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POETRY.
OM.YISCIF.XCE.
Where shall ! hide ma from '"
Whose glsnee turns darkness Inte light,
Whose eyes wn eesselcss to and fro
This esrth, snd worlds of bliss and 0 f
If darkness dense as midnight gloom,
I Or raylrss ss the ebon tomb,
BurTounu mv head from finite gsie,
Still clear ss in the iwnntida blaze,
stand rsvealM, think diagnfo ,.
Cn veil me from his flaming eyes i
His dread Ommnn acam my soul.
Heaey thougtoml.ff!Jne 'bo'
HU narnr. hit naturr. and hi wordr
ivmjH, neWni,timaJproiicient God. . iomo.
Ot fortune'! sumptuous neir
Ah, why doe secret, woe infest,
And anguish canker there T
A It fame T-ber empty breatb,..:
Inconstant M the brerie,
?Hm Wart anon-tbw Wnrel wreath, : . .. ,
That late it formed to please..
ft it In friendship, or in love
Abu"! thev quick decsy i
The team of bspless sorrow prove
How frail their boaited tay.
Ta not all that here excels
Til not in folly's round
Put with Immanuel' love it dwells,
And there alone is found. . wootnrit.
rsox Ma iosto sTiTisxar.
myaumt.
tty anrit ba many queer notions
She never buttrrs her bread i
And declares that Sir Walter's novels
. An things not fit to be read :
' She thinks that In kiss is a crime,
And especially with youth j
, And she thinks thst the Paradbe Lort"
Is nearer ( lie than the truth
rflrwOT f inectacle. ... r.
Though witmiut them shirseea well enoUgtu.,
--BhVs a very great politician.
And thinks modern poetry.' wnff.---"
She declares that General Jackson
Is a monster with cloven feet
And she knows that he killed the militiamen
Because be was out of meat, .
'"'Stetm'nls Uiat Major Russell -
la ss wise as wise can be t
She think that Pope is a poet
And4hershe agrees with me.
- She thinks that opera dancing
Is a burning shame and sin ;
And she prays with all her might and main
That Adams may get in.
She thinks she can tell the mark that's left,
On my cousin's lip, by a kiss :
And of all her antiquate theories
I'm sure not to meddle with this.
She mig'it tell the track of a bird through the
air,
Or the track of a ship in the sea t
On the yiewlets heart not the visible lie
The tump of a kiss ill be !
' Mr. Printer : Did you ever teach
school!' If you ever have, I gufs
as how -you had a - little rather set
types', for it is a solemn fact that the
schoolmaster of a country village is the
most miserable being on earth.' Though
fi-l.Xicver had the misfortune to be en.
gaged in that profession, I not long
since visited the school of a friend of
Siine in the country, and if ever
any thing Could approach a des-
- criptioui.1 ue(jiam, irwar inirtcnooi
I hud just got fairly seated, when
Cpjomprsr-young -jBedlamiteslwith
' Marstcr, Jo House keeps er pinchin
jne.' Jo, did you pinch him No,
I say I didn't, so now come, 'twas Bill
Crimes, for I seed him when he did
it.' 4 Bill, whatd'you pinch him fo?'
' Kw. he keeps er crowdin. Then
follows a severe flagellation. Soon
' Class of little ones is called op to read,
and by the way, be it understood, my
friend the Yi aster, was in the habit of
fquinting. What is that ?' Thath
Aer.' Very well, what is the next ?'
' I'deno thir.' That is B you bl.ck.
head.' 1 B-er.' 4 What is tha.t ?' I'deno
thir.' What do I do when I look at
you?' Thquint-ef.' 'Master, Tom
Bogues keep makin me laugh, he-he
he.' 1 Tom come here did you make
him laugh V No-sir.' Well, take
your seat M aster, maint I gwout
' to get . drink.' No, you will all go
but directly 1 he class in the spelling
book stands up to read. Zekiel be
gin.' B-a-k r Baker.'' The next.'
S-u-g-a-r.' What does that spell r
IMen air J!llAVh-tdovour mother
Dut in vour tea V Lasses-er.' The
next.' Marster. maint I trwout tn
cetsm' ice, to put In my trowsis. to
keep my nose from . bleeding ?' Yes,
but come
right
in J.
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S-tra-
i-r-s,
Wha.sjha81U,. 4 I'deno sir.' I
What doTou owp to 'ytniHhambeVl
nwhen ym are t hjame j1 Lardar;
; f No, youatupit) fellpwsufrs
6ter, maint the boys go out ?' 1 No.
. The first class stand up to sptll. Spell
Dictionary.' Dick die t-i-o-u-gh-n
diction r-e-i-g-h.r-y,dirtionary.' 4 The
next. MarsteV, Jim Stokes keeps
nil the time squirtin spit at me.'
Well, Jim, you must stop after
school. Spell Phthisik.' P-p-p-i-p-t-t-h-i-s.i--c-k
tifick.' Mmier,
ntaint 1 speak V What for?' JCoa I
want to uorry iTut arc tlttt ruler",
what Tony Lumpkins Cot.' No, keep
your seat. Thus my, friend, and rus
pack of noisy urchins whited a way. the
time until the uiual intermission all
had gone out but one, who had as 1
supposed, something of great jmpor.
tance to communicate to mv friend,
the Master he astends the desk with
all the gravity of preacher i Mars
ter, laid'hef-iTirnStro'jt keeps all
the lime writing love letters -to -the
ga!s I cotild contain myself no Ion.
ger, I seizeTrny Kat and rjrshed out
of rthedoor t gUi Ml ,f ri?XJ
stiUnesa of a country tillage; '
taoK ins toinnVkscisatct itaeiinrt
Arabian $ubttitutefor gluc. I nstead
with a little Water id ataurtar. till the
wheyey matter is washed out. When
this is done, they pound it again with
a small quantity of fine lime j and apply
it afterwards, as quick4 as possible, to
such boards as are to be joined togeth
er, which, after the cement becomes
dry, cannot afterwards be separated
without the greatest difficulty,
Andrew Ferrata.-f "ormerly no man
in G. Britain knew .how to temper a
nword in such a way that it would bend
no that the point should touch the heel,
and spring back again uninjured, ex
cept one Aodrew Fcrrara, who resid
ed in the Highlands of Scotland. The J
demand which this mail had foi his j
swords was so ,reat that he employed
or r. f t tVi fVI tr' tnTIT iKim'j'kriil ilietrt tilt?
. w . j j 0
time, to work in a d.rk cellar, that he
might be the better able to observe the
progress of the, heat, and that the dark
ness of hW workshop might favour him
in the nicety of the operation.
The flrajfi. This organ is larger
in man than to any other" known -animal.
Its General weicht is, acordine
to SofmTintr. from 2lb. 5 1-2 oz. to
3lb. 3 3-4 oz. I have weighed sever
al at 4.1b. The brain of the late Lord
Byn.n (withouttts membranes) weigh
ed 6lbs., and contained more medul
lary substance than ordinary.
Inttinctof Rats. A farmer's wife
in Cheshire lately caught a rat, and
being determined to make an example
with which her house was much
infested, she took the' following bar
barous method. She put it Vmo a cov
ered iron pot which she placed over a
brisk fire ; she then went into a place
of concealment from whence she could
observe the vessel that contained the
martyr. The cries of the suffrrer
soon brought into the room, a nume
rous assemblage of rats. Each testi
fied its rage and distress; five or six
actuaUy clbed ibej)pt lid, and tried
evety means "within the"jwer"Tf "in
stinct to relieve the poor victim.
Vh?rrtrnrsciTBms of the sufferer ceas-J
, , . .4 i i .
ed. the rats dispersed, and si ran re to
S ' V
add, not the least vestige of these ver
min has ever since been seen in the
house. We cannot help thinking, that
the rats on this occasion displayed
infinitely more of human feeling than
the wretch, their torturer.
Manchester-HeraU.-'
Captain Clapperton's Journal. t is
said in the London Quarterly Review,
for July, that the whole of this enter,
prising a. d unfortunate traveller's jour,
nals were saved and brought back by
his servant, and that they are now in
the course of publication. They con
tain minute and interesting account
of his journey from Ba Jagry to Sncca
too,. by the . mute across the Kong
moutains, through Katunga, Wa wa,
Berghoo, fioossa where Pari" was
wrecked or drowned-Nyfe, or Noofe,
Youn, and Kanot in the course of
which the geographical position of se
veril hundred cities, towns and vil
I ,a8" oeerrirscertaroetf &)Mbrv.
at,on of the,r latitude and longitude :
thus completing the geography of the
central part of Africa, from Tripoli
to the bight ot brnin.
True happiness is not .the g-rowth'of eiih
The. sp5j,ifruitless if yoii'seek it Kent
And never blooms.'buT Irt" cetiktiitl air? ''" ' ' !
9 weefr plant of Paradise T the seed Is sown,
An 1 tnfy sown in mind of Heavenly mould ;
It ritei slow, and btidt t and ne'er was known
To blouom here ; the climate is loo c!J.
TO Tns LIBF1LIRS or AHBKIW JTACKSOB.
Poor Worthless reptiles! still go on
Rject your venom vent your spite i
. Yyu did the same to Washington,
Then sank in infamy snd night.
JWfin Jturd-lZV),
nfwMiiob.gla3 :.JoiCTt. ot;!Jfn,,' oW..ol trials prove r. oendrin
Tripoli; tit. . (K.neVa; practKe t1)rfifcxt8al k(t aafar fcia
inn f cheese, which iITrirpeOtided discovery- wiU. probablybe the most
- m
on the mh of March, made a com.
munication to the Itoyal Academy of
the Sciences at Paris, of his success
in the treatment of the Gouti lie em.
ploys' Jodine, both externally and in.
ternally, and prescribes it during; the
paroxysm. Its effects are speedy in
removing the symptoms oui in oraer
to produce permanent cure, it is ne
cessary to continue its use for two or
three mnntns. lie mentions a oumoer
of cases of corotTete succeislb twdof
which thcrt hzi been no return of the
disease, durinr the lastToui 1 y earsT
Pbyiciauswtll knowt-thi jodine
Is a verv active article, which requires
close waxniAC,- ana, peculiar, cauuon
10 Its administration I but if a sufficient
imprunt of JUijwhichiajtoJbe found
in rhe medical annals of the present
century. The Gout has aU ays baffled
the skill of the most distinguished phy.
siciaos. and though it is somewhat pal
liated by colcbicum and several other
articles, and by some peculiar modes
of treatment, wc believe that hitherto,
n method of practice, previous to the
employment of Jodine, haa ever prom.
iseu mucn towaras euecung a perma
nent and radical cure.
Patient CQurtthip,l knew a man
that went courting his aweetheart the
jance of three miles every evening
fn fourteen years, besides dodging her
home after church on Sunday-after
"Z'x'T 7 Ml'at.nA .khir tf W
porch
the remaining period he venturedfwhat
a liberty after a septennial attachment !)
to hang his bat on a pin in the passage
and sit on the kitchen settle, The
wedding, a consummation devoutly to
be wished, was solemnized when Rob
ert and Hannah wert in their scar and
yellow leaf.
Song of the Kitty Didet.-' It is
the male Kitv Didet that sings (as it
is improperly called,) its love song to
attract the females. The noise is
made by fbt transparent plates, one
on each wing, very swiftly rubbed
together. When they first sing they
arc only heard in the evening and
nights but after the severe white
frwsta ia Owtpber, and I the weather has
become cold, they sing onhjf in wrra
sunshiny days. They usually appear
in the month of August."
. .. . Paterton InteUigencer."
Yankee, Mr, Cooper, in his new
Novel, The Notions of the Ameri
ca'ns." savsi "The six Easterfi SMes
of this Union comprise what is called
New England. The inhabitants are
known here bv" the" familiar appella
lauon.oL.ef.'" ;Thrs word-is
most commenhr supposed to be aT tor?
ruption of M Yangeese, the manner in
J..,, ,r;k-l c,unmn,.
whiehtha iuuvtfjrADssLhrst known to
the colonists, pronounced 44 English?
Opposing die Tariff. We are plcjs
ed to hear, that a Kc tucky Drover
with 30 or 40 very fine Horses and
excellent Mules, has been, for full ten
days, at Stateburg, and such is the spirit
orihdepcndcnee -and opposition to
unconstitutional and inexpedient legis
lation, that he has not been able to sell
one. We also understand, he has sold
but four since he. crossed the Moun.
4ains. There is another drove similar,
ly situated. Hogs (shoats) have met
with the same reception. Heretofore,
an early drove of horses and mules
would have been sold out in ten days
at Stateburg. Camden Journal.
.. -U Msssa
- Onions. One of our neighbors
showed us, the other day, ome. On
ions, .from one of which, planted in
the springt he has got the astonishing
predict of 28 fine Onions.
Seneca Republican,
Departed Joy A man named
Francis Joy fell down and expired in
the Itteet, in Norwich, Connecticut,
on Monday morning. He had been
addicted to habits of intemperate drink
ing, rFopaui
ces ot the Ked JJeet, narTnto a oarTi
of musty :vciderw1tt':'aeprive"'it f:;Ua
disagreeable taste and smell, as well as
prevent its becoming vapid and acid.
. Calumny crosses oceans, scales moun
tains, and' traverses deserts, with greater
ease than, the Scythian Abaits, and like him
rides tpoo a poisoned arretf -
Cart Cot ttu'GoLt.ur: Ce
MANSION HOTIiL,
SALISBURY, WIITII CJtROLWA,
BY KZRA AILEMOXO.
. FTIIIIS elrgsrt establishment, situated
W. at the north corner of the Court
Jij JJ louse, has beeij recently repaired and
fitted up In a new and superior style, for the re
ception of Company.. Tiff peatest pains bare
been taken to procure for this establishment
new furniture of every description, necesisry
for the comfort of Travellers the mo1 ap
proved servants have been selected with great
care i the bar stocked with choice liquors, and
the stahles attended by obliging and attentive
hosUcrsr The convenience of thii Situation ll
equal to any in the place. The house contains
a number of prtvaJle rooms, and out-bouses, well
calculated for the accommodation oTTrmllers
aa441orders. . Attsched to which, there is a
Dry Goods and Book Store; 5
To those wh may please to call on In'nx ha
assures them that no pains- will b praL to
real,., their stay comfortable and pleasinr
tZKA ALLbiuUiMi.
::&'buvix&'ptji 1827.; ; ? m
fll" B suberiber hts removal fromlhtf
ii
1. bouie fortmeriy owned by Cant,
Uohert Work, dee'd. to th kouie lately l
i"sC
occupied by Mr. David Porter, in the east end :
of the town i theft he will continue bis TAV. I
ER.Y. lie sincerely thanks his friends and
the public for tha patronage heretofore cat en
ded to him i and 'ue solicits the continuance of
their favors.
lie pledges his unremitting attention to his
business, and kindness to those who may be
pleased to-call upon him. 13
WHITFIELD KERR.
StatenlUe, Indtlin.X. C. Sprit 14, 182S.
Goodman's Hotel,
SIGN Or TXXTJ GOLDEN SALT.
THE subscriber respectfully in
forms his friends and he pub
lie generally, thst he hss opened a
TWwmin the house lately adcupied
by Mr,
M. McCulloch of this (own. North
West jcorncf of Kruad and Kinr street, and im
mediately opposite the Court Ifouse."" T he pub.
lie maf.rtly on bis strenuous exertions to render
hi entertainment satisfactory in""ever-particu.-lar.
He wihes the traveller to rail and judge
for hrmtelf. - Private rooms for families will al
ways be kept ready furnished.
JOSEPH CnOTIMAN. "
foWen, A CrVA. 9. 18.'8 8U0
M& tvnvA LantAs.
VIK valualle MM ami Undi
T 1 formerly the rmyrrtynf
aner, dee'd. are offered for sale
SJKy the late purchasers. This land
lies on Ilu'chman' creek, miles east of Mocks-
ville, adjoinins; tlie Giles Mumford tract, and is
equal to any bind in Mow an county, with a large
proportion of superior meadow j the Mitts are
of superior construction, ami have now a very
good smt incressing run of custom ; the water
power can very conveniently be made to drive
any kind of Machinery. For qthrr particulars,
and trrtns, apply to Thomas D. Gibbs, one of
the proprietors, on the premises.
lGtf THOMAS I). GIBB3,
JOHEPII IIANP.9,
PETP.R SsNP.R,
JACOB SANfcft,
MayiUim. MARTIN SANER.
N. B. Another tract, belonjpng to Peter Sa
ner; "adjoining the above, containing 22.5aeres,
mill be sold in connexion with the above, or sep
arately as may best tutMhe purchaser i hich
is likewise first rate lam).
-1hi will be rakl. a lot adjoininr the town of
Mocksiile, containing ten acres of land, with a
lxtd dwcHing.hou.se, with nut-bouses, and an
excellent garden i. this property wilt he' sold
low, on accommodating terma. Apply as above.
fpHE. Race over the Satis-
JL-. bury f'urfr will., cooi
menee on-Thursdav, the 30tb
October, and continue three
FrrsTlhrVTTwtr mile hettSj free for amt-harie:
mare, or griding t
Soiod days mile heats, free for any thing
except the winning horse of preceding day :
Third day; county purse, three best in five,
free for sny horse, male, or gelding, raised and
ewned in the county of Rowan.
HY. CILK,
3 Sefit. 2828. 4i.H
UegimentaV ineT.
Head Quarter $U Re fnt. A". C '.Milidd,1
Salithury, Sept t, 1828. N
THE officer, non-commissioned officers ami
privates, composing the 1 st Rowan (or 6 id
Sute) Regiment of N. C. Militia, are ordered to
appear in tjie town of SiiBshury, on IVednetdav,
the 22d day of October nexl. at 10 o'clock a. n.
armed and equipped, as the law directs, for
regimental muster and review. It is strictly en
joined on officers to appear completely ajmpped,
or the law will be enforced agninst them.
The commissioned officers are ordered to ap
pear at the same place, at 9 o'clock , on Tues
day, the 2tst, with fire-arm, for drill,
EDWARD YAKBRO, Col. Comdt.
. ,Sept.U, 1828. rt .6
Wfttclies, 3feNyery, &c.
THE subscriber -has just returned from the
North, with as good an assortment of
Jewelry, Watches, Silver-Ware, fcfr.
as wss evererforsle-4 this-places. his
Jewelry is of the latest importations, and the
most fashionable and elegant kinds to be had in
anv of the Northern Cities : elegant Gold and
t Sif-- fTtnchr t- plain Do. t tic. , And in a
few dsvs. he-will receive a very elegant assort
ment of Military Good. Also, all kinds of .Vi7-
noficer "All of which wttlbe
sold
lower thin" ichSes
beforw in this place.
The t5vrthe tefn 4n4td to call and
examine these goodst -their richness, elegnnce,
and cheapness, cannot fail of pleasing those who
wish to buy,
All kinds of JVatchu Refmred, and Warranted
to keep time : the shop is two doors below the
court-house; on Main-street.
ROBERT WYNNE.
SdKtfmry, Jlfi?6. 18m 17
SHERIFFS DEEDS.
F
OR land sold by order of writs of venditjoni
exponas, for sale at thjl office.
St.
tr T-
da.
AT FAYKTTKVILLE, N. CAHOLINA.
ON Tucsilsy, Sept. 23d. will ba soil, by the.
subscribers, at their Auction Store, a largo
and valuable assortment of freshly imported
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consistins; in part, of
Superftiu, Jim U esmmsn Cloth U Catilmtrfe
Sattineltu, Vonaitici, Ue. tit.
ALSO, Groceries, . Ilsrdware, Cutlery, and
Crockery Ware, Terms liberal, and made known
at sale. WILKINCS fc Co. AurUonttri.
Fafttteviltt, Srpt. 4a, 1873. 3t34
rosTPOirERnan'.
AStha vessel by which fffo'
Goods adveruied fr sala
on 'he 23d int. were Shrpped,-"'
did smt sail from New-York is
soon as was txpeetetttht aboviv'
sala h unavoidably postponed
am.i!s.k tUt Thudar, Sift. 30 r when it -
will rosiTivstr take ptaee. " " "
WII.KINC9 & Co. Actionem.
fetimitle,M. 12. 1823. ' ;
I INTEND removing from 8fiii6ury in"aDoiir
twp months from this time i those Indebted
to me by wte, will please call and pay the
same and those that have open accounts, will
also please to rail and close the same at or be.
lore the Octoher court neat i tbose that fail to
comply with tba above requests, may expect te
find their papers without discrimination, ia thft
hands of an Officer for collection.
GEO. McCONNAlT.HET.
Sef. M, 1828. sV34
TToittr &uuincton,
Watch and Clock Mains ondJemeUtrt,
CHARLOTTE. N C. .
HAVE Just received an elegant assortment
of articles in their line i which they will
sell very low fur cash, or to punctual customers'
on a credit. OCT" All kinds of Watches repaired,
and warranted to perform well.
July W 1828, 72
: WAGONEKS,
DRirfw
WILL find It to their advantage, to stop at
-ther MCaV TRH, where every eon.
venience is provided for Msn and Horse, to mako
there comfnrtshle, at the moderate charge of 25
cents a day and night, tor the privilege of the
Yard, Ike use of a good boose, ire, wstsr, and -alio
Iter. Attached to the Yard, are a Grocery
and ProvTsion' Ktorr, Bread Shop andGonfec
tionary, ami a House for Hoarders and Lodger
in a pbin, cheap, wholesome and ewtubc.
able style. .... , W
Fayttmitle, rt ,t T828.'
XoUcfc to 8laVe-oveT8.
7' s committed to the jsil in Salisbury,
f f Rowan county, K. C. on the 18th init a
negro boy, aged about 34 ; and has a scar on hie
foirhra'il, and also on one foot. . He says his
name is H.1RRY, and belongs to Henri!!
Weathers, York District, S. 0. 12 miles from the
Court-llwisr, snd was bought of John Springs.,
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay chsrgrt, and take him awsv.
FIELDING SLATER,
.VU9.1828. 3S
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i'owwUtev to te-3aU-
OF ."'Oiitgomery cKintv, N. i". on tlie3doT
September. 18Ma negro man, ha snrs
his name is Lt'MHk and- belongs to a Mr.. Bel-.
cher of Cohtmhia, .C, H is $ feet ? inches
highj somewhat effected whh.;rmins in his
thighs! says he is between Zi and 40 years old:
The oaner is requcted to come forward, prove
property, pay Charges, and tike him sway.
4146 A. FOREST, Jailor.
TO the jail in Lincoln. county, N, C, nji the
22d .lii'y, s negro fellow who says his name
is 41.' HH YtsuL that he ran away from Mr. Wm.
WortTiy; f-Ajhibarea,- who was-teawying him. to .
that state for aJe ; says he wss ntirchiued from"
Mr. Austin in this stste, by Mr. Worthy. He
i feet 6 inches high, his countenance rather ir
regiirarind a'smsll scar oft- hi fbrehesd: hr;
had with him, when committed, a blue cloth
coa i a'sn, a blue homespun coat, and Illicit
negro-cloth pantsloons The owner is reques
ted to come forward, prove property, py
charges, and take him awiv.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN, oi7r.
Sept. 8th, 1 828. 33
Commuted to flits JaA
OF Mecklenburg . county, on the 22d day o:
April, 18.'8, a nerr wnan named 'nyf
who mvs she belongs to a nwn by the nsme ot
John Herren, who lives in Duplin county, N. C.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her asy.
. . JOHN SI. O AN, Sheriff
May 12, 18123. 24tf of Mtcklenhwg tout!?.
' CommUe& to Ja
IN Palisbury. N. C. on the 6th inst. a nepw
man, who savs his name is John, thst he ran
swav fram his master, John Pegro, sbout tw
weeks since, in Columbia 9. C. ; says he fornix
ly belonged to the estate of Gen; Nat. CsrtfV
of Sussex county, Virg. i he ia about 6 feet hirlj.
32 years "old, st rJght built, black compleeT4"
with a small scar above the right eye. The
owner ?s desired to prove property, pay cjr
and take hinvaway. F. SLATER.
Sept. 8th, 1833. . 31
-CommUtedto te-JaiW
OF Wilkes county, a negro Bov, who ssv ''
name is HILL, belongs to Ezekiel Trff
man, of Alabama, and ran away below Fayette-
ville. He M S feet 8 of 9 Inettea WiBJ
made, rather light complerted, between
25 years old: no particular marks perceptiw
ori! h?m? ia;terJestfd
BrowJyj Py charges, and take lu aW .
fellow a hj namiw)nW and th . JJr
longs to Willwm in.w oT-lfiimond-J';
'V.Carolma. - CHARLES PHELrs, "
WiikeAoroKMiy 30.T MoT"-l --v .-M
lost ot iSVisaA,
THE certificate of -two shares in !"ici?'
, Stock of the State Bank of North (
liriat for the renewal of which, applies-' -
be made to the Directory of aaid to '
anoronriate time. JNO. Ti,
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