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a TRACT OF LAND.
24l ACRES.
1860 ACRES ::

" hich may be conveniently divided into
various parcels, so as to suit purchasers.
The first mentioned tract has a valuable
Saw Mill site, and constitutes desirable
farm, with about 50 acres Of cleared
land, considerable portion of which
Gun be converted into meadow; and If
desired by purchaser, an addition of
timberland can be made to it frem the
large survey aforesaid. On that survey
is valuable Iron Ore bank, which may
make the whole or part of it an im-
pertant acquisition 20 persons rontem-
plating the erection Of Iron Works in
the neighborhood. Those disposed to
purchase the whole or any portion of
the above mentioned property, will
please submit their proposals to the SUBJ
scribers, or either of them.
ELEANOR STUART.
BRlSC0E G. BALDWIN.
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NJ. GUSHING

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public, that be has Jsst received
fresh s.PPly Of Oranges, Lemons, Raj
sins, Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Palm Nuts,
FilbeIts and English Walnuts. Also,
fresh Water and Soda Crackers.
Superior Spanish Cigars and Chewing
Tobacco.
His SODA FOUNTAIN is now in
operation and he will keep a supply of
Ice Gram, Beer and Cider, together
whh general assortment of Cakes and
Confectionery.
Also-ICR for sale. Families can be
supplied with regular quantity daily.
Stanton, june I, 1887.
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HEIFER'S TEATS.

II Remedy for Sore NIPPLES.
A late invention to prevent the dis
.ressing pain aud suffering to which
mothers afflicted with sore Nipples arc
liable. The simplicity of this contri-
vance, and the very great relief afforded
by 1t, must recommend itself to the attcn-
ton of those who suffer from the above
mentioned cause.
DIR. COOKIES
ODONTALGIC EXTRACT
For the tooth -ache-and
1issCEssre or Mre0SOfe,
for cleansing and preserving the teeth
and gums, aud for purifying the breath.
Carpenters Compound Ex.
tract Of Bone Set,
4 valuable remedy in intermittent and
remitteht fevers.
SwAIM's g. McLANE's VERNE
FUGE.-SwAIM's PANACEA,
long celebrated remedy in Scrofulous
diseases, diseases OF the skin generally,
and variety Of chronic affections de.
Peadent on what is usually called impu.
ri:y Of the blood.
.s,ssak,aaa's Specific @issts,,csst,
used in the cure of White Swellines,
Glandular Tumours, Sore Legs. Whit.
lows or Felons, Pains, letters, sc.
Buffers EferUescent .aper1ent
.Magnesie.
LOgaM's Best Cigars.
For SALE BY
Da. +. BERKELEY s. Co.
StauntoD, June 22 1887.
DOCT. BERKELEY will continue
20 attend to his Professional duties.
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100000

Acres Of Land for Sale,
Or lease for term of years in small Tracts,
to suit purchaseIs-lying in the counties
of Lewis and Baxton. in Virginia. Fer
terms, apply to the subscriber at Weston,
Lewis county. Va.
]. NJ. CAMP.
June Is, IS37.-3m
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NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the estate of
JOSEPH COWAN, deceased, are re-.
quested to come forward and make nav
meDt, or settle their accounts, without
delay. JOHN COWAN,
A. d. COWAN,
Sept. D, 1886. Adm'rs
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published veeklu, bv
HARPER g. SosEY, at Ttoo Dollars n
year, II paid in adUunce, or Tvo Dollars
and Fifty Gents, after The expiration of
the first sir months.
NopdPer UiU be discontinued until ell
drreoroges are paid.
70" ADVERTISEMENT not ercee5;Do
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter are in
serted three weeks for one dollar each
continuance after, tweniy flee cents. Lar
geTddUertisementoin The sumo PROMOTION.
All letters ~usf be ',pos, paid"
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SALE OF
BlOOded Stock.

WILL offer for sale at John Switzer's,
near Thinking Spring Meeting house, in
Augusta county, on Tuesday the LIST day
OF August next, at public auction,
20 head of Horses,
chiefly Colts of fine blood. There is
fine brood mare, with a colt at her side,
a fine Stallion. and four or five horses
fit for use the balance colts. In case
fail to sell the Stallion, will stand him
tall season, commencing from that
time, at Greenville. Middlebrook, Fair
field and Brownsburg, at $40 the sea-
son, or $40 insurance. think ha.
zard nothing when say he is one of
the best riding horses in Virginia.
Terms Of sale will be made known on
the day.
ALEX'R FITZPATRICK.
June Is. 1897.
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The TRACT OF LAND,

in the decree mentioned, on the terms
therein required on the premises, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of July ner,. This
tract is situated ON Pudding Run,
branch of Messy creek, on the Harrison.
burg and Warm Springs Turnpike, ad-
joining the lands of James A. McCue.
Abraham Brannaman and others and
contains by estimation $50 or 24O acres.
A proper portion of ii is said to be clear>
ed. and in good state of cultivation.
The timber on the uueleared part thereof
very good. About 6 or Z acres of FIRST
rate Meadow, aud the soil generally Of
good quality. The improvements
connections DWELLING HOUSE,
good new BARN, and other usual OUT
houses. The attention ofthose wishing
to purchase ia respectfully invited, as
the sale will take place on said day with
out reserve.
JOHN J. CRAIG
June 8, 1S37.-lds
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HGas BEING interested in ascer-
EM&&sy tanning the amount Of claims
against the estate Of Jacob Peck, decd,
we request persons holding debts against
the estate, either by judgments or bonds,
to exhibit them as soon as convenient
to Chesley Kinney, Esq.
HENRY IMRODEN,
J. A. PECK.
May Is, 1897.
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PURSUANT 20 the foregoing decree,
the undersigned, appointed Commits
sioner for that purpose, will proceed to
sell at public auction,
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+ II Z S II
drugs & Medicines.

- - ~ uAOV1nS OSs
IL THE subscribers having pur-
chased the Drug and Medi>
cine Store of DIR. John b. Gar
EG rett, will hereafter carry on
the business under the firm
Of DR.. EDMUND BERKELEY g. Co.
in the house occupied by DR.. Garrett,
nearly opposite the Printing Office, and
one door east of Mr.. Benz. Crawford's
store. and respectfully solicit the patron
age Of the old friend. Of the establish
ment, and Of the public generally.
They are daily expecting supplies Of
FRESH MEDICINES,
and every article in the Drug line, such
as Paints, Oils, Dye-.NTsEHS,
and variety of FANCY ARTICLES,
all OF which will be sold OH the mos,
reasonable terms.
The subscribers beg leave to call the
attention Of the Physicians and coun,r,
Merchants OF the western portion Of the
Valley to their Establishment, as they
intend to sell on as good terms to pune.
tual customers as any other establishment,
in the state.
a more particular enumeration Of the
ARTICLES VIII appear as soon as possible.
EDMUND BERKELEY,
WIN. w. DONAGHE.
Staunton, June l5, 1887.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue OF authority vested in US by
the last will aud testament Of the Hon.
Archb. Stuart, deed. we will make sale,
by private contract, Of certain real prop
erty devised to US in trust, to wit:
a TRACT OF LAND.
on Back creek. in Augusta county, near
its Junction with South river, containing
24l ACRES,
now occupied by John Minnis, adjoining
the lands of Gerard b. Stuart, Jno. Col.
ner and others. with an adjacent parcel
of about TW ENTY ACKES-Also. a
large survey of WOODLAND, lying
east Of said tract. extending TO the Blue
Ridge mountain, containing about
fcA INNa
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80 VALUABLE
m! Tract Of Land
FOR SHE.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Rockingham County Circuit Superior
Court Of Law Rld Chancery, May
Tpru 1927
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are DONG. Tam sure. my dsar. yca Gao |
aFard 4 as well a. ethsrs--a great Many
others. Nov mr dear. know yoa WIN
Car NV sake. OnlE.lhink--so hare hrs.
Coison and Mrs Porter riding il sheir
coaches. and your wife going % foot
70. Hnrt~eIl. I should BE- happy %
oblige ron IN any thing reasonable, bui
ii prpssr I csnnai s6nrd 10 pay tao
thousand dollars Coz coach and span OF
erays: n ' hope Won viii be eonienied
20 vain unlIl ] an few thousands richer.
As Henry Hartwell said this. he rose
from. lhe sofa and hulinned mp bis Goat.
in order. We suppose. On strengihen MS
resolution. which he perceived hy sort
Of instinci was % be pun IN . iesL The
FIRST eonnuhisl squsbble Is an askward
affair compared % what they are when
one is more accustomed 10 Them.
sNnw Mr. Hanwell. | do think you
are almost a. siingy ~ -. Splash says
Won are said Julia, half paaling--hali
laughing. - 9
scarse Mrs. Splash said The husband
with m half expression 81 eaunieaance.
sHow can you talk 81 about ms friends.
Mr. Hartwell!' said Mrs. VI. with sdecl.
ded pont, and iwo.Ihirds &c frnwn
/ Your friends are quite asheious in nv
affairs. said III. deiermiBedly.
Julia saR II was no time iar trliling
now. She sm0o,hed ont the ffowR--
contracted the pnuI and with admirable
adroilness hurst inlo a fond Of tears.
which would have carried away . weak.
er mans resolution. s@
Here isa proper place fra little SEMI
meni, which tlie reader will please 70 i'm
sgsne. ~ rv ID Hs~ So 3. =.
scome my love- said Mr. Ilanweil.
a liule sof,ened-.ihis won't d.. IN tears
three weeks af,er marrisxe-really. Julia.
did not EXPECT this--eome. ny love.
dry yoar ewes: vill do any reasonable
thing 10 N 'ke. van happy i
Did Won ever see the sun break out af.
Ter a liltle shower--so burst firth the
smiles on the beautiful face Of Julia Hart
l well. .s... .as~a. e# s# &@
Then. my love. you will buy the
coach and grays.' @s5 s
. Iadeed Julia. canno, afford il.
Indeed, Henry. you muss'--hslf a
p0it 8sss ss=s
IL cannot 80 pray don't urge the
poia' any further s.as
sYan are a barbsous cruel man. Mr..
HaflwelI.' So - -,
.You are very unreasonable woman.
A frown and another button. -
lyon do NOT care for me- More tears.
Yes ia. b., ! can, hamor all year
carrices.'
| viii you-buy-,he coach--Mr. Harl.
welI!' Quite ashower. ~ .
MOI & "a e. @za 80 T., -
You won,-buy Tito make-ms hap-
py-you uhleeling man--yoa'll break NY
heart You wiII!'
| 'Ishould be sorry-,o break Your heart.
very sorry-snd sm surry 70 see you an.
happy. .sst Z ~ s 49, e~- III
'Then-will you-buy the-coach-and
graysr f = r s-s@es,-
mol No. NO! ItoonI.' .
| .-~~ Boston Pearl.
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From the Saturday, coufiss

80
AIRING NE A MINSTREL"
ID Kags ii. Is.
From eel, that rsereAnt idol. Zee,
that mars the PnssIne purpose Of The soul.
Who lives Cor self Is never free,
De his b, half ii duty, ours the whole
SHY bread upon the waters easih
10 times Of need i shall feast supply,
Peace dresl 10 smiles shall view the past,
The future faith and hope, which never die. =.
The seere, deed Of duty given. as
In meek reliance on the promised ard. -
A flowers which drink the dews Of heaven
Shall bloom perennial, this shall never fade.
Our iuasfai art, the World pervades,
A genial charm from h.ar 10 heart conveys,
IN JOY o. grisf. IN mart or slsdes.
The voice Oflibery Of love and praise,
The psOphs, fauItered. Gill the Tyre 50
The spirit walked, and o. the minstrel Play'd
seraphic strains the seer inspire. @~.@
ais vision raps, TO future times conveyed.
Thus freedoms iyrs adjurss the pride,
which seeks che plsudi,s Ofdeeensrats souls.
With him alone its guard and guide.
Whose Eat termed rs, and whose hand con-
trolls. VI
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FARMERS SCHOOL.

xaHE sabsrflbef has ksen % seHse iin's
- eouvineed. ahaf EnelifA 6ebooAs 81 fhf
k,.s crSer we're gressiy SEEDED y or conn-
~ A which she s5rs Fl oaF arwefs mseni
seaSl,e thst kipa q sATsieai knowie9se shish
wiA oralify shem - bseome seed. ussf1l spa
irsellluent citirsns. Ill cannos be desired, that
nj CIV cFen 81 OR most dlsssogulshed naen
h.ys s,gsen from these ssund headed and no
nest hssrses fathers. abo sse emphsiiespy
sermed she' bahs aBd slneH Of err rspBhhss
nut Whn. faf fhs saul a spsiabse sehooiss hssc
not had Il in tier yewsr 70 gise ihelf cons ma,
kind n al educafipc uaiei. woeld have Prefef.
~ then lor srssfef ssrsiee e ihsit. eoan,fy
The ssbssrSb-I. .,ho : The PIiasips' - th's
Isslstntiop, viii ~ he bssi eEaessers g ssn-
det ID lie fra efiss kind. A detail Of be p'sn
csnnof here Be gisen, bat he vii sintis s.y,
Iis eBiscs wi Be 10 ns&ke geod Ensiisk stte-
favs. Maral and reliaioss msiEBcilon VII ~
40 neaas he considered secendafy el1ost
The Priaeipsl "a this seh.ol hafiers hlniss
ihas NJ wiM H. pa,fnnised III sprli gentlemen
~ A. MT wfsh 10 GIVE shem snns ariass'cu'
sducailsn; bnG ~lso Nuald b. ri, asssi % hass
item Taught u read aAd Hllle CORRECTLY, sna
slso he EngIlsa. Grammar aid Geoersphy,
With same Knowledge d assfoa'hiy, Mashs-
insiies, Rhefnse. and chensstsy, asssfls y an
nnsteiy eeaaeetrd essh sgfleallsse. -
Price &c Beard and Ivi.isn. ia0iaiRss .eaY,
ales, fael, Washing. and every thing Of i's
k.nd, VIII be SIS ihs sessiea.
Tfiis school viii - opened % The second
Monday IN January. II Rock hoase, lire
niles wet sfsCispei Hlil and iNe,ss n,lle'
ruu,h vest If ild sborueh.. nsors hfniihy
situation there cannes h. IN the state.
ELIJAH GRAVES.
Orange County, Dec. u. 5i-5m
- Y q e,l,tsrs IA lie Raleigh stands 4
and The Nilton Spectator wili ihsers the shovs
sir weeks. and send their aceoenis 10 this %
bee. IS tes Il u
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GIRO ULAR. ~
TREAsuRy Drpaarsrsr, .
Second Compitolssr's Office, q
Rs.f Sspis,sku Is3s.

30 -. SFie,stu Isss.
The sgent Cor paying pensiars u SAL. e.. SD.
SIm la order to guard more sfisetuslty a,
sa, STA 'epetIilnp OF frauds, a. bereioiare prac.
ii-t ~ the prediction & 'argtd papers, the
fret three following Iddiiioa n rules will Oh
served BY lhe accounting eliicers Of The Urea.
sury. a ~ 80 81 &c.,. ,.
I ~ every case whore the pensioner EN-.
ploys au Attorney 10 receive hi pension, the
execution of the pswer r,nst be m the presence
Of ~ lcasl pns Witness other than the maRls.
trate beioIs whom u 10 acA nov edged No
payment 10 40 pltorprs will b. allowed unless
supported by a voucher thus executed.
o " ~ cases where the signature OF the
pensioser 90 ms attaraeg u required, = eh pen-
sianst o. at,nraey viii write his name II length,
u capable of 80 dplag, oiperWise. his signature
may b. BY marx or cross, in winch case the
exerution must be is the presence &c Al least
one witness, otner than the Iasllee or notary
WIN arts ofhcls,iy N the case. -. 81
>. Nopayinents wll Ia future be made 10 sny
pensIoner. either IN prison OF b. attorney, v lao
has not apDhed lof he aensinn sor more than
one year, without the prouustion 81 evidence
Of his idrn,lty, - prescribed IN ihs. insirc,rons
from this alice Of June 10, 1885,, chapter 4.
3
has been traHsmi,led 10 the Commissioner or
Pensions, and spec,si direction authoris,na
the pAymeat has been gwen. ..s .s esa- ;. :,
4. In cases where certificate has been ,s
sued b, the COMMISSIONER uf Pensions 10 the
widow ot children oi m officer Or soldier upde,
the act Of iuoe 4, isss, or Under the act gf
NAV, Is, Is2s, no proof Of the relationship &c
the applicant to the deceased .flicer or soldier
Is.to be required by The pehslon agent, tia,
proof having been necessaffl, filed IN the office
ofthe Commissioner Of Pensions pfior TO shc is.
suing NJ sueh certificate. .5as assse
Respectfully, slr.s a. s.ssss &. - -. a. !,
~. :. Your obedient servant,
tsigued.l ALBION K. PARIS,
Comptroller.
January 81 tk IS ew
To TAX. effect from the Ali March, 1857.
All thu papersin this STATE, vii insos. ANS
advertisement. f0f tvs saf cgsslve weeks, aud
send their accounts to % Edwards. Comms.
sloner Of Pensions, Wssinngton.
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" e m e ".
a Tanner Wanted.

a TANNER ard CuiRIER, WHO can come
recommended cor sobliety aud industry,
can receive iinmediaic employment and liberal
wages, on application 70 the subscriber. four
niles .west OF Ruliin' mills. Haw River. A man
witha small family would be preferred,
-. -. e. H.. a. WIN. HOLT.
Orange county, Jan. &c. 54--4w
tLA The ediinrs o. the Greensbnrough Pat.
riot and Milton Spectator WI give The above
Nv insertions, and forward their accounts to
this Office tor payment. III "a
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The Surplus Revenue. The secreta.
~ ofIhe Treasury has paid to the Urea
aurer Of Virginia. The first ainstalmeu, oI
her par;ion Of the surplus. amounting "a
little more than S70u.0OO. nj II :.
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Observation-Disclosures

slUBscRiBERSt to the Rccorler who inteud
t. make payment IN Wood. are requested
70 recoi'"ct that ~ thus season Of the year the
ariirle il nu.h needed. -
November %. DE-
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EINE OBJ PACKETs
To EayefferiIie.

sf.EiE srhsoners eAApIlhk On. C1IPp
NICHOLS, steamer MlLMINGTUS
aRd row BuAIS. all iat m,asurtr,,.
Goods ~ New York and dellstf ID, a. a. las.
siieyllIe, Al the established ;sIss. lree q q
other chsECss. $780,
Heavy Goods viii be taks' ss aboys ste, 6.
ed, eKcepI that they all /: iln,e-. Mh.r Il.
river Is very ION. be sshles "a .ioIaa, SIC a.
bcr VI storing Which Ne susi viii be st'stn
required, a. the steamer and TrN Bsa.s An.
Of ,be newest construction ard b. 6rsurI,
Of water. la
The Go5ds The owner,s usk Tho san, 4,
infae hands of forwarding msTrhsn,s
FselghI paysbis On delivery a. Eayeiis,,f,
Allp@rsans Shipping Goo.ss ~ The abc,. IN,
will please h.nd a hsi 81 the 6oeds sbaF. !,
Messrs SlIsliest \ Brown, 80 as 10 sdysf 30.
WILLIAM DOUGAIL. Proprietor.
Vikings a BELDEN, =.
.agenis q fSsslisrals.
sepsemoerS. A.. 3s-
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FNGiJsH st'tlot.I,.

TRHoMAs FLINT has eorpmencsd en- Ras
hsh school in the Male sesdsmy IN Hi. :.
borough. Price for tuition for the iowest class
will BE- three dollars per quarter, which y ii
comprise Spelling. Reading, ritlnr and Afish.
matte. For the hiehest class fout dollars pcs
quarter, which viii cesapfise English Gram.
mar. Geogrsphy. and Messhauts' Accounts i,
the Double Entry or Italian form. To he PAL
N advance, with the addition Of Is cents ior
fire wood durins the cool season.
january. rs. ss Sc
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HILLsB oROU @ II, M a
NJ runl,sHrp wesKly
ny DENNlS HEARTT,

AT THREE poLLARssA rgsR, pRs I'VE rollAh'
F1FTr cESTs fs.rAip IN AIyGScF.
Thost who do not give netieeo their "'su
10 have their paper dissonsinucd 81 the sKpaa'
tion of The year, will bepresnned as trsing
IFS continuance mill eounicrmah6ed. Anc %
paper will be discontinued until oil arTeaaEes
are raid, unIess at the cpiinn &C the publisher
Persons procuring ar subscribers, shall re-
seeise the seventh gratis. - -.
II Advertisements not exceeding sixteen Ip..
will be inserted three times Tor one dollar o"
twenty-five cents fofeach continuance.
u Subscriptions received by the printer, anu
most 81 the pust ns,pts IN the state.
All letters upon business relative 10 me ~
per must be post paid.
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Mipprseks lit has been calculated
that the annual loss II Brnish shipping
amounts 1" ga, 900 900. andeIhe loss Of
life at 1000. .% ~. (
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NeU Friends. --Dr johnson observed
TO Sir Joshua Reynolds. II man does
no. make new acquaiRlances as he adj
Sances through life, he will SOM find
himself alone, A man. sir. sheuld keep
his friendship in constant repair. -
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Psssios 0FF.es. Oct q.

Ptssios 0EFIcE, Oct >, 1854
The following Circular Letter, addressed 20
the Penst'n Agents BY The sseoed Gonpfrol
Ter Of tire Treasury, V published ias the. lnfar.
a,s'iun Of Pensioners. and lhose .Hho msy act
astheir attorneys, n drawing iher slipeads for
them, JAMESL. EDWARDS,
at& go coHnaissiean ef Psnucsn
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Wanted

g A qasn,i,y Of FLAX SEED and FEA-
n THEIRS for WHICH MERCHANDISE win
be given in sxchanee. "a .
MICKLE d NORWOOD.
February 2. 4 -. S.
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Negroes for Sale.

Al T thelast residence OF CONRAD STALEY,
deceased, Randolph county. we shalt sell
At public sale, on Satnf.iaylh fourth OF March
next, NINE LIKELY NEGROES; -Four q
whiehare Fellows. two Women and three Chil.
dren. Terms made known on the dAy Of sale.
d. u ABRAM HOADLEY, , -
ALFRED sTALEY. rs rs.
\. January 6. u, .. -. ss-tiM
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Ten Dollars Reward.

IRAN away iIom the subscriber IN August
last q Negro man named SAM, sboui 81
~ yrars Of age, ommon aae, cart ern,tlex
ion, has . scar on hrs breast, orcaeioned by !
burn when yohna. Ten dollars reward v IN De
gwen fot his apprehension, IL returned 70 the
subscriber, or confined So that Teen g,i him.
IL MICHAEL SH0FFNER.
.iDecembet -, ssgs..sz as. swp
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stase Bank Of N. Carolina

3gURSUANT 10 D Rtselution oi TIE Sices.
holders of this Bank, ~ theft last snuu''
Gtncsal Meeting. ssll persors having clsins a.
said Sank frr Dividends ii Capital q Profits
Drosl,es, ~ Notice isss,d IN ihs PnrClPa
Bank or iis Branehes, ere earnestly resrec u
pressed, them for payment 10 he Treasurer o.
The Bsak, on or beinre me ffsi Mortay n
November next. otherwise ihsy viii brbsre&
asthe Stockholders viii then make Jfns o.
s,dend - ahs effects Of the Bank.
5. F. PATTERSON, President.
Ra'eieb, Dec %, is3e. si-Sn
~ To be inserted in an the lnewsFaPsn
printed within the ssate al Ncfth CRtoGns 'O'
three mehilss--she bills 10 be sent %. the fTta'
snrerof ihe Bank. y no viii pay then ,oOrft'
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NOTICE.

u WISH 10 hire %, immediatelyfor the pre-,
sent year, q Negro Woman. whois first
rate washer, &C., Boy II ar IS years % age,
and a Girl l6 years I'D. No. +. 'eSA@
!. M. J. w. NORWOOD,
s~ y Guardian ~ Il. isle.
January g.. ST.
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TO Rent,

CONVENIENT HDusE, IN 4 pleasan,
y par, o. the town. ANY person. may know
The terms, &c. BY applyag az this Office. y. \
Janrasy 10, ~. a.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1886.

William Sireskera 4 Othsrs, p,,;,;.,
". .s,,I..
samasl Stsphorn md Samuel Tals 70, r ."S''
administrator, &c. snd oikpa , ~
ITappeanng 20 The satisfaction Of court
that David kirayhufn, John S,rayhoiD, 40.
jeIson Tate ard Mary his wife, reside beyond
the iimiis Of this STATE. tits therefore Otterst,
thar publicatien h. made Tor slx wrecks success.
slyeiy IN the HihsboropRh Recorder, that w
less the said Dash S,Tsshorn. Iohn slrsyto'h,
AndeTsou Tate and Mary his wIic, apes
the hext conf Of Pitss ard Quarter Seasons
20 be held for Ire county " TRANCE, a. The
eonrt house 10 Hillshesonph. on the iOurla
Monday IN February nsxi. and then snt thers
.p.ea,L answer. or demur,. The said pe,alcn vii
be isken pro eenfssse, end heard az Pdrts As "
them. ag-
]. TAYLOR, Gltrk.
Price Of Adv. 500. - So s'-sS