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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-06

I N pursuance of law, L. JOHN Tyler, President of
Il the United States of America do hereby declare
and make known that public sale will be held at
the Land Office at MINERAL POINT, in the
TERRI TORY OF WISCONSIN, commencing
on Monday, the fourteenth day Of October next, for
the disposal of the public lands hereinafter desig
10 vii
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28

'ued until completed. This will be within the
year, 81 that all wo subscribe Tor the Magazine
during i545, VIII receive tins new work. Those
who have read bell MaItin," Fanny Dale, "
characterization, H"Six Nights with the ash
mgtonians," "Sweethearts and wives" 6. &,
from the pen Of Mr.. Arthur, need not be told
that this feature will be leading one
In addition 10 this, Mr.. Arthur will also con
tnue To furnish for its pages, his shorter stories
those pointed moral essays told wth'O much
shll, Lcanty, and pUwer.-Ghe attr;. ctions Of the
Editors own pen, will, IN fact, form feature Vt
peculiar interest to our work, which other
magazine can possess. While TO one or TWO 9th
Or periodicals lie iurnshG; Il storv occasionally,
each number Of hls oMn magazine will contain
many pages of lis inAtabIc writings, and the
whole " DIRK bear the impress Of his pure taste
ana and Judgement.
The style III which 9 Arthur's Magazine IS To
be issued will DC as beautiful rs clear typ
fine white paper and Richly illuminated Cow
er. pronounced the chastGst design tkdt has vet
oppeared) can make II.
Take 1t altogether the publ >hecs feel conf
dent that, III rvglrd to the quality OF literary
matter, style OF einb litSAmcnts appearances, and
mechanical execution, Arthurs Magazine will
be unsn. passed by any other similar puuiicat On.
Inns is not mere idle boast, and vain pre-"
sion. No ono who has taken the ayork througi
the first aud SECOND Volumes wilt ~ deem it.
SIZE OF 'rNE WORh.-'' hrthur's Magl-
zine" will contain IS pages Of reading matt .r.
the same quantity that Is given = the three dol
lar Mag r2jneS, ami give two Steel Engravlngs,
besides fine wJoG CT illustrations. in caca NAM
her, while tho irtIe Is only - % per u.nGIn,
payable IN advance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
NzHEYlENEE2

Miss L. Mex lN>EI tenders hcr 'harks
To her patrons. and respectfully informs
them and the Public generally, that She
has just received from phIIadrIph'a an cl-
rgaHl assnr;mrnt of FALL. and WIN TER
SON NETS, TRAININGS, RIBBONS,
and HE other usual articles il er line of
the latest and best styles which she Of
.fcrs at very low prices. shop door be-
e.. - L n,.!,'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
More New Goods
AT NE
VIEW AVID (HElP !STORE,
(uEtKi Hail.

(nEtKi i!lI..
The subscriber having returned from
Phta. w,thln "a Iew days past, now IN
iurm> those who u,e il want ot
New ana Cheap Goods,
that he has added 10 his l"rmer suck,
handsome assortment. suitable for FAN
and Winter wear, Which he uilt Is al low
prices; 10 prove which he requests hi,
friends aud The pubric /" give him call
and "Aatune fni themselves.
Among the assortment wllt be found Il
variety of
Cloths, Rho, 4 Beaver for
Ore'cna,s; Ca-sjmrres. S4tllucts.
Nrsnng- an"ei> Ieavertecl :. La
seys, MnsIn>. T'ckIug- Chechs.
Also, GrnUrmru's Scalis.
S ncks, collars. ous-
rpndrrs, Gloves
Of different
kinds, sc.
Also-SHlU Is! SU.2ULSu
M-rnos, tmt KID Il owes.
AIpacas plain Sfs Linen cambnc hdk(s.
ParamatIa Cloth, Furniture uiIcurs,
M"u,lIn- de. lanes, Mi;h fine assert.
some handsome mrnt ui others from
PaUerns. 81 upwards.
j. 5. kENNARD.
Nov. 2&-4w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28
THE CECIL SVEHf(z,
E1 q Hg va
TOR = A BxM,

FHTiIE subscriber beng about ~ move
= TO Europe, nov Offers at privara sale
all HAT very valuable uart ct land, stu
1ted Mar $. Augustine Church, Cecil CO.,
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
A Case of Asthma.

The following from distinguished Lawyer OF the City OF
New York, who had afiicted with the Asthma for
upwards of TWENTY YEARS.; and who. q a.
ding cases, doubt efficacy this medicine.
New YoFK January 25 iS43.
have been afflicted with spasmodc asthma for twenty
four severely be confined my
for weeks aad although attended by medical
advisers Of the highest skill the country.
the relief bat partial and the disease
proved neatly fatal 10 lite
Some few weeks ago. commenced taxi pg Wisiars Bal
sam OF " lid Cherry, which instant relief, and Z
single bottle produced in DAYS what believe
radical and peffect A. WILLIAMS, Attorney
at Law. No. 5S, William st. New York.
We acquainted with the writer the above -er,if-
and his entitled fun confidence
of the public. "A. TALMADGE.
Recorder Of toe City Of New York.
JOHN POWER. ID. ID, Vicar General of ". Y.
Z. S.-The above certificate may No. 1855
Fulton street. New York.
E J-BALssH OF WILD CHFERY.-The attention Of tho
afflicted - becoming and this iu-
comparable remedy for Cotgs. .4sna1 Co,suy1ption
Bu il is necessary remind all who would
;i:le, inquire particularly for DR. WsTtg's BaLsAN
WILD CHERRY. and take nothing ec. Unprineipef dea-
ers viii tell you they taee Syrup of Ua Cherry
oiHer cough medicine ~arh JI., good. (rRegard
them FOR Uey only rant yotlr money. Remember ia
Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wd Cherry only ,eieres
Sold in Richmond. at .he BOOK STORE.
Also in Pari-. . and in Winchestey. Ia by
Dec 1st. 1919 (4S) COTTON Il JONES.
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,

NAV be termed ui,rersaI tediciae there scarcely
arrangement ohstucon Of the organs an Iact3ls
move admins early OF
of lie om bowels :noy speedily relax organs
reduce attendant and the suere TO health
Containing irritating drastic sabssance tAeir exho
is followed by poztraiioa Of the bodily po"
which characerises the operation OF most oher eatha
ties, aud they be Administered without ts sightes
producing the ioca inhaaton fIequeaty eaus
ed by the c2mp0iuns vended hy the q0achs and
cha ria tans of The day.
III almost all Stages Of disease PETERS vEGETA
BILE PILLS VIII found beneficial effect, but they
should always be resored TO- when the h7t symptom" makes
its appearance The conquest OF the compliant "i men
be easy. and immediate. In bilious disorders, reHiian
or iniernttant fever dyspepsia dysentafyt ciioe'a
dareea, dopsy eted eruciatons, enlargement OF
the spleen, sick head ache, all complaints growing out OF
imperfect rapid digestion, torper OF the bowels ie-
obs,ructions bitua and all Other dis
in hch p,satve medicine ss proper III Eit'e
VEGETABLE PILLS viii BE found unrivaIled IN the
speed. certainty and genieness Of their operatton-
It is asked what principle acse eHtra2di19f. e.
fec,s produced. We reply ,hat ~ iERo ~ r. a
BILE PILL acts as a PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
by urifyin ing the chye fluids Of which blood =
composed, Chyle milky fluid deposited by the dEes
ted mai,er the of the iPestnes and when "heh
combined with the binary secFesioh. - - |
veins aud becomes the principle of life l ms medicine
directly the chye, from which 1t eNpes all aca
particles and all humors detrimental 10 heahy eenla
ton 1t ceanses the juices aud fluids before the chemic
poses of vitality. This is hegnning. 10 emb'e the
of life with health, it IS necessary to purity them at
their
Such is the radical mode in which this mea1ine pee
forms its cures Testimonials which would fiji volumes
(many of from high scientific authory are us voaci-
and used pracicc OF tie Hrst IhAscIals
here, and abroad.
ii, the eahy month Spring, when the animal and
eabe influenced by the change OF season.
aperient medicines especially beneficial ohe dose OF
PETERS vegetable Pills taken a, this season. may save
hundreds dollars Doctos bills during the approach
ing heats Of Summer BE wise ia time ''fFesef'e ana
fegate that may not have to CONTEND WIN
disense in its ferc-st forms hereafter
you subject pain the stomach, or bowels alter
eating, accompanied by depression OF spnts and an ins
position to aciivs empnyment Of body or mnd-shoo'ng
pains in ard mbsuneas III the region o
liver and kidneys-cod feet-faintness and trembling
after strong in short have OF the seHsa-
which denote arrangement OF the digestive Sc
AID consequently impure state OF the
blood 60. and you health take Peters Segeto
of that invaluabis
blessing.
For sale by tho following gents in this cit*.
nA-B. Brigh,weil, j. X. DugiaIe and ID. p. Hollo-
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
Il IL IL II A l.. l. "A DIU VI.
IS PRINTED PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, n,
DIP HOLLOWAY & Il. w. DAVIS,
1T the Southeast Of Main and Front streets.
Richmond, Wapne county, Indiana.

Terms of Advertising.--ONE DOLLAR per square fot
three and TwEsTY FIVE CENTS fcr adj
dtional nsertiouTEN LINES the space occupied by
$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted less
square; all square, and less than a square and
half to be counted square and ha-Per square for
three MONTHS THREE DOLLARS; for SIX Dol
LARS or Ten DOLLARS per annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annum squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, viii he charged for
column of 1000 nt's, $50 90 for
of column, $4,000; for half a column, $500; for
quarter Of column, S25, ,00A deduction 30 per
will be made OF advertisements longer than quarter OF
colunn, whe.i inserted by the half year year.
altered Chanccry notices and petitions oi divorces,
be paid invariably i'll advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash.
ordered for publication by brother publisher
n. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid the option of the publishers previous
between the publishers and the
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

TRUTH HAS PRETATLED.

PETERS Vegetable pils hRye naw been Ten years 6e-
the p4ac D4Ia- hat reE.oi ,aey @ate oHtaiAc4 a
celebrity uapaEa.eea ;ae history e tie nosi popular
medicines which preceded 1aem hoNe o..owe4 in i4@
track The happy combination uf fseisb.e fnsTe en
years Of stey aad experiment, astec;ed ~ c
fdI experience III Ihe propeTe-a at meicai
pathology Of cs@ase. tAe nature 2ai rto1ts oEfsi
of the fluids which mateT % ne s?aoI! and sis
OF the human body. and the organization by which
those fluids prepared. u4udnea, an Gaif{5Atel ne
triumph of skill 7ad patteGt experiment Has been complete
Thou the length and breadth OF and n BFttIsA
America England. the Nes iAdas aa on ie II
EIope, curative virtues Of FeeF's vegetable rms,
gratefully Acknowledged. They 0e called Hte ne-
crceLeace OF the >oui1e5t Siase- hetF CON
sumption south ot Inc Potomac = ehorW2aS anu sail-
ally the Increase No other fli goes GOWN mere
however ugared VITA hFtd puts, ana nome
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
DR. H4RLICIf'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEKIEST PILLS.

II
hereby certify. that afflicted eight years
severe
breast, side and stomach loss Of appetite.
sicknessand dizziness the head. rain ir
ter eang and 1hc- gymptomz which attend Indigestion.
bowels were weak and irregular. Having had adycc Of
various physicians during this long period,
medicine which only produced temporary resf In the
year 1889. was often unable leave house,
ing poor widow depeient my labor living.
vas Obliged tn 90 from house it,
length all hopes of recovery and him
shat created all things fortuna favored with
work IN Eighth street, when the family discovering my
erabe ton aHnes .ely recommended Dr. Harchs
Compound and German Aperieat Pills which
they procured fo1 ne. For sale 2
RICHNOND D BOOK STORE
March II, 1913
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
RE NOVA
Clock and Watch Repairing,

NdE subscriber would inform his eads and old
mers that he sill the Watch Clock Re
pairing the Of Main and Market streets a. the
old stand formerly occupied by A. Siddali. where will
oe tackled 70 receive and will patiently teateh calls
ct all who may favor him with their custom. w ork
done with despatch and perform for "a s
JOSHUA 3. HCNNICUTT
Richmond. Eov. l7,h, 1913. la:f
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
(2l62kY|
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING,

That the 'PFLF.S" is painful disease
hat all who have the PILES to be cured.
nat all cho hare had the PILES, Fetch
eT'' French Vegetable Ointment, cUREp.
That has ..s-ed LIE surprising
OF ia invaluable O,ntct ponounces it the best
EpY tor the of PILES that ever discovered.
That this invaluable Remedy is also warranted if early
applied an imrnedia,e for Burns, ScaId.. etc.
That the price $50 cts is always refunded if the On.-
en' faiIs 10 give satisfaction the purchaser Sold
Richmond at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

1>HE undersigned having taken tie OIL NILI. for
mer'y owned by. Isaac B7rfne. wishes 10 purchase an
indefinite qu-a,ity of FLAXSEED for which they viii Day
me highest price in CASH The seed uav be delt~ered
either a. the Mil. tas Store Of D p Wizgin.
Sons Richmond
D. P 4. :. WIGGINS.
Richmoni. August 5sh, 1s43. 30,
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

WHAT 1T HAS DoSE.-The Wing principle Of
Protection has made exporters instead of importers
Of manufactured coitons-erporters instead OF inn
porters Of calicoes-erporters instead Of import
ers of mixed cio,hs-and IMPORTERS instead OF
EXPORTERS Of SPEc.E. Why then should Hard
Money men oppose Protective Tariff!
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

GtvIn Mexico there are about six million OF
females, only two thousand Of whom Can write
their own names! How deplorably ignorant
are those from whom it is said morals receive
their tone and manners their laws
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

orAdulterv is now crime BY the laws Of
Michigan. The late Locofoco Legislature, it is
said, abolished the law against il.
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
For the relief Of children cutting teeth.-EI0

TO PARENTS AND NURSES. -
1t is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children in the
United States die from teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through the
gums. produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell, the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits of crying, watching, starting in the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
feviated, spasInodic convulsions universal
Iy supervene, and soon cause the dssolu-
ton Of the infant. This infallible remedy
has preserved thousands Of children, when
thought past recovery, from commissions.
As soon as the .'Oriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, efiica-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child viii
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are atthe age OF four months,
though there is no appearance of teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, 10
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if n child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
II Immediately gives ease oy opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Convuisons, Fevers, &C.
r sale a the RICHMOND RDOk ST( n r
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

nR. THOMPSON'S ABDOMINALS SUPPORTERS
IL The subscribers have made arrangements for the
manufacture and sale of Dr. Thompson superior appaf
for the of Proapss Uteri. and exhibit
those who need TIE article confidently
that .r-ere is article superior.
Ffice from s. to s.. REED BROTHER
Richmond, J une "a, 1912. 26,f
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

For sale the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02

the land, thero Wcro tnos0 VINO, IL lis
threshold, dared TO oppose its progress and TO in
woke the solemn judgment of the country, by the
lights Of experience, TO contemplate its probable
results. When that spirit, too formidable for
reason, had vented itself in excess fgraiitude
and its idol laid hands civil institutions,
there were those who with boldness and frmness,
with exhortaiions and prophecy sent forth the
voice Of patriotic resistance. When persecution
attended their efforts, and when. failing in their
designs, those gallant spirits reaped only tho
whirl wind and storm Of popular frenzy the re-
ward Of their exsrtions, nothing daun,ed by the
oppo.ing force Of numbers, they still clung TO the
pillars Of The Constitution. When this danger
assumed . more formidable shape and the man
tie Of incumbent cast by the people abou,
q meritIess successor, this noble band, relying
moro implicitly than ever upon the ultima te
triumph Of truth, relaxing effort redoubled their
energies. When, At length, the sun had strue-
rled through the darkness, aud meas eyes be.
came opened. and looking about them they ap.
preciated the terrible fuiment Of the prophecies
which 90 solemnly had been uttered-when the
eve rested upon q common wreck Of common in.
seresis and men, fully aroused, .hudderins
from further danger. this noble band. THE Vine
PANTY OF THE coUNrRY-now resting upon the
sure foundation Of popular strength. throwing a
side all personal predictions, scattered private
ambition to tho winds, and reared high above all
the banner Of the country! The acknowledged
leader Of these 6rm patriots wa. HENRY CLAY
Richmond palladium., 1844-02-02
rRemarkable Curest-n

7Ol all the Aat have t>en recorded,
certainly e1la lie FIRST mentioned, which
plainly sao~ the durability OF CONSUMPTION, III SOM
OF It's worst forms:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
WOOL.GROWING IN NORTH CARO-.
II%A

LINN.
We are pleased 10 learn that lodgmcn
~ about 10 be- made, which will soon test
the peculiar suilab'cnc.s claimed for the
Western part or North Carollua, for the
business Of Wool cr1rjpg, 4 gen,rnan
Of much experience. after having travelled
over the Western States 10 srarch oil good
locality for rearing Sheep, had his allcn
ton drawn to our Western Counties by the
correspondence which had then recently
passed between our talented Representa-
tive, Mr.. Clingman, aud VI. Skinner, Of
the Post Office Department, at Washing.
ton, long known for his ardent devotion to
the Agricultural interests Of the whole
country. Alter personal Reconnaissance,
this gen,leman decided to remove, with bis
inmlly, aud locate himself for the present,
N Buncombe county, 10 the persuasion that
health, climate, cheapuess O land, aud all
other considerations taken INTO view, that
county possessed superior advantages, and
accordingly his nlck Of sheep, purchased
chiefly in Western Pennsylvania, is nor on
lis ray 10 ihrilie as also his regular bred
Scotch Shepherd, and Shcphs rd's dogs
thoroughly trained to the business Of dny.
Ing aud guarding aocks. RAJ. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
RT1s.gL ECO.sV.uE.
IMPROVED FARMING IN VIRGINIA.

IMPROVED FARMING IN VIRGINIA.
Nc. X. II. Robey, near Fredericksburg,
Va, gives US the following favorable ac-
count ef the effect of agricultural papers in
improving tue husbandry OF his neighbor.
hood: "When | commenced farming, |
determined TO try the new system Of hus.
bandry, because saw the old plan would
not do; the farmers were all going back,
wards, or getting poorer every year my
new neighbors laughed at me, when they
saw nc occupying so much OF my time IN
hauling mud and sods from the swamps TO
pu, in my manure pile, and asked where !
go, tina: notion from. Ny reply was from
the Culiivator. They laughed still more,
and called me the book iarmer; said
void soon find out my folly and 20 back
to the good old custom, as 1rsy~ruI it,
Many of those men hayS acknowledged
since that have been pursuing the right
plan. | have nov eight barrels Of corr
growing where six years ago one could not
be grown; and all my Information has beer
derived from agricultural papers. Some o.
my neighbors for two or three years past
have been taking the Culiivator, aud you eau
perceive an improvement. upon the farms
already. They sra not now couien, 10 put
up with the bare necessarles Of life. A
spirit Of improvement seems to have taken
hold Of them for they begin to cultivate
new varieties OF ltuii Tor market and iur
their families; thus adding profit and pleas
ure, where neither could DO found before
they began to read agricultural paPers.'-
CnINrrIar.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
Grand iscsiol!s.s..

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49,. .'l $50, y. y, ',l5s ',''a
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
NgOOD,FCLGER& NEssEsl,


70 w. f'f 9t'''' r."
fHfllE Subscribers Eate rteti''d ~ recent ar.
rivals iton i.rg IND, ana 'igm We Anf'on
Nsfst', large suek Of lifmin. ham aud shci-
field ilARDNAkE < tlIllEH -5na beng
TIE Agents iar some o. u ''acltg raketsel The
superior CAT Seef A. eneaa tu''cft, 1ua y a
variety &c ,lc Ion caua Hardware Msnuiaeiut
cri lnahing ihcst assaftmrnt q ceads = rtien-
sae sstn tc very iGstsias3 purchasers itoh any
part 81 Tie country
j. lheif as.of'n,H The iI.has - Goods may b
euad, w. tarba,s, Ntne l. ar, Coon h.-tS
IL, 5 10 iip Buck sf3 Slas Table aud Dessert
kryts and Forks, tansrs ald >'eei', HBa :
large stock Of hofy l!-Gc.,1 haiycs cud tyih
u te44ilui Gri-h.
Eat. s. sous Poke CuNtry, Scissors and
ShG5Is lE tct t- ard ORA tatds, together Nltu au
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27

rEvIlE eahaoriber having pgfchascd NJ 7. 4
Il iiuEbes interest ~ the suava Esaht "a.
hlcHt, tenders bic services Ia the Travelling FuL.
lie. Having FOR several years teen engaged IN
keeping Private Ealorauuont al Mount NoDrre
IN lfydciI county, he iutulEss the hope that he
has experience enough 10 ihe dstirs % his hasl.
ness 70 cntea,or % render comfortable eli. gha
may basto~ uHan III. House 'b,it patronage
llis TABLE eh4l! always bs vel aud pleHt1ll.
ly supplied ellb csery ding tho country aH arI-,
TO please and satisfy tho palate wen ot nu cpisu.c
His OAR vi3 De iguad !u,atshed ttth q lDa,tg
strcuon ID Iiougrs.
Niv STABLES ,4ll be conzlsHtly attended hy
faithful lid attentive host.er. aid sufga,daua
abundant PtUla4at,
II. SLOAN.
C1aLlaM. I'm "A l.i1 M
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
POSITIVELY THE LAST
CeHEE.

EnIIE subscriber earnestly requests those who
u are ind, b,ed To him by Book account up TO
the LIST of January. lsli, to come forward aud
make settlements. Those who do not avail them.
selves Of the opportunity afforded between this
and the lst Of January, lsAj, irrespective of PET
sons will find their Debts IN The hands OF an tiii
Ger for immediate collection.
]. NJ. HAPP0LDT,
The claims Of IIAPPoLDT & WALLACE
are still unsettled and those persons who arc In.
debleG by Note or Book account, would do well
to settle within the time prescribed aboye-as
they too will be dealt with be Law directs.
J. VI. HAPPOLDF,
SarrirlEg Co.pditHa.
Dee. 5. 1871 9u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
Will 10 Rent.

NynIlL be rented. on Tuesday, the 30'h in,
w stant, tie MILLS, 3 mules from Charlotte,
on Sugar Creek, formerly belonging to E'a. Alex.
1ndcr, deed. they are ia grcd order. Those
wishing TO rent such property viii please attend.
IRA PARKS.
Guardian Of SgsaHsK. itsr1Rdsr
December -, 1884, il1