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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

DIED. at Little Georgetown. Nd. on
the 18Th ult., Mr.. GEeReE SHEARER,
grand son OF Capt. George Eskrldge. OF
this county. In about the 22nd year OF
his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

BALTIMORE MARKET, June -.
Cattle on the hoof s. SO SO 75-
Hogs So so--Flour per barrel. So 81 a
57--Wheat per bushel, 81 AZ a 81 So.
ALEXANDRIA, June Is.
Flour, per barrel So 95.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

WARRINGTON, June 80.

The bill for the reorganization Of
the Post Office has EaalIy passed both
Houses OF Congress, and wants only
the appreciation of the President Of
the United States TO become law
Nat. Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

From the New Orleans Adv. June IA
By the cutter Independence, Capt.
Hawkins, arrived yesterday, we learn
that the residue Of the Glexican army
had evacuated Texas, II is also stat
ed that The Mexican com mander in
chief (Gen. FiLAsoLA) had entered
into an amnesty rsjth the provisional
Gocernmsnt of Texas. For the pres
ent hostili!ies have essNely ceased.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02
q. D.. gWreM 81 GO.

7 NENDER their thanks to their
friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have re-
ceived, and respectfully give notice
that they have just received an excel
lent stock of we'll assorted
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

GF 1t is stated that Ex-Governor
Wolf has been appointed Comptroller OF
the treasury 10 place Of Anderson, re"
signed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

tiers.
Madison Album Lucy Long
Joshua Arnold E. M. Lewright
Rebecca Anderson Angus w. M'Don-
Samuel d. Bradee aid
James Belnap Edward Myers
James Brown John M'Donald
Jos. w. Bronaugh John D. Miles
Andrew Bowman Mitchell Mills
Jas. Carr Baker Elder VI. Monroe
Clerk of Hampshire John Myers
9 Mishael Pugh late
Commissioner ofthe Sheriff or his Dep
Revenue uties.
John Corbin Nancy Poland
Charles A. Cham Jacob Pugh
berlain 2 Nancy Pugh
Thomas Carskadon Adam Poland
James NJ. Camp Marting Rem
thomson Coyanovon Henry w. Richard
Hugh Crauly son
James Curscadden Thos. Sloan 2
Edw in Cummins David Shields
James Doyle Philip Swisher
Owen It. Downey Asa Simons
Stephen Davey Jacob Shank
Henry Groves VIM. Smoot
Eliza Grigg George Shoemaker
William Gullck Margaret Taylor
Abraham Holt Thos. Talbert
Thornton II Heer- Martha Thompson
vey james Vance
George High son of Jacob Vandlver late
john Sheriff or his Dep.
Frederick High uties
Lewis Howyard John b. White 8
Rev'd. James Kerr Philip Williams Jr.
THOS. B. WHITE, P. M.
Romney, July 2, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

A bill was originated 10 the House
Of Representatives. nd passed through
all its stages, to change the time OF the
annual meeting of Congress from the
first Monday in December to the first
Monday in November. Its fate in
the Senate ia somewhat doublfal.--Ib.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02
WINES, FIsN,

Queenstoare, Hard,care, &c.
They invite all who are in search
Of CHEAP GOODS to give them a
call. They will sell on such terms as
cannot fail to please, -ALSO,--a lot
of superior white Wheat Flour, for
sale, for CASH. May IA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

courtesy and justice on our part might
have made the country ring With cries
Tor the separation of the Union.- But
we forbear for the present, and SHAH
wait for further and more particular
informa,ion.-Mr. Ki,chell, we may
remark, is a native of Hanover, 10
Morris county, and is a grandson OF
the late Hon. Aaron KitchelI, for many
years a distinguished Representative
in Congress from this State, and sub
se9uently member Of the Y. states
Senate. "--Free Press.
female inRuence.--It wos perth
nent & forcibe saying ofthe emperor
Napoleon, that "a handsome woman
pleases the eye, but good woman
pleases the heart; the one is q Jew,
the other treasure"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02
A List of Lette rs,

Remaining in the Post Office at Rom
ney on the 1si day Of July, 1880
which il not taken out before the LIST
day of October next, will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead let
ters.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

EsazszszazszgEsssgzEzz, .z.sssHszssasssszsAz:
ASlgEsgzss - 60
''s'D - ezI 49,
GF 1t is stated that Governor
Wolf has been appointed Comptroller OF
the treasury ia place of Anderson, res
signed.
The GLOBE (since the Opposite Bill
received the signature of,he Presidsnt)
says,--"We consider it fortunate
circumstances for the Administration
and especially the Treasury Depart
ment, that the recent bill regulating
the Deposite Banks, has besome a
law |"
WARRINGTON, June 80.
The bill for the reorganization OF
the Post Office has faalIy passed both
Houses OF Congress, and wants only
the appreciation of the President OF
the United States TO become law
Nat. Int.
A bill was originated in the House
Of Representa,ives,and passed through
all its stages, to change the time OF the
annual meeting of Congress from the
first Monday in December to the first
| Monday in November. Its fate in
the Senate ia somewhat doublfal.-Ib.
We notice that Gen. Harrison and F.
Granger are expected to participate in
the celebration of our National Anniver-
sary at Harrisburg, Pa.
Going np.-United States Bank
Stock sold yesterday at $l2Y each |;
and at $l2s, on time. The money
market is decidedly easier, and the
prospect is encouraging. Phil Ing.
Monsy.--The N. Orleans price cur
rent OF June 4,h says, "fhe Banks
are discoun.iDg to an extent commen-
snrats with the wants of the communi-
ty."
Extract of letter from the Receiver
of public moneys at For. Wayne, Indi-
ana, to the postmaster at Lawrenceburg:
81 am receiving from gao, 900 10
ST., 600 per day, and have been for
the last thirty days in my Office as
Receiver of public moneys. am
worn out attending to it. 100000
has been received since the 7lb of
March last, and it is said that the Eas.
tern folks have only began to come. l
believe that this Office will take 81
100000 during the year,
Longevity.-Tha widow of Ii. 0.
Wright of Marlboro N. H. can say
and be obeyed ARISE daughter, and
60 TO your daughter, for your daugh b.
tst's daughter, has got a daughter.
A DOOMED WAaoN.--A MIR. Swirl
was killed by lightning at Hatfield
Mass. few days since, while driving
his wagon with pair of horses. His
two horses we're killed by the same
bolt. 1t is singular that the same We
hicle had twice been previously struck
with Lightning, both times with fatal
consequences to the horses. About
Two years since it was struck in Hat
field street and three horses killed. at
! another time 1t was struck and two
horses killed, making, in all, Z horses
that have been killed in this same wag-
on. Ii ia hardly to be wondered al
that "people are almost afraid to use
IT," as the Hampshire Gazette says is
the case.
Latest from Texas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

We notice that Gen. Harrison and |
Granger are expected to participate /
the celebration of our National Annivel
sary at Harrisburg, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

Goisg np.-United States Bank
Stock sold yesterday at $l2Y each ;
and at $l2s, on time. The money
market is decidedly easier, and the
prospec. is encouraging. Phil Ing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

Money.--The N. Orleans price cur
rent of June 4th says, "f'he Banks
are discounliDg to an extent commen-
snrats with the wants Of the eommuni-
ty."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-02

THOS. B. WHITE, P. M.
Romney, July 2, 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-29
Sale of Land on Credit.

IN Monday the 9th day of June next, |
- will sell at the Courthouse in Charlotte,
TO the highest bidder, on credit of IL
months, plantation supposed to contain
100 acres, lnDlng the lands Of Nathan Orr,
aud Thomas Hunter, formerly owned by
James Robinson, now deceased, the same
being sold by virtue Of decree from the
Court g Equity for the benefit of partition
among bis heirs.
Also, at The same time and place, and by
virtue of the same authority, will sell one
other tract, lying en- the waters of the II
mile Creek, joining the lands Of VIM. At.
klnson, BurweIl Clark, James +. Davis,
and others, containing by estimation 42j
acres, formerly Owned by Edward Slit, now
deceased, and sold for the benefit Of partition
among his heirs. Satisfactory security will
be required. d. X. DUNLAP, C. ~. {.
ADrIi Goth, 1896. s9tds
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american, British, and India
GOODS,

purchased in the Cities OF New York and Philadel-
pha. for c Ash, and also before the late adraRee.
However, our customers will STE that our prices
are shade lower for goods, than formerly, except
Supar0 Our present stock was selected with
great care Below we give the names OF few Of
our Goods
Sup Fine Blue and Black CL0TH,
Sup do Adelaide West OF England)
sun Black French CASHMERE,
do. Cinnamon Drab. A splendid assortment Of
Summer cloth for gentlemen's wear,
Ribbed buckskin Cashmere, assorted colors,
do Linen Drill, "a new aruele,l
4 fine assortment of Summer IESIINGS,
A tasty selection OF fancy goods for ladies',
A splendid asst OF rich fg. Silks latest SIS 10 Gros
dc Rhine, Cold. silk Shally etts, fine article,
Painted Swiss Muslins, very handsome,
great variety Of English and French Painted
Muslins, French Calico
200 pieces Of Calico, ass'd. from 10 cts TO 40 cts.
per yard variety OF new patterns,
great variety of French Ginghams, assd. coils.
fine assortment of Fancy Handkerchief, made
Of sewing silk, new article,
Linen HdSis, Long Lawn, large stock of Linens,
Gloves, aSs'd., Ladies sik-ribb'd Hose, Black do.
Blond Lace Wells, Thread Lace, Inserting Mus.
lin, Edgng and Inserting, PLAID Silks ior Ladies
Dresses, new style, Ladies Crasats, ass'd
We have also, fire assortment Of J. ralnan's
BOOTS, No. |, made 10 order, ladies' SHOES
made by Israel Robinson to order, warranted
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FAREWELL.

Peace 70 the whispers OF sadness at parting;
The love that hath bound Us unbroken remains
Bright rays Of hope from above still are darting,
And God who hath filed Us with gladness, still
felgns.
Brief are the hours we have sojourned together,
The last sand is running, we hasten to part
Earth hath 30 union, but time will discover
To meet with the just, be the prayer OF our heart
High be His praises, whose mercy Astounding,
On Us has 50 richly, so freely been poured
Sweet the loved chorus IN anthems resoundlug,
Be glad every heart, and rejoice in the Lora.
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.HsSCELL.E.SEOUS.



IT'S not that face, that kindly beams,
With innocence so bright.
IT'S not indeed thy smile, which seems
A ray OF purest light.
lis not those eyes so brilliant far.
Like gems around thy brow.
IT'S no; thy locks OF flowing hair,
Before which ] would bow
It's not those ruby lips, that speak
In tones OF Love so mild;
'Tis not the hue upon thy cheek,
By sorrow undehled.
lis not for these, though all thine own,
Why of I've sought tor thee;
lis not for these my heart hath shown
Itself no longer free.
I've found in thee, in thy own heart,
4 precious gem | prize;
Goodness, without place for art,
A pearl that's OF the skies.
Go, dearest one, then, in the way
Which Love Divine hath shown,
And Tor him ne'eT.forget 10 pray,
Who'd shield thee as his own.
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TvHE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious to at5,3
IL every facility TO the Travelling pube
now announce that they have completed 4
their arrangements, and can With truth 0t
We present you nth q Line Of Had, -.
sessing advantages orer any Other, II "a.
irish 70 get on ruth ease and deTateh-bsy.
ing obtained that great deSiderattm aah al
TraselIers--no detention on the read. /,
IS so arranged as To correspond, III if, am.
walls al Raleigh, with the departure d l6e
following stages, VIZ: The Great D6q
Line to BlakeIy, North Carolina, passls,
through Loulsburg, Warreuion, and Hal.
fax; at the latter place Line Of Stage;
communicates with the Portsmouth RAJ.
Road for Norfolk by continuing On 5
Blakely, you strike the Petersburg Rl..
Road =; and on your arrival at that place "a.
have tho choice OF two Llnes-eriher II
land 10 Washington City, via Richuoud a..
a[~ Fredericksburg, or q
Ex-4sAs.A> Steam Boat to Notia,.
- - At Norfolk there uiI !.
10 deienllou, as there Is line al S,esn.
Boats for Baltimore in eounexlon VITA ii
line. THIS line also connects with oue trua
Raleigh TO Ne~ bern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbgr.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 9o'tlak,
A. Matter the arrival Of the PicdHei;
Stage from the Souih--aruyes IN kaIq-a
next DAYS a, o'clock, +. M.-Lsases r..
leigh TUESDAY aud SATURDAY At
O'Clock, A. NJ. ARRIVES IN Salisbury h9i
days by 1 O'Clock, p. M.--slIoslng sail.
Gent time on The road ior SLEEP.
A. The Hacks arr Albany make, eutrel7
new, aud cannot 10 surpassed Tor eotptpt
aud case /; the Teams are excellent, The d.
sers careful and attentive, and the Fare Ios
only SEVEN DOLLARS. AL Iaict-
mediate distances 7 cents rer mite.
aI Passengers from The South, eho wisa
to take our Lane, will be careful to eaisr 2
Salisbury only.
u All Bnndlcs and Packages al The tx
OF ros0ers.
WILLIS M0RlNG
JOSEPH l.. MugiNG
.tp4il II, is35. Io-ly
The Tars from Raleigh to WashiHgf@ t'9
amounts 10 SO 80, az folloafs'
From Raleigh 10 BlakeIy, Stage Fsfs.
Blakeiy 10 Petersburg. Lkosa fafE,
peiefzb0rg 10 Riehu,ond, Stage faie' I
Richmond so.t rsderickaburg, SiseaF''
Trtdertcksbrig q Washington esF'
Steam. Boat EySe.
The Steam. Boat farc FROM Petersburg Y
baltimore. via Norfolk. IN -Four Uaiicrs.
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take IN a reel or cotilion, that they are free
from all membranes. Respecting my
, form, scruple not TO say that II is piece
of natures noblest workmanship, and IN
giving it the coup de grace, she has LETT no
deficiency 10 be supplied by art. Having
fully submitted myself to your judgment, |
indulge the tlatterlng hope that | approx.
mate as nearly as could be wished TO your
choice of companion for life. shall hold
myself in readiness at any time TO follow
YOU 10 the hymeneal altar, and there pledge
my vows of eternal fidelity. Hoping you
will be expert IN your reply, subscribe
myself, yours, with profound sentiments of
regard, ELLA OCONNELL.
fellow in Mississippi, pursued by Justice
Lynch and his myrmIdons, lncontlnently
hanged himself lately, with proprety that
Jack Ketch night emulate. Before he turn.
ed himself off, he adopted tae suggestion Of
Nike 0'Flaherty, who quietly strung him.
selfup IN his cell on the first Jay oil his con-
| fnement, after writing with a coal on the
wall, Ism this better than botteriag q
Jury
4 Gentleman lNirins IN Society,"
"W no is that gentleman who has Just order.
ed his sereath lumber OF punch He seems
10 be member of every club n London.
g | believe he rs, but forget his name ; he
is evidently person who niires q good deal
in society. London PdPer.
Mas Reliance on Womdn.-Men sci.
dom or never trust men with their secrets,
and their ambitious proJects-but they will
trust woman with almost any thing. Hence
successful diplomatlsts almost always work
with the softer sex.
Mr.. Oliver G. Gum advertises, in the
Georgia Constitutlonalst, that his own son
has stolen his pocketbook and ran away with
it. We trust that the graceless " son Of a
gun " will get his deserts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-29
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEPSIA

ENHE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
Il SToMAcmcE ct HEPATIoE, formed
by chymical analysis and synlhesis OF seve-
raj prorimdte vegetable principles, are uni.
yersally acknowledged 10 have totally e.
clpsed the pretensions OF every other reme-
dy, and superseded the necessity OF every
other mode oftreatment wherever the above
diseases are found TO exist, as we'll as IN en-.
largement of the Spleen aud IN Jaundlce.
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are fatuency, sourness
or BURNING IN the stomach, melancholy, ir
ritablllty, disagreeable taste in the mouth /;
great irregularlty ofappetle, "hch Is some
times yoraclous, and at other times great
" deficient thirst, ietld breath, nausea,
weakness of the stomach, acid eructations,
papitation, drosslness, irregularliy OF the
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter meals,
pain in the head, dlzzness or vertigo, con.
fusion Of mind, attended with loss OF neIro.
~, gnawlng IN the stomach when empty,
chlIllness, affection Of sight aud hearing,
pain aud weakness 10 the back, laDguor, dis.
turbed sleep, cold feet and hands, tremor,
uneasiness IN the throat, cough, pam IN tue
side or breast, &c.
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti.kiiiOus Pills,
Are the cheapest and most approved Fam
ity Medicine ever offered 10 the Pubic.

Are the cheapest and most approved Fam
ity Medicine ever offered 10 the Pubic.
are extremely r:ild Intheir operation
Il causing sickness Of the stomach, TOR
'uhpleasan, sensation In the system, as
y keque1ily the result from medicines
~ % aci upon the bowels. They act spe.
ciiieSS upon the Liver, when IN torpid
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they acg like charm. In recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Man
persons Who we're subject to violent attacks
OF sick headache, have been much beneiilrd,
and several perfectly cured IN u few weeks
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ed asa preventative and cure II Bilious coin.
plants. Persons who arc subject TO that
distressing complaint, ca.slckntss, BY tax.
ing portion or Two 81 them a ies days pre-.
s.ous TO cmbarkIug on board the vessel, wall
be almost certain TO escape 1t. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur
ring any risk. Their virtues will remain
unimpafed for years in any climate. No
Family should b. without these Pills por.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means OF preventing much suffering from
sickness. Ii IS from neglec, OF keeping up
a regular perisialiic action oil the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering 10 be absorbed
aud mingled With the blood unassimIaied
fluids, that most diseases IRE produced.
DR.. +. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills fair trial, will ever after
feel wiling 10 be without them. The ties.
tmony OF thousands speaking in the high.
est terms Of their efficacy, might BE- added,
but the very high reputation DR.. L. has &C.
qulred as the inventor Of the Patent Tege.
table Nedician Sfomdchic0 e Hepaisca,n
for the cure Of Dyspepsia aud Liver com.
plants, IS thought sufficient guarantee 10
those wishing to make tf.I Of their ylr.
tues. They contain not particle OF Mer.
curry, or any ingredient that does not act IN
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DR.. 7. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med.
zeal professors, and pfaetlced his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases OF
the most obstinate character prevail, con.
slders himself we'll qualified to Judge on The
nature u diseases incident to warm climates.
Prepared by Josrru PRIESrLY PETERS,
NJ. ID. p. b. e. 7. NJ AT his institution Tor
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means OF
vegetable remedies, No. l20 Liberty street,
New York, Inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold in
Charlotte by Smith a. Williams !; in Con.
cord by p. h. Barrlnger, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous certlfl.
Gates OF their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRiES1LY PETERS.
Jan. |, 1886. I.y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having been solicited -
II remove to the town of Charlotte e..
the purpose of Teaching, and having done
so, will commence School so soon ) :
sufficient number OF subscribers can he a
tanned.
Terms:
For Reading, Writing, and Spelling, s3r
English Grammar, Arithmetic and ~
Geography, S.
History, Natural Philosophy. and
Chemistry, So
Latin, with the above, slOa
The Articles of the School may be see,
at the Office OF b. Oates, ESQ.
IL. ID. w. ALEXANDER
April IA, 1886. ssG
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ROnncts, Hats, Shoes. Boots,
V1rdirare a. cutlery,
Saddles q Eridies,
Glass and tsueens-uare.
GROCERIES.

Together With great number OF oifer articles,
all OF which we offer TO sell on rs good texans as
Goods Of the same quality can be purchased else
where. We invite our friends and aequaiatances
generally % call and examine our Stock Of Goods
before they make their purchases, as sc feel a.
sared that We can do as well By them a. our nciga
bors, as our Goods arc entirely new and ppfsba-
sed for CASH
w & A. ALEXANDER.
CGarlottf, n. c., March 90, 1885. s7tf
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A RIDING HORSE,

With or without Saddle, Birdie, &C., for
sale cheap, at the Charlotte Hotel
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400 PACKAGES
OF Fresh Goods Of the Latest
Importation!

Ky7E are now receiving and opening, very
w large and splendid assortment OF
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T0kcn In

Il TUAeN sD
HTN a ND committed to the Jail Of
~E5% N Mechlenburg county, on the
fEM 18th instant, negro boy named
M ARCHER, about five feet six inch.
es high dark Completed, with a
----~-----.ss large scar on his forehead aud says
he belongs to Richard Prior, speculator of Char.
otte, Va. Clothes very ragged Tho owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
j. McCONNAUGtiEY, Jai'or
Oct Y, 1896 G3tf
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JOB PRINTING

Neatly exeeifed atthis 0fee. 0rder' F'-
be thankfully receired and p'0aef'aay
attended 10.
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Spring and NHsssn,er
GOODS

lately purchased In the Cities of New York ard
Philadelphia. Their stock consists in part OF the
following articles:
Superfnc Blue, Black, Brown, Adelaide, Clartt,
Green, and Invisible Green CLOTHS,
Low priced ditto,
Buff. Drab, and Black CASsIMEREs,
Cotton ditto,
Some few sattne,s,
An elegant assortment Of simmer Goods for gen
tlemcn's Goats aud PauAoons,
Satin, Valeniia, Buff. and Marseitles SIiNGS.
Supeffnc black Velvet ditto,
Black, Prujcsna Italian, Gro ds Swiss, Sinchews,
and Sarsnet SILKS,
CoIored SILKS OF all kinds,
A good assortment Of PRINTS,
4 splendid assortment OF Ladies Dress EIhdkis.
Painted MasIins, and Painted Jaeopets, and va
riety Of superior gaols ior Ladies Dresses,
A splendid assortment Of Stocks Hose, hall Il0sc
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BDNM.NpS y HATS
loung's AAtS, best quality,
GROCERIES,,

Superior Green Rio Coffee, Porto Rico Sugars,
Vines. Mol4ss,s. Salt, Teas Imperial, Tyson,
Gunpowder, aud Black sc.
4 good assortmt OF Saddles, Brides, Bride Bits,
&f,rttr.aips
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-29
New Goods !!

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IL House iornierly occupied by $. {. Caid~eA
one door South Of the Post Office, take the plea.
sure OF informing the citizens OF Chsrsp,ie, and It's
vicinity, that say receiving, and will continue
10 receive. general and well selected stock Of