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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

An extensive forgery supposed to the exten, of
50 000t was committed on the house of Lazardi a.
Co. London, about the middle of November by a
clerk connected with the establishment, of the name
OF hlacninl. Amongst other things which it is said
lac has ioised is a large amount Of Mexican bonds
oil the new conversion, of 500t each but as il an.
pears that MIR. Macnm, authorized to sign he
name ofthe finn, there is consequently no forge ~
in this particular regards Messrs Llzardi for il
only amounts 10 "A breach OF faith in having issued
more than he was authorised TO sign, and OF course
the house VIII be the sufferers and not the no lders
of the papers.
No claims Of couse can be made upon the Gov
eminent OF Mexico, for this celebrated conversion
was never ratified by the Executive or Legislature
The public must bear in mind that it is the neU
bondS Ssned 10y the tson, which are said 10
have been Issued iraudaenily, and The old bonds
of Mexico. 1t was supposed that Macnim W 9uld
cross over TO lIolland-and might ultimately find
his way to the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Mr. Tillotson Terrill, of Ridseville, Ohio. while
hunting in the woods on he 22d ult was accjien
tally shot through the body by Mr.. Bowers IN. lat.
ter having mistaken part of his dress for a deer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Lynchbug and Tennessee Rail Road-Wc are
pleased to see, that Mr.. Pcy'on has so promptly
brought this important subject before tho House, aud
had il referred To the Committee of Roads aud Inter
nal Navigation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

~ The citizens OF Sco,,ssille have mcmoreaize.
the Legislature To McAdamizc tho Turnpike from
that place 10 SIaunton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

pres. OIL, hearty concurrence. We have not room
this morning 10 say more. however, even we're 1t
needlul TO add word ~ illustration or enforcement
ot his views--ss IL Is not. When we have more
room, aud leisure shall take occasion to express
our sentiments somewhat Al large upon tho latter to-
PIC more especially as ii is probable that the action
Of the present Legislature, which will most probably
BIO in accordance with III. Governors rccomme nda-
lions, will be subjected fiery ordeal by the pop
nlarity hunters 9th day-men who would sacrifice
the dearest interests OF this great Comnonwc cath.
now and in all time 10 come, II they may thereby
secure their own temporary aggradzemcnt-,hc feet
ing aud certainly moi very distinguished honor Of
three months inves,ture with the robes OF office, and
rho soanty pcrqnisi'es ,hereunto arperta'ning'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

The Canal at Richmond-fhc Compiler says
That the waite, was again let Into the Canal on Tues
day last. The repair of the lcahages last discover
ed has been delayed by the cold weather and Holy
day times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Htary DdmageS-Captain Walker, of the Isabel
Ia recovered $4,000 damages at New Orleans on
the 10Th uItimo, Of the owner OF dray which ran
him and broke his thigh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Two real estate banks have gone into operation in
Alabama, with a capital of one million eaeh One
at luscurnbia and the other at Cour,land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

The ship John Taylor, of New York. with two
hu ndred bales of cotton, was burnt to the waters
edge on the 2ith ut, at Mobile. She WAS loading
for Liverpool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Shoes Shoes! Shoes

4 LARGE SUPPLY of Ladies' Men, Boys an
"A Girls SHOES, jus, received and for sale by
J. J. PURVIS 81 DUFFEL.
Der, Is ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Blankets for Roat Covering

Nt,RS Of boats are invited to call and bug
~ superior article ofBLANkETS. al the store
J.J PURVIS q DUFFEL.
Oct Is rs II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

TENNESSEE BANKS.-An the Banks al
Nashville, had commenced paying specie, the 3lsl
ult
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
FOR RENT,

YTNHE house on Federal Hill, near me- res ldenc'
l. for several years past occupied by the a''
Patrick ii Cabell. MlCAJAH DAVIS, a.
Nov. hS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Kentucky, GlenrOck Il Country
j II A N S

A LARGE LOT from 25 cts. TO 81 90 per yard
"A JUS; received and for sale, by
J. }. PURVIS Il DUFFEL.
Oct Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

NILSSON NJ Lf;GIsLATURE.-The Governor has made
statement of the expenses of the Mormon wal
which he estimates at 70 or 80 600 dollars and stg
gcsIs that The U nied States are liable for it,
The Governors position is that the Mormon
1nosementwas an insurrecton,, and that the Nation
@Governnlen is bound to suppress Instructions
But. with HE St Louis Gazette, we conc Give that
before the General Government pays for heating the
poker. ii will hrstinqure whether there was an insur-
recton by the Mormons. and next, whether
mat 'nsu'rectIon was directed againts the laws and
authorities Of the Union. The Gazette SAYS. 1--WE
opme that the Governor will find it no easy matter 10
answer either otthese questions alIirmatiyely." And
we opIne moreover, that the State of Missouri will
gam tll'ug, any way by carrying It's Mormon sto-
~ into the Narona Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
S,4LT ! SILT. SILT!

WE have in Store lot of SALT, large sacks
w which Nill be sold low.
il PURVlS q DUFFEL.
Oct ID Is n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

o. The new Post Office at Novell's Shop, in
AMHERST County, Is called /" Tobdcco Ro,o."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Whole Tickets only Sl!!!
WEL1.Si2ll LOTTERY,
Brilliant scheme.
bra wings Received!

Tho following were the numbers drawn for the
lPHEELfNG LOTTERY,
Class No |, Tor 1899.
At Alexandra, on Saturday. Jan. 5Ih, viz
. 81 IL 40 81 ! &c 50 30 20.
And the following numbers drawn for the
Norfolk Lottery.
Y 7 "A & LASS No l.
Al Richmond on Tuesday, Jan. s,h, viz:
Go ~ 90 So al 90 35 40 % 40 "a 80 So.
Handsome Prizes sold in boil, these Schemes
n5~NOTICE.~fD
In order supply customers who have been una
bic To obtain iliem w,l Tickets in the great Rich.
mond Academy Lottery, drawn at Alexandria on
Saturday--lhc drawing of which will be received
TO MORROW AT THIS OFFICER
$4,000 Capital Prize,
An additional supply OF Tickets, has been ordered.
which may he obtained on early application
THIS DAY, (Jan. lith) at
TALBOTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

N'oCONSON LEAD.-Governor Dodge in his
NV sage says upwards of ten millions of pounds of
eaD ale sent east annually from the mines Of Wis
W Sonons Il now goes by the way of New Orleans to
no vN ork' but from the internal Improvements
now going on, in two years it will pass through the
nkes and down Erie canal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

For the benefit oil cue Petersburg Benevolent Ne
ehanIca Association.
CLASS, No. I, FOR 1885,
To be drawn nj Alexandria on Saturday January
10Th. 1889. o. The dra,cing ttiI be reeeired
al his Office on Tuesday die ED ia5t. al O'Clock,
Il. III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

PARAL LAX OF A FIXED STAR.-TIs
important and valuable problem, which has for
70 many Centuries been an object ofinquiry amongst
asfonomers, has it appears by letters received in his
country, been solved by professor Besse of Conigs
ours- His observations were made on the double
war, NO. 81 in the constellation Cygnus whole dis
noce ne has ascerlaned to be GEO. 900 times the m.
u'us Of the eanh's orbit or 62 trllions and 700 bill
IONS Of miles ia round numbers. The details of this
'SCosery will be commune aed at an early meeting
? 1.-THE Royal Astronomical Society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Review OF the Lynchburg Market,
CORRECTED ny

CORRECTED
RICHARD TXKEE-Commission Merchant.
Extreme prices of passed 1'obacco,Sl0 90 to 1G 90
Lugs, Us to quality 50 TO OO
There is but little doing in Tobacco or Flour
nric of enr La ,rfIclc IIlhet heiIcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Lottery Draws To-NorrOW.
The Driving received Oh Thursday!!
I Capital Prize OF $4,000
30 do GiO Of 500
Whole Tickets only SAT-!
WELLS i2UlsG LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLASS, No. /, FOR 1899.
To he drawn At Richmond on Tuesday, l5ih Jam.
1889. A. The drawing will be received NJ TIL.
office oo Thursday the l7lh inst. at . o'clock.
L. NJ.
brilliant Scheme.
Z Prize Of $4,000 80 Of $500
| do OF 5000 10 Prizes of 600
I do OF LOO 20 do Of 100
do OF l,O:}O
Together with great number of $40, $50, &c. &c.
Whole,o only Si-llalves $a-Quarlers 81.
For sale At
TALBOTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

a. The following persons have been elected D,-
,ec,ors of the Bank of Virginia. at Lynchburg, the
present year
Chswcll Dabncy. Charles l.. Mosby,
Henry Davis, John Miller,
Elijah Fletcher. John w. Young.
Odin Il. CLAY, Robert T,nslcy,"
John llolhns, Joshua X Holmes
Thos. A. Holcombt, Samuel Nowlin.'
John J. Puvs.
At DANNILI.E.
George Townes John Dickcrson,
Wm Linn Wm. T. Johns.
John Ross. VIM. Ayres.'
George pncc
AT BUCHANAN.
James l.. Woodyle. Charles II. Be,lr,
Cary Breckenridge, James = W"'d,oa'
Iohn s Wilson Ohio w. koan,.
John M. Harvey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

"OME As FOUND ny COOPER.
Il l. LAND SHARKS AND SEA GULLS,
Stanley or the ReCollecions OF a man in the world
ALSO,
The American Almanac for 1889. This day re-
ceived, and for sale by }. T.. MARTIN.
January Ii fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

= The following persons arc elected Direct
ors of tho Branch otihe Farmers Bank oi Virginia,
Al Lynchbnrg. by the Stockholders VIM. Radiorj,
Ch,isl'r Wiulrce John Smith. Jr., Ammon Han
cock, Samuel Miller" by the Execu,yc-John
NJ. Warwick, john c. Mocm. Saml McCorkle,
VIM. Daniel, Jr lley $. Langhoue. Richard Ty-
rec Geo. W. Turner, Samuel +. White.
AT DANNILLE.
by the Standardization Johns, Allen Jones.
Na,h'. +. Greens by the Execu,,e--Thomas
Rawlins, Geo. W. Johnson, Robert Wilson, Rob,
w. Williams.
New Directors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

THE New SENATOR FROM OHro-It is very q. y
traOf1lnar ~ indeed Gentlemen intimate with Judge
lappan had no doubt OF his being decided ABB H.
tpnSt IN sent neni, and also supposed that he was
very lice IN the expression Of his opinions on he
ling. Va. for instance But i, Seems there is a p,e,t
n!st axe alb out the matter that far from being an
Abohtonsst, he is whole hog Anti Abllltionst d.
eE IN tue wool! Read the following letter from Tie
W aslnglon Globe:
E1tract from a letter dafed,
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1893.
Do not credit the malicious reports SO industri-
ousy circulated, charging Judge Tappan with be-
"'g an AoohtolonIst; previous to his nomination. at
aDemocrarlc Caucus, and at public festival after
MS elect'on, he openly positively, and boldly de-
honced every sentiment of the kind and d sc al med
anu Stamped with inIamy the of these fana,-
lcs."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Oct ID
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

rfN II . f. /. az Irtl
a Singular Casa poor weaver 10 this
town, of the name of Crime. was a short
time ago, affected with pain in his stomach,
accompanied by other peculiar sensations;
he took several courses Of medicine With
out experiencing any relief. "At times" Z
says he, Il felt as if something was NOV
ing about in my inside" He continued in 2
this condition about week, when the pain
began TO descend hethen tried outward APP
plication, such as rubbing the part with
warm flannel ----still there was no abatement
OF the pain. When the ailment reached the
knee the pain was excruciating the patient
sat up most OF the night. rubbing the af1ict-
ed part before the FIRE, until he felt lille
easier he was then about TO draw on his /
stocking, when he perceived something stick,
ing oul'f rom the calf Of his leg he imne-
diately drew il ont and il proved to be a large
sized tailor's needle considerably corrodo,l p
He is now in conyaescent state.-- Pyestoh
CAronieie, Ne2 7arin @ p91fg7is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01
A MOTHERS GRIEF.

There is a sweetness in mothers tears,
when they fall upon the face of the dying
babe which no eye can behold with heart
untouched. 1t is holy ground upon which
the unhalowed foot Of profanity dare not en-
c.oach. In6delity itself is silent, and for
bears her hooking. and here woman shows
not her weakness but her stength it is that
strength of attachment which man cannot
feel, II is perennial, dependent upon no eli.
mate. mo changes, no soil, but alike in storms
as in sunshine, it knows no shadow oflurn-
ing. A father when he sees his only child
going down to the dark valley, may, when
the shadow Of death has fully come over
him and as the departing knel falls on his
ears, may say, i will go Gown TO the grave
OF my son mourning but he returns in the
hurry Of business the tear is wiped and tho
when he returns to his Preside, the sportive
laugh comes up TO his remembrance. the sue
ceeding day blunts the poignancy of grief,
and it finds no permanent seat. Not so
with her who has borne and nourished the
tender blossom. 1t lives in the heart where
il was first entwined in the dreaming hours
ofnight. She sees its playful mirtb or hears
its plaintive cries,she seeks il in the mroning
and she goes to lhe-grave to weep there. Its
little toys are carefully laid aside, as sacred
memenioes, to keep continually alive that
thrilling anguish which the dying struggle,
and sad look produced, and though grief Iike
a canker worm may be gnawing at her vi
tails, yet she finds a luxury in her tears,
sweetness in her sorrows. which none but
mother ever tasted LisH
GIVE Him A CHANCE The editor of a
Western paper informs his readers that he
has the worst kind of a fever and ague, and
asks them to let him off from publishing his
paper for one week, 10 girs Aim a chance TO
tekaLs fiL Is tf4fN 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

BY order of,he Senate ofthe Royal Uni
versity Of Upsal, in Sweden, the Two large
chests which King Gustavus III, presented
to the university on the Isl JAN, 1889. seal
ed up, and with his desire that they should
not be opened till half century had eaps-
ed, have been brought up from the vaults,
and placed in one Of the galleries of the es-
'tnblishmeht, TO be opened on he LIST inst in
the presence Of the Prince Royal. These
mysterious chests are Of different sizes, but
both are strongly bound with iron. The
largest is so heavy that it required four
horses TO draw IT, s'Ne' ~ y e'sa''s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

am useful man in this4eiehbofhood '' said
Harrison, "and canndf ven 81 spared
have moreover, discovered the secret Of
perpetual motion, and III am put to death,
the world will lose tbe benefit Of my dis.
covery. Besides th,s. have heard you
curse Bryant and Fannirg for putting pris-
oners TO death. Hhereis your principtesl
Where is your conscience, that You are
about to execute vengeance on me, your
former friend and neighbour" Where is
my conscience Where are nv horses
aud cattle-where are my fences and Barns
and where is poor Jack Doss2 Fore
God, will do this deed, and justify myself
10 God and my country Run up the hill
and butt him off the log BIZ; Ill show him
per pc tual motion p
So, Sir, will we deal with tina, party.
which has brought havoc and ruin upon our
country. They have destroyed cur cur
rency-they have squandered cur Public
Lands-they have prosecuted and driven
out talented and conscientious Wings by
laying snares for their ccnsclences. They
have put in the base and needy TO pHlage
the public money. They have msrred and
disfgured the faithful record Of the Scrate.
Ia a word, Sir, they have put the torch TO
the Temple of liberty and as Old Clere.
land said-Fore God, we will do this deed,
and Justify ourselves to God and our coun-
try VIC will hang them on their own dog
W God We will give them small specimen
Of perpetual motion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
IT,. IIoiton, Proprietor and PuLii,Aer.
TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS, # paid in advance.
TSo Dollars and fiily Cents, IT not paid within
,hrre months.
fhres Dollars. # not paid until the end of The
rear
No paper discontinued until all arrearares are
a.d except at The option OF the Editor.
Embellishments inserted at One Dollar ner
sIire do iiats or less this sized typeA for the
sf,i lnseftlon and - cents Tor each continuance.
Court advertisements aud Sheriff Sales charged
Is ler cent. higher; and deduction 81 33l per
at. Siil Be made from the regular pricos, f,r al
rs,u-ers BY the year Advertisements ordered ia
b Ias'do every publoatlon-or inserted other = $50
s,n sulafly 70 Dc Charge Dc nov every insertion
AGENTS
Col +. u Cochran Mecklruburg. y c.
Chas. W. Harris Mill Grove, n Z.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
From he United States Gazette.
REMEDY FOR BURNS.
10 the Editor OF the Gazette, -

10 the Editor OF the Gazete,-
Dear SIR: ! have so often seen remcdie.
Tor human Ills gwen to the newspapers, ane
! then at once consigned TO oblivion, that
have for great while hesiaicd 10 present
this remedy to the pubic. For fourteen
years have prescribed It, ard witnessed
It's healing effects. | deliberately say from
fourteen years experience that no disease
or INJURY 10 the human system has more
certain remedy than this for the distressing
Of all injuries, that ofscalds end burns. The
iellei is almost instantaneous from mln.
ute or two 10 hall an hour " Ill USUAL, find
full relief from PAIN. No matter the ex.
tent Of the burn, even lf all the skin is re-.
moved from the body. The FIRE. knowledge
! had OF Il was the almost miraculous cure
Of liiIle boy, who tell into half hogshead
OF boiling water, prepared for scaldiue the
bnsllcs from swine. The entire person and
limbs Of tho boy passed under the scaidlng
water up TO the chm, 80 Us TO sca!d has
whole neck. Ga removing his clothes,
nearly all has skin followed from his neck
hands, arms, chest, back. abdomen, and al
most every Bat OF skin from his l0scr *.
teemlllcs. In ihis deplofable coalition, Il
lefAliy ihyed alive wtih scald,nC water, the
'rcmedy sas promptly Applied, as a mImcn
'ary Application unigi thc physicians should
arnte. Two eminent ply slclaas soau came
and on learning the extent Of tho scald
pronounced Il ceraiuly fatal case, and
directed the bay 10 rcmstn sI,h Tic remeay
over hip uu,ll be should die. us,x week,
TO Sas restored aeIl, with scarcely sea,
on any part oi his pet,oa Or llmbs. The
remedy increases "a Nalue from the fact, that
undar almost ell Circumstance. 1t mas h.
pb'aMcj. II - as iu,loWs fake 800,
from chimney where woId Is tarlsd, raj,
be, acd miN one rari sat - three parts
- nsuiN - q hlZ', htj. fresh burlnf, or
any KIM II f'rsa srcaAc, lha, Is not s4,ird:
spread this q hncn % ls'm, OF au, col.
zen cloth 'oy castcr aut uiarc pcr,cei adap
iaisna. iiByefN extensive harms on scak4s
iae Goth shgnlI b. torn in,a .4uss before
sai.as i over fh" sca.3. 1t tine remedy
p freely aad flHg Hrra-5, ~ as 70 rset.,gt
b co1cr vi u.s. butueI aaIls. Nd o.ser
Application Is teqlfrj u'l Tie psteai -
sell, csccP, ~ arely .tesh applications ei
tho asat aaG .arl &c.
In steamboat explosions, tlus remedy can
81 atafly ell cases be ~ eocr spp1ctl. an5
Il daae NAM ,s'asLlr lAcs ei, 80 saved
tD4 vast atanuui O. .yeauag atlesaled.
II tVu and the cnfps editorial an hand
#ts rrur4} around tho country, and ,ovt'c
ttruiicu 10 q, and taat a'sa lbo,r aho use
E aay elee lAelr tasi.ulaY lur or against.
] feel assured tha, 20 4 few nuJ,as, tht-
cNe, I'll. aca9s ari al4o.t uniatnag rene.
~, ~ei b csrry where known ana used ID
be- lua.d S.ate-.
4 pkr...-...- n ftt.l.lt-A
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
CASaee 20 die,
Why, verify, l lets 'tm,

But, SIR, It theg choose not to def
they should choose neither 10 resign or
obey, s,ll our Resolutions would have u
most excellent effect. They would explode
" forever aud DAY" the humbugsery OF
Instructions IN North Carolina. The Feo-
pie, seeing that the Wings had discalmed
them, and that their adversarcs, who had
been most clamotous for them, had when
applied to themselves, in like maunor repu,
dated them-the people viii fad cut the
truth, that II is all clap trap and hanlbas
II NO can only accomplish this cnd, |, for
one will he more than satisfied.
GA another day, after three or four
Speeches had been delivered against the
Resolutions, 10 which a good deal had been
said about the Inconsistency Of the Wings
in giving Instructions To cur Senators n
Congress, after having condemned the doc
/ trtnc,
( Mr.. Jones rose, and proiosscd never &c
have intended to say ono word further OF
the subject of these Resolutions. But, Sir
said he, cannot SIT here and listen viii
patience 10 the ieers aud taunts Of our I'D
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Fa.''y araed bg lviii,am Aiiia,a, Ea3.
/, iagcitcr wiih fro small tracts 81
: -e1f q 10 acres jul'nr he Torn
1 Z aHd Ae Lands Of Sami Tlglor aad
4 'Fi--'As other, continuing I'D acres, on
~ ,rffs joining fhe Llgds ~ Cuie5 lr.
- OaHt Chrirslburg aud others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
Four Lots.

.s''2'ae 10 fhe hnrs II + Sauaicr, he
= 'aic bong oserru!sd and a rrsa 4.
- =" ~ asorc mentioned property riH he
-.' : month credit Bonds and good
y rfqnr'd, aud particulars made
va ~ TIC day # sale. b.
v...,, y T.. Id Mar, G. " 4.
tle39. fr,aa a.y ~. rij
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

l'7rlg of-afd B -. ~ Taylor rsirh
'sl i.sa bya fyr,r deere, from fse Court.
q @'cAa'ei BY Z 1hops7a BAT "a L,.
'''9g e 'sakr gmeHi fie said nlit eus
'hAa,d, and d rtsaic p-4erCi.