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Manufacturing EstabIishIne emf

T0SB PH BRING,
For number Of gears Foreman of the Ruleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road ShoD,
I'D ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
AORalcigh and the surrounding country, that he is
now prepared to manufacture go ..-..--s
L0cfs Of all descriptions, Guns and Pistols, Edge
IooLs,5 MiH-WOrk, Brass Castings Carriage,
Springs, urd TN short anything IN Machine
and Blacksmith W0rk - 9" %
He is also prepared to execute Bell Hanging at the
shortest notice. Also. has hand extensive assort
ment OF Locks of all kinds, prices from cents to 500
Edge Tools, Axes, Drawing Knives, Hatchets, HAM
mers, Files, &c. ... - r. ot -
All orders faithfully executed at the lowest prices
and new work entrusted to his will be warranted
Repairing his line performed with neatness and des
patch. Also generaLassortme of Guns and Pistols
His Establishment will be found at the Raleigh Rail.
Road Depot.
Raleigh, March %, 1S49.a ~ Isl
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BERNARD'S MEDICINE,
Cure of ChOlera. DiarFhOea. 4.

WIS Medicine has for many years been experiment.
Il ed with in every stage of disease for which is in
tended and notwithstanding the many nsdious attacks
place it with the herd of quack articles generally
versed it has stood the test and stands triumphant
above its enemies 1t has found prominent place in
the practice of some of the most eminent physicians in
this country, and hundreds of persons, well qualified to
jude of its efficacy, have pronounced it The best family
medicine invented. have repeatedly heard the
most faerng commentators of its superiority any
other remedy for the of Summer Complaints in Chill
dren, Coles, Cramps, and Spasms, and unhesitangly
recommend its to every
The proprietor writes a few days SINCE that he
was retailing about SO Bottles every day. ...-.-
fresh supply just received and for sale by
P F. PESCUD.
May 5, 1s49. ~ 761-
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STATE Of North Carolina, Northampton Co.
Oourt OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June Term ls49
Elizabeth Woodard ct. ais. u.s. Peterson Tanner-Peti
ttion for Partition of land
M HEREAS it appears to the Court that the Defen-
wv dant Peterson Tanner is not a resident of this
weeks be made in the North Carolina Standard for th
sao defendant to appear and plead answer or demur to
the petition or the will be taken ro cofsso and
set for hearing er Pnrfe. II 00'o' anu
Witness, John B. Odom Clerk of our said c,o,-. 81
hrs Monday in June, A. D. 1s49 and in the 7sd wear
of our independence. ''ai
JOHN B. oDoM, c. G. G. =
July 4, Is49. pr. Adv. $50 1856
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE Firm of You've & BLEDsoE is this day dis
i solved by mutual consent. AS il is desired that the
business of the Firm should be settled as early as prac
tcable all persons indebted to the will please
come forward and make payment to S. H. Young who
is authorized to close the business.
S. H. YOUNG,
M. A. BLEDSOE.
Raleigh. May Ist, 1s49. 1856
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
IUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
R AT.ETGH M. G.

R.AIBLI6,, IN. T..
A COMPANY with the above title having been
Achartered the last session of the Legislature of
this State, and the provision required in said charter,
(vz application for insurance for $50 O0O) having been
fully met, the Company has been organized by the aP-
poihtment of the following Officers, and is issuing Poll
cies, viz .....
Dr.. Chas. E Johnson, President, .
William D. Haywood Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
William H. Jones, Treasurer.
DR.. Wtn H. Mckee, Medical Examiner,
Henry w Miller, Attorney,
Dr. Chas E. Johnson, pMedieaI Boo,d of
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee, '1Ir'eW ooe'" "
DR.. Rich'd. B. Haywood, C"'S"""f'0"
j: Rersman, General Agent.
This Company has received the most liberal charter
that has been granted to any Company OF similar
character in any State in the Union. The 9Th Section
the Act Of incorporation provides that the Husband
may Insure his Life, for the sole and benefit
of his life Children and in OF the death OF the
Husband the amount thus insured shall be paid to
the Wife Children, their GuardiaAsif under age
for their use, free from all the claims Of the
of the Husband any of his creditors
This provision needs no comment.
The Board have also determined insure the lives of
Slaves and this being almost half the wealth of the
people of this State large business reasonably anti
cpated.
Any information respecting the principles ofthe Com
pany will be furnished by the Secretary any of its
officers. JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary,
Raleigh, April 9, Is49. 753-
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AdministratOr,s Notice.

A S Administrator of the Estate of William Arr,s+ro,,
IA decd. and also of Isabella Armstrong decd ba
settled up the estates and made of nv acconf
current to June Term of Person County Court and have
IN hand ready pay out to the distributes their sbae
All persons interested notified to apply as shall
hold the funds without accounting for inerestths 18th
OF June ls49- SAMUEL A. HORTON, Adnr'r.
June 10, 1873 ~ 765-6w
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U. s. Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,

U. s. wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
Lewis & Hanford,
No.'252, 1884,. 256 and 25s PEARL STREET,
Between Fulton st. and Burling Slip)
NEW YORK,
HAND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
HLOTHING in the United States, adapted to all
OMarkets. In the article of Shirts and Drawers, we
keep endless variety. Also the most extensive man.
ufacturers of OIL CLOTHING and Covered Hats in
the world Plain and Fashionable clothing of all kinds
Catalogues of stock sent by mail Orders promptly
filled. . ". LEWIS & HANFORD,
Nos. 252, 254 256, and 25s Pearl st. NY. ...,
July 2, lS49. q-g 765-12t.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

MFRS. WOLTERING would respectfully announce
Aio the citizens of Raleigh that she keeps constant
~ on hand general assortmenr of Confectonaries
Fancy Goods, Groceries of every description, Goc
which will be disposed OF at prices to suit the times
As she is determined to give satisfaction to hercus-
mage. Her Confectionery may be found near the Ra-
leigh Rail Road Depot. =.
Raleigh, March l549. Aa :" sn -
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d Dr. MagnIn's Lucina Cordial

y. DE- WASnIn5S LuC1na Cordial 8sl!'5
a sovereign remedy for Incipient Consumption
II Indigestion, Nervousness Impotency Fluor AlbuS!
Loss OF Muscular Energy, Physical Lasstude, Female
Weakness, Debility, sc. TfG45f 81 e si4-@s%f
Price $S-per bottle, or $24 per dozen sF7ffes
Beware OF spurious limitations which are solo at a
reduced price, si4sss3 et.s sss., sa- s1s II -IfF -
For sale wholesale and Retail by Pesced s. Johnson
and Williams. Haywood, ,& Co., Raleigh, N c. 80,
Nov. H.. .ls4S ;s..rz s4..,-'| 7S2-Iv
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State Of North Carolina, Wake Couutv.

011VVe y 1VOIIN CdT0I1710, WaEe County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term Is49-
Hugh McBane Us. the heirs of Ann Nelson.
this case it is ordered by the Court that advertise
ment be made for six weeks in the North Carolina
STANDARD for the heirs of Ann Nelson, (ormerIy Ann
bnggs) to appear at Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions to be held for the County of Wake at the
court House. In the City of Raleigh on the 3rd Monday
OF august next to show why the present Sheriff
OF axe County shall not deed to the Plaintiff
lor land sold to him at public sale for taxes by James
Edwards, deceased former Sheriff.
Witness James T. Marriott, Clerk of our said Court
at once In Raleigh the Bird Monday of May A D. s49
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, C.. G..
price of Adv. $5,623.) 766~sw
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nHB PBTBRSBURG
IRON, BELL, AND BRA s s
FOUNDRY,
In Full Operatio n.

In r I'LL OpO O I4OA'
THNHE undersigned returns his thanks to the public
generally tor the liberal encouragement he has re-
ceived, and hopes, Gas he has extensive assor-
ment of Patterns and better Machinery, better
Workmen and the Whole Establishment better arran-
ged and systematically by continued efforts to give satis
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage
He is prepared execute orders for Castings from an
ounce weight 10 sixty hundred. + -"
MILL GEERING,
of every descriptions Shaling. Spindles. Srews &C.
Castings for every description Of Cotton Machinery.
wAnBR. W'GBBTS.
H. is manufacturing Howd's Cast Iron direct acting
Water Wheels, and has made number which have been
tested with great and is believed from ITS
structure, durability and strength, 10 supass all other
Wheels under less head of water than IA feet he IS
also manufacturing Hotchkiss's eactng Wheel, which
is highly approved for Saw Mills.
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure. I'LL
Horse Power ThreShing Machines.
Fan Mills, Corn Shelters, and straw Cutters,
PLOUGHS, -'
and Plough Castings of various Patterns at reduced
prices, for Cash, time 10 puncIua customers.
ftS- Orders lett with MR. J o HN T. W Is ST,
RALEIGH, or TO Messrs. McIwaine g. Brownley, and
Messrs. O. w. L. Morton, Petersburg. at my Shop,
Old Street, at the Foundry, will be promptly Tended
to. URlAH WELLS.
Petersburg, Va. May 1, ls49. 766 4m-
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"CROTON BUILDINGS
Umbrellas & ParasOIs, by Machinery
George J. Byrd, Manufacturer.
T ]. B. would invite the particular attention of his
" friends, and Merchants visiting New York, to give
him a call at his and spacious Mandatory and
Warehouse,
Nos. 142 and IA Broad,oay, (Croton Buildings,)
between Cedar and Liberty streets, where there will
brellas Parasol, Parosoettes and Sun-shades of his
celebrated manufacture for sale in any quantity and
at grealy reduced prices. - 'e e.3
g. ]. B. pledges himself that Umbrellas and ParasoIs
from the Z" Croton Manufactory" shall be No. I in
every respect. ~ e.. -'.lss .Ea..-ls - la
New York, July 1s49. ..fz5 i.3- 765-12t.
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$4,000 Wanted.

NHE Subscriber is authorized to receive nronosals for
loan of two thousand Dollars, in Bonds of the
City of Raleigh for Five Hundred Dollars each PAYABLE
aIer twelve months from the date the pleasure Of the
and bearing interest at the rate af six per
per annum, payable semi-annualy.
%25sa 8. w. WHITINGe
pn.,,.sIt, City Treasurer.
ANAiesh' May IL, lS40. ~<s's t1s< - ~ 758-
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NOTICE is hereby given that on Friday the 2Ohhy
In of July next Books for Subscription to the Cgl
Stock of the North Carolina Rail Road Company vii
be opened in the City Raleigh, -and will be kept
open for thirty days thereafter.
.J .--- JOSIAH o. WATSON,
DUNCAN K. McRAE,
THOMAS ]. LEMAY,
CHAS. L. HINTON,
" WILL. w. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, June 20, Is49. @ 765td-
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANAWAY IN July ls47 negro man by the name
lof Buck He is yellow complexion, about five feet
SIX inches high, rather bowlegged, very quick in his
movements and when spoken to very slow to answer.
He the possession of Robert F. Norris at Hills
borough, when he went away, and is very likely still in
that neighborhood !; he raised in Granville county
by Mrs. Blacknall in the neghborhood of Wilton and
may be In that neighborhood now. The above reward
will be given for his apprehension, and delivery 10 me-
or confinement in any Jail SO that can get him. p
VIM. J. HAMLETT.
Mt. Tirza, Person, N. c..
April I6, 1s49. 754-cm
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AdministratOr's Notice.

u 4 Il ~ y OlIce. - -.---
ME Subscriber having qualified at May Term of
i Wake County Court as Administrator of David
Holland deceased hereby gives notice of the fact and
all persons holding claims against said estate to
present them for payment, as prescribed by law
Persons indebted to said estate will please come for
ward and settle. - fean ts,t199 s7a,Tl%T II
ALsEY HOLLAND, Adm. J!
w axe, july ., 1919. 1861 nd
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

HNHE business heretofore carried on under the name
i and style of Young & Blcdsoe will be henceforth
conducted by S. H. Young at the old stand where
he has received and is opening large and splendid
assortment of
Staple and Fancy Spring Goods,
which will be sold the reasonable TERMS Our
old cusomers and the public generally, are respectfully
invited to ...
GIVE ME A CALL!
S. H. YOUNG.
Raleigh May lst, I849. 756-f
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Randolph Macon COLLEGE.

NHE Fall, session of this institution will open on
Il "Wednesday, sth of August next. We are sup
piled with full and efficient Faculty, and the public
may feel assured that thorough instruction will be mr
ted. Students are earnestly requested be present
the opening of.the session., s5 n ..e
.s,..-..,...., -. .-....=. WILLIAM A. SMITH,
President
Boydton, Va, July 2, 1919 1861
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WARREN NORTH CAROLINA
White Sulphur & ChaIybeate Springs


HE Proprietor of this establishment has the satisfac-
ton of announcing to the public, that the last
season he has greatly enlarged and improved his buildings
so to be able to accommodate much larger number
and to offer still greater attractions those who may
visit this pleasant and heahful resort no trouble or
expense will be spared to render his patrons comfortable
and satisfied. : .-ss-s - r-.
The medicinal properties of the Suphus water have
been amply tested during the last eight years by large
number of visitors and its beneficial results strkingy
displayed in the relief of dyspepsia affections of
the liver, aundCe diseases of the skin &c. Another
Spring has been discovered in the vicinity of the estab
fshmen analysis of whchProves that it is carbon
0ted ehotgbete resembling the waters of Tunbridge
Wells the most celebrated of all the chaybeate waters
of England 1t is mild and gentle tonic and in the
opinion of the physicians who have examined it. and
witnessed its effects in during the last season.
must prove beneficial tonic in dyspepsia chloross ut
crime, and neuralgia affections connected with
debility, and of especial service persons living in ma
larous regions of country whose blood has robbed
of its normal proportion of iron by repeated attacks of
malarial fevers.
fine Band of Music will be in attendance during the
season. 's- - 4
Persons travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
will always find hack ready for their accommodation at
Henderson and at the Warrenton Depot There will be
a daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs B -.
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NOTICE.

KX7IIL be sold at the Court House, in Wilmington,
wv on the End Monday in August next the following
tracts of land and town lots much thereof will
satisfy the due thereon, for the year ls47 and the
costs of advertising: 7e FsfE2 1a 52s
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Chewing TObacco

80 t-f@ Chewing Tobacco 20 22Eist'Fa
a LOT of fine Chewing Tobacco on hand and for
11sale by A. B. STTrH. s. co. Z
Raleigh, July, Is49, 765 -
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CELEROTYPE
Insf Received.

= Q0O YARDS of MOrehead's Osnaburgs Sheet
ceOOOings. and Shirtings. Prices Ct to s cents
per yard. 5..f g s.,S
Also large quantity of wool rolls at 37I cts per b.
Give call. H. B. HAYES
Raleigh, July 6, 1s49. s3< .1.f-i 766-
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shall also attend at the places for the purpose
of collecting all due for the year ls4s respect
fully invite request the people of the County Wake
to meet me within their several Districts. :
CALVIN ]. ROGERS, Sheriff.
June 23d, IS49. 764-lm.
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Roanoke Navigation Company.
A sSEMI-ANNUAL Dividend of two per cent rh.s
Ia. been declared by the Roanoke Navigation Companv
payable by the Treasurer, on demand. s5e + -
- sr.a2.3 - t.is,gftI ltif st4 n - A. JoYNER. -
June 18th, ls4S. 764--st
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs.

TlAKEN perfectly by JOHN G. PALMER whOhp
Il recently received all the Improvements from The
North. He now works with the celebrated quick prep
Grafton .5 lssi1g Io1
-,-.-..... --.-.. CELEROTYPE,
which is decidedly an improvement in the Art Hb
Gallery is in Palmer and Ramsay's Jcwclry Store
s,. u' ea .sa JOHN G.. PALMER
Raleigh, June .27. se ....-,5i-sz.-.H 765-
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CONFECTIONERY AND FRUITS,

CONFECTIONERY AND FRUITS.
WAREHOUSE WEST SIDE
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA,
COUTHERN and Western Merchants are respectfully
Dinformed that prepared at all times to attend
orders for
G0MREGHT0MA.R
Fresh Fruits, Ceglrs q Fancy Articles,
of all kinds and qualities and low as they can be a
forded Merchants requested to call send their
ORDERS which shall be attended in the best possible
manner. SAML. H. MARKS.
May s, lS49. a.r -..s.# 75S- b.
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Just Received from the NanufactOry

sss... tee Ladies' Shoes and Slippers.
A FRESH supply of Kid and Morocco w aIkinS Shoes
"a Do. Ladies' Slippers, Buskin Walking Shoes. -.
Also good assortment of Fringed and FIouncCd Six
farasols. For sale by a5 J. BROWN,
s5z.7. Z. e .--l el No. 9, Fayetteville strI
Raleigh, July 9. 766-
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OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA!
A REORGANIZATION
A PROCLAMATIUN,
By his ExcelIency Charles Manly, Governor OF
s'- the state of North Carolina.

UTISHING to move to one of the above countries
w offer for sale that well known stand where now
reside, known Rogers Winn's Roads, Is miles
Northwest of Raleigh containing about $50 Land
Two thirds still in forest. There it comfortable
Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House,
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop, Post Office room and
other necessary out houses good water and is among
the hansomest situations in the county high healthy
and desirable place to live at, and doubt but as
good country stand any.
also offer my plantation track miles north, on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek containing 512
about acres bottom Land and about half of the
tract still in forest about half of the bottom Land heavi
ly timbered the balance well incosed This tract lying
in the bend of the River truly rich and valuable ordl
nary houses good water
Persons wishing to settle themselves permanently in
this country will do we'll to my lands before Purcas-
ing elsewhere am determined to leave this country
will sell the above lands cheapno mistake Come and
See, if you want bargain.
ROBERT n. JEFFREYS.
Wake N. c., Feb. Is, is49. 749-tch.
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Just Re.,cl,efyed,

FROM Philadelphia a beautiful assortment OF La"'
II shoes, chiidren's do mems slippers, &C. =,
Jpne % 1910 - 764~
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

TNHE Candidates for County Offices will meet their
Fellow-C Citizens at the following times and places.
The Captains within the respective Districts respect
fully requested to give general notice of the fact.
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O. Il. BurcIh, & Co.

The Rev. DR.. HoOper's Family Sch0Oh
Near LittIetOn, Warren Co. N. c.
SEVERAL other Boys can find admission il apP1sr CJ
for Those under Is preferred and prepared ior G III
lege, II desired Terms made known In Circular WIZ
Is sent to all applicants, q ..,.s -.ss s
July End, ls49. >s.t = 766-H
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sae e's2s.slr o. L. BurcI1, q Co.
"AVE on hand Of their own manufacturing als'
II sortment of gentlemenis Best Boots and sDCeS
June %, 1s49. "
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Job Printing, as ass
Neatly Executed at the standard Print. off7.s.
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-5ias ha RAGS. RAGS. RAGS! :.
ME Subscriber will give the highest cash prices GH
Il any quantity of Rags, at the Raleigh Paper 49,
Immediate applications are requested.
JAMES d. ROYSIbin,
: Raleigh, July 2, ls4s. 766~a
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Families per month";, ..' -..a. SIG 90
Families per week, s5-t- ..r .-a. 90
Families per day, - E: 1<.s- ~ s.. ..s L 90
Single person per month, ia. .-ssa ..... G- 20 90
Single person per week, 5}s . -.....ssst T so
Single person per day, a5r.. .:0--- ..g .. =s IS
Children and Servants half price. sr-5-
Horses per month, = se.i W. - 10 90
Horses per week, .s.s .- 49, .es., 3 90
Horses per day, ;........ ...->.. .,s -s..- rs
ANALIsIs OF THE Wafer PROFESSOR HARDr
One quart (wine measure,) ..., - s.El .-5 ,ir.-i
contains sulphuretic hy- =. ,.....7.st. .-.E- -.
drogen gas -, 4 .-. 29834 cubic in.
Carbonic acid gas - 5000 O."
Sulph Magnesia 62 grains
Sulph Lime s.,....s ... SO "a,
Oxide of Iron ~ ---. s
Muriate of Soda g.'. = g Sc
Carbonate of Lime .r- - 100
June "a, 1s49. ~ .'s : 765Nsw
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NJ -a,si4g4 Caters & Opera Roots. .,.,
NZE will at the shortest notice make to order e u
wv of the above articles in style that cannon "
passed. o. l.. fBURCH, o. "
June23, Is49. 50 9s1e7 7o4~
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Clothing, Ciothfi1s

C1Oth1nS, clothing.
foR bargains IN Ready Made Clothing call cal,2a,c On
Nav IAtb IaAo 75S-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-20

Ijcrity Of the qualified voters preseAt al svcl,
meeting are In favor Of school iax, The sesull
i shall Be ceTti6sk 6-shc audff0fs Of the pro-
der county, who shnll assess the amount So
estimaied and certified as aforesaid By tho
district clerk. upon all ihs property Of sucl,
district sutiecs to taxation, not exceeding
one mill on the dollar, which shall be collect
cd by the county treasurer, as other take
are collected and paid over 10 the disirics
treasurer, on the order Of the directors Of
such school district; but if there shall be a
majority Of the qualified voters Of any school
district at such meeting opposed 10 school
tax, then there shall be no further school
tax sssed for that year, except what is now
authorized BY law to be raised in school dis
tricis.
SEc. q; That il shall be the duty Of the
school directors Of the several school dis
tric,s in this State to meet on The second
Monday Of April, annually, at the school
house in their several dis,ricrs, for the pur-
pose OF ascertaining the will Of the qualified
voters in reference TO school tax as pointed
out in the FIRST section ot tbs act, and II
shall De the duty Of one Of tho said directors
to preside over the dsliterstions af said
mseiing and il shall also be heir duty 10
cause the tire for such meeting on said day
70 be named in the notices required by the
frs. section Of this act, and any other noii-
ces for school meetings that may be posted
up by their order.
SIC. 3. That all acts or parts thereof in
consistent with the provisions OF this, are
hereby repealed.
Sic. 4. That the annual school district
meetings, as provided in the acts to which
this 10 an amendment, shall be held hereaf
ter on the I'd Monday Of April, annually,
and all such business required TO be iransac-
ted by said acts on the third Friday Of Sep
tember, annually, shall be transacted on the
said second Monday of April, annually
provided, that il the directors Of any school
district shall neglect or fail to give The re-
quiste notice Of such annusl meeting in the
manner contemplated by the act to which
this is an amendment, then j, shall be lawful
for said directors, by giving such notice, 10
call such annual school district meeting at
any subsequen, time between the second
Monday Of April and the third Friday Of
September following
JOSEPH s. HAWKINS,
Speaker Of he House of Representatives..
{. b. GODDARD, Speaker Of Senate.
ArprroR's OyrIcE, Putnam Co., or |
'' seh y. Kalida, March Q, ls49. !
!, William N. Bell, Auditor in and for
said county, do hereby certify, that the fore,
going order Of the Board Of Commissioners
is truly taken from the journal Of their pro-
ceedings a. said March Session; and that
the foregoing School Laws are truly copied
from. The original copies furnished by the Sc.
crstsry Of State. 30 9 ou 4g.4a
WILLIAM N. BELL,
County AHditer. |