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I'D EMAINlhG ia the Pos Office al Charlotte,
g Q Oh lie 1T Of ocio-~f, ISIS.
A-Necdham Afmheld, yun. NJ. Anderson, ;,
r. n. Alexander, Jas. K. Alexander, Margaret V,
Alesander.
B.wm. Byrum, Na,hss Bestg. Sem. Barry.
hiH, K r. Barrett, Rev. &. VI. BfeSkIn, :, MIS-,
Leucca Brown, Moo. Beatty.
C-Col L. r. { !. sfosa, David Cross. James A.
Came, VI. ". Cuttl. VIM CoopsF. Wa. Cstclaf.
Jno D. Conael. :, Jtrvndah Clauioh Or l.Aae Maf.
ri Mr.. VI Caruih, VI rita A taldAeli
D-C~phas Danisl, Col. Ai-x T.. DAVIS. Lathe
to- Ufufy.
FL Eagle. Will. Elsia. c. Fms,
F-Ed Ferfcll, Wu, fijno, Sam'l flansiken,
And. Flaniken.
Ct Gtitfi,h, l.. c;imcnsr. p 4. Gfier & Co,
Coz. r. |. Gtjer, N,ss VI G. Grey. gaasS'a Cssy,
Mrs Ann Green. Bfysu Gauss.
HI a. Hn,ctison. Rey. A. Handy, G. 4.
Hafbersou. B tlolbrooss. Jaa. Ilig, r. 6 Hos.
ard, And. Hig, Jns VI iluEigr. ftaasltu Ha,ti,
Jno Hunter. Mafgsres Hood. E.iza iiagtef Mar.
tha II. illon.
Ia J-Jno Irwin. G. IrWia. And Jaues. 9
NJ. A JoaIan. Hr.. L Jaaisoa, Joel Jones. I
/ Js,ni.on, a. O. Jcsiop.
L-Chas. IsomrG
/ M-Caa. j. Msrris, ]. Mafrey. J. e N'Ree
! J o. T. Morris, Jasper MGDWL a.. Natgt H3H@tl
Ms u Nahan g.. F. M'knight q NRye. J
". airs, $. M'Rur, J VI fgin, Rev. " M'Phectst.
/ V-Jas. II Ns4lapd.
| O-Jss I } Orr.
! i'-Jno. G. Pharr. J Price. And. Pts,sr, J. n
Nv Peli
Ri. W. Rogers, Reed. W. II. Robertson
/ VI f. Rnsscll
! s-Col J. T.. Stht, Miss A. S,srltng, Dr. Sam
Smub. Miss ~ A. STEPHENS, d.. IS A. Som, .
Nrs e. Scott ( Saunders, T sucey, H. sloaa.
+ tt " Tager.
/ VA. :. Waugh. n. wallace, : " WEI
brooks, Mary Wallace, No. T G. WILSON. Mari,
! Whitc
Y--A ]. Young l0T
~ n WILLIAMS. r. NJ
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Credit sale.
Tracts of Land,
k0u SOME
GnI.sabfe Negroes,

one lrae, Of $50 acres, kas g
waless Of Sugar C'sek. . ss!lsi seth o. 1 p
,ssuiax sAs lands II Cot. aps, AlsIahas'
Ssnafsi, Iirhfy H. Glover ar& saaer'--sss 90
uari Of 900 ACRES. ,,iuing DC at1' & ~
n, n. Giavtf. llngh Harris. lsh " s'4.'
asl,srs. called ,he HsKss trad, hs'h ia'EA''l
"a b. FfcassteA Dink - nos aeea
Also. a tract Of go aers 60 'lf
ters Of sugsf Creek. ain'uS ,hs laat' :, q
sn. WIN. C.a,~s. s,as. II. Eiisa' rcd s's'''
a small tract Of a6 seses, N'a'ng We ~
TONED ,rae,. aaa thc lan1s q Sud v ?. y
sud oshefs--and hkuvsse ? ia's 70 .i's =
Charlotte, lying on Tease street. ~ ~
Nos lia ard i2a--all owned y "N''''a -
gan non deed.
Also, another tract Of 81: ae'sN
ing the hsds Of Carus II iis"4si'sa -
sloan, Mathew Wallace and aaS. '''''f w Y.
John t.ilmot~ deed, apd iOfgr y '''.-
drew Henderson nov dse.d.
Al.o. a trac, II $50 acFe'' is0g,
lsnd. OF James M'Lufe. John fi'ef - ~ I, 4
miles North Of Charlotte. isFme'V va
mas MCord now deed. "a,
Also, another tract Of ssDV ~, ~, =,
waters Of Sugar Creek. Jp'a'rs 'ht -. IN
w. N. Parks, David Reed. and p. -. 10 ,
N'Knlehi--,oge,hef ~iih 3'ai"st'Wgs
GRGES, Formerly OF ned b va :
noS decd. ,tr.,. IA
On the same day vii be so'a lOy -, J,
lhc tsan o. Chatla;ie, % Trufs-sue.' ~
Noe. 4s9 ls3. 80 sad isj, ie'n'''i '
Fsaaeis Sauaier moo deed "a al
An the above property ana ~, ~, :,
anld ier tbs benefit Gf TIC hei's . A, &
particulars uid be made know 2 ~ ~ ~
/ By u. =. p.' etii Il
/ .cspf. II. lsJs. i'rirf aSf, ~ Z.
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IS. And lastly. because thew
TO be an almost inssllible ,eo,1 a'e eeShose,
yer, Fever and Ague. d. ' Billion,
plants, Jaundice. Asthms, D,ofrs' Liver
Enlargement Of the Spl.en 10y 'y' ElsuHs
Piles, Cholie. Heartburn. N,n.ssss Of /,
the Stomach aud Bowel. Fs,'1, O's'sn,i
Cosiiseness, Loss Of Appetite Rlo'iet' HAI
Complexion. and in all cases Of 'raS Cn'a' |,
els where mild bot efieeti,e ny. VA q a'
requisite. ''oielte q,
ln short the general voice Of the,
decided that DR. PETERS yrs,y ,.a,o 9tllI
ono Of the hsp''es, discoveries Of ,a ,A'lt fasI
altog .her unrlValled as general $50 S'a cay
Affections. ''''ati q
u-Be careful and enquire 20, Pr.
t,lis. They are for sale In Cb,,l,n 'y,I
Of Williams & Boyd. "'as
august 81 1885. o..
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CAL PROFESSION to G,rusuy is al
We. The undersignsd. praeii,.sss,, q 8,
10 t'efmsny. arc ~ell awtfs lh4l. N 70,
ss mas tosfes, tbs irisptship d son. ! &. n
Is. bat not Of it, heusu4sul usinA~r, ~, a,
,issaese b. selfish aioliYa Tbaash a. a
ifsln iiom al rSgsss,laa al our es.assa. q
lhe roubeueas % unsuaaduesa o, q, q.
ssw deefrsHs. &c sis hag9, IA az Ia, a, 4
nss SSuailvs toa valuable "a n u Fsrrr.., "a
--lw N'ssi oar eyes beLold as4 80 as s..,
mast believe.
We hereby state. that uhen ~. lass a
basllckc iifsi caas bsssss tbs Gsu4a "a.
llse sssitudsd discussfes 81 fsa tsssas \
as~ e.se,eses, sc hsla hin n b, .sfbss
ismgi. b. .iesiag sn4 opsSly gsea0qnaas 1
b. a s4ts impoEtsf aee ,iis sisss q eastsA
90 hsafing ~ msea s4ia aessl q, sad
agal0A u anC 90 i, nc setr a6sat. hua
sisrs u cgflossly aefsly. 70 maze bl.l q I
gaie1 vlftnrs un~a q nuubei V 81 ssaat his
saiscnts aad we SOS dssm i sgf i~aassi
Tssrn Al tbs sAp~nse II or ss.s.ia,sio.s ~
. iA ssAsSN s&ssEr tis sNiNtsg "a cafstf Va ia
saan&ton. bat other icafis. msisA.sa, sl.
hsve hesetaaofc ssl.sxsa 10 - .sesstas
eunlship, 81 The esssuysgst Of lha meeel,t
At g9cs swaii0aed ~ ia saf ailsf s,;as 50
81 ihxst Ubss gsseis9 ressht tas, a. ssttaf
osr ahs,e q him. SO O. lpntg c1=kp t
swia = NJ ~ hrllste hasa patiasNfsFe-
aszs bo.Ss - Ihr gsp.rss.QG Aae " 81 ga
= h,eh gsss kiu ssfih.
The fecsht ssaaa.ao 81 tbs .as3 - s
= car Eaeag~an hsspst&ls "a s4arsrai r7iH
hsg II grFfasnss "a ss pt0castss tsaaits
sur 'sstiaronY. tsH shsfssSl " s'e~,
CO hss& R.snxss.
HERMAN fTMGfitR, v D
WALTER VAN GAtLf Y .
ADut.PHtS wlkStA. Y d
Germany. Dcrembef ~, is3a
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just Received and for >,l
(roR CASH 0NLYlr
Wiili,nns a BOYD, l,.,
GOElICKE's
MATCHLESSSiNlVI,|

: Medicine Of note value 70 nso ina. !,
nIacs Of Austrls, OF even he est.,',.
.nr globe.--a medicine Shich /, ob,,,,s1
from the vegetable, animal abd ala,,,i :. ~
aud thus possesses THKIE folp so,.,
cine, which, though d,.izntd a. . r,uss,
sumption solely, u POSSESSED II n,,,,,',..
hHes ever manf dlseases Of he human -
ssdIeiee, "a hsch bsgins 10 b. ssls.cb, 80. ~
ho ste daily si,ae.sipy 1t, sslos,, !. ~ ~.
rsny whom they bad resigata l. lls gr.,s n
lSaAviasLK eR.yE
DOsE Of ihe Sans'iye. lst adel,, O.. 4,...
children, bali drop; and 10, ,a..s,, y, s
drop; the directions exPiainiss tbs u..s,, =, !,
king bali ~ quarter drop.
Pscr Time aid ose.lhifd III tsg,. q
| PR nAtF ouNcE.
Charlotte. inF. =, la3s. iag
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.fGRsCgLTCR.fL
IS EVERY THING RIGHT

Is EVERY THING Rl6HTl
THIS rs a question: ahseh every farmer
sssuld pul To hius-lf as he commences his
labor of the field for Il there is dettci u
The beginning, II Is possible be may labor nn
through the whole season 10 little or no ct
feet.
|, is essential 10 success in farming that
there should be plan; AID quallS 50, thai
the plan should be god one. Farming
az raodorn /, seldom pr ti,able. Every thing
should be dore BY ~ s,em,-the division
aud arrangement Of the fields; the rotation
OF Inc crops, the adoption Of ihr culture aud
the crops TO the sal and these plans should
be right at first or all a,il continue to grow
wrong.
Are your farming tools in order land
are they all of good quality Dun'i ina.
glne that YOU are gong 10 save auN thing 10
the end, by using wnrn0ui, Ill constructed
implements Of hu>bandry A good plough
harrow, hoe or scythe will pay for them
selves 10 season By goodness and ease o
working, over clums, inferior article. Are
all these things right
How are our fences None Of our busi
ness, some NAV reply bot 4 ai! DO lhs
business &c your ANIMALS, and those Of your
neighbours TO examine them thoroughly be
fore the summer comes round aud II uo'
right they viii b. sure 70 f d Il out, aud
the report will be accordingly. liahy wal
has fallen down let Il b. carefully replaced
ii rails have been blown of by he wiutel
wind, sec that they are all lnd "a their place
have stakes been irozea Uut, dave then
over and remember thai most Of the neigh
borhopd bard feeling That exists, might b
prevented by few hours examination aut
repair cf outside fences. Look 20 II lhel
that these are all right.
Have voY nsde proper provision for th'
moral and IuieilectUai culture u nufseif ans
family ! It's all important thai every thing
should be right on this point, tor 90 10 oa'
would a mistake be so fatal as % tins. News
papers, books, scho,.ss and the religious nstl
tu,snBs of society, should be Al command an
erlryed f; for indolrncr aud Inact,nn Is az ia
tai l. the mlnd a. 10 the bodN, and ~l;hou
sound morals, and general knowledge, u
man can be adequately prepared 10 act hi
Part nj free country anil popular govern
rDeul like ours. b. careful that an is ~ n
here and be2rudce not the rraIng esgrg
ses tie alta omen' of u Il good may require
The Genessee Farmer.
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In s,a,iity.
.Neck'tuburg County. " C., August Term
l>35.
John r. Williams and " u. L. McRee

e..
Wm. Davidson, the President, Directors a
Company OF the Bank Of the United States,
Samuel c. Caldwell, O.. ". Spears, A. K.
Wellington K F. Wilson and others.
r I appearing 70 GAe satisfaction o. ibc Court,
= iha, tie Aforesaid defendants named 20 TOE B,li
john X Williams and Wm L. McRee a. Wn.
Davidson and ohsrs--arc not residents % this
Stste is Therefore Ordssed, that publication b.
mace tx sscas 10 the Charlotte Journal, that IN
Ilss the said non-tesident defendants appear at
rext Court Of Equity. 10 be held for MecAleuburg
county, u lhr Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on The J'd
NJ mday Of February next, and ansaer, gaId Efll
all bc ,ssra pto cunfe-so and heard * pafle AZ t.
them. Witness, Dawn r. Duolap C.efk and Mas
Ter, al otIice, The 3ra VI adas of August. 1888
u K DUNLAP, { w. z.
Sept. u. l43- pfce ady s5s. ti22
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NOTICE

~ "r,,,isn' 10 ID. aeri General A'' ,,,.sI
he state Of North Carolina, faf 'na ia,s 4 n,
lenhprg and paF' o. ''s WIN. PYRV'
tl2O
Ssnt 90, 1898. -
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tmDortant INFLAMMATION

IT, fhoss snGeiHg srith CAsiera lMofbus, DiarTaoo,
Summer Complainis, Coiies. Cramps y Spasms.
yFSIIE utility OF X. ), BERNARD's Remedy
IL for Cholera has ceased to be problem. III.
perienoc the only sure foundation OF Medicinal,
as on all other kinds OF knowledge, has eiiecIualy
esta blishsd what The judcious composition Of the
Remedy. it's admirable adaptation To the various
indications Nhch occur in the course OF those dis
eases OF the stomach, liver aud bowels, usually
designated as Cholera complaints, led The Proptie-
tor 10 anticipate from the FIRST OF sliexperience,
however, that of men competent to discriminate
accurately and 10 decide Justly upon the Effects OF
| medicine must b. the best and With such IN
H. avor even the nosl iasldIous IN these matters,
must lay aside these prsIudiees.
The indications ct cure afe--to tranquiliEe 'he
stomach and bowels 90 relieve the excessive puh-
ing and parging 10 aliay The Increased Hrhaoii-
" Of the nleslnes. giving rise 10 Increased pefiS
,atia motion 10 relieve that Rheumatic state OF the
bowels which is oacu the attendant ol ohrunie ga
.es sometimes accompanied with inflammation
aud liberation TO overcome the spasuis eqssiiEt
The circuiatinn and restore sarinth tothe sGrisee
,esBove eongesfioa OF the internal organs; and "a
ypieve the mos bad rritabig oi the brain and ner
yous 8, stem ;--all Of shIoh hs- hsen etieeied b.
| he u.s. Of B,rhards Remedy for cAolsra: eett'h-
Gates OF uhleh has, bees gwen tsa' o s 'imes o.
the efficacy IN cases widely dihcfeni 10 their oft
| 90 aud progress Of each oiher.
! u Look 10 the Ceri6caes snd directions which
accompany each bo;iie, they the bes, ssidene,
"a b. rivv r ~sh ~ w'lhpns \ u yd
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Fruit TRES. - he ues method Of rai-.
ine fruit trees by planting the scions, Is
great deslderatum m the art of pbraluin.
GOO. fruit. II has many advantages over
grating becaI~e 4, = more rypedtsoIs, aud
requires no stock or tree. The, may b. Ian
ted where they are REQUIRED 70 Mnd, aud
the labor for one daY si be- sUIfirieui Ia
plant pul enough ftr large orchard after
tie scions are obiaiUet. The meIhtAd 81
preparing the plant is A. follows - Take
the scion ~ for grating. and AZ any iline
after :, II bn1atN and untd buds begun
10 gcnw considerably, and dip each end 81
thu shoe, 10 melted p,fch, wax or fallow
ard bury II ~ 'Je ground, the buds upper
mnsi. ~Hilst the body hes ~ horz ftal
position, snd at the depth Of two or three
inches. W are informed that trees obtain.
cd 70 tbs way wdI bar 10 three a. four
year from the tune u rlan'lng. Wphave
no doubt Of the pfactrahtIll, Of this Meth
cd ralsiug fruit. A gentleman 10 this vlclm
~ tie lasi season. plau'ed about tGen'y sci
o. If different kinds Of pears witch appear
20 flourish. The composition ne u-ed, uas
q ! shoemaker AK -IFi'j~if0r.
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POETRY.
BEAUTY

BEAUTY
nv MAS, cKAwFokp.
On, tell me NOT OF checks that wear
The rnsy freshness OF the morn,
OfH,be lips and fisN ing hair
True lore Il no, o. such thiags born:
Tbst have their value but 90 me,
As fasers, /, nothing more ! see.
csuld a. soon boa soul and knees
To scare bright shade OF Iiiiau's art,
Or statue OF PrsHiiele-,
As beauty. i,houl mind or heart
For h, ! because II seeu,s 10 me,
Like caskei without lewelry.
care mi "a bat the color be
o. beauly's eye--il jst or blue,
So ,ver, glance speak sympathy.
With ahs, Is Kind. and good. and true
Eyes have their val but TO me,
As Ia their ligh, sou see
heed no, 1.-THE checks be pale
As monumental marble, 50
A mocesi blu.h doth there prevail.
When e. occasion bids il glow
Cheeks hays their value bu, 10 me
AZ types Of inward purity.
i mind not u the lips be rec,
And full, a. infant bud Of rose,
So gay good temper round ihen shed
The .3nshine Of he minds repcse.
Lips have their value bat to a'e
When clothed wiih sweet amenify,
We, neither lips. nor cheeks, nor eyes,
Though al that ksse row portrayed,
Gould shake my peace or wake ny sighs,
unless<hey love tor me dIsplayeds
Their chlefesi hcauiy stll mus: be,
To breathe Of love, and love for me.
Bu, i sse in besut, 'seye,
Afseiion's gisace when appear,
Aud on her cheek andh esPy
The lckrb Of a love sincere:
Then eyes, snd cheeks. md lips, 10 me
Do vsal their true diysDgtt.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted 10 the estate o. Mary
n Alexander, deed, are requested 10 nsks lu-
mediate pay m.ni; aud those having CLAIMS viii
please present them pfup,rly authenticated Sltl'.
ia the time prescribed by Law, or tbs noncc vili
be plead in bar Of ih'i- recovery. As | an dssir-
Gus Of elpsing the estate | hope those interested
sill avail themselves Of this Eotiec
BENZ. MORROW, Err
Oct. 6. 1888 f42i
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\ NEW COACH a. GIG
SHOP

rHsfE subscriber would respectfully in
III form the citizens Of Charlotte and the
surrounding country, that he has taken the
old stand, formerly occupied By Capt. Thos.
Dwight and Is now prepared to carry on the
Coach Making 10 It's yarioos branches.
Having purchased a stock Of good materials,
seasoned lumber, &c, aud having had long
experience 10 the business, he fiaiiers him.
self that he will be able 10 give satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patron
age. Every effort on his part shalt b. used
in trying to make his work equal, if no, sur.
pass, any made in this section Of country.
All REPAIRING done with nea,ness and
despatch. Also, all kinds Of Smith work.
CHARLES ovERMAN.
Api! 10, 1893. 931
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DISSOf.ICEON.

FgyHE Copartnership OF Irwin Il Elms was
n dissolved by its own limitation on Tie tfsi
instant For the very liberal support which Ne
have received from our friends, during our bust
ness term We r,iufn our thanks, and earnestly so-
licl al, who arc inGsbed 10 Us 10 MAKE settlement
as early as possible with ". W. Elus, Who Is ao-
lhoTized 10 settle the BooAs Of the concern.
JOHN IRWIN,
W. W. ELMS.
Ckarla,,s. October LAT, 1888 ASH
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writing Paper.

Y ~ bage : nell qsas.4Fy O! - ,asy afs,,
W 81 sas By tie gU4e. Eaqaie al tie
Prlaaog Office.
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New Public House i'm Charlotte.
MEthEENBtRG GsOTEL,
EsOarfiprs g. Tr0rctIers.

This house mas under gene thorough repair
expressly for the purpose now occupI-d, With
tie addition OF large Stables, which makes
II very comfortable. Ilc promises that no
sani Of attention shall b. withheld 10 ac.
comnIodaie aud please all sbo may favour
hm With their custom. His Table shall be
furnished wiib the best the country affords,
his house attended with faithful ser, ants,
hi- Stables ~nb plenty, and attended with
good 0<ilefs aud hp hopes by close atlen.
500 70 bl-iucss and good accommodation, to
menia liberal share II the public patronage.
W. I. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, 1Pri 10, ls3s 93-Iy
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Ni,TiCE.

A PPLICATION will be made al the next SEES
"A sion OF The General Assembly TO amend the
act Incorporating the Male aud Female Academies
ia the town of Charlotte.
OF. s ISIS. fi22
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GOODS

tha, we will sell unusually how ct CASH or to
punctual dealers, bought IA Ne~ York aud New.
ark. TAYLOR, HARRIS n 60.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-27
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

The following important preamble and
Joint resolution were introduced into the
House Of Representatives on the 22d inst.
by Mr., Reed of Philadelphia county. In the
Senate, Gen. Rogers, of Bucks, and read
in his place, bill of similar import.
RESOLUTION to preserve the right of
suffrage, to the citizens of this common
wealth, and to prevent negroes from
exercising the same.
WHEREAS, The right Of suffrage has
been claimed and exercised by the negroes
of this commonwealth, in some of the coun-
tics of the state, in the election Of officers,
generally, and public attention having been
recently aroused to an investigation of such
right, which it is said is recognized by the
constitution, the settled opinion of the great
mass Of our fellow citizens is, that the
right OF suffrage is not guaranteed to the
negro, by the spirit of the constitution, if
the words thereof by any construction,
would seem TO acknowledge it, and it never
was the intention of the wise and patriotic
trainers Of it, to indently the negro with the
citizen, forthe purposes, and with the rights,
powers and privileges. which under the
constitution, It is so universally admitted,
the white citizens Of this commonwealth,
shall have and enjoy. find e0hereaS, the
court of common pleas of Bucks county,
because certain inspectors and judges OF the
last general election, permitted a large
number Of the negroes, residing therein,
TO appear at the polls, and exercise the
right of suffrage which under the constitu-
ton, belongs to the white citizens exclu-
sively, Through their president the Hon.
John Foxy have recently decided, that
negroes haze no such right, and declared
il to be their opinion, that the word cltl-
zen, in the constitution, does not embrace
or refer TO the negroes of the statei who
were all slaves or nearly so, at the time OF
the adoption of the constitution. tint
wherea8, the convention to propose amend
ments 20 the constitution, have by very
large majority, approved of the introduce
4 ton of the word, "while" into the amend
a eS constitution, thus acknowledging in the
\ fullest and most satisfactory manner, the
correctness Of public sentiment and of the
opinion of the court Of common pleas OF
Bucks county, as aforesaid in relation to
I ehis subject.
Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
II Representatives of the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania in general assembly met, Thai
from and after the passage ofthis resolution
if any inspector, judge or other officer OF
any election hereafter held in this state
for the election Of any officer or officers
(which the electors of members of the gen
eral assembly have the right 10 vote for
shall knowingly and wlllully receive anc
vcause to be counted the vote OF any negro
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b-F Those who are fond OF exhibiting
their skill with the rifle will find ample in
ducement to attend the disposal of Dew
onshire Bull, advertised in another Column.
A finer animal of the kind could not be
found any where; and for size, strength,
beauty. colour, and weight, we never saw
his equal; and while much credit is due
Mr.. Beidleman for his enteprising spirit in
obtaining him, we are confident that every
one would be astonished and gratifed at
the docility and noble appearances fthe an
imal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-27

DpJames L. Linn, Esq an Attorney at
Law and Squire, of Lewisburg, Union Co.
has issued Shin-plasters, some Of them en-
ttling the bearer to Fire Cents Wonder
if MIR. Linn uses such notes when giving
change to clients for professional services I
As magistrate, understanding and respect
ing the duties Of his Office, he really merits
some credit for this private performance,
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or mulatio, such inspector, Judge or other
officer so offending, on being convicted
thereof, shall be deemed guilty Of violating
The several acts Of assembly punshing
frauds at elections, and for preventing iIlo-
gal votes being received, and be subject 70
all the puushments and penalties which the
said acts impose.