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aTTAGIEMEHT.

4 STORY or LOVE IND DEBT
A curious anecdole was once related to
Us g.ih name Of person, aud place aud the
dua af the event, which NC shall repeat
.aFhe gonedl ot the rising generation, who,
d ,hgir has'e 10 carry ouI their views, may
camc.., some mistake whose effect v,i Be
per1nGeul.
Mr., Rhodes was the High Sheriff Of
.~- county, Massachusetts, and his good
name inherited from the father and cher.
ished BY the sou, made him no, only pop
THAR as az olHaer, bu, rather wealthy as a
Iaan. Why Mr. Rhodes bad never got
HaFf.ed The hides could mot ascertain,
though they talked tie matter over aud
ever very often but almost all said there
mgs! have bcon some cause in his youth
MIR. Rhodes was thirty five, at least ),
which vas known only to himself, and per.
haps one other.
Some disappointment, said Miss Anna
young lady who thought it wrong that
gentlemen should be disappointed Some
fatal disappointment
Not at ALL said her maiden aunt MOI
a all nobody ever though. that Mr.
Rhodes had courage enough to offer him
sell 10 lady, He is so modest, tina,
should like to see him make a proposal
No doub! Of il, aunt, no doubt OFT
aad 10 hear him, too, said Anna.
Your fail q and > said Annals mother
once thought tina, Mr.. Rhodes would Ger
ialnIy marry Miss Susan Morgan, VIII,
'4en lived in the neghborhood.'
Was he accepted by Miss Morgan
asked Anna.
dou't believe she ever had an offer,
said aunt Arabella.
Perhaps not, said Mrs. Wilton, bu
SAC certainly deserved one from Mr.
Rhodes; and have frequently though, tina
curing services ln church, he was abou
10 make proposals before all the cougrega
'ion, as he kept hls eye continually on her,
Do you think, asked Anna, tina, Mis-
Morgan was as fond Of him as he appcaret
10 DO Of herT
She certainly did no, take the sam
means OF showing her feelings said Mrs
wilton, for, sha never looked at him i
cAl'ch aad seemed to blush when, by an
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SINGULAR EXPERIMENT.

The following experiment performed IN
England by a. Palmer is related IN the
London Times. In u county where ii is
necessary to economist grain, it viii be
found OF no small importance. July, ls42,
Mr.. Palmer pu, one grain Of wheat in q
common garden plot, August he divided
ii into four plants, which IN three weeks
were again divided into twelve; which in
September into thirty.iwo; which in No
vember were again divided into fifty, and
SO, in open ground. July, ls43, twelve
failed, but the remaining thirty eight were
healthy. They were cut down Aug l0tb
and counted ,972 stems, with an average
of so grains to the stem, afioydIug q yield
of %, 60ol
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POETR


We stand among the fallen leaves,
Young children At our play,
Aal laugh 10 see the yellow things.
&c rss,.iag on theig way
AIqh, ueyrdy we hunt them doan,
Tie au,uun winds aud we,
Nor pause 70 gaze whore su0a dJifs lie,
o. uDbeams g,.l Tie tree,
With dancing feet we leap along
Where wilhesol bougls are srewn,
Tla past nor future checks cur song
TIE present is cur own
We s,a1d among the t4llsu leaves,
n y1ltAs enchanted spr.ag--
Wien hope aho wearies al the last
Frs spreads her eagle wing.
We Jfa.d 8ltb steps Of conscious strength
Beneath the lcaless trees,
And tAs co.os sialics OF our cheek
As 5loGs tie y!Ctgi breeze,
WAsls ga7ag toward, the cold gray sky,
C.ogdfd with snow md rain,
We wish BE O'd year al. plsi By,
40 tAe rolfg sPring again.
Wo stand mo1g iho fallen leaves,
q .'t-At'@1-6' ? lass -'tN Pf''+t-
NJ leo ir aaf plusing hearts begin
To love" sic yisn time =
And, We z2 wc sigh 10 think
lI1e naay wear hath passed,
~.cs heath these cold and faded trees
oar footsteps wandered last
\ Il st5 s1gPaul 0us--8ow, peTchaucr,
Es8ag' forgot or dead
Con- .y1n3 u.s. as those aIHma leaves
cs led -eH5aia orr tread.
Wal auoag tie flllen leaves,
u ga au1~aal day
ans '9'taflz on with feeble steps,
Pcs ol sn f.ess way
W. M back 90 long ago
lla'aa wg l1joi beeU lost
Na t3sRld-lgs sc may not 1--we
10 see oll aew hope crossed;
Bat oH wa go--t'e sIH's flint beam
4 taca.e watatl imPaHs-
la.'aiood WILTON. rs joy returns
I present G..s our heart
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TAN DARK ron APPLE TREES.

TAN DARK FOR APPLE TREES.
4 correspondent from ShcIburnc, whC
has lanyard recommends covering the sol
under apple trees, with ton bark, 10 keel
away worms. He says be has tiicd this
for several wears, and he is satisfied II has
very good effect on his itcos. The can
kcr.worms prevailed TO very great extent
lately they have disappeared. He cover
cd the soil a, first for the purpose OF destroy
ing the grass urder hls trees, and he Gnd'
in abou, 3 years the bark begins 10 turn IC
oatlh, aud be found that tho roots Of hi
trees we're creeping up TO the surface Of th'
decaycd tan bark,
We should like TO have more our rea
dcrs try tan bark under their trees Nhert
/, is not convenient TO run a plough IS !
will at least convert the natural sward Il
manure if there is no other virtue 10 it,
Mass. PloasluGn.
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CATHOLIC MANuUvERs,

A meeting of the Catholics of New Or
leans was recently called to take into con-
sidcratou an attempt made by their Bish-
op dc fdcto, according to the Crescent
City,) to enforce upon "republicnns, a
yoke from which the ancient masters OF
Louisiana, the kings Of France and Spain,
had delivered their ancestors" and "to
exercise over them u jurisdiction which
violates their rights and franchise, and
exposes them 10 such grave and lament.
able difficulties, that i, bchooyes them Ia
resolve them at once, for the interest Of
the sovereign State" The Diamond says
the meeting was well attended, and adds
"speeches of thrilling character were
made" and "republicanism ,otH flourish
in republican country"
Tho best friends are those who stimu
late each other 10 do good,
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means, she discovered that others had no.
Iiccd his gazing upon her.
/ should think, said Anna, partly aside,
that a mau like Mr.. Rhodes would not
lack confidence to address lady, espe
cially If she was conscious OF her own feel
ngs aud of bis in6rmty.'
Mrs. Wilton smiled, and aun, Arabellu
was about to say that no lady should ever
eylnce her feelings under such crcumsian
ces, whe0 Mrs. Wilmo, remarked, thai
once when she had ioked Miss Morgan up
on her conquest, she rather peilishly re.
Piled, that she may have subdued him
bot he had never acknowledged her power.
Conquest and possession did not 20 to.
geihsr, then, said Anna.
Wen, is this a,,achuent the cause Of
llr. Rhodes single conlluonl Woslhete
20 one else al whom he could look il
church, who would be likely 10 look al
him also ]! said Anna, noddug towards Lel
aunt,
No, said aunt Afabella with a smile
none IN the pew 10 which YOU allnde. |
at least was too strongly impressed with
tho force Of the teuih commandment, Thou
shalt not coyet thy ncishbors OK, nor his
asa,' ever 10 have locked ocer Miss Morgan
q. Mr.. Rhodes.
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IGLN ~

Col r IL Ca:dgan, Mee,ispJaFg, T. c.
Cdas ". Haris. NH Gryoe, n c.
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Tho best friends are those who stimu
late each other 10 do good.
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From ,ke Sonfhcrn Planter.
IMPROVING OLD LANDS.


Mr.. Editor.-Ai the request Of a friend,
wrote TO DR.. r. d. Palmer desiring him
to communicate any knowledge which he
had derived from experience as 10 the best
mode of improving our old lands. ] send
you for publication what be says on the
subject, as he gave me permission to do so
If though, any one might DO benefit
tod by if. Ii is eviden, that we shall have
TO resort TO his or some o,hor mode for re.
storing our worn.out lands. From my own
experience and observation | feel no hest
,atiou in saying ,ha, believe the Doctor $
plan to 10 tho most practicable and eco.
nomicuI ! have seen suggested.
]. MORTON,
Spring Grove, Campbell, Aug IL, 1913
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Spring Grove, Campbell, Aug. II, 1919

"In 1927, settled on farm of $50
acres, in the lower end Of Campbell coun-
~, in tho most exhausted condition Of any,
perhaps, in the State Of Virginia. |. had
been under tho very worst system Of man.
agemeut from the time Of its settlement in
1875. Tho soil being red, its aspect gen.
orally was more that of gullysldo than
any thing clso. Hundreds of gulics were
everywhere TO be seen, some from forty to
fifty fee, vide, and as deep as a common
house top. The previous occupant had an,
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Frui. Trees for sale.

TEylIE subscriber has for sale, at his residence
d on M'MichAels creek, 6 miles South Of
Charlotte, between 3 end I0O0 FRUIT TREES.
Of II choice kinds, which rpen in succession from
May until November Likewise a quantity of
tie best kind OF Peaches aud English Plumbs, all
selected with great care and all grafied-thcy are
tom 10 s feet high My price will be mcdcr-
ate; and 10 any one who viii collect as many of
his ncighbors will take 1000, will give him
1870 for his trouble 4 BY 40 years experience
| have found early planting much the best. will
commence taking them up the 2lst instant, and
continue to do SO through the winter,
JAMES KERR.
Meelirubarg County, y. c. Nor. II, le43.
n, b. The ubovc Fruit Trees are well worthy
he attention Of all who love the choicest kind Of
Fruit
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENDCRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, 1913.
B. Morrow, c. T. Alexander
and D, NJ. Barringcr, Original Attach.
as. mont,
Alexander Robertson.
Levied in the huuds of James S Styles and others,
and they summoned as Garnishees.
II this case, it appearing to the satisfaction Of
n the Court, that the defendant Alexander Ro-
hcrtson, is not resident Of this State IS there
fore ordered, lhut publication be made for six sue
cessive weeks in tho Charlotte Journal and the
Meckenburg Jcitfrsonian, notifying SAID deien-
dunt to be and appear at the next Court of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions TO be held for the County OF
Mecklenburs, at the Cont House in Charlotte, on
the 4,h Monday III Juuuury next, then and there
to plead or replevy, or Judgment final will be reu.
derod against hun, aud the property levied on con.
dcmnod to satisfy plaintiff demands.
Witness, Charles 4. Alexander, Jr, Clerk of
our said Court, at Office, the 4th Monday in Octo.
her, A. D, lSi3, and in the 6eth year of American
Independence.
C. r. ALEXANDER, Jr, C. NC.
Printers fee SIS 62l. Tia
PENSION CERTIFICATES for sale.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

AECKLENBURc COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quar'cr Sessions, DC.
tobcr Term, lS43.
Benjamin Morrow
ST. Original Attachment
Alexander Robertson \
Levied in the hands Of James S Styles and others,
and they summoned as Garnishees.
N this case, il appearing to the satisfaction of
II the Court, that the defendant, Alexander Ro-
bertson, is not resident OF this State is there
fore Ordered, that publication be made for six sue
ccssive weeks in the Charlotte Journal and the
Necklcnburg JefieTonlan, notifying said deien-
dant 10 be and appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions TO be held for the County of
Mecblcnburg, nj the Court House in Charlotte, on
tho 4th Monday in January MOTT, then and there
10 plead or rcrlcvy, or judgment final will be rem
dcted against him, and the property levied on con-
demned 10 satisfy plaintiffs demands.
Witness, Charles t. Alexander, Jr, Clerk Of
our said Court at Office, the 4th Monday in o,to-
Der, A. d. Is43 and in the 6Sth year of American
Independence.
c. r. ALEXANDER, Jr C. MIC,
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CRY 1STELLIGES

po,,cr OEy1cz.-Peter Mulligan arrested
- rxas,,t,.s for sr-aling psiis fonna on HIM William
Jsc ksc Committed Tor stealing bag Oh cox
" Nun Tso.y Tor ,t-ai,ne ,hirt from Patrick Coo.
~, ri,,. Am tiamnca for St-aitag drcantrr 0i ga
f,,n Is TTxraan - Marloa-stf-'t fI'ei' e'e' '"f
,.c ead Ia, ard = - "a The 'trs.i iFea t- arm u
II A., t;s!areg No oosads Row, Column hta-si--
,,-,s f,f stealing umbrella from the bouss
N.rrrin 1870 Fulto-stres add s.veIel, bcaiias Of
&C., Ru;i.,ricsd ,,i,o arrested hin All committed.
TnooXra's DEFicE.--InE ABORTION CASE
,.l,1,r,i ,n 'i,~ tes 81 ,.un9 concluded The
ii the ca.se q the death Of Miss Sarah Jane
-. a, -. I'll # Narrhat ne hnasc OF hlrstl aaBou
49, 80, 4-a7Fpae rom the ey'asuce adduc-d b, Mrs
,t-ra. K,seAam Joseph strang John j. White Bartlett
-, d., Gilman YIN. Il Mller. and Others. very strong
s--ur n fz rIas a. rrgaIdkk tfir dsah o His' Dl'"
,, manifested Dunag th- testimony al Mn, hr'cham'
a. -, ,pt.fIorsted relative Il h-I ioIbiddIng
W., D. IN, aou. .oa.,aaw uaasd Brown mad h'h'eii
r e,tou. r,rtiddirs her sasv-f sov"fN Question:
nd va, 6aaiiy severely rrbaksa 0ea y IA" ana
members Of the jury she 4l.o atrd st her 'oe Hrnp +
Ke,ehun kept The pAce w.rF M had conveyed Mise D's"
sysr,l c,b.r, ,~,ilhrl 10 he iasts-one Of whom
w. - ,iIi.r ,.-itrG IL HAVING carried "a an"n!m
litter ri,,-n by srs brown Miss D''n' .lA,-, n
P-ckak informing o~rn OF i"r .'ekn"~'-atef he
and although in;errnran 10y tt-m t- fuoJrct
cnc.,Isa t., lti fr,n, tt,n J,srph Strnng An uh'r
r,.,dnc a, r.. askti isf,hi 70 Az anonymous ~ ''"s
received tf,,aa Nv York dated me i3'h Ma'eh' Two
b.fu, H. .!.al, ,tsug strong ianenasr 'he a'''"t
hiring ;Ir,,l .I Mas DIVA procure abortion ana a's'"s
,~n fe.eu here The brother dd 80 but e'''." n",
rarn r,ti,r a; Mrs Ksfchum'' n Mrs. bf""">'
h, ,,,,rr vas OF any information Concerning htt IN
Smith and r. son their beuc called 10 me %
ceased by Mr. Il Kcte"" t'r ia'h:f ." 'G G m ,
,I th,,.,duc m lad Ifi tlrrc TINE s-io' her
d.aih Rsw,oa r-maincd until nall Al hour ait-fr -fG''
air White and Mr Beah borr Witness I" the b"t, o. ing
YER, much swollen 40 much tat tn body was h n
6cnlty placed N III. coffin Dr. (ilnr atsd Thar er"u"s
an appropriate remedy rr FacrPeAi eononI,oa a',
that o., Of taa1y would usola, cans az inflammation "
IN. bowels snd consequently produce >"tilihS "' t
body The body was privately ia'-ued the day alter t,
rcrase Of Mis-. D. the vaults 81 'r Bedford ''fe
Church \ letter al.a eui TO The h.aid ~ li'' I'
hand s,uug a. that Pr-k.s 'eai," o '' d'd'h
oi Mis- y,
Thu c4... closed about o'clock. and The 'or"a'f sub
mcd il the Itry without AIRY Comment, 'aNins them
the nscs taken by him durug the examination.
Ar / o'clock They had agreed aud "'re d.c'arS'd-
eleven Of th,m wished brng verdict thar N>i'S p'n
her death by unf. mran.-bu' The "-l,th ana o"!
mel
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~ Ninth Sard.-Tne Democratic Wing Electors
OF the Ninth Ward Thursday sveniug April c, az
the Northern Exchange receive The rrpor; OF The Noa
uauac Committee The Meeting called 10 order By
appointing HIRAM RICH, E,q Chairman and WILLIAM
WELLS aud VIZ L.ussBusY Secretaries, whcR the follow
ne Ilck-, submitted and unanimously approved,
For alderman =. ..-.-D D. AUSTIN MUIR.
4 d,rr,zz III f R ? No0RHIS.
HFNY nov ARD cARGlLLL
Constlb!es ......... CT RDcN >HIiH.
ALEX. FRAZER Jr
For fasprctgr, Of Election
FIr>, Dst.CI..........SAN "A BENEDICT
IoHx q I.>ossIsEG.
Second DistricI. DAY,
:" ~ LopS.suKY.
Third District ......... fksnClsN V. u,rY
hBFAN BuRpETT
FoaUk DSuci........NN WILLS
Jackson LAWRENCE
EowASp CRoLIzs
SIti. D is;rict.....-. rHos. IL GxowN
kossET PtrERsuH.
The following resolution, were offered unanimously
carrie
Rts5s,, Thai ih- present Rrpre>s n,sves OF ,he why
parry Common CounzU hase The pledse
OF the "hs par, 70 re ace he et 2eeitnrr o te public
aUd good i-t ,ha, coadacI shou d be
sanctioned ny iho>e "p Isey have >ignaiy bsaehted
Re,a3ssa Thai tb- Ioza nalEnn OF ROBERT SMITH for
Mayor = - accordance win The ~l,ar, OF Tie People rs
~ nr made known through The ia IcI Box
Rt,srtd That .boug sc hevr ss.ru,or4 70.
scton ic1a! business proper In al
luoe 10 ilaso7s Statesman ana Psrro, 81 West
and OF Nil p.u.es to initiate lis .aagBas-
rnon. boror gtory eoaaron eoan-
Try.
The meeting WIS addressed durng the evening BY D.
Au,sr Mug. and Msody Cualmiags E.qcs., Henry D.
Moore, E,s- OF The Eshta Mr. Savage run, tse
Twelfth VINO spobe WY eoSonrsztak OF her.
Rs,o!-,sd Thai give Cheer, Tor Rosrsr SIXTH
adjourn
Carried Gpanimorsy HIRAM RICH, ChaR
W. Lorx.rssr. secr'saF'e> as b
Tenth ward.-DEMocRATlc WIG NoAlNA
TIOSS
-, 4Ls,raan NATHANIEL =. BRADFORD.
;,,istan:.. q sORSE q. TAYLOR
Is.i.tfor. DA sIps eEsRr
l,sfSors.. IS Lillian Pepi-s son,
ELIAS r ~liLIANs
i..x.tsbi<, t.sNuEt 4. boLTuN,
jocks pEksiEESk- Is 5
II Spring RSsaien na.--Hais OF be Few
spsz style iii BE offered al oar counter on ana after sa
.r.., s,s INST SPENCER, Eatier,
MIA u No 81 Chamber St doom Ees OF Broadway
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SJL5'fT' :"
Cost OF repairs, *, in !si9 ...-.. sis'".i ~
The above III complete except The Miani nj
tension and Hooking CanalA The amount reGuHeu W
complete existing contracts III. nc works ana pay ei
the an 800 GOO al cent ihteiy az
thorlrd, il Appropriated. The remainder vi Inc sinn
EI,rnon anal be ne 80 mile, not under contract -
10 Completed Hth tie SS7oOo OF dose'uc bones 10 oe
i.surd for mat purpose.
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American Family Magazine.
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,h. EuiteI atnrea.-Tbe hrst part OF the American
Family Magazine General Abstract oil uSeiui Ao'N
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. -, M. ,,,rntiop awaken the curiosity. aod rnghien
tb. uoer.,andisgs al young Illustrated 'S'A Vo r"
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II Zach number copaie. about ?cN Entr,sHg<, aHd /
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grPART & Is jusi published.
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" ] strinscr, ISIS Broadway, has Tor ss!e The
phi number OF the Boys and Girl. Magazine
.p}ritrd and pleasant ii,t)o monthly.
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OHIO.

In connection with the Of the debt OF Oha pub
hed by the Auditor in his Circular just issued be gives
table OF statistics he STATE bo wing her inches IN nnds
public works, nc, which. With the urquallhea determine
,on she always shown her interest," should 60 'a
IN re establish her credit which 10 just now somewhat d.
tapldeted 700
oHIo-lB43
Srau--The State o On.o conians irac ton over iO.@p
sopscr miles or as $40 acres Estimated quantity OF
arabe land 20 90 acres wet broken and e $500,
COO Assessed Tor 1912, 20 2605G acres proa
bic amount liable taxation in 1885, y ap %" acres rs
lin,aed amount lands under cultivation, inc!udHs
me dow and pasture lands, e,Dw,0t0 acres
pu!uu!ian
property sn'j TO taxation IN !ei o--''
III ),es cattle, u,erchanls' ptal money al IN.
terest and pleasure carriages, subject TO lsI- -, -o.
Iuoa.. -
TOTAL amour, OF taxable property, IS valued for
that purpose ~ . ~,
Land, are valued for A1nuon ~ In stale oil nature,
ak ing into the value rrected by surrounding I'M
poveuen without reference 10 the improvements on
The land itself value OF The real property Of Tue
State canno, than SaO0 0O OF personal property
90, less than ooOGoO The increase OF the tax st ia
1888 large Of Congress and State lands
IN 1887 Isbe Tor the FIRST This
Population.
Otto became Safe in 1907 -Esumated population oOoo
Population - per census IN l6i0 olo.Io
EryOrtI.
Estimated value OF products exported IN eo so
pabi. UotkJ OratG by The State
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70 MACY Ann Conehla Was FRIDAY con
,c,ed 0. bigamy, and sentenced 10 the State IN
,sn lor two years.
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Lotus GALARRrN
b. SPECIAL Appointment,
Joseph GIL 1.O'E'r Pen Manufacturer 10 Iha

JOSEPH GIl.fO'rr Pen Manufacturer 10 the.
- The hsh character these P-us his
induced he attempt t 1t several dis-put abl. maker
pactier fraud NOT only spnn Mr. elliott bat also ,poa
the p"hlir. An inferior lck. lsn. the mis.peiird
hu t'llot oTi,iing III" final "a IA VIZ msrket e-H
readily b" drteri-d by uh.eI isaTApsc and The
common Stvlr III which par NJ.
ob,er. the genuine rn. all marked m fall, 'pis
CiiIlotts Patent Joseph ,nlln w,ttant,t ,nd ,hl-
each gross hrar fac ,iinle II h. ,cuainre.
Tn. abose may b. hal wholesale. OF HENRY JESSOf,
VI John rorner OF GnlA. wa "
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70 We understand tina, Rev MosEs BALior,
Of Portsmouth, n II has accepted the cal! OF The
Fourth uaiversalis, Society in this citv, and that
he will commence his pastoral labors on the second
Sahba,A in May.
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u The iaqoes, upon the eshumed body OF So
rak Jane OWN was continued Yesterday, aud ad-
surned oil today. Nothing: OF importance was
.,r,,sd