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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

LATE FROM THE NoRrH.-We have received from
Mr.. Livingston Of the express line OF Pomercy &
Co. Albany papers of Thursday, twenty-four hours
in advance of the mail. We take the following
from the Advertiser of that city,
Yesterday we experienced our first snow storm OF
moment this season. II commenced about noon,
from the n. E., and continued steadily to the time
o g0ng bM wa 'hs be-
considered as fairly commenced
The Oneida, reported TO have been wreck,
ed on Lake Ontario IN the late gale Is safe and
sound.
BY the Western mail we have intelligence Of an
other destructive fire at Oswego. The way-bll
from Mexico has the following endorsement by the
Postmaster at thatp lace:- -
a O'Clock, A. NJ, Nov. %.
Great fire at Oswego, beginning at Fitzhush's
left.
p NJ, Mexico.
II this account be correct the confagratIon has
been indeed destructive. We believe there are
three large fourishng mills, one saw-mlll, one ma
chneshop, besides several smaller buildings In the
district which the fire Is said to have swept The
Bank TOO, Is on the corner OF the same block we
shall doubtless have further particulars of the fire by
this atternoonstrai of cars from the west
we have no particulars OF the tire by last eve
nlngs western mail Pomeroy ~ Co.'S messenger
says that everything between FltZhugh's mill and
the bridge was destroyed and that the fire at the
latest accounts was stiilragiDg.
NAvAL.-The new u S. brig cambridge, is or
dered to get ready for cruize, her probable desti
nation being the Coast of Africa She is to be COM
manded by Lieut.. Zachariah F. Johnston, Of Mary.
land Her crew is ready, On board the Ohio re.
ceivlng ship. at Boston, and she can be despatched
as soon as the officers all appointed and join the
brig.
Snow AT BALTIMoRE.-AbouI daylight on We'd
nesday it commenced showing, and continued
throughout the day, accompanied occasionally
with rain and hail About sunset the weather
cleared up. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

Theatre The company will commence with
1dosesn Eggyps" q 4 La Sonambula"-eithero OF
them wihdo for shprt time. Our concerts are
becoming trashy, andcome off under the head OF
Mnslcat and intellectual Enertainments''-a sort
of half horse and half alligator business. Hot
whskey punch and pound cakes are generally pre-
errcd in our ighborhosd.
Our streets resoundng with sleigh-bel till IL
o'clock al night The weather is fine over head
but NO dares cross the streets without over.
shoes. Ladies are scarce, and muffed fashionable
gentlemen fat as usual. The Boutes" continue
10 be attractive.
SALES OF srocN-soOo City Loan SIS. 1866, o.; iOOt
Tennessee Bends SIS 1874 so; 500 State 6s si6 Il
shares Mechanics Bank, IL. M
44 st krf1 A LOCKER ON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Dwight Foster, one of the
well known clerks at the Astor House, died sudden
y yesterday afternoon, of bilious attack. He
was very correct young man and universally es-
teemed in life, and now deeply regretted in death
by all who knew him. He died at his own home,
although he at his post at the hotel only the day
before his death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

Court Calendar-M0nday.
CoMMoS PLEAs-Part lNos. a. Ill, III, Il9, l2l, "a
10, 80, So, 80. :
Part AMOS. ~, 7s, 8, l6, 90, 49, 81. 81, lao, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

TREASON IN RHODE lsLANp.-The argument upon
the validity of the indictments for treason was con-
c!uded in the Supreme Court of Rhode Island on
Wednesday, by the Attorney General, on the part
of the State. The Court takes time to consider be-
fore rendering their decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

90 OF all places of public amusement open in the
city, present such infinite variety Of attractions
and charge such moderate price for admission the
New York Museum. Instruction and amusement are SC
exqusitely Blended, that person visit this esq a
blshment without being greatly entertained ant at the
same time highly edited. Strangers from the country
should not omit paying it visit sgnor Blitz, Miss
Clemence, the danseuse, Miss Bruce, MIR. Brown, Mr.
Delarue superintendent, Museum, live Albino Deer.
Picture Gallery, and performance all to be for
shilling. There will be an entertainment this after
noon at 8 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

MASSACHUSETTS ELEcrloN.-Full returns not yet
received. SO tar, however, the democrats have
chosen I75 members and the wings l7s. Mor,on's
chance is not so good as Davis We have We, to
hear from twelve towns
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SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2-Cd Plato, Holmes, Trieste and
mkt; Con Hull, Hammond. Mobile.
BALrMonE Dec iAr Star. Kirwap, Providence. Cid Ro-
chanbesu Krwan West lndies Washington. Johnson New
Mobile.
NOZZLE. Nov 25-Arr Retrieve, Ashby Hsvana
New ORLEANS, Nov 22Au United States. Swanton Bos-
ton; Plato Chase do Saxony Scudder dos Falmouth Davis.
Portland; Roanoke, Green, Jamsics Cid Windsor Castle
Glover, hatcher; sCom ssus, Gray; Mutt. AR 2lst,
Martha ashngton Stevens Tr,psn Malaga; C.iedonia
vamey Bath Me; Anna kprtind. Bremen, Genes.e
M,not Antwerp via Cadz; Danube Clark Camden via Mo-
FGoa Russell SY9k Arr GOTH Henry Psr.s Liy.rpool
Ut G1wap, Bslfss Megunticook, Mayo Antwep Ondiaka
SiIsden New York; Elizabeth Methtens, Bsmen Aioth
SIMPSON Boston via Aplschcols; Sherbrook, Kingston ia
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MORE OF THE LATnER CAsE-The Mayor Of Nor
folk, Virginia, has called meeting of the inhab-
tants of that city and the surrounding counties on
Tuesday next to take into consideration the out
raseous proceedings of the Abolitionists and the
high Sheriff, and other authorities of Boston, in the
case OF Latimer, runaway slave, the property of
citzen OF Norfolk. The excitement relative to this
case is spreading with rapidity throughout Virgil
ma and the south. What will be the result of il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

Qg- THE VERANDAH 80 William street, is again in
the field relieving the wants of weary citizens hose
business calls III to that part Of town. To those who
are acquainted with the old establishment, we need say
no more; and to those who have visited it,
60.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The performances at this
popular place of amusement, tonight, are Of a
superior character. Indeed. SO seldom do we notice
an Indifferent bill at this favorite establishment we
deem 1t almost unnecessary to attract the attention
OF the public thereto, but rest satisfied that the
well known ability of Mr.. Thnrne, as a talented
and duly appreciated caterer for the amusement OF
his numerous patrons, will nightly fill his well man
aged theatre, regardless of praise from us The
tragedy of Alexander the Great, tcgether with the
beautiful plays Of the Kings Gardener" and the
" Crown Prince" and great variety of dancing
and singing, form the attractions for this evening
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SNOW AT BALTIMoRE.-About daylight on Wed
nesday II commenced showing, and continue,
throughout the day, accompanied OCCASIONAL
with rain and hail. About sunset the weathe
cleared un N.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, lst Dec, lS42.
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TnHE subscribers. having established Them
- selves in HillsborOueh, one door below ihf
Printing ofice, wonld respectfully announce
10 the public that they have on hand On exien
siEe assortment Of all the articles IN Their line
Of business, viz:
Saddles, Brides, Martingsles.
Carisge, Gig. and Carrysll Harness,
Trunks. (boih wood and iron irames.l
Carriage. SOlkey. DrOyer's. TSig and
wagon Whips,
Collars Of all kinds.
Saddle Bsg', Travelling Bags. and Bul.
fslo Robes.
A fine and large assortment OF Bits.
Siirrup Irons, Squire. &c. &c.
All orders far The manufacture of articles.
Cor repairing Sc done al the shortest notice.
and 10 The beet style.
They promise that no sxeriion on their par
shall he spared TO give satisfaction 20 the pub
lie; and earnestly reqaes, the favour q a irial
HOOKER & ID. PHILLIPS.
January 5. o.
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Piano Forte s. MUSIC
STORE,
Petersburg, Va.

ans. BERG 4 90. have receiFrd es,,ag
" Inc prsssat usek TEN PiAsO foii -.
,aoag shirh = ! ga and hph Oeaafe r..ns
for,e' = very superior one 70 sng ever seen
49, The, have nov % band very large
st.rk. and wosid respectfully feqnsst an.se
ladies' snd Cenlicmen u llillsboresEh = e. -.
.i,ans NE are 10 uani 81 fisnos. 10 rsii ane
- lhem and isy them sad they Mhi PC cen
yineed N tneir superiority 10 any other fashs-
fae,are. We viii give = rnsies safraaiy =
% their durability and keeping 70 iphs lonfs'
lhan any other.
Thsy have also On hand large sssor,mfns
ar NI;SIC Of tie Latest pubiitsiien Tor fiaee
ma q, i,ar. Strings Of an sorts, beet Ntelihs,
F..,e,. Aee.fdions, al kinds 81 Bras Ins'ie
menis Coz Military Bands, Drums 81 al s'lss'
Sc. sc.
G. BERG & ca. would respectfully recon-
mend their assortment &c Pianos and hnsie 70
Principals and Teachers Of Schools. Any 81,
der shall'be faithfully and PrumPtly silenseo
20.
For The convenience OF purchasers % Nonh
Carolina, Doctor waisen Of Oxford, having
kindly consented 10 sct ss our Agent. has nov
on hand sorse Of obr Instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies IN other paris o.
North Carolina, knowing that Whenever our
Pianos become known they wiIl Be preief'eo
20 any other. :.
JulyI3.
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Fall and Winter
GOODS.

which he will sell very cheap Tor cash, or On I
credit 90 puneIual dealers Ills stuck com
prices, IN part, the following: -.
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS,
Do. DO. Blue do.
DO. dc Invisible Green, do.
d.. Brown, and Drsb, DO.
DO. Steel mixed do.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth, ='
Cloaks and 0vereos's, ~'.
Fancy Cassimeres, Ss,inets.
Kentucky James, Kerseys, rs 81
sht !: Satin and M'Fi- vEsTINcs.
Merino Gloves. Shirts. and Drawers,
Stocks, Ctsvais, Shirt Collars. B"soms,
White and Green Mackinsw Blankets,
Whitney & Rose do.
Jackonel aud French Muslin.
Figured, striped. and plain Silks.
Black and blue. blaek dr.
French, English and American Prints.
Black. figured, and plain Muusseln &c
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and blne-black Bnmbszines,
French and English Merinoes,
Silk aud Mousselin de Lane Dress Hand
kerrhIeIs.
Paglinni. Rob Roy. and Plaid Shawls,
Long Lawn. Hem stitch aud LINEN Cam
bro Handkerchiefs, rs N#
DanIask aud Bird.eye Diaper.
BIeached and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen. black and brown HOLLAND.
Worked Collars. Edgings and insrrlings.
Florence and Straw Braid. Silk and Cy
press Bnnneis. s<~. ==.-
IIontIs, Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, I'm
breilas. &c. .z
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS.
Gentlemen's aud Boys Fur, Cloth, and
liar CAPS, .--~.~-%
Genrlenen's begged aud sewed Boots
and Shoes,
Coarse Brnghans, s-.z.....
Ladies Leather and Morocco Shoes and
Slippers. ~
Do. Carer Boots,
Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes.
Glass. Queensware, Crockery. and Stone
Ware,
Hardware and Cutlery,
t;hocolate. Mace, Cloves,
Molasses. LOAF and Brown Sugar, "
BLACK and Green Teas,
Powder, Shot. Nails, Window Glass.
White Lead and other Paints, &c. &r.
aud all other articles usually broueb, 10 this
market.
WILLIAM NELSON
November -. VI
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AN INCIDENT.

The following romantic incident il "a
ken from very interesting and appropri-
ate address delivered 10 the first Church
in Dorchester, at the funeral of the Rev.
'Thaddeus Mason Harris, ID. ID. formerly
pastor Of that Church, by Rev. Nathaniel
Hall. its present pastor. Boston .fdr.
:" II was during his junior year in Col.
Iege. that an incident occurred in his his
tory, which both for the inierestit has in
itself, and the influence it exeried upon
his character long. if not ever afterwards.
. know 4 shah be pardoned in relating
5iis mother--having learned. BY visit 10
his roopl, Of his great need Of comfortable
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TO the Public.

THE subscriber has 10 fall operation in lis
mill "Baneii's Garlick and Smut Ma.
chire.n which cleans Wheat, without waste,
from all filth. and will bring into use ahe smut
and gaIlick Wheat, that has heretofore been
almost useless.
Ills Carding Machines arc in good order un.
der the snperiniendence Of s. S. Clayior. Gao.
whose skill in carding wool il well known.
The highest price will be given for Wheat.
Flax Seed, aud Wool. supply Of WOOL Rolls
for sale; and also Flour and oil.
TII0S. W. HOLDEN.
Enoe Mills, May rs. a.
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ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

El.OQLLNA La A1NAs
During de discussion IN he Senate.
on the bin for refanding % General Jack
son he Ens imposed apOn him FOR an in
puied misdemeanor u New Orleans. the
following eloquent remarks were made By
MI. Preston:
Escaping for an instant from our bit
Ter parry struggles. and going back 20
mingle our recollecliens and sympathies
upon The baitie grosnd Of New Orleans,
I would not tarEish the moment Of pure
and generous feeling with any emotion or
act inconsistent with them. For one.
my memory and my heart revert 10 thal
scene and that time with an entire oblir-
ion Of al the circumstances that have Sc
,parsted me from. and placed me in oppo-
sition %. General Jackson since. Twill
NOT desracl from the glory, or diminish
my admiration. Of The illuslrious chief. By
the retroactive influence Of subsequent
events; but, forgetting and overlapping
fhe intervening space, | place myself
where was twenty-five years ago, with
the glow Of patriotic gratitude and exnlt-
ing admiration that then swelled my boz
-soHs. enhaAeed As twas by personal alice
zion FOR lis object. | see him amidst his
yiciori0us feliow-soldiers. and in the pre-
.sence Of city which his skill and cou-
rage had rescued from rapine and ruin,
The theme OF al praise, The object Of all
gratitude The depository Of all the tribute
Of die human heart. But by The iransac-
ton (now brought to mind by this billy
he was placed as il seems 10 me, in still
sligher and nobler attitude. in the very
flush Of victory, with his soldiers around
him, and in the city he had saved, he was
summoned TO trial for an imputed mis-
demeanor; and confess. Mr.. President,
fhai. more than the battle, il swells my
bosom TO see him bend that laurelled brow
before the seat OF jusiice-patiently TAX
ing its censure. and submitting to as
award. JUDGED, il was very noble spec.
aacle. and has emblazoned the principle
Of our Institutions. that The military is
Subordinate TO the civil authority, and that
all men are equal before the law. Gene
gsI jackson. however, was not the osly
person in this grand spectacle. There
was, 100, the representative OF that quiet
authority, which rests upon an unseen
moral power. There was the Judge who
summoned the General, who pronounced
judgment upon him, at such moment,
SHder such circumstances. An English
Monarch congraiulaies himself, and with |
good cause, that he had
"a man 80 held
That dares do justice on my proper son,
And not less happy having such son
That would deliver mp his greatness 80
Into the hands Of jasiiee"
Aud our Republic may with equal truth
congratulate herself upon having such
Judge and such General.
While we propose to throw q bright
and warm coloring upon one of the figures
in this picture. il is equally the dictate Of
taste. Of sentiment, and Of justice, that we
do not throw shade upon the other; and
ibis, | fear, will be or may be the case, if
we pass the bill in its present shape. with
out guarding il against unjust impliea-
lions, or accompanying it with state
ment of the facts.
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CAN'T DO IT"

What a volume Of human misery is
nnfoided in that short sentence! What
mighty efforts Of undeveloped genius are
chained by this conclusion Of desponden-
CIV, when a barrier chooses to interpose
the onward progress Of the will, and some
times Of mere human volition! What do
snestic happiness, what downward march
.es towards the gloomy and solitary abodes
of poverty; what anxious sOlicilude that
fills the breast OF the dependent wife;
whist ardent wrestliags with the demon Of
despair; what social wreiehedness; what
deep, painful anxiety; what national evils
are all depicted in the spirit Of that ex>
preston! II is the language only Of the
self-wrelched; the determination Of the
weak and iRbeeile. tits the voice Of the
moral coward, who, standing upon the
shore OF some desert island in the stormy
ocean Of life, and looking out upon the
ibfhews strewn with the wrecks Of earthly
grandeur and human happiness. is so
blinded by fear. that he cannot see the
CLEAN Of hope that flickers amid the sur
rounding gloom III is the artcalaled
feeling Of the traveller OF the desert, who,
having gained an eminence, sees nothing
but barren plain before him, thirst parch-
ing his tongue. and WEAKNESS subduing
his strength. But shall he lie down with
out hopes Nay; let him press forward,
make but one effort--a green oasis viii
sncet his vision; cool steam will bubble
APP from some unforeseen fountain, and
he will reach his journeys end crowned
with the rich rewards OF perseverance.
.Can you storm that battery" was
the question put by the Commanding Ge-
neral to Miller when the British had pos-
session Of il. ell Try" was the reply;
and the effort was successful. Man is
nnconquerablc When he stands upon the
rights Of man Oracle Of Health.
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70 obtain different Horsrs from fhe
same aem.--Splil a iwig Of elder bush
lengthways. and having scooped out the
pilh. gil each Of the compartments with
seeds Of flowers, Of different SORTS, but
which blossom about the same time; sur
round them with mould; and then tying
together The Two halves az the tvig, plant
the whole in q pot properly prepared.
The stems OF the different flowers win
then be so incorporated as to exhibit 10
the eye only one stem, throwing out
branches covered with flowers analogous
10 the seed which produced them.
Horticultural lNagusine.
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~
n. EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure d an,
- Ronneing 20 bis friends and the pnblie &c.
nerally. that he has received from Phliadriphia
a neat assortment u JEWELLERY, consist
Ing IN part of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys,
Fine G"ld Rings,
Beast Pms and Earrings.
Silver Pencils. aud Leads 10 suit.
Silver Thimble..
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment IL Silver and Steel
Speelacles, 10 sui, all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Ssli Spoons. and Butter Knives,
Roger superior Knives and Scissors,
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks,
Money Pnrsss, and Tooth Brushes.
Guild Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Waich Keys and Chains,
SIlk.Brsid, and Elastic Guards Tor
Watches,
Gold Barrel i.nrke,s,
Coral. Guilt Lockets,
or Watches aud Clio, Re Of all descriptions
clean,d and repaired 10 his accustomed sure,
fiar style.
May 4. So
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job Printing,
EXECUTED AT THIS orFic r
HILLsBoRoUGH,N N. G.
! 49, FNbLINIILb WELkIY
BI DENNIS nEARTT.

AT TIRES nnILaEs YEAR, On TWO pcLlArs
PITY cESIs ~ rAip IN AiyAxtE.
Those Who 30 mol give roiisc 81 lItir vith
10 have Their PAPER dist osIini cd al the e,I ma
ilon VI the Year, will b.. r.cs,ntd III ,s,Ht.
ITS tontintam e iiltupnictn an, otl : Andro
paper VIII 9 ,iet oniiult,, uhiil al aI,t#lirts
are rad, unliss u tie, riiur 4 Tic ll.l,sicl.
Advertisements MI Needing sixteen llhts,
one e"iiar i"r lie iiisi, aud ivtni, five s,niS
l"r 60 Y subs qnrni institi,,n; luntrr uns ~
pf.fofiian t.lHi advrr,isrnirn,s twenty t,a
rcf trni iei"s. At,rm tim 81 IS pct ,cui. ,
Will be mace u ad'cilistis D, The year.
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STATE or NoRTH.cARoLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1912.
Cornelius Buchanan, and Joshua Owen & wife
Henrietta,
dsainsf

Cornelius Buchanan, and Joshua Owen & wife
Henrietta,
against
Simon Gently and wife Martha. David Bucha.
non, Sally Buchanon, VIVA Brinager, PieIy
Bfinager, Israel Es,W ood and wife Susan,
Hinton Buchanon. IIillyam Bochsnon, THO
mas Mitchell aud w,it Martha, Lewis Mon.
tague and vile Hixy, Prudence Bnchanon,
Agnes Ruchanon, Priscilla Buchanon, Eliza
beth Buchanan, and Rosy Buchanon.
TIT appearing TO the saiisla, iion Of the cour,
- that The defendants David Buehanon, Agnes
Buchanan, Priscilla Buchant n, FL zaheil Buc-
hanon, and Rosy Bnel anon, are MT I, sidenis
Of this state: u IL Their, fore ordered. that pub
LEGATION be made in the lIills5orougl Re, ord En-
for five weeks successfully, that unless the
said defendants appear az tie next term Of this
Court, 10 be held Tor Tie county Of Person, al
The court honsc in Roxborough, on The tiliId
Monday "a June next, ard then and thc.e
plead. answer or demnr 10 The same, 90 il WI |
be set Tor hearing, and heard tx paric as 10
Them.
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court,
Il office, the third Monday Of March, 1912 .
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. S. 90. 2l-
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UEAR-BoTH SIDES.

/" Why. its good TO get drunk once in
a while," said RUNNER, .for it cleans
a fellow out"
"That's a fact. it does" replied a
washingtonian; sit cleans him out Of
house, home, money, and friends"
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Buffalo Spring.

zlIIE snbsefibeFs having made eonsicesseis
= sociiioas 10 deer improvements siese lasi
.easea. are aew pleparrd 10 soeonlaodate 81
iaefssstd aun.bef 81 sisitOfs.
SHELTON & KENYON.
B,falo Sprinss. Meckienbsfg co. Va,
Nay ;. le49.
p. S. For particular informa,ioa Eish regard
10 The Bullalo spriag, see band bills. ;. 4 \.
May ). p
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Mattresses,

EITilER Double or Single, made 10
order--an aIiirle Of great ronIo Tort.
either IN summer or winter. Urd,ls ltlI
81 The "ilice Of The llIllshorcugh Recor-
der vii be dlly sufud,d to.
july "a. Sc
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Notice.

10 Application will be made 10 he
next G'neral Ass, nbly Of The Stale 81
Norlh Carolina. lul adisi.ion ofihs coun-
y Of 0Ianse.
MANY VOTERS.
Marth I6. Ii