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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

ken'aehg.-The Legislators of kenuoky met al
Fran.o tort on tlle 4thiust. In The Senate tho chair
was taken by Lieut.. Gov. W'c!ii.c, tr olFco Presi-
dent. ani IN tie House Of Representatives, Il. p.
Leichrr Esq. elected Speaker oa The 9th bal
Iot-the vote OIL the 9 previous hallotipgs ha,in.
hecn about equally divided between James I. More
head, John L. Helm, and himself. Atcrthc OH bal
lot, Mr. Helm Withdrew his name and the vote
stood thus For Ieich.r5o, for Morchrai 4a. All
The candidates are Wigs.
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CHEAP GOODS.

rNHE subyctibels have on hand large stock Of
L Paint, Dnilc Rose \ Whitney Baukels. black
and cnlrd Euelsh Meiuos, sung extra qualify,
blue, black aud Imey colrd Cloths, very lJtEc
sotinent 81 our own iv,poitltto, nome ot whch
OF the finest qualn, imported, aud beng DEF, ,m.ued
10 redp.c the stock, purchaser, may expect great
Bargains. JAMES &. HUNT y -.
Dec. | } ~ Is
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20 Dollars EscV ard.

ANYWAY FROM the subscriber. living In
4 Bedford county the 22d u. NEGRO
MAN NAMED ACHILLES.
SAID NEGRO IL about IS years Of age, very
black. low stout fellow, S feet 3 ord inches high
had ~ when lar LETT ne \ suit Of white Jeans aud
white La. lie raised Samuel Spencer's
estate IN Nelson county where have no doub, lac
Is lurking. | viii give the above reward il de
hvercd 10 me, secured IN jail SO thai | get him
gam on forty dollars II taken out Of the State.
ELISHA PETERS.
Dee. lS II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

Il Prsseat-We thank ouf freud, MAJ. Robert
6arInen of Montgomery, aud his lady, ioi the hnr
box ei Elttl.n Vegetables which Ne received on
Thursday Last The Celery MIS- particular, aee-p.
table, II bcing quite RAM, IN this section, the season
here having heru unusual, unrtoptluns to its growth
The beetS arc really euros'tcs--Jeafipg any dung
IA the same line TINT we remember 10 have scn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

- Mi. I"yman Wsa has bevh aprenltJ Poet
m's.er m Charlottesville. IN place OF Mr. Jehu Vim.
decd. The Jeirrsoulan Vanl says the appointment
Is good one and has gwen geutf,l salslae tion 70
tie rltlzeus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

& p Com. Jones has resigned The connand of the
ks loflnS EApedlnon--slek, il Is sad, aud doubtless
disguised viii the obstacles which have been permit
ted to delay lis departure.
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CONGR

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Reese, ot tl.r 3rtHaodst Episcopal Clnlgeh, was
letcd & 14pi,on
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'''s u !" f''''', "''" ia '''' ~
I'f."ere acled upon IN their preliminary stages
On Iatsiay. Dec. Il, the Senate ~as engaged IN
Lu.ines, Of 4 private character a,;oor,ber
=, III r u ,l,,l,, -. -, r -, 49,. . -.
III '"e Ia u A. '"s o''S s"'J'e' VI 'l'P''''nc'Na'
Tie following
Mr.. Adwa, presented CERTAIN mplpotiss IL.
u.oustta,ing against tie amt x1ton Of Texas Ia Ike
Union aud moYed that thcse, toe.ih"r with al. others
the same subject Which had been presented by
himself ai,d his coelsues Al the rXia stssiun, BIZ
irfcilca street. cotnnttes. lie sid thai tie had
uaaa tbs IN ,fI1n In consequence 81 an un ltlNtaHd
rnl nth al his coli,aguts huu. tue State OF Ma>.a.
Huc~eus, nh,yer, unapln Gus heir assent to and
APPRECIATION o. The notion
Mr.. Howard. 81 Maryland. move, - ancud tie mo-
ton hy substituting fora select committee tie Com
uliaee rot,iau Atlats.
M. Adams La, .ulas again MS nappafenty with tle
purpose ofsupfoil'Dg hi> mot,ou.
the CHAIR sad dat If .rbate VAS hcy arse,
the motion must lie day.
Mr.. h,arns said ie ii he disposal Ct
,he House: bat H.. acnarm II aoin MIR ltaI per
sisted IN his mo.ioi Il, a.aealueu,. l., siould deem
1t III, dull state the reasons Why ou.h 10
be adopted.
NJ Howard said that II there was any pcrsi.fiug il
be lr pan OF the iiiemau hin.iti; u he
4 d persist in the lnu:loe. MIR should IN
s>l on he cHdineGt.
Mr.. adams said the gentleman mn.t Or conscious
tat he sub ect winch the memorials referred
Que which Ild not concern our foreign eatlons
~. hut was OF III. deepest interest TO all the inIeiioi
at the country.
The Chair decided that the motion must lie over.
MI Wise inquired whether II would bs IN order to
move that the whole subject lie on the table
The CHAR sad II would be "aen'he SUBJECT came
"P Az :" ,,.,,,, ae.;.,,,,.
tenor. and made the same no,ion as before.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

MISSISSIPPI ELECTlON-We have returns
from 81 of 56 counties, III Mississippi Tor Govern
or The following are the aggregates:
McNuu tV b. 1867
Morgan tW.) $3.50
Grinblll tW.) 4,593-H,3G3
McNutt is elected ,houeha m,joriy Of the vote,
east were in favor Of the Wings.
For Congress- we have returu- from only ~ coun-
Tres which exhibit the following Aggregates:
IFhig. IAN Bmen.
Prrntiss, 1881 Claiborne, 4,6I5
Wofd HIP Gbolson, 1896
|, VII! beseon that The Wing se,e for Congress IN
Al counties is almost as strong The Van Buren,
vote for Governor Ia 81. and is already a,ger than
Gholson aud Claiborne received IN July, though IL
counties eain to bt heard from. Those lover, OF the
=. democracy ofmtubrrs' must have undue infn
sion OF brass in their composition, if they dafe
vail themselves of carrupt and unconstitutional act
OF Congress- retain their and thus set nj def
arce the viii of the people. such course will
sieu tlcir political death warrant.
Fer State Treasurer Mr.. Phliis (N.) is elected.
bv majority Of 1000 OF 1900 over George X. Fall,
tVan) +. W. Benson has bee rc rctrd SecIeta
~ Of State, and Mr.. Saunders. State Auditor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

4 T Cnen,r Superior Count Of Ia" aud Chan.
~ Gerry, continued and held for the county Of
Campbell al the Courthouse thereof, GA Tutsdiy,
the 26h day OF September, 1877
Roberl Robinson and Andrew G. Eiintt. nei, chants
and partners. trading under the style aud finn OF
Robinson & Elliott, Pnlnun.,
against
Achills II. Gallieu nd Charles II, Moornan.
nI,nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

0-F~ The Court House OF Spousyiyauia county,
1--WE learn from the Fredericksburg Afcpa.l vas de-
e.t,,, 7 y, r. tie III ias,-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

HOUSE: FOR RENT.

dsyf1. THE upper part Of the BRICK TENE-
f.smi NENT on The Main street. lately occupied
-1A.H by Fourquleau Il Palmer. apothrcarics is
Tor rent, reasonable terms. Apply 10
X. B. TOWNLY.
Dee. Is li3t
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ssSsNS, in whole. hasf and quarter
q bpNcs, sutae in layers for Family

use,
Th"rnomotefs, DamiIies' luf,llhe Itch Ointment,
Friction, Lnc Ter AND Mage Matches, IN Quanli-
ties - set purchaser
Winrs. Al, k,od>, Brnnd,cs, GIN, Scsars Snulls,
GhcNing and Smoking Tobaebo,
Back I'll Narnsh, PAnranpofs Waterproof i,aih-
IT pir>efvaIivt, OF Oh Backing,
lialln Rubber Shoes and Aptons. assorted.
PkESEBN Is ANp PICKLES assorted. Citrou,
Gasior Oh, best coin pressed, b, the bm,el less
qnahutN,
Naiune and i'laNl ng CatdB, an assortment oil each
Anrrleau, Freu, h aud English hmicals,
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w AS'h'E,al

4 YOU M man, to aCl as Bar Keeper in a large
/ a. Hotel. the western part OF this State. Refer
to Mr.. r. Evans. None need apply but those Of
industrious I'd steady habits, and give good re-
commentators.
Dec. Ia Gift
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Srns OFFICE,

oFFCB,
Campbell Courthouse. Decenlber5 q, 1879. ,
The parties interested in tie foregoing order oi
Court will take motto C. that have appuiitcd Thurs.
day til. FIST day ri February, 1893 10 commence The
accounts directed by SAID order. which day Al the
hour Of ten O'Clock A, M. they are Ieqnnrd to al
tend al my Office, fat Campbell CONTINUOUSLY With
their accounts vouchers, aud copies oil papers,
prepared for examination and settlement.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com'r.
Dec l3 wiw
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* CnAHcrGY.

! hi, cause came 10 be he nd upon tho ban and
exhibits. aud answer at the ~ irudani Nloornan and
the order oi publication awafdrd his case at rules
against HE 0fhrl Brt' udaii, which appcors To hive
been duly published, and was II ucd BY ceunseli On
consideration whereof the touil doth takr Ihr Hi
ut the Phinutl y, confessed aga,usi the absent De-
i.ndapt Glun, aud doth order that the Def, nda /
Moornan, da der an oi,nt briofc the Cumnii-
slonrr ui tins Cuuii u tAc ttust III ne foceedn 8
mcntioued aud the Co.nmis oucI - dnCcttd tai a.
aud state The counts between the paitl.s, with any
matter deemed prr'lncn, b, hImaeIl required By
the parties to be- stated. Itste.
Holm ALE ut r (lcl %
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assA SHINsi GFS 4, n. i, llaif inl in past,
er3fat tai 4a4ft enf s. istaets. ~ aea
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FElIE subscriber has to hire. Tor another year
4 THREE GsErfsTERs, two oil whom are first rate
work,ucn. WN. NJ. WALLER.
A uhersf Co.. Nov. ~ IS
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Ssiss .slM Bryce

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted TO u, hereby notified
"A to make payment without delay; as it is not in
our power TO give longer indulgence.
DINKLE & RUMBOUGH
Octnbar lo
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STANDING COMMITTEES
Oftss Hous>of Rcprsscr!lt..: IS attic ue'ef Sta't''
T. t,t.t,,, p. ~ 80 cri.I - - hr.-0 . nriS
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WANTED.

NAE WILL give liberal hire fer able bndied Eel
w lows woik Oh the james River X kauaw.
Ia Canal the ensuing wear. We as} want several
boys TO drive car,s--lhe work is perfectly dry.
DOLAN & TOWLES.
December il tsif
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-07
Bridge 10 huild.

an the second Saturday IN July next,
" will be let TO the lowest bidder, the
building of BRIDGE across East Sugar
Creek, on the Providence road, at Spring S
Meadow. The Commissioners will attend
on that day at ~ o'clock, on the bank Of the
Creek, for the purpose Of closing the con
tract, with the plan and specifications. The
undertaken will be required 10 give securi.
~ for the faithful performance ofhis contract.
JOHN WALKER, J co;,
CHAS Il. ALEXANDER, ..
WIN. s. N0RMENT,
Jun, Is 1887. 5l.3t
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Paw YOUR Taxes!!

TIME Taxes for the year 1886 is now
IL due and ready for collection, and per-
sons interested are informed that they must
be paid in Specie or North Carolina Bills,
as this is the only kind Of money that will
be taken from me in payment Of the State
Tax. j. MC0NNAUGHEY, Sheriff.
April %, 1887. 43I
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BRANCH MINI OF THE u. STATES, I
Charlotte, n. c. % June, 1887.
To Contractors for Building.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the
IL office of the Superintendent of the
Mint, until Wednesday the 10Th day Of Ju.
" next, the week of Mecklenburg County
Court, for enclosing the ground OF the Mint,
and the erection of Out Houses-that IS,
Kitchen, Smoke house, Carriage. house, &c.
IL is unnecessary 10 state minute details
10 this advertisement, as persons disposed
10 make proposals, can examine the draw
ings, plans aud specifications at the office OF
the Superintendent OF the Mint, Col. John
Wheeler, or by applying to the undersigned.
The whole work 10 be done IN the most
substantial manner, anu of the best mate.
rails, and in accordance with the designs
and delineations referred 10, and TO be com.
peIed by the Is, day OF December next.
Bond and security required for the faith
ful performance Of the contract.
BIDS and contracts may be made for the
brick work separate from the wood wsrk.
Payments TO be made IN behalf Of the
United States, on account Of this contract,
~ proportion of three fourths Of work done,
The balance is to be paid when the Wort
shall have been completed.
Proposals to be sealed and directed 10 the
undersigned.
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NOTICE.

NNHE Subscriber wishing TO leave the
II State, offers for sale upon very rea
-sonable terms) the plantation on which he
now lives, lying miles ives, Of Charlotte,
containing $50 Acres. The tract Of land
will be divided to suit purchasers # desired.
The land Is equal to auy in the neighbor,
hood and under good cultivation. The stu.
alton is very healthy, land well timbered,
excellent water, aud Orchard. The Dwei.
ling and out houses are very comfortable.
Beng DESTROYS to remove, | will give first
rate bargain to any person or persons who
may ieai disposed to purchase.
wM. NJ BoSTWICK
June II, 1887 t53
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.UFSCELLI.VEOIS.
EAME.

FAME
To die, and leave behind
Nought Of surviving fame.
OF the divine, creating mind,
No trace, ne single name;
To know no deed, no word,
Our memory TO restore,
But that when gone, there shall be heard
OF US no mention more.
Nav, meek not that thou hearst me sigh;
Ny friend this Is indeed 10 die.
But 10 live on and on,
Among the grsat, the good,
Eiersal station to have won
Mid that high brotherhood
Deep in the hearts Of men
EnshIin'd TO be-:
To shine beacon to The ken
Of far pos,erity -
Who wsuld not days for ages give
Whs would not die, such life TO live
What idle words are theirs,
Who Did Us bound eur powers
To passing pleasures, present cares,
Brief as the iesting hours
So deemed not they, wesn,
The great Of other days;
Whose brows sull wear the living green,
Whose lamps slill brightly blaze;
So dsemsd not thee. whe struck the Tyre
With Millions truth, with Home7's FIRE.
No. from fouu, divine
These restless longings come
This hope in honored light to shine
Above the cold, dark tomb.
Oh when from life part,
Let me net wholly die;
Still with sweet song to charm the heart,
Or raise with musings high;
Still live in the remembered line
Oh might this glorious need be mine.
CUTTING CLOSE
Said fcp TO boy. at shayers, one day,
To make display OF his vii,
Ny lad, did you ever shave monkey, pray
For you seem for noughl else to be st.
never did vet, said the boy, | confess,
Shave monkey. indeed! no not |,
/, is cut of my line, bet sir, nevertheless,
you will please 10 sat down will try.
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II Is with much pleasure that we make
the gloomy subject Of politics and finance
give place, for day, 10 the brighter pc
.ure Of the following exquisite little sketch,
by the most gifted and popular author Of
our country. There is an appropriateness
10 its happy hearted cheerfulness al the pre-.
sent time, which viii make its beauty felt
BY all, and which, to those who know the
amable author, will have characteristic
charm, which they would hardly consent to
share with the admiring thousands, who
will perhaps only thIak, when reading II OF
the author Of Hope Leslie and the Ian.
woods.-MetropolitGn.
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Perpetual Motioa.-" Have you ever
seen the perpetual motion !" said loqua-
clous old lady TO her husband one day. "les,
my DEAF" replied the gallan, husband.
" Where 7" inquired she. alt is your
tongue
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NoW's the Time.
FRESH TURNIP SEED.

A ; the tune IS just cc'nlng on TO SOW the
- Ruta Baga-l announce that | have
just received fresh supply; and also The
late Flat Dutch, the best Turnip that grows
for family use.
WM HUNTER
June %. 1897. tj9
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CUTTING CLOSE.
MOMAN,S Blush.

The apple blossoms shower OF pearl,
The pear trees roster hue,
Are beautiful as wumsn's blush
As evanescent too.
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WHO. AND WHAT. HAS NOT FAILED.

III. AMI ~ ia HAS MI AtLED.
BIZ MISS C. ". sEDGwECK.
To the Editors of the Metropolitan:
GENTLEMEN Il was, few evenings
since, at a friends house, Mr.. is. He is
one OF the severe sufferers By these dlsas
trous times. Some few weeks ago be be.
ileved himself worth half a million. Loss
mas accumulated upon loss here, and, las,
week, the return Of his bills upon bank.
rnpt house IN England completed the wreck
If his fortune. At the time Of his failure
his daughter, my lovely friend Helen, was
On tie point Of marriage with Young law.
yer, who, by dlnl Of talent and industry,
has earned an education, and who during
tue last year, the first II his professional
career, has been 10 the receipt ct some ten
or twelve hundred dollars. This, OF course,
was a very inadequate income for lady
accustomed 10 an establishment scarcely
surpassed IN luxury BY any in our city.
But this roa:tered not TO Helen, or He
leI;', father. tie chose he said, " that
bis daughter should marry poor men, he
bad enough for them all" And he was
actually ~ treaty for fne house for He
len, and had decided on the amuun, OF a
most liberal portion TO be settled on her,
when The blow came which deprived him Of
the ability to give her a shilling. ClrcUm-
stances, added modification to dlsappoint.
ment. Miss J. had left her at holne
cards a, the houses Of her friends. The
wedding dresses and the wedding presents
were made. The bridal veil and wedding
ring were bought, and the wedding cake
vas actually ID the house. AT this crisis
i, was that had gone, my face full Of con.
dolence, if it did any justice to my heart,
winch was full OF sympathy, to pass the
evening at her fathers. did 10, find
Helen al home but there were several per.
soos there, casual yIsiters, friends Of the
family like myself Apprehension, sadness,
or dismay sat on every countensnce. The
conversation naturally turned upon the all.
absorbng topic of the day. Each ore had
ais melancholy tale to relate. !or each one
had had his hopes. Oae told Of one failure,
and one a annlher-ole gave list OF DIS.
asters abroad, and another produced an ac.
tual record Of bankruptcies at home. II
was pfophecled tina, all who had not failed
would fail.
"Thcre is nothing leli 70 fail, exclaim.
ed Mr.. J. striking his hands 10 vehement
Impotence, " he banks have failed, aod
the government has lailed-eyery body,
and every thing has failed p " Not every
thing, my dear father" exclaimed Helen,
Who Just then entered with her lover, her
face radiant with an expression that lndica,
ted that her happiness was secured from
failure by bond and mortgage, "not every
thing, sit--the moon has not failed p Thu
happy turn Of my friend gave an impulse Il
MI mind, and set me TO observing who ans
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indulge III the luxury of marrying the man
love, though he have not above ,hous.
and dollars year and as ! hold true.love,
capacity, industry, and frugality to be a
sufficient security, do no, fear tina, we
shall fail 10 our conjugal partnership
A Partisan belle, during the cholera pan.
ic painted over her door, "no cholera to
be spoken Of here !" would 90 little
farther, and during the panic, no, only pro.
scribe the agitating topic but suggest others
which, if duly considered, would relieve the
pressure TO which even he good and manly
are two passivcly yielding.
Nsw York, NAV 1887.
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s. McCoMB,

Commissioa,r ef tAe Branch Mint.
\. B. wall sell 10 tho highcs, bidder, on
the last day OF receiving contracts, VIZ. the
26th day OF JULY next, the old Gin House,
which stands on the Mint Square.
The Republican al L,ncolnion, and
the Western Carnlinian AT Salisbury, will
publish thus advertisement, until the both Of
July next, and forward their accounts to the
Commissioner for payment.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-06
Notice.

" Notice.
ElHE Co?artaership heretofore existing Of K.
IL Bennett " Co. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All those indebted to SAID
firm will lnake payment, and those to whom they
are Indebted will present their claims to John
\. Williams, who alone is authorised TO settle
the business o.: tic Company.
- JNO. n. WILLIAMS,
; K. BENNETT.
July II. 1887. 80 3mo
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-06
To Sportsnel
Reduction of Freights.

A + a meeting of the boat owners Of Chcraw,
"a. held this day, it was resolved that the
freiclts from Georgetown ought to b"; reduced
and they accordingly revised the present rate Of
frsigh,s and made considerable deduction in
almost every article, amounting,n the gcneral,to
an average OF twenty to twenty five per cent.
The present rates will be uniform and large
quantity of them printed and distributed through
the country for the satisfaction of the country
Merchants and others who may be disposed to
ship their goods by this place. There is now
an effort making to reduce tho frcights and
charges from New York to Georgetown and we
tiust five arc successful that Country Merchants
generally who are in rcaclrof this place will find
i to their advantage to ship their goods tlIis way
BY order of the meeting,
ID. S. HARLLEE, Chairman.
August, 18th 1887. lO-tt