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Ea stock Also large aud well selected stock of Sheet
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RUSSELL, SCOTT d CO..
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND cOMMIssIoE
MERCHANTS,
No 80 BEOADwAY NASHVILLE TKNN.ssTr
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TIE General Commission Business heretofore conduct
4 ed By PERKINS. CAMPBELL 4 CO VIII be cou.
unued without Interruption oy W. Perkins under TIE
Gyle OF, Ldecls-lyl PERKINS A co
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ON retiring from the Commission Businsas We return
our thsnkS to friends and patrons and eheerfuly
recommend our successor partner w. Perkins
a. altogether worthy Of the confidence patronage
W. b CAMPBELL.
$3.50. SAMLP p WALKER
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Ier ID Mntiea.

sDIClIARD GRAY, whose place of residence
III Aiswithout the State of Ohio, viii take no.
cs, that on the 10Th day of August, 1886, at
the instance of Hugh b. Hill, a summons and
order Of attachment was issued against him
by Joel r. Randolph, Esq, a Justice of the
Peace within and for tho county of Monroe,
and State of Ohio demanding ST9s629 That
said summons was returned endorsed defen-
dant not found, and said order of attachment
! endorsed no goods, &C., found whereonto levy,
said attachment with a suggestion to said JUS
tice that said Richard Gray had an interest in
real estate in said county. The said Hugh b.
Hill tlereupon on the s3Oth of August 1896,
filed Transcript of said proceedings in the
sCourt of Common Pleas of said county, and
obtained an order of attachment thereon which
has been served, of all which the said Richard
tray will take notice. The said defendant
Richard Gray will also take notice, that ON the
30th of August, 1886, said Hugh B. Hill, filed
in said court his petitionin civil action against
said defendant, wherein he asks judgment
against said defendant for fifty-two dollars and
So cents, with interest as follows: On S23, from
Febrlary I, 1s4S, on S23 from December %,
1S48, and on S6,36 from March 21, 1S4S. You
will therefore take notice, that unless you ap-
pear in said court, on or before the third Sat
iurday after the sth day of October, 1856, and
answer OF. denur to said petition, that at the
October tefm of said court, $50, said plaintiff
viii ask for Judgment against you by default.
HoLLlsTER 0KEY & HoLLIsTER,
Sept. 3, 1856. Att'ys for II. u. Hill.
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AMMO UNCEM ENTs.

Mr.. EDlroR--Please announce the name of
DANIEL PECK, Esq, as a candidate for the
Office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
of the second subdivision of the Eighth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Ohio, at the
ensuing election; and oblige
Many Voters of Old Belmont.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will
IN be presented to the Governorof the State
bf Ohio, within forty days from this date, for
the pardon of Reuben Johnson, who was con-
yicted at the July term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, A. d. 1850,
for the murder of Adam Marshall, and SEN
ntenced to the Pen;tentiary for life.
~ DANIEL JOHNSON, and others.
august 20, 1S56.-3w..
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Mr.. EDIToR-PIease announce the name of
CARLO C. Carroll, Esq, as a candidate for
the office of Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, of the Second Subdivision of the Eighth
Judicial District of the State of Ohio, at the
general election in October next, and oblige
many voters of Old Monroe.
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HE9SPIRITI 0 F. D EMOORA CY ]. q.

road . - 3is. s14 co q
Paid Nathan Hollister for wood for
county - 60 Ga O
Paid H. B. James taxes refunded : i 80 O
PaidT K. Davis boarding jury of pro- 81 - -
g bate court so g s.. 's''i. s'ess3 90 q
Paid John Adams surveying stallfngs -.
| vacation Sfs9l ssfs % 90 d
Paid same, Salem tip. supply road 5 90 O
Paidsame, Fishers count road 90 so o
Paid same, Stephens road - S 90 @
Paid treasurer of Seneca township
special tax in county funds 2ss 81. u
Paid III. Hoefer repairs to county fur
niture 's-@ g Ys5..az 8 50 O
case of Diehl VS.. briggs 8 oei d
Paid Robert Miner as per order Of D-
rectors of Infirmary 80 G5 o
Paid VIM. Read cleaning court house ] 90 0
Paid John olsey superintendent of
| county Infrnlary 2G2 90 0
Paid Fred. Koehler per order of Direc-
| tors of Infrmary 45 Al O
Paid John Kerr per order of Directors
of Infrmary -rg.srs9 so 90 O
Paid F. & J. okey per order of Direc-
tors of Infrnnary Al es o
Paid Mann Smith supporting out
door paupers so 90 O.
postage - 2 90 0
!" S. Horkheimer clothing for Lu- - Il
natics fs- 10 40 O
-" tax ON lot in Malaga for Fund
| ~ Commissioners -eS 80 o
!" John Adams surveying Adams
township supply road 1898 90 O.
" James Buchanan taxes refunded 3S 2
&c, J. B. Noll for copying contract
and specifications of Infrmary
for use of Attorneys for county 9 3s 0
William Henthorn per order of
| Directors of Infirmary t = 90 O
/ I" Treasurer's per cent. co. tax117 03l 0
!" Treasurer's per cent, on ferry
and tavern license IS o
T" Treasurer's per cent on money
collected on.day book IS % 5
r" Treasurer's per cent. on surplus =
revenue 2 ST 0
g" Treasurer's per cent. on school
funds received from state over
the amount collected for state
purposes for 2 years iii 10
Amount of interest paid state
on surplus revenue -156 IL @
Office rent for Treasurers office 20 90 0
i" Fuel and stationary for Treasur-
ers Office > 20 90 0
i" Amount of interest paid en- bor-
rowed money -e7 $50
Amount of notes not collected A
remaining in the treasury 504 So 0
Out standing orders redeemed - 406 SO o
Balance in Treasury at June settle
ment IS 8
-----
55g ss264 80
Amount of outstanding orders for
county purposes not redeemed $655 81
SURPLUS REVENUE FUND.
Balance due State Jan. lst 1856 $221S os
COUNTY DEBT.
Amount due Thos. Drakeley ON script
bond principal and interest $1,000 80
Amount due James Paul on script
bonds principal $50 SO
| Amount due same on script bonds
interest saI-1 asa-sss5sa- II Al
Total $1942 40
! AUDIToR's OrFIcE, MONROE CouATY, O. I
| August 81, 1856.
| r HEREBY certify that the above statement
/ / fthe Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe
County Ohio, for the year commencing on the
first Monday of June, A. D. 1855, and ending
on the first Monday of June, A. D. 1856, is cor
/ rect, and ihat the Indebtedness of the County,
is truly set forth as appears upon the records in
this office. JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
,,1 s4ffS
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A STATEMENT I A ]

UF The IRECElPIO. ANU EXPENDITURES
OF Monroe County, Ohio, for the year commencing the
first Monday of June A. d. 1855, and ending on the first
Monday of June, A D. 1856.
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TUFTS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
- Jof Pittsburgh, Pa, Wheeling, (Va.)
and Burlington, Iowa.
Founded in ls40, and incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpetual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ..s
Hon. JANIS BucHASAs, Hon. w. H. LowRIE.
VIZ. WILKINS, CHARLES NAYLoR,
49, & MosEs HAurros, Gen. j. K. MooRnEAD.
8 Faculty at Pittsburgh.
Il President, P. DUFF, Author of s Duffs Book
Keeping s.The Western Steamboat Account
ami, &C.; Professor of the Prime iples and Prac-
tice If Double Entry Bookkeeping.
A. 7. Hosyden, II. M. Cowan, s. NJ. Elder,
and w, H. Duf, Associate Professors of Book
keeping. s.
]. b. WILLIAMS, {the best business and Or
namental Penman in the United States,) Pro-
lessor of Penmanship.
N, B. HATCH, Esq, Professor Of Mercantile
Law and Political Economy.
Hon. Judge SHANNON and Hon. J. KIRK
PATRICK, Special Lecturers on Mercantile Law.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, A. NJ, date Profess
:sor Of Classics, &C., in Washington College,
Professor of Commercial Ethics.
: : p. DUFF, lecturer on the History and prin-
Aciples of Ancient and Modern Commerce. Bank
lag, sc.
tecting Counterfeit Bank Notes. (The only
thoroughly qualified teacher of this AIT in this
part of the country.9
The Classical Department. embracing
thorough Classical and English Education.
f. L. STEWART, A. NJ, Principal, and Pro-
fessor of Mathematics Classics, &c.
"a +. Il. ApEI., Prof. of French and German
languages. ~
81 81 This is admitted to be the largest and
most perfectly organizcd Commercial College
In the United States; and paper PROFESSORS y
ESQ often advertised by some Commercial Col
slegesJ have never been aud never will be an
nounced in this. The classes have the services
eof every person named above, the Trustees
excepted. The four associate Professors of
bookkeeping have all been trained for business
by the principal, and have the benefit of his
sixteen years experience as a preceptor and
slis eighteen years previous experiences as an
eascountant.
81 An adequate i1ea of the arrangements and
extent of business done in the establishment
q IN only be obtaiued from the ami,hlet cir
.eitlars which are mailed to all parts of the
{ country. with specimens of Mr.. WILLIAMS
!. .penrnanslAip when desired "a
DUFF'S Book-KEkPING, PIP. 1872, Royal oc-
taso,f Harper's edition. Price 81 so; postage
1Sscents.
DUFFfS COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
Price so cents; postage 9 cents.
DUsFF,S STEAMBOAT BoOK.KEEPlNG.-i
rIiee 81; postage cents. ~
% Sold sby all the,city booksellers.
Sept. 3, 1886.
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FUNDS

BY amount over paid last year. :. IS 9
BY Treasurer's per. cent. As 81 O.
BY proportion of printing delinquent
list =. 7355 O.
BY proportion of taxes refunded by
county . .. 2e72, o
Amount paid treasurer of Adams tip. 129 SO a
Amount paid treasurer of Benton tip. AZ SO 2
Amount paid treasurer of Bethel tip. SO 10 4
Amount paid treasurer of Centre tip. 25S o2 Z
Anl'nt paid treasurer of Franklin tip. 133 05 s
Amount paid treasurer of Green tip. $50 27 8
Am'nt paid treasurer of Jackson tip. 153 SO 6
Amount paid treasurer ofMalagatp. 1914 21 Z
Amount paid treasurer of Ohio tip. l37 IL Z
Amount paid treasurer of Perry tip. $50 80 Z
Amount paid treasurer of Salem tip. 232 So 2
Amount paid treasurer of Seneca tip. 81 73 6
Amount paid treasurer of Summit tip. 122 81 0
Ami paid treasurer of Sunsbury tip. $40 Is Z
Amnt paid treasurer of fSwitzerland tp.16S OF l
Am mt paid treas'r of Washington tip "a 81 5
Amount paid treasurer of Wayne tp.. 56 IS Q
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COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Paid Stephen Henthorn fees as Com
= missioner. So6 soV Y
Paid Jacob Tschappat fees as Com
!. missioner Z. ...t............. .t.' Sc 90 0
Paid Henry Ford fees as Commissioner 81 90 0
Paid VIM. NJ yers fees as Commissioner 16 90
Paid D. II. Wire fees as Prosecuting
Attorney Z. -. ................... 27o Sc
Paid w. p. Richardson fees as Prose
cutting Attorney. .......... 133 333 3
Paid VIM. Wheeler fees as school
examiner. -. .s.... al 90 0
Paid w. P. Richardson feos as school
examiner. ). !. ............. 90 0
Paid Edward Archbold fees as school
examiner. ..i...... ..i,.. ....... 25 SO Q
Paid John s.. Way fees as school ex-
aminer /. 2s SO Q
Paid VIM. Read fees as Sheriff sum
,moning Jurors 81 90 0
Paid same for transporting L. Keefer1 81 n
to asylum. M . -. - = . ;. = Al 25
Paid same for transporting c. Isam-
| barth from asylum. .......... 81 90 Q
| Paid same for transporting James
Osbourne to asylum ....s.i. 4S 80
Paid same for transporting Hannah
Brown to asylum ). /. .... As SO Q
Paid same for transporting Father
Dundas to asylum. :, % Il
| Paid same for notice of Annual Elec-
tion..s..... s SO
Paid same for washing, &c. for Luna
tics. =. {, ...... ...,..., IS 4s
| Paid same yearly allowance III Com. .-t "a.
J. Pleas Court for 1854. ......... 100 90
Paid same yearly allowance in Pro- s
bate Court for / S54. 50 A
Paid same yearly allowancein Court
4 Common Pleas for S55 ....,.... 100 90 {
Paid John S. Holiday fees as Auditor 966 40 {
Paid John w. Okey fees as Probate
Judge. -. 214 90 {
/ Paid WIN. Read jailor fee, for keep
ing lunatics and prisoners. 351 n
Paid c. M. Morrow jailor fee, for
= keeping lunatics and prisoners s 81 1
Paid Judges and Clerks of Elections 244 so
Paid fees and expenses Coroners In
quests. ....s.s..s........ DO 70 \
Paid Justices fees in State cases =, 67 s5 /.
Paid Constable fees in State case be-
fore Justices. -. 70 so I
Paid Guard fees in State cases before ~,
Its Justices 49,. .7..... So 70 I
Paid witnesses fees in State cases be-
fore Justices 62 a5
Paid witnesses fees in Court of Com ~
mon Pleas in State cases ...... .as46 40
Paid witness fees in state cases in
probate court. =. = :. rs SIS !
Paid jurors fees in probate court Il 80 4
Paid petit jurors in court com. pleas 353 10
Paid grand jurors in court com. pleas 73 50
| Paid constable fees i'll court common
pleas and district court .,,.., So 90;
! Paid constable fees in probate court II 90 /
i Paid justices for. opening poll books 4 IS
Paid freight ON laws, books and sta. fea
fionary. ........,... .f....,.... 8 95
1iPaid witnesses IN insanity cases 5 Is
Paid road expenses for yieweis, Sc. 4a 2a
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BRIDGE
To balance in the Treasury last year 242 81 2
a THREE PER CENT
Balance in the Treasury last year So 81 0
Am'nt received from State fer 1856 90 Ga 0
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SPECIAL FUNDS.

By Treasurer's per cent = -. .. 100 33
By proportion of printing delinquent sA
list. s . -. -. 10 90
By proportion of taxes refunded by
county. .a...,. "a IS
By amt paid treasurer of Adams tip. 88 IS
By amt paid treasurero of Benton tp. 12s Sc
By amt paid treasurer of Bethel tp. 80 SO
By amt paid treasurer of Centre tip. CAB Sc
By amt paid treas'r of Franklin tip. 1912 80
By amt paid treasurer of Green tip. 256 AS
BY amtpaid treasurer of Jackson tp. 1873 II
By amt paid treasurer of Malaga tip. 227 so2
BY amt paid treasurer of Ohio tp. 399 Il
By amt paid treasurer Of Perry tp. 403 81
BY amt paid treasurer of Salem tp. 241 O6
By amt paid treasurer of Seneca tp. 332 IA
By am II paid treasurer of Summit tp. 3s5 IS
By amt paid treas'r of Sunsbufy To. $50 so
By anil paidtrea r of Switzerland tp. 457so3
By amt paid treasurer of Wayne tp.- 2e9 80
S5474 81
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POOR FUNDS.

BY Treasurer's S per cent ........... % 60 0
By proportion of printers fees .... 5 26
BY proportion of taxes refunded by
county. Observation-Disclosures. 70 Z
Amount paid treasurer of Adams; tp.a 5s 10 4
Amount paid treasurer of Benton tip. SO 16 8
Amount paid treasurer of Centre tip. 50 so A
Amount paid treas'r of Franklin tip. So As 4
Amount paid treasurer of Green tp. 81 10 S
Amount paid treas'r Of Jackson tip. II 4
Amount paid treasurer Of Malaga tip. 06
Amount paid treasurer Of Ohio tip. 72 63
Amount paid treasurer of Perry tp. 135 63 5
Amount paid treasurer Of Salem tp. II 50 8
Amount paid treasurer of Seneca tip. II Q
Amount paid treasurer of Summit tp. 10 SO 8
Am'nt paid treasurer of Sunsbury tip. 522 05 4
AM mt paid treasr of Switzerland tip. 107 65
Am'nt paid treas'r Of Washington tip. Is OIL
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August d, 1856.
r HEREBY certify that the above statement
/ of the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe
County, Ohio, for the year commencing on the
first Monday of june, A. D. 1885, and ending
on the first Monday of June, A. D. 1856, is cor
rect, and that the Indebtedness of the County,
is truly set forth as appears upon the records in
this office. JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
Aud. NC o.
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SCHOOL
To balance remaining in the Treas
ury last year.. p? y. - LOTT AZ 5
fund. .s.... 1890 90 o
Amount of interest on Section 16
received from State. ~. ,oss "a 0
Amount of interest on Section 16
collected by Treasurer. ....... ssa ss A
Amount of Township School tax
collected on duplicate. -. 2,s1I sc 3
To proportion from show license AZ so 0
S21 ,443 81 2
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FUNDS.

FUNDS.
Amount paid Treas'r of Adams tp. S706 16
Amount paid treas'r of Benton tip. 1887 95
Amount paid treasurerof Bethel tp. 726 81
Amount paid treasurer of Centre tip. 24O9 A 2
Amin paid treasurer of Franklin tip. 1896 S5
Amount paid treasurer of Green tp. 945 35 4
Am'nt paid treasurer of Jackson tip. 1l02 80 2
ANN paid treasurer of Malaga tp. 1447 69
Amount paid treasurer of Ohio tip. 1902 81 2
Amount paid treasurer of Perry tip. 933 Sc
Amount paid treasurer of Salem tip. 1915 05 0
Am'nt paid treasurer of Seneca tip. 1859 81
Am'nt paid treasurer of Summit tip. 961 70 0
Ain'nt paid treas'r of Sunsbury tip. 1858 SO 8
Am'nt paid treas'r of Switzerland tip. 1928 "a
Ami paid treas'r of Washington tip. 979 As
Amount paid treasurer of Waynetp. 1921 II
BY proportion of taxes refunded
by county. ...........l.. 6 OIL 4
By Treasurer's fees on balance of
school fund. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 % 4
Treasurer's fees on township school
fund . 81 SIS o
By Treasurer's fees show license 2 II 5
BY proportion of printing delfn--
quent list northumberland. 10 20 0
Balance remaining in the treasury 522 81 0
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aIf
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TOWNSHIP
To amount collected on duplicate
Of 1855 .s12s3 80

S3e7e II
I ta ~ aii9 s5stls IA
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WAIeI2EN PRIOR.
MATCHMAKER AND JEW ELER.

HAS just received a large and well selected assert
mcnt of GOODS i'll his line which Will be soid at the
very lowest prices. consisting of Gold and Silver
afches of all kn.ls Gold and Silver r ob: es. anu
Guard Chains Seals and Keys; Breast Pins Ear hlngs
Collar Buttons Studs: Lockets Gold Pens and Pencils;
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles; Gold and Silver
Thimbes Pearl and Shell Card Cases; Fort Monaies;
Sacks: Accordcons, Flutes, Vions and Bows Flies,
Music Boxes; Fine Cutlery, Pistols and Flasks,
Parlour Pistols; Game Bags. Shot Belts, Percussion
Cans. Muskct Balls: Canes Mathematical Instruments;
Surveyors Chains and Compasses; Silver and Plated
Forks. Spoons Cups Butter and Fruit Knives; Plated
Castors, Cake Baskets, Candlesticks.
A good assortment of MILITARY GOODS. Swords,
Epauletts, Buttons, Silver aud Gilt Lace, Plumes,
Drums. &c.
A large lot of CLOCKS, together with large
number of other articles
Purchasers invited to call and examine.
Repairing of Watches, Clocks Aceasr~-~5=~ ~
August IL 1856. l2-3m
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$25 Reward.

Ranawav from the subscriber the lat of April
last. /. negro named Rand. about six feet high.
about years of and black. Said negro is sup
posed be lurking in the ncighcrhood of John Bell
or James MckettIan.
TIL. above reward will he paid to any person de-
livernC said negro to at Locksville Chatham
y. c.. conining him in any Jail in the State where
| can get him NATHAN KING.
June +. 1856. Aft
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4 Capital Hit.

The best thing have heard this year, in
political way, occurred at Meadvllc few days
since. One of the Elnck Republican editors of
that rural town who, last year was very hostile
to the Pope, and fully persuaded that merl-
cans ought to rule America" met German
acquaintance in the street, and accosted him
something in this wise
well, John, suppose you are going to
give Fremont vote this year"
John studied moment, and cooking one
eye, as much as to say, 'do you anything
green there replied that he had no vote to
give Fremont
why, how is that?" queried our editor
friend.
because" replied John, ..I haven't been
''Not long enough? Why how long have
you been here"
"Oh about ten years."
"Well," persisted the Fremonter, "tl,at is
long enough to entitlc you to vote"
"Oh, | know" said the man with the "sweet
German accent" that l have been here long
enough to vote for Buchanan; but it requires
German to reside here twenty one years to
make him legal voter for Fremont"
just about that time the editor in pursuit
of voters under difficulties" had particular
business in his offce.--Erie Obserrer
At very excellent hotel not hundred miles
from our parts, they were one day short of
waiter when newly arrived Hibernian was
hastily made to supply the place of a more ex-
pert hand.
Now Barney" said mine host, you serve
men with soup first thing. Make him take his
soup any how"
'Bedad, I'll co that same," said the alert
Barney.
Soup came on at the start, and Barney after
helping all bnt one guest, came up to him.
Soup. sir p said Barney.
"NO soup for me, said the man."
"But you must have it, it is the rules of the
house."
Darn the house." exclaimed the guest highly
"when l don't want soup l won't
eat it; get along with YOU"
"Well," said Barney, with soemnity, all
can say is jest this, it's the regulations of the
house, and divil the drop else will yet get till
yes finished the soup"
The traveller "caved," and the soup was
gobbed.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1856-09-20
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale all his lands viz:
Half of the Winslow tract. east of tha Cape Fear
The Daily land. 1921 acres adjoining Evans.
The Hall and Edwards lands i'll Bladen and Cum
berland
go acres of the Summerville lands.
Moore County lands, 2j6O acres.
10 lots in Averasboro
For particulars apply to +. Murphy.
RCB'T L. BARKSDALE.
june "a. 1856 4-f -
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1856-09-20

I am Loved.
BY EIIZXBETH YOCArr..
Jubilate T am loved
And his lips at length have said it
Long since in his eyes l read it,
But l thought IT could not be
Ah what happiness for me J.
Jubilatc I am loved I
Now am like little queen,
And very pleasant tits l ween
Whatsoever | do or say
Seemeth good and right alway.
Jubifatc I am loved
To see him kneeIing at my feet,
Oh it is swcet-'tis very sweet
Every day and every hour
Do l glory in my power
Jnbilate am loved !
So dearly loved, that till l prayed
I was more than half AFRAID
Lord ! forgive my sins and make
Ne nure aud good for bis dear sake
Juhilate /! am loved
Lord forgive my glorying
10 thy dear cross l Ineekly ciinG
Lot tje love he beareth me
Io.d hin,-lead us both-to Thee