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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-05
FOR RENT-NAYT-Rot,n f,.ru,
EIlK ItENT OR IEA-E-a

- FOR RENT OR LEAsE-At the on-
E;;; ton Of the tenant, the tenement mo ~ en-
1;A franklin street. recently occupid By Mr. John
market and is considered of the best location. IN
the city for grocery dry goods store Possession
given at one days notice Apply to BAKEg 4
PEASANTS, ort
P. Fl. AYLETT, Trustee
gu 23-ts Law Office lis Main strAet
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NXAKDs WORTH, TUKNEk & CO..
w 18th street, Richmond, sn.'

NNAkDs WORTH, TURNER & CO..
w 18th street, Richmond, Va
ARE now receiving very large and general s4sefs-
ment Of rich, fancy and staple Fat and Winter
DRY GOODS,
To which they particularly invite the attention
Merchants.
large eonsignment Of celebrated Rock Island Cas-
smere and Jeans daily expected go N-ln
NEW WASHING MACHINE The SAD
scnhers bes leave infors the citizens OF Men
nond city, Henrico. Hanover, Louiss, Goeensna
and Riuy counties thstthey have purchased tee
right to manufacture and sell the Floating nsls %
Hollinssworth, in 1864. aud ready to furnisa
families, Hotels. Boarding Houses etc On moderate
terms.
Persons desirous OF purchasing, ars requested 20
call and witness the operation % this Meehees a.
VIM. II. Woodwafd's, on 9th and Frsnkn ssteets, OF
R B. Woedward's on Main aud 9Th streets, where
orders will bs punctaally Ellea.
VIM IL 4 K. b. WOODWARD.
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IODA MATER M PnROEIAIN ElOUN.

CODA WATER IN POkCki4AiN EOUN-
~ TAfNS.--Our Soda Water 10 now ~ full opera
ton, and we will ct eli times furnish this delesas
and wholesome beverage In the greatest perf1etion
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream syraps, NAN
ufaetured BY ourselves from the real ripe fruits oaf
Apparatus IL OF the most recent construction, the
Fountains being haed with The hnest W hlfE FOX
CELAiN, and the cooling arrangement, ouch ss 70
insure its being ct ell tunes Icy.eool asd pure
Saratoga and blue Lick Spphu Water kept con-
stantly cool on the lee dnrinG tho warm wssthar.
MEADE BAKER. Phsrsuaceutisfs.
isd N. w. Corner Of Main and lesh susstA
~ 23--.om
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ENUR SALE.
l. 10000 City of Richmond per cent, long and
short dates
10000 State of Virginia per cent long and short
dates
10000 Central Bonds
600 South-Side Bonds.
iv 2i-ts c. w. PURCELL h CO.
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ma 8. WICHELBACHEK'S
Ni. ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND
HEBREW SCHOOL,

-
HEBREW SCHOOL,
In the Basement of the Synagogue on EleuenM st.,
near Marshall st Richmond
M J. MlCHELBACHER'S School, which has
been In successful operation the last ten years will
commence its annual session on the st OF September
1856
In this School are taught all the branches of
lete Enqish educotio in which after the recitation,
careful and strict anal ysis of each lesson Is made
by the learner and lecture thereon adapted TO the
capacity of each class is delivered by tire teacher
This syste IN is piled ali the subecs of study 10
the School, and it is rational to conclude tina. prof.
cheney must be the result go
CY- German and Hebrew taught without extra
charge. ...
Mr. E. TURNER, who has been my assistant
teacher, and given satisfaction to my patrons, will
continue as usual in his department
Application to be made at the School Room, or at
the residence of the subscriber corner of LIST and
au2a Haw* MI. MICHELBACHER
:. eQUiKE'. sELEUT classical
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main snd
lat streets Richmond The 10Th session will &C M
mence on the 18th of September. 1856
PaoF. JOSEPH MIChARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
au I5---ts
". base ment of the Univei s.Iist Church, Mayo
The thirteenth session of this school will commence
on the 18th inst and close on the 10th OF July next.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies, with without Elementary
Latin. 500 NJ
For Classics and III athemati Observation-Disclosures. 80 60
Modern languages and Drawing ct the usual rates
Mr. B. will be aided by Mr. Henry Battaie, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr..
Lewis M Colema Il, in the H.nover Academy.
N BAT the solicitation of friends, limited num-
Der of small boys in the elementary English branch
IS, will be admitted at forty dollars.
sc Sims
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'tsHE AiOTIiEk's BREAST CLOThH-
The Sc Cloths do profess TO cure risen oress,
but they have been known fail in single To-
stance il applied in time. PREVENT the formsiloa
of the MAMmaRY Assess. or GATHERED BsEasf'
so common and painful 10 nursing mothers Fun CT
rections accompanying them, and descriptive psih-
phlets may be obtained Of the egeots gratis ire
price is 81, for which and II cents worth OF pcstsse
stamps, pair will be promptly seat by mail TO any
part of the country For sale by the Asen;s,
MEADE BAKER, Chemists, sc.
1876, n w. corner of Main and 10th Sta,
an fS-.dAc4w Richmond. Va
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- FOX kENT.--A new brick ,ene-
E;. ment on 5th street, beyond Leigh, opposite
.A Pratts colleges 1t has eight roons with gas ia
each; hydrant in the yard good brick Kitchen coal
anc wood houses, &c This dwelling is well arranged
for good sized family, and the negnborhocd COCA
Apply to the subscriber, at his residence, BIB st.
near the City Spring to Dr. Battale, at his apotls
cary Broad street.
81 It's ]. G.. COURTNEY
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- FOR hENT...The hause. tnira der
1 from The corner of 9Th and Fraoklip st eets "a,
z9 Gently occupied by Vim. r. Grant fsa. Itson.
taiDs 10 fine rooms Kitchen with rooms city YEA
ter and on thu premises in perfect order ana nos,
session given Immediately: Apply to VIM FL Grsnt.
ESQ., or to the undersigned. '
au Its T. F. RAGLAND f. 70
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Y tiifaaES AND MATH EMATICS.-A graduate
as Master of Arts of the University of Virginia who
ras had several years xperence teaching wishes
b,snchas between the hours of and 10, p M.
This may afford to young men engaged throughout
the day en- opportunity of maturing their early stu
dies so to render their efforts at sell inp.ose-
asnt much more easy and satisfactory. and their
progress in literature and the sclences ho'S agree
able sure ard rapid.
For further information, inquire at this ONCE
J-imN
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NJ OI lCE.-.The OAk WO0D Z. q ET ~
- NJ - laid ot 10 sessions, and ere far ssIe lny
one WANING 10 prrehsse. apply 70
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uAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA

II DENY.
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal.
The next Session of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October, sHd continue Leu
months The subjects Taught are Ancient ana Nv ~o
dsrn Tarrnase, Mathematics the elements OF Ply
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music Drawing ana
Painting.
TERMS:
a;,in, arcardins to advancement from $50 to 80 90
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting
extra "
Address, the Principal, Hampton, Va.
I Lei,
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As FUR TX EN- T.-Ihe granite 1r.nt
I{ss store Cary, between 18th ond 18th strests-
Asx Possession given immediately a ppIy to
JNO. w. ADKINS, or
jy % t. David 7 Burr
ws FOR kENT.--Ihe brick Warehou-e
M;s5 on the Basin at the corner Of Cary and uth
As.A streets, now occupied by Asssrs. 4. G. ".
d. Tompkins Possession given Ist of October
Apply to ED. D EACHO
jy I5-tg
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EsA FOX RkNT.-.The eoEInodi lis nnd
- well arranged Tobacco Factory, now occupied
~SA by Mr.: g w Harwood situated on Cary ,tre ct
between 18th and 18th streets Possession gwen On
the first of January next. Apply to
au l6- is SfEARNS & BRUMMEI.
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BROWN, jr., stock Broker, hn. re-
moved his office to No. Isl fEmnlermsn's) corn
Main and I2th strssts - w,
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-. FOX RENT. The Brick Truen,r,-1
G.:s In rear of the Mount Vernon Hotel. cornsr 81
I'LL 8Gh and Byrd streets, near the Richmond AID
depot containing five rooms kitchen wiz
two rooms all in coed order aud ali necessary ONT
houses. Rent Si75 per annum. Possession can =.
had Immediately. Apply to
E-A.J CLoPTON.
Agent and Collector, No. 9, Wal |.
IN yn--6t Hinder Cbaria N
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zss EOik KEST.---A central "a nj most val
B:s liable private Dwelling at the corner OF Iz,h
80 aud Marshall Streets, at present occupied nv
Mr. J. Watkins. Few family residences pres. NJ
many advantages as this either tt business or pro-
f-ssonsl gentlemen in thenost beautiful Part of tha
city, cont aiming ten roerisS besdssa number OF cla
GETS bath room, &c. The CITY water in the yard and
also in the second story ssppiyin the bath room IA
supplied with gass throughout The kitchen has fonr
rooms, and two in the basement for wood and coal
Possession LIST of Septemb Der.
Apply to GODDIN & APPERsON or
THOMAS w. KEESEE
an ~ No. 20 Pearl street
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<W& FOX kENT.--The dwelling corner
BE of Grace and 18th streets. now occupied by ths
AA subscriber. 1t is in good repair. Gas and wa.
ter On the premises Apply to
Ed. z. DUDLEY
au Its 18th at, between Main and franklin
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EyD1IADEs, CO~METiCs, PkkFDM1
4 RY.-Wilkins' Amelet, for the hair; Psmmsos
Philocome de Is Socete Hygienique, new, eegan,
the Pari, Academy OF Medicine: ssvage's ursins; p
ver's and Bazius Pouades In blue pots; Stick Poma'
turn; Roylands Mscssser Oil; Gowisnd's Lof1op;
fne Handkerchief Extracts; Rouge Fin de Theatre;
Vensigre Rouge Meen Fun; Genuine Fsrna CO.
iognes; Powder Puts and Boxes; Toilette "stets
and Vinegar; Hair Dyes of every description; ths
genuine Woods Hair Restorative; Travelling Tnsf-
monsters; Barry's Tricopherdus; Lyons katharon'
Hand Mirrors &c. For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
1e6 " w eoYnar of hain and 10th sts,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19

The Use OF BIG WoRDs.-A man, in
great alarm, ran to his Minister, to tell him
he could see spots on the sun, and he was
afraid the world was coming to an end.
20, don't be afraid" said the good Min
lister, '.it's nothing but phantasmagoria."
30, is that all ~ said the frightened man,
and went away quite relieved.
Avery smart lawyer in Wilmington, n.
c., had the misfortune to lose suit for a
client who had every reason to expect sue
cess. The client, plain old man, was as
founded by the long bill of costs, aud has
tening to the lawyers Office, said: Il
thought you told me we should certainly
gain that suit %
$50 | did," answered the lawyer, "but
you see when l brought it up before the
judges, they said it was eoram non Judace."
so, well, if they said it was as bad as
that" replied the old man, II don't won
der we lost it, and he paid the cost, and
| big fee besides, and went away satisfied.
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..HEADs."--A verdant individual, APP
preached one of the delivery windows at
the post office, short time since, and adj
dressing the clerk, said:
do you keep heads here !f'z
'.Heads!" answered the clerk.
Yes, heads" was the reply.
90. responded the clerk, "you mean
stamps"
''Weil, stamps"
A stamp was produced and closely exam
ined by the "outsider.''
How much for this ?" asked he.
''Three cents"
Suppose l take hundred, can't you let
ME have them cheaper?"
NO, not if you take Million"
Then give me a dozen or so, for sam
pie, and if | like them l will purchase a
quantity"
The clerk entered into an explanation of
the nature and value of postage stamps,
! showing that it was impossible for him to
! abate their price or give them away, when
the fellow turned upon his heel and depart
ed, breathing out threatenings and slaugh-
teri against all establishment that was too
stingy to ''throw off, give samples.
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to look, and estimated the damage to be
equal TO a bushel and half of corn.
20. no." said l, lit can't be-"
yes" said the shoemaker, land | will
paw you every cent of the damage"
The shoemaker bIushed and went home.
The next winter when he came to settle.
the shoemaker determined 10 pay me for nay
corn.
No. said |, Il shall take nothing"
After come talk, we parted: but in few
davs met him on the road, and we fell in
to conversation in the most friendly man
ncr. But when started on hc seemed 10th
to move, and paused. For moment, both
of Us were silent. At la; be Said:
- have something labOring on my
mindi"
We'll, what is it -
Those geese. killed three of your
geese, and shall never rest until you know
how | feel; | am very sorry "-And the
tears came into his eyes.
80, we'll" said |, never mind; | sup
pose my geese were provoking"
never took anything Of him for it; but
when my cattle broke into his fields after
this, he seemed glad, because he could
show how patient he could be.
"Now," said to my children, conquer
yourselves, and YOU can conquer with kind
ness, when you can conquer IN no other
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"LET M E. .

ne er on that lip for morneat hare gazed
Bat thousand temptations besefne
And have thought that the rubies which raised,
How delightful 'lwould be ifyOu'd-let me.
Then be not SO angry for what have done,
Nor say that you have sworn TO forget me;
They were buds OF temptation too pouting 10 shun
And thought that you could not bu,-let me.
When your lip with whisper came close to my
cheek,
Oh, think how bewiiching met me;
And plain, if The eye of Venr could speak,
Your eye seemed to say you woHld-let me.
Then forgive the transgressiOn, ard bid me remain
For, id truth, if l go you'll regret me;
Then oh. let me try the transgression again,
And I'll do al you wish il you-let me.
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"A'LL LET YOU.n

If kiss be delightful, tempting my lips,
That a thousand soft wishes bcset you.
| vow by the nectar that Jupiter sns,
Ga certain conditions-l'll let you.
II you swear by my charms that you'll ever be tru
And that no otner dalnsel shall get you,
By the stars that roll round yon summit OF blue,
Perhaps, sir, perhaps, STILL let you.
I'm urged by passion as fleeing as wild,
That max IS all the virtues forget you,
Bat affection urSulled soft, fervent and mild,
You ask for kiss, 'hen-I'll let yau.
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CoNoUERING BY KINDNESS

once had a neighbor-a clever man
who came to me one day, and said esquire
White, | want you to come aud get your
geese away"
Why" says 1, "what are my geese do
ing!"
They pick my pigs cars when they are
eating, and drive them away; and will
not have it."
"What can / do - said l.
You must yoke them"
That have not time to do Just now
said l. Il do not see but that they must
run"
If you don't take care of them, SHALL"
said the shoemaker in anger. What do
you say, Squire White ~
- cannot take care of them now, but l
will pay for all damages"
We'll" said he, you will end that a
hard thing. guess"
80 of he went, and l heard terrible
sqUallinS among the geese. The next news
was, that three of them were missing. NV
children went out and found them terribly
mangled and dead, and thrown into the
bushes. Now" said |, - all keep still and
let me punish him. In few days, the
shoemaker's hogs broke into my corn. l
saw them, but let them remain long time
AT last. drove them oil out and picked up
the corn which they had torn down, and
fed them with it i'll the road by this time
the ShOemake: cGRe up in great haste after
them.
Have yop Seen any thing of nay hogs"
said he.
Yes, sir, you will find then, yonder eat
ing some corn which they tore down in nv
field"
- In your field -
q" Yes, sir" said I. hogs love corn you
know, they were made to eat it."
How much mischief have they done %
30. not much. said I. Well. OFF he went
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NOTICE..

I'm CONSEQUENCE of having lost by the
fire which occurred in this place, on the
morning of the 9th of May last various Notes
and claims against numerous persons IN this and
adjoining counties-which notes and claims, be-
ing the property OF E. C. STEELE, A. BETH
UNE s. Co., and others, which were placed in my
hands for collection: All persons, therefore against
whom any of such claims are still standing un-
settled, are hereby duly notified. that unless they
appear Immediately and close up the same, by
note or cash, l shall be compelled to file, forth
with, Bills in Equity, thereby subjecting such
persons to additional and unnecessary costs.
S. w. DAVIS.
Charlotte, June 10, IS56.-tf
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ga SWEET Young lady, Of the tender
and sympathetic. age of 10, ON returning
from church the other day threw herself
longuidly upon sofa, and in serious tone
e3claimedi
"RealIy, mamma, must decline attend
inn church with you in future, unless we
can obtain different pew ffem that we at
present occupy"
"Why sol"-asked the astonished parent
because" replied the incipient coqnette'
.there is a person in the adjoining pew who
stares at me like pest; and do assure
YOU, my dearest mamma, that l never gave
him the slightest encouragement"
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A. Homestead for $40!

$4,000 'corth Of Farms and Building g
Lots,
q n the Gold Region of Virginia, (Culpeper Co }
l. to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers, on
the 18th Of September, 1856, for the benefit OF
Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions
ONLY TEN DOLLARS EACH; one half down, the
rest on the delivery of the DEED. Every sub
scriber will get Building Lot or Farm rang
ing in value from SlOto $4,000. These Farms
and Lots are sold so cheap to induce settlements,
a sufficient number being reserved, the increase
in the value of which will compensate for the APP
parent low price now asked. The most ample
security will be given for the faithful performance
of contracts and promises.
- More agents are wanted to obtain subscri-
beers, to whom the most liberal inducements will
be given. Some Agents write that they are max
ing $500 per month. Advertising will be done
for every Agent where possible. For full parti-
culars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c, apply to
f.. BAUDER.
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va
Juiy l. IS,6-tS $40
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Monuments, Grave stones
CHARLOTTE
MI YARD

VENHE subscribers having formed themselves
services to the people of Charlotte and the conn
try generally in their line of business. They are
prepared to furnish Monuments ,Gravestones Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs. Marble
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, according
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
the most accommodating terms ever offered ia the
Southern country. They will keep constantly
ON hand the best description Of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble g
All orders, for any article, addressed to the SUBJ
scFlbers will meet with prompt attention. and will
De packed and forwarded with the utmost care
and despatch.
The yard is situated on the northwest corner
OF the Charlotte Depot Yard.
Jan. s. 1a56.=lr =
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4 LII persons indebted 10 the firm of IR.
n WIN, HUbGlNS K Co., viii find J. F.
Irwin or I. ID. Gillespie always ready and
happy to sett e. Accounts and Notes rot set
tied by January Court will be found in the
hands of an officer for colIecti H.
J. F. IRWIN.
7. d. GILLESPIE.
Oct. %. I3-tf
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CUARL OTTE HOTEL
BY
j. B. KERR, Proprietor.

q VERY accommodation afforded the patrons
- OF the CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
At this Hotel is keptthe Stage Office for Bland
& Bakers daily line of stages from Charlotte via
Lincolnton, Shelby and Ruthertordton to Ashe-
vile, n. G,
Also, for the line of Tr-weekly Stages from
Charlotte via Monroe, n. c. and Lancaster, S c.
to Camden, S. e, -..
Patrons of the Charlotte Hotel conveyed to and
from the dcpots free of charge,
J. B. KERR.
Jan. g. 165G.-3m
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& q I L-R o a o HOTEL /,
CHESTER, S. G.
By j. r. NICHOLSON.


- THE subscriber respectfully in forms
l:siHA his friends and the public generally,
hat his house, known the "RaIl
Road Hotel" opposite the Chester Depot, is
still open for the reception of regular and
transient boardcrs and the travelling public !;
and that he is making every cxertion to de-
serve and secure continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hitherto fore
been extendc d to hin. He f1atters himself that
every needed arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort Of ak who stop with him ::
his rooms are airy and tlI-furnishcd, his ser
wants are attentive and "bedient, and his table
CONSTANT supplied with the best OF the sea son,
that his friends will not want arv attention
necessary to make their sojourn please Mt nd
agreeable. His stables are furnished with
good hostlers and an abundance of provender,
and he is prepared at a moments notice to
supply his customers with private conveyapces
OF every sort, TO any part of the surrounding
country.
He desires to return his acknowlcd gments
TO the public for past favors, and solicits for
the future equally liberal share Of patron
age.
Aug 30, 1854. 5.tf
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Oct. %.
Rags Wanted.

"UGGiNS & HARfY, at their Store on
Il - the corner of Main and Trade streets.
will buy cotton Rags, and give the highest
market price.
Gharlotte, March 4, Is56.-1y
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4 Ii persons indebted tc US are warned TO
"A pay up Immediately. or they will find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands of an
officer for collection. Many OF the claims are
oil long standing, and nobody can complain, if
a settlement is not now made, that il is forced
E. & J. LONERGAN.
November 6. 1855. Is
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NEW PAPER.


rFHE first number of this paper, devoted to
i State-Rigkts, irrespective OF National Poll
iIics, will be issued in Y orkvlle about the 10th
ofAUGUST. The paper will be neatly print
ed, weekly, with entire new material from the
Foundry OF l.. Johnston & Co, Philadelphia,
at TWO DOLLARS per annum.
Such friends have enlisted their services
in our behalf will please transmit the names
of subscribers to Us by the time above named.
large edition OF the first number Will be
printed, affording good opportunity to those
wishing to advertise
THOMAS j. ECCLES, Editor.
/ Aug 5. 1S56.-3t.
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Stop the RUNAWAY!

SHIT sCdT OII ITS upper Up
has very small ears for Il negro boy, is very
likely, has long hair when combed out, and
has generally worn It plated and tied with a
string behind on work days.
have reason to believe that Sandy has been
conveyed away by some person; and will
give 25 Dollars Reward for his deli
very to me, or for his delivery in Jail. that
/ recover him. My residence is short dis
lance south of Monroe, n. c.. and also short
distance west OF Chesterfield Courthouse, S.
Carolina. JOHN P. GATHINGS.
July s, ISJ6.-5t*
C. The Southern Christian Advocate, of
Charleston, will please copy one month, and
forward account to Mr.. G., Lanes Creek P. O.,
Union county, N. c.