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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-08
CHARLOTTE. N. c. DECEMBER $. 1872.
Noriil.Carelina Legislature.
IN senate.

Tuesday, Nop %.
The Journal Of yesterday was read and
approved.
A letter from John b. Pollock, (ihe Sen.
ator elect from Onslnw County, resigning
his seat, was read, accepted, and The LIST Of
December appointed for the election 10 I'll
the vacancy.
Gen. Wm. Williams moved, that the
Speaker assign one or more seats for Steno.
grapbers, TO report the proceedings Of the
Senate. Carried, mem. con.
A message " as received from the House
Of Commons. informing the Senate OF their
organization, by the election Of Officers
previously reported; When
MIR. Cooper made a motion, that the Sen
ate DO now proceed TO vote for three En-.
crossing Clerks.
A message vas Immediately afterwards
received from the House, embndying the
proposition of Mr.. Cooper, and stating that
Mcssrs. Hays, Graves, West, McClelland,
Rumley, Cochran, Lancaster, TAFT, Jones,
Coleman, Thomas, Gray, Drake, Hoover,
Iloyi, Miller, and Hancock, were in nom
nation, 10 which tho name Of John X. Ruie
was subsequently, added.
hr. Dockery proposed that a Message
be seut to the House, &c appoint JOINT
Committee for the purpose Of waiting on
the Governor, informing him Of the organ
zaton of the two bodies. and their readiness
10 receive any communication he may think
proper TO lay before them pending which
A message was received from the House
Of similar purport, which was considered
and agreed to; and llessrs. Dockery and
Moore appointed on the part of the Senate.
Gen. Williams moved that a Committee
Of five members be appointed, to adopt
Rules Of Order for the government OF the
Senate which was agreed TO, and Messrs.
Edwards, Joyner. Brown, Sprulll and Shep-
ard nomiDaied as such Committee.
A message was received from the House,
stating tina, Messrs. Bisgs and Caldwell
form lis Committee 10 superintend the cleo
lion Of three Engfossing Clerks, when
Messrs. Reid and Jacocks were appointed
on the part Of the Senne.
The Senate proceeded TO ballot for three
Eugrossing Clerks, when the vote was as
follows: Rumley 81; Graves 9 Drake Z ;
Cochran % Jones I; Hoyt 10; Moore 3
Buie g; Cray A. Hancock | Miller II
HAYS 3; Lancaster | Thomas IL Me
( Cle.aud 6; Vest No election.
A message from the House, Informing
The Senate that Messrs. Caldwell and Nil
Ter are its Committee upon joint Rules o
Order; Messrs. Morehead and Arlington
were appointed on the part of the Senate.
Gen. Dockery, from the Committee aP.
pointed to wal, upon the Governor. report.
ed, tba, they bad performed the duty as
signed them, and we're instructed 10 say,
communication from ham would be laid be-
fore the Senate, TO morrow, at II o'clock.
A message from the House, proposing
again to vote for three Engrossing Clerks,
was agreed to, and Messrs. Pasteur end
Spruill formed the Committee 10 superln.
tend the election On the part of the Senate.
The result of this ballot, an Senate, was as
follows Cochran %; Rumey 20; Nc.
Clellan 10; Gray l; Hancock l; Miller
10; Graves ) Bue ; Hays 4 Drake ; !;
Hoyi II Coleman 8 Hoover 3; Thomas
Is; West 4.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the Senate
adjourned.
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BLANK WARRANTS for sale at this
OFFICE.
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SPOONER'S PATENT
EXGEI.f.r .fsEgsECE.V Els,

A RE the best
IN and cheapest
family and gene
raj medicines in
use. These med.
iciues are the re.
suit of 4 lie Of
study and expert,
encc I; the proprie.
for warrants shenl
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Fever and &guc.

ypuIS disagrceuble and very prevalent nervous
~ affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system, affecting the stomach. 1t IS
sometimes eilcctually cured by sudden shock or
other operation upon the mind; but no depend
ence can be placed upon amy remedy, except
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MoFFAT'S PllGNiA BiFTERS AMI
LIFE PILLS have been happily usfd for The cure
Of FEVER AND AGuE, ithinyarlahie success
DR.. MoFFAT has lately received from the
West Where the disease prevails 10 considerable
extent, iudabiInbIo proofs tina, his medicines are
in high estimation there, as speedy and etaetua'
cure oft. He has unqaestiunablc city reference
as to lis high efficacy in this dsagreeable aztec.
tion, which viii be given application at bis OF,
flee, 375 Broadway, New York.
The above medicine for sale bv
L. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ~ C.
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Wants Better Evidence.

III IEkS,
Those who have pnruscd The letters above re.
fcrfrd TO will observe, that in almost every case
they attest the fact, that no Inconvenience OF any
sort attends the taking rt these medicines, in or
binary csses but that the patient without feeling
their operation. is universally lclt in stronger
and better sta.s Of health than was experienced
previous 10 being afflicted with disease; and in
ali OF acute suffering. great rcof IL obtained
10 few hours, and cure's generally effected in
two or three DAYS.
In cases Of FEVER OF every description, and
al bilious affections, il is unnecessary for me TO
say aughi, as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are noy universally admitted 10 be the most
speedy aud e,ctual cure extau, in all diseases of
that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES are also most ex-
cellent relIefin affections Of the Liver aud Bowels,
as has been proved in hundreds Of cases where
patients have come forward and requested that
their experience in taking them might be publish
ed for tho benefit OF others In ihei. operation IN
such cases, they restore the tone of the Stomach,
strengthen the digestive organs, and nvigorste the
general functions of the whole body, and thus be-
como TO both sexes for they perfectly adapted
10 cach) an invaluable means of preventing dis.
case and restoring health
In affections Of The head, whether accompanied
calamity Of impaired mental energy; in Pqlpita.
ton Of fhs heart, datuience loss Of appetite and
strsHgth and the multiplied symptoms OF dieordered
digestion, tho LIFE MEDICINES will be found
10 posses the NOS, salutary cfiicacv,
Constitutions relaxed, weak, or dccuycd in men
or women, are under the immediate influence OF
the LIFE MEDICINES. Old coughs, asfh,uds
aud corsumpiiUc habits are soon relieved and
speedily cured. Poverty Of blood and emacia,ed
limbs ~ill ere long meet the happiest change the
chill walcry fluid will become rich and halsa mic,
and the limbs be covered with flesh--frm and
healthy.
Nervous disorders ofevcry kind, and from what.
ever cause arising. fly before the effects of the
LIFE MEDICINES, and all that train OF sink
inps, anxielies, and uemours which so dreadiully
affect the weak, the scdentary, and the delicate,
will in short time be succeeded BY eheeriulness,
and every presage Of health
Far weakness, deficiency of natural strength,
and relaxation Of the vcsals, by tao frequent IN
diligence o. the passions, this medicine is safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long resided in hot climates,
and are iangud and relaxed in their wtele system,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES With the
happicst effects; and persons removing TO the
Southern States or West Indies, cannot store a
( more important article Of health and lie.
( The abo c medicine for sale by
II. j. HOLTON, 4gcnf,
Chdria'te, y. G.
ara Springs, Esq, Postmaster at illcko,
~ Grove Mecklenhnrg Co n. g., is agent Tor the
sale OF the above Medicine.
4 Irwin. NcLcary, Esq. Postmaster at
( Tuckascgc, Mccblenburg CO., \. G., IS an agent
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HorSE OF COMMONS.

The House met, according 10 adjourn
tneni, AZ 10 o'clock.
The Journal Of the preceding day was
read and Mr.. McCollum, from Aason, and
Mr.. Whitley, from johnson, came forward,
we're qualified aud took their seats.
The House then proceeded to the cleo
ton of Assistant Doorkeeper; Messrs. An
derson, Finch, Depoe. Cooley, Brown, Low,
MERIT and Bobblt, being in domination.
Anderson received IS votes, Finch %,
Depoe %, Cooley 3, Brown =, and Low 2
ll2 votes having been given, and 5c being
n majority, Mr.. Anderson was declared du.
Is elected.
A message was received from the Senate.
announcing that that body was organized
for the despatch of business.
Ga motion Of Mr.. TLos. Wilson,
Res0lred, That Message be sen, TO the Sen
ate, informing them of the organization OF thus
House and OF their readiness TO proceed TO the
despatch of public business !; and proposing TO
raise Joint Select Committee consisting OF two
members OF each House, whose duty 1t shall be
10 wait upon His ExcoleAcy, the Governor, and
inform him Of the organization Of the two branch.
es of the Legislature and OF their readiness TO re-
ceive such communication as he may think pro
per to make.
Ca motion of Mr.. Jones, of Orange,
Resolrtd, That Committee of five members
ne appointed to prepare and report Rules of Or
der for the government Of this House, and that,
in the interim, tho rules of the last session be
deemed aud held in force.
Messrs. G. Jones, BiAes, Barrnger,
Bragg, and Mendenhail, we're appointed the
+ Committee.
/ Ga motion of Mr.. c. Zones,
Resolced, That Message bo sent 10 the Sen
ate, proposing 10 go into the election OF LngF's'
sing Clerks,
/ A message was received from the Sen
ate, accedng to tho proposition
The House then proceeded 70 vote Tor
three Expressing Clerks, which resulted as
follows Hoover, %; Ilnyes, IA; Hoyt,
81; Miller, 43; EIancock, 8; Buie, IL
Graves, 10; West, II; MeClellaud, %
! Rumley, 30; Cochran, 40; Lancaster, :
tate, A, Jones, Is; Coleman, 10; Thorn
as, % Gray, I; Drake, IL.
In comparison with the vote Of the Sen
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons Indebted 10 the Estate Of Mrs.
N Sarah A. harris, deed, are requested 10
maze Immediate payment Those having claims
against said estate, arc likewise requested TO pre-
scat them COT settlement, as tho lac directs.
JNo. .. HARRIS, I Fr,re
WIN. a. HARRIS,
Non G, $50. III
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United Statcs District Court of
North Carolina.

y BAShEIFItf
Notice 10 show cause against the Petition OF
John W, Rsiney, Of Mocklenburg county, PAIN
's' 70 he declared a Rankrup,, a, Wilmington, IN
Aoaday, the lglh Of December next.
Samuel Taylor. OF MceklcnbnTg county, Brick
hlu, TO Be declared Blnkrup!, Al Wilmington,
81 Monday, the 18Th Of December next.
james g. Wilson. Of MecklonhnrE county. 70
b declared Bankrupt. ., Wilmington, on Mon
clS, Tho liih Of Dsscmbor next
Joseph Suilh. Ut Mcrklenbutg county, Farmer,
2 &C declared Bankrupt, ut WILMINGTON, gu
Monday, the 18th of December nest
Matthew ". iu,chisun, OF Mecklenburg conn.
y, Farmer, 70 be declared Bankrupt, at VIII
nlhgon, 90 Monday, the 18th of December next.
Colin hing, OF Mccklonbnsg county, Farmer,
. oe declated a Bankrupt. at WILMINGTON, on
Monday, the l9th Of December pext
b order o. the Court.
II. H. POTTER,
Acting Clerk Of Court in Bankruptcy
Aat. I. 1874 III
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


The House met according TO adjourn
ment.
On motion message was sent TO the
Senate, proposing to vote for Engrosslng
Clerks.
Mr.. Bracken introduced the following
Resolution.
Rrsoircd, That seats be appropriated IN the
House fog such persons as may be engaged IN re-
porting its proceedings for publication,
On motion Of Mr.. Mendenhsll, il was laid
on the table, IN consideration that provl.
sions would be made for this object in the
Rules for the Government Of the House.
AR. I1alsey introduced the following
Resolution:
Res5'gsd, That committee of three be sp-
pointed TO prepare and report to this House
Tabular Statement of the population Of North
agreeable to the last Census, and the Federal
Population contained in each; and prepare and
report states,cnt OF the Taxes paid into TIE
Public Treasury of this State by each county ioE
tie last five years.
Which Resolution vas adopted, and
Nessrs, Halsey Rags, aud Norcum were
appointed the committee.
A message was received from the Senate
agreeing 10 de proposition - 81 re 80
elections Of lire, Eosrossipg ;'4-s,s
The House ;heo procee5sj 'a tst@i
which resulted as follows :-Grayea 20 !;
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On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Oeange,

ReSolred, That COMMITTEE of five members
Nc appointed to prepare and report Rules OF Or
der for the government Of this House, and that,
in the interim, tho rules Of the last session be
deemed aud held in force
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VOL. xX.-.y0. 81.

should despair Of SUGGEST Shall we mol be ashamed
say thu in lsio led on by Harrison and opposed byl
t, Buren,, who had no scrupies, yet achieved sucll
victory gave renown that can never debut, We
now dsnayed the awful front ol Mr. 1ber. bsar
ing the ,runcheon OF commando Is he an .9ctlles al
whose shout while armies flee. confused and brpkeri
True, he las been styled the WASHINGTON and n Al
Of tie day, union Of Ireconcilable qualities
III the same person. which ingenuity coneeive.s!
But. he resembles WAsnsaror. in nothing, but the
aceidenai circumstance OF filing the Presidential chair.
fortunately Tor the country he possesses ont Of os8
qualities which rendered the ambition of NAPOLEON dan
eerans 10 the world.
fhero Is then, continued Mr.. D. every motive fur3
nnon every reason for confidence. Our country stiff
dear 10 ust is s duty 10 perpetuae. not only tho
ioms Of nr Constitution hnt lis essenceto put down.
treser false prime plies in the administration Of pubc3
alaIf--o make the spirit and body Of orr t;overrlments
correspond All this wish 10 accomplish; but if wei
permit the present session 10 pass away nnmproyed. ow
can W eSpeetlrom bonqnanl Providence another OPP
pouuHly1 Nothing is wanting 10 success but
aetun pumpt, united, energetic action. call yon !,
thu. MI President. said Mr.. Radgor. and nen,-
hef ol tis Convention. 10 bear bome with him deep
conviction Of Tins nh and lei II lie manifested by his
conduct Tue period Is propllioas yes, sir. in ny udg
nen II is tho period aud should tie Con,enonS
adopt Inc Report and Resolutions, nothing will tol
necessary 10 success, except oil may
aon but sery expressive pas,) that give long
pull, st,oGg pull. and above all. pnH all together"
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The Communicating jirgtaia, 10 tie Sheriff Of I'm
hers! eolntg. Greeting:
WHEREAS, Robert Riyes, administrator of Jesse
W Clarksun. dee ID, heretofore exhibited tn the late
Superior Court OF Chaneery for the District OF Lynch
bury. his bill ol complaint against David :. tar
land and Jane II. Garland his WIFE, William H. Gar
land, Samuel NJ. Garland. Edward A. Cabell. Samuel
arland and others, nherenpan sundry proceedings hay
ny been had appears from the records and files ot the
said court, NON remaining III the Clerks Office Of
our reult Superior Court ei Law and Clanoery for
the town Of Lynehhurg. pursuant to law but before
final decree could be pronounced IN the cause. the De
endan David : Garland. departed this life. nieslae as
II Is said and administration o all and singular his goods
caites aal credits hath been in due from committed
William NJ W aller anl Samuel NJ Garland, ar admin
lSatenind We beHg s0rPleated by the Plaintiff, Tor
proper remedy IN this behalf. and heng willing that
Wat IS right aud ast should de done therein command
yoa that You make known according law 10 the
sall W llliam NJ. Waller and Samuel NJ. Garland.
administrators Of David :. Garland. dee d. and 10
Jane H. Garland, widow OF the said David 5. Garland,
he'd. and to the same William NJ Mailer and Sally
his Wiz. late Sally Garland. tasavus L. Rose and Ann
:. his wife. late Ann :. Garland. John Z. Cubs and
Jaue NJ his wifi, late Jane VI. Garland. William II.
t,al' II. Edward \ Cahe and Mary Il. his wife.
late Mar, :, Garland, Samuel NJ Garland, Patrick IL
Garland, Caroline ual, ID. landon {. Garland and
Louisa +. his wr and Alice =. Cahe George h. Ca
hell David :. IT, Caboll. and Lewis i. Ia. e.. The onr
asi ntn children and hens ol Eliza \ CaIcll, dec d..
lac Eliza 1ariand, that Hey he before the JUDGE Of
ear aid Circuit Superior Court OF AN aud hanron for
the t9@n Of iynchiurs. al the Court honsr in the said
t1Mn On the first day 81 the term. show ii any
thug tpr themselves they have say. Why the sad
t sh uld ha be proceeded latoa na decree ainoi the
sud William VI Nalltr. and Samuel VI Garland. as
administrators Il David :. Garland. deed. and
gainst the said Jane IL. Garland, widow Of the sad
l)a1lS Garland dse'd., and the sqne William NJ
" allarand sally his wife, Gustayus \. Ras. and Ann
: his l',JoIn Coobs and Jane n. his wife. Wi.
/ am H. Garland. Edward 4. Cahr and Mary Il
h Vic. Samuel NJ Garland. Patrick II. Garland Car
dime Garland, landon &. Garland. and Louisa +. his
wife. aud Alice e.. George H. David :. &. and Lewis
b Cab Il, lul,ur children and hers 81 Eliza Y. Cabcll
d Cd. lac Liza \. Garland the heirs and cgalecs
tie 81 David :. Garland decd, agreeably the
act Is emily in such made and provided, If To
them shall seen rApeLea-and further to do and re-
ceye what sid Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
thaneefy. shall IN tiat part eulsder.-And have then
there this Wr.t.-N lmess. David II 1des. Clerk Of
sd { 1eu!t Superior our AT yucbure his th day
2tffruafy. l. - aud IN the f6th year oflhe( ommon-
Nta.ll. DAVID ReDEs |.
March = tllAly
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We Eg' STOc'A


WE OFFER FOR SALE, low Tor cash or in
81 halS sugar, Y o E. Porto REQ and Vera Cruz
from common Ia tie best
sen has Collie. part extra ine
40 lhIF licTres and bbls. y. O. and Por.o REQ
do syrup, very superior
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
2io do Ground Alum
2t)o sides good and damaged sole Leather
300 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
5tfl do Nader
lGo caefs Nails and Spikes Id 10 6 inch
tons fredesar Tyre Iron in to = inches
II do contr, Bar do
10 bbs. Tanners Oil
~ hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer
lee boNes Sperm and raIow Candles
- do brown soap
10 bars Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
,nna lbs. Grcea Copperas
80 bbs. lerrng3 and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
50 boxes = Il and 10 Il II Window Glass
IN do 10 n Il. very superior
. tlorccs fresh Rice
3 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine g. Pow
- doz painted Buckets
p nests Iron hound Tubs
) do do large size
10 dM horse Buckets, assorted Sizes
20 dH Bed Cord J. d and . stran
) d5z Corn Broams
10 cases i'ohacco Oh,
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any seen il
this market
zoo lbs. East Boston Crushed do
100 lbs. common do
800 lbs. Sal Erans
Ga boNes Fin plate 3X
100 lbs. American Sheet Iron
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~ 1.-THE LYNCHBURG yIRCINIiN.

n N,
ps6shsd semt'reshiy (erefy Monday aud Thursday
a -Four Dollars per a,utun, payable il, adeancc No sub
scon THbe Iccetred tor shorter tlc han SIR months
end paper ,c be discontinued fsrcept at TIC discretion
Of nc Eaitors,) nnta al at1eafages arc pad
e. .aDrER7fsE.HE.N7'S inserted at 80 cents pc,
,sarfs Tor less) for the first insertion, 81 cents for
Every subsequent Insertion.
EVERY I'D ERffSER IS required 10 note on his
rrss,asttf, o,r long he eishes ms advertisement
advertisement, not noted, tcM be inserted tai as do
continuance be o1dcTcd
FOR fE.7RLf .7DIERTfSLNG TIC terms are for
ths p'viie.e Of t,eo s7nats, 10 for sqae, So for
square, i1nttf form, .35.
81 JOB PRINTING! creeptrd ieat'y and erpeaatous-
y, and OF, reasonable tcf9,S
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y .s'E'1f'E,.

HEREBY NOTIFY all persons fran trading for
u or taking assignment OF two bonds executed by
to Ino J. Mitchell about the middle Of January last
believe IS for sixty five dollars and the other ior
se'onywo dollars aud fifty cents. payable twelve
months after their dates. As Mitchell practiscd fraud
upan me, shall not pay said bonds.
WM. \. STAPLES.
a, May ? st
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Es % A &c I'd 4 = q j..

MFRS. HANCOCK respectfully informs the pub
AV1 lie, that she keeps Boarding House. in the up
per part of the brick building, opposite the Post Office
and that che is prepared to accommodate Young Ladies
from the country or adjoining towns who may wish To
attend school in town. Having teacher, in every way
qualified for her profession boarding in the hous, Young
Ladies', will have many advantages, -tbe use Of her
Piano, &c..-and their manners and morals will be
strictly attended to by Mrs Hancock and their lnsrc
tress. TERMS very moderate.
hpril25 Is
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From The Richmond Uhig.
REJECTION OFIASDN.

ihe allowing letter COMES lrom source entirely
reliable lhal feed safe vonehng lar every state
mcnt II contains OF COURSE the Senate, in rejecting.
vson. Is fully sindcaicd
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TENIlE subscribers have N hand sane or ;5o0e
d worth Of u Il ], 4 q o u 5. which, they
would like to sill I-isRl. Lon for CASH Oh time III
barter tor county produce \ GREAT bargain may be
had as we ANXIOUS 10 close cur business.
Ill NJ s WARD.
Nav : Is
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NEW Essea e.ssOEBs sB'sDFggs.

vHNIF. subscribers have taken the stand recently oceu
pied by Messrs. Hunt \ Ward. and oler the pub
lie GOODS. at extremely low prices. They Will sell
Prints, from O. cts. to % per yard,
Molsns. handsome patterns and good quality, at = cts
per yard,
Figured Lawns, superior. at . cts per yard.
Silks, an excellent assortment, some very low,
i6ombazncs,
Cloths. stock oieyery colour and quality, from s. -
to the finest grade,
Gassmercs. large stock, and handsome styles, ivr
Spring and Summer.
Gcnemcn's Summer Wear Of every description aud
price.
Together with almos every article in the DRY
GOODS linz to which the public is respectfully invited
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. as they
are determined 10 sell at the very lowest prices.
S. s. & w. HARRIS.
April 25 I'm
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q ht J Z rs T0Ogs -. =

%n 'Shs' 20 CTS, sc.
A Nlll.S. BEST and COMMON.
"a Bellows from y to s. inch.
\ Ices. good and common,
Sledgf. and / land Runners.
Stocks aud Die. aud other Screw Plates.
Rasis aud Files ofall kinds,
Sloal Of all kinds
Iradasar iron, large s,oc@
For saelow II. b. RICHARDS.
Dee q =,
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VIE subscriber Will sell enods n his line at small
advanee on Z OST ron C.lSH HIS ass1rneni
Of Hardware aud Cutlery IS very large embracing Tools
q all kinds. Budding Materials, Saddlery I5osiuQ
Glasses. Cooking 'eos.ls and every hing general,
kept in Hardware Stores. H. - RICHARDS.
Jan. 81 -
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EseNt Estate ess .Issrst0ss.

DURSIfAN'r to the provisions Of a decd of trust.
\ executed 10 the undersigned by Walter Williams.
OF date the 10Th June ISIS and Of record in the lust
inss Court OF lynnhnrg. for certain purposes said
deed expressed. i'll be Sid ON Saturday the : tn day
Of May next, 10 the highest bidder at public auction.
4 OF or 24o.s os' essos..ss!,
lying in the town Of Lynedbug, ON the siab side of
Jefferson street, n,ar the Canal and ADJOINING the ut
owned by David r. I.dey containing e tetironl IN Iel
ferson street. with the buildings. privileges and appar.
tenances belonging thereto
Terms osaIe, CASH and such title will be oycl as
~ vested in the trust by the decd aire,ad and none
other. DAVID H. iEBt ley Ifu.tec
April / WIN
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N&lss iEiIY A,sE sanh.

A llktlh Negro Woman about q years old
=. 4 who isa weaver and excellent plan cook &C.
she Var raised IN a eentee tamily. and n Woman L
good character Apply TO NJ. TALBOT, Auet'r.
March q 10