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CHERRY q LUNGW0pT
Csaeis, celGs, H~saFsnsss, spluH., :,
Heed, highi eweats, Asihmss y
Liver Complaints, and
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nO NOI NE6bbCf if.--Contunnsio.
II be and has been cured in No. eas
cases by this only certain Temedv. J.Jus
Chsmioai Extract Of Cherry and -~sgas
and 10 remedy has ever before been ssseH
cd that win certainly cure ConsumssS- 1ssf~
most strongly marked and developed =. Z
pulmonary consumption, where the luus 2
become diseased and liberated, and IN -Ne
50 utterly hopeless, as to have been pronon'--
by physicians and friends to be past an ~
bility Of recovery, and at times thought ss@
dying, have been cured by this wunderisl
remedy. and are now as well and hearty :.
ever. II Is a compound Of medicaiions xkiss.
are peculiarly adapted to and essentially 6sl1
cessary for the cure Of coegks and Consamss
tion. Its operation is mild, yet eticacious q
~loosens the phlegm which creates % much
difficulty, relieves the cough and assists n.
ture to expel from the system all diseased Hssa
ter by expectcration, producing a deliektfa3
change in the breathing and chess, and lhs
after the prescriptions of the very best med,.
cal men and the inventions Of kind and III.
rowing friends and nurses have failed 10 .o;se 3
the smallest relief to the consumptiye sufferer a
Thousands of consum ptive persons have beer.
deceived repeatedly in buying medicines Thar
were said to be infaaibls cures but which have
pIOfOu uhlJ poiiiat'Voi Out thlS mSutClut Us not
only a palliative but azure for liberated iuags.
II contains no deleterious drugs, and one trial
will prove its astonishing efficacy better than
any assertions or certificates in curing con.
sumption and all diseases of the lungs, such asR
splitting of blood, coughs, pain in nc SIDE and
chest, ni~ghtSweats, 3c, &c. 8 si
About 1000 certificates of almost miraculous X
cures performed by this medicine, from o NJ
Of the first doctors, clergymen and merchants, II
have been sent us for this medicine, but the
publication Of them looks too much like quaek.
cry, 1--WE will show them to any person calling
at our office) This medicine win speak fr
itself and enough in its own favor wherever II 9
is tried. 4s slaaI
Caution.-This medicine is put up in a large
bottle, and you must find the name Of Ju& N 4
& Co, proprietors, New York, on the spks ID
wrappers around the bottle, to whom all orr y
must be addressed. tifa" l3l
70 For sale in WoodvilIe by
~ WRIGHT & LDER ssb
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ESTRAYED from q. OUREY. a brown
mare seven years old. about Is hands
high blaze face. and a Spanish brand on
tho left hip by close observation any
person will discovef that her right hind 200,
is a'li,tle larger than the other. by having
the foot evil. "a s~A
Amy person bringing me said mare. vii
be rewarded.
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DIsCovERY.-Dr. Couners

EREAT DISCovERY.-Dr. Councils
~ invaluable cure for Gonorrhpa and all
venereal Diseases. This medicine Is a sure
cure for all these diseases, and one triasswill
fully convince those who have contracted any
kind OF venereal disease, that when we say II
Is a certain and safe remedy, there is nc ex-
aggeration in the assertion. ffr. =
II is sold in New Orleans only by ]. Wright
4 Co, ISL Chaftres street, and, in WoodyiIle,
by ije aasg WRIGHT & ELDER. 7
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HAYS EMINENT ron rnr PILES

HAYS LINIMENT ron THE PILES
The worst attacks of the Piles are ef-
fectually and permanently cured in q short
time by the use of the genuine Hays Linz
ment. Hundreds OF our first citizens through.
out the country have used this linment with
complete success. Il is warranted to cure the
most aggravated ease.
Caation.-Nevef buy il unless yon find che
name of Comstock & Co. upon the wrapper.
proprietors Of the genuine article. or YOU are
cheated with 4 counterfeit
For sale in Woedyille Jbv.
WRIGHT 4 ELDER. 4
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A burstiHg into grrennes,,
a waking a. froia deep,
a twitlie aai a wnrbis
That mskea ibt pelsss laHp;
A y II renovation, .u
Of freshness aud Of healsh
a casting OF ef sosdid fear.
a cnFeIsssness Of wealuh.
a watching, rs in childhood.
For the flowers that one by ons
Open their golden petals
To WOO the 6irful sun
? A gush, a fash. a gufgle.
A wish 10 shoni and siGg,
a. hiled viii hopes and gladncss,
We bail the yenal SPalNo.
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Percy's Greek Institute.

TTHIS institution has been recognized,
Il and is now under the supervision Of a
Board of Trustees, and offers advantages
found only in regular female seminaries. 1t
will be conducted by those who are fully
compent to discharge the manifold duties Of
such an institution, being guided by the ex-
perience of many years, and supported by
the sanction of their former patrons and ac-
quaintances. Students will be admitted at
any time, and charged for the time in at
tendance. No allowance for absence, I'M
less caused by sickness.
The school will be opened on the 18th of
January, 1851, and continue ten months,
with the usual vacations.
TERMS. 4
Board, Washing and Lodging, 500 90
Tuition in English bradches : 30 90
Instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano g'
Forte, 10 90
Needle Work. 10 90
in Drawing and Painting, 30 90
GEO. B. COLLIER. President.
Mrs. M. A. ALEXANDER, Py1ncigsaI.
Miss S. L. RUDIsILL, assistant.
Rgferences.-Micajah Row, Henry Hob
good, George Cook, w. R. Wimbish, Esqs.
Percy's Creek, Jan. 4, 1850-ly.
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~ T. MARI,
STATE on MISSIsslpPI.l 81

WILKINSON CouSry, 30
In The Circau Court Of sud- touaty
To JUNE TFRa. thereof AID. 1852.
Alfred 7 Moore !. ,aa
James b. d fIsnham. for $500 7g-iOo
WNlIE Attachment IN this case was ob.
~ aimed by said PluiulG against the
Estate of the said deieadans ftom William
TsLewis, Esq n Justice OF the Peace. of
sand County, on the 2Oth day Of December.
AD. 1881, for tue sn.n ofS522 79-iOO, re-
tnrnable at the June Term. AID, 1852; Of
the Cont Aforesaid, and the same having
been returned into the Clerks Office, OF the
Court aforesaid. Executed by the Sheriff
ofsaid County,
NOTICE is therefore, hereby given. that
unless The said Defendant. shah appear,
plead. answer, DC, in this case. on or before
the first day 81 our next June Term, ofthis
Court, 70 be holden at the Courthouse. M
Woodville, in said County. on The Second
MONDAY IN June next, AID. 1852.
Jndgement by default, llnall win be en-.
tered against him. and the property attached
win be sold, 10 satisfy, said debt in,eress,
ana III COSTS 4t4B s4 @slN
81 ----D IN testimoney whereof,
s.sl 1T. sm6 | have hereunlo, set my
ImI N-g~.o hand and seal OF said
- Court, this 3lsl day Of
January. AID. 1852.
H.: BUTrERwoRTn. caeyk
no Messrs. GoRpoa Il PosEy. Plaintiff,
Attorneys.
Jan. 81, fS52--im.g W
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IL. J. -BUTTERWoRTII, Clerk
lS-GoRpos and Posgy, Plaintiff Attorneys

In the esscma coagt. Of sad county De.
Gender Term. AID. 1851
William I, Joaes, va III
vs. snleu Auachments for
Ab6ah II, Brown. $f02 6s.
This day came, the said plaintiff. by his
Attorney. and Il appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court here, that The defendant. Abijah
X, Brown, is not a resident Of this State,
but i supposed to reside in the State OF
Lsais'ana, 80 that the ordinary process Of the
law cannot be served on him
ttis therefore ordered. by tho Court, that
unless the said defendant shall appear, plead
answer. &c, in this case, on or before the
first day Of June, Term, Of the Court, to be
holden ut the Courthouse, IN Woodville in
said county, on the second MONDAY, In
June. 1862.
Judgment, (6na) by default, viii be en-
tered against him. and the negro man slave
named, Richmond. attached. will be sold 10
safety said debt, interest. and all costs.
And il is further ordered, that a copy 81
this order be published in the "Woodsills
Republican a newspaper, printed and
published in the town OF Woodville, in III,
said county and Slate-once a week for ths
space Of one month. {
II Henry J B~utterworth, Clerk Of III,
Circuit Court, aforesaid. do hereby, certify
the above 70 be q ssae copy ef the Ofigina
Order OF publication. in the above state,
case q inilg ~ ths Eame remains Of Recor,
In my Office.
In testimony whereof. I have hereuntd
set my hand and seal ofsaid Court, Ills III
day Of December, A.D. 1881.
II. ). BUTTERwORTH. Ger
. I'll. X. 3ARREg. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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" Attacuulent LOT
Matilda fiamPbnes 500 ~.
HFHIS day came the plaintiff by bis At
~ t~opeysand it appearing to the s~atislas
ton Of the Court here, that the defendant
Matilda Humphfies has removed from the
State and Conaly, Aforesaid. 50 that the
ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
upon her.
IL is therefore, ordered 10y the Coprl. that
unless the said defendant shalIappeat, plead,
nnswer. &c. ia tlls case. on T before the
ist day OF the next June Term. Of this
Court. 80 be holden at the Courthouse. in
WoodviIIe in said county. on the second
MONDAY. in June next, 1852.
Judgment, (inal) by default, viii be
entered against her, and the property at
tached, will be sold to satisfy said debt, in
terest, and ali costs. u4aate
And, IL Is further ordered. that a copy Of
this order be published in the "Woodyille
Republican," 0 newspaper printed and
Published in the town OF Woodville, insaid
county. and State,--once a week, for tue
space OF one month.
l., Henry J. Butterwor,h, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, aforesaid, do hereby, certify,
lhe above 70 be atruc copy ofthe Original
Order OF publication, IN the above stated
ease. as fnllya 8 the same remains Of Record
IN my Office
la testimony whereof / have hereunto,
my hand aud seal Of said Court, this i7h
day Of December, AID. 1851. e0 Gil
4
II. J. BUTTER WORTH, Clerk
~ L, X. BARRIER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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BRICKl BRlCKI

HvHE subscriber has just burned a Kiln
q and intends keeping constantly on
hand a supply of Fine Brick.
10 Apply. at his residence. ID. HOLT
Feb. IL, 1850. $50
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20 OWNERS OF AND DEALERS
\ IN HORSES T,~1a., Exi

= IN HORSES.-Cayhon's Founder
o.n tment, for the cure Of Founder, Split HooG,
bloodhound Horses, and contracted and Fever
,sh Feet, Wounds, bruises in the flesh, CALLED
packs, cracked heels, scratches, cuts, kicks,
&c, on horses. ~ fni & n
Cartoons Ring-bons Cure, for the cure of
nng-bone, blood SPAWN, bone SPAWN, wind
hisRlngs-boneC Cure and the Founder Oint-
ment are prepared from the recipe of a very
celebrated English Farrier, and will cure in
ninety-nine cases out of one hundred any of
the above complaints They have been used
by farmers, livery men, stage proprietors, and
others, with the most marked and decided
success. Ha38 f s lW m
For sale in Woodviile by
wRiGHT& ELDER.
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PAINTING AND PAPER-IfANGING

4 IhIIS IIIVU N FAT FIfS-fI AINGfVU !.
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ of Wilkinson County, that the under
signed has taken a shop in Woodville. and
that he will be happy to attend to all orders
in the above line. He has competent and
experienced hands, and is prepared to exc,
cut. Jobs with the utmost neatness and dis
patch. Orders left at the drug store prompt
ly attended to. j. w. DONNAbLEY. !.
y6. lsyl,
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olEtRinson IanaGs &san.a;aa.. .

TIE Exercises Of this Institution, under
The direction 81 the Misses Calder, will
re-commence on Wednesday Jsuuafy IA.
1907 dec 30-ie5T.
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In Tie ciycnu coast, If SAID county, De
cem6er Term. thereof I'D. 1851.
Richard Clampilt, Admins
I traitor of Jacob Ellsbcry Attachment,
deceased. aii |for sfi4t ri
vs.. EA
Abijah r. Brown. 4tYN
This day came, the said plaintiff, by his
Attorneys, and it appearing to the s~atisfac.
ton OF the Court here, that the defendant,
Abijah II. Brown 10 not a resident of this
State, but Is supposed TO reside IN the State
Of Louisiana, 50 that the ordinary process
Of the law cannot be served on him,
lis therefore. ordered by the Court, that
unless the said defendant, shall appear, plead
answer, &c, in this case, ON or before the
iifst day Of next June. Tenn. of this Court,
70 be holden at the Courthouse, in Wood.
vile, In said county. on the second MON
DAY, III ] nne next, 1862.
Judgment. (inaD by default. win be en-
tered against him. and the negro man slave
named, Richmond. attached, will be sold,
to satisfy said debt, interest, aud all costs.
And, it's further ordered, that 4 copy o.
this order be published in the .Woodville
hepublican,' . newspaper. printed and
published In the town OF Woodville. in sand
county and State, once a week for the space
one month. \ Nd
!, Henry j. Butterworh. Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, piorosaid. do hereby, certify.
the above to be a true copy Of the Original
Order OF publication. in the above. stated
case, as fully as the same remains Of Record
in my Office. sM
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto,
set my hand aud seal, Of said Court, this i7h
day Of December. AID. 1851.
H. J. BUTTERWORTII, Clerk
L-GoRpos and PosEy, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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STRAYED OF Stolen. from then
~ pFemises Of the undersigned, ON
Ns the night of the 18th December ~
last. = black mare MULE. four years old,
141 Haids high, no brands Or marks recol.
lccled. NHAt HM1 8sif. Hissaa sye4 81
The above Reward win be given for the
apprehension and delivery. Or any iniorma.
ON which will enable me 70 get her. srss
4. L. SHANNON
woodville, Jan. 81, 1852.
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THE STATE or MIssTssfppL.l
WfLkissos CorsrY. te-Wii
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

- 70 Fountain w, Ford,
KoU are hereby cited 70 be and appeal
before The Probate Court or wilkinson
county, ut the Courthouse thereof. on the
LIST MONDAYS IN June next. then and there
10 snow cause tnaGy you ean) why the
hnal account u your Guardianship by
Wiley M. Woods should not be allowed
and o decree made thereon accordingly /:
and further to do and suffer slci, tb;n :.
shall be considered aud ordered bv the
Codft, aforesaid, aud III premises.
ss WITNESS, the Honora.
bic Francis Gli5Art. Judge Of
LIS. The said PROBATE Cont, 81 the
ICcnrthouse of said conn,y.
* the first Morsiav of Marrr
eighteen busered and dfty Two TT
Issued, this s,h day OF March. 1852.
FRED. CONRAD, C3eyk.
sap /, iaoxt sod y8ua
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VIeksbarg, Jaeksen and
Brandsn Railroad.

nAssENGER TRAIN leaves Nicks-
Il burg daily lot Bandon AZ > ?. ~ &c.
turning, have BfnneSn 6 20 A. n o
Jackson : An uiifpd
Accommodates Tmin (reighu and pas.
sepgessD leaves vicksbug ios Jackson daily
Except Sunday. At 7 A. ~; leaves jackson
i 80 ?. ~, and arrive At Vicksburg in time
Tor the New Orleans packets.
Fare Yicksbnrg 10 Bmndcn, ~ 70
/" jackson, 2 90
q % " Clinton, 4 SO
n a 30, a. Boltous, &c
Children under ten years Of age and ne
0roes half price. rta wf
? IN. Ra.nona Rnilrnnd :. nosu In mo
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Georrs, grille compIexiaB, 40 years Of e.,
5 feet 2 inches high, has bad sei of teeth. a
he belongs 10 Joseph w. Whitley, parish Of
Ascension.
HsErS light complexion, s feet 8 inches
high, p yeas OF age, marks on his LEFT arm,
says he belongs 70 Clas Williams, Rapides La,
Henry black complexion, 5 feet 7 inches
high, rs years Of age, stout made. has marks
Of the whip on his back.
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10 H. !. B~urTERwoRrH. CLERK
Ill x. 3ARREg. PlaintifTs Attorney.
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sEUST received a lot Of fine segars. Ior
sale ~ WA HASSELL.
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II. J. WORTH, csek
" L, X. BARBER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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n O 4 s.

made more favorable to the public if
satisfactory arrangements could liave
been made with the South Carolina
Rail Roal Company for authority oi,
oar part to have delivered and re.
ceived freig''ts at the junction Of tho
Camden and Columbia Branches; but
although no cxertion has been spared
by thrso charged with this duty, NO
have not beci, successful in con.ipy,to
terms which it is deemed advisable OF
proper for this Jomfany to accept.
1t is sincerely to be hoped however,
that some llan may be dcviscdwhich
will make it to the mutual interest Of
tie two Companies to make this nr.
rangemcnt, as our Road arrroacies
the Great Pee Dee River, as It
would Contract Il much larIer amount
of treights to orr Road aud con.
stitnte new business to The other.
Tho inability to effect any ar,
rangcmeut at present has made it.nc-
cessary to establish Ware house .as
the junction Of our Road and the
Camden Branch. which be CON.
mcmcea at an carly day. With this
mc must cndeavcr to get on till al.
arrangement can DC Effected, Or. If
not, it will be for the Stockholders to
say what other action in the matter
may hc had.
Respectfully submitted BY orderof
the Board.
W. w. HARLLEE. President.
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I&Ic eJRlID7g nss1 ss1c Georgia
HSs, r,r<,,,-n1r,


The leading Democral.c presses Of
Georgia have opened a strong fire on
the lMoa, for the principles it lately
has avowcd and the policy il has pur-
sued. Its late attempts at palIiution or
explanation have only called down ad-
ditional castigation; and even those
that before showed some inclination to
aiiiiiatc with it, have been compelled
again to rcpudiate it..
BY the last mailswo reecivc two Of
,,s t1,: III
The Savannah Gc0TgIGN, 5OtH df %hfeh
contain s,,athing reviews Of the recent
course and conduct OF what processes.
to be tho cntrsl organ of the party.
These additional proofs of tie rUh-
ion's repudiation By the Southern wins
OF the Democratic party we shall lay
before our readers, as soon as space
will permit They both show up the
organ in tstrue colors, and the EDITORS
Only safe reply will be that with which
nc threatens uS-s,!encc
Livery cary now lessons tAc Union's
ability Tor mischief. 50 potently exhib-
tied during the late struggle in the
Snuthc,n States. The real character
OF lis organism is we'll understood,
al.i the idea Of pensionng a press for
the purpose Of abusing States Right
men and making war TO the knife OH
state Rights doctlincs, is becoming
more uistastci'ul than ever.
.C0uibeyp Press.
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EHGl,su Legal REFoEm-Thc nc
ccssity of legal Reform seems now
powerfully impressed Oh the English
mind. The delay and expense in legal
proceedings have at length become in
iocrablc, as We're shown in a late in
QUESTION into the state Of mind and ca
pacity to take care Of her property of
An old lady, (Catharinc Cummings,)
which has inst Closed another Of its
scenes, for the melancholy drama isnot
yet finished. The lady in question, 7:s
years OF age, is possessed OF from
t40O to $500 per a,num, and has for
years been the subject Of contentious.
between lawyers and relations, as to
her sanity, from which, had she been II
raupcr, she would have been entirely
free, and her harmless ccccnteicitics
been ten times rs numerous rs they
appear to have been About $4,000
was spent in 1916, under a former
Commission Of Inquiry, without COM
ing to a decision. hnl lately, what
might have been oheaply and satistac-
tor!ly done in day or two. has under
a new commission, employed . Com
missioner of Lunacy and nimetocn lur-
ors, four lcained counsel, 0nd q bevy
OF attorneys no less than sixteen days
to get through, at u cost OF $3.50 a day
or OF f5,G0O in all. The inry,s vcr
diet Is. chat Mrs. Cummings IS OF mn
sound mind. The counsel on the LOSING
side. however. are not satisfied with
thi, view OF the ease, and, greedy OF
more plundcr, have given an opinion
chat the verdict is contrary to evidence,
and recommended that the case should
be forthwith submitted 10 another Jury;
proceedings are to be Immediately re-
commenced, and the poor old lady Will
most likely lloceed OF hor last shilling,
and then, sane or insane, she will be
suffered to die quietly i'll y poor house.
Charleston Netr$
n-75 sad a iamcrto his so,, John,
don't give cousin Simon's horses too
many oats; you know they have hay.
lcth thur said John, moving to-
wards tho barn.
And ha,k ye, Joln--don't give
them too much hay; you know they
have oats
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showing the business, condition and
prospects of that Company, aud the
proceedings Of that meeting, are
herewith submitted for your con.
sidcraton.
This subscription added to that
heretofore reported, will increase the
subscription Of the capital Stock to
within Il fraction Of 81, 100000. In
Fact, it Is not certain when all Tie
contracts to be paid for and credited,
not formally subscribed Oh the
Books Of the Company, that the sub,
scriItion Of the Stock is not
fully 100000.
In pursuance Of authority given
by the adjourned meeting Of Stock
holders, held Iii Wilmington in April
last, and under the directions of the
Board Of Directors, the President
proceeded to the city Of New York
during the month for the purpose Of
issuing and negotiating the mort "a re
Bonds OF the Company to the cxtc,.l
- "'oo'ooo' oea,'"9 interest AT
~ '' '"'"''' Sc''''''''''"ai'y y
"''" 'e'.'"''c i'' ven 20 '"eli'y
years, as might be dccncl most ul-
su"'e' ~
y: W. ''c'n'e's Q. '"c i'oar1 0!
-" ~@o'S' .''.'"'S' -,n'' anu UFesS;5'
80 ''' ',Iu.s'' .',e' nm '"c'e 'o' Tue
-" 'oseI u ''ec'."'S "P", INC h%St
l''e''''' - " ''cse''''''S inc b'''os oi the
Nh i'''n' - VIC p"o''c: an" to ap'
ro - ~ ''c purpose 'l nc
T''''''.;5 :. '''',' S''c. Upon a inll
"SI "S''o'. ,''. co''s'Aerat'"n ct The
s""y'.' W." ~ ,ieS"''' 'hS'ow, La
''''' " ~ h''''N'rs OF that City,
"n0''' '''VN '!l"'''e'' agents Tor the
S''e: -" was deemed the most
I'''S''!e i, nI "!tcI 10 Issue mortgage
','','s ~: %oov'ooV' rrneemabIe on
-''o . 'aY o' '"'le' looo, bearing
l,e1 ee''' ,'''e'es'' payable III June
,,''' =, 'Jt1t'!iner "i cacn year, at the
~ ~ :, I.'a..s Ioa'iNn nl Aew fnrk and
,o,nnonv nj ,Lr onion of % tLn hnllors
at any time ,rcv;ons TO thc Grst r.
Jane. 1865. The smaller sum was
decided npon in contcmplat;ou Of tho
prohollr ocrcrt,nce IF tho s,h
scriiti,n of the State Of North Car.
dina Of 5000 600: and unh,r ,hc
belief that as no lart Of the Road
was then la;l or in oncraticu hy
issuing a larger amour, on the
mortgage of the Road, their value
would be diminished. and ,h,
Company would be forced to submit
to greater sacrifice than to issue
$500, 900 on a second mortgage of
the Road, if necessary, when it was
more nearly completed, ana Iarec cy-
pcnliturcs made, which would uivc
additional security and confidence to
the purchaser. The additional item
Of interest, also, was not overlooked
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