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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
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,a,IIE trustees Of tins Institution, take pleasure IN
announcing, that they have procured the sertI-
ces oil = Gcutcman aud Lady Of Distinguished rcpu-
tation. iof the present year.
The gentleman. Nh r. :. REEVE, has been very
successfully teaching tor several years and from tes
tlnonIals when he adducc4, the Board confidently
recommend hlm To the patronage of the community,
rs gentleman OF huc literary atlaIumruts, uncNccp-
tionable moral character, and IN every respect cm-
nrntly qualified to discharge the duc, incumbent on
tie Principal OF an Academy.
The Female Department will be managed by Miss
MARY u REl.N f.. but under tine immediate su-
periutrndascr OF her hrorhrr--dnd from the estab-
h,hed fame OF both the trustees do not hesitate 10
believe that pupils, both male aud female, viii have
the advantage oi acquiring all the Information that
per country.
rhe utmost z.al and diligence on the pant Of thc
trustees, combined with the ability of the teachers,
wall be rxrrtrd tn the general advancement oi tell
pupils, And IT may uIIh truth be asserted, thai this
school combine. l the adv autagcs ot board and tu-
ton oil uncommon che Ipuc-s, OF highly fcspccta-
bic and wealthy nciehbolood, and OF location the
most beautiful and healthy N Virginia.
The flst session Will commence ON the 10Th oi
February instant, and close on the 10Th July.
TERMS
Board and incidental expenses, @;'5 to : ;opcr ses
SOU.
lsl Cass, Spelling aud Reading. - per session.
2d Do. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, Nc.
- per session.
Sd DO Grammar, Geography, &c. go per
session.
,h Do. History, Natural Philosophy, acmis-
ny Ae. So per session.
9TH DO. Languages, Mathematics, sc. SD per
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
Fgew he Richmond ILie
GOV. T,rwrlt AND rnr22p Dfn,eoe

Gov TAzEWrlr And rnE22p DFNtGo6ers.
We have intimafcd oour Nv last papers, that We
should be- prepared io submit to thr public an tu
ihor,1cd ,iutcm,ui OF tct, explanatory al the pre-
else agcnc, ot Gov Ta7cwoll in tine incidents ri
the 22pd. This rendered necessary from the
exaggerated Interpretations Of the proceeding,
OF the DAY and the ntrl the Governor Is male Il
act by l,t,rr writers and others WHO, from design
or ignorance have transmitted IN every part Of the
CommouW raltb, matter, at once the most siam
dcrou, and uhtmmators. \ PLAN, unvarni,hed
statement Of t,ct, j, the best ,tadeaton Of the
Governor and the only cdccna reboke for fac
ton. Tire Governor, earl, on the morning ofibat
day, was ON III, way 10 the LNeouiiye Chambcr-
when upnu the Square, he met the Public Guard
ON parddc--rcyicwcd tncm-lnd proceeded,
usual, to meet Heterogeneous oi the day Short
" afterwards, Capt Boiling, IN loll uniform,
ported IT, him HAT ie had been ordered by MAJOR
v uston. rhc Sergeant Of the House, (also IN uni
iorm,) to hoist the n1e OF the United States the
balcony Of the Capitol--tbat he had reported for
orders
The Governor asloui>hed and indignant Al the
circumstance Of others pre,umihe 10 1--WE orders 10
one OF la, officers, (he bcug under the Cnn,tltu-
ton the Commandment CIart,) without LIS know
ledge or without the respect sei0g shown him oi
appr.lue him ia any form 81 the purpose. simply
however advised TN Captain OF tn Guard u, Il
friend, to procure the otdef "A writing. Hefetutn-
ed home, aud after An interval, Capi. Boiling arflv
ed with tine otd,rur wiling. He made written
report 10 doe Governor, reeiioe the fact ol the
der, and stating further that there 1ae OF
tniun 10 display, the onr procured on the 22d
Frhwar, 1892 (lhc hunircdth biflli das oi " ash
iuptou) having been H. sifoycd on that occasion
by it, coming in contact with HE lightning rod, and
the stan broken. The Governor t5en, through
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
Oct. s
NOTICE.

4 5 have lately purchased the noted bull ROL-
l. N WAX, and intend taking HIM to Western Vir
gnla the list OF May next, any person wishing TO
nave tue use of him IN their stock will find him in
i.ynch'"rsor MS vicinity from till the above ma
med time. JTSSE MILLER
January25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
MACEDONIAN.

This thoroughbred stallion. bred by 'onn na,-
dolnh. Of Roanoke. Esq. will stand the pLe.e, sea
SON At nv stable Al the Red House. IN haf'p'''
andat Nh Samuel nuill's store III ahpoel, -
Of which points arr extensively kee"n'1 ~
s,.son na,ablc al its eNpiration the llth OF July
now. si6loinsnre PAYABLE when the mare Is known
to he IN foal or parted with and 80 cent ea, 81, t."
the groom. Any person putting SIX mare WIN a pe
changed Tor FIVE only. Al mares which missed '"e
las, season. will be insured The present at me se'No"
price pasrufaee will be furnished at my nous .,
n,,bout charge and mares fed Il required II -
o',,,s nor ay. Tin greatest care viii be taken to
p,r,enr accidents u ESCAPES but no liability Tor e'
tbp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
NOTICE.
To tho Merchants of Virginia !:

rI'liE subscriber having been amongst the suffer
ors ~ the great conra. grafton OF Tho 10th and
lh OF hccemhcr and los, hi, entire stock al Goods
hegs leave 10 inform his customers and pnfe hasers
generally, that he made immediate preparations Ia
get up fresh supply. and 40" Ia, the pleasure OF
arqualutlne them that he daily receiving from his
MANU- ACTORN. the various articles IN ms line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
RE NOV al.

uNllE subscribers have removed their stock Of
goods to the house, recently occupied by
MeSSrs. Clay \ Thornton, directly opposite DR..
mover Dav'c>'S Apothccary store and next door
above MessrS. Hancock 4 Adams where they in
we Their friends and the public to call and exam
me thelr extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
'rocerles- FRANKLIN. HUNT Il Co.
Jan. IL ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17

\ / Circuit Superior Court of
n Chancery. continued and held for Tho una and
OF Lynchburg AZ the Courthouse, in the s.;l ''"h
on Friday the 10Th day of January. ls,6 ;Y"h
as a court of Chancerv: s'''ins
Christopher Roberts, executor of N,,,la. y
berts, decd. who was deyisec of Enocb p no.
decd, and William Davis Jr. executor of lt.'eris
Enoch Robert, deed, plaintiffs, '"' ''d
AGAINST
Hugh Campbell, executor of Wian i,
decd, and David Kyle, who were SURVIVING na'e'
Gers of the mercantile firm of Kyle, N Ma paf'
Mary Ann Mays, administrative of Josenb M 'nd
deceased, defendants as,
The defendant, Mary Ann May, having s..
married with Harrison NJ. Gibbs, that f,c,s i'eF-
dercd to be suggested of record, and nm H. VI
ton OF the plaintiffs by counsel, and with In. mo-
signfcd in writing, and filed among lI1o
the causc the said Harrison II. Gibb, Is ~ IN
party defendant i'll this cansc,-and ,lora'... a
Ibis cause came on this day to br further baslr
the papers formerly read, and the decra. = "
Conr of Appeals, of the | lla OF Deccmber le ne
heretofore entered. and was argued l., -,
B.ic.u-,. .- anon whereof, the Court do,i -
order 'nd D'.rrr, that tho rrporl Of Comm.
er B,ta-i, made IN pursuance Of the d.r,,,,l -,
der of TIC l1h of Nav, 1926 be ,e.con,.,';. VI
10 one OF the Commissioner, Of the Con,, :,
reformed according 10 the principle, of III
decree OF the Court of Appeals, and III, .'''
Commissioner is directed to take ~, ....., .'''
the administration of the detcalm.. ,Inaf = VI
bell, as executor of William h>lc. d,r,axad
the estate of his tcsjator, unIcS, he will adm,
fore the Commits that he has aSsc,. = ~ -.
testator in his bands sufficient 10 s,ti>E, d. ,'a
mand lthc plaintiffs, and the said Comn,i.,;..,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17

Fsss.E.h,
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aecd about
20 years, dark mslarlo, almost five feet six
inches hgh very bu,hy head of hair, dark GREY
eyes, stoop, a great deal in the shoulders, yer,
thin heard, lpls been for some time complaining on
account o Il sprain on his left arm near the wrist,
lad ON when he left 4 grey domestic coat brown
pantalooas X a white hat. From what can learn
his aim Is to reach free state, anl the route ia
ken To do 50, IS by the way Of Charleston, ON the
kana"ha, where he may gam passage to Ohio
For the apprehension and securing in any Jail, the
said boy, 81 that GET him will give $50 if taken
in, or 9loo iftaken out OF the state.
CilRlSTIANA TODD.
a. The kanawha Banner and Cincinnati,
Wing will insert the above 4 times and send their
accounts to this Office
Feb. . ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
Eir.t Arrival Of Spring GOODS.

|ANllE subscribers have jus, received a few
l. packages SPRING GOODS, vhea they
are determined to offer AT reduced price.
ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT.
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
JOHN THOMPSON, JR. {.
w2m


v lKGlNlN, to wlt:-M rules held in the Clerks
office of the Circuit superior Court of Law and
,haIcefy tor the county Of Amherst, on Monday the
4th day Of January. lc36:
W lam :. Crawford, admir- with the will annexed
of Betsy Long, Decd Plaintiff
.i@uiHSt
, Alexander Is. Dyer, son of William n. and Peggy
oyer - Mason and Ann his wife, late Ann by.
en- margaret Dyer daughter of " am II. aud Peg
y hN"L ffggy Dyer, wife of William H. Dyer. ana
me sand " riIam II. Dyer her husband. Elizabeth
ohatp. "Iie OF Robert Sharp. and the SAID Robert
sharp her husband, Eiizabctl, Nash Sarah Penn
Jane lenn and tatharine Penn John &. Met redle
ana George McCredie Ann f. Crawford. wife ot
William - Crawford, the plaintiff and Chrsana
W atSon wife OF - WATSON the sad Alexander
D. Dyer Margaret Dyer, Sarah Penn Jane Penn and
'athdf''' Pcnn being infants, under the age otwen-
H-o"e years, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
ne defendants, - Mason and Ann bis wife, Alex
ander b. Dyer, Margaret DYER. VIM. II. Dyerandpegl
gyms wife, Elizabeth Nash and George Met rede,
having entered their appearance and given security
corning I" the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this
'""''' ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ANY "'t NOT iNil1IdUtS of this commonwealth; gu
nlo'Ioh OF the plaintiff, by his counsel it is ordered
.,''' .'' S'id defendants do appear here before
rue nrs DAY ct the next April term to answer the bill
OF me plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN thc lynchburg NirgInian for two
months S'ccesstely and posted at the front door OF
the court house IN said county.
copy-Teste
,,, JOHN THOMPSON, JR. C.
january - w2m
STOVES.
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Feb. p
NE GR01S WANTED.

| WILL give the highest cash price for hkel,
L Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROOF.
Nov. - 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17

Charles Nhlteley and John H. Smith, executors
of William ntci,, dec, Jabel Ieitwich. Charles
{. Patterson and BarIahaS \. Edison. Datts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
NEGROES s'Dss SALE.

NEdsfsBG,ts s'Dss SALE.
MILL BE SOLD, At public auction on the
w Isl day OF April neNt, at the late residence
Of OF ROGER " llliams, dee ID, in the county of Bed
ord ~ or i Nf,raes, on twelve mpa,lS credit
the purchaser, giving bond and security.
Also, the Ian upon which the sud Williams
resided, will be sold on the same crdu
SAMl.. WILL ANS.
GEORGE WILL ANS, ''"''
Feb. % WOW
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
1--WE above reward will be gwen or the apprchcn-
L SION and delivery IN the lynchburg or Rich
mond laIl, OF negro man, by the name of
.2.s'Gsls q 5g's
OF yellow complexion, aud who is SAID Ia have 4 wife
IN Prince Edward county. Andrew bought by
Nj Eohert PAYNE tor the corporation of Huntsville,
Alabama, IN Richmond, last summer, and Runaway
nom Nj PaYue, Will another negro named Jim, in
buckingham county. neal Alr. Alexander Patterson $.
the 5i o. June last, while on their way to Alabama.
Jim has since been taken.
Whoever may aparelF #fi urgYo, viii app'' to
Nf Jno Il. -. lae..#. #faf.. where the .rpucy
will be deposited, 10 paN 4 .evad.
GEORGE t. B'1NN.
Magor u Il ..;., u HuDtSrjHc,
H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
JOHN THOMPSON. inc
February I

"a lRGlNlN-N rules held in the clerk : Office Of
the circuit superior court of law and rhdncef
tor Bedford county the lll DAY OF January, ls:6.
Joel Hum and Nancy hi, wife, Francis " hteIr,
Albert &. hhtcley, James VI. helcy. and lnm
w iutceN, the last four Infants. uudpr u years Of
age, who sue by Joc HUT. their next friend, flts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
PUBLIC sAna or LANDS

Botctourt, February II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17
~ CNANCERY

lhe defendant, James r. Appng. not having en-
'"feu MS Appearance and given security, according
10 me act "i Assembly and the rules OF this court
and II appearing by Natislactor, evidence that he s
nor an InI1ahltaur ct this con,nonm eath on mo-
ton OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant, James r. Applng do appeal
mere on or before the first day of the next april term
to answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and haI copy OF
TINS order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg
,rgin'n ion two months successfully, aud posted at
the front door of the court house of sand county.
copy-Te>,c.
JOHN THOMPSON, JR {.
January - ,,om
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-17

4 i'.''f'N, to VII :-Atrules held IN the Clerks
'i.' u'e Circuit superior Court OF Law and
NhancrrN for the county of Amherst on Monday the
18th day of January, 1896;
William II. knight, Plaintiff
Ag0inst
, David ApPlnC, eNor Of Thomas AppIing, decd,
Richard j. Waugh and James X Appne, Dets
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-04

being more probable that his views are
entirely incorrect as to what is, and what
is not, violation ofthe rights ofconscience.
We leave the subject here for the present,
not doubling that our brethren Of the Con-
ference will make the case a subject of
much prayer and earnest seeking after the
mind of "our common Lord''
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-04
- Pr tie Telegraph.
TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC.
AN EXPLANATION.

The undersigned regards Il duty
which he owes the community and him
self, to state that the "Few Remarks on
Communion," at the close of his, s'Ser-
mon on Baptism" are neither the pro-
duction Of his pen, nor contain his real
sentiments The essential facts which re-
late to the subject are these: A commit
tee was appointed to publish that sermon,
or such parts of il as they should regard
expedient to subserye the cause Of truth.
That committee finally concluded to pub
lish the sermon entire. AS it was not con-
yenieut for me exclusively to superintend
the publication, being at some distance
from the press, Rev Mr. Half, one Of the
above committee, and who was then a
resident at Middlebury, was selected as an
assistant, During my absence, and on
his own responsibility, that brother wrote
and published the remarks referred to-
In making this statement it Is not my in
tention 10 attach any blame to Mr. Half.
I simply wish TO state the facts as they oc-
Cured, Ash fully understood my views
ofcommnnion, ! have never supposed that
he designed to make the impression on
the public mind that these remarks con-
tanned my sentiments, or that | was in
any. respect responsible for them. 1t must
however beadmitted. from the place which
these remarks occupy at the close of the
sermon, that such an impression was very
likely to be made and it is to be regret
ted that they were not accompanied with
his own signature, as this would have eff
fectually precluded all possibility Of mis-,
take.
FSay once for all, to all whom it con.
Germs, that every thing have published
on 'thisvery sensitive sublect-the subiec
Ufcommunion-is found in single re
mark in the preface to that sermon. Tha
remark was penned with great caution
and with discrimination, at the time, no
to commit myself ON the side of restricted
communion And am persuaded tina
no man Of intelligence and candor viii
regard il a comminal, but will construe i
with the most liberal and enlightened view
ofthe subject.
With sentiments Of sincere respect,
All. f. HALPING.
Brandon, July, 1886.
p. S-The design Of this communica
ton win be fully understood by the foI
lowing:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-04
To THE ADDIsoN COUNTY BAPTIST
MINIsTERIAL CONFERENCE.
Bsioued Brethren:

Bsloued Brethren:
You will recollect that when pre-
scented myself before you, at The first, for
the purpose Of asking your counsel, and
also Of uniting with you in Christian fell
lowship, il, after the necessary texplana-
tons, II should be reciprocallY regarded
expedieut, distinctly informed you that
nv views Of communion essentially &C
corded with those of Robert Hall l d.
rectly told you that I did not regard it
morally wrong-that Is sinful-to COM
mune with other evangelical Christians
those whom we, in good faith, regarded
as thepeople of God. But lalso remark
edthat was acquainted with your views
- ofeommunion, and If united with you,
should Of course, in my public oGcia!
character, expect TO conform to them ;
while il was distinctly understood that l
waste be atliberty to retain my nc" views
on that subject.
IaYou win not deny that these were the
conditions on which l was received, &C
companied with the expression Of hope,
ou-yonr part, that my sentiments might
ultimately accord with yours.
imperious duty 70 inform you that this
hope has not been realized, and that the
experience Of two years has only confirm
ed me more strongly in the correctness o
my views on the subject under considera
ton .-~r,
should regard it quite uncalled for, OF
any ordinary occasion, to inform you tina
on the subject Of baptism there is the mos
cordial agreement between us. But Al
there are some who appear determined a
all events to deny that those are Baptist
who dare TO disagree with them on tn
subject Of communion and as wish t.
guard against all possible miscOneeptio
Of my views. Iregard 1t necessary here I
state that ! am in good faith Baptist.
sincerely believe that the immersiO~ of
belisUsr, in the name Of the Father, an
the Son, and the Holy Ghost, is the onl
sanding and inspired law Of baptism
the Christian church, and that every d
Partots from this is a corruption Of the o
cinance aat on this subject need n
dwell, as my PeSlished views are befo
you. ~. ~. .'r.~:
But repeat, that my sentiments
communion are essentially with Robe
Hall's. 4 regard IL the privilege and 4
dufv Of Christians to unite in tho thin
IN which they are agreed. As the,~
but one opinion among them with rega
TO the validity Of the ordinance Of =
Lords Supper, and their duty to observe
believe that they should meet togetf
on this common ground. Nay, more
believe that il is. clearly and repeatsc
the revealed tOll Of their Lord and Mas
that they sAouid NOT separate at TIE co
RHaion tatle-at that rezy point whe
above all others, think, he designed III
should exhibit to the world their love
Him, and their love to each other.
IN Is not my intention in this commu
cation TO enter upon Audience Of my vie,
and Of course you will not, on the pres
occasion. expect from me any thing in 4
form Of augmentation. Iwish simply
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
s.fEE.ERLE.
PLANTATION ~ LANDS
- PDB SAA2o @
such n are not offered every da

Fg'lE Subscriber vii sell The Plantation
90 which he nos resides, IN Prov.
deuce SttlcmpnI. eight mules Southeast it
Charlotte. between VI Michael aud NcAl.
p.f,s's fceks, containing 3s7 acrcs-Ie0
acres c!eared and IN eAccnrn, repair aad
IRE state - cultivation. The buildings are
y Dazzling House, Kitchens, Darn, Meat.
bsnse, Sni,hshop, &C., all large and new
water good aud Attendant we'll ~ the
Wand lsslGcs ,no c,,9i springs On tic place !,
sal itr,l rite, llld lrvrl, and situation heal.
'ay, cnaycnlenl. md beautiful. ANY one
wishing productive Farm aud a delightful
Hame, can no~ be- suited.
Also.
t5 acres Of woodland ono mile distant
from ,hc above, and II mile south of Sha.
I'm Church, high, healthy, aud handsome,
s5d toIerablr, ttinbcr fuc and abundant.
Also
Ny interest IN the place where nv father
lived, between tive tso above mruttvacd
tracts, containing 2.J acres, soil lulcrahlr,
ana the situation admired by oil Who have
seen II for health and beauty.
Also
Wy interest IN three other trncts, ono in
Lincoln county, on the public rold between
h"oi'es Ford and Morganton, fifteen mites
Northwest e Lincolntou, containing about
's'sO or 800 acres. The other tWa ~
Tue !" ost side OF Sugar Creek, miles South
oi Charlotte, through one Of which the pub.
Tic road from Charlotte to Camden passes,
containing IN both about 2lS acres.-all
principally Woodland, high, handsome, we'll
wal"red and well tl,nbered.
Tor other particulars apply TO the subscri.
'ol $780, IL. NJ. LEE.
OF. Is, $50 lr,r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
Charlotte Fall Races.

gEsllE annud Fan Races over the Char
III lo,ir Course. viii commence on We'd
4day the iGlh Of November next, free Tor
any horse. mare, or gelding 10 the United
Sl4tes, 90 complying Nth the rules ol the
tori. Ii day, a Sweepstakes Cor 3 year old
colis--,p nane aud close the evening before
tie receive or more TO make race.
By order Of the Club.
WM. ;. SoRMENr. Ssey.
o. y lSJ6 80
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
NOTICE.

A IL pcrs0ns indebted to tho estate Of
= Thomas IA Alexander, decd, are RI
qaes'cd 10 come forward and make settle
ne7' AZ They vill find their notes and az.
c.usTs N thv hands ol 80 officer Enr caI.rc.
tao--l mean OIL tsose indebted previous 10
h.s DEATH. An 'hnse having claims OF De.
mad- sgunsi The estate, sro again reqnes
q Il present them ~ell authenticated siih
Il tl.r uac prescribed b. law, OF they rslli
l. barred.
j SAMPLE DAVIS, Err.
OF n. is7s tis
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
Sfr0yed or Stolen,

~ ENRON Dayldson's Nine, one
nile west OF Charlotte, on
NSST Saturday night, 9Th inst. 7'ro
0sss HorSes, one an iron. gray, four
ears Old, without shoes, no particular
mark recnllectcd--the other n sorrel five
years old, blaze face, no other mark recol.
'e''ed' They are tolcrublc large. and in
GOOD order, Any information rcspeet,np
'"e horses, 1t leit AT the Nine, or INV resi-.
uel'co IN Charlotte, will be thankfully 70.
owed 20 and suitable compensation given
Q" their delivery.
o., "a ,s,c JAS. II. BLAKE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
T.J.Hoiion, Prqpnsto, and PaCl,sass
TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS, IL psid in advance
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, ii not paid within
three months.
Three Dollars, if not paid until TIC end of the
year.
A failure 10 notify me Editor Of pish 70 d.s.
coataut, al tie end Of The yedr riH be considered
as a aese engagement
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inserted at the usual rates.
Major Il. VI. Cochran is appointed an
Av,nt lof the Journal and i authorized 10 receive
money aud gave receipts IA my name. ]. y II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
MEEkLY ALMANAC.
10 Rent.

TO Rent.
r n WILL rent by the week,
all -nif = month, or year, the House
@..i.,.S aud Lots now N my posses.
sloB, formerly occupied by |.
sqac iyams, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. WM. HUNTER.
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