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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
EFFECTS OF IHE ENCOURAGEMENT
OF TIE ABOLITION EXCITEMENT.

While the British Wings ale threatening 10 car
ry their pom, by " hunting knires' against the
Democracy, which IN the North aud South saud,
IN the breach ~ defence Of aut institutions, poht,.
cal aud domestic, the negroes l,Sc uIready com
mencej the work Of violence, with acytAes, and
other mortal instruments
A REVOLT AMONG TIE NEcRoEs.--We
learn from the Howard Free Press Of Saturday,
iher most desperate ofiay took place on Mr.
Green's plantation, IN Anne Arundel county, on
Friday, but which fortunately terminated without
| any serious injury to the parties concerurd.-
! Three or ioar Of the negroes employed by MI G.
| refused 10 obey the orders Of The ovefseer and
threatened to murder his family, and he attempted
! 10 chastise them; but they resisted his attempts.
! He found ii necessary 10 summon posse COM
| iiaiuS,' and an officer was Immediately sent for,
who arrived N good season, but not before the
negroes had armed themselves with scytbes and
clubs, ready to resist oil attempts 10 arrest them.
| The tficer together with the overseer attacked
them, but after desperate cfou, they were com
PEELED 10 give up the conflict. The negro WIN
was aimed with scyihe made pass at the head
Of the officer, who barely escaped having his head
severed from bis body,ihe weapon passing imme
diatey over it, The officer at thus Issle Discharge
pistol at the man and Judged the contents Imme
dlaieIy under the left shoulder. but with no -tuou
effect. The negro, who vas a siroug mus'nI"
man. made another pass At The ovet'rtf ani ,IfucE
hun on the arm, the weapon, howrye', .dnclnl
doWn"srd-, and nply severed the flesh r"n Ih'
bone. The officer and oyetserr Ihen found :
necessary 10 retreat aud recruit their 'otee, ihej
were, howe,er, pursued hy the negroes, aud "nl,
made ihcn escape by the n.enq-s of her horses
The negroes With one cNcep'lon,have since beer
arrested aud committed To jail Bal. Sun.
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PRICES--BUSINESS.

So great is the revival Of business and trade
throughout the whole sea -board and the interior,
that thousands who were misled BY the infamous
conduct OF the British bal kers, are opening their
eyes t. the frauds committed upon them, by these
corrupt politicians. and purchased venal press
AIarge meeting of The merchants OF New York city
called, oiake measures To snsiain the present or
Ier Of things, and oppose any change. They say
,nat times are getting better than they ever line"
Oeore, and on solid basis That il they are dis
'urbed by the election of Gen. Harrisoa, and The re
wal Of the bank monopoly, and fictitious trade, al
we evils through which we have passed must agar
0Veriake US speedily Ohio SGtesm0n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
CHANCES FOR MARRIAGES.

Taking one hundred ~ whole ntpher 81 ci an
ces woman geis If MA wing somebody IN he I'd.
lnbu Scocn,an has ~, pared ahIe N {" lnrh lie
sad one hundred chance, are distributed a. lolow4
Bttween the ages o6flern and twenty - ,; t" en-
" and twenty-five, 80, twenty-five and ihlrty, Is:
dirty and thiriy-fve Ia; thiriy-Gye aud lorty,
S-4; lorty and ory .fvc 81, lhrly.tiye and tihy
Ia: ihy ami tit five. 5 4, fly FIVE aud .ixn, ! .;
over sNiy-f,e oEs tenth al a fanre. We Ihhk
this latter might a. well have tesn Y"l down awhie
chance 10 gel one ZENITH Of husband, rs any man
who would marya women over sxS-hye would
hardly amount 10 more than that
Tie calculation are based on the statistics, as
near as they could he u5ts ned, ofaI tie marriages
in the United KinIdopH Of H. gland, Scotland sud
ireland. CAR lslsd iur the meridian Of Creenwa b
We presume hey VIII answer nearly as well for oil
Others. Al any raie, our young w"nen wIl do We y
10 ponder them sltentiveiy. Thirty once passed the
chances diudhsh in frghliu ratio; and alter dairy
five sre really not worth taking sboui--aesp'ie ne
cd adsge that
There flies no goose 70 grey, bat soon Or ate
Nay find some boues gsndsr fpr nate
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
FEDERAL INCONSISTENCY.

10 1889 Congress authorized Mr Van Buren, to bor-
70" len millions of dollats, and raise $1,000 voInn'
'eers # necessary. The lels voted him this power
Mr., Van Buren, did moi desire il. Did he borrow
Me moneN No. Did lie raise the volunteers Not
one' He might have sabverted our liberties with it
.. attempted TO do so. il he were sS greats tyran'
= The Feds declare him 10 be. But he did not Dor
,S~s dollar, nor enlist a soldier. Our difficulties
~ me time were, BY HE excellent diplomacy, ami
Spy arranged without loss OF blood or treasure
aaa NE power Offered lin was yielded hack 10 It
,glnal SOURCE, the people. The Feds know tbs
40 YET they keen uD the senseess Gsl<ehnod that b
uesFes Standing y"-.Aashriiie Union
~ an for change as said the outstesd Office
saef, ~hen he found he soyi not get smother Of
Rhdtr tie preseu, administration,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
From the Radical ReioImer }

THE BANKERS.
Who can rejoice when most men mourn
Who at distress neer take turn
Who in their palaces soJourn:
The Bankers.
Who make our money out Of rags,
And th the profits cram their bags'
Who have fine carriages and nags!
The Bankers.
Who eat and drink and wear the best!
While others toll, who slts at rest
Whose acts shrink from the honest test
The Bankers.
Who are the modern beardless Jews!
Who make bread dear whene'eT they choose
Who always win aud never lose
The Bakers.
Who, Judas like, wculd sell their Chlelf
Who take away the poor mans beei,
And then give soup ior his relief!
The Bankers.
Who are the lords Of hall the town.
Who make dame Fortune smile or frown
Who iii US up, and kick US down!
The Bankers.
Who, like big fish, eat up the small p!
Who from their "hi1h estate" must TALL,
10 give equality to all'
The Bankers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

The CATAcoMBs OF Pans In G. werner
Cass' work on i ance is the following dc.crip.
iou Of the calacombs under the city OF Parl.--
The sulhor had been speaking Of Tie frequency
With ahch Maue Anlondle 10 her earle dsye
VISITED rbr.e dismal I,gIons Of The dead.
" Hat ! must confess, that ! surveyed with sur.
Prise one place associated by tradition With her
name, aud Nhich assuIedly should have thought
presented the last scene young, beautiful and
accomplished oman would desHe 10 visit. THIS
was a stone bench IN The cailconbs under he CITY
u Paris, which our guide told Us had breh con.
sITueied lm the temporary repose u the queen
aud The gay and gallant CGult q Ar0ls, when tx.
aiming that Impressive repository OF the mortal
remains Of many generations aho have died IN
Thai great city. You know hat these immense
excavations ex'rn1 Under considerable pat o.
the capital, aud they have no doubt furnished lis
building rails SINCE The earliest times. They
are no longer worked, because tie streets and
many OF the houses having be u uudc N ned, the
suIuce VI the gfou0d, as well as buildings, occa
s0naiIy fell ~, and the goyeTnmen f. i It nocts.
sary 10 check The father progress of the eyll.-
Pillars have been CONSTRUCTED "a the most exposed
Situations, and as II Ia sometime since have
heard Of any accidents. presume there are no
farther apprehensions. The entrance is secured,
aud adnttance IS obtained with difficulty for in
Europe the pubiic auihonlles ATE more careful Of
life han We are, and persons having been sepa-
rated from the guides have become lost and per.
Ished ia this vast field Of the dead What end cal
DO more inghl(ui 10 wander IN ,his immens,
channel house surrounded by the most reyolun,
emb'sms Of mortality, 10 periph IN the midst Q
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
TIE CnrNTRY Ruined

Sirce lie passage Of lie independent Treasury
Bill. Aour.Ue understand, has gone up 10 thls city
s. 50 a 1, To 80 per barrel Surely The larmeTs can
not stand this /, will ruin them if lneIT produce
brings better prices, a,d they should setbet,er mon
es for IT, on account ni the independents Treasury
So say the wings - Great WestGH.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON. Sept. 25--Another instruction has
been suppressed. Il appears that on he l2th
inst. Col. Miguel Augusta de Sonza, The Chief Of
the lnsurgen, band. expressed desuo to go toto
SPAN. Several of his soldiers demanded the
coIors Of their regiment. that they might return TO
their former allegiance. The Colonel refused to
comply. except with his life. Murmurs immedl.
aieIy arose. and the result vas. thai the Colonel
was killed BY solley fred by bis osn men. TIE
officers Of the Tsvoit entered Spar, and lie sol
diers presented themselves 10 lhe "ffictr comman.
ding The troops who were mo,ching against ibfm
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.n
Extrsc, ola letter dated Bombay, July %. Al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

Madam, am assaniShed thai loG 80 Hol vs.se
YOUR bankerrhief: i0ugil that tie seIen Seia
sa wirs" said gent, rnan 70 aty White The pro-
eesslun vas pa>ssg by item on Mrndss' 4 ou arc
mistaken, sin" We tie sssNsr--'tts Wigs s'e ,.
wrmen"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

PLAIN FAcTs. The Federasls want Uni.
ted States Bank, So that they can ret all tie pa.
per money they want for speculang and el1c-
tonecrlng purposes.
They also want Uncle Sans money deposited
in'he Banks, SO that they may use that, IN oddi.
nor % what the printer may make--lor the same
Obj, I--lhese desires are very reasonable, Ger
alnly
The democrats are opposed 10 United States
Bank, on tho ground Tint the mere striking of Of
pictures on paper, does not enrich The country
and n II did, a privilege Of this soll ough, not 10
be placed N The hands OF a few shapers aud spe.
cuatots.
They are also opposed to putting UncIe Sam,
money rnio banks. To- be controlled by few and
used by them for Their own aegrnndz I'M, aud
to the 'nlmy oi the people TO whom II belongs AID
the Government oi their choice.
Now what honest man can Cor momeotdanbi
Bay STATE Democrat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
WOULD NOT LIVE ALWAYS
By WILLIAM @. CLARK

When with calm, obslryent eye
We oaz, IA all this earth can give,
And ma rk lis sweetest blossoms die,
And feel It's raptureS fugitive -
Or! who can long desire 10 stay
Where all is change Iom jy 10 grief
Where love, and wealth, AMI power, decay
Like aulunn'S melancholy leaf!
Who, when tho Gorgeous spell IS gone,
That made bis young existence dear
When hopes beguing wing hath flown,
And darkness bl OTIS The atmosphere
Who then would journey dimy on,
Amidst d u and p,odling throng,
Which Ike a stream from tempest & own,
Rolls thick and turbiJ,y aong'
VIVA, recks it upon vanish'd years
That swept ike eagles mons by,
With changeIul round of smiles and tears,
To cast pale memory's mnurnIul eye!
Oh! can il bring again The bloom
To youths respondent corone,
Or can it rsnd the clouded tomb;
And wake the slumhered meath its pail!
Ii il in valnl-- is in van,
VI tdI VI . c I'itHhVldl Jhso w NV
lis transport is darken into pain
Its flowers, once dead, can ne'er revive!
Aud from the sad and varied past
One lesson only may we CLEAN
Thai ioy il far too dear 10 last--
That sorrow clouds lis brightest scenc'
Lift, twas waste, where storm and gloom
Are gathering up from mcmory's cell
Where gapes the wide ms aliale tomb,
And fierce diseases darby dwell
Oh then, ,rhy should the spirit cling
Unto this cold and dull domain;
Slace lie hath but one golden spring
One mprn--hat ne'er returns again
WHY should we love to linger here,
Where baseess dreams are only hnowo
When faith with vision calm and clear.
Can glance 10 q dis eternal lhroneE
Far rather, let Tie letters break
Which keep us from the Brighter shore
Where saints their endless anthems wake
And cankernJ cares are fell no lore
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

PoLrRY-" Poetry, iat from irjurjpg soc.ety
is one Of The great insuuu Cnis ot lIs tthnemeni
ard oxidation. II lifts tie mind 9boyc Ordinary
l,le gives il a respite from depressing cates, and
awaktns the consciousness al rs alhniiy Wis
what is pure and noble, 10 rs legitimate and
highest efforts. It las tie same ieudtncy and ain
win christianity that y, 10 spiritual re cur ma
tue. Poetry 10, a natural alliance "hh or ltst
affections. IL -itat ifudsucy aud purpose Is, 10
cauy the mind t,yoGd ard shove tho btaIen,dus
", weary NhNs ototd.eaiy ltt, 70 III y inIo .
punr element, aud to breathe INTO y more plc.
found aud generous emotion. liieStas 10 Us
the loyehGtss e tame ,b,.re- back lie heshbsSs
Il early ceiling, rtslves the relish d simple pleas
utes. keeps urluenlked ihe enthusiasm "hieh
warmed the spring time Of cur Icing reiines
youthful love, sn.ngthtus cur interest IN Lumas
| nature by vivid dtne atuns Of MS tendeftsi ard
lonlc,t feeling, spseads cur sympa,hass over AL
| classes Of society, knns Us by new ties wiih ual'
,er.al being, ard tho the Brightness Of It's pro-
pheac visions, helps, 'anh to lay hold On the q,
tuie he."- Chgpaisg.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

nine O'clock IN the evening, preserved BY the Med
tisHanean packet;
" The steamer Is already undeI weigh aud
dropping down. bat Iy 10 catch her With three
hnes' u SAY hat private express irom Calcutta
has auised, Nhch sla,ss tia, INTEL. svnce has
been received there from Cana, by the steamer
Enterprise, OF the arrival ofpsIl OF the expedition
IN the Canton rtytr ADD Of the total destruction Of
the forts OF he Bacoa rlgfi>. We shall know
he uuth otu IN day ormoi H's doubted by
noar."
The following, iom The correspondent Of lie
London STANDARD, Is additional To The above;
II send you IA haste the accompanying extract
OF letter from Bombay received 10y friend ct
mne m LiNerpuol Alter the vessel had des'
toyed the tufls ct the Bosue at the entrance OF
the Bocca TIgr :, some troops and seamen we're
sent on shore TO put them IN state OF defence "a
galnst the Chinese The expedition thea pro.
ceed,d towards NhampoA, having pressed Two
Chinese pilots bat IN reaching Second Bai, The
passage Tor large vessels was Impedrd by the
Chinese having taken he pIeeauiIon TO sinh some
large Junks--howey,r the smaller vessels aud
steamers viii almost Immediately proceed with a
strong military force to razo Canton 10 tie
ground"
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, Fulay,Oct 2.
- he trade have purchased sparluely thus week,
aud spectators, since Monday, have brcu doing
comparatively but htle. On III, whole the mn.
Ne' has had a quiet Appearance hui without the
haSt change N prlct. SOU American aud 100
onri have been mktn on speculation, and 100
American for export. The sales Of the week urc
37,05O bags, VIZ:
Same period lat year d
go Sea Islands - l.22!l.2 i2O Sea l,,nl q so
40 Stained do. d - 40 Stained d. 8 ala
o!60 Upland SAL $3.50 Upland Ga 5
$500 n. O,lcans 3 a9 1880 n. Oceans u Q
71o0 Aabana SC sac 3i3UAhia ANA. &c. Gas
LIVERPOOL CoRs MARKtT, Friday Oct. -
DURING the las, two day the ~eah,t, although,
cloudy, has been much uute favorable lhln IN
,hr tauy pant ol the w,,h, aud Is hnc liis morn.
NJ ; which, II general, Wili accelerate tie pro
ceedngs OF the hafvcs, N tie counties moth Of
Lancashire and some parts Of l,aud, wherc
| much gram, particularly obs, Is su,l reported Ia
remain unsecured
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
HARTFORD CONVENTION.

"Wherc viii thou md a cavern dark enough
To mask Thy mousrouS NsagC
The Philadelphia Seuubel publi,bes The iolo"
M list of the member. OF the Infamous llantor,
G ouventou, winch assembled December, Is
II. -,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

From the ", York Morning Herald Of YsEsrdss.
Highly important from Europe,
Syria and China-SiXteen days
later news arrival of the Acadia
at Boston and President at New
YOrk-rumOred destruction of
the Chimes forts at BOcca Tigrs
March on Canton TO raZc Ii to
ground - BOmbNrtlnlent and de-
structiOn of BeyrOOt-prOSpect
Ofwar between France and Eng
land---ReinfOrcement OF the
French flcet--eXtraOrdinary at
tempts to destroy the dock yards
at ShcerMcsS and at Plymouth
line of Battle Snip and II fri-
gate Burnt Death of the Prin-
cess Augusta AddicatiOn of the
King Of Holland.
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Reverend Illlp0stOr!!!

8 ook OUT! Look on, !! l'dk OUT tor an N,
~ IA NOUS KNAVE, By the name OF linus
4. Ft.NWItK. nr New YoFk, who was formerly
A BAPTIST PREACHER, and better known 10
IN, stizens a. Monroe County as the "RE.YER.
END IIPOSTOR." This soulless VILLAIN,
who vas discussed from his pulpit, some lime
since, Tor impIoBer eoHfaei, is now rendering him
SELF still more infamous, by wickedly attempting
10 impose not merely upon a Church, bat upon the
WHOLE COMMUNITY.
a few months ago, this SC0UNDREL wrote
to the subscriber at Boston, and wished TO be ap.
pointed an agent ioF the sale OF the Matchlcss Sa-
nsiive. The General Agent, not knowing his dc.
@aveG Character, gave him an agency, and fof.
warded a!m quantity of the medicine. This he
soon sold, and Iomlued the money. and ordered
another lot, which was sent about one month since
To avoid any suspicion as to the DESIGN nj his
app lag Tor an agency, ct to conceal his "CIO.
VEN FOOT" be made partial remittance 0!
The sales OF the last lot ouy 10 days ago. Yes
terday, with utter ASTONISHMENr tie Gene
raj Agent learnt, that this REVEREND DECEl.
YER Is now imwously manufacturing with his
own UNHOLY HANDS, worthless medicine,
IA SPURIOUS SANATlVE. which he Is EN-
ploying swIndllng podlaTs 10 palm upon the pub.
lie Is the GENUINE ORIGINAL.
IFlf the People Of America viii oalg hear
ONE FACT IN mind, there is not even a Posi-.
BILITY of their being duped by this UNPRIN
CIPLED VILLAIN. Tie act is this :--l5'NO
PEDLAR, or TRAVELLING AGENT has ertr
been employed IN lbs country 10 sell the SapG'ipe,
or 10 iears Il ,sA any person 10 sell on corRmIs-
sio'. Il Again, every Agent Of lie Tkt L san
atv,, Is appointed by tie GENERAL AGENT,
and receives the medicine directly FROM THE
DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON
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SIacriH''s Anic.

Nv ILL Be SOD, ~ Couri li9u-c IN Char.
w Ioitc, outhe 4lh Monday 80 February rc,'
the foIaWtpg tracts Of land or 50 much thereof a.
VIII pas the laxes due thereon for The years &C.
81 and -, viz:
One tract, containing l95 acres, On iho eatcrs
Of Clear Creek. adjoining tic land o. !ssac y.
AIexander and Others, belonging 60 Hugh W.
Ro6rcTs.
Another tract, containing 100 acres On C!rsr
Creek, adjoining WA, Bcaan, Dteid Malet and
others, belonging 10 Thonas Motley
Another tract, containiue loo acres. on Crooked
Creek, adioiuing Iohn I've, Adam Cfoncn aud
others, belonging 70 john TODD.
-ALsG-
Two tracts belonging to tho North Clroliaa
Gold Mining Company, oUe adjointa- Casper lia--
gett and thc John Cr9Fgli oi place, on Cra. ttd
Creek containing 80 acre-. The o.hrr ua,l ad-
iuiaing Dand Hen!z, james Rgbiu.oo, Leei-
G5odcr and olheFl, e said creek, containing il0
acres
Also
Three tracts, Known a tie Thomas p Smart
land. One tract containing 214l. acies, sd pin
ing David Simpson and he County Line Auo.
taer containing 23J acres, ldj joining rhat,l, ~
kef, Tho. T roH AUD s'agr-, on Cf.abet C5tek.-
Another, containing = acres, udlpltmg tsxaa.
der Scott, John simpson aad others, % Crooked
Greek.
THO y. ATEEASDEE, tS1F
y, g " SIMPSON, u IS.
Dee. 30, 1888. rs rree adv 81
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KD EMaINlNG TO tie P1-, O9icc 81 Charl1llc
ke On Tic ~ q January, $50.
A-Az Al, xaadrr. .. Alexander. Mrs II E.
Alcxlndcr. Z. \. Alexander, /. l.. Alexander. /
Ahxandef, james 4 on, T. I. AneteW., =. A.
Aexsrter.
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Ms Ann Bo,e-. sii.. G Bay J Base. J Eig.
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". jhrsaA Ro- ieucr, a. Jones
h-R kms, sam. Knox NJ. II Kennedy. Mta
Aa Kerr
III Temmooe, Nars ffmmars Q Larr .
Nm Miller, W. NcH,yy q y. M.grc. j 3.
drui. J Morrison, y Morris, J II M,Cord
Ms II iIo6rc
Nil u Nirh.
0 ". O-Assnc u Olive. Or
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Ri. s Read. J.- Reed. Rea. iii. or = r'hs
Roots on,I Dickinson, J. y Eouch,, J. L. Ray.
. E5ddrt
81 stewart J#-l Ssv nsan u. sbcri. j. n
Sr'au2 VI. a. Stevens, Dan Shelby, Sullivan *
S.t.sstn.
t-R. or y. Tfaden.ca, II4alah Tod, H.9ou
Tasner d. T. 'rAoe rson.
N-N Wallace, SIN, T. Wodc r Wood, W
Wallace, EdHin Ssm !. Wrhorspoor.
H. q WILLIAMS = "
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o. Let all who buy The S4naiive, land almost
every body does buy it, REMEMBER TUE
ABOVE FACTS and they mas be SURE OF
oblainng the GENUINE ORIGINAL COM.
FOUND.
I'm. B-Every Agen, Of the Matohless San.
awe, is EARNESTLY desired to give an M.
MEDIATE ALARM, BY having this article H.
serted one month IN all the papers in their towns.
Aud that the General Agent mas be CERTAIN
that tae puttic are pot on The LOOK OUT tor
tho IMPOoTOR, be will kindly thank all bis
Agents 70 forward him copy OF each paper az.
vo'tised ~, As SOON AS POSSIBLE.
d. 5 ROW LAND,
General American Agent,
Depository No. l3S, Washington Street.
Boston, Dee. %, 1889. til
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Take .y0fiCp.

a IL those indebted 10 u, Subscriber, are re.
< a spect!ully bu' uosl positively lrormed tia
money he rust have. and such as ri.h 70 rave
cost, mo3 DO 50, by paying their reept Give dues,
between now and tic January Court, a. expect
70 be N Iown the most Of my TINE, until thcn, i.l
ia purpose nf making sctllemcuts, and mas Il
found al Mr.. IS ". Eims'., Store. All that mas
remain unpaid al TIE lost 9th, january Corf, vii.
be placed in lle hands u an olIigcr Tor collection,
without any distinction
a. GRAHAM.
Dee 26 1899. IsU
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F57HE coparincrsh,pof llappaldt & Asbury or
a pircs. The Book Of Accounts arc ia ;h,
hands OF jno. VI. Hlygold,, Uho !. fully autb. p.
i1rd tostitle the business. Those aho are indcb
ted sill DO o. tie ay0r 10 c,li and sctlie by Cash
o. Note and thereby sage Us aad themselves any
further costs,
j. n HArpOLDT.
H. ASGUEI.
jan. ]. $50 1871
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30

n WOULD refer the reading public 10 the m.
~ merous voluntary letters published recently
10 this paper and in the Good Samaritan, rcla,iye
10 the happy and beneficial effects OF the admins.
tration OF