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r. B. KNIGHT, Sec'y.

MADISON RIGHT SIDE ur!-The Magistrates of
Madison county last week an order almost unani-
mously to submit to the people of the county the
question of taking Fifty Thousand Dollars worth Of
stock in the French Broad Rail Road Speeches were
made in favor of the proposition by Dr. John Yancy,
n. W. Woodfn and Marcus Erwin, Esqrs. DIR. Yam
cy is an ardent friend and advocate of the work and
his course is practical refutation of the silly stories
put afloat last year when he was running for the
Senate to the effect that he was an ant-Rail Road
man. It is due to the Doctor to make this state
ment. He is reliable and devoted Democrat, as
well as most estmable gentleman and great injus-
tice was done him last summer on this question:
AshriAe Neacs.
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BANK OF LEx1NGroN--We learn that the Charter
for the Bank at Lexington, granted by the last Leg
islature has been secured and that the Commission
ers have called for meeting of the stockholders on
Monday next for the purpose of organizing and
putting the Bank into operation.
We learn that some $27, 900 of specie has already
been paid in, obtained from the North) Messrs
March, Douthitt, Hampton, Michael, Hunt, and 9TH
ers of the most prudent and substantial citizens of
Davidson, subscribing largely. We learn that the
stockholders contemplate re-opening the books some
time during the year, to increase the capital stock
-G1eensb0ro' Patriot
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Ihe SfaQdato.
EXPENDITURES OF THE GOVERNMENT.

The ,party of South Americans in the 34th Con.
gress, by factious opposition first to Richardson of
illinois, and afterwards to Aiken, of South Carolina
caused the election of Mr. Banks to the SpeakerShp
and thus gave the organization of the House and
the control of its legislation to the Black Republic
cans And this party of South Americans are res
ponsibe for the corruption that disgraced our Gov
ernment under the 34th Congress.
70 better illustrate this matter, We subjon the fol-
lowing comparison between the expenditures of the
33d Congress, under the Democratic organization
and the 34th Congress Under the Black Republican
sneaker, Mr. Banks-who was elected by the fac
tious opposition of the South Americans.
We proceed now to show the domestic manage
ment of the opposition House Of Representatives, as
compared with its Democratic predecessor-that is,
a comparison of their Legislative expenses respec-
lively.
The following official statement of the Register of
the Treasury it is true account of its regulation
bv the fiscal years, does not give the amounts OK
pended by each Congress separately; but still the
time between the end of the fiscal year 80 and the
organization of the opposition House succeeding 1t
was with short exception, time of recess when
none but the regular expenditures fixed by law are
r:ade BY this statement the Opposition is allowed
the benefit of seven months economical Democratic
administration from the 30th of June 1855, to the
LIST of February 1856, when it organized and until
which time its capacity for expenditure had no op-
portunity to exercise itself AS for the time be-
tween the end of the fiscal year 1858 and the begin
ming of the Thirty third Congress, it is immateral,
because the preceding Congress was Democratic.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE TREASURY
on ACCOUNT APPROPRIATIONS BENNIALLY FROM
THE YEAR 1854 TO 1857, INCLUSIVE.
From July l, 1885, From July l,
to June 3d. 1853 1850, to June
Mr.. Boyd, Speak 80. 1857. MIR.
Banks, speak.
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Convention Of the National Printers Onion.

BUsTON, -HOHudy, Ndy 2.
The Eight Annual Convention of the National
Printers Union met here to-day in the room of the
Common Council at the City Hall. After prelimi-
nary organization and some unimportant proceed
ings, the Convention made choice of the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President-Robert &. Smith, of Philadelphia
Wee President Milo Barrett, of Montgomery,
Alabama.
Second Vice Prssident--Geo W. Colby Of Gin
cinnat-
Secretary and 7reasurer-Thomas j. Walsh of
New York.
Corresponding Secretary-George N Brisbin, of
New Orleans
About thirty delegates are present, representing
the principal cities of the Union. The Convention
will terminate with banquet at the Revere House,
on Thursday night The delegates are meeting with
generous hospitality.
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STATE OF NoRrH.cARo11NAw

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA...
- COUNTY-In Equity -Hook, Skinner Co. v, M
R. Fentress. mos.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term, 1850 =.
Court of Equity for the county Of Wake the abnva e
titled causeth undersigned Clerk and Master ,f en-
seed to sell At the Court House door in the city RaPs
of May the landsn the pleadngs mentioned and Ssna
ed, to wit serih
The valuable storehouse and dwelinghouse now o,,.
ed by Thos. R. Fentress Fayetteville street. in the
Of Raleigh running back to Wilmington street in said
there all the necessary out houses the premises
such desirable property is seldom in market The END
be sold being part of lot known in the Plat Of the @
Raleigh as No. 1862 and No. l46. VII! VI
Terms Twenty six hundred dollars of purchase mo..
to be paid in cash. credit Of six months will be pvsn
purchaser for the residue upon his entering into bona
approved surety, bearing interest from the date Of sal.
the purchaser prefers the whole of the purchase m"
may be paid in cash. "0ney
Given under my hand at office. this 18th April 1850
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &Mn
Persons desiring to purchase can have more satisfo.
terms perhaps by calling upon the undersigned with @
proposals. 1e
ED; GRAHAM HAYWOOD
April 10, 1885, pr. Adv.$s.) aS-w3swtJ
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NOTICE.
VTNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL IN PITTS,
Il DORO, Chatham county, N. c., Negro Boy, about
% years old, who says his name is RUFUS ROCHELL,
and that he is free boy and bound boydo Robert
JONES' of Wake county but he had free papers in his
possession, and taken up under suspicion Of being
RUNAWAY. Said boy is about feet inches HIGH heavy
has any friends they would do well to come forward and
let it be known and if slave the will for
ward and take him away according to law otherwise said
boy will be dealt with as the law directs
R. B. PASCHAL, Shift.
April 60, 1859. 42-f
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Compensation and mileage of
E A. Il,,.n ,,f u a

Compensation and mileage of
members Of the House of Re-
personalities, and Delegates
Officers and Clerks of the House
Of Representatives,
Pages, messengers, !aborerS,
ETC., House of Representatives
Extra compensation to employ.
eeS, House afRepresen'ativeS
Stationery for the House Of Re-
representatives..
Newspapers for the House ofRe-
representatives.,
Miscellaneous items for the
House If representatives,
Fuel, oil and candles fW the
House of Representatives,
Furniture, etc. for the House OF
Representatives.,
Horses and carriages for the
House of Representatives,
Capitol police for the House of
Representatives,
Folding documents for House
Of Representatives,
Binding documents for House
Engraving and Lilhographing
fer the House of Representa-,
tives.
Reporting and publishing pro.
ceedings of the House of Re.
representatives.,
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Mires, the Paris banker, lately gave a ball which
cost 1000. He commenced life by selling cd
stoves-then, as now, CRATE 6nancier.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
an MONDAY OF COURT WEEK, MAY 10th. 1882
" the Stock of Goods, belonging to J. Brown will
be exposed to public SALE for Csh at No. Fayetteville
Street. Sale to continue from day to day.
DANL. G. FOWLE Trustee.
Raleigh, Nav 2, 1889. 42-4t
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3!,9i9 AZ 4o.nS6 S;
sl,7s7..4o 80 S2,Sso,e.4 81
Treasury Department, Registers Office,
March ,, IS59.


March 3 IS59.
+. BIGGER, Register.
From this statement it will be seen that the bal
ance against the opposition is sl11323l G5.
From this should be deducted the sum Of s1a4,-
$50 56, the difference between the paw Of members
under the old and new compensation law which still
leaves difference against the opposition of S3lS,-
600 49,
Let us look into the details of this statement
The opposition clerk hire only cost over that CT
the Democratic the sum of $37, 266 o.
The item of miscellaneous alone leaves a differ
ence against the opposition of $64, 092 -
Democratic horses and carryalls cost only 81, 397
6S less than those of their antagonists.
In the mere folding of members speeches and
books there stands against the opposition the enor
nous sum of s57, 269 So
In binding there is the trifing amount in favor of
Democratic economy over that of the opposition of
$ll4,910 81.
In reporting and publishing proceedings, S., 49,,
40
And yet there is great clamor agant Democrat
ic extravaganza and prohigacy.
The Administration of Gen. Pierce estimated the
appropriations necessary for the expenses of the
Government for two years from LIST July, 1856, to
3Oth June, 1858, and the amount necessary to SUP
ply the DEFICIENCIES for the year ending June 30th
1885, as follows:
Amount OF money appropriated by the Thirty fourth
congress, Sll3, 464, $50 16
Amount Of money estimated by
the Departments as necessary
to have been appropriated by
the Thirty fourth Congress as
embraced in regular printed
estimates and subsequent es-
Inmates sent in by Depart
ments, 1O1 076 OG1 ~
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81, 900 PER YEAR: HONORABLE BUsI-


IEONOHAbLE
NESSI
4 GENTS WANTED, LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, IN
"A every Town and County in the Union, to engage in
the sale of New Articles, patiently of utility, beauty and
factory, aording large profits and quick sale No hum.
bug medicine and bonus for patent right. Books of
description, terms, references and notices mailed app
cation with three cent stamp to
WILBUR, SMITH CO.,
36 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
May 2, 1853. ls-w2m
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A LIE AND PORTER
IA fresh supply just arrived
IREDELL BROTHERS
April 2s, 1859. 4l-w&swlf.
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HOOPSl HOOPS.!
IL 200 Skeleton Hoop Skirts at 81 Csc.
just received by
w. H. 4 r. S. TUCkbnt:
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1859. ls~a'
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10l,976,0G1 II
Amount appropriated by Thirty
fourth Congress not asked for
by the Denartments

of1ti
by the Departments, s11.4ss.777 90
1t will thus be seen that an Opposition Congress,
instead Of restricting itself to the estimates of
Democratic administration or if extraeagance exist
ed cutting them down, actually appropriated SILL
4SoI - " more than that administration asked
should be appropriated
This excess over the estimates was to have been
expended amongst the several departments, as fol-
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Marlborough, N. C.
February 4, 1859. 16-ly.
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
Founded 1852. Chartered 1854,
LOCATED
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STS.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE LARGEST AND ELEGANTLY COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE THE UNITED STATES.
EVERY YOUNG NAN should write Immediately for
one Of those large and beautifully ornamented Circulars
representing the exterior and interior view of the
Baltimore Commercial College
Penmanship &c. which will be sent by return mail free of
charge with Catalogue containing list of Students terms
of tuition, opinions Of the Press new system Of
Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
E. K. LOSIER Princpal-Lecturer on the Science of Ac
. counts Business, Customs etc.
j. M. PHILLIPS, Professor of Bookkeeping and COM
mercal Calculations.
Il. H. DAVIES, Associate Prof. of Bookkeeping.
n. z. JOHNSON, Professor of Penmanshp.
s. I. WILLIAMS, Esq, Mercantile Law.
Rev. E. Y. REESE, D. D., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vausant,
Hon: Thomas Swan, VIM. Il. Keghler Esq,
Jacob Trust ESQ.,, VIM. Knabe ESQ.
from to IL weeks.
Diploma is awarded to all Graduates
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms &c. sent
by mail free of CHARGE Address
E. K. LOSIER Baltimore, Nd.
February 7, 1859. l7-3mpd
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1850, 700 lbs. RAGS! RAGS!!
"ANTED BY THE FOREST MANUFACTURING
W. COMPANY, one million five hundred thousand
pounds good Cotton and Linen Rags
For particulars address
DR. W. 8. MILLER, Supt
Ferestvle Wake County, N. C.
April 90 1859. S9-6m
NEW BOOK.-LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE Me
~ LONG; By Charles Rade, author of Peg Wofngton<
Never too late to mend.
For sale by
Rulaioh Nov 1aSQ
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~HEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
~ An extra quality hand.
IREDELL BROTHERS.
April 20, 1859. 4l-w&swtf
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MARRIED.

On the Goth inst, by Rev. NJ. J. Langhornc,
President of Virginia Conference Of the "Mrthp-
dist Protestant church. Mr.. 5. G. SLAYER to Miss
S,LtIr H. Lacy, daughter of Captain John s. La
cy, all of New Kent county, Va.
BY Rev. ID. Staey. on the 10TH of Dec, Mr.. WV.
J, FRAILiN to Miss EiizABETm H. r.TrrRsoS.--
The former of Franklin county. the later oi Bed
ford.
On the Sth Of Dee, hy Rev. Thos. &. Goggn,
WILLIAM WRIGHT AMI Miss SARAH 7. Youngest
daughter of Henry Lloyd, all of Bedford.
On the cad of December ly Rev VI l.. An.
drews at l. o'clock NJ. Cant. lnos. LrlrwIeu,
late of Mississippi to Miss Ans NJ, danghic.'
of the late Il. Smith, Esd, formerly Of Camphell
county.
BY the snme the same dav, Mt & =. VI. JAMES
A. Witt and Miss EMi IItuBsRp, 10th of Bed
ford
On the 2cl Of December, by Rev. Thu Jrnrs.
Vim. c. IlrpDLEsToN Ia Miss s. T.. GIBBS, daught
err Of John Gibbs, all of Bedford GO.
On the ODD of December, by Roy. Mr.. II comhc
JAMES GRANT, of Fauqucr, to Miss MARGARET ID
BALLARD, Of Bedford county, Va.
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Suicide Oh MrRDERER.-On Thursday night
last, Joseph b. Sapp, confined in the Morgantown.
VA Jail, for the murder of his wife. committed
suicide by hanging himself with his hobbies. He
took the hobbies off ais fee. and put them around
his neck. This is the third attempt which the un-
fortunate mau has made to destroy himself
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DIED.

At her residence in BE ford county. on tho 2Stt
of December Mrs Edith F. co.'s 'rt of Lewis l..
Watson, aged twenty nine years and six months.
In Bedford county. on the 2,lth of Nov. last
John Lewis Franks. lie was aged l. years ;
months and II DAYS.
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HosprrALIrY.-While passenger train on the
Orange & Alexandria Railroad, was stopping at a
station in Fauquier co. in Christmas week,
farmer from the neighborhood stepped into the
cars followed by one or two servants. who were
carrying large bucket If egg nog viii waiter
and glasses. aud treated all on board 10 that 10
hghtful and fashionable holiday drink. All par
t'ok Of his hospitality and thanked lin kindly
therefor
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BrsISEss MENs' PRAYER MEFrlNG.--There ar .
regular meetings for prayer. At tie room of tn
Young Mems Christian Association. at j. o'clock
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-1.s
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DIssoIUT1oNs AND NEW FIRMS.

n,ssos.IlON.-Thcc epnrs"grshipe Of Now
~ LIN ALExAN DER. Is this day dissolved by ar "f
liza tsien Ether auhnNed 10 collect any den,s
due tie and the of the concern In settle
ment The books l.. fun At the concern If NOW
LIN MtRRELI where thoe indebted TO requested
TO call aud settle without htth,r delay
BENZ n NowIlN,
bfcfspfR 3st ISIS. A. ALEXANDER
NEW CONCFWS.-W~ have this day, urso
~ ciated ourselves together for the pnfpe OF dnga
rrn' Grocery and CmnoH Bgsa,S under the style aud IN
OF NON LIN MtEfl.l and have taken the hens1 lat'y
occupied by S"wln Alexander Main ST IynrhhnrF, near
y opposite the old stand MurVll Siratton We viii KEEP
constantly va hand fentrhl assortment Of GROCERIES,
iiQInES, STAPLE DRY 60 ms and In fact. every art
er N ulN kelt In such establishment wch W. VIII sou
'hrar for cash pnneiual customers short time W.
viii give attention III" sale of Rd5H and Ldfd
and all Kinds u tonRV Produce cur long experience IN bu
>nr,s Will give advantages and Nv prompt aud per
spna attention tn business hope L. eivc liberal share
patronage from Cd friends and the public generally
assuring them tha, effort shall he spared 10 please those
who may favor us with tn, patronage
BENJ II NOWLlN
Late Of tic nrn Of Now lin n Alexander
TIlOS T. MURRELl.
Late of the firm Of MnTell & Stration.
LfNc1BrEa January LIST sio
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FouNp DE,p.-A man named Anthony Gala
CHER, was found dead, lew days ago. at the East
ern end Of the Allegheny tunnel on the Cuyington
and Ohio Railroad. His head was cut in several
places, and his person otherwise injured.
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BM1ED.-Gen f. Dcneae, examined in Sauu-
ton, on the charge of obtaining money through
fraudulent prctences, has been bailed in the sum
of s., 900, to stand his trial.
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If<IHHll,a January LIST. lsI9
hnyc pure hnsCd o -. Slhnr Con nell,

wv P"'tHH$tu OF ~ stt""' T'
w lis Mills aud Ia ding Macl Inc the Canal nill
hrnw lNn, hburf where will receive aud grind CORN,
WHEAT AND IIASrER We viii keep constantly "n
hand at the Mill and Flour bags aud barrels Corn
Meal Ground Plaster loose AID IN nag and barrels al Of
which We NH sell cheap b, wholesale and rrtHil.
We have secured hr services tIFNCLp CAitniR
and viii have Cards perfect o,r l., III, mri
the cSrlng wlci III he able uch
taiiiug dnue there here
toiorc, with the greai,si Il, SIP leh.
We wt the lLhc~ cash price for Cora Wheat aud
Wool either delivered at or Mil
jan dActs NDWI1N MtRREI1
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESNEN
OF LY NCHBtR
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TEE PEOPf or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW

AND LET TREE PEOpf EOE
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint You can SELL them Bnt gnin-!
4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS ON rHEL LINE
ol The Railroad from iyucIburg Kuo>vle; All et them
having large circulation among the pc" Of Sou "'scrn
Virginia and East Tennessee
B.7y~ ADVERTISE AND GET nICIl ts.a
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNF. SEE NEW :, r..,,
PRESBY1FRIAN WITNESS, "''S''''
BROW NL0w' : KNOXVILLE Tenn WIliG.
NINniCATrE. I"nc>bpronph Tenn
RELIGIOUS iNrELLiGENCEH, M'rris,eva Tenn.
HAzETrt AN Lexington,N4
V PHmnSFaT' A1insdon,v.
s SrMoGKAr. L.hrr'y.Y.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem, v.
THE VISITOR. Marion Smythr 60 Va.
VIRGINIA rATKioI lndependcucc drayScnco Va
HknLfY Mi,,c , r,nc'.nr VI
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansbur., Va
WYIHEyILLE IElEGRAl II, wy,hc,iiI, Y,
WYTIIEVl1LE TIMES, 5'''' w.
UNION DEMOCRA /. Union. Nom. county Va.
ADVOCATE, Jefrr>oaviie, Taz~~e county, Va.
K Kl;i:rITIHA p'nvae, Va.
THE SOUTHWEST, j." PesrisburF. G. lies county Va
SENTINEL, Alexandra. Va.
isnp advertise the above Papers MI
fnd il IHtR INTEREST 10 call alac ofcr II th'
made. and advertisements fnw AkDkD Htlf'prI nELAr
III will also aud forward adv,rti.ng sny ae
In the United States. A WAp'lIl,
Foreman Nrgin"' 'lti-"
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~ The subscriber hav ng purchased of NJ n e. inntrr
Ills stock ofGRo, FRIES DRY auopS, Liquors,
and To which h. expects few das add largely aud
Keep supplied with article render lisr
itilsIen comIlrt" FAMll.h GROCERY aud hop ny
attention Ia business aud rNtrN d position t. p"tSt, To
,hste liberal portion traio and III. patrons
"f the house through the country p.n,raliN.
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der return thanks for The patronage of the public auu
~, htnds cordially recommend tho firm ot No Win
INJURED 10 The public and patrons oi the late concern "f
witch WAS a member A. ALEXANDER
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nas.OL opnr,ncr-hip hereto


~ have taken the house recently cuicd by YOUNGER
& SMITH where they intend to conduct GHDdi Gr1cry
md Commission Business the OF SMITH ADAMS,
and will Pleased the friends Of the old concern aud
The public generally JNo THO. SMITH,
ia,3,s ADAMS
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the
depot of the Va. Tenn. 4. r. on Saturday,
loaded cars, consisting of 9S,oo4 lbs, Of Stock
There were IL loaded cars sent West the same
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REcovERrNo.-The family Of DIR. Monkey, of
Prince Edward CO., Va, are all recovering from
the effects of the arsenic put in their coffee by the
servants. Dr. Ms mother, who died from the
effects was very old and feeble. The negro wo-
man il in iail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

SrIIDE.-A man named Daniel Hamilton
wheelwright by trade, and who was stopping at
the residence of Mr.. d. j. Precise, in this city,
came to his death yesterday evening about the
hour of A O'clock, by leapng from the Cd story
window in Mr.. PROCESSES house. while laboring
under an attack Of manid-pntu. lie breathed bat
Al short time after reaching the ground, and a
medical examination showed that the vcrtebral
column was badly d-locatel l,y the fall. lie had
been in auch state for several days that it had
been deemed advisable to watch his movements !;
indeed those having care of hiI,, had only stepped
out few moments when the fatal occurrence
above related took place. Mr.. Hamilton was un-
der bonds to appear before the County Court of
Dinwiddie, for the stahbing Of negro some time
during last fall.-P1srsbsvs Express.
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OF COPAmTNERsnIP.-

The copaitncrshp heretofore existing between d.
PAYNE and Cainius Christian Ter the ST. 10 and firm of
PAYNE CHRISTIAN is this dan dissolved by consent Of
the parties The name viii be use only In closing
the business viii b" presented nj as early
day practicable hope friends win be prompt
settle. D. Is FAY NJ, ...
CAMI.LUS CHRISTIAN.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MES.-The following
named gentlemen were on Wednesday night last
elected officers Of Cherokee Tribe, No. "a, for six
Moons" Sachcm, Joseph Lawson; Senior Saga
more John c. Stream Junior Sycamore, George
W. Wyatt Chief of Records, Geo. IL. Edmonds
Kceper of Wampum, Geo r. Akers: Prophet
Jas. C. Freeman; Guard Of the Forest, Charles H.
Wipgfcld; Guard of the Wicket, John II. Mol
ton, with an indefinite number of Warriors,
Braves Sanaps and Powwows.
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400 bsrrcls of sherman Rye Whiskoy
. Gibson's e
900 Of Common Whlskes, GIN and French Brandy
100 Z" Of Apple Bran ";
10 casks Of imported French Brandy;
half auarer and eighth cask If mixed French Bnndri
10 Pipes Of Holland Gin
~ casks . Gius'r, Blackberry aua Cherry brandy;
i ; "A aud Scotch Whisky
20 casks ui Madeira and Port Wine
30 barro,s Of Kun;
of X, fined SuS
. i, rslrals % \. q Sugar;
- barrels If q MOlasscs,
10 Il Ac and Cider
1000 Kegs of Nale,
800 Bags u Lag IRA, Rio and Java Coffee;
$50 n Tntnmac Gross llrriue aud No O3 Markctel
800 dozen Of Hu k,is aud BrOoms
n h, esheads OF Sides, Shoulders. STRIPS and Hams
For safe 10y ljan6 dlNI J'NlS W.