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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

the et ry the COOL and bid defiance the ply
acknowledgements
THE fair and lovely of the land cat down in the bloom
Of life owing to the diseases arising from wet feet Do
then the coughing and barking and pains heu
ac the doctors 10 ride In their coaches And
when diseases have taken place. the house on fire. and
DANCE off, We would then caution our readers
how healthy guard against wet feet An ounce of
prevention worth pound Of cure-Phadepha Journal of
Health.
the destroyer Of bsem and Lappines' Cold and
wet fe,t -U s. Gazette.
Pc NAGLE of Phladep hia, respectfully Informs the
public located the Boot and shoe Establish
aent ofMr Ry der, No. Beekman st. Clinton Hail. The pre-
opportunity sembraced to inform the reader that alter
and trial the subscriber has discover
completely impervious, he American
Institute has twice borne testimony TO It's great utility by
awarding the first diploma in 1888 and 1855 and has met with
decided appreciation of the Franklin Institute OF
elphia-authorites Of the hg hest respectabily
Notwithstanding revision and severity of the patent law
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty to this disco.
the term OF from the ieh day Of Febru
airy, 1887. . 49,
lhs Composition mpsrts the leather soft and pable
which gives all articles made from il elastic quail
y and will consequently much longer The necessity
for wearing overshSes Is thus superseded
In questions, the subscriber would res
pectuly inform the reader that the Patented Composition
particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber
Gentlemen who health and love dry feet respect
fully the Patentee will be in attendance at the
above establishment. The Government papers, Diplomas,
Certificates Letters &c open fer inspection The Com
position is put up at cents per box Sea Captains and
p. g. NAGLE, Patenee.
All paid. Patent Rights inths and the
adjoining districts for sae except the county of Kings which
NJ B. Reference to the most respectable gentlemen IN this
CITY can he given Jl7dtMl<
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CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
santvf ors

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO have constantly for sale
Oil Vitriol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperus,
Aqua Arnonia, Muriatic Acid,
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue VitriOl Many snese,
And many other articles in the line Of their business
Orders will be received their Banking house No IN
Broadway, the Office of their agent IVES, street
Bz5-ly* GEO b. GILBERT. Agent.
Second Ward Hotel.
" +. JONES formerly of Providence, r. L. late of
Harlem, ~ ~ respectfully begs leave to inform his friends
and the public in general that he well
knewn Hotel, which he intends fitting up in style not 10 be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors the best quality
pains expense i'll be spared every thing com
to rtable ia all who may favor hin, with call.
He would also inform the public that the house being very
conTnodous he will be prepared all
Societies Arbtraons Court Martals and meetings
attend
B. Supper and Dinner Parties will attended to in real
epcurean style the shortest notice. and refreshments
stanly on hand. iI7.lm-
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HESS The subscriber has just opened in buildDg
~ rear OF Sunday Morning News Office apartment hand
somey fitted up for Chess Playing.
GeneRen who play wish the game, are respect
fully invited to call and see the arrangements.
The members OF the Club requested the
ings every Saturday evening at II O'clock
Entrance through Crockers Exchange Office No. IL Ann
street, and from Broadway through long hall adjoining the
American Museum. ABM BASSF0KD.
u1R INT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOWERY.
~ The Public respectfully informed that Instituted
open for the season. The collection of animals the
recherche that has
specton in this country Mr. Van Anburgh will the cages
at o'clock M, ana at in the evening. The of
exhibition will lie from ~ 10 IL the
r. NJ and from 6to past in the avening. Abundance Is
cens-Chidren half price Every attention will be paid
the ventlatoR and careful officer TO secure the
visiters from the intrusion OF improper persons.
Signed G. |. ANGEVINE& co.
d43m< Proprietors.
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XxJANvED-A married practical farmer, with rew
w grown children either American English Scotchus
deandng his business In all M branches Tn tske charge Tor
third share Of SEQ In Of the
ducve osr oftbe of New York canal In jupssn
with the North River Apply with good references BY letter
o 45e lower post efice. Jseodlms
TSO LET.-Thrteep three story brick houses,
FINISHING, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, tesed
Union Court Jackson Avenue Wooster suitable
trnenen Cor respectable mechanics so spacious three
ho~e frontsg the Avenue intended Tor grocery
Store ard dwelipg.
The above viii be Yet low rent to respectable tensr, BY
spplyine Thomss Msefssne, Twenk street Third
Avesue Apply bstwee- the h-srs Of ard aP NJ jl-'@'
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noe LOsy-A small sized Porse Stat about year
~ old (hsving Ind litter of pu 81 She white vsn
red spots rather slim snd light made, with loss ts
ers r. ward will be- given for her 20 srcsd g. jSe
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nUCCuANICs, EXCHANGE COMPANY,s
NI RtNK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No

26 wast New YorkThe Company having taken the bank
ing OF Msssr 8 M Allen Co offer their seryicesir
mos, states, favorable terms and buying and sci
ling and bank notes generally The
Milan which this Institution have taken giving ample security
no the hands dnteested gentlemen OF reputation and
worth have gained for undoubied conhdencesc
their checks drafts the different banks are
principal srokers and pass readily aso 81 tbe
same rates as the bills OF BANKS whish they dswp
nj
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DARK THDAyNE.-THIS EVENING, will b
p~rlormes, for the benefit Of MR. BROUGH,
FRA DIAvOLO-Fra Diavole, MIR. Brough-Zerlna. Mrs.
Hughes
In the nrse the evening Mr. Brough will sing wiki Mr.
Jones, The Duet Of ALL'SWELL
After which, a PAS DE DEUX-by Masts and Miss Wells.
by sesre Mr. Brough will sing Character the avore Song
OF the 6YPSEY KING.
To conclude with
ALADDIN or the wsRderfyI Lamp-Alsddin, Miss Cush-
Man-Abenzac NJ Richngs.
Doors NJ Superior naEees Commence att O'CLOCK
boxes Sl-Pi 50 cesS-0alery % cents
NATIONAL THEATRE-Lste italian Opera
IL Hsaie-MR. wALLACK, Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will be performed
THE LOVE CHAsE-sir William Fo.dlove Mr. H. Wal
issk-wildrake Me- Browne-Trueworth, NJ. Matthews
constance Miss Turpin.
To conclude with
acts entitled TELEMACHUS or the Enchanted Isle
nM,e Ne Miss Neson-CayPso Miss Turpn-Mentor
Dir Matthews-Alexs Pyl Mr.. w H. Williams.
Doors open attt-Perormance begin at BoxesSl Pit SO
cents Gallery IS cents.
POLLO-4l0 Broadzcay near Canal street.-The pnb
NC sre,pecfnly informed tnst this establ hment will be
opehea on wednesday evening when will be produced
with entire new scenery, dresses usc properties, nc,
The grand spectacle Of LURLINE or the Revolt of the
Naiaaes-Sr Bap,se-Pilgrim- Knghts-Serfs-
Sc.-dmphibee, Lurline-idex Bridget-Naiades
Daring the evening celebrated Scan Orchestra under
the direction of Sig Pazz ls. will perform following
brand Overturesls Overture of La Bayadere arranged
rata Srd Overture of Lo Sposo d Provincial 4 Overture
OF Norma.
To conclude with the admired Ballet of LA sYLPH
IDE.
Prices admission throughout the house SO cenchdren
IS cents
Doors open 6i-pe torrance CONNIE nee att O'Clock
Season and other Tickets to be had from 10 A. NJ
al the office OF The Apollo, where seats may be secured
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EUprI~pt ID LODGING wOOMs 70 Ut
III Terms mod,rate. Apply n 1S Nss~s" street. to.in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

SIGNs.-MoUNTS WILSON, corner of Broad and Sea
- street,, sairs-We specuiy inform our custom
hmen Is now Al No 81 Broad street corner Of Beaver St.
Mpssrs kieseds paint store, where we are
prepared 10 at end all orders for g or painted signs Let
ternx on Granite Be- for the approaching spring business
All shall be finished WITH The utmost de-
,patch, and in the most corr,c and elegant style: ,
III Ornamental Signs, Banners, Flags and Eneise BACKS
painted by IN the IN st tasteful manner y,,a.
in 8 iuy@ MOUNTG WiiSoN.
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CUTLERY ESTA Observation-Disclosures com.
pleted arrangements with the menuiacturcrs land
wishing reduce ock we nsw offer Tor sale, either by
he or Shelves tor cash approved
one selections Of Table and Small Cutlery N the
Halted statrsanong which silver, pearl, and ivory
handle ard desert Knives and Forks self tip stag white
Bone asd shars Ivy the package.
Roorrs Crooks Marshes and Butchers Ranors and snail
Cutlery almost endless variety ladies' and geniemers
Dresssg Cases. Bagstelle Tables, and Travelling Cases
hell holster duein. Pistols; Nut Crackers, Cheese
scoops, Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores Sta
TONERS and retailers supplied as osuai
sole agents Tor sale o uech's Srops Ra1er kc-
&c. SRaNhbhf wnrNn,,
B-lmf hStsr u'use.
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DRICE REDUCED TO ~ CEnTs-ExHl-
Il BITION or ELECTRO.MAGNETIC RAIL ROAD,
AID other Nachnesa No. 5Barclay street. viii shortly ciese
and To heard Prof Silmsn lee
lure on this subject tickets will be ut % cents each
Also splendid cosmoras views which, with the glass
a. 10, nj he aid barpaip iis2ws
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DIFF .,oRDoN s 81 T. WINES.

DUFF GORDON SII .RRY WINES.
nUEE lsOH DON a. CO. No. 10 Broad ST. offer lot
IL choice the Sherry Wines OF their own
hogshsads quarter casks entitled to debenure
j2s-lmt
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JAMESRlLEY.
i taior, who fl his house No 500 Oliver street, New
York. Friday evening lih instant with of the
Bernard Murphy since which there has been no
count of him.
Descrp folows:-About 2s years age slim make
five feet six inches bgh fair hair and light complexion Dress
f,ows--moleskn roundabout dark pantalOoRs, Canton
flannel drawers white flannel Shirt bosom and collar,
vest boots both split in the nstep they being rather
tight Any information of him will be thankfully received by
his distressed wife and family residing James Bradys
No. So High street, Brookyn i27Sy
COAL-Wasangtoa Coal Yara corner 81 Barrow and
~ Washington stsA stock OF superior Schuylk Peach
for cash very educed prices. Families will find to the
advantage call before purchasing card with the
eft Mr. Akinons Is Beaver orders left there
he ward will be duly attended to- j3-3n@
DICE, FLOUR AND CA OLINA HOMINY
IL The following Grocers be depended as selling
Rice manufactured at the New York Rice Mill Others deal
ing the MIL who will not TO sell other articles
than those obtained there mill articles have their
added this list by leaving their address with the Agent of
the Mill, corner Of Jefferson and Southst
p. L. BOgart, ITO Fast Broadway, cor Rut gersst
Chester briggs, 681 Broadway, cor. Amity ST.
Sturges Il Archer, IS Canal, cor. Church ST.
Staples, Chase 4 Ford, 1872 Bowery.
S.kW. Bunting, 39s Pearl. and 256 Grand St
George A. JARVIS, l42 Grand ST.
r. Knapp, sos Houston. cor. Lawrence 81.
Jacob Perkins, l4l Bowery.
r. Rich Brother SO BOwery
Wm Simpson, 1l9 East Broadway, cor. Pike ST
A. Curtiss Co. $50 Bowery. l5e-lm
A SSORTED PICKLE
"A 1000 cases, dozen each, gallon jars
In n hall
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500 acres of irst land about miles frem Batavia
Genessee coua " New York-260 clear, with good farm
house and other buildngs consid
cred inferior the For further particulars call
on J. D. p % Nassau 81. -.
n B. The above will be in separate parcel 100 or $50
,crss II desired jl9-lws
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neutrality-suspicious. Newfoundland Whelp
- Tor sale, at r. HANINGTONS Dog Repository, No 800
Broadway, near Duane st.
Also fine Mount Bernard Dog Puppy,5 months old.
IUf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

q I n REWARD-Losl Monday night In Broadway
ID III between the Battery and Pine 81. small Cameo
Breast Pin oval form with Roman female figured head
OF white black grouud. Apply at So Water St JoI-o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

CAHD-MR BERNARDus LEDEBoER takes the
- pleasure inform hts friends and the pubic " general
at he has opened Aposec1ry store ~ No " Chabers
doors Chatham where he will he Happy 10 wn'
day and night upon those who nsy honor him Win h pa
snage He has studied in Europe and for the last sneep
months he employed In the well known establishment o'
Mr. j. MAhaa, where he trusts he has given enre saus-
faction.
Medicines the best quality will be used by him, and phys
csn prescriptions will MP with and despatch and
n the lowe, Terms possible pSSess
BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS AND SH0ES.-h
ID GRAND CURIOStTy,-Thoss who wish te see real
curiosity ard experience benefit attbe time had better
call and Shoe Estsbishmenis, Nos,
~ ga and "a Qnpal IT. Kept nv RICHARDS WALKER
Their of fs 10000 pairs Of Boots, and ten
times that quant Shoes most elegarty made and NJ the
very best materials Five minutes examination latter the pr
ees are enoued) will satisfy his tine and
HE have not been improperly bestowed.
snteens double calf skis proof Boots only ~ -
me nar elegant and weather the
orly s2sa t275 IS and sorre $3.50 bcots made
Ss5ionabe a. IS to - the pair elegss, ladies' Slippers es
cents 10 nj IN. psir e,cant Cater Roots se ~ the pair
ne.or surh as lined, bound and hrred Buskins; o. and
$3.50 Id,. Rnbhers patent proof Mocoasns nc.
1--we Misses AID Chdrens Boots and shoes &C all kinds N
sr, thny in the that wanted ior family may
s Ma ~ priers induce every one 10 buy ~hi
ur sytcles civ the bst that the city Affords spd
'ss'""s"e" ." "Pp' RICH ARDS 4 WALKERS,
Nos "a. Sa2 and "a Caesl street,
anims rars 81 manufacturers end retsefst syn tne CITY.
TSUpNI~p1p LODGING wOOws 10 iet--
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SULPHATE OF oUINlNE-warantes perfectly
~ pure
snlphate ard Acetate Morphne-warsnted pure-in
on. walls.
Juiube Paste-French-6rstg naty-n Sand 50lb. boxes
white wa-500 lbs suitable fer retail
swas Pansces-s manufacturers prices, with Spanish
English directions.
Medicine Chesis--for ships antilles.
White skins-French-for plssers, kcaarge assortment
Tonic Mxture-warrarted fer the fever and ague.
Soda and sedl1 Powd~-by the dezenj together
with arge Of Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy ar
RUsHToH d AsPINwALL,
ID. Eaearsc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

NEW CALICOES, SHAw LIS &c #. q ".
IN Brown as Canal St ih from Broadway respect
fully uform the Ladies OF New York. that they have just re-
ceysd by the late packet from Liverpool several cases OF Bril-
tish Caoe containing above hundred elegant patterns
among VIII eh lately selected and by the Queen OF
England. - =, ,,
spsror article at $3.50 S5 Of Chenille Shawls only
s6 So each British French Mernos lambs wool hoery
Eisnnels lie nj reduced prices. j29eodIws
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Fur THT WHITMAN
COLONIZATION MEETING.

Pursuant to notice, previously given, me- ting OF
many gentlemen, citizens Of Roanoke county, WHO
feel interest IN the cause OF ColOnlzation, was
held in Salem, the 18th day of July, 1888.
On motion OF the Rev. Mr. Powers, Col Lewis
Harvey was called to the chair, and Frederick john
slon appointed Secretary.
Doctor John III. Griffin presented several rcso-
lutons, which, after a few remarks, from VIM. NJ
Peyon and other gentlemen, were unanimous
" adopted, and are as follows
/. ReSolrcd That in the opinion of this meeting.
the cause in which the American Colonization So
ciely is engaged, is which ought to receive the
encouragement and aid OF every philanthropsl
throughout the onion and that neither the mis-
guided zeal Of fanatics, the wicked Interference
with their rights, by such as SEEK under spccious
precxts to CRAFTY unworthy passions and feelings,
FROM interesting themselves in cause which they
feel in,oeed, less by their own interests and
sense OF Justice, than the cause OF humanity.
@ Resotrrd, That, the best means OF promoting
the object in vew is expedent establish III this
place AN Auxiliary Society, TO be styled the " koa-
noke Auxiliary Colonization Society,"" and that our
fellow -c izcns OF Boetourt, Bedford, Franklin and
Montgomery ,c requested 10 unite with Us ~ It's Tor
nation.
g. Resolred, That Gen. Edward Watts and
VIM. NJ. Peyton OF Roanoke, Judge J. j. Allen and
Edwd. Johnston ofBotetour, Rev'd--N. ii. Cobbs
q Edmund Irvine of Bedford, DR.. Sami |. Cabell
Noibol ne NJ Taiaferro Of franklin, and Hon. Robert
G. aig and VIM. b. Preston Of Montgomery, be APP
pc ntcd a committee to prepare Constitution Tor
the Society, as wen a suitable Address to their
ieyw-etzcus IN behalf OF lllc cause IN which the,
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Five Dollars Reward.

T OST, in Lynchburg on Thursday night the
- 2jth ofJune last, brown ShccFskIn POCk-
EFT BOOK, containing a bond executed TO me a
bout the ninth Of March 1886, by Richard A.
Richard II. Lee for one hundred dollars, payable OF
demand also some money, to wlt:a ten dollar note,
and a one dollar note on the Banks OF Virginia. to
the best of my recollection; also order to me from
Samuel p. Mrlchcllon Alexander Wade, accepted,
the amount aud date not recnected. think los,
the above described Pocket Book somewhere about
Planters Warehouse. Any person who will return
the SAID Pocket Book and contents TO me shall Ie-
ccyc the above reward aud also the thanks Of
THOMAS STEEN.
Bedford, July IL 81
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are engaged -and that they be requested TO report
NJ our next meeting, 10 be held for the purpose Uf
organizing the Society, at the Court Room in Saicm.
on The first day ofour Superior Court (the 25th Of
August nexi.) -
1, Rcsortd, That tho proceedings or this meet.
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary. and
that copy be forwarded 10 the Editors Of the
l,ynchburg Virginan, with request that they bs
inserted IN their paper. So
Rev'd y. Powers submitted motion, suggesting
the proprcty of appointing committees 10 CORES
pond with the gentlemen named IN the above reso-
buttons, in order that their prompt and hearty co,
operation may BIO secured in tho object in view
which motion was unanimously adopted, and the
Committee ordered 10 consist OF Dir. John H. Grifs
lin. Rcv'd. Il. Powef8and J. Il. J. Logan, Esqr's. -
The Meeting then adjourned.
LEWIS HARVEY, Chairman.
i. JonssroS, Secretary.
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Henry Watlington William Terry and Betsy his
wife, formerly Bctscy Warrington, and Kober,
Terry.
WAKE NOTICE, that shall on the fourth Mon
4 day in August, 1898, at the Tavern House OF
John ). Lewcllen, at Halifax Count house. Va pro.
coed to take the dispositions of John Warrington, and
others, 10 be read evidence in suit depending in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery,
for the said county Of Halifax in winch myself and
others are compliments and You and others deen-
dants, and if the sad dispositions should not be COM
Pieted or that day, they will be continued from day
70 day, till they completed.
JOHN WATLINGTON.
July 3 w4w
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NJ; w 600 DS

such as are very scarce in this market and well suited
To the present The following few of the
Goods just received To which they particularly invite
the attention Of the public hoping that they we've
selected by one having much experience IN that way,
they will be found 10 give general satisfaction:
Black and Blue Black Silks, of superior quality,
Coloured do both PLAIN and figured,
Blue and pink Gro. do Napier ionnets
Printed Cambrics, Lawns, and MuslIns,
Calicoes and Gnghams, a great variety.
Linen Cambria IIandkcrchicls, very cheap, some
al % cents.
Bro. and Beachca Domesties,
Geo. Nankens, Summer Cloths and other pan
taoon stuils,
Pencnliary and Bingham Plaids, for servants.
Parasols, Fans, Gloves Hosiery, &c
Fine Satin Stocks and black Italian Crayats for
gentlemen,
Silk Pocket liandk erchieis, good assortment.
Bonucts. PLAIN Straw, Florence Bfaid and Palm
Hoods,
Ribbons, Bonnet, Bell and Cap,
BED Ticking, Bro Linen, Thule Lace, &c,
All of which, together with many others not ,ncu-
toned, will be sold unusually low.
July II iw
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Sterling NcDearInan

INAkE NOTICE, that on the Cd Monday in Au-
Il gust 1888, IN the Court House of Campbell
County, Va, we shall proceed to take the deposi-
TONS Of James Terry and Others to be read rs evil
dence in a suit depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chance,y for the County OF Char
otie, in which we are compliments, and you and o.
Tiers are defendants, and should the said dispositions
not be completed on that day, they will be contn-
ued from day to day till they are completed.
NJ. & b. w. NOWLIN.
June w1w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
I'm. AuF1


1--WE SUBSCRIBER intending 10 remove to the
i west offers oi sale his properly in Covington
Allegheny Co consisting Of two LOTS, belonging
TO the Riverbank range. on one OF which is newly
erected Tannery, with all The necessary fixtures; al
SO a comfortable Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c The
other Lot joins the lanyard Lot, aud has some
Improvements on it. Coylngton is Il beautiful aud
thriving village, and is fixed upon for the connect
ing point of the Canal and Railroad OF the James
River and kannawha improvement, and consequently
must become a place of much importance. The
Lots are near the Courthouse, which enhances
their value; aud there is no other Tanncry in the
place. Applications Ion further information may be
made by calling the subscriber, near Covington,
or Mr. Il. Skeen, Coving,on, by addressing the
subscriber by letter.
JACOB CUNNINGHAM.
Covington Va. May "A. 1888.
" The FmCaStle Democrat and Staunon Spec
','ot arc requested 10 copy The above advertisement
tfec timcs aud forward then accounts to the ad, or
user al Coynston.
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DTSSOLTTIO.V.

TIVE co-partnership of J. Il. Bailey Il Co. was
l. dissolved on the 9TH day of june by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the cohcern, are
hereby notified 10 settle their accounts with Mr.. }
Il. Bailey, without delay, and those having claims
against the will please apply to Messrs. Bal
ley and Womack for payment, when due.
ROBINSON a ELLIOTT,
J. r. BAILEY.
JunC
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NOTICE..
PROCLAMATION
Ry the GorCrHor Of .vO. laroYino.


WHEREAS, by an act passed at the last session
w of the General Assembly Of this State, emit
lied AN act prescribing the mode of surveying and
selling the Lands of this State lately acquired by
treaty with the Cherokee lnlans' 1t is made the
duty of the Governor upon the return OF the Maps
and Field Books of said survey, TO the several pla-
prescribed by said act, issue his Proclama-
ton Of the time and place Of sale ; and whereas the
said Maps and Field Books have been returned ac-
cofdingy.
Now, |, EDWARD 3. DUDLEY, Governor of North
Carolina, in obedience TO said act of Assembly, do
hereby issue this Proclamation, giving notice that
the sale OF said Land will commence at the Town of
Franklin, in the county of Macon, the first Mon
day in September and continue from day day
Tor three weeks and no longer by and under the
pcrintendcnce and direction of ). +. Patterson and
Charles l.. Hinton, Esqrs., Commissioners appoint
ed for thar purpose, agreeably the provisions of
the said act
,,,,:s, IN testimony whereof, |, Edward d.
.1H'N&. Dudley Governor, &c, have caused the
sYSMMS Great Seal Of the State to be hcrcunto
Ix ot Nan and s'fned ,he same this 9Th 1'h
EDWARD +. DUDLEY.
Raleigh June wt3S