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prospectus.
For selections the literary gardens OF all A.
merica aud half of Europe are open 10 US; and
if we fail In this particular, the defeat must bo
only attributed to want oftaste, The Fashions
shall meet with due attention. We have made
arrangements 20 00talH the edrileat intelligence
from Lonaen and Paris, in respect to the vari-
ous changes, which shall be inserted as soon as
received.
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with beautiful engravings upon in
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fashions, plain or colored, as cit eumstanoes per-
NIT, besides a great variety of wood cuts, and q
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Or Highly finished portraits Of all the great
British and American poets, from Chaucer down
wards, are in preparation and will appear IN the
Magazine from time to time, with general crit
que in the authors works annexed, the head
and review of Shakespeare, will be out in
February, Bryant will follow.
To this paragraph, we would respectfully call
he readers attention, as the undertaking is ono
If the greatest expense and labor. The hken-
lesses are to be taken by the best masters.
The Magazine is printed on super-royal paper
n qnarto form and stitched in handsome COW
#.
Office, number 67, Liberty street, New York.
JOHN II. MOORE,
January 18th, 1886. 50-3t.
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WOLCOTT'S sTUBENVILLE JEANs

- = - ~ 4 C4AA1N 11AlAId JEANS.
HAVE now en- hand and for sale 500
Il pieces of Wolcott's StubenyilIe jeans.
and have made such arrangements with
the manufacturer as will ensure large and
regular assortmentat all seasons. AS these
goods are now so generally and favorabIy
introduced as to be necessary part of the
merchants assortment, those who wish to
purchase will find this stock we'll worth, of
an examination. ! sell for the manufactu-
rer, and at his prices; and TO responsible
houses will sell on as liberal terms as are
customary in this market. Orders will be
attended to in such a manner as will il is
hopped give Satisfaction.
Wall street, Louisville, Kentucky.
JAMES HENRY.
March 26, 1886. Ppm.
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500 ACRES OF OPEN LAND,

viz:
800 ACRES OF OPEN LAND,
which is in forward state of preparation
for crop, and will be planted in cotton and
corn, in proper season; $50 acres in cotton,
and Fifty in corn; large new framed Gin
and Mill attached, built with cast machinery.
with cabins for Negroes, &C.; good teams.
horses and oxen; Farming utensils and
Cart, all nearly new; also Corn, Fodder.
Stock Cattle and Hogs, with every thing
complete for business. This tract of land
adjoins on Jesse Harper's, and is inferior to
no tract of the Same size in the state: il
contains nearly
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
and fronts on both sides ofthe Walnut Bay on.
upwards of two miles on one side, and n
mile and half on the other; a large part
very thlnly timbered; the character Of this
land is SO well known, that a further descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary. ANY person
wishing to topurchase frst-rate cotton farm,
would do we'll to call, and examine for him
self, as but few such tracts of land are now
for sale. will also sell tract of frst-ratel
cane land, thinly timbered, lying about 4 Of
5 miles off the river, in this parish, iGapplied
for soon, containing about
$50 Acres,
in which will give bargain, bn long
time.
Apply to tho subscriber, living on the
Roundaway Bayou, Parish of Chcordia.
lLa.,) or to ]. B. Warren, Rodney Briggs,
Lacoste g. Co., or Stanton, Buckner g. Co
Natchez, either Of whom will make known
the terms. GEO. w GROVES
March Is, 1886. eff
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STUART, & COCHRAN, have Just re-
- ceived lot of fsuperior WEST INDIA
Preserves, Cranberry, Raspberry and othe
JAMS, Pickles Pepper Sauce &c. Fo
sale low. April lst, 1886. s-v
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.VeaU GOOeTs--.V'cor 69oo17e7

VVeaC GOOds-.VVeeU Goods!
TENEE undersigned has just received di-
= rect from New YORK, handsome as
sortment of
SPRING g. SUMNER CLOTHING;
which he offers for sale on accommodating
terms; and, truly thankful for the favors
heretofore extended to him by the public, he
respectfully solicits continuation of their
patronage. A general invitation is given to
the public togive him call.
BENZ. CAMPBELL.
Rodney, March 30, 1886. s-tf.
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Mansion House.

Il HE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
the well-known stand formerly occupied bv
/. ID. MURPHY, on Commerce street, re
spectully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to ac-
commodate boarders and others upon terms
as liberal as any in the State. The House
is large and commodious, and alterations are
low being made to render it every way
comfortable and convenient. The table
will be supplied with every variety that
the market can afford. The STABLES filled
with PrOvender Of every description; and
no pains shall be spared on his part to have
careful and attentive OstIers. The BAR
will be furnished with liquors OF the very
best quality, both vinous and spirituous.
Having experienced and attentive SER
wants, he cannot but anticipate liberal share
Of the patronage of the public.
NEILE TORY.
Rodney, November l, 1885. 39-tf.
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ADNINISTRATORIS NOTICE.

E ETFERS Of administration having
been granted to iha undersigned at the
April Term, 1886, Of the Probate Court of
Jefferson County, on the estate Of STEPHEN
FoRMAN, decd, all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to cone for
ward and make mediate settlement, and
all those having claims against the estate
are requested to present them within the
time prescribed by law or they will be for
ever barred.
JOHN QUICKER, Admir-.
April 90, 1886. l2-6m.
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RODNEY LOTS FOR SALE.

nY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
y OvuF1 o. 9ellerson County, made al
the April Term, 1885, will on the third
Moaduy of June nert, on the premises, ex-
pose to public sale, FOUR LOTS, and the
tenements thereon, in the towa Of Rodney,
to wit: three lots on Magnolia street, oppo-
sito the Bank, fifty feet front and one hun
dred feet back; aud oae lot on Commerce
street, sixty feet front, and running back to
the river, now occupied by Martin and John
son, Thomas B. Palmer and Mr. Graves;
this last lot sold subject to the life estate of
the subscriber provided the sale of the
whole shall be necessary to pay the debts
of N. L. Bouldin, dec'd.) Terms A credit
of eighteen moalhs. Bonds, with approved
security, required The title can be seen
by applying TO Alex. Montgomery, Esq.
MARIA BOULDIN,
Administrators Of ~ L. Boaldin, decd.
April %, 1886. l2-tds
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Notice
~ GORGE W. CARPENTERS cele-
r brated compound Fluid Euacl Of
Bachu. Received a supply Ct ihe above
Mea'aines, Cor saloby
GEO. B. BAYLY.
May 6, 1886. lS-y.
PANACEA, Buffers Eder-
- vesceal Aiagaesia, Saratoga & Ginger
Beer Powders. For sale BY
T. 6. COMPTON.
June "a 2O-Y
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TVLEGANT Perfumed Toilet Soaps,
4 AmbFosiai Lavender, Cologne and
Florida Water, Of superior quality. Anti
Scorbutic T0oth-powder for the Teeth and
Gums, Milk of Roses, Otto Of Roses, Sc.
Just received aud for sale (very low by
GEO. b. BATLY,
Rodney, May Is. l4-y-
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

.Y7 LAST NOTICE.
A M 11., persons owing the late firm Of
~. aElolsTeoHERK a. Ross, are iDormed i
a.a saas q any accounts and notes not settled be
:,1 lOge me last return day ofthe ensnipa S. D
VIII pc put n suit without delav oi
MONTGOMERY& T. rose
Rodney, April 8, 1895. OF 00'
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE.

will sell, on credit of one, two, three,
- four, and five years, my plantation on
the Walnut Bayou, Parish of Concordia.
Louisiana, together with from ten to twenty
likely acclimated negroes, all field hands,
with all the improvements, &c. on the place,
,;o
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EFTERS Testamentary having been
- granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate of Thomas A. ELAN, deceased-Notico
is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said estate to make payment, and those hav-
ing claims will present them within tho
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
ROBERT Y. WOOD.
June 10 lS-6w
NHE highly improved Patent STRAW
n CUTTERS, justreceived, and for sale
by JAMES g. BAYLY.
Sept. 25, 1885. 33-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

Judge of Probate of Adams County.
April %. Nat Cour.l l3-2m.
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CoNcoRD, Cabauus County, Feb. ..
A large and respectable meeting OF the
Citizens OF Cabarrus County was held at
the Courthouse in Concord, on Tuesday the
9Th instant, it being the week Of the supe-
nor Court in said County.
On motion, Archibald Houston, Esq, was
called to the Char, aud John Still, Jun,
appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was briefly ex-
planned BY John Phiter, sen.
On motion, the former Representatives
of SAID county we're called upon to give the
meeting their opinion as to the person most
suitable to be elected at the next August
Election for Governor of the State Of North
Carolina. The opinion Of the Representa-,
tives were then freely gwen IN favor of Gen.
EDWARD B. DUDLEY, of New lIano.
yer county, Us the most suitable candid
ate to be run on the Wing Ticket at the
August Election.
The meeting was addressed by Gen.
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THE MEDIATION.

MESSAGE from the President Of the United States
TRANSMITTED to 10th Houses i Congress On me
siA instant
Tothe Senate and House Of Representatives.!
The Government OF Great Britain mas
offered lis mediation TO. the adjustment OF
the dispute between the Unted States ana
France. Carefully guarding that point IN
the controversy, which, as Il involves our
honor and Independence, admits OF no com.
promise. | have cheerlully accepted the Of
fer. |, Will be obviously improper TO re-.
sort even TO the mildest measures OF COM
pulsory character, until II is ascertaned
whether France has declined or accepted
the mediation. therefore recommend a
Suspension OF all proceedings on that part
Of nv Special Message Of the 10th OF Jan
uarv last, which proposes partial non.lil,
tercourse with France, While We cannot
too highly appreciate the elevated and DIS
interested motives Of theoffer of Great Brit
tain, and have a Just reliance upon the great
influence of that Power to restore the fela'
tlons of ancient friendship between the unl'
Ted States and France, and know, too, that
our own pacific policy will be strictly ad'
hered TO until the national honor compels
rs TO depart from it, We should be lnsensl
bic TO the exposed condition Of our country
and forge, the lessons OF experience, Il VI
did not efficiently and seduIousy prepare
for an adverse result. The peace Of ma
! lion does not depend exclusively upon II
own will, nor upon the benehcent polio,
Of neighborlng Powers; and that natioi
which is found totally unprepared Tor tn
exigencles and dangers of war, although
come without having gwen warning OF Il
approach, is crimnally negligent Of lis hon
or and lis duty.
| cannot too strongly repea; the recon-
nenda,ion, already made, TO place the sea
board IN a proper state for defence, an
promptly to provide the means for ampI
protecting our commerce.
ANDREW JACKSON
UoSIiu4f9n Feb : l-26.
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Barrineer. Jno. phiier, and others and tho
following Resolutions were then offered by
David Long, Esq, read, and unanimously
viz:
Whereas, by the Amended Constitution
of this State, the Election of Governor is
given TO the qualified voters; and whereas,
il is desirable TO produce unanIm,y and con.
cert of action on the part OF the Wings
throughout the State:
Resolred, That this meeting has entire
confidence in the integrity, ability, and love
of country, of Gen. EDW ARD B. DUD.
LEY, of New Hanover county, and there.
fore this meeting does recommend him to
their fellow citizens as candidate for Go.
vernon at the ensuing August Election.
Resolred, That the several COMMITTEES
heretofore appointed to advance the cause
of Judge White to the Presidency be, and
they are hereby, requested to aid The views
of this meeting in advancing the claims Of
Edward b. Dudley, Esq, TO the Executive
Char of this State.
Resolped, Tha, the Secretary furnish
copy oil these proceedings to the Charlotte
Journal, and to each Of the papers printed
at Salisbury, and tba, all papers IN the State
friendly TO the cause be requested 10 give
4 them an Insertion.
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON, Chairman.
| JonS srlLl, Jun, Secretary.
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NedafsdaR. January -.

sFybTE.-Hr Webster asked the unanimous
eonsen, Of tie Senate to takc up ple oil making
rprropriatioas for supPresslng hostiliies "hh Tue
Seminole Indians.
There icing no objection made, the bill was Ia
kan 10. and read third time, and passed.
Ssrc York Srfsrsrs-0n no'ionof Nj. Wright
the Senate preceded To consider the oil ioF the
relief Of the sufferers BIZ FIRE at New York.
AMER debate. and some Intellectual motions to
amend the original bill
The bin vas ordered to be engrossed for third
reading.
HoTSE.-T,s AJolitt0n QassiioH.-The fo'-
lowing resolution, heretofore offered by Mr. jar
yis. was taken up for consideration:
Rssolssd, That, in tie opinion Of this House
the s1blect of the abolition Of slavery IN the DIS
trlc, Of Columbia ought not to be entertained by
Congress. And be 1t further resolved, that IN case
au7 petition praying the abolition OF slavery IN
tic District Of Columbia be hereafter presented, II
l. tie deliberate opinion OF the House thatthe same
ought to be lad upon the table, without beng re-
lerred or printed.
The amendments offered by Mr.. Wise aud Mr..
Glascock to this resolution being the still pending
question
Mr.. Jarvis having modified his resolution some
what,
Mr. Allan Of Kentucky, moved that the resolu-
ton, a. mod fled, together ~itn the pending amend
Inen,, be laid on the table
Mr.. Garland Of Virginia asked the yeas and
uays on THIS motion, and they were ordered.
The question being taken on the motion to lay
m the table. il was decided IN the negative, as
t,lows, Yeas 81. Nays lj5.
Mr.. PARIS moved that the subject be postponed
iii to-morrow The motion 10 postpone wal
agreed to, ~, -,
Nqeqt Appropriations--The bill making ap
,,oa,is,,ons for the naval service Of the Unite
sl.,cs for the year 1886 was taken up
Mr.. Can,breleng moved to strike out the apprc
p,5ston Of 100000 for the erection OF Marin
Barracks.
The ao,on was agreed to.
MIR. Cambreleur then moved 70 amend the %
nv striking out the .nrn Of nine hundred ana hi'
thousand dollars. a. the sum to be appropriate
for The launching, refttne, and putting IN con
mission Of sIips war, and inserting two million
Of dollar.
On tais milton debate arose, IN which heFsf
csmbregeng. Thompson Of South Carolina, Sui
sraad, sud Bynum, took part
Mr.. FyGam, without concluding his remark
gave \ y to q motion to adjourn and the hon'
adjourned
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At large aud respectable meeting ,.,ot
at the Courthouse, IN Morgantoi'' '' a.g
January Court, for the purpose OIL po'I' y,rs
ing suitable persons for President anu 60.
presiden, Of the United States and lot Wv
vernon of the State &c; ls
Mark Britain Esq was caI'eu " ;o,pd
Chair James Avery Esq, was app 40
Secretary, and James L. SmI1h E'f'
s,stani Secretary. or The
A. l.. Erwin explained the obJee. u sos
meeting in an eloquent address, ~H''A
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Tuesday, january Il.


SPNATE.-A message was received from Inc
p,as,,ieut Il The United States, transmitting a re-
49,, tron lie Secretary 81 War, With some papers
soncerning Tie dispute between Ohio and Miehi-
gan. ", v.h
s,e, n, senate proceeded 10 consider the bill Tor
IN relief Of line sufferers by the fire N the city Of
New York =, -
Mr. Webster stated the character OF the bill
The resolution offered By Mr.. Clay, calling on
IN, Executive for information concerning our re-
lat,ous WIN France having been taken up,
Mr. Leigh moved TO amend the resolution oy
adding 10 it the following words;
Re<olred. also, funder the restriction before
rpen,loned} That the President BE- requested 70
communicate to the Senate copy OF the note OF
n >erarier. mentioned in his message Of The 2oth
February. Is35. and not then comm mlcated, Tor
reasons stated In the report o. the Secretary OF
State to the President OF the same date
The amendment As agreed 10, ana lhe resoiu'
ton a. amended was agreed TO.
The resolution offered BY Mr.. Benton YESTERDAY
hing taken up, de5ate issued, IN which MessFs'
R.nton, Webster, Le,sh, Preston, and Clayton
took mart; and before 1t was concluded,
On motion OF Alr Ewing, the Senate auloufhec.
UOI1SF-Ths House resumed the consideration
go S.-,a,n citizens OF Massa.
2. ~ = 80 10 .boliion Of slavery and the
st'ae..s' :, IL D,<t,,ct al Columbia. Tho mo-
ss ",e ae,,,or i NJ, received. still pending
' ~ ~ -, ,,oged ia, he consideration OF tlc
-, t. o,.tr.,oea ID Nondsy next.
= - uass,cansetis. opposed the mo
"
'',', vi ,...a IL, ,ecessit,- Of postpouement
~ !" ~ 4 - .,ro,r,,ton bills ard til,
&c - - 10 snt,.rers by the fire il
S'.' y, ~ .'''s'
- - ;,,;,.,..,d that he would conscn
~ .,. 10 nor,ose ot taking 81
= te P1S' o'.' GU i,,fal o.ssred Is nm
..5fsns IN. Gentleman from Virginia Mr. Wise
- ~, tney we're adopted BY In
r. ae aeo,Is rgv,ys he melton not to receiy
't-N,,...
80, -,..re,tsa .l,e s,5N that the gentle
90, ct, hal consented to a postpone
I,.,..s.v see the am and effect OF ii
:, LII .-.v,. tbe question the go-by.-
u.....a5 "a. .,.,,je,,an from Georgia that
1-l -. ( IN ccrrss things we're takin,
- = lin, so.edy VOC on the question
- Is 5.,.-ed II would himself 5e cut 0
L..z,,ss,1;,;,y II +. He would pet nothin
-, s,,se,Ii,y deba.e, lasting half hour IN ii
,,',,r-,or ia fh-ee o. four months.
- g., ,ro-,,. FINN Nr johnson, Of ker
- go IL prrtan. the raotion 10 postPor
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Rssglrfi, Tia, The Committee on Naval anaifs
be Instructed 10 inquire INFO the expectancy Of 'h-
creasinp tie appropriation for the Navy.
Afer debate, ms Resolution was agftes 10 py
yeas and nays. l6l % u.
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Yesterday observed in The direction, as sup
nosed al Bulow's Plantation. Our guard,
TO- night, is consequently doubled, and the
garrison well prepared. ne ihuians ale
reported TO be gathering their strength near
Camp King. Detachment oil I. D troops
lett tins morning for Picolata.'
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GEORGIA.
Cam Of a Letter from an Officer Of the Army, 10 ia
Adjutant General, IN Washington ,o,c
Fopr N,rcnEII,. (Alal JAS. y, leaG.

Copv Of Letter from an Qdicer Of The Army, 10 me
Adjutant General, in Washington 80
Fopr N,rcnEII,. (Ala.l JAN. y, 1876.
SRI have the honor 10 state TO You, Tor
Tho information oil the War Department,
that on FRIDAY, the 22d instant, two Indians
we're killed few miles below here, on tue
Georgia side OF the river, BY Tue "h''es,
and also on Sunday, the oath, understood
Two other Indians we're killed, near Tue same
olace. On Sunday evening, tsays an eS-
press TO me from Columbus from three 10
five hundred Indians Though | don't believe
tina, there we're more than hItyl crossed
over The river, swearing hosillitles 10 Inc
whites on the Georgia side. tn yesterday
ahont Two o'clock. these Indians, about hity
IN number, were met by an equal number oil
Georgia militia; and, although the Indians
made signs of peace, by hosting white nag,
the whites rushed on them aud were hrcd
mon nv the Indians. This was the CON.
mencement of an engagement. which lasted
some fifteen or twenty minutes, when me MI
Iltla took 10 fight, leaving three or Tour o.
their number dead on the field, The loss oil
The Indians Is not known. New reinforce.
men,s passed here last night, for the scene OF
action. The Geor4ians have thus set iire
10 The match which the Indians have been
some time preparing, and the sequel can on
IL show the horrors il may effect. There :
no doubt hut that they Will have general
engagement to-day and, should II result u
The triumph Of the whites, II will probably
fire the whole nation the Greeks with feel
ms Of hosulity. Although lapprehend bu
htte danger here a, present, shall lose Nc
time in putting the bIockhouses IN state o
defence, 10 the end that We may not be taker
hv SUNRISE,
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The investigated Of Masonry, BY the
Anti. Masonic Legislature OF Prnnsy wanna,
has terminated IN most ludcrous manner
The witnesses rtfa.ln. 10 testify, the House
ordered them to be takenln,o custody which
being done, they resolved, by vote Of Il
to As, tha, they lorebore TO punlsh the
contempt committed against the House,
aud discharged them
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted The Grotrih Of ls35.
Eg7yLLIAM HUNTER has JUS

" oPeneN ms >PFlhg AssotinehI oil Hefa''
ca.uurisinn such a. suits The wants oil the etIzens
Of this aud the surrounding counties. Persons
wishing to be supplied had better call and select
before the assortment be broke, be does not 10
tend to get a recruit again tins Spring. Inc toi-
Inv MI La cnntaIns nArt Of bis assortmenl. VIZ:
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Lieut.. keays, Dr. GatIin, and Lieut.. Hen
derson, who we're among the slam Of Mayor
Dade's detachment, 10 Florida, we're natives
If North Carolina. A II gallant young men.
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Corruption is the order Of The dag-ln
a recent debate IN the House OF Repfesen.
tat,es, Mr. Wise, a jackson nan Of Nir'
gina, declared ina, the Executive had ~.
terlered IN the proceedings Of that House,
tina, It's power was then felt aud had bcp
felt, IN a remarkable manner, last WINTER at
the election OF ) eaker; aud upon the grand
question Of deposites, when 10 his certain
kaouledge thirty fire members had been ln'
duced 10 vote upon that question With the
dominaL, party, aud that too against Their
ceny,c.oas. ~ J. Tredoatln.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

Dwarf Marrow lat Peas
Early Extra Frame do
Blue Pfusslan do
Dwarf Blue Imperial do
Early Charlatan do
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prhNg.


Early China Bean bush J
Broad Windsor do
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Very respectfully,
JOHN ". McCR hBB,

- Lieut.. t. ). ith Infantry.
Gen. h. Jo>rs, Adj. General
.tFort Mitchell is tile old Creek Agency post.
Il Is on the Alabama side Of the thauahoochee
river. about fifteen miles below the town Of Column
bus. Alch Il on the LEFT bank OF the river.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

Hollow Crow n d Or sugar
Cup ParsnIp, "a new
and choice kind
Swelling Parsnip