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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-26

Nd GARDNER AND
III MATHER, Import and sell, CHINA,
GLASS, AND EARTHEN-WARE, at the
lowest N w. Y ork prices adding only the lowest
ratio of C rriage) at the sign of tho Large Pitch
er, No. liz fl rson Avenue, ID stroit.
The above firm being branch of an extensive
house at Buff 10, N. Y. (well know through the
western country under the firm of G. rin &
P .tterson, Gr, DIT rmin d TO sell every article in
their line as low and on as accommod dating
terms as any hous, in the United States
The subscrb RS from their acquaint ince with
the various potteries in Englnd have been able
(by personal att 9ntion) to m Ike such selections,
as will warrant them in ass ,rting that their wars,
in point of quality and elegance is not inf rior to
any imported. +. Z. d. M.
p G.. g.. NJ. have connected with their es-
adjustment, an extensive LOCKING-GLASS
FACTORY, which enables them to sell that ar
ticls lower than the same can be bought in New
York city. The subscribers will keep constant
ly on hand heavy stock of CHINA, GLASS, AND
EARTHEN-wARE, AND LOOKING GLASSES, and are
now receiving by arrivals at New-York a very
he.vy assortment Of Ware for the Spring Trade
comprising almost cv.ry article in their line OF
the newest style and 1T rms, which mcrchants
Ton their way to New York; and others are invi-
ted to II and ex mime, at No. ll2, Sign of the
llrgo pitcher, ID troit.
PATTERSON, GARDNER & MATHER.
trot, June 90, 1896. lyl
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-26

n UST RECEIVED, ID DOZEN WEB
~ STEERS Elementary, and Cobb's Spelling
Books, and IL vols. Leather bound LAWS OF
MICHIGAN, condensed, arranged, &c, contain
ing the Declaration Of Independence, Constitu-
ton ofthe United States, Ordinance ofl767, &c.
ga pages octave.
Constantine july H. 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-26

MUNGER AND
WI COWDERX

Would respectiuIIyI
the citiz ms of Constan.
tin and its vicinity, thai
Id -. .
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UNHBER.--50,0O0 feet Lnmbor wanted
~ by the subscriber in exchange for Goods.
JOHN s. BARRY.
Constantine Sept. Ia, 1896.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-26

HROCERHEs.-A full assortment of
~ well selected GROCERIES, for sale low,
at No, Terrace Bail lings, by
R. GILLESPIE & co.
Bufflo, June 20, 1886. Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

YENO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS:-rro
q will he received at the Bongbrook Hotel, IN ic-
tershnrg, Va on the S.h day Of October next for the
excavation enbankent and Masonry OF forty miles OF
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road.
Plans and prohcs of the work vii! be exhibited at The
place above mentioned for days previous to The lei
Ting and all other information will be given on appca.
ton 10 the subscriber any of the Assistant Engineers
the line.
Recommendations will be expected i'll cases of persons
not known to the Engineer
CHARLES +. NJ. GARNETT.
p S. For the information Of persons at distance,
would state that The Raleigh and CASTOR Ral Road Is
continuation of the Petersburg and Of the Grrsnsvle
and Roanoke Rail Roads, from the Roanoke I" ltliclgh,
in The great line Of Northern and Southern travel:
This road is located high and dry ridge oil coun
try which is considered remarkably healthy and the
miIdness of the climate admitting of operations IN The
open air the winter makes It peculiarly des-
siirable to those wishing winter jobs.
The acly of travelling 50 great now BY the bait-
more and Washington and Richmond and tred"ticks-
burg Rail Roads, that the trip from Petersburg may be
prltnrncd in forty hours. The trip may be Performed
in the same time BY the Bay three days in The week
hno 70 30-lO
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SPLENDID CAPITALS:
$50 .GO0---S3O, GOO $50, SVe!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

Besides 100 Prizes of $500 S3o0-S200, DC, &c;
amounting altogether to 81 ,ooO4CO-Upwafds OF one
million of Dollars!
Tickets S20-halves $lO-quarteIs So.
NJ package in this lottery contains % tickets, and
is arrantcd draw a, least S201 nett, which will be
forwarded for $780, shares in proportion.
certificate of package OF % whole tickets will be
c,-rn,Jrd for $256
Certificate Of halves, j.,
do quarters, Va
Orders from this or any other State containing Cash,
or Prize tickets wilbe promptly attended to- If direct
ed to y. S. GREGORY Il Co., Managers or to
T.. MONTALANT,
.3scnt for The Managers.
F.. MosrALASr, Agent for D. S Gregory * Co, for
the State Of Virginia. sells Tickets in all Lotteries nader
their management either BY the packing" or at retail
NJ Every Saturday, splendid scheme is drawn at
AIrxandris. Tickets generally SD Capitals varying
from S25 GOO TO $4,000. Orders IN those or any other
schemes will he punctuay attended to- if directed us
above D. S. GREGORY Il CO., Managers,
E. MoErALAAr, .4gcntJor the .f4nagerS.
A,y5 2G-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, 1896.
THE sUrEaB s"r R'cHArp AsnnhsoS, n ba,I,
by Mr. l.. H. DusKN, of this CITY, the anncn o, Wn.Jn
Gnished rgged and ready for:saiIng The cabin is on
mos, nycG n ss 1p av T o
o,nos and rcpIIcncc, for which Alr WM DESSYhy
Mhgm w p"s has been long
The same style of excellence and beauty is remarkable
in the carved work Of the head AND stere w
ond well 5n slip, in every respect WELL rorsp
shc will proceed Immediately, under the command OF
Of Cnp, Tuos LvcAs,to Richmond, in 'irg'nlacwhcre
she will take in cargo Of tobacco, now ready Tor ship
pinr by the highly respectable merchant whose name
She bears, and Of which she is capable OF continuing
eight hundred hogsleads: With which size VIII proceed
n Europe and exhibit there sample OF the perfection
!, sD5uGinr e, which Baltimore artizans have at
t,incd and which we confidently say has not yet
been surpassed-Ga=tnc
appointment by The President
Thpmas Il barker OF New York, to be consul for the
port of Antwerp in The place of W. D. Patterson, dec
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DOMESTIC.

CFrorc TIC stcltsriIc I1can) &cr)
To the committee appointed 10 wait on the President,
vino communiey i;l.e proceedings of public meeting
Of The c,zcns oi shclb yyie and Bedford, rendering
him public dinner III polite note, lie returned the
following answer:
The Presidents Letter 10 the Bedford County Commate'
Near NASHVILLE, August 2Oth, 1886
Cry1LxaES:-I have the pleasure to acknowledge The
receipt of yucr note of the 10Th inst conveying the pro-
Greetings Of pshc meeting "t my fellow ciizrns OF
Bedford cnuaty and conveying To me- the sentiments OF
resnecl which they entertain for me personally, and
more articulay expire ssIon 81 their entire f, and
cordial appreciation Of the Of my administration;
and rendering to me public dinner to be given at Shell
byve, at such time during my WISH 10 the State as may
sut my convenience.
Nothing could be more agreeable to me, than to meet
my fellow. Citizens of Bedford many of whom were my
early friends and companions III arms when we were
called to defend country; but having visited
INV residence private business which must neceSSa.
,iIy OCCUPY my attention. and being under obligations OF
public duty TO be at Washington early in October,
Shall be deprived Of the satisfaction OF accepting their
kind invitation.
Under present circumstances, when many Of the OPP
| pos,on discIail, ard every Opposition Press in the
Sta- is loading me with rnneiited abuse and caiunl-
nv cannot refrain from the expression OF The nigh
qualification which feel, receiving from those who
have so long known me, the unsolicited expression Of
thei, eure taI, and cJrdia appro5a0n Of my public
acts and ,ecaly Of my administration OF the govern
n.ent Sucs mark Of appreciation as you have convey
ed 10 me Oh this occasion, fills with those sentiments
of gratitude which language cannot fully express
We live, teilow-cztns in evil times when political
aposacy becomes frequent; when public men abandon
principle their former party attachments, and assoca-
tons and for selfish ends and aggrandzenent at
tempting to undermine republican system-and by
throwing themselves into the OF those entertaining
opposite opinions destroy the great and fundamental
principles upon which the government, formed by The
people for their prosperity and happiness, has been
heretofore successfully administered.
The vigilance Of the people, who possess the sovereign
power alone crush this danger by selecting public
agents who will carry out the prnc pies which you have
so fully approved in my administration.
The people clone control the means by which our Ii.
berries, glorious union and republican form of 60
rernent be preserved and Perpeuated. The rising
generation looks to you you have done TO your ia
TIERS to hand down to them unmpalred the free instl-
tulnns they established.
beg you convey to the citizens Of Bedford this
of my deep regret that it will not be in my pow
er 10 visit them this OCCASION and 10 offer them
expression Of my best wishes for their prosperity and
happiness.
ain, very truly, your obcdt seIv't,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To Win. Gilclrist and others, Committee.
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D. oI prizes, AMOUNTING E3I,W l,l0J
Tickets S20-Ilalves l0-Quarters ).
u a package i'll this lottery contains - tickets. ard
is Warranted 10 draw at least S2GI nett, which will be
forwarded for SiGO, shares in proportion.
Certificate of package Of whole tickets, &236
Do hall, do. rs
Do quarters, do. IA
For sale hy tic package single ticket, by The all
lucky lOlT,
At the Ergna Lottery O,:cc directly under The sign
OF The Easlr who ls selling capital prizes than
any vcndtr in the known world.
a. Orders for tickets from any part Of the u. States
by mail otherwise, crcI"siug cash prize tickets
thankfully received and executed by return mail with
tic prompt attention personal appIca,ion ami
the result given when rcqucs cdl immediately after the
drawinr-If addressed to d. NJ. HOIT.
y. b Orders, in all casCs, arc confidential.
-; Hl-tf
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gsEsEfSEjasiS
E.cCAzisSe 0ssH lottery Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawn Mas. Of The Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Extra,

Drawn Mas. of The Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Extra,
No. Z.
Half Ticket Nos II IS IL. The highest Capital prize
Of $1,000, sold aud paid usual, at sight, BY
BIGGER
Whole ticket, Nos ii 23 80, The Grand Ca pital prize
Of Ten IhOuSgnd D0iiarS! sold and paid, usual at
sighi, by BIGGER.
Drawing of the Wellsburg Lottery, No. i, drew Au-
gust 20
is G3 80 % Is 80 % 10 Is 81 81 4
Ticket Nos. 10 81, suiull prize OF $500,
Do. 59GS, do. 800,
both sold and paid at sight, nsna at For'uEc
Lounge, BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Of the Ieesburg Lottery, No. s. drew 9TH
81 ~ 81 - u - - 81 50 80 - GG
Several snug prizes sold and paid al BloGERs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13
6 $4,000. 10000. 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, (Cass Az to be drawn at
Wilmington Delaware. October 18Th, 1886.
Is numhcra-l.l dInMn hnllnIS

Amounting to more than million of dollars.
Tickets only $50, halves 10, quarters s.
GJ7 a package Of % Wholes, will he forwarded for
$3.50; shares in proportion.
certificate of wIlocs for $3.50, halves 1879 qrs Ga.
Tickets b. the package single ticket in all Lotto
RIGS to be had in the usual great variety at
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Rtchmond, IN.
- Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
cases the original (Alanagers) Tickets ard Shares will
be forwarded consequently mol liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash Tor all Capital Prizes can be had rs
usual al sight, the moment the drawings received.
o. For large Prizes, please address
THOMAS q. BIGGER
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotci,
Where Grand Capitals Of S30,0DO, of S25,0G0, of
S2uUUO Of Sl0On0 and many Of 1000. 5000, 600,
$500 &c, DC, have all been sold and paid usual al
sight, by BIGGER.
Aug. 30 33-w5w
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EEGXEHS
Exchange ana EoSses'y Office,
RICHMOND, FlEGiSlA.
L GrcnL Rncc prcr HOMS C0Nrsc.

Il Great Race H0ytS Course.
The greatest race run will he run between NI-
mingon, DEL and llovts office Richmond Va, the 18th
October Tie purse contains than 81 OGG.OGD!-
Hoyl has splendid LIT OF horses in training, and, from
their well known speed and boun,, there is hut little
doubt the purses will be with by rthing from
his stable Betting has already commenced with odds On
Hoyts horses The frat three take the grand mani
moth purse Of 60,QOU! The sFcoud three, The man.
moth of 30UVU!!! The Third three, tho grand purse
Of S20OQO!!! This race is open fer ali ages Entrance
for tie whole purse 500 hall $40; quarter So. Orders
10 be addressed u
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Fa.
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The committee appointed by number OF the citizens
Of Madison and Limestone counties, at late meeting at
Huntsville TO invite President Jackson 10 public din
cr have performed that duty; and have received his
answer: that he cannot under the pressure Of important
public business, favor them with his acceptance AMdlo
satisfy the public mind tina! subject, the Committee
think Utmost proper TO publish with this notice. The nvi
taon and the Presidents
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, August Is, 1886.
To PRESIDENT JACKSON:
Sir,-As 1t was known here that You were at
the Hermitage, many Of the Citizens Of Madison and
Limestone counties, looking hack with pleasing reco
ections upon your bygone military achievements and
viewing your political energies and political recude
with enJiminshed appreciation, as well as generating
Your moral and social virtues, assembled together aud
appointed committee consisting of forty gentlemen to
make arrangements to tender you public Dinner, as
testimony Of their continued regard And as. portion
Of that Committee, has been con6led to to make
vol this communication.
To render this invitation more agreeable to your
cepance those represent have instructed 10
ciale with you guests specially invited, His Excel.
lcncv Gov. Clay the Hon. Wan. r. King, of The Senate
Of the United S1aes; the Hon. Joshua L. Martin; the
Honorable Reuben ChapWan; Che Honorable Francis S.
yOn members Of Congress- and GeErral Benjamin Pat
teson his staff and his whole corps of Volunteers just
returned from the Creek expedition, with OF whom
you lave acted IN your most ardent struggles Tor your
couu,rys welfare. Then, sir, after your tolls of war
have passed away aud your useful life as Chief Mags.
ate of this Republic IS about 10 close permit US TO hope
that it may be perfectly agreeable TO you to meet those
Statesmen aud Soldiers, under kinder auspices the
festive Board Of the Citizens of Madison and Limestone
counties.
Should you favor US with your acceptance, it will he
entirey lett with yourself fix the time. Our friends
who will wal. on you with this address, will receive any
communication you may find it agreeable TO make
We have the honor to be, with the greatest regard,
Your obrdeNt servants,
WIN. SMITH,
DAVID MOORE,
j. A. LOWE, Com Of In.
ELI HAMMOND, citation.
JAS w. CAMP,
INV. T. CARUTHERS,
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POETRY.
Iyucn REMAINS uS>rSG.
III,S IN ,rfIp st,EkpEN i.

~ LINES TO THE SEh-7EKrENi.
(Erom the last .ftn YORK .N"rvr.!1 , 30 u,Iloc,
= The " I. Starq queries whc'hct 1t was MOI
Dark riddle Of the oceaa who shall Sone
The secret Of :hy nature! w Nv I;..,,ro
Thy ace and habits? Who the chain utsso'o
That wrups t.v mystic beng, ahc Id! oste
The sprin - that move thy mechanism s''a"o''
And aid thee in thy element u 'u"oe
H,s, tbou a partucr, rover OF the deep,
A son,I,.r of this WEAKNESS aud woes,
A cnI,ner of ,hy furious rage, when sweep
Vow Bedford soups 10 break thy proud rcpose,
Ina ,br uo;isinr st;rs 10 strife and sin,
Tn. dark and sta!wart fshcencn OF lynn!
Hast thou grot,o in the briny wavc,
TO hid. thy billion feet OF burnlshcdta
A submarine retreat, roomy cave,
Lit IN with carbuncles and crystals pale:
Take ms ari;ce-wthin it. depths abide,
Nor trust Thy person TO the upper tide
Why .ov'st thou per,iarcously TO haunt
The seas ;ha; grid this rocky promontory,
II the vcruacular yclep, NGEnn.-
Here hast thou foes; yea, Honan's pfoua ho'ei
urs those, c..nt snake, who do not wish thee "ei
Who mediate Thy ruin and captivity,
degradation worse, oh, worse tnah uca'h
Who'd pasy all thy vigof ana $cuFlty,.
Add seize thy greatness, no, berest of breath;
Who would confno thee IN narrow space,
And there exhibit thee oh, what disSraco!
Then do no. be 80 rash What would thy vito,
Thy itto endure, if that should be;
If thou soudsi be prisoner for ne,
Nor Eove, the mighty monarch OF inc sea-
ttOh, what Il coil, my masters" should incy Eao
Thu sian, snake By pigmy men conhaca.
AL, tby murine reb.llioI| foes would wa.ca,
Rival cvatlians would wag their tails,
Therc'd be huge Joy among tho spawning kraken,
And n bloc out among the mighty whales;
There'd lie awful submarine commotion,
A war Of the succession in the ocean.
Your present ministry would be turned out
E'cn your ubjects clauior for reform,
From Utahcitc 10 the rabble rout--
OF Islands in the Indian Ocean warm:
But who'd succeed Them, Neptune only Aaowf,
Or when your kingdom would enjoy repose.
The dolphin never will get into place,
He's TOO much Of u tuIucoat TO succeed;
The shark, ! fear, would everyPost disgrace,
Save the Attorney Generals indeed;
And il the ftction OF reform prevails, $3.50
Who'll give office TO the Prince OF HEaies
And who will he rewarded with the pearls,
A pcruuisite that every patriot signs Tor!
Who'll we'd the eIicst OF ocean girls
The mermaid, whom The hcirapparent dies TORI
Who will command the horse marines md GELS,
And who will be lord keeper Of the seals!
Oh, mighty snake! avoid this wild mstuc,
BY keeping snusy in your own dominion;
In your element YOU arc no fool
Forsakcit, aud you will become mans minlen.
Your wanicTngs past let dark Oblivion blot eri,
And sink 18th expedition 10 the bottom.
Paw but one farewell visit to tho shorc-
Take ms advice a. kindly as It's meunt;
Aud for my sole rewnri, Il ask no morc,)
Just let inc hint, hope you will p,cseut
To in one last visit TO the rocks
The freedom Of the ocean III box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

Au.rc,y,rros,-Tae Wkitc Wings of Virginia, and
the Federal Harrison wings, have united on the same
electoral ticket, with the understanding that the anal
onmut;on Ticket is elec,ed-and # the vote of the 'lr
GINA Electors will elect Harrison then, IN such even.
tb.v are to vote for him If Harrison gets all the other
so,oraI so,ce cor which he is candidate and j the
White Wigs arc true to their bargain, then he will be
elected.-Too many js-oho Sun.
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ND UMFOED ACADEMY.-Thc present Principal
q D. of this Institution having declined converting il
into Female School, contemplated, the subscriber
informs The public that the Male School will be continued
by him the ensuing session, commencing the 18th of
January and ending on the 18th Of December, will!
vacation Of month in the summer.-ln this school
will be taught the Latin, Greek, French and Spanish
Languages, Mathematics, including Arithmetic, Alge.
bra, Geometry, plain and spherical Trgoromctry aud
Surveying together with all the branches Of the English
Language usually taught in preparatory schools
Teru,s for the scholastic year of len months
Board. including every thing, .......... 800
Tuition, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
One half payable the LIST of pr and the other on
the LIST of October.-lfthe pupil furnish hts bed and
candles deduction Of $40 will be made. The board.
ing department will be under the exclusive management
of Mr. Samuel Robinson.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN
The subscriber wishes TO employ Teacher, to assist
him in the above School To who is well qualified
10 teach the Latin Greek and English languages lbe
raj salary will be given.
u Address, Rulntord Academy, King William, va.
II. J. c.
August 2o-ot-waw-lDtolaJ
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.7yszutee,s' Office, Richmond, va

The following arc the drawn numbers OF The A'eA'
andria Lottery, class A.
The Richmond Agency has distributed the Following
handsome Prizes, viz: ,o ,-;J,, tho
s95 0U-slO,U 00-s5uN-and of S2y'-besid's Tue
usual proportion OF smaller prizes
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ADAlLY LINE OF COACHES

y
nAEs Gss<<TtEF sS for Lynchburg and HE IWgiRm
ADEBgEspAat:R Springs The proprelors Of the
=s.usssssasss&SsS Oin LrSE Of Coaches from Rich
mond to LynchbuIg, the South side OF jaes hver:
have for the greater accommodation cf tAe travelling
public, established it DAILY: r.
The old line runs as usual from Lynchbu1g, via fln'
castle, the Sweet Springs White Sulphur sPrnss, TO
Lcwsburg, connecting with e. Porter ~ Co. S l':'s 10
Guyandottc. o,,,,,,c
On alternate days, this line connects at lynchhu[g
with four horse post coach ne established laleiy 70
the Warm Springs, via Lexington, Va.
At Raines this line connects with the S"hti'"es'
crn line. At Lyncl5urg, with the Piedmont line and
the line to Salem where passengers soag to Tennessee
can take the Valley line AT Fncaste it nersects me
Valley line, and there passes wihin - miles OF tie Ma
turai Bridge and in the vicinity of the Peaks ct OileI
AT the Sweet Springs it connects with line TO The Hat
Sulphur Springs.
L J. Office at the Bar Of TIC E~gfc HOtcl Eirlmoad'
F. Il. FLUhE.
For The ir0prictors
Richmond Auuust >, 1S.S. 2O-u
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EXPRESS MAlL-(SuppicmentM advertisement
PusrorFiCE DErARTMENr.

EXPRESS MAlL-f Supplemental .7GrcT!'Seme"')
PusrorFrCE DEPARTMENT.
WAsnlSGroS, August 80, l>:G.
ENRON recent information 1t appears that The mail
b can be conveyed from Blakey TO Mobile Erl~rrn
the hours Of eight and ten in the morning. and despatch
cd from Mobile returning three in the aiternnun,
more advanareously than any ether hours Of the iay
The arrivals and departures at and r'l h"bc being IN
ed at ten A. NJ and three P NJ the following adi!aeaat
running time may be allowed, VIZ:
One hour more time than already advertised III run
ninr from Fredericksburg to Greensboro
Ono hour or more from Greensboro" to Yorkvllc.
One hour more from YorkvIllc to Washington
And one hour more from " asllngrn 10 Columbus
!lalf an hour mere from fredericksburg 20 fchiond
One hour more from Bakely depot TO Fay"tevll!e
One houc from Fayetteville 10 Cnlumja
One hour more from Columbia to HlIledgcrIlic
And half hour more from Alilcdgcvillc u SoluE1'
RETURNING:
Four hours more time from Mobile 10 Montgomery.
One hour and a half more from Montgomery to CO.
lumbus.
Four hours more from Columbus to Washington.
Three hours more from Washington to iorkvil!c.
Two hours and half more FROM forkrIile TO Greens
bcro'.
And four hours and half xsorc from Greensboro 10
Two hours and half more time from Columbus to
Milltdgrvlllc go
Columbia.
Three hours more from Columbia to Fayetteville:
Three hours more from Fayetteville TO B!ake!y de.
pot.
Half an hour more from DIakely depot to Peters
burg.
la!f an hour more from Petersburg TO Richmond
One hour more from Richmond TO Fredericksburg.
Aud haitian hour mere from Baltimore 10 Philadelphia
Arriva! at New York to he al Two, 7. NJ.
Tie attention Of bidders is specially called TO this cH-
tension Of time. Alterations in the schedules OF the
hours oarriva and departure at all the places nhny. nam
cd will be made TO correspond. 5. r: HOBBlE,
Sept i E35-3ll .4ctiagP. N Gtncrnt
G<REEN WOOD MINING contradictions
w for subscription to stock in the Green Wood Aim
inr Company will he opened this day at Lynch $ Cot
fee house and at The Counting Of NlcSsrs Bell 4
Son,erve, Cary street, for few days
August 3. "-u
AOTlCE.--All persons having claims against The es-
IA tate of William King, dec d: are requested TO pre-
sent them. properly authenticated 10 the subscriber Tor
settlement those indebted to said estate also re-
quested to make immediate payment to
HENRY KING,
ddm'r Of HWinm King dec d.
Aug 30 33-u