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100000 tickets, at Sl5 scheme price. 81 800 0OO
Selling p'ire so per ticket
SYLVESTER ~ Co, l56 broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.

IL The reccr Of the sule Of the tickets will be dc.
posited in the Canal, Union, CurroIion, Citizens and
Louis SchmIt jointly with J. b. Perrault actually
Casl.ier Of the Ciizens Bank, aud A. BauInun
Iualy Cashier otthc Cons duIed Bunk AZ Trustees,
as per passed before A. Muzurcuu, Esq. Not. Pub.
On the I'd May 1889, uud the properties transferred to
the above neutionrd gentlemen uRincumJercd, as
Trustees, tor the security OF the fortunate prize io
ters
In New York tlc u,oucs will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit Oft the above named City
Banks Of New nr'eaus.
The puhlr u,e referred to the. acts passed bcfmc
A. Maznreau Esq. Not. Pub. in relation to the prop
perlies which cn.brace the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
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nAINTS. uIlS n, VARNISllES-j00 kegs Nos.
and White Lead; 800 Canister t'runc Green
Paint ground in oil; Black do; li'is"cd OIL sperm Dc"
Putty; 50 hIl>. Waiting; Copal and J"pamnHd I"rn's'
For sale by :. LOlkt 20.
N,v.H s Trout l.,.vrJ
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StlEN rIFIC 4 MISCELLANEOUS WOKkS.
W li.lINGTON'S Civil Engineering
w trirrs Mechanics Calculator
The Cuncluiori>l'> FIRST Text Book
CoIt'a Book Keeping Brnu,t'S do do
Tyrlrl's Universal History, . vols 8 70
D'Ilourrgucs Silk Cultuii>I's Mnnnnl
Count DandoI; the art Of rearing SILK " "rms
Clarke; treatise on the Mulberry Tree and SI!F
Worn and all standard works silk.
+ JOHNS & Co,
lure 10 Nv corner St Charles and Common
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HbACON SIDES-7j casks superior tnrinnn. cur
1 , ed, in ST re, for sale by & DORSEY,
Hi, iruc Al New .evee
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GRAND REAL E5TAr,,
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.

situated IN New Ure0na
TO BE DRAWN ON TUE LIST DECEMBEK, 1889
IN JACKSONVILLE FM.
Under the superintendent OF the Commissioners APP
uuintod by the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SClIilIDr *. HAMILTON,
MulIunrrs.
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DrEF-2t,0 hrs prime and 90 half h'l mess, u, the
/ } insrcction for sale hy q DORSEY,
unc II Al New I"vee
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ls The vit, principle N.fr) contained III the blood
.. Hlnoi makes blood.
Sd, Every lhtng the body Is derived from blood.
lfh. All constitutions radically til" same.
t All from npurv fthc blood. or IN 9th
cr words from humors luJ Vcd IN the body
9Th All these hunsrs carried or the blood purified
and u.do cuthlul by the sasapara that assma,es witt
the blood.
7l Vegetable purgave alone Milatc with the blood.
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TPNHA--GO CHESTS souchorg and rouchone, landing
1 from. schr Splendid, from Boston, for sale by
upl7 A TKlER, "a Gravcr st
INLOl Ii-l0OO bills suierinc aud $40 do tlnc, for
Il sale bv Ct DORSEY,
iuu. - If New levec
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IDUwTFE 80 kegs tpshcnI,uttcr. land and sale
y 81 aud J lW III TNEN. - Camp 81
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ACNN-Go.000 lbs. Cincinnati cured, con i>ng of
U HAMS, sides and shoulders, III the tanning, per
Flat boat. For sale by Il D',kSEl,
ma, - II Now .rvcr
Tb,ilt. AMERICAN AlMANAC and ErposllorN OF
lSriu Know ledge, tor the Year 1873, received
ard for sale by DAVID FEAT n Co,
may t.; - 'hartr,> 4
4 iNi. Jlttt., an,ng from Havana in casks, tar
Il rc!s and ,.,mljc has, ion sale by w
il BDNNABEl,
may - Cor Nnrchcz 4 Ich pitoulnS SITS
4 ,EMENr- -363 barrels Ct Cement, landing from
I Ship luHon, viii be sud low II rnN,n from the
I,,rr Arplvt, JAMES B. I'IlI.E\,
may Y; Il Camp st.
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DLuNTS LECTURES on the history of Abraham
, aud Jacob. by the Rev. lItur. Blunt, A. VI. un
thor Of It. cures on the history of Jesus Christ and
Paul
just published select :'ma,nS Of the Rev. William
Ncvins, ID. D. OF Baltimore it'll urrnnIr Just re-
ceivrd aud for sale by Al.EN TDWAR,
is ~ amp 81
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nAKS-3O0D feet ash Oars,
~ may II S&JP WHITNEY, - Camp
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INNCH N(iE. Oh nc.nut | ntsghl. ion ra,e l..
~ NIL 4 TRlER, 81 tiravier st
THLOt i;-306 bls landing from flat boat Tor sale by
d u,2l q DORSEY, "A New l.evre
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rnlJ,~ r,TENIzItpEArIAt EIhr. ARMS.
rsNIlIu iic respectfully informed tIn tn" ml'"'"
l n1n'lr~ can be seen and arc Tor sale at GOSSIP Il
to. EAchnu-c Hotel st Charles Il. "lar . If
DRDGAN> &c-1U eases, consisting OF n>ei raIi
l } murprro, and kinp rugnns, boy, y"nthS and
rhls,rs b,urans mems slippers, &c. Landing from
ship \urngunsrll, for sale by
ais | BRIDGE Il Co, l3l Magazine ST
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(NORN-l5O0b bushels landing from flat boat and for
" sale by nl3 THlER 81 Gra'lf Il
INK! INK. INK !!,--Ju,t received hundr"
dozen ounce ink, warranted very superior artcl
very chenn. by dnXen grnce BY
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FI'RNlTlTRt! FURNITURE!

81 lrrri, ed 1T tie l.uuri,un Furniture Ware
81 huu-r, 4 lrrL,. sup plN tiuin \rN \urk and Bo-
ON. Persons III the OF inrnltUIc would do we'll
to ra and select ihtr Hrrir> fuu nt thu best and
lurrr-I IT,, *, NOV, il! tie" civ. " X tARNES.
r6 81 Elrns HE :
\ h--Parr'ulut attention paid to packing and ship
Ing Furniture, trr,'p ct e. prn>e. div
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pICKI.ES-2O kegs md 10 boxes, receiving from
L New York per ship Oronre for s"" hv
nv SHALL. Il BROWN, 96 Magazine st
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LAYERS RIfl!lIFI, the rcIchrItrh PLAY,
i , cheap edition and AN assortment Ut iii" most cce
bratr! acting plays. EJollNS CO,
iii wv corner st Charles a. Common SIS
LATEST LITERARY!
TOi' N1E>S of Bl,<s ng,un, lllcr iii ltnIv, vols.
u Pascal Bruno and the Aou"nrrnlb by / Hook
Tn. American Joe Mrr, with illustrations
Little Freut Imam and his water lots, by Nor
ctchngs by Johnson.
Poetic Wreath, selected poetry from Cheuc"r to
Wordsworth.
Nicklehy, No 10; Bozs Sketches Nos and
F. JOHNS & Co.
NAV 81 2w Cor St Charles & Common sa
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CHARLOTTE
MA1M AUAD.NNlYo

fENHE Spring Session Of this Institution will
II commence on Monday the Ilh OF March,
and continue five months, under the direction OF
the present instructor, Thos b. Avery, whose lit
erary attainments and qualifications as Teacher
have given entire satisfaction. The course OF in
struc'isn will comprise all the preparatory studies
requisite for admission into any Of our Colleges.
To prevent unnecessary multiplication Of classes,
II is very desirable that students should enter at
the commencement of the session. The Trustees
VIII procure the use of valuable apparatus and
every other convenience necessary 10 facilitate the
Advancement of the student, aud recommend the
school 10 the patronage of the public, Good hoard
can be had in town or one mile out, at So per
month.
j. D. BOYD,
Secretary cf the Board Of Trustees.
Feb, 81, 1899 439v
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| d0ct OF each other the mos. favorable con
fauction.
A complete understanding upon the cues
too, thus placed at issue, of present lurls
ieuon, can only be arrived ut by fr,eDdI,
DISCUSSION between the Governments of tIs
United States and Great Britain and as !,
Is confidently hoped that there will be an
early settlement of the question, this slbor.
dnaie point Of difference can be of bu, li,,lo
moment.
Ia the mean time the Governor of The
Proyince of New Brunswick and the Go.
,emuent Of the State of Name will act os
bIIows Her MaJesty's officers will no,
eek to expel by military force the armed
party which has been sen; by Maine into
| he district bordering on the Aroos,ook nv.
sr; but the Government OF Maine Will vol.
patariy, aud without needless DELAY, with.
draw beyond The bounds Of the disputed
territory any armed force nov within them
|ap1, If future necessity should arse for dis.
vrsing notorious ,respassors, or protecting
poblIc property from depreciation by armed
EDfce, the operation shall be conducted by
5pcert, jointly or separately, according 10
/ greemenls between the Governments of
Blame and New Brunswick.
The cIs,l officers IN tho service, rcspcc.
b,sly, OF New Brunswick and Maine. who
ave been taken into custody by the oppo.
We parties, shall be released.
Nothing ia this memorandum shalt be
oGarued 10 iouiiy or to weaken IN any
|-y.ci whatever the claim of either party
l tho ultimate possession Of the disputed
|uory.
The Minister Plenipo,enliary Of her Bri.
|noie MAJESTY having no specific authority
make any arrangement on the subject.
Undersigned can only recommend, as
Is nov earnestly DO, to the Governments
>eS Brunswick aud Maine, to regulate
RI future proceeding according TO the
s9s hereinbeIorc set forth, un,i the final
emen' Of the territorial dispute, OF un
lae Gosernmcnts OF the United States
b Great Britain shall come TO some ds
use CONCLUSION on tie subordinate point
~ winch they are usg Al issue.
JOHN FORSYTH. S,cTsfsFy Of State
q As tsiied States 81 AsstA ARierios
H. 5 FOX, ~ u. " Earsy Eriraor.
s'aery sae A,Htsisr Fl,u,potsniiarv.
'iinSoToS. February 81. Is9J
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DdrInffR /,
Th"rsday, March 1889.

" The following persons have been
elected Commissioners Of the Town of Char.
lotte for the ensuing year:
DIR. THoS. HARRIS,
ALEX. GRAHAM,
WIN. A. TODD,
PETER VI. BROWN.
TlioS. J. HOLToN.
we are requested 10 state that Report
o. The Commissioners for the last wear is
lelt at the office Of the Clerk of the County
Court for the inspection of the citizens.
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Four Lots.

belonging TO the heirs Of T. Saunier. the
former sale beng orerruled and resale
ordered.
AL The ADORE mentioned property ,riH be
sold on , months credit Bonds and good
security required, aud particulars made
knorn on the day of sale, By
y. K. DUNLAP, c, NJ L.
March 1, 1889. Price adv. s.. t445
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Cohon.-Sales here IA to al. W.
iearn thai several hundred bales we're pur
chased 10 Rowan county alone, week or
Two ago, for home consumption, BY two Of
he FACTORIES IN nclghbouug counties.--
The pr'ce pald vas l33 cents, deliverable
on the plantations, wbich was the full price
current at this place at the time. Here are
soi'e beneficial effect of manufactures. -
The planter rs paid at bis own door as much
as he could get at markets and the produce
81 Inc STATE, instead of beng carried TO
market IN ). Carolina, as most Of il would
have been, IS manufactured within the state.
giving empioylnen, To hundreds Of persons,
and retaining handsome profits amongst our
selves, instead OF scattering them abroad
Fayetteville Obserrcr.
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&c valuable Town Lots.

formerly o'rned By UiHdm Allison, Esq.
decd, together ,rith ttro small tracts Of
Land-oae, Of 10 acres, joining the To,rn
Land and The Lands of Sand Taylor and
otherS-the other, containing 30 acres, on
Dry Greek, joining The Lands Of Caleb Ir.
rin, Daniel Chrtsteabury and Others.
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NOTICE.

- icy rirtuc of Decree from
E::! - the Court Of Equity, rrili
EiiiH crpoSe to Public Sale, on the
$3.50 premises, on Wednesday the l och
day Of APRIL merit, d tract of Land, contain.
ing about ITO acres, in the upper end Of
Neckienbnrg county, not far from Beaties
Ford, formerly orned by Leuis Jettun. A
credit Of l2 months rill be siren, the pur.
chaser giring bond and approved security.
By order of Court.
n. r. DUNLAP, C. ME
March |, 1889. Pies adv. SCI t444
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Coasresa.--The bull for tho armed occu.
oa ~ Florida has passed the Senate.
heen sent to the House iog concurrence.
debate arose 10 the Senate on the I6.h.
bill TO incorporate the Washington Silk
sonny, 10 which the anne contracted
- ia regard 10 corporations ~etc avsw.
sin ouf lssu Legislature. MeGsfs. kiug,
20, Smith, Niles end Benton, opposed lhe
90 the ground that all corporations
e arrangements OF lndisIdua nights. aud
iagcrous ,endcncy." How the cncour.
zcal Of the culture OF sLk could lniuse
ngh, Of any onci OF be OF dangerous
Socy to any tang, may " plain TO such
ss'nsn as the above, bat II passes lhs
pteheuslon Of PLAN man. Bu, see 10
Al results ,hs. doctrtnc would lead. An
pobl'c improvements have bern eff cited
corporations, aud without them our
airy would have continued almost 10 a
u Nature. We should have 40 Raul
ad', or canals, % tufuptscs, "a facIo.
add as the genuine nsrauan loco loco
80 a1iAiHg.' Ulr State and Federal
'srnmen.s afc themselves but grca; cor.
alious, aud perhaps u would be CRAFTY
70 these members to dispense With them
Ibe bill was rejected II TO l3.
ID" bali to prrycnt the Interference of 81.
ai.dcfs "a elections. j. siill under debate
he Senate. Messss. Norvell, Cu,hbsrt,
calhoun have spoken Vi length againsi
tl
10 The House, the resolution Of Mr.. Nav.
g appoint Selcc, COMMITTEE io inquire
'ae official conduct Of Com. Elliott.
y 10 command Of the SQUADRON 10 the
alettaursu IN So aud ls3s, was adop
add Me~rs. MAYOR, McCleese, log.
Mallory, Hamer, Lyon aud Chambers.
't appointed the Committee. major
q hts Committee Is opposed To gong
voc examination OF the present session.
. b'lI To authorize tho 10 issue nf Frca.
Notes, has passed the House, l02 to -.
a. Downing presented memorial OF the
le Of Florida, assembled IN cOaScntlun
Y Juseph's, on the llih OF January,
',n2ned BY Robert Raymond Reld and
~ committee of SAID convention, pray
'nas FLORIDA may be recognised us a
W and admitted into the Iuton on an
- ''o'ing With the original States. | he
memorial IL accompanied by copy Of
territorial Law authorizing the holding
convention To form Constitution auJ
"s "ssefnmcni also, the Constitution
'rm OF Government adopted by SAID
c'en'ion for tho people OF Florida.
y motion Of Mr. Downing, five thous.
= e"'a copies wers ordered TO bo printed.
~ appropriation balls had occupied
4 F" The time of the House, during The
week, until Thursday last, when the
og occurrence pa, an end To oil other
,,lsss Ior the time -
~ ~ "on rs the journal was read,
~ Shaif announced tho unfinished bu.
a. o. The morning hour.
10 ffcn'Iss Of Miss, said he rose 10 a
l'''a OF privilege. which would take pre-.
s'u" over all other business, and he
,'a oter The following resolution:
W esd Ihat tlis House proceed TO in9nirr
,"f hksandsr Daaear, d msmbsr Of tsi,
49,. nsm ne State VI oAio. BE- tie asthor 81
H., W." paeiieation OF publications, wndsr las
:" relation 10 he Proceedings Of this House
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we are authorized 10 announce Col.
William c. Means as Candidate for the
office OF Brigadier General ofthe IIth Brlp.
AIDE and 4th Division of n. c. Militia.
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INDIAN MURDERS.
From the F2oridian.

4 rum tHc Il tOFFOiG1.
TALLAuAssEE, Feb. 10, 1889.
We stop tho press To announce the fol.
loving distressing Intelligence received To.
DAY at - O'Clock. VI. Pendaryls resides
at the head OF the Waculls, miles from
The rail road aud II from Tallahassee.
SATURDAY, 2G,b Feb. 1889.
.Nr. Bettoa- Dear Sir: Last night INV
nearest neiahbnr, Pendants, his wife aud
mos, Of his children and negroes were kill
ed by the Indians. Judge of our situation.
Please inform Gov. Call we wish aid
fear to leave my family but send my young
man 10 pursuit but We cannot pursue far,
rs all leave the families for the night. We
we're awakened BY the guns, but did not
know I'LL this morning what il was.
Send me keg Of powder aud box Of
large size caps, dozen bars OF lead, &c.
DANIEL l.. RICHARDSON.
We beg for efficient aid for pursuit i'm
medla!ely-I have plenty for man and horse
10 eat.
have Just viewed tho scene of Outrage
and found Mr.. and Mrs. Pendarvls, and
two children murdered. She, (Mrs. p
inhunanly buichered and manged, lying
IN the yard--a female child nearly eaten
up by tho hogs-rhe old man and his cid.
est sou burned up in the building which
was fred after being plundered. few
of US are here to bury the dead and few
10 20 IN pursul, Of the Indians, supposed to
have been s or 10 in number. Five chil.
dren (the two eldest girls, one boy aud two
small girl chidren) have been picked up IN
the woods unhurt, except one of the larg
est daughters slightly in the knee. All
the negroes six in number, escaped and
came TO my house IN the night. Great
alarm is felt by the neighboring people, and
something ought TO DO done at once to
check The vile savages.
81 ARCHER,
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W The Investigating Committee has
made report. We shall give shor,
sketch OF 1t mex, week. Its length will pre-.
'ent our inserting IT entire. Neglect 10
The proper officers is the cause Of The detal.
cations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-07

LOUISVILLE, Fen. 1.-THE Frankfort
Stage IS Just ~, aud brings welcome inleIh
eence tor Louisville, but most uuwelcome
Tor CINCINNATI. THE Radsond R.u,< bin
tas been ogain detected III the House of
Representatives, OF the kentucky Legisla
ture 10y the casting Vote Of the Speaker.
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NOTICE.
Four Lots.

formerly oirncd BY 3. W, Taylor, rhicl
rere sold by a formu decree from. tie Court.
and purchased By p Thompson, but on has
fd'tiag TO make payment The said sale ,cQs
resciaded, and resale ordered.
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W We have not received full returns
Tor MAJOR General Of this Division. As far
as heard from Gen. Brian is 5 votes ahead
Of all others.
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The Massachusetts House of Represen.
ia,ivcs, bv vote Of $50 to 81, hlv, order.
ed 10 It's 81 reading bill making highway
robbery aud burglary punishable by i'm.
prisonmeni for life, Instead OF death.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-07

spurious Bank Note.-A spurious Rank
no'e oi Tue BANK OF CAMDEN. has been
'"o"h 70 us-noi exactly counterfeit. but
apparently an impression from the true plate
u 'ne bank, with false signatures and Ell.
lns oP.supposed to be one of The blank
holeS o. That Bank, said to have been los,
10 the Steamer VIM. Gibbons, when wreck.
co. 10 1886 and that SAID notes were found
quo Pu' 'nto Circulation by evil disposed
persons. 1t Is of the denomination of Five
dollars letter A. No. l44, payable to J. vii.
son' and signed {. Dewy, Cashier. The
name signed as President is too IIeo,bIe to
DC MADE out, but, like that in place Of the
tashier was not designed as counterfeit
ol 'ne true one. The writing is all in The
same hand, and the blank for the date is
moi hlied up; but the engraved impression
being a good, and doubtless genuine one
any person might, without careful exam.
nation, receive the note as an entirely oen.
uine ones. Corclinian.
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MAXIM Is, 10 keep pace with the improvements OF
The day; ambitious TO arrive at the ne plus ultra.
They offer, as sgen's, To the trade, the bes, sys
ten ever Invented, for Fitting The human shape.
Charlotte, March |, 1889 t4i3
~ H. They would suggest to their friends that
II would be very great convenience to have their
accounts closed once yeaF BY Cash or Note
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BNcOn! B0cOn!!
10000 LBS. fine Ken.
lucky BACON
for sale low for Cash. Also
a quantity Of fine FLOUR.
;, TAYLOR. HARRIS & co.
March 6, 1889. 44of
Resc0re Of E,,,nosS,,o,,

"A ; hare reason TO beIiere that Laac
- Campbell, Of MecklenJurg county, N.
q. has obtained or is endearorine 10 obtain
Pafent for Cutting Machine of my in.
rent,on. hereby forerGrn all persons from
trading or using said Machine, as um de.
term'ned TO enforce the ldp against all per.
sons freSpdsSing on my rights, IN any uay
pertaining thereto.
Feb 90, 1889. ti42
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OF A good toast was given at recent
celebration in Boston, VIZ" The Fifty
sir iSigners of the Declaration Of Indepen
dence the heaviest Fifty SIR the world
ever saw the whole strength Of Great Brl.
tain could not raise it
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Taken TD

a. 10EeA Up
AN A Nd committed to the jail
7Z "A Of thtS County, ON the st
M instant, a Negro Boy, rho calls
~ himself HENRY, about ! 6 or
---.<.--.s'ss | ! gears old, NOT rery dark for
a negro, tolerable tuH ronnd face. and in.
teihgeat for negro Of his age. He says he
belongs TO George Luwtmore, of Florida,
Tho got ham from Mr.. johnson of Rich.
moad, Va, HE isas riding a good sorrel
mare phen taken The opaer is requested
to come tortrard, prope property, pay char.
ges and take him otray or be val be deal.
pith as the lac directs.
THOS N ALEXANDER,
Sheriff Of Msck!en6arg CsaHy
March 4, 1893 A40f
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Saturday Morning.

appointment by The Gorernor Of North
Caroiiaa.--J. Altamont Phillips, Esq, OF
Philadelphia, TO be Commissioner for the
State Of Pennsylvania, to take acknowl-
edgments aud proofs of Writings, DEPOSIT
tons, &c.
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Description, Performance. &c.

LATh is foe bay, without white, Is hands,
8 inches high, With good bone and capital action
Al years old, he won the produce stake at Colum.
bia, mile heats beating Mr.. Tia ylor's Fy Daisy,
aud Capt. SPanp's Colt, Convention, aine others
paying forfeit. Two weeks afterw ards he gon the
Jockey CLUB Purse, mile heats, at Augusta, beat
Ing hIle and distanci1g Black Bird. AT Churies-
ton be was beaten by Cloo-hopper for the Jockey
Cub Pure, 8 mile heais; being very much amss
he vas drawn after the FIRST hsat. Ala years old.
he wen the Jockey Club Purse, mile heats al
Camden. beating Sr Kenneth aud Dorabells at 3
beats: losing the first in consequences of boiling
when several lengths in advance OF the field. iust
before be reached the judges stand; and getting
entangcd amongst the carriages, he sustained an
injury which occasioued his Withdrawal from the
Tarf
LATH was race horse of the first class wbich
10 evinced 10 his trials with Bay Maria. Charlotte
Russo and Kitty Heth, and in point OF blood be is
interior TO none, whether imported or native. His
Constitution is robust, having never been sick, and
his temper good. His ceor form and action,
speaks for themselves. In word, Lath unites in
himself as many claims to public patronage as any
Stallion that know.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-07
PEDIGREE.
N GGrlLfl- thai LATH WAS bred

oy me,-Aad Tat hs aas foslee Spring of 1888.
lie was got b. Godolphin, his dam Pocahonta., by
Sir Archy; his G. dam Young Lottery, also by
SlE Archy, out OF Col. Sngeton's celebrated Lot
terry. by the imported Bedford out of the imported
slare Anyilllna; Godophin was got by Eclipse
bis dam Ss iph, by Hgpheston out of Lottsry by
impaired Bedford &c. Haphestion was got by
the imported Bnzzard out of the dam o! Sir Arcby.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-07

What other City can sag na-It appears
oy me official reports that all the boys in
,ne CITY OF Boston are members of the pub.
nc aod private schools-save SO alone.
The whole number is 1850. There is
no parallel 10 this in any quarter of the
world,