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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
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AND TIE ART OF HEALfNc GENERALLY
To The Editor Of the S. n. TcicOyaph
WE H. Editor I'VE have noticed in your paper nm
I'VE advertisement by Dr. Marshall proposing 10 cure
Cancerous diseases, Fisula, &c. We have been accus
toned to believe that these diseases were for the most
part, incurable but having had an opportunity of wit
Messing some of the practice of Dr. M we really think IL
would be serving the of humanity to saw that we
have been astonIsed at the attending bis efforts
we have seen the appearance which drew
from all around, expressions of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet after few weeks
under the treatment of DR. the disease to all appear
ance, is efFectualy removed
we take pleasure in calling the attention Of anv o
your readers who may be suffering from these distress
ing Diseases to the advertisement referred TO-
JAS. e.. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RICHD. G.. GILLIAN.
JAMES CASKIE,
w. w. MARsHALL'S REMEDY FOR THE PILES
An infalible remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewbere1
may be bad by aPPlyingio w w Marshall at the Man
II satisfaction Is not given The money viii be returned
- hgrence 10 persons c'ucd Of Cancer fatelyWilliam
reut, flnvanna county; Mr. Hacket Caroline county.
Edward Bass Colesyle; Ichd Johnson, Cumberland
county lhos. skinner, r. City county; Sam1 Mathews
brunswick county; Mr. Noble, Prince Edward county:
Mr. Miller Goochland county, Mr. JanDey, Aexandria:
William Y Wycbe, Petersburg
Sept % 4l-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ENitY fui; brother of Monsieur lonson will stand
- The ensuing season le36) in the vicinity of Hall.
fax, North Caroline at fifty dollars the season. and
rior bone and hnsh his Citizen and Medley blood il is
believed that stallion is better adapted to the Archy
and double -Archy Mares (Which abound in Halifax aud
Henry. For his Memoir and Engraving, ian Engraving
which by does justice to the horse see the
March No, 1885, of the American Turf Register lie
will be under the control of Mr. r.. 5 Woodng
BALE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

IArsx fom Mrs. SieouRxEr, one of that
years II will home the bosoms of many
dwelling in "lony domes."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

VHVHOMAS C. WILSON, General Agent and Cot
N teetor for Newspapers and other claims the City
of Washington, ID. G..
Referaees.-J. H. Reilly, J. Mills, VIM DougI,erty. ].
purdy, W. w. Billing, ]. A. Bender, J. b. Ferguson
Barnard q Raymond, r. q A. IL. Young, J. G. MKel
den, r. Force, w. w. Moore.
january ID. 79-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

HINOk SALE-4Oo OF anod Lam. ON Tho
~ ChckaIiominy lies we'll, eight miles from, Rich.
nond, is heavily iimbrred and within half mile of
saw,n' some buildings; and about fourth Of the
land cleared 7. ssesson givrn immediately ENQUIRE
at the oifce Of the Wing or Enquirer.
December IL = ------ az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

A GENTLEMAN residing above tide water wishes
n to employ for the present year. Lady qualified to
teach the ordinary branches Of English education;
the French language, painting aud music though the
latter is not Indispensable Address TO this oicc.
Jan. ~ 79-2aw3v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
JAMES ROY MICoU, Jr., Cl'k.
CouMlsslosKu's OrrrcE,

Iappahaanock, Jan. 18th, 1896
The parties concerned in the foregoing Order are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 1Ith day Of
February next to carry the into effect. They are
therefore, required 10 attend ct my Office with all ne
cessary papers, &c. WAS. III. PERKINS, Com'r,
jan % [S3-wSwl c. s. C. l.. & c., Essex
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

TUVRUST SALE OF LAND.--Tn pursuance Of a
u trust decd, executed 10 the subscriber by Willam
III. Hardwek, cd, dated the 2isi December. SD and
recorded in the clerks Office of the county of
Buckingham to secure the payment of debt due to
Richard g. Morrss, shall proceed 10 sell, the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready money Tuesday
the LIST Of March next il fair ncs the xt fair day.
tain tract pace OF Land lying and being the county
OF buckingham containing Eve hundred and fifty acres,
aud bounded BY the LANDS OF Charles Yanccy, John Go
yer, aud Samuel T lIadwick aud By james river
The title 10 the above land believed To be good but
selling trustee shall convey only such title as is
vested in me by said rust deed.
CHARLES YANCEY, Trustee
Buckin cham. Jan. %. S.,-wdw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

W The attention of capitalists is called 10 the above
sale The location OF the property (being the depot
Of the Richmond Fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail
hoad is believed to advantages for the location
oil large tavern equal TO any in this city.
Jan. 80. sA-.,d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

..ss usd.,. hi.s ttilc. row .sear.d TO purchaser,
scem 10 fsth.d he abolition 81 The present sysie"
'lecsasc ness esn be substituted Which All mere
perfectly accomplish tbe-e important euds. IL -
'des5fsb,c however tina, 10 o"nsen,eui tune this
hinrty be si,hdfawn from the States, aud The
'rrtt Of si aud the future dispositon Ut II sUfrn-
'dsfrd 10 tic States respectively "a winch " he-.
Phi. reoommc seauoa "a rePeaisd 10 the veto Of
The Land bill, ye, the principal reason gwen Tor 'he
veto 10 because %. public lands arc common pro
pertv, 10 which ell tie States have an equal right,
and bcs nusc the Land bill gives larger proportion
q the proceeds 10 The nos States than TO the old
According 10 these opposite s'e~s. It would he
proter 10 deprive the old States at any share IN tic
public lands Nhsiever. Yet TO give the new States
10 PEI cent. more OF the proceeds would be such
injustice TO tie old States ss 10 Constitute goOo
cause fora veto.
We now s,snd upon the poin, Of time; We are
now surrounded by the circumstances favorable to
that great revolution 81 our natioual policy, by
which the blessings Of our free Institutions, and
the advantages Of justice, shall be made TO perssde
the whole Union and be earned home 10 the dwell
ling of every citizen, by which love and eobhdenc.
in the Government shall be shed abroad 10 ever
heart, aud the Genet OF the Union be made more
ftm and durable; by which the authority Of the
r---.-I Uv..,s ,r,-u, suau uc LnfUwn JACK Aitiin
the paie OF the CONSTITUTION ana laws hnO the nghi
arm Of the "p'oncy porer" cut OIL. Yes, this is
the imporiau, point Of time when these glorious
ENDS are to be accomplished; or when the present
couup, aud partial system is to be enlarged and
doubly nyeied on the country for ages to come-a
system that will continue 10 axalt the power aud
patronage Of the central Government; that will
continue to enfeebie the power Of the States; that
will continue to psralyze the dcfences of liberty;
that will finally make the Taxpayers here, what
they the face Of the whole earth ese,cttre,
slaves 10 the tax-consumers; that under the forms
Of free Constitution, devote the labor of the com
mon people TO the support Of an aristocracy and a
throne.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
70" MEMBER ~ coSonLss-srcosD p,srsief
VIII. LA W ST. AID e.
sKssroRs ros RUTLAND eorsrv,
ROBERT PIERPOINT.
WILLIAM &. kITTRlDGE,
THOMAS ID. HAMMOND.

FAIRY AFFILIATIONS. The Van Buren, presses,
this Stale IRE lnboog iucc"aully to bring into d.epv.
the sppelia,ion Of Wing. Keep il up, gcntlem.n, a,
matter of policy, We like to have you Sol oil
revolutionary times with those who justly aud o.
propriaey called tories They could not be the II. m.
Of Wing.
The @Ppellstion Of "rory" is equally applicable. ia
those who idozc Jackson auJ Van Bareu as 4, wa, with
those who n oien time idoizei King George. BrinA
gold and Jackson gold sought after by the ,ane ,,snu
Of men, AMI similar efforts and argument, are now use.
20 'ejuce and corrupt the people with it. Had il uv
been Tor British gold there would have been probably
very many less tories when we fighting 20 throw 70
The British yoke. So, il j. believed there would b, IA,
less Jackson tories now (whe are hitting TO e1tr-
cate ourselves from the Jackson yokc) If il was no, for
the golden "spoils." However, are thankful TIA,
there are no more who will suffer themselves 10 To temp
ted by this seducer Of the human race
The appenuO4 off," me-" one which every frispl
TO the sheet anchor Of his country ought 10 be proud q
and when this name becomes dare utab.e the Copr.
ton under which live will have los, all is isuiy
1t Is not tramped beneath the feet OF il, usurpers
The Van Buren, regency will have il that they are The
exclusive "Democratic party" that is, that party Who
were formerly identified Democratic Repub aus. tI
belonged to the Jefferson Madison, and Monroe ssAes
We thought 'l'rt we beongS T. that .ehnoi our.e,
and We think now we are not mistaken Our rasi,u
need no proc! oil tisat any rate safely say that
we do not belong to the Jackson and Van lren -Deu
'crat'c ler'y," no more than we belong to the d,
party
However, these noltin pat Jemc crat. are 40 eo,a
'as'c about the assumption of this sppestion wo srs
willing they should enjoy it, They eau hardly pen 20
rucIe on any sutJec, without bringing the term dem.
ocrac onoe or twice in every seutencesnd in d,.er-
ping favor'te stud Home Durham Bull they ess
hardly accomplish their object without making we Of
the term "dcmo cratic :"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

lHE JACKSON ADMINISTRATION. The true history
OF the administration Of Andrew Jackson when /, shah
nave closed ITS mortal career should like 10 see to,
rayed, without the least coloripg or nis,stement, #
facts. ft did not afford one Of he mos, np,e as well
AZ disgusting scenes Of political preyarirstop
folly, and profsacy that marked civil ruler of .ry
country IN modern times, having any preence to reet
tude, we must comics. totally devoid of all under
sanding OF the subject matter. And when we h.u, II
remarked, as sc s"niimts obliged to- with pain snJ
disgust, by the "dough faced" politicians,
although seemingly opposed to tho nea,i n.ai I'M, cd.
m"Tdfioh "W ultimately pass Of rery ,ce Ike lie for.
ner Naturalization, although somethaf Efuiiy we COZ
not but be shocked at the feebenes. and jucit, offO
human nature. Aud.
VIC here take occasion 10 enter our mos, ,Dl.mp RIO
test against the admission Of any such ,loeiriu. h
enough In be obliged 10 witness and endure the uarf
scenes daily before u.s. without hnrilaliu ourselves.
The degrading condition of asserting that they are all 10
be passed over Dud buried 10 oblivion Tti, woull b.
tin'amonni to tolerhng numerous leros atons Of the
rons'itution-to scenes Of intolerance and pe,oeutn
enough to shock savage-to bold aud outfageou, -.
'umpons OF powerful ceusorshp over the pres.-aaI
to Instance. VI pro1ighcy almost withouis parallel
Point out Ia Hhig that asents 10 this LulnstiLs
doctrine OF passing submssion 10 the power. that be- s4
we cannot bat stamp hun with ioryism
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
CHARLESTON, May &c.

From Florida direct. By the arrival yesterday
OF the schooner Motion, Capt. Wiley, from Jack
son'iile, (E. +. we learn that the Indians were
sun committing depreda,ons. and had advanced
within two miles OF Mandarin. situated on the ST.
Johns. They had killed some cattle belonging to
Mr. Hickman. and had destroyed The houses belong.
ing to Mr. Motto, highly respectable gentleman
from New York, whom they killed and sea ped
All HE Planters within the vicinity we're removing
to Mandarin, leaving their fields with tie crops
growing. The probability is, they will ere long
destroy all the settlements on the ST. Johns rlyer
-.Mtrcuy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
COLOMBIA. NAV d.

=, ''1''''''Ni q" IT
Litter from Florida. In letter received in this
town from 81. Marks, dated 2O,h inst. it is stated
that the people there anticipated an attack from the
senlnole-, depreciation having heen committed
within 10 miles of the place. The inhabitants all
nave to sleep 10 the Old Fort a; night. The let.
Ter likewise states that The information had been re-
cei'ed al ~. Marks. from the Block House near
the cove Of the Withscooehee, by three men who
ade Their escape for the purpose of getting succor
That the gallant band who we're in had sustained
siege by large body of Indians, for above
month, and were reduced to one ear Of corn DER
day: that there was not spot on the Block House
as big as hand tina; was lot perforated with bul.
lets and that DIR McLemore, Mr. Holyman, and
George Fisher, son Of Col. Fisher of North Caro-.
lima, were among the killed.-N T. Tfme,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
AUGUSTA. NAV 2a-st night.

FUOusTA, May 24-st night.
Battle rih he htians, The passengers from
the west by tonghts stage report that the Indians
had attt'esed Juoiatoa. They had a hard fight,
~ Whites killed, and from 100 10 200 Indians and
one Indian Chief taken prisoner. The sccoun, is
believed to be true.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

yessles 10. s.ss ss5- ~ large porions of Tic pss
hne.'
Tbs folio s'ng table ~'i' shos the liberal g'sr's
-A.Sh haze beet Hsds by Congfr.s 10 tie eeA
Flstr..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

WING TRIUMPH AT wAsHISGroE. Col PEER Fofe,,
Whs) was elected Mayor Of the city Of Washnsto on
Tuesday last. HIS opponent was II. NJ. Mott, (Adm)
The only importance attached 10 this election j, tho 10.
csy II was where the President the Vice Prs.d, u.
aud the member Of the administration party mus, be-
known personally, politically aud publicly, IL they srs
known any where. Where too. there is perhaps more
public patronage bestowed and very svhly too THAI
al any other a.s Of the gntude 10 the u State,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

"'" vs. AND 'Hk GAG ELL; commonly
called he "BiH Of .4bopanai,o,s," Thi, obooxiou. bill
introduced into the Senate by Mr. Csihouo ADD which
has been the subject Of much animated End .ermosoo.
ae0s'e recently passed the sensts nepiso, Stage
oy '"e ea"'"s role Of the Vice President Subsequent
however on it' final passage 1t was rejected BY 'oss
Of 10 IN favor TO IS sssn.t it.
n" vote Of the Vice President (Mr Ven Borer) hrs
Justly drawn down the ,evsrsst snn.dvsr'ioos from
some Of bis northern and western friends, lie ehsrs
ed and we think Justly too, Of attempting to buy vgss
and Georgia with this act Of e.chery 20 the BoO-s's
holding S's's' lie may succeed, .si he rs, ioo:e Is
ihI lsJ ..uss, fer ell
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

Flour is selling +" $40 per barrel a, ailedgsvilIs,
Georgia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

from The ~ T. Courier L Enquirer Of Thur.a.,.
lorders, No. 49,
mead Q1orters. .Amy efFyrida,
o. 'fHgS'iine, Nay II, 1886.
The pan'cs which have recently possessed the
good people Of several large districts Of this Tern.
iory.sre infinitely humili.ting.
"'n'n Few dsy'. jus. Eve Indians penetrated (.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
Florida War.
TIE WAR IN FLORIDA.

The following letter from Gen. Scott, is copied
from the Washington Globe aud the General Order
which follows, was published at ST. Augustine
The order has produced good deal of excite
ment in Florida. and public meeting of the clti.
zens was held at ST. Augustine, On the ooh ult.,
to express their opinions on the occasion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22
Valuable Land for sale.


Al 4. TH'ilE subscriber offers
IL for sale bis Valuable
Gfts v Plantation on Rocky Rlv.
I'LL tS-b er, niles west Of Con.
$1,000 asas4s cord, Cabarrus County,
containing $50 acres of first rate cotton land
ITO acres nearly all newly cleared and III
a high state Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mead.
ows-.good improvements, principally frame,
GIN house, Cotton press, Threshlng ina.
chine &c. The situation is noted for health.
Terms made easy.
-ALrO-
A plantation 3 miles east Of Charlotte,
Mecklenburg county, Of $50 or 400 acres /;
large Meadow, good improvements and fine
Orchard of early aud late fruit.
Also
A tract Of $50 acres, all wood land, lying
east Of the Charlotte and Salisbury Road,
Joining the lands OF Matthew and Francis
Alexander, 81 or miles from Charlotte.
For terms enquire Of
A. +. ALEXANDER.
March Q, 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22

A Camtoa. week or two since, the
editor of the Essex Banner, received let
ter from Bradford, containing two dollars,
and an advertisement purporting TO be from
young lady who was anxious to enter into
the holy state of matrimony. Every thing
appearing fair, II was inserted, with the sig
nature annexed. Ii was soon aScertained,
however, that il was a miserable hoax; and
We are happy to add that BY the eXertlons
OF the editor and the friends of the young
lady, lis author was discovered, aud has
made all the reparatlon he could make BY
publishing over his own signature the fol.
lowing confession, which we re.publlsh for
the benefit of all, who like him, are base e.
nough TO be guilty Of such shameless OF.
fence. Boston Post.
Whereas, an unauthorized, false, aud
malicious advertisement, purportlng to be
subscribed BY Hannah Hull, was inserted
in the Essex Banner OF last week, |, Ma.
thaniel Holmes, Jun, of Bradford, hereby
confess that was the author OF il, and that
| have thereby wronged Miss Hull mos;
cruelty, and without the least provocatlon
or reason. | therefore penitently ask her
pardon, and also take this method of inform.
ing the public, that there never has been
any improperly Of any kind on her part,
which could justify said advertisement but
on the contrary, that her conversation and
conduct have been at all times correct, ylr.
tuous and lnotfenslve, and that IN causing
SAID advertisement TO be sent to Mr.. Farms
worth, through the post Office, IN a letter,
enclosing two dollars for lis insertion, | was
actuated BY blind intatuation and reck.
less disregard of principle, honor and hu.
mainly. therefore beg leave 10 express
my sorrow for my barbarous insult upon
Miss Hull, and TO solicit her, and Mr.. Farms.
worth, the editor of the Essex Banner, aud
public generally to forgive me.
NATHANIEL HOLMES, IT,
Bradford March q / -l6n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22
NEW GOODS.

CIes, "hich ne offers TO the public al :
duced prices. The leading ones are. u
Gold aud Silver Patent Lever. Len,,o
Plain English and Swiss WATCHr.SS ud
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE.
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle F,,r
with glasses, (rhite, green, blue ~
azure to suit all ages and sights ~
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and a.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, HE ~. !,
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARrIcIt
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ.
Brlt,ania ware IN full sets, Fine Plated r.
destlcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated ~ !.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket kn,e. ..
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes ~,
do, Table and Tooth do, a variety of prp
FUMERl of The best quality, Va
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine p,.gs
English and French,) Snuff Bose. D..
cusslon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson s.,
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &C.
The above articles, added 10 hs lor.,.
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, will embrc,
a variety, which will be sold low q, ca
or on short credit TO punctual dealers,
THOMAS TROTTER
Charlotte, NorsHber, ls35 7OIf
\. b. Those who have long S,sp3,,
Accounts Will remember that most pt9
need money 10 carry on business.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22
400 PACKAGES
OF Fresh Goods of the Latest
Importation /!
M + are now receiving and opening, very
Wv large and splendid assortment 81
american. british, AMI India
Goods,

purchased in the Cities Of New York and Pbiladcl.
9hia, for CASH and also before the late adraacs.
However, orr customers Will sue that orr prices
are a shade lower for goods, than formerly, except
Sugar. Our present stock was selected With
great care, Below we give tie uamls Vi a few Of
our Goods
sup, Fine Bue and Black CLOTH
Sup. do Adelaide West Of England
sup. Black French CASHMERE,
do. Cinnamon Drab. A splendid assortment OF
Summer cloth for gentemen's wear,
Ribbed buckskIn Cashmere. assorted colors,
DO Linen Drill, "a new artlclcl
4 fine assortment Of Summer IESTiNGS,
A tasty selection Of fancy goods Tor LADIES',
a splendid asst Of rich tig. silks latest style Groe
dc Rhine, Cold silk Shallyctts, fine article.
Painted Swiss MusIins, very haud.omc
4 great variety Of English and French Painted
Muslins, French Calico,
200 pieces Of Calico assd. from 10 cts to 40 cts.
per yard, i variety Of ne~ patterns,
A great variety Of French Glughams, assd. coils.
4 fine assortment OF Fancy Handkerchief, made
Of sewing SILK new article,
Linen IIdkis, Long Lawn, large stock Of Linens,
Gloves, ass d, Ladies sIk-ubh'd Hose, Black do,
Blond Lace Wells, Thread Lace, Inserting Mus
lin, Edging and Inserting, Plaid silks for Ladies
Dresses, new style, Ladies Crayats, assd.
We have, also, fine assortment Of J, Tallman's
BOOTS, No. /, made 10 order. Ladies SHOES
made by Israel Robinson, to order, warranted
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22
.HISCEILE.N.EOUS.
song or THE SEASONS.
n :. u ~

BY $ F. WALLER.
The prettiesi time OF all the wear,
Is the CAV and smiling Spring,
When the sun Is bright and the sky is clear,
And the fruits are blossoming.
When the flow'ret leaves Of every die,
In their rife and blushing bloom,
Blend each breeze that passes BY,
With soll and sweet perfume.
When every hill has a dladom
OF moss and yerdant green,
And life is hung on every stem,
And natures smile is seen.
The liveliest song is sung in Spring,
When the birds in their plumage fair,
Carolling on their sunny wing,
EnIiven all tie air
The sweetest time Of all the year,
Is when the genial rays
OF Sgmmsr fling the dancing cheer
In ietes and roundelays.
When ripeued berries in their blush
The sportlye young invite
And JOYOUS souls are in the Hush
OF frolicksome delight.
All Summer DAYS are golden dreams
When hunming hours ON the wing,
And honey bees, and gushing streams
Our steps are all eullyenng.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22
II list Of Letters
I'D ENAINING in the Posto!iice At Chasl
4 q on the Isl OF April, 1850.

I'D ENAINING in the Postotce At Charlotte,
4 q on the ST OF April, 1856.
A-lslbella Alexander, Henry Armes, W l.
Alexander, Thos. W, Alexander, Edwin Alexan.
der, Cyrus A. Allen.
B-Absalom Black, George Baker, VIM Bar
ton, o. Bartlett, Jos. ByeTs, Rachel Bel, John c
Barr.
C-David Chambers, Alex. Cooper, Jno Caru-
theirs, J. c. Caldwell, Henry Casper.
Dill. VI. DeHese Thos. Douglass.
E-CharIes Films, Caleb Erwin.
F-Jaheu Fox Andrew Elluiken, David Fla.
niken, Miss Sarah Frier, Mrs Nlnty Finn.
G-Amas4 Get, John K. Gorrell, Robert C.
Grier, Jas C. Griffith.
H-AIley Harrison, Jno. Helms, Jos Honey.
cut, Jno Hipp Abel Hux, Jno. Hodge, Jno lien.
derson, William b, Hail. Conrad Hance, Hagias
Il futile.
Martin lcehour.
k-Nary herr.
L-Joslah Lewis, Jas Lalla, Jno K. Lawwell,
Jean Lemmond, Mrs Cath. Lewis, Wm. Londra.
gen, Jno. Lowe.
M-Zeb1ion Morris, James Matthews, John
Mitchell, VIM Mckeiyey, Jas. L. Martin, John
Means, Mrs. Sarah 5. Morgan, Wm. Miller, Jno.
Miller, Ben. +. Masters Cyrus Mcclure, John j..
Mcintyre, Milton McG4hey.
S-Wm. G. Neely, sam Newland.
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