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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03

Look UPON THIS Picture AND UPON
"THIs. I'm Mr.. Websicr's Faneuil Hall
speech, il will be remembered, he made
the Compromise Act, and the motives Of
its author, (Mr. Clay was the author
the special object Of his attack. 10 his
late speech at Indianapolis, Mr.. Clay sl-
luded TO the settlement Of the North Eas.
tern Boundary Question. and said:
"Gen. Jackson's administration made
various fforts 10 settle the long existing
difficulties with that power, but failed 10
every case. The King Of Holland was
as an umpire, but his award was prompts
ly rejected by the then existing sdminis-
tra,ion, and the delicate matters involved
were left in condition which threatened
to disturb the peace OF the two countries.
The Wings, since they came into power,
have, am proud to say, honorably a.
chievcd settlement Of the question ut
issue. take great pleasure in awarding
10 the presldent--wbo deserves little
communication in other fespects--snd TO
the Secretary Of Stute. all the credit duo
them for this negotiation. :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
AMERICAN lNE.

We learn from the Louisville Journal
that a, the recent exhibition of the lIoui.
cultural Suciety 10 TINT city, Mr.. }. Davis
offered sumo bottles Of domestic vine, the
pure juice Of the Cntnwba grape, accom-
panied with the following remarks:
Ladies' and Gentlemen have the
honor of presenting you with few bot
ties Of my domestic wine. After long
trial Of forty OF fifty years, by numerous
citlZeEs Of different parts of the United
States, OF the best grapes from almost
every part Of Europe where the vine
grows, the European varieties of the vine
have been generally abandoned as being
unsuited to this climate, and an American
variety, equal, if not superior, TO the
European and which will grow and stand
the climate in almost every part Of the
| United States, has been tested and adopt
ed. The vine from which make this
elegant wine grows ic our forest, and was
first found on the borders of the Cata~ ba
river, North Carolina. L. is now salts,
factorlly proved that we can make as
Spou WHO iipui t'iis p'uPCs % WY sS"'
in Europe, and more 10 the same quaint
ty of ground than they can there. sue.
ceeded in making, last year, LIS gal
Ions pure wine from one acre and
half, though had seven acres planted
10 vines, all too young to bear last year,
except thut acre and half. This IS a
greater yield than ! ever knew in any
part OF Europe.
One more word in favor Of this wine /:
Ia Europe, where the wire grows, bread
and VINE are generally called the staff OF
life, and well may they be so called
Louis Philippe, king Of the French. in his
last estimanon, said that he had seventeen
millions of inhabitants in his kingdom
making good living by cultiva,Ing
grapes and making wine. And II we
could have half as many people cutIvat-
ing grapes in this country, we could buy
wine a less than 81 cents per bottle. and
then we would be able TO save number
of millions OF dollars that go annually from
our country to Europe for wine inferior
to ours.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
THE MOTHERS SMILE.
BY A Z. cARPENIkR.

BY K. CARPENTER.
There are clouds that must o'eIshade US
There are griefs that all must know
There are sorrows that have made US
Feel the tide Of bpman woe:
But the deepest-darkest sorrow,
Though it sere The hear, awhile,
Hope's cheering IA, may borrow
From q mothers welcome smile,
There are days in youth that greet US
With ray 100 bright to last
There are the cares of age to gree, US
When those sunny days are past;
But the past scene hovers Ger Us,
And gives back the heart awhile,
All that memory can restore u.
In a mothers welcome smile.
There are scenes and sunny places
On which memory loves to dwell
Thee are many happy faces
Who have known and loved US well;
But mid JOY or mid detection.
here is nothing can beguile,
That can show the fond affection
OF a molher's Welcome smile
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
p0NTlOo
LIES MEMORIES.

] remember, remember,
When my life was 10 ia prime,
Yet untouched and interrupted
BY the blighiing hand Of Time
When ih.. a Iwret and the sunshine
Were companions Of each scene,
And Hope was il its yigor then,
And Pleasure in its green.
] remember, remember,
When the s:orm Of sorrow came,
Ard extingUished and for ever,
All the glory Of life's fame;
When one by one the blossoms
OF Affection dropped away,
And Despair came with the darkness,
And Affection with the day.
| remember, | remember,
But ahi Ills in vain to mourn
For the bright hours and the loved ones
That will never more Ieiurn
Let the Present have its torture,
And the Past its store If i'll,
To the Future, TO the Future,
We will look with glsdness still!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03

The new iron steamship now building
in England is the largest in bulk in the
world-regis,cred 5000 tons. The Pres
ideni was about 1000. She is 3a4 feet
long, and so wide. all OF iron except heI
decks. The depth of her hold is 80 feet.
She is 100 feet longer than the largest
line Of battle ships. She has $50 state
rooms, - 900 horse power, with 4 en-.
cnes, and "a fires. The iron used in
her construction amounts TO 400 tons.
She will have masts, one only rugged
however, with topsails and yards. They
mean to make her accomplish from II
to l6 miles an hour. If so, she may
reach New York in or 8 days. We
had rather trust ourselves on board a reg
u!ar packet.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
ROBBERY WITH ATTEMPT TO KILL.

ROBBERY WITH ATTEMPT TO KILL. --
We learn from the Hagerstown Pledge
tina, Mr. John Funk, grocer Of than place.
was waylaid by three villains on Monday
morning last at 3 O'Clock, and robbed OF
SOTO. Mr.. Funk was on his way to the
Stage Office to sake passage for Baltimore
for the purpose Of purchasing goods. -
The robbers inflicted blow upon the
back Of his head, and wound with a dirk
or some sharp instrument upon his left
breast after which, he was gagged, tied
hands and feet, and robbed Of the above
sum.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
VIRGINIA MIG PAPERS.
lalnioh Renisier says:

The Raleigh Register says.
We like the idea OF the "National Fo-
rum, Philadelphia. 10 starting list OF
Clap papers ia that State, aud passing II
round tor additions. Let il b. done in
every State, and lei us have full and
complete lis, of all the papers in the Union
which are united in the support Of the
great American Statesman. Here goes
Tor Carolina.
Fay cite Observer,
Wilmington Chronicle.
Newberu Spectator,
Washington Wing,
Elizabeth City Old North State,
Edenton Sentinel,
Roanoke Republican,
Oxford Mercury,
llilsboro' Recorder,
Greensboro Patriot,
Salisbury Waterman,
Ashvlle Highland Messenger.
Rutherford lntelllgencer,
Charlotte Journal,
Raleigh Star.
Raleigh Register,
Sixteen pretty fair for old Rip. Now
let us see how the Old Dominion counts:
First, here at the Capitol, there's
Ourselves (oldcst ffst,) our gay little
friend the Corporal. The Compiler is
lutte given to neutrality, but Clay at
heart. The Enquirer, we believe, We
won't just now count.
Petersburg Inteiligencer.
Norfolk Herald,
Norfolk Beacon,
Portsmouth Clay Banner,
Fredericksburg Arena,
Charlottesville Advocate,
Winchester Republican,
Lynch5urg V,rginian,
Staunion Spectator,
Buchanan Moun,alneer,
Konawha Republican,
DanviIe Reporter,
Abingdon Virginiun,
Lexington Gazette,
CharIeslown Free Press,
Martinsburg Gazette,
Clarksburg Wing,
Romney Intelligcncer,
Wheeling Gazette,
Wheeling Times,
Lewisburg Wing.
Leesburg Genius Of Liberty,
Leesburg Washingtonian,
Kanawha Patriot,
Parkersburg Gazette.
OF Say two bakers dozen not all told.
- Richmond Wig.
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gg.EYE.ET FOR C.ESEK.

q, fair priae---aud to such Farmers prefer
grinding. for every 400 pounds Of Inerchantable
Wheat he will give barrel of our. and stand
the inspection in any Of the Eastern Markets, and
deliver the Flour the Rail Road free Of charge,
II wing located himself permanently at the s.
tahh.hment he hopes to restore its heretofore high
character by punctuality in his engagements, and
close attention to business.
GEO. H. MCCLURE.
August 25 i3l2.-Qm
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M % gpRMSAa

FE7HE undersigned, Administrators ct John H.
u Wilson, decd. request all persons having
claims against the Estate TO exhibit them--and all
indebted to the deceased, or TO the firms OF Will
son & Anderson and John N. Riddle s. Co., toP pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude Of the estate viii
m,ke il proper for the undersigned TO wind up their
administration with as little delay MS possible.
JOHN STROrHER,
GEORGE DOLL
January G. l942-tf Administrator
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
Notice to Farmers.
Union Mills IN Operation.

yE7HE undersigned. having recently purchased
Il lhe UNION MILLS PROPERTY, lately
occupied by Mr. lsaac Rogers, and having put the
same in complete order and repair ia now ready
for the reception of all kinds Of grain He will at
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
All TIE BONDS, FILLS. NOTES.
Rock Accounts, and Detts,

outstanding aud due To the late firm OF =" Burns
S.,bert" The lata firm of " Burns Likens x Co, "
and to Joseph Burns" and also all arrrars and
due. of every description due and unoaid on the
Books Of the said Joseph Burns as late Deputy
Sheriff of Berkeley County, have been assigned and
transferred for the purposes set forth IN SAID trust
This notice is therefore given Ia all persons ~ any
wise indebted, to come forward and make pay rnen
10 the undersigned. Those who are indebted by
afcoupt, and not prepared to make payment imme-
diateiy, are notified that THEN accounts must be
closed bv note, as soon as can he-otherwise they
will be put in suit. The Books are kept at the
Store House of Mr.. Burns, who will tend clos
ing all open accounts, by taking note. Persons
prepared 10 make payment, can ind the undersign-
ed at his Office. in Murtinsburg.
HARRISON WAITE,
Nav Z 1870 If Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03

The packet ship Virginian, arrived at
New York on Sunday from Liverpool,
made her Massage in twenty one days.
The Right Rev. Bishop J. SouLE. OF Ohio,
of the Methodist Conference, and Rev.
Thomas b. Sergeant, his travelling com
panon, came passengers in her. The v.
brought nearly 100000 10 specie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
.SeUer-faifing Springs,

one near the Dwelling House, and has besides the
advantage Of water from the Opequon Creek, which
bounds il on the East. The undersigned believes
il to be in all respects of the attractive
parcels of land now for sale in this county.
The terms of the sale will be liberal, to wit: -
One-ihird in hand at the execution Of The contIac,
---one-hird on the 1T OF October, 1913, and one
third on the 1st OF October, l844.
For further particulars a. well as upon all ques-
ton. connected with the title, which is ndspuisble
apply TO Chss. Jas. Faulkner, Esq, Attorney .,
Law, Mariinsburg.
JACOB VAN METRE, Sr.
Berkeiey County, Va
Septembet Is l9i2.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03

formerly belonging to the heirs of Isaac Van Me-
tfs decd. Ii is situated about miles from Mar
tnsbnrg, the County Seat Of Berkeley, Va in view
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Raj Road, which great
national thoroughfare passes bur few hundred
yards from il. The IMPROVEMENT upon il
are all good and in excellent repair. The greater
portion Of the tract is Limestone land all adapted
TO Wheat, Corn and Ciover, and the balance
Slate land of the best qusliiy-nnd nearly one-hsf
OF the entire land clothed with timber. IL has upon
q -,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
NOTICE.
To all Utons IL niey Concern.

UDY Deed Of Trust. executed by Joseph Burns
I'D 10 the undersic aet, trustee. bearing date the
16 h dsy of Apd I842 and dolly recorded IN the
County Court OF Berkeley,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03

There are certain weaknesses Of which
some men are proud.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
Desirable Tract Of Land
Ell MA RK1Te
:sOl ACRES.

FENHE undersigned offers for sale, that desirsbl,
TRACT OE LAND containing
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-06

TIUFIt
balance umbcred land, Also, is on the lands q
new GRIST MILL and COTTOk.GIN propcl.
I'D by water power. The above land is situated
in McehIeaburg Cogaty, on Mallard Creek,
miles Northeast Of Charlotte, and inferior TO
10 THE section Of the country, for The production
Of Cotton, grain, sc As 10 the location OF the
above described lands, respects the abundance
Of good water, heaish, and fertility Of soil combin
cd, il cannot be exceeded IN the country. As |
am determined 10 sell, would respectfully invite
those y no wish 10 make a purchase Of such as is
above described, TO call aud view the land and
Judge for themselves. Terms Of payment made
easy.
NJ s. ALEXANDER.
Jane !, 1912. 3Gu
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Monat's Life Pills s. PhGnis
HsIttcrs.

yEyuFSE medicines are indebted for their name
II TO their manifest and sensible action in pu.
riiyinr the springs and channels OF lie and endu-
ing lAem with renewed tone aud vlgor, aud 10 the
uudou btud fact that al very early period III Their
bistnry they had rescued sufferers from the very
yetpe OF an untlmeIy grave, after all the deceptive
nosirums Of the day, prescribed by physicians, had
utterly failed in which they also permanent
IL secured that uniform enjoyment OF health, win
out which HE itself ls but partial blessing: 80
great indeed had their efficacy invariably proved
that il was scarcely less than miraculous TO lhosc
who were unacqualnted with the beautifully phi
losophtcal primer pies upon which they were CON-
pounded, aud upon which they consequently act.
TIE PHOENIX BlTrERS are 50 called be-
cause they possess the power OF restoring the eA-
bring enibces Of health, to glowing v'gor thFo
oul l,c constitution, as the PhGnix Is said 10 be
restored 10 life from the ashes OF its own dissolu.
tim. The Phcnix Bltters are entirely vegetable,
composed OF roots found oniy IN certain parts OF
| the western country, which will iniaihbly cure
\ FEVERS AND AGUES fall kinds; Will never
fail TO eradicate entirely all the effects OF Mcrcu-
~, infinitely sooner than the most powerful prep
nralions of SarsaparllIa, end will immediately
cp,a tho determination of BLOOD TO TIE
HEAD; never fail in the sickness tneiaeRt Ia
Young females; aud viii he found certain rem
edy IA oil cases OF nervous deOitHy aHo 9e3""esS
OF The most impaired constitutions. AS remedy
Tor Chronic aud IeRammatOry RHEOMA iISh
the efficacy oil the phGnix Buffers VIII be demon
/ straied by the use of single bottle.
The proprietor rejoices in the opportunity AMOR
ded BY The universal diffusion OF the press, 10
pacine his VEGETABLE LIFE MEplClNE'
within the knowledge and reach OF every mdlsi
4 dual in the community. Unlike the host OF per
nicious quackeries, which boast OF vegetable IN
, prcdients, tho Life Pills are purely and soLEL
r VEGETABLE, and contain neither Mercury, ahs
0 mony, Arsenic, nor any other mineral, IN an
, form whatever They are entirely composed {
; extracts from rare and powerful plants. The VI
a tues OF which, though long known 10 several II
' dian tribes, aud recently to some eminent pharm
q ceutical chemists, are altogether unknown to Il
ignoran, protcnders to medical science; and wc
Il never before administered in SO happily etic
# cious combination,
1, Their first operation is 10 loosen from the Goa
IS of The stomach and bowels, the various impurlli
and cr.ditics constantly settling around lher
II and to remove the hardened igces which cole
is in the eonyousions OF the small intcstines. "
or medicines only partially cleanse these, a
leave such collected masses behind as % proou
habitual cosiiyencss, with all its tram OF eS'is
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to effect a cure, or the purchase money Will be
returned by himself or travelling agent--Ihey
comprise the Hygeian or Family Pill; the ily'
peian Tonic, 10 restore the dobilitatcd or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women;
and tho Aguc Pill, to cure intermittent levers ana
arucs. For further information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves of the Hygeist ana
Extra Hyeeist, furnished gratis at the proprietor
office. No. 2, Astor House, Newly ork, ana oy an
his agents. These papers contain iniorina.ioh
exceedingly interesting to the sick and insaIlas,
topether with twenty-five useful receipts ana
mass of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Hygoian Medi
!, cines are invaluable.
| For sale by r,>, -.
/ Charlotte, Jan. 10, lS4l.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-06
Cure for Consumption,
Jlne !, 1872.

Recommended BY Robert Blackwood, living
in Orange County, n. c., 10 miles south
Of tlillsborough, and 81 west OF Chapel
Hill, aged sixty years.
I'm the first place, take quart Of Rum of the
D. hes, quality, and qIert of new clean lar,
putting the mixture in a stone jug that VIII con-
tain double the quantity, thatt may have room 10
boil without bursting then cork the jug complete.
y tight so that the air cannot pass IN or out then
place this vessel ia pot tull of wafer and boil 1t
btiskly for one hour and It viii become complete.
Nv mkt; you may swing the jug IN the pot so Us
10 keep il upright. Then let the patton, take a
table spoonful 10 the morning, and at night before
going to bed il the patient be very low, take bu'
4 a tea spoonful three times day and as lhey
cain strength take little more, I'LL they can bea'
! q table spoonful twice day, say night and morn
ing. If this does not effect cure, make the SAINT
quantity as before, and that will be sufficient
The patient should not drink any KIND OF spiriu
whatever, and should DC particular IN his diet
avoiding all kinds of gross heavy food, such a
salt bacon aud the like; also sweet milk ! ais
nyoid getting vet take very moderate exercise
live on very light diet, such as rice, soup OF fowls
&C.; carefully avoid drinking heavy draughts Q
cold water, drink as little US possible.
The said Rober, Blackwood has proved by e'
perimen, that this remedy has cured several pei
sons who we've entirely given out by all the be'
doctors ia this section. will mention the ease
Mrs. Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was
the poin, of death, unable to support herself
, her bed, who is now in as good health as she cV'
was. Also, Mrs Hatch, still near Deighbor, wi
r was very low with the consumption, and is no
in perfect health. In the case of Mr.. Thompson
wife, DR.. Yancey considered her ncurabo al
pronounced her lost. | feel confident that
close application it will cure perhaps ninety MI
r in n hundred.
A aysMr Blackwood thus offers the receipt to I
: who may be disposed 10 make trial OF It and
4 it should effect cure, he has no doubt 1t wi
A he only asks in such ease such compensation
> their sense of Justice may dictate.
Papers throughout the United States will reud
o great service TO those who are afflicted with q
disease, by giving this publication.
ROBERT BLACKWOoD.
Mdrch l6, 1912.
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DIR. EAUafL'S
III % - 7 G 7 M u s 3
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

SAhCNiI <t.NL " MIR DlSEdOEO,
RET HETHER produced by bile, phlegul, from
w internal morbid matters, arising FROM
badly cured old disorder from the use Of mer.
cury, calotne, bark, SC, ia females) from the
change of lie, as specified IN die Pamphlet.
ASH SyfnlLIrIc SyGrP-This medicine is in
all Ncnereal Disorders. certain remedy.
ApYsslNA MIXTURE, Qn liquid and in paste
ccch1..vd Tor ilE speedy and perfect removal oi
Gonorrtoa and elect.
GolD MIyE BAisAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c
AROMATIC Extract, llniment for Indigestion,
COldness in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
ii the limbs, Rheumatism, &c
DLPuRATIyE POWDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, Sc, which is TO be
taken in the Res;orer.
JAFAN OINTMENT, for Piles, which is TO be ap.
piled besides the Resto-er.
Br%aAL UiaaENT for letter, RingworE,, Salt
Rhcum, Scadhead, Eruptlons OF the skin, and foul
ulcers; is 10 be applied besides the Reslorer.
UNivIRsAL or SrRENGTHENINo PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, lnfammatory
Rheumatism Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
DE- KufL's AcoUsric Oh, for Deafness and all
other Auricuar Complaints, which is TO be used
together with the Restoter.
lTDr Kuh's Pamphlet " Treatment" &c,
entered according TO Act Of Congress, contains
full Directions for the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
UJPersons wishing 10 procure any of the med
icines will please direct their orders, with the a.
mount, (post paid,l TO DR.. kUllL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. G.. or Richmond, Va, or to any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. I. & c. Phirr. Concord.
Jenkins & Biles, Salisbury.
iIargrave, Gather & Co., Lexington.
J. Il K. Sloan, Gfecnsborough
MI. A. p--.,. ..shborough.
{. {. Henderson, / ncolBton.
S0Ufu CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co., York c. II!
Mcclure, Brawiey & Co, Chester {. II. !,
The continuation of tho lis, Of Agents, see Dr..
KS Pamphlet
June Is, 1912 3Stf
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v Valuable Land
HI FEsFE.ETE SHE.

UNIIE subscriber, wishing 10 sell part Of bis
III lands, now Offers ior sale q valuable Tract
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HEAD QUARTERS.


B. lie Csioneis Commanding tls folloring Rsei.
nests ia he llA Brigade aad Ia Dicisioa q
NsrA Cafsl.na MiiiId.
N OF arc. By these orders. commanded 10 pa
Il rade your respective Regiments as follows:
Tie regiment, Of militia IN Sianiy county. at
| xmafle, on Tuesday tho 25th Of October nent.
! The regiment Of militia in Montgomery county,
lAHtenceyillc, on Wednesday The goth OF DC.
aef neHi.
J lbc regiment OF militia 10 Cabirrus county, at
4 acufd, on Tuesday the lei Of November neat.
TIE regiment Of Cavalry composed Of the com.
G, q Aeckisnburg. cabarus, Stsnly aud hoot.
roneiy. si C0aeott, on Tuesday the Let Of No
|isnber neat
The regimen, Of Volunteers, composed Of the
s'anties ef Meekhnhurg Cabarrus, S,snly and
| Montgomery. 81 C0neoid, on Tuesday The lat OF
A5vemheF neat.
The north regiment Of Militia in the county al
Mceklenhafg. al Charlotte, on Thursday, Tie u
q November neSi3.
Tie soulh rrgiasaa, q militia 10 the comfy q
NrekleubgrF. st AWias Steseps's Store, On friday
&c ith Of November next.
The above regiments viii appear on the days
Above mentioned. eqaipped as the law requires, al
70 o'clock, A. NJ Tor Review and Inspection by
he Bdgsdief General
WIN. G. MEANS,
Bdgsdia Gsnsrai. ia Bngsdr,
North Carolina MIlitig.
The oHcers composing the Staff Of the Bfiga
der General Of the lib Brigade aud i,h Diyisioi
| Of North Carolina Militia are commanded to az
par on the days above mentioned, equipped as ih
sE requires, u 10 ocloct A. NJ
WIN {. MEANS,
Brgaiisr Geaerai, liza Brigade,
Nofta Carolina Miliig,
n. D Gsntleman Officers OF the llth Brlgad
and 9Th Division o. North Carolina Militia 20
'ie requested 10 mtst Ia Convention at Coneoi
On The ii day OF Noveebci mex, TO take into cor
Sidefs.Ion the proceedings Of a Military Conyer
uoa held at Raioigh, n. C., 90 the iIh July, lei
WM. c. MEANS,
Btsaaier Gssersi, Tia Bngadc,
North Car0liaa Mi!iha.