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FREE-STONE YARD.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens Of Worcss-
and vicinity thai he has taken part Of Messrs
Lewis Marble Yard old Market ST. for the purpose O:
manufacturing all kinds OF Free Stone work. such Win
dow Caps and sills, Chimney Tops, Sinks, Hearths,
Steps, Bases Sockets, &c. &c. In fine all kinds of Free
Stone work that may be- wanted. MA. SPENCER.
Worcester, July Is, Is49. W.T.
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Boston. SeBt I.
INSURANCE.


fVHE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
L sURANCE COMPANY, incorporated February IL,
1923, and charter renewed 1877, continue to insure on
buildings ofeyery description and use, except Cotton and
DOZEN acories, Paper Mills, Furnaces and Dacksmh's
nnops, Ianneres where furnaces are used Carpentsrs
Wneeiwrighrs, Charmlkers and Cabinelmaker's shops
or buildings SO near them be exposed thereby and
buildings IN which steam power is employe ahavines
arc aue In such quantities to increase the risk and
puonSs used for unlawful purposes, which unlawful
the assured.
They also insure Household Furniture including books
wearing apparel and family stores kept dwelling hos.
Except the stock Of livery stabies)
Inc long and successful operation of the old Woces
9iua FIRE Insurance Company and the large divldend
au al tne expiration Of policy have the conf
aence OF the public and the present managers Gifts con
Germs are desrous that the people should be in
OF me above Information The their cash fund
exceeds one Hundred Thousand Dollars and with their
vigilance IN looking after their risks. they confidently he
leve u VIII continue to increase The induccmeni 10
persons owning the kinds OF property which the Company
greater, In that office than in any other
u Office in the New Court House.
.Nu, FRED. WIN. PAINE, President.
-, ANTHONY CHASE, sec'ry.
Worcester, May 2, l847. 1917
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
OssEG ON EK.gEES mr.

iils I'll I'll is prepared by II. C. CURRIFR ,.boi. H.
sole Proprietor in the United siaias ~ VINO Is lhe
md IN me known world for the growth of liar
has o,sn n y WIZ canse the hair to arow where II
crov MI i Shu Is sure preventative and makes II,
ses ~ mex DARK and silky Price Loo per bottle Tb
b.n =, leerehces can be obtained rom those MI
''Sn T ~ MED In this city. ""' nave
49, ~ No. The money will he paid back in MI c..o.
''e ~ does not give satisfaction III u" 'SSe' "neh
lss Ne; agents IN Worcester, VIM D. FESNo e. GOV
w otree' dwu Jrir -
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,l,llS

TUE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
n the number of his BATHING Rooms reminds The
rlzens OF worcester, that if they choose TO WASH and
hLMAiS WELL rather than TO pay Doctors bill 10 get
COLD Tub BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR. and annie
odations, by calling the corner Of Front end
eGlIon n"eetS CALVIN NEWTON.
juno Il
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Family JEgeFyicjurS.

'hEsE are no quack nosruns or secret prenarstiors
uua ave snpy what in the advertisements and labels
accompanying them they are represented IN puVSu
,h i hEm EDlES or such act in harmony with
.e Avs OF the human constitution They arc ent,slv
ese!ao e, anu are compounded in accordance with H.
ss eachng' OF several years of professional exnesn,a
desx i0 TG' anntoersd remedy Tor every
sni,eG ~; CONSIST OF various preparat ons severnlI,
suIced 10 me removal Of different forms Of disease
ihey are now extensively known, and appTnyed ,nd
are Kept Ior sale by Druggists and storekerper IN
June % w,f anu vICIntIy
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Hair Dive,

WAiEkS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now been extern
w siyey used for than six months and every how
so mas been warranted give entire satisfaction and has
Iot III single instance been returnedon the contrary bun-
deds OF Ladies and Gentlemen in Troy and New York have
expressed themselves in the enthusiastic terms i'm m
praise and acknowledged its superiority over every either
KIND III USE To Ladies who have to wear false hair in rom
sequence OF their natural hair turning Grey this Dive is
great blessg making it to resemble nature so perfectly
a II cannot be detected-the application perfectly sim
wet Ill the most simple manner and the work is done
Ior sale by NJ. B. GREEN and LEWIS T. LAZELL
'une * eodf
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Real Estate for Sale.

N5M THE ESTATE, now occupied by the subscriber on
the of Jackson and Beacon Streets consist
ing of well built two story House, containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for one two families Barn 30
by "a IT, and about $4,000 feet of andwe set with choice
variety of Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs Plants The
buildings nearly and in good repair Those wishing
to purchase HOME requested TO call and examine one
Of the peasanest situations the southwest part of the
City.
Also, the BUILDING LOT the corner of Main and
jackson Streets Of the of +. Bowen ESQ., con-
tanning about 1000 IT, and commanding fine view OF
part Of the city.
Also Z" The GARDEN EDEN" Eden Street. north of
the Estate of VIM r. Merrheld, and commanding one of
the finest views Of the CITY, The Lot contains about 1000
feet is graded and set with all kinds of fruit in bearing
state. n beautiful site for a Cottage.
The above described property will be sold low and the
payments made easy. Inquire of JAS. ESTABROOK, No.
Warren Block, or of AUSTIN G. FITCH.
Feb lS. dwtf
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M, Gsylherenn Crenrn OF Soar.

sLI, v ,'l aid fragrant compound prss.fyo. a.
you,h," from ehappng AMI removes nil Imnn,i,,a 'n'
I,o h,a Raves the skin beauiifuIly sn, nrS nnl
For ,s,s ana Tor the Ladies toilet is
Dec w ""o'eSale ans retail in Worcester ty
M. u. GREEN 2i6 Main ST
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Paper Hangings,

THE subscriber offers the Fall Trade an extensive
assortment of PAPER HANGlNGS OF the very best
of AMERICAN NANUFACTURE, which all BUilders, Land,
lords and others wishing ARTICLE will find Tor
their interest to examine before purchasing elsewhere
n. b. Particular attention given TO putting on ali kinds
OF papers, at shart notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua r Read Depot.
Worcester, Oct 10 d Il. NEWTON o.
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

ENlTCH & JONES have on hand Iron Plane
ing Machines two of Is feet, with trip motion com.
pete, and Two OF eet, without the trip motion. The
above machines and built OF the best ma eras
and workmanship and will be sold low for cash or ap.
proved credit-they may be Foundery.
n. b. We continue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted to
We satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. du
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Real Estate for Sale,

fmlA THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner ofSals;
NS.<I L and Madison Street. The House is nearly ne
0d very convenient arranged for two famies with GOO
aud lasting water and every thing conveniently arrange
nand about the house. The Lot large ard well slocl
ed with bearing Fruit Trees, also shrubhery and Plant
N B' Those wishing 10 purchase pleasant and col
venient place will do well to call and eyamne the abo,
premises, where he subscriber now tes
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and Let No 6; Sakef
Street, convenient for or two tenemfpis
Also, WARREN'5 BLOCK, situatel or Sfod;son 6,
with four tenements.
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland and PIea,ant SIS
VI Inc above property will be sold low and liberia
terms' JOSEPH G. WARREN,
nv corner Of Salem and Madison street
Worcester, JuIy6. eodtf
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
MA0neIIC RafferinS- &c


'e'hb subsc lber has taken Rooms in BOWen's Block
no 413 Nam Street, WorceSter,-where he now has,
and VIII constantly keep for sale, agent lar2e assor
ment oil Meads Vibrating Magnetic Bateries,-Ab Gom.
nal supporters Trusses-S Braces, and various
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with, or without these lrtcles
HeFed or cured many PERSONS in different parts of tn,
STATE Affected with ruptures, spinal curvatues rheuma
ls and great variety of nervous disorders and he will
continue 10 do So either his Rooms or AT the residence
oil any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with
request Tor any OF the above instruments Tor his ser
vices "a Inc application of the Galyanc Battery.
AprlI II. DIFF JOHN g. KNAPP.
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Real Estate for Sale.

S THE subscriber, about to leave the City, offers
fs1ke sale the estate now occupied by him, situate
lEzS about Il miles southwest from the City Hail. on
beautiful swell of Land commanding view of the wester
part of the city, consisting of about acres of Land
under high state of cultivation and part oft set with
kinds of choice fruit, some of it in bearing state Coz
tage House, containing rooms, and Barn so by "a feet
The buildings are new, having been built only about OIL
year. The will be sold reasonable terms and tn
payments made easy Inquire Of JAMES EsTABRooK Nc
Warren Block Of the subscriber, on the premises
THADDEUS L. WHITNEY.
Worcester, Feb 9. dwlm
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10 Farmers-Ground PIast&.
~ N'lNH made arrangements for a DIRECT mnorta
- t"n ofPLASTER, and having superior f1ciitjssn
~, 5rIndih9 me same at one of the best WATER PRIVE
LIES IN This vicinity, prepared 10 furni.h
quantity desired. An w II ia mn '
Aug 2S " nt ne
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Princes Liquid Blue,

- p p INV > EENHtHaU BEUEt9
TOR BLUEING CLOTHES As this LIQUID Blue is ner
fecty soluble in water all risk of streakng the clothes
an evil so commonly complained of with Indigo is avoided
ana beng entirely free from acid unlike other liquid blues
can be used without fear of damaging the most delicate
laOrcs Price only 2A cents For sale in Worcester hvJ
LEWIS L. LAZELL, Apothecary
Jan 49, dow doors no.ti H 'Teot,
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To Let,

"a A STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND, recent
EsseA n built and well located for the English and We
India Goods trade. For further particulars, inqu
of GEORGE SMITH, Wayland, B. l.. BATCHELLER, :
Fulton ST., BosToN. dw6 Wayland, Feb Is.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
BUILDING LOTS

NHE subscriber has for sale the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City Of orcester II is Sit
uatea on the north side OF Chatham Street. On the bahth
efland near the Dwelling House of Rev. MIR Smaey and
contains about $500 square feet He has also other lots
ON the same Street, containing 5000 So f. each-and thre
Lots in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
neUr the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June 4. DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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"a A SMALL COTTON MILL, situated about ID
Sc IA miles from Worcesterwil be sold or exchange
4 for other property or let for of years. In
quire at the Office OF the Massachusetts Spy. Oct6.
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WiIder's Patent Salamander Safes,
secured inst Gunpo Wder, and warranted TO jure
books OF papers By dampness
'ENHESE SAFES made in the most substantial man
ner lined with composition which Is perfect nom
conductor Of heat and cannot be DESTROYED by fire having
been exposed, frequently, the most severe tests in
every instance preserving their contents uninjured
Manufactured by JOHN E. WILDER
No 90 State Street, BOSTON
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS.
ApriI7 djstf nj Vorc.ster PonL
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Grocery Stand Vys0,,go1I.

a ny person having sTo re TO LET IN THIS CITY.
Deng suitable place for the Grocery business NAV
e OF chance TO rent upon reasonable terms by leny.
ng comhuncauon at the Spy OFFICE addressed 10 o. J.
first OF April next. eod,T ~ " y" ~" d y" a. Oo
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Jockey. Club.
FRESH lot Of the above, just received and for sne
n Wholesale and retail by ~
r., - LEWIS T. LAZELL ApothecnrV
req l. dow 20l Main 81, doors north Am II6use
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SHORES.

~ ono BUSHELS Fine Shorts, for sale by
4 O'OOO BLISS, SUTTON Il Co.
Doc 20 VIII Mechanic ST.
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FLOUR,


CORN.
5000 BUSHELS Southern CORN;
OCOO 1000 do. Northern do this week reco,vt,r
and for sale by BLISS SUTTON a. ca o''''s'
Dec 20 VII Mechanic ST
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-04
MARRTED,

At Rocky Mount Edgecombe county, recently, by the
Rev. j. B. Cheshire Mr.. Charles G.. Bonner of Beaufort
county, Miss Caroline Gray daughter of Etheldred
Gray, deceased.
In Hilsborough, the Both inst, by VIM. H. Brown,
ESQ., Asa n. Davis, to Miss Mary E. Warrex daughter
of Mr. Charles Warren both Of Hlsborough.
In Alamance county, Thursday evening the 18th
inst, by G. M. Lea. Esq, Mr.. VIM w. Pickett Miss
Martha ]. Hurdle, daughter of Josiah Hurdle, Esq.
On "Wednesday evening 3Oth October, by Rev. R. l.
Down. Mr. III. Y. Alden of Wake, to Miss Susan Ann,
daughter of David OVERLY of Granville
By the same, the 3Uth inst, Mr. Fielding Harris
Miss Mary j. daughter of Mr.. John Barnett all of Gran
Vile.
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TIE MARKETS.

W1LMINGToN, November 80 Sales of urpentne at
So S. for Dip and 81 40 for hard per barrel; 40
per barreno sales of rosin to report sale of spirits
tupenne at 80 cents per gallon. Flour from Sc to SS
and homemade 81 cents per bushel feath
35 molaszes % to % bacon from
II according to quality sugar from to 81 cents.
FAYETTEVILLE. November 80. Cotton IL to l24 cts,
and steady corn So to 80 cents; flour S. 25 Sc
manufactured tohahco 20 to 40 cents per pound; flax
seed per bushel S 20 to $ 25 whskey IS to 40 cts.
PETERSBURG, November 80. Tobacco at from SIS so
to $40 according quality; wheat prime 100 %
small sales of at so cents bacon,
hog round, at II to cents; -four from SIS to ST SO.
New ORLrANs, November 81. Cotton in good de-
mand to-day, and ulddpgs at 13a cents. 5000 bales
sold. Rice, sales of 100 terces, prime, at 4.
CHARLESTON. November 80. Received during tho
past week s97 bales of The following the
prices Middling l23 to I2d-good middIng l3-mid-
ding fair l35-fair l34-fully fair l3s cents.
NEW YoRK, November 30. The Telegraphic dcs-
patch of the Washington Republic of Saturday last says
Cotton has declined quarter of to-day, and
flour has fallen l21 cents"
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south Lowell Male Academy,

OhANGE COUNTY,, ~ c.
NHE present session of this Institution will close OF,
Il the Goth of December; and the next session will
commence on Thursday, January 2nd. Students
earnestly requested to be present the commencement
of the session.
The School continues under the superintendent of
the Rev. James A. Dean, M. A., Principal and Mr..
g. F. Lara5ee, B. A. Associate. The Academy bnild
ing and constructed accommodate three
or even four Teachers. 1t is hoped that the friends Of
the institution will rally around it. ana furnish sufi-
cIent number OF students to test its capahlity.
Three objects will constantly be kept in view
lst To promote thorough scholarship End. To secure
the students from the contamination of vice. and in
still into their minds moral and religious principles 3d.
TO cultivate taste for general knowledge. No pains
will be spared to obtain all these ends.
South Lowell Academy is Preparatory School Of
Randolph Macon College but the of instruction
is such to prepare for College in the country and
it is equally adapted to such do intend pursue
Il Collegiate course.
Expenses as heretofore. viz: Tuition $40 OO-$I2-
80, and SIS 90. Board in the hest families $25 90
per session.
South Lowell is in Orange county, North Caroline,
IS miles west of Henderson, and about the same dis
dance Northwest of Raleigh.
D. C. PARRISH, Sec. Er Com.
November %, 1850. s44-4t
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For the North Carolina Standard.
STAND FOR THE RIGHT.


TO rHEsHo RoNuLus NJ. sAusDERs.
Be firm, be bold, be strong, be true.
And dare to stand alone;
Strive for the right, what'er ye do.
Though helpers there be none.
Nay-bend not to the swelling surge
OF popular sneer and wrong;
will bear thee on to ruins verge
With current wild and strong
Stand for the right. though falschood rail,
And proud lips coldly sneer,
A poisoned aTro,C cannot wound
A conscience pure and clear.
Stand for the right and with clean hands,
Exat the truth on high;
Thoult find warm sympathizing hearts
Among the passers hy.
Men who have seen, and thought, and felt,
Yet could not boldly dare
The battles brunt, but by thy side
Will every danger share.
Stand for the right! proclaim it loud,
Thou'lt find an answering tone
In honest hearts, and thou no more
Be doomed to stand alone
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FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
ii sBoROUGH STREET,)
RALEIGH. n, G.

REV. BENNETT It. BLAKE, Principal
Mr. ". c. Down, A. NJ, Professor of 8fataemGficg
and Amcien Languages
KARL w. PETERsILIA, Professor of Music.
Mrs. LrcT M. PErERs1LIA Teacher of Draining and
Painting.
TWENTY-FIVE Young Ladies can be accOmmo-
Il dated with board in the family of the Principal.
These will receive all the attention, and enjoy all the
comforts of private family.
The course of study is well dgested, thorough and
extensive The entire expense to pupil will be cover
ed by the payment of One Hundred Dollars in advance
for session of five months. This will include Board
and Tuition, with Music French Latin Greek Mathe-
mates, Drawing and Painting
Taken separately, the charges will be as follows:
GARD per session of five months, $50 90
Tuition IN the Classical Department, 20 O0
Tuition in the English Department. Is 90
Music on Piano Guitar, 20 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
Falntlng In oil Colours IS 90
French, 10 90
The Pupils will be regularly instructed in Vocal Mu-
sic, without further charge.
The Annual Examination of the Pupils of this Insti-
tnton will take place Wednesday and Thursday the
18th and 9Th of December ensuing.
The Session for 1S5l begins 9th January. 1851.
B. T. BLAKE, Principal
Raleigh, Nov. 8, 1880 If
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BALTIMORE, November %.

BALTIMORE, November %.
Senator Downs has been received at New Orleans
with great honors. A salute Of 100 guns fired.
The election OF Gen. Arista President of Mexi-
is confirmed.
From Texas we learn that Gen. Rusk, in an ad-
dress at San Augustine, declared the passage of the
len Million Bill to be Southern triumph.
There is great emigration to Texas; about 500
per week have arrived at Galveston, and it is es-
timated that $500 have arrived during the
season, many bringing large numbers of slaves.
The vote on the Boundary Bill averages about in
favor 10 against, in II counties out of 90.
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DTED,

In Brackettown, Mcdowell county, the morning of
the 10th nst in the 73d year of her age, Mrs. Nancy
Mitchell, consort of Mr. Thomas Mitchell to whom she
had been united for period Of Sc years. She expressed
in her last moments entire resignation to her Makers
will.
"And glad that she has lived thus long,
And glad that she has gone to her reward,
Nor deem that kindly nature did her wrong,
Thus soft to disengage the vital cord;
When her weak frame grew palsied and her eye
Dim with the mists of age, it the time to die.'
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THE LEGISLATURES.

7, ordar n make room for synopsis OF the Presl-
dents Message we are compelled to omit the pro-
oood;ros Of Monday last. We shall bring them fully
up in next.
II the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Thomas, from the
Committee on Internal Improvements, reported the
hill and accompanying memorial concerning the Viii.
ninoton and Manchester Rail Road Company, and
recommended the passage of said bill. 1t was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed. BILL intro
duced by Mr.. Woodfn, to change the mode of dis
tributing the School Fund from the federal to the
white basis was referred, motion of Mr.. Shepard,
by a vote of "a TO ID, to the Committee on Eouca-
ton and the Literary Fund.
In the Commons, Monday, number oil DiliS'
Resolutions and Memorials were presented the cap
tions Of which will appear in our regular proceedings
Mr.. Daroan presented strong Resolutions on the
Slavery question. and with reference especially to the
fugitiveslave law which referred to the Commit
90 an nerro Slavery. Mr. Leach, of Davidson, also
introduced pointed Resolution on this subject which
was read and sent to the same Committee.
Mr., Fleming introduced bill proposing to submit
% the neople at the election in August next, the
onestion of " Convention - " no Convention " to
amend the Constitution. Mr.. Mclean moved to re-
fer bi, bill to the Committee amendments to the
Constitution,
debate took place, in which Messrs. Mclean, Flem-
ipq. Stevenson, Avery Rayner. Foster of Davidson,
Ruin. Jones, Walton, Erwin, Blow, Hill of Cas-
we'll. Caldwell of Guilford, Leach of Davidson,
Cherry, and Brogden participated. Mr.. McLean's
motion prevailed by vote of 70 to As. Our RePor-
ter will give sketch of this debate in our next
The following gentlemen were announced as the
Joint Committee on the state of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution in this City. On the part of the Senate
Messrs Washington, Cameron, and Watson; on the
part of the House, Messrs. Avery, Hill of New Han
over, Montgomery, Jenkins and Maultsby.
The Committee Slavery has not yet reported.
Report we learn, may be expected at an early day.
We also understand that Report will soon be made
BY the Committee amendments to the Constitution.
The two Houses fairly at work. The
people looking with deep anxiety to their pro-
ceedings, and we trust they may be such, in every
respect as will advance the interests and protect the
hnnor of the State,
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COMMITTEES.

The following is the JOINT Select Committee of the
TWO houses upon SO much Of the Governors Mes
cage as relates to debts due for Cherokee lands
cherokee iands' and to the Turnpike Road
senate 0ranch'-Messrs William H. Thomas,
Chairman (; Col. George Bower, Lewis Bond, and
N. W. Woodin.
House br0aach.-George W. Hayes, Samuel Flem-
ing, U. w. Swanner, A. B. Mcmillan, and William
l.. Mizell.
In our paper Of the 9th of last month published
the Committee on Internal Improvements of the SEN
ate enormously. That Committee is as follows
Messrs. Thomas, Joyner, Gilmer. Canaday, Nixon
Rogers, and Lane.