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Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-05
A MODEL SPEECH.

Mr.. WEBSTER, when lately at Columbia paid
visit to the South Carolina College, of which his
distinguished friend, WIN. 9. PREsToN, is Pres-
dent. On that occasion, having received from
committee appointed by the Senior Class brief
and tasteful Complimentary Address, ne made the
following happy and interesting reply:
Young Gentlemen Of the South Carolina College thank
you for the which you have been pleased to receive
me- and for the respect which you have manifested You
of the generation which is to after u.s. and your
judgments to form part of the opinion of poerity
spec those who active in the of life II
will be happy for me, if the sentiments your
hood shall correspond with those thus expressed in your youth
My young friends may well congratulate you your pre-
condition and your prospects. You members of
hourshng institution You enjoy the teachings of learned
Faculty, with at its head beloved in private life,
highly distinguished in public life, and which coners grace
well usefulness these Academic groves Private and
family affections cluster round you all Thousand hopes
cherished for you all good auspices hover you. Every
of you may take himself in this respect the language
| Of the poet
ssNon sine Dis
/ Animosus infans."
Let me, then, say to each of you, Carpe diem !" Art
is long, and science profound, and literature day.
various and extensive But you have YOUTH and health and
the of culture and improvement, and accomplish
great objects With you is the bright and breezy of
life. long day trust is before you Let ma advise you
be early prosecuting the great work. which, that day,
be done. Like the morning of the natural day. let the
morning of life begin with devotion to tie Great Giver of all
good and let every succeeding hour of that life be filed with
of duty, and friendship, and private and public benef
The evening of such life will be full of hopes for
better and all will be cheered and consoed
g BY that which should accompany old age,
As honor, love, obedience, troops of friends. :"
Young gentlemen, al my good wishes attend you May
you here SOW with liberal broadcast the seeds OF future
harvest honor yourselves qualification your friends,
and usefulness to your country
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-05

THE GRAIN TRADE.-The Rochester Democrat states that
the quantity Of flour weighed the lock Of that city has
hnor llnrra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18


PSsd Of parts Of the counties of Livingston. Monroe aas
act TO release the OF the State the heirs OF
inomM Zoe An alien. IN certain eseheated lands. -
ae the appraisal and OF canal dana
ges 70 James y. Whitney.
An ACT nknK appropriation relief OF the cunt
rieasaht ?tate praon
An act 10 relation to the General Fund debt.
An act completing the line Of Broadway.
AN az 70 amend an act entitled for the orgsaiz
OF Inc ht DIVISION oil the New York militia
May 3, 1871.
An act 20 suhors: The Castle Society tbs Of Castillo
to convey their meeting house ana lot
act altering the time Of holding the February OF the
county. in the year 1873
An act relative 70 the valuation Of property for schoo
poses, IN school district, situated 10 different towns
40 nctn relation TO the claim oil Joseph g. Case canal
eonracttr
An act IN relation 10 the Erie cannI.
An act in relation TO the Genesee Valley canal
act relation to the Black River canal and Erie canal
feeder.
town OF Lima, to sell their meeting house lot - ,
An act 10 relation 70 the Fst Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in Chemung. Chemung county;
act compensation for causing death by wrong
act povd for the aud payment OF the claim
An act TO section the entitled act TO amend
an act TO alb h the office Of bank commissioner and for
other purposes. passed December 4, lsU.
town Of Coeymans
An oct TO amend title four chapter fourteen ofpert FIRST OF
the Revised Statutes, entitled Of the Marie Hospital and its
funds"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
Storms, Freshets. dc.


The river is still rising at the rate Of half inch an
hour. The steamboat Hbsrnia from Pttsburg, which
arrived this afternoon reports that the Ohio ID rising
rapidly from Wheeling down to this point The towns
Of Marietta and Parkereburg both literally inundA
I'D and reports from Louisville represent the scene
along the river to be distressing scarcely house that
10 not surrounded by water. The city Of Cincinnati
presents sad spectacle also The water and gas works
both suspended operations the water having food
ed the establishments Gin cor Phifa Inquirer, Dec
Another destructive fsshst has taken place in tho
Miami River which has resulted in the destruction Of
large amount Of along the valley Of that river
Cor Pittsburg Gag. 1lh inst.
We learn that frsshet occurred on the Almonssson
Creek J. on Sunday night which entirely destroyed
by breaking the dam the Aimonesson factory which
about eight miles from Philadelphia. Our informant
was told BY Mr. Bs,tsn the owner Of the property that
and evening and raised the gates to suit the great dow
OF water caused by the heavy rain At ten O'Clock he
dwelling In about half an hour afterwards, hearing
unusual noise, he down with lantern In his hand
reaching the mill, he the whole wooden breast
WORKS Of the dam passing of In the torrent While rum
ming up the street to give the alarm he heard the crash
was of sight Mr. Barton says ithe destruction vas
complete In about i've minutes from the time when he
Tine Tss s:.
were washed away, except few feet In corner
The stream now reduced to Its usual volume strew
ed with Fragments The bridge and considerable por-
ton Of the smbAukment carried of The building
was completely broken up the wat.r wheel found
some Of the machinery In pieces strewed along the
banks The loss must be very considerable The build
ing, which wss used q cotton mill, large, and
filed with valuable machinery. Woodbury. Csnstifu-
The water In the river IL still above the level Of the
docks and the continue to without Interrupt
ton. The freshet will have tendency to keep open
the river for several days however cold the wssthsr
may be but shall be disappointed II Green bush
friends do not the ice on Christmas dayal
bony Epe. Journal Dec. 10.
The recent copious fall Of rain caused the Potomac
again to overflow its banks and do much damage TO the
canal We learn, says the Odd Feiiow that ali the re-
pairs done since the freshet few ago. have again
been carried away-Boonsbeto' ODD EelLor. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
The Dinner 20 the Heroes.

To THE EpIroR THE HERALD ff -
have just noticed In your paper An account of the
dinner given by the Light Guard TO Col w Burnett,
In which toast Ia credited TO that never rave
In reply to a sentiment by Major Dyckmsn, VINO said
thatn all their battles they led BY ofcsrs who had
been members Of the Light Guardn said that he
generous as he was brave and that the honor
equally divided with another company In this city
Bluss that IL. | named Col Baxter Major Dyckman,
Lieut. sweeny, Lieut.. Boyle, and Lieut. Po,ter all
passed members Of the Baxter Blues who distinguished
themselves at the late attles | also alluded 70 the
City Guard ofthis city. My sentiment was this" The
City Guard (red) the Baxter Blues (bue), and the
Light Guard whe) like the tricolored nag Of France
may they ever be the rayug point for the friends Of
liberty " Respectfully yours JAMES L. HEWITT.
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~ ootlN0-OLD TIN ROOFS made tight for az cent.
psfcot New roofs Of rough plank covered for cents;
roofs offsctones or large buildings 20 IL
square and warranted Goodwias Patent Premium w.
dro Pneumatic Cement Sheatng makes handsome chesp
Chamber and Warren ma 3mwi7tsrc
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NEWS FROM SANTA FE.-Severa recruiting
officers arrived at st. Louis, and were to COM
menos the service in few days for the purpose Of OBJ
Of the Illinois and St Louis bsttaons In the former
deaths OF daily occurrence, but the latts
more healthy. Fifteen hundred American troops and
twelve pieces Of artillery to be despatched against
chihuahua, and three comp anies already on the
road but had halted below Alequssque waiting rein
forcements as 1t rumored that the Msxieaps had
been concentrated at FL Passo The American troops
will undoubtedly meet with stubborn resistance
either there at chihuahua Gel 0ipiu had arrived
with his battalion Col Price at Walnut Hills, and
expected to reach Santa about the LIST Of December
The command that had arrived ct 81 Louis had
suffered greatly from cold and hunger their tedious
route from San ia Ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18

M rs. nOBiSSON,so Mercer street, Fa.honabIe Clear
l 9archer Embroidered Musus aud Laces made 70 look
equal 70 Also, Lace and Muslin Window Shades
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

~ h-.A..nA sh1A szStAg S-ss..=a.aa a.
.ssr IN eAaiaian-ats mesins.@ - nesissz1i.us
III al-.= e zR.irh ~ disi nas - shsr.aNs,
- y j. uaaai asarins sngaou.a - ~
'cani&ossrd uiIh $500 e ~ na.a paiufd Sc
llsas Niizh ~ hasaan sssrm > sul.est = -
.sS usn rsArulaind . ~ ~ fsilh = A. sslrr
-; - a~ins suEs-zard y shs a4nHiF0arui hani
fGsa, ~ murmsHrd ~ Il krr ssaErings. ~
lnalilrs,ad psrfrs and susiss sui.aiaSaa y The
P-iuful -. has has Ei.s rhurgh h-Sn ds5irissj
q anr a = maa sKrmFaay ussnA~s, - 20
Ers.is mads . moura n dsFsiuss q fhrir auii-
Al did; slr rhiAaErn - an,rns Ile - 4 srir
siErsiahsls H.oahsE; and firnis ioreznt hrr 90
linsrly End. lcenMrsIrATEn.1
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srPREME corRT.

This tribunal adjourned an Saturday the
2Olh 0i February. The lnlloS ing Upin-
ions have been delivered since our lasl nc.
counts:
By RufFIS. &. ]. in llaisleld G. Grim.
stead, from curriuek. reversing the judg.
menl below, and directing a rmiTs d,
moro.
Also. in Hurdle Q. RiIdirk, from Per.
quilnans, reversing the decree and dismis.
sing The petition.
Alsn, in Webb 0. Durham. frnm Ruth.
erford, reversing the judgment below.
Also, 10 Smith D. Turner, ~.
from Orange. derlaring ihas''
IN the orders appealed from.
Also, 10 Gnr,lan o. Brown,
tom Wilkes. directing deere
plaintiff. ... -
Also. 10 STATE y Valentine. a.,
wilson, declaring that there is enorI
judgment below.
Also, IN Stale .. Broughinn, from New
Hanover. declaring that there ought not
to NC CFHtFe uf nOnO.
Also. IN Jones 4. IIern,lon, from Gran.
VILE. affirming The Judgment below.
BY DANIEL, j. in State sr vel. Respass
.. johnson, from Martin, new trial order.
ed.
Also, IN State, .. Patterson, ffom Greene,
declaring that there is no error in the iudg.
meBt below.
Also. in Clay,na .. lqserman. from
Washington aasendment'l To be made on
payment Of cosIs by plaintiff, and then
jwlgmena ~ be affirmed.
lsy NASH, J. IL State q. Ila.hcock, from
Slanly, declaring that there is e,Ier in The
judgment below.
Alsn. in Lee d al. .. Watson. from
Johnston. directing n renire de u0po.
Also. in State q. Mclnsosh. two cases.
from Moore. reversing the judgsaent ar'
directing u rniire de moro in each.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 2ad ultimo, Mr..
PnILLlr ALsros, aged about 60 years.
Died, in Danville, Va, on the 18th instant in
the 18th year of his age, LEoSIDAs MARSHALL
son Of Mr.. Joseph Marshall, of that place. The
deceased had been for long time afflicted with
an affection Of the brain, which he bore with for
titudc and resignation. He was dutiful son, an
affectionaie brother, and kind to all.
Died, on the nth July, 1886, Mr.. LrDoLrnrs
HExDEnsoE, at his residence on Moorc's Creek,
abou36 miles North West Of Yanceyyille, in the
Both gear of his age, Of congcsiiSe fcvcrhis con-
finement only eight days. He was worthy mem
Der ofthc Methodist Church, man of great firm
ness, a kind and aiiectionate husband, loving
father, and an indulgent master. His hand was
always open to hand out to the necessities Of those
who were in need. But Ludolphus Henderson
is dead; no more shall his smiles light on his
kind wife, who is now in bad health; no more
shall his three little children be privileged TO say
"my Par;" no more shall his relatives be salut-
ed by him in his familiar way with smile on his
check. He is dead no more will he meet his
class at Prospect Church and tell over his feelings;
the next meeting with his church, his family. and
his neighbors, will be inheaven. But why should
we mourn at the. dspensations Of Providence;
no doubt by His providence some design has been
carried out TO our good. Then weep not for him
as one of no hope; he has gone to heavcn-lct
those who are spared meet him there.
Com. for Mihon Chronicle.
Died, at the residence of her father, on the 9th
of January last, Mrs. ELIzABETH E. HESDER-
son, Of Pulmonary Consumption, the last and old
est daughter Of Col. Ahner Parker, in the 29th
year Of her age. The deceased had been mem-
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church for seve-
raj years, and her christian walk, an..I mild, pla-
cid and amiabIe disposition, secured for her the
warm and sincere attachment of all who knew
her. During he: decline, some few months pre-,
rious to h": death, she had the misfortune to lose
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Mm. kagrrs. AnAesson Tloapss,n. 81,
naalT falyess. Jessnish I,irksi. AlagissI
siraAnrs. ilaassi Shaanrr. Jsmss claik
g1oob Somniers. e. r. fasrrss. Ahsalosr
Harvey. Geotge lIunile. Mm. I.es. 80
Nnl. MufEzy. 20 Mm. Nsrd. In Ellis
q. G.. Tinnin, Jehn Dane. g0hn n. clagk,
Gee. Ray. &c. Wm. q. 1amgtell. Ilsr.
De iiurdlr. D4sid M.Kse. il. gaseph Eisr.
lou. James Raw. Milliam M.Kee. Jaseph
M.hee. John Nalker. Jsines v oods. 10
sab Turner. Anhiiald Parker. Hendesson
Parish, Abnef Parker. Beniamin Hester.
GeaEge w. gsnes. r. G. Mansum, Mai.
Speed, Ilr. BiarknsIl. Paul G. cameron,
Vim. Iipsoonh. Harrison Parker. John
=. Leaihrrs. John A. N.Nsnnin. Edward
M'Rory. John q. Danglas. John ,. FIRE.
land. Alien Brown. n ilsun Jarks0n. Alex
andsr Dickson. Moses Iralhers. ir. Juhn
Nicely. WIN. Tain. srn. Dr. W. A. Nor
wOnd. Hugh Wsddell. X. r. Msris. Rirh-
ison Nirhols. +. n. Wadlell. Sanders Ri.
leg. Y. II. Mangum. Henry X. Nssh. T..
tamirhsrl. Ltmuel I.ynel. John Kelly.
ID. &. Parrish. Calvin Slruwd. Henry Ed
EaIds. Vim. M.rauley. oliver Newlin.
David Andrews. John MOORE, IemneI Ne.
l'ane, Fielding I.eaihers. daniel Harden,
Duke Clean. Geope Laws. James lark.
son, George Jaekson. John ". Norwood.
Richard j. Ashe. Person n. Nrhnls. Ben
ion Ray. Thomas Long. esq. Henry Ba-
On. PeleE Fousi. Abel Gnflis. Henderson
s'TaWiord. John w. Wilson. Dr.. l.. G.
Watson, John llulchins, Alexander Kirk
patrick.
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THERE J. N0THING lake IN.


Dr.. BsrihoiomsSis Pink EsFnriaani syrup
has ven faE ilsrlf . IrE'alalioa fas curing raads
coughs. threat and lung ahssiiass. unrqusIied I,y
any osheE medicine. Tkis anielc Is nv usod b.
alnsss sssp family in de city, and has given lhs
highest saiisaasiian in sssy rasr, whorr usri lor
shsstsssoCmplaiats and Il has gained liis wide
sPssaa lame By IL own intrinsic worth, and not
By columns q newspaper advertisements. As mos,
oiher nrdirinesIequirrlo make Ihem seIL Taose
SURFING uish colds. coughs aud the prevailing
diseascs Of The thnasi, viii End This The cheapest
and most siseeluai remedy that can le had.
Sold wholesale and rrlail. by cOms,Oek & To-,
81 couTIlanis strert, New.Yofk.
For sale by
N. Ur aRT-r fT;I,.a.,,,,,.a,
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Notice.

TIVE suh~rilrrs having. n fslsaasy Trga,
1874, q Oranse casiaiy c'af,. tshen oul
Letter Il Administration Is e.iaia 6. RICH.
ARD &. GLASS. dsUeassl. !'sHel,y gle nogi .,
al The eFelisF. Of aid estate % IT.srni i'ssi.
claims Properly authenacalcd. Hilhin i..r tinss
pFrsTirl b. laS, ~ this na,irc Niil he plsnl in
hsr ii llsnir recovery. Tho-s ilIelael 10 Sai,ie..
tate are requested to make immediate PaymenE
SAMUEL KERR. d.,
DAVID W. KERR, "u'" r.
February ~. CT
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To Builders.
IlnilIic Sale.

WILL r. sd % ~ hirh~.a lsaa-r, u lhe
w hir rssi irncr ~ Isicl,ard e. Glsas. g.
aa Friday ihr 18Th - Marrh. 81 lie Ess 49,
FE0geny a tbe deoeasad. rsaasisGing n iiaFs.s
Mess. csttle. slxrp ihrr~ Msgsls, Bns1ei.s
Haussisal4 ara kilrhwn faEIsiiuIs faFaiag 49,
49, rafa saA foAAss sl-o very superior uas-
~ nool1snling Marhizsr. . c0iion tiin. q
gaAa6sy a Bsrsn. ard sarsaus asher articles -
isarEas - nsenibsh. A rFgsii Il ninr maaihs wi.i
= gees. mr. purchaser giving hosl u1sf $3.50
ssd serurils.
SAMUEL KERR, d.,
DAVID W. KERR, MI" -
February -. 67-
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Public Sale.

AN "Wednesday the 2ith of March. we, will
- sell to the highes, bidder, on credit Of nine
months at the late residence Of Abel Thompson,
deceased all the pcrishahle property Of the deccas-
ell, consisting of ''orscs, Hogs Sheep and Cattle;:
two Wagons and Geer, Corn, Fodder, and Hay :
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utsst-
sils, one set of Black-Smith's Tools, and rsany
Other articles too tedious to mention. SAFE to
continue from day to day until all is sold. Bord
and approved security will b. required.
DANIEL THOMPSON, 1,,,
STEPHEN 4. FORREST, Hu
FEBRUARY %. 67-3w
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Notice.

VNhE subscriber having, on the 22d DAY Of Feb
u ruary, ls47, taken Letters Of Administration.
according 10 law. on the e~,ats of Dawn Ines
HaHr, decreased, hereby gives gensnrnsdco to ~
creditors Of said estate. 10 present their r,ainl,
duly authenticated, within the time limited hy la,v
for that purpose otherwise this notice viii he reaI
in bar Of recovery. Debtors To the said estate W.
also please to make payment Immediately.
JOHN LoCKHARr, Admir-.
February %. 6T-3w
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Notice.

TNHE subrcriber having. at February term Of
II Orange County Court, taken Out Letters Of
Administration on the estate Of HARRIET A..
REEVES, deceased, hereby gives notice to all.
creditors Of said estate to present their claims,
properly authenticated, within the time limited BY
law for that purpose. or this notice win he plead
in bar Of their recovery. Debtors 10 said estate,
are requested TO make immediate payment.
MANLY SNiPES, Adns's.
February -. CIV
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nm r. John Bauskctt, of Edgefcld District
AVE- South Carolina, having qualified at Fehru-
sry term of Orange County Court, l847, As Ex-
ccutor Of the last will and testament Of HENRY
O'DANIEI., deceased, and having by power Of
attorney appointed me his agent; hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to SAID estate to
make immediate payment; and all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate are requested to pre-
sent them, properly auihenticatsd, within the time
prescribed by law. .....
JOHN NEwLlN, Agent Of Ex'r.
February %. G7-3w
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rENHE undersigned having, at February Term,
4 ls47, of Orange County Court, qualified ss
Executor Of the last will and testament Of JJHN
WOODS, deceased, hereby gives co,ice to all
persons indebted to the estate Of the deceased to
make immediate payment; an. a., persons having
claims against the estate, viii present them, prop
efIy authenticated, ~ithin the timo prescribed by
law, OF this nc:ce will DO plead in bar oftheir 70.
eovery.
JAMES WOODS, Ex'r.
February ~. 67-3w
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Notice.

TNfiE undersigned, having taken out Letters
N Of Administration on the estate of ABEL.
THOMPSON, deceased, at February Term. Of
Orange County Court, ls47, hereby requests
those indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment; and those having claims against the 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
STEPHEN u FORREST, A"m ID
February %. 67-3w
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III ARRIED,

In this county, on Thursday the IS,
William A. Lea, esq, Mr.. CnlRLEsiF.
Of Caswell county, to Miss LAvEslI M.
this county. -
In this county, on the 25th ult., by William
Nelson, esq, Mr.. URiAa NJ. WILKEnsox to Miss
Sarah A. snIra, daughter of Mr.. John Smith.
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Public Sale.

WILL le exposed to public sale. at the late
re'itnce Of David l.ockhari. deceased, on
Monday the 18th Of March nll the pcrishal Ia
proprty Of the decreased. consisting of dorscs,
Hogs, Cat c, and sheep. Hosehold and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils. Corn. Fodder and
Oats, crop Of Tobacco, and other articles too te-
,lious to mention. credit of nine months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond and approx
cd security.
JOHN LoCKHART, AtAnr-
February %. s7-3w
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Ez1@s- On Saturday the 18th Of March, the
.k5 people are requested to meet at Hills
borough and elevate the Baplis. Meeting House.
" Z. D0DS0N.
February 20. 6s-
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A BUNCH OF KEYS LOST.
February ~,

A BUNCH of Keys, five on a ring, was lost
IA in IIillshorough on Tuesday Of February
Court. The owner can be found at this Office
and the finder will be suitably rewarded.
March 2, 6s--
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WING MEETING.

meeting oil portion of tie Wings oil
was held al the Court House in
Wednesday evening the 9Th
y the purpose of appointing
enSlhe Wing district Con.
cid in Hillsborough on the
i, nominate candidate lor
Il district. On motion Of
Hug. !, esq. Harrison Parker
was calle,, he chair, and on motion oil
F. N. Wauucll, esq. Edwin A. Heart
was appointed Secretary.
On motion Of p. II. Mangum, esq. the
following gentlemen were appointed a
committee 10 select a suitable delegation,
to be composed of citizens from every
portion Of the county. and to report to an
adjourned meeting: viz. Messrs. Josiah
Turner, John Bane, &. C. Iinnin, Hen
~ Edwards. Jonathan Zachary, Alexan-
der Borland, Henry X. Nash. Andrew
Mickle, George Laws, and Gen. Joseph
Holt. .aa
The meeting then adjourned to Friday.
HARRISON PARKER, Chan.
EDWIN A. HEARTH, Secretary. a @"-
The following are the Delegates ap-
pointed TO attend the Wing District Con-
yention, 10 be held in Hillsborough on
Tuesday Of March Court: -.u-. ..
WIN. w. Guess, John {. Lewis, Ste
phen Holloway, DR.. Atkins, Asa b. Gun
Ter, James N Patterson, Jesse Hargraye,
John Cheek, John w. Carr, Jones Wat
son, |. w. Mum, Benton U,ley, Dr.. Geo.
Moore, WIN. o. M'Cauley, Samuel F.
Phillips, Charles w. Johnston, Thos. d.
Oldham, James Morrow, VIM. Thomp-
son, esq. DIR. F. r. Freeman, Isaac Holt,
Daniel FOust, Edwin Holt, S. Is. Durham,
John III. Crutch6eld, John Stafford esq.
James Newlin, VIM. Bradshaw, Samuel
II. Turren,ine, DIR. J. A. Craig, Stephen
Glass, Robt. Thompson. Samuel N. Tate,
Charles Wilson, Ephraim Mitchell, John
Boon, Samuel Curtis, John Wilson, Eli
Murray, William Vincent, Thomas Bird,
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