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Warrdntec Deeds for Sule at this Office.
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NTATE or NoR7HCARoLIyA,

WEthLENHUKG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, February Term, lsi2,
Ia''hos Miller & Elizabeth Buchananl
10 rs. Enjunc.
=; ~ ", Alexander, Jas. J. Williams. VIM ton.
W, Simmons and Jno, w, Simmons.
appearing to the Court that James J, vii.
: Nms WIN. w. Simmons and John w. Sun.
Mons are not living within the limits of this State,
ofdfred, that publication be made six weeks
y we charlotte Journal, for them 10 be and ap.
X" AZ our next Court Of Equity, 10 be held for
i',,,eAehbutg county, a, the Court House in Char.
Ky, on the 9TH Monday IN August next, then and
c, IVY 70 answer or plead otherwise judgment pro
N'"edso viii be entered against ,hcn.
Test: ID. r. DUNLAP, c. IT. E.
|'iy |, 1912. Price adv. IS GO.
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fENiMOTtiY R HUGHES having obtained
the MANSION HOUSE for public accom-.
mediation, informs his friends and the public gen
orally TIA, he is now prepared to receive and enter
tain all who may favor him with lheir patronage
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
ly supplied with every thing the country aiForde
10 please and satisfy the palate even of an epcuro
His BAR will be found furnished with choice
selection OF Liquors, Wines and Cordials. both
foreign and domestic.
Ms STABLES shall DO constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hosters and supplied With
abundant provendcr
n b. The Stage Office is kept a, the Mansion
House.
Charlotte. NJ C., Nay %, 1912. SIN
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NOTICE.

a ~ those having claims against the estate Of
- JOB Cannon, decd, are hereby notified to
y, , W. Them within the time prescribed by law,
a., ''s notice will be plead In bar of their recov.
EDW'D, J. CANNON, Err.
Una ., 1871 a!,f
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New Steam boat Line.

wv
.G-Ta a STEAM BOAT LINE
a. has been formed in connoc.
,S.issrSs;s. - - ion with the New Steam
<zzAss1s1 Boat Utility" and Sc, Of
Tow Boats, at present three in numbcr-o,hcrs
viii be added as the business may require The
Utility was built in Wilmington in lS4l. and
draws when empty but 70 inches Of water. She
carries 500 bales OF Cotton and draws then but
lulc over three leoi
Country Merchants who may wish 10 get their
Goods up in the Summer aud early in the Fall,
when the River is generally low, will iud it 10
their advantage TO patrohize this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants and other residents Of
Cheaw aud other places are interested, and feel
confident that they can hold out such inducements
10 the back country will be beneficial 10 all con
ccrncd. The business viii be done principally by
towing lighters which viii insure passage while
there is two feet water in the channel.
b. BRYAN 6 BROTHERS
Agents.
from Tie Transcript Charleston Of March Sd.
Cia,lesioa, s. c., Feb as, 1912.
This 10 oil whom il may concern--wo, the un.
dcrsirncd, William Bird, Joseph Addison, and
James Marsh, junior; shipwrights of the above
named city. by The request of John kirkpatrick,
required on board Of the Steamer Utility, comman
tcd and owned by the said kirkpatrick. and after
full examination OF the hull and construction of
tho said Steam Boat Utility, are Of unanimous
opinion that the said Steam Boat Utility is in eve
~ respect suitable and strong enough to navigate
any River or Rivers and capable OF carrying five
hundred or more bales Of cotton.
To which VIC have fixed our names and seals
this 2s,h February, 1872,
WIN. BIRD, Seal
Jos. ADDISON, [SeaLl
JAS. MARSH, r.ISeall
Charleston, Feb %, 1912.
do hereby certify that was Pilot on Board
the Steam Boat Utility and that the said boat was
exposed to a heavy sea during the passage between
Wilmington and Charleston without receiving any
damage. do also certify tina, she did not work,
or show any signs of weakness, and that she was
rot pumped out during the time | was on board
Of hOr.
WILLIAM CLEMMONS.
June Is, 1912. iams3m.
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TT. HoLTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:

Tro Dollars and Fifty Gents ifpaid in advance.
Tine Dollars if not paid within three months.
And Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
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discontinued until all arrcaragcs arc paid, except
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rertsefs BY the year Advertisements inserted
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AGENTS.
Co. r. VI. Cochran, Mecklenbnrg, \. c.
Chas. w. Harris Mil Grove. n. c.
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Last NoticC.

'ENHE Sobscrbcr having disposed 81 lis stool.
NJ Of MEDICINES Sc, now Informs al those
necbied 10 him. either by Note OF Book Account,
hiatt the must be closed At or before the July
lolFt Hunger indulgence came, be given
Those indebted by Book Account will be expcc-
iei a least, to close their nccounts by note. Aud
as this Is positively the last notice, an accounts
n'1 sstlied by that time, will be placed 10 other
bands Tor collection.
c. ]. FOX.
Jaiy 6. 1912. at
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STATE or NORTH CAROLfN4,

= - E'E's'I' ~ w Y - y 7 :
Court Of Equity, February Term, lsI2.
Geo l.. Massey
&C. ) Petition
Hens at Law Of Henry Massey, decd,
this case, i, is ordered by Court, tia; publ.
cation be maze as To D 9. Massey. Henry
Noos, Beuj H. Massey, l., II, Massey, II I. Mas.
'ey' Mary Z. Massey and Henry b. Massey, lc.
gs'ees Of Henry Massey, decd living without
ihe limits Of the State, 10 appear at our noxl Court
o. Equity, to be held for Mecklcnburr county, a,
'ie court House in Charlotte on the 4,h Monday
81 August next, TO answer said petition. or abide
~ the decree Of this honorable Cour, which niay
W made therein.
by order,
DIR, DUNLAP, c. NE.
'NAe ~ tssa Prico adv. S. GO.
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ron riiE sIRGiNlAN.


.uessis hditefs-l am an old man, 4 have perfect
recollection ct Mr. lngersols Rustic age Of our euun
Try lie is quiz when he says thai when we had
free hdde and direct tares' nothing but DISTRESS dis
gust anu universal complaint prevailed. We then
blessed with rnrely hard money currency; and often
nave seen and known tho hods sold ifbm under tho
"e and children, 10 ray the direct lar Of poor bu,
respectable PERSONS the COW that gave them milk driven
away aud sad Tor The samo purpose. This. Mr. niger
soa says Vas direct taeaiorl, 9th all ITS blss,ed
Ness
The second era was much improved by Gen. llaml.
ION greatly abused and little understood measure of
inndlhe the deh ol the Revolutionary VAR. and
ing The State debts bs The General Gasernneh ! have
Known certificates II debit for srrylces rendered or sup
plies furnished. during, The Of the Revolution. sell
't TWO shlllnes aud SIN pence, aud after funding The
deo the same certificates sold currently ior thirty sh
lhgs ior every pound that these certificates. worth
only two and slAlcnce the pound beoro the debt WAS
funded actually brought inu useful circulation five dol
lars OF hard money 1.-THE PEOPLE would permit them.
selves 10 understand these things, they would be
deadiuis aiafHtd 1.-THE idea ofassams the State debts
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Grand .serO,,is,liShsssenS.

!" EBSTER'S System of Siytogaphie Drawing:
w ne" art and for Lady, Of the finest ac-
compl'shments the agc: positively learned in Eight
EASY LESSONS Ada rtod IN It's notifications To the
drawing and marking upon Visiting Cards, Albums,
Linens, and variety Of Ornamental purposes.
Room ollqnely opp site The Franklin Hotel. next
door Ia M tlcpr's STAY limited to len days All
Interested cordially invited 10 call and see and Judge
ir then selves. Private instruction given if desired
Terms moderate.
For sale, engraved Prayer, one Of the largest and
most splendid engrayings in the United States.
Aug. It.
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TO FARM EIRS.

FUNlE subscriber has rented for the present year the
i AMHERST MILLS, situated Immediately on
the bank o The Cana-and is now prepared 10 receive
and grind Wheat ior toll His terms ore-ienih or he
will give barrel Of superine Flour Richmond inspoc
lion. for five bushels Of wheai.Or if any persons wish
IN ship their Wheat to Richmond he will receive and
forward II with all possible despatch. at such price as
cannot fail To please refer to Jas l., Lampkin, Jno.
Williams, David w. Burton Esars. Col Lang.
horne and Gen Rodee JAS SUTPHIN
Amherst, August 4, 1912 Is
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9TI(,E.

ADJ RSUANTto deed of trust executed 10 me by
William Thorn. for certain purposes therein men
tened bearing date the 10Th of May 1892 and of record
in the clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of ynchhurg
SHALL on the 18th day of the present Ron,h. the
premises sell piece parcel of ground street
and 9Th alley, in The Town of Lynchburg Also the in
terest Of the said William Thorn in lot OF piece of
ground. with the bnilings and Improvements thcreon
near Poes lanyard, being equal moiey subject
balance. still due, Of the purchase money. Also. ne
gro man, named Cornelius. together with the horses,
wagons and other property in said deed mentioned -
Acting trustee shall sell only such title is vested
in me by said deed J. WILLS.
Aug. tl9A
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1t Cost 10 close.

nElNG determined To bring our present business to a
- close as speedily as possible, shall, from this
time, offer our large stock Of Dry Goods without refer
ence 10 cost, ron MONEY II will be found to con
sst OF many Goods suitable the present and approach
NJ seasln. We are that descriptions OF
Goods there is considerable decline all Of sh zoe otIc,
rhtoh regard 10 cost, and the residue At COST Buy
ers, either by wholesale retail invited to call as
viii unquestlonably be made their interest 10 deal
with Us
In addition TO stock of Dry Goods we have on
hand good assortment Of G Il q & f. f. S
which offer Mt the lowest market rates. to which we
call the attention four customers and others.
WHITE, TAKDY Il IRVINE.
July Is ,sif
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Eff gs'.y'OTaGE,

IHuif undersigned have assoen:ed tatms. rec IN lie
Y Practice d Law, under the finn of
t.UIaN II SPENCE.
They will give attention 10 all business cnnfdcd to
lael charge, aud " III attend the eaurs uf Campbell
Amherst, Bedford and the Corp ration If Lynchburp
oillee on the rlgh SHE o the alley passing II, n,
Niessrs Payne 4 eregofy's DooL Store to the WASH,
lngon Hotel, where ono the nllcr will penraly Ie
Ionnd. DAVID EI1IEY
DAVID Il. SPENCE.
June 20 \.
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.nessrs Hitiian Il. .neI)oa,H. Fleming b. Miller,
Itiiiiam Ross and 1homas shdnks.
1HyAkE NOTICE, that shall on the 9Th day Of
September lSl2, nj the Franklin Hotel, IN the town
Of Iynchhurg, take the deposit,ons Of William h. Ave
rett and others be read evidence ihetra u the
snii depending in the Circuit Superior Cour, of Law
and Chancory Tor the county Of lateourt. wherein we
am plaintiffs and you defendants, and II from any
cause the said dispositions taken the day above
named they will be taken on the day next iolloulnu nj
,hfs place above appointed.
lhs President. Directors u Company
otte BANK ot iuginin.
an,,.t 4 wiw
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j" TT e. n i.

VkNHE coparnorship heretofore existing this place
Il under the firm Of Turner, Burwell, & Co has been
renewed. and the concern will continue do business
al their old stand Their stock of Goods which they
believe to be one of the best in the place. will be sold c
Their by wholesale retail, very reduced prices to
those who may favor them with call
In addition 10 their stock of Dry Goods they have a
good assortment of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &C. &C. which
will be sold al the lowest market prices
TURNER, BURWELL g. Co
August I'm
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.9nother Play .4ctor The President has nomna-
ted John Howard Payne as Consul at Tuns, in place
Of WIN. b. llodgson, resigned The President must
have desire to improve the morals of the stage, by
dilnfying the Professors of the lIlsronic Art !"
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o. The circulation of all the Tennessee Banks is
said be about million and half Of dollars, and the
amount Of specie in their vaults million one hundred
thousand dollars, They to specie payments
on the LIST Of this month.
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NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.

,nNlE nnl.rs,,ned r,ns,os ~ the above Institution.
/ have Engaged the services of Mr.. William % Far,
distinguished graduac ol the Nlrghs "la'aty 'nst'-
tutc who will enter upon the discharge Of US e"'es e
the 10Th OF September neat.
In addition 10 the reputation which Mr.. Far t"ld'
before the public iof his scientific attann,enis h, @
furnished the Trustees with the highest aud most sate
factory t,s. onals from the conductors Of The Institution
where he graduated.
II is designed to put the New Glasgow Academy on
the mos, elevated ooiog approaching II not oqualins
that Of our ordinary colleges.
PROGRAMME OF STUDIES.
Nj nEMArios
Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry, Ingonometry (Pane
aud Spherical) Analytical Geometry. Dlllennl,al aud
Integral Calculus Descriptive Geometry, Shades and
Shadows. aud Perspective.
ENe,.ns DgrAnr MEsr.
Reading. Writing. Grianiar. Geography. History,
Natural Philosophy. Composition aud Defamation
LANG uAGEs.
Latin an GEEK Che usual books,) French, Dol
mans Grammar Teemachus, G Bias Charles XII,
AIR : llenl.ade Sc SC.
rs Mathematics will be II distinguishing feature in
the Academy the ''hac board" viii he extensively used.
as we'll IN French. Geography, Ne IA in Mathematical
operations.
1hifion .ticsper session Of jirc months
Reading Nnn. and Arithmetic, with
Grammar, Geography. History, Philosophy.
&c. il2 81
The above, with the Iansnages and
Mathematics. Is 90
Board canbe had IN the most respectable families
moderate terms.
The healthy situation II New Glasgow. the beauty
Of the surrounding county, the intelligence and rospec
liability OF the cz,ns together with the high qnabIica
ions o the gentleman employed, waran, thu nndersen
ed in recommending the Institution To The favorable
sideraon Of the public al lare.
WM NJ WALLER.
john WHITEHEAD,
WARNER JONES.
SAINT. VI. GARLAND.
JOS. X IRVING.
JAS. +. TAIlAFERRO,
JNO COLEMAN,
HENRY L. DAVIES,
IL. NJ GARLAND, jr.
| Trustees
Aug. wtlSii
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Co The Stanton Spectator states that VIM Kinney.
Esq. who has recently been appointed L. S. Attorney
for the Western District OF of Virginia WAS not an ap
plicant for the office.
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splendid E.Os Ofa'abinet k'urniture
Ar tIt(tslAA

WILL SELL, on Friday, the 9Th day of Arpa,
neal, general assortment, If Superior Cabinet Fur
nute, consisting in PAN Of The following articles:
Mlhoeany Sdrboards, Bureaus. Nardrutts. Dns-
s,ne boiemis. Bedsleods, variety; Candle stands,
Wash Stands. cald 1atIps, Tea aud Dining Table
a variety Of Chars Sc nc.
NJ TALBOT. Auci'r
Jay % ia
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Prize Essay--The Medical Society ofVrgnla offers
God Medal for the best original essay the nature,
causes and treatment Of Diphheri,e."~ Each essay.
enclosing sealed note, making known the name ana
posotlice Of the author be directed post paid 10
Richard Gary Amber, NJ. d. Of Richmond, in time to
reach him by the LIST Of November next. The prize
will be awarded on the third Thursday Of December
next.
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NrG.ots ~ auevtON.

NEG.OtS At suGTfON.
" I'LL he sud in front Of my auction Stufr On Sa,ur
W day, the 9th Of August neNi:
hkel ufs iruin - u % years old
do Boys 20 - to IA do
! Woman and 3 children
The shove negroes are very lhely and Of gci cfsuc
tef' among them is good Cook. In ncr and Washer
NJ TALBOT. Aue,.
July % tjAoa.
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Closing UP II saock OF Dry Goods
FOE COST.

hDss tS@E.
rENlIE eorartnefslp OF J. j. PURtIS g. DiFFEL
Il will expire IN short iImn by limitation We
shall commence Tins day 10 wind mp iho concern. Tie
Stock Of Goods is large and well assorted and do
not expect 10 get for the whole Stock shall sell
many kinds OF Goods
GREATLY uNDAR COST ron CASH.
We have on hand most The articles adapted 10 the
summer trade, sceh as Lawns. Canbrics Muslns. La
ces, Ribbons. Bonuels Flowers, Parasos, Linens. Gam
broons, Jeans, Saoen, Alpaca Luslr,, SUMMER Cloth
Ermneite Nankeens Vosllngs, and most other articles
necessary for Ladies' and Genomen's Summer wear.
F.4RNERSS s. PLANTERS,
will do well 10 lay in their supply of Fall
4 Winter Gapds. great bargains will he given
IN B'anhcfs, Fhmncis. fhlied Cloth, kentucky Jeans.
BroddcioUs, CdsS,meres. Gassiacfts Sc Sc.
All Goods mol sold privately by the 9th September
next, will be ON thai day sold AT AUCTION.
}. J. PI'kIlS < DITFEL.
~. B.Iho entire Stock of Goods would be sold al q
liberal discount 'om prime eos any person wishing IL
embark IN the Dry Goods trade and the stand given up
which IS perhaps the best in Lynciburg.
u. ?. & d.
July Is tsif
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13Alr Pckens of S. G. and Mr.. Fillmore Of n. Y two
Of the leading members Of the present House Of Repre-
senaives, have announced their intention to decline
re- election.
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Notice.

'ENlE SuBSC RIDER. having determined to nav,
= 10 he North West in a few weeks, requests all
persons indebted 10 him 10 forw ard aud settle the
accounts as sIeedil, possible and nse persons W.T.,
NAY haVf open aecnus against him. must present th.n,
m payment heofe The l0ih u Angusn ~ he wishfs
10 leave NJ account unsettled apnnsi him
have various pieces Of HOUSEHOLD TfrRNY
TURF which will dispose privately, TO he del,ve.
ed lien leave. WIN. |. Il0LCOMDE
l1dy II ~
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Eesgpyf;s.g EKOsssc.

U9FF7F1EN EEUVSV.
belonging Mr. WIN. Bailey and nov occupied by MI.
Richard II. Iocr 1t scnnc,dcd To be one ol the hand
situations in town, and The Lot Is taslenlly i'm
proved in addition 10 having II oil the necessary con
vcnlencosIce honae, excellent Well. Garden, &c.
Persons Wishing 10 procure mn excellent aud agreeable
town residence. cannot suit themselves better.
Also. the valuable .1CRE LOT, opp este the nwcl
ling House. enclosed aud in oultsaen, ard having TN
excellent stable.
And also. the convenient, HOUSE and LOT nd
joining MIR. Iolcr's residence, occupied by Mir,
Sisspn.
The above property will be sold, either together. or
separately. and on accommodating TERMS. Possession
will be given AT the end Of the year Mr.. Toler will
show the property 10 ANY person desrous Of seeing H.
and all letters the subscribr addressed Brook Neal
Campbell county, will be promptly attended To-
PATRICK IL, SCOTT.
MAY 10 lsif
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o. The Appomattox Association will hold its annual
session. at Union Hill, Campbell County, comm encing
tie Saturday, before tic second Sunday il August 1912
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IN rnE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For ihe Eastern District Of Virginia
Aueusr 4. 1912.
uOlN PERCiNAL, Jr of the town Of Lynchburg.
~ having filed petition PRAYING that he may be de
rared bankrupt Ia ordered that NIL persons claiming
be creditors OF the said john porcsa Jr show cause
The court the 18th day OF September next why tn,
said John Pencissl. Jf BIZ declared bankrupt, pur.
suau tho act OF Congress IN tha, behalf and that
copy oiilis order be published in The newspapers, ac
eordns 10 the 22d and 9th rules of court
A Copy Ioutn.
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.
August w5w