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Cedar Grove Academy.

THE next Session Of the School at this place
will commence on the 9Th Of July, and end
on the 4th of December.
: TUITION.
For Languages, Algebra, &c. SIS. 90
English, 10 90
Board can be had in good families in the neigh
borhood at prices varying from Eve 10 six dollars
per month. ..-----.-
SAML. w. HUGHES.
Orange County, June 9. 34--ewp
or The Rstoon, Milton Chronicle, and RAJ
leigh Registr, will insert two weeks.
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EnOe Mountain Mills.

THE subscriber would take this method Of In.
forming bis friends and the public generally.
that he is now fully prepared for Csrding Wool.
and hopes. by siiict attention 10 business, TO me-
rif coninusncs Of The custom which has hereto
fore been bestowed on him.
Prices for esrding, 81 cents Per pound Of rolls.
mixing 10 cents Bring the wool early In the
season, well washed and picked, with one pound
Of grease TO twelve Of wool. and yoa shall have
good rolls.
A supply ofWooi rolls kept constantly on hand
for sale. M. $50
Also 1000 pounds Of good Bacon, Com, Flour
and Wheat Bran.
also continue TO keep an sssorfmsnt Of Goods,
such as are usually kept in q Country etore; all
Of which viii be sold cheap for cash, or on short
credit to punctual customers.
All marketable produce taken In exchange for
Goods or Carding.
ALEX. DICKSON.
May IS. 32--3m
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NOtice--Taxes.

I SHALL surnd q he foIlowing rimss ana
pIscss . eoiisei he Tar for Ne yssr 1857. .
-.
Al Jesse Durhxm's. On Monday the "a july.
John Newlin's On Tuesday The An. m
Ruffn's Mills. en- Wednr<day fhe 6sh.
Michsel Albighf's. On Thurdxy he 6lh. e
George Psifsrsonis. On Friday The 7th.
William A. Uslisans. on Saturday de slh
John .. Tunsutins's. On Monday The rob.
Jacob summsu's. On Tuesday lhe lIfh.
Chesley 2. Fsuesifs. On Wednesday he l7th.
Mira Huiehinson's. On Thursday the 18th.
Gshiel D. Les's On Friday the l4th,
George A. Msbsns's. On Saturday me istA.
Hillsboroush. on Monday he I7th.
Hurdles Store. on Tnesdsy the 18Th.
Wilson q McKss's etore. on Wednesday ths
18th.
Abnsr Packers, on THURSDAY shs aoth.
William Lipseomh's. on Friday the ala.
Harris WilkeuOniA on Saturday lhs I'D.
Pnit's stors. on Monday The 14th.
As B. Gun,ers, lHerndon's.) % Tuesday the
ssh.
William Trirr'h on Wednesday The a6sh
Chapel Hin. on Thursday The 97th.
Thomas Longs. on Friday the zeih.
Pinknsy sikes's On Mendsy the 3lst
TT The Mssisirssss appointed 20 receive tho
list Of Taxahles Cor The year lsfs, win attend st
the times and places above stated In their proper
districts. Punctuality win be expected from all
JAMES c. TURRENTINE, Sheriff
June S. So
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Equity sales.

Sarah Jane Wilson and Others, e.r pOrte.
DURSUANT to decree of the Court Of Equi.
L ty for 0range county, made at March term.
Is4s, shall, at - o'clock on the laih day Of
July nsxt, at the store Of 6. B. Lea, esq. offer
for sale certain tract Of WOOD LAND belong
ing to petitioners, situated on Jackson's Creek,
adjoining the lands Of Daniel Bunet, deceased,
and others, containing eighty-four acres more or
less. Terms made known on day Of sale.
o. F. LONG. C. e. NE.
June g. ST.
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+. VIM. Scott, ct al vs.. Vaughan Scott. 1t al
DURsUANTto decree Of the Court Of Equi.
L ty for Orange county, made a, March term,
lf4s, shall, at IL o'clock on the 18th day Of
July next, at the store of q B. Lea, es;, offer
for sale a tract Of LAND situated on Jordsn's
Greek, Orange county, belonging to the heirs Of
Robert Scott, deceased. Terms made known on
day Of sale.
OF. LONG, c. e. NE.
June 3D.
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Wool Carding.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Il lie, that be is now fitting up the Wool Card.
ing Machine, on Back Creek, belonging to the
estate of Stephen Glass, dec, and will be ready
in June for carding any quantity Of Wool the en-
suing season.
An experienced Carder will be engaged, who
win devote his whole time and attention to the
machine; therefore our old friends, and others
who may be disposed to favor Us with their Gus
tom, may rely upon Is good work as is done any
where else.
For the convenience Of those who cannot bring
their wool themselves, places Of deposite win be
made in the different neighborhoods, and a care
full hand employed to bring the wool and return
the rolls 10 the several places Of deposite,
It is desirable that the wool he brought early
in the season. Bring elem ,vOoL, and you viii
get good ,Uork.
Prices for carding 81 cents, for mixing 10 cts.
per pound. by weight Of the rolls. Cash or toll
will be expected when the rolls are delivered.
The carding season win close about the aOth Of
JAMES A. CRAIG, Ex'r.
Nav 1s. 31--3w
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The WING National Convention.


The Wing National Convention assembled in
the spacious saloon Of the Chinese Museum, In
the city Of Philadelphia, on the morning Of the
7h instant and was called 70 order at II o'clock,
and temporarily organized BY calling John A. Col
lier TO the chair; James Harlan Of Kentucky, and
John Sherman Of Ohio, acting as secretaries.
The Convention was then opened with payer
by the Rev. Mr.. Brainard, invoking blessings on
their proceedings.
The roll was then called. Delegates were found
to be present from all the states except Texas.
Delegates had been appointed by the Wings Of
Texas, with the provision that il they should fail
to attend, the delegates from Louisiana should re-
prescn, the state Of Texas in the Convention.
Mr.. King Of Georgia. moved that the delega.
ton from each state sppOin, member Of their
respective delegations 70 act IS COMMITTEES oil
one from each state TO appoint permanent officers
for the Convention.
The motion was carried, and tho COMMITTEES
having been appointed, the Convention adjourn
ed TO O'Clock, - ...
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 4 o'clock the President pro tenn. called the
Convention TO order. 81.
Mr.. King, chairman Of the committee on orga'
niration, then reported the following as permanent
officers Of the Convention: r.
PRESIDENT.
Hon. John NJ. Morehead, Of North Csrolina,
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Maine-Luther Severance.
New smpshire--Anthony Colby.
Vermont Horace Everett. -s IF
Massachusetts, Huntington.
Rhode Island-Chas. Jackson.
Connecticut Chas. w. Rockwell. .
New York--Samuel Wood. ~..
New Jersey-Joscph Porter
Pennsylvania--T owsend Hanes.
Delaware--Iohn II. McFec.
Maryland-Thos G. Pratt
Virginia-John Janney. -.
North Caroline Edmund Deheuy. @@
South Carolina-Edward Carnage
Gcorgia--George w. Crawford,
Alahama--John Gale. s.a4.
Mississippi-James Metcslfe.-
Iouisiana-Walter Brashears,
Tennessce-I.evi r. Reese. 80
Kentucky James Campbell.
Ohio--Joseph Vance.
Indiana--Joseph Warner -...
Illinois-Ezra Baker.
Mssouri--D. ID. Mitchell.
Wisconsin, ID. Murray. a....ass Y
Arkansas Thomas w. Newton,
Michigan--Joseph R. Williams.
Florida--Jasper Strong.
Texss--samuel J. Peters. ..t q
Iowa. James W. Grimes. ee. @-s
Twelve Secgeiarics wcrc also named, r
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nsas saju1rnsd ~ A0nasy. h s1jeam . Ehs -
lowiag Thur.asy. Asjuarnri = Asndsy.
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dane h Tho Senate. T1hs hill % lacrosse ne ns-
ais.l corp. = he nssy as Psasd AsjOusnsd
. Thundsy.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
Ga "Wednesday. Nay slz. On no,lon e aE
n Kay, ihs houss resolved i,sslf int eonmilsss
q he whols % lhs Ill rsruI.sing the sppolns.
mrni q CLERKS 10 ne ezsrutiss departments q ne
xosernmrnL
Ths bill fully discussed In eommlliss, was pu,
10 soss and passed.
On motion he eonniars rose and reported tie
bll 70 The house, and wiGh0ul sesion on h the
hopzs sdjoamed.
On Thundsy, The house resolved iiself iaio .
committee q he whois On ths sizis Of The Union.
Dir. Thompson o. IndisHa in The chair. and took
up the Naval Appropriation bill Msasrs. Rhsu
and vsnabls made sperehes. the bprthsn Of each
being The subject Of slavery. Tbs committee then
rose, and ihs house adlOurned.
On Friday, M, Edwards. from he srlee, com.
miisee on the subject, reported bin to prohibi'
de,rrioraied drugs and articles nisnamed msdi.
eineE -
On motion Of Mr.. Rockwell, Of Conn.,. The
house resolved itself into Q committee Of the
whole. and took up the private calendar. The
committee was found 70 lie without quorum
and at three O'Clock shs house adjourned.
On Saturday, the house resolved itself into Z
committee Of me whole, and took up The Nsvs
Appropriation bill. A debate snsued. in which
the Presidential question, the subject Of shaver,
IN new territory, the Mexican war, and alwos
every ushsr topic but the provisions Of the bill IN
der consideration, were discussed.
On Monday. June 8. very little business IVA
done. twas agreed tina, ~hen the house sdjour
Tomorrow. Il should be until Friday next.
The house went into committee Of the Who'll
on tbs Naval Appropriation bill, and Mr.. Kauf
man made speech in defence Of the war. III
committee then rose, and the house adjourned.
On Tuesday, there was Q slim attendance I
nsmhsr< and nsihins Of inPo,,@nes was tram
acted. The house adjourned over to Friday.
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Notice.

rTSHE undersigned having, ct May term, 1858,
4 Of Orange County Count taken out letters Of
administration on the estate of THOMAS FAU-
CET'r, deceased, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted to said estate, 20 make immediate
payment; and to all those having claims against
The estate to present them. properly authenticated.
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
viii be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOHN NJ. FAUCETT. Adm'r.
May 90. 32-3w
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Public Sale.

w ILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, on Tues
w day the 18th Of June next. at the rssidence
Of James Ray, deceased, all his perishsbls proper
ty, consisting Of
DRY GOODS.
Household and Kitchen Furniiurr.
and many other articles, too tedious 10 mention
A credit Of nine months viii BE- given. the pur.
chaser giving bond and approved security.
BENTON RAY. Adm'r.
May 20. ST.
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d A R RE D.,

In Greensborongh, on the Ist inst, BY the Rev.
J. A. Gretter, WIZ. R. WALKER, Esq, Of Rock
ingham county, to Miss LrrIrrA, eldes. daugh-
of Ex-Gov. Morehead.
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ma s o N TO.

Person Lodge, No. us.
THERE win BE- celebration Of 81. johns
Il Day, Saturday the Gath Of June next) at
Person county. The members Of
Lodges are invited TO attend. Seve-
raj addresses will b delivered on that day BY dis
tinguished members Of the fraternity.
By order Of the Lodge.
WM. WEBB, Ssc'y.
- All Royal Arch Masons IN reach Of Rox-
borough, are earnestly invited TO attend at that
place on Friday the asd Of June, 10 aid in orsan-
hing chapter.
May 20. ST.
BLANKS for sale at this Office,
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nN the Mount Willing road, two or three miles
- above Samuel Smiths, on "Wednesday the
7th instant, wallet containing several Brides.
Martinrales, Girths, &c. The owner can get
them by calling at the Printing Office, proving
property. and paying charges.
JSae Q. Wv
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We shall give 10 Gen. Csss our un-
qualified support. Washiagfon Union.
And. IL you succeed in eleciing him.
you will have an unqualified President.
LouisriLe journal
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Buffalo Springs,

THIS establishment is now open for the re-
L caption Of company. Messrs. A. & F. w.
Boyd's line Of Stages from Ridgway to Halifax
court house pass by the Spring six times week.
A good band of Music, Billiard Tables, Tenpin
Alleys. &c. &c. are provided for the amusement
Of visitsrs.
DAVID SHELTON.
Jurs o -.--~~-e4 S4-6w
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The New York Supreme Court has de-
cided that the late State Law. allowing ev-
cry man N practice as lawyer, 10 be I'M
constitutional.
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Eiectorai ConyeniIon.-I. win B,

seen By The proceedings Of the Wings Of Caswel
which We publish in another column. that il !.
proposed 70 bold the Convention for nominating
an Electnr for Ibis district, ., Ysnreyvills, on
Tuesday The 9Th Of July.
We rspublish The lis, Of delegates 60, onng,
county. that they may be reminded Of their sp.
POinimenL and hope all Of them win make Il con-
Senisnt To attend. They are IS follow:
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gohm G0nn. ID. ID. Gees. ID. Wlnaead.
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add seerrlafy wsp added 70 ne e DID,
Knirss and u 80 ordered thAt me pro-
re~dinrs Il - En~rlinx be Forwarded 10
he siili0n Cbonirir. Hilhborosrh Re.
terief. and Gfesnsb0sough Patriot fo'
psblirsion.
The nesting lhrn ndjnurned.
PHILIP HODNET'f. ch'n.
THos. II. HsTcHErr. Ser'y.
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Pres5ytsrian General Assembly
This body adjaurnsd On Saturday he Sd.
afieF lsbori0us session Cor iheen days.
During me session. the ease &c The Rev.
DR.. Skinner wss selllrd. zfier a most pa
lieni investigation. The derisinn Of Inc
Preshyiery Of Lexington. Ehirh bad sns-
pended him from the ministry. was re-
rersed. and he Was restored 10 his fnll
ministerial fnneiinns. The marriage qpss-
non. whether man may marry his rifles
sister. rame up and eliriied some Interest,"
ing debates The assembly lefrlhe nie
- Il wak and confirmed decision u Ihe
synod oi North Carolina. whirh had sane
toned the suspension Of man who had
so married. Bah, San.
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BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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sal4sss os 1t /, estimated by those pretty we'll 49,

S2l4998 o. II Is estimated by those pretty we'll
quanted with the affairs of this Institution that not
than fifty per cent Of the can be collected
larger per cent is not realized the de posters will
be heavy losers the balance left after redsemng the
circulation, will only pay the about forty cents
the dollar About the middle of next MONTH dividend
Of about fifty per cent will be paid to bill holders At
the date of the receivers report, the circulation
amounted to about one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars. 1t appears by this official statement, that
the 4th of March, 1s4 the directors of the bank were
LIABLE principals for money borrowed from the bank
to the amount Of AS &c. and at the time they
liable, surety, to the amount of S145 678 46
making total liability Of $3es922 AZ On the 18th
Of July the total liability of the directors as
and surety, amounted to $4s3 0e4 TO- showing an in
crease in little over four months, Of $1l3142 49,
1t is fortunate for the billhoders and depositors
that the condition of this bank made public at
such early period. A few more months would have
suced to have cleared out the remaining assets and
left all the creditors in the lurch As there will bs
many heavy lsosers, and no doubt many ruined while
those who have been guilty Of the fraud or whatever
else 1t be called considered honorable members
Of society and living sumptuously upon their ILL.,
gotten gains
We the latest official report Of the State Bank
Of illinois and branches, pared with those made
previously for the purpose of showing how RAPIDLY tho
affairs of these institutions being qudated and
their past and present condition.
STATEMENT AGGR CONDITION OF THE STATE
BANK OF ILLINOIS AND BRANCHES
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The returus for the past eleven years have been rs

This bank has recently been placed in the hands Of
trustees and the liquidation of its affairs will progress
more rapidly under the administration than has
hitherto been realised; and In a short time, judging
from tho present position of the cencern the stock
holders will, no doubt receive dividend The his.
tory of such institutions after they fall into the hands
Of trustees exhibits results very different from those
anticipated TIE affairs OF the State Bank of Ilneis
are, however, more under control than such concerns
as the Bank Of the United States and the Vicksburg
Bank and have been brought more to focus.
Under the assignment made by the bank, the notes.
bonds certificates and all other evidences of debt are
receivable at par for all debts due the bank aud
any Of It's real estate when sold. The trustees WILL
therefore, receive very little money, and it Is possible
the stockholders Will receive all the dividends they may
ultimately be entitled to- in real estate The value Of
the stock Of this bank depends entirely upon the value
Of its landed property. 1t is stated that its lands
are well located and must in few years be desirable
locations. The above comparative statement speaks
for ITSELF and those interested Judge for them
aolv
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL STATISTICS.
The Events of 1040.
&c. &c. &c.

We intend to publish q HERALD ALMANAC for 1S49.
It will contain, among other valuable matter, the de-
tails Of the Presidential Elections Of 1874 and 1S4S
and complete Chronological Table Of the important
and startling events of the year just closing.
Such an Almanac has been much needed. Those
published not complete enough, nor strictly
accurate We therefore intend to publish one that
will be correct in every particular, and
with useless matter The Chronological Table of Tn.
Events Of 1s4s will alone be worth the price of the
book.
1t will be printed in the form Of Q neat compact
pamphlet, and be ready for delivery In day two,
at sirpence per copy Agents will please send in their
orders.
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Total .Sg5y6UO
In 1s47, 1,es3,1l2 bushels imported, valued at
92lO2l3 In 1896 37 bushels valued at sos 6S2
and in lsA6 s54a 527 bushels valued at ssss $685. The
quantity value salt imported in 1s4s exceeds any
one of the previous three years.
The Bank of America has declared semi. annual
dividend of three and half per cent
The Chemical Bank has declared q dividend Of six
per cent.
Tho Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company
have declared semi dividend Of four per cent
1t basbeen currently reported that the extension Of
tho Harlem Railroad would not be completed by the LIST
Of January but we learn that there truth in the
rumor. The line will be finished, and the regular
trains the whole length of the road will
running on that day. The engineer found some difn
Guilty in filing up small swampy place, and it became
necessary drive down few piles, for the purpose Of
Recurring firm road. bed. This was the foundation Of
the report originally circulated 1t supposed for the
purpose of depressing the market value OF the stock
This euppoeton is based upon the fact, that member
OF the Board Of Directors Is short of the stock to
large amount and has been for some timo bearing 1t
in the street Independent Of any such movement to
prices of this any other stock it hardly be-
prominent director in any railroad any other
company to publicly bear the stock Of that company
yes those who purchased the stock for invest
men an impression that there is something wrong be-
ow the surface something wrong in the nsnces in the
business Of the company some screw loose somewher
and they sell out sacrfce rather than
run the risk of greater loss at some future time
This Is another argument In favor OF remodeng tn
boards Of directors Of many Of railroad companies
or the purpose keeping out all brokers' particularly
those who speculate in the stock in any way either for
an advance or decline. We have repeatedly heard
loud and well grounded complaints against the op
lions of certain brokers' who directors In certain
companies and the referred to above Is Illus
ration Of the truth of previous remarks relation
to the matter SO long such state OF things exists
q will be impossible to build up the credit OF the COM
anies concerned and their stock viii be football in
the street. subject to all tbs fluctuations Of the most
worthless fancy Capitalists will not touch 1t for per
o.napent Investment and the bull and bear specula
or. will be saddled with nearly all the shares Of the
capital.
According to the report Of the receiver OF the
Canal Bank Of Albany, there is very little doubt but
hat the bill holders will obtain the whole OF their
claims The aggregate assets and liabilities of this
bank were rs annexed -
CANAL BANK or ALpANr. -.
Total amt Of abties including capital 10000 80
Total amount OF assets. ........s.' ioiiiooa o'
Excess Of habilities.. ......'.''''' oo'io'i ~
five deduct the capital from the amount Of iabii-
.es there will be on excess of assets amounting TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28
THE CALIFORNIA HERALD.

The CALIFORNIA HERALD, full Of valuable informs
ton relative to the Gold Region the routes thther
accompanied by . MAP OF THE GOLD AND QUICK
SILVER REGION, is ready for delivery.
The map, the latest and most accurate in existence
Is universally admired. 1t was drawn ON the spot
since the discovery Of thu mines, by an officer Of
The army, and embraces all the principal points, dis
tanoes, no., &C., in in the gold region. Such Q map
with the information is of the greatest
value to those who remain at home Is well q to those
who Intend to seek fortune, or something worse In
tho valleys Of the Sacramento.
Single copies, in Wrappers sixpencs Agents are
equosed to send in their orders rapidly as possible