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SATURDAY, JUNE 5. 1841.
(PThe Students in the Female Acid
cmy in this place, under the superinten
dence of Miss M Ragsdufe, were pub
licly examined in their various studies on
Tuesday and Wednesday last. Wc atten
ded, and were tiuly p!f?scd to witness
the accuracy and proficiency of the stu
dents, particularly those in the higher clas
ses; giving indubitable evidence of the
close and persevering application of the
ftudents, and the competency and assidui
ty of the talented instructress.
JThc Extra session of Congress com
menced on Monday last. In the Senate,
PI,.: ,il'rn In' ilio linn. S.nmiel
IIIC Vliiiil Hrt' innvii ' ' ,, . , . I
. t , . , c v t i.a;,iot r,r anions' t e hushes, to hmi out im pi yinu ciau-
L Southard, of .New Jersev, rresident olp - ' . , ; ,
14 ..uumiu, u sesmthe constitution to give then. sell e-
the Senate. In the House of Keprcsenta-1 (ovver l0 do lhis or H.t; r.r it is this ini
tives, on proceeding to the election of a j plicil power that is the curse of the nation
Snnnkpr. the lion. John White, of Ken- ! h is t !i i 3 inudicd power lint is the origin
tucky, was elected on the first trial, by a of a United States Hank, which has bee
handsome majority of votes. Matthew St. '"ted out hymen that wish to carry a po.
compact agreement, Ifitas not to get his
neighbor's aid to assist nmi .iams .
mrtn Pnnm v. A fter they had formed then
.ulna m onmniPt.
thirteen mote, readini:
ihem and approving their inles, joined
in with them sj as to make the 2G States
Now t he rules of ncement between
these thirteen States to form their compact
or bodv politic, is expressly set torth in
the tons' liuuou ui me unmet "'n.
let it be understood, that in the formation
ofa State constitution, it behoves every
man, before he enters the compact, to be a
free man; ami he is then of course only bound
in the compact of union among all the in
dividuals, so far a he has agreed to in the
State constitution of Nonh Carolina. So,
equally so, it behoves every State to be a
free and independent State, before she en
iers a convention to form rules of agree
ment of union, for the govr.-omenl of these
thirteen Sides, or body politic.
A nd I contend that every right not express
ly given away and surrendered, is still be
longing to the Stages. And 1 contend,
that all the rights given away by any State.
ire expressly laid down in the United Slates
co:n:iMl on, as th compact agreement ol
the union of the Slates. And I contend,
that Congress his no riht of construction
of the United States constitution, fan her
that is expressly declared. And I contend
that Con fess has' no rishl to crawl about
glimpse of Mary s cat.
ajoniy
Clair Clarke was elected
House.
Clerk of the
George, what does implied power mean?
Don't it mean a power not expressly given:
Surely. And, George, if this is the case,
how am I to know who this-power came
from? IIow am 1 to know the extent of
that power, if not expressed in the consti
tution? Then, George, ibis implied pow
er of the States to Congress to charier
bank, is to be hunted in every article and
section of the constitution: as 1 said, in the
bushes. It is there, George, the snakes
and poisonous reptiles lie, and have lain
ever since the formation of the constitu
tion, under the bushes and in the grass of
implied power. This is the p'ace ol dan
ger, this is the place ofa stretch of power,
this is the place where Congress has usur
ped that power that don't belong to her as
a surrendered right of the States, and this
is the place where the Legislature of the
States have usurped a power over the indi
viduals of the States, never granted by the
people to the Legislature; nor was it gran
ted by Congress to any State to emit bills
of credit, but coin nothing but gold and
silver.
Hut, like mother, like daughters; for I
have always noticed, that if the mother
was a harlot, the daughters were pretty
sure to be. So then. Congress was to
blame in chartering the first Hank of Ame
riea, for thereby she set the bid cximple
to the States; although some allowance is
to be made for the ch otering the firt H ink
of America, from the poveity of ihe Trea
sury. Having emerged Irom a seven
years' war, the finances were low and in a
deranged state; help was wanting immedi
ately, to help the United States io gei along
as a young nation. I d ue you to sty tli.it
now, in defence and support of a United
Slates bank; with a treasury full to over
fl iwing, lo divide among the States, wheie
ieen
point
i of cain for themselves anil others, and not
jcvpress power given in the consti:ution.
I hen we will sax , there are two construe-
On Tuesday, the President transmitted ' tiuus lo be given lo the constitution, power
i .1. r?.. u:., .inn..a n-n ilirrct anil nressed. and nowtt h inted in
. , i- the bushes implied. Now I ask, what is the need of a United Mates bank? 1 on
will pubhsh mour next ;merely remarking , - I . iip t I may hlVe a sound enrren
at present, that on the two greu questions, nj(et, S;alca C0llSlitutl0ll? Shall it be by
ofa National IVink, and assumption ol p nvcr expressed, or power implied? 1 say,
State debts, the President docs not appear if ou construe the constitution by power
so whitish as most of his advocates, j implied, there is no knowing win re
After stating that the people have succes-! Umress may stop. It is this evil that
. , ,b ' '. , . is the grand piece of bcwiichcry ol the
suely condemned a National Hank, lhe ; )POpe an(i t,e Siate, by nu n of talents
deposite bank system, and the Sub Treasu- an j intrigue. I contend, t i tat ti e con
ry, he submits the entire question to Con- j sti'.ution should at all times he construed
gres to make provision for a suitable fiscal ' by power expressed therein, and noi
agent for the collection and disbursement phed power at no time, nor on any
T . . ,. , I point whatever,
ofthepuohe revenues; reserving to him-j' For i clnl,enj;c everv mail in ,he Uni-
selfthe ultimate power of rejecting any j ted States, from President Tyler to the
measure which may, in his view, conflict piney woods bov, to show me in the con
with the constitution, or otherwise jeopard , stituiion of the United Statts, in any clause,
the prosperity of the country. And, ar,icle or section thereof, where power as
... r, , . r given by the States to Congress, expressly
while the President appears to favor theih ,, J r , . i , i . .
11 ,i in the confederation and agiced compici
distribution of the proceeds of ihe sales ot i of lhe Sutcs l0 cre:e aiu cu.ter a b.nk.
thepublic lands, provided such dis'ribu-; If you tliink you can do it, come foith, I
tion does not force upon Congress the ne-jam ready to answer and meet the c!alleng
ccssity of imposing upon commerce heavier; h ,hei1 ,he,e no expressed pover in the
u i u ,u ' ,i...i h.. 4i S'vcn by the St.les to Congress in the
' : L uiicl States cons'iitition to h .rter a b ink,! little el iier uiiglitiiir sscs p iper, when uu is
act of 1S33, he "must repudiate as a mea- j , hen it f0!ows th;U Cong-ess has been a I is as g0J as ili irs ami as alc to pay our
sure founded in error, and wanting conf;i-,K;i;rjjrr 0f p0,ver 0Vl.r ,Jr ts 0f ,he d.-bts as hc ev r will be. 1 say for one,
tgtional sanction, the slightest approach to : States and ilvi p?o;'c, that tin y nevi r ac- that a United States bank is a fiaudulent,
an assumption by this Goeinment of th I ceded to in the federd conp act, in forming (domineering, oppressive system, over the
tocks was killed bv a man named Holdea,
who was arre3:ed and is now confine! in
ihe Jail at Wadesborough. We have
heard no particulars.
The second, which, from the respecta
bility of the parties, and the cause of quar
rel, has prO'Uiccd very great excitement
in Anon, resulted in the most instantane
ous death ofa young man named May, by
a pistol ball, fned by another young man
' ..... . . i 'I'. . '
named iMartui, wno, wim i nomas nau
dill, Eq as acces-iory, was arrested, am
they are both now in W adesborougn Jail
when', bail having been i e fused, they will
have to lemain till the Superior Court in
September. Pai tic pating deeply in ti
public concern at this awful occurrence
we refrain from giving any of the pu tieu
laisvNhich have reached us, h st we might
do injustice to ihe parlies, or prejudice tht
cause of the prisoners. The above is all
thai our duty as a public journalist re
quires, at this stag" of the matter.
Fuyettcville Observer.
Counter eit Hard Money. e saw a
few tl..ys ago. a very well executed conn
terltil Mexican dollar, and learn that n.a
nv such are in circulation. It was made
of Copper, glossed over with silver, am
lequired sou.e examination lo detect tin
h and. Our readers would do well to be
n tue look out.
It iss.iidtheic is a Mint for the coinage
of this kind of hard moncv, in Mo re
County. If it be so, cannot the good pen
pie ol Moore gel some clue to its location
and break it up? It is due to themselvt
and the public that the tlfjit should be
made. Ibid.
cy, passable in all the Slates at par; 1 hat
when we travel or go to buy goods, wares
and merchandise, our money should be
gjod in any Sta'e at pir. sine enough
Ami why is not ihe S'ate p ipcr of Not lb
Carolina as good as the piper of a Uui:cd
Sta'es bank? They aie as well aide to
piv, but, sir, here is the rub; the Sta'e
buiks fleece the people, and the Unfed
States bank fl ece the people of all the
Mates, tlvMefote it should be put down
Pur 1 myself have had to pay in North
Carolina pp r for United Siali s p ipt-r.
from two to ten p t cent, when the North
Carolin t hanks were as able to pay me as
ihe cursed United Sia'es buik, and more
so. Will the States suffer this loid to
reign over them, and takeaway from their
c.t'zcns their hard earnings? Gd help
us, if we the citizens of the several S airs
have to pay the interest of the Stale bank, '
and then piy the discount of from two to
'en per cut. exhang; t this devilish;
monster, ihe U nited States bank, lo g t a
Dead Herrings. Vast quantities of
Herrings have died in our cic- k within
the I isi few days, and the shot care s'.n.-w
ed with them. Oilier fi- h. loo, as the red
lin and peichhave also died, which iium
j b" owing to tite innumei able numbers that
haw swarmed our tn inns. Wc h ve nev
er kno vn s many li-h to visit us during
'he pits nt season, and they must h.ivt
produced one disease in the wa'er which
resulted in ihe death of ibousmds.
Old ScrlU Stale.
debts of ihe States.
toa Tnr: TAnnono rurss.
tiii imioi of the Slates. ' States and the righ'sof the people
j Then if I understand ihe letters and words. Audit throws open ihe duois to broker
I and meaning of the w irds composmg the age, ami speculation upon tlie necessitous
L. uiieu r?'aies cons::iuiion, i.ong'ess ncv - cmz-'n, unen i lie paper ne na in nauu is as
The cause of Temperance in North
Lutfjmu Aeeuidmg to the return
made by ihe census-iakers to the Depwi
an ni ol Si.ite, there aie in North Carolina.
two thousand six bundled and nineiy
eighi disiili fie, winch distil annually on
million, ttnriy eigiii thousand, seven bun
died and foriy-one gallons of spirituous
liquors 'I bis is marly double the iium
her of distilleries in any other State in tin
Union. The tax on retdlcrs of spiriiuous
liq mrs in this State amounts to nearh
three thousand do lais; die revenue arising
Irom this sluice of taxation belongs to our
Liter ry Pu.-.d, and the lising g. neratioi.
i are io be naidl ami educated upon ihe vi
i cs and lr.ult.es ol their la:hers. he'he-
this incrtaing fund from this source o
taxation, doe.snot n quiie further aid from
legisl.tion, u-e leae to ihe philanthropisi
and nioialist to deu rmine.
Neivbcm Spectator.
No. 3.
The Opnssom Fighter's thoughts.
jer hid any power granted t! em ixpres.sly
Ifiom H e St.des, to crtatc ai.d chaittr a
United States!) mk. Show it vhj can.
Well, George. 1 told you in my hst, I Uead in section the viii. 5: Congress shall
should try to knock down the huh this ; have power to coin money, regulate the
time; and in doing so, I shall attack the j value thereof and of foteign coin, and fix
great luk opossom, the United States I the standard of weights ami meanpes. Is
Hank. I any thing lure sud about the st unlaid
I have set it dowp, as a point that can-j weight of ii auk bili? What a fool I must
not be overturned, that every State is be then, it this clause means to chiller
formed of individuals, qual in their tights,
and that a State or body politic is sover
eign wiihin the limits of her own territo
ries, and has a r'ghi to nuke laws for her
own government. For if the generations
that have gone before us had a rigiit to i
make laws tor their government, we have
the same rights, none can doubt. Then
this State, as a free and independent people,
has a right to make her own laws for the
government of themselves; but not the sub
jets of other Stales.no more than the qu on
of England has a rigiit to make laws for
this Sttte.
" And if you ask me, George, what is vour
J political creed? I say, 1 go the whole hog
for State right.-, over which neither the U
nited Slates, nor any king or emperor, has
a right to it ig i ; but the people alone, to
; make their own laws and govern them
selves. And I wish they could do sr,
without violating the constitution in their
granting bank charters to the rich, when
the poor are shut out of this paiticipition
of their wealth by stockjobbing, and work
for them to pay ihe in'crest of three for
one dollar.
And I say, tha' in the same way every
State in the Union, which at that time was
thirteen, now 2G States, came forward and
tntered into compact or confederation, as
did the individuals in one State. Then
every State only stands for an individual
ijj each State, to Congress and the compact,
confederation; so that in Congress, each
State stands hv a man in any one State.
You see my idea, keep them; for the?e
thirteen men came forward and pawned
their 1 ives and fortunes and sacred honor,
to abide upon and sustain the principle
they shall agree upon in compact, so
as o form a union of strength against
their enemies; although each man was fice
and- independent before he entered into
compact, and a.ight have kept out of the
a bink or bank bills. I would re ommeud
ail the hanks to hive their notes s'amp d
on shoe soles, since Congress is authorised
only by the Slates to go by weight and mea
sine, and fix ihe standard weight of banti
bids.
Hut, sirs, this clause showeth the power
given to Congress by the Si.ites, that she
nas no light to coin any thing but gold and
silver, and fix the standard weight of both
domtstic and foreign; and this is the extent
ot the power given by Ihe states in the con-
s itutiou to Congiess. And that the Stales
hjve given no wherein the constitution,
power lo coin bank bdis by Congress, ami
fix the st in lard weight and measure there
of. If Congress does, this must be the
measure, pay down, in cjsh and run away
defaulters will always shoulder the silver,
instead of bank no es; and these being tired
of their turn, will be easier caught. Hmk
bills are not gold, silver,nor coin; and Con
gress has nothing to do with them. To
weigh bank bills fix their standard weight
liiiu nail paiiu uiciii mil: oiaies lor COlll,
shameful; fr fraud, deceit, covetous
ness, and oppression, runs through cveiv
putie'e of the banking sj-stcm, if I am a
judge, i shall then put it down as a point
that canne-t he overturned, tin t there is no
expressed power given in the Uni:ed states
constitution to Congress, lo charter a
bank of the United States, come foith who
will.
Then I shall put it down as certain, tha'
if Congress has power from the contim
tion ot ihe United Sint.es lo charier a bank,ii
mu-t belike old Mary's cat when asked,
where is your cat? Oh, saulshe, dearS.d
ly, she is here, there, and every wheie, ami
nowhere. So then, I .shall go to hum for
old Maiy's cat in implied power to Con
gress to charter a bank; bui to what aiticle
or section shall I go, since Mary's cat is
here, there, and every where, & no where?
good as theirs that they give him. Aie
Desperado k lied. ThcAikansas Ga
zciie siates i hat the nolotious John Hill,
r i i I .1 li' I...V .-.it
me Elates nve ana imiepenuenir n so, ; -mas .mxhd i.urry, was kiued at iS orris
then they have a right to t egulate their own tou u, Pope county, on the ol) h ult., vhh
iniernal .tlfairs, independent of ihe General i 'us own kmfe, b a man n uiied Hutioii
(ioveinment. And will the Kept esenta" H iii was uiloxiciti d and ha 1 just b at a
lives of the several States consent to char-1 nodier individual seveit-iy. ilutton l.av
ter a Uuitt;n stites bank, when they kn w j n g interfered to sepaia'c tliem, Ihli
that it will sink the bank bills of every I knoc ked him down but lecoveiing, he
State below the par ofa United Siau s ' gt applcd with ami threw lid!, when (he
bank? I would hope not, fur I can see I nter attempted to draw h,s knife, but
bt tier than that by candle light. Pur if ( was am icip tU d by Ilutton wno ob ained
cv ry State is free and independent, then ' possession of u fust, plunging it in'o his
In this place, on Thu,S(laJ .
Austin, Eo. Mr i. ,S(Jay -Ian. v..
M.ss FMzubeth tn J
Mr. John Lawrence, all of c0r J
Jlt Tarboroueh and x'j ,
-W iQfl
Bacon,
brand v, apple,
Co lire",
(Jorn,
Cotton,
Cotton bagginn-.
Flour, .
Iron,
Lard,
Molasses, -Sujxar,
brown,
Sali,T 1. -Turpeutine,
wheat,
whiskey,
I
,!) R A'r-
,yard, 20 25
,b 8 9 1
gallon 40 45 ' lj
. ,b .10 i.n s 3;
bushel GO P 6 3
bushel 05 : & I
Ballon 35 120 12, I
vivace.
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""., . n the ,o; ,,1(lI1(r ,(iu mh
on pued to accomodate i,;,vee,s "
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and their la' I
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May 2.9, I Ml.
4
Stale of North Cmrmi
F.DGI-ICOMBK Cnu.M y. '
Court of Pc, , Qlttifter fa,-
MAY TKH.M, S4. "
S. C. & K Wdc x
I). on I k Warner, ) meM
l. tni-f.. .1 ..I , ..... i
an.' h iiiies. the 2R h i.f A, i" i...,
"I" 111.
JT appealing lo Ihe ssnMari,, f ,;,
Com I, lh.it lb" def. i: nil h i his
- not an inhabitant n tin, $i;ii. . j,
tbrt lote oid- red. that huhlifat;,.,. i.
H ide ill the Taili.-ro' Pi (.r HX lvrfi .
urees-ively. ; i v i g tl,e dHW.ifint niK
appear bef ,r,. J),. (;,,;,, piPas a, j
(l.-itler StSsi:)i,lu ,e held for s:tiil Com.
,al ibef'ouri H ms,-in Tui hm on i!,;
..Ult'.. Mo oly to A' gu-l ikx', tilt n 3ii;
ere H r p'evy ami plead lo nth'f-
wie jo !g iteni by ill:uli will bp s-Tm'p,;
giiu.d hint, and the ni.p ilv atiac'iej
ondemned su'j ct to the plaiiitff's teccv-
ry
Vitne!, J hx N-fleet. Clerk of
r I l.-oiirt, at i III'", the lourlii Mn
lav of Mav. . I). SJt
2t JYO NO 11 FLEET. VI' 1
Notice.
FT OST, or midaid. a No'e of Hand pij
a' le io J iris & Home, and pmIdkiI
).' John It. Hori-e. for fmir Iol I trs a d
on c cent-, given by Gcml !u Shmh j,
mlitahd snmeiime in ISi!) A 1 1 per
ons are c I'll iom'd agiin-i tr.i lin fur Mitl
ote. and 3'iv infoi mation I e-jeC tng It
vill he thankfully ieriv(d.
ceo. uoiwm.
Tarhero. dune 3. IS II.
Congress has no power but vht has been
suriendered by the States to her. And
now show me who can, where the States
h ive surrendered the power to Congie-s
U charter banks and emit bank bills.
Down, George, goes the hub; lor if the
constitution of ihe United Slates proh.biu d
the Slates to emit bills of ci edit, ami coin
nothing but gold and silver, sunly the con
vention that formed the constitution saw
ihe evil of emitting bills of cieiht, and
therefore gave not tins power to the States;
nor have th.-y in the formation of the eou
stitution of ihe United States, given to
Congress such power to charier hanks, and
emit iheir lulls of credit to ihe people.
Then 1 put it down as cti-ain as the
shining of ihe candle 1 am wiiii" by,
that the chartering of a Stale or Uiuuo
Mates bank, isasneichof usurped poei
by the Legislature and Congress, not fuiii.u
expressly neither in the S.ate nor Uuiteu
Mates constitutions; and the pcojde "ill
do well not to suffer their liheiins ami
rights to be encroached upon by Legisla
micsor Congiess, bul to keep l.oih to the
text books of the constitutions and alvvavs
turnout every man thai date viohte tn.se
git at eliarteis of your ltbeitics.
Well, George, give me lime, and in 1113
next 1 will tiy 10 pocket the hub and "fii
off. JOsHUA LAWHKNCi:.
TheExecuthm. dw Friday last, James
M;.d sou .lobnsou, expiated the iiuirihr ot
Henry Ueosley,ol Chatham County, on ihe
gallows; I e w..s hung in this Cny. ab.-ut
one o'clock. 1 M. Unleash Standard.
hears, and Uillcd him iust uit tneous! v.
Ihe "Nixon Curry, above named,
was a 11.11 ive of ItvdeU county, in this Matt
w..s a most notorious viiiu and under
seiUt nee of death for minder, when he
ni tike out of Iredell Jail and left the Shale.
viok ni licain w.tsai last his ponioii.
M ccklen b u rg Jefferson lan.
ff'ashington Market, June 2. Corn
wholesaie, l 75 a I cU. iiacon sides t?
a y cents, ham 11 chilis. Nav.d Stores
-New dij), S-! 15; Old, $ UO Scr..pe,
Tueems. I or, D 1 10 Fn, Miad, 7 a
Herrings, eui, i 3 50; whole, ri 50 a
S3 ou. L'ejj.
Shocking Occurrences. We have been
shocking 10 hear ot tAo homicides having
been perpetrated in Anson county, within
(wo or three weeks past. The first occur-
COMMUMCAI EI).
gpEhhr Puekelt is expected to
j leai.li at Ked liauks, on tne 3d day 01
June; 4ih, at Greenville; 5.u, at Grea.
swamp; bin, at Conelo-; 6th, at Tarhoro';
y.n.at iown Cietk; 10 h...t Upp, r Town
Lreek; lid), al I'ossnot; 1 lii, aiConieni
oca; 13,0, ;il Qiu liia.u Cree.A; 15 h, at
-Wcinon.il; lb'Ji, at Aauhun.) ; Imu, at
lieas.iit Fljm.s; iyth ano ,'Oui, at a:ld
iioiiom.
Llder IVm. Burns, from Virginia, is
expected to preacii ai Richland Chapei, on
t May; 25 h, at ou h est, in !.;
b h, ilt ,)c lJ; 2l n ;u yollJ)Ji nK .
Join, at Siump sound; 31t, at Wards
'tUc; June Isi, at .North Ea.si; 2.1, at
"hite O.tk; 3d, at H.,dno;s Creek; -liii,
at lieh's; o.h, at Newport Cnap. 1; 6th, at
Mocumb's Cuek; Mn, at Swdt Creek;
yih, at Gadowas tn. h. ; 10th. at Rid
Banks; 11, h, at Greenville; lth, at Gieai
S.vamp; 13th, at Coneioe; l-4;h, at Tarbo
ro'; 15ih, at Town Creek; lGlh, at Upper
Town Creek; 17lh, at Fails Tar River.
new Gmm,
Cheaper than ever at tht
WELL KNOWN
CZsEiKl C.3SII STOKE.
3.:iics MYcildcII & Co.
TO KSPKC PFULLY mviie Ih.irnnrrf
it.us co-tomeis ami I he p-ddic, " n
early eximioalion of iln ii present a,iorl
men 1 of Sjirinv; awl Sunt mi r
3)
Compt i-ing the I ugesi, mni -phndid,
ht y.ind all conp!iritn,
Cheapest Nlock of neat, tasty,
In (I fashionable Goods,
Hv r t lf-.etl in Tarbnro', and iliey ory
sk ol those in ward id Hoods hi.t',!i
eximioe their su ck and learn their price
:ef 'i e pui chasing.
Tnh-.r .'. M v 12. 1S-IT.
Notice.
fTtllK follnwing
Twirls of Land
obi at he Court llo'i-e door m '
town of Wdiiamsl. n. on th'' pp'L"';
day 1 t done next, for the tax due-'
ear 1Sf: , f
Ote "rod !)i-l -ngifis to John
!.,.!., s:iid lo he 100 SO acres, "". - j.
100 -Mj d Hirs; t.x :3S cent-'. 1 1 J1
og .n con, Manniio'. ,(
0 .e t-nci behoof t.2 to nurdy n
v:d..el IO""""'
.ddv If"1'
-;.l l fi he 50 acif
h. ni 2' I IT ' " i
(Nhf-;
1 Iiim 1 r Pi
.1 k . cn f .hi (I 3l l, U
Mia oi 'ie ii - - ,p i
tax 20 cents Jo.ni. 2 Dru'V Z' Let
,;,Pt b. loth ir tO " ' e)
yaiuc" -
0 ,t
r ii. on my nsi .o .o.v . . ,
' I. .nll'lT .1'.
Joiniitg
.'n'l.rs: lax 10 cenis.
Martin county, S ApnU8"'