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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

oaLAsp Po.r orricr. Maine, March 30. 1889
Dear sir The Matches sAnatye has bad wonder
fgl effect several cases IN thu. town sold phihl TO
a man who had been sick with Consumpuye AMI iiheu'
matte ooin plants Tor Or year, and who was unable
10 ,drsi,liras1 when he commenced taking H. Tie has
recently .out me worlthst he felt quite wocould dress
himself without auy trouble, ane thinks he shah wholly
recover Nours, IN haste.
X TRt -SEL, Z. VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
NenONaling spirits of s0nn

ENUh F1ifaeIls Dfeafo UI. Tar Wa1,Ial0w.r-lrI-
NsfDsa g. without ule lessi iujar, 10 DE c,..,,
OF C.olh' ,'g f.ri,,ay i,r sals Jy
tatsaj, Jolly 90. 1899. o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
= eray VI arc .

IhkEN Up by The subscriber near bis Gw, liug hous,
Il Wet Haven Vermont, o. an csrsy on the aI,l day
Oh June 1899 brown coiorll mare abou, ~ yeas oi
nnrgly. The owner is regretted TO 1royo
ch0rsos, and take her away '''''
BENJAMIN c. NARpAMORE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
Lectures on DC nlor,.

DEV L. y CLARK viii give coane Of vuhl,e .-
IL iur,s op Groios, Of thc Court Room in ,tu Sol.
hss, commencing this Jay lrucsiby) a, abost hall r.
siN 4 " %
july 81, ie5S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
shinsIes q Eioards

V'~D hfii qaahy Spruce sliosles, saa a lev, ,l,,,.
i1"l iee' - spruce aoof Boards sn1 con =. f.,i.
bAAiLLS Bell.
's - tta3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

Cornwall Posi- OTnoE, VI April 6, 1885.
Dear Su-1he MAlcLles, Saust,e il very btghW Is
Asa'ti this quarter. and getting into general use
Your &c.
SAMUEL ENERTS, F. NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
Stone Ware.

~ received 10y BURT ~ MASON Stone Jars with
- covers RON TO gallons. DO Pots. iron, to3.,
lop'; d. Butter Pot. from 3 to 8 gallons; do. jIg.
rom quart 10 gallons do. Churns from 4to Goai
iols' stone Pitcher, Flower Pots, 5c. &C.
Rutland, July q, 1888, q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
NOTICE.

\IHLkEA- Lisrsss Bullet ~ P.itslofI, uy s. III.
w has .sit a. bid sui D3sfJ, saI ms b. ~ TO-.
h'y'i Ill qea'a- fsm trlfsg bsr % 49, aosous' sief
ihi' date H. - mark. fETEk BDLLEI
81 h.ALWELL. De- Az.
AH-iei|. J-g ~ let.. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07


"a '"' weir lrera IAene' tLef'g 4" bieitittrro.
,rs-, r,h., 80, ~. - a., $500. 80,
wheh hst erssi1, ,flsteI h,f n f,f.l f-t rrt,tits
ai fitf winch SAC hal pft isf &C. s-feg,b te long
tsaf Iw.ai chemically recommend 3, 40 al soldering
y,.ia catsassttlte uoaffissrts
THOMAS CROSBY
Efaitstffa, Mach ID. 1898,
Cefi Hrast freoa Ifcrvt Clark Pa ~ BrsFisforo
Ib rsru6ts thst hal tdcrci tr macy month"; ruul
T. el.suass cough tch re,tti r,s, vst,et, Of asd.
& nrs untsI uss bottle II the uaf,Ibst Sarafsfst
shch removed II ff,rs1, n the course OF two or three
wetA. spd f,s,oftJtn. 20 excellent health
IIESRl CLaEK
Ursu.obsru. March a. 1859.
y'."'' '''"' ''''i' 1"f'"s' f'I' '''J"N
'"N'''
Samuel Cutting, of Gui.fard VI would certify that
have suffered io m,rc iAsa tao ycsrs pest from &C.
we're lung complaint, ac1dtd With severe Toia 10 mt
udc aud beck, erd tijh tsuer. irtihy. have usfd
gtcai vaffiy e., mrJ.sfte from saf.us thysiciaus u
hi' rn'r SGD receive a1,iee irom ne most oaiaou.
ihls7itusol Eo.tou. vsihout tho icpst teD,GL lam
uislll4t hae gttailv relieved mo- The aIu 81 rny side
~ Comparatively we'll, cad my strength h.s laucl very
much. slc1nhirni thst The Sa5afte aionf has al
ifdoi ne TIE relief. aud would cheortuy recommtnd
Il . HH who are sIhcrps vie lung complaints, and
advise them 10 ny the medicine withou, delay
SAMUEL CUTTING.
Gulitrl, March TO- 1898.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
BRAADRETIfS VEGETABLE uHItEEStl
FILLS"


, "r'''''' 'I'0ilTFI III
The Nitts ESnatf IsfTe a Tafuaiee Of N.s,a,,,..,
AonH tfe ~ appoaioa 0ehefz Agents. flr az $50 ~
hsf7o1t. Loanoet4cti' ,tloept Fslflsi1 coastt Iif
tsaHaa-rs snt ffsrtLa Coaut.es Mass. Ctesi.,, 80
sai-i'sE Caalues, y llsiapsh.fs
IA ne tait'd asaies u .gaeriea
Ara ttas i-iisf sii-a sIvrss by re ERASBpFTtt
- "' i'As N'g -.i s.ss Be saes b ~ vlflia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
BOOKS & STATIONARY
ron SALE AT THE RUTLAND
BOOKSTORE.

AZ A1LANDS Political Economy and Moral Science.
" Iapcu Family Library, Baucguns lhstor, United
Sl1os hoys and Girls Library icnch series Of useful
keadHgl Church Manual, Josopbus Wolks Foxes CHRIS.
uaH MARTYR Pilgrims Progress the Mothers Book Atta,s
Corner Stuac Young Christian. Coludgis' Table Tait
Dicks Fuiurc state, Crest Teacher, puaan tgcaclorsi
lieu Tor The Wet Spiritual Songs with tho N1ts II9,
wing, BusAs Notes Joshua and Judgrs uafnr's Nis.
thustn1 LNrc and Supplement The Poor Lch Mao aud r
hch Poor Man, Young Mans Guide Home bv Mlss : or.
wood, Ladies Cabinet Library, Mother 1t Homc Child Of
Home, tie Young wife, Lockhlu Lille Of Scott the Young
Ladies Friend, Poems by Mrs Sigouruoy. Daughters own
Book, Boys Own Book, Ncsorn and Ia Hour Sonrstct
ioariIead 10y Abbot, Kone History. Shakespeare Works
90 one Volume. - Mo. Miss lomaps Poems diamond od n
extra gilt Fosters Book Keeping aud Ponman.hip Mil.
WuRhia Guide, Bucks Theological Dictionary Bible Die
uonaryi Mayatts Miscellaneous Works complete m ono
Volume Watts the Mind Guide the Conscience Man.
Marah Monk, Life OF Harlon Page tho New Universal let,
ter Writer, Rowlotts Interest Fables Martha Memorial
OF an only and Beloved Sister Moors History of iceland
Hollis Missionary Anecdotes, &c. &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
11SE c-iy-7ElTT +!

II u1nyalied for thc pleasautueas, ease, eHyeIaa
fa'eiy aud certainty with which u prJIuccs pers.
cure Diths disease. The ointment % known 90 b. tl
certain ani expeditions 40 r operation, os Co ci,.
.'it .l ono hours aPPraion only without any boz.
ari 70 taking cold, tIe competition docs not c.usa
Tie least particle Of Mercury auy V,r lon. oryu4 a.
srel'eu' Il may be applied with pcricc, safety a 0
state Of pregnancy oAi ot,u ~ children Il tie bre8si
troe - - ceuit.
f.fAho--Dr Relics AuubIio1i Pals, 10 car. pf
Etie i.-' ior iema.es 10 ottrpctou, d,bluy sf,.f
st+1eis &c 80 10 Dr. Roles Specific o. fef ...I
acie. ~ cenu. Aa,ecpuc Deuuir.ce. % cents. t54.
auaf! !e9iAtcuu Il.ls, 80 rf-.
II. P.epafel by kDDLR, 90 C,url street B....
... proprietor AM tlgas.-9r 90 ~ CouBey. Iufa..
~ Us special sploi4tAeli ~ Deuisit s. Le.a EUaalt
4.e" L'wil, P" e.fi iui Adams Warner o. g.. LIt4a
"D Oct lDaGalJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
Real COpcI NarnisI,.

Ron ssls ~ Jaalss Bsrrsi' 70.
4 h1ls1f J..y u. 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

1F Get. arah ffcua Hoprt Clark Es7 ~ Brsffi,ioro
lhs csrthe ihsi hal suicrci lcr lsuy months iron
pssa3s cough ~hch rc.itit3 great variety OF sied
mes, uptl used bottle II the .Iaislltst SaHaiitt
sh,ch fcniosed IL tahreiy boz the 81 three
weeks spd t,stoftJms 60 cAcclleot hcsi,h.
HENRY CLARK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07
a Certain Cure Tor The itch,

Hlic hl'hy aud infectious DISORDER be It ever 60 iu
- yeIef4te may be cusel Ia boar application BIS
iuc use Vi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-07

Geo r Walton - our Gsnsnl Agent for NcImoui lct
cspi adsof Mpdhafn Rut1nd and enninFioo counitcs
srd avihoiscd appoint and fuFpy agchts N The Slate
Sacgni ia the c0anilrr rsnrd above.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09
pONE2Eo
- - - = :
SPRING.

The piercing winds no longer blow
From mountains clad in robes of snow,
with nightly howlings DER the plain,
loud Boosting OF their fiiui reign;
Nor can large waters still be found
R,neath their icy coverings bound,
They now convey TO distant ports,
The fertile valleys rich exports.
And whilst the sun pursues his rise,
TO higher circuits in the skies,
Zach blade of grass proclaims his power,
Alike unfurled by every lower,
And birds OF every species sing'
Elsted at the joys OF spring.
The dismal scene of winters DER,
And nature seems to smile once more;
Each rising hill presents her green,
AMI in each vale is verdure seen;
The lofty oaks that stood, and grew,
whilst raging winds around them blew,
n, every side may now be seen, $50
ia spread their branches deck'd with green
And whilst the scene the eye beholds,
A volume to the mind unlolds-
,Tis nature's volume large and plain,
From which all ranks may knowledge gain.
Mans swiftly borne along the stage,
From youth, 10 manhood, and old age;
And nature, rs she bears him there,
Declares TO him destruciion's near
Tells him, the leaves which flourish now,
Ia autumn, TO the frost must bow;
And all the flowers that hail the spring,
Soon nature to the dust will bring;
The birds now sporting in our air,
Have not long continuance there,
But shortly they will all be driven
More south by the cold blast Of heaven,
Their active labors plainly say
That nature bids them not delay.
And shall not man with enterprise,
Pursue his labor ere he dies,
And travel in that narrow path
That safely leads through life and death.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

REsUMPTIoN.--New York was the
first TO suspend specie payments, and
she is the first to resume. The Jour.
nal Of Commerce, the 23d uit., states
that all the Banks of the city OF New
York commenced specie payments,
that day, in the broadcast extent, bills,
deposits, and all "and more than
that, they pay out their own notes
only"
The Banks in Boston have resumed
specie payments on their notes in cir
culation below five dollars and, the
resumption, it is thought, will soon
become entire with them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

BLACK HAWK AND HIS SoN AT A
BALL.--A ball was given at Fort Mad
lson, Wis. Ter, on the 22d of Februa.
ry, in honor of the day. The Patriot
of that place says, that g Gen. Black
Hawk and Nashe.as kulk, his eldest
son, with their wives, were present on
the occasion. The bride of Black
Hawks first born is said to be very
modest and pretty young woman ofthe
Sank tribe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

The New York Gazette ofthe %
says -" 1t is rumored that we are to
have Bankiwith capital of $40, 900.
600, under the General Bank Law or.
gained in this city, at the head of
which stands prominent house in
Wall street. Mr. Biddle, too, is to
start new Bank in this city, under
the Banking Law, and to commence
operations in about fortnight"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

communicated to Congress on the goth.
The terms contained in the ullimalum
are, that the Mexicans shall pay $780,
900 for claims, and $4,000 to the
families of Frenchmen shot by order
of the Government, and that their lud.
ges and the commandant at Tampico
should be removed. In case these
terms are not complied with by the
18th of April, hostilities were TO com.
mence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

Among the passengers in the packet
ship Burgundy, which sailed from New
York on Wednesday for Havre, were
the Hon. Fl. A. MUHLENBERG, Minis
ter Of the United States to Austria,
with his family, and john RANDOLPH
CLAY, Esq. Secretary of Legation to
the same Power, also accompanied by
his family.-Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

NEVER BEFORE DoNE.-The Lock
port Balance records the feat of dog
who a couple Of weeks since went over
the falls of Niagara, and came out of
the boiling abyss below, landing on
terra frma alive, and not much the
worse for his terrific adventure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

STEAM SHIPS FOR LONDON AND
BRIsToL.-The British Steamship 81.
RUS is advertised to sail from York for
London on the 1st day of this month /;
and the Steamship Great Western for
Bristol on the 18th day Of this month.
Cabin passage in each $40, including
provisions and usual fare of packet
ships.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

earnest, and our resolution is fixed and
firm. Let but the people have an op.
poriuniiy to see this matter in lis true
light, and an end will be put ere long
10 those rernicious and dangerous pro-
jec,s.
Very respectfully, yours,
N. u. AnIsE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09
The REPORT OF THE DUELLING
CoKMITTEE.-The Fredericksburg A
rena thus speaks upon the subject.

The REPORT OF THE DUELLING
CoKMITTEE.-The Fredericksburg A.
rena thus speaks upon the subject.
What action the House will take up
on the subject, it is impossible to say
We do not believe the House will dare
to carry into execution the recommen.
da.ion Of the Committee. We yield, in
adherence to the whole system of Du.
cling, to no man, and will be pleased
to see the heaviest practicable penalties
enacted against all persons concerned,
directly or indirectly, in duel. But
we believe enc half ofthe feeling man.
ifested about Mr.. Cilley was affected,
forthe basest purposes, and thus believ.
ing, we can but view with scorn and
disgust, the efforts of q party TO avail
themselves of the generous sympathy
and the best feelings of the community
to strike, not at the system Of Duelling
but at the political party to which the
survivor in the lato unhappy affair be
longs.
The expulsion of Mr.. GRAVES is a
step which, we venture to say, will not
be taken by the majority in the House,
INSCRIPTIONS as we know that majority
to be. 1t savors too much Of an &c
post facto punshment.to suit the notions
of Justice and constitutional law enter
tanned by the American people.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

The Steubenville Herald & Gaz. says,
II should not be forgotten,
That during Mr.. Adams admlnlstra.
ton, the expenses Of the govern
ment were
THIRTEEN MILLIONS A YEAR,
and that, under Mr.. Van Buren's, the
expenses of the government are
THIRTY-TWO MILLIONS A YEAR.
Nor should 1t be forgotten,
That, during Mr.. Adams admnlstra.
ton, ten millions of debt was
annually
PAID OFF;
while under Mr.. Van Buren's ad-
mlnistration,
TEN MILLIONS OF DEBT is
CONTRACTED;
and what is worse than all, this deb
is contracted by the issue of
SUN. PLASTERS!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-06
Q.g.I-Oneu u WafeG.

FHiliE SUBSCRIBERS earnestly request all
persons y ho are indebted 10 hcm, q
Their by Note or Account, TO cali and settle
the same by Cash-Hf uol 10 full as much a.
they eau -erery hnie bling Of consequence
Tins call Is made through necessity 70 ena
bic Us to lay 10 Spring supply ot Goads.
Those having old accounts and cannot SCI.
u them by Cash, are requested 10 call ard
close lhe same by Note.
We still have quite a good assortment Of
DRY G0ods, &c.
on hands, winch We are ANXIOUS 10 sell, and
would sci. low for Cash Those wishing To
get bargains are requested to call
a. Il W. ALEXANDER.
March 1888. egG
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NEV farm
Hatch ~ .Beareil,.y Busiaess.

We invite the aiivnlion 81 the puhltr 10 eur
present SITS al Guods, which We w,li sel
bow lor Cash. Al kinds of sofk duue a,
the Shortest NoIce.
TROTTER & ALEXANDER
Nor % 1881. T3Y
fhos. I'ro,ier returns has thanks 10 tbs
Public Cor their support sud respectfully N.
uies their custom to the above trm. H.
would here remind those u,debird 10 hIm b.
Note or Book accnonl that u is desirable
that The same should lie settled by Cash
without delay, as be cannot eve longer 10
du gcuce.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the public,
~ that gave Note payable to Jonathan
Watson, for forty five dollars, during the
nth OF October or November last. |
have SINCE asceftaiued that the i,le ot the
property Cor winch Il was gwen Is III dispute,
and am determined to resist the payment
of sad Note.
SAMUEL II. ROGERS.
M5rcb u, 1888 =
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NOTICE..

g7HH0SE indebted to me for their last
u years accounts, are respectfully re-
oues,ed 10 come forward aRd close them el.
Their by Cnsh or Note. would take this
opportunity OF rendering my SINCERE thanks
10 the good people Of Aeckleobbrg and the
adjoining Counties, for thelr liberal pa,roa.
age the past year.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. ., ISIS. 7gU
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NOTICE.

A LLpersons indebted to Thomas Charles
IN are hereby notified that his Notes and
Accounts are 10 my hands for collection, by
virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
on the ooh instant. Al those Indebted are
requested to call on me immediately and
close their accounts.
NJ. w. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
Jan. 81 1889. s3tf
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cuARI.FsToN-NaRcHa
EXl nANGL

Check. on New York y Per w. e,,ai
other places at tho North, :! Pet :. .,hs,si
Bill. of Eschange on tho Nofu, =, a.,
Banks: On New York, 30 days ;" 4
do. per cent. discount; 20 d. =, o. ..8 J
discount: Richmond, Per % ~ eo I,,. ~
savannah. , per cept. dis.io,'f ~ w 'a,,p,ea
On ths West, 90 per cent dis auu a s,ua
Georgia Bank Bills, Augu,,A otr ccp
psr cent de. Country Bank q
Commercial Bank, Columo''
Camden Bank, par II per
mn. Merchan,. Bank, Cbera"' - ,
Nerth Carolina money, par
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-06
CABINET BUsINESS
kENIsuER

TVHE subscriber having ,.s,.
= bove Business in the town of Chm e :
offers bis services 10 the ci,,,oa "''Oils
place aud tie community general, " ~
log procured good materials. he nlaS Han
self for the good performance Of : So aa'
and having a thorough knouIedas Won
business he fla',ers himself tina, - y b
be surpassed by any--and moreovo. y" g
use all means u his power TO pleas. ! = u
commodate his customers. He n.a 'Gs'I
constantly on hand ever, article J. NJ
oil business, so soon as q sullic,epe, :" %
made, TO supply the present demand ~ 4
subscriber tenders his thanks 10 =. VI
munlty for the liberal patronage bs,., We
received. and prays a continuance =
sane. FL
All kinds Of REPAIRING ne,,,
cu'ed aud with despatch. u
ORDERS from distance w,llh.
fully received and puneiualy suer1.1 :
He NAV be found at all rlmesa,l ~
1 doors north east OF the jail. ,nh,
formerly occupied by Mr.. j. I'm Nc.
for at his dwelling, immediate, in ,S.
MI orders for C0FFlNS a,terd.
;.eutness and despatch.
March 81. 1893. e 'SAN
\. Is. Turning Of all kinds ai,ea6.J.
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20 DOLLARS RENAR

Cnatht,e jail. | sent aud goI hfm hone
about the Isl Of November. tie the next
morning runaway again, and pursued the
sane route aud vas committed t. Salisbury
jail | sent tor hun again and got han
back about Two miles south 81 Charlotte,
when he broke away and made hls escape.
suppose he - try IN. Ia yet 10 Casec.l Gun
~, y. c., where he rs fai>cd. " hen he
Ie.t me he sand be cot IN Suh North Car
ohna wazgnaer by the name ct Nm. BROW
uey, ct Casweii county, sbo the bpy SAID
first conducted hlm Of, and promised to take
han here BE- vas ral>ed; AID | suppu~.
when he made his last escape he VAS max
I0g or that county. Thus bny Is about -
or % years of age, Of dark mulatto co
lor, b i lour feet OF 10 mrhs hl-k, he Is
lelt huudrd and has scar OF bum an hts
Icli ~ri-l, ana ms left big toe IL cut OF ahos e
the nail. Thus BOY, when be vas IN the 81
lisbury jail, calttd his pame George. and .atd
h. belonged to james Patterson, ~ South.
Carolua, which vas the man purchased
h.n. from. | will give the above rev ard
for his apprehension IN any Jall So that
can get ban again.
JOHN RIyEs.
Mgrcd l3 ls3s. rs
The Carohmau and atchmau will insert
the above SIX seeks, aud forward their nc
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Lll Notice :!
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted 10 the late hrm OF
"A Springs 4 Duklns, are respectfully
requested to pay of their Notes. or suit viii
be instituted on the same, as the concern
must now be closed.
LEROY SPRINGS.
SHrrtriRg fartHsr Of
SPRINGS * DlNklNS.
Jan. ., 1888. 79-G
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DRY Goods. &c.
$40 REV ARD.

u OS ! nn The GIN inst. on the Slalesvllle
N road, between Col. NJ. ". AIcxauder's
plantation and the Davidson College, large
caIlskm Pockd Book, containing between
3 aud hundred dollars IN South Carolina
money, and a number Of Notes and papers.
The following comprise a part: one note
On Joseph White for $3.50. Of Sunptet
Dis, :. C.; one note on Col. Thomas " IT..
der Cor Sl75; one note on DR.. Henry DE
Busk for $50; one note on John Ballard
Tor Sl-7 81! ; one note on John d. Bowen
Tor $50 bt-ldes number Of other notes,
accounts and receipts. The notes are Of no
account to any one but myself as payment
has been stopped on them. Any person de-.
Ilverng The said Pocket Book 10 me IN
StatesvlIIr, or leaving 1t at the Printing OF.
flee al Charlotte, shall receive the above re.
ward and the thanks Of the owner.
GREENBERRY H. SUMMERS.
March, sh 1888. s-g
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