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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-31
n NHBER 35.

Friday night and Saturday, a, which the fol-
lowing officers were appointed.
JonN NJ. MoREHEAD, Pres't Of the Com.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, Sec'fy and Freasur'r.
Mai. WALTER GwYNN, Chief Engneer.
These appointments are sold 10 be good I;
we know Gov. Morehead, aud We are salts
fed none could be more acceptable 10 the
whole county.
We learn too, that that of Engineer, upon
whom so much rests, could not be hclieIea.
Major Gwynn has been in the service of the
State in draining the Swamp Lands, ard
otherwise employ ed (or several years. tie
is we'll known 10 many citizens IN he Il It
and West, aud has the confidence Of the rub.
lie in a remarkable degree. The Engineer
is IN fact, the umpire Of all conflicting rights
and it was due to the State, which is not yet
represented, that a tnan Of tired ability and
integrity should be chosen to this respous.
BILE post.
We learn that the SURVEYS will be com.
menced about the % h of August, and he
prosecuted vigorously. We learn iha, there
will be three divisions Of the corps, one of
which will assemble at Salisbury.
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TAYLOR. or tho tears that have embalmed
hs memory many fell from eyes un~ohi 10
weep, and MANY from those whose relentless
party ties, or whose stern convictions OF po.
ililcaI duty, placed them in The ranks Of bis
decided political opponents. Opponents they
may nave been, enemies they could not. So
much obvious honesty Of purpose, so much
true devotion to the couniry's cause, So much
unpreiending but uoyielding bravery, so
much unaffected kindness of heart, united 10
so much manly seLse and clear disce nmen,,
could excite tho enmity Of nothing that do
serves to be called q man. lf such feeling
could ever i've, tits now dead-hu led IN his
tomb. Ga that sacred tomb will fl 'u.ish ev.
er only the aurels Of his military glory, min
ped with a i those milier wreaihs of fragrant
gratitude which arc The need Of every social
virtue.
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From the National la'eiiieeacer.
TEss, FUNERAL.

"Can this be death ? then what is life or death :
Speak "--but he spoke not AXE but still
lac SLEPT
Dut yesterday, and who had mightier breath
A thousand warriors by his word were kept
In awe; he said, as the Centurion saith,
Co and he goeth come, and forth he stepp'd,
The trump aud bugle till he spake were dumb
Aud now nought let him but the mutll led dtum."
When it became our melancholy duty,
nine years Hgo, to record some account OF the
obse auies of the lamcnisd Harrison, we tule
thought that, during our brief remaining term
oi life, it would ever, certainly not so soon,
be our lot to repeat the lale Of another Ptesi'
dental Funeral. But that ms stei,ous roll OF
human fate written in Heaven, but slowly
uafoldcd, line after line, by the unerrIng hand
of Time, has many ,hlrgs in reserve tor "
all, of which we little dream and nations
| like individuals, are sometimes shocked by
the advent of calamilles us sudden aud un.
4 looked for as they are great. Such an event
has beialen this youthful Republic; aud no
stranger who beheld this city during the last
few days could doubt ,ha, some great and ap.
pallipg stroke had fallen upon The communl'
~. The silent stree,s-ihe public offices,
and even the private dwellings, shrouded IN
monrning-ihe national colors, wherever Wis
ibe, displayed at halfmast, all told the story
to the eye while the looks of the people, the
pause in public business, the rapid arrival o
strangers, the groups collected 10 earnest con
versa,ion, or intent on public prints bearln.
their well known badges Of mourning, Still
moro unfailingy impressed the fact upon lh
heart.
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A Marrying Genius.

There is a man in the New York Peni,eu.
tiary who has had twenly.seven wives. lls
is just SO years of age, and has been eagagcd
in the matrimonial business since he was SIX
teen, and has therefore had new wife eve
ry seven months, getting rid Of the old spouse
aud courling the new one ad interim. lie
declares he vii have hundred wives before
he dies, if they do not cramp his genus with.
| 10 stone walls.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-31

The Horse used BY Gen. Taylor in the late war,
Family aud relatives Of The lato President,
The President of the United States and the Heads
or Departments.
The Sergeant At. Arms Of the Senate,
The Senate Of the Unitod States, preceded by their
President. pro temp3re, and Secretary.
Tie Sergeant,a, Arms oI the House ot Representa-.
lives.
The House Of Representatives, preceded by their
Speaker and Clerk.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Su.
preme Court Of the United States and It's officers
The Diplomatic Corps.
Governors Of States ard Territories.
Ex.members of Congress,
Members Of lhe State Legislatures.
District Judges Of the United States.
Judres Of tho Circuit and Criminal Courts Of tie
DIS, of Columbia. with the members OF the bar
and otleers of the courts.
The Judges of the several states,
1he Comptrolers of the Treasury, Auditors. Irca-
surer, Register, Solicitor, and Commissioners
OF Land Office, Pensions Indian Affairs
Patents and Public Buildings.
The Clerks, &C., Of the several Departments Frece
{ coded by their respective Chief Clerks, and all
/ other civil officers of the government
Clergy of the District OF Columbia aud elsewhere.
Officers and Soldiers of The Revolution.
Corporate Authorities of Washington.
Corporate Authorities OF Georgetown.
Presidents Professors and Students o.. the Colleges
of tte District of Columbia.
Officers and Soldiers who served in the war ol lol2,
and in the late
Such societies and fraernues may wish TO JOIN
the procession, ITO report 10 the
Marshal of the District, who
viii assign them their re-
specive positions.
Citizens and strangers.
We enjoyed favorable post for observation
having lair view of both the civic and 'he
military portions of ii; and the impressed
, vas tia, of a so|emuity every way worthy o
f the occasion. How the troops may have
horne the criticism of an experienced militia
, ry eye, we pretend not to koow; 10 US, Ger
4 ,a,nly, they appeared well-,rained aud sol
0 derly in their movement, and neat, iaS'e'u'
aud striking in their many didercn. aud con
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Of people might be observed directing Itself
toward The Presidential mansion, while .hosr
abo left il carried 10 their cnunienancss az
unusual g'oom. and IN their hands a leaf,
6twer, wiibercd branch. TO lie treasured up
as memorial consecrated hy its hav'ug once
rested IN The er OF ZACHARY TAYLOR
The body Of the deceased Presiden, was on
lha, day placed in the g;eai Eas' Room Of
the Executive Manser, ou an cfeyaed plpt-
'forin, IN iis cenne, under canopy Of black
being deposited in a c, fin covered OH the out
side wi'h velvet aud drspeties Of silver, and
lined ihn with velvet usn, bJi 0f The pufesl
Nhlie. The sh5nud was Of satin, ard a white
cravst was graccioly throw u around he reck.
Tho countrnsnce there exposed vas one not
70 be passed over with slight or transient
gaze. Ii fixed every eye. 1t had ,hree
things ia.pfessively written uPon / (; upright
uess, bene,oleIce, and pesce. The face
locked jasi as in life frank, many, simpe,
klnd, aih a!mosl a smile abju, tho mouth. -
OI rbe collia lay profu.e qoani'y Of n,w
crs and Lud3, winch we're continually being
removed by the crowds Who gathered from
all qlarlcss to contemplate the spectacle, and
wore as ofien rene God.
The FUNERAL was eppoinled for Saturday.
The weather as cool, aud the morning open
ed sitb clear sky aud welcome breeza
both coniinuln. throughout The day. Fu.
neral saluies were Fl ed AT sunrise all stores
were closed ard very soon the sound OF the
drum was heard--ihe military were in mo-
i,on, and the s'ree's began 10 be ihfongcd
with hotsen en- and vehicles OF all descriptions.
The lines Of railtoad brough, such 'ralus of
cars as are seldom witnessed Co number, and
al derssly crow ded. The cry fesemb.ed
some have, alarmed and astlr Ter general
ao,e aud vet, with oil The hustle aud move
meni there as mingled pIevaIl.sg quiet.
ness, chas,ened absaining from all 'umulu.
nus noises which reminded one OF Tie Sab.
bath.
THE MILITARY uONOGS AND PROCEs-
SION.
II vas Pos, ten o'clork before the eereno
mes at he Pres.dential Man'ion closed ard
-oon 5ficf, the procession bes san 10 move IN
the lolo@iug order:
ORDER OF TIE MILITARY PROCESSION
Funeral Escort--n column OF march.
inrintry.
MARYLAND Volunteers.
Volunteer Troops from other states
battalion of Volunteers from District Of Columbia
Firing Party, 10 be commanded BY an Officer OF th
Army.
Two Companies Of Volunteers from Washington
Two COMPANIES Of Volunteers from Baltimore
Battalion Of L $. Marines
Battalion L. = Artillery, as Infantry.
Troops Of U. Light Artillery.
plsmoun,ed Officers of Volunteers. Marine Corps
NAVY and Army in order named.
Mounted Officers OF Volunteers, Marine Corps.
+. Navy and Army, in order named.
Major General Jones. Commanding the Militia.
Aids de Camp.
Major General Winfield Scott, commanding tn
Army.
A ids de Camp.
TIE MAYORS OF Washington and Georgetown
The Committee Of Arrangements Of the t~o House
Of Congress.
The Chaplains Of the Two Houses OF Congress, an
the Officiating Clersymen OF the occasion
Attending Physicians TO the late President
+S.t&&
p,.,ers IgL Bearers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30
R. F. HIBBARD's
Pile Rcmcd w,
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills,

lHSHlS invaluable family medicine, combine.
= more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro
perties, than any other pills now in use. Allel
nearly eight years experience of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming fol
them popularity andreputation. unrivalcd by
any other medicine.
They are an cHecsual cure for Jdupd;re. DIS.
pepsia, Lsrer Complaints. Pieurisp. BiLotss dis
ecses, Ferer and Ague, end oil oiLe,- Fcrers
Coughs, Colds, determination Of The Lungs,
Rheumafism, Rec6-afke. 4 oss Of Arpefife, DC.
or P. cHlLDs & Co. Clay, ononiaga
County, N. X. are the original and oniu. manu-.
tacturers of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 25 Cents per box, of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. G.. Jan. 4,h.sfs49.
Mcssrs. P. Childs & Co.-Havinr Witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills IN
some two eases Of Fever and Ague, by the use
OF single box they were both cured also The
headache, several cases and there heinr none
Kept nearer than 10 miles of this place. THAT
Know OIL am thereby induced to write Won
lot an agency. lst because believe them the
best pill that know Of, and wish to have them
lor family use, and secondly, because am Of the
opinion that they would save much suffering from
'gue and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, SC.
PITTS,
For sale in HillshorSugh by D. HEAR1'T;
llso BY numerous Druggists and agents through
'ut the Union. j
u
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

iTvHE BRANDRETH PILLS. as 4 rencra
= family medicine, especially in a country !,
subject TO sudden changes oftcmpcrature as This
their value is incalculable. By having The Bran
,lrc,h Pills always on hand, should a sudden A.
tack OF sickness take place, they can be given 4
once, and will often have effected cure besars
the physician could have arrived.
ncholic and Inflammation Of the bowels. these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance, Il
their USE according to the directions, will surely
do all that medicine can do, to restore the health
of the patient
In oil cases of Indigestion, Worms. Astbma
Diseases of the Heart, and all affections az the
stomach and bowels, the Brandreth Pills will he
found never-failing remedy. -
To insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pllls, they should be kept in the house. 80 that
upon the first commencement OF sickness. thew
may he at once resoited to. One dose then 4
better than dozen afler disease has become 81
tablished in the system.
Dr.. Brandreth's Principal Office .e4l Broad
ay New York.
fT Agents forthc sale acknowledgements.
ID. Heartt, Hilishoroueh.
]. B. MsDade. Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mcbane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle 4 Co., Rinyham's School
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DOCTOR LIE ROY,s
Sarsaparia and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

N every instance where fair trial has been
: made, Dr.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably ri.
ven satisfaction, afIording permanent relief in an
cases oflndigestion, and speedy cure fur Head
ache. Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits. Dis
iurbed Sleep. Frequent Pslrita,ions. spasms,
General Debility, Cosiivcness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances, and thousands Of persons can
now bear testimony 10 the benefits TO be derived
from their use. s $3.50 5sss
These pills are superior to any ever before dis
covered. I'M all bilious complaints; in general de-
rangemcnt Of the system; in all disorders which
result from bad state Of the HOOD, these pills
are sovereign remedy. Price IS cts. per Box.
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Faro between Petersburg and Balti
more Six Dollars,


THE public are hereby advised that The swift
: aud splendid Steamer Baltimore. Captain
Alexander McCausIand, fitted up with State
Rooms and one hundred and City births, is now
running semiwerkiy in connection with the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and rreter.
icksburg Ralrosds. hclwccn the landing al Ac.
quia Creek and Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Petersburg in the Northern
Mail Train al s, IA. NJ, on Mondays and Thurs
days, will arrive at Acquia Greek about IL nj.
where they take the Baltimore. Descending the
Poiomae they have 4 view Of its fine scenery hy
daylight, and arrivest Pney Point about 5, p.
NJ. and at Baltimore in the course Of the night.
This line, il will be seen. avoids, entirely. the
wide portion ofthe Bay. and Of course, in grea,
degree, any danger Of rough weather and sea sick.
ness. and passengers by it going farther North.
have the advantages on their arrival at Baltimore.
Of remaining, for the night free Of charge, on
hoard boat having superior accommodations
and avoiding expense al Hotels.
Returning, passengers leave Baltimore on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 4. p. NJ, and arrive At
Richmond the next day at - NJ, and at Peters.
burg between and 9 p. m.
For further particulars, or through tickets, ar
ply at the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road
Depot, TO the Ticket Agent.
July IL. IL
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Notice,

IsAkEN up As runaway. and committed to
the Jail in HiIlsborough, N. G., on the 9th
Of September, negro man by the name Of Pc
TER says that he belongs to Washington Trice,
Of Sussex county, Virginia. The owner is re-
CURED to come forward, prove his property, pay
cnafges and take him away, or the slave will be
dealt with according to law. 81
THOS. FAUCET, Jilor.
September "a. 5l-3w
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MILIN cry AND
MANTUA-MAKING

M RS. j. WADDILL & DAUGHTER. most
- respectfully tender their thanks TO the La
dies Of Hillsborough and its vicinity for the yerv
liberal patronage they have received al Their
hands, and hope,by thei, prompt attention to bu-
siness, and the neatnessand style with which they
execute their work,stll to merit and receive Ii
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
SratSa and SUMNER, and invite the ladies TO
call and sec them, or which may be most salts
factory to othparties to bringin theirdresses and
have them made in the latest and most fashion,.
able style.
May |. so
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DOCTOR.


g. D. gCIcCL311lD
HAVING removed 10 Hillslorourh. Offers hi
- services in all the Branches af bis Praies.
sion. Having had an experiences of more than
Sin years extensive Practice In Guiiiord County,
he hcp~s TO merit portion Of publir patronage.
His charges will he very moderate. and suited %
The circumstances ofshe community.
His Oflier Is The one formerly occupied By DR..
Smith. opposite Nichols Hotel.
August s. a.
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.
DR.. Mitchell'S Eve Salye,

sHE great advantages possessed by this arti-
Gle over every other, are-its crwTaisTr,
SAFETY, CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY. All phy-
scians admit that great danger is 10 he anprehend
ed from drugging The eye when in an infiamed and
unhealthy state. In the use Of this salvc this OBJ
lection Is entirely removed, as no harm can pos
sby result from its use il bcing in all cases ap-
Piled to the KxrERsaL portions ofihc eye, there
ny avoiding all the Inconvenience, pain and dam
ger, which necessarily attend the introduction Of
any pungcnt article INTO the eye. lis activity
IN subduIng inflammation is so great that but few
cases require the use Of more than one bottle TO
effect perfect cure. One physician remarked to
US, aiicr having witnessed its effects in several
instances, that it was PERFECT FIRE KILLER"
All we ask is that its virtues he thoroughly test.
ed, and that the directions be strictly followed
Price 50 cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale in
by Long & Webb.
January %. ia l5--ly
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Tract Of Land,
FOR SALE
Six Negroes,
HORSES, cows, CORN, WHEAT, &c,

I'm 22d day Of October next, al the residence
~ of Amos Nichols, decd. will sell "a tbe
highest bidder. on credit of nine months Sir
Likely Negroes. two Horses, two Cows. two Wa
eons. belonging to the estate Of said Amos Mich
OILS.
Also quantity Of Corn. Wheat. HAY. Fodder.
few sheep, and other articles beIonging to said
estate. 49,
Bond and approved security win he required.
GEORGE NICHOLS, ADMIR-
September =. sl-sw
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Equity Sale.

QY sisne 81 The Decree ~ fk< cesrt 81 Equi-
- ~ 81 0nnxs Isunsy. made s<Ys<mh<s
Tsrm. lss0. shsl czsa fsr sac. ~ The Ffsaaenes
u AHns hahslz. dersd. "a shs 9z1 dzs Il Osspk<f
near. he Real Esssle helsaginx 10 Ne hsin d
sad Amos NiehsaAs. sas The Hsms Tn<s. eaa-
.ssaing Il shout 800 sefes; and oas othr Trses.
whrsson DHbenn Nirhsls neS fisrss Tstnssed On
Lifilr River. and renssining ztsu1 800 arfrs-
A errdis a nine manshs vii - rsvrn; fh<
purchaser ieqaired % give band snd severity. and
tille w~red ubiil he Purrhs-~ nsoney b paid.
%. y. LONG. c. q x.E.
sspsemler q. si-
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Consumption Cured,
Daily, by Dr. Hastinss' Compound
SYRUP or NAPHTHA.


THE Medieal Faculty, % wei Is The p,,hE.
= are struck with wonder ~ The nuue,..s
cures made daily By this Extraordinary ped;r;..
and 4 i now acknowledged by many q our -,
eminent physicians to be . certain and 49,
cure fcs i1heFcular eonsunpiies. in Il. se,.,
stages. II has been recommended by a., -;
neni physician. DR.. Mott. and il ons,,rtIy -
IN the Marine Hospital 81 Savannah. Ca. H. NJ
Arnold. the senior physieisn Of The ho., Il,
The London Lancet, London Medical Jon,n.l
Praiihwsiie's Retrospect. and all other ~ ~
London MediraI Journals, have spoken III n,s;s.
many times Of the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
II has been thoroughly tried, not enlx i A.
Hospital under the charge Of DR.. Hsrt;ps. 4.
London, but also by all the first ph,s;r;,r. e
England. and III have fully endorsed II = 4 ~ i
rivalicd remedy in Consumption, ana mi OH,
dlsesscs Of The lungs The following arc ! few
Of the opinions expressed by the Medical Fseuly
Of England. Williamson. Of Manchester, thus
writes:
aUNDER ITS INFLUENCE
| have seen the emaciated being. on Who's.
brow death had seemed TO have set his seal. ,ee
quire IMMIGRATION and strengthened erehanse
ms cary mornings OF intense suffering and dis
tressing cough for The sound repose which alone
accompanies sound hesIth.s
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
Says - ! regard Hastings Syrup or Nspihs n
one OF the first medical discoveries OF sny .rr.
and consider It's agency in curing consumption Is
established beyond all doubt or question"
A single bottle will prove lis efficacy. Allh,
proprietor asks Is the trial Of one bottle the action
Of which will prove 70 the patient the virtu, Of
this medicine.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night sweals, and splitting Of blood, are cured in
surprisingly short space Of time the seterest
colds having yielded to the treatment Of the Nsph.
ina syrup IN the short space Of forty eight hours.
To cnumeiate oil the cures performed by this
medicine would occupy volume, the sccompa.
.nying having been selected BY the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have bern
received by him.
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Death aud Dpsfs. sscfiOu %
Rats, .egircs. SC.

I oNG 4 WEBB have fer sale, a preparation
- for the destruction, of
RATS, NICE, BUGS and REACHES
warranted poisonous only to The above named de-
structive vermin.
Price 80 cents hox, with directions FOL use.
July 80. 43-tf
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Doot-y and Dcauty.

nOOt-y and ncauty. y
Two gentleman a conversation had
Twas sometimes good-anon twas bad;
The neighhors 1.-The weather, and the crops,
The bcaux--the bellies, the beauties and the fops
Look here" says Jake, . did'ye hear the news
That wc are about Miss Jane to losel"
!. No" says Bill, sand may ask,
Who will undertake the task!"
There you have me. hut hear-"
" What" says Bill, II am dying near.
Make haste and tell me, here comes Parks"
Well, be is the very man, that made
The very pair Of Boots It's said,
That the favored one had on
When Miss lanes heart was wood and won.
Said she to him. !. | love you as friend.
No other answer lean send.
Regard me thus, Sir, ifyou please;
must say No. ifyou 10 freezel!
When her soft eyes did gently fall
Upon his feet 50 neat and small.
The Upper polished as glass,
The shape did show model List.
The Sale was neither wide nor long;
The Leg Of calf so good and strung.
Twas like summer scloud so bright.
80 heavenly--so brilliant and so light
She gazed upon the boot and felt
Her heart give way her feeling melt:
No more she frowned upon the youth,
But up and told him all the truth.
With right good will she gave her hand,
Her heart, her niggers and her land;
Sir. from this day forth let all mankind
lake witness Of my constant mind,
hat if the hcys the girls would suit,
10 get Jfx PARKs to make their .BDDTs9ss
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TEE HlLLsB 1RoUGH RECORDER,
Is ruBLIsHED WEEKLY
by DENNIS HEARTT

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within three months; or Three Dollars, il delayed
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NO paper will he discontinued until all aneara-
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Hereafter no paper win he sent to new sub
scriher out OF this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor ;--and in no case willie
paper be sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without apayment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lincf,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents fer
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty five per
cent. higher. A deduction of one-third will ls
made TO advertisers BY the year. So u