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His companion did the same-The YER
monier as they had agreed, must do so too
With his coat, or pay for the other two coats,
and the scot. Without hestaing, off went
the garment on the fire. The other New
Yorker next made trial. He off boots and
hat, and consigned them TO the devouring
element. His companion initiated him,
and 10 their astonishmeut, the Yankee was
not backward. Now came the Vermonter's
time to lead. Landlord" said he, as there
a doctor near I" "Yes SIR" Send for
him." The gentlemen of York begin to
stare. The doctor soon came in. "Doc.
tor said the Vermonter, get your instru.
men,s, want you TO pull out erery tooth
IN my head, and these gentlemen will prob
ably want the same done with theirs, at the
same time he began TO make ready for the
operation. The doctor and the other two
were contounded.-" Come, doctor. don't
wait" and setting open his mouth, he dis.
covered TO the company that he had 10 his
head but one old snag which would hardly
keep IN his head. II was presently out.
The Workers wisely declined following suit,
paid The Nermootef for his coat, hat and
boots, and went off TO bed grinding their
molars.
Orerrhelming Argument, DR.. La,hrop,
in one OF his sermons, saws, flt were true
that the reIs no Ged, what evidence can the
AtheIs: have that he shall not exist and be
miserable after DEATH How came he To
exist at ALT " hatever was the cause Of
has exlstense here, may be the cause OF his
existence hereafter. Or, If there j. no
cause, he NAV exist without a cause ~ ano-
Their state as we'll as this. And It his cor
rup, heart and abominable works make hun
so unhappy here, that he had rather be an.
ulhllated, than run the hazard Of a future
existence, what hlnders bur he NAV be VA
happy forever The nan, then, is fool,
who wishes there were no God, hoping thus
TO be secure from future misery, for admit.
ting there VAS no God, still he NAV exist
and he miserable eternaIly, as we'll as for
the present"
Sharp enough Aiready.--A solicitor
who was remarkable for The length and
sharpness OF has nose, once told lady that
Il she did not immediately settle matter IN
dispute, he would file bill against her
+" Indeed, SIR, SAID the lady, .:there is no
necessity for you to file Your bill, for am
sure II Is sharp enough already"
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so Reward.

Y 0ST or mislaid, a leather Pocket Book
IL on the evening Of the Odd Of Deem.
Der, 1886. in the town of Charlotte. Con.
tents as near as can be remembered as fol.
low. 10 wit: One note on Jas. X. Nicely for
FIVE hundred dollars dated on the 10Th Of
December, 1885. One on Col. Plnckney
Caldwell for 200 dollars, date not recollect.
ed. One note on William w. Walker for
Sl6O, date not recollecied. One note on
Capt. james Thompson for $40, date not
recoIlected. One note on William Mon
te,th for $50, dated on the 9th Of August,
1886. One letter from Col. A. F. Cald-
well to Capt. Jas. A. Black OF Cherokee
lronworks-also Note Of S576 or S816
and some cents on myself and receIpted by
said Black. Two or three receipts by Lee
Allen for near one hundred dollars each, but
the exact amount not recollec,ed nor date,
and a number OF other papers not recol'ect'
ed. Cash lost in the Book, Twenty i've
Dollars, also three pieces OF Gold Bullion,
probably about 80 pennyweights IN all. !
will give a reward of Twenty Dollars for
the delivery Of said book aud The above con.
tents at the Printing Office, and ask no
questions. All persons are lorewarned not
10 trade tor said noies.
JAMES MoNTEITH.
Jan 30, 1897. 3hf
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fl NEGROES.

ALL fON Nc.
Among the numbetare some good Potaers,
Rsfners in a Forge and Hammermen,
BiackSmiths, Carpenters and Golfers.
Terms--A credit, and made known on
the day oil Sale. Sale from day to day.
JNO. ID. GRAHAM,
VI. W. ALEXANDER.
AdmiaIstrstors with the VA anHsx,d
N. b. The Heirs will proceed 10 sell al
the same time aud place, all the landed pro-
perty of said deceased, Consisting IN part
Of first rate Farm, with newly finished
frame Dwelling House and all necessary
out houses. Other lands partly improved.
o. p. s. The administrators will attend
at Vesuvius Furnace, Lincoln county on the
first Tuesday aud "Wednesday Of March, to
settle the Books and old Notes, and hope
all Indebted will attend, and thereby save
cost, as further indulgence cannot be- given.
J D. g. Adm. .
NJ WA. h""'r &c
February 10, 1897 87
The Salisbury, LincoInton, and Ru.
therfbfdton papers will please give The above
4 Insertions, and forward accoun. 10 this
ohiee3r payment.
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Springs a DinLins.

EtIlE death Of Mr.. Dlnkins d.ssolyes the
above hrm, and renders II ncces-ar,
Tor all Persons having any DEMANDS a.
sdinst The ooneers, Ia present them Tor pay
ment; and all those indebted 10 the firm.
are requested ,oSnake speedy payu,em.-
All open accounts mol closed BY CASH
or NO1ES," between this and rext April.
will be pu. IN SUIT. The situation Of Tie
concern will not admit OF long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Sarrirtng iaftsss of Sprngs i DiHksns
Charlotte, 2stA Oct, l-36
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
- Estate of Francis Saunier, decd. are
requested to present them duly authen'lcat.
ed within the time prescribed BY law, or
this notice will be plead in bar OF their re-
covery.
Those who purchased property at the sale
of the effects OF the deceased, are reminded
\ that their notes are now due, and prompt
payment will be required, and all those IN
debted to said Estate are requested 10 pay
up and save costs.
SAT- B. OATES,
dGmr. Nth the tcia saatred.
Fsb, %. 1887
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Pedigree.

Young Admiral Nelson was got BY old
Admiral Nelson, Of Virginia, the property
Of Col. John L. White; he by Madison !;
Madison by the old imported Diomede, who
was the sire OF old Sir Archie; old Admiral
Nelson's dam was got By young Diomede,
and come OF full biooded Chlckasaw mare !;
his grau.dam by Bell Air; bis great gran.
dam by the imported horse Black.and. all.
black. Young Admiral Nelson's dam was
got by Col. William Thompson's Bedford,
OF South C4rollna, out Of Diomede mare.
- JOHN ID. GRAHAM
Fsb %. 1887. t37
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~ MoD0aV, TUESDAY aud
Wednesdsy in Charlotte, and every Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Lewis Din
kins, eight mics south Of Charlotte, near the
fCamden road and will be LEI 10 Mares at the
following terms, VIZ: Ten Dollars the Sea.
son; Flee Dollars the single leap, to be paid
at the time of service....f not then paid, the
Mare will be considered as put BY the sea.
son; and Fifteen Dollars to ensure Mare
TO be with .oal....the owner parting with
her before II IS ascertaIned, tnrtelts the en-
suraaee. Young Admiral Nelson will b.
regular at his stands, public days and una
voIdable circumstances excepted.) All pos
sibe care will be taken TO prevent accidents
of any kind, but will not be responsible
for any. The season 10 commence the 10Th
of March and end The 10th OF June.
Description.-Young Admiral Mel.
son is beautiful dapp!e clay bank, Sly years
ldthls spring, full 6 hands high, handsome.
~ marked, and very much the figure, SIZE,
and color Of his sire, with the exception Of
his name, tail, and legs, which are bl6ca,
and possessing great muscular power.
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.NISCELL.f.VEOUS.
Fuam the kHieksrbecksr.
STANZAS.


STANZAS
the authofess of" Mans Love" and Woman's
Love"
Yes,-I can bear 10 see thee now,
With quiet lip and placid brow:
Thine eyes may watch me as they will.
They cannot make one hesrl.string thrill,
I've known thee tickle, known my peace
The sport of thy most cold caprice;
Now sue,-now woo,-l've snapt the chain
cannot be thy slave again.
There was time, when for thee
Look'd with all loye's anxiety;
When sitting, Observation-Disclosures,
I've listened trembling ter thy foot,
Thy presence was as # quaffed
From life's rich toont tally draught:
Thy parting dimmed We, fed the aame,-
Now, come or go,--'iis all the same
'fis over,-I have flung thee of,
With careless heart and bitter scott
Thou who didst dare, tool tina, thou vert,
To trihe with 4 trusting heart.
Though thou didst know how deep and true
My feelings were 10 root aud hue.
Oh, search this worlds firmer mind,
Or louder hear; thou wilt moi find
Farew ell ~. cannot mourn the hour
That breaks, tor aye, thy spell OF power;
| cannot mourn, that from such clay
The idol robes are torn away.
II ever blush at feelings weak,
For thee, again shall Iings INV cheek,
For very shame tina. blush will be.
That could dream of loving thee
London, December 1881. W.. A. Browne.
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y IL VI v
N. w. A. [
NOTI(ik,.


WE subscriber having qualified as TX.
ecutor upon tho last W Ill and Tesla.
ment Of James Grlbble, deed, late Of the
County Of Mecklenburg and State of North
Carolina, who was administrator Of E. "a.
beth Hodge decd, late Of said County and
State. |, William Gflbble, as executor do
hereby give notice TO the heirs Of Robert
Hodge, decd, who are not residents Of this
State, that an, now prepared and ready 10
pay over to them the sum said Robert
Hodge G. his heirs were entitled to and
do hereby give notice; that | will not hold
myself liable to pay Interest, from thus date.
as alE ready to pay ever tsa money al any
lime. WIN, GRIBBLE, Err.
Jan. 30th, 1887. IA
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state Bank OF North-Caroiiua..

Hbt RStAN To Resolution vi f.
Stockholders OF this Bank, al the,rA,st
annual General Meeting, all persons hiysg
claims on sad Bank Tor Dividends os Cap,.
tai OF frntils-Deposites, or Notes issued
b, the Pnnctpal Bank or is Branches, are
Earnestly desired TO preseni them Tor pay.
menI to the Treasurer Of the Bank, o0 VI
before the first Monday IN November nett.
Otherwise, they ~tl be barred. a. The Stuck
holders will then make faal dlsldeud Of
the effects Of the Bank.
). + PATTERSON, Ptestdent
Raleigh. Die. -, I-56. amt19
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For Rent,

For Kent,
r. Y,HE Shop between MIR. Ora.
- u hams aud Mr.. Cohen's, lately
occupied by George as Shoe Shop. Pos.
session giving Immediately. For par,icu.
lars, enquire at This office.
Jan 80, 1896 3In
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THE SIIsSsRIRER

Returns bus grateiuyh hanks to his friends
ard customers for their liberal Patronage
TO the above firm, aad informs them that
he will continue to carry on the BUSINESS IN
his own name, At their former stand, the
F" Brick Corner where be has just recslv.
edr and IS now opening, large aud general
assortment OF
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted 10 VIM. Caroan
are informed that his Books aud Notes
are N the hands Of the subsc ,,hcr. All per
sous indebted are notified, that It the, are
not settled Immediately, that proceedings
will be taken for their collection.
Feb. .. 1887 LEROY SPRINGS.
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NEW CABINET SHOP.

VIE Subscriber respectfully Iulorms the
cItizens Of Charlotte aud lis VICINITY,
hal he has commenced the
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IGAT. lclth tAe tclA 0aatItd,
Fsb, %, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
OBITUARY

Died, suddenly, an THURSDAY afternoon last NJ,
llEHrf ilpLItN, supposed 10 be about 30 var. Of
are. Nj II al WIS old resident oi l,ueihufp; h ~.
one Of Tia" hoa accurate aud sldldl Sfen Painto,.
whose woiN W have ever seen. He vas oc,t,
wdtl-and' needed only stcariuess al pGrpnse and /,
sniall shaio oi instruction. to have be- ONE onr or !,
Otsi PORTRAIT Painters ia the countr,-as, alihoueh
sen TAUGHT eLhroy in Tins bunch Of ns profession
If" eNeei'td INN IN the diiG art Of lransferr,ne 10
canvass the tNact lucaments aud EXPRESSION of IN,
human c"untehance. But lhr light Of his penlus
burning IN obscu1y IA II did. is quenchrd am, th.
hand that so cun0ngly copird Nature" i. cold and
inactive Peace be To his ashes
Departed tins life, at has residence in the cou,lv oI
tlenty, on Friday night the lst inst. Al ID Minutes
past O'Clock. after proiracted aflctiou of many
moniis, which he bore with truy Christian fesrna-
ton, the Rev. JosEru PEbrGo, IN the 7sih wear Of
htSage. Al an elrly period ot life ic embraced the
Religion OF jesus CHRIST. aud attlcllrI l.m.cffo the
Baptist Church, and Tor upwards of 1T, ycar. WINS i,
consistent, iathlul and useful Minister ol the to,ncl
oi our Lord and Saviour. In his death, hs FANNY
aud friends, the Church Of Tod and The community
generally. have sustained los, winch cannot be r,
silly supplied; but they have the consoIation 10 he
lie'e that their loss ~ bis mex iressablc gam for
blessed are the dead which die IN the lord from,
hencelor'h yea, SAITH the Spin. that they may rest
from their labors and their works do follow them"
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UNION HOTEL, Eynch0Ny;.

Co., THE UNDERSIGNED has leased rhc
aa'iiil above we'll known establishment, situated II
--a.-h the upper end 81 Maln street Lynchburg,
which las brenlu the possession 4 Mr.. Paul Jones
for the las, five six years, and will take possession
oft ON the Isl das of January 1884. He has alsa
taken tie large THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, immediately opposite the Hotel. which will en-
able linn 10 offer the most satisfactory accommodation
10 lades and also to receive three FAM
lies rs boarlers by the year.
The subscribers TABLE shall be furnished vi
the greatest variety which the market affords. his Ban
with the best LIQUORS, and his Stables with GOOD
forage and careful ostlers
The WATER n the Union Hotel, issuing from .
rock, is acknowledged to be lar pref, able 10 any Ia
Lyme hhurg and - partic ularly peasan. during tr
summer mouths.
The subscriber pied himself to use every rxer-
tou to give satisfaction to those who paironize
HIM, both bomdets aud tray .ers---aud lac earnestly
solicits portion OF the public patronage.
ANTHONY w. CRENSHAW.
81" The Richmond Wing and Kanawla Banner
viii insert tho foregoing advertisement waw and for
wand then accounts to this Oihce.
Dec. II t.
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IIaIlH W'.TIa sz:..I!HF.I. a n.
r.s.uRs'ua. uuCknnsI. II. 1887.
Tile pREsInrSr.s Ml.asAnr

W. Ia, this euSiauss expected DO, before cur reu
menafv Its mtsrus. certainly does Justify the siaeo
occupies. We have neset indeed teod Pfosiiennl Mes
sag" heh had less Ia re- oncnd public attention
teohmeices with tnieorY review OF relations nh
hsh cunnn'a, generally uuncfc sting except Ia II eairoe
recommendation ~ Eii hctcp, which matter NJ =
Van burrn faithfully walks ~ te footsteps al Ia.
sol and 4 chletY tcarhule ion s db,earc II tie shiest
aHRsoA 70 nc tirs Of IetaS. Mas this Omission ,l,s,a
nf The deen" nature vi the questions connected with tie
desia'S oi that rN krpuhlioand III importance of avoid,
ing all eoinhhttalisu IN fstcl -nfe thereto
Ne ar tirn fagaod with glance tho commercial EN-
bniias''nens aud pecnnnrS dio the ceuutr,whe
We afV Sud To hsaf such high autlurt, lave brr
come hf ' all buten nsid that tho Natnpa pnpl
ANA the DeroSte an both consigned To t,s
toho ot tue 'hpn's bt the action Congress ut 4 Atm
session, aud sull therefore o;nnends Sub Ifsae
emehh With trat Difference he opinon. of others
,d inspect Tor the recent manifestation OF popular seu,en,
ne a. h""e,"t reluctant to interpret the lac Us an
Indication Of hp nliN totle tnlned ENpcdint and thcrt
tore buds IN ufa canscs solution e wonderful rs,o
luton " ieh made hun uente like Bclshn. sut m the n.
OF hs palace siisitel The mrmbsrs Oft -rraa t, y ~,
orb a. pfIhups better informed
ne Message treats largely anl doubt quite lumnousls
on The popr policy 10 be- pursued IN IL The pI
Iahds and 10 the emc, al oihe Indian trcs recommends "a
increase o tho trgulr guncca condition vi the
fost Once Dpa uncnt which usual, comes IA Ion a
pimeh Amos Is luck, dog land elus,a With u arong
nd urt Appcu' IN behalf of he hi numbln Hut ON,
iints odnonsh us 10 pause. ", shall speak uou a,
ldtse hereafter
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CANADIAN AFFAIR :

Inc accounts hun Canada contradictory tn. ROVal
,A 'I alehk ol hflf ,irny 1T NJ Charles iscisirf
honth they admit uat their prccs afterwards elI e,anrels
hack upon Kounla. The painta, the uhfr hand al
ml that the, nj frat defeated bat that thy nitni
alled nni dpso the Blush forces bao- II Ger
nmN nm hugh slate al Hlnmthe ,oeis of the nnAa uns
7ppod ont" 2n1hc, men oi pIopeit, Inv oil their
effects, a the streets nbont be hurlendad The
kofess say, however, that this suo al pfoeaut,on
aud not OF asu' Papnnau, u said huN fune toypfdl
llnelc, to stu the spirit oil that rtrion.A hirh
degree oi excitement exists the subject border
zion Of the T. states meeting has been hold Bnfnln
nnl volunteers opeulv chilled i We that Greut
britain 4 Ii l. Stas VIII b., ehrol,l bcfot The at
tan j. GUIDED
The u'ws bV St'aritgs mi, l. tatt1t favorable tlnn
9th lslse l. tht Patriots. The British torcca hive ratnnc,
IT, N"ttal According 10 tlrit arcouut. then uss IN
III bett' ri ~ tutles IL killed. nnd H. aeserl wound
ed while they the iHuiua lost upwards 100 killed The
Patriot the othcr hand lmt their loss did not
rNeerdN The retreat nj the Firth Montreal under the
Circumstance lsasne -. thnrlca mud ha country be.
tween that pnce mud Montreal rqu.t po OF ic In.
"nfrrnt il roHfafiro 10 ha netun eiat Of M Ros nl44
aud tr rnain!lth Ia mantain ihr etouu
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F.ss'KOE ~ sE.R.v DS aud W
rgOsSsf SrcHyA yga
ACAIsD---nOT TEE LADIES.
.V.fD.f.HE q. ~. ESISsYSD.y
AG 4 OF & II I: u SE.

RNROM LONDON informs the cilizsns OF yucl,.
bury aud its vicinity that she has established
herself III his place, to practice IN the line oil OBJ.
STETRlCS. She has enJoycd The advantages Of
an extensive practice ~ London aud has trsiInoui.
ais from the London College oi PlysIcians To thai
effect /; md has also received license from the
Board oil Medical Examiners IN New Orleans v he, q
SHE has practec sntc her arrival Ia the tned States
Madame Burton las likewise testimonials of he mosI
satisfactory character from Sn Charles CLARK (the
Queens hySirIan,) DIR. Meruman d. Grap,llc and
letters from Ladies OF The highest rank will be- she H.
vonchng for her skill and responsibility.
She respectfully solclis poition Of public rat
ronage She may bclonnd al present., at lL,L.
Mon Hotel.
Dec. Il La Il
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THE RANK CONVENTION.

Thu Bank Cen,ruuon has nj ounsd- ing tod b,
vote ol III Stes aEuinat D. the designation day Tor the
resumption oi spreie pasnrnts Thi#c amtvs NOW York
ONO aud North tau!lnn were in favor of tiNna tho lat
DAY oi March o h' resumption. The Con, cnon adopted
resolutions, declaring leir anxiety and determination 10 re.
sume specie payment curly pessihc bat tu The pp.
hrh circumstances OF the country such make II
rhped'n 81 pnen fix dnY' for lhut putpnse and
they ietemmend the e-apHcnbiuF otlc Convention on the
second "Wednesday u April fot rrsumne tho cons
ton OF the seecl ind invite Banks in the late
ohf'm H. then 10 send on deegRtes aud IN le mean while
they recommend IL the banks 10 pfepa, them
rtea i tefh 10 specie pa, in the short
lcahie period nttoi tile meeting Of tha Cow non
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November 20
Uy'OODH Uss.s'E SCHOOL.

TNHE FIRST SESSION OF 1888. will cs,s
! menee o. the Isl day Of January. aud end the
LIST day OF June.
The prices Tor Boarding and Tuition the same
those advertised the Of last year.
VIZ for Boarding Including Diet lodging. washing,
fuel aud lghis,) IS per month; Tor Tuition alone,
~ the English branches. 81 co per month: in the
Classc or Mathematical. 50 90 per month. Ia
those who may prefer paying the charges Tor Board.
ing aud Iunlon al the commence mpnt of the s-s-
session an abatement OF 50 will be made.
The subscriber can accommodate ~ Boar.ier. il
his family, rather over half Of HON are already
engaged No pupil Ai.l be taken ia, shorter pc
rad than the end OF the session, any over sixteen
OF age without the most satisfactory assurances
OF his good behaviour. he closest attention will
be paid to the literary improvement, to the comfort.
the health and moral conduct Of those entrusted to
The subscribers care SAMUEL Il. MILLER.
December w%wn
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TE.Vg.g'G PEJ.y.DS.

H. J. EYPlA having taken permanent resi-
IN dence in this place, offers has Service in tuning
Pianos upon reasonable terms.-Molthy attention
will be paid to those who wish their instruments IN
perfect order.
DEMONSTRATION NJ. Warwick, ESQ. Cant.
Thos A. Holconibe, Capt. w w. Novell, Capt. A.
Hancock.
November 80 fits
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Negroes fOs. Hire.

hN SATURDAY the 3olh day OF III. pr,srn,
~ month, At the house Of Ms. Tayloe, IN Am
hcis county, Immediately opposite 10 the town vi
LNnchbnrg,) there will he hired NJ public auction,
between thris and hlty .v'EG HOE.S Among
them isa first rate Hr.tGNSMITH.t" two COOP
EtkS, \ SEsOE.U.1AEAS. Waterman
Nit A) AN aud trusty,) several excellent field
ha0ds-Neu, Women, Boy and Girls.
Ia addition 10 the above have several otlief Ne
GROES, 10 b. hired prtaidg. Among them are
F.sS'KCE ~ sF.R.v DS aud srye,a valuable
1GOisE SERVANTS.
have Two OF thrae nenro women, with cluld en-. 10
put out N tie county or ,heu ,irtuas and
clothes.
The House aud Lot, at present IN tho occupancy
off. ~. Murrc tnear 10 Ma Parln's)is Tor s.lr.
rent the neN Year.
L. :. wish 10 purchase ior u friend, strong
Fs'OGD gs..SGO.v.
MAURICE II, GARLAND.
Dec. II ,ooD
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Eos r. or Sg'OAE.y.,

~ ONE time IN the month oil September last. my
- Ftt PdptrS, with sundfy other papers and re.
repts. lheywrre IN Morocco Pocket Book. The
finder shall be rewarded fdeiyercd to inc IN .,uoi.
burg, the free papers rdnnot he ol an, use to a,
prrsun but sscf ELIZABETH PERKINS,
December II IL
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cpN'int,SS.-Wc insert the dtu da,- pIoccs,linr, IN
"n"ihT eolnnnr On iur-day, nothing done ufrr the
maane % u" ePhe MESSAGE except the udopanh b, the
Sana oil auon IN honor oftr inorv ofuio .ir Srn
oor Hntoi hnrnul. npved b, Mr. Cia,, who pfercd il
with rulo', his dscraerA friend. In ia. Srnutc
9o ropias u the VI urtryd to be- printed and II,
the House 2o,u00 eopl,4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
BEE GOODS,
Groceries, Hard !snrc, Shoes, Hats,
EODlets, &c,

R-ODhees, Nc,
These GOODS were brought principally at the
NEW WORK AUCTIONS, FOR Casrs,
AMI viii he sold Gas il is getting late in the seaso al
avry small po The assortment ousis,s IN yart of
asosias' e"SSsi':os'cs, amt EeessissSs.
Ken Cthl aud ONO JEANS, a large lot
some as 10" Is 80 cents per yard.
LlASEI >, PLAID AND PLAIN, good arti
lIcle al % cents per yard,
A HEAVY BROWN SHIFTING. at IL and =
halt cents per yard,
70 do at 10 c.uts Jo
"a 90 do heavy, at Ia cents, do
"a l.iCOLS, a large lot, cd. to IS. Sd. per ware,
MUSLlNS, CAhBRICS, LACES. RIBBONS,
ahd aiI otntf articles ~ tue Fancy Line,
STOCKINGS AND SOCKS, from Cd. pr, up
wards
WOOLEN SOCKS for Servant Boys, at Cd per
pair,
BLAN kEiS,a larae Stock, very low,
FLANNELS, good assortment of white, red
green, yellow, &c.