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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

W Us '"St contrary policy, either in individuals
or nations, spring, from false notion Of honor
and IS well calculated 10 Justify belief that the
m'aH comFlo'Eed ot w0s mtcnded And il i,
vas, IN his case, while We shall not contend that
Il eNonorates France from the obligation faithfully
to comply with tie stipulations Of the treaty. W
To see in it sufficient to arouse her resentment aud
10 nailiate ier breach oiiailh. Neicr mt II nor
nations like 10 tc ceereed into the performance
even Of just act--especially when threats are
sratutous resortcd to, and pcrinaciou>y persist
ed in, even while the intention To threaten is par
tialiy disclaimcd
Staggered by The force of NJ. de Brogic's letter,
the war parry are tndcavoring, very naturally, 10
draw the attention of the public from that docu-
ment TO collateral and unimportunt points, such as
the means by which it has been made public which
they torture into attempt on the part OF NJ.
Paecot, the late French Charge des AtlaireS, 10
appeal tlom the government 10 the people. Tie
President, in his Special Message, gave this cue,
most "n~afaataby asserting tina, NJ. Pagcot had
a'o"ed, as his object in sending copy Of the
Dukes letter 10 MIR. Forsyth that " il was to bring
that letter before Congress and the American pco-
pie ;" when Mr.. P's language admits of no such
construction, asserting, the contrary his design
10 BIZ to make known the disposition Of lis gcs-
ernment to Tie President ot tie United States,
and through han" (the natural channel of com
municaton in all such cases ito Congress and
the Amer lean pc pie Since the Dukes lcter
has been pubshed it has been asserted that NJ.
Paecol gave ii to the press, fol the purpose of ap-
pcaiug from tie President 10 the nation llwoula
he sufficient answer 10 this, il it ,eere trHt, 10 say,
tIiaf, as a ifieate letter, which the Globe some
lime since announced il Ia be, there was no impro-
2rety in making it public, moro esp 'cialIy as the
Globe itself had taken the unwarrantaIlc liberty
Of giving carbled statement of its content, 10 tie
morcr, in answer to the hue and cry raised hy the
Wsr-party against tic late French Charge, explicit
" asserts, that 'thc letter was not obtained from
VI. Pagc@t, nor was it published by his suggestion
or request We beg our readers, hcwcvct, 10
look at the letter it>cIi-and to ask, mol Whether IL
has been propell, published, but whether there i,
in ii any thing which should have induced tho Pre-
>ilent contcmpluously 10 refuse 10 receive il, or
any ding which docs not manifest pacific and
jast spirit in the French Government Ii our
readers ser, is We do, in that letter, evidence Of
saeh spirit hey must come To the same conrlu-
Sen that has hecn forced upon us,-which i, Il at
the President and his advisers have all the time de-
termincduPo war, unless they can compel France
to accept such terms rs Hey are pleased to dictate.
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- itCIY0S.

4 itE4si ANT Ia 4 trctcr ol the county court Of
a tmirlst, piauomerd at the December term,
1885, ~ tf.c case OF s." NalI, tua,Iau, Is. Dahucy
and othe1s' dependipS IN ,A.d eout, the uHdetaigu-
ed appointed a special tomnnastou,r FOR tie puu.
pose will proceed 10 SCI 10 the highest bidder by
way OF public auction. on the premises, IN The county
Of amherst, on Tuesday, the n day Of February.
-:IG, thu trdct OF Land, lying Ia SAID county,
schoouths Irny. containing isc liuudIcd
Acres fnlole ur less.1 ri which the late Iltnfy {.
" and died czcd, al coming The lands ul {. Babuty,
Thomas o>c and others, hrIng purt Of tie tIdct
conveyed by the sad Henry C. Naf1, in his lifetime
10 the undersigned and james lampkn, IN ttlst, to
secure debt due 10 Jacob ildas by deed duly re
colled IN the clerk s office OF Amherst coun'y. ulc
balance having been sold hy the said II, =. VI ard IL
his lirt,lle 10 ! honls loyc.)
TIM. Land Is well tmbcrcd. and Of known fertility.
aud lie5 IN the immediate WeDlt, OF the town OF
Lyuchb,fe. Persons deatous ri purchasing, are in
vircd to vi,itand examine It. Nh lor,n1o Aorvcll.
who has now possession. will showft osrrh Is may
50 desiir. before the day of Sale, The terms Ir,
scribrd II the decree, under Winch the land II nc
Sold are As follows: Que third OF The puro base mo
ucy Ia be paid ~ ash one thud M tmrer months,
aud the remaining iilrd ~ TWO yelis. he Two Last
payments be secured by personal srcuuly. and the
10 corly jntcrct Gom he day cf sod.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY, Com.
e = Sacto be conducted ty john L. Il. Payuc,
igCDioncer.
Dec. i teF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
Negroes at Auction.

E9tR5uANT to a decree of the county court Of
bedford, pronounced at the January term. In
the case OF Morgan. &c. Us. Turner and wife, sc.
the undersigned. Commissioners will sell, at the store
of Preston 81 Lefiwich, in said county, Oh the 25fh
day Of February bcxt 3 VALU 3BLE SLAyEE.
consisting Of man, womcl and children. The said
slaves belong 10 the estate Of Mordecai Morgan, Decd
and have been surrendered by his widow, for division
among his disiributees. The sale will be credit
nj twelve months, the purchasers giving bonds sifh
approved security. The undersigned will convey
other title 'han IS vested in them by the deed sfore-
sud. CliRISTK MoKGAN,/
JESSE MORGAN, Commiss'vs.
JOHN LAZENBY,
January - wlw
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ryCT-Cu,
] lnlldiy -

A s have ately purchased the noted bull boil
: WAR, aud intend taking hun 10 Western Vlr-
giuia hc LIT al May next auy pefeon wishing 10
hase the use Of Inn N the, stoch will find him ia
w hLuE Ct vicinity trom row TIL the above na-
MEL time JESSE MILLER.
Jimmy .
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Valuable Furniture for sale.

Nv Ill re SOLD. In from, Of the New Glasgow
w Hotel, on Saturday the 9th Of February ncx.
htcc quantity ol Furniture, consisting Of i,eds,
Tables, thats. sctccs, Glaes Ware Ctoehery Ware,
and indeed almost every tninF necessary in furnish.
my Public House, Ihe1e VIII be credit Of sig
months allowed on all sums over So. upon the puv-
chase, giving bonl with approved security. For all
auins under 50, cash VIII bo required
RICHARD J. WAUGH Art.
New Glasgow, Jan - t6F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

a. We made azlnge blunder in our last, relative
to The loss sustained L. the late ffs IN Natchcz. We
stated II At $500 ,o0n, instead Of $4,000 The City
Hotel owned b, ilolfop q Harlow valued ut So. 900
was hunt, also, tie Mansion House, 5000, Tay.
lors Painters shop. $500; the remainder cotton
pork. A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
lso received tie following,
NELSON COUNTY

At meeting OF the citizens Of Nelson county, op
posed To the election OF Martin Van iulen and Keh-
ard VI. johnson 10 the Presidency and Wee PresI=
deucy Of the n,d States. at the count house of SAID
county, the eth day Of !; nuaIy, l136, (beng the
count day) 10 nominate delegates 10 attend tie Con
yenon at Richmond, appointed be held on the l0lh
day OF February, lS!.G, 10 roeonm end an Electoral
felet for the State OF Virginia for the approaching
election of President and Nlec stoaGcuts l the init
81 states
On motion. Col Samuel Loving called Ia the
char, ard kobeit 6, Cutler appointed Secretary Of
the meeting.
Nhncuron, On motion OF Col. Charles Pcrfow,
Who stated the object OF tie meeting, itw
Resoircd. I la, Iiauod Il, scou and " lillian :
Loving, Esqs. be appointed To represent the citizens
of THIS county III the Convention to be held IN Rich
mond on the Ieth Of February next, opposed to the
election of Martin Van Buten to the Presidency u
he nircd States.
Rcsci,ed, Thai these proceedings be published III
tie Richmond Enquirer, Richmond v hlg 4 Lynch-
burg Angrnian. SAN l. LOVING, Charm.
Ko. {. CuIL.H Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

- \ bill has hcea introduced INTO the l..
eislaturo IF Pennsylvania, providing for the
chartcr Of a Banh, " thll Is, the reehatrr Of the
L. 8. Bank, with capital of twenty millions ol
dollar, for the eharcring IL which a Large houu>
OF several millions is 10 be gwen, Which i, Ia h.
devoted to tic extension ol Improvements IN iat-
Gus parls ofilIe State lsccns that tbo Mon
>,ct" can't be killed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
lie has IN Store, and mtr0ds kecping constantly
on han3--
EU50.g..erS E34;.seH.

rE7.Il subscribers wish to hire, by the day month,
4 oryear 400 aELE BODIED 1s4lyIT.
cjthol White ooloutcd, tor whom hbcta WAGES viii
bc gwen Sl2O per annuin, will be given for able
lodled Negroes. McCOKKLI s MCDANIEL.
Jan. wits
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nEZGrlr..-.LI.N NC.

7 Z ENRf HOLMAN, nearly opposite the rank
I'm lIotelis, At all times prepared with the bert
tc,lais TO pant sign sc, Al tue lo.es prices AID
,hottc,t notice.
L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
Mp cALuOUN'S SPEECii-TliE SUP
PRESSED LETTER.

,ho sneech Of Mr.. CdiHo"i', vi we iteSi"e"l
Sao.;,l Message, and the letter OF the Duke dc
pron,;e 10 NJ. Pageo', about which So much has
80 s,;1 in Congress and the newspapers, are inn
documents. and will be eagerly read By
the public. Ill, ....,.,.-,
,.,,cbel the progress OF the controversy be-
80 tho Erecatires Of the United States and
r.,oc. can, for moment hesitate to concur in o.
with Mr. Calhoun first, that neither ma
!;on,, dignity, honor nor interest demand war
.n,. MA, nevertheless the Prc,idcnta and his adj
';.o,. have, from the beginning, been determn
"a f,hey could prevent it, that the quarrel should
40, h, amcaby adjusted; and thirdly, that, while
,.ql he a runors termination OF the moSt ludl-
..,,,s exhibition of diplomatic folly, ever cShib-
,oa in the annals Of craftsmanship involving tie
,,.s Of o,r commerce, which will be swept from
Aha ocean. or be transported in neutral bottoms,
..a the DEPRECIATION to an inoalcuablc extent of
H., ,a,ue o., our AGRICULTURAL products. Il will nj las
N. terminated BY treaty, in which not one
ward will be said relative to the primary cause OF
ho.l,es Having sacrificed thousands Of yalua-
bl, lives. subjected the country 10 heavy pecnuia-
wv h'>'>
~ l,,ses and pr,ations, and saddlrd the treasury
with debt ""'oh II may ''q'''' ''' S", ''>'-
nue. OF a quarter oil Il ''''''s 10 "'S'"''e'' we
shall, aaer '" s'"'' |o''"''' '"s wv" o''
arms WITHOUT 'o'''"'"s wv v''''' 'o' w '''N
them up nus "''s' -'o''""s ''0"o,' N'''"
ignis tafuus, which so many disho"ord6ie men
prize so higly,) no" requires us to 90 10 "ar, to
eompel rra"'' u pay ~ Nv, ''''',''' u '"''''S'
the same .'''''''i i'''' WIN l'''''' II, 10 '""''
peaoe' "'''' -" s''''e w '' : '.'' '''-
baby ''' IL" ''s'''''"N Ut "'''''"'
rng ''fa moment 10 '''' ',"s' OF o'''i'0l
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
GDITUAgX,

DIED, on Friday the 18th inst. Mrs. ELizAnrrn
u. pr> nnrr, conson of Nr Joseph bennett of this
place, IN the 25th yeafof her ageaitcr and
protractcd iucss. Mrs. ID. mado profession of re-
lgiou about two months previously 10 her death add
during all that period. experienced lis consoatious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
n.QYDTu EARLY.

Sf1RGHBN DENTIST
: now the Ifaukhu Hotel, prepared 10 attend 10
any cali hat may be made upon Inn.
LIN 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
january g WIN


VIRGINIA. u WIT :-ttrules held in the Clerks
. Office OF the Cncuit Superior Court Of Law and
Ghancer, for the count, Of Amherst on Monday the
In day OF January, 1896
u William H. Knight, Plaintiff.
Agdinyt
DAVID Appling ex'or Of Thomas Appling. deed,
Richard J. Waugh aud james II. Applng, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, James K. Appling. not having
tered bis appearance and given security, according
to tile act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court.
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an nhabitant OF this commonwealth, on mo-
tion of the plan, by his counsel, it is ordered.
that the sand defendant, James r. Appling do appear
here on or before thu first day OF the April term
TO answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the lyuchbulg
Nrginan ipt months sucressvey. aud posted at
the hot door oil tire eosr house Of said county.
A eopy-Tes,e.
JOHN THOMPSON. ia. c.
Jaruary % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

~ \ iiaeas took place IN New YoIk last week. be
wcen Editors Webb Of tie Courier, aud Eenuett oi
the lerall--tbe latter Of whom was knocked down
and lad TO call in surgeon. He ought 10 have had
Gen Duff Green's mahogany stock."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
CoNlI FOR SnLC.

I HAVE four or five hundred barrels of CORN.
fot sale w. II. GARLAND.
New Glasgow, Ian IS. Is
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ATCTIONAND COMMISSION
ssg%sSE,ss.

rOiIN X. u. PAYNE, Auctionetr, aud General
~ Commission Merchant returns In. sincere thanks
10 generous public, Tor the liberal patronage he has
received At then hands lie stll conDuucs tic above
business III all lis branches, Al hs extensive Auction
House, opposite to the Bauhs and hopcs by unrc-
lifting attention to business, To lntnt continuation
Of the patronage Of his (re1ds aaJ the community
generally.
he has in Storc, and Intends kecpng constantly
on hand
st. croix Sugars Laguyra and ST, DOMINGO COT
fee Gun Powder and Imperial 'iee Loaf and bump
Sugars, New Orleans and West India Nol1sr. an
hhds. and bbIs. Sperm aud Tallo# Candies, Russet,
Black and Sole Leather, Rastns, Pepper, Cap and
iettorPaper, Scgas. Fancy Soap, Gun Powder, Sc.
Sc, VI cll he viii sell at a small advance. Mcr
chant, ia and country respectfully invited to
rive hm Il call JOHN K. u. FAfNE,
4uciioa,er and General Comniasioa N,rchanf,
BiEk Square.
Jan II tsh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

Puff, are already published upon Mr.. Lcioh',
speech Of Monday last, in the senate" Tic object
Is palpabe--to patah>r the hif2lhja Legislature,
and ,uIl, the ExpunginL Resolutions. We have
seen sketch ofthe spcecl--and we do mol hcsi-
tate to say il is not equal 10 james Garland's.
GRiehnond Enqu,er.
The object OF the foregoing stad is as palpabio
as tho alleged design of the puff" on M. Leigh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
IRE Ha1 w
REVIEW
or TIE ilACURERG MARKETS,
Corrected bV IIolcombe q otcY.

Nothing dnc IN market and scared, NV that
can be called cood w have inspected % 10 so
hid. tic past wech.-Fhc quantity increasing
We lenrn dat Ihc lower qualities arc declining IN
Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

c." The Van Burcn,fes held Caucus al Colen :.
bus, Ohio, recently, aud nomlna'cd judge Eli iaid-
win rs nest Governor oftaa state. They also Il mn.
cd an Electoral Ticket
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

o. The Gloho aud Enquirer contain accounts Of
de organization Of tie Mississippi Legislature, by
the election Of Nan Euren Speakers, &c I,mogbe
tue; hut VIC have heard OF 1t from othor source.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

Hiiroiy Sesator.--The Missouri Republican, on
legislature, asserts thu, Gen Ewing, the newly elee-
ted Senator from dat Stne, is Uhife oan. Tie
letter adds;
=" H. got III tn White votes except thlcc. w
ucie determined to lcat thr candidate ot the IA
Bmenuorfy, lGca &cmp!eal ricylanslg 10 the eee
ton, Gen, Ewing wa' denounced Us AMI Van l'ueu
ard anti J 1ckaon.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
ElECUClICS.

sTEa - Just rccc we'd, two handsome North
D.. 71JStSS. cru made Nirouchcs, with extension
A.------- tops, and for sale At Beschs old stand,
ty SAMUEL AfRES.
Dec "a tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

scat of war when he gets there mastered, as.
they are, by whole companies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

In the Senate Bcnton's Resolutions arc still
on thc tapis--as arc, also, several Abolition pcti
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

escorted by five cavarly soldiers tO the AmeTS ican territory. The Senate, surprised at thi6 hurried procedure, then pasSed . resolution instructing the President to explain to Con. gresS the reasons which had prompted him to release Santa Anna. AS Houston enjoys the confidence of the army and the people, no opposition was shown at Columbia to the re. lease of the prisoner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

A committee of New-H Hampshire legisla- lure has reported in favour of receiving the States share of the surplus revenue, and dis tributing it among the towns according to population, under an obligation to refund il when called for.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.
 MT. Wise's resolution proposing general inquiry into the condition of the Executive Departments. has been made the basis of some line political manouvreing. You will remember that when that gentleman offered his resolution in committee of the Whole, he carried 1t by majority of some twelve or thirteen votes. It is here to be remarked that MT. Cambreleng and Mir. Doubleday are be- lieved to be the only two Van Buren mem- bers from New York who voted favorably in committee. It was not a matter of any great astonishment that the resolution was adopted in committee; even to those who were well aware that the proposed committee never would be granted. It was desirable to cut off all debate, by hauling it out of committee of the Whole. and it was very easy for some twenty or thirty members who voted for it in committee where no record of their votes was taken. to turn round and crushit in the House, where the yeas and nays would cer- tainly be called, and where the record of each individuals vote might. at any moment be called up in judgment against him. We'll the resolution was adopted and brought into the House, and an immediate adlournmenl followed. @
 On tho following day. the House took uE certain other resolutions which had been a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 12.
 Santa AnnG at Liberty.-I have to inform you that by the arrival last night of the schr. Texas, captain Parker, we learn that General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana was set at liber- ty on the 27th ult. at Columbia, by the order of the Texan government, and that he procee- ded immediately to Nacogdoches on his way to the city of Washington. It is stated that Congress strongly. opposed the measure, but that Houston released the prisoner on his own responsibility. Among the passengers arri- we'd in the Texas, is Col. Nunez, nephew of Santa Ana. It is said that Almonte accom- panies Santa Ana. A circular from the President of Texas. da- ted 3Oth ult mo, informs the people and the ar- my that the Mexicans are making considerable preparations to again invade the country, and he calls upon every citizen to take up arms, and be ready to join the army, which | as stated inSmy letter of Saturday, is still cantoned on the banks of la Baca. 1900 strong
 According to the Texas Telegraph it appears that President Houston sent message to the Senate apprizing them of the determination of the Executive to release Santa Anna. and leave him at liberty to go to Washington-on which measure he asked the advice of that body. The Senate, after a warm debate. Jeff the matter in the hands of the President. who immediately released Santa Anna. The lat ter lett soon after for the United States, ac- companied by his Secretary Aimonte, and
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

Spontaneous Combustion Hampden xMass.) Whig, relates that quantity of hay which had been put into barn, in the town of Ous, about the beginning of August, spontane- Susly took fire and consumed by slow con- p9s'iOn' which probably went on for months. Mr. Root, the owner 1.-the barn, had observed rom gay to day, that his mow-where he sPrinkled with salt, was gradually sinking in ihe centre. Last week he climbe,l it and tnrew off a little hay from the top. when the following scene occurred.
 'On sudden stream of flame, and smoke and cinders burst upon him, that we'll near sufiocated him, at the same time his feet gave way and he found himself ingulphed to his shoulders in smoke and embers, from which sltuation he fortunately very soon extricated 11imse!E yather singod; and gave the alarm O gre his neighbours by tisNely exextion ex 0ngVshsa the fire and sav6d his barn."
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-12
South Carolina,

CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.
Ephraim Lunsford, grantee of Powers Black
burn, applicant, us. James York and wife Mary,
Thos. Massey and wife Jiney, Sol. Evans and
wife Rebecca, William Billingsby and wife fhoG'
be, Joseph Hough and wife Elizabeth, Mary NJ.
Blackburn, Frankcy Blackburn, and Lovick
Blackburn.
1t appearing to my satisfaction That Thos.
Massey and wifo Jipey, Solomon Evans and wife
Rebecca, William Billingsby and wife Phoebe
Joseph Hough and wife Elizabeth, Mary NJ.
Blackburn, Frankly Blackburn, and Lovick Black
burn, reside without this State, 1t is therefore
ordered that they appear before me in the Court
of Ordinary to be held for Chesterfield District
at Chesterfield Court House on or befoie tho llth
day of April next, to show cause If any tney can
why the real estate Of John blackburn deceased
sbould not ba sold or divided, otherwise their
consent will be entered of record.
TURNER BRYAN, o. c. D.
Feb. 18th. 1886. 1913
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-12
Planters Hotel.
C,HERAW SoETH CARO-

CHERAw SOUTH CAROLINA.
THyIIIS Establishment issituated in high and
Il healthy part ofthe Town, and has lately un-
dergone thorough repair, 1t is now ready for the
reception of Borders and Travellers, who can be
accommodated with private parlours where
Ladies can be perfectly retired.
Gentlemen who may wish single roons with
fre-places can be accommodated.
The Line Of Stages from the North via Raleigh
and Fayetteville. n. c. and South via Camden,
and Columbia, S. c. arrive at and depart from
this House daily.
The Western Line to Salisbury, y. G. via
Morven, Wadcsboro, and Centre, \. c. arrives
every Wednesday and Saturday evening, and
departs every Tuesday and Friday morning.
]. S. STINEMETZ, Agent
for the Proprietors.
Cher Nv S. G.. March l, 1886. 2l-3