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Obituary.

Died. Al Milton, on Saturday the i7lh infant
in the 5lst year Of his age, the Rev. N. III. Han.
niSs, ID. d., for many years minister Of the Pres
hytcrian congregation in that place. Dr.. Har.
ding was native Of Brunswick, Maine. The
carly part Of his life spent at sea, and before
he was tweniy-onc years old. he was promoted 10
tho command Of vessel. While at sea he OBJ
tanned hope Of an interest in tho Lord Jesus
Christ, and soon after connected himself with the
Presbyterian Church in Newborn, in this State
Ho subsequently, engaged In tho mercantile bu-
sincss in Raleigh. and during his residence there
his attention was turned to the Christian minis
try. He had early in life, fondness for books,
and was well acquainted with English literature.
He spent some time at the University Of North
Carolina, and after going through partial college
course there, no went to the Theological Somina-
~ at Princeton, where he spent the usual time,
(thrcc years) He entered on the full work Of the
ministry about 1928. His picty and zeal in the
service Of the Saviour were eminent, and his la
bors were greatly blessed in the Church. He was
uniiring in his efforts to do good and seldom let an
opportunity escape Of attempting to benefit those
with whom he had intercourse. He was dill
gent student while health permitted, and all his
studies, as became christian minister were direc-
ted to ono point-thc honor Of the Saviour His
preaching was always in the highest degree in
structive, and though he preached much, generally
three times the Sabbath. he carefully studied all
his sermons, as was apparent to those who heard
him. Hisgrcat camcsincss and boldncss for what
he believed to no the truth, sometimes led him to
say things which appeared harsh to those of OPP
posie sentiments; but no one had more beneso-
lent heart or regretted il more when no gave Of
fence. His health had been declining for three
or four years. notwithstanding oil that the best
medical skill could DO. His desire to promote
the interests Of the Rcdecmers kingdom led him
TO continue his Iabors when he should have rest
ed; even until the disease had reached point be-
yond remedy.
He was only few weeks confined to The sick
chamber, during which not a murmur escaped
hi, lips. He talked little; his disease prevented
him. His end, as was TO be expected, was
peace,
Died, in this county, on the 18Th instant, Mrs.
LorIsL Dickson, aged about thirty one years.
This painful event has filled many hearts with
sorrow. She has left fond husband and six lit
tie children 10 mourn their ircparablcsbss. She
was an affectiona,e wife, a fond mother, and
kind friend May God sanctify this affection to
the eternal good Of the large cgcle Of hsr friends
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Judge H1cLean.--The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
American. writes as follows. under date
OF 18th instant:
"Judgc Mclean received photographic
despatch from Columbus this morning.
communicating tina, caucus Of the Wings
in the Legislature Of Ohio, has nominated
him for u. States Senator. TO ill the va
cancy TO occur by the expiration Of Mr..
Aliens term on the 4lh of March. An
answer was Immediately returned, dcclin-
ing the honor"
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To the Patrons Of the Temperance
Communication,

OWE an apology 10 my Patrons for the lem
L pnrary suspension Of the Communication. At
the earnest solicitation Of many friends, ] have
changed my location from Pittshorough 10 Fay
cttcsillc, whence the mails divcrgc ia many d.
rcctions, and by which can send the Commune
catar more speedily and with more certainty 10
all my subscribers. Tho regular issues Of tho
Communication may be expected as soon the
press can he put in operation-say about two
weeks.
WM. POTTER, Ed. Com.
Fayetteville, Feb. 2. CO.
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Mr.. Polk and his Family, will leave
Washington. il 10 said. on the 9th Of
March, aud accompanied by some friende,
pass through Richmond and take the
southern route to New Orleans and then 10
Nashville. This is portion Of the country
which he has never visited.
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lis . roastraried = n 81 5f6asrr q u
i.lse kels and picking Instruments: am
Hhea lhe kfy : ipTn~L. - Iremen.lou,
spnhg. which seknawlr.lgrs 10 poses
l'sll u'si. speaks 70 The prisoners nillin,
ianguSgr moi ~ hc niisRndesioad. and
says - hen, . SEQ ere HARE" Mr.. W.
nakrs larks ef 81 siIrs and quzliiirs Ia
order. On - g0ad lrlms - dies can D.
obtained frnm The North. sEsl us have 10
dnabi isiihially executes hrs work. We
make ihls sisieneni u call pnllir aiien.
ii"n % his establishment. becanse ne
shins home industry should be eneoursg.
e.. Rgkiga Mar.
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Every Man hts own Patent A.

EScr1 Wan hfs own Fntcnt A.
Eent.-Mesrs. Mrss n Co, Of New York,
publishers Of The SCIENTIFIC AMERI.
CAM" have favoured Us with Pamphlet con-
tanning the rs,rRt Laws o. The United States. 10
sc'her with al The forms necsssayifor applying
for Patent, information in regard to filing ca
Yeats, with remarks on its uses. DC, amount d
fec required ., tho Patent Office, and every 9th
or information that is necessary 70 instruct per-
sOs in making his own applications
Price IL 4 cent? single, or II eopie. for one
dolIsr--scnt BY mail 10 any part Of the United
States. Address MUM & Co, New York.
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A role was taken in Mobile "a ,hs slh
inst, on The question whether The rily
should subscribe Cor stock in The Mobile
and Obi" RsilIoss. and with The following
result: ayes 25l. nocs 4.
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Two editors, A. G. Built Of the New
Orleans picaynne, aud John g. Lawrence
OF the New Orleans Crescent, are candI-
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Notice.

HAyING determined to leave for California
a soon, will be at Hillsborough and Chapel
Hill before and at Court, and all my Fancy and
Dress GOODS will sell without reference TO
cost, as they arc unsuitable Tor the California
market.
MARTIN FULDA.
February 10, 6s-
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Piano for Sale,

tsf Escsissa fem II Nosih = s,lenSid az
eciase fOssood PIANO. u suJ~ssoI tone .,,a
re5lH ansl IL. Hisd slah ril 4 sose il Larr.ia
ieE lhs e.sh, IL ii lsd fOE so0a.)
J. :. KERN.
knion Hotel, Hailslsao.s To-
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M o tice.

WILl.IAM Wall and Sarah Wall, non resi-.
dents Of tho State Of North Carolina, arc
hereby notified, that the lcgaces lefl them hy tho
last will and testament Of Margaret Wall, ,eceas-
ed, Of twenty-five dollars each, are now in tho
hands Of the Administrator, ready 10 be paid over
when called for and proper vouchers given.
U. +. LONG, Admir-.
February 20. Co.
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Silver and Gold Mine. -Ther

Silver and Gold Mine. -TheIe has
been discovered in Benton county. Tenn..
near Wyatl's Mill. gold aud silver nine.
IL is said that large amounts Of silver and
gold ore are found. unusually rich-yield.
ing some rs or so per cent. Consider
able excitement prevails in that rcginn-
The owner Of the lard having Il guarded
day and night. West Tennessee Wig.
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Kentucky NEGRO Law.-Tbe I'M

hthtucky negro LaW.-The bull "a
nudity The slave law 81 1893 has passed
both branches Of the Kenlucky I.rgisla.
iure. and become law. Ii provides Tia.
men may bring into Kenlucky rs many
slaves As they please Tor their own use,
but requires that they should moi dispose
OF them far Eve years.
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Lock Making in Raleigh. :

seph Woltering, an enterprising mechan-
ic of this city, has established here the
Black Smith. Lock and Gun Smith BUSH
ness on large scale. We had occasion
to visi, his shop day or two ago, when
we were shown large Lock for the
Franklin County Jail. just made by him
SELF. out and out: and we do not believe a
better one could be made any where. Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28

Counterfeit IIoney.-.rwenty's on the
Bank Of Cape Fear. Letter A. PAYABLE TO
D. Runyan, dated September, ls45, are
in circulation. Also four's on the Bank
Of North Carolina. Look out.
Weldon Herald.
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The Wheeling Gazette, Of the 10Th
inst, mentions The passage Of countcriei,s
there on the Northwestern Bank Of Vir-
gnia. Of the denomination Of $40. There
ls nothing about The note resembling the
genuine with the exception of the "filling
up" The Louisville Courier, Of the 9th,
says that grea, quantities Of counterfeit
half dollars. of the American coin, are i'll
circulation in that quarter.
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% o.
"wednesday, FEBRUARY as.

Gen. rsls. arrived Al w..hiustoa ri,y On
faasy essnias he 81 Instant. and Was nat
lesnaially ~eioomrd b Lrss holy q riiinens.
!rho had as-<mlard u de siriaisy q lhs RsirO4a
PIP. N sniieiP.iioa q his srirsL ns.- Tsy-
lsr. and Col. Bliss and Lady. ru,umsd fson Bal
limors on the Pgrceding evening.
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la'.. e. he otin. 4 iieu,. Go,sner.f
Louisiana.
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Georgia Gold. - The Dahlonegha
Watchman Of the slh inst. says: "a rich
gold vein has recently been discovered on
a 10, belonging 10 DIR, McAfee and others.
This mine is about one mile southwest
from Auraria OH the Etowah river.
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ohio.-s.lnOa.P. R. ch.-s has bren sleSi-
"a by The Legislature q Ohio % be Uniaed
State. senator for ii ys.n hem4he 4ih q March
nrIi. in place q Mr. Aien. whose Term of servise
viii then expire. NJ. Chase is said % Be . Free
Sod Democrat.
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The 0berlin institute, in Ohio, lately
ronfrrre,lthe ,iilrirf BarhetOr Of Arts, up
on young lady named Ann Mahan.
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Small Notes an Virginia. m

- N FubllIIts - TIC
House q Delegates of Virginia have
passed the bill allowing The banks 10 Is.
sue small notes. under censin Restrictions
lone 81 whirh requires The branches ID
redeem al notes II each 0lher IL he dr,
nomination ufs5 and less.
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Candidate For Congress.-We lea,

0d1uiuutC cuA bUn6iCoSs-W We lcaII
that Hon. Daniel NJ. Barringer is not a
candidate for reelection To the seat in Con.
gress which he has filed with 90 much
usefulness and credit; and that The Hon.
Alfred Duckcry is candidate and will
commence the compaign al Moore Supe-
rior Court this week.
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Editorial Changes.-Nr. James PuI
inn. lar soms lime past Editor ~ the
Meeklenburg Jeifrrsonian IN this pIaee.
leaves shortly 10 iakr charge 81 lIe VII.
minginn Journal. Mr.. Quentin Rushee,
iornerly Editor Of The . Flag. Il Raleigh.
We understand. will become Editor and
proprietor of The JeiIersonisn. Jo.rncL
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orr sPNAToRs

The " National Whig." OF the lsIll
inst, contains sketches of each of the
members Of the present Senate. We give
below those Of the Senators of this State.
George Z. Badger, Of ". Carolina.
OF a cheerful temperament and capt..
waiting manners as public speaker. a cor.
rect and vigorou. thinker, sound Judge
Of wha. the Law is and ought 10 be. dill.
gent public servant, thoroughly learned in
all that constitutes the statesman, possess
ing fine administrative abilities, an eleean,
and ,erse writer, eminenily practical in his
nratory, of incorruptible integrity, steady
pursner Of the right and inlolerani Of in
justice, happy al rapartyc, though moi sar-
castle, fond Of wit and an eminent vii
himself.
Willie p. Mangum, of North Carroll.
na.-Another veteran in legislation. a. pro.
mineni actor in The srenes of the Senate
which have produced some Of our best
laws, an orator capable Of swaying his
equals, bringing TO his work asa law-giver
one Of the best informed minds of The
country, cxertng deci,led influence over
The public councils by the wisdom of his
measures and his successful advocacy Of
their proPiety, effeciual in his opposition
Ia error on more occasions than one, high
minded and honorable and fearless in his
public course, and receiving and meriling
the confidence Of the Senate for his lofty
his eminent abilities as states.
man, and for the wisdom Of his ccunsrls.
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Law against Prize Fighting bill
has been introduced into the New York
legislature. FOR the suppression Of pngil-
ism, which provides for hespunishment
Of prize fighting. and extends to parties
leaving the Stale for that purpose. and also
to parties training FOR that purpose. and TO
their trainers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
DIR. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

r'IS Compound of the best remedies offered the
public in Coughs whether arising from Colds the
Uhooping Cough that dreadful malady Consumption.
Few remedies in the short time it has been before the public
have effected many The propreors every day
receiving orders for at distance and this city, in which
they have been highly grated learn its good effects The
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Maryland,
Ghe Right Rev'd w. r. Whttngham) has authorised
he has used in his person with decided benefit
and Medical friends do not sciupe recommend it
of the best remedies in Consumption Bronchitis Asthma,
SC, which they have met with The following from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island, whom we
made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (J1ld) June %, 1917.
DIR. Martin Dear Sir-Since return home, prescrb-
ed your SYRUP or WILD CHERRY in several cases;
in particular, of asthma of long standing "a
bout II year neigbor and patient of Her disease
has never been benefited by any Medicine which she has
ken, and FOR the last two she has been confined entire
" to the house. do not know that she has had good
nights for long tme but since she commenced taking
your Medicine (and has only taken bottle she
abed go bed and sleep well all night. think the Me
dicne will make perfec. Of her. and she is determined
give fair trial. Her husband, Mr.. Rhoderc EariclS-
son, merchant here and says you will send him
of it, he will act as your agent Yours,
SAMUELdfARPER, NJ. D.
Price IS cents per bottle Around each bottle there is
short treatise on Diseases OF the Chest
Dec 21-wl2mT
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Ct1E- NIlCAL tOMBlNAIlON.
Another striking example films chemical creation is
the prtoxlde Of nitrogen. Called from lis effects the in
toxicang gas) simple combination, in slightly altered
proportions Of the oxygen and nitrogen composing the
air we BREATHE but now here existing in nature under
the form in which science presents it tous The odn--
sion, generally made, that atmospheric air is sim
pie inermiXure of gases. and not chemical com
pound, scarcely abates the wonder that 81 small chance
in the proportion which ministers TO common life sbond
becme the Of those sunden and singular af1eco IS
Of the brain and nervous system. which alter fr time
the whole condition of The bel e. Chemistry however.
and especially organic chemistry accustoms us to these
wonders More strange and striking STILL in their pro
eres recently discovered, the two creations of the
laboratory phuric ether and chloroform By work
irg with and among the relative affiniies of certain
elements, man has obtained these compoands-and there
may be others of kindred quay,,he Simple aation
OF which produces state Of insensbiliy pain even
under operations the which surgery can in
fllct. We have spoken much of chemical analvss.-
This is in effect analysis of the compound ma ure Of
uan; the SEPARATION and the removal for time of part
OF sensitive exlsence-havng close analogy indeed
to certain of the conditions Of Sleep Itself the great mi
race and mystery of e but more striking in some
OF the differences il conveys and unless it be that bodily
suffering is allotted for moral uses discovery pro
fuse Of future benefit to the human race Qareau Re
rielr.
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IN CHANCFRY.
Virginia:


T held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superb
IA Court oil Law and Chancery for Bedford county, the
4th day OF June, 1919.
Arthur f. Hopkins and Permelia his wife, plaintiffs,
against
Arthur Watts in his right, devisee and legatee
under the will of John Watts, deceased surviving
of John Watts, deceased and surviving trustee of
Elizabeth r. Scott under the will aforesaid the said Eliza
beth r. Scott, Nathaniel Manson admir- of William w.
Watts, decd, Sarah Watts and John Watts, in their
rights and devees and legaees of said JOHN Wats decd
James A. Meriwether, Thomas H. Nelson and John Smith,
jr, ex or Of Elizabeth Caland, deceased Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Arthur Watts and John Watts not having
entered their and given security according to the
of Assembly and the rules of this court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth ordered that the said defendants Ar
thur Watts and John Watts do appear before the Judge of
the said Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery hol
den for Bedford county, at the courthouse thereof the
first day of September term and the bill of the
plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in newspaper
published the of Lynchburg, for months
svely posted the door Of the courthouse of this
county, on court day.
copy-Tese, JOS WILSON, Clk.
June Twin
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From the Southern Planter.
: PREPARATION OF SEED WHEAT

BY sitting, with suitable sleeves, the large pump Der
mes may be separated from the small and shrveed
which will make great improvement Then wash the
roughly In water, stirring violently. and skim off all
fIatng substances. Violent washing will rub off the
seeds OF tungns which carse smut or otherdsease
and destroys the eggs of insects and. by skmmng,
the light seeds and other refuse substances may be excu
ded.
Various sleeps used as further prevention of smut
nc, Tor when we have recommended violent washing
The following cheap, convenient sae and probably
etfecua as any and it has the important advantages OF
floating oats and grains of comparative lghness that
sink in pure water
Make Solution of salt, strong ii can be made
which probably about quart Of salt to two gallons
ct water In this steep the wheat and remove worth
less matters that rise also the grains of wheat of com
Parallve ghtness 1t is best soak The wheat twelve
or 'weny-nur hours but. when thus prepared if TIT
weather Is favorable, it will keep in good condition e
seversi lays H weeks, if tie brine is strong as will
vfeetae il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

We have kept wheat week Two in this way; and
farmer informed that he had prepared his wheat in
brine when his interval where he intended vs. was
overturned and he kept the brine three weeks. and
as 1t was te he then spread and dried H. and sowed it
The next spring with success.
After soaking wheat in brine, drain off The brine which
good manure, and add sufficient saked lime to make
II dry enough 10 Sow after the lime is added
any accident storm prevents sowing son. return the
grim the brine the best preservstive.-Ner Eng
'rHd Farmer
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ed. Life be sustained without it. 1t is thrown
from the blood and other juices the body and dposes by
this means of nearly all the impurities within The blood
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would you give phySic to UNSTOP the pores ! Or
would you apply something that would DO this upon the
be sense? And yet of no phys ician who
makes my external application to eectit. The reason
sign is that medicine within knowledge is capable OF
doing Under these circumstances present to physicians
and to all others preparation that has this power in itsfu
est extent 1t is c.4Iters .9l-Healing Ointment the
Worlds Sace. # has POWER to restore perspiraton
the head, around old sores, upon the chest in
short upon partofthe body whether diseased slightly
severely When the perspiraoni restored, it has Pc WEIR
penetrate to the lungs liver other part ofthe human
system and to act upon Them they be diseased TO
separate tie irritating morbid PARTICLES thereirom, and
pei them 10 the snrfare
1t has POTVER to cause all external sores, scrofuous
mor skin diseases, poisonous wounds to discharge their pu
trid matter and then heals them.
1t is REMEDY that sweeps off the whole catalogue OF
disorders and entire cuce its heal
thy functions
1t is REMEDY that iorbids the necessity of so many
deeterious drugs taken into the stomach.
Its RE.mED that neither ckens gives inconvenience
the ntenes other the body
This RENEDYis probably the only known, that
capable Of producing all these great results lis great val
restoring, once, the circulation Of the fluids when
checked deranged by cold other 1t preserves
while keeps open the channels for the blood void all its
impurities and dispose Tall its useless PARTICLES here is
remarkable harmony and cooperation between this medi-
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for salem New York. by
James McAlister, al Fulton Street and by
JOHN Fl SEAY, DRUGGIST,
Only Agent for Lynchburg, Va.
L II ,r10
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Virginia:

Virginia.:
rifles held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
N Court Of Law and Chancery, for Bedford esunty the
4th day Of june lS49.
Henry Davis, Plaintiff
against
Paulus f. Harrison, Richard P. Harrison, Richard F.
Rucker and Sophia l.. his wife, formerly Sophia L. Har
son, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Paulus F. HARRISON not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
semby and the rules OF this court and appearing by
factory evidence that he nhabtant Of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered that the said defendant, Pauus F.
HARRISON do appear before the Judge Of the said Circuit S
peor Court Of Law and Chanery holden for Bedford
ty the courthouse thereof the first day of September
term next and the bill OF the plaintiff and that this
order be inserted in newspaper published in the town
Of Lynchburg two months successvey and posted at the
front door the courthouse this county day.
A copy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, Crk.
June WIN
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advertised above.
The Managers printed Drawings, endorsed by the com
msoners appointed or this pupose) by the Governor of
Maryland, are in al sent to Correspondents.
~ Letters always strongly and carefully scaled
The purchasers Of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing in package any
the capital prizes and package may draw four Of the
highest prizes Two-thirds of the prizes sold in Pack
ages oftickets.
a. Please order few days before the Lotteries draw. Il
orde.s punctually answered by the mails.
Persons distance from Baltimore, who wish eeFortune
Buckled their Backs, will find that is only
enclose the price, laid down the above chedue for
package single ticket to the truly Fortunate famed
and old established house of
PYFER & CO.,
No. LlGHTST =, Baltimore, Md.
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