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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-12

TaIunJIe Real Estate jar SHE in Fredericksburg.
WILL he highest bidder on Weanf.day the hrs
w ay Of december next valuable md well known csa-
hishmrmt called fan,s Hotel in thu town of ftdrflcks
hmrr with Two bIica eno adjoining. Also Two other
brick Houses nearly oppo- In" the proprdy OF W. luacs
Of aasc II is decned unnecessary TO give minute
description property It j. mesnm pcrsns wishing 10
will first II is nny necessary 10 say, that TIE
Hotel is very valuable, and the other buildings are excellent
stands far ut ih the centre al the town.
Terms-one third il cash, the in equal annual in
,,men Negotiable notes win reurirc with deeds Of trust
,o scure The credit payments NJ John Metca will take plea
nni,d BY THE LEGATEES.
New I'd, lSi 80, =
~ The Richmond Wing, Fredericksburg Arena Nal ona IN
tellircncer and Baltimore American, will please copy tue ahovc
twice week day of sac and send their bills 10 t
Office immediately, far payment.
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Oct. /, lsil.

GALE OF LAND y
- ing more land than
force, offers for sale a
lower section Of his PR
acres. The hole Of
with the exception OF
state OF the highest inn
.,l,.,,.a aud ~ divided |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-12

- Iryc7,I-TIyE DEPARTMENT, oct. sdth' ~,
nn,nance Of an Of tn last Gsns' Ia, ~,
n S Proposals win be s, '' FL, de y a s e The war.
h dI y II " Of eersa for cal, or ." s" c
a1 81 Sc .e that sa e auction
IN sue re order Of Acting ovsIn, 80. Com
W W :" A 5J--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-12

>o..0GF IASn ruR SAE.--l will sell ciit Of my
IL two Tracts Land, lying in Virginia AMI NoIth anl
IN Mcrklcuhnrr comfy, Virginia. adInln. me
,nis f Ir T. JOINS, r. C. sturaevan EGwnrd iar'S ana
oilers Containing '1i acres ~ re- ., , and ~ ic ia,,
= iJyo,in, abalt 3 the mp land l. cleared ana ~ nue.
,ic balance. ffi, IL original woods hnry hhnc'h
mi admirably apn,rd 10 the culture n tnhce' wheat anu
IN III, river, and adjoining This tract are 'm ACRES
ih,i will in market IN w years. - nc "l.,'
and convenient Dwelling House, with all necessary
49, Of every description. Aont I'VE neS ABOVE anu
% " ,h stat. ARE o manufacturing mills deem useless
m 81 more a. those DESTROYS 10 purchase WI We" in ss
The other n"aeda,r!y "S tn asl saRii saia
Dr. J. W. NV one half II which clrafe and ~ GOOD ,l'r
a,'aI ,I 80, nar; nw grounds AMI vtfy en: =" - "a
.n.ly ,intI, red and choice t"cen % ieL MIA .cpa.
n, III, s.;;lrncn the land, ann can w ~. ,yrj
dill efrt .v,u. Ia each sli,cncy ot ".''n a,,a " ~,
,nj m, m;rnre mGnts are ne" '". ,;.,,,.l Ia hI
House ih ir requisite ON vbo wi, slcw III land.
1',,s ,lmyc VII sell 10 the ph'cNiS,rr 1 - 1rrrS
sions either 81 iie i'""'>' 5l-wlw
OCT. - -
,.7,i IrI, riyrn thai legacy has been tst ny inc
N -, IN ,,l testament If James Rntcrson n Lpnia
h. ~ s,.,y deceased, his grandson, James ~, "a ~ f,r
sas in The Western country, aud "Ie "a ~, yI auiy with
,,n.. and That il legal rilila oi is II .,nl,
some .ihe, ,b rho legacy will delivered otherwise, s
he disposed cf IN different w! ,o rs,,. nc requested ~
All erSohs ~, ,sn,carrl immediately; those ma b'su "
IRE E"as are requested come ana
r-,,,yor of L.s Robertson, t'fsussd:
E1t"" y 49, i5-wtf
-. >rp a. xTED-Thc subscriber wishts " !, ,y ,,
TaNNLn G thc rnSunr gear, that can come wen 'es
,.,,l.d Ia carry lie Business ~ ~. "a :ndrs..
man WI, small family will tie rR"GERT l. ovERBEY
u-sJshouse p o.. u.ckenb"rs y"
15w1G'
Oct. Is . ,!1 III
i.AE.. - &c an M Of thc last General Assem-
NoIitE-In Eli; he received ~ thc Excent,.f an ~
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Mr.. STANLY said that IL Il was in order, he
would ask the gentleman from Massachusetts II it
was intended by him, that the Committee on Ways
and Means should not have concurrent jurisdiction
this subject, If the select committee unable to
agree He wished for an answer
Mr.. FILLMORE said that before that question
was answered, he would expainihat no had used the
very words of the Message in his motion Of reis
renee he did not refer the whole subject of
the Currency to the Select COMMITTEE but only that
particular plan, and the report upon IT, expected from
the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Mr.. WISE laid that in asking the questions that
he did his only object 10 define Jurisdiction
He cared not whether there concurrent jurisdic
ton or not. Was the committee 10 be mere automa
ton with task assigned ifthey thought il capable
of amendment, they TO have the power to do sol
The SPEAKER remarked that the debate
wholly irrelevant and out Of order Ii the powers of
committees were in question: they must be settled by
resolutions reported 10 the House from the commit
tees.
Mr., WISE said he was speaking Of the Committee
on Ways and Means. Terms mixed. He
emen meant by Finance, nowadays. He sup
posed the committee To have been appointed plan
ofcurrency.
After some further remarks between Messrs EV
ERETT, FILLMORE, WISE, and STANLY,
the amendment was rejected, and the resolution
passed.
On the fifth resolution referring the Tariff, a long
debate arose which lasted the adjournment quar-
ter before three, without coming TO II vote.
Messrs. TlLLlNGHAST, FOSTER, BRIGGS,
W. SMITH, PROFIT, and W. w. IRWIN
spoke at some length. full report excluded, for
want of room.
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son (who approved the measure they condemn
was a dotard" or g dishonest man. Presi-
dent Tyler's opinions on this subject, are pre-
csely the same as those entertained and express
ed by President Jackson.
The Post was compelled to "set aside its
constitutional objections" simply because il
could not vamp up one such objection for the
life Of il Let it show objections 10 the
people, and not sci them aside, when il under
takes to 'lead OFF, party. Matters and things
have changed prodigiously of late days. Each
man with exceptions of no momenD will here
after look and decide for himself.
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w copy the following for the purpose Of correct.
ing an error which still to prevail in this city,
notwithstanding our repeated assertions 10 he con-
traryi
Correspondence of the Pennsyiranian)
WA,HNGToS, Dec Is, lS4l
la the Senate, Mr. Southland announced that he
was not yet prepared name the Standing Commit
tees, but would do tomorrow. message was re-
ceyed from the President relative TO the military and
naval deiences OF the country, which was ordered to
be printed. Several Senators gave notice of their IN
tenton Tomorrow To lntoduce various bills, all oil
which were acted former sessions and failed In
the other House for want Of time TO act on them =
The Senate then proceeded 10 the election of Chaplain
and the Rev Mr.. fusion, ofthe Presbyterian Church.
was elected by large majority. Mr.. Mangunl gave
notice that he would Tomorrow move for the appoint
ment OF stanelpg committee with power TO decide
what documents and other matter should be rinted
for the Use Of the Senate. This movement, il sue
cessful, will enable Mr. Clay 10 hold tight rein over
The Madsonan, whose Office does the Senate PRINT
ing,l with the power of starving him out # he deems
II polite to do So
Now the Madisonian has 10 do with the
printing of the Senate directly indirectly than the
Pennsy lvanian has We repeat, that Thomas Allen
elected printer 10 the Sen te and not the Madl
sonian.
Our paper is established with money, and we
depend mainly on own labor for success. Mr.
Clay cannot take cent from by restricting or with
holding the Senate printing
The U. s. Gazette's correspondent, few days
since, stated that were executing job worth $780,
OOO while the presses of the noble lntelligencer were
idle. This was not only incorrect in relation to w
but is notorious that the Editors OF the lntellgencer
ale employed to execute the printing of the House,
amounting to quarter Of a million cf dollars.
OF all the papers hitherto established in This city,
there but what have received thousands
for public printing where hund ed. have been bestow-
ed on the Madlsonian.
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as relates 10 finance be referred 10 the Committee on
Finance, In making this motion, he did not wish "a
be understood wishing 10 embrace that part OF the
message relating 10 Fiscal Agent, because II Sena-
tors desired il could be referred to select commit
tee.
The motion was agreed 10.
On the motion of Mr.. BERRIEN, much of the
message relates 10 the Judiciary, was referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
On the motion of Mr.. PRESTON so much of the
message relates To military affairs was referred 10
the Committee Military Affairs.
REPEAL OF THE DISTRIBUTION ACT.
MIR. LINN gave notice that he would, tomorrow,
introduce bill to repeal the act for the distribution
Of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands and to
grant presumption rights.
FISCAL AGENT.
MIR. PRESTON submitted the following resolu-
tion which was agreed to-
Resolved That the Secretary of the Treasury be d.
rected TO communicate to the Senate, with as little de-
lay as possible, the plan of a Fiscal Agent OF the
Government mentioned in the Presidents Message
communicated at the commencement OF the present
session of Congress
THE PEACE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NAVY.
The following resolution, submitted by Mr. WooD-
BURY yesterday, was taken up and adopted:
Resoired That the Committee on Naval Affairs be
instructed TO inquire into the expedency Of fixing by
law, the number of officers in each rank, OF men, and
Of soldiers in commission, suitable for peace estab-
shment of the navy, and of regulating this establish
ment like that for the army so as not to be changed
except under express provisions made by Congress.
The Senate, in Committee of the Whole, took
up the bill for the relief of James Smith, of Arkan-
sas and, after few remarks by Mr. SMITH of Ind-
ana and Mr.. McRoBERTs, the bill was reported TO
the Senate, and was engrossed for third reading
During the day, petitions and memorials were pre-
scented by Messrs. WRIGHT ARCHER, BENTON, LINN,
YOUNG, MILLER, and RYEs.
On the motion of Mr. YOUNG, it was
ResOiped That the Committee on Commerce. he d.
rected to inquire into the expediency of making
appropriation for removing the distractions in Rock
river and the Desmoins Rapids.
Mr. BENTON moved that when the Senate add
journ, 1t adjourn to meet on Monday next; which
motion was agreed to; and then
The Senate adjourned
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE

Mr.. v. Ellis, Of ST. Louis, has become the
editor and proprietor Of the Daily ST. Louis Bull
leun Mr. Ellis (if we mistake not was for
merly citizen of Virginia, and lawyer Of
distinguished talents, We heartily welcome
him into the great political arena. He will
doubtless prove himself to be an efficient sup
porter of the Constitution and the present ADM
ns,ration.
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The Officers Of The En- United States Bunk pre-
scented by the Grand Jury, for fraud and Meft.-W We
had prepared an article the subject, accompanied
by the Presenment ofthe Grand Jury of Philadelphia
but is unavoidably omitted by press Of other matter
We therefore defer il till tomorrow.
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The New York Express states that all persons who
were on board the steamship Savannah at the time Of
her wreck of Cape Hatteras, have been saved except
Mr. Johnson, merchant OF New York, and the first
engineer OF the vessel, Mi Fitzpatrick, who dnhed
OF ia the sail boat
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he following Is statement of the iuTurteS inn
ported from foreign countries with the amount OF the
same articles exported from the United States for the
year ending Sept. 80, lS4l The balance may be
considered the value of these ures consumed in
the United States in one year
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w copy the following for the purpose Of correct
ing an error which still prevail in this city
notwithstanding our repeated assertions TO he con-
trary.
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Total, $2s 92l i27
1t will be that it takes to pay for part Of
imported Injuries all of the products OF our Fisheries
which we enabled 10 export, all of the exports of
our Northern farmers, including Pot and Pearl Ashes
and our eight millions Of dollars in specie and bullion
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Our Blessings more than our Crosses. $
Consider that our good days are generally
more in number than our evil days, our
days ofprosperity (such, mean, as is suta,
BE to our condition and circumstances)
than our days of adversely. This is most
certain, though most of us are apt TO cast
Qua accounts otherwise. How many DAYS
Of "a, least competent) health we enjoy for
one day of grevious sickness How many
days of ease, for one of pain! How many
blessings, for few crosses ! For one
danger that hath surprised US, how many
scores OF dangers have we escaped, and
some of them very narrowly But, alas !
we write our mercies in the dust, but our
affections VIC engrave in marble; our me-
mory serves us too well to remember the
latter, but we are strangely forgetfu of the
former. And this is the greatest cause of
our thankiulness, discomfort and moutning.
Bishop Bull.
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to effect cure, or the purchase money will be
returned by himself or travelling agcnt--Thoy
comprise tho Ilygeian or Family Pill; tho lily.
goan Tonic, to restore the debilltatcd or broken
down constitution; The Lifetime Pill, 10 cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women;
and the Aguo Pin, to cure intermittent fcvcrs and
arucs For further information, the afflicted arc
invited 10 possess themselves of the Hygeist and
Extra HyCest. furnished gratis al the proprietor'S
office, No Q Astor House, New. York, and by all
his agents These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting TO the sick and invahds.
together with twenty five useful receipts, and :
mass of facts aud certificates that faust convince
every reasonable mind, that the HygOian Mad-
cines are Invaluable.
For salc by
TIIOS, ]. HoLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. 10, lS4l.
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On hand, Come and Esuy!

Fl HAVE on hsud i, this time, seversi Cary
81 aiHs, campers, Gary hccs, and 2
well finished SEiIlics, one OF which ia very
dne, and am continually putting up Work IN The
above line. Gentlemen wishing 10 buy would do
well to call in and sce for themselves as good terms
will be given them.
All kinds Of REPAIRING done as heretofore,
doors below the Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Seycuth.street.
WIN L. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, july Z, 1910. AIR
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rlnr Sntc.

or me
" ESTERN-C AROANA TEMPERANCE
ADVOCATE;
4 monthly paper de1oiedto The Temperance
Rrfurm Published at Ashriiie, " {.
EDITED nY D, Il, M'ANAILY.
A TEMPERANCE CoNVENTiONthat was
~ held at the place carly in September, rcsolv-
ed On publishing a paper Of the above tule and
character and appointed DR.. John Dickson and
d. 4. M'Aually to conduct II. FROM the many
pressing cnga. cmeuls D'. Dickson already has,
he dooins it lmpractlcablo for m to be recognized
us nnc Of the editors, though he Will eheeruy use
all his lnlucnae otherwise, 10 promote lis inter.
est the subscriber therefore, In obedience to tho
Wishes o. the ConYenlon proceeds TO issue this
prospectus in bus own name, With hope that he
viii be aided in the undertaking BY all the friends
of the temperance CAUSE throughout the country,
aud that the paper may soon have an extensive
circulation.
Fnlrxps or THE TGNfEaAScE CAUSE TO you We
make most Gu rncs. appesl--Shie Thousands up.
on thousands of dollars are annually expended at
theatres at circuscs at the race track, or grocery
while no pains are spared, the luxury OF retire
m,nt and caec fbregnnr and no labor deemed too
severe 10 advance the interests OF political asp-
rapl-, can YOU not do something IN cause That
must be dear 80 every true patriot, phhanlhropiSt,
and christian Rccooct there are but few, very
fcW, such spcrs in all the Southern country. The
Western part Of NorIh Carolina, the Western part
Of Virginia. aud the Eastern part OF Tennessee
particularly. need periodical OF this kind, and -
is Tor you now 10 say whether they shall have 1t.
The very low price at which It was fixed by the
Convention will make II necessary that very
large subscription be had before the publication
oft can he justified.
Should the subscription be deemed sufficient
tho first number will be issued early IN January
uext,
TERMS
Tue WESTERN CAROLINA TEMPERANCE Anvo.
CATE will be published on medium sheet IN qnafto
form, each number making eight pages, and VIII
be furnished to Subscribers at the very low price
OF rifry crSrs a copy. Where single copies arc
tuten the payment mus, he made invariably upon
the reception of the first number.
u Pnsimasters, editors or publishers of papers
and ~ Ministers Of the gospel are authorized
agonts.
An papers friendly to the cause, will please
give the above few insertions.
Ashgyillc N. c., Oct 20 Ism
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VOLUME XII
u. AsBURY, Editor.
IT,. ffOitOn, Proprietor and Patiisstr
TERMS

Too Dollars ahd Fly Cents ifpaiJ in advance
Tna DOiiays il not paid within three months.
And 2zres Dollars and Fifty Cents if not Iait
uulil after the expiration OF the GEAR. No paper
dsconIinued nniii all arrcarages aye paid, eAccpi
al Ii. option Of the Editor.
s.JAdvertisenonts inserted at Ono Dollar per
s1uare tlG lines or less, tis sizei type) lof lhr
srst insertion, and % cents for each continuance
Cou,, advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
g pr cent. higher; and deduction Of 33i per
Ont will be made from the regular prices. fOr al.
vataefs By The year.
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NOTICE.

u
FByllE Subscriber informs bis former patrons
r. and tho public generally tha, he has renoy-
cd The entire Stock Of Goods lately owned by
Taylor, Hams s. Co. to the Brick Store. formerly
occupied by ". ". Films, which he will sell as
low for CASH ,or to punetual dealcrs,) as any
other man IN the Place All that he asks IS, that
tho generous public will cali aad examine bis
Stock before they purchase clse~ here
5. A. HARRIS.
Jgn'y. 10, l5ii ICY
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PRESS FOR SALE.

EpElNG desirous of embarking in another bu.
II D ancss, now offer the establishment Of the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale.
do not know Of more eligible situation for
persons DESTROYS OF embaiking in the printing bu.
s5acss, than Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating. Application must be
post paid,
Our exchange papers viii obigC us by copying
this advertisement until forbidden.
F. C. hill.
Wilmington, Nov. IL, 1870
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NEW FIREx.
EETEsgNE g. JOHNSON

may favor them with their patronage. All
work done in their establishment warranted
TO be made in the most durable ulanner and
latest fashion.
GOOD Fits warranted on all occasions.
Charlotte, Sept. Ia, 1910. 5lU
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"A CARD.

Gs9sss MAR. DANIEL ASBuRY. Informs
TsS@ Ky his friends and The public pen
ts.Sd orally, that he has located himself IN
e. Chatoue where he wii! be happy to
attend The calls OF those no may be disposed 10
iavor hin with their patronage. Ills Shop is il
he Office Of the Journal . Few doo,s South East
If the Court House.
Jda. j. ,, lcIl.
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NOTION.

n IL persons indebted 10 the Estate Of VIM.
VA Finn. decd, are requested to come forward
iad settle immediately, or the same viii be put in
SUIT Tor collection. Those having claims against
tho Estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by laN.
LEROY SPRINGS.
hdaiIisifator y ia tie liHl qnae1ol
jim %, Ieil lar
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NOTICE.

FESHE 6rm Of Springs s. Shankle is this day
y dissolved bg mutual consent All persons
Indebted 10 the concern by Book Account Nlil
please come forward aud close hem immediately
either hy CASH or Note. Wm. +. Area will attend
10 ciuslag tic books al their old stand
ANDREW SPRINGS.
4. J. SHANkLE.
Concord, Jan, 10. 1911. I5g
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NOTICE.
Wrapping Paper.

usr received and for sale at this Office a
" supply Of Wrapping Paper. Also a lew
reans Of Writing Pappr.
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REssOV Az.
NOTICE.

ZDHE subscriber respectfully informs the pee
-, pie generally, that he Ia now living at the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Harms, and Is
prepared 10 take Young Ladies as BoARDEES
a, s. per month. The place is very private anc
very convenient to the Academy. No pains vii
be spared to render thUso who may board viii
him comfortable
d. p BOYD.
Dee &C, 1870. 10
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AGENTS.
Col. Z. ". Cochran, Mecklenburr, Y, c.
Cbas. ". ilaIris, Min Grove. n. &.
AGENTS.
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
! sun sun bun MOONS PHASES.
Chnrlottc IGemalc Acnt:crnr.

W1tlE Summer Session of this Institution y u
Il commence on the 1T of March.
S. d. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Frae.Pai.
Feh ., i54l. ~
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NOTICE.

FESHE subscriber returns his grateful
- acknowledgements for past iayors.-
Having disposed Of bis establishment, il be
comes necessary TO close business without
delay. It's expected that those indebted TO
the subscriber vii make immediate settle.
meut, by Cash or Note-the Cash would be
preferred, as it takes that article 10 satisfy
JOufneymcn aud Merchants. 4 accounts
40, settled by the first Of February will be
handed over for collection.
TH0s. 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. II, ld4J. J!U
N. Z. Bethune & johnson having sue,
ceeded NE III the business, heartily re.
commend ihem TO my friends and the public
as competent wotkmen, accommodating and
punctuaI. | have no hesitation in saying
that the firm Sil give more general satislac
ton than has ever been gwen heretofore. |
intend to remain wiih them f.r some time
for tie purpose Of closing my business.
TilOS. s. ALEXANDER.
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G@A fHNhE ;, Subscriber crib, has Just re,
Eksxzrlj large stock of GROCERIES,, Ii
s4lEsf--.x<sA Q CORS &c. consisting of
10 barrels SUGAR various qualities,
90 bags Rio COFFEE,
) barrels Loaf SUGAR,
Chests of Tyson, GUnpowder and Black Tea
% boxes best Enghsh CHEESE
) DO DO Pine Apple do
- do new crop Malaga RAISlNS
10000 best Spanish SEGARS
. Grind Stones, assorted sizes
? Tierccs RICE,
Gqr. casks fine Champagne BRANDY,
) do DO old Cosniae do
: do do Holland GIN,
do co Old Msdeta WINE
10 boxes Lemon SYRUP,
and various other articles no, enumerated, all Of
whicL will be sold low ,os CASH and CA Honly
y LolcsGlo or refill.
L. II BRALY.
Charlotte, Nor. ~, 1870 III
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a. To shr Eirbiic.

II Ii pcnons are fursuRrned against contract.
S,-A ing With George Petus. sen'r. hereafter for
Lumber, al my Ssw A.ill on Linla Sugar Creek,
except by the consent Of Barnet Mckee who is
my sole ageut 10, taking ~ bills aad selling Lum.
Ter STEPHEN PE1TJS.
Jan. O, ISL l6Y