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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

iRtlNlh At rules holden in the the clerks Office
til tuvut suprnut touIt ct Law and thanceIN
Ut county at thaIluttr, the 9Th da, at June 153,
jordan bluCk luset hH, h, Nathaniel BLACK Poll, Black
W N u Ella, N, v .m iphhfdson aud Aili> his thurr,
J"dan lnuu jordan, Robert Nash aud Poll, his ~e I'd
wand lrt,'r aI AhlN m* VIZ " ha Packet and Nancy
n- VIII huufo ,uhlc aud lirlsov his wr Samuel Jor-
d#n Elizabeth jordan and oeofse foe aud Elizabeth h,,
VIII, plalnt,f,
igatnnt,
jam . NORTH admin i tho Ill annc Ael of Wat
tn" jordan d, ID and kcNes Iotduu Nl Jorau Matthew
Jollal ioh Jeaan, n laa Jordan, Pats, Joran Robert
Jordan aud SUN Jordan children and hal ct Reeves jordan
decd Defendant.
l. tnANCIEN.
Ihedludaut4 Ia cs jordan MOLLY jordan Matthew Jon.
dan follY jordan, Nlham Jordan rutse1 loiuu. and ~uk
JolIn not h,ms ent,r appearance, according 10 the
act ct Assembly and the ruiz al t- Cont, appearing
to tl san' lion 81 the count III dr, nl,Gans OF
tue stat I'm t'su uou OF thF PruuG-h, counsel NJ ol.
dd Tina the >t dsinduls 10 appear be.or Tia JUDI, oour
sd tottt ut Tia courthouse III, ll ,uute m t, ff a,
OF TN MT tn, aud cutter lion appearance and t,
plaintiffs bI, aud that COPY 81 Ia, odrrIr u.crd IN some
newspaper Pl shed IN the town o luehhaa two month,
==sel}. aud pt al the front doul the rotaut,t of
The salI county. tuIN-1s-tc,
J. ROBINSON u. {.
Juuel2 vm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

b. III f'prF,,-hast doya Hrc-I.lc four mil,
a''> nun Tor the Jockey Club purse Of i oa0 ann.
a.i o1 Friday as announced, 'Ihr following horse,
..ltn!. with lhr iallnnln, 11..lLl1-.--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12

a. TT ATED on Bui4loc River, III the county OF
- Amherst, ) mites from tiIc Count House, ~
miles from Lexington, and - miles from Lynch
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eOrsets.

NEAT little invoice OF CORSETS, dirte-
I y from the manufacturer aud at the most tempt.
luz prices. ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT
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wALDIE's OMNIBUS.
Another Work by WraxaIl.

ANECDOTES OF FOREIGN COURTS.
.ClN Friday, hiarch ist,t. viii b, published
in NaldIe's Literary Omnibus, a third
work by Sir N. W. wraxsll, entitled, Me.
mors and Private Anecdotes Of the Courts Of
Berlin. Dresden, Warsaw. and Vienna" This
work has never been reprinted 10 America.
From the London sIOaiAly Review.
" The style is clear and polished, withou,
other ornament than what naturally occurs
We shall only add that they abound through.
out with enlivening snecdote, and that the
readers time and attention will be amply 70.
paid, whether his search be for information or
amusement"
The whole ofthe early numbers Of " aldic q
Literary Omnibus being exhausted, an extra
edition will be commenced Oh the 18th inst.
from which date new subscribers who give
early notice will be supplied.
Price tor . single copy for twelve months
three dollars, two copies Tor Eve dollars, Eve
copies Tor ten dollars. II 10 the cheapest pc.
riodica' now printed in America. and the post.
age is that Of a newspaper.
A. WALDIE,
as Carpenter street, rear Of tkt arcade,
Philadelphia.
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Wanted


'9URsuANT 10 . n, so.uIIaaoi tie Slctk.
- holders of this Bshk. az their last sunusl
General Msstlng oil psrsons having 1.tEs co
sad BANK fnr Dr. ideads o, Csp,'st ~ P' fls,
Drpositss. or Notes issusd b. tire Pitat pei
Rank OF Its Rranchss. are earnestly dtsrtu 10
pressai them ior payment a. ID, Treasurer 0t
the Bank, on az before the fret Moh6sy "a
November neIt, othsrwiss thy Nil b. haired,
a. tie SincE e.lders vii thsh make . kEsl d.
yIdent a. . sff,rF - ne Bnak
ST PATTERSON. President.
Ra'r'gt btt - lee ST. in
[" Ia he inserted IN ell The ntxIpsJtrs
f'ntsd within the state 81 NortL Catolns Ior
three months the billie TO be sehl iu tie Tra.
surer Of the Bank, Who ~iil Psy thsB To as,r.
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Debtors Notice.

gf HEREBY notify Doctor james Webb. vii
- liam z. Anders =, David Yarbrough, (h's
agents and attofnPys,l the firm OF MIckle &
Norwood Of HIisborough, Samuel Thompson,
Thomas Faucet, James Palmer. snd last but
no, least Mrs Jane MeCauley, Of HILLSIDE
touen that having been compelled. BY a series
of fnisfortunes az iltte nov under my control
a. are the causss Of tue general dIsmay and
pecuniary pressure experienced at this time in
tn commercial world, 70 Pse honds 'or my ap-
pearance at May Term 1887, of otange coon.
~ Court. on casas at the instance Of I'm.
smith Clayton and others; and neing homes y
desIrous TO avoid making any injurious drscri-
minstiou among my creditors 60 that equal
and impartial justice may be done them tor the
signal 'avors they have magnanimously con
ferred on me in The days Of my prosperity;
shall ia due for'n If law apply 10 id c',uri for
the b. Befi' of The ae, &c assembly nsssed fer
tie relief II ins Is ~ bias
WILLIAM SMITH, Jun'r.
May II. ss--
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Waaa1Al We a@AYs3
IHrasWabie OI.s2shlaT,
80 10 CItI ~
External Diseases, viz:

White SwsIlIbgs, ScroiUls and Other Tu.
mours. Sort Legs and Ulcers. Gid aud
Flesh Wounds. SpraIns and Bpisrs.
Swelhngs and lnfismaiiuns, Scales I'd
Burns, Wonrn's Sore Breasts. Scald
Head, Rheumatic Pains. ChIblsins,
letters. Eup,ions, Blles, WhilIcWs--
and most sifeetusl remedy for The re-
moval Of Corns.
.2iso, Beckwilh's Anl.Dispeplic Pills,
FOR SALE ~
ALLEN PARKS.
September 9. -
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Stray.

Stray. ~
- TAKEN up by VIM. Brad
" sSA-wA shaw HvIag fourteen miles est
- 4 M from Til sborough, and entered
VI Cfk on the Stray Book Of Orange
TEzses county on the 10Th met a Bay
HORSE. tour feet nine inches high his right
eye "u,. has tail trimmed close, and par, of his
name cu' IF
s JOHN A. FAUCETF, Ranger.
May IL. .<~~ 67-3wp
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VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For safe.

SRHE Editor Of the Petersburg Intelligent
Ger being anxious 10 resume The practite
OF the Law, would dispose Of the Establish
meni to any gentleman, disposed 10 purchase
To hny such, on application either in person
or BY letter, full information will be promptly
given in reference to the circulation of,he "a
per, It's advertising and Job patronage, it's sup
ply OF Type, Presses, Office Furniture, &c. and
also as TO the ietms on which il may be pur.
chased without descending 10 the indelI,cs.
cy Of putting of the Establishment, the Editor
will say that i Possesses advantages and holds
out inducements well v orthy IL. attention Of
any gentleman who has the talents and the
means to conduct q newspaper with energy
and spirit.
April ". CT
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THE ACCEPTED SACRIFICE.

sew n THY HKARr."
What sail ne Ger thee. ,s.eu Coo q lossl
Thou whe didsi build the hsz*sns and mould
Oh. earth.
Thou VIC dldsl hang the sparkling stars above.
And eaIl'dsl from darkness hght and beauty
forshl
From all the treasures of the earth and sea.
What shall we Ger thesl
Shall We present thee gold aad slItlsnng gems.
Such as might wreaihs Re brows of royala,l
Shall @s pluek roses ifom their slendsr stems
sseh ss 10 summers graceful bs~srs may Be
And shall ws lay sAeu . thy holy feet.
An offering lair add meet
Or shall we deck 10y temple with the spoil
OF Mighty cities. and nch palaces;
stre~ do~srs, aiag % the altar sine and oil.
And pour around thes mineling melodies
Of luIes and voices IN sofi harmony.
Breathing W praise 70 theei
Or SHALL we bnng thee treasures Of the fed
When the rich autumn iills her fios ing horu;
The russell fruits the loaded branches yield
The elu.,ering grapes, the gOidea waving
e0ra--
Tie h,wers Of summsr-the sweet buds OF
spdng-
oh. which, which shall we brinri
There is . voice which saith: oh, desrer far
Than all the earthly treasures ys can GIVE.
The pure aspirings Of the spirit are
when in ths light Of Truth 1t loves TO live"
such be our ofsring at thy hols shrine
Our hearts, our hearts be Thine!
IS " A. B.
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INDUSTRY. IL la. been said With
great truth. that man must have oecups.
ZION or be miserable. Toll u the price
Of sleep and sppeu,e-of health and en-
jnyment. The very necessity which
Oyercomes our natural slolh 10 blessing.
The whole world does not contain one
brlar or thorn which divine mercy could
have spared. We are happier with the
slerIliiy which we cah overcome by in
dusuy, than we conId have been with
spontaneous unbounded profus,oD. The
body and The mind sre improved BY the
toll that faligues them. The toll u a
thousand times rewarded by tue pleasure
which II bestows. It's enjoy menIs are
peculiar. They hnw only from the ex.
eftions which they repay.
---sss---
A Smart Rotor. Lord Erskine de-
clsred IN large parry. in which Lady
Erskine and Mr.. Sheridan were present.
" that wife vas only a tin cauisser-Iled
to ones tall" upon which Sheridan pre-
scented Lady Erskne with these lines:
Lnrd ErskIne at woman presumIa2 10 al
Calls wife q tin canister tied 10 oae tai
And far Lady Anne, whIs the subject he car.
rles on,
Seems hurt at his Lorjship's degrading con-.
parison;
Rui wherefore degradin27 considered Alright,
4 ca iIster's polished and usefui and bright,
Add should dIu It's origInsI purity hide,
That the fault Of the puppy 10 whom Il is
tIed.''
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Masonic Celebration.

ThE 74nh q Jane sFIt -
o.: !: !; !: !! !" !: ]: !: !: ];
IA the s-lsbrailon a thai day
in the village of Chapel Hail. lam theE. iefe ear-
nsssIs and respectia " requested that The mem
Der. 81 each ef those lodges shanle favour ne
occaslas with q puseiual aiieadanee. ihs
Hon. RosERr STRANGE, Of fasei.stles - ~
neatly Distinguished mrmbeF d the FRATERNITY.
has eoosented 20 deliver Pablir sSaEess. aP-
pleable "a he CEREMONIES Of The day. and z .
highly probable that the seeas'on al seeeass
a large accession 10 is interest from the as-
kno~ledsed psweFs and aitalnmehis 81 me
speaker. 1, i fondly hoped that members o.
he fraternity INN . distance. who MAJ be
present Al the time. all ehseriu " PasneiPsse
With us In the spps,sehiag 81. hAi'sn
]. b. MsDADE, Secretary
efUnirsrsisy Ladgs,
Chapel Hill May n, Is
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Land for Sale.

~ WILL be sold al HIllsborough,
e5;x62 on tuesday of Nay Count. al pat'Ie
sYs.s sale. Tract Of Iand containing
-, s2s Acres, on Cnmb Creek four
mi e. Irom tilIisborouqh formerly beinrQ,rg to
Conrad Stauley, adjoining John Riley. John
Redding and Others
49, ABRAM HOADLEY.
Nav II. $3.50 68-
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Blanks for sale at this tDfca
BORO H. N. @.
PUBLISHED wEEKLr
nv DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, on TWO DoLLA"
RlFTS cEkTs ~ PAID IN AiyAkeE.
Those who DO not give notice Of their VISA
10 have their paper discontinued ut the expna.
ton of the year. will be presumed as desiring
its continuance until countermanded And 10
paper will be discontinued until oil anearaGes
are paid, unless at the option of the publisher
Persons procuring sir subscribers, shall re-
ceive the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen hines
will be inserted three times for one dollar, aho
twenty.fiy cents for each continuance.
Subscriptions received by the printer, anf
most Of the post. ssters il tile state,
All letters upon business reIstve,to the ~
per must be post psiu
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He answered in ne afsrnali.s.

He answered in ne afirmaiiss.
Then I'll he 81 Il zoo shan't
plead nv ease io.mnrrn~g
And naine." said anosher.
And NINE" said third.
The fees were forthwith put into he
hands. and our hero went % bed that
night fhy dollars richer than he was in
lhs morning.
The event proved that the con6denes
81 hls clients wss not misplaced. The
cases entrusted 10 him were managed IN
. msslerly manner and be rose from that
momsni w.th rapid strides % the head Of
me bar. He afterwards filled many nm
purlani Offices in the STATE. and was in
| fair uay q have attained 20 che highest
10 thr "a of the people; bui hrs untortB-
nate habits Of dissipation undermined hls
constitution, and cut him of in The midst
az his career. Such was the beginning
and end Of II. II. N.
--sse~-
Enlighien the intellect. say the public;
strengthen the moral principle, say We
for without the latter The former will
be worse thsn useless. u the statistics
Of crime be examined, Ten to one on u,
thai the number Of educated rOgues Is i've
to one in comparison with that Of the un-
instructed. The more education . man
devoid Of sound principle gets. the more
mischief will he be able TO do. Teach
boy TO read and write. aud lei him re-
man ignorsni of what constitutes sound
morality. and you make him not only a
VILLAIN, but an intelligent, shrewd, adroit
one. The fellow who is constitutional
ly q rogue, il he be uneducated. has only
10 depend upon his own resources, or
such as he may acquire by cenyers'ng
with others of his own stamp; but teach
him 10 read and To wrile, and the entire IL
brary Of rascalIly and in6dellly tn boot, is
al his disposal, whilst his pen will enable
him 10 pursue his course of evil doing
with the greater success. Now We 60
for literary education a. FAR as any one
can do. but we 60 Tor something more;
we want to see moral education coupled
with il anil going side by side. Whlls,
Youth learns. let him have sound
religious and moral principles insillled
intn him. and he kept where good exam
pies will be always before him. Let him
be taught With other things the beauty of
honesty aud uprigh,nsss. and do no. send
him forth 10 ihe world lelered pecula-
tor. Baltimore american.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Granville County.
Court Of Equily-SPring Term. 1887.
Sgssa Phiiips. Mil n,
asains. ae,.,onv.
.Nslsen Phillips {, JOHN Y. Ltmas.

sNtssoh fHt4AtPs " gvsh F' LsHay'
ST appearing TO the Court thai The de'snd.
4 ami. Nelsun Philhps, 10 no. an iahah ,'ani Of
tins state but Tes'drs beyond tar jurisdiction
OF the courI.-lt 10 therefore. on mVilon 81 the
plaintiff cnuasel. ordered that publication be
made lor slx successive weeks, IA the Raleigh
Register, 9 newspaper printed and Published II
the seat a gov. fnmeni of tais state. aud also
in the ililsburosga Recorder for the said Mel.
SOU Phillips to sppeaF a. the Court TO be held
Al the town u uxiotd on the FIRST Monday Of
September next AMI plead, snsSsf. 80 demut
TO the Plaintiffs Bill, 90 else the SAID hill vii
be taken pro sssJsIs0 and heard sE Paris, - to
him
witness, thomas I.Gtiej"hn, CLERK and
Master Il sail cour =, flee the first MONDAY
nf Mere 4. y. 1857
THO. r. LITTLEJ0HN. C. n. Z.
Prce II ADV, $3.50. g.
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Land for Sale.

TEs The subscriber offers for sale
IsStf the Tract ct Land on which John
NNVS ". M'Cracken lately resided, con.
-, tanning $50 Acres. II has on il a
g"o,' Dwelling House. Kitchen, Work shop,
stables, SC The plantation is handsomely
situated, is well wateTed, and is as healthy as
any situation IN the country, IL but six miles
from liiilshprough, and near the Stage Road.
Those dIspo- ed 10 purchase are invited to view
the premises Terms will be made known on
application to the subscriber
JOHN HART.
Aprh 20. 66--sw
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For Sale,

f,iNTSEED Ill. Also, small lot Of FA.
- GlLY FLOUR
CASH or GOODS will be gwen for FLAX
'p' %. F. LONG 81 Co.
Asrch Q. An
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court nf Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February TeIni, 1887.

February IeIni, IsSf'
s''P1.a Mere Iu.tias'. EIseu,,aa Ir'.sd on
" Lard.
Els CLssk.
HT .pp,ar,ng ., the satisfaction ~ las court
tLst tn. ssf,aAAut 10 cot a. iRhahi'ani At
a.. state: A i ordered hy tise s0uFi, thst pno
l,c.t,.n n. made IN ths Hillshars"gh Recorder
~ az wc.ks that nnless the dsteaesnt ap*
meas Al tie nex, Court 81 Pleas anu QasF1'r
Sessions. o. be- held i"F oraHee e"aa's. OF We
ElurIh Maadsy an MAJ next ans she's cause
LIS the land igy,rd o., shall 40, be sold. the
.,,t land s,ll b. ordered 60 BE cold 70 satisfy
the P.aiaTIff's deb, and costs 81 suit
J. TAYLOR, &C.
Pnee ADV. $500 Cd
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JOHN m. R IN ODEs,
RAID 9g91aaa

RESPECTFULLY Inisr.gs =. titszens d
- tIilishar.aeh and lis vicinity. that ne ''as
opened a shap few doors Narth VI the TN.
m Einiel: where he sill be happy To extend
his professional services 10 gentlemen 81 all
times, an his own peculiar and nus h approved
style. rrassient gentlemen EAU be- served u
ire shnrtest nnlIre Those VII" prize the ad
ysniaRes Of personal beauty and eosafnTi. be-
sincerely hopes will not negisri :" give han :
cell; aud, il they shou d not. he is well saiisti
ed that they vii favor him again ia the same
way.
Nsy N. 6s-
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- - cn.atnrrr lore.AL.l
POLITICS. sc

When tho Thermometer stands. ard has s,nod
Tor wetk. at about 90 degrees and man ~.
kslcs at every breath an ounce OF more ~ dust u
takcs vautlhlug 81 phllosophcr To ~ deliberate
" doWa and pctp,uate lvng p'PPssisA article "n
eo.snss There a. IN the mere idea OF such m
undertaking eaoarh Of horror TO make mun 81
sffspgt4 aud spirit shrink from the efptt, 10 Us
vino are Il b1st htle Hfrroas The task Is not
iy fiishlful, but inlnlctablc to be borne. What
are We r. DO Necessity. like an uuieelng ,ask
ssasfsr. bids us DO o. de, whilst the weakness Of
the flesh pleads most pllcoosiy aud necessarily nf
the rest that lasg nature Graves. IL will ncyci do
"a back oul ~ Tho midst Of the conflict jaa as the
hosS IT the enemy are y6lding, because a certain
sensation occasionally crtfPs over Us and pfedis.
poses Ok to take our personal case.
Every leading measure Of the reckless casa' al
tho h, al ct the Government, since the election OF
Van Borcn and ibr sometime before, has manifest
cd on the par. Of our rulers. total disregard ct
the interests OF tho cnun,ry and the rights which
sppprtatn 10 ffccmrn !, begins to be time that
thinking men should look 10 the consequences OF
thear measures, and ask themselves what must he
tho fate Of frtemen ir they arc persisted M No
candid man can pretend that the goSotnrent is
now administered with any kind oil reference, cl-
ther 20 the peace or prosperity Of tho community.
The wide spread and universal eomplalnt which
s.cs from the great body of the people, ls evidence
that something is proag somewhere, No oonsld.
cradle potion of men arc APT TO mutmnf when
every thing Is right. A itw indictments will al.
ways be found. vi hose turbulence an Angels put'-
iy could not restrain, bu, whom rabc measures
are properly devised, when those IN authority arc
soiclous TO promote the great ends Tor which 60
votnment, onghi alone TO be instituted, these lew
taetoas spirits will be restrained BY tho tact, that
no Just cause OF complaint is given them. Isthls
tho condition Of The psopIs al this timer 10 We
hear only. nor and then, the vain ebullitIon Of
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tthe work now in old Mseklenburg" while the
Esprit Of reform is abroad. The citizens Of other
counties in the Stale are rising in the mnjes,y Of
their moral strength, and throwing off ne vile
chains that bound them 10 the foostool Of cor
rupt administration. Will MeekIenbVrg be behind
her sister counties in this noble effort to redeem
Tie county and save The Constitution. The enemy
Is abroad IN the whole panoply OF his insldUou,
warfare. One by one the out posts arc falling
and soon the very clilda Of FREEDOM nnst surren-
der, unless an effort 10 defend il is made. Make
II now, before the arm Of The invader grows loo
strong to he unneryed. Make il now, before the
"l"giOns Of ten thousand" are gathered TO the pal.
ace doors, 10 oid the President IN prosrating the
remaining portion Of your Liberties. Make il at
The Bdiid Bor, and at every coming aud every
successive election Send up indignant responses
10 the tendBt of the WhHe HOUSE. and let it ring
10 the cars oi his insolent ministers. Teach the
Prince Of Kinderhook that he is not yet KING,
and that his army of otfice-holders backed by his
Le.io OF minute men. shall never make him 50.
"MELLlCHAMP."
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Land for sale.

- n WILL sell my Plantation
e-l-ss srIrrs III on the waters Of Steel
- 4 j, Nc Creek. J mics west Of " hue
VS-ssk~r'S Hall Pos, Office. will also
sell my Crop, stock of Cattle and Hogs,
now on the premises. As expect no per.
son will buy before viewing the premises, |
will only say, the land is nearly all fresh,
and one of the most pleasant situations IN
Steel Creek.
Also
A palr Of tlorses-6ne bays, one OF them
first rate riding horse.
J. NJ. GREER.
Sept. |. 1897. 6lU
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NOTICE.
81. |. lS37.

EDERSONS having public arms, belong,
IL ing TO the Lafayette Troop of Caval.
~, are requested 10 deliver them TO the sub.
serber, on the Goth inst, or they may ex'
pect 10 pay for them, as hold receipts ior
them.
], N LEE.
Sept. |, 1887. elf
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S.ni. |. 1897.
CONTENTS OF rnE TENNESSEE FARMER
August Number.

-Au1u~t NUMBER.
Notice TO Suhscribtrs-Slk in The L. S.-Bnun-
" on Wheat, llS-Effects OF cutiSalo1-Curous
facts ll4-The farms Of Eng land-Adyice 10 Pa
ronis-ltems ll5--tlessian fly disappearing
stable mauure-An honest bov--1wo crops at
once on the groupd-Beans ll7-Time-On tho
destruction OF Silkgrass or milk ~ccd-Fhr road
to happiness-An allceory-ltems lls-Bad
thinps-Orohards and gardens of Damsscu>-
Original Aaalg Misunderstanding on glazed Cali
col l0-Nothjng i beneath the alltuli,n Of
crest mau l21-Choosing Sheep oT brecdlng-To
destroy The wire worm-lialsing po atoes- Items
I2l-SimuId'jon of Soils l22-Facls worthy Of
>idcrat,ou---FloWors-Th black iy-PreserS.
ing Pumpklns-l'ems l23--Ressons IT. a ro'a.
lion of crops i2l-To our patrons--'l'ffee expert
mcn,s Of lvIng-A way 10 kill Crows-Graln-
Hogs l25--Cookery contnucd--Poia,oe bread
On the culture Of cotton l26-Qlaiity of Amer
eau Silk Mineral Tallow-Whae Wa>hing-Du-
rabiiy Of Iron ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
vcrisement.
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Cure for a Copgh.-Take a lump Of alum
of the size Of hens egg, put it into quart
Of good molasses and simmer the same over
the fire in an earihen vessel I'LL the alum
is dead, and when cool take n spoonful as
often as you feel the cough coming on, and
in short time Won will get relief.
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NOTICE
J. \. LEE.
Cliff
Sepi. 1. 1887.

rs hereby given, that Thomas ID. hI>or
IL is entitled 10 dis,ributIve share ct me
estaie Of George Kisor, decd, on winch
am executor---that he is notified to apply 10
me for the same, which will be pad on ue'
mand. without interest, after this notice.
DAVID KISoR, Executor.
Cabarrus county, ~ c., Sept isi. 1885,
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In New Orleans, Mr.. ALEXANDER PHILIP
SOCRATES EMILlUS CESAR HANNIBAL
MARCELLUS GEO. WASHINGTON TREAD.
WELL, 10 Miss CAROLINE SOPHIA MARIA
WoRTLEY MONTAGUE JOAN
OF ARC POPE, al Of thai city.