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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
Homer POtter's Estate.

State Of Termont. 2DE it remembered
D,si'a Of Raiaad. -. ID that at a stated
Probate Couu held at Rutland, within and for
ssid district, on the irs, Monday. being the
<ih day OF January, A. ID. 1886.
Jason Harwood, administrator OF the es-
tate Of Homer Potter late OF Plttsford IN said
district, deceased, proposing TO lender an ac-
count OF their administration and present their
seeoont sgains, said estate for allowance
Ordered, That said account be examined in
sooit, 81 session thereof 10 be holden q, the
Probste ofiee in Rutland, within and for said dis
u'e', on the Is, Monday Of February next aud
that he publication Of copy OF this order, three
weeks ,ocees,Seiy ia the Rutland Herald. pfin,.
ed al Rutland, ss ,oon as may be, shall be SUI.
heient notice 10 all concerned 10 appear, 1t they
zee cause, and object thereto.
3 F. w. HOPKINS. Ree,s,er.
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ELIJAH ". spAuLDING,
Commissioners, Notice..

\" y, The subsoriber, being spPoioiod by the
w Hon Probate Couti for The District Of
Rs,isnd, commissioner 30 receive, examine and
adjust ell claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
ELIJAH W. PIERCE,
late OF Mt. Holly. 10 ssid district, deceased,
represented in,olyen,, aud also all claims and de-
msnds exhibited IN OBJECT thereto; and six mouths
iron the s,h day OF January, init, being allowed
by ssd court for that purpose-we do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend to the
hasiness Of our said srpointmen, a; the dwelling
house OF s,lss Wsfner, 10 said NJ. Holly. on the
second Saturdays Of February and March next.
from o'clock until 8 o'clock =. NJ. on each Of
said days.
IRA GARFIELD, Con-" ~
Dated a, Mt Holly this 18Th day oi January,
1898.
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TO PR / NJ 4 z X S.
''HE subscriber has just received a large ad
Il dhioGal supply OF excellent
PRINTING INK,

INV i.>o INN,
with which he can furnish Pun'sf's on very
reasonable terms. FAY
pLANks. For sale at the Rutland Book
- Store Blank County Court WIS on Note,
Book, on jail Bonds and for general declarations:
slso, &C Executions; blank Wsuantee. Quit
Clam aud Mortgage Deeds; Blank Justice Wri,s
and Executions and Justice blanks Tor Records
OF Judgments Blank sabpena's-liehway sur
yeIors bisnks--sll kinks OF Probate blanks. blank
Citations and certificates for poor debtors. aud
Jail BoLds. Blanks for taxing co.u Of .i,nes,e,
lJoH Prln'ed) ssDary kinds OF Military blanks.
&c &C w. FAY.
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STOVES. &c.

TIME Subscribers have for sale at their fur.
l. mace 10 Clarendon, Cooking, Parlor and
Box Stoves, Potash Kettles, Csldrons and Pig
Iron--sll Of which will be sold low for cash or
on credit.
CALEB HALL & son.
low
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PENSIONERS

4 ESSE GOYE continues to pay such are
- restored, ard TO Transact all business for PEN
sions, as usual at his Office 2 doors Forth of the
Court House. Rutland. If
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H5lIAY9 8 HATS 81

VIE subscriber, once more, comes before
Il the public and offers for sale at his old sbop
in the East village of Rutland, a ieetie the best
assortment of HATS that me has had for many
years consisting Of
CastOrs, Maps and FeIfs;
which he promises he will sell as low as can b..
purchased in the country, for cash or produce
and those who want reasonable credit can have
it. Now he has only 20 desire that those who
want to buy, will call before they buy elsewhere,
aud he thinks that he can convince them thai
he has stated truly.
CASH, and the higbes, prices paid for SHIP>
PING FURS. OREL COOK
Rutland, Dec. 5, 1885. 5O:Gw
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TO kINTERS.
Franklin Letter Foundry.

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Il in the composition of printing types,
and the Improvements and increased facil-
ties of casting them, have induced the sub
scrlbers to adopt the following list of
PRIcEs AT six months credit. for appro-
we'd paper or at discount of five per cent.
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BLANK ROCKS.

BLANK BOOKS.
"A LARGE assortment Of all kinds of BLANK
"a Work, vel bound and good pager, viii
always be found al the Rutland Book Store.
November IL, 1898.
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STO H =.

LNOR sale by JAMES BARRETT, Jr Stan
l. ley's celebrated rotary COOKING
STOVES; Also, his new improved PARLOR
STOVES, at his lowest cash prices.
Rutland, Dec. q, 1885.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
New and vaiunhlc school Rock,

iNfW anu vatuIbit SNuuOi buOk.
9s~The attention VI Instructors, Sehaol Com.
mriees, and others interested IN the subjc,, Of
EducaIion, IL requested 10 The following new
aud valuable work, enliled
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09

seerstsries. and under clerk. tol The cs.ss..j.
purpose Of visiting friends. I.
:" 10 be serious. is not this travelling system.
adopted by our Cabinet, a disgrace 10 the good
sense OF the American people7 Wbeh was il prac.
used betore7 Did Washington, or Jefferson. or
Madison practise it7 No. Washington's Cabinet
did not think Of SO mean a method of sustaining
riseii. Jefferson expressly forbid his Csbinet Sl
resorting to such rRIcEs, so much like uggIers or
penny show-nen. And in Madison's and Monroe's
days, the eommendabe precedent of Jefferson v a a
adhered to. The people. we dare say, will correct
'his, among the other thousand dangerous exam.
pies and policies adopted by the Cabinet, in the
course OF month or two more, or by their votes
IN November next"
Comment IS unnecessary. 1t has never been
the course Of the present administration 10 prnc
,lse what they preached before getting into power.
We would ask if the commemorate preeedea, of
Jefferson is adhered to- Where now Is the Pres.
dent and bis cabinet scattered 10 the four winds
and for objeel7
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PATRIOTISM TRIUMPHANT.

--"Qn-t opt1an aiugDs p'ohstttrre ner,o
AHssr4t, r5.eenGa dtes, en- ntIlH uaro."
Thank Heaven We can at last say and
We say It with the proiuuudest gratitude TO
Providence, that
HONEST NORTH CAROLINA Is FREE.
free from Jacksontsm, tree from Van Buren,.
lsm, FREQ from Dck Johnsonlsm, aud lree
from the domination oil those wnuse only pa.
triousm appears TO be slavIsh subseruency
to those who distribute the lodSes and f.h.
Is
We are literally and truly nstonished al
the success of the Constitutional party lit
has exceeded the expectation OF even the
most sanguIne. But year ago, the State
was as completely in the hands Of some
dozen or two Of brawling demagngues, as
Cons,antlnope is 10 those Of tlte Turks and
no Que believed that the honest yeomanry
and working men Of the country had even
felt indignant at 1.-THE arrogant dIctatlon which
had periodically issued from the petty aux.
lliary cabais that echoed the wishes OF those
who paid them, Tine, however, has shown,
that that orderly and powerful class OF our
citizens deeply ielt the insult, aud the dan.
ger of longer submission; and most nobly
have they pronounced their indignation al
tho pols.--Ne0bern Spectator.
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Election the 10th oi November.
ez-Gea. Nm. II. Harrison We have IN

C.l-Gta II m. II. Harrison We have IN
.e.ed an article N io-day's Paper. under the above
head. Oar object in laying !, before cur readers
nnol % nuch to forward the prsiension. u Gen.
llr.s0n to tie Pfe,iJeacy, az to repe tbe fort.
Of lds administration papers 10 taruish b.. rcpuiA-
I'm and coaoesl or deny tbs extent aud value Of
- services. We appeal. therefore. 10 a simple
..asc d honest desert, 10 plain American sppre.
cation Of soltip,y capacity and n.e,iiorioGs civic
ea'r faithfully eItentsd, in soliciting the at,en
ia Il ouf readers 10 this article" vi ich will b
f9ld q Tie fld Page.
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AOOh ag Ihfs!

TEyHE Subscriber Informs The Cit,zons of
IL Charlotte, and the Puhlc G.nrralk.
tina, he still keeps up The OMNIBUS con-
Germ for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte TO any # the neg hhorins
towns. tie also keeps neat and cas-, rid.
ing JUMPER for tho same purpose. He
also keeps fine 'idng horses. All Of which
will be hired out on as reasonable terms a.
possible. First rate drivers IA oil eases.
Jaly %, 1886. B,P BOYD
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From Tie n. c. Standard.

We learn that our friends calculate on
General Newland's election by about 500
majority. The Counties of Burke, Yancy,
Buncombe, Haywood and Macon will all
give him majority, whilst al Rutherford
his vote will be- much stronger than at the
last election.
Commsat.-Graham's majority in Bun.
combe 366, Macon 100, Burke 372, Rn,her.
ford 1907 Total Major.'es lS45. New.
lands majority in Haywood lie, Yancy
us. Total majorltes 23l. Graham's Ma.
jority 1914
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09

or Cholera IN Charleston. The Board
Of Health OF Charleston, has given notice 10 the
Ci,xens that the Cholcrs has made its appearance
~ that city Ga tie 30th uit. IN The weekly re-.
part, they give tho deaths Of seven blacks, by that
disease. On the 3ls,, the Board rcpo,tcd that
eleven cascs had come 10 The knowledge ofthe Spe.
cidtC nmmiiicc, appontct: by the Board, since Tues.
day last O'Clock, two Of which have proved "a.
tai. The disease SO Gar has been confined to the
blacks, and few whites Of incorporate habits
The Board promise to report daily all cases that
cone to their knowledge, and call on the citizens
not to Be alarmed, BY the numerous reports, daily
put IN circulation, hut 10 place implicit reliance on
their daily reports, s7d keep their premises clean
and vol pnrhed BY a liberal use of Lime and
Chloride of Lime.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09
A correspondent informs us that The jail

A correspondent informs us that The jail
al Halifax VAS burnt down on tie morning
Of the 2ilh uIumu. Ii was set on FIRE l.,
the pflsuners; all Of whom % IN uuu.ber,)
Il vas though. had persisted III the flames !;
ont tSo OF the prisoners, negro rran aud
@hie woman, were subsrq ueuiiy taken, Who
stale iaa, they first bufnt holes lurcugh the
doors, and al mude tEeir escape, except
8ozmar, derangeI man, "ho refused 10
20, and was consumed Sl,h Tue buldlos.-
Rdtdch S.dr.
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Majority 5,If0
senator of ne DISTINCT nclu5cd.

Senator Of the Diiric, ucIujcd
The Fayetteville Observer states TIA, tho in.
spectlf Of Precinct No, 3 Ia Montgomery eouatv,
who was a Van Bsren nan, refused to mako r,.
turn bcrantc Dudley hsd msjnnty. The phil
az ssccrislned vas Tor Dudes us, Spaiyht % /;
bot add toe suppressed precinct, aud i would be
Dudley about l9S. sud sfslght les than 100. We
hops 4 there ! anr penalty Tor such an on,-sge
on Tic rrhis Of the People, it will be enforced.
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GubernatOriaI Election.

we have received toll returns from all .ae coun.
lies IN the State, and We are now enabled to la
before our readers The final result II will be seen
That Gen. Dudley ia elected by 5,I4O majority
We also publish our table showing the state o..
parties ia the next Legislature.
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At WeDAsorth, Rockingham County, Oh the
evening oil Friday the 26h Ult. very suddenly, Col.
ALFRED E. HAMMER, senior Editor Of the
Greensborough Patriot. lie lefi home on the Mon.
day morning previous, apparently in his usual
health and spirita, bot was taken violently i'll on
Thursday morning, of bilious cholic, and paid
tho debt Of nature the next evening.
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Mr.. hadison's Political Lcgdcy.-The
following is tho title of the work lett bv Mr..
Madison 10 be- published, fran whchlts con.
tents may be ascerialned
debates in the Congress Of the Confed.
Grafton in the years l7S2, 3, and 4, by
James Madison, then Member, with Let.
tiers and extracts OF Letters from him during
The period Of his service in that Congress
to which are preixed the Debates, in 1910,
on the Declaration Of Independence, and on
a few of the Articles of the Confederation,
preserved by Tn. Jefferson; and, also, De.
bates in the Federal Convention Of 1857,
by James Madison, Member"
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VI The TrapeIliag Cdbiae!,--During
we Administration Of J. q. Adams.--when every
''0s went wrong, and whose administration was
" = P9t down :" if II was as pure as the angels
+" hcaven," Cabinet was dubbed with the Ii.
- "hich heads this article. The Albany Argus,
'"''eno g'Jackson paper of August. 1898, con-
n''' the following precious moroccan. 10 il mo-,
'pphcablc a, lhi, time.
g., summer elections are taking place, and su.
.s " e,ectlons are near a, hand ia several States
VIC onion, The cifcc, s, that we see the mem.
'o' NE United States Caboo, scattered up and
II mere aud there, in this State aud that, from
''tsiaent down TO most Of the secretaries, sub.
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The good effects Of the Wings triumph
are already fell in our community. During
the reign Of terror" if Van Burente
trluuphed ever Wing, even for a consta.
b!esh'p, the ecsiacies of ",he party !" were
so vociferously expressed that The latter
celebrations Of the Eleusinan mysteries
were quieiness in comparison. Now, wo.
men and children are permitted to sleep as
quietly at night % if no great moral revo.
luton had taken place.-Neubern Spec.
mobile, AUGUST 20.
A Ship Struck By lightning. Tile ship
HarbDger, Capt. Prau, which sailed from
this port for New York, on "Wednesday,
was struck by lightning in the Bay, near
Mobile Point. The electric fund descended
the mannast into the interior Of The ship
ana Sc, the cargo, principally cotton, Oh
hre. a good many passengers were on
board, but fortunately no one was injured.
The ship was tuwed part way 10 toan ON
thursday by the steam boa, Mobile, ana
yesterday afternoon she cane Up To the
"harf under the tow Of the steam boat Sun.
As soon as she struck the wharf, the halche,
were knocked away and three engines piay
ed IN upon the cotton and fire in double
quick time. ln about three hours the ship
vas nearly filed with water aud The fire ex.
tInguished, when the cotton was taken cut,
with great despatch until The cargo was all
upon the wharf. Nothing could exceed Tie
promptuess, energy and despatch Of the fire.
men upon this occasion. Their conduct is
worthy Of all praise. The ship is but litrle
injured. The lightning shivercd 10 atuus
the main.toP gallant mast and the fire burst
up a portion Of tie deck, and The fremen
cot up other portions of il. Bot 10 believe
THIS vas all the damage she sustained.
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-->A-l-ss-5z-- etA>~S can u ana am luther
d"terGtued to i've the best bargain ever II.
ven in property Of the same value. The
stand is sufficiently known, and | think it
unnecessary 10 speak Of the patronage as ii
also is we'll known. Every hing is IL coed
repair. Information for particulars gwen
promptly, ii requested. Will give first
rate trade in The fullest sense of the word
VIZ: IN price, terms, DC. Try me it YOU
are not satisfied about 1t, but yun must br
IN good earnes, when you either write or
talk To me up N the sutjeci--Jokes sill be
inadmlssabe. Should fail in selling, de-.
pend upon II | will do my best 10 &c, all the
custom can-(and charge every body too.
J. D. BOYD.
Charlotte, September, 1886. n3
- The Walchman, Raleigh Register
and Standard viii give the above 4 lnser
TONS and forward their accounts.
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to II ouf readers 10 this article" hieh will bc
f9at oa The fla Page
f-5-Sprerior COuri.-rhe Superior Cour
fsllt County cennsnetd is session 10 lbs town
. ihs ?1iA u!,imo. Has llon3r Judge Dick pre-.
siding There WA 10 business Of importance
ta1,4e,ed on Monday and Tuesday. On Wed
pe,lsg, Charles JogiAiu was tisd and found
teity Of Grand LAresny, and on condition Of his
l.syuc INC state before the ntSi Court. the penal
~ fcmlst'e &, % paying coats. o. Thufsday
NilIn R'iasr was arrsisned and tried far III,
rardcr d William ell. On the dsy Of the
,.es'i.a, vas bound guilty.. and sentenced to b
trg O. ire 2ht OF oetober ne,,. We were no,
r,en. At tie trial, but tbs circumstances OF the
az. - eos VIC euSld harm acre these. that ca
ID dsy Of tlte election. whore StilNen and others
ss a.si To vote, son Of hi. sbou, l. Or IS years
q e ard his soo.in.la~ we're quau,ling--S,i..
s,' aenl ap 10 ale III, soa away, When Gsincr.
saa sss inl.h, aisd. ioieficred and ,ticd 10 pre-
ra't--Sliseil, succeeded ia heepins them from
t.bra+ =, tti. Tins; sitter They bad been segars.
~ p, sometime they met and cor cneed Gsht.
rs-S ilwrIl wtn, % 10 Part ihcm, and IA auenp
~ 70 g. so, Rsiner ioitflsred seeoud lime ald
song ~ sosae distance from ,hcn---as sooa a. be
neayar.d he approached again far ,hc ,ant gar.
ia'e a. ea' supposed, hrn Rainsf sltacA hial 81.
rfsi ,Q,cs abou, thr head aud kie.sd him, vhiyd
aaed 81. deash NJ ~ .dcu,e was S.op.ht or.
rsilt prove lhal silueli hsd given tic least 5r,.
'4.a1 - ilv assault. Rtiar5 represented a.
bts i-sactble persaa ah,n .oser, bu, when h.
'a''caitd vcry qa,f,slsousc From b. Nholc con
s1rl s1..us tso ~. isli.h Juage Diek noticed
q saaygnclag sen'enoy ana Nhtio the Jury VA.
rttirg w their verdict, c1lncrd hardness Of
taf' eau'nal IN oar experience and showing =
'.r' O feeling and Disregard Of consequence
Tn = another warning 70 incorporate pcreeas
lae'e vasa eirtumslanec occurred Jurlrg this
U.s. vhich We snoald nol notice, b., TOT its being
's"'"'l n ths community. and 10 swatcn IN tho
'.'s' q al good citizens tie danger d such
paa''', 4nd a disposition to Li,countcnauco il IN
'-.sie' In empsnDeling the jury an attempt vas
1'as and successfully too, . exclude every White
H'' 'o.n II, BY one Of tho prisoners counsel, and
'a'' Of our most respectable citizens wcrc reice
70 'o' tbcir political opinions only We say the
F'ootts counsel, because the prisoner was an.
'fSa7'bled 9Th number Of those who were re-
te'c' There were also Van men Blren rejected,
e1i'n docs no, alter The case. Tie learned conn
% vas observed by Gro than one person in his
"'.'' and notwithstanding bis attempt 10 pack a
!tiy be supposed he could influence, verdict
- We believe righteous oae, has been render.
" aSalns, bis client Our country is ~ a bad
'''e Of feeling when her citizens arc TO bc excu
va Tom The jury box tor 81 homes, difference Of
's'i'a For the prosecution y. ". Alexander,
.''A'sd BY !. l., Smith, En-, for the prisoner d.
t.Oa'awsil and J, NJ. Hutchinson, Esqs.
" The Trapellins Cabiae!,-During
We AtWtuiktrattco ar a AA..r. .k. 49,,
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Y ALUABLE LANDS
For Sale on a Credit.

VALUABLE LANDS
For Sale on a Credit.
MNM RY virtue ola De. .e
l:;;;E ED cree ofrhe Cour, ~
.sslsk of Equity, will sell
II, ne dwelling House Of Moses A. r.,ks,
on Monday the 9Th day OF October next,
valuable plantation formerly owned by
Edmund Stilt now decd, lylng on the va.
lers Of II Mile Geek, adjoining the lands
of VIM Aikirsnn, Ru,well Clark, Jas. G..
DAVIS and others, for beuef, Of partition a.
mong his hers.
Also
BY the same authority, at the late Dwell.
ing ol Darling Br!k, sen., decd, | will sell
Tour tracts oi land, owned formerly bv SAID
Darling Beik, on Tuesday, the 18th da., Of
October, VIZ: One tract known as the Sill.
verrun tract, adjninng the lands If Geo.
Mccain, the Zig survey, George HOWE and
others. One called the lower tract, adj lin.
M the lands Of James BeIk, D yid Carpeu.
ter, and others, containing d bout 800 arrrs.
Also, one other tract, adjoining The lands Of
James Bek, Jesse Milton and Nancy NJ, Mt.
2onery. Also, the home Tract on which
SAID Darling Belk resd at the time of his
death, containing about COO acres. Sold
also for benefit Of partition.
Also
By The same authority, on Thursday the
ooh Of October, viii sell on The premises.
tract Of land formerly owned bv Henry
Massey, COW dec d., ing on The North side
of IL Nile Creek, containing about 1900
acres, for the benefit Of partition among The
heirs al law Of said II. Massey.
All thr foregoing tracts viii be sold on
CREDIT Of II months, the purchasers giving
bonds and approved security.
Further particulars made known on tho
days of sale.
By Order, D. r. DUNLAP. C. ME-.
Sept. :. is36. Price of adv. Sc
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Ncjor Gates.-We understand That the
Pres,uett has, Il, the request OF MJJ"r Gates,
ordered court MARTIAL 10 re.exanune aud
pronounce Oh The circumstances Of the atial
al Fort Baruwri. 4 material fact, which
has Inade strong Impression against MAJ n
Gates, although mol relied on by the court
0i enquiry, Is rendered more than doubtful
bl an examination OF the wrtituu testimony
The gruanlug which was supposed 10 pro.
ceed from the men who were shot outside
the fort, aud Which excited strong dlspo.
slilon for a sortle, there is much Likelihood
was stralagem Of the Indians 10 draw out
portion OF the garrison. We are assured,
also, that Major Gates went out alone and
approached ~lihn sixty yards q the aen,
aud saw that they we're scalped, aud TO all
appearances l.uiess. - Gi0Le.
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NOTICE.
- &lRAYED from the sub
c. L. - scuherat John Yandle's
SV II N Tucknhoe, on the nishs
'AA&s aa.s1=sE.Es~ # the 26,h ultimo, (Frrday)
a small snrrel MARE, The property of JAS.
w. punmer, with a blaza face and hip>h"t.
Any person who will give niormatlon or
deliver her to me al the Alexander Mine, or
TO Alr. George Cross, Charlotte, shall be-
literally rewarded inr their trouble.
SALATHIEL HARRIS.
Ssp' 2. 1895 lnif
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09

da, ught last, a bay HORSE. with hack
name and tail, l6 hands high, 6 wears old
last spriug-iiur of his colts teeth he. has
never shed, aud he has on the root Of his
egg, with both hind feet White, The right
hind leg about half White, and blazA in
his face, wih saddle, birdie, and halter -
ANY person taken up said horse and thief.
~ the horse alone viii be hhetal, reward.
Any Information will be tina, kiull, received
If left al Capt. james r. Neeb's tavern in
Charlotte.
MATHEW WALLACE. fR. 81
Sept G, ls2S 9,ep
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09

dark complicated, and i thought TO b. in the
nrighborhnod OF the Harris Nine. He aas
purchased from WltIam A. Harris. The
above reward will be given r delivered to
me-, or secured in any jail, So that | can get
him. GREEN HUE.
Sept. :, 1886. IOff