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NOtice--Caliin

II. Irrsels iharh'ea ID lie sa'-sassss All
please 10 come forward and sriile illsig %.
@anaas, ~ be has sold oni D. rn,ire siork. aat
a1.hEs ic esss h,s Paesenl bosilstss. Long iu4al.
E,isee raEnal X given. ~ eefiy compliance
Miila ts.s Ee4aeA n.ll sase lie sis.l u e ronsla
he. al1 H'li mech eb'irr
T.. CHEEK.
4HAg 9 s6-if
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"a. Durcan, InsTssior Gsnslsl q lie I'ni,e.i
sites army. died a Mobile on he 81 inst. lie
vs. gallant and accomplished oiIic.r, sn1 did
gsoI ssniue in he late war with Mexico.
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Q-F There will be preaching III tKe Baptist
Church in Iiillsborough, on Friday, saturday,
and sunday nights next by the Rev. A. d. Black
wood and Others
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q. lioanr. e arkuouiedss9rai II kis higsi
arieniiiir ailasanenis, alld for llsging ula,le
iile discovery II sil.eIizaiinn. Which i so
beneficial a. mankind. nr. isrksaa has
slsn Eeeeised froai The King u SasarR
lslaen.lid god nsed.i a. testimony ol The
rsspeci ii r.,isI. lis shararisr All srien.
life seTusss aFs led By that :iiios.z.th.
From 4 slsirfaens made by tie Register
=. tie lreasnTy, Il seems Il,sl there are
Treasury nsifs outstanding lnl iile issue,
priur Ia July 1916. and HE issurs IN lie
years 1916 and 1871, ainnpItiug T.
si.O25, 1s9: 81
Gen. jain 4. Qnitnlan. E,oni-pa,ia--
democrat. la, been dominated as / .an.
aids:e for 1ioye,nnI II The Slsle Of Mis.
sissiPa,.
Il President Polk. ii Is I'D. has 'lcgf
one hundred thousand ,lallars. the Rrraier
paFl 81 whlcli is sslllrd upon lis widow. .
7r--a=e=-
The Methodist Episcopal church.
South. have II length commenced lcg4l .
proceedings for ilie ieeoscry 81 tie stase .
oi the Church properly. which they claim .
by ihe terms Il the separation. The writ
Is rriurnable a. the July term of ihe 4. $.
District CouH of Tie Eastern district Of
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Notice.

A Ill persons whom il may concern are hereby
notified that have given freedom 10 my son
WILLIAM CURTIS SIIAMEI.EE, and he is
authorized 10 TRANSACT business and become re.
spnnsible for his engagements in as full aud POI
feet manner as if lie had attained The fuil ago
OF twenty one years. will not he responsible in
any manner for any Transaction of bis whatever.
ALFRED SHAMBLEE.
June 30. SS-Sw
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The poor, starving, plague stricken
Irish have sent 100000 10 the Pope
The same sell.denying lihcralily display.
ed in a good cause woull redeem that
uirtrhsd people from lheiF degradation.
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The ChoIera.-TLe CLolsra Iolo1aiiauel

The ah0ieri.-Ihe CLolsrR continues
NTH considerable violence = III The westerns "a.
irss. sal II New fo,k ana Phil4drlriis. n
ii. Louis. Il Tsce'i dates. the deaths amounted
% nearly 80 pr da., iour-iiflhs u lllea iiom
chaleia.
Al Ps,er.lurs al Richmond i. fdi.ease sP.
Itars 10 be alating.
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STATE OF Noafa CAROLINA.
gRANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
Alay Term, 1919.
tf,ayffA .iigtlla vs.. !sifrayd N. I.ieEasI
Attachment Iesiel on I.snd.
Drnis Hurt Is. The Sin.s.
Aila,hmeni levied on Land.

aprariag 10 the satisfaction Of The Count
ihai the defendant Steward d. PirksrL. has
removed hey ond the lmI,s Vi ilis state. il is or
dered by the Cenu lha, advertisement he made in
the liillshotcdgh Recorder ior sig wrecks suceos.
sifelN, notifying the saIl Steward ID. Packard 10 h.
ami appear at the neat term oi our Count Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, h be hcld ior The county
of Onnpe, Al the cnau house in the togn ii
Marlborough, on the fo,inh Monday Of August
ncSi, then aud there to frpr,y and Plead other.
wisc alignment hy dcfaull final will be granted
against him, and the land lc' led pn condemned To
satisfy the planiiil1s debt.
Witness, Joseph Allison, CLERK n our said
Court, At oiiec, the i,h Monday OF MAY, \. u.
lsig,
J. ALLISON, e.. &C.
t"iy IL. gn--6w
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Death by LIgninIng.-I, !. .,a,el

he Mountain Banner, Lat the jail in Marion,
MDowell county, wa, struck BY lightning on The
9l,h ultima, AMI little boy between eight and
nine years Of age, The sou of the Tailor, who was
standing in the door, was killed. No otller PEI
san was seriously injured. and he damage 10 tie
Jail was slight
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Dear reader! hayS you ever sllndrred
y"ur neiglihor' II 80, your Ielluw man
who is confined within prison walls for
robbery, has committed crime not more
hrinnus. You have ruhhId another uI his
Etpulaiion. which is of more value than
money, and which was 10 YOU nothing
worth. Have YOU listened With pleasure
10 the slanderer's tire lT sd. you are rs
sini;il as the receiver Of stolen goods, uhu
is hanished al Il thief.
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MAR RIED

In this county, on the ith inst, by Thomas
Long, esq. Mr.. BARSEr CAFES to Miss ELLkx
CAtRELL.
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English writers say HAT The republic
can. OF this country have such an aversion
10 the word master, that l,ey say boss in.
stead Of il. Out West We learn lha, a
"Masler in Chancery" is called BOSS
in Chancery."
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Illinois senator.-Gos. french Of mi.
niis, in letter jus, Published, declares he has no
po,er to appoint Senators Of the United states,
to i'll the place Of Judge Biscse. The vacancy
will therefore remain until the next session Of Tire
Legislature.
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0Es0 ANA Pennsylvania KALI
road.-I'hs celesaosy u bIeaking ground -
tbs ilnT0riani wogk iosk p.ses, = ne Eain. II
rEuesia The siaielins, Il l.ooa "a We'd assdsy De
sih snsa. Harai Interest -. msaisasied Il -
,-osrcuiiOn Zee norS.
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The ThIrd DIstrict.-The wing con

Tht Enffd DfstfItt.-Ihr WIZ toll-
seilion which assembled on The iih infant IN
the third Congressional district, has nominated
the Hon. Edmund Deberry as the Wing candi-
date. Ga counting the votes on Tie irsl ball5:-
nag, i appeared HAT
lion. Edmund Drhersy Lad -
Alexander IiiIr. e.q. 10
Gen. Alfcd Dockery. II
NJ. Deberry was ,hcreaPon declared 10 bc du-
II nominated sad lie friends Of Gen. pockery
came forward and pledged lhem,slvci to support
he nominee. The other Wing candidates. aud
ier lriends had previously made the same pl,,lve.
I'ne Wings throughout The state s:iyle giatided
ii this result
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Two SnRTs or DLEssINGs.--" Ii is q
great blessing to possess what one wish.
es," said some one 10 an ancient philuso.
rher, who replied" Il is greater hlcs-
sing sull. not 10 desire what one does not
possess"
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We have been rsqtestcl 10 snnotncc Mr.. ID.
G. HARDEN. as a candidate for the office Of Clerk
oil the County Court for the county of !Alamance.
We are requested TO announce MI RoREnr
I. MoRRis as a candidate for tic County Count
Clcrkship Of Orange County.
We are requested TO announce Gen. Josrra
ALLIsox, as candidate Tor reelection 10 the
County Court Clerkship Of Orange County.
We are requested to announce Mr. RicuAap
NJ. JoSEs as candidate for reelection To the Of,
flee of Clerk OF the Superior Court of Orange
county.
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The Hungarian leader, Kossuih. has
appointed his sister gene,af superinlend.
eat Of Tie military hospitals. and She has
published an address. railing on all the Ia.
lies 10 lend their assistance in this work.
oI charity.
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Riot at Vafgslrnes. NY.-rh.rs v

HI0t al Vorgeines, NJ Y.-l'heIe was
i:sgraeelul uul. i Few days since. grow.
ing out Of 4 eharrel produced By The re.
fusal Of The managers Of Ciisus enmpa.
ny 10 admit certain persons on lie iickeis
they presented. Two men were killed.
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Notice.

I HAVE removed my Wool Cards to my Mills
on lIaw River, nevis repaired and Clothed,
AM they will be in operation in few days. |
alss have considerable quantity Of Cotton Yarns
on hand, Il superior article.
JOHN NE WLlN.
III mo. Filth. 1919. ~
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Arrival ofImmigrants. There arriS-
cd al New York from 0 A. NJ on We'd.
nesday until noon on Thursday 2,074
streeefage, passengers from various foreign
poris. During the three months ending
on the I'd instant 99.eit Immigrants have
arfied al New York.
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Gold Dollars. -'rmee hundred aud sin
~ thousand I've hatntiieti and lhirly.nine
gold dollars have been coined al the min,
III Philadelphia up 10 tie 2slh ull.
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BLANKS for Sale Il, this otfcs.,,
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If a child rerretually hears such
phrases land especially iflhey are applied
10 his own conduct Us " what will people
say" how they will look at You"
" what they will Think" and the like, il
tends To destroy all just scIl-reliance in
that chlds mind, and TO sci up instead
AN exaggerated notion Of public opinion,
ahe greatest yranl Of these times"
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ExPresitlehi Polk. ii Is I'D. has lcgf
one hundred thousand ,lnllars. the greater
paFl oi whirll is sslllrd upon his widow.
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Gen. John 4. Qninlsn. lnni.pa,ia-
democrat, la, been nominated as .an.
dids:e for tiore,nnl vfthp Slsle' Of Mis-.
sissiPa,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
THIRTIErH CONGREss--2d Session
SATURDAY. JANUARY l3, IS49

The Ssnae was MT in session To-Day, hay.rg
adjourned over 10 Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Fries rose aHd stated that he had been d
recred by the select committee appone; 10 IN
yestieate The official conduct OF The Commissoa-
or OF Indian affairs, 10 withdraw the resolution
veserday reported 10 the House, requiring The
Sergeant. alarms to take David Taylor in'o Gus.
tody, unless The said Taylor agreed 10 answtr
all proper questions asked him By said seec,
committee. And the resolution was Withdrawn
accordingly.
Mr.. Gossiu moved that the order o! business
BE- postponed, with view 10 lake up MS postal
bill and have il made The special order Tor sotpe
day next week; but objection being made,
The Speaker declared the inlefminabie Ano-
MO Pacneo case 10 b. the frs business in oldc.
and
Mr.. Holmes, OF South Carolina, made bciei
exclamation Of wnat ne conceived 10 be he con
slitutiona points involved.
Mr.. Coamer followed, in examination OF the
tac.s OF The case, The constitutional question: and
the designs intending 10 be accomplished By ne
pfesen prolonged and agitatins debate on mat
Ter in iiselt Of very minor importance. |. Ma
intended by Southern men and By The u.irl abo.i.
lionis;s 10 make this Gaze test question as t.
whether negroes are or are not 10 be recognized
by The government as property.
Mr.. Colamer was frequently interrupted b,
and replied 10 questions propoundei By hlessrs.
Burt, Meade, Giddiuss, Tcombs, Holmes. Map
phy aad others. Having spoken his houf, ne was
followed BY
MIR Meade, who made a :ery sound, aoit,
legal and constitutional argument on the Souh-
ern side Of the question. Al The conclusion q h's
hour
Mr.. Hall, OF New York, Obtained The floor, and
opposed the bill, replying to the remarks OF seVe'
RI gentlemen who had addressed the House III
favor Of The bill.
Mr.. Schenck then moved an adjournment; up.
on which division took place, and the motion
nrpyaied Adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16

ton upon the fairest principles, ana III '',
cordance with the popular wishes-ioi
elements can alone give BREATH ana el'' W.
ona success to nominating conventions Nv
ore we are convinced, could desire any o,as.
result and we rejoice that Coione' MIC y u', ~,
hoe come forward 10 remove an uhla'o'aO'0
mDression which had gone abroad 'nA' -
woud not abide By the decision OF cohSen.'v ""
The events in ls47 spoke too eloquen'iy =.
,..,,,oe If union aud harmony, and Of 'ho
c,,,,,,v Of discussion, not 10 convince QUO
clone, MoMulleu's sagacity and devo1'on ~
,.a nouocratic cause, that to succeed we mus
mite in every distrc, in the State. we asS"
expires. our qualification that The C0i0n'. 49,
mt himself RICH. before the people, oy a'om'"s
himself ready TO carry out their WILL i >
with no small pleasure that we sec '"fous
-, s,o,e wherever the question IS agita'ed'
TO yield to the popular wshes' as
EXPRESSED through conventions, and 10 un''e
bssr,ilv and VIGOROUSLY 1--WE doubt n0D upon
,ho nominees. We invoke the districts winch
have not vet acted on this important matter 70
80 mara time. "The times are out OIL
; o y and We desire to see Virginia sending
-, FIJI, share Of Democratic Representatives 10
-. National Councils, to guard The Constitution
and thereby save the Union.
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ANOTHER EXPEDIENT.

The cholera has tasked the ingenuity Of our
counlrymen. Among other devices peculiar one
is described in a pamphlet sent TO US by the au-
thor and inventor, our worthy friend "John Lew
is of Llangollen" at Frankfort, KY. It is The
"Safely Mask, or Prophylactic Protector from
diseases produced BY contasion, infection, Or
malaria" II is nothing more or less than mask
Tor the face, made Of pase-board, and bag-ke
hood, alright, with pelces OF plain glass for
The eyes, and cylinder enclosing The nosrils and
mouth. This cy!inier is SO prepared, that no air
is inhaled without passing through a sitter Of
wire.sauze, two plates OF porous charcoal, and
sponge moistened with diluted chloride of lime,
or M. Labarraque's disniecting soda or lime Ii
quid, and any agreeable volatile OIL II The cho.
lera can be frightened away by making "ugly
faces" al il, this invention must succeed. A whole
city OF these moving masks would present hide
Gus Carnival indeed. We are not philosopher
enough to deny their utility. We can only look
al the faes OF The subject. Mr. L. wishes 10 know
what the Medical gentlemen think OF The sheme.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
SENATOR HANNEGAN.

Every where in the South the defeat OF This
gentleman is regretted, The Florence (Ala.)
Gazette refers 10 his ability and eoquence, his
"high position in The Senate" where he "has stood
firm 70 the Constitution and the rights of the
South" 10 his Senatorial career "briel, but no less
brilliant" and renders the highest tribute Of graft.
Jude and praise, by saying:
He does mol retire from the Senate Chamber,
without leaving the impress of his genius upon
the history Of The country. Although retired to
private life, he will still retain a conspicuous
place in The hearts of The American people. He
has ever conceded The Constitutional rights OF the
South, and his eioquen. voice has ever been rai>
ed in our behalf the South cannot, therefore, look
wilh Indifference upon his recent defeat. Since
he has been inundated, sacrificed and betrayed
on account OF his teaty 10 our rights, il becomes
the South 10 take him up and and elevate him 10
a higher position. For one we go Tor eecting
him President or Vice President in 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.

AT meeting OF portion oil the Democratic
parry OF King and Queen, held al The Court
House, on 6'h January. lS49, the following pro-
ceedinss occurred: Edwin Upsbaw was ap.
pointed Chairman and A. G. Sale Secretary
The object OF the meeting was explained By the
Chairman 10 be 10 appoint delegates 10 represent
this county in the Congressional Convention 10
nominate candidate 10 succeed the Hon. R. L.
t. Beale- whereupon the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That This meeting respond to the
call Tor Convention al Tappahannock on the
3ist inst. and appoint the following gentlemen as
delegates, TO wit: Leroy Boulware, L. Archer,
c. B Fogs, WIN Boulware, David P. Wright,
Richard Pollard, M. G. Fauhleroy, joseph Shell
Ion, Peter D. Samuel John T. Hoskins, John F.
HunIey, VIM. B. Davis r. M. Davis, A. Pointer,
Christopher Baylor, John P Cooke, Robert Ores
ham, VIM C. Hnney, Walker Halves, B..
Richards, f. M. BraXton. Thomas w. Garrett,
James B. Roy, John B. Bland, George Jeffries
James F. New, Robert Bland, john w. Calls
William B. Byrd, James t. Boyd, William s..
Jefries, Thomas n. Jeffries and James Yar-
rinslon and The Chairman and Secretary.
Resolved, That ii be recommended that in case
The day designated should he nclement that the
Convention should meet The next fair day thereaf-
ter.
Ordered. that these proceedings he published.
E. UPSHAW, Chairman.
A. G. SALE Secretary
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Correspondence" OF The Baltimore Sun
VISuIra-nS Tan IA 1910

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia, lS49.
Report Of the Souhe. n Sub mittee-Ogpasi Isl.
ton TO the Report-Statc # Parties on the SUB
ject
Tht report OF the subcommittee OF the Souh-
ern members has been submitted 10, and approved
BY, The committee of fifteen. The report presents
historical review OF The progress OF an,i.slavery
movements, and points 10 their disastrous conse-
quenceS. But II does not advise nor recommend
any measures OF redress on the part al The South.
The question as 10 The time mode and measure
OF redress, IS ieft 10 the Southern Stale sovereign.
ties.
Mr.. Clayton dissenred from the report, and
possibly may make a counter report. The ground
OF dissent is said 10 BE- that line time has mol come
for any preliminary movements and that any
movement in advance of any oven act Of agsres-
sion will be inJud'cious, and likely 10 increase
agitation on this subject. In other words he, and
some who ac with him, deem The movement as
unnecessary AID as tending 10 such course Of
action, on The part Of the South, as will lead 10
disuniun.
am informed, by some Southern members
that the report will be signed By every Southern
Democratic member, and that The Wing mem.
bers from the South agree with them in every
principle, but wish 10 postpone action till every
measure OF remonstrance shall fail and ill some
over: act OF aggression upon Southern rights shall
be commit, ed
The Southern Democrats are of the opinion
that, ny meeting the whole question, al this ear
~ Gay, they will avoid tie danger that nigh, re-
suit from continued agi.atoa and menaced &C
lion.
The proceedings ami repor, will be published
on Tuesday, and we shall then see what we shall
sea. IoN.