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To Sectisnen and Merchants.

TIT. snb &C fbcr a cent for III society Of Sfak-
e,s in Enfield State OF Conncc,icnf, is prepared to
f,,rnist, Secdsnen and Merchants with ary qnan,l-
tv of the celeb -ate g Stl AKER GAKD.N.
FIELD, and FLOWER SEEDS." Gard Ssds
Will be furnished either in papers, by tie pound or
bushel. Grass Seeds by the pound busheL =
Flower Seeds by the paper. Herbs ,rss-'d IN
Packages, Swifis or Reels. Oval Sugar Boxes.
Fancy Whi-k Brushes, Gardncrs Manuals, Sc.
Their Seeds, put up hy them in papers. have
printed d;rec' ens thereon Of the best method OF
cultivating each kind.
For the past thirty years these seeds have held
the hi CHEST nix for their freshness and veg aim
qualities, and have annually met with cxicrsi'e
and Increasing sales.
Catalogues furnished .,aiis.
That the seeds may be forwarded during the ia u
or bcfor. navigation closes. all orders should oe
directed ut as early Il day rracicahlc to
JEFFERSON WHITE,
Enfield, Thom2sonviie p. O.
Aug s, fs46.-390.-5t. Conntci,cut.
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THE WING N.OLk\t.R>.

IL the fFeuon ine,;'e- ft..v cnii " -
o >HP'fnunl":a on lhr ,rca~i"u ui n.
if"ouc''"n II a', uc" i1ri'e. c;..:t l,sl NraS
WI" are expected 10 90 rhei' hes; u -i,,. cct.,i
t" " HE tl'>t appeaIuncr 1nrv ;.rr Ia ~c"i,,
n Il ~ ,'a2i>. tn laugh, Il G. ME. ;' =" ii IN
r;''"N,Sn> OF delight, and IL mHl>t all ~u'I- "t
up i''u~ ;iJ .tfrst.t apt'ian-r. e>,u ~ 'hs
Knocking .tE al tnh heels an,i tne- ,!rsltuctlnu
of canes. i stranger thnt ha~ never -tcu
tneH', or Is "I prepared tnr inC:n, i takru
wholly by >o'i"l-t, and lnaa-iuc- lhcn' t. l'e
very >lnrt,e aHd judi' i''u~ patrons 9! r."
drama, who merits In Ne riav th.II nt
must be himself convinced 1t. o !p~s. hi Il
charac.r' 10, intelligence and di-cvr:l.s.,t
The ~hi- .re VAIL. i'kc II" f''i~ ':'.,:,<1's
1ney ne always ItaIy with 't.'' ~rtre's,
Grapes, tears, imr'er ;tiots. Hui F:s4he - g.
ga rahic. Tic. n'e i.i"A> on n:' Ym
rlre to applaud a Wing otli:t, 10 >Hn"flon
y hig mta>.:,e>. "i to back II Nh'.: rrrdnl''t'
At the ,aIi:'u< political .!,aun~ I.r VIII Ia lnl~
| country IS 30 famous, they a." inrni':b.t,. -
They c,icd copi..,sly in $50 wh"n the nj
ted States Bauk wa~ .cloeu--ltey >n"te
| 'onudiy in 1894 when the Dercsite> ~''c
| rc.nov ed-and t.ihiu. could exceed .hci' H.
| diSna'ion wheu The Sub Treasury !:cru:::,' :,
law. Ou each ot these occasions ,htn gt:tt
| was as profound and intense theit iude ena-
ii"u was terrible.
| They are al this p,e>el, within. officiating.
ia new piece. They attending upon
,he perlo, nance Of the Panic of 1916. l.o"k
over the VIII. papers now. VII" w"nd
doubt the reality OF this excitement, IT all die
not kno,e that it was the result, of pre-. i",s
rangemen, ana rehearsal. They have beer
preparing f., it for mouths The nrp"i'i
meui<, blank-verSe, actors, and snretnu,neia
rie<, are but the results of a scheme TO-. rnn
ned and lons considered. pf""t "' ih:s j,
10 he found in their hntror and a!.'im y; 'h'
idea Of defeating Mr. Mckays bill i "a
ee.nal IL the excitement con -equent upon tns
withdrawal Of q much p,aIsed and hi-!:iy TN
ishcd tragedy, on the mo, nlug of the day "hs'
all we're Oh tip toe 10 cnJoy II. The .Hord
american saw that all its t'oubl' $. all |,
fiue phrases, all its elrq'cn' dc'''.'na'i'''. q
its slage-t,irk aud stage effect. b y! "''ea.'
become pn;ns for nothing! The 'i"l'''"u
complaints OF ;ne Cntett States Gazette
the 'hundrr aud lightning of the i,';'htns, tt
crowds of widows und Orphans "' lie fn4u
er--'Ee disshatSed 40, ,kmeu OF the .NGttoh
I,,teiIis encer-al! ready 10 be Introduced
Z were on lne eva OF bcins. r,,ie useless {,
!. i'cca'nc il !,w. j.tl on the S,a ing the y
q false HE ur'aIu--ihe performance viii
n ou.-PEH sYIroninn.
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He:!...c .-NU.nI,eT 23l

SfHArrR HAYWOOD REsiGHsp.--Cc
H"Hd'. week it~r, Mr. Haywood Ne dem
V.atl'. >"iatuf tUtr Ihis Sia,e. re>gued h'3
>.at IL CuT-te>1. Tie cause 1T ,nis uuex.
I,s 'c.i n.-,c - III iln.~o"j, was tie passage
tai HE larln bill lie was reconc leab
opposed /" the RevrAue biii n~ IL cume iror
ne House II Rep, ,e>eu.ati, and as 'he
S"idt" tr-",.ed I .h"uid be passed III ina.
>!.a ~ u"u alteration or amendment, ~
at"o"d re- I:.ued his seal ia'hci than 'o'@
gains, The bill.
ihi> act of Mr. Iia,:,ood meet. VITA urI-
al condemnation from The G"Ino~ra ="
petty b IA al h"me and abroad. For NJ sta.
>ot'i +" refuse IL Join hi~ dem"crn;ic flrend'
~ 'tduriu2 Jhe Tariff. vas strange e4d rl-
ocrt.rlI1n'..t Tor one vna had always ..eiC0
rl- position on that question. But I" 9aN"
%i,tH ~nv Il thai particular! time. ~nen 90
cu',.>tance. h,d .acei he .aIe Of the on.
~, ju.,lv IL ti- hands. seems an etror lNue
-utri "t crinlc itself
MIR Ha, wood had been but recently eieva
81 ~ his most honorable and important pos
b, III democratic friends, ard up To this mo
rnt NE dis, hatnc .f hi- duties has been
highly crcd,abe 10 him, and he vas earning
! t", himself aud State high reputation bot
one >r step has pInr1ed him into all abyss
! iso'r' ~hich he can never rIccover.-Tar6Oro
| Press
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THE FARE.WEI.T

F"r'"cii to the Hcro--in silence he sleeps
And DER his cold nrn sweet Liberty " ceps;
On tant's br CHI eScu,ehcon his merits shall dwell
Wh'e Gratitude chocs, in sorrow, farewell!
-
Farewell to the Poet--hi. Harp now is hung
On bfl nch Of the wiliow--nes oct, d--nrs;runc i;
lbs mcmsy, the au .h.ers Of CIR Gee will cspouse,
As long as the laurels cncisc.e lis brows.
Farewell to the Ma!den she lies in the gloom,
The spo: is nar;s'd out by the wild flowers bloom
While over her +, ad Ihe Cyl lress shall wave,
And PHYS warm tear bcGew her lone grave.
On friendships dear altar-ta, ever Llvst shrine
An "ever- green garland" I'll iondy tntwnc
Tho absent from friends, yet my bosom will swell
AS 81 n DER the tremulnus sound Of farewell
N. J. .1drocate
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state Of y orth Carolina cumberland county.
Conrt of Pleas and Quarter Sessio ns-June
Term, 1916.

Nj. c. Gardner vs.. f. 3. kn:ncy.
O,i-inai A,tachment--L"vi.d Oh one dozen CLOCKS.
1T appearing to the Court that f. b karncy,
the de fndanl in this case ls not an 1nhabltant OF
this State or ahscnts conccais himself that
the usual process offaw cannni be sew on III" !;
I ia therefore or,ef ed thai publication ne mace ac-
rortl'ne 10 act II as-cnbv, notin9 saIu &c eho-
Ant to appear Court OF Pleas ana Ouar-
ter Seasons, I" be Held for th. county OF Cnnhcr-
| land, at the Court Hpnse in Fav,i:cvtl". on the
| first Monday in September next, and repicvy and
pead or judgment final VIII be rniertd a"aI 81
,nm % an" the prope-,y iceied on he condemned 10
ne Ea'isae''on T plaintiffs demand.
itn're; John McI.aprin, Clerk of CTR aid
o0or' at of'ce' The lst Aonday Of Jnnc, is46.
r,o- 10. J. AlcLACR a.
E't pr. adv. S3 -.
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i >i:o. Bora .SD Mss MoscPIrrr

L
Cur ,e;."'trr, IN his manufacturers .r n.
II use 80. l D,cadu"v," ,n''- one or ~
f'"t~ 't imp"i,,"re- Miss ;Iouc,itf,., Il
'eiri,;sied s. ni-h spy. vas arrested urar ;}g
i"'' at Il ">i p''i"t. ,ljiuC nu hnr~.back al
'rr"'"plhi*t hy !" servant. She hclt Is
cu~t"!y AZ y p'i-oH"r at "ar, 10 be exchau,
ed ter Il general ''fli"er. whenever one shou,t
h- taken. IN" WIS permitted u Lnv t..
largest i.be:tr. hnd iun"leed freely in her /
sni'e ocrnra!i'u- II drawing and pairitir-
i,v"'> o1c admired The hcr,i,iul prudurtio.o
Ut h:: genius. which she desired IN seud
her tat:,c,, I'm; they acc cidcnially passed ihroucr
he hnnd- of Aaron Bar. "ho a~tnni~hrd t..
L. $. officers bv detecting under the pair
logs. acen:a'c plans ut toe American forii-l.
cniiuus Intended a guide 20 the Btiti~t.
their prnnn-ed attack Oh W est Point. br~g
was NJ, nit W . dcvi':pen, aud in,sisu.s
and ti,i- I"tiuae... di,c",e,y insured hin,
p.~~i'n:t to the n,'ln,ininuce "i the y"u
A,niz,ii. ! he tes,iii stated by su
Reporter. he hea'ie-, BUR scduced her
I,,n,,abl, she wa II willing victim. as ehs.
knew enough "l hnsnaE natne to know tn,
u',tch "u, N"p.d hctray female wo,} q
hei,av his country. and she undoubtedly g
l,...Hed ~ tiuh traitor IN her seducer b.
>nre" di>nrpo,ufs BurIs property, ii
this instance Ut hast, held him So his a.er-
nnce. and his itflnenre with the l're'Ira'' =
t",e'rm.n', n; well ns her ses, -aved N""
/ from th- Inouinnus death of young hadte
- h-iie>,. there copy Of her memoir, u.
/ ,he Society L!!,raiv. Cr Rep"t"' adop'= =
pol:ytir error q. - h-I aIe. ne - ii-1
iuI hcr tiihc,' make her appear fa"f''
ei,!ld. r,,reSeufed her 30 beinG "nly t"ncen
vs-t>; ..i ~. a. tS,e 'n- Il her rnp'"fc b. tho
i,,;,.icaH--4 t-cettior a. she hf,tV~hId
..ntts,>~tA -,,~ e.1- n+,'"r i""n''-tWo 'naH
t,3u,een J. s:ul.
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NIALI.EABL.II IRON
IMPORTANT
TO mIDlG, OWNERS.
HOTCHkISS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

THE Subscribers having witnessed the success
fIl opcr ltion of tesn whcnls induced TO pnr
has the eht o: using thee" IN "a" state "f North
Carroll and they offer + .r aale Individual
y ,ft- AZ FIF FI dr'lars r'glts for hole
copntv, o n Fca mai bic terms
Pei being generally adopted IN the y "ricrn
States, these wheels crmlnL Into general uic
In IN southern States. We have sold about 100
Rins 20 at which ore in 'ss'nl opera' on in
(',.r,,"rlard COUNTY.
.Ihc7. wnrcl. ne no g durable and NOR" cas-
knnr II or der ,rh-n property put "Seth"r than the
il ,,tcr wEtari. They will save "ne-!ilrd of the
,~ t.r and ruu " 1t in back water, when there is
!. nj III, ,v". The sped ot the saw il increased
&, m re than douhlc The strokes per mi mute.
W. refer, NJ nlhers, t. the following gentle
men som: of whom hlve ha the wheel. In opera
tIo, = m .rth. more; and from mary OF them,
nd 9TH. we tvc received ceriIicate esprcsein z
thair hlgn appreciation OF the superior a'!vanla
ot ihcse the huf,er wh"sl and stating tina,
their saws viii cut 25a", 5000, $500, and even rs
"'t u 90 i"e' per day, AMI save onc-:hird o
The North-Carolinian., 1846-08-15

THE RANDOLPH NEGROE-.-The las.
Piqua (Chln) Hcn,>'cr saws g These uu'nr
:iiii,tie creatures have iuaiu been driven iton.
the land selected Tor them. AS we notice
last week. et1;"t, which it was though
would r successful, Was made t" shelter thcr
il sh.ny cnnn,v, bot, like III previous at
temp, in Mercer, j, has failed. They wer
driven away bv threats "f violence. Ahot
o:;, ,h,d oi 'he:n "" understand, ,emaInt
n, Sidutv, i"'-uding' u seattle, and find home
wherever they rnn. Tire ret Of Them ca:r
down mere ,'-'!"y. (Ihn'~da>,l aud are no
al ,i,;, whn III ij';;;:S. The present 'rtonll't
! is ~ leave them along "he,rver places ."
nh,aiurd IT,, them. Ne ;''c~urn", theret CO
they vi all ,eul+iti /" the Stat, II il ,r,
! ,,al,'r they vu tid situations f.. the whole
- h..-c al & uC!,iuni,
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-, E:,:E :: y ."r1or--A cories-
ro4.u. 1r =. ftpt- New Era wiring
t.oa, ~ "e''c = IN" 81, t,"u,s Legion, oppo-
r. -, q Ian, 'tl-f.- nc follow iuu inc,
.,eu:. .latt au h'IIu-iu2 enc has occurred
III raWp .''noug III" recruits as web "a the
''ti'lIied. Last ui2hf, one ol the hest drilled
"thrcf-, without thinking. e~pee tally oc inc
''"d"f> "i '''r day. was walking very quietly
Owe IA 'f"t .ine OF the encamPmen', When
ne vas challenged ve,y promptly, "Nh,
comes d"'"!' Thinking the >eu.iuel ve1v
abrupt. the ":iIcer exclaimed, 'sThuhder a, i
Was when the sentineI, honestly supPo--
ing The officer had given his own name, re.
i'.i"d-" Advance! pnnd-r ard Mas, and
give The couniersign." The office, sloprd.
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MEW &Q0DSn
i'll. H4EgL,h>lI is now receiy

III. HlEsLE]EL is now receiv-
lug beautiful selection Of Spring and sum
mer GOODS. which he Is prepared to
sell Us low as can bc purchased in this mar
ke, Amongst his assortment may be found,
Elur, slack Invisible green and brown broad
CT tbs; great variety cf cas~imcrcs aud ''SfInss,
latest ~tNl' Cfambroons cotton ana lncn i'it'-
n"S; IL k"ntuck ky Jeans; c",t"nades: Brow LiAcn,
&c 81 Ks; Alraeas; m'az'nfs; wors,cd ana
era g Ratznr1ncs; etatr Grenardincs; !; Lawns;
twi c', "mt'r'd anh plai & n.ha'n-; stc"rd and
toll mourning G"o.ts Prints, Gall qualities and
prrr>) % lars; ChiIn'Zttfs, scaris cotton 4 no
six ",": pink, blue, and blne-hiac> Grape; Grape
lt~sc; swiss and laronct Muslins; cold and black
FI""es; Paris cord; sha Is: black and white lace
Wells II u nd lon Gloves; grass and co:det
S>lit> t.dCjucs; sw:s- nd jacenet inscrtlnSs
-hlitln.s; and vel sheetII Is ; silk buttons
Rarcg" Palm leaf, Lcchorn, Panama and Fur
I Has; lawn, straw. elk florence. taco and Gimp
2 nnet: Il -, assortment of Art,iirials, Boquets
! and w f'atl s Shades and Paras"is Umbrellas
/ Boots and Shes Family Groceries; and many IT.
4 tic rot enumerated.
! PNPlH HANGINC;e, n f.w very rrc1t: pat
! t"rns.
4 March IS, 1916 3.i,s
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1DaIN'a1I&'aHzeY Y.
J. \. I1AIRD

~ = Nv cci"ralln"d tn locate erms n-ri'y -
faNe''e'li!o, Will devote his ni,i ided attention
''c i''et'cc {" Dentistry il Fay. ttesiiic, and the
<u-rn"ndlnc couu.i.s
hca IN Fayetresi T.. he WI be found ~ nriccs'
fl'''' ana all orders from the country for his
NI,rs Viii be promptly attended to-
i1c can exhibit The IN st Satisfactory leicrf NJ reS,
AZ I" ehFactr and practical SIX Ill IN is i.rotcS
Aug. s. 1886 2aD; y
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WANTING TO BE A PRISONER OF
WAR;

From the y. O. Tropic, June 81.
Some Two weeks after the taking OF Nnt;
moros, the officer Of the guard for the day
was very quietly smoking papercto under
the shade Of some China trees in The palaza,
when he was surprised TO see coming towards
him Mexican officer in military undfeSs.
The American officer rose and approached
him saying he was a r'iSoncr. The Lieut..
Colonel Of Artillery, for such be nppcnred
nodded assent, and took seat beside. the Of
ficer Of the day, looking profound pos
sible. aud as much as he could like Il sol,cr,
who, by the fortunes Of war, had got into the
! hand-. Of enemy Sergeant was de-
spatch-a - g. 'I,.-i ......,,re the c:,n
iutt, and give in the rank and dignity Of The
prize. Now i, so happeued that dern,aso,
of Mexican citizens were nj Gen. TayIo,'~
tent on some Indifferent business, and old
s Rough and Ready" asked said depu'a'i"n
the character and standing of ,h- captured
Lieut.. Col. Of Artillery. The depnla'i"n said
he managed the guns of the s'Sand Bag Fo,t,' >
| that he was a worthless sort Of character, and
| had been about Matamoros since rs
capture, in Il disguise, getting drunk, and
| what was Of more lWpottanre, getting in debt
without any prospect of paying Gen. Tay
Ior heard all this and said nothing. As the
evening sun declining, an officer came.
to the Heucral to know wha, disposition should
be n,ade Of the prisoner Colonel, who bad the
live long day been in dn'ancc vile in the
palaza. much to the editcation OF th. loaief<
ant !4zzaroni Of Matamoros. ( Let him 90
on his pa,olc," said General Tayl"r. The III
formation was conveyed slfaightwav I" the
Lieut., Col - Nov, i. so happened that the
prisoner had that very day head that General
Vega va. treated in the Uned States with
great consideration tha, he was a lion OF the
largest ,rane, and the favn'ite o! the ladies'
aud preferred by them 10 honest men Of ,hci'
own county, and had, moreover, letter o'
credit from Gen. Tayl,r, I" pay his expenses
in the United States; and these bright PIC
lures had caused the uiagnaniInou- sell de!:v-
ery az IA prisoner Of war. !ns:isated by these
, hiyh aud .hivalrous motives, he replied, n le
Vaya io the officer Who told him he c",ld &C
on his parole, that he could not accept II, t,i
he would he obliged to Fl hi, or be taken on
aud shot tina, his government would net paj
: !, any attention I" parole. This Information
vas duly conveyet To Gen. Taylor. Where
d upon old sRou.h and Ready" 10 .'cat wrath
g said the Mexican Lieut.. Col. Of Artiller,
wopld no, do any harm loose without l,aTt;i''
aud o,deied him To be let loose ind. hnIiely
\ Tha, nigh, the Mexican Cnionrl was see'
( dressed in Il tow shirt, drunk In the back par
Of the town, and to the petf'le OF The Cnit'
States .Smali lion" yet OF suthc clcni imPo't
ance to make a fuss u,nOne our novelty 5az
inc peODl,.
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Gaslon Meare-, late of Wilmington, is the
Adinnn, Of he Arkansas Volunteer Reg
n'eni "i ,nonned .nn-F.sen. The Regimen,
was encampcd Washington. Akan-a-,
on the l5'h Of J,y, and "as about to take up
the linz. "t match for Moaicicy, Me~ico.--
y ,inn"aton Chronicle.
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One Mr. .N'oyes Is lec,urine on cour.shi,
ana marriage in Massac buseus. \ very M,
pr'prl"'e nam- he has !or bis business for
'o"''-h'ps are frequently ended by no, anc
marriage IS the sure consequence OF yes
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Hire Proof Roofs.

THE undcrsi ned is ready {" confrci :"r ihc Gov
crios al r.,ts of hulliiugs With TIN, NoPr"r, "f
2Inc and v execute prcmpfiv any WORN ne may
contract for and Tor sna II pr offs.
); ,-t5-33o.tt F. T. WARD.
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N O. n + G. e.,

VEIlE Subscriber has oPcned u GU n
II SMITH SHOP IL the foot of tiav
snouns next door t. G. T. jon, s Store where he
'n;eods carrying on n.ahina ard r. parin@ guns
pistols, ard locks OF all kinds. Also. repairin 2
dwelling hauae lntlts. kess, spin. bolts, knobs
U"oIe''as pasas"s, canes, annTnns, l'orke Knives
&c &c.
\. &. People from the country can have their
work done by hrin.n. it with them To town they
ran have ii repaired tor their return.
I'LL work ronr IN -ood order II short rrficC.
F.. A. HARPER.
Nav ., ls4G. 377-,c
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From The Charleston I'errurt.
ONGAESSIO\ MAI. iEf\ Wing.

Our Wa-hinnton correspondent tilc other
day took notice If the ;scti"u at ton.'e ,
the public p,IHitng, and treated II d. very
shabby attempt III ecouo;ny. /! seems lo IL
something worse = il we Understand il : no';s-
ing less ihan piece Of Legislative dishonesty.
\ p,,lion o: the Democratic party. with
the whole body Of tho Whigs, united iir>, t.
redu-e the p,icc al! printing, and thea pro-
cctsicd 10 extend HE reductions u all .!e wo'!.
.ha: has been done by tie pfiuer through tn.
Session. Even the frs, step, conside, IN.
,ha, il caught the prop,ienr- nt the I.ion in
The nit!s; G: Il :a<f mass ii hnlt-cxrcu,+d
ders, can scarcely be con, iie,td i,ir d.nlo..
Bn. the second-,he vo,in:. away from, CON
tractors portion %! the ,i.,ne< dne Them nv
der the laws Of Congress. for w.,.I full, exc
cutrd-is Il proceeding very hard to bc cfnr-
acterized without drawing from ,he vnr;.!,ol:-
~ oi the criminal law. In private ii, i,
would be called chen,iug.
\ joint resolution O.! 1919 cs!a:..is she'd fhc
office OF printer I" the Two houses, anil al,o
the rates Of payment. which continued il,
opc, alton ill 1871, When the Wig n,ni,,i
ties of two houses reduced The rates ii pun
ting 20 per cent. Before The clos. o! the
Ses> :o,! however, the same part, ,c-;o:"d th-
forntr ra,e<, on the representations "f the
'St'''S ~ VIC Itton Irf '"''' 'ht ''po'
ell ,a,es would afford 10 fair CON .en~a,irn
Tor the work. The whigs in y toJy hn,.- ,.,>>
voted to t,ke away from the D,:m e r.''.' P,n
ter the pr,fi' which ,tey 'h,n:.. tie il"
E, give 10 their own piin'rr-~-Ani 40, ,tliy >
hn T.. Civ. The ehAnSe retrospective ,"s',
,i..n So as 10 cove, III. WORK enne fa.pu.n i:l.:
whole session. -.n'ilIn4 hu' To-: --nla:s.-
sort Of party spin can account l.s ai@ gan
! duct q. the uily> aud n'i IL toe au'.ts- "t pa,
! lie vi,tue too " g iesi ny vocation TO iilt
defence of AIeSsrs. /, III biz. alH E.sis- aft
suppose they" i'll aso~l al onr .neti,l'in.; = -
in Their .f,i,>. Eo h!s /. l,..l alt.,-.sS..e
their affair, a.sd ,.e. aud all "her "t.lzs y
have an interest III The decenry .fnd h",t.- .
Of public legIa.;i,:n. he thIn- l." * late
and is bad. ----
As 10 the remaining prn.i-inn "i Inc ne"
i ,n- .i,at the public printing shall "'s' III
4 Sess Jon be Ie, To ii,e l,Ae-t bidief' "e >'i'"
shave so.nething II say ~ Que ''''o'
The North-Carolinian., 1846-08-15

Nos CouM,rrAI.-Au old "on,an vas
asked What she though, OF one OF her neigh
bors by the name OF J"n-s, and with ve'v
KNOW ing look replied "Nhy, 'l'nt ike 4"
say any thing about my nei.hh"fs. b'ii as 10
Hr zones, sometimes ihink, and 'hen a.hin
don't kuow-but arter al | Iaihe, guess he II
turn o,,, 10 be II good deal such Sn'i of ina u
as take him 10 be-
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N1ONU MENTAL
MARBLE FACTORY.

The <uhscrlher respectfully informs his fcIl ~
citizens and the publ in general, that he has
opened, near'y opposite the Post Office, Factory
Of the above description, where orders Cor Monu
m~n,s, Tou.bs, or Grave Stones Of any description
wifi meet every attention. Painters can be sup
piled with paint stones and mnlio,e. From his ex-
p",i"ncc in the business, he believes hinSelf com
pe,.nt II .vc s..tsf:lcrn to all who may favor
him with their patr'naoc.
GEORGE LAUDER.
Fav,tfcvl'c, July Ie: lS16.-3S7 -pd
The North-Carolinian., 1846-08-15

TnE ORxsoS THEATy.-Mr Graha.n. ihe
editor of the North American, who published
The Oregon treaty and c"rc~rondence, has
been before the commltee appointed hv Inc
Senate. OF which Mr. Iulee is ihc chairman.
He testified tha, the dncunlent was sent 10
hlm anonymously; ana TINT, b.licvisr. Il 10
be genuine, ard Lord Pam., SION having cS-
pressed himself as satisfied With the a-rs.'s'-
men,. he gave it publicity. No:binc 'asasisf
can be doue with him. ald--o he mater ehas:
Wy I'1ie Suu. z~
The North-Carolinian., 1846-08-15

Ii"si ies many others in different Parts OF tie
Stat.
Viii, such n lc-.rvrdly high ,haractcr. III" Sub
>rrihe5- feel justified in nlf: in. these Wheels to
th.. ,."!,iic, tiny " III keep hand supply Of
l,>ris 4optrd To h. ah or low had- Fayetteville
w t'miu -ton, Ncwh and w a-i.n gton. And
NJ james T. no,Ison Of Caswcii, has III IA Tor sale.
~ caution al pa so;S t,rou tn: State naiast
paVinc any p rsoI hnt selves .t our anthor Zcd
a"cnts. fnr :hc ri .ht % using these wheels.
NOTICE. TO NlII.WRICUTS.-lf If wish
emr'ovmcni, acGuant yourselves with rnttn" in
these WhniS wish u cmIi"> at lie, Il
iGQ ~ ~ b,isia.ss j d fTerrni rat'S Of the Stlc.
i}f- -\CAN Nc\FtI1
ARCI!'D McI I.AE CIII.IN.
!, 4 McKEruN\.
y-ny,,,cyilir January 81 1876 5GS-t.
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a. NJ. c A M p B Ell l..
AUCTIONEER

Nav be found opposite his cd stand. at the store
formerly occu ned by Mr. Nice alum
July - lSlG.
The North-Carolinian., 1846-08-15

Wu, YOU TAKE IT y CoH~!- \" nn'r~-
-. -. occurred some time sur" III lie
afi;ce Ola Justice Of Toe Peace, al D"nH'd-
s.:,i. \ Kentucky ilaib"ai nia1 ilnd becu
.a,,,,,;.,eJ for btcas:l. o: the peace, when .
.;a,d .fnf-, after The break ing np Of tie Court,
,.,d ,ne justice nhAi il would cost 10 siy..
he French,nan "ho had made lac comIlair'
> cool tn. a>hin.- The .Jn>,irr, Who is fond
,,r IA inke. replied, < a!,nu, fifty don.~." The
Ken:urhan. thinking The answer serious,
e,qoi,rd " VII vou 'akn il il. corl. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
State of South CAROLINA.
a EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Nancy Adams. Applicant sunsmans ii IL
vs.. Rober, / Adams Adams. and 9th. Partition:
BY virtue of an order from John Hill,
Esqire, Ordinary of Edge6eld District
. shall proceed 10 sell at Edgefield Court
House ON the first Monday and Tuesday
in February next, The following lands te.l
longing TO The Estate Of James Adams
deceased, situated in the District aforesaid,
on Fox's creek waters Of Savannah river,
containing Three Hundred acres more OF
less, adjoining lands of Andrew Ham
mond, Seth Butler, Wiley Day, Joslas
Lauham and others, on a credit until the
FIRST Of January nexI, tlS470 Purcha,r
sers will be required to give bond and
good personal security and mortgage os
The premises to the Ordinary, TO secure
The purchase money, except the COST
which will he required in cash.
II. BOULWARE, S. e. D.
Jan. 3te 51