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party, as then expressed, and as likely in other
places, 1aS Ye!ded, particularly 10 The appoint
| neni al ftco additional Magistrates al Newtown
II any eFoits have been maze TO furnish The Gov
e:aof whh information connected with this trans
acton, we doubt not Ihat'he Fcderalisis ha been
equally busy with The Democrats in presenting il:
and who would deny TO either party The right Of
thus communicating in their own proper wayl
so lar as We know, we ,!eiy the mos, rigid sc,u.
tny into The means used, and The motives Of the
ton.
me Farmer affects 10 deprecae the exercise
u parry ieelihs IN The mater. Why has This &C
rerous impulse been SO long smothered did 6o,
parry feeling shape The Nomination al December
court mas not parry feeling dictated The appoint
ment Of Commissioners Of Elections Tor The la<t
len years ana although the Democratic narty
constitute an acknowledged moiety, al least of ,be
population Of Frederick, has not The courl' annu.
aliy almost without exception, appointed al our
seven precincts two Federallsls Tor one Democrat
as Judges oi election Nay, a. il to heor ,nsnI
upon our parry, has not HE court, re-appoinlei
Commissioners, who time alter lime have admit
ted votes declared 10 he iliesa BY the Legislature
and mus wInked al, or Indirectly encouraged The
reiterated pollution Of The poll books2 Blu, the
Governor has withheld commissions from his
friends recommended, as well as his opronen,s-
Two 10 Iweive-a larger number stu we believe.
han has been commissioned al any one lime du
ring the last hi'y years. Our opponents, We think
will sui have majority on lhe bench. which an
pears 10 be the sratd objtcl OF their desire, and We
Iru>I that in no pan Of The county Democrat
will have i in his power 10 say that equal justice
is denied him.
lItne "FIedeick Farmer" is Magistrate. well
may The court exclaim, save me from my friend.
In how degrading an altitude does Re exhibit his
brethren, "a potion ot,hem hones,-but there ale
Earring spirits among them who disturb ,hei.
peace. Were The harsh rule OF the Farmer
adopted, and all the unworthy pu, in Coventry,
there would scarcely be corner lett for "perp-
ing Tom 10 look out upon The passing purity Of
his associates ermine. We, however, have bet
IeropiDion Of the Court OF Frederick, county, as
al present constituted, and We will have no less
confidence in il, We are sure when The newly
commissioned Magistrates shall have been Quail
ltsd, ind taken their seals on The bench. tina,
every ore will present himself al April cour, We
earnestly hore, and we trust Ihai no Magistrate
will ventureio assume he respons biity oflhwar,-
ing process sanctioned by sound precedent,
which will secure 10 The county iu and equal
administration Of justice and will tend 10 allay
much UNPLEASANT feeling In regard 10 the present
county court system.
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NOTICE

rs hereby gwen that application viii be made TO the
Preside and Directors 81 the Richmond, Ffedeeks
burg and Potomac Raioad Company, for the renewal
Of Scrip No no. dated 10Th December, 1884, for two
shares OF Stock sad Company in the rs-ie al Philip
ssmnel which STOCK transferred on Tho eighth day
OF December 1885 N the undersigned Joseph d. ship
n,,d mud tho scu for which sock has bsen lost de-
rs,nv.d ARCHIBALD SAYTEL,
JOHN p. SAMUEL,
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Executors Of Ptiip Samuel, deceased
Ia, 22-cw3m JOS. 81. SHEPPARD.
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The Republican OF th.s CRY having rc-pub-
ls.cd from The Winchester Republican a gross
auack upon Gov. Smith, we deem il due 10 JUS
tce TO lay before our readers The following vim
d;catory explanation from The Winchester Virgin
ian:
THE MAGISTRATES might have been
eYr,rted that some antagonist reply would have
anrearet 10 a communication in the Republican
oi Las, week signed "a Frederick Farmer" bul
u i doubtl.ss better that such judicial Tansac-
lions as those 10 which il indiscrcetly refers,
should not BIZ made the suhjsc; OF personal con-
rfaversy in The newspapers but be elI 10 The Calm
decision OF the hotits Ia which theY appropriate
H. b,.one. We did rot even notice The action Oh
our late Cour, in regard 10 The NV Magistrates
con,.nis. ou,d by inc Executive, until on. co.
,.,noo,aty forced cur attention 10 it because We
bs',s.et h ,vecer wioag that action might have
ho = thai \, the A;ril Ierm, hen dne time for
rsaar,;,u lad been afforded, the whole matter
,vnui "a be a usted according 10 law and usage
Far n. 10 arieuIpt dserce OF Governor Smilhs
rarrs. in mis- matter, against the anonymous al
,acs III "a Frederick Farmer" woul: DC work
!, .uoereroca,ion The Governor, remarkable
for eonl ,,e,ciy. ia. no tonb satisfied himself Of
~. .ons,i r,ionai prophecy OF his course; he is
ai,ra.. nrepa,ea iot deftlce and .ui iew OF his
noi,, -al foes have e?cr sonen second conflict
vim him. !, wouid rave been well ioF the "Far,
n,.rn but lie canno; he much OF lawysrO
before he INDUCED In such unworthy fulmina-
liens sgains, me Che! Magistrate 81 The State
even a, the harmless, sscurc distance Of 100
miles, 10 have sought the aid OF antho tiles. ait
mace the auemp:, al cas-, 10 substitute argument
for b ID and viturera,ed assertion.
II the "Frederick Farmer" or his political
friends will take The trouble n examine l'Iie
farther, they will fad hattie G-veFnors Of botn
parties, nave. on several occasions, withheld
commission: from portion OF The list recon.
m-nced for Magistrates b the county courts; and
when did ha,ch. more extravasant in NUMBER
(22 presented rom an nj county TOO, call MOI.
decidedly Tor he exercise otexeculive Tednc'ion1
We have eo,d reason 10 believe, hat, both on &C.
com OF number and i'cali,,,s, Justices Of III.
s. me parry vita ,h- Farmer" were opposed 10
me no:ninarion al December cour; The Cover
M ,here:ors, exercising rs co-or;inale power,
ha> Int carrisi out The principl. aoTocated oy the
Farmers" own friends. Nay, il We aye mol mis-
informed. ne Executive has complied with the
ureept, local wiehe' Of ine 5ov complaining
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the supply will be abundant. The last eight oi
len days receipts OF corn have been light, ard
this, added IL the continuance c considerable
exports % Ireland, has caused The market 10 have
very firm aspect and prices have since return
ed as regards wheat and -four Ie,Ilan corn, Sill
continuing in great requsi,ion, commands the
high price Of C9s. 10 Us. per- quarter, (wh!ie y
other kinds Of corn are cheaper
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We learn (says the Unicn) that no official in
elligence, giving any continuation TO the rumors
oil battle, has been received at he War De-
parlment. We are indebted 10 The politcness Of
the editors Of the Bulletin for The following note,
Tor which they will be pleased 10 accept our best
thanks:
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THE GRANITE STATE.

The Wing pres, pretend 10 ridicule The Demo
crat;c triumph in New Hampshire, as matter
II no moment for she has always belonged 10
the Republican parry, and We have with Difficult.
70 wrrs,cd her back irom Wing nisrue. Bul
We lo,k upon il as p'eseniing higher consdeTa-
,ions-viz: the complete overthrow Of an inia-
mou, alliance between the Wings and Abolition
ISIS o. tina, SAFE The N York Tribune, an able
and leading organ IT The Wing party, in advance
warned h, electors OF New Hampshire, that, il
hey did not defeat The Democratic candidates,
they would endorse the General Adrninislf a'ion
and ali lis sbominabIe measures 10 p.rfe tndie
s,ar-rv" carry On an courageous war" upon
McKee, and almost every hing that was bad
The election took place, and The Gfanie State
Democracy resolved 10 speak their sentiments IN
relation 10 the Administration in unmis akeablc
terms. Their verdict is as triumphant vind-
cation Of Inc President, and his Democratic poll
e.. as il is overwhelming in It's Iebuke OF The
ami war and Abui',on dog,pas Of the combined
allies ii Federal Whisgery.
The election yer, The same Tribune pours out
IFS wainss ever defeat as follows:
..Ths Senate will belong 10 L ,cotocoism Al
road; the Administration parry has secured a
majority there. The whole government OF the
Stat. will b., n all probability, III The hands ~
n. !, s0rry party j is yel 10 be seen whether
,et-at has taught inam ANYTHING. In our opln-
ion rhey return 10 power, like lie Bourbuns, 'ior
getting nothing, learning nothing"
Under all the circumstances, ought we not 10
regard il AS great triumph and onghl not The
Republicans OF Virginia 10 find new encourage
ment for action and energetic efforts al the ap-
proaching elrclons2 Virginia and New Hamp-
shire have ever stood shoulder 10 shoulder Tor the
righ,. Will they no, now &C; together in defence
q! he principles OF The republican pary2
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aTFXANDRIA CANAL COMPAN

ALEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.
GENERAL. MEETING OF The Stockholders OF the
A Alexandria Canal Company viii be held at the
Council Chamber, in The town of Alexandria,
TTnIIRSDAY The 18th day of April 1877, nj ~ O'Clock
M 10 consider the provisions Of the ac Of the Lee,Ia
turs Of Virginia. pa,srd on the Isl instant In relation to
The purchase By the Board OF Public works, Of Two
seton thereon ns may he expedient
By order the President and Directors,
March l6-cwtd r. JOHNSTON, CIR. c. Co.
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JOHN G. SIiAFER g. co.
TAILOKS AND DRAFEKs.
fdCf oois;,a T. y

i's Se Ss' Yo1s, and Riebmsnd, 1 va.'
A RE nov receiving their Spring Fashions
n and respectfully solicit The honor .! visit
Fresh goods received from New York, per Ex-
press, every ,csek during the season.
March l6--d3t&clm
r AW NOTlCE-The subscribers nave as
IL scciated themselves as Partners in The nrac-
tise of the Law, under the STYLE OF JOSEPH 4
GEORGE S. FEQUA. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham
will attend the Superior and County Courts OF
Buckingham and Cumberland, and the Superior
Courts OF Albemarle and Fluvanna; and the
latter who resides in ScoItsvllle, Alben,arle
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts Of Albemare, Fluvanna and Buckins-
ham. Any business confded 10 them will be
nrompiIy attended 10. JOS. FUQUA,
Ang I4-cwlOm GEO. a. FUQUA.
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COMMERCIAL BULLETIN OrpIcr.

New Orleans, March 10, 1917.
As the newspaper mail is So uncertain, the
enclosed are forwarded per letter mail. OfSan-
Ia Annals appearance and in force, at Saliillo,
there can be but little doubt; The battle is by no
means so certain. All The reports on this later
are through Mexican Sllnrces
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MoNTCaEY, Feb. 22d, ls47
Eds. Dea-The mail is just about 10 leave
and have only time to inform you OF our silua-
lio1 here. The express arrived this morning
irom SallilIo. Taylor has fallen back from Aqua
Neuya; Gen. Marshall who started from here
yesterday from Sahillo, received orders 10 stop
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CAMARGo, Feb. %, lS47.
E:iiofs Delta y letter from Capt. Montsome-
ry, +. Q. NJ. a, Monterey, has just been receiv-
ed giving the following informa,ion-Tha Gen.
Taylor had been attacked in his position at aqua
Nueva" by force OF $4,000 men, and the en-
eagement was still going on. When the courier
letl Santa Annals ullimalum was surrender
Gen. Taylor's reply "comc and take me"
On The 9th inst. orders were received here 10
stop and turn back all the teams leaving Camar-
s., which was done accordingly, 10 The number
O. 100 cams. The leaInslers have bten armed
today. A large train Of 100 wagons left here on
the Eth, and apprehensons are entertained tina,
The? have been cut off before reaching Monterey.
The communications between this place and
Monterey are entirely cut of. Marin is occu.
pied by large force Of the enemy, who are said
10 be advancing rapidly upon Camargo, sup
posed 10 be Gen Ureas force Of cavalry and ar
.hlery. We have TO oppose this force (oi nearly
5000 msn) abou, 1000, including Quarter
masters men.
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AND FRIEND TO THE OPPRESSED.
Cumberland, March, lS47
gfEdltors who inserted the communication
Of "Citizen," are requested TO insert the above.
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g-5The Southern Mail this morning brings US
highly interesting news from the Sea. OF War,
,he fullest details of which we lay before our
readers without delay.
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Mouth OF THE RIO GRaNDE March 2, 1877
Editors Enclosed you will find the copy
II leuer received last evening from Camaigo,'
per steamboat J. E. Roberts, Captain Reed. Our
letters corrobora,eihe report Of Gen. Taylor being
pressed hard by the enemy, under Santa Anna
u person, but do not give The number. General
Taylor has called for all the troops that can be
spared from below. The d and 81 Ohio AMI Isl
Indiana regiments are 10 proceed Immediately
upon the arrival OF the new volunteer regiments
10 Monterey, the latter 10 relieve The lormer III
vigilance is required Of commanders of regiments
in the march from Camargo, and wagons 10 be
parked al night TO guard against the enemy: l
asscre you things begin to look pretty blue. The
wagon trains between Camargo and Monterey
nave been stopped. Yours, KS.
Sac Isit,r heioU
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DIR. LIE ROYss
YeGetabIe UniYera,,l nesIl.

The startling dTawback on nea,ly ali NJ
Agents has ever been that In their process of pn
and publication they have also cebiEfafed IL.
Hence Purgative Medicines have always been ,syHe1
as at best but evil Patients resOriDgSd
for the relief Of one disease 81 the expense of
To obyate this Physicians have long sought for
that would At the same time purge, pIty1fv and agent
ezs but their efforts were nearly fruesS ana ~ engA
almost despaired Of Tess when the labours had
and research were rewarded by discovery wb"a aene
whichis Justly regarded as of the most NY and
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portant desidsratum is named DR.. LIE Ron. u, MS I'm.
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all corrupt, and Vitated humors, and unhea temoVe
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The two principal ingredients in Dr. LIE Row, 'Oe S
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each promotes the beneficial effect of the ob hat
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DR.. LIE Roy's Pills are the most active and ssuss
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good effects They not only operate on the bioINN NN
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good blood from the fountain head. se
produce neither nausea, gripping or deblty and lney
family Medicine they have no rival - 'Du asa
Price 70 cents per box, with full directions
o. Sold by Williams Haywood & Co. Ralsih 4
by appointed Agents throughout the State, o. S"0'
August 9th. 1917. e7oan
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cane Fear Lan nds For Sale.

1WNHE Subscriber has permanently settled in Warren
E County, and now offers for sale his Tract of Land
in Chatham county, the South side and Immediately
m The Cape Fear River, half mile above Avent's
Ferry and three miles below Haywood, cotaining be-
tween eight and nine hundred acres The greater part
of this Tract is RICH BOTTOM AND, adapted to O.
bacco Cotton Corn, Wheat, and Oats sc. There IS
enough open land to work twelve or fifteen hands 10
advantage the most of which has been resting tor the
last FIVE years, and is now in fine state TOR making
good crops Terms will be made accommodating, and
possession given in time for sowing fall crops .
Mr. Obadiah Farrar, who lives the land, will show
it to any person who may be disposed to purchase ana
can be addIessed at WarreniOn, North Carolina, on
the subject. NJ 1. HAW hlNS' Ir'
Register, Fayetteville Carolinian and Observer. will
copy and forward their accounts TO this ofice
June 10, l847 6oO-u
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SaIamander Safes.

DICH& cos hmprOved Patent SaiamGnder @ @SGfts
IlaTe q decided Improvement on the original Whd-
es Genuine PATENT and have met with accidental tests
in the burning of the following stores and Offices and
have in every instance preserved the books and papers
entire although the Safes remained in the burning ruins
in several instances IA, Is, "a, and 81 hours:
Dec 6 Is44-Messrs. Van Winkle s. Randalls store.
It's Water Street, New York.
July 49, ls45-Messrs. Richard CIonkhites store 81
Exchange place, N: Y. - 20 p,o,d
Juy l9, lS46-William Bloodgood, Esq, 10 Broao
Street, N. Y. .. -
Nov. II, ls45-Judge Batails law Office, Benton. Miss
Feb. II, 1S46-Mr. Sias c. Fields store, Vicksburg,
Mississippi. -
July 81 lsi6-Messrs. Goree s. Kings law Office, Ma
rion, Alabama
Feb "a, ls47-Mr E. R. Blackwell's store Centrerie.
La. 49,
Such tests az the above the subscriber hopes will sat-
isfy the public that Rich Co.'S safes what they Pur
port to be. An assortment of all siZes for sale by
A. S. MARVIN, lss l-2 Water Street, New YorS.
Agent for the Manufacturer.
Aslo by Isaac Bridge, II Magazine street NJ Orleans
.. s' Lewis NJ. Hatch. I2O Meeting street Charleston
South Carolina.
August II, IS47. 66S-
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State of North Carolina, Nash County

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Aug erm ls47
Jordan JOINER, Admir- of Jordan Joiner. %. wright
Joiner Drewry Joiner, VIM. A. Joiner, Peggy JOINER,
WIN. Joiner and wife Tempy. Moses Daughtrldge
and wife Rudy, Elijah Winstead and wife lassey'
William Adams and wife Arcadia, Joseph Winstead'
Jordan Winstead, Merritt Joiner, Frances Joiner,
Drewsey Joiner, Polly Joiner and Sarah Joiner.
Petition for sale of Real Estate for assets
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of Court that William
A. Joiner and Peggy Joiner. reside beyond The llmts
of this State is ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks nhe North Carolina Standard,
notifying the said William Joiner and Peggy joiner,
be and appear at the next Court OF Pleas and
Sessions to be held for the county Of Nash at the Court
House in Nashville, the second Monday in Noven-
her next then and there to plead answer demur to
the said petition otherwise the same Will be taken pro
confessO, and heard ex parte as to them .
Witness F. NJ. Taylor Clerk Of our said Court at o.
fee in Nashville, the fourth day Of September A: D.
1917 F. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Sept 8. ls47. Pr. adv. SIS 62 l.2. 67O,6t.
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PRINTS ONLY.
SPRING STYLES, 1847.
LEE g. BREWSTER,
Al CEDAR STREET

NETWORK,
Beg leave to inform Dealers Dry Goods that they has
received. and exhibiting, at THE WIRE
HOUSE EXCLUSIVELY for Printed CaEicOes 500
CASES, comprising all the New SPRING STYLES, OF
British, French and american Manufactures which, in
ADDITION to their usual stock renders their assortment
of the most beautiful and attractive the city and
having just been purchased for cash and short credit
are offered ty the piece package the terms,
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Catalogues of prices Corrected daly,) placed in
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Purchasers will inform themselves of the state of the
market, and be well repaid for examination if
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l.. B. have peculiar advantages for executing orders
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State Of North Carolina, Granville county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. Aug Term, 1s47
Jno. Lloyd and wife, Rebecca and others, William
Leavister
Petition for division Of money.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant VIM. Leavistcr resides beyond its jursdc.
tion t therefore ordered that publicntion be made
for six weeks successfully, in the North Carolina Stand
ard, notifying the said VIM. Leavstcr to be and appear
at the term Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
to be held for the county and State aaresaid at the
Court House In Oxford on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, then and there to plead answer demur to
the said petition otherwise, the will be heard
exPate to him, and the prayer the petition granted
Witness, James M. Virgins, Clerk Of said Court at
Office in Oxford the first Monday of August A. D. l547
JAS. M. WIGGINS, Clerk
Sept. q. 1s47. Pr. adv. IS So I-2 672-6t