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a LITTLE WORK TO RE CALLED
- THE Southern Earp-

A LITTLE WORK To pr rATtEn
s,vbo so,s,,o,.,,
<r,oNoieft,.' .' r.
the mosl admired pog atsr a.rs Tie = ant
has, Tor lone time scrU t,l.5..,s.Ic..S
others and fhe hopes that thn EFFORT will cr,uG
thasc uho gpnl8 sfsfer ,hgt H. ,,.,.s,.. ~.
isyc .,ould ts ela,le4 n ,aneasoe 10 when ,,e,s
serious hear, ar9 ,b,rk,sg s.s4 80, -
Her aim a m b. 10 cor,bior ,,,.,.,,b 80. -
,i1s While tie ear is er,itFs4 10 ;Toroys M.
s,csl compositions hagc supk tpto .i!cnce t.c,.se
zen % lt1og v3fde.
Tho WsFa will be published +, an, yol,,,. -
from $50 10 209 psres ba1,t,,.erlv l.,.,,,d :, !
tbs cost will be s Der volume
Il viii be- published 81, Ia, srr;.;.,, ,,,,
5ef Of subscribers can be- chained !, oosr, H.
expense lfeeuvcrtent. thoss whs .ph.c,.la ~
requested 70 pas Ia advance.
We gave ta.gz ono or lea srecio,rps ,f ,br
pc tHa des4Ja Of lbn Hork, emitting tiic music
INV TIE bsBt. ffts M. Vo.,yes
when the t5rn is on nv osi4ao ebeek
Aui 10y in thr spa,hlrg 30
There Is vi ono homo n, ihs ss.,t .e,t
Where love nav poy,, d,c
Yhough bcealesas asr.er, 1T,s ,.,,,.,. 49,,
Where b5ghtiue storms ds.tf,7.
They arc blooming ,iere. ever br,aht and fair
Inc flowers Of youth aud 4y
When The ebeel o,,,., ,,-t, ..t.,t...t...,.
fam, ''-'' 500
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the firm Of A. & W.
"A Alexander and Alexander & Brothers, pre-.
vious to the year 1910, are earnestly requested 10
call and settle their Notes and Accounts by CASH
before or during lie week Of January Court Oar
customers know that We have been slow to enforce
collections and hops 0ur friends Will not be Of
Tended Il We age driven to it now, as we are try.
ing TO make arrangements 10 purchase an
Early Spring stock OF Goods.
ALEXANDER & BROTHERS.
Charlotte, n. c., Dc IS, lolO. III
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POETRY.
THB VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.

BY II. ". LoNGgELLcw,
ndcT spreading chestnut tree
The village snithy stands
The smith, a mighty man is he,
WA urge and siuewy hands
Aud - muscles Of his brawny a.Is.
Are strong as lion bands
Ills hair is crisp, and black, ana .oug
Has face is Ike the tan
Ills brow is wet 1ith hoaest sweat.
He earas whats'eE be eau.
Aad looks the Whole 81 0ld ia The face
For lie owes aot any man.
Week out. week ia, from morn til night.
on can hear the bellows blow:
fou aan hear ban SWING his heavy sleige.
" iii measured beat and slow,
Like a sexton ringing the Ola Kirk chimes
" hen thu evening sun is low.
And children coming home from school
Lock in at toe open door.
They love 70 see tie flaming io.ge,
And hear the bellows roar.
And catch the burning spsrks that Is
Like ehas isosa ,AsesAag door.
lie goes on Sunday to the church
And sits among his BOYS
lie hears the parson pray and preach,
lie hears his daughters voice
Singing IN the village choir,
Aud makes bis heart rejoice.
Il sounds 10 him like her mothers voice,
Singing in Paradise
lie needs must think Of her once mere.
How in the grave she lies;
And with his Ia "a T51ri hand i,a ,,-9,,.s
a tear from out a.a ewes.
Telling -rejoieiH g--sogrowiu-
Onward through life be gos
Bach morning secs some task begin,
Each evening sees it close
Something attempted something done,
Has earned a nights Tepoze.
Thanks, thanks, 70 thee my worthy fr.eud
For the lesson thoa has. taught
Thus al the flaming forge Of life
Our fortune must be wrought,
Thus on its sounding anvil, shaped
Each burning deed and tloezht.
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RTR,gE ECO.g'0. Nx:
LARGE ANp slIAI1- FApAls


We have before alluded 10 the mama
which seems to be cherished BY farmers il
this country lcr large farms for cvitivatiag
many acres Of land. The subject is well
handled il tie following article gtom the
Formers Cabinet:
" | wish my brother farmers would thias
very seriously 90 the advantages 10 ba De
rived from the system 81 cu.ttvat.ag 90 pors
land than can 6e We. maL.red The desire
Of more land has beeu lie run oftaoesands,
Who would al tbs tine have been Wel. on,
if thar frlands bad deprived them of one
half the acres which they a. one time POS.
sessed while the extra labor anu auxie.v
consequent upon 4 business SO spread abroad.
are all that maay haze gained, and all thei
had right to expect 70 obtain. Aud i,
wosid appear TO be fatality 10 which ngr
sons Of this sort are SUBJECT, fer hey would
surely be able TO see Tie nose in ne middle
Of the Jace-!or one IS not more plaia than
the other. iftea acres Of laad eau Be made
TO yield IS much as oGe hundred, merely
b. concentrating upon the means Of in
pfoseneai, tAa l5or and care necessary
for he cultivation re one huadfed acres. lie
result mIst be plod. Of mluJ, body aaI sub.
stance, absolutely astonishing Now ouy
for moment calculate the ditiereaee 10 IA.
bcr, Ia a4u,!ng ne manure ever one hun.
bred acres instead Of Ten, and after that tho
spreading d 4 abroad Then comes Ten
Nnes ths r.0ughing, narrowing, sowing
with tcB times tue quantity Of seed, hos
narrowing, mo"l0g OF Teap!ag, aud blnilDg
aud raki1g over one hundred acres instead
q ten, aal eyira carry crops; and after al
tbs, tea fms tte rea 10 pay-l declare /.
appears 70 De q species OF insanity, this do.
SIZE for more land.
| have lately seeo a farm where all these
evils are nb9dled--of excellent natural fer.
i,iliy, fields large and lying on an easy de. .
c.iViiy, with every faciIiiy FOR nersnanen,
improvement, mad Ct the riches. ca.l.ty 10
the m.d5se Of The estate, cud wisaia three
feet Of the surface. Nov. if the Owner Of
t4is Zoe farm Of about Two hIadfcd 9crcs
would c3ai1e Bis l-Jofs to tea acres q land
40 2tatHg BIS sJuss, and give all the res. to 7
The stock upon the farm only moving the
weeds to prevent them seeding his AMI his
nsighbors' laad, believe be would then
make prgft vile al present he aust make
a loss
| was told recently Ct 4 farmer 10 cqgti.
waited one acre Of iand a. l,iu.ag tisld Of.
thirty acrss-bo!h we're planted w4la re :.
and al harvest . bet sas made that the Weld
.! he oae acre vas equal 70 that If lho lnir.
y acres this was, however lost, for tie
-foP Of thirty acres measured exactly three
quarters Of a battei more than lie one acre
these fields | have seen and | have also
sesn another Geld, where the owner offered
10 dispose Of the crop of rye fo, q dollar an
acre but could get 10 PercEassr at thai
price. ID
Nov IS II DOT much better 10 doeble the
2FoP iaan TO DOODLE the number Of acres -.
But | have laad iyiug before me, sbieb
would yield I've hgadfej per cent more thso q
: low does, By extra management.
m Old FARMER. .
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pRnSpEl m
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
WESTERh-CAROLINA TEMPER AxeT
ADVOCATE;
4 monthly pdPer arrotedfothe temperance
Reform, Published a AsluiHe, ~ c.

ADb VT Il 4:
A monftiy paper dcroted me TEMPERANCE
Reform, pablished at AsiuiHe, n. c.
EDITED Br D. r. mAaALLY.
A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION hat wa.
"a held at this place early in September. resoly
ed on publishing paper Of tie we title and
character and appointed Dr. John Dirhson ard
D. x. u Anally 10 conduct ii. From tho rusnv
pressing cnga emcnis Dr.. Dickson uitesdy has
he deems I'll prlctoab!e lpI him TO be recognl,e4
as one Of tie editors, though 10 will cheerful, pse
All his influence o'herwse % promote 10 iulst
est tho subsr' Der therefore, in obchience ia ii,
Wishes o tie Convention preoecds TO ISSUE tins
p'ospeetns n bis oNn name, giib hope that be
"ill be aided IN the undertaking BY 81 lhs friends
OF tAe temperance canse throughout tig country,
and that lhs paPcg may so0n have an extensive
circulation.
fEi2SDs Or THE TFnrraAScr CArsr 10 YOU ws
make most earnest appeal bile ihousands 10.
On thousands Of dollars are annually exoendsd Al
theatres, al eircnsgs at the racc mack. OF grocetV
while 10 pairs are spared. The luxury oil retire.
ment ard ease iOregnnP, and no dor deemed too
severe 10 advance the interests Of political aspi
rants, can yan not do something in cause that
must b. dest 10 every tfuo Patriot, ph;ilnihropiFt
and christian Rec0lcet lhere are but fy. yrrv
lev, such papers in all the Southern country. Thc
Western part OF Moth Carolina, the Western patf
OF Virginia, and the Eastern part Of Tennessee
particularly, need periodical Of his kind, and j,
is ior yon now 10 say whether lboy shall have il.
The very ios price at which 1t was fixed by The
Convention viii mako it necessary tho, refy
large subscription DO had before the publication
Of i can be justified
should the subscription be deemed snficiar,.
the FIRST number will be issued early in January
next
TERMS.
Tux WrrrrRS CAsoLiA Tfurra.xrr Apvo
CAFE VIII be Published m medium sheet in ouarlo
lo'm, each number making eight pages, and vii
be furnished to subscribers al The very low price
D. FIFTY cI'rs COPY. Where single copirs are
.SNen the payment must DO made Invariably 1, on
NE reception Of the first number.
~ foInastcrs, editors Of publishers nj naners
no ~ ministers Of the gospaI arc authorized
agents.
Al papers friendly 10 he cause, win please
I'VE the above j irw Insertions
AshesiIle \. g., Oct 30. 1910.
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Sale Of EsErfriflyrp.

n WILL expose to public Sale at The Court
Il House IN Charlotte on Tuesday Of tie mex,
County Court quantity of Furniture, consisting Q.
Sir large Mahogany Beaurcaus,
Fifty or Sirty BedSfcdds,
and several ether ar,icles-all new. Terms made
known On ID, day Of Sale.
J. P. PRITCHaRD
Jan 6, 1871. 3!
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NOTICE.

gNUE subscriber respectfully informs the peo-
~ pie generally. that he is uow living al the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Harris, and is
prepared TO take Young Ladies as BoARDERS.
at s. per month The place is very private aud
very convenient 10 the Academy. No pains will
Be spared 10 render those who may board witt,
him comfortable.
b. 7. BOYD.
Dee 2G, $40. 40
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FOR CASH Cs1Lk:
Ralc Warm & Brown shifting

Manufactured az Leriag'oa, n. G.
"A HAVE received quantity Of the above arti.
h oles, which will sell wholesale or retail, ii
very reduced prices. | believe the ShirIngs tho
beat ever saw in any par q he United States
| wish the Merchants and Formers 10 cal and CO
.nins, and ! shall DO sure OF a sale.
H. o. WlLLIAMs. Agent
Charlotte. JJlg Ia. lei0 an
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NOTICE.

diciiaa, that hu Cote, ia yize aad form, capbst
be serpsssed by any in lie State. 4 reasonable
credit viii be g'yen or good notes taken IN pay
mani. Wh T. MeBEE
ne % lsf1 !JC
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& IL persons inhibited to fac estate of Alan.
n son Alexander, decd, are requested 70 co,ne
iof@atd and settle tLeic accounts by January
t2Ifi, oiaeT@ sc they wa fad iaeis Notes 10 the
aaaas Of az Otlcs, ior coIlarli7n.
DAH. ALEXANDER, Adrr.
J4ay. l3, 1874 nj
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NOTICE.

fEfiiE Subscriber informs his former patrons
I'd and The public generally that lac has remov
ed the entire Stock Of Goods lately owned By
Taylor, Harris i Co. to the Brick Store, formerly
occupied By w. w. Elms, which he a.ll sell a.
10y Tor CASH 'or 70 Punetaal dealcrs.) as any
other mah IN Tie Place. 81 that be asks IS. that
the generous public viii call and examine his
stock before iAey purchase elsewhere.
5. i. HARRIS.
Jqn'g II. 1871. 1871
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Poiatoes.-hccordios to toe FoazhLcsn.
sie Telegraph, Mr.. AbsI Smith, Of Deydea.
4ompkins county, raised from - acfs Of
ffoonc, Toe pssi sssoa, ave huadrea bush
els OF po'aioes. fasy ~erc piUk eyes I'D
hesh eaiores. Ths sasass very we. Cor
tHS i4fnet-'iAe tnasassm1ut Of Hr. Saitb,
Dol ne d@e' not cutie GENE up 10 the weld
obtained by Gen. hsrauts. scientific and
successful agrcu'Jnst " Vermont. who
not unlfequsniy dgs bis thousand b1.ls.
from The Bggaio Con. Aac.
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Pay Up.

A IL those indebted TO the subscriber, are re-
n qucsled 20 settle their accounts BY CASH,
between tbs and January Court wi.hOu. further
notice.
CD. Fox.
Dse. 30, 1910 tl8
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ness. bers be IS rrerlrrt d o snY kind tss
~ h's liae ~ sbssa uho mas BE- dispg.S b $50
hira wHh ilio's patronage ilu sefs > "a b 50
done aud his charges a. mosefssa as vi.i he sr.
81 ieat with bis sElertsl fot CaEh e. CcuaIi y =
s1ec. Us saep a,.lbs bsnd iss ssn $50
" the Coz, liaose
AhREPAiRtNG Jonc % sitfi ar'r.
Ih0s. MAILS
ABui &. ts41.
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4 Bscu.iitl Rcaeehoa.- Bulwer, elo
quently say -" canno, believe thai earth
IS mans a5idiog place. |, cannot be tha.
our life IS cast upon the ocean OF eternity TO
l3at for moment upon lis waves and sink
into aoihingnsss Else Why is it that the
glorious aspirations which leap like angels
from the temples u our hearts, are forever
wandering about unsalisfed Why is il
that the rainbow and clouds come over Us
"ih beauty that is GOT Of earth and then
pas Ut and leave Us 10 muse 90 their lowell
ness Why is il that stars who hold their
festival round The midnight throne are sci
above The grasp Of or limited faculties. for
ever mocAn9 Us stlb tLsIf unapproachable
glory And ioa!iy, Why is /; that bright
iorns Of human beauty are presented TO cur
view and thea taken from US, leaving The
thousand streams of cur affections 10 flow
back Ia Alpine torrents upon our hearts -
ne are born Tor higher destiny than tina,
d earth; there is a realm where the ram
bow never fades-where the stars vii. be
spread out Ja.ore u.s. Ike the Islands thar
samber 10 the ocean and where the beings
iha. pass before Us like shadows will stay
IN our presence loreTsr
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The Bible.--Ws do uSi know where
there is SO good description Of the Bible,
IN So small a compass, as is 10 be found in
the article below from the Hartford Courier:
\ nation must be truly blessed, If il were
governed BY no other law than those of this
blessed book il is 50 complete a system
that nothlag can be added 10 or taken from
4; II contains every thing needlu TO be
known or done /, affords copy Tor king
aud rule for subject; il gives inslruc.
ton and council to senate, authority and
direc''On TO a magistrate ii cautions Wit,
ness, requires az Impartial verdict, of n
jury, aud furnishes Judge With has sen.
tence Il sets the husband as lord OF the
household, aud the mistress of the taLle;
tells btu how 10 rule ADD her how 10 nian
age. | eataiIs honor 10 parents and erioius
Obedience upon ehildrea; 1t prescrihes and
mis- the sway Of severeigos, the rule Of
Ihs ruler aud authority ct the master; con-.
mands The subject to aoaor and the servant
to obey aud promises the protection Of It's
author % ali Who walk BY tts rules. n
gives directions for woddings and Cor burr.
ais; II promises food and raimen., and Inn
us The use OF both Il points out faithful and
eternal guardian TO the departing husband
lnd iaiber; tells bun with whuni 70 leave
has ia'heress children and 10 WHOM lis sid
o~ IS to trust, and promises a father TO the
oFmeF and husband 10 the latter. II
teaches man how he oogh, 10 set his house
IN order, and how TO make his viii; il an
points a dowry for the wife, and entails
righ. Q! tue frst born; and shows bow tie
younger branches shall be le0. Il defends
The rights OF all aud reveals vengence 10 the
detfauder over roachor aud oppressor. /
is the first book and the oldest book 10 HE
world. II coulaias the choicest matter
gives the best instruction, ard affords The
greatest pleasure and satisfaction that ever
were revealed. It contains the hes. laws
and pFoioundss, mysteries that ever we're
Penaed. Il brings the best iidings, aad af
lords the bes. q comioris to the irquiring
and dlscousoaie. Il exhibits life and in,
mortality, aud shows the way to everlasting
glory. Il IS a brief recital OF all that is 10
come. 1t settles all matters 10 debate, re.
solves all doubts, and eases the mind and
conscience OF all their scruplos. 1t reveals
the ou!y living aad true God, and shows the
%ay to him; and sets aside all other gods
aud describes the vanity Of them, and Of all
that Pr! ,Ee.f trust in them.
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w rapping PAPER,

N USf received and for ale Il tlis Office
% snPply Of Whipping Paper Aho a ~
rea'ns gf Writing Paper.
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~ sazaaczs 2sE1s ss1sssd6rass
I'D. MA .: - /. 8 . !! u. = / $,

nEETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS IRE dai,g
m eHectng some Of the most aston:s hing and
wonderful cures that have ever been knuwn-in
consequence Of which they have now become a
shining mark, against Shieh all tbs arrows Of
disappointed hope, envy and uncharitabiencSs arc
.eyelled Wilton, distinction, Tie Town aud csan.
Try are alike filed with their praise The palace
add poor house alike echo wuh their yisiaes In
al climates, Under all temperatures, lhey still 70
tain their wonderful! powers, and exert them On.
attended By age or situation. They are simple ID
iher preparation, mid u their aCilou thntoes 4
10 their operation, and unilYsl!eL in their results
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are Anti Bilious, Anil Dyspcpiic. and A,
hefcufIal. and may Jasily be considered ~.
rrTsaI Msdseine--hal they peculiarly bcaef.
cal 10 The folloSing com lalnts yellow and Bill
tots Fevers. Fever and Ague, Dyspcpsis, Crour.
Liver Complaint SICK Headache Jsandiee, Ash.
ioa, Dfopsy Rheu natisn. Enlargement Of the
Spleon, Piles. Fe.uaie OhsiI nel.oos, IIeaftlgfe.
PAIRED Tongue, Nausea. Diseu.ian Of ,ho Ste
much and Boweis, incpcgt D.aubca. Fla,ulenss,
ilabiiasl tostyeness, Loes Vi Appetite. Cbo!,e
B,..ched or Ssllow ComptIiun, and in all eassa
OF Torp0r Of The nos els where q q ihartie er an
Aper'eht Is needed. They are e1rerdinrly mild
IN their operation, producing neither nauats gri.
ping nor debility. Retail price so coats per Baz
Also
BECRWiTH PILLS, GALLlGHAN'S FEVER
and AGtE PILLS, ALUM sPRlNG PILI.rr
the cure Of Dyspepsia, sefafsa and Chronic
Llvef Disease, VAiIER'S FRENCH PILL. AZ
etteeiual remedy for the Gnnorrhns. &c. BRAN
DRIFTS PILLS, IlARRISON's SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, &c, all faF sale OF the Drug Store
o. C. FOX
ClarLene. O.fohet. lrAl 40
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10 ciiaet cure, Or the Purchase money will be
returned b. himself Or '!ayei,iug avent--Thcy
comprise the Hyge'sn or Family Pi!l, the ay
gc.an Tonic, 10 restore the deb htatsd OF broken
down constitution; the Uterine PHI. 10 cure those
painful diaiculiie. ind diseases peculiar 10 women
and the Agur Pill e. cnrc intermittent cYers and
ggncs. Eaf further Information, Tie 81 cttd aft
invited 70 pgssess themselves Of die Hygeist aud
Ers llygeis', furnished gratis Al TIC pro prietors
g.tso, M. 2, As!gf H7nse New. york, aud BY al
DIS ageutr 1hcse pagers conlsin Information
e4r'r'.1agiy interesting 70 the sick and ingslda,
'oFeloer With twenty fao useful receipts, and
'3a7s Ut facts and certificates, that must copYipce
s y,y reasonable mind, That the uygeiln Ned
cirrs are ayaiuaHle.
For sale ty
Charlotte, Jan 3, ls4I.
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FHNHE subscriber respectfully eDdsrshis thanks
4 to The inhabitants Of Mechlenburg and sur
rounding country, tvf the very liberal patronage
bestowed on htn siuce be has been engaged 10
this place IN the
Manufacturing OF Carriages.
and assures ihes that his work, a. heretofore.
shall be finished on the most Improved and tafBbs
plans. Those IN went OF Csrrisces would co vell
10 give him call orioIa purchasing ri-rw here
All ORDERS from distance Nil b. thankful.
u received ssd promptly attended 10.
Al kinds uf REPAIRING dslv with ncatneas
auG u moderate terms
CARTER CRlTTkNDEN
-ip'd 10. is{9. 2sU
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GROCERIES.

TESiiE Subscriber has Jus, re-
fMGA r. OeiveJ liom Charleston. a
Hiskfs;ss large STOCK Of GROCERIES, III
Il . ss.s-.zasssx q CO.'S &c, consisting Of
10 barels SUGAR, various guali,ies.
90 bags Rio COFFEE,
barrels Loaf SUGAR.
Chests Of uyson, Gunpawdcr and Black Tea
IS boxes beat English CHEESE
do do Pine Ample do
Is do few crop Malaga RAlSINS
10000 best Spanish sEGARS
~ Grind Slnnes. assorted sizes
. 'fIosccs RICE,
G Of. casts fine Champagne BRANDY,
DO 10 cd Cogu1c 10
) do do Holland GIN,
do d. Old Msdeira WINE
10 boxes Lemon SYRUP,
aud various other articles no, enumerated al Of
which vii be sold ow ,of CASH aid CASH only
Wholesale Of retail.
Z. II. BRALY.
Cdar'oife Ron q, 1870. i9i
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p, D., THDS. J. HCLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. 10, Isal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23
Nf3gEI.N'Fs .%Ek'E'Aa
Ir.I
ROBES = BURTON,

EANh SQLAHI,
f.. ItE NOW rr,vyng aud ~ daily expect Htlnn,
= al Jhcn Sane A'0lc oi a(lrsh supply i Gets,
staree and des,rouic GOODS, Winch, Ia addition IN
tltlt large slotk previously uh hdbd, VII make
u. eli assortment Feiy desirable.
The loo~rn alc - portion Of ller New Goods,
u winch thrs beg the attention OF thelr llcnas and
the public generally.
swiss Ei4lrgs AID lHscIlIugs, handsome assert.
mruf
'aabuch do do large supply aud ,e'y dep
/ black and white vuc ucu aud Inquired Laees
IA hon,bic article Tor ladIts' Sha"Is
Black am white Ldc's e. Trimming d"
Do do Ed-me, aud llsrrngs, very cheap
Bach aud whUe llcrs Tor Vets
Blaok aud cotoutrd Nd and NOLAN Cloves
Nohatr Mus, way ha' dsomo
Misses white and ro'uoed Cation Hose
adpe.' black aud whDr Cation aul Morman lluse
Bl,e1 Italian SIN, very l'e at o.. per ID
Btth Gro de Rhine Ito g..
Fl1lcucc BruJ Gouncis, latest STYLE
Gcadrn Gus Il,udArrchl.(s aud Cnears
II pieces blue, wooi dyed bla,k aud invls bic green
Cloths aud Cls,mctcs souc surerhne aud
wy ,hrpp
Colored Tweed C,sslmcrcs and handsome Vestngs
lot Grulirmeu's summer wear
Balcs Cotton OIuahutgs, at Zoe per Nd
81 < IA tounu Cloths at 49,
II ,lss Piud bomcsrcs tor servants al Cd per I'd
Ia addition to The above, we have on band an Az
sediment OF Lawns and Mnshn~, French tanhtlck,
C,icoes, Chah,ys and Mous.ns, blch and colpled
Sdhs, black and blue bdtb BonJ,z mes, Hosiery Of
every Description, Jaohouct Musltns aud Cam
b1ek~; SWISS Muslins, plain, checked and fgntcd
i shop Lawns, ktnnug and Linen CAmbr,k Hand
X rchlris, MarsrIllcs Shrs aud tountcipaues,
some very Itch, Toilet Covers, prrlN cl tap, La
dies torsous Nc,, Cant roolS, Cashmcleits, Ma
poleon Cloths. black and coloulcd Grippe tnnb lets,
and Sum Ct Cotls, BIO Linens, Ntnhrens aud
Cotton Cassmcrcs for Gcnrlcmens summer wear.
Bed Ticking from 81 to l. Cd, htonn and bloarhcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

This l. tate is situated immediately opposite the
lower end of the town OF LNnchbutg, and not mnie
than one nle distant. Il contains lltlc more Tan
900 acres; $50 ul which ate cleared, 60 acres Of
fine bottom hand all the Gle ned lnd Is wei sci 10
clover except about 80 acres, and high state OF
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