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SEQ REV ARD.

gEEIlE subscriber, while sleeping in bis wagon,
IL on the night Of the 24h inst, near the Cross
Roads about miles from Charlotte, had his peck
Ct cut open and his pocket book taken The boob
confined only 50 in money and the following a
mong many other notes, viz two on II +. Sloan.
one for s2f IL, and the other for Sc 30 one on
w II. Wrlston fer about 81 one on Wilson Ken
nedy tor over $50, With credit Of 80 so; one on
n. u. Taylor for about si7; an order on the Depu
y shcrfof Cabarrus lor about 81 aud a humber
Of other notes not recooctcd payable TO other per
sons The above reward viii he given for the de-
livery Of the Pocket BOOK and papers and infor
nation that will lead 10 The apprehension Of the
RASCAL ELIAS TURNER.
Aug. %, isl3.
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az Asit Ost UNIT az aOAtt'
h on the lst day OF October 1913
Ar L. Alexander, Cal G. Alexander ,, Fran.
els Alexander, Jo Alexander, DR.. Stanbope Alex.
ander, K. D. Alexander. Miss Isabella Alexander.
BIT. o. Black, e. H. Bisscll, Il. E. Bell J. NJ
Badger, G. W Barr, MISS Jane Blain. Sam. Black,
Miss Caroline Boyce, c. Barnett, ] P. Bran. G.
Bowen, S. f. BOYD.
Cos. Cobb ., T. B. Caps Mary B, Chesnnt,
Sam Coames, Jas. Cook, r. Carson, NJ D. Cook,
NJ. J. Chonor, Miss Mary Crocketta
D-J. G. Davis 3 David Davis, G. f. Davidson,
Thos. Dulin, A. b Davidson ,, Jno. Dick.
E-Jas Fins.
F-Aiex. Fancy. Betsy Foster, Martha Fsrris
CT. i. Grier, M Cray, J. F. Gillespie, An
son GiIlet. Mary Gillespie.
HIS. Harris, A. IIonlmel, |. s. Henderson, w
B, Henderson, J. llaiaes, C. Hannbn.J T. Heron.
Is J-Caleb Irwin, c. b. Ingram, VIM. Jani.
son, Wm. Johnston, a. Jones, J. II. Jamison.
K-J. NJ. Kerr
III. S. Lewis. A. Lootosser. Jno Lockaby,
Vim. Lerris.
Mr.. Fl. Morrison, las. McGary, R. Mellow.
ell, Josiah Montgomery, Chs. Mason, Jas. Mccoy,
]. b. Mcdonald, E. c. Moore, r. Mccoy, /. Means,
Jno. McDowell n Myatt
N-R Novel;, II. Nicholson. Jas. Nusbaum.
O-Silas Orr, J. L. A. Orr & Co.
P-W. 6. Phillips, ]. l.. Price, Joab Payne, r.
c. Partl1w, W. Parks. Wing Person, N. A. Parks.
Oh. Qnery, J. Quinker 3.
R-Alex. Robinson, VIM Reeyis. J. T. Reed, L.
p Ro;hEock, WA. Robson.
s-B. R. Smith, NJ. Strickland Jbo Sloan, E.
B. Springs, JHo. Simpson, w. 4. Sample, John
Springs 2, Jesse Shalley, Jao. seige, Susanna
Smart, C. Z Spratt
T-Niss +. a. Todd, A. H. Todd J. Thompson.
W--Dd Waisner, Aaron Wilhelm, Jno. With.
erspoou, A I. Williamson, L. D. Williamson, Jas.
Wilson.
IJ7Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please state that they are advertised.
III ii. B. WILLIAMS, p. H.
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SPOOEEEs's EIKGEIAN
on
LIFE YEEGDTEFNES:

TIE Best and Cheapest Family Medicines in use.
FE7HEsE MEDICINES arc. the result Of a life
Ill Of study and experience The Proprietor
warrants them 70 effect a cure v hen taken accor.
ding 70 directions They comprise tic Hygcian
Or Health P.lli tie ~ gean Tonic, Or lleshh
BttcT5--to restote the debili'atcd 81 broken down
constitution and tae Uterine Pill, 70 cure those
painfI difficulties anddscases peculiar 10 wofacn.
Fer all disorders Of the stomach and bowes--
bilious nlplsints-liscascs &c chidren-(lyCrs
NERVOUS a1d sick acknowledgement debility,
&c, the Hta!A Pi{ is perfectly cetaiR and ad
miraJsg Pleagaw Ysmedy
The Hgeaaa Tonic works lie H1irucle to
strengthen the feeble and revive the sicaiy.
or the Etf5iFe Pill, DR.. Carter Of New York
has 8elleaid-"TLis remarkable medicine works
silently, but rs sariug hnHdreds Of JaluqLlc (e.
masfs jroR an gRtimely gtqoe"
Ihevlriue Of these Medicines have been estab.
iished BY the most ample experience. IHgy WIZ
sIASn NJ THEIR OWE NERlr A siscLg TRIAL mas
EVER GAINED THEH LASTING REPUTATION!
"Dr Spooner'a Hygeiqa or HsqiM Medicine,
have established tof hIm an enduring fame. We
have been told by disin,erestcd medical mon that
these medicines, being taken as seycrally prescr
bed, have never been known to fail in eiiectng
cure. lthas ever given US pleasure 10 record the
s''Ni"P'' % cAuCduyH dHt VI ldltht, out al this
crisis-the age Of quaekery- are doubly pleas
cd 10 find, at least one distinguished medical man
taking stand against this species Of imposition"
N Star.
Many Certificates Of the highest authority have
already been pubsbed-some from the most emf
nenl medica! men in New York, among whom arc
Drs ilosack, Macnegen, Frances, POST Stevens
Beck, Torrey, &o
See The Hygeia and Ezira Hygeistn fur.
nished gratis, at the Proprdtors Office, No. 2, As
tor House, N Y, and by all his Agents These
papers contain information exceedingly interest.
ing 10 the sick and to inyalids together with TWEEN.
y.hye usefUlrccipes and mass Of facts and Ger.
tlhcates that must convince every reasonable mind
that the Hygelan Medicines arc invaluable.
The above Medicines are for sale by
T. j, HOLTON, Agent,
Cb0rioyfp nv n
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DIR. klTEEE.,S
VI u D T g Z Vt % s 3
REST0RER OF TIE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES

CHhUNJC AM DIHEH DfSEdSES
NNy NEITHER prodnced by b.le phlesm. ir,a
w internal morbid matters. arising froa
badly cured old disorders /; from the use 81 m.t.
curry, calomel, bark, &c, or On icmalesl from De
change Of life, as specified IA The Pamphlet
ASrl sYrumlric SyRrr.-1his medicine is ia
all Venoreal Disorders, certain remedy.
AsYssis'A M1ruRr, (in liqpid and IN par't.
celebrated for It's speedy and perfect removal &.
GonorrhGa and elect.
GoLp Misc BA,SAu, for Bilious and Nercvs
Affections. Colds, Sc.
AROMATIC EXTRACT. Eminent fnr intiEestua
Goodness in the stomach, Numbarss or WtaLtc4.
Ia the limbs, Rheumatism, &c,
Decorative PownER, for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, Ar., which Is IL b.
taken in the Rcsiorer.
pied besides tie Rcsiurer
BENdAL OiNNEsT. ior letter, R.newofm. s4,
Rheum, Scaldhebd, Erupiiuns Of The SKIS. and I'D
ulcers: Is 10 be applied besides The keslorer.
UNIVERSAL on STHYSsTiusiSg FIssrrR, q
diseases Of lie Chest Dyspepsia, lfaammsicr
Rhenmsiism Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
Da kuHL's AcorsTir orr, 81 Deafnrss and
other Anriculai Complaints, which Is 10 be ust,
together With tie Rcslofef.
o. DR. kahFs Pamphlet Treatment" g.
entered according 10 Az, Of Congress, eunisll,
full Directions for the ueo Of ihe aoye n,rntlunt.
medicines. and accompanies every remedy.
IJ'PeTEons Wiabiag 10 procure any OF TIE uirc
icines, viii please direct their orders. with t., b.
mount, post psidj TO DIR. kUilL's OFFICE
Raleigh, N. C., or Richmond, Va, OF 10 any Of d
following Agents in North Carolina.
u. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. r. & c. Ph.ier. Coueatd.
Jenkins s. Blles, Salisbury.
Iiumphrics & Gather, Lexington.
J. x Il. Sloan, Greenshofough
II. J. a. Drake. Ashbotough
&C. Henderson. Llneolntoa.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, GunninF &. Co. fmh G. IT.
McLurc, Rrawaf & Co. CheAieF c. II
The confirmation of lAe list ii Agents, aSe ~.
K's Pamphlet.
JsHe Is. lel2 3ssf
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MANSION HOUSE.

fEyIiE subscriber having pc.ehased Mr.. T. X
IL Hughes interest 10 the above Establish
meat, tenders his services 10 the Travelling Tub
lie. Having for several years been Engaged ia
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount Monrne
in Iredell county, be INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the duties Of his bust.
ness to ondeayor 10 render comfortable all who
may besiow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall alwaysb be well and plentiful
" supplied with every thing the country siiords,
to please and satisfy the palate even Of an epleure'
His BAR will be found furnished with choice
selection OF Liquors.
His STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful aud attentive hostlers and supplied with
abundant proyender.
H. T. SLOAN.
Charlotte. Jan. 81, lS43. 81
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Good Samaritan relative TO the happy and 5eneii
ciaI effects Of the administration OF
DIR. MoFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BlTrERS.
Those who have perused the letters above re-
ferred TO will observe, that in almost every case
they attest the fact, that no Inconvenience of auy
sort attends the taking Of these medicines, in or
binary cases, but that The paieni without feeling
their operation, is universally left in a stronger
and better state o! health than was experienced
previous TO being afflicted With disease aud in
all cases Of acute slilesing, great rcc is obtain
cd in few hours aGd a cure is generally effect
ed in two or three DAYS.
In cases Of FEVER af every description, aud
al! bilious affections. il is unnecessary Tor me to
say ought, as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted 20 be the most
speedy and eaeciua cure extant in oil diseases
ofthat class.
The LIFE MEDICINES arc also most ex.
celleut relieiin affections fthe Liser and Bowels,
as has beeu proved ia hundreds VI cases where
patients have come forward and requested that
theft experience iutak,rg Them might be publish-
ed for tie benefit Of others. In lleI, operation in
such cases. they restore the tone Of the Stomach.
strengthen The digestive organs, and nyigofate the
general functions Of the whole bo,y, and thus be-
come to both sexes ttor they arc perfectly adapted
to cach) an invaluable means Of preventing dis,
case and restoring health.
Ia affections Of tie head, whether accompanied
with pain aud giddihess or marked by the grityous
calamity OF impaired mental onergy in polpitc
ton u The iearf, fsfaipee less Of appetite and
strength, and the multiplied symptoms OF dlsofdercd
digestion. the LIFE MEDICINES will be found
- posses the most salutary efficacy.
Consil'a,c relaxed. weak OF deeayed. 10 men
or women, are under the immediate influence Of
the LIFE MEDICINES Oh coughs, sstLfnqs,
and eoasumptire Aabis are soon relieved and
speedily cured Poreiiy Of Jlo0d. aud emaeiated
liribs will ere long meet tie happies change the
chill waicry fluid will become rich and balsamic,
and the hnibs be covered with Aesh--Grm and
healthy
Nervous disorders Of every kind and FROM what
ever cause arising, fly before the effects Of the
LIFE MEDICINES, aud all that train Of sink
ings, anxieties, aud treniorrs which 50 dreadfIlly
affect the weak, tie scde 4iary, and the delicate,
viii IN 4 short time be succeeded b. eheerlu.ness.
and every prcsage Of health
For weakness, dcicieucy Of natural strength,
and relaxation OF tie vcsscla by to frequent 10
dugenee o. The passions, this medicine Is a safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long rcsided in hot climates,
and are langnid and relaxed in iher whole s, sten
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES With the
happiesl effects; AID persons removing 10 the
Southern States or West Indies. cannot store
more important article Of health aud life.
The abofe medicine for sale by
r. J. BOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ~ c.
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THE NEW MIRROR.
Every number cmbclished with
A Beautiful steel Engraving.
EDITED ~ c P. NORRIS aSD y. P. WILLIS.

REASONS TOR TAXING TnE VIEW MIRROR
Ihree Doi.ars cannot bay 50 much Of literary
and pictorial value in any other shape.
fD'ytl'o highly flashed steel engrqriugs are
g:ven IN the course Of the year.
The literary contents are the llcshes; and best
that can be furnished by the experienced taste
and industry Of its editors.
The type and paper are not excellcd BY those Of
any other periodical.
4 splendid book 10 bind aud preserve is in your
lands AZ The close Of the year, containing every
thing Of current interest worth remembering, and
many invaluable gems Of literature and art
4 delightful! risitoT to yo2r family eIcie ia such
Saturday Paper.
By the gear each number cost 5ut fee pence, tho
there are IN it sixteen pages Of the choices, mat
ter, and picture such as could not be bought
sine!y at TIC PEiut shops for less than two shings
Hl0iyi cost you 1oiiisg 10 send yoar So 5scGpiioa
as pos:masters are authorized 70 enclose il 10 the
editors pgst1ge free.
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t. j, HOLTON, Agent,
CknrioYeJH. &

EpALDNEss.-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
N ~ tie hair, which will stop il if falling out, Or
restore il On bald places and on children make il
grow rapidly, or On those who have lost the hair
from any canac.
AL YERMlN that nfest the head Of Children
10 schools, arc prevented Or killed by il at once
Find the name Of Constock & Co. on Il OF never
Try t. Reminder Ills always.
For sale 10 Charlotte, N. c. BY y. Oates and 7.
}. IIolton; in Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler N Lex.
inet0n by J. 7. Habfy; in Greensboropah BY j.
q X Soen; IN Fayetteville by J. 4. M'Rae in
YorkYLe, S. G by Comsiock & Gus AGENT.
PENSION CERTIFICATES for sake.
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n. ARsAPARIILA -Comstocks Compound
- ExlTaet There Is no other preparation OF
Sarsaparilla, that can o&celd Or equal this. ifyou
are sure to get Conelock \, you will find il sope
rior to all others. Il does mol require putting.
For sae III Charlotte, n G. by -. Oates and 7.
J. Ilolion; 10 salisb1ry by G. B. Wheeler in Lex
iaglop BY Up. MabrY 10 Greep,burourh by
y u. slo7ni in Fayetteyi!ie by J A. MRae; IL
YoEkgHe. 5. by Cowdoet & Cos agent
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+. J. BOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ~ c.
70 ALL THE WORLD VINO USE LEA.
TIER Is ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNEN.
OR, LEATHER RESTORER. 4 NEW Gil
MICAI, UlSl OVELY.

OR, LEATHER RESTOEER. NEW CHE
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
- 0ST people know, that SKINS and hides are
We converted into lcgLer by the use of Tan.
hin extracted from tlftan barks, &c. When the
force and strength Of The Tlnnin is worn out,
leather becomes 8eqd hard, d,y, JriHie, cracked,
peied Nth crust, DC. THIS All KNOW.
70 restore then lie, so6ness m0isiacss, atreHgth
smoettHess, aud remove all crust Nv, Or blister
restore Tie igrnin. lls substance the leather
never can receive :hc second time; but the whole
virtues Of il are IN this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NlN-whieh pencira,es the s,liicst and hardest
leather, il It has been twenty years in use and
il It tears easily with the fingers, it uparts at
once a strength that IS utterly incredible unit
seen. 1t becomes like new leather in all res poets
with delightful! soitncss and polish, and makes
oil leather completely. and perfectly inpefsious
70 wa,er-snd particuIaiiy boots, shoes, carriage
tops, hose, trunks, harness. and in fact all things
made o. leather, giving splendid polish, even
higher Than nor leather has, and at least doubling
~ wear and durability 10 whatever manner the
leather il used. These are facts.
Those who vii, may wear old shoes groan with
COINS, ride Withhold carriage topsi have old harness
and throw them away half used, look filthy them.
selves and j! about them, cxpend double Hhat Is
tCSC7raig toE HrtIL4'a VI ltulItt 10 lhttr ue1tts
content Tor what We care, if their prejndces arc
50 strong they viii not Try new discovery. We
huve no fayors to ask of them, they are the great
est sufferers, and 20 bcg for nobody's custom or
patronage. Nov, gentlemen please yourselves.
u None genuine unless with the fac-simile Of
Comstock & 60. For sale IN Charlotte, N. c. BY
3. Oates in S4-bury BY G. b. Wheeler; in lex.
ington BY J. r. ilabry in Grceusborough bv J. &
Il, Sloan IN Fayetteville by ]. A Rae; 10 York
vile. S G. by Comsioek & Coz apent.
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Farmers Adyocatc.-yoI. ith.

III ANiNG brought. the third volume of the
i u Farmers Advocate 20 n close we now pfe.
sent the public with Prospectus far fonfth vol.
umc Having succeeded IN forming an associa.
ton by which the services Of Mr. Waiter +.
Richards. will be secuted 10 assist in the I.diio
rial Departmental the office We feel confident
that we shall be able 10 furnish paper worthy
the attention Of farmers, and the community In
general.
In conducting the ADVOCATE an undertaking
eonrse will be steadily pursued with view 10
advance the interest Of the FAhMgn, by recon.
mehding such measures ne may seeu % promise
hls improvement, and exposing to merited cen.
sure whatever is iuin,ical 10 his prosperity
In FoLiTIcs and REtDioE every hing calcnla
ted TO excite craftsmanship or sectatian prejudice,
will he carefully avoided.
SciuScR in its various branches will meet with
that attention il 90 richly deoervcs.
EbUcATioa in general will receive doe SHARE
Of attention.
TUE CONSTITUTION or TIN Y. S. and that Of n.
C., with probably others. will be- copied
An impartial and trnei record ne impnrtant
Elections; together with variety o. other inter.
es'ing events will be given
VIRTUE, MoRaLIry, and their i,riH sister Tra
PEaANcE, will ever find in us, faithful and untir
ing Advocate and Friend
CONDITIONS:
The Advocate will be published every ether
week, at Lexington, Davidson County, n. C., at
one dollar a year in advance or one dollar and
fifty cents, after six months from the date Of sub.
soription. For clubs of ten or more subscribers.
seventy FIVE cents per copy in advance or one
dollar twelve and half cents after six mnnibs.
No paper discontinued until arrcaragcs arc
paid except at the option Of the publishers.
The above conditions will be strictly adhered
10 in all cases.
All LETTERS communication. &C., 10 the EditorA.
post paid promptly attended TO-
Address, J. Sher"o,d, Lexington. or w. +.
Richards, Rrowniovn, Davidson Co. N. c.
The Brotherhood Of The quill will confer ia.
yor by inserting or otherwise noticing the above:
with those who do, we will endcayor to rccipfocatc
the favor.
JOHN SHERWOOD.
WALTER T. RICHARDS.
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Absolute ture-.Ali.

ID W VxHV i0l. pfoYe DAILEl
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inesumsl y,
II ~, only cures qaiekct, but gives 90 addiliur'
pain, nor leaves scar. FIRE i fusitixtiy fcl5ef
cd harmless. 1910 has becu offered ssx n,oathi q
any person returning an empty Tor. and saj
that 81 agony on amounting u ret extt4rifd 10
few inmates, yet, not ore ;tom tiuuands 81 u
ala slace has rlaIalcd the lmnus1 Parenis asl
Ious % guard against general inInucg atd say
moncy, limo, leisure aud lie, and prevent th
offspring from lrlug dlsagnted by burns, oteye
small PoS pusiuIes. al poesoctihg iic ensal.
power TO replace the reliuiary organs destroy I'd
can DO go BY Obtaining tha ines,iusble .alte.
Many deeply burnt tasee IN the civ gan lie see,
uud one entire lucc bcfni ever and wuundud Ne.
Gisiinc, times 10 Tie same spol while healirr,
IN M case can b. traced The east citst!.ac G
marx For all kinds sf hurts. tls rapid soo'l,ir
Effects, are alike imror,ant; even sore eyes, AL
and BEoREN BREAST
would be unknown. The toilet aud nursery,
clearing the skiu Of plmpes. removing ehaic, s
~ill find II Indispensable Ohce ugiug onb y
forever establish 1t tho sovereign heal AL
quality. Allcf this notice, besds Oh families D
lowing torture ior months. and uliGaicly d.
tOried features, can never vipe away rCpfoict
justly uttered By disabled child, for negi,ci.n.
70 tiiunpb oycr FIRE
For sale 10 Charlotte. NC, by n. Oaies anj 4
]. Hoion IN SALE eury by G. Il. Wheeler; IN -,
ington by J. 7, Mabry; IN Gteensborough b, Z
& n. Sloan; IN Fayetteville by ]. 4. M'Rsci 4
forhvile, S c. by fomsiook y Co.'S agent
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against the estate
"A. o. Mm. ]. Keahey. decd, are requested to
present them properly authenticated %
b. OATES, EreeutOT.
.luf,3l. 1913. 45d
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PROPOSALS TO REVIVE THE
SOUTHERN CITIZEN.

At marlborough Randolph county, ~ I.
NJ BrSJ. SWAIN FORMER EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
EER0YlDED sufficient number Of suSscri-
b bers be obtained by the Is, October next, |
propose 10 resume the publication Of tins paper on
the same plan and on the same terms as hereto
fore, viz:--ta publish il weekly on a super-royal
sheet Of good pappr well printed lis columns de
voted to News, Politics, ton the good old Wing
principles Religion, twilhou, scetarianism,l Mo
reliiy, Agriculture, Economy, Industry, Temper.
ance. Justice, Law, Forms Of process and iostru.
ment- Of Writing, Legislative proceedings, Ance.
dotes, sc. &c, 50 as 10 make ii emphatically a
good family Newspapers,
The subscription price is $500 per annum in
advance, or within three months from the date OF
tie 6rst number rrceivcd-or $500 after The ex-
piration of that time
wan brother Editors be SO good as 10 copy or
notice D. SWAIN.
Asdeboro', " C. Aag.. 1873
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WATCHES a JEWELLERY
Bust Received,

nR. MICHAETS' PILLS. an eiTtctunl cu,e
Ep for tho FEVER and AGUE.
Also
An admirable Vegetable Tonic. in eases Of DYS.
PEPSlA, and debihiaiod state OF the system.
For SAFE Wholesale and retail by
u, OATS.
Sole agent for the proprietor, Charlotte, n. c.
FEB. q, lo4]. g2G
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons Indebted 10 The subscriber are no,
N titled 10 eau and settle, and al having claims
against hin wall present them for settlement As
he expects 10 remove from Charlotte in short
time those who 10 not call and settle will have 10
pay costs.
GEORGE HOLABAUGH
Sen. A. lS43. SEQ
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLIYA,
CABARRUs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Term. ls43.
X. r Harris. Ex'r. Of Jas
5. Spears, o., ,,,-,

> spears, O.;n:i t,.t..
IS.
+. & z. Folgcr and '''ieu ." i-AHu'
G. & c. &. II. Carfiil
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of tile CONT
Il tina; the defendants, f. & R. Folger and G.. &
c. X II. Clrvil, are not Inhabitants Of hi, State,
Ordered ~ the C0art that publication be made for
six weeks in he Charlotte Journal, printed in
Charlotte, u. c. that the defendants be and ap-
pear at our next Couli Of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
sions, TO be held for said county at the Court
House in Concord, on the 80 Monday in October
next, then ard there to plead or reply, otherwise
judgment will be entered against them aud the
lands levied on sold 10 satisfy plaintiff claims
Witness, kiah ? Harris, Clerk Of our said Court
at Concord, this 80 Monday in July, l3i3, and the
GSth year Of our Independence.
kIAH p. HARRIS, Club.
Printers Fee, s. 62I. Il
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-10
A COURTHOUSE

in the town Of Monroe, until the goth day of No
yember next. The building to be filly feet by
forty, two stories high, 10 b based on rock one
foot below the surface and Two feet above, the
walls 10 be oiwGod Of good quality. The basement
story to have passage eight feet wide through
the centre Of the entire building. each side OF
ahlch to be divided into three Offices and stair.
case. The second story 10 be twelve feet in the
pitch, to be divided into Court Room and two
Jury Rooms It's desirable that the house should
be built and finished according 10 the most mod.
eTn and plain style. The proposals must embrace
The plan, specification and estimates of coSt-lhc
Commissioners 10 be at liberty to suggest such
alterations as they may think proper and vary the
estimates accordingly. Applicants should ad-
dress there communications 10 the Chairman oil
the Commissioners, at Oakyille, Union county,
\. C.. post paid. The Commissioners will decide
within fifteen days after the time above specified
md, mild r+t-i, lie.