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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25
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hAatls are charging The arts ard scieata
ttaa.he ahead iatAe way u improvement, dts
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"'''-' aha s1 "a. tides aud CURRENTS y las y
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IeF--hay mary.
Ny daughter-your Mary
'rruy madam, your astonishment sur.
prisss me. ] mean your daughter. Mary
A. E, 10 whom have the honor O
being husband elect. am DR.. Jane.
s., whom you have signifed YOU vii
receive as son.in.law, and have come posi-
haste from Concord, to marry your daugh
ter
Upon my word sir, can only return
thanks for The intended honor but assure
you, my daughter has been married these
seven months, and should bopo has no
thought Of becoming a widow
Hold madam-have not your daugh.
'ers letter in my pocket Did | not re.
ceiye her latest on last Thursday, saying
that your sanction was obtained. and that
all was waIting,-does she not love me
Beware sir, that strikes upon my daugb,
tcr's honor, the lady must be here forthwith,
who mus: speak for herself
Accordingly lady was introduced. The
doctor at once recognised bis Mary in the
lovely form before him. He fainted-uo-
d lap dog ~bich vas laying on the carpet,
seized him by the nose in his fall, whose
teeth operating like a surgeons lancet, saw.
ed him that extremity. Madam, said be,
on rising and e1tricating some fifty or six.
+ periumed billet doux from his pocket,
are not you the writer of these p
i God forbid" exclaimed the seemingly
astonshed lads, letter writing is thing
have particular aversion to, and with the
exception Of some few that | sent my moth
er from school, never wrote three in ny
/ life"
! The gentleman stood aghast. The lads
was cooused-lho lap dog barked, aud the
husband in reality entered. He was soon
n possession ofthe whole affair, and snalched
Up The letters with an eye lingering between
curiosity and JEALOUSY, glanced hastily over
the first, and Immediately burst into an i'm
moderate it Of laughter.
"S'dealh, sir, / see no cause for merri.
uent."
None truly, in the idea Of min coming
to adnap my wife but there Is some in the
iactthathe has beencour,ing my mad cousin.
ln,aw, Mat! E, for If those are not
his true characters, In no true christian"
Our hero Of The billet doux paused such
things might be, and have been, the name
eo1respouded, and as be had never used
but the initials Of the first; at last the truth
flashed upon him that be had been all this
time the dupe Of some synpatbising wag
" Can you tell ne where the gentleman
you suspect resides 2"
" suppose SIR as IN duty bound musii
but souid advise you to take things coolly,
as be is real Lacious o Trigger at powder
and 0a'I' and cares no more about shooting
man' tnan he does about breaking bis
eait.
aus ADVICE however, was about as eff
'sciive IN calming the disappointed lover
as the love tear IN body's eyelash would
be ID eStinguishiag volcano.
The doctor fang himself INTO his chariot
and drove do"a the street, as if the FLIES
were mounted by brace Of German hunt
ers. To Gad tie house he was in quest Of.
to knock-io be admstted-and to be seated
almost GREATNESS on sofa IN the drawing
room, was bat the work Of minute il was
more than tea before he could coIIec, MIN
self sufficiently to explain the object Of his
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w trapping Paper.

4 USf received and Tor sale al this Office
sD supply Of Wrapping Paper. Alao few
reaus Of Writing Paper.
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Information Wanted.

A - young mta rs the name q spp|
SI MlN aad Jesse NELLY. The ~ \
. Yesf. al8 iasl November. and he Att,,
e9Hu5bsf a.t SD yplng n,eu uefe ofgissa,
we're msty ergus and philaa ia that ia,
/. fag tttsF4ttsI sete persuaded aaa sne,5t
y ~ fsd Il j certain tract Of land. d,tr.l
9lPTraad TIE b9Y unconscious II whs,
had taae. Tie Wsticbes bciGg hout 10 ,as.
/ IL ufeAlea aua scared he toys, b. ps,ss.s|
them ,lcg vogl4 q hanged or sent d lie n
lcnD1iy, iar Nhst they had done--ana fus n
81 from Meriwcather county. Georgia, ssas
2Uth u September, lha7, SINCE which tire 4
/ Ing certain has been heard from them. II
saw they wetc teen q Abts wills ntss.lss
They Nefe fun 81 by oes Jsaes iarty. IL 4
g.. Any information tespelieg ths bsla
mail q o'befwtse, whether ihtY are alr7s s. i
ailI b thankfully received BY the sutec ssi-si
! Editors 81 ue~spap7rs m sosih Gafosaa. "A
taraiina, o. tieafgaa vtil confer a fAlar CO 4 4
lFfsscl mo'I.sr ana hff han chll8feu, b. n
tue above ga tnsfftiga d thsif eafets
Il said toys ean 4 found, they haze rgstr;
leaf Il Georgia, Is Ihty are txareta'sa a7 4
eHme q the ease. ELL kiICiltFa
H4tg t9Qai4, Ga. re- 4, lsll
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NOTICE.

-,obseriber having qualified as admins y
EVIL an the estate OF Asher Jones, dec d -
IL H. as = having claims aguinst sad o..
quest !, resent ,hem properly authenticate
eoas ,so limo prescribed by law, or this n9l'ti
VIII" =" LA Il bar and as his affairs IS ieil ]
" y I'm, IT, = d render il impossible for hun
scertain who arc indebted to the hayc u
here is any one indebted to ~ they WI Ma b;nio
honesty 10 make it known 50 as 70 ''90'e :"
pay the debts Tuoe I uOLToN
Mag u, 1910.
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THE BRIDE CHARLES JEEFRErs
Oh take her, but Be faithful still.
And may tbs bridal vow
Re sacred held in after years.
And warmly breathcd as now.
Remember, It's no common tie
Tina; binds your faithful heart
lis one that only truth should weave.
And only death can P II.
The love Of childho3l'- happy hour,
The home Of ripper wears.
TIE treasured scenes ot early youth,
In sunshine and in'tears
The purest hopes her bosom knew.
When her young heart was fee,
All these and more she now resigns.
To brave the world with thee.
Her lot in life IS ix'd with thine,
Its good and Into share.
And well | know 't9ill b aer PRIDE
To soothe each sorrow there,
Then take Der, ana may aeetlng time
Marx only Joys increase,
And may your DAYS gijl sEaelly en-
II happiness and peace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
500 REWARD.

,N,NAWAY from The subscriber living near
X Campbell Cont house, on the 5lh ST., anegro
,n,o,ameJ eager sometimes called SIM. between
% and 80 years old about six feet high, has scar
an one Of his legs occasioned by the kick OF horse
Had on when he lett domestic yarn cloths. VIII
,i,e the above reward TO any one experimenting aud
securing said man SO ! get hun again II laken on the
V., side of The B lue Ridge out Of The State. or
nm dollars if taken in any other :" The counties Of
his State. lllo > A. IoDDS.
NJ The Kapawla paper will Insert the above 4
mr. and forward the account 10 this office for col
lection.
March l6 4t'
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To Wu M,a.o L., Rich,,n,a w. ssa
R,eu.own ~ ,asn,
Gcotlemen-yo,, ,on,nnnica,,o, nr H. ~
fpos, marked TIN h,h, pressing ma =, he . c.ad,i.,s
Tor re- ,l,ot,o, ,cacbe1 me on ,h. ~, "'-'''''
r., assured gentlemen. tha, no,hins u.rl.,a.f6,,d
me- greater pleasure than To be able 10 piye YOU IN
affirmative response; and would 10 God nv don,ss-
lie obligation justified il; bu, my affairs are. and
must be, for NJ least few years come. in swcbw
state, that neg ee' Of them would involve me N IA
4. i m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
VIRGINIA SAMPSON,
a certain care for Kings Evi! or
ScrOsis..a,

FHtO those who may be suffering, Tor that may have
l. bren) | would State, thai three ,eais ago n
valuable servant man under my connol iakeu
with Sctotnla, and was NJ once placed under regu-
lar iralmen until The disease thought 10 he ar
resled; This tune, he WAS hlted 10 Mr.. Wm Tyfee
the superintendent OF Tie street hands If the ciy Of
Richmond. aud the next Spring The disease II AIDE
us appearance with double violence which induced
the helit that it would soon terminate his life; ny
son living IN edmond heard OF remedy " bel had
the reputation oi being very valuable and snpct, or
called IN the ioireior to make some enquiry about
it,. He agreed by the consent Of Mr.. ryiee 10 pni
him on its use and it me pleasure 10 saw thai
IN about two months the hoy as perfectly cured
Determined TO wait sufficient time t. test the cure
aud then to make IL public for the benefit Of others
as neaily two wears have arsed, and the bnv sin
continues in perfect health, deem il dnty 10 con
nection with tho pleasure take in doing So 10 make
the cnrc known for the benefit of those who may be
suffering from the same disease and content myself
with saying that | would most certainly use The
same remedy, preference any or all others that
have ever known. The vciy large aud hard Jumps
that were on the neck and thfoai, have been dissipa
ted aud scarcely scar left.
HENRY VAUGHAN. of Henrico
RicHmoND, 25Ib Ian. 1870.
The above boy has been IN my en,po, ever since
the disease first made IT'S appearance, and have hned
him for the present year aud with pleasure do add
my Icsd Guy to what Mr.. Vaughan has said in rela-
TO his perous situation aud perfect cure under
the treatment OF the proprietor Of the above remedy
which regard AS worthy Of all commentators
WM. TYRE.
Superintendent OF the street hands.
For sale by Howell DAVIES agent
Lynchburg.
March IL WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

s'''s' u.s. nayanle ~ coin. nor any necessity Tor
'eso, TO s1b Treasury bills TO int,eduee specie In.
10 MS e'"n''y, on TO fednee Tic wages of Amei lean
labor. | would buy Of those WIN m,nlJ hnx of n.
upon fair aud equal terms. would purchase the
surplus productions, so TAT have occasion for
mem, OF those countries only which would allow n,
surplus productions be sold in their markets uoon
s9"al 'efns. And such Govrrnmenls rs exclude or
heavily burden our productions in their markets
could MOI complain OF the productions being SIM
lafl, treated here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
NS'l'iA,E,.

fE3llE Undersigned rs now ready to receive wheat.
Il during the season. for which he viii pay HE
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he informs his friends and the public generally
thu in here wheat is sent 10 the NJ BIZ,
and price agreed upon, il is stored in the Mil
at the risk Of The planter long the price remains
unsettled, rs he is only MILLER. and MOI an ins,-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUNDH.
Aug 3
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IL Az Nc sold out to, Book Store in this place.
IL L. To Mcssrs. Payne Il Gregory, and being de-
sltous OF VII ding up NY business possible
would take this method Of respectfully requesting
all those Indeb,cdio to call and close their ac-
counts.
Please call at Messrs. Payne & Greco,y's Book
Store. Z, ECtiOJS.
March 9 MA
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March l6
RENO TsEE.

MARTIN, HUNT & WARD have te"'osed
Va their STO' X Of GOODS to the sqnare below
,hsn old stand in The house recently occupied by
Dacr. Henry Latham, as an Apoihecaty Store.
Where they lnyue their hiends and the public TO
call and examine their Stock. 10 which they wall 10
few days make large additions.
March - Is
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Eeh.o q
.PF,K GKGsgs

] HIVE pnrcnased The ctlebraed JACK,
JIM CROW. lie will stand the present sea
son AT my stable in Bedford connly, mile from
Mr.. w illinn Whulen's tavern, on tie Ia. est Road
leading itom Lynchbnrg 10 Liberty. As To vigour,
he is equ 10 any Stallion ever saw.-rerms aud
Other particulars IN due time. tt.
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
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We Es.E.N'D.FFE.

fENHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
d selves together for the purpose Of conducting
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large aud connodons brick hull
ding on Market street, leading 10 The Court House,
and are prepared 10 accommodate Boafdefs and
Travellers IN manner and on terms, which, they
laiter themselves, will prove satisfactory to all.
The House will be furnished in The most com.
Portable manner their Table supplied with the b, st
that the market atf.nds The Stable with abundance
OF pfovender and attended by experienced aud at
teutiye Osllers.
DAVID +, BOOKER.
RIO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 10
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.NeDXE(E,.

EEUNT & MARTIN associated with them in
n 4 business on the Isl inst. JOHN WARD, Jr.
the business i'll IN future he conducted under Tie
firn Of MARTIN, HUNT IL WARD.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceiyed they solicit the same for the new hrtr.
Feb. q a=..5 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
E'e;.nTICAg..

We do not know how II may strike others but
10 our mind the argument against the SLbf 1Iea.
snry scheme IN the lollnmlng Dialogue IL about as
npanswe,"be as any Thug NO have read upon the
subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

Dear Strata meeting OF potion of The Wing
Pari,, held Al ibe Cont House OF this County on
Monday the 9th uliiu.o, III beiug Cour day J for
the purpose of taking some measures ioaotganize
The parry The Gaming contest, and To sustain the
harrisburg nominaIon, aud for other purposes
The undersigned were appointed committee on
behalf of said meeting, 10 express 10 you the high
satisfaction they ietl in Witnessing yo,ir course as
their representative, aud the cordial Appreciation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
yAIuRlE FARM FOE SALE.

PROPOSALS will be received until the lst Of
/ Sep,enber 1870 FOR the purchase OF about
ESQ Acres OF Land,
hing the former residence ol MAJ. David Temple.
ion deed situated in Rockbridge county, aud IN the
Immediate n eli . hbnrhond of Etmondsous VI III onihe
Norh branch oil James River. Propositions mace,
will specify the price pen Acre, and payments
when TO be made, not less than one thiid IN band
and the residue in l, 2 and 3, annual payments.
well secured. At Ia reasonable cost this mighi be
made desirable situation. The premises via be
,hownby Capt. Carpcnter who lives thereon or by.
". PAXTON. Any.
For J. NJ Iempieton.
March l6 81
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lsls,2MiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

semi-reekiy, fecery Monday and 7hnrsday,J at
n,pars per aaaam; payable in adraace. No snbscrip.
u received fora shorter period than sir months and
y" yH be dseontnued, feecept nj ne discretion otthe
~" 49,, until all arvearases are paid
s.DvER TISEHEN 'Sinserteda at so cents per square
far The first Insertion, aud 81 cents for erery snbse
srrfoB PRINTING executed neatly and erpediionsiy
: q an reasonable Terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
LUCINDA,

....;, made. inclined To be fleshy-rutmeg color,
''s", 81 wears old. Had white Satin Bonnet.
s'0s .rca,slen coat. blue ground calIcoe and a
'...,y Of other clolhinr. Thus woman was brought
cam kentucky lasl tall and is probably making her
there The s 1er's as" ,n s he sy ns,
VI. =, securing her so get heraealn, if taken out
~. S,ae or ten dollars il taken within thu ) ate.
" ''' ROBERT NJ. GOOLSBY.
M,xrh 1G ~
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RacOyl and Iron.

IN 600 LBS. BACON,Mel cured.
lU,OUU 10 Tons County Bar Iron, on
hand aud for sale low for cash
BRYANT & YOUNG.
March At
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TAILORING BUSINESS,

in all its branches al The stand lately occupied by
them, where he Will thankfully receive and faithfully
execate all orders IN his line.
He will keep constantly on hand an assortment OF
CLOTHES ready made Of various prices, lion the
coarsest 10 the 6nest qnaliy, winch Will be sold as
cheap as they be purchased in this Ell, for
cash. IENlS PAGE
Nearly opposite Messrs. Williams & Victor.
Feb. 3 I'm
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80 Tsssi l,sJEsi.EA.

'afllE subscriber returns hs thanks 10 hs friends
and the public generally, tor the Liberal enconr-
cement received by the late PAGE & NALL,
nd takes this method of Informing them that he in
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$50 REWARD.

ANYWAY from The subscriber living at Fall
II bure Mills, Buckingham county, last Tue
A., night, negro woman named
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-10
JUST RECExV.ED,

I'm addition TO my former stock, fresh supply
III Of assorted
Candy prime Bunch Raisins;
Cheese Crackers Of all kinds;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Spanish and Half spanish Segars;
Rsppee and Maccoboy Snufis;
Backing; best quality Of Loaf Sugar.
Sal Aratus, Ginger, Aiispoe, and Nutmega.
Also, Preserved Ginger--a fine article
Wine, prime old Whiskey, sc.
The above have been carefully selected and pnr.
chased low for cash, and will bc sclJ low for cash.
OF 10 punctual customers, ,y
june 25, 1910. JOHN Y. MENSER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-10
70 EIae FeEa.aasea'S

'ENtlE subscriber, having rented the OPtQuUh
n MILLS, respectfully informs the Farmers
generally, that he will grind their Wheat, and give
item the product, after taking out the toll. ne
Pledges himselfto give as good yield as any other
miller in the county can do. Those who wish to
enquire, as to his character and qualifications as
miller he would refer 10 Danl b. Morrison. ESQ
AUGUST MILLENBURG.
Opequon Mills, August 30, ls40.--t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-10
TO TEgE F.aF2.gKE6RS.

'ENHE subscriber is now ready TO commence
d grinding at his Mill, near Martnsburg' late
y the property of Mathew Ransom, dec o. and ne
hopes the customers of the mill will continue the'r
custom, the mos. particular attention 'na,i DC
Iad to all business committed to his care nose
having WHEAT for sale, would do well by call-
ing on him before selling, as he is deter 70
give the highest price the market VIII aiiofd' nc
opes by strict attention to business TO merit d
snare Of public patronage. nocros
August 20. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-10

VIRGlNIA.:--Ata court held for Berkc-
ley county, ut the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
Osmond c. Tiffany s. Co., plJs.
against
Charles G.. Starbuck, Harvey NJ. Fore
man, and George Randall, deffs.
IN CnANCERy.
Tps defendants, Charles G. Starbuck and Hair
vey NJ, Foreman, not having entered their appear
ancc and given security according to the net OF As
senby and rules Of this court, aud II Appearing TO
the court that they not inhabitants OF this com
nouweallh: il is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on Tho second monday in November,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and that this
order he published in the Ma,tiasbnrg Ga=ene,
for two months successfully, and copy posted al
the iron, door OF the court house OF tho said county.
A eopy--Tesie
HARRISON WAITE, c. y. o.
August 10, 1540--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-10

VIRGINIA AT court held for Berke.
lev county, at the court house, on Mon.
day, the 10Th Of August, 1910,
William l.. Boak puff.
against
William T.. Van Metre, Alexander G.
Good, and Erasmus s. Tate dHs.
IN cHANcERy.
The defendant, William T.. Van Metre. not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security, sc-
cording TO the act OF Assembly, and rules OF this
court, and il appearing TO the court that he y not
an inhabitan, Of this commonwealth: il is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on The sec
ond monday in November, and answer tho bill oi
the plaintiff and that this order be polished in
the Martinsbyg GaSette for teo months success
.ively, and copy posted al the front door Of the
court house Of the said county.
A copy--Tes,e.
HARRISON WAITE, c. 3. c.
August 10, l840.-2m
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CABINET
AND BEDSTEAD MAKING.

TE{HE subscribers respectfully inform the eiti-
n zens Of Martinsburg and its vicinity, that they
have entered into partnership in the
Cabinet Making Business.
Their Shon is on King street, Immediately oppo-
site NJ. VOLTS Shop, where they will be hsPpy
10 fill all orders in their line.
They will keep constantly on hand Bedsteads,
and every variety of MohogGay, Walnut, and
Cherry Furniture made in 6rst-rate STYLE and on
accommodating terms.
The subscribers hope, by strict attention to BUSH
ness, TO receive u share of public patronage
A BOWMAN
J. N. WOLFF.
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FURNITURE.
A STOCK OF GOODS,
FOR SALE.

TEvHE partnership Of Colston 4 Darby having
n been dissolved, | wish TO sell OUT the
3POd1ES OIE' GOODS,
which is considered a good assortment for conn
try Store The purchaser viii have the privilege
OF keeping the Store at the present stand which 's
certainly one Of the best in the country for coun.
try Store. The terms will be made accomnoda-
ting to the purchaser; and persons wishing 10 boy
will make early application, either by letter direct
ed 10 Clearsprng. Washington County, Md, or to
the subscriber personally. nj bis Mills.
EDWARD JOLST0N.
llnnevwood Mills, jane IS, 1870.
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IN cnANcERy.

VIRGINIA At court held for Berkc-
ley county, at the courthouse, on Mon
day, the 10th Of August, 1910,
Christian Rohrer plf.