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10 ships and barks, l brig, 2 schoonsrs.
= Shipped home a part VI their bone.
I Sold whale oil at Rio.

Shipped home part Of their bone.
Sold whale oil atRio.
Yerba Buens, Bay Of San Fsncsco7Arrv.. 'mee hoist;
sh 10 s G F.saa
Abigail. Barnard sS sp to cTS.s The above re,
Of Sr IS n .i iioS VIII cruise ~ 90
fo e. AsS o % rs. ca ship %h .p
Corey hS6 : mo; out, S.a
.Sp Msoy wh e. whale
'hf SSi"%ss sp aptcn shp ssh Parker Russell.
n v Coast $50 sbls OIL has taken two whales in the
SO 81: N" ss % % H..
S SS5 m1a april Ia' While
css il cG..
HsrSoI sad sc%oa SaJm.n; Of M:S YS. Fl
iS: by Whale running ossr
Sos Rs ~
choy disaster occurred the an Of After the above
fSSSRsIsS e; E y 1S
soH.a bessuse they would aty advice the
A: port TSs S IsS spoken 6s SiPfS
sedfo1d ns, day. Wis., Thomas Dclsroa HsiSoT,
H9:
ga, Cudworih, Of Warehan
y. s"o"
D.: : gssI ssi ssfGass
s:Tt, Je Ss cris 1kssDD for
brig CSoctsw. Fiitoer, disc. - ,,,'..
M.s1 10:
va. iormsIly pilo! boat s,,.h., corn;n. 70, Now
York. soon, only Am vessel:
fosr Say FaANcncO Sept AR Peruvian lark 5oysn
fm Noeans for Belfast; Msigare! fo!Sei Cosnston unc;
baks Hoitea.s jackson, Isps MaaehsHsr JsTman d;ss;
$s:! m: E::. Rs%si S sii:
Sc 9 ds %'sE 9%
I %'S Ss. ssGss s:
g. c.Sa sGs Isss S.w
Bfsadywut Just arr; bugs jqsisst Morton from Norfolk,
81 S si s; 9sisgss Hob
Aonas Ports.
BO.IoT Jan 4IA,T ship. Russell Burt Cfdia Ms%1bSg
sHl "a :ms" s%
for two ships sunset enc was EbvS &c d Fhs
Sd,sI he
PIT Ss%
White CeniuegOs; Cennegos, Basgo, do Perseverance,,
tune, Peterson and Ann, Remick; Matanzas. :,
E $Msn.2Es .li bI5 Ss! Ga snip:
Il! Ks: D:f SYs s5s ss: @
Ba.badoes; Chsff.e, Ch,ffee do. III. ,.u,,
sts 30: Ma,as , aasS
B,%oIs bsrk G.lindS French 81 ROY Be TO- TUT, +,
!:,1 Ss s'A sssr
sSsaSa
Charles Henry BISHOP say,nps for R So e: oa AM
70" De- n n.y. Va flo York Hal
fax ,shr Union HARDING Norfolk Sr Boston p:n.
ssss sd ss ''A'' Ann and
Dec nns 'ss, ssIsf
ssn r :sD s et S s s s
Cvisao, Yo5ii .hp Sec Thaish.i Freeman s;ys.
mi ;sa; saSF s'inbs
9son ss55a from
MopTom.Ty with 1910 bales cotton. Below, brig Lewis
new Bxpponn Jan a-sld brig Julia & Helen, Lufman
Wilmington, Dell schs Cornea. Bunpus, and Jane, Wood
NEwsusYronr, Jan a-Arr schr Mary, Smith, BALI
PHILADElrIIA, JAM 4EArr Bteuen brig Helena Hey
sn' Enen hus aSl ~ Ph
Calais. CID brig w knight, Stafford, Cuba Pinfa, Saw
srF cSnaovs H;ysn:
Ffssec;t I'm YSrf SD sch. Adams, Baker, Norfolk:
e sDs Midas: IeasS sI SeIi MARKET wn cargo nue..
d SsG S. ehT: en- Ayw,Nf
for do; Com Hull Corthe Cher, field for dol 'chr WIN
Hsiy I.as j Insm; ot ss s rAsn Beu.
brig sus,n Ipgaham, Biachington' Gibraltar. Cld bis
s.vassaa bee s@cld Br ship L,ure Duekeu Liver
pool; ship. John Cumming, Dwight Lvepool' Caedons'
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Hama Ports.

BALTIMORE, Jan 5-Au brig Calais (of Calais, Manel
Kesue, Norfok schr Mary Augusta. Munson York. Cid
Brig Sarah Ellen Tar, 81 Johns Prs schr Lyd' Post
PHiLApELpHIA Jan 3Ar brigs Smyrna Sp's Boston;
VIM Pitt, Howes; do; schr Scio Bramb!o Nfok Am'Lon,
Msr.hon ,rIoyldsnes: Jacob Raymond Hsvsrn, NYcIs;
brig Amira, Curling Key West; schr Eliza Brow Brown
Kev
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JAN. AT market, 372 beef cattle, (including 400
left last weekly 100 stores, 20 pairs working oxen
10 Gown and calves $500 sheep Including 900 left
last weekly and 900 swine.
Frices-Beef Cattle-lSt quality, SIS 90; Id do 81 10
SIS 25; Sd do 81 a $500
stores-some as last report yearlngs from 81 50 ;
two year old $i2a SIG
Working Oxen-Sales of two pairs noticed sos $64
Cows and Calves-No sales noticed.
SheepSales at 81, 81 %, 81 so, 81 81 IS, and few
extra at So SO.
swineFrom AZ to csc, according to size and quality
Market more active than last report account of the
small number in.
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PHiLADELpBIA, Jan. 4, 1s47
Allen Rutherford, Esq, the new County Auditor elect
ed last fall sworn In Saturday, and entered upon
the duties Of his ONCE
There was considerable excitement late yesterday
afternoon In the Western pert Of Moysmsnsins which
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COM n e RCIAL.

New York, Jan. s, 1S45.
AsHksThere is but little doing In either description
Pots are held ut 81 rs Pesils, at SIS so.
BREADsrUrrs-The market generally, continues very
inactive. few small sales In Michigan and Ohio, ut
IS A, and Genesee, at IS 80 50 6o. and In George
town, at IS 37k q So so
b CorroN-The sales yesterday 200 bales To-day
about 1900 bales taken at very full prices fact
It is difficult to buy any considerable parcel at our out
side quotations
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THE DOCTOR .

WAsHTSeroH, Jan. 4th, 1e47
NsUs Of .drsther Lihle Battle The M,,ieans sain in
The Yooottve- Mes1s. Boyey and Davis Al Rieht-
The Bill for the Ten Regiments Of Rsgulars-TIe Pre-.
sfdsnfs Mssscgs- The Lieutenant Genuat-The Land
Graduation and Rsduetion--Th Policy Of The Scteus
Set ForM-Mr. Bo'row's Resoiutfon-His Last Motion
~ the Senate mesup Tomsrrov IN reference 10 Santa
.innas Pass-Madameiseie augusta, Diniev, and
Mons Frederick, at the Olympic Captain Fotio iate
of The Rsvenus Serviee proposes 10 turn .9rfiieryman
againsf the Mericans
We learn to night that credsble information has been
received at the State Department by this evenings mail
from the SOUTH Of very decisive skrmlsh it'll the
my in Mexico. detachment Of six companies of rcgu
lars, from Csmsrgo to Tsmpico, having under
convoy train Of fifty baggage wagons were attacked
the psins snd surrounded by body Of forynvs hun
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PHiLApELrpiA, Jan. 8, ls47.


The election of delegates the democratic conven
ton for nominating candidate for Governor, was held
last evening In the surrounding districts the friends Of
Governor Skunk have carried large majority Of their
candidates. but in tho city wards far as known the
delegates elected varied in their predictions. Three
four wards however, have been carried by the party
favoring q denomination of Governor Skunk As far a.
the city and county 10 concerned the present Governor
will have . majority Of the votes
poor old woman, who earned scanty subsistence by
selling cakes to the pupils Of the High school, dropped
down Dead yesterday while in the act Of repenishing
her stock store In the vicinity Being dependent
trey upon her small profits to sustain herself and Grip
pied husband, she reduced to q state Of dest
tuition, during the vacation Of the school, and her
death is attributed to this cause. The pupils made
very handsome contribution to-day, TO relieve
the necessities Of the crippled husband Another sud-
den death occurred Sunday David Hill long known
here as an auconeer, died very suddenly, in conse
quencc OF his tongue being effected by which at
last reached his throat In addition have just learned
that Isaac w. Norris, Esq, highly respectable mer
chant Of Philadelphia, has lust been called hence very
suddenly. He was ono OF the W rdens Of the port
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
JAN $1,000 Y: Loan, S. 80 80; Northern Bank Ken
tucks s 5000 u. g. Loan, 6s 30 80; Is Mechanics Benk,
2c4; 20 Kentucky Bank, II; 30 YIclssbu e,
AFrER SALEs-3 Mechanics Bank 2iH $s8S Lehigh Mort
gage Loas, 70; IS Penn Township Bank, %.
HSEcoND BoARD-i000 Texas Bonds as 10; 3Mechanics
HsTss saIrs"s;S State s. 1905 do ss, sss do. ss,.
10 Vicksburg Bank Il 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 6
1000 do, 7lss; Farmers and Mechanics Bank, <3a.
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MOTHER,S CORDIAI,

THE superior efficacy Of this article, when last
has once experienced It's benefit; would be willing any
condition to be deprived oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the suerngs attendant Child Birth half and
thus place both child and mother in state of safety.
This Is quack article but the prescription Of reausr
physician who has made this branch Of his practice
particular study For sale 1872 Broadway corner of John
street dis Imsrh
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

REAL Estate AT AucTIoS-l lot 8. w. side 10th
street. between 9Th and 9th avenues, 25x9ss. $4oO
lots adjoining same size. 1870 each. .... lilo
Mouse and lot No. laA Greenwich street. ,..... 1880
Do do 496 do. 80. ....... 1880
Do do 495 do. .............. 1850
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Foreign irnportations.

PoRr Az PRIscE-BTis Republici4s tss coffee 10 tons
logwood shielding kerris1lS pcs do Rnssre Co-26
L Hill-l72J NJ Smith-ss d Mathews-9s Center 4 Co.
SIS Smith-3l II Nasoa-3 chs rags A Colper-76 bags
coffee ck Geo Hosarh7s pcs mahogany $500 specie
K w Delafeld.
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CURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND =
~ or all the remedies discovered for ths permanent
tain contain, inuIou. or n.s.eSus da%ss.
drink exposure business and 10 adapted to every age.
and condition Patient; may rely that this =: no
private practice Of physician with u1erring success.
radically curing Of the hundred and at
present is the most popular remedy in neiRhboring city
Try it, and convince yourself even after other rsmede: a
tons accompany each bottle Sold wholesale By COmsoek
Co.. 81 Courtland street, reaIled at &c Hudson corner
Bowery and Grand, Bowery and Walker, East Broadway
and Market, Fulton and Water. g. B Hammond Y Co,
Fulton and Cranberry streets BIootyn Third and scgh
more; g stott Washington City; and Robert,ou and Cor
mick Norfolk. Va do Nsw2wsrc
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New York, Dec. .S, 1916.


MO MERCURy-NO CoPAIvA"-Dr. CulIeus In
IN dian Vegetable Remedy, is domestic preparations
composed entirely bal sams mercury
sss al io%a 80 al cured
in few days. II the medicine is tab directed It's the
aud safsand the spsdy eadeator Of this
sale and retail By j. O. Fay General Agent No lss Fulton
street, Lamp Store Sun Buildng New York. Retssd sr
ner Of Grand 50 street, Hudson
OF Spring streets ~ Houston street, 1853 Division street. ID.
vision 3si Monroe street, So Bowerv No 3Ayenne D.
Badger, Newark; Pearson Railway and Williams Williams
nR JOHNSON, l? Duane street, near Chatham street
~ well known as the most successful practoner Ney
reputation for skill those old halfcured that have
existed for years. peemnent Geet structure, ulcers
upon the body the throat pains the head and
brought by secret habit INDUCED in By young
causing asvous dreams and nightly emissions positively
No alteration diet prevention from Post paid
letters containing fee of 50, attended to- Don't be deceiv
ed Dr. Johnson is in no way connected with Mushroom
Dentist OF his College n3o im'
dS KIM CHALLEN}E--vaier's French PIlIs-i his nm
HOOO rivaed remedy for diseases Of private nature.
aposte and speedy without restriction OF diet or bln
French pills possess balsa copeviae capsules, md
other mixtures csnnot fail give tn decided
preference Besides bong The eectual and speedy
SMELL do affect the breah scken the stomach ~ the
least and be taken time the Of The
intimate friend enabling the patients them
equally eectual for either all compa ns such ~
gravel -four albus whites peculiar 70 females
cured hundred, Of complaints sfe! every
other remedy has failed They have been extensively used
Tor the last ten IN stage: 81 eseSrs ANY one to rao
duce remedy OF equal certainty forfeiture Of $500
Price box For sae at az see corner OF
street dc im-rh
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&6OO REV. ARD;;-AMERICA AN CoMroUNp-.Thi.

WOOV popular pleasant, and SPECIFIC remedy Is war
ranted eecnay all cases ofa delicate disease IA
fe days forfeiture OF the above Persons using
TIL. celebrated article need fear no =; no
aud adapted every aud condition II contains
mercury drugs Injurious to the CONSTRUCTION
standing have beer cured by single bS!ts ~hs the
This rumped up humbug" has long been. and s
is used in tho private practice Of physicians with
curing ofthe hupd,ed cases Try
convince yourselves Sold whSIessle by Coro%cxa Co.
and Walker, Bowery and Houston Bowery and Fourth ;
T. l.. Cotton 2S3 Beecker street; HAMMOND 20, corner
and CanSey BIoGsyn Third and South S. ,
ington City, Robertson Cormick, Norfolk, Va and Co
hon & Co., Charleston, y, &. Jim 600 re
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBlTrrL, ~ p"an deo Man.
member Of the Royal CS ,msnt Of Certain delicate DIS
eases pacce years DEVOTED 70 ysGef Ss. cs
recent cases cured il four days. no mercury n;r
,ai ~ Tir THOSE indviduas who have ndulged in
esr,an oahsome habit positively be restored :? nsMts
ana soeistv Dr. e. has mot yemoIed his once nsnuasc
~ esstSin uushfoom dentist Remember IL pT,nc sgSss
I'M IocS sc Df. fshnsonf oil im'h
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M EDiCAL AiD--Dh. FAWCETT ON debility, nsrvors
IVA ness and secret diseases &cJust published pop.M
the concealed OF the decline Of al
sng from destructive consequences Of excessive
And youthful imprudence, terminating in nervous
and constitutional weakness and all those sinking ~
and cmors which act the weak, the sedentsry anu nd
delicate with practical observations on their
cure, by H. FAWCETT, member OF the Royal cc 20 W.
son Medical Coiese Pb;IsJsipha The Doctor daily con
suited Al his once ia Fnon street all those diseases
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Safe Of Stocks at Boston

Safe Of Stocks at Boston.
BRoxER's BOARD Jan Is shares Western Railroad ee}f
80 do 10o 60 ds do 50 III IS do Norwich and Woce
ter Railroad g. 10 d. 20 DO as la5 do 49, q de-
East Boston Co., 81. go DIS; $50 do, S,<
Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST JAM, 1S47.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, January 4, 1915
Amount of the several issues outstanding prior of
22d July 1916, per records Of this office $377 81
Amount outstanding of the issue Of the 22d
July, iSa6. ................ 1888 $50 90
4,3l0,7s0 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the &C.
counting oticers. SAG, 700 90
SO 1874, $50 81
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time lived powerful king. who reigned
over large and fertile country. lie had
crowns OF gold and pearls. and scepircs
of ivory and precious stones. His irea-
sury was full Of the costly things Of the
earth; tens Of thousands Of armed men
were ready 10 obey his bidding, and his
dominion extended from sea TO sea. But
wi,hou, Gods blessing. worldly posses.
sions are but an increase Of care, aud as
this mighty monarch feared not God he
was dissatisfied and unhappy.
In The dominion Of the king lived Ger
tain dervise. famed for abstinence. sancti.
~. wisdom, and picty and the king,
willing to prof, BY the instructions Of the
holy man. paid him a visit. lie found
him clothed in sa"kcloth. living in cave
surrounded with high rocks, OH the bor-
ders Of a wilderness.
Holy man." said The King, 4" come
TO learn how ! may be happy" Wrh-
out giving any reply, the dervise led the
king through the rugged pathways of the
place until he brought him in front Of a
high rock. near the top Of which an eagle
had built her eyrie. Why has the ca
gle buiIded her nest yonder'" said the
dervise. Doubtless" replied the king,
" iha, it may he out of the way of dam
GER" Then initiate the Bird" said the
dcIvise; build thy throne in heaven,
and thou shalt reign there unmolesied aud
in peace"
Now the king would have willingly
given the derviSe hundred pieces Of gold,
if he would have accepted II, for this pre-.
cious piece of advice; and here am CIV.
ing i. 10 you for nothing. 1t may be as
useful to YOU all as it was TO the king, for
YOU are ali as much interested in being
happy as he was. As the eagle built her
nest on the rugged rock, built! your hope
on The Rock of Ages" As the dcrvise
told the king to erect his throne in hea.
ven, so ! tell you to "seek those things
which are above, where Christ stitch on
the right hand of God. Set your ailcc-
tons on things above, not on things on
the earth" DO this; and you will be
ahore the reach of danger for time and
eternity.
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Sunshine ans shads-we esnnol a.

ways have ine weather. lflIe sun wrTe
always shining. L0w lillle should We feel
the pleasure af a fine day. There " N
he something or another loI - 10 pun up
With - long as Ne live. One hing. how
ever, We may take foE granted. and that
is--ihc more rheeTlnlly We 20 about our
duties. the more pleasant they will he
come ions. Now take my advice. Keep
as good an aerounl. from this lime for
ward. of your sunshiny days as you have
hitherto done Of your wet ones and you
will find yourself. perhaps. less, disposed
10 complain than to- be thankful. The
more NE ln,c ;"sl. Ihe more shall We be
satisfied with liz '!ealiugs with Us. lie
WIN gaze his only son 10 die fnr sinners,
will also give grace and glory: and no
good thing will he withhold from them
lha. walk uPrigh'ly.
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John Z. Kirkland, sarriiring partner ofhs firm,
If William K:rkLna s. Son.
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Equity Sale.

Lacy Waller, GuIrdian. Petition 10 sell Land
&c. IN obedience to an orlcrmalc in
c5SYS this canSc, shall offer for sale before
STtA the court house door in Hi!sborouch.
s<-1hs> on Monday The 22d day Of February,
on a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
TRACT OF LAND on Enoe, belonging to the
heirs of the late George Walker, containing $50
acres, adjoining the lands Of the late John Piper,
II being part of the land belonging TO the heirs Of
the late VIM. Cabe. Bond and security requir-
JAMES WEBB, We.
December is. 6g-4w
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EAGG2.s s Jg.1E
laliisb0FOsEZsa. Nc

y 'aE sAesslseS u Mr.. anl Mrs. BrRwKla.
ssaeol Tor young Ladies. nil le Ersuu.rlo
"Wednesday the 9Th u January nenl. 4 S.
is'SEdefs can N accommodated IN The faraiis,
the fgiaciFal.
BoaEd, per session, SsO,Oo
nsslNn. sls. sI5. SLIGO
Muse on the Piaao aud Guitar. Dfawins a.
Painting. the fHeRch, Spanish. and Italian Ia.
gnasns. viii 10 taught BIZ Mr.. AxrsNIs NJ Ma.
TiS". who has taught successfully in several
schasls in the Moth.
foE fnriheE information, adde's lev. Il. Bur.
well. Hillsbosoagh, y. 4.
DecemlcF ID. "a
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Just Received.

\ Y d T D X ) A l. e 10 W.
EINNE and Coarse Salt, Collins Axes, Vhgi-
j. mia Oznaburgs, Negro Blankets, Sole Lea
Their. Coffee, Cheese, Spices, hot, Candles, Mus
lard, Black Tea, Soap.
Also, Sands SarsAparilla, Dead Shot Ecrmi-
fuge, Gray's Ointment, and Elixir Of Opium will
he sold low by the dozen to merchants, or by re-
tail,
LONG, WEBB & co.
December Is. S.
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False Peace. Il, is the friendship o

False Peace. - II is the friendship Of
Joab concealing the murderous dagger
the slumber of Sampson in the lap Of De-
lilah, softly depriving him Of his locks
it is a sleep. obtained by opium-it is the
loss of feeling, the presage of death-it is
the calm of the Dead Sea, the consequence
and the evidence of curse. Before the
fall of exceedingly heavy rain, the wind is
unusually still-belore an earthquake, the
air is uncommonly serene.
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FOR SALE.

rfNIiE subscriber Olisns for saie valus.lc Tract
= ri LAND continuing 2i0 acres. bring psil
oi the Lands ri the late Alired Moore hing about
two miles and 4 halt south wcs, Of HiilsaoFoueh.
\ large portion Of the traf Is well tintCIed aud
well a'sTesl snd has fine Mill seat on il. Per-
s1Is wishing 10 buy would IN well to examine the
iEAci. II Sill hs sJli Oh Feaslaalle terms.
HENRY X. wFFHERsPOOS, Agent.
January I. GV-3M
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1t is harder to avoid .ccnsure than TO
gain applause; for this may be done by
one great or wise action in an age; but
to ESCAPE censure, man must pass his
whole life withou, saying or doing one i'll
or foolish thing.
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Little Plaasnre.-..I take

Little Pleasare.-"l take bu. l;,.ls
pleasure" Nav that word :. li,il" has
lei thousands into great deal al mis-.
chief. What one calls li.ile, another NAV
call much; aud il is by little aud ln.le
that the soul Of i sinner Is led the whole
length "f temptation, sin and sorruw.
A nan may take lil.le holiday, III.
lie "hiskey and little pleasure he NAV
lnse little time aud spend little money,
I'LL he becomes almost unknown to him.
seli-a great drnnkard, great spendthnll,
and q great !iberlinr.
If YOU will think for a moment. YOU
must be convinced that what say is uue.
The greatest rgue that ever robbed an
other, the most notorious highwayman
that ever robbed q traveller, became 80 by
little and little. If little leak will sink
II great ship. and little fire destroy a
great city. So, in like manner. i lille sin
may be the means Of running the soul.
When, therefore, YOU are asked to do
what is wrong, never dereiye Yourself By
thinking that you may go liIIlc way out
Of the path of reciitude. lie who keeps
in the broad iurnpike-road Of duty is not
likely TO lose himself; but he who quits
il for the thorny br-pa,hs Of his own
inclinations and passions, may Wander
where he never intended.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE cnuNTY.

Corr; of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1876.
Io'n &. Kirkland, s.Tpiring parf,,sr ofhs firm,
II William Kirkland s Son.
IS.
Tie heirs at knr Of ARi!ony Peltier, deed.
ET appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
tina. William Watson and Mary his wife. two
d the defendants in this case. are not inhabitants
"f this state; II Is therefore ordered hy the Court
that publication he made in the Hill borough Re-
rOrder. for SIT weeks. that said defendants appear
at the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
TO he held for the county Of Orange. at the court
house in llillsborough. Oh the fourth Monday of
FEBRUARY nr't TO show eause, If any they have,
why the real estate Of Anthony Pclticr should not
he sold TO satisfy siudgmen; obtained by the plain.
tiff in this case.
Witness, Joseph Allison. Clerk Of our said
Court. a. Office, the fourth Monday Of November,
4. ID. 1876.
JOSEPH ALLISON, 4. &C.
Price adv. 50 so. Cow
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CorNry.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1916.

rs. We'd on negroes d 9TH
Jesse D. Booth,. er personal property.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
IL tina, the defendant, Jesse ID. Boothe. is 10, an
inhabtant Of this state; II is therefore ordered nv
the Court, that publication be made in the Hills
rough Recorder, for six weeks, notifying said de-
fcndant to appear at the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county Of Or
ange, az the court house in ilil!.bOrouull, on the
fourth Monday Of February next then and there
u rePevy or plead to issue, or the property levi.
Ell on will be condemned aud sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs debt
Witness, Joseph Allison. Jerk Of our said
Court, at office, the fourth Monday Of November,
A. ID. 1916.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c.c.c.
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