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Garden Seed.

COMPRISING nearly every popular variety, and
" warranted 10 be fresh and genuine and of the
growth of 1915, just received and for sale at the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
These seed were bought and will be sold by weight ;
to which we would invite the attention of purchasers
being not only cheaper than those that ready
put in papers, but be examined before being pur
chased A liberal discount 20 those who purchase in
quantities to sell again. w. H. & CO.
Jan. 26, 1916. $50 IT,
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ETNHE first session Of this ipsttutor y!
i on the first Monday in February nexT %i sOmnenc.
Eve months. = =. "e"'' and continN
The charges for tuition wilIbe
For d;s. Latin Creek and higher branches of Mstb.
Geography, English Grnmmar, History H. $l2n
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, &C. 7S
boESsod BSssd % y9 be Sda, SStsned in several
my is neat and commodious buildiRr bo.u ihe Aca6s
ted 10 Miles South of Oxford. 'eduululy slim
The subscriber has had some experieDo.
cases of protracted sickness. Nce, except IN
G. E. WYCHE, A.
For Information address the Princinnai Principal
p o., Granville County North Ca r"' BrOOkviN
January FL, 1916.
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P. S. In retiring from the Tailoring business,
would inform my friends and the public generally that
have sold my entire interest in the stock of Goods,
sc. to Mr. j. ]. Bggs, my late partner, and do most
cheerfully recommend him gentleman every way
worthyof their confidence and support.
City papers nsertions1 S. SMITH.
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COACH MAKING.

Ploy number of excellent workmen, and will keep
constantly supplied with first rate materials, they will
be at all times prepared to build repair Carriages
every description In the bst style Their charges will
be moderate; and work entrusted to them will be exc
cuted promptly and faithfully.
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
JOHN r. HARRISON,
JAMES S. TERRELL.
Raleigh, Feb. 2, 1916. 5S7-tf
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NNHE exercises Of this Institution will commence on
IL Wednesday, April 18th, 1916.
e FACULTY: ''...
Rev. SOLOMON LEA, A. NJ, President and Protes-
sor of Mathematics and J4ncient Languages.
g Rev. BENNET T. BLAKE. Chaplain and Profes-
sOr Of t.IIent0I and Neral Science.
Miss PHEBE JUDSON, Assistant GouernesS and
Preceptress of Natural Science.
- Mrs. SOPHIA LEA, PrecePtress of Modern Lam
gudges and Principal of the Music Department.
assistant Teacher af yAftsic.
Mrs. S. BLAKE, GOuerness.
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For Sale,

FOf SSll0a
A Negro Woman, good cook. for cash or credit
Enquire at this Office Dec. l6, Is48.-kso-t IT.
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Dissolution.
TENHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
II subscribers, under the firm of urner g. Hughes
is this day dissolved by mutual Henry D. Tur
is alone authorized to close the business and all
persons indebted to the late rm requested make
immediate payment to him.
HENRY D. TURNER,
Jan. l, 1916 -5S3-4t. NELSON B. HUGHES.
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THlHE firm of Smith Biggs is this day dissolved by
II mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late
firm will please call, early as possible, and settle with
either of the partners; and those having claims against
the concern will present themto j. J. Biges for pay
nent. s -rgE au- fc S. SMITH, =
Raleigh, Jan. /. .ls46-5s3 At. J. J. BIGGS.
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The Expenses for Board, including washing fuel cam
dies &C.. and Tuition for full Collegiate course with
Music, French. Drawing, Painting, Needlewo1k, for a
session of months, will not exceed $1OO.
Board and Tuition for full Collegiate course without
Music, &c. for session of months, SO.
Board and Tuition per session in Preparatory School,
from $62 to $65. .--. -
Text Books and Stationary will be furnished at the
College, as may be required ~
The Trustees having made arrangements for COM
mencing the exercises of this Institution entirely to
their satisfaction, deem this notice sufficient to in
Spire public confidence. The domestic economy of tbe
Institution will be such to comfort and safety
and exert healthful influence, as well physical as
moral. -. :,
The Pupils will be required to board in the College
except those whose parents guardians reside in the
village or its immediate vicinity. :.
s. Board and Tuition for the session in advance.
GEO. C. MENDENHALL, Prest
N. B. Preparation will be made for the accommoda-
Hon o. w pupils at the opening the session. Applica
or information before the i5ho
april may be made BY lettsr Otherwise to Rev Solo,
mon Lea, A NJ, Leasburg, N. c., Rev Bennett r RIaLe
Galegb or. Rev. s. s. Bryant, Secretary ofthe Board
'0"sN' ~ 5Sz-tf! :
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Save your Corn CObs g. Shucks :! !
,. To- the Planters and Millers of North


Carolina.
The undersigned has obtained letters patent 10
enable common Mill stones Tor rocks) now in use
to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK into meal,
Tor borses mul's cattle, hogs, &C., thereby saving
more than one third Of a crop, which is 2n impOr-
Iant item with planters. The machinery used for
the aboV purpose is simple and durable and can
moi, with fair means. get out Of order 1t will last
| as long as the stones last, with expense Cf so
cents every five years. To enable the common
mill stones 10 grind ear corn into meal requires
new buildings or extra power. Ii can also be 0p-
piled 10 horse mills, tbreshing machines, gins or
any given power known. The same mill will
grind one-Ihird more Of corn meal by the intro
ductIon OF this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and $huck 10 grinding
corn meal in the space of thirty seconds. Com
alone when fed TO STOCK is said TO be by the most
practical and scientific planters, constpating in It's
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
other malades which are Incident TO stock Grind
ing co6s and shuck with the corn makes food
congenlal with their nature, and cannot produce
any OF the serious results above mentioned. Stock
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived ofthe
benefits of disIenson $50 necessary TO The prcnrr
health Of animals by their being unable 10 eat a
suttlcIent bulk TO produce Gistension before the
anIma! becomes gorged. Cobt ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIslsnsion, without
any danger of diseases arising from overeaIiAg
Corn cob and shuck meal is improved BY scaldns
and still more by boiling, and yet more by par
al fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules will
not eat fermented food, consequently :hey will re-
quire 1t dry or partially wet with cold waler.
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with ungrOund
food, void much in an undigested state, which is
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes
N Read the subjoined certificate.
I[ The undersigned can be addressed at Ra-
leigh, and ali calls will be attended to punctualy
and with despatch by himself or agent
VIM. F. COLLINS,
Raleigh. Feb. 90, 1915.
Having been solicited by Maj. Collins to have
my Mill adjusted 10 grind Corn in The Ear and
Shuck, consented that he should do so as an ex-
pertinent; and am able TO say that it gr'nds
Corn in the Shuck at the rate of 80 bushels per
hour; and the dressing of the stones is so mpTOE-
ed, that it grinds sheled Corn more than twice as
fast as before, and by my watch at the rate OF 10
bushels per hour, and the meal finer than usual
deem il valuable improvement, and shall puF-
chase the right to use II as il will afford me .
speedy way Of feeding my horses and cattle AMI
save much thereby.
+a- :. -. - VIM. BoYLAN.
Feb. 20, IS45. ..- 53S-1y.
-i''t
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"R GALES: SIR-In order to remove Public
prejudce (Which appears to prevail in this section
ohe country against all Patent Rights far a. my
Statement win goin giving the advantage which have
derived in having Major CoLLINs' Patent Right Or
grinding Corn, Cob and Shucks, attached applied
my Grist MIL state that my Mill since this improve
ores bnt FIVE TIMES FAST ER, and grnds up the Com,
Cob and Shuck, into Meal sufficiently fine to mix win
other for Stock. My Mill ground very slow
before this improvement was made but grnds hns
Meal at the rate fsix bushels per hour
make this statement, well for the benefit OF inc
Public, to do Justice To- KNovLToN's Patent (no"
owned by Major colfins.) - l'.''i'al 70
YGB 0lIici % r5a't. .-g 4 ! - ]. MORDECAL
Oct. 20, IS45. .- ~ ,. 572-H
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Owing to the rapid ino..-----

tHIe RAPID Increoso
my business, have had to purch hase a use Of
r6nd1 this fall which has and
others, with articles in my line yerv Merchants and
on Six months credit to punctual customers Of Cash. OF
=, Wholesale and Retail HcnD'
Raleigh N. C,NoVsmber 26th, 1845. DfOsglst
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4or of RoUs ELL's SHAVING CREAM, PALM OIL,
AND OTHER TOILE L SOAPS COLOGNE and
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, is in
ubtable proof of their superior merit and should induce
every gentleman aobO has beard to shuue, and every
person who has any use for Soap and tchOse natural
stoeetness needs any perfume to call the subscriber
and get supplied OF choice and varied stock Just
received. .. p. F. PESCUD.s
Feb IL Register copy.) 5S5
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House Painting.

80 m / am prepared to execute the above bust
EESEA ness in the very best manner, and with the
.EzkaML greatest despatch. ,-... .........
CAMPBELL EATON.
Refer to George w. Mordecai, Esq, Wesley Hollis
ter, Esq, S. w: Whiting, Esq, Hon. W. H. Haywood.
Hon. Richard Hines.
Raleigh, Jan. %, 1916. 6e6-fy.
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For Sale. az
0AA Barrels of Good Corn, one mile from For
eOOV estvi1re Depot S. w. ALSTON. .
Forcstville, January 27, IS46. 5s6-St.
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ETBlanks for sale at this Oface,n
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1920 lkaITAssn.


J Z 'llERE was stolen from the subscIi-
- Der about lh-ce weeks since, a Horse
cf the description ftlinwin,, fr the return 81
Which | viii give 500, and ir tie d, livery OF
horse aud thirl 800.
sad ubrae was about 10 bands high, h.ev.ar.
old hiy cuiur, with mixiure Of gray hlirs, q,
what may be called q by Rosa. ,ie wrs ilIttI
m,lc fer his height, has bal, face q lhrc If hi
legs white up nearly to his knees; Io had. when
slplrg, ing fre.Jup, aud his tail reached near.
" t. toe ground. his tail has never been n'ckct
nor any part ui Tue bone cut, unless slnre stolen
Ills appearance may he greatly changed 10y Iriu.
ming - docking, but he has been So recently TO-
len. That marks # either kind would be fresh und !
ylh the general deception VI the appearance
n quul Ties Ut the horse herewith gwen it might
he detected by q close examination. There Is q
spot on his left hIuk about the SIZE - man
hand, caused by an injury received in running
against fence, upon wairh mark there are ~
white hairs. Iic had bIcmish IN one Of hi,
eyes. which, when a colt, affected bis light and
think 10y close examination may yet be noticed
tie is "A fast troltcr, bat has never been iraInrt
/ lie cin now tTpi u mite IN about thrce minutes,
| he has never uuttld unIcr the salIl', and hl,
never been shoI, unless since he has been stolen
Any person WIN will deliver the horse and
| thief ~ either Of them to the subscriber AT
SpuD-f I'D, luois---or ~ lohn ~imouds, IN 81
l.pu--.-Beui Drnet, ~ Ciurlnul'i--- Is. II. Pppe
louisville Ky,---S mali q hcG,ll New Dh,au.
Nv. n. Brown, Chcago tanpb, Il Ga.
leua-.-Drury 81 Wilicls, New Bost n. Mrrcsr
county, liinois---jlmcs VI as, Madison " -.
cnn,in,--or William Phelps, at Rlccoun Fork
! Iowa Territory, shall receive upon such delivery
1T either OF the above named points, the abpv,
, reward, upon appllcatpn!o cihcr of the qboy,
named persons. PEI Err VAN BERGEN.
| There was also Stul, n from the subscriber, a.
bouttwo months siucc, ut Springfield, Illinois, Il
dnrG mahogany bay horse, about seven years old
lab ut flurtccn aud a half hand, high. He ha.
one had foot q think the right onc) white he.
low the irtlocA one Of hIs hind hpoGs is also
white, think the same enc that IS white h.ilw
the irtlpce: there are no other white marks about
him that have ever noticed itc is q remlraa.
bly, fine pony, well enl cnmpacy hriit. small
and beautiful head AID 'nr limbs. Any person
viii be likely to notice hln a an un Usually iur
? NJ.
whoever VII return the last ~ cplioucl horse
+, the subscriber, or deliver him ,n s,.rr point
where be can he procured, sh'll raccjyr loer4I
rrwrl. pErER VAN BERGEN.
Sptinai n, Illinois, Sep,,l 1915.
II. Chicago Democrat Grlsua Advertiser
Quincy Nlis, Alton Telegraph, Missouri Re-
publican (w,,ky), Circriuld Ga1erc. Ioar
Standard, AID Ottawa Free i'rIJyf, will publish
the above TO ,Ae amount # >
P.VAv BERGEN.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sale cuun;y.srI.
La sale CiEcui, Cr'rt, Novcu.b,r Term. SO
Wills ". HIT, Is. { le5 liit-Att4tl-
wrut.
EGUbLiC notice is hereby given to Tie
said Caleb Hin, tina, writ Of at
lachmenl issued ont OF the clerks Office
Of the circuit cour, Of said county, dated
the 2ls, day Of July A. ID. 1876, q, the
suit f Willis ". Hit and agaius, lie cs-
tate of the said Caleb lliu, for the sum
OF eight hundred and eighty dollars and
seven'y-nine cents, directed to the sheriff
# said Ia Sale county to execute; which
said writ has been returned by the said
sheriff, as levied upon tue GLOWING de-
scrihcd property, to wit: The undivided
half Of tie east half of the north east quar-
ter Of section No. lhirty.oue; also, the
undivided half Of the south east quarter Of
section thirty: also. the whole Of the
west hall oE The north east quarter, and
the whole or the ives, half Of the south
east quarter in section No. twenty, all ia
township lhjrly.thrcr, north range No.
two, east of the third principal melidan:
also, TIE whole Of lhe ives, half of the
north west fractional quarter Of section
No. twenty four in township No. thirty
three, north range No. one, east Of tho
'hird principal meridian; and as served
On Martin Reynolds as garnislee: Now.
un'ess you the said Caleb Hin shall per.
sonally be and appear before the said cir
cult court, on ,he Iirsl day Of the next
term thereof, to be holden at The coor,
house in Ottawa on the SIKH dry 81 No.
vember next. give special bail and plead
to the said plaonil's action. judgnen,
will be entered against you ia lhvor OF
the said Willis W. Tilt, and the estate
so attached as aforesaid will be sold to
satisfy the same with costs. n1 g.
l.. LELAND, Clerk ~
CorroN & LELAND. Pcu's Auy's.
Ottawa, September 3, 1910. 4,
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;'or thc Rail- and vYim!cr Trade.

;'Or thc Ea!l ana Winter Trade.
COLLINS u hE -LOGG.
{ l5j MaiH street, -. LouiS, M3. }
SgiNE received by late auiya.s, iu.l .nl
4 e malyir assortment d
IaH ant UiRicr Fry Goods,
suitable trr thr approaching -sesrr, aud very
respectfully request chtils.m MIucuA>r, VIE
jttus our city t'rtne purpose Of ia,Iug ~ lh,if
stocks ct F,l aud Nurcr trdr. Ne are pre-
Pared to uiler our foods at such luw IulcIs iui
cast, as cluuy, hi To lujucral purchasing IN
hat WY. 10 make hin, VII. 20. OR stora COLI
.I.la nm nAIi as .llnN.:
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NooHms, Sc. Sc.
Broad cloths, Kentucky jeans,
Ca.simercs, Heavy Ker,eys,
Sauinc,ts, Verm'nt Css,imeres
Pilot cloths, Beaver cloths,
Ashland tweed, PIN d pi'd Ilnseys
Red p.ddiug', Black and colored
canvass faddings, AIpaccas,
Red aud green iluucls, white aud yellow
AAnncl>, Canada grey cloths, &c.
Domestic C.U0a Goo8S.
Blown ,heellng,, Oanaburgs,
Brown drills, Hickory shirings
Bleached sneciing., Mocskins,
Tickiugs, Black and colored
Apron checks, Cambrlcs
Blue drills, Cotton flannel,
Domestic ginghams, Coorcd Siiicias.
Prints, PriafS.
100 cases comprising madirrs, fncics, and
chimes. latest - 'r.--makiug a compile assert.
m,nl; 10 DO N,rrmlok aud Fall River blues; )
DO Furniture d..
NutcIs WJodS, SC.
1900 wool and worsted ohawis, comprising
Chinese Paris, Orleans, Spanish, embroidered d.
Boston fancy, Hereford, Highland pllds, Hrocha,
b,ck aui cp!ored cashmcres, aud Other styles.
800 i,zen woolleu Hood. aud Comlouers.
B'0Rke's, Bidni els.
Blue and green Nackinaw for coats; / ard
o. Whitney aud Dufil-, saddle add steamboat
blankets. Or stock ,flhcse is extensive.
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Sl.;lMEs.

ft0HE most magnificent stock of ,hiNl,. .carfs,
Sc. will be opened this secs; the follow.
hG are part.
Fon'y m'hair scari,, ladies' hrcy de- printed
cashmro do; S6gwh.-. Embroidered wool. /
And 81 sud,la s / rich ca.hm,rc, printed dc
lame, ,upcr hr"chc, dlma-r dc'iainr, satin hfrd'd
do, -"r.'rl dnnl,S, 'rue above wi he sud at
Unprecedented .oN price, at the ci.r,p cash .,orc
"i IO.li BnuGuIuS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
E,tite II Henry Keei,ia, deceased.

A Ill. persons having claims agairs'
"a The estate Of Henry Keelan, dec ID.
are hereby notified and requested To ex.
hlblt the same to the undersigned, admin.
islraior "f sand estate, or To the Probate
Justice OF la Sale county, for scltlcmtnl.
within nine months from The dlle hereof.
THOMAS O'DONNELh, .4inir.
Sept 9, 1915.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sullr county, 90.
In Sale cncui' court, Novcm her term, A. u.
'6l6, Aicya der ben rs. Maria Duruham.
Widow, and Thomas Duroham, ard John
Hurnham, heirs at Law Of Thnmns Durham.
deceased, ond Ben jrn'u Hes. In Chenccry-.
I'!ii to lorccIose a mortgage.
i ! appearing by affidavit on file in the
Clerks office Of the Crcui, Court of
said county, in the above entitled cause.
that Maria burnham, Thomas Durham
and John Durham, three Of the above
named defendants, are non-resilents Of
the State Of Illinois, aud out of tie reach
ct tie process Of this Court. and Tie said
complainant having filed his bill Of com
lainihorein to iorecIose certain mortgage
Ihereln described, and subrpna in
rhanctry having hecn issued herein accor.
ding to law: NOW YOU, the :aid de-
Irndanis whose Uon-r,sr,orce appears az
above, are hereby no',i,d liza, unless YOU
shaII be and appear before the Circuit
Court aforesaid, on or before tie first
day OF the next term thereof, to he holden
lac lh" court house in tie town Of Ottawa.
IN said county. the sixth day Of Novem-
Der next, and pIcgd, dcmur, except to. or
answer accomflainaut's bill orcoml laint.
according 10 the rules and practice ofsaid
court, tie same vii be taken for confess
led and decree made according io tie
prayer thereof |. Leland. ClsrE
O..
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tfip;IE


~ KEGS of first rate quality, 3 to 6)l JUS
. = received aUd ior sale lu, by
July g. 1916 ~ WALKER.
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Mask t;lis well.

'"a'th tsAfD NSts.
4 GUE---There is no necessity for
l. J. any one ro have the Ague .hcn i,
I. 50 satisfactorily proved !hat Marsen.
zles Tonic febriuge viii effect radical
cure. So convinced are the proprietor.
oi tins fact, lh.t they have authorized
their agents to refund The money ia AL
case. Ahrre it fails, Wicn the d.rccfions
are strictly complied wth.
7. BAssNErr,
III Agent for the Proprictors.
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400 hhIs mess port, and 80 Ibis href ~. d
I wv lard, for sale by + BASsNErr
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C&gs ySuGlt.G.
Pork

fs7iE bishrst p,ige paid r,r cats by
4 July % Z BASSNETI
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Estate IF .Nargarei Cooler, aec'.i.

Estate of Margaret Cooley, dec'G
q Ill. persons having claims against the
/ - estate Of Margaret Cooley, decd,
are hereby notified and requested 10 OK
hIhit tile same 10 the Undersigned, adni.
nlsuarnr Of sad estate. or t. the probate
IHsilce d tie peace of Ia Sale county.
for settlement. within rlne mouths from
the date hereof. JONA. COOLEY.
sept II. 1915. .9dn,'r.
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ElnlN;,iri'n aCilCni.

HTlR meudinn china, carthruwarc, aud mar.
h.r.-"onuMcrDrod by Howard q Co.,.
Nw'dNny, n. Y. Jd.t received uri t,r sale %,
p cents per stick, or the cheap oucprirr .tuu..
JuN 81 BOtGHIuN
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i!S,s.

4 rNrN ~, 'h- d.y cod fi-h.
&. $3.50 bills mac.,rcl,
10 ah,- white G,h, for sal, hy WALKER.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, la Sale county, sci.
La sale Cucuit C"'t, Novcu.t,, FERN. 5 10
Willis ". HIT, Is. E lc5 liilt--Atlatl-
mont
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
A SLAYER CAPTURED.

Capture Of The Barqus Paris, Of PHILADELPHIA
on The coast Of Erica, uiM 800 siar,s.
We are informed that circular Ia.
been received from tie Methodist mission
Preas al Libe'i', stating that on the even
ing 81 the lish OF December arrived a,
Monrovia the sIa,e-ship Paris. of Phil.-
teiphla, captured a few days before by
Captain Bell. Of The U. S. sloop-o ar
Yorktown, off Cahanda. With nine hio,-
dred stdcss on board; which nuu. Der VAS
reduced during the iour,een days Of her
pas 'ge 10 that pnrt. 10 seven hundred
ard tiiy.'ix. All th.se miserable people
we're landed as so IN as pu,sib'e under The
direction OF DIR. Lugenbeel, agent Of The
United States for recspIured Africans.
some Of them in well.n,gh dying state,
and the best provision possible made for
Their relief and comfort. A SPECIAL meet
ting Of the missionaries and members OF
the methodist conference was immediately
held, transcription raised for these unlor-
tunste Africans. and the superintendent,
rsquest' d TO take one hundred OF the rh,l-
dren aud youth under bis care. Mott of
these recapiured slaves are between The
ages Of 8 and 90, large proportion be-
Ing 8 and lS; aud Of the whole number
are abou, AZ girls.
The description Of this slave ship, and
OF the horrorsof the condition Of the mis-
cradle beings crowded almost to .ulr.ca-
ton brne.'h her matches, as given b. DR..
Lngenbeel and the missionaries, is dark
and Stacking as can be imagined Nine.
teen died The first day after cspture.
The mission appeal. with gre. earnest
ness lor AID in this benevolent work. lin.
der the act OF Congress of 1919, We pre.
sumo the government, wilt extend imme.
d'a's AID to those unfortunate Africans
which, in the execution Of il. own laws.
have been brought within the humane and
Christian colony Of Liberis. To The colo. !
ny, in II. feebleness, the supper, of such
number Of helpless. half ,tarved peonlc.
'brovR suddenly and une xpert,dty upon !
~, would prove a burden Difficult, 10 be !
borne,