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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
CANCER.

find the art Of Healing generally.
TIL e subscriber would respectfully in.
| form The inhabitants of Richmond and its
vicinity, who may wish his aid, that he has
! become competenlly acquainted by The in
| structions from the celebrated DIR. Lynch of
New York city, 10 cure that formidable and
fatal disease denominated Cancer, without
the use OF knife or caustic, bu; effected in the
same way and manner as practised by DIR.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled sue
cess in the treatment oil this complaint, and
and also that of Fis,ula or Fistulo
AS the subscriber is here now, from The
city of New York, any person wishing 10 he
cured of the above named complaints, will
please to apply Immediately 10 him, at the
Mansion House, Main street
w. w. MARSHALL.
Richmond, April 8, 1884
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day OF Man.
chester and Mrs Ezekiel DAVIS, Main street,
who has been under his care in New York
lately ; Mr.. James Caskie and Archibald
Thomas nfRichmond Benjamin Harrison
OF Berkeley, John G. Savers, Esq. OF Slaun-
ton, and Mr.. John Coalter, OF Augusta coun-
y, Va. w. w. Nj.
All letters must be post paid.
To the Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph.
Mr. Editor-We have noticed, in your
paper, an advertisement by DIR. Marshall
proposing 10 cure Cancerous diseases, Fistu-
la, &c. We have been accustomed TO be-
lievc that these diseases were, for the most
part, incurable, but has ing had an opportu-
nifty of Witnessing some Of the practice of Dr.
NJ, we really think it would be serving the
cause Of humanity 10 say that we have been
asionished al the success attending his efforts
We have seen some cases, The appearance Of
| hicb, drew from all around, expressions Of
hopeless despair, and seemed 10 defy human
skill; and yet, after few weeks under The
treatment OF DIR. NJ. the disease, 10 all APP
pearance, is effectuaIly removed
We take pleasure in calling the piieDtion
Of any OF your readers, who may he suffer
ing from these distressing diseases, TO the adj
yeElisement referredto
JAS. G. CRANE,
ARCH'D THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DA WIS,
JAMES CASKIE,
A FRENCH
Aug. 10, 1897.
05- DIR. Marshall will be absent from
Richmond after the first Of November, on a
visit TO New Orleans.
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR

The Spectator is published Ueekly, BIZ
HARPER 81 SosEY, at IfDo Dollars q
gear, # paid In adrance, or TIpo Dollars
and Fifty Cents, after The expiration of
the first sir months.
NoPaPer miltbe discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
% ADVERTISEMENT NOT erceed;o O,
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter, are in
serted three weeks for one dollar leach
continuance after, ttoenty- fpc cents. Lar
geTadre1tisementS in The same proportion
Al letters must be post paid "
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NOTICE.

HAVE placed all my bonds and ac.
counts in the hands Of CHAPMAN JoHN-
SON and WIN. B. KAvsER, Esq's. Those
indebted to me viii please make imme-
date payment, as it is indispensable.
JOHN B. GARRETT.
August B, 1887.
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F OR S A L E,
"A TRACT OF LAND,

CONTAINING fifty and an half acres,
lying on the waters Of Back Creek. a.
bout six miles above Waynesborough
asd known as the Sand Spring Tract.
The improvements consist of new and
commodious DISTILLERY. On this
land about eight or ten acres of watered
Meadow can be made.-The land will
be sold subject to lease of three years
from the Goth of last July.
THOMAS j. STUART.
Staunton, August "a, 1887.
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0g-All persons Indebted to the above
estate are requested to make payment
Immediately; and those having claims
will please make them known.
S. Z. SPROUL, Admir-.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
DRY BRANCH GAP TURN
PIKE COMPANY.

IN pursuance of an act of the Gener-
al Assembly of the State OF Virginia,
passed the Both March. 1897. authoriz.
ing Turnpike Road from the most con-
veDlent point on the Free Road in the
Bnffalos Gap, in the county of Augusta,
through the Dry Branch Cap. TO some
point on the Harrissnburg and Warm
Springs Turnpike Road
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
LAND FOR SALE.

BEING DESTROYS Of removing TO the
West, | will offer at public sale, on Fri.
day the 18th day of October next, if not
privately disposed of before that time, my
PG AM a q T1OM, containing GAG
acres, lying on the stage road leading
from Staunton to the Warm Springs,
miles from the former, and III from the
latter place. There is on. this land a
very comfortable two story
fa DWELLING HOUSE,
lsaaA Kitchen, Smoke-house,
STORE HOUSE. and new BARN,
&c. Upwards OF 100 acres are cleared,
Of which IL or l3 acres are first rate
meadow. There is also an ORCHARD
which contains about 300 bearing trees,
of all kinds of fruit, 2 or 3 Springs, and
a never failing stream running through
the place, with good site for any kind
of machinery, &c. The land will be
shown to any person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing by the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD r. COYNER.
August 81, 1887. is
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N OFFICE,

A General Meeting of the Stock h old
ers OF the Warm Springs and Harrison
burg Turnpike Road Company will be
held at the house or James a FRAZER,
Esq. in Jennings's Gap. on Friday the
22d of September.
As it is important TO stockholders and
Contractors to have full meeting, it is
hoped there will be full attendance Of
the Stock olders in person.
By order of the Board,
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER,
C. w. s. &H.T.R. c.
August 24, 1887.
p. S. At the same time and place pro-
posals will be received by the President
and Directors, for keeping in proper or
der aud repair, for one year from the LIST
October, The whole of said Company's
road that has been completed and receiv.
ed by the said President and Directors.
Nj. II. =.
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HEIFER'S TEATS,
fl Remedy for Sore Nipples.

A late invention to prevent the dis.
dressing pain and suffering to which
mothers afflicted with sore Nipples are
liable. The simplicity of this coniri-
vance. and the very great relief afforded
by it, must recommend itself to the atten-
ton of those who suffer from the above
mentioned cause,
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STAUNTON & IRON WORKS
Turnpike COMPANY,

IL pursuance of an act of the Gene
raj Assembly of the State of Virginia.
passed Both March, 1897, authorizing
a Turnpike Road from the town of
Staunton, in the county of Augusta, 20 the
Harrisonburg aud Warm Springs Turn
pike, at or near Miller's Iron Works
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F r Z S III
Drugs s. Medicines.


ID The subscribers having pur-
@8 chased the Drug and Medi>
NIX cine Store of DR.. John b. Gar
MIA rett, will hereafter carry on
the business under the firm
Of DR.. EDMUND BERKELEY s. 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 friends 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-StisEfs,
and variety of FANCY ARTICLES,
all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
The subscribers beg leave TO call the
attention Of the Physicians and country
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 will appear as soon as possible.
EDMUND BERKELEY,
VIM. w. DONAGHE.
Stanton, June Is, 1887.
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Notice Is hereby gspe,s.

That Books will be opened for sub
scriPtion to the capital stock authorized
10 make said road, to the sum of ten
thousand dollars, in shares of twenty
five dollars each. in the town OF Staun.
ton. on Nj onday the 2Sth instant, at the
Stores OF Matthew Blair aud Benjamin
Crawford, and will be kept open for
thirty days, under the direction of Com
missioners appointed by the act of in
corporation Books will also be opened
at the houses of MIR. Robert Snapp, Da-
vid Griffith. James A. McCue, Henry
Kennaga. Esq's., Capt David Bell, A
br'm Smith, Henry Blak emore, john
Erwin, Jr., and Jacob c. Splitter, Esq's.,
Of Spring Hill, for subscriptions to the
said capital stock in said road, on the
Goth instant, and will be kept open for
thirty days at each place. under the SUI
Perintendence of the said gentlemen a.
hove named
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Aug. 10, 1887.
o. DIR. Marshall will be absent from
Richmond after the first Of November, on a
visit TO New Orleans.
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PUBLIC SALE.
'Evv0 Tracts OF Land.

the first containing 80 acres. and adj
Joining the land of Chas. Baskin, VIM.
w. Baskin and others. The improve
ments are comfertable two>stor frame
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RICE FLOUR.

Frs.n fhe Nlasasnsaaa Advertiser.
We are happy % End our article con.
cerniag :. Rice Floag" take 20 vel. -
thal Ia one shan seek Il should be he
meas Of turning fkf current q trade
tie other srsy. Orders are a"~ begin.
ing 70 pour in FINN Fayetteville and
elsewhere in such quick succession that
Ne fear he Agenls lnew business - q isl
viii be pul ~ heir slnmps 10 fulfil them.
This a il should be; and now. as ne
have cut our friends upon The rack 81
getting Flour u q low rale. Il hehnnEes
rs next 20 leIl lhem hoe 10 MAKE ihs
Bread. Rice Flour. then. like all other
things TIA. fall unJer the hands 81 The
gaad House Wife. must be concerted &C.
cor ling 10 taste. OfIhe particular mode
or mixing and baking il. we leave such
matters with those % whom ihey rightly
belong; but this much We have heard.
hat Il does not answer well unless =
pnrii0n of whole or hrnken Rice BE-
mixed With the Flour. which tends ie
tighten or shorten IL. With this hint 10
n Ladies. We are not afraid 10 trust the
arnrle into their hands. knowing that
their ready ingenuity can supply all thai
our lgnaraaee has SAID and much more
inio ine bargs,n.
Bv say of beginning. Ne suhjOln a
couple II Receipts with which our good
Wives have furnished ". We nave ate
Of The Bread and knas IL IN BE- good. very
good. and as 10 the Pound cske--Pshax!
Just try il aud satisfy yourself.
TO make Rice Bread IA Breakfas,
Dish Boil a half pin, Of the coarseE
per. or whole Rice as Tor table use-when
hn,. put a spoonful Of butter or lard, and
wh-n conler. an Egg-add to u . pint ol
lhe fine Flour. thIn u with either waie'
or milk. 10 the CONSISTENCY Of Buckvhea'
cakes, fmilk viii give il preiIier brown
ihs wsler.l Bake il in spider With q
b., nj YOU will have two plates oi mus
f. such as Wheat Flour can never
equal
TO blake Pound Cake.-Take one
popnd oi Rice Fl"ur. Our pound sugar,
ihr-s quarters of butter, and one dozen
OF eggs. with splcIng To iasle;-mlx and
baAc them in the usual say. and YOU
will have a pound cake, much cheaper
and a. far superior 70 that which The SAINT
ausntity Of Wheat Flour sould give. .:
Cheese is 10 Chalk.
These are all we are in possession Of
ye. most gladly would we publish the
whole catalogue Of them. YEA from
.Johny cake" down 70 " Sally Lnn." II
some Of the notable House Wives would
bu nuen their bureaus TO Us. We Inser'
the following from the Charleston Mer'
curry. A. beng somewhat in point.
J. B-ead-rhe enormous pIice OF Whes
Flour has induced the bakers IN New
Yurk To use superfne Rire Flour as
par,ial substitute. They make their brra'
Of ne fourth part R,ce with three inurih
Wheat, and the arricle IS SAID TO be IA
more palalabIe aud wholesome than Iha
whir!, IS made nf Wheat exclusively
Rice Is probably The most nutrlr"us u
ali f.rrnaceous substances-l, us the loo
of h ilf Of Asa. and Is in general US
throughout our Southern county,.
We have received other receipts. bu
ton late for insertion this week. We sha
give lhem IN our next.
4 passionate mn ',des a horse hs
runs away with hin.
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EOMnd

WEaR Josiah Turner'S Mill on Little River.
a. on Wednesday the 18th instant. the follow,
ing notes. viz: One on John l.. y Gods for $50;
one on John Douglas for sos 6j: one on
Samuel Woods Cor SIS; one an Zachariah
Dickey for -; one on James F. hickey fot s95:
one ~ Ellison smith Cor S.; one on Samuel
Woods for $50; one on David & John Wonds
for 500. The owner can get the notes by
proving property and paving cha'ees,
&. JAMES TURNER.
JannaIye. ST.
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hiNSbMaush
FEMALE HaNARY.

gRlE ..,.t-r session will apen un thursday
- the 26,h instant, under tue same APPROX
ed anu experienced teachers To whom the
schc.I is slready indebted Tor long and faith
ful course Of instruction. The studies OF The
several classes will cnntinue as heretofore. 10
consequence Of the advanced prices "f the
sires, the teachers are reluctantly constrained
to increase little the tuilien.,ee Of each class.
The prices for the ensuing session will be a.
follows
For 4th Class sl2 w
Cd and 81 Class 10 10
ss.H Ist Class Ia w
Instruction in Music - q 90
in Drawing 4 Painting " 90
in Needle-wofk 3 90
w. NJ. GREEN,
s.-...- Superintendent.
January 4. ...v .~... DIV
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FARMERS SCHOOL.

xAHg subs-ribef has hem loF soms ti.ss
~ eemssaesa. ahaa EnsAlsh Seha0As . ne
lir.s orser we're greatly needed y our eoon-
irx. Al 1hlch The soas 81 oar tarmens masas
arauire thar kind 0fpnriieal knowiedee saien
vii easlify shem 70 become COED. useia sna
intslisReat eii1aens. u cannot BE oenlees snas
oal lev even Of or most dIsiing1isheo men
AVE arisea ron these ssand headed ano no
nesa heausa fathers. wh0 are emPhshesy
ternea ina boae and sinsw 81 or Fepasaei
hut wha. r. he scat a ssitabls srhocls have
aut a.d 4 IN Their power 10 gsethell sons tnas
k;na A IN eanrntlon which w0uh have psePsF-
"a them ior greater service 10 tier eoaasH
The subscrber, waOfs the Pnaefpsl u ms
I,st,,u,inn. all asa his best ehdeaFors 20 rem
aer I, ire fr,f Of a. kind. A detail Of his plan
cannot here he eisen; bel ne vii SIMPLY ssy,
his ahiert will re 10 make good EAgiisA sehe-
lars Moral and religious Instruction Slh ~
4. .eaps ~ considered Q secondary ahleet
| rhs Prinesosi II this school hatters himself
Ina. he viii ne s.atEonised BY sneh gentlemen
AZ do not wish 10 give their sons elassaeai
| digestion: bul Who would be pleased 10 have
them taught 20 read and write correctly, and
| also the Eaglish Grammar and Geography
/ NTH some knowlelge Of Astronomy. Maihe-
| matisss. Rhetoric, anil Chemistry. winch - m
i umsteiy connected with Agriculture.
Price e Board and Taillnn, inelddlne can
dies, fuel, washing, and every thing Of lne
kiad, gill be SIS the sess,oa. e.,
This Srhoal viii he Opsned On the second
Maaday ia January. At Rock House, nlns
niles vest OF chspsi Hill and twelve miles
south Nest Of HlllshorOush. asore healthy
situation there eannnt be 10 the state.
ELIJAH GRAVES.
Orange County, Dec. 81. a-SH
gP The editors Of the Raleigh STANDARD
| and the Milton Spectator s'il insert the abos,
six weeks. and send their accounts TO this oil
Gee.
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

4 BOY, fourteen or sixteen years oil
age, inte'lirr"t and industrious, will b,
taken as an sppr"nticc 20 The Printing Bnsi
moss duplication be made soon.
June l6. r-cx
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SslURsU ANT 10 = Resolution ot the STOCK.
* holders Of this Bank. at their last annual
General Meeting, all persons having claims on
said Bank for Dividends Of Capital or Pfofi's,
De,osites, or Notes issued by the Principal
Baak or its Branches, are earnestly desired to
present them for payment to the Treasurer o.
he Bank, on or before the fret Monday IN
November next, otherwise they will be barred,
a. the Stockholders will then make final d.
y,dend n Tie effects 81 he Bank. ~~
ST. PATTERSON. President.
Raleigh. Dec %, 1886. yt|sHSi- 3m
nv 70 he inserIeA IN all the newspapers
urislsd wiihia the state oi North Carolina for
hire man,hs-tbe bills TO be sent 10 the Tr'a-
su,er Of the Bank, who Nin pay them to srder.
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Ssr0y Hog.

n STRAY tisg came TO the premises Of the
A Subscriber, near Aibrlghts Post ,Hire 10
Ore o. eanp,s on the goth If December, sup
mas ,. he from drove which passed by.
f. sner cag have 4 by proving property
AMI .tysng cFFs, ,fs ~
EUPHENEE B. KERR.
De aber 26. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

e4Ug@CAie r. tn the R"r"t''+r WI" in'eud
" - max pasrn"nt "a "e"' are requested
10 tss.o5i"c, - - this season oil The year the
asg,,ta INA qeedeG. "+ @~a
November "a. 40
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WlallAl We a9AYa9
EarvlusJfe OLs'Ent.ST,
- Ttss ca ~
External Diseases, viz:

whne SweIllngs. ScrnlnIs and other tn.
mours. Sore Legs aud Ulcers. Old and
Flesh Wounds. Sprams and Bruisns,
Swellngs and lnfamstl"ns. Scalds and
Burns. wnmen's Sore Breasts, Scsld
Head. Rheumatic Pains. thilblalns,
letters. Ernpilons. Bilps. Whillows--
and a most rtfec,usl remedy for the re.
moval OF corns.
Also, Beckwith's Anti.Dispep,ic Pills,
FOR SALE By
ALLEN PARKS.
September 9. SIS
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NOTICE.

AT meeting heae hy the Nsrdsns of u e
Poor. nj TIE P"er I"use, on The 5lh Of
September iss;, they sscenNlned the Gnnua'
cost to the county Tor sorrorilnR each psup,r
under The care ot the supernt, ndent, to be
Forty Dollars.
The Nardens ordered the Secretary 10 pub
h.h this TACT in the pf'sho,cuRf Recorder, Tor
the information and sat's'action III tar nav.
ers Of0range County.
-.s~ . Ed. STRUDNICK, Sec.
November 20. 44--am
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SEE HEREn
FILL .I.vD HsLFTEh
GOODS.

- wv 0MN
9sa0aO ~ 100s . sos j
crave II. yaessase afiaia.maaE w. ~ -
81 M he publie gsnsrslly. that they have
-, ,see;ssd and aos ofsI for sale, q ne eio
500 4 n Nichois & ca.
A VERY LARGE And GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Wsinfer Goods.
Th.u 1;aoSs ave bees selected Nth great
care n the Aew Tors sad Phalaaelplaa MAJ.
k.t, and bought sniirey With esssi sasy taets,
E,re EEL eaniiJsnl IN saving. they ssa and tass
selI - good bargains a. any ether house 10 'ae
place.
Gall and exsmiae our goods. and deeaos lef
yourselves, Il you Ike :hrm and our Pf'ees'
we viii Ihsak you faT yoaE custom.
Up Goods all be giErn "a arrange lot =
very Description u cessiEs made 11eia'
O.F.Laas 4 Co. would HesRseiinils iencei
thsir Ihasks 10 the public Cor the very lihefs
patronage they have hrErt"fFe Eresissd; saa
s,2.. b. close attention. 10 ihrir business and
moderate .sIces. still % merit ahd teseiss
rssuecIah.e portlaa &c their custom.
October ~.
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STATE or NORTil.CAROLIsa,
Granville Coaniy.
Couu OF Pless and Quarter Session,
November Term. 1886.

November Term, 1886.
Jwuss C.. Is.arI. ssssr. y NJ
ksns csxai, ssar. dfssssss. 4
sihsFs, Feililaa Il
W. als IL
Million, D. IsrriHgIsn end Esn- sIaY,.
~ kiI riff. Iisbeand IsssEi, &
Hlliaa Iszsfi
ar Appearing 10 the saiislasiios u The ecu.
thai the dslendants - this eare are hau e.
s,dsnls, a 10 therefore ardsisd. sLai Vsilss
I,on be maze Coz slx sucrssasI sesks e lLs
Marlborough RseaFdsG. that 'hsy appears Ia
nsKl Count Of Peas and Quarter Seasons 70
be i.sld Tor the sounty ii GFnnslile, d lie
Court House IN Oxfurd. On the brit Mohdaya
February text, thru shd there to snsWsflntks
prsmisss, Otherwise the same ~ill be tsksh ~
sezfssss and ear q Psris - 90 then.
annass, lanes NJ Aiggins. lsIk a sad
Court, a. ofF.ee. the first Mon,ay 81 Aessn-
Der, A. ID. 1886 -
JAS. NJ. HIGGINS. Cluk.
Price of ads - 90. II g.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

IRAN away from the suhscnhsr ~ August
- last. a %egro nan named SAM, about Fl
" yrars OF age, common SIZE, dark complex
ion, has scar on his breast, occasIoned BY q
burn when y"DoR. Ten dollars reward will be
given for hrs appreheRsI q, E returned Ia the
subscriber. or cnafinr So that fan .et him.
MICHAEL SHOFFNER.
Decemb- 10 - 6wp
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HILLSB ORO UG II. N. "
PUBLISHED wEEELy
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

At THREE DOLLARS TEAR, en- Two poilN'
FIFTr CENTS " PAID N Al Vsstt. ;.h
Those who do not give notice OF ihef Vs.
To have their paper discontinued al toe a. 80
iion Of The year, will be presumed % ees ~
its continuance until coun,eru rded. = Are "
paper will be discontinued until all arIss.sps 80,
are paid. unless Of the option Of the fuhl,,,a..s
Persons procuring sir subscribers, shan "
ceiye the seventh gratis. Las
Advertisements not exceeding sIx'esn ~
will be inserted three times for one dol'a'' ~
twenty-five ccuts for each continuance, nd
Subscriptions rectiyrd by the rr'n'e'' Nv
moei NJ The post SISTERS IN the stare a.
Az lftters upon business rslahvs 70 WV
per mrs, be pest paid.
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zraE al ssssa.a 80 - - 80 80.
- aaa4i
re spsias ssssioa 81 bss'nes ~ -.
- Fnnespsl, consinred q n sa,as.a.
a. n 5a,ns js.siire ie - sekeoi III al =.
.s.rk.f has Engaged n.s seFxaees el Al -.
4 e~cnan, shsss Prssaaus tfsaniag = 4.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quar'er Sessions,
December Term, 1886.
.5prusi,ns Vcnhook aaministrator niih ne rH
durrrta o. Iota tCosrs Jtt,o.sa Gdfs 10
gers ToAa IosnJssn and qtb'eca his r,tt Sa.
n.,l Johnston M Terrell and sally his pijt,
and IpbIi. tostrs ....
against
John Vanboos md Rachel his rifs, and 0nasray
Rsgtra .ss
Petition for division Of Slaves.
TT prpearln. 10 the satisfa; ton a tie Court
= that join vaphonk AID his wife Rachel,
and 0ttaaay Rogers. are not inhabitants al
this stair. and that the ordinary process Of Law
cannot be served upon them; II is therefor
ordcred by the Court, that publication be made
IN the tilllsborougs Recorder for ax weeks
sncressively, requirlng the said John vanhook
and Rachel his wife, and Otiaway Rogers, 10
appear at the next tern rf this Court. to br
held tor the county az Person, al the court.
house IN Roxbnroueh. ~ ihr third Monday IN
March next, and pisad, answer or demur 10
Tho petition, oihets ise a.. same will he taken
pro conftsso sndl.nard sr parts as To them.
Witness. rhsrles Mason, clerk oi our said
Cour, a. Office, the third Monday IN Deeen.
Der, 1875. Test.
CHI. MASON. Clerk.
Price adv 80 IS ST. 6w