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90 -.fss--ss
Valuable Real Estate For Saic.
'. BROGLIt..

S'itE subscriber wishing 10 remove offers to sell
or exchange tor Western Lands his Estate
lying upon sides Of Roanoke river, near the Big
Lick, III the county of Botctouit. 1t Is divided by
the river INTO equal portions of 500 each, one
OF which is principally valuable as an inexaustible
reserve OF timber Tor the support of the other upon
whch the Improvements are situated. The improv.
moeiy has about $50 acres cleared (which 300
is compact and unbrokcn Bottom of great fertility,
aud the residue Of the cleared land, together with
the greater portion Of the unccared well adapted to
the several staples OF the country. The Mansion is
OF brick, nearly new b~-A pain, but comfortable
sna of s nssS.s ss9ssnss .a5
situated on commanding emnencc, and surround
ed by beautiful Grove. The Oycrscer's house. Ne
gro huts, Wheat Machine and House Stables Corn
Grub, &c. &c are of the best Kind and most elieihly
situated. 10 strangers who unacquainted with
TINS section OF Botetouft, it may be well to remark
that, ton saubry of climate, fertility of soil. and ex-
celienee OF society, 1t has few parallels. The sub
scnher would be willing to take Negroes or Cotton
Lands IN South Alabama, in exchange for the estate
WIN. LANGIIORNE.
Dot. 3 VT.
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LAND FOR SALE.

b = the 10Th day Of February, 1876, there will be
~ sold upon the premises, at public auction. the
tract OF LAND Containing four or five hundred
acres upon which Iacharah Isbell, decd. formerly
,es'oe" on i''rrS 'teek IN the county of Amherst.
Ii is represented valuable place of Land. and
well deserving the attention Of purchasers.
The sale will be made in pursuance of decree of
the County Court OF Amherst, entered up during the
last summer. IN the case OF "lsbcll rs. Isbel"
Ierms-A credit OF one and two years equal in
statements purchaser giving bonds with good per-
sona security and deed OF trust upon the premi-
ses, TO secure the payments.
SAM. GARLAND,
CHS. W. CnRisTilN. comr''
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Jan. 81


M llEREAS William II. Knight executor of
w William kneht, at court of quarterly scs-
SION held for Amherst County, the Odd lay of March
ESQ. before the Justices OF our said court by the
Judgment Of that court had recovered against Willis
Franklin thii, seven dollars and fifty cents for debt
and interest thereon to be computed after the rate of
SIX per centun per annum from the lith day of June
l-"2, TIL payment and eight dollars and ffty-nine
cents or his cost, by him, about hi, suit in that be-
hall expended, whereof the SAID Willis Franklin is
convict as appears to us OF record nevertheless ex
ecution otthe said Judgment still remains TO be made
as by the insnuatlon Of the said William Kniaht's
executor we arc informed. And because thos.
things. which, IN our SAID count arc rightly done we
would have duly pun IN executions therefore we COM
mand YOU, as YOU were before commanded that Won
make known to the said Willis Franklin that he be
before the justices OF ON said court at the couu-
house. on the third Monday in March next to shew
II any thing Tor himself he hath or can saw why the
sad il|Am H. Knight. executor of W lillian kught
deceased, execution against him OF the Indictment
aiorasad may not have, II TO him seems expedient
and further to do and receive what our SAID court
shall in that part consider Andhave then there This
WIT. Witness. Robert finsley clerk of our said
court, this, IN day OF December, 1880 AID IN the
oOth year OF the Commonwealth.
RCHFlT TINSLEY.
Dec 81 vii.
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The dover interest of the widow of Zach,,iah t.
bell dec d. IN the Land above described. having been
purchased by {. isbell dec d. his life time notice
is hereby given, that that will be Sold at the
same time and place, Terms made known on the tay
OF sale, when the DEGREES and plas will be all exh
blted. VI. H. GARLAND
idminir. rith the ,riH anpred Of Chs IsbeH decd.
jan II wto5F
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lRGISIA. to rit:-A, rp.lss h.la

Y 1RGiSIA. TO scit "A, russs h.la
Office OF the circuit superior con-, ~ 'le ehf..
December. 1875; 'ne sth das -
Lawson G. NJlcher
1you,, Plaintiff
David iIifginbohau,, Jesse Uiop;,l..,
ihgg,nbotha'n Eugene iisgiubotham I'm pah.el
ue' ,iohees X. Coleman, John, Jesse. ca Ia Lon.
mel liiiain and Thomas Higciubotbs' 3lla Dl.
OF James iigginbofham James Thon,,ahh children
ms VIE and John Seedcrs and Poll, L,s aa Liza
SAD LIZA and Polly also childrea - It, Which
'dLhes 'iigelnbotham, James Tate and Nhe said
"he' Elgah H. Norman and Jane :. his ~ ;. hls
nan hfawner and Sarah Banks his wife ~, ~ II.
Scales and Nancy Robinson his wifi II William
and Clara Green his wife John Green ,,9as lille,
Thomas i,ieginbotham Sterling N,,Essiihoottan
!eford and Frances London his wife H. slars
anu Lucy his wife, which said Mary $. J ,nd Nam
ran fanks Nancy Robinson, Clara Cr '" " sa.
Green Thomas = Frances l.. and Inc,u' !ah0
children OF Ann Staunton Hgrinboib.,,, are flq
dfen of Reuben 4. IIgginbothan nan,a'' The edI.
and William Thomas iligginbothan, j,f aAnoea
John s'iggmboham, deed. i 1 >oaai
IL Cu,,cr, heiendaai,
he defendants John Jesse Gal,ati, l.
nam and lhomas liigginbotham chilj,,"9 "''. W.
fieginbotham, James Thomas and r M OF jam,
John Seeders and Polly his wife. wI,,nh us VIII
ana FOIL, are also children of the said s''d liz
'oo''i'''' James ate and Many :. his W.T., rs
an and Sarah snd ' his wife f. bis Ts an sa
cy Robinson his wife, Thomas llls,N ah1 Aal
Green his wife, John Green IIigginbon,, and Chrs
mas = lligginboiham, Sterling Maids, n 81 3ha Tho
aud Frances London his wife, Roher NJ kleiort
cy hs Wife and the children of Reuben anu ,' io.
no,a Whose names arc uni nown no, ha,nss VIZ
To the act Of assembly, and the rul,y -, ,'teoflng
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence ,,' eonr,
arc not inhabitants OF this Conmonwcal,b ,'''' they
OF the plaintiff by his counsel it is o,d. i9;en
the said defendants do appear here or, -, ', that
hts, aas oil the next term, to answer the bin l., Tue
s,~' ana ,hs f's copy Of this oderbe forthwith
successfully, and posted at the from, doa. months
courtho sc in said county 'o' al the
\ copy-Tcste
JOHN THOMPSON. in r.,
Dec. 81 'h' ttfk.
WIN
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THE, LETTER.

LETrtR Of THr
n!'Er nr pRnEi II IN II BAG l. a


We have cone into possession ,r tn, iollouin,
letter, hcng tire SANE which Mr.. Fors,th on tn,
llth OF September allowed the FreEch Charge d
Afaires TO resd 10 him, bat which lie declined tax.
ing cognlzance d, a. not rflcial, an Of which h,
subsequently, refused 10 receive copy on tn,
same ground, though il was communicated b,
Mr.. Pagooi, by express authority from his govern
ment, contained in tie document itself lis tone
is extremely mild and eoncatory, though wilhou
abaiing any thing from lie roquislloGs OF Gen. la
laze's amendment. Ii !, to ho regretted that sncl
letter from such source, was not net by oar
government in corresponding spirit
PANS, l7lh June, 1885.
SIn,--Thcrc no LONGER exists on oar plrt an,
obstacle To the oniTe accomplishment OF the treaty
concluded on the oh Of July, 1881, between
France and the United States. The project oi
law relative 10 the indo mniles reciprocay stipu-
lated 10 that treaty, afer having succcssi,cs pass.
ed the two Chambers has received the roy .anc-
ton.
say, on our part; fer ever, hing row depends
on the Government OF tn United States; it be-
longs 10 them 10 tie only ob.oclc that still
subsiSiS. By virtue Of clause inserted IN Art.
ls by the Chamber Of nppulj,s, the French Co
vcrnmert must deirr maxim Ire p.}Ecu;S agf,ed
upon, uutil'ahat of tie United STATES shall have
explained the true meaning and real purpou Of di-
vcrs J,assages inserted bY to President of the Uni
on IN his message at III" eprnlhe Tn. last ses-
sion of Congress. and al which all France al the
first aspect was Justly offended
The Government hs,iur discoytr,d nothing in
that clause II, variance viii IFS own sentiments, or
the course which II lad intended 10 Ivr>u,, thu
project of law, thus amended on the lStl. Of
April by the Chamber OF Deputies, was carried
on the 9th 10 the Chamber OF Pcer, herewith
annex the trposc which accompanied il. That do
cumen, will show you, in lew words, in what
light consider tie rrsneciie" positions If H.. two
countries. ! also anncs the report Of the commit
ter, presented - IT, Clanlcr ri Peers on lie 5tl
Of Jane. 70 ~ ,4.t,.v sr. t,,v far tb,t ,l,n.s
eoDearrod IN lie oI.ialua II .fc Chamber Of De.
putics.
Nj. Iiy;rr.ie ia, tea Iaii.. Without walIiDp
co. he voie n tie Chamh,r,r Peers. leo,isp NJ
Barton rs Charee Il Ag,ire, The l,.,,or b,cli,l,
h. accredited nm "a II. Fnr,,A G.,,un.,n, ;.
OF N.u 2Sf45 al a. Y,r.nH 1,4 Il can. II i,
suhinD.d.
In no. dated 2-,h II, I;,..,.,oo o.,i,,,# -.
the cause q, ms dsp.rt'f, thu, silence observed h,
the r-rnel t,o,ctb,aen, IN ,c,,,on =. ,'r,,i,,,
note vf me Ie,b n ,l.fh,lai Nin..,., .s,c.,lI,
10 H. o,d,r. r. =. t.,,,r,,crI .'.',l,, ~
.,ol,pat;,.n - -. -. ,'I, r.,,,l,' NJ,
Se,uri,, j., E, -. l..s... ~. ,,h ~.
,.n, tc1ac ~ - -.
ourselves W., ,s;ll..,. =. E,,,:I H.; ~
..,si ,.l -, - - - "SH'1 'o'
"fa' VIZ" Ne '9s'se's siA'' nave received nose
- gu =" WV We
w. az e'f.''2@ - "'t '"c '"'cs 81 i's !S.h
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to have been taken TO present them in an nnfsvor-
able light. without making allowance fer ercum-
stances winch explained them, without paving any
regard To considerations which the Government
olthc United States Itself had previously admit
Ted when We at tie end Of tbs uninterrupted
series OF allegations, which have thr appearance o
wrong, for the sole reason that they are made to
resi- IN insulated and iucompci. statements the
unexpected proposition, tho extreme proposition
10 say lie east 10 seine Hpon French property. il
Is inpossibic nj first view, it is difficult after
reflection, 10 escape the thought thai all this pan
If Tire message had been written for The double
purpose stated above.
l. = not So. however; at least we hope i il no.,
Bol 10 Danish 'utcv such an idea, what " MD
he necessary Nothing but what is very simple We
ID ~. brfe contend dbnut this or thai nhsasr this
OF hat allegation, Ibis OF ih,t expression we con-
tend about the intention it'c.f, which has dictated
t'sai pau Of the message. II it he true tia, the
President OF the United States, in preventing 10
Coaefes. statement Of the fact. connected with
the treaty al the li Of July, had no intention 10
cast any doubt on the good faith of the French
Government; if II be true thai the Prcslen, Of
tie United States, in proposing to Congress to de-
cree the seizure, by force OF arms, of French
property, had hot the intention 10 assume with re-
gard In r. ance meracing attitude, we cannot see
low he could find any difficulty in declaring it,
Is such declaration really contained in Mr..
Livingstone note, addressed 10 the French Gov
efnment on the 29th Of January or III Tat which
The same Minister left at his departure on the 9th
Of April
We would he equally al a loss to affirm or 10
deny IL and for this reason, it is evident that nei-
tier the nor the other can be considered SUI
feent. The note Of the 2O,h January is int tled
10 discuss contradctory with the French Co.
vernmcnt the correctness Of facts asserted IN the
message OF President JACKSON. II is intended to
prove that the view taken by him Of these facts is
at least plausible. /, is in the midst Of this long
dSgHlsiton that two or three phrases are incident
ais thrown out on tho lust confidence which the
Government Of the United States has AWAY. en-.
lefiained in the sincerity of the French Govern
ment--coni,icncc which Mr. LIVINGSTON had al /
way, made ii du!Y to foster, and Which, accor-
ding 10 hin, j. no, in contradiction viii, any Of the
IDEAS or allegations expressed in the MESSAGE.
I he note Of the 18Th of Aprl is chiefly intended
To make an indirect and an,iciuatcd examination
OF the amendment introduced by the Chamber of
Deputies. While upon this examination. and with
a view 10 prove that any demand for explanations
would in future be useless in fact and inadmssible
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fancy, we would no, only have departed from a
established usases, bu, compromised, instead
securing, tie passage of he law.
The same considerations were very nsturall
opposed 10 the request made at Subsequent per
Cd by Mr.. Livingston, Tor special session IN III
fai. That Minister must, M Doubt, lasr arg'
them with lis Government, since tic latter shove
ifsoi cntrrly convinced Of their validity mi just
ness.
TIE new Secretary Of State, Mr.. FORSYTH, said
in the month Of October. 10 Mr.. Scrufier. nc Pre-
,iifaf readily understands lrhs his business ha
nef beea tn1tn rp az the 0ptai7g II The u.sioD Il
.;HeRsk hr ron mar account Tar The faot TIA
TIE aemaad m0dr By 'nr livingston II spttia
s,s.ion n ko al paS d,eiiata ar. Forsyth. j
IS lfHr. added that ho President o1,Rd ~ m3sr
paa9 rhV IN, .oHrcrafioa NJ Mr thatqdd. Ia.
btea itiagod gatRhc last dovs ot De,enfbsr m
sitad - tie beginning If that month. Bur lha
observation falls 1eluro the fact. that, by concur
renee OF particular circumstances, on which /
would be- useless TO DWELL this meeting Of the
! Chambers did in reality take place on the Ist u
reeembcr.
Nothing consequently could prepare the frcncl
6o.efnment Tor the language Of the message sem
by tho President to Congress, We wsle aware
thai that message would contain a statement Of tlc
transactions connected with til, treaty Of the III,
~ W y w '"", y" Wv -" - len
r''' ss'' "'''' " 20 WI oer"'"f. bo' nr'
OF, "a ''a' =, '' same '''' informed '.'a' MN
's'' '''"' -. "o"u Imp, 'aN'se 'o"-
W. WV w N'''''' VI wy >"'''''''''
nal n'u'' men nave hech our asfohlshnrnt
"efh the meNsag" reached thls vide oi the Attain
lie And eould u be expected that the renoh
'osefhhfn', hl'i having luIhli.d the double du-
y 81 satisfying rs own dignity by recalling IFS Mi
hlsier IRON wilmington, and oi redecmng the FAITH
81 hea'ts ny obtaining from the Chambers the
appropriation necessary To the completion OF The
convention of th" 'ith 81 July after having ten
10 '',' ''"',''F q '"e 'neu ota'es ms pass
'o''s' 'o".u DC ''Pe',ea' repeat, maj inc
's'I' NoN''"'"'". "oo'd not "a't, beioio II re-
s"''''' any ''n"n,c'''oh Oh inc sopleei VIII sh'
'"N' li1'en' q INC mon aud before II renew
W WI" ''' '''''uP''o i'''lo ~ diat iie latter
"ooia come forward ana express hseii III terms
ea'eola,ea 10 jasper inc unfortunate interruptions
10 "heh the message had gwen rise
Such -, IN fact aud in substance, thu course
which the amendment introduced by the Chamber
al Deputies las pointed ont to the Government
such Is the course which the Government intended
10 have pursued, even II the law Ind no, made it
their dui'.
'Neserlh,tss, II ~ against this course, 81 simple,
- reasonable. that Mr.. Livingston seems 10 wish
10 protest belorchand
Mr.. Livingston fully admits in his note of the
9Th Of April, the right of loreisn Governments to
take proper exception to the acts and language of
the Government which he Represents
Should the President" he observes, :" do an
o'heisl executive act affecting foreign Power, OF
l..
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w E,the undersigned, BERG first dnly sworn. have
w proceeded TO view and apprasc two cst,ay
Hogs shown 70 us bv Nelson {. Dawson, of hmbersi
residing within two miles OF rrdlar Mills and find
tie same 10 be as follows, VIZ: one a white Rorro,,
wan ,lHall "'AcN spots, without Any mark sup
posed to be about eighteen months old, and Of the
value OF seven dollars the othsr a black and vbiie
SOW, marked ia each "itha crop and over keel
supposed 10 be about wears old and of the v,lue
OF ten dollars Given under our hands this Eth day
OF December 1885. CI!tNpE CARTER.
MARTIN PARKS
BEVERLEY DAVIES.
.i'nhcrst County, TO ut:
The above appraisers were duly sworn before me.
aJnstloe Vt the peace or the County aforesaid Civ
el under my hand this l,lldaY of December, ls}5
AMBROSE RUCKEi:
\ Co s--Teste,
ROBERT IINSLEY. Clerk
Jan ~ w.}w
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YOuDg A,1criean EcliDsc-

MHR WILL make his next season in
nt-E Tx Lynchburg. Good stables and
~rs.ax..as 4 a. pasturage will be in readiness for
mares. llorse-bi'ls in time
HENRY BROWN, J.
Nc
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fgoiHsf


The defendant, Joseph D. johnson, not having
entered his apcarance and gisen security, accord
inc to the act Of Assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the court, by satisfactory
evidence ihal he is mol an inhabitan of tins COM
monwcahh on the motion OF the plaintiff, by
counsel, it is ordered thai the said Joseph John
son DO appear here on ,ar fir,t Monday in tebrua-
~ next, and the plaintiffs bill, and that Il
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN the
Lvnchburg Nrginian. fortwo months sncccSsiNcly,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of
this COUNTY. \ Copy-Iestc,
u. G. CARPER, d. c.
Dec. 3 w2m
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Dec. "a

v ihGiAlA Al rules held in the c,rI,s oa..
for the 'na" superior S court of law and can
9TH day of December 1885 'o'.' The
John Roper aud Margaret his wife, late Mara.
Franklin, George Branner, and Eliza Ann s H'
Debby Ann North, John North, William t;ra. .No''n'
North aud james North, the last five Of nbo,n
iants suing by he said George Drummer tho. ., III
dian and next friend p, "'n guar
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Oct
STOVES.
GunpOWdcr and Black Tea.

w Black Tea Of very superior quality for sale
low. !. T. & j. r KOYAIJ
Oct ..
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{ iR9iSla AZ cour, held for Eedfofl ..,.9.
~, at the courthouse, the Goth day OF Noyen.
Elias Garner and Susan his wife. formerly sn,,n
Is. Patterson, p,.;,,,G.
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RiANS FOR SALE
HCEI
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NlIIlam Mead, ADMINISTRATOR OF Jobn 8 p,,t,,
son, decd, Elancha Patterson widow Of sand john
Patterson dec d., George D. Patterson John S Pat
SON George !" Quares and Rachel his vie, form.
cry kachel Patterson, Alfred Patterson Mary Patet.
'on' Jane Patterson. James Patterson. William Pat
,efSon' .hcienfy Patterson, Eliza Patterson Francs
a'efsoh' and Martha Patterson. Deits.
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" ihGiNiA, to nt:-tt rules held in the clerk,
ONCE OF the circuit superior court of law and
cnancery Tor the county of Amherst, on the 9TH day
OF December, 1885:
Young. plaintiffs,
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Dee. %, 1895
DYSPEPSIA

THNUE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
II SroMAcnIcE 1T hErAricF, formed
by chymical analysis aud synthesls OF seve'
raj prorimd'e vegetable principles, are unit
versaly acknowledged TO have totally e.
cIpsed the pretenslons Of every other RENE.
dy, and superseded the necessity OF every
other mode ot treatment wherever the above
diseases are found 10 exist, as well as IN en-
largement Of the Spleen and n JduHdIee.
Among the symptoms OF Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are flatulcncy, sourness
or BURNING IN the stomach, melancholy, IT
nlablhty, dlsagreeable taste IN the mouth :
great cgularl'y oiappetlte, which IS some.
tunes yoraclous, and at other tunes great.
IN deficient thirst, i,iid breath, nausea,
weakness of the stomach, acid cuctalions,
palpllatun, drowsiness, lrregularliy q! Tie
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter meals,
pain in the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion Of mind, attended With loss oi memo.
rs, guaang IN the stomach when empty,
chrIIncss, affection OF sight aud hearing,
pain and weakness in The back, languor, DIS
lurbed sleep, cold fee, and hands, lremor
uncasiness IN the throat, cough, pam IN The
side or breast, &c.
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Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

FHvHE Travelling Public, and all others
n who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte to any other place, are IN.
formed that the undersigned have added to
their Omnibus establishment splendid
BAROUCHE and 81 Likely and ADD
TIONAL HORSES, either for Harness or
the Sdddle-so tina, all who may desire &c.
commodaton in Their line may be assured
of receiving prompt attention for the time
TO come. ID. L. Doi ~ w w.
Dec. %, 1895
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40 PACKAGES
Of Fresh Goods Of the Latest
Importation /!
NNTE are now receiving and opening, very
Wv large and SPLENDID assortment OF
american, british, a,sd fidiH
GDD1&,

purchased in the Cities Of New y ork and Phlladel
nina. for c Ash and also before the lafs adraaee
However, our customers viii see that our prices
are shade lower Tor goods than formerly, except
Sucara Our present stock was selected WIN
-reat care. Below We give the names OF a ie" o.
our Goods
SUP. Fine Blue and Black CLOTH
SUP. DO Adelaide West OF England
Sur. Black French CASHMERE,
do Cinnamon Drab. 4 splendid assortment Of
Summer cloth for gcaiemen's wear,
Ribbed buckshjn Cashmere, assorted colofs,
DO Linen Drll, "a new artlcle,)
4 fine assortment OF Summer IESIIAHS,
A tasty selection OF fancy goods for ladies'
splendid asst Of rch hg. >l.os latest sty lie Gros
d, Rhine, Cord. Six >hallyrtt1, fine aruele,
Painted Swiss Muslins, very handsome,
4 great variety Of English and French Painted
Muslins, French Calico,
POO pieces Of Calico ass "a. from 10 cts. 70 ~ cts
per ward. variety Of new patterns,
A great variety Of French Glnghams, assd, coils
4 fine assortment OF Fancy Handkerchief, made
Of sewing SILK, new article,
Linen udkis, Long Lawn, large stock Of Linens
Gloves assd., Ladies silk-ubb'd Hose, Black DO
Blond Lace Wells. Thread Lace, Inserting Mos
In, Edging and Inserting, faid SILKS ior Ladie'
\ Dresses, new style, Ladies Cfayats, a-sd.
We have, also 6uC assortment Of J. Tallman't
BOOTS, No !, made to order. l.adtes' SHOES
made by Israel Robinson, 10 order, warranted.
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Singular CdSualty-A correspondent
communicates 10 US the following eNtraordl.
nary and distressing intelligence. While
Mr.. William Walker, at Speedwell, Cla-
bourne county, Tenn an elderly gentle.
man, was making fence, he discovered a
large spider, which he Killed with stone
10 afterwards prosecuting his work, he had
occasion TO handle the same stone. A NOR.
LITIGATION shortly afterwards commenced IN
ms hand, and increased until It produced
his death, in ; or 10 DAYS At the time he
handled the stone, he had a slight sore on
his hand IN which the modification after.
wards commenced, which was supposed to
have come IN contact with some poisonous
matter from the spider left on the stone,
Ds. William Rogers, who attended Mr..
Walker, and who also had a sore finger,
died with a modification, IN four days after
II was first discovered that his finger was
affected. Our correspondent further IN
forms US that a number OF those who assist.
ed IN LAYING out Mr. Walker have been seri.
ously aiiilcted-some are now very low,
but only the two deaths above mentioned
had taken pIace.-hnorctlle Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-10

Norel Election Proccss.-A short time
ago a cottager, between Thorne and Don.
caster, was visited by two balliiis, who pro-
ceeded 10 mark bis effects. The old man,
recolIecung that he had some property out.
side, went out, and Immediately brought in
hive Of bees, which he threw into the
house, aud bid them mark thai In short
time be had the qualification TO sec his IN
welcome guests take hasty departure,
sans ceremoaie, through the window, GOV.
cred with bees, IN which state they made
the best of their ways TO thei. respective
homes.-Londo7 paper.