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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13
\ copy-IFste,
il. J. GAMBiLL, c. c. II.

PURSUANT to the foregoing decree,
the undersigned, appointed a Commits
sioner for that purpose, will proceed TO
sci! at public auction,
,FEsEG TRACE GE7 EANES,
in the decree mentioned, on the terms
therein required on thu premises, on
Saturday the sM dag Of Jaiy neat. This
tract is situated OR Pudding Rpm,
branch Of Messy creek, on the Harrison
burg and Warm Springs Turnpike, adj
joining the lands Of James 4. McCue,
Abraham BrannamaD and. others, and
contains by estimation go or 24O acres.
\ proper portion of it is said 10 be clears
ed, aud in good state cultivation.
The timber on the unclrared part thereof
very good. About 6 or acres Of first
rate Meadow, and the soil generally OF
good quality. The improvements
commodious DIV ELLING HOUSE,
good new BARN, and other usual out
houses. he attention Of those wishing
TO purchase is respectfully invited, as
the sale will take place on said day with
Outrescrve.
JOHN J. CRAIG.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13

DIED, IN this town, on Monday even
ing last, Miss EMILY SLANKER, daughter
OF Mr.. Jacob Slanker, recently of Win
chester, in the 18th year of her age.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13

THE Presidents OF TIE UNITED
STATEs.-A correspondent of the Lon
don Chronicle, writing from Philadel.
phia, classes the religious professions of
the Presidents of the United States as
follows :--George Washington, Episco.
palian; John Adams, Congregaticnalis :;
Thomas Jefferson, doubtful; James Mon
roe, Episcopalian; John Quincy Adams,
Unitarian. but said to have seeded aud
become EpiscoPalian Andrew jackson,
Presby terrain; Martin Van Buren,, Dutch
Reformed.-Either the correspondent of
the Chronicle is in error, or MI Van.
derpooi, the bosom friend OF Nir. Van
Buren,. Mr.. Vanderpool says that his
friend was born Baptist, educated a
Presby terrain, was christened an Episco-
palian, joined the Dutch Reformed
Church, and is partial to the Roman Ca
tholics. hr Van Buren's "coa. of ma
ny colours" throws Mr.. Jeffers Or s
doubtful" sentiments far into the shade.
IN. York Express.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13

MARRIED, on the 9th of July, by
the Rev. Stephen Smith, Mr.. Toiemey
Bright,ceH, of Rockingham, to Mrs. Nd
linda Jones. of Augusta county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13

Trouble is brewing in Maine, relative 10
the disputed Northwestern Boundary line
between the u. States and Great Britain
One of the Maine sheriffs has been arrested
and put in jill by the British authorities, for
encroaching on their alleged territory Ii
is nearly time that this question was settled
IL the controversy had been with Mexico,
Spain, or any other imhecile power, whom
Gen. Jackson could have bullied into mea-
sures, the boundary line ould have been run
long ago.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13
A LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office a
Waynesbro', on the 30th June, 1887.
Archibald Alexander Henry Kirby
Thomas BOWER Gaspar koiner
Lanshott Butler Mildred Key
J. s.. S. b. Brown Samuel Leonard
i: BUNS Robert Mitchell
William Burton William Ma,hoon
John Browning J. n. Montgomery
VIM. a. Brown Willis Maunin
Abraham Borden PHI A. OyerfisId
Thomas Clarke John Raiston
David Dowde Frederic Shower
J. d. Eertig Jinens Scay
Ssm'l Ferguson VIM. ScuH
Granville f. Goyne Mary T.. Warrick
n. Groves Dr. J.. WaddeII
John Hdrshaw Lewis WavIand
John 3. Hollis Obadiah 7. Wade
Mary Ann X User
ABRAHAM LYNN, p. NJ.
July IL, 1887,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13

The boundary difficulty on our Eastern
border Is assuming menacing aspect. An
agent OF the State OF Maine was lately sent
into the disputed territory for the purpose Of
taking "A census of the Inhabitants, when he
was forthwith arrested 10y The British au-
lhorilies and committed to prison. In con-
sequence OF this high handed act, Ii q Govern
or of Maine has issued the following military
order
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13
SALE OF
Y DUNG EEORS SEES.

EEM I wish to sell ID or IG
YIN Horses among them seve-
~ raj fine brood mares, and
eszskzf5 FLIES of most approved blood,
colour and figure. I would prefer SELL
ing them all together; but if not pre-
viously sold, | propose selling them on
the first day Of July Court 9th Mon
day,) at my Carriage house lot in town,
near Mr.. d. Gilkesons.
D. w. PATTES0N.
July I3, 1887,
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P0NETEE.N,T E:

fza,rsg-Ezzss The Commissioner being IN
~ able to attend OF the day above
sPecifed, ,he sale IS postponed till Tues
day the 6th Of August next.
July Is, 1851
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-13
TAKES +! TAXES !!

a "a = 10 . = = - .
THE Taxes Of 1887 are now due, and
my Deputies Will commence their col
lection Immediately. All persons are
requested to be ready to discharge them
when called ON.
JACOB IE8S,
Sheriff Of augusta County.
July 10, l837,-3s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-17

iag the hBrfhens md hrss uf lhe A. a.
Il r. sh.t - hive yel % endure -,
far me sakr d bin. : no Suffered y -.
II far -. lri u sa4h. In, we -.
grow weary IN looking upwards q, ~.
help which he does ma FIJI 10 di,....s
And. Oh. what encouragement la, !.
10 be instant in prayer. ii he assur,s.'
that N onr erneilied and elorisrd Iora..
have . High-Priest who ls ever re,S, !.
present our petitions Al he IhrO,s J,
grace. Iss u seek. b~lossd friend, -.
more and more % be clothed Ain ~.
meek and ismb-lske spirit which -,
hste hid sueh large plsce with ne ~.
believers, when ~ their Su5.rnRs "a
enafiris he, were bold 10 say, sB,;,.
reE;led. We bless: hiring perseculsd =.
suffer n; beng drlalned, we iu,rs,, =
Thus. through the blessing Of God ,D,,
ing upon the patience. lallh. and deyo,f
ness Of hls servants. We NAV hope Iha,. n
her soFraas and fluctuations vii be s,r,.
tilted tn the church, and that. eslsb.i,
ID npoa the everlasting Rock. Se 81
"gros in grace. aud IN lbe kRawIedye =
our Lnrd and SasIonr Jesus chris,. T.
him be glory both now and lar sre,
Amen" -...
Signed. in and on behalf Of he usr,
ing. by
SAMUEL TUKE,
Clerk TO ths Meeting fiis YEA,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-17

Defeat Of the Svb-7fedsury Scheme.
Among the important results Of the late
election in New York. this is one, viz.
TO pu, an everlasting quie!u, TO the SUBJ
Treasury humbug. /. may possibly be
brought tOrWard al the mex, session, 10
fulfil pledges and save appearances, bu.
il so, Il will be like a criminal led 10 the
place oil execution, bearing It's deaih-war
rent on its front. Journal of Com.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-22

Modern Dictionary. Lady.-A ie.
male with her head stuck in silk bonnet,
her waist puckered into the circumference
of a Junk bottle, and hole in the heel Of
her stocking.
Gentleman fellow with a long nine
in one hand and sword cane IN the other /;
with two cents in his pocket and no sense
ia his head.
AUCTION Room-A place where the fair
sex congregaie in no, days, and make the
old man pay three times as much as an
article is worth, that they may have the
fun Of bidding il off, Dedhdm Pdtriot.
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THE CAPTIVE HEART.
RY rmE HoN. Nts. 1870.

BY TIE HON, MS, NORTON.
As the freed bird IRON ITS prison springs,
Witt eager heart and glanolpg eve,
And spreading out ITS quiyrfing Wings,
Flies upward 10 the happy sky;
S. my poor heart, SO long thine own,
Al length from Loves enchantment free,
Goes forth into the world alone,
Exuliing in its liberty.
But as that bird, a pris'ncr long,
With WARY wing. unused 10 soar,
EorEets to trllI ms joyous song,
And teebly sinks 10 earth once more,
So from It's bonds released in vain,
Ny heart It's 'ain,ing strength essays,
Then feels the recollccicd chain,
And slnks-as IN my prison'd days!
Alas too ike that wild birds Aight,
The heart which Love at length sets free
He sceks the greebwod's known delight,
And my youths lost liberty
Sbun'd by his mate, be flies alone
| welcomed back my friend. Of yorc,
Find sacb vain pleasure tedious gtoen--
My heart has lost the power to soar.
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NOTICE.

Ny tract Of land, lying within one m;c
Of the town, containing 23O acres, about
SIXTY or seventy Of when is ~ cultivation,
Of good qnality, with quantity Of 6rs rate
bottom and upland 10 clear, well wa;ared
aud umbered, situated aud |, og on the two
Sugar Creeks, II the houd Of the mill dam.
most commonly known by the name Of BIS.
sells dam. deem II unnecessary 10 give
a further description Of the property, az
persons wishing 10 purchase can cali on
ne and view The property. will sell low
for cash, or ! will give a hong credit Of an
nual insnlments TO SUI; the purchaser, # the
payments are made perfectly secure.
SAM McCOMB
Charlotte, July 20, 1887 56f
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Inferred al Two o'clock, his Reverence at.
Tended. and having to al appearance buried
poor John, collected 81. OF oiierlngs-the
disconsolate widow, having little proper
IL belonging TO her greatly regretted hus-
hand, actually administered, aud from the
pltIfui story she made, the gentlemen con.
cerbed in executing the administration, not
only gave their services graus, but also
raised some money for her, as poor John
was general hvone. A gentleman be-
longing To Armagh happened 10 I've in Liver
pool about three weeks ago, aud TO has great
surprise and terror, observed poor John a
short distance before him having summon.
ed % courage he went up to him; John az
first denied that he was the person, but Ind
Ipn The gentleman would not be further I'm.
posed on, he confessed all, and promised 10
nav as soon as able. " hen the gentleman
came home, he went 10 the widow, and
,.sked had he returned from Liverpool; on
which she got very angry, asserting that
her poor husband had died OF two DAYS Ill.
ness. The gentleman perseverlng IN his
assertion, the widow said if he was seen It
must have been has ghost. However, 10 set.
lie the dispute the grave was opened when
It was discovered that the coffin vas only
filed with clay. His creditors We under
stand purpose giving han a clear receipt
,or his ceyeruess, and he threatens To
prosecute the priest unless he gives up the
rtfaross, ms soul and body no, being ben.
Gifted by hm.
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.EfteRfiOa!

F6gHE Steel Creek Troop OF Cavalry are
M hereby required to appear at their
usual muster ground on Saturday, the 23d
inst, at the hour Of II o'clock, A. ". armed
and equipt. Also. on the 9Th inst, you
are required TO parade inihe town q, Char
lotte, al the hour Of 10 O'Clock, armed and
equipt as the law requires, for review.
b. order of w. NJ. Gner Col. Comdt.
EENAS A. GREER Captain.
Ssuf 6. 1887. te4
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ATTENTION CAVALRY!

Nbo''S'~f aug 80 49,
CAPTAINS commanding Troops of Cav.
~ airy, will appear in the Town Of Char.
lotte, on the Goth day of September next,
with all officers under their command) at
the hour Of 10 o'clock, armed and equip,
as the law requires, for drll. Also, on the
27th, with their respective officers and
dragons equpt as the law requires, for
review and exercise. Staff Officers will ap.
pear on both days. The line of the Regi.
ment will be formed a, the hour of 10 o.
clock precisely.
Bv order Of
wrLIlAA ~ CRIES, Gel ComG,
SILAS ALEXANDER, AGA
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENBr RG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas ami Qgarter Sessions, ~.
~ Term, 1887.
Jas. VI. Hutchinson,
rs Original Attachment.
Wm 5. W. Hayes.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
n Gun, that the defendant IS not an 70.
habuan' Il this State, Ordered, therefore
that publcatloo he nade SIX weeks 10 The
Charlotte Journal, that unless sad deien.
dant appear a thFnexi Court II Pleas and
QIaruar Sessions. TO T. held for SAID county,
attic Connh5use - Charlntte, 90 the 4fh
Monday n OJtoper next. anAthen aud there
plead, answer. or fepIes,, Judgment 1J de-
iaui' VII! be entered against him.
Hitn%ss, Praly Ostes, Clerk " CIR said
Court, a ofScs. the 4lh Monday 10 Jlly,
A. ID. 1897. 81
r. OATES, c.c.c.
Sent. I. 1897. Pnce adv II
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WIN. Renok. May llfb' 1887.
Levied On a Steam Engine, Gearing, Boil
er. &C.. 90 defendants interest 10 the ST..
Catharina mill tract Of land, containing a.
bout $50 acres. Also, on his interest 10 the
Charlotte Gold Mine tract, containing about
100 acres. Also, on the OFerral Gold
Mime tract, containing about 200 acres.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the
NJ Court, that the defendant IS not an 10.
habltan, Of this State, Ordered, therefore.
that publication be made SIX weeks IA the
Charlotte Journal, that unltss SAID deten.
dlnt appear at the next Court Of Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions, to be held for said coun.
ty, al the Courthouse IN Charlotte, On the
4,h Monday 10 October next, and then aud
there plead, answer, or replevy, judgment
by default viii BE- entered against hm.
Witness, Braiy Oates Clerk If our SAID
Court, at office, the 4lh Monday IN july
A. d. 1887.
BOATES, c. e,
Ssp,. !, 1887. Pnee .ds -.
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.uISCELL.E.vEOUS.
.Nhat docs it Signify 2,
(TAs lasI tcords q CorPef)

The lasl tcoTas q IolrPeT.l
BY Z. c, BISHOP.
What does il signify signing and sorrow
Marshal us on to tue tomb;
Hopes of to-day are bllghted tomorrow,
Happiness dlss in the womb.
Love but grieyes US, friendship deccives US,
For half Of them both are hollow;
Death heresves us, and loneliness leaves Us,
To weep behind or 10 follow.
Whist does il signify tor; .snd trouble
Are all that await us here;
Power is uocksry, fsme a bubble,
And pleasure precedesihe tear.
Such i tbs lot OF humanity
Lite like a vapour is vain.
All ITS employments are vanity,
All Its enloym en,s pain.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-22

IA Off, for Sale.--A person, in the
columns OF tue Chicago Democrat, offers a
rare chance ~ the disposal # his habit.
aeu's Al private sale. H. SAYS:
nave pair of six gloves, a gold
watch and chan, Diamond breast pIp,
several -up.fb finger rugs, slx rutiI shiHs,
i" box Of cigar-. ard anlte a number OF
books nm materially damaged, Which |
ash TO dispose II. 10 pay, viii take a
plough an0 hoe; tire rest want 10 cash
70 divide among tbs people that | o~o TOT
board, liquor horses, cigars, and borrowed
money. have resolved 10 90 TO work,
and think some others IN the city should
toI'ow my example. ANY person @lshing
TO buy out the above rtghl and title TO a
gentleman, had better address through the
post office,
q 4 POOR DEVIL"
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Wanted immediately.

1.-TWO boys between / i aud II years Of
I'M age 10 learn the Tailoring Business.
None need apply except those that sau come
well recommended for steady and ndustrl
GUS habits.
W. ]. KEAHEY.
Charlotte, Avg. Is lS3-. s64
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YOUNG MY.

ALWAYS HAyE ~ OBJECT ~ y1rW
TIE highest object that YOU cAy nave, =
70 elouty cd and epIoy BIN forever.
Ihe nest highest Is, 10 honor Thy father
and thy mother.
The next IS to love tfy ucighbor as thy.
self.
The next, 10 servo thy country honestly
and faithfully, 10 whatever station thou Art
called 20 fill.
Add the next, to choose ,he a y lie IN Inv
youth, bat be- careful n your choice. ID,
not marry fool, unless YOU wish to bcg,i
yourself trouble.
Remember, young me-, always 10 have
an obJeci IN view and Jet your aim IN life
he elevated. This is the safe guard Of char
aclcr, aud the nam spring Of excellence.
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& Trays OINTMENT, tor SAFE At
- WILLIAMS 4 Boz D.
harch 7. lsJT. S6f
Taken gp

~ fFhfH
MA A Nd committed 10 TIE ''@
$50 IN of Nrckcuburg Cor1'
iIT on the OH inst, Negro 4!
named GEORGE, about u .
S- .--.--.--S--s-s 20 wears Of age, and stou' :
fret l0lnchrs high. SAID negro sas' 1
belonged to DAVID Wethers, Of Brun'sF'
CO. Virginia, who sold him 10 Geofee g..
ney, ubo uas taking him to the State Of ~. Nv
sissippl, and that he left at Salisbury. I~
owner IS requested to come forward p'u"
property. pay charges and take him sSS'
JOS. McCONNAUGHEf, Ja''
DIE ~. 1896 2i.h
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ms-sz<zku sidlng near tho upper end OF
a,euouIg county, \. c. Ii miles North
OF Charlotte and 4. miles west Of MlllgroSe,
likely sorrel Mare, Saddle aud brldle,
from o To ~ years old, abou, > hands high,
well made and round bodied aud rather slim
necked. The marks as near as can be re-
collected is hhzrd face, two while legs,
one iure leg aud one hind leg, believe both
on the same side, the other hind foot white
to near the paslesn jolnt, one white spot on
her belly, Que gre, saddle ma,E and one
grey mark on her rump, 10 good work or.
der. II not abused SINCE she lett, ralher sun
burnt, the saddle was a small new one aud
birdie bough, last April. The above ~
ward Nill be gwen 60 any person that sil
deliver said beast TO me OF siYc me such IN
Formations as III enable the 10 &c, her--and
. dollars will be gwen fsr the detection Of
the thief SO that can convict hun
WM BLACK.
S,na 10, 1857 rs
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= n WILL sell ms Plantation
nl-~fnrS on the waters Of Steel
~rss..s..L.l.E Creek, miles vest Of W bite
Hall Post Office. will also
sell m, Crop, stock Of Cattle and Hogs
nov On The premises. rs expect no per
~ou ~ili bus before viewing the premises, |
ara OIL, say, the land Is nearI, oil fresh,
apd ore o: the most p'Ca,4D. situations ~
Steel Creek.
Also -
4 PAR Of ilorses-due bays, one q them
a first rate rldiag nurse.
J -. GRlEG
Sspt 1. la37 tI0
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The Oh Bdchrlcrs-" Where IS there
more ptlable object IN the world than
man " ho has no auiuble WOMAN interested
% his welfare How dismal does hls desc
late room appear, ben hr comes home al
night, wet and hung y, aud finds cold
hea.th ar barren tablv-anc q lonely pillow,
that looks like the white urn Of earthly
ENJOY ment See the SICK Old bachelor 10
the dark afternoon OF lie, when b,s heart Is
sinking to is sundoWn Not a SOLITARY
star OF memory CLEANS over The dusk
II his npcmn -rANe--no Weeping alie 10
BEND Ike bc~>iua over his diving bed
90 fond daughter to DRAW hts chilly baud
m,a the ST. pressure u hers, and warm ms
iclng h.pod stlh the tevnIug fires OF un1Il
n. d,cuou-uo naulS bos 70 Ink his
breaking name ~itu tie gclden cham "a
honorable spie,y, and bad his history u
.bc y,,l volume II the world be IS leavu-
uursyar II, has sat, and drank, and died
and the earth Is gad she has gol raj Il nlm /;
or he has done hltie else bnt cramp has
sui uilo the circumference u a sNPence,
1d np human belus bat bis washer NomaD
uili BREATH a s,gh al his uncral.- hoDeH-
aid Ciark.
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NOTICE.

BLhoO-No HaVIbg public ann. 1,
. ing to the Lafayette Trooo = @ !
~, are requested 10 deliver them "a 'f'
scriber, on the 9th inst, or Tho. y !
pect to pay for thens as bold IN 'al
hem. Al
Sept. /. 1887. ebf ~
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NOTICE.
COTTO.r! COTT0,,,,
50 |, lsS7.

tOIIO.f! COTTO.p,|
pERsoNS having yet on band !
crop OF Cotton aud wishing ,oS
Of II, can meet vilh an opporlun,,, !
ing on the subscribers; aud The, ~, !?
see that there IS no hopes of the arf,.
ING whatever, but must still 90 lowe,
vail continue TO buy from tins time a., !
first of January next. No trade ~
effected unless al least one. haif i !,
goods, the balance will be paid n ~
We now have and will continue "a NJ.
good assortment Of all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Crocerits. 4,
aud Ne will sell al cash prices IN ~. y
Tor Cotton.
MORRISON q Rtpp,
july 10. 1887. ' 81.
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YOUNG LADIEA


Whenever you see young men spending
their leisure hours IA some sort Of gaming,
or other IDLE amusement. II is sure SIGN
they never will become great men. shun
them, 2irl-they wall never make good hus
bands.
A beau, dressed out as some are, is like
cinnamon iree-ihe bark IS worth more
than the body. Such beaUy, tops, and the
y hole pleasure. loving fraternity, are short
hyed animals. They look pretty IN the
gay sunshine Of summer; but, poor crea
tnres, they cannot endure the approach of
autumn and the old age Of winter. They
have their little hour Of enjoyment, aud that
is the end Of them.
When any person, though IN the gnrb Of
a gentleman, addresses ynu N the language
Of iulsome ARTERY, YOU should recollcct,
Dung ladies', that there are men Of prey
as well az beasts sf prey
Love, like the plague, is Often communi.
Gated by clothing aud money.
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HsOTEsER GRE.ETtERE

Ra.aeA. Ssp8fFitu 4, is
an nov ~ years o. aEc--aten II ~ E
war. ! received wound 90 HY lc0 Is,
tecame liberated, and continued ~ unhI b e.
IF March LIST II would ocessigusl.y h-& q
aad lAen break nul again hug most q TIE l1@
4 vas 10 vcYy painful! eu0dtilor, ihe sore hs1s
cdentcd e q lafgg era, and become sgJ 18
! tried many remedies IA make = core. p'i.
saecrts, uuul srai'ed Gfat's isrslSag' o.
inert tea pois Of w,Brh have vatciEaHy ra-t
rs ieg, ard scdoccd Il 10 ~ natural sac IT,
cure would have tceu madr much suoref, hsf !
NIfcuy attended q he directions Ton the e
hs Ointment; bot t1is failed Is Be-, Wills rs
Hec1 exercise, srd very imprudsnt.y usa ts@
haodaRe ~ Lex has brtn vel ~ mot it,
fiy months. during which umo, ! have vatS
mneh, vet tt rcwsius firm aud Tree from 81. ~
nsss % inflammation. Antt having bssn oilT'f
~ period - foriy ems y,af, | nos cre, ~
heaeht oi sound l,g sgain
Lea IS HOLLOWAY
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' aiuabie Town Property
For .$afe.

YENllE subsc lbsis be-. ,xs>a.
etMsA lng des5@s Of
iiiia&s removing from Chm, e|YT
.shskA lnttc, offers for sale h -
pos~essen- ~ said town, cunsislHa- j ar
Dwelling House 10 which se now resides,
being one Of the most desirable residence.
10 Charlotte, having all necessary cut haus
. besldes " ELL ol.good water in the
yard Also, two lots, les yads distance
from the above, On ono - a~neW frame
dwelling house ,-en the other - wood
and smith shop, 90 ihc ma street, and
otl'rs a good Situation for carving on
the Carriage Making Business Ia ail 81
the above property will give good Bargains
a0d make the terms easy, as am deter
mined to leave the place.
MILES NIL.
AugHst G, 1897 59u
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To perfume Linen Rose leaves dried
IN The shade, cloavrs beat to D powder, and
mace scraped f; NIX them together, aud put
the composition into little bags,
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STATE OF NOR IN CAROLINA,

MECKLESBURG COUNTY.
Court q Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ja.
iy Term, 1881,
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Farmers ~ Planters .fiiRalias
FOR
1888,
FOR SALE HERE
NOTICE.
20 Dollars REGARD.
FOR SALE HERE.

80 SrOLEN from the subscri.
VI sAN - ber's Lot on Monday night.
-AAN tie 2ls of August, 1887, re-
1855 .lding near tho upper end OF
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STATE OF NORTH C4ROLIN4,

MECkLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas an Q.arter SESSIONS, IN.
IL Term, 1887.