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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
IN cHANcERY.-vrrer-n:-Inn Hanover

L Court. July 29,h, 1896:
Sarah Woodson, widow ofPhilip Wootscn ..s.
against ram r.,
Edwin P. rrenshaw, Charles G. Tin-lsy Joseph ~
ley, Philip W0odson, Tarlton Woodson, Jac"o J"
son, Thcir as Woodson, Matthew Woodson ana 'A"i"'
Woodson prieh"annsi IA
This day came The plaintiff BY her attorney, and ~
her biiI and the defendants, Philip Wood.cn Ma,n.
Woodson, and Paulina Woodson, not having rn',.
their appearance and given security, according - ="
act Of Assembly and The rules Of this Court. ano y 7,
pearinc TO the Court that they are not inhabl'rn,'
this Commonw ealth il is ordered, that the salh
ants, Philip Woodson, Matthew Woodson. ami raa",
Woodson, do appear here on The first day % .l,
Court next and answer the plaintiff said bili an'
copy q this order be forthwith inserted In some
paper published in the city Of Richmond fortwo :,
SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy be posted . Z
front door OF the Court house OF this county
A Copy-TsGe. .
Aug. 2l-cw2n WIN. o. WINSTON, .. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

"John Smith," OF the Wing, may be great
man in his way, though we are obtuse enough
not 10 have deserted his extraordinary merils.-
We refer TO the article in yesterdays Wing, with
The sole purpose OF consratulatins that paper
upon The contemplated exit of "John Smith" from
the republic OF "lelters." We are sure that The
blundeIbuss OF "John Smith" has shattered the
nerves OF the Wings alone. He has afforded
some fun to the Democrats. The readers of the
Wing have too much taste moi 10 rejoice at being
relieved from such "bore."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
akftYDt,1oo1U 7zatatattfr.

In the Philadelphia Ledger we find the follow
ing isu d'espru 1t may suit the arguments OF
some of the Wing press in this region, as 10 the
causes of The appreciation OF grain:
COVERING THE WHOLE GRoUND.-We remem-
Der having read some time ago the excuse oil
subscriber Of newspaper who was called upon
10 pay bill for The paper. He said, in the first
place, he never ordered the paper; and il he did,
and besides he paid long ago; and il ne didn't,
he has nothing 10 pay; and if he had, ne could
plead the act OF Limitation. Ofthe same charac'
Ter as the above is paragraph which we ind 10
the Delaware Journal, in reference 10 the rise IN
the price Of grain. II says, speaking Of the new
Tariff bill: :,
"That bill has nothing to do with ii; it is all
caused BY the reported failures OF The potato crop
in Great Britain and Ireland and il that is one Of
the effects OF The measure, II is certainly one OF
the crueest laws ever enacted.
"But, after ALL fthe price OF grain in Europe is TO
be affected by The laws oil The United States,
thing which can never be done the tarlh Of !a4I
should have the credit OF the present rise oil prces
for this law is yet in operation,
aGenlemen of the Jury" said an advocate who
was pleading in defence OF his client, There are
four points in this case In the first place, We
contend that we never had the panlIf's horse
second that we paid him for the use oil the horse
third, he agreed 10 let US use The horse Tor his
keeping without any charge; anc fourth that his
horse is jackass."
u. S. SENATOR.-The Abingdon Jackso-
MAN nomnaes George w. Hopkins, Esq, for
this high Office, in the following article:
"Various eminent persons have been suggest
ed by the press in The different divisions Of the
State, 10 fill that high and distinguished Office,
but heretofore we have remained silent upon the
subject, believing that there was sufficient time
10 canvass the claims OF the several gentlemen
who have been named as deserving OF the exalted
honor Of representing the proud Old Dominion
in the Senate OF The United States. However,
we come forward now and submit the claims OF
Hon. George w. Hopkins The well tried, the
firm and The immovabIe champion OF Democra-
cy of The 18th Congressional District. We do not
know whether Col. Hopkins enerlains the slight
esl aspiration for The distinction referred TO, but
we are quite conscious that there is no man with
in the whole boundary Of Virginia who is better
capaciaed TO fill that Office in manner highly
calculated 10 reflect The highest dignity upon The
State OF Virginia al large. He is emphatically a
Virsinian indeed, in whom there is no guile-a
sound politician of The Jeiersonian School, and
a gentleman who would be as hard 10 move from
his integrity OF purpose as would be The elernal
hills OF his own native region OF Virginia! 10
our opinion there is no man in Virginia who de-
serves more at The hands Of the Democratic parry
Than Col. Hopkins and we do trust, that the next
Legislature will thoroughly entertain and lnves,
liga,e his nndeniable claims for promotion, and
of merit"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

OF Albemarle are inferior 10 their contemporaries
of other counties, let them know il, and if the lm-
putalion be just, they must bear their disgrace
with equanimity.
There are many, who have labored hard in The
cause OF Education, who have received nothing
whatever for their services-not even for the sta
lonery furnished out OF their own pockets. As
this, however, was occasioned by the want OF
funds in the different counties where these deial-
cations arose, the commissioners are free from
blame; bu, as the Second Auditor, several years
ago, issued circular 10 the lreasurers Of The
several counties, ordering any surpluses that
might arise 10 be appropriated 10 the payment OF
such debts as were left unpaid for want OF funds;
and a. the late addition TO The fund may occasion
snrpluses, you WILL doubtless give particular at
lenlon TO The relief OF the sufferers.
JUSTICE.
II The Wing, Charlottesville Jetfersonan and
Advocate will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

TN HANCERY-VIRorsiA Ar Rules holden in ,hr
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Southampton,
OH the ,th day of August 1886
John Cosby, Plaintiff
against
Jonas Cosby, Dinah Cosby, Mills Cosby, Miles ro-s
John Cosby and Dempsey Cosby, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
aud given security, according Ia hr act of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appealing b. s.fte
tory evidence thai they inhabitants al This conn
Try II IL ordered, that they do appear here fbr mi
day If November term next, aud answer the plainrf-
hill and that copy Of this order bc forrhwts n,rr'i
IN some news paper published in The ciiy Of Richmond
for Two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house of this county.
hCopy-Tese,
S.,, ruau n EDtytRDl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

The 18th section of the act above referred to is
as follows:
And whereas, by the ,hirieh section of the
act entitled can act 10 regulate the collection Of
duties imposed by law on The tonnage OF ships or
vessels and on goods, wares and merchandises
imported into the United States" approved July
lhirty.one, seventeen hundred and eighty nine ii
was provided that all fees and dues collected by
virtue of that act should be received in gold and
silver coin only and whereas, also, by The fifth
section OF The act approved May ten eighteen
hundred, entitled "An act 10 amend the act
entitled An act providing for the sale Of
the lands Of The United States in the territory
Northwest Of the Ohio and above The mouth Of
Kentucky river" il was provided tina, payment
for the said lands shall be made by all purchasers
in specie, or 10 evidences OF the public deb and
whereas, experience has proved that said provi-
sions ought 10 be revived and enforced according
10 The true and wise intent of the Constitution OF
the United States;
SEC. Is. Be il hlrtbsr enacted, That on the
first day of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and iorty-seven, and thereafter,
duties lakes sales of public lands. debts and sums
OF money accruing or becoming due 10 the United
States, and also all sums due for hostages, or
otherwise, 10 The General Post Office Department,
shall be paid In gold and silver coin only, or in
treasury notes issued under the authority OF the
United States: Provided, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall publish, monthly, in two news.
papers of he city Ct Washington, The amount Of
specie al The several places OF deposit, The amount
OF treasury notes or drafts issued, and the amount
outstanding on the last day of each month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

IN cHANcERY-VIRGlsiA: Al Rules held In thc
Clerks Office Of IRE Superior Court Of chanoery ior
the Richmond Circuit, the twelfth day of September.
1885,
The President and Directors Of ihr Bank az the state
of South Carolina Plaintiffs
against
Alexander Hagan and another, Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered l'
appearance and given security according I" tile a,t Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud app-arn2
by satifac ~ evidences that hr is not inhabtant -
this ralth II s ordered that the said defend
ant do appear at the rules be held for hr said Count
on the frst Monday In December next, and answer the
hill of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order r.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published ~ The
City of Richmond, for Two months successfully, anl
posted the door the Capitol in The sad city.
Copy. Tcst-.
POWliATAS ROBERTS, ID. elk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02
LATEST FRnM THE. ARMY

Accounts from Bras"s Sanii.gn 10 the
i4,h iasssut bring ness Of tepon ,ha,
The town ni Rsyn"sa,.sea,ust which the
expedition "f Col. Wilson had started.
~ - surrendered without resistance.
In addition 10 The sb1se, The Mobile
Tribune says:
"camsreo end Rsynosa had cspitula-
ted in sdssGce al tue Increment al Gene
raj Taylor, and he w4s waIlina oElv the
means "l transporting hts troops up the
RIO Granae 10 march ,os ards them,
"Ehe IN .in badp Of the regular army
!. on The right b nk Of the river; Capt.
Dssha's command and the Washington
aud Jackson regiments OF louisiana 40.
lunleers occupy the Ieft bank. Governor
Henderson. u the head oil about one thou
sand IT. kan troops, reached the banks al
the Rn Grsnde on the l0,h instant.
Sesenlsen,~ sTrors oil the 'H"aksway uIbt
of' Ihd,snssernmpsn'ed the Texans. Tht
sigh, oiihsse fnjlsnserrst, d much slarG
10 The inhabitants &c Ma,amores and u,
vicinity, as they fear that: Gen. Taylou
will lei then losse uPan them:
The Alabama eompsnies. 81. Loui'
and L,unvi L. leg,ons are a, Basos i.land
Coz. D.k'n's. Pey.on's., Das.'s, al,
Feslhsr.tm's regiments Of Lsulsian'
vo'nuleers are al Bra.o.
We have to combination oil tile re
port. noticed few days sgo, tina, Ger
Aus,a had sent proposal. to Gtn. ,Tsy 10
for an armi.tice, and tia, he hsi' estab
lished his headquarters al M,n.erey wi
6feen Thousand men. II ass, no doubl
uu,rue.
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..,,. g,aleigf. ana CASTOR Read
and sfr. shepard.

a., reaae.s NIL Eesaeu,sr Ia! VI. shsrafi
...l In h:s speech III LIS plare lAsl he Raleigh
.ss;.s.,a Read mus nat'wcrth eae CEN. and L.
81 u prsss shat G6,esnsF Graham lid MOI
IL ui.rls in saalias the laa FIR II anihOsis~i
- de Ie-ia.a.use. II j. true fhai when rgessSl
a.. ,a,s .,.rsasa, b. sail his ansaalfs Wss. that
. . g.s.a was iaui y osih Ole esal a. ssSek. NE.
:. ,panl may have is;aa5ed 10 give an honest
,,~N ii the cass: ls.s lie impressions made CT
..sc n, al. we dob, not, Menrsuch asEo hon
=. u.a. via Understands the question. wouil -
ualsn. t. make. The truth i, thai Mr.. shspaRl
il, A, tam IL cap:tal out of this Rod, AMI faif
q, uafnr he vii! aotpsTmiG hi coasciencc soirOu-
lie him a. 10 tie iHFnssssns n,de, "a they are =
,,atls u hi slse,ioa. Every person knows tbs,
The origlaal saockhn.isrG. in the Read have mot
ID h ne cent OF their investment, but IL the
rsa,rars have lsss tie amsant Of their stock, anl
:, N pr,hahsy lose much mare. The Road, how.
s,rr. cost them ahoss me million and a hcif q
9sl1s. When sold under the iasagagts in lie.
c.a, ~ last. The State became the purchaser ior
tho SUN Of three hundred and sirty-tsrst hsU-
,4ai dollrs. and tho question between Cover,
rr Graham and Mr.. Shepard now is, Whs. wll
the ssaI to worth 10 the SsAssl Many, no asula
understood M. Shepard to Join issue on this qnss
in, and say, nor one cent. The facts, however
broadly eoutradi. him. as will be seen BY the fol
loving official statement whicA shows that III,
state i realizing more than sersn and half nc
cent, on the sam paid which Is letter invcs,
mel, .aan can be madc in any other stock sOull
II the Potomac"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02
A Temperance Meeting-Celeb
of the Ath of July,

Pursuant to previous notice, the men,
bers of the Temperance Society met at
Mount Bethel meeting house, on Wednes-
day the 10th inst, for the punpose of MAX
ing the necessary arrangements to cele-
brate the 4tn Of July next at that place.
The President having taken his seat
and called the Society to order, on motion
the following gentlemen were appointed
a Committee Of Arrangements for the oc.
casion, Wig: John Nicely, Harrison Par
ker, John A. MsMannin, :. d. Umsted,
Marcus Harris, r. Roberts, r.. Peed, W.
,sbangun, DR.. A. w. Gay, John Garrard,
seofge Piper Addison Mangum, and D..
G.. Parrish
On motion, it was agreed that the said
committee, through the Secretary, should
invite Mr.. Edwin A. Heart. of HILLSIDE
rough, 10 deliver an Grafton on the. 4th OF
July, at the above named place; and that
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Cen. Scott and the Eoyctteyiiie
CssroifniaM.

The Fayetteville Carolinian is very facetioGs
IN a notice of our article in relation to General
SCOTS late correspondence with the War Depart
ment The editor says tina, "Gen. Scott is un-
der many Obligations 10 the Recorder for the
crumb Of comfort afforded in that article, by our
saying that the correspondence chad raised hun
IN our estimation, if tina. were possible" lie
thinks too, that we ought to send the General a
copy of our sheet for his consolation; and con-
ciudes by saying: q We hope the Recorder may
hc appointed soap-cooler to the General in .liis
next campaign :; and as the General seems to be
on the Recorder to stand well at his back"
We feel inclined to reply to the Carolnian in
the same vein in which it has thought proper to
indulge, believing that a small squib would cons
pieteiy upset that doughty " captain;' bus the
Democratic press throughout the country is tenn
ing with contemplate squits, in prose and verse
intended to sully the reputation of gallant OF
soldier" the hero Of Chippewa, and we vii
therefore take this up with more seriousness. i
must be evident to- every one who has observes
The tone of the party press, that there is deep
Se'ted design against Gen. Scott--openly a"owet
ny Democratic member of the House o. Repre-
scntatlves--xth TIE view Of removing him ron
hl' rreaca: e,nmand. To accomplish this, shs.
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the Expedition against Santa Fe.

The s.. Louis New Era oil The 18Th IN
forms US that a nu,ubsr Uf wagons, loaded
\ 9TH ammunition and pro'i>luhs, have
already stsr,ed On her way over the ptsi'
re. =, aud tina, CoaneI Kearney sends them
ahead as f4st as he ca get hem IN Ie adj.
ne.s. Moe thsn tao hundred dr ,gouns
have also taken up then lue ofmarch. bu,
Ia is moi kanun When the main body u
The troops val START.
TIE Lexington Mo- Express men.
10, g the t,ral of lrader al independence
tom Santa Fe, having mae the uip IN
twenty days, who breugh, Intelligence
tha; the authorities of Santa Fe were tur-
,ity"g the place. anj besides two thou
sand men Then under arms, had made q
rtqui.iion. for five thousand men from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02

ST. ". I. Rnhern bs iasiie3 10 rrei 10
Dseissati0a q tnaepeadrnce. An6itwAs
also agFeed thal cher genslemen stosl1
he iasised = deliver Tenpersnne A1drss.
= O lie 0erlsiasa..
JOHN Nicely. Chairman.
d. T.. raRRisH. Secretary.
~ Tie conaaisee If Arrangements
takes this nerasion u tender . geaeEal n
Eiaasion - IL who rasy r. disposed IN -
tsia. l,nlh NAE ani iesnale--.o sH:i-ie:a-
psrsars. = nsii = temperance naen. Tie
iagiiaiian j. % IA vim Eia jim in esse-
hFaiing he. 4sh Of July npan eo'i wake.
They hope - meet sonir II Or eansli-
dates On thai day.,as they expect to he
able 10 give tiiem something 10 Ell. ssTsl.
Is cool wa.er 10 drink.
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Obituary.

Died, inthis place, on Monday night last, after
. long and painful illness, which, she bore with
christian resignation, Mrs. M.RsAREr Watts,
aged 20 years Mrs. w. had been q member Of
the Presbyterian Church for about thirty years
and while gradually wasting awsy by age and
disease, abe continued to rely with steadas faith
on the assurance, that when the earthly house Of
her tabernacle was dissolved. she should have a
building Of God, house nos made with hands,
eternal in he heavens. She was the Oldest inha-
bitant Of the town.
Died, in this county, on the ID ul.., Mr.. VIII
LIAM cuamBERs, aged about 60 years.
Died, in this vicinity, On Thursday evenin:
last, Mr.. JAxEs Taoxrsoy, aged about 50 years
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HIST RECEIVED.
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The American E2rs.i<r.

FgTHE Cd volume Of the new series of this jour
IL nal, will conreaee on tia Isl OF July, ls46,
and the subsequent Numbers viii be issued on tho
lst Of each month as usual, The very extended
circulation. which the Farmer has sttainsa since
its publication in its PRESENT form, lbeing large
octave. of 80 pages each No.) is a gratifying ev-
idenre that the LboEs Of its conductors have not
been in. vain. The" Farmsr" Is the eldest asri-
cultural publication in the United States The vol
ume just completed being the 27tfi yeaE at ltsex-
is,ence and sSinces in its vigorous old age,
Stamina which will avorably eompale with, any
Of its contemporaries.
Terms for Tie forthcoming rs''snss.=-single
copies Sl-Six copies for ss-Thirseen copies tor
| $40. Sample Nos. will be sent 10, ANY one desi-
| rous of aiding in the circulation OF the " Far
mer.'"
l. Address SAMUEL SANDS,
Publisher Aiaericda Farmer,
/ las Baiamere Street, 8sisuEoTs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02

lIerieo-RamsT from tho Whlte
Hszss -Tiae GLOWING i from - wash.
Hgi0R correspondent. 81 he philaaelrlsia
Aofsh America.
Although II i ~ ~ hshis 10 re7esl
unasfs. one came lFOm me white house q
lie senate chamber this morning. and rs
there repeated ~ tie vice president. whirh
looked irnprobable. I'M yei nay hare some
Foundation. II uas 10 lie e.sci. iiszl :
secret negotiation i now going OH Eof Ter
n.ifsiing The war with Nezico. gire Il
without comment or endorsement a any
sar. The public must judge iori.self. i
think il was slagtsi in some 0f tic receni
Intelligence, thai IN iRrog. agrnillom Mex-
ieo was supposed u have arrived liz lie
United States.
On tic ahoTe lie n. Y. Express SAYS :
The 'I'Inxson. from Norfolk, carried on,
Mr.. Shdrll Mackenzie a. = passen,er q
Mexico--no daubl with some view II ron.
sulling on This Mexican business with San.
n Anna, or AImnnls: His instructions
were kept secret. but enough leaked on
in Norfolk To have II suspected lllai suri
was the oNec, Of his mission.
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hiAOahls.
NzaN<A

Eight or ten Gold Mine are now sue
cesstnIly worked in this County. Some
OF these have been worked for more than
twelve months. and have been a, source
of considerable profit to their owners
Others have been recently discovered,
and give very aa,iering prospects. Ma
nv Of our farmers have turned their at.
tenilaw TO. that business, and are making
very fair profits. .8she6oro' Herald,
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N0TCE---TAyES,

NJ SHALL azrna Il - Erssisg tisses -
= FssasA = saases g sTax &c e. - 80
Isass
Msaaay. - g. a -. II aa.ss Das.sz.'s
lnesass, - -. . .sss.h Nsriaia
NeAlss sg, Is -. I'll Rnsaais IL
IssgFsasy. - =, ): alish 81 AlAasAsik
llisg. sae lesl. = GsasFsa Isaessaa's.
E4suf8as. - 1t. :: ss..ss ~ i. casr-a='s.
Mass1as. li.e tash, = ialn :. 'IususrsiF.sss.
Insaaas. sie lsEa. al sG-ga sss-nuaafs.
hetaesiss. iie IslA. n Classy i. ! saurasis.
laaaslay, tie I1sa, Il tsaass iiGaras.aass.s Ia
Esae)s @
Fr.asy, lie 18th. - Galeas. J. T.eais
sla.glag, he Isl. u George 1. gss2zss's.
nsalsg, Ghs Ell. = Hlllsaosopsh. lfss 'faEn
and Iauatnl
Tasaasy. IL sIs. N Ballard Huraie's.
Wednesday. IL -, CO Mrs. Lydia NJ kesiG
Iaarsiay. ihr 81 ~ AlneE parker1s
Fnssy, lie ETH. 81 Niiliam Linscoah'E
Saturday, sas ss.h, n HsHis Nakefsonis.
Msn5sy, lie a7sh. Al YIN. y. Pssts's Ssore
Tuesday, tie sS:a, =. Je~ /. westass. G6aa.
scr's S.oge.1
Heanesa.y, he 2s.h, Al William Tlec'a.
Thursday. the seth. 81 cLaTsl I'LL
Ialsy, tne 3ls., ~ Thomas Lonss.
Saturday, sas Isl sfAusus, It Piraney sss=sa
1rThe Magistrates appointed &c receive .ss
s.st 81 fa1Gb.es .or 1916, vii a..en4 II lAa tires
En3 pi.ess abcye mentioned in their several dis
t.sls. Punctua.iiy is expoe:a1 f.aa IN. EyeEy
person falling 70 give in liz liz i subject BY Law
- Fay iOuhle tar, aac he Sheriff Is bouna II
eS.aeet Il.
JAMES C. TURRENTISE, sssriT
lung N. Sc
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Union. Hotel, HiisboroBgA,

THE Subscribers. h1isF purchased lie Iriaa
= AoleI. I...la.,osoush. N. O., have thoroughly
repaired shs H0uso, AID iis:Gl Il up wisa sEags
new furniture.
They have IT, pieasase If anaoaneinv q 10
pubic, that they hare succeeded in EsSsIllss Ia
services Of SIR. s. MS. J.. q. WREN. 70 -.
peIinssni tie establishment. who. from their s.-
pegience and ability 10 eoadnrr The business, esn
nc. fail To please the travelling eommrEisy.
The PToFrisioEs have spared no c. PcnseiE IT,
ting M the House in . neat aad comfortably s:s.s
snd they pledge themselves To the travelling pa
lie that the house will Be constantly suqflie, Nib
god clean betis, Widespread t@hic :si.E:al aat
ohliginv servants end gael ostcrs, and ;ssi ess.
~ eiacn sia1 b lasdc - render aa those v!.o
may favor them with cAl comfortable.
Regular Bo4riers. Lawyers. l.faEs. &r. Win
find Al this hoase quiet and somfeitsta ha'ne.
Itis. situated Convenient 10 business. ama d t3ss
same line removed ffoa lie bss.le and cos.tasl9a
Of the court yard.
CT Two or three Families. can lie aecog,:ss'
| datea with hoard FIR the Snlamtr.
/ long, WEBB, IL Co.. Pfsprissors.
! May Is. ga
4 iTFa Ralei.h' Register. STANDARD. asd Sta.
Newhernian, North stat" Wing, Mi.toE GIaoai
Gle. Greenslosough Patriot. ssIshury wsiehmsn
!. Fayetteville Observed. Wilming;o. Ghfeaele, O..
nansille Reporter. win publish once q week fe
! four weeks, and forward accounts to tbs Oifoe.