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SALLSAU
JtV. N. C
NOV. 2 J, I88
LETTER OF l'UKSil'KM ju.i
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Tbe N it oh 'I ImkWfmtr, of the 6:h
Inst., contain n important letter froiw
President Ji O Thomas Kwi
ing. Jr., daled the S4ili insi.. and wrlttea
at ihe reque.t J" the letter. Ila J'
ripiJ i evu w of the wNftiieial bWtory of ihe
c miiiry and ihe ivrnt alarming condi
t m nl Im finaim . He aey that tin
Revolutionary w.ir cost th- people of the
L'itrd 8uu o7..,0iU).W0, which bad
been reduced lo $ 1.1.0O0.000 when the
h.ii of !! niiiiiii -need. Tin- war brought
u;. tb natini d drill, In ISIti, to .-I". - .
000,000. II)- wise in.iinig incut, that debt
w.m paid off m twenty jrwn, under Jack
on' .id ministration.
t il rlojo f iko Mfxic.m war, in
S', ilur di bt Inenrrtd nuiounlwd I fcH,
000,000, Mti Hi ili"ul tl' nif, whon
j in w.ir uli'i ibe aiubiTi Siutu biX''
lu 180l, Tbf rtrv el f iba orrrn
ini til IWlvciily !. wr. fum Uw 4th
nl March, 1781), lo ibr 30:Ii .f ilo ISGl.
hyl oidy k n $1,700,000,000, whcrai
ll ) lb ivi-.uuHHt fruiu
ofjily 1801. io "liu Mli f Juno IStii,
f in i-.irj ol civ il w irPem 83,300,000,
000 !
The Vnyllcnt llmt iho fml.l c
uLlim Hum- ui rlir.Jg.tf.'MHUJLtl'-Uli
SW0 .riWUMHr. rmr. in hVbrn.inr, Ioo.
it cKOieded ti.sOO OOO.OOO. Fumm ihc
1 t i f .11 v l-Oto ib; 30 tb of Jm
(869, it hfliaim-d bit t It- cost of the
j:..vrrHtn-iit, ir fmr year., n a tim f
p(.4c, will b.ive bwn 1,000,000.000,
4:1 Htniunit m:v,y a (Tr.-nt hji wns xut'tid
wl from iho tWnii l itiou of th govrninx-nl
f..r li .-l r. v. ..'v i.i yiar, to July.
Alt r thi f ummin np, the rrc!idfnt
Uuw iorridly prc(-t'd :
In nuking ibii compirUen. weihotild
reNwnbpr 'hiU duriiis tka Imffr itilts-vnl
I,, and lGl llie (jorcrntncfil
wfr.'tjiiitJy rriuiied Id tylte rxpendi
iMrro l u rxtr.diwrT eharncltr. i.irge
ium w-i.' paid t' Indian a nnnuilb,
and for the pnrch wo of their land, and
exrmiiive war ww Wagvd agaiiHt. w
crfal tr;b . L mini iiia wa anjni.i d from
Franci1 at a coat of- fifteen million ol dol
l.iru; Florida, l.i conaiiMttnn of firnniii
lii.ii., w.i ci d'-d to nsriiin ; Califor
nia liocani? a p rt of our Mi8raion on
piy:miit to .Mexico, of fiftern millions;
while for ten million our Oon rnment ie
cured from Tela tbo territory of New
Mexico. During these periods of our bis
tory w were ttlio cng ijfi d in wars wi.b
Great Br tain a-nl Mexico the first waged
Rtrainst nu of the miet powerful natior
of the world, the otlicr made additbnally
extM'iinivo' bv .tbo priS4ctwWo "f military
operations in Iho enemy's territory.
1 Jioti-iJaiig tacts, Uiiu caucaiciy w
ted, piiwwi;yr aiHrwjutry a to the enune of
tliishnmenne increaee in the expenditure
nnd indebtedness ol the country. During
the civil war the maintenance of the Fed
eral Government was the one great pur
pose that animated our people, and that
economy whieli should always eharaeteriz'1
our financial operations was overlooked in
the great effort of ibe nation to preserve
its existence. Many abuses, which had
their origin the war, continued to exiel
1 mg i.fter it h id been brought to a tiiiun-
Eh.itit conclusion, and the pi-oulr, having
ecome accustomed to ft lavish expendi
ture of the public money for nn object so
dear to them as the preservation of the in
regrhy nf thqir frre instftntiiTtrs, have pa
tiently tolerated taxation of the most op
pressiv1 character. Large sums of mon
ey ccntinue to"he extorted from tliem and
squandered in inelea and extravagant ap
pi opri itums. Knormous expenditures am
dein iuded for purpose, ha accomplish
went of which requires a largo standing
army, perversion of the Constitution, and
subjugation or S ate to negro domination.
With a military establishment, costing in
time of peace not. less than one hundred
million annu illy, and a
upon which draws froi
debt, the interest
m the Treasury,
eac!i sr, one hundred and nfiv million
of dollars iVr these two item ? of expenui
ture. alone retrencbinent hua become an
absolute necessity, ftr bankruptcy must
. "-n overtake us, ftiul involve the counlry
in iOD&tiTv'zms and disastrous results.--
If, howver, it wise economy b-adotcd.
the taies in 1 y soon be materially reddced,
not merely for the benctu of a few, but in
Ibe interest of all. A revenue would et
remain wutScicnt for the administrat'on of
Ibe Government, n well us for such a re
d 1 ion' of the public debt n would, In a
rVv-years, ojdieve tho peoplo frommilliona
ofirileifit now annually drawn from their
resource
The idea that tho deht i to become
should bo at ali 4ifflK9-dioo(w
tenanced, as involving taxation too heavy
to be borne, n.id pnyroent of an nmount in
interest every sixteen years equal to the
original sum. The gradual liquidation of
the pa bite debt would by degrees release
the, jarge capital invested iu the securities
e Government, which, seeking remu-
neratiou in other soarees oi income, would j
add to the wealth of the nation,
whicb it is now so great a drain.
upon
This
immense debt, if permittedto become per
manent and Increasing, matt eventually
fee "jfafheretf In the hands ofthrfew-, aMf
euabre them to exert a dangerous and con
trolling power in the affairs of tbc govern
ment. The debtor would become the
servants of the loaders the creditors the
masses of tbc people. It is now our boast
that,wrhaTe given freedom to three mU
liona of slavr U will then be our shame,
tbat by 'hr a toleration of usurpation
and pro ntf, forty millions ef-peoplo
btve ensued themselves, and exchanged
slaveholders for new taskmasters io the
a hap of Und-holder and Ux-gatherers.
Hence the vital issue whether Congress
sud iU arbitrary assamptioni of anlhoriiy
sonreme law ot toe.
-wwlat rSnm .at sawa.. .sasHe jf , - : . v , ',:..- . - ' - -"- ajsa '' " ' :!.' - .m
I ui wlM iWr In liw of wr the ceuuf
l,y h.ll be controlled a .naitliude o-
Ui dkiotiuilt Handing army, the
onr'lm"t a unmsroni a tbo other, and
makiag lh debt a perintwi. nl buiden upon
the wodaoUoo fndua.ry ol ibe peoplo or
wkotkof Iko OouftiiuitMi. wltk erh and
all of its guarantooo,ouall be aeredly pre
serve 1 ; win ther imv.s io 17S9or 1816,
pniviaioo ImI1 bo made for tbo payuseut
i.f our obligailon at aa early a perfod a
practicable, tkat tbo frails of ib.-ir labor
may bo enjoyed by our ciiix-n, rather
than used lo jbuild up and sustain a toon
eyi-d monopoly at bomo and abroad!
The eoM.el I not merely who shall occu
py tho principal offices in ibe pcoylo'
gift, bat whether the birh bobests of ibe
Federal Oonslitolion sliall bo observed
and aiaiaUiued, la order that our liberties
may be preserved j ibe Union of ike
Buite restored, that our Federal system
in v be unimpaired ; fraternal fading re
rsubllshrd, tbiU our natbmal strength
may be renewed ; ihe eipcnditore diiain
isbid, tbat taxation may bo lightened;
and tbo public debt once more extinguish
ed, that it may not injuriously aff.ct the
Ufa and energy, the prosperity and morale
of the nation.
Iklitving that for the redress of the
great wrongs, and the correction of ibe
many abuse une'er which the country is
now'iaboriur, wo must look lo the Amer
ican pi-ople, and that in ibem i our hope,
I am, vary tally, vonr friend,
AXDUbW JOHNSON.
Cskk. Tuou F.wnta. , .
j )Linoroafa Monthly Jrtagasino
1 ulvmll arki.owlrdgtd Ihe Model I'arim Ma)ia-
ziuof Ainerti-a. OeVuteU w swajwnwawaai.a iaj
ikrt.-ties. Arehltertuieand MoU .i olUjiva HourLolU
M.twr. ! ol Tbwashi. I'traonal aad LiWrart
lteeO (imludint .perlal drta.rbla oa Kaalouni.).
lurtructioua eu lleallh, Muaie, Aiuux-mrnl. eU-..lij
rpfcntring (full ie)Brtal and Wkljsalail. SSI
uruidcriwi, an.l a ronatanl aocr!t.n ol ato-liraoe
rlUea. witkothwruwiul aadealeitalnliij! llurH.lr.
N tiH-mon of reltiienu ut. e.-ouomiral Loiiarw iMr. or
ia tv ol Uate iu aflord to iu wltl oul li e Model
Maatktr. Siaale ripi-. OU ceata ba k nuniLera. a
M lmeua. W reirta: eUWr mailed fiee. elly t.
withaealuat.tai-isinluiu: ! c..ptBX0. three rop
,aa. f7.W; teeropie. IUt and splendid pre-niunia
r..rrlnb at OS each, with the Brat pn-Piinn.t each
nlavnlr. tfAMi U kaeicr Witou OOWlaf
Machine for flOsulwcriticm at II etefc. dilrew,
w JK.VMX;s l)tMORT. J
413 lUoadwav. Kew oitf.
Hem .rtwt'i MontWy and Yaaa America toretlier
with tha premiam tor each. T "
NOW IS THE TIME
To Incest your Greenbacks
Profitably.
j. M. DAVIS. Wnteh Maker and Jewel
er, takes pleasure iu iiifunniug his frietid
and the public generally. Ibat he ia uotr re
ceiving from the Manufactures. One of the
a . I a
largest aud most selected siocks 01
halcncs, Lcocixs,
KSV Jewelry
AMU
Silver Plated Ware.
that hits ever boeu Introduced in V oHerjB N
V.. since the War. Jlis past experience In
tho business enables b'nt to insure to his
Cnustomera biirgaiu that will coin p. favor
ably tvitli any otner .iainisnin-in .vmu w
South. lie would call special aitentkm fci
bis Large Stock of Plated Ware w hich is
warrautT-d ti be of the 1st Quality. Also Us
large stock of American aud Sw iss V ttebt.s,
:ii!il in fi.i-t ..wrvil.iior nsuallv k:t in a fir-t
. lass Jewelry Store. Give him a enll nnd
st-e the celebrated Cuckoo Clock. ii'
lie
Crawford 6c lleiliif's Hardwaie St. re.
Special attention given to repairing fine
Watch. 's. Clock, Are.. A:c
Tne highest Cash' price paid fr nU
Silver Spoons. Silver Wateb Cn-. s. etc.
Salisbury, (Kt. SU.TrSJ'i- 3ihtv-"42 "
State of North Caroliua,
- ROWA-N COGNTYr
Superior Court of Laic, Fall Term, 168.
Sa vina EddlemsD vs. Thornton Butler.
OBIGISA ATTACH MKST.
!T appearing to the satisfaclion of the Court
thai Thornton Butler, the defendant, resides
beyond the limits of the State, It is therefore
rmiered by the Court that pub!icti"n be made
in tha n tVafebm'an and Old North Stat.'." for
six consecutive weeks. tMati'viM said defendant
lo be and appear at llie next Term of this Court
to bo held far the County of Kowan, atthe
0 mrt-House in Salisbury, on the 3d Monday
in Anril next, then and 'there fo replevy or de
mur, otherwise he will be proceeded again as
if he had been personally serveil wwn process,
m ,1 hurl fail.xl tr wnnear ami ttlead. " ' 1
Witness, A. Judaon Mason, clerk o( our fajd
Court at office, the 3d Momiay in Weptinrier,
A. D. 1805, and in the ninety third year of out;
independence. A. JUDS0N MASpN,
4O:t5tir.f.510 j ,''' y L o.s.e.
State of North Carolina,
DATIB COUNTY.
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1808.
pktitios roa nivoiMffc.
Eliza McCoy vs. Josinli McCoy.
IT sppearinfr npon the atltdavit of Eliza
McCoy, that Josiab McCoy is not n inhabi
tant of the State; it is therefore. Ordered that
puhlication be made for srg w'eilrs in the
Watchman & Old North Slate, a peper printed
ill nlery, that the said defell-innt, Jo? iali
McCoy, be and apjiear at the bext Superior
Court ot !w to be held for Ihe "county ol Da
Tie, at the Court Mouse in Mocksville, on the
first Monday in April nekt, then and there to
sbow cause, if any he can, w by the prayer, .oi
the petitioner shall not be granted.
Witness, M. It. Austin, clerk of our snid
court, at ofnee in Mocksvine, me nrst Mon-iay
in September, A. D., 1SC8, aad io tbo oiwety
hird var of our uiriependenre. t
H. R AUSTIN, C. 8. C.
43:6trf $ld.
Dr V. F. Baso
D13NTIST.
JSALISBURY, N. O.
OFFICE on thecomer of I an if and Church
Srreeta. near tifn Mansion House.
Couimunication through the Post Office at
thkplace. or otherwise, attended to the urst
.portWty. " "' ; ";
It. iTOOUrfi wnnien. .
tSf Tkwvaa IndebLed Will OleaSS Call a
no ei'ie
ataar. (Ml
fT ANTBD. A situation as aceoonf ant anr
11 KfWilf .ifaOaoraswr Anil clerk, bv one 111 every I
Ark
way oompetent for the pusiUim, and who caolii of tbe town of Salisbury ; also
funiish-ihe best ol references. Apply at hus
8ahnry, Oct M, 19061
tt
MORNING STAR
rubllshod At
'tt hi a a vouiatu
llaat TaUHtaobU- KalM.rU. UK-al ,.. l.eu
eral IatoIiiiKai4 ComUU KeporUvf iho
Markets. I fWf f m
II
Oat Yoar 16 tW
Six Monlba $3 to
AdvorUslng 1UI Vary Ituon
able. Uead the roftowlog
NOT1CKS TUB PRK8ft
"A good paper take It" ITarrsatoa CV
rtsr.
"An ablv eondiieted, racy aad Irva ows
pItM Am Vast,
"A piey. spirited Coooervaiir sheeL We
00m mead tUe piet lo tbo public" Vr
Sor Timm.
'O.e of tbo sprlgbtllest Dalies la the
State." WwkuigUm tVastrtalire.
u prifhtry Daily, and well worth the sub
scription psltw" Uruiaboru JilrioL 0
' If yoi want a lively, ajride-awaka pawK.
nkanrtMi la tbe Wilmmutoii Slur. Vttcur
I'rrm.
nor I
"A sorlsliile and able C.inseralit fwper
IJ,.r..l III. rau and U...-I rcaaab ol our,
exchanges. mvtiym oewnnfi.
"Oce of the very turn! newspapers that visits
our sauctuiO." JJurum & V) itur.
"A lively, pungent Daily. The editor I ev
1. Irmly an citogetui and wilful caterer War
reafoa Imliemior.
"If yon want a bright, patklinjr, lively and
cheap daily paper. w eonimeniitbe Morn
Star.-Florence ( C) GustUs.
"A well eondiieted, independent Conservn
live paper aud well deserving' ol public pat
ronae. It is one of the spiciest acd iihi
readable papers in the State-. .Wmik-v (Md
North State.
"A sparkling lively and clever sheet Jfu
rion 8. C) Cement.
' A first-class Daily, sod one of the spiciest
papers received by u." GoltUhuro Newt.
"W itboot mistake, one of the beet Dailte
received at thi offce, and may be truly desig
nated a "live oewsjiaper,' containing the oew,
both M!itkl ftti.l connoercisJ, iu a 'uuiahelL' ".
Lancatttr (& C ) Ledger.
"A capital little Daily, and one of ear very
best State exchange." RaleujK Register.
"A sparkling Utile Twlnkler,' worthy of al
comn,eudti"n. Its lightning fbvdie of wit,
satire and lo.'ic are constantly scorching the
tattered rags ol Radicalism." Goldtboro
Rough Note.
'TnqenrionaMy one of the liveliest Dailies
in the Slate, and a worthy recipient of the
(rge and increasinir patronage it is daily re
futing. A a bright particular c2ar in the
nrtnaiuent ol the South, we recommend it
editor, and wish fur biin and his httle 'Twink-
- . . ' . . 1 ; 1 . 1
Tr nntioniiue.l ami ifniainoniaoici wwtiicM,
llahijh North Carolinian.
"Tliis bripht constellation of the heavers
ftniimu's to illumine the political horizon ni
n..bly p...:tns il cftiee of guidii:g
Star fin
I ! r su.
th
1. 1 wn trodden aoutlieriirr.
iv nt it editorial s-'hH i n
i
jM-n.tr at. :
iiai Mie.'
j.eirpa's i.
Juiii not.
i;!b ! ni
of its success as one f-l thelea.iii'
I :he coutiliyr Jjei.ttt.ivill(S. C
v -citi piper we Know 01, nu o; urns
iirs; and Ttmvenri'nl teria and hs an td-
1idti.1l tal1' who not
on
lv iiuderataiid the art
of epi'oniizing and parncrnphinK to perfection,
but who a!. wield sensible and piquant pens. I
If you waul to invert $ 2 50 in a pleaant and
profitable manner, send and eet ihe Smr foi
six months." A'eotcfe (S. C.) Courier.
"One or the best, and indeed we may add(
the spiisrhiliest newspaper in the State. The
Star shines cou'epienoudy in the political con
stellation of North Carolina njjdj we fake
pleasure in recommending it to ail who ar
not posted in news, polnics or astrouotny."
BUnl'tn Travxeript
Cy Remember our low rat.s ot subscrip
Una, aud address nil communications to.,
WM. II. BERNARD,
Editor iimTThoprieloir,
Wit!tiio?ion, H. C
PRIVATE BOARDING.
LKJlNOTONrN.C.
iiij the Day, WrcL or Month,
AT HKASONAHLK RATES
The travelling public will always find my
table supplied with the best the market af
fords. No pains spared to reuder my guest
eomfortabltif
lieff Dollars per Dag will le charged tran
sient boarders. A deduction for longer time.
J. P. MABRY.
Sept. 10. 1869. twltn
Edgeworth Female Semiiwy
fTIIIS Institution will be re-opened im" tbe
X first day of September,
with a full corps of f eachers. The eaffrs ex
pense for a session of 20 weeks. ofjTuiiion,
with Board, Washing and contingent fee. will
be according to the class: either $106. 01 f 1 10,
or $1 16 if paid in advance ; orl lOdSo or
$121 50. or $126.50. if paid half m advsnce.
Each hoarder wiH fororsh borown rigbt and
towels and also a nair of sheets and cases.
fVlMierate extra charges will be made for an-
Cient aMTnoiTeTn LanfUKgW, Jtrrstc; MMMftj-
and tlil Paintimr For oirculars address,
i THE MORNIl
. 9mllf mjmpmp0r
l,w'iluiiufft4i. M. t
Jniy9. (60 ' '"OreWtMV"lia-
SEED WHEAT!
I have a fine lot or SEED WHEAT for
sale. Samples at Sullivan A Co'., and at tha
BOW Store oh Henderson & Crawford.
SAM L REEVES, Sr., Agt.
: Oet.7. . . 4Mt;pd ,
, w m-
JPnvt SAT.1i
L ...
4 SMALL bvildme lot is tbe North w ra
sod
bid ami, himhure.
Apply to the. Senior Ed-
of thaa nanar
01 low imam.
Sept Wk-
- I
JOB PHINTLNG,
couirr BLANKS.
ikO, &.O. &.o.
THE L'NDssBBIGNED HAVE THE
pUsaur, to loforia their frtoaoa, aad tso paattc. Ual
tksy liars IIU4 sp eas s tat vsrv bss
JOB PRINTINGr OFFICES
IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
M4 art prepared U axseal J1 ordtn wltk vkJck
tkty aiay b farored.
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UlxINUIS AND PKOVKSBIONAL
COTTON l'ARN
LABELiS.
Cclttr to Bill C)cb0,
REDDING and PART
fficsl$is
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
HANDBILL,
DRUG LABEL
COURT BLANKS,
and all other kinds of Blanks and Job Printing will
be don la a styls that can be surpassed by none,
and eqaalled by few in the State.
nr term will b as low aa tha lowest la tk
Southern Country .
HANEP & BBUKER.
Salisbury. Jsnuary 16, 18. tw
THE TRI WEEKLY
OLD NORTEL STATS,
AND THE WEEKLY
WATCRffljN t Old North S(ate.
FOR 180S.
THE WATCHMAN & OLD NORTH
STATE having boon consolidated ui the
hands of the undersigned, and the II as nek having
snsnended Dnb!ictioa, hereafter there will be bat
on paper published in Salfabury, which will be is
sued Tri-Weekly & Weekly, ,
m
nnder t!ie above names, in conseqnence 01 me
combination refcrred to, this paper will have the
largest Circulation
OF AXT PAPEU IX
" t" V ' .
Western Her th Carolina
AND VH.L AFFOKD THK
Best Advertising Medium
to be met withiathst jiartof tbe Stated- J
The Editorial. Department
will be under the msejfemeB of M- Hakes, 1st
Editor and Proprietet Of tbe Olb Nobtb BrafS,
and no pains will ne spend to ssakeH eoaal to any,
, f not tbe best psjK-r of iU class in tie State.
tb ponVe af rttMraferlaaata wBl lay ae
ch&nge iV will eeMas to be a f m and decided
ConssrraMv Journal, but it will not es devoted sx
clusvely to politic. It will also to derated to the
ratedsl tssrate eftto
st to Usl bfj aa
XisesllaiMOu Beadia. jtosssstle IcaBosiy, s.
1bjkpbU, we eaoadeat eppssi
lotto public for a Liberal abare of It patroaag aeia
Terms of Subscription,
tbi-Wek.t: '
Forfhra Tsar "
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March 5. ItW. twly
State of North Carolina,
. WATAUGA COrNTY.
Superior Court qf Law, Full Term, 1868.
Cyru Culrar, )
TS. IiijuootioD.
Joel Eggera. )
IN ibis oai u appearing lo tha satisfaeiioa
of the oourt thai tbe dfndut Jol avfT" u
a non-rrsident of the State, it i ordered that
publication be made io ibe Uofeaasoa 4) OH
North State, a newspaper pnblisbed in Ibe tows
ol Salisbury, lor ix oouseoulive woekft, that
the said oWndsul easy apjr and anewet ihe
said bill at the next term uf tins court to bo
bald ibr the county of Watauga, at ibe Court
House in Boone, on tbe second alter the third
Mondsy in April next, or tbe sain will bo
beard ex pane as to him.
Witness. Joseph II Todd, clerk of cur said
Court at office, in Boone, tha second after tbe
third Monday iu September, A. D., 18C8, and
in the 03d year ol our mlepodence.
J. L TODD, C. S. O
45:pr ftl:6t
State of North Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Superior Court of lw. Fall Term, A. D.
1868.
KTin.m to i li. tuts.
Michael vlulcr, Adiu'r., ot Dautel Miller,
' vs
Aaron Milbr, Jacob Miller. Inac Miller, Lavi
ua Miller, Paul Shaver and wile Mary,
William Parker and wife Sophia,
and Abrnni Miller.
I
T appearing to rite .! ie fact ion of the Conrt
that Al rsui Miller, one of. the defendant
reside b-'Toud tiie limits ol the State, It
is ilierelore ordered by the Conrt that publica
tion be uiadu for six week? successively, io tho
' WaioIoimiii & Old Nn-i!. S m.-," fpi puh
lished in lie town ol gslbbii)', noiilvitig tho
said deleudsnt to t and 4pear at the next
term ol this Court lo be held fur th oouny
ol Rowan, at the courthouse in SaHsbjry, on
ibe 3rd Monday in April ii-xt, then and there
10 plead, answ-r or demur, otherwise jodg
riM ut pro conleiso will 1. taken as to bim.
Witness. A. Judsou Masou, clerk ol our said
Coiirt at office, the 3id Monday in Scptem
bar, A. D. 18b8. sml in the ninety-third year
of our independence.
A. JUDS0N MASON, C. a C.
45:6t:nr.f.fH .
State of North Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Xjuitet 'let t-itsr? ly-aaeja. a-ft iw
Jacob Lifgle r. Thornton Butler.
ORIOIKa attachuzvt.
TT appearing to tbe satist'ae.tion of the Conrt
1 that Thornion Butler, the deicnitant, residea
beyond the limits of the State, it w therefore
ordered bv the Conrt that pnbltitton be made
in tbe " Watchman and Arid, North State," ft.r
six consecutive weeks, notilyinji said defendant
to be and appear lil-ihe next Term of I his Conrt
to tw helil for the County of Rowan, at the
Court-Hfuse in Salisbury, on the 3d Momiay in
April next, then and there to replevy or de
mur, otherwe-'-he will be preceded against ts
it he had been personally served with process,
and had failed to appear aud plead.
Witness, A. Jmb-on Mason, clerk of our said
Court at oflicev tbe 3d Monday in September,
A. 0. 1808. and inihe-nmety-ihird yeaetrf -6wr
independent. - A. JUDSON MASON,
4ft:6ipr.?.fl0 cs-C.,
University of Virginia.
TtH145th Session of this institui ion will
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the Thursday before the 4th of JolISt.
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very coiuplete, embracing extensive and
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and Seieoee and in the professions of Law,
Medicine and Etig inccriiajf h
Estimated expenses exclusive of hooka, ,
clothing and pocket money of the A edde-
otic student 960$ : of the Law student 3658,
and of the MedittitsvttAmtSM. - - - --a-
For particulars send for Catalogue to Wa.
Werteubakex, Sec. or 8. MAUPIN,
Chairman of thtFaculty.
P. O. UniTeraity of Virginia,
july 30 w-tw-3tl
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