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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

''Besu Brummsl," ssys lbs Nsw YoFt
Signal. "has gone he vay u 40 dsesys "a
dandies. Ne died 90 diet, and II lhs
sru,h su,i Be tad, lived one TOO. = efssl
part q hss Ne. Hs Nat noi. however. I
bit moe idiotie ihan many q his qnte.
dan noble and distinguished sssooisIss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

q NAN sf sissfg 80 esggees kas1i, b tstr
"a. eharTs 81 IN Goota nlcsa, - uers B,
ssil ssquslste3 uiih shs boslaats. a $50
tslefy Va - gives Appiy a
Mach ss. Ts0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
CONGRESS
USlFoRM sANKRurr LAW,

Hs~ DC %siisssi iAisnigs.s1 Of Ivsy 10.
Thus very important measure vas taken
up m the Senate yesterday. We belisvs
that there ha, seldom asisas . question
upon which public opinion was more
strong .bsn II 10 now Ia favor OF Law fos
the discharge OF insoIvenf individuals
upon fair and full assignment Of their
property for the benefit Of their creditors.
Such a law has been proposed BY the
Committee on the Judiciary 10 the Sc.
male. which appears 10 Us 10 be simple
and adequate in its provisions; and We
believe ITS passage would be hailed % a
jubilee throughout the land. But we
cannot conceal our fears that the success
'of the measure may be endangered aud
defeated. for the present. by connecting
with Il certain political topics upon which
parties are much divided. II has been
proposed 10 bring Stale corporations with.
10 the operation Of the bill. We could
most devoutly wish that i. there are those
who think Congress has power 10 make.
and ought 10 make. OF is own authority.
laws Ter the regulation Of the State Banks,
they would ,till. in mercy to the thou
sands Of unfortunate debtors who now
supplicate for bankrupt law, keen all
such measures and propositions distinct
and separate from the bill reported by The
Committee. which has but one object, viz:
the relief Of honest debtors who declare
themselves insolvent. aud wish TO give
up their property 10 their creditors.
The bill for the protection Of the reye.
nue. from frauds and evasious, reported
by Dir. ADAMS from the Committee on
Manufactures. rs amended on his motion.
ADD on Mr.. CusHISc's and some others,
was yesterday passed in the House oi
Representatives. and sent 10 the Senate
Tor concurrence. This is another i'm port.
ant step in the business Of the session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

The Office Of Postmaster GcnsrsI II
lhs United States, inst resigned ~ NJ
KrNpALL. u undffilood 10 bass been o..
fefed 70 Ex-Ssnsior NUS, o. Connsefi
cot, che defeated esh5idsie for Governos
Il that State q The late slssiion.
The Office j. said 70 have been ffsl IL
Tered 90 CentrA AeHtTHoEe Postmaster
fof The city q kalhville. fnow - . visit
% ihis city. and % have been foebusd
hy bin. % our opinisn. he VIII BE- !
bold maa eto accepts Il un3sr rsestnl
elfeumsisnesf--yFaf faisiiesHen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

The present trip Of the Great Western
is said to be the most profitable trip she
has ever made. her passage money alone
amounting TO over twenty thoasand dol.
lara.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Mr.. Smith. the clerk in The PhiIadsl-
Phia Bank. who suddenly disappeared 9
few days since. has been found IN Wash.
inglon, whittier be had wandered 10 =
state Of arrangement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

a SIGN " OLu VfamsIa,--The Demo.
cratic Rspubliean. printed n Morgsntorn,
We, heretofore neutral. u 90, friendly 10
The Van Buren, Administration, has hoid.
ed tie Gag Of Harrison snd Tyler. The
editor declares that be il firmly welded
70 the principles Of Jcasronian Dsmocra
ey, and that Nc. Van Bursn, haviag. ~
his measures. grosly aad palpably Slsis.
ted these Democrats pFiheiplss. be can.
not support he fs-eleciion. The pfsmi.
ass csc uadoabietly correct. aad lhston.
ciusioa i such e. aleoe 70 5eeons " D..
mocraiie RePublicsn - Rali. Paigtsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

There isa paper published 10 Arkansas
called che ''Ysn Buren, Scntiael, which
goes II atroog for Old Tip.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
FOR RENT.

EENHE pleasant and eommoiious E~uR
u rssidenee On Congress street, nm
now oceupisd BY P. p. Cooke, Esq.
will Be rented 70 good tsaanI for
one OF more years from ist Of April sexl.
Apply 70 ANDREW KENNEDY.
ZEE. ~, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

two VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SAIhlEo
II WILL SELL, at private sale, on reasonable
IL terms, the TAR1I, In Berkeley county, on
the road leading from siariinsburg 90 williams
port--fornsrly occupied By Benjamin Comegys,
ESQ, and now BY Dougal Campbell, Esq, ~
my tenant. This Farm Is too well 49,.
known 10 require any description. IL
eontaias about GOO Aeres-the great SV<8
er part of . consists Of good LINE
STONE LAND, and the proportion Of Timber
suEBcieut
will also dispose ofthe
STONE-HOUSE FARM,
now occupied By Beejania Bolsy. lying partly
IN SsGersoa end partly In Berkeley eo1nties.--
This Farm eontsinI about
1,000 Acres Of LAND,
OF hns qsAlity. ! nsy say Of this tract Of
land. that theFs are fsw In this seetioa OF eoun-
try that oller higher Inducements to a judieious
purchaser. The valuable BOTTOM, running
water, and 6ne TIMBER belonging 90 u, viii
make Il O highly desirable purchase on the
terms on which will dispose Of H.
Thoae vishIng 10 purchase can apply TO me,
by latter or 10 psrson, In Richmond; or at my
residences IN Jefferson county, when am there;
or, they can apply 10 my sou, Beverly T0eksr,
who resides ~ WoedSury, JsGsrSos eounty, Va.
IL 8. @. TUCKER.
March q laAotf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

~, Bsalsa q ~. Tie stai ~ coa-
demnasioa 49, bssa Placed sFoa tke
PFedisai ~ 49, Nsasoa hiassll o.
Pndsy ~ Sc Eskei lsase q sis essals
itat ihs c4amiliss e. tt3lssy Aasas
,houid b dissbsEEsd from ihs fssibsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
u. S. SENATE,

The terms Of Office OF the following Sc
majors will expire on the 4ih Of March
pext:-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
LOG "a CABIN.

(Vo SSGMder.)
"Y MANUFAcToRY Is the Log Cabin,
I'VE East OF A. HrxPERS, where I invite my
customers and others 70 call and see me, and II
j cannot give them ''hard cider" will give
them what viii be more beneficial, good BOOTS
end SHOES
] am not vain enough 10 say that my work
shall be equal to any made ia the Esiate OF Viz
gina, but this muchI viii say; Il viii a, least be
equal 10 any made in this part Of the country.
THOMAS LIKENS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

A MAGNIFICENT IAPRovEMEMT.-Tbe
WilDiEgton and Weldon Railroad, { =
celebration Of The opening Of which took
place on the 10th ultmo) is stated 10 be
the longest in the world. Il is 1911
miles ia length end was finished in three
years end four months from the date OF
the reu.oval Of the irst shovel full Of
earth. It's cost bsG been less than that Of
any other railroad yet eonstructed-S1,.
20O. 0O0---including locomotives, cars,
coaches, ware houses end workshops---
indeed eli equipments. And what is high
iy creditable 10 tie accomplished ensi.
neer. Walter Gwynp, ESQ.,, us cost l.
within Ais estimates.
This gentleman has constructed 336
miles OF Railroad, during hn brief service
- civil engineer more. perhaps, lbsn
has been constructed by Aay other
Engineer either in America or EuEope.
Meg Gwynn is now the Engineer Of the
State Of North CHolina. and il engaged
N an extensive system Of draining the
swamp lands. abd IN making a surrey
With q view 10 &C inlet 81 The mouth OF
the Roanoke river--an object not merely
Of interest 10 North Corolins, but of greet
nstiORal importance.
We regret 10 be compelled 60 postpone
an account Of The opening celebration,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Mr. Joel Swayne. q member Of the
rensJ lvania House Of Representative,
from Westehesier county. died on Saiur-
day last from ysrioloid. contracted at Har-
risburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
SHENANDOAH RIVER LAND
FOR SALE.

TUX SALE.
IN pursuance Of the last will and te.tamen, of
IL Dsniel shambaugh, deed, I will offer for
sale al public auction. Saturday the Ga day Of
ysss a<rf, the FARM on the north branch OF
the Shensntoah river IN Warren county, Virgo,
on which the said Daniel shanbsugh, deed,
formerly lived, and which IL now IN the occu-
patton Of his son Daniel. n contains Zo6
ACRES, Of which. about i90 acres IL Grsf-
res yirsr essfsm. The buildings are comforta-
&wnz bic DWELLING, a large sn0zEA.
Fffla new BARN, STABLES,
&c Possession &ill DO
given on the hrst ofseP- A
tember next, reserviag TO the present tso ant the
right 10 bic corn crop. The terms will be one
third 10 be paid on the ist oe septsmbsr, for
which personal security will be required, and
the balance in two equal ual pay msnts, with
osi interest, 20 be secured by deed OF trust on
tie property. JACOB g. BANNER, Ex'r
Frederick county May 4, le4o-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
WANTED,

A MiDDLE-AGRD WOMAN, who can como
"A well recommended a. cook, washer and
irouer, and Of isis character ~ 10 hepssty, &C
Doe without q family would be prsfsrrsd--
Though " suitable In ell other respects, this
would not BE- material point. For such . SER
vant llberal price would be Eivsn by gentle
men who wishes her for bis Own use, and
where shs would End good home.
Inquire at this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

The whole Wing ticket Is elected BY
an average majority Of 1873. Average
majority last spring 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

The fare from Philsdslphis 70 New
York has lately Ssen reduced 10 the ex.
irpofdinaFy low pSioe Of 80. by the steam.
boat line that leaves Philsdslpbia every
evening 81 2 O'Clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
charIesiOvn, May Il, istO
NOTICE.

THE undsrsigned having disposed Of bis entire
Stock OF Goods, respectfully requests all
those who are Indebted to him by note or open
account 10 come forward and settle the same, as
esreumstauees will not admit Of their long stand
ing. JOHN ~. SHROPSHIRE.
Charlestown, April %. 1870
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
WOMAN.

Il is not the smiles of pretty face, nor
the tint OF thy complexion, nor the beauty
and symmetry of thy person, nor yet the
robes and decorations which compose thy
artificial beauty, tina, constitutes thy lowell
ness; no, nor that enchanting glance, which
thou darlest with such lustre on the man
thou deemesi worthy ofthy affections. It's
thy pleasing depOrtmeni-ihy chaste con
versa,ion--,hy seusbility, and the purity Of
thy thoughts-hy afable and open DISPOSE.
tion-sympathsing with those in adversely
comforting the misunderstanding the
distressed, and above all, an uuleigned
humility of soul, and sincere and perfect
regard Of the precepts Of christianity
These virtues constitute thy loneliness
adorned bat with those of nature aud sun
pliciiy, they will shine like the reiugen
sun, and display to man that the lovellness
OF thy person Is not TO be found IN the tin
sci ornaments of the body, but IN the reilec.
ton of the recliiude aud serenity Of well
spent life, that scars above the transient van
itfes of this world, and when thy days are
ended here upon e nth, shall be the prrpar
alton Of Thy spirit for the regions Of eternal
bliss.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

YgNIIE proprietor oflhe above HOTEL tenders
u his thanks to those Who have already pat
fonigcd him aHd informs he friends and iofmcr
patrons Of tie Horse that the whole establishment
hl~ recently undergone thorough repair and
tha, he i nov. fully prepared TO receive sill VITO
may iee disposed 10 stop with him at the Old
stand" So well known Is persons visiting the
Cry Every exertion VII be made to give salts
faction 10 an who may call on him.
stables -ulhcicn, to hold 40 OF 80 horses.
Just give him tEial aud Judge for yuupeE
j. d. BOYD
January. l-4i0. I'll
gfThe Grccnyille M1unlainecr and the Fay
etiuyle Observer are requested 10 insert the above
six weeks, aLd forward their accounts 10 tbs cGcc
for collection.
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Is0arders q Trarciiers.

The House is IN good repair for the above purpose
and he now invites a Generous Public 10 call and
Judge for themselves; and being determined 10
please, he flatters himself that he will he able 10
give satisfaction. Due attention sill be paid TO
lis FABLE, which shah be furnished with the
best the marke, can afford. His BAR viii be
supplied with Liquors Of the best quality, and his
STABLES furnished with abundant proyender
and due attendance, and as the times are hard his
charges shall be moderate These he hopes will
be Sufficient inducements to merit share OF pat
ronagc.
JENNINGS r. KERR.
Charlotte, Jan. 10, lsi0 l6y
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& g & & 4 { z

LrLe, all VINO buy tbe slnative. land almost
very body docs bug ~ REMEMBER The
ABOVE FACTS. and they may Be SURE Of
obtaining the GENUINE ORIGINAL CON.
POUND
j. y. B. Every Agent Of the Matches San-
alive, Is EARNESTLY desired 10 give az ~.
MEDIATE ALARM, By having tins article in
serted one month IA all the papers in their t9a ns.
And that the General Agent nay be CERTAIN
that the public are put on The LOOK OFT Tor
tho lMPOSTOR, be will kindly thank 81 his
Agents 70 forward him i copy of each paper adj.
vertised in, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
D. 5 ROWLAND,
General American Agent,
Depository NJ. l3-, Washington Street.
Bottom, Dee. %, lsJJ ri
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POETRY.
TEMPERANCE ODE.

TEMPERANCE ODE.
AIR-" Braes's address"
Friends of Freedom swell the song;
Aoung and old, the strain prolong,
Mike the Temperance army strong,
And on 10 victory.
Lin your banners let them wave,
Onward march world to save'
Who would Gil a dr1nkari's grave,
And bear his infamy
Shrink no, when the foe appears;
Spum the towards guilty fears;
Hear the shiicks. behold the tears
OF -sin'd families!
Raise the cry in every spot
" T6Hch Ret-Tasfe n0i-Hrndle not q
Who would he drunken sot,
The worst Of miscries
Give the aching bosom rest;
Garry 10Y to every breast;
Make the wratcaea d7uuaarl best,
r. living soberly.
Raise the glorious watchvorl high
Touch not taste sst til you DE -
Let the echo reach the SKY,
And earth keep jubilee.
God Of mercy hear Us plead,
For ths help We intsrcode;
See how many bosoms bleed;
And heal them speedily.
Hasten, Lord, the happy day,
When, beneath thy gentle r,y,
TEx'FEANcE al the world shall sway,
And reign irIumphautly
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Saddliiag Business.
Z Z Z 9 gss 80
Reverend slnpOstOr!..


n OOK OUT Look ont look out for an N.
EA FAMOUS hNAVE by the name OF ENOS
l.. tENWlCk Of New York, who was formerly
BAPTIST PREACHER, and better knowu 10
tie CITIZENS Of Monroe County az the REVER.
END IhPOSTOR.n This spuilcss VILLAIN,
who sas dismissed from his pulpit some ;.me
SINCE, tor improper coRisei, Is nov rendering Lim.
self sill more Infamous, by wickedly attempting
10 impose not merely ap0n : Church, bot upon the
WHOLE COMMUNITY
A few month, ago, tbs SCOUNDREL slo;e
% The subscriber, al Boston, and wished 10 be ap
pointed tn agent for he sale Of the Nstchlcss Sa-
native. The General Agent, no, knowing hs de-
pruyec character, gave hlm 40 agency, and for
waFded him quantity OF the medicine. This be
500 sold, and reunited tie money. and ordered
sn5 her lot, which was sent about orc moth sucl.
T. avoid any suspicion as 70 the DESIGN OF hi,
tJPh ing for an agency, or 10 conceal hIs "CLO.
VEN EOOT," he made partial remittance o.
tie sales Of the last loL only 10 days ago. Yes.
ferday, WIZ utter STONiSIlNENT he Gene.
ri Ageu; learnt that this REVEREND DECEE
YER IS now iap0usly manufacturing With his
Dan UNilOLY HANDS. worthless medicine,
"a SPURIOUS SANATlNE, which he IS en-
gIoying sRlndIng pedllrs to palm upon the pub
lic as The GENUINE ORIGINAL
III lie People of America viii only boar
ONE FACT IN miud, there is not even = POSI-
BIIErY Of their bsjog duped b. tbs uNPRIN
tlPLED VILLAIN. The tact 10 this IL mo
PEDLAR, Or TRAVELLING AGENT has erer
been enplaged ~ tbs country 10 sell the Saaat,re
Or to hc1e a icih any Pcrsos 70 sri on csmmis.
sim II Again, every Agent of the TRUE san.
atyc, Is appointed By the GENERAL AGENT
and receives the medicine directly FROM THE
DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON
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w rapping Paper.

x LIST received aud for .sIe at ,aie Office
% supr d Wfpnlng Paper A!s9 few
resms Of Writing Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

Ncu York, Dee IL, 1899
SH,-Alihough un no personally acquainted
with you tfust, when you perceive The object Of
my letter, you will excuse the liberty take in
addressing you. II Il possible yaa may n5l be
aware L at man b. The name Of Enos l.. Fen
wick, now IN this city, formerly Baptls, preach
or and Familiarity know 10 The citizens of Monroe
CO. as the Reoerend iopOst0r ' is manufacturing
4 medicine and selling 1t tor the Matchiess S4na-
i've Of which perceive you arc tie general
agent, have every reason to bel 81 slr, that
NJ. Fen"ick is an unprincipIed mar, as he was
hpI long since, 0eposed from the ministry, for TAX
ipg unaaHantahle liberties with members Of his
church, therefore, the enemy Of knayery, feel
anXious that be should be speedily exposed, lest
many Of my telloW-ciiiLcns should be defrauded
by him out Of their money IL not their characters
deem 1t the conscientious duty Of every man, to
expose 'liiany and vice wherever and whenever
ne meets IT. Bcsldes, Sir, another confederation
should prompt me 10 make known 10 you the above
facts, have daughter, who, thank God, has
been raised from wasting skeleton, to perfect
hgalth--and that too, by the simple means Of us.
ing one wal aud half Of the Matchlcss SInatiyc,
which bought at 2j2 Broadway, Of G. S. Fran.
cls, your agent tor this city. Believing that YOU
VIII duly appreciate tho motives which have in.
dnced ne TO address you thus unceremoniousIy,
and hoping that you will take the earliest steps 10
expose TO the world the base imposter Fenwick,
subscribe mysclf SIR. very respectfully,
j. +. MAYHEM.
Dr.. David 5 Rowland, Boston, Mass.
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who wants better Evidence,

sf WOULD refer the reading public 10 the mn.
-. merous voluntary letters published recently
in this paper and in the Good Samaritan, RELATIVE
to the happy and beneficial effects of the admins.
trafian nF
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RS Carolina Inn.
&C.

EyNTlE Subscriber begs leave respectfully 10 IN.
e form the Public generally that he has open.
ed the aforementioned stand, formerly occupied
by J. r. Nicely and more recently by James Ro-
blnson, and is now prepared for the reception Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

Cast Iron Gcering, Machinery, &c.
The subscriber alil trceiy. orders 10 Cast.
ings suitable lJr Mining Machinery &c. yt,'el,
~ = satcu'co promptly ~ the Kings Nonu
tain Iron Company.
LEROY SPRINGS.
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State of North-C arolina,

MECELENBJHG COUNTY.
VIM J Keshey, assignee on
Bifc, GuHlar & 70
e. C''s''Aa fAtN11p-
GeorRe Sharp Jas. Z. Tot. meat
tic -ut Wm. L Eaersou.
LEVIED IN the hands Of Aaxndr, & pr,tbers
Lcfoy Springs, DAVID parFs. c. &. Marvin. Rich.
ard King, A. Morrisan, John N. MORRISON and s
A fiarris and them summoned a. Garu.shees.
"A I appearing 70 the satisfaction q the Cent.
n ttat Tie defendants are inhabitants u another
Staie. Ordssea, therefore, that publication be made
SIX weeks IL The Charlotte journal that unless
The defendants appear al the next Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions. TO be held for saio county.
a. Tn Court House Ia Charlotte, on tie 4lb Mon
day IN April next and plead. answer Or dcinur.
lsegmen, By default Vil be entered against them.
Witness, Braly o., Clerk Of our said Court,
OF Office. the Ali Mglds, Of January. A. y. lao.
OATES { VI c.
Price ads 81 rs
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10000 genuine VfOrus Multi
CaUiis for sale.

zs&tss4. FaNHE subscriber is now prepared
,aIy a. to make cDutracs Tor the de-
epYSf livery Of tbs valuable tree tlor feed
ing the silk worm 10 the la!l. A
there has been and sltl will be many
frauds practiced upon the nnsu1pecting, the sub
scrIber warrants those now offered 10 be Of the 70
nuine kind, bis original stock was obtained from
Gideon b Smith, Of Baltimore, nine years ago and
arg part Of the tree th8t that gentleman has spo
ken often about IN his writings, being the first ever
brought 10 the United States. The tree has been
growing in an exposed situation since first obiain.
ed, and being nov accimalcd Is preferable to those
lately introduced INTO the country. II vii also b.
cultivated BY myself the present year and every
care will be taken 10 render the tree good and
~ necessary instruction given 10 purchasers upon
the cultivation Of the Az the Tree - in great
demand and the season about to close for obtaining
II this year, those wshin 10 purchase would do
well 10 speak 10 time, and that there may be dis
appointments regular list will be kept and this
advertisement Discontinued 80 soon as the number
above.naned Is taken up. The subscriber will
also make engagements for a few thousand SILK
WORM EGGS Of the most approved kind now fed
The worms will be fed exclusively upon the Morus
Mulilcauis. All communications by mail, must
be post paid, and ali orders must be accompanied
BY cash.
J. P. PRITCHARD.
Feb 90 1889. Asst
N. o. Persons are invited 10 ctll aud sec the tree
while growing and Judge iof themselves.
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CoGch Making Business

in the town OF Charlotte. ard is nov prepared to
execute all ORDERS IN his line, from the mos
common 10 the finest. Having had nine years cx
pericnce ia the business and employed Workmen
Of "A superior grade and lumber well SEASONED
he feels warranted IN saying, that bis Work shall
he equal, # not superior, To ans made Ia this sec
ton o. country. AL, he asks is fair tral tor hl.
Work shall not be exceed Ia point Of cheapasss,
beauty or durability.
All REPAIRING done in the best sigle and at
The shortest notice.
His SHOP viii be found one door Northeast
of VI Summers dwelling house
CHARLES OVERMAN.
CLarlgue, Jan 6. $40 ljT
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DENTISTRY.
NOTICE.

EEAElNG sold my Shop to Messrs Normcnt
u 4 4 LAYING ald wishing to close my busl
ness all persons Indebted to me are requested 10
come forward and settle the same BY Cash or Note
by The February Court. All falling 10 comply
ath this notice, may expect 10 settle with an
officer. WM SANDRY.
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