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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

TIE MoUNT VERNON FARMRR.-
The fame Of Gen. Washington as q
soldier and statesman Is universally
known a5d highly admired BY eli who
appreciate talents. worth, and love Of
country. but has character as a farmer
was less known 10 his day, and his me-
mory IN this respect is not venerated
according 10 its desert. Possessing am
pie means and the most ardent love for
rural liie, he was one Of the frat ex-
peimenIAl end practical farmers in
Virginia. His estate at MOnnt Yer
noa, consisted Of 10, 600 acres Of land
IN one body. equal TO about IS square
miles. Il was divided into farms Of
convenient size, at the distance Of two,
three and Eve miles from bic mansion
house. These farms be visited every
day in pleasant weather, and was con.
stantly Engaged 10 making experiments
for the improvement Of agriculture
Some idea Of the extent Of his farming
operations may be formed from the fol-
lowing facts; Ia 1877, he had 500
acres ia grass-soWed 600 bushels Of
oats--7O0 aefes with wheat, aad pre-
pared ~ much more for corn, barley,
potatoes. beans. peas. sc. and 100 acres
with tuFnips. His stock consisted Of
lao horses. lie cows. 235 working
oxen, hsifers and steers, and 500 sheep.
He constantly employed go hands,
and kept "a ploughs going during The
whole year, when the earth and state
ofihe weasheE would permit IN l769,
he slaughtered 100 hogs. weighing Is, :
$50, foE the use Of bis family, besides
provisions for negroes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27
TRUST SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

q N pursuaacs % = decree q the CiroolI 81.
~ psrior Cpart 81 Law aBd Chaneery for
ths eousty 81 JeEsrsoa, rendered % ne 1una
iorn Of tad Court, win b offered at public
Gals, a. Daniel Eaiiof's tavern n sh-phsfds-
town, o. TIE 2ud day q September nszt. .
tract o. about
- acres or Land,
balonEing 70 Walter 3. seiby. lying h he said
county ~ gsGsrson, about q nile from ehop-
her1ttoWH-
Ths terms 81 sais viii 81, oss lhird 10 g.
ems ihiri - i0 and eve fhifd b % months,
from ne 1ay ~ s1la. The purchasers giving
euaia with COED security, aaG TIE t'iio VII 81
retained as 4 further security.
HENRY SORRY, Comg.
Jolly II. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

s4eaereSfs Jockey C9ssb.
VHVtfE races this Pan fihs Isss aasual
N meeiins) will soamsnes on Tussaay,
two weeks pFeeediag ihe Washingioa Civ
raeea. (which last, u n believed, uiil eom-
mence 81 the ist Tuesisy % Oclcbsf,)
FiFut days pure, 500. 4 nile heats
8ecood fay'a puFse, 600, hssi % s, mile
heats
laird days purse, $500. nile hssia.
Fourih day, ProPfistore purse, elo0, nile
hesta
The sniFnncs 10 90 ne purses wIn BE- 7
PEI cent should lhsrs go 81 foug sutsias,
- vinneg % ths pafss % maks tsza %.
There ere also OPEN, two 8Wsepsfaksa,
~ Colis and Fiiiiss, ? Yoaf cd; TIE srst,
aile hsats foF t250 eulfaneo, s7s fosfaii
ne atcreas uiie hssis, entrance $50. fer
fat tal--ooih foF oolts ihat have not uaa
aiasoa 90 fashionable seursss. Edirias b 81
@aee nti laisr ihaa ths so ~ Angust, wiib
Wa. CROW. IfcnarT
charissiouu. 1uiy %. is17.
"a a moro szisaslrs ssssfiissnsst
VIII 81 Fahiishft gFeri1a1 bel ihs ftee,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

RY VIRUS o. deed % trust sxsented 10
10 the subscriber 90 The 2sth day of sep
tsmbsr, ls3S, and Row of record II the
c0anty Court Of JoaeFSOa. b. John q. Gill
dea, 20 secure certain debt theFsia moa-
toaed, shall proceed 10 sell, a public sae-
tion, 70 The highest bidder, Zoe cash, en- Ss-
iAydsg ne 5tA eas u asEs assnfA, (.sugusi,) be-
fore The door % PitzsimmoRs' HoleI, ilaF.
pers-FeEry. either The whole, % 90 much
thereof - may b aeeossaRy 10 raise the sun
q abOut $1,000. Of the
LOT OF 0A0UMD,
with the Tenements thsreon, sitasIsd on the
Island Of Yirgiaius, snd SOW occupied By
iho RiachesasF sad Poionae Rail Road
comPnay ns Depot. The saalisr Of ths
two stone DWslliREs, With ne Lot attacked
thereto, viii be arst sold. ana ths balance,
lsci0dtng the DEPOT, only 10 She event % ths
arsi proving iasnfacisat 10 Faiss the SEN re-
quirsd. SAILS - take glaoa at 3 o'elosk, P.
-. FoNTAINR BEcRHAAl,
5Hiy 8, 1887. TSusise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

WRDWARD p. COOKE end PHILIP p.
IA COOKE hsvinE fortnsd progessionsi ssti-
nsni1e, viii prceiias in - Ceurts ~ i.sv md
ChaneaFg ~ fnHaaairE sd yaFFEasos seun-
tiea. u. u. Cess aiii, nloffugrF, stiFad ne
Suprfios goaFts q CtsuHH and tAHFeafua.
fls4 hsse unfeTiskrn, vita re 30 ead CO.
caerriiea ~ loan h Cooke, o. sitrfd nid eloae
81 basiasss iafhs souris 81 Frsdsriek, leaerson.
saf Har1r-hire eolaiiea.
t4in1hsaief, 1aa. %. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27
Chassssaswa "a San.r,o. C.--,v
9Avxw0s xEsTxEuTxonT,

- - 94AAO AULNe
JULv l. 1877
WVHE usssnlgssd hsvlsE bees sppoisl,d
n ~ The chsFlssiown and Jsasrsos CouD-
~ saving Instiiuiion, - parsunsee Of he
Provislsns % IL charter. q eoamIssss 10 To-
vCatigsis The aasi1 Of the Society for The
l.se siz @onths, aaA % mako . report there
81, have ssrsfaliy exanined ma boohs. ae-
counts, securities aad monies q ths Insiltu-
tion, and present tAs following slatsnsot.
shsUing he soodiiloa % this day.
Dr.
To vsshly, monlhly asl special
oeposiies IN he Treasurvrh
haods o. the lsi Jan'Ey, 1897.
not invested aaeie On
To surplns Of pro6ts and Io,s on
haod sftsr pay iag dIVidsod ydua
JapaaFy !. 1897, lso o.
To prooisosy notes 90 hssd cane
To weekly deposits. sine. The, ''''O
sios s,o 50
10 ePsetal dePosiiss do. DO. 1910
To iatsrest on loans sIoes Jan. I,
1897, t9s OIL
To anss Of dslinq1ss, nsnbers Is
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The suthor oftvo srtislss IN the YirRiais Re.
Paesseea, signed "a Democrat" enc undsr dals
~ the sth ioslsai, the 0thrF az he 18Th iastsat
has subsequently, aseegtsined enthusiastically, thai
TIE ehsFges and tmputaiioas eoatsiord - those
artielee. are eFFoseoas. sAd Do lajaslies 60 Mr.
SAaikaeR, - when thty ere sPplted- 1haa Gel.
Hcrsnep. upeu whose g,aseacat che most seFioas
part NE ifnpuistloa against him has been
foandsd. hss acquitted Aar. PaaIkasF. A ,sriesuc
81 AZ t1prnper eoadasi sttFibuted % him, asd
expfeessd he satire apprebsiioa ~ ksr. Panik-
neT's eearss ia tile iesnsasiioa rsfeFred %. The
eharges sid iFnpu1ail0as u bosh the aFtislea 10
q0estloa are iarrefose Voluntarily sad f5lly ~
traced. WN AlRIJRTfg
July 90. iss7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

HARD TALK.-BF. Thomas AYmal,
. highly respectable citizen of Nafchez,
has made q publieaiion ia TIE NateheE
CourieF, il which hs applisa The follow
ing language 20 the editor Of ths GFsnd
Gulf Advertiser. The Grad Gulf
man, We spprshend. viii think that Mr..
a. is getting psTs0nqis--l ~ saiies.
- have only 10 say thai prDaOunes
AiH 70 - ease iiar, ~ fqfga0us and
kaoion seouadyti. q Uiis siandersy. q a.
fiV eaisaniafov, and most dsEpieabla
Dihaia."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

sFncUGArfoH.--Ws un6suiaud that
q drover IN one 81 iho remote counties
b puFchasins pp e drove 81 500 blind
horses 30 % pat uadsr tbe i5aalnent ~
',Df. Wiiliams, ibe Oeuiist" Wehops,
lhal Ere Doctor win dispose 81 az BE
Old palisais and get fea6y fog be see
oaaS 81 speedily e. poeibis.
fpfsaa,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

] feel called upon By the sSovs Folracsloa
81 ~, Alburtiss the suihog q ths ARTICLES
thesein FofsFred 90. % WitbdFaW Ire psrsouai
expressions Used By ne in ny card 10 Feply %
The asst Of tbsss pablieatioas.
CHARLES ;. FAULKNER.
July 10, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

03oAG1 WE. RAwaoxr.
Asasr1sy ~ A.auS,
"yILL altsnd ths ceur,. n r.a.,,..
w end Bsrkslsy. oHee 4. shs h.,i,S-
tAg Iormsrly known a. Heanss Tnvoru.
chsrissiown. Jaiy ~. 1887.
BoNNees.
HAVE received supply q sup,r Enr-
- Iish and Plain Straw boanstn, iGrseisn
shaPs,) sad Ter sale lov.
Jvly -. 1887.
New and Cheap Goods.
WOULD sgsia very respectfully iavlls
- the sitsutioa VI ny customer aad the
public. 20 asothsr supply Of
SE.aSOyN.9BLE GOODS
which an now reeeivlng--and which am
detorminsd 10 oGsr unusually iov.
LINES j. MILLER.
Cheap Groceries.
HAVE just received . general supply Of
- YERYsUPERi0R GROCERIES, Which
being ooaght % reduced priesa, an sna-
blsd 70 oder ssSy loo for essA Those who
uani, viii hnd u their interest TO call.
July II. 1897.
DRowN's HONEY DEW TO.
ID BACCO. For sale by
July IL. 1897.
The VvOOIIen Factory
nELONGING TO the estate Of che late A.
- IexsndeF strsith, ~ sgaia IN operation and
ready for the reeeptioh Of WOOL Tor mama
featuring As . competent hand has been
engaged 10 carry the establishment on, those
having Wool 10 card. &c. would end il 10 their
advantage BY eallihg Immediately.
July -. 1897 E..euisr.
JUST RECEIVED
A Nd Tor sale al TIE Drug Store OF JShh J.
Fresh Sugar crackers,
Soda do
Water do.
Butter do.
Race Ginger,
BlasE Pepper,
First quality Rias Powder in eanisters,
Pereusaioa Caps.
Fisbing Lines Hod Hooks. &c.
chsrlssioun, JuIy 50, 1897.
ron RENT.
TIIE HOUSE lately occupied By wu. s.
Eignn, above the store Of ThoS IIughss,
b for rent. There are } roons. . kitchen
Asds cellar 70 the house. For further In
fOrmatiOa apply %
R d. DORIAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27

AZ the long silken purses ere 90
longer q any use 10 The owners, the
Government ought 70 purchase then
for The manuisctuse 81 its paper money.
lGgnarfai5 gssFasi
Let The GogeFunscnt boy Col Benz
tons old sragaf for thai puFposa. Ii
wosi8 fsrs ouf q greater a8Ouaf II tank
nofss than any other equal quantity Of
silk IN he Uniied Siaiea.--f P,safies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-07

Fg1IlE death of Nr !linklns dssolyes the
n above tifln, and renders Il necessary
tor aI Persons having any DEMANDS a.
gainst The cnacern, 70 present them Tor pay
lnra and an those indebted 10 the firm,
are requested TO make speedy payment. -
All ap4h accounts not closed by " CASH
or NOIES,h between thls and next April,
a.lI be put IN suit. The situation Of the
concern will not admit ot long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Ssuirias fattasr II >gnaEs ! DiHsias.
Charlotte, 4rfA Oct. 1885.
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NOTICE.

f91IlE subscriber having qualified as Tx
IL ecutor upon the last Viii and Iesta
mrut Of James Gribbe, dec d., late Of the
County Of MeckIenburg and State Of North
Carolina, who was administrator of E.zl.
beth Hodge deed, late Of sid County and
State. /, William Grbble, as executor, d.
hereby give notice TO the heirs Of Rolefi
Hodge, decd, who are not residents Of tins
State, lhat am now prepared and ready 70
paw over 10 them the sum SAID Robert
Hodge or his heirs were entitled t.; and !
do hereby give notice, that ! vail nat bud
myself liable 10 pay interest from this date,
a. au. ready 10 pay over the money at any
time. WIN. GRiBBLE, Err.
Jan. 3Gfl, 1897. i43
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Returns us -fstetu. IhanNs - TITS trends
aud customers for their liberal Patronage
to the above firm, and informs them that
10 Wlli continue to carry 90 the business IL
his own name, ~ thee former stand, the
I" Brick Corner, eherh he has Jusl rece,s
20, and lsnow opening, large and general
assortment of
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted 10 VIM. CaraIau
"A are informed that his Books and Notes
are IN the hands OF the subscriber. All per
sons indebted are notified, that II thes are
not settled immediately, that proceedings
will be tgaen for their collection.
LEROY SPRINGS
FIJI %. 1857.
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Stec,ner Cotton Plant.

A@ I'VE . o,' pi s'so"f IN
- .:sz2 connection with suitable
Tow Boats, Wi commence operating on
the Cape Fear River IN fifteen or twenty
days. The Proprietor is now constructing
on the River bank commodious Ware
house, where Goods and Merchandise, TO
and from the Interior, may be stored, free
of charge and comparative safety from the
danger of Fire. Such fixtures will be con-
nected with the Warehouse as TO land Goods
in better order than formerly, and without
incurrlng the expense Of drayage. The
Cotton Plant is entirely new, with draft OF
water adapted TO the River navigation, aud
offers to the public the sures, and most con.
yenient mode of Transportation. Goods
and Merchandise will be received and for.
warded at the customary rates by
DOYLE o'HANL0N,
Agent at Washington, " c
TH0S. SANFORD Il Co,
Agents at Fayetteville, ~ c.
Fayetteville, March 10. 1887 32tf
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SEQ Reward.

II OST or mishid, leather Pocket Book,
~ on the evening of The 23d OF Decem.
Der, 1896. in the town OF Charlotte. Con.
tents as near as can be remembered us fol-
low, TO wit: One note on Jas. X. Nicely for
five hundred dollars dated on the Goth OF
December, 1885. One on Col. Plnckney
Caldwell for 200 dollars, date not recolleci.
ed. One note on William W. Walker for
SlG0, date not recollected. One note on
Capt. James Thompson for $40, date not
recoIiected. One note on William Mon.
telth for $50, dated on the 9Th OF August,
1886. Oue letter from Col. A. +. Cald.
well 10 Capt Jas. 4. Black OF Cherokee
lronworks-also Note OF 1915 or S61d
and some cents on my sell and receipteo by
SAID Black. Two or three receipts by Lee
Allen for neNr one hundred dollars each, but
the exact amount not recollected nor date
and number OF other papers mol recollect.
ed. Cash lost IN the Book. Twenty five
Dollars, also three pieces u Gold Bullion
probably about 80 pennyweIghls IN all.
aill give reward Of T@eniy Dollars fol
the delivery Of SAID book aud The above con
tents at the Pruning Office, and ak u,
questions. All persons are iore@arued no
4 10 trade for said notes.
JAMES MONTEITH.
i .T,n. al ls37. arr
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims ogairst the
~ Estate IL Francis Sauuter, deed. are
requested q present them dn.f au,henttcat
Cd althin toe time prescribed by Ia@, u
this ao;lce Nil be plead u bar u their re
coyery.
Those who purchased property q, he sale
If tie effects d toe deceased, are trmsdtd
that Their notes are nos duo, and frGmti
payment will BE- required, and III those la.
debtcd 10 said Estate are requested 10 pay
UP aud save costs.
SAT- L. OATES,
4dnr HitA TIE uii saaexsJ.
FEB. y. 1897.
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IIlf1 4 5AtsVH = -iHF8 A1H fauhtg 4taNfIA4ss8t
BENTON md fits RADlSH
When Benton, bursting alh pomp and
Importance, sen. his eNPunglng pen TO the
President be, Doubtless, expected some bet
ter compliment, and reward, than promise
Of having the goose quill returned 10 him At
the death Of the old General. Tie probably
eit the same sort OF disappointment that tell
% the lot Of another great man ~ The follow.
lng story. BY the By, | presume that The
President wrote his letter to the lnsestisal.
lng Committee wI'h Beuton's pen.
Lewis Nj tof France eEeu he was tie
Dduphin, went sometimes To the House oi a
peasant TO eat iFuit-aller lie came to the
throne, the peasant brought him a radisb
from his garden, Vi extraordinary SIZE. The
King, knowing the good intentions Of the
peasant, gave bun thousand crowns. The
lord Of the village hearing Of this ilbcrali'y,
fattered himself that IT he presented the
King with line horse, hls fortune would at
once be made, therefore be went with 1t To
Court. The hlnz praised the horse highly.
+ He ordered the radish to be brought to htn,
Here, SAID lie, is a fadtsh, more rare Of It.
kind lhaoyour horse. | give II to YOU anl
thank you.
Poor Gani will have to wait for bis rad
ish uuhl his Klag dies.
I 1t Is sad, ~ the polite circles Of Washing
ton, that the said quill was taken from tt,
wing Of the old gauder that has been feedlu.
for many years On The lawn of the palace
and that the sensitive old creature, ~hen h
heard OF the dlsnonor OF bis feather, drown
ed himself ia Goose Creek" senatoi
Benton, nevertheless, intends to move fol
some posthumous honor to the gander whe
produced the quill, which consummaied th'
work of expunging. II will be referred t,
Select Committee, TO be called the $ Coos
Committee Mr.. Benton will, OF course
be Chairman. These are but rumors, an
may not be true; but there il nothing i'm
probable uow for the great Senator 10 prt
7 pose, or for the Senate to do.
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Taken Up
VA A Nd committed 10 The u
49, ~ al Mecklenbusg CeessF
fr on the 9th INST, Negro y
~ named GEORGE, ahoul la
.sFE 90 years q age, aud abaei
Gr. 10 inches h,gh. SAID uegro says
baIonecd TO DAVID We,hsrs, ID Brutssr
en-. Virgins, who sud him To Geotgs IN
ney, who as taking hlm TO the State O "
sissipp,, and that be left al Salisbury. u
owner is requested 10 come forward, prs
property. pay charges and take hun aSil
Jos. MeC0NSAu6HEf, JssAr
Dee. l2, i~3e. .|'n
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons nd.hled 70 tie late firm 81
"A Craven 4 Folsom, are requested .
come forward and setlle BY tie Isl d April,
IS longer indulgence caunot b. given
Those y % Oh not avail ihemseIst, This
anttce, may expect 10 nave . settle viii al
officer.
DERiAs FOLSOM
MtrrL % Ie4-
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Quicksilver for Sale.

March %, 1881 80
P. S. would again remind my friends
that number of accounts for the year 1886
are sill unsettled.
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FGneg and staple
NOTIf,E,,.

FHSflE undersigned, having qualified as
Executor Of the last VIII and Tesla.
meni d W. Morrison, deceased THIS IS
20 notify all Persons indebted To sald Tesla.
tors Estste to come forward aud settle, and
those having claims to present them within
the time prescribed BY Law, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOS. III. WILSON. Exr.
Ian & 1T7~
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ANOTHER GRE.ITCTRH

RsleigA, AsPsmttt 81, lt2
| am now - years Of agt-whsn 10 ms 4
rear, | received wound 90 my len leg, 4
became ulcrrsled, and continued 40 until lhs i
OF March last II would oeeasionsliy bra
and then break out sgain bot most OF tht u
/, ga. 10 a very paiuiu! condition, the sore bsq
extended 10 large sixr, and become sefy q
tried many tet4rdies 10 make a cure, wsss
success, until ! applied CFsy's fseasssAs @
rasat, t~o foss OF which have et8eeiual!y rzg
my leg, and reduced il 10 i,s natural sire. r
cure woule have been made much sootsf, tx
strictly ATTENDED, TO the directions ior tie w
the Oinimsns. bu, this iAtled TO do, whils "a
much exercise. and very impfudentiy USED IA
Aandage- My leg ha. been wsil iof me's d
stx months, daring ~hIeh time, | have wte
much, vet I remains htm aad itce ifom oil ~
ses. o. ssaammasioa. Agisr having hsen ssi.Ss
ior Ptlod u toF,y-one yean, ho~ etley
behehl u sound seg agasn.
LEN ~ H0LLOMAS
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FOR ksCIss.

For Rciss,
raNHE Shop between Mr. Ora.
- - hams and Mr., Cohcns, lately
occupied by George as Shoe Shop. Pos
session gIvlag Immediately. For paf,icu
lars, enquire at this office.
Jan. ~. 1896. 3lU
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Deferred trYAes.
From the Alerdndrid Gd.efi

Froa, the Alerdndrid Gazette.
The following is reported as sketch OF
Mr.. Ben,on's speech in the Senate on Tues
day last, in favor Of taking off the duty on
salt:
"Mr. President, salt, sir, was always a
subject of oppression-Look TO Britain, SIR
10 ancient times tyrants taxed salt, sir, be.
cause sir, they knew on this article il would
be paid call it sinful tax, SIR! Salt,
sir, is the conversative principle of nature,
sir; yes, sir, il is the same substance e
Ghich Chris; aIludeS, when sir, he tells his
6sophers, no sir, his decipes, We are the
SsNof the earth, sir !"
From the same.
We furnished our readers few DAYS ago
with Mr.. Benton's speech on Salt.-lhe fol.
lowing is report Of Mr.. Niles speech on
Coal
Ii is something, sir, to take the tax oti
salt.-Salt sir, is indispensable TO make The
food Of man savcury. The poor can not 90
without salt---nelther can the rich for that
matter. Nobody can pet along without salt.
But sir-Mr. President-salt alone wont
do No sir Fuel IS necessary What
would be the use Of salt 10 Inc poor without
fue! 10 cook their food Therefore, SIR
they must have fuel. Yes sir And what dc
II now propose Do you not see, Mr. Pres.
ident Does not the honorable Senator see
Does not the whole Senate see Does not
the whole country see, that | am endeayor-
lrg 10 make fuel cheap when propose to
take the duty of coal Mr.. President, coal
coal Mr.. President ls-coal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-07
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The Symmetrical and Thorough
bred Horse
SW EEas EEe.
IN. WILL stand the en :.
siable of the subscriber, one
go gland half miles North Of
Weicn nine miles west Of Concord,
and about Twelve miles Southwest Of Char
lorte. on The public road leading from Cam.
den and Cheraw 10 Siatesylle, on Mondays,
TUESDAYS, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and
will be let to Mares at the following rates :
Ere Dollars the single leap, TO be paid
wfapeyer service is rendered; Ten Dollars
for We Season, 10 b. paid al the expiration
of tho Season; and Fyfesa Dollars to en-
sure a Mare to be with toal. In every IN.
stance, parting with or transferring the
Mare fotfelis the insurance. SWEEPER
will be regular al has stands, public days
am unavoidable circumstances excepted. ]
All possible care will be taken 10 prevent
accidents OF any kind, but will not be la
bic for any that NAV happen. The Season
TO commence the 2Jth Of March, and end
The both d June.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS We.
~ rch mahogany bay, with black legs,
name and TAIL ulne years old next October,
of extraordinary muscular power, sixteen
hands high, and tor extraction or parenta &c
Inferior t. no horse IL this section OF conn-
TRY, II Is deemed unnecessary to say much
a. to bis form and muscular poser-he vii
show fnf himself.
Fedigree.-sWEEPER was faalec
and raised 10 Western Virginia. He va.
sired hy Rogers Roanoke. he by the re
noaned old Sir Archie. Roanoke's dan
was by Mark AHihoav, grandam by Panta
loon, z. z. dam By Wlldair, 2. 2. Q. dan
b, Sweeper, who vas BY the imported hgrsI
Sweeper. Sweeper's dam vas by Genera
Jackson's celebrated race horse Truxton
and he BY the old imported Dlomede, gran
dam by Medley.
The subscriber embraces this opportunity
of thanking the citlZeas Of Cabarrus anC
Mecklenburg for the liberal patronage here
tofose gwen him, and hatters himself HI
4 can accompdaie them with horse as f0ai
getter, that in every respect is calculates
to please and render more universal salts
faction than any horse he has ever kept
Although the subscriber labors under til
peculiar disadvantage Of not having the OF
pofiunity Of showing his horse 10 his friend
aad former customers sooner, he ioadl
cnerishes tine belief that from the superior
~ Of Sweeper aud the accommodation oiteru
he will merit liberal share Of patronag
The stallion Sweeper has but very recent
arrived 10 these parts from Western Nirgi
IA. The subscriber . afidentIy recommend
his friend, and i,u'c customers vino has
Mares to put, to c4l On hlm, see his hors
ard Judge if ne IS npt worthy of p4,ronag
ELAN S. HARRIS,
CdBdrrug county, Hareh IL, ls37.
z. S. The correctness Of the Pedigree
Sweeper is certified, warranted, and youc
cd for as above, by
GEORGE H. PHELPS,
ASD
Nj THOMAS ALLEN,
Both Of Western Irg,aa
Y. r. Persons residing at a distance a
wishing to put mares, will b. accomodat
on as reasonable terms as a. all practical