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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
Twenty-fNh Congress /:
FIRST REGULA SESSION.

SENATE,TUEsDAY, DEC. 26.-Tbis
b.ing the day made the splclal order. for
,ne renewal of the Abolition contest,-
otherwise for the representation OF the
Vermont Resolutions but Immediately
alter reading the Journal, Mr.. Swift rose
and said, III compliance with the wish of
many Senators now absent, he should
postpone the presentation Of the resolu.
tions tll some early day when the Senate
should BE- full.
Mr. Wall offered the Resolutions of
the Legislature Of New Jersey, denounc-
ing Tho sub treasury scheme, the specie
circular, the expunging resolutions, DC.
which were read, and ordered to be
printed.
The Bill to refrain the issue Of small
notes in the District Of Columbia, was
read third time, when on motion 10
ameud, by Mr.. Young, warm discus.
sion arose. Mr.. Clay spoke at length
on the Government policy, Banking, &c.
and continued speaking until the hour Of
adjournment.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
After the reading of the Journal, Mr..
Campbell, offs. Carolina, called the attcn.
lion Oi the House 10 the statements OF
writer in some of The newspapers, ofthe
agency which he had in calling the
meeting of the Southern members, during
ihe last week. The article stated, that
he, Mr.. c.. called upon the Southern
members TO assemble in tho committee
room OF the Committee of claims, Tor the
purpose of devising measures for the
dissolution of the Union" The House
well recolected, no doubt, that in giving
notice of the meeting, he made no allu.
sion to dissolution Of the Union. The
results Of the meeting were known, and
could not be regarded as tending. in any
degree, to distract the harmony Of the
! Union, but rather to preserve it. He had
! made this statement, mt the request Of Sc
veral members, who felt themselves az.
gricved by the publication.
! The first business in order, being the
motion OF Mr.. Albums to refer the memo.
rial oil the New~York Peace Society u o
\ select committee with Instructions tc
read, consider, and report upon the
same,..-
j The motion was taken up, aud Mr.
I Adams spoke at length OIL the subject
giving the reasons why he was in a favol
ola select committee. He said if he
had been a member Of the Committee o
t'iaarco at tho Special Session, wher
they reported the important resolutlon,dc
claring that it was inexpedient to cstablisl
National Bank, without reading or cen
sidering the petitions on that subject, HI
would deem himself "a treItorto his coun
ltry, this House, and duty to the country
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Via BrattIeboro aud Bennin.tou.

EAVES Chase's every morning (Sun-
a. days excepted) at O'Clock, and arrive a,
Troy and Albany same evening, where it in
,ersects the great Western Canal. Steam
boats for New York, Railroad for Ballston
and Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets sc.
Passengers on arriving at Troy or Albany,
can procure passage for the West at almost
any hour OF the day, either by Stages, Packets
or Railroad.
This line also, leaves Baker and Walkers
Stage Office, lbany and Troy, for Beanlnp-
ton and Bratleboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave ALA
ny for Bennington every morning al 10 o'clock
on the arrival of the Boat from New York. and
RAILROAD from the West. Passengers Going
East, who arrive at Albany in the morning
and take the Stage for Bennington will moi be
subjected TO riding in the night
AT Brattleboro, this line iniersects with Cour
different stage routes To Boston, and two for
Lowell also, Stages to Concord and all rarts
OF New Hampshire, and the Connecticut Riy
er Line OF Stages for Wapole, Bellows Falls,
Charles.own, Hanover, and Haverhill Pass
engers can go from Albany through 10 any Of
the above towns in two days.
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Great Excitement i'm Boston!.
Trembling among the Medical Faculty ~,

N + learn that the distinguished DR. Wat
w son, 276 Washington street, and DIR. =.
4. Heweii, the celebrated BonesetIer, 2g7.
w Washington street, 1.-TWO of the most skilliul
practitioners IN Bosion,) having witnessed III.
happy effects OF Goclick's Matchless Sana,iye
ia several cases which have come under their
observation, have given the general agent OF
thus great modern medicine, permission to re-
Ter 10 them through The public journals. II is
with pleasure we notice such acts Of dsiin-
guished beheyOvnce, aud this noble generosi-
~ OF Drs. IA. and W. bespeaks their genuine
philanthropy.
We understand, DIR. Watson is oCihe opin-
ton that "a the Sanatye has created such a
tremendous excitement dBiong he Medical
fdcu|fy, II must be something extraordinary
aud lar superior to the common nostrums Of
The day-and there cannot be doubt hut
when The virtues Of this great specific shall be
duly appreciated by Physicians. they will
frankly acknowledge II TO be the most valua-
Die addition which has been made TO the Ma
Terra Medica since the days of HIPPO
CRATES.
We further learn that the general Agent of
The Sanativc has the liberty TO refer his fell
low citizens TO Dr HewetI, for two very inter
esling cases which came within the knowl-
edge of The DR. One of the cures. as we
learn, was effected upon young lady afflicted
with Lumbar Abscess n--and so serious was
her complaint, that she was unable TO submit
10 Dr. rs. usual mode OF treatment in such
eases, He advised her 10 try The Sanatiye,
she did so, and before taking one phial, was
entirely cured, and mol q restiee Of her dis
ease renGins Another A gentleman. aged
10 pronounced by all who knew him To be in
a,,conirmed Consumption was wonderfully
restored 10 health by the use OF only one phi
al oithe Sanatlve-- and he is now well and a.
bout his daily business a. usual
We think the open aud candid course pur-
sued by DIR. Watson and Heweu richly emit
Ties them TO the lasting gratitude of The
public--aIthough they may have the whole
phaanx of the Medical Faculty bouncing up
on them.
Alter reading the above, and the following
extracts from letters addressed 10 d.. Row
land, by his agents, who can for a moment
doubt the powers Of the mighty Sanaliyel
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Amherst, n. II. Jan. !, 1898.

II. IL
DR.. Rowland-l sold phial of the Match
less Sanatlve TO a gentleman who was in a
CONFIRMED Consumption, pronounced PAST
ANY RELIEF and confined 10 his room-he
had settled his affairs and prepared to meet
his late. lie has not taken a whole bottle,
and says his healthis perfect, that he is en-
iirely well, and imputes the cure 10 the Sana-
tive and TO nothing else. Many others who
have taken IL make similar statements. Youts
respectfully, &c.-THoS NJ BENDER.
Orland Post Office, Maine, March 80. 1925
Dear Sir-The Matchless Sanalive has had
a wonderful effect in several cases in this
town. sold phial to a man who had been
sick with Consumption and Rheumatic COM
plants Tor four or FIVE years, and who was I'M
able TO dress himself when he commenced taxi
ing II. He has recently sent me word that he
felt quite well, could dress himself without a.
ny trouble, and thinks he shall wholly recoy-
el Yours in haste,
X. TRUSSEL4, p. M.
Rush P. o. Monroe Co. n. Y. March IA. 1s3s
Dear Sir-ln 40 hours after received the
package Of Sanalive, sold an ofn-and have
come to the conclusion that il must be all il
is recommended 10 be. Ills sufficient 10 saw.
that the benefit derived from short use of Il
has convinced the most prejudiced of It's uti,-
ty The enclosed money you will pass TO INV
account, and wish you TO send me more Of
the Sanatiye as soon as convenient.
Respectfully, &c.
JOHN b. CROSBY, p, NJ,
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REC MEN ATrc MS.

tia hayepu Of Mr ,,n
nown at in
mo e smoet
W. WILDE public.
H. July IL,
/. Twain
lha
"a greater -
Ervng, Mass fTanku" Co Aug 18TH 1898 EBER
the IN ,ld ~
Of VIM rG1st
dhavingw its Of
fee lcoufirn in ofw when
much orp o &c
West H.
whu to the
r.mrn Minchrr New hampshire
800 :" i'''Ai'
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[. Il. COMSTocy


Dear Sir--l have abundance Of ~ r. 'o9A
tell you concerning the Sana,ire a l .l'uV %
performed cures when those who b,r. u aa
IT, bad scarcely any faith in lis efc,,. ''' \.
nave one person now able 10 s,.,a We
domestic concerns. who was ar ,bs 49,. pa
commenced taking it confined 10 lo .,''s e
Der and Frustrated on her bed. Io;g ,. IT'D
more when see you. Respectfully 4, !N
ISAAC r. RIcu
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ORhlS NICHOLS D..


Hartford, c. April y lea.
Dear sH- My daughter. who had, leN
ing cough. raised greatdeal If r.u u''s
who was afflicted with palri,atioD oe rsUeIi All
bias taken phial Of the Sana,ive' Ivy ,'e bean
BELL. Others also bear tes,i, ""u Is noE
good effects. Yours re,peclG,llr % IL
ID
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the vicinity of Brattleboro, going West, can
have their effects carried TO Troy and there
stored or freighted, as directed. For further
information, call on Dickinson & Curtis,
River street. Troy, or the Agent at Chase's
Hotel. or s. II, Bridge, Brattleboro.
April, 1888. 3s
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Dear Sir-Several ptess;nt W. ", ls&
the Sanatiye at whatever 60 'dses dCimh
sent TO me. II has effected s ,,"se II csa i
cures already, and | cannot wait f., ",'soaasg
age you say is on the way. Iw; 'g' 'ae rscs.
send me half a dozen phials BY My a' Soeil
will puI the extra price of posisa "'al, aidl
Sanai,ve. Don't fail to send by maa 'i0 ! he
come by weight at 81 per ounce ,'. :. '' aVa
aud ] shall expect il 10 ! days r,oa a. poi''g,
Ynure e. "dlt.
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- Cabinet Furniture,

HNHE subscriber continues 10 carry on his
Il CABINET, CHiiR, and PAINTING
business, IN all their several branches. al his
shop one door south Of Duitop, Clark 8 20.
Instruction given as usual IN all the branches
Of The Art OF Painting limitation Wood. All
attended to promptly AT low prices, Us al any
other place.
FEiIHERS constantly for sale of the
hrst quality. and prices as low as the lowest.
Those wishing To pay Cash for any of the
above articles will do well TO cali
ANTHONY VAN DOoRN.
Bra'tlehoro, July 9Th, 1885 tq7
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A letter from Port Natal dated March 20
mentions the departure of all the American
missionaries with their families.
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~ II. THOMAS keeps constantly on hand
He his Patent FASNING Nuts, which he
warrants TO be in all respects superior TO any
others in the New England States.
Lumber and most kinds of Produce taken in
exchange.
Braltleboro, Aug. 1888. 6teow49
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nus G. FARNswop,


~ O., ~ CDIHWaII,Nt Anil q ~.
Dear Sir-The Matches Ssran, . lss
hghfy esteemed in this qoane, " a'n nun
'"'o se"e'a' use. Yours &c s'lla,
SAMUEL, Eyrnm
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Haverbill. Mass NJ.

Dear Slr--Numerous cases Iava 2, ls9
kknowledge in which the sanaIivvo cS3nths
DienehcIaI- and one case in rarlic sI has ,,l
IL performed a 1ronder. can nu'atln VIII
good certificate from the pstic,i "gcure ya,
rIease credit me with The eneln. y1u WI
ana forward me more Of The So,osed uose
bearer. Yours ,rni. 0anatve By \.
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II Traia
is
a in
The wheels perpendicular HORIZON
Ia Kind Or
The
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The Plague in Turkey-The frightful
accounts given by Nj. Boue of the manner
IN which the Turks treat the plague, could
hardly be credited, were it moi for the known
Incidence and system, of fataism, which
forms the great barriers TO the progress of
these people The plague of 1887 was
more fearful in its ravages than at any
preceding period for the last twenty wears,
and yet not trace OF improvement could be
found in their manner of treating il or in the
precantion which they took to avoid its ex.
tension. Clothes OF the deceased teeming
with Infection were sold by auciion-travel-
lers passing from mnlndy and conveying
the disorder with Observation-Disclosures shut
up Tor few months and then opened and
exposed without Observation-Disclosures and
careless interment--in short everything
wwhlch could propagate rather than arrest the
disease, was praclised in The same manner
as IN former times and NJ Boue says, that
with the present generation there is no hope
OF improvement; it is on the rising youth
alone than an impression can be made and
he suggests that the most elementary books
on physical, natural, and medical science.
should be given TO them with the Koran;
and he calls upon the philanthropist of
France and England to have such books
printed md introduced.
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The bell of the chapel tower knelled the
obseqnies of the dead. 1t was early day,
and Defrau started from dream, was awol;e
by the sound. He rang for his valet.
For whom does that bell toll thus early,
John ?"
The lady Caroline Grey, sir"
Was that pang of remorse his face is
turned away He sleeps again His hour
of ret.ibution is yet TO GOMEZ
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" riting Paper.

VA T. have a small quantity Of toolscap paper
w for .AIc by tho quire. Enquire a. the
Printing Office,
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NOTICE.

T n HAVE returned froa ysr Wi
~ II inform my iriend. h., I ,'s' - 'l'
ko srtangemenis TO purchase d, ~. Con, =
~ TON 10 any amount. I'M ~. w
w. s'Etss distinct from the eopcsrO ,s "a y
49, II persons wish to shiptaer Cor,' =
such adyaneemenls as vii SUIT lh,it sptrs,i ~
until saIe . mace. Al'o, have mad. ,,,,..
mcnis IN Charleston so bat persos, !, X.
choice Of The two markets, and ui.s, ~ ~ w
one e'spseb. Also, shall give ny psrws, g ~,
ton TO settling our old bo,iues. " .pb -. -
closed. viii take Cotton Al rarte, re-.
cases. bat il that il mol Offered The us9,, ~ !.
sItivciy be required.
Oct 10. LEGS. agg
P.s. lr ie~ DAYS we sill have 4 In, "a,
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New Concern |.
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 ne sLbocriber,
IA are requested TO come for,rard 'msne.
didieig and settle tteir accounts ,fhfr 5g
p1ymrm Or mote. During ny absence az
Raisigk, I shall lfar, nag BooLs anil Ae.
counts IN fhe hands Of VIZ Itm Alexander
(Mcreiaai. Charlotte rho Is thliy author.
i:.d 10 aakg settlement and grant rtc,tpts.
SFES FOX.
Nor :, 1888 ti2S
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MALE ACADEny

MESN sNHE Trusl,., !, :,
Ax emy have h. a %'I; Aeat.
HA.Mr announcing to',he ~ n q
Monday, the 22d instant, under H. ,'-a.sl''s a
dcneeof Mr.. Thomas D. Arsrr. y, ps'llts.
serted 20 The Board of Trustee. sacs ' A''ij pc
lestitncnisis as young gentleman or ,''a''arY
ciPks and high qualifications as A. ;, ,s''se pm
10 justify the Trustees in ergasipp NJ
Parents and guardians wis5ips
selyssof favorable oppo.iunii, q ,s., ''u asa.
sons and wards, are respectfully reoperss aa'
,oei,her Of The undersigned lor NOR, 'l'g
ting the Course Of Studies, rates Of Tor'a ''''
D. d. R. DUNLAP
U. {. CAIDWEIt
JOHN IRWIN
J. d. BOYD
NJ W ALEXlybr,
LEROY SPRINGS
JOSEPH saITR
Charlotte, Ocf. "a, 1885. l%h
Jl'Good board may be had intbsL,.
either in the village Or ole mile oI.,,, .''-a'
sonable terms. 'F1@
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We have number Of d,b.. due o., contracted
pa i-jt--u q t1Itctsd a oil tu,h. tiat payment
D. utade io,thelh Ini,tcsl eEI ge.lutey "
chafasc cn ali accounts over r. m,nlhs' standing,
ard collections made ,ihout reserve after tie 1t
@, JAaaafy uctt
TAYLOR s CilAFFIN
Cts,ioiie. OFT II, I-3- 41sJ
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Public sale.

TyHE subscriber riIl sci ga ne 81 u
III December nexf, al Pabltc SALE,
3 Head Of Horses, = Co1rs. 10 Hogf.
Fodder and Hay Ttreshing Hdchms
H1aeAah and ktth,a FaraGlrr, DC
III also r,she 70 disPose 81 h, piaHin
ton coafd.Hiae 80 acre.. Ol NE pre-
mias Is good bsiidRgs and also an exaI.
icat Orchard The place : healthy aad
has god rai,r.
ADAM SlLER.
Nor 10, 1873 1876
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STATE or NoRTHcARoLINA,
NE,kLENulRC CorNTY.
Court q pieds and Q4arier Sessions, DC.
i0ber fcrm, i~js.

Court q picds and Quarter Sessions, De-
tOber Term, i>3e.
john J. lakewood. Agent Of the hsak or
the State OF North Cafc!iua At Charlotte,
~. &c
Henry iliugd,l and others members ol The g
Aug!o Ancricau Ga!d Mining Company
Levied on The Washington Gold mine tract, on u
milo Cftek-on the Alexander Gold nine tract.
adjoining the lands oi Dayla Pmks and others
al.o, 90 variety Of Cbauo property, consisting
Of . Steam Engines, Gold Mills, mining tools, sc,
q I appearing Ia The sai,.lsctoh oC the Court,
q that Henry Buudcli. William Smnh, james
Magpu., licuty IIealhorn, George y Goog-'oiI.
solomon Cohen Abraham Harms Samuel Nar.
nus, Charles Bone, Abraham Hart and David Wi.
son. members Of said Anglo. tmeficap Gold Min.
me Company, are not inhabitants ct this State,
Ordsrfd ftstsforc that publication bc made Fix
weeks IN The Charlotte journal, fur the said do'cn.
dan's 10 appear nj the next Court Of Pleas aud
Qnattef 8 .sluup 10 be held Cor said county vi the
Courthouse Ia Charlotte, on The iih Monday ia
Januar, next. and then aud there plead or repc.
W, o'h'rsise Judgement by default will be entered
ngalosi thcm
" ttne,s. Brali Oates. Clerk Of our said Court
at Office. the llb Monday 81 October A u 1873
T. OATES &. e. e.
Price adv. et2 fi29
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STITE or NORIH CAROLINA,
MECkLtNHugG COT NY.
Court II Pieus and Quayter Stulons, o..
i0btr IuE, l-3-
John Harms

PFesidsn, and Disrelofs Of tbe Nor,h
Iafullna t.ula Mtnlag touF-ny
Lsstcd "a The SssAru ulGr ,fssi. II !asd contain.
iue go aefos, Iytas On the astets 81 Cfp9ked
Cuckoo an uncisgted int,'sst "a ibt lru.t.s 80
nice .rset--on ne Cfpusli trac'. ,ubtainiug lJJ
acfes--sn tao tracts q acres eseh nrat the
II Ia lalis--on tie il,Ed.tsau faiae tract. COO.
4telss Us aefcs--ao lbe hip1 ulae iaatiaclt.
containing 81 aef,s---,sa ibc h,i m,lc tract co
tainIBg f. aetc.-sn the - aas ssi.o uiHs tf&st.
containing ~ acits--alpo, 90 ga4utt,y 81 that.
tel gsUf~ iY
IF appearing % tav sstiaiaetf1u Of the court.
~ that the ttirndasis ip va. tsss ar nai tu4a
u,.asts q lh, Silir Uf1tTr.. A1f 'tfg, that s.
aeasipb b. tnaae az ~teA. u ,be ast k.atr luaf.
nal ~ lhsm % ap,eaf Is ,hc melt oui, y f'ea.
aUd q 4atltr Sssss9us, q 70 held ~ said county
AZ the CaaIstAoase IS Ihai io,lr, ~. IN siaa.
Jsy Jsuuafy neat, ahd ihen a.sd 'ucr, plead 70
rcglesy. Uaefaisr ID gurnt b detaah et.l bg
pnlefsa againsi tbeot
Ntaets Bras usse,. Cbc'A Il oar SAD Cent
al tfsier, ~ i'h Mss4a, 81 Dslshof 4 u t~3-
b OATES. Z { {.
rt,es ads sGl u24
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! " 2 e" DAYS We RlIl hayt frf IA
Cheap and scasonable
GCOUS

that VIC viii sell uuasuat Low tai ,B,,
punciual dealers, bought 10 Nes Yas PM
ara. TAYLOR, HARRIS 6oa
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pu.a JDgRuAA,
II. J. HoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:


TWO DOLLARS ii paid in advance.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, Il not paid within
three months.
Three Dollars, if not paid sn,il the end of the
year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid. except at the option OF the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
squire (l6 lines or less, this sued type) for the
first insertion, and % cents tor each continuance.
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
25 PET cent. higher; and deduction OF 33l per
cent. will be made from the regular prices, Tor adj
verli,ers by the year. Advertisements ordered IN
the inside very publicatlun-oT Inserted otherslse
thanregulary to be charg as new every Insertion
AGENTS.
Col. r. VI Cochran MecSleuburg, n. c.
Chas. ". Harris. Mill Grove, y. {.
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es. Onginal Attachment.
John MGmnis.
Levied IA tie hsnus 81 William Reed aud him
samm0ucd a. Gsfni.he,.
EFT appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 the Coirt
n that tie toisndaal t. rn, a. iaaa3iia 81 tuis
Stats, OnIItd, thsItfor,, that publ' aou be- a4sdc
SIX vress ~ lhc Cbariltie Journal, luf ,he said
John Mt.inn.s % apps al To- nest Cour 81
Pea. AID q rici ) .-,on. u 8 held Tor sad
county. At ~, touf,aogso go ChaflolJc "a me O.
Montay 10 Januafy hetf, aud lhsH aud there ,..,au
OF r,plssy, Otherwise l4t sucui s. d..lgt 49,, r
culcttt agatus, him.
Wiac.s, iiraiy 0stes. Cistk Fl aur said Capr,
"a, Oaies, ibe ish Nuadsy o' neia's', H. l<5-.
h. OATES. Z. { {.
Pdee al, sj3. n.J
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In Equity.
Mecklcaburg County, n. G., august Tenn,
lS3S.
Sarah 4. Harms and others,

John penman and others.
appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Court,
n that Henry Blundc William Smith, James
NagHiss, Henry Heathon, George b, Longstad,
solomon Cohen, Abraham Hartis, Lewis Aarons,
samuel MaCn'ss, Charles Rard Abraham Hont.
John Silk, David Wilson and Israel La cs, Dc.
PENDANTS Ia this bill not residents OF this State,
II IS ordered ~ Cepri, that publication be made
Tor 81 weeks, 10 the Charlotte Journal. tot said
defendants 10 appear at the next Court Of Equity,
10 be held for sald COUNT, at The Court Ious. il
Charlotte, on the 81 Monday Of February next,
aud answer, othet~ise the bill will be taken pro
confesso as to them
Witness, DAVID L. Dunlap. Clerk ard Master
IN Equity, at Office, the Sd Monday Of August,
4. - 1888.
ID. Il. DUNLAP, c. q f.
0ct. 81, ls3S. Price adv. $50 t426
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-23
Land for sale.

FSllE subscriber being desiilu, oi r-rg,s
x tho South, offers ior sale b. part,.r
Nbleh b ,,e,d,s, Jo,une he lard, 3. i.t uni
Iluet NJ Dwell, Jsr Isyof, Dlgr Red hi
o.heu, containing 225 acres On De e.r4,
ia good DWELLING house and ehguoasvsg.
haoses, besides a Eood Gin house i. .1.a as
is g'td repair. The situation IS r,lrs,t IA
g0st alter ard good mcatoR. A.Glrsab
longing To A.e'at cot Moofa e. b .ssr.
corIa,nng 100 acres, neatJ vu..sst I'D
vel iWtrtgu- Also. lte ltsa . siiA ls4
Calhcy Row H,es, containing Vt iua, VII /,
cc.eioff.b'c dwelling t.a.t sd sts, oi W.
sues wllh good water. Toms rsvtEs Ia
furlher Information aFp.r 10 aeu,suiH
wv NOCE
Oct 90. ls3S. H99