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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
Lot Ncwell's Estate.
STATE OF FEPuO Mt

Dr>TRrCr OF CUIlTENnGS. IS
The Hon The Probaic C0u,H for the Dis
hid D ChlHenden To all persons con-
cerned in The Estate IF Lat .NttceH late
Of Charlotte, in SAID District, decensed.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. Amos Clark, adm'n's'ra,
w tor, Of the estate of said deceased
proposes 10 render an account Of his adj
mlulSlralon and present his account
against said estate for examination and al
lnwanco at a session # The CONF of Probate,
to be holden a, the Registers o'fce IN Bar.
l,ugron on the second Wednesday of May
next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to
appear before SAID court at the time and
place aio,esad, and shcw cause # any you
have. why the account aforesaid should not
b. allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
l2th day of Aprll A, D 1888
I'm IVESTO.N Regis,srl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11

A fresh supply just received by
Lathrop g. poiwln, Burlington Beck
wik C. DYER, Salisbury a. +, Roscoe
New HavGn--M. W. Hns,cy, Monk'ou--
NJ. Hull, Hnesburgh-Fle'chcr " Wood
man. Winston. G. j MG''gn, Chorlol'e--
Il. LYMAN, Ferrlsburgh-L. B,Xby, Yer
pcnncs-Flercher g. Miner, BrdpoTl-'
Hen Wright. Shorchom.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
Valuable Real Estate.

dIuUDIC neal LS(dlC.
en- MI HNTlE subscriber wishes to
Es.ySSgsss7sA W. J. sell all his real estate
fsyiM nj i, a MO on Church street in Butlug.
af.HlH V ton, consisting of Two dwell
ElfG-I, u N Y lrTiNsa ling houses and ont buildings
.-o<slAss ~ one being Brick house stu.
A-af''''"s.'- 37' aed near the Bank u Bur.
lington, and he other n OGDEN house situated
nearly opposite John n. Pomrro,'s dwelling house.
on Church street. He also wl,hes TO sell his inter.
est in mortgage, on the Brick Store adjoining the
store owned by Docr. John Peck, on The north side
OF The Court House Sqone--aI,o small building
lot situated on The southwest corner of Cherry and
Water streets, adjoining Mr. Beau,s. The terms
will e made easy, one fourth parl Of the purchase
money to BE- paid in band, and he remainder on a
lileral credit, with approved security Possession
will he given on the insr day Of Ma, next, except
the Brick house which is leased and under rent for
one year from the 18Th d., Of Angus, meet.
I'M. Il. GRISVOLD.
Burlington, March q lSaS
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Burlington, Nov. a. 1887.

ID OBERT MOODY is now receiving
EG from New York an extensive supply
Of HARDY are, Saddlery, Holloware, Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, and Oils; which he
offers to the public cheap for cash or short
credit, a, the old established store, north
east corner Of the square.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
A CONV'Fs Asst

All nations from the remoest ages, have had
shirs but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time of the great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life Med
icncs. 1t is but two short years since ] first
vcntured upon an unknown ocean, and l have
discovered the precious object | was in search.
oi--HEALTn Vegetable medicines were indeed
known when / commenced my search but their
Use was not. BY the use Of them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid, to the hal near
ty and active man ofbusncss, but. comparatively
speaking, | have renewed my youth. / can thus
with confidence of my own experience aavse
with my fellow citizens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable Life Medicines are suit.
able to his own cascl ! have on file at my Office,
SIG Broadway, hundreds of letters, from some OF
he most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily offered IN testimony Of the vr-
tues of A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the "all-infllliblc" mineral prepare.
tons Of the day, will bear NE witness, tina, the
Lie MediciaeS, & such only are the true course
to permanent good health. JouN MoFFAv.
II T.. ~
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Islacllsmith's, Edgc-Tcol Ma
kers and WhecIrights, AttCnd !!

FHyjE subscriber offers for sale low, and
4 with long pay day, il required, two
story Trphammer shop, w''l' "a'e'-po"c'
sn0irion, fnr an extensive business. Also, a
,un sIorv Uouso and FIVE acres of land, all
situated in the centre Of Warren, Washington
Co. Vermont. The location Is gooc one,
and an cnterprsing man could har",y la' "'
success For further particulars apply 10 'he
subscriber at the ship Yard. Shelbutn ioln''
March |, 1888. luClUS LAW ioN'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11

'Pcuh''e, = '"'D 'N"'" my y0u''. 'uh "iu'
WIN confluence OF my own experience auVlse
WIN my lc'io" cn']c',s' Does INC feauer want
PROOF that the 'egdaOte byc MtaicHeS are suit
ape 70 MS own case3 nave on flle al my ONCE,
2io broadway hunurecs OF letters IRON some OF
He ,''os' rcspcCtaOic c'li"ehs OF 'his my naive
anu rouuta,Iy onIIen .e e. o. NE VI
tues OF GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
lcrs0LS Mhoso Io!snt!t , nave oeeh nearly
ruined ey me "aII-ilaIiibIc" mineral prepara- !
IONS o' me uay VIII pc"' ne "ithesS' thal the
ne .nentct"eS, ~ SIcn oily' are 'lie 'rqe curse
w s"'' -" ''"' '0"'
General RcmQrLs 7eIutirc TO 1IOHdts |
life p;Uc o,J pLo,;r R;tte,s
~,
i"cs' HiCH'r''cs nave lonE pe'H k'o"H ana
WI e'I eau "o' o'''"i! '" ''''''cu'lc
po"c'S ~ i'soIS pCi'cC HC"'t " PEI so''S s"',
ri"'s u"uo' 'o''y cNCry anu Vi "'s'uso W VIM"
u'I "u'''".. i'"'''c Is HaOc'
IL man! hu"u'cuS VI cel "a S'a''ces t.ey
nv " q ~" '''c WY W.
on ,i y ',' Nv , -.
'f,'''s % vac va? ""u u''II! 'IoI anu u ,'iny
''.'y "''J We IS
uI'2i :" '''s'' % V"!'i' "'s'ou' ""'h nc
;, y, fit:ii
t t '',''es ~ i,
way II S ~ ,,. .,, H., az ra 10
,i.'i,. ,',, ,t;lh ,,,n,
''.''., i''''D | ,I, ,'',,
a
"t, a nLa,,nI. lrIG,
'o'i III l"il ny ,''e anu .na'."..s y. n,u
Ga" u""'''s ''e''i ".'' 'o'o ','. ~
t'0, ''Vy "e'e 'iue"e" 'G' '',.i' vas
"s'o" o'' .,;. t'I,'', It. ,'.I 'to",".t'
"; ~ e'"' ''','' ''''''' ""0'0 awe '''' '''
w. xs;,;,s.; :, .ho .,,,,r,,,;,,. n
! ,.1I H. 49, .oal IC;,-;1,i r ~ ju,,
,r,ss f., ,'',lin|, lie vTf.tvr.DrE LIFE
rtIIs ,iI5, H., 1,Jrn.a ,J raanL of a,.ory
,,,J,,ii,'Ii, ,La .,,,rn,,,;,,. Tr,iL, Two Los,
nrne.n;,.;o,s c,,.cl ,.r;c, Witch hnss, If vora,a
Ne in~rol;rntt ,In J;fo ,,lIs arc and .o,r.
~ yrnrrlnrr md contain neither Morcyry An.
,,n,orv tr., ,,,r.,,y,,rI,,y,u,n, aDv form
v,hotrvcr, J'b,yar, culi,.Iy CONFUSED OF ex
,rar,s t,,n, rare and ,ow,,l, ulau,. ,he virtues oil
wL N thonrh lone, known to several indian tribes
and recco,lv +, some eminent nharnlaccu,lcal
chemists are altogether unknown to tie ignorant
pretcndeTs TO medical science and were never
before administered n 80 happily eihCaclous a
combination.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the
first and second stoUlacls and creating flow OF
pure healthy bile instead of the stale and acrid
kind ;--FMfUlcncp Paip!tation u the Heart Loss
of .7ppetie IIea,t-bHrn and Head-ache, Restless
ness U.temper dayicty L0ngUor and Welanchois
which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia will
vanish as a natural consequences offs cure. Cos
Greness, by cleansing the whole length Of the
ntestines ",lh Solvent process ana "'''ou'
violence; an Voient P"fges leave 'i'e noWc'S
ostlve within Two days DinWhG" ana Chote'd'
~ removing The sharp "crld Hulds by when 'hese
son olaints are "ccasi"ncu ana by promoting inc
ubrlc attvc secretion oil the nuCuS membrane
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
VILLAGE no Ell.

HUGH GOURLEY
AmA TAKES The liberty to inform
E!!!&M bis former patrons aud the
EisiI public at large, that he has
dE14-z'2h fitted up the
ViLLnGE HOTEL
IN style not inferior to any public house
IN the capital of Vermont. and he ha,,ers
himself that by un,cmit'ed eXerlion and
asslduous attention to business, he will be
able at all times to accommodate the gen.
tleman of business, gentlemen Of pleasure,
and the weary traveller, in style not sur
passed for accommodation and reasonable
ness of fare by any in the states.
IA TIES OE ia r z.
Boarding. So per week. Single meal 25
lodging i2a Q horses, hay and oats IS,
| horse, hay, 25.
Montpelier. Feb. 1888. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24


Sandy Bu.tom 10 bs supplied :on cays ii niles aBi
week
Mills be supplied Burlington miles and oncs
Il
be supplied from PenGsboo, miles and back
Stony Hill to be supplied om WesIGoend, miles aud back
once week
Ten Mile Creek to he Supplied rom hnS.un miles gnd bach
Il week -.
rcnzes' Valley be supplied from Long Level miles back
twice a week
Temperance TO supplied from New Glasgow miles oace
week and back
Tyc River Mills TO be supplied from Roses Mills, niles back
once week go.
Wacnicrry he supple" om Warren mile and back
week - e =. r, ,oI;, Con, ,;,,, .,,,,
"me .r"'' ~ ~ '"'i'" nun f>4''" '"'''s '"G 'aeN
once o MeI ~ r, - 10 81 fam s,,,y N II ~ , r,
Each rcc mus, hc bid for .ruifa;rIy Tho route tho sim, ,,
mode residence OF the hIGic lUGI
stated IL each hit
N"prorp'al "! lie considered ur" h" arr"nrn"d ~
guaranty sacG 10y more responsible IN the following
Es'HI.
''Ihr undr'ss"ed ....,.,
guaranty that If LIS b.i to' canlia- ia
m"ri from to" he "'erp'rI
hv n"Ii shall enter INTO obligation
first Of Starch uc,t, with good aud .uir"at su. rura
Ii" service Gr"p"Se! "
h'"a t., .-...:., T., '.,. w..
This ac"! h' accompanied by the rrat" oi Postmaster
Other g"''m '"siim"nY That the s"cfn" ATE men .! property
ani tll' TO Ihc good 'irIr guaranty.
~ s 2"afan'y beng required By Lass. exemption l." a.
c"mprnics OF persons Whatsoever
Inc "'"'"@ Hs s'a,'' y, t'I n' 10
increased will be allowed :vr difference wien the places
j. Tie scs u arranged allow minutes each
post or p"nn- aud cIns n generally aud hour tho
Ls'rInI offices" hit The tcrGcn"g extend tie
time au~T@ hHc rNtcu,i"n t" tic contractors
The Postmaster General alter IL" sch"nI aud liter tic
h" allowing PRO rata nrr"a" {" compensation Tor any n'
'i"n" 'rr Gn'. an Il" an" increased e,G hen "e employ
mont "i nfh""nH St"' % 'a''' Is = rem NECESSARY!
lie dcUr'i"u" r server q" cri pro rata reduction
OF pay Whenever he >Ia. '"-nr Npr !" 10 90 he ao"s
ono m"A'h' ARA pay .l W.. h, e 90 WIZ; ,
he may impose i""' Il" Hn " !'Nr ." '''' MAI ~ "gV
pan o' h"! ~ any P"' ' 80 =. ~, -, " .p
f"I'"' '"' - '','"- y, ~ - " W
ti crhi'i' 1877 "', 49, ''' '''''N'
anil iruur" ~ The pay at III" iTr whenever
the u! Dr!iInG scIn-uic 'iU'c
connect on with Il ,rpruGln. mail.
II" anlu tn" contract Tor "p"" failures I" r'n nnr Of
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D,awirp Of the Noroncalin. Ext
S5O,Ofo. $4,000, $l0.00O-and
u 100 prizes of 81 ,OrH ~
AiNSassssria HlOeaErY.

Claqa No 6. 10 BE- dawn at A!cXandrIo, D. C, on
Saturday, September -. l-:s.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
| Of s5OOOO-I Of sI5, OOo-l of slCGoO-5. 900 ard
100 Of coo.
Tickets only $40
packs age Of whole Tickets will be forwarded FOR $3.50
SHARES III proportion.
4 Certificate Of Who!es will be forwarded for rs
shares in proportion.
The tickets in this splendid Lottery received
and can he had in packages Of wholes halves quar-
iers-sng!e tickets or shares at Bigger frIzc Office
As the tickets are already in great demand, Bigger
spec,fully requests his friends and patrons 10 forward
their orders 10 him immediately, in order that they may
not DC Disappointed and also that they may have their
tickets before the day d; drawing shall arrive
For large and splendid capitals address The old ard
constant, prizs seller THOS. Is. BIGGER,
Rirhmond Ia.
Aro - 9J-wiuF
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Ex,cytor's Sale Of a Taiuabic Estate.

obedience TO the directions Of lhc last viii of Tic
y late Col Francis b p"val, will be sold, the pre-
misses 10 the highest bidder FRIDAY the 18th dag 81
September fair not, on the next fair day hcrrat
ter (Sunday cxcrpted.) that valuable PLANTATION m
Powha,an on hch he resided previously 10 his death l.
il bounded its whole Ter 9th side by AppomaoH
rver-on the opposite, nearly lis whole length, by Up.
per Fighting creek, which, uniting with the waters o'
Lower Fighting creek, datey they quit the lands
Of WIN Old, Esq, directly across 1t into The ri"cf
and contains a large body of valuable creek ard river
bottom land By old survey. ii is estimated at -
acres the Of which is aiable land, OF good quality
aud ioundaticn; well adapted 10 the culture Of indian
corn wheat, oats tobacco nd the various Kinds Of grasses
and il pablo high gree of retaining fertility. It's
situated III healthy and agreeable neighbDThood. Sbn'
, miles from the Court house, from Genno. Is. h'm
Richmond about 40 above Petersburg and lies Jacr"'
to the lands of hillary Harris, VIM. &. Po"aII, W.T.
Old, Jas NJ. Harris, Mrs. Skipwith and others Inr
Improvements consist OF con yeuent and comioI'aOe
dwelling house. kitchen, smoke and ice hnuse, '"'''s'
saddle houses cabins, tobacco houses, ana all "h''
cessarv houses including barn, 10 whIch Is h'aC'
ed good lhreshlng machine. PossPssion tor Inc Pn
pose OF seeding crop OF wheat, Will be gwen Innr
aely after ihs sale, and full and entire possession W." "
given so soon as the corn crop be gathered and 500
The subscriber residing ScottsviIle {Powhaan Court
hnuse) will take pleasure IN shewng Tie plantation
any gentleman disposed to purchase. -
T.rms of sals-One fourth OF the purchase money WI"
be required in cash; the balance viii be divided mo
three equal annual payments secured by deed OF "
uuop the land ard bends with approved personal s'c"
rly carrying Interest, from the date though the interest,"
will be RENTED, if The principal be punc,uaIly pad
w. G. SCOTT,
Efetutor of Francis PceaN. dec d,
y B All persons indebted 10 the late O." Frame, ~
Povall. requested TO come forward anu sct'ie -,
accounts as indulgence canno: be given-And those
W HON he was indebted herSby noiIhed 10 prose"
i their claims dia,eIy, properly authenticate
Ob-tu"
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ES;ese.GjEi;S
F.rfhWss2e Ni:H lottery 0Mc",
RICuMoSD, VIRGINIA.
Oaly Is more CapitoiS SoH by Gjgg'r.

Oaiy i more CapitaiS SoM by Gigg,r.
Drawn Nos Of the Richmond Academy Lottery. No 4.
% 30 & IS 81 80 20 % 90 80 33 ~ 81 81 81
Whole ticket, % IL g. capital prize; also half tick.
Ell % - CO. small prize of $2j0boh sen, TO CORES.
pondents in the country, and paid, usual at sight at
Fortunes Lounge, by BIGGER.
Drawn Nos Of the Richmond Academy Lottery. Tx >.
II 81 81 20 80 10 I3 - - I? - 80
81 Al H. capital sold, and paid, as usual. at sight,
bv BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Sussex County Lottery. No 20.
II - - 81 = % - - ~ ii IL e.
Half lG % 27,a Capital Prize, sold and paid as usual,
At si.ht. by biHGEk
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Petersburg Lottery. Ne :
, A. - II CT 43 20 80 "a 81 j 80
% 30 80, small prize Of $1,000 Both sold md paid,
l2I27O do DO 200 as usual at sight, by
BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Mononealin Extra ;.
- 10 . 81 81 j II ~ - ~
4IO37.l Both capital prizes sold and pail. as usual,
437 II ct sight. by BIGGER.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery. No .
81 G3 4 . Sc A. % - 4 - II 80
ms 30 b G3, Both Grand Capitals, SOL! and paid,
Mes ~ 30 81. a. usual at sight. by BIGGER.
Drawn Nos in Virginia WeI>burg Lottery, No >.
- G2 II 81 % % GO 81 81 is 80 10 %
Ticket Nos 81 Is 60, grand capital, sold ard Paid
al sight by BlHHEk.
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H ABORERS WANTED.-The James River az"
Il Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF s.I
veTal hundred good laborers to work on the ga
within three miles of the city Of RcsmGna,tt own
bos,d Gen,lemen wishing to send negroes ron a..
country are assured that the very best care sha G
hon IF them The work is dry and believe PEREZ
safe The board Of the negroes shan on,{ e' s5b Nav,
lar per week, and their wages PAID on Inc l"'' '''
OH Irrs 1Ilh July, and llth August ,xc
SIN 'u"e' i'''' RICHARD REiNs,
Arm, If the Jqmss Riru i Ka"nrAa o.
April ?
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11
From the Raielgh Register. Seth uh.
MR.. CLAY-AND ABOLITION.

MR. CLAY-AND ABOLITION.
The last Standard contains reply 10
our remarks Ia the "Reglster ct the
l6ih inst. IN reference TO the charge brought
against Mr.. Clay 10y that print aud others,
Of beng identified with the Aboliionsts.
For SIMPLY charactrrzug tins allegation
gllnst one of the cbl,alrous defenders of
South, III mud language, as ungenerous and
u1cratetul, we are, ourselves, accused of a
breach OF propriety, and OF having bestowed
"unlusi Censure" on our ne,ghbor. The
oulS censufe" imputed by Us, was, that the
individual who COPIED the extract from MIR.
Claws biography, furnished a garbled and
disconnected statement, which essentially
altered the purport of the passage. THIS
allegation, the Standard could not deny,
and therefore does not attempt IT,. II It be
"breach of propretv," to have expos.
ed thus unlalrness, "" fear We shall be gull.
" Of many similar violations against good
manners.
There lives not the person who, more
than ourselves, deprecates these personal
controversies, thro' the columns Of news.
paper-as well, because we know .he public
take very little interest ~ them, as oil their
tendency TO interrupt those kind feelings
and friendly offices, which Il has always
been our pride and pleasure 10 cultivate and
practice towards our professional brethren.
But the cord oi private friendship is but
an attenuated thread, compared with the Ii.
on grip that binds us To our country. We
cannat stand silently BY, ard see, a dellb-r.
ate attempt made 10 otf;'r up as a sacrifice
on the altar Of Party, distinguished States.
man, whose long, brilliant and useful career
lnthe service OF his country, places IN clear
and prominent rehel, not only his friendship
for the South, but his devotion to the best
Interests and honor of his whole country.
Such a man IS HENRY CLAY. Already
Is hls name inscribed IN durable and lus.
trous characters on the roll of immortality,
aud envy and detraction yalnly strive TO
east a blur upon the inscription.
But TO return to the gid Of this matter.
W hat is the main point AT issue, between
the "S,andard" aud ourselves! The
Editor of that paper charges Mr.. Clay
with being the Abolition Candidate, and, in
support ofthe accusation, alleges-lst, That
a Convention Is about TO assemble in his
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11

We are authorized to announce Capt. J.
u. SMITH, as a candidate for The office Of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 7, 1885. ssT
We are authorized 10 announce WM. s.
NoRMENT, as a candidate for the office of
Hugh Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March ., 1898. ssf
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
lAGERT, as a candidate for the office of
Hugh Sheriff of this county at the August
election.
March 6. 1893 SSH
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TWO NEGROES.

a man and woman will be- sold.
A. FLEMING, Erecufor.
Nay |, 1888, t99
All persons having claims against said
estate, are notified IL present the same. pro-
perly authenticated ~ due tine, or this no.
,lce will be plead IN bar of recovery; also,
all persons Inde bted to- said estate, Will please
make immediate pay ment, as Indulgence
will not be given.
FL ENiINE Erncrtnr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11

NcdnHcss.-Mr. Woodbnry-In a late
debate ~ the House ol X representatives., the
TACT was stated, that Mr.. Woodbury., who IS
IN receipt Of 10000 year, or abou, $50 a
day, Tor his services as Secretary Of the
Treasury, actually made out an account
against the United States for daily pay as
witness before Committee Of Congress
and ! , cents per mile for raitiRg 10 ana
from The CdPitoi to The Department. about
t,ro mites has Is The perfection OF little.
ness.-Fdye,tcriHe Odstrrcr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11

A generous individual in Massachusetts,
with an enlightened hberalty, not unfre.
oupnt m that Commonwealth from the re-
hottest times, contributed lately $4,000 to
the purposes of education, provided the LIE
eislarure would do the like. The Leglsla
,ure have responded, and advanced the sun.
So, in addition to oil the other ample pro
visions long since made, and constantly
making. there is nov the comfortable round
sum of 10000 more. - Erening Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11
DIED

In this fotoa, on III, sth ISAAC DAVID. in.
FAINT son Of II y ". Alexander aged ons month.
In this county o. In nit an infant sos, and on
the IN inst ELIZABETH LOUISA, daughter
of Josiah and MARI Montgomery, aged years aud
4 months,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11

Temperdnce.-.lhe late Legislature of
Massachusetts, passed law prohibiting the
sale Of ardent spirits (even rine or cider
IN less quantities than fifteen gallons, IN
less by apohecares for medical Purposes.
This IS striking at the root of the evil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11

Justice Arake.-On yesterday his Hon
OF Judge SlnrgIs sentenced George Stevens
10 fourteen years close confinement in the
Pen'tentlary, for stealing negroes, mules
ETC., and Thomas Il. Higglnbolham, TO nine
years confinement, for burglary and steal.
log from house. few examples of this
sort will 20 far TO correct the evils which
Hood this country. The law is Wholesome,
and IT rlgidly administered will prove a
blessing 10 the COMMUNICATED. Sen.
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u IM, 1908.
Samuel II. Smith }
rs. Orglnal Attachment.
B. VI. Flanagan. !
Levied on 3 uegroes, supposed to belong to
defendant, VIZ: Lucius, about II years old,
Nallace SIX years old, and Nancy eleven
wears old.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
II Court, that the defendant Is not an in
habitant OF tins State, ord red, therefore,
that publication be made SIX weeks IN the
Charlotte Journal, that unless he appear at
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
SONS, to be held Tor MeCkleuburg county,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 4th
Monday in July next, aud then and there
plead or repIevy, Judgment by default will
be entered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office, the 4'h Monday in April,
A. D 1893. OATES, c. &C.
Nay 5, 1898 Price ado $50. roe
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The Lane of Battle Ship Pennsylvania.
The Norfolk Herald of FRIDAY saws :
"This ship was taken into the dry dock al
Gospert, yesterday morning, between and
s o'clock and before 9 vas resting safely
on the blocks, securely shored IN her up.
right position. The water was then pump
ed out and the whole of this stupendous ma
val structure was exhibited to view from the
keel TO the tafirai,"
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas d Quarter Sessions, april
Term, 1888.
Samuel II. Smith
rs. Original Attachment.
B. VI. Flanagan.
Levied on two negroes, the property Of de.
PENDANT, VIZ: girl named Nancy. aged IL,
and a boy named Wallace aged 6 years.
Ut appearing to the satisfaction of the
M Court, that the defepdan, is not an in.
habltant of this State, Ordered. therefore,
that publication be made SIX weeks. in the
Charlotte journal, that unless he appear as
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
SONS, To he held for Mecklenburg county,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 4th
Monday IN July next, and then and there
plead or replevy, Judgment by default will
be entered against h,m,
Witness. Rralv Oates, Clerk OF our said
Court. Al office, the 4rh Monday IN April,
A. u 1888. 3. oAIES, [. e. T.
May ., 1888, Price aag s5s. fO2
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Mississippi A private letter from
friend ut Columbus, Miss. dated April llth,
Informs us that IT was the prevailing opln.
on that Preuuss, (Whig,>N and Claiborne,
Van would be- elected TO Congress at the
special election whch took place on the Odd
aud 2ith uit,-Edy, OBS,