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NOTES

No1EC.
!. Each route must be bid for separately. The
route, the sum, tho mode of service, and the resi-
dence of the bidder should be distinctly stated in each
bid.
,. No proposal will be considered unless it be
accompanied by guaranty signed by two response
BILE persons, in the following form, viz:
The undersigned and
guaranty that ifhs bid for carrying the
mail from to he accept
ed by the Postmaster General, shall enter into an ob-
gatlon prior to the day of September next with
good and sufficient suretes to perform the service
proposed
Dated 1887"
This should be accompanied by The certificate of a
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony that the
guaraniors are men of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
g-S- This guaranty being required by law, no ex-
empuon can be allowed in farer of old contractors
railroad companies or any ether companies or per-
sons whatever.
3. The distances, as stated in this advertisement
are believed 10 be substantially correct but the bid.
der will inform himself that point as no increased
pay will be allowed for any difference when the pa-
ces are named correctly.
4. The schedules are arranged so as to allow SOW.
minutes 10 each pos, Office for opening and clos
ing mails generally, and one hour TO the distributing
post offices; but the Postmaster General nav extend
the time allowing like extension TO the contractors
D. The Postmaster General may alter the sched.
ule and alter inc route, he allow ing pro rata
crease ofcompensston for any additional service re.
CURED, and for any increased speed. when the en-.
ploymen, Of additional stock OF carriers is rendered
necessary.
| 6. lie may discontinue, or cur,ail the service
whenever he shall consider it expodient 10 DO So he
, allowing one months extra pay on the amount dis
penssd with.
Z. lie may impose fines for failure TO take or de.
liver mail. any part Of mail for suffering the
mail 10 be injured wet lost, or desiroyed and NAV
exact forfeiture of the pay Of the trip. whenever
the trip is lost or the mail arrives far behind sched
ule time as 10 lose connection with depending mail.
= lie may annul the contract for repeated fail.
urss to perform any Of ths s,pulauons, Tor refusing
10 discharge carrier when required for violating the
Post Office la~ cr dsobeying the instructions Of the
department assigning contract without the pre-
ious consent OF the z Postmas,er General.
y lfthe, contractor shall run stage or other We.
hcls more rapidly or more frequently than he is re-
qred by the contract TO carry the mail he shall give
the same increased celebrity and frequency to the
mail, and without increase Of compensation.
10. Contractors on stage and coach routes shall
IN the conveyance vi passengers give preference
TO those who are brought in the connecting mad
lines, ever those travelling in any other; so that cen
meeting mail stage routes shall form continuous usv.
eliuglines
III. On routes where the mail j. transported IN
stages. and the present contractor shall be super-
dsd by an underbidder who may no; have the stag.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TuNllE Subscribers having been appointed by the
u Court Of Probate. FOR the town Of Newport
Administrators on the Estate Of GEORGE =
HAZARD, late Of Newport, deceased and having
given bond according 10 law. request all person,
having demands against said Estate to present them
for settlement, and ihose indebted TO make imms
di,ie payment
Russell CLARKE. As-visrsts,.
Newport. isnv S5tb.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

BISI OF LETTERS,
REMAINING ~ THE POST oPrICE, NEW
PORT, n. I.
MARCH lst, 1887.
GF~PcrsonS calling for them DW please
sag advcrtised," as Mey are placed in a
separate Dor.
A Nelson II Ormsbeo
Benjamin r Adams VIM Oakley
Alexander Anderson 4
Nancy Amy IA II Poarco
Clarinda AImy Joseph L Perry
elizabeth Anthony Cap. Piiman
B VIM Peckham
Ii l. Barker Benjamin II Peckham
Bradbury Thomas Pratt
Mrs Elizabeth Bowen2 Edward ii Perry
Elizabeth Browning
Catherine Briggs Cap. T. II Russell 2
Mary Briggs Thomas Reed
Mathew A Cara Edward Smith
Mrs Edwin Curtis Susan Il Salisbury
LYDIA w Carpenter Ann Stuart
Ezra Dodge Johnathan Taman
Edward Denis Benjamin Tiff
Charles Duriee Mary Tow
Catherine Dayton Catherine Tew
MIDDLETowN.
r'addlng 20 Benjamin S Il Anthony
EDWARD "faYe' Jchn II Coggerhall
II Joseph Northup
llolbroke Hopkins Wilcom Pa,es
susan vi iiopNh' Mrs Aun Robinson
Hannah Smith
Samuel James Susan CI,ylke
WIN w Jennings I,,srou,
p;,h,,J E;n.man Abby Carr
'''"''' l. IRIsu.
Can Isaac Lawton John Calchon
Charles 5 Lovol Joshua Cannon
Israel Il Luyis Francis Cannon
Henry Lane James Magrath
NJ Patrick Muuy
Charles McGreror Martin n Burn
Alexander Morgan James Walker
o Mrs Mulcahy
X. X. CARR, L. Nj.
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DOCTOR THOMPSON,

A supply Of THOMPSON'S celebrated Eve
N Water, and Tooth ache drops,-Lee's Pills
Buffers Vegetable Indian Specific for Coughs
Colds, Consumption, &c Doctor Rushs and Jew
It's Pills for Dyspepsia, Jaundice diseases the o
Liver &c. AndJor sale by X. II. HAZARD,
II the sign Of the
GOLDEN MORTAR, NerpOrt, RI
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n q Il &c f.

yrTHE Manufacture ofwOOLEN GOODS
al Portsmouth, X. |. will be continued by Ed,rard
~ LaietoH and Wm, c. Co=-ess, under the firm OF
4. w. LAwTON - co.
Newport, Feb. lst. IsS.
r.. w. LAWTON
WM. {. CCZZENs
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Fare 10 Boston, 81
4 stage will leave Newport every morning Sun
| IA days excepted at u o'clock, A. NJ, arrive in
" in Taunton, ! i. NJ.
" in Boston, at Cd L. NJ
| Returning a stage will leave Boston every morn
ing, Sundays excepted at past 7 o'clock A. NJ il
Taunton, at o'clock p NJ
in Fall River at o'clock,
in Newport, at J O'Clock.
Stage book at Townsend's, IL Hassard's Hotel,
| in Newport.
| The stage will leave Townsend's at / g. Has
sard's att ].
Stage books at Barkers Marlborough Hotel, Bost
This Stage is connected with the New-Bedlord
stage at Fall River.-Leaves FallRver 10 o'clock
every day, Sundays excepted, arrive in New-Bedford
at 4 past ~ o'clock.
Leaves every day Sundays excepted at ! ocl'k,
arrives IN New-Bedford at 81 o'clock-Returning
leaves New Bedford every day, Sundays excepted,
at O'Clock A. NJ and darrves in Fall River at 10 A. NJ
and lp, NJ 3ocIqck p NJ
Stage Books, at Coles Il Blase's Hotels New
Bedford.
gFPssssengers wishing to go to New Bedford are
informed that they can, by this stage, leave Newport
in the morning. and return early the same evening,
and have half an hour leisure time in New-Bedford.
A stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays ex.
cepted at past 3 o. clock p: m, for Swansey, War
rem, d BrIstol.-Returning, leaves Brstolevery,day,
Sundays excepted at 8 o'clock n: m, and Warren at
a. M, and arrive in Fall River at 10 40 clock a. m;
stage leaves Fall River every day, Sundays ex
cepted for Providence, leaves Fall River at 101 o
ock arrives in Providence u. Returning, leaves
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock m. arrives in
Fall River p. m.
Passengers wishing to 60 TO Fall River, can have
6 hours in Fal River, and return the same evening.
" Extra Coaches furnished at all times Il on
reasonable terms.
- All baggage and small parcels at the risk oi
n A.
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" Persons having unsettled accounts with th.
former concern sf Wm. c. COZZENS & Co arc
earnestly requested TO bring them in for settlement.
Feb. =
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LIVERY EAASsa STABLE.

II EEPS for the accommodation Of the public
EA generally, HORSES AND CARRIAGES
of every description, TO let on the most reasonable
terms at his Livery Stable in Prlson-sree near the
Jail e
u l.. NJ. returns his thanks to his former pat
rons and hopes by strict attention to business to
il a continuance Of their favors.
u Orders left at his residence, directly opposite
the stable viii meet with prompt attention. Pas
seugers conveyed to and from the Steamboats,. Hors.
e, KEEP, for any length of time-tOrms liberal.
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H EEP for the accommodation OF the public gen.
IN orally, HORSES AND CARRIAGES o
every description, to et on the most reasonable
terms at their Livery Stables, at the Beyuc House
on the Ill., and on the wharf next south of John j.
Sucey's Store, Thames-stTcet, Newport, X. !.
W Orders promptly attended to, and all iavors
gratefully acknowledged. Passengers conveyed to
and from the Steamboats, Horses kept for any
length of timcs-tems liberal,
Newport, Jan. 4th, #.
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,DMINIsrRATORs&C COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

UEAyING been appointed, by the Hon. Court
HH of Probate for the town Of Newport, Commits
sioners on The Estate Of JOHN B. LYON, late
of said Newport deceased represented inselyent,
hereby give notice the creditors OF said estate that
they must present their claims tc either OF the Com
rn:.ioners within six months from the date hereof
and that we will examine the proofs touching the e-
gaity of their respective claims, at the office Of Hen
~ Y Cranston, on the last monday Of March, April
and Nav 1887, at 2 o'clock T.. NJ Of each day
PETER Il. REMINGTON,
MICHAEL FREEBORN, fCom'rs
PARDON T.. MUMFORD.
All persons indebted 20 the abvoe estate are re-
auesed TO make immediate payment TO
HENRY z. CRANsTON, Admir-
Newport, Nov. 23d, I33o.-tf.
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MORRISON'S HYGEI4N

II
Vegetable Unirersal Medicine
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance Of his conviction in
the HygeIan Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College Of Health, London and hav-
ing furnished the necessary security against coun-
terleits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEI1N VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL MEDICINES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode-Island.
In cnfrmaton whereof have this fourth day o
January, 1888, set my hand
III. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeian agent for the u.
$. of Americo, Smith-street, Brooklyn, l.. l..
This i, to certify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Agents for vending Monison's
Hygean Universal Medicines IN this State to wit -
Mr.. David Melville, of Newport, messrs. George
Hammond Il Co. Wiclford.-mr jefferson l.. Kim
ball. Coventry James II. Pearce in East-Greenwich,
and John b. Walker Woonsocket
SAML YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884
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aIHOPOsALs for carrying the mails OF the -.
nited States, from the lst of July, 1887, to the
3Oth of June, l54l inclusive, the following pos
routes in Rhode Island will be received at the De-
parment until the 10th day Of May next, inclusive
to be decide on the 3lst day Of said month.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport & BostonMail Stage.
!e1R

yIA-FALL RIVER d TAUNTON.
Fare 10 Boston, 81.
4 stag e will leave Newport every morning Sun
IA day, excepted. at u o'clock, A. NJ, arrive in
Fall Rivey nj I0l A.
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REGULATIONS
with regard 10 yisiters TO the Mint

/. The Mint will only be opened TO Nls.
tiers from o'clock, A.. NJ. to II NJ, dur.
ing which time they viii be conducted by
an attendant, who will exhibit 10 them the
dilieren, operations of the Mint aud the va
rious machinery.
>. They caunot be admitted in wet wea.
Their.
3. Visiters are requested not TO handle
any of the coin, precious metals, apparatus,
or machinery, unless in the presence aud
with the consent of an officer.
i. Each Vl.iIet viii write his name and
residence IN Register kept for tbs purpose.
). Nisiters are requested net 10 otter any
fee to the attendants or wofkmen as ~
person employed in the Mint IS permitted TO
receive such fee, under pain Of dismissal
from his situation.
JOHN II. WHEELER.
Superintendent.
Charlotte, Dee. 1, 1897. t.n
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NOTICE.

FEytilS is 10 forcwarn oil persons from
M trading for a note OF band, drawn By
me 10 favor ~ nessts. farrar d Robinson,
Charcstp4 >. g., dated august 10, 1887,
for Sle7 03, which note WAS irauduIently
-U67ai1rd BY man protesting 10 be the n
gent of Messrs. Farrar l. Robinson. lam
determined therefore, mo-, to pay II, as the
account Cor WHICH the note was gwen, has
lately been paid and receipt taken Tor the
same, Messrs. Farrar ~ Robinson DENYING
having any note against me.
ANDREW SPRINGS.
Dec H. 1887. ~
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$40 Reward.

sFs& SsrOLEN from the subscfi.
y u - Der, On the 3 INST, n Ca.
NNN barfus county, y. q. one sor.
us.aszszAsa -e Mare, four years Oh las;
Spring, about fifteen hands high, with a
white spot 10 her forehead, well buii aud
in good ordrr-not CERTAIN whether brand
ed, butifbmndeditls Nth J. H. B.,hu. JilB.
The above reward ~ili be gwen Tor the 1p.
prrheuslon OF both marg aud thei or uue hnlt
for either. Any person wishing 10 give any
formation concerning mare % tti,l, ran du
so by directing word u letter 10 Boost,
Mills, Cubarrus Couofs, \ G. \ uau
riding mare answering this description |
understand, passed throw Chtdoitc an
Sunday evening lasf.
ISKAfL BOSr
Dee. s. 81. t1o
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Dc ls97
STATE or A0RYHCiROLIN4,

NECKLESErRc cot sly.
Court IF Pleas and q sarior Sessions, DC.
tobcr Term, 81.
Jos. H. " llson, Esr. OF V Morrison, decd.
rs.
James hagnus, George y. longs .r John
Pcnmin, Henry Bluudel and iifury flea.
thorn, msmbr. OF the Anglo Amru.
can Gold Mining Company
Original Auachn, a. ie,ad INC bands
~ NI!i'aa Carson, ard l,m summoned as
Glruishec.
HI appearing - the satisfaction Of tie
mil Court, that the defendant, resid, beyond
tho lInilo Of this state, 4 Is h, rcfo-t Or.
dered, That publication b. madr * seek,
10 The Charlotte Journal, that uu.es, lbc sad
defendants appear Al the next Coun o Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, 20 be held Tor said
county, at the Co1rthause "a Charlotte, 90
the 4h Monday IN January next, md then
aud there plead, answer or rrplevy. l1dg.
meni By dct,ul vii b. rendered against
them.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk Of sa,a Court
a. Office, The llh Monday IN October, A..
D. 1887.
RoATES. c.c.c.
Nor. u, l-37. Price adv 81 ~
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
NECRLENRrgG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas mud Quarter Sessions, DC.
fojer Tam, 1881
John L. Hunter
rs.
Ihomls Cooper aud ~ '''''e '''''s"''
Joseph Chnua.
Levied on a tract Of land the property Of
Thomas Cooper, adjoining the lands u va.
IAN Cooper, John Cooper aud others.
J. appearing tn the satisfaction oC the
Court, that the defendnn, IS DOT an IN
babItnnt Of thus State II is Hcr,forc Or
dcrcd, That publication be made ,lx weeks
IN the Charlotte Journal, that unless the
said defendant APPEAR ut the neat Cour OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 70 be held Tor
said county, at the Cuufthousc ia Charlotte,
ON the 4ih Monday IN January next, and
then and there plead, answer or repevy,
Judgment by default will DO rendered a.
galnst hun.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk Of said Court
u, office, the 9TH Monday in October, A.
d, 1887.
B.oATES, c. C. c.
Nor Is, 1891 Price a1y 81 III
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Look 0nf.

Am the 9th ip~tani, aill ofinr for sale
- to the highest bidder, 1t the late re.
sldence OF Alex, Scott, decd
or 1000 !js, u SEED Cotton,
Fodder and Oafs,
Probably some Corn,
Mich Coics,
One Wagon and Carriage,
Kaehen Furniture,
aud number OF other articles.
The circumstances of lha estate requires
some money those Indebted will please 70.
collect this.
A. j. NISBET, Executor
Dee :, 1887. rs
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FASHIONS! TASaEIOS~H

FsvHE subscriber takes this method OF an.
M nounclug to hts patrons and The pub
ilc, that lie has just received the FALL q
WINTER FASHIONS from New York
and Phliadephla, which for Beauty and
Taste, has not been ezcelled by any pre-
vluus report.
He respectfully solcils tie continuation
Of pubic patronage; and he particularly
requests such as have never been well fitted
10 give hun trail bow, as he feels confident
10 hts ability to TT
Iay thing in human shape,
From a giant 10 an ape.
lie has on hand n good assortment Of
Clohs aud Trimmings Of tie best quality
among his Cloths are nearly all the CO.
lors worn. lie hos also number OF ready
u,adc Oh ERCOATS Of various colours aud
qualities. Also, VESTS and PANTA
Looms (Which have all been made ~ his
own shop within the lasl lew maulhs.) Al
70 Stocks, Collars, BOsCms, Sbapeaders,
Chores. Dc. lie Is determined to give bar.
gains 10 all that will favor Inn W.ih their
custom, el'her as Tailor o. Cloiher, o. both.
lie Nlli -ell Cloth cheap, and make as cheap
a. any other good workman.
4 GRAB W. Tailor 4 Cloihier.
Charlgns Oct IL 1887 t7Y
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NOTICE.

My tfaet Of land bing within one mile
q The town, continuing o:sO acres, about
siSiy OF seventy Of which is IN cultivation.
q good quality, with quantity of first rate
bottom and upland 70 clear, well watered
aud tlmbered, situated and wing d, The two
Sugar Greeks, at the head of the mill dam,
most commonly known by the name of BIS.
sells dam. deem II unnecessary 10 give
n further description Of the property, as
persons wishing TO purchase can call on
me and view The property. will sell low
Tor cash, or viii give long credit Of an.
nual instruments To SUI; the purchaser, il tho
payments are made perfect, secure.
SAM. MeCOMB.
Charlotte, July 90, 1887 56,f
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Negro Hiring.

A T the PLANTATION of the late Ell Springs,
IA decd, on the first day Of January
next, will hire out 10 the best bidder, for
the term Of one yeas all the Negroes be-.
Iouginp to the minor Isirs of said deceased.
JOHN SpRING, Guardian.
Dec /, 1897. III
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Public ,SfsEP.

TENlE subscriber vii sell, On the 2-ib inst,
IL At his dwelling 10 Charlotte, all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
or A Clocks,
iSho,r Glasses,
Cor, dc. &c.
Terms made known on the day Of sale,
b. COHEN.
Dec s. 1897. III
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NOTICE.

VNTlLL DO hired at The Courthouse IN
Wv Concord, on tie lst day q January
next, the Negroes Belonging 10 Robert l..
Young, consisting Of Mcn, Women, Boy
and Girls.
r. ". ALLISON. GUARDIAN.
Concord, Dee II, l,37
Also
AZ the same time aud place, viii BE- hired,
the Negroes belongiug to the estate OF Jo'
seph Young, deed.
W. i PHIfER ! tya,,i,,,s,o,,
r. W ALLISON, !
De H. 1881. ~
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Hranch Mint OF the U. states,

(hQTlDlte, ". 2. 1It IEttt7''0''f
VEvlE undersigned has the satisfaction TO
IL announce that the erection OF the Ma
chinery, Fixtures, &c. of the Mint has so
far progressed that he Is prepared to receive
Gold Bullion, aud issue certificates Tor the
same. which certificates will bo redeemed
with gold coin at this Mint, or at the Mint
in Philadelphia, as the depositor may pre-
fer; or the value Of the deposlte will be
paid here, the moment that the quality OF
the bullion is ascertained by assay.
The Act of Congress authorizes the retu'
sal of all deposites of less value than one
hundred dollars.
JOHN ii. WHEELER.
SupsTlHteAdent.
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Negroes 10 Hire.

TWILL be hired, on the 1t Of January
W ncM, to the highest bidder, at my
house for one year, al the Negroes belong
Ing 10 the estate Of Dr.. kernes II. Acyan
der, decd
L. W. ALEXANDER, Erecufor.
Dee IL, 1881 us
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to me for Beef,
N are requested to call aud settle their
accounts either by Cash or Note. | can
at al times be found 1T the Mansion Hotel.
Those who ID not avail themselves Of this
notice may expect 70 have their account.
placed into the hands Of an officer for col.
lection. THO GOODLAkE.
DE -, 1897 It's
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Valuable Lands for sale.

- fkNllE subscriber ss.sxfs.
Al,-~Ynrea II wishes to sell .sf.sss
49,. .z.ll,l.Iss u.s. Valuable Lands @N@
IN the county Of --
heekIeh5utg. Oue tract hes on the waters
Of sugar. Creek, 5 miles from Charlotte,
nctr Bakers Saw Mil, is well timbered,
and contains 100 acres. Also, ono other
tract, containing abou; 100 acres on aest
Sugar Greek, on which the subscriber re
sides, lying about "a miles from Charlotte.
Gu th's tract, there IS splendid meadow.
\ further description IS deemed unuecesSa
~. as persons wishing 10 purchase can call
and see The Lands. Terms made accom-.
modailug.
Also
Two unimpro,rd Lots in the town Of
hafIotle, back Of the Presbyterian Church
No. IL and IL.
ISAAC S. ALEXANDER.
Ssfi. |, l-37 6l1
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gaiuafrie TOH:V Property
Tor sale.

EVIL Subscriber again OF.
~ u iar. for sale, hrs Ilou.c.A-.lA-.
aud h., "a the town Of Cnarlouc, one door
south II tie Jail. | he house 5 fery COZ
s.ueul lof 4 small family aud ha. al ncc,s
,sry ont houses. Iuerc j. 4 y ELL of II Z
water "a the la'. ti4a, on lho premises "
a good Wood and Snlth Shup suitable lur
on the Coach Making hu,iness.
Tbs situation . good one Iur that 5Usl
mess ard Is worthy the attention Of those
wishing To engage IN u. Possession gwen
the lsl Of January rcx. / The property
IS dis,p ri. Il el.i be lur rcui ~ The Isl OF
J muafs. Letters >.ul to nae at Nadcsbo
rough will be attended 20 nnped,a,ply.
NATli ~ BROWN.
Nor - l-1T i1s
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WILL hire al the Courthouse 10 Char.
IL olle, on the first day Of January next,
several likely Negroes for the term Of IL
months.
WIN. +. McREE, Guardian.
Dec. 10, 1897. rs
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Land for sale.

y OFFER for sale on accommodating
Il terms. ,racto Indian Land, 3 miles
from Charlotte, Ia York District, .. e, 10
Gated on tho west s,de aud bounded by BIZ
sugar Creek aud the hand Of John Springs,
Esq, WIN. " Gathers aud others, containing
over 300 acres, originally - two tracts,
with two comfortable lnproyeW lts, aud
sufficient cleared land tuf Ten hands, under
lease and transfer b. Jere Alderson, who
yet resides on the promises and NIil shcw
the land 10 any person disposed 10 purchase.
If not sold by The lsl Of January next, =,
viii then be for rent.
WI DAVIDSON.
Dr. 1877 ~.
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MRW GOODS

gz31 FENiE Subscriber has !
fIasT1a IL Just received and
~ pcued, his Winter S'oca Es
uaa--4 of Goods, at the corner
of Fifth street on Tryon. The following
articles comprise parI OF his Stock, VIZ:
Super Blue, Black. Brown, Green ard Clarei' En-
glisb. French and Amcfcan CLOTHS,
Steel mxs DO for Oyetcoats,
Black aud Drab CASSlMERES,
Mix'd. Black, Blue and S,rip'd SATIlNEis,
Red and White FLANNELN,
cora. Black and Figured MERlNOS,
Black Italian, Sinehew aud Gro dc Nap SILhS,
Plain black and plaid silk Velvet VESIlNGS,
S,ik ye.,ips.. Alerino DO
White and Black Cotton HOSE,
Black wors;cd do
Cu.oUfcd do
Lambs Wool and Cotton do
Buff and Drab Backskin GLOVES,
lloskn do
Ladies white and black SILK do
Dulio aud Point BLANKETS,
Whitney do
s. bound do fae article
Good assortment Of low priced PRINTS,
Brown and bleact,d SHIFTING,
Brown and hleaeh.d DRILLING,
Ticking and Checks,
Cambrics and Nusns,
Flag and Fancy S1s HiNDKERCHfEF2,
Prussiau SIiANiS, Thit,t6o
PRINTED silk DO Ihaicy DO
Stocks and Colltrs.
Cotton and Sil unbrclss, Balo Yarn,