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LDSa-S50 REWARD.

4 OSr on the Sth OF January, between Lock IS. and
- the Washington Hotel. in the town OF Lynchburg,
SIA HU.NDRED AND FORTY HIE DOL
l~iRS, IN the Scrip OF the James River x kanawha
Company. December issue. of the following Nos:
Notes, SO each, letter A., Nos 2130i, 213C5,
273l6, 213l7 273ls, 213l9, 273U2.-l7 Notes, SIS
letter A., Nos. 1902, 273O3. 273Oi, 27305, 273O6
21305, 2130S, 27309. 273lO 273ll, 213l2, 273l3
273li, 213l6, 273l9. 1880. 213Zl.-7 Notes. $40
each. letter A., Nos 27302, 27303. 273ll. 273l2
273l4. 273l7 213i9.-lS Notes. $40 EACH letter b..
Nos 27302, 27303. 2730i, 27305 27306, 213O1
2730S, 1900, 273l0, 273ll, 273l2, 213l3, 273l4
273l5. 273l6 273l7, 273lS, 273l9. When lost they
were enclosed in parcel of accounts which were al
so lost and OF no service to any person eXcepmysef For
the money with or without the accounts. | will pay fifty
dollars of 1t to any person who may deliver place
where | can get ii. 4. w. FLIPPlN
Amherst Lock, No. 40.
o. The Richmond Star will publish the abovs
month. weekly, and forward It's account to this office
for collection.
Jan. 20 WIN
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Advertisement.

HVlE SUBSC RIDER is building number of
L WOOL C1RDLNIi .M3CHLNES of good
quality for sale. which will be ready for the next season
lie will take three hundred dollars piece for the Gard
ing Machines and twenty dollars for Picker The for
mer prices 500 dollars for good Cardng Machine.
and 40 dollars Tor Picker. ANY persons wanting Ma
chimes will please write to him near the Natural Bridge
Roekhrdge County, va THOMAS CROSS
Jan. - N,
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uf which the said i hunnond was TO give eight dollars
per acre. together nh all the right, title interest claim
and demand III law equity which the said Thurmoud
holds entitled Ia, therein and to all the appurte
nances thereto belonging. he having paid about twenty
5nf five hundred dollars Of the purchase money the
purchaser 10 give bond with approved security aud lien
reserved the land (ar INTEREST," the purchase
monrs In making this sale. the Trustees viii be 90
sofned by the circumstances that if tte decd shall be-
made FIR said land 10 SAID 'ihurmond they will convey
fee simple ute with SPECIAL warranty but if not they
will convey all such right, title interest. claim aud de
msnd which said 'Ihuunond and wife have in the pre-
mIse.
And at the same time and place. We shall sell for cash
Ia the highest bidder the following personal property
wit three Negro Men, to W.T. He3ly Edn,,aid and III
s3H four Boys, to vii, Ed,rard Daniel. Tucker and
Tom i, Two women, 10 vii: Pdtscy and Frdnhu five
eifs, towi Emelue, .Nm1I Susan, Betseymld Priscilla
all helng Sayes-hso. three head Of HORSES. one
haek soc and one bay. all mares also two Mules
black aud the other bay also, fifty sin head If Hogs
and the nc""sc ol sad Slaves Hogs and Horses al~l
eight head of Cattle with increase all the Plantation
tensds a every description belonging said Ihurmond
alsa. four honc Wagon and Gear three horse Cart
Gear, one Barouche; also, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture consisting in part Of Secretary
and Press. two half round Mahogany Tables. two Wal
MI Dining Tables dozen flag bottom Chairs. hall
dozen Windsor Chairs, two sets Of Knives and Forks
Farther and Glass Ware Silver and Metal Ware four
Feather Beds and Furniture; five Beds,ead also. all
his Kitchen Furnituru also one set of Blacksmith $
Vice Bellows, Sc. SC. Also. all the crop Of Wheat
Tobacco, Oats Corn, Flax. &c. &c. Also all the right
which the said 1humond OWNS in the Elk Creek Nan
nj 'tuit,anV
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LOOKING GLASSES
Low Prices for Cash.

Low Prices for Cash.
"E HAVE on hand a good stock of GROCE-
RlES. which we reresolsed tosell low for ASH
Those wishing to purchase will find it their interest
TO give us call hcior- they buy
GANNtNAY & NORMAN
January 10 4w
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e tenders his services 10 his friends and the public as
auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend 10 the sale of Real Estate NEGROES
Horses. and every description OF Merchandise
lis acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groe>, as well as pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous nrlgborhood. VIII afford HIM every facility
IN tile sale e that species ct property His spacious store
room and cellar will enable hun To keep in good condi
ION every article Of merchandise he may receive on con
tignmeat
lie deems II futile To make flourish of promise and
WILL Therefore, only say that he will be grateful or pat
fonage, and those who bestow it, may rely upon Justice
Al his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and boa r them AT 2j cents
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Sniitison n. Darts, .Sr. JOIN, J. Paris
Richard 1tpte John Iouins
Mckinney g. .nosly Henry Darts
Nc Corisie s. .hcD@pst Uhde, TiadyS bripe
Burton g. Rodes Hancock g. adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send ac
count 10 this office Tor collection
Dec l. Is
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NIRGINtA:--At Giles Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for Giles County, October
term. lSll;
Henry Wysor, Guardian of Lewis Shullebarger
Franklin Shulllcbargcr. Hugh Shulebarger and NATL
ia Shulebagef children. heirs aud distributes Of John
ehuiebarger Jf, deceased, Complainant,
Isaac Shulllebarqcr Abram Shunebaraer, Jacob Shut
lobargcr. John Shell and Elizabeth his wife. late EllH,
peth Nhullebarger, John Steel and Margaret his wife,
late Margaret Shuleharger and Ahram f.arart, (IN-
rcutor of John Shuehargpr ST, deceased, and Ahram
Farhart ST, aud Charles Eaton his securities.) and
Sarah his wife. late Sarah Nhullebarger children. heirs
and distributes Of John Shullcbarg,r, ST. deceased,
Defendants.
IL Cu.NcERy
On motion of the complainant, by his counsel is
ordered that this be referred to John A. Logan of
Pulaski County. who Is hereby appointed Commission
er Tor that purpose To take account showing the dis
trhuvc shares o the heirs and representatives. of John
Shuearger Sr., deceased, in the estate OF the said
John 81. and OF the adyancencnts made by the said
John IN his life time, 10 his children, and make report
thereof to this court together with any matter specially
thought pertinent by himself. required by the parties
to b. stated and this is continued till the next
term Of tins court.
Copy-Iestc, r. A. FRENCH, c.
The parties named IN the foregoing order, will take
notice. that shall proceed on the th day of Apr Si2
AT the store house Of ID. + Kent in the town Of New
bern, county OF Pnlask to take the directed in
SAID order, and Will continue from day day until the
same shall be completes; when and where said parties
may attend with their Vouchers and other evidences
they think proper.
j. \. LOGAN Commissioners
Jan. 20 Win
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against

Plaintiffs,
against
Rehecca u ker, widow and relict Of Anthony Rucker,
decd, James o. Mckinney, administrator with the will
neNed of Abner utker Amstead Ruckcr Abalom Rucker,
Martin London and Ann H. his wife, Anthony lcler IT. and
Rcbccca B. his WIFE Nancy Shields Administrative Of Viii
linn Fad, and in her ht purchaser the said An
thony and wife Narand Rheson William A. Richcson, John
ana esse kcson; infants under the age twenty
by Commissioner Bena gh their guardian specially assigned
defend them in this suit, William II Jones and Mary T. his
wife William A. R,hcson, administrator Of Thomas Tucker
decd, John 4. Summerye and Nara his wife, Lindsey
Cogii and Ann his wife Rice f. Graves and Amelia hip
WIFE Jesse Rchcson, administrator de boni with the will
annexed OF Anthony Rucker, decd, Ambrose Rucker and
Nelson C. Dawson executors OF The said Anthony ucker,
decd, Benjamin Norvell, of Spencer Noryel,
decd, BENJAMIN Talafeo, sheriff Amherst county and
such administrator of Elias Wills decl Richard IL Burhs
John Bullock and James Bullock, surviving partners Of Gait
Buocl, & Co. Chiswe Dabney, Samuel Garland, George
w Turner, Richard Burhs, William Shelton and Arthur b.
Davies, Defendants.
In CHANCERY
On motion of James g. Mckinney, administrators Of Abncr
tucker decd appearing that than two years have
expired since the estate of Anthony Rucker decd
mitted to the defendant Nelson G. Dawson the present ad
minsator the Court doth ORDER that all persons who may
have claims against the estate of Anthony Rucker decd be
required exhibit the this Court for settlements at
before the next term, and unless legal claims debts shall
appear against the said estate, the Court will decree stbu
ton of said estate among the legaees without requiring
funding bondsand that this order be published for eight
weeks successfully in the Lynchburg Nirginan, public
the door Of the courthouse of this county several Court
days. Coby-ieste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
Dec. % wSw
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
HIDES delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them To be tanned on
shares and the work 10 be done bv as responsible tan
As any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN L. FAIR
Dec. q "a
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.v'O1'FSE.

W. 1F0E.
Hoy deed Of trust du, executed, the UNDERSIGNED has
~ been appointed 4 trustee with full power to collect
the debts due 10 the firm Of VIM. NJ Davis & Co
and prepared to the same-the debtors of
said firm Informed that payments are to be made To
the undersigned atone lie hopes they will be prompt,
rs indulgence cannot be eircn.
GEO. w. CARTER, Trustee.
Nov. % of
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For fscMf.

sys4s OAKLEY, Plantation containing about GO +,
hail eros OF cleared Land, with good Dwelling &c
ANA within miles OF town. Apply to
Ii. b. RICHARDS
Jan ts
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4 ESQ.

" shall scli, On tlc premises. for cash. in the county
Of Nelson ON Wednesday, the oh day Of February next
all The right, title, claim and demand which the SAID
William NJ Thrnond OWNS III tho dover lands of his
Martha Thumond, lying in thecouniicso Nelson and Al
hemare also yennths Of the dover Slaves of said Mar
ihA lhumoni. Tho sale OF the personal and the
interest in the dover land aforesaid will be made by the
saaF.Flhers, or such one OF more as may be present
HIRAM W. DAWSON. }
HAS. PERRDW. I Trustees
GEORGE VI. BlBB
Jan 3 toF
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1He following extract from private letter. received
tn NV afs aiyos the particulars relative To an q
f.ffH.Flr#I #fHta IlIBr there.
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Dec Is
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kO. G. CUTLER, elk.
WIN
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Henry Nysor, Guardian of Lewis Shulllebarger,
Franklin ShulIcbarger. Hugh Shufllebager. and NATL
ia Shuiebarge Children heirs aud distributes Of John
shuiehargcr Jf deceased Complainant,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-12

Imporiaat Decision TO Mechanics. The
Court of Appeals in the case OF John
White u.s. St. Philips Church, has decld-
ed that a mechanics book entry IS mad
Missile to prove the performance OF Job
work, unless it be something ultimately de-
Iiyercd to the defendant. The entry ruled
to be inadmissibe, in this case, vas
ITO furnishing aud laying 2,544 feet of
stone Tagging curb and gutter stone, at -
cents per foot, $780," The principle set
tied by this decision is, that mechanic
may prove by book entry work done in
his shop and delivered TO the defendant )
but he cannot prove, in that way, work
done outside of his shop and on the de-
PENDANTS premises, as building or repair
ing a house, or any other tiXture'-ChGr
Courier.
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TRICKS ON TIE SOUTH.

1t appears that there are q few spcculat-
ing individuals in New York, says the Her
aid, who are constantly in the habit OF
looking over the Southern and Western
newspapers, to see what negroes are there.
in advertised as having run away. And
as fast as they find out, they write on to
the owners, stating that the negro IN ques'
ton has arrived in New York, aud thai lhe
writer can catch him. But first the mas
ter must remit the writer twenty dollars
to paw preliminary expenses, and alter
wards remit one hundred dollars to clear
the account. The writer impudently adds
that he has a good deal of trouble with
these things, and a multiplicity OF business
ON his hands, and that if the owner is moi
disposed to 90 through with the thing, anc
prosecute it TO the utmost, he needn't trou
BILE the writer at all. Now, generally, thu
bait is taken, and the money RENTED; ant
the master finds too late, that the negr'
has never been off his plantation, or a
most not out of the couniy.-Ral. Reg
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From The Mem Orleans Crescent City.
pRnTECTiYE TARITF.

As every thing in life changes from
time to time, and has its fashion, so the
tariff Which has four times commanded the
praise and then elected the scorn Of states
men, now comes before the people again,
with its yesiment of acknowledged use, II
not necessity. We are glad even that
misery--pressing misery, the resultoi ioi-
eign imporlatious beyond our means, and
Incidence beyond cur dignity, leads men
not only TO look back with regret at their
tollies, but to determine on the proper
course for the future, by the adoption Of
protective tariff. The only good result
that the patriot can possibly expect from
collision with England, may be found IN
the probability that home trade and a
protection to American industry, whether
in the cotton field OF the cotton mill, would
be the fruit of such a war-and with such
a resul, before him, no true American
should at all deprecate the chances OF a
rupture which England in her madness
may intend and attempt to carry out
Had war arisen between this country and
England two years ago, We should now be
in tic iull tide Of busy labor. On every
hand wodl be seen the pleasant homes OF
the artist and the Misunderstanding hum
Of the spinning jenny and the rattle Of the
steam shuttle would be hcard--sirength
would be given to individual effort, while
the mass, lnbued with that pride which
always attends successful 'scli-deience,
would enjoy the capa5iIity to compass eve
~ thing which art can improve or labor
furnish. Aud what is the art Of seli-de-
fence p In an individual, II preserves
from deadly blows-m nation at war, 1t
is accomplished by fleets and armle. IN
nation at peace, by protective tariffs, and
Institutions which render II able TO 1--we
within itself. There IS no doubt that IN
few wears India cotton viii supcrsede our
own in the British market. We almost
hopc it might do SO sooner. Nothing
would give this country q more mighty
impulse. We could no, only manufacture
our own goods out Of our own productions,
hit entering all the marts Of the world,
compete with England, and beat her too,
! in every market where a dollar circuaies.
( Then we shall be firm, united and happy.
/ Then we shall DO prosperous and justly
proud OF the American name. We must
have a protective tariff then, and IN the
name Of the American feeling, let us have II
now. We are too sensible a people to re.
CURE to be kicked into self.proiectlon, and
( II we cannot arrive at il any other way
we should be almost willing TO see Con
rress pass a " Non-Intercourse Law
That would show England where her
strength fails her, and build this country
Iup, lofty monument Of enterprise, Wis
I dom and glory.
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HOME INDUSTRY IN Pennsylvania.

HOME INDUSTRY IN FLN No ~ ANia
The Pennsylvania newspapers contain
a call for u State Convention OF the friends
of " HoMR INDCsrRY," to be held at liar
rIsburg on the second Wednesday (l3It
day. OF April instant. The call IS sIgned
by the State Committee on the subject
We observe the names Of Hon. WLLIAN
WIRES, Hon. CALVIN BLYTHE, JAMES
NJ. PORTER, and other prominent members
of the late Van Buren, party, as par; of the
committee. There does not seem to be,
as vet at least, any party division on the
Tariff question in Pennsy Ivania. In the
late annual message of Coy. PORTER the
importance Of domestic manufactures was
strongly pressed upon the attention Of the
Legislature. Pennsylvania contains with
in her borders all the resources Of a great
empire, and they ought not to be overlook
ed in the acton OF the Government.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-12
MANUFACTURES IN TIE SOUTH.

A Letter to the Editors from respec.
table gentleman in the State Of N. Carroll
mn, under date of March IS, 1872, says
L" We have now in this State twenty cot
ton factories, worked by, | presume, more
than 800 white operatives; and, although
y. Carolina will not obtrude herself upon
the time of Congress with petitions for a
discriminating tariff, yet she is TO be vital
ly affected by it, in the success OF those
large factories recently established. an
now shipping lot Of goods directly tc
New Bedford, and expect to supply thai
market with a proportion of what they re-
qurre for shipment around Cape Horn
Southern goods stand high in New York
Philadelphia, and other markets into
which they have been introduced. Nat
iatelhgcncer.
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LIKELY BOYS.
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


Superior Cour. Of Lar, February Term,
1872.
DcItha C. speck
clIlloh ioI D'oIlo'
William II. Speca.
EN this case, it appearing 10 the satisfaction oil
The Court. that William II. Soeck, the dcien-
dant. is not an nhabilant Of this State IS there
fgre ordered, that publication be made for three
months. in The Charlotte Journal and the Mech
leuharg Jeficrsonian, for the defendant to appear
n, Inc next Superior Court Of law, to be held for
ihe County Of Mccllenburg at the Court House
N Charlotte, on the fourth Monday Of August
next, then and there to plead, answer 81 domur,
10 this petition or judgment pro coniesso wI!i DC
entered up against him, and the SAID petition
heard ex parte.
Witoess, J. D. Kerr, Clerk Of our said Court
at Office, the fourth Monday in February A. H.
1912, and in the 67th year Of The independence
JB KERR Cie,k.
Aput2G 1912. h1
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Superior Court o. LhW' FeoTuu'y A''"'
1912.
Mary n Tetor ~.
rs. fietuon lof DNo'IV'
Elan j. Teter.\
WN thus case it appearing to the satisfaction oil
d the Court that Elan ]. Teter, tho deien'
dan,, Is not az inhabtant Of this State, Is there
fore ordered, that publication be made for threc
months, in the Charlotte Journal and the Neck
IenI,nrg Jefersonian, for the defendant to appear
at the next Superior Court Of law, to be held tor
the County of Meckenburg, At the Court House
in Charlotte, on the fourth Monday oil Augus
next, then aud there 10 plead, answer " ueniuf
to this petition, or judgement pro coniesso wil Dc
entered up against him, and the SAID petlliol
heard ex parte.
Witness, J. B. Kerr, Clerk Of our said Court
at office, the fourth Monday in February, A.
1912, and in the 9Th year of the independence
Of said State.
April &c, lsl2. Us
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LARGE Sum.--In the district in which
the city of New York is situated, the ag.
gregate debts of those who have applied
for the Bankrupt Act will amount to Slo,-
100000, or more.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MTCKLENBuRC COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lnp, february Term
1912.
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VOLUME Mi. ]
II. ]. IIOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
THO Dollars and Fifty Cents if raid in advance.
7atee Dollars if not paid within three months.
Aud Three Dollars and Fifty CeRts if not paid
until after the expiration of the Geat. No paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except
al the option of the Editor.
% Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
square ll6 lines or less, this sized type) for the
FIRST insertion, and 25 cents Tor each continuance
Court advertisements and Sherifis Sales charged
% per cent. higher; and deduction of 33A per
cent. win be made from the regular prices, for ad
vertisers by the year.
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& Summer Fashions
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted TO the subscriber by
"a Book Account are particularly requested to
close them by Cash or Note, between now and the
January Court as ! must positively close my
books. And those who do not avail themselves OF
this notice BY the Superior Court may expect 10
settle with an officer.
THO. HARRIS
Cfo,ote, Jan 5, 1872, loft
NIB | continue in my former Shop, opposite
Col AIexandors Hotel, where | shall punrtanlly
attend all applications. II.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTILE.

FENHE Officers Of the 6Sth Regiment Of North
d Carcliul Militia are requested to meet at the
Court House in Charlotte on the third Saturday
of May, .lhe 2lst) for the purpose Of consulting
upon the proprlely Of appointing Delegates 10 a
Military Convention proposed to be held in Ra-
leigh on the Ali OF July next, to revise and sug
gcst amendments 10 the militia laws Of the State.
SEVERAL OFFICERS
april %, 1912.