.ni
as, ft, 9lt,t (.rts tat h -is I t 1
Tliuraitay, ,t?ttI
.f.7r SLi$ lr'tf Tit Game
Cck tf Jtivotrmy trivwjJ.aal !l '
Tht aSovt it iht buattinj km
which l!e editor of the Staodird has p lac
ed st tire brrJ cf tht eimioa return ia
h Is I wctl's paper, surnioutr.rd i h
(he rrpTtse.Uiion ft Came Cock stand
jttf upon a Jeid animal of some kind,
probably a Vox, wiih iu tall cut off. Cut
this flauiith is tnaJc culy f..i the purpose
pf eorerin the mortification which has
vera hel;nd the party in this meet si
J defeat, 1 1 is tree that they have elect
ed fire'out of the nine members of Con
pros to lie It the state is ntiilcJ, but
nder ciremwunces mhirli reflect any
thin; but credit upon, them. ThU il
be embj to appear ia the Gdlowtoj abort
ft&Mneiit,
The elecion for Coreroor last summer
turned exclusive ly ppoo general polities.
an J it was shown, then fore, byhe voice
f lite people directly spoken, that North
Carolina was a Whig state, by a nsjnri'y
of 457'i rotes. Yet nntwiihsunding this
emphatic expression of Use will of the
peop!e, our Ihmotta'ic Legislature m
syed so outrageously to district the Mate
as to sec are to themselves, certain as they
thought, fi member1, and by a ILdc
inaritruvcrinj. a chaurc fcr two ethers;
leaving two oaly certain for tht Whig.
To effect ibis purpose, no regard was had
tidier (o compactness of form, or com
atunity of interest, or familiarity of inter
course. Of this ottr own district furnish-
es an example; a string of coumirsmore
than ont hundred and seventy utiles in
length; but it is more grossly tppareal iu
tie Caswell district, which extends orer
the mountains to the westers eitrrmi y
f the slate; and in tht Guilford district
w hii-h stretches stress to tht South Ca
rolina line. They were determined, re
gardless of'aU other considerations, to
coop up the large U hig majorities in as
few districts as jxttMhle; and Uiis they
did in funning the 1st and 4th districts,
where are crowded togeher the large
W hig majority of 8,607 1 ! placing as an
ficl in one Loco district the eompara
lively small majority of only 23s)?!!
Such were the means to which they re
sorted by which to secure to hemselves
(our out of the rraiaintng six districts.
Ind because, by this unjust arrangement.
they were able to smother the voice and
triumph over the rights of the people,
the Democratic editor of the Standard
sets op his loudest crowing.
But let him crow over this fruitless vic
tory, if he chooses to call that a victory
purchased at so mu h cost.
But is il a victory! Let us see how
the matter stands. .
in the sis contested districts the mnjo-
lisies by which tho representatives to
Congress were eleeted are as follow
A
Lcc.
5.-;$
Ill
l r5
513
2d district,
3d
5th .
3G6
7th
8 th
9ih
t
810
1300
12J0
Whig mnj. 6
1 1 these same districts Ijst year, in die
election for Governor, the Iaicos had a
majority of 1(333; now die Whigs have
major! y of 0; bring an actual Whig gain
of 1614 1
It) the 1st, 4th and Grit district?, (two
AY hig and one Loco,) there has been no
.contest, the majorities being so large that
n opposing candidate could hope to suc
ceed; this tlcciion, therefore, affords no
crite;ip!i by hieh to judge of the grow
ing strength oWie Whig cause in thcin.
As die Whigs lVe gained in the other
dis rids, il is failV, presume that they
have in these; but foXou present pur-
pOip we wt I brut intoosiaicment the
.vole as it s ood in the GoVyuor's elec
tion last vear.
v .Whig majority in 1st dist
Ditto " lid,
8,
Loco majority in &h dWk
2,3'J7
Whig majority ' Cs2t0
. It thus appears, that although , the
Whigs have been cheated out of a pos
lion of their proper representation iM'on
gress, yet they have a majority of the
popular vote of the state of 6,2 1 6. locs
the Standa.d cull this vktor t A De
miatic loss of 1,614 in sis districts, and
VT02 '
607
? t e Lse pes!, eiI?Vr
ItTf frl
thit the etw eJI:sr lock cia?e nf
Saadard. Ls hiJcd dwa tie Vaa Herts
lag. AH lie etmliiales .it Cmpmt of
his party ta Uie v!J were the are wed
wppeners of Jha C. Calhoea for the
PmkleaeT, widi the eireptioa of Mr.
M'Ksy and Mr. Keid. Three out f il
fit Pemocrat e caodidttes tUeied are
Calhotia men. This is the source of t'l
his joy; he raiuly imagines that this is
eviiesce cf the success of Km Ctwite;
ad U:is is tlie first cete of Lis pxi a
honor rf the triumph of tht &yt&ern
Ct over the Northern Fax! He is aot
bold enough to come out and say so in
wcrds; tut the device ha bas placed at
the bead of his article makes plain the in
terpretation. KORrn-CAnouxA election.
The following- are what appears to be
the cCcial returns of the elec ions ia this
state;
riSST P15TE1CT.
Beti
Cherokee 233 137
Ruthetfoid SCS . 710
Macon I9t 233
UaywcMHl , 347 131 I
Iluoeombe 5fi) 272 w
Henderson 275 285
lSurkrAM'Dowcllfi32 4C3
Vaney 287 138
Cleveland 3C3 292
Caldwell 322 253
3817 2888 .
LTingmati's majority, 929.
SLC0ND DISTRICT.
Birrineer. Craif.
Mecklenburg 614 881
Lincoln 523 1372
Iredell 1297 300
Davie 431 203 J
Kowan C83 584
Cabarrus 573 29S
4153 37S5
Barriugcr's majority, 3C0.
7I1IKD riSTOtCT.
Mitchell. RoM.
Asho 317 345
Wilkes 108i 124-
Surry 810 773 y
Smkes 020 " 1027
Kockinghun 418 975
Castvell . 251 943
3S3I 4187
EeuTs majority, 350.
lOl'UTM DISTKIOT.
Dcbeny. Mendrnliall.
Kichinond 230 203
Montgomery 170 55
Ansun 329 105
Stanly 137 82
Davidson 3ia 422
Cuilfoid 486 , 783
Randolph 332 191
2012 1S30
V
Debcrry's majority, 192
rilTH DlSTf.ICT.
Miller fjinndrrs.
Wake 602 871
Chatham 821 519
Cumberland 438 58!) A
Mooto 398 311
Johnston 399 362
Wayne v 143 490
3001 3142
Saunders majority, 141.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
I.parh. MKir,
IJoheson 207 180
CuLmhus 31 48
BIadn 26 158 ,
Brunswick 6 58
Now Hanover 27 416
Sampson G9. 251
Duplin - 32 254.
Innir 130
Onslow 17 - 167
Jones 47 03
462 1747
MKays majority, 12S5.
SEVENTH DI3TKCIT.
Nastu Daniel.
Orange 150 106G.
lVison 215 515 t
Gran tills 770 575
I'ranklin 339 526
Warren ' - 98 536
Halifax 560 366
318U 3611
Daniel's majority, 155.
EIGHTH DISIRICT.
Stanly, sni g'on.
Nash
Kdgecouibe
Pitt
Greeno
71
106
654k
' .-298
851
1512 t
536
226 V
583
63
86
157
533
250
Beaofif
Washiugton
Tynell
Hyde
Craven
Carteret
936
46i
335
512
52A
360
4265
4813
gtons majority, 518,
NINTH DISTRICT-
Riyimr. Moore.
360 'SOU
423 391
287 257
351 351
47d. 330
-Martin
is
rVriic
Gates
V
Nordiaaiott
V
1
213 t '
i 3 IU -l
i Hi .
41
J j:i 43i
Carritbct;
Esyaer's
'jriy, 6 13,
Tn.T.NESEII.
1 1 rttom frwa t!e Tecjjc-?
ee .t
noes thaw prrhy coociicly i Ct
"Ligs bsrt rtelened (U. J.es t an
iaeretsed mjorky over his vote ia 1S11;
sad that ihey bate secured a 'nujority ta
both branches of the !gi!4ture.
Ia East Tennessee, Jones has a ffitja
rity of 32S7, being a small increase; in
Middle Tennessee folk's majority is
1657, being 853 less than bis msjorry
ia 1811. From West Tennessee few le
tirn$ hare been t eciveJ. Jones inxjo
rity for Coveraor will prolally be about
4000.
In the S ate Senate the Y higs have 1 4
members, the Lccos II.
Ia the House die Whig have gained
live or six member, and eoneithtJt!y
will have a decided, majorky ia boih
branches.
Tt,-n n,:..ir n.: r
. . . i;, ..unrr-
ly of tins slate, and an ablo representativt
from this district in Uie Congress of ho
United States, has been elected to the
House of Representatives from Bedford
county. This county il appears has un
dergone a complete revolution. In 1811
it gavt Polk a majority for Governor of houtl alieadj in the progress of tree
401; it aow give. Jones a majority of 31 JiZ&l f?3.
and has elected a W hig to the Legislature.
Members tf Congress elected, as far as
heard from:
wmcs,
J. II. Tryton,
W. T. Sen or,
D. W. Dickinson.
tocos.
A. Collum,
A. V. Drown, -Cave
Johnson, 5
G. W. Jones.
The result of the elccdon in Tennes
see has been looked to with great inte
rest from all points, as upon it has dt
pended tht complexion of die Senate of
ornaiors win
now be elcVted from thai state, which
will give a decided character tn ilia Unit
ed States Senate. Whiletlu? present Ex
ecutive remains at tire head of the nation,
the Whigs cannot hope to do much to rt
lieve tht difficulties under which the peo
ple labor; but by having the control in
the Senate, they may prevent live passage
of such measures as would have a tenden
cy to increase iht present die rest of the
country. The Whig Senato will eep
die Democratic House in cheek, and wt
need hare 110 fear that the late Revenue
act will be repealed, or that a Sub Trea
sury bill will bo passed. We may there
fore well rejoice at the result in Tennes
see. KEN ITCKT.
In this stale Richard French, Loco,
has been elected in place of LandatT W.
Andrews, Whig, by two or three hundred
voles.
In lite fif h district James Stone, Loco,
is elected, in consequence of two'. Whigs
running against him.
In. the sixth dis rict John While, Whig,
is elected without opposition.
In the seventh and eighth districts,
William P. Thomasson and Garret Davis,
Whigs, are elected by large mojorities.
In the tenth district J. W. Tibbals,
Ijoco, is elected.
INDIANA.
Tire returns from this state show thai
the Dernocralic vote for Governor has't,,hl,5 anU ir- -a'onn is partirulsrly
argcly increased over the vote ia 1810.
The following are the names of mem
bers elected to Congress:
Locos. w II ICS.
Robert DjU? O en, Caleb 11. Smith,
fhos. J. Henley, E. W. M-Gaughey.
Win. J. Brown,
John W. Davi y
John Peltit,
Thomas Smitiu
ALABAMA.
The Democrats, as usual, have earrred
the Sia'c, and will probably have a large
majority in both tranches of the Legisla
ture. The v lugs win elect one or two
only of the members of Congress. We
will give the final result when the returns
are all in.
SUPREME COURT.
Since our last nolice of this Tribunal,
the following Decisions have been made:
Hy Kuffin. C. J. in Duncan. . Iun-
can, from Burke, directing a new- trial.
Alo, in Sut t. W. P. Waters,' from
Ashe, elTiriiiing the jmlgmeni belo.'
Also, in Hunt v. Saunders, in r.any,
from Gu.Iford, dismissing the Bill. '
AUo in Drake v Rieks, in bquiiy, from
NislvdirretiR an inquiry. - , ?
AIo ia Menns v. llihjan s Lk rs. in
Equity, Iron? Rinilulph, directing a refe
rence. '
11) Daniel J. I.i Brya-t t. Pu.lpat,
A.". ia liar-re 9. Tifi.fr, fists fifty,
Z-nifg t'e jftt UUw.
13 lnt -tea a. l!a liar, (ttm
lifcca, tiirMig s et iiiL
A'". IIHVtw . DsTia, ia Efcir,
dem 5rf, wttf t ittVffcre. m
A't'K it Y.r c. Vot, ia
fff.ef 2iit.m?u a, dtifciteg tit Idl fe
It t-n fS.
Br Cirrov. J. is L Ihrd 9. Rvi. Lit.
? IIMkif Irsi'MUeju.'tMt
AW. in H t .'scs r. Vtl1, Uom Cut-
t't rs. kijtnn f ifce Ctet'r.
AU. turn, k Kwg, inm IIrftJr,
sbs. uuetitg ju6mrut l0 ts t
'" -
tu.
soa, tliimts; ih ji?r et brio.
- -
aivo, ia . Lry e. Cm, f,9m pa
, it trrsirg tJ.s jmHimtn IkUw ttJ
durtir.g a j!mr w fi pLiot fl".
Also. it. Mr Dray e CaiUr. f.o-. 1,
vte. rettr.iPg the ju-lgmeni br.iW, st4df
ftct.eg jJ,ent for 1 Is.mitT.
AU... ia cJ!,!i p. Ym.c. hum Sa ke,
sffirmiflg tht judgo. i fceLw.
Etzhttr.
Tht frufriKM oj St. Lorle, iB Et
j-otij. m.iicr Hie Aim J Ovcup fcoa
Irfw," is t, on ttir rpij;y. Kier
, . .. -iui,cui u.eouiuit
, uvtn lor nnrs th th.ity oidt s in tl.c.L
! Ht'side s t ervst aea.U'i fajis sttlrd in tL
r On S. Lnris I.sr, in Jspiter
IV arrow, ami f .ake V..n h. il ia 0.1m.
puted ihit wlirn tlit present tetdtrs gfl
s i fieir familirs oa ttetr rreiuisrt, Ike
aumler cf iuhabi ants will Ml Imle, if
say, sl ort of 1.500. A trtat nun.brr ol
Sound it rtf-rncMed st a most betutifcl
U.et of ar. fr u ihie t i four toilt-s
wide, abounilirg ith the finest orsttr.
thiinip. fi-h. sail turtle to an extent al
most u.crtdd U. Der, in key. d.cki
snrl !l linJsvf wi?dfsr, abound klmosi
tiuifiu , Ealiiinort.lmtrica,i.
4 MEXICO.
ITr t!ie ttsam-thip l'etrits, Cpt. Ii
hed. 5 days front Vera Cn 1, wt bate
itceicl p-ptr Iron the city of Mexico
up 10 tlie 22.1 Ui. , ,
w, I
rut AigHo of tht ISh Julr sivs:
sve joM retifd by tn express ihe
oe lh . bnJv ,)fTf untt amo.,miac
t 1000 uk 11, and Wt.ti irn-nv Amein
cans, art marching ugaintt Nt M-xco.
General Annteo and Mouier.! wait
collecting their luices to dtftnd the me-ni-ftd
(mints.
The Diaro in notir.irg the ahot'r news
ssy: "II the invaders ate Texn, the
arm is u-t ajjrcid upn tetwern Uie two
countries wit not be extriiled, anlrss
thty inttai.tiy tai uie the Mexican soil;
and if they are n t Tzns ihe eottrn-
mtnt'of the Ueoublie will demand i f
Houston an esidicit aitwtr, ihat they
ruy be enabled to obtain rrthets seain-l
these n rrme eomniitfd ac-dnsl the
pt-sce, which vtassolrmnly pledged them
by existing trea ie."'
Echoamwtrt trfterrr' -Tlie Madisn
nian has ihe fnltowing peifrctly ha- ac
tenstie and naive asseitlm and in term
gatory. W'e defy any body tt read it.
and n..l laugh : Pel. Int.
"We bdlett he (Tyler) his tliuu
sands and tens of thoiiyand of friends in
the country, and ire trith lo know who
thry arti and where they an!'
Trtachtru Hetrardedr'Vfe lern.
naya the Dosion Atlas, that the treitor B.
II. A. Collins, of Eaihan, h been sp
pointed I.eht-house keeper at Cape Cud.
M hi Mr. Cullins is ihe person who,
in me last l,eisUt r of Msoschuscits,
dserted to the Loe. f.eos, after lining
been elected in Whig, and by bis vole
secured the election of Morton as Gorer
nor ol the S'ate.
Clay ix Gkorjua. Tht Whig pipers
in Georgia give the 11 -l cheering e
counts of the prospect is t'ia' Sti e Van
neter did and never cn gH the tots of the !
oiliou totrcold l-rawlnrJ paity; between
whose chief and Mr. Calhnuu theie sub-
sisicl the hitieret hostility.
. Geniga in '41 w!l tmil in the fore
most rank lor Harry of the West
ULig.
Mr.' John Qniney Adams has bacn
...... ..rm..l l1rn,.n-l, 1
iiiyinuig on uAitiiivij iuii ta ttn.i tutuMia j
Western New York and Canada, lie has!
m ieh attention paid him every where At
Huftalo, RochcBter, Albany, &.C., he was
jjrseted by large crowd.- of people, ad-
ihcssed by tha constituted authorities
aiiu waa in various ays mo imjat-i ui
lively honors.
" - " .
n i ennsyivania paper sav mav an
i n i .1.... ..ii ;
parties in that S ate will unite in impeach
ing Governor Porter at the next session
of the Legislature. - One causa of eom-
plaint against hint is the frequency of
paidons extended to criminals; in some
instances before their conviction, it has
been u!lcrcd.
IIORUIBLE DEATH.
We learn fimn the Cinrinni Sun that
t womai was gored to death by a mad
hiill in tht city un Monday evening of last
vet k. The animal wss coofineJ in n
enebisnre nsr ihe head ol Vine street,
and being teased by some boys soon be
gait to show signs f inlutss.. An at
tempt was mailt tn seeurt him, but he
kn teke.1 ont man down, totsed another
oer iht fence, gored third severely;
and then lexped out of tht tnclosiire. In
a state of the wikluti fury h rushed up
t''T d p'kr:.J I , i.t tu Ur
aUiSstt, Irtuf Iti it mtmi iWk
B rj kJtrtrtk.l'e taunt r, iliig lr
L'tttiUtt!;. Tit'fk Lirtr;td iztm.
Te Maeea titmtt, ftlVi is
Ct4kstmety,A!4a, pstfi.lts ia e
"etsf a irtUiiA screen iaSLtt rova
y, sr J t rc bes ptestrtfioa tf le
mm J.'e. TLrrt c( the rh.!J.i J..L.
A. Ceate, dpif !if ,f , f runiy, in
theaasreer t ttt ritcik e!cr o. k
tails eomp ty ofXcr tr(McL.Uie. to
kifti-'Jt t If, sal fur ths fvt,rrM L1.J &
1 J f potcJtr bret;lit .i ti t pom. A
I tn m am A a fc : . r ... .
t - r w am m tmm ia nil lw II II
ih re, 1 r s lattil ihf 'to e it r ai
trna.it til tht kf in I trrtiSe c.
pioawt fo'lo,t. Te aoit Wi h'irj
efLte.-Jtt. rKr rf the tuvrt tf
kj were !men thrnegh tht rnf
hraws fifty yr!. yl nor t f U t stten
'hUrtn weit kL'led, thoc;h all ttir
hsr ;io m.ly ngtrmily( tut U 1
ihwKgl.i tWy sill iccuirr.
Sommftht tftetttf Ihe, tm Ta
rtfTut (Ucriia Jwnifcal y,: 'At
nt.il.tail.it p't't. ,u, vnt jium"
CrfTct iss.Ii ng si tm jtmit fr cat
djlar, nd Sugar f.'rfl peuJ, fuf Cnr
dy'Jar.f ' J
Not more than eigh'een mnmlisarn.
Cofft e wt stllinr fet pound frrad.jlar
aad Siir six paundt form dollar! ,
Is the conttMiiptit'ti of these lo ar
ticle. ssk Iht Dtmeetata b't in
d.et tbt Whig Tariff ii jurt the ptoj.h J"
" If Sujar thkt ward to . It in t!ii
p'ae 25 rentt a pwnA. ran now be
b'Uf In ti 14 cm s pound!'
Uoa it t Itr.tT picre disdttntaft
isltrtr ';
CBS
In ti e stmt proportion is tht tedue
tion t.f piict on other fceuaiti. Now.
when we compart the ifieeu f tlie Whit
TaiitT. nh ititellrcit of ih TartThen
Van Du'rm was Ptetit'ent. on whiirlui.It
is the result trot fatorablt f
Thett are fac t for ihe peopl-! TliT
all know them t b s! And one fact
ai'.lMhem should outweigh an bundrrd
arsorriiens tnaterrma r protcn true.
The Glort or Wa. Colonel M.r
fan, the Texisn Commissicner, in Ut
ter to tht editors of the Nrr Orleans
TropK says that of 11,000 M"Xcso
Irnopa sent lo Cmi.trhy t'osubibit the
Yoratauese, it has bren'clearle ascertain
ed tlai m!y 4.000 tt-turntd! There
were 2.300 in ihe expedition sgninsi Me
rida 800 of that division art all that
esn b found to go bsek! UUek vnmil
snd 0 her strkniss thinned their rinks
da IwMul desriton, tngtiher with what
were killed in tht different engagements.
must account lor the balance. jM
TUB MAIiKKTS. ,
Peimbtirg. Augit 14.
Tobacco The receipts are very lighl,
and no change in prices.
WheatGencralalcs at 93, very finer
sold at 9100. 1 - .
Col ton Very little doing, at G to 7J
Fnyettcville, gu4 IS.
Flour,
Salt (sack.)
(bufhel.)
Cotlw,
Bocswax;
00 a 4 50
2 25
50 a 60
51 a 6
23 a 27
A majority of the Magistrates of
this county will bo required to attend on
Tuesday of August Court
EIJlSEiniialDa ....
In this cottnly, on ihe 3d inst., by the
Rev. John Stadler, Mr William Swim.
of Randolph, to Miss Hannah M. Walk
Eft. daughter of Mr. John Walker.
In ihis county, on the 17th inst , by
Michael II0I1, esq., Mr. William I'at-
TKKS0 Mostoomebv, of Guilford, lo
Miss Jaxk Fekrill.
Obituary.
Died, in this county, on the 11th inst.,
Mr. Joas Thompson, in the 73d year of
his itjie.
4VccUly Almanac.
AUOUSI'. L
Sllll
Sun i
ISO
27 Sunday,
23 Monday,'
Tuesday,
gj Wednesday
3 aoti3i j " " - -
bl
ct a s B
5 31 6 29! x cs
3 32,0 as!- aS".
5 33J0 27J5 4oe
5 35&23:3 .."
jjj I liursu.iy
1 Ftidav,
5 3G'0 2 2 ? i.
2SiturJav.
5 37,6 23
.k a 3
'
To Travellers.
vp SSENGERS will bear in mind itil there
u i Hiast leaves S et'g.'i' (4 miica aouih
nl'GtMO'.) tlaily. for Weld.ii, on tUe a-ritalil
Hiu Cart Irooi liah'is!i; arrittt at Weltlou in
t mo for Hit Car to I'lirlsuioulli eveniiif.
Ii- lnrnig wilt leave VYetiton after Iho arrival
f lle Cars from Portammitli, reach Sfeiljfea in
lime tn to.inei t with the Cars tor Raleiti,
thus nnliiiijja complete eonnect'on betwten
lliese two to a If. Pera.n wishing to eo I hi
route to- Baltimore will takt Stcamboata at
PoriairfHiih on tlie arrival of tlie Cart, and
proceed iiiuutJialclj lo Baltimore, and reach
Baliimare aa soon as by a'iy ulhi-r rire.
Fare the aameat bt the upp-r route. Tiers
need be no f.:ar ol detention on this route, at it
i a cojitinnaiion of Hit Mail tine Ironi Nor
fulk and Por.emoiHh. Tbis Sia,i also con
nects with Hit W ilroingloa 4 Utloigh Ril
Koatt C treat Wcldon. V
Angus! 16. . v 83-
JSLAXKS for sate at this OJict '
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Ul t'tW i L CT i r i k lV
trt t Xw !.r j.t f. . ' t if
t 4 nJ lfnl 1,1 t r kw, kkcts
it-t Cr.,-t..iM..'.
TWt lfi, . 1 lr lott't w-cf II t trt'rf.
I MlttltKi ti 4tr, t4 4 mhI
rti.
.-nEim.cn.
Ak(a 14. IT
D!7 The iit r.igiieJ will sell the in-
H t f im nwi M r, .i keW-l t'avf WU,
a tt, ix i" hut T'KI tT Laod. at its
mum l id pitta. it. (n itrma.
Ao?!i i i, " ., . sy
tCoticc.'"" '.""'
SIX itr ciii Ladttt mt Cajit. aaa ta It ,
rri.mm,Miir.l will, fcu'd, ttihrr k tTt
muMti at tta npt Irrrrt ta ui tit timt,.
b it ml.fcrtit.r a riHc m a httthy,
qK-t, smJ p't.tiut miI tf i t.
TV M. CYS(OTT.!.
. IliH.lorf.. ;S, Ai.'iti 8. " H
25 Dollars Ilevvardt
Jf) N at fii llt ftiiritr..i lit IH
AU$, iett).nt Jtart UI, at ami t ( I
(tn i.tshe, l.'efc. rwrorlinatil buiil, tail ei f
i ov! io'k he ara) bt ytt lorkief aUl in
Una 'ig-Kurt.iM..I, tul 1 bate to dm bt U
liyirj u f.l u frtna't. Wjftowtlrra rait
rotiniau. tibut uid wilt-t riv
en, if (I. X twt., o.i f count t . W. C,
or cosSned i art jot gtt I, int. '
MicnAEL 'suprrreEK.'
An;nt 8. , - , 'i
CI Tha Ila'eiek Ccsi.'lct sn4 rabil!t
Bontr Mill ii fri llirt timet- .
Seed Wheat. 7. -
SrnilR tMbtcrititr Las1tir salt jnaality tf
VVti.lt rrffnbett c( Iht fcawlrt hiaO.
Il ia immixd.wiih an i Ihtr wheal, and it if
exiVUertt ouiliit. Prite to ctnta-ttt bittlith
, A. MICKLE.
Aiigual 8. . , . , 68
IVo lice Wardehi of Ihe
Icor.
'run WanWa of ihe P or far lit rotaly of
ranep, meet tl tb fur 1 1 ohm ta
the firat MonJav in StttmUer next. AH tr
aunt having bvaintaa will altcnd tl thai lime,
anil apptieatinna for admitting persons sboffU
Ifien b fjiadt.
Avtjttct-a. 85
' i ' ii i ii . in . .
TUB Conusor Warders for. Or
anrt rnnnlt vf !l itrrt'il fht ttmt
Hnaaannht Rrtt Monftaynf 8titiribaf. whew
iht will teems Prarxiaalt Jbr Vi)tiia lbs
Houtia. PnrMin iatiipg tn nndlitalit tt '
jib, which it omntl. lit iuntcd It tilt-a 4,
By nrder Brtlit Comt if VNardtpS. '
". A(tst 1. s..n i. '1 8
To Mcrcliaiils niid fh'i
' ciaiis.
'pliC auhterintra dt Urftlt in DRUGS
I tD MF.UICINF.3, n3.ch tlirfuiU at- ,
wnt fiiii.-h to sLseliantalnd Pbvaitiarii at :
Hit lo weal wbuUaalt prieta Miehanlt tni .
Pli)a;tian who mat vot ut Willi their ordtrt
mav real asi'rcd iY gvtiine l arthjltt frdm na
putt and j'U. and at aa law priCr a at it a ay
ti tauii'nnirnt i int iu in it wair.
Wt takt rtieiilar t.are to-p.il up ftivfl- .
ciana onlera ol audi Meditiuf a at wt Ktatt to
ba furt.' - ' ' -
Wt also keep entanllt w hand Paints of
a'l Kind, Dva SlulTn, Window data, Primeis
Ink, Purfnmtrv, Pleit Medicinas, Paint, Shot,
'if joti'.DuMinif. Scrubbing, aaiJ Ciotbck Brush-
ta, santy AriH irt, 41. -
i iLtilti JU.Mja & UlLh, '
Pctsiaburg, Virginia.
Junt 10. 8 6a
NEW.
IHail Arransemciif.
'PifE Rate eh Mail elders on Sunders, Tut. -L
dart, and Kridjva, at' 7 o'clock, J JV.
The Wentern or Urcensboronah Mail doff
on Siimliv ednedt, and Fr'uln), al 8
o clonk, P. .11. t he tranklinton Mail l
trt on Monday tteniiig-at 9 oVhu-k., The
li ne t Mills .Vail rlosit on" Weeeflr ever-
i i2 at 9 o'clock. The L-a? Hurt Jlf iil tlntst .
nn Tluirdat ttenine st 4 'chikt And 1st
Oxford Mail tloxee on Tbursdaj evfiiing at 9
u'clock. ,
TI103. CLANCY, p u
July 12. 62-'-.6w
P. S. riu; Pott 03i, e it rcmntrd It .Vajor
IMmtV llulcl T. C. r. n.
- Dissolution. ?
vKKl.b & NOKWUiiD b-t lave to ten
iter tlieir grateful at know led;emtnis trt
the liberal patriiige extended ta tlitir; and
at the tirin bat bcrn disaotved by anbtHal cor
sunt, luey ruev( Ihota imlebltt lo Ibrn ta
call and rlott ilirir ac oiintt. - ;
Tie butincat will iu fiiinre be tatritd on by
MI Kl-t, who will kep eniiaianlly on
tia id a good tnppiy of OKOl EUlES, ant) all
other articlca iii iu hue.
July IS. ., . . 81-.
iooo rsiiT 6AC9N
A. MICKLE.- :
April 86. 17
A FKGS1I. SUPPLY OF ,
Ilolmst ocli's
VERMIFUGE,
Just Received and fur Sate al this Office
June SO. , .. ' ' '
v
. DEMOCRATIC .MEETING.
4 MEETI.NU f ihC DeoKH-ruiic eitiseiis of
Oranee county will betield al the Maaoa
ic Hail, in H.1l!rougt, on ihe Tuetday of
tlie enfunra C u Court; fir the p i'pw or
appointins Deleft es to attend! a Sum Con
tention, wiiich it it expected -will meet in fio
tcinber neat, and lo adopt measures .towardt
the appoint tnrnt of Delepulta lo tlie Billimore
Conveirtio i which meeu hi May pest A se
llers! attendance ia tar ittily rtnteV Ont
or more tdditttct will be tir'i.
.V.. - A DEMOCRAT.
- August 15.'- v ' -" 1 ' . 87
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