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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

N9t q tlruugine, his argument was all ,e,io>, :.
fhat paper saws
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il lis ,,.,,, '''' '''a We not known winch >lde
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ttrtal,.d We SHOULD not have en-
tfons anl '''' -. wiz opposing TIC fe>oio-
rar3 ~, - ''' iiei'''ulHN 81 the re-
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:, ian, rr',,,,, "'' '''' >'s"''>' 'h'eeofnm.
G,,a La, II - Nt'o"h 10 our readers we be
"U''. ',,'' II no small respect. hnt
,,o Lnl "'''''' '''" Il seemed to ~ "inie
,,ar, i '''' afeun'ni re urged and
eoiicli upon hms.r ka,,,;, 49,, =.
question which had hroaeh, Mr.. II, back 10 = scar
IN The Senate, aud not doubling, from his acknou-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

.s'0 Ess'R.

=" t.''e an Ia. 1'9''' t'-''"' '.S'oi y
VIZ subscriber talk thlN hl'ii'od q, 1''"In-
lng hls iil2iihsl" MS menus aiia io' "o'''
generally iof The patronage "''h has pe'h ne
,oi"rr extended To hlln' ANA I" inform II" IA ma,
hr Is s'Il h'lne Oh '''' "N"'' bus, ne III an
MS various III a'..'s' NJ ",S 90" S''''' '"' o''''
below M'ssls, M,lier ''""' H. ana 9pl"S"'
the nf,nefs hail'' ne mas ON Ha''o I" ''s ','''
II much IatGef alh mon G'"eial a5so'' i,'' III 81
every article III his me "l huSihcs' INN h'I''"-
''rG' selected by hns'' IN "'' .>"l',l'1n ,''.
with great care ana on lhr most accommodating
lfIlIlN he iihlfi'l' 1''l' 7' ''9 ~ '''''''"-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
PrrtnsnuRG. January 4, 1876.

Dem my Iutnry FROM Rcmond Petersburg, hr-
Mmon, who learned the
nf 81 rheumatism, known rs MI. " u
aud having been nficle ed with
hcnd for length of time, Determined To-
make and lonnd -ni-frc
entirely rcoved Of ii,
and do certainly believe he The h" 'r"'iv
have For the hcnrh "f III" "'''
rerunmrnd uuhiic These I'm '' gwen
persons WIN" snie'f nnd
relief that have, aud cannot but hh" maj c
mike ually uen Ia il'' 'h'"uR"
all "-nnS may have
the benefit, Medicine apcd" the euro Of onr
''' BENJ. :. CLEMENTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
No, l.1tt.

: \ 1T Rst ANCI Ola decree of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law aud Caanccry. for the
tow ri l,fnshburg, made on the .nd day Fcbru-
ars, $50, III the suit ot v IN. Ford y Go. against
Hugh AlonlaomcrIc and others. the undersigned
omnssoncr, appointed for that purpose, viii
proceed In sel To- the highest bidder, hy wav of
public anelon, "l Thursday the 5h day of May
next, n Lot and Tenement, On the street leading
{" Poe : tan- yard Opposite the residence of Mai
james III lsqnr, and formerly occupied by Mr..
MontgomerIc ms a Tolncco Factory
ieums---ls, tNch aud eighteen months cred
Al, III, purchaser or purchasers eiyiag bond and
GOOD srenrll, Tor the purchase money, and the IL
Tie 10 be retained rs farther security
HENRY Ut NNiNGTON, Gamer.
Anali ,,N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
TN COMMON coUwcIE.
IrNcHBuR0, MARCH -, IoB. I
pESpIbFD. That all owners Of Dogs in Lyncf

- EsOLNFD. That all owners Of Dogs in Lynets
1 a burg be- and they hereby required 10 con-
fine such dogs closely within Their lots until The Isl
day OF November next. with the view of guarding
against II ydrophoia and tic Police Master is here
by authorised and ordered 10 shoot or otherwise kill
any do which he may find rniinlng at large. within
tin lnIfs ri the Corporation after he shall have civ
81 neitrr NJ Tins resolutions by advertising in one or
both ol the newspapers, published in Lynchburg.
Cupy--'"ete.
d. ROBES, Clerk.
April II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
Ss7sszNz5NTzesa5Bzxx .szss
OBITUARY..

inotto Revolutionary Soiiier eome
Damn llenrlI. of Floyd county. Is 10 more.
After lingering tor some time, IN feeble state,
he expired on the .1tb of March, IN the 71th year
of Ii>aec NJ Howell was soldier u the l;c, -
oluIlon, aud died full OF years aud I'LL o honor
leaving vile with several children, ami numc-
rou> other friends, IL lament his los.
a." The Anehbure Democrat and Richmond
Enquirer reques ted 10 copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
MESSRS. RINES AND LEIGH.

II '"eSe gentlemen have crossed swords. Mr.
''es addressed the Senate, at length, on the 2sh
Co.. :" 'aVor OF the Expunging Resolution-mani-
al Ivy oy an early attention to the subject, a aud
=. ''aclity IN obcying the Instructions of the LIE
,,s ."e' by seeming compliance. We say
lining compliance; for, according to the Nation
'"'e'''genccr, although he protested to he in ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
RruMoNp,D Dec. ,, 1888.

,nr tired other rrrp'r' IONS
tmln relief mud bcng nnfhlc :" "hik
,d , c ,lc an ~, Inuc could shne>, ~ ths
cnud, ~ a., induced make OF W ID Mioons hhe""At,c
recommend 10 all
ocj a nm thp 10 any pfephrao"
have used of heard oil ". "'"''
,,rl / st I'm lin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
RIrnMuNp, January II, l-3G.

Mmnu-=fnr nliciei nducel To benz
Rheumatic MIXTURE. fretou- {
hixtu Tor long tune nncrd with Rb"umatn
had tho Pa without S'r'ibe
all ohrr had lIle uluctd I" Try
conscIrnouh a.s"r TINT II -np"
tins d-ss'I1g di.cns"-
would recommend al prr,on- afflicted ifIal a. nm
the u,t,iute HENRY FKDBSr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

O. The Senate has adopted resolution d,iog
upon the 23d OF Nav as the day for the adjourn
mcnt of ConereSs-which. when the I'D oi MAY
comes, will be repealed, and the 23d Of June, or
maNhap of July, substituted therefor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
DYSpEP STA!..

FAR BECkNITIrS PILLS, one OF the most
~ certain remedies ever tried tor that distressing
aud dangerous complaint, Dyspepsia--kept CON
stantlv ON hand. for sale by X SIAbLEk.
tmh1 II Min
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
Journcymen c@ilors Wanted.

WISH In employ one or two Ionrneyrnen TAFT
ots, ii steady habits. To such. constant EMPLOY =
mont and liberal wages viii he pisen.
ttRDIIS q. TERRY.
lrnstlIIe. lAmphril u. Anril / IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
EE~s OF LETTERS

K'mdfRe ~ Hc Past DHcf at ftHfhbug, on
be 11of iprd, 1ss6.
a. Persons asking for letters III the following
i>t, will pie..sr "a, that the, arr advertised
RI. sraondcr ., / hoaa. H. Alien 3,
Miss Mary Adams, George \ Arnold ,, Mark
tnton, ir. :, christopher ,npllo''f :. Sterling
&. Anderson, Charlie Ardefson y 5slnpton /
dnms, Paul Arpe.
George iael,, John l.. Eel. Moore Bar.
ucks, London Briggs, Wm. / Boiling. VII. llun-
nah Hurd, tharlr- =. Hurls Nner Il Boswell,
james Lubbock, Airs. Sarah Iiuflord, Job \. Bos-
worth, .anr Bolzel. " lllam Burnett, W nnt
Bourne, William Hnnc, John Trough, Cornelius
BALDWIN, Reuben Eadoch, Mr.. Grace Boiling
Thomas RrooIs James Bnr, nr. -. II. Boyd
), Ms, Sanh Rroudcr3
C.-tapt. Francis II. CaIlaRae, Josiah !.
Crews, liza Carpenter, MIR. Elizabeth cobbs, Mrs,
judith Cahcll, Nj, Eliza tnllana,, DAVID Crit
ley J, David tou1tns, John taffoll, Mrs. Nancy
Chairman, lames GATEWAY, Charles Carr, Nj.
Polly Christian, Thomas Charlton, Mfs :. u.
Christian, \. =. Carpenter, Wm. l.. thrk,ou,
Mcaah Clar, ;, Nj. Nancy tailrcy. solomon
Clark, Gerl, CHANGER, Court ;
ID. Miss Mar, J.. Dawson, Mrs.. Adelrne Dor
sry, Nelson &. Dawson, Jr. Joel NJ. Dickinson,
Henry /. DAVIS ;, 4. \ nodd, Mns Emma
Dixon, Henry l. DAVIS
T.. John Eeho-, Rolcrt u Evans. joel Ech-
obs.
= ". y VI floyd, Ucniemnn Ferguson,
james Farmer. Lewis Fry, Ms Martha Auu
Foster. Miss Elizabeth Iulcllcr. !. Freeman
W,lhmm Grmce, C,Ihort Glhls, Mrs. Mar
tina W. Goodc Ms Frances Good"m >, Geo.
W Games, Thomas Com, Rehard G"atku,
Mrs. Violet Grlmcs
ll-jolm T. Hunt, Sherlock nllnnnn, Ecnia-
MN ". HIGH DAVID Hoffman. Edwd. Hunter
Mrs. Sarah J. lluudIcv, Ilcmy Holman =, Geo.
W. ,Iix, Hooper ~ Graft, " lllnm iicadcn, lno.
W, ,!uehcs, Elizabeth ilohson, Robert .. Iiar-
per, Charles I'LL, Mis- Eliza /. Hughes, " m.
:. liudems. Alexander Henderson, Charles Il
liurl, Thomas Handle, q.
l-l,cul. Dunes l.. Jefferson, iarllon james,
Ehnh johnson, Mr. Ndcnc Z. Johnson VII
liam Il. Jones, Mr.. Elizabeth Jackson, " ,Ihnm
H. Jones', Mrs. nosnuua Johnson, John Johnson,
Johnson ~ Drew, !. J. lcwcsson, iasnhul Jew
uluGs, Francis james, ranthca /. Jordan.
Nancy O. kldd, James '. Knight. .ohn
kylc, Absaom klnn, Lewis iNdd.
Charles II. Lcvclin, Kpher ,.lmon, VIM
II. Leonard, Nm J. Lewis.
NJ Mr. SHrnh VI. McAll,stcr. VI pItam Nur-
rcll, FIedcneA Mnn, Mr.. Mary Mcdonald,
Rev, James Mcdonald, Socpnics Milehell, VIM.
&. McAIIlster, T. Martin (col'dl John ". Mayo,
Thonas J. Marln, Jacob Miller ), Wm.t. Muse,
MI. Jnne Mosl,, Mis-. hNlhctl, Nahouc, Lo-
rculo u. Moore, Mis- Nancy nerednh, MISS
Martha \. Mcdonald, William Mctareo, :. l..
Mnnlc,, lesse : Mnr'u VI. Mebonald, G. NJ.
ptchcll.
N.-owen Neal, Cap'Ncninmin Nor,cl, VIM.
+. Nor,cll, Dr T. II. Nelson ;.
o-Wm. Oliver, Wm. Oelcsby il
F-lobu pcrrnoI, VIM. {. Perry, lm,Icy
Padect, Mrss Nm :, Icylol, 5lala Perkins,
Benjamin y hIp,, Dnhnr, roadc>trr, Mss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

Err0ia.-lwo cr1or> escaped our attention in
tine Preambh of the Amherst Van Baron meefne,
inserted last Monda1.-In the 7lth line Of the 1t
column, the word mot was improperly mrroau-
ccd, of course changing the meaning of the sen-
fence; and in the 95fh line OF the "a column " Ill
erty" was substituted for " hi,ory.' People
should write lceiIty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

- "''
''' ~ '''Nn'' '"'' Sh't'll al inc count. 9" amp
anu ~ s'' ~ ADMINISTRATOR o' christopher ,,sfk'
- :, - IN n"o '.'n, ''''''S noli"'" al" ha'-
80 ~ 'a'''' M ~ CT hru'o" county ana az such'
'''"loi'''''"' 81 '''h'N Hth' dec Il. deiehuants.
lis cause came on again tins day 10 be heard.
ia" paprir loInrllN read, cNhjbls filed, the
polis 81 Commissioner Ni,tt. made pursuance OF
tn" dccrrtd urd,l9 al the 10Th day nj May, S27, Of
the 18th day al January S2. aud OF the | 18th da, Of
February IL. with receptions thereto, to por-
tons Of the last rrporr ly all the defendants and
with exceptions, N lite manner, 10 other portions
thereof by thu plaintiffs, examinations of witnesses.
aud argued by counsel On consideration
whereof laod tor reasons fflln the said decree.
count doth at 'nl,o order md decree tina, the de-
leudlut. - {. Moomall. do ply unto Thomas
DIXON Lat .lir,in of tn. count, of tampbcl and
rs slllI administrator of Clui.fophrr lark dcc'd
ion the hcnrht of Thomas \ Ifolcombe heretofore
appointed hy an nrlcr of tins court receiver of the
tn II fund of { Clark decd tb. sl,,n of five thou
sand sIN hundred and Twelve dol as, and sixty one
crnre with .,N prr ccuIuu uel t,utIu, interest an
Two Thousand five huu,cl and eobfN five dollars and
fifty cents , p,,t lcr,ur from The 3lst December
l-l MI p,l that Iciuo line sum ,nne,rinp as ol,re
SAID 10 be ,In,. fran, him to the said tr,st fnnd
On tb,. n,of,n; of The nj u,Is and II arnc,rnr :,
tn, court, that the defendant, James e. Woounan
hath lenn,rd from the State and tina, l., ;s ,nsoy,nt
and that In, decree herein hefo,e rendered ,ra,n,t
hmm vii IN al probablu, be unnro.uctiye. and il
heup sner,.tca Inv ,he ulantios and ,nnea,iug also
hy In, ,,,,l,,,c,. -, ,,,, c,,,, H., . ,,,au f H..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
REVIEW
or IHE NCITBt RG HIRkEI,
Corrected by Richard s'srce.
Z IL ~
COMMISSION MERCHANT.


co. Passed and Refused
We have Lad come iuc Manufacturing To-
hacco in market The past week. \ crop of ,
binds. tobacco made h, Mr.. MARY Stone, ol Pitt
svkaula. was sold on Thursday last nj the fol
lowing prices ore nj 500 ; one nj Sl3 -; one
nj SlI 10 one nj so 30; and the Lug hhd
AT = 30, ayera2ne, including the Lue hl'd
James VI Nerean Manufacturer.
Comparison of Inspections up 10 tlls date.
md Aprd, l~.t1. III hhds. rasscd AMI Refused.
2ud April. l-i}6. "1o3 hhds. pa.scd and Il cinted,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

ST Morrison's cgctablc
OF ll5Piean Pills \nd for salo by
WILLIAMS 4 VICTOR
Apll IT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-24
THeHiy DOttGr8 Re!card.

TaNAkEN, on the Attn instant from the
- subscriber, seventy. one doIIars--there
were 20 silver Spanish doIIars.-three French
Crowns-29 eagle halves, Is quarteas-
ten dollar bill, 3 five dollar blIls--l two
dollar bill, and three dollar bill, and about
: cents in change. The money had been
deposited by my wife in an old tan yard a.
bout fifty yards from my house, for The pur.
pose Of putting it out of my reach; and in
about a quarter Of an hour after it was placed
there, It was taken by some person unknown.
If the person who has the money will re.
turn to me fifty dollars, through the Post
Office, he may keep the balance.
VIM. CASSELES.
June g. 1895 as
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-24
JUDGE WHITE Is COMING.

Ark;-Tke Campbells are comm.
Jud-e White is coming, hnrra hurra'
Judge White is coming, hurra huFra!
To chcck the nisrnlG,
OF lie Van Buren, school,
Judge White is,coming, hurrS +! hurrs.
There's Alabama, Tennessee,
As pioneers Of Liberty,
Appealing 20 The brave and free
Throughout, this great coniederaev.
Judge White is coming, &e'
virginia too will be among
The patriots as they move along,
And lain her voice 10 HE noble throng,
To swell the notes q the patriots song.
Judge White Is coming, &c.
Ye freemen al, in every State,
Our objects to your good relate;
Come every man both small and great,
Come Ioln our ranks and share our fate.
Judge White Is coming, &e.
Our Banners gladstone 10 the sight,
Twill give The patriots heart delight.
The naue thereon is Ha-h l. Waste
And under il well boldly fight.
Judge White is coming, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-24
NEW GOODS.

cieS. which he offers 10 the public at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Pateu, Lever, Leplns, and
PLAIN English and Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Lade, Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (rhife, green, blue, and
osure,l 10 suit all ages aud sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
II ADDITION To THE ABOVE, M HAS JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
PROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
B-iuania.ware IN luIl sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlestcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, HAIR
do, Table aud Tooth Do, variety OF PER.
FL merry Of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and French Suuf Boxes, Per.
cu-slon Caps, Pocket Books, Enerson's Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added to hts former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, viii embrace
a variety, which viii be sold Iow for Cash,
or on short credit to punctual dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER.
CAariotts, Norsm5er, 1855. 70tf
y. b. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
need money To carry on business
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-24
,fnierirai,. British. and Indie
GnnnS,

purchased in the Cities OF New orb and Phiiadel-
nbia. for & Ash aud also before the late adraRct
However. our customers viii see that our prices
are shade lower for goods than formerly, except
Suoara Our present stock was selected with
great care. Below We give the names Of few Of
our Goods
Sup. Fine Blue and Black CLOTH,
Sup do Adelaide West OF England
Sun. Black French CASHMERE,
do Cinnamon Drah A splendid assortment OF
Summer cloth for genteutcn's wear.
Rlbbed buckskln Cashmere, assorted colors,
do Linen Drill, "a new articles
4 fine assortment OF Summer ! ESIINGS,
4 tasty selection OF fancy goods for ladies',
splendid asst Of rich fig. SILKS latest sly Gros
de Rhine, Cord. SILK Shallyetts, fine arucle,
Painted Swiss Mushns, very handsome,
4 great variety OF English and French Painted
Musllns, French Calico,
200 pieces Of Calico ass d. from 10 cts. TO 40 cts
per yard, a variety Of new patterns,
A great variety Of French Glnghams, assd coils
4 fine assortment OF Fancy handk.rchicis, made
OF sewing SILK, new article,
Linen Hdkfs, Long Lawn, large stock OF Linens
cloves, ass'd. Ladies silk-ribb'd Hose, Black do.
Blond Lace Wells, Thread Lace, Inserting Mus
lin, Edging and Inserting, Plaid Silks tor Ladies
Dresses, new style, Ladies Crayats, ass'd
We have, also, fine assortment Of J. Iaman'
BOOTS, No /, made 10 order. LADIES SHOES
/ made by Israel Robinson, TO order, warranted
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-24
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti.IsiliOu~ Pills,

Are the cheapest and mos, approved ram
iiy Medicine ever offered TO the Public.
hey are extremely mlld IN their operation,
neither causing sickness Vi the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation in the system, rs
is too frequently the result from medicines
given 10 aci upon the bowels, They act spe.
ciicaIly upon the Liver, when 10 torpid
condition, carrying oil large quantity OF
bile, through the influence OF the eNcerncnt
function, which, il suffered 10 remain IN the
system, would produce either Jaundice, IL.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague, or some other griesous bodily afiilc.
ton. In all cases 81 torpor 81 the bowels,
they &c, like a charm. In recent cases at
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Many
persons Who were subject TO violent attacks
o, SICK head ache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured IN a few weess
by their use. They are highly recommend.
I'd as preventative aud cure oi Bilious com.
plants. Persons who are subject 10 that
distressing complaint, sea.slckncss, by tax.
Ing portion or two oi them a icw day pre-.
slous to embafklng on board the vessel, will
be almost certain to escape u. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur
ring any risk. Their virtues viii remain
unImparcd for years 10 aBy climate. No
family should BE- without these Pills ror.
tion Of them, taken occasionally, would u,
the means OF preventing much soldering from
SICKNESS. Il Is from neglect OF keeping NJ
regular pefistaIllc action OF the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, uuas,tmtaied
funds, that most diseases are produced.
DR.. 7. feels confident that no person Who
gives these Pills tar tual, will ever after
leel wiling to bc wIhoa; them. The ties.
llnouy Of thousands speaking tn the high.
est terms oil their efficacy, might be added
but the very high reputation DR.. T., has AZ.
qured as The inventor OF the i" Patent fsgs,
table HedicsaG Nomachiea q Hrpdhcr, -
tor the cure OF Dyspepsia and Liver com.
plants, is thought a sufficient guarantee to
those wishing Ia make a trial Of their ylr.
tues. They contain not particle OF Ner.
curry, or any ingredient that does not a~t IN
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DIR. =. having been educated under the
most eminent American aud European Med.
zeal professors, and pfacllced hlS profession
many years IN the South, where diseases oil
the most obstinate character prevail, con.
sders himself we'll qualified to Judgc ou the
nature ofd,seases iuc,dcGt to warm climates.
Prepared by JosEru PRIE-rLy PrrfRs.
VI. y. =. b. {. =. VI. at his Institution tor
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means OF
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty
New York, inventor aud sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Prce 30
CENTS.
/ These invaluable Medicines are sold IN
Charlotte by Smith d Williams; IN Con.
cord by =. b. BarrInger, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphcy, where numerous ccrtl6.
Gates Of their efficacy eau be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
/ jan. l. $50, ly
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Spring and summer Goods,

SHFlH- anu %ufsNitE eoOuN,
purchased BY himself for Cab only,-the
majority Of which was selected Oh, Of the
packages as they arrived from Liverpool !;
also, good assortment Of
Hardrare d. Cutlery, Crockerg j. China.
rare, Hats and BoHaets, La!tes q Gen.
demen's Shoes, SugGr d Cofee Of a supe.
rior quatify, Motasses, SAT-, NAILS, &c.
A few Of the leading articles Of which he
will state the prices, VIZ: Sugar at lbs.
for a dollar; Coffee 81 ; Moasses - cts.
per gal. Salt $3.50 per BUSH. Nails 10
CTS. per ID. Tie earnestly invites hts friends
aud nelghbofs and passers.by, to call and
hear prices, and Judge for themselves, He
Is determined 20 sell as low as any Country
Store in the County. Ia fact, he viii not
be under.old if he IS apprzed oft A cred.
It until the lst of January will be gwen to
solvent dealers.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE
will be taken, al fair price, in Barter for
Goods and discount Of 10 per cent made
~ every instance to those who pay CASH.
Hickory Gr9ce, MeokieabUvg Co., r. C.,
lst June, / $50.
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I'd offer thee this heart Of nine
If | co.ld love thee less;
But hearts as warm. as son as thine,
Should never know distress.
NV fortune is too hard tor thee,
'Twould chill thy dearest JOY;
I'd rather weep TO see thee free,
Than win thee to destroy.
leave thee in thy happiness,
As one too dear TO love
As one I'll think of but 10 bless,
Whilst wreIchedly | rove.
Bot oh when sorrows cup | drink,
All bitter though II be,
How sweet to me twill he 10 think
Ii holds no drop for thee.