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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
Nov. il

IN CHANCERY-vncsA:A Rules held ~ The Cert \, y,
of the Circn Superior Court Of Law aud Casey O. va
toway county, the 5th day OF Ocoh-r 1872:
Francis Barnes and Amelia J. his wife, PIlinlih'
against
John ID Rova late Sheriff Of Holloway county, and Ada;n
traitor of Richard Epes deceased and Administrator de ton"
non with the will Of Isaac Wnfree, deceased Ffan
Fitzgerald Samuel Jrer, Individually and Admni,r7tpf
Thooas Clarke deceased Isaac Oliver Archibald A. cam2b
william r. Johnson, AGmnistratJr OF Edmund Io!ey dfcn,
arielo Todd, asa Oliver, individually and Exeeu' ct I
Epes deceased. William D. Irby, Ishp G. Luncy. Adn,n
Of Austin Watkins trc.ased Charles a. Cater, Wia
wills Branch Osbone Mary Wnfree widow Of Isaac "in'
deceased Isaac Wnfree, William yers,r, and Maiihs ~
wife, Paschai Craddock and R.beca his vie. Patrick ~
and Louisa F. his wife, jain Bass and Mary his "iie a
seph p Booker and Ann G. his wife, lh'enaa" ,,
The defendant, John d. Royal, lai. Sheriff Of Nct" ~
and Administrator Ct Richard Epes, decreased aSa n de-
de bonis with the will annexed Ct Isaac
ceased John BAGS and Mary E. his wife and Jotpn and
and Ann c. bis wife, having entered t'eif #
given security, according the Of Assembly and Tue ~, tfy
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory H. h M
Inhabitants Of this county, II Is ordered nv ~ s1d
defendants do appear here the rules TO he held ot ~, 81
Court on first Monday In April next and an5wri ,s,nri
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be or IOWA
In some newspaper Published IN the city OF bic The
or Petersburg, fnr months successfully aha s'>''
front d,.a Of the Court hous Of thiS county.
C0py-Ts:ie, ,r,crp,rn &C
5i-1-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

Exenrarrr Plan We learn pm Washington,
gress 10 adept the E1chsquer plan and, although il
will be made more acceptable thant was at the last
session, Jet it is thought such is TN situation of par.
lies, and such the prejudice aganssny thing like
Government Bank, that nothing vi be done The
principal opposition will be from MrBen,on and his
friends. who more decided 10 lHr hostility than
ever. 7,t1andria ea:sae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
ID. Nj. Hoyt n Co.'s Lottery und Exchange Oihce
Under me EIehan.e Hpfsi, Rehmopd, Yngiail.

1T is with pIeasc we have daily acknowledge the reP
orders from many of our old parons and harry
they richly paid for :cir remaaces We have within er
days sold a 10 old patrons VINO nave MOI favored .
nerisc lot of C.rIrAL the Schemes Oh hand, when
richest Capital and the best We have offered for lone 's
Thou. we have not from All of old lat
we hope to tbe splendid Scheme for the 18th OF rce
which in another part OF this paper-4 ptiL
s25 900, SO Of 81 ,nC0, &c, &c. Please address
d II. HOYT l. CO., Richmond, V,
H.. ar 5s-wt.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
HOYT & co IS OFFICE,
yy,J.- ~ JT,rt RirLmoud TlrpinI

SEvEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS drawn to
~ 70 H. Whole Ticket, sold and paid nj ioyt &os
yesterday patron who had had ticket OF ns for some
the next be smiled upon by the BLIND GODDESS
Of money about 10 he distributed by Hoy
Co.. have said they would not be satisfied I'LL oil Il ihtir
old patrons have drawn Capital Prize, aud The list IL ast ming
up the above specimen Of luck proof of ~ Is not TN,
proof that Co.'s 0re is the place Ter prizes! Who sold
II ~ H. s5a0oa: oy Who sold Nos 10 &C. $4,000? iioyt
Who sold Nos. Sc - -, 81 @ u.t Co. Who has sod m
Vulnerable prizes? Ioy WHO the greate,t prize
world: oyt Co. Where you going 10 buy
ticket in the Lottery! Why, ut Hoy. Co.'S q" course;
lose il you intend trying for the four Capt.
of s,5,0O be drawn the 18th inan-so please make
Capitals nav selling No Capitals been sold
paid by oy Co. since they removed to their ote
under Exchange and this Only commencement Of the
luck they are TO have.
case notice following Scheme Resides this, we have
drawing daily, aud, when money wanted you are now
$500 ~ ~ - H. NJ UOYT & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
TowS AND COUNTRY HAT MAS I,I ~,

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MASCFACTokf
Ca7v Street, three doors aboce the Columbian Hoie
Richmond IA.
H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats at the following
y low prices: cu, u,,s mods
on fine fur bodies water proof from So 50 10 50 5o oy
from 81 rs To 81 Fur Caps from 81 TO $780, .o.
oms from - 10 e. together with assortment OF Mems
Bny Hair seale Glazed Caps, black and drab WOOL a
wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash 49,
p = He keeps during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Palm Leaf and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
~. -. -, rs.o 73-wlyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly rcceviD: from tie celebrated ma
nuictory Of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant aud Plaza
Piano Fnries possessing the latest improvements and t
dcacy of touch and sweetness oftone peculiar 10 their
nufacturr.
Also large of Musical Instruments and Mnc
Merchandise In general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned let hire, aud taken In
change.
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale In l'
State may selected FROM the subscriber wip
enahed TO sell at the Philadelphia and New York "cl
and retail prices.
Those purchasing to sell again viii be furnished upon
terms than they can lind elsewhere in the State.
P. n. TAYLOR,
Piano Farfs and Music Sfore OPPOSITE Bssks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

IL conducted Elson Green In Caroline, by the late rs
Sarah Tiaerro, will he continued the under the
charge Mr. and Mrs. Tod commencing The 18Th Of January
and terminating the 18th of December following allowing the
mon of August vacation. The present fet"p,rcss bliss
Louisa Webb will continue girc instruction in M The branch
of English Education, together with French and Music.
Ttrm-For Board and Tuition in English branches per session
OF 10 months, payable half in advance, sion
Candles towels, &c, 5
French, 10
Music, and use of Piano, 80
n. g. no deduction made except in of sickness.
Address-Ilanoycr Courthouse.
JOHN b. TOD.
Nov IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

In United Court for tile Eastern District of Vst
18th October, 1912:
TN the of Bankruptcy nf R. w. Hunter, OF the c!
i Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District
The said X. w Hunter, who has been decrced Bankrupt rs
this Court having filed petition, praying for his discharge l.
Ordered notice thereof be published in newspaper PRINT
cd in of Rchmond days at least before the M
day of January when hearing III he had on the sad
the United States Court Room In the city of Rchn,nd
aud MI creditors who have proved their Debts aud other perd
In interest. appear the said time and Place. ana .d"
cause If they have, why the prayer Of the said ps''n
should not be granted.
Copy-Tese, ~ .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sLAyEs.-By virtue OF i, A.
u County Court Of Hanover on n.
appointed for that purpose will SELL ut public auction T., -.
highest bidder Taylosvlle, the Richmond, S
the second day of January next If fair neY
day. on credit of six MONTHS except for so much will be No.
he paid In cash. six eight Negro Slaves consisting OF two
men, about forty years old, the other about twenty two H.
balance boys and girls from twelve TO eighteen Years ~
very likely and under good characters.
The purchasers win be required TO give bonds with appov
security for the credit payments, c,s ,,,,rr
Dec. 8 G2-wtd,
EDUCATION.-The School will be continued the en.al,.
Il year, my residence about TWO and hall miles souhw
~ corJonsyle on the Charlottesville road. The course nj
rnciion will embrace usually taught branches nel
together with tn. Latin and Greek languages Mr.. CHARLES
aaf.rro will continue INSTRUCTOR whose experience and m
success should induce confidence with those who may pc
the school The sessions VIII be Of the usual length eommhr
ing the tf January For board ana tniion, S2 .y
III ns furnished by the subscriber "A' co.W Nv
1.- The Religious Herald will copy above.
= Awpey,EyIIIE FEMALE sEMINaRY.-Ths SttoT :
established in Brunswick county, Virgin,
Il has been in successful operation during The past year.
be continued under the care OF MI ana rs Moodsw.h yn
academic year divided into two terms, OF hve months
TIE Winter term will comirnec on Inc 4h oi 'ahaty and tie
Summer term the day of tu'v The c"urse OF eilcan
will be tor.neh and the subjects study illustrated by fl
rcturcs Philosophical Apparatus procured carly
possible and course and experiments illustrating
principles of Natural Philosophy viii be given i The benefit
the young ladies' The Rev. Mr. Casteman wa. favor tie Sc
with lectures upon Moral Philosophy and Evidences cAi
anty Composition viii receive special attention evening
each week The young ladies' viii reside in Dr. ;:o,cn, a.
my with the teachers where they Will be treated with pl
tai Kindness and sociude During The hours {" ea1aonna
study such amsenens as are in themselves and A.,
cicuat,d TO promote hrah, aud lnvigorate the mind, r.
encouraged. beard, per Of five months. viii be sj IT,
ton English branches from sig So SIS Latin or ".sa
extra s5 Instruction Music the Piano. s0 use 6; the
strument, 81 So -,
lessor Brow ne Peter Trnhull, Robert d. Turnla -
Dr. Henry Lewis, Edward B. Hicks Esd John T. She'll. e.
SIR Richard Powell, Mr.. Harrison eawell, and Nj Clal.-
of Iawencevc Mr. George Stone, Of Buns"ica; Hon ia
H. Glolson and Thomas s. Ghoson, ESQ., P.ershurs Eiw-N
r. Ch.,a5 r. Esq Bcydton; Capt w. Maddox, Mr. Nco!s,
Davis aud Capt Sylvanus lneraam, Lunenbnrs Mr.
Pryor Dnwdie; Rev. Mr. Hodges, Williamsburg Rev. J. H.
Morrison, Buckingham
Nov - :'-"ils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

Mn. TYLERs EEssAGE.-The message again re-
commends the Ex hsqcer plan which was formerly
presented by hlr. living, and of which Mr. Webster,
if We rightly undersand his Boston speech, vaunts that
it is The product Of hs own financial skill We regret
10 see so faulty and gcrous echeme revived II is
Just such scheme have had hundreds of, within
the last ten years, n.his quarter scheme 10 borrow
money under the pretDce ofcsiablisling bank Iii
loan BILL by which tn Government; 10 borrow Of The
citizens Of the U. s., Or indefinite PERIOD under the
pveence of furnishings "sound paper medium Of ex-
change" On amount eua 10 Sl0, 100000, without the
M yment of any interest Five millions of dollars in
specie be got teeiher by the United States,
which is to be added fir millions Of Government stocks
issued for the purpose md upon this capital half mo
ney and the other half romises, the Government is to
issue fifteen millions OF ,aper money!
Mr.. Tyler informs Cogress, that the credit of the
nation is bad that il cunot borrow dollar By The
machinery of this Exche1er plan, he tells them, they
may add TO the availab, means of the Treasury ten
millions of dollars withod cost or charge; or in other
words, may borrow that amount Of the industrious
classes, without the formdity Of asking them Now,
Of all the methods Of Borrowing money, that which
does by debasng the currncy, whether that currency
is coin or paper, the most biectoneble Il is forced
loan, obtained by fasifying he standard Of value
No Government which lsucd paper money ever re.
deemed It. That is the hisory CT such exPediens in
all countries, and if mir Vebsters Erchequer plan
goes into effect. We cannot ticpate any other destiny
for it. rs paper will begto deprecate as soon as
il gets into the market Thennsylvania relief notes
are already at from 90 10 % cent discount The
Michigan State scrip issuedto serve the purpose of
currency, and receivable in u dues to the State and
railroad fares, &c, is at 10 pc cent below par Even
the Treasury notes which wenow issue, with oil the
arrangements for their Punciul redemption cannot be
kept at par year ago they ere a. four Per centum
disc in this city. few weeks since they were at
five per centum discount at Nes Orleans. When the
Government to issue ia millions Of Treasury
notes than it has made angprovison for paying
as is contemplated in the E1ckquer plan-for we lay
cut OF the question tie FIVE mlions Of Government,
stock being only the substitu, Of promise for
anoher-theIr depreciation is as erain that Of the
Pennsylvania relief notes, the iichgan State scrip
The credit ofthe Government I'LL not be raised by
expedien,s like these. Low as itray be al present,
proposal 10 supply the wants Of th reasury by issuing
notes which it has prospect ofredeeminr, cannot
fail TO sink it still lower.-N Y Beniag Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

NOTlCEhe undersigned desires to inform all persons send
ing fat Cattle or Stock the Richmond Market, that
he ocatsd In Richmond, and will remain during the
Winter, for the purpose CT selling Stock comm'sson lie
pledges give business entrusted HIM the
se-t attention. Having been here for n' enensed in
selling stock sny PERSONS those with whom the under
signed acquainted personally he refers item those that
he has been selling Stock for Of Rockingham county, Va His
charges win be agreeable The times. All letters 10 him
will he directed Richmond. All rrsors sending
dispose Of would do well apre previous 10
their sending on Stock. PETER HINTON.
DEE 6 Gl-aaw2wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, November ls, lsi2-n eoaf'
nifty 10 an act of the General Assembly, entitled "in
to concerning E'cheatof'
passed 9TH January 1879 hereby make known TO Hos
whom may concern appears by the certificate Of f'
els Wicker Escheaor for The city OF RichnoEd that ny ~ IL
QUESTION and office found the 18th day Of October ei, CO
tain piece parcel Of ground situated nj The Intersection
and 5lh Streets in the CITY If Richmond binding twehV
and hall fer, street, and running 81: street The d
half lot of which Claude Martin died seized and ,
srsscd and hc conveyed him by = Jones md lnc 10
wife the ali day of September, i3l las duly esceaid 10
this CCmuionw ealtli
s. H. PARKER, Reg Land o.fce.
Nov. 3l-wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

These Young ladies' having been many years pupils
Seminary, and especial objects of and observation
intimately acquainted with their dispositions t
racters and mental qualifications; which, do not hesitate
say il. them dscaging with fidelity and the im9r
ant cues they have undertaken: We therefore, cheeruly
commend them TO PARENTS solctous for the happiness aud BEL
interests of their Children
THE MISSES NELSON, of Long Branch.
September 25th, lsi2
o'-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

IN CHAyCEaY.-VrclsrA:-inN u,toway Cuuny Cont, ID
j November, .. T.:
Boiling Robertson, William Robertson, itl.tnn r. Rncra'
ceased Ann D. Robertson, Mary w. Robertson, Iht o. DO
nC and Julia u his WIFE formerly Jn!a A. Ro3euson. Nag
hrrtson wLw Of William Robertson deceased. Alien !'-
son, PaScla |. Robertson, Peter -. Epheion Mary Wt''
formerly Robertson and wife Of Wfred Watson. deceased 20
John Roberts and Dolly bis wife, formerly Dolly Io5,r'<o'
against Pia.iiIs:
Ma!oy W. Robertson AID H. X. Anderson Executors q A.
cher Robertson, deceased an III their rights, john " 100
hrson LINES H. Robertson, Vim A. EuhcSou Henry T. Jeh
nings aud Mary bis wife. formerly Mary Robertson and Eu~c'
Harrison ard Eliza his life, formerly Eliza Robertson HIi'aa
Jennings and Nancy his WIFE, formerly Nancy Robertson i
Robertson Daniel Robertson ard - Mcdaniel aud H"i
his wife, formerly Robertson, Edward Robertson aud irsra
Robertson and others children Of James D. Robertson r
Defendants
This day the plaintiffs, by their Cnunso and i ff
bill against The defendants, and the defendants, Joseh Lv
son, Daniel Robertson, McDauiel and Wealthy i' w.
Yelver;on Robertson ard the children OF James ID. Rote
deceased whose names are unknown, and Butwe! r. ls
and Eliza his wife, having entered their appearance ~
security, according TO The of Assembly and tie s
this Court and appearing hy satisfactory evidence that
not inhabitants OF this country IL il ordered Thai ' |
defendants do appear here the first day OF the next Fr
Of this Court and the bill Of the plaintiffs nnl ~
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted In newspaper |
shed city of Richmond months ccessveysaA
posted at the front door Of The Court house OF this county,
Copy-Tes-,
r FITZGERALD, e. Z.
vor i, JI-wos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
Nov. IS

TINE Misses NELSON will open Boarding School or oup
ladies on the 10Th October next, at Oakland, ~ the
Hanover about IS miles from Richmoud, md les from ,
Dam Depot upon the Louisa Railroad The situation G
school is very fine onc, being in region well known (or
pure and wholesome air. and, a!so easy OF access n ra
can at any for those who arrive at the Rtt
Depot The course IT instruction in this School viii CONSIST
all the branches Of English necessary 10 complete null theron"
education to.c with the French Language and Music t.
sred) upon the Guitar The most careful attention
will also he paid religious instruction and moral d
nent Of pupils being thought that they will be Tie be-,
ted for usefulness world by learning live for the
Ir scholastic wear will extend from October, Juy, bot;
c!usve-the months OF August and September being the
vacation.
cent Music Sl5l; Music upon the Piano Guitar, with
Of the instrument 49, payable half yearly in advanc" kr
ence NAV be made TO ri. Rev. Sir Meade, Rev ". - Pea
dletnn Ep High Sclnu of Va Philip Nelson, Esq Ni@nt
Clarke county. Virginia. 10 Mr. Persco, of Rieiaond hp
cation admission the School must be made TO Thomas N
son, Esq, Richmond William Nelson ESD, Beaver ini
Depot, Hanover county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
SOMETHING EXTRA IN THE WAY OF LOTTERIES.

SOMETHING EXTRA IN THE WAY OF LOTTERIES.
HOYT co. beg their friends glance 1T the Scheme below
aud make up minds whether they would like TO have
one Of cse oOOs yes why send The price Of
ticket you almost Of as you had the money
yomr hreecirs pocket
oYT co. will srud certificate of package Of &c whole
tickets in his Lottery for the low price of $500
M ,o halves 100
Do. do. quarters, 81
Ia do eirhhs IS
Now some persons may not he willing $500 once and
yet may whole csesln that event, just ask your neigh
bou 90 halves with and enclose the Nancy TO u.s. and you
are having orders attended TO with promincss
HOYT & co now In splendid run OF luck; II commenced
have made arrangements To Keep up
So il you want prize where send for it, Please
address luckies Lottery vendors in the known world
D. NJ. liOYT J. CO., Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

CARD RICHARD d. sANXAY. Book B,ad'r and hs.
~ Book hongacu'er presents his respects Ia his former an
TONERS, and acknowledges s Indebtedness 10 Their for te'
liberal patronage for the last ~ years.
IL has been his misfortune, by train Of c3lam"s Incl 'f
both merchant and MANUFACTURING lose the nya Of the s
period alluded TO allow and in his determination ee cut
tice III his Creditors he surrendered his all even the r'Ts
tools Of his profession"
by tie Kind aii ii few friends. he has enabled 10 pro-
tools suitable for the pro Of Book Binding IN all
branches, and determined by h manual eieti0a t. pc
sent work unsurpassed point Of beauty and durability ~ AIRY
CITY, lie with confidence calls upon his former fcnd an M
for their CUSTOM Ofhc general quality Of his WON AL
materials, he need only refer the fact, that they have been
in Banking Institutions Court Offers, Pubic Assn
Citations and :crics ih"nglGn the State for scres 81 years
and given, IA far rs learned. general satisfaction
Relying the Kind feeling, OF those fr whom ~ mr. 80
Icing and faithfully worked, he in addition their OWN
cistom they WILL exercise c, influence Recommending then
friends.
Old Books rebound, and Blank Books furnished ruled :" ans
pattern and bound in any desirable style.
To my old and public generally beg iea'e .
say, that they furnished with Stationery of every des
ton, &c very superior quality and n law prices by w A.
LYONS, Sationer and Bookseller, WHO occupies s store
ny Bnery, door below tie CHINA and Class store at ~
James Evans, Richmond, Va.
Oct Il f--";b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

3i,al2 prizes. amounting 10 ss:',9s
Tickets sl5-halves 5O-quarers 75-eshths s. e.
Doc IN GS-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
MAMMOTH SCHEME,

MAMMOTH SCHEME.
prizes OF $25,u90, are SllO,o0O!
UNION LOTTERY Glass No. Il! for 1892 to be drawn al
alexandria, ID. C.. Saturday, December l7lh, 1872
IS number Lottery IA drawn bail0ts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

as weIi ln - a. aBes. II srlsl-d pains
shaui 1hlrh . Inc Eelssirn.'' nd b-rn
r4lhsr nndeesds q. asmfly. that Mrs. Bar
ham had me power Of sllsag s~ay her
ne Ihoussnd pounds. She iald her sep
son thai shr had beqHeaGl,ed q heswuR
himself and sister: and lhss. Cor h,s oSn
sake. ss well 30 irnm iis l.a.ine been The
ardent wlsh ol hisif 'Iher. she Was anxious
that be shasld complies his legal studies.
IN Fegefed lLal th. sc emenI disabled
her IRON. soarhing Inc psincIpal. but shs
God him ~h-I she knes. that she should
n q live many munIhs; and she altered.
en- d tina delay Would be lnjur ous, 10
sa'er Inls any legal srrang-nen: he caull
desss. By ~hlchlhe nancy could be rsls-
ID on This sxpscls,lan.
We siIl ds Charlie. llsrham Justice; his
hesn hsd smole HIN brinre the ARRIVAL .f
such letter. bui u kindlsd Il once al
ne better ierl,ngs Of hn nature. Never
dIe he think more Lightly u he lsgsry 10
had Looked on as doubtful. Than now lhal
he had learnt q would be his: bat he
could MOI rest Oil he had sought lorgisr-
ness Of The past. from her. whom bis heaIl
hid han - be ell g"dn.s. AMI affection.
duly thres hours aI,ef Ilae ls,ier had bren
Despatched. be entered, unannnounced.
tie lIlle drawing RON. where. stretched
upon coach. aud worn by suffering aud
illness 10 mere shadow. las Mrs. Bar.
ham. Ellen vas near reading 10 q low
voice from the sacred solums. The ar
dent high spirited. self willed man was
subdued. aud bursting into tears hc clasp
ed the emacisIed hand y ssch was extend
ed 10 him, sank upon Bis knees BESIDE
The couch. and almost buying his Lead
IN The thick shawl which covered her,
exclaimed. i. Moii~r, forgive mel" There
was long aud memulous embrace. and
! 'he sHp.mothrr broke the silence by
muImurIng. /. sm MI ehIlJlsss now"
Charles Harlan took no lhpugh, of
RAISING money on his expeclauons. /" bui
persisted in sharing his sisters aaxious
watch. 6rsi by the couch. aud then BY lie
Pe.csiol dea.n.bed Of tie long neglected
STrPzorHER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

A TEroTALER's SleN.-As q newly
pledged washing,onian was passing the
sueew. lev weeks since. lie was thus
hailed by an old Rum eomp.ulon;
"ls.y Tom. they ,ell me you've be-
com q iee,o,sler."
Yes" was the reply. aud I'm proud
of IL, and wish you wuuld be QUE, ioo.
4 have been a drunka ard. q losfrr. aud
slmos. every thug else. Tor the las, three
years; aud thank God. u has made me a
man again.
The campanion h'rdly kueu what 10
say 10 'hls; :. length, he sddsd 10 q j,e-
ulsr manner.
Well Ton, they say you ,ee,o,sler.
have . sign. to know each other by
won, you tell an old crouey wha. il IT.
Certainly we have most excellent
f'ign." added Tom, pul ing out q double
handful Of half dollars. and shaking them
in the face Of hls former cam psninn, and
said. This is the teet.,tsler's sig"!"
This proved knock down argument.
and the other promised 10 sign a; The next
mee.ng, for the he liked their sign.
Organ.