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Tchula, January lS42.

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and hopes by strict attention 10 business
to merit the patronage Of the public. A
general stock Of Plantation supplies ale
ways on hand.
W CALEB WORLEY.
TchuIa, January 9th ls42. CIT.
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acknowledged to be, al the very head of Amer
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GODEY'S
Lady's Rock.

EDITED BY
MRS. S. J. HALE, MRS. L. II. SlGOURNFy
NJ M'MlCHAEL & l.. A. Cooley.
Each number emJeiiishcd Nth splendid
STEEL g. .MEZzO TINT ENG R.AYLyGS
E.4SHfONPL.4TES, MUSIC &C. " y
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County Edilor,, GiI IL. \ I ' ,ssIas
four insertions, will 'olg .,,,,y I'D
enlltle themselves lhCEeg = I'm ne yea
Chronicle, regular lh'S. ~, nv n.rIa
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TX ROY SALtNnERLAND.

1876 Fulton Street, New York.
Or To every editor who gives tins adver-
tsement antire, twelve insertions, we will for
ward TO order, Que copy OF The whole work, pro-
vided the papers containing this notice, te sent
to the New York Waterman, n. y.
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Goods! New Goods!

WYE invite The attention Of our friends and
customers 20 our stuck Of goods. FOR the
Spring aud SUMMER. They are IN part as col.
Lowe.
Blue, blsrk, brown. and invisible green
Cloths and Cassineres,
Lead. brown and drsb MerinoC assimeIes,
Black Gambler, Gsmboons. Georgia Nan.
keen and Alpaca Cloths,
Ssiineis. Kentucky Jeanes. Brown Linen
and Cotton DrlllinPs.
Satin. Fancy Silk e. Msrssilles Veslines,
French, EnglIsh. American and Furniture
Prints, London Glnghams, s@
MOuslin De LANES. Chsllsys. and Print
ed Muslins,
Black Bomhazines, colorcd and black
Silks. and Maysune Prints. #a
Lead color and black figured I.sces,
Swiss. Mall. Figured. Striped. and Check
Muslins, gaconet Muslius, 49,
Coloured and white Csmbrics,
Plain and figured BobiueIs. Bonnets, Rib
ands. and Edgings. s ~
Ladies' white, colorsd, and black silk
Glayes end Mits.
Blsached a. brown Shirlings & Shselings,
Gun elastic Braces. fancy Socks, Scarls,
and black Crsrsis,
Umbrellas, aud Psrssols. Irish Linens,
Linen Bosoms and Callsrs.
Fancy Silk, Gauze Dress Handkerchiefs,
and Muslin Collars,
White and black Hose and half Hose,
Ladies fine Seal skin slippers and Walk.
ing Shoes,
Mems Pumps, Boots and Shoes.
HATS. Plain, Fur, Brush and Beaver,
SADDLERY, Mems best and common
Cst-bsck Trees, Boys' ditto, Colau.
bis and wood Horn Side Trees. Hog
skins and Plush, ssraining and best
cotton Webbing. and Skiriine Leather.
Morocco Skins. Buckles, Birdie Bits,
and Sliirup lions.
White. Red. a. Black Leads, White Iead
in Kegs. Indigo, Msdder, Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red, Crome Green and yellow,
Copperss. ground Pepper, Spice, Ginger.
TurpenIine and fancy Soaps. Black and
Imperial Teas. Gopsl Vsrnish. Gum Gu.
acum. Gum Myuh. and Gum Shellack,
Coach vsrnish. Gunpowder. Salt. Can |
lies, Loaf and Brown Sugar. Molas,es,
Glass. 8 by 10. Puuy. Mails.
Cotton Yarns. Sole and Upper leather.
Fin Ware Of various kinds. and Books,
Hardware and CUTLERY. China. Queens
sare. and Glass. &c. &c. &c.
The subscribers offer their goods on reason
bile terms. They were selected with great
are. and we feel determined TO sell at such
rices as will suit the times .
E. MURRAY g. Co.
May 81. .. 25- 3mp
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IMPORTANT WORK.
--~~~~sss-~g~ss-s->--~s2---
NOW IN rus couRsE OF PuBLlcA I'm
A DICTIONARY OF ~. a&
Arts, Manufactures, and
Mines,

containing clear exposition of theirPrin
/ ciples and Practice.
BY ANDREW URE, NJ. D r. II. S., NJ. G S.
NJ. A. s., Lond. Mem. Acad. N. S. Philad.
S. Pm. Soc. ". Germ Hanov. Multi, &c.
lTpIiIS is unguesiionably the most popuIs
- work ofthe kind ever published, and booI
admiralty adapted 10 the wants OF all classes
OF the community. The following are the ia,
portani objects which the learned author en-
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LIST To instruct the Manufacturer, MctaIlur
| gist and Tradesman in the principle of Ihei
respective processes. as TO render them, in re-
| aity, the masters OF their business: and, Il
| cmancpatc them fom slate II bondagr {,
such as are two onnmonls governed hy b.inC
prejudice and a vicious routine.
2adly To affa.d Merchants. Brokers, Dry
salters Druggists and liit eTs oi the Revenue
CHARACTERISTIC descriptions Of the conmodiii,
which pass through ihcir hauds. 49,
3rdy. By EXHIBITING some of the finest dc.
velopements Of Chemistry and Physics, 10 Ia,
open an excellent practical school 10 Students
OF these kindred Sciences.
Ably To teach Capitalists, who may he de.
sirous If placing their funds in some produc.
tive branch of industry, TO select, Iudicieusls,
aWOuhg liaHSible ctainianis+
5thly. To Enable gentlemen o. the Inv Ia
become well acquainted with the nature Of
those paien, schemes, which are SO apt TO give
rise 10 liiigaiiun.
6thly. To present TO legislators such cisar
exposition Of the staple manufactures. as may
tlIssuade them from enactIng laws which nb
siruct industry, or cherish one branch Of IL ia
the injury Of many others.
a.
tent chiefly on Intellectual Cults atun, vi, We
of many oflhe uoblesi achievements OF Science.
IN tffccinc thuse grand irausformaiions of
matterio "hich Great Britain and the United
States owe their permanent wealth, rank aud
power among the nations ufihc cath.
The lat, 81 statistics Of every important ob.
Ject al Manufacture are given ON the brst,
aud usually from official authority al tue end
Of each article.
Tie work will he printed from the ID London
Edrion, which seils for sI2 cory. twill be
put on a0od paper, in n, W brewer type. and
vii make aboU, 400 Svo pages. II will he
issued in twenty -Une ST. Ininon,hly numbers. in
covers. a. % cents each, payable On delivery.
tLj7 To any person seDtIng us five dollars,
at one lime IL advance, we will toward the
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come iiom The press.
To suitable agents this affords rare oppor.
'anity, as we can put the work 10 them on
Terms extraordinarily favorable. fn every ana.
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crs may be obtained with tie greatest Iac..Ity.
Ad,iress post paid, la Roy Sunderland, l2G,
Fulton street New York.
-. To every editor who gives ihis adver.
isement entire ~ Insertions, we will las-
ward To order me copy of lhr whole work, pro.
fided the paper containing this nc tie be seat
20 the Nrw York Wat, hnan, New York.
Eco. 10, 1912. 81
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Fall and Winter
GOODS.

which he will sell verv cheap for casn, or on
credit 20 puncIual dealers Ills stock com
prises, 10 part, the following:
Superio wool. dyed Black CLOTHS,
DO. do. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
Dn. Brown. and Drsb, do.
DO. Steel mixed DO.
Beaver and PHO, Cloth,
Cloaks aud Overcosls,
Fancy Cassimeres, Ssiinets,
Kentucky James. Kerseys,
SILK. Satin and Mer- vEsTlNGs.
Merino Gloves, Shirts, and Drawers,
Slorks, Cravals. Shirt Collars. Busoms,
White and Green MackInaw Blankets,
Whitney & Rose DO.
Jacknnel and French Muslin.
Figured, striped. and plain Sllks,
Black and blue.b,ark do.
French. English and American Prints.
Black, figured, and plain Mousseln dc
Lanes and,Challies.
Black and bIue-bIack Bumbazines,
French and English MeTinors.
Silk aud MOusselin dc Lane Dress Hand.
kerchIeis,
Psgliopi. Rob Roy. and Plaid ShawIs,
Long Lawn. lien stllch aud Linen Cam.
bro Handkerchiefs,
DanIask and Bird.eye Diaper,
Blpached and brown Table Covers.
Irish I.inen. black and brown Holland.
Worked Collars. Edgings and lnsetlings.
Florence and Straw Braid. Silk and Cy
press Bnnnets.
lIonds. Flnwers, Bonnet Ribbons, Um-
breilss, &c.
ALSO,
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS,
Genllemen's aud Boys Fur, Cloth, and
Hair CAPS,
Gen'Iemen's pegged and sewed Boots
and Shoes,
Coarse Broghsns,
Lqdies' Leather and Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
Do. CATER Boots,
Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes.
Glass. Queensware, Crockery. aud Stone
Ware,
Hardware and CUTLERY,
chocolate. Mace. Cloves,
Molasses. Loai and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas,
Shot. Nails, Window Giass,
White Lead aud other Paints, &c. &r.
nd all other articles usually brought To this
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November 90. OIL
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE,
Petersburg, IN.

rRas1s, BERG a co. have rersiEe1 daEiag
" shs pscssnt xeek TEN PlAa0 fOilfks.
amonr whlsh 10 q siE and haiI OeiaEe rlAsae
Forse. 4 sery Superior ene ie any sssf sea
80. They have sew on hand very large
steek. aad woaid respectfully rfaaest thsss
I.aa.es I'D Gsniiemsn 81 iIillsboresFh anc "a.
sieens 80 are i sant e. fiaaes. e eaii ane
see thsm ard az ihemi snd thsy MI se eea-
riared 81 aaeir sapeFior.ty % ang other mhnn-
.faetnre. Ne ali give > NTiisen Aaffahiy e.
Is thsir durabilily and kssPins . ishe iengsi
ihaa any ether.
They have also nn hand large sssoiimeai
~ MUSIC ar the latest Pubilealaaa &c REano
ana Guitar. striugs ~ 81 colts. beet liolihs.
Flstes. Atesrdiaas. al kinds q Brass lasifu
meats Coz Military Bandas Disms q ~ siass'
sc. Sc.
c. Berg s ca. woul5 respectfully reeam-
mead lhrir assortment nf Planes atd Mnkie %
PFinripals and Teachers 81 Schools. Any 90
der shall be faithfully sad PfomPiiy aisrbded
10.
For The convenience Of purchasers IN North
carolins, Doctor Watson a Oxford. hasins
kindly consented 70 at e. cur Agent. has nov
on hand sorae 81 oar instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies IN ether parts 81
NaIsh Carolina. knowing thai Whenever our
Piaaos become known They VII be preferred
20 any other.
July -. e.
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The Vial Of Richard @. GwsAins 70,
ths murder OF Piinsn iso or three years
since. % he Wits Suiphsr Springs. has
been pssspsnsd BY The Criminal Cour,
Of Rsekipgnsn e.onfy. in consequence
Of ths insaaity of The prisoner. X was
cssssiisAsd that he had hitherto lsbored
snd still laboEs uadsr mental arrangement.
He vss y se rsmosd 10 the Hospital
o. S<ssHlaa.
Poor Gwaskissi Afew yesrs since he
vas gay. dsshIss and sgreesbte young
fsllov--eseemed by al Who knew him
--possssses Of nany sdnirabIc irsis OF
character. and active Business habits: bui
the |" isul 6esd." Iniemrersnee. blasted
oil bis pso,Pecn. and lss'ly all his hopes.
From salesman in ihs first day goods
hesss Of populoss town. he beeame a
bar keeper - heisl, and thence down
ws know moi how fsr, in the descending
grade Of life. unIl his career was as II
we're suspended, by his arrest and i'm.
prisoHment for killing fellow man in
qusrrsl II tbs table Of a public house,
whilst Intoxicated What . warning 10
young men. Hos friends and fortune
and bright prospects vaash--xnd misery,
and crime ensue. when .
man sbandons himself 10 that mo,t de
wasting Of vices. intsmperAe drinking! |
Richmond Compiler.
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CRoWS.-f'ha species Of the feather.
ednIbs. slhoush regarded generally with
much sssrsisn. 10 a sery useful animal.
nsiwithstsnd.ng is propensity to pull up
corn. The Magazine Of Natural History
ssys:
Every Grow requires al less, one pound
al isod q week, aud ninc-tenihs Of their
food consist. OF worms and insects; 100
Cfows thsn in ono season destroy 1850
pounds OF worms, insects and larvfae.
From this fart some Sigh, idea may be
tormed Of the usefulness Of this much
prosecuted bird 10 The farmer.
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] 80

<pfIE SUBSCRIBERS, having established them
- selves IN lIillshOroush, one door below The
Printing Office, would respectfully annnnnes
10 tie public that they have on hand an rxien
Give assortment Of all the articles 10 their line
of business, viz;
Saddles, Brides, Mariingalss.
Carriage, Gig. and carrysll Harness.
Trunks. lbolh wood and iron tTames.
Carriage. Sulkey. DrOEsr's. THig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars 81 al kinds.
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags, and Buf.
fsln Robes.
4 fine and large assortment Of Bits,
Siirrup Irons, Spurs, &c. &c. .-.
All orders for The manufacture Of articles
Cor repairing SC done al the shortest notice,
aud in the best style.
They promise that no s1er;Ion on their par
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 the pub
liei and earnestly reques, the favour Il q iual.
HOOKER e. ID. PHILLIPS.
Jsnuarf s. 05
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- - - - - " o
u. EMUEL LYNCH has The pleasure Il Al
nonncing To his friends aud the pablic ge
Morally, that he has received from PhlIadsiphi.
a neat assortment of JEWELLERY, consist
ing in part Of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Gnld Rings.
Breast Pms and Earrings.
Silver Pencils. and Leads 10 suit,
Silver Thimbles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses, .-...%
A rich assortment Of Silver and Steel
SPeelacles, 10 soil all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Sail 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 WaIrh Keys and Chains,
Sllk.Br.id, and Elastic Guard, for
Watches,
Gold Barrel Lncke,s,
Coral. Guilt Locke,..
or Watches aud Clocks Of al descriptions
cleaned and repaired in his accustomed sure.
rior style.
May a. 60
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Tie hon Isaac tin. lais Democratie
Senaiss il ne Congress Of he United
slaies from he siaie o. New Hampshire.
has siaee rrinraed n his foFmsr oecups-
sioa. me Pahlisher q . newspaper. Ina
lsls nsmber he makes use Of he follow
ing jsdieiOas and vsIl-dned remarks:
. Lea he manpfselsfiag indeslry and
capital be fosier~d. shd IN tsn years she
peodseas wsa be double. and perhaps
ssbie-s market wfll Be kept within ogr
bnrders Thai viii pay higher price for The
surplus Of oar I.rmers Than they esa OBJ
asin q ske sesporls n Massachusetts Let
railroads Be eKisnded through The nalursl
valleys lhs whole length of The SIale--lsl
other improvements 60 on, snd every
sere n Land will rise in salue-snme
treniy.fte. some City end sone "a hun
dred per cent. There are certain men
who wsuld noe seen 10 sish 10 present.
% ihs :. only poltrslqaeslion. |" whether
. candidate Tor public Office vii or will
nal lhrow every obslruclion in The way Of
great publie improvements. Will ne
people choose far public servants those
only ~hs are desiress 81 driving a~sy
ihe capital Of olher States which seek 70
employ ilsslfon eur numerous waterfalls.
and q bald up and beauty numerous
sillsgss. which fornish SEAPORT Cor he
farmers surrounding then."
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY. tEs-
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1912. 80,

CoraeIius Buchanan, and Joshua Owen & wifi,
Henrietta,
a.einst
Simon Gentry and wife Martha, David Bucba.
non, Sally Buchanan, VIVA Brnager, Pet,
Brinager, Israel Estuood and wlie Susan.
Hinton Bucbanon. Hillyard Buchannn. Tho
mas Mitchell aud VII. Martha, Lewis Mon.
taguc and vile llixy, Prudence Bnthauon.
Agnes Buchanan, Priscilla BLchanon, Eliza
beth Buchanon, and Rosy Bnchanon.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction OF The cour;
:. thai the defendants David Brfrhanon, Agnes
Buchanan, Priscilla Buchanon, Elizabeth Buc
hano0, and Rosy Buchanon, are moi =. sidenis
Of This sisie: II is therefore ordered, that PUB
iicaIion be made in the IIlIIs5oroupt Rer order,
for 1--we weeks snceessively. that unless the
said defendants appear at tie next term Of this
Court, 10 he held lor the county OF Pcrson, al
the cnart house IN Rnxborough on the third
Monday % jane next, and ihen and there
plead. answer or demnr In the sane. ar i, vii
be set FOR hearing, aud heard ex parte as 10
them
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk OF said Court,
al Office, the third Monday of March, 1892
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. IS 90. 81
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Notice.

EtlIE subscribers having qualified al May
4 term Of Orange Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions, as executors TO the last III and
testament Of MICHAEL HOLT, deceased
hereby give notice 10 all persons indebted 10
said estate to make immediate payment. and
those having claims will present Them, proper.
" authenticated. within The time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead il bar Of reco.
very.
EDWIN M. HOLT, D r
VIM. A. CARRlGAN, 1s'' TO-
May IS. -. 25-3w
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Lost or MisIaid.

A NOTE Of hand drawn by wil<on Garrard
10 fssnr of Ihomas Rhodes, sr. dated a.
boui the 25;h Of NoreSter b.st and PAYABLE
.ea o. b.i-re The 25ih 81 December next, for
-oae hundred dollars. This, therefore, is to
soreMarn allpersa.s IRON trading for the same.
THOMAS RHODES. SEN'R.
June !. &c -
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED At TllIs OFFICE
HlLLSBoROU GIL. N. c.
rrELIsnEp WEEKLY
by DENNIS nEARTT.

AT THREE noIIaRs TEAR, On Two pou.ts
FIFTY CENTS " PAID IN Ai,sxcE.
Those who do not give noii, OF ihcir With
10 nave their paper discontinued n, the, cypifn.
tlon 81 tie year, Will be pre-. umcd az ,irs,nnr
nhtlnnancr uhi,l counicrna, d.J = And no
Paper vii 10 ii i'iru Il until an ort.a,ao.
are foid, ~ css al he u on f,i G pull si.cr.
h"Vr. U en'cais not txrcr,linp sixteen lines,
.'nf d",ar Tor Tie iirsi, aud tnrnl, five t,nis
TOT fa' u shhs' qnrri instriiuu; Ia ., Z ones ~
pr Potion. tnnii advertisements twenty I've
per tf1 igh'f. A ,'cdm IrnnT n, per cent.
Vii ur mace 10 sdtaiti,.,. 1, tl,r year. s. ..
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Mattresses.

EElTllER Double or Single, made 10
order-an article Of great con,ior,,
either IN summer or winter. Orders lei,
ii The "ili"e al the lilllsborcugh Rccor.
der vii be duly ausudtd to.
July "a. Sc
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Norris on cuRREScV.-A traveller
from New England ar Ceairsl New York
starts far ihe Ssuih. Alths Philadelphia
Raaraad Office he 10 fruIlly told lha, they
" don, take Nsw Enslsnd money. nor
sny New roTk but spee,s;" 90 be hss
10 stand shave on The money in his peck.
81. Tea henrs more and ha il in Wash
ingian; aud here lat ne rsilrosdl they
won'l take Nsw York city bills except al
swa per renL discount They won'l TAB
Virsiais here. nor 10 Baltimore, save 81
some sight 10 twelve per cent. discount.
They won't take PenRsy lsaais country
money IN philadelphia. nor Msrylsa
cosnuy money in Baltimore or Washing
son. In short. u every stepping place
yoa musl pet your pocket bosk 10 The
bfoksrs' hopper. and have The contents
ground osl asiaas the soll.
All this. BE- II observed, 10 done with
currency every where lsxeepl vireiD,a)
ssdesmsi Prosptly in specie. There 10
us longer Q pretsncs that suspension csus.
es these inequalities. The simple fseIis
that ws have touched bsliom on General
Jacksoa's . better currency" ri State
tank asssE and you esn'i select any out
81 The loi ihst y0u can travel twenty four
hvpn upsa.
TAis Gill never do. We esnnoi stop
here; &c masi sdvsscs or GO back. BE-
fore tee yeafs the isspe must be Broadly
pressntsd--a = aslionsi paper currency,
OF % sxslssivs nslsllic currency" THIS
Ulster and jacksonville ennirivanes, with
= shave On every corner you torn. cannc,
be psrasssnt eendihoa. lf,hsre really
BE- nei in The land wisdsm 20 devise aad
sirius 10 nsisiaia . SQUAD and nnifsrn
eiFsslsisns nedisn. 10, % GO back 10 the
devices u bsrbarism 81 encs.
" Y Tribune,
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.IHE asA~eribsF AS - fali 0pxraAioa n his
NIL Esrrcit's Garigk and Smutt Ma
ehine.s whseh cleaas hkeal nphoui ussle,
from Ill 9Th, aad wall briag inlo ase he smull
snd earlirk Wheal. ihsi has hsEetoisFe been
slmast nseieNs.
HIS Cardiac Marhsaes arc 10 coed order IN.
der che sarerinieadenee q $. s chytsr. ESQ.
whose skill T. CARDIAC waai = VEL knawa.
The higisesa pElce ain Be giAna Cor wheat,
FlaI See. sd weoi. A sapply &c wool Roll.
Cor sale; AID aisa Fear and Oh.
THOS. w. HOLDEN.
Esos Mills. May Is- az
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sure." says qnaiu. writer. :" whence
@sn properly informed might bring forth
something far ornament, mech for cur,o
sny, and more for use.''
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II NY persrn having In his possession. Book
~ OF Books belonging 10 the Dlaleciie Sosi.
ely a Chapel Till, = requested 10 Eeluln The
same as soon as possible.
May 81. as
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Notice.

E.E Application will be made to the
next General Assembly Of The Stale of
North Carolina, ful DIVISION olihs coun-
~ Of Orange. wi
MANY VOTERS.
March l6. IL
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"A business at the old stand Of Parker & Mel.
son, he would take this method 10 inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has
jasl received a large aud well selected assort.
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