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Commissioners Sale.

EDY virtue of a decree entered in the circuit
-hE superior court of law and chancerv for
Shenandoah county, at September term. $40,
IN the case OF John w. Rice, plaintiff against
Witiiam Byrd's administrator, &c. defendants
shall proceed to sell at public sale. on the
premises, on the 5M dag Of august neat, so
much Of the share of Abraham Byrd in the
8 q 3tp
devised to him by William Byrd, as will paw
and satisfy such debts as are in the decree
mentioned, on the following terms, to wit
one-third of the purchase money in hand,
and the balance in two equal annual payments
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
CHAS. FENTON WALTON,
July is, 1945. Commissioner.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

I u bAEO AOS L IO1S.
YEvlE subscribers being determined to
e close their business in Strasburg, will
offer at public sale, for cash, on Thursday the
9Th inst, (July) and continue from day 10 day
until they shall have disposed of their entire
Stock Of .Mecchapdise,
Consisting, in part of the following articles
Cloths, calicoes, ginghams muslns
Nelinos, vestings, italian grapes, silks
Bleached table cloths from 8-4 to 1874
And variety of other articles. comprising
Hardware, china, glass and queensware
Tmcture bottles, scales and weights
Surgical and dental instruments
Medical and other books. &c. &c.
We invite the attention of our friends and
the public 10 attend.
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s John Keller
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{ Michael Sawbaush
s Frederick Schaher
5 William Taylor
s John Wisman
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S Joel Williams
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I Moses Walton
s Frederick Weaver
5 Samael Wisman
letters in the above lis
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rEEJEgNFEKE STOCK
FOR SALE.

EgyWENTY SHARES (S5OO) NAi-LEi
d TURNPIKE STOCK for sale at hea-
Wv discount Address
j. GREGORY O'NEALE,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the meeting
of the Overseers Of the Poor for the present
year, will be beld at the Poor House, on the
first Monday in July next. BY order of the
Court MAY Is, 1843.
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uIIsT RECEIyED-A lot Of prime Rio
j caeee and N. o. Sugar, which will be.
COLI cheap for cash,by sIBERT 8 DlseEs'
FEB. IS, 184a. NJ oiiN
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Comprising all the principal Magazines and
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philip Borden
George Cofman
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! John S. Carter
Comdt Regiment
Comdt 136th Regt
Jacob Caryer
Henry Cullers .
elk Shenand'h co.
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Lean Dlsert
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Henry Fravel
Daniel Fravel
David Fisher
Aug. & G. Fisher
Philip Fogie
/ Christian Funkhoust
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GOODS

July IS, 1S43.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

a bill relating to the duties of Overseefs OF
Roads q bull 10 amend the 4th chapter OF
the Revised Statutes concerning appeals
and proceedings in the nature Of appeals /;
bill concerning Registers fees.
The engrosscd bill from the Seuate' 10
allow Courts Of Justice TO dispense WIN
Jurors in certain cases, was read the lhiro
time and rejected.
The ensrossed ball from the Senate Tor
arranging the State into nine Congression.
nj Dstrcts, was read the FIRST time aud
passed.
The Bill 10 suppress the practice OF wear
inr arms concealed about the person, was
taken Up on its second reading. On motion
the House wen, INTO COMMITTEE OF The
Whole, and took mp thus bull for consldera
ton, Nj. Baxter ID the Char.
After some time spent IN Committee, OF
motion Of Mr. Francls, the COMMITTEE rose
reported progress, and asked leave 10 81
sgaln
The question being put, " Shall the Com
nji,ee have leave 10 SIT agaln, II wos de
cijed N the negative.
On motion Of Mr.. Francis, the llous
adj uraed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
IN SENATE-Fr Friday, Jan II.

The Resolutions, heretofore offered by
Mr. Edwards, providing thu, # the Bank
w,Il tender Us charter during the present
session, the State will nccrpt 1t. were again
taken up, and discussed during the whole
sitting. Mr.. Jaynor made n mos, capital
Speech, against the Resolutions. 'lr. Ja.
cocks also spoke agHIns, them. At a late
hour, The vote was lakcn on their passage,
aud decided IN the affirmative, as follows
Yeas Iessrs. Arlington, Allison Of Orange
Boykin, BOYD Brown, Cooper, Edwards. Emmett
Exam Hester, Llrkln, Melvin, Mitchell, moore
Plstunr Ray, Shepard, Spelght Stafford, Stall
lngs, Swinson, Tnmlnson, Walker, John w
Williams and VIM. r. Wlihems p
Nays Messra. Albright, Allison, nf Iredol
BurgIn, Cathy, D1bson, Dockcry, Elliott, How
ard, Myers, pharr, Rlbohn, Rogers, sprull
Thomas aud Worth-2l
They were then ordered 10 be TRANSMIT,
ted TO the Comm0us.
The bill 10 prevent the suspension o
Specie payments by the Banks, was taker
up, when Mr. Edwards presented The follow
Ing sGEgi.'.!c, which was read and otdcse,
to be printed
( { H. Il enaeted By the GeD,rai Asaembiy q
hs Siaic Of Norh Carolina and a is Lsrcbgeo
dcfed By ne a,Gh0rityof the same, That, II an
Blnbag Institution 10 this state shall after Va
3 taking eject Of this Act, upon demand made 0
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
IL "Wednesday, Jan. II.

IL SENATE "Wednesday, Jan, II.
Mr.. Abtigh. presented bill concerning
coua,y trustees and treasurers Of public
buildings; which passed is second reading
Tho bill to amend 40 act Of 1910, for the
relief Of the Wilmington and RaIeigh Rad
Road Company, was read the third lime,
PASSED aud ordered to be engrossed % to -,
THE bill provides that The State shall pay
The $50 600 out Of the Literary Fund doe
by the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road
Company by Bond, which the State eudors
ed, TO the Bank OF Cape Fear.
. The resolutions in relation to The appoint
men, Of an agent to investigate the affair
X the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Roaf
Company, were read the second lime an'
rejected, 90 10 %.
. The engrossed resolution from the Com
mons, to extend J II Wheeler, Treasu
fer elect, further time 70 give hrs oaicia
bond, aas read three times, passed and ar
dsIcd 10 Be eGfo led.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
IN SENATE Saturday, Jan. u.

IN SENATE Saturday, Jan -
The bill TO incorporate the A'oe'", "A
Swamp Company passed It's seco"'
third reading. ,.um
On motion of .Nr. Rogers, the bd . Y,
rhorlze the President and Directors o. =, =,
Literary Fond TO issue Notes 10 ..,i
Loans 10 the People, was taken up "'' II d
the second time. Nr. Rogers mp''s ,.,,
amend tho bin, By providing 'ot "" eooo.
rnp of 5000 600 10 ono dollar no'fs -.
COO IN two d5llar notes; 5000, Oou !" -,
dollar notes; 5000 600 10 five dollar uJ h,s
and 5000 900 IN ren dollars notes W." :.
was read and agreed to. The bH' wv, wv, %
sed its second reading, Ayes 70, W. -.
On moiion Of M. Brown, the p''' ~ ". h,
vent the suspension Of Specie pawn" :, ht
the Banks 10 this State, was take" ~ I'M
consideration, and occupied the sena" I'd
balance Of tho sitting. II was a''1sa "a
at length by lfessrs- Brown, h'~''gu he.
Shepard, and opposed by M''s''' O,
head, Thomas. Dockcry ard jacob" =, I'M
the question:" Shall this bill pass
vote was as follows: .,,,
yeas-Mossrs. Arlington, Allison ~ rs
Boykin. Brown. Cooper EdvaFds' ~" Sass'
my, H.arhina, Melvin, Rci, SheP''" ofPeron
Stafford, Sginson, Waller Wiii''"'''
Williams, Of Ffaaklin-l5 r I,,li'
Mus - NESTS, Albright, ALISON ~ Elit't
gogi, Barrin, csthcy, !Dobson' DosA''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
IN SENATE Thrsday Jan. ~


Which aas r, l.c,cd the Resolution N 70
lalon to the appo,u'Hen, Of az Agent to
investigate lie all it4 oi the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail K sad Company be re
considered ~hicb ~as ncgatved, ~ to -
il,. Shepard presented bill TO require
Public Officers 10 give receipts; Which pas
-ed Us first readlog.
The propOstfion If the Commons, to re-
Ter the message ct the Governor, alih the
letter from ID W. Stone, Esq relative TO
he official boud Of he Treasurer elect. to
he JOINT Selec, Committee Gu the SUBJECT,
Aas agreed to.
The Resolution relating 70 the Bank Of
the State, he unfinished business Of yesler
day uas tken up aud read the ,hlrt
time when Nj. Edssrd4 moved the lol
Iuning Resolution as an amendment:
Resoirsd, That the Spoakers Of the two Ilous-
az Of this General Assembly communicate To- The
President aud Directors Of the Bank Of the State
Of North Carolina a cop of tic foregoing Feso-
I lltons,
The amcudmen; was adopted, md the
discussion resumed on the merits OF the
e original Resolution, and continued uuiri
adjournment. Messr-. Bro.n aud Cooper
+, spoke IN favor, and Ncssrs. Morehcad and
9 Dubsoo, IN opposition TO The Resolution
The Senate adjourned, wlhou, taking the
/, question.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
d Mr., Bggs, from the Seize, Committee
Is appointed to inquire into the soIvency o
Il the obllgors, On the bonds for loans from
ID The Literary Fund, made report, slatln.
that the Governor had gwen them ever,
{ facility for an examination, that they fnunt
8 that nothing had been lost SINCE the Boar
G. had been established and TIA, they wrr
m satisfied that the Bonds were good. Tn
ar report was couCurred N, Bnd, on motion q
Mr.. Baunger, was ordered 10 be printed.
r Mr.. Walker, from the Committee o.
Propositions and Grievances reported q
be the bill. 10 extend The provisions Of The -.
chapter Of the Revised Sta,ui"s, and I
k amend the same, recommending its pas
es sage. Read the second time, aud passed
Mr.. Bragg, from the Committee on til
mt Judiciary, TO whom was referred The bii
iat respecting Pf"HHNsofy uo'cs Wane paFhDl
re 10 guardians and passed by them to oihcn
- reported that it was inexpedrnt to pass
%, bhl Of this kind, aud recommended its r,
~ jec'Iou. Read the second time, and relet
ID ted.
he Also, on the bill, To amend an act, cni
ba, tied an act, restraining excessive usnrY, n
&c, commencing Is rejection. the Bit W.
then read srcond Tine, and ilf Candi
On. moved 10 lay II IN 'he table. After sou
II debate, in which Nlessrs. Mop,e, Franc
SD md Nash took pad, Il was rejected on
vac SECOND reading.
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FOL. AxE.-.vU. 80.

value Notwithstanding the pecunary distress hers
ihy might have been sold in foregn markets. might
nave supplied our banks with SPECIE merchants with
crdit turned the balance Of trade favor and poa
ar towards speedy restoration oc ndtnce ard credit
oi public and private Prosperity or Tina there can be
no doubt. Tor the thur and half millions m State ssarks
. ny our czrns. IN greater SUN, than the eniirs
acco crop OF Virginia is worth in The present year; ~
eqna 10 forty five thousand hugsheads ii acco st ono
hundred dollars per hoslsad. Raise them even nov T.,
he'r par sair. by wise md prudent leyislaon aud
throw upon The foreign market IN aid oi orr small and
interior tobacco crop, 10 turn the balance Of trade in our
avor The influx oi mune, aud credit To our markets. and
The beneficial influence aud nrigorating effects On every
department ct Trade and every branch 4 industry eau
scarcely Be estimated. That portion Of capital which
seeks sale nyesimeus was plentiful in lug
land, Holland and New York. The rate Of interest On
snie paper IN ENGLAND Two per cent In Holland thrss,
per cent aud IN New Anrk money coiuan ,ls only fy.
per cent though the legal rate ii interest is seven pr
cant. Why Is II Thea. that Illinois bond. are ut eighty
per cent; fcnns over fifty. and Virginia twenty
per cont dfc'unt bearing SIX per INTEREST," Il IL
mol because Virginia Is less abe 10 pay than private Cit
zen OF England, Holland New York. but because she
Is hs' nW NJ op and cam be c ed Ii y IN ,rtf
my To The PRIDE aud lamenibe 10 the feelings of pati-
Of Ia see N" public sunk below the individual credit
by unWise or Immoral legislation. Sir. it il most hupl-
ahng IL my feelings 10 know that Virginia upon thu
pledge oi her sacred honor aud her faith cannot borrow
af one year or tr twenty Mt Less than seven o, eipht
per ccu interest. when private citizen II other nationals
can borrow IN the same tunes and for two per cent
interest Aud 10 know that this difference proceed al,na
from the lss Of confidence In the honesty and cuod faith
OF on legislature. .p
NJ
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NTIRtlNIA-At Rules held IN the Clerks OhiEe the
Circuit, Superior Court Of Law and Chaices, for Bed
ford County the I'd day oil January, lSi3
Richard nj. Ialiaieuo, Moses Greer, Joh,i NJ Hsands
George Turner and Henry I. Galloway, plaintiffs,
against
Bernard G. IIcndrck, Justis IIsnctcn and Jam 20 l.
Brown, DcenS ants
In CHANcERy.
The Defendant Bernard g. iopdicN, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the &C, of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appe arinr bv
factory dcnce that he il not in,a biapt az TIL,
ath; 1t is ode red that he do appear at ru es To
be held the Clerks office OF the said County, on the fir,
Monday in March next and the Patis bill; and
that this order be inserted in some newspaper, published in
door Of the Courthouse OF this County, sous Court
day ACopy,-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Jan. 10 w2sA
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VIRGINIA. At Rules held In the Clerks Office VI the
Circuit superior Count Of Law and Chancery, for ths
County Of Amherst, Monday, the 2nd day OF January
lSi3
John W Young and John q Mecm, merchants and part
ners, trading under the firm Of Young Il Aleem,
Plaintiffs,
Hgdinyt +,
Nancy Philips in hsi own right and trustee for herself
and children, James W, Philips, James + Thornton and
Frances his wife, George Philips, infant under the age VI
twenty years by Rob er, lnsley specially assigned his
guardian kusse Norvc and Mary his wife, and Draxton
Noryell and Mildred hi, wife, Defendants
In CHANcERy
The Defendant Russell Norvcll, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Of As
emb and the rules of this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he In habit VI this
monwcalth II is order ed That the said Defendant do az
pear here the LIST day OIL the March and answer
II. bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy OF this order he FORTH
viii inserted in newspaper published in the town ~
Iynchburg for two months successfully and posted II tRk
front deer oiths court house pi tis county
Copy-reste, - or
ROBERT TiNSLEY ,f''t,
J.n. - WIN
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DURSUANT To Deed ri Trust. 'utei 10 nc by
Il John Wilmington. for certain purposes therein
MENTIONED hearing date tho 30July, 1888 and dulyre
corded in the Clerks Office f the County Court OF Fed
ari shall Wednesday, the first day Of March next.
IT fair if the fair day. proc ed 10 sell upon the
premises, public auctlun 10 the hig bidder urcasi
ATEsa, + OF LAND,
Cheese Creek Church l. I.ynchburg, containing
,ywo and three fourth acres. be the less
Also one other Tract, adloinr. the d, scrhed,
taiuar thirteen acres. I've the less.
being the lands IN said decd mrntiou.d.--Ihe title
said and is believed to be unaabiri but acting rns
tee shall on, convey the tide vested i'll m. hy sa,d
deed j. WILLIS
Feb. Is. tlNh
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in II Cle,k, osics of tie
Circuit Superior Court Of l4w and Chanesry, for the
Maria l.. Templin, married wamau who sues BY A. w.
Tempn, her husband and tr, .siee Sc PltH
t.cafRst
Benjamin r. Scruggs and John Garth partners trading
under tie s!i oi GARTH < Scrupgs, pefs.
liz CnANeERx.
The dfcndaat Garth having entered his appearance
gy' security according 10 the Ac, Of Assembly the rules
fis Court, ami appearing By salts factory evidence that
re not an nhaotan oi this ee'ay II ordered that
che said defendant do appear here the first Monday in
May next that being rule day, and the hill 81 the
plaintiff and that copy oil his order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed IN she Of IynchbaTg, Ter
two months successfully and posted the froat door o the
court house, ia the said tswn
d. ROBES, Ci.s.
Fsh2 w2m