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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

F5-Meiancholy Casualy.-A young man
by the name of Edward Willoughby was drown
ed in the Catawba river, near the Mountain Isl.
and Shoals, on Friday evening last. He had gone
to the river with several others from this place,
Tor the purpose Of fishing, and in yenturing too
far, got himselfinto whirl or suckhole formed by
two rapid currents coming together, became siran.
ged, and lost all power to save himself His bo-
dy was not found until Saturday evening when
jury Of inquest was he'd over him, and he was
decently inferred He was cabinet maker, and
came to this place from marlborough in Decem.
Der last, and has resided here since that time and
had so dsmeancd himself as to be respected by
those who knew him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

Noa-CommiudL-It was unfortunate for Mr..
Van Buren, that the state of the vote on the In
condisry Dill forced him TO poke his head lille
farther ont Of his shell than he would wish to have
done. On the eugrossment OF the Incendiary Bill.
previous to It's lhlfd resd,ag. the votes were eigh
teen 70 eigh,cen-the ce.Prc5ident out Of tho
Char There had been tico votes taken before,
when there was iit-ihe Vice President oui Of
iAe CHAIR Mr.. Calhoun seeing that the B, was
about being lost, and that il might possibly be
saved by the Wee President, taking The Char, cali
Cd on HIM 10 take the Char, and give the casting
vote. Here was quandary. VIVA, should he do
Go against the bill Oh no that would never
do. Go for It oh II was a bitter pill, bat he
mad 10 take It. SO he went for il, trusting To his
Northern friends 10 satisfy the AboliIionists that
4 was work Of political necessity, and not Of
free, unbiased will. We doubt not that the ey
euso will b. satisfactory, and they Will feel that
Jor thor ist,ress Il was the wiscst course he could
pursue Both sections wii, however, understand
tt S. Tel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

OF Columbian Repository.-The first
number of this paper. published by Hugh MQueen,
Esq, at Chapel Hill, has made its appearance, and
fully justihes the preposscssons OF Mr.. M'Queen's
friends in behalf of this periodical. It's editorial
remarks are nervous, pithy, and sensible. Its Sc
lectuns show Tho scholar and man of taste, and
the mechanical execution very good. On the very
first suggestion that Mr. MO. was about to com.
mence journal at Chapel Hill, we anticipated n
very good newspaper, and we are not disappointed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

FENHE public are informed that the sub
Il scrlber will not be responsible for any
contract made by Thomas Blakelv.
MARTIN lCEHOUER.
Charlotte, June Of, 1886. 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
A FRIEND TO JUSTICE.

A pretty comment, the above, upon the consis-
tency Of the party which claim all the Democracy,
and force all the Arisoeracy upon their opponents
The cloyen foot will show itself occasionally in
spite Of their efforts to hide it Will not the peo-
pie be warned by Its detormity Ed,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

VTRIchard II. Bayard has been elected
c Senator of The United States from the State of
Delaware, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Dr. Naudain, and appeared and
took his seat on the Doth uit,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. LEE will leave Charlotte the
- early part of next week.
June 80. 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

OF We understand that the new Engine
and Mills which have for some time been in course
Of erection at the Alexander Nine" were CON-
pctcd and put into successful operation on Satur.
day last Many of our citizens were present on
the occasion, all of whom speak very highly of
the new works--of the engine, as beautiful spc.
cmen of machinery-of the mills, as perfectly
competent to fulfil in a superior manner, all the
purposes of their erection.
We arc roqucstcd,.by Mr., Penman. to say that
he will be happy to see, at the Mine, such of his
friends and the public generally may do him
the honor to call he assures them that nothing
shall be wanting on his part to make their visit
agreeable. We intend to 60 ourself, and would
advise others TO do the same,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

GTDrorning men catch at strars.-The
Van Duren men in these parts have all along sire.
nnonsIy contended that Mr. Van Buren, was no
more an Aboltionist than the best Of us-than
Judge White himself And yet they are might.
y elaied at the recen. vote he was compelled 10
give on the question Of ordering TO a third read
ing Mr.. Calhoun's Bill to prevent the circulation
Of lneendiary publications.! What does this prove 2
Is 1t not the most direct and positive evidence that
they themselves consider him no, entirely limo.
cent Of the charge Of AboliiioLsm' Certainly il
IS. The Wing papers do not cry up Judge Whites
vote on that qucs,ion-his opinions on the subject
q abolition are too well known TO need the use Of
such small circumstances 10 prove case on one
side OF The other. Its only drowning men Iwbol
catch al straws."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

" The immortal Nine mot the Muses.,
BUT Members Of the House of Representatives Of
the United States who believe and have voted. in
the year Of our Lord 1896, that Congress has DOW.
CT to abolish slavery in the Sates-that is, TO in.
terfere Nth pirate property against III. ,ciR Of
tie O''ners''-eonsist Ofthe following individuals:
MessFs John q Adams, of Massachusetts;
William Clark, Of Pennsylvania;
Harmar Denny, of Pennsylvania;
Horace Everett, of Vermont;
William Jackson, OF Massachusetts;
b. +. james, of Connecticut:
Stephen c. Philips of Massachusetts;
David Potts, Of Pennsylvania;
William Slade, of Vermont.
Vide The vote on the frs, Of the resolutions ac
comPanying Mr.. Pinckney's Report
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

~ have the pleasure TO inform the Patrons
q ne journal, aud the public in general. that
friend, fuIly capable of the task has kindly offer.
{. 'o assist NC in The Editorial Department fof
ths present. The political Character Of the paper.
q eonrsc, riiI no, undergo any change.
am truly grateful cor past favor aud patronage,
snd ~cuJ respectfully solicit a continuance Of
he same. Nothing shall bc wanting on M par,
70 ulrlt II. 7 J. IlOLTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
CoNJUGAL. ENGAGEMENTS.

My dear, I'll thank YOU for little
mote sugar in MY coffee, if YOU please.
My dear don't dear me. I'd A.
'oon have you 10 cs!l me my devil as
my dear
We'll. nov devil. then-Ill thank
you for hIIie more sugar in my col
lee.
At this proof Of affection on Tie
pait Of her husband. MIS-. Snapdracon
burst into a rage Of tears. She had
got up. as the saying Ia. wrong end
foremost. that moIning. and nothing
could please her. She was no more
satisfied with being called nv devil
than my dear, though she had nj.
mute before declared that he rref,r-
red IT. On the contrary, she took her
husband bitterly TO task for his re adv
compliance with her suggestions.
oh You vile, wicked. good-lor.no,h.
ing nan she exclaimed, is It thus
you ,:eat your affectionate wife: |, i,
thus You apply names to her, which I
dare not mention;
My devil. you did mention it Just
Low. You suggested the idea, on
put the very words into my mouth and
! always like TO comply with your \ i.h.
es. you know. So, my deaI-ry de-
vii | mean little more sugar il you
please
Sugar! | wont give YOU jot more.
I'LL see you hanged first. You use
more sweetening than your neck Is
worth
I've acquired that habit from hav-
ing 50 sweet q wife. Besides ! paw
for IL out of my own money.
Now reproach me with my power
~, will you' If did not bring YOU
any money, brought YOU respectable
connexions, and
True, you brought all your conrex.
ions
Now you reproaoh me with that. do
you dare say you grudge my reIa-
tons every moulhful they eat while
they're here.
I grudge nothing my dear-I would
say dew
DONE use that " ord again Mr.. Snap
dragon--if you do I'll leave the table.
Thank you, my love-then Ill help
myself to sugar.
Yes, and you'd help yourself to
another wife, 1 dare say # wa
gone
I'm afraid there is but little chance
Tor that. But nv coffee is cooling,
While I'm waiting for the sugar.
Then it'll be like your love. which
has been cooling ever since We were
married.
Thank you. my dear, there's moth
ing like sharp acid for a cooling draugli.'
Sharp acid Do you call me sharp
acid Ill not endure your taunis any
longer. I'll 60 home TO my connex-
ions. I'll have separate maintenance.
Whenever you please. my dey-my
darling
1 wont take ouch pesky language
from you Going with the sugar
bowl in her hand.
My dear. leave me the sugar if
YOU please.
Here, take it" throwing i. a, hl,
head, and EXIT
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Fs. ,4s XSeEnssela.
LINES mo- A CLoAK.


~ ~ cu;hsr Srefp>di. tA<strcaSLSsre subject.
he Doasls, round him drc~ his eiotI,
Folded his srmn, sSdtbushs spoke. '-MAHrIoS
no. OF ~l.sa -o~ the heart ha, urunr,
Doh fr,enish'P sho~ the dropping feather
But thou. old freud. hsu ever slung
Most si,>el, Ia the Scrni.vst scatter:
Whes 'Snlikht ba,hed nv ps,h IT, old.
Thou d'dss not share the Jo,s th-, or0~ ny j
m~.
Bot -heo the shan--,ipg no, "a grc- eoll,
lien my warm embrace ssOa..l u.r.
Vet have on. IN srpesls. seorn--
Ho~ Title did sa.h ,corn become me-
No-~d ,h.t thou we're not u be- bor,~.
And rudsl., rsshly esN thee frcu, ms;
On have lain, IA thee u.,-eoiicd
On the dsmp cath 9Th night dew ,o.lsp.
Add little rvskrj hy nsp 81, spoil.d,
so long - rlire remained unbruken
How many irssur. on ses and shore.
have thou ard together ~wad,ds
IL TN no better than before,
who can deoy tina, Iiou at mendrd,
Md yei-the fset ] may not hide
Thou versest toward thy Dissolution.
Ihose dreadful st,,ehe, IN thy ,ds
Are running ,h. son.IitnIiop.
Thinner thou grow,a ds, ~ ds,,
isrieve To so the voars- thou'rt takinc.-
In. briag hourly waste. sssy,
The thread ~ ~h,sh II hAag,, sbr-3Li,..
Fav~rii. old irirud' Thy -u,th Il. kno-n.-
Ut the -orid J-er Inv s,,ect utrd,.
Thy toG-s have been 10 oiI,u ssts,s,
m-i'sl net thou lCokeI 'serdy'
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.WediriHrS. Patent .NeGi.
CiNCN. &c.

- WANTS. Panacrs Iiou,A', Panacea,
- lSs,1n >Nup, Lar qis'- >Smp,
INtrari buciu. tNtrs,t >.r,spsrila,
tuorbN-t oPlhi aud SAr-aPar,ils,
HeurS's Nasuc>ia
ApothecarN'. tail Nasre.ia,
Butler : APericut Nasucsia,
Lee. Essence Mustard
Hay Pie Liuramcui. BaIm Of Columbia.
NschN>ar GA, Essence ut Tyre.
Wards iIair OIl, Digestive tlAer,
ludIan Specific, syrup ot LNervort,
Row and, Tome NlNture,
OIl tub.u-. IIariacm Oh
Bsrb1doe, Tar, FRESH salad oil.
Aqpa Amon,a, nirltnir Ink,
Cold Pressed Castor OH
Su'phate Quiuiue,
" hitehead', essence Of Mustard
Genuine Acoustic Gal, GA Origanium,
oii Of Tansey, Thompson, E,e " alter.
Transparent Narni-h. with a large and
fun supply # ell srti, lr, he ioi ging toa Drug
Store, such a. Pants, Ons i've stuff. Sc.
received aud for SAFE al lOI NG'S ptu. l.
Medicine Store.
llarpers-ferry, May 10, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

I>IllS property . situated in tie village u
L FHnksioirz In Washington County. Oh
The National Turnpike road leading from
Baltimore TO Wheeling auf distant tWD mile.
from tisseTsto~u beng 90 thr centre Of one
OF the most PoPulous, wealthy aud thriving
counties in the state of Mar, land.
The Mills are upon the waters Of the An
uetam, aud driven by ssii stream with am
pie water power md which {, yer, constant
and neycI-iaiiIng
The sdNantsges attached 90 those mills
are numerous. beng ga one Of the most pro
ducttVe counties IN the state Tor wheat aud
al KIND, "f gran. wool, sc. being distant
oniN mites from W Ilhsn,sport on the 'he,s-
IL hke and ono Ciusl, ,nd nesr Hager.to~ n ,
(wth Turnpike leading 10 both places, 5
one oi the best wheat market, "a the state
"h'te large quan,ities Of gram hnd, 1t, mar
k-t II M Petu>N wanna. SC. The proposed
ksu Road contemplated from 4 hau,bo r,hurg
81 q passing through usser,tuXu, TO iutcr.rct
tie BALTIMORE aud ONO Rail hoad at Never
lun On the Potomac, will pas yer, near 10
thu place. There - not much doubt tt!t
that the AntI'isni viii be made u,Nicable
30 a. TO IHt, sect the Ctc-apeskt AID Ohtl
Canal al the Artirtim Iron Nork.--a. there
= 40" lock OF ~, place. built uN the p
iom4c Company. ~h,rh viii pa. boat
from the water, ol the dam 10 tie " alter ue-
low IT,
The Lots of Ground are situated IN and
adjoining fuuk-tow beng many of them
valuable building lots, aud IA a yefy high
state OF cultivation.
The Mansion House il a large and com
modiou, dwelling house, celebrated Tor the
Hover aud irrit garden attached To a.
This Property va, valued ~ Commission
ers appointed by the Legislature. The prize,
IN this lottery are subDrot 10 40 d,,count-ILe
prizes that may be drawn will be delivered
after forty day. subsequent To- the draw ing
II demanded within twelve month. f.om a.,
date.
The title TO thu, property - unque.tion-
able. plat Of the real estate Is deposited
with the Trustees.
PRICE OF A TICkET-l0 DOLLARS.
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AGENCY
CONIPOUND,
FOR THE SALE OF
H. n,

comPoUND,
a infalhble cure for Rh-u-sfir-,. either
a chronic or inaamnatory, and for GrarsI
and Difficulty u -uitiaS Urtss.
-ns0.-
j. Usiier's celebrated Ladiaa Panarer.
For the pre- Vention aud cure q Con,pmpt,on.
Coughs, splitting Of Blood, MereurlalD,sea.e.
aud all complaints arising from an ,mpur,
state OF the blood. e1Lwarrsnted not ,o
con;ain the least mineral substance. be,ry
soiely prepared from vegetable matter. and
may be taken os all with perfect safety -
Warranted TO eject cure where 1t Is strict
~ rheumatic. " B.--Nons are genuine sr-
csPf u,ih ihS proprietor, name IA German
CEETISioArE.-- hereby certify that have
seen the above Medicine administered M
lumber Of cases Of Rheumaitsm, chrome and
inuammatory, OF the most aggravated char
acicr. and have never known IT To fail IN any
case that came under my observation, aisaN,
-i' cling thorough cure m a few DAYS. WITH
out producing any particular inconvenience
To The patient, beng perfectly mid and easy
to take Jos. ". BiGG>, VI. ID
Graceham, Nd. Oct 10 l-5I
y Hundreds Of certih,a tcs. equal,
respectable, might bee procured from diucr-
ent sections OF the country. but vail leave
IT To the public TO make a trail and ,a,i,fy
themselves j WELLER.
MechanicstoWn, Frederick eounty,I
Mary land. April, ISIS.
lLT"The above Medic me, may be bad az
James BroVn's. Charleston
j. e. Hays's. Harper>-Ferry,
T. Tm6erLske's, Smithfcld,
X. j. .Nagruder's. Shepherds,own,
r. .Nc&errys MaItinsburg.
Oct. Is l-15 Nv.
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CONTENTS

CONTENTS
or Shannoniaie ratsT, ateo'dng 20 the srHiy-
So y tAs tate DR.. De BUTTS, Of BsL.I-
uicrt.
seleniIe. or, Sujphate Of Lime,
Carbonate of Lime,
SuiPhste of Nacnss's, epson Salt)
Nnriaie of MsEuesia,
Nuristr of Soda,
Srlphste Of Iron,
Carbonate of Iron,
SGlphuTe'trd HN irogen Gas,
taTbunc Acid Gss
T,mp,'oi"t,--ab.u, City FIVE degree, Of
fshreuheN.
P'opsIiis'- actively purSative, or gently
laNatuse, ~ proportion 4 titr quantity taken
into the stomach. ct condition &C the ~ stem
Tonic i Observation-Disclosures.
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a (,ARII.

SNHE public are secured that Doctor GRIT
- fins NEctTABiE BsLsANtc GrW. 90
PLssTEE. has gwen TIE most complete and
perfect sati-fseti.n. ~ a fcmtd, f1f paia.,
lsmcness. ard weakness DO the side breast,
and back 81 sny pars Of TIE 'Jsism where.
YER % hs. been introduced. ani hss super.
seeded lhc use of every other Strengthening
PI1Hsr, wherever iIs .iriues have become
knssu.
Il b.. likewise proved iisslf 10 be On ex-
ceilest and eheetual remedy Tor Kheuma-
tism sud Corrs upon ihe feet W. proof ol
Whlch. nothing further nted hs adduced Than
ne fact hat upward. Of ~ OO0 rolls of thu.
Plaster have been sold during the past sea
con, upon Ihe ses.bOafd 90 the middle and
northern States
TIE Afflicted cannot hesitate 60 give t q
trial. shen they are informed hat the msfu.
lecturer pledge. hiasclf. i1 every case, 90
t,ke back The Plaster, sd refund ne mo
ney u u should Dot bt found % answer us
recommendation
Jast received snd for .tle bv
IOsLPH q HAYS. Haypsrs- F,rry.
HAYS & HIGGINS. SssyssYdiiovn.
Iure p 1sIg
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MY HORSE LEOPARD,

U0l the distinguished Horse. DR. Thorn
~ tons Rather. viii stsud at INV stable
ihe fail season, and be let II mares on the
following tcrm-, VIZ: six dollars ~ the sea
sou; eIcht dollars insurance. The season
ia, commenced, and will expire on the last
day of September. l-36. Al person, that
put mare, 90 nay horse Leopard, the sPri0;
season, that did not si1ud. ate welcome "a
send their mares the tall season tree OF
charge. Leopard j. dapplr chesnut sorrei.
sixteen HANDS one inch ~ height finely pro-
pnriIoned, of great power. and commando Z
appearance. NM. T.. SlNCLAlH.
JnlN :. ls36-lt
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With other prizes. making together lO-
priLes amounting 60 s-0.3lu
1his Lottery nil toe drawn upon the plan
OF the old Maryland Lotteries. under the di-
reaiion of the Trustees appointed by the Ie-
gislstuTe
IN tn. Lottery any one disposed To- ri,k the
mail sum OF Slu--maN venture Wtpout al,
-cruples. II .. not schrme ut speculation
but simpis 10 relieve the proprietor, Il 90,
isic AntiriSm Noolien Factor, winch Wa,
destroyed b' hrr- ADD toe chance, are a.,
good, II not better, than the mouied LOite-
res.
Who would not risk the sum Of SO 10
such valuable property Nothns venture.
nothing win-delsys are dau gerou,-,end on
the cash and you shall have the prize,
For tickets address
GEORGE SHAFER. .fs,ni,
Iwnkdstca, Va
March 2. l-3G-td
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HAVING declined, for the present, NOV
III log TO the Southwest, ofsrs his servi-
ees TO the public in ihs different branches Of
his profession, and hopes BY his skill. care
and attention 10 those committed TO his care.
to merit . share Of public patronage he
may be found, when not professionally en-
gagged. at bis usual place OF residence IN Boz
i'ar. In consequence Of injurious reports
having gone abroad, respecting has Aga char
E's, be pledges himself TO charge as low a.
any other Physician, OF respectable standing,
ia the community; and heneeior~srd. for
service, rendered, aud prompt pay ment. he
viii deduct 10 per cent from The usual char
ges for medical attendance
March 10, l-J6-tf
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ggSHChCSIPT AMI POfOh,Hr
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

THE WINCHESTER .rd Potomac RAN
road Company Will contract fUr q large
quantity OF PINE WOOD TO be delv.
cred al their DsPDfs 20 g. tu,sron'. ~prlnE and
iiarper.-ferry the deliver, 90 commenco by
the 1T ~ september usNt, OF earlier u
practicable TIE wood - t. be cat o.
lengths OF I feet. and To- be corded up al the
expense Of the contractor
Any person wishing Co contract, Will rlsaso
furnish tie subscriber with hls proposition.
on " before tie l1th ~ august neNt, ststiDE
the whole amount be will furnish, the pricc
per cord. and tbe quantity per month.
For further Information Apply either pcr-
sonsiiy 90 the subscriber on the line % the
Railroad or By letter addressed % bin az
Winchester.
" ~ NORELL.
Engineer ". l. P.RR
Iutv 10. Iz1S -l
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.N.OTICE.

NNHosE~ho gave notes at the sale Of the
IL persoosl estate Of Cua,,r,As A,I..
soso, deed, are hereby notified, that their
notes will fall due on the ith OF August next
AZ the Executor lives at . distance, and will
not find IL convenient 10 wait on the differ
cot purchasers st their house,. he will At.
tend at Mr.. Boleys. (the late residsnee Of
sa,d {. Allemons. deed, on The 9th Of An.
gust, and at James p. Hughess, on the 5th
concerned To meet him on those days, e
make paymenL
All persons having claims against SAID e.
tate, will please preseat them, at that time
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN ALLEMONG. Error
II Chrisflsn .Hi,moRS, dec a
July :. lS36-3t
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,


WIZ subscriber Offers, AZ private sale. ~
FAkM "a the vicinity of LcctoRn, Jsf
tsfson county, Va, containing sbo1t 900
ACRES -Ooe-ibird Of which - ~ good
wood Land. The Improvements consist of
eomiofiAbis DvslhnE House, and ell otber
houses heeessary for farming Operations 49,
Persons disposed 10 purchase, are invited to
view the premise,
GILES y COOKE.
May 10, ts16.-N
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a IL persons indebted 80 The sIsie 81
N Dawn " SstbsR, deed or the firm Of
SSTuGE X CLEytLaSp. by bond, note. ~
book account. witch ere nos due. sf- boz.
formed thst % settlements b. MT made BE-.
fore August Court SUITS sill be brought 10
that Court ia sll cases, without respect i0
persons. The situston % the estate n such
that demands q speedy settlement
HENRY u. GARNHAKT. .kim'r.
June 10. i-16-Gt
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HVHL '10scriDsr si0eerely tenders Do.
n thanss 60 hs friends snd TIE psiiie fof
The eoonuragins suPP0u be has received
since Dc residence here-but btks leave o.
ssy 10 those Who have sispdfnE accounts
18th bin, thst thsy will very much obliEs
hin b cailiBg upon him, ~ soon - couve.
sisnt, ard settling the sans. either b. pay-
nsul o. By Bots. JOS q. HAYS
nagPsTs-Psrsy, Ny ~, 1896
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sAHseFtean Hotel and E'Ir-
gtnfn House.

FfNHE subscriber hss taken the large snd
4 convenient HOTEL on Pratt street.
lately occupied by Nr Peseock. sbd B.
bOw Fsady 70 receive hn friends and the pub
DC generally. Hs 10 determined 10 spare
no saofw 10 plsnps sll those who may see
proper 10 favor bim with q call tie thinks
be esn render he house sgrssobls 10 travel
lsFs iron asy part 81 NE Union. From bis
probably 70 the Depot of the Rail Road
aod the Steam Boat Lsndings, he oGers fa-
eiliiiss sid iaduosmsuts 20 Travellers, 20
pat ~ ~ be hosss.
D BRYARLY,
FsruUiy u TiTinis
Baliinots, AIsy ~, 1876
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CAsylsHotrn, Juiy llh, 1856.
CTIhe parties interested in TIE shove
mehtionsd decree, ~ sell a. those having
CLAIMS sgainst the estate of samuel EnzIe.
dec q, tsho are requested 60 exhibit then
before me, supported BY lawful evidence D
vii please take notice, that shall attehd a.
ny once AFORESAID lover the Market House
~ Ihaflssiown, N Saturday ~ lJh dsy Of
vert HaoniA, (August) Tor the purpose Of
carrying the shove recitsd order IL court
INTO sheet-whsn and vhers they ere re-
questee 10 sttsnd 81 . o'elock. A. NJ. 18th
the tosoesssry papers snd s,,dedee. 90 en-
cole me 10 perform ne duties rsdaifsd by
The Aforesaid decree % ths ssart
r NoRTHiNeTON, 1fss. Csa-
Jgiy ~, ie3e
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FREE PRESS.
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TWO DOLLARS & fifty OTIS.

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Payable half yearly, bst Two Do,,.,,
"'' ~ f'''ittd as paymeht 90 foil, u PAID
hl''} p 'd'anes. Whenever payment u
deferred beyond the expiration Of a. ,s.,
interest sil be charged
81 oubs' uptions fDf s,x months. Al Is 10
be paid invariably ~ sSrsne,
ADVERTISING.
Pee terms oi adteri,snE. are cor square
% les', ~, Tor three Insertions lpgef onss
in ths same proportion. Eacn c9Dtmusncs
q cents rsr square
81 All sdversssBsnis nos oAscred fog q
speciec time viii be eoatsasd I'D fosbiA.
saf eAsggsd aessraiarly.
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NOW Is TIE TIME,

NROM the hatterins encouragement the
II Proprietors have met with. IN the sale OF
their tickets, they have some assurance.
that the, m,, have it IN their power TO draw
their Lottery,
On the l5h Of .7ugud ne1f.