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Barnett. james Robinson Richard 7. Roberts, Will.
am Wilson, IL. CD Jno Q. Harris, John Bibb, IL,
R3W D. Mansfield, David Lipscomb, Thomas Bro
naugh, John L. Collins, WINS Fowler, JOS Boxley,
Dr. WIN. Bcades, John Ellis, Simon keesear, George
Harris. Garland Thomasson, Capt. Ralph Goodwin,
Archibald Thomas, Dr. n. II. Crawford Capt ---
Bowles, A. F. Butler, Dr. B, NJ. Francisco, Thomas
Waldrope, Benz Waldrope, Col Loyal, Col flarrss,
DR.. Rowzee, Capt Henderson, Chns. Barrett, Lewis
Shisler. Parsons Barrett, Nathan Tacy, Nath Mills,
Meredith Trice. Henry Hatch, VIM. overon, Chas.
B. Cosby. Major Farrar, Major 6. c. Mcshee
Luaenbury-Hanie iatchett, Col. John Marshall,
Capt T. VIM, Joel Blackwell, ST, David G Williams
Thos Neal, Henry Hardy, w. Maddux, Jesse Brown,
Saml Maddux, Dr. Turner Shell, John J. Peace, Saml
Peace ir John J. Manson, Fred Hawthorn, ;. y
Blackwell J. F. Calls Ro Blackwell, Capt Robert
Blackwell, WIN. Wilkinson, Jas. G. BLACKWELL Enos
H Barnes, Joel Blackwell, ir., f. G. Bagley, Joseph
Marshall, Upton Edmondson, Capt. D. ). Garland,
REM smith Robert Allen, jeremiah Gee, james Gee,
]. F, Hazlewood Peter Rainey, WIN. Rainey, J Bos-
we'll j. b. Wilson, Thos kceton, 10 Wilson, Wm. a.
Stone, J. G. Richardson, Fred Lester, Jas Smhhson
Saml Jefferson, sr., Col J. T. Street, Adam bnii, y
E. Davis. J. c. Epes, VIM Wood, ST, NJ NJ. Wood
Dr. r. Dcpcrnc1, Henry Tisdale, VIM Bragg, Richard
K Ts,als ] Alternately, Fred. \. Robertson, VIM )
Wilson, E. A. Pool, Thos. Cheathanl, Madison Cheat
ham Thos Arvin, John Arvin, VIM. Arvin, Nathan
Gee, Thomas Gee, Ira Warner, H. W. Isda!e, Leonard
Crymes, james Neal, Daniel W. Bayme, Field Clark
T. C. Clark, Ellison Clark, Jno, Eubank, Capt Z. Lea
Mai, Thomas H. Staples R,chd Grafton sr,, Ph'neas
Fowlkcs VIM p Penn, Ro. Saunders, A. }. Watson,
WIN, J. Harding. ]. Watson, J. ". NJ. Watson, David
Thomson, Ro Thompson, Ro II. Williams, VIM J.
Fowlkes, VIM Townsend, Ebenczcr Hepburn
Tn br ru4finu
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which fields are TO be won: but We can aequalnt our
selves with results and should We conclude mat we
neral who was uniformly successful uhaefssoou ,'l
rnss;on and that ono who generally came off second
BEST was bungler, do not thins such conclusions
would be positively illogical It is the PeeG, ~,
charm Of military eminence that il is capable OF be-
ing appreciated by mankind at large. While III. .he
lame of franklin is commensurate ohly WIN ~.
narcb of science the unettered Arab is familiar with
the name Of Washington, and bcgu'les his brigheyed
offspring with the story of his renown For these
reasons and others, am not prepared 10 admit ,l.a
those only shall pronounce upon the merits otour militia
nv men, ''who have squadron IN the heia' or de
,,h,ad IN. town a. summer soldier with he unsub-
sandal ,,g,ant of n review. know not from whai
author you have taken your quotation; but, if might
presume so far, would suggest that, IN the present
accepta,ion of the term at least,"a squadron be
longs TO the water and not to the land.
| .Yuthor of Sponsyr0na Resolutions.
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IN CHANcERh-NinGISi.- AT Kucs held III the Clerk OFT
Al; Iarn!I tnuEiy Can't the irb March. l>p:
Hugh Campbell. James Roy. Wiuier aud MAJ gate,
Samuel iisrruod, Robert Pollard aud Sarah his w.t. rI.S
iiawuuj, Thomas HARDWOOD Ne hlrlii arwnnd SIIIia e. n,
Mood, Susan iarwo"d, Lucy liaTwood aud Emily liarw".
drcu oi Archibald ilarw n who inicfmarrlrd with Na4aI
grand daughter of Thomas Ruanc, dec u. and daughter Of N
Margaret Garnet, dec d. Henry arlt Claiborne w GuOC&
Maria Rchccca his Mr", William s. Wright aud Charlotte b
wife, Charles H. Blake and Mary hn h wife, Lawrence EUsr
Isabella F. Warns, sister Of Lawrence Roac Patsy Hka
Richie Thomas ROanr, Elizabeth Wc.murc and Anna W.,
more, infants 10y their friend Richard owzcc, Plaintiffs:
against
Thongs EIawood John Jadgc Thomas Rnf1n Jane
Of George ScNCal and Manrrya hi. wife, Ilanra Game Jaao
Cainr, Sterling Game and Mary Clack Came the lat t u!lu
Jackson and Lucy T. hIs wife, George Uphaw, Samuel I
shaw and Thomas Gp>iaw, Defendants,
The defendants Thomas arwood John Gau'it, Judge Tho
mas Ru'n, James llipkInS Euln James H. McN,a George "
Nsa infant children OF George McNral and Manrrva hi WIFI
Mancrva Came james Il. Game, Thomas X. Game, VILLAS
Game, Martha Came Ann Game, Sterling Game and Na Ca'
Game, The la> infants Philip 2. Bramam and Iury Ann H.
wIic, Thomas r. Barnes, Jackson and Lucy L. hi Nhr
George Epshaw Samuel UpShaw aud Thomas ehaw not ha
entered their appearance and security according 10 s
act al Assembly and the rules Of this and appearing b.
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants o this Cohui
ordered, that the said defendants appear here the f'
day OF Ma! court next and the bill OF the plaintiffs an'
that copy ut this order he iuw t inserted IN nr"sa'i
published the OF Richmond months sucCrN'c:
and posted AT the font door the courthouse this county!
Copy-Tesr, JOHN PENDLETON, {
! March, lVJ-Wt"
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PIANO FoPTp WAREHOUSE.
-~-a----------------17R7r7
IpOrmisy Groce for Safe.

sErIsDISG to purchase farm OF larger ''ze. oYs
.al- my FARM Psmunsy river, conasn'hs ,f,,,na.
lies within 20 miles OF Richmond, 10 OF h!etto, on 'n
and miles above New Castle. There great az
On the river, Immediately above and below and tne q;
Land strong indie ,iions Of cacareous deP"'cS, I'M
body u valuable wood land 10 ciea ne and y .,s"
cora wheat and c!ovcrrhe grain m'y be tp ~
whin miles Of tho door. Tho tract hes rrn'"ts''
level nearly sGuaIe containing little waste 'a IA .,
of Improvement In "Ori, 10 point OF of ,,,t, y
il challenges n comparison with farm IN Lover "a, RE
Buildings overlooking extent Of nat and u ,ov
ire OF Tho farm good quality. consisting o. od t'
house with OF fine size. kitchen WIFE "
an excellent house, good oversests hous bou.s
stable, carrage house, barn, corn houses sou... !!
good horse poa er good cabins and every necessary
yard and rden Handsomely enco,ed Of Tue 80
hero is also a new house sufficiently -fb ~
10 ensure perf.ct health, with = well OF The very '
yard. :, contains = - !,
OF land and situate tho main rosd le'd'nr ~
church hy Dihn-y's ferry to Richmond, within ~ % 80.
II i. good and Tor grocery and -nslt dfy -o meat as
smith shop whcewr shi shop -ud Pt'at" e ns of 81
u no public house on this road, for dltitnee Lr.s sf
The buildings ncw, consisting OF d"e.,". nou,y, 81
room, and passage kitchen and ssiic', sto AL Lcc'
whoelwrsht shop blacksmith shop, besides o'hei =.
~ Address, Enfield, King william. IVY 2 GpS1
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POETRY
From Frasrr's Magazine, lsiu.
TRAGEDY OF THE SlGHi-Moih.
ar THOMAS CARLYLE.
ssMrcH VET REMAINS r>sun'

Magma .7uSHs.
IT'S placid midnight, stars arc keeping
Their meek and silent course IN hedfch'
Save mile recluse, all thugs are sieepihs'
His mind To study still Is gwen.
M, 500, n wandering Night moth enters,
aliured by taper Cleaning bright;
4 while keeps towering round, then ventures
On Goethe's mystic page 10 iisht'
With awe she views the candle blazing;
A universe Of fire II seems
To moth sarants with rapture gazing,
Or fount whence Life and Motion streams
What missions in her small heart whirllns,
Hopes boundless, alteration dread;
Al length her tiny pinions twirling,
She darts aud puff the moth Is dead.
The sullcn flame, for her scarce sparkling,
Gives but one hiss, one fi.iui glare:
Now bright and busy, now all darklng,
She snaps and fades 10 empty AR.
Her bright gray form that spread 50 SHINY,
Some fan she seemed Of plsmy Queen;
Her silky cloak that lay 50 trinity,
Her wee, wee eyes that looked so Keen.
Last moment here, now gone forever,
To nuught are passed WIN merry pam;
And ages circling round shall never
Give 10 this creature shape again.
Poor moth. near weeping lament thee,
Thy glossy form; thy instant woe;
Twas zeal for things TOO high that sent thee
From CHEEKY earth 10 shades below.
Short speck oil DounultsS space was HcSueu
For home for kingdom, world TO thee!
Where, passed unheedins n unheeded,
Thy slender life from sorrow free.
But syren hopes from out thy dwelling
Eniced thee, babe the earth explore
Thy frame so late with rapture swelling,
Is swept from earth fureverInorc.
Poor moth. thy fate my own resembles!
Me too restless asking mind,
Hath sent un far and weary rambles,
TO seek the good meier shall md
Like thee, with common 10, contcnted,
With humble joys and vulgar fate,
might have lived and ne'.r lamented,
Moth Of larger size, longer date.
But Natures majesty unwilling,
What seem'd her widest, crandest charms,
Eternal Truth and Beauty hailing,
Like thee, rushed into her arms
What gained we, little moth' Thy ashes,
Thy one brief parting pang may show:
And whitening thoughts for soul that dashcs
From deep to deep, are bu, i death more slow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-21

IN rules held in the Clerks Office
Carol County Court, 3rd day of February 1919:
George B. Pollard, admir- OF Nancy Bridges, dec, and said
George Il. Pollard, and Frances lis wife, faintIiTs
against
rannan John Normcnt, WIN. Sormcnt, VIM Nor
mt Nnrcn,, VIM W. Cooper, Richard Nor
mrnt, and Elizabeth his wife, Ann Sale, Richard
VI. Bridges, Defendants
The defendants, Wiilm Norment, Of Samuel Norncnr,
VIM. w Cooper Green and Elizabeth his wife,
appearance and security according
u Assembly and the rules Of tins Court and appearing by
factory evidence that William Nonrn Of Samuel Nomcnt.
William, W. Cooper, Richard Sormrnt, and - Green and
inhabitants this country. ordered
defendants appear here the Isl day MAY Court
next bill the plaintiffs and that
forthwith inserted newspaper published in the
of Richmond for months Snccesavcy and posted the
front dnor OF the Courthouse Of this County.
\ Copy-Tes,c, JOHN l." PENDLETOS, Clerk
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3. JOHNSTON.
WHITE SULPNUR NATER,


From phur Springs, Grrn5rier County, Virginia
THE undersigned the public that they
svey engaged Transporting this celebrated both in
BOTTLE. BARREl., be desired BY purchasers
They proper oinform the public that long
and experience fully established fact that by
carefully deprvng the wood Of which the barrel made all Of
acid and preparing for the purpose the Barrel Is
rendered completely eccuai Tor transporting and preserving this
water, pnriiy and medical efficacy.
Persons wishing the in BOTTLES, obtain OF our
wkolesar aget>r Dsrci Richmond; Richard Norris Bai-
Charles Els Co., Phadepha; Of the ApOthecares
Petersburr "a Those wishing obtain BAnEELs nu
undersigned, deliver at eny
convenient shipping point TO which il may be ordered.
HIi,s Sulphur S7rIsgs, FL WAL B. CALWELL & co.
70
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PENCER was bought from George IIender-
- and likely %
feet 10 inches high brown and smooth complexion, slightly
grcd hen spoken
marks remembered lie hired last w Green
Of Richmond City, of from his Coal Pits in Feb, (l
time Northumberland County, Va
days Point IN the ncg,nrhood q, Mrs Hcnersons where ne
relations may be urkng have gotten papers and
now going large and may
in some vessel TO Baltimore, Philadelphia The
will be given recovery Of Spencer appr-lended
land or Pennsylvania $50 will bc given if taken the Northern
Neck and delivered Wsstmoreland Courthouse Va
JOHN F. BROCKENBROCGH.
Feb y 94-awl0w
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HARRIsRrRG, March Is.
Raak BW.-'rhe Senate insisted Oh Tuesday, TO
their amendments to the Resumption bill from the
House. and the House refused to rrccdc Comm ttccs
of conference then appointed by each House.
For the Srnate.-Nlessrs Fleming, Bell and Brown.
For the llousc-Messrs Wilson, Snowdcn and
VI Kinstry
The conference met yesterday, and it is expected
will report to-day -RcpOrtcr.
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.RlCAN LJFE INsUKANCE AND Trust cOMrANl

UTCs No. ID, Street, BGifIWDrs.
CAPrrAL -, Two MILLI0ss ur UoiLtrs.
THE President Trustees of this Company receive VI
ney on Dcrnsite, which interest VIII he allowed ma
assurances Lives grant hunultIes and EniUwmet. and
'eirr and Trusts al every winch be
mie, 10 their charge, wheter from individuals, corporate =
dies or courts at justice.
l. Mo.Er viii be received and held In trust, and the n'
thereon PAID srmiannnay or Quarterly m eonion! VIZ. "
Of every six months, Ia the credit OF the Trust Fund In aSca
latiuu.
. Irr Ixsrn,>cE-Per-ons may effect insurance. WIKI IL
Company upon their lives the lives uf other. lot ."
year, OF years, the whole Of life The table q '
computed Tor this Company upon the most favorable tef'
well for the officers OF the Navy and Army, cti2eGaEd m
be had on application 10 The Company its Agents.
B. ASNUITIrs.-1hese wii be- granted upon such terms as
enable the annnsut 10 enjoy the largest income for a0! s
amount OF money.
EspowMEYr.-A person who desires TO provide e,2''
for ward when he shall arrive At the age OF q yrl'O
marriage portion for daughter, can effect II through "' ''
psny. r.
ocrrs and Trustees NJ nc COmpany-r Macsu.y. Esq " y
President Baltimore; John Ducr Esq. L. L. d. Wee f'>,
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, " ThnrS"n A'sS
Secretary. -,
Traees.-Isaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, r. MItsH a
Charles A. Davis, Samuel Wc;more David iiatteI an'
Barcklay, L. Suares. George +. Ialian, o. N"Tln w.
L. Colt, Morn; Robinson, New York Matthew h. le'a0 "
lat, John Moss Philadelphia; James Cox VIM t. A'i'.
SaI'cl Hoffman, Frederick W. Ernc, g. : u!dheId' 'S'
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr., Baltimore. .1 /,
Applications may he made personally! or by e"f p' & i,
the Agents Tor the Company in Virginia, who VIII ihh" =
rates and other necessary niormaun 10 persons de.ifoa
frrtng assurances making other arrangements t"I.
Company for the beach. OF their families or estates. y.
r. N. ThnB. .4gei, k'es"'a1' :"
PHILrP ". T.gP, Esq, Richmond
WV. :. SIMrsoN Esq, Petersburg
Gro. w. CANr Esq, Norfolk.
RoTERr ASDERsoS, Esq, Williamsburg.
JonS. BRUcE, Esq, Winchester :, =
June Ia IL"
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. ,,,.:
rS'HE subscriber constantly receiving from the CIV, *
nanTaactury Of NuSSs & CLARK, New YORK. te-rJsf
PLAIN Piano Fgres, possessing the latest
drcacy touch and of tone, peculiar l" "
/ nuiacture. .r.a
A.,o, large Of Musical Instruments and
Merchandise in general !, n
Piano Fores repaired, tuned, let hire, ana Tan"
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. :, /, ~
The largest collection Of Music offered Tor sae
State may he selected from, the store Of tht
enabled 10 sell the Philadelphia and Nc" i""
and retail prices. r,yTog
Piano Forte and Music Store, Gypolif ne o. Of
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The defendants. Theodore Read aud SaIiy hi, wt MOI ha
entered their appearance according Assembly,
rules ol ibiS Court. and appearing b satisfactory rNitn, &
they inhabitants ui Tins Commemorative muilpu
pnE!!iy counsel, il ordered that thu said defendants htoiH
Read and Sally kS WIFE, appear hcurc t Justices the
Court, III the Courthouse the laid the f-i Muh
III June NEXT and enter Their appearance and the paa:
b!!, and thai copy 81 this ORDER br Inserted
published IN the city al Richmond fn months
aud posted the door Courthouse said
\ Copy--TcsIr, WINSI.nW ROBINSON, C.r,.
March II iO3-w-w
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SPRING SUPPLY

j. RaaGJ,pt Co., Bnnksrs bOu Edry'S Old Stand
Uah Street, Richmond.
ySvE respectfully inform country trcGEtS and the public
w rally receiving Spring supply ot Bn6s
Fancy GOO-rmbrcns larger and better assortment Than
generally found Book Virginia. which their speca
called Our low prices for cash, 10 pune
tual customers j. w. RANDOLPH 4 CO.
~ Book binding done in the best style.
March 10 lO5-et
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X.TADrWcRli!, WILLIAMS * CO., Market Square, have b.
w late arrivals received and complete asset
Spring and Summer DRY GDODSwhich they o.cI H.
the piece paciGgr. at the lowest market rates.
They VIII continue repieaismg their stock throughout III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-21

WILLIAM SkEES, attorney Lrr COvngton, Virginia
w viii practise regularly in the Superior and Inferior Courts
Allegheny Bo,ctout Rockbrdge and Geenbricr and the S
pcr:or Courts of Bath and Pocalontas.
Jan 81 sG-3m
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Charles {. Iaivry his right and admir- 81 Naltl
Harvey, dee, and Theodore Read, aud sally hi, wife,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25
II. j. Hoiton, Proprietor and PaJy,s,,
TERMS.

firo Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance
faree Dollars II not paid within three monrbs
And Three Do'tars and Fly Cents il not raid
unl aiief ,lie expiration Of the year. No paper
diseonuhued untii al aFrearages are paid, except
GJAdvertiscments inserted. AT One Doli., ~.
square nc lines or iess, Ills sized nm &, ~
first insertion, and % cents for sseb a,i,n.,'
Court advertisements aud Sheriff., s,lcs cl,,..i
IS per cent. higher; and dedue,ion ~ gqi w.
cent. will be made from the regular priecs e,sd
ycrtiacrs by the year.
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United states Branch Hint,

lRaFtaftf, ~ ~ h@J ", 45lV,
sill be received until the III 81
n jay next, for furnishing the Mint with 81
], cords Of good WOOD--Oas and Hickory
TIE Offer will state AZ low much per cord de-
yrfsd and corded n iie MiI The contractor
"a haze from tie la 81 Jolly TO the ist Of Sep.
mbef 10 furnish tho Wood. bu, the whole afnaan.
Eaanaesed iof must BE- delivered BY The 1T day Of
,cnlser NEXT
pofsens dpsifags Of Furnishing will sircc, their
,oposaIs endorsed Proposals iot Noad," 10
JNO II WHEELER, SoD'Gt
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Soundinss in The 4tlantic,-CaPtain Ross.
tie Arctic Navigator, who is now engaged
on an Antarctic Expedition, obtained sound
ings in the middle of the Atlantic with a
line OF $500 fathoms, or about 8 mites in
length. Thus is the greatest depth by tar
ever reached by sounding line.
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~ M -
Tho House was again occupied to day,
with the Sub Treasury bill. Messrs. VII
Hams, At Mass. and Smith, of Vermont, both
spoke 10 dcicuce Of the measure, and at We.
ry great length,
Ia the Senate, the Bankrupt LAW was
called up BY Mr.. Clay, Of Ky. The ques.
tIoH'belng to strike ont the 18th section OF
the bill (hc clause for compulsory Bank.
uptcy) Mr. Clay spoke at great length, and
onchaned the attention of delighted audi.
tory for more than an hour, in favor OF sIrlk.
iugnui, aud also, IN favor Of the general
principles Of the bill. He was followed by
Mr.. Wright against striking out, and IN ia
vor of including Banks within the provisions
Of the bill The Senate then adjourned On
Mr.. Webs,er's motion, who has the floor Tor
to morrow.
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IrNr

JUNE %.
The whole sitting Of the House to day
sas coasumcdi ia discussing the Sub Treas
ury Btl, Mr.. Osborne, Of Conn. spoke al
great length, and examined the question
IN reference TO the effect 1t was 10 have unot
the wages Of !abour, aud upon the currency
Of the country, tie was followed BY Mr.
Hunt, Of New York.
In the Senate, the Military Committee
asked to be discharged from the further con.
sdcraton Of the Pm recommended by Mr.
P1lnscu, and approved BY the President
for organizing the Militia.
Tho DISCUSSION was renewed ON the Me.
moral, yesterday presented by MIR. Clay,
touching the removal Of o Postmaster, prlu.
c,pa.ly between Mcssrs. Allen aud Cn'ten.
den, IN which the latter put some home
questions 10 the former, touching Mr., Van
q non communism. The Memorial
was 6nallt &id upon the table, aud the Sen.
ate went luto Executive session.
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a Original Attachment
ST4rE OF NORrn CAROLLN4.
NEcktrNWRG COUNTY.
lo'r' 81 Pleas q Quarter Sessions, Apra
Term, $50.
N'rsarc, A. Dau!sp

Nsrgac, A. Daalsp
10,
TIC Her. A f.av u es''''' ''' i'"'''
sa J Dunlap. decd
u ! apleating 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
u TIA, George u Dauap, ono Of thc Hours a
nv q sad deo't, Is not al lnhabtant Of this
ale, 0fdsred therefore, that publication be made
u aeeks IN the Charlotte journal. that unless
as deiendan, apPear at tie next Court Of Pleas
pa QTsrlor Sessions, 20 II hod f1r said county
lhe Court ll1uoe 10 Charlotte, on the Oh Man.
~ m Jolly neat, snd plead, answer or dsmut
aigmeo' by deiapl, Nill be entered agaiHs him
"llne,a, bfaly 0Atcs. CLERK Of cur said Court
4 .ihet,ehe lth Monday Of April 4 y 1870
b. OATES. {. " &,
Price adv So ia
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JUNE 5.

In the House, after the morning business,
the consideration Of the Sub Treasury bill
was resumed in Committee Of the whole
Mr.. White, OF Ky, addressed the House, in
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/ QHarstiS.-Oue of the most easy, INC
most common, most foolish thingsin the
world IS 10 quarrcl-no matter with whom,
man, woman or child; or upon what pre-.
Ience, proyocaiion, or OCCASION whatever.
There is 10 liiad Of necessity in i, no
manner Of use 10 1t, and uospecIes or degree
Of benefit to be gained " it, and yet strange
as The fact may be, theoiogians quarrel, and
politicians, lawyers, doctors and princes
quarrel, the Church Guafrels, and the State
quarrels; nations and tribes, aud corpora
lions, niea, women and children, dogs and
cats, birds and teasts, quarrel about all man
uer Of things, and oil manner Of Occasions.
II there is any thing il HE world fha, viii
make man feel bad, II IS unques,lonably
a quarrel No man ever fails 10 think less
Of himself after than he d.d before oue Il
degrades him ~ his own eyes, aud IN the
eyes Of others, atth what is worst, bunts
his seusbilily to disgrace on the one hand,
and increases the power Of passionate lrrl.
liability on the other The truth ia, the
more quietly and peaceably we all get on,
the better; the better for ourselves, the bet.
ter for our neghbors. In nine cases ont
o. ten, the Hlsest course -, if man cheats
you, out dealing @ith bun; if he is abusive,
quit his c6mpany; II he ISLANDERS you, take
Gaze 70 Ire So that nobody will believe hlm
No matter aho he is or bow he mlsuscs you
the wtscst ways generally to let hlm alone,
for there il nb;bing better than '..s cool,
calm, quiet way Of dealing with lac wrongs
sc meet With.
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hfdn0iCNn

I'M BYRON the subscriber, living in
4 HA1 Charlotte, on Thursday even
II IAN ing, the 2sth ult, a bound girl by
A9 the name OF Sarah Caroline Phi.
fSsA~sxrs. FPS, about IL years Of age. She
L. had on when she went away dark
''o i'oek and green calash, A reward OF
| tent sill be given for her apprehension, but
M'nNs All persons arc torewarned not to
~ q employ said girl, as am determined 70
"e law in force against all who may do so.
MARY PORTER,
''hs ., 1910. tJS