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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25

Taking bribe on both side7.-A debtor
in Connecticut, wishing TO escape from the
sheriff, ran into a neighbours house, and al.
mos, out of breath, exclaimed,
For heavens sake, friend, do hide me
somewhere"
Hide you =" said his neighbor, taking
down a raw. hide from nail, whereabouts
shall lay It Gu r
None Of your Joking The sherif7s
close at my heels, and unless YOU conceal
ire somewhere, must 90 to jail IN spite Of
fate"
Bot consider, man, I've no right To pre-.
vent the execution of the law. II goes a.
galnsf my conscience"
Your conscience Well no matter for
vour conscience. III give you five dollars
If You'll tell ne where to hide.
Indeed Well, that alters the case.
Give me five dollars, aud lD your man.
Tnere-that'll do. Now step into the back
room, and you'll be secure as a thief in a
mil
The terrified debtor had scarcely got into
the back room, and shut the door, when IN
came the sheriff, aud asked the master OF
the house If he had seen MIR. such.a.one a.
gainsi whom he had an execution.
May be yes, aud may be no." said the
other.
" Nav be yes, aud may be no !" echoed
the sheriff. Surely, man, you know whe.
Their you've seen him or not"
&" NAV be | debut ii goes against my
conscience to tell"
"Your conscience Well, TO set that
matter at rest, here's five dollars"
{" All. that alters the case again. Your
debtor, sir, Is in the back rooln."
The sheriff nabbed his man, who, as he
was led out, exclaimed against his neighbor
and asked him what could induce him 10 De
tray him.
give dollars" said the traitor, with
mischipyuus smile.
"You take brides on both sides, then, yol
scoundrei y
"Tna,'- Iust it, man. The five dollar
YOU gave me wounded my conscience 20
that | never shoad have had a moment
peace, if had not taken the same SUN OF
the other side 10 heal lt."-Ironscript.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEE STA

THE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
Il SroMAcHIcE 1T HEPATIcR, formed
by chymlcal analysis and syntbes,s OF seve'
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are uni
,ersaly acknowledged to have totally e.
clipsed the pretensions of every other reme-
dy, and superseded the necessity OF ever!
other mode of treatment Wherever the above
diseases are found 10 exist, as well as m en-.
largement OF the Spleen and IN Jd0ndsce.
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are ha,ulency, sourness
or BURNING in the stomach, melancholy, II
rllab,llly, dlsagreeable taste IN the mouth
great irregularity ofappetite, which Is some
times voraclous, and at other tunes great.
" deficient thirst, tetld breath, nausea,
weakness of the stomach, acid eructalions,
papl,allon, drovsiness, irregularlty oil tn.
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter meals,
pain in the head, dizziness or vertigo, con
,uslon Of mind, attended with loss oi memo
~, gnaslng IN the stomach when emp,,
chlIlness, affection Of sight and hearing
IAN and weakness IN the back, languor, dts
turbed sleep, cold fee, aud hands, 'renor,
uueasiness IN the throat, cough, pam IN the
side or breast, &c.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by the SQUIRT
II OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions Tor the
county Of Mecklenburg, Guardian OF my
Father, James Latta, all persons having
claus against him are requested TO present
them for settlement and all persons Indebl-
ed TO HIM are desired to make payment.
ROBERT LATrA, Guardian.
YorkriHe, So Ca. Mares :, 1886.
p. 5. Rufus Reid, Esq, is my lawful,
authorized agent; Persons are therefore
requested 10 call on him IN my absence.
r. l.. Guardian.
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Are The obeapesl and most approved L an
ijy Medicine ever offered to the Pubic.

ijy Medicine ever offered to the Pubic
| hes are extremely mud IN ;helr operation,
neither causing Sickness OF the stomach, NOT
any unpleasant sensation IN the 8! sleni, Us
Is too ifequenil, the result from medicines
gwen TO ac' upon the bowels. They &C, spe.
c.hcalIy upon the Liver, when IN torpid
condition., carrying oil large quantity OF
bile, through the influence oil the e1certenl
lunc ton, ~hlch, II suffered to remain IN the
system, would produce either Jaundlcc, Ii
yer Compliant, Bilious Fever, Fever ano
Ague, or some other greSious bodily allie
ton. In oil cases OF torPor oi ihe bowels,
they act like a charm. In recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they are certalu cure. Man,
persons who acre Subject 10 stolen, attacks
OF sick head.a, he, have been uuc Ii bsneilltd,
and several Pc rs,ciis cured 10 q lev weeks
bs their use. They are highly recommend.
ed as preventative and cure OF Bilious c, III.
plants, Persons who are subject 10 that
distressing con plant, sea.slckness, ~ tax.
lua portion or two OF them a ie@ days pre-.
ylous to embarklng on board the vessel, will
be almost certain 10 escape 1t. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur
uns any rsk. Their virtues will remain
uulnpaired Tor years 10 any climate. No
arnlIy should be without these Pills por'
ton of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means preventing much suffering IRON
sickness. II IS FROM me- lecG OF keeping ny
d regular pefls,altlc action OF the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering TO be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, unasslmllaied
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
DR.. r. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills fair trial, will ever after
feel Wiling TO be without them. The tes-
tlmony Of thousands speaking IN the high.
est terms OF lhCir efficacy, might be added,
but the very high reputation DR.. +. has &C.
amred as the inventor OF the " Patent Itg,.
table HedicinG StOmdohleG d HtpdticH, F"
for the cure OF Dy spepsla aud Liver com
plants, Is though, sufficient guarantee TO
those wishing to make a trial Of their sir.
tues. They contain not particle OF Mer.
curry, or any ingredient that does not act IN
harmony with health aud oppose disease.
DR.. =. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med.
zeal professors, and practlced his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases Of
the most obstinate character prevail, con
slders himself well qualified to Judge on the
nature Of diseases incident TO warm climates.
Prepared by JosEru PRIEsTly PETERS,
NJ. ID. 7. Il. G.. T.. NJ. at his Institution for
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, By means ol
vegetable remedies, No. l29 Liberty street,
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 30
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold in
Charlotte by Smth q Williams IN Con
cord by =. b. Barrlnger, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous cerilh'
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRiESTLl PETERS.
Jan. | 1896. l.y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25
To Gold Miners, Owners of
Mills, &c.
STONE CUTTING.
MILL <IO.STS,
Gold kOcn for Grinding.

or any other kInd oi dressed Rock lnat
may be wanted, IN the best manner, upon
the shortest notice, aud upon the most rea.
sonable terms. The quality u his Rock Is
very superior, and the manner in which his
work IS executed, together with bus atien-
ton TO BUSINESS and punctualIty, be hopes
will be sufficient Inducemeut for those IN.
teres,ed, to extend 20 han their patronage.
Goldminers are particularly informed that
the subscriber has now on hand, ready for
delivery, a large number Of BEDS, Of dit.
ierent kinds, and few RUNNERS, manu-.
featured OF the best grit, and after the most
approved models.
Orders for articles in the above line by
letter, If addressed to the subscriber at Sal
sbury, \. Caro-, will meet with as prompt
attention as If the person ordering were
present. The subscriber can always be
found at his residence, : miles South Of Sal.
lsburv. ENOCH f.. PHILLIPS.
Rowan county, Feb q, lo36 t56
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Omnibus Concern
Going AHEAE!

THE Travelling Public, and all olbs,
Il who may desire Private Conve,an'.
from Charlotte to any other place, are i
formed that the Undersigned have added !.
their Omnibus establishment a spIerd,I
BAROUCHE and SULkEY, and Adm
TIONAL HORSES, either Tor Harn. !.
the Saddle-so that all who may desire !,
conmodstion IN their line may be asu,,I
of receiving prompt attention for The tina
TO come. b. L. BOYD &Ca
Dec. 90, 1885.
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,uFSCELHkNiEOCS.
HOROSCOPES,


Or The Glass "a lshieh all may see Themselves re.
fscted,
We extract the following list of I" Horo.
scopes IN each month IN the year, from an
old paper; it Is, TO say the least, a very
amusing production
JdRuary: He who is born in this month
will be- laborlous, and lover OF good wine,
but very subject to inideIlty; he will be
very complacent withal, aud very fine
singer. The lady born in this month, will
be pretty, prudent housewife, rather mel
ancholy, vet good tempered.
February: The man born in this month
will love money much, but the ladies more;
h. will be stingy at home, but a prodlgal
abroad. The lady will be humane and
afiecrlonate wife, and tender mother.
March; The man born in thus month will
be rather handsome he will be honest and
prudent and will die poor. The lady will
be Jealous. passionate chai,erbox.
April. The man who has the misfortune
10 be born IN this month will be subjected
10 maadIes he will travel TO his advantage,
and will love ladies to his disadvantage, for
he vii! marry rich and handsome heIress,
who will make--what no doubt YOU
all understand. The lady Of this month
Will be tall and stout, with agreeable VII,
and great talk.
Mar: The man born in this month will
be handsome and amable he will make
his wife happy. The lady viii be equally
blessed IN every respect.
June: The man born now will be Of small
stature, passlunateIy fond of women and chi.
drpu, but will not be loved IN return. The
LADY vii be giddy parsonage, fond of cot
fee: she will marry at the age of twenty.
one, and viii be fool at forty five.
Juir: The man will be fat, he will suffer
death for the wicked woman he loves. The
female Of this month will be passabIy hand.
some, with sharp nose, but fine bust. She
wall be Of rather sulk, temper.
August The man will be ambitious and
courageous he will have two wives. The
lady will be amlable and twice married, but
her second husband glll cause her to regret
her first.
September He who is born IN this month
will be strong, wise, and prudent, bat TOO
easy with his wife, VINO will give bun great
uneaslness. The lady round faced and fair
haired, witty, discreet, amiable, and loved
BY her friends.
October. The man Of this meath will
have a handsome face and ford complex.
ion he viii be wicked 10 youth and always
inconsistent. Tie viii promise one thing
aud d. another, and remain poor. The la.
dy will be pretty; little too fond OF talk.
ing. She will have two husbands who will
die of grief; she wall best know why.
-Norember: The man born in this month
will have a fine face, and be gay deceIv-
er. The lady OF this mouth will be large,
liberal, and full OF novelty.
December The man born IN this month
will be good sort Of person, though passion.
air lie will devote himself to the army,
ard be betrayed BY his wife. The lady
will be amlable and handsome, with good
voice, and well proportioned body: she
viii be twice married, remain poor, but
continue honest.
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II Splendid Line Of A.fsHS
FROM
Salisbury 20 Raleigh, NC.

NNHE SUBS RIDERS, anxious TO aHsI
Il every facility TO the Travelling PuHe
now announce tina, they have coupIetrd n
their arrangements, and can with truth -,
We present you with a Line Of Had, %.
rssng advantages orr any other, Il 10
irish 10 get on nth ease and d,spoiel-h,.
lng obtained that great dsaderdtrm snl ii
1rayellers--no. detention on The road. Il
IS 80 arranged as TO correspond, III It's srn.
walls at Raleigh, with the departure Of d.
following stages, VIZ: The Great Dsly
Line to Blakely, North Carolina, passing
through Loursburg, Warrenion, aud hsa
fax; at the latter place a Lire Of S,aga
communicates with the PofIsmOulh Raj
Road for Norfolk: by continuing on to
Blakely, YOU strike the Petersburg RAJ
Road and on your arrival at that place "a
have the choice Of two LlDss-aei;h,i :,
lard to Washington City, VIA Rchnad I'd
.KHn Fredericksburg, OF y
&4Au Steam Boat to Nora
- At Norfolk there pA Ia
M detention, as there Is a hne Of S,rsa
Boats iur Bar qiore 10 conneIlon wIlh es
hne. THIS line also connects with one !lgs
Raleigh 10 New beru.
leaves the Manson Hotel, Salsbar,
IT ESDAY and SAT- RDAl at gc'ceck,
A. Mater the arrival ui the ltcnod
Stage from the Soulli-ari,ses to kasgh
next DAYS at 8 o'clock, p. M.-ka'es IA.
leigh TUESDAY and SA1lkDA al :
O'Clock, A. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury ten
days by O'Clock, p. M.-sliosUg ae'
cent tine on The road for ) LLEP.
a. The Hacks are Albany make, er'ITI
new, and cannot lie surpassed for caSd
and ease the Teams are excellent, i6 IN
,ers careful and attentive, and tie taF"
only SEVEN DOLLARS. AL rH'
mediate distances I cents per mlle.
o. Passengers from III, South, Sho's
to take our Line, will be careful 10 Ga !
odNSotFy oHg'
u All Bundles aud Packages al tie fa
Of the owners.
WILLIS MCnNG,
JtSEPn l.. roRNG
AErd II, ls35. e1-l
The Fare from Ralagh 10 IgGahlastl' w
amounts 10 SO so. as tcieEi
From Raleigh to Bakey, Stage Fare
Blakely TO Petersburg Rel Road lar,
Petersburg To Richmond, stage fa'' !
Richmond 70 fredericksburg, stag tNF.
fredericksburg to Washington ~
Stcam.H Boat Fare,
The Steam. Boat Fare lrom Ptidso'Is~
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is -Four Do'Idfh
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THE NEXT SESSION
AF the Female Institute, ~

III the AcIisaIc hustitutS. W 'h''
" place, will commence on tuesday the
first of March ensuing. Our system OF To
ucation coniempla,es the Intellectual, Ply
seal, and Moral welfare OF our pupils AIT
our course of destruction and mode OF lbs
clpIne are arranged with primary regaro
10 these objects. Young Ladies from abroad
are required TO board at the Institution,
where they receive the care and unremIitrd
vigilance Of the Teachers.
In addition 10 the fundamental and sclen
u6c branches which are taught here by The
aud of Globes, Maps, and extensive Phllo'
sophlcal, Chemical, and other Apparatus, 10.
srrucion is also given in the Latin, Greek,
French, and Italian languages; 10 Music,
Drawing, Painting, NeedIe"ork, &c.
Board and Tuition per Session OF i've
months, $50. For other particulars We re.
fer TO our Prospectus, Of which any person
may obtain copy BY forwarding hts address
A. JJEAVENWORTH,
T.. VI. LkAVENWOTH,
Charlotte, ~ C., Feb. To- 1886. iriHcipats
NIB. a Department for Boys
under 10 years OF age, has also been opened.
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NEW GOODS.

cles, which he offers 10 the public at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Pateu, Lever, Leplne, and
PLAN English and Swiss WATCHES,
Goid Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (uhtte, green, blue, and
dzure,) TO suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen aud Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, HE HAS Just
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Brttana.ware IN iull sets, Fine Plated Can.
dIestlcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Cas-
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, HAIR
do, Table and Tooth do, a variety Of PER.
FUMERY Of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and French,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cusslon Caps, Pocket Books, Emersons Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
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 TROTTER.
Charlotte, NoUsmJer, 1885. I0.f
y. Il. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
need money to carry on business.
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Wood WOOd!!

TUNHE subscriber informs the citizens OF
Il Charlotte, that he is prepared 10 fur.
nlsh " God to any one, either now or at any
time through the summer, al the customa.
~ price. VS. W. HAYES.
March II. 1885,
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, FEB.
ruary Term, 1886.
John Irwin
NJ. Sclre Faclas to

The Heirs at law of sell Land.
Stephen Alexander, decd.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the
Il Court, that James Alexander and Mo.
ses l.. Alexander, two OF the Heirs at la" Of
the SAID Stephen Alexander, decd. live he.
youd the limits Of the state, Orcered there.
fore, tina, they appear before our ue&t Court
OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO be held
for SAID County at the Courthouse IN Char.
lotte, on the 4rh Monday IN April next, aud
then and there plead or demur 10 SAID SCI
fa.; otherwise Judgment BY default will be
entered against them. Witness, Braly
Oates, CIerk Of said Court, at Office, the
ID Monday 10 February, A. ID. 1896.
b. OATES, {. c. q.
Price adv So CIV
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Rocks Of Common Prayer,
(CnEAP EDITION.,
For Sale at ms ofiice
Irish Potatoes,
FIRST Quarry,
For Sale by
SaTTH, BOYD & WILLIAMS.
Land for Sale.

an - VSflE subscriber offers
EahWWAM Il or sale his Valuable
0hS lyIIX Plantation on Rocky RIv.
ETIl&hh. er, 8 miles west OF Con,
1Sssss-s-s.ss cord, Cabarrus County
containing 500 acres of first rate cotton land
10 acres nearly all newly cleared and IN
a high state Of Observation-Disclosures mead
ows-. good improvements, principally frame,
Gin house, Cotton press, ihreshlng ma
chine &c. The situation is noted Tor health
Terms made easy.
Also
A plantation 3 miles east OF Charlotte
MeckIenburg county, OF $50 or 400 acres
large Meadow, good improvements aud hne
Orchard of early and late fruit.
Also
A trac, Of 80 acres, all wood land, lying
east Of the Charlotte and Salisbury Road
Joining the lands of Matthew aud Francs
Alexander, 3! or 4 miles from Charlotte
For terms enquire OF
a. F. ALEXANDER.
March 2, 1896.
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Or The Glass IA .oAieh all may see themselves re
fscied,
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NOTICE.

EeY Virtue Of decree of the Court Of
Ell Equity, will expose to Public Sale,
at the Courthouse III Charlotte, on Sdtur.
day the I'd Apr,t merit, a Likely Negro
Woman and her Children, the proper.
~ Of the late Samuel Henderson. Terms
made known at the linIe uf sale.
+. l.. SMITH, Trustee
March 3, 1886.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT.

While Pinchney'o Resolutions were under dis
cnsslon in the House of Representatives, Mr. Rob-
ertson, of Va. moved to recommit them, with IN
slrucons 10 report the resolution adopted by the
Legislature of Virginia, at It's last session, nearly
unanimously, declaring tlia Congress has no power
TO abolish slavery IN the District of Columbia
motion which it would seem, no Virginia reprcscn
tativc, who believed that tine Legislature expressed
the will oi their constituents on that question,
should have opposed. Bun yet half of her dcIcga-
ton, who were present, did SO
Mr. Owens, Of Geo. moved the +" previous qucs-
ton" the adoption of which cut off Mr. Robert
sons amendment and those who voted for it
Qrom Virginia. were Beale, Coles, Craig, Drom-
goolc, Johnson, Loyal, Lucas, Morgan, Roanc, Q
all Van BurenlteS. Against it, BouIdin, Gar
land, Jones, Claiborne Mercer, Patton, Robert
SON. Taaerro and Wisc-thc three former an
Burcnilrs, who deserve 10 be remembered and
honorcd for their Independence, in refusing to per
nit their partizan feelings to induce thcm even to
seem to surrender tins Vital point 10 the abolition
ISIS.
We regret that Mr., Coles, the representative from
this District, has given vote, which, unexplained,
leaves the inevitable inference, that in hi, OPP
MON, Congress possesses power 10 abolish Slavery
in the District of Columbia. Is this his opinion
II it is not, he should seek occasion TO dis
claim il for i; very certainly is not the opinion OF
one in fifty even ofhis own party in this district
And yet il seems difficult to account for his vote, i
he denies the power of Congress to NEEDLE will
the Slave question in the Ten Miles Square.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

SCENE IN A TENNESSEE CorRT llousE.-For
Inc wonder Of our eastern ncighborS, who pride
themselves on the dgniicd and formal proceedings
OF their Courts, we will state a hiriot scene that
occurred few days since in neighboring county,
during session OF the Circuit Court. Two young
and herv attorneys, unable to settle IA case by ar
gument of words, and having contradicted one an
oheF IN rather too plain terms for southernerS. con-
cuded to have 'tnock-domn drgnmem,' and
Sprang at one another with clcnchcd fists to the no
little diversion of the Judge, although the case had
now assumed the appearance of a most btoodg
one'-Ihc by-standers soon parted the claShing
'onnselors, and the Judge, notwithstanding the
ed'hcaton the sport. seemed to afford him, fined
'hem $50 each Rather I" tough case
Ncmphis Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

We notice that the celebrated Mad Stone
as ii called, in Caroline County. Va, it is to be
olerered for sale at Bowling Green. This Stone
we have frequently heard spoken Of and trrdi-
ton and popular belief have Invested ii with the
singular and wonderful supposed power OF an
antldote to the bite of rabid animal>. 1t has,
believe, been frequently applied in caseses Of cX-
pected or confirmed hydrophobia, with what READ
success we do not know. 1t is very certain, how
ever, that this g Mad Stone has obtained great
celebrity throughout Virginia and in other States
probably the stone has some medical qualities,
aud it ought therefore to be examined by physi-
clans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

Departed this life, suddenly, on the lNl n>t,, in
the Z lh year of his age, Mr.. lIENny MooEmAN,
Sr, Of Campbell county. Mr. Norman had com
planned of an uncommon feeling IN the breast and
head in the morning, while after he had eaten
In, breakfast, bat Notwithstanding, went to the sta
bic. ,addlcd his horse and started into the pdn,a-
tarion after proceeding about three quarters oil Il
mile from home he came to rivuet, and his horse
stopping to drink, he fell from the saddle, as two
small negro BOYS say, who happened To h. at tir
spot and never spoke moved after Thus died
this good old man--iurnishng another and i sin
KING instance of the uncertainty of human alldliS-
But he fell not las the writer of this brI'v''l IA an
appian way but in that straight u mario" way "hch
leads everlasting life, in which he had Tor 90 years
or more been endeavorng to "aIk'.Ai'' w. was i
,e,ln,,s and worthy ormber of the Methodist Eps-
co,,l Ch,,,b-,nd hi, family and friends have the
eonsoling hope that he has left the cIl III, MI
LIANT to Join the CHURCH TRIUMPH
Ant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

o. The Jouncymen TaiIors Of New York,
who we're lately found guilty Of combination to
cxtort higher prices from tbcr employers, were
sentenced, on the lib instant-the ringleader to
to pay $50, assistant 800, aud all the others $50
each. The money vas paid, and the parties lib
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

a. Mr.. Pauon's proscr,ptioa in the Globe is
operating IN has District. The Alexandria Ca
1ette says, II is determined he shall be opposed
and the name of gentleman who IS IN he run n.
ralnst him Is freely mentioned. Is II Mr.. Linn
Banks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
MICHIGAN AND ARKANSAS The

MICHIGAN AND ARkANStS.-T Tho Ell,
winch bad passed The senate, admitting tieSe
States nto the Union have pissed the lover House
without amendment and IT is understood, the Pre-
s'denI is favourable II lhcm,and they will no doubt
receive ms signature