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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

We earnestly commend the following
communication to those interested, and |
hope the suggestions which arc made will
be duly regarded and appreciated.
TCOMMU NICATED.
THE WHARF
NEssRs. EDlToRs:-Permit a citizen.
through the columns Of your paper, to call
the attention Of the public to the subject Of
the wharf, now constructing on the Lake
shore IN this Village. The enterprise is
one in which not only the village is deeply
interested, but the country west between
this and Rock river. 1t is probably gene
rally known, that some eight or nine hum
drcd dollars, have been subscribed by per-
sons principally residing in this place, to
aid this enterprise. The payment OF these
subscriptions has been withheld for two
reasons. First; because the work was
not commenced as soon as was originally
contemplated, and second; the subscribers
wished an assure nee that the work you'd
be undertaken in good earnest with view
to its final completion.
Thus far, but a small amount has been
paid on the subscription, and inasmuch rs
the undertaken Of the building Of the wharf,
calculated upon the payment of the sub
scriptions, the work cannot be completed
without mountaineering his fnancialarrange-
ments. The question arises, what is the
duty of those who have subscribed? Set
ting aside what may be the legal obliga-
ton OF the subscribers, is there any sub
stantialre why the subscriptions should
not be payedl The work has been COM
menced and prosecuted thus far in good
faith, and bat few if any can question the
permancncy and durability Of il: As far
as it has gone, no pains or expense has
been spared necessary TO make it sub
stantial work. 1t is evident also, that the
expense Of constructing the wharf, will far
exceed the original estimate.
To refuse to pay the subscription be-
cause the work was not commenced as
soon as originally designed, is a sort of
technical evasion, which no public spirited
man should make in Il matter Of this kind.
To say that the wharf is private property,
therefore the owners should build it at their
own expense, is no good cause for not
paying the subscriptions. Every subscri-
DcI hHGW III INC outset lIldt luC wharf was
to be private property. Besides, what
man or men, would have undertaken an
enterprise Of this kind on their own res
possibility without any assurances Of pub
lie aid! Although the work is private
property, yet it is emphatically one ofpub-
lie interest. No enterprise in this village
is so much calculated to give importance
to our town; enhance the value Of proper
ty; and facilitate our business operations
as this. 1t is therefore hoped that the sub
scriptions to this work will be Immediately
paid,and enable him who has ii in chargo,to
peediIy complete it. Mr. b, p. Cahoon,
IS the holder and owner Of the subscription
list, he does not ask for money, he needs
labor. Let those who have promised to
pay do it. A CITIZEN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

Harrison Reed, the former editor of the
Milwaukee Sentinel, has issued q circular
to his late patrons, in which he states that
his press was wrongfuIly taken from him,
during his absence, by virtue Of two liens
upon one half the Office. He says further
that the late subscribers 10 the Sentinel
will shortly be furnished vita a whig pa
per, which arrangements have been made
10 issue.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

Bishop Reese.-A story has been going
the rounds Of the papers, stating that this
gentleman had been imprisoned by the
Pope, for an alleged heresy. The Phil
adelphia Catholic Herald, denies the story,
and that young gentleman of that city,
Just returned from Rome, saw DIR. Reese
IN the streets rs free rs The Pope himself
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

Florida gVdr.-Rccent information has
been received from Col. Worth. the chief
commanding officer in Florida, Of a ravo-
rabIc character. He expresses his finn
belief that in few months, he will be able
to bring this long protractcd contest to a
close.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

Large quantities Of wheat will be sent
the present year from Rochester to Mon
treal, where it commands a higher price
than IN New orh. y restriction bill has
been proposed in Canada, which if carried
INTO effect, will prohibit the sale Of wheat
from the United States in the markets of
Canada.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17
o. The Brig Erie went ashore on T!
cay night last and will be total loss.
PASSAGE OF THE BANK RIIL

At three o'clock on Friday, the Bank
Bill was read through and reported TO the
House. The previous question was put
and seconded, and THE MAIN CUES
TION, the test vote, sustained, ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NlNE to
NINETY SEVEN.
The Biil being engrosscd by having ;s
precedence in the Senate, was then finally
passed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

Bank Of 81. CLair.-The report that
thus Bank has exploded, turns out to be
incorrect. We learn from the Detroit pa
pcrs, that the credit Of the Bank has not
been impaired, and that the institution is
regarded as solvent.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17
NOTICE.

The Annual Meetingo the Central Wis
consin Baptist Association, is 10 be held al
the new Baptist Meeting House at Dccvan
on the 8lh and OH Of Sept, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. Introductory sermon by Elder ia
son Lothrop-EIder Ora Martin, substi-
tutc. EDWARD MATTHEWS, Scc'y
August 10, 1911.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

From what we could learn in relation to
the state of public feeling, during an ex-
curslon through somo Of the southeastern
ana middle counties Of the Territory, we
have not the least doubt but that Gen. Dodge
viii receive a handsome majority Of the
votes east of Rock River, for Delegate to
Congress. If our friends at the west do
their duty, we feel assured that Gen.
Dodge will be elected bya most triumphant,
majority Wisconsin Enqpircr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

The Milwaukee Sentinel is Of the opinion that no
vacancy was created in the delegacy by the appoint
ment Of Dolly, as his time had expired previous to his
appointment. We have been and still remain of
different opinion, and it TO that tho Sentinel
tssls to prove tho position it las taken. II quotes III
the frs, place tic organic act Of the territory, which
says. 81 hat delegate 10 the House Of Representa-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

The remaining sctions prescribe the
forms of deeds to be given BY The assignee,
the time when the act shall take effect, and
the period of its duration.-N J. Er-
press.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

NeU Wheat New wheat has ca

Ne'o Wheat Nov wheat has common
ccd arriving freely in this market. The
quality is probably superior to that Of any
former year, since tho settlement Of this
country. We would advise farmers to take
particular care 10 clean their wheat we'll
before bringing it TO market. A proper
attention TO this matter, will be sure to com
mand better prices for their crop.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

ENGLAND AMI THE UNITED SrATEs.-Since tho
recent roaiIoal changes in Great B:ilan and the
probable tiumpE of the Tory party, il becomes
question of some importance, what viii be the poll
cy ct The party in power towards The United States2
That "lh change Of ministry there will be
change OF policy, Is most probable What that pol
icy viii be- IS Of course mere matter of snccnlation
as suite ent has no! YET ranspired lh1t in cates with
any degree OF ccrtalaty The probable result. II :
SAID that IT ae torie, have trumphcd al the t,e e,r
tons, rRohert Peel VIII be The failure Ptemic, o.
Great Britain and lllt bo Is decidedly known 10 be
friendly 70 ihe maiutalnancc Of ao.icat, relations
with the United States. Ga gho o.hor hand II is pre
tended that tie new state Of ailairs IN England,
brought about by the late elections, viii render the
attitude of the government less pacific towards this
country.
NhuovcF may be The result growing out of The
recent probable changes of men and measures in G.
Britain, IL IS by no means improper for us 10 occa-
Nonaily cast about and look at the relative condition
of the two couniuos,hc incrcas ing preparation on
'ho part af England to meet any hostile emergency,
and 20. apparent srFaeo.z- ~ ,hc ~. taf lie IN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17
CENSUS or SOUTHPORT.

Woare indebted TO r. c. OTIS, Esq for a copy o.
the census of this village, which he has Just compl ted
From this statement it appears that our population, ha
increased over SENENTY-FINE per cent. since the cen
sus, which was taken in June of last year
Whole number ofinhabitants CT.
Number OF Males 81
- of Females D.
oi the Whole number, 10 are residents of tho North
ward, and AS IRE residents of the Southward.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

On the l0th Of August, 1871, at York
vile, Racine County, w. T, by the Rev.
Columbus Caldwell, Of Rochester, Mr.. DE
WITT d. CARPENTER, Of New York, to
Miss EMMA T.. LOGAN, Of Fayetteville, On
ondaga Go New York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

The treaty Of peace concluded between
the republic Of Texas, and the King Of the
Netherlands, was ratified on the 18th uIt.-
Gen. Hamilton is highly spoken Of as d
ncgotiator.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

ComPcHtioa.-The fare between New
\ ork and Now Haven has been reduced TO
I24 cents!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

McLeod.-This is a scotch name, and
It's true pronunciation is McLoud ANY
other pronunciation than that Of lfcLoud,
says the Detroit Advertiser, sounds upon a
scotchman's ear, like thunder in sunshine.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

FOX! lOt' - JILL = OIL
ARRIVED.
Aug 10Th, S b G. " estern, Walker, Chicago
& ; b Chesapeake, Howe. buffalo.
y, Sloop Dido, Smith, Michigan City.
" Granger, Jo ones,
i, Sob Hiram Pearsons, Miller, Grand River
Sch Ocean. Guiles Twin Rivers.
81 Chesapeake, Howe, Chicago.
Is, Sch Michigan. Crazy, Chicago.
DEPARTED.
Aug. / lth G Western Walker Buffalo.
Il Chesapeake Howe, Chicago.
10 Sloop, DIDO, Smith Michigan CITY.
Granger, Jones.
II, Sch Hiram Pearsons, Miller,
Sch Ocean, Guylcs, Twin Rivers.
> i Chesapeake Howe Buffalo.
18th, Sch Michigan, Crazy, st Joseph.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

ALL ttS lHCluUcIS OIL tlC legislature from
Racine county, have resigned
The following number Of acres Of land,
have been granted to this Territory by
Congress, since our Territorial organiza-
ton.
For the establishment of Universities,
4G, 080 acres.
Construction Of roads and canals, ILL.,
200 acres.
Common Schools, (evcry 10th section)
829,653 acres.
Total, 1,04G,0 33.
The farmers in many parts Of Michigan
are holding meetings and resolving to take
in exchange for their wheat and other pro-
duce, the notes Of no bank which arc not
payable and paid on demand, in specie,
and they invite eastern buyers, and others
having good funds, to come among them
and take their produce, as they are deter
mined to be swindlcd nc longer by taking
that which is not money or even an apology
for money.
Would it not be we'll for the farmers Of
Wisconsin to pursue similar course, and
refuse to accept, in their sales Of produce
paper Of all kinds which is not equal to
specie, or which cannot be made available
in their commercial transactions with the
east? By such a step they would ellcc-
tually guard themselves from repetition
Of the imposition which have heretofore
been practiccd upon them by produce
buyers, and bring into the country better
currency wisconsin Enquirer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

o. The Madison Enquirer says, that
ALL the members Of the legislature from
Racine county, have resigned.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

The harvest in Wisconsin has been album
dant this season. We hear no complaints
from any direction, of shrunk wheat, or any
that has been touched with rust. There
VIII be pretty heavy surplus Of grain,
OF almost all kinds, in our Territory
tor transportation, this year; and as the
prospect IS that our farmers will be able to
gela reasonable price for their productions,
we may, confidently look for better times
as Tar as money matters are concerned.
lfadiS0n Enquircr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-17

The immigration TO Wisconsin the
present season has been more extensive
than during any former equal period Of
time. Our southern counties are rapidly
filing up. Racine, Walworth and Rock
have received great accession to their
population since the opening Of navigation.
In late jount through that country we
were much pleased to observe the ndi-
cations, which in every direction presented
themselves in the shape Of newly erected
dwelling houses, and new farms, of the
rnpid progress of settlement and improve
ment.-Madis0n Enquirer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03
The mississippi Creole,
o.. r,-urrsHrp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
e. HANCOCK.

rrPNS.--Ffre Dollars invariably in advance
ANS wishing TO discontinue Will please give
,,e thereof IN pritlng.
NJ subscription received for less time than
months.
~, per square, (ten lines or less,) for the
!, Insertion, and Gfly cents a square for each
|rinuance. i.
,ar.eript. as to the number of insertions, will
, .o,,inued until ordered out, and charged
l,fclss of a personal nature, whenever adj
.. ,,i' will be charged at the rate of 7wo Dol
|, for every ten lines for each insertion; Po-
~ circulars or public addresses, for the be-
L, NJ individual persons or companies, will
5,rged as advertisements, and at the same
Announcing Candidates for Office will be Ten
lars each.
Postage on letters ".u't be paid, or they will
s attended TO.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03
MASONIC ADDRESS
IEEREDONTHE cath JUNE, 1871
T. C.. UPPER.
BY T. C. TUPPER.

'HhbDO-s II II $Sth " ~ rs one
BY T. C. TUPPER.
Ertr Of the Masonic Fraternity and
IsIou Citizens:
&c more we welcome a recurrence
anniversary, peculiarly sacred in
RIendar Of our ancient and venera-
Motherhood. We have again as
a 10 do honor to the mem
mat Illustrious parsonage, who
|" only chief pillar in the time
''' structure of Free Masonry, but
Unclaimed the advent Of the Mes
'ao uShered in the dawn Of saliva
benighted world.
'nan eighteen hundred years
aP'ed, since this distinguished in
painted, upon the plains Of Judea,
"'' OIL that Religion, which has
1@u and extended throughout. ev-
"on OF the civilized earth. Deep
u win the benevolent and sa-
'P'S Of our Order, and clothed
81 authority Of his divine mis-
spoke from the solitudes Of ma
"'faIded to mankind the com
0l new and glorious era.
''y long wished-for and expect
ga hallowod by the poetic vi
- ''fs and Prophets from the ear
VI Inc world ;-and yet, when
MESSENGER of the Supreme Ar
uulng before the Priest and the
- ''" and the Gentle, pointed
j. ue The multitude, and made
announcement, I" Behold the
'0a!" new and hitherto un-
'a'lon seized upon the throng
:" o. the aoorld stood revealed
en-" A God upon EARTH" was
h.. :" tongue to tongue. Alarm
u. 'aatIon, and awe alternately
''on Of the popular mind. The
\ s'0uSed from the slumber anG
yes and trembled for the rite,
n 'aies Of his church-the priv
i im nm of his darling
The Gentle received the
d 1 q with JOY unspeakable
ps' me announcement as an omer
o a people, hitherto unfa
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03
Copy Of Instructions 20 III. Crifsrzfsz.
enclosed n tie c0rrszpoaEsa0s ssf~rra
MeSSrS Webster and Fer
DEPARTMENT. or STATE
WAsHENsroN. ~ l6. ~.

Sir: Alexander Mcleod. 4 CANAAN
subject OF Her Britfanic Majesty, = Boz
imprisoned al LockP0rt. II the SAX q
New York. under IN Indietmeat tor Dlr-
der, alleged 10 have been ccmmsiie3 b
him in the attack on and destrectieu ef
the steamboat Caroline Al Sealosscr. =
that State. on the night OF the SSEh - -
cember, 1881, and bis tEial IS exP~rsel
10 take place At LockPort On he 81 -
slant.
Youars appraised ofthe eosrespondsacs
which took place between Mr.. Fersysh
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03
raternally,
Yours, &c.
A. T. MOORE,
THO. J. CATCHINGS,
GEO. E. w. NELSON.

CANTON, June 26, 1871.
s. A. T. MOORE, Tho. J. CATCHINGs,
g, E. W. NELSON, Committee, &c.
! rpIy to your note Of yesterday, |
evlh place at your disposal, my very
y prepared address Of the 24th in
a will accept my sincere thanks
!. be kind and complimentary terms in
you have been pleased to commu-
she request of the Lodge.
Eaternally, &c.
T. C. UPPER.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03
CANTON, June 25, 1841.

pso T. c. UPPER -
The Undersigned committee on behalf
ICGroy LODGE, No. %, have been in
gsed to present to you the thanks of
!. Lodge for the very appropriate and
rasat address delivered by you Iyes-
|Iily, and to solicit Of you a copy there
Specification.
adcharging that duty the committee
la withhold the expression of their
E.uiaal thanks, and of the hope, that
lHI find it in your power, at an early
10 comply with the request of the
&c.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-08
INV
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

WYE bes lsaEs ls eall he atlsatlon q esl
w fnends and eusiomers. 70 sioek q
Goeds noH receiving and opening. lasl ho<l
Nss f0rk. We I'll not attempt % Halter
bas inxile these wishing - psrchase % call
and ls1 ear seis speak instesa 81 wofdA
oUR STOCK coEPRIsEss
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS.
Do. DO. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green. do.
Heavy douhle milrd Dnb cl0ih, for Osercoat'
Do. DO. Grey do. DO
Do. Do. Beaver DO. Dc.
Do. "a. Pilot %. Do.
Cassimeres. Veslings. Sslinsts,
Striped and plain Linssy. Kersey.
Super w hiiney& GeenMskina Blankets
Dufiie and iwilled disio,
Blanket and Cloth Over Goats.
Ladies' Clocks. Plaid Shawls. Hancker'
chiefs,
White. Red and Green Flsnnels,
Green Bsize. Oil Cloth.
French and English Merinoes.
Plain. Black, and Figured Monsselin d.
Lane.
French. English and American Prints,
Black and Blue black Bombszines,
Black and colored Silks.
Plain and Chequered Muslin.
Worked Collars and Sesrls,
Florence and Straw Braid Bonnets,
New Style Hoods. Flowers,
Bonnet Ribbons, Edgiugs. Laees, &c. &c
ALSO.
Glass. Queensware, Crockery. and Stone
Ware.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Hardware and CUTLERY.
Malssses. LOAF and Brown Sugar,
Chocolate. Mace. Cloves,
Race and Ground Ginger.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White lead, Prussisn Blue.
Crome Green. Crome Yellow. and olheI
Paints, &c. 30. &r.
PARKER Il NELSON.
October e2. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-08
Brandreth's PiIIs

II VEGETABLE a1i uniseusi 49,
FrpEeu a tte fEPsIitnrs III -
te, shes properly Perssseitd uilk -
csle n even form 81 he OHII Ca f.-.asiH
All hayinE he zane oriain. aad ins.Ii's
lfsm the UNIVERSAL ROOT AZ - .ssa
nsmsly IMRURIrf o. lAPERFEcT .s.
tioa 81 The bL0OD. snesl-
In Pssiod o. Esllls mere has A..
IN he Z. :. they lave restored Is . Ia. lsa's
health ard snloymenl eFer one nrere.I
THOUSAND persoa.s, xho wess ~.
ss ineufsble BY physicisss e he fssi ~. 80
slsnding. and a. msny essss xhes s.,,. -. -
rsmedy had been resoIlsd 10 IN vain. -
Ia al essesvf Pain o. " saknfss. sk,,l..s !.
be chronic o. fecsat. whether il Be ss.i..sala
pain IN The SIDE. shsIhsr Il arise ftrn ,,...T4
iulianal o. Inn some immrdiale eaN,. M
lhsr Il be frons internsl % sxieraal -. J.
vii be sured BY PeFseEerisg IL The uss H..
Pills. is
This priaeipIe 81 pursiss with Br,,s..,,.
Pils, removes nothing bnl ihs pssles, ~ y
eayed PARTICLES from The hody-lhe u.o,ll q
eofrnpt hnmeB of the blood, ahose -.
which eanse disesse-lhey impede n, -
lions Of The liver shen they settle "a. =.
organ, and which. shen ihey stliIs ~ ~.
muscles, pTodsee gheBmsiismf er Nc. ~.
nerves. produce e %; OF upon The lunas. -.
duce eonsnmrtioni OF upon The inissiine,. q.
iiveness; or upon the lining a The bIeej -
sells. spoplsxy and psrslysls. and 81 ne "a.
ri disolders 90 measneh0lF 10 The .. fst,. -
all Who behold them.
Yes, purgine ihese humors lrcm zoe ~,
| The true eore for 81 these eomplsinfs. Az -
cry other foim Of disease. Ills 10 ns se,.
\ asseriion--it is demsnstrshle trhfh. sas,s.a
day Il is extending itself; Ear and y ijsi,hl,.
coming known. snd mere and mors spsseri.
taled.
The CITE BY pureipg may mere 5srstd IN,
the laws nhirh pIcduee sweetness o. pms,
than may be generally imagined. Rksls,,.
| tends a. siagnate. sill pa dite sieknsss. "a.
cause Il tends 10 puirelaelion; thersfots A,
aseessiiY 81 ronsisni sxestise % sesn.
l when constant exercise cannot BE- used f,.m
4 Any CAUSE. The orcssional zee Il oprx,xs
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLUTELY nquist6. 1Av,
The eonduiis Il the blood. the founsaiu Of m,
are kepi free from those impuIiliss y M souIi
, prevent ice steady enIfent fninisieriaf hssl,h.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-08
DR.. BRANDRETH's Ofiee In Virginia, /.
I95 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills cen be obtained at asssnis p,,
box, With fsll directions.

The folloHing gentlemen have been sppOinl.
ed agents fof the sale Of Brandfeth's Pills
Dennis Heart. IIillsbcrough.
Siedmsn & Ramsay. Pnisborough.
Hsrgrsve. Gather 4 Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sifeluf. Midway. Davidson.
James b. M.Dsde. Chapel Hill.
]. M. A. Drake. Ashbofongh. RsndolEh.
John X. Brown. Privilege. DO.
NJ. G. Gardner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
e 4 w. Smith. Alansnee. Guillotd.
]. & r. Sloan. Greensboropgh.
]. & r. Reid. Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson. weniu orb, Do.
Wood a Neal. Madison, Do.
J. W. Burton. x Co.. Lssksvill,, Do.
Oven M'Aleer. Yaneeysille, Csswtll.
N. j. Palmer. Milton. DO.
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