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IMPORTANT. THE 1,EE7yHLNG

0F INFATS. The time of dentition is a most
~ important period of the infant state, and sub
ject it to many complaints and dangers Above a
tenth part of infants die at this particular uncure
by symptoms proceeding from the irritation Of the
exquIstey sensible nervous part Of the gums which
eventually induce fever, Inflammation, gangrene,
twitching OF the tondons, commissions, &c. which
Formidable symptoms can at all times .-be obviated
from causing such inllntle mortality, by mothers
and nurses promptly allaying the local irritation Of
the paris To effect this desirable Object, Doctor
j. l.. Parish: ceLebyated Syrup for iNFaN1fLE
TEEIHLYG is unrivalled, when applied TO the IN
fant's gums according to the drections 1t univer-
sally produces Immediate relief is pleasant and
and paIliating that all babes will instncvoly allow
the gums to be rubbed with it. This remedy has
saved thousands of infants from recurrence OF
that fatal omplaint-couvulsious-e after tho
child had several attacks Of the mulady! Sold at
100 Chatham street, New York, and at tho Book
store Of f. p. WALTON u SON, Montpelier,
Vermont ....s-- 4-ly
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August q. 1897.

'hNllE subscribers have on hand general assert.
a ment of ENGLISH, FRENCH, .auERIC.4N
~ ". 4. GOODS, all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms for rash or apDropeh credit
Ihey will endeavor to do business in such man
ner as TO give entire satisfaction 10 their customers
Gentlemen and Ladies invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves
SIIEDD Il JEWETT.
st. Jehnsbury Plain. 1T
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PROPOSED MODE OF DESTROYING THE GRAIN
WORM.

PROPOSED MODE OF DESTROYING THE GRAIN
WORM.
mad some conversation few days since with
an intelligent farmer, in this town, respecting
the a0eeUit, in which he suggested the pIan,ot
threshing the wheat soon as possible after har-
vestng and burning the chaff, in order to DESTROY
the grub or crysalis The hint appeared to mo :,
valuable one' if farmers would generally adopt
the plan: for by destroying grub this fall we
destroy fly next summer and thus keen ffiv
OF hundred weevils out of our wheat next wear
-Juaine Farmer.
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owe commend the Louisville Journal to the
patronage OF all political rascals" Georgia Const'
iutionalist
Well Sir, there is no man whose recommen-.
dotion goes further with that numerous class OF
persons than your own.--L0uis. Jour.
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Bible and School Book
Depository.

North End, Main Street, Concord, N. II.
DUBLISH and keep for sale large supply OF
BIBLES and SCHOOL BOOKS, among
which are, the Family Quato Bible, with map of
Palestine, Copper Plates, Index, and Browns Con
cordance; also, the Polyglott and small Bibles,
done up in various sly les of binding; very neat
Testament, on large type, for old people. Orders
for School Books properly attended to, on liberal
terms.
Concord, N. III. August 1, 1887 l-Sw
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M Office.

VTNtIE subscribers having made a large addition
IL to their Wooden Factory are now ready to re-
ceive WOOL to manufacture into cloth on shares
CARDING and CLOTH DRESSING done as
usual. j. *. " >. X. REMlCl.
Barnett Passumpsc Village,
August l, 1887 2-AW
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To CAOthiePS +!

TTNHE subscribers have on hand The folIow;n,
IA, articles OF DYE-STUFF, which they will
sell al Gerry too prices Tor cash or approved credits:
Nicaragua, Copperas.
rustic, .Nadder,
Cam Wood, Blue Vihlol,
Log Vood' Whate Vitriol
alum, Nut Calls
1t being intention to discontinue keeninp
Dye-Suffs those in want of the above articles can
get great bargains by calling soon on
SHEDD & JEWETT.
st. Johnsbury Plain, August /, 1887. TT
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salt! salt!

SHEDD d JEWETT have for sale SO BUSH
~ els of Coarse and few bushels OF Fine Salt
Those in want of salt, who going TO want it
before winter will do well TO call soon,
Aug. 8, 1897. l-tf
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Dissolution.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
a the subscribers was dissolved on the first day
of April last. All demands due the company must
he paid Immediately to E. c. Parks, who is author,
ICED to close the concern.
E. C.. PARKS,
l.. P PARKS.
Waterford August 10, 1887. 2-3w
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Foote broke his leg by a. fall from his horse;
n slIy peer condoling him on the accident, Foote
replied--"Pray, my lord, don't aude TO- my weak
point-I have never alluded to yours pointing
TO the noblemans head. $500. ...l.-.H
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wv am ted e.

A ND mast be had previous to the first day of
N September next, in exchange for Goods and
demands which have become due-Lots OF Cash.
SHEDD u JEWETT.
Auouet I 1877 If
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~ office.

NHE subscribers having bought the goods be.
II longing TO the late firm of of e. c. Parks 4
Go. will continue business at the old stand and So
licit share of public patronage.
Levi p. PARKS 81 SONS.
Waterford, August 10, 1887. a3w
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~ office.

tAME in the enclosure of the subscriber on, or
~ about 18th of July last, Chestnut coIored
Mare, with small star in her forehead The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. SIMEON HILL
Waterford, 7 August, 1887 eff
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Aprons ! Aprons +!

a NEW lot of INDIA RUBBER APRONS
Il = just opened and FOR sale cheap by
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
August 2, 1887 If
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BOOTS and SHOES

N. b. The subscriber would like to EXCHANGE +,
Few old Notes and accounts for Cash, Leather, or
the common necessares of life -
GEO. C. BARNEY.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Aug. 49, 1887. eff
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Elegant Looking Glasses,
NROCKERY and Glass Ware, Hard Ware and
" Cutlery, Room Paper, Bordering and Chin.
ney Pieces-a prime assortment for sale by -
August 1887 49, If
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diction,n appear "mean and contemplate" wheh
compared with the Scriptures He pronounces
also beautiful and eloquent eulogium upon the
character of our Savior, and asserts the utter I'M
possibility that such character should be mere
fiction of the imagination, las Tom Paine some
where insnuates.) "The inventor of such per-
sonage," adds he, would be still moro aston
ishing object than the hero"
Lord Byron also, in his emphatic language,
saws, "f man aUas tUer God, or God man, Jesus
Christ aUas both."
And in the blank leaf of his Bible were found
after his death, the following lines in his own
hand writing:
"Within this wondrous volume lies
The mystery of mysteries;
And bless d, forever bless d, are they
Who read to hope, and read to pray;
But better had he ne or been born,
Who reads to doubt, or reads to scorn.
The only establishment is, how men, after
such admissions, can remain nfidels. Lord
Rochester. once himself distinguished member
of their corps, explained it when he said, laying
has hand emphalically on The Bible -"The only
grand objection to this book is bad life." They
know the right and approve it, but pursue the
wrong.
LONDON TEMPERANCE ANNIvERsARY. The
following is an extract OF letter from j. S. Buck
ngham member OF Parliament, to E. G. Dele
van, and published in the Albany Argus.
"Thc firstannversary of our Total Abstinence
Society was held at Exeter Hall just fortnight
after the anniversary OF the old, or Moderation
Society, as it is called here, and regret exceed
ngly that Mr.. Kirk and your son were not pres
ent to see the difference. The number OF the
auditors present in the orchestra, hall and gale
ries, must have exceeded 5000 persons. The
meeting began at eleven and continued till five,
and the attention and enthusiasm was maintain
ed throughout Earl Stanhope presided, and
gave most interesting history of his. father, who,
at an early age, in consequence of feeble health,
was sent to the continent, where a pupil Of the
great Bocrhave recommended to him total absti-
nence from all Intoxicating drinks and exercise;
which advice he followed through life, with the
happiest effects; having renovated his constitu-
ton, and lived happily to very advanced age.
He also stated that he had abstained himself for
the last five years from all that intoxcates, and
had influenced all his tenantry to do the same,
with the most wonderful results that he had now
with great pleasure signed the total abstinence
pledge, and that he felt himself honored in being
made President Of the society; and would re-
commend its principles TO the British nation and
to the world. No first anniversary of any socie-
y ever held in England was so numerous, so
brilliant, and unanimous. The foundation is
firmly laid in the. hearts and understandings of
the multitude, and under the blessing Of Heaven,
progress will be rapid and durable'
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Fire !! Fire !!

ME members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
n surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the Di.
rectors on all notes in force the following days.
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A Prime Assortment

A Prime Assortment
OF English French and American CALICOES.
W GINGHAMS and French MUSLINS. Also
SILKS for Ladies dresses; Merinos, Camletcen,
&c. &c. For sale cheap-no mistakenly
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
August g. 1882. 1-tf
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NHEDHCEN H..
HIslfher .TcXYcaf.

A II his shop on ST. Johnsbury Plain, keeps for
N sale general assortment of Medicines. Ply
sicians and families supplied with genuine articles
cheap, especially for ready pay. The following
arc Soma Of he articles
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ny ]. PIERPoNT.


Though all your hands against us rise
We've proved them, and we know their might
The CONSTITUTION and the RIGHT.
We say not, ye shall snap the links
That bind you to your dreadful slaves:
Hug, if you WILL a corpse that stinks,
And toll on with il to your graves
But, that we may go, coupled thus,
Ye never shall make slaves Of as.
And what, but more than slaves, are they
Whole told they ne'er shall be denied
The right of prayer; yet, when they pray,
Their prayers, unheard, are thrown aside9
Such mockery they will tamey bear,
Who'er fit an iron chain to wear.
"The OK, that treadeth out the corn,
Thou shall not muzzle. THUS saith God.
And will ye muzzle the free born
The nran-The owner Of the sod
Who "gives the grazing OK his meet
And youths servants bere-Your seat?
There's cloud, blackening up the sky!
East West and North, its curtain spreads:
Lift to its muttering folds your eye
Beware for, bursting on your heads,
II hath force to bear you down
IT'S an 1NsULTED PEOPLES frown.
Ye may have heard of the Soultan,
And how his Jannissarics fell
Their barracks, near the Atmeidan
He barred, and fired; and their death-yell
Went to the stars-their blood ran
In brooks across the Atmeidan.
The despot spake and, in one night,
The deed was done. He yields, alone,
The sceptre of the Ottomite,
And brooks no brother near his throne
Even now, the bow-string, at his beck,
Springs round his mightest subjects neck.
Yet will lie, in his saddle, stoop,
I've seen him, in his palace yard
To take petitions from troop
or oomen, who, behind his guard
Come up, their several suits to press,
To state their wrongs, and ask redress.
And these, into his house of prayer,
I've seen him take; and, as he spreads
His own before his maker there,
These women's prayers he hears or reads:-
For, while he wears the diadem,
lie is instead of God TO them.
And this he must do. He may grant,
Or may deny; but hear he must.
Were his Seven Towers of adamant,
They'd soon be level with the dust,
And "public feeling" make short work,
Should he not hear them with the Turk.
Nay, start not from your chairs, in dread
Of cannon shot, or bursting she'll!
These shall not fall upon your head,
AS once upon your house they fell,
We have weapon, frmer set
And better than the bayonets:
A weapon that comes down so still
AS snow fakes fall upon the sod;
But executes freeman's will
AS light does the will of God;
And from its force, nor doors nor locks
Can shield you:-'tis the ballot box.
Black as your deed shall be the balls
That, from that box shall pour like hail!
And, when the storm upon you falls,
How will your craven cheeks turn pale
For, at its coming though you laugh,
Twill sweep you from your hall like chaff.
Not woman, now-the people pray,
Hear us-or from us ye will hear!
Beware desperate game ye play
The men that thicken in your rear
Kings though ye be-may not be scorned,
Look to your move your stake !-YE'RE
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Boots and Shoes.

TEoRGE G. BARNEY begs leave to tender
c-',, MS aekhowledgements to the Public for past
manu- facture "es "
BOOTS AND SHOES
at his old stand, where he has ON hand and ntends
keeP'ng. constant supply of all articles in his line
course to do good service al" VI
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine his stock under the assurance that his nri
thankfully received. Will oe
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siaking s per cent assessment for the year;
whlcn Is TO be cast on the original amount Of tho
premium note, without reference to any endorse
ment and the same to be paid to the Treasurer, at
ms ottce IN Montpelier before the 18th day Of
october, 1887. An opportunity will be presented
isature and those who neglect to forward the a.
mount aohen due, referred to the 9Th Section of
the Act attached to each policy for the consequent
ccs. By order of the Directors
HOMER w. HEATON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug, 10, 1887. 3-3w
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Valuable Town Property
Tor Ndie.

e VIE subscriber e.
ing dr.,tous IL
removing from Char
lotie, tier, l1r sale his
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FASHIONS. FAsnIONsH

ye1uE subscriber takes this method OF an
u nouncing 10 his patrons and the pub
lie. that he has Jus, received the FALL "
WINTER FASHIONS from New York
and Phsdelphia, which for Beauty and
Taste. has not been excelcd by any pre-
yious report
He respectfully solicits tho continuation
Of publIc patronage; and he particularly
reouests such ns have never been well fitted
10 owe him trial now, as he feels confident
III his ability 10 tit
Any thing in human shape,
From a giant 10 an ape.
He has on hand good assortment OF
Cloths and Trimmings OF the best quality
among has Cloths are nearly all the CO.
lors worn. He has also number OF ready
made ON ERCOATSo f various colours aud
qualities. Also, VESTS and PANTA
Looms (Which have all been made ~ bus
own shop within the last few months.) Al.
- Stocks, Collars, BOsomS, Sasptadsrs,
Giores, DC. He is determined TO give bar
gains 10 all that will favor hlm with ihelr
custom, either as Tailor or Clolhler, OF both.
lie Will sell Cloth cheap, and make as cheap
as any other good workman.
A. GRAHAM. Tailor i C!otAio
Charlotte, Oct II, 1881. 61g
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.UFSCELL.F.sEOGS.
TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.


TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.
When Freedom from her alountsin height
Unfurled her standards TO the ar,
She tore the szure robe OF night,
And ssl the stars of glory there.
she mingled with his gorgeous dies
The milky baldrie Of the skies,
And STRIPED H. pure celestial white
With stree kags from the light!
Their. from his mansion IN the sur,
She called her eagle bearer down,
AnG gave into his mighty hsnd
The symbol OF hsr chosen land
Majestic monarch Of the cloud!
Who rear'st alsft thy regal form,
To hear the tempest irumping loud.
And see the tightening lances driven,
When stride the warriors OF the storm,
And rolls the thunder-drum Of Heaven
Child of the sun ! TO thee is given
To guard the banner Of the Tree
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
And bid its blessings shias afar,
Like rainbow on the cloud of war,
The harblnger of Victory!
Fiar of the brave thy folds shall fiy,
The siga of hope and triumph high.
Vixen speaks the signal trumpet. tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on.
Ere vet the life blood. warm and wet,
Has dimmed the glistening b. yonei,
Each soldiers eve shall brightly turn
To where thy meteor glorles burn,
And, as his springing steps advance,
Catch var and vengeance irom the glance
And when ihe canno's nsuthtngs loud
Heave in wild wresths The battle shroud,
Ard rnrv a hrrs m - and fall
Like shoots OF fl inc on midnight pail
There shall Inv victor chances glow,
And COW ering foes shall fall beneath
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger OF death
Flag OF the sea on oresu's wave
Thy stars shall glttsr DER the brave.
When death careerlng on the gale
Sweeps darkly round the belied sail.
And frightened waves rush wildly back
Before the brosdside's reeling rack,
The diving wenutrer of the sen
Shall look at once 10 Heaven aud thee,
And smile TO see III, spleudors fly
10 triumph Ger the clo,ing eye.
Flag Of The free hearts onl, home,
By angel hands 10 valor given
Thy stars have lii the welkin dome,
And an thy hucs were born IN Heaven.
Forever float that siam ard sheet;
Where breaihes he foe. bot TAILS before u,
With Freedoms soil beuealh our let,
And Freedoms bonner stream ng Ger Us
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TO AMERICAN YOUTH.

Among the dangers that strew the pat
of life, those which firs from the USE Of 10
toxlcalIng liquors are found to Be Gar IL.
most numerous, and far the most de>truc
tive Of life, health aud happlne>s--the grau1
objects of all human pursuit. Within few
years, great light has been thrown On the
subject, and if YOU viii secure y urselgp>
from those dangers, you vii. seek ,nlnrma
ton Upon It, and thus strengthen AMI con
firm Your own resolutions 10 abstain f,ou,
their use. You will tnt a vast amour, Of
property much worse than wasted Or thrown
away IN their cunsunpilun-lhatt the mnral-
of the nation are mast painfully corrupted,
general health and order impaired, poverty
and crime multiplied, and degradation and
ruin the inevitable consequence. AMI al
this because men will drink What Is proved
by the most 60 npe'ent testimony not 10 be
ngedlui or useful. hut winch on the con.
trary, Is Injurious both 10 the body and the
mind-whioh terds 10 torn incorporate az
pe,ites, and leads to drunkenness and rum.
our fathers are unw looking upon yo0
with 10 common anxiety 10 know what de.
cislon you will make IN reference 10 the Use
OF intoxicating drlnks-wheihcr Won will in
the sp,rit Of patriotism, Of philanthropy and
OF Christian charity, unite N the common
pI0dge against them or whether you will
sufiar the sad history of the past, and the
noble effJrts of the present day, TO be lost
upon sou and thus entail thjs iron scourne
upon unborn millions, and endanger unlgcr.
sal liberty and happin -. The consumma.
toa Of this reformation is in your hands.
Without your CO. operatonit will essentially
tah-wlth Ii success IS certain. o what
prze is before you Wbat glorious bles
sing may YOU confer on your country and
the world and how small the sacrifice Be
not theo recreant to Yourselves and to duty
The boon you will confer wl. form a bright.
er page IN YOUR conntrs'- history than the
battles Of Lexington and BunkerhlI or The
field of Saratoga.
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TdfHGGte TOgE:v Esr0Dcyfy
For sale.

sT5ss VsSllE subscriber again of d
-IAs IL lers tor sale, his House - Z.
aud Lot IN the town Of Charlotte, enc door
south Of the Jail. The house j. very con.
venlent for small family and has all oeces.
sary out houses. There is " ELI. Of good
water on the lot. Also, on the premises -
a good Wood and Smith Shop, suitable for
carrying on The Coach Making Business.
THIS situation Is good one for that 5asl
ness and - worthy the attention OF those
wishing To engage in It. Possession gwen
the 1t Of Jdnnary uex'. II the property
- disposed Of, II wall be for rent on the ii Of
January. Letters sent to me at Wade>bo
rough Will BE- attended to Immediately.
NATHAN BROWN
Nor % 1887. f-
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

AECKLENHuRG COUNTY
Court Of Pleas and Qsarter Sessions, Dc.
fobfr Term, / So.
jos. II. " llson, ESr Of ". Morrison, decd.
RS.
james Wagons, G orgn p. Lrneslad, John
Penmau, Ilenr, EiuudeIl aud Henry Ilea.
thorn, meu,ber, 81 the Apa.o Anrrt.
can Gold Nlnug COMPANY.
Ol.iGal Attachment. Levied IN the hands
II William Carson, and bin summoned a.
Glruislcc
q ! appearing % tic satisfaction ct the
r. Court, that TIE defendants reside beyond
the lanus Of Jhi, State, II IS therefore Or
tered, That publication hr made SIX weeks
ia The Charlotte Journal tia, unless the sad
defendants APPEAR al the next Court OF Pleas
ami Quarter - sslons, to lie held tor slid
couu'v, al The Courthouse in Charlotte. oo
the 4'h Monday N Jauulrs nexl, and then
and there plead, aGsaer or repleyy, luds
meot by default vii be rendered against
hem.
Witness, BfalS Oates, Clerk of .aid Court
at ''i~e, the llh Monday ~ October, A.
d. 1851.
D oATEs, c. G.
Nor. - 1887 Price adv 81 til
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4 poor man once excused his non.aiteD.
dence at church to rich nrlg hDor. By say /.
ing he bad no breaches til for the orcasion,
when tae latter offered to lend him pair.
The man avaIed himself OF the off..f. aud
when the Priest vas abou, to comnrnce
prayer lie cas-, a glance to his friend, when
he called out 10 an under ,one, but loud p.
nough to b. heard by those around, " Dpn'r
kneel down n my breeches :" The man
carried home he borrowed garment. and
vas long time absent from church as u
sual, when another neIghbDr inquired the
reason, which the poor man gave rs bef,,re.
adding that he once borrowed par. which
had gwen tue owner occasion To insult his
poverty before the whole aadlpnce-" Conn
with Inc" SAID bis new lrlenI, " and wall
supply you" Accordingly he e-sa, Ell ONCE
more To visit the church IL borroead brrerb.
e. ; and when notice vas gwen for PRAYER
be directed his attention Ia his accon,aoJs.
ting friend, who no sonuar say him. than
he called out loud enough 10 attsact the ob
servatioD Of all present, +" kncel down, kneeI
down any where, 10 my breechesl p
At late celebration Of the old bachelors
al Bloomington, Indiana, the folloslng vi.
famous toast was drank
This Farsi IN The churchea-1ngol, IN
the ball rsom-snd the devil in tbs kitehgn"
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MEcKLENEURG COUNTY.
Corrt Of Pleas and z ariey Sessions, Dc.
tobtr Tam, 1881.
LIN 4 lnntnr

john +. Hunter
rs.
Thomas Cooper aud W. .''''e''''en''
Joseph ChIuum.
l. wed on a tract Of land, the property Of
Thomas Cooper, adj iniug the lands of WI
ham Cooper, John Cooper aud others.
4 appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
- Court, that the defendant IS not an 10
hsblnnt Of TIN, State, u is therefore Or.
dcred, That po5hcaiiou be made SIX weeks
N the Charlotte journal ihat unless the
sand deieudan, appear az the next Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10 BE- held Tor
sad county At the Courthouse IN Charlotte.
an tue Alb Monday "a January next, and
then ana there plead, answer or rcplovy,
Judgment by default will be rendered a.
galnst him.
Witness, Bral, Os'es, Clerk ofsaid Court
at Office, the lth Monday 10 October, 4.
ID. 1881.
B. OATES, c. e. c.
N9u. -. 1887. Price adv 81 III