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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31
5000 Vols. Books.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM. lying on the Military road "A leadinAfrom Little Rock b Texas, and abou; sixteen miles from this place, and mile beyond CollegeviIle This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quality-ffty acres cleared, ready for eHtiv ation and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on it fne new frame bull ding large and roomy; aiarge Orchard containing the best fruit in the State; good Well, and ali the Sta bIes, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars, ersons wishing 10 rent or buy, are referred to Coi. s. M Rutherford. who lived on the place last year. and at Colegeville
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply 10
 VIM. s. HUTT, , r.,,,. o.1 4. ]. HUTT. A'"N 1'"@N
 Lifie Rock, Feb g, Is4f 29-H
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Lands for Sale,

Lv ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI THE subscriber offers for sale 40,0O0 acres of 1 Land. in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas Say HrMPsteod, SssieT. Clark, Dallas, La- ay<fs Uni0n, sc, in quantities to suit purchasers. ALso in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say. the counties of DesOtO, Marshall. Tsaica. Pa noia, YatLabasAa, CAoetasr. Taii1A1tohie, Holmes, Hiads, Wassiagtoa. CarroH, and Ya-oo. Town ship mans cI portion of these lands have been pro cured taken from the original surveys. showing all the wateT-eourses, &c.; and the undersigned has been the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of tsse lands by quarter sections, and furnish 6sld notes of each quarter, being mi- nate description, with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments. one fifth cash in hand. and residue one. two. three and four years: equal pay pen,s, with interes, from date of sale
 N. B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighborhood of these lands, can be called upon who will show them to those desirous of purchas- ing Further information can be had by addressing (posi pdid,J Bowers & Co.,, Memphis, Tennessee, or Wm. II. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 WN. H. BOWERS.
 .ivgasi l9h. ls46. ts-im-tf
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

EAsTERx-rsa ROosroe 10 NsPolsoa. Due, Sunday. Wednesday. k Friday, by 7p n. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday, & Saturday San
 WEsTERN-so Scotia. Tan Bursn, SC. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p.m. Leave, faes'iay and Friday a. m.
 NoRrBgRS-so BatesriHs DHe. Monday. and Friday, 2p- n. Leave. Sunday and "Wednesday, a. n.
 SoUTHERS-tS IFashiagfoa. Due, Sunday, Wednesday, and Flidsy. Tp.m. Leave. Tuesday. Thursday, k Saturday. 3 m.
 7a Piae BiaT aad CoIsmbsa. Due, Sunday, and Thursday. p. m. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a. m.
 To Hot Springs. Due, every "Wednesday, 6p.m. Leave eFery Monday, 3 sa-m T. PtrryriLs. DaRriite, Gad Tamliasoarliie. Due, every other Thursday, 7p. m. Leave, every other Monday, "a. m. Letters and packets to re sent by either of the above mails must be deposited in the Post-ofice, by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. L. REA2DON, P. NJ. LITTLE Rock PosT -0rFicE,
 Dec Sih, 1916.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

n JUL HUN NO11IL. THE AUCTION MART, wosId iasorm its 1 numerous patrons, friends. and the public gym erally that eahT in the season t will receive in voices of Sheffield eattlery, direct importatioas, consisting of fine table knives; pocket asd pen do British plate table and tea spoons; pins; superhne razors; pistols and shot guns, &c. &e. Also invOi ces of
 DRY GOODS, comprising every variety. AlsoFANCY GOODS, consisting of JeweiTy 3eceEdeens. yiolins, pocket wallets. powder hAsks, razor strops, gum-elastic suspenders, purses, wood combs, shaving brushes. thermometers, percussion caps. and an endless va Iety of other articles. Sc. ke.
 ALSO
 5000 Vols. Books. The most extensive collection of NEW BOOKS ever offered auction in this city; among which Theoiog cal Medical Classical, Historical. Poetl- cal and Miscellaneous standard works family Bi- bles. in great variety; albums, portfolios. blank books, steel pens, letter and fools cap paper se- The above are well worthy of the attention Of purchasers, and to those who wish to complete their libraries. The books all new. and bound in library editions, &e. &c.
 The above will be received. and sold on consign- ment. low by F. R. TAYLOR. October Is, ls46 -6-6m
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Officers of the Siatc-IsI7.

Gorern0T THOMAS $. DsEw.-Lit,ie Rock, post office.
 Secretary af Sf0ie. DAvGp B GsEER.-Littie Rock, post office. .IHdiior ef Public .iccoltais ELIAS \ CoSwAv,-l.ittle Rock. post office.
 Treasurer SANrEL AD.As,-i iitIe Rock. pos, office. Judges of Me Sstpreme Coari Thomas Johnson, ChieI Justice, Coilegeyile, Sa line county. Williamson s Oldham, associate Justice, Fay. etteyille, Washington county .r-. . William Coaway B, associate Justice. Bates vile, Independence county.
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TNHE subscriber, agent for fl. HaberBan, will Il conti10e tue former s business at has old stand on Main. near Markham street. and keep constant Iy hand fasi and well assorted stock of Gsoee- riss. Dry Goods. Boots, shoes Hardware. Castings, &c he, ali of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country rro- duce as beef hides, peltEies, bssswex, s<e.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock Jan. %, iS47. l9-3m
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Prasecgiiae .liioras vs.

! N V T
 lst Circuit N. NJ Foster. Helena. Phillip, couniy.
 2nd Circuit B Jones, Pine Biah, Je;fer- son c0pn,y. a
 3fi chcail--siias c Walker. Batessile, inde. peldencs eouEty
 a,h circai,--A B. Greenwood. Bsnfonville. Ben ton county.
 5th Cireait--Gaerge C, Watkias, and Attorney General, Little Rock Palasli county
 6sh Cirehii--Allsn N Hlerins. Washington, Hsmpstesd conHfy
 7th Greet, -gssers ! tsssa. v4n,BareI,. Cras- loni esdnty. A~sa-a Stir circuit--R R i.yon. Fl Dorado, Uaion ccaa,y
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Flour, Cheese. GC. OO BBLS. SapeTfne Flour, .)O l5 boxes Cheese,
 500 lbs. Cotton iarA. 3oG0 lbs. fiat. round, and square bar Iron, so0 lbs horse shoe Iron, Wagon and buggy boxes, Dog Irons. Received per s. b. Alert, and for sale by Nov .s.-e,f VIM. E. WAIT.
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.Jnqges ,f he Circuj, Courts,


 Ist Cireait-john T Jones, Helena, Phillips eonaty- 2nd Circuit Wihiam II Sutton. Columbia, Chi cot county. 3rd Circuit William (. Scoti, Baiesyh'e, Iuae. Pendenee county.
 4;h Cirrutt-sebFon C. Sneed Fayetteville, Washington county. s,h Circai,- William II Field. Latte Rock, Pu- laski county. 6tt Circui,-tieorse Conway. Washington, HeAnP stead coaa.y. 7th cfeuit- William ". Floyd. Cls,kssille Johnsoa couniy, sth Circuit Christopher (. Scott. Camden. Qua ehiia ceanty.
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the fsllpwine suns, hereihaftsr mennoned, be and the same are Aescby appropriated Tor the seEs5ss uf lhe cnrFent 6scai year. via: . For fnl6llfng treaty ssipula,ions with vaFi- css indian tribes, end for other purposes,
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DLANK DELIVERY BONDS. drawa aP by an sale at this esfiee. Friee, si $ per fsiEe-
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Obituary.

nioi = Tllssn.l1y he Isth Il Fslwuary. M.
Flsx MItaaS. in IL sslh year Il b. 49,.
fRon tie nosamsRrrnaeEt 10 shs lruiinasiaa a
lis siogt i,i tying Tinrss srrn Ehils s1nrroul.l-
ei Aish EyuFals,iailg irirbi. anl an afEarsian4sr
siie ard tho rhiiisrsa, one ding alane appearnl
to fai Iaars in LIS s.e.st to slari Ms Relnsra-
=. Lore ail lis nslne is hs'I u sweet resseu-
hrsnoe y lis hioshsss and sisters. and large
eiFsie II nlsiises anl fisais. Nay he Lori
sanriify o Is IN Ibis hraEy s,raks q his own
rishi hanI CIV.
hisl IA his eonn:s. On Sunday he sIsi u
70 q, aslE. ..a sitazss n ihrce days. IL Pnra-
50 &aHt iara., ,ilssaa, cf Ionailsaa
3s'es, III feaF 4 hg go. she was
s. ial7s1 sassht.r. and much le-
"a hr ~ ~ tFcE hsf Icos.l
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A CA RID.

To the editor Of he Peterborough Recorder ,
SIR: was recently induced to think
that | should be acceptable to the Wing
party in this District, and under that I'M
pression declared myself a candidate for
Congress. That produced more gene
raj expression of opinion upon the SUBJ
icc,, and am given to understand that a
majority Of the party prefer some other
candidate. Upon further consideration
therefore, after that information, and on
consultation with friends, am led TO be.
lieve il my duty to retire from the can
yass, and leave the Wings 10 their free
choice Of gentleman in whom there is
general confidence. This will thank
Won to communicate promptly to the pub
lie. .9
Very respectfully. your obi servant
WM. K. RUFFlN.
March 0, lsi7.
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GIT ERANbRETa7s F.lIs.

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nnnilsr - tss issi iassasisszs, Eho trrarrlirl
So me. Aaad Hany wsHs o. ls1tEH Aoss a usrta-
silsa fls4a aas& iht Nslhsli aRsl. A lasG
WELDED To nEsPAlR,
TIE hana - taking IL FEsarIiFslsEs - -
EhsKiisn iansFF Maz usfarss. ard I nas ustrIss
sIssosssi - tsking P5lls, NJ tssnRis leaaue -
isEnaFzas aaEn salinssa NJ 20 tFy hranasssh's
iiils, assFing Inst ttsy haa sleEinsd great lsne-
e. lfan thriF nae. A iasa MAS altCmFiei 10
sfNe EaFm iFial ana il j. lui ai 70 ~. that a.
I'D usli's tisrm . sholl iiIne, tsssn o Eec0EeE.
and asa Vas
ENTIRELY RESTORED To HEALTH.
end think i = duty whirh oxe 10 he wotii
anais Dr. Brandreth, tomake IBIS Fslllie srkn1wl-
easstarnl \. BLISS.
CT Agrnis fpr the sale II lirsnarsih's Piliss--
ID. Heart, HillshaEaagh; 4. Tcrcnne, Pialssaso'.
Wa. Foshec. fosllcr's sl.aae, Chatham; ]. L.
M'lale. chapeI lIiIl; t;ea. 4. Msl,ane, MnsOn
Hall; E.& ". Smith, Alananue; J. a X. SlosR,
James gahnsan. Wentworth ;
Meod A. Neal. Madison; Osyen M.AlEsi, Yam
cryVil'e; 4. n. Callun. Milton.
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rtT.ed q y ssa.nsasrn. ureaagla.sss'
ii saaiss. - i - NJ EiiFnAs = ~
q iFsri wnRii airs In der hFallF -.
-. - ieirfel thefa rs - szrEgy 4
60 iFush 1t Nnah rsrTY oar rzuse 4
if.umIh - = Fiesnrr.
% uhlinn = II. Mesne. lhe ihaals
ni - raaErniloa Wesr nnsnlsaously IN
derpi . lhe risairnnn r. he 1lAe AL
dienifri F-snmer y shish IL nj dis
charged II iaiies.
On mn,ian. Il rs
Resolved. Ihal ~ Iisllsbofoasl Rsear-
-. ri e:,.ss Wig Fsas.z j. IL Stale. BE-
Ee3uessesi - Fuilish lhese Pnsnaa1iags.
The convention lien ad,nnFneil.
HUGH WAnDEl.I., cha.
n. X. Nasn. Ssr'sy.
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= - g. n, 49, Amlioa Il rsao.,
s,asE Eask II - ~ - ie and agsoirlrrE
the liguse a1oaraea.
hsasl1y. Mr. I. TIE amsri'msni
II ~ sensse y - rrsnlniioa e Il.anLs
. Gems. Tas y. Buier. AoTIh. A.. -
seniing sEoss inssail u n.edsls, uas ).
En-ad -.
The I'll fniiie Hs.ier n il,e poor i Ire
land - srui ~. ~ rslsrre.i 10 AZ con-
nsiiice 81 $50 ani mrsns.
SeSeFsi lataie Ills. and ore q Two
aPpppIizii0n balls WaEs arird On.
Iuesaay, yaErh 2. Tie ciFil and 81.
Pl0lnaiie BIZ Ess father anlessilsi.
The shEee Oi8lina hail nas lakFn np 10
committee. Il ahish n'nsh Tine MS luss
~ = EDaloFsig Refusing - Eoie.
Tie Ill isainrTezse lie nuaiher n 80
neral niiireFs Eas taken up, anl The Sc
mates ament,aenls considered, bui Ihe
house aa.j0nEsed befoEe . linsl vote was
taken.
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yyb,w Distr,c. Convention.

The delegates from the counties OF Or
ange, Chatham, Granville, Caswell and
Person, met in IIillsborough on Tuesday
the OH instant, pursuant TO public notice,
for the purpose Of nominating suitable
person 10 be run as the Wing candidate
for C congress in This district.
The Convention was well attended, cy-
cry county in the district being represent
cd,
On motion Of Harrison Parker, Hugh
waddeli, esq. was called TO, the chair, and
Henry X. Nash appointed Secretary.
The convention having been thus. or
ganized, on motion of. II. fIanghion, ESQ.,,
committee, consisting Of two delegates
. from each county, was appointed by the
chairman to recommend some suitable per-
son to- the Convention to be nominated as
the Wing candidate for Congress.
The committee consisted Of the follow
inr gentleman: From PERSONAL---VERY. q.
Read and John Y. Parker; from Granville
-Rober, W. l.assi,er and Charles r.
Russ; from Chatham--Wm. Albright and
John II. Ilaughton; from Caswell-James
Mebane and James N. Fuller; iIom or-
angc-IIarrison Parker and Il. +. Nasn.
The committee having retired for a lew |,
moments, returned 10 the convention, anu
through their chairman, L. q. Read, re.
ported that they had agreed 10 recommend
JOHN KERR, ESQ, of Caswell county,
as a suitable person to receive the noml'
nation.
The chairman ihercupon submitted The
question 10 ,he convention. and the recon
monda,ion of tho com.uittee was unanl
monsly adopted. "
On motion. the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee 10 walt OF
Mr.. Kerr, and inform him Of his i'omln "a
ton, viz: Messrs. James Mebans, a, "
Read, J. II. Haugh.on, Il. Nj. Lassiter aN'
+. G. Cameron.
The committee soon returned accompa'
MED by Mr.. Kerr; and having been miro
daced 10 the convention by Mr.. Reaa' nc
made a brief, bat neryons IA highly sPt
rlted and e.oluoasad lrass, IN which he &C
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GONGR ESS.e

Thursday, Feb. rs. In SENATE, Mr..
Fairfield. fom the committee on naval at
fairs, reported joint resolution authorizing
The emnlovment of the United States ship
Macedonian to transport provisions for The
suffering poor in Ireland and Scotland
The subject was postponed until to-mor'
row. ~ -+.
The civil and diplomatic bill was takeT
M and amented. Among the amend
mcnts was au appropriation of $4,000
for the renewal OF diplomatic intercourse
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Notice.

TEsiIE subrcriber having, at February term of
IL Orange County Court, taken out Letters of
Administration on the estate Of ia RRlET A.
REEVES, deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all
creditors Of said estate to present their claims,
properly authenticated, within the time limited by
law for that purpose, or this notice will he plead
in bar Of their recovery. Debtors 10 said estate
are requested To make immediate payment.
MANLY SNlpES, Admir-.
February %. 6T-3w
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Public Sale.

WILL le soli 10 the highest lillsE, II de
w late rrzileaee Of Richanl e. Glass. decd =,
un FFiiay the 18th Of March. m ihe peEishslIs
lraTxfiy e tie deceased. consisting IT IiaFses
Hogs, Cattle, sSterp. three Wagons naEanshr.
Household aud ks,cl,en FunaiiuI Farming lisR-
sis, Com AMI folls'; also a very SUPERIOR Doe
lie Wool.Canling Msrhine. a Cotton t;in.
gnauliy Of Baron. and ,aEin,rs olhrr articles to
tedious TO mcniian. 4 cTr,l5l q iinr months viii
10 given. the purchaser giving aal,d and sppTo-
we'd security.
SAMUEL KERR. pn
DAVID W. KERR, ""'' -
February -. CT
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shsnsfsF 4 e onezsirn shrl a.TF: an
sell refia.nly ~ lsass fssn iulr.slrnellI
= he snasrsf.en ~ - EssraaiEr. ha.s
Eth eoniinrfnry iaen Supposed - -
= yoni A. Re Il pF6sshiiiiy. Ns'.Eai.
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Public Sale.

WILL 10 exposed to public sale, at the latc
w residence Of David Lockhart, deceased, ola
Monday the 18th Of March, all the perislahlo
property Of the deceased consisting Of Horses,
Hogs, Cattle, and Sheep, Hoschold and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, Corn, Fodder, and
Oats, crop of Tobacco, and other articles too to-
dious to mention. A credit of nine months will
he given, the purchaser giving bond and approx
cd security.
JOHN LOCKHART, Admir-.
February %. oT-3w
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PRrI1nrcE.


No PcFson who has the Rhcumaiisn. ziifi iiainls,
contracted cnrds a. musglrs, ought 10 81 ms pre-
jnices 20 80 fsr o. 10 prevent lis using a nrnac,ly
sSlled the Indian yegrtable fliveT and I.ninseHl
WHICH has never failri in a single instance, 10
cure these complaints. II you Doubt this, You
ZEN haze The names It rs many persons a. Won
wish, who have used these aTlicles rnd have been
e,iFcd perfectly. We % not, nor ever have pub
listed false ecTiifcaieof cures reformed BY il.
We only ask pCrroas 10 prove What We my ~
irving the article, and il ihry do not inl theu,-
selves cured perfectly, they shall have their ma.
neg returned to them. No person can ask he;-
ter proof than this.
comsioek 4 Co., No. - Courllandi street.
Scw-York, sole preprieIoFs.
For sale by
d. HEARTH, Marlborough.
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Notice.

TIME Subscribers having, al February Term
D. lsi7. of Orange County Count, taken out
Letter Of Administration GA the estate Of RlcII.
ARD G. GLASS, decreased, hereby give notice 70
III the creditors of said estate to present their
claims, properly authenticated, within the tims
prescribed by law, or this notice will he plead in
lar Of lheir recovery. Those indebted To said rs.
tate are requested to make immediate payment
SAMUEL KERR, D ,I.,,.
DAVID w. KERR, ""'" -
February %. CT
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An Tripartant "Slgn."--Among the
numerouI and substantive amendments
made yesterday in the Senate 10 the annual
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill, was
one movld by Mr.. Evans, (acting chair
man Of ths committee of ways and means,)
in pursuance of communication from the
Secretary of State. appropriating fifty thou
sand Doihrs for the expenses Of diplomaf-
ic intercourse with Mexico. This amend,
lneni, which was agreed to without word
of objection or debate. is, Of course, to en-
able the President of the United States 10
renew diplomatic intercourse with Mexico
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WIG MEErlNG-

Al meeisnE - = PARTON nl tie riiixeng
% nranEe and Chatham. held n Ire Cane
Creek t'0isea FsrioFy On the 27ih u Feb
ruaEg, 1917. for he purpose a. appoini-
ing delegates II attend ihe conrenii0n
wh'rh j. to he held u Illllstorough on The
oh Of March. FIR The purpose u noniinai-
Ing sorae suitable person Is ! candidate
or cougress for this district, Richard
Freeman, ESQ. vas chosen chairman, and
Nathan y. Stout secretary. The chair
called On William Albrishl. ESQ. IN ex-
plain the Oijeei II the meeting. which he
did IN very appropriate manner.
The following preamble and resolutions
were presented. and after very apprOpri.
ate speorhes from Mr.. Albright aud Mr.
Stafford in their support, they were una
nimously adopted:
Whereas, BY the unauthorized act of
President Polk, VIC arc engaged in a To-
reign war If conquest with a sister Re-
public. MsSico.l wllirh win cause much
of the best blood Of the country 10 be spill
on the sandy barrens If Mexico, and mil
lions upon millions of dollars of debt 10
be 6xed upnn our nation. which win be
iox upon us and our pos:eEily for many
years 10 rome therefore,
l. Resolved, That the war Of the Ex
ecuiire upon The Consultation Of our TN
ion is more 10 be dreaded than the war
with Mexico. ~ = war with any foreign
nation.
2. Resolved, That We. a portion or The
citizens Of Orange and Chatham, 10 high
~ approve ola Convention called at Hills.
borough on Tuesday, lie OH Of y -
next, 70 nominate a canlidsatSSfk =
gross; and that the chainnan Z.
IS hereby authorized 70 aPF
delegates from this. peiF
may think prod
3. Resolve
The fact iha
men in nnr mn W. ga
candidate Tor the important si;!.,on Of a
member Of Congress; bu, at this time we
are unanimously cf opinion that JonN
kerr. esq, Of Caswell, is the man best
suited TO meet the crisis, and that we re-
commend him 10 the Convention.
! 4. Resolved. That we are, each and
every one Of US, hereby pledged to act rs
= eeasaaii.nn nc .itilaare shnnlh the said
John Kerr be nominated. or any other
man good and true 10 the great interests Of
the country.
8. Resolved, That we do most earnest
ly rcproba,e and condemn the spirit of in
subordination as exhibited by the Loco
iuco Volunteer Officers of Mecklenhurg
and Rowan snl psciallv, ,he liasS pro
nonnced 81 -
North Can
luton.
Agrceably $50
chairman appointed
gates to attend the said Co.
For Chaiham--Daniel Ia
M'Pherson, esq. Wm. AlhrissH.
J. B. Iletlen, l.arkon vcsial, DR.. is
Sialey. and Robert Love.
| For Orange - Isaac Holt, osq.. John
Stafford, esq, James Mcpherson, Oliver
Newlin, DR.. Michael Holt, VIM. Carrl-
gan, esq. DR.. b. Adams, and Peter Foust
On motion, Richard Freeman, esq. was
added to the delegation.
| The secretary was then instructed tc
send the proceedings Of this meeting tc
the editor Of tho Hillsborough Records
for publication.
| The thanks Of the meeting were tender
ed tn the Chairman and Secretary for Tho
able and faithful discharge of their duties
The meeting then adjourned.
NATHAN STOUT, Scc'y.
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Notice.

VyyHE undersigned, having taken out Letters
n of Administration on the estate OF ABEh
THOMPSON, deceased, at February Term of
Orange County Court lsl7, hereby requests
those indebted TO said estate to make immediate
noymcnt; and those having Claims againstthe es-
tate will present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
DANIEL. THOMPSON, I A5,,.,.
STEPHEN r. FORREST, 5 "0h' rs
February %. bf-5w
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G7ss=Sa On Saturday the l3ih Of March. the
LA1sS people arc requested to meet at Hills.
lorough and elevate the Baptist Meeting House.
E. D0DS0N.
February &c. o.
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BY tse President by and tciM the
qlrice eOnsen! Ct aie SeaGtc.
David rod, of Ohio, Evoy Extraort!i-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary near
his Malesy the Emperor of Brazil, uice
Henry A.Wise. recalled Mt his own re-
quest. @-G.%
John r. Clay, Charge d AIialres at
Peru. IT,.
Richart Rush, Of Pennsylvania, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentl-
airy to his Majesty the King of France.
GeorgeW. Hopkins, of Va, Charge d
Affaires d The United States 10 the Queen
Of portugll. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11
Notice.

TINE undersigned having, at February Term,
a 1917, Of Orange County Court, qualified as
Executor of the last will and testament Of JOHN
WOODS, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate of the deceased to
make immediate payment; and all persons having
claims agains, the estate, viii present hcm' prop
ely authenticated, within the time prescribed ny
law, or this notice will DO plead in bar Of their re-
coveTy. oone r.
February 22. VI"