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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-14
Teas Cheaper than Evcr!!!

100 Half Chests Rose Flavor Black Tea,
Is a" " 0long
Is " " Ming Yong
VsVHESE Teas are better Tor the price than
A were ever offered before in Philadelphia, es-
peciaIly the Rose Flavor, which is Of TIE very
best quality and finest flavor, and families that
want Half Chest or less by sending soon will
get first rate article at a very low price. They
will be well packed up and sent to Depot or cars
free of charge. DAVID PEASE,
Tea Dealer and Grocer
S. w. Cor. 9th & Arch Sts
Philadelphia.
Nav 10, ls5l.-9mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-14

HN pursuance Of ON order Of the Orphans Court
4 Of Northumberland county, will be exposed
70 public sale on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of
Juuo rc>t, ai the Public House cf Henry Haas,
in the Borough OF Northumberland, viz:
,ss 4 CERTAIN LOG HOUSE
LLI and Lot Of Ground situate in the B Or
ough of Northumberland aforesaid, numbered
- in the Town plan Of thc same, and contain
lng sixty l,rs iu front and Two hundred and forty
icct in depth, Late tr. Estate Of Andrew Crao-
thcrs If Northumberland, deceased. sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock, =. VI. Of said day, when
the terms Of sale viii be made known by
ALEXANDER COLT, Admir-
By order Of the Court.
JOHN p. PURSEL, OK.
May 10. iSJl.--ts.
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Richardson Brothers 4 Co.'S Circular.

IUTI(N UIUT
Pr B0ffic LIVERPOOL. 9tt, Mo- 4'rl- l.'..
We have s;.l splendid weather. with proSpec' Il "s
continuance. .
oral than m fhC preceding. ier SHIPS having IA ron
tho United States and from Europe, VITA " len anu
Flour our lush supplies ,tlIl very moae-l'e We
have no new feature rcgor # tie stake q Ae i.i,
either Is y respects demand ~ prlce.
9th Month 10Th orr market thfs mornIg We had 2
moderate attendance or miers and dealers operated
with aucb caution and Feiy sm4A hnsnes, va. h. To
Wheat ~ dec me OF iullg 3D. ON foreign and 2i. ~ bs
on IRISH new IS beng the top value IF the best samples nj
the latter Ia the early pat OF the market there - ~
lie more activity IN Tie sale Il Barrel Flour. hut = no.
keen Oh, and tie trade closed quiet 10 bout tie Tcn
pr cos Of last week FOX az descriptions.
NrI,v CoRN on the SPOT was not npged er. and not
much done floating carsoes from holders ccla--nS
an advance of ID Il quarter.
O.Ts and OATvr. were slow sale ard the fjrmer
fully ID % - ns lower on hte and Black. and te latter
Gd IoaC. ~
480 ts lower
Grinding BARLEY IN retail demand 10 our quotations
We arc resIeclfulg.
RICHARDSOS BROTHERS 4 co
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
lSp,.SA-Samrel ". Parker. who wa.

lNDlANA.-Samuel ". Parker. WhO was
recently elected 10 Congress 10 the IFth Dis
trct says M a letter to a ..erl Of H.. ia MIS-
sippi. That although he might nor have voted Tor
the Fugitive Slave Law, ~ the eIl Ol the pef-
petulty OF the mon beng hazaIde1.
..no one Of those measures could have been made
30 bad that would not have voted for it. BIT now
that the majority have determined upOn them as the
peace measures. ] would 10, touch them, % the
crossing OF a or doitInZ az j. such was ny po
sltlon such i s and Will De, 1ere or elsewhere 7
#. II Roi efts has aeel elected President Of
the Madison Typographical >ociety ali ".
Nichols, Secretary
Il he following Counile, have Organized Az
T,uitu!al Societies LdertnC aw Of the last session
Morgan. Elknar., Marion. u. Joseph. Putnam, La
pofie. Hendricks. virgo. Tippecanoe Monigomery
WayHe. Parke. Lawrence. Oven, Munroe, Henry
and hoSciusEo.
The following COunties .lil hold FAIRS this al,
W Morgan-Dr. Nyhe. Of Bloomington, 70 deliver
The address, ElAhar-E. VI. chamberlain 70 deliver
fre address -. JO.erh-.dcress BY }. J.. Jerncg.n
Wayne-a3GIess ny Gov Wngh, Putnam, ParAe,
Law Teles, TlIleesnSc. Nigo and hosciusko.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Liverrool Corn Market.

TINS fe fasst seuisfnber weather ee have known oi
numter Of years and Truly for the saving 4 ne
northern and latter harvest, Whch We nay expect 70 Oe
concluded "a a sh n time. 49,.
The imports u Gram moderate The prncis Al ms
Ueek s from the United States. whence nave receFec
1872 ors II WHEaT and 227 bbs Of FLOUR at the same
time the weeks 70 Ireland aad cqswse - ese
t,o ARTICLES stand nigh to and 9,45B hDis our
local cohsurnpon Is steady and extensive. As our present
rates show smart loss imports f-ol Ameca tle siiI
4nens from thence for time VIII, very Froha2lr oe n
paratlveiy all.
The CoRN market this morning was d1'l Od tl-eign
WIZ. r limited quantities only, at decline
Of id rer busnel from The rates of ast Ire.fa l. Ae
mean farfel and French sack FLoUR modrre business
vas done at quite good o iate We per-
fectiy bare Il Irlsh old OAT and being N snort sup
pv full pTices obtained. except for loV bacH nes
lrh,cb VOC IA H. I'd uer hushsl cAcarcr. BARLEY,
BEANS and PEA without change w are also Fery
hate Of good INDIAN corn secondary quality conWaled
full urces ,Gay aud To- dav The accounts from van
ous quarters = The tcoEs Potato Disease ~ coming
o. hand =. a more serious complexion
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

wa-d of Bzihurs' ne oghT 'ige nrs pong = niles
north-we. On t8e >-aIr cr 10 sceE. near i's ili-
t.or .r.th TIC NscqBane River. = was ~ mated
;aa- ere acre at0lt 900 i"l-n.i a' t.h-I' '.il
slrsrccs scf'tr.o In ofls. directions SEVERN par
tses worslnr % company "efc sho 'h i' &c .
,,-s4 fsree ret.-fs or. lldlrlta a. v-c. = IA I'VE
c.nf,s 80 mad. fnfIr ..F0f l0lui-'iDrA p. ft--l'
~.lrr,,af-e - snare A. aroui - #o. AlfeaiT a.
a4rd u -ec,f'3 w4s sad - t-.- DttL4 z s--.eIso'
,,Tg ..e re-arrs 81. reUTs -1ntai by Sac uJs' sur
cee>fnl Glggers PurcItse- ~ slI. tno = 4i.i> . -
teen Elected OF the ercs fof-e extent of -jtnt-
among -fne sDeclInc-ls Transmitted I'D >FlHeF' l'4i
,,t.ch we.e Beng oTh45'et. W4s lumq ~ciSlins
a., ornses gros~ alleged 70 be- alnfo.i eniifey W
ci1 -od The metal was SAID 20 - ST )-.eo " q
cou.lceYatle extori N the oei - ihe cfeet' ara
o,bef discoveries were predicted. fepoI,s al 'e I'd
,..,,ea - Srdrav - sois hav1rc been found - d
riace e. ..d illaUarra. neer the Aannfng RIVER:
NJ Varsravee rta.es ,ha, tae eo.d he aas o7i-iaed
IS cute tgua d; Ho; superior, 10 u'-i ''.A 'e -"
u 4
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
I.i,ornnol Cottnn ,Iarkct.

-, 30 o..I- - ta,crr az good demand rom all
ri..es II ,-e.s Irpnr., crr-.ue ght arl olF STOCK
, =, s.,-re-. arf lend O.. cheek exports A. present
~ Ser and reel sli7 e4 and tho s-es re t lies
81 zu -fr,fs 5.s eTral- TN. r-crrfs % new t't n
-. .t, rsr-. ..e mich heavier fi9H last Fear; l1l al
rtorr IL o. ne ri'erl of fHr ultimate t' 'i crop
thes tend g. Coar. tht lar-ei e''A4,e' I'd ''' '''=
,.... "a o.o
ha~ u hcA T. are taken on s1ecEl1t'n az i-t et
-, r. d-,'g eels az 0f0 RAGS 3Cc0 beng iken Tor
errrt ac % Speculation IL pIces there 10 10 eGallol
Ts.re as t.en healthy demand f'r cotton today and
tle saits amount 70 1.ttf bales go.
SPECTATORS and exporters together nave pfA@ssu <'V
bales r.tu.-.-
Holders have been VII ng sellers q, las' frr q'o-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Nrw-H.up,HlRr.-The Whig State Con-

Nrw-HArPsHlRE.-The WhIg State Con-
veutlon. which was 10 have been held al Man
chester duung the second week IN October has
been postponed TO such time a The State Com
mi,,ee shall hereafter appoint Tie postpone
uent was probably on account Of the STATE Ag-
ncu.tural FAIR. which Is to be held N Maac4es-
ter or the eth.
The Democratic STATE Convention i 20 De
held 81, Nanchester October 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Marke1, NEn.OeLEANs. s.

The sales of CorroS to-day have oe en- 5000 bales,
~ s0sc fOy N.ddlIng Tie Week'. sales have been
$500 oales and the receipts - 900. The total re-
cents since thc drst instant nave been J-WO bales,
against i6O0O last year. The export, have been r.
Geo. AL other art,c.es are quiet. STIRLING E1-
CHANGE D., a. l0allc. premium. Cotton E-iDHIs
10 l!s6rfop. arU a ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, sept. y i-3l.
TIE Application Tor an INJUNCTION 70 restlah lhe
G. ~ authorities from removing the remains o. Stcph
er Girard 10 Girart College for nna Interneut' "fs
tins morning re fused Dy the COur. The ceremonies
wi therefore take place on TUESDAY next, under me
direction Of the Masonic Order.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Feov NEw-ORIEASs.-The

NON -NEN-UKLEANs.- = HT 9.'1''I1~II'I
Uncu. capt Buad.arnset saturday yino-ring 10 days
shours from New Orieaa> ne on2gs rs pa2efs 20
The lg;h. one DAY in advance o. ne man, bat hey
coHi.ln nothing new Tie following .s her ,ace.e
Ils-
Ia-tr Ii--l- C sts- ii Brarr.r {. ---- :, ~
XaEr.sr ac-.--- 80. Bee a Conn., lel
4. h,HsA Sos----45.e,t OTJes ss5sV
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
re.ructive fire at Cleveland.
h-FFtIo. >aiufdAy, >tpt- =.

CLL.4L,ND, OHIO, saturday sept. g.. 81.
4 serious IRE broke out last nislt on River
II IN this CRY, destroying the farmers Hotel.
and l. or ID adjoining wooden buildings. The
!oss Is estimated Al ABOUT SlJ.Vjp.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Py le'eciarr 70 ito Neg-York lntrnr.
The srn-lo Firo.

FFAic. saturday. sep. g 1881
The iC>~ lyfae fro IS nor or any means -
grea, as ~, a, ii-.' supposed ara NIL not, % IS
said, exceed s3c0 soc. ;Ae buildings tes'Fo7e.
having been ns4r., al wooden and o. very l'r.e
value The lr> zane, on -ne property = about
$4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Lnndnn Sfncl 1IarkcI.

NoyrAy FvESING The vague eelms # gloom p = Cd
n tho stock MAJ ots ;or the last eT DAYS has ' ~ r.
cr. and further decline has taken place Il ctfFtcf
uer cent Cons0s wtioh ie on on >aturcat at o. c.n,
opened tn, morning ~ 90 c5j ana soon receieu u '
o. a winch . .v renamed mt the termination ot bust
ness For The Iith of October he las Gu0tatn vs. j
a. TIL, .pecu,afcrs continue 10 act for . fail.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
srppqur Corar.~Special Terol-Be.

S,PRgllF COURT --SDeCidi JffDt-De-
fore Judge Edmonls.-D d ecisions. In me matter
OF the petition Of susan De Angels. The Court of
Common 7 eas even = Il has junsdlc-On over ac-
tons for divorce. no jurisdiction 10 award IS 10
the custody OF tie children either pending ine suit
for divorce, or acr tne Judgment therein. Ihe pro-
tectlve jurisdiction Of thaucerY over inlanLs. winch
has existed m that COuf .lnce is org 4nzalion, has
been conferred by re Constitution on 10 supreme
COuTt alone. and 10 s.aiute has ye' conferred any
portion OF II upon ans other Court.
Tracg az. T9.p4fsr, gTsspfsnf, 4e.-lne Norm
American IIust ar BANKING COmpanF, lae pfpofated
uacer the general .ts-ia2 .a~, I'D no 1n'honiy 10
purchase stock, 70 sell lgain - Other banks or 70
send abroad for sale ana any contract fof 81 pur
pose was absolutely 9.c and cdnno, ye eMOrce1
ether for Or agaIsi 'le company. Ana any person
engaging IL such Transaction with the company
wa bound 10 inquire and know whether me pur'
chase Was for Az gnla"tI. purpose. hepofi ol tns
referees. disaowllg the clam Of the o,ae Of lndi-
ana iOf $l15lNn rrr interest. contrm'f VIA cpsts-
BaiBt ads. Atfs.-Jnl giaent set ASIDE, IN cots.
Same ads sagas.--.lo.iOn 20 set ASIDE executions
granted with costs
MED, with costs. -. -
Val ant Of4,rs act Brovn.-RepOn O. niefee as
10 sIrplu. mO.ets rJr aff8ec. With costs.
Halioek ads r9asf,>t -Moionf for judgment grant
ed with costs.
In the matter Of P..e 'rlstee.-Repo't confirmed.
EXCEPT as % two ifCls.
Snifa sst Lo-ksoaa M "9od. Motion 'or 'nJunc-
Taf5ayrpe J. g. .a,ks5a ,fnL agt Ef.aana T.. St,eaea
aad ofbfrs -Jujgu,lt according 20 prayer oi com
Y0tido Da,ls9a All oia,Ts at. Hsgry M lsgn aaf
ofaers Decree soitt4-
CouRr OF COMMON Pleas. - GenerdI
Teru--D ecIsI0u s.-Garref H. HayJse egt. J'4n
ssiras--Motlon % sef aside report denlei
JoAn g. Spring 40. Ai0ns0 Acknowledgements Al
afmed, wIih cos-,.
Cso. ". Ba1sr ast. Hla. ). Wood, a e.-Jyds neh'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

NORTH AvraciN rRusr CoNraNy. An
.mPorian, decision Sto ih.s company 49, = 'oaai
under head of supreme CONT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

Tir Psc,rr.-rbis noble s.eanshin
saed a. noon ou >.arday for L.verpoo. W a . p.s-
serycrs ard $780, ssc.s sold. sS5s.s12 sicr-
Ing. El..sS s. An'.g ,Ae passengers We nosc.
t1l-ie> k. Tiickcar .C r,roftls-a- .-es 20 China.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30
800 Acres of Land for Sale.
IN MOORE COUNTY, N. e

Mar tile C0al Mines on Deep Rirer
IFNHE undersigned having qualified as Administrator
with the will annexed, on The Estate of l.. X Pratt
decd will sell to the highest bidder the 18th of Nav
next. on credit Of nine months, Tract of Land ia
Moore County, anil within mile of the Coal Mines
Deep River. and is probable there is quantity
Coal upon IL. This tract of land has farm i'm
provements upon in; it contains quantity the very
best long lea pines.
This situation isVery desirable for Turpenfne farm.
fur burning Tar, making Shingles, and getting Tim
ber which may be had This land ofany desirable SIZE
There also gooh Mill site the centre the tract
This land sale is worthy the attention the enerprs-
ing OF the Stale. This land, lying in the bend Of
Deep River, above the Gulf, within mile of Peter
Evans Mills, adjoining the lands OF VIM. D. TYSON
George Wilcox and others, the above articles oftrade
will! be convenient for boating TO merchants down The
Deep River, or two miles liom navigation.
BY reference to Cornelius Tyson, William D. Tyson
George Wilcox, the land will be shown or any in.
formation given. JOHN BOROUGHS.
Orange County, April 4, 1851. S62-fs.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30
THE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, April "a. Stock of bacon light, and
selling from to II cents, according to quality corn
fair stock. and selling at 10 cents moasses 20 cents
per gallon flour SIS rs to SO. The Journal says of
Naval The receipts of Turpentne have been
tremely light during the past week. and prices have
NAMED firm with advance of cents per barrel for
yellow dip. We would remark, relative to virgin Dip
that be of the Uery best quality if the article
brings quotations. Our figures given in all in
indication of the price for the best, and
when the article does not to the proper mark
deduction is made accordingly. Hence it frequently
that apparent heavy deductions made by the In
spectors In order therefore, that may not be mis-
understood quote virgin dip from So to $4 per bar
REL of $50 lbs. according to quaity Sales of upwards
of 1000 bbIs Common Rosin s. per Dbl. The arti-
Gle is scarce and holders asking higher prices. Sales
of 500 hbls. Spirits Iupsntine at % 20 and 80
cents per gallon closing latter price. About 400 bbs.
Tar brought ST. 20 81 % per bb, closing at highest
figure.
fered during the week has been SMALL but owing the
large of Northern arriving the price has not adj
vanced and it is difficult to obtain l to II Cot
ton-snce the Pacifc's news, has been very dull and
we quote 81 for prime Corn-Market better supplied
most of the sales for the week were made at s75.
For-The stock is large and is difficult obtain
ouotations-S5 to $5,50-several sales made rs cts
under Feathers continue and much inquired for.
Lard in demand. ready sale at IL cents. Poultry
tinues scarce. Carohnian
| PErEnsBURs, April &c. Tobacco not brisk; Tugs
lower and not much good leaf for SALE Prices So
so to SI2, according to quality. Sales of Cotton
to lO3 cens receipts of wheat light and selling at
from 70 80 cents corn IS to 70 cents and du -four
50 rs, and dull >e7--
New YoRK, April 800, p. m. Flour is quiet and
dropping. Sales of red wheat 100 03 cents Gene
see, ia lie cents. Corn is decining-saes of ls.-
600 bushels at SO 81 cents for yellow. Cotton dull
sales of 800 bales at l0I for UPiands and II
cents for New Orleans.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30
Lost or MiSlaid,

AN Saturday, she 18th Of April, in Raleigh. large
NHcatfSkin pocket book, not much worn, containing
about thteen dollars in cash-a dollar bill aud
three dollar bill also, number of papers of various
kinds. Two notes, payable to Willis Scott for $ll9
50, with Solomon Harp and Orren Mullins. surefies
and another Mrs. Malone, for $50, with the
suretes in the book together with note against
William Mcdowell, due the subscriber, amount not
collected also several receipts and other papers, not
recoected. l hereby forewarn all persons from
trading for with said notes papers, from using
them in any way. z
The subscrb will feel grateful for any information
which may lead him to the recovery ofthe pocket book
and he will give reasonable reward to any who
will restore it to him, with is contents.
JAMES o. MULLINS.
Wake county April 81, 1881. Aft
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30

MORE Mock AUCTION SwINDLEs. On Saturday
last Mr.. j. F. o. Wilbar, of Greensborough, N. g..
while in the city purchasing goods, was attracted by
the cry of "goIng, going, gone" proceeding from
mock auction shop at the corner of Wall and Pearl
Streets and seeing Of the Mayors banners fly
ing he ventured in, and induced purchase large
ly. At length of the " Peter Funks :" requested
the loan of $50, as he was short. The money was
at once handed over by Mr.. WiIbar. few moments
after another request for fifty was made, and this
was also complied with and the assurance given that
all would be right. After finishing his purchases, a
bill of 1925 made out to MIR. Wilbar, who, see
ing that many Of the articles charged at several
times their actual worth, refused to pay it but by
threats at length induced to foot the bill. Yes
terday afternoon he made complaint before Justice
Lothrop against the Z" Peters, who, in all probable
ity, will be arrested this morning. 1t is only few
weeks since that similar transaction occurred at this
same shop. Nelo York Sun.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30
PAIL ROAD MEETING

An adjourned meeting of the citizens of Petersburg
was held in the Court House the evening of the
22d inst. The Mayor Of the City presided and K
A. Pryor acted Secretary.
| The Chairman introduced 10 the Meeting, the Hon
Judge Saunders, of North Carolina. Judge Saunders
addressed the meeting at length and with marked Ell
feet, in behalf of the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. Al
the conclusion of Judge Saunders Speech Mr.. A. q.
McIlwane moved the appointment of COMMITTEES
to draft resolutions for the consideration OF the
Meeting.
The Chairman appointed on the Committee Messrs.
A. G. McIlwaine darcy Paul, K. Il. Meade, I. S.
Gholson and VIM. T. Joynes. DCring The absence
of the Committee,
Mr.. John W. Syme addressed the Meeting, in re-
Spouse to call. At the conclusion of his remarks
he offered the following resolution, which was unan-
imousy adopted
Reso7ved, That the thanks of the citizens of Peters
burg are due and are hereby rendered to the Hon. R.
NJ. Saunders of North Carolina. for his able speech
in behalf Of the reconstruction of the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroads. work of common interest to North
Carolina and Virginia.
The Committee appeared, and through their Chair
man reported the following preamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, the citizens of Petersburg deem the
speedy reconstruction of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road of vital and pressing importance the pros
perity of the city, and is only expected that the
citizens of Petersburg will materially aid said enter
PRISE but from information to be relied on it is prob
able that the success of it depends in great measure
upon them Therefore,
ResOlUed That in the opinion of this meeting, i'm
mediate steps should be taken to raise or that pur-
pose,) a sum not less than 100000.
Resoired That the Mayor of this City and
be. and they hereby
appointed committee, to wait the citizens of Pc
tersburg and solicit subscriptions for the aforesaid
purpose
The resolutions We're unanimously adopted, and
the Chairman of the Meeting filled up the blank
solution with the following names:
Messrs. Darcy Paul, H. D. Bird, Ro. B. Boiling,
Edwin James, r. o. Brtton, A. G. McIwaine, Thos.
White, ]. Fl. Patterson, and G. w. Boiling.
Mr.. Mclwaine suggested a caption for the sub
scription list, which DR.. Cox and Mr.. Branch OBJ
jected MIR. R. B. Boiling moved an amendment TO
the caption, and after considerable discussion the
amendment was adopted by the Meeting.
The subscription list then submitted to the
Meeting. and although it was quite late and many of
the audience mad left, upwards of 100000 worth of
stock was taken upon the spot.
On motion of Mr.. Ghoson the Meeting adjourned
ANDREW kEVAN, Chairman.
ROGER A. PRvoR, Secretary.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30
Fayetteville and Northern
PLANK ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that Books for receiving
subscriptions to the capital stock in the Fayete-
VILE and Northern Plank Road Company will be open.
cd from this date until the 25th of May next at the fol-
lowing places and under the direction of the following
persons, to-wit.
At Fayetteville, under the direction of Hon. Robert
Strange, DR.. B. w. Robinson, Arch'd Mclean j. W.
pearce' j. IL Shepherd Joel Williams. John c. Will
iams and d. G. McRae.
At Raleigh, under the direction of E. p Onion Dr
Thos d. Hogg, Geo. w. Mordecai, Seaton Gales and
VIM. w. Holden.
At Smithfeld, under the direction of J. w. Evans,
Ashley Saunders, and Duncan Mcpherson.
Upper part of Johnson under the direction of A. J.
Leach, John Mclean, and Linn Sanders
Lower part of lake. under the direction of Adam G.
Banks, Stephen Stephenson, Samuel Whitaker and Dr.
John H. Jones.
At Flea Hill Cumberland under the direction of loci
Williams, David McNeilI and N. X. McDufie.
AT Averasboro under the direction of D. j. Nc lister
John Z. Smith. Neill S. Stewart and VIM. II. Smith
At hIngsbury. under the direction of John g. Will
ams, Nathan King, Henry Elliott, and John McNeill
AT Nc Neil Ferry, under the direction of Archd S.
MCNEIL, John A Spears, DR.. John Mckay and Robert
b. Smith.
At Summcrve, under the direction of the Rev. Simeon
Cotton, Alex. d. Mclean, Arch'd Cameron and Hugh
G. Mclean.
At Neills Creek under the direction of G.. r. Co6ed
Andrew H Dewar, and Geo. W. Pegram
The several Committees are requested to open the
books forthwith and continue them omen until the
of May after which them to the
at Fayetteville by the first Monday in June next
ROBERT STRANGE,
B. w. ROBINSON,
ARCH'D MCLEAN,
J. w. PEARCE
j. G. SHEPHERD,
JOEL WILLIAMS
d. g. McRAE
JOHN G. WILLIAMS
Commissioners,
April 25 1851. s65wstw'