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seFeu pehheftn abroad the bulks al Chat.
ham. The greatest rogue escaped the arm
OF justice for tune but = has
since assured me he has every reason to be.
lIeve that Farrell was under felgned name,
executed III Sdmersetsbire for horse stealing.
he farm was converted INTO poor house
for some OF the adjacent parishes =
received his reward, and when left Eng
land, our heroine Mary was the blooming
mother Of numerous family.
Important DtScOrery.-THE TEETH
Our friend Naldie notices discovery Of nc
little importance TO such as are troubled with
bad teeth. He says:
Some time since, DIR. Caldwell, now q
practising dentist at No. G9 South Sixth ST
bad favotite horse which had become M
capable OF eating his oats, and on lnvestIga.
ton carloUs tooth indicated the difficulty
to result probably from tooth ache. Ex
traction was the remedy Of course the
poor horse was tripped up by tying his feet
together az custom prescubes, his gums was
iuil'tu % VIC pun IdfV tOO Iitb
Witnessed, and pair Of pinchers we're ap
Piled, as we have also experienced even a
maIet and cEissel failed of their effect.
The tooth was lntraciable no effort could
withdraw il from lis socket. The gun
Iumefied, and, on examining j. carefully
the doctor perceived ligament az the neck
OF the tooth, and without much thluktng Of
the effect he cut II: the tooth immedlaiel,
lel out, or was extracted with slight effort
Of the thumb and finger This led the op
orator TO reflection, and The hint was OBJ
tanned which confers upon suffering human
ny benefit, which may lie esteemed by
the sufferer secood only TO The discoveries
Of Jenner or the circulation Of the blood
Subsequently,, experiments have fully
proved that the human teeth are also re
tanned so powerfully IN their sockets by a
hgamcn', and II IS the breaking Of this
which CURES SO much manual force this,
when cut, which gives mol so much pain as
lancIng the gums, loosens the tooth and II
may immediately be extracted without pain
with the fingers A physician ct our &C
quantance, whose name we are at liberty TO
mention # teque slrd, has bad the operation
of extracting large molar, treble fanged
tooth, 10 this way without pam, and So gra,
fled was he by the fact, that lie investlga
ted the anatomy Of the parts and extracted
all the teeth Of a dead subject IN the same
way, and Nth no more difficulty than above
related. He is witness not 10 be ilnpeach
I'd, v no, with many others. has already been
benefited hy thus great anatomical dlcoye.
70 II Penn IYU,,trer1
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CHARLESTON-OCTOBER o..

Exchange at sight, on Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, 80 days, yer cent prem; 90 days,
par and per cent premium.
Bank Checks on the North, and | ! pr ct prem.
North Carolina money, per Ct discount,
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@HOO ss s. ARD.

lNANAl iran my plantation il, lrahu~ia
a co. Ms. on the hi of the 9Th December
LAST. Nls.ATfO lsiS, ) rrtt . al 10 Ine hes
msh, heavy m nir. wears nhishcr>. aged - or 30
ware. t"nn'nr v"ice. II I'd on when h. left S,nt ol
DARK gre, ca>siuel ,lohr blue coat aud ilitc
hat. lie HI, ohtaued Pc, in fh,. name of " IN.
Morgan, calling himself luke Morgan. He .aS
brought 1" this country in f8r spring of l.36 nv
William Moraan al Iyuchbur., Va. Luhe il =.
ther aniI.tn "iirc he came lro'n B.ynchburg. Y ~
or upon The Mississippi /" >"lc ire STATE. VIII
we thr above rrwdld at fOo for the apprehension
md c"m,'Itl' of LIkr aud hl~ pas, So dat ub'aln
lhcm Lpkr ha> a snail scar the lr 81 r. OF ms
i"rehcad, extending back milo hl> har.
WILLIAM FLY.
Culrr,ille Miss.. r c,. - 3u
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TsyESTN-EaEria CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


"4'N'''N' ~ - ''"''
/. :. SENATE
rhc Senate ~ usual opened its session with the
consideration Of miscellaneous business --rcppris,
resolutions and MISUNDERSTANDING with tins rrso-
hlona
AIMING ihc reiilin6s some were AGAINST HE aurcx-
alton of Texas and in fNn, Of the \buninn of Sla
very md the trade il, The pstrtct Of Columbia.
TIN motton to receive the Abnuan lutiia. iai, was
Lac up ~ tbr table and the FPxts pclltious ail
npnn ihr table al,n. Several memorials We pteSen-
ted ln the rr,4siou nj lilr, upnn elliu cables M
nortcd Tor CERTAIN PERSONS aud Tor the ra,nls.in of
The tn,irs paid unou the fnn as Of the Il tllunufC
atd Susqueh4unl Rail Road company.
Mr. Z ,lhonu ,rpoffcd In. and ,lll lot ayina tie
pah1lc ,ae,ls to lr new States upun trti.tn ,Uu
1fi,n4 This J., ro,,y of the bill reported b. vi
4 dhoun Al the last session OF Congress
Mr. Williams resolution III reference 10 the cor
Irrspon.lrucc brlNecn Maine aud Grou Ertalu npon
the North Eastern Boundary Wa adopted HeH. con.
As rrpofrd GA t'uday.
Pt lyalr Balls then cane M, anl OF, ny g the
nm. OF the Senate tor annihci hour.
1hr We President LAID upon the i die two cpors,
The one ei,lns a s,arnIen al All thr aitiers pa, me
lnles, and the amount Of dalles pall ia, thu Sctr
ls35. Aso.a lcpofi from lhe Ttcn.nty Depar
meut, g,ytng an account Of the con,act, Of 1882.
Boil, reports were tom tie Treasury Department.
Nj Preston rcporcdo resolution author sing tho
totnuttce on III Library 10 pu,t ha,c tie Mtdisou
uauers
Mr. king rrp1rrdl bin mltinc jersey city poit
of cnl,y. rhe Sub Treasury Bu came up soon at
Ten ona o'rl ok.
Nh Ri,rS gill, in uprilinn las remarks, that lic
4'nuld have been happy could h, have fund my
tliu. N the lll III thu uinmilirr 81 Finance t.
daslttr the buIIhcn winch res like incubus
u.nn tie people ~ tie Sub Treasury Bal, sad
Nj. Rnts, | Ind noting To lessen the sa'lenngs ut
the p,ap!r-noflnna 10 diminish, bur every lhin Ia
ae,iaylir he present State al affairs ~ lr country /;
II commits all the trcasu ii thr government 10 pub
c arruts and inirodnt cs tato government the
bloard system, OF Fl InIrer common with tho "ois
of tnmrnis
,on,e1d in >pfr of all lhe assertions 10 The
rn,if,rv that rha bill before the Senate from tie
ro4,i,ttrr on Fmaurf cral,s onr currency Tor the
governments and .nluilei currency Tor iln people
,ninc tlir government tire bcurr currency aud the
pe,t,, ilr poorer cnfalcN. lhr Bin before usrNatt
v,t NJ ,h,rk ,,y,i#, die merchants, bond aud The
,,ou,d ni nc4b not Ic3yng inn l1r d,op al biood
/ ,Li,b !. ,Xccln,d from the insurers demand II
maxi, war upon rreda and confidence, aal lcyrs i
Ia III, hlov n all S,fr Institutions undel he sal III
,,,c t,,,um,.ot oftteI' :. Il viii btcnh down our
sat-. Iu.,,l,t,,,s
,rlf, ~ Nr E#va. vbrr, IN tho civilized
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y is'a'as'a..

vNllE undersigned. administrator of Preston
Stockton tirr'd, i'll sell, in tr town OF Lynch
'"s AT Mr.. Phelps Auction House. the 3lst day
VI '!i> mnnh al the PERSONAL estate u said :: och
iou, CONSISTING Of 4 Negro Mai. ! rev lion Frfnrd
I.bac"" Presses and all the Apparatus lpiritauiuo
to 4 Tobacco F1ci"ry. llousehoIi X Kitchen Fur
nrure, a qnuny OF Bacon. s,,tcd Pork Lard <
many Other Thus. too tediols 10 mention. The
Tobacco Presses VIII be sod. on a credit of SIX
nsnili'. the purchasers gIpiu1 Negotiable Notes
PAYABLE IT ri the Bauas At I.yncilburu satISE,c-
iorily endorsed, Tie Bacon. Pork x Land on a credit
ri 30 days. the Negro, on credit ot four months,
the purch 'srrs giving Negotiable Nurs. with GOOD
end"r,rrs IN the sale OF the oiirl PROPERTY car III
sums under S2j, cash will be required. ail or SUMS
over that credit OF 90 dd>s, tine pur, ha>ers giving
Negotiable Notes, with good en or>crs. Tn
Mgr" Is u Young man. & very valuable IA account
Of hs qnaitIr>. The 'rohacco Presses and FiNrn,,s
are very we'll worth the attention ol VI nuiacurrrS
aud he Household Furniture mostly new aud good
tne d, are very superior.
Toe sale will con.uc ed by Nr. Charles Phelps
Anctr g.. a. WINGiIEI.D Admir-
u Preston Stockton deed
feD tbs
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n BLACK &7ssT1l WANTED,
!" sabc eishr.r Of shop immediately, nj Nelson
EENi.sa.

!" taNr c'shfIr at @N0V immediately, Nelson
Gouit etoUss.
'iilS Is first rae ,ttl, for Business, thele bcin.
Il no Sh"phcpt mp in the place at present.
gentleman with slaIl iamiiv. could be accom-
nodaeh. by early application. with comfortable
housc aud a convenient Shop. Coa Wool Is abun-
daut ond near.
Any gentle having 'Scgr<s smith, could
"'re I'm" or liberal Wages. II lie inst latc Wolk-
man.
line addressed to 4. =. at Loeimrston, Nelson
county will be prompt. attended to.
Web. II
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j. e. Hl.AIk, Cashier.
l.. BANKS. Esq.
Speaker House Delegates.
On mutton of Mr.. Ncanblr the enmtnnnca.
ton WIS ld on the table. aud ordered 10 be pint
ed
The Whole number ri shares held IN this
Bunk by me'nbers Of the Legislature, anonnts 10
10.
Ga moiinn nf Nj plnrl thr Cnmmiltec oi Roads,
Ae. was instructed 10 inquire into the ,xpcdichcy oi
amending the Inv incorporating thc i.Nnchbute aud
Pufsylvania Turnpike COMPANY,
Ga malian oil Mr. Hous, Rr4oyra with the con
eulrcncc Of the Senatr1 That the ttrb OF the
House al Delegates hr authorized 10 procure Tn
nrf's latest Mp oi hr tntcl States 10 be suspend,
I'd IL HE lla of sad liansr,
Ga NO ION ii Nh. CRAY.
The House adlunr ned.
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70 the Citizens OF virginia.
FSgs. 5SggSy,,

- finished his Jta. s'ianu through part Of The
h'nn Ills Ae,icn-z .p,e grn, rl sn, lac tim at
wmgn s'io"ai'- A. nofod in all Ire Virginia aud otli
n"1thfa newspapers. TIM drinnd ar h remedies Is so IA
PaN ins IN the S"aih, particularly liz. al Viz
ghi that Ia ound il nscs-., ~ r.n IN. niec from New
i"rN !" Tie ~, al S1'ss uo>H, lNrrinn,) Nh.c will
p2"htN kept open Ell Nam Street, srosilc the fans-
ers BHph, tor The sal ni his g. .fu,t.d
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E'Ga. Hessst,

a ND possession given immediltely, the Brich
n TENEMENT, on Nam strccr. formerly uccu-
ped by Martin. Ward & Davis. as Il by Goods store
Apply TO Thomas Mckinney, "rto
MARTIN. WARD & DAVIS.
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TIE wI'HCf 4E EGEN,

ANwldch now reside. situated within Que mr
" OF Amherst Courthouse. aud supposed to colI-
taIR 3OS Acres GO of - of which Is in woods
the balanec III cultivation. and j. rlpd al
improvement, being well taken IN + ed Clover
thr exception OF one ell. which will BIZ sowcd tins
Spring. There Is on II ] >nppo>r, twenty acres OF
Eston. Land already d chcd oi the best quality.
mud adapted 10 the culture nl roIacco. Wheat, Oats
md Corn, III fact. the above Tract well hnow.i To h
,fthe v-,y best qaalay, AID produces rq,a t. any in
farp1r al the caunlry. aud Is susceptible ol tic
lylcst state of iiupl ovrI,Irut.
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,Ss} ne Improvements on ilnS IAud, are i
tls.i EsNcslt:.. tsO,isc,

A. ieri by ~, conla1n . RUM, with pas
agr in the center "i 10 Iert. Kitchen - ny 20.
Snoaelon>r d.. i nn ii b> l. lrrt. Shielded
9)tr- cIrnhin. II lrrt ilun die Bum aud all ils
completed, the bt aucr of the OF Houses. are n,
good Az Al" usually fnnsh mall frm> in thr
country. Should tins Tract he too SnalI for any grr-
,lrnan, who luicht wish oruttia>c. he can get al
lAinng, Tract OF fine i..ld, ,in. 2sO acr,.-,
"nh Mil on II, and 4 handsome proportion of Bot
tom Land the Two flncts making alon Goo acr, ;,
winch would "iikr on i The moi 'lr>ilb nul> ia
'uelhia Oh at Jtnes River. ru>,tS>Iu. Tie aivdu
i-css III h'a >"cltiN aud soil. aud the mln lead
ins road from LNncibnre ia Washington Civ. The
purchaser eau lsr POSSESS OIL ii tIiue and II e
wishes lir can have the 'EoP Sioch of iln,.,S
H1e-. Cows aui own. All, The Plantation lnp'e-
n,-u,s winch are OF the best HAD.
The trrus II sale, Ia .u!,i. can he arranged 10
arc III nod,ic the pnrch and, time Ia sun
hihscH. tor efeatrfpin oitlle parciaS lnonct.
HENRY /. ROSE.
F-b Il =
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F()R Cf.SII.

HESIROCS to reduce our large stock OF Hard
- ware. Cutlery Sadllrry. Guns, Ne. We viii
Lrr after MAKE 4 considerable Discount on Goods,
sold for cash. H. i. klCllAR DS X Go.
Feb. l.
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ers Eunh, Tor The al Of Ii. Gel .nar
.HEDsCEsTS.
Eec>f0rcr OF The feIood,
For chronic md other Diseases wclcr produced h, ,l.
Phle.,i from Internal morbid matters. arising badly
cd old disorders h"m The oil nr, caiouel huk. n e.
ieal Advertiser.
.RNsniNss 7,IxTtHE, lin liquid and in ra.r..
rs'b'asd io'ts speedy aud perfect al ouononru aud
ANTi-sNrisrIsTIC ~lHVr.-Thi. medicine Is
IN all IN real Disorders, ce'tan remedy uedi-
cine for diseases hicl the human rnr is uo,i lab.
tora flli and partirni,r or ,a,t al IT, k,t, , m,
their properties and natre see The Medical ADVERTISER
by mail.
From the Wa+lUpstonG lolc.
We feel our dun t. n-rrr tn, following communication
IN or columns IN snnc til, erac, and great success of
Dr. hul's lie storrr i web hnown tous.
on viii please to notice in paper The following rei
do 'ry cerif that about the 1t oJunuar,, ua.a.
Ken Ml,n uhrl>s SIS aud l9'ama1orN Rhro"al''ml the
Wort cold md mHnnmatot fheunatisn that inflicted
On mankind "a tar a. learn the u.s., Of ever, limb was
fever nh the mud attended nh ia, ro.t cNrr ialins
pain hnd c',renntsd tried all remedies tal wen, re-.
informed that Dr. kuIl VIZ. at Oansg court ilon.e.
sent i"f lin immediately, nnl BY applying his IN deie$
einesIsrd til Rrsoirruf the Flood Aromatic Extract
t'"'d fne Ralsam aiye>u i,-lrr nrd DcpurafNe row-
d,r her recommend l trpls NJ t. all ls, nhorin.
/ OF Mnrh 1855.
t.. 81 JOHN PEYroV.
N'ar Grunge Cont House, Va.
hr knh NOT Aa-'an11s'be sst,m.n, in Tie above Ger
tienta, wishes be auleiiood a in senrrn eur - cum
not be eierd within hour, alhoueho pcf4on much
t'el'fd h'n THAI inn by tn" n.eotlis n.d,ars lirfrs
H. hpMe''i necessary the following rxtrt ufa le.r
from Is correspondent at omnsc Count i!oise, dated Ma,
Dear SRI Mr.. John l,oo ro-,l,, mud he Looks
''i i'An' e'' -" an II ~ that II II had net bcen or
t"af m'if'n"- "ondnoN ha,e ern uod Ground. IL
fF1a',t me- 10 tell Won thai hnd SAID his h or on,
our E'sior' tho idme nisdelsn ,i- COUNTY, md
''n, cur {" iif'ah'e sN' h IN ELECT ntls nel.hhm
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For Safe.

Wish y to locate in favorable situation. to
the practIce Of ed icInc,
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EISF RECEIVED an excellent assortment of
~ Iron ana Strci. together with lot Of cxtri,
sO-nac a. Apple Hranhss. yyhisl4ry A
Wines, ]. K. BAILEY 4 Go.
Amherst. G.. Jan. - /;
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FArurns' BAHK or VIRGINIA. :
R,chm0a :. Feb. ., LBS.

Sm-In the absence Of the President oi the Bank,
who IS confined b, scycre sickness, submit to YOU
the statements required Of him the part oilllIs la
stiiutlo bs rcsulurion Of the House oi Delegates,
pissed on the 2jth ult.
All debts due tie Bank by bond, bill or otherwise,
over - ,0U0 ale classified and nnmbercdas they oc-
cur on the books, hici it found would require
less labor and consumption time than the plseisr
mode pointed out by the resolution; but the effect
is substantially the same aud IN other respects the
form prescribed has becn attended 10. The indvid-
ual debts Of tie gentlemen composing IT,. Board O!
Directors, IS short 1T $4,000. Neither the Pre>l-
dent nor The Ca,hiefarc individuality iudebted 10 thu
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Z AIDES who wish C0ISSEVS Of the Ia
I i TEST FRENCH STYLE, ann warranted
10 Improve the SHAPE, caa be accommodated. by cal
linz on ROBINSON d ELLl0TT.
NU,. Is
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Agents IL, eiTxinia.

Spinia- Hodges, y oLstlrr.. lG2 Nassau street cs
ot New Nurk.
Rob3rt Kelly Nc,'urc.
Joseph Enc,rius Fi-Itii VILLAGE, Dncrr4s colify.
T. , Wholesale pur, r-ers "br favored with ai.cnut
ni - per cent. nj DR.. III HIS Office. Riapd. W. but tr
amount lnnsr be transmitted by mil o.i !el ii rufr-uf
bank bill or IN trult At si-hL on Hiclnnon1, Va.
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Fa3aY EcbrHarY o.

On nation pi Mr.. Snerrard. the COMMITTEES Tor
Courts Of Justice Instructed 10 luqulte Lotto tLc
cNpcdieucy Of So amending the act, entitled act
auIlorising the removal OF slaves nom tie counY
OF Alexandra, in the District al Columbia iule this
Commonwealth passed the 2lSt oi JaunAry, l-0i.
make 1t la~iul for any nilablIan OF tie STATE
Of Virginia, or Of the SAID county Of Alexandria.
owning slaves therein, 10 remove The the SAID
county aud back again into this Common" cath; IA
like manner as I2ht have been done before sad
county was separated from the State al Virginia,
and ALSO to inquire INTO the expectancy Of providing
by law, that II any tenant for life shall have here
iolure removed slaves slaves held lur r nom
TINS STATE into the said coun.,, such tenant for Iiti
shall not incuI any penalty or forfeiture i.f such
removal.
! Ga motion Of Nr. Crntchicld, ,hc Committee oH
! Roads, DC. MS instructed II nqulrs into the eX-
pediency of authorizing TIC Euar If Public Works
10 complete the loans authorized to be made to
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Prepare for the Pressure

Dec. 81
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hHfl2Ft > gffW.F ~, l9Jh
am poE > year o. Ege--uhcn M uy l5th
year. 'scslss a wound 90 uy lst be-. wbjrb
bcc1me liberated, and cnuttnufi 80 until tie first
Of March last, II wou.d oecasioraiy heal 40
aud then bfeaS ont again bot most al the irfuc,
Il was IN very painful coodt''aa the sor, ta sirg
extended 70 a large an, aud betams yc-y deep
tried macy remedies 10 make cure fthout
success until ! applied G5sE'a irrqin1t,s OtHi-
mtai, tao pols ot which have rIsctga'fy rusad.
my Lex, and reduced It 10 tts natural si4e. Tic
cure would have htrn made much s,oneF, lad (
strictly attended 10 The directions ior the use Of
the hotmeh,; bu, thu isiiod 10 Do, Wide ioJk
much exercise, snd very imputru'ly urrd tight
bssd4ge. Ny leg has bsen ec.l ,or more then
SIX months, during which time, | have walked
much, yet u remains frm and nee from ell sore.
meas or Inflammation. After having been afflicted
for period OF loriy.one years, noN enjoy the
benefit Of a sound leg agaiu.
LIZ IS HOLLONkN.
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the speed of the boats. As for their medI.
al qualities, they are justly entitled 10 be
called Medicamtntum Grdeid ProbafnBl,
I'd est, remed, approved by g'ace for they
ctfectualy cool ST. Anih0ny's Fire, aud stop
81. Vlius's Dance they purify the plmples
IN the small pos, aud radiate the red gun
IN teethn. they reduce white swelling aud
cure the black jaundice, blue devils, yellow
scarlet, or ANY other coIored ievers; they
cure also the thrush 10 children, and the pup
IN hens, the s,aggers IN horses, and the
nightmare IN owls. But further enumera
lion is unnecessary; suffice It TO say that
this medicine IS a comblnatloG, uson new
principles, discovered by the present pro
prietors's immortal grandmother, and are
an exception TO all the rules OF science, com.
mon sense, and expedIence So that whlle
they are the most powerful agent IN nature,
IL ,outlonz,ug the Whole animal economy
and eradlcatlng the most incutable diseases,
they are at The same tine perfectly mno.
cent preparation, and may be taken with
entire safety BY the nursing lniani-a pow
eltul, all harmless T
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted TO Evan HagIer by
IA Book Account, are hereby notified that
the Books are in my hands as trustee and
the said Evan Hagler assigned his books 10
the use Of Messrs. Morrison IL Harris, for
4 debt due by bin 10 them, on the / 9th day
Of October, 1897, and no offset will be Ia.
ken since that date.
II. c, OWENS, Trustee.
n. B. All those indebted, are requested
to make payment, by Cash OF Note, lmme.
dlateIy, as the business mus, and shall be
closed, and those that do not settle BY the
Isl day Of February, their accounts will be
handed odt for collection.
II. c. OWENS, Trastee.
jan 8, 1893. sOG
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POETRY.
F.sm The .Iaiae FIrmer.

Es6m TIE Hume ftirnfr.
THE FARMERS WINTER SONG.
Thor, i, d time he wise mau saiIh,
FL IN things To be done;
T. alo0gh, 10 SOW, 70 reaP-as roll
SaeeesslSc seasons on,
For pleasure, too. IN fiowry spring,
L. fragrant summers wales,
In irutiu. Autumn's yellow fields,
IL winters evening tales.
Aad ihOugh the field. are bleak and drear.
The iafsst's ysrdus gone
Ane al j. siihsfcd Geld and sere,
j. gaster, held and lawn;
There's something iefi and much TO cheer,
And charm ghs farmers heart;
For 4lrtis sinds TO harvest hope,
Great Influence iaparL
And while he views the Grihipg snow,
And thread. the ft,zsn earth
II has al home his gamers full,
AID social blazing hearth
And thus be- sings Whs','sr Pervsds
The earth or sly at morn;
o. ei4tr, winds or sammer's suns,
The farmers hope is born
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
TO our Custouncrs!

EEAVlNG seen so many sha'p notices
HI in the last Journal, for debtors TO
come forward and settle their accounts Ell
ther by Cash or Note, and the dreadful con.
sequences which will result from failure
to comply, we almost feel dehcacy IN
sounding similar alarm ia the ears OF our
friends; bat justice 10 ourselves demands
similar enumeration, and We ieel confident
tha, no reasonable man will raise any oblec.
lions To closing his account once year. II
money is out at the question, we will lake
your signature, and IN doing this We 'cnuer
the Leger much more beautiful IN appear.
unce aud less liable TO the production oil liI
lgalion.
WILLIAMS Il BOYD.
Jan. Q, 1888. e0g
\. h. We are still very anxious TO sell
goods TO our old friends and customers and
wall DO so upon as reasonable terms as W.
can, consistent with our interest.