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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14
Dancing Acaden1y.

W. SAtN DaIEt
mi OST respectfully begs leave to inform the La
I'VE dies and Gentlemen Of Burlington and vicinity,
that his Dancing Academy will open on Saturday
Dec. 18th, at Mr.. J. Towards Assembly Room,
for the instruction Of young Ladies, Misses and
Masters, in DANCING and WALTzING and
would solicit share Of patronage from his friends
an the public. -pIedgng himself that no pains will
be spared in forwarding his pupils in the polite ac
compslment OF Dancing in all its branches. Par
ticular attention will he paid 10 The manners and
demeanor of those entrusted TO his care. An easy
graceful, and gentee style Of dancing, and yarie
y Of the newest and most fashionable Cotons
and WaItzes will be taught. Terms of tuio
So $50 per quarter. A quarter entities the scholar
to twelve lessons, and one public, which will be
given expressly for the admission of parents and
friends Of the scholars. Hours OF attendance from
10 3 O'Clock, p. Nj. MIR. Saunders would also
give notice that his evening school will commence
on Monday Dec. the 10Th. The Young Ladies'
Glass for The first four evenings, will be formed at,
two o'clock, Z. NJ.
Burlington, Dec. 7, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14
Great SnOM Storm.

A GREAT and unusual fall of Snow for
"A this season, say to the depth ollie or Is
inches, would have a wonderful tendency TO
increase the price OF Goods. AS it is, Ladies
coming from distance on wheels, can buy
articles for Dresses or Coaks as cheap, if no t
little cheaper, than ever. II is surprising TO
see what an effect fall of snow and cold
weather has on large bodies of water in frecz.
ing them up; and it has much the same effect
in closing up stock of Goods Therefore,
should snow como soon. the goods would all
be sold otfat HOW.4RDS. Dec. 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04

A GARD.
gW1HE undersigned have opened house in this city
Il for the purpose of transacting
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
nrr,cr. No, 10 GRAvIER STREET, UP STAIRS.
HIP LEVY.
The house a, Grand Gulf, Miss, will be continued
References.
Godfrsy, Lay S; RE & s""' New Orleans. La.
H b Hill L. Co, Louisville, KY, !
John Nj Gilmore, Vicksburgi Mias.
Harper f.! , CARPENTER .:a & Co Grand Gulf Miss.
SiI,s Liard, Natchez Miss. .
New Orleans, July u, 1888. Vl@
CARD.
NATHANIEL TOWNSEND having located him
sell in New Orleans for the purpose OF transacting
General Agency and Commission business, would re-
sneet,ly solicit from the public share Of their pa
| tronage. .,
acting Of any business that may be desired IN tiat
couulry and will guarantee prompt and unrentted at
trn,ion to all business entrusted to his charge and
faithful application lin accordance with insructions) Of
ali funds that may come into his hands.
n 1 Raw Mr. CLAIMS church, and adjoining Gibsons
reading room. sign of the Texan Consulate.
| ENew Orleans, November %, 1851.
Preferences.
Ms Mes. III H lily, Bush q Co. New York.
| Alvarez Fisk, Natchez, Miss.
! RIM Stroih r. 81 Louis, Mo-
John T ~ y. Louisville, n.y.,
DR. lab 4 See c, Hopkinsville, Ky. ms 6m
FYRnMnNs INSURANCE. COMPANY
| OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office No. "a Ndusson's Building,
no CANAL STREET.
4 FILTERS. COMBINATIONS, CELLER 4. Ct
TIONS, Of S ColeIidge..
or od n ies = Ed, e s of So,ld .s
sscol,on. on the Religious State OF the Country.
sWhale Fishery; being Nos 26 and q OF the Boys an
Girls Library.
10 eli BANCROFT /. Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04
RaInNESS

A REAUTlrIn head Of hair rs tho gr5ndrat orna
y men, belonging 10 the human Frame Hnw rf'Snes
" the loss OF il changes the cannenance ann nreme
,urelv rngs on the appearance of old age. which c.ui
sea reco at being uncovered, and so'netimes
slus scctv to avoid the tests and sneers q
their rcuua iance the remainder o tier lives are con-
srauany spent in refinement. In short not even the
loss of property fills the thinking vnnth with
that neavv sinking glnnn does the loss Of is hair
Toarrrr all these unlea ant cfcuinsiancea 'idridge
Rain of Columbia stors the hair from falling off nn the
frat application and afew hotties restores u again. "
likewise produces eyebrows aud whskers prevents thf
muir turning grav, makes it curl beautifully, and
frees ii from scnr. Numenns certificates sof tho first
responsibility in support Of the virtues Of Oidridgel
Balm, shown by the pronrietors.
U Read the followins:-
Robert Wharton Esd late Mayor Of Philadelph
has certified AZ may be seen below, to the high chara
Ter of he following gentlemen -, -
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have USED
the Balm e Columbia discovered BY J. oidmdgs Eng
against the falling of OF hair, bu, also certain restora
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
| Methodist Minister in st George charge.
| M Sc North Fitirst.
JOHN p fNGiis, 32l A,th street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ d, 1853 Racest
| HUgH NlcCURDY. Sia soutl, I'd st.
JOHN GARD, il 1s3 Arch street. j..
1t IL known that three Of the a1vs signers are mora
than So years Of age, and the Others not less than 3o
fFrom the Maydr:]
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
City of Pill adephia.{
I, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said city Of Phiade:,
fhin, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Mcsars = Inglis, John Furey and Hugh NJ. Curds:
hope signed to the above Certificate that they
are gentlemen Of character and Responsibility and as
such full credit should he given to the said certificate:
In wiint's &t .reof have hereunto sci my band
aia caused the seal Of the City To be afixed, this
9Th day " December, &c.
H.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON; Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle ofthe Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper. on which is represented
the Falls Of Niagara, &C
Sold Wholesale and fetal BY the sole agents for Anne
rira, No 9 Fc,che, street. near Maiden laiie enc doc,
below Pearl street and by most druggists and pernsrs
through Ii country. +
mo Wholesale pen1s. New Orleans,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04
PinnOiOrte and Music

poleons midnight review just received and for sale
sp2i Pianoforte and Music
IRvING's NEW WORK &c.
TIME ROCKY MUUNTAlNS-Or scenes, incidents
und adventures in 'the Far West" diges,ed from
lie joarnalot Captain l. Z Bonneville, oi the Army
Of tic United tatee, and illustrated from various other
sotrces by Washington irving, in 2vur.
The VICTIMS OF SoCiETY-By The Countess
of Bessirgtoil, IN vols.
Just rec rived aud for sale by
W NJ url<EAN
DIAPER, quiis, .e.l pens, ink, ilhit waters sealing
a AJAX, india rubber, black sand, I,onnce. and every
other article OF stationery OF the very best quality con
'N''' WI '''''' ''' ~ 7''' DAVID FELT& co.
mig NY Statoners' Hail. 90 thlrtres Il.
-. HITE HAVANA SUGAR--a5 boxes landing
w from schr rsxas for sale by
may % SLATER Il TkiER 40 Psvhraa y
1H1EXls MONEY-sl8oo Treasury Notes for ale
Il by TRHfDE & BROTHER,
n,sy 39 80 Common. cor. taeazin st
SusAR0 '''u' IL G p SIX sf's b s,vew, ev.e.
1pACON-4O casks Cincinnati Cured, in store, Tor
Id sale, by G. DORSEY,
jelG Al New levee.
II iels G.DoRsEY, IA New Levee.
EAF l.AKD-50O kegs, in 6nc shipping order. for
"a sale by CD ,nsEf,
jeI8 % a New Le'ee.
MTacKEREI., LIME, &c.
lVE "a bbls. mackeral, nos. . an
50 hall barrels mackeral, nos und2
1l9a casks of lime,
% bundles hay,
5000 feet lumber,
Landing from brig Rinalda and for salebs
JH sIETSON AVERY & 30.
NEW HAT STORE.
| WtJST received per late arrivals from New York,
~ IRE iii and fashionable assortment If HATS.
The Subscriber would particularly call the attention
ST the pulic to a st,le Of beaver hats Of superior
finish fine texture, rio and beautiful s'rc also to
fine plain Russia hut Of superior quality; and also
sreni article of silk ha toseti with general a.
sortent uanufac,u ed by himself, expressly for this
'''' ~ y ''''' JW OSBORN. 81 Camp street.
N.R Cit, and country dealers arc invited to call.
itb 8
~ RICHARDS, Tohacco and Snuff lnanuiac
> ,urer, No. e17, Camp greet, New-Orleans
wishes TO inform his friends a,, the public IN general
! b,t he now preiiAred Furnish any thing, in h'
above b,,siness al, has constantly for AIe the following
articles: -
Rose, German Rappce.
! Macabay; English Phi .cRegent,
Initiated, American grntleinan's.
| BerganN, Duhkeht happte,
Irish Blackguard, ST. Omar,
Curacos, Paris,
Pure Spanish, Halt coarse hari~e'
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder:
TOBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented OF PLAIN.
Fine cut smoking, OF various qualities
Ril'-foot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The above articles Mll warranted asg Il, fno; $,
perior any thing OF the kind imported, aud will
furnished to deale son the most lihcirlterms. may
NEW BEDFORD SPr.HM CANDLES-lO0 h,xt
~ Of New Bedford Sperm Candles landing ir"'
ship Kentucky, and for sale by
LAWRENCE Il LEGENDRE,
| ieol 70 T. % New Leve
lDRAZIERS COPPER-l000 sheets brazers cope
Id weighing ten pounds each, in store and for sale
SAMUEL. LOCKE & CO..
NO Front Ievea, between Custom House and Bic'
Vile streets. june "a
New Orleans and CnrrOllt0n Rail ROnd
Arrangement for running the cars from th's da'e
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04
GOastW1se.

FOR NEW YORK
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE.
Regular packet 9Th August.
81 The splendid fast sailing Packet ship
I'm. HUNTSVILLE Cornell master, will sal as
tAAAg above For freight or passage, having spieil-
did Recommendations apply to the Captain, on board,
op'''''' ' d BEIN e. ACOHEN,
;ve6 90 Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04

NEW AUSIC-She wreath Of ,oses; Ellen
Tree Look forth my fairest The Star Spirit; Come
sing your lesson The heath this night; List the lay OF
the Gsndolier The lady leaves the banquet hail. Ma
poleUns nidhght review. just received and Tor sale
ut B CASE1 .,
40 ard Nus
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04

IN5EED OIL, in Casks and in bills warranted n
IL pure article, for sne, whole sale ana re'n'o
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
Medicine, Paints & Oil Dealers,
;el8 Corner Of Common s. Tcl,oupoulas SITS.
THROWN SHEETINGS-s0,0nO yards d-4 Brown
ID shcelings, landing from ship Cherokee, suitable
for the Mexican market or City trndd, Tor sac, ny
W. " STETSON & AVERY,
;.la SO Gruyier street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-04

- UiAR-i7O hhds very prime, on Plantation eigh
y rifles from the city, for sale by
TKHYnE g. BROTHER,
r.e9 80 Conruibn st coret 81 Magazine IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Leisure Hours.-ln what way can our
leisure hours be hlled up so as 10 Turn
% greater account Than in profitable read.
ingl inung men. do YOU know how
much Is depending on the manner in
which you spend your leisure hour.'
AK The confirmed inebrisIe when he
frs, ynrned aside IRON The path Of sohrl-
e,y, and, il his memury be not gone with
hi. reason. he will dwell 9Th painful re
collection upon The hours Of leisure he
enee enjoyed. Ask the Sieum Of crime
when he .pok the frs. step IN his reck.
less career, and you will probably remind
him Of III. leisure hours enjnyed IN his
sou.h. On he other hand, do you see
man ShO vs. once in The humble walks
of life, nov 7osing in a sphere Of ex-
tended usesulnsss--he husbandej his
leisure hours. MuIuiutss, whose names
look bright in the constellation of wUr-
,laes, owe their elevation to the assiduiIy
with which they improved the intervals
of leisure they enjoyed from the pursui,
of The plough. he awI. or The anvil. They
substitute the study oG useful books for
those uaing smusements which msId-
iou.ly lead The un~sry into the paths Of
pruflgscy aud wee.
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Public Sale.

TIVE subscriber viii sell, 10 the highest bid.
4 der, on Thursday the 18th Of October
next, on credit of nine months,
Horses. CauIe, Hogs, Shsep. and Gee.e;
Corn, Fodder Oats and Hay;
One Wagon and Geer;
One Wheat Fan Of a superior quality;
Farming Utensils;
Household and Kitchen Furniture:
with many other articles too tedious 10 men
ion.
JAS. MEBANE, JR.
H.~ Fields, Osi"ber "a. So Il
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ANxIHILATION Is IMPOSSIBLE

Ills INV ascerIaInrd. and IS Capable al
ghe rIe.rrsI pro- It. thai Ihe slbple eIe-
n.ns Of ahich al sunstsHees Is cumpOs-
sd, rs.n.i. 10y any conceivable means,
b. DESTROYED. They may mdeed be So
changed - Ia present not The least re-
SEN me 10 their previ"u, form; they
mst 81 mayed with other bodies thai
their identity Cannot be irsced-they may
be di,sIpaied INTO invisible vspUrs. and
BE- apparently ann,hdsled; but We learn
from the science "f chemistry. that IN eV-
erv shape the sane elrmeals remain ll-
ex,ingulshsble aud unallered. The phe-
nomena ol solution sffnrds some Of the
most obvious illustrations Of complete
change produced in bodies wIIhou, csus-
Jog their snnihIlaIiOn.
II a piece OF SILVER he immersed in di
luted nuric acid. in short tine the silver
gill be entirely dissolved. Its hardness,
its iusire, lis ienscIy, lie speci6c gravity,
ali the characteristics which distinguish
1t as metal are gone. It's very form has
ssnIshed, and the hard, spleadld, ponder.
Gus and opaque metal, which ie" min
ules before was immersed IN the mix
iure. is apparently annihilaIed. The H.
quId. however, remains as Jumped az be-
tore. IL presents no difference IN appear.
snce TO IndIcaIe change. What. then.
has become Of the solid piece Of silver
shch was placed IN the hquid!-musl
we conclude that II is annihlated! Put
some pieces OF copper iuto the solution,
sud The silver will resppesr, and fall ~
The o"'ton Of the glass III small brilliant
metallic crystals. Though solution Is one
oil The Simplest processes OF nature, the
limited faculties oil man will no. permit
hun To comprehend The mode in which
u operates. There Is not one phenome.
non Of nature tia, the mud Of man can
Iplly comprehend. and alter pursuing III.
inquiry as far as the mental capacity
All admit, he Is snll obliged TO comics.
Il at there Is an operating power Beyond
&c reach Of hIs comprehension.
BakelceN.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE ERICAN
chronological Journal
mis- Ell L L ny.

TT 10 a remarkable fact, that while the con-
- verts TO the belief that PhTenoloPy is true,
have, within a few years, most astonishingiy
multiplied. there does not exist on The Amen
.an continent a single periodical whose object
- to advocate its truths, rcpeI the attacks made
upon IL, or answer the inquiries which even
andid persons are disposed To make concern
ing il. And this IL tie more surprising, since
the materials already existing and dairy aug
nenline, with which 10 enrirh such pub!ica.
tion, are almost inc xhaustlble.
The science Of medicine has its appropriate
media through which To present 10 the profess
SION and to students all the new facts which
occur, and all the new theories which are adj.
yucated in the various institutions ii medical
srience throughout the world; and il il proper
that il should be SO. The game is true al the
ptl,er leading professions, OF law, and bf dIvI
atty. But n0tw Outstanding the important hear
ings which phren0ingists know their srIence to
have on medicine, AID divinity, and law, there
70 no publication through VIII cb, as the appro-
priate channel. those bearings may be pointed
nut II is true that sumo newspapers. and oil
30 one or iyo works 0f q less ephemerai cha
racter, do occasionally admit articles III iav0r
4 phrenoIngy: bot these do not meet the pre-
s,nt necessity. A periodical which IL aVo" ed
genealogical. one whose pages shall constl'
lie permanent depository offacts, aud which
snail be open for the expression of"pInIons and
the record of principles connected With those
facts as r.oe needed. and strong t:eiing ID
ms necessity, together with belief that such
work is exienslTeiy demanded, aud will mec'
y ia encoura eemeni and support, las induced
'he publisher to present the prospectus ri The
l.nc r,can Phrenol"gicaI Journal and Misceila'
y"
Tbs object Of this work will be to preserve
s.s.s slElsE Inc .losI latstsstins II ghs yer!
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StravS.

SpAKES up by Harrison Parker, at Red
Mountain, and entered on the siruy Book
for Orange County. on the 2Ist day of Stplem
Der, 1898. Cray HORSE, three or four years
old. four feet nine and hall inches high, black
legs, name and tail; valued ct City dollars.
Also Chesnui Sorrel MARE. eight or uine
years old, four ieet eight and three quarter.
lnrhrs high. two hind feet white, and white
spot on her right thigh near the iank, valued
at forty dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
October ) So
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Trust Sale.

aY virtue Of deed in trust, executed to me
b. Charles NJ Larimer for purposes there
in named, shall proceed TO cell, tor cash. at
the Store House oT Latimer s. Mebane. in Hi'Is-
borough, on the 18th Of October next, all the in.
terest "f Charles VI. Latimer in the STOCK or
GOODS Of every description, (ii berg one hall
thcre"i,) now un ham,; also one hslt &C the
Store House aud Lot; ard also one half Of
EuprIc and Harness. Those who wish TO pur
chase are invited to call at the Store House
and examine an inventory Of the G""ds presi.
Gus 10 the sale. as the whole undivided share Of
said Lailrner will be sold together.
JAMES LEATHERS, Trustee.
October "a 35-ts
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AttentiOn!!

To the Commissioned. non- Commission
Cd o!Er,rs AMI .uusir:ans ts!eagia. 10 the
Ava Regiment Of North carolina militia.
TpU are hereby nntifi and order.d to at.
- tend at Htlshoroogn, on Friday thu 26'h
ay nf october next, al a clock equipped
q. IN" law Directs, Tor dul auster aud c"uI
martial a: d an saruday tie 2.lh, each cap
Tain viii attend, with his respective company
At ~ o'clock, lawfully equipped. Tor re. linen.
"a exsTrise
E. G. MANGUM, Col. Com.
September 25. So
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ vii! he made to the next Legislature oil
tho State OF North Carolina fur an act to incor.
pirate Junto Academy, formerly called Mount
Peasant.
September 10. - =
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CREATION And REDEMPTION.

M=hEsA Nv - -
sr ARcHprsoOS srESeER'
.....s h. a,r.s.~-~ ~gs las ~oEds sfer-a-
$40.
-. "a a.. ehaas sai saleaee Il aishi;
r.'-.,r,,.s.osM-r = ,rsas.a Ia ter saai''a.
ssg.sar... ,sias 4 k'ad'"d To light.
..,, .A... b. s.h,."-'rhs Greet sPiEi: dc.
sse.As:
x.aa,,a'a - &c waves that II darkas's
hsfseF'i ;
rs.H.a il his s'~ry eiaas asesHd"d.
ia. ss-. o. the sHth their mild ''s'AAss
ELI ,Asrs be Egar'-sss iss fruits and the
bawss.
Responded in smiles TO the asw-lgAied sky
There "a. sssn, IN the gale. there -ss bloom
in The 4 '~ers.
Sweet sound fsr the ear, and sots hue Tor 'he
eye.
"L., there be Eght!"-Aad the mild eye Of
wamln
Bsam'i joy on the man Who thus rA'sa''s
ssay'di
rasrs va. j,y-uii the foe to ell hsPPiae''
humsn
crsPt into those bO~ers-~as hsard-ano
eeey'd.
ale, there be lish,"'-wsrs the words Of SAL
Walton.
whea man lad defeated LIES object and end.
Had waasd from his glorious and glad elesa
tIoa,
as.nd.a'a God and eoniorm'd to iend,
a., there Oe lishr!'-The sane spirit super
That hsalsd the Iareh when creation bega"
LAID ssris t,e tnga, s~anz Il the G0dhsa"
eisrnsl.
AID ~roashi as . servant. and SePt IS
man.
lie, there be lish,!"-from Geshsenan'
spraging,
From GplsO,na's da'kness. from Calvary :
tomb.
Joy i.y unto mortsls. god ang"ls are singing
The Shiloh las lr.uuPhd aud death is o'er
came.
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Of .MTsLan.s' Hold
The only establishment in the city devoted ex
clusIyely TO this business.
COUNTRY Merchants ere supplied al ma.
" nuiaCiUreIs' prices. aud their Clans ia
nrsd from brsaksgs 70 any part 81 the Union,
Without Extra charge.
Those who may have orders for large Glass;.
CO, wunld do we'll 10 inform rs by letter, prev.
nus 10 their coming on. oi the size Of the plate
and the kind Of frame they may want, (whe
Their OF Gilt, Mahogany or Marble that the az
,irle may be manufactured expressly for The
occasion
Merchants should give their orders for Look.
ing Glasses the fist ting Oh Ghen arrival, o.
insure them well put up
;CTS Any cd.,"r e q weekly paper. Who IL
publish this advertisement To the amount &C sil
dollars. at his usual rate. shalt be- duly paid IN
Classes al the manufacturers prices, which al
course must BE- a. law o. they can be bomrh,
~ the city provided he " III ,end on his bill b,
merchant who will purchase Glasses. wnl
Which we can pack and forward them 81 on;
risk Of breakage.
September I. So
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BE TIL MONT
Female Academy.

'SNiIE subscribers respectfully lniuTm tie
n pubic that the exercises uf this tnsIItu
ton continue unGer the fare nf Mrs. ELlLi
MOhRO"; and az she gives Ter yacair IL
~ the winter. the school wall continue. with
out intsrH,ssian. until November lUutP Ia.
dies viii be charged only from the time Of adj.
mission.
The manner in with this School has been
he,eInfnte conducted - highly satisfactory, and
we take great pleasure 10 Recommending II Ia
the patronage al parents and guardians. Who
intend giving Iher daughters and wards thc
| advantages Of q liberal cducaIiou. Tie prtt
Of tuitIon is eight dollars per session. Diaw.
| ing and Painting Eve dollars extra.
Board can be obtained IN respectable fsmi-
hes, at a short distance from tho Academy. al
| five dol ars m"nth
THOMAS ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PICKARD.
Il May
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Job Printing,
NEATLY s EXaEDIrloUSLY EXECU' -
sE5~ AT TINS oTEIsE. -ka
HILLS ROUG II. N. Z.
PUBLISHED wEEKLS
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT Three pniLaEs TEAR, On TWO p"l'"
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AtsAS't'
Those who DO not give notice al 'het """
- have their paper dist outinucd OF Tue eAp
ton uf the year, will be presumed ss 'ss M
IT. ,ontinr on, uu,ll counicTmandcd s,s.
PAPER will &c discontinued until all ar'tS ~,
are patd, uniees OF he pIi"n 81 'hr i"'i ",s
Aavcritseuru's net exceeding s'x'cf" ".'
nne dolar t"r the first, aud twenty i've N
lar each subs, q"e"i irs"t''""; l"rtct ", CIV f,e
%. pn,ti"n tout advertisements wv! ont.
per cent Tighter. A dt 6u' tim al 3'i P,'
~. b. Rass 10 .GvsIissn By nc !'~''
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OIGngs County.
In Equily-Seplsnber Term. 1888.
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lFeOds '. BStbin and siAsEs = Orleiasl Bill.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Cou,,
- that James Woods. ane e the defendants
ia this cause. u not 81 Inhabaant u this sialr,
II u literature OIdrTsd lhal pabllsAilo be made
IN the :iilsboTough Recorder iaT siI Sssks
successfully, that unless the said drlendsu,
APPEAR al the next term IL this Court. 10 d
held for the county Of Orange. 81 lie ross..
huuse in IIillsb9rough. On the second Monday
Of March aeIt. and plead. ansSsT 90 dsmuI.
the cause wIL be sci down FIR hearing, and
heard sT paTis - 81 him.
JAMES WEBB, c. & VI. E.
SEPTEMBER -. 81 sw
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