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II is said that .yslaable discovery has
just been made in the vaults of an eminent
London banker. The discovery consists 81
a large box VI letters. containing The ceres.
pondence Of Mr.. Bradshaw. Secretary sI
the Treasury in the reign Of George lll--a
man very well known TO the readers OF Wal.
poles Letters and the Secret History of the
Court lnirigues when Queen vietoria's pa.
trrnal grandfather vas King. The letter.
are VI the most confidential nature, written
by men ike the Duke Of Grafton. lurd
Nsrih, Lord Rockingham, Lord HILLSIDE.
rough. Lord harrington. Richard Righy. Sit
Philip Francis. and DC. Samuel Johnson.
Jehns"n's letters relate to his pension, and
there are traces Of Junius' IN this valuable
box Of papers"
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

rENHE Medical Society Of the State Of North Carolina
will hold lis Eleventh Annual Meeting in the town
Of Washington, Beaufort County, at o'clock, p. M,
on the 4th Wednesday in April, 1860.
am authorized 10 state that there will be Steam
Boat leaving Newbetn at o'clock, A. NJ, "Wednesday
the 25th. which will reach Washington the day
10 time for the meeting Those who may take his route
must be at Galdsborough on Tuesday The gath, and
take the train TO Newbern al o'clock p. NJ, on that
day, where they will remain until next morning.
The same arrangements respecting return tickets
will be observed by the different Railroad Companies
as heretofore.
Will. GEO. THOMAS. NJ. D.. sec'y.
April 3. 36-tm
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AVS PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK.

The want Of sterling medicinal TO meet the illsand
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity and
one entirely free from mineral and other deleieIious
particles severely felt until this all pow efu med
icIne ushered into the world Hooway's inyatu-
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of al
nations. Their attribute is PREVENT as well as 10
cUnE they attack The rsdix or root Of the complaint
aud thus by removing the hidden cause Of disease re.
nygorae and restore the dropping energies Of The sys-
tenn assisting nature ia her task Of vital and function,
ary reformation.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
4 Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta Georgia
DIR. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

TNHTS is the title Of Weekly paper, devoted to Ag
sicuIture, Literature and Art, which am PUBLISH
ing in Augusta. Georgia. II will be in quaro form Of
eight pages, folio szo-cach issue 10 contain forty CO.
umns Of matter Il will be in general style similar TO,
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led-
ger 1t will be published on good book paper and will
be in mechanical execution in the best style Of typo
graphical arr III ulily il will be all that The best ag
rcuiiura science aud practical knowledge Of the South
can furnish weekly visitor TO the homes Of south.
ern planters and farmers it will be useful and
acceptable TO them than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
My aim Is to establish paper that will be vhicls
Of information that will be useful to Southern planters
and farmers, and repository Of Southern thought.
Imagination and TASTE in the realms Of Literature and
Art; and to obtain for II such extent Of patronage
and success will justify the most liberal compensa-
ton to all its contributors Able and experienced edi-
tors engaged and steps in progress 10
contributions from the most pleasing southern writer's
Of both sexes Much atentalent will be brought to
light. and furnish some agreeable surprises to southern
people.
Full many gem Of puiest ray serene"
will fash before the admrng eyes, and cause gene<
rous glow in Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will be Dir. Daniel Lee ths
distinguished Professor Of Agriculture in the University
Of Geogaedtor for many years past Of the Southern
Cultivator, and leading contributor 10 many North
en- agricultural journals Of the highest reputation.
The Literary Editor will he Nj. w. w. Mann, of
this city, accomplished wrter.s fine taste and scho.
larly attainment who, having retired Iron the active
dulles Of the legal profession, spent many years In Eu.
rope and was for several years the Paris correspondent
Of the National lnteligencer and Southern Literary
Messenger.
Terms-Cash in advance, So year.
Bills current in the State from which they sent
received at par.
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta, Geo. as
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Halifax, April 7Gh.
The Arabia from Liverpool via Queens
town with dates to the 18th, arrived here
this afternoon.
The King Of Sardinia had formally sccep.
ted the annexation &c TUSCANY and signed
the decree TO that effect. The French army
were daily quitting Ipmbardy and would
occupy SAVOY.
The Constitutional saws this movement
was not made from GOODNESS towards Sar.
dina. but because the Independence Of Italy
Is rresacable.
The Sandman Troops had commenced the
evacuation IT savoy.
A French Dispatch explaining the neeessi-
ty far the annexation to Savoy has been pub
lished, bat contains nothing new.
France disasows the theory 81 Natural
frontiers.
The TINES admits that the annexation Of
Savoy must be quietly allowed, but drn"un.
ces il as an act II spolia,ian aud wrong. and
az bad 10 principle as a march upon the
Rhine or descent upon Antwerp.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
saws all the Powers had replied 10 France
relative TO Savoy. Russia. Prussia and Aus.
tria al scquiesce.
Er.Doke Of Tuscany is preparing 10 pro.
test against his expulsion.
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ConyIctIon OF worth. The Rev.

Conviction OF worth. The Rev. Daniel
Worth was ,rsd before hi. Honor judge Bailey Al the
late term Of Randolph supefio' Csur Coz circulating
ineendisry publications. sDd especially Helpers In
pending Crisis" Mr.. Solicitor settle. and Mes.s.
MLssa and sea srpeared for the State. sud Mss.rs
horshead and Gorrsll ior the defendant Ahs long
and p.,isnt Investigation the jury returned verdict
ef guilty against The prisoner he vas sentenced 10
twelve months Imprisonment The Judge remarked.
IN passing sentence. that The Law made II b. imPera-
tive duty 70 imptison les than twelve months and
ihs, a, tie discretion of the Coun he might be plced
10 tie pilloy and whipped bot, under The eircum-
stances. he dil not deem il b. dsly 70 inaei corporal
punishment
The counsel Cor the prisoner ssked for nee irisL
which was refused they then took an spPeai 10 the
supreme csdrt The Judge proposed % sdmis he
prisoner 10 bail in The sum u $4,000; but falling 70
give security fot b. appearance. be wss rsmsndsd y
PRISON.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COuSTY.

Superior Court Of Law, March Term,
A. ID. 1860.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction nf the coart, thai
the business on The Civil Doekei Il this Court and
on the Equity Docket. has become loo great 10 BE-
done ~ the regular term thereof;
Il il therefore ordered, that Special Term II iii.
Court lie held for me weta. commencing Oh Tie =.
cond Monday Of June lexI Aud that The Clerk 81
this Cout, publish his order ii Tie lillsaoroug Ie.
cofder.
Parties and wisnesses viii attend accordingly.
JAMES GILL. Clerk.
March 20, az
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INyITATIoN TO PLANTERS.

Planters and Farmers visiting the city are respect.
fully invited 10 call al cur Mill and see the manner in
which our Manipulated Guano is prepared and mixed,
as well as the proportion used
II The owners Of this establishment being largely
Identified with the Agricultural interest it must be eyi-
dent 10 III that they have motive IN putting ~ ONLY
such Eeflizes a. they can, with confidence, recon.
mend.
April I. 36-lm
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CoxGnEss. Ia II. Senate. on Monday. AZ,

CONGRESS In the Senate, On Monday. April
:, NJ. Mason introduced bill declaring The meaning
of The sa Of Ausasl. 1859. making further provision
fsr The satisfaction Of the yiftnia land warrants. Nc.
IIun,s reported the Indian appropriation bill
bill passed. Tor The 6nal adjustment u private land
ei.ins 10 FLORIDA lousiana, Arkansas and Missouri.
snd lf other proposes also bill authorizing the loca.
lion of certain Land warrants Of wounded soldiers here.
,ofofe issued. Mr.. Da,isis resolutions about stsie
rights were discussed BY Messrs saul,bay. Ten Eyek.
Broen aud wisfaIi. anir the adjournment
o. Tuesday, NJ. Blown reported iasorsbly on The
House bill % incorporate The United State. As,euRu-
vi Society. ". Green reported numhet q bills pro-
sidins Temporary governments for the territories q Al.
spas and Colofsis. lie sisa Introduced Jnt resolu
lion eonIsmains tao conduct of Comptroller Medil. IN
nsglsciins 10 carry GOT The law Of Conge by adjust.
IBs the accounts q Ramsey a Mccormick. claiming
dsmsres ler the abfogation II the en,ac Tor carrying
the mails. and declaring Me unfit for that position
Laid o,sr TIE bib 10 carry out the i,say with Psn.
susy, " ne appointment q mission. va. passed
Tbs Indian appropriation bill was considered, som.
amendments were adopted. and the bill then POSTPONED
until Thursday. The Homestead hill was taken ~
ST.. Wade moved that the Senate bill be tabled and th.
House bllI considered IN iis place.
On Wednesday. the Chair presented message from
Ire pfesiden, respecting We sfIaifs 10 Utah.
NJ. Green called Up bis MeilI resolution and sshe'
references. NJ. salisbury defended Msdils ehsrsese
4. q mertoriou. officer. A worm discussion ensued
which continued until he hour arrived r iskins u
The special order, When the ,uhee, was sid over Tn
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The rres,aent,. profess. we publish ..

The Presidents Protest. We publish 70.
day the Protest Of The President Of the United States
srain., the action Of the House Of Representatives IN
appointing committee TO examine into the truth OF
fasehood Of certain charges Of corruption made against
the President and bis friends We think i on e1iaor-
binary document. l, Is known that rumos Of gross
corruption have long prevailed many Of them sustained
BY names Of high standing II the charges are false
die President should desire examination, that he
n,me may be freed from the odium; and i true, the
Representatives Of the people owe ], % their eons.tu'
enls 70 ascertain the faeis aud Il found 70 be Of su-
Glen, Importance and The evidence sui GENTLY reliable
then !, would be their duty bring forward articles o.
impesehmeni. This preliminary examination BY the
Committee we view in The light Of an examination be-
fore grand jury. Their findings are generally upon
er psrle e,ileoce. without The knowledge Of the party
accused and form the basis Of indictment 10 be ir'
cd belorc the Court. 50 now II the charges sghlasi
che President prove to be frivolous or unfOunded then
the matter will Of coune be dropped; but Il important
and true why should they not DO examined into. and
lead 10 40 Impeachment, i necessary
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange COUNTY.
10 Equity. March Term. 1860.
Malealha Ann Borland }
rs B;U FIR D,poyce.

rs. = Bill for U.UOyce.
Alexander Borland.
a LEXANDER BORLAND, the defe idant IN this
- is hereby notified 10 appear at the next term
Of this Court, to be held Tie Court House ia Hills
borough. on the second Monday in September next
and plead answer or dennr u lhs bill filed inst
him. or the will be taken pro confesso and head
ex pade as 10 him.
Witness Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master IN Equi-
", 81 Office in illsborough, the second Monday Of
March, isoO' THOMAS WEBB, @. g. w. E.
April 10. Price adv. 81 so. 37-6w
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Whig Convention in Alamance.

nr There will he o Convention Of The Wing party
held in the town Of Graham on Saturday the 2sih Of
April Tor The purpose Of nominating candidate to re-
present. The counties Of Randolph and Alamance in the
Senate Of III; next Legislature. ,
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Tie Schoo Committee have forbidden the
assignment Of lessons for study out Of school
in the Boston schools for girls. The City
physician had become convinced Of the alarm
ing evils RESTING from such studies.
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GROCERIES,,
Staple Dry Goods Fertilizers, SWeedes Iron,
Grass Seeds. Lime, &c.

With increased facilities in conducting the GR0cE
RY aud COMMISSION BUSINESS, and relieved Of
heavy rents and other attendant expenses, now
enabled TO sell our GOODS at snail commission on
Cost Persons visiting Danville 10 search Of cheap
and reliable Goods will find il 10 their interest TO ex.
anime our stock before purchasing.
Farmers, Z arket Gardeners and Country Darys,
sending Corn. Wheat, Oats, Potatoes. Beans, Peas,
Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs and Butler 10 DanyIle, for
sale, are Informed thatwe have opened IN connection
with our regular mercantile business maketfor all
kinds Of Country Preduce for whi.h will pay The
highest market value in Goods.
As Agents for two valuable FERTILIZERS and
with large supply Of Peruvian, Eide, and Reese !
Manipulated Guanos constantly on hand, we are pre-.
pared to Gil all orders on application.
M'KiNSEY, FLOOD, SWANSON & co.
Dsnyille, Va, April 4. 36-2m
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Spring Trade 1850.
-
X ERR & VI AR b L K Y !,
Il and e sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG. VA.

HAVE and arc teeriying % their own importation.
fam England and France their usual large a.soti-
men, 81 China AMI Earihen Ware; als, a large and
varied stock d Glass Ware aud other Domestic ahielss
apprnaining / I, their line % business.
From the fact u Importing iheii Foreign GoCs, and
buying from ifsi hands their Domestic, they ena.
hel ~ oslcf the gteaiest inducements TO Merchants
and others.
KERR & MARBsRY.
P. s.-Coods carrfuly packed fof tianspOraiion.
March 8. 3g-ts
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DYSPEPSIA.

course Of these aniseEc Pills, and The digestive or
gans arc restored 10 their proper tone: no matter il
what hi1eous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il
self, this searching and unerring remedy dispersss
from the patia,t,. svsten,
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EQUITY SALES.
IN IouITY-MARcH TERM. 1860.

IN EQUITY-MARCH TERN, 1860.
4 WILL. SELL. 10 the highest bidder. At The Cour
I House doat IN Marlborough. on MONDAY, the
e9l day % April nert that valuable TRACT OF
LAMBDA Emo Iisrr adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Mary
White aud Others. containing one hundred sud sixty
acres, more or less. belonging 20 d. James z. Cain
nj the heirs ol ID. William csin, deceased.
ALSO, 81 the slme lime aud place, will sell the
LAND belonging % Henry whned, ~. lying On New
Hone adjoining the lands nf William Patterson. RoSi
Patterson aud others, containing two hundred and CTS
aefcs more OF less
TERMS .--Twelvs months credit will he given
bond aud good security viii be required l,em The put
ehiefs and the title will be reserved until the money
is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, C. g. ~ f..
March IS. ipr.'s adv. saS0l sS-4N
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Declines. Paul G. Cameron, E.q- reeeaily no.
minated BY the Democratic party Is Elsciof fo' thi.
dlsrct, Ia. addressed letter 10 The Executive Com
mite Of the district, declining ,se for the reason
tia, business o. an imperative character 10 distant
southern state. will require him 70 be absent during
the period Or The canvass and Of the meeting Of the
College
The Executive Committee. Ne presume, viii be
psomp. in taking the necessary stePs 70 nominate an
Eiee,er ia Mr.. csmsrOus place.
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Selected from the best winsor lump. and ground az
fine as desirable.
n. B.-Those wanting any Of the above Fertilizers
can be supplied by sending their orders 10 Their reeu
lar Commission Merchants.
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DISTINGUISHED Commercially late in.
ieligence from Paris we learn that our dis
tinga,sli,d eountrym,n. John Lathrnp Motley,
&c Boston. author &c the /" History u the
Rise of the Dutch Republic" has been cho.
sen Corresponding Member 81 the French
Institute. in the department known A. the
.7cademie des Sciences Morales Il Poiifiques,
aud in the place m,dc vacant by the lament.
ed death 81 NJ. Prescott. The work which
has 80 promptly secured for it, author this
literary honur has become extensively known
ii Europe. Besides several English. there
- = translation into French. edited by VI.
Guizni: anniher translation iniU French IN
Belgium. and also translations into Dutch
aud into German.
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NEvASSA GUANO.

tsILysrs.-so to s. per cent. Bone Phosphate Of
Lime.
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~ NO MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
fail 10 srsmine the extensive stock INFANCY GOODS.
Hosiery. Gloves. &C.. offered for sale BY FRED.
rIcKEy q SONS, $50 baltimore street. u is one o.
The mos, extensive 10 this country. and The ptcprs,cis
.s. determined not 20 10 undsvsOd ~ any Northern
House
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LIST OF LETTERS,

biOI VI LIE Enc,
- EMAINING IN the Post Office at Hllsbo-ough, n.
~ G, on the Is, day Of April. 1860.
w. r. Applewhite, Martha Hailhcock,
Mary Adsms, Abel &. Jackson,
Phebe Adams. William J. Jackson,
N. w. Arlington, Clemuei jackson.
a. Borllnd. VI. u. Jones,
T. l.. Boafdman, SiInes Jones,
Even Bolton, Mrs. Z. p. Jones,
II. A. Busiek, . Moses Jones.
Sarah Bailsh. X. hennadey
Martha chi.m, Mr.. Lamb, (Gun smi,h)
Robert Gales. Leonard Laws,
Thomss II. Ctabtrec, Thomas Long,
John Garden, Robert Laws,
Eliza Couch, X. LOOMS,
s. 4. CBriis, John Miller,
John Clark. Champion Msrsble,
James NJ. Cla,k, Alfred Monk,
mary q. Cole, a. Morgan,
s.B. Y. Caldwell, James Patterson,
Caroline Claik, Ioserh Pointer,
Lee Coach, Samuel j.. Robertson,
Alfred Dockery. j.. FL. Richards,
John n. DION, Ell. Richardson,
Y. e. Durham. Capt. NJ Richardson,
Bennett benson, Christopher kobeiis,
Alice G. Daniel. John j. Riley,
Thomas ". Dunnaysni. william L Shields,
Julia Ann bay, John smith,
]. Duke. William II. s,rs,hotn,
Mary Faucet. William stlggs,
Maflha X. Faucet, William Strange,
]. p. Faucet. Joseph SNOW, .
catharine T. Gates w. 4. Thompson,
Thom,s GrilFin, . jonathan H. Tnpp,
n. r. Gates. Louis Thompson.
Levin &. Grsy. William D. Vincent,
william .. Gates, Martbd A. Vincent,
Iohn IS. Hnris, ;. Il. Wright.
Bucknes Hatch. Richard Watson.
Calhoun Harrow, Isabella Wilson,
n. Houah. I.ehuel Wilkefson,
William ". Hill. Frederick Williams,
Ta.keo & Lord. Iizzic A. Walker,
Rev. Williamson Harms, W. !. Wright,
lame. +. Hgmrhfeys. X. II. Williams.
Nis. Al, Hunter. EliE4helh Milkerscn.
Nancy Hays. Young Y. whitaker,
Persons calling Tor any 81 The above letters WI
please say they are advertised.
&. Z. PARISH, p. w.
a,,Ja 80
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NEW TAN YARD,

rU,HE subscribers have commented the TANNING
l BUSINESS al their place hall mile from " shbs
4 Douglass fselofy snd prepared 10 receive hides
10 ian on shares OF they w pay The market pnee lot
them.
Having employed an experienced hand 10 eondue.
their business they feel confident bring sbe 10 siss
general satisfaction.
IsiIAM PARRISH s son.
lsnus,y 20, AZ
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Iioloicdys Pis. Almost every invention has lie
enemies. We have heard locomotives denounced. aud
the magnetic telegraph called nuisance. The world,
however seems o have agreed mem. on. IN relation 10
this grsa, metropolitan remedy. There is nothing sur.
pfisins 10 ihis. The human Iscc everywhere have the
came lnletnal crganEationhe sionschs ivers. CIR.
euation, nerves, I'll their vital organs. are Prey 70
and CURED BY Hoowsy's Pills. This. in substance V
The testimony cf The Old warlJ. u has been echoed
and emphasized in this country. No man oonlfadiets
il. The inference Il irresisible-if 70 true.
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sOMBRERO GITANO.

A MIXTURE oy PoTAsH aSD PLAsTEg. prepared cspe.
cially for Cotton aud Tobacco.
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THE ORANGE GUARDS.

This company. under the command Of
Capt. Pride Jones, was out on Saturday last
for monthly drill, and we were truly sorry
10 see 80 lew in the ranks. What was the
cause Of il: Is patriotism on the decline |!
l. Southern chiyalry deiunct! We venture
the assertion, II this company had been 10
existence within twenty years alter the Revo
luton il would not have paraded. IN wet or
dry weather, with less Than seyenty-hye
mnskets. Then. military companies we're
sustained by military pride. chiyslry, patrl-
olism; now. they must have inducements,
and even these will not produce large turn
outs. By the act Of incorporation. passed at
the last session IL the Legislature. the Or
ange Guards are exempt from serving on
iuries. This iRducement seems 10 Us suffi
Gent 10 insure one hundred punctual mem-
bers. 10 addition. and under the same law,
they are not required TO work the public
roads, aud even this will not succeed in
bringing out but from fifteen 10 thirty five
muskets four times year, for bear in mimi,
by their liberal bJ laws. members residing
more than four miles from the court huuse
are only required to parade four times a
year. and three Of thesr parades occur on
days Of public rejoiring. That much military
duty is required Of every citizen, eighteen
and under thirty.fye years Of age, keepers
Of public mills and magistrates excepted.
Then lhey have the oldest commissioned
captain. We believe. of any solunterr com.
pauy 10 the State. which is another induce
ment--another reason ~hy the young men u
Orange should keep up their organization,
Tor What goud soldier does not love 10 muster
under the oldest olIicer--in rank his fellows.
aud try 10 make their company the pride Of
the Stale, a. il now is the pride Of the
County.
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pLAS FER,

Aslrysn.-so TO S. per cent. Bone Phosphate Z
Lime.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAaASoE CouNTY.
Coafl Of Pleas aud Qnarter Sessions,
March Term, 1860.
l.. fslls %. John r. Madison,
Attachment.

m All. ease, Il appearing 10 the saisfae,ios q the
Court that Iahn n Madison. the defendant y MI,
on inhaisni % this sse u V therefore ordered that
rnicsion be made ff SIS weeks IN the Marlborough
Records Cor said defendant 10 be and appeat before The
Justices of said Coud IL Pleas and Quast sessions
Inc esur, house IN Cfahsm. on the 6s Monday after
The isurh Monday 10 May nex. then aud there 10
te,y. plesi. answer OF denur judgment wiH be
ken.aecotdine 10 law. ami The heard ex patio.
Witness John Faeceit. CIerk II our said Court. Il
Office. the arsl Monday after the fourth Monday in fe.
bfuaiy, A. ID. 1850.
JOHN FAUCETT, G. G. c.
April n lpnce adv. 81 sol &c CIV
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REDUCED EXPENSES.
NKllSEY, FLOOD, SWANSON & co.

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and The trade
~ Of North Carolina and Virginia. that
they have removed 10 their Large Ware House, opPo-
site the Bank Of Virginia, and have opened large
and choice stock Of