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List Of Letters
I'd EMAlNING in the Post Office a, Charlotte
Ia, on The lsi OF January, lo9o,

I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte
IA, on The Isl OF January, lo9S,
A-Mrs. Margaret Alexander, Sea-, N. : Alex
ANGER, David Alexander, K. A. Alexander, Jas. X
Alexauder. Jas. NJ. Alexander
B-Nin. ;. Banker, Mws Rebeces '. Bard
Mrs. Lasieis + Brevy, ,, Aarcn NJ, Bryan Nan
eY Brown, Sen, \. J. B-t,le, MARY Bassst, Mrs
Clover Burnett.
C-Wm. Cook, " alter r Caldwoli, Nat Cou
ter. Tho Caps, Sarah Ca,hel. Giibert Could Jot
Cannon, George l.. Ca@pbelb SEIZED J. Caldwell
Jauts Cimsbeil.
D-Dsvey a. Dougherts, +. A. Delame'he, A.
a., Davis. ReY Charles Dunn.
E Janes Eagle.
FIJI. J. Fiacher, J. c. Frazier, J. a. Frazer
D J fergu.on, VIM. Fosri.
CT u. Gibson, II. Croft, s Goodman, ]. Gu
as, L. J. Crier, J. Gi0bcBs
HIN. A. Harris, ?. Nlrs j. Houston, J. ilnd-
~oa, X :. A. Hambey. Miss ]. l.. Harrison, t. T.
tlousion. E. Hagl,r, : S. hughes, J liuey, y.
flodee. = tipHefth. Miss f. Houston.
IA. b. johnson, ,, b. Irwin, ID. james, Wat
j. < ] james.
k-N,s Mary krkpstrick.
M M'C!oug;,,, I,dCsy, A. M't'aheY, Mss
NJ NJ ,re. ]. Ne sell ,. ". Moore, &. n Gam, }.
III a,nh. -datearel, a slave.
N-u,>, n. Nesgle- , &. V. Motley.
O-tdiiul 0&i ;. Or, A. J. Orr.
P-M,s. A. {. Pr ker, Lew Polk, ). Pence, V.
Par -. Cap, J. ". Phiiiss, Miss n. Polk.
q - 50 K. QueTl.
II -Nm Rice, a VI. Rca, ]. w, Rodgers.
So S Ih,nsoa, + Snih, 2 Jua. NJ Swami,
Ms a. J. Stoan, Asa Ste hens, J S'esatt. VIZ.
SHARP. L. stephens, J. Sharpe, J. Sumper, Mrs. ;.
Smart, K. W. Sauadsr,, Il. Smith, john [. 81 TO,
Addier SPENCER
T-~. 4. Todd. |. Ttgmson.
v knAet, Vernon.
WIS Whits~e. ,, G. Wilson, VIM. II. Vii
liatos, y J. ". WtHbon, J. y. W il,on, VA.
Wilson, Jas. Nllksr
H.R WILLIAMS. z. r.
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Ny trart of Land, lyIng within one mile
Of the lo"n, containing $50 acres, about
sixty or seventy Of which IS IA cuuystlou,
Of good quaiIty, with quantity If first ,sle
bottom aud upland 10 clear, well satred
and hmbered, situated and lying on The two
Sugar Creeks, at the head Of the mil dan.
most commonly known by the name ii b.
sells dam. ] deem II unnecessary 10 give
a further description Of the property, as
persons wishing TO purchase can call on
the and view the property. will 81 II low
for cash, or will give long credit Of an
nual instruments 10 SUI; the pufchaser, II the
payments are made perfectly secure.
SAM. INCOME
Charlotte, July 26. ls37 iGH
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On The neck ef the Indian whose b6lN -
unison melted in tears. Their gratitude
was then extended TO the good dog-lhey
caressed him with ,nexpressible delight, as
the animal who by means Of his sagacity
had found their offspring; and conceived,
like the res, of the group, he must BOW
stand in need Of Refreshments, plentiful re-
past was prepared for hlm, after which he
aud his master pursued their Journey; and
the company, mutually pleased with the
happy event, returned To their respective
habitaiiors, highly delighted with the kind
Indian, and his wonderful dog.
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sugar sreek AcadeAly.

[ is the ofafoa el many, i.lt f'-h
n preparatory Schaol Is grealy needed IN
this section of country. The object Of tbs
lBslliutiou Is to prepare pupils iur admission
lato College, and extend 10 those nho do
not wish to take collegiate course, 'he ben.
efis If sound and practical EnIiisl, Eiu.
eaten, thai will Qdaity them Tor lie ogdl-
/ uary business Il life.
] fhe cvurs,. ii studies wiil b. extensive, EN-.
bracIng instruction 10 the Ltin aud Greek
! Languages. IL Mathematics The course viii
b. equal, aseSteuslve aud til. rough To- those
y be- desire i. as in most Colleges. In SCI
euces, the course VIII embrace the branches
tha, can b. conveniently taught ~ well
regulated ACADEMY. Instruction Will b.
gwen a. Arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography, with The use q Globes and
Atlas.
Since to prove successful IN any business
requires an individual Undivided attention,
the subscriber AS determined to devote his
tune to iIierar' pursuits as Professional
Teacher. IN appearing before tie pobiic,
hp does not prof IS any extraordinary meth
IDS OF expedi,ng the acquisition Of sBo"l-
edge, bat from Tour years experience believes
that ihs man principle consists N IlIp~tra.
tons 50 clear as 10 interest, to engage alien
ton and to keep awake their feelings ana
ambilan.
VIM regard 10 sclpline, The more mild
anI conc .lIatory methods will be used With
cut ever resortipg IN severity, except 10 ca
ses Of refractory and incorngIble subjects,
as harsh irratmen, and angry Recommendations
have a tendency 10 damp their ardpr and
alternate their affections from The Instructor.
Thq Institution is located in healthy
country, near Sugar Creek Church three
miles distant from Charlotte, sufficiently
retired TO avoid the aluremenis of vice a0d
d dissipation, and TO secure attention 10 bust.
mess. The morals Of the pupils will be
carefully guarded.
TnitIon Sl2l a session Of five months.
BOARD eau De- obtained at s. a month.
The exercises wiil be resu med on the first
Tuesday Of January uext.
Pupils can enter at any period. No de-
ductlon alter entering to the end Of the ses.
siou, except for sickness.
For qualification, refer TO Rev. s. Vii
hanson, Rev. X. H. Morrison, aud Rev :.
Watson.
EOBT l. MCDOWELL, Principal,
MsckieHlnrg CO., Der. 20, 1887. ts0
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POETRY.
OH. THIS WERE 4 BRIGHT WORLD.

OH. THIS WERE A BRIGHT WORLD.
NJ RssESr slLFILiss.
aTaae--" Grsuss " Barney"
Oh this were bright sorid,
Most plessaai sSd CAV,
Did lese nsvsF lassuish
Nor friendship decay.
And pare rays Of feeling
Thai gladden. The heart
Like sunshine to nature,
Did never depart
To fair eyes no weeping,
To fond hearts 10 pain,
Did Hopes buds all blossor,
Al Incoming remain.
Ne sorrcw to eligAisn,
No cares 10 destroy,
oh then what bright world
or gladaess ssd Joy.
Did tims never alter,
Nor distance remove
The friend that We cherish,
The fend sRe We lave.
A sky never oloBdsd
Nor dsrksa'd BY 40,
Oh thea hus srrensly
Llis's strssmlCt would flow
Where pleasures less aaeilns,
Nor bfough, in their ,'aia
The mem'ry ofjOys fled
That eeaae net again.
Oh, thea VIA, bright worls,
All gladness and CAV,
Did love never lsuguish,
Nor ftleuds in dFsRF.
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NnTICE.

NJ bNsHss
Ms.as... A GENTLEMAN wish
=. 80 N esa situation as az In
SAzS struc,or OF youth, who pos
sesses the rare qualification OF beng read
er, and Is coApeteut To instruct IN the fesd
lng &C the Brush Poets, Who IS we'll quail
,fed 10 instruct in peunaushlp, Typography
History, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geometry, Algebra, &c. dc, and ~ho b.
lieves il to BE- behmd the spirit q the age
10 teach words without IDEAS.
The advertiser has had ample experience
as a Teacher, aod can give satisfactory re
ference.
Fer he satisfaction Of those aho deem a
knowledge of he Lonn essential IN an In.
gish Teachcr, the pubic are informed that
the ad,ernser IS acquainted with bat does
not wash 10 instruct 10 that language.
Letters directed to M through the Pos,
Office at Charlotte, vii be offended to.
Dee. -, 1897. ts3
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NOTICE.

rE,IlE subscriber offers for sale, his eIe.
III ganl Cast Iron Turning Lathe, for.
merlv belonging 10 Charles Joulaln, suita
bic tor turning Iron, Brass, y God &c. with
number Of tools and stamps Of all kinds,
winch he vii sell Io~ for cash.
Also
4 first rate CartsMl Wagon, placed upon
swnglng braces, winch val b. sold los
AID one halt ldken out 10 country produce
such as Corn, Pork, Fire Wood. De. liz
cau be found at any time at his residence
or the Carnage Shop.
WM L. MITCHELL.
Ctaroite, DEE. 20, 1887. $50
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Rranch Mint of the U. states,

Chgftsifs, ~ q. Ah Usctniec' 1906
FEvHE undersigned has the satisfaction to
IL announce that the erection ct the Ma.
chinery, Fixtures, DC. OF the Mint has 50
far progressed that he Is prepared to reee'ss
Gold Bullion, and issue certificates Tor tht
same, which certificates will be redeemeo
with gold coin at tins Mint, or at The MINI
IN Philadelphia, as toe deposItor may pre-
fer; or the value of the deposiie VIII be
paid here, the moment that The quality o.
the bullion is ascertained by assay.
The Ac, OF Congress authorizes the reiu
sal of all deposiles Of less value than one
hundred dollars.
JOHN II. WHEELER.
Superintendent
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FASHIONS! FASF.gONS.

E1sHE subscriber takes this method of an.
a nounclng 70 his patrons and tho pub.
lie, that he has lu,i received tho FALL 4
WINTER FASHIONS from New York
and Philadelphia, which for Beauty and
Taste, has not been eaceled by any pre-.
ylDus report.
lie respectfully solclts The continuation
Of pubic patronage; and he particularly
requests such as have never been well fitted
10 give him trial now, as he teoIs confident
III his ability 10 fit
ANY thing in human shape,
From eidE, 10 an 0pe.
He has on hand a good assortment of
Cloths and Trimmings Of The bes, quality
among his Cloths are nearly oil the co.
lors worn. He hos also number Of ready
made OV ERCOATSo Of various colours and
qualities. Also, VESTS and PANTA.
LOOMS (Which have all been made IN his
own shop within the last 70. mcnlhs.) Al.
80 Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, .Suspenders,
Giores, dc He IS determined TO give bar.
gains to all that will favor hm with their
custom, either as Tailor or Clothler, or both.
He will sell Cloth cheap, and make as cheap
as any other good workman.
A. GRAHAM, Taiioy & Ciotlier.
Charlotte, Oct IL, 1887. CIR
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%EV9 FYlgfE /!
Igaich q JelreUry Business.

" . uyi,~ the attention Of the pubic ID nur
present Sock Of Goods, which We will sell
low Tor Cash. All kinds 81 work done al
the Shortest Notice.
TROTTER & ALEX AMBER
Yer. g. 1891. 7jg
Thos. Tfo,ter returns bis thanks 10 the
Pubic for their support and respectfully ~,
yiies their custom 10 the above tirm. H.
would here remind those indebted % BAN by
NHe or Book account that il IS desirable
that the same should be settled by Cash
without delay, as he cannot give longer 10.
diligence.
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To the Public!

rNNlIE Subscriber still continues 10 carry
NJ on the PAINTING BUSINESS 10
all lts branches, viz:
Plain and Ornamental House Painting,
Sign and Flag do.
All orders ex cuted with neatness and de.
spalch. III. ID. W. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Jan /. 1888. 6sfi
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.LsOTFfER GREsTCrRl

A#tet2as - fsersAff ~ ~
am nov s. years u age wbea IN ~ 4
year, Ffcswys waasd on ay "a lsr "a
bec1ma uIerFefvd. and eaatinaea - unt'l )
Of March last Il aould occasions Is IN
add thea hgeak cot aRsin Int n~ss a d, 4
q sas - srF1 paiaia' eondit'Sl the ~ z. 4
extended b sarge sisr, and become sy q
! tfisa many feusfdlsa 20 make cur $50
-ucresa, ahli applied Gros'' iass.as. z
ssnt, tao pols o. wbtrh hase tdselsa
my leg and rtdaced II 70 Is uafarsIsa7.
cure aouid havv besn Grade meeA NJ
sitcuy attended 70 ,hg dsrerNos SO GO "a
thc oalatnt; Bat tai. fai'gd 70 e. s..s I
much estfcisr, and very im7rr1taf.7 gft 1
h4nSare. My leg kas bsrn ssn q u 4
alH muuihs, DUNG utich tu.s. aas' =
much sea i remains htgn and .fes aton
ness - uilsmmatloo. AFTER havns 5sta
.of peIif-d d for'y.qne year., nav
bcnsAl oi a sound leg agsin.
IFN. is tfnf iQNt
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NOTICE.
GROCERIES.

Some of a superior quality 10 ~hai has been
usual, kept IN this market.
Ankpds nf COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken for Goods.
A good quslity of COTTON Will still be
W. h, at the regular market prices, A.
inferior article must all be- taken out, OF o"
,.ade can be etiecled and that a, lu~ iafe'
No purchase OF Cotton eau be made unless
a large and far sample be brought OF the
Cotton delivered.
We honestly believe, that owing 10 the
h,gh rate OF exchange, expense, DC. that
the Charleston Goods are much lhe cheap
est. MORRISON x HARRIS.
Non. %, 1881. 1871
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ainabif Town Property
I0r sale.

TTVliE subscriber b.. .,su~
4f MI ing deslrou- 49,
isi'fH mos,ng from ths ~
$3.50. iolle, offers for sa,e b -
p1.-,>lra, IA SAID town, c,,nsislsu- tn
Dwelling House 10 which he nov resides,
beng one Of The most desirable residence .
10 Charlotte, having all necessary out boUs
IS besides WELL Of goOd water IN the
yard. Also, two lots, iew wards distance
iron The above, on opo IS nes frame
dwelling house ,--On the other Is weod
and smith shop, on the ina street, and
oilrs a good situation TOT carving 90
the Carnage Making BUSINESS. Ia oil a
the aboye property viii give good bargalus
aud make the terms easy, as ana deter
mined TO leave The place.
MILES NIL
Asgpt IL, 1897. 5yft
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Takpn IN

- sUhPH Up
A(N 4 Nd committed 20 the jail
49, IA Of Mecklrnburg Count,
Xp on the 9Th INST, a Negro boy
named GEORGE, about | : Ii,
s--.a... .ss.=-ss20 years Of aye, and about s
feet 10 inches high. SAID negro SAYS he
belonged to David Wethers, of Brunswick
co. Virginia, who sold hun 10 George Ra,
ney, who was taking him 10 the Stale Of Mis-
sissipp, and that he left al Salisbury. The
owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take hun ava,
JOS. McCoNNAUGHkY, latter.
Dee. IL. 1886. 24-u
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NOTICE.
gaiuable Property for Sale.

azya n OFFER for sale my yalu
s..z NJ able House aud lots m the
Mn Town OF Charlotte.
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One half of a Fishery, called Pcnny's,
althin less than a4,le y. the house which
Nlll b. attached to this place or not as The
purchaser chooses
Also
A tract called the Moore Place, within
two huudrcd wards Of the above tract, cci-
,a,nlag 100 acres, 90 which Is hrst rate
Meados ard good ~ood Iand-hes sell.
AIS
Another tract, called the Duun and Prm
Place, containing 800 acres. This place
hes veil has d gooo Meadow aud coed Sood
land.
The above lands wil be sald privately
betore the TUESDAY Of next Jauua0 Couh,
or be offered ou that day at Auc,ion, 8, the
Courthouse III Charlotte. kuu. Reid all
SHOW on have the above lands shgap to per
sons wishing 70 purchase.
ROBERT LATrA,i p
RUFUS REID,
Dee I~37 t-l
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Eairer Lands for safe.

EENHEioliawing tracts 90 the
II .Ly.r,s N Cata1ba Rlver,in Meek.
rIii:S tnburg county, belonging .
he estate OF Jas. La,ia, dec d.
The trscl ON which ,ht decraSs resided,
containing 500 acres Of good land, boun.
ded by the Calawba River lof nearly mile
under good fence aud well tInUered, el.seo
miles North west uf Charlotte, aud : miles
West Of ilope~eil Church. Oh said plan.
tation there Is good two stor, Dwelling
House, with all necessary out buildings, ut'
usually well built, aud arranged more can
yenlenty than un uos, places IN th,s euuti.
try. There is a Wei at lho house aud a
good Sprlns near.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31

REVIVAL IN HARTroRD.-Ihc num-
Der of persons admitted to the different
churches in this city during the present
revival, is nearly as follows, viz. In
the South Congregational Church, by
profession, ll2, by letter l4-in the
Free Church by profession and letter,
lO7-in the two Baptist Churches i25
in cach-in the Methodist Church TO
in all 753. A large number have
been admitted to the North Congrega-
tional Church, and there yet remain q
large number of candidates for admis-
sion. I'm the Centre Church, the ad-
mission Of candidates for membership
will take place OH the first Sunday OF
June next. We are informed that in
the other Churches also, there yet re-
main candidates to be examined for ad-
mission. Hartford Observer.
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ROCHESTER also as well as Boston. has ito
ornamen,cd cemetry for the dead. Tho
name is Mount Hope, and il IL thus noticed
in the X. Democrat.
In addition to the well-arranged and 70.
mantle locality itseIf-its broad aven1es. iis
Imagni6cent shade trees, and rts sunny slopes
tho "bonny blue lake" may be seen m Tho
distsnce and il you have rery nice ear,
and a small spice Of imagination, the sound
Of its waves, rs they dash Oh ~ rock bonnd
coast, may be heard booming over the land
upop the gentle breezes Of summer.
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ORRIs TOOTH WASH.


VnNlIE ORRIS TOOTH WASH is purely a
IL vegetable preparation. possessing the pro-
peries oG cleansing the teeth aud mouth. restor-
ing the gums TO healthy state, and preventing
any unpleasant taste or odour in the mouth, ,whet-
er arising from decaycd teeth, or from deranged
state Of the stomach.
s'Sound teeth and white teeth nre the most
valuable portions Of poor humanity, but how ma
ny neglect the attention necessary for their pre-
servation even when surrounded by all the means
needed. Among these we know of none more
pleasant and efieclual than the Orris Tooth Wash;
il cleanses and whitens the teeth, strengthens the
gums, puriies the mouth and sweetcns the breath.
We recommend its use TO all, young and old. -
tBosion Post
.The Oris Tooth Wash is the hest detergent
we ever used on cur enamel. l."-[Boston Tran
script
To The PuJlic.-The concurrent testimony Of
the most eminent Dentists and members Of the
medical faculty in every part of Tho Union, is u
nited in favor Of the Oris Tooth Wash
4 From DR.. Eleazer Parniy, Dentist
/, ] have used the "Ors Tooth Wash," and
having been made acquainted with the various
articles Of which il is composed, feel great plea
sure in recommending it as an agreeable, whole
some, and efficient wash for the mouth.
4 ELEAZER PARMLEY.
No II Park Place N. Y, Jan 1888.
From n. Dodge. manufacturer Of limitation In
corrupible Teeth, and Surgeon Dentist N. York.
Genilcmen-I consider your Orris Tooth Wash
the best in use. wish to keeph constantly on
hand for the use Of my patients; please send me
supply. Signed, N. DODGE.
i2S Canal street, New York, July Is, 1888.
The ADORE is for Sale in .NewpOrt, by
IL. j. TAYLOR.
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rue copy-wftness-
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

! The terms Of ecvcntccn United States
Senators expire ON the fourth Of March next.
viz -
Messrs. McKsan OF Pcnnsyfvanis-Web-
stcr Of Massachusetts--Swit OF Vermont
Robbins of Rhode lsland-Sovskard of New
Jcrsey-Bayard OF Delaware--Merrick Of
Maryland-Ri Of rslinadgo Of
New York-Norvell Of fMichigan-Bentono of
Siissouri-Tipton Of Indiana-Shepley 81
Maine-Niles Of COnnecticut-TrOttcr Of
Mississippi---Grundy Of Tenbesses---and
Morris OF Ohio.
Wings, G-Conservatives, 3-van Buren
men, b.
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E- The subscriber offers for sale
&:::'& his House and Lot in the vii.
'S liz lage Of Brooklyn, Con. The
EsS House has been built but a
few years,is convenient and pleasantly shua-
ted. On the premises are good Barn,
Wood-house, &c. The Lot contains one
acre Of first rate land, with one of the bes,
gardens in the village. Possession will be
given Immediately, or the purchaser may re-
ceive the rent until April, 1889. A part OF
the purchase money may remain if required
For further particulars and terms, apply to
ID. c. RoBINsoS, at Brooklyn, or to the sub
scriber, at Newport, II. !.
April ID. SAMUEL r. MASON.
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ABYIFIOIAM EMOWa
iADSo
ROSETTE BANDS, &c.

ECEIVED this day, at the LADIES
II ORNAMENTAL HAIR EMPORI-
UNI 1877, Thames street, directly opposite
Col. Marsh's Shoe stores variety of the above
articles, among which are WREATHS for
children's hats, at the low price Of p cents,
and SPRIGS for 10 cents. Ladies who arc
inwant of flowers will find il to their advan-
tage to call and examine for themselves
They will have the privilege Of separating
any bunch Of flowers to their taste. Wreaths
Sprips, and Rosette Bands, made to order,
and sold ut the lowest prices. Also, great
variety Of ORNAMENTAL IL9R WORh
fancy Observation-Disclosures largo sup
ply of PERFUMES, Soaps, &c &c.
A2ril 10.
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AN ACT, in addition to the act entitled, tan
act concerning Crimes aud Funishmenss.
BE II enacied by The General .9ssens6ty as
foIiOws:
Src. I. Until the fifteenth day Of No
vember next. every person who shall be SEN
fenced to Imprisonment Sor life or for the
term of one year or more, for any oHence
committed after the 6fleenth day Of May IN
stont, shsll be imprisoned IN the States Jsil
in the county where he shall be convicted
excepting only in the cases provided for in
the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth sec
iions of chapter eighth, Of the act to which
this act is in addition. And every person
who shall be sentenced TO imprisonment Tor
life, or for the term Of one year or more, for
any offence committed after the said fifteenth
day of May instant, who shall be imprisoned
| in the States Jail in any county by virtno
hereof shall within ten days next after the
said fifteenth day Of November next, he re-
moved from such Jail by the sheriff OF the
county, TO the State Prison at Providence,
and there imprisoned and kept at hard labor
in separate confinement until the expiration
Of the term for which he shall be sentenced
TO imprisonment
True copy-witness-
| HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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| ORDERS or TINE PosTMAsTsA GkNERAL.--
Letter postage is to be charged on all hand
bills, printed or written; prices current,
sealed or unscaled; proposals for new pub.
lica,ions, circulars, lottery bills and advertise
ments, blank forms, deeds, law processes,
policies of insurance, and manuscripts copy
for publication. Also, letter postage on sIl
packets that are closely enveloped and sealed,
so that what they contain cannot DO known.
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FnrNcH PoLrrESEss.--The following COM
pliment was lately paid by Parisian demtiss
TO lady.-Ile had made several ineffectusI
attempts TO draw out her decsyed tooth, sWd
finding at last that he must give II up, he
apologized by ssying-'Tbe fact is, madam.
ii is impossible for any thing bad to eoms ous
of your mouth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly, May session, 1893.

AN ACT, IN addition to tho seyeys' sets
regulating the Banks in this State, aud
for other parposes.
BE il enacted by The General .assemtiy az
foiio,os: :,
SEc. J. The fyst section Of the act passed
at the June session OF the General Assembly
one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven.
entitled, IAN act III addition 10 the several
acts regulating the Banks in this State. aud
for other purposes" shall continue in tescs
until the first day Of December one the~sand
eight hundred and thirty eight.
True copy-whnessv
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31

L,rE or FaANKLIS.-h 10 stated in a
southern paper, thut Mr.. Sparks, whose
literary labors have justly gained for him
great celebrity, is engaged in researches for
papers connected with contemplated wsrk
on the Life of Franklin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-31

War upon he Dogs.-The ordinsSee sgsisst
dogs running at large in PhiIsdelpksss vest
into operation on the first " THIS 'ncnth.s,"ss
which il 10 stated, upwssds Of tvs AsedssS
ll,avo been destroyed