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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02
DOCT. BRANDRETH'S
Vegetable Pills

] For sale by WIN. S. VOSE.
i ('rhe only authorised agent for this Island. y
HNbe thousand who use and recommend
= these Pills, is proof positive of their ex.
traordinary and beneficial effects They in
TACT assist nature to do all she can in the
curing every form and symptom of the only
one disease to which the human frame is sub
ject, namely--impurity of the blood, or in
other words, an impure state Of the fluids
These Pills do indeed "assist Nature" to do
all she can FOR the human body; yet there arc
numbers whose cases are so bad, and whose
bodies are so much dcblitated, that all which
can be reasonably expected is temporary
relief; nevertheless some who have COM
menced using the Pills, under the most trying
circumstances of bodily affiic,ion, when al,
most every other remedy has been almost
altogether unavaiing, have been restored to
health and happiness by their use. Pills %
cents per box. NAV 2G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02

III r. BREWSTER has this day reed from
H. New York, his winter stock of Eng
lSh. French e. american Dry Goods, which,
together with his former stock, renders his
assortment complete; purchasers are respect
fully solicited to call and examine for them
selves. Nov. 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02

Cure ron A Passionate TEmpER.-A mer.
chant in London had dispute with Quaker.
respecting the settlement Of an account The
merchant was determined to bring the ques-
ton into court, proceeding the Quaker ear
ncstly deprecated, using every argument in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02

plated ware-Brittania do.-Looking glasses
knives and forks-belows and brushes-castors
tea-tiays,-a complete assortment Of Perlumery,
together with great number Of fancy articles,
such as are usually to be found in a store Of this
kind.
iCTS Cash, and the highest price, given for old
gold and silver.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Combs repaired
in the neaest and best manner.
Newport, May 26. s. PECKHAM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.

" f. BREWSTER has this day received
Il II from New York, his Fall stock of Cloths
and Cassimercs, which added to his former stock
will render his assortment complete, among them
may be found some choice colours
Sept. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02
SATURDAY EvENING.-Bv Bulper.

The week is past, the Sabbath dawn comes on,
Rest-rest in peace-ihy daily toll is done,
And standing, as thou standest. on the brink
Ofa new scene Of being. calmly think
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02
NEW STORE.

No 9Si Thames street.
The subscriber has just
opened and offers for sale
n handsome assortment OF
English and French watch
es es-ear-rings-breast-pins
and finger-rings, Of the
best quality and newest
Cy.l q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02
TIE TEETII! THE TEETHi

TIE TEET1II THE TEETH!
nR. HITCIICOCK'S MAGNETIC ODON.
~ T1CA, for preventing the Teeth from de-
caying. preserving them and the gums in health.
restoring them when diseased, preventing the
iooihache and purifying the breath Price 5oc,s.
for sale by RI. TAYLOR,
Dec, ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-02
Discount Days
OF THE SEVERAL BANKS IN NEW
PORT.

Merchants Bank, ,................M Mondays
Newport Exchange Bank, .......... Mondays
Newport Bank, ..................Tu Tuesdays
New-England Commercial Bank, ....Tuesdays
Rhode-Island Union Bank, Wednesdays
Bank OF Rhode-Island, ............ Thursdays
Traders Bank, ...... ............ Fridays.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

CovRT or SESSIONS, Saturday March ls-Before
his Honor, the Recorder, Alderman varian and
Ward
SENTENCE DAY.
His Honor pronounced sentence on the following
prisoners.
Nathaniel Williams, convicted OF grand larceny
stealing the sum Of S45 from John DrummOnd.
Sentenced to the prison for two years ana one
month.
Since williams has been convicted Dnimmona has
been arrested on a charge Of felony. The Court
tn, refore intimated to Williams that an application
would be forwarded the Governor for ms pardon.
William Thomas convicted of grand larceny, stea-
ling goods from Joseph N. White. Sentenced TO the
State Prison for two years.
In the case of this prisoner the Court also express
ed sr sn;n;on that pardon might be expected
Iscob Peck convicted Of uerng counterfeit bills of
the Morris Canal Company.
Sentenced to the State Prison for five years and
fifteen days.
John Moffatt, convicted Of receiving stolen goods
knowing the same to have been stolen
Sentenced Iii being the prisoners second oHence)
10 the State Prison for four years and SIX months
Ezra Porter convicted Of ssssnlt and battery upon
police officer Bowyer.
As the Court were shout 10 pass sentence Mr. Bow
yer interced in mitigation Of punishment The pnso-
ner was therefore sentenced merely 70 pay hns 81
nix cents and the sheriff ices.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

PoLIcE-Coat .Steaiing.-A rogue, named Phillp
Henry, apprehended by LeveTet A. Platt steward
OF the steamboat Swan of Philadelphia, in he'act Of
stealing coat, value $40, from ON board the said
boat.
Phillip said, the idea Of his stealing coat was quite
ABSURD he had gone ON board the steamboat 10 take
passage in her. and feeling sleepy had taken the coat
merely to lie upon. The magistrate, however
sdered that this kind of hing would pass for the
truth, and committed Phillip 10 Brdewell
!. pore free Than ireicome yesterday morning, a
little before the bells began give notice to the sin
ners OF New York to have a care less the "Old one
ana not steal march upon them, which even the
Pr ty OF Jededlah Brchard might be able TO cir
cumyen-when the police office was in a state of
quietude, and the officers wondering what had be-
come of all the rogues or, half sleeping half waking.
lent themselves 10 pleasing anticpations of future fees
and glory just al this time, an individual boed into
the eilce, and without ceremony ran straight to the
desk 10 utter his complaint. Mr.. Gilchrst, who was
standing by, looked at this applicant and il look
ed at Mr.. tilclrlst and that with such evil eve
as 10 awaken strong suspicious in he mind of the Off
Ger, that he had an ugly customer TO deal with.
bow vow, and sharp growl gave notice the intruder
desired attention, and Mr.. Gilchrst excaimng "a mad
dog, leaped over the bar, and made for the inner
room.
But the cry had gotten there before hm--some one
Of the several Officers who within shut the DOOR
and, in spite of poor Glchrisfs cries. continued deaf
10 his lnireaes fer admission.
Our hydrophoblac had now the sanction Of justice
to himself, and commenced series of gymnastics
leaplng on the desks-overtarnlng the chairs-gallo
padding, &C.; TILL becoming satisfied of his perfor,--
ances in the office he made another bolt into
an inner room on the left, in which are usually sepo-
sted the ensigna of those belonging the establish
ment together with coats, bundles, &c. and recon-.
menced his gambos. Mr.. Glchrist seized the oppeEb
tunity while performer was busy tearing pieces
basket which came in his way, to make rush and
close the door. The danger being now confined en-
irely to the articles within the room, counsel of
war was held, and it agreed to shoot the depre-
dator mem. con- gun was procured and loaded;
n DIV he no his mia
us. But here fresh difficulty seemed 10 arise. Mr.
Merritt cut almost many capers as the animal, and
serious panic took place among the officers lest
some one of them might not be shot instead of the
rabid dog. Mr.. Merritt length gave up the gun to
Mr.. Gilchrist, who as he had run the most risk was
clearly entitled to the first shot. Mr. Glchrst how
ever, did not give any else chance for, gently
opening the door he killed the at the first fire.
The dog was very large and powerful animal, and,
ludicrous the scene first appeared, it is matter
of congratuation that person was injured by him.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

DINNEToRD VERSUS CooKE.-Cooke takes benefit
at the Bowery to n ght-Dnneford at the Franklin
most curious state of things exists between these
two stars, which will devclopc itself in few days
We have the whole particulars, and shall cook them
up-Cooke and all-in few days. In the mean
time the question is, who will have the best be
neh tonight? Dinneford or Cooke? singular cam
pagn is just brewing between the Bowery and the
National Cooke will require all his grease to keep
his wheels smooth.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

THE JosEpHs.-The Evening Star is perfectly
correct in its reasons showing the impocy it would
be in the Messrs. Josephs resaming payments in the
present state of the money market. Such step would
only lead TO unavaing sacrifices, and be the fsture
cause of further pressure in the money market. The
commercial community we know are divided on this
point, but il will be remembered, that these in
favor Of resumption, those persons who hold
the paper Of the house in queston-or involved with
them in some indirect way Their opinion is founded
on matter # interest only. The judicous part of the
community are Of the opinion pu, forth by the Star
so are we. We want real relief in the money market
and have reached that crisis in which no other re-
lief can be available but failure and soppage. Apro-
posIn relation to the connection in business, between
the firm Of Lzard authorized to say, that their
liabilities to them DO not exceed those to the house
Of Rothschid-that they amply sccured-and
that all the Josephs' BUSINESS with the Lizards have
been confined to the London house-not in any de-
gree with the Paris house.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

FAREWELL ABpREss.-Israel Sackett, 76 Maiden
Lane has published General Jackson's Farewell Ad-
dress-a single Sheet beautiful paper, small type, and
golden edged 1t is very fine specimen of the arts
of wisdom, of folly, of vanity, of every thing
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

King would not accept the special mission to Aus
tria and he was right. II has been offered TO For
syth, who will not, suspect consent to be shuffied
off in that manner. The two new Judges of the ST.
perior Court have been appointed, but that of Judge
Smith is regarded with great dissatisfaction by the
South. He is said 10 be lndliferently acquainted
with law, and has not practlsed for twenty or thirty
years
Col. Benton is still in Washington, and very seldom
goes out without his wife. Mr.. Lloyd the young man
whom he dubbed I" Bank rnffan," on the nigh, of
the famous expungng process seems 10 create great
alarm IN him. One day last week he was very unex-
pectedly introduced to the Colonel in the Senate
Chamber, before the session commenced, and Mr.. l..
very coolly informed him that the information he had
communicated 10 his friends and TO others, touch
ing the transactions of that night false and he
knew II 10 be SO. The handle Of a dirk happened TO
strike the eye of Benton, and without saying word,
he rereated rapidly through side door into secret
apartment apparently very much alarmed. l.. has,
believe, tired every means to draw him the field but
the Colonel steadily declines, and keeps himself as
much out Of his reach possible The Col seems
to be in painful dilemma; he neither remain in
Washington nor 90 home for it is said there are two
gentlemen there waiting for his arrival to call him to
account for his ofences-and knowing this he does
not mean 70 return. He has rot been in Mssoarl for
nearly Is months, and yet he has nominated himself
for the Presidency, with his characteristic modesty,
though Richie asserts he does not mean to come IN
conflict with the present incumbent. Nous Verrons,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

a. Julia or Agaias poetry is as pretty as herself.
We shall publish it MS possible We are in
deed "most dead' to see her. but with an effort we
shall try to live through it. More anon.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

" st. Parick's Day was not very deeply cele-
brated "with us here in Vienna" Pat is getting I'M
popular.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

49, TIE HERALD OFFICE ioiu REMOVE on me ~
Of MI . No. FL Ann STREET one door east@ Nassau
frse and opposite The Vestry Rooms @ e Duieh Reformed
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

SMALL eoINs-GERaAS sILvER.-We have in our
possession, beautiful medal, formed Of German sill
YER species Of metallic composition of cheap and
beautiful narre which has been very extensively in
troduced into the arts by Der Feuchtwangsr, of 377
Broadway.
We understand that government has project un-
der consideration Of issuing small coins Of nnc in
place Of the present coppers in circulation good
idea Suppose they try German silver. II is most
bcasIful material for such purpose.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

~ "Gensrveve," as she signs her name, writesus
that the Rev Mr. Burchsrd put his head under her
bonnet at one Of those anxious interviews which ne
is seinay proposing the pretty female s'nners and
asks whether she ought 10 consider il an insult
She had better be thankful il 10 worseforget and
fsrgvebs, go not again within the verge Of tho ami
NAL magnetism.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

It The Ball Of the Young Morh Philsnsbropists
takes place tonight
Tnsu Ne isM hstssse ~.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-20

n Would Doctor Rogers please to hold post
s~tsm examination on several feIess creatures, at
the corner Of Spruce and william strcetperhaps he
could ascertain IL thsy had taken morphine or not.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-29
r. .tgsttse,qsai, Pa,,.


~. a,,i.It .ubpy urfulug sat'F ~ gov '"' y (
,.5,t..ft hundred atd niH,'y 80, 'Hi ~ "@''
,. .rf.fir., uuf }aak STORE. iH '-hA 'ifs'o'''
,.,,.N.aa fnr lsgstag tafj eaA '''''.'"
,,,flsa4lu. ntfH hait IS "HFF '',1"'
ia. s,t, M. complication. sl,s@ lam I" pave
l,..u 4, iare User. - boa tiraff' OF 't. NV -
t....s.fb h4ia sas \ tab rs9ky i"tr'"-, H@ Ao'
s.,..t .t,,r,ltpt. apparsntj, q, tie age ~ t'"''
-, Il. ttpbt,gr, with comP'sNi"" 81 So
.a..t ,.5.r. tslrdices chin, and 81. "'a a. r w.
/ .l....,,., artcacp =. auy tFn ipattd hhi.""' ~
,.--tI.fs vas JOHN kANp'ti u
4 5ff l,,n tfpsn Ills shtiyes Volume s'''' 'u'1'"I
.,t,rr,. la.nHlrd s4rclefsiY over ana "Ase''
,.,.o a, g,eatA hc bat upou othins ','N
,,. 1,a~,-our ego happoucd 70 ha iiaea 49, -
~. =, lie moment, apd never dad We "'N'e''
,saJeo - perfect chance ~ ha'h"h 1'e"'
,l,,, ,tt,sh before dull aud heavy - "',',s
. -. .,,,,,,ni.d aud dashed With The otIgWeN
. beams At mtcilccl r. he s'eppta " ~ ~
ae.ded gentleman aud giylne hua Z th""a. ~
.,,,,. Inn shoulder sad. " ia 4, l"sh ~ W.
~ 60 ynuag them bn, we never can ''' gs' y
E. ,l,,t,f t,,st fu>hrd Evan oar 'n'nh az tuV '"'
A. ,,snt sfisl Nas tlIat he vas me moe, ~"
III &C. taS. lie had come 10 tnatl's'o
:" av.nl tbs races. There sas then hNieg
, "a .,ts.tnn Scotch Baronc, ~ 'bo nshe
o 4, I,h, Ncsb,, With h's younger hi.'Ns,
u rnnder. orihe ancient House Of Ne"e''-
hi HAL. soma hiioea mios lfoh -. .~..,lt,,
=. John was avery bandsotne man, ano ~
!, eep LotGorio" as could bs onna 70 ~" ia T.
" "a Rsnd,lnh became intimate. "h'h "' :
&c, hstScen them cor race, 10 wh'en ~
'.a. /. ride his own horse The race came
re- garing The race week, and Randolph wen-I'1,
- - 10 t,d,e. enchanting al the time, th"nE"
-, p.n ND h.d Won the race, Sir JOHN e'd '
IA ,h.,, hearts" THIS was not so mueu '" 10 -
Try gs,ed At, when yoa eoatra'tsd The s'eeaa, 70
ely and graceful style Of riding OF .n' r't ~, eo
,he uneouth and awkward manner o ~ 49,
titor. A. ,I;s vial, 10 CT
leo - no was elected member of C"hgre's'
the ,oS s"s .ull hi. youthful appearance ma.
to t ~ .oossrsd 3, the Clerk. table to quAiy,
"a wor,l.man could no, refrain from asking n.%
Ee" a. .n.r.r wa. protnp,, IL not sall'i'c,
80 .s.s my constituent, w",,hI r'p aol,b
no" Adam, was thea President, ans MI Rau''''"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-29

jail BrTnt.-The public Jad o. Stokes
comfy at Germanton, was SCI on "''' ~
" edaes,lay night Of last week. ~ 'ne ",s
one,s . no made their escape. II h"ppened
ia he favorable time to prevent ''e nre
from spreading to other buildings, as : vas
Cour, week, and in the midst OF navy
fdl Of snow. We are IN possession u ~
further particulars, except that no ua'h" ."
was done.-Ashborough Citizen
The Methodists, few weeks slnee' ne'a
+, Comp. meeting 10 Pike county Mes on, az
ah,ch n l,rge concourse attended. 4 ie"
d,nnlen Nretches attended for the purpose
~ disturbing those engaged IN religious
exercises. They had been rePro'ed seVe'
raj times, publicly from Ihn stand. va
Sunday evening the finglrader among
them. wiih several Of his co adraors, Ie'ir,
ed few hundred wards, 10 6roctry anu
,.nler,shed their Camccns. " hiie there,
gentleman. w..n Wa plously disposed ha p
nened 10 pass by, aud attempted 70 dissnaae
+ those c.llows FROM further n,erfuphu9 tho
, ao,.h,no,po assembly. The ruslead'r
s,,,,a he would do As he pleased that he
h,J money enough 10 buy heH. WIN I'M
,yofcs.,nn on his lips he mounted ~ morse
b. .,,e,fng that he would 90 20 He'll ana eul
3 ont. a,- horse tuk fright, ran lev
q -. a,a dashed the filnw With such luic
!. ,oain,, tree, a. 70 burst "pen MS n''u'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-29

-rRc op,y apology We have Ter issuing Only
mn. week, IL the Christmas Holiday :,
,4C,.st,na. comes bot once year, We aI,,s - -
y -. 81 moi b. disposed to complain We ny
,lere IS 40 business followed tha9 l. ~ 'o'''
,se + laiiac Busines. aud u Is d'ap'l nc nc.
s,rh Tor health OF body aud 'eihd' u'A' W ~
some r.la1a,ioa. We shat ee''' ~
'' Var wi.a increased desire % pleas ou'
M .-.ais
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-29

r..kof y,ubern.-Tti. old Institution has d.
~. ,so1nd az is affairs BY declaring dividend
- 'f,n Dolasrs aud IS Cen,s yer share W. 0,-
p.,s !, lad previously paid SIS pei 'hai''
.ga ssm ~as reserved to eees "o'es '' sea "''l
), pr, .en,ed previous TO the lsl january i''''-
r., Obs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-29
LA nGEn

In dis county, en- thr 2.iu.' by the ,E' NC
u.i,1,.,,,.,r- Nr LORE NJ y. PORTER To Mass
lSApFLLk T.. HENDERSON. -.
an ibc 1l.t iu,iaa, D., &c k'v - \. Da'''' ~
rR,N,lS FERGUSON Of esi,nou : .',,h-
- Il Miss SARAH HUNTER, Of Lancaster %
trc', :. {.
rynb this notice, We acknovl,dge tie ''e'2'
lion Of a locral share OF Case We VIZ" '''' -
lnucN laprlness
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-29

NsNf
'y y,Af wi.a increased dss'fe % Pi'l'e ou'
g.res'
ro;,.,,,cut in Congress, on
Gr'''.. 49,. ,DJiition question
,r.tters .#em 80 be CIV "s 70 800.
A't''' 4 ,3,,t they should do s.. Al Is hn'e
mn ,snple kHer shcthcr lheir qua
tt1 49, are hereafter to b. respected ~
,-s 10 be at the mercy OF sAna,,e'
81 's n. other side Of The Potomac he /
vei be dissolved by single o'1"'
aA' ..,ibal q, siruclion Of the great p''ne'
i e. us ba.h Il i based, and without TIE r.
vbisi Il would never have oeen
la,, jns,. il the Senate, VI. ;" H. ono
~ mr.. t,otn Vermont introduced e't'tlu
e..oln,iop, adopted by tne L,,'sia.
Sl,-uppn which NJ kng oi Al.
,,..t,on 81 reception. tcnouctag me 20
/. az infamous hbel aad 'n,nR on me
n. Calhoun declared tnai shr dA's''on
T5,, ar D,snniou--aud other men-
..t,,l in the debate aad the 81 'te 5''''-
ever I've Resolutions we're si'hdfa~h
at attn notice thal he Souid pfesen'
y.a OF Tuesday next. ~,
JJ,a. ~ the House, Nj >iAot Q, = "'e.
e,,c Of various Abolition ps'it'"h' -
.r,s On the District OF Coiuho'A' E'.'
r, a. rctost a ball abol.htng S1A'e'y I"
.,.,r /, supporting this propositions ae
4.eus, tl.s question 81 sla'e'F ~ t''
rs..lng IIrgiaia particularly, ""eh "a
,-rypfsd hiu sNd asked ~ en.'e ~
uU .ith htm. Messrf. H0l@t3 avs
"a r,de a duilIr appeal 10 is'e ''eo' ~
I'm. Nj Rhgt declared tha' lne > =. Z
legation aad ART ads ds's' a'''''a
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NOTICE.

s-~g n esa tu,ti.u a. An l1-
- s,ructor Of youth, who e','
. - The rare qualification of be'rs " rSa.l'
Cr, and is competent to Instruct IN 'bn 'ea1'
D ,a', - the Brush POETS, who Is well qaEF
a. 20 instruct IN Prumanshtp, Geog'albrs
History, EnaItsh Grammar, An'hmetet
Geomc,ry, Algebra, &c. &c, and "ho ea.l
le,es !, to be bchlud the spirit Of the re-
+, teach words without IDEAS
The advertiser has had ample eHper'e a'e
&c n Teacher, and can give satisfactory ie'
/ ference.
For tho satisfaction of those who deem
knowledge of the Latin essential IN IN IN
rl,sh Teacher. the pubic are lnt'rmed .aa'
Inc advertiser is acquainted "'th but doe'
40, wish to instruct in that language
Letters directed 10 4. q. through the les
/. On;re at Charlotte, will be attended to. \
h D,c % 1877. ~ s..---
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\ L -
ROAD BILL PASSED
", have tbs ycssuse - aHh""- 9 q
-, ,bc f,,l sas,sge by lIn H'"e'al N't'a's' ".
~ a'.s,e oftbc biira osrlcr banking P.l''.s'
80. Sr,r.NaG!crso. tfs CIac'ao1u a"o y "a'.
p.I I'd C,otp4a,. / pEs.'d = u'f" ''' 90.
,ss II,a.e af 4. ,resro'Aigts yt-tt fa4sf' y
,rt,. ..c,rc. t4a Caartr ID lAe bla"' '"p = y
,;dsNy lie mast important .s'2 "'oen 'as y,
Ten ia tp~afc the eanlpie5th ~ 'F' =
ii Western R.is1y. We heartily eon2t''I
- c,,.nds nf laicra4l la.Ptpyg mtni gsne' -
~ an, ,el,g ei,lzans Of Eist T 40, ssce, 'i'
a,r,Iy ,nlrrcsi, Ia the tinet hph ,o'" "a /,
,..la,I, on ma. result, aud ifu-t 'h1t y ~ \
,uotsd 90 bya sysieta oi public ""N, ~,
IN ,eJo.rnd.tn he credit and pcr"anehl ptosP'
tity Of our happy Common" saan'
", learn from passenger Is the schooner -,
,;,c rom s sugo.tne, that hus, f,FeN,o
~, r,,y from Gen Ja4sup, nj fw' VI H'h' s'''
49,, M,earopy, Cloud. Dcintblol1' Jnm"f' =
..a,aI ntbrf Chiefs aid gbout 80 90 ~ "a''l'
t,d cnme IN r, Fort Mellon. Al-o nepo'"
sam Jones, bringing nes'aEr ii"h ~ - -
-, =. ,,,nld come ln aud .uffeudor y '.''
80, ,.onid ,fo.nse 10 treat him ven ahn W.
49, Iot having used ia. ioditb' az e'Nat" :.
Hs,asndez had iua returagd "a ~. Anfn.i'
,,a, aa exc dltlon 10 -" Sl1th ne o'se''f ~
- Con. lesson va rroiucn'ly e1Pss1eu
81. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 'oaf'e"
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WI under the Hdftr.--"H aIloa' cfleo
, : nav about to be hung, 10 . person 10 ,i'
..,a,yd ,yho however dldnot seem inclined :,
.Lnauledsc the acquaintance -" ii"lloa
.,y--m,.ter dlu'l you recol'ect ~
,,ao.se / am 90 battered you don't KNOW
me. DAILY Focus.
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NOTICE.
T0kcH Up

60. KVhtN ~
" @vN EHY the subscriber, LIVING
sNA D . niles from Charlotte,
Is he Camden road, on tnal
mornlng last, an iron gray HORSE,
yaars old. shod before and about ! al
h,oh. The owner is requested to Gomez
ward, pay all charges and l'ke HIN {, y
""'N' ~ HENRY SHELL
! Dee. 81, 1887. iS
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Res.gqaGoa IF Mr.. uoodb"ry.--A '.'.
49,, I,og, Warrington, Published Ia" 'onf-
,sr and Enquirer, says: / hnos not " hfiG,f
~. wraer,us rc,s disclosed by Il. d.
y btaey, a. TO tie caus, Of the prese'p' DE-
,,,sed State " the currency, have insh'en'
"a tia, SECRETARY of the Treasury, or 'nA' '''
h,s herou,r At last conscious OF his utter ~
,h,,ty +, administer that department cor
,.r,ly. hat he has certainly announced :"
III. confidential ttleuds his Intention . r.
u,,o,. N the sprlng, 10 his home !" 'h'
Granite State, where he Intends y remain
,l,of fronn tic politics the day II IS "
5sea "a be regretted that 50 w'se ana pfu
doe, step should uot have been dr'e'a"n !,
81 :, be(o,e the awful catastrophe btonsh
- +, he n..uaaa cement aodIhat Of his Pg
,',a.l ,oo,neet4 should have been SO idlah
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