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1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
Il that the Defendant Samuel b Walls Is not
an inhabltant Of this State, LIs therefore Ordered
~ The Cont, that publication be made ~ the
Charlotte Journal ior the space Of SIX weeks, no.
iifyng the SAID Samuel b. Walls to appear al the
next Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, TO be
held for the county Of tedel, al the Court House
in S,atcsyille, on the Sd Monday IN May next,
then and there TO plead or repleyy, otherwise
Judgment final will be taken against him aud the
land and other property levied upon, condemned
to satisfy the plaintiff demands and cost IN this
sui.
Witness, ] F. Alexander, Clerk of our said
Court, at office. the Sd Monday in February, lo47,
and IA the 7lst year Of onr Independence.
J. +. ALkNANDER, Clek.
Printers Fee ss!. t3l
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To Clergyman. Posimas'er' and o'"' ,, : :
IIwantyd ~ every town and village w w.
sIates, responsible men to procure '''..r,,,,
aud engage Ia Tie sale oi The above "of'''' Al
very liberal per ccntage ~ilI be alos'uil
dress r., WALKER, III Fulton 81. ~ io'"'
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Ssau' Pictorial Wa,li eirrs aras q g,f 90 ~
srr,b,ag ~ DomlagI Hciory u b.aasun,
o. he AmertC4a Siatttm8a'4 A4E44L
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan
uary Term, lS47.
Isaac Campbell and wife Mary Ann
c. H. Johnston and William Knowles Petition to
and wife Isabella X. sell
,,,,,,,, :. Johnston. Negroes.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
that Jonathan Johnston, the defendant IN this
case, is nonresident of this State, Ii is there
fore Ordered. that publication be made thirty
DAYS in the Charlotte Journal, that the defendant
appear at the next term of this Court, 10 be held
for the county Of Mecklenburg, at the Court House
in Charlotte, on the IN Monday in April neat,
and plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs petition.
Otherwise Judgment pro cOniesso will be given a.
gains, him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk OF our said Court,
at office, the 4th Monday Of January, A. D. le47.
b. OATES, c. C. {.
Printers Fee sli. l29
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FAYETTEVILLE. LEvorE.
A. Graham. Thomas Rouse.
CUMBERLAND 'lr. Lasslter.
Cyl, Alex. Muruhl-on. Jgnrs.
Christopher Aluufoc. Lcmrel simmons.
Alex. " Williams. CHugy.
Co. \. ;. Mcneil Iohn Bryant.
flrquhard Smith. GafraRra
Julm Mcdaniel To-, Williamson.
John Evans Rgrgsov
}. W. Howell ". c. Mcneil.
BLADEs. R,cuao.n
Gen. James Mckay. John C. Mel.aurin.
Robert Melvin. John l. E4t,Iay
5. n. Richardson. tx.us
Thomas G. Smith. 4 R4uchon.
Isaac wight J. X. Red, Millwrighl.
Johu SmIth' CAswELL.
:, ~ sAArsoS' I Dod-on, M.llwrighl
~ l. bafAsdaie' ORAs0E.
Patrick Murphy Or. Ysnrv.
John II. Spearman. ~ ~ Mart
HARDY Royal. W. B.fAsc
NV IIssovER. Cn,ru,v
James Murphy. Cole & Brantly.
Charles Henry. smith & P,lIsn.
OssLow. H. Clcyg
Robert Aman. Wxy
IEEESg, :. Boasly.
Thomas Hooker. J. 4. Leah
besides many others in different pafta of the
State. - '"'
O. WIN such deservedly high character the
Subscribers lecl justified offering these wheel.
70 'ne fobi;c They ~i.i sell Indiydus or Coon
y tshtS on reasonable terms They caution al
persons throughout tho State from paving anv
pIS'h' Out ourselves or our authorized Agents
or tie right OF using these Wheels.
NOTICE TO MlLLW RlGHTS-Iryop ui.b
employment acquaint yourselves with putin, IN
these Wheels, d we now wish In rt,,l,,, =, e,
100 IN this business in different parts Of Inc So
DUNCAN MCNEIL.
AkCH'D. MCLAUGHLIN.
a. A. McKETlIAN.
Fagsttutliee, Feb. 10, Is4G. Iglv
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
lREDELL COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, FED.
rudry Term, lS46.

Attachment levied on
Samuel u. Wallis interest
in Mrs. Wallis Dover OF
Land, 500 acres. Also, on
the follow ing Negroes and
other property, to Wit -
Ann, Levins, Little Mary,
Jane, Old Mary, Jim, John
Peter, Amelia, Martha,
Sarah, Washington, Hen.
n. Caroline and child, 10
y ~ al OF Cattle, 4 head Of
/ Horses, - to 40 head Of
sheep, Two Road Wagons
aud one set of Gears, ia.
! mi'y Carriage and liar-
ness, about 500 bushels Of
I Corn, - 10 40 bushels Of
" beat, Library of Books.
Household and Kitchen
/ Furniture, Farming tools,
Fodder, Oats and stock Of
Hogs.
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GROCERIES.

which lhey oucr TUX lash, Al small advance +
On Charleston prices.
TINY HAVE on HANDS
no hhds. SUGAR, prime and low priced,
800 loaves Double reaned Loaf and Crushed
Also, fine do
5 bar-cts do
Extra hne Tyson TEA Fine do do
ooolong (blaek) in hsf pound papers,
do very superior,
Fov shong tdol IN half pound papers,
Bags of old Java COFFEE,
Laguta do
RIO do old and new crop,
Boxes Sperm Candies, 1, ) and to the pound,
Boxes Adamaniine ia papers, . 10 the pound,
Boxes Charleston made la..ow. + 10 the pound,
and 10. caunisicrs Preserved Salmon, her.
metieag sealed
I 10. cannislers I.1bsiers Theoretically sealed,
Jars mixed Picsles 90 Gherkins, qts and pts
Canislers Sardines On OH and lbs each,
Layer RaisinS, (all clusters , Z4nte CuTranIs,
Quarter boxes Mr. Raisins,
Sofl shelled Almonds,
Drums Turkey Figs small sizc)
Bordeaux Almonds saa shellet,
Boxes Genoa Citron. preserved wIh white sugar.
East and West India Groceries, assorted,
Jars East India Preserved Gingcr.
Macaroni,
Whole and ground Black Pepper,
do DO A,lspice,
Nu,megs, Cloves Ginger, Cinnamon, Mace,
No Chocolate,
Prepared Cocoa,
Underwoods Mustard IN and % bottles,
Rose Water, Lemon, Piue Apple, Straw berry,
Raspberry and orgeat SYRyPS,
Sweet Oil, Harvey Sauces, Reading Sauce,
Mushroom ketchup. Tomato ketchuP,
Paoi Vinegar, Stoughton's Biuers,
Soda Biscuit, Pic Me, Water P.iOt, and Navy
Ctacsets,
Lemon do
Pear Starch, superior article,
Fig Blue, Indigo,
Letter Paper, toolscap do
Salt Petre, Salesatus
White Vine Vinegar, Cider DO
Canisters Dlp0nts Eagle Rifle Powder,
Kegs and half kegs FIFE glazed DO
A full assortment OF SHOT, all sizes,
400 Sacks Of SALT extra large SIZE and in
order,
Nos /, and Mackerel,
Kits No do
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, Smoked Herring.
s.nSE GGs.
Goddard's Brandy, vintage of leU5 celebrated for
lis soft trulty a.vJr,
IIerckenare,h x L9wndes, J. J. Dlpuy's c.
Brandy.
Do do Holland Gin, !
Newton, Gordon & Mardock's o.d M-dei- :
-,
Do DO new do -
Pale Sherry, Sweet Mal5ga, =
Old jana "a Rum,
Cd Scotch Wnlskey,
Baskets Cham siCn Cordials assorted,
Bbs Nonon g4hela Wbi-k key,
do n O. Rccudcd %
Bbs ~ E Rum,
Double Brown Stou: Porter tOua5er'sl quart
aud pnts,
Scotch Pae, very superior, in pints.
Philadelphia Pale Ale, 10 quarts and psnts,
Wards big grain Rice, strictly prime,
81 quality do
Goshen Batter. Northern Cheese, mild and rich,
Pine Apple Cheese, Cocd.h, smoked ilerfngs,
Nos l. ? and Mlckcrel, KITS No do
Extra bleached Sperm OIL,
Winter strained solar do
Shoe Backing, London Shred Isingass,
Cooper's GeI4tlne, Raspberry Syrup,
Strawberry DO
Whole half and quarter boxes SOAP, all qualities
Corn Broom=, boxes Table Salt, Painted Bucket
Jars Tanarins, in fac syrup,
A full assortment OF ali kinds Of
. y II , I 2 g.
Almond sap, Fancy %
Extra Cana Flour, whole and half barrels,
And fol- assortment Of
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We continue 10 run our usual number OF Boats.
The Evergreen Iost bot one trip during al the last
dry season. She Is uuquestionably the highest
draught Of water l. ucbe-) running on the river.
Our present term, tor receiving aud furwardIng
goods, as follows;
Receiving and forwarding in Wilmington free
Of commission for The same. All goods cpns2Ucd
To Us IN Fayetteville, OH freight up the nvcr. H.
per cent. We have five safe Warehouses at the
river where they may be stored, as 10 save one.
halt the hauling. Produce down the figcr shipped
free Of commissions.
Passage, 81 up and down.
THIS arrangement 10 take effect after Doth inst.
Thankful for past fayofs, We solicit a couttuu-
ance Of public patronage.
join II. HALL, Agent
JannarY u. ~. LIE
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one rap4 Oh M AMERICAN STAT ESAAAr
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CEREMONIAL
OF TIRE
Charleston Store.
9coEscZ 8 G.A.g.sA

EA OULD respectfully inform their friends
Wv and customers that they have removed
from their Old stand 10 their new BRICK STORE
above the Camden Bank. and have on hand, and
are receiving eonstautiy, a new and full assert.
monl Of choice aEd select
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u The following are the D ok' gytn ,,aiy
subscribers 20 DUHLING's iilsluRi ~
ROMANISM and rtIE AMLRlCAA sIA!E1
MANS MANUAL
SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD
cngfsuugs Fuco s. 80. q,
SEARS GUIDE To KNOW LEb6t-.La
bfscing az c&tsnrtc range Of SUBJECTS 800 L'
rature. science aud Art. Price y 3D. I'D
SEARS PICTORIAL HISTORY Or Iui1
REVOLUTION, wIlh numerous Pla'cs' CIV
gilt Price o..
STARS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY. $50 ros''
ings. Pfice ~ 30,
SEARS PICTORIAL LIBRARY, %57 e0g'''
Ings. Price 80 So .,.
SEARS PICTORIAL SUNDAY BOv"' ''
gently liluriratcd. Price o. 81. ,,,.,rI
TuE AMERICAN RELIGIOUS 6If D'3n
containing contribution. from upN afd' q w.
~ Of our most celebrated Amtiiei"
such as Mrs. l.. H. Sigoufncy, }. ". N''l-
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g. Whittier, ". x Williams, l. h'ne1'1
MISS IT. D. Gould. Puce SO. ga
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Almond SAP, Fancy Do
Extra Cana Flour, whole and half barrels,
And foil assortment Of
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A. NJ Gillespie
rs.
Sam'h b. Walls.
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NOTICE.,

rs hereby gwen to all men and women, that
IL Convention of Reformers, who are will
ling to become the "Messengers of Jesus
Christ" for the introduction Of the New Era
of Universal Peace among all mankind, will
be held at the Trumbull Phalanx, (situate in
Trumbull County, Ohio, 8 miles west of
Warren and 5 miles north of the Village of
Newton Falls,) to commence its sessions,
on the 18th of August next, (lS47) for the
purpose ofinstrucling and inetating them in
the points which must be made manifest, be-
fore the Milenial dispensatIon of"good will
and Universal Peace" amongst all mankind
will be established upon this Earth, in ac7
cordance with the express design and guid'
ance Of the spirit Of God.
ANDREW B. SMOLNlKAR.
Formerly Roman Catholic Priest and Pro-
fessor of Divnity--Now Messenger Of the
F. less Of Times. Ephesians |, 10th.
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From the Washington Union.
FROM VERA CRJJZ

! We have seen letters from two officers OF
tho army, Of the United States at Vera Cruz
as late as the second of July. They state
that the British courier, Mr.. Veranzan, who
had left the capital on the Goth Of June had
arrived on the evening of the lst of July
at Vera Cruz, and brought intelligence that
General Scott was still at Puebla. He
confirms the accounts in respect to the trans
mission of Mr.. Buchanan's letter to the Mex
ican Government, and also that Santa Anna
had issued proclamation requiring the Mex
lean Congress to assemble to consider the
proposition. 1t was said that Santa Anna
was unwilling to assume the responsibility
himself. but desired to throw il upon Con-
gress; many of whom, it is also said, are In
cliued to peace with the United States.--
The streets of the city of Mexico were for
tilted, and some other defences thrown up;
but il was the decided opinion thet little
or no resistance would be offered to General
Scott.
. General Alvarez' who is with his forces
on the road between Puebla and Jalapa,
Zone of the letters says, between Perote and
Puebla,) is said TO have had a difference with
his second general in command, the result
of which was that they had devided their
forces and separated; Zone Of the letters says
that his force amounted to about 2,SOO horse,
besides other troops, but not sufficient to with
stand the shock of either Of our advancing
columns for two hours.
Col. Childs was few miles in advance OF
Peyote. His command was composed of the
garrison Of Jalapa. estimated at about l,
500 men. Gen. Cadwallader was at Perote
and Gen. Pillow two leagues on this side OF
it, on his way ojoin General Scott, the two
generals together having an entire force
amounting to something like $500 men,
General Pierce was at Vera Cruz with about
$500 troops. on the eve of startiEg to join
Gen Scott. Thut we have here combined
force Of about $500, marching to join the
commanding general Other troops co ltin-
ued to arrive at Vera Cruz, and would be as
soon as possible en- route for headquar-
ters.
|, was reported that Santa Anna had left
the capital for few days to recruit his health,
and TO consult his ministers ofwar, &c. He
was generally unpopular, and even odious to
the majority of the Mexcans; and his life
was considered TO be in considerable dan
Ger.
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IMMENSE IMpoRTATIoNs OF SrEc1E,-The
New York Herald, speaking of the immense
importations of specie into the country, this
year says:
"There has been importationins to this
country, according to Custom House returns,
since the lst of January last, of about TWEEN
iy-five millions of dollars in specie, and the
arrival of specie, in the country, in the pos
session of emigrants, within that period, have
been at least FIVE millions of dollars more,
making about thirty millions of dollars specie
added to the gold and silver currency of the
country in about six months"
THIRTY MILLIONS of Gold and Siluer,
imported into our country in about STA
monthst This is about double the amount
Of the United States Bank ever had in circu-
laton at one time! This large amount Of
gold and silver was mostly sent here TO Pur-
chase the farmers produce, except what was
brought by emigrants. But how much of 1t
has ever been seen by the farmers? How
much oft ever got into the pockets OF the
neople, for whom it was designed! Let eve
~ man who handles money in the State an
swer the question for himself: And why
did he not get his portion of it? That is
lust as easily answered.-Ohio Statesman.
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BosToN WHIeERY AND BUENA VDTA.--
The Boston Courier, which is whig paper Of
high reputation in Boston, in an article on
the war, speaks of
"The atrocions and unprovoked murders
(for they are nothing else,) which Gen. ray
lor is continually perpeirating."
And goes on TO declare that,
"If he had particle of patriotism, religion
or hum snity in his composition, he would in
stantly resign his command, and let his en-
ployer carry on the war for himself or order
his armies to retire within the limits of theil
own country"
Now that he has declared that he will not be the Pres
dent Of party Federalism talks straight out What an
ovsrdowlng love these wings have for the conqueror at
Buena Vista.
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HOMESTEAD ExEMpTroN-The Legislature
of Connecticut, at their recent session, pas
sed law which exempts entirely the home
stead that is worth less than three hundred
dollars from being taken on an execution for
debt. The words Of the law are, that $50
much Of the homestead or domici being the
property of any one person, having family,
as does not exceed in value the sum of three
hundred dollars, and as will reasonably and
conveniently accommodate only such person
aud family and such live stock as is now ez-
empt by law, from warrant and execution,
shall be, and the same hereby is, exempt
from being taken by any warrant OIL execu-
ton for any debt whatever"
All editions eand Improvements made
from time to time which are not absolutely
necessary for the accommodation of the fami-
" are not thus exempted. The application
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h1-We have to condole with the Findlay
bankers in their afflictiou-the shavers at Tele-
do, we understand have headed them In their ap-
plication to the Bashaws at Columbus for bank,
How will w. M. Patterson ever forgive them
for depriving him Of the glory of owning thous-
and dollars of bank stock, when he is emily worth
sl57, all told! Our only comfor, in this griev-
GUS state Of things is, that when rogues weep
honest men rejoice.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

erLTMA DIVISION, NO. l9l, SONS
OF TEMPERANCE, will celebrate We'd
nesday, the 4th day of August next. The
Young Ladies of Lima, having offered to
present the Division with Bible, it will be
received during the day at the Presbyterian
Church. Appropriate exercises will accom-.
pany the presentation, and an Address will
be delivered on the occasion.
The Brethren of the neighboring Divisions
and of the Order generally are invited to dt-
tend.
The procession will be formed to proceed
to The Church, at l O'Clock, P. M.
Lima, July II, lS47.
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GEN. ScorT IN MExICo--Gen. Scott, at
last accounts, was being strongly reinforced,
and the march to Mexico, from the point
of latest advice, is comparatively free from
obstacles.
The distance from Puebla to Mexico is
less than ninety miles--the road is through
plain, except at Rio Frio, but this pass OF
which much bas been said, is not as forml-
dable as has been represented. There is no
chapparsl to conceal the enemy, the forrest
assuming character suited to temperate
climate, and we are assured by gentleman
familiar with tie pass, that it presents very
little obstacle to our advance. Once on the
top of the mountain, twenty miles distant,
the city extends out as it were on map
Lake and village, house and castle, are all
distinctly marked, while the gorgeous noun
tains that surround it, give it the air OF an
enchanted city, it is so beautiful in its rePose.
1t was from this mountain pass that Cortez
and his followers surveyed the ancient Mex
ico, and in their wonder and delight at the
prospect, fell on their faces with Joy, We
can readily imagine that our brave troops,
like those of Cortez, mere handful, when
they behold the "Halls Of the Montezumas"
for the first time, will at least raise shout,
the echoes of which will linger as funeral
knell OIL the departed sovereignty OF the pres
ent degenerate inhabitants.
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How TO PRESERVE GREEN CuRRANTs AND
GoosEBERR1Es FREsH.--M. 5. wilson, OF
Lenox, Mass, it is stated, preserves green
cnrranis in dry glass bottles, corked and seal
ed tight, placing them in cool cellar: In
this manner they may be preserved tor a
great length of time, SO that you may be able
70 have pies on your table a, all seasons OF
the year. GooseberrIes may be preserved
in the same way.
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KALrpA MARKET.
PUTNAM COUNTY OFFICERS.

PUTNAM COUNTY OFFICERS.
ASSOCIATES JUDGEs.-SiIas McClsh, Geo
Skinner, and ]. Y. Sackett.
CLERK Lee.
SHERIFF james II. Vail.
PRosEcUTING ATTORNEY j. Mackenzie.
TREAsuRER.-O. w. Crawfs.
AuD1ToR.-Nahum Smith.
RECoRDER.-John Dixon.
CORONER John Ramsey.
SURVEYOR E. Hawley.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Henry Joseph
Boehmer, Samuel Ramsey, aud Geo. Stewart
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BprT,sH MEDIATION IN THE MEXICAN WAR.
in the Hou.e of Commons, on the l,h oi
June, in reply to question from DIR. Bow
ring, Lord Palmers'on said that an offer OF
mediation on the part of Great Britain, be-
tween Mexico and the United States, had
been made by the former as well as by the
nresept government, but that as yet it had
not n been accepted by either of the bell'ge-
rents.
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ATTENTION.

Sd B. I7th D. 0. NJ.
gMYHE members composing the Second
M Rifle Regiment will meetat Columbus
Grove, on the third Thursday Of August next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, armed and equipped as
the Law Directs for the purpose of perform
ing Military Drill. S. BELL,
B. General, Sd B. l7th d. o. M.
July 9th, l847.
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of the law to residences worth more than
three hundred dollars and where the land al
so is worth more will be rather difficult
This, probably, is left to be defined by tu-
ture legislation, and as experience shall die
tate.--N. Y. Ep. Post.