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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

Remdrld5ie.-It is worthy Of remark,
as Illustrating tho GLORIOUS character Of our
institutions, not less than the genuine Re
publIeanism Of the Wing party, that two
Wing Cadldates for Governor, who are nov
canyassng their respective States, we're
10 early life Wagon Boys We alluded
10 Mr.. Corwln OF OHIO and Mr.. More.
head OF this State. We heard Mr.. More
bead, IN conversation, detail the clrcum.
stances OF his first yisi, 10 Fayetteville,
20 years ago, and compare II with his Sc.
cond visit few days ago, On the first, a
youth, unknowlng aud unknown, be came IN
charge Of his la,hor's wagon. Ga the SO.
cond, he was escorted into the town by ma.
ny Of It's citizens, mud called on to address
hundreds Of freemen, as a candidate for the
highest office within their gll
The facts arc well calculated to inspire
both parents ard soas with hope for polite.
al pretsrment; aud with a determination, by
industry aud virtue, TO make their own
way to the same or some other high dis.
tlnction. Fay, Obsrrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

Aio'i' ~ iN''S't''rN ''N'~' - 49, N't'N'
Of the Nncennes belonging to the squadron,
is copied from the n. \. Journal Of Com.
merce.
s.. Ship Nincennes,
Sidney Harbor, March 18Th, $40. !
We arrived here yesterday from our
Southern cruise, upon the success Of which
we all have reason to congratulate ourselves.
We have discovered land within the AnIarc.
tic, and crulsed along the edge Of the barrier
ice Seeing the land frequently upwards OF
seventy degrees Of longitude. All are con.
WINGED there is an extensive Continent there.
Whether II will be Of any benefit TO mau.
kind, or not, tune alone can show. For
my part, no inducements could be held out
that would make me volunteer 10 return
there, unless one of the other vessels should
have been unfortunate enough 10 be wreck.
ed, which God forbid. We we're uutoriu
nate IN not being able 10 land, take posses
sion, and plant the stripes and stars. When
the weather permitted Us to do So, 10 boat
could land the land beng very high, COZ
cred viii snow, and slopiug gradually to the
water, where it was terminated BY ice, des
cendlng one hundred or two hundred feet
perpendIcularly.
The weather was, part Of the time, good !:
and part, blowing from fresh to heavy gale.
with thick SHOW storms, making unylga,lon
extremely hazardous, on account Of the lee
bergs by which we were generally surround
ed. have at times counted 100 large
ones from the deck, without the aid Of q
glass, taking 20 notice Of small ones.
We found the Peacock here repairing,
almost a perfec, wreck having had her
stern frame lifted, and all the timbers brok
en- above the nam deck, as far forward as
the gang way, rudder knocked III, foreloot
carried away, and plankng knocked up to
within an inch and half OF her wood ends.
How she arrived here, il seems impossible
TO conceive. | did not suppose vessel 10
her condition could hold together long
enough 10 do SO. She was caught N the
ice, and damned BY the closing Of the pas
.ose af,or she went Il. ! hope that The
brig and schooner have escaped, and thai
we shall find them al New Zealand.
BY an arrival to day from Hobart Tusu
Wan Demens Land We learn that the
French Expedition ls there, aud that they
discovered land the same day We did, 10
6G S. and 100 East.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

We rejoice to record a grand movement
among the Catholic Churches Of this city IN
the temperance cause. II can be no matter
OF offence to say, Is 1t is universally known,
that the foreign population among Us have
chiefly contributed to tasien upon tho whole
people the charge of Intemperance.-PhiL
Nat. Ga.
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Washington City, June, $50.

THE EXPLORING ExrEpITIoN.-D iScop
cry of Scp Coatiacm.-An ARRIVAL IN
New York, from New South Wales, has
brought tidings from the exploring eNpedi
ton. Tie following letter from an officer
Of the Nncennes belonging to the squadron,
is copied from the n. \. Journal Of Com.
merce.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

LPvards Of sirfy Persons dangerously
Poisoned. We learn from the WelsvlIle
Ohio Gazette that, Oh the l5,h aslant, on
board the steamer New York, while ascend.
ing the Ohio river, above Cincinnati, 90.
wards OF SIXTY persons we're dangerously
poisoned BY eating corn bread, the poison
having been infused IN the bread or meal,
and that all who took supper aud cat cf It
were taken with violent vomiting. How
the poison got into the bread remains mys
terry. No death had occurred.
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Approved, Sept II, 1907
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

We have now exposed the misstatements
and misrepresentation Of Messrs. Mont.
gomery and Hawkins. In doing 50, it has
not been our desire to wound their feelings,
or TO indulge 10 harsh and offensive Ian.
guage. We have prepared this commune.
cation a, the request Of many good people
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

10 what do the signs Of tho times poip,
now GloJc.
They point to Gen. IIarrison's election
as true rs the needle to the pole or Ic,
lreasurcr's nose to Texas Prentice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

Hon Il is done The Cincinnati Gazette
says that a merchant Of Indiana, recently
purchased $4,000 of goods in New York on
credH, intercepted them at Cincinnati, sent
them 10 auction, and raised the wind to the
tune Of sll00 His creditors, Of course,
may whistle for their money.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

efai Ssates y collect tie fines Llas assessed BY
ihs courts mariial2 The answer To this inquiry
IS found IN the following extract from the 29th sec
ton; That the marshal, or his deputy, having
received the said certificate, shall forthwith pro-
coed to levy the said fHsS, tnih costs, by distress
and sale Of the goods and chaitels, of the delin.
gueu, lJtich costs, and the manner Ct proceeding
with respect 10 the sale Of the goods distrained,
shall be agreeably 10 the laws of the State in
which the same shall be, as in other cases Of dis
tfess and when any non commissioned officer or
private shall be edjudged to suffer Imprisonment,
there being no goods or chatiels TO be found where
on TO levy the said fines, the marshal of the dis.
uict, or his deputy, shall commit such delinquent
to JAIL during the term of which he shall be ad
judged to Imprisonment, o. until the fine shall be
paid IN the same manner other persons condo mn.
ed to fine and Imprisonment at the suit OF the Uni.
ted States may be committed
From this quotation, il appears that de.
lmquent mllltIamen are 10 pay the cosfs.-
Taking the lowest possible estimate, OF two
dollars and fifty cents, for the costs Of ludg
ment ana issuing the execution, let US see
what will be the costs on judgment origi.
nally tor twenty dollars. When the dein.
quent mIllliaman lives two hundred miles
from the place Of the court sitting the mar
shaI'S fees are fixed by law, for every mile
he travels, at i've cents in gong 20 levy
the execution. This would make his fees
Tor travelling alone.
(which would make The account stand thus
Tie original Judgment $1,000
Cost ei alignment and execution $50
Magsha.s foes for travelling 200 miles,
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
Marlborough Recorder,
PUBLIsHED BY ID. uEARTT.

SINCE the enlargement Of the Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made To the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged 10 hope that
lle was about 10 receive such an amount of
pstronsge as would not only compensate
lin Tor his artluous and unceasing labors.
but enable him further to improve the ap-
pearanSe and add 10 the usefulness Of his
paper. But to realize this hope. the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the justice Of
the rause and the soundness Of The prin.
ciples which lie advocates; aud having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wayered nor faltcred, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Wig
party are actusietl By the same purity Of
mntive, and in their determination to pre-
serve undlminished their high priyil, <, 5,
are animated by a zeal not less fersent
than his own. The rich legacy wiicl,
was won for us by The active hands and
strong arms of the Wings of The Revolu.
ton. the " higs Of the present day know
can be preserved only by unliring watch.
fitness and jealous guardianship. Unity
Of principle aud feeling is calculated 10
produce unity Of action; the Editor OF tie
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
hearted Wings will CO operate with him,
by assisting in the extension of the cir.
culation Of his paper.
Those Of his fellow citizens who dif.
fer with the Editor on some Of the ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured that in
the discussion Of all political subjects, lie
will endeavor so TO constrain himself as
Nothing 10 extenuaie,
Nor set down aught in malice"
but in truth and soberness to do Justice
to all parties. A large portion Of the co
lumns Of the Recorder will be devoted TO
entertaining Miscellany. Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles of domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie-
~ i is hoped that all will find matter to
amuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription to the Re-
corder are as heretofore dollars and
fifty cents IN advance, or three dollars al
the end Of the year.
JAY 8. ~
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typographical Notice.

A PRAC rlcAL PRINTER, who has had
n considerable experience 10 sonductrg q
Newspaper. desires 10 take charge 81 news
paper establishment, as principal, 10 North
carolina Georgia. or Alabama; he would have
no objection 10 associate himselI with any
gentleman embarked - the Printing business
Ia either ofIhe states last named. as lie ls se
~ anxious TO plant Ills PRISON, permanently.
10 Georgia or Alabama. Ills politics are u
The JriTerspnian school, and. consequently. al
war with many of :he leading measures uftse
present Administration.
Untxrep;ionable testimony Of good clafac
ter can be adducrd. Address - P q, Hills.
borough, Narth Carolina postage paid.
Will the Raleigh Standard REGISTER and
star and the papers generally 10 Georgia and
Alabama. give this notice an insetti.ni BY so
doing they will oblige A PRINTER
Jan %. 1910.
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YlEW wNE0ENSs
Jewellery and Fancy
Articles.


GrniIemens' Gold LEVERS, plain and
extra jeueled.
Ladies dnta.
Silver Levers, Eaglish and French
Watches.
LonR.l,nked Gold Watch Chains, with
ard without seals.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases.
A rich assortment Of Breast Pins. Finger
Rings. ard Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory. aud
Enamelled Paintings.
Silver ever.poinied Pencil Cases.
Silver speclscles. plated and steel. sssori-
ed.
Batter Knives. and Guild Collar Banons.
Silver. Steel, and Gill Ws,ch Chains and
Keys
Shell and Tin Musiek Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wosienhoim's Knives
and Seasons. Of The best quality.
Silver Thimbles, Money Purses. and
Pocket Books
Silver and Gil, Pens, Tooth and Hair
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Slieks. Shutters and
Trays.
Briuannia Ware. Mantle Clocks. and Pts
tolls.
Being permanently located in Hillsboroneh,
and having a ffesh and large supply Of watch
materials. he 10 prepared "a repair satehcs Of
any description. IN tue best and most durkt;<
manner, and will warrant Watches repaired "a
every case twelve menths Orders puaetusliy
attended 10.
IEMUEL LYNCH.
October -. 90
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Brandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE snd unrsfssl k.smi.s
- proved ~ The <zresisbse ~ lkcusss a a
be. n he's pscpefly peisesrisd 18th. elass.s
eafe IN esssy form a ahe Csit f'sE ihaasx.
III hasIns he came origin, and inssalslls asss
l,.,n the UNIyEhsAL RuOr AZ ali disass.
namsls lNFIhlIf - lNfLli EeT shssl.-
lson Of The bl.uID.
n q pesiod &c liaiis more thsu tkret yesss
IN the L. they have restored "a sisis n
hesiih snd srleynsni sseI one ftNEtED
THOUSAND rsisehs, sLe stte Eisss ouF
a. inru, able by physsrians q The hrsaf-eksti
stal ding. and N n.uy ssses shes essIy othsf
fems "a had brea tssoitsd 10 "a vain.
Ia ull cas- &c Psin or a esknrss. neither "a
Be chronic o. recent. xheIhsT a be a. sin,ss. e
PAIN IN ,he side, uhtiher u arse a. m a. nsfi.
iulional OF fioia sense imnss oiaie eaufe. be.
Their Il be from Internal ~ xieFnsl inlsrs. .
will be cured BY PeissyeIis 8 IA the pse 81 ilsls
Pills.
This principle Of psrfirF ~irh BrsnSre,hs
Pilis, remeses noiiine buaths sfeitfs snd d.
esyed pariielss from The body the D bid "a
eerTupl humoTs sf the bleed. tkose bsnlofs
~hirk cause dissase-l hey impede ake lans-
iions oT The liver nhen lie, settle sron ihss
ofedn. and HLieh. Nhen they fttile upon tks
muscles, protpse Ihenn.s tlsm; OF upon the
nerves. prodn, q VI; % pFon the lnIRs, pie.
deee eohsunirtloni 90 uron The tnttsitnrf, tts
iiveaess; OF upsn the lining II the hhtd sss-
sells. spaplexy end paralysis. and III ihe lsssn
Of disorders 80 melancholy 70 the q fIefsr ara
III rho behold them.
Yes, pvreing these hvHofs frem the BODY
the true cure fsr all these ecH'pIsinsf, sna e.
cry other lofm Of disease. 1Lis 10 no ness
L assertion IL IL Dc measurable iTsih. enc eseh
dsy u is extending itself; isf and AIDE u 10 be-
cennine known, asd mole and more spIrssl.
ated
The etre Nv pureinR may more depend sp4
| ihe LAWS which pIodoee sweetness o. Ppflly.
than may be generally imagined. Nhsfrssr
TENDS 10 slspnste. all pred &C sisk aess. BE-.
cause il tends 90 putFelaetion; thertiors The
| Necessity u constant exercise 70 seen.
when constant exercise tannsi be used fron
ANY CAUSE, the eeessienal uss e srExfxs
MspieISE .is ABSOLUTELY fsqussa. Ikus
she conduiis e the blood. she iountsin Of HE,
are Kept ifee RON those ~ ps, iIies uhieh eeid
prevent ne steady current miaisisring health.
Thus morbid hsnsors are prevented from be-
coming mixed WITH u. u 10 nature bis b W
thus assisted thresfh The ssssns sId eslitis
which she has pros idsd Cor bsrseIf.
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WlallAl We @@AY0a
HfrGfHaGfe OEs.7.NE.fT,
fOR TnE CURE OF
External Diseases. yix.

White Swellings. Serofula and other tt.
monrs. Sore Legs aud Ulcers. Old and
Flesh Wounds. Sprains and Bruises,
SwelIines aud lnilamalicns. Scalds and
Burns. Womcn's Sore Breasts. Scald
Head. Rheumatic Pains. chilblains,
letters. Eupiions, Bilcs, " Widows
aud . most eiIccIual remedy for the &c.
moval Of corns.
.4tso, BeekwiIl's Anii.Disprptie Pills,
FOR SALE BY
ALLEN PARIS.
September g. a.
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HILLS BOR0 gil, N. e.
runlisHrD wEsKLr
ny DENNIS HEARTH

AT THREE DOLLARS rEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
nFTr CENTS ~ rAip IN ApvAScK.
Those who DO not give notice of their wish
10 have their PAPER die, ontinned / The emma.
iion &c the year, will be presumed &c desiring
Hs continuance until, oumicIms need And no
rapcr will le discontinued until all arrcaraces
are paid unless OF The option ~ The publisher.
Advertisements y, txcrrdine sixteen llncs.
one dollar for The firsl, and twenty five ccnis
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ones In
proportion. Court advertisements twenty five
per cont higher. dcduttian of ash per cent.
will be msde r. advertisers ~ tAs year.
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cP1EINb NAS4II91ls9
R0R Is4O.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hsvins rs.
&&-a ~..slx ssaurme6 fEon the NoFth. would
,-..-~,fsllT EARN 1he pshlie that re has 20
- AZ. SO apprssed faris. Lsndea. Nsw
va Phssdel phia ana Daliin.are spriaE fash-
-. 80 hasiag a his e@Faoy Rsntlemen
..kass prafrieney u The iashianahis sarhss
81 ,lsir proirssssn. rsnk thsua amsng The sery
- ur Nssthsra Weskmen. he . prsPaIsd q
n euas TsiiaEang N = mnnner whirh. fstasie.
s-afaess dursbiay sad despatch. eaaaoi be
eEnellsd SoHh o. sealh 81 ne Psinmse.
Ne weaid rsisFn lhsaks far ahe ssrg hbef.l
sl,are n Ppblie pstraaaee hsretofors rereised.
and respectfully solicit eoatiuusisea u ess-
Orders lrOna sis..ses Puss,ually attended
"a.
Msy 6. so
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The following genlIemen have BEEN srfsiu.
ed agents for e sale Of BrsndfetLs Pflsi
Dennis nearH. HjIIstafsagh.
S.rdmsn A Ramsay. Puasborough.
Hargrsse. Gather a. Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. sirelufT. Midway. Dsvidsss. II
James D. M.Dsde. Chapel HILL.
Dtecmber > eg-fsu
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SALT
Mattresses,

ElTHER Double or Single, msde IN
otder--sn article of great eomiori.
a'ther 20 summer or winter. Orders LEI,
q The .fiice Of the llillsborcugh Recur.
der VII be duly aileuded 10.
July "a. So
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Valuable Property


c1zs1< ONE 81 ne 6nssl and sfsi
60 iwpsssed fsrms = tAs wssasFn cs.s-
s1 -. Is SEQ sEssed CO sale y
-. siissisd sixhs malss uesa "a Me-
,----.-r--sxA. in.unsfs.isly - ussstd .e-p.ef
- Fwnkfsm. IN Mssiiamson csunays na0 tss
nais rad lssding zen NE kasssfa 70 Us
Tas farm has q il Dwsilipe Hess, ipas
rser 10 none a. ne eeuafsy ter ssAnA -ls's So
soan snd aPpesfsaer. ane = ~si sa..lse 80
kouse e enteFialameaii tessihef Nsth sssss
eshsf buildiae ksse ssef fsaao - be reAse-
aisnt ~ usefsi en- a fnrm. va large baans
STATES. aad cofn Cribs. tws Lnmbrf h"eses.
TO ssas.ks Houses. a Wash haasf. SPinninR
"a weasia4 lIaass. Garage iieese. aiases
..A vel canssrneled Ca fisoss. be tfouss,
.ad a csok House snachsd serg enaseaiestlt
A he da ellina. and sibsrs aol sarnilsnsdi AZ
a whlrh. wilh bul one exception. are bs.it q
Cedar. TIE water nsver fsils. sat . % ne
very besl aaslfy. And above al. q = eoas'-
dersd aas . & ne hsallhiesl sIiuatisns 70 DC
fs.pad IN lae resairy.
Thers ! also god Gs,dsa snd Orchard,
eaalaininR . great varsity Of eEeslieai ife.l'
such ss ApPies. Pesshes. Pears. Qsiness'
Piums, cheTTys. GraPrs. RaspberEies Sifaw-
befflcs sc. sd1rdinF fruit neatly 81 ~ se4f.
There are something aPNasds 81 too arfss
e land ~ ths tract vita abaat $50 rieafra
aid 100 acres 81 Woodland, fenced and partly
SCI 10 Grass.
The Iaad is neaIly al under The best kiad Of
Cedar fenee. and ~ tigh state o. eailisalsaa
and well adapted 10 the pradaetien o. sishf'
orr, Caitoa, q ohseco. OF small grain 81 eve
~ description, and saight be eeasetied ,aaa On
exeeilenl siork fam. And should = mol %
large esenga 10 suit Any purchaser. there = -
sale aud adjoining tract of land eaai.,aias
abamt COO seres with zoe cleared. good dssi.,
inc h.nse and good nsler. will also eel
.ams al anS siork &c Cattle and iis.gs which
have BEEN improving for nearly twenty years
| and think them 10 be as god as any 10 TIC
county; any stock 81 iiotsrs and sheep nil
also be Tor sale. Also. many other eoasenirn'
ces Coz carving on q farm, So that the puf'
chsser might immediately place himself 70
situation Tor making money.
would refer any persons Tor more pafhea'
lar Information relative 10 this very valuable
iarm 10 Col. & a. Foster. Mr.. VIM. Nieho,
90 Rev. q r Puts. or Nashville OF 10 any gen
llemsa IN MuhrsesborOoeh; all Of whom arc
sell ~ qnainted with %. 10 10 presumed AM
persons wishing 10 purchase i'll Of course ex'
anime the premises. when they can Learn The
terms, which sill be liberal
JOHN LYLE.
Murffeesborough, Tenn
April 1880 ) ~ -"
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Choice Liquors, &c.

Just RECEIVED from New York, and Tor
sale by the subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
!" Holland Gin,
!" Jamaica Rum.
Madeira,
Ma1.o. Wines, Of very superior
Mnscs, quality.
81 ClArct.
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale.
Irish Whisky,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
No. The subscriber will keep con-
stanily on hand. fi,r sale, we'll
made CARRYALLS and Large and
Small ROAD WAGON.
TfioS. ID. GRAIN.
Augus,Z 81
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Grunge County.
Superior Court OF Law-alarch Term.
ls40.
Robert .H'calioei
n. " fettt1o0 f0f Utsofces

TIT appearing 90 the satisfaction Of the Court.
= that Margaret M.Cuiioch, the defendant in
this case. is not an iDhabiiant Of this state; u
Is therefore ordered by the Court. that publi-
cation be made 10 the Hlllsborough Recorder.
Raleigh Standard, for three months, thnt the
house in HIlisborough, on the second Mon.
day OF September next, 20 answer, pirad OF
demur 10 the petition in this case; Otherwise
judgment pro confesso will be taken against
her.
]. II. NORWOOD, Clerk.
Price ads, 81 90 %, 3m
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N Office.

IN WOULD respectfully request those indrht.
= ed 10 me 70 call and settle their accounts.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October %. 81
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Notice.

E0UND more Than ~ elve months since,
il small pocket wallet, eoalaising money.
rhc wallet had marked on il : for charitable
puIpeses." For further Information apply At
this Office. 81
Apul 5. a0-
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Cast Iron PIoughs.

o1g ~ oaa - 4oo 49,
2TEPnEN MOORE has on hans Cot sale,
PLoUGIiS OF various sizes, with extra
Points, Sc from the factory Of c. n. Rich
moaJ, near Milton. ~. C.
The following certificates will show the es-
:imation in which they are held by some VI our
CERTIFICATES.
We have, for The last six or eight years, been
using the Cast Iroa Plough, introduced INTO
this state and Virginia By .arsry e. Richmond.
and have no Hesitation ~ saying, that We con
sIder j, superior 10 any other W use in coun.
Try, for its easy draughi. facility uf t.rnng the
soil, add lie general util.iy as 10 performance.
aud the small expense Of the cast point. which
we think preferable. on account of its coaveni.
enee aud irIfiug cost. 10 any other kiGd 81 polut
we have ever used.
WARNER "a LEWIS. caswell county.
STEPHEN D0DSON, do do
. GLO. ". JEFFREYs, Person do
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
have Cor several years been in The habit Of
using the aboye Pl"ughs. aud have no hesita
iion IN saying. that they answer my purpose
exceedingly we'll.
THOMAS M'GEIIEE. Person county.
October 10. 92-
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Shoes! ShOCs!!
PARKER a. NELSON

lrfAfE just sised
- 400 pair o. Lahirs' Shoes, assoritd.
500 do. Men do. d..
lS0 do. M,sses aud childsen's do.
ALSO,
Ladies and Gen'lemeas India Rubber Over
Z Shoes.
f October 30. az
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Notice.

p. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, MEET.
- ING will be held 81 the Court House IN
tiiIlsberough on "Wednesday Of Orange coun.
" Court Tie 9th Of May.
April 80. l9-
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Equity Sale.
Blooded Horses.

HSHE Import. Race Horse FLEXIBLE.
= aaa me Ameri.aa Race Horse TURKE.
NO. will siapd al Wilton. Graoyiiie eoao,y.
". c. The present season. ils4O.l For terms
nc. see hand bills.
EDWD. III. CARTER.
wfiiop. February 1870. ~ Nll-uJ