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The following is an extract from the
report Of Mr.. A. ]. Dallas, when Secre-
tary Of the Treasury. ia December.
1916. II will be- read with interest dur
ing tie present experiment at coercion:
There was no magic in mere
Treasury instruction to the collectors 0f
the revenue. which could, by its own
virtue, charm gold aud silver again into
CIRCULATION. The Penp!e, Individually,
dad nOI possess metallic medium. and
could not be expected 10 procure II
throughout The country. as we'll as IN the
cities, by ans eXerliOns unsIded by the
hunks. snd the bank. too umId ar tao
int, rested, declined every overture 10
90 operation for reins,alng the lawful
currency. In this state OF things. the
Treasury, nay, the Legislature remained
passive. The power Of cOercIng ;he
banks was limited to the rejection oI their
notes ia payment of duties and taxes.
aud To tie exclusion Of their agency IN
the custody aud distribution uf the reye
nue.. but the exercise 0fthsI power would
not generate a cnln currency. thong II
would certainly act nppress,yely upon the
People, aud put at hazard every sum Of
money wnich was due the Government.
Unul. iheTriolc, a Substitute was ProsId-
ed fnr the pa sr "f ,he banks, II would
have BEEN q measure ul useless and
impoiI,Ic severity towards The conn unl,v
10 insist that all Contributions 10 thu ex-
penses ri the Governmrn should be paid
~ a medium, winch, IT Is repeated, the
community did not possess, aud could
not procure"
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navern. . { Nasal .lay 81.

Haveru'. dass) 'lay %.
Hour 10 cure Hard Times We are
extremely grauied To- witness the faculty
with which our people Accommodate
themselves To tie Ilmes
We have iwenty-sIx shoe shops IN the
village of our resldeuce in Bradford; they
were slowed iul Of men aud boys, and
the sound Of the hammer was ucessant
last winter from day light TO ten at nIghl.
A few weeks since The whole sysitm oil
shhe business was deranged; instead nj a
press for hands there was lIttle empluv-
mcn,, and less pay. Our people walked
the streets, talked poliIics, and played
ball a few days 10 prepare their limbs and
bodies tor other operations, aid then took
tn farming md gardening, with az INDUS
Try ruly amusing aud praiseworthy. Lots
OF land are procured by almost every me.
chanIc who has family. the DIOR yards
and nuI houses are searched for manure.
and on every pleasan. day the fields are
all aIiUe " Ith cheerful laburers.
w ascertained Few DAYS since that
one small farm Of Is or 30 acres, which
was LEI out this spring, had thirteen
occupants! Many other fields are let in
pieces, and We doubt not that next autumn
will witness the owners out ol the reach
Of spectators in grain and flour Our
other villages are pursuing sImilar
Course. Il is hard job TO starve yam
kee unless you catch hun unau ares.
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From the Lous-'U'" Gazette.
THE DuTCHMAN'S JUBILEE.

. i-I8s Un slanCpe aIteT rssts n ON tItlzFns
a TINS lHy s"..ti:n@m 5
d socralic 0Tatgr
Lebanon in Pennsylvania Is a pretty
At ,DsH-prrhaps as pretty little
,o& a. you Will rome across IN al The
" H., stone STAR and ii is moreover
VERY Irmocrauc lItlc sown--perhsgs as
IL .n"cra'Ic a lIule town 4. nnr wtl find
a. here in TIE traces Of J4rkson-Vsn
B. D,m,r'acy 1t contains a lev
Wings, us true: but they are poor,
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cargress Il ihs session Of Ssplfa.seFs
nertsssrs. - nd thsse h..Fes e a.
aPpoinlsd. lhe early meeting q consre.s
EllI b. fortunate Tor those 4 our lsllsv
eilizens Who are engaged IN cOnaercs il
lie Gulf &c Mexico.
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orr, -fAL.-FROx rms GlOHE.


MEAlIU.
Tie Ansrean vessel. lihe Am Eliza,
NJ Nv Yark. ] seIzed - Nsrs Cruz by
,be ouser If ihe rommandsni. Gusdal"uPe
yi~,ogis. was shortly afser released. u
wss supposed On lhs e"asi that shis VAS
5nne hersuse The conduct Of The Con-
mandans was not approved BY The Cow
ernmena. although u was annnuneed 70
n without dirsrlinn from the Executive
The following articles. Mhlsh have
heen translated lar lhs Globe, are extract
al frn,n The nlario ard the MeErnri'; the
fir, # which j. published - The cliy oil
Mexico. the lasler II MslamoTas:
Pom the NrEsu'o
The Nalclez lonk Possrsslon OF the
Urrea, and. - a just Tepnsal. all The A.
meriean yessels u hIeh we're IN the P"F' l"i
Mssamnras' have been detained.
H. consequence Of the Im.','T'sni events
that have taken place Wi'h size liniisd
States slaop nf was Nairhfz. General
Valenlin canallze has Prorrrded q" ihe
mouth al the river Brazo lie Santiago.
which j. Ia he placed n complete state
of s.efsnre. That vessel - yet cruising
near nng shores. waiting. no d"uhi. tor
a,her prizes that NAV be detached lrnm
the squairna, After taking Possrssi"n "i
the t;snrA urres. size endea'"rei Go
seize the schooner julius cG,aT alsn.
which hid been taken from the insur'
gents ni Texas. aud had lhAs morning AZ
reed upon oug r0asi. eouE"yIng the brig
licneral Trran. THIS srhn"urr - sale
wtlum ll,r aver. aud lhe brig alsn. in Iif
iiraxn. nua"ul ha,ing sustained any 9th
er injury than Whal VAS nnaEuidabIe "a
escaping FROM altc ,loop. Yesterday thur
~ prisoners. taken IN the Cesar, arrived
YESTERDAY evening the aimed brgs l.'-
berladnr aud keneeslur del Alamo, Under
the command 81 the CommandeG-In-rhlri
Of the squadron. aach"Ted IN front "i Ihe
Brazo d. Sanuago. hungIng With than,
as a prze. the r'Xlaa armed schooner
Independence. which was hrr"ically de-
tended helore she surrendered, and the
captain MS BADLY wounded u. canh"n
shut. William II. Wharton. rsq. was
al,o taken prisoner in her. "ho MAS pro-
ceedlue 10 ihe United Stairs IN the cla-
racler of mln'>trr plsnlpolenIlar! tr"m
Texas. Among the guns on board the
Independence there are eight which were
lost the day one ear 80" at san JAcInio,
and thev nov bear the INITIALS ri the prin-
cipal ladies' in Texas. where shesr guns
were regarded a. among the most ei"r'-
Gus trophies that caPrIclous i"r'une had
dispensed.
The prisoners have been kindly treat
ed. aud The C"mmandeT-ln-ctieG has CAV
en- order. that Ihey shall continue To be-
So treated whilst on their way u head
quarters, especially the wounded I ap'a'n
and Mr.. Wharton. This - c"nl"rmabie
To the character ii the nation, aud gives
! luslre To the justice Of ITS cause.
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The Cabinet Of the new Presidpn, If
Msxir0 consists u,
Lewis q. creEss, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
]. Pena y Pena. Minister Of Graes snd
gnsIIre.
Jaagnim l., Brijl. Minister u Finaar.
Gen. Meriana MecheleRa, Minister al
War.
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the OAK laurel leaves thai eneireled The
pa,rial's hssd. and he fell inla gsn'ls
sumter. BuI presently surh > hnbhssh
beSel his ear. Is had never I'LL that i'me
heen known nui Of bedlam. and amid ihe
slamming of The doors. the breaking ii
windows, and the impreeslinns "i he
good and loyal democrats Of the i0wn. he
was dragged out Of his bed. kicked down
stairs. Tied aslrihe of his glorious - No
Bank pole. and borne 70 the nearest
gonse pond. when he was without reFe-
m0ny sOnsFd in head aver heels. and each
time he arose most Pleniifully besPaiier-
ed with mud and hlIh.
This lasted Tor half an hour: Al the eN-
piralion of which Iins the assembled de-
mocraey 0f the town quluily and peaee-
fully dispersed. Hans WAS carried home
by a couple Of gond nainTsd Wings. who
gave him the explanation which has mo-
bic :. lrlI0w ciizpns # the Great Demo-
cratic Family had refused Ram.
II appears that courier had just arrlE-
ed IN lawn from the capitol Of the state.
bearing the intelligence that fhe Lfgisla-
fpre hal refused 10 rs-ehaTffr ~ Lhha-
non BasH az this hank C"bus Van
Haulrash and York SP"oner we're "ih-
GERS. and Ia u many o. the active spirits
Of the morning, Jubilee Wrre largely Az
debled. The 10y al Dem 'cTart could not
punish the Legislature; but their wrath
mus, have an outlet somehow. 81 they
determined to vent IL upon their late "'a-
lor anu i1ll. Hans SlaIierschalek. tie
originator III the nnw lelled hus still SAT-
rzlng =. .No Bank" pale. This they dad.
according Ia the best authorities a. above
stated: aud thus ended the Dulchman' :
Jubilee.
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r. 40 ~. nlatIo.
DEPARrMEST OF rmE iSrERIon
Tie President ad ,nt,ria Of the .MfEtcra ktpab
hr 10 tia Iaha5tt4H&


Tie President ad ,nttria Of tas .Mr1,can ktpab.
tr 10 tia Iaka5gtaHts
BE IT known. that the Gsnsral Con-
gress has dcrrerd the following:
The GnvernmenI. With the advice al
the Council. will laht measures To carry
InIo effect the rolontzau"n u the lands
that belong, and ought To belong, to the
Republic, by sale, leases. or pledges,
applying the proceeds (Which. 10 case Oi
sales, shaIl not be less than ten reals per
acre. Sl:25 cents. to the funding ol the
public debt already contracted, or that
nay be contracted hereafter, reserying
enough, always, To fulfil the promises
made 10 those who aided "a securing our
independence. aud Tor the bounlles and
concessions that Congress NAV decree in
favor of the tribes Of indigenous nations,
and Of those who may aid ia the re-es-
adjustment Of Texas; not regarding any
laws heretofore enacted relating tn COLON
lzalinn, the provisions OF whmh, when
conflicting with the present, are wholly
repealed, aud reInstaung the prohibition
OF the lth article OF the law Of the 9Th
oil April. 1920
.Herico, april |, 1897
The auIhenIicatnn follows.
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TNDIaN FIN.

One Of The earliest settlers Of the conn-
try aronnd Lake Champlain, was Col.
Edmund Raymond. lie understood the
character and disposition Of the natives
of the forest. aud lived with them in
much harmony, Frequently empleying
them TO row him up and down the lake,
A. he had occasion. One stout fellow.
by the name Of Bigbesr. had h,s wigwam
81 no great distance from the Colonel's
dwelling, and was often there. The Col.
having occasion TO visit one Of the dis
tan shores of the lake. employed Bigbear
to row him 10 his canoe. On then re.
turn. they passed near a high, ye. slop
irv lr,lgr of rocks. IN which Law an i'm
ntn,e number 1t ra'tIrsnakrs asleep, aud
b., tae IN the sun The Indian gave a
penetrating l"ok at he C"ronel. and thus
in ,r"d Ravnun live lanr Yes was
III reply. Well ,hen. r., nun have
f aud Indian. aud hold glum So
h 80 d along silent and sl"w and cul
a 70 Il * irOm 'inrh "' h'zrls
ucon The bank. Steady now, hold a
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EF"IH e oN"t'I7u Nu"'''7HN
Mrs. n Donald, one hundred and ten
years ofGge. -.

Mrs. n Donald, one hundred and fen
years fage. So
Mrs M'Dnnald. residing al Q Cnch-
rane street. IN this city. completed her
llOlh wear last month. having been born
in August 1926 Her hItIh place was
the Bridgegs,e IN IT'S better days; hn, she
was removed IN her infancy from Glas-
gov to Msybole. where she spen, The
prime OF lie. and returned To this city
about forty five years ago. She MAS
then IN comfortable circumstances. was
twIre MARRIED. and gave birth 70 fifteen
chudren. all Of whom she ouIliyed.
In l745. when Prnce Charles Edward
arrived u Maybnle. in his retreat after
his expedinon 10 England, she vas one
among many who presented him with
peace offering Of The produce OF her
kitchen aud her DAIRY; and being. to use
her own expression, - guide kimmer'
in those days, she had personal inter.
view Nth the Cheyalier on the occasion,
who paid her house wifery some high
Compliments in his Frenchi6ed English.
which he accompanied With hearty
slap un the shuulder--,he remembrance
OF all which lights uP the venerable wo-
man. 6nr iraturss xIth enthusiasm. p
Sht d,srribrs The appearance OF the
man around shum So much romance has
been thrown. Nth surprising mInu,eness;
am. Q other things she remarked in
on hssring Thai his cheeks we're Just
like iva roses aud his cen like iva
diamond stars laurhln" 10 one aniiher
&C - hrs nose: there was 4 dimpler here
(oUchng h. chm and there were dim
pies ~ h,s ci,ssks. Tor he was ayle LAUGH
IN Sre.wss introduced To colIecunn
Of ortrsit-, trw wears ago. hy mum.
be- ~ gentlemen. amnng whom was a
De-. rndanr nl the Stuarls. a seatarng
min for the purpose of i,lenIlfylne the
re~",h1Iance If likeness Of ChsrIes.--
Precautions sere taken To test the sccu
RAJ, ri her memory; she was shown
p"rlrait AFTER portrait. I'LL the me in
Que uon was IT last prnduced. which
ST. instant, rpcngaized. riapped her
ha,..:> and exriaIa"d with rapture.
THAT'S my DEAR" The gentleman
sIuded TO was affected to ears hy the
t:g she evinced, hrs. N'Donald
va ,,lously brought up, and is connect
ed with the Methodist body. She is a
most interesting and sensible woman.
and. we nave occasion 10 know. has
borne character which the benevolen,
might desire ~ pay her. She lives on
the pittance OF the cold hand of charity,
aud with christian spirit and truly
scmllsh heart. she is tranquil and con-
tented. awaiting with meek resigauon
the hat which. after long Years pf sor'
row aud poverty and loneliness, shall dis
mlss her to that home where the wick
ed cease IRON troubling and the weary
are at rest ~-~ 20
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THE WINGED FLOWER SEED.

aThs seeds Il many Rowefs are fsra.shed
Iith loas sllkea e.rds q feAihery piames.
inch lltt them in the air and carry them .
rsst distance"
Pretty yoysgsr Of the air.
With q soft and downy wing,
Where dnst thu the embryo heat
Thy parent stem resembiiP's
Fssierd With silken band, - Arm
Thou hast been prisonsr fast; .~ 4.
Nos Thy trsmbling sails szPahd,z .-.
Thou art wholly free II last. 49,
Lightly use ny wings awhile; .
Hasten 70 some SHELTERED spot, $751;
Where the waning sun beams saails.
And the tempest find thsenoi.
Soansh'd on thy mothers breast,
Thou shalt rise 20 life agaipi :,
FOld thy wings and swestls ..st.
TIL the sPriag :esum's her reign.
May this enblemaIle be
OF my destiny al last
When my puisO "a soul is free.
AID the gates &c death are Pass'd.
BIZ nv spirit upward move
GLoHIsus SsyIorR--to the skies;
Bsrae on wings Of faith and love,
Call my waiting soul 10 rIse. .. II.
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Slave Trade al Moch0.-Tbe last BON.
bay Courier .slates that The slave irads is
carried on 10 ! great extent al Mocira.- -
"A letter from ihs, palace says. II have
ascer,aiued within in. last Ten DAYS, up
wards Of 200 women. or rather girls
from 10 10 10 and Is year. oid, have
been impaired. They hok- wrelrhedly
from ststvaiion, receiving but just food
enough 10 keep them alive" The cha
lrra was rag,ag Al Mocha 70 an llarmiug
exiept. The Company's agent. The cap
tam Of he Anencan arlg Wayeils. and
AZ oilers, were carried of by il IN one
day -. -. ~ ..... 49,, -.
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eaRMRas scm00I.

..sss = ,.,.k.rr,ess asas ksss . 49, firss
~ xamxs.rs,a. ihsx Fmalpsas eatsrA a 80
80, esSs, rssf nrsariy eeeefd - eur cas-
=. 4 .a.ieh IL s18s 81 eer lsrnefs DsEht
,.es.I,e ahss kisd 81 pssrsifal tno~lsel y y "a
~, aa.lif. thsm q herems gusa. ussiul go
,etsli.Es..s sslfzsns d rnnaai - denlea, tnsi
-. Il. even a car rn0ss asstiegnashsa Dsh
haYe ssssen frons these ssan6 keacfd arc Re-
av.s he.r,ed lsthess. @ho ore enPbsiieasg
s-rnss - bass aad sees 81 cor fsPahissi
hut whs. &c che Mans a sgliahle schoois hsss
rai al 4 n ahslr gnweT a. gss hsii sons thaA
kina y a eeueaaisa = nsch sonla have Pfef'af.
~ then, toT greater 6, nee q tfsH county
The s.ss.,TIbss, wia = ihs Psiae'Psi "a ms
st,susion. Nd - he bssl enasaseTs % Efa.-
derst ~ kssl afms kind. A 1esasl "a b. Eian
ranaa. hrre De esssa. hst'hs ~iil supply 80,
l.ls as,ses sal e u mske gesd EagisA afes.
lns. Mafal and reliEl0ns lnslfufiiop = M -
No uea,s be erasldsrvd > sseandsFy es,ittl
Tue Pnnsips Il tlis selasi aaiiens b'nssd
that ~ = ii, ~ pair.s,i~ed NJ siah grnllfsarn
a. % M w'sh to give lhsir sans casa
sdscsslon baI sao you'd b PLEASED 70 base
Diem Taught o. rssd ann y l.s sortseiiy ard
alss shs ERel,sh Gsamnsr and Gro.Iaphy.
aah com kns~lsdgs = Astronomy Waite
ualirs. Rileis,,c. aiS q henistsy, Ni'ch = IN
n,asirl, ronaset.d ush Aguoaaafe.
.Pnre - bard ard Talslan. lecladinf can
dies, mel, washing. I'D ssep thing Of i'.s
kInd. aiil be SIS tbs SESSION. a. ag.... 4,
This sebosl nil be op~Bed On ths seeahd
| Mlsdsy "a gaaasy. ~ Koek House, n.ne
| mliss xssl ol Chapel HI and twelve usilss
soula assI Of Nj. .sbosDueh. more ns4sshs
| o. ustloa there eaHs.i v - nc state, T.
-. ELIJAH GRAVES.
Orange coahiy Zee. "a .a-s@
5r The edis'rs - i's Raleigh standard
ard lie nitun spseiGar Nih insert thr above
sx weeks. and sead their scceanls 60 tins q,
fee. 4 s& - f = q
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VAL UABLE Z
Hescsp0pes. Esfablists,scMf
~7@ t FOR SALE.

ftshE Suhscribes having determined 10 en-
gage IN q different pursuit. !, the SPECTA-
TOR ESTABLISHMENT is offered for sale.
The Office Is vel provided with the necessa
~ materials, and Notwithstanding that no Of.
'nr,s have been made, beyond the mere trans
mission Of the paper 10 thase who voluntarily
ordered il, the patronage is such that thefs 4
no other branch Of business known 10 the sub
scubers in which thu same amount of capi,al
pfoduces greater profits. u ., ii.
As The sale - merely matter Of conye nience
70 ihe subscribers, 40 one need Apply as puf
cesser who viii not sustain the political pm
eipses winch the Spectator has advocated r.-s
PASTEUR 4 MOORE.
Newbern, 4th Nov. 1886. 80
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N TANNCR Aad cUnRIER. who can come
- recommended for sobrleiy and industry,
cat receive imn,edials einployment and liberal
wages, on application 10 the subscriber, Tour
m'ses west 81 s'.Eiia's mills. Asw River. Amsn
WIT = snail family would BE- preie',sd. ia
.s*.sa.<4.. WM. HOLT.
Orange rlnaty, Jan. 26. 5i--4w
Up ne rdtlfs Il the Greensborcaeh Pa,
nntat i,tOa Spectator s.li give toe above
tw.' ms, y''pa. AMI fnrwsrd Their accounts 70
this sli~r ~ asass. @.# %@ $3.50.
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HILLSB oRoU GH, N. c.
PUBLISHED WISELY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS A YEAR, OR TWO DoLLAE
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN Al VANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of Their WISH
to have their paper discontinued at the expna.
tion Of the year, will be presumed as esItlns
its continuance until conntefuanded.- And no
paper will be discontinued until ell arrearsges
are paid, unless atthe option of the publisher
Persons procuring Elk subscribers, shall re-
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Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines
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twenty live cents for each continuance.
Subscriptions received by The printer, a"'
most q the posi meters il the state.
All ic,telsupon business relative TO the p"
per must be post paid,
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state Bamk Of ". Carolina

PURSUANT 10 . R,solnhon OF TIE Stock.
holdets Of tins Bank, al their last animal
General Meeting, ati persons having clans on
said Bank foi Dividends Of Csprai OF Ptfts,
Drpositus, or Notes issu,d ~ the PmCPa
Bank or It's Branches, are earnestly desitsd u
present them tor payment 10 The Treasurer o.
the Bank, on o. bet,le The FIRST Monday u
November next. otherwise they vii b, barred
as the Stcckholrsfs will iher make o .fhal Dr.
yldend OF TIE &C p. tie Bark
5. FIAT ERSoN, President.
RateiHh, ~, as, 1856. >& ~ 5l-Sn
@ To be lns,ife,i in all the newspapers
Ptlhted within the slate OF NoIiI CsIo'ns ies
three months--,the bills TO be sent TO the 1tea'
surer OF the Bank, Who will pay then to traer'
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STR Az.

sisAKEN up and entered on the Stray B,,ok
=, 'anranee county, on Inc 3istaf January.
by Anderson Horns, living abpu SIX. ,uI.r 3
south east rom HiIshor, ugI, one sUs, white
aud black, with smn"th crop and ,uppb, bit
IN tue riehear and three whit PIGS unmsrk.
d; unes SOW, red wit black spots, two
7snocih crops aud a rwalios fork in the rishi
ca. and a sill N the left, with PIGS oi sandy
'oiour, unmark ID s'@%@'" .'@ F4@a# 20
JOHN A FAUCETT. Ranger.
r brn,N9 .-.4 ss III.
EE.f.y.KS for safe af mis- ORice,
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Mr. Cass. our Minister IN PARIS, has
taken The Ho,rrot d. Flute Tor his resi-
'dence. A correspoi, II !, of the Albany
Daily SAYS u ~ his isitea,lna 10 visit tile
countries hashed by the Mediterranean az
the spring, aud then to return hnme. 's
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

X BOY, fourteen or sixteen wears Of
age inte,iie u AID industrious, viii be
TAKE" as an apprentice TO the Printing Busi.
ness application be made soen. r.
June Is, g,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
a .# Orange County.
Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
ea November Term. 1886.
Wsliia,n Slyarkorn 4. uthfys \ ...--

'"sam sstasaofh y ''aes' Petiioo
##@ @&g W. 1# - a., ..,,l.
Sasnstl Sfrykorn and Samuel Tate, -.
adsninisl5 ai0rs, &c. and oilers. y
1T spIestua 10 the Satisfaction Of tie tour
thai David strashorn. John Strsyhoin, No.
jeason Tate and Msry h,s wife. reside hs,etd
the linll,s Of this state, u Is therefore OrteIee,
that publication b. made ioI SIX weeks sreces'
sIvely IN the Hilssborougb Recorder, rhsi On
less The ssiu DAVID SiTsybom John Susyi OH,
Anderson Tate and Mary be wit,, sprtSi At
the next Court OF Pltas and Quarter SCISSORS
10 be held Tor tie couniy cf Orange, Of nc
court house IN Hishoroueh. on the iouflA
Monday in February next, aud then ana there
Plead. answer, or demnr, the said petition VII
be taken pro eoatssso, AMI heard "a psr't Is 10
them.
sss @ ]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Of Adv. So 90. 5l--eE