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49, Cents a Box.

And they are warranted to be better, IN Il
respects, than any other Pills in the maIA'
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where cure seemed Grs
impossible they have restored to health hms
reds who had long languished on beds Of pan
they have operated like charm, when all otAe
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comfort TO the afflicted, and hope to the ds
pairing; they have removed the ills Of the yOur!
and given back youth to the aged. lndee'
they seem to possess the properties ascribed b
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BLACKSMITHING.

"HE subscriber would respectfully inform
u the inhabitants of Middlebury and vicin-
ity that he has opened the shopformerly &C.
upied Ivy his Father. Adnah Smith deceased,
in the hollow near Judd's Marble Factory,
where he intends to carry on
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A Splendid assortment Of Stone Ware.
n COLLINS and LANE
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Produce
-. s.. r. . e.
make The old monoPo-
hr Iemlle for
gentleman business endo and
durusan absence the propnetors
Points cham VT NAV
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BLACKSMITHINC

N al us DrdnCneS.
He has furnished himself with good help.
and Intends 10 have all jobsin his line Of bus
ness done promptly; and in the best manner,
HORSE AND OK Shooting
done in thebest manner, and at the shortest
notice. All kinds of FORGING AND
CARRIAGE WORK done in the best style
and with dispatch. He solicits the custom Of
his friends and the public generally. His
prices will be reasonable, and as he is de-
termined 10 be constant in his attention 10
his customers, he hopes to be favored with a
lair proportion Of public patronage.
EDWIN C. SMITH.
Middlebury, Jan. 10Th. 1917. S3SNd.t
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LIME AND WHITE LEAD.
lust RECEIVED, a 10, of Lime and VIII Q
Lead LONG, WEBB, & Co. 90
June 90. s~t . 500. S5-
aTHE AMERICAN FARMER
June 90.

And Spirit Of The agricultural Journals IF the
Day.
A NEW volume of this old and popular agricul.
n tural work, commences on the LIST OF July. II
is published OH the first of every month, each No
containing 81 large octave pages, at 81 per ann
unit copies for S5-l3 copies for $40.
The American Farmer has now been in exis-
tence since 1919, and the first periodical ever
published in the United States, devoted erclu-
svey to the interests of the cultvators of the soil
many similar works have since sprung into ex-
istence, and have passed away, willis. the pioneer
in the good cause has steadily pursued lis way,
aud in its ripe old age. evinces all the freshness
and vigor Of youth. The publisher feels conscious,
that his numerous patrons viii bear him out in
the assertion, that at no stage Of its existence has
his Journal been received with more favor than at
the present time. Gentlemen Of the highest
standing. aud eminent for their zeal and devotion
to their time-honored calling who have been sub
scribers to the work since its first appearance L
the present time (and We have number Of then
still on our list have but recently borne testimo
ny TO the fact. that it is not excelled in point
practical utility by any Of the numerous journals
with which our country now abounds. Willis
these assurances are fattering to our pride, the,
willsarve as stimulus to future exertions. Al
communications To be addressed to d S@'s'.if
- L lid A - SAMUEL SANDS,
"+@@~ Publisher American Farme,
lss Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
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ihTough siH hnndBad nailss q 81 Fhsms =
eosaug 10 "a a.. liarflaRg - Ne "a
zee iEhI. PssT saaaaisias sd drsssls.
llFouKh alsa5Hs and PElgklE par bushes.
Ons q sheir adsealGirEs Ne Erlaaes - lus.
loss:
A. San Srbastisn - atirmpi Wa
made - laks ~ prisoners. Dna ignsiins
gsEm4nsE IOld ~ 10 Bad orders - stap
ns and a,.ke Psisshsns Of u. and take ~
~ Dsrsnga. We lid hin e hs wanted
Ne - take us. IL snd aboul 60 hundred
msn dsmandsd a - our Passparts. We
showed Them opr Haes and holsieEs--
these are he Pas,porls II AmriirAn sill-
Isns. They followed - Is Eallss medl-
lziing n aliark. bsi finally lrll ss. and ne
cot here safely" ~ .a Ht ~
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The mail Of SATURDAY furnished the
snhioined uimors and speculalions IN re-
lali0n 70 nm spprOarhing peare with Mex.
Eco. which have bern cirenlaled nv die
correspondents Of The press from this city.
and which NE gige 70 Our readers Cor what
they are worth. What is now said on
the approach Of peace Is but The repeti-
lion Of a story with which we have been
frequently entertained Cor several months
PAS. Foraughi we know, however. IL may
be that peace Is really near ii hand. though
we cannot discover in the recent inlelli-
gence from Mexico any thing 10 sustain
Ihe confident time Of the correspondent OF
the Ledger. IL is certain that Mexico j.
utterly unable IN rsise and equip armies
capable Of meeting our forces in the field.
and Il day he illat The increasing evidence
Of this fact forms llle ground on which =
speedy peace i 80 confidently Predirled.
.*sra-s-.. 90 -~~4=sG a-ss.t- Mar. L.frl.
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husuesa j. sidl, a. elarse, a. > sisRd.
AnoihFE trssel has niHtsd Hahzs kilto
- he goz=ass Scored - HaEHna-nsaFlF
the l4kt. 4 ghink. a th1f sinck. Asesstl
: erperlrd soon from Campe.rhy, shesc
o.e esIg0 As si0Eel daring he bluckzde.
and ulll faary al PIsgiy msch rl0ss
lie l0seign aradE with keEa GEpEs tns sons
monHiS Vi lessa.
an Informed illsf he bad 81 one Erm.
and one q he veIy 6nl ID ne riiy. has
replied 70 demsnd f0r dules Gom lie
1nlieci0r illas he has IL na0ny sad can
nOl pay. His LhiEly dsys sBs onl. md il
remains 10 be seen y hsl sill be the result.
His gods MI MOI De I'D. Is nobody can
buy them. loE The same reason tllal pre-
vents the TayInrnt of his duties.
JUsE z5.-We received letters from
MeaieD issi night a. lale - he l5lll. bul
they do MOI satisfy rs On The snhleel al
greatest moIneni-Ihe sleciion., one Of
Them derlaEes that Santa Anna has been
chosen wiih extraordinary povery. topse
IN die prosecution 81 de war. but j. ex-
pFessly forbidden 10 enter INTO negolislions
ioT peace. II ! also said that Illese aEe
twenty thousand troops IN The city ~ Mex
ieo. and Teiulorcemenls are constantly ar
irving. AlsaIez's force i now augment
ed lby report 10 eight thousand men. well
armed and equipped. Taking every hing
into consideration, have no d0obl that a
bloody battle will preeede Gen. SCOTS en-
Try into the capital. ~
General Scott had not LEFT Puebla on
the l6lh inslant-Ihai Is certain. lie iS
waiting Tor reinloTcemenls from The east
ward, :GeneEal Csdwalsder left yAlapa
ON the l9h 10 Join him. with some Two
Thousand troops under bis command.
think the army will move forward a. soon
as il receives ibis reinforcement and the
money and supplies whirh accompany il
the same which found 80 difficult rOad
10 Jalapa.a ~~+@ IT. -a.n@
Alvarez is said TO have taken his sta
lion, with xix thousand Of his SonorC
troops, between Pueblo and Jalapa, fOr ih'
purpose Of cutting oil cadwalader's train
and would probably be reinforced. .a
The editor OF :. FL Arco Iris" says HI
has information ilai The elerlion did no
come of at the time appointed, but q
postponed until the 2lsl September. II,
says that The general impression is tia
ileuera will be elected. and that nego,ia
tons for peace will immediately toIlo'
his installation. "a
Our dragons have had quite brus
with The guelrillas near Prroie. Thre
hundred Of them encountered four hun
bred guerrillas in a rayine, and route
) them, the Mexicans losing some lhir
killed. Our fellows were guided By Ill
Alcalde OF Perote. -. ~
; Senior Aiocha is here cruising about III
streets with no apparent mission, OF bus
! ness Of any kind. He is most cordial
hated BY lhe Mexicans, and believe Iii.
/ liked by every body in Vera Cruz VIII
knows any thing Of him. '.@ ~ -es
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uhich lsj h,m - sake FpslF'liHg. he
aTmy. has FspIlalaua. 81 be P0ssessF1i- OF
eOald seer f1Ferl. zsEsiasl lile naoSi oaeE-
WIsslming odds ~ Ells balils q husna kis-
Ia;-Llae elm, dear. Er-srriBg msnnrr .
= llIrh his mind uofkrd under ne f,sts.
surs Of lhzi aost irzriul issue and lhs
,6rmnsss and prrseet selEpossession by
which. II lhaf cousrss. he carried bis Iiidr
force lEiampllandy through one 81 Inc Sc
FsrrsI roahirls ever fought upon his ron
linenL-pEOse him % be . man adequsls
l0 any emergency. equal % any resp0nsi-
hiliiy. and abundanlly qualified lor any
station 10 which his fortune or biz country
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D-d. . d Ossuay. - - sA - e eos-
sanysBa. Nsz M.sE wIaxE.sss. wss e Ma
Ida WHksz.aa. snd aasghan q NJ gamss
ciark. - - hssn 6 sans yssn msnahes
Id PlsAsasdan ehurrhi ard hasiag hssd Dc
Sc q IL nshasoss. ~ lsrsI end was M
Disd. % % "A dsy q Iuns Ia. % c.mAsgs.
n N~w Nsaies. cspa.in EEEx LEwIs wsITs'
KEa, q HsIifaz. Nod casdins. cemmsssE %
sur Rssim<ns. ~.r e-5
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Important-We learn from reliable
source n Washington that there is pros
Peei Of speedy, peace with Mexico
The letter communicating The information
says i may be in les Than i,rsnty days.
The Mexicans have had the whole text of
the treaty, which Mr.. Trist carried with
him, communicated TO them, and they are
satisfied with il. The PresidenI will call
an extra session Of the Senate. and this
news will probably shorten his visit 10 the
North. This is an important fact, and
we have no doubt irom the source whence
il came thai il may be relied upon.
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PROM orr VOLUNTEERS.

We find The following extract from a
letter from Capt. Kuspa,r,ck, 10 the last
Fsye,isille Csrolinisn: z3.ts a@r~. - a
'.'> 7" Monterey, June 4, l747.
Your letter Of The 9th March was re-
ceised 90 The % ul,., and The only one |
have received; though have no doubt
letters have reached Camsrgo for me
since fef, there on The 18th elt.. 10 COM
nsnd Of 76 men. par. Of my compsny.
and detachment OF Company T., 40 an
escort 10 q train Of 1900 pack mules,
which ws brought through safely. Ideu,.
Dunhsm remained Al Csmsrgo in charge
uf the other par, OF our company. Our
regiment Is .ca,,ered TO The four points
Of The compass. Col. Paine a, Csmsrgo.
IL. Col Egg ., Brszos q, l.si accounts.
Maj. Stokes a. Cerralvo in command Of
Companies A, Z, HI, and +, and DIR. Me.
Rae 81 Csrrslvo and quite well when las,
heard from. Compaies ID and G ., Salil-
10, which is The destination Of our regi-
msdt, and where We I'll hope 10 be with.
in 80 days.
elhsye called upon Gen. Taylor twice,
and iound him al sifsble old gentleman.
quite plain, and presents, the appearance
more OF an old farmer than the comman.
der OF an army. >~S e s,
| lhsvs Visited The principal places 10
in Mon,ersy--.he most pleasant place 10
the ci,y 70 Gen. Ansts's garden; j, - hsnd-
somely LAID oil in squares. filled with
shrUbbery and grea, abundance oil Gui.
trees: orange, lemon, pomt granite, pesrs,
peaches. &C., Ii reminds me much OF Nib.
! los Garden IN New York. Gen. Atista's
house 10 The fines, ~ the city. The
Bishops Castle 10 an aaciert structure,
and can be seen at = distance OF five miles
from Monterey. though the ely being
in valley canno, be seen till quite close
to it. The Cathedral is fine building.
10 splendidly decorated within, and has q
superb organ; il 10 numerously attended
by the Mexicans, principally by the seno.
ritss, some Of The handso,nesi girls ever
beheld. | have attended several Ian.
dsnsoes or coalition parnes. They are
much en- joyed by the beautiful senoritas
they are beautiful dancers and splendid
WALKERS. all we have 10 do TO procure
partner Tor the dance, IS TO walk up aud
I extead the hand. have learned some
Of their lingo--lheir language is easily
acquired. +. Et@&sgfEH
We have ripe peaches. melons, and
corn-we are IN land Of plenty, and
perfectly Anericanized. lhave l"s., but
two Of my men since | landed in Mexico,
and tho health Of the balance is generally
good. As for myself, every Thing agree.
4 with me--have no, been sick adsy since
left hone. a&s. a s,sf EaE5 5a@ aekssssrs
~5,s a7 81 1es ISL .>..>~,. 8. o.ss. Ags
: Only a Bakers Dozen, but very
Spunky,--Mr. John 7. Hughes, one q
the thirteen sent by Col. Doniphan will
: dispatches 10 Gen. Taylor, writes tosth'
Fays,ts Times a ske,cl. oil their progress
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Stray.

TAKEN up by Thomas Burroughs. living
four miles north cas-, of Chapel Hill, and
entered on the stray book of Orange county ON
the 10th July, ls47, black muley unmarked
BULL, supposed to be four years old. Valued
at eight dollars. ,.. ..- ..... Al. .ms. ~ ... u.
- JOHN A. FAUCETr, Ranger.
July l2. =. F. . -H.. s7-3wpd
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SlnmEs. .ssl go asa
- GHti1aAE
PLAsK .nd LTMBER q = Ia. aaua.d
N sxchsnss s. GsaA&
We srs ns@ pssPss.A - tzls Al klnAs q
caualry Pro1sess ss1A - cpn. Ozak. festrE.
Hss. A. A. = <rsAanss 81 Gse4s
-. ssrry Asna = s~umay -msa< clslha B<<s
SEQ. FeafAez. Tallnm. &s. &C.
~IONG. WEBB A CT.
laly "a 4 ssEalEa -.aNsa.H II
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To ALL APFLaCTED WITH THE SICK
HEADACHE. as-s

Dr. Z. sPahn's RrPpdy fa~ dis seszFA.iHi :
sGartual in mo1a rs-eS whrn he aitsek y CON-
ing on. singsl dOse II this PalAiahls sa1sr viii
produce Immediate rrlirE and IL Persisted m will
siErt radical eure. clerssmen, and eihen. Nho
have Ios year. suhsred fEoa DC mos, disifsssing
attacks of hesdashr 80 ~ % frequently disahie
thsm. have besn Frequently cured BY using u Eur
= sh0r tiHse. -.-.---..
For ale by com-tork & Ia. New iosk. q
costland-ss.. sols PrOPrieioss. where also may he
had. gratis. . pamPhIs, giving 4 more particular
account ofiis effects e*
For sale by
d. HEARTf, HilIsborOugh.
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gngiHsa Rsrs,B. he ssoyk Is llrlli. sl,3 sais
- >iIs 1Ii esals, hg rprhd, choiPf
Hans. - > Ia eia.usT ..-
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Plantation for Sale.
THE GRAEFENBERG vEGErA.
BILE Pills

#-.#HM 4#86. 3 #&&*@~ &@&&%~s 8Ea@ v
or $4,000 Bares sah Each and Er,rs Hstk,
TsHE Graefenberg Company hereby give no-
tee that their general agent for the STATE u
North Carolina. u 7@'t Is
z7~~ Col. WILLIAM JONES, 'a
L0UISBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY
The General Agent is fully prepared To sp-
point sub-Agenis wherever there j. no branch Of
the Company; either on personal application %
by mail. postpaid. The rapid sale Of these ee-
are constantly eiiecting, render them. b. far, tho
most popular pill Of the age. An Agency will
consequently DO very valuable. 49,. -, ..,
The Graefenlsga Pills are incanceiyably aipe-
iior TO any ever before discovered. In all bilious
TEN; in all disorders which result from . had
state Of the blood. these pils are sovereign re-
NEEDY. .4 - H.. =. A.. go
In the class of diseases called chronic. the Grse-
fenberg Pills achieve their highest triunphs. Here
they defy all competition Entering within the
hidden Iecczses of the system. they quieily but
surely purify the blood root out disease. and give
tone and vigor to the body.
CURES lmE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
BY these Pills, in cases where every Other means
had utterly failed, The mos. abundant proof Of
this could he given, but trial az onc Dor will
convin' e the pattern. They can he ordered and
srnt BY mail, a trifiing expense. The price is
25 cents a box. Where hpo dollars north are
ordered and The money rsmiffed. ths Company
gH pay the postage on che Pills. Remittances
at the C,mpany's risk. Wherever there is no
Agency Of the Company they can be ordered by
mail. '' '.a'" @ss't @*a -.'sS8 7~'
These Pills are taking the place Of an others.
aud no sick person should be without them.
i ALI. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, ase.
Bowel Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsis. Fee
yer and Aguc, Headache, Jsundice, Liver Com
plants, Rheumatism. al Stomach Complaints.
Green Sickness, &c. &c, yield az once to these
Pills. They purge away offensive humors, ar.
rest the progress of disease. and al the same time
restore tone aud vigor To the system. In cases
of general arrangement Of the health, they are
SOVEREIGN. .f' sn'5. s.'s'.. +. .',s' - go
.s7 i'.# BY THEIR USE, 7s@issi1Fa'
The weak will become strong; the pale and hil-
Iious complexion he restored to d perfectly fresh
and healthy color: all the bad symptoms win one
by one disappear. .'. .''''..' tssas
In short, these Pills are an uncomfortable adj
vance upon any other medicine ever before ofier-
ed to the public. A trial will satisfy any one Of
this. " <11ra 's!'t .a1ev'
June Is. 3.E -s7~a"i e3-
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II re anmsaissssaed. asa-csa.aississsd Q<nevs
= Esd Mssidans. kskAgiag % fkf csne rse1k
Bafi4Es4. afisea1S = a. tsik R,si@naf.
VOU srs heEshy eemmanSed . alirnl q las.
IL Cs.wExds ea FRIDAY she 80 a luly. q
n osslsck, ssued and egnips Sc DIN nnssI sna
ooaEs mAriiali ard 90 Saturday ne SD ysa
vii ss,sad wish year Se.Pesass eanfszias &c
hzslalion sEsrci~sL ..f $50 -
- by ths psosissng al an Go % the l4s srs-
siea q the I.eeiSafure. die ncn-oommissioned e
korEs and mnziciAns arr required % affrnd On The
day q lhs arilL and are sahecs % . kne sc noa-
aflendance. - #a. rs,s So -.t u
JOS. B. M.MURRAY. I.ieut. Col.
Junr Is. n aff tsssH8 -a- @ ST.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
@=s. ORANGE COUNTY. naa II IF
Cour. Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, lSI7.

Ioseph 5. HOk, AdaInisfratr,
Osborn lanes, John james, Hiram James, ST.
Macon JIlaes. Sally james, Betsy Rumbley,
Anna Rike. william. Peffigrew and wife Dor
cas-, Samuel Patton aud w;fe Nancy. Generuf
Roam aud uife Peggy, Amri Garrison and
,rife Priscilla, heirs al iaar Of .ibner james,
deceased @eaa'}s @=e.@s.@- .r'2 .=3s4s ss.T'
Petition % sell Land.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that General Rosn anil wife Peggy, Zimri
Garrison and wife Priscilla, defendants in this
case, are not inhabitants Of this state; is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder for SIX weeks, that said defen-
dants be and appear at the next term Of our Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Tor said county Of
Orange. at the court house In Hillsborough, on
the fourth Monday in August next, then and there
to show cause, if any they have, why the lands
Of said deceased shall not Be sold COZ the payment
Of his debts; otherwise this petition win lie taken
pro contesso as TO them, and Judgment rendered
accordingly. 2s9ss 'o@@ - '731. p y
Witness. Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our said
Court, at office, the fourth Monday of May, A.
ID. ls47. ''ss0 ~ IassA sz ~ : sal
~ IS ]. ALLISON, c. 6. c.
Price adv. Ss:62a. .@ ss-6w
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAISING in the Post Office az Hillsbo-
~ rough. n. e., ON the LIST day Of July, Is47,
which il not taken out within three months, will
he sent to the General Post Office as dead LET.
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lust RECEIVED fresh supply Of medi.
cines, among which are: fs h -,
etielatine Capsules, .Fu.z ~s -,.f..ss... ~.
Macouboy Snuff, - d.. s.y.... ......@
s.. Ervalenta--a new and admirable remedy sor
habitual constipation. d s<t !. e.
81 Also, lot OF Lime and White Lead.
9, tssa=A LONG, WEBB, IL CO.,
June ~. y it9Ssa ~ s4a# @''a s" ST.
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Call at mOrrlS'S,
n you want GOOD LIQUORS.
IUsr RECEIVED.
- Genuine French Brandy.
Imitation Do.
Holland Gin, warranted good.
Jamaica Rum. best quality.
Common Do. do.
.. Port Wine. he's. quality. -. "a
Madeira Wine, DO
.f. Switzerland Madcira, best quality.
Rye Whiskey. 7.@.
One Tierce London Porter, iirSl rate.
These. with my former stock, make q complete
assortment such a. l. rarely found in this market
which win BE- sold low for cash, or ON short ere.
ii, TO punctual dealers.
q Also, Bacon and Lard, Corn Meal, and
Flour.
= s.s-,.. 49,. R.F. NORRIS. 7
July Is. .hs.s~r., .sH7s@ @@ 81
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,
a BLACK hickory Walking Cone. win a
silver head. Any information, a. 10 its
whereabouts will be Thankfully received q. this
office. .~~..a. ~. 7s
June -. =" ~ - A
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Only a Bakers Dozen, but very
Spunky.--Mr. John I. Hughes. one Of
the thirteen sent by Col. Doniphan with
DIES patches 10 Gen. Taylor, writes to,the
Fayslts Times sketch oil their progress
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Gr $4,000 Barss sah Each and Errs Wseks
TsHE Graefenberg Company hereby give NO
tice that their general agent for the STATE u
North Carolina. = 'st ~sa+ ' ...,
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We End The following extract from a
letter from Capt. kuspsM,ck, 10 the lass
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-29

GIVE have The profeediagsol the Steek=
holders meeting Of Pittsburgh al Goaud
III Rail Road Company on FHda, last
] ~ did not com to any decision except t.
,dourn over to SATURDAY afleraoatt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-29

The Blltimore papers Of Saturday morning.
roni,m the intelligence which sc publish b4
Telegraph that there had been no ruga.g.
men between lstler and Santa Annl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-29

IITEST INTELLfGENTF-
) : TEL T. G K NPH

Coursp7Hde8eetfi l I#
en correspondent az fits.ar-9 s-H..s as
!. ,HowinE iuJeltig nee If Sstu5i* maH-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-29

Va ieara from Pit>91r5a Pafer- reeee ed
ls evening HAT the Telegraph was agaiu
~! q 0LIer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-29

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inADn,Au " ttetius- sid Ma ls M e'ad ent#t let
Ion. aaat'ng Two haHds caH 5na fufs tai* q sal
ofc,, ~ - hoafs and 1T eansBn.e 'lI 70 uslr-
t.lsse a. g tsfas " tii Tee eas1 eHe ma a. ina te
p.a '4aai annual Fat l4euts, ft Iutefse ga
fore M. ., H' premises should Ue DISPOSED 81
conf i Isl INST Al VIII e. .e9,d al te .aaf o. I'd
proved @ O" s-id Us, iHst ea It's ss5,e leffH- Aa
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