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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
JAMES 3. MoRGAN, SECRETARY.
IV-H.
PUBLIC MEETING.

The citizens Of Richmond having given, IN various
ways. a sympathetic response to the proposition Tor lhe
establishment of Il HOUSE, OF lSDusTRY, for the ao Of
virtuous, INDECENT Females, a public meeting Is proposed
to he held in the Capitol, at 4 o clock, T.. NJ, o II + ~ a
ncxt All the friends of such n charity are ingited 10
attend. 10 dryise the bcs, means of carrying into effect
a measure of such acknowledged Importance and pro-
priety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

Married, on Tuesday evening last. by the Rev. James D. Taylor,
Mr.. TnoMAs BArllE, 10 Miss Fn4NcEs FEIw;sN' both o. tbs cry.
RrTHrRYoonD RL.ln, Of this city, to Miss MARGARET, daughter oil
Minor ienrY EdguunIson OF Montgomery county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
DEATHS.

Dcaa.lc1 this life, on the L,h inst, WILLIAM AETER ARCHER
infant son Of Ah. Jotu f.. Archer, OF Powhafan.
Dice, 1T WGrrcnton, Firginia, on The 9TH instant, Mrs. fitLb' -
Scorr, relic: Of tho late John Scott, Of SPotts?ivania county, III III;
18th year III her aye, aitct-snversi weeks indisposiion, bcioF="an
respcctn, b. aHuacrous cirrl: OF .aIa:ic rs and f!icnds-anh pnt.ic"-
lurl: crit aad 10 oae h: her guni s.asa, .al those Ini,b!. r"'i!'i"+
emi''n'iy o''sc, aed which ~ - will c"hvsr'cd t" make WON'T
Heavens est gil: i1 maE-ana who nd u right to anticipate 4 g'o'
phIoui fs ut. But alas! hcE u"a!s Split has IL! ~ h.2picr f2aihS
above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA.

A highly respectable member of thc Legislature Of
Pennsylvania writes thus to his friend in Virginia
Is hope as Virginia has gone hand in hand with
I" and Jackson, tina, she will, ut the Electoral Election,
g still be found with the Keystone State in supporting
I" Van Buren."-So mate IL be!
You may Judge of the state of the game by the man.
ners Of tie Wing. A losing man loses his tcmper.-
The Wing has become desperate. Iii violent, coarse,
and abusive, in its manner-ln lis assertions rash and
reckless.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

NEGROES FOR ShLE.-Thc advertiser offer! TO sale i Young
- Mon, 3 young Women, Il P~iovsh-boy, a G"l neaIiy gTown, :
Girls ono in her 18th, the niIcr in her llh :snr, a boy and uifI,oN
cnnr,rrh To do service IL I cotton plantation !? Women about % years
oIJ And two Children. Two Of the women arc good scannsi:c'scs,
aud one a cook. %, o,h..
The above described negroes arc uncommonly likely. Inc ehGst
Man is in hi, 25h, si the youngest ~ his is'h year. any S%ut.e'
man. uho wishes TO purchase property of this Kind, Tor his Own use,
with crc meet with such an opportunity As is rarely presented.
AcIedit Willie given on half the amount Tor which thcy may oe
sold, if desired by the purchu scT; in which case, bond with Sstis'ac
tory security will be required. Enquire at this OJ'ee.
o., 81 &c"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

Another Matrimonial Quiz has been perpetrated upon
US. Mr.. James 3. Kayscr was stated in the Enquirer OF
the 10th ult., 10 have been married TO CatharIne Taylor.
The communication was false, as well as foolish. With
all the caution we use: We cannot prevent occasional I'M
positions. We demand a name as an authority for the
publicaLion-but nancs themselves are forged, tor the
purpose of the trick. We take one precaution, however,
which may detect the offender. We preserve the MS,
as we have done in the case of MIR. Kayser. The origl.
nal communication has been forwarded 10 Botetourt
county-and if it should lead to the detection OF the au-
thor. we shall ~cheerfnlly lend q hand towards exposing
him in the newspapers. The offence itself deserves a
rood duckinG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

EaTANTED, as m Apprentice to the Printing, business, u youth
W from Is to Is years old, possessing a good Ensiish education,
ind of strictly moral deroItneEt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

EIIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!-Hun away from the " h'e T'
! phur Springs, on Monday night, Tho 3G 01toITr, a N GT . rJ
man named PRISS, who calls hcrseit PRlCILLA TAiLoH osco
afon, % wears. She had on, whGn size left, 4 dark caHeo urtst; q
drnb cloth cupc, boand rounl with black velvet; ann a III n - n "a a
Toured sun bonnet, lined with green silk. She TOOK Win IL u "a
ric,v Of other clothing. She is ) feet, OF ! inches his", sIT %
built, wears her har plated Oh the Top Of her head, ma e""''e' 80
thercfrom. .,, ;,,. mil go
I will give Sa5 if taken in the State and scGufea ~ 81; "' NV
il taken out Of the State and secured, so that = n' H om, o,.s
\. Il. She has been traceGn as far as Stnuh'oh' "s"'"' Z
es Us Il servant on her return from the SpItn;,:. ., roprI,N
A&-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

The Wing loses Pcnnsylvan;a. Tie Harrison stock
falls in the market. The p~rejudices of the South are
appealed to. against The feelings of the North.-LoSc
Georgia, and the White stock faHs-Gai O!Iio, and Tie
Harrison stock again rises.
The fact is, the signs in Georgia are causing a dcpre-
citation of the White stock. Let them only carry Vance,
though the other signs in Ohio may be against them,
you will see how principally the cause of Harrison will
be dwelt upon by his friends. Mr.. John Buwyer Cald-
we'll we'll ridiculcs the idea Of riding two horses. Let
the war.horse only be supposed to gain the chance Of
one State, and the White horse will lose ground with
his rrOuInS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

&DV ERTIsEHENT:-A senIi%'; an %r;i'o"' t., snanss .S ms pmE
81 H.. wJuE! sell ID Negroes ] IiihLi"S. 3iip"sSt 'h'Wi "'
an cS cc!ient Cook, i Smih, W I 'iP'n'"'S. .o'In' '" '""
make rs. with n tl! p,n1oiiion 81 irt hah"a ih'y ave "F W
ra,c ihy himself or hi>a hccNo'E Il i" ~ F''N'""' tW"' - w
char ,c::r will bcnr u comparison vi til ihs a2me number IN ihe pos
scsSi on nf ans iadiv:iual. FOR urn IT "N""Mee"" HTWn! 81
,lIua Il :: Co., james u. McCuli""Ha 90" heFeh q ha'h''"","'
Pen :rshurg.
e tpl F~~E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

EF .CUFR u yonn~ gentleman, a native Of Virginia, VINO al
q Id ~, ), ns,oncs in reaching, wishes TO obtain a situation as
teacher in some Academy or respectable private 8 SsnG 20 IL ne sen "a5
rmnlc testimonials respecting character, and quaiif'catiGns 70 h sacn
the Creek md Latin languages, as also The Mnthematleal aha in5s =
al sciences. &c. Commute utions tPoss paid may oe adafeS'ca 10
X H. CaricIss!ie,S c"h' ' 4s-a,F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
ELECTION IN CHARLESTON.

Mr.. Legare is elected to Congress by a majority of
about SO over MIR. P~inckney.
Mr.. Poinsett Wnionist also) is elected State Senator,
by a majority Of 7GG votes over his opponent, A. May
zick. The 16 Representatives are Of mixed politics.
being run on 4 sort Of compromise ticket by both parties.
Among the representatives IS James l.. letlgru, the
former decided opponent Of Notification.
Mr.. F II. Elsoye is elected to Congress from The dis
trict of Columbia, without opposition.
Our ~neig,bor of the Wing is blessed beyond any other
Seer, with The powers Of riSica. He sees the tuturc. the
mast, as well as the prcscntbcfore him. His mindSeyc grasp
every thing at once. In his yesterdays paper, he ''sttI
secs Clay as he delivered his Missouri speech, some ID
Seer behcld in Gen. Harrison "thc merit President Of the
u. States" Wonderful necromancer!-and yet some OF
the wars say, lie can scarcely sec beyond his nose!
The Republican party has again succeeded in Baltimore,
in carrying their officers in the City. The venerable
Gen. Samuel Smith has been reelected Mayor, by a
majority Of COP in oppositisn TO Samuel (Sni,h 32S3-
Small 4G5l) The Republicans have also carried ii
members Of the First Branch of the City Council TO
their 10, and 5 members Of the Second Branch TO thcir 4.
n An interesting Communication on the Mail be-
tween Washington and this City is unavoidahly sus-
pcnded, in consequence of the Elcctioneering News
The Postmaster General has invited the Presidents OF
the Baltimore, Richmond and Petersburg Rail. Roads, and
the Contractors on the same line, to meet him at Wash,
ington on the 9th, to make the necessary arrangements
We hope they will be made-wlthout much difficulty
Mr.. Kendall is very anxious 10 speed the Mails--and
looks forwards ultimately 10 having two daily lines with
The speed of the Express along tie whole of the route
from New York 10 New Orleans, at intervals cf II hours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

We ask the favor Of our friends in all the counties OF
Virginia, TO send us the earliest possible returns Of the
election on the 7h Of November. 1t is important that
we should have them Immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21


ais w;;! be- received at the
I,iIc 3G!h inStmr,, t2r 'upi'y-
the l.. Sta,cs' RL;':i'r Sta
carh complete e::;1"n-'"d
Irresponsible biG!L!
Ing Articles, "a vii ,
e. o7riircr-ivurihS Of; pound
ed y. flour; ar: 1t; he rate 81
car, QUO and Il hail pounds o.
arts "r beans, c':iit rpliniS Of
""ry hundred ra;s""s- 7p hc
If i:!Si quality.
iff.'TON, Rrrruit;~: Of;:o,
= UNITED STATES ar,"o"Ss.
.-2t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18

Joice Heth is no more TINS ancient Of
DAYS, on whose young knees the infant Wash.
lngton once rested and play ed, has at last laid
down the burden OF more than a hundred
and sixty years. She was he oldest roman
in the wOrld when she met her death, which
took place on Monday last. Actual age,
l62.-PhH. Ga=.
High Price for H'ood.-Oak Wood was
sold al sl6 80 per cord in New York on the
18th INST.
Sui higher price.--A Miss Wood re-
Gently recovered ten thousand dollars dam
age for breach Of promise, from faith
less swain.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable inti.LiiiOu~ Pills,

Iis NeuiCtne ever offered to tue fubhc.
IneS are extremely mid IN their operation,
neither causing Sickness u Tie stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation IN tue - sieu, as
IS too frequently the result from medicines
gwen to ae' upon the bowels. They act -pe.
officially upon the Liver, when 10 TORPID
condition, carrying OF large quaGlIty ul
btle, through the Influence OF the eNeemeut
JUNCTION, which, Il suffered 10 remain ~ tbs
system, would produce either Jaunmce, IL.
yer Complaint bilious Fever, Fever auu
A-uc, or some other grcsuus bodily attic,
uuu. Ia all cases 81 tUrpor 81 the bowels,
ihey act Ike a charm. H. recent cases ol
Dy ,pcpsia, they are CERTAIN cure. Many
persons vino we're subject 10 violent attacks
ut SICK headache, have been much tcnehlrd,
and several perfectly cured IN igw week,
BY their use. Ihcy are highly recommend.
ed as preventative aid sore Of Bilious CON,
plants. Persons who atc subject 10 that
distressing con plant, sea.sicku,ss, by TAX.
10. potion or mo .; them .e" DAY ; pre-.
won, to embafklug on board the tcssel, Wi
be- almost certain to escape 1t. Females
ian use them al ail perous, without incur
unz auy RISK, Their virtues VII remain
uuumpared for years IL ans climate. No
lamllS should h without THESE Pills a TOR.
ton 81 them, taken occasionally, would be
the means Of preventing much Suffering from
sickness. Ii 10 from ne- lect OF Keeping W
a regular pcustauc action Of the stomach
aud bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
and mingled with TIE blood, uHassmuatrd
funds, that most diseases are produced.
DR.. 7, feels confident that 30 person ~ho
gives these Pills tar trial, Will ever alter
feel wiling TO be without them. The lcs-
umony OF thousands speaking 10 the hugh.
est terms Of their efficacy might be added,
but the very high reputation Dr. 7. ta- nc.
qurcd as the inventor ol the " Patent Iegc.
table MedtciHG Stomacttca Il H,paned,'
tor the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver CON.
plants, is thought a suihelent guarantee 10
those wishing to make trial Of their ytr.
tues. They contain no, particle OF Mer-
curry, or any ingredient iha. does not act "a
harmony with health aud oppose disease.
DR.. p. having been educated under the
most eminent Amcrcau and European Med.
zeal professors, and prAgtced his profession
many year, IN the South, where ai-eases OF
the most obstinate character prevail, con.
slders himself we'll qualified to ludgc on the
nature OF diseases lucidcutto warm climates.
Prepared by Josrru PRIrerly PrrrRs,
NJ. b. 7. b. {. =. VI. at his Institution for
the cure Of obstinate Diseases by means OF
vegetable remedies, No. l29 Llberty.s:rec,.
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold in,
Charlotte BY Smith 4 Williams; IN Con.
cord by P. b. Barrrnser, aud IN Salisbury
by John hurpbey, where numerous cettf.
Gates OF their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLI PETERS.
Jan. !, 1896. l.y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
Agricultural Notice.

'ENllE following PREMIUMS VIII ~ award
IL ed at the Annual Meeting Of the Neck
lenburL Agricultural Society, on the last
Saturday IN October next.
A premium OF SO for the greatest guam.
tity Of Corn raised ou 40 acre Of Land,
\ premium Of s. 80 cts, for the great.
est quantity of Coru raised on one acre Of
DID reclaimed Land
\ premium Of so for the creates, guam.
uty 81 Wheat raised 90 oae acre Of Land.
\ premium Of SO for the greatest guam.
tlty Of " hea, raised ca Que acre Of old re.
claimed Land.
\ premium Of so for the greatest quan
tty Of Cotton raised on one acre ii any
Land.
4 premium Of $40 for the greatest guam.
tty Of Oats raised On one acre Of any
Land
4 premium Of SIC for the bcg, Clover
lot, seed soaed tins Spring, on one acre OF
Land.
4 correct account Of the manner Of Ma.
nurng, klod Of Manure, quality Of soil and
cultivation, viii be required from all those
who compete for the move premiums, with
an account Of the quantity Of gram raised,
certified by some uunterested iarmc-.
4 premium Of - for the best Boar Pig, TN.
der one year old and also the same prcm.
um for the best So" Pig under one year old.
4 premium Of - for the best piece Of
Jeans Cloth, not less than yards.
A premium Of so for tho best piece Of
Carp"llng, not less Than 20 yards.
The above premiums will be awarded 10
the Members Of the Mecklenburg Agrcul.
luraI Society only.
J. SMITH, Reg Sec'g
Ffb. II, I-2G. t-5
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

gE'HE Travelling Pubic, and all others
- who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte to any other place, are IN.
formed that the undersigned have added to
their Omnibus establishment a splendid
BAROUCHE and SULkEY and ADD.
TlUNAL HORSES, either for Harness or
the SdddLe-so tina! all wbonay desire &C.
commodation N their line may be assured
Of receiving prompt attention for the Tune
to come. b. +. BOYD d Co.
DE. %, 1885.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
MIL STOVES.
Gold Rock for Grinding.

or any other kind Of dressed Rock that
may be wanted, N the best manner, upon
the shortest notice, and upon the most rea.
sonabIe terms. The quality Of his ROCK Is
very superior, and The manner IN which his
work is executed, together with his atlcn.
ton to business and punctuaIIty, he hopes
will be a sufficient Induccmcut for those IN.
tercsled, to extend 10 mm their patronage.
GoldmIners are particularly informed that
the subscriber has nov On hand, ready for
delivery, large number Of BEDS, Of dit.
ierent kinds, and a few RUNNERS, manu-.
featured Of the best grlt, aud alter the most
approved models.
Orders Tor articles IN the above line by
letter, # addressed to the subscriber at Sal.
sbury, y. Caro-, viii meet with as prompt
attention as if the person ordering were
present The subscriber can always be
found at his residence, 7 miles South Of Sal.
isbury. ENOCH f.. PHILLIPS.
Rowan county, FEB. n, I-3G. tsG
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

ENlIE PeAENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
u SToNAcmcE 1T HRrATIcE, formed
by chy meal analysis and synthests of scve,
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are UNI.
yersally acknowledged to have totally e.
clipsed the pretensions of every other rene.
dy, and superseded the necessity OF every
other mode OF treatment Wherever the above
diseases are found TO exist, as well as IN en-
largement Of the Spleen and IN Jdundsce.
Among the y mptoms OF Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are ha,ulency, sournes>
or BURNING IN the stomach, melancholy, lr
niabllIty, dlsagreeable taste IN the mouth
great lrregularlty ofappetlte, which is some,
times yomclous, and al other tunes great.
" deficient THIRST, tehd breath, nausea,
weakness OF the stomach, acid cructatlons,
palpltauon, drowslness, lrregularIiy OF the
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter I'M ais,
pam IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con
fusion Of mind. attended with loss OF memo.
rs, gnawlng IN the stomach when empty
chlIIuess, affection ct SIGH, and hearing,
pam and weakness the back, lauguor, dls.
turbed sleep, cold feet and hands, Iremor,
uneaslness ~ the throat, cough, pam N The
side or breast, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
TIE NEXT SESSION
NJ the Female Institute, IN III

~ tue EtkkRgsS AsStaNN"s :" a''
~ place, viii commence on tuesday the
first OF March ensuing. Our system Of Ed.
ucatlon coutemplates the Intellectual, Ply.
seal, and Moral welfare Of our pupils; aud
our course OF Instruction and mode Of lis.
clpline are arranged with primary regard
to these objects. Young Ladies from abroad
are required to board at the Institution,
where they receive the care and unremltted
vigilance Of the Teachers.
In addition 10 the fundamental and scien.
tfc branches which are taught here by the
aid OF Globes, Maps, and extensive Phllo-
sophical, Chemical, and other Apparatus, IN.
struction is also given in the Latin, Greek,
French, and Italian languages; in Music,
Drawing, Painting, Needlework, &c.
Board and Tuition per Session of five
months, S65. For other particulars we re-
Ter to our Prospectus, Of which any person
may obtain a copy by forwarding his address.
\. J. LENyENWORTH,
+. W. LEAVENWOTH,
Charlotte. \. C., Feb Is, 1896. Principals.
NIB. a Department for Boy
,,,.lar 1 n ,s.rS ~ nae has M Sn bepu pDpued,
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II Np!t HGid EiHt OF E..itAN
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh. NC,

VNlIE SuBSC RIDERS, anuolstoaaoy
every facility lothe Travelling P4gs
now announce tha; they base completed !.
their arrangements, and can WITH truth :,
" { present you NH Linz 81 Hacl Z,
srsuHg odrdafageS orp ony o'ter, II Il
rush 10 get on trIth ease and deSpafch-4.
lug obt1lned that great aeadraium Viii
Imyclcrs-Ho detention on the read
IS 50 arranged as 20 correspond, 10 g., Err
sal, at Raleigh, ailh the departure
following stages, w: lie Gres! laa
Line 10 BIakely, North CaroIlna, aet.
through Louisburg, Narreu,dn, as Ii.r
fax; at tie latter place Iue >4-s
communicates with the Potts.. Ra.
Road Tor Norfolk by ceulmfs Cd u
BlakeIy, YOU strike the Pcicnag ka.a
Road and 90 your ARRIVAL ai TIA.
have ~" choice Of iwo Lue-eHsf II
Iaud to v asatgton C,iy, va Rlabas-.,.
.G1 fredericksburg, L {.
ts-lAr...-, S.eau Boat to y
ufks5s.1s..zIz.Es.ss A. Norfolk there
ua oesatHeu, as there ~ a llnc q >4
Boats tor Baltimore N coaucuon vts
tuc. TIN, ituc also connects with oae
Raleigh 10 NeatFru.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, s.
I'll ESDAi and SAIi kDAl alaa IS
4. M.-altcr the arrival 81 lha fa
Sage from the Souh-au,c, To- g.
next Ga}, II Q O'Clock, +. MI. e.
leigh Tt E>nAl and SAIlkH4l Of
O'Clock, A. NJ, arrives 10 Sa,s.an -E
days by / O'Clock, Z. M--alaaH- SD
clcnt time 90 the road for hLELf
r. The Ilacksare AIJauy make. f.'
new, aud cannot he surpassed lof c.a
and ca,e the Teams are excellent, ne Ia
yers careful and attentive, and tie Far '
only SEVEN DOLLiR& Al aa'
mediate distances : cents per mile
j. Passengers from the South, eao SIS
to take our Line, viii be careful to f1'7
Salisbury only.
i# MI Bundles and Packages al HIR -
Of the owners.
WILLS NORlN,
JOSEPH l. NuRlNg,
April II, ls35. ta-}
The Fare from Raleigh 70 Waslng''''!
amounts 10 SO 50, as foIIoF"
From Eaeteh to rlakely, Stage Fare
H.aaeig to Petersburg, Rail Ro-a "'
Petersburg to Richmond, Stage ihh
Richmond to Frcderek sbnfg, stag ! -'"''
fredericksburg to Washington t''
Steamboat Fare,
The Steam. Boat Fare from Petersburg"
Baltimore. wa Norfolk. IS Fow 0a'l"'"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
Valuable Land i0r sale.

Al a. gsSHE subscriber offers
saA q for sale his Valuable
Ell Y Plantation on Rocky Rn.
] VI er, miles west Of Con.
sz,,-,s..s 49,. cord, Cabarrus County,
containing $50 acres OF first rate cotton land
ITO acres nearly all newly cleared and in
a high state OF observation-disclosures mead.
oas-. good Improvements, principally frame,
GIN house, Cotton press, ThreshIng ma.
chine DC. The situation is noted for health.
Terms made easy.
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4 tract Of $50 acres, all wood land, lying
east Of the Charlotte and Saasbur, Road
lpiuIng the lands Of Matthew and francis
Aexander, 3! or / miles from Charlotte
For terms enquire OF
\. /. ALEXANDER.
Mlrch 9. le3E.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
s,ii.>epti Oil.

~ VIEU NIV NIIIuNI' H-IN'
4 appearing to the satisfaction Of tue
III Court, that James Alexander and No.
,es l.. Alexander, two of the Hers at law Of
the SAID Stephen Alexander, decd. live Jr.
yond the limits Of the state, CrGsrcd there
fore, that they APPEAR before our oeNt Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to he held
for said County, al TIE Courthouse IN Char
Iolte, on thu 4th Monday n April next, aud
then and thera plead or demur to SAID Sen
la.; otherwise Judgment BY default viii be
entered against them. Witness, Brady
Oates, Clerk OF said Court, at Office, the
I'd Monday IN February, A. D. 1896.
b. OATES, {. c..
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H0rrid Nurder.-We are informed that
4 Negro " oman belonging to Mr.. J. Muir
phev, few days since murdered, IN most
shocking manner a little boy, 500 Of Mr..
john Shields, who lives in Halifax County,
Va. miles from this place. The cIrcu.n
stances, as near a. We eau collect them, are
as follows MIR. Sheds IS the Overseer Of
Mr.. Nurphev, and resides on his land, and
whist his wife and himself were absent from
their house, leaving their little son, about
uIne years old, at nome, the negro woman
stole several articles, aud the boy threaten.
M 10 tell On her, she knocked hun down
with 40 axe, aud supposlng she had killed
hn, threw bis body On the fire and went
on, Of the house. The child coming too,
was enabled 10 extrIcate himself from the
fire. though dreadtuIiy burnt. His cries
brought assistance, and he lived several
hours, during winch time he related the cir.
cumsiances attending the murder. The ue.
gro woman has been arrested, and will be
tried by special Court, aud we trust speed.
iIv met with The punishment due Tor the
horrid deed she has committed. -MitOa
Spectator.
Ho,o Story gaias.-A vessel was late.
" wrecked on the coast Of Florida, having
on board $50 900 u Specie. 10 repubItsh.
ing the account, some southern paper ms.
took the 3 tor an :, making the sum So.
900. The Augusta Courier adds cipher
making /, s50O,0OO. This is the last we
have seen Of il. but we have some expecta'
ton Of hearing soon from the north that she
had - 100000 on board, aud that the
weight Of the cash sUuh her
Bowdotn College, Maine was destroyed
by FIRE on the 18th ut The S.uients saved
most Of their books, clothing, &c. but the
Atbenaum Society Library was burnt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
To Gold Miners, Owners OF
Mills, dc.
STONE CUTTING,

E1HE Subscriber would inform owners Of
h MlIIs, GoIdtnuers, and all others con.
ccrnod 10 this business, that he still cont.
ndes to carry on his business N all lis VAN.
Gus branches: and will furnish