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THE LAST SAD CEREMONY.

Our citizens, yesterday morning, render
ed their last honors to the earthly remains
of their late friend aud fellow.citzen, WIN.
HENRY HARRISON. The hearse which
bore the body from the residence of Col
Taylor to the steamboat that conveyed 1t
to North Bend was preceded by the Com
pany of Dragons and the several Military
Companies which arrived from he LOUIS
vile Encampment in time to join IN the pro-
cesson, and followed by relatives and per-
sonal friends of the deceased, by tie Com
miltee which had brought it from Wash.
inslon, the Committee Of Forty which had
been appointed to make arrangements ior
the obsequies, the City Council, Officers
and Soldiers of the late War, Judges and
Officers of the Superior and Common Pleas
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GD1rlntGR !
Thursday, July 30, Isin.

We are authorized to announce B. OATES,
ESQ.,, as candidate for reelection to the office
Of Clerk of Mecklonburg County Court, at the
next election.
Charlotte, April l, lail.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
T. ALEXAN DER, jun, as Candidate for the
Office Of County Court Clerk
APri 8, 1871.
We are authorized to announce JENNINGS
b. KERR, ESQ., as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Clerk Of the Superior Court.
APrii ~, 1871.
ELECTION TIE 5TH OF AUGUST.
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uN&Ep STATES BANK.

AT the time that the United States Bank
was created, there were 30 members of the
Convention that formed the Constitution Of
the United States in Congress, and only 6
voted against it. Does not this speak vo-
Tunes? Only G out of 90 voting against
a measure which the would-be politicians
Of the present day pronounce TO be uncon-
s,iiulional. Surely the men who framed
the Constitution, knew lis powers. II any
set of men understood its limitations and
checks those who gave it to the country
certainly did. Mr.. Madison was opposed
for several years to the Bank, but finally
sanctioned one. Mr.. jefferson, the great
apostle of democracy, gave his sanction to
the law for the establishment of branches
in the different States. John c. Calhoun
voted for the bunk of 1916. Where then
was the chiyalry of South Carolina slum-
5ering7 Where then were the fierce spi-
rits that crave aud madden round the
landl' We strongly suspect that John
ny's scrupIes and the scruples of Johnny 5
stall arise from squirting towards the
Presidency.
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q TIE GAG

The locofoco faction in Congress, after
rcsortng without scrupe to every expedi-
ent that was possible, TO delay and obstruct
the passage of any measure of relief, have
at last been checked in their career Of evil
and mischief. Why does not Congress do
its duty1 Why do the Wings not act when
they have the majority Why do they run
the nation to such an expense and do ne
thing Such has been the language OF ev-
cry loco that you could meet. 1t has been
echoed from the "Globe," and rc.echoed
from the " Enquirer every loco foco
sheet has caught the sound even down to
the little "ioint stock " Jeficrsonian. The
Wing majority have at last become weari-
ed with the schemes and articles resortcd
to by the minority, and have shaken off the
shaekles, and 10 "The Gag is applied !
When the lntcrminable speech hes of the To-
cos are no longer permitted upon the floor
of Congress, the freedom of speech is vi
olated blood and thunder What terri
BILE "storm in the kettle" We are afraid
that the poor things may hurt somebody.
DR.. VIM. McNeven, the celebrated Irish
patrio, and friend of Emmett, died at New
Ynrk on the nth instant aqed 70.
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The Absorbing Topic. --We learn from
Washington, says the Baltimore Patriot,
of Thursday, that at an informal meeting
of the Wing members of the House o!
representatives, held at the Capitol, the
attendance being unusually full, on Tues.
day evening, the Committee on the Cur.
rency were requested to report to the
House Bank Bin, similar to Mr.. Clay
proict, and particularly as regards the
branching power. There was only one
disscntient voice in the meeting .-Pcters
burg latelligeacer.
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delivered by the Students on Tuesday the 10th Au-
gust Parents, Guardians, and all who are friends
Of the Institution are especially invited to attend
ROBT. G, ALLISON.
Charlotte, july %, 1911. t45
Ii7The Fall Session of this Academy will com
menco the III, of October next r. G. A.
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LIFE OF MR.. MONROE.

Mr.. Governor is engaged in writing
the life of Mr.. Monroe. Possessed of ma
ny valuable papers relating to public events
for the last so years, the work will doubt
less be interesting.
The following in an extract:
"When MIR. Monroe was minister from the
United States at Paris, and when Gen. La Fay
cite was confined in the Prison at Olmutz, by
the Emperor Of Austria, information was brought
him, that Madame La Fayette, the Generals
wife. was thrown into prison, and no doubt in
few days would follow the fate of her mother and
grand mother at the guillotine. Mr. Monroe
alone could save her, and as Paris was then in
the hands Of the mob, it could only he accom-
plshed by arousing the sympathies Of the people.
The destruction of life had been such in every
state of society where opulenoe was psrceptible,
that TO avoid certain death, all luEuries and
splendor were laid aside; and the wealthy, IN
stead ef riding in their equipages, either walked
or rode in the miserable vehicles Of the city.
alt therefore created great sensation when
the splendid equipage of the American Minis
,er's carriage appeared at the gate Of the Prison.
and his lady informed the keeper that she had
come to see the wife of Gen. La Fayette. Such
a call at such time was like electricity. The
news spread in all directions, and before Mrs
Monroe drove from tho Prison, thousands had
collected around her carriage, ard the feslngs
elected by the meeting of two such females in
such situation, arrested tho axe of the execn-
toner and eventually set the captive free. The
feelings of Col Monroe cannot be realized dur
ing tho absence of his wife. lie cnuld not ac-
company her, as that would have counteracted
tbe feclinuS he knew uust be ayakenpd to save
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of John
IA II, Hood, deed. are requested 10 come for.
ward and make payment; and those having claims
against said estate are requested 10 present them
for settlement. or this notice will be plead IN bar
of their recovery.
JOHN II. HOOD, ! Ereca.
THO. o. HOOD, { tors.
Jalg 2S, ls4i, ya6
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CONSTITUTIONAL scRUPLEs OVER

CONSlllO lONAL SCkUFLES OVEN.
COEE.
The Committee on the Currency in the
House Of Representatives it is expected
will present bill similar to that Of Mr..
Class in the Senate, for establishing Fis-
cal agent. Some friends of Bank hay-
ing constitutional scruples TO such plan
as Mr.. Clay proposes. Mr.. Bolts of Va.
intends Offering the following amendment,
which will no doubt make it acceptable to
all parties.
"~hat the corporation my establish coDpe-
tent Sfices Of discount and deposlte in any Dis.
trict or Territory Of the United States or in any
State that shall not express its dissent thereto at
its fist session after the passage of this act, or
wherever Congress may deem it necessary and
proper for carrying into execution the powers
yestel in the Government by the Constitution,
and SHALL by law, direct the same"
This seems to be happy idea says tue
correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot, and
it employs the precise language of the Con.
stitution, and cannot be objected by the
President; and at the same time reserves
to Congress- the power to establish branch
es without the consent Of the States, when,
as Ahe Constitution says, it becomes neces.
safy and proper.
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@We are requested to state, thai the
RI. Rev. Bishop Ives viii preach in Chat
lotte, on Wednesday the 4th day of Au-
gust next.
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fajrrfeat Diplomatic APpointments.-.We
learn from Washington, says the same paper OF
Saturday, on undoubted authority that the fol-
loving nominations have been made to the Sen
ate w the President of the United States:
Elan. Edward Everett of Massachusetts, Min.
isterto England
ca c. s. Todd, of Kentucky, Minister 10
Russia,
Hin Daniel Ssnifer of Maryland, Minister TO
Austia.
Tie N. Y. Star says that Professor Ingraham
an atthor Of celebrity, has received the appoint
ment of Secretary of Legation to the Court of
Spa,. lie is fine Spanish as well as English
schohr.
tits reported at Washington, that Waddy
Thompson, late member of Congress from South
Carolina, is to be appointed Minister TO Mexico.
--Pdersburg Inteiligeneer.
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The operation of the rule of the House
limiting the speakers to one hour, works
admirably. The speeches are more con-
donsed and of6ciive--the Hall is nore full
" neonded-thc House in kept on the Qoi
vice, and business goes on with unusual ia
cility. It is, indeed great discovery.
The people will approve it, and both par
ties will, in the end, find ii a happy rule
1t saves time, space, labor, passion, money.
The newspapers will be thankful for short
speoches-they will be more generally
published and read, and the readers will
think much better of their authors
!" Brevity is the soul Of wit A man of
education and good sense will speak with
precision and brevity. Its the empty head
ed and weal,minded who are verbose. Con-
densation is an evidence Of talent-the
opposite is a sign of shallowness. Mr.. j.
c. Clark, of n y, is entitled to the credit
of proposing a rule like the one we have
alluded to, at the beginning of the goth
Congress, and Mr.. Warren, of Georgia,
and Mr.. Holmes. of S. C. viii ENJOY the
merit of having successfully revived it.
MddiSoa,dn.
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Charlotte Male Academy.

FEVHE Annual Examina-
Il ton of the Students
OF this Institution will conf
mence in the Presbyterian
Church, on Monday the 9th
A,,t n,r,,a a,sn
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We have laying on our table {says the
South Western Georgian, of the 9th inst.)
an open boil Of Cotton, of this years growth,
which is we'll motured. This boil was
handed US several days ago. The Cotton
crop through this section, Notwithstanding
the injury it received in the early part of
the season, is, we believe, generally very
good; and the corn crop one of the best
ever known.
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DR.. VIM. McNeven, the celebrated Irish
patriot and friend of Emmett, died at New
York, on the 18th instant, aged ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-15
SUNDRIES.
CARRIAGES AND FREIGHT
TUANSYLyANIA UNIVERSITY.
~ -.--- ~. -.--- ~ w

TAyUE LECTURES IN this Institution, commence
as usual ON the first Monday IA November &,
ana close on the last o February.
TUE FACULTY CONSISTS or
BENZ. W DUDLEY, NJ ID, Professor Of Anaia.
10y and Surgcry.
JAMES NJ BUSH. ". d. Adjunct Professor Of
DO
JAMES T.. CROSS. NJ. r., Professor Of Ins,i.
tuies aud Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT. NJ. D, Professor u
Theory and Practice.
w m. RICHARDSON VI d.. Professor orO
ffrtr.cs a. Diseases ofW1m-n and ChilIrrn.
THOS -. MITCHELL. ~ D.. Professor OF
AIIteda Medica aud Therapeutic
ROBERT PETER, NJ ID. Professor ofChcm.
i-try aud Pharmacy.
The cost Of fall course Of Lectures is si0J.
PAYABLE in advance. in notes Of go1d and solvent
Bank. of the Staics whence The up,ls come Tho
Mlrcu'ltion and Library ticket IS g f. ana tho Dis.
sectiuy ticket SO Gudunupy Foe, $50 BlarI
ing md lodging. tiucl aud lighis ncludcd) ifom
s. JOtos3 pcr week. BY order.
THOMAS d. MITCHELL NJ. ID.
Lexington. Ky. jun ~ Dan # farui'y.
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Book and Job Printing.

- The Publisher Of the Wheeling TiUes and
Advertiser has inst received large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York aud BI,ti-
more. comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast There; aud somo OF which are not q be found
IA any office West Of Ihe Mountains. With a spa
ii BUS Office, experienced wOrkmen, aud new male
rails, he is prepared to execute every kiud Of
&als, 2p,e.s 2pdmtnq,
IN the finest style and al The shortest notice
~ steam Boat Bills Posters, HludbiIls, &c. rrru-
ted al an hours notice. may 3
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swNyERLy INSTITUTE"

TE7uE ninth Term OF tHs Institution VIII com.
monec 1n Monday. tHe l.l instant. I1r rh7
Instruction of Male 1Hi Female pupils D.. N
SulTu OF hIaIcHusrfts, viii take charge of irc
Institution i1 place ct Nr " Cunningham r.s
present Principal From bis long experience ns
Teacher BOZ tHe Eastern States and DOS determination.
o promote ils Moral as we'll ls Literary advance
mcnt of bis pupils. Mr. homes d 90 this Institution
VIII continue to receive ifs usual liberal patronage
Tuition from SO Co $40 per term .fcIcyeu weeks.
o. ~ SMITH
South Wheeling. June tO.Isu-tvs
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3NORE POSITIVE PROOFS Of 1hc efficacy

5TORE POSITIVE PROOFS. Of Shc efficacy
1Fh of DR.. IIariich's Cum.1u Strlustheuiur
and German Ayertu; PiIr.
Allegheny. Jan also.
To DR. H1Iilcl.'s Agcu,-~.r. J wish 90 s.ata
for the benefit # those who may be Athlete "a,
That DIR HarhCh's Pills haze entirely cutoa me OF
EysIcssla, Of which have been afflicted for
many years / used both kinds, the Apercut
anu strength. ming. and / am CONSTRAINED 90 say.
,Hat 'Hry ore valuable discovery, and act upon
ne system muddy, but very CiisCtublly. 1 found
cnus" denomination r1 Tho rutf1ce aud -
SHthS'htn the weak mach and increase ~
lovers. Ahe Agrueut PiIIa are the best cathar-
TIC ever used. ! arm confident an Byeprutirg
would 90 well Co make immediate fr.aI ANA bs
relieved; Any one can cal. af .uy house and b,
satisfied Of the obOEu az pleasure.
DAVID r Pep
\ u Tho original Ccvtf cate .lav hr ISL. 81, ,l.
cffice Of the "Spiut of jae Tines" FOR .,r ....
No 80, North Eighth Street.
AlsoEy JOHN FISHER
M % Wr.,lr.u \,
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WHEELING POST nFFIcR.

NEW MAIL ARIA No J. NE NTS |
GREAT NAIL.
From Fast arrives ai q o'clock, A. NJ
To Wet departs aI . o'clock. s. NJ
From West, arrives ai u o'clock. \. VI.
TO Last. departs 40 g O'clock a. NJ
Northern OF Seu5ouyI.le Mail, Arrives ~ 30 !
minutes after NJ anal departs AT ha.facr one, Z. NJ /
except on Sundays.
North Western ur Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays. !
Thursdags AMI Saturdays at -, NJ. Departs Mon .
days. Wednesday, and Fridays. at ] o'clock. p. ~.
Southern or Marietta NlIL arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays. 40 O'Clock p VI. Departs Mondays a
Fudays at jo.cl1ck, a. NJ.
WO0isirld Mail arrives Wcry THURSDAY 9oclJck
A. ST. Departs every Monday, 3 o'clock, r. VI.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
audslturlav. at J ! O'Clock. A. Ill Dcpars same
days ut O'CLOCK T.. ~
Marraniyvn Mail arrives. Tuesday, o'clock T.
"; Departs wednesday. 6 O'Clock, A. ".
Letters intended l1r ihe morning nails shonld be
deposited by o'clock. iu lh- morning
Inland postage oifsrasH letters must be iuvaria.
bly, paid.
Office open a, q O'Clock, M.
T. S. The office opens ou Sundays after lbe pre-
psrltro1 oftHc Eastern mail which viii be- usually
90 BALI after uiua A. NJ. AMI remain ugCu ONE
HOUR June DO
HUARDW AHE,-HENRY T. NORRIS. bias
u n irrt received from Jlc East fresh supply
.HAHJNARE. CUTLERY, So. which L..al.s.
pose 90 sell ol low icrms fJr cash or tJ guucluaI
customers.
Haus g. Dar'rg'e Scyfhcs.
ly.ry md Err, lah'o knives.
W.drlr. 81 fl1sfeuuUIHa Ptusuivrs.
Carpenters Patent Knob Socks
German Silver aad BrittHIa Spoons,
Percussion Caps ADD Guu Locks.
EU'f hinges and W0odscrews;
IIIftd urups. Eifa sc.
Main CO. corner of Market AI--
NWTILLIsON on THE CATECHIsM.
w An example of Plain Cltcchising. upon tle
Assembly, Shorter Cltocb.sm. by tle Rev John
Wilson, Minister OF the Gospel n Dundee For sale
r. the Bookstore of JAS. A. INGRAM.
Jun 10 no l2l, Main ST.
/ WyIsIIEH'S gATECUIsM.-The Yves.
/ ~ minister Assembly, sb1rC. Jltechfsm. cvs
/ claimed. by way ut Question nod Answer Iu ty,
r,rft The fourth philadelphia edition. Fpr slI.
/ nj The bookstore Of JAS. a INGRAM
/ anI no l2l Main So
ETEWVINGs.-lOb 5ls Baltimore NoI Her
rnys Just received and for sale bow BY
IIy 27 VI REILLY.
4 DvSgOIITION.- r5rauuersh-p hero
fliors existing under tIa firm nl j. g. Har
651r a. Co was dissolved J1 tbc Oh inst. by mu
tu1I consent And all business of tho im will b
settled By J. C. Harbour only
| ,,4g1Q g. HARBOUR
m.r % Wa NOBLE
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ATOTICE no ALL WHOM IT MAY cos.
~ Germ TUa books of Joseph s. Lowry H1..
aE boon placed BOB mT bonds nr rha benefit of Hr.
Creditors therefore notify aI rrrHrs indebted s
h.n. 'J COLI Hu .f HrIrr rl0 Gl#f try OF Jolly suI
I..E" payment. a- longer H#H.r.ur. rrruuf Uu
.Frn AN persons having r.H.us rr1Infr salI
lowry viii please present tI.n Er settlement
.uun lu Vs. T. HENLEY
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NRY-coons ar AUCTION

DRY GOODS At AUCTION large
\ a. good assortment ofdry goods &C., viii bc ui
t.rrd at plbltc sale on "Wednesday june lob.
Composed Of ready made summer r.oHing. splerr
DID fgd and plain silks, chiuiz. clllcoos. mHsIrs,
Linen sheeuur Iush Linens, Casslnetfs, Cl2ih,
Dress Handkerchief shlwls. assorted HyNcry, So.
per Linen drilhuEs Sc.
Making Of stock of goods. from which country
merchants and families may secure their summon
supplies.
Terms Of elloN ali sums under sl0. cash. under
ESQ 4 months credit. over so 6 months credit pur-
chaser giving negotiable notes with gl1d enj1rters
fpl1ce Of salo) The room lately occupied BY piuH-
kru 9 Miller. doors y Of corner Main a. Union sis
sale paqifivc Oh commence at9 o'cipck A VI.
BRADY. SuWVER a CuAPIINE.
-r3 II Trustees
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CITY or WHEELING, I


S'OIItE ., hereby given, mat tho aascssmoni q
= the w1lcr rents has been completed and re-
turned ali persons therefore using the NaJcr from
The City Wzi,s WORKS. are warned 10 call upon
Ihos Hughes EeI Treasurer of the City. aui pay
the rent assessed i1rlhe Use Of sad water, before
The 1t day Of June next un which day ;Lc ls, II
all persons falling io 10. Will be placed in the
hands Of the Sergeant OF the City for collection.
with the addition Of TEN per ccnrum PENALTY
for such failure. JAMES 5. WHEAT.
may 3 CLERK Of the CIV
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1Iieant Argus publish I mOntn.
SpERNI OIL

STEPHENSON d GNRWOOD have been ap.
~ pointed agents iu Wheeling. Tor the sale Of
Rev l. ,oyrrs' BALM OF IIFEl 50 celebrated
Throughout HocasiCm cities for lhc cure Of Dsrascs
Of NE L1Hss. We cordially recommend tins meJ,-
cine 10 our readers being he best possible remedy
they can any where obtain .Or coughs LONG standing
colds. consumption az - 5gcigisJH stare &c. &c.
The BALM or LIFE j. highly recommended
by the most taifHiei PhysioiasS-uscd in the most
intelligent families IA our country. and every whore
hailed by the afflicted, as the grcqeu Il Blessings
Read pamphlets 10 be had OftIo agents.
Eahg
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&ACKINGBOFTONS Constantly on hand an
~ Tor sale by j. &. HARBOUR a. co
mas l2T Market Stree
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LIST or LEsrrEnS

n y EMAlNlNC ia the lIheeliRg Post office. May
E-e2y 3lsi. Persons calling cor letters ia the fol-
lowing list will please say they are adyeItisod.o
therwise tAey may not receive them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-15

Ihe Banks marked par are reCev. on drpO.
site at the banks IN tins city. Those banks mark.
cd are not purchased.
DIlID
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4 toFFEE.-lO bags Rio coffee,
~ 3 do Pepper
do Al,spirc.
Ghosts Gun Powder Tea
chests Imperial Tea.
chests Tyson DO.
chests Young Iiyson ID.
Received auc for sale low l1r cash.
may Is los. REILLY.
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MANJFACrORN.
NO. l-9 Market ; .uaro, Third door North Of Mar
~. Ni'N. WHEELING, "a.
4 NN'tIi O. DUfFIEID. take this early OPP
- p'''W,iy OF informing the public that they
80, 49,. OF, pea an entirely new establishments "a
W auiESALE or RETAIL
CIV auU 2ti articles usually found IN establish
mehts 'i The same kind. Corner krtfl,s ,ns,s.
ut'hE rom one gallon 90 two thousand ~. No.
toSetucr WIN c'Crv ware % On the TIN and So,
AIon ware Line Will uc made 90 order
Also Steam Boat work % ryeyy J,.c-.-,.-
MADE IN the most durable maUuel md ~ -
shortest notice Metallic Roofing of CONN., ,:
or zinc Will BE- done. 0'f-'' ''H
~ ne prupuCtOrs have every confidence in o. 90
ao!itf 10 render perfect satisfaction 10 then en-.
toners. '' 49,
The senior IN the firm has been engaged for
EcaTiy Two years IN an extensive Tin and sheet
iron are eStgbii HuCut ID this CITY; and N. H.
NOR pasiECr for thirteen years past has been en-
pi"yed DO Col Geo Duity' establishment AT " hlch
more copper work has been done during thar
ItIIoG uan AZ al, other shops IN the CITY together
Repairiu ne .u copper, tin, aud sheet IRON prompt
~ attended 60.
Our cougtry friend may do well by giving rs 4
can before they purchase clsCw here.
As mo times are extremely hard we are Grfrr-
lnlEgd u sell M the very lowest gTicc for cash
Oid copper Brass and Pewter will be received
IN exchange for all kinds Of ware, Call and seq
us SIN <
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UPTON puEFirLu


COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MNNUFACrORY
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-10

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
On the Clancery side of the Circuit
Court, of the County Of Holmes.
APRIL TERM, A. d. 1S4l.
John s. Robertson, ct al Compl''',
Joseph M. CardozO, ct al. Defen'ts.
Upon opening the matters of this
" bill, and itappearing TO the salts
faction ofth court, that the defendants
John Lehr, the unknown heirs OF Jas
s. Goodwin, William M. Hewes,
Hamilton NJ. Wright, J T. Harrington
and his wife, are not inhabitants OF
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process OF
this court cannot be executed on them,
therefore; il is ordered, that unless
the said defendants shall appear before
said court at the court House IN said co.
on The third Monday in Oct. next, and
plead, answer, or demur TO said bill OF
complaint, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, as to
them, and such order and decree made
therein as said court may deem equit-
able ard just. 1t is further ordered,
that copy of this order be inserted in
the Lexington Union, once a week for
two months excessively.
II. MORTON, elk.
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