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TFrom the Asheville News.7

QUALLA Town, n. G. August 20.
Editor Of The Ne,Os For the purpose of eIciting
inquiry from Naturaliss, permit me to give you a
description of Rattle Snake (crotaus) caught by a
Cherokee Indian named SaoIa, on the Smoky Noun
to this place in cage, and examined it with care,
and find it in respects different from any serpent
of the kind have seeR 1t is of the usual size
of Diamond Rattle Snakes found in the mountains of
this country, of dark color-on its tail it has
rattles, and its head two forked horns of about
three fourhs of an inch long.
During the last year the said Indian has reported
having the horned Rattle Snake, which he sup
posed to be a King Snake, in company with large
number of Rattle Snakes, of which he seemed to be
Ruler do not give much credit to the pretensions
of Royalty among serpents, but the exhibited
here yesterday must be regarded natural curios-
ty in this country, where nothing of the kind has been
seen heretofore, by any of the Oldest white inhab-
tants. Yours, truly,
VIM H. THOMAS
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ENDURANCE.

Ithou faint in the day of charity thy strength is small
a.fs -9 re eH1-.-- -.f- Proverbs, xiv. 10.
Faint not beneath thy burthen, tho it seem
Too heavy for thee, and thy strength is small;
Tho the fierce raging of the noon tide beam
On thy defeneeless head untemper'd fall.
Tho sad and heart-sick with the weight of wee,
That 10 the earth would crush journey on
What tho it be with faltering steps and slow,
Thou wilt forget the toll when rest is Won.
Nay murmur not because no kindred heart
May share thy burthen with thee-but alone
Still struggle bravely on tho all depart;
Is it not said that " each must bear his own 7"
All have not equally the power to bless;
And of out many, few could cheer LOT
For &" the heart knoweth its own bitterness,
And with its joy, stranger meddeth not"
Then be not faithless, tho thy soul be dark;
Is not thy Masters seal upon thy brow
Oft hath His presence saved thy sinking bark,
And thinkest thou He will forsake thee now?
Hath He not bid thee cast on Him thy care,
Saying He careth for thee Then arise
And on thy path, if trod in faith and prayer,
The thorns shall turn to flowers of Paradise.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PITT.

At meeting of the Democrats of Pitt, held in
Greenvile on the 9Th inst, Col. Matthew l.. Car
was called TO TIE Chair, and John Randolph and K
w. Rives appointed Secretaries after some discus.
sion it resolved to form Pierce and King Club
for the County; whereupon the following officers
were elected: s...r ,.....-.. 0-.
President--Willie Brown.
Piee Presidents-Wm. Moore, John Randolph,
Matthew l.. Carr, Rppon ]. Ward, Cornelius Patrick,
David Lawrence. ..l..
Secretaries-Charles J. O'Hagan and Joseph ].
Dancey.
Erseutive Committee-Joseph J. Dancey, Charles
J. O'Hagan, Blount Pierce. VIM. Gallagher, VIM.
X. Deany.
On motion it was unanimously resolved that a
Mass Meeting of the Democracy of Pitt and the ad.
Joining Counties be held in Greenvile Friday and
Saturday. the 24h and 25th inst, and that the dstin-
gulshed speakers of the party throughout the State
be invited to attend.
Whereupon Col. John 1. Foreman was appointed
Marshal, and the officers of the Pierce and King
Club committee of arrangements.
The following committees were appointed for the
different districts Throughout the county:
GreenUiAe District Joseph J. Dancey, John Bish-
op, Glasgow Cherry. Brant Hardy, Lewis Smith,
James Allen, James Nelson, W. K. Delany, P. T.
Baker.
GriFn's-Lemuel Cherry, Allen Kittrell, Levi
Pairson, Stanly Kerell.
Cross Ronds-Gideon Ward, Benjamin May, Wm
Moore, Joseph J. Moore, Matthew L. Carr.
.4nderson's-M L. Carr, John Randolph, L. P.
Beardsey, s. Tyson, l. Joyner, J. l.. Ballard, John
Baker, G. James.
.4ndrew's-Jessee Stancill, Cason James, D. o.
Spain, r. Whitehurst, Carroll Station.
StanciHs-Wm. Brown, Henry Stancill, W.
StanclI, R. w. Rives.
Parher's-J. Thigpen, Rippon Ward, A. House,
P. Rives, David FIemming. Wedigan Moore.
FaMAnnd-spencer S. Harrss R. S. Gray, B. F
Wooten, G. w. Wooten, Washington Tice.
Haddock's-H. Brooks, c. P. Kinsaul, w. Fl.
Smith, D. Coke.
ShiLo-J. Brooks, Jno. Gardner, VIM. James, Hen
ry Nelson.
Buck's-John A. Smith, Cullen Smith, Dennis c..
Smith, Churchill Moore.
Tuf's-John M. Smith. William Boyd, Bryant
Smith, Willie Moore, S. J. Spain.
On motion the thanks of the meeting were returned
to the officers.
1t ordered that the proceedings of the meeting
be published in the Standard, Republican and South
Whereupon the meeting adjourned to meet again
at the Court House, on Saturday the 18th, at IL
O'Clock. MATTHEW L. CARR, Chm'n.
JOHN RANDOLPH, Secretaries.
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VERMONT ELECTION. 1t appears that this focal
point of Aboitionism and Whiggery has been true
to its past history and gone by increased MAORI
ty for the Wings and raightway Greeley up
great hurrah, and applauds her for consistency to
Wing principles. Go, Vermont. and joy 60 with
you. Remember, it was Vermont that nullifed, and,
for aught know, still nnllies the fugitive slave
act. Had she gone for the Democrats, we think it
possible we might have had an infection of LOATH-
ING. But we have been spared.
In the same of the Tribune Greeley promi-
ses, the reliable authority majority of 1000
for Scott in the WESTERN RESERVE in Ohio,
Readers, you who live there! Rake to-
abolition Of slavery for the last twenty years. and abu
sing Shareholders as hounds and devils in human
shape, and you will have idea of this Western Re
Which is going by thousand for Scott! I'm
less very much mistaken, (and if so. we pray
immediate correction,) it is the District represented
in Congress by Joshua R. Giddings. the arch-fend
of Abolition. Will Southern Wings never wake up
to the game which is being played on them!
Petersburg Democrat.
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CAMPAIGN DIALOGUES.
No. 4.

JOHN w. SYME, Editor of the Petersburg Intel
lioencer, will please take the stand.
O-Before General SCOTS nomination, what
was your printed opinion, Mr.. Syme, in regard to
such an event {?
Al did state that no fact was more certain,
that if Gen. Scott should be the nominee OF the
National Convention in advance Of P~6Eac ana
erq,ress pledge to sustain the compromise IN 1un
force and effect, and resist by all constitutional
means all attempts to impair its efficacy, the "~ES
o,arty of the South a0iU be dis6anded. "
O-,What conclusion did you think the South
rctb+ 70 come to- if Gen. Scott did not thus pledge
himself to execute portion OF the CONSTITUTION
of the United States"
TAatAe yas afraid of the A6oIitionsstS-
that he will court and conciate them, and trust to
their influence for his nomination.
O-And suppose he should procure his noml-
bv such means-what then?
A-Then my opinion was that we were fully
justified in coming to the conclusion that IN the
event of his election, the councils OF the Aootlon-
lists would be felt in his Administrations NO one
who knows Seward, Johnston and the rest OF the
damnable cohort ofpolitcal knaves can doubt this
Q-What thought you Of the sacrifice of MIR.
Fillmore by these influences?
ii thought it would be "for man who,
thouoh born and bred in the slaveholding State of
Virginia. and whose kindred and earl friends are
Shareholders had not dared to say that he approves
and will sustain the measures forwhich you so glo-
rtied Mr. Fillmore, and which you have declared
saved the Union and sustained the rights of the
South"
Q-What epithets did you apply to those who
attempted to sustain the claims of Gen. Scott to
the nomination a.?
Al did pronounce it "quintessential folly"
Q-As to your own course, what declaration
made you?
As follows: awe can answer for one, and
in the hearing of our Maker, solemnly declare, we
will never do it. Never Never !"
Q-And did Gen. Scott publicly pledge him
self in advance" to the Compromise measures?
NO.
Q-Who do you support for President?
A-Gen. Scott
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE. The Democrats of
Fayetteville and its vicinity testified their joy at the
result of the recent election for Governor by grand
jubilant procession the night of Tuesday last. Such
exhibitions receive no justice from verbal
description. Those who witnessed the splendor of
that triumpha march best understand its fine eff
feet Loud and long were the huzzas of the democ-
racy; eloquent and soul-cheering were many of the
speeches delivered. And proud. of the fact
that nothing offensive insulting to wing friends
was said or done on that occasion. After marching
and countermarchng through almost the whole town,
the procession length disbanded in excellent spir-
its. The right spirit is abroad in old Cumberland,
and every thing indicates that Scott will be beaten in
this county further than Kerr was. In closing this
short paragraph forbear the expression of
admiration of the splendid transparency which
headed the procession. 1t was the work of Mr..
James McCulIy, oftnis place. and reflects great cred
it his artistic SKILL as well his excellent de-
mocracy. Fayetteville CarOhntan.
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MARRTED,

In Chatham county, N. c., by the Rev. William Line
berry, the sth of June last, Dr. Henry B. Marty
Miss Emma E. Watson.
In Chatham county, n. c., by the Rev. William Line
berry the 7th instant, DR.. William S. Mclean to
Miss Mary E. Marty.
On Sunday, the 18th instant, at St James Church. by
the Rev. JAS j. Ridley, Capt R. j. Mitchell late of the
.. S. army and Virginia, eldest daughter of DR.. w.
Dorsey, all of Granville
At Enfield, Halifax county, on Thursday evening the
9Th instant, by Benjamin Burnett, ESQ., Mr. Thomas j.
Marshall, of Goldsborough, Miss Martha Cullum,
daughter of A. B. Cuum, Esq, of the former place:
On Thursday the 18th of Augus in st. Thomas's
Church, Bath, by the Rev. Edwin Geer of Washington
Mr. VIM Gayard to Miss Mary o. Winfield.
In the county of Nash, the 3rd ult., by Nicholas
M Arlington, Esq, Mr.. VIM. A. Smith, of Bosier Par
rsh La to Miss Isabella A. Powell, of Franklin county,
N. C.
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SEND FOR TIE DOCUMENTS, WH1es. We see by
his Tribune and long editorial in it about them,
that Greeley is getting up two more pamphlets to help
Miseres-Their Cause,'' by Henry G. Carey. The
other g The Tariff Question. Protection and Free
Trade Discussed-by Horace Greeiey.' Price of the
first, $40 per thousand, the latter, $15. Cheap
enough-circulate 'em
Greeley is determined to g make hay while the sun
Shines, whether Scott is elected In addition
to the above he advertses for sale " The Campaign
Life of Scott in English, German, and French;
''S Scenes IN the Life of Scott with numerous pic
tiers; VIM. E. Robinson's Speech" These he
advertses-many others from the same abolition mint
are kept s. secret documents" Hasn't Southern
whiggery to a nice pass, when the notorious
abolitionst Greeley furnishes their campaign ammu-
nition2 Montgomery Advertiser.
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DIE D,

In the City of Raleigh, Monday evening the 18th
Wynne Esq. of Hyde County, in the aeth year Of her
age, leaving infant only days old In the death
of this amiabIe lady suddenly snatched away large
circle of relations and friends has been bee of its pride
and ornament none knew her but love her; none
named her but to praise So kind and gentle was her
lfe-so exemplary her religious deportment-so patient
and peaceful her DEATH there remains every confidence
that her spirit blessed forever morethough deep
y sorrowful the many hearts left the loss
fondly loved. Con-.
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The Beacon finding that it could not reply to our
argument vindcating Gen. Pierce for his vote refu-
sing permission to Mr. Brook to take his negroes to
the District of Columbia, thinks to escape by asking
US very simple question 1t requires if we cap
prove of this vote of Gen. PIERCE" We answer en-
phatcay we see nothing to condemn in the vote.
The question involved no important principle, and
representative could with perfect proprey have vo-
ted either way, according to his conviction without
doing wrong. Will the Beacon now tell US in re-
turn whether approves of the law of Virginia. pro-
hiding the introduction Of slaves into the State by
owners coming here to reside. Norfolk Argus.
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The Iemperu,,ce Lay-A Serious !

BosToN. Sept. 18th, 1852. Yesterday, at Water
town, Z. Porter, of the Cambridge Cattle Fair Hotel,
and Samuel knights, of the Watson House, were
brought before Justice White, on complaint for SELL
ing liquor. Quite row ensued, in which the justice
was insuled, and some of the government witnesses
compelled to flee for safety. man named Richard
son, said to be employed as an informer by the tenn
perance people, drew a knife and pistol, when he
was knocked down and disarmed. A complaint was
then made against him for carrying concealed weap-
and he required to give bail for trial knights
selling liquor acquitted and the trial OF Porter
was postponed. The court adjourned amidst great
excitement and confusion.
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Ready-Made Clothing.

DLACK Cloth Sack and Frock Coats, CIouded Cas-
ID simere do, Blue and Drab felt Over Coats, Drab
Petershams Clouded pilots and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Black Satin and Figured Silk Vests, &c. &c
Opposite the faramed and world-renowned establish
ment of E. L. Harding & Co,
EVANS & COOKE.
No. 20, Cheap Side
Raleigh. September nth, 1852. S.
Il Spirit of the Age and Weekly Post copy all.
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Inc Editor of the New York Tribune, one of the
u aqSocaes of Scout, speaks of him thus: " He
10; canolnate who will not denounce and persecn,e
~; o"n supporters and political brethren for Their
respecting slavery. as Frank Pierce has for
tbsn ais 1een prescribing democrats, deprivinp
y me party for holding anti-slavery opinions" "
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The Nantucket Mirror saws that during

SHARKS. The Nantucket Mirror says that during
the last two months there have been taken at Quidnt,
Sascons ct and the south side of the island from 800
to 1000 sharks varying in length from five to IL feet
On Thursday of last week. 81 taken at the south
shore, by three boats. Considerable quantities of
oil are obtained from their ivers, and the bodies
sold to the farmers OF the island for manure.
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GALL THE INTELLIGENCE" The Steubenville
Herald, Scott paper in Ohio, thus eulogzes Scott
for his services in the of the revolution, war
begun and ended before Scott acas born:
g For it must be admited-tor sreUices in the ,0ar
of the Rey0hItion-hs bravery and diplomacy exhib-
tied in repsIing the tyranny Of the British Crown, he
merits the Of not only every adopted, but every
native born citizen-rrespective of birth pace (!D
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HAWTHORNE
LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE,

IWNHE subscribers have in Press and will publish
Il early in September, authentic edition of the
LIFE OF GENERAL PIERCE.
BY Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Drawn up from ORIGINAL SOURCES, and containing the
Generals Military Journal,
AS WRITTEN ON THE FIELD.
The Biography will he illustrated with accurate
portrait from painting by Isney executed expressly
for this work.
AS Mr.. HAwTHoRNE was in College with Gen. PIERCE
and has since been his intimate friend he pecu
lary we'll qualified for this undertaking, and his high
literary reputation is sufficient guarantee of the ability
with which the book will be written.
1t will be handsomely printed good paper and sold
for the low price of 374 cents in paper and SO
cents in muslin.
Persons ordering ten. copies, and remitting
the for the the Publishers shall have the
books promptly delivered to them, free of expense.
liberal discount will be made to those who buy to
sell again. Early Orders Solicited.
TICKNOR, REED & FIELDS,
Corner of Washington & School Streets.
Boston, Aug, 1852. Sc
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Adrn1nistra tors Notice.

TTNHE subscriber having this day taken letters Of Adj
ministration according to law the Estate of JOHN
L. LITTLE decd, hereby gives notice to creditors to
present their claims duly proven within the time limited
by law for that purpose, otherwise this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery.
Persons indebted said Estate will please make pay
ment Immediately.
RICHD. S. PTLLEN, Admir-.
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TTNHE Rev. Mr. FRosT having made known his desire
to be released at the close of the present session
from the made with the Trustees of this Instu
on that he may the active work of the Minis
ty they desire engage another Principal for the
ing year.
The Trustees will guarantee certain and liberal saIa-
ry and will pay to the Principal whatever the school
may yield above the secured to him. The highest
testimonials character and qualifications will be
quired.
Letters addressed either of the undersigned will be-
duly attended to.
THOMAS E. GREEN,
WILLIAM PLUMMER, C5m.
WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS,
Warrenton, Sept. g. 1852. SGT.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Wednesday, the 9Th day of October next at the
' residence of Turner Pullen, in Wake County, I
shall sell public sale all the property belonging to the
Estate of John l.. Little, decd. consisting of Library
of so vols Of Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Stock
of Medicines one fine Horse and Saddle, one Gold
Watch, three Trunks, and many other articles
RICH'D, S. PULLEN, Adr.
Wake County, Sept. IS, 1852. 6s-3t.
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We have eonversed with an intelligent s0hig just
from New York who represents that in that city bets
of 10 to are freely offered Pierce carrying the
State, and some difficulty obtained in getting them
even with tha: odds. The ball rolls bravely on.
Nashville Union.
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Mr.. WEBSTER. Mr.. Banks, Speaker of the Mas
sachusets House of Representatives, lately returned
from Washington, says Mr.. Webster told him that
he should prefer the vote of Massachusetts given
to Gen. PIERCE rather than to Gen. Scott.
New HAMPSHIRE Patriot.
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Sept. II.

pAGGING, Rope and Irvine, Dundee and Quincy,
- very heavy, and will be sold low by
EVANS & COOKE.
Sept. II. S.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

DECENT arrivals have put in possession of a
IOconsiderable portion of Fall purchase of New
nd asonable
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes, Fancy Articles, &c.
Being determined to
Offer Great Inducements
we respectfully call the attention of our friends custom
ers and the public generally Stock feeling conf
dent that examination will suffice to effect sale.
HEART & JONES.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1852. s7-3t.
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ADDITIONAL LETTERS.

Since the publication of our last issue (says the
Godsborough Republican and PATRIOT the Com
mittee of Invitation to the Mass Meeting have re-
ceived the following letters, which take pleas
IRE in laying before our readers:
From Hon. George NJ. Dallas.
PHILADELPHIA, 26th August, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: thank you for inviting me to meet
the Hon. VIM. R. King 'at the Democratic Mass
Meeting in Goldsboro the I'd and Sd of month.
1t is full forty years since my acquaintance with
Col. King first began, and have ever known him
Intimately, both accomplished gentleman and
sterling republican. No one, in either aspect, more
exceptonable. To unite with you, therefore, in
honorng him you propose, would to me be most
gratifying am, however, chained by the duties of
private life, and compelled to remain here.
Accept. gentlemen, my renewed acknowledgements
for the honor done me- and believe me- truly and
specially.
Your friend and obedient servant,
G. Nj. DALLAS.
B. BARNES, JOHN EvER1Tr, VIM. K. LANE and
Others Committee.
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A Good assortment of Ladies', Misses and Chidren's
n dressed and undressed MOROCCO BOOTEES,
Also great variety of Ladies, Misses and Chdren's
Black and colored PrunelIa and lasting CATERS.
Come and supply yourselves at a. ]. PARTIN'S.
Raleigh, Sign of the Big Boot.
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I lNSEYS. heavy Georgia paids, and Kersey's MARI
IL boro Stripes and Plaids Brown and Blue Cottons,
Flannels, Wool Canton do. All Wool Carpeting.
EVANS & COOKE
Sept. IT. g.
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ATTEMPTED Murders.

WORCESTER. Mass, Sept, ID. Attempts were
made Saturday night to kill Edwin Draper and
Lewis Theyer, respectable citizens of this place.
Their houses were entered. and both knocked down:
Their exertions for the Liquor law is the supposed
cause of the outrage.
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GENTLEMEN who DESTROYS of good health
Twould do we'll to call at A. j. Partin's and supply
themselves with pair of Cork Sole Waterproof
BOOTS, which they purchase for a small sum of
money not exceeding four dollars and fifty cents.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1852 S.
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The Outlaw Will Case.

DY the direction of counsel both sides, hereby
notify the witnesses in the above not to attend
the Fall Term of Superior Court the suit cannot
then be tried. r. P. FINCH,
Clerk of Wake Superior Court.
September 18th, 1852. sE Ss-St.
Register will please copy. 10 t..f. f-s
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Administrator Sale.

PURSUANT to order of our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions for Wake County, the undersign-
ed, Administrator of the Estate of the late j. j. Finch,
will sell at public sale at the Court House door in the
City of Raleigh, the 25th day of September, 1852,
all the interest of his said intestate in and to certain
LOT of LAND, the City of Raleigh, containing about
five sacres. Terms: credit of six months will be
given, purchaser giving bond and security.
w. W. VASS Adn'r.
Raleigh, September II. 1852. Std.
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lust OPENED, good assortment of Gents fine
u Calf Stitched Boots and Shoes. Also, 200 pairs
business boots. A. J. PARTIN.
Raleigh, Sept. 10th, 1852. S.
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Koofs and Shnes.

MILES & SONS Improved Stitched Boots,
- Double Sole and Waterproof do, splendid article
of Double Sole Brogans for the practical Farmers of
Wake and surrounding country, including the Railroad
EVANS & COOKE.
Sept. II. S.
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WE authorized to announce PeytOn p.
w william a Candidate for Door Keeper
of the House of Commons at the ensuing session of the
General Assembly.
September 10th, 1887 Ss-tL.