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ase aviator, waibeiat elavaaeWaf. hee a Wee mily
oadar hia car, oaya, for aear thirty ymn kM fcwd Um fo-
latring pnoMralioM euuf for worm:
Take Iba fat of olJ bacoa, alieaa a4 friaa ia aa aatil iba
aiiMC b all aal afit, Uk oak the rlad Aral, thaa pat ia aa
mack nmmJ (al(ariy callad Jaraaalam Otk) aa ia aaeaa
aary. at aiaca aa( ar aulaam aa will ak 11 aaiataMa, aad
fiM k Ihna asaraian ia aaeeaaaiaa. Tba chililraa will aal it
- fraely MM Tsa-Hl hae taatria iramaating toamoeb.
laeraJiUa aa U mtj appear, I nav Knowa aa munj mm w
haadraJ aaa taanty or Inirta larga worm ta mom from a chiM
Ibraaer bar are olL I uaoally giva tba madieiae apring
aaJfU. - V Y-
What ia tba chief aa of b'eadr takea aa asamiaer at a
raeaal a.baol eibibitiaa. " ''
"Th. .bir of anad!" aaaworail tba arcbia interrOftUd,
BDDaraail aaaihcd:'at tba aiainiieitv of tba inquirer, ' the
.V-t . J t J I . . mm it
Uuii uaa 01 uraau M ,u iproau vaun bub wi-iv
w . u n rl - - -- k.Bnlnaaa ia tba
AVa WW S . I H nhi wwaw r J
kaaradaata. aabavawiBad One taar fraaitM cheek ml tof-
mam, tbau U kaa rated aa eaafiavlo aaeo aaaaaeraa aUiiona.
or aotltfad tha orU. ' ,,: , ,
Htrnssa. Be aot afraiJ of dininUhinr yeur owa htppU
beat6t of other, au i, aa u ware, forjeu hiniMir, U Tlf BippletJ
thaa the nun who mtkea aimMirtue aoleaujeei 01 au aia ai
lecnonrcad iafttoaar----
neaiaWMj dear friend, that naa kae Wea Ulkinf a
beat yen aiaiat He hu bean tolling the ewfntteet lieayoa
ever haardt why be railed atwat voa for; aa hear."
"Aad- Ttt beard it: ait, did yoal ,
"Wi-ll after lb.la. luat bear It ia ailed that it tekee two la
"''mta'itiu3orani to tell and one to li'tlea tt rt,""
Ej 'Ctet tip husband said i ladf to
liege Lord, the other morning, 'Day
light is breadking.' 'Let it break,' said
be, it don't owe me anything.'
EITHER WAY.
A wag one day asked bis Wend.
"Hoar many knaves " do ' von aiinnoaA
there Is In this slreeVbesides youralft"
Besides rnyaein'' replied the other! in a
iioai, you mean to insult mer
"Well, then." said the first hnor nun
w ywu ipittuuiociuumg yonrseii"
i . 1 , PUT MR niTT I
The guardians of the night in Albany
were not little surorised ia henr fr
1 1 . . . " -
"J" r K"er. late one nio-ht latt welf
"""'C cnraesi cry, "put nw OUl! put
yuti. ua arawuyr, near, they round a
lusty, fellowt sittinir nrxin Hm -rh
with his feet in the sutler, and leanin
- 1 " . . r
aSamai uie iron post ot one of the pis
and the terrors pf dd'irium tremens had
overtaken him in thepiittr. Hi hmin
was on fire and his vitals burning np
with rum: And now as he leaned hack
against the post, 10 that the full glare of
mo unmaui Kn ngnt snone into his
wild and blood-shot eyes, art Imp of the
Distillery whispered in bis ear that his
head WM oa iMlAnd boor "Tinv wa
in a Condition to listen to the rrinnimr
chattering sprite, as it diMppeatvd
earacfetly air, beirara immoral jouth, leat
the enarts thos srt ponatnr piat innv
mrrable thorns ia lh dying pillow ' and
make thee wail bitterly ia elernity fur a
deliverance which can never be found
; Jttligioum ftecorua,
DUELLING. ;
A latadeciiioa of one of the New Or
leans Court, in caae ariainf - pnder the
new duelling laws of Louisiana, fibrd a
remarkable exemplification of me laeitnii
statutes frequently lose their force br their
very ttrinreney. t na Charleston wercu
ry thus refera to it: ;
The' Louisiana duelling-'law Jias jut
received s Veiy farcical cutnmenury. By
way "of being eompreliensive and efficient
to a degree, the law provides 'that not only
the principals and seconds, but ail persooi
aidint and abeiun ia a duel, shall on
Conviction be diafranclied. - 4, ease re
cently csrae before the Ho order, and ev
eiy one of the witneasee, called for the
testify, en the
Dow Ja ' 0 Dakdiks. Now yoa that was cut
.... r l ... . ! .n.in m..
. . a, e i?L . I hi IIAIM aa mA mmlA I ....I I " . . .
puret open the world's doer, an I rusn ia nncatisu, uaa vMOU msuiy:
- l j ivl.i An I 'Pill ma rut IT Put m
a rnan cnaseu ov mau nuns
a
eicilo oai?wvS
invention, aoma great discovery or even one solitary
remark? No! those that look far anything good from
y00- wm jUil it-badlyfoold" as thezman-whe
csoght a akunk and thought it waa a kitten, as the
woman who made g.-eene of gunpowder tea. You
know where the neatest, tighest pantst with the stroa
gast straps, can be got 'on tick, but you don't know
where the nett useful lecture will be delived. You
know the eolar f iat; bat nvar Btitdied. th gorge,,
eu hues of the rainbow",- unless it was to wiah for a
- piece to make a cravat oft you know how a fool feels
in lull dress, but you don't know bow a nun feels
when he eats the bread ' earned by the sweat of hie
browj you know how a monkey looks, for you see one
every day twenty times in your landlady's looking
glats, but you don't know how a man feels after do-
ing a good actiont you don't go where that tight rt to
beaean, Olit you-wap-waisteL catfish moutbed, ba.
, boon-shouldered, clipper-legged goose eyed, sheep
faced bee-whiskered driine in the world's bee-hive!
Whet are you good fort"- Nothing, out to ehoat yoar
uilor, neatly to lisp by note a line from some milk
and cider poetaster, sentimentally talk love, eat oys
ters, snd act the fool shamefully; leay, does your
mother know you're outt I am afraid you have no
mother, nor never fcauT: 'rr7"Tr .
,s. You are of no more use in Ibis world, thaa a time
piece in a beaver ' dam, ' or a matrete ia a hog ped.
Yoa fill no target a space in this world's eve than the
toe nail of a muaquito would i a market noa.se, er a
tiump-iailed dog in all oat doors; you are aa ' little
thought of as the fellow who knocked his grand mnth
er's last tooth da wa her throat; and as for your brains,
ten thousand such could be preserved in aMrop of
branlyTaaaire
l.aks HiiDcnnr and aa for vour tueaa. vou navo out
Pnt me out! Put me oat! PireJ SflWrd
taxmusaattitauMf Una seoiifttfi!
I'm in a light blare, air! Away, away!
ye wirey goblins! I know ye all! Ye
are tuatches.' Lticifer tnaichotf! Ye set
tne in a blaze! Put me out! Water! Wa.
ter! Blow in my, my, ears, if they ain't
burnt out! Blow down mv throat! mi
it's red hot ! Oh! somebody out me
Put me outr v . ' j
charge, and put him in the watch house,
where he raved till morning, and then
very early in the day, died. Poor Fel
low! i. He was plitout most effectually,
and bf an agent that has brematnrelv
snuffed the light of life of many millions
and filled- numberless graves with
nnraele, loathsome, unwept (mortals.
hese are thy doin?s. all destrovino-
Aichoi. ; v. -
Poor Tina had spent his Irst cent and
ahoot hia last hour at one of the licensed
schools for vice a grog shopand then
was turn eg out to uie.
F A PARAGRAPH FOU PAEKNTS -
A neighbor laid upon our! .table the
other day the follawing paragraph
from the Chnrch ' Chronicle. . How
many a fund parent's heart has been
made the scqiilchre of ruined hopes, far
want of resolute attention to the truths
and "warnings contained in these preg-
flaiU UucaZ
"Mothers 1 if vou wold train no vour
one, (and that u rumpea wyour leaoea an- ' chi1dren to be usehl- ie4ntmof society
dean.) that lailort and le males were made to be gulled
by you, and that yon think decent people envy yoar
eppearancrl Poof useless toba'CO worm! Yon are
a decidedly a hard case!
- Vwrty. Every one bss heard of the story told a
bout the recruit on sentry duty, and his innocent was
of making known to a stranger the pass-word for the
uijfhi. A similar incident actually occurred on i Sat
arday uiglit, on Oovetnor'a Itland. One of that lae
regiment, popularly spoken of as Col. Stephenson's
California boys was put on gusrd by wsy ef ioiiiatin r
biin into the mysteries ef a sentinel's duties. With
tbs . pass ord -NewpoM were given to him
strict injunctions to shoot the first man approaching or
. deputing from the island who did not pronounce die
sn.OOiaill 01 Hvur
y
rtd
A
Iho raw vouth tlioulJered hit musket, sad son all
aoundt wew hash of his Own solitary
-walk as monotoaoueiy- he-tro
anon the sound, of footsteps and - then a heavy plunge
into the water caught his ear, and running to the spot
he hailed ia the direction of the sound, Hsllo, who
..o.. ih.,.?" mi friend." waa the oromot ' reolv.
Tha if roil be a friend, toil Nswrorr. or VJ1 Bhoot.''
Great was the lauihtei and not. small the vesstions
of tha terra nt of the retard, who was - la a tent Besr
the aoeaker. Of comae he had to call in the whole
of ih guard and change the eoantersinT
rr-$rrrrl3- Ji. Y. Cum. Mv
THE MAGNETIC - TELEGRAPH.
Tha Telearenh is about to be extended as far seeth
as Petersburg -preparalioDs for that purpose being
already ia progress., ; K '
' THR CIRCLE SQUARED? !i
' We"fcbaerve.va Daratrauh in the New Orleans
- piper, lhJif,MnTBl JL Ar LadloW. el lbslpUce, has
' salved the problem of to, oaring the circle, which has
' so long .Raffled the Ingenuity of the scientific world.
' lis hU gone on to Wsshingtoa, it Is added, to , publish
hu evteoverv. - V ' ; . ' . .. .,
saaaaaawawtmaaaaa . ,i '4-
The Official Paper haa dropped the term 'Whig'
ubititulrd FriteraLr' T aw IS worthy of notice
ntamutb as it indicates a distruet at principles.
Fiadiac vo tenable rroand on the pUtfvrm of Loco
foroisa. since everv foot hold. ea bt one, is crank
tins; beneath them, the) ODDoaeats of the Whigs resort
i( a, " ... -a I L .If ... ? a -
recalling Assnee eve at WO nsat oi ' wwatMiipg ma
flinv nf aoma of tha moat DrominSSt saea in their
tt ranks. . j
"'StaJy tobe-werthy of ysarpsrsats."
sit love is the taeiaer si ranjij.
keep them from running about the
streets. , The school or rice is the
streets. Thers the urchin learns the
vulgar oath or the putrid obscenity
For one lesson at tne nrcsiae, ne nas a
dozen at the kennel.-Titus are scattered
tha seeds ot falsehood, gambling, their,
and violence. Mothers, as you love
your own flesh aud blood, make your
children cling to the hearthsto ie. Love
home yourselves; fink the roots, deep
among youf domestic treasures , set ail
example in this, as in all things, which
your offspring may follow. , It is a great
error, that children may he left to run
wila M; every sort oi street temptation
for several years, aud that it wilt " be
time enough to break them in. This
horrid mistake makes half OUlf s:
thrifts, gamblers, thieves and drunkards.
No man would raise a colt or an ox on
such a principle. No man would suffer
the weeds to grow m ' ms garaeu tor
any length of time, saying he : could
eradicate them at an y ti met . Look at
this matter parents! See more espcially
that vour children are not out at uighi,
... . i - ....
lOliering ruuuu aouio iduw-iwihb wt
theatre-Moihers, make your" children
love home, and by ail means encourage
thentto love, yon better than all other
human beuigs."
EVIL HABITS.
If is an easy matter to farm such hab
its. . bat hard .'a conquer ihem. The
yoong man eaa addict himself to the . use
of nrofana lansruace and scsrcelv know
: t i ,,.
haw aa iarnca io use iu ne can ac
ouira tha habit of oainr tobaccoorintosicat-
ing drink, ia a maaaer that will hardly
ba oereeived by himself till h Is an
abject slave to appetite! bet whea aware
at nis DOMtiea. aau rwoarw w kbw
the impertaaee ef reforaaation, how impo
teat ate his best resolves. Hsll the effort
MnUred bv msav ta reform, without
effect, had beea Baera thaa sufficlmt
have nmerved t1em from these vices,
thev had ia dee lime taken a kindly hint
To ever? voenrwea who is In say degree
kacominK addicted to theee. or sny other
aarakioal sad wicked habits, we waa!
to
prosecution, refused to testily, on
tfrtsuntHtraieyH
liable toa penally, r I hey : were auataiaed iUt . lh ,..,.
by ihaOTrt, Wd the eae lttmis for
want of evidence." r -
- if the law of Louisiana, like that of Vir
ginia, requites an oath lo be taken by ev
ery person, before entering upon a public
office, that ne naa never been engaged in
a duel, ei.tlier as nitncinal or""a aider and
ateiter, thw decUion Ts(Mihyy3''tiio'f''
dinary. ' For the testimony given in Court
does not render the ineligibility of such
Wraonr. ih.wdegreor raow -l
vaa iii uioaua iu vrauv uio . law vt k'iv
donee would rouder him liable to be Droa
eeuted under thV'trimlnaWefiin
deed, a would be his riffht to refuse to
eirminate himself; as In such a prosecution
no would not be compelled to make any
confession. But 'the excuse of incurring
civil disfranchisement would, in thia State.
we are sure, be deemed entirely intuffi
cienu It is obvious that if the decision ws
ave refered to ia established aa the law of
Lmleiatianibti
secure the impunity ot parties to a duel
than secrecy in their proceedings. " "
- . inert Jmei.
Vtstrtei. The admirable . skill
with which the Mexican artillery was
served, has been a. subject of coinineut.
t ts said that v men who distinguished
thlhwetvel 1V thematrner rin i-whtch
tlvay carved Mexican guns were deceit
era from our'aiwiiciy. -":y Ueaerteu
at Fort Brown.;. Qfw of them is named
Riley;.,,.,. ,-.;,v -'v:
TEMPERANCE PAPER;
MrTTWwTJr Yopprandr-torrhy
young Printer of Wilmington, proposes,
to publish in that place a paper to be
called the "Temperance Sentinel"
Terms g2a yean .. . , 6. .
THE CHOLERA.
circulation by its own agent, after having
aeea received ia New Orleans bat bearing
upon hni no token ot caucellinr. a
knew that these nutea, to a considerable
amount, had found their way into heads
mat muat cither holt! the with tost, or
sell them, perhaps, to a greater loss By
the eicrtions ef the Hon. Juseph R. In-
gertolf, Congreas was induced to pass
a law, 'authorizing the immediate redemp
tion or these notes, as an act or publie
justice. . After soma uelsy. quite anna.
cesssry uoder the law, tha Secretary af
tha Treasury has, we understand, conaen
ted to pay the face of the Treasury notes,
but allowing; no interest after June. 1843.
There is a loss of three years interest te
the holders, jut as much tread upea
them, aa ifihe face of the aotel had been
nezlected, and the whole of the law set at
defiance. - "'- ' . ' ",
' We will not now stop to refer to the
iniquitous proceedings ot the Government
towards its individual claimants, nor Bum
ap the instaacet of wrong inflicted under
state that while these wrtns-4 are Inflicted
IfllOnteVtheyWanidcd ulfd-teike wt
abroad. Wa have occasion U knew that
gentlemen from this country, bearing with
Ihem . authority to make inquires relative
to sums of money from the Government,
1ave"bea met fio London." and other
Cptl,aliaHiirune4 with, a dis'inct refr
ence to thia very easa of tha Treasurd
notes, as a pror. amnnc others, that thy
Gove.nment of the U. States waaaboue
The trial of Thoev H. Maasey was con
tinued, on application of the Stato. for the
want of important witnessea. J. Wtnslow
snd D, Reid for the defendant. '
A slave, indicted fr Burvltry, waa con
victed of GrandrLsrcenv. J. Winalow
and D. K Mao Rae for the Diitoner. '
Robert Overton waa tried for killinr
awr m .
nm. nammonds. both free men of color.
The prisoner .was convicted of manalaach
ter, branded, and imprisoned S months.
Hon- j. u. ilobbm and . 3, Mullins for
5 bS h-5,.
.
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nparirSe;
the ptisonor.
Fay. Ob.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF N. C
.'( , SENATE..,;,, --.v.
.' , Tuetiaj.Nov.2Lf:
Mr Exnm nresented the Pension
Certi dcato of William "Sasser." which
was read, and on his motion, referred
to the Committee on claims, , ,
,. Mr Street offbred the folio win? Reso-
. Rtsolvtd, That a messacre be sent to
ifhTH
raise aioirii uooinmuiee ot are on tne
part ofr acEU
bers representing the Eastern part of.
the State, whose duty it shall be to en
quire into the condition of the Laws,
regalating the inspection of To riieutiDe;
and report by. Bill, or otherwise, such
smendments orMOWtoTprres they may
suppose necessary and proper.
Mr. Hogan introduced a uul. entitled
at ti a e" a-.
as 7. IX - .
iff i'o3!
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M Mf .e
. W 3 t H J sr X' w"
"SI:
a r
Wa-eAJbiaHuiiya
pnnesaioni nay, mat tne tact mat tne
General Government had paid its debts,
when one ot the States repudiated, could
not bow be admitted as testimony in its
ftver. waea it allowed one partaking ef
the character of, and claiming citisenship
in, a repudiated State to destroy the fiscal
character of the nation, by briogiag into
the administration-of its. affairs the irreg
aliiitlea of his rwnT iirfi"
.Let it be known, thai the ' world . takes
note ef national detinquenees, as society
does of those ot individuals;, and it will
be found that the atiom js aa app'.icabls
to nations at to men, that 'honesty is
ma ocst policy,
A Loudon letter published in the N.
Y lournnl of Commerce, says . t:
HolffYoiryfcw wwks hack
authority of the celebrated Dr. Ryan,
that the Asiatic uuoicra was suenuy,
annroachin? Europe. - The accounts
.. . " -.1 Lv .LH ... ...
whicli you receivea oy mo i oion.iicrj
showed this sinuuoa and fatal progress
fwun Scinde. , iu BriUh Intdio. unto
ersia. where it slrock down prince
and peasant, the latter in vast numbers.
It ts UOW novenug over mo irvmwra ui
Ruaaia and TurkeV. making Iriehlful
ravaws. and stealthily moving ou wards,
defying check or control The British
government are going to send a medical
commission into t urney ana uussia to
examine the cas and report upon ' t ie
pestilence to the privy council, which
is now the- organized-board : of health
for- the- whole country. . Should! the
scourtre ftrrrive iu Europe, it will prove
aw awtnl vhtitatio
forming a junction with ; the murrain
now affecting cattle,'- and the , disease
extirpati ng the potato, t- -v " - -
''zfZrr-"-- A GEM. ;
We never read the flf winr without
feeling twenty per cent . imr.ved by it;,
.Twoneighbora meiioHf.efilbem.wtt
etceedinjly rich,, the oihrr io moderate
circamttsncea. 1 ne lauer iucgaawi.
congratulate the former of his greet pes-
MS10IIS SOU ino nappincaa iia ww iiij",
and ended it with contrasting it .with his
owe condition. :-- ' .-: ;,
Mv Friend. said the rich man, "will
yoa allow me to ask oae question?"
"weruiniy eir.-'j r--T-r;:iy: f,, -r
Would v be wtllior to take my
waoettv sad Uke waahade care f it fur
your boarding ana cioming t
nemaeeu. w-""- . ,
M IV .11 -4k... . 11 I . .L'
7 'THE MESSAGE.
We ire o crowded as to hsreuo space
to refer as we w out wiah to the various
tun important views and raeommenuaiiont
of Gov, Obaram's Message. Of course
it willTe univertalty tead, and iu manly
and truly pattiotie character wilt be at
universally admired, even by thoae who
mayffertrom its; aothor lnpofltics-er
in regard to some,: particuJnr rocomm'enda
lions. ;ti,J ',-?, :' V.. VT
The moist important subjects are, the
State's liabilities for the Rail Road; the
necessity snd modes of increasing the
Publie Revenue; the unjust, unfriend y,
and undijrnifled legislation of Virginia aud
the improvement of our home interests to
uItIiimU ill tA lirlalallrif AHfrlll IA eVJflta flfl B
'feTe--lBoJu f
raw admirable remarks on the Mexican
WarrtiieTarrrrauI
'v If we should single out any portion Of
the Message,, which, as to bote , manner
and matter, we are more pleased with than
any other, it it that relating to our neigh
bor. Virginia. ' And- we are especially
((ratified that It is brought to bear so strong
ly in favor of improvements calculated to
build tip Fayeueville, and concentrate the
rada of the State here, instead of allow
ing it to swell the importance of those who
wantonly intuit hen . , : ' Fay. Obt. ;
JUCameip4JotrMi;Cf JRjltW.te.-jJ
corporate the.JMorthauu south Uaroiina
Kail Uoad Company; which passed brst
reading, and, on his motiou, was . re
ferred to the Committee on Interna
Improvements. .
- Mr Patterson introduced a Bill to .in
corporate a company t construct a Rail
Koau from some point on the south
citjuo
Charlotte, in Mecklenburg, County, . to
be called the "Charlotte and. Camden
Rail Road ; Company;" which 'passed
first reading, and, on hut motion, was
referred to the Committee ou Internal
improvements. ;' , :,
TMr EhrthghsustotrotIuce(I Bill to
tncprporato a Volunteer .Corps of In
fantry of the luTeratyfedi ithej C6ssnWsJ
M,t. ; W .WlUtUlilbO VII
Military Affairs 7
Mr Woodfi i introduced a' Bill to lay
out and establish a Turnpike Road
from Raletiih to the line of the State of
Georeia; which passed first-reading and
ou his motion, was refo;rod to the Coro-
The Senate then wont tas-aiu intonu
election for Solicitor of the Fourth Ju.
dicialj Circuit the name of Henry K.
Nash being withdrawn. .The Vote stood
aa fellowtt-"rfV''. 't''''?.r-Z-
SB . SS
TREASURY ' NOTES.
, .i. . ar. , 0.
' .I1UW can ina nauvuai oie.ui. -
pact ' that the Issues of Mr. Secretary
Walker will do reraroea witnoat oouoi
and disimtt whea such a case etiais as
is draer.bed i the' annaied article, from
the Philadelphia U.S. CaselM..:.
, The Trttuury fiott $tiu duhoimtd. '
' Wefrequeatly took ecestiea, befort Ike
close Of (he late s--etiin of Congress, te
bente Mie fievernmcnt for its criminal
reftss! U. psy ihe Treasury aetcs fl ta
a new territory. ,' z
, Gen. Kearney, "being duly authorised
by the President of U. . Slates," as he says,
has appointed a Governor, Secretary, Mar
shal, District Attorney, Tressurer' Auditor,
and Judges, of New Mexico," "a Territory
of the United State:" a V ? "
T i lie next step, alter in is annexation, and
these wholesale appl intmeats, by proxy,
should be. to appoint h i successor to. the
PresidentuI Chair, and abolish Conness
as a useless piece or machinery. ;
Y. In addition to ,Um. Kesmeiua
opersuons, Com. Stockton, Mcouiinundbr
in-ehief and uovernor of waiiiornia,' as
he styles himself, ia playing-, "some fan
Uatio uicks" in that ' far-off rejrion. - He
bat iasued his proclamation, Informing the
inhabitants that ney Sre duly annexed.
and to be governed by officers and laws of
the United tsiatrs. He calls on them to
elect civil officers, and kindly tells them,
that where they fail to elect, he will ap
point. He declares the country under
martial law,' orders all persons out ' of tlit
country who do not agree to snpport his
government and require slf people to be
ia their houses iroot ten at nignt tin run
rite in the u-vning, wiUi other such regu
iiions.t rtzsr -r - -7---:-: ,v
This is -'attending the area of freedom,
wuh a vengeance! . ' lay, Obt.
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Tbe ei.il docket was paaesd by, in eon
sequence of the number of Stale eases, most
of which, however, wore not triad. Tbe
caae of the State vs. B. F. Atkine was
removed to Bladen county, on the-affidavit
of the preteeu'or, and of eouise will not
bo tried till ihe Spring Tarnt of that Court,
For the Uefenee, Hon. Usere C IS
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For Mr Arrr. Messrs. Ashe, Boyd,
Carter, Exnm, ferrend, Caviti.'Gilllam,
Gilchrist, Graves, Hareruve, Hawkins,
lester. Hill,. Kelly, Kerr, McMillan,
Milts, Russell, Speight Stalltngs, Street,
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Mr Thompson, from the Joint Com
mittee appointed to superintended said
election, reported that . John V.' Poin-
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dexter having received a : piajortty ot
the whole number of votes cast, was
duly tiectea. . ,::';v.ut j--'-' ,:n
- A message was received irom tne
House, proposing to go immediately in
to mother. election fpr r Solijtor it the
Fifth Judicial Circuit; and stating; that
the unmes of Messrs. Wmslow ; and
Cameron were withdrawn from tlte
nomination: which was agreed to, and
tha Senato - proceeded to . vote as fol
lows: 1 ' . ? 'it': r.-M' V,
For Mk alsAe. Messrs. Speaker,
Albright, Barnard, Bogle, Carter; Cow
peri DankLEborn.Ehringhouse, Fred
cis, Gilliam,. Gilmer, Gilchrist, Hatsey,
tlogan, Kelly, rverr, Mcaiuiaii, oiei
chor, Mootlyr Patterson, i Poindexter,
Rii.aell. Thomas. Woodfin 23. ' '
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For . Mr. Striate-' Messrs. Ashe,
Bovd. Cameron, Drake, bxum, Fer-
rnudr Gavin, GrSvea,HrgraVe, HaW
kina.1 Hester Vllillf Mills," Speight,
Stalling Stowe, Si reel, tTlioippsoq
Tomlinson,- Ward,T Wilson, Woolen
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i Mr Ashe front the Joint Committee
appointed to superintend the election,
reported tnat Air. 't nomas s. amio Hav
ing received a majority of the whole
number of votes east, was duly elected.
- HOUSE OF COMMOXS. ;
Mr Baxter, of Henderson, presented
a, memorial from sundry citizens of the
County of Usnderaon, concerning the
ranruia f Stock on the uncultivated
lands of said Count y. V Referred to the
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