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ELECTION Is OVERT
The Country is Quiet! Prosperity Abounds

And now that winter i. coming, Farmers and others
should prepare enjoy the fruits of their abors by
curing among other requisites TO Preside Happiness
copy of MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER, the lead
ing Agricultural, Literary and Family Newspaper u -
the Paper for yourself and family and indispensable du
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MERIT. USEFULNESS. AND POPULARITY!

The NEW YoRkER comprises departments devoted 10
Agriculture Horticulture, Mechanic Arts and Science,
Educ aon Literature News, Markets &C. and has far
larger circulation than other Agricultural similar
journal in the world tho best evidence of Superiority
Published weekly-Eght Double Quarto Pages (l0 col
umns)-iustraied and printed in the -
year with reduction clubs Great induce
agents and clubs-ncludng Al 500 in Cash Pre-
miuIns. Specimens, Premium Lists, &c, sent free.
Address
d. d. T. MOORE,
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THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
A sTATIsTICA VIEW
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FREE AND SLAVE STATES.
Ru Henrn Chnse Nd Chnrl1, " Sanborn

IHE FhEE AND SLAFE SlAI no
BY Henry Chase aad Charles W. Sanb0yH
Compiled from Official Documents.
l2mo. Bound IN cloth. Price so cents.
IF any one wishes what Slavery has done Tor
the South, and Freedom for the Norh, let them Ieaa
this mastery work. Let him study these hgures race
copy OF these statistics in the hands OF every VOTER bhu
word for il, Repubcanism will sweep the ennIe
North in 1860, clean IL has swept New England ~
1885 Men OF the South, beg you TO look calmly shn
this array OF figures, and what hey
porfead. -
The able editor OF the Erenins Transcript Boston mus
speaks Of Inns work:
This lille book contains vast amount OF inioiinA'o
respe citing the comparative condition OF the slavehouS
and nonslaveholdIng States, as TO territory popusu
industry, wealth, education, intelligence Religion mora
advancement, and general progress. The WORK mu-'
have great deal of aborious research and Ger
tanly presents arguments in favor OF Freedom on every
pnge II contains the kind of Information thai shou"
be generally known in all sections OF the co0hl
We hope there will be public demand for thousand"
copies"
Published by
JOHN P. JEWETT 4 CO.,
SIC III Washington street, Boston
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F
| April, 1889
March 3, 1871
| Oct. "a, 1871
March 2, 1898
| Dec. 2, 1898
| March 3, 1895
| Dec. 7, 1895
March 3, 1897
| May Is, 1897
| March 3, 1899
| Dec. 2, 1899
| March 3, 1901
| Dec. 7, 1901
| March 3, 1907
Oct. 26, 1907
March 3, 1911
March 4, 1911
Jan. 19, 1914
Jan. l9, 1914
March z. ISIS
Dec. 4. 1915
Nov. l3 1920
Nov. Is, 1920
March 3, 1921
Dec. 2, 1921
March 3 1929
Dec. |, 1873
March 3, 1895
Dec. 5, 1925
March 3. 1927
Dec. 3, 1927
j une 2, 1884
June 2, 1884
March 3. 1885
Dec. z, 1885
March 3, 1889
Dec. Is. 1889
March 3, l84l
May 81, l84l
March 3, lS43
Dec. 4, l843
March 3, l845
Dec. l, 1916
March 3, l847
Dec. 6, l847
March 3, lS49
Dec. %, l849
March 3, 1851
Dec. l, 1851
March 3, 1853
Dec. l, 1853
March 3, 1855
Feb. %, 1856
March z 1887
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Of the House of Representatives.
7o1 F. A. Muhlenberg, Penn.
700 J. Trumbull, Connecticut.
7e5 F. A. Muhlenberg, Penn.
7e7 Jonathan Dayton, Neao Jersey
799
ao, Theodore Sedgwick, Mass.
en-, Nathaniel Macon, N. Cor.
Si1 j. B. Varnum, Massachusetts
"a Henry Clay, Kentucky.
sI5 Langdon Cheves, S. Car.
3ao Henry Clay, Kentucky.
35 ~ w. W. Ta ylor, MeO York.
,2s p. B. Barbour, Virginia.
s 3 Henry Clay, Kentucky.
s27 J. W. Taylor, NeU York.
;. A. Stevenson, Virginia.
%, John Bell, Tennessee.
aga James K. Polk, Tennessee.
s4l R. NJ. T. Hunter, Virginia.
aa2 John White, Tennessee.
s45 J. W. Jones, Virginia.
a41 j. W. Davis, Indiana.
s4e R. c. Winthrop, Mass.
a5l Howell Cobb, Georgia.
s53 Linn Boyd, Kentucky.
g
355
or, Nathaniel p. Banks, Mass.
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Northern sectonalism!
Secretaries Of State.
The highest Office in the Cabinet is that of
Secretary of State, who has under his charge
the foreign relations of the country. Since the
year 7S9, there have been twenty-five appoint
ments to the Office, fourteen from slave States,
eight from free. Or, counting by years, the
post has been filled by Southern men and Slave
holders very nearly forty years out of sixty
sAyan an followa
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APPoined-
Sept. 26, 1889, Thomas Jefferson, Virginia.
Jan. 2, 1894, E. Randolph, Virginia.
Dec. 10, 1895, T. Pickering, Massachusetts.
May IL, 1900, J. Marshall, Virginia.
March s, 1901, James Madison, Virginia.
March 6, 1909, X. Smith, Maryland.
April z, 1911, James Monroe, Virginia.
Feb. %, 1875, d.. do.
March S, 1911. J Q Adams, Massachusetts.
March Z, 1925, Henry Clay, Kentucky.
March 6, 1929, Martin Van Buren,, Nep York.
May "a, 1881. E. Livingston, Louisiana.
May 70, 1888, Louis McLane, Delaware.
June u, 1894, ]. Forsyth, Georgia.
March s, lS4l, Daniel Webster, Massachusetts.
July q, l843, A. P. Upshur, Virginia.
March s, lsst, ]. 9. Calhoun, South Carolina,
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HENRY 81. BOODY 4 CO.,
DANKERS; General Agents, and Dealers IN Lana
ID Warrants and Real Estate, Hudson, ST. Crolx county,
Wisconsin, and Brunswick, Maine.
III. ii. BOODY, Brunswick, Maine
ALVIN BOODY, (uudson Wisconsin.
476 G.. JEWELL. H., ''
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are ultra, and wish to push matters to the ex.
treme. They will not be satisfied with any.
thing short of conviction and death of all
the Free State men now in prison others are
more generous-tAey wish Slavery established
here, but they want it done in a quiet manner.
without much excitement; are willing the Free
State men shall live, provided they will leave
the Territory.
During the week, Marshal Fain has been in
town two or three times, with a writ for the
arrest of Captain Walker, the commander of
Governor Geary's militia. Walker refused to
go to Lecompton at this time. Fain returned
to Lecompton, and returned, a day or two since,
with some United States troops, but Walker
was not found. The marshal threatens to
bring a sufficient force to secure his arrest !;
and 1T is understood that Colonel Titus and his
two companions is the force to be used for such
purpose. If he comes here with Colonel Titus
and his men, there will certainly be FIGHT be-
tween them and Walkers men, which will be
the commencement of another war. Captain
Wood, of the United States army, who has been
stationed here for several weeks, has moved
his camp into the immediate vicinity of Can't,
Walkers. What his object is in doing so is
not yet known.
The election Is now over, and perhaps the
Pro-Slavery party are DESTROYS of having a war.
for the purpose of exterminating the Free State
men, and the attempted arrest of Capt. Walker
is the excuse.
Information has been received in this city,
that Free State man, residing on Ottawa
creek, was shot at and nearly murdered, on
Saturday last, while on his way to Westport,
MO- de was near Bull creek when attacked,
robbed, and left for dead, by party of Geor.
grams, who have been prowling about in the
southern portion of Kansas for some time. At
last accounts, the unfortunate man was lust
alive. He was found on the road by some trsv.
oilers, on their way to Missouri, and cared for
by them.
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d. d. T. MOORE,
Rochester, New York
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March s, 1845, JAS. Buchanan, Pennsylvania.
March Z, l849, ]. M. Clayton, Dela,OGre.
July 20, 1850, Daniel Webster, Massachusetts.
Dec. 8, 1852, f. Everett, Massachusetts.
March s, 1885, w. L. Marcy, Nesc York.
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Bath, N. c. Feb. 6.
WAKE COUNTY.
READY PAY.

At the term of Wake County Court, in session
here this week, A. K. Clements, Esq, was unan:m-
ously reelected County Trustee; and the members
of the present Board of Superintendent OF Common
Schools were also unanimously reelected.
The rates of taxes for 1866 were levied as follows:
For County purposes, on each POLL sixty-seven cents
for support OF poor, on each poll sixteen cents
for Common Schools, on each poll twelve cents,
making in all ninety-fve cents. Add the State tax,
forty cents and the total poll tax for 1856, is
dollar and thirty-fve cents. On each hundred dol
lars of real estate for County purposes, eighteen
cents-for support of poor, six cents-for Common
Schools, four cents making in all twenty-eght cents
Add the State tax, twelve cents, and the total real
estate tax for 1856 is forty cents. 1t is the opinion
of the Finance Committee of the County, that the
late reassessment Of lands will add about two thou
sand dollars to the County revenue and the add-
ton Of ten cents on the poll made at the present
term OF the Court, will increase the revenue from
this source some six seven hundred dollars
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tual Fire Insurance Company" By section 22d this
company is expressly forbidden to issue bill, or
der, certificate of deposit ticket, promssory note,
or any other kind of surety, whatever may be its
form or name, with the intent that the same shall
circulate pass the representative or substitute
for money" Cd, "the Pamhco and Albemarle In
surance Company" By section els. it is enacted
that no part Of this act shall be so construed as
give said company any banking privilege, or any
right to issue notes payable to bearer for circu'a
ton as bank notes." 3d. the charter of "the Green's
borough Mutual Insurance Company" passed in
1850, is amended and by section 14th of the act of
1854 it provided that nothing in this act or in
nv act heretofore passed, shall be construed as
to authorize said corporation to issue any note, BILL
certificate Of deposit for circulation or any decice
:, the nature Of q bank note" 4th, "the Beaver
Dam Gold Mountain Vein Mining and Plank siuicing
Comnany." By section 9TH similar prohibition is
introduced. 5th, the Brunswick Savings Institu-
t;on " By section like prohibition is enacted
c., g, the Salem Savings Institution" Section
forbds the tissue of any BILL note, other device
=, tho nature of bank note" 7th, the Whining
-, Savings Bank" Section IA provides "that
ro,bnr in this act shall be so construed as to au
tborze said institution to issue any note, BILL cert
cate of deposit for circulation, or any other in the
nature of bank note"
The introduction of these provisions was wholly
unnecessary and they would in all probability have
becp pretermitted, but for the example set by the
.Greensborough Mutual Life Insurance and Trust
Company" of pervertng its charter from its avowed
pur,ose to the usurpation of powers never in con-
templa.ion of the Legislature
And now We are ready to maintain that the general
laws on the currency enacted in 1854, do faithfully
rsacct the welconsidered opinion of the State, if
any confidence can be rcposed in long legislative
history as an index to the sober and settled mind of
the people The subject is by no means exhausted.
The las; Crccnshorough Patriot contains charac-
teristic article, which, shall notice in next
we take our leave however, for the present of the
two champions of small notes. and commend them
+, the acts of the Assembly; and they will fully
a}ze in the attempt TO discover any manifestation
Of the nublic will in favor of small notes. any leg.
;sIat;vc sanction for turning 1.-The Grcensborough
life Insurance and Trust Company into a bank of
;>suc and circulation the employment i'll which the
Observer announces the Patriot to be so zeaously
engaged, namely" the pursuit Of kaoele1ige under
difficulties"
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80. sEVEN kxKs LATER FROM EuROPE

SEVEN bxys LATER FROM EUROPE.
1rrraIeks tas Gaaads No tidinos at the
Plei6c-P fssaes Favorable- Cotton
Advanced--Gf sst q 4 IL Beeadssa6s-.
HALrFAx, Fsbsly lestd steamship Cam
days. She sailed ffois M Saturday, the
End inst, and brings setsH as - iatelligence
then that received by the Persia.
The Canada neither saw OF Heard the un-
fortunate steamship Pacific, now ID ker To 9Th
day from Liverpool. SseSs sss.sSS 80
Everything speaks. favorable for peac6y "a the
Peace Congress was expected to meet in Psrs about
the 18th. --E ~ Il
The Queens speech on the opening Of Parlamen
is very mesgre. She does not even refer to Ameri
can affairs.
MARKErs-Cotton advanced an eighth, and closed
steady but quiet. - E&
Breadstulfs considerably declined.
Money more stringent
Rice declined. Rosin advanced. Crude turpen.
tine quiet Spirits of do. quiet at SIS. Sd
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreas-
ed $4,000 pounds
American securities lower.
London.-Baring's circular quotes market dull.
Breadstuffs declined. r
Iron firm. Welsh bar pounds shings; rails
Spounds shillings to 10 pounds.
Sugars declined.
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DIABoLIcAL.-We learn that the mail train on the
lsaeigh and CASTOR road countered an obstruction
on Sunday morning last seven miles from Raleigh.
oome fiend had piled old ss across the road to the
elght of two or three feet The engineer saw them,
Out not in time to the engine The piow, {"
however, threw them off, and no damage was done.
he perpetrator of such deed is wholesale MUIR
Perer at heart, and trust every exerton will be
nade to ferret him out
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TIL E Nj A r. X ETS.
NORFOLK MARKET

NURtOLk MARkET.
By ' a. NJ co.
Wholesale Groee's Forwarding O0m'n;siom Areha"ts
FLOUR-Has been coming in freely during the past
week, and our market is we'll supplied with 5. F., but Ex-
ira and Family scarce and much wanted Wcquote S.
COTTONUnder the Persias news cotton received more
y all the cotton has been taken the market in the past
few days, and some holders firm at 81 lOHc No
SLAVES .. HID 1872 to s4 W. O. HID 50; Head
ing 20. No pipes in market.
The ice prevents all navigation and stocks of Groceries
are very light d.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
N. MARTIN, BRO. & CO., -.
ToBACCO-The market active and prices are
well sustained. We quote lugs AZ to s. leaf 61 to Va.
No line leaf lin goodorder) oering-receipts have slight
WHEAT--The transactions in this article during the
operate ito any extent either buyers sellers
Sales were made i'll the middle of the week Of good prime
white at 81 S. to So. To-day being Saturdyno sales of
quote fair to good white at 81 IS to S. choice Iotmigh
we c think bring few cents s more
COTTON,Receip's light and the market firm with an
upward at &C. lot Of prime would likely
bring ,gn ~ ~ Holders firm.
at z to soc. The latter for small parcels
SUGAR-Markc firm, and prices have again advanced.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 1G, 1856.
TURPENTINE- change to note in prices Further
sales yesterday of 94 bbs g cs for virgin, SO so for
yellow dip and 81 60 for hard, y $50 lbs No sales this
morning.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Nothing done yesterday
This morning note sales Of only 80 bbs at IS cents
q gallon.
ROSlN-Sale Yesterday of small parcel common at 81
for large bbls., and 81 % y bb for. No l..
TAR-Further sales yesterday of lo9 bbls. at g 12 y
bbl
FLOUR 25 bbls Fayetteville superfne sold this morning
at SIS 30 q Dbl.
BACON-l,ooo lbs N. c. cured sold yesterday of 111s
cts. y Ii for hog round.
COTTON-sales yesterday afternoon of so bales 9k
cents for low midding, 90 cents for good mddng and 10
.cents q Ii for mddlng fair.
TIMBEISales of three RATS at IS Is for fair and 80
NJ. for prime quality journal.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 16, 1856.
Supply of BACON continues goOd-no change in prices
There abundant supply of CORN and selling at
s. cts per bashsI; We mite further Improvement in
the price of COTTON with good supply principal sales at
81 for best grades FLOUR has declined % to so
on the bb-market we'll supplied.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE IS to SO cts. per gallon. Raw
do. 81 10 to 81 %. Car.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN."-The Fayette-
vile Observer Of Thursday last contains call for
Wing rally at Lumberton, Robson County, on
the 25th inst. " The Wings of Robson are all
earnestly requested to attend" =
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NORTH CAROLINA.

routes and Ill the time herein specified
NORTH CAROLINA.
From July l, 1856, to June 30, 1859,
inson's, IA miles and back, once week
Leave Clinton Monday att am;
Leave Robinson's Monday at PIN;
Arrive Mt Clinton day by III.
$3.50 From Eagle Rock to Earpsboro,S miles and back.
Leave Eagle Rock Monday at sam;
Arrive Arrive ss EspsDoT%S os sa%s DAY BY
Arrive at Eagle Rock same day by 3 p m. ...
$40 From Goldsboro to Jericho Is miles and back
Leave Goldsboro Monday at Yam;
Arrive at Jericho same day by l2m;
Leave Jericho Monday at I'M; 'sr.,..
Arrice at Goldsboro' same day BY spm
''& tom, Tho%as on Grab Creek asjaa
Thomas's. on Little River, and Caesars Head, 10
Pun,pkintown, s C., 80 miles and back, once
3. Leave Hendersonvillc Tuesday at Sam; :.
Arrive at PumpkintOwn day by m;
Leave Pnmpkintown Wednesday at 6 m;
1910 A A H at hE same sno Gay Sy
miles and back, once week.
Leave Hookerstown Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Kinston same day by s pm;
Leave Kinston SATURDAY. at m;
Arrive at HOokerstown same day by 12 m.
5s43 From Monroc by Morgan's Mills, to Salisbury.
Bidders will state distance and propose a schadue
of departures and arrivals.
ss44 From Newton BY the Sulphur; Springs tOLenoir
Leave Newton Tuesday at I'm;
Arrive at Lenoir same day by Jim;
Leave Lenor Wednesday at a IN;
Arrive at Newton same day by pm ..
5s45 From Shelby by Mul's Store to Morgantown, As
miles and back, a week ,..-
Leave Shelby Monday at Fam;
Arrive at Morgantown next day by II m;
Leave Morgantown Tuesday ut 2 pm; ..a
Arrive at Shelby next day by I'm. -
5s4s From, Sils Creek by Har1r!s Store, to Lsbun 80
miles and back once a week. s..
= Leave Silrs Greek Wednesday at s IN;
- Arrive ct Lsburn same day by 6 pm; ...-
Leave Lisburn Thursday at m; -.
Arrive at SIls Greek same day by p m.
For particulars conditions to be incorporated in the
1atafu c.rc
yeynr the mails Virginia North Carolina South Caro-
lima Georgia and Florida, dated January 12th 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL.
...5. r .- Postmaster General. >
Feb 20, 1856. l1a-4wt. y
DAINTS AND OILS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE
prepared orders for all kinds of Paints and
oI' 'p'" ''' PEsCUD GkTLdNG. 20
} February IL, 1885, 23-H
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"THE-L1vE GIRAFFE"-We are informed by Mr..
R. H. Whitaker, the Editor, that this paper would
have been resuscitated before now, but for negota
tons which have been pending between himself and
a gentleman who had proposed to purchase his
press.
No sale has been effected, and the Giraffe will
tainly, Gf tsw more" names come in trot out in
time for spring grazing.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JoHNsoN.-We are re-
quested to give notice that meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of Johnston county will be held at the Court
House, in Smithcld on Saturday, the 18th of March,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State
Convention.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN ALAMANCE-We are
requested to give notice that Convention of the
Democrats of Alamance County will be held in Ora
ham, on the third Thursday in March next, to NOM
mate candidates for the ensuing Legislature "A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

COUNTY ATTORNEY FOR GRANvILLE.-At the late
term of Granville County Court, Willis H. Jen-
kins, Esq., was elected Attorney for the County.
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UNIVERSITY MAGAzINE-We have received the
February number of this work. 1t contains pa
per the revolutionary history of North Carolina,
and articles on the following subjects: Tennessee,
the History Of Clubs in the University, Hugh Nc
Donald, Martyrs fPhilosophy-together with some
interesting Editorial remarks.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
February >, 1856.
IL the United States; from July 1885, June 80 1859
in the State of NORTH CAROLINA will be received at the
Contract Office of this Department until g. D. H. of April
i4th next to be decided by the 9TH May following on the
routes and i'll the time herein specified.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
ATTENTION! "OAK.C1TY GUARDS"

AK MEET AT THE ARMORY ON HARGETT
GV1 Street, Friday morning, 22d inst Mt 10 O'clock
- for parade with 3 rounds blank cartridges and
arms and accoutrcments in order for inspection.
Conrt Marshall to be held Immediately after parade
Members will attend and all charges brought
against them. ,s-stes
By order of Lieut. Commanding,
W. E. ALLEY, 20. S.)
ATTENTION 'INDEPENDENT GUARDS"
AK YOU ARE COMMANDED TO MEET AT THE
fI-A CENTRAL De- OF on Thursday morning next
- (2ls inst y at o'clock, armed and equipped &C.
$3.50 cording to law, in Winter Uniform.
By order Of the Captain,
j. z. S. LUMSDEN, o. s.
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HoLLowAY's PLLs.-The Blood None can be
healthy unless this vital fluid be keep pure. This
wonderful medicine eradicates all noxous particles
of matter, acting directly the liver, kidneys and
bowels. None need be sick if they use this remedy.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. 244 Strand, London and by all drug
gists, at 25c., 623c, and 81 per box. 5
= An ARCHITECTURAL ADDInoN.-The Lynn News
tells good story of two boys, one of whom was
Boosting of the beauties Of his fathers house. " 1t
has got cupola," said he, and it's going to have
something else" "What is it," asked his interest
ed companion. "Why, heard father tell mother
this morning that it's going to have mortgage on
itn
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BIRTH PLACE OF WASHINGTON.

We find in the Richmond Enquirer of the 10th,
the following interesting correspondence, laid before
the Legislature of Virginia by Gov. Wise, in rcla-
ton to the birth place Of GEORGE W AsniSGToN:
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! comb county, for an improvement in Cotton Seed
! Planters md the other, John Prime, Es4ne W ash
legion, ne "a Improvement in ships c6IDb1Sses
Is -. Il 81 MECKLENBURG.