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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
AISO

On ne Sccoud Monday in august, 1910,
It beng the 10th day, all the right,
title and interest defendant WaIo has in
and to tho following described land, to
wit; ~ The north half Of northwest
quarter, section thirty tho west half o!
south .lvest quarter Of section thirty
north west quarter or section thirty-one-
and cast half Of southeast quarter OF
section tweny.six; east half, northwest
quarter OF section twenly-sixi south
ems, quarter Of section twenly-touri the
southwest quarter of section twenty
four. and remainder Of said section twen-
ty-four, except one hundred and eighty
acres, belonging to Israel Spencer; and
the south half of southeast quarter, and
south-westquarter, section tweniy.three;
the west half Of cast half Of northeast
quarter, and west half Of southeast
quarter, section lwonty.twoj southwest
quarter of section twenty-five, and north
half section twenty-one, and east half,
southwest quarter, section tweuty-one,
aud east ball, northeast quarter, section
twenty, aud east half Of southeast quar-
ter. section seventeen, all IN township
eight, sarge one and two, east.
ALSO-~A lot or parcel Of land III Ma.
dia6liyiT@sggg. s>r,-,.s...s The, nlla, Of said
town a. Ld aumner four hundred and
eaa.coolaIniug thirly-seyen and eighteen
hundredlhs Ocres. ---.'-''"' .-'.-. -~."
Lowed on as the property Of defend
ant Wnliam Wade, and will be sold 10
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
= b 80 rs ~ asls :ss'', sr-ss"m,As. ,ssy~~
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshall
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pY virtue of the above stated cases TO
- me directed by he honorable cir.
cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi. twill expose 10
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton,
On the First Mondayof September 1910,
All The right, title and interest Of de-
PENDANTS Git being subject to the widows
dower,) in and to the following described
land, to wit: The northeast quarter and
sluth-west quarter, and west hall OF
southeast quarter, section three, and
the west half Of the northwest quarter
Of section thirteen; southwest quarter
Of west half, southeast quarter, and the
east half Of the northwest quarter aud
south half of west half Of northwest
quarter. south half Of west half, OF north
east ouar,er, section four, and the undl.
yided half Of the east half Of north
east qurter, 1873, all in township eight,
range ,irqea,,.east.. Also, a House and
Lot in the t0wn 81 Nndis5iirTie;;'' T,''
occupied as an Office by DR.. Marshall.
-Legied on as the property d deiead.
sris 49, ' %1''TT Tg'''"cyr''s-srs sss,, s
dsbi and Gust
Sale TO lake place within the hours
prescribed By law -.
~ Hs ssfi-ra DsAaii Z .elt'',''7hs
ID
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Hkf He 81 af Ha
directed + iI m
euH. fh. before Ia f 81
q tHtbaa hth# mau al laaI rs.
MaIta eaa.f
a. b.g a. iIbHf8of iafaH 1880.
0d 'hdy Naam nay .age, asHed
JOHNSON
lft.el 0H as tha property 0l dalebl.
ant llenfY UHntau GOD wilI ha 300
r. fa.it'y p.a.HUT leM and rati
HANnLEN. SAT-
tYEb CtaU. NFF
lu.y o. R9-8f tpf Zee s0l
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.FBfetlq Observation-Disclosures miles south
ID east Of Liyings'oa, q tlqrk Bfo'SF
HORSE Muie. very much marked with the
20 other marks OF brands pefesS.
'~'s"'A. ~'.''' $50 s.ss /. ~ ell
yuble, supposed 10 wa" '''''s'"-~ '---'s
which 10 owaef can have By paying for
this advertisement
GARRETT GOODLOE
t,Io o. ts40 22-tf
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TnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County Circuit Court, Nay
Term, 1870.
James P. T {. On Attachment. fo,
william G. Hoon. 1854 co.
nN this 25,h day Of May l84O, came
" the said plaintiff, BY his attorney,
and the Attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, aud the
defendant failing to appear and give
special bill and plead herein 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court, that IN
less said defendant does appear here,
on or before the first day Of the next
term of this Court and give special bail
and plead herein, judgment final by de-
fault will be rendered against him, and
the estate attached sold II is further
ordered that a copy Of this order, to-
pethcr with a specification Of the causes
Of action. and amount due from defend
antto plaintiff, be published 10 the Mad-
son Wing advocate, for four weeks sue
cessiyeIy. and that all further proceed.
lngs BE- stayed herein, Until the next term
Of this Court.
A true copy--Attest
VI. MONTGOMERY, Cpk.
BIZ II. Il. COULTER, Dep'y
A. T. NooRE, p. q.
July 25, 1910. 1882
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NtAusnaLss sAtr.

tH5 taiaf f1tali tH tafmsf lsfHl $40
ffrHrfurH Fs-i-
All pta f.
grf7 % Marshall snd
auutI
10y virtue Of tho above stated caso 70
= mo directed by The honorable CIR.
euilcopr United States, Cor lhe Southern
.A.ASL1a,gi .M. api | viii expose 20
pubie aale, iof rash, before tHe~ Gslifss-
house door Ia 90 iava N Canton,
.Oa hi5afog a' 1914 ..ag a .Llg 1910,
The following Negro slaves. 10 Wit
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LIST oF LETTERS.

ID EMA lining in the Posi- Office al Living
Ia ston, Mi, on the lst Of july, which, u
not taken out before the lst Of October next,
will be sent to the General Post Office as Dead
Letters.
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.TWW
H.EWFl
~ NHm HI fha Hhta Hs.aI
lHHI ateHH
oslo m Aaa lat iaHf 0
tmH l.#IH lHa tossed Castor
0a TH Is ias
fha eIasas ifa swaad aiHa
lnE lha ue8 uf ittHH HaH, lH fha a6
81 uf HsIaan aH8 haaun anl aeaeaa
at miIoss lo vii ~ e.nn.Ha 80
ihe gofBar al Hnall garden. ihsne.
hnub o.. WtH 11f, l8As l8 aaHa,
.haHca south t9, cost i8s Hska, tbah
l1 HeH 43f llnhs. ia lhe middle 81 Iba
branch. iheHes wfh Hs meaudsfs p 3
Haha lhaIaa nunh 20 ebH $40 iiak4 ia
'HA garden, lhgnee o. ihe baRinlHR
Lefei an af lha property Of defea
ds8m anl w.ll ha sold 10 satisfy the above
stated case
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NreHI- I.N I. ieini
fEellE Stockholders OF ths Institution
~ are hereby notified, That aa install
mcnt ~ iru pHr tsbt, Zee the Capital
storkot the Company. vlll ho required
20 O. paid Geo ar before iho 6fal day 81
September neat nlthc Banking House
10 Na'chag, or al amy uf The Branches
By order OF lhr Board
T. T. BRASlFR. Castr.
lriv 25. 2q-3l
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sIlERIFF.s aALE.

SUERIFFS SALE.
Wadi,oa circuit cout Aor,mJer term, 1870
John P. Heuod,
ga FIcu. D.. ia. on o3Ha.
John j. Wells and
Slrtv.
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
b me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale. for cash. before the Courthouse
door in the town Of Canton.
On Monday he 2oh dry # Juiy, 1870,
The following tract or parcel Of Iand, to
wit. The west half Of the southeast
quarter Of section four, township ten,
range three, east, containing eighty
acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant J. ]. Wells, aud will BE- sold to salts
fy plaintiffs deb ard cost.
$. HAMBLEN, ShT
By B r ALLEN. DePy.
June 20, 1873
$50 .-'@'-si.-', r.. -.s.~...-...-
P0sTFTyETaNT
The eale or rha above described pro.
ger,y IS hereby postponed uauI The 7ih
''~S - - '~'s'''''N ~'vesve~ W..
S HtNBLEN. SET.
BY Il AlLes, .. Pg
Iulg %. 2a-85 Price slaI
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NOTICE. ~-s
HhURiNGmy absence from the state
cSsys.. ..a had ia the firm OF GeO.
s~s' 's''s~ ~ 'tr' ~ss.ss4x /. ,,,...,.. . -.
Il. " Nelson a. Co. VIII lH'T'Tr'~~
notes and accounts in ihe haGds OF t. Z.
Shacklelord, where they would do we'll
10 esl and settle the same,
GEO r. ~ NELSON.
Iulv II. 1870 2f-ff
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IT, WHHN 0T fFr E.Hu HatfH
ditasfIs HIts asII
ia.f, '4f rash e t
DaHf bssIH HaH CD Caution.
"a HHfag Afftaag sfmtvt5I1.
The f'Iaaiaa 8.HdhI fa4at. Is u,fI
Iha eaH bs.I. slath Hi a8iHff. mr
ii1n ihIf'f .1HH iHensb.r r.nsan. fsha
luf afei 68nh mll raH bale Hh
raH qHarHf na htI' e bHll sauH
eaa 4aaflHr saun.nrs 4aasas. se
lnn thirty township eleven. nhge
Three, rHti. veH b8lf north west aaar
lef' ADD north BALI Ht baiG n1uh eost
l1aref, section one. l0eH.biF feH. mnta
ihfee, ens' south half east ha0 north.
east quarter section 'w5 township ieu.
range afee, cost
beviod 80 u% lbs property ~ defend
ant " PHILIPPE 900 wII be sold Is
sailsly iho above stated casa and cost
s. llANBLEN. SAT-
By lFsg Bgowy Dept
July "a, 1886 Ipf tee sldl
M1EsllEtg atfn. @
u s. Cuem C5H- Varraber Term, 1880
!os re Fauhr,lD.. ....,.
,&agga.L.Io and
sunty. '''"''' 's''s. s.a,.- .s,,.....
HPY virtue Of the above stated case 10
. me directed BY lhe huooa5!a Cir
cut Court United States, for the Southern
.ass, -, :. s... a...aSpA4a42
public sale. Tor cash, BEFORE TIT '"'rNnF, ~
f1'sS'N - t 'gi'' '~iisS' 'ge>.>'.44 a., If .
On nc First HRaay ia Aaeaa 1910.
One Negro woman, named Rosetta
~ > 's.s>ss.,>s4a.,a- .....s...,.
Levied on as The property OF d6FE1fnT'
ant Taylor, and Will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
W. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
TOR tie Southern distinct Of .hatsuJpi
By W l.. Bate, DegN
July 25, 1880 pr fee so
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700 head Of oheep, more or
less,
A STOCK OF fiWflSysSS'" ~f' 'ts.'"ss-. Rss' 2.'
The above Negroes having been bid
Of at previous sale by John Montgome-
~. Al the request Of c. s Tarpely, agent
lor II. r w. Hill, and said Hill having
neglected 10 pay for them, they are now
offered for resale.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

sHERIFF's SALE.
Madison Circuit Court--.NorsBlber term 1910
William }. Brown aud
Elizabeth Brown
admir- a. adm'x,,
vs. On f. "a.
Lewis Campbell ct oil,
S. 7. Feamster,
VS. Same and same.
Same, G. NJ. Calhoon.
ny virtue of the above stated cases 10
me directed will expose TO public
sale for cash, beiore+he court house door
in the town Of Canton.
On Mondaythe 1Aday Of September 1910,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
10 wit: Lots number six, seven aud eight,
section twenty, township nine, range
one, west, together with the west half
of south west quarter, section twenty
one, township nine, range one west,
containing three hundred and nineteen
acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Lewis Campbell, and will be sold
TO satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, Shf.
By JNo. T. HETH, Dcp'g
July %, 80 35 Pr fee Sl2l
''N'> ""~'" -..,. -. ~, -.,,..u.
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IL WUHa Zee ahffa HfInl raass
- fHHai. itaaiIet .H.
Hg sa.t GO casa before INa Count Mlus8
8pgf. la t.Ie tasu e gaa'a8,
d. ~ atghffhdaBaf 49, 1880,
The WHewlHH tract of p4feel eft ls8d,
o. wi iha aodheasf 4aaHef uf
uHn .0ur, anlI ba uasl halfo. section lout
W township gal, fanRa enc. wrsi cleo,
IA mr 90 aeH belt 90 northeast Quaf
iofal section luuf ioaaah.p eight range
one. west
Levied 30 at Che property of defend
.anl Wellington, aul wH b. sold 81
satisfy lhe above stated cases.
1t HAdiibEN. Shf
1Iiy25. 3a 35 lPf Zee et2I
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= uANBtEN. SlV
May p io-55 trf re =.

rHeTpUNEWFNr
THE tale of lba above described rfo.
pcty hereby postponed uhil 900 Ro.b
day 1f July, 1910
s. HAuBLEN, SfF
June 20. E4 sa
s' - ..-t4 ". tsa...... .,. 1900
ru3IpONENFNT
Tho safe of ihp above described IRE.
ports 'deteov r0e,grRs5-uaIL tba 9Th
day of September.
@' s. H. HEt,GN. sag
July So, Re-35 Ipr Zee N32l
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Madison County Circuit Court, Nay
Term, 1870
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vs.
a. II. blinking admir-,
and Sarah Branch
adm'x Of Amnstead
Branch deed,
Jeffrey and Crane,
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SutRaFFs SALE.

apY ytuuc of the above stated case 10
: , ma directed shall expose 10 pub
he sale, leash. utihc Court House door
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more or less.
RSHAL'S SALE.

VI y hNTf = u > % III
United States Circuit Court--Nor'r term $40.
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attempt 10 Po'son.-An attempt was
made day or two SINCE to poison the fam
Ny of Mr.. Jesse lloyt, IN the following d.
abollcai manner: \ package was delivered
at Mr.. Hoyts house, which the bearer SAID
was sent from q grocery IN the Bowcry,
and was sample of very fine cohae.-
From some circumstance, Suspicion was
aroused IN the mind OF Mr.. lloyt, and he
forwarded the parcel 10 Mr., Chiffon to
analyae. On examination, MIR. Chiffon
found the coffee mprcgnated with arsenic.
who the vile pcrpetrator of this intended
wholesale murder may be, Is yetto be dis
covered. 1t is TO be hoped, however, that
he viii not long escape detection, or the
punishment due to so horrible crime
". \. Express.
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moi PAID. lie could hot ihink we would take it
as wish to have the paper continued. 1.-The did
so he mistook his man. We feel thankful for
what encouragement has been extended TO US
from the Mint, but after being prescribed for CIV
ing utterance to the truth we ouldthank no man
to continue his subscription.
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VHNHE proprietor of the above HOTEL tenders
II his thanks 10 those who have already pat
ronized him and informs his friends and former
patrons of the House that the whole establishment
has recently undergone thorough repair and
that be is nov fully prepared TO receive all who
nay feel disposed to stop with him at the odd
stand" so well known by persons visiting the
CRY. Every eSorton will be made 10 give salts
luclon 10 all who may call on him.
stables sufficient to hold 40 or so horses
just give him trial and judge for yourself
J. D. BOYD.
January, l5i0. t2l
G37The Greenvle Tounlaineer and the Fay.
etesic Observer are requested to insert the above
six weeks, aud forward their accsuuts 10 this Office
for collection.
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The Curreacy.-During the revolution,
continental money was received and paid
By the lump, 1t being too much labor to
count it; aud the receiver expedited It's
passage from his hands as quick as posi-
bic, lest 1t might deprcclate IN his possess
sion. Those times seem likely to DE re-
yiycd. Men now receive notes without
further inspection than a glance at the II
CURES designating the amount, OCCASION
ally, 1t is true, they get glimpse at sill
yer five or six cent picce-but, if the sub
treasury be adopted, a quarter of dollar
in specie will be considered valuable
pocket piece. 1t is thus that the promises
of " better currency have been fulfilled
Fair words break no bones but foul words
many n one,
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Davidson College.

gRIiE semi-annual Examination OF the Students
II at Davidson College, will take place on the
2ota, 99th and Goth days of this month.
The Board of Trustees will meet al the College
during the Examination according to Adjournment
BY order of the President,
CHAS. w. HARRIS,
Secretary of The Board Of Trustees
Jan. 6, 1870. III
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MARRIED

In this county, on the 9th ultimo, BY James
Johnston. ESQ, Mr. EPHRAIM MARTIN to
Miss CAROLINE, daughter of Capt. William
DeWeaa
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E0ud for Sale.

6<tNo sOF Ssttts
3d. ZDHE Subscriber wishing to re.
AELrTfhA IL move TO the West, offers for
GkIIsis M sale his Plantation five miles west
s<@sk3sqsot Charlotte, on the Steel Creek
road, containing &c acres. On the premises is
dwelling house, kitchen and other outhouses with
good barn--about 40 acres cleared and under
cultivation. The land is well wstered and lies as
well as ahy in the county, and the prospect of
Gold Mine is very hne, as good Judges have so
stated. For further terms apply to
UPTON RODDEN.
Jan. II, lS49. t20
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The administration presses, contemptuously
speak of Gen. Harrison, as a Mr.. Harrison."-
Very WELL They are not acquainted with him
vet They don't know him now. They'll know
him better hereafter t-A!ez. GAG.
This is good omen. The same press
es-the Albany Argus and Richmond En-
quirer especially, were in the habit about
- of speaking in the same contemptuous
tone of Gen. Jackson, 81 Mr.. Jackson"
Do you recoIlect neighbour '-R'chmond
Wing.
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handsome lot and neatly baled, with other art-
cles not named. All OF which Will be sold on u
credit of twelve months, with interest from safe,
JAS p RODGERS.
Jan. II, 1910. tl9
NIB All those indebted to the subscriber are
requested 70 come forward and settle the same
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Dcfalcqtion. -Paymaster r. 4. For
sylh of the L. S. Army, (said to be a son
Of Secretary Forsyth has been dismissed
from the Army, by order of the President,
for dcialcation of about $4,000 IN his
accounts.
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Valuable COED sWE.NES
FOR SALE.

yRHF Subscriber offers for sale, 2 GOLD
- MINES. situated about FIVE mile North
Of Char tie, on the land formerly owned by Tho
mas McGinn adjoining and en- the same ridge
with the Capps Mine The above Mines have
been fully tested By experienced Miners, and have
proved to be very valuable Far further iniorma-
ton, apply to the subscriber, living on the Beaties
ford road five miles from Charlotte.
THOMAS JAMESON.
Jan Is, 1860. l6tf
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A Family 4fair.-I,ock's New Era,
the organ of the Butt-ender portion Of the
party in New York, says that Jesse Hoyt,
the Collector of the port, who belongs to
the aristocratic branch Of the same party,
is defduifer He charged with delraQd-
ing the public by lending Sl79,o0o to GER
tam bankrup, banks in New York. Mr..
Hoyt denies that he is defauter, but says
nothing about the $4,000 and the bank
rupt banks.-Fdy. Observer.
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The Charleston Mercury SAYS that "all
the politicians in the world could not drag
South Carolina into the support of Harrl-
SON" Perhaps not but we have known
stranger things than that done by South
Carolina. Three years ago the Mercury
would have been quite as confident that
neither politicians nor any thing else would
have dragged or driven her into the sup
port of Van Buren.-Fdy. Observer.
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CAMDEY-JANUARY IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q.

BaggIng, Hemp IS 21l orn, Cpl IS
Bale Rope, 10 a l5IOals, ~ 50
Bacon, round, ~ l4lIfon, Swedes, S. a !
Butter, country go % do English, s. s
Cotton, Ia eiLard, l3 -
Mackerei, $40 ls Iolasses Cuba As so
Flour, country, s. do. n. y. 80 623
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NOTICE.

yRHE Subscriber having disposed Of his land
- and being DESTROYS TO remove TO the West,
will, on Thursday and Friday, the lSh and l4th
OF February next, offer tor sale, at has residence
in Meeklenburg county, N, c. all the balance OF
his property, consisting OF large and valuable
stock Of
Cattle and Hogs,
Household and kttchsn Furniture,
Corn and Fodder,
and a, the same time, that celebrated aad well
known horse
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JJ7 See extracts from az Address of Gen Ilar-
rison on the subject of Abolition, in preceding
columns.
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Supreme Court.-The following gentle.
men have been admitted to County Court
practice, since the opening Of the Term,
VIZ; Augustus Benners, Of Newbern VIII
liam II. Lander, of Lincoln NJ. London, OF
Wilmington Jas. s. Smith, of HlLIsboro' ;
Alpheus C. Lindsay, of Gulliord; Will
liam A. Jefiteys, of Franklin; Castor IL.
Wilder, of Wake.
Cyrus P. Mcndenhall, of Guilford, and
William w. Avery, have been admitted to
Superior Court practice.-Raletgh Reg.
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CuARLEsrON-JANUARY4 4.
CO Carolina Inn.
.1Gtl

SENHE Subscriber begs .eave respectfully 10 in
H. form the Public generally that he has open
cd the above mentioned stand, formerly occupied
by j. R. Nicely and more recently by James 10.
binSon and is now prepared for the reception of
RO0fders s. Travellers.
The House is in good repair Cor the above purpose,
and he now invites Generous Public to call and
Judge for themselves and being determined 20
please, he fattcrs himself that he will he able 10
give satisfaction. Due attention will be paid to
bis FABLE, which shall be furnished with the
best the market ean afford. His EAR will be
supplied with Liquors Of the best quality, and his
STABLES furnished with abundant provcnder
aud 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
ronage.
JENNINGS B. KERR.
Charlotte, Jan l3, 1910. l6tf
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BHCel5h0iHS,
30 Bales Of Cotton.

VITA JIM his groom. Also some other Neg
property Also,
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u Congrfesi0naI We have copied from Tie
correspondence of the Raleigh Register and Pr
tersburg Iuielligencer our Congressional Report.
We could not bring mp the whole proceedings
this week, but we expect 10 be able in our next.
Our Miscellaneous and Agricultural Departments
will then receive Their due attention.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-16
FOR vICE-pRRsIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, of virginia.

1--WE plead indisposition for the want of in.
terest in this weeks paper
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-16

The Bouisianlan of December II states
that information has been received which
renders it probable that Gen. jackson will
comply with the invitation Of the citizens
of New Orleans to visit that city for the
purpose Of participating in the celebration
Of the anniversary of the 8th Of January.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-16

Fair words break no bones but foul words
many one,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-16

II Col. Wheeler told us to send in our account
lust as soon as we pleased and it would be paid.
WELL on Friday morning last we sent IN our ae-
count roceipted, but it was returned unpaid
All we could CLEAN from our messenger was that
h, ahe ColoneD would attend to it. Since
then we have not heard word from him. The
Colonel can best tell the reason tho account was
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-14

There is a county in Virginia, where
the land is so sterile that when the wind
is at the northwest, they have to tie
the children to keep them from being
blown away; when the dogs bark they
have to lean against the fence; the grass
hoppers cry themselves to death for the
lack of food; the horses arc so thin that
it takes twelve to make a shadow; and
when they kill a beef they have to hold
the animal up to knock him down.