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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
REDUCTION OF WAGES.

We learn, with much rrgrst, that pcrcm,4ory
orders have been received from the War Dv,ait-
ment, to reduce the wages Of tl,c aitizans en-
pioyed in the Armory at IIarpcrs-Fcrry, frrysy
per cent. This is n serious event 10 the work
ing eitizcns Of that placc-indecd IL NAV be term
ell n calamity We have no, been in the half, Of
s'y'"g much In favor Of the present Adminis,r,-
ton, but REALLY VIC feel confident that n r,,-co,-
s'deration OF this measure would move the n,ul,o-
rites at Washington to promp and cheerful re-
'ersai OF the order We cannot believe tia, the
President will suffer so large body of useful and
neritorious men TO be reduced to a condition of
absolute and fruitless drudgcry.
There arr some considerations which, rr prc-
scnted to the proper department, land We have
no doubt the worthy superintendent will no, fail
TO present them,) We feel convinced would have,
the proper effect We will :llude to one. which
ought oil itself 10 be cifectnal For twelve wears.
with the exception Of the last IIarpers-Ferry
has been most severely scourgcd viii, malivnan,
levers, and many Of the workmcn have been Sn
enfeeblcd by disease, and their means thereby 81
much cnrtalcd, that almost ono. fourth Of hl,ir
earnings have been required to pay ph, sieians'
and apOthccarics' bills. We have seen their houses
look like hospitals, and their graveyard daily
frcshcned by some mound Of earth wcha,c
lived among thcm-know their rial condition
and would violate own feelings, did We not
raise voice in their behalf Though the las,
season Was healthy, yet the situation is always a
preearious ono; and this stroke, which comes nj
moment When their hopes were just renovated,
now falls upon them like the lcadcn weight OF
affection, without mitigating feature.
We trust the President will himself lend an
ear-a patient ear--to the circumstances.
MIR. John Randolph Was in Baltimore ON
Sunday last and left there the next morning in
the ST. amboat for Philadelphia, whence he is
TO embark for England. The Pxtrio, SAYS:
'He appeared to be much cmaeia,csi. md was
heard to exelaim, In his old WAY, I'm going 10
die-Im going 20 die" To others he sai,i-fam
going TO take sea voyage to brace up my nerve.
TO enable me on my return to take stand against
the eneroaehments Of arbitrary power and in sup
port Of constitutional liberty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
WpOF WamFeA.

gENIE highest price N merchandise will ba
\ given for any quantity Of WOOL, sithe9
Washed Or ubwashcd. ~
wM CLEVELAND L co.
Cbariestown, May 2, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
THRAsHTHo nRAOHTrTrs.

Of the same description a. above, and upoi,
the same terms, will bc offered for sale a. the
shop Of w John Snyder, (Wason-makcr,) IN
the town of Nsrtinsburg. on Monday tAe IOth
day of yans NEXT. beng June court
TIIOS. r. BYRD.
Martinsburg, May ., 1888.
=. y. my person wishing 10 purshsse pr
vaiely, can dp " ~ directing cOmmuniea-
ton a. me near BatilrtOwn, Prcd co. VI or
10 samuel ~ Whann. Msstnsburz. and
prompt attention vail b. given V the sane
7. T.B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
TWO OR MORE
IhrOSFibsg Machines,

For thrashing out Wheat, sc. Only small
portion of the amount will be required 10
cash, and upon the balance a credit Of three
or four months will bs gwen. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. Also,
two or more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
IHeOOLI

uiE subscriber will give the highest mar
n ket price for clean WASHED WOOL.
HUMPHREY KEYES
CsaFiesiown, Nay 2, isJJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
Wool! wool! VT1OOI!

WILL purchase any quantity Of washed
n or unwashed UOOL, for which will give
the highest market price in merchandise.
CHS l.. STEWART.
Charlestown, May %, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
HIGHEST PRIZE.
10000 DOLLARS.

2o'413 Prizes-lo,ooo Tickets SI2o,OW
Tickets 81, Hl',cs -, Quarter, 81.
Tickets, Shares, and Packages, 10 be- had n, l.e
srrdfesf variety Of numbers, at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
Public Sale.

TViIE subscriber will offer at public sale.
n on Friday the 3ia Of May, % far, IL not,
the next far day) at the tavern OF Peter W.
kerney, formerly MdlPert's) 10 Jefferson
ruuuIv N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
LITE ron SALE.

HAVE Kiln Of fresh LIME FOR sale.
n near my present residence, 5 miles FROM
Charlesto~D, 6 from Shepher,stown, and tho
same distance from Harpers-Ferry.
JAMES l.. HANSON.
May ., 1888
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-14
THE oUTRAGE.-PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

fubhc sentiment runs strongly against the outrageous
assault oil IL. Is. Randolph-and 10 paper, that we have
seen, be 1t friendly or not 10 the administration pretends
TO soften The Transaction, unless ii be a paper in This CITY
aud the u. ,. Telegraph. The former, saws the B,Ii.
more Republican, has a 'long article on the subject, the
design oil whlch Is 10 buflesque the President, and make
OF the act a subject for amusement. The article will he
generally regarded, we doubt not, as am Insult offered.
not merely 10 the President, but to the nation At i,rge
"hat a scandal 1t is TO the country for one who pretends
TO be a guide Tor public taste and morals, so far TO outrage
decency, law and order, by attempting to make an assault
"Pon 'e poi'o" o ID Chiei NJ dgistrdie, aud one " ho has
grown grey IN the service of The country, a matter of
amusement and ridicule!"-" Tie Editor of the United
states telegraph endeavors as much as he can TO Justify
the conduct oil Randolph in assaulting the President. ,nS
regrets it only because it has turned the tide of n,tIic
opinion against Randolph, which lac iancies was before in
hs iaVOT' his furnishes us with a full view of Tire Edi-
land" NV
The Georgetown Gazette declares that "there b,. bee,
one general burst OF indignation from his political oppo
hehts' as well as personal ffiends."-The N. York Even.
ing Post remarks that this is "the frat timo that ncrson,I
or political rancOur has risen to such a HEIGHT Of ,naJocss
a : 10 'hlDk OF personal redress-thc frs. instance of the
moral sense oil the entire nation being so outraged; and
we have no doubt that the general, hearty, aud snontane.
GUS Indignation which will visit the miscreant for his an.
uaG,ous pasehess-lhe sincere detestaiou with which he
"n every WheTe be viewed-the loud condemnation
when VIII every where be pronounced upon his con,Inct
VIII as 'hls Is We hrst instance of such an outrage, 50 Tend
more ehectu@ny Than could any law, to make il the last.
, 0u,e minds Of s1 reasonable men, the dismission Of Ran
doph IRON the Navy, is shown by this very act 10 Rave
Oeen 'nented" 1T declares, that the assault has awaken.
ed The universal indignation, and called forth line univef.
sal censure OF the community
ne Phladelphia Chronicle goes furiher-and states
' / wo or Three OF our ontempordries--no in his city,
nave thought 1t worth Willie, III condcmning Lieutenant
naiIuo'phs assault upon The President, 10 talk about the
PfoVocaucn liidi he had received Considerations of this
sori' we Think, should never have been alluded to in such
. case Every man, who wishes his country 10 be re-
spectod, should regard the person OF lis Chief .laois,,ste
as ansoluieiy i%nviolable. As one or two respectable Jour.
naists' however, have spoken Of Mr.. Randolph AZ an in
Ju'eo n'au' we deem trght to say-after having carefully
read the report made by Commodore Morris and the otheyt
members OF me Court Of Enquiry, charged with the I'm.
vestigaton Of Nj. Rsndolph's conduct willie acting as Pur.
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lions OF tho Union. Prophetic w~arning.li Our South ca
rohna friends say, that they are borne down by taxes, in
posed Tor the benefit Of our Northern manufdcftreys-
Beverly Tucker tells the people OF Missouri, that "a unless
the pretension put forth by the President be withdrawn
II viii speedily sever the UnioD;" that ssnearly the Who'll.
OF the revenue is paid by one portion of the Union, AMI
spent upon ano' her - that all their a. wrongs and opprcs.
sions" have proceeded from the .Northein section Of the
Chtfed States their adherence TO the South win az once
relieve them from :" all unequal aud unnecessary 5urIhens.
restore their markets, revive agticulture," and stop all
clam TO their public lands. Judge Upshnr is violent az gain
The people OF Massachusetts. lie says, t" they see that
Gen. Jackson's principle will sustain Congress In an at.
tempt TO put down slave representations Do these gen.
uemen wish TO continue in union with such base men rs
they represent our Northern brothers or are they govern
ed by Fdrfyl Let them visit the Eastern States, and they
VIII see men who for integrity, Industry aud genuine ia.
dependence, will not suffer by comparison an any part of
the Globe. Governor Hamilton in December las, reioiced
at the prosperity of the State of South Carolina, and stated
that its Treasury was as well filled as usual. The bappi-
ness and prosperity OF Virginia is apparent; and yet great
exerHons are made TO convince us that we are oppressed,
and 10 weaken our attachment to the best government on
earth.
"oh ninnium foftunatos, 81 sra bona porint'
Inc embargo OF lSoS was a. oppressive IN the North, 80
tie Iariil in the South. Nullihcaiion was not then talked
oil. The Hartford Convention met, but did not defy the
government. Can il he just, that we of the South should
.Jeopaijize the Union, sooner than submit 10 a Tariff which
weio,lrseives aided in establishing Are tcs all right and
our Eastern iiiends all tcrOng is there not error on both
sides: Let US consider well before we sever the best GO.
vernment on earth. The patriots of the good old fhirtecr,
States as a band of brothers, gave ms liberty and indepen-
dence. That their descendants may retain these invalua4
bic blessings, Is the most fervent PRAYER OF. 81
a CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES,
Because a NATIVE OF VIRGINIA.
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PETERSBURG TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Alta Quarterly Meeting of the Temperance Society Of
Petersburg, held on Tuesday Evening last, the following
preanble aud resolutions were unanimously adopted:
" hereas an effort has lately been made, the motive oi
which we 90 not pretend to know, 10 charge the Temper
ance Society with designing some Interference with ihr
subjecto of Slavery; and whereas the most grossly improba.
BILE tales are sometimes believed where they have appeared
in print; therefore, TO put down this caiuimny at once, So
lar rs we are concerned
Resolred, That the sole object of the Temperance So
cie'y is, by precept and example, to abolish the use OF ar
dent spirits that this has been repeatedly avowed TO be its
object; that 1t is ours, and we doubt no, is the sole object
OF all other Temperance Societies.
I'd. ReS0ired, That although we have no suspicion that
our Northern associates in the Temperance reformation
are influenced by any sIch covert design as has been al
legged, we are yet free to declare, in order, il possible, ty
silence gainsayers, that while we should most ~s,eadlastly
resist any effort TO combine with the object above set forth,
any other, however ldudable in itself, we should on other
grounds feel bound as citizens OF Virginia, 10 oppose mot
strenuously any attempt from without our State, TO inter
iere with the domestic relations of our citizens.
3d. ReS0tUed, That these resolutions be published in the
Petersburg and Richmond Newspapers, and Transmitted
TO our Delegates to the Temperance Convention TO be
held in Philadelphia, during the next month.
4h. ResOlred, That our said Delegates be, and they
hereby are instructed, 10 urge upon the said Convention,
the adoption OF a resolution disclaiining any such de sign AS
has been most injuriously imputed 10 us.
+Ihe Rev. w. 5. Plummer aud Thos. III. Dunn, ESQ. were sui
sequenuy appointed Delegates TO the GcnoTal Convention.
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MARRIAGES

On wednesday, 9Th inst, by the Rev. WIN. +. Ice, Mr.. James u
a imss OF New YORK, to Miss Fianees daughter of,hc Ri. Rev.
h,chHid Charming Moore, Bishop of the Diocese OF Virginia.
On "Wednesday, tho LIST inst, by the Rev. Mr.. EInpie, MIR. John NJ
Maupin, late OF Charlottesville, 10 Miss Matilda, daughter Of Dr.. Jessu
Cole, OF Williamsburg.
/, AZ RiveIsdaie, Prince Georges county, Md, on Tuesday last, Iy
the kov. w. a. Smallwood, Richard II. Stewart, NJ. d., OF Virgin.
'o Miss Julia CaiveIi Youngest daughter of George Calvert, ESQ.
On saturday, The 2Lth OF April, by the Rev. DIR. Mathews, Captain
". a. Patrick, oithe United states Army, To Miss MuIy a. Dwight,
daughter OF Theodore Dwight of New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-14

TO THE EDITORS or TIE EMO UYRER.
fout cn'erpiisiug Citizen, Mr.. Thos. w. White, has put into my
hands a small, but very convenient little work-cn,sied, al shcf,
System u Company Drl-eomPiedby an Qgeer Of the sch Regimeat, !"
OF which he is tho publisher.
"A work OF THIS KIND has been much needed, particularly for Com
pany DhIs. The compiler has o sinpliIed tho whole matter as To-
enable any one now to diina Company, if can make himself heard. -
now To form Tho Company-thc facings, steps, hings, loadings, SC,
&c, all plainly laid down, aud at the eud one HUNDRED and thirty Evo
lutions witt tho words OF Command and the explanations = plainly
gWeR and exPaNnof ny to be easily understood. Muny OF these avo
IutIons are very handsome, and sonc of hem entirely original to me.
we think that all Commanding QTeers (f our Virginia SYSTEM
would ma a convenience in the work, and more particularly Com
mnndants OF Companies. ltmay be had, [ understand, of AN, of the
booksellers of the City.
May 18th, 1888. AN OFFICER. ~ Uxttr,x. VA,
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uBOhSUANT 10 an actof the General Assembly Of
~ virginia, passed tho LIST March, 1883, sealed pro.
PosaIs WIZ be received by the Board OF Directors Of the
Lunatic Hospital IN the city of Williamsburg, until the
,2'h OF June next. for building a brick addition 10 the said
'lo'Pi'al' tbe contractor to furnish all lie materials. Per.
Cns wishing to contract, will please call on Mr.. Dickie
Oait, heeper OF the Institution, for ali particulars. The
a1oluon WIZ be required to be finished by the G,st Of
Sahuaryi 1854 it will be at the discretion OF the Board
IBIS contract, from its extent, merits he attention OF build.
es generally. fApTiI 10 I2-wtI5I.,.
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on the 18Th INST, IN tho town Of RussollviIle, XVI Mrs. Susnr
pIe@tnht' The wife otJohn Breathitt, Governor Of kentucky. Sin
ell husband. ~
Died, ON Saturday, tho 18th of MAY, General GorIo, Clov1 %,
Montgomery county, Va. "'
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BTGGER'g
EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,
RlCHMONn V.

~ ICA<1
VA.
Drawn Nos. for the Union Canal Lottery, No. g, for 1888:
90 30 10 49 26 50 % 0 81 So.
SPLENDID SCHEMES!-S30,OOO-s1O,OO
O"'on Canal Lottery, No. l0,J0r 16h Nay.
CAPITALS.
! do. of 5000 do. of ooo
10 do. of 3,7O4 30 do. Of 900
Lowest Prize S12.
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters So so.
10000 Dollars, 100 Prizes of 600 Dollars.
New York LOTTERY, Extra No I5,
ron 10Th MAY.
CAPITALS.
Prile OF $4,000 prize Of 500 O
: 10 Oh 1900 ] do. Of 5000
100 prizes OF 1000
Tickets $40. Halves So Quarters 50 50.
BIGGER has recently sold and paid at sight, 2 Grand
capitals OF ySO,OOO-2 OF 20,O00-6 Of 10000, &c. sc.
ahu more capital Prizes than any other Vender in the u.
states THOS. u. BIGGER,
npIl oV Ill5-n Richmond. IA.
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- IT't'NI NI1NNNE FftslUel

VII joseph NJ. Sherrdrd OF Winchester, has disposed OF
nus interest IN the " Winchester Virginian,' TO his partner
VT Edgar w. Robinson. who is hcnceiorth to conduct the
Who'e establishment. We part with Mr.. Sherrard with
P.oo"hl regret. lie was a telIow-laborer in the political
vineyard OF hhe talents, OF sound principles, and OF stern
integrity OF purpose. We shall seize the earliest oppor.
UNITY oil laying his excellent valedictory before our read
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-14

q WISH to sell the Land on which 1 reside. Uro,.
E tains TOO acres-3OO bottom, and 700 wood land !
would prefer selling the land, negroes, (ahout 2O) stod
&c; privately. III not SO disposed of, it will be sold to Il =
shall he a satisfactory title. II. MAY
Lunenburg, Sh May, 1888 2-6t
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ro YllN nnLroRS az rnr rrnrlnr,

,, TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
~ feSoped HgHs@ho States, and tie reserve Highs Of hAUifuaLs
GENTLEMEN: South Carolina says, thet no law which
she lhlhks unconstitutional shall he executed within her
ninits TINS she says by virtue of her reserved Rights
Robert u. Randolph pulled the nose of the President of
me United states on last Monday, for Diminishing him from
'he Navy: this he did, as I understand, by virtue of his
reserved rights. This is Modification in earnest. You
recoiIect last TALL some Editor of a ne wspaper talked pret-
~ neely oil ASSASSINATION; and hinted thst the Presiden
WlSht 20 arrested IN his headlong course, by the sdIetto.
u noIhing else. (See q production in the "Jehersouian
ana lines, dated the 81 OF tho present month, signed
a ~NirglhIan,' and ascribed TO an uncle of RandoIphN
Such are the signs OF the times; pregnant, fear, with
me Iae OF This once happy country. l. this the liberty
Tor which our forefathers ioled aud bIed? If a dismissed
ohlcsr has the night to pull the Presidents nose, the yeriest
wretch mat treads the American soil has an equal right
ana u these things are tolerated, tch0 that has any self
respect would like to be President? How delighted will
Tue enemies OF our Republican Institutions be, when dley
read The treatment the President received while OH his
way TO assist in laying the cornerstone of a Monument
united to the memory of the mother of Washington. The
last Legislature voted this same Robert y. Randolph a
sword, Tor his excellent conduct during the late war
ana l shall not be surprised, if at the mex session an at
tempt Is made TO vote him a brace Of pistols for his late
exploit. have no doubt The harmony of the company at
Halle Hill was preserved by The prudent determination
that no Toasis should be drunk. Had any been offered
who knows but Randolph might have beer toasted: and
then might We not have had pulling Of noses, sc. sc
a SUBSCRIBER no THrg DINNBR AT HALE Hill.
9th Nay, 1888.
This is n mistake-and az u has boon fenuenIv roooo,ed il "a
gnuos correction. a resolution 10 this effect passod uha uous, NJ
Delegatss' Uut was anestcd by the Sgnate-Edtoys.
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hes"s Barksdaie Cro,oiey and I,aUis Books:
'AhE Notice, That on the Nth day Of June, 1883, 1T
a the house OF Hezekiah McCargo. in the conniy NJ
Charlotte, we shall proceed to take the dispositions Of J:a.,
Overley, Mai. Robert Moore, James H.. Jefress. Rohe, +,
=" Moseiey, aud others, TO be read as evidence on The ui.J
OF a suit now depending in the County Court of Charlo,t,
wherein am complainant and you are defendants.
MARY A.. CRAWLEY, tUho sues bv
John Buchannon, her merit frie,d.
May II. 49,
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q DiAMON RlNG.-Was taken out of a Lad, =
1A trunk at Richmond Court House or Tappahann6cA
on Tuesday or w ednesday last, a Ring SET with nine Die
mondS, the centre one very large. Besides the goner.
value oil s'ich an article, ii is the more so to the ownG,
on account OF its being an old family memcnto. A III,
RAJ reward VIII be given Tor lis recovery. Ii is support,
1t is hoped that should this meet The eye of any per,o,
Jewellers or others, That they will stop it, and give into,
nla'on oil ~ II AZ Richmond Court House, TO +. LenoiIr
Jr, Esquire of that place; if at Tappahannock. to Jno. a
Parker, Esquire; il at Richmond City. to the Editor of H.,
Enquirer, II III Fredericksburg to the Editor of the Arep
II III Baltimore, to Thomas Meredith, ESQUIRE, WHO vi
be pleased TO apprize one of the above named eeutlcnr,
oil IT. or the subscriber, Richmond County, Virginia.
May oh, 1883 r. I'D.
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From the Rsle;gb Res;.,c,

FtVm Inc HsIelgh KegstcTI
zen Jdeksopst rsf appointment 10 o6fce.-The sub.
Joined extract from the Senate Journal Oh The Legislature
OF North Carolina, at its session Of 1889, records the FIRST
appointment ever conferred upon Gen. Jackson. The
reader VIII bear so mind, that this was before the eession
o. tennessee though that eyent took place the same year:
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NOUNG LADIES' SEhINARY.-The next JrIm
~ OF uiis Institution will commence on the first Mon
Jay oil June next, and close OIL the first of October.
j.. ROOT, JR.,
HARRIorT ROOT. Principals.
Mrs 2. Nj. Todd, assistant Teacherin The English De.
partmcnt.
Miss l.. Mansfield, Teacher Of Music.
Mrs. l.. #. Smith, Teacher of french, Painting and
Drawing
other assistants are employed in Botany, Chemistry and
Vocal Music. w
EXPENSES.
board and Tuition, In all branches, for year of ten
Board aud Tuition in English branches only, 100 Go
Ten dollars will rover all contingent expense.
o Day Scholars for Tuition in Music, 25 on
ln Languages, % o.
u = a'n,tg ana craving, 10 on
In English Branches. o. a.
Schol1fs may enter the school at any period i'm the tefu,
ana VIII he charged from such time according TO the abo,,
rates. But no deduction will be made after enrancs g.,
absence i"r thct term, except in case OF sickness; anIir
de!lrable That The pay for ue term should be in advance
board ~ gentecl families IN the neigbborhood can l..
hai on the same terms as with the Principals.
Prince Edtcord g. H. Aay 2d, 1888.
HJeIenceS.-Presiden Gushing, Sam1. G. AuJcrsor
ESQ Rev. ID. II. Stanton Of Prince Edward. and DR. Wr,
> /. Dupuy OF Notiowsy, PSI May "a
VALUABLE SALE OF N~EGROES-Being d.-irc
v 10 invest capital in some lucrative stock. AID b,gi.
determined OF late TO devote myself eSclusiveIv H.
Pr'cncc' VIII positively sell 10 ihe highest bidder H..
cssh, on the 9th day OF June, 1888, at Nouoway com.
house' 0t being Couri day) 20 likely and valuable Ne.
gfoes-c0nsisiing Of men, women, boys and girls.
JAMES H. GREGORY.
AV''"8y' L" way 1908 2-Sr
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.HeSsTs. Bd'hsddie CrG,cieg, Mary Il. Crapiey, AMI
IT0yiS Br00kS :
TuFAKE Notice, that on the IIih dav 5f June. in lie
u yearoi 1888, al the house of Hezekiah McCarqo. /,
The comfy OF Charlotte, we shall proceed to take the depo.
sr'ions OF Isaac Overly, Maj. Robert Moore, Jas. Fl. Jtf.
,ess' hohert W Moseley, and others, 10 be read as e,i.
de"ce on the trial OF a sui, now depending in the County
o"It o. Ch"rloue' wherein We are coinpIainants and you
are defendants. HlLLERY MOSELEY, Sen.
HILLERY M0SELEY, Jun.
JENNINGS NJ. JEFFRESS.
way ~ 2-w4ws
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ron THE EYQUIRER.

ne VINO ha'h a mind TO depart from a friend, soeksth occasion.
IrOUerbg.
AZ humble GUer Of The earth, who l~stwice volunteer
cd his services i6 defence Of his country. and who IL ever
willing to support the Government of lie United States.
now Tor the first time presumes TO offer, through the me
dium oil a newspaper, his reflections on The unbappy dis.
sengons which agitate our national family. The inimor-
ti Washington has told US, that 'much pains would 6s a..
x II, aud many articles used 10 weaken our attachment
To the Genefal Government, which is the " main pillar Of
our Independence. lie warns rs against the jealousies
which designing men will endesVouf to excite by &" nis.
representing tie opinions and aims" Of the different SET