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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

ineTs AdVocate.
BEINKLEYyLLE, HALIFAX co. n. G.
March II, 1912.
regret that II is no more,
bu, times are hard, or money scarce, and
many are too short sighed to perceive that
as all national as well as individual wealth,
must centre on the nourislung state OF AZ.
ricuiure; and tina, by taking aud reading
Agricultural periodicals, and thus getting
light 90 this first and most important Of
Arts, the very best plaza IS secured Of max.
Ing the times easier or money, more plenll.
fol, both as 10 individuals and communities.
On the sabjec, Of improving land Mr..
W. soys-By repeated experiments in re.
gard TO securing clover crops III our
Southern climate, against the effects Of
drought, makes ne still more sangune of
lis benign influence IN improving small
grain, as wheat or rye, 10 the winter when
farmers have leisure, with pine straw or
leaves, or lhiniy with other litter the pro.
duet Of the crop is electually guarded
agains, the casualty Of dry summer and
rendered much more productive IN any soil
Iha, will produce II at ali.
My rotation 10 improve poor or worn out
land IS, TO manure sufficiently in the drill or
Otherwise, TO produce a iolerabe crop OF
orn,-aud in the fall after the corn is re.
moved sou sheat-and Ia the siDler, cover
as before newfoundland 10 The spring
SOW clover seed, either clean or in the
chad'-say gallon and half per acre Of
clean seed, or s to 10 bushels in The chat.
The practice OF covering with pine straw
or other liter, is susceptible Of various
notifications; for instdHce--you may sow
wheat on any well prepared ground early
IN the fall. and after making the ground
perfectly smooth by narrowing or other
wise, SOW clover seed and Immediately COW
or with straw or other litter. Or clover
may be sown with oats in the spring, and
covered Immediately. o., You may SOW
wheat or rye, and buckwheat, aud clover
the first Of August, and cover as aforesaid
and cut the buckwheat in two months, and
the rye or wheat, aud clover sill be- crops
the following summer. 4 crop Of small
grain may be covered IN the winter, and
clover seed sown ia the spvidg on the top
Of the straw or litter, without any danger
OF the clover not coming up surely and
well, even if IN the chat, as the first good
rain aller sowing will wash the seed down
To the soil, and the shade Of the straw will
secure lis vegetation. Iudeed, the grand
secret of the whole benei, is, that the
ground is shaded and kept moist wIihou,
any injury, but clear benefit 10 tie growing
crops. And in addition, the decayed veg
etahlc matter Of The straw eyentUally bene
fls the ground as much 10 that respect, |
presume, as 10 ray for hauling and cover
ing as stated. Bu, consider clover crops
the key to oil good farming or improve
men, of soils. Aud good crop Of clover
once had on land, It is tho farmers own
fault, or ignorance, or laziness, If such land
is mol kept good ever afterwards under his
care.
SIDNEY WELLER
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To wm. T. CoLLlys, Comptroller.

RaLrIGH, APRIL 4, 1912.
SIN :-Your note OF enquiry. touching the
amount expended under the Resolution of the
llth January of the Legislature, entitled +" Rsso-
luton for repairing Governors residence, and Tor
Furniture" has been handed mo- In reply,
make the following explanation.
Ffrst-Out of the Three Thousand Dollars ar-
pyopria,ed for tho repairs Of the Governors resi-
lance. out. houses and enclosures, only Eleven
Hundred and Fifty four dollarsand sixty six esnts
have been expended.
/. sIn reply TO your second enquiry, twas this
sum expended under the advice and direction of
the persons mentioned al the Resolution ! an
swer in the affirmative.
You will perceive by reference to my printed
Report, under head of Government House. Two
Thousand one. hundred and filtysfour dollars and
sixty six cents (2,l5i 66) has besa reported as
the amount expended. 1t isnecessary to explain
one item of charga Under this head (which Is the
charge of Twelve sundfed aud twenty -four dol
lars and ninety-six cents. This iteui or charge.
embraces Warrant, drawn by his Excellency,
in favor of his PHyate Secretary. for One Then.
sand Dollars to purchase Furniture for the Gov
errors House. Deduct this special appropriation
under the Resolution Ieterred'to, from the whole
amount, viz: S2,l54 Sc expended, and you have
the amount of Eleven Hundred and tifty.four dol
lars and s;xt,s;x cents the wiiole amount expend-
cd under The Resolution of the lin January,
I 1s1I for the repairs of the Governors House.
ont houses and enclosures have made the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
RED GAUNTLET

A y ! Go: =: !: n: !: +:
ssSansh=sA.Has North Of Charlotte, in Mecklen
bafg county, on Mondays and Tuesdays; on We'd
nesdays aud Thursdays at Marshall MeCoy's,
near iIopcwell Church; on Fridays and Satur
days at Davidson College and will be e, 10 mares
at the redoccd price Of $40 ihv single losp; sis
the sca.or--of co'urauy Of six mares iof 500
--or SIS due The 10Th Of jane; and SD to IN.
suto a mare with fosl Due attendance will be
given at the stands except on public days. Care
will be taken 10 prevent accidents, but will not be
liable tof any. Season 10 COMMENCE the l0th Of
March and end the 10th Of June.
Red Gauntlet is an excellent and sure foalgct.
tcr, his colts combining fine size with superb nc.
lion aud general symmetry ard business Of pro.
portions.
JOHN MAXWELL, Otcnrr
CAsWEIL carp, hespcr
March 10, 1912. sbu
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~ There is a statement in lhe naners.

50 There is statement in the papers,
that the Governor of Mississippi demanded
Of Governor MoREuEAD the surrender Of
a person accused of Slaye-stcaling in Mis-
sissippi, who fled TO this State and that
Coy. NJ. refused TO comply with the de-
mand: whereupon the legislature of Mis-,
sis.ippi, al the time in session, passed Res
outlous reprobating the conduct of Gov.
MuREmEAD. We know not whether this
statement be true or not; but we happen
10 have some knowledge Of the FACTS IN
the case alluded to, and if, when they come
TO be rublished, Gov. McNUrT of Mlssis.
sipui (nut the present Goyernor) don't
come out al Tire llltle end Of the horn, then
we will acknowledge ourselves mistaken.
II Is impossible, but that Gov. MoREHEAp' 5
conduct will be fully approved. What
viii the People Of Mississippi, themselves,
say, when they learn that Gov. McNUTr's
Agent has been pcddlins the Great Seal of
that State all over North Carolina, offering
TO burn it for a consideration, &c. If
Resolutions have actually been passed BY
Mississippi 10 the effect stated, copy will
of course, be transmitted to the Legisla-
ture oflhis State, when the whole Cores
pondence will be made public, aud the
people can judgc.-Raleigh Register.
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The Elegant and Thorough bred Horse,
EDENEREPTF

McDuf, j., Is a dark sofrel. black mane
tail. uxtecn hands high and ioar years old On
middle Of neat April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
!$fOD the RVlaNlrNN.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber. residing near tho
Ia Red House, Charlotte county, Va on the 2sth
December, 1871. negro named b A n { II ),
he is oleabe bright mula,o, 2 years OF age five feet
and between and | inches high, very broad from
point of his shoulder TO the other hat backed
has good countenancc bow legged in measure. has
full ycllowish eyes, and if not noticed would be supposed
to be black, generally readily spoken when spoken to-
He play the fiddle some, and is very crafty in ly
ing, has several scarcs his hand and above his
elbow, caused by the bite of dog, his right side
caused by clustering when sick, has deep finger nails
bushy hair when combed ont, and some times his
locks in the fashion. Had when he left white fur
hat. black broad cloth coat, with black cotton velvet
collar and cuffs, specklcd cotton swrrsdown vest,
pair of buecassnett pantaoons bombazinc stock pur
pie lawn bosom, with single uf1e; took with him blue
Kentucky coat pair of black Virginia cloth psna
oons one black worsted vest, one white mnrsaillcs.
As he has relations in and Farmve and Lynch
burg he may be lurking about ocse places and as he
went off without any provoca'on II may be that he Will
try TO make his entire escape from of the above
ed places, board boat it also may be, that, he has
pass free paper falsely given.
n B.--That all persons are hereby hrwarncd not to
harbour the above described negro If you do, the law
will be put in full force against you
A reward ten dollars will be given for the appehen
and delivery of the said negro to me- or confined in
any Jail 50 that | can get him again Any information
respecting the said negro will be thankfully received.
ARCHIBALD MOON.
Jan 3 IT.
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W A,fHs lAesI;S.

hurried, on Wednesday evening. the ooh December
by the Rev, f. l.. B Shaver. Mr. Gro MoRnIss Cocrl-
RAN formerly of Halifax county, t. Mss MARGARET
Ann, daughter of Zacharlah Cochran Es1 all of this
place.
-, on Tuesday evening, December 9TH, 1871, by
the Rev. DR. llplcombe. Mr. FRANc,s ENsrIEIp lately
Of Cincinnati, Ohio 10 Miss CARoiAHg SrnoprII, for
merly Of the Duchy Of Woricnberg in Germany.
-. on Tuesday evening, the 2s,h Of December, by
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. JosErn j. 3uRks. Of Camp
bell county, to Miss Mary ANN daughter of Mr. SPOTS
wood BIawt1rd. Of II chlrdec county
-, the 22d inst, in Buckingham county, by the
Rev. Mr.. Morrison. Capt RrcuARn A. BOOKER mcr
chant al Curdsv,Ilr Buckingham county, to Miss VIn
GINA, y,.n5Sst daughter Of Capt Lewis Brown, Of
Lynchburg, ".
-, on Wednc,,.oy the 9Th ult., by the Rev vii
liam Iettwch, Mr.. SAM, 81 RoDrnrsos, to Miss julia
ANN daughter Of Caleb Fulua I'D, all of Bedford.
-. on Thursday the 23d uIt. by TIC Rev. Geo. w.
Lettwich, Mr. SAMUEL. H. MARTIN. o. Lynchburg, TO
Mss MARTHA G daughter Of A. Wade S>n., Of Bed
fjrd.
on the 10th ult., in Carksville Tennessee. ~
the Rev Reuben II SIS JAMES ~ DoRrcu Esd Of that
place, to Miss ANNE, daughter Of MAJ James Garland Of
Lynchburg, Va
-, on the Both alt. by the Ray George A. v
Read, VI d., Mr.. JONI G.. PHTIIrs. 10 Miss ,HE F.,
daughter Of MIR. John Carson all Of this county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
NO Y'F6E.

Z accordance with a decree of the Circuit Superior
q Court of Law and Chanccry for the town of Lynch,
burg pronounced in suit in which Charles {. Patterson
was plaintiff and Thomas Campbel's administrator Sc,
were defendants the 23d OF October. ls4l and with
decree Of the Court in the same suit of the 10Th
Of May, lSi0 entered in pursuance Of decree Of the
Court Of Appeasand by virtue of the provisions of two
deeds Of trust executed by said Charles C. Patterson
secure the payment ofdcbts due Thomas Campbell in
his life the first dated the 25d day Of December 1922
the other dated the goth of January 1854 both of record
in Bedford county Court the undersigned commissioner
appointed by SAID first mentioned decree will proceed at
said Charles C. Pattorsons Mill in the county of Bed
ford on the 9th day of February, 1912, to SELL to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following property to wit
A Tract or parcel Of Land,
in said county of Bedford, upon which said Pattcrsons
Mills are situated lying the North side of the
main road leading from Bore Anger to Liberty-Also
the following Slaves, TO wit: Sam a man. Lucy young
woman, Lydia young woman, and Moses and Henry
boys, the two last the children Of the Nancy,
veycd by the second deed.
JOHN L. COBBS, S. b. C.,
BY Thos Mead his Deputy.
Jan. 3 Wt)F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

non Il Is deemed Part e the play and htard with
indifference. eAcep, when the small catre Of its manu-
iae'u1ers conscr, that feeling into disgust, The 1escu
tons shove referred 10 sarcasticaly rcbuked by
Mr. Dornan who proposed tina, the Legislature should
be IN perpetual session, in order tina, might exercise
constant supervision the action of every department
oil 'e federal government, the people Virginia being
per Sc the greatest and wscs people the face Of the
Giooe-wi,hout whose watchiul care il was impossible
ior the federal government properly exercise its CON
constitutional functions!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
Jan. 3
REID THIS.

FUNIIE subscriber has hand large and well select
j. ed assortmet Of HlRDW.4RE and GUILE
RE which he will sell at reduced prices for CASH.
The stock on hand embraces general assortment of
Building Materials. Carpenters and Joincrs Tools,
House Keeping Utensils, Agricultural Implements
Blacksmths Tools, Shooting Tackling, Iron all sizes
and kinds. Cast. Shear, German, English and American
Blistcred Stee Cutand Wrought Nails Castings. Rope,
&c. SC. From and after the lst day Of January, 1912
VIC shall cndcavour do a cash business our limited
require it, We would respectfully say to those in
debcd to us, that VIC want money and of necessity must
collect VIII vou make little sacrifice and payns.
L. $. MILLER 81
Jan = I'm !!
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RIClD ii. TOI.ER.
90 UNIV Mo ArEn


"Scorcs Of cur fellow citizens daily putting their
names 10 the Temperance Pledgc--We congratulate
them. In subscribing TO that pledge they are signing
glorious Declaration Of depcndencc-rcpudlatng a
hraldom more fearful than the worst governmental ty
ranny that cursed mankind" The foregoing is ex
aced from the Louisec Jorpa and it is equally true
here. Thanks to few active intelligent citizens among
us who have pnthcr shoulders to the wheel wtha deter
mination 10 push on the good cause 70 these wcolcrihe
advice that Joseph gave his brethren, when they were
returning from Egypt their father with their sacks
full Of com Take care that you ttR not om by the
tcay.' TJ
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Valuable Real Estate AT Auction.

accordance with the provisions Of decd of trust,
Il executed to the subscriber. by George Burks, (B)
bearing date the Sd day of October 1910, and of
cord in the Clerks Office Of Amherst county Court, for
certain purposes therein expressed, will be exposed to
sale, at public auction, the premises to the highest,
bidder for cash. the Sd day Of February next, if fair
not the next fair day thereafter (Sundays except,
cd all the right tteand nteres, Of George Buks (B
IN and to the tract of LAND wheroon the said George
Burks, (B. )now resides, containing
BOB Acres,
(moe or rss lying and being in the county of Amherst
and bounded by the lands of Hazlel Williams and others
ALSO, the following personal property to wit a
negro Slave, named Abram three Horses ten head
Of Cattle twentyone head of Hogs all the Plantation
Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture The IL
tie to the above property is believed to be unquostionaby
good but acting trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested in inc by the deed aforesaid
CHAMPE CARTER. Trustee
Jan. win
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Trust sale Of Negroes &c.

nURS, ANT tn tho provs,.'ns OF a deed OF trust, ex
/ ecucd to the undersigned by iiill Mcoraw, Tor
certain purposes herein mentioned. ana now ol record
in the Hastings Con vt for the Corporation Of ncll'urg
shall on Wednesday The 9tt day of January, pose
sale by way of public c,on to tho highest bidder.
for cash. the residence Of I'D McCaw, in the town
of Lynchburg,
SETE.N FERY T.lLU.3t' IL SLRtES,
And sundry articles of Household ann Kitchen Furnl.
ture. WM DANIEL r., Trustee.
Jan 3 tlD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

NlRGINlA-M Court held for Bedford county, the 2.'e
day OF November, thousand eight hundred and
James Gray, John Gray, Langworth Gray, Alice Smith
formerly Alice Cray and Irvine s. Bowles, Plaintiffs
against
James Gray and the other children and heirs law
'eorSe cray deceased, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants this ha wing entered their an
pcaranc and given security according to the ac. of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court and appearing the
faction oi the Court, that they inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, ordered, that the said defendants APP
pear here the fourth Monday March next and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper, published in the
Of Lynchbrg for months successivey posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tes,e,
no. C. MITCHELL, c. nc.
Jan. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
TO THE. PEOPLE OF CANIpDEI

The undersigned takes this opportunity Of apprising
his constituents, to HON he shall ever feel grateful for
the repeated mantle stations of their favor and Confidence
that he will not be candidate for reelection next
Spring His withdrawal is occasoncd entirely BY per
sonal considerations which he does not feel willing to
disregard lie gives this early notice Of his intention,
that the people may have ample time call into their
service some ono better qualified sustain their inter
es's With great respect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
I'OYECg.

4 SHALL OFFER at public auction. on the 2sth Of
i this month. a WAGON AND Fol II HORSES,
second hand Carriage and Harness, several head of
Cattle, some Plantation Tolls, and four five likely
Sows. and if the stock be Sold several stacks Of Hay
am also disposed to rent my House at the plantation.
with few of Land if can get suitable tenant.
Six months will be given the sale ct the stock The
sale 10 take place my Plantation. the Turnpike to
commence at 10 o'clock. WIN. DAVIS, Jr.
18th month 18Th, ISL It a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
OBJ U.AlsY.

Died, on the Doth ut, MARIA RosArIsp TowNLEy.
the on y daughter of X. y. rownley and Mary Jane
Iownev. Qualities had been developed in this inter
estng little girl. though only in the eighth year Of her age
winch cndeared hermuch to her parents and relations,
and secured for her the esteem of all who knew her
Alas she is gone. No matter how heavy the stroke.
we must submit to the desperation of Providence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
ANOTHER LARGE HOG

Col. John l.. White, of Pittsyvana, killed few
days since. hog agcd twenty months, tina, weighed
5l4 pounds neiithe hog when killed was by no means
thoroughly fat The Col is fond Of good stock of all
kinds, and is setting good example to the neighborns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
DON'T bun BEFORE NOU
LOOK.
.1;csc supply Of E'nN and Eyiafcr
q DIX

.s'csC supply Of Fail ana ESfafcr
GOODS.
ROBES s BURTON
A RE now receiving at their ~ hoicsnle q rcs
IN tail store, Bank Square, an UnSu-
mniiy large and desirable stock OF
E.lLE IND Igg.sy'EH GOODS, to
which they respectfully invite the attention Of all who
are in want Of good Goods, at b,c prices.
n. B.-Co,airy Merchants win find assortment
as general, and prices as low any other house iu
this market
We earnestly invite them to favor with call.
stock being pe,y large. we ara the disposed
to wholesale at very low prices.
ROBES s BURTON
Sept. 80 Is if
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NOT ICE.

M r. OFFER iur rent, the AMHERST MILLS,
w fataated on the anal about l0milesbolow Lynch
burg. Possession will be given the LIST January
We offer for hire, some women * girls. - no
toned 10 waiting in house, and would k, also,
hire from the country inexperienced boys. between
II and 10 years ofage 10 work III Tobacco Factory,
WARWICK & READ.
Dec @ STIFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

o'' The Pennsylvania papers announce the death of
Gen Samuel Mexican, formerly Senator in Congress
from that State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
.vOfiCC.

UNIlE business hitherto carried in the name Of
i Warwick Read, between Daniel Warwick and
\dolphus ID. Read viii be hereafter carried ON under
tito saline iiim by the subscribers
REUBEN b. WARWICK.
ADOLpllCSD READ
Jan 3 u
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Pensioners Of the L. s. Government The nun
bor OF pensioners who have died during the last year
mounts To SG2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
FOR SALE.

WE HAVE for sale, three Iron Presses of best quail
w itY. together with all the necessary fixtures to
prosecute a small manufacturing business in the best
manner bargain he had by carly application to
GANNAWA Y & MOORNAN
January3 4w
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FOR DKE.1EE.V.
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
nl VIRTUE. taDecd oi-lIust, executed to the sub
- sctbes by Samuel Shelton the ithd,y Of March,
lSAl and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Ptsy
wanna County, TO deb, due Thompson Robertson
shall either Of us. sell Robcrsnn's Store ON
Friday the 2lst day OF January si2. In the highcs,
bidder at public auction. for cash. the SflDE S con
ycyed in said Trust Dcod-to wit Green man; AMIGA
and her three chden; jim; Alkaline and Isaac; MAJOR
man; Moses and Many two work Horses and three
Cows This title To kc above mentioned property IL be
ievcd 10 DO good, but will convey such only
ted lnu by virtue Of said Trust Decd
JACOB II. COLES, n,
JOHN ROBf.RlSoN. ''"'"'S'
Jan 2 II
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nEAs. ESTATE At AUCTION.

WILL BE Sold at public suction, on the premises
W on the 10Th Of January, 1912, the HOUSE and
LOT on Sixth or lanyard alley, owned and lately oc-
cuped oy the Society Of the o. o. F., and Immediately
in front Of Mr. J. b. Risque. Terms very liberal and
made known the day Of sale.
(By order of the Lodge.) THE TRUSTEES
Jan. 8 c0u
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FREE NEGROES.

The following communication from one Of cur most
respectable fellow citizens, is on a subject which com
mcnds Itself 10 every mans sober consideration and we
unite with him in invoking the earnest attention not
only OF tho court OF this corporation but also If every
county IN tho mmonwealth. If the true policy Of the
State Will permit the residence anon. us Of liberated
slaves, let us repeal the terdct-Lu if that policy re-
qulre as 1t docs, their removal let no false notions of
philanthropy, and no system Of fayorits induce us for
moment To relax the rule:
10 the honorable Court ofthc Corporation IF Lp,ch-
burg.
Gentlcmon-Thc subject Of PERMITTING liberated slaves
10 remain IN this commonwealth, has been committed by
me Legislature to the county and corporation Cours The
law upon that subject is said TO be rigid and is designed
10 compel removal except under very particular crcum
stances.
II is thought that many applications will he made this
year, by liberated slaves and those who have bounl
themselves, and have heretofore evadcd the law y hay
ing masters 10 stand for them, whilst they have in fact
had the control ct their time, and enovcd solely the
chioluincnt Of their own labour. The feelings of this
community the undersigned has doubt are entirely nj
variance with the practice OF permitting any to remain
AS class OF the community they have the rcost access
TO the slave in the way Of barter and of all others are
best calculated to corrupt well as to dsSsy them
with their condition
Examine this subject i'll It's Proper lrht and You " i'll
fohcuac maj slavery to lie OF any service: should stand
as lar as possible, unconnected with such = popnl,,n
As guardians of the public good call upon Won To rc
gard the wishes OF few individuals. and look to the gen
eIa interest of society, and your cours Of duty will be
plain. 4 CITIZEN
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DISSOLUTION.

VINllE co partnership hitherto existing between the
\ subscribers, under the style Of U.lRUICk s.
READ, was dissolved on the 3lst December last by
mutual consent. DANIEL l. WARWICK,
ADOLPIItS ID READ