davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY REGULAR
 WEEKLY PACKET

WEEKLY PACKET.
 M fs-Fz8D A. The new and splendid double en- [ lEd d--Hs sgne steamer SAM DALE, F. M. ssS. .. ohnson master, will leave forMoA gomery evelv WEDNESDAY al o'clock PM and arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every FRIDAY at i oclnrk PM and arrive in Mobile Monday morning. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board to
 dec3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

V "A AFRICAN PATENT PLATE WINDOW A GLASS-ln point of smoo,hness of surface, weight of metal, thickness and strength, this Glass Is much superor to the French any other Glass in use. Builders and others des,ous of having respectfully invited to call and examine this article. full assortment of sizes just received and for sale
 dec25 by l. c. DUBOSE $ CO, 80 Wa,er- st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

LENN'S INDIAN HAIR O,L-This elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten years, and the continued demand for it is an evl- deuce that its good qualities are duly appreciated. the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour- shing and sreng ngthenng the hair, and preventing it from falling out or turning grey, giving it strength and causing it to grow luxurianiy, even on bald places. where the roots of the hair have been de- stroyed The Oil removes the dandruf, and gives a glossy sof:ness the locks, truly beautiful it ha also the singular property of making light or red hair whiskers, and eyebrows, several shades darker color. It is pleasantly perfumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by ''t''~ ''
 decll -Nt H. GATES, Is6 Dauphin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

TENAYLOR'S BAISAM OF LVERW ORT, sold
 \ wholesale and retail by I. c. DUBOSE X CO.,, Agents No. 39 Water s,reet.-Furtlier testimony just received from Dr. Rowland, in favor of Dr. Tayior's Baisan of Lrer,0ort, 375 Bowery, cure for Consumption. Liver Complaint, Palpi'ation of the Heart, Bronchitis, and Asthma.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

BROWNSVILLE WEEKLY PACKET Ins n"s,e cA Roa,sa roa ;spssr rssr packet the ensuing season between Mobile and Pickensvile; leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening at 5 o'clock PM
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oci2S M. WAKING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

MOBILE & MONTGOMERY wEEKLYPAcKET. M ryzsD h. The steamer MONTGOMERY, t1@l-kSR. BulIard master, will run during 9gk the regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, at o'clock PM, and Montgomery every MONDAY, at 10 o'cock AM. .lt
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oct30 MOSES W AIRING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

E REsH DRUGs-By recent arrivals from Liv. J erpoo and the Northern and Eastern ports the subscribers placed in receipt of their fall sup- plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising a full and perfect assortment of all articles in their line of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan. ters, are respectfully invited to favor with their orders, under the that neither means nor disposition are wanting to afford them every possI- be advantage. c. DuBoSE CO.,, Druggist.
 nov25 la AHt IN 39 Water-st,
 ID JULES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- ID SAPARILLA, For the cure of Scrofula in all It's forms, diseaees of the skin, eruptiors, &c |, rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the lungs, cancerous affections to counterac the des uc- tive effects of mercury. and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. For sale by ' 1 d.. J. K. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggist,
 janl0 sf.. .. corner Water and St Francis-sis 8
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-25
For the Port Tobacco Times.
JOEL NONSUCH;

OR THE MOST UNFORTUNATE MAN IN THE WORLD
CHAPTER II.
Have not had to wrestle with my lot?
Have [ not suffered things to be forgiven!
Have not had my brain seard, my heart riven,
Hopes sappd, name blighted, Lies life lied away!
And only not to desperation driven,
Because not altogether of such clay
AS rots into the souls of those whom survey.
Byron.
We are all liable to a reverse of fortune
in this life. No mans earthly pilgrimage
is free from vicissitudes. To-day ne may
be swimming exultingly upon the full-tlde
of prosperity, tomorrow he may be plung-
ed into the deep gulf of despair and penu-
nv. 1t has been the lot of some to pass
through life partaking more of its sweets
than its bitters but with the mass 1t has
been far otherwise, their measure has been
filled up with cares and sorrows, with dis
appointments and misfortunes; if they have
experienced prosperity at all, 1t is only to
render the troubles of adversely more distress
sing by the contrast. Alas the mutabillty
ofall things 0 tempora! Omores! With me
the frown of fortune was whitening. Bright
prospects were clouded I'm a day. From
one who had enjoyed the reputation of a
distinguished physician, and who was just
on the eve of taking young and lovely
wife, found myself tumbIed down to the
base cognomen of quack, with all my
connubial anticipations blighted. The fact
of having lost caste as physician did not
grieve me, for my ignorance of the profess
sion deservedly entitled me to such fate !;
but the love-sick heart-the loss of the fair
one-oh here with me was the pang. ]
loved, yes, deeply loved, and it was no
easy thing to recover from the blow which
cruel fate had given me. | now fully real
lied the following words of the poet:
"Oh, Love! no habitant of earth thou art
An unseen seraph, we believe in thee,
faith whose martyrs are the broken heart"
But there was one thing which Gained my
sorrows and brought consolation to my
dropping spirits, and that was, as thrust
my hands into my pockets there | found
the thousand dollars tilched from the Gre
dulity of my very estimable patient Mrs
Goodwill This was more money than
] ever possessed at any one time before
thought that out of it | could yet make
myself man, and that my case was
not so hard after all. So, riding along
leaving behind the village B. and my
sweet Ida, forever, revolved in my MIND
many plans and schemes by which could
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-25
P O E T R Y
From 'sPoems by Frances S. Osgood."
HYMN.

From "Poems by Frances S. Osgood."
HYMN.
Approach not the altar a..
With gloom in thy soul;
Nor let thy feet falter .,
From terror's control!
God loves not the sadness
Of tear and distrust;
Oh serve him with gladness-
The Gentle, the Just! ".
His bounty is tender,
His being is love- .....
His smile fills with splendor ..
The blue arch above.
Confding, believing,
Oh enter always ....
''His courts with thanksgiving
His portals with praise"
Nor come to the temple
With pride in their mien;
But, lowly and simple,
In courage serene.
Bring meekly before him -
The faith of child;
Bow down and adore Him,
With heart undefiled
And ''by the still waters, %
And through the green shade,
With Zion's glad daughters,
Thy path shall be made! ..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-25
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY e. WELLS. JR. & CIV. HODGES.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

EDITORS AND PROPHET oRs.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months'''''Sl %
&C {" ifnot paid until end ofthe year, 2 W
Single copies 81 cents
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-$l per square for three mser-
tions-14 lines of small type or l6 of large type
to constitute square-25 cents for every subse-
quent insertion. Ifthe number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lshed until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction made to those who advertise by
the year.
Communications addressed to this office must be
post paid.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
3. Lamps to Burn Canlphene.+ .

EEORN'S PyATEyVF SOLID BOTTOM 0GE9SS
HI FOUyNT.4LN LAMPS for GamPhene or Chem-
AFTER as the psrect sLanps ever invented They
meet the appreciation and praise of all who use them
Try all Others but do not fail to try the best the chea-
pest and ALL the Lamps that will give the great
est light with the least expense They the most
simple and easy to manage and trim. cannot cerode or
become heated while burning easily cleaned inside and
than half per hour will give you splenddligh! -
TTv One." Manufactured wholessle and Fetaa-hy j.
O. Fay, No. I36 Fulton street, Sun Buildipgsl New
York, viz Stand Lamps for ParIors with without
Lustres {; Suspendng Lamps for Stores, Horels and
Churches also Chandeliers, Side Branches, &c sc.
in any style desired, or made to order.
N. B. Ladies, ii you wish to your eyesight
to good old age, want strong and beautiful light to
by, do TAIL TO procure Of these Lamps
One the centre faflaEge parlor will enable you ia
read the finest print in the most remote corner,
March l9, ''''-' '-'-' - 54l-13t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
&. SITY.

FEHHE Public Anniversary Examnation of the Sty-
H dents of the University of North Carolina, will be
held at Chapel Hill, Monday, the 26th day of May
day the 5tFday of Juhe being first Thursday in the
month, which last mentioned day is appointed for the
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the College
The following Trustees compose the Committee of
Visitation: &c.,
HIS Exc,y WIN. A. GRAHA NJ, ,rPfes't er o6fciO, 7
Hon. AYlD L. SWAIN Il. L. D, Pres't Of College.
Thomas S. Ashe, James Iredell,
Daniel NJ Barringer, George w! Jeffreys, .'4-f:
Thomas D. Beunehan, James Mebane, So -,
William A. Blcunt, Bartholomew F. Moore,
Thomas Bragg, Jr.- 81 Frederick Nash,5 -.
Charles Chalmers, ~ - Thomas Settle, ~''-6 D ~
4George.F. Davidson, William II Washington
William Eaton, Jr. - Nicholas LIVE Hiannsy 5si
Burgess, s.: Gather. John G. Williams, sac,
sSolemon Graves, - Patrick H. Winston, n,>-s,...-
Frederick J. HILL, ). -. - ..t,,.
Altothef members Of the Board Of Trustees who may
attehd Will be- also Of this Commit
tee S%By yurdeF, ,>..j CHARLES MANLY, SeuetdTy,s
Raleigh, ApFil25, 1885, q {sF''E*e g54Ts4t' .
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
1GtlfnberIand SIleFiH, 8 Sale.

nN The first Monday in June next will sell for cash!
" at the Court House door in the Town of Fayette-
vile 1hs follong acts Of Land and town Lots,
much thereof will pay the taxes due thereon for the
years1s42 and 1913, viz sh 90 2&AsE7Id sFo1s 81
100 Acres, listed BY Moses Branch, on Up Little River
1I4 q Samuel johnson, joins Duncan Bsdsule u
200 '' AIchd Smith, Trantotnas creek iitoS%eT2
Let, Daily for Ether Avis, Person ST. Fayetteville
-1s sssa Danes Campbell HsyMe So y: S: Arsenal
q AEmaFetta jenkins, cor. of Lamon, and Ann SITS
I U Wiley Jones, improved franklin st
II &c .isSsssSsts I zGt" Hilisboro, sf:<sRn y
n.,,," corner Wfnslow and Mumford sts.
l John Mum, his simmer residence go go =
Il assS Sarah McIneFi south side Hay IT o. Il % &c
The ot1Opisg axe s'sstsds and board 50rOblt ctGF:
6sAeresSownsr unknown, vat Lit. RiEsj0iHs Elliott
SaS SdS All Pfsntice,s estate kid
800 ess IsAaeJscksonS SiFers creek 81 eq3qd 5ehJ
100 90 Murdock ellis, Black Ponds
lO05' Est Of John Dickson. Long brah6h 7fst dist
80 50 Est Charles McRaes liz eRockfshs dist
75O Heirs of Archn Black. near the Gaul6erTy
60 i The PsEseE Iass tqeks sEssk District >. =,
iof,sT John Carmichael. joihs, Danean!BHce aaf
Gcl asssrss asrvsstf sfh iii heirs d ;zll
zlI (ste1z b0toss .FageneStlIs n s9fEst sF9'
ALEXANDER JOHNSON. Sheriff. o.
April "a, Is45. (Pr. 81 oo) t47-H
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
To the Public.
AaCARD..


- R We have received from Philadelphia
&9 and New York, our Spring supply of
NJ DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHI EN-
ICAL.S, PAINTS. OILS, DYE
- STUEFS, &c. which makes our stock
large and complete comprising almost thing kept
in similar establishments, which offer for sale at
REDUeED PRICES. =:
Physicians, Country Merchants, and others will find
it to their interest TO examine the quality and prices OF
our stock before purchasing elsehereas weAaEe pre-
pared and feel assured in saying. that can offer in
that canuot fail to please All orders prompt
ly attended TO, and particular attention paid to the com
pounding of Physicians prescriptions and Family Med-
cines which will be carefully executed at all hours OF
the day and ni1 hit with neatness, and accuracy.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
Raleigh, May I, IS45 54S9t
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
SPRING GOODS-l845... q.
HALLoCK, MOUNT &. BILLINGS,
173 PEARL STR EET, zone door above, Pine. Street
F.. GOV 81 * 'NE Iu vORuf ,1-'-'''.' =. ~

,HALLOCk, MOUNT d BILLINGS
I73 PEARL TREET, zone door above, Pine Street ]
NEW YORK,
RE now receiving by late arrivals from Europe and
n from Home Manufacturers,a large assortment of
F.a.FCYand STAPLE DRY GOODS, adapted to the
Spring Trade, which they offer by the piece package,
favorable terms.{zE 49, 5 So ittA -, t
Their stock consists in part of--.-f ar ..~-.,,..,
Cloths, Cassnneres, Sattihets Vestings,
American Prints of affsstyles, 1tss + 80 s31s .,
Brown and Beached Mgsns various styles and prices,
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns, Scotch Ginghams, - ~
Printed Muslins and Lasxns-ueW sty4esS1 = o :,EE
Balzorines, "A pacas, Lustres, -, =. 81, q: -
Silk and Cotton Work, - ''a'>@-' L - - ar
Silk and Gotten Velves, zs4al.; = ~
Fancy French and English GambToons,
Spring Tweeds-siHgIe and double width y RI lx5
Check Gipgham and Merino Cashmere, g
Drab 'Etes for summer wear, 7'' rs1 a@f
Brown Hollands, Sfesas and Paper Cambrlcs,,,s
Cotton Hosierv-beached and brown,
Fancy and silk Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, sewing
Twist, ,L1E -fGEt3
Corsled Skirts, Table Covers: BneRdThread, 7s.2 "
Jaconets,~ ~Camnrics, Gloves, &c. &c.
Ga-Merebants buying goods for Cash will find it to
their interestto buy OF u.s. -. q. ...... IF
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
New York City Advertisements,
J. & P. COATS -
SIX CORD THREAD.


THE Manufacturers Of this article beg respectfully
i inform the trade and the public, that they have
under the necessity of filing bills in Chancery
against various parties engaged in manufacturing and
selling fraudulent articles OF thread, with their name
and style. Iha these they have been successful
procuring Injunction and they beg TO state that
they resolved to protect their customers the public
and their own interests against this fraudulent franc,
by prosecuting, without regard 10 COST all parties who
base enough to lend themselves to such unprlnc
pied dealing in any shape whatever
The counterfeit threads in question are generally very
inferior three cord threads running from so to $50 yards
in length, although marked 200 yards They some
from the genuine mark such as the following, viz:
81 Coats, J. p Coats, ..-
J. & P. Goats, - q
&c This is doEe with the view, at the time, of
deceving the public and apng the penalty due to de-
in the recent the subject, that all mutations of
manufactures marks or labels intended TO deceive are
frauds upon the public, and invasons of the rights OF
pares nttling the parties suing TO perpetual lnJunc-
ton, costs and damages. ,~-
The following are the sole agents for J. & p Coats
Six Cord Thread for the~United States.
IN NEW YORK. -
Messrs Hugh kuchncloss & Sons 40 Beaver street
Ba.es & Coates, so Cedar street. s'F
IN PHILADELPHrA.
Messrs. Bates Coates, Church atiey. -
...r BOSTON.
1essrs. Wilton s. March. r -- ..-. s
The subscribers will feel thankful for any information
that will lead the detection of OrgeEeS on their stamp,
communicated of the above named parties or to
their counsel, Charles Edwards, ESQ., 81 Wall street,
New York ; A. H. Fi>ke, Esq, Boston. ..-
April 80, 1s45. ..,. ..s 5l7-3t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
HURRA FOR COLUMBUS COUNTY

| 81 8 Z
HURRA FOR COLUMBUS COUNTY
We received ,througt.the hands of Mr. Thomas
Metnory of Columbus county, last Saturdayia
bottle Of Molasses made IN that county, from The
sagdr canea Those who have examined i saw
Il would sell for about the saine as West India
-Molasses, from which we may infer that in a
short timr, experience will enable The manufae-
turefs to giVe"us as good an article as the world
affords sa'.ssl fto
|. Messers Duncan and Gore are the mannfac-
tarers. This,is only their second attempt, but
they have planted largely Of cane this year and
,will.go Into the busibess more extensively. Of
course, AS they fmprove their machinery, and the
quality ofthelr cane, and in the process Of manu-.
.fdcture. they viii turn out better Moasses; but
this is good enough for any mans pancakes, as
we fuliy tested We rejoice to see the enterprise
of our citizens awakening; the resources of
wealth lay all around Them if they will mrn them
to account -. North Carolinlan.
+ Rhode Island legislature. This body was or.
-ganized on Tuesday at Newport, and Charles
Jackson officaly announced as Governor. George
Rivers and Joseph s, Pitman were put in fnofili-
nation for clerk of the Senate. Mr.. Rivers was
elected by two majority George G. King, of
Newport, was elected speaker Of the House of
Representatives, and Thomas A. sJenckps and
Francis E. Hoppin, clerks, without opposition
A letter in the Providence Gazette of Wednes-
day evening says:
''T' The question of liberation win come up in
the assembly to-day, and will probably be dis
posed Of The Ssmale<is yigRt; the House is
doubtful; but we hope for the best Governor
jackson thinks our great object will be accom-.
ptishedi and so, l am told, does Senator Simmons
but others. among them some Of the knowing
onss think differently = -
Bosworth and Heath, convicted Of offences A.
gainst the government Of Rhode Island, while
acting under the t' Peoples Constitution" were
Sentenced on Monday BY the supreme court sit
ting at Bristol, to Imprisonment in the county
jail, and committed. 1's E
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
Ripe Peaches! MayT5th, Is45-capt. Henry

r Ripe PsaGhes! MayT5th, JS45,-Capt, Henry
Lyons has JUS. sent Us some Beautiful Nutpieg
Peaches, pfFfecrty ripe, and ihe favored grown ID
the open air his garden In ttis city, This re-
matkaBle pEec6ehveshows ieefdhHbia iexcels a.
nv portion U6ited Stafes lSin 10 thssafrfe
attsde1 tho prod0cHdn oGeaflY fIsits; and also
gives high evidence thai It is hptAthe treesandieii4
mate which brings about these things. but that
qruchn 7aAin thissinstdHes, son careful at
tentou being bestozgsd oashems Ystg7osa sss Is4s4
South CdroliniaR.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
r. HOVEY'S -
TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
1873 PEARL STREET,

,
(opPosrr CEDAR srREEr) .NEW YORK. .-
LEATHER, Seal, Hide and Canvas: Packing Trunks,
Ladies' and GentIemens' Hat Cases and Travelling
Bags vaIses Carpet Bags Hobby Horses, Velocpedes,
sc. Russia, Black Green, Russet, and Sole Leather
Folio Trunks, suitable for the Army and navy on the
most favorable terms. Sold Wholesale and Retail in
quantities to suit Purchasers.
10 Citizens and Merchants from the Country
Uted to caHas a6ooe Gef0re making their tTehGses
April g. sally.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
Popular novels in Cheap Form.

Just Published and for sale at The North Care
:. lima Book Store - I'D 49,.
Life in Italy The Improvsatore from the Danish Of
Hans Christian Andersen, translated by Mary Hewitt
The Gamblers Wife. A novel, by the author {. the
Young Prima Donna " sc. sc. -.
The Ancient Regime; tale byJ p. R. James. Also,
No. % and d Harpers Pictorial Bible, '.c- .-,-
TURNER & HUGHES.
. May Z, 1915. 54s
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21


4a appropriate reply. 1t will beremembered
that the Presdrnt elect, on his way up the Ohio
RireF stopped for afew moments at Jrffrrsonville
to shake hands with his friends of the !" Hoosier"
State While engaged -4rith his amiable lady in
receiving the congratulations of the citizens,
young federakst, who was III great agony for an
opportunity to display his conceited smarnesS said
TO Mrs Polk, .saE ,tl 1--I -. a. al =.
= Madam, 1T must be exceedingly iiresome to
you to be obliged to take the hands OF so manyof
these rough farmers and mechanics I" - 9a
.ENo sir she replied /" it is to this very class
Of individuals am indebted for being placed in
aposition 10 hare the honor to shake hands with
themn ,.-.s : 81 qj .c'.'eq 0taa - h!tt-aa
Ills unnecessary to add, that the respectablekid
glove young gentleman vanished qinstanter u go
dos t@.,1 50 sNs'0sz4tbany tfa.) Dew.
"A Reeogaftio1t-tI Ii is presumed that girls are
fond. Of kissing, bul then they may have some
choice in what manner and from whomatbey wiIli
receivea kiss A kiss in the dark is said 10 be-
extremely exciting, stolen kiss some author says
is very sweet boz iee should think aeompplaixei
kiss in open daylight upon the public paxemenis,5
planted upon the lips ola pretty gIrl whether she
would or nor By aiupans she never saw before,
which We, we,si saw done Yesterday, raerq ing, wasaa
saluiaion any Thing bul pleasing 10 the TeceiEer.z
Passing up Vine street. we sawna- young gentle
man clasp a lady whom be met around lheswaistoi
and ptterng q Of, joy he implanted severed
IsisseE upon her lips with the quickness Of thought
The Young lady Struggled 10 release herself and b
las soon. as she did she asked him in tone of
extreme indignation, as well as p great astcnishsh
1mept how be dared, stto take spch an unEarrantl
able liberty" - g Why Mary said hes looking;
at berwhh unfeigned surprise, g dent you know
me--iis il possible, You have Orgetteq me e.
No sig, do aot know YOU and yeu have be, :
ha yed, very lunoentlemanlY." IA fcOnsuitaloRa q
then ensned, and lbe secrtt ofthe young genlero.
maa's copdiIct was soon solved He hsdscouHede,
and was bctEothfd TO chs. young sdystyih sister,
but The sister he ssaluted So unceremonjo jously bel
had never before seen, Matters were csoon ref Z
conciled, and they went theiT way rejeicBgan Wess
sbppld think It <dangeEoge TO marry ladFFwhoH
had twin sister, sttapge things some times do
happen and q, man might sbe kissing, seq1ebody
elsss wife, when be hougbt he bad his 0syRsnslals
l.ss SIss4ao 7sE4saoC aepsasGti1 Esqpi5esd.nq
SoaessiaS Ass4S.s. wOWing acf0wd 81, ,otaet: ! !
matter we are unable 10 make room for II, as u
the editor az the dining table said on being asked
to take some pudding
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

GTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders in the
i Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company, will be
held at the Office of fe Comptroller of Sfate in the
CITY of, Raleigh, the first Monday in June next
punctual attendance either in person BY proxy, is
particularly requested VIM. BoYLAN' FTest.
R. s. G. R.>k. Office, 54aA
April SO, 1915. .r = -... =
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21

r Tics sClsxk,aAd thssDspiks ~ merchanl'EclerE
came into printing Office short time snce,f and
seeing pile ofPaPafs IyiugionHhe eatls; iii fbe-
ing the day of pubica'i0il e help
the printers devil :aT rs spJse Sod aoSf SSke any
pay for jst one paper pr Not always. repIied
Che devil Shorty afterwards, the, devil entered
the store wherethe clerk belonged, andeaIledpfof
4 pound of raisins which. was quickly weighed
ouI by the clerk The devil took the raisins, say
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
NOTICE,

WIEL. be sold at the Court House, in Swan Quarter,
w on Monday the 26th day of May, 1915 for cash,
the following Tracts of Land, much thereof will
satisfy the Taxes due thereon and Of advertising.
1850 Acres of Land belonging 10 the Heirs Of Green
Hill, known the Lake F Flats Mattamuskeet Lake.
Taxes due for 1870 = Z $50 7S, Z
do do IS4l 81 40
DO DO 1872 81 Sc
do do ls43 .- - SS 40
Also one Tract of Land or SO much thereof will
satisfy che Taxes due on the and cost of advertS
ing belonging to the Heirs of Mary Archy, adjoining
the lands of the heirs Timothy Burges, containing
40 acres. Dr.. "'.~- <-'..
Taxes due for 1S40. e.. .-.. ... p "a
do do 1871, 81
do : do 1892 -. 10 80
do do l843 -.- IL 90 g..
The above tract of land belonging to the Heirs Of
Green Hill will be sodfn seperate Lots 1t was pa
tented of $40 acres each. - =
- -.-sa-s ~ , : of HVde County =
April 25th, ls4b. >, (Pr. ady. - -oo,1 64szst