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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
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pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Mathew R. Smith hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattles, rights and
credits of Rebecca Smith late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
Ill and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ortlinary's Court for the said Dis
trict, TO be holden at Edgefeld Court House,
on the 18th day of February next, to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
2sth day of January in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-onc
and in the scvcnty-fiftIl year of American In
dependence.
JOHN HILL 0. Z. I.
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Leather.

NF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, may be had at
~ the Tanncry for CASH.
Also Tanners and Meats Foot Oil; the latter
the best article for Harness.
Cash paid for Hides and good Oak Bark.
All orders addressed to Williams e Christie,
or to Mr.. l.. NJ. Munger at the Tan Yard, will
be promptly attended to.
Il. r. MINIS
Feb. G. # 3
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April 90
G.FRDE.S' SEEDS.

JUST received the largest supply Of GAR
81 DEN SEEDS ever offered for sale in this
place Warranted 10 be fresh and of superior
quality Papers labelled with directions for eui-
tivation. \ descriptive Catalogue will be fur
nished gratis to those who purchase. For sale
by G.L. fENN, Agent.
Dec. %, 1850 tt 40
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Post Office.

TIE POST OFFICE REGULATIONS do
i not require Postnastcrs to open for the de-
livery OF Newspapers and Letters, on Sundays;
the public are. therefore, respectfully informed
that the Post Office at this place will not be open
cd in the future, on Sundays, for the delivery Of
Letters and Papers.
GL. PENN, ?. NJ.
Dee. 70, Il Al
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Ge A 4R: :n1e .GI ,

On The Doth ult., by Rev. I. D. ruryGoy, Mr..
WILSON AnSEy to Miss CLoEiA* West, daugh-
r Of Arthur West, all Of tliis District
On the %Oth ult., by Rev. T. D. PuryGoy, Mr..
j. B. RILEY and Miss MArclLLA SMITH, daughter
Of li;ilcion Smith. all Of this District;
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Str1Veti or Stolen

EROM the Pine House. on Saturday night
l. last, q young unbrokc MULE, newly reached
and tailed shaved. \ liberal reward will be paid
for the delivery of said mule Mt the Pine House,
or any information respecting it, addressed to the
Subscriber at Augusta, Ga, will be thankfully
received \. J. TAUL.
Feb 5 3ts )
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Notice.

4 IL those indebted to the Subscriber, either
1 \ by note or open account previous to the lst
january, 1851, are requested to come forward
and pay up by the 10Th February Ecxt, as he is
obliged to have his money. And those who do
;ot settle up by that time. viii find their notes
and accounts placed in proper hands for eollcc-
tion VI. NcEfO1.
Jan IL, Ii %
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Esti'ay.

DAVTD MALL, living near the old Charles
~ ton Road, about three miles North of Aiken,
tolls bcIorr me L small BAY HORSE, with 4
star in his forehead; left fore foot white. Sup
posed TO be six or seven years old. Appraised
al Forty-tiyc (S45) dollars.
SAMUEL FOSEI, N. L. D.
Nov. 81, 1850 4lm AZ
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Notice..

TUARDIANS AMI TRUSTEES are hereby
VI nrii.ird to make their annual returns TO ne
Oh Oh before the first of March next.
S. S. TOMPKlNS, C. Ed.
Cnnm'rs. Office, Jan. Is. 1851.
Jan III, It So
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DEN IT'S z r g,

THE Undersigned also takes this method
i informing Lis friends and the public, TIN
when not engaged i'll attending to the othe
branches of the Profession, he will take plcasur
in rendering his services to those who may fave
him with their patronage, in another very impol
tant branch Of the Profession, DENTAL SUI
gerry.
A. G.. TEAGUE, M. D.
EdgcGrId c. H., Jan. !, 1851. Iy SO
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ladies Gl0aks g. HEantiilaS
SNOWDEN d SHEAR,

AUGTSTA, GA.
TJAVE Received from New York, a supply
/ 4 Of Ladies Silk and Velvet CLOAkS and
MANTILIAS ofncw and beautiful styles. which
they will sell at greatly reduced prices. Persons
wishing those articles will do well TO call aud en-
anime the assortment.
Jur,' II
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ESsesrh EsotGtNg GIofhs.
SEDWDES S SHEAR,
Ga.

ATGrsTA, Ga.
EEAEE Received from New York, a full sup
L l. ply Of DUTCH HOLTlNG CLOTHS, "i
the best quality t" which they respectfully invite
the attention Of the public.
Ian 80 Il
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Rose Cottage Academy.

VENIlE TRUSTEES Of this Institution, have
L recently built neat and commodious house,
upon beautiful site, and employed B. NJ.
BLOCKER, Esq, to take charge Of the same
They have satisfactory assurances that hc is cmIi
ncntly qualified TO teach.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
For the Elementary Branches. ......... S. 90
For English Grammar, Geography, &C.. 4 90
For the Classics, .................... s 90
Coed Board can be had in the ncighborhood
at Sc, per month.
.ls is usual in Academies, no Scholar will be
taken for less time than a Quarter, though de-
ductions will BE- made for sickness
r TfSIMERMAN, :,
!, CULBREATH, :
/. NJ. BIRD, 2
NJ w. ABNEY, {
JOHN LAKE.
January ., 1851. 4t 81
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EGfCssst0e department.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 81, 1851.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 81, 1881.
By his Erccllcncy john H. Means, Gorcrnor
and Commandcr-m- Ch!c| in ard Orcr the
State Of SOUTH Carolina:
WHEREAS information has been received
w at this department that THOMAS DAl-
LEY. alias KEENAN,, who was committed To
the Jail Of beaufort District for negro stcaling
broke Jail a few days since. and made Ills escape:
Now. therefore. |, J. II. Means, Governor OF the
State of South Carolina. do hereby offer re-
ward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprcllen
sion and delivery into any Jill in this State. The
said Daley, alias krnan. is about fnrtyfivc years
old five feet five or six inches high, rather stoni,
blue eyes, front teeth out, and is an Irishlnan b.
birth.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
at Columbia, the 9th day Of January. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-onc, and in the seventy-tifth year Of
the sovereignty AMI independence Of the Uni
ted States of America.
J. II. MEANS.
B. X. IIESEGAS, Sccry of State.
Jan so ct
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ESfl'Ny.

WILLIAM A. IIARRIs, living at Edgcficll
w Court House, tolls before me, a Grey
MARE, blind in one eye, supposed to be twelve
years old nr more; appraised at ten dollars
W. w. ADAMS, NJ. L. n.
Fab 1850 dim
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Premium Dagucrrestypes!

MR. LEIG II Of the firm Of LEIGH & TICKER,
wi Augusta, Ga, whose Pictures WAS awarded
the first Premium at the State Fair Of Georgia.
would respectfully announce to the Ladies and
Gentlemen nf Elgciicld and vicinity, that lie has
taken rooms at the Spann Hotel, and would be
pleased To wait on all that may favor him with
their patronage.
February 6, If
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Notice.
Notice.
Notice.

4 IT. those having demands against the Estai
N of Abncr V. White. deceased are requisite
10 present them, properly attcsted, and those il
lcb,cd to make payment.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, If Is
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Notice.

a IL Persons indebted to the estate OF IIrzc-
~ kiah Stron, decd, are requested to pay up
before Return Day, or pay cost, and these har-
ING demands against said estate will present them
properly attestcd, as the law requires.
S. c. STROM, Admir-.
JAN Q, 1851 1t 81
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.gdassinfsfraior's 8 sale.
.vgSroes Wanted.

WANrED by the Hamburg ard Edgefcla
W Plank Road Company, by the month or
year, TWENTY ablc-bodrd HANDS. Apply
10 II. \. KENRICK. President, or
S. TROWBRIDGE, Supcr'dcn.
Hamburg, Feb 3, 1851. ii
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COLUMBIA, Feb. g.

COLUMBIA, Feb. 3.
Our iast weekly report OF the market closed
with Il fair and steady demand, at our quotations
of l0i to l2i cents. IN reviewing the week Just
brought TO close we find that the market has
been somewhat less active, aud that prices now
rule about lower than they wcrc-iar cot:"''
settling down at l2i cents.
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MEDICAL CARD.

TIIE Subscribers have this day formed Co
L partnership, for the practice Of
Medicine, Surgery & obstetrics.
Cases in charge of either Of them will receive
the attention of the other, when necessary, with
out additional charge.
O. Office at our Drug Store.
i. +. TEAGUE, M. D.
A. G. TEAGUE, N. D.
EdgcGcll C. H., January I, 1851,
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january ., 1850. If
n Office.
Notice.

TIIOSE Indebted to the Estate Of NJ
i Pc:cy, deed, arc requested TO make in
diate payment and all those having demand
drcscnt them properly attestel, to me, on o.
fore the first oi January next, or they vii
rejected.
SAMUEL POSEY, Ad,
june 10, 1850 If
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CO-PartnerShip.

CU.F FIFtEICFSIhHPs
TIIE Subscriber has this day associated wit
l. himself in his business, DR.. JoHS E. LEW;
and Mr.. n. Fl. CHASE.
The Business will hereafter be conducted III
der the name and firm Of T. NJ. FULLER & c
r. NJ. FULLER.
January ], 1851. If SO
DT Strict attention to business, and the
ID tremcly LOW PRICES at which We
sell our Goods, we hope our friends and
public will continue to bcstow their patrom
which was so literally extended to R. NJ. I
LEI, at the I" Old Stand"
r. II. T. sc
Liberty Hill, Jan'y !, 1851. If :.
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....,,ru, are re-

~ present their accounts according to
law. CHARLES HAMMOND, EX'or.
Jan. %, 1t
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Corn for Sale.
Notice..
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Jacob
~ Pow, Deceased, will be sued unless they
make payment
II. R. SPANN, Atty.
Feb 1850 If
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Fresh Salt.

1000 SACKS SALT, just received and
l-OO for Sale by BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Aug. 2S 81
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

y WILL attend the following places herein
IL after specified to collect the General and
District Tax for the year 1850, to wit:
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TDe Eldrtcts.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.
There was a good demand to-day, which was
freely nctby holders, at former prices. Sales of
the day 900 bales, at II l25.
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Rising with tho Times!

r u. TIBBETTS will hereafter sell BOOTS
eJ and SHOES, at the following prices, for
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

The Madrid papers rome a. us iii
with no.iees 81 The riTrri psudsrfd i Il.
Spanish capital BY lie Termination II - i.
Cuban Invasion. A SUI SER p.ion i.
bern opened ihrir IN fssor Of lie So
soldiers wnnnds d IN slrfrnre of,Ls r..l..,.
Tir Hsraiae 81 ll.e 2i inst. in H..
iirle. expresses The armes. gratitude AL.
3rili,h Minister. Lind ilnsdrn. q, Il.
oring The lisl with his name. and liz ill.,,
snma donation 81 Eve ihan.and raj.
Ills lorslship gave IL in his rIrssr,,, !,
a snldirr who inrmeily srred Win III
Spanish troops.
A royal decree af The la Or,.,l,rr j,
dains that The body Of t;rnrsal En-,
WIN WINS killed il. Cuba. sltall. =, he ~,
iIc rrprnse. he carried 10 Spain CIR in,,.
ineni IN his nsiiss riis and Thar Il. iii.
nv. IN addition 10 The pension 10 wL,sh
she 10 rntillrd ny rule ne the relic n /,
capiaia. general. shall receive IN srnu.l
pension Of iweniv thousand real. 4
srrond decree ers.fris upan her lie III.
hon nf The Royal Order nf Maria mas.
IRE fson al julirs. lly anniIer ,!ttue
eresil of Eve million rails IL arcordrl
a. SUPPLEMENT- 10 the regular war hnarel
fnr aiming The coast 81 The peninsula M
the rolonrs. and The purchase II PAY.
han guns. The minister n Marine i, n.
sirucied 10. purchase two mere s,ean.,.
81 from one hundred % one hundred ami
iiis hnfse power. for Cuhrn service. An
order Of Queen Isabella. addressed ID lie
Cap,sin.GenersI Of Cuba. is also publish.
e,l ~ the Gazette. highly commencing Il 9
ireaps. and thanking The inhabitants lur
their bravery and loyal enndrrl during
The invasion. Tho names &c suct IL
shall b. deemed most wouI,s are onIeted
10 be sent TO Spain. shal ,Ilr Queen mar
dispense suitable accompanies
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDR.

The steamship Fanny Capt. Aud. ar.
lived at New Orleans on The 2Oih. Iron
The Rio Grande. and brings intelligence
from Brownsville To tie afternoon az The
l6:h inst. The Fanny's report says il,a,
Col. Carahajal. the header 81 the rr,oln.
urnary furrss. was within twn mile, oi
Malamor"s on the l6'h. lie was al The
head Of eleven hundred men. and i, was
thought that he woui,l aitavk the civ rha,
night. or early on The n,orninguf The l7:h
inst. Among BIZ. followe,Sare loa,r hundred
Texans. Capt. Fnr.le. w.tl, his company
o. rangers. recently discharged fipn The
Y. ,. ser,ire. hare janed Ca,ah.iaI.
tapt. Farle has rerei.cd tie eu,n,sand
| % Lieutenant Colonel. A few of The
American ironps deserted their post nj I'orl
Ringgol,l. aml jnine,i The revolutionary
lorcs-. The citizen. If brownsville con.
ilienils exported The silrress ~ Carabaial.
We learn from ,tllr Rm bravo. 81 The
10Th inst. hat Matamosas had been a.,
nearly week declared. by the command.
Ionr days. goods Ia The value If tI,rre
liind'ei Thousand dnllars had been i,,,nor.
'fi INTO thai place irrn Draw nsvile An
attack on Maiamoras. by assault, was Io.k.
81 'or ho1fly.set The goods were intro.
dnrssi. Gen. Canalrs Was sill al yirmria
a. NE iaies 'ia'es. waiting far f',ads 10 be-.
GIN lis :. forced Marches 10 tile r. n,;er
The Rio Bravo says ll,at l;en. A..!o.
Who Ihnan'ls the renlral lurces on lhr
frontier. it'sissneda p,orlananon a,Idr. -. |
eti io The rliizens os iiial n,lI,.ar; ,,.lrr,
.ha.l I" the soldiers under Ins rpmm,nJ |
~ which he labors with great zeal 10
arouse their fears. and cnllsl their naionsl
vanlty aud piiile against ll,r movement,
healed by Co. Caiab.j i. lie .ays Ina,
Two msr hanis gf Brownsville stirred II,
The resn MIN. and are resolved 10 dc,a.h
from Mexico all tie ,errilnrv on Tins side
81 The Sierra aladre. and annex !, 10 Inc
Uniied States. #H .,'ss'
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81
pSasla 400 We s"'lis ps,n' e's"s P's'r
hsse ms's'-'i'n y IN "s'.t. -
ltae'e.ls - - - y,
see a. n.s' ..'-. .'-..s -. - y,
na.s n,e'...,'ls" T" ~ u-'''. ~ nh..
80 sls ~,rFs "-,T ''.,-- ~ y ~
asa'.hs - Iona ~ pn'en' "s a.
9aas aHss. 'nr rf~ on r"s'' @su 'hs
pfmo.saae oa*<aisan nave h.-'a,s'"f :. .
y ~ Nrs i"ks As 1855 fe
osas,eis.s nave ms'nls'''sa y 10 frf-
.lannas As Mica and Sie'ei@aa rna nis.I
Demorrs'se assnrsaiss nave ms'n'a,nsa =
~ tohner''r"s - sHsnnrf Ann h.h-
.ohi aa.a ,'osefnof bnnies'l. ~ shfh ~
famous An",l'son r"nnek'an. nave ma'h-
,s.nra = IN MssFssAnsels a .fo''ss
"l'h'' anu h's pem.asas'e ,eas"a'as'
nave nla'a.siaei u ~ s'rnn-l.s. -
nosffnai Hoea ana ssh4s"f ihse lase
n'aan'ainen y ~ oh"
rssioen' fHhaie" sfsns Z , ~. = =
nustea y ii's fhAs'es-oaa aHs i.s'a'A'
rs are ~ righi ON inc National aAiir',ns
belirf .lenfT'faniise men fhas aii. r'
more hli'sssil. ana Tue only parry i"ss
can maintain anu esfru'e 'he measure. :
ADJUSTMENT. Anu shf Wy :" "s =
y oy fflfs'ahns me southern i'e'hos'aes
70 me Aa'nins-'fa ioh-shH ''fh"aass
nine-lenshs 81 Mhosn, 10 sp''e |" ~ ''s
m'ss,a'smen's anu m,siep'r'fn'snoas =
" .se oa'n' arc '.sens "rro'eu ~ n.s
op'nP'oe,'ses "sjhsss ~ 'n'''' oe"' 80
~ snc i'shs anu "u'S ~ feerss'"h' anu
very ,s'ge p'"p"fn"n VIC aa'oeais, -
''hn'euss'e o's""Hn' esesln sh ahe -. r.'n'-
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A Wise Landlord - One night. .
Judge. military officer. and priest. al
applied for lodging a. an inn where there
was bnl one spare bed. and The landlord
was called upon 10 decide which had
The best claim Of ,he three. 4
81 have lain fifteen yeassin The garrison
al b." said The officer. & H#
Il have sa. as Judge twenty years in
r." said The Judge. ifs
With your leave gentlemen. L have
stood in the ministry twenty Eve years al
NJ" said The priest.
.Tha. sel,Ies The dispute" ssid The
landlord.
.You. Mr. Captain. have lain fifteen
years--you. Mr.. Judge. have SAT twenty
years; bn, The aged paslrr has a,on,l Eve
and twenty years. So he certainly has the
hest Iigh, 10 The he'd nslsa
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1deAshAt smellt. ! Mared
..t...t.-liii : 10 he trees, glanced
sehisriina 81 he pear lres. The
s~rfee-lhen lie pear. Ny noulh Ess
z.es.ed. ] was Thirsty. Ilsoashl haw
god juicy pear would s.sle. ! vas
tempted.
!. Ter moments fsand me creeping
dswa he hark sszirs. with neilhef shees.
ssoeklngs. mr. uousefs ON. The eight
e. eFsaklng frighiened me. lssoPPsd On
every stairs 10 listen. Nancy was busy
somewhere else. and John had gone ~
ted. Al Iass 1 fairly feh my way 10 The
garden d,nr. Ii was fastened. ID SEEMED
tnsase me sges 90 nnlsek II, 30 fearful
MS ii mixing noise. and the boll
grated. CT il open. went oal and latch
Ell il sfcr me. II was good 10 gel oul IN
ihe cnoI air. I ran down 20 The walk.
The pailing 81 my iees made M n use on
tie mnist earth. stopped moment and
looked al around, then turned III tl:e d.
rec;ian ~ The pear Tree. Presently j was
henealh is branches.
..Faiher will think the wind has knock
Ell II oGf-b..i there was moi breath 81
Dir Surfing. Father will think somebody
las sinIen il-some boys came m the
night aud robbed The garien--he'll never
knvw. fremble Al The thought Of shal
was about 10 DO. Oh. il will ixslc 80
Eu1d. and father viii never know IL. tie
never would think took il. On tiploe.
with nv hand uplifled and my head up. ]
beileld 4 star Looking down upon me
through The leaves. = Thou God seesf
msF rouli mol help saying over and
over again. God seemed on every side.
lie was looking me through and through.
was afraid 10 look. aud hid my face. IL
seemed as Il father AMI mother, and all
Tie hoys. and everybody in Town won'd
take me Cor thief. liap7eared as though
all nv conduct Ind been seen as By The
light Of day. II was snne lime before l
dlrci 10 move. so vivid was The imprss
sim made upon my mind BY The awful
r. III in lhnse few words, Thou God
scesi me- ! kaer lie saw me.
!. | hasleneI from the pear Tree; nolh-
ing on earth w,ull al thai moment have
temple me 10 touch The pear. With very
different feelings did creep hack 10 he'd
again. | lay dawn beside Asa. feeling
more like criminal Than anything else.
No one IN The house had seen me-. bur oh
Il seemed as IL every body knew i. aud |
should never dare 10 meet my fathers
face again. II was great while before |
went 10 .leep. | heard my parents came
hume. and iaynlnntarily hid mr. face nm
dr. The shrei. Gal roul,l nal hide my
sell frpm The sense Of Gods presence.
Ills eye seemed everywhere, diving into
the very depths Of my heart. |. started
train pfinlluences which, God be praised.
never got over. II | was tempted 10 any
secret sin. Thou Gpd seesi me-, stared
inc III The face. and stood back restrain
cd ant awcd."
Children. learn these fnnr small words.
Impress them upon your heart. Think
&c li.cn when ynu lie down. when you
gel up. anI when You 60 by The way;
when alane. or when with your compan.
ions, b,ah al home anil abroad, remember
:. Th y g ii seesl me-
4 tSchool Friend.l
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Donable olioe. and viii nye all homer
able means - elect this cod, heIiev-
ing ts thev a., that their oWn draftsi
interests. and he beat Interests 81 tie
country. as yell Is every grateinl M
pulse ahieh can sctuate an honest citi-
zen, prompt thea 70 sueh roulse-
And the Wigs 81 Guilferd having
also witnessed with lively satisfaction
late manifestations Of public favor to-
wards atrue-kesried son Of North Caro-
linn. and Statesman without fear and
without rerroach. do further
Resoirr. That lhey most cordially
respond to the nomination of MILL
IAN A. GRAHAM 10 the second Of.
zee in the gift 81 the American Peo-
PIE.
Resofred, That with the names Of
FnInoRE and GKAHAs is associated the
cause Of Southern rights and Northern
interests, the cause Of Union. liberty
peace and justice and under that Dag
they prefer TO fight. and arc now ready
10 battle.
.9ndaisjsrfhurtsoired by fhe Wings
Of Guilfrd. that though defeated in . re-
cent campaign in the State Of North
Carolina, they are not discouraged Or
dismayed, but have preserved their At
NOR bright, and are again ready to rally
in defence Of that ancient Wing Cause,
a. immortal as Time and as unconquer-
able as Truth.
Resolved, That the Wings Of Gull
ford are ready for the fight, and have
abiding faith in the gallantry o. their
companions east and vest; and that
they invite them to meet them in STATE
Contention. in Greensborough, on the
third Monday in February next, or at
such other place and time as may be
agreed on, to renew and strengthen old
bonds Of fraternity, to consult for the
public safety. and prepare for the cam.
paign Of 1859.
! The Hon. A. II. Shepherd being
present, was called up, and addressed
the meeting AZ some length, -concur-
ring cordially in the propositions and
sentiments Of the resolutions, and re-
viewing the course Of public affairs and
public men during the passing difficult
tics which have 50 much distracted the
country. His address was marked by
extraordinary fervor and power, and
was listened to with deep attention by
the large audience.
John Kerr, ESQ.,, Of Caswell, being
called on, excused himself in favor of
James T. Morehead ; but nevertheless
added few remarks. in his own happy
style. in favor Of the resolutions.
He was followed by James L. More
head, ,Esg., in brief review Of the late
congressional canvass, and in approval
of the resolutions.
The resolutions were again read,
and unanimously adopted BY the meet
ing.
II was resolved that the publication
Of the proceedings Of this meeting be
in the Greensborough Patriot
and other Wing papers Of the State.
On motion. it was resolved that TWEEN
ty delegates to the State Convention be
appointed by the chair.
The meeting then adjourned.
@ JOS. GIBSON, Chm'n.
ARcH'D MllsoS lrrcretarie.
r. W. OoBuRs,