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DIGEs. ssfs sr,siJ ani cute loah.omc
o-i.r re-, can y lad al DE- iRwiNs, se9 Bo~ery
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TO THE UNFORTUNNTE.-TUs KIp
DROP snreh Ute q tbs afslible rcne'y O. veneres
when ae an~cted has been f1nd instance
sarr' safe and sesly having fles, II ac
ku0vedgcd % ~ ta safs a1 that
druv~fcdi Sors not restriction in diet Price
ts A~ otaned esy al te Office, d. son street Advice
rys,.. ~ Any psrsna
~ piits ffr faany An eh~ctna remedy fr suppresston
n. wherr ds not hive
rsraiar " R-Tiy MT W. n kcn daring
r.ncy tly ~nals prsiss sb~sn Solihy VI Hsri,
~t sroa ard Ckmsers y sFre ~ Bw~y and
Mak~fH
The herald., 1837-04-28

DILES PILES! !-rr Hales Pile ci~tnsert is a posi
tive cus for the es in three faye time Sold BY Hart
cor o st. ind Broadway j. syms Of Bcwsry
Nalkeret
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NLETALLIC WAsH.-.MPoRTANT TO HoU

SUSPENSARY BANDAGES g. THSSyES-
y general ment nescasetul surgical instruments ci
improved sale ut No Ann st eet
Shee they are adjusted ard appiedsy practcasgeon.
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fcf lsr of weskhssr - ~
breasts g. h~ek limbs ac fr roet rhsurstm yer COM
paat, and d fpf coughs colds asmas dneuly %
breathing % the Ac they viii mr ed
ate ard soothing sc spd o passn safety case ard
niay are dc,'dedy sEsn 10 aos ~ ohsr rrncde such
whose busnas sfardeFs
roh three ofseennry has generally who may n troubled
with the spe % breast sdy ~. eve o. beau
tful rlrsr fky cssentnly 0fsn TON all oher
free o~ fk~e ehecto~s Which efe so sonsy made
pssses rcncrsy The p-cretc tas the pear of
selnr ~ daily ~ rum cI yesrs m this city, snd cftks
~ tn 10 has heard ef so
,sfy osspant Tkcy are patnd cstcpsely w uesas
,ro.ssor and there prchaiy utsrent phyric.an
~ United So ~ rnrcpe that vos hes
With influence, hen made ainssd with
ro~,iro fsem
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cna &c fcmthe skin and al impurities fom the syscm this
and healthy has Pehap, there no
way ofpforotny bea sner,
than BY rsirg tbs IN the rrirg The meiral
rive
rp a. and sursng nohcs whose infants afflicted with
aid Head Enrs Weak Eyes, recon-
nendsd 10 h II II perfectly harmless and when combined
with seftz of ta watsr iorns cool and agreeable I've
Used Nth cold water II mel a very
dnk uud be u~d with advantage persons eny
t-e .rrcpsrcdfoy the bssi Hondvs sarsspsns accord
mr. sue snd great has been tahen
,oaetp nee ioT Impurities and al otnoS advsiyes.
Preiares Ans sold Wholesale retail by
ihcc heweU Ncdicincs'oSe, sso Bowery, New Yotk.
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"a TERLING,S ORIENTAL BALaA,tI

- COMPOuND An chcacous, saIuhry, aRd oicc ual r.
in all OF LsucorrhRs Sen inal
lcruary OF the Menscs Iritaed Diseas ed
Bladder aRd in aH sseas. ofthe uiinaly 0r:a he i'm
ate relief generally aores by The oft BaIsac Ccmt
in short oftme has msc heightened s celebrity
Of the above Diseases IL confidently offered with n.
1aryng rrrt hcates ~ the most eminent Of tho British Fa
which viii stamp The Ugh reputation in which the unrc pr,
ton Ia valued Prepared only hy W. Sterling whit Chapel
don Sold who lcsale and retail by NATHAN. B. GRAIL
msif No 10 Nsssau,t c,rner or
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MO HUMAN BEING give a fpll and correct dsscrip-
tioa o N. on be- alfh restoring
and always safs BALM OF HEALTH is prepared and
put 40 with care by W fRNI ~ 2es Bowery ae ins
The herald., 1837-04-28

The of
psa Of medicine l. patul and often leads
than The Ioss of the
DR. JORDAN's BALSAM OF RAkASIRI
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~ and coDveHieut Medicine fer Children causing WORMS
charged great xtnbes and when there
pearanee they do uc good n carrying off the etor
om the mach aad bowels, which generate them
syietor's ageIt NATHAN b. GRAHAM.
Coda q, Of
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HUNTEIFS RED DIX OP.-Tharks 20 Dr. Hunter,
Of Gselbure tke verctet i,s
single bottle ohis nfale remedy proved he
sufficient in the The eGici prompt
and decisive its effects and but few days fe
particle
the SYSTEM Ia its operation be said like
without after consequences whaeve-
Both il with ferfsc safety wthOr
cumstar &c 81 staaton rsrec 70 et Price bot;
tewananted to Sold only No Div
IT. LEVISON agent. All intercourse shall be coDf-
Dental The genuin medicine be obtained or place
m Tin
The herald., 1837-04-28

1H. HAMILTON, surescn Of lopg standing, ard /
rupof two f thc hrsf coases r anatomy and The ikool
s1d ,.scs o rhye shd suFerl IN rorope hss moved
he bsc No les John street, al the ri Pearl
whereh mar beconsuted dcase incidental hur1as
naturc 81 sncosm.a askcafs er iaicEsstr The
dT.rats ycnss nj cured days sorcs
atn Ill nal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-31
EXAMINATION.

ENHE pupils connected With the Wilkes
u borough Young Ladies and Gentle
mems Seminary, will be publicly Examined
on Thursday aud Friday, the 18th and l 4th
of April next.
Tins Institution consists Of Male and
Female Department. Each Department, of
d Senior and Junior Class, under the dlrec-
ton of MIR. and Mrs. Hall.
The Trustees feel assured, that the salu-
brious climate of Wllkesboro, the beautiful
scenery OF the surrounding country, and the
long experience and former success OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hall, in teaching IN Western
North Carolina, will secure the patronage
Of an enlightened public.
Rates OF Tuition.
Senior Glasses sl2 so per session.
Junior Glasses 10 90 do do
EXTRA CHARGES.
Drawing and Painting, 90 do do
Music, 30 90 do do
TRUSTEES.
PATTERSON. NJ CHATHAM,
W. 7. WAUGH, J.EANNOY,
A. CARMICHAEL, JAMES MARTIN,
NJ. BROWN, J, FINLEY,
EDMUND JONES, J. r. DODGE,
I. 5, BOuC HELLE.
C. +, STEPHENS, Teas.
The Summer Session will commence on
the following Monday, the 18th of April.
March "a 1897. t42
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am 4 word Of eight leuers-Nr 6, ), ? & is
the name OF piece OF .lesh very nuoh sought al.
ter; particularly. when my :. 5 & | has lively
red no, produced BY salt petre, and mr. exterior
Well covered over With ny 6, 3, : 4 1. Ny 3. /,
n Is the name OF a mineral substance. Ny I,
}, +, ) & S j. used by pot ers My , 3, ) & sig.
nfes 10 make hics. Nv, T. ! * signifies a
spotted animal. Nv I, : 6, 5 & 4 signifies the op-
posic OF iepid. Nj ~ 6 3& , signifies ncem.
cut weather NJ, I, 3 { , is the name OF an in.
sect NJ /, :. :, 3 \ 1 Is wors hlpp,d bv large
portion fthe hnaan race VI 2 5 Il is The
name Of piece of money. And finally, my T. 5
& i what you may need before you fud ne out.
Wv olutiou Is not to he considered complete until
on form out Of my elementary parts eighty seven
words, correctly spelled, and repeating no letter
in the formation Of the some word
IGIPHRGN
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card attack oi palsy v,ry suddenly Mrs. CHRIS
TlAN UMMERNIILE. Consort of William
Summcrvie, Esq, in the 49lh year OF her age, =
member Of the Presbyterian Church, leaving a
husband and three children ana large connection
of friends 10 mourn their irrcparable loss.
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Steamer Cotton Plant.


Sss-AzT'"cEo Cotton, one" pi s's'"s ia
sSs,ssT.s.ssc connection with suitable
10" Boats, vii commence operating on
the Cape Fear River in fifteen or twenty
days. The Proprietor is now constructing
on the River bank commodious Ware.
house, where Goods and Merchandise, 10
and from the Interior, may be stored free
OF charge and in comparative safety from tho
danger Of Fire. Such fixtures will be con.
nected with the Warehouse as to land Goods
IN better order than formerly, and wlthou,
mourning the expense of dravage. The
Cotton Plant is entirely new, with draft Of
water adapted to the River navigation, aud
offers 10 the public the suresi and most con-
senient mode of Transportation. Goods
and Merchandise will be received and for.
warded at the customary rates by
DOYLE O'HANLON,
Agsnt AT WILMINGTON, NC.
TliOS, SANFORD x co.
agents at Fayetteville. NC.
Fayetteville, March TO- 1881. 3otf
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We are authorised to announce PEARS
ALL THOMPSON, ESQ, as Candidate for
re election, for the office Of Clerk OF the
Superior Court.
We are authorised to announce Capt.
II. d. W. ALEXANDER, as Candidate for
the office of Superior Court Clerk, al the
ensuing Election.
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MARRIED

In this county, on The 2stl instant, Nv the Rev.
John Williamson, Mr. DANIEL 4 BLAkELY,
to Miss MARGARET {. MUNTElrH, daugh-
ter Of NJ, John Mouteiih
We thank the happy pair for their kind re.
membrane ofthc intet-we wish them t.ump-
ing lack and fat ch,llfen"1
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0-A New Orleans paper states that in
the midst Of unexampled prosperity, when
all The avenues OF trade are open, when mo.
ney is abundant for the ordinary operations
Of commerce, they are called upon TO re.
cord several extensive failures involving an
amount alnost alarming to the general ere.
dit. On the 4th INST. one Of the largest and
most influential houses failed for seven mil.
hons, carrying with II full five millions more.
These failures have been caused by over.
irading-yet in The midst of these extraor.
binary failures, the business 10 the country
is gong oasteasily. y is thought that
some Of the houses which have stopped pay
ment will be able TO resume business N q
few days. As mug be expected, cotton op.
erallons under such circumstances are not
likely to flourish.
II We see il stated that VIM. F. Strange,
JUNIOR Editor Of the North Carolina Jour.
nal, has been appointed Clerk Of the Branch
Mint IN this place, with a salary of $1,000.
The appointment is good one, and under
other CIRCUMSTANCES we should rejoice at II
but We Yust express our dlsapprobalion
Of the practice Of resarding Editors. We
we're told the other day that Congress he'd
abolished this Office, --lf'tbls is the case how
does II happen that Mr.. Strange is appointed
TO I'LL 1t. We suppose Mr.. Van Buren, is
hard run Cor offices.
OF Running in Debi.-The following re.
ma rs upon this subject is extracted from
Dl.rsels new work +" Henrietta Temple"
{" II youth but knew TIE fatal misery that they
are entaing on Themselves the moment they &C.
eept a pesunisfy credit, 10 which they are not en-
titled, hos they aould start IN their career! how
pale they would turn ho~ they would clasp their
hands ~ agony at the precipice on which they
disiot log Drb 3. The prolific mother Of folly ahd
cfime ttaiuts the Of life IN all It's streams.
Hence 80 many unhappy marriages, 80 many pros-
iIsnsed Psns, and senal politicians IA hath
small beginning but giants grus ii and strength.
When We make the monster We make our master,
wbo haanis u a, ill hours. aud shakes his vhip
Of SCORPIONS lofcstr ia our sight. Tue slave bath
no osrfsc,f 80 severe. fsu,lu-. Shcn he signcd
the bod with blood. did 80, secure dOom ~ ter
rife"
Ut The Legislature Of Illinois adjourn
ed tsays the Alton TeIegraph,) on The 9Th
uit. after prolracted session OF 81 DAYS,
passing upsards Of 400 bAls, among when
arc some Of the most important that VAS
ever passed by ali IIiuol, Legislature.
b- The Bill ti,ng The time Of the election
10 Virginia Tor members Of the Legislature
aud Congress 90 the slme day Throughout
the STATE, has become q l1s. They take
place on the ilh Thursday IL April.
or The Legislature of Illinois have So
lec,ed spungh' d as the future scat If Gov.
ernm-ni. Nandaha Is a, present the sca.
II Government.
OF Later accouuts from En- land state
that the hiluruzl au1 the munt,,l, result.
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To Hire,

A NEGRO woman who IS good house
IN servant--also some children, large e.
nough for nurses. For particulars apply
at the Printing Office.
March %, 1887, tN
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OF Later accounts from En- land state
that The ,niiuruzl AMI the mutlatus result.
IN from IT, have bceu ou the dec.ue.
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-.
.1ElI|9l|
CDarIDttF:
tiday, March 81, 1887.

frsee an article on the lasi page on the
,,,on of the Sweet Potato.
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CONCORD FEMALE
AUADNulYo

AUAO-NuIIYa
ElfE Trustees OF the Concord Female
- Academy take this method Of inform
ng The public, that the Exercises Of this In.
stltutlon will be recommended on the first
Monday of April next. Ii will still be I'M
der the direction Of Miss c. NJ. Brooks.
From our acquaintance with her quaIifca.
tons as Tutoress, We feel no hesitation in
recommending her as justly deserving of
liberal share OF public patronage. Her ex.
animation which took place a short time
SINCE, afforded universal satisfaction. She
pledges herself that for the future no pains
shall be spared to render her school equally
worthy of the confidence OF the public.
Terms of Admission.
FIRST CLASS.
Orthography, Reading, with BARS Gate.
chIsm Of common things, Sc 90
SECOND CLASS.
Orthography. Reading, English Grammar
Geography, Arithmetic n Competition, 90
THIRD CLASS.
English Grammar, Geography, Astrono.
my, Elements Of History, Rhetoric, Ma.
tural and Moral Philosophy and Chem
Isfy, 8 90
EXTRA BRANCHES.
Drawing, Painting aud Needle Work, 5 90
]. b. MORSE,
f. r. GIBSON,
r. c. CARSON, F0s'ees'
J.F. PHIPER,
Concord, Cqbauas County, ~ c.,
March q. 1887. al
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4, w. H. Roane, Esq, was elected on
4 . : INST by tho Legislature Of v,rgi.
o senator, to ill the vacancy occa.
''0 resignation of Judge Richard
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OF The Legislature of Illinois have Sc
lec,ed Spungh, d as the future scat If g oy
ernH~ni. Nandalia Is at present the sca
u Government.
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mere IS one man honest from prin.
''a'e len men homes, from prudence
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FrHghly Important from Florida
Invite attention to the news from Flor.
h a preceding colunn-li appears, II
Intelligence is entitled to credit, tina, the
f a, last ended AMI treaty concluded
al the Chiefs except oceola, and they
|,o be at Tampa by the lOtlsbf April,
.beir families, to take Transports for
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III The Bill flung The time Of the election
IN Virginia Tor members Of the Legislature
aud Congress 90 the slme day throus huui
the State, has become lss. They take
place on the ilh Thursday Ia April.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-14
commissioners sale.

4 \ pursuance Of Il decree of the circuit superior
4 OF law aud ehancrry, Ior the county OF Am-
hcrs II It's ApIil tenn. 1887, the oil Ohm Eu
bank, Plaintiff, against Edmund WINSTON late shor-
III Of the county OF Amherst aud Il, such adnnstra-
tor with the viii annexed oi Robert Garland and
Others defendants the undersigned Sheriff of slld
county al Amherst, and Commissioner Tor the pur-
posi- nlned NJ the SAID decree, Will, Mondv the
Sth of September H. At Amherst court honse be
lag court day) proceed 10 sell, b, way OF public
the highest bidder credit oil SIX months,
tie Slave llenrv, aud all other property IN the sand
decree rclerfcd 10. The purchasers OF purchasers
wall be required 10 give bond with sufficient sceuliIv
fol- the pnN iacnit OF the purchase money.
JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff
and Commissioner.
August 10 tbs
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.H'OI'Ef'E.
IDS

HpI virtue OF il deed of uu,t, executed to mr in
~ rust by Peer Boss, on the cth day ofOctobcr,
ldp3, and duly record IN the Clerks Office of tire
county count OF Amherst will offer ion sale for
ready moaey, on the premises, the trdct o Iand Ia
said decd mentioned, on Saiuidls, the 23d Of Sep
ten5cr NEXT II ir. and not the Ia ia, there
alter. The said tract oil Laud contains, BY estirna-
ton, 80 actes, and lie, upon the head branches OF
iiorslcN'r Creek, aud adlolns the Lands of Ormuni
Wmc, Henry Franklin, Granville I.luc. John X. lr-
vine aud others, and is the formerly owned by
Johm Ware. The ute to the above Loud Is bces =
ii 10 he uu9ucstonaolc bat will culNcy only such
ycste III As trustee.
joins PRYOR, Trustee.
August .. t23S
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Louisville Medical Ens;itute.

rs,IE Tru>tcr. OF this institution properly esii-
mating the importance Of the duty 10 be pefior-
ned IN selecting suitable gentlemen lor the fespcc-
t,,e chairs in i Medical School. occupying such
monument position aud uanliir"ntly provided Tor
IL, the Gbeiry al lie city, have spared III pans ne
cesar. to ru4le thetn 10 obtain ii" requisite nior-
nation anl they hats, Al ie9Sil llle 'dsi'euo4 10
believe. That the expectations W he PupIit VIII DC
fully lnct,by the anuoh"ethth' my arc no" ''P''-
- 10 make.
Tin lecture, vii commence on tue last Monday Of
O.ta5cr NEXT and continue until The last Of February
On IN. seYard branches oi Medicine, by the following
ta,fenr, by Jrde,liah Cobb ". y. date Professor Of
SINE Ia the Mcdlc1l College ii ohIoa
snr.er,, by Joshua B. Flint u D. date ot Boaton.1
fa.,if,ltcs OF Medicine iud Clinical Practice, by
Charles CALDWELL VI. d. date Professor Of same in
Transatlantic rqiver,ltyD
fheor, and Practice, br John l.. Coo"c NJ. -. ltSte
Professor of ,imc III TmnskIrana nscrsit>@
Nr,lil AleIlca. by Lanslord +. ! andel NJ - tiate
Professor ol Chemistry II Trans! wanna lnl'ers'-
Ob,tsl,ic. aaa Disease, Of Women aud Children, b,
Ileuy Miller NJ. y.
Chemistry md Pharmacy, b, John Locke VI, ID. Gate
Professor uf slnc IN Medical COLLEGE Of Ohio)
Ia relation To one ofthesc gentlemen, d.. Locke.
II should b. stated that he i, At Tins time IN Europe,
and the Trustees appointed bin. believing, from tlIt
assurances u las friends. that 1t vii accept should
he decline Chcnislr, Will be Taught by pr. mdeil
the ensuing winter
The Institute La, been provided "iih a sufficiently
extensive Library, Apparatus, aud all the appliances
necessary tor III. illustration Of the several topics oi
instruction; amrlc lecture rooms hive becu httcd up
for ihrlf ccolnnodatiUn. with commndious smaller
ones attached for Anatomical rooms, Library, Muse
uul. &c. Clinical instruction will be delivered by
thc professors in the Hospital which Is uoH IA
ten,I,e aud well ordered establishment.
As an idea has prevailed that boarding is eXira,a-
eaus high in In, CIV II IS thought mope, 10 STATE
that may be had including fuel and Iishts at from
50 to 81 per week, which is 4bout As low II be
furnished IN any American cItN.
The pficc OF the tlch cts j. ST. to each of the Pro-
lcssors, and lee of 50 FOR Marculation and the
ot tilr l.. btary, Payment Will be received III notes
Of solvent banks oil the State, III which pupils
Il SD. JOHN ROWAN.
President o. the Board of Trustees.
September7 WOW
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n
sOk1Eqt SfH.

~ - W. ~ -
=. =, = y i''' - ho'f,.
i''5e"' t.''i't ''F' : 'iss 7Pi lI"hitrdec
~ "l' i''n - 80. ''' n''S - l'"don m" l."-
'I''' l'f''' r" ~ .'' t'' -' a"S9''' nom " men
,E'S''5i 'He 'ai'NHs h'll'nauS having DELAYED
't'i Pa" 'uoR '''' ~ 10 i'e7''i irmia IN
"a me ,'s5"ls 'ef M new f3IIl1ne4i ia" Mn
l'i't'"'l u@ft d ,''i"I'A' aahehIh uot sufficiently
Ia 10 f"ii' iH'H1 70 l''a any decided change IA
ne'A, ~ 10 a'I'''' '' '"nl' 'r i thr opposition,
i"' Hun''rd AMI ri-IiA Two nss aud Radicals
NV hcea 'ti'Ia'. a"a two hundred a9d htv nlnc
tones ea'Ias he Nsnsfsfs inai"nty 81 onl. -
lhsfNe3adts III .a5rHls'l"n OF u Ensh>h country
fmbrr-. - %#"'1h f3nlrI~. aud IS lush nrm-
heiss 'a1haiH lie " Ues 'rsaln thcuprcscut mlot-
y ~ 23.fles vi e'cts vii
Nj. 'tInu'ii d. III. ,ty Al Dublin election beat
hi. orpoa.nl n, ! uajmli, al loo only
dreadful ,al,"lis occurred At the coal nnucs
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IL ~ En- II ~ ~ II 81 a g.y'.A;
IN IsAEACgEED DOMi.STsCs.

A CASES Blcdched Domr>tlce, which will be sold
n very low by the piece, very good al II cents per
yIld aud from thu pr,e up, the fncsi qualify at q
cents. Pcf>ons wanting such Goods, VIII do well Ia
cali aud supply themselves They will be sold sv
the piece only. I'll those prices. L. 3. ESTES.
Angus; p Is
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$50 ses,NS ARD.

, ANYWAY from the subscriber living in th.
"a county OF plttsy wanna, 10 or II miles >on,b -,
W ard bridge ON the 22l of MAY last. NEGRO
NAA NAMED HENRY, about 25 years of aac,
large aud likely. HENRY formerly b,o,ged r.
Nh. Nm. {. Ioltwich of Bedford rou,t, md -
vel acquainted in the ucichhorhood of Mr.. Wm
Galloway. The above reward Will be given to an,
person who will apnrehcnd and copinc linn m ;,i
SO that ! get him again ~ -"
hHN T. FITZPATRICK
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.g'EsE.SI' .S.EEE OF
Negroes and EBs0Osled stock.

y puRSt ANCE. OF adecd OF Trust executed bv
l. C!dr!c, W. Nc CIaualan TO the subscribers bear
M date on the 10Th day OF March. lS36 winch is
duly recorded IN the Clerks Oh.ce OF Botctnurt
County Court, shall on the thrd THURSDAY ,
September. 1857. (belne the 2lst da, of the month,
and the sd day o, the LY"cabarg Raccs,) before thu
Market House, IN the town OF Lynchburg, sell ~
the hi HEST bidder, ut public auction tor ready
neg, lie lojo"ing property, or 50 much thereof "A
shall be SUITE lent to satisfy the purposes of the aius
SAID deed oil tin>l Two Ncglo men, Captain and
Wilson. also Negro woman Judy, aud her child
Flancrs, Qhr latter liye six years oll1 Also the
following RsiO0acd .s1Ns'cS and cots.
No. l. eh. Marc with Colt At her side by the inn
ported horse Emancipation >. Patsc, Colbtr,
br M. cght Years old with Colt at her side b, the
5lme horse, and NOW thought to be IN oaI by the eel
cbra' ed horse Lrviathan.-No. ). Lady Badger, br.
m, eight wears old, with Colt at her side by Mon
sIcur Tonsou.-No.6 Betty White, ch. f., two yeara
old. by Alonzo, out 1T No. NO. .. Mary Book
er, br. f, year old by Mercury. out Of No. =
For full aud satisfactory Information as TO pedigree
&c of The above stock, those wishing purchase are
referred tothe Iut Register 9Th No January, lr3''
page 239. The title to he aforesaid property IL bf'
llrsed b. unqucstIunablc but acting trustees
such title only Will be conveyed as is vested in us by
the SAID trust deed.
JEREMlAll WHlTTEN, iTms,ccs.
ELIJAH McCLANAlIAN,}
August Il VT lS
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E<i.eD FDR .S.ILE.

a., ho"nS and Passage ON each floor, good
hllfhen, Ice House and Stables, all in GOOD
repair. hcle1> a>uthcoucy dt Mood Land Tor tin,
ann nr Land les ell aud Is very fertile aud
more Land should be" Agted, there am other Land,
very cen,enrni, that cDu be added a ii 1t , low
Pll''' farther DESCRIPTION Is deemed unnrcessar,
as any QUE wishing 10 purchase, viii have an oppor
'"h''I oi viewing the premises before the t'ly of
''''' }. MURRAY BROWN.
snail feiuhto Houston, III Texas. III October
3' "'"'" p' P't's'd to 'ct asaScnt iordny persons
VII" may wish 10 have Lands purchased. m. locate,
10Y 'nSm IN The Republic of reAas IN 49,
" The Richmond Wing will publish the above
!" tnth country paper, tl day OF sar, and send lhe.r
account TO this Once fer COLLECTION.
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- N6NI, SLAVES

At the same time and place NENE SLAVIC
consisting at men, women and children, t>"ii''
which are likely and valuabe and all the prris 'p'
properly belonging to the estate OF the late Dan
W AIDE, decd. On credit at twelve months. ho""
with approved scrnrit, viii be required.
y. SALE Conf
Sent ~