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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

" the Savtnnah Republican of December 81. 1851.
c'd by a. n Moore. E- he spe',ks ia the follow :
ing n,nn.'r Of the Mustang Liniment:
'frs M'"lcilc il offered 10 the People oi Gcor-
rh, tor the hrsi time. Our personal experience
BILE. ~ 10 recommend il to the people ~h confidence.
We have tea he good og,cts upon sp,aincd sacie.
which received greet benefit from applicotion md
h'- bech al-t cured by .ional u il for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

10 JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his MarbieW orks
the of Main and Sh wherewili be found
/, fine assortment Of Egyptian, ltaIian and American
Marble. Monuments. T"u,is. Grave Stones. Man,eI
Pieces OF every description WaP laies. Fronts &c.
Any design in carving execut-d in the
Sner Orders from the country with city reference,
promptly attended to.
Mr. L having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business iati,rr himself that
a work executed ut h- shop will give entire satissr
5tion a. any done North ar Souh
pirhm,nd Julv 1l-Iv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

|. I'D OEV1kUE NHCH1 ksINBS - ~ > -,
Spite fDILPNI4 AND IN ERPCOLsAs6
Poc,c sSoHiu fr7m Phoiphio On fse l5ta. and fcoa
Il etspooi on fhe 81 of egct mnhThe undcrsi- ned
"a gents thr a,.se Line al Packets consisting c tie
splendd and fast .ailing Ships BERLIN. MARY FLEA
SAINTS. SHENANDOAH. WESTMORELAND. anl
SWACkAMAXoN are prepared to issue cesrifca'e- #
assage 70 persans de.irns of bringing their friends
from the old country whchwil be good Tor gbr r.o,l
from date.
For the convenienca Of such persons wishing for
ward noh-v their friends y i'll furnish turn with
drafts sight for FL sterling and upwards, iich will
be cashed pr@senfaiion free Of expense b, any OF
the Banks or Post Offices in the United kinginn.
Apply to MAYO = ATKINSON,
Ga the Dock. Richmond.
GEO. McHENRY \ co,
81 Walnut street Phiia
JAMES NcHENRY
& I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

VIRGINIA AT rules Il, Id 10 the Cicrls Off &c ii
tne eitcnt court "f the corporation Of Lyn,hbule
On Monday. the It'll day of june. 1852
James NJ Taylor and William 7. Jones. merchant.
and partners, trading under tie firm and style Of jaime
NJ Iayl"r& Co., Plaintiffs.
against In dit.
Wm, X. Post, Def
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05


" EESCsNEA:-.AI court al n,.,"ihly -as sion hei,
Tor the county Of Campbell, Monday the 81
day Of July 1872.
Fleming Saunders and Edward Watts, exerurnr- !.
Mary Watts decd and William Watts and Edwar.
W. Saun.'crs committee of Mmtha Watts Prfs.
against
Thomas Fox. Sheriff &c Campbell county and Ne suri
administrator Of John MurcluSon decd, and Wilso,
Murclussn Dei7ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
A CARO.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD re-

"A peetfuy ask continuance of the patronage Sc
iong bestowed upon him. to the new eoHcetn and il
ibis connection he de~ms il proper, aak oil who are
ndebted 10 him to come forward md settle tleir nc.
counts without delay.
There are many claims Of long standing, which must
close mp, and it is expected that oil who know them
selves be Indebted viii puy attention to tns notice
Jan s--dts :. DtiGUlD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
INSURANCE.
INsU RANCE 11PAs 4


VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. ar wINCHgs TER.
CHARTERED Noroh l7tt ls52.--Cgrf ~ s5o.ooo.
afln rowsa 70 iTeafasr ras 'tae 10 !0oo9o
|y1nfs COMPANY. having brsn laiy. org' ai7sd, l.
/ now ready tereeoYe Application a.s1 's.4e foi
les and uHers tho eitIfensai iz u 'ae eI.st
4 home Company for tho safe Insurance Of ali kinds
4 property merchandise, &C.. 81 fair and f9aAhle
rate The nifertore assure the Fg'1.e that ts I9f
st, viii be conducted With Y5eW nrrutaneney and
the sff principles d equity ust e., an close
|rrrr55 10 economy aud the sHiafy ~ tie incurred
ppr4tpFar-JOsEPn s CARSON.
SFeRrrAnr--C. s. FUNK.
Ac4uAnr-O. +. BRf
o o.., 5 5 G 9'i., 4 Wv o hssss.
8LtoYp LoGAs, ~ = "iehAAps'h'
- oaee on Picesdiila street nearfle yalIey Bank,
'Wrf6esier. /. d. CHRISTIAN. AeEsf'
sept IDLY i3ls''1lE
\ IFE INsURANCh.-f.B \ ShfsS nc
L A HOSE AND FtRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IA HOME INST fUTTON.-IIfs Company make
nsuranecs against oss damtr re bY be. on D~rhiHf
House, Stores Tobacco - cfpi 60 mad either bHdaR
on Furniture, Goods, Wares md Aei' h'h@z' fene'
rny town and country, the most favorable terms.
Also fnaca Insurnnces tho foa ~ al persons et-
nyins good health and of sound constitutions tskeef
.nehus are engaged in work RAJ R1aas Gaius' hnd
ihef exfrnord mary employment ptiHf Nhoedurhioh
70 life. OF FOR o limited period.
saqrs empoyed in ordinary occupation tnof - ltuil
Roada Canals, or other extTn pubic work,) viii be
Insured on reasonable terms.
noAap or pugcfons.
JOHN ROBIN Mcdaniel, President.
DIT. q. PETERS, Vice Pres't
s. DIUGufD. Chief Engineer.
-saos. O. ACnrE, Gro. Ny AFcEY,
Jas. NJ. COINS. ions a. IisGAT.
MARTIN flOLLIN5, Treasurer.
NJ. ". DAvEyPoBT, Scc'y
d.. +. II. G,lmer, I vg,.,y rr,n,tsys
Or. VIM. Oway Owen, )
III 2l--fa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
HmE suRsCRIREts having oblaIned !

|fTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained the
L exclusive night OF retailing Fisk Metallic Bdria
|Cases take this method ofinformne the people Of Lynch
burg the surrounding country hut tey hive now u
their ware room Main Street ot Of The uboseC ca
Of different szes. II would be difficult task to give
an sdequnse impression Of these Cases without person
ai inspeciion they perfectly air tight and indesric
tble and for protecting aud preserving tie Dend fff
ordinary ntcrmens. for vaults, for foffotion arc
superior to anything Of the kind before invented Those
Unfortunate enough need the above Cases can bel
.nppIied BY s DIU6utD & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ii to- S -. 4 SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26

DLASTEEsENes.-It take this method If il
forming the public ihat am yet alive and hope.by
continuance of their patronage u live and tbem
the best Of my ability until old age shall cnuso I'D
3relnqnsh my hold vitality. am very tsrnktel frf
the fayors and dimes have already received and ope
by close application to my business, 10 merit conto
uance of the same.
state to the public that have mat received direct
Z from the city of New ork "A lot Of OIRN AFgENFS
for fitting Parlors. They OF the latest style. and
Spanerns. Persons who wish old Parlofs fitted
up have them done 1.-THE notice and on thu
most reasonable terms To those who unacquantea
with me- personally would say um Nirginan. and
no Yankee. have represented To be. | have
won golden opinions of erent many people md piled
myself To them in their newest gloss. After ts
assurance my part hope. through the patronage oil
n generous public, to sn,, with Shakespeare; -
The mind sway by. and the heart bear
Shall neyorlug IN doubt, or faint with fenr"
Address A. L. HAMBRICk. LIBERTY.
or Lynch5Brg, Va.
The undersigned viii remain in L,uchburg Cor a sea
son. as he has work hand in the city. A. l.. H.
Oct f-d1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26

NEW CONCERN.-The Subscribers a. .oeia
ted themselves together On tho first instant lori b.
~xuKx puzposea # conducting the manufacture
4 Of CABINET WARE. At ile Old and
rel kAown aliad Of g. DiuFldd. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
MECHANICAL.
HATS AND CAPS

FAIL FASHIONS FOR 1852.
yrxuE ..hsrr;her has now received his New Ynfl
baltimore aud Philadelphia siy les OF Gsntlemen's
.aala.lin STA black and whiie, Denver am
~ 70. saArs winch. Tor durability and beauty canned
in This or any other market His stock j.
a,se and complete embracing ell Of The isfcsf ana
s,esi approved ayiel Of e HATS and c1PS. a
son,ed for the Falitrads - AT Hhoiesaie and Relal
10 which be cordially invites his old friends and
customers and the public generally. give him cal
before purchasing elsewhere lis Stock viii be found
A. cheap as any other establishment In the city Al
nds of Hats made 70 order with neainess and Dispatch
rY- Customers Hats dressed CTR 1res = otnge.
-. 80 wM sTIrZRR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
Charter Oak Lie EtasuTaDeG 10.
HARTFORD CONsECiiGGI.
CAPITAL 100000.

|SecU3c2y 4Rrcsicd uader Tie oBtetat 0PPT0f@ ~
He Compir0Hcr ofHc State.
IOFFYcE CORNER OFUilS s. hRfLtp SITS.
Tie COMPANY will issue polirias on tie l"irt stoch
principles aud upon the Matqa plan, thus combining
he benefits of both tHnR IA 81 tie insured
and make contrnct upon any and MA como lnnH upper
ainHg IA or connected with lie rshs OF wh1t Yor unne
on nriure,
Polices will be issued nj tho lowest raies orprernium
that be adopted and afford requisite security 20 The
secured and pcrpctuiy The institution
On the surrender OF Life Policy, the holder VII re-
zrivc 9 cquitnlc value in cnsh.
I'll Company continues To effect t4-ataree on the
live persons going TO CniorH. 81 .f fntes otPre-
uinmi and to rfaut permit for }eff sea, atd Tor
nirn residences at equitable rates.
Policies issued for the benefit OF married women, on
he Life ofther husband any other person, Will en-
sure her separate Independently ui Hor husband
nnd Of the claims of his creditors.
Tie Con ptrollcr of Public Accounts, uuder date OF
29th pfJanuary, 1S5l certihes that--
Tho Legislature having thrown extraordinary and
unusual guards around this charter Ger me protection
alike the Company and The public; tie strength, abili
~ and we'll invested capital al tac Institution. ara IN my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life IusuaneeC onP nnF il
his sufr or Union. (Sisa,d) r. G. lfSsEr.
Comptroller ct Public Accounts, state ot Conn
The Company is managed AMI controlled by Boaed
Of Directors who are personally iataretedos stockial
iels aud policy holder. in ia sucerss.
Pamphlets containing rates of premium and iulorma'
ion in relation the plan OF operations ard all pape
necessary effect Insurance. may be obtained at the o.
Gee OF The Company ofany one OF the Agents.
A. +. NHITTEMORE lynchburg.
June 2s-wGm Aeenttor Vrsnia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
!. nIuGIIID q SONS.

They have recently applied steam poeef TO their ma
chnery and fattef themselves that they enabled Il
manufacture all descriptions Of PigH ana F4acg Cgtf
net Wore in style and finish 10 compare with any "
lie Stair s. DIuGUID
u. T.. DfUGU1D.
GEO. a. DIUGuID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26

Il TERtNG. STUGCOfNG DC &e.--Ibe subseri.
Der thankful for the very liberal patronage extended I'd
him, begs leave to remind the public thai haviue mum
ber of very superior wofkmen work tor him, and
with tle aid Of the best materials, enables him exc
cute bis worn in manner unsurpassed in this ans
other city. All work entrusted To ms will receive
my strict personal attendance and be finished with d.
patch Ny country friends in any Of the odjoing couu
tes wanting work done, viii please give call.
His Office /, in of Tinsley, Taylor s, Cos. eorne
of Main and Reservoir streets bur any orders left thu
Vrgiuian Reading Room will have immediate attention
as he will call there regularly. GEO.B. MeCLEES.
+. S.-One two industrious boys wanted TO whom
a good chance will be given become finished worIt
men. oct f.-d1m g. r. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26

LNURNETURE REPAIRED - pol
l. ISHED.-C. " SIMPSON becs TO inform tie
inhabitants of the city of Lynchburg and the surround
ing neigborhood that he has commenced the business
If REPAIRING and BEAUTitHING all kiuds Of
Cabinet Furniture in superior style, with moderate
charges promptness and punotuality lie trusts t'l
'e viii merit share Of public support The work will
~ done at private residences when preferred.
His shop the upper end ct Main street, opposite
he Planters Warehouse.
n. B.-All ask for Is give me trial.
AUG 20-dSe 3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26

RECOMMENDATIONS.

-. hisCO CONGRATULATIONS. -,
~ ,9Ye in u,e Nj K. Birmingham Mitchell ~ 81
'AN4' nAGi Nj, and esteem tnrm a most valuable ?
.Reh"ege great convenience and au efficient Preae
Lion against Gre.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
h. B. TYLER, do
Ok 'bYSfER, Huauenot Springs.
AE#5HR VAUGHAN. Faunyile.
ED.lND HUBBARD. aA.a,
-, Z. j. GAINES, Chorlo,tce.
ne F"mp cen be seen in use at DR.. VIM. S. a'erfs'
o.orl.'7 T. 57i and at many other places n Ly7si
''=. ~ o, "dom approve ter uriuty ard II 4.i
- "ef imp eau be seem in Rir nond, a. the wing
- -, nnv are warranted T. .prz vel tor one ye'H
20 NJ IL h.-All pera,.,,. buying or selling 'n'i
'"o'e articles, are esponsible to - e for it.
..,.o. Is. bRifTINGHAM MITCHELL
m1r'h 22-ils pfonrrfor
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25

"AND SHE WAS WIDOW. "a pale
AID pensive lady has just passetl-she is
clad in 1.-THE weeds Of profou nd est wo''--
Doubtless she is widow.
Il moment to imagi inc her history. lie
whom she mourns had weeed her ~ her
girlhood. There is frasant nook, where
a rivulet gurglcs:. which she never rcmem-
bers save with tears, wherein loves blessed
drama was performed by their fervid lips.
They were wed at last. Months. perhaps
years departed-and then the shadow fell.
He blessed her anid the marches OF the
night, and in the morning went out with
the stars. The earth is laden with such
histories.
She was blithe and merry once. She
loved the customs of society, and adhered
| with a sort of piety to the naxims of fash
'ot'. Gay and happy was the 's1rsd III
| 1t is mournful thing to carry dead
for a lip used to dainties, to feed on ashes.
1t is fearful thing for the living to know
that their only treasure is hil in the still
and mouldy grave-beautiful life linked tu
repulsive corruption.
Her desires are written upon her meek
face. Its expression translates her NUT
tered yearninss. She longs to join in the
distant and better 'country him Who has
! gone belore.
The welcome hour is nearer than she
thinks. They shall soon lay her beside
her buried idol. How lovely will be that
dying smile, wheD the prayertul lips shal
close at the touch Of deaths cold finger
God grant that the dropping lily Of earti
may become fadeless amaranth in llea
ven.-BuHuio Erpress.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25

Try with Pesti'ei.ce, and famine. or
any other scqcfse,;' rather than permit our
people to give themselves to mere military
merit in voting for President Of the United
States; and the whole Whig party from
Maine to Georgia soIcmnly responded
amen!
Prior to the last Wing Convention, in a
letter which was published, MIR Clay re-
CONNIE nded Mr. Fillmore as the candidate
Of the Vhig party. But Gen. Scott was
selected on account Of his military sue
cesses. and nothing else.
Thus. while the Wings defy Clay. they
treat bis admonitions with perfect indit-
ference.-P
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
From the New York Mirror


a AEATIoNAL UNION CONVENTION.
have seen a copy of a Call for a
Nat tnal Union Convention 10 be held ia
this city on the 9th inst, for the purpose
OF pminating Daniel Webster for the
Pres dency. This call is signed by Geo.
L. ur,is, Of Massachusetts Meredith P
GenVr nv. Of Tennessee. and other disttn-
"u11n1kssl-.aatlaaaen-- objects of the
NOV nent are to throw the Presidential
E'eqtion, if possible, into the House TO
re'ut te the faIsehood Of the politicians. that
Mr|Vebster is unpopular with the People;
d}ast. not least, to lay the foundations.
1e9 aud broad, and strong. of il great
afionai Uni"n Party, composed Of the
Co4promise, Conservative, good men of
alKparties. The friends of Mr. Webster
arefdetermined to right his wrongs, and to
do him Justice before it is forever too late
Wghave only time and space to day to
add that, whatever is done must be done
quickly. IL these men are really honest,
amt in earnest, their efforts will he entitled
tofhe respect, it they do not win the sup
p0h Of all who consider their country
sskerior to party and permanent peace.
p perity aud harmony, better than the
tnDsient triumphs of spoils-seeking poll
1ians
1T Webster's position in regard 10 the
szn Of his friends, will only repeat.
t4the position of .'mastcrly Inactivity"
will not open his mouth but remain
$ fixed, as silent, and as serene the
hramids.
A5uEh round rolling clouds spread.
al sunshine settles his head
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25

CrBear in mind that James Banks,
E~qr.. Whig Sub -EIector, in the political
discussion in this town on the 14th inst.
distinctly stated that Gen. Pierce ha.i
been charged by some of his party witt,
ioafhi"g The Fugitive Slave law, but that
he made no such charge. lie knew the
contrary to be the fact. lie knew that
Franklin Pierce bad manfuliy defended
that law in his own State, and that he gave
him credit for SD doing. He went farther.
lie was not going to charge Gen. Pierce
with being an aboiitionist. lie made no
such charge. This is the substance of
what Mr. Banks said relative to charges Of
this nature brought against Gen Pierce.
We do not pretend to give the precise
words. These admissions have ueen made
by the Whig Sub-Elector f"r this district.
and we accord to him all cant0r 10 asak ing
them. We believe he sincere in So
doing -Uiln,ia gton Journal
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25

ASKING TOO MUcH-A young couple
were sitting together in romantic spot.
with birds and flowers about them, when
the following dialogue ensued
''My dear, if the sacrifice Of my lie
would please thee, gladly would lay it
at thy Ieet."
s. Oh. sir. you're too kind! But il just
reminds me that | wish you'd stop using
tobacco"
.sCan't think Of it. 1t is a habit to
which | am wedded.''
.Very well. sir, since this is the way
you FAY down your life for me, and as you
are already wed1lgi to tobacc", III take
gook taaeaesat YER. are snever welded to
me, as would be bisamy."
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25

IMPORTANCE OF EMPHAs1s.-A stranger
FROM the country observing an ordinary
roller rule on the table. took it up. and on
enquirins its use. was answered, ..lt is a
rule for counting houses" Too we'll bred,
as he construed politeness, to ask unne-
cessary question:. he turned it over and
over. and up and down repeatedly. and at
last. in a paroxism Of baffleu curiosity, in
qoieed, show in the name "f wonder do
you count houses uith this:''
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
PROOF FROM TIE RECORD.

tndc the old Constitution of North
Cafolin,, the Governor was elected annu-
AZ by the Legislature, but in 1885 the
Institution was amended. and, among
er things. it was provided that this i'm
p Nttant ght should be thenceforth exer-
cijed b, the people. In 1854 bill pass
e4 the Legislature providing for Conven-
tlbn to make alterations in the Constith-
t'bn; and William A. Graham, the Scott
c1ndidate for Vice President, was mem
PR of that Legislature. While this bill
las pending before the House. it was
to strike out OF said bill ''that
in he l 5th section providing for the
t1ecton OF Governor Of the State by the
zee white men thereof" and the question
h,on was decided in the negative. yeas
lays 94-William \. Graham voting
kp-.~+.-et'u,-1 1ruof Of this, see J4sur-
the House Of Commons, session Of
page 900.
The truth is, Mr. Graham has always
n regarded as conservative Federalist.
ideas of government have been drawn
NJ the teachings Of the Hamiltonian
t sound policy to limit the people III
r exercise Of power on the one hand,
to render them prosperous on the
FL ny DduNSs u'Sb dtihos SN' he
eraIists, it is we'll known, regarded il
as primary duty to take care Of the peoph
Bat is, to watch. overlook, and restrain
Il IN, lest they might destroy themselves
oY 5nduIging in too much liberty; in othe'
w rds, Federalism means po'cer IN thu
ha ads of the .fe,U, and submission anc
tqicnce on the part Of the n,nny. Hence
all the opposition of the Wing leaders o
tn State to Free Su!frage-to the right
OF uaIity at the ballot box.
Graham is now candidate before
the rec white men Of the United States
xfie office of Vice President-he wants
the + votes. and probably hopes to b.
e'e tied; and yet, in 1854, he voted t.
de,l to portion Of these very men th'
riS q to vote for Governor. s'Power'' wa
III be hand, OF s.the few in our STATE
Leo stature, and Mr. Graham was TO
keeI ling it there Standard.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
Land for Sale.

The subscribers offer for sale their Land living
on Harrison Greek, ) miles below the Post Office,
consiS iS,Ing of $50 acres. The above lands are
toierably we'll tmbered and we'll adapted to the
tar and turpentine business For further infor-
mation apply on the premises.
E. & S. II AVERITT.
Scot II, 1852 7U1-4t-pd
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
LIND FOR S.fLE.

A valuable tract of Land is offered for sale
containing 22G acres, lying ), miles west of Fay
ettevillc, near the F. & w. Plank Road, adioin-
ing Mrs Mott and others, with good dwelling
and other necessary out-houses-well watered
and healthy situation. Apply soon to ID. G.. Nc
Dutfe in Fayetteville, or TO Jas. r. Nc Dutlie on
the premises, for particulars.
Iune &c, 1852 696-tt
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
e. c.. HALL.

e. G. HALL,
OF ROME,
Successor of Hall. Sackett s. Co.
Has now on hand general assortment of
Dry Goods, Saddlery, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries.
y much larger and more general stock than ever
opened on the East ie,e of the Cape Fear-which
Sal eustos'fr,, e',4t wholezaix re H.s st
greatly reduced prices.
eG- He would call particular attention to his
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. The assortment
is unusually large, and ofevery qualify and style;
and having been bought for Cash, he and vii
sell them very low.
You that wish Bargains Will find it to your
interest to give the Stock an examination before
buying elsewhere.
Always on hand,- general stock of GROCE-
RIES.
May 1, 1852.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
State of North Carolina.
Cumberland CountY-Julu II, 1852.

Personally appeared before James S. Harrington
OF the Justices in and said County
wi" being duly qualified according to law dcposch
SAITH that he has lost nlislad Note bend IN
Daniel Ray. Alexander Clark and Alexander Morrison.
for the hire of at Two Dollars per
month for about sixteen months hire
about Forty Dollars for which he the said John
Jr has rsceivcd value for and forewarns
sons from trading for the and the
ing 1T to any other person but himself authorized
sworn to and subscribed to before this the
of July. \. D., 1892.
JAMES S. HARRINGTON. J.P.
.0t-:ftJ JOHN RAY.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25

80. p eartHperiod Of the Republ;c.
- steadsIy IN eiew the ae,eer,
. ovessurned every other free
Ias,.: s{1}Y yc- g be zssssatiatzfo the
mas. roid of cirI fa1es71s, ana aA2lt
recsm,S . nda f;an hut ore fuu unded on g,i1;Io.
ry sert Zee. should not be selected to adj
ministr the government. believe SO
yet; aid shall consider the days Of the
Com1 1onwea,th numbered WHEN AN oppo.
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1927 See Aazory's Life of Ciay page 557.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-09-25
state of North Carolina--Noore County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-JHy
Tom, 1892.
Angus r. Kelly VS.. George Mcintosh

IT,
Angus r Kelly George Mcintosh
Attachment-fevicd land
1t appearing 10 the Court that the
defendant is resident of this State it is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made in the
North Ca-onian weeks notifying the said deen
appear before the Justices
Pleas Quarter Sessions a Court held
County of Moore the Court House in Carthage the
fourth Monday of October then there
repievy Judgment by default final will be entered
against him.
Witness Alexander C. Curry Clerk ofou said Court
the Monday July A D. in
18th year of American independence.
1O7-.t \. G. CURRY, Clerk.
Price of adv. SIS