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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-19

The MAINE BoUNpARr.--A letter
from Mr.. Webster, Secretary Of State,
to the Governors Of Maine and Massa-
chusets, informs them that Lord Ash
burton has full powers to treat for con-
ventional line, or line by agreement, on
such terms and ondiiions, and with such
mutual considerations and equivalents,
as may be .hought just and equitable
and that he is ready to enter upon ne
gotiaiion for such conventional line SO
soon as this government shall signify
readiness on its own part. The letter
dwelIs upon the expense of surveying tho
line designated by existing treaty, upon
the delay which must attend il, and which
must necessarily postpone. for a cons'd-
cradle period, the settlement Of the qucs-
lion, and adds:
"The government nj has agreed 10 make
It matter Of reference aud arbitration
and j, must fulfil that sgreement, unless
another mode for settling the controversy
should be resorted TO with the hope Of
producing a speedier decision. The
President proposes, then, that the Gov
ernmcnls of Maine and Alassuc husets
should severaly appoint commissioner
or commissioners, empowered To confer
with the authorities Of this government
upon a conve entional line, or line by agree
mcnt, with its terms, conditions, consid.
eralions, and equivalents, with al UNDER
standing that no such line will be agreed
upon, without the assent of such commits
-ioners. This mode of proceeding, or
some other which shall express assent be-
Iorehand, seems Indispensable, If any ne
gotiaiion for n conventional line Is to bs
had, since if happily treaty should be
the result of the negotiation, it can only
be submitted to the Senate Of the United
States for ratification"
The Governor Of Massachusetts, in
answer 10 this letter, has said that he is
already authorized by the Legislature 10
do whatever is necessary in the premises,
and The Governor of Maine has called a
meeting Of the Legislature on the 18th
instant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-19

NAVAL Counr MARTiAL.--1'he Bal
timore American says The testimony
~ Tho case OF Capt. Levy, now before
The Court, sitting in rev'sion,u conclu-
ded on Wednesday. Yesterday the de-
fence was read by WIN. Schley, Esq,
counsel lor Capt Levy, after which The
Court room vas Gle ared, md the Couit
vent INTO the consideration nf The eGss,
preparatory 10 icnd,ilng sentence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-19

After the above was in type ycstcr-
day afternoon, the following highly i'm
portant intelligence was received by En-
press, which left the city Of Providence
at = o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-19

Adju,ant General Of Rhode Island.
The above have been issued to the
Efficient chartered companies out of the
city those in the city are under arms
by order of his EXcellency the Co
iyernor.
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CRY or PROVIDENCE,
Mayors Office, May 10, 1912,
| 10 o'clock, i. Nj.

Mayors Office, May l8, 1912,
10 o'clock, u. M.
My Dear Sir
write to inform you Of the result OF
the mornings doings.
The steamboat arrived about 8 o'clk
with the troops from Newport, Bristol s.
Warren. These with our lndependcn,
Companies, and the armed citizens
nado force Of about 700 men, who
marched TO Mr.. DORIS Head Quarters
lie had already left the State. His
troops and friends soon disbanded, after
many threats, but nothing serious oc-
CURED. Not n shot was fired
II is not certain whether tho troops
will return this evening, or tomorrow
morning.
The Senators and Representatives OF
this City, in the pretended Legislature,
have almost all resigned this morning.
Respectfully, your ob't servant,
Tnos. NJ. BURGESS, Mayor.
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Resignation of all the Officers IN
der the PcopIe's Constitution.

We The undersigned, elected Senators
and Representatives to the General As
scmbly and TO other Offices under the
Peoples Constitution no, having in ac-
cepling those Offices, contemplated car
rying the Constitution into effect against
the power of the General Government
Of The United States, which has been
called upon to act against us, and which
The President has slgniiied his intention
to grant: Therefore, in consideration Of
the evils which we think must ensue to
our common country from our engaging
N d contest with the General Govcrn-
ment, although We cannot surrender, nor
have altered our views Of the right OF
the people to form and establish gov
ernmcnt in the manner in which the Con.
slilulon of this State has been framed.
With these views, and first protesting
against the course which the President
has taken in regard to the controversy
between the old and the new government
of this Stoic, as being against the iunda-
mental rights of the people Of this State,
aud of the United States, We feel con-
strained to decline acting further in the
several Offices to which we have been
elected; and which therefore we hereby
resign. Neither can we, nor have we,
counteuanced, in any manner, the late
movement OF the Governor elected under
The Peoples Constitution, but in every
way have cndcavored to counleract and
prevent so dcplorable an act, and one 50
destructive TO the cause in which we
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-19
have been engaged :


IIEZEKIAH WILLARD,
BENJAMIN ARNOLD, Jr.,
WNI. NJ. WEBSTER,
FREDERICK l.. BECKFORD,
SAMUEL II. WALES.
PEREZ SIMMONS,
ELI BROWN,
WELCOME ANGELL,
JOHN A ROWLAND.
WILLIAM COLEMAN.
J. i. b. FLAGG.
in confirmation of the foregoing, the
following letter, from the Mayor OF
Providence, to WM. ii. CRANpALL,
Esq. of this place, also came by the
same express.
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Piano FOrLe s Music
STORE,
Peiersbars, Va


rails. BERG a CO. have Fecsirfd os,.ae
- ne pressns wsrk TEN PIANO fOki e.
s-aas uhirh d . siK snd ban Octave fssae
Foste. : rsry superior ons 70 any ever seer
here. They have nou a hsnd > sefy latEs
saeek. and wauld respectfully Fsanesi ihsst
I.aSies and Genilemsn e iiiliseoreneh nne "a,
riroas aho are in uant 81 fianes. 20 can sae
see lhem ard iry tAsms and they vii be Goa
viered al tneir spPsFiss.ty % aas ether mann'
farturs. We viii give : wriiiea uafrnniy -
% their dur.hiliiy and keePing % isne ienss'
lhaa any ether.
Theg have also On band lsree sssoFimen'
or Music 81 he latest pubiitaiian ior rians
and G.iIsr, Strings Of al seiis, eefi s'e.,es'
F.utes, Asesrdioas. al kinds of Brass insifu
msais for Military Baads, Drsms q az siies'
Sc. Sc
c. Berg & Co. rouid respectfully rfcem-
mead their assortment of fisnss ard hnf.c 70
Principals ana Teachers Of Schools. Any o.,
der shall be faithfully and promptly aheaoee
20.
For The convenience or pHrehasers IN nerh
Carolina, Doctor Watson af Oxford. having
kiadly consented 10 sct - our Agent, he's nov
On hsnd Sore Of our inslramenis. We shal.
shortly establish ageacles IN other parts Of
Narth Carolina, knowing that Whenever oni
Pianos become known they viii Be preferred
20 arg other. :.
July Is. e1-
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Goods! New Goods!

| WE invite the attention of our friends an
customers 10 our stock Of goods. for III
Spring and Summer. They are in part as fol
lows;
Blue. black, brown. and invisible greel
Clo,bs and Cassimrres,
Lead. brown and drab MerinoC assimsIes
Black Gambler, Gsmbooss. Georgia Nan
keen and Alpaca Cloths.
Sstineis, Kentucky Jesnes, Brown Liner
end Cotton Dr,llinps,
Satin. Fancy Silk e. Marseilles Vesiines
Ffepch. English. American and Furni,ur,
Prints. London GInehsms.
Mouslin de LANES, Chslleys, and Print,
ed Muslins,
Black Bombazines. colored and black
S'lks. and Maysnne Prints.
Lead color and black figured T.acrs.
Swiss. Null. Figured. Striped. aud Cheek
Muslins, Jsconet Mnslins,
Coloured and While Cambrics,
Plain and figured Bobinels. Bonnets. Rib
,nds, and Edgings.
Ladies white. colored, and black silk
Gloves and Mi.ts,
Bleached a. brown Shiriings & Shee,inps,
Gum elastic BRACES. fancy Stocks, Scsrls,
and black gravsis.
Umbrellas. and Psrssnls. Iiish Linens,
Linen Bosoms and Collars.
Fancy Silk. Ganze Dress Handkerchief,
and Muslin Collars,
White and black Hoe and half Hose,
Ladies' fine Seal skin Slippers and Wslk-
ing Shoes,
Mems Pumps. Boots and Shoes.
HATS. Plain. Fur, Brush and Beaver,
SADDLERY, Mems hest and common
Cul.back Trees, Boys ditto. Colum.
bia and wood Horn Side Trees. Hog
skins and Plush, siraining and hes,
cotton Webbing. and SkH,ing Leather,
Morocco Skins. Buckles. Birdie Bits,
and Slirrnp Isons.
White, Red. g. Black Leads, White Lead
in kegs. Indigo. Msdder. Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red. Crome Green and yellow,
Copperas. ground Pepper. SPICE, Ginger,
lurpenllnc and fancy Soaps, Black and
Imperial Teas, Copsl Varnish. Gum Gu
icum. Gum Myrrh, and Gum Shellaok,
Och Varnish. Gunpouder. Salt. Can
lies. LOAF and Brown Sugar. Molas.es, /
Window Glass. 8 by 10. Putty. Mails.
;aiion Yarns. Sole and Upper Leather.
Tn Ware Of varlnus kinds. and Books,
hardware aud CUTLERY, China, Queens.
ware, and Glass. Dc, &c. &c.
The subscribers offrr their goods on reason.
BILE terms. Thry were selected with great
arc, and we feel determined 10 sell al such
rices as will spit The times
E. MURRAY & Co.
May "a. rs 3mp
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IMPORTANT WORK.
NOW IN rHE COURSE OF PuBLIcA ION
A DICTIONARY OF
Arts, Manufactures, and
Mines,

Containing clear exposition ofiheirPrin
ciples and Practice,
BY ANDREW URE. NJ. ID, r. r. S., NJ. G S.
NJ. A. s., Lnnd. Mem. Acad. N. S. Philad.
$. Ph. Soc. N. Germ Ilsn,y. Multi, &c.
TpIlIS is unqncsiionably The most populs
work ofthe kind ever published, and boob
admirably adapted to the wants Of all classe.
Of the community. The lOllaa ing are the i'm
lportani otJerts which the learned author en-.
Ideavors 10 accomplish:
LIST To instruct the Manufacturer, Mctalinr
gist and Tradtsman 10 The principle Of Ihcir
Irrespective processes. as to render them, in re.
atty. the masters Of their business: and, "a
emancipsie them from state OF bondage Ia
such as are two community governed by blind
prejudice and . viaions routine.
2,hly. To atfnd Merchants. Brokers. Dry.
salters Druegisis aud fii, ers oil The Revenue.
characteristic descriptions al the commodities
which pass through lhcir hands.
3,dly. By exhibiting some of the finest de.
veiopemenis Of Chemistry and Physics, To lay
open an excellent practical school 10 s. udents
OF these kindred sciencrs.
4ihly To teach Capitalists, who may be de.
sirous OF pla,ing thtir funds in some prodnc-
live branch Of industry, To select, iuJiciousl,.
Silly. To enable gentlemen a. The Law "a
become well acquainted with the nature cI
those patent schemes, " hieh alc SO apt 10 give
rise 10 litigation.
6ihly. To present 10 Legislators such rlaar
exposition Of the staple manufacture, as NAV
dissusde them from enariIng laws which ob
struc' industry, or cherish one branch of il 20
the injury n many others.
And lastly, 10 give the general rra6cr, in.
tent chitiy on intellectual Cultivation, views
ofmany the noblest achievements Of Science
in ffE'ciing thnsc grand transformations OIL
maiier TO shich Great Britain and the United
States owe their permanent wealth. rank and
power among the nations THE cath,
The latest statistics ri every important oh.
ject 81 Manufacture arc given from the beet.
and usually from official authority al the end
of each article.
The work WILDE printed from the Oil London
Edition, which sells for sig q cnpy. itaiIlbe
put on good paper in ~ W br. vler tyne. and |
viii make about 400 Svo pages u will be |
issued IN tweDty.nnc :, minrnitly numbers. In |
covers ~ % cents each. payable on delivery. |
sTJo To any persnn sending ne five dollars, /
II one lime 10 advance. we wall forward the
nnmhers, by mail, post paid, as soon as they
.ame hon the prose-.
To suitable agents this affords rare oppor-
unity, az we can put the work TO them on
erms extraordinarily favorable. In every ma.
Town. and every village through.
nj the United States and Canada, snhscrib.
RS may be obtained with the greatest facility.
lddress post paid. La Roy Sunderland, I26,
'ulion street. New York.
-. To every editor who gives tlis adver-
isement entire ~ Insertions, we will for.
ssrj 10 order ono copy &c The Whale work, pro.
ided the paper containing this Notice be sent
. the New York natchman. New York.
Feb. IL, isi2. Gil
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Fall and Winter
GOODS,

which he will cell very cheap for easn, or on
credit 20 pnnctual dealers Ills stock con
prises. IL part, the following;
Superio wool. dyed Black CLOTHS,
i Do. do. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
4 Do. Brown. and Drsb, do.
i DO. Steel mixed do,
Beaver and Pilot Cloth,
Flcaks and 0vercoais.
Fancy Cassimeres. Ssiineis,
Kentucky James, Kerseys.
Silk. Satin. and Merir rrST,NcS
no,
Merino Gloves. Shirts. aud Drawers,
Stocks, Cravais. Shirt Collars. Bnsn,ns,
White and Green Mscklnsw Blankets,
Whitney & Rose do.
Jackonei and French Muslin.
Figured, striped. and plain Silks,
Black and blue. black do.
French, English and American Prints,
Black. figured, and plain M"usselln ia
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and blne-blark Bnmbazines,
French and English Merimps.
Silk and Mousseiin de Lane Dress Hand.
kerchieis,
Paglioni, Rob Roy. and Plaid Shawls.
Long Lawn. Item stitch aud LINEN Cam.
brio Handkerchirfs,
Danlask and Bird eve Diaper,
Illeached and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen. black and brown Holland.
Worked Cnllars. Edgings and Inserlings.
Florence and Straw Braid, SILK and Cy
press Bnnneis,
Ilnnds. PInwers, Bonnet Ribbons. I'm.
bre!las. &c.
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS,
Genilemen's and Boys Fur, Cloth, and
Hair CAPS,
Genllemen's pegged aud sewed Boots
and Shoes,
Cnarse Brnghans,
Ladies' Leather aud Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
Do. Gai,er Boots.
Boys and Misses Boots anil SHOES,
Glass .Queensware, Crockery. and Stone
Ware,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Chocolate. Mace, Cloves,
Molasses. Loal and Brown Sugar,
Black aud Green Teas,
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints. &c. &c.
md all other articles usually brought 10 this
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November %. o..
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To the Public.

The subscriber has N lull operation in hi
mill Barrelt's Garligk and Snnit Ma.
chine which cleans Wheat. withoni waste
from all Glib. aad will bring into use the smnli
and gariiek Wheat, thai has heretofore beer
almost useless.
His cardiag Machines are 10 good order IN
der The sgPerintendenee Of S. S. clayior, esq
whose skill in eaTding wool Is well known.
The highest price Hill be given Tor Wheat
Flax Seed, and Wool. supply Of Wool Roll
Cor sale; and also Fioar and Oil
THOS. w. HOLDEN.
Eaoe Mills. May I6. a.
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IN
n, EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure of an
nauncing 10 his friends and the public &c
neraily, that he has received from Phliadelphi;
neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist
iag in part ef
Gold and Silver Lesser Watches, ana
plain Verge Watches.
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Guild Rings.
Breast Pms and Earrings.
Silver Pencils. and Leads 10 suit,
Silver rhimbles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment Of Silver and Sleel
Speclaelrs, TO suit all sees.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter Knives,
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors,
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks.
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains,
S'lk-Brsid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Gold Barrel I.ncke,s,
Coral. Guilt Lockets.
or Watches and Clocks of al descriptions
cleaned and repaired in has accustomed supe.
iior style.
May 4. So
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E1sIIE subscribers, having established them.
= selves in iiillsborough, one door belawthe
Printing Office, would respectfully snnennee
10 the pahlic that they have IN hand an rxien
siye assortment of all the articles in their line
Of business, wins
Saddles. Brides. Msriingales.
Carriage, Gig. and Carryall Harness.
Trunks. tboih wood and iron frames.
Carriagr, Solkey. Drover's. Twig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars oi all kinds.
Saddle Bsgs. Travelling Bags. and Buf.
fala Robes.
A fine and large assortment Of Bits.
Siirrnp Irons, Spurs, &c. &c.
All orders for the manufacture Of articles.
Tor repsiring &c. done al the shortest notice.
and in the best style.
They promise that no exer;ion IN their par
shall ne srared 10 give satisfaction TO The pub
lie; and earnestly reqa~s, the favour Of trial
HOOKER & ID. PHILLIPS.
January 5. o.
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Life a. y sslfER SisaEltsEis-Ihs y
Orlsans PirsyBEs has Tie following snse-
doe. lis very eharlelerislie 81 oaansrl
on he Mississippi.
Eqairocal.-- Boz. who Do yo1 be'
long lpl' asked gendsnan ths ether Day
a. be stepped On board 81 . steamboat and
sax a . darby" lisllsssly leaning On ths
guards.
81 did b'laag n Massa William. sir,
when I cone sboari; bul hes been in d
cabin playing poker mid De espssia 'bnse
hour; I don't kD0p srh0 \ b'i0ng 10
n0lr.f'
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STATE OF NoRTH.cARoLINA
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1912.

March Term, 1912.
Cornelius Buchanon, and Joshua Owen & wifi,
Henrietta,
asginst
Simon Gentry and wIie Martini, David Gucha.
nun, Sally Burhanon, Vim Brinaeer, Pet,
Bnnagei. Israel Esiwo0d and wife Susan
Hinton Bu,hanon. Hiliyard Buchanon. Tho
mas Mitchell aud WI, Marha, Lewis Mnn.
taguc and vile Hixy, Prudence Buehanon.
Agnes Buchanon, Priscilla Buchanon, Eliza
beth Buehapop, and Rosy Buchanon.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
= that the defendants David Buchanon, Agnes
Buchanan, Priscilla Buchanan, Ei. zabcih Buc
hannn, and Rlsy Buclanon, are not ro sltlenis
ol this state: II is therefore ordered, that pub
lnation be made in the Iiillsborough Record 81.
Tor Eve weeks successively, that unless the
said DEFENDANTS appear at the neyi Term of this
Court, 10 be held Tor the county OF Person, al
The court house in Peterborough. on the third
Monday - June nest, and ihen and there
plead. answer or demur 10 the came, or il viii
pc SET for hearing, and heard OK parle as 10
hem
Witness Charles Mason. Clerk Of said Court.
1 Office, the third Mnnday Of March, 1892
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. S. 90. 81
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HEAD euAgrERS Of THE WIG LE
GI0N.

HEAD ouARrERS oF rHE WIG II
6IoN-
As faithful ehroniclers Of The times Il
Becomes our duty 70 inform our readers
ghss de Universal Wig Nation has TAX
~ positi0a AZ the - Head a Salt Rive"
They found their quarters. which hal
lust been evacuated BY The Democratic
forces after very short residence therein.
IN most foul and filthy condition. The
Gabins were dsfaced-she fences thrown
aovs-and he whole premises exhibit
I'd evidences Of having been oserrun by
% The SpoileEs.r-0n their arrival AZ their
bsw bone. lhe Tippecanoe boys SCI them
selves hgsi,y % work in cleansing apd
eiling 10 lbsir h.bianoas, and with the
aid OF the Big Broom and scnbbing brush
which were manufactured in 1870 by our
good friend Dupuy and used 10 preparing
Ibs Whi,e House for the reception Of the
Iamented Harrison, they soon cleared
away The fllh spd bad every thing in
comfortable condition.
Although she Wings istand 70 change
position with the Democrats in the Call Of
ist4, they are determined TO cultivate The
premises lasiciouAy while they remain
IN their possession. and 10 leave them " ir
apple pie order" Cor the permanent aece-
podaiion Of hose who shall succeed
them,
we are happy TO state that die colOnisis
are in fine health and spirits. To those
who desire 70 enjoy society OF the first
order, We recommend a speedy removal
% Clay Bank. (the name Of the settle
mepi,| the population Of which is conpos-
Cd exclusively Of Wings.
For further Information as to the pre-
sent condition or future prospects Of the
eolonists. inquiry may be made Of any Of
shs Wing Editors in the U. States, ali OF
whom maintain constant correspondence
riih their friends Of the Salt River set
hement.
Nofa Bens. The public arc cautioned
against receiving information coming from
any other source than that indicated above.
This police i deemed necessary, IS il Is
understood that certain. Thomas Ritoh-
ie and others are actively engaged in
misrspFesealipg the character and condi-
lion, and above all, The prospects Of fhs
fsioaisis, DmriAe Rep.
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Mattresses.

EITHER Double or Single, made TO
nrder-an article Of great rcninrl.
either IN summer or winter. Orders l,ii
= The office Of The lllll.horrugh Rtcor.
der vii be duly sileud,d 10.
July "a. St.
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Job Printing.
EXECUTED At THIs Office.
HlLLSBoRoUGII, N. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
~ nENKIA nEAnr.r

At THREE DOLLARS rgAE. Gu 1mo DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ RAID IN Ai,asrE.
Those who do mol give notice Of their with
70 have Their paper die, oniinhrd q, The cSbita.
li"n 81 The year, will be- Presumed as ,tsnrg
its tontini antc until ,0nnictmap.cd = And no
aper viii tc dis oniitnrd uhlil All ART, ntap,s
arc iaid, unless u he option Il The ,.ul,ilsI.cr.
Advertisements not ,xrc,d ding ,ixlrcn lunts,
one collar To- u i;rsi, and tuenr, five cents
i"r 'ati subsequent insrrtion; longer nncs N
pr'potilnp curt advertisements III cn;v I've
rrf ,en' 'cieF. A dedm linn 81 3 IS PEI rent.
WI DC made TO odveIlistl. By L., ,,ar.
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Notice.

to Application will be made to tie
mex, General Assembly Of The Stale Of
North Carolina, foI division Of tie c.un.
y Of Orange.
MANY VOTERS.
March I6. Is
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HuHIrrY.-An humble man 10 like
good Tree, the more fuIl Of lruil The branch
ss are NE lower they bend themselves.
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YERY.lCuEAPM!

4 the subscriber intends 20 continue the
"A business at tue old stand Of Parker & Mel.
son, he would take this method 10 inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has
Just received large and well selected assori.
ment ar
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Notice

ERHE srn Il MEBANE 4 TuRSEg brins
- this dsy dissalFea - muluai eesseat.
they request an those sndebisa % TIE eoncern
10 eone farward and settle their acreunis
farthwish, wiIh0at furiheF netire. ~ maneE q
greatly asaisi. We hope asas uin exeePi
themselves from this nntire-
MEBANE & TURNER.
April 10. ~
49, The business eill heresfier be
G@ conducted By the subserber. he
Eoald fesnm bis thanks 10 nc pnhlir Cor ~
liberal patronage heretofore exiended 20 ths
6rm, and hopes Coz = eaniinuaaee 81 the came.
JAMES MEBANE. JB.
Apsii is 30.
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Notice.

III persons Indebted 20 the subscriber, ar,
earnestly requested 10 call and selile Iher
dues Immediately.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
May 4 "a
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.TEoGaf's Vegetable Life
Medicines.

THESE Medicines are in
debted lofiheH name 70 ihei
manifest and sensible action
in purifying the springs and
channels " life, and cnduine
them With received tone aud
yigor. In many hundred Ger.
tified cases which have been