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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
W:ENEzk.S'(. TOW HILL
Columbus, Haississippi.

ID DGE 4 KYLE
I'HE Propieots having recently taken charge Of
- inns pleasant and well known establishments.
W. w" ", ptachens) corner OF Washington
and Market Streets, respectfully inf.,n tbs ,,tl,a
,n'' ,hey are prepared To accommodate DaiIy
'lon'h'y' or Yearly Boatders on reasonable terms
'uu from long experience IN tins linz, are nutered
""n Tue pellet that they give entire satisfaction
r ." 70 'ne most iasIldious The Table will be
furnished with the best the eenntrx af,d. ,,I H.
eS'a"hshmenl with attentive aud orderly Servants
uhuef s'fcI supervision and CONTROL
"ood Stables with attentive x careful Ostle,s be-
'onS To tue premises, which will at all tunes be pro-
'ued ""h an abundance Of provender
w. +. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus, Mississippi, Jan. 30 Am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
WIG CONVENTION.

The Knoxville (rcnn.) Wing Convention was
one ofihc most enthusiastic meetings ever witnessed
IN that country, and every hing passed of with
nominated Eleeto, for the first Disricr. WIN. =.
Senler for The seennd. Addison A. Anderson for the
third, aud rhos. J. Campbell. the able and popular
President of the Convention, far the fourth. Mesyrs
White and Fosters nomination by the NasivifIs
Convention was unanimously cohruned in. TINS
unmher OF Delegates present GU the OCCASION was
from five TO SIX huudfed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
BEAUTIFUL GOODS

StPLENDiD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- MefinO Manas
Bl,rl blue black and other coors. Irish TabInett.
arare. cheap and most beautiful article,
Black. blue black and other cuors, PllIn and richly
figured Silk some very exquisite Styles
Cncommonly rich and beautiful Pans Nous de
I4inrs.
B!,ck aud blue black Chay lie LANES,
Together with great many other articles, com
prisinl a large, cheap and beautiful assortment oil
tion&s for the Ladies'. WIN. NJ. DAVIS 60.
Nav ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
LAuGIiARLE ANECporE.

An liishman. at the house Of friend Of mine. the
aulhor Of the Spy aud the Pioneers, discovered 4
part Of the woodwork Of u chimney piece on fire.
that endangered the whole house. He rushed q,
10 his master and announced the alarming inirlii.
gence. Down / 9 u he'd with him large keiis 81
be ling water the fire. "Wtll. why don't you
put out the fire I! II can't, surr."-"Whv. fen
fool +. pour the walter uion m."-"Surr. MS hot
water, SURF. F et.-Mehoifs Of Ctalcs Ma
thews
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
We AZ. ED. ssg.

'NHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated Them.
serves together fhr the purpose of conductInp n
PUBLIC HOUSE,
nave taken the large and eommolIons brick bp1.
u'ne on Market street, leading 10 the Court House,
auu are prepared to accommodate Boarders and
''VeheIs IN manner and on TERMS which, they
matter themselves. viii prove satisfactory TO all
ne House will be furnished in The most com
'oHabe manner; their Table supplied with the best
'na the market affords; the Stable with abundance
OF pfovender and attended by experienced aud at
tentIvc Oslels.
DAVID L. BOOKER
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

Plouahs undertakings Of every descrip-
tiOn.

M McCLANAHAN & Co. aro no constantly
w MauuiacturIng, at thrlr establishment IN
the old Theatre, on the 2nd street above Planters
Warehouse, /, . aud horse Ploughs. made off ol
he McCormIck aud other patterns. Hose power
for Treshlng Machines made off OF William Helms
and Alldn's patterns. Mil Geatine and Machner,
Of every description executed IN the nearest manner
and 1T the shortest notice.
Feb. 10 IL A-wl1A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
.EEsFz GEO w.!

HAVE purchased the celebrated JACK.
n JIM CROW. He will stand the present sea
al my stable in Bedford county. one mic from
Mr.. William WhIucu's tavern. on lie Forest Road
LEADING from Lynchbnrg TO Liberty. As 10 sigour,
he is equal to any Stallion ! ever slw.-feims and
Other particulars IN due time
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
Feb 6 pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
$500 Essiga ARD.

WHEREAS, ii has been represented to me, as
w Mayor of the Corporation of B,nchbuig,
thar 90 Thursday nigh, the Goth inst, a certain
GEORGE SCOTT, who is missing, and
supposed to have been murdered on lie Toll Bridge
IN the town of Lynchburs aud throw INTO the Riv-
er, by the auth rity vested In me Mayor OF
said corporation, | do hereby offer reward Of $500
ior the apprehension of The Murderers.-And Ion
the recovery OF his body in 10 days. S25.
JOHN II. ID. PAYNE, Mayor.
Feb. 81 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
AMIR
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN. :"

, b,shed semi-peekiy fercry Monday aud ThmsdayJ at
Dollars per aaaam payabiein apaace. No subsc,ip
M vute received fora shorter period than sir months and
wH be discontinued fereept at the discretion oje
.i.,a,, ! nnfif all arreardses are paid.
lDYERTISE.KENT Siaserteaat50 ceats per square
LJ for The first Insertion and 37i cen for erery saJse
,4.s Insertion
+, s0B PRINTING erecatedacatly and erpeditioHsiy
q h. reasonable FERNS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
NO TEEg'.

REUNT & MARTIN associated with them in
Ii n business ON the Ist inst, JOHN WARD, Jr.
the business viii in fuute be conducted unJti tie
firm of MARTIN, HUNT x WARD.
Thankful lot the hbeal patronage heretofore re-
ceIved. they solicit the same ior the new firm.
Feb. 6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

for the lives of them, erians who the MIR. Andsi;
is, lhat,he co ioco Legislature has elected 10
the u. S. Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

Gen. Harrison has declined an nviiaiien to pss.
take OF public dinner at Louisville lis letter 10
characteristic Of the man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
ESQ Eass Acres QGT.aFae1.
Cash for wheat.

VyE will give The highest cash price f,r
w WHEAT. Having a Lumber House con
Yenien', can receive il with despatch.
n0RNER x WATSON.
Feb. "a t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

bill 10 abolish Imprisonment for debt has pass
ed the House oi Representatives in Indiana, BY 1
large majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

"IHE Log CABIN CANDIDATE" Is th~i homely
but apPfopuMs tte Of paper at Day,on, Ohio.
devoted TO tho support OF Gen. Harrison for the
Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
sssssxsss, Executors Sale OF ssssEsssess
&xsST ESsFa95ge E0Md. e@s~S

WILL BE SOLD Il the highest bllderon the
w Thursday. the 26h day of March ~cxr, at
the late residence Of William Frazer de, d, m
Campbell county, about TWO miles above Pocket
Ford, Saunlon river,
ESQ H.e9 Acres 0GEaF1al.
This is very desirable TRACT OF LAND
y considerable portion Of il purchased If Capt
Thomas Cdllawav 1'hr Mood Lend is very fine
Tobacco Land. The plantation is mostly in good
heart with good deal Of creek nats, well ad1p'ed
10 Meadows on Tobacco.
Yhe subscriber wll shaw tie Land to any person
wishing To WV it. or in his absence Mr. Ralph
Smith. Mr.. Charles West or Mr.. Beverly Arnold,
all of whom il a'ljeins.
Terms Of sale-a credit Of two and three years,
bond with approved security, aud The title retained
anl all the money is pad.
CHARLES ANTHONY. Executor
OF " Illtam Frazer, deed.
Feb 81 l26AIh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
Trustees sale Land.

, virtue Of Il deed OF trust executed by John
Ed Coleman to the subscriber. bearing date the
25 day Of November, 1880 and of record in The
Clerks Office o. A uhersl County Court | shall. on
Saturday, the l4lh day Of March. 1910. roceed TO
sell. to the highest bidder. Tor ready money The
pre- ises, that is say Nelson Seass residence.
the ETacf Of Land in the said deed Of trust
menioued and conveyed, lying aud beng IN the
county Of Amherst near James RIVER. Containing
about sixteen hundred acres. bounded by the land,
Of Mica ah Pendeion. Claiborne w. Couch, JOSEPH,
Dtllard and others Acting trustee shall convey
TO hr purchaser such lltle only us Is vested in me-
by the deed OF lrnst afntesaid.
ROBERT T1NSLEY, Trustee.
Feb. 90 Ham
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
E,g.S'E1 FgEs .S.gEE.

a GREEABIG to decree Of The county Cont
n ei Piusy lvania, pronoDncedat february Court,
1910, we, the undersigned Commissioners. Will sell,
To the highest bidder on the pre- .nises Monday,
the 9th Of March, 1910. the
TRACE OF LAND.
which Mai. Vincent Shelton, dec d. lately resi-
died. continuing about la0O acres.
This Tract Of Land lies on Grree's Cheek about
two miles West Of Chalk Level. and is bounded b>
the Lands oC William l.. Plnnfll, John Younger
and others. 1t is well walered, aud well adapted 10
the production of grain and tobacco. aud UNDER God
fe &c. 1t has on it good Dwelling House Barns
and other necessary Out houses
Persons wishing to view the Land, vi" apply be
fore the day of sale TO either of the undersigned.
TO VIM. l.. PanuIll, or Vincent Shelton. Jr.
TermS-Oue and Two wears credit will be given the
purchaser executing bonds with approve srcuriry.
The tile will he retained until tie bonds are pad.
Possession will be gwen rs soon rs the terms ate
,,.J, ,,t,
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,y'EE. gsT' .EFCTFO.S'!
EsN esE AEERES PHELPS, AUCf.

NN TUESDAY NIGHT the l0lh inst. viii
" resume NY NIGHT SALES of general
variety Of Dry Goods. Hardware Hats, Shes,
Boots Fancy Clouds, Jewelry, Cloths. Watches,
&c. Sc. They Will be continued regularly ever,
T'uesgou ard Friday NIGHTS during the season.
Addtrons TO the sale thankfully received, and strictly
attended to.
Dec. 3 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
[ phO9sierTnS and Paper Hanging

VE'EsOsSaVE FIEss ssHEss I sESC9' E5HtEt Fssss
'ENIlE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully il.
IL form the citizens Of Lynchburg and the sur
rounding country, that they have taken part of the
No,e on Mann street occupied by Mr. WmI Crosble,
Wy the purpose Of CARRYING the
sph0lstcring andi Paper Hanging Bu-
si1css,
"hrre they have just opened handsome assortment
OF French and American Paper HAnelngs Of the
test style and patterns. Inch they prepared to
put up at the shortest notice ard in the ncatest
manner.
,, They also make to order Feather Beds, Cured
mar aud Shuck Mattresses &c.
lbey also keep hand, Table Oil Cloth, Win
now Blinds. Carpeting, &c. &c.
PERSONS IN want OF any thing in their linc re
specially invited TO give hcm call.
c. DOGGET & Co.
A. S.-Oid Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed IN the hes, manner
Feb 81 ON
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TAILORING BUSINESS,

ia all its branches at the stand lately occupied by
lhem where he will thankfully receive and faithfully
cxecdtc all orders N his line.
He will keep constantly on hand an assortment Of
CLOTHES. ready made OF various pllces, f,om the
coarsest TO the finest quality winch will be sold as
cheap as they can be purchased in tins market for
cash. LEN ID fA6t..
Nearly opposite Messrs. Williams Victor
Feb 3ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

and ts Adzcs. Dn",ng kmyes. Goecs. &c.
Blachsmuh,' Tools VIZ; Bellows, AuyIls Nic,s
Sledecs. Scre" plaies Files Ra>ps, Steel, &c
Slddlery and Coach Makers Materials, a very cx-
teusiye assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
go E'EaEi PUBLIC.

TENHE subscriber REFORMS hs thanks In llIs friends
4 and the public gencfal:, Tor the liberal encour
a!ement recelvedby u,ela fun Of PAGE x HALL.
aud takes this method of informing them that lie IN
lends r. the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
THE BIBLE

OF all the boons God has bestowed upon
our aposta,e and orphan race, we are bound
TO say that the Bible is the noblesi aud
most precious. We bring not into compa-
rison with this the glorious sun .Ight, nor
the rich susienance which is poured forth
from the slorehouse OF the earth, though
dust, TO soar up into companlonship with
angels. The Bible is the development
of mans immortality, the guide which IN.
forms him how he may move of triumph.
aully from a contracted and temporary
scene, and grasp destinies of unbounded
enthusiastically his lifetime and iniinl
" his home. It is the record too, which
tells this rebelious section OF Gods unlim
tied empire is not excluded from our Ma
ksr's compassion; but that the creatures
who move upon lis surface, though they
have basely sepulchred in slniulness aud
corruption the magnlticence of their nature,
are yet SO dear in their ruin to him, who
formed them, that he bowed down the hea
vens in order 70 open their graves. Oh !
you have only TO think what charge would
pass on the aspect o! our race, If the Bible
were suddeuly Withdrawn, and all reuem
brance OF il swept away, aud you arrive al
some faint notion Of the worth of The 70
lume. Take from Christendom the Bible,
and you have taken the moral char BY
which alone It's population can be guided.
Ignorant Of the truth o! God, and only
guessing at their immortality, the tens OF
thousands would be as mariners tossed on
a wide ocean without a star to guide, and
without compass by which to steer. The
blue lights Of the Storm fiend would burn
ever in the shrouds and when the torna1u
rushes across the waters, there would be
heard nothing bot the shrek Of the terri
fed, and the groaus Of The departing. Ii
we're to mantle the earth with more than
Egyptian darkness il were 10 dry up the
fountain of human happiness it we're to
take life from our waters, and leave them
stagnanl, and the stars from our heavens
and leave them ~ sackclolh, aud the yer
dure from our valleys and leave them IN
barrenness Il we're 10 make the present all
reckessuess; the future all hopelessness,
the maniac's reyeIry, and the ficnd's de
light, if you could annihlaie that precious
volume which tells US Of G od aud OF Christ,
and unveils Immortality, and lnslructs III
duty aud wOos TO glory. Such is the Bible.
Prize il, We youth, and study II more
and more. Prize IT. e aged, for il leads
TO the New Jerusalem. Prize il every one
Of ye, as you are intelligent, immortal be
ings-ior It giveih understanding 10 the
simple, Bishop Heber.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06

poke; TO prevent my boots being stolen ~
&" But there was piece of chalk on the
stand, where you took them Oft"
A piece OF thunder and lightning"
said the other. ON tell YOU what, land.
lord, that wont do. The simple question
is, irhere ars my boots' | took them Off in
this house, and you are responsible for them.
That's law all over the world"
Carriage waiting" said the driver.
Let il wait" SAID the fat man. "Sup.
pose can 90 wilhou, my boots !"
Here be one pair that wer'n't marked,
SAID the black, "are them UNI"
Them um, you black rascal, why they
are an inch too short and the heels are two
inches high"
Carriage waiting, and the boa, will
leave if wait any longer" shouted the dri.
yer, While we were all 10 the carriage and
urging him 10 start.
The iaI man gasped for breath. Land.
lord, again ask, trhere are my boots n
Why-realiy, sir, ="
"Go, or not 2" said the driver.
The short man seized the unmarked boots
and strained and pulled, lill he got them on,
and groaning as though his feet were IN a
vice.
"l'll tell you what it is, Landlord, call
all these people TO wines"
Carriage starting" SAID the by.stan'
ders.
The fat man started too, and was Just get.
ting into the coach, when the black touch
ed his coat tail, saying, remember the
servant, sir :"
yes" said the other, turning around
and laying his cane over the walters head,
take that, and that, and try and see if you
can remember me, and my boots too"
After we reached the boat and for long
time, the fat man seemed lost in q revere,
looking at his new boots. once heard him
mutter-" After all, If get the heols cut
of, they won't be so very uncomfortable,
and mine did leak a ilIe."
Thus may we draw comfort from the
worst Of ills FOR what is worse than losing
ones boots when the carriage is waiting, and
the boat about to start!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
AS YOU WERE.

During the late war with Great Britain,
a dashng belle, who Is now q very kind
mother Of several children, found her pro-
gress arrested as she passed down Court,
street, Boston, by food which prevented
her passage to the opposite walk. She
paused 10 consider her situation, and anx
Iously looking toward the desired haven,
when az honest tar, ~ith canvass hal, and
blue ribbon inscrbed-u. S. frgaie Con.
slIiution, bore up and reconnoitered her
position. Nnhout any apology or ceremo
ny, he encIrcled her waist with bis muscu.
lar arms, and wading knee deep through
the water, landed lady sensitive on the
opposite shore More seXed than grateful,
our belle cuFled her pretty liz, and said
e" YOU are an impudent fellow, sir" Delay
that my dear, SAID Jack, III make you fast
again. Setting the action to the word he
lifted Dor a sc cond Nmc, and re forded the
stream, placed safely again where be frs,
found her, observing with good natured
laugh - And you love your mooriDg so well
hearty, smoke my binncle but you may lay
at auchor there. The above is true. The
lady has grown ser and less sensitive since
this lecture on squeamishness was read to
her, aud she frequently amuses her friends
by relating the anecdote.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
sHEsCEEE.F.E'E1ES.
GRATITUDE


~ --'--~s = '"s if'ncn army 10
-',' ~'..'''' 7A'os' h17sia' fehcn
-''.'''' "'''.'' s'',lin5 Il Tue suburbs OF
,'-1' D7-'1 CITES o. distress IRON d Asase'
-''- ''''e''''s - ascertain me cause. he i9aod
WI ''-.7'' e. yea 10 P.anis' eld Ill
81" gu ''" ana d young s.'' VINO
1'F'-''o '''' Oh. .'.'1'''aI.S' lie instant
" '"'''''''D '''5 'I1'lo1@'-' not beng 'u,
~''1'0 ~ '''''t '''I ''ef prey proceeded
1--WE a"- we C''0he' Wis "aa al eA-
7''s''' :" u '''''~a 'l'- Two o. ms a=sai. ants
''- y" '''' 'r''' 1''' GROVE i"e oiHef IRON
'''' "o1's '9'efs'y "OlAoed' he himself re-
-'''9o ','I' s.lsh' WOUNDS end q bail grazad
'N' us ''O 's" aia ms daHgh'ef
''-'' 'D ''ef ''a'@s' aud the Colo
,''' a. '1e' request made Their house his
N'aa f-4''e's WINE bis regiment remained
4. -" una 20 'os return o. the remnant
q 'ns / 'eoeH army oppressed with fatigue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
9 WHERE ARE Wy BOOTS "

4 Baltimore correspondent Of the Boston
Daily Advertiser gives the following &C.
count Of some Of his experiences co the
road .-
The erea, Wing Convention, which is
10 assemble here al GeA; week, bids fair to
be better attended than any convention ever
attend d IA this country. Macy Of the pub
he houses between this and Boston are lit
orally full, aud yesterday, OF our arrival at
Pbta1-lphia, the cars for Baltimore con.
tanned, ! vas told, four hundred passengers.
The fact Of there being 50 much travelling,
just al this time, will serve for an excuse
Tor many luCouyeniences which tue " ,eay.
turing 81 nus. suffer. As We we're about
leaving the hotel at Philadelphia this NOR,
nng, there was some delay from passcn
ger III the thrd story. Pretty soon W.
heard a sharp alteration up Stairs, follow
ed by the appearance Of short, fat man
~iiha red face, who preceded a negro with
an arm full of boots. The short ia, man
hobbed to Tue bar, aud in a sort Of ominous
whisper, as though he took great cred; for
not being Ia towering passion, said
" Landlord, where are my boots ?"
" Why, really, sir, what number were
hey7"
d" What has that TO DO with it, said the
at man, beginning to get excited. at
.ont know the number; | believe they ,
'ere :, With low heels and pegged. (
" All, you mistake, what is the number
i your room 2"
Forty five"
And d'd ypp put the number on your
.ools, when you took them OFF,
What have to DO with marking boots
u you think / carry bottle Of ink in nv
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
POETRY.
WHEN THIS OLD HAT WAS NEW.

When this Old la, WIS new, the people used to say.
t4c pest among the Democrats was Harrison ans
Clay
The I.ocos nov assume the name, title most un-
trae,
And most unlike the.r party name, when this Old
hat was new.
when tais Ola hltw new, Van Bnren was a Ted,
Al enemy to every man, who labored for his
bread,
Ana il be people q New ork have kept their
records true.
lie voted against the poor mans rights, when this
cid be. was rev.
When this old hat was new, Buchanan was the
man
Bes, fitted in the Keystone State, to lead the Fed.
raj clan.
lie sworo If Democratic blood should make lis
veins loo lus
He'd cure them by rAle5o.omy hen this old hat
was new.
When tins OLD LA, was noa, Ctwas eighteen hua.
bred eleven
Charles Ingersol did then declare, by al Iii. hopes
of heaven,
Had he been able to reflect, he'd been tory true.
Aud never have thoggL;.ta roqroaca,' when tAIs
oil lat VAS new.
When this OLD hat was new, Of Richard Rush
twas said
T. agpre well aaoag the isas, he wore 5laeA
oooksie,
Deny tn. Los7s, # yog please, for every word is
true.
knew full vel oil Di.ky Rush, when this old
LAT was new.
When this cd hat vas new, tie Senator from
Name.
Destroyed by ire an eaazy, t inmos,ag.se his
name.
TIE sagy WAS Mad.saa's # common fame be
S. Rsasi Williams vas I'd. when t-s old Ia:
was new.
When this Cd ba, was nea, twas il tie Granite
stats,
Tia. Hsary Ha5ss,i asked each .ava to sand
GelsEa.e
To nee, n council a, the t-a.a when Fe5s.a ta
blue,
ll.ss Hartford lsaA Ike indigo. when tbs e.4
4-tw-s new.
When tals cid la: was asv, sam -ea!.maa ID
declare
Taa =aoa.l solder efcss tho Lines. lie hoped
L-5 perish there.
A1- .ssvs his bones IL Canada te: enemies 20
EeT'
So a--4 s5s his Democracy, when tbs cid bat
v-s rev.
g-aa t4.s oil IA, was aea, Ole G57amor Fro.
vest.
--s States .ar2as5, al .a. bead 81 numerous BIZ.
l.,4 host,
-.a1 ua.a. ys Isc9z, via: I'D Martin Ca.ae1.
cel .aea ia.
I..s Gr.s= Mountain Ba-s taas.t When t-.s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
NOTICE.

TENIlE subscriber having qualified as adm,
q traitor on the estate Of Asher Jones, deed +.
quests all persons having claims agains, sa3 .
ceased TO present them properly authentcss.
within the time prescribed BY law, or this ~ /,
will be plead IA bar; aud as bis affairs !. N,
such state as 10 render 1t impossible 10, M :
ascertain sho are indebted 10 the estate, be hc,,,
there Is any enc indebted u II they vill h,,. i.
honesty to rake it kuown 70 as 10 enable H.
pay the debts.
THos. J, HoLToS
May -, lsio.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
lost bu .TEUiE

I'D BETWEEN Charlotte n. c. and Kanawha
ED c II. Va the right hand half of Twenty
Dollar Note, Of the Bank Of the United States, pay.
able to John +. Maddux or order, Office of Dis
count and Dcposite ia Natchcz, dated June sth
l.. Marsham, President. The letter was mailed
1899, and Ne. ass. Tho. Henderson, Cashier,
lbou, tue 10Th Of February, 1887.
SOPHIA JONES.
May II, 1910 3g1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
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"A HAN z on hand al tins time, seg1ral Cary
III ails. Jumpers, GaFyhccs, und ,
well finished sulkieS, one Of which Is yety
fine, and am continually putuug up "arh 10 the
above line, Gentlemen wishing 10 buy would do
well to call and sec for themselves as good terms
will be given them
All kinds Of REPAIRING done as hsrct3l6re
2 doors below the Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Seyenth.strcet.
WM L. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, July 7, 1910 ar