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The New York herald., 1850-12-29

BARsARoUs TREAT,SEsT TO SEAMsTREssEs 81
Wuhin two or three months, the police records
have shown comp ANTS sgainst two three diff
fereEt employers, which ought not to be passed
over 70 silence II appears that many Of those poor,
but honest and industrious Rirls, who make shirts
for the mesgre pttance of two or three shiliings,
have been obliged to deposit with their employers
one dollar on each occasion, when they have taken
away the materials of the garment to be made up.
After working night and day, faithfully and well,
with the hope Of adding a Few shillings to their
limited savings, or to the only dollar they pos
pesssd d. on returning to their employers they have
been told that their work has not been well done
that the materials have been spoiIed-aad that the
dollar must be retained in consideration Of the
damage.
Were this barbarous conduct an isolated in
stsnce, we might pass IL over as the brutality Of
some male or female monster, who has no COM
Functions Of conscience in living upon the misery
aud misfortune Of a feilov.creature but we have
a number Of reasons for believing that this deposit
system--very proper, perhaps, in itself-is thus
made the means OF obtaining speedy profit upon
raw materials, by making market at will Hun
drtds Of instances OF this kind. we are satisfied,
can be exposed, II Unnecessary but we hope that the
cases which have already come before the police
will be efficient TO cure the evil Should other
cases occur OF this, OF similar, chsrscter, we
edvise The psrties 10 every instance TO proceed at
once 10 the Police Office, aud thus force the vau-
pres on honest labor TO dsgorse their III gotten
IN ssure Should the evil not be remeded by such
means, perbsps we may find a method of protect
ing the seamsuefses of the metropolis from some
Of the crueliies TO which they ere subjected.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

Before the Hon JUDGES Duer Mason, and Campbell
Dec 2e At half past two o'clock, Henry Long, the
altered fugitive wss brought before this Court on
writ OF kabsas corpus sdournd from the previous day
Mr. white said he would call as o witness Charles NJ.
Hall
The Court asked what he proposed to prove BY the
witness.
Mr. white then entered into statement Of the case,
and repeated come Of the arguments which he had
urged IN the natter yesterday.
ChatIes 81 Hall was then called and sworn.
Judge bell having consulted with his associates,
said ne vas not that they could 20 into the
imitation Of Mr. Hall this subject as they had beer
furnished with certificate from the CLERK Of the Cir
csit Court stating that Mr. Hall II Commissioner ;
but IL did not state that he was Commissoner on
the Ssd December counsel might proceed to call the
witness.
Mr. Hall then deposed--I reside In this city; have
resided here since the 18th December this present
month prior 10 that resided In Columbia county
o-Have you ever received directly from this Circuit
curt or the Circuit Ceurt Of the United States sp
point rsut ~ Commissioner A.-AsI understandit,I
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

The CUBAN ExPEDITIos-TRrAL or LorEz AND
HIS CoMPATRrors.-The trial OF Gen. Lopez and
his associates for the invasion of Cuba last spring,
was commenced at New Orleans on the eighteenth
of the present month, but we have no, heard that
any great progress has been made Gen. Lopez
has demurred to the indictment, and no decision
had been rendered. All Of the accused parties,
with the exception Of A. Gonzales, Governor
Quitman, and John L O'Sulvan, appeared. Gen.
Lopezs objections TO the indictment are founded
entirely on legal and technical grounds. Cur
readers will find in another part Of io-days paper
en account Of the proceedings as far as they have
gone. From present appearances, we should judge
that the authorities of Louisiana are determined
20 discharre their duty fearlessly.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29
The Expected European News.

The steamship Baltic Is fully due, and may be
expected al any moment. She has undoubtedly
experienced very severe weather. She brings one
weeks later news.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

The RIoHTs OF MARRIED WoMEN.--The social
lists are at work again, it is said, in China, and in
this city. They have drawn up petition in this
quarter, addressed to the Legislature, in which,
among other things, they pray that that honorable
body will give all women, without any exception,
the elective franchise. with all the privileges of
holding office, and the like, the same as man
This is curious. We have supposed that the pub
lie, long ago, were satisfied that we have had
plenty of old women in Office in various parts of
the e'country. and that one would urge an in
cIese Of these articles, troublesome in the tran
saction Of public affairs. However, it appears we
have been in error. Yet we are forced to suggest,
that TO extend the elective franchise, there is a
necessity for applying to Congress, upon the acts Of
which must depend the political jubilee for women.
There is difficulty enough in managing the men
already at elections What should we do with
young women's democratic party, or the old
women's free soil faction, or the old maids union
party Heaven preserve ue.
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mox,me,ts of D,.tinau,sea p,o,,..

Henry Won Phul &c Loufs, A. p. WinchssCer Balt ?.
Gov. Pennington, N. ~ Chief Justice Gibron Penn
Gen. Cadwslisdsr, PbUa jos Richardson Liverpool
Eng; n. q Flynt ssndusky, Ohio; Thos j. Homer,
St Louis; w. Bro~n Detreit; we're sraour the arri.
walls at the Irving House yesterday
l.. Chapman, Boston; Or. Chalmers U s. n, w
Williams. Wisconsin; J. wheelish. U. 3 A Hon WIN
III Seward Auburn; Cspt. Brown, ship Anglo Amsri-
can Prsk, Va ere at the A sstor.
D. Stuart Phila J. Walcott. U. .. shio South
smptoD; W Upton. Phila have arrived at the Ameri-
Hotel
n. Msnstt, Psslios, Dist Co r. Thompson Conn
Col r. Wilson. Texas; d. Gregg; Hartford; were
among the arrivals AZ the Clinton Hotel yesterday
asroR HovsE, (rrIEeRaPHic) MErsoRoLoeioaL rAplr
nv RAMA
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a,,iis dsily expfflsd. llss believed lhAl
y usrirs fadl hsf pintillrfs Itvoliing
"a sgTes 10 De terms proposed y
y. III siusiaIs 81 DE Soalism cunledfrs
-. nd Il shs uill nel. thar lhese ffsoil-
- prorinres ran rnme IL hy themselves.
have nas briFfy sksashed his blsrk
al ,rsi,orons scheme. 81 lar a. u has sfl
hr<a derslaprd. II # npre gives an roy
Lac 20 he monuments Hhlfh have taken
,l.rr lalrly. and perhaps llsraxs lighi npan
~ man af prnrraxiinaiion whi hhzs been
,ar,ued dnring The uhnle af the presehi
session sf Congress The bill uhirh has
;.., uss.rd he Seu@ie fis lhe sdjnslmraI
n Inc Trran dii7iruiis w.s bitterly ep-
,sssd n The srnais ny the ulIrsisls of The
ssu.h. and il viii he rqaslly. n mt more
ferreIy. opposed by The same faction in
the lInuse- sfss~
n u unnecessary 70 name The parties
Who have h~rn fis prime mowers in this
,rhrm.. Tho dshsirs In rongres. hi.
,,ssi-n will siT.rd 10 every one a ready
mrans BY wi.irh 10 ascertain Who Tie
movers are.
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bs = wsisf saput w;ll p,ss 81 ,hmpsk sbsl
is ne ssrtl Ne khuss e covered viii
til. tnd hes . do pirs isl5inf ron he roci
20 he eislsTa. and has no liEhining RID.
The fash was 20 great - 10 siarle PER
sons ~ distance. yes. hsing direeils over
lhe house. sss not s<en or ieli by The IN
mates. All hey kne~ Of he shork vas
from The roar oflhe Islander. and having
fhs wafer pipe shisefsd. Nol . shock
was ieli In The house.
Clarksiua cs4vsr.
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Ffsday. Auglsf le. 1850
Toalero.-Rncenl aerounls from lhe
Tobacco growing districts have inspired
dealers with renewed confidence in To-
hsero. Szlrs this morning were more an
iIasld llaan usual. and MI descriptions
snld wen. Common I.ugs 81 s6s:
Fine da. 2 esl; Common i.esf 81 .
ssf; Fine DO. 10 sl2; Manufacturing q
q s2l.
corrnS.--ssles have heen made a
i2fe. Holders are asking l3r. Cor prime.
FLorR.-0Id Saper6ne Flnnr 8 s5i :
Family @ s6l; Town Mill new Super
6ne 90.
CoRs.-The market for Corn il dull
I'VE hear ONO sales. and quote nominal
ly n 90 q 63c.
WHEAr.-I.ale sdsices from Liverpool
have caused slight decline in this arii-
Gle. but prices are somewhat unsettled.
Prime Red brings 100 q l06c.; White
l06 ll2c.--sslss Of latter were made
to-day II ITO lille.
fEAs q BEANs.--Nominal quotation
Tor Peas 65c.; Tor Beans 0Oc.
Bscos.-Good supply in market. but
poor demand. Virginia cured. hog round.
la 7ie.; Western Shoulders 81 a 5!c.;
do. Sides Oh a 6,r.
I.ARp.-Prime Virginia Lard. is scarce
and brings 81; a 81 cts.
IIERsrSos.- barrels Cut SCI a
est; Gross s a s5i; Roe Sol 81.
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From Fort Laramie.-wc have be

From Fort Lar amie.-Wc have been
shown latter from an officer OF the Army,
daiedFort Laramie, J,ine 90, $50, from
which we are privileged 10 make The fol.
lowing extract respecting the emigration
to California.
TO form any correct conception of
the emigration TO California. across the
prairies. it is necessary to be on the
ground. History presents no parellel.
7h;rfy-fce thousand persons have alrea-
dy passed this point, and there are some
ten thousand still behind. The number
Of wagons is some where near eight thou
sand. The cholera has made lis APP
pea,ance. and fDo hundred have been
buried. This is no great mortality, taking
into consideration the utter destiluion oi
many, the want Of prairie knopledge,
&c. &c. The amount Of rascality on the
road il almost beyond belief; there is hard.
w crime that has not been perpe,rated,
from murder down. Fort Hall
has been abandoned. and the garrison senl
into California.
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H.nry Clay.-The Village Record says

H.nry Clay.-The Village Record says :
-. During The recent trying comics, in
The United States Senate upon the Com.
promise Bill. the nation has watched
with eager anxiety the course Of the great
statesman OF Kentucky. In his advocacy
of this measure. he has met the fierce de-
nuncialInn Of the extremes Of the Norill
and Soulh. In the North he has been
doubted. perhaps ,i'li6ed, by men who
have been wont TO look upon him as the
irue embodiment Of Wing principles. u
we have differed from him. we have moi
faiered in our confidence in the Integrity
and patriotism Of the man. The sun in
its course through the heavens, is some
times ohscnred BY passing cloud I; but
ere long j, bursts out once mnre. in
undimmed lusiIe--a proof that the faul
is with the eye Of The beholler and no
with ina, glorious luminary. So j, is with
Mr.. Clay" ~
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conespondenee Of .he Baltimore Sum.
Washington, August l4th, 1850.

Washington, August 18th, 1850.
Tic Portugal Dispatches Payment Of the
Whole Cluims, but Closing cfthe Ports.
Portugal has made an offer (under
duress) to pay every dollar claimed by
the citizens Of the United States with
out deducting penny: but she states
to Mr.. Clay, our Charge at Lisbon, that
she did so, not because she was con-
WINGED of their justice, but because she
had not the means ofrepelling force by
force; and for this reason she is ready
to do anything for the sake Of peace,
As to the Armstrong, she thinks that the
obligations of neutrals only consist in
this, that they shall not favor one Of the
belligerents more than another.
At the time the Armstrong was taker
at Fayal, the British feet carried 24t
guns and 1900 men, the Portuguese
had seven dismounted guns and eight,
artillery soldiers, with one hundred
militia, without flint-stones, to keel
the peace between the belligerents
while John VI, her King, was in Brazil
protected BY British fleet, and Portu
gal had only been saved from the hand
OF Massena by the Duke of Wellington
at Torres Vedras. Before all this tn
Paris Moniteur, of the 18th November
1907, had declared that the house 0
Braganza had ceased to reign. Their
was no way of saving Portugal but b
British assistance, which was frecl,
rendered.
If the United States insists that al
neutrals are answerable for damage
done to our vessels in their ports i
time of war. without taking into con
sideration the means these neutrals ma
have to make their own rights respec
ted, the consequence will be that in tn
breaking out Of maritime war, the
will close their ports to us, and Portu
gal, | believe, has said so to our diplc
matte representative in Lisbon. Other
wise. Count d'Ojal, the present ministe
ct foreign affairs, is a man of scrupu
i'ous diplomatic etiquette, and it is ye
l,sslolc that the quarrel about tn
Arm >'ralg may be referred to the al
bi.ratiol Ut q third power; or that POI
tiga' y il average the claim, for whic
proyislea u1ght To have been made ;
The lroaty Of Gaclt.
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GREAT BATTLE.
Denmark and the Duchies. IT

denmark anu the UucnlcS. - Inc
war has now commenced in earnest.
On the 25th the two armies met, and
after some skirmishing, a regular en-
gagement ensued. in which the Danes
were victorious. The battle began at
break of day, and lasted eleven hours.
The Danes attacked with about 900
men. and the insurrectionary army was
about 10000 strong.
BY dates from Hamburg Of the 9th,
we learn that the killed, wounded and
missing in the battle Of Idstedt arc now
stated at 1000, of which the greater
share has fallen on the Danes. The
number in action are estimated at 40,
600 Danes and $4,000 Holsteines.
The Danes are now in possession Of
the town Of Schleswig, where they have
formsd their head quarters.
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SELECTION FOR GOVERNOR.

The following table Of the votes for Governor
we copy from the Greensborough Patriot, beev-
ing il to be as nearly correct as though we had
made il out Ourselves. II will he corrected by
the official returns, when received.
There are 79 Counties in this State. Cataw-
ba and Castor vote with Lincoln, Mcdowell with
Burke, Union with Mecklcnhurg, Alamance with
Orange, Forsyihe with Stokes, Wasauga with
Ashe, and Alexander with Ircdcll. Wilkes, and
Caldwell; and as the votes Of these Counties are
thus included. they are not named in the follow
ing Table
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a sEMI.Annual Meeting Of the Wardens Of
= the Poor Of Orange County will he held
at the Poor House on the LEI Monday in septem-
Der next. At which time applicants can have an
poriuniiy Of laying their respective cases before
the Board. There will also be an election held
at that time Tor Superintendent Of the Poor for the
ensuing year.
BY or.ler OF the Board.
s. NJ. WILKINSON. Sec.
August 20. lfs#s 4e-
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Boot-y ana hfcouty.
Tive gentleman q conversation had.
Twas sometimes good-snon twas bad;
The neighbors-ihe weather, and he erops.
The hesur-the beiles the t<auties and lie foo.
LOOK here, /" says Jake. did'ye hear the nsws,
That We are about Miss Jane TO lossi'
IS Ne" says Bill. q and may ask,
Who will undertake the fsski"
. There you have me. hut I hesr-s
. wbsli" says Bill. Il am dying near,
Make haste and tell me. here comrs Psrks."
Well, he 10 the very man. that made
The very pair Of Boots, Ills said.
That lhe favored one had on
When Miss James heart was word and wos.
Said she TO him. i lore you as friend,
No other snswer can send.
Regard me thus. Sir. IL you please;
| must say No. ifyou do ffcerel :!
When her son eyes did gently all
Upon his feet 20 neat and small.
The UpPr polished - q glass.
The shape did show q model Lat
The Sale was neither wide nor long;
The Leg Of calf so good and strong.
Twas like summers cloud so bright,
So heasenly--so brilliant and 90 liehs
She gszed upon the boot and frli
Her heart give way-hcr feeling melt:
No more she frowned upon the youth,
But up and told him all the truth.
With right good viii she gave her hand,
Her heart, her niggers and her land;
Sir, from this day forth let all mankind
Take witness Of my constant mind.
That ifihe boys the girls would suit,
Goget JN PAnKs to make their BCCTsp
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Thi- subject. IN which we sdseried yes.
terdav, has engaged attention al Wash.
ingion. where IL 10 not entertained with
any confidence IN The facts thai have been
slated. The Union remarks. and wr pre-
sume under the suIhoriiy Of Gen. Haus.
Ton. that il he /" had possessed any know
ledge of such a conspiracy. he would not
have been content with private denuneiz.
tons. hut would have proclaimed il from
the house tops and branded the conspira.
lars. lie Is Unien man. and his con.
duct and sentiments since he took his
seal in the SeuH E have lspsrrd thai lie is
devoted Ia The contribution and the
Union" This ne should have rrpefird
from Gen. Houston; and. inderd. wr
prefer lhe belief that nothing of ihr sort
has been contemplated hy any ciIizrn oI
The Uni;rd States. But with Tie bold
demonstrations that hate been made in
certain quarters. from time 60 time. re-
Gently. there 10 reason Tor the suspicion
that +. Southern cnnfrtieracy'' is 10 salne
a tangible idea Disunion has no, been
thrust oflrnsi,ely before The public gaze,
wililnnt The plclIminarics Of design.
Since the above was written. hnwerrr,
we find the following in a Washington
dispatch of The 18Th, in HE Philadelphia
News:F a isIIf rf
.The statement made about iIie 81.
temp, 10 establish a Snuihern Confedera.
cy with The rapiIsl al Mexico. is believed
10 be literally true. Gen. Houston de,
MED il to-day in The Senate. but has since
admitted that he was mistaken. A paper
containing propositions for dissolution
of,he Union. and the establishment of :
Southern confederacy. was handed "a
him, but not by Gen. Lopez. a. reported
al first. An investigation ill likely b
called Tor. and. if made. lhe disclosure,
will slar,lelhe whole country." Bat. Sun.
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Fall Supply

NV Of Boots, shoes, Leather, sc.
nRUMMoND & wYCHE are now opening
~ their Fall supply Of Boots, Shoes. Brogsns,
Leather. Shoe Makers Findings, Paper. Tapes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddlery, &C., &c.
EMBRACING UPWARDS OF
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES
Of Fresh and Ssasona5ie Goods,
suitable TO the Fall and Winter Trade. Pur.
chased very carly in the season. at low prices, we
are enabled to offer to the Trade stock Of Goods
which, Cor variety Of style and quality. cannot be
surpassed hy any house.
We respectfully solicit country merchants to
call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
DRUMM0ND a. WYCHE,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
August 81. de-
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eouuis linm 49, Louis. BY Telegraph, ~
~ he i1ih insiaai. They ffpea lli
loor Wigs and one Bsalon DrnnfTs
have beea sisrisd b copgrrss. - I'll
lows
John f. Dairy. Wig. Ersl dissneG.
Giirhfi<i Porter. Wig. second dsslIics
Ja'in e. Miller. Wig. ihird d.sl1irl.
Charles e. Bawmzn. Wing. foufsh dist
John :. Phelps. Benton Dennrral. fiiil
disGrirl.
The returns iur members 81 he Isgis
lsiure are moi n in. So Car az received
The report SAYS thai 60 Wings. 32 Benton
Demoefaas. and % anti Benton Demo
efsis have been rIseisd. Nj. Ias.l
The Bsnlsn and Fssis Diffitully.-Ths
spreiai commune appointed in iasesli-
gate ihe particulars Of The difficulty be.
tween Fnole and Benton made their re-,
pon last Monday. The eommilier. sfiel
reeapilulsiing The particulars Of The dis'
graceful srrnr. expressed tie belief thai
Mr.. Brnien either intended TO make .
personal assault an MIR Fooie. or rushed
towards him Cor The purpose Of inlilnidsl,
ing him. That his manner, coupled with
his previous declarations. was csrisiuly
sucii AZ 10 justify Mr.. Foole in The heliel
Il.l lie fret was his intention. ~ il esidrnl.
~ did exrile such apprhensions in The
minds az many. IL NIL most all. OF The
Senator'S who Witnessed il. The rrporl
adds that AIR. Fooie then lefi his seat,
without advancing towards Mr.. Benton,
hut ia faci placing hinsrlf further from
him. and. though he drew sdesdly weapon,
he did not present il. and readily gave il
up when demanded of him. No blow
Was sirurk-no shot fred-bul il is as.
serted there y as Imminent danger that The
Senate chamber would be the scene Of a
deadly and criminal encounter. The com.
milIee add that they cannot TOO strongly
condemn me practice Of weasiug arms
10 the Senate chamber. The Ssnsiors
should rcly for defence upon tie Ssnsls,
whose hisl, duty IL is 10 project iis mem.
bers from injury or insult. and whuse prar.
lice should Iurni-h perfect guaranty o.
such proieciion. A different course would
cnnren the halls of legislation inlo bloody
arenas. and destroy The value. if no, Ihs
existence. Of the institutions from which
spring our glory and our good. The re.
por, concludes as fellows: Bod. San.
"ln the present case. under all The cir.
cumsianres. the committee forhear In re.
commend any action 10 the Senate. They
hope that the strong condemnation ol the
personalities which led 10 threatened VIC
lencr. their censure ef The attempt by /
member TO avenge himself in the presenc,
OF the Senate. and Of the practice Of rar
ryinp arms in the Senate chamber. will b
q suffirieni rebuke, and a warning not un
needed in future. Should this hope Prov
vain. and similar scenes Of violence agar
occur. they cannot doubt that the Senal,
will enforce prompt, stern. and elfecius
punisbmrnl." @Hd
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Lightning - During the Storm on
Sunday, The Sd instant, we had most re.
markable illustration OF DR.. franklin the
ory, that the lightning will mol pass ,hrougl,
a roof covered with metal, but will diffuse
itself on the metallic surface; and if there
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Letters from Washington state that

Letters from Washington state that
negotiations upon observation-disclosures
tion on the claims against Portugal have
been transferred to that city, and it is
thought they will speedily terminate in
an amicable adjustment Of the difficult
ty. They are now going on satisfacto-
rily between Mr.. Webster and SIR. DE
Figanere, and will be decided probably
within fortnight, unless Mr.. Webster,
ON fuller examination of the latest
dispatches from Mr.. Clay, shall think
it necessary to suspend the correspon-
dence until after his arrival.
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In Alamsnce county. on Thursday tho 18Th
inst. by Gabriel NJ. lea, Eco, Mr. wIIllas c.
KIss TO Miss EIirA, daughter Of Noah Mitchell
Esq.
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Equity Sale.

John C. Leris and Others, er porfe.
IN Obedience to the Decree Of the Court Of
L Equity for Orange County, made March Term
1850, | shall offer for sale, ON the premises. on
the 23rJ day Of August, 1850, the land Of Field.
ing Lewis, dec d. situated on Ellerbc's Greek. I'D.
joining the lands Of Thomas Gooch, Harris Woods
and others, containing 260 acres, more or loss.
Said Land will be sold subject to the Widow's
Dover. A creditof II months given. Bond and
Security required. and title reserved until the pur,
chase money is paid.
u. F. LONG, G. d. &.
JULY l2, 40.
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DOCTOR.

So Do gCMOWLTIEID
HAyING removed 10 Marlborough. offers his
A services in all the Branches Of his Profess
sion. Having bad an experience Of more than
six years extensive Practice in Guilford County,
he hopes to merit portion Of public patronage.
His changes will he very moderate, and suited to
the circumstances ofthe community.
His Office is the one formerly occupied by DR..
Smith, opposite Nichols Hotel.
August 5. a.
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The White House a. Washington is
said 10 be so unhealthy as place Of resi-
dence, that Mr.. Fillmore has hired for The
season small house al Georgetown.