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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-17

n EN- lining a tie Post OIice q Colula-
I lus. mississippi, o. the SOth day June,
1885. Persons applying Sor them VIII please
say advertised
/ Those marked thus le1 have beentsken out
since tie following LIST waa prepared.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-17

Abner Kneeland for Blasphemy was
sentenced on the 18th June at. Boston TO
so days imprisonment in the common
Jail. He came into Court attended bY
his wife and family and number Of female
friends.-Nqf. Cou.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-17

hose Of our readers who have ever
read or heard the story Of Cousin Sally
billiard and Capt. Rice's ''treat" will feel
particular interest in the following "mo-
ral'' to the tale, from the same pen as the
tale itself:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-17

Mr.. Benjamin Sweat, Norman preach
er, VISITED Erie county, N. Y. afew days
ago, and stopped at the house of disciple.
-. e 49, s.@s4ns saar ..f the vicinify
hearing OF his proceedings, notified him,
that if he did not quit the place within a
reasonable period, they would tar and fe a.
t1er him. : Young men, exclaimed the
Mennonite with great solemnay, .sknow
we that tar viii not stick to ma. That
night they took him to the woods and
tried the experiment. The tar stuck.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-17

The TEXAS question. ]. @. Adams
has delivered very animated speech on
the Texas question, in the course of which
he was particularly severe upon the CON-
mittee of foreign ielations, most of whom
declared that they had not read one of the
petitions referred 10 them, on thar SUBJ
Ject.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-17

July g, ls3e.-42-3t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07
Weekly Almanac.
NOtice----TaXes.

II SHALL attend si tie following times and
- places Cor the purpose OF collecting the
Tar las for the year 1887. 10 wit
On Monday the 2nd u July, at Jesse Dur
hsm's.
sTuesday the 3rj, Of John NeuIsnd's.
"Wednesday the 4lh, al Ruffias Mills.
Thursday the 5lh. at Mirhael Albright's.
Friday the 9Th, At Mrs. Mary Longs.
Saturday the 7th. al Michael HGlt's
Monday the 9TH. al John S. Tuuentine's.
Tuesday the 18th. At George Faucets.
"Wednesday the ilth, at chesley y faueeti's
Thursday the 18th. at James Hutchinson's.
Friday the 18Th, At Andrew McCauley's.
Saturday the 18th, at George A. Mechanics.
Monday the I6.h, al Hillsbprough
Tuesday the 18th at Avis Nichoi Q.
"Wednesday the 18th, at Mrs. Lydia MsKee's.
Thursday the 10 b. al Abner PaIker's.
2 day the goth, al william Lipscomb's.
Saturday the 2Ist, at Harris wilkerson's.
Monday tho 25rd. al Trice's and Pratt's.
Tuesday the 241h, At Moring's, formerly z
Herndon's)
"Wednesday the ss,h, at WIN. Trice's.
Thursday the 26'h, at Chapel Till
Friday the s7ih. al VIM. II. woods's.
~ The Magistrates appointed TO receive
the last Of Tsxes for 1889. will attend in theft
respective districts st the times and place.
above mentioned.
JAS. C. TURRENTINE. ShG.
June Z. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07
TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGE
COUNTY.

Al a convention of delegates from Sc
veral Temperance Sosielies. held al
Green Springs, in this county. OH the
18Th dsv Of February last. the following
resolution was adopted:
&" Resoirei, That committee, COM
posed VI three persons. be appointed. TO
address the people Of Orange County on
the practice Of treating with intoxicating
drinks. by candidates foe public trust"
The IN Iersigncd, having been appoint-
ed pursuant TO the above resolution aud
for The purpose therein mentioned, would
take The liberty Of sdIres sing few words
to their fellow citizens oil Orange. Be-
lieving, as We do, iha, every evil, moral,
political, or socisl, must give way before
The silent but stern fnrce o! public opini-
IN, We beg leave 10 direct you: attention
to an evil which requires only public no
lice aud public disapprobalica for ITS re-
naval. Our confidence in Tie virtue and
intelligence Of the community. Of which
we are members, is such, that we ilaiief
ourselves tha, nothing more Is necessary
to eiTec, the suppression Of the practice
of treating by candidates, than TO awaken
public attention To il. The frown Of a
vir,uous aud enlightened peopieswill ever
rest on custom ssceriaincd 10 be injuri-
nus 20 their true interests. The exist
ence Of this practice is well known To
you all. II formerly prevailed TO so grea.
an extent tina, no candidate for public fa-
vor could hope for success without con-
forming to il. II has declined Of late
years. owing. no doubt, TO popular disap-
PROHIBITIONS; the continuance Of which will
be sufficient to effect its complete over
throw.
Treating is sometimes justified by such
a process Of reasoning as ,his:-That 1t
IS no, a gift, gratui,y. or reward; nor is II
intended 10 influence men in the use oil
that great and invaluable inheritance, the
eleciive franchise; but merely talking
social glass with ones lriend"-and may
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07
A CERTIFICATE

From three members Of the MEDICAL PRO.
FESSloN in Germany, in Europe.
We, the undersigned. practitioners Of
medicine in Germany. are well aware,
that BY our course we may forfeit the
friendship Of some Of the faculty. but not
Of its benevolent members, who are unin-
iluenced by selfsIfmo,ives. Though We
shall refrain from an expression Of our O.
pinion. either OF the soundncss. or un-
soundness of DR.. Goelicke's netc doctrine,
we are happy TO say that We deem his
Sana,ive too valuable not to be generally
known; for what our eyes behold and our
ears hear. we must believe.
We hereby stale, that when DIR. Louis
0fiin Gnelieke first came before the Ger
man public. as the pretended discovers
Of new doctrine and new medicine,
we held him in The highest contempt, be-
lieving and openly pronouncing him TO
be a base impostor and the prince Of
quacks. But. ON hearing so much said
about the Sanaiive. against and Tor il, we
were induced, from motives of curiosity
merely, TO make trial Of lis repu.ed virtues
upon a number Of our most hopeless
patients; and we now deem il our bounden
duty (even at the expense Of our self in
tciesl publicly TO acknowledge its mighty
efficacy, in curing not only consumption.
but other fearful maladies, which we have
heretofore believed incurable. 0nr con-
tempt Cor the discoverer Of this medicine
was a, once swallowed up in our utter
establishment al these unexpected results;
and as amends for our abnso OF him, We
do frankly confess 10 The world, thai We
believe him a philah,hropist. who does
honor TO the profession aud to our coun-
Try, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption of this medicine
into some Of our European Hospitals is a
sufficient guaranty that il performs all It's
promises. I. needed not our testimony.
for wherever il is used, il is its own best
witness. HERMAN ETaULLER. Nj. ID.
WALTER VAS GAULT, nj. ID.
ADoLPHus WERNER, NJ. ID.
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G0ELIckE'S
Matchfess SanafiYc.

is obtained equally from the vegetable, animal
and mineral kingdoms, and thus possesses a
three fold poser; and though designed as a re-
medy Tor Consumption solely. il possessed &C
mysterious influence over many diseases Of the
human sysiem--is medicine which begins 10
be valued BY Physicians. who are daily wit.
messing lis astonishing cures of many whom
they had resigned to the grasp Of the InsaIia.
BILE Grave.
DOSE Of the Sanalire, for adults, one
drop; Tor children, q half drop; and Tor infants,
quarter drop; the directions explain the man
ner Of taking half or quarter drop.
PRlCE-Three and one third rix dol.
lars ls2 soy pr half ounce.
All persons who live in unheallhey climates.
whether hot or cold oil operatives and others
connected with manufactures, and oil who lead
sedeniary and insciivelives. are exposed 10 va.
rious insidinus maladics, which may be silent.
" preying upon their constitutions while their
c"nnienances wear the glow OF health, and
white they " suspect no danger nigh -maladies
which an occasional use Of the Sanatiye would
check in the bud.
The patient, while using the medicine, should
eat and drink Tin kind, not quantity whatever
the APPEri dictates; and not be compelltd
10 force down, againd n ,Ins. every medley
which the tendsrcst friends and kindest nurses
often imprudent;y recommend NATURE Is
THE GREAT PHYSi IAN, 1.-THE doctor and
nurse only her scrysnisl; and if we would profit
by her advice, we must adhere strictly 10 her
inlsllible recipe. n she order for the patient
water, porter. or hook, ebsy ksr; il she drec,
fish, fowl, eggs. or beef steak, regard her voice
IN other words, the patient should eat and
drink whatever his appetite erarss, not forget
ing TO he temperate Ia all things"
In burning fevers. mock not the patients
instructive call for cooling drink By simply
rnoisteninR % his parched lips; bu, place By
his bedside vessel Of water, put into his hands
a cup, and let him slake his thirst al pleasure
rhs is reason; this is common sense; this is
nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

" .iiE.7SCRES NOT MEN"

" .HLs.7St hEo AUI HEN.
Ma. EDITOR - Having, as I hoped, ac-
eomplished my object,-which was sulely
TO present TO the consideration Of the good
people Of IlilIsborough the pernicious
consequences Of allowing demoralizing
amusement to be introduced into our lit
tie communi,y.-it was my purpose to
say nothing more. | think |, due 10 Sa-
vile, however, To thank him for showing
how li,,le can be said, even by gentle
man Of his acknowledged ability. in de-
fence Of the " ancient and time. honoured
sporl;" ss we'll as to assure him Of my
regret tina. any remarks Of mine should
have disturbed his usual equanimity Of
temper. Personal contest | decline in
favor Of such as want the support Of a
good cause. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

The terms Of seventeen United States
Senators expire on ILe fourth Of Marrh
next. viz
Msssr. Mexican Of Pennsylrsnis-
Webster Of sisssarhuseils-Swilt If Yer
mnns--Rnbhins af Rhode Island-Soulh
ard Of New Jersey-Bsysrd Of Delaware
-Menirk Of Marylahd-Rives Of Vir-
ginia-Tsllmadgs of New York-Norreli
of Michigan Benton Of MissnuTi-Tlp-
ton oilndisna-Shepley Of Msine-Niles
Of conneciieut-Irn,Ier of Mississippi
Grundy 81 Tennessee anil Norris nf Ohio.
Wings. 6-conservstires, 3-yan Bu-
rem men. 8.
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GOELICKE's
MatchIeSS SanatiYe.

40 LOUIS ORION G0ELIcEE, n. ID. &c
srEinany tfDFoPe.l bei0nes the impsrish
zhse hanar Of aceing . $50 and PREriars doc
aslae In the SFsence 81 Aedacine-a coesFine
shseh, though Erhelaenily opposed By some a
The faculty, lei Nhieh he % 4 talssbie mem
beE,l he proves 10 he % well founded IN truth
as any dsetTine ef Holy hril-a doctrine, up
On the verify r. which are suspended the lives
Of millions Of our race, and which he boldly
challenges be orposeFs 10 Eelais. VIZ. ceHaErnp-
hea % alshast asrass eeeasisasS D. 6iseFSIsd
state q I.s Fa3 Ter Life fsiasiiisl sftLs kMmsA
eoass tL5s eftsa sscEsay lsrkiay "a lie sssGsm
ger sssEs bsoEs fals 10 fhs tsasi rsmpsfaf 81 fLs
LhHgssH-ssd vhieh may Dc 81 esTIsinly
theagh net 20 gEiekly cured, 81 q eemmeH eoIl or
. simple hfadsehs- An infsiuEbly preeiaUs doc.
time this. as II imparis an important lesson Go
the appcreafy ksaliLy Of bath Srxes, teaching
them that this insadlous foe may be an unob-
ss:yed inmate az ILeir I" elsyey houses" even
while they imagine themselves SECURE from its
attacks teaching them that the great secret IN
The ar e preserving health is 20 pluck oat the
disease while ia the blade, and not wait till the
full grown ear.
This iilustrious berefaieoEni man - also en-
titled 10 the uaftiensd gratitude VI the world,
for thr Invention 0f his
MATcHLESS saNATIvE,
whose healing FIAT may Justly claim far Il sneh
. lite, since u has 81 signally iTinmphsd over
our great c0rnnan emmy.
CONSUMPTION,
both in the first and last stages medicine
wiish las Thoroughly & led the vacuum in the
MaieFia MedIra. and thereby proved itself the
cONQuEROR OF PHYSICIANS;
. medicine, far which Ell mankind will have
abundant cause 10 bless the bsneficent hsnd e
Kind Provldence-a medicine. whose won.
dern"s virtues have heen 50 glowinely portray
ed even by some II our clergy. in their pastoral
visits 70 the sick ehsmber; by which means
taey Often become the happy Instruments Of
changing dssp"ndeney into hope, sickness into
health, and sadness Of friends into jaylulness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07
WAR. wARl, wAR,,t
RETwEEN - Z
aPhysie Inns and the sfatchless sanativ..


"Physie inns and the Matchless sanatiy..v
l. Why are some Of the Americas Physicians
making such strong efr,rts 10 PUT Down The
Matches Sanativc7 Let the public answer.
2. why did the German Physicians nj FIRST
OPPOSE DR.. Goeiicke, and aftera ards sc-
knowledge him TO be GREAT BENEPAC.
TOR TO mankindl Let the public answer.
8. What medicine HAS cured. IS curing. and
WILL cure obstinate diseases which the phv-
sicians CANNOT cure7 Let facts answer.
4 What kind Of apple trees are STONED
and CLUBBEDl Let farmers answer.
S. Why are physicians constantly PELT.
ING the Sanative and saying nothing against
OTHER medicincsi Let their day book an
swer.
6. How did Dr.. Adams attempt 10 CONVINCE
Mr.. Webster, who had bought phisl Of the So.
native for member Of bis family, that il was
DANGEROUS medicinel Let one OF the dai.
ly papers answer. "The recent experiment
which DR.. Adams tried with the Ma,chless sa
native, in giving large dose 20 dog, wirH.
our KILLING HIM, clearly proves that the Sana.
tive was made TO CURE aud NOT 20 Kill.
y. Why do come physicians SECRETLY
buy the Sanative and MIX Il with their own
medicines, which they use in their daily prae.
,ice2 Answer that they may have The GRE.
DIT Of the CURES.
>. why Is sick young man belonging 10 one
oftbe FIRST families in Boston, now using the S..
native without letting the attending physician
KNOW III The recovery Of his he Al. IN will
shortly answer.
9. Why are physicians trying 10 persuade
agents 90 give up SELLING the Sanatiye1 An.
swer-thcy know, ifit should be Cor sale n CIV.
cry town in America, they would be obliged IN
resort to SOME OTHER BUSINESS Or else
STARvE.
10. WHY will the Matches sana,;,e soon
be the ONLY medicine used throughout the
worldl Let PHYSICIANS snswer.
H. why did cerain physician tryto HIRE
an Editor ofa paper 50 write against the San.
stive? Let HE CONSCIENCE answer.
The above precious medicine 1.-THE original
discovery Of DR.. LOUIS D. GoELIcEE. of
Germany 10 Tor sole, wholesale and retail, in
Boston. by D. 9. ROWLAND, General AmeIi-
can Agent Tor the discoserer, where numerous
letters, certifying the good effects OF the medi-
cine, may be seen.
Also for sale BY retail. in most Of the towns
in America.
iP In places where there is no Agent, the
Postmaster or sny Storekeeper who shall write
to the General Agent at Boston, will immedi-
ately be appointed an Agent.
CAB. B. LEA, .3gent,
Pleasant Grove, Orange. " C.
May %. aI--sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

The National lnielligeneer learns from
its n. York Correspondent. that further
trouble Is aPprehended on the Northern
frontier. growing out of the jealous and
irritable feeling among individuals on both
'Ides Of The dividing line between the o..
SisIrs and Canada. The feeling has been
manifested, in part. by burning sundry
persons in elIigy. among whom we are
.orry Ia learn, that the President Of the
United States has suffered msrIyrdom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07
Public Sale.

S WILL be sold, on We'd
@aKEElS nesday the s7.h Of June next, a
EN- ESsM valuable HOUSE AND LOT, in
ks9 the village nf Chapel Hill. for.
merry occupied by Mrs. Mitchell. on a credi,
Of n,ne months, the purchaser giving bond and
security. Further particulars made known on
the day Of sale. Sale to take place on the pre-.
rn;scs
WILLIAM N. PRATT, .4dn'r.
May 30. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

.HismptE 10 Tire GarlesloM
IourleE Of The 3lsl Dir. states that a dar-
ing attempt Was made ON the might Of
lhe preceding Tuesday. 10 Ere the CITY.
by placing matter ola cnmbuslible nature
on The irsi floor Of = three and half sso-
~ brick house. corner Of 81. MichaeI's
Alley and Church Street. which was for.
innalsly diseoEered before The flames lad
made much progress. An attempt was
also made. . few days previous, TO FIRE
the premises Of an individual in the yiei.
nifty Of Ihe Union. and Planters and Me.
ehanies Banks. These circumstances
Afford evidence Of surprising m ligaily
and blaekness of heart. .Slma5ar,L.
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4 Is,lsr from q. .. shsrssod. ssq. q Yort.
Z Z z 4 Z Z


New fork. October 3. 1881.
DR.. d. s. Rorkand. -Sir: About ihe
middle nj July last. sceidenily noticed
10 . newspaper the advertisement az lhs
Mslehless Sensitive. for which pfreeis-
ed you we're agent. and which prolessed 20
be . sovereign remedy Cor Consumption.
As nv vile was then fast wasting
away with This dreadful disease. and -
our family physician was daily and anx-
iously endeavoring 20 restore her 20 health
without surerss. stepped over 10 his
house, and asked him IL he had any nb-
jsctiOns 10 her taking this niedirine. He
replicd. that .. be Was perfectly willing
Mrs. Sherwood should take that or any
other medicine she might choose, but he
Thoughts II could do her no good. as her
lungs trsrs rapidly consuming and no
ktnnGR means could sGUe her," Sui 80
drowning person will catch a straw,
and The SansliSe being recommended by
three physicians y DO bad nsed il in lheir
practice, she concluded 70 give il . trial.
l cent and purchased vial. which che
commenced taking three times . day.
giving free indulgence 90 her appetite
according 10 the direcliSns. BY pursu-
ing this course. she suffered considerably
for hs first eight or fen days. but was
shortly able 10 eat and drink freely. wiih-
out the least Inconvenience.
Within four weeks from her first using
The medicine, her feeble and wasted frame
began 10 put on new strength. and she has
been gaining from day 10 day until the
present moment, 90 the utter asionisll-
men, Of our family physician and friends.
She is now enjoying . comfortable
Enough not prrfecil state Of health. i
able to be about the house and 10 attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both full
ly of The opinion. and so are sll who know
her remarkable case, that she 0tUes her life
10 The SGnafiUe alone; and as there are
probably may consumpiise persons 10 he
United States, who have not yet heard OF
this medicine. measures ought speedily
10 be adopted 10 have il more generally
known.
A number Of persons in this neighbor-
hood, ] understand, are taking ], for other
serious complaints, with very great BEN
eft. Think Of going 10 The South, with
my family. sometime this fall. and in case
do. ! will proclaim The virtues Of the
Sanaiive in that quarter: fnr although
some Of the physicians here are actively
opposed 10 il, do sincerely believe Il sa-
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
If you think this letter will serve the
public good, you are 81 liberty 10 publish
il. Respectfully. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

.aati-.7boiiiion. Among the eyiilen-
ccs which recent events have developed
Of strong feeling at The north against
the ex.ravag nces Of the Abolitionisis,
We are pleased to see the following, copi-
ell from the New York correspondence
Of the Nation, Il ln,eIligcncer, May 80:
1.-The New York annual conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, whirh
cl'sc lis session here LIS, evening. has
suspended two OF their members for TAX
Ing plrt in an abolition convention at Uii-
ca; passed resolutions rrprobating the
Iion's Wa;chm m" Oh account OF lis
schlsmatical and abolition character; for
bid their members attending antI-slarery
conventions; and recommended the Anne
rlcan Colonization Society 10 the patron
age Of the church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

On the night Of the 22d ult. during
a heavy storm Of rain. lie barn and s,sble
II Mr.. John b. Mass. of Concord. csbr.
rus County. was struck by lightning and
consumed. -Four or Eve horses were
bourn' ~. besides nearly every thing
else in them. One or two Of these horses
acre supposed 10 have been killed By
the lightning. The rain prevented the
ire from extending farther.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

Ten equal inEislmsnls. uish sseurily E.r
Tie Paymsni nf he Interest. ssmi-annual.
y and he principal in ~ years. The
neS buildings ta be erected Of brick or
stone. The loan On the State bands Is
% os procured al ihs lawesl rate Of inIe,
rest y this eouniEy or in Earape. Hav.
ing finished iis business. the legislature
anJ"urnsd, alter > session Of I've days only.
Raieigi Rsgisler.
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MATCuLESS SANATIvE.

DAVID s. ROWLAND, the General Ameri.
can Aseat Eos This mighty medicine. Invented
by the immortal Goelicke Of Germany has
greet pleasure in Publishing the following high
" important letter from respectable gentle
man in New Fork, which he has received. with
many others OF similar characier-also very
interesting intelligence from several Of his a.
gents, as will be seen below-which. together
with the certificate fross three emineat dernan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

In Rhode Island d.ers arc Iss Sunday
Schools, auxiliary 10 The Union. contain
ing 400 teachers, and 1000 pnpils;
with about q. 900 volumes in die libra
mes. Nine instances are mentioned in
which fOurishiag village churches have
sprung from Ssbbsih-schOols in that
slaie.
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DIE ID,

In Chapel Hill, on the LIST May. Mrs.
AMELIA Bullock, cOnsort of Richard
Bullock. esq. Of Granville county. in the
49th year of her age.
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An extra session of the Legislature oil
S'n'h-Carolina convened at Columbia on
Monday last, in conformity with the Gov
ern"r's Proclamation, in order TO afford
relief To the sufferers from the late disas-
"'n' fire in the city Of Charleston. An
act is passed. au,horising the Governor
Tissue bonds for two millions of dollars
--one million payable a, the end of TWEEN.
" Years. and the other million at the end
OF tmr,y years. at a rate Of interest not
exceeding six per cent. and which is TO
become apart Of the capital Of the Bank
OF the Site, to be loaned to individuals,
on The f,prlised value Of their lots. in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-07

A convention of delegates from the
banks Of South Carolina aud Georgia has
ieen held al Charleston, at which il was
resolved 10 resume specie payments on
T before the 6rst day Of January next.
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Stray.

- TAKEN up by James Ri
u A-vM ley. living nine or ten miles
, GasA4 W north west from Hillsborough,
w YY and entered on The Stray Book
rAESSz Of Orange county, on the 27th
Of April, Bay HORSE, nine or ten years old
this spring, his hind ieet white, and his leit
fore foot white, black name and tail, small bell
with rope and collar, and shod oil round.
Valued at fifty dollars. -,
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
May I. ~
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Strayed
Military.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Conmis
~ siuned Officers Of the Second Orange Re.
riu,eat. that the election for Brigadler Geaera
will take place at David Mebane's On the fi,s'
Saturday in July, where you are respectfully
Invited TO sttend.
By order Of Major General G. Cotton.
BENZ. TRoLINGER, Col.
June 6, - -