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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
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VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
BY its mild action on the
STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
[ will cure the diseases Of those Organs with
oil rhpon,n cour.I.;,,.

By us mia aCtion on the
STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
a will cure the diseases Of those Organs with
all Chronic complaints, as
DYSPEPSIA, COUGH, ASTHMA,
BRONCHIAL and LUNG AFFECTIONS,
PAINS in the BACK, SIDE and BREAST
CONSUMPTION, scRoFULA,
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, FISTULA
Piles, Bowel Complaint,
Worms, Nervous Dcbiiiiy,> >scith all disease.
arising from IMPURE MOON.
Truth stranger than Fiction!-None need despair =
4 Ladys Testimony after Mirty-cight years
Of suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful medicine
could it perform the astonishing cures made by itt
NORTHAMPTON Co, April 13, 1852.
MesSrs. Tyler Adair: have been afflicted with Rhcu
matism at times, from my twelfth year, will be fifty years
age the 18th of this month the attacks times
lies to very little effect Last October was attacked in my
shoulders sides back, and hips could not rest, day
mght could not move any part Of my body without cry
with pain; at this time also tried many remedies
ernal and external without receiving any relief;
asst advised to try uAMpTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE
before had taken bottle of which felt much better
md continued taking ii felt strength coming into my
back and limbs and stomach strengthened and revived
very way; have taken FIVE bottles and am much better
Than expected to be. intend to 1t whenever
aeed it, and would recommend to the afflicted, believing
d unelualled Yours,
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
MessrS. Mortimer d. MoiObray: Mrs Elizabeth Bagwe Is
lady of the highest respectabity, wealthy and inuen
a The in her speaks volumes favor of this
wonderful Tncure. Several other persons have heard
If have derived great benefit from its in county
We entirely out of the article and have daily anxious
inquiries to know when will receive another supply
I'VE expect large sales the present demand and
want you to send us box possible.
Yours, TYLER & ADAIR.
Northampton county, April r. 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
Important 40 Members
DEMOCRATIC AND wHIG NATIONAL C0EvES

DEkSONs yisitI Washington and wishing 10 take hom
presents for their friends and families will find tia
following useful and desirable goods:
T5 plain and embroidered white and oolOTed Cantor
Grape Shawls
90 various styles summer yisites
25O Parasols all styles the largest stock In the city
at the lowest lrices
very large assortment OF various styles ladies' Dres
Goods-Bereges Berege de Laines, Shalleys, MuSlins
Jackonets, 0rgandies, Lawns &c.
~ boxes Embroidered Handkerchefs, from 81 70 Sl2
80 do do and Lisle Thread Hose
20 do Silk Hose, all styles
2 do Underseeves and in fact every thing pertaining
to the ladies' Dry Goods department, at
YERBY a. MILLERS,
june 5-dlm Pa av., bet. 7th and Sth sts.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
CIGARS! CIGARS !! CIGARs!!!

EE undersigned bcgs leave TO his sincere thanks
TO his friends and the public generally for the very
liberal support they have given him, and respectfully
!cits a continuance of the same.
- lie has just received fine assortment of those choc
brands OF CIGARS, TOBACCO and SNUFFS to trial Of
which he would most respectfully invite his friends and
public gcne' ally JAS L. POWER,
june 22-3teo G street. between 9th and 7th.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
BE WISE IN TIME!

|nR. BROTHERS'S Indian Remedy for Cholera
IL Cholera Morbus summer complaints # children
1Dysentery Darrhma, &C. puts all competition at deanc
as being altogether the most cfrcual remedy to be ou
for this terrible disease and where It Is administered
time. according TO the directions, 1t rarely fails.
Fifty cured within the last two weeks. where pys
ians and the different painkers had failed ~ re
DR.. Brother Cholera Remedy which will always inyara
lhy check it in few hours will be guaranteed,
ithe money refunded.
Ga Prepared and sold at the German Medical Office
Drs. BROTHERS a GRAY, opposite the Smithsonian Inst
tute. Island. june l.-2Weu
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
Do You Suffer with any Pain?

III you do, you will find immediate relief by using Dr.
ROSES PAlNEuRER. 1t is the only preparation whic
cures, almost instantly, Sore Throat, rheumatism, iron
Colds, Pains In the Side Back, Limbs Face, Ear o
Tooth Ache; Stomach Bowels, Side Back Stiff Neck
Bruises, Corns and Chblans Wherever you have pain
the PainCurer Safe TO all ages, and the price ben
low the poor well the rch obtain in 12@ 25
SO cent bottles.
Rf- The above preparations be found, with circulars
and full directions at the stores of
u. ID. Gilman, w. II. Gilman,
Charles Stott & Co, Samuel Butt,
j. y. Callan, John W. Nairn,
kidwell Lawrence, Washington city, r. @.
j. l.. Kilwell, Georgetown, u. &, liunc 26--tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

ERENClI ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GOODs-em
Il brRcing CLOTHS,
CASSIaERES
EESTINGS, and Goods gcncrall,
adapted Ia Gencmcns OF the latest aud newest do
isns and ylrs direct from first hands, New York
Particular attention has been paid the selection Of the
above goods which in addition 10 his former stock IL now
complete and ,nnot be surpassed.
The subscriber receiving monthly the latest report
Paris fashions and prepared TO for the votarc
fashion the best 81 ylc and finish.
Fits warranted, and goods made mp to please. hy
GEORGE w. HINTON,
Penn av, north side, bet. ~ and 9th sta.
Also for ssle the trade A. s. Dc Lany's Mathematical
System of Drsushting and Cutting Pantaloons.
mar l3-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING

CLOTHING CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
PLENDlD new and elegant styles OF Summer Clothing
I'D embracing the largest and best assortment brought
Ito Washington.
Grass Cloth Sack and Frock Coats.
Pongee Silk do do
Silk Alpaca do do
Summer Cloth do do
Gingham & Linen do do
Habit Cloth do do
Tweeds, all colors do do
with endless variety Of Shirts Undershrts OF SILK, Nc
ino, and Cotton; Drawers Of Lnen Cotton, and Mcrino
Handkerchief Stocks Scarf Crayats Gloves Collars, &C.
&c. As stock the most extensive and desirable
would invite CITIZENS and STRANGERS TO pay v
before making their seecionsby doing, they will b,
enabled to their money and obtain the best and
desirable garments of all kinds Also constantly hant
large assortment of Travelling Trunks atboxes Vaises
Carpet bags, Satchels, &c, &c.
WALL STEPHENS,
Penna av bet 9th and 10th sts, next door east of the
june 1--tf Iron Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
TEAS! TEAS. TEAS,!!
Small Profits and Large Sales!

NV ANTED-A YOUTH, from 10 to Is years Of age
w One who has semc acquaintance with the bushes
would be preferred. WM. 7. EVANS, Druggist,
juno 23-- Corner of II and Seveath streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
SUPERIOR HAMS

1iTICIRED HAMS, select size, and handsomely cut,
u sale by W. c. HARPER co,
ap l4-tr Penn. ay, side, bet. ~ aud 9th 81
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

A CARD.
5ENHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave 10 return his thanks u
his friends for the very liberal support rey hay,
given him. and respectfully soicts continuance of the
same. lie may be found all times at his old stand
street. between 7h and sth streets where his expenses
small and afford him opportunity TO sell modcrat,
sterms to his customers.
lie has just received fine assortment of spring goods
(which will be made in the hest manncrconsistng
FCoths, fancy Casmercs Nesngs of silk white Mar
(sees aud fancy qualities, beautiful articles. Also white
.Drllngs Shirts Collars Crayats Stocks Suspendcrs &C.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
mar l3-tr l. y. MUDD
NEEDLES
~ ENUINE Smith Sons Drilledeye Needles fine as
sIT sortment, at wholesale. L. WHEELER,
june 1l-3m Opposite Browns Hotel.
fHOING RAPIDLY, those "Tally-ho Razors' al
sNT 3lM cents, Razor and Box of BaZins Shaving
rcam for so cents These RaZors warranted and will
cu hair when you purchase them. The cheapest Razor
FLOR the quality offered. Call at WlMERS,
june 4-tr Sixth ST., near Louisiana v.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
~ GOODWILL, STOCK, and FIXTURE
III j of q COnfecliOMerY Ehlahlie Ii IN e n

= I
M of n Confectionery Establis Ii m e n
lfor Salc.-Thc subscriber, wishing retire from busi
nes offers for sale her Confectionery Establishments that
Hnow doing good business and has every convenience fo
carrying it extensively The rent is low, and
SterprSng and industrious person it would be profitable
Investment The possession Of the house be had tn
first day of July. There every convenience for small
family
For further particulars ure the premises four door
from Adams Co.'s Express Odice, Pennsylvania
between Sd and y streets
june 22--2weo& SARAH j. BECKETT.
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From the Boston Museum.
TIE TWO TRAVELLERS.

Beg pardon. sir--does this carpet,
bag belong to you?"
Yes"
Would you have any objection, sir
to my moving it, to make more room 0.
the seat"
"Yes."
Hem then you wish il to remain
where it iss"
"Yes.r
The subject Of the above colloquial
thrust and parry was very large car.
pet-bag, placed upon seat between
two travellers, in one Of our railroad
trains.
The proprietor ofthe carpct-bag. VII,
had his seat BY the car window, was q
tall athletic traveller, with dark features,
an out landish moustache, and black
eye, which on the present occasion,
flashed with rather savage express
sion.
The other traveller was a handsome
Young man, with clean shaved coun-
tenance. and mild eye, AMI q fine IL.
tellectuat forehead.
The latter individual was apparently
much discommoled by the presence Of
the fat carpet-bag but the riefanswers
of his fellow traveller, and his forbid
ding mind your business" scowl, had
the effect Of preventing farther conver-
sation on the subject in question.
The Young man smiled inslalgently al
his companIon's ill-humor. True, he
cast glance at the conductor, as II
about to request him to remove the
carpet-bag. but appearing to change his
mind he quietly took newspaper from
his pocket, and began TO read.
Evening was approaching, and the
blind of the car windew b. lgclosed,
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Gg1Aa 9991oM1s
MANrRRs.


There is no subject which has excit.
ed more interest IN farming than ma.
nuring. and il is one about which there
Is great ignorance. and, as natter ol
course, a great deal Of quacking. Ma
nure is the sheet anchor Of the farmer
and gardener. Without il. in same
shape. the earth could not long be cul.
tivsted proiitabIy. But the best kind
and the best methods Of applying. are
yet to be learned by most, if not all
farmers.
0f one thing there can be no doubt,
and that is that there is no substitute
for farm yard manure.
All theories are more or less absurd.
Hence one man SAYS, get out your long
manure and bury il in the soil pillow
il in for the crop that is to follow. An
other saws no. put il on the top Of your
land. A third saws let it lay in your
yard till well rorted and then apply il
as top-dressing. Another exclaims
with horror. vhy, YOU boor. all the best
part Of the gases, all tie real fertilizing
properties. pass OF and are lost.
All may be partially right and all
partially wrong.
Thus, on all clay soils, il may be
we'll to Law on the long manure and pillow
il in. for il cannot be lost, aud the mex,
plowing will bring it to the surface and
gradually mix it with the soil. On Q
wet gray soil il may be best to spread
il upon the surface while upon light
soil it is probably best to use II only
when well rotted, so that it may be
intimately mixed with the soil and
brought within the reach Of the plant
at IFS earliest stage Of growth. II i
our belief, however, that the most eco
nomical way Of applying manurcs
when in thoroughly rotted state. even
&c some Of the much -talkcd-about gases
do escape, and the best way to apply Il
is in the shape Of top-dressing. In
the garden well rotted manure only car
be used to advantage, and the more in.
timately it is Incorporated with the sur
face soil, the better for the crop.
And after all, is not nature herself
the best teacher: She manures at the
surface. The forest is a good example
The annual fall Of leaves furnishes
top-dressing that supports dense
growth of large trees. The decaycd
and dccaying leaves form mould ol
surprising richness, and are largely
sought for bs the gardener though they
NAV have been rotted for years. What
has become of their gasesi The young
plant must have something besides gas,
as we'll as the infant or the young ami.
NAL and il must have its nutrimcnt IN
zach shape that it can be easily ASST
inflated. IT must DC eirhrr iiyu;a vr "a
a we'll rotted state. The most perfect
method Of applying would be in Il
quid state. But as that will not be
done BY the great majority Of farmers,
the next best method is as We have in
dicated: compost your ward manure
and let it get well rotted before it is
carted to the field. The Wool Crowr.
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From the Southern Planter.

A REMEDY FOX CoLIC IN HORSES.
Mr.. RurrIS: | have intended for
some time to request the republication
of "a Remedy for Collie in Horses
which appeared in the Southern Plant
er, Vol. I'LL. page A..
| have used the medicine with en-
tire success for seven years, and in
some of the seyercst cases 1 ever saw.
| had lost two of the best horses own
ed previous TO this publication. But
since have practised this way have
never, so far, had horse to remain
sick thirty minutes after giving the
drench.
By the way, | would advise every
man who has sick horse to give this
medicine, although he may be told BY
others that hls horse has =. the grubs,
for the symptoms in both cases are
alike. | said the symptoms in both
cases are alike, but must make q re-
serve, for believe in ninety-nlne ca
ses out Of hundred that are said to be
rrubs. the horses die by colic-and
grubs being found in them, the cases
are then decided to be grubs.
Here is the recipe:
take two quarts of cold water IN
a hand basin, add with your fire shovel,
say, pint of hot wood ashes or embers,
and stir. Cut of an inch and hall
from a common handful Of tobacco and
rhred in the mixture. Stir all up and
let it stand far fifteen minutes and set.
lie. Pour of d common black bottle
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N NOriGE + /.

rUSHE subscsibcr having. at the last November
Term Of Orange County Court. qualified as
Executor Of the last will and testament OF JOHN
KELLY, deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all
persons indebted 10 the estate of the deceased TO
come forward aud make immediate payment ;
aud all persdns having claims against the estate,
a requested to present ,hcm within the time
presrilc, ly law, or this notice will be plead m
ba of their lecs,ery.
]. W NORWOOD, Ex'r.
January 8. -ls
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81 H< ErerlLary Dssss g. Rxss. Gsrrrae,
sff1< A45s If Asfh csazas.
lVHEREAs. sbsse-kkn a sh< ~kelr mum.
~ isrr % ss~mhers II eseh Hea~e of sL.s f;~-
neral Assembly did. II The lssl session, pass li<
lallawing Aei;
AN ACT TO amend the Constitution oI
North carplina.
wHnHx1<, The feeioLi qaslisrstion nov re-
suired lor The rleriou for msmicrs of The ssnsie
conHcls With The fundamental principles Of lii<I-
iy; Therefore.
srr. 4. BE II eaacfrd By ne Central Ass>milg
effke Sraf~ Of North cmchna, aad II 10 hfTebg
emsefed ~ fAs asfkarifs ~ Tie same. lhrre-Gll's
Of the whs.ls nu,nl.<r Of members ofesch House
concurring. that the second CLAUSE Of third seriion
a ihe drsl Aniels Of thr sn,endcd canssiiuiis'n
niifea hs the people Of North CsroIins on the
Second Molsday ofiNosrmher, A. D., 1885. be
sin<sded hy striking out the wonBs q and Posscs-
sed Of freehold within the same district Of ffiy
acres of land for SIX months ncrt before aud al
the day of eleciioa,' 80 that the said slsuse Of
said s~rtion shall read as fSllows: All free white
n.rn Of The age of lwrnfy-one wears (excepf as Is
hereinafter aerlarrd.l who have h~en inhslilsnss
Of sny ono district within The siatetwrl months
Immediately preceding the day ofsny election and
shall have paid rulic taxes. shall be entitled TO
vote for a member ofthe Senate.
sre. .. Belt further enaeftd, That the Gov
ernor of The State he, and he is he,ehy directed,
10 issue his Proclamation 10 the people Of North
Carolina al least sx mar,hs bcfae the neat elrc-
tion Cor mrInhers Of the General Assembly. setting
forth the purpoa Of this Act and the amrndmeal
10 the Constitution herein proposed, which Pro
elan,a,ian shall be accompanied Ivy q tue and
perfect copy of the Act. authenticated by the ccr.
ii6caie efihe Secretary Of Stale. and both The
Proclamation aud tho copy Of this Act. the Go
werner Of the Stale shall cause 10 he published in
all the newspapers Of this Stale, and posted in The
coun HOUSES Of the respective Counties in this
State. al least SIX months before the election oI
m .nlers 10 the next Grnersl Assembly.
Read three times aud agreed to by threc-ffihs
of the whale numbcr of members OF each House
respectively. and ratified in General Assembly
Ibis tic 9Th ,lay of January. 1881.
]. e. DNBBiN. =. n. G..
W. n. EDWARDS, 3. :.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR TnE CURE OF
Coashs, IDS, lIoarsrnfss, Bronchitis, Whoopins
C0u oup, Asthma, and Consumption.

A Mo numerous discoveries Seccnce
IN hasx this generation 10 facilitate the
hus:aess Of -increase its snj njymcnts, and
cye., prelong thu term Of human existence. none
can be named Of more real value to mankind,
than this contribution Of Chemistry 10 the Heal
ing ,rt. A vast trial Of its virtues throughout
this broad country, has proven beyond doubt
that no medicine or combination Of medicines
ye, known, can so surely control and cure the
numerous varieties Of pulmonary disease which
have hi hcrto cpt from our midst thousands
every year. Indeed, there is now abundant
reason TO believe Remedy has at length been
fun, which car, lie relied on to cure tlie mosl
dangerous affections ii the mags.
For sale, in Hillsborough, at
THE DRUG STORE.
January 81. Is
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tall cf the auid. and drrsch yoar horse
In half an hnar he Will be VIII.
"sRzfionale: The gas which bloar.
the horse Is prol,sbly ezrbsnic acid "a.
ana i'sht earbu'rtted hydrogen. the
prsdset 81 the 'rse'soie decomposition
which Is gong on ~ the infess.nes; a
an, rate. u = gas ~h'eh Is .m'nedi'
afeiy ansoroed py its combination WIN
an aikaii.
" The tobacco is powerful anti
spasmodsc and eafhartie q, mer.
fore. pressrates the nervous sensibiii-
~. checks the inflammation and m
grasses the action OF ihe lower Intes-
tines. Ina critical or extreme case y
Will be well to give an enema Of a
strong decoction at tobacco With a scom-
mon syringe. Dat of more than one
hundred instances in which have seen
this remedy used, ! have yet TO wit
ness the iirst failure. IL also has an
advantage over very many remedies,
viz: II csnnot ijnre horse IN perfect
health. Feed light Tor a day or two."
| am. sir, yours. most respectfully,
W JANIS II. ioSrs.
Spring Hils. Fiussnns, Dec :, 1851.
We have tried 4 mart Of the above
remedy viz. ,he ve MAKING II nv
ha;I;ny The ashes when we had no I've
r.,dv made and ,lwavs with prrfe,t
success R.r ten wears we had fen
worL h,r.es and last ,nlv one. which
would he euuaI "a ! loss Of one horse
= an. hn,,ir.d a.. .ne v,,r ar nre
e ~, 49,, i. nar All not
- r. ,n.;i shs wss J..d our mi. i
e ,hsrs he !. hars. ,,Len .;ct r. have
h;n, hraa,,h, s,r,;shs - Ne and II Il be
a,I;c 2, w;II he IN a;n.t,-n;ns cases
II : HUNDRED ws drenrh with I've re-
,;mn ,hs ioss ;f the srst have not
r;rsn relief, and r;y;nn from one TO
g. ..,.t nc,t or 1..J.n.~ ..
cordinp Ia the violence of the attack.
Its mode of action il stated above. To
This cause. in part. we attribute the
health Of our teams. which is some what
remarkable ON a farm where the work
Il as hard A, il Is on farm in the South
West Mountains. But il is also due
in n very considerable degree to anoth-
or fact. We make il rule TO keep foo
manu- horses. And there is great eco-
nomy in il. both as regards saving feed
and the wear and tear Of the teams.
Saa.;n.s wa Lax. dr.nch.d ,,;,h
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PLEASE CALL OVER!

a IL. those having accounts at The Drug Store,
"A will please call and close them by Note OF
Cash, OF they will be charged interest from the
first of January.
December 23d. 1851. Is
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OILS, TALLLOW GREASE, AND
CHIC MINERAL PAIrGT.
9nN Bmr-ls MACHINE OIL. P,ice rs cts.
cOo per gallon.
as00 Gallons ditto, in casks Of various sizes.
I-rrrc I'd rcrrrs T'vr E~ss'...
200 Blrrrl< floicd PAINT Oil. Price SIS cts.
per gallon.
5000 Gallons ditto, in casks Of various sizes.
Price SIS ccnts per gallon.
$50 Barrels TANNERS oil. various kinds K
qualities, from IS 10 60 cents per gallon.
$500 Gallons in Casks of various sizes. Various
kinds ard qualities, from IS to SO cents
per gallon.
so Tons TALLOW GREASE for Heavy
Bearing. and Coarse Machinery, in Bar
relsor Casks, Of any consistency required.
Price cents per IL.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, in Bar
reis, at the lowest market price.
Machinery OIL, warranted not To chill in the
coldcs, weather, and considered by those using il
equal 10 Sperm Oil.
Boiled Paint OIL, equal to Linsecd Oil, other
than for white.
I am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
ahovs named articles, aud nay motto is, . Small
profits and quick returns
B. +. POND,
Sc Water Street, (under the Pearl Il. Hense,)
NEW YORK.
New York, Bee, 1851. IL
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SrArr or Nonrn CARolixA.
lllfre nf .Seer, larn Of .Sfllf.

0gies ef Seer,iary Of Sfafe.S
I. WiIlIax HUI. Secretary Of State. IN aud
Esr the state Of North Carolina. do hereby eer,i'
Il tina, the foregoing is true and perfect copy
81 an Act Of the General Assembly Of this State
drawn OF from the original ON file ia This ofiicc
Given under my hand. this 3lsi day Of Decem'
her. 1851. ur,s uur g., n s,,,.
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Am wnsnxis. the siii Act provides for a.
,nrusiing the Constitution Of the State OF North
Carolina 80 as to confer ON every qusllfied votrr
for the HOUSE oi Commons the ,iybt 10 soie also
for the Senate:
Now. therefore, 10 the end that il may he made
known that if the aforesaid amendment TO the
Constitution shall he rgreed TO b, Two thirds 70
the whole representation in each house Of the
next General Assembly. il will then he submit
ted 10 the people fn ratification. have issued
ihi. my Proclamation in conformity with the rro-
yisosss Of the heiofe ieci,ed Act.
IN testimony whereof, Dawn $. Rrip, Cover
nor of the State Of North Carolina, hath hcreun.
To set his hand and caused The Great Seal of the
said State 10 bc affixed.
.,..t,. Done al the City Of Raleigh, on
..Ey6G. the ihir,y-irst day Of December, in
saAA. the year Of our I.o,d, one thousand
SNS0f}- eight hundred aud fifty one, aud in
Ss the seventy sixth year Of our lndc-
Icndcncc.
By the Governor, DAVID s. REID.
TuoNas SErrLE, Jr, Private Scc'y.
Pcrsons inrc w,,.~---L-n.l, th;. Proclamation
may fall. will please see thai COPY vs ]. : nost.
ed up in the Court House OF their respective
Counties.
January l7. l6-