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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti. Bilious Pills,
Arc Tic CHEAPEST and mo~i approved Fam
ID, Medicine ever offered to- tbe Publ,c.

Arc Ihr CHEAPEST and mu~i approved Fam.
ills Medicine ever offered to the lub.sc.
lney are Nteineiy mlid 10 :hctr operaitn,
neither causing siekncss 81 Use stomach, na'
any unpleasant sensation ~ the yslem, IS
Is too frequently the result from medicines
gwen to act upon TIC bsses. Ihey act ~.
c,hcaIi, upon the LAYER, When "a a TORPID
condition, catfyiHs ot large quantity q
bile, through the u.lurncc 81 the cxcefut..
iu"ctlou, Nh.ch, Il suffered to remain 10 tho
system, would produce Gather Ja1ad,cc, II.
yer Compliant, Bilious Fever, Fever lnl
Aguc, OF sonIc other gueuous bodily attic.
ton. Ia AL cases "A turfor "a lIsc bontl,,
they act like a charm. In recent cases II
DN psia. tkr> are a eefiatn cure. MANY
persons Who we're subject TO ,iolcu, attacks
u SICK bsad.ae he. have been much benchlrd
and several perfectly cured IN few weeks
by their u-e. They are highly recommend
ed as a preventative and eurcoi BsI,"us CON-
plants Persons Who are subject 10 that
distressing complaint, sea ackncss, by tax.
ing portion or Two Of them a lev days pre-
be almost certain to escape II. Females
cen use them at all periods, Wilhou, lncuf-
ring any risk. Their virtues viii remain
uu'npaired for years ~ any climate. No
family should be althuul these Pills a por.
ton III them, taken OCCASIONALLY, would 10
the means OF preventing much Suffering from
sickness. IL is from neglec, al keeping W
a regular perisialtle acton OF the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering TO lie ABSORBED
and mingled with tho blood, unasslmllated
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
DIR. 7. feels conlident that no person who
gives these Pills u fair trial, will ever after
feel wiling to lie s,.hout them. The ics.
Iimouy Of thousands speaking IN The high
est terms OF their efficacy, might bo added,
but the very high reputation DR.. +. has ac'
qutrcu as the inventor Of the [" Patent Icct'
table Mcdieia0 Sfomaehica et Hepdtra,
Tor The cure OF Dyspepsia aud LAYER CON.
plants, Is thought suficlen, guarantee 10
those wishing to make trial OF their 'lr.
tues. They contain not particle OF Mer'
curry, or any ingredient tina, does no, act 10
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DIR. +. having been educated under Mo
most eminent American aud European Med
zeal professors, and pracl,ced his profession
many years 10 the South, where diseases Of
the most obstinate character prevail, con
s'ders himself well qualified TO Judge on tho
nature Of diseases lncldcn, to warm climates
Prepared by Josrru pRIrsrLY PrrTR''
( NJ. ID. 7. b. {. r. NJ. at his Institution iof
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means oil
vegetable remedies, No. 1919 I.,boriy street.
New York, Inventor and so!e proprclor'
Each box contains forty Pills, Price ."
, CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold IN
/ Charlotte By Smith q Williams; IN Con
cord by p. u. Barringer, and in SALISBURY
by John Murphes, where numerous cer'''
Gates Of their efficacy Gun be seen.
jas. pRlESTLY PETERS
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s2J REV ARD.
Look at This!

HNHE Subscriber informs the Citizens Of
= Charlotte, and the Public Generally,
that he still keeps up the OMNIBUS con.
Germ for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte TO any Of the neighboring
towns. lie also keeps neat aud easy rid.
ing JUMPER for the same purpose. lie
also keeps fine ding horses. All Of which
will be hired out on as reasonable terms as
possible. First rate drirers in all cases.
July -, 1896 n r BOYD.
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NOTICE,

HANlNG qualified at the October term,
II n 1896, Of Mecklenburg Count; Court,
as the Executor Of Ruben Bowel, deceased,
| hereby notify all persons owing SAID es-
tate 10 make immediate payment and those
havng claims against II are requested to
present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery j..
AMBROSE NJ REs, Erecutor.
Oct %, 1896. Isl.
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Raleigh, Sept. |, 1886.
For five or slr years previous To ID. Spring Of
1884,. Negro man Of thine had been much aiElic-
ted with an liberated arm and hand, which rem.
dercd bin almost uscisss Tie ulcer embraced
that part Of bis arm from the elbow down. iuclu-
ding his entire hand which was literally a mass
Of Puirefactiou. 4 lo'nt Of one finger, aud part
IL the thumb, rnrished and dropt "a, A more
distressing and hopeless case have never hehsld
II was abandoned BY his physicians as rreurablc,
e1cep' BY the amPulatlor OF tho band
The bSst medical treatment having faed 10 re.
heve The man, placed him under tbs care Of Mr.
William W. Gray, in this place, Who, with his
Ointment, has etiec,ually cured the case. although
the Negro va frequently absent, Tor weeks and
months together. lie has been entirely well for
tile last eight months and / have good reason to
believe will continue so.
WILLIAM BOYLAN
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House ana Lot fOI. Safe.
Some nelC Furniture.
STATE or NORTHCAROLIAA,

nECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, AuguS term, 1886.
Isaac : Alexander, Guardian
~. Petition for Sale
The Heirs at La" Of Martha Of Land.
Wilson.
q appsarug TO the satisfaction of the
Ill Court, that Samuel Wilson aud Mary
Beatty, Two Of the heirs al law of Martha
Wilson, decd, reside beyond the limits of
this State, therefore, Ordered, that publica
ton be made for SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, for sand heirs at law, to appear
aud show cause, why the lands mentioned
in petitioners petition, should no, be sold.
Witness, p. Thompson, Clerk Of our SAID
Court, at Office, in Charlotte, the last Mon.
day Of August, A. y. Ir3G.
?. THOMPSON, e. Mac.L
Nor 9 1896. Price adv So
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.UISCELLf.NEOCN
old winter il coming.


Ola Winter is coming sguln-alack'
How ICY and cold Is he
He whistles his chills with a wonderful knack,
He cares not pin for shIvoring back
lies a saucy old chap TO white and black,
For he comes from cold country!
A ailty old fellow this Winter Is;
A mighty cid fellow for glrt
He cracks his Jokes on the pretty sweet Miss
The wrlnkled old maiden, unfit to kiss,
And freezes the dew OF their lips--ior this
Is the way With such fellows as he
Old Winters a frolicsome blade, wot-
Tie IS wild in his humor, and free
He'll whistle along for the want Of his thought,
And set all the warmth Of our lurs a, naughi,
And ruiIlr the faces BY pretty girls bought
For a ffolicscme fellow is he
Old Winter is blowing his gusts along,
And merrily shaking thu tree
From morning tall night he viii sing his song
Now moaning and shor,--now howllng aud long
His voice is loud, Tor his lungs are strong
A merry old fellow Is be
Old Wia,er's a wicked old chap, ween--
Aswlcked as ever you'll see
lie wi,hefs the flowers, fresh and green
And bites the pert nose of the Miss of sixteen,
As she tfippingly walks, in maid,nly sheen!
4 wicked old fellow ia he
Old Winters tough old fellow for blows,
As tough as ever you'll see,
lie will trip up our lrotters, AID rend our clothes.
And s,lfi. our limbs. from our fingers 10 toes
lie minds not the cries OF his friends or ms foes,
A tough old fellow Is he
A cunning old fellow is Winter, they say,
A cunning old fellow IS he
lie peeps IN the cr,vlces day BY day,
To SEE how ~e're passln. our tunes away.
And marks all our dolngs, from grave TO gay,
I'm aifsid lie " pecp,Ug AZ me.
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Negroes.

WllE subscriber wishes TO purchase few
IL Negroes for which liberal prices will be
given. He wishes them exclusively for his
own use. Application may either be made
81 the subscriber, or Mr.. H. b. Williams,
IN Charlotte, or Mr.. Hugh Terrence, in
liopeweI.
FRANKLIN L. SMITH.
Nor 6 1886. lstf
y. B. wish to sell first rate North.
ern made SCLkEl. +. L. S.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEPSIA

TNHE PAIENT VEGETABLE MEDIclN,
sroxAcnIcR III hrP,rIcs, formed
BY chy meal analysis aud " nthes,s Of s,s.
raI prorimaie vegetable principles, are uu.
yersaIly ackuo9 lodged to have totally E.
clipsed the professions OF every other rene
dy, aud superseded the necess,i, Of e,try
other mode al treatment, wherever the above
diseases are found Ia exist, as we'll as 10 en-.
largcmeni OF the Splesa and IN JaUndse,.
Among the symptoms Of Ds spepsa snl
LAYER complaints, are haluleBcy, sourno,
or bumning IN the stomach, melancholy, 10.
ritabhay, dlsagreeabIe taste ia the mouiA
great ltrguIariy Of appetite, which IS suue.
tunes ,oractous, aud at other times graz.
is deficient thirst, fetid breath, nausca.
acakucss OF the stomach, acid cructa,ions,
papilaiiou, dfo@sincss, irfcgulartly oi lho
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter meas.
pain IA the head, dtzzincss or vertigo, Goa.
fusion Of mind, attended With loss OF memo.
70, gndwtng n the stomach ~hcn empty
ch,lhmss, affection u ~i.at hnd hearing
pain and weakness 10 tic hNcS isngunr, c,s
turled sleep, cu!d tee, and hands, ircm1r,
uncaaness N the throat, cough, pam 10 TO
side or breast, &c.
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Together wlth other ARTICLES noi enumerated.
The subscribers return their sincrfe ,hanks 10
their friends and eastnu..rs, ins ut lbgfal sgrau-
tascmcnt thsy have received heretofore, and Ihs,
assure them tnai they - iii sell Gos-ss az low. ga
her lof GqsA " % Tsrae, 10 pnne,u4i te.cf., as
they ca X purchased in THIS seciiua o, cuuni,
Purchasers eo4ld a. sci, TO call and ckasnIns
,heu alucA belofs pufchaasag elsc~ hsrr. Al. laCy
asa 10 cal, bear Pttcsf, aud lutgs Or your
scivca a X ". ALEXANDER
Gkar.s.ss Or "a. ls35 Eat
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Returns has grateful hanks to his friends
and customers for their liberal Patronage
10 the above firm, and informs them that
he will continue to carry on the business ia
hts own uame, al their former stand, the
Brick Corner" where he has Just receiv.
Ell, and Is now opening, large and general
assortment Of
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Going. Going. GOING, Once,
Wanted,

ENHE Subscriber not being able to work
IL hlmself wishes to employ some per-
son TO take charge Of his farm, eIther BY the
wear, or for share IN the crop. Ioa per.
sou by the year coming well recommended,
liberal wages VII! be gwen. A man with.
out family preferred.
T. HUNTER.
Nor. 5, lS36. 3w
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.Ue,,,0rU Of Vashiny,on |,

yENHE Subscriber having been appointed III.
Agent 10 receive the contributions Of a.
Cuizens OF Mecklenburg County, towards The az,
,ion of The contemplated National Monun,o, !,
the Memory of Washington, respectfully ib,o,r,
the People Of the County that they will be esl,s
upon IN a short time. either by himself or IN, :,
thori4ed deputy. for such sums as they ma,
think proper to subscribe to the object. No nd
yidual will be allowed 10 give more than one al
lar ON his or her own account. but any small,
sum will lie received heads OF families, hov,,,,
will have the privilege o. giving what they Pea,
ON account of all the members Of their houstbolg,
The names OF all The contributors IN be car,d,
tegi,tercd IN a book. which hook viii be sen, !,
Washington Ciiy 10 be enelosed. with o,h,r. I,
the Monument. TO 30 preserved to future sRes
JOS, MeCoNNAuGHEY, SlenF
June II, le36. 97if
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Sailor turned ILmbitr.-ln the great
Dutch war IN the reign Of Charles II. the
English fleet and that of Holland fought IN
the channel Tor three days successfully, en-
gagged IN the day, aud lying 10 IN the night;
but just as they were preparing TO renew
the action, advice came otf' that an arms
tee was concluded upon, aud the hostile
parties began to exchange mutual clyIll
ties. On board a Dutch u.an Of war, which
lay alongside an English first rate, was a
sailor so remarkably active, as TO run TO the
mast head aud stand upright upon the truck,
after which be would cut several capers,
and conclude with standing upon hIs head,
to the great attonshleni and terror OF the
spectators. Oh coming down from hts ex.
plot all hts cUuurym men expressed their
JOY by huzzalns, ard thereby signiiyiug
their trlumgh over the English. One OF
the British iars, plqued for the honor OF b :
country, ran up 10 the top like cat, aud
essayed. with all his might 10 throw up h,
heels like the Dutchman, bot Not having The
skill, he missed his poise and came down
rather faster than he went up. The rigging
however, broke ms TALL, aud he lighted on
his feet unhurl. As soon as he had recoy.
cred his speech, he ran to the side ID y.
uIllngIy cred out TO .be Dutchman, There
you lubber, 90 that II YOU can
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Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,

aud hopes by assldious attention, general
stock, and moderate prices, to merit con.
tlauance Of the Public Patronage.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Charlotte, 2sth Oct, 1896. Is,f
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A floating farm ydrd.-The following
sketch Of family floating down the Ohio on
a raft, is at cnce highly graphic and charac-
terIsiic of our inland emigration;
ITO day we have passed two large rats,
dashed together, by which simple convey
euce several families from New England,
we're transporting themselves and their pro-
perty TO the land OF promise ln the western
woods. Each rat: was 50 or 90 feet lopg,
with a small house erected on 1t, aud on
each aas stack OF hay, round which sew
eral horses and cows were feeding, while
the paraphanalla OF farm yard, the ploughs,
wagons, pigs, children aud poultry, care.
essly distributed, gave to The whole more
the appearance Of permanent residence,
than OF caravan of adventures, seeking a
home. A respectable looking Old lady, with
speclacles on her nose, was seated on q char
al the door OF one Of the cabins, employed
IN knitting another female was at the wash
tub, the men we're chewing their tobacco
with us much ease as IT they had been IN
the land of steady habits and the various
avocations seemed to 60 on with the stead''
ness OF clock work. In Tins manner our
western etnlgrants travel at slight expense
They carry with them their own provisions
their raft floats with the current, and hon'
est Jonathan, surrounded with hls scoli
my, sgualhns, gruntng, loving aud neigh.
ing DEFENDANTS, floats 10 The point proposed
without leaving his own fire side on his ar.
rival there, may 90 on shore with his house.
hold and commence business with as little
ceremony as a grave parsonage, who, on
his marriage with nch widow, said be
had " nolhin, to 10 bu, walk in and hang
up his hat.
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$40 Reward.

$40 Reward.
s.. dun OF some time since
@ - Negro man named HEN.
eS" RI, he IS forty years of age,
IN five feet ten inches high, black,
w his front teeth out, little s,oop
-. -.= shouldered, speaks quick, be
was purchased from Harvey Hunter, and
no doub, he is lurking 10 that neighborhood.
The above reward viii be paid when delS.
cred TO II. B. Williams, at Charlotte.
JOHN l.. HAYES
Nor 8. 1886. 4w
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The late British Earl Of -, Of eomp.
Gus notorIety and parslmonious celebrity,
super'ntended personally the produce Of his
dairy, and not unfrequentIy sold the milk to
the village children with his own bands.
One morning, pretty little girl presented
her penny and her pitcher to his Iordshp
for milk. Pleased With the appearance Of
the chL!d, he Palted her on the head, and
gave her kiss, " Now" said he, " NV
pretty lass, you may tell as long as you live,
that you have been kissed by an ear"
" All but, replied The child, you took the
penny though"
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Among the number Of cases that have
been mentioned Of absence Of mlpd IN per.
sons, the following are not bad. A young
married woman the other day threw her
infant INTO the cooking stove, Wills, she We.
~ aiiectI puaiely nursed leg Of mutton.
An elderly gentleman walking along the
street, took hold Of a cows tail, and grace
fully placing II over her back, exclaimed.
" madam you have lost your veil.
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You so, Of fellow" exclaimed poor
woman to her husband, "you are always at
the public house getting drunk with hot
purl, while ! am home, with nothing to
drink but cold water"
Cold, you silly jade !" hiccoughed the
husband, "~hy don't you warm ii p
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fHNllE Subscriber Will sell the Plantation
- GU which he nov resides, "a Prov.
deuce Settlement. cigh, miles Southeast oi
Charlotte, between McM,charI and Meal.
pane 5 Greeks, containing 2s2 acrcs-l0O
acres cleared and 10 cxcrlirnl repair and
tine state Of cultivation. The buildings are
a Dwelling House, kitchens, Barn, Meat.
house, SmlIhshop, &c, all large and nee /;
water guId and abundant well 10 he
yard besides two good springs on the place ;
soil fret rate land level aud sruaiiou heal.
thy, convenient. and beautiful. Any onr
~,.h,ug productive Farm aud delightful
Home. can now bc suited.
Also
1J acres Of woodland. one mile distant
from tho above, and uf lnle Souih OF Sha
ron Church, high, healthy, and handsome,
soil tolerable, lumber foe aud abundant.
-ALzo--
Ny interest IN the place where my father
lived, bet~een the two above mentioned
tracts, containing .sJ 4 acres, sail Ioerable,
and The situation admired by oil who have
seen 1t for health and beauty.
-Afs0--
Nv interest IN three other tructs, one in
Lincoln county, Oh the public road between
Beatles Ford and Mofganlon, fifteen miles
Northwest of Llncoluion, containing about
$50 or 300 acres. The other Two on
the West slde OF Sugar Creek, 3 mtles South
IT Charlotte, through one OF which the pub.
he road from Charlotte to Camden passes,
containing IN both about Ais acros,--ail
Principally woodland, high, handsome, we'll
watered audswel numbered.
For other particulars apply to the subscrt.
ber. II. VI. LEE.
Oct. 1s, 1896. lGf
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What is that which is heightened by be.
ing cut at both ends 7 A Ditch.
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4 certain Dutch justice of the peace in
this State, having issued summons made
returnable on the Sabbath day, the cons,a.
-ble INTO whose hands II Vas put to be sery.
Cd icing a fellow of humour, returned the
summons agreeably TO date. The justice
expecting IT 10 be OF different nature pc.
rused Il, and finding what It was, said IN
great passion, "Nut de snakes YOU prIngs
dis to day vor ~
=" Why" replied the cons,ables, "see
whether or no Il IS not reiurnable tins day
aud should neglect my duty, you would
no doubt with great proprIery report 10 the
graud jury, and IN all probability have me
severely fined"
Upon this the justice with loud voice
proclaimed, 4" adJourns this court TILL next
Wednesday" aud called 10 ms son, saying,
" Hauns, look of the almanac, aud see If
dat will be on de Sabba,h's day
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What Is a Iady'a most interesting age
Her marriage.
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Worth Remembering. 1T IS stated in the
CuliNaior, that fruits, such as grapes,
plums, &c. eau be KEEP, good aud fresh for
months after they have been gathered, BY
the following SIMPLE process, VIZ: " TO al.
,ernate them III LAYERS with cotton batting,
IN clean stone la,s, aud place them 10 a
chamber secure from ihe frost, Mr. Norey
OF Umon Village. \. \. and two or three
Of his nelghbors had dawn grapes in tins
manner lat tall, and they enjoyed the
Injury Of fresh, hne fruit through the Win,
ter until The early par OF March
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Fun" Mamma" said llulc fellow,
whose mother had forbidden his drawing
horses and ships on the mahogany SIDE.
board with sharp nail, "mamma, this amt
a nice house, at Sam Rackeis We can cut
the sofa, and pull on, the hair, and ride the
shovel aud torgs over the carpet, bu. here
We can't let any iun al all y
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S,rr.sipg sJtasr of Syriags j D.sk
C1af!otte, 2>th Oct, lo96.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

WV NJ HAkRls' CG%n's;"S ME 6;,,, I n.
has taken the house Main street; recently occupr1
by Martin Hol.ins, between Lancaster, DENLY q 90.
Auction Store and the Old Markrt.-By this arrange
mcnt in connrxon with his warehouse on tho Deck, ne
hopes the better his present friends, and all
others who may be disposed TO encourage hn
The receiving and forwarding business VIII be Part'e"
iarlp attended TO- am authorized by Lancaster. Den
by d Co and John Hollins: to ask continuance o! 'e
business in this department from their friends. Having
purchased the Stock of GroccrieS of Mr. John l"ns
he will cndcavor to fill orders on good terms as any
III SG-eoSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

SIC STORE.-Thc subscriber has just unpack-
" ed At his Music Store and Piano Forte Warehouse,
c,pJ<'" the Virginia Bank. Main Street. an elegant
Ti<o FoHr from the unrvai!cd ncnuiactory q! Nunns
Clark < Co.. Of New York. where all assortment Of
Piano fu."> from the same manu!actory is constantly
on nA;''.o ono of the best OF Chickcrng, of Bos-
49,, on-an s.au,fa oak instrument, made by Loud,
M aud ~ premium in i:i3 at the frnnkl!n lns,''
'n"', - . ~, ia. All SOFT: oFNrSic, OF the hTs' com'
ucs,,s and lSsrRrMuXTS Of tie best makers.
Feb q T-e-.fI p II. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

8grM s IihNSfLL. 40. ., Market ST., south side
w above Front St, rhadr!phia Informs merchants
y<,a. Inc North, and others, that he has in store.
large and general assortment Of saddlcry, consisting OF
saddles every description, bride leather martingars.
soirar>. trunks. collars, whips, &c &c. which viii
M disposed Of upon satisfactory terms. Orders forward
CT iy mail as above will mcrt with punctua attention.
Feb s ST-2awbw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11
January 81.

NNR. ALEXANDER McLElNAs You are not an
YH mhabi,an of this State. take notice, that on the
9TH dav of March next. shall, at the Tavern house
now occupied by myself at Palmyra, in the county of
FIuvauna between sun rise and set of tic day,
procccd to take the drposirions Of William Pannl, john
A Paync Janrs +. Jennings and Others 10 be- read in
evidence on the trial Of certain suit in Chnncrry now
pending and undetermined before the Circuit Superior
Court 6r Law and Clancery for Fuyanna county, i'll
which Edwin F. Watkins and myself plaintiffs: and
Edmund George aud yourself are defendants TIE pro.
ceedings the event that the dcp"stlons are not taken
on that day. will he adjourned 10 the next day and so
from day 10 day, till the whole business is clnsrd.
WILLIAM J. TlMBERLAkE.
PALMYRA FIuv,nna CO. Va Jan. 81 SN--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

AaR ALEXANDER McLEIN--As you are not an
I'VE nhahtant Of this Stale. take notice, that the lst
day of March next, between the hours OF a. NJ. and
sunset of the day. shall procccd at the tavern
house now occupied hy Mrs Lcr. in tho town Of Column
bia and county O. Fuvanna, 10 take tho trp"silios Of
John Forbes r, and ners TO be read in evidence al the
trial Of certain suit in Chancrry pending and I'M
before the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Clanccry, for Fuvanna connty. in which ai Com
plainan and Edmund George and yourself are Defend
ants The business not being prtrd on that day,
the proceedings will be adjourned to the mex day. and 50
from day TO day till all the drposltions are closed
WILLIAM PANNILL.
Eurnnna c0 ill.,
I,,,,-r u Su-wiw