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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-29

a. -
General Scott preemneny responsible for the passage
OF the compromise while acting Secretary of
war he actually lent the influence Of his Office to carry
forward these pacific measures.
Here is extract from Governor CLEvELANps speech
delivered in the House of Representatives LIST April 1852
Amongst other things, he said:
proposes to endorse the Infamous fugitive purely
Wing measure and that such win demonstrate that
upon this floor deny It,.
Again. he SAYS
But Mr. Clay have shown, plan Web
speech General Taylor died. the
amp OF state discharged the old and shipped with Mr.
Southern cruise What governed Fillmore entire
chsnge Of policy slavery
say and believe the country equally unenghtencd this sub
ee senes Scott by Mr. Fillmore placed temporarily Of the
ea ne AT Department. and In that position coupled with his
great military fame able exert powerful influence in
has been mentioned or l. likely 70 be mentioned
19r ne redcncy on the Wing side wit Clay Webster Fillmore Scott
Of measures the slave law what the position
ahess hgsi One at the hcad Of the Government
Again, in the same speech he says:
the influence Clay Fillmore Webster scott these
the who carried them through in
the last Congress knows IT.
Thus we see that Governor Cleveland makes witnesses
of every member Of Congress to the fact that General
Scott Of the main supporters Of those
before and at the time they passed. And while the Free
soiers in the North holding General Scott response
BILE for the passage Of those measures with view to
render them odious others in the South, with the
view, endeavoring TO make it appear that he Is and
has been opposed to them.
After all this sir gentlemen say that he must declare
mat ne is sound They want guaranty that ne VIII not
array himself under the black flag with Mr. SEWARD at
the head. Laughter My stars, how Mr. SEWARD
irghtens the American people, Why, sir, as much was
said OF Mr.. Fillmore, but defended him upon hum
dred sumps from the charge Of aboitionism II my
lot upon the electoral ticket to defend him. not from his
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nFisality.u-Ths New York Even.

aFisality."-Ths New York Even
ing Post. the Democratic abolition organ,
boasts that there is mol . word about The
" fnslIy" Of the compromise in The De.
mocrsllc platform. Itregards Gen. Scott
ss the peculiar champion Of the |" iinali-
~" principle. We quote ils language
elf General Scott and his friends has
continued To stand where they stood when
we wrote. and il he hud not accepted a
nomination on q inaliiy platform, there
is no doubt that any Of The prominent cam
didales before The Democratic Convention
would have been defeated by him. But
he is now presented rs The express cham
pIon Of I" iinaIily !" ofschich there is mol
aword ia The Democratic Platform. The
very seniimen, which would have given
Sroit strength, n le had adhered to The
principles Of The party which presented
him, will now, and ought 10 enure 10 The
benefit Of Pierce, whose abstract notions
Of slavery are quite as liberal and jus. as
any ever professed by Gen. Scout, and
whose general notions Of government
command our unqualified admiration"
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PosT OFFICES DIscoNTINUED.-The
following paragraph from the National
Intellisencer states an important regu-
lation of the Post Office Department.
In consequence of its adoption, large
number Of Post Offices have been dis
continued. tits probable that that effect
will soon cease to manifest itself, for
the publication Of the discontinuance
of an Office will be the publication OF
the Postmaster as defaulter:-
learn from the Department that
much Inconvenience and irregularity
in the settlement of accounts Of Post
masters have resulted from neglect on
the part of many Of them in the small
er offices to make punctually their re.
turns, as required by law and the rcgu-
lations Of the Department; and that as
some Of them, even after their attention
has been specially and repeatedly call
ed to their duty in this respect BY cir
cular letters, have persisted in neglect
ing it, the Postmaster General has
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A VERY PRETTY STORY sponEp.-Th'

A VERY PRETTY STORY SpoILEp.-The
Locofoco papers are publishing. with
huge delight, story Of a man in vir'
ginia, who SAYS he heard John P. Hale
make a speech in New Hampshire, two
years ago. in which he said she would
head an army to march upon the South
and put down slavery" and that he
heard Franklin Pierce reply. that "li
Hale should head an army to march on
the South, he had first to march over
his (Pierce's) dead body; for he would
head an army to oppose him."
Now this was pretty story. Butln
last Saturdays Union we find letter
from Hale, declaring that " there is mol
syllable Of fr,th in the ,ctote Of t."
But it has got start in the Locofo.
co papers, and they will stick to it, Of
course. Fayetteville Observer.
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An Irishman called on a lady and
gentleman in whose employ be was, fol-
the purpose ofgetting some tea and to-
baccO.
chad dhrame last night, yer BIO.
nor" said he TO the gentleman.
What was it, Pat I"
Why | dhramed that your honor
made me present of a plug Of tobaccy,
and her ladyship there--heaven bless
her gave me some tay for the good
wife,"
"Ah! Pat, dreams 60 by contfaries
you know"
"Faith. and they may be that" said
Pat without the least hesitation, 80
yer ladyship is to give the tobaccy, and
his honor the tay."
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HAULING Down THE PIERCE FLAG
The Star. heretofore neutral paper. con.
ducled with considerable ability, at Jack
son. Miss, Immediately alter the Bali.
more nomination. hoisled The Pierce and
King flag. A "sober, second thought"
however, wrought change, and The flag
has Disappeared. VIVA, can be The mat
teri
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Dry Goods, Groceries.

AMI ell oher ARTICLES usually krpi fsr Ibis msfef,
which win b sod very los fur cash. or on
sAort credit 70 Puncinal dealers Ne tenders bis
wanDest thanks u The many friends and custom
srs who's hsoss be has heretofore received, and
respectfully sulieiis continuance II their pat
ronage. which he hopes 10 merit.
liill<ioreash. August -. g.
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One hundred and fifty persons died
in N. York, during the last twelve
months, of delirium tremens. There
were nine murders caused by rum, and
nearly ten thousand iivc-day commit
ments for drunkenness during the same
time.
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aT TIE f.sas Of Ms insalu.lie nrdiciar kss
sKsendsl rilh surprising raPidiay. only % - &C.
eoau,ed for "a ne ground q Is great merit
One ihal sloas Is sslhsieni 70 establish Is title
- sis sa.y specific &C. Liver cemPlsini. The
fDilering. from ss@ Yosk dEassisi, gives ssi.
deaos q ne hisA essinaiioa IN rhieh thess Pills
are held in that seclioa ~ rounfrYs-
Hemlock Lane. Lisingslsn Go. \. L.
On. MLaxEs Dear sir-i have sold onf all
your Liver Pills. s9d an anxious % have sncih-
er 10 immedlaiely'' These Pills seem 10 take
masi wonderfully. could have sod . much
larger guaniiiy. IA had beea provided with them.
The inhabitants are srHdins 10 Rochester for
them, but whether here aEe sny shen o. nj. ]
DO nai know. Please send me smother supply
Immediately. y. SHORT, DrHSgisf.
urFor sale by d. Heart. :, me Post Ofice
IN fIiIlsioFoagh. ~ Loag q weiih, by Dr.. 3 ID.
school6eld, and By Druggists and De.lep gene
rally.
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l,.ting disiinvlipu q the Thirty.
R's.aJ Congress and What an endur-
y, 'ss, Seaament uill Il Be % the benign
.rre of MUman. and 90 the b.
- tbe gentle. yet energetic being,
.-asrticular, 10 whose Perseterins e.-
= ,!.,as tlsis noble gift 70 humanity vail
. auel A1iisa4I Iafz44yuscv.
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DR. KUHI,,S

ADTSSINlA MIX.rU RE
For Colds, Influenza, Costipeness, P;;iss, fec
lion Of The Kidney and Bladder. Gravel, Co
norrlnd, elects, the Whites, Weakness, and
other Female Complaints.
IEP For particulars ses smell bills.
Iynchburg, Va. Get. 3, 1851.
On. ]. KuHL: Dear Sir: | wrote you some
time since, but received no answer. ] am most
happy 10 inform you, that all Of our last supply
Of your Medicines have been disposed Of, and
have given great satisfaction. The demands Tor
the Abyssinia Mixture and the Gola-lMae Bat
sam are daily increasing, and will be the moss
popular medicines Of the day. Please send me z
fresh srpp!y Immediately. Fraternay, yours,
Z. II. ATKINSON.
For sale BY Or. s. d. Scheduled, u Hean1,/
and Mai. Thos. Howcrion, Hillsboroush; Carr
g. Watson, Chapel Hill; Cooke & M'Craddens'
Tally Ho; DR.. D. P. Weir. Greensboreusr rs
]. Mitchell & Co., Oxford.
Dr. KUHT. Il PAstIf n, 1aiofd f'si1'1-ss
pal 0lTsce sor North cssy0s, 'a.lsa AGENTS
aad others will dilect MN orders i9r ~. kebffT
MeIicincs,
May rs. - 10y
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4 Coop REASON AND PLAIN 0SE.
The following incident took place at
dearborn, in this county, on the day
of the Wing Convention:
Two plain and sensible appearing
farmers, who we're &C Iuaintances, met
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A correspondent of the Ohio Guilt
yator vouches for the merit Of the fol-
lowing recipe Tor making vinegar
Take and mix one gallon Of molasses,
three gallons Of (rain) water. and one
pint Of yeast. Let it ferment and stand
for four weeks. and then you will have
the best Of vinegar.
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p. q. Rumn.

HAVING purcha-~d fhe inlrsrsa ~ Df. Pride
- 1asos il he lzse Erm u Joues a Rulfin,
wsuh Respectfully inform his friends and tho
pablic eeDenls, that Be siil coaiin1s ne ner-
canise hnine% q alls cd slsnd. nostA-~esi cor
NJ a Mag end churton streel-. where be ~
tends keeIing On hand . xsli sisciel sssori-
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Not So.--Somc people pretend to
believe that the nomination of Scott ex-
ercised very depressing influence.
and in short. lost US the election. We
&c not credit the first word of it. Gen.
Sc0tl's nomination was received with
more dissatisfaction in this county,
than probably any where else in the
State, yet the Wing vote is increased.
Look at Cumberland also; there the ac-
ton of the Convention fell heavily up
on the Wings, yet they have also in
creased their vote. The nomination
had nothing whatever to do with the d..
feat. The result is attributable to To-
cal issues, and the superior organization
Of the Democratic party. This secur-
ed them victory. In November next,
however, when the merits of the two
national champions are before the peo-
pie, freed from all matters Of mere To-
cal interest, we shall have no fears for
our cause. The conviction being strong
within US that the old Scared patriot
who has done good service for his coun.
try, and never tainted either, will, with
North Cardinals fayorite son Graham
sweep the State with an old fashioned
Wing majority. WILMINGTON Herald.
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GVI us ANOTHER. One Of the nu-
merous letters Of Gen. Pierce, having
ia obedience TO numerous calls there
for. justmade its appearanceinto broad
day light. we are like Oliver, "anxious
for more," and now desire another in
stalment. As the publication Of The
series has but just commenced, may we
suggest that the public curiosity would
be gratiIied as much by the presenta.
tion Of the Generals letter to Rob't. G,
Scott as BY any otherf VIII Herald
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IspoRriSr To DrsPEprIcs.-Dr. ]. S. tlough-
tons PEPSIN, the True Digestive Fluid. or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, or The
fourth stomach Of an OK, after directions OF Ba-
ron l.icbig, the great Physiological Chemist, by
]. 5. HOughton, NJ 2. PHILADELPHIA. This i
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Wool Carding.

,IsHE subscribers Wool carding Machine. on
Haw River. Alamance county, ono mile a.
hove the shallow Ford. Is now ready for business.
The Machine Is entirely new, and ia com
plete order.
A Picker Is attached 10 tho machine, which
will be in operation soon.
LUyICK i. LAMBERT. -
August7, 1852. 47--
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COURT OF WARDENS.

rysHE Wardens Of tho Poor for Orange county,
L will meet al the Poor House on the first
Monday in September, the 9th proximo. Per-
sons having business with the Wardens, are re-
Quested 10 attend ut that time, and they will be
heard.
+. 4. HEARTH, Sec'y.
August liz. 4S-
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UDOLPHO WOLVES
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.

A PURE and genuine article, manufactured
"A by him in ScHIEpAM, HeLLASD, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for a
sure and permanent cure Of the GRAVEL, and all
ncys or Bladder.
Jr Price 50 cents, and 81 pei bottle. For salo
at this Office.
February 10. 2l--
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or n sLouH Ls uniuersaily kaOrn--fdr il Is
strictly true-shai indigestion j. The parent Of .
large proportion q The fatal diseases. Dysrniey,
diauhra, eholera mOFbus. liver complaint. and
many other disease enumerated IN the City In
sPeriol's weekly catalogue Of deaths. ere genera
led by indigestion alone. Think Of that, dyspep-
lies think Of il, all who sulIer from disonicred
siOmachs, and II you are willing to he guided by
advice. founded upon experience, resort at once
don't delay day) 10 HoOaand's German Biliers,
prepared BY Dr.. g. NJ. Jackson, which, as IN al
teraiive, curative. and invigofant, stands alone
and unapproaehcd. General depot, iao Arch
street. We hare tiled tsrss Eillers snd know
that they are excellent for the diseases specified
above. Philadelphia City lem.
- For sale at the Drug Store.
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Office Of the N Q. Railroad Company,}

August 9Th, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stockholders
~ and Contractors Oh the N. q. Railroad, that
will be at Concord on the 81 AND 4ih sspiem.
Der; ai Salisbury on the sth end 9th; licking
ton on the 10th; Jamestown on the ilsh; Green's
borough from the 18th 10 the 2ls,; Grahsm on
the 23d; lllsborough on the 21th and 25ih
Raleigh on tho eth aud 2sth and at Gollsbo-
rough on tho Both September. Il Is very desi-
rable TO make settlements with Stockholders, and
especially with Contractors, at the times above
sci forth.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
August IA. dS-2w
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Nrdre glad folearn mat intelligence
reached the War Department lyester'
day Isih inst..) which strengthens the
belief that the report Of the massacre
Of Capt. Marcy and his command is
false.
The New York papers publish the
following extract Of letter from an
Officer u the army. dated at Fort Glib.
son the Esd ultimo. which seems 60
leave no doubt that the Captain him
self il safe:
1.-Two o'clock p. M.-We have just
heard that Marcy had sent an express
to the Brazos Post. 50 we may conclude
that he has not been massaered as re-
ported. We can hear no particulars.
but he had fight with the Indians. |
hope that you may have a chance Of
communicating this delightful news to
Mrs. Marcy. We got this from a man
who came III from Preston. Texas. ne
does not know the particulars. but he
SAYS that the other report is all a hum
bug. will tell you more when ! hear
the particulars"
Some Of the latest Texas papers
ascribe the origin Of the story Of the
massacre of Capt, Marcy and his COM
mand to an encounter which a portion
Of il had with some Indians. resulting,
as il was reported, in the killing Of four
oil the soldiers. National Intelligence.
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JUST RECEIVED,

CIGARs, oil qualities; another lot Of Extra
- Cheese one chest Imperial Tea.
Also, Bardoite's Sugar Drops, for Worms;
Gray's Ointment; Renovatng Liquid for cleans
ing Metals; Woodwards Fayetteville Backing.
LONG & WEBB.
June 90. a.
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Linz of Steamships between Uilmin; .
ION and New Kork.-We have before
US letter from WILMINGTON, stating
the important and gratifying fact, that
line of steamships will Immediately
commence running between New York
and Wilmington, one of them, being ex-
pected at Wilmington on saturday
next.
This is an enterprise of great lmpor
lance to Wilmington, Fayetteville, and
all the interior Of this State from which
produce is shipped, or to which goods
are received. through Fayetteville and
Wilmington. Instead Of an average Of
probably ten days each way, the TRIP
will be accomplished in two. And We
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GEN. PrERcR's CONGRESSIONAL Ca
REER.-The Journals OF Congress, du-
ring Gen. Pierce's brief career, do not
exhibit any very remarkable evidences,
either Craftsmanship or philanthropy.
Everything done by him, in the Senate
or the House. seems to have been up
on the stick.of, candy style Of beneyo-
lence. lie voted against all Internal
Improvement bill. and against all the
Pension Laws for the widows of Revo-
lutionary officers and soldiers. He is
called the "Young Hickory Of the
Granite Hills"-and verify. the record
proves that his feelings are Of altogeth-
err the granite order.
When you ialk to him Of the poverty
Of the Revolutionary band and their
descendants, he answers you with a
flinty negative, and decries and de-
nounces The whole system Of pensions.
lie had no heart 60 relieve the yener-
able widow of President Harrison-he
had as little consideration for the wants
Of the thousands whose husbands and
fathers had given up life and fortune
for the country.
Can these things be forgotten when
the day Of trial comesf Will the A
merican people give up the noble old
soldier who for nearly 40 years has
risked call that made life DEAR" and
bestow their confidence upon man Of
contracted views aud of heart dead
to all the generous sensibilities Of ma
turef
We have. as yet. better opinion OF
our countrymen. than to suppose such
a thing possible. Wig.
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DISSOLUTION.

ryyHE Co-partncrship heretofore existing I'M
1 der the style of LAWS q MCAULEY,
was dissolved on the llth Of August, 1852, by
mutual consent. William M'CauIey having pur-
chased the interest Of John Laws, the business Of
the late firm will he settled by him. All those
Indebted to The firm are requested 10 make in.-
mediate payment.
JOHN LAWS.
WM. MsCAtLEY.
Durhamsville, Orange, N. e.,
August IL, 1852. As
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Notice.


vTyHE FURNITURE belonging TO the Union
L Society will be sold on Thursday Goth inst,
without reserve.
Terms of sale to be cash for all sums Under
five dollars, and six months credit for all above that
sum, upon bond with good security being ten
dercd.
THE MEM BERS
August Gath 40
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Dissolution.

IIseULIIIUN.
Nstk cals,lheFshia a JONES 4 RUF.
fiN Wss dlssslssd % he l0ih insisnl by
muiaai esaesHL r. D. Rosa y sullalissi i
ftass a. assesses = iis ats afrs 49, Al -.
soas ia'isltad ale s.laesilg Fe4usssr3 Is clll Oa
hln and nzke iul1esille seillslrni, lisi ll.s ~
siaess nsy = elssst Eish - liuls dslsy - %.
slls.
PRIDE JONES,
p. b. RJFFIN.
Augusi l3lh, lssa. 4s-
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HoN. Z. G. CABELL OF FLoRIDa.-We
believe it has been generally under
stood that Mr.. Cabell, Of Florida,
would refuse to support Gen. Scott.
The Tallahassee Sentinel gives an ex-
tract from a letter recently written BY
him, which says: 1.-THE Wing party Of
my State have decided 10 sustain him,
lGen. Scott and Twill acguiesce in tina,
decision. / certainly cannot support
Gen. Pierce, and agree with you as ia
the probable consequences Of his cleo.
ton"
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Scott and Graham
Mass Meeting & Barbecue

DAT OF ORANGE SUPERIOR
l7M Of September nsrf /; and |
mitiee Of Arrangements be
by the President Of the Gu
the necessary provisions.
Resoiucd, That Messrs. J
wood, Hugh Waddell and Il
be appointed a Committee
pondence, to provide speak
occasion.
The following persons We
ted the
ConsITTEE OF ARRANGE
]. A. Mssiannen. S. Is. d.
CD. ID. c. Parrish, DIR. +. r
col. A. Parker, Thomas
DIR. A. w. Gay, r. A. st
Addison Mangum, David R
Robert Y. Webb, James "
Squire ID. Umstead, Watt {
Col. ]. G. Douglas, Thomas
John Lipscomb. John II.
James S. feathers, Samuel
John &. Lewis, Pendlet'
Frederick Geer. jr. s. Kirkl
MadisonW ilkersonIsaac 81
John Leathers, James b
VIM. N. Patterson, " lillian
JAS. n. Patterson, David v
John w. Carr, John ST.
Thos. Burroughs, John w
Sam. +. Phillips, Bryant
William Barbee, DavidSt
Jones Morgan, Arch
w. A. Thompson. Wilson
Oh. w. Johnston, John NJ
Charles King. Julius y
Matt. MCauley, Sanders
Col. w. M'Cauley, Calvin
DIR. s. b. Woods, Richard
William w. Guess, WIN. Ill.
John Wilkerson. John e.
John Hopkins, William
Alex'r Dickson, David b
William Link, Crabtl
George Jackson, James j
q. &. Tinnin, Josiah ]
William Barton, Levin {
David Hart, Rob. F.
Thos. III. Hughes, George
David w. Jordan, DIR. 4. $
Hardy Hurdle, DIR. o. ]
~. N. Clark, DIR. WA
| William II. Ellis, Minick
Thomas Wilson, II. e. N
| George Faucet, Stephen
George {. Ray, Dr.S.D.
Joseph S. Latta, DIR. c. J
IWiIl,am Hobbs. Nath. ii
| George Nichols, John +.
Wilson Harris, Asa B.
Leonard Laws, James \
James Turner, ir. Bedford
Rich'd Holeman, DIR. r. ]
On motion, a sub commit
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learn HAT i viii effect a saving Of 8
per cent. u The lnsuranee--an item Of
snme consequence, a. some houses here
now pas $1,000 % $4,000 a year 81 ma,
fine Insurance.
We hope he hoe sill be literally
supparleds fsyeffssils Osseruer.
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On motion, sub committee was ap.
pointed to select a suitable place for the
Barbecue, to provide stand for the
speakers, &c., and to attend to all Other
arrangements necessary at this poin,
for the efficient getting up Of the Bar
bccue the said committee to be con
sidered the Executive Committee, ant
to consist Of the following persons:
George Laws, DIR. WA. Norwood
Robert +. Morris, ALLEN Brown,
Rufiin Tapp, George Jackson.
Thomas Webb,
THOMAS WEBB, ! 60.
4. A. HEARTH,