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The State guard., 1848-10-03
DIR. 5. ;. FLAKE,

HAVING located al the Fish Pond \ \ Factory. Tallapoosa county, ten dels his professional services 10 his friends and the com unity generally.
 I5s He can be found al all hours at his office, or Strickland's residence, unless pro- fessionally engaged.
 By uuremilting attention to his profess sion, he hopes to receive liberal share of public patronage.
 Retors 10
 Dr. w. E. BorsseAu,1
 N s. JONES,
 LrcHTFoor, u,
 l. c. EAaRls, i" e'un Pka'
 T. w. MAsoN,
 WM B. CoorEa May 23, 1918. 2I 6m.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
Chill aEadH Fewer.

MaJor Gooch tried a single ounce vial Cured two cases the very first lrfal. However, my friends, to ma.e the thing
 sure,
 One bottle at least len cases will cure. 4 large dose before the chill comes on, One bali Cat nighJ when the fever is gone.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
PLANTERS HOTEL.
EAsr WETuMpKA.

EAST W ETIMPkA. THE undersigned respectfully informs K his friends and the community generally, that he has taken this well known house. situated in East N elumpka. and Is prepared for lhe accommodation of Travellers and Boarders, and hopes by ev. cry effort 10 make all comfortable who ca on him, 10 receive liberal share of public patronage. aI He has good and commodious stables. which will be attended to by the most expc- rlenced osIlers, and every attention given to horses. E
 His table will be furnished with as good as ihe market can afford, and will try aud make Il 10 the interest of those who call once, to call again. trr-
 His charges will be moderate, and in ac. cordance with the times.
 I. WILSON. May 23, 1918 2iu.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
Chronic Eseadacg,c and Asthma

Chronic Eeada cHle and Asthma! One spoonful of Tonic. (drink sassairas
 tea.)
 Warm balhe the feet, high up to the knee, Wrap round blanket. len minutes or so, And learn what the TEXAS TONIC car
 do.
 The skin soft as the dew on the flower, The patient relieved in less than one hour
The State guard., 1848-10-03
|E9R 1. al.EE; ROYS
P EE F. S

Are a Strengthening, Purgativc, and a Purifying Tenic. These Pills are universally acknowledged 6y al mho hare used them, to Dc pleas- dat, Safe,.and Certain Cure for BI- iouS Ferers, Ferer and Aguc, Liu- CT Complaints, Sick Heodache, Jaundice, Indigestion, Tn,pur-
 iiy of the Blood, Cutane-
 ous Diseases, Nervous
 Irritation, Langow,
 HdbGual Costiue-
 ness, Loss of Ap-
 petite, Dyspepsia,
 Piles, Coltc Worms n
 Children, Female Com.
 pldints, and all Diseases C.
 rising from Torpid Liter or Impure Blood. And theyare beyond all comparason the best of au knoen specifies for the cure ofthat class Of diseases for which the Medical Faculty haze for gears united in prcscrib
 ing the celebrated SarsaparilIa and Wild Cherry, Which are the taco principal ingredient, ot Dr. Leroy's Pills; and are so com Jined, 'cith ot.er Remedial agents, (adled 10 supply certain sataatiUe properties aphich both are deficient of,) that the achole compound tirnishes fhe safest, most i e6ectire, most agreeable, and most perfect Ton
 ic and Aperient Mc- dicne ercr offer. cd 10 he sts+fs sA public.
 July 25, 1s4s. 3O.6m.
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coos A H ALL

' " ANst WCtWtttVAsi, Ala. I-
 THE undersigned respectfully ls::HH iGforms :he pubic that this large a-ssL and commojious House has been finished and furnished, and is now open for the reception of lransien, and regular B ard, CTS. Persous will find al this establishment, commodious Rooms and attentive servants. Every attention will be paid to the comfort o. patrons, and the Table will te suppl d with the best the markets of the city and
 Jan 4, l94S. l-tf
The State guard., 1848-10-03
Agents Wanted.

.YFyO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW
 II AND POPULAR WORKS, in every fss GOU NTYIhiougho lhe United States. To Agents, the mosl ttefal encourage me | is .ofered-- with a small capital of $25 10 $l00.. A chance is offered, whereby an a. : gent can n ake from s if 10 S25 per week. For further arliculars, address Qost paid .4.,. ... ...t - VIM. A. .LEARY.
 To 15s NoriL SECOND Sr. Philadelphia.
 Sept. ie43. 36-3m
The State guard., 1848-10-03
From Rev. Win. 1T EzamiIton, of

From Rev. svm. IT Hamilton, of
 Mobile.
 l have occasionally used (Price's Patent Texas ToDic) and have found ita safe and useful preparation, as gentle aperient. have no doubt that ii discreetly employed, it will be found of great value in many ca ses, for which relief is not easily to be ob. tained. Very respectfully, your obedlent serv't. VIM. T. HAMILTON.
 Mobile, Feb. 10, 1S47.
 P. S. To lady in London who was suf- fering from head ache and general ndispo- sition, recommended trial of the Texas Tonic. On my return from the Continent tothat city, alter an absence of2 or 3 months she was so pleased with the medicine that had to share with her a bottle, my entire stock.
 McniLr, sthJan ary, la47. I'oAhe Merchants Qf sAlabdna.
 entlemen-John Price Esq, of Galveston city. who presents you herewith, is gentleman of res. probability and veracy. Weask for him vour no- lite attention and hope you wlfind it 10 your in terest to make his acquaintance. Mir. Price is the proprietor of a Medicine styled 'sPrice's Patent 1 Texas Tonic" He comes 10 our State to extend tue agencies and otherwise give publicity 10 his Medicine. Wehave actedas hisagentsn this citv. have personally used the artcleand find beyond n doubtitis one of great utility. 9sf
The State guard., 1848-10-03
BaYreasrscss.

GbsiEEGe5E3ESS. Oh cheer up your spirits don't look so
 sly,
 If husbnnd's ashamed, a servant can buy In three weeks or so perhaps rot so soon, Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon Your eyes become bright--a heslt filled
 with joy,
 Good prospects In yiew-a Grl or Boy. EXEEgACT---CEEsTHEHCAFEs. EX From Bishop Andrew of tYle MI E Church.
 Ihaee for some time past been in the habit of using Price Patent Texas Tonic, and believe it to he valuable medicine. I have found it 10 act finely onthe bowels, and l think also on the liver In cases of indigestion have used 1t with good success JAS. O.ANDREW Mobile, March, l845. 4 sN From .Bamles Eeuunsey Skiles of Kentucky.
 Effects of the use of one bottle of Prices Patent Texas Tonic. for Dyspepsia
 Louisville Ky Aprll lSl6 Dear Sir am in Louisville, the object of sur prise t2 yintlmatefrlends, al dnotless tomysels Ithlnk could havesold 50 or 100 bottles (of prces Patent Texas Fonc.) A long period of l-health, well known to my friends. and my sudden res toration-fl.a man of 45, strikes them very forci- ply. Tell the Proprietor if he makes me agent for the State ofKentucky, can be ofseryice 10 him.
 onrsy slncerely,
 JAMES RUMSEY SKILES.
 From DT SVisa Ns Ed cerIc. Your Tex Tonicin the mostagreable medicine have ever used 10 relieve the bowels, promoting their pc isaltic motion have tried il in cases ot Ague and Fever with success. The happy com blnalon of ingredients forming the tone will al- ways iitsureits success VIM. B. KEENE. Pennsylvania Place, La, March 31, l646. From Tzr Daie, Merchant Wct'k. l have made trial ofthe above medicine in my own case, and found it to be of immediate utility for Dyspepsia. TIIOS. P. DALE. From Eym Price EsQ. yyea'k. 1 have used Prics's Patent Teras Tonic in my family for bowel complaint, with agreeable suceess. VIM PRICE. From Dr. BOisseau M ID and Mayor of SVetUmpka. have tried Prices Patent Texas Tonc," in a case of violent Chronic Headache, in my family, and found It to give emmediate relief
 w. F.. BOISSEAIT M D.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

( nsa. - thr nanins = ths sI.a -. Mrs.
rsssasE REHKrsa HansKS, sir Il n. c.
nssRES. Rsa saa aansiarr = ~ he Raaxn
Msasns. E=l. 4 G;asanl eeunly. sd = ssars
> na,.al.S sd i as,s
In sssis f. MH: Harara msle psoGra-san
4 Esligion. and cannsrira l,rtself viii The Pres
lsss,isH slasrh, ana y hsr snsisGrus soudars.
shsoaniiancd - sdon Tie raaGrssion Il di4rirls-
shir shea assun3d. In ihF ni.lions II wile. ~
ErHr. frirni and n<ishlss. she was exemplary,
aud had seeuaed g. hrrseiftlae affections and rs:
sFrrl II al ~ ~hom she was surrounded Tier
huslsEd and si.illfrn haxr sustained ~ iuepar-
allie los. 10 slirh lhey rsn only le Feeoneilcd
- the hoe u her infinite gsin.
Although tie draih u Mss Harlen wss sud-
ssn. Ena 70 her friends 81 The time unlocked for;
yet nai 50 % hsE%rlf; and there i every reason
10 Lslisss. ihss shs was living habi,uaIly In tho
expectation e. call from her Lord. Il having
Pieased God for uumI~r Of ssans to subject her
10 severe ai'icten, il Nas aiouiaess. ~ designed,
made blessing. and served 10 Tunf the soul ior
is future slo.le. wsan her affections from tie
warld, and make her consewant with the tsos-
pcci Of death and eternity. Thus ehassencd cf
God. We trust she was found ready, and DEPART
!el In hope q eternal life. Green's Patriot
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
POPULAR MEDICINES.

Many cathartic pills have been used possessing
simply the property of emptying the bowels Of
their contents. In doing this, they too often act
injnriously as irritants. The Sovereign Balm
Pills arc not only free from such objection A.
TnEr NEVER LEAVE THE BOWELS cosriyE) but
their purifying and healing power is truly re-
markable. They act upon the skin as a diapho-
retic as an alternative and corrective Of all the Sc
crctions. upon the kidneys as diuretic. and up
OH the bowels as cathartic; and oil 50 Efficient
" and mildly that no other pill can complete with
them.
Persons frequently volunteer their testimony
to the virtue and efficacy of our Pills in com
plants for which they had not before thought of
using them.
An agent writes. " At one place where put
up for the night in Pennsylvania. the lady of the
house declared that two doses had cured her of
Erysipelas."
Another. young man of our acquaintance
says, that he was cured of the 4dgue by two do
scs.
The Sovereign Balm Pills are the most agree
able remedy known. for the removal of CoStice-
ness. One or two pills at night will produce re-
lief
rr Too much care cannot he used to avoid
imposition, by persons who pe,ldc a spurious pill
made by +. j.. Soule, of the same name as ours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

Mr. WEBSTER deli, cred the opening
lecture before the Mercantile Library As.
soria,ion Of Boston on Tuesday night
The .4flas thus speaks Of it. justly re-
marking. al the outset, that "slnre Gui-
ct lett the Historical chair Of The Univcr-
sity of France, so distinguished states
man as Mr.. Webster has rarely, if ever,
appeared ASA public lecturer before any
literary association"
"Mr. WEBSTER had selected Cor his
subject =" the Formation and Early His,o.
of the Federal Cnnsti,ulion"-a sub
jec, upon which i, is necessarily very
difficult TO interest mixed audience, hut
which was treated by him with his usual
ability. lie hogan by speaking Of the
relative success of the English Revolution
of 1910 and our own Revolution of ITS,
and then passed to consideration of the
stale Of affairs in this country under the
Continental Coneressson the declaration
of peace. He clearly portrayed the de.
pressed state of business. the involved
rondlion of the finances. AMI The general
freblencss aud incapaei,y Of The General
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
REPORTED for the Intelliscncer.l

Friday, Nov. u, 1918.
Tobacro-Sincc our last report the
quantity offering has been small, and mi.
res shade lower; We, however. do moi
alter our quotations, the range being from
IL To SO Im l.ugs 10 prime Leaf.
Cot.nn-Ihe advices per Acadia from
i.iverpool Ia 81 instant. show some ad.
vance in that municipalities here, in con-
sequence. have improved a LILLE. We
note sales al 81, but large holders ask
more.
Fluur-Is dull the export demand is
very limited; il is freely Offered at IS
without finding buyers-the retail prices
is IS n s5l.
Wheai--The receipts are full for the
season. aud prices well sustaineI--Red
100 a l05 crnts for COED 10 primc--alld
lU3 a 100 for White. 49,.
Corn--The new crop begins to appear
in Larger quantities. and sells for 4s so
cents. Old 81 a So cents.
isacon--Va. cured 81 Z ceni<-Wes-
tern Sides and Shoulders 5 a 6 cents.
Pork-Same small lots have arrived,
and sells for So.
T.ard-va. Lard l04 a II cents-Bal.
,imore OIL a 10 cents.
Brandy-Va. Apple 80 80 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
Hsr. MI. If. PEER VS.
vERaIrgGE, OR "DEAD SHOT" FOR wo

vERaIrgGE, OR DEAD SHOT" FOR WORMS.
The usual symptoms attendant upon this dis
ease are generally well known. hut there is good
reason to believe that many children waste away
and die without the presence ofworms being sus-
pectcd. Since the introduction of this plepara-
ton we think it may be safely said, that it is ON
ly necessary to ascertain the existence of worms
in the stomach or bowels, to ensure their extir-
patton and radical cure. A few doses Of this
Vermifuge will remove from the system. not only
the worms themselves, but also the mucous in
which they are embedded, from which if left be-
hind they would be again emgendered; and while
ii is deadly in its action upon the disease il Is
perfectly harmless to the patient. 1t is not aras.
tic speren,, or violent in its operation, but Of a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

ffFrsngr w.s srfl'sA. - II H:frusv
-lnfst. loMsEsF - ata rssing si.r 81
- IstR. slr asuia - daua ngea
laFF piles ia safe II psslnra ralmmrs.
andfrP''se. whirh w~s $50 faglaa - ~
Htsnni rnnsrisasns -. save rs.nasn.
s.rd y asFa nH ilar aGasrss. md - Ts.as.
day r. Wednesday, = insiisrl. ilaeae -.
- F$nrn II ilrR,. Nil ihr serg alaungha
~ Aaff us harihlr - larE.
sc = nnw tom alsSrsui. lhnngh nah
> nifs IL. l'al ran drink saies. Yef sIr
.ni"f1s Tse ks,sn@ ssst nnplsssanr lrsl.
res &c fHalls II das - nr lua sga
b. hsf neghseF inadsrrlenil, ua.I.irg LEI
windsas. Many n.are ratl,rnlsrx !
'r"uld iuInish sau. bat IN rase viii L.
Tuldif'rd BY DE. Jaskssn. hate M
sinsihfei il heitg rasr II grnuinr hy-
anIlRlla. inurs. with rrsrari.
D.. 7. FISHER.
nr. l.. A. IlALI. Newark.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

Fire IN lev Y0rk-The extensive
stage s'lliirrs f. ]. 4 NJ. Murphy. s"n,rr
ri 9Th Sir. 81 ami 3D. avrunr. New York,
were totally destroyed hy Gre al,oml IL
"'sldrt IN Saturday nirhi. tine IluntIrrd
and ten lures psrislled in lhr r..nllagla.
lion. Some lwenIy III Stages. iwsnty.
i've .leighs. and lwrniy i.'ns Of isay wsre
also d.siFnyrsl, .irraslnning luss u I.lrIl
j. eslialaied - high aS aIn 90 ar $50,
600. The building. are relieved 10 have
been SCI an fire intentionally.
The flamrs communicated lran the sla.
HES 10 Tie 9Th street gRnse Ilill Mclllo.
dist Episcrpall ehnrrl. undrr the PASTE
raj care ii Rev. Mr.. Sual;nn. AND 10 the
parsonage adjoining. aud owing TO tie
failnIe .nf The tnlten wafer. from drfi>
riency in the lower reservoir or olhcr
ranse, were consumed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
The Free sniI nnta-.h,

The Free Sell Eote.-alsr Frce Soil
vote IN Ibis siaIs. - far - We hare srrn.
stands - f,llews: Gnillnrd a., Ora. gr
10. Chatham -. Suny ..
The tfniail's information Ilaal $50 Qua.
keIs NJ suilf.nd anHld rnle The Van Rn-
ren iirkel, iurned oul 70 Le very derIisd
mistake.
The Standard J. tlralfnlIy stunned =
bout The smsllness If the Fire. Soil vote.
on y liirh il reunited 80 largely as likely
:" week. Tasinr. The Standard ..wa.ll.l
Ike 10 knaw by What ascfsf process il,e
Fee Soil snIr Was silenred. nr WAS pm.
cured FIR f;en. Taylor" ~, ssrnl I'M
ress about /, Ilaal W. eter heard II. The
thing ,ronifm fsEs with the guod sense
Of the people il,ai Was al Even tI,nse
who dn nal desire that The Inslilniisn al
slavery shall lie sxirnd.d inio the nrsr
IerriIories-and il il moi ln he Disguised
that their numbers are cnnsi,lerahle--wele
among ihr iarihesl from being caught BIZ
this Van Burn hnmhng.
The Free Soil roie nj The North ~ well
as At lhr Snuih will he found much lean.
"a than was hoped by It's friends. You
ran never CRATE aud hid lnrelher parly
"n any single issue--parIirmlarly one so
transirni in IFS nature as this aG Free SoiI.
Van Bnren's passion got the hrller Of his
discretion, or he never would have lrni
his name la this tnnvemant
GxRslorcngh Pctriof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
THE SENATE.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

We give to-day complete returns Of the presi.
dental election in this state, said 10 he official.
Tsylo1s m jori,y, !, viii b seen. Is s,5sI.
Ii ia reported that Mississippi has sone for Tas.
S aud Fillmore; II this prows 10 be true. il will
nike lss electoral votes ior the Wing candidate.
Virginia has Probably gone for lass and but
ler ly atou. 1900 votes.
In PENNSYLVANIA, according To the Official re-
'urn', ten. Tsylor's vote j. ls6.Il3; Gen. cass,
il:.sst; Martin Van Buren,. IL 200. General
Fsylors majority over Lass. l3,45t.
In New York, Gen. Taylor has els, ssh Gen.
eass 1852; Martin Van Buren,, l20,5I9.
ten. Tsslor's majority over Cass, lo3,9s9.
In New Jersey, Gen. TAYLOR has 10000; Cen
lass, s6.sso; Van Buren,. SO. Gen. Taylor's
msIcFity over cass. 3,l29.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

-nFFFnwsni--eai Rnalie. - IA mas, a.
rssFre - segas.sr Ssaass.
:. lEnm - aarfssala II \ .sine ssrnng.
+ tsasrahnsha. - r. aas,irr ! sufTsrirsss
rsrnar. IN nssans a - serai aariH n
duilfs - II ~ Sasa :. = 80 IL -.
pensfs II IL aar. aa,~r ~ lsrss~na g:at.
rrnmrni. aish il ihssvEld disisians n
runrrs-easrntisr legi.laiisr. nd id.
81. ~. Nrhssrr liasn tInlr II he
difficulties airndirg IL fsarmaiinn, gssm-
ing ont II lhe jr-ls.a.y II lie ssrsraI
Stairs ard rlasra silll .,s2l.lr rul..gy
80 H. founders. and - enlhnsaasiir irll.gse
n j. admirable arrangement Il TEisilsses
and restraints"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
Great Snow Storm at the East.

ward A snUw Storm NJ almost nnprece-
denied severity for this season If lie wear
visited New England on Sunday night
aud Monday morning. Al New Haven
the snow lay al least foot on level.
Further moth there is reason To believe il
is still deeper. When The siramer Con-
ucriicut lell New Haven. al half past s
o'clock on Monday evening, the train from
Boston and Hartford, due at quarter To
o'clock. had moi arrived, nor lad any train
arrived fr"m that direction during lie ,.ay.
Two locomotives, without any ears attach.
Ell, arrived about quarter past 4 y. NJ.
The engineers stalrd thal they were fur
hours IL going from Springfield TO Hartford.
% miles. Their object was ,u break the
road in advance Of tie passenger train. IL
ii piohable that so much snow drif,rd up
on the track in various plares. after they
had passed, ~ 10 render lheiI labur in a
measure fiuiIless. ..-.~. -.. ..-.....e.
Only eight days previous snow storm
of equal severity visited the same section
Of country, or al least part Of il. Pretty
we'll Tor November. Journal Of Com.
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Election Frauds.-ln the cou

Election Frauds.-ln the cousse oil
the exaninaiion Of witness in rase
tried duEk,g the present Term ef,I,e court.
The witness testified that he voled d, the
late election. though no. Of the a~e of 81.
by putting piece Of paper, with 81 writ.
ten on il in his shoe, and 80 voting, " be-
ing," as he said, "ourr FL"
The Judge commented very severely
on this fraud an the election. and 81 treat
ell il without an Indictment. whirh. how.
ever. hc was very strongly inclined To
set on fat.
If this had been done. the witness
would hare Jared badly. and his vote have
rosi him dearly. sumtsr,fk B.nner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

Il - IIsae u caana,sas, - Msanrsa.,
Mr.. casas nialadrrs tAe nalne a Jsmrs L. la
IN foan - soasiaasisa = sle4kss. - Rolxsl
n. Iilaiala. II GE4nsilir. NJ. ~ rsessI-sI
useas<ns sosing g. lin.
The Hsuss then ProceeSed = halLaa e. Prsn.
cpl cleh. In ~ lhird halisslng Ms. PERM
Basass. 4 Raleigh. as slsricJ.
Mr. J4aas X D..lse. q sursy. wss slsrssd A.
si.saai t'isfk, an W. y. LOssll. PlinriIsl Dor.
kerPeE.
Oa THURSDAY. lie House slceled Mm. Web
act. sssasssni Daas.keep~E.
4 oamaassrs wss aIg.eialea 10 wsis On lie Go.
ssraoI. 10 iaiosm him LIT sls Housc H.s ready
lsnrriss an communication appesiainins 70 lls,
taaea d The Legislature; whirh having per-
Tsmsi is duty, the t;o.srnor transmiilrd ! mes-
sass. iassFming the Hause Of lie resignation Il
Samuel Fleming. rnsmher slees from Nancy.
Tn mssion = wit II slsslion vas Issued u the
s.sdlT If faney. directing an rlsrsion 10 lr helI
on The ssh Of Decem.er, 10 GII lie saraney.
0a ffilay. the Iiouss prOcredcd 10 The elcc.
ssa If ihe Standing committees, whsreupon lie
io'nNins were announced:
caamittessn fTsims.--Me.srs. Ballad. Nirh-
ol.. Martin, Aliea. ID. r. Caldwell. Bro.tcn,
Ras..:l. walss,, sauisrd, Miller. Vikings.
I'ng'asiiioa, AID Girrmnss.-Mrsas. n. J.
Pecan, ss.Gsrlhwaiir. Nswsom. ]. Y. Ne nuIlin.
Williamson, Palmer. kaonse. Courts, !. IA.
White. Eur, Hayes.
Oa EfasIiisa.-MesSrs. Cherry. Dlow, n. IN.
smith. 4 II. X. Tayisr. MaIsworlh. Hrsdeu.
BlasLbunn, Davis, u. !. Mcdowell. !aikin.
On Nic.sts. skinner, Mcrkeae.
cansias. F"y. siarksrd. WoOlen. Pssram, Ogles-
~. scott. Mad, Logon.
iai,nssi Iaprnr,msHfs.-- Mcssra. Rsyner. DAN
~. long, SiEon. Doak. Mcclrnahan. Kelly, j.
N. L'sch. BaIrIngeT. Mcintosh. Farmer.
Pnsitsgss aud El,rsia..--Mestrs. fcrrl~r.
slaaly. Thompson. ]. n. Nil.i,ms. Mrhane, Per.
ssa. Clement. fruil. I. Il. Caldwell. Love. Ste
seRson.
ia motion Of Mr.. Dolihin. The communication
mlaiise 10 the con.c1teJ sIec,ion in Pciauinlsn..
was referred to the committee on Privileges and
Eeesions.
THE SENATE.
by . letter from our correspondent at Raleigh,
We learn that the Senate vas organized on satur-
day last. hy .Ar election If Calvin Graves Of Cas-
well. a. Speaker. All the other officers Of the
la.s Legislature were re-elscsed--lTrnry W. Nil.
Ter aud u. ". Hustled. clerks; Green Hill aud
Patrick M'Gowsn. door.kerpers.
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Singular Verdict.-The Dorscishire
tEng.) liersld states that IN inquisiIinn
was holden n t'nlrfard On the hntIy NJ
I'hn Evans. The surgeon stated that he
fund slight iracrs Of inflammation in lie
sinmach. and very str"ng allnr ri lnhar-
eo. |, appears that the d.reased smnkrd
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week. besides chew ing PigtaIl. A srnlwI
was reinrnrh "f " Death hy the visiIa,i"n
ri G"d. accelerated by The excessive use
VI tobacco"
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Land for Sale.

WILL lie Offered for sale TO the highest bid
w der. on Saturday the ID day Of December
merit, on the premises, tract of Land belonging
to q, heirs Of Henry Crutchield, deceased. situ-
ated on the wateEs of Cane Creek, adjoining tho
lands of William Thompson, Thomas oldham,
and others. The terms win be made known on
the day of sale.
WM. nj. CRUTCHFlELD,
JOHN A. CRUTcHFIELD.
November Z. SIS