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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24
WHIG IdEETING.

Az meeting of Wings, held al John
Newlin's, In Capt. Robertson's district,
90. pas~.I.y sI.o io,h ~ May. ou mouun,
William Johnson. sen. was called 10 the
chair. and James Whitehead appointed
secretary.
On motion Of Oliver Newlin, the Chair
was requested 10 appoint committee Of
five, 10 draft resolutions expressing the
sentiments Of This meeting. The follow
ing persons were accordingly appointed,
viz. Oliver Newlin. Jonathan Newlin,
William Stafford. James Robertson and
James Whitehead.
After a short absence, the committee.
through their chairman, reported the fol.
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That This meeting approves
of the county convention, to he held in
Hillshorough on Tuesday of May Court,
and that The chairman appoin, twenty de-
legates 10 represent this district in said
convention.
Resolved, That The Wings Of this sec.
ton Of Orange approve Of the convention
to be held by the Wing party in Phila-
delphia on The 9Th Of June next. and viii
cordially support the nominee Of that son-
yention.
Resolved further, That we are well
pleased al the appointment Of Edwin q
Read as delegate, and &. II. Wiley, al.
ternate, 10 represent this Congressional
district in the National Convention, being
fully satisfied that they will faithfully re.
presen, the wishes OF the district, aud aet
for the true interests Of the Wing Party
and The country.
In conformity TO The first resolution. the
following persons were appointed as del
egates to The convention al Hillsborough
viz. Capt. William Robertson, Thomas
! Woody, Daniel Foust, Thomas Thomp
son, Oliver Newlin, Jonathan Newlin
Jonathan Zachary, Paris Benhow, Jane:
Robertson, John Newlin, Peter Foust
Alexander Clark. John Stafford, William
A. Britt, George Stafford, John r. Holt
John Mabry. William Stafford.
On motion. the chairman and secretary
were added to the list of delegates.
On motion, it was requested that th'
proceedings of this meeting be published
in the IIillsborough Recorder.
| WM. JOHNSON, Chm.
JAMES WHITEHEAD, Sec'y.
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ssyslsisziy Il Is oaauiy, Al q IL t,u,s o.
sFF-irssias 49, 49, MI, Msl5l4 rs "a So
sEau.. a. ~ - ass.o.i,y . Iasks - sssisa,
iian. ~ - lrn3sr.
Al fhe roar.szioa q hr. MillrE's Ersasks. Nj.
calboua saP,snrd - inssnsiaa - uaars@ ~
Senate. sni ngsed n s5jouran.snt - ssss
usyls
Mr. Clad, sh0 oEsscs srsssiuton. uhirh uss
sa0sasd. calling On shs Prraidsns . infan -
ssnsss uksshsr any osdss AsE hssn sissn q II
q any sfour sqnsasen N he GaA . psaossd .
fura;sa. ior he psutesaiou q Ne uhiis paPois-
lieas and II .. 70 rammunienss ; espy q s0eh
orders. AM any Oihsr eoHeP015encs % De Hb-
jerl
On Mon5sy. May IS. ne frs, business beinie
shs Senate. was de resolution a ME. Johnson Of
Nd. ealing On de Prssideni q DE Unilsd s,s,es
ior his reasons Why certain nominalions had nOi
bcen Submitted 10 he Senate.
Mr. Bsdand spOke q some lrngih il OPpoai-
ion % DE passage u the resolution.
The suhjrrs was then informally Lid aside.
and he Senate Prooeedrd 20 the consideration q
ihe crer Or the day. VIZ The I'm ior The military
occupation o. Yucaian.
MI. Calhoun adlrassed ihe Senate ina speerh
OfsOme leng;h IN OppoaiiOn 10 The 5iIl and alnend
mcnls.
A message in wiring was received from the
Presideni Of he Urlied staies. Transmitting cor
respOndence bclEern the Secretary Of The Navy
and Commodore Perry. Felstiss 70 aiTording aid
10 The people Of Yueaian.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Baghy offered resolution
declaring that neither the Congress Of The United
sisics The Legislatures q The states, Or ihe inha-
biianis Of the territories Of the United States, had
any power over slavery existing therein.
Mr. Badger moved = lay the resolution on The
table. This motion gave risc TO an interesting de-
bate. in which Messrs. Barhy, FoO,e. Badger and
wesico,. participated. The resolution was then
Lard on the iable--ycas 81, nays 3.
The Yucaian bill was again taken Up. and Mr..
Bagly spoke al some length ia favor Of H. He
iavs,ed The Temporary miIitay occupation Of Yu-
caian mainly on the ground Of policy.
The amendment Of NJ. Davis was then put TO
the vote and rejccied-ysas 5. nays rs.
Mr.. Dix offered an amendmcnt, the object Of
which was to place the army and navy Of the
United States 4, The disposal Of the President, TO
act under and BY direction Of the government Of
lucaian.
The Senate lhen held short executive ses-
son.
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WHIG rIEETIrIG.

Al a meeting or the Wings Of Capt.
Rohinson's district. AZ Jesse DnIham's. on
the sOlh inst. Henry Edwards was called
10 The chair. and Spencer Il. Durham ap-
paiuIrd Secretary. =
The object Cf the meeting having been
explained, on mniion a committee ol four
was appointed BY the chairman, 10 draft
resolutions for tie ariinn of Tie meeting.
The following persons we're appointed as
The cUmrmuee. viz. Spencer Durham, ilr.
freeman. Allen Edwards, csq. and James
Morrow; who. alter consultation, report
ed, through their chairman. The following
resolutions
|. Resolved. That We approve of the
Object OF The Wing Meeting, 10 be held
on Tuesday &c May cour, a-s
2. Resolved, I hat We approve Of the
manly department aud digniiied course Of
Hugh Waddell, Giles Mebane, John b.
Leaihers aud c. T. Fauee,ie. and strongly
solicit them 10 become candidates again.
and will endeavor by all honorable means
to give them an increased vote IN August
next.
3. Resolved, That Isaac Holt. esq. is
our choice, and we present him as suit
able person 10 represent US in the next
General Assembly; YET We pledge our.
selves 10 vote for the nominee.
4. Resolved, That we approve Of the
appointment Of Edsin g. Reed as oul
delegate TO The National Convention, and
we psges him. 10 vote for Zen. Zachary
Taylor in said convention, as being the
decided choice OF The Wings in this Sec
lion.
5. Resolved. That we look with scorr
and disgust on The unmanly and ungen
ilemanly conduct Of James X. Polk il
relation 10 Generals Taylor and Scu,t
and We rejoire that. notwithstanding liz
thousand pnny efforts Of partisan ranco
10 sully their fame and place obstacles il
their way, they have surmonnted them all
and executed the most hrilliani campaign,
Of this or any other age.
These resolutions were unanimously
auOpieu.
On motion, fifteen persons were ap
pointed BY the chairman as delegates Il
The Ilillsborough Convention, as follows
DR.. f. X. Freeman, Allen Edwards, james
Morris, DR.. Beaver. Hugh Edwards, Johr
Quakenbnsh. William Morrow, jr. JOSEPH
Crawford. William ]. Bingham, William
Pickard, James s. Edwards, Jones Pow
cl, John II. Cutchfeld, David Andrews
On motion. the chairman and secreiar,
were added TO the delegations; and all III
Wings of The district. if they cen attend.
On motion, il was directed that cop.
nf these proceedings be sen, 10 the Hills
borough Recorder for publication.
II. EDWARES, Chm.
s. B. DURHAM, Sec'y.
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CONGRESS.

IN THE SENATE, on "Wednesday, May 10,
The consideration OF hr. JohnsOn's resolution,
calling on the President 10 stale why the nomi-
nations Of certain officers have not been sent in,
was resumed.
Mr.. johnson replied to the remarks yesterday
made, and al the conclusion Of which the Senate
proceeded TO The consideration Of executive busi-
ness
On Thursday. after the transaction Of business
Of no special importance, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration Of the order Of the day, VIC. the
bill 10 extend aid TO the people Of Yucatan.
Mr.. Davis Of Mass, addressed the Senate in
opposition 70 the bill
On Friday, the bin from the House, for the ad,
mission Of Wisconsin into the Union, was read
twice, and referred to the committee on terrific
RIGS.
On motion Of Mr., Davis, the bill explanatory
Of the act 10 raisr for limited time addition
al military force, and for other purposes. aPPro'
we'd 3Oih Feb. 1917, was taken up and passed
II extends the provisions, relative TO bounty
lands, 10 the brothers and sisters Of the deceased
soldiers.l
The consideration Of Mr.. Johnson's resolution
calling on the President for information in refer
ence to certain military appointments, Generals
Pillow and Gushing. was then resumed, and Mr..
johnson concluded his remarks in reply 10 Mr..
Alien. and on executive usurpatons, as illustrate
cd by the late veto Of the President on the river
and harbor bill.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Johnson's remarks,
Mr., IIanncgan gave notice that rs he was in ia
vor Of Yucatan, he should after to-day press inn
mediate action on the Yucatan bill.
Mr. Badger remarked that, for the opposite rea-
son expressed by the senator from Indiana, he
was in favor Of executing the order Of the Senate,
and taking up the private calendar.
Mr.. Foo,c, in q playful manner, expressed his
surprise that tho senate, from North Carolina
should declare that he was opposed TO Yucatan,
lie thought she was at least entitled to our sym.
palhies, in her present calamitics, and that the
senator should have an opportunity to explain.
Mr.. Badger explained. accordingly, that bis
opposition was 10 the diR, aud not 10 Yucatar
herself.
The Senate then proceeded to the consilera
ton Of executive business,
On Saturday, the Senate resumed the cahsid
Grafton Of the bill authorizing the temporary oc
cupation Of Yucatan.
Mr. Miller addressed the Senate in opposition
to.the bill. 1.-The could look upon it as measure
of humanity alone, he should have no hesitation
in giving il his support. But the question ha'
been so put as To place ii upon the gfonnd
expediency. II is case in which, at the sam'
tiruc that charity AND assistance is solicited ,.
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Ne = Fammltes u lire Wa directed II
Be HPPnlHiFd ~ he FhaiImaH 70 dan ~
sQlliiQus ~ the ariian q ahe usrF1Rg
v htrrupon lie ehairmsR aPPUiaas1 IT,
i5lioHing Persons. III. =. tiiFhra. -
mssl A.rKaaasr. AMI Capt c0ils: aho,
al.eE rsiiring frw n0nsnis. EeIored lae
ioslrs.ins rrsgaiaii0ns:
]. Resolved. That he pTarsier q hold
ing ePen r0ureniions - lsaniinaae rahdi.
dates, i one lhai tends 10 preserve has-
mony among lie peogls snd he digrErnl
sfeiisns % lie e..uniy, and consequently
greatly rnnirihalrs % ahe prescription Il
AmrEieaa liieny: lherrsoHe.
?. Resolved. That Ire rh1iTman APP
paint len delegates 10 repFrsrnl our Dis
iriri IN lie proposed convsniian n Hills
hoEnngll. with reQuesl 10 ali The Wigs
10 ilie district 10 attend who can make i
ronvsnieni 10 Do -.
THESE resolutions we're unanimously
adopted; ard IN conformity n The second
ans The following persons were appnini-
ell, viz: Enoeh t'micL6eld. Capt. En-
liss. Samuel Alexander. William Steel.
John Spoon. n. Ilnll. +. Elliott. John
Williams. s. Vesial. ESQ. r. Miirhell.
On motion n +. Milrhell. HE chair
man and secretary we're added 10 The de,
legation.
On I0oli0n il was resolved 20 send The
proceedings ~ this meeting 10 the editor
Of The Iiillshnrough Reenn5er. with \ re-
quest 10 publish.
DANIEL SPOON. Chm.
VIZ. MOsER, Ser'y.
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rhets Rpaa he ailaF n onF Fammah rsRH.
T iTy, and ihai, guided by lie spirit ~ mu-
inai eosrsssiuR and iafbRaEaRre aaiulEEi
nursfiFss. ne WiH rherhully eo-npsTasr
a lie nse a ID hnanrsble means - -
ruEe he asreDirnry Of ar lnng cherish
81 and iriiheFslFsy formed ogininns.
Resolved. That a. lie roasiiluiion ~
onr coaniTy has res;ed he par,makipg
power inlCongress. and nnf il ne PFesi,
dent. i i not only me pnVilegr. bui i Is
lhe duty AZ The people 10 express their
dteidei and unqualifrd diappEul.iion 81
The conduct % any Pnsiderl aho. fisEr-
garding The constitution. shall uSuFp snd
exercise the waF-making power.
Resolved. ThSi. in our opinion. The
President Of The Unhed States nnrnnsli-
iHii0naliy and unnecessarily inEOlved The
naiion n The present unfortunate war with
Mexico. and thar he Is responsible Cor Ihe
immense amount Of lives AMI irrssure that
has been ssciiieed IN is prosecution.
Resolved. That the Democratic psriy.
IN attempting 70 snppress oil inquiry inlo
The origin Of Inc present war with NEAR
co. on he pan of he people. by whose
blood and treasure alone il ran he prose
cnied. are aiming blow 81 lie freedom
Of opinion and The expression thereof
rights most inalienahle 10 lreemen. !. and
formidable 70 lyranis" aud usurpers !" on
Iy.r
Resolved. That whilst we look upon
the war with Mexico as having been I'M
consiiiuliohally and unnecessarily begun.
vet as il was subsequently recognized BY
Congress. and tIlereby herame national in
is character. VIC admire The pIompiness
with which many Of our citizens became
soldiers. and that we express our high
admiration and sincere thanks 10 the OH
GERS and men BY whose skill. pcTserer-
ance. and inhomilable courage. The Vari-
aus campaigns have been 50 glariously
and 50 successfully conducted.
Resolved. That we believe the veto
power shonll never be exercised hy The
President. except 10 project The cOnsliin-
lion from violation. and The country from
hasiy and ineonsiderate legislation; IhaI
in all other instances The will of the peo-
pie, as expressed by their Senators and
Representatives, should become The law
of the land.
Resolved. That il is proper that our go
vernment afford every protection and en-
eanra0anneni m the yarip,tQ indusfrial MIR
suits Of the nation: that il furnish and
secure q safe, uniform. and convenient
currency; and that il observe The most ri.
gid economy in al expenditures, consist.
ent with the public interest
Resolved, That we are OF The opinion
once expressed by President Polk, that
we should not form any alliance, Often
siye or defensive. with any foreign conn
Try, but that the peare, The quiet, and pros
periiy Of our own country are paramount
TO every other consideration.
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WHIG MEETING.

On Saturday the 18th inst, a respect
able number Of Wings met a. the store ol
George Patterson, esq. in Orange county,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates TO
represent Capt. Eulis's district in the pro-
posed Wing Convention, 10 be held in
Hillsborough on Tuesday Of May Court,
10 nominate candidates for the county for
the next General Assembly.
On motion Daniel Spoon was called to
the chair, and William Moser appointed
secretary.
The Chairman having explained. in a
few appropriate remarks, The object Of the
meeting, on motion Of Capt, Henry Co.
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executive UsurpaiIons.-Ws hass

Executive Usurpations.-we have
Il,ced IN another pan q our paper to-day an eE-
,ssci fson an editorial in the American Review.
/, exhibits mas q powers within the reach.
end eEen exercised BY President q The United
s.slSs. which would have been quito appalling 10
our rady Republican,. And should We No, pause
for moment. AID cali 70 mind how iew ears u
party strife have sufEiced 10 accumulate in the
hands of one man 81 these regal Prcrogaii,es !
SOme q our readers can remember, that only %
long ago As the administration u John Quincy
Adams, what an cutlery was made because be
said he had The power 70 appoint commissioner
TO the Congress a Panama although, a. there
was no great necessity foE haste, he did no, choose
70 exercise i without fir, inviting the action Of
Congress. since that time, The assumption %
power BY our Presidents has been gradually in
ereasing. until now Prcsilcnt has not hesitaicd
10 assume the responsibility q actually eommenc-
ing the highest aud mosi responsible Of al
sovereign powcrs--and that, too, without giving
any iniimaiion Of bis intention 10 Congress though
al the time ID session. And 80 trucking j. The
syeoPhaney Of party, that be who questions The
consliintonaly Of this stretch Of power. j. brand
ell as traitor to his country, I,iss serious
question. which We should revol,e in our minds:
II in twenty years thr powers Of the Executive
have increased beyond those allowed 10 the Kings
Of England or France, how long viii i be before
they win equal those exercised BY Russian Au-
tOcrail VIII the people Of America thus bow
the kneci VIII they, for mere parsizan hi
umph. f~ les than mcss Of pO,iasc, sell iheir
hirih-right Of frosiami Snrels ihry viii awake
before such catastrophe shall befall them.
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HABoNio.

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tas1isAes usnAes q n.s EsssnifY.
D. as1sr = a. I.a1ea
VA. WEBB. ser'y.
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horsagh. are eaFnesrly insilsA q ssiena 4 rtst
blsar 81 Fridsy lhs - e Jaas. b a. Is orrsn-
mag rhsgasE.
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Mouse on REPRESENTATIVES,.

MUSE VI hbFhESAs4s hi1sb S.
On Wednesday, May 10, the only subject Of
importance before the house was the bill for the
admission Of Wisconsin into the Unior, which
was again debated in eOamittee Of tbs whole, re-
ported TO the house with sundry amendments,
some or which were agreed 10. when, without Il
nal action, the house adjourned.
On Thursday. the bill providing for the admis-
SIN Of the territory Of Wisconsin into the Union
as state. was taken up anu passed..
On Mr.. yinton's motion, the house resolved it.
self into committee Of the whole on the state Of
the union, (Mr. Toombs Of Geo. in the chsir.)
Mr. Rockwell Of Conn. addressed the cOmmit-
miliee, in continuation Of a speech commenced
some two months since, in which he undertook TO
expose what he characterized as gross hlunders Of
the Secretary q tho Treasury. Mr.. r. adduced
vouchers to foriify his positions.
Aner farther discussion, in which several mem-
bcrs participated, tho committee rose, and the
house sooa aiicr adjourned.
On Friday, the house resolved itself into CONS
mit,ee Of the whole, and took up the private ca.
lcndar.
On Saturday, the house was again occupied
with business on the private calendar.
On Monday, May Is, bill rcfunding to the
several states advances made to volunteers in the
Mexican war. was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Stewart submitted resolution calling up.
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for the amount
Of exports Of Cotton and Breadstuiis sent to Eng.
land from this country for the first three quarters
Of ls47 and 1913.
Mr.. Baily offered an amendment, extending
the statement 10 the last twenty years, which was
agreed to and the resolution, as amended, was
adopted.
On Tuesday, several bills were reported from
standing committees, read twice, and referred ic
the committee Of the whole.
The house then went into committee Of the
whole, and took up the revolutionary pension bill
which was passed. @-..... n
Mr. Bayly then proceeded TO address the com
mittee on the subject Of slavery in the territories
and in opposition to the principle of the Wilmo
proviso.
Mr.. Wiley followed, and read his speech. Ht
was most decidedly in favor of the Mexican war
&c. The committee then rose, and the house
adjourned,
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Operations ssa,ass the Teesh!.
w 30 j AS0N9
DENTIST.

THANKFUL for former liberality. again If
fers his professional services TO the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Hillsborough and vicinity.
n. B. Families will be waited on in any por-
ton of the county, by making timely application
through friends. or the post Office at illshorough,
Mason Hall. or Haw River.
Charges reasonable--advice gratis.
MAY l.. rs
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In the House Of Representatives on
Wednesday, Mr., EmhTce made regular
set speech, and very able one, TOO.
against the war policy and the wasteful
extravaganza of The Administration. He
estimated the expenses of the war and the
purchase OF the treaty at one hundred and
seventy millions Of dollars. lie drew a
picture, representing this amount Of specie
drawn in two horse wagons on the road 10
Mexico. Allowing one thousand pounds
of silver Cor each wagon. there would he
strung ont ten thousand six hundred and
twenty five wagons. These with two hors-
es to each, and travelling as close as pos
sible, would present an uninterrupted line
of specie-teams, siGfy-si1 miles IN iengiM
And this he said. was styled " progressive
democracy"--progressing toTdrds Ner-
leo! He asked whatswe were 10 receive
in retnrn for this vast amount, and answer
ed by giving vivid picture Of the climate,
soil and population of the sterile, forsaken
region Of territory we are Il have, agreea-
bly, to. the terms of ihe treaty. Tie show
ed how adyantageously this money could
have been expended in the United States.
Eevery State could have been made free
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Distressing OecuE1else-OuF aIiHD-
iirr lEiead ana r1HEesIsandeni. Elgsh :.
Bel, Fec, ~ t'aneFsi c01niy. LIS fuF-
nis.std o. he fOllnEing panirulsrs Of
lnosi distressing nernrrspne which took
place in bis neighborhood tfla1n0isl On
Sunday. ed IN
A Mr. WilsoR chsnce hssing Previons-
" dssoserrd Bee-lrer. ON thai day lask
kis son Henry. I'D ab..ui 10 years Old.
AMI lhree hslf br0iheFs. Slaniy. ls1ish and
Jamrs Mlbley. and Proreeded 20 cut i
daan fnr The purpose Of living he bees.
While taking ous Ihe honey. Isaiah. James
and Henry a:e Of il. Afrr securing The
bets and lie honey. Sc. Chance and the
boys rspaiTed 20 his house. and On ihe
Eay his son Henry berane blind and sirk.
On reaching honr. sslt and Walef Ms ad-
minisiered 10 him. which eansed pukIng.
and gave him relief. Two Of the ,oung
men. Isaiah and Jsmes MsbIey then pro-
eeejed on towards ilieir fathers house.
and ON tie way isaiah Vas taken in 4 81
milsr manner. and IN his hlinlnrss wander
eli out Of The path. James having eaien a
small Piece Of he bread, as Il is rallied, On
his way hOmewaId. was discovered Ia lie
blind, and sooa breame helpless; he COM
planned nf pain in BIZ. bark, and cnnlin-
uing IN grow worse. after al that could be
done. he expired in half an hnnr after eat
ing The last piece n bee.bread. Srarrh
was then made for lsaiah. whom neigh
bor had found and was mel carrying Him
home, hlini and hrlpless. BY The fie-
queni use of salt and water. Isaiah aud
Henry recovered the next day. but mol IN.
I'll their lives had been Jespaircd al.
This 10 a most melancholy and afilic-
ii,e rase. and should serve rs a warning
10 all persons, 10 be careful in eating ho-
ney taken from bee-irees. NssrBuaion.
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Appointments We pRdeuaanl hat
- nc mrciing e ne Gossrno's counril or ssipr-
6sy Iasi IN he siiy q Rslsish. he fsssMing sP-
p5inimenis were ula5e. va:
The Hon. william II. Battle. 70 On de vscsn-
{, il Ne snprrlns Court. oceasiOnsd y he death
Of he Hon. Joserh \. Daniel.
A1gnsins Moore. ssq. % Edtnion. 10 " .
Julse u The Superior Courts. IN Fisoe q ledge
Bank. nEpmOlrd % The supreme Court.
d. Z. Mease. rsq. q HALIFAX. 10 be Attorney
GenrraL IL place 81 lie Hon. Edward s,anly. Ie-
signed.
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LOON .sT THIS:

lust received, new supply Of ~.
80 French Ginghams,
Silk Tissue, -.se-..s z..s
Half Mourning I.smartine,
Col. Tarlton Muslins, 49,
Linen Fringe, 80 / ss.se
Daily expected,
rs pieces Prints, assorted colors and patterns
10 patterns cheap Cassimeres, and other de-
s'''''s u001'' LONG, WEBB. 4 Co. :
May s. 29-
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Obituary.

Died, in this place, on the morning Of the 18th
instant, of Pneumonia, Mr.. JAMES B. SuTros,
formerly of Franklin county, aged 80 years.