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SUPREME COuRT.

This Tribunal adjourned on Wednesday, after an
exceedingly arduous session of nearly weeks. An
unusually large number of cases have been adudica-
ted. The following are the closing decisions:
By RuFF1N, G. ]. In Mclean McKethan, in
equity, from Cumberland, directing an enquiry. AL
SO, In Hathcock Pennington, from Stanly, affirming
the Judgment. Also, IN Headen v Headen, in equity
from chatham Also, in Williams Bryan, from
Baden. directing Ue'irc de noco. Also, in Hamp-
ton Cooper, from Surry, affirming the Judgment.
Also, In Moye Albritton, in equity from Pitt, de-
carng tnere IS no error In the order appealed FROM
Also, IN Donnell Maiher, in equity, from Rocking
ham, declaring the plaintiffs entitled to partition and
directing reference. Also in Doe er dem, Will
Jams Harrington. from Moore, affirming the iudg-
ment Also. in Threadgill v White, from Arson, af-
armlng the Judgment. Also, in Bynum Bynum.
from Randolph Judgment reversed and uenire de novo.
Also, In Harris Harris in equity, from Rutherford,
dismissing the bill with costs. Also, in State v
Arnold, from Columbus; argument required.
BY NASH, J. In Smith Cameron, from Bladen,
affirming the judgment. Also, in Doe er dem, Moore
Eason, from Pitt; judgment reversed and uenire de
aoro Also, in McNair Mckay, from Baden, af-
frming the judgment. Also, in State Small, from
Pasquotank declaring that there is no error. Also,
in Glover Re1dick, from Perquimans; judgment
reversed and Uenire de Also, in Tarkenton v
Latham, from Washington. affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Sloan Stany, Admir-. a cases,) from Gull
ford. affirming the Judgment Also, in McDugald v
Smith, from Columbus, aft Tming the judgment Also,
in Bell v Tooley, from Hyde; judgment reversed and
venire de moro. Also in Reid Pass. from CaswelI,
affirming the decree. Also, n Potter Potter, in
equity, from New Hanover. directing decree for
plaintiff. Also, in Hammer Winburn, in equity,
from Guilford. Also in Melvin Robinson, in equi-
ty, from Sampson, dismissing the bill with costs.
By PEARSON, ]. In Easton Easton, from Pitt,
in equity Also, in Waldo and Sherrod from Pitt
judgment reversed and Uenire de Also in Tur-
rentine Faucet, from Orange, affirming the judy
ment. Also, in Willard Blunt, from Beaufort,
affirming the judgment. Also, in Kemp carp, in
equity from Johnston. declaring that the plaintiff has
"a right to redeem and directing reference. Also,
in Whitfield Srust, in equity, from Wayne, dismiss
ing the bill with costs. Also, in Hooks Lee, in
properly overruied! Also State Johnson, from
Yancy judgment reversed and judgment for defend
ant.
0FAddm's Doctrine of Equity is to be read by
students applying for Superior Court License, instead
of Fonblanque's Equity.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

Artiehoke-Gresn Globe.
Asp0rayus-Glant. :,
Refugee, or thousand one, Horticultural POIeI
Large Lima, Carolina Lima.
ReetEEarly Flat Bassano, Early Blood Turnip, Early
Orange Turnip, French Amber Sugar, White Ssesla
Suga- Long Broad Long Mangel WurtzeE
BrocoH-Large Purple Cape, Large "hlse cape
Cauf foUer-Early, Large Late.
Cab6aee-EarIy Sugar Loaf EARLY York, Early DrdnE
head Large York Large Drumhead Mammoth, (ne",J
Flat or Late Dutch, Drumhead Savoy, (new)
Ceiery-Large White Solid Rose coored, Solid silver
giant, (new)
Gym--Early Hawk, Early Canada. Early Smiths
Sugar Early White Flint.
Crcss-Cur!e1 or Peppergrass, Broad LeaSed, Extra
Curled (new,) Water.
short Green, White Spined, Long Green Turkey,
Long Green, (Keens,) Small Gherkins.
Carrot Early Horn, Large Altringham, White Field"
Egg PLant-Large Purple, White, (orname2tal)
EnLLrc-Green Curled, Broad I.eafcd.
Kak-Green Curled Scotch, Sea.
Leek-Large Scotch. or Flag, Large London.
Letfuce-Imperial Sugar Loaf Early White HeaG Ear
ly cured Sesia Large Green Head Icehead Ice Coss'
Royal Cabbage Head early, Extra Cabbage Head.
Brown Dutch.
MeLon-I.arge Musk, Large Yellow Cantelope, Green
Citron Fine Nutmeg, Wards Nectar, Pine Apple,
Persian Pomegranate, Fragrant, Water Imperial, Wa
ter Early Apple Seed Water Long Island, Water "a
rolina, Water Ctron, for preserves.
Okra-Long White, Short Green.
O72lOII-fVnl
French, for Soups.
ParSnip-Guernscy, Long White, Hollow crown.
Parsleg-Plain Single. Curled, Dwarf Curled.
Peas-Early Cedo Nulli Early Prince Albert Cnew0
Early May extra, Early june Early Charlton, Bsh-
ops Early Dwarf Large White Marrowfat, Large
Black Eye, Dwarf Marrowfat.
Radish-Long White Summer, Early Scarlet Short
Top, Long Salmon. Long Scarlet or Early Frame
Scarlet or Cherry Turnip, Philadelphia Large White
Turnip, Yellow Turnip, White Fall Spanish, Black
Fall Spanish.
Curvot-l.ong Scarlet Blood, Long Orange.
S0rreELEnglish Garden Broad leaved.
Spinage-Broad Leaved Savoy, Round leaved, Ne"
Flanders Prickly.
Satisfy Vegetable Oyster.
Squash--Bush CrooHneck Summer, Dutch Summer
Scallop, white and yellow, Vegetable Marrow, Sweet
] otaoe Valparaiso.
Tomato--Large Smooth Red, Yellow, Cherry.
Iurnp-Early Dutch, Large English Norfolk, Red Top
Flat, White Flat, Rutabaga, Yellow Swedish FRENCH
white, Long White.
Her6s-Caraway Dill, Fenge, Lavender, Lemon BALM
Sage, Summer Savoy, Sweet Basil, Majo-Thyme.
Grass Seeds-Whte Dutch clover, Lucerne, Blue Grass
Lawn Grass mixed, Cole or Eape Seed
Feb. Goth, 1851. 90
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

A gentleman travelling from Washington on Sum-
day, to this place, struck up sort of acquaintance
with intelligent youth of sixteen seventeen
years of age, who had lived all his life in New Eng
land. At every station the cars were surrounded by
negroes, as they generally are on Sunday. The youth
expressed great surprise at this and Upon being ques
toned, said that he had always been under the i'm
preston that the negroes chained upon the Sab
bath day. Such the lies by which the North
seeks, from their Childhood, poison the minds of
its youth against their brethren living under the same
constitution and laws with themselves.
Richm0nd Despatch.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PorTsvlLLE. The first
manifestation of excitement this subject in Potts
vile, occurred on Wednesday of last week, among
the colored portion of the population on the appear
ance of two officers from Baltimore, in search of an
alleged fugitive slave, the wife of named
Brown. She eluded pursuit. however and escaped
to Port Carbon. On Thursday morning the officers
followed, when a number of coored men collected
in and around the house to which she had been con-
veyed, and prevented the officers from entering.
She afterwards effected her escape in company with
several other colored persons. The matter elected
very little excitement, and few white persons have
cared to trouble themselves about it.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

The present administration of the general govern
ment estimates the receipts for the present fiscal year
at $45, 900 and the expenses atabou $50 OOO, OOO
If the government cannot get along in time of pro-
found peace $45, 0OC 900 year, it is time another
administration taking the helm of affairs We
see it stated that the estimate for the army in
against less than $500 during the Mexican war;
How the government manages to spend more than
$4,000, 900 year now is marvel to US, when no
democratic administration in time of peace ever
reached 900 for ordinary expenditures. Wing
administrations know how to spend money, at all
events. Norfolk .9rguS.
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THE PARITY" PRESIDENT

The Washington Republic of the 18th instant takes
occasion to speak several times in of its articles
in relation to the position of Mr.. Clay towards the
Administrations and that paper is particular in this
connection to place Mr.. Fillmore in front, and Mr..
Clay in the rear, " under his ead.'' This is empha-
sized-indeed it is mentioned and dwelt upon repeat
eddy in the course of quite short article.
The object of this is very apparent 1t is to iden-
tify the old Clay Wings with Mr.. Fillmore's Admin
station, and to their support of the latter il
the ensuing campaign.
But the boidest part of this article of the Republic
is as follows:
The Wings of the country have thoroughly
isration naturally and necessarily the leaders of
the Wing party. The President, though the Pres-
dent of the people, is still the head of the party and
the lead which Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Clay, and Mr..
Crittenden are contented to follow, will be a safe
guidance for the Wings throughout the country,
without regard to the alterations and eccentrcites of
local leaders,
Here it is unblushingly avowed that the members
of MI Fillmores Cabinet the g natural leaders -
of the Wing party and that the President himself is
the s. head - of the Wing party! Still he is the
President of the people that is he is black and
white at the same tine!
Gen. Taylor, we were told, was to be the Presi-
dent of the people, and not to know party and
Mr.. Fillmore ditto. That is what we were told
but what has been done2 Let the above extract from
the Republic, and the proscriptive policy of the Ad
ministration, give the answer.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

A MODEL MAYOR !-Anf- Fugitive SLaue Laao meet
ing at Lynn. An " indignation meeting" against
the Fugitive Slave Law was held at Lynn, (Mess.)
Saturday evening last. The Chief Magistrate of
the town-Mayor Hood-presided, and made speech
full of gems fiji to make coronet for him King of
the w DOLLY Heads. Among other things which the
Tribune here, quotes with great gusto, he said he
obeyed.'' He solemnly pledged himself never to lift
finger in the work of returning a fellow man to
Slavery neither would he his official power to
protect Slave-ca,chers.
series of strong resolutions were passed, one of
which is as follows:
Resolued, That the citizens of Lynn, being free
themselves, will never assist in enslaving others.
meeting opposition to the law is to be held
this evening in Beverly, and another In Springfield
tomorrow night. Neao York Erpress.
The New York Tribune says anti-fugitive slave
law Mass State Meeting has been called by the lead
ing citizens of Vermont, meet at Bethel the 9th
of March.
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w 1on,es No. 1, Harrison Street, Gin
,una Mo Ohio is our General Travelling Agent for the
Western states assisted by j. R. Smith, J. Il; Dent
T 9. Fsti R and
Smiley. e Montronerv. Ala, is our
WI TeIIine Agent for the States of Alabama and
Tennessee. 100 c.b ,rantb Street
-, .hiIb; is onr General Travelling Agent, assisted
Nv VIM. H. Weld, John Collins. James Deering, A Kirk
Wellington, E. A. Evans, John I. JudkIns. r. Locke
los Button Geo. P. Button and Thos. D. Nice
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

Do THE PEOPLE WANT A CONVENTION! The Peo-
pie of the State want no Convention. The former
Convention very wisely provided way by which
prudent and judcious changes could be effected with
out the usual resort to a Convention. There was
nothing that Convention did, which exhibited more
sagacity and foresight than that very provision. which
put it in the power of two successive Legislatures.
and an appeal to the baot-box, determine whether
a change could be desired not by the people. The
next campaign will be conducted upon the issue now
before them in regard to the change in voting for Sem
atos, and after that the people will again have it in
their power TO say at the polls whether they like the
change enough 10 ratfY it.
As wise as this provision is as well guarded as it
has been in its various phases to prevent hasty or
inconsderate Legislation, it is abused by the wings,
and the authors of it stgmatized by them lit tie bet
ter than simPletons and fools. The people, however,
will know whom to mark as fools.
Charlotte Hornets Nest.
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The French Spoiation Bill passed the Senate, and
went 10 the House during the - last hours of the
session. On Monday night, the Sd, Mr. Buel NOV
ed to take this bill up; and the House-a two-thilds
vote being requredrefused to suspend the rules, by
yeas 1O4, nays rs. So the bill was defeated.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

WHIe JUSTICE. Fifteen Magistrates ap-
pointed by the late Legislature for the County of
Gates-aH Of uchOm are Whtgs. Verify, the Sena-
tor anu Commoner of that County liberal men.
Notwithstanding several Democrats were recon-
mended By the Court. not appointed, but all
appropriated 10 the Whigs, for political purposes we
suppose. We hope that the people of Gates will
bear this outrage in mind, and give indignant re-
buketo its perpetrators. There will be day of
reckoning. Elizabeth City Pioneer.
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CONFECTEONARIES,
FRUITS, F.4.N'CI' GOODS, CIGARS, SC.
SAINT. III. w NrES,
Petersburg, Va,

EzszSalAAzz3G Petersburg, Va,
rs receiving per various packets and steamers from
1 Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a
large and splendid of Goods in his ne which
he offers the trade at imp ecedented low prices.
Merchants and others visiting the city, would find it
to their advantage give him CALL He would also
state that he has hand the largest and finest
sortment of Cigars ever offered in this market.
Petersburg, March 4, 1851. So
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LEATHER. LEATHER.

WE receiving our Stock of Leather for the
w Spring trade which, for extent, variety and quail
y, has never been surpassed in Petersburg We re-
speculy request examination by our customers and
all others who may any articles in our line and we
pledge ourselves be undersod by any House in
Virginia. Indeed, there many articles of
manufacture that sell low they to be had
in any Northern city. Below give some of the lead
ing articles:
HOO sides Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
$50 do Russell and Waxed Upper Leather.
$50 doz. Calf Skins, embracing IL different grades.
$50 do Lining and Binding Skins
Skirting, Harness and Bride Leather.
Bag Hides and Hog Skins.
Patent Leather of every kind.
F. A. & r. H. FORD.
No 81, Old Street.
Opposite B. P. Harrisons SaddIery.
Petersburg, va.
N. B. Always in store supply of sewed and Pegged
Brogans of make at the lowest market prices
Petersburg, Va, March 8, 1851. 36-H
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New YORK SENATOR A telegraphc despatch in
the New York Express, dated Albany, March g.,
states that bill providing for the election of United
States Senator had just been defeated in the Senate
by vote of ayes Is, noes lO-Mr. Beeklnan voting
in the negative-the bill requiring two-thirds for
decision.
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MEssRs. CL1NGMAN AND sTANLY.

1t seems that personal collision has taken place
between Messrs. Clingman and Stanly. A special
despatch to the New York Tribune, dated Washing
ton, Monday, March 8, s-P. M, says: s. Mr. Stanly
in his seat, when Mr.. Clingman came along and
spoke to him. Mr.. Stanly replied, when Mr.. Cling
man sprung the desk on Stany and crushed him
to the floor. Members instantly interfered and sep
arated them No notice was taken of the assault by
the House,
We have notice of this affair in the pro-
ceedings of the House given in the Washington
papers. 1t is not stated what Mr.. Clingman said to
Mr.. Stanly, or what it was that Mr.. Stanly said in
reply to him. All we know is, that there fight.
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Photographed for the Washington Republc.l

RosToN, March 3.
THE FUGITIvE-SLAvE RESCUE. In the case of T.
P Smith, (coored) for aiding in the late rescue, the
Commissioner held him for trial a'the next term of
the U. S. court.
The of Levi Hayden for aiding in the rescue.
is now under examination.
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Fayetteville & Northern Plank Roa.

Meeting at Ffnch's store, Johnston County.
PUBLIC Meeting will take place at Fincl's Store.
IA in Johnston County, on Saturday, March 29th, at
ii o'clock.
All persons who interested in the construction of
the Fayetteville and Northern Plank Road invited to
atte~d.
Fayetteville, March 8, 1851. S6-2t.
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MARRTRH.

In Halifax, on the 26th ultimo, by the Rev. Thomas
G. Lowe, DIR. Henry Joyner to Miss Ann E. Pope.
In Martin County, at the residence of Levi Howell,
Esq, tho 9th ultimo. by the Rev. T. G. Lowe, Dr.
Elisha Williams to Miss Sarah E. Howell
In Halifax County, the 25th ult., by w. J. Hill,
Esq, Mr.. Charles White to Miss Emily Gregory.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR ROAD.

We learn that under the Resolution of the last AS
semby. hundred and fifty tons of iron have been
purchased the credit of this Road, and will be laid
down speedily as possible. The receipts of the
Road pledged to pay for the iron and if paid for
and when the new Company comes into possession of
the Road it is to be sold and the proceeds pu in the
State Treasury.
This iron will be a considerable addition to the
Road Its officers, learn, untiring in their eff
lors 10 accommodate the travelling public and to af
aord means OF transportation. No Road, perhaps, has
ever struggled along this has done, or performed
as much on such uncertain and slender materials.
We learn that Capt Bevers has been promoted to
Inc post OF Superintendent in place of Mr.. Rhodes,
resigned and that Mr. L. E. Riggan, of Franklinton,
mas been appointed Captain in place of the former
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

we Invite attention to the able Speech of the Hon.
lillian b. Shepard, in columns to-day, against
convention and in favor of the present basis of rep
1eSen'auon. Mr.. Shepard does not leave the oppo-
menus OIL the basis single inch of ground to stand
"PO"' heed his Speech, and reflect upon it.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

FORMATION OF AN ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY IN CAN
ADA. We learn from despatch, received at the Bea-
Office Saturday evening. that in Toronto, Canada,
large Ant-slavery meeting was held in the City
Hall, Friday night, called by the Mayor of that city,
for the purpose of considering the of slavery
Slavery Society of Canada the declared object OF
which is to aid in the extinction OF slavery throughout
the world. pretty general sympathy was manites-
ted in the cases of fngtves from American bondage
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KERR g. MARBURY,

Successors to James p. Smith,
Importers and Dealers in
China, Cut, Pressed and Plain Glass,
AND EARTHERN WARE,
Lamps, Looking GLASSES. EHyfttannfG and STIceT
Plated Ware ShOuver Baths, RetrigerutOrs, &c.
Sign of the Octagon Pitcher,
SYCAMORE STREET.
Petersburg, va.
Are receiving their Spring supply embracing large,
and handsome assortment of all kinds of articles
usually to be found in such establishments They
prepared offer goods at low any similar
House North. An examination of their stock respect
fully solicited.
Petersburg, Va, Feb. &c, 1851. 34--3t.
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The BIBLE. A certain space in the Glass Palace
London has been appropriated to the Bible Socie-
ty for the purpose OF exhibiting specimens of the
Holy Scriptures in one hundred and fifty different
languages.
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SENATE THE UNITED STATES At 10 o'clock
Yesterday. Immediately upon the termination Of the
Thiry-rst Congress, the Senate re-assembled, (Hon
w. r. Ming, President, in the chair,) in pursuance
of circular addressed to the Members severaIly by
the President of the United States of which the fol-
lowing is copy:
- To the Hon., Senator fron1-:
SIR: Whereas divers and weighty causes con-
nected with Executive business necessary be tran
sacted, create extraordinary occasion, requiring
that the Senate be convened you therefore reques
ted, as Member of that body, to attend meeting
thereof to be holden the Capitol, in the city of
Washington, on the 4th day of March Instant.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1851. -
The following Senators, whose terms of service
had expired, and who have been reelected for fur
her term of six years. were recognised and sworn in,
according to the usual term:
From Michigan, Lewis Cass.
From Indiana, Jesse ID. Bright.
From Mississippi. Jefferson Davis.
From Maryland, Thomas G. Pratt.
From Virginia. James NJ. Mason.
From Maine. Hannibal Hamn.
From Texas, Thomas ]. Rusk.
From Wisconsin, Henry Dodge.
Also attended and sworn in. James A. Bayard, a
new Senator from the State of Delaware.
Twelve o'clock was fixed upon as the daily time OF
meeting at the present session of the Senate.
Messrs. Berrien and Hunter were appointed TO wait
upon the President of the United States and inform
him that quorum in attendance and ready to
receive any communication which he might have to
make.
And then the Senate adjourned to tomorrow.
National InLeLieencer.
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e.,lVE SLAVES. The Boston Traveller gives
r. "ia' hundred fugitive slaves, or less, have
left Boston within short time.
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The Democratic Convention which met at Nash
vile on the 25th ultimo resolved that they would
abide by the Compromise measures of the last ses-
sion of Congress- provided that the North do the
same-but should the North evade the Compromise,
or repeal the same, abolish slavery in the District Of
Columbia, or refuse to admit States because they
were slave States, they would adopt such measures
of defense and redress the honor and safety of the
South would require.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Growth Of 1850; raised by the United Society called
Shakers and DIR. Landreth. For sale by
Henry D. Turner,
North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, N. e"
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REMOVAL.

KEMUVAL.
WIN. G. NOBLE takes this means, to inform his
w friends in North Carolina that he continues with
Cameron, Hayward and Edwards,
(I.ate Lindsey, Cameron & Hayward,)
who have removed to
No. I6I. Broadway, New York,
adjoining Rathhun's Hotel and opening and will
continue receive by every Steamer from Europe the
Ne,vest, Richest and most desirable styles If
French, German, English, italian, InGfa SfiE ard
FANCY GOODS,
to be found in this market He particularly invites
examination by Merchants visiting the city, he is de-
termned sell the lowest prices for cash approved
credit Orders will meet with strict attention.
New York, Feb. 20, 1850. 32-4w.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

In the list of contributions to the Washington
Monument during the month of February last we
find the following in the National Intelligencer from
North Carolina
Grand Lodge of North Carolina, $loo 90
Franklinton Lodge, w
Eagle Lodge, No.7l, w
Wayne Lodge, III w
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$126 90

This speaks well for the " old North State"
The officers and crew of the United States shiPs
Plymouth and John Adams contributed during the
past month $216 to the same noble OBJECT; and MI
Isaac Groom, of Alabama contributed $780,
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CITY Tax List.

Cily Tax AhSt.
NOTICE is hereby given that I will attend at the
IN Town Hall on Tuesday, the first day Of April next
to take the City Tax List for the year, according
to law. VIM. DALLAS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, March 9Th, 1851. &C