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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-04
w cbser's Dictionary.

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ruoished by G. 4 C. MERRIAM. Springfield, Mass .
ana for sale by KEITH & WOODS, Market street
near 4tn, ST LOUIS, where may also be found an
meht OIL miscellaneous and School Books and Sta.
tionery. rSt Lonis cont er..1eas A.. VS.
A NvlLs-Mousehole and American.
N Vices do. do
siedses and hammers; for sale by JGFoorE,
S0 KEGS Nails just received and for sale bV
jury iS,4o PRuGH & coon
IUNIATA IRON.-4o tons Juniata Iron Just re
u eeived and for sale at the Pittsburgh Iron store
july ~, As - PRUGH COOK
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.


virtue of authority of two several deeds Of trust
executed by Jacob G. Zion, to the undersigned
Trustee; the first dated March Sd, lSl5, and the
econd dated May i0thl anu recorded in the Re-
order's once, Desmones county, state Of Iowa, in
he Record of Mortgages No. l, PIP. AL, 442 and D.
s3. 4s6, which said deeds conveyed all tho right,
lille, interest lni Claim Of the said Jacob c. Zion in
md to ths following described real estate mention
IN said deeds situate in said county and State,
wit: beginning at point in the centre OF the A
Sency road, running Oh tn. line running north and
0uth dividing the southwest quarter Of section
airty-two {3a) in township seventy, (70) north of
ah1e No. two (2) west and running thence east
twenty-five poles to stake, thcncc north fifteen de-
frees west sxty-tvo and clio poles to post, thence
Forth ffty-thres degrees, twelve minutes west four
cen poles to stake. thence south sixty-cght poles
the pllce of beginnings tn, being all of said
lions ani north Of the Agency ad in said section
which said lind was conveyed to the undersignedt 10
ecurc the payment OF two certain notes in said
leeds specified, and on which said notes there re-
a1ins balance due AMI unpaid. Now, therefore,
authority OF said deeds OF trust and at the request
p the owner of said notes. the undersigned trustees
vim on Monday the 9Th dayof January. I8i9, at the
Clerks Once In said county, between the hours OF
~. and r M. OF said day, sell for cash to the
tshest bidder the foregoing described real estate.
Dec. Z, iSiS-tds A. d. GREEN, Trustee.
- FOR SALE.--A valuable farm four mites
from town containing one hundred acres, fifty
- OF which are enclosed and in crops, and forty
We ekses - SACeucHS uWOeF idHu mat mas never
een culies This farm will be Sold at bargain.
Oct. ~, 1913 GRIMES STARR
HuGAR; hhds N. .. sugar; . iscrusted do just
Received and for saleby (iy27) GLAUMAk
2HEET IRoNi 90 bales CpvinglDn sheet Iron Or
sale ~ july l3'4sl PRuaHS sooK
8sa10e. Wa ,ste.s1.
~ cl0n LBS, for which viii pay the cash.
Es91OO Oct ~ sl8 Be ARMSTRONG
" CnpRrr A,Vre 1900.
0xrNAdsnss 4e6ens for sale by.
Osf - - 10 IsEsssx 6Rc7RZH.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-04
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES,
M have receive"f oaA Boston and Philadelnhia
W soD.Aee Boots and Shoes, consisting in part OF
20 boxes thick boots; 10 boxes calf do
IS do kip do 10 box. grained & seal do
1870 prs. mems kip brogans;
100 do do thick do
2so do boys kip and thick shoes;
rs0edo youths kip and thick do
$50 do woman's kip and calf bootees;
$40 do ladies kid slippers;
l2o do do walking shoes; 60 prs ladys CATERS
- do gentlemen's CATERS, with good assert
ment Of boys and youths boots, misses bootees,
chldren's shoes, etc., ETC., which will sell very
low for cash or produce sep2l Cox, GARRETT CO
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LEON ARD SCOTT s Co.'S.
LIST OF FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

IrsP XVI SScbIV cos.
LIST OF FOREIGN PERIODICALS.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
BLACKWoODs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
FINHEabove Periodicalsare reprinted in New York,
L. Immediately on their arrival by the British
steamers, in beautiful clear type, fine white pa
per, and are faithful copies of the originals Black
woods Magazine, being exact fac-simile of the
Edinburgh edition.
The prices Of the Reprints are Les. than third
ofthose of the foreign copies, and while they are
equally well got up, they afford all that advantage to
the American over the English reader.
TERMS.
PAYMENT TO MADE IN ADVANCE.
For any one of the four Reviews, 90 per annum.
Fol any three, do do. 100 90 :.
For all four of the Reviews, 500 &C
For Blackwood's Magazine, 100 &C
For Blackwood and the Reviews 10 90 &C
- All communications should be addressed most
paid) to LEONARD SCOTT Co., Publishers, Fulton
street, New York. aug l2-sm
Boots & Shoes for Fall g. Winter Trade.
ID ECEiVED per steamer Bon Accord 10 cases
IL Boots and Shoes comprising complete and ex-
tensive assortment
Mems prime thick boots; mems do kip do
do fine Philadelphia calf boots;
do fine do do Napoleons;
do prime thick brogans; mems kip do
do calf brogans;
Woinen's morocco and calf lace bootees;
do do and kid slippers and shoess
do kid, top and polka CATERS;
do common, sewed and pegged shoest
Boys and youths thick and kip boots;
do do do do shoes;
Youths and boys calf and morocco shoes;
Misses and Children's shoes.
Purchasers are solicited to examine the assert.
ment ]. G. LAUMAN& BROTHER
aug 81, '4S Corner of Front and Jefferson st.
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Ready Made Clothing.

Ready Made Clothing.
1tox, GARRETT n CO., have Just received per
US Senator direct from New York, large and
splendid assortment of winter clothing, comprising
500 cloth, blanket, tweed, cashmere and satinett
coats;
600 prs. cloth, cashmere, satinett, tweed, jeans
and kersey pants.
1000 velvet, satin, valcntia and woolIen vests;
rs doz. fine and common muslin shirts, also,
Flannel and nett under shirts and draw collars;
ETC., which we determined to sell as cheap as a
ny house above st Louis. Call and examine our
Clothing and prices before you purchase. Remem-
It'll emo trouble to show goods' at the N F. corner
81 MAIN and Jefferson streets. sept %, '4S
()oEENs-WARE: Just opened beautiful assert.
t ment of Queensware consisting of white and
painted Granite Tea Sets; common Liverpool ware
~o' (octIs, 4s JG LAUMAN & BRO.
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NRINGES, GINIPS, &C.; handsome assortment
L of gimps. fringes, aces, lady's worked collars,
capes and habits, grass linen, lawn and cambria
hdkfs, lady's and gents black, white and cord kid,
silk, linen and cotton gloves, for sale at astonishing
ly low prices by sep2D DIN. EwiNe & Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-04

| ATS and CAPS-75 cases hats and caps, just re-
IL ceivea direct from New York. Having bought
Of the manufacturers, we sell hats and caps
cheaper than was ever offered before in this city,
Those wishing to buy will do well to call and eyam-
inc ourstock before purchasing.
oct 26 ,4S Cox, GAnRrrr
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~ i, carefully packed up in boxes for transportation,
and sent to part ofthe u Texas Mexico w Indies
THOMAS MnEs, 1863 Main street Cincinnati, Ohio, Gen
eral Agents for the L. States Mexico West Indies and Can
adas. To whom all Communications be addressed,
Post Paid. HENRY BLAKsLEY Co., agents, st Louis.
Sold by c. w. BopEMANN Agent for Burlin ston Iowa,
and for sale by OF the principal Druggists and aer
chan, throughout the United States Mexico Canada and
West Indies. sept 1SiS-ly
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Printing lax.

rRAIN SHOVELS: 4 doz. Grain Scoops; doz.
canal shoy els: 3 doz. long handled do just re-
ceived an dior sale by (o19 JIG LAuMAN& BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-04

UNIATA IRON.-4o tons Juniata Iron lust re-
july ~, 'ss - pRtIGu 4 COOK
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60 Ps. Kentucky Jeans, just opening and for sale
w cheap at the Burlington Emporium by
dec IA, '4S ScoTT, WHITEHEAD 4 Co
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S4sO.s5O

Eggs and Poultry il is impossible 10 ar
rive al The amount CONSUMED; the former
has averaged twenty cents per dozen for
The last year, the latter twenty ii,e,cenls.
What Orange could supply costs us at
least hall million of dallars-which is
50 much money sent 10 strengthen our
sister States.
You will see, from the above, the a.
mount OF The necessaries OF life we are
dependant upon our northern states Tor.
But you must not conclude this Is all that
could be sold in this market.
Our corn and other grain dealers Inform
me it is impossible 10 form an opinion Of
or limit the atnoutl Of gram Of all kinds
illal could BE Slid III this market. YES
sells frequently have been compelled TO
leave without bnshel, il not being here.
We consume annually 10000 barrels
of FlHuf: Ii / should say 100000 could
he sold fot export, some persors might
say was holdiilg orl false almrements Ill
order 10 induce lheIi! 10 take hold Of a
work that was MOI practicable. Buff Rich
mond or Petersburg ships d million Of
barrels, send that number Of barrels 10
wilmington and we soon would find mar
kets Tor II. They lie hundreds OF miles,
we lie but thirty from the ocean.
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aixaail1I. ; usaknfig AMI asEa.sslels fai-e. :
" a. -. l~airss - AZ. NrnalAr :, hsalt ].
.s,sT aafhem. In . shai q Is doriFines Ind
Hspseps~s. uuaer Osasin circumstance. . eisss
90 Psris asainst IL caanmefus a ll.s Naashsrn
s.sses. n slolaiisn u he uosisioas q llse coa-
s.iluiisa. Ills Noa5. 4 persisted IN. neOessarils
80 - ths intEo1acsaa a ioaus. aal fodos eann0i
! inlrolsooa withosi imminent peri % III
Tui0a. lie proPoses % Nithhuaa he - q our
Cars Ior shs cGllect0n n aeias due . ne mer-
sAaais q he koish contrary . he IIosi.iors Il
lie Csassiialion. Nlich declares ihal - state
.hall Vass any Ian inpaiing lie olslgaiiol Il
os..,racis." II such saeasases tend 4 Is ihsos.
aissgs anilalian and factions. = thsy e.idsuay
muA. hos can de shaire si,ai ,he aasoeaies q
,ls,a arc Disrnl0ilsss'' : Faeliosiisis,' Diss-
.aai4rrs,- = Witfsd,y and leIileraisl, falss =
The elitli q he STANDARD mist - hat such
Wo,.i le The tendency II Mr. yeIialie's doeiines.
4 elsr What suggested 10 him The lea q = de
file ami fatal hope that we might siiii have :
[ nioa Il The states ,rorik EriAg Hsdsr rsid EP-
LaliiRg 2"
IN closing tlcse isw ard lief reirarks. ee
aould reIrl our readers % the noliCe u tic de-
eair a. Jones's Grove, II Chatham county. which
I'll Il Esunl IN another column. copied iioui the
WILMINGTON : comnssrcial.'
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Death of Mrs. Madison. The Wasl

pCutn VI A4Aot AA1lAoUlit HN " dcAt
inglon Union OF Friday morning last an.
nounces the, death Of this venerable lady,
the reIici Of ex President Madison. She
died al 10 O'clock on Thursday night, af-
Ter and Illness of slx days.
Mrs. Madison was native Of Guilfofd
County, North Carolina. Her maiden
name was Dolly Paine. Her parents
were Friends. She married first. Law.
yer Of philadelphia named Todd. by whom
she had children. Alter the death Of her
husband she kept Congressional Board
ing House in that city until she married
Mr.. Madison, who was then a distinguish
ed member Of Congress. As mistress Of
The White House, she was regarded as
the " first Lady IN the lard," mol only in
station, BIZ, for brilliant qualities and fem
mime virtues which she possessed III a
rare degree. She has for many years
past been one Of the greatest ornaments
Of the society Of Washington.
taye..taiHe Obs.
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FETsRserna NsPErrs-
ilarpssss ~ - ihsriiis Asfr
e.. -. - so

iiaFfssssa - - ih.riiiss AseT.l
fB'ss l.lg -. fsfa.
ToRsolo.-T'lle rrreip.s roniinue d,
aersesEe--ptsars aFs rfli slssasnsf- F.nss
hFins iiom 2 81: ream q and Iai,ll'ing
3 -. Good ead Eae ). IS Manaizc-
turing SIS.
corT0s The supply i reIy lgii. and
lie demand ariife. ifhe aef0un:s ison
Liserrooi shnnin fanner aLsan-e sise
great t:fmness IL The Insri-ri-ue hear ii
no SALES over ST.. BIN psesnsae !slu.e
iei night Tearh ~.
ItorE. - The supply II nlakri snes
% sloaly Is Teisi = > sls.-'iirss
Z none II lie nea crop SCI in maiksi.
WHE.r.-The supply u yei light. Rel
brings laur. White lN1 Ig1c.
IoaS.-'flss rereipis are Fery light.
barely sutsirienl Tor i.ie TaHn rnasanp.
iion. ani sales are qnirk Il s. G0c.
BsooN-I'he delaani Is good. su,! pr
ccs srm-Mes'em Sldfr AT. S!snul,lrrs
o 7e.-Yirginia cured. log roand. 5 q
s..
LaaD-Ia good demand Al o. i To-.
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RESPONSE To THE PRESIDENTS PRO
GlAMATI0N.

rht Rev. Dr. Murray. Moderator d
the PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly, o..
- has issued the following response to
The appointment Of ! fasI Day by lie
National Executive:
III ne Ministers and v,msers u NE T'rasJyfs.
fiaa church - fis taifsd Nutes,
Beloved Brelhrn: In view Of the rara.
ges Of The pesiisenee Of uur violations ol
The law 81 God. IL .iie judgments Of Iiea.
ven, hy flood ami Ere. ;,pa:l ar psdp.efan,i
III The withholding aTspillllai influences 10
50 g1ea, 4 drgrer from the Church. orr
General Assembly sci apart the 2slh Of
June lasi rs day Of humiliation. fasting.
aud PRAYER.
But sIlll The rarages Of the pesiiience
are Increasing aud eSlending. and The Pre-
sideni oil The United States has appointed
the first FRIDAY of August as day OF na.
lional lasting, humiliation, aud PRAYER"
on which, ~ people, through Jesus
Christ our LORD. " ioinplore lie hlmigh.
~, in his own good Time. To stay lhe de.
sirnying hand which = now lifted np
against u.
And lest any Of you should deem the
keeping o! the one day reason Tor the
neglect IT Tie n;her. IN the advice of Sc.
seTal brethren, | wnuld hereby express 10
You nv eonyIctInn tia, the keeping Of the
day SCI apart by our Chief Magistrate will
be in entire accordance with the uniform
history and custom of our church, and
with the spirit 81 tie Recommendation oil
the last Assembly.
And | would hereby aiieclionalely ad.
wise all our Ministers and Churches "a.
crcdly and ia true Faith 10 consecraia the
third day Of August neA, 10 the great pnr.
poses Of its appointment.
NICHOLAS MURRAY.
Moderator ai the General Assembly.
Eli.abtthtown. july ~, 1879.
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The Union, Dear to Every Patriotic

Heart. following extract was found
in tile Writings Of James Madison, which
dave been Published since His death /:
ApvicE TO Nj CoUNTgy.-As this adj
vice, il il ever see the light, will not do
il Till am 10 more, il may be considered
as issuing from The tomb, where truth
alone ran be respected. and the happiness
81 man alone consulted. 1t will be enll-
tied, therefore, To whatever weight can be
derived from good intentions, and from
the experience OF one who has served lis
country in various stations through a pc
riod OF forty years, who espoused in his
youth, aud adhered through life, 10 the
cause Of its liberty, and who has borne a
part in most Of the great transactions which
will constitute epochs Of its destiny. The
advice nearest 10 my hear, and deepest in
my convictions is. that the Union Of the
States be cherished and perpetuated. Let
the ayowed enemy To iii be regarded as Pam
dora with her box opened, aud the dis
guised ones the serpent creeping with his
deadly wi!es into PARADISE
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EoPTiriy. laesi -. - lrnfr appeaFs Il
~ eyes ! g.asl lrsi lie J hail lnr ~
i'rrsidsnry, ihsoNn ani 81 lie hero =
Ihipprna. l.nnsiy's Line. sod snadly
Plarrs u MeKino. There seems i ~ Il
4. IN latent exisgenr@. something which
points 10 lie Presiaeniisi chair. with A.
sEaATI0S ~ ma GasADAs ~ j. naoiio.
-iiis pgsPassssSss % suppose thai Great
Britain vii sniesiy give Up her A"rii
American p0ssessinss. llat iliey Hiay Be-
come ~ iairgral pan III lie Uniied STATES.
II illey come Al 81 inia oyr Union. unless
indeed come great siianse oerus II lilr
rond.iion and poiiey ol GTeas BIillia.
they VIII float il Is il we're over l-kes
and rivers II biand.
.0ne officially which would arise n
case 81 anRexaiion. IL my way. peaceful
OF Otherwise. ol Tie Canaaas. has mol ll.al
Ne are aware been presented 5y sly one.
Il is s,.s.: There are il lie tao cana.
ias great many tss,iinaiei slIli0usaa,.s
fugitive slaves from lie niiei Siaies.-
How would they LIZ disposed Of ii lie
event 81 annexation woril tie fee
STATES consent HIST lliey should Le brought
back u lawful ssEiirie, Or would lls
siaVe.holliag Ssaies r3hsen, ll,ai ihey
should remain where liley are, exercising
under lie nrw agder II lhngs. III he
nights ii American riiikens ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity. - March Term, 1919.
Simon Ho,aedg q WE > ohtrs.
vs..
Bog. Way 4 helm Long, Ersetors 4 afhfrs
petillion ior Settlement Of the Estate Of
Stephen Ward Deceased.
~ this case, the report Of the Commissioner
: was confirmed; and il was Ordered and lc-
creed that the Executors. Benjamin WAY aud
John Long, pay into TIE Cite Of the Clerk and
Master the balance Of the estate in their hands.
And ii appearing that the place Of residence and
identity OF many II the Lcgsiccs are unknown u
the ceart Ii is therefore Ordered that the Clerk
and Mastet cntcs the same, aud thai he make adj
vertscmrnt in one or more public papers tor all
such Lggat1es Of said Stephen Ward, deed, to
come forward and make themselves known TO the
Corr,, and report 10 next Term OF ibis Count.
Witness. q. r. Long, Clerk and Master in
our said Court of Equity, at Office in IIillsbo-
rcpsh, March Term 1919.
o. +. LONG. {. & NJ. l..
July g Price adv. $3.50 92-6w
- The Raleigh Register, (weeky) please CO.
pv for six successive weeks and forward account
10 this Office for collection.
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Annexation OF the Canadas.-

The editor Of the Wilmington Chronicle prcfas
ces letter recently written by Gen. Scott oil the
question Of the Canadas, with the following obset-
Fations, which SO nearly represent our own views
on the subject that we copy them for the inspec-
ton Of our readers.
General Scott has written letter to
gentleman Of Philadelphia wherein he
av6Ws himself favorable 10 the annexation
Of the British North American Provinces
to the United States. The letter is sub.
joined. We are constrained To- look Upon
This as an ill.limed movement Oh the part
Of General Scott. II is calculated, fIom
The official position which he occupies,
and his standing before tile world, 10 has
len and influence, on both sides of the
Great lakes and the ST. Lawrence. the
discussion OF The question Of annexation ;
ennSummat,in. even It peaceful one,
winch we Al least consider as Of doubtful
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-25
FAYETTEVILLE MapsEr-I,1. 1.

We are requeslel 10 announce Mir. Ransur
i. MaRRIs as candidate tor tire ioants tout
cleIkshlp oi Orange County.
We are requested 10 announce Gcn. issl IA
ALilsoN, ~ = candidate for rr-sler'ion 10 the
County Court sierk hip u Otsnse County.
We are requested 10 announce Mr. RIcnaRp
VI. JoNFs A. a candidate for Te-clorfion 10 le 81.
fee Of Clerk q tie superior t'o4s, 81 GlaAgc
county
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saiis can beg.r 10 estimate the benefits which
all acrrue 10 isrners f m the prePosei Central
Ral Road. by tie experience Of other states.
Ns know lha, such Improvements Fave greatly
Benefited this class Il iitens ihai. sorsehow or
ilhsr, their lends haze lecn nor Lightly irpro-
ssi. and ihr;f pfcicfts has been gseally increased
tina, the Rail Road has brought fertility where
once was almost barrtnh6.s, alsd has ltfgrly con-
irihulcd TO the prosperity q AZ within IL reach
But kyu the Rail Roads have dome Iris j not 80
plain 10 every enc. Tho following extract from i
lrtier from en- intelligent busire,s rasn IN Nil
ningtOn to his Sisnd m his place. vfill firui,h
our readers with clcw 10 solve AS quessioa.
We wish them to consider n well; and TO re-
member tina, Wilmington Is but one Of many
markets thu, viii be osentd 70 them by the Gem
lral Rail Road
DEAR SIR: frHmfdiarsiy on feseip, Of
snur favor Of lie 2alh ull. requesting in
formation fepeciinr The wants ii Whining.
ION which orange could supply, |. with
i friend, went 10 thu leading lmporling
houses here, and gathered from them lie
following results say, the imports for the
last IL months, 0. what 0arge could
supply:
Isn no0b,,sh form ,,otth ayrra.e ,,flr sgD OAA
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Notice.

4 HAVE removed my Wool Cards to my Mills
Il OF IIaw River, newly repaired and Clothed,
and they will be in operation in few days.
also have a considerable quantity Of Cotton Yarns
ON hand, superior article.
JOHN NEWLlN.
7ih mo. lih, 1919. 90
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Two Governors. from Flo
rida inform us that Governor Musley, The
old Democratic Executive, still holds on
to his office, and intends doing so until
October next. Governor Thomas Brown,
Wing, who WAS elected last fall, has been
Installed and is the proper officer. So
dat Florida IS blcsI will two Governors.
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July II.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE IUUNIH.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1919.
Risiasd iayg 4 Irthib4H Bgri.tst.
Va.
a Ill., 4 =
4kta HwtuL.

hiia'laneni ie'te'i oo personal Property.
I appearing to the siisaslaa, af The Cau.t
that thc ..astrtlaat AicNaipipr Hwlad. isrtt
an inh.b.,uut d this state; ii Is ogl,rel ly tha
coud that advertisements h. made H. tae tl.llls,-
rough Recorder iar slN weeks unnecessarily. notify.
ne tlc SAID Alexandsr BnlraA IN hs and mgirar
at the neat tenn Of oar tuut Of Pleas aud QUAR-
leE S''sons, 10 'e hesi lor tlr raunN Vi 1tfauas,
at the court house in the town a llilIshorou.a.
on tie iaagk Nouday d Aug,st next. then AMI
thrre 10 Tcr'ssy aud plead, otherwise Iaagmrst
h. leiaul, final viii hr granted against him agd
lie property ltSird au emAtmnrd To satisfy ue
plaintiff debt.
Witness, Joseph alison. elryk If oar sad
Court Al office, the fourth Noalay OF May. lsin.
]. ALLISON, e.. !. I.
july H. a8--cw
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Observance of the sabbath.-Ths

sheriff Of London reports an old maxim Of
Puritan divine, tina, " Ii the Sabbath is
well hemmed. il will not ravel out during
all the week" lie has learned from the
confessions Of most ol the prisoners, that
their crimes originated in Sabbath break
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Observation-Disclosures.

A III. persons indebted to the subscriber will
~ please to come forward and settle their ac-
counts, as he has sold out his entire stock, and
wishes to close his present business. Long indu'
rence cannot be given. An early con.rlianse
With this REQUEST will save the visit Of consta-
BE. and will much oblige,
l.. CHEEK.
June Is. oo-'