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S,sONE Of our Notes aud Accounts arc Of long
- staadius. Those indebted, wall please call
sud settle the sane Immediately, By CASH or 10
equivalent MONEY Toe mast hare COTTON
taken at a fair price in pa yuent or for GOODS.
TAYLOR, HARRIS l. co.
Oct 81, 1910 4f
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IRISH SUPPLY OF Mofati's Pills and
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Office
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A FIRST rate Northern made Carriage. Ap
N pl, 10 u. D. Williams, B. p Boyd Of Charles
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Nor IL, lsIi. etf
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Curing Bacon. "A travelling corre.pon.
dsni Of lae Kentucky Farmer, states that
al the house ofs Nr. To,I, Of Todd County,
be pariook Of tbs mos, delicious bacon he
ever ate, aud furnishes Nr. Yoss's method
Of cunag bis bacon as follows:
Curing Boeoa,-kil IN The morning, and
cot out as soon as cool, say in three or four
hours, and sal, immediately. To cue thou
ssnd pounds Of posk uss eighty pounds Of
salt and oaa pound OF sal,petre. Rub the
skin cell Uith Tbs hand Until Il becomes
moist, then PACK the hams in a trough as
scss as possible. If IL, season is not IN
usss!ly cod, h7s ueekl is long enough 10
Ia, !, lay IL brine. Thea hang up aud put
smoke OF good green hickory wood lmmsdl.
a,eIy under II, until i has enough. Take
down by To. first Of March, and pack away
10 dry hickory ashss-bs;ns particular TO
rub we'll on The fsshy parts. Lay the meat
a, high ia tho smoke house as possible 90
boards or plant, and pu, corn cobs between
TO prevent /. from touching.
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Gold Mine for sale.

TEyHE subscribers offer their valuable Gold
II Mine for Sale known by the aamo of Hun
ter's Mine, five miles North OF Ss<floie IN Meek.
leuburg County, n G. For nus apply to Tue
subscriber. living on The premises.
ELAN HUNTER.
Oct. 90, 1870 81
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IA length, It viii answer; bot the longer,
the better yield, and more certainty OF Inv
lnr, for which my mode Is particularly 70.
malkab!e, entirely obyiaiing. the necessity
Of watering, ii the yiues are set oul when
the ground is thoroughly wet. Another
advantage of this root is the ease with
which i. is kept which is only 10 have them
put under the ground deeper than the frost
vail penetrate, and make trenches between
them lower than tho potatoes, SO that they
are drained. They are DOT injurel. by the
rains Penetrating them, as all they. re4are
10 keep them fresh, aud not even idoss>nI
under ground, if kept there until June, i:
10 have the water drained OF, and SO deep
as 10, to be effected By cold or frost. IL
my opinion It exceeds all other roots be
cause it is SO certain 90 worms or bug in
lure !, at auy stage Of its growth, whereas
beet aud lurnip are liable to both.
l.. V. B.
?. s. | assure you, you caonot espaiiaie
too Ieus,hily Gu ihe advantages Of The cul'
lure of the suee! potato, for ii farmers
sould but try it, | am satisfied /. would
supsrcsdo many root crops, TO the enrich
lag Of the grower, 10 be used to fauen cat
tie for the SHAMELESS, cows for the dairy
hOrscs for the plough, BY having thea
washed, inlernixlng little SALT and IL
fa,ssnins hogs, they are next 10 nuIrlmen
10 American Farmer.
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tober Term, $40.
WIN. Davidson
us Original Attachment
Jeremiah Aderson.
Levied IN the hands Of Joseph Weeks and John
Weeks, Executors Of John Weeks, sen. decd.
and them summoned as Gurnlshees.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction OF The Court,
I'll that the defendant is not 40 inhsbi.ant Of this
State, Ordered therefore, thai publication be made
SIX weeks in ths Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appears at the next Couri Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for said county,
at the Court House in Charlotte. on the Oh Mon.
day in January next, and plead answer OF demufr
Judgment by default will be entered against him.
Witness, Bray Oates. Clerk Of our said Cour',
al Office. the 4th Monday Of October, A. D.. ls40
B. OATES, C. NJ &.
Price adv. So. It'd
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GROCEEsE Els.

with a mixed stsch Of other t,eads, oil sf which
he will sell q, the LOWEST PRICES, wholesale
or retail for Cash Or PFodHe..
The Subscriber aatiers himself that he ssien.
sige acquaintance i, the cPPef and -eGanin2 eaun
ties 0f North Carolina sill enable han 10 receive
liberal patronage.
D MALfoY
Cheraw, S o.. Ssrf g. 1910. teisti9
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Levied 10 the hands Of Moses Alexander and hin
summoned as Garnishec.
ET appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
III that the defendant is not an inhab!,ant Of this
STATE, Ordered. Mogore, tina, publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Js1rual, thai unless
the defendant appears At the next Court pf Pleas
and Quarter ssssions. TO be held for said county,
at tho Couh House in Charlotte. on the 4th Mon.
day IN Jannsry next. and plead, answer or demur,
Judgment By aefault will be entered against him.
Witness, Rraly Oates. Clerk Of our said Court,
az office, the ith Monday Of October, A. d, le40.
D. OATES. @. H. O..
Price sde SO. IA
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Literary Factory Gris.--A Magazine,
published in Lowell, Mass.) is sustained

Literary Factory G,ris.--A Magazine,
published in Lowell, Mass IS sustained
exclusively by the contributions of the
girls employed in its different tactories.-
Can any manufacturing town IN Europe
offer parallel instance What is to be
expected oil the Bay State fifty years hence
if its daughters, thus engaged in the labors
OF the warp and wool, weave also the fam
ciful tissures of literature We have
heard occasionally of poetical shocmakers
in Europe, and in this country of learned
blacksmiths, but these were solitary stars
in the armament of science it remained
for the United States to exhibit constel-
lation not of literary ladies', fos,ered in
drawing-rooms and nursed in luxury, but
of porkWomea, combining the fabrics Of
art with the product of fancy and intellect.
-Southera Patriot
Anecdote Of Mr.. Addison. 1t is related
of Mr.. Addison. who, though an elegant
writer, vas too dilideut Of himself ever To
shine us public speaker, that al the time OF
debating the Union act in the House of
Commons, he rose up aud addressing hun
self to the Speaker, said, Z" M. Speaker, |
conceive, but could 90 no farther then
rising again, be said, Mr. Speaker, con
ceive, still unable to proceed, be sci down
again. A third time he arose, and was still
unable to say any thing more 'hau--" Mr.
Speaker, conceive when a certain
young member, who vas possessed Of more
efIr0n,ery and ,oubllity, arose, and said
"Mr. Speaker, sm sorry to fad that the
Honorable Gentleman over The way has con.
ceived three times, and brought forth moth.
ing"
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Oct 20, lslC
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-4 p. M.
JAMES WOODS TRIAL.

The jury appearing this morning, the Attorney
General Brooke, opened the case at length After
which,
oseph Seymore, was sworn. (This is the coored
waiter that belonged to the house at the time the
daughter was killed) Twas in the employment Of
Wood on the 3Oth of September. As far as have
seen, Wood has been correct; between nine and ten,
on the Both, came to Wood's-did not Wood
when first went in saw colored servant girl,
Rachael Mallady-Mr. Wood came down out ofthe
store into the ktchen-he asked me how came in
there--he asked if was his friend or his enemy
told him was his friend-hc said he believed me
he asked this servant girl if she wanted go home
to see her mother; her name is Elizabeth, who said
yes-he let her out, and in doing so, appeared very
weak. As he returned from the yard, he caught
first side of the entry and then the other
Mrs. Wood came down stairs and asked Wood what
made him keep drinking that nasty iquor-he told
her to keep his spirits up-Mrs w talked ofhaving
him arrested, because we thought he was out of his
mind; in about three minutes after heard alarm,
which sounded like pistol or gun shot We rushed
up stairs in the third story, supposng the sound to
have come from that quarter. Woods two Oldest
sons entered the first-hs next youngest next,
and then myself; and Miss w God after. ! two
pistols lying on the floor, | went in the back
room, MISS NOou W lying vi ici iaSes "s a. s"S
had fallen out of the chair she had been sitting
in, and blood was running out of her head. She did
no. breathe as saws walked to the partition door
and there saw Wood he was sauntering about
the room unconcerned; he saw me, he
said, f" am the who did the crime; take me
away; imprison me- for am the man" then ran
down stairs, and went next door but three below,
for DR.. Bush when returned, saw Wood with a
pistol in his hand i smeed the scent of liquor in
the morning before ten o'clock; there always
liquor in the house in the shop shelf | still
live with Mrs. Wood ] have lived with her all
the time.
| Cross -Examined-Mrs Woed and ! positively
thought him out of his mind; during that time
heard him speak harsh TO his daughter never
knew him to treat her harshly or coldly; far
knew she was allowed to do as she pleased.
Daniel Filter, Esq, Sheriff, sworn-On the 3cth
and the road, perceiving others going in
| went up stairs and found Mr.. Wood with pistol
in his hand he said " am the mani shot her."
found his daughter lying on the floor. She was
breathing very short; examined her wound, and
found that the ball had entered at the of her
right eye and come out at the top of her head. 1
arrested Wood and put him in charge of one of my
officers.
There were three other witnesses sworn, but
their evidence is Of the same character as above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

BosroN, March 2isld Trentes Bennett Mobile; Lorena,
Urquhart dos CID Page Basse NYork; Splendid, Patterson,
doSwind w to NV, fresh; aad wind NV to very fresh
Providence March 2i-arr Hope Pman Nfork; Huntress,
Fowler do; Cord Sherwood Yankee Bright
man, NYork; Three Brothers, Stuart do-wind r.
SALEM March 2larr Helen, Harding, NYok; China Pep
per- do; sid Ocean, wilkins, do.
EpGARTowN, March Is-arr Warsaw, NYork for Salem.
HOLMES HOLE, Match Compeer LincoH NYork for
EasPor SUM- Nckeson do for Boston Free Trader Halet
do for Portland.
PHLApELrIA, March 2iarr John Crouch, Tomlin, New
York.
BALTIMORE, March 2s-arr ATLANTA, Newal, NYork.
NORFOLK, March 22Beow, Thaddeus, Cooley, Alexandria
for Niork; 23d Kempton elell, NYork Ann Eliza
Somers do.
Foreign Ports.
ST THOMAS, March 4Frauces Louisa, Webb from Marti-
nique spare Beqls, from NYork wig irt Emerald Owen,
from st Crox for York 10 sail about the 7 Abigail Tho
from Martini ue fr Abigail Eliza for NYork about
9Th; Charles Hopkins, Date Rich, decd from st CroiS wig
freight.
PoNcE PR March I3-tiazelle, for NYork, ldg
GUAEAMA PR, March 6--Chester Hanna for Nfork wig
cargo.
PFRNAMBUco Feb sCaroline Bachen from New York for
Hamburg, in DIS.
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Cleared,
Mary, Gertz, Portland; Homer, Kent, Boston.
Arrived.

Cleared,
Mary, Gertz, Portland; Homer, Kent, Boston.
Arrived.
Packet ship st James, sebor from London and Portsmouth,
FsSas Md Md Grns s,, Mint @ns urn Rs CO. ,h
sehr xuloda Balance FROM Wilsmsoa, Nc and a ds FIN
lon IS So SPOKE scSr Morning Star from oerasoie for N9or
SANE PPs iPSss 'S Pa %m sa OF Get
sloop Excel 80 hours from Bristol RI with mdz, to
One ship, one brig.
General Record.
Loss Of Bark Bglingtog, q Boston, D. Fr1-We are in
ScSaS psfe%eTs Of he loss Tie burlington She WAS Vas
NH ss si ' Il
daey aud by great exerops succeeded ia saving her officers
S so% nf ps . ss @ % ds
s s ana '1isa o s s hs G
%nf Sa Wi 1fI Sd nor Is Bsos Of
s S9 s@ "a sg Ge B day. sFGI as
that time; bus had not the ST James fallen in with her sLs
isyi Sss% Wy @ % "f sii S
A'Ss sfsss;s ssis t;sS,f YSs
bark BSrnslop Of Boston in sshI Of himself ~.
is y c5es" william eSo Of Jacket Ship St
on b 'TSs T;safis
q, s ns S5"s S Hn s treat
Whit board S be w 9Gos h s''fG 20 NSo
toved W Quarantine last ersnng by steamboat Hercules,
n Of
had aG but IN ws % h @ % oT has n s s a
weather for the last IS years our coast.
Naval.
Officers attached 10 the Phiad,iphia Saiion-Navy Yard
Civinn; Licuts McKeaa. n Lcib; Surgeon PC Bar
ton; surgeon Godon; Purser Stockholm Masters
Naval storkeeper Robert Kennedy; Master Blacksmith VIM
Nm III %sSs, Go%%sndsn, Henry cab5s; sortessper
%S VIM job"
Reeirng vessel Expernen-Lt Irvine shubrick, comdg;
II Henry ilof, AIasor Robert Taem; Mid Charles
Oraiarv-Lieuts o,lsrs, J Lardser; Master James
iis canmap;aer yse!,s Lisu,s : ni'1his
Fr,iley n S'seli xaFen Navy AGENT Michael w Ash.
Ma n Asymn-Commu lore iamss Bidde, Governor; Sur
g q ornerj Asst So geon David Harlan; Chaplain Jas
Oicers OF the " ship 81 olis, at Panama, 18th uCom
Fen rr.s Esq Ii,g!s y steele. q x Gray, q NJ Nc
y n finsr, irs Ohm A Bots Asst Surgeon Brown
e prors oror he uegs has Ia terbrUS Mid Por
AVIS t.rk Forrest; Bostsws McKi9ley Gun.
Benz Bunse; Ctrp ut Iran; S1lraker john Beggs
H. ~ ,'"r.,,,,i y ~. l. -. ch,o,. or h.r Ii.uts
who we're g f9gws;-E W Carpenter John Graham, 4
Shev. W. Smh, Peter Turner, and Darlington, who IS
Ltwm Woosey, late first Lieu, Of the st Louis has been
The I. siusion aud Falmouth return to the United States
With say Annexed s W Of the officers ef Che IsSing-
tnn:C ~ " lack lieuts m q Woolsey; Owen Burns,
Johpp Gis w" MB,sgn pc'ug ssEeqp co2cT q, rgri
" shcrburne; Mil MeCroghan and Polh late OF the 81
Nacv Pensous,m communication relating 20 navy pen.
SONS should h. addressed TO the Commissioner of Pensions
May Chronicle
spoken.
Roscoe u,,son, from Liverpool Cor Nyck, March IL, lat
teaersi / iyctt- from Nyork for Norleans days,
March q, lat 3s 20, Ion rs 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

ON CtklalN DELlCAIE DISEASE
consulted heretofore his residence, IS COarsands
Aware nc s;PsIs 2pon entertained Of sh,, el.,.
every paSsr sS@sSsI duty 2 give he @leSas Fac:
Besides hs rank hold Graduate Of Edinburgh, and Msm
s sss S RSya s LSnd disc Sm a ss Af
have also TESTIMONIAL letters from the most sminn,
New YORK. and Dr. fsys Of Which is,Ts
find has been matter Of surprise somc tia, arr
Of rank and IN his Profession should hs talent"
80 y but s'o part he
si Sirs 2 r:f
zen, mse sl DIRECTION on e %sa e wei
G" not d sS 'veSr spe sag ds Ss
S% not % os IN so Sc h is
WIN sssr . dc train G[ evil Rsrs,D.
q advertising bottle OF drsps boy Of pills Cor the in
.s s's were r. 9coG s"eR are The SSoq
Ts Ss a ss snoe L He 30 n SS T
Tia, What good IN one may desirDeiss another.
,sS;s WHO sgS For s.,s.ss Afflicted WIN
and others IN yenerea remedies proper only IN ronomb@s
neither the other, but totally different and
and aor s fines, celia e. Snavrr, Is bat Of
as s sossd s a 1r Of sU disorder
may @S.d o. hs rs Es to p. ss ass Ss
Ss better on N eS s real sas S o.
cure structure; and yet properly understood. may most
easily and speedily removed lido serupe to affirm that
many structures be cured days they had
isird years before. -.
To any one OF common prudence therefore, would say f
thu just land appeal 10 the eminent
for their truth how important that
very patient should knew something Of the character and Ia
lent the whom he about 10 trust with such
For of those Al distance, well - those
who wish their in the most convenient and
private manner have contrvcd little chest. with the
TRE.rrsE fitted in the lid aud which contains VERY theory
the Of these complaints That Tor Eonor
rh9a beside the medicine contains also my Patent focket
Syringe with ingredients for making The INFECTIOUS e ee
e which So That the Ncneresl more nan
enough for the of ordinary easel $40 ard the ehs
little larger containing every Thing necessary o' 'he cure "
both complaints, Is SIS. o. a. 49,. -.
here describe. no one properly eccedt
s and utility Aud ind d with regard to the
value uniformly does " meet the most
sangupe that engage, tn ~ fail 70 90
and f retained Immediately the price shall De stanyr
funded.
N.w yorL st3U
AUCTION notice. lothing Dry Goods, Cutlery, Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence of the Herald

WAsHiNGroN, March II, > IL O'clock.
1t is now very late at aight, and do not feel yery
much disposed to go into long letter The morn
ing holr was taken up by Mr.. Bolts, of Virginia. in
discussing the New Jersey Contested Election; af-
ter which,
The Treasury Note Bill was called up, and Mr.
Evans of Maine, made speech in opposition to the
bill, and was followed on the side by General
Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina. Mr.. Mes
bitt of Georgia, next got the floor, and spoke in ia
of the bill sat large" He was on the floor
when closed. The bill will undoubtedly pass by
very decided majority before morning. ! expect
the House will sit all night.
In the Senate, the Seneca Indian treaty was dis
cusscd all day.
MARCH 25, IL o'closk, A NJ.
The House is now in session the Treasury
Note bill, and whether it will pass not before the
House adjourns, have no means of knowing. The
administration intent on the passage of the bill be-
fore the adjournment takes place; and God only
kaows what is to be the end of it.
IL Is now the opinion all sides that the bin will
not be passed tonight. If il gets the goby till to-
morrow II will lie over for two days. Yours, sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
PARK THEATRE.


BENEFIT OF JOHN GRAHAM, the Scotch Poet,
On FRIDAY, March 27th, isio.
The following distinguished artists have, in the handsomest
Mrs GIBBS MIR. HAYWOOD,
Late Manager Chesnu ST. Theatre, Philod
Mr.. w. II. WILLIAMS, Mr.. EDWIN,
BY consent Of Mr.. Mitchell
On which occasion viii be performed The dramatic spera Of
ROB ROY Or, Aud Lang Syne, a.
Diana Vernon, ...........;. Mrs Gibbs -
In which she will introduce of the Mctegors' Ga
thering-A Highland Lad my Love was Born-The Archer
Boy, by particular sireand with Francis Osbaldston the
duet of " Tho you leave now in SORROW
Baie Ncol Jarye. -. ,..... Mr. haywood
After which, comic song. ..... Mr. Chapman
To which will be added the inerlnde of
THE QUEENS HORSE.
The song of the Flower of Elcrslie by Mr. Edwin
The whole to conclude with
A POP L II + re +,
In which Mr. WILLIAMS and the entire comic strength Of
the company will appear -
Tickets and places ay be secueda the Box Office and at
" Clrehugh oftuon aud Broadway where the Box
be found Mr. ichardsoS corner Of GreenWich and
Perry Mr. John Msrrson $40 Broadway and 1876 Chatham;
Mrs Mer Blue Bonnet House, Spruce streets Genl John
Jackson l39 Washington Messrs Bell and Wright Rams
Head House; Charles Cunningham Rob Roy House, Green
wich John Martini Baker, of Clinton and Broome sts
ma25 ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

BROADWAY CIRcUs.-Diamond had bumper,
last evening, at his benefit This equestrian troupe
has parable! in the world for talent responsibility.
We noticed among the audience last evening anumber
of families who never darken the doors of ''cheap''
Theatre; simply because the entertainments given
at the Circus are less Objectionable, and the class
of people who frequent it of greater respecta-
bility,-there being no facilities for the accommo-
dation of improper persons. The permanent success
of such a concern would be q public benefit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

.. CHATHAM THEATRE.-Ihere rs perfect mama
among the admirers of Mr. Booth, who are delighted
beyond expires sion, the mastery style of his per-
formances-not ot inferior to those of his younger
DAYS. No one can witness his exhibitions without
acknowledging that they arise from the elements of
the hi CHI st genius and that he has superior in
the several characters which he portrays IL is
worth ten miles walk to witness his PRESERVATION
of any one of them, and, once beheld, they can ne
yer pass from the memory. The mantles of Cooke
and Keane have fallen upon his shoulders. The
Chatham is lucky in having secured such valuable
aid and we trust that the crowded houses will am
ply encourage the manager to perscvere in securing
the first talent in the country
Mr.. Booth appears Sir Edward Mortimer to-
night and variety of other entertainments. strength
en- the bill.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
NEW CASTLE Del. Feb. i,th. 10

NEW CASTLE DEL Feb. lith, isS
mr. LEvIsoN-Desr sr-l can never be grateful enopss
~ the have received BY the Of invauabe
Medicine, luniers Red propD was for Eve months ane
with yencrcal dnrtg that time took medcnes,
none would AT last my physician gave me up;
but fortunately day, speaking TO esd on the sun
ect-he told Hunters Red Drop the only neos
cine that would mi Of which purchased 's%e o, Your
perfect health Now after suffering long and hnsns ~
last such signal relief from Hunters Ked orop se' my
WV '" '"''''' Nv II. T..
sDivision. 81 per vial m%im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

We are bound in justice, to notice the unceasins
exertions of the Bowery Amphtheatre. Amidst
host oftaent, we have splendid new performer
on the tight rope, whose style and execution place
him before any artistic, seen IN TINS country anu
we can say with great truth the propretors have re-
deemed their pledge Of producing the grand legend
of st George and the Dragon, in surprising and su
perior maane r; the dresses, the magnificent mocha
nism the monster, and the terrible comoat ohhorse
and foot, elicit nightly, pcals of appreciation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

HoRRIBLE.-Five persons, two mothers and three
children, named White, all Of one family, disaP-
pcared from Greensburg, KY in July, 1888, and 1t
has now been discovered that they were all MUIR
dered and buried in one hole Darlington Simpson
and two others, the murderers, have bean arrested
They did it for one hundred dollars