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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

We have received fromthe Treasury De-
pntment a new,yolume containing the
Laws Of the United States relating to
Loans and the Currency, including the
Coinage Acts" This volume has been
compiled by direction Of the Secretary, for
the use of the Department and Is yalpa-
bic as a work Of reference. It would be
well for Congress to authorize an edition
Of this work for general circulation. To
financial students, and writers such . vol.
ume is very necessary, and it ought to be
made obtainable at the bookstores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

SENATOR BrrLER, during his. recent
travels, met a person. who ingeniously
asked: care you The man who killed 50
many people in South CarolinaFH The
Senator who knew nothing whatever
about his questioner, replied amiably, II
presume you have killed more men than l
have" A cheerful laugh from the sur
rounding crowd led the Senator to thed dis
covery that he had been speaking to a
doctor r Fss sar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

The success OF the United States in fund.
ing its debt at a low rate Of interest has
called forth admitting comments from Mr..
Gladstone and many other statesmen and
fnanciers Of the old world. Twenty-eight
millions a year have been savedi in interest
by the funding operations. 1t is we'll to
bear In mind at this time, when reenkack-
ers and Democrats are assailing the imam
cial record of the Republican party, that
these operations were the fruit Of Rep
ublican statesmanshipi in Congress and the
Cabinet. r,,-,pn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

THr indianapolis Journal wants that
city to be credited with 'the magnificent
contempt" with which 1t has received the
political partners Kearney- and Butler.
Kearney's visitto Indiana was co~niessedly
a failure, and the Journal says that there
were not more than a hundred persons in
Buffers reception procession in 1ndianap-
oils, and that his meetings there were
small and spiritess." The Journal pre-
dietsthat at the polls the home demagogue,
Voorhees,, will not meet with any greater
favor. "a { 81 ~ - 3 s...
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SOD. from weaton. v. "a.


I"L AAh tNAAA Ah9N6Ss NH" AA
Z Among the well kept hotels In the IN
terror Of the State none stahdsh higher than
the Bailey House at Weston, Mr.. f. NJ.
Tunstill, the proprietor, thoroughlyu under
stands his business, and the numerous
guests are profuse in their expressions OF
appoval OF his attention to their wants. a
single incident will serve to show the rul-
ing spirit Of the man. Many years ago
John Hurley, then aYoung man, entered
the scrvieeo Of the Bailey House, and long
and faithfully did he perform his duties.
He grew gray in the traces and the intirtni'
ties OF age crept on him, but unlike many!
others, Mr.. 1Iinstill did not turn him out
10 die. Uncle John, Us he Il now called, Is
provided with q well furnished room, and
the best OF food and attention, and such he
will receive to the end othis days.
COMPLETE HARNESS STORE,
Mr.. J. X. Ryan has. through his industry
and skill, built up a large trade in harness,
saddles, boots and shoes, &c, and his AM
pie stock shows his enterprise in desiring
10 keep everything in his line demanded
blythe people. mz
MRs. $. GrcTlsoS
has one of the neatcst and most complete
stocks Of millinery and fancy goods to be
found in Lewis county. She buys, her
goods largely in Wheeling and Baltimore,
and has succeeded in securing a large hold
on the fcminine,hcart Of that county. Miss
Cora, an eleven year old daughter Of Afrs.
Atchison, was awarded the first premium
at the late falr for an original and useful
design for a ~needle-case. 1t was made In
the form Of an us. flag, the thirteen
stripes being in the usual colon, and the
blue field contained thirty-eight stars. u
l-iun rr. Mr.! W. j. HtrSoS, go o .Br.
the proprietor OF the Weston MARBLE
Yard, was awarded.a iint premium for hi;
display OF stock at the fair just closed;
r g.. - .nU.H III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

Tnr Providence ,JdtaFaql says: Take him
all in all, Caleb Cushing Is n Of the re-
markable men Of the times, who might
have been one Of the greatest, but forthe
defect OF conscience, or even that substi-
tute for conscience, the regard for the good
opinion OF honest men, and this last APP
pearance is of apiece with his extraqrdinat
~ and strangely disappointing career.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

Tnr principal demand al present iorthe
new silver dollar comes from the South,
where they are used for the payment Of
the negro cotton piekers who prefer them
10 greenbacks. ~ eo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

THE Ohio politicians n. Columbus, the
state capital, all agree. that any estimates
Of the result Of the Ohio election are mere
guesswork, owing Il the uncertainty as to
the size OF the Greenback vote. a..la5iN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

TIE total number Of yellow fever cases
TO date in New Orleans is 1879; deaths
2,sl4. About one person IN, twenty-five
has been attacked, and about one in eigh-
,y.fye has died II the. number Of refu-
gees from the city be taken iutoaccount,
this proposition will be considerably In
creased. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
TICKET.
Clerk OF County Court,
.- yaHfp rApF~
Clerk OF Circuit Court,
sAML D. M~ecoLLocH.

Tur Chicago Tribune says that any bank
in Chicago will lend money now on short
time, on good negotiable security, at 0 and
> IN. cant h.srT.Li sIraHaC 'H f F.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

The money-order business OF the post
Office department amounted TO sss,ooo.M
las, year; an increase of 100000
,h,t az 1877. !aEf - .N"l h''f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

1t Is fair to presume that the valuation
hereafter will not fall materially below this
years estimate by the Board, although III
only fair to say that the city valuation ex-
ceeds by a million Of dollars and more the
State and county valuation. The Assessor
for the county this year returns the realty
and personally otthe city district at SIS
2l6,99o, and many persons think that the
assessment is much more just to tax pay.
eBthan that made by the city. We only
refer to 1t in this connection a showing
that our school tax in the future is not
likely to fall below 20 cents. .L ,safr74
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

A yearly average oi...,............'a...,." see. OI'eSl ~
The estimate OF the Finance Committee
for the current year originally contem'
plated an assessment OF Is cents on the
500, on u city valuation Of $4,000 900,
yielding say $3.50, but in consequence
Of the resolution that passed the Board a
few weeks ago, reducing the salaries OF
principals to $500 from sl,lOo, having been
rescinded, the assessment was made %
cents, and will now, according to the csti-
mate, yield ss7, $50. To this is TO be added
the city's portion Of thestate school fund,
viz: sl2,55s 25, and $1,000 Of q balance in
the hands OF the City Receiver, making
altogether s5o,7ss IS.
The year in which the school expendi-
lures were the highest, viz: in 1876, the
expenditures for the Building Fund were
sSS,9s5 20, making, with the regular expen-
ses Of that year, a total Of se4,ol7 O., or an
equivalent Of nearly G5 cents on the sleO
Of valuation for that year, which was Sl4,-
1855.
Last year We had . levy Of 2 cents on
the 800 for the building fund, but this
year there Is no levy. Of that kind, and it is
fair to presume that for years to come our
expenditures in that way will be light.
The present tax Of % cents may. however,
be regarded as q minimum tax for the fu-
ture, inasnuch rs the growth Of populai
ton, nec~essitating more teachers, will
probably keep step with the increasein
valuation. The city valuation for the last
four years has beehias follows:
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NHARLEs H.aBERRY,sr

IA Do pElLSE II
Rope, rwins, oaksu, Blocks, Tar, Pitch
and RosIn, Gum and Leather Beltipg,
Linn and Poplar Broom handles,
Fire Brick, Tile and Clay.
- ISls MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
FRIpAY, s%EPrruprp

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER G IA.
c~oanensing s,,O gsloek A..
q tie trOnt door Of the COuTi ill., sNkG
The following described real nm "
STATE, formerly part II ueOTe : rnId nSrSt
side vineyard, on which d trp,ts SAastrI I
heuSe, that Is toAy; Beginning a. ma a.
Ide q ne county Rad, bdnE ~ S,IIhtOaat
Charles SehvertIeger; thence FSnSf SsteaHt ~
along Md county ToGd tity IAN eerhhEs
Franks llne; thence nonhSirly ~ y a.
w ieet; thenee along SaId run 70 ~ iihaSss
hily w ST thence along Nd SsH"rRS,S
s1uthEardly tory.hye (tSllert "a ~ sseft4EI
Ming, bling same llnd eaaVeySl 49, E1Aa6iS
er BY aid Frank and vile bI al A.
and o. record In nid 1efE'S Sssss - HiyNe
Tile bslIe.ea sod. bat selIIn,
trust. ~ b RHSSl
Terms Of sAle-c.1A.
JOHN Il, F1Sr
The above ale d adjourned up,Il NoS ials
tember 70, ls1s, Al 10 O'Clock A, ~ HoSbAEL
aid CUR HouSa. JOHS y GthstnHSS.
HERVEY a PACE, AuetIoses1 FINK Ia
The AboIe sale l. POSTPONED main NM. I
tembsr E3d,at 10 O'clock a. N. ~ V!ADAI,L
aid Court House. John riv ES:t q,
hERvEf a PAcE, AuCtiOnerrs1 hAs
The alove sale L, adIOurueI v,,, e
September p Al 10 O'Clock A. y, n 4. taCe1n
HEGvEr 4 PAcE, ~AuetIourerL "A Ina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's W,a,
KNOWN AS THE OLD xAc,,N,,."

sA9
By virtue Of a Deed o, Tp,
Hobbs, senlor, and Anbelh, III NJ AIA
2 sallie A., hs wife, and Jane, "a
eIe, ny we. 70 Toe u~ndenlgned TrSs,ss \ M
~ zttns isI!, 2 tecon1edri 10 Tie go !eb
o. me Soent Court o. Ohio eJuatT. ~ SHstkt
y peeo Q, Itust BOOK No s. pasS rs 7 S!aS
We,t yIrrinls an "s V"Sf1 HVuss a0ks ~!
sATuRDAY, the 18th day d oasAr., If,
Commencing At 10 O'elO<k an.
eeft9Sd PROPERTY, that Is 10 nv: ~, s~II'NI i
hundred and htIy4Our and tU0 huads.5 ,sIsHh
10 E9u Caapline's lddItIOn % H. -. w
ing. Ohio eounty, West vLEiniL. iii - Y W.
south aide Of Wheellns trek to|.'SSs yIiafa6
apPurtenAnees thereto 6eIonEtrs. "mLa
Also the following described dos
situated 90 the hank Of wheslins cr,ti n
o. mheehns aioresAid, bounded ~ III. Msl
meneng . P1tnt on CFSogai ItrrsS y. -
Lno 10Y Wv ieet eAst d The oa n. ~
sueeti thenee running sastvIrdly IhoSt ~ :
%ofe Or -, 70 etSsnty t3l .fsst ilty nv, !
Crescent STREET 70 the creek; tAsaer no4i,,.ttih Z
aid Geseent street 10 the vItsn ii GS.jILl!sta
thence along the mtAnden u ad r,,sS ,asust
line Of lot numbered twO Aundred ia M, ~
thence soathHardly With nd linz d a.
70 the place Of beginning. tnSet6sr S,S In NJ g
itaments and appGrtenInes 70 MA 10 I'll
longing. nh
Selling ~ Trustee, ! viii eoar,y csl, II. y4
10 me BY aid deed o. Trust. S'z
TERats oI sALE-obe-thlra elA, II. .L...
I've equal instAllments At dx and nlhs sSSsS.
dsneed oy notes barring Interest tra d. ~
ute 70 be retained until Jayneel 10 tul' $50
., WILLIAM J. ". OOwDp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
Enmt aun Nnssua.
EaasatinuaI.
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY

A Preparatory School for Boys,
Charle.towp, Jefferson Co, W. Va, WV. II. KARtE,
A., n, Principal; !. K. LEAvELL: "a. u and
MedllIst, Of Washington Lee Univeniiyl. For
equal % the best schools 10 the country. Couue Of
instruction embraces English. Ancient and Modern
Languages, MaihematLs and Natural Scienees. Next
Session begihs September iith. For Catalogue gttung
WIN. u. KABLE, Priaclpsl, ChaIiestown, Jederson
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE.
Cnrst Sales.

K ava AsAtdA q SAt S&kAAAA
In the County Court o, Ohio oss,sy.
n a..,'; :. .', ss ia cH.'s,.
In pursuance d the IuthGfty re..A Ia .S,,L
cree catered By ,sid Gear 10 he above e%ntlia,
Of April 18Th, 1874 viii R4l At the ffouI 1orT1
residence Of ACses Bay, - he pftnI,e, hsr9J lS
tised % b sold, 70
MONDAY, The nj Day q September, In
beginning At 10 o'eInsl, a, u, =, pubRe asrIa VI
highest lpd beG hddef, he t7t q pGrt d 4
lying and being situated 90 the saisn d Ltua N
log efeek, In OhbO county, 10 The Suited Wa, YHta
bounded and deseTibed ~ iolJOu: BsdBsaf d
stake near n elm Etunp curnT 10 Sthtnhh YVsH
and With his line s 5 ". lto pda V luIa am
CathlrtBe iuarl; thsnee viii A6 lice 8 -, II
poles 10 two sugar tees N % nd CIikuihs I'D
and Joseph PUtter; thebes With Peters ice 81,
E In poles 70 \ sBSIF tres noFDS b Itsa H,kEfi
thenee n. AZ, ". Is poles % he b~-fiauinL a.,
Ing 1856 acres, beIng tie ans pruPtty rIiak u
conveyed by Moss Ray 70 Ge& RGAEtl ta
Of trust dated Aphl 2tth, ISfs, and rucftH Iag
the public land rec0rds q nd county.
TEKNs OF sALE-0ne-third q he parehIsHar
OF such farther sum ~ The pSFehas1 nly tsabp
In hand, he residue 10 tso sqall isstainstA Ep
bic respectively In ons Ind two yHs tVz IL hiI
nle, With lutsr1st trun that DAY; he pathlsi .
log his b0nd Nth approved TsFsail security tEBi
Of the deferred I~asttllnS0th tod he tts y \ \
served ill the whole d the patehas neotIhpa
GEO. B CALDEn1
e, Special CSssiAE
J.. c. HFRyTr. Auetiooesf. iIt4n
The above slIs b adoarned untl MONDAY, VI
bsr IL is1S a The aHns boar and pltns
GEO. 8. CALDvr1
elO-dAv speL oaaAas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

/ 80 Prizes zti sIlSsO0
whole Tickets, Sc. HairIIskets, LOO
"a Tickets, $50. % Tickets, 500.
Remit by Pos,o6ce Money Order. registered letter,
bank draft or expFrs Full list o. draEiug PRblIAhed
10 LhaIsVille C~SlrerJournll aud NsV Y6fE Herald.
and mailed 10 all ticket BIDDER For tickets and To-
formation, address COMMONWEALTH DISTRlRC-
rioN co, OF 7. J. CoMNERFORD, Secretary, Coar-
IeF-JOurual BaTldins LoGisVilie, BY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

|. mieFinaace Committee ofthe Board Of
Education have estimated for s4s,SOsi %
school expenses for the year commencing
August list last year the expenses were
s47, s74 o., as against an estimate Of t4g,l67.
So that the expenses this current year-aEe
not likely to exceed the estimate, but
rather 10 fall short Of 1t, although the ex.
penditures for the year ending September
18th, 1877, were s5l,67s s., and for the
year previous over $4,000. Forioury years
past the expenditures, exclusive OF any
outlay for the building fund, have been as
follows:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31
THE RICllTlMAN.

From the Chapel Hill Ledger. Y
MIssus Ep,rolss: ID .Asse tilsss Of,
noablc and urcerta.aly III Our political
atlairs, and knowing ths people yet have
the power tbroagn the baisol box oisayingi
who shall 10 our legislators, hope you
will allow me through Jour valuable paper
to suggest the nalre ola man who. | think.
every way quan6ed 10 represent US ~ the
next Congress OF the Uulted States. EN-
could give many reasons why think
Orange is eltitledlo tho next delegate from
tins districr, among them are the follow
ing kirst DAVIS lsjsrity ln. this. dlstlict
wss 1908 in The last election. Ut this
majority Orange County gave him 15Oose
his competitor Young, nearly double .Le
ulsjnrity that any other county ~ the dis
.lr:ct gave him. 81 BY this showing Orange
has Ly far the largest majoriiy Of amy coal
~ in the district. and rs n consequence is
entitled 10 the representative.
Asa sccoud reassu Make has had Rogers !;
Chatham, Manning Granville. Gllllam; ;
and Rranklin, DAVIS; nov Orange is en-.
titled 10 some consideration aud ought 10
have the nexr representative.
"A third reason j., il ,s the tobacco dis.
trict of the State. aud ought properly to
be represented b. y tobacco man. Orange
claims. and justly too the largest anu iuest
tobacco iuiel esi. nor only IN the district,
but in tho State, aud for this reason ought
to be allowed to name the next representa-
tive in Congress from this district.
As fourth reason, Orange county more
than pays double the yearly SALARY vf n
Congressman, every week. ~ the general
government, and Tor Ills reason Is euIIlled
10 wear some of the hOnuis. '@a a'' ..#tt 't~~
Messrs Eds, The man wonld have to
GIL this high position, L. JULIAN 5. CARR,
oi Durham, Orange county. He rs repre-
sentative n,an of the preduHiinating inter-
est Of the district. scho0led ss IL were III
the tobacco business. alive to all of its de,
ulaii,ls. aud lives nj the hsuier Democrs;ic
precinct Of the distrivt, and is tbs proper
msu kT "ar next representative. Mr. Carr
Is n man Ot line education, having gradust-
ed at the University of the state. lie is .
working. iabarlva>. industrious man lie
has by his energy. inds,iry and native
good seuse made bis own business success,
and il sent to Congress. the same energy.
industry snd native gpnd sense will make
his isbOrs there suscc,s. The salary ola
Congressman is mol the ,c.sptatlvn, or
would be TO temptation to Mr. Carr. IL he
I = r. A
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

coNsTASriNoPLE. July 2L-The eva.
custom u S6amla hs. begun. Nearly ~
The Turkish officials formerly stationed
there are now at Yarna. Several llus.iau
bailnlions have already entered ShnmIs.
The Greek Ninsier has not commuhira,.
ed tic views of Gresci abuut the rrs,Ifica.
tionoT Tie frontier. ItisbeIisred that t;reeee
will ask The mediation Of the tower,. aud
thst the will sstma the question 10
arbitration.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

NEwOnLEass. July ~. --Tiv records
o. The Bssh ~ Health sbuw mut death,
from yellow icser IN tie past tnt,.cieIa
hours. Only one case is reveusa 81 tbe
charity hospital A nsmbes u csses are
reported 10 tlre .siciniiy -of Adbaneia,icp
isqaafe. soms of which are ssij 10 bs yellos
lever snd Others msligaant nalatial fever.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

Look ont for spurious Judicial tickets.
Large numbers are in circulation With the
name Of ". u. Cooke IT,. substituted for
that Of J. q. l. Gudger. regular nominal.
ed for the 9Ih Judicial District.
Cecse I. independent or l,rindls,aiI. en-
dorej BY radical a5jutsnt Gcsersl John U.
GOrmsn. ST. s
Look 70 your tickets. +'@"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

William Rbcis.. eol. convicted ~ the
Spring term 1877 q Orange sup.rim Cur,
for the larceny Of a bee gpm. and spn'sne.
ed to the I'rnitrn,iary f'r yolrs has just
bern pard'aea eu,. n wss felt at the
time that the evidence barely sns,aipe,l the
charge. anil rherc is M complaint Of the
exercise Of Executive clrmrncy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

The Wilmington Star tells rs that fur
some day, past tvo or three large aIligaiors
have been keeping .'wa,cb sHd ward oyer
the waters IL trout 81 the eiiy. Ilail.sr III
natufei ~ them iii. bot weather. when the
impulse IL take 10 tie saier is oysrpJ ssr.
Ing With Tho mrn folks. @F
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31
NOT SOLD YEI.
NY srEAM
WUOL cdRDINtj MACHINE

CEDAR GTsOy ". ORA ssGE(D. N. Ct
4 i,E now III splyn<lin as<les, aila aln prelmrs
N e,l 10 do work thM eaish0t be exaei(&i.
have BNfrer and Picker attached 10 my
Mashins, flmreby saving tho labor OF Picking II
Burring yanr Moai before bringing Il E,r ard
ing. II Il imporiant That the Wool should he
Was krd and gipasrsl before brmg brought 10 the
Nsrlssss, spsiag ono pound pi Gresse 70 Ten
psiin,ls 0f wool tttsssR htss,a
TERsIss--Whhe Wool, E,yi,t stsor one Flnh
OF the woal. m fg.
4 \ t'oIored woci Twrlp sai 4 hs,ll ,rnts, ~
/ am selling Woof rs,lis a. - pents pfa poilnd
Nili take IN exrhangY Spr v,rdiks, Corn,
Wheat or Baron. !. - = = 4.
Thankful Ior past fayors. anil fuly prepared to
merit them III the future, Irnnfilently ash cons
stinmrce ~ the patronage of Inc yrnsrosss md
ff'' ALExANf,ER wlLREgsDx.
Aley n Am. tsxlar Gsp>f.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

The Nationals and, The Trsmrs are so
mixed rp that We cannot tel which il Which.
or tell what is the platform of the Tramns
or the principles n the Nationals. Will
somebody please explain:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

The Wilmington Review says tie crab.
src dying BY The handreds in tse Sounds
below ihe city. scalded 20 desih BY The hot
-an IN tie shallow waier. and come ont rca.
dy cooked. Very eon,iderste ip them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31
State Hd North carolina, s.o.,,., c.u,, on,


PERSON COUNTY. --..,
Alex. whu,i-ld. Susan } Gregory. Tha..
Whitfield, Edwin Wntfeld. Emily NJ
" l.rant and her husband Alex. OsSrl-
ant. Charlie. Elliot aud Weid"n Whit.
&c i miunrs, by their next friend E>ps-
ran Wnii6rld. Jane pIceanis aud her
husband WIN Pleastnis. frsncis Long.
sbd her husband Alex. Lang. Preston
Whitfield. Caroline MORGAN aud her hu,.
baud Rainey Morgan. Mary Rimmer and
husband William Rinu,cr. Laura J
Whiiield. Para Lee Mhnfcli anil Par
ihenia y. and james y whh6rli minors
By their next friend Elizabeth Whitfield.
Albert Winfield. Martha Blalp-k aud
hrr husband " lillian Blalock. Parham
Whitfield. Ahgslet Whi.drll. Jennie
Junes aud her husband - Jvnes., NAT.
Whitfield. Pink Winfield. John ID Whit
i-ld. Cora whnhrld and Robt. JED.
Cernelia aud .------- Winfield By their
next friend Stella Whitfield. u ~~
dgiiMA
Lcgrm Whitfield. Mar LA Manre sn,l i.et
husband William Muvrr,1 Lea lien 81
Whitfield. Maicnm Whitfield. Wm. c.
Whitfield. LuerecIa Hudgins ~ her heirs
nj Law aanr- unknown, Richard Whit.
fieii. WIN Whitfield, John Whitfield.
Timnas Withheld. ID r WITHHOLD. tieo.
Whitfield. Stlsan Panther and her iiIs.
maud John Panther ~ their heirs. names
unknown. Cathariue Rimmer and her
husband James lsinIner AID The heirs al
law, whOse lianles ar.. unknown. 0f WIN
Minry, JoiII,. James and Jefferson Whit.
field ,iec.ase,l.
SummOas for Relief.
THE olJafath's Prnepeding !. The division
4 9th land devised by llR lat wlIland tesga.
nirnt II James q. whifnsid. d,r'd., inr .rtiis-
uirnt aIHgas the deyi.sass Of strl dsre tsal and
their heal pprentaikes: ami u appearing q, TIN,
Durt That iJegfan Whitfield. Martha Moore anJ
her husband William Moore leollsn u Whit
nrld. Alairam whitiirh, wm. a. WhilIrhi LII.
crrsia llutsins or her heirs n hM. Whose names
ars unknaMn. III hard Whitfield. Vim. Whit.
Mld, Holm Whihs.l. Th0ua. Whifusl,l, n. y.
Whhncld. Hearge whtfsId susan Panther. anil
h,r hh.l,and John Panther or their heir. NJ law
wh".e hanies are unknown. tiaihsrinc l,imIn, 2.
and heT husband James Rllrnsr ~ 4 the bcirs n
Law. whou Bane- are unkn0wH. ~ Win. Miney.
John. JaiIirs ani Je1rrson whihel,I. tleceascd,
arr hpit residents fihe state oT Sarfi t,artllua
thrt arr hereby notified n appear NJ the Ilrrk's
oilise 81 ,Hld Court, Ht Rox.1ra. IN said sotinty
on ~ beler The 4th ,Iay ~ september next. ani
lrsMrr or dcmur q The comp ani whi"h viii ~
Deposited " aid oifre within ton days fran The
,late hrrra, or t1drnrnt VII u Dken pr,,-eon
Witness !. !. IsaaaIslI. tIrrk ~ aid Court al
RnxbO.o, tlIis 18th dIy of July iSs.
July 49, G.s'r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

Col. D' X. Mcliae Of Chicago. and for.
mrrly q Fsje,ieti.le. grandson u wm.
kirkland NJ. q llillsbOro j. lettering 10
wiImipg,on. iIe !, one Of The most bril-.
liant speakers ~ ii,is country. #
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

l. the o'ean diving ur? The i;rr'ew
'ays rorn"ise' are rl'yine in The river op.
posits Wilmington. which the Rsview thinks
a sign Of want Of water somewhere.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

Mr.. Trfe.oa Win came Oh, in .ilananre
IS IN Independent candidate for the senate
against tho regular nominee, eel. T. ".
Holt. had the god ,euse 10. Withdraw.
Dr. Montgomery sill holds on. re believe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

Receipts Of cotton al Raleigh for She
year, 10 date. are 1851. ~ Increase over
the previous year Of 1881 bales. SO W.
lean from The News,