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reserved for future consideration, as this
would imply disposition on our part 10
espouse the quarrel of Texas with Mexico
a disposition wholly at variance with the
spirit eftle treaty, with the aIhlfcrnl policy,
and the obvious welfare of lhess United
States.
The inducements mentioned by General
Hunt, for the United Siatesto annex Texas
10 their territory, are duly appreciated ; bd'
powerful and weighty s5cer,aiply they are
they are, they are light when opposed in the
scale of reason toetreaty obligations and
respect for that integrity of character by
which yshe United. States have sought TO
distinguish themselves since the. establish.
medt Of their right to claim a p.acesia the
greattamiIv Of nations. 1t is presumed
howeveE. that the mo!iyesby which Texas
has been governed in making this overture
will have equaf force in impclliag her to
preserve, as AN independent Power, the
mofsiberal-eomrnercial relations with the
United States. Such disposition will
be e.cfeer!ully met, in a corresponding spir.
it, bys this Ge@ernment. If ths answer
whicirtile Undersigned has been direct dote
give 10 the proposition OF .Gcucfaf Hunt
should unsor.naiely work such sschange m
the sentiments of that Goyernrnent ASTON.
duse an attempt to ex.endcomnlasssl rela.
toms alsewbere, upon terms p eivdfcia to
afiesU United Siatesf this Goyeshmeai will be
cousoled by the fectaude ofil Mentions
and certainly that although the hazard oI
transient lossess may beincurred by q rigid
adherence to just principles, no lasting pro
spenty cansbe secured when they are, dis
regarded.
The undersigned avails himself ofthe oc
casion 10 offer General Hunt renewed as
surancc Of his very distinguished consider
alton. =.
JOHN FORSYTH,
DEpARrMEnfoF STATE,
Washington, august %, 1887.
The second letter Of, the Minister of Tex
as replies to some of the arguments OF Mr.
Secretary Forsyth, and concludes (besldes
The compliments ofusage, with the following
declaration
The undersigned most respectfully as.
sures the honorable Mr.. Forsyth, and
throughhm His Excellency the President
of the U. Ststes, that the prompt and decI'
sive rejection ofthe proposition the an:
nexation of Texas to the United States viii
not be imputed to an unfriendly spirit to The
Government. and People of Texas"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

.SrsAMsoar CTS 90 - coy
accident sce,Ea q 4 es.
tern watarss snch ~ 4 = ua.
er, running se1pds Ting
the captain ef t : pss is
tc get up n ceraaii6 ION sonaof Tho
passengers eyouefasing him from lf cen.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
CHER wv GAzls4
i wEDNEsneE. Qcgs nEh &C 2
We return oar % 4 hanks fo Col. clIb5 -
Richardson bsvsEiaus Dublc doal C.
The indispcsition of two Of our inpas t6t ~
us 10 double advestiisemsab lti6 NeSk lfsip,,
and omit some matter Intend s Z.

Congress. ufsceodhts fpm u -
down 10 the Ilsh. tn. BIZ te ~ = =
emission If sloo eOo1d TtsssasY - -
passed both houses; no note to be Of =
denomination than $50. To be fsdntq ,
after one year. 8 forthatsyear q lesf "a
not exceeding s per cent ~ 81 - :
requiring the payment of possae :
the express mai in,advsncs has slp
both houses. .,..ss s. -, 80 -. -
IsIxDIAS WAR on TIE Wss1sax
The st. Louis Rspphaic9A ststSs 3
the osages have somnitted sgnsd dsp
such a. stealing hees eattle 8. a
open, n,hostiEties. The inhabifSnts ~ =
alarmed. Orders hsye bee1 asu6e 4uefseiHg
q b,.,ndrod & mon u dSfSsnek ,ssst,s ~
- ''A'''s' :. 80. sa.sz.zf <zsS
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

DIsAsraous wascx -5Fe leasa - -
Newberhspectatort orthaf the steam6r HOE
capt. WaIrs Wa.wrecked a5sw nelex
of ocfacoke bar, ,ont tths night Of mosdsy se
9th. instant. h s5asequsnse sfsapsss
weather and tie lsaky tate cf ~ hpaSit
was found necessary to bear seU Dsk1e
nearest port. Bot either btakia q eesGs
to reach il, the boss was aassssh 50 81 ~ Il
Of about ninsg passengers only / gx :;
and Of a crew., conssting % sSrty thpe itle
greater part are supposed to havs psris
Out Of froms thirty eo:kstgi ~ 8 x'
escaped. OF the eh5zsu,Q II g g. re
several, oaly one sseape sl
particulars eontsned IL CT
the names 81 ths psls pan | ~
are derived from q 80 = s'ss s., + 8
We are panied d learn siace
was was Ii TIVE shst fs kssel4 Nm q
and lady were apa hO W. g 81 ~ -
Some local elections han han s1sl p.
81 - -
necticut the fesuh q ys
against the administr - -
The latest a S6Iil : 1T 1er
.ailuet cestsi;n t; tkat s. III, q
dsasn GoycrEos ;kslsc sctei ossf q
sclIey. wss ss:E q s:ssss.y - - -, jSss 49,
B 81 ZIP au !! ! >! ]. ~ ssn
Va learn ahats ths city a. i e
VISITED with severe see1a q ~ e
INST which DAD nucls sass9 3 - 20
the haroor. sunx ssysss s'eo ..ss s3s
fenc aurtren 8 seassCys yse s8 g y
p.ans41 iona 8 ! s y. 81 81; ss9! 3 4 ~
cl1y were cosssse :. y u y -
Inundated -. g. . 3
.s.sss$sss For sise, Chsrax Gsslt
qs,sst. sys.,....s, .;s AZ. - - ! SfSx a
! =; s.
oen,,emen IA. t;n;x 6s;afe sS,l Il
81 vhe;n ! 4 A shos,s "a S sc s. - 3 +
employed d ta1e eiaiSe Il ID {snsis -.
my, mr the ensuing year. Andx6 n6 mt
(tothe kaowledgsof fthe ss;;tess 9 81 81 = s. - $
Sy you, to secafs siKss.s;;ss & 4 . = .
ne wosio. fespec.ae ~ en-
doned the Aeaasnyl 8 !!s 81
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

an /, refuse f,r seed ;then they will complain
,hn ,hey degenerate. The finest and ear
ls;es, .ef every kind OF vegetable should be
s,,ycd for seed !; BY this method, instead of
teocnera,ing, they may be improved.
Eyery cutivaior shoaid intend TO this
subject, for i: is much noglec:sd, and great
hossis occasjoncd fer want of little time
as.lsastsension.--Masne Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

.3nd be il further rfsolttd, That 4 select coIAmil''e "t
five lie appointed, with power 10 send Tor persons ana
parcrs. T., Inquire and r"p"rt 10 This livusr what G''i"c-
iin.. il any. il:s Lcca "I'!" ~ :i"i:'"F: at We '!"''"' ~
Representatives, at the preceding or present SESSION.
from their per diem com Pensa;lon, when absent III IL
tendance oil the Supreme Court Of tie United STATES
or the courts in nd lucent States or elsewhere, Oh '"e'F
own private business.
TO which amendment Sir. Yell offered tic following
amendments:
"And that said committee he instructed I" inquire IN
to the expediency OF providing by law fer reducing Tie
comprnsalion allowed to members OF Congress 10 SIX
drl.ars per diem and also into The expectancy o! pro-
yidinl by law for tic removal Of the Seat OF Cavern
mrnt Of tie United States TO some point on tie Ohio or
Mississippi river, on or before The first day OF January,
l4iO.'
The subject was debated by Mcssrs. Claiborne, Yell,
and Underwood.
The last named had not concluded when the li0nr hay
ing elapsed, the Chair announced the private Orders 81
tho Day. .
Tie following bills ana resolution were sevcIaIly read
q third time, and passed:
A Bill for The relief Of Henry Lee;
\ Bill further 20 amend The act incorporating tht
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company;
Rail road Company 10 construct a rail.r"ad from Car
rotten 10 the town Of Bayou Sara, in The State OF Lou
lsiarla;
\ resolution to grant relief to Ike l'gal represents
lives Of Michael Fcnwick, deceased.
After spending sune Tine OIL other private bills, TIE
House adj turned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
TIL; STATES.

NV YonE -:5onr important propositions a!e "
pending before the Legislature. Am !s these IS 40 De-
slruction 10 lic Bank Committee 10 rrp"Ftn no H"" H1""'
or ANY aGIItirn to iHc Capita" OF Iii" old oh'S'-'''"'
following clause, which las been adopted by 4 a't!H'.
of the Senate:
~ No '"fi"fli"i t''I''" :: u tt" w.. 49,; " w. .f,.
my ! ga. =. u : >"+' -r vi = ., ,n'" " ..n ,' "ss go ~, :" 60. ,r,,g
"Ttr - r: ~ iSn srn.r. iof tic PURPOSE or vii, IT, ,n".t ct u.r
80? dtp",ttr$, Lis'"""n's hiii' .: oih'f g. "!""rcS "i 'c'' % 81"
''"!S' " ct"!us'I"' any "'T"' "'""":' go Co" 90 'N"7
'.nv"'', ~ VI. y ~ 81 ''''." W w. - ,m' "I"'l -. o .
me 9r"",G MS "''' pass" q wa "I,'" ", =, ~, .
~ ~ ,r,h,,;y;,t Ih. Ii.;r, and Systematically Hia rI
+, contract IN r,:'v the mail and H. cusa II dEsi ,-,.ar.
b.! y,,u the parll,s as TO term. Ne, 20 proy..c @rl'
adjustment ur m, dITr,jy I'M yu,,dy u,raa,r. We
nj the Aibgur ArrIs To- Stale he ,Igie which thu J.
hys down t,f aLIns,Iur the terms between the CoaY&.
anJ lm. rns,mass;rr. Generate, we Eayc no ..oua. hos
rr,,;-i,, +, ,I,, ,,i;.., nm f.. f., f., rn,r,.,,i iGl, all"
III -,,J rh,-,.r. !, .lT.-, ,y,. ,,,i. :, r.s.l:, 4,
ru,,,,y If ,m, r,,;,s ON iMr .nad an IA. SABBATH, 3D.
Y.,. srssu;rd =; onc,.
I'm, Irri.L,,u-r have ais, > LIN I,cC,ro them t, mc.
th. s,.-u;. apains, rSurv. Entirely, in cases glr.r ~
: pl!l:cs choose t. avail themselves Of an agreement, .'
where no agreement WAS made, the law rrinl;a' :" &
force. All corporations are excluded from TIA "?+
ton Of the repeal. and could no., even by a@r''"'"'
receive more than : per cent - (ihis singular ''.'.
stance occurred III HE proceedings, i!I:: Inc o'!'4' "'
authorized an cGiiiun oil HtnlianI ~! ISuty ~. Z
ed for t!i:!E own use. 10 higher compliment ''".
paid hiHr; As II "As ay"wrd, that t!S E-SatE "%' !
ts'a is " SUBSTITUTE i"F any report iron" '"''' N"'
tee
\ petition vas presented iToIl Gc.rit SIn!:I A"" '''
Abolltlunis!s, to extend the right o! su!!:ag" H!ia'4!''
gard 10 cu!9r, and to repeal the lass au;Ip:Aa- 81
r. in the State Of New YUrk.'-TNe petition So .'',
and rGecttd, at oncc, by L vote IL - ~ i IL .S -"
CT House. .
New llaMrsHIRE.-Thc Legislature ~aGJ1Uf"'" VI"
lILI. They passed some important !rsvlu!!0'S' "
their session, concerning The Surplus heremnf, '' -.
.itJltioaiSts. The following Resolutions Fs,r' 90
, House, by j vote Of 1876 II ~; and tie SenaI: "T !'"'
"UNrrtus, Government, was Instituted f.: IT, ea.
man benefit. y,o,rc,iou and security of the wHnr c'
,,n,;tr ,nj mn, inr ,J. nriv,i. interest, or cHi|.aa.
~ INV one man or clnsS IF men and whrrels i. .".r
nor Of unn, ccs.,rv ,a,n,;o,. whether !, hay. li t'"y
icct distribution. inc granting of Protection 20 s':''.
individuals only, or OF certain kinds Of manuiIc;.;' &.
trades, is highly detrimental 10 the best ln!":'si to ~|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

NTANTED, for the ensuing year, an honest SOBER
~ capable Male House Servant. Lks1cise, a Fe-
male, to attend 10 Chambers and Wash. Enquire at This
Office, NOV. -
KIOR SALE, OR RENT-The Foushee Grist Mill,
e situated on the James river, between Rulher!nnIds
Mill and Tie Locks.-Apply Immediately at this Office,
for Terms. GT3-tr1 Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

made Ike special Order Of the Day for tomorrow H.,
Mr.. r. Whiulcsry asked for the yeas and nays o" '""'
nIo,ir'i.- uh;,b
ar Mercer mrycA that the House ADJOURN; winch
motion Fl, vaIirG.
And lne tluIse adi0nrnrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

Mr.. CrruRERr, OF GEoRGiA-We stated yesterday
the arrival Of Mr.. Cuthbert. Senator from Georgia. We
Ecw learn what was but too truly cuuj ectured by ns,
(Hlieu lu!ing his absence in the vote to Ex plunge the
crnsnre inscribed on the Journal Of the Senate by the
hand of the Bank. that Mr.. Cu,hbelt had been detained
from his seat up to this period OF the session, by Z tedious
iIn9ss. We are happy 10 add that lie now appears con-
valrsccnt, and may hope soon 10 recover his wontcd
Lcllti.-Gt0je.
TFxas.-A resolution has passed both branches Of the
Kentucky Legislature. recommending the recognition Of
the independence Of Texas. The Senate had postponed
lie resolution indJiniteIy, but il. seems The public feeling
was manifested so strongly in favor Of the measure, that
The Senate rrtraccd lis steps, and voted the resolution as
adopted by the liouse.-B.
In cur report Of the proceedings Of the Senate of The
18th instant. 4 natrria! error was made by our Reporter,
in Tie hurry OF TRANSFERRING his notes, which We nov
hasten to correct.
1t is stated, in The conclusion Of the report, hal "Mr
Morris renewed his motion that the person in custody be
forthwith discharged. and asked for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered" and the error. which would be Oh.
vious to every one who has read the preceding part OF
the report. consisted in using the name OF Mr.. Morris,
instead Of that Of Mir. Benton-D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

WAsmIScroa, Jan. 2l.-ll is understood that General
Santa Ana had an interview with The President Of the
United States, al the Palace, on Thursday, and was kind
" aud courlrously received By him. They met again,
II is said. 4 second time, yesterday. The subject Of this
conference may be inferred probably from the tenor Of
the official papers Of which copies were sem. TO the Sc
nalr On Thursday last.-.Nlt. LIT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-10

AN Tuesday, the 2ls; instant, ! will sell
~ in Charlotte, at Public tendue, the
following Property, belonging 10 the estate
of Or. Wm. VI. B. Finn, decd, TO wit
4 Horse, .Sulsey and Harness,
HIS Siock Of Medicine, FGraiiEre, and
Library,
4 oompIeie sc, Of Dentists Instruments,
Some Gold Fol and Teeth.
The Instruments are equal, If no, superior,
to any IN the Siate-there is one Of his own
,nventien for the purpose of plugging the
Front Teeth, which was said BY an eminent
Dentist to excel any Instrument Of the kind
he had ever seen, either IN Europe or the
United States. The above articles can be
seen at VIM. Films, miles west OF Char.
iotte, by any person wishing to examine be-
fore the day OF sale. Twelve month Gre
dit given by giving bond with approved Sc.
curlty.
JOHN II. MCDOWELL, Adm'r.
Feb /, ls37. tS3
y. B. All persons having claims against
che said estate, are notified 10 present them
within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice Will be plead IN bar OF their recove-
nv; also, those indebted to the same are re-
uueSted to settle without DELAY.
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,rESCELaf.S.EOtS.
roK tue JOURNAL ]


THE BURIAL OF THE BEAUTIFUL
Where shall the dead, and Ihe beautiful sleep
In the vale where the willow and cypress weep;
Where Inc wind OF the west breat1es Its soitest
sigh;
Where tbs silver stream is flowing nigh,
Aud the pure, clear drops of IL rising sprays,
Glitter ike gems in the bright moons rays,
Where the suns warm smiles may never dispel
Nights tears DER the form We loved SO we'll
Ia the vale where the sparkling waters aow
Where the tairest, earliest yiolc,s grow;
W here The sky and the earth are softly fair,
Bury her thefe-bury her there
Where shall the dead and the beautiful sleep
Where wild flowers Bloom IN the valley deep
Where the sweet robes OF spring may softly resi-
In purity DER the sleePer's breast
There is heard the voice o; the sinless dove
Breathing notes OF deep and undying love;
Where 10 column proud IN the sun may glow,
To mock the heart that IS resting below
Where pure hearts are sleeping, forever oiest,
W here wandering PERU loves TO rest;
W here the SKY and the earth are softly iar,
Bury her therc-bary her there
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$50 Reward.

II OST or mlslald, a leather Pocket BOOK,
IL on the evening Of the 23d OF Decem.
Der. 1896. 10 the town Of Charlotte. Con
tents as near as can be remembered as ioi-
low. to wit. One note 90 JAS. X. Nicely tor
five hundred dollars dated osf the 26th OF
December. 1885. One on Col. Pinckney
Caldwell FOR 300 dollars, date not recolleci.
ed. Que note on William ". Walker for
SI60. dare not recollecled. One note on
Cart. James Thompson for $40, date not
recol.ecied. One note on William Men
,enh FOR $50, dated 90 the Bib Of August,
ISIS. One letter from Col A. +. Cald-
well to Can't. Jas. A. Black Of Cherokee
lfonworks--al.o Note Of S576 or 1915
and SOME cents on ny self and Feceipied BY
said Black. Two or three receipts by Lee
Alien for near one hundred dollars each, but
the exact amount not recullected nor date,
and a number Of other papers not recoilect
ed. Cash lost 10 the Book, Twenty hve
Dollars, also three pieces Of Gold Bullion
probably about 80 penny~eights 10 all.
wilI rive 4 reward Of Twenty Dollars 70
be delivery Of SAID book and The above con
ten@ al the Printing Oihce, and ask d
quesii.qs. All persons are tore"arned no
10 tradeto said notes.
JAMES MONTElTH
jan. 80, fSs 3Hf
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NOTICE.

TENllE Co.paftiafsttp heretofore syisiihg
IL under inc firm Of Caten * io.soa.
uas dissolved, b. mutual coascnt, oa The
II ,nsIalt
All persons Indebted to the firm viii please
can ADD settle immediately and those hay
lng claims present them ior settlement
JOHN A CRAVEN.
DERtA~ FOLSOM
jan ?, 1857 2lg
The Subscriber having purchased Mf.
Cuyen's ln,crcs, ~ the establishment "iii
carry on at Their old stand ~ his oan nane'
where orders Of every description n h'si'ne
win be puuclulily attended to-
pERlAS FOLSOM
\. r. Good wages vii BE- gwen 10 ars'
rate 1lnpla,g workman, and constant em.
pIny.
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EpETWEEN Charlotte, N. c. aud NJ,
- Lemonsyille, Tenn, the left hand u,
Of One Hundred Dollar Note, Of the Ban
of the United States, payable at phlade.
phia. No. 1913, Letter f., dated Sept !
1893, s. Joudan, Cashier, \. Biddle, Pre-,
dent. The letter was mailed the 9Th /.
prl, 1886. Also
The right hand end Of twenty doIa
Note on the Bark of The u. $. payable
Fayetteville TO John W. Sanford Leu.
b. No. ass.
WIN. REED
Dec. 10, 1886. 9int36
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Taken Up

M kWIAEW VI
M A Nd Committed 20 the jail
sEs~ IN Of Ae,klenbuyg County,
~ on h,e 9th ms. Negro boy
~ named GEORGE,aboui is OF
E-sA~--.nx2O years Of age, ann,a bout 5
-, M ,nbes high. Said negro sasss,,
-, ss,enned % DAVID Weihers, Of Brunsksck
- VIRGINIA, who sold him to Geores RAJ.
49,. che WAS taking han TO the State Of Mis-.
~ -, and that he left al Salisbury. The
own owner is reauested to come forward Prov
...y nav charges and take bin away
piop los. MgCoSNAuGHEY, latter
Dec. I2, 1886. -'
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NOTICE,

rENHE undersigned, having qualified as
IL Executor of the last Will aud Tesla
men, oil w. Morrison, deceased; This IS
10 notify all Persons indebted To SAID Tesla.
tors Estsle TO come forward and settle, and
those having claims 10 present them within
the time prescribed by Law. or this notice
will be plead IN bar OF their recovery.
JOS. II. WILSON. Err.
L., 4 1897
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NOTICE.

FE'HE Subscriber respectfully requests oil
Il lhosc sho have not settled ihclf ac-
cunts due ~ the late firm Of Dunlap 4
Johnston, aud 10 the late hfm 81 Dunlap
Johnston & Co, hr,nsrly tmanaged By
Andrew .iunigomeg) 10 call and settle
them on 90 bektc tire next February
Court. Also, al persons ,edeLied uc BY
oo,e or looS aeco.ni wall please call aud
settle - avn 10 waR Of rn0iry.
JND. J. DUNLAP.
Dsg 6. l-sr 4hf
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An excellent PIANO FORTE, warran.
IA ted q good instrument, aud becn 20
use bu, short time. Inquire al tbs Office.
VI OF lsl6. III
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u,,arrd Immediately,

AN Elderly Lady Of responsibility, aud
n mild disposition, 10 take charge Of
small family Of children. Such an one viii
receive liberal compensation. For further
particulars enquire Of the Editor.
Ian IL 1897. 9du
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springs n Diniiins.

TNHE death Of Mr.. Dinkins dssolyes III.
IN above firm, and renders 1t necessay
for all Persons having any DEMANDS !.
gainst The concern, to present them Tor pa,
,nenl and all those indebted TO the I'm
are requested TO make speedy payment
Al open accounts no, closed by "CASH
or NOTES" between this and next AptI
win be pat IN suit. The situation Of lh,
concern will DOT admit OF long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Sarpirisg FsbtRsT II Springs y Dirkirl
Charlotte, 2stA oct, ls36.
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"a FFsHE subsgt bsr, oticrs for
ss.. u sale MS h1Dse aud Lot "a
His The town u CHARLOTTE, on Church
s 81. The house large, Of good
materials. built BY good workman, and the
p,e..t convenient ID the toSu has oil ne.
ce,sary cut buildings attacked 10 Il, loge'h.
cr wi,n good GARDEN aud Well.
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Noticc 10 those concerned!

TNtHE Subscriber respectfully informs all
"a those indebted 10 him by Note or
Book Account, that it is udlspensabIy ne
cessary tina; he should collect tho same be-
tween now aud the February Superior
Court.
All kinds Of Watch work done for cash
only hereafter. ..,,,r,.o
Charlotte. Jan II, 1897. 2su
NIB. 4 good assortment; OF goods ior
sale.
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NOTICE.

rryiIE Celebrated and wei!
S<&, IL bred horse FERDl
81 RNAND, Is nov for sale
~ I al and cao be had On good
terns by APPLYING TO the subscriber, three
miles East Of Charlotte, Meekleuburg Co..
\. c. Ferdinand is 10 good plight and ia
the prime Of lie. pine years old last Spring,
and ha. distinguished himself as ioal get.
ter not TO be surpassed by ans horse ~ .ms
,cc,;nn ELIAS ALEXANDER
ian. %. 1897 fd2
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EUtHabie Lands and .Etns
and ID or 20 Negroes,
IN FOB SALAa Z

raNtlE subscriber beng desroas OF re-
4 moving 10 the Southwest, Oilers Tor
sale his Plantation 10 Mecklenhurg county,
situated about - miles from Charlotte, aud
2 miles east Of the road leading 10 Beaile ;
Ford. There Is from $500 TO 5000 acres
Of az good land as any 10 tie county, which
will be soId entire, or divided to suit pur.
chssers, On the premises is large brick
Dwelling House, nearly uew, aud "ell.hn.
ished, With all necessary oui.houses.
-AI1o--
wish 10 dispose Of ny Saw and 6ns'
M,ls. on McDowelrs Greek. They are u
good repair. In the Grst Mill IS French
Burr Stones and every thing complete iol
manufacturing good Flour.
Terms made Liberal.
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R4lslek, S,Sss@beF u, l-st
arm Dow Is years 81 s.s--wtcu w or +
rear. / received wourd on 10y len ~ ptfh
bscaae alcrrsttd, ahd cootihotd - uhiii 'hs 80
og Mateh last II pau,d oerAsioaslly tfAl "A
and then b,tAk Out AGAIN; bat most o, 10 Nas@
i, was.usysfy psinlul condition. tbs sefs aa'''s
extended % a lArgs s4r, and hcsoirs 'ef9 80
| ,rud many fsa.sdtrs ~ nakr eefe' v :, g
success. unf,! apPl,sd Gfags fsFs.eatit t''
msaI. ~. ~ OF nhsrh hats es%daA'iy ss,se
say leg. A.. redocsd 4 70 l's natural err
curr asuld hasp BARN made much seof's'' ha1 :
stf,etlv .itshsss5 Ia tbs AiftetsnHs fof us -
H. u...tmsn, b4i ihis JAILED 10 d., ~ii'le 81.
nah eas.e.ss, ana &sfy Importantly p''a u
baed.Ee Nj tx has t~fn ~s'' ~ mote n
~ aaeolhs. doing uti<h u@t, | have sa.s''
much. set !, REMAINS hrm ard iisc ION a. -
ee., 81 ttaamn.aiioo Aiier hss'ng t~en aii's.s'
q, =. sefi.d q k.riy.oae ytar, nos rtley Y.
benefit u q pQosd isg agein
IEAtS iIOiIoMAN
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THE ssBsCaIRER

Returns hts grateful thanks 10 hrs irIeha
and customers for their literal Pairoras
to the above firm, and informs them tx
he Will continue to carry on the business q
his own name, at their former stand, Ii,
= Brick Corner" where be has Jusi rectis
ed, and is nov opening, large and sener-
IA assortment of
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Some netu Furniture.

For further particulars, enquire q fearsail
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