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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09
Cabinet and Chair Making, Gliding
Glazing, DC. &c.

Cabinet and Chair Making, Gliding,
Glazing, &c. &c.
TE7HE subscribers, under the firm of j.
Ill Creed s. Co having opened shop in
Mechanics Row, west of the brick hotel build
ings on Wayne street, will keep constantly on
hand, Cabinet ware of every description,
Grecan, Windsor, fancy and common Chairs
and Settees. Rocking chairs, childrens
chairs, cribs, &c. SC. All Of which will be
manufactured by them, and warranted equal
to any in the state. ...
Gliding, Glazing &c. done in good style, at
short notice. Also, House and Sign painting.
Cash or country produce will be received
for any of their work. They request share
of public patronage.
JAMES CREED,
HENRY HALE.
Maumcc City Aug. 80, 1887.
An apprentice is wanted by j. Creed "
Co. A young man l6 years of age, of good
moral character, will find good encourage
ment. None other need apply.
An kinds of Lumber suitable for Cabinet
ware or chairs, is wanted by
CREED & co.
Aug. 80. 22m3
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09
DEMoCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Republican electors of the
several townships of Lucas county, are res
pectfully solicited to hold meetings, and ap-
point each, three or more delegates to attend
County Convention at the Jefferson House,
in Maumco City, on Saturday, the 10Th inst
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, to nominate candidates tor
county officers, to be supported at the ensuing
election, and to transact such other business
as may at that time be deemed necessary.
A. P. JONES, ! e.apr .al g
II. STEELE, -ag
e. d. POTTER, co,. co,,;,,oe
~ B. BOWMAN, w" "
av A. SHEPLAR, r.-
b. F. SMEAD,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

PINE LUAlBElk FOX SALE; II
ErsyHE subscriber has on hand, and for sale
at his Warehouse on Water-street,
10000 feet Of Pine Lumber well sea.soned'
which he has Just received by the schooner
Maria. and offers exceedingly low for the rea-
dv.--Also, 100000 pine shingles on the same
ier1ss. ". :, an.s
Maumee, July %, 1887. SSu
DANIEL +. COOK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, oiace over over
Justicegonant's Detroit street.
n lIanlnce City, Sept, l, zztt
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

C.aBINET & CHAIR MAKING, GILD-
ING, GLAZING, &c. &c.
TT WOODBURY. would inform the public
0D that he has, and keeps constantly on
hand general assortment of Cabinet Furnl-
ture, Fancy and common Chairs, High post,
French and common Bedsteads, and all other
articles usually called form his line. Painting
of all kinds executed i'll good style, and at the
shortest notice. Also, Gliding, Glazing and
Bronzing, at his shop on Johnson street,
Muumee city.
August 5. . lStf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

INDIANA.-lt is said & we believe the
fact, that the farmers Of more than sixty
counties Of our own glorious state can
transport the productions Of their farms
from their doors, to market by water.
Sixteen are bounded or intersected by
the Wabash, FIVE by the north, and twen-
ty by the south branch of White River
fourteen by the Ohio and its little tribu-
taries--five by Lake Michigan and the
st. Joseph's- four or five by the
Maumee, st. Mary's, &c. Add to these
great natural channels, the splendid sys-
TEN of artificial ones that are chequering
her surface from north to south, and from
east to west,-take into consideration
her immense productive resources, and
the irrepressible energy and enterprise
of her inhabitants, and then say where is
the state that can TAX the lead of " the
young Lion of the West" in her onward
march to prosperity and power! Echo
answers, here!'-Fort Wayne Scnti-
mol af -f-ft 81
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

MTOTICE is hereby given that q petition
lW will be presented to the General Assem-
bly, of Ohio, at tho next Session, to be holden
on the first Monday in December, 1887, pray
ing that review of the decision of the Com
missioners appointed to fix on place for the
seat of Justice Of the county of Lucas, and
to have the same established on q tract of
land owned by Marshal Key, near the centre
of the twelve mile Reservation, opposite Per-
rysburg, in the county Of Wood.
Maumee City, Aug. 25, 1887. 2lnl3
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

ell examined the symptoms, and then ta>
king the wife aside, he hinted as the pos
sibility! that by the merest accident in The
world the sufferer had fallen under the
influence of Bacchus. She vchemently
and sincerely protested that it was i'm
possible, as from his often infrmities,
liquor Of all descriptions was kept out Of
the house, and she was sure that he had
not been in the street. Still the doctor
hesitatcd and another, the family physi-
clan was sent for. Upon the wife's rep
resentation, he took the responsibility Of
shaving the invalidps head and crowning
it with blister of tremendous longitude
and latitude. All this operation did not
restore the sufferer to consciousness, but
after tedious nights watching, his
friends were reioiced to see signs of re
turning life. The way he sworc when
he discovered what his friends had done
in the simplicity oftheir hearts was pro-
fame. - a@aIEof 7rg'
His blister lasted him day or two,
and afterwards was healed, there still re-
mained the bald, bald pail. II appeared
from his confession. and other concur
rent testimony, that he had been in a
league with his coachman, and in the
habit Of leaving the parlor TO drink rum
with John in the stable. Upon this oc.
casion he went alone to the nectar and
so earnest was his devotion, that his
strength scarcely suffered him to re.
turn TO the house, where he was found
in state Of insensibility, as herein before
related. People of responsibility when
they mean to drink themselves dead
drunk, should pin label specifying
their complaint, upon their coat-slcevo
to prevent mis'ake.-N Y. Sun. q i
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

dAN. HAND and for sale at the Store House
W of Forsyth & Hazard, $50 bbls of Pork,
at the lowest prices, for Michigan money,
Washtenaw, Lake Erie and River Raisin,
not excepted.
19's,e DOAN s. EARL.
Maumee City, Aug. 26. 2ltf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

MIOTICE is hereby gwen to alI pefsohs IN
lN sterested, that at my instance, awrit OF
attachment was this day issued by BenjaminI
atkinson, Justice of the Peace OF Provi-'
dence Township, in the county Of Lucas,
against the goods, chattels,. rights, creditsy
moneys and effects of John Galloway, an OBJ /.
sent debtor. ..'.. - - 8.
Providence, Sept. 5, 1887. 23t6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

Lucas County, IS. AUDITORS OFFICE 9th JUNE, 1887
compliance with the duty law Of County Auditors Samuel
Young Auditor said county, respectfully submit the following Exhibit
of moneys paid by Sanford L. Collins Treasurer said county
from organization this wit on the 4h September 1886
upto June9
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-09

MUSTUS DWIGHT--physician and SUR
al econ. Office in the building formerly oe--
cupied by Cobb, James 4 co.
Maumec City, June 3, 1887. ytf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
From the Louispile Jouynai.

One Of our steamboats, from New.O' leans, a few
days ago, picked ~ couple OF mnlauoes swim.
ming H. the middle of the Mississippi. There's a
literal fnfment Of Benlon's famous prophecy.
Did he not iorelel, that the ysiIo,D boys would
SWIM up The Mississippi rwer 1-LouispiHs Jour-
nal.
The Editor OF the Advertiser is violent.
" n favor OF The emission OF twelve mill
IONS OF shn'pIas'"rS upon the credit Of
a treasury coniessedIy insolvent to the
amount OF mn" millions This, we suppose,
is what he calls 'enlarging the specie
basis"
There is party in New York, the
members of which are called "iucIers "
The Rochester Telegraph think, hat
these lucliers must be "hell born" Does
the Editor forget that "MAreHEs are made
in Heare~ ?"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
y u IS e T &c @ Y o. "
f XII DAY MORN ING OCTOBER %

we devote onr columns 10 day to the Journal of
Legislative dp'ngs-ior which we are indebted 10
Walton's Daily Journal, The session ba, Inn,
lar been emphaticaly a business session. and w;l,
in all probability be "a short one The bank ous..
ton, IL will he seen has been put 10 rest bv = we're
decisive vote. This is undunbelly the true course.
ihe present ia not time to pull down old n.ti,u.
tons or TO build up new ones. We must s,eadv
ourselves through present difficulties as be,l we can
and when The proper time arrives, examine the
suhjpc with I'll The GOODNESS aud cand1r its imno,.
lance d mands
The Bank question, it will be seen. has cen
S""'ti' ana satisfactorily we apprehend, by a very
s',"ng vote 81 he House. lndced through The
DISCUSSION II was Indicated. that on The exnp1ency
oi granting new or iechhrtering old banks. there
was no division the m ,n'mouS >enl mem of the
House agreed wI.h the uriglnlI ic>nlniinn o,
the question of making The ppprit, + stack h,ll.s
h"'Ith u ditterrnC" at >,'ui'nrst s..f,. 10, tx TT
ANA nh lhis po'nl, were II, lt,. 10 nh.rr,e ,h Il
ne hi>stn lrnts embraced members Of b, h mimi
ca' parties. thus putting 10 hlu.l the n.rr.t,l.
paii> slang. wh'rh has been un.p.rinpk uonred out
upon the wings h, the Van Buren, presses. A.an
Indication ct The feelings If the House on ibi, SUBJ
l. eri. II u worthy Of uure, hat The amendment ga.
adopted, l42 10 IS votes; majority of each of
ne pnIical parties being in the affirmative and
the resolution, embracing The amendments was
adopted bya vo'e Of IA to 36-of course enhra.
eng more ihin Two rhltds of each Of The poluical
parties. VaHOns Datiy Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
ELECTIONS.

NEW JERsEf.-rhe Whigs have carried New
Jersey by increased m.jpriries. The Legislature
stood las' year-Assembiy, 81 IVhiss, 30 Tories;
Council, Whiss, 6 rorie.: giving the rories
ma jorlly Of in the Assembly, and "A majority o
6 in joint ballot. Since the ,st election two new
counties have been created, Passaic and Atlantic,
which now stand, Wing and 2 Tories in the
Assembly, and Wing and Tory in the House.
The Newmk Daily Advertiser claims for the
Wings "A majority Of 4 in The Council, and Of Is
in The House, and majority on j.nt ballot Of 10
votes
GEoR6IA.-AlI The counties from Georsi.
have been heard from except eight. The Wing
candidate for governor, GILMER, is IOl4 votes
ahead. There is but one county to be heard from
w a'ker which will probably give ScHLEY an
increase over his m.joriiy in 1885. The other
seven counties will probably give as much for Gil.
ner as Walker will for SchIey Gilner's msiorily
therefore may be confidently estimated at 500 votes.
Ills election i. beyond Il douhl.
ITPESNsYLvAsIA has dole nobly Il FAR more
noby lh.n darei To auricipare There was
nothing N III. contest calculated to arouse and
draw forth tn Wing stteng h. Sill there is a
Large Wing gam 80 large us 10 G i've abundant as
+nrance Of The re election Of Gov. RirNER next
fall, b. triumphant majority. In the last I.eos
h'"re, there were ~ Van Buren, AMI % Wing
Rep1es natives. Now The Ahiys have elected At
least As Representatives, and secured "A IN ,iorirv
IN the Senate
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
hanks. Hewe,t Of Pomfret, Rich OF Shore

banks. Hewe,t Of Pomfret, Rich Of Shore
nam, Keith, Bnckn.
OF Tnsoirency--Mcssts. Necdham' F'rlo
Of Wilmington. French OF W'l'ston, Go"d
rich of A In, Oh. Alien OF Westminster,
On Horticulture -Messrs. Harvey, Smith
Of Clarendon, Adams OF Westhavcn, Bnl'
lock- Boomer.
On .Manufaciures-M essrs. Scymour,Ba
kcr. Lawrence, Moultnn, Mcmillan.
Land Tar Committee 80 Mess :. was
Moore os Newport, Schotf, W'b'ter' BE-
mis-.
General Committee --Messrs. Brown o
Worcester. Bcbcn. Burgess, Farnham, Ash
lev, Clark Of Addison. Stevens OF NV
bury, Hcwctt Of Charlotte, Buck, Dee
Harmon, Fisk, Howe of Lnncnburgh' Bots
Ter.
On observation-disclosures Brewster, Colby.
Paul. Corey. Amps.
Select Committee on The Grand List
Mcssrs. Field OF Wilmington, FuIIom, "A len
OF lrasburgh.
Mr.. Partridge moved Tint the use of the
representa- YES hall be granted during the
eess ion on the sabbath 10 the nnlvetsn l'st
society Of Mon,prhc': support by Mr. Par.
fridge. opposed by Mrs-rs Tracy, Dewey,
Dillingham;. Hopkins, Fullam. Elliot. and
Smith Of st Adams, aud ios,.-ayes "
noes l95. (The prlncipn ground tor rcln
sal was that the ha, should be appropriated
.~iy :" pnrrosrs Of lcgl-la,iun.)
Bills 'ntroduccd-B BY Mr. Hazcuine, rot
the benefit OF the l., artillery CO. Sd reg,-
mcnt. 9Th brigade. rel, rrcd to committee
on military affairs. BY Mr. Partridge, IT
addition 10 The school acts.
The Senate came IN aud the joint assem-
bly, proceeded TO ballot for state treasurer
Senator Ingalls, nominated Charles r.
Cleavcs, Sena'ot Phelps of Windsor co.
nominated Norman Williams, aud Mr.
Brown of Worcester nominated Augustine
Clark:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20

0j7The blIl auIhorl>lnI Ne Treasury
Department 10 issue us notes 10 the amount
of ten Millions of Dollars has become a
law. M. Van Barren, therefore. commen.
ces his administration BY saddlng he
People with new National Debt - He
swore into office with Surplus of Forty
Millions, but the first SIX months of his III
omened Administration has sadded the
Republic with Debt of Ten Millions -
In seven months after Var Buren's inau-,
gcralion, the Washington Globe promised
that Gold and Silver should be The com
mon currency" The seven months
have "come and gone" but instead of
gold and silver, we have ten millions of
Government rags! This is Van Burensm!
THIS is the promised era Of gold and silver!
These are the fruits of Jackson aud Van
Buren's GLORY and Rei0rm.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20

The Steam packet Home, was Wrecked on the
7Ih inst. between Y, York and Charleston and
70 passengers, wrh 2j OF the crew. persisted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20

Wnereupon NORMAN Wtlhdms, Esq was
declared duly elected.
The joint assembly proceeded to the up
poln,ment OF county officers.
RUTLAND COUNTY
WIN G Kr,redgc, } Assistant
Nathan II Sproau", Justices.
Ira Parsons. Sheriff.
Alex. w Reed, High Built.
Solomon Foot. Stntes attorney.
VIM Hall. Judge Of Probate for the dis,
trict Of Rutland.
Almon Warner,Judge Of Probate for the
district Of Farhaven.
Robert PIerpolnt. Luther Daniels, VIM.
Fay, jail commissioners.
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WIN Wood, .assstant
Stephen Byington. Justices.
Geo. A Allen, Sheriff.
Horace Ferris, High BniHf.
John N Pomeroy. States Attorney
Charles Russell, Judge IF Probate
Israel p Richardson, Henry b Stacy,
John X Gray, jail commissioners.
John Allen, of Hrnesburgh, Hop Lnspec
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Peter X Taft. } assistant
Henry WheeIock, { Justices.
Ga'es Ferry, lr. SheiIV.
Asa Du,on, High BaiHF.
James Elliot, States Attorney.
David l. Putnam Judge Of probate for
the distr,c, of Westminster. Dana HYDE
Judge Of probate for the district of Marle-
boro'. Marshall Miller. Walter Eager.
Aaron c Robinson. jail commissioners.
Abel Hubbard. Benz w Alien, hop inspect,
TANGIBLE CnUNUY.
Jonathan Bridge assistant
Joseph Wa'crmann justices.
Almern Tinker. Sheriff.
Luther II Brown, H,gh Rmif.
Orion w Butler, States .4Ho,ney.
Daniel Dodge, judge Of proba'c for the
distric, OF Lamo,Ile. Gee. w. Gates
Asahel Raymond Slcphcn ,ncI ipl com .
missioners. Robert Camp5oll. JOSIAH A, .
kins, A,a Andrews, ivory Luce, hop in
.pectors
ORANGE County.
Daniel Cobb, assistant
Lyman Fnch, JuSt'ces.
Tappan Stevens, MtrT.
WIN, Sanhorn, Hgh BaEG.
Edmund Weston, Snte's attorney
WIN, Spcuccr, ldge of probate for the
dis,rc, of Bradird, CALVIN Budget,
Judge of probate for The district of Ran.
dolph. Josiah Dana, Joshua Dckin>un,
Ephralm Hatch, jall commissioners. Sam
uel hus'ln, inspector Of hops.
BEN>I>GToN COUNTY,
Truman Norton, ! assistant
Darius Moore, Jvstices.
WINDSOR County.
Samuel w. Porter, Assistant
DAVID Pierce. JuSijces.
Joel Lnh, ir. High Buhf
Oliver p Chandler. State s.1Hornev
John S Marcy, judge Of probate for Ia,
district Of Hartford. Thomas f. Hammond
Judge of probate for the district of " md
ST.. Beui Swan. Waiter Palmer, Erph,
aiet Dunham, jsll commissioners Ezta
ruinsm, IT, Isaac Howe, SaIalheI Adams
Aop inspectors
The JOIN, assembly adjourned to Wcdnes
day morning next, aud the House adjourn
cd,
SrSATE-2 o'clock, p. NJ. To give al
opportunity for the committees to prepare
business.
On motion OF Mr. Phelps, of Wndhan
Co. the Senate
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The chair announced the following CON
mittees;
On the Grand Lia-Me,srs !lach
Wlnslow, Barber of Pownal, Hayward
Worden, Winchester, Kellogg, Harrington
~ Brandon, Atwood, Wiley of Weston
Capron. Doud, Field Ut Jericho, Fletcher
Scott '''d"''. ~Nal.on, Mouio Foster Ap
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20

The Business of Wednesday was prlnci-
pay confined to county and other appoint.
ments. A. l.. Brown Of Rutland, was
elected Surveyor General, and David
Pierce Of IV'odstock, Auditor Of accounts.
Norman WlIiiams declines he office OF
Treasurer, to which be was elected by The
Unnsn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20

rights of The people by making the private
property of the Stockholders liable tor the
redemption Of the bulls horof" Ayes ia
noes Sc.
SENATE 2 o'clok p NJ.
Messages From The House, BY NJ Buck
the ASSISTANT clerk. that the House bad
CONQUERED ~ The amendments of the Senate
to The resolution, TO eqnallzc he grand list
from the Governor, transmitting COMM
n,cations on geological and Toprgraph
zeal survey of the State. On motion of M
Howe, the communications received BY the
Secretary, one from Professor Benedict. ot
the Unlv"r-iIv of ". showing the impnr
lance. and proposing plan 0f a geologicai
survey IN iwoy"er-. by six persons, at an.
nual expense at $500, and also 40 est!
mate OF Ia" exp u" Ut n Typographical sur
Wy. es''ma'ed at s. 900 COR instruments,
aud s. 400 annually for principal and m
assistant to make the survey. One year
To procure the lns'rume hts and make pre-
para'ory experiments, and two years after
TO complete experiment whole pstlmar ed
expense of both surveys $4,000, not ex
ceedlng an average Of ten cents to each IN
divldual of the State.
The communication was highly credita
bic to it's author, and excited deep interest
and much attention ~ the Senate. A
communication upon the same subject
from Mr. James Stevens of Rhoae Island
was also read, convc wing much important
Information upon the subject Of the con
temp'a'ed surveys: also an interesting
communication from the Surveyor Genera
of his State Mr. John johnson. On mo
ton of Mr. Plerpont. the communication
were referred to committee on education
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
EXAMINATIONS.

TNHE pupils Connected ~th tue Wilkes
Il borough Young Ladies and Gentle.
mems Seminary, a,Il be publicly Examnrd
ON Thursday aud Friday, the BIN aud l4lh
OF April nest.
TINS Institution consists OF a Male and
Female Department. Each Department. oi
Senior aud JUNIOR Class, under the direc-
ton OF Mr. aud Mrs. Hall.
The Trustees feel assured, that The salu.
brious climate VI Nlkesboro, the beautiful
scenery Of the surrounding country, aud the
long experience aud tormer success Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Hal, IN teaching IN " estern
North Carolina, will secure the patronage
Of an enlightened pubic.
Rates OF Tuition.
Senior Glasses si2 30 per session.
Junior Glasses Id 90 90 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Drawing and Painting, d 90 do DO
Music, 20 90 do %
TRUSTEES.
ST. PATTERSON, NJ CHATHAM,
". r WAUGH, JEANNOY,
A. CARMICHAEL, JAMES MARTIN,
NJ BROWN, FINLEY,
EDMUND JONES, J. K. DODGE,
T. ;. BOUCHELLE.
&c. STEPHENS, Teas.
The Summer Session viii commence On
the following Monday, the l7tb Of April.
March "a, 1897. IT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
Temperance Notice.

A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held
1A in the North Western section Of Ca
barrus county, al the house Of Mr. Isalah
Dcwes on "Wednesday the Goth day Of A
pnl, 1887. Several addresses will be delv.
cred on that day, on the subJec: of temper.
ance. The citizens Of Cdbarrus, and the
adjoining Counties are respectfully and ear.
neslly solicited 10 attend.
JAMES t.. MORRISON, Src'y.
Q! the Cabarrus co. Ten. Soc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
Farmers RRR.
List Of Letters

A<fNt ~ AltftttS
D EMAlNlNG in the Post Oticc at Charlotte,
n o ON the lsl day OF April, 1857.
A-Dr. Cyrus A. Alexander, Andw. Alexander,
Jas. K. Alexander, J. A. Alexander, Miss Mtrga.
ret Alexander, George Alien, Wilson Allen.
B-Nilson r. Brow n, Abel Boiluger, Nathsn
Brow u, Robt. Brawley, Geo. Baker, David Bryan,
DIR. r.. NJ Boacheile, Jas. BerTyhil, :, Mss Eliza.
beth Baker j. Blacs, ESQ.
& y. b. Carroll, Sarah r. Caldwell, Blackburn
Chelhau, David Cry, Wm. Carolai, Geo " Carr
Jr- Jerem'h Clanton, Abraham Crucash, job Can
non, Jas, l.. Calhcarl, solomon COoyer.
D-Jno Davidson, MAJ Wan. l.. Davidson, I'd
ward Davis, :, Zebaion DunSin, Aulos DAVIS, Wa.
5. NJ. Davidson
E-Wm NJ Ellington. Rich. W. Elliott, Sarah
Euas, Chas. klus, ,, Jas. ElIwood Geo Emerson.
rs Ferguson, Mrs. Dorcas Ferries, Me- b
liza G. Finn.
G-John Croft, Col VIM. Grier, VIM Gray,
Thos. H. Garduer, Miss Drusllla Gray, DAVID o.
ebony, Miss DJreas GiAIer, Wan. oardner, j. y.
Gibson, JOHN GarmUn, sam }. Dnmcn
H-Mrs Elizabeth II. Houston, Mss Elizabeth
Hunler, " 5. ". Hayes, jos licndsrson, Miss >a-
rah tipwoIth, Ms. Martha A. Harms, saiAthiei
Harris, J. ", Hampton, Jas. Hunter, Moan iiaffls'
S4mu,l, Alea. y Henry Hoi5lus, Soion'on Harms
Scu Rirhd. HIcGman. Jno. } Hove, l. J. hoion'
lhus HalioNell, Juo. N. Harrison, jacob heltIis.
J-Jamcs l~in, john IRWIN, >, And".
jones', = Jas. A. Johusoo, Juo. Jones, S4nl Jlme'.
4 son. Jonn johnson, DAnlel Johnson.
k IN ashngiuu Kerr, Hugh II. hinmons-
/ Nv Iham Lide, Miss Ann J. L.asey, ), Gre
tar u Phaianx Lodge, l.
M-John AictIul.e, Jvnima Mckee, ; b. lie.
Comp, Jas. MeComo, And'~, {, Miner, AAd'fse"
Morris, Jas Mason, kodeTck AcAuIel Mss ~
r, A. Nlahdu, VI 5 Elizabeth Mason, MSS Ana 4
borrow, Jas AonleUh, VIM. McGOtd.
N-Jas II. Ne and, Gen. ID. NsS land, J. NdiI.
O-Saa> orr, Ms. Rachel Orr, las. " Ostufat.
P-Jao. Peub,rth,, Andw Plaster, $50. r4u',
Dr. Robert Perrunr john Potter, Ms. Li1A "
PARIS, Johu Penmat, ,, Robert forssoOd, james
I Porter, hrs. Suah ;. Peoples.
q -Robl Query.
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NOTICE.

FHNHE subscriber having qualified as TX.
- ecutor upon the last Will and Tesla
ment Of James Gr,bble, decd, late of the
County Of Mecklenburg and State OF North
CarolIua, who was administrator Of Eva.
beth Hodge decd, late Of SAID County aud
State. J, William Grbble, as executor, do
hereby give notice to the heirs of Robert
Hodge, dec d., who are not residents of thus
Slate, that | AIN now prepared and ready 10
pay over to them the sum SAID Robert
Hodge or his heirs were entitled to aud !
DO hereby give notice, that | will not hold
myself liable TO pay interest from this date,
as an ready to pay over the money at any
time. NM. GRlBBLE, Err.
Jan. 30h, 1887. H3