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Resolution in favor Of Gray Brysn. c,L ~. !:

Resolution in favor of Gray Bryan. ,,,,.L ,ra
Resolution IN favor II b. ". Courts Public Treas
urer. s"o y 'r4t ,1s;Ss5' ~; -. e.
Resolution in favor Of p. A. Smith, Attorney ior
the estate ofM. n. Plunkett deceased ~. y.
Resolution to dsfrsy the expenses o. re Oos M
sioners from Georgia
Resolution in favor Of Clark Bird
Resolution in favor of J. G. Luter * Orange
county. az t., -:
Resolution in favor Of Jesse MCGEE, u Haywood
county. 81 81 a1g - -. ~ So NS>a,'.'f
Resolution in favor of Calvin Bishop: 49, s.lN>. q,
Resolution in favor of L. N. B. Battle, Esq,
Resolution in favor Of Josiah Collins.
Resolution in favor of @. Busbee and others, h'l-
Resolution in favor of the Principal and Assistant
Clerks of the Senate and House of Commons.
Resolution in favor of E. P. Stillwel, OF jackson
county.
Resolution in favor of Daniel Tucker. =. '.'t
Resolution in favor of John L. CantweiA ~ e:
Resolution in favor of the Doorkeepers r..
Resolution providing for the publication OF cef
tain State Records. -.
Resolution in favor Of E. D. Hall, late Sheriff Of
New Hanover. H- -l,t
Resolution concerning the distribution of the Re-
vised Code. - ..-
Resolution in favor Of Washington Harris, late
Sheriff of Franklin. .
+ Resolution in favor of Henry Bagler. ' .'
Resolution in favor of James G. Luter. j +. 81
Resolution in favor of the estate of Geoge Grafton
/ Resolution in favor of VIM. Thompson.
Resolution in favor of W. L. Pomeroy.
| Resolution of thanks to the Doorkeepers.
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IN SOCIETY Ri GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles from the city of Jackson Capitol Of the State;
from Livingston, and Eve from TugaIoo Depot, on O.
jackson g. n Railroad connecting it with all parts of
the Union The great southern place of resort Coopers
ueigborhood wealthy, refined has fine schools and sew
era churches and the health and climate Of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts Commend it to per-
acresabout 4o of timber 400 Of fine creek bottom and
the rest hill and branch land all in state of good cutva
tion There dwelling and out houses, fruit orchard,
negro cabins GIN press CRIBS stables pond for Stock
tern and spring for persons, &c, &C.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark jackson, A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, OF
' JOHN n. CLARK,
.r Yazoo City.
October l6, 1860. 42-wtf
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scrber will offer at public SALE on Thursday the 4th
of March next half being the lower half of the lands,
late the property Of Miss Mary Mclean of Hanett county,
Fear river, Immediately below Foxs Island, and short
distance abovtths lock and DAM known the McAser
DAM and including the Ferry said river known as Nc
Asters Ferry Hhefe are IN all about 40 of land,
most Of which i considered the best land the river
Enquiries to the quality and advantages Of the land may
be made Of Col A. B. McNe of Harnett Of the Sub
TERMS will be liberal and made known the day of SALE
which will take place at the late residence Of the said Miss
/. Mary Mclean. ie7 SD a2a OANL. d. MCLEAN
Feb "a ls6l swift
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DUFFYsS
T 9 n + 6 M + x II u II e


$nERE IL NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE I'M, Il
BODY s liable % universal 50 dreaded or A con.z
fatal q Fever: itvappears in different eountrs
Inaef anssn; types and characters In tSs
Tnere us annual return is looked for with anx
ano apPrenens'on 1t usually assumes the bilious tvna
Anc.nei species OF fever prevalent here and which
NAV q nsser leaves OF subsidies altogether is the
80 ats yet is very distressing Its chsraoters nd
consequences are peculiar: to diminished ener e. a S
nervous system are to be sscribed the ianguOr isssud
to which might be added the arrangement If ,ha
functions Of the liver stomach and intestinal cana,
therefore, quite maniest-in fact it is we'll known ,ha
eSoec the PASS OF of the
not unfrequenty dropy and when once this sats sha
vscera becomes established there is constant inc
70 relapse even from slight causes and when thus comu
and cure becomes more difficult. "ea'ment
sense teaches that the Of Ague and Favs,
CONSISTS IN shortening the duration OF the naro~v
Sseeneg sh its return The first BY
By the Such medicines as s a., second
s!ea % restore the deranged functions and give heath,
Tho Tonic Airture offered possesses al, tho
requisite 70 enect the second indication The rst d"ss
checks the disease and one bottle H0ss
effect cure nsa.hy reaction takes place. the appetite
restored. the system becomes invgorated and The NJ.
tent begins to feel surprised the rapid transition pa,
state Of morbid suffering to that of
These effects have been experienced BY all who have
-, "AAs" soe'u oe ohoHn Dy numerous testimonials
N.uh., No n. CHARLES DUFFY, NJ D.
- -. W Wv - Iooo. 42-wly.
e. Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail Nv 9
Duffy, Newborn, NC And also for sale Sr M.
Morgan Allen Druggists Wholesale Agents, New YorI
And BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-WAKE
- COUNTY.-Court OF PleasIud Quarter Sessions NJ =
vember Term, isSo-Wm L. Fort VS.. Jas. s. Mooroaw
In this case it appearing to the Court that the
non resident it is ordered that advertisement be made
in the r'h-Carona Standard for six weeks for said Se
to appear at the next term of this Court to b.
of February next. then and there plead or .es u
Judgment pro conesso will be entered against hlm NJ
slave levied be condemned to the use of the piautA
claim.
Witness Thomas J. Utley clerk of said Court, at oc,
! in Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November, 1860
= THOMAS j. UTLEY, Clerk.
JAM lS, 1851. pr. adv, Is 621S) 4-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-WAKF

STATE OF CAROLINA.-WAKE
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. No.
vember Term, l860.-Francls J. Smith. widow, vs. Up.
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith de-
ceased.-Petition for DOVER
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
heirs at law Of john Smith, decd late Of Wake county
are residents it is ordered that advertisement be made
in the NorhCarona Standard for six weeks said heirs
at law to appear at the Court of Pleas and
Sessions to be held for said county, the Court House in
Raleigh, the Sd Monday of February next then and
there 10 plead demur said petition or judg
ment pro conso will be entered them and the pray
er of the petitioner granted
Witness Thomas j. Utey, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh. the Sd Monday Of November, 1850.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk
Jan. l6, 1861. pr. adv. s. 62L.) 4-w6t
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The TwENTYSEcoND IN CHARLEsroN-The birth
day Of Washington was celebrated with much en-
thusasm at Charleston, S. c., military parades and
teu de joie marking the occasion Fort Sumter, the
Courier says also beched forth "ts sancy sslute Of
thirty -four guns" u hs'la5 2f.s $50 Hf'ha5l
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GEORGE L.. WILD,
WARRENTON- N. C.

RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER.
vices to the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
w y Gas Tuner aud Repairer of Pianos,
~ - wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All communications direct
ed to Warrenton will receive prnmpt attention
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes. and Prof g. F. Hansen,
Of st. Mary College, and Mr.. W. J. Palmer Of Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum Raleigh, N. c.; E. E. Parham,
J. Wilcox snd Prof c.. H. Kebr, Wsrrenton and j. II.
Mills, JOS. H. Gooch and Dr. s. A. Williams Oxford n c.
Jan. is, 1861 3-wtf
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The Power OF HEARTY LAuGHTER-The follow
ing incident comes to US thoroughly authenticated
although We are not at liberty to publish any
names: -,E
A short time since two individuals in this city
were lying in one room very sick, one with brain
fever, and the other with an aggravated case of
mumps. They were so low that watchers were
needed every night, and it was thought doubtful if
the one sick Of fever recovered. A gentlemen was
engaged to watch one night his duty being to wake
the nurse whenever it became necessary to take the
medicine In the course of the night both watchers
and nurse fell asleep. The man with the mumps
lay watching the clock, and that it was time to
give the fever patient his portion. He was unable
to speak aloud or to move any portion of his body
except his arms, but, seizing bilow, he managed
to strike the watcher in the face with it Suddenly
awakened the watcher sprang from his seat, falling
to The floor and awakening both the nurse and fever
patient. The incident struck both the sick men as
very ludcrous and they laughed most heartily at it
for fifteen or twenty minutes. When the doctor
came in the morning, he found his patients vastly
improved-said he had never known SO sudden a
turn for the better-and they are now both out and
we'll. Who says laughter is not the best of medi.
cines ?-NeO Hauen Palladium. |
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An Act to amend the charter of the town of Nor.
canton.
An Act concerning the daily reading Of records of
courts.
An Act to amend an Act to create Sinking
Fund
An Act to amend and extend the provisions of the
9Th section of the 4sth chapter of the Revised Code
entitled Fences.
An Act to improve the road from John Aliens to
the top Of the Blue Ridge at Fishers Gap, in the
county Of Surry.
An Act to repeal section II, chapter 1859, of the
laws Of North Carolina, passed at the session of
1S5S'59.
An Act to allow less than majority of the maeis
trates Of Iredel and Chatham counties to transact
county business.
An Act to amend an Act incorporating the West
ern North Carolina Railroad Company.
An Act to amend an Act to incorporate the viii.
| mington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Com.
pany.
An Act to provide for the completion Of, and
| amend the charter Of the Western Railroad Com
| pany.
An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to incor
porate the Atlantic Tennessee and Ohio Railroad
Company. i ~
An Act to construct Railroad from Dallas North.
Carolina, to the South Carolina line.
An Act to amend the Charter Of the Farmers
Bank Of North Carolina.
the county of Haywood
An Act to incorporate the Wilmington, and
Wrghtsville Turnpike Company.
An ACT to release and remit any penalties or for.
FIXTURES de-, incurred by the Lagrange Mining and
Manufacturing Company. ~ =. EGGg :
Graya 'p'"1'"'
An Act to authorize the construction Of . Turn.
pike ROAD from Aitshslrs High Peak on Black Noun.
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JNo \. CLARK. - wN b. BURLINGTON
. @ CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington N. c.,
MILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w cOnsignments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
40 Timber, &C., &C.,
and other country produce either for sale or shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad or RIVER
enables me to make my charges light Also. regular deal
ers in ...-. = .-.
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, Wilmington, N c.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank Of N. c.
W. Fl JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November 10, 1860. q" 46-wly
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e. SEC. 4. And the amendments under schedule G.
shall be As follows, to wit:
l. The President and Cashier Of the banks here.
in named, or before the first day of October in
each year. shall pay into the public treasury the fol-
a0wng tax on each share Of stock owned by indiyd.
nails or corporations to wit:
The Bank of Washington twenty-five cents
The merchants Bank Of Newbern, twenty Eve cts.
The Bank Of Wadesboro' twelve and s-hait cents
The Bank Of Fayetteville, twelve. and half cents
The Commercial Bank of Wilmington, twenty.
five cents.
The Farmers Bank of North Carolina twenty
five cents. 1929. ... ....
The Bank of North. Carolina, sixty cents.
The Bank of Lexington, thirty cents
The Miners and Planters Bank, thirty cents.
The Bank Of Commerce, thirty cents.
The Bank of Clarendon, thirty cents.
the Bank of Cape Fear, sixty cents
I'll The Bank of Wilmington, sixty cents. ~
The Bank Of Charlotte, twelve-and. a-half cents.
The Bank of Salisbury, sixty cents.
:, The Bank Of Yancevil;e, twenty five cents.
- And any other which may be chartered by this
Or sny future General Assembly sixty cents on the
share Of 800 Of such Stock and in that proportion
for shares Of less Yalue.- a
- Aud N case the said officers Of any bank, shall
neglect or fail to pay the tax, as herein required
said bank shall pay double the amount of said tax
and the same shaA be sued for and recovered by the
" Attorney Genera in the name of the State, in the
81, superior court OF the county of Wake. a..
60 sB Hereafter the cerks Of the county courts shall
have until the teah day of April in the year ensu
ing the taking Of the tax list to deliver to the sher
nj ii such copy thereof and under the same penal
ties asare prescribed in the fortisth DOTH section
.Eof aid act s'' ''''''''
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OF NORTH.CAROLJNA.-

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-J JOHN.
- STON COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
sons, November Term, ls6O.-Larkin Spivey and others
VS. Carson Spvey Ephram Spivey Nancy Jordan and Ma
ry INSTRUMENTATION To sell slaves for distribution.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
above Dnmed defendants reside beyond the limits of the
State, is therefore, notion ordered that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the North Carolina
Standard notifying the said defendants appear the
next of this Court be held for the county john
of February next then and there show cause if any
they have why the prayer of the petitioners shall not be
granted.
Witness Thos D. Snead Clerk of our said Court at Of.
hce in Smithfeld the 4th Monday of November A. d. 1860
THOS d. SNEAD, c. &C.
Jan. Is, 1861. pr adv. 8 621z.) 3-w6t.
STATE OF NORTH-CARoLiNA.-
- COUNTY, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. No
vember Term, 186O-Francis J. Smith, widow, VS.. Up.
church Smith and others, heirs at law of John Smith, de-
ceased.-Petition to divide slaves
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs at law Of John Smith, decd late of Wake county,
residents ordered that advertisement be made
in the Standard for six weeks for said heirs
at law to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for said county, the Court House
Raleigh the Sd Monday of February next then and
there to plead demur said petition or judg
ment pro- cosso will be entered them and the pray
er Of the petitioner granted.
Witness, Thomas j. Utey Clerk of said Court at office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November, 1860.
THOMAS j UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. Is, 1861. pr Adv. IS $3.50 4-w6t.
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> UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
JENNING PIGGOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
LATE OF NoRfH.CARoLINA,
Is permanently situated at Washington D. c., where
will attend tn claims against the Government and esps
cially to obtaining patents for inventors.
July "a, 1850. t.H 80-wlypd
nj EGG ROES WANTED.-I WANT TO PUR.
IN chase family of fifty seventy.fve negroes wish.
ing to pay some cash, the balance IN good notes.
u.s. q = =. g Address, 8. 3. s., box sos,
-f..-.-.- .., 2 .., ...,l .,e; 49, Wilson, N c.
Feb &c, 1861 9-wstpd.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

House met at 10 O'Clock,
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Mason.
. journal Of yesterday IVES read and approved. ~
Mr. Wilkerson by consent, introduced bill providing
for hiring out free negroes for debt Read and referred
the committee slaves and free negroes.
The Convention bill being the special order, taken
Mr. Bullock moved to postpone fnrther consideration and
make the bill the spccis order for oc OK this evening,
and the motion prevailed.
PETITIONS NIyoRIALs
Mr. lnEan the petition Of the suress II the late
sheriff Of Ceaveand, 70 refund certain monies paid q
fFss Rsferred TO the Quantities on propositions and
messags was received from His Excellency tho Gov
transmitting copy Of the secession ordinance Of the Ger
sa State Conyeaiion and of antcoercon resolutions of
the Legislature Of Tennessee
On motion of Mr. Ill., the documents were sent To the
Senate with proposition 70 print and refer to the com.
mittee on federal relations-
xpoa nessaes transmitting resolutions passed by the
Legislatures Of New York and Of Ohm rendering orcrs
ssigscys States " the President so'sosree seed.
mr. Brde moved to sspd the resolutions to the Senate
Nth Sropason to request the Governor to return them
10 The Gfstea from which they came -r'7r
II uensy asked that the vote b taken the sets Of
,Tssbes moved to send to the Senate with propo.
pst and pss p the COMMITTEES ON federal riAtioua
ErKi1aefs moved - by the whole shs table. Re-
Msed-yeat q, nays -. .ris.c .
n Crumpler moved tqaueud NJ. Fersbees motion, BY
siusply asodino tbs resolutions 70 the Senate. ts ~
Ecsa,ne lie consideration Of the question: 1a5es
mesm Nas fsestvoa iron the Ssaass, Pcopodng to q
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
L.. L

WIGHT SESSION.
House met at : O'Clock
bill 10 provide the completion of Western Turnpike
Roads was taken up
The bill with the amendment recommended BY the
Ting amendment adopted in the form of substitute
Messrs Love, Of Haywood and Hayes spoke in aTor 0:
the bill.
Mr.. Yeates opposed.
Mr. Siler offered amendment explanatory Of former
acts regard to Cherokee bonds and giving direction to
adopted, and the bill! passed ou its second reading
The House convention bill amended by the Senate,
was taken up The amendment consists in the substitution
of the Senatc bill after the enacting clause
Mr. Fleming moved called Of the House, and the motion
prevailed.
Sixteen members were found to be absent
lessrs Alfred Donnell Hanes Jenkins Mebane Speieht
Stanford Taylor were reprted sick and Mr.
smonton was also excused on account Of sickness in his
Messrs Kelly and Polk were absent on leave
Mr. Davis Of Rutherford Davis, Of Mecklenburg Folk,
Slade and Williamson were not excused.
Messs Dounel and Sade soon after appeared in their
seats. Wv -
The question was then on concurrng in the Senate
amendment to the Convention BILL =
Mr. Henry demanded The yeas and nays which were or
dered aud resulted yeas TO- "a. The Speaker also
voting in the affirmative. o.. -. :, -. 4
Mr. Bachelor moved to reconsider The last vote and to
lay the motion the table, and it prevailed
The House then took up the Recommendation of maps
trates for Camden and the occupied the remainder
OF the session without coming to any direct vote. ~
SENATE. T.
THuRspAY Jan, 81. 1851
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock. > 80
Journal Of yesterday read. .-.se - .s-t,-
Mr.. Dockery moved to allow Mr. Donald l.sn reporter
IN the Senate 10 take his there was no danger of
the small pox being communicated BY him 10 others rs he
had not been his fathers house since the
ment uf the disease .-r4 9! --e9,r@.1t' : -.
Recommendations for magistrates we're received from
several counties; which were concurred in -
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, &C. .
Mr.. Barringer, memorial from Nelson Patterson free
1 person of color. Referred.
Mr.. Whitaker memorial from citizens of Halifax coun.
| tv, opposing stay law Sent to the House. = =
On motion of Mr. Fason, the bill to charter branch Of
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to Fayetteye va
made the special order for Tuesday next )! d ST.
message wa. received from the House. oencsripg ia
The Senate amendmsnts 70 the House bill calling Conseu
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,... .s,,s;ou Of United STATE. Senator on rharsd.y

neSeg
MI. Hin moved 10 Law the message on the table "a
Mr. Rsss demanded the yeas and nays-rsso'ea Je''
'uays ~ 5'5a.''''s 2'>s = -, - ,. IN.
3neensboro and Dsnvlle Railroad Company Inc queSuo"
eng on the passage Of the bill on its soana
The passage Of the bill vas au Ksnm Green Of
Franklin, Bullock and Person. -, ,.,,. -. o..ora
The question was then put shal this bill ps'' IT'S ee00n'
Mr. Teses moved to reconsider the last VOTE BY wnon
the bill was rejected. -, ,; 10 r.c,u.
Mr. Clark Of Craven moved to lay tie motion 10 feco
Mr. Gorrell demanded the yeas and nays-rs'ued yeas
81, nays IL. -. - . ,.co,.;aer and IL
The osestion ontae molten IL iecohs'oe'' auu
Mr. Sade then moved the bin be laid upon the table, and
the nation prevailed. =, f-rf rs.
The House then took recess uatu r.. ....s.
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....s,..StaAaAfA.
lEaM AZURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
House OF, C0MMoNs.
MoNokv. Isuuarv - l00

s- s.sssz-sssss=rs9-s loaaf sassleS.
fSs S.nste, proposing to adjourn the Legislative 70 T
mington, or snme Other place. 90
NJ Love of Haywood, moved to amend the rssds.tion
Asylum" but the question this amendment ss not put
Arsiade moeed to lay the resolution on t table, ~
jected.yess &C. nays q. -. -......,
" cromps moved to postpone iuasd'ss'y' rejected
NJ C.sa Il Craven, moved to sesr the resolution to
Aecou aittee on propositionsand grievances. .,,o,
Af Love. OF Jackson, moved TO amend the reso'uo'
6y'resuifing the Hnuse to be fascinated
Mr. Slade offered substitutes granting leave oil absence
to such members as had been exposed to the
Mr.. SIades Substitute was also voted dovn,.
The question tbsu put on Mr. Bowmahs res''""'"'
The Conventier bill was then taken up. ~ 5
Ssone amend Z eats were offered and rejected.
reading Resulted yeas ss nays ss 50 the bill falling Of
swo-thirds If the whole House, did not pass a..
Mr. Merrmon moved to recon slider the last vote ana tne
Tie question was then on the passage Of the bill its
second reading IA rs. -
consideration Of the bill until tomorrow l Clock ana
the motion jprevaiIeG. - -
The House then considered the bill to amend the charter
otbe uuashans Greek and Tennessee Mountain turnpike
MI Hayes Moved an amendment to the effect that bonds
pledged other roads should be used for ibis road
This sp e! was rejected: ,,., ,o,. Of H.v.
wood and Hayes
The snesiion was then put 'sha this bill pass its third
reading?"- And il carried. =.
The following bills then put on their third reading
and passed:
Abl'o prevent the transfer of expectapcss.
bill 10 prevent free negroes carryi ing arms
biz TO prevent damage BY camp fres =
4 bill 20 amend tie charter of the Farmers hank Of
North.CarOlna
bill 10 allow j. Tapscntt and others, sherhs and e1-
sheritfs. TO collect arrears IL taxrs ... q.
, bf 10 lay of and establish the count! Of 1ransyl.
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President Tyler, it is said will be elected to
the State Convention from Charles City County,
without Nth qppSstton ii .aysioB @shqtl.-,a g.. p