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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

VIRClNIA-is cHAscERY-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court ofL,v
and Chancey for the county Of Ohio. in the month
Of March l64l.
henfy Duh"ns' Complainant.
against
William n Riddle. JamoS N Ridiie and WilJougbbv
w Lane. late partners. in business under the s,m
name. md style Of " Riddle, & Co. and Franci.
c Campbell. D,fendan,.
The Defendants william " Riddle and Jane. N
N'ddle' not having entered their appearance, and Civ.
en- security according 10 the act Of assembly ana The
Fnlesof this court. aud 10 appearing by .,,isGrc,o,v
proof That they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. on motion Of the eomplainamis by counsel. !,
. rdefed That the said defendants DO appear here ON
the hui day ri The beIt term Of this court. and an.
swer the eomplainanf's bill. and that a copy ofthis or.
der he forthwith inserted in some M newspaper printed
IN the city Of Wheeling for Two months snccessivelv
and posted at the front door Of the Coun HOUSE of O.
hio county. A copy ieste.
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NELsoN. for Cornpt. mari is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

PoETsy sgTTEaF1iD Voh rHAs BYEoes On one
occssiOn. James smith was well paid ~ = Diains er.
srtion Of hs muse Et. having 0et NJ q dinner pany
The late 4r sirahsn. hex Uf . ptnior. then suHrripg
yrfh gsss aed odd sgs. thOugh hs intellectual Gcul.
tees renauaed nDinpaifed. be sent Lim the nsu mOfo.
the Glio~isgj sS fsgrit
"Youf lever innis seem'd az from stout
when last 7 saw you walk
The cause presenhy hnnd cot,
when you began o. ialk
The possr that prps the b0dy's length
81 duePrsp gtfsn aIroad,
10 y0u mounts upwards end The strength
AZ settles in the head
rLss eumpimeni proved - hirhly acceptable 90 hs
- gend-man. asst be mads an immediate oOdicilt'
b. sill by Wbich be bequesihsd the wnisT he sun
81 ihfes d.oussnd pounds since the days Of sinna-
ssnus % my BE- Questioned whether any baTd hos been
.noss bbsfal,y temunefaied Cor ~ esual nusbef 4
lInss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

R,as AigisrE-The French Government seem. IN
h. taking SERIOUS measures for the colonization Of Al
gera. The now governor, Gen. Bugsaud. has ,aken
Tor he nssiio. snss 81 siairo. lfihs plan should be
crowned ufA success. % viii be a most i1apyrtapt
event Tor Europe ~ general. fr Algeria will take in
ne surplus population 81 the whole continent, anI a.
lord . new market ff commerce. A skilfuil Swiss
agneult0rst has just aads the tour of Algeria. b.
rb.Dse aspot tf a Hslvouan cOlouy Of three thslsanh
al hH couniymen-each 81 whom - provided with a
small capital. All that be ssks " The French cabinet
o. 90 provide houses fer tkem 90 heir arrival. n.
seems % have hEed upon Bona. In The direction Of
ihhhpeTdle. TITS colony would be- followed bv q
suai.ar gut ~ tho rich valley u Ssssaf a seuaio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

ton oil Tnnisin'rni, u,'i series bat 10 harden IN.
heart. Ia steel II against all other currecuvss. d,.irx.
ing oil vosiige that selEtcsp.ci. tha, " silst n r.m,,n.
leaves ron W hope ior reformation Again the drum.
mer rroc--ds. tse stroke - repeated again and .y,,,.
the cord. OF The lash become glued together with hu.
man gore they are separated by the fingers OF the .re.
cutioner being pressed through them, IN snty -fy. lash.
% are given. and a fresh lrumrner takes IA. stand
AS yet no murmur Las escaped the prisoner: nausb,
save the conclusive workings ofthe acsh. a, m, Gait
eatthe'r way to the bone. beirsys the torture he i.
enduring the lash again ascend. and /, snap of deem
heart-sickening anguish escapes the victim. IA. h,.l
nsm the tipo the right shoulder down h. the wai.t. IN
. aiagofi"a line' and siose sI inches in breadth. i.
nov nee IRON aeshi yet noi half tho punishm.n, n.
inh'ctcdi still the drummer prvc.eda .,iled yn,,,,s ~
agony are now distinctly heard from the prisoner; he
s<gs q little water; 70 is furnished him a., 81
torture proceeds uaiil the v:ct,m !. ahno., 49,,
with Pain; hiseries for mercy and parlon are h.o,a Il,
over The neighoorhosd; but here il no mercy. no No.,
don for him, par
-Dioa ia sailt
10 psnish the example. not the quill"
Aad Tor examples sake he must suffer. The nun
Ishnenf pi"ceeds; nj every twenty 6y. L,.h.- r,
drummer nkos his stand. Bat xby $500 80
dwell upon THIS airocious mode ofcorrectios .v,,r
The scene az length draws 20 a cluse. ,ha -.
unbound. and with 4 spirit brok ON hy \ co. arh"-
and irreparable degradation. he is removed o., ,n
h"sp'aioi ue hssiment there TO drag out 4 . ne,
Nht~s waning anu suIefipp
A month had elapsed from IN. eL,~c 20 A.. l..
scene. anil a Military hand was seem To sane fc,u
The Hospital OF the Garrison. playing the Dead M,rcI
IN saul. followed Thy q rarty Of military. with ..ru1
reversed proceeding. with slow and solemn ,,.p:j
colin. covered by q long black poll. and orns by
party Of unarmed soldiers. on the top Of The colh, wa
placed o soldiers -Shako"-ihe Procession took tn
direction Of a neighbonng Churchyari. where \ gry
hau already been prepared 10 receive its yietim-
tns party reached Its side. and the coffin is placed o
ue mound OF fresh earth. the service OF the dead
ended by the Chaplain Of the Garrison. and tbe mil
iary prepare To do the last honers ca To- the decease
soidier-every thing 10 still. sayo the "readyr' ..pr,
sent OF the commanding officer. and the quick. .har
report of each 'volley'' until the third one IN. bee
discharged. The Band once more ,ake,tbe lead. m
drums sir'ke up the party take up the step. To. -Oi,
me nils and Tar away" and naught m,re 10 though
Of young Brown. whom they IN .e Just depos,tel i
his hong home. with Military honors" in. hi
whom they "a"eged To death" q short time befor
a N'e'Iu at once 70 Inismperaneo and Military diseiI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

AccfDEST--The rigging of Inc Chester Pack,
was considerably injured on Saturday morning ~ NOR.
hing 40 the river, by coming IN contact with a bry
lying ~ anchor IN the stream.
OniVoUs-The wife ola zcalDns sdvocate for the
election oi General HnrnsDn. who resides IN ward n
presented hor husband this NJ ,rning. with tvv, Li..a
Ing daughters ~ the fret fruits u the new ndmini.
. stron-BorOa Nsr. Jour
A17Hai tad-i,v. Ellsworth. II Connecticut IN,
appointed Friday. The 9th Of April. as a day n fasting
Humiliation and prayer
me Vaiueoilhe manufactured brought ~ he Pres
ident steamship. 10 SAID ~ b. equal M GOD ooot A.
which she was obliged 10 refuse 300 t,os or
"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

An ErdmPle W'rhy Of Iniiahon-we vc.,.,I,.
a letter rum an old sieadGast friend n ,uh.
se'iper To this journal, enclosing len dollars, f.r which
ne asked credit upon our book, on an nrrearare AT sit.
teen mon rs and for two years in ADVANCE. Ou,
Inend oegs pardon for his past remissncss, and prDmi.
~ 7" Try 70 DO better" for the future. We should
like TO see a few Of Tour other subuctiber. MT ar, :.
'eHpf. u they should succeed in doing half ma vel.
We should be apt 10 think the world was coming 10 an
nd.-O. SIa'e Journal. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
From the National In,elligencer.
REPRESENTATIVES OF FOREIGN STATES
NOV IN WASHINGTON.

kEPhhSEN IA TINES OF FOREIGN STATES
NOV ~ WASHINGTON.
Envcys extraordinary and Ministers rlenipotentiarv
accredited - cke L. States.
From Great Britain erry S. For. Esq. presented
March. 1896.
From Russa.-M. Al. de Bodi.co, r,esested Nav
1888. ''
From the Argentine pnfederarion.-Ge AIvea,
presented October. IL. 1888.
From Ausiria.-Baron dc Marsschsl. presented Sep
TENDER %. 1899.
From France.-M. de Biconr, presented June
] $40.
MINISTER'S RESIDENT.
From PrusslN.-Baron de Iloenne. presented June
1894.
From Pnrihgai.-M. organizers o Morao. presented
Dec. 81. 1910.
LIS OF CHARGE D',FFAIREs.
Nj. Stoen Billie. Charge d'ATIire, Of Denmark. Gro.
Dental letter Nov. 1888.
Chevalier Adren M,tini. Charge d'Ah,ires
Of The Netherlands. credenIial letter September
1899.
M. Charles Scrreys. Charge d'AHiire. of Belgium,
crcdential letter September. 1888.
Chevalier lie Mordin. Charge dAniires of Sweden,
credeniial letter Nov. 1898.
Count de CoiohiAno, Charge d'AlIires Of Sardinis
crsdentnl letter Feb. 1899.
Bernard r. Bee. Charge d'Afaires ofTe1as, creden
tial letter April. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

Tax Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT must have been
conducted On the most ~prOAigaIe conditions. Some al
the iiosss Of expense for I54e are perfectly starting.
For wrapping PAPER, over $1,000 were expended!
To pnrisans iOr advertising. more than SIS. 900. For
mail bag. about $4,000. For blanks. nearly $50 .O0g
DePrsaaions and mail agents SIG. $40, Clerk hire
s2l479s! Miscellaneous. such as they do not choose
To name. A9 How lhss. ~locoioues have "feaIt-
cred their nests"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
uRGrNIA.M, sp..h,r HUr,crh n. rnhsn WI t,..

ViRCINiA.Mr sPeskev HUHiefhas rithdnp WI f,o4.
she Congressional canvass a leuOr from Bowling
Green. m the Richmond wing. says:
w had. yesterday. Husler and BraItoR viii ~
Both made speechss BmIIon leyelled sl hs artillery
on Hunter. and Hunter. in reply. gave IL bach IN q
very severe and cansic style. Hunter Withdisr AZ Q
candidate, and declared his feelings 10 be with he
Wing party. lHnderseotd by Ednor)-ihat IL an anti.
Administration man snd q -hiE were candidates. both
agreeing with him. ~(suppossd 10 mean by Editon. in
at~iFnaSoDs) he should without h~esitansy, vote for
the whig. Hunter spoke iOr abOui tro hour. A.
soD - he Nes esps. he Democrats and a 70 whigs
recommended u@Baas sgsin. but Z have no dOubs that
~ ril not seespt"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
NoTrcE To BRIDGE = SroNr

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. 4 STONE
~ MASONS-WI I've sold on Saturday the IO,b
day Of April 1871. To the lowest and best b;dd.,
A contract for building . bridge across Nc Maboni.
creek. at The town Of BolIair. And also the s,ono
work and digging 6r The said nbbutmen,, ~
SAID Bridge. SAID Bridge TO bs built on the
ba'ies plan or similar to the ono acros. Indisn
Wheeling Creek NJ Bridgeport, the plsn and -,
tons viii be made knswn on the day Of sale.
Sale TO commence NJ IL o'clo~k of said dsv.
JAMES KELSEY. jr,
WA. SHEPHERD.
ANDREW, WOODS.
mar 1916 R,;Ld,,, c.un..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

DRF GOODS AT AUCTION.
VIE remaining stock Of goods &C WIN Cbopl;pe.
u * SINS. will be offered at public sale IN tbei,
store room corner Of Main 81. and Market Alley
Most nj the goods are of an sIcellsnI auaIily. con.
pris'ng a line nssorimsnt Of Casimerss. Vesiings. Cal.
zoe, &c. which VIII he cold in quantities 10 suit
purchasers.
Terms OF sale all suns under ten dollars casb-ov.r
ten dollars ninety days ersdit-purchasers giving note
with approved enJorsers.
Sal9 ioiake place on "Wednesday March I7u,. u
lOO'clOCk, a ~. 8 BRADY,
=. s SIIRISER.
mar 49, ~ w. CHAPLINE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

The accompanying letter va, received too late Tor
inser''o" IN our last. u should. in ordiaary course Of
mail. have arrived On Friday last. Itmay he well to
s's'e that the affair was sertlcd without bluodshed
Mr.. King was arrested by IN. Marshal and held To
eni m 5000 To koep'hc peace. Mr. Clay We. no, to
be fo"Ssd. bat mutual friend. interfering. the affair ha,
been s~mirably arranged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
HOPE FRI COMPANY.

IN" Mcm>ers of the Hope Fare Company nc MOTH
led 10 meet nj The Hose house tins day at two s'cbhck
U. NJ. 0" attend the funeral Of our late member Mr..
joseph w. Fawccm.
The First Wheeling If-se Go. and Wheeling Guards
are Company. av r-pertiully requested W unite
with the Hope Fire Co. sn thiS sad duty.
DAVID &. McCREaRY.
Secretary n. p. Compsny,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

SikGiNiA-Is cHAscrRr-Ai rules held in ase
CLERKS Office st the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chnncery for tho county oil Ohm. n The month
Of March le<l.
James Stout and David Hull. late partners in brsi.
ness un!er the firm. name. and style of Stout and
Hull. Comp.ainanis.
against
Ebenoxer Zane. and Mary NJ S his wife, Henry
Moore and James e Johnston. Defendants.
The defendant James c Johnston not having e,s.r.
ed hrs appearance and given security according to tho
act 81 assembly aud the rules Of this court, aud IL ap-
pearng by satisfactory proof that he is not an inhabi.
iant ofthis common wealth. On motion Of the COM
plainanis by counsel. il is ordered thai the said deSen-
dani do appear here on the first day Of the neIi term
OF this court. and answer the complainanis bill. ~ that
q copy Of This order be forthwith inserted IN some news
paper printed IN the city Of Wheeling Tor two months.
suceessyely aud ported at the front door of the Corr'
house Of Ohio county. A copy ieste.
ALEX. I. LAIDLEY, Clerk,
LAME. for compt. mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.

oEDEk No. 2. SI&
City Blues attend nj The hrnory ON rhis day Iruc
DAY 10th insi) al ? o'cl~& precisely Y, Gary our do,
sess'f comrsde Mr.. Jvscrh ", EaNvcu
Pun Winter Uniform. wM y. GoSIIORN.
First, scrg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
NOTICE

IL pesons are hereby notified 10 desist from n.
n king any stone. or coal from The lanI. Of Wm
ChaPlnr after iai' date without. special coninct v m
the subscribers. And al porsons having Obtained
stone OF coal from said premises are hereby pp,,G.d
to come forward and settle Er the same without d..
Jay OF her accounts viii he placed ia the hands Of
proper officers cor collsction.
J. s SHRIvER,
:. BRADY,
mar lJ-9I n. W. CnAPIINR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

Unwilling HOUSES n STORE ROOM goR
~ RENT-J prime large dwelling hsu.os op
Main street. Scuth Wheeling. IN the row. nearly on.
poste WIN Lmbdin's residence. Also several hon.
scs suitable 6r large or small families.
Abo Two large store r.'ms on Market slfcrtseco, d
door al"ve MH'kst Alley ADJOINING The ware house
now occupied Nv } Cbapline A Sns.
] Store Room on Main Street next " Pollock
Shoe Store and now occupied by VIM \ Lrndsay-
Possession given on the lt April Enquire Of
J. s SiIRtYER,
: BRADY. ~
~ w CUAPLNE.
mar l3-J aihis residence, S Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

WHEAT i"f comps mar IL.
VIR0iNiA-IS cuAScrar-At rules held in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ch.ncery los the coursy Of Ohio. IN. the month
Of March l6tl
Louis } Fellows. Thomas s Csrsil & Abraham Eel
lows. merchants and partners. irading under the
firm. name and style VI FsllOss. Csrgill g. Co.
Complainant.
against
Ebenerer Zane. and Mary NJ shis wife, and Henry
Moore and James e Johnston, De iendon,,
The defendant James & Johnston not having ent.r.
ed his appearance and given security accoriiry TO the
act Of ass-mbly and the rules Of ihis court. md IL 40.
psaring by satisfactory proof that he is not an inhabi-
tanif this conmon " wealth. on notion of the COM
plainanis by counsel 10 is ordered that the said defer,
dan, do appear here on the FIRST day of the next term
Of this eour. md aasser the complainants bill. asd
lint q copy Of this order be fo1thwith inserted in some
newspaper printed IN the city Of Wheeling for two
months sucoessively and posted NJ the front door q
the Court house Of Ohio county. A copy ,e.,e.
ALEX + LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NELsos. for Cvnpt. mar is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

VRGINIA-is cEANcERr-At rules held in no
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery for the county Of Ohio. in The mo.sb
Of March. lS4l.
John Eod. Complainant.
Ebcnerer Zane. and Mary NJ S his wife. Hcny
ho'fe and James Z johnston, Defendants.
The Defendant James c Johnston, not hayina rp-
tered hrs appearance and gwen security according 10
the act Of assembly and the rules of This curt. as} 10
appearing by satisfactory pnof ihai he 10 not On in.
habiiani Of thus commonwealth. On mv,ion Of the
complain.ni by counsel. a. Is ordered that the said de-
isndant dc appear here on the frat day OF The nett
term Of this court. and answer the CON- lauf-sf.
ball. and that q copy Of this orIer he forthwith insert
Cd in some newspaper printed in The City vi WI. cling
Tor two monihs successively and posted NJ the loaI
door Of the Court house Of OHIO county. A copy resss.
ALEX. 4. LAIDLEy. CleEk.
LAMB. for Compt. mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16
WHEELING LYcEuM me.,. .h,. evening.

QUESTION Fos DISCUSSION" Are T1~cs,r,oal rep
RESERVATIONS immoral in their tendeueissr'
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Crayat Stisscners
PRESS FOR SALE.

ERElNG DESTROYS of embarking in another bu
u b sincss. ] now offer the establishment of the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale.
do not know of more eligible situation for
persons DESTROYS OF embarking in the printing bu.
siness, than Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating. Application must be
post paid.
Oar exchange papers viii oblgc us by copying
this advertisement until forbidden.
T. c. HILL.
Wilmington, Nov. ~, 1870
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HOOL-HinfiAlg.

NEiiLIAM HUNTER would inform bis
Customers aud the public generally, that
W. SUI Continues the OFFENDING BUSl.
%hsS al hts old stand, few doors southeast OF
'ue branch Mint. lie will be happy to receive
u'uers IN his line, and pledges himself 10 spare
~ pains 10 give complete satisfaction.
. \ urders lcfi at his Shop, or at tho Office OF
.ne Mecklcnburg JciIeesonian," will receive i'm.
mediate attention.
ChaliOite, May 3, ls4l.
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To Cure a Burn" A Lady" in the
Knoxville Register, gives the following re-
cipe for burn. Scarce n month passes
away but we read or hear Of some acci-
dent caused by fire. send you the fol-
lowing prescription for a burn, believing
that if it we're generally known, that much
suffering might be allevmted. Take a
spoonful of lard, half u table spoonful of
spirits of turpentine, and piece of rosin
as bic as a hickory nut, and simmer them
together till melted. 1t makes a salve,
which, when cold, may be applied to linen
cloth, and laid over the burn, If immedi-
atey wanted, spread it on the cloth as soon
as melted--it will very soon cool. have
seen it applied after corrodng effects of
chemical posons, after foot has been
burned by boiling sugar, after severe scalds,
and in every case the sufferer obtained per-
feet ease in ten or fifteen minutes after il
was used. 1t may be applied two or three
times day, or as often as the cloth be.
comes dry
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTICE.

ENR. Z. II, ANDREWS expect 10 no sbsen,
d y from Charlotte some two OF three months
from ibis date lie Is necessarily absent Il be.
ing ha hnsiness % move permanently % Ibis place
Those ~ishlng hissofstees will please call a. soon
IS be returns, when be siii BE- happy 10 wat upon
any. lie vii lhrn b abs 10 give strict attention
10 blslnes ~iihoul any iaisfruplIon.
lie VII niotn Tie Public Of bis return
through The papers
Aae & isil. 40
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Wanted Immediately.

TWO Boys, from Ia 10 i6 years Of age, as
Apprentices tothe Tailoring busigcss--boys
ION The country would BE- preferred.
BETnUNE Il JOHNSON
charlotte, July Z, ls4l. 4lG
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NOTICE.

eas-EA. ~ NIfl.sell 81 the Court House Il
ssS-ssrr N Charlotte, 90 Monday of the So
esyVEs2 Perio' Court, teipg ,ls PSI mss, tpc
tracts Of LAND. adjoining town, on,
containing so ard tic other So acre.
ibe property u u. z. Boyd. conveyed by trust
iaf eefs.sa pufpONes therein mentioned. Terms
CASH
H. d, WILLIAMS, T,9Hee.
fgg II, isti az
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w ANTED. IMMEDIATELY, two buys
~ from II to l6 years of age, as Apprenti.
Ce' to The tailoring Business.
j. & d. JAMESON,
Jane Is, 1871. 3stf
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Clock IS Watch Repairing.
THOs. TROTTER

ILWtITV 0IDTt u = 4 NIX
andtf, situated South from the Court House, be
tween The Mansion House and the " Charlotte
Hotcl." II viii be bis earnest desire to 90 wurl
faithfully 50 as merit encouragement.
Chari0ne, June 3, lotl. 3Gtf
\. b. His pr,ee shall be as moderate as posi-
be, for CASH.
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A CARD.
&- !SgEK REEFS

a asnperior quality, made bs the subscriber
- 81 Mr.. Overman'A old Coach shop. A iair
sample 10 be sccn at Mr.. Joseph Summers, one
door above the Shop
WIN. H. WRlsTON
charlotte. july II, ls4l. us
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Public Sale.
NOTICE.

NOlE1E.
EhuRSUiNT TO The provisions Of Deed Of
Trust. duly recorded add registered. siil
stl al the Court House 40 Llneoln,an, 90 Wed.
aesdsy, the l5th day OF September
@GFA next that eligible DWELLING, in
tgs:md. Ire silaes Of iineolntun, al present
lUninff ocenyi,a by Jamts r. Dodge, len,
ssa-s 2ssA-~ togt,ae' ia sso adjoining lots and
al a6ee ssaty oulb0i!dsors.
--ALso--
a tie same time end slaee. 4 New and Com.
i1ftshlc CABIN, wiki ten aefes Of land adjoining.
At Spnngvillr, o. wiliong's Spring. 10 the North.
efH part Of Lincoln county.
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