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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20
BEWARE or COTTNTeRFEITs

tdufiG1.-Be particular IN purchasing to zee That
ne label ~ THIS Medicine contains a notice OF
'ntry according % Act of Congress. Aud Le I'M,
wise particu lar ia obtaining them at 100 Che hn.,
a.. Newly DIRK, OF from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
VIM. ". KING, Vvb,ol,,,
STEVENSON Z. NEAL. PnrkersLgrG
8 OPS-fhc highest market price Will DO pad i5r
4 n Hops. we'll cured. delivered AT the Wareis.,
II tho Subscriber on Monroe street
oct " r. TYSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
SEh bags strong scented Rio Coffee
~O 10 bags Pepper
10 half chests Y. Hyson Tea
500 lbs- ground Pepper.
500 CARROTS Philadelpha Scotch Snuff
hid Madden.
10 boxes verigated Soap
cask French Currans
10000 Lbs Loaf Sugar.
j hid New England Rum. a superior articIe.
10 bbls Malaga Wine (Loring's brandy
casks pale golden Sherry Vino.
j Csroon Indigo.
5000 Percussion COPS just received and for snle by
oct ~ NJ REILLY.
NEN STORE-Ths subscriber respectfully IN
~ forms the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity .ha
hs has opened the formerly occupied ny r. s. &
c. l. Ho6 lS2 Market Hih entire nsle socl
Of DRY GOODS which he will sellas low az they ear
be procured in The city for cash Country merchant
and farmers invited 10 cali before purchasR:
elsewhere. }. MYERS Jr
Wheeling. oct IS. lS40-iE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

NOIlCE Is hereby given 10 all those using tho wa
- ter from the City Water Works, and
Who have not paid up for the whole year are rcune-
tod to call and pay upt the int, the Treasure pr
OF TO the goth instant, after that time their accounts
will he put into the hands Of the Collector and tho
collection fees added thereto oct 6-3t g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

L MANAGES FOR 1S4l.-we ara now prepnr.
~ ed 10 furnish merchants Others the follow.
ing Alnanacs FOR 1871 by the gross dozea " single
Magazine Almanac,
Common do
Log Cabin do
Wing Statistical DO
German do
German English do
EOmie do
Together with great variety n school nni misScla.
neous books.
STEPHENSON q GARwOOD,
Successors W Fishors. of Main and Union Ste
oct IL Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

E OG CABIN SONG BOOKS--A collection Of
NJ Patriotic Wing Songs just received and for sale
by oct 10. STEPHENSON a. GARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20
Lirer Complaint, nth much De-dngenSrf Of The
I.irsr m

Lirer Complaint, Nth much DeTdngensRt Of he
LirGr System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts wns aftl c'cd with bilious
and nervous disease To an alarming degree, beng
attended with all the distressing symptoms which
affect relaxed condition, yIZ: Il sick head ache
loss OF appetite, cIddness IN the head, pain IN the
stomach after eating, unusual trCmOrs shifting
spasnodic pans IN every part of the body, cold
chils, sallow complexion, COSTUMES, and n con
slant dull pam IN the night side, which often indu-
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed nc thought
he was afflicted with every internal complaint the
human body - huhl, To. Tie was generally making
trial Of VARIOUS remedies all of winch were equally
i frWtloss unUl he had recourse 90 Hunts Botanic
Pills from the superior virtues Of which medicine
hIs health Is perfectly Te-es tablishCd, and ~ now
| able to pursue his employment free from pain Oh
/ disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20
HINTS BOTANIC PILLS.

supernatural agency, although from positive
preOis within the knowledge Of hundreds, I've II pre-
pared To show, that when SVery other earthly RENE
dy has been gwen 80.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known 20 sall Cficctlng two very
gr lifying results that Of raising from the bed Of
sickness and disease those who have tested their
efficacy, and thus amply rev ardng Or. Hunt for
hts long aud anxious study 20 attain this pcTiCc-
ton IN the Healing Art.
The cx u aorGinary success which has attended tho
use nf HUNTS BOTA NC PILLS, n the best
criterion Of their superior virtues, They have
been the means Of raising host Of lahCushing pa
tents 4 ON the bed of afflcton as is clearly oyn-
ccd IN the following
CERTIFICATES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20
REwARE OF CouNTERFEITs.

/. 70 Bbls No 7 Hcuing- isFi received ord ~ rale
tos - PAYTUNS a. JINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20


Mr. Edward us.ell, was iu las. December rio-
dcniv seAed with cold shycrlngs. which were Fuc.
caodcd by pains Iu every part Of q the body. The
pains committed severe until the month Of Nav
when he began TO SPIT blood, this was snorly after
succCCdof ~ n nackin~ cough, swelling and pain
u the chest, and The discharge Of blood frOs, tbe
mOIi'E byc1ue Cous'der1blct these svmptouns.
wine 81 80 often jl0 IncsFsngcra Of sudden death
were s. the course &c tcv weeks, followed by
fhItk visCld suGprratlpu. mingled wuh blood Tins
circumsiaurc appealed to give hun Temporary re-
c. ne f1r couch became 'csa troublesome and
the 1uurif'o Increased. The DISCHARGE of nus io.
creased thc body was So wasted aa ASSUME.
Bl The appearance a one who Eug~ra IN the Iasf
stage If consumption. The physicians vh9affrr
dCd we're satisfied boz their 1piri0u. that me- E,rr
RENAMED. and th1t further trial Of medicine gvonI}
be entirely useesa' IN Ibis Dire and f1rlorn rf4fr
/ be began 90 use Huuts Botanic Pills and bv I'm
king few boxes of the rucd cine BE- has rrrefvea
! n perfect cure, and has since enjoyed rvceIlo0I
hctIth' Tire unexpected recovery of Mr. RrqrgW
has ast1uishrd on his relatives and friends md
. h. tenders these huea to ~ Hunt with sveYias
ting gratitude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
l DiSressisy c0ss n Severe Snarpadie Astlsag rey
! fsr'iy errof ~ ifaars Batlnic piHt
n rs. Uaufs Whtc, vua irTthF space &c tvto vosr.
[ 4ff.t-fas4 Hgffa 2 49, .Efaua .rr~nrrf. II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

JUST RECEIVED.
80 Bugs Green Rio Coffee
Half Chests Young Hyson Toa.
1 Chest ImpeIiOr do.
I DO. Superior 10.
Catiies do. do
I Barrel Madden.
do. Double Refined alan
Drum Goldfish,
5 Boxes Sperm Candies.
Case Table Salt.
For sale by Jos. REILLY.
Wheeling oct 10. No Isl Market square.
sTOLEN
FROM my Office a RED MOROCCO POCKET
CASE or SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. As the
thief will undoubtedly offer said Of instruments
for sale. This IL " request any person 10 whom they
may be offered. who shall obtain my knowledge Of
the same 90 retain them and give me notice, and all
trouble and cd shall b. PrOsnPty PAID with the thanks
Of A. AVERiLL
oct f9-aw Markvt Square.
Tia Plaie
Copper btaziors and shOatlins
Wire assorted nos.
Zine sheet aud slab
Block TN
spouer solder. supply jusi received ard fJr salc
BY oct IS. WA. PAXTON. r. son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

DRAWINGS.
MunonsaIia Lottery. Class q. drawn Scrt 81. 1910
- 50 Ii 81 81 81 g. II Is 90 II ~
Lowest Prize So
Monongaln Lottery. Class r drawn Sept % 1910
10 Ii % 81 - 43 Sc "a II G2 II 80 &C
Lowest Prize IS.
PcicrSburg LOTTERY. Class J |, drawn Sept. % 1910
30 - As l So O. - T5 Oh : 81 Sc .
Lowest puze $40.
monongnlia Lottery, Class T. drawn Sept %, 1910
n IL IL 20 Is SO 81 ii % "a so 70
Lowest prize S..
Monongala Lottery. Class u. drawn Sent 80. 1910
SO 80 20 81 20 8 l6 Ii 80 50 ~ 90
Lowest prize So 50.
ID. 5. GREGORY e co.
NASSINETTS, FLANNEIS and JEANS-2l
" pieces for sale low To close a consignment. b,
SOLOMON KING
OCT 46 Water street
VESANNERS' Oll.-20 barrels Tanners Brown
n OIL received this day. For sale 10y
SOLOMON KING.
OCT % &c, Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

| an extraordinary case Of RhcUmdf ism, dcronapd-
HiCd trith DidrrhdcH and Nerrou' debility
| Mr. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 90 cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic com
plant OF the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months The rrn-
cl?al symptoms wcrC-h swelling aud eEcTucIatIng
use: both the pain aud thcieveT generally suffered
increase IN tho evening, The pans were nCreas
ed on the slightest motion, and were more severe
IN the night time. "A constant tIarrhaCa, which
produced It's general coBsrqu low
ness Of spirits, aud general wasting Of the body.
He was indeed SO extremely 80 that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hOpes
OF ms recovery, and ~ Was generally believed by
his rlauvcs and friends thatfail the medicines or
treatment IN this world could not him any relief
Bot seeing an Advertisement on Hunts Botanic
| Pills, he was directed 10y IN Almighty Providence
| to uso them, he did co, and after fortnight they
produced favorable change, and he's now a heal
/ thy aud strong man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

IN Interesting care Of O1rTcss Of Spirits, Uih q
riyieRt Spas mode Affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for peVeral
wears with extreme debility together with n train
of symptoms generally termed nervous affections
md which perhaps, 70 would bc impossible for the
oen Of the most learned physicians 20 describe In
this case the spasns In the stomach were so fre-
IuCnt and excruciaung az nearly 10 deprive him
Of reason, pans IN the ubs, extending oven 10
the Fingers and toes hatulcncc, sickness az the
stomach, and general agitation Of the whole
system, lnEomuCh tha.a common incident render
id the mind umid and Epproheusiye IN order TO
remove these distressing symptoms. and restore
The constitution 90 rs former energy large pOr-
ton Of medical skill had bcen exhausted without
any advantage change ui air. and other remedies
wcrs also unavailinE, and the mind and body ap-
pcared 20 ne devoted 90 ruthless disease. IN this
hopeless and langud situation Mr. Caldwell vas
recommended ~ make trial Of Hunts B0tan,e Pills
TIE ELECTS Of which were visible IN a few DAYS.
ind by continuance Of the medicine according
directions, ms strcngthbecame completely rcsfor
/ d, and q sound state II health most happily ca
/ ablished. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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WI. JOHNSON.
REGULAR AGENTS.
WI. KIss, ~ Water 81. wheeling
l. V. RoBINsos, Portsmouth, y.
Nappt.ns coluuEua u.

N whom ais may be OBJ tanned,
Dr. Goods Celebrated Fsmsle Pills,
The BARON Won Huthcler Herb rIlls,
Or. Evans Fever and Ayue Pills.
DR.. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Dr.. Evans Soothing Syrup, for TeethinR.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
ale and Retail ~ 100 Chsths IA ST., New York;
Nth Seventh street, pills d-iphis "a Market ST.,
Kentu eky; 50 Cornhili, Boston, bsssa-
n a setts: and of the following Agents N llliam ii
linx Wheeling, Va, v. Robiason, Psrtsn Opth,
80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20
GNICS WORTH REMEMBERING

n When q sound e. scientific remedy for diseases
S.s long been in general use, bestowInR blessing
nd receiving praises IL Is scscely in ths power oi
sssptieism TO doubt it's virtues, or envy 10 deny
hem.
Whsa II has achieved an sseendant ssroer of
ssfuIn.s- winch distances the competition of nero
.astful preteassn, aud ssCuIo~ Conspicuous
ati.a ia univsrssl favour, by intrinsic worth alone
hs p 70 priotor may point out the causes ofits su.
psxiority, vita incurunS the ssspicisn OF Invidl-
,usas,s In institutinS the coinpsrison.
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COach .Fg0killg Ensines
.RE0FE.RY'T'S
Vegetable Life Medicines,


u NHESE medicines arc indebted for thetaa
+ "a TO their manifest and sensible action a
/ riiylng the springs aud channels q iIig sa-
DUNG them with renewed tone ard yigot
many hundred certified cases which haze lev
made public. and in almost every species d 6
case 10 which The human frame is iabis tl
py effects Of MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS ~.
PllENIX BITFERS have been grattto'l 4
publicly ackno@ lodged by the persons btra1A
aud who were previously unacquaintCd 3a Psi
beautifully philosophical principles upon s'a
they arc compounded, and upon which ia
scqueaily act
The LIFE MEDICINES rccommeni s-|
selves in diseases OF every form and dcscf;9'1.-
Their first operation is TO loosen from taa asa
OF the stomach and bowels, the yarou5 iar l'.a
and erudities constantly settling around taln z,
to remove the hardened frees which collect 70 "a
oonyosiions OF the small lnlestincs. o,bGna
eines only partially cleanse these aud leave I
collected masses behind as to produce @hm
ccstiveness, with all its train Of evils, or go
diarrh9a, with its imminent dangers Tbs
IS well known 10 all regular ANTAGONISTS, Ea3G'
anime the human bowels after death; aal E'a
the prejudice Of these well informed mea ag11'
fIH~H "'eIic'"es--of hieu'eihes prepared
49, ~ ~ ~ ''io puoiiG oy ignorant prisons
til,- 49, - 'ue Nv 'i'uie,u'S ~ '' 80
Nv; : anu 'ue o'aNoot' ana ~ 'A,s i'sS'
~, I.'u elu is"s' 'oo noli''u' a'''.''
~ organs, The blood, which takcS It's raI c..
iiom the agency of the liver aud lungs hcpT
passes into the heart, bcing thus purified IF 6.r
and unnrished hp fn,d rnN,tnt, from q gtgsa SIC
neun' COURSES ffeciy through 'h' ''as ..,..,
every part OF we system ana t1um1'ao5! 5''''
'"T oapasr Ct health ~ the blooming Ga,ss sb
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ACtRD.

6-g7 gaSHE BOATS Of the
a. H u Planters and MGR
vssg-r..y5fsbf szll,-5 chant. Steam Boat CON.
eEE1a-S9sss4 g zzl14i pauY Of Cherow," form.
ing hoe trom Cb,rau 10 Charleston direct, are
now really and will commence running early IN
August The swan Capt Mckenzie, will run
on the River. The hNsoS, Capt Lubbock. will
run between Gaorgrt1mn and Charleston, con,
Meeting 40 az 10 avoid detention. Ey unrcmtting
attention 10 those that may chip by them, the
Company hope TO deserve and receive the patron.
nge Of the public. The Bun's are fitted up for
passengers as well as freight and offer q cheap
and expeditions route or The country. Persons
wishing 10 visit Charleston. could 90 down with
their produce and return with their goods No
charges ia GeorgeilmD for tghortage or storage Of
goods shipped tr0m Charleston by he C0mPgny's
boats. Produce for New York III be delivered
10 order IN The town, 10 60 by the packets direct
TO New York.
I've agents nre Drown. Bryan and Brother.
chefn"i T., Waterman, Goorsotown; and S.
MowFy, Jt. for Charleston.
j Ell GREGG, President
Cheaw, Aug 4, 1910. Isl
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MILIsIA JtTYs

Fright atlcalt sand Capt ----lo bis
newly raised company. as be suddenly came
10 contact with buuk Of oyster shells.
That ares a wrong order, SAID vet
eran looking follow, with q gun without
lock and with polish not dss,muIar to
Rip Nan Wrinkles, after his twenty years.
sleep.
Keep your jaw, said the Captain 4" ana
hold up your head like man -" Fine
looking fellows continued he "our coun.
try IS safe with such sudgers, VI say Lew.
tenant, what Is YOU arier ~ letting that are
soldier wax on the pavement, say. Sar
geani, take three men, aud brlng han toto
he ranks"
The captain says you must como lnto
the raaks and keep step addressing the
stray soldier. guess skant DO no
such thing. I'yE Got my lset muddy al
ready and il they gets We, guess as how,
! shall BE- poorly tor month.
You better cone 10 now, Mf------
III tel! the Captain what you say"
la, ha, la, Aud uhai does kcer If you
does Ant az Independence man.
"Caplau, tho mGn Says Ao won't cone
10"
What no, m.Gd VIC, says to htm --
abam,oatlc Wen, let han have his own
way guess IN l,,! the Colonel, that wall.
fo,lc right about laro, and m,a4 that mad
aaie--drc-s--tycs ri-nt, lorwafd--lell foot
alofe, boys--kccp ycar heads up--dne
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE,
A romantic Incident has just occurred in
the NaryleJono lndrnary. Anu Dempsey,
o young and interesting girl, who had been
the support Of an aged moIher. had gone 10.
10 The iudsmafy FOR the purpose Of Undergo
ing m operation for The removal Of a drop.
steal complaint, which had assumed The
form Of large lumour. She yas warned
On the painful aud even petiious nature Of
tie operation, but she expressed her reso
luton TO submit to il, owing to the ardent
wish thai hor lie might be spared for her
mothers sake. The operation was accord
ingly performed in the presence other moth.
er and several eminent medical men. II
lasted two hours aud forty minutes, aud tue
magnitude Of the tuuor taken from her mly
be imagined when i contained 10 less than
two gallons and half Of water. NdaIih
standing the long and painful operation, sin
gular to relate, this heroic gil never utter
ed single cry; but at the conclusion tears
were observed rolling down her cheeks, aud
being desired not TO shed ihop, she replied
that "tbey were tears Of joy at her freedom
from the incubus which had so long afflicted
her" As she appeared to be 10 sinking
condition, the medical gentleman, upon n
consultation, deemed fresh Infusion o.
blood into her veins absolutely necessary.
On making inquiries as 10 whom they could
procure TO provide tho blood il was ascer
tanned thai, two men woro ia an adjoining
room. one 20, and tho other between 30aud
40 years Of age, anxlously awaiting The is.
sue Of the operation. Believing ,hcm, in
the first instance, TO be relatives of the poor
girl, they were ushered INTO the room, when
/. turned out that the eijcs, was her en-.
ployer, for whom she worked NJ shoe bud
ing, ana Inc other laurneyman 10 the same
employ, both devoiedly attached to the On
fortunate girl. On being made acquainted
with her state, and what was requested 10
BIO done for tho patient, they both simu,a
Deously volunteered to supply the blood from
their veins. Much bitterness or feeling aud
contention between them cnsaed as to which
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should DO so, which was put an end to by
tho decision Of the surgeons in favour Of the
Youngest, who, barring his arm, with great
energy exclaimed, ",hai he was wiling to
loose the last drop Of bis blood TO save her
life." The blood vas then carefully infused
from bis arm into the veins Of the poor SUI.
tereT, tII the young man tainted from his
loss. On this taking place the elder lover
implored permission TO supply the remain
der, but the girl recovering, ii was deemed
unnecessary. The poor gir! began TO i'm.
prove, and great hopes were entertained Of
her recovery, but unfortunately these hopes
were blasted, for, unknown TO the surgeons,
she was found 10 be afflicted with a severe
diarrho;a, which increased until II became
a confirmed case Of cholera, from the effects
of which she died on the fifth day after the
operation, She was sensible To the last, and
the deaIhbed scene is represented as truly
affecting. She expressed wish to see the
Young man vho had lost his blood for her,
kissed him, badc him cut Cd lock Of her
nulr, and begged Of him to be kiud to her
mother, she then entered into prayers WITH
the Rev Mr. Moody, Tie Chaplain to the
work house, and IN the midst u i, expired
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Veg rOcs for SAFE.

I'm pn'uaneo Of nm Order maia by the Court
~. of Pleas and Quarter Sessions fJr the C.un,
" Of Ncchlenburg, shall expose to public sale al
the Court ilnufc 10 Charlotte. on the sth day Of
December next, on a credit of twelve months.
SEVEN NEGROES, to Wit: Negro Woman.
aged about 35 years aud cd,ld months q Girl
about IL yoarsi Gtrl about ! ! years; Boy about
yeat'; Gid about years old aud a Boy about
ycar old.
Due attendance win ho given By
THOMAS +. JOHNSON. Commissioner.
Nm 3, lrig u
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GROCERIES,,
Fist Of letters

Ed EMAlkIEG in lhe Post Office al Charlotte,
Ia on the lot Of October, lelD.
A-E. II. Andrews, Edwd. Alexander, Ulysses
Alexander, Miss S. J. Alexander. Ezekiel Alexsn.
der, Mrs. T.. J. Aiken, a. J. Alexander, Elias A.
lexander.
B.-N. Borden, A. s. Barry. E, G. Bai', Thos
Browu, A. Brysnl NJ. S. Berryhill, Miss NJ Z NJ.
{. Buckhanon.
C-Niss U. Capps. Rev. 7. J. C,owan. SIR. Cald-
well, w. Canady, S. Combs, leaps, W. CASTOR.
DIS Dulin, J. Il. Dodge, a. Dunn, X. II. NJ.
Davidson.
FL. FERN.
&c. Griffith 2, g. Gee.
1T d. Houston. w. Hunter, IIarsaw. A.
llpp, 4. r. Houston, j. Howard, Wan. Huiehi-
son. Mrs. l.. Harris, j. O'llale.
I& J-B Irwin, X. Jones, Jas Johnslnn.
K--Gco. KesLler, Rev. L S. He.dai, N. J. III.
Kennedy.
L-Rcg II. W. Lebana, J. LetcbGelJ.
NIL McLnre, f. II. Mcdowell. W. Murbaet,
Miss G. l.. Musha,, II, MesahAy, Z. helcoIar, NJ.
tiinahan, a. MeLare.
O-Olvcr Orr
F--J. W Potts, J. Penman. J Philips 3 Van
Prit, ". T. lulchsrd. w. PHILIPPE. Z. Pugyesf.
E-CArjsfa II. Robinson, J Rigier, r. II. Ross.
s-B. S,oard, Nlfs, VI. SnIth, }. Shell. Higgins
e SIR, koyoT. c. Sheppard, J. Sharp, w. Shaller,
l. Spencer. y. Shelby.
I--Alrs. Aarcissa Thompson, S. Tarllou, Rev.
G. Z. Talley.
W-R. b. Wallace, Jno. Wilson. Jas Wilson,
E.P. " ill.ama, J. 6. Williamson, A. 7 Wikhn.m.
IL y WILLIAMS, p. H.
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Final Notice.

I'D ERSONS indebted 10 TIE late Err, n Hop
q pollI Il Asbusy have been heretofore up.
pfsed lhi the Book Ut accounts has been in tie
possession Of the subscr,ber Cor adjustment since
:Ac lst January last uaase ~ no d. not come t6f.
ward and settle By Cash or 81 least BY Note be-
tween thus sod the l.t J-aglTy 1911 may expect
10 Pay Co'ts. Duty directs the course
VI. IAPPOLDT
Nor II $40. 70
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NOTICE.

FHNliE subecriher having qualified as admins.
u. traitor on the estate OF Asher Jones, decd. re-
quests all persons having claims against said dc.
ceased to present thcm properly authenticated
within the tino prescribed BY law, or thi4 notice
will be plead IN bar; mud his affairs is lon in
such a state as to render ii impossible for him 10
ascertain who arc indebted to the estate he hopes II
there ia any ono indebted to it they will have the
honesty 10 make il known 20 as to enable him TO
pay the debts.
TIIOS, J. IlOLTON
Nay u, 1870.
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kOSf hu .lfOK

ED ETWEEN Charlotte n. C. and Eanavha
2 d {. II. Va. The right hand halt Of a Twenty
Dollar Note, ofthe Bauk ofthc United States pay.
able to John T.. AiadiuS OF order, OGics nj Din.
coun, and Opposite in Natcbez, dated June Sih
l.. Narsham, President. Tho letter was mailed
1893, and No. Also. Tho Henderson, Cashier,
about the i0,h Of February 1887.
SOPHIA JONES.
Nag 10, $50. 3jG
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-26
NOTICE.

n DO forwarn all persons from trndine for two
~, Notes, one given by me TO Isaac u cnrt's iur
aeyentY.iiye dollars With credit of forly-one dol
lars ON 1.-THE said Note deeon the 9th Of October
last. The other given by me to Wm. Ewibgs
on the 9th OF October made payable in two months.
AZ goi noihing in consideration, am deieTinin.
ed not to pay thom without celnpsIled by law
NJ. S. ALEXANDER.
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