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IL az q E2 I'D u "a W ~ Z az - Ia Vi Z :.
"a VIE next session of this institution will commence
u On Monday, the 9th OF February and cIuse IN July,
Exhibition.
Better 10 facilitate the progress Of The student and
malniaa diclpIlne, there Is fitting upan adjoining
room, as study for the advanced tina, they may
be entirely separate from The junior classes during school
hours.
by This arrangement, can give such attention to the
minor depar nent as 10 leave stone unlurned."
II. X. SMITH. A. b., will continue Teacher Of the
Ancient aud Modern Languages.
DAN SMITH. ia. Principal.
n. B.-Summer session, from 81 ull l2s, aud from .
lill L. NJ. REGULATIONS begin precisely IA: o'clock, A.
Nj. ID. ).
Feb 2 w2m
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SAFE OF a. Ssuee.

tsNiS OF a. ,SyWtP.
EDY virtue Of decree of the county OF Bed ford
Ed IN The case ct liurt * Co. Us. Cuer's adm'rs
shall, Liberty, Bedford house. on Monday The
23J March, 1916, (beng court day sell 10 hest bid
der. public auction, a credit OF twelve months, u
NEGRO MAN SLAVE wATT-young likely
and oi good reputation.
JOHN a. WHARTON, Conn.,
Mach wt23M
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virginia:
I rules holden IN the Clerk. Office of the Circu, Su
perior Court OF Law and Chaneery. for the town OF
l. -chburg, the 2nd day Of March, 1876:
John II d. Payne and James a. Turner late aucti 7,
and partners trading under the style of Payne Turner
Plaintiffs
against
Lin ,sus Dupuy and Cen7 his wife and Samuel Garland
aud Charles X. Slaughter, Defendants
In CHAsCERY.
The defendants lnnaus Dupuy ard Celine hi. wife not
having entered their appearance and gwen accord
ing OF Assembly the Rules of this Court and
appearing satisfactory evidence. that they not in
habiants of this 1t is ordered that the said defe
dats do appear here the first day of the and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed the town
Of LYnchbnrg Tor tive months successfully, and posted at
The front door of the court house in said town
Copy-Teste.
u. ROBES. elk.
Murch . WIN
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.YEsS. KsE.S'EsEp YES
English and French Academy

FOR YOU. NC "a DIES,
Lynchburs, virginia.
ENHE SIXTH SESSION of this Institution will
a. begin, On Monday the u Of February.
IT. RMS-For tuition In three different classes, as
heretofore via: SIS, SIS and sl2 SO, per session OF
five mouths, PAYABLE in the last hall OF the i'm month.
BO1RD-Sl0 per month"; OF which one half paya-
be in advance. Pupils accepted at any time during
The session. and charged from The day Of enirunce.
The department of English Parsng. Composition.
Rhetoric. Logic. Ancient Languages and the higher
branches OF Mathematics is under the charge Of Mr.. d..
Smith, Jr.
Feb Is WON
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Brick D,celIisg-EgOHsp,

handsomely situated. BRICK KITCHEN, SMOKE
HOUSE, EARN, and oher buildings usual on pao>
tattoo, and GRISl-Mll4l and SAW Mill. This
laHd in addition 10 lis many other advantages nf9fdS
several eligible sites for the operating OF Mills or other
machinery by water, Looney's creek which passes
through part OF IT.
The Lumber House, the mouth Of Looney's creek,
on James River now occupied by WIN. L. Hardy, with
The Land which is situated lying between the Road
and the River and the Greek containing Acre and
half (the boundaries of which will be pointed out nh
the day Of sae,) which Is conveyed aud Will be sold
SCI araley from the Mount JOY Farm.
Lot Of Land detached from the Mount Joy Farm,
containing about Acres, situated GA the Valley Road
leading South west from Buchanan, and adjoining the
loi of WIN. Il. Mitchell advertised below, which has
all unnecessary for The purpose aud from
lis location would atIJrd desirable situation Tor Tan
Yard
And the following Personal Property to Wit lv> Ne
gro NJ II. two Negro Women. two Negro Girls nearly
gIoMn. CaLIage and Harness and a nnnber Of
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TsSilE subscIi ,ers. under the firm ot George Watt &
d Co. are engaged In manufacturing, IN The city of
Richmond, Va, HAT highly improved Plough invented
and paieaied few years since oy George Wat, and
Introduced to the Virginia public, III editorial article
The Southern Panef lor June, 1872, styled by way
OF description
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X'OE.s'S. ~ FsOys'LES.
At THE OLD STAND or BOwLEs AGREE
ONE DOOR AHOvE MEssHs

n THE Old STAND or BONLEs n AGREE
ONE DOOR ABOVE MEssRs.
MEEMA GwATKiNs,
N FFERS FOR SALE:
~ % 1hds 81. ctes' ?. Rico and N. o. Sugars,
Cuba, Clarified do
10 boxes Loaf do
bbls. Crushed 90
300 bags Rio. Logura and Java Cufee,
90 hhds and bbIs n o. and z. Rico Mvasse,
$50 satks Salt.
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
200 kegs Nails. all kinds
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Rich- ond and other Fac.
hnes.
10 tons Bar Iron.
3 " Mould Bo,rds and IIallow Ware,
Am BllSered Steel,
500 lbs. Shear do
- bbls. Tan Oil
20 boxes aud caddies Tea, some very fine,
80 tons lump Plaster,
| 80 bags Shot
900 lbs bar Lead,
so kegs Duponls and Ky Rifle Powder
20 " Blasting do
80 Nova Scotia Grindsiones
90 kegs White Lead,
500 lbs. Putty.
50 boxes Glass 8 n 10 and lo1I2.
ceroons best Caracas Ind igo.
500 lbs Madder,
500 " Copperas,
20 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznaburgs,
80 boxes Sper n and l'allow Candles,
10 =" Soap.
LIQUORS.
u pixies very superior French Brandy,
20 bbs, American do
10 :" n f.. Rum,
10 ). Madeira Wine,
Malaga do
20 old Rye Whskey,
% =" Apple Brandy.
100 common Whlskey,
10 Cider Vinegar.
% Newark Cider, very superior
Together with Calicoes, Bed Ticking. Lampwicll
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Pepper, Ginger, Nulncps
Alisplce. Sallpetre. Alum, Iampback. Feathers
Wool, Caps, Hats, Blankets. Hops Jugs Jars, Demi
Johns, buckets. Tubs, Paper Trace Chains, Couu
Cards. Tachs, ierings. Mackera aud in fact every al
e,e usually hep' IN such an establishment. which the,
will dispose oiNery low Tor CASH, or in barter for coun
try produce.
Jan. | :,
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commandments sale Of k6aa.
En- pursuance of deereial order, made on Tue 70
day Of January. 1876. in the ot Hopkins rs.
Ionkras will sell, at Liberty. IN ff1n OF ihe cont
house. To the highest bidder. credit OF one aud iw'
years (excepi the Of 80 which Will be re-
aIred IN cash. on the 3d DAY OF March nsxi. that be
inr cnrIl day.
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Vs.sVv.s, CUEE-ER.gIE GU.sGE
Or Centre DraHsili Plough.

For a fuller account Of lis principles and character
advertisement IN the Redmond Enquirer aud tie
W hig. The certificates Of the gentlemen named in
thai notice. may be this office, and the store
of Mr.. John lioIIns, IN Lynchburg. Upwards VI POO
Others will testify substantially the thing.
~ Patents Rights Tor sale. Persons engaged in the
Plough making business. may promule their Interests by
securing HE flgh ir their counties Districts without
delay.
o. Address George Watt & Co.. Richmond, Va.
GEORGE WAITE in.
JOSEPH 5. WALIllALL.
Feb. % WIN
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+ rules hold in the CT rs Office OF the circuit superior
~ oil law and chan r the COUNTY Of iiai aA, III
in the mouth Of February, lS46
CatAaiin- Hal, May llali ana Nancy Hall.
against
WilliameL Owen. n'r. of Miles Hall, dc d John Il,
Hall, Joseph Hall William B. Hall aud Elizabeth Hal,
Defendants.
Ii CHANcERY.
III" defendants, 10 eph Hall aud John HALT moi hiis
entered their appearance. and appearing by satSiaeoI
evidence that they not Inhabitants 81 THIS cummenN eah
is ordered that the said defendants Joseph Hall j"l
Hall, do appear here the first day Npril next a
the Planls' bill; and TIM copy Of this odef he
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Nneinian, Tor ""
months snccessNcy and posted the front door o the court
house OF this county.
A Co,y-Teste,
WM HOLT, Clers.
Frb.9 w2m
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.n~zy, T II z L A II D ss,
EtSdFo in the bill ol proceedings men 1890.
SsiSGJT toned lying and being in the WYsS"
~ county ot Bedfptl, some ) or -.-za->~-
Tn1e s1aseast Of the court house. aad adjoining the
lands Of Reeves ). scruggs. William J. Walker and
others Tie Lands have been recfntlT surveyed. and
one parcel lot eauians about 23o Acres one third Of
which Is in woods and heavily tnbered, aud most oi
The ltac enclosed by gaui frnee
The other tract in the uei lhb1rhnod and con
taps about 50 Acres Of Land, all enclosed oy gooJ
fence and has upon II a tslerabe
IL DWELLING HOUSE with SINE
nai.sA Oul Houses. The Land will be sold in
&a;s!.G Ivy, separate lots. rlals Of which will be
$50, 49,. ..shji, = on day Of sale.
1,rtl! Dpono3 win 'isfacory personal security
for the deferred payment, and the 'e 10 'nf Lana It.
tanned until the whue ufthe purchase mo2 i pau"
Nj Prce W Hopkins, living near the preh. w. az
show Them 10 any person wishing 10 view them.
The lille to the 4bnve land considered good. but
acting under deceia order Of The Court will convey
such tile as vested in by the decree aforesaid only
+. H. PRESTON, Commissioner.
Feb % at23h Nh
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VIRGINIA. At rules hel in the Clerk. ! i.
tircuit superior Court cf Law and Chanc cry Vi u"
ounty of Nelson, i'll the month OF ebruary, 1916
Ciienry Bu smell, PlAInti''
against
benjamin d Harris. administrator Of James M9nfo"
~, deed; John l.. Harris and terling Claiborne,
Defendants.
IN CHtSCERY
The defendant BENJAMIN d. Harris not having entered h'
appearance and given security ordng the act Of l
BLY, and the rules OF this and At appearing BY sas
tory evidence that he is not inhabant of this onl"
wealth. On the motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel =
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here at run
be held in the said clerks Office The first Mohud
Nav next and answer he plaintiffs bill, and h''
of This order be orthv it'll inserted in the Iyncburg
newspaper published in the town OF Lyncno's
two months successfully, and anoth, copy t'ere"
the front do ,r Of the courthouse of this county, OH
court day. Copy-leste, -, ~,
ROBERT &. CUTLER, .fN'
March 9 "-m
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liz CnANcEar.

n OHANCERT.
The defendants, Samncl =. Ferill and " iam Is !tr
r not having entered her Appearances and it appearing oy
satisfactory evidence TINT they Inhabitants Il i
eah: It is ordered, that the SAID cndan sam
url Ferrill aud William Feril do ape hte 'n ''
fr>i day If April term next and the palnih h'
auG that copF Of this ord be forthwith inserted IN inc
Iynchburg Yr nah for two months successi'eiy ana s
ed at the front door o the court house of this county
Copy-Teste, -, :,
Feb. . W."
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7 rules held in The clerks Office of superior
"A OF Law and chancefy, for the county oi lIaax In
the month of February, 1876
Armsteai Batksdale surviving partner Of James NcCaw
CO. who Tor Tie benefit OF Giles McCraw. adm of
james McCfaw, decd, Plaintiff,
James Petty ,Zcbedce Petty, Elizabeth Grown and Mat
thew j. Rowlere sheriff o Halifax, and suoh admir- VI
VI iiliam Petty, deed, Defendants
In CHANcERf.
The defendant. James Petty not having entered his ap
peaance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
inhabiiant this ealth Il is ordered
first day Of April next and the plant ~ hill
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in ths
lynchburg Nirginan for months CIV and
ed al the front door OF the courthouse of this county
WI. HOLT Click.
I rules held Ia the clerks oil The cifcrIl nis5i.r
c3nr' OF law and caucery 10 IL. Ct iiilly II
the month OF February, 1876:
Woodson " ebb, PI4ntia,
against
John i'rogau and Elizabeth his wife jess. f dam sal
David Iribbio, l,ien.ant.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, John Brogan and Elizabeth lis (, not
having entered their appearance ard app eiuc bs
factory evidence that they inhabitants c Dir
moweath: 1t Is Ordtfod that tie said defendants lo Br-
ga and wife do appear hc,e the fr.t day wi a,
order be forthwith inserted in tie ynelLnE Ne,'
Two months aLccessise!v and posted Tie oh, d0oI he
court house 81 tAj, county
\ copy-Tcste,
WM. HOLY, rltk.
Feb9 VIA
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T rules held the clicks office Of the circuit snpcrio
law ana chauctr,, FOR the county oil la!faA,
the month Of Februlry, 1916
Jonathan Iukins Planta,
against
Samuel p. Fe.riil, Nilm 3 Ferrll Joshua D. ClaIe
and Pocalontas his VII, md John Ferrll,
defendants.
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Jan |
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
For lie North Carolina Standard
DemocratIs MeetIng i'm wake.


On Wednesday the 18th day of February, 1916,
Gt being County Court week a meeting of large
and respectable portion Of the democracy Of Wake,
farmers and mechanics from various sections of
the county, was held in the City Hall in Raleigh.
The meeting was organized by the appointment of
Berry ID. Sims, Esquire, chairman and J. Julius
Wheeden secretary. tte'tsa..--
On motion of james G. Jefffeys committee of
five persons, viz. Jas. G. Jeffreys, Reynolds Allen,
James WiggIns, Benz. B. Smith and o. L. Burch,
was appointed by che Chairman to prepare aud re-
port resolutions for the action of the meeting
The committee having retired, Mr.. w. F. Dis
brow was called on for speech. He proceeded
to address the meeting in a mastery and effective
manner on the Tariff question. His speech, how
ever, was cut short-the committee having return
ed, he gave way for them to report.
Mr. Burch, in behalf of the committee, presented
the following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas we, portion of the democracy OF the
county of Wake, believing that it is essential TO
the safety of the country that the administration oil
of those who cherish democratic principles, and
that 10 the of those principles in this State
it is necessary that the Democratic Republican par
ty should have candidate for the Office OF Gov
ernor, we have learned with regret that the nom-
nee Of the State Democratic Convention held in
Raleigh on the Sth day of January last, has de-
cned TO accept thereof; and believing, as we do,
that prompt and energetic action is all that is re-
qusiIe TO ensure OUT success Be it therefore
RESOLVED, That the State Democratic Commit
tee be, and they are hereby requested TO nominate,
at their earliest convenience, suitable person as
the candidate Of the democratic party for the office
Of Governor at the ensuing August election.
ResoIDed, further, That we have the highes!
confidence in the unblemished integrity and sound
democratic principles Of JAMES B. SHEPARD, Esq,
of this county-a gentleman of the highest order OF
talent, of pleasing manners, and courteous and gen
tlemany department; and that we recommend
him to the Central Committee as suitable person
for the gubernatorIal Office.
The question upon their adoption was decided
in the affirmative there being but one dissenting
voice.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeden,
ResoLped, That The thanks Of this meeting be,
and they hereby rendered 10 our Representa-
tive in Congress, the Hon. JAMES G. DoBBIN, for
the nrm and patriotic stand he has taken on the
! Oregon question and that concur in the views
expressed by him in his speech that subject
On motion of r. N. Jeffreys, il was ordered that
the proceedings of this meeting be published in the
North Carolina Standard, North Carolinian, and
other democratic papers.
On motion of B. B. Smith, the thanks of the
meeting were rendered to the Chairman and Sec
retary !; and the meeting adjourned.
BERRY D. SIMS, Chm'n.
J. julius WHEEDEN, Sec'y.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
RIEI,A'S COMET.

Lieut.. Maury, Of the United States Navy, makes
publication in the last Union in regard to this
Comet, which is now visible. He says:
"It is very desirable that other observers should
direct their attention to the changeable character
Of this wonderful object. 1t is coming in better
view, and will continue TO approach the earth for
two or three weeks more. saw both comets last
night with common spy-glass. They may be
readily found by alignment: line from the North
star throug Jupiter, if continued IL Is degrees
farther on, would pass very near tkem."
We copy the following from the New Orleans
Bulletin:
"B1ELA's COMET. Prof. WALKER, who is now
making observations this comet, says it will pass
its perhelion, about noon, the llth of this
month. He confirms the observations of Lieut..
MAURY, made at the Washington Observatory in
respect its double character, and says hat Biea
comet has undoubtedly become separated into two
comets, which moving, side by side, in sepa-
rate orbits, about the sun. On the 22d of January
last, Prof. WALKER ascertained the distance be-
tween the two comets TO be 49,900 miles, and by
measurement on the Gath, he found The distance
49.SQ0 miles, having departed from each other
900 miles in two days. his Indicates says
Prof WALKER, "that their separation is recent,
would be sufficient" He thinks they have been
Tepulsion between the portions. Each OF the COM
cts has the usual appendage of tail, extending
from the side opposite the sun. These two COM
cts now becoming nearer TO the earth daily
Between the 18th and 23d of March next they
will be nearest about 81 000 900 of miles. when
by means of common opera-glass, or perhaps the
naked eye, they may be SEEN"
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25

learned a long one which he had forgotten. "Howl
are ME. AS family % 'All well, as far as know
Mr.. A. has been sick, but he is up and about"
Is none OF his family sick ?' '.Not that know
o." "How are Mr. E's family ." who live in the
country.) 81 do not known "Are any Of the
family in town q" "Not that know Of" "When
were you OUT there 2'' "a week ago." Have
you seen any Of his family in town since ?'' "None,
but one Of his sons riding about" as Miss Elm
town 2" aNot that ! know Of" How are Miss
DIS negroes2' 81 know nothing about her me-
groes:" Have you ever been in her kitchen ?''
This conversation convinced the operator and
all present that the subject was not only really
asleep when in the magnetic state, but that when
he was awake was ignorant of the circumstances
he had described whilst in that state, and also that
his mind was mySteriousy connected with the will
and memory of the operators.
On q subsequent occasion the operator succeed
ed in again placing the same subject in the mag
netic state. He then repeated a part Of the ex-
periments have attempted to describe, and sue
ceeded at his first trial in putting the subjec in
connection with the Pastor of one of the most re-
spectacle religious societies in town, who took the
subjects mind on voyage up the Mediterranean
and journey into Egypt. The subject described
the scenery and wonderful curiosiles of that
try IN such manner as TO convince the reverend
gentleman and the company present Comprising
most of the talent and learning Of Washington
that the subject's mind was connected with his
mind. and that the science of Animal Magnetism
is founded in truth.
am yours, most respectfully,
| G. e. D.
! Washington. N. c., Feb. 7. 1916.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
SUPREME COURT.

The Arguments of Counsel have closed before
this Tribunal. The following Opinions have
been delivered since our last
BY RuFF1x, c. J. In Horton {. Horton, in Equi-
tv from Chatham, directing decree for the Plain
tiff. Also, in Hawkins .. Alston, in Equity from
Warren, decree for Plaintiff and reference to the
Master. Also, in State .. Duncan, from Iredell,
directing renire de 'soUo. Also, in Riddick ..
Jones, from Camden, affirming the judgment be-
low.
BY DANIEL, J., in Collins & Roberts D. Roberts,
from Lincoln, reversing the judgment below Al
SO, in Doe er dem. Borden .. Thomas, from
Carteret, affirming the judgment below. Also, in
State o.. ShufOrd, from Caldwell, reversing the
judgment below.
By NASH, }. in Roberts .. Collins, from Lincoln,
affirming the judgment below. Also, in the State
.. Nelson Cousins, from Person, affirming the
judgment below. Also, in Den &c dem. Rober-
son ct al .. Woolard, from Martin, awarding a
renire de noro. Also, in Wilkins D. Slade, in
Equity, from Rutherford dismissing the bill with
costs. Also, in Barnett .. Spratt in Equity, from
Mecklenburg, dismissing the bill.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
couNrY coNYENTIoN.

A number of our Democratic friends, from va
rious portions of the County, have suggested the
prOpriety of holding County Convention to no.
inmate Candidates for the Legislature on the de-
mocratic ticket, and Tuesday, the 3lst day OF
March, being the week of our next Superior
Court, has been spoken of as day which would
probably meet the convenience Of all. This
would give about four weeks time to the differ
ent Captains Districts to hold meetings and ap-
point Delegates to the Convention; and if this
time should be considered too short, we would
respectfully suggest that some day in April might
be fixed upon But if the party should prefer 10
hold the Convention at our next Superior Court,
they will of course get up their District Meetings
as soon as possible, so-that the Convention may
be full one 1t is also considered important, by
many of the party with whom we have con-
yersed, that the Convention should be not only
wcllattendcd, but that our Candidates should be
placed before the people at the earliest practicable
period
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
IMPORTANT FoREieN NEWS.

The late news from England by the Cambria,
which arrived at Boston few days since, is most
important We have room this week only to
say, that great change is taking place in the
Commercial policy of Great Britain--that Sir
Robert Peel is out for total repeal, of the Corn
Laws-that the feeling evinced towards the Unit
ed States on the Oregon question, IS decidedly
pGcifc-and that Mr.. Pakenham's refusal of the
49th degree is not approved by the English Gov
ernment. This is great news and good. We
hope the next arrivals may contain nothing 10
dash this promise of better times and better things.
The Parliment of England had done Mr.. Wal
ker's Report, embodying the principles of Re-
venue Tariff, the extraordinary honor of voting
that it be printed for the use of its members !
The British Ministers propose the following
sweeping reductions on articles imported into
England from the United States
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
DIED.,

In Pensacola, of Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs Ann
Elizabeth Jordan in the S7th year of her age, consort
the Hon. Dillon Jordan, and daughter of the late Jas
McRackan, formerly of Fayetteville.
In Salisbury, Duncan Alexander, infant son of Rev.
Thomas F. Davis.
On the Sd inst in the city Of New Orleans, Thomas
M. Wadsworth, aged 40 years, a native of Newbcrn,
N c.. and for series of years past, resident Lawyer
in that city. Mr.. w. distinguished for his profess
sona abilities.
AT his residence in Hicks Town, Madison County,
Fla. On the 4th instant, the Rev. Alexander Moseey.
in the 62d year of his age after painful and lingering
illness of fifteen days. This of God had been for
number of years, the subject of great bodily inrmy
He was born IN Lenoir County, North Carolina, De-
cembeI IA, 1884 Born again August Is, lss0-baPiiz-
ed November IA, of the same year He was highly
honored and respected in the land Of his nativity.