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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04

VyHE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious to sfon
Il every facility TO the Travelling Pubr
now announce that they have completed ali
their arrangements, and can with truth say
We present you nth Line Of Hacks po,
seSsine advantages orer any other Il vn
irish 10 get on nth ease and despaich-hs,
ing obtained that great desiderutun With an
TrayeIlers-no detention on The rood /,
~ so arranged as to correspond, 10 lis am.
walls at Raleigh, with the departure Ct he
following stages, VIZ: The Great Dbly
Line TO Blakely, North Carolina, ra.,n,
through Louisburg, Warreuton, and Hls.
fax; at the latter place Line Of slass
communicates with the Portsmouth, Raj.
Road for Norfolk bv continuing o. %
Bakely, YOU strike the Petersburg Rel.
Road and on your arrival at that place Vi.
have the choice Of two Lines-elther B,
land to Washington City, VIA Richmond al
.6NN fredericksburg, OF g
&-IAn Steam. Boat TO Noro...
.SsliR.sR7lb At Norfolk there vii b
no detenllun, as there Is line u Steam
Boats for Baltimore IN counesion with hi.
line. This line also conrects with Oae IRON
Raleigh to Ne~bcu.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Sahsbur,
I'll ESDAi and SATt RDAf al 9o'cioe,,
A. M.-aiter the ARRIVAL OF the PledB.s
Stage from the South--arrives 10 Rale.l
next DAYS q, 9 o'clock, F. M.-Leayes IA
leigh ESDAl and SATURDAY a:
o'clock, A. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury pE
day. by 1 O'Clock, r, M.-alloSlus I'D.
cien, time on The road tot SLEEP.
The Hacks are Albany make, cnlIrt.y
new, and cannot lie surpassed Tor caatof
aud ease the Teams are excellent, lae Iia
yers careful and attentive, and tie fafeoS
only SEVEN DOLLARS. A. lisf.
mediate distances ! cents per m..
J. Passengers from the Soula, .a' aen
to take our Line, will be careful 10 c1'r %
Salisbury only.
All Bundles and Packages a, tee -
OF the owners.
WILLIS NORlNE
JOSEPH l.. NORM
iPul II, 1885. D'-.J
The Fare from Raleigh TO Hdshlae'A u
amounts 10 so 80, ~ toiiUrf
From Raleigh to Blakctf. Stage Fate,
BIakely 10 Petersburg, Raii Road II.
Petersburg 70 Richmond, Stage faa
Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, >isgs ft'a'
tr,dctlcksbufr 10 Washington so,
steam. Boat farc,
The Steam. Boat Fare from Peier5s"
Baltimore, VIA Norfolk, IS Ionr D,.E't
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Deferred Articles.

Public LaRaM-Ihere Is an article IN
the Standard, upon this subject, winch
reouireS notice. We would, IT we could,
believe thai the gross misrepresentation
which are therein contained, proceeded IRON
the ignorance OF the writer otthe paragraph.
But We cannot possibly suppose that he did
not know what were the propositions al.
iirmed IN the resolutions Of the Commons.
What, then, must the public think OF his
candour. we had almost said OF has homes
Is, when he inslnuateS that Mr.. Chngman' 5
resolutions surrendered 10 per cent. Of the
claims of North Carolina to the proceeds Of
the pubic domain The Editor SAYS that
lie has the authority of the National Intel.
llgencer for saving that the resolutions were
a mere echo OF MIR. Clay 5 Land Bill. lie
had higher authority, no less than the reso.
buttons themselves, In his possession, that
they were not, 10 that particular at least,
mere echo Of Mr. GAYS Bill We chal.
lenge the Editor to publish the resolutions
Of the House uf Commons, and he will fur.
nsh his own readers with the materials 10
convict him OF the grossest mlsrepresenia.
,ion.-Ralast Stdr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04

The Missouri .N0aetdasen-We per.
ceiye that the sPeech'of Mr.. Benton, the
Baron MInchausen of the Senate, Is going
the ROUNDS Of the Van Buren, papers, incur
tailed of the illsehood which 1t contains,
and which he was forced TO ccntess aud re.
tract on the floor Of tie Senate. Senator
Porter, Of Louisiana, then remarked that
the he would he heraided abroad, notwith.
sfaptna is exposure and retracton, and
that the confession Of the fa,sehood, though
openly made BY Mr. Benton, would never
BE- heard Of BY those who get their miorma
ton from the Globe and lis coPyists. His
prediction is being fuliIled.-Lyachburg
E,~~iai1H.
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The Richmond Eaquirsr.-Our neigh
Dor still prates Of the dangers OF an cleo
lion by the House-an argument IN which
be huiSelt has hitla faith, ii we may Judge
by hts incesSsnt iteration of 1t. Modest
man Modest gentlemen Of the Rucker
Convention To insist that Judge White
should no, he voted for, nor General liar.
rlson, nor any other individual but Mr.. Van
Buren,, because torsooih, il may defeat an
election by tile People Extrayagantly
modest men, to require that their dlctatlon
Of a President be implicitly received Why
not a little practice as well as so much pat.
riotic profession Why not withdraw their
"spolls candidate, and let the true Re,
publican candidate, Judge White, be elect.
edl Circumstances, quod the ingenious
LJitor Of tie Enquirer, alters cases !!
With him, they alter not merely cases, but
principles likewise. Ia 1874, this sturdy
advocate OF an election BY the People, ad.
hered 10 MIR. Crawford, when he knee be
could barely get votes enough 10 carry him
10 the House lie did by no means stop
here. When Mr. Crawford reached the
House, behind Mr.. Adams and General
Jackson, he still urged his election BY that
body The House elected Mr.. Adams, and
what jhenl Why, this pink of consIsten,
cy, who was 50 strenuous for electng Nr.
Crexford, who vas behind Mr.. Adams,
was most noisy indeed in aIledgiug corrup.
ton again. Mr. Clay and the House, be.
cause Geu. JacI qwas not elected instead
~ Mr Ananl. - RicLtnnnd Hhio.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04
NEW GOODS.

cies. which he offers 10 the public at 10.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepiae, and
Plan English aud Salss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, aud Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (rrhiie, green, blue, and
c=Urc,) to suit all ages and sights,
GOLD hey ;, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO TIE ABOVE, lie has Jrsr
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ;
Briiania. ware 10 toll sets, Fine Plated Can.
destlcks, Suffers aud Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen aud Pocket Knives, Ra,
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, lla'r
do, Table and Tooth do, a variety OF PER.
FUMERY ot the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and French,l Snuff Boxes, Per,
cussion Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, dc.
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, will embrace
a variety, which will be sold low for Cash,
or on short credit TO punctual dealers.
THOMAS TROITER
Charlotte, Noreabsr, 1885. 70.u
y. b. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
mood ,nonay In carry IN business
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Prime Bacon
EyOR SALE Bl
Il SMITH, WILLIAMS & BOYD.
Feb 81, 1896. t>5


ment, the beautiful young horse Whip, and
has made arrangements To stand ham at the
following plc ces, VIZ: Mondays NJ Gilbreih
Mcknight, Esq, II miles north OF Char.
lotte; Tuesdays at my own stable; We'd
nesdays and Thursdays in Charlotte; and
Friday aud Saturdays at DR.. Smiths :, III the
edge Of Providence Settlement; aud wtll be
let out on the most liberal terms. See
handbIlls,) ln recommt ndlug this horse, |
would only refer TO men who have reared
colts from him, and III viewing his colts,
which is certainly the best certificate he
could offer, | would be wiling 10 risk his
reputation as toalgetter; and from the We.
~ fine ancestry Of which be has sprung, |
hope The enterprlzing citizens OF Mechlen.
burg Will avail themselves Of the present
opportunity offered. Judges, view him aud
pass sentence.
VI ". ALEXANDER, IT,
Feb, -, ISIS. s,!tf
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CuERAw-FEBRUARY .! D.
CAMDEN-FEBRuARY2i "a

1000, -, on Ait
Cotton, HAHN Bacon, e"| qisp
Corn, bush. ga NhIsk'y,. M,W
Wheat, sl4aSl Brandy '''" M. W
Flour, country, e! - APF"' A,
CorroN.-Ths article has come ~ a. a,cs,
week "a any time during this scason' 81. ID,
have been constantly advancing we w.
II 10 H. cents.--JOmHa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
r DR. RELFE'S PILLS FOR RHNIAI2@ l!

TNOR Oi,tlruciions, Debility, HypoclOndria, Green E Sick mess, Giddness and Palpaiion of the Hears, Bad Digestion Loathing of Food, aud Paine of the Ssomack. The pills purify and promote brisk cir. collation. of the biosd, whoa hecome sluggish and ol- ular habits .f the unhealthy fcmale whose sckly and paliid n,cnaace becomes seanimaed, and fresens wiih the aa,ural glow of restored health. They are equally conducive the health Of married ladies, eepi in casea Of pregnancy consumption. sre, they aaast Ros be takeR. Price $l 50 per b0x.
 QT None are genuine unless signed T. BIDDER, n lhe wrapper (sote proprietor and saccessor Dr. CoNwAY.I 6v whom they are f9r sale, as his Counting Room, No. 99 Courastreet, Boston, and by his special appointment, hy @t..8 rssxs ssE All. 4. 5.aaa Drs. Buel aad. Beckwak, LitchfeA; E. Coacles,
 South Farms; J. c. Stepens, CGnGGn;
 I. s. WadsWorth, Bethlem.
 Jane 9. lye5w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
a NstcbGeTae EMQmtrer: FUBLEsHED EVERY THURsDAx MORNING. a BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers. two dollars per year. payable before the expiration Of GE monfhs. e'63I3 I~ @ VI seFtz
 To companies of any number over ix, el 50 per year. payable as above To companies less than six, q T5 per year, payable as before g cents will be dedncied fun each of these prices when payment is made in advance These pgicesare exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all anearages ore paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice Of wish to discontinue must be- given before the expiration of year.
 ADvERTIsING. One square, three insertions, el, and the same proportion for two or more squares-- Half square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks % per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 AdministratQrs' and Executors Notices, @l %
 Commissioner Notices, g
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER. 9TANZAE

TO ONE WHO MAY UNDERSTAND THEAG. Thou hast forgotten! it is welL psrehnnce, "a sai
 For life to thee is in its early spring, With all it's flowers unwither'd. and thy glance
 Delights on all things beautiful to fling
 The magic Ofits light Iwould enhance Thy ifes joy if could, but oh to bring My memory OCT thy gentle heart, would be w 70 Darkening earths glorious sky with clouds for thee. Thou hast forgotten let me not complain-
 My heart through gnefis harden'd, and hath long Been nerv'd by the sad ministry of Pain, .ss s.
 And fed on pOsOns is perchance grown strong To suffer and endure, yet would I fain
 Claim thy remembrance when the syren song Oflfe hath lostits music, and thy thought Pines for a world where memory paineth not.
 Thou hast forgotten let me not forget
 IwOuldnOt loose thine image from my heart For the worlds pageantry-we have not met
 Often, and it may be as strangers part 1 We parted, but Eternity hath set , l..
 Its seal on each sweet thought of thee; thou art Henceforth the hallow'd idol to whose shrine ' This wayward thought will turn, with love divine. Thou hast forgotten but why should grow Y
 Sad, that thy gentle heart should cease to feel The love Ipine for-it hath aye been so
 My life hath been all mockery--to kneel At deserted altar, and to throw <. & q
 The love a colder spirit would conceal M Unprised into its flame; and such will be Through life the color of my destiny. .s. Thou hast forgotten but thou wilt at last 4 Remember in a lonelier hour, when he
 Whom hath blghted, shall have cast
 EArth's bondage from his spirits wing, and be With the undying of the shadowy past .@
 A viewless wanderer of Eternity .l..-. Thou wilt remember, it may be with tears,
 The fiiend" forgotten in thy earlier years. r.ss sss r5# 4... SEDLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
Apprentices Wanted.

~ANTED, 3 or 4 likely Boys, of good w character. as Apprentices to the Print ieg or Book-binding business. Good encour- agement given, and good knowledge of ei-
 s. BABCOCK.
 Ne,c- -Haren, Augua |
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
More New Goods.
EG.GsGG E..AWeRE.NeGE

>. .LG.1sGC Ls4WeREV'CE Has just returned from NeaC- York scith q choice ,ra addition to his stock of Goods, consisting of ID DROADCLOTHS, Ribb'd CAssIMEREs and D SArrNETrs, ribbed & striped Drillings, black and blue-black SILKS, ladies' Crayats and Fancy Shawls, ladies Gloves, India Rub- Der Aprons, fig'd & elnbroid'd Belt Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Cambrics and Muslins, with a variety of other Goods.
 S One door scest of Presbyterian Ckurch, : @r June l6. 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH .@. :. <. . ;. CORNS. {. . '...

NKTILL ind in the use of the Ai6ion COTW Piasfer, w one of she mOst e6icacious remedies known lor iha, troOblesome complaint, huadreds lhonsans can. aud ready tessify 10 hs having answered better purpose than any thing they had ever used. i, sofiens the Corn and draws by the roots. Il gives immediate applied, and s tilo- rough as it is gentle iW iis efecis. s.a s t.s5s
 e REMARKABLE CURES. a.-
 TA gentleman near Greenfield wri.es-' Is has cured Corn which for years has given me inconceiv. able pain and troabe, aer trying various olher sdies;l and having received such relief myself. ad vise a however obstinate the complaint, to make tr. atof the Albion Cora Plaster, and have douhs they wiIl soon be as ready express aheir gratitude as am."
 An Agepf, in writing fos further supply of the Al. bi6n Cora Plaster olserses. have made sale of alt yea seat me and 6nd the article e all s ProGeases 10 be- as .hnse who have used ad ii io prove the
 Price 50 ceuts . box win directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
[ 11e Brit;sk Ant;septic Dentiffice!

ES, nenty white, embellshes the enamel, removes che fsor arising from decayed teeth, usually termed offensive breath, prevents their decay, aDd oOthache, eradicates the scurvy from the gums, and imparis mnss desirable sweetness sO the breath.
 An experienced druggist proWounces this Tooth Powder one of the best he has met wi.hs either Foreign or Domestic. Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
YRe Oalsssj bsse

VII leave lhe Mansion Hollse lbg tho LAke eh hepaayA weepeSaaya lna salurdayh .a q .ss ss s,a r ~ SIsIlas sSsIyIas Ss ssys X. f ss .
 bsNlSm l.aAs. jGlv ia, iteb. c
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
WRI. El. MRTRNH.RY.

.1 " Me 1ss 81N WWLEX. HAe taken the STORE 0n the easi beach
 n of RaRiam Laka formerly occupied by hls pEedecessoF, r. A. MARszE, where nc wiIl he happy to walt apon those who may fayeE him wiih call. ..s N
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18


 1 partnership, under the Bame and firm of z n1s M. sNEerFimaM & Co. fsr the purpose of continuing the business of Repairiag Clocks aud Watches, Man.t tdcfsriag .SiiUer Spoons. 9ce. SC. would inform iheir GUS tOmefs that they haze just received from Nsw York an extensive assortment Of ,ss tst a vVsWtcakes, .NeeUegs.W, Sgse6 -s~asg aa Plated BE1gsse, % Of superior quality, sad the latest patterns i; ssaengsa which are ihe following articles: 5, Gald, coral. 6lagrse and jet Ear Rings !; Cornelian. agate. coral. jet. onyx and gold Breast Pins; imitation and real emerald. opal. diamond set. pearl and Plain Finger Rings {; Belt Buckles; Slides, Plated SH"8essSE Trays; Briiannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases |; Nsar-siEhted Speciaeles and Eye Glasses ; Music Baxrs, Motto Seals. Pen. Knives. Cut. ting Pillars, Watch Oil, Magnets. COmi's. Tu- ning Forks. Belt BuckIes and Slides. &c. &c. Thsnkful IUr past favOrs, they will be still mere pleased with canlinusnce of patronage.
 REUBEN MERRiMAN.
 REUBEN B. MERRIMAN. Oae door soss ef Prssbyseviaa CknTeh, } LifetCeid. A1aFek @. Iaee. 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18

leaf cannot escape the ear of a sleeufno hare :. the p0lypus, says Dumeril, is capable of per. ceiving light itself by its fineness of touch most quadrupeds are enabled to distinguish more accurately between wholesome and poisonous herbs, than the most accomplished and laboriOus bOtanists, and yet by his intel lect alone man is able to triumph over the comparative deficiency of his senses; and with inferior modes of acquiring knowledge, to rise to that prodigious superiority which he possesses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18

HrsroRY oF PMILANTHRoPIsT.- touching anecdotc is related i6 the Newbu- ryporl Herald, Of . Boston clergyman. by ahe name of Stevens. who was preaching before society for ihe relief of aged te- msles. The sermon is described as very
 powerful oms, aSd in concluding if, Ms.
 Stevens said he would relate a part of the history ofa family in Philadelphia wiih
 which he was intimately acquainted. It consisted of the parents and four children. The husband was in an employment which enabled him Co mlainiain thsm c0mioTssblg. and lay by something as . pFesisi0n taF his old ago. Co ilse Rsidst of his nselulmess hs wss seized wilh consumption. and dssiae | prOssacled ilinesS, iid liitlo dsinlW which he had acquired wns chiefly expomAed.-- Alssf Nc daaih ihe motlseF sasked hesssll ta anpposl hsr liille fAmiIy. Nigh. alisI aiehs she was sngagsd l1 labonTlng silt her needle lbs thelS empposl. iho ehlldEsf sitting hy haF slde 0nd6agnslne to eenlgeFI and eneeHFaae her. IisF nsdueas eEerllnt shortly byouehl on lIlo ennle diDeAsa phisl had lakaA Anss h6f hbshand. TIC SI,f
 peFl of lle lAaII|y NaD iIliiH nnllToly if6( e Al Ihls sgiSIl, li6 el|esl. Any llad nN Ses Sev0n yeats q lnges weAtisslh dpoD lo djsE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12
Private Boarding SehooI
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Ar kELVIs, MAR PfTIssoRoUou

Sf.Hls Institution, long kn9sR a. A,Es r,
HARD yosEs's SCHOOL, vii L.t,-f,.- =.
conducted under the Jaint superilss nd, q, -
instruction of Miss IR1KL0ITE CHESS -
the Subscriber. The hext sessson MI -
menee on the fiisi AioLday IL Fsbruan -. -
aud eoBlin1e until the middle u Iuly, i,,.E -.
sh0rt vacation, when the second sss,i.,, :
the year 1856, wall commence. AAi.h Mili 49,.
inmate on The 18th December. A esmpe,e,,
Assistant viii be employ cd. if hee~saIs. a. f..
10 contemplation 90 enlsEge the seeGInm..f,.
lions for tie school, and before tie ltgrpp,r,
OF Ihe next ssrsIon, u Il expected Iial aysrr
sehoOifoOm convenience fvT each YouEg L.
will have been provided.
ASH i determined 20 preserve the nfi,sss
characterofih the School. the Pupils Mili hoat;
N the iamiles 81 the Teachers; eacepiiols Ia
tbs Tale wil only be made in The eases ii .l,o..
WHO reside IN The immediate vicinity. o. ~ itk,a
aies hours rideofthe Sehool. or under DeeuIir,
Circumstances Of relationship.
TERMS Board. lineiudlng every necessa.
rs.1 ultiaa, Stationary, and the use Of sehool
Bnpks, SIS per session
Music and Drawing will form separate char.
ees.
w. III. HARDIN.
Near Piiisboroagh. Jan. 20. O4-H
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From the New Hampshire Gazette.
s0NG-THE SUNNY SOUTH.
DEDICATED TO LII.
The rose is blushing At my side,
The brseEes softly steal,
And natsrs. like nsw.mlds bride,
Can scarce her smiles conceal
There - music in the air
That murmurs like . lay,
And every thing Is passing fair,
That meets my eye to-day.
The soaih-the Svuth-ths suany South,
Tie land Of love and song;
To thee spell, = potent charm.
A S'ieh'ry belong
Thine are the glory and the PRIDE
Tat gili ant gladden. earth;
But thine - NET the calm ire side,
The holy, happy hearth.
The NOr,h-ihe North-ths frozen North,
Were Water holds his sway.
Th"agh fierce. relentless, dsrkly, stern,
Thine aspect befO day
Ta'as - charm beyond control
% element or earth;
Tas cssssIsss nEsshias ofiLs scsa,
That siaadsns AaH aud ksarfl.
Iulsugs. Ala, Jan let. REBEcCA.
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pills institution, situated twtye mi &c north
Of HI.lsborougb. will be opened for .he re.
ceptiUn OF students on the 18th OF January,
1886. This situation has been selected by tie
subscriber chiefly on account OF the many ad.
sau,agcs II possesses, in bealthiness. and the
corTec, morale OF the surrounding country.
Neither pains nor expense will be spared l.
render the academlcal course full and CON.
plete. Amongst other things, will be tauel:
the following branches particularly:
LIST GasS--English Grammar, Penman.
ship, Geography, with the use of the
Maps and Globes, History, Philoso.
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry. Rhetoric,
&c.
2nd Ciass--Latin, Greek and French
Languages.
The prices Of tuition will be FIVE dollars ger
session Tor the fret class, and ten dollars pc;
session for the second class. A session vii
consist OF five months. AT the expiration al
the first session there will be public exam.
nation and a vacation Of two weeks. The sui.
scriber will render every possible attention.
the morals aud habits OF the students place
under his care.
Board can be had convenient 10 the acadp.
my al five dollars per month, and in good q.
miles. The subscriber il prepared TO accen,.
modate twelve or fifteen students with boar,
at five dollars per month.
DANIEL w. KERR.
" B. Students prepared in the above Acc.
deny for any Of our Universities. A..
Orange county, N. c. Nov. 90. 97-p
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LOST OR STOLEN

On Thursday the 18th instant, sum Of mo.
ney, consisting Of one twenty dollar note
OF tbe Bank Of the United States, two ten dcl.
lar notes. me Of FIVE dollars, six 81 three Dbl,
lars, aad one Is one dollar. OF North Carolina
ba"ksi al 81 which we're rolled % together in
pisee 81 brown paper. Ten dollars will b.
given far any information which will lead 10
iav recovery Of ihe sald money. -
M0SliIER BARTON.
January ed OF =.
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heart than the Teeords o. .ile s.ta.
follies Of the Gay. esn only sas, a.
few Of this magnificent world deser, E.
more admiration or respect than Pos,
Dummy.
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JOHN HORNER.
n h.IL L.

pEckHIrH'S A. DIsPEPTIc PILLS,
ID ". - GRAYS INVALUABLE ONT.
MINT and DR. A q. HULI.'S IMPROVED
Hinge ahd PIVOT TRUSS.
ALLEN PARKS.
Navemhcr o. Sd
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= Il IL A ".
Egfacks,,,ifh Esusiness.

SpiE subscriber respectfully informs bic
friends aad the public generally, that he
has established himself in Hillsborouph, a,
tie shop lately occupied by Sir. John Rider,
@ners he y prepared 10 do all kinds Of Black.
s'i'n"ao. and particularly Horse-sLcslnr,
wn'eh ne ih'Dhs he can perform in snnsfior
manner.
JOHN HORNER.
~ He will give four dollars per hun.
dred ia cash, or Tour ana half in wUik, too
one or tso thousand bgsueis Of Goa,
jan''Arv "a. .@@' o. "a
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1886.
VS.. \Oricinal Attachment.

William Smith
TT appearing to the Court, tha, the defend.
- ant, William Smith, is not an inhabitant OF
this state; II is therefore ordered, that publ
cation be made in the tIilshorough Recordc
for six weeks, tina, unless he appears at IL
next term of thisCourl, 10 be held for this cou'
ty, at the court house in Hillsborourh. on q
4th Monday in February next, then and III,
TO plead, sc. that judgment by default wilp'
entered against him, and the property sol.u
satisfy plaintiffs demand.
JOHN TAYLOR, &C.
Price Adv. So IS. o.