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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

D 81 virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by John B
ED Fleming, to the subscribers and duly admitted to
record in the Clerks Office Of Goochland County Court
On the I'D April, 1885, we will, on Thursday, The 2d
c Of June 1896 in order to satisfy the purposes OF SAID
"esd expose sale to the highest bidder a, public auc
upon the premises, for ready money, the tract OF
A,'ns therein conveyed with all its appurtenances lying
and bounded by the lands Of VIM. Meredith Jno. L..
nnaJ''s, deceased Ann Harris, John Morris, and VIM
.HleI, containing by estimation, three hundred and
seventy nine acres, less-Acng as trustees, we
% convey such title only is vested in us by me Said
oeed Of trust JOHN NJ. TREVILlAN,
PETER GUERRANT,
Mays rllO-w,ds1 Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

CARDNr, he undersigned, take this method oi informing
these desirou, fobnnins wagons that from
T. long acquaintance AMI experience nre had the wagon
a. business prepared say, that furnish any
dPono Wagons ,ha, be wanting made Of good materials
Nay oders TIA: r invoucd with from distance BY mall
cc;ed TO Front Royal Warren county, Virginia, will be promptly
E'cni"l TO- Flo, the iaiu make Of Wagons refer the
F1c John L. Fan Jas r. Marshall Edw. &. Marshal Fnu
David Rttcnour, R"9pnlnunork county Va
Msy l.. 3-uSI ISAAC s. JACOB TROUT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

n YNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE RAlL.ROAD.
The Commissioners appointed for that purpose, BY
an act of the last Legislature, passed the 10th of
March, 1885, will open books of sSbscC pon for stock
in the Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail-Roa Company
on the LIST day of June next in the town OF Lynchoug
Books Of subscription will also be opened on the same
day by the Commissioners named in the act, at the fol
lowing places: City Of Richmond; Liberty, Bedford;
Salem, Botetourt; Chrstiansbu.g, Montgomery; Wyhe
Court house, Marion, smylh county; Abingdon Ta; ;
ville Scott county
The books will be kept open at each place thirty days
n A copy of the Charter will be sent to each OF the
Commissioners directed to the place where the BOOKS
are to be opened JOHN EARLY, Caa'Iman'
April p. llo-lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

-Ihe quotas Of countless EaSon, Clarke ana ar
rem will be- drawn by which they were form
GU ~ W ~ 3-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

cd from da7 10 day un.l dsp sea af Mr.. o. sdyered
to the importance Of The BILL ant oped mai the resola-
ton wouII &c adopted. - ge<s~ ----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

gsf oftrus the subcrhsr BY Joseph
H. Wa!sr date the lh o: APrl 1881 and recorded in
Clerks occ vi Chesterfield county, lie WILL fo the purposes
uenon"d sell public aucon for cash u, llasbo,o IN
tee uP: ell: Of Chesterfield Tuesday the lih OF june a
the fair day. the Of Iaud which the said w al
ser lives. The land will be sold subject the dover OF Mrs Log
wool and scwise sub the RICH, flower in the wife O: a.
~ The with these restrictions, is beer TO be unfncsiioa
Ee ONLY vested the uac'ihe will bo conveyed
M2y n. f?-w.lsi GEO. y. y. PORTER, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

a RESORT FOR lNVALIDS.-The subscriber
"a haV'ng settled himself on Indian Key, has deter,
mined 10 open House for boarding and lodging, ana
yeev'ng TO be of the arorebe situations IN
We oteu States for persons who suffering from pull
"Tnay, dysPeptc and chronic diseases, ana
"nhgra TO seek refuge rom the chill blasts of North
en- winter, he feels safe in saying that Indian Key can
ho De surpassed for beauty, health and climate Frost
la. as never bees known here-he thermometer seldom
"c.ow % or 56 q winter, up to 90 in summer It's
pass.
The fare Of his table and bar shall be good the
market will afford and attended by experienced servants
rHSse rocms for lodging gentlenlen ladies, and families
neatly arranged The undersigned hopes, by dlgent at
enoa and Industry to merit the custom Of bis friends
and The public generally S. A. SPENCER.
Indian Key, Monroe county, Territory OF Florida.
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g. Will be added 10 the above sale atihc Eagle Hotel
one Lot Of ground belonging to Tie above estate adoin-
ing the property of f Hagan, in the neghborhood
of Bellevlc-as, the interest Of said G. RI. Bacchus,
deceased, in Pew No. - the main aisle in the Monu-
renla! Church. lids May 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

SeNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD for Nrt
.S, n" oIst Of November last. lie s ahont -
Of ic stature thick set, lark compilations he has
s"cr h,' jaw ;csthnck o. apprehension" can spell and
RAJ us. lie has HI. o.rhsad believe over his le
e o1casioned BY burn when child lc carpenters
,,s! very WE'LL aai make olcIaby good shoe viii
t' above reward out Of the STATE AMI delivered me-
S1a il ia;l gel him $50 it ake IN
aai confined, him $50 delivered TO
place reIsnc the Of Gooc!and, near Lick
ce,ia. bcliorc he has obtained
.:'. plpr AMI w'y to make hi, escape ~
Navaj fi-wiw1 JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

Nd TJNAWAY IN JhL-Was committed, as runaway 70 'ne
n of LuaenbuIg county, Virginia. the Goth day OF Nnlch,
1896, negro who his Patrick and thai nc eIo
N Peter Burton county Chesterfield Said negro appears
to be about 10 years DID, feet o inches high !ocrahy oaSS
his beat nwaIds his right ono rahef
@ bon his e lie when committed good cotton Shirt
@ nd n,nnoons and cotton CLOTH Ola dark
% GOOD coorsc Shoes old ur hat The owncrs requested
~ come forward take him away else nc VIII De dse Win az
the law directs. . . , ,,,, I"'Si''' - IS,s
H. DEANE having located 10 Richmond offers bis pro-
Ed III .cr;ee, 10 its citizens Office Mr. Thomas H.
Drews ssoro' % - - hnr,e [2-tf1 May -.
so7 I7cI0NThc Chair Manufacturing business conducted
The CRYa M sas CT s
OF tue ~ the 6n viii settled By L. oodson, who
slone authorized close the business >rrp yoopsoN
NATHANIEL w. CRUMP.
aThc subscriber continue to carry OF hs 0ma @ M
,n1i5- at the old stand Of Woolson & Crun ana 1
cts continuation patronage SSnsGN
! FIRM bS-'AO
May 10.
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AND FOR SALEA Tract OF aaa Ion,an even W
ne a, private sale until Monday the 10th day OF DC
tober This land bou, 20 miles n and s asIu"Ss s.n
Thoroughly cparcd with permission TO sow wheat
v.n The coming fall Full possession Of the land VIII DC on
81 =, d,v oT January 1857 Tensions half Of the purchase
C. The remainder twelve months For the last pay
rt Eonds will be required IL disposed o! privately beo!e
b i dsr Of October next, land will then DO offered at public
SALE on tho premises ,,,. p;.hn,,a yo
or Dr. T. c. Amber Union Town Perry county, hlaoaHa' e
MAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

LAND FOR SALE-I will sell Tac, Of Land, continuing 22'
~ acres yirs the county Of Prince George City Point
ncarly equal sizc divided by na'l:a
lilo creek-one by the OF High Pcak the other Toe ga
Court House Both contain ncSaustib'e supplies oil mari
d buildings which, though oil might
with little expense be made comfortable and connections hey
purchaser will doubt examine TOT
hmsc Mcs Epc. and William wilkins who live adj
will show will sell or both parcels, hs may
u the pucucr upon accommodating If the nonr he
veil secured letters written 10 upon the SUBJECT 'hey
must be H'fce'eH ~ % .mi RICHARD J. EPES.
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j7Y POINT LOTS for Sc-ln pursuance of decree OF tho
Snneric Court unl Chanccy for the town OF Pc
..rsbur- tho last November c in the case OF Proctor
we shall proceed the 3lt inst al IL O'Clock 'front.'
Gviucb,ookc tho Petersburg 10 sell at pub
lie ancon crcdi, ~ and Is months the Real Estate oil
Tho late orato died srized and situated City Point
the county Of George lumber house and wharf are at
tached OF the lots ,,,.a~
~ -. 49,, !. A q kEo6SrR Commissioners.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

their acts. They support General Jackson, Who
IN his proclamation, has u denied out and cut the
right OF instruction; who declares that the men,
oers OF Congress, although elected from particu.
lar district, represent the whole people of the T.
nited States. They support for tie highest Office
IN the gift of the people of this State Ir r. d.
Spdight, nhO, uhen instructed by the rotes of the
people Of his District, uhen in Congress TO rote for
Gen. JacksOn DISREGARDED THEIR Will,
ndroted for William H. Crapford m We have
here practical commentary worth all their pro.
tessIops on paper, Of the real estimation in which
these dear friends of the people hold "the great
principles of representative government !" and
their hollow hypocrisy stands fully exposed.
This article calls on the people TO elect the sup.
Porters of the present administration. How long
and how far will these men presume on the igno-
rance OF the people Is Gen. Jackson a candi-
date for reelection Is he the person who is pre-
sented by the Steam Caucus democrats 10 the A.
merlcan people for their suffrages7 No. Their
candidates are Martin Van Buren, and r. NJ. John.
son. Their merits and their qualifications be il
RENE mbered are the proper subjects for nvestiga-
ton; and what are the merits which should com
mend them 10 our support Do they agree with
US IN principle Have they sustained our inter
est Ii so, when, and upon what occasion Is
1t a recommendation that Van Buren supported
the candidate Of the Federal an,i.war party, a.
gansi the venerable Madison? Is il, that he vot.
ed 10 erect toll gates on the Cumberland road, and
levy contributions from the citizens of a State, for
passing through her territory, without authority ?
Is II that he admits the constitutional power Of
Congress 10 abolish slavery in the District of Co.
lumbia
These are some Of the great questions upon
which this contest must turn; and il would be
much more 10 the purpose to clear the skirts of
Van Buren, Of these political sins, than be eternal
ly pratlng about this administration" " the ven.
cradle President" in strain of aduIation which
is loathsome TO every independent man, unsuited
to our free republican Institutions, and debasing
in any citizen of this confederacv.
We have before this examined the pretensions
of the arlstocracy of Office holders, TO the title OF
republicans. The supporters of almos, royal pre-
rogatlye in the Executive, Of the ultra Federal
principles Of the proclamation and the protest, are
nice republicans truly. Principles which if car.
ried out would expunge the State Governments,
convert the confederacy into great consolldat-
cd dospotism, and render the Executive the great.
est power in the State.-RQl Star
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
MALLARD CREEK
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

VNNHE sixth session of this school will
commence on Monday the llth of
July; in which will be laugh, the following
branches, VIZ: Geography, English Gram
mar, and Arithmetic, at SIS per session.
LANGUAGES. Administered History,
Jacobs Reader, Caesar, Virgil, Cicero,
Horace's Odes and EpistIes, Tacitus, PIT
ny's Epistes. Greek.-restamen,, Greek
Reader, Xenophon's Cyropeda, Memora.
bilia Of Socrates. M0'hematicS.-You ng's
Algebra, Lyendre's Geometry, (hy Brus-
ter Roman Antiquities, (Adams) at SO.
Boarding can be obtained on reasonable
terms. The local situation of the place,
and the moral character Of the neighbor-
hood, highly recommend il j: and the sub
scrlber hopes, by untring devotion to his
business, to merit share of public patron
age. Z. 5. WEIR.
June 80, 1886, 3OO.2w
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POSTSCRIPT.
E Glorious News =!

1t is with pleasure we inform our readers to.
day, OF the passage Of the Bill regulating the De-
Posltes OF the Public Money, through the House of
Representatives, BY vote Of 155 10 81. There
appears to be little doubt Of a veto or ths Bill by
the President; and We rejoice al the prospect be.
fore US, Of seeing North Carolina materially bene-
fitted BY its passage.
tJ Nothing further from Florida or Georgia, re-
lative to Indian disturbances.
u II appears from an extract in the Natchez
Courier, that the Choctaw Indians have been com.
hitting depredations on the whites
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OF" The Electioneering Cdmpaign."-
Under this head, the Standard short time since
ondeavourcd to revive the dropping spirits of the
retuiners of the intrigutr.. The next session will
indeed be an important one, and the public interests
require very different body from the imhecle, in
efficient majority of the last Legislature, to do jus
tce to the important subjects which will require
the consideration Of the Assembly majority re.
markablo for nothing except its servile obedience
10 few leaders. The revised statutes, it is un.
derstood, are TO be submitted to its consideration
and, of course, it is important that the members
should have some other qualifications TO discharge
their duties than willingness 10 follow implicitly
the selfconstuted leaders Of the party.
That party, notorious for its humbugs, for the
false issues which it is constantly presenting TO
the people, for its INSCRIPTIONS mode of election.
eering, should bring these charges against its OPP
ponents, is neither new nor unexpected. All that
the opponents of the nominees of the Rucker eau.
Gus ask, is a fair, open, manly fight, before the
great tribunal the People.
The Standard pretends that the controversy in
wolves the right Of instruction. and claims for its
party the distinction of being the especial cham
pons of thu, doctrine. Let us test the sincerity
Of these precious democrats, Of modem growth, BY
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DIED

On the 2lst ultimo. after long and lingering
illness, Mrs. SARAH BLACK, wife of Captsi in
James NJ. Black, aged 40 years. Shs wa, kind
and sffectionate wife and mother, and much es-
teemed and beloved by all who knew her. for her
pieiy and benevolence. She has left to her friends
the consoling hope, that she Inns exchanged the
trials of earth for the Joys Of Heaven. Il is by
such bereavements that God teaches his children
submission 10 his will, and prepares them 10 enter
into rest.-Communieated.
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OF Terds-Extract of letter from a
former resident of Fayetteville, dated


"FoRr TRAvis, GALVESTON ISLAND, ]
7cras May 27fb, 1886.
In letter written from the Mississippi in.
formed you ofmv intention OF corning to this place
Tor tie purpose of joining the Texans. | pre-
sumo the report of the late gallant victory of the
Texans, and capture of Santa Anna, is no longer
matter of doubt in the United States. | have
not seen him myself as he leil few days ago for
Velasco with the Cabinet Gen. Cos, and great
number Of officers are here. see them almost
every day. There are on the Island about 800
prisoners, Those that are able to work are en-
ployed in erecting Notifications. The poor devils
don't like work much. They, however, appear to
be well satisfied as they get plenty to eat The
Mexlcans arc decidedly the most miserable look.
ing beings | have ever seen, and if Texas does
not obtain her liberty and independence, it Is our
own fault, for such looking men as the Mexican
soldiers are can never cope with Americans. The
officers are most Of them, good looking and intell
gent men, and very polite. They are all very pea
ceabe, but still We keep strong guard over them.
AS 10 the progress OF the war, can say nothing
at present, as we arc IN total ignorance of the
movements either Of the enemy or of our army.
We shall proceed to the interior of the country as
soon as p>e sible We are commanded BY Col. Nor.
gan, from n. Carolina originally from what part
! do not know. believe this is all the lntorma
ton can give you concerning this country, which
will no doubt, in the course of time DO the great
est agricultural country in the world and com.
bincs health with most delightful climate. 1t is
the country of my adoption, will cling to her TO
the last.-Obselctr."
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NOTICE.

EEAVING been appointed by Court to
u K receive the tax returns of the Town
Company, will attend at the Courthouse
on the 23d instant, it being the 4th Satur-
dav of this month, at which, time will ex-
pect all returns TO be made. All persons
who do not make their returns at the time
mentioned will be most asSuredly dealt with
as the law directs in such eases, without
favor of persons. DehnquenIS, may look
out for William 4. food.
SAML MeCoMB, J, p.
July /, 1885 ~
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Extract Of letter from gentleman formerly Of
LiHeolntOa, 10 q friend.

A-A"Se' .ttteT from q gentleman formerly Of
LiHeolnton, u q friend.
WEST PolNT. TRouP County,,
in Camp June 18Th 1886 {
"The situation Of our country is truly ALARMING
end no doubt will continue until Christmas or late
in the fall; when the leaves fall, and the whole
Indian nation secured aud every Indian, whether
hostile or friendly, subdued and disarmcd ready
for emigration. Our order from the General Go.
verntnent, arrived at this post last ght BY ex
press, The puFport Of which was for every Creek
Indian to enroll their names, and emigrate TO the
country allotted for them beyond the Mississippi
river. This order, know, Reinforced and strict.
" attended 10, is the only means of securing the
lives and property of the Inhabitants OF all east
slabama IN future, scope OF countfy about 100
miles square. In consequence OF this order, |
look for general and bloody war for il will b,
rejected by the Indians unanmously-they are
determined TO remain and retain their country or
die. There has been several skrmishes with the
Indians this Wcek--the Indians SO far still prove
victorious, there IS no certainty Of fighting them :;
thcg stay concealed IN the swamps aud look both
ways--0ne pat TO success in sly shooting and
the other 10 secure retreat. Recent murders
have been committed in l5 miles of this place-
Two men having brought their families here for
protection, determined 10 90 back and attend their
farms while ploughing in the field, they were
both shot and cut to pieces in the most iuhuman
manner. ! am still at this post, Captain of
company with ll3 efficient soldiers ready to take
revenge and stain the soil OF Alabama with hostile
savage blood. / am in good health. Floyd is in
the army 50 OF 60 miles below this point There
ale 10000 soldiers along the Cha,ahoochee, be.
tween this post and Florida. | think the Indians
can raise force from : to 10000 good Warriors
2j0 10 300 Indians crossed the river on Tuesday
last below this place, and attacked $50 whites,
killing FIVE and wounding 10 or IL: the whites re-
treated without burylng their dead, or ascertain.
ing ttt number OF the enemy's dead. fsupplies
ATE not brought here and so at rate for the
poor 10 putchase-,housands Of persons must per.
sh, Bacon is worth from Is TO 30 cts. a pound
Beet, 10 10 l2-Corn, l,50-and every thing else
IN proportion
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NEGROES WANTED.

q WISH to purchase large unwber of
u young Negroes from s9 10 30 years
of age, The highest prices IN CASH wifi
be paid. | can be found at DR.. Boyd's
Hotel. GREEN HUE.
JHly |. 1886. 3UOf
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FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
STEEL CREEK CELEBRATION OF THE
FOURTH OF JULY.


FOURTH OF JULY.
AT meeting Of the Companies Of Captains Neel
and Knox, on Tuesday the Sd inst II was agreed TO
celebrate the 18th of July at the usual Muster
ground of the Steel Greek Troop of Cavalry -
Whereupon Capt, w. II. Neel, Capt. J. b. Knox,
Col. w. n. Parks, q. A. Grier, DR., r. T. Cheek,
and Nj. Edwards, were appointed Committee TO
make Arrangements; who retired, and after con-
sultation, reported the following resolutions.
Resolrcd, That the day be celebrated by an Ora
ton and the reading the Declaration of Indepen,
denee; and that Barbecue be prepared on the
occasion.
The following appointments for the day were
then made
Col. WILLIAM n. PARKS, President.
A ,ans y G Forrs Esq., Vice Presidents
Col Col, Villas y,,,.H, NJ We Gnr'' marssels.
ZrvAs A. GRIER, To reod the Declaration.
r. J. MCDowELL, To dslutr the Grafton.
Committee of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Campbell, A
II. Dinkins, S. ID. Partlaw, J. d. Simeral J. b
Knox, J. II. Mcdowell, ]. A. Grier, T. b Price
Joseph Knox, A. G. Neel, ], F. Hunter, II. n
Knox, J. s. Cheek, Il. H. Grier, A. 5. King
Committee TO prepare Toasts--Col. Thomas l.
Grier, John Hart, Esq, w. a, Wilson, J. IL. Nc
Dowell, J. NJ Potts.
1t is expected the Ladies viii countcnance the
celebration by their presence. They arc particu-
larly invited to attend on the occasion.
S:ssl Greek, .Mag :, 1886.
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rFoR THE CHARLOTTE JouRyAL.l
Nho steels nv purse, steals trash

no steels my purse, steals trash
But he that filches from me my good name,
Robs me of that which not enriches him,
But makes me poor deed."-SAakespeare
M. Editor By chance | happened to
be in Charlotte co the 2Gth of May, and,
anxious to get all the information could of
the politics Of the present day, | stepped
up TO small party where Van Buren, Can.
ddate and one Of the Wing Delegates in
town on that day were arguing very strong,
Iy. They were talking about Caucuses,
aud my feelings were very much hurt to
near the Van Buren, man, during the con.
versation, degrading the character of gen.
tleman of high respect, once a citizen Of
Cabarrus Co.-this gentleman was John
w. Hamilton. The Delegate condemned
the Caucus that was got up at Baltimore,
by the Nanltes, for the purpose of nominal.
ing little Van for President; and the Van
Buren, Candidate, TO Justify it, mentioned the
one which brought out Clay in 1892; and,
if he had stopped here, he would have done
well but, in order to " come off more than
conqueror,' he referred TO the characters of
the TWO gentlemen who represented this
District in those conventions. Mr.. iioke, he
said, ,cds a man Of honour but what was
John W. Hamilton Ia man in 10 respect
at ALA man who ipade his living By push.
ing the WheeI5drrop in the Torn of Con.
cord Mr.. Editor, am no politician, but
| feel myself under obligations to contradict
the Van Buren, Candidate in such asser.
tons as these and say, without fear of con.
tradiclion, that it is downright falsehood.
There were few more honorable men in
Cabarrus Co, than J. ". Hamilton. He
once held the highest Office in Cabarrus
Co. viz: High Sheriff; and he filled and ai.
forwards left the office with honour to him
self. He was also a highly respectable
Merchan; in Concord. lappeal TO the citi.
zens of Cabarrus for the truth OF these as.
Serllous.
FRIEND To II'STICF
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Il he succeeding numbers shall come near the
hrst in editorial merit, it will become The un9ual.
ned duty Of the Wing party in North Carolina TO
sustain live give it our hearty go ahead
Carolina Watchmaa
w We have received the first number of the
Repository, which can be inspected by any of our
irieuds-and we will forward Oh the name Of any
one wishing 10 subscribe.
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Let every man in North Carolina lay bis hand on
his heart and decide consoientiousy whether the
sum OF one million or one million and half Of
dollars would be useless TO his poor poverty strck
en-, almost bankrupt, State, al this time. And If
the decision be, as it must, that j, would NOT be
useless" let him shun the sophis,ry of those who
contend The contrary, aud give his confidence and
support TO those who love Rome more than Cesar
and "hc' as consequence, will insist upon the
rights and privileges Of the People.