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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

Baltimore CoafrcHce.-The Baltimore Conference
"i e Methodist Episcopal Church has unanluou,l Y
resolved 10 fenain IN conneXon with the Methodist T.
EPISCOPAL Church; Ia resist. as it has uniformly done
IRON The first. the hrdorliou Of slavery among It's mea
bers. Ia hold no cunnrNinn with any ecclesiastical body
that shall make non slayeholdlng condition ul nctn
beIsAlp IN The church aud Ia stand by the discipline
II Is. The Conference has also expressed Its deirrm
nation to avo the division Of the general funds the
church rs provided hr in the plan Of separation. -
There was al no time any warmth If feeling or division
OF sentiment respecting these Matters 81 says let.
Ter irnm mehhef ot the conference. published in The
North AmeTlcan-,Nat. Int,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
$50 REWARD.

1 ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in ihp nm
nv per end ol llahax county. Va. a d spsrn mlq,
NHnh ni Milton. n c., Ihe n. hi OF Saaday, IA,
2@nd inst, my negro nan
NICllO:AS
aeon' twenty nine or 0ry years od supposd to be dy,
"a Se'Fo :" nine inches hgh; weighing ab,n i6J or
if0 pounds; Of dark capprr ea,r. flh.r ilp v,,,,
ana htIce booking eyes. lis teeth are broad and - lIlr
aud MS upper front teeth are wide apar. H. has =
s1' over o'e oil his eyes aa fe'eaog urrhr-d tine
81 us iet' has been severely cut win an axe, leavp
large scar. 's
lie carried with him fifteen or twenty dollars in spe
'' ue'p hd yarn coat, dark hrnNn coat nj i.aus a
ffu vest ui Jeans, aud other cl0hug too numerous Ia
mention. "
Tie has travelled great deal and may make his wav
i" nee STATE. l~lll give the NV ard fr his de-
"'ey Ia me or his confinement IT. ja II he shall II. an
nrrhehded At distance Of loo mite, lIon nav h,u. :
We sna'' De taken nrafer IN and delivered To me or
''usen ~ JAIL Will give len dollars
MY address is Danyillr, Va
,o.ao AQUllA A. WILSON.
d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
NATIONAL FAIR.

An agent Of The BRUSH Manufacturers has been lb-
llihg. IN conn'iee rpuu o tie Capitol win Il view
l." huttce The action o Congress upon the poposed re-
oneIon oi The larn, quantity OF articles o Brush
atfcaon. As offset aud 10 slaw wbat has b..n The
effect OF tie proltc,nn given by the Irts.nt l bhh in
hdhrhg The pr're aud in contributing 10 perlecop Of
Workmanship. has teen thong hi advisable Ia hold in
The cly ii W ashlngion. IN The ooh May TT x1 prand
NaiI'ha Far. 10 Which specimens Of every kIrd nt
hadlcsi or manufacturing skili employed III lie INT
led States may be str committee Of sulmrnIpndence
has been appointed who Will make all The necessary
'a"a'nentS. Ihty invoke lhe earnest co,urpra,cn If
all who may have ANY hing contribute 70 HE rrnn,.
Sed exhibition. All ao,ds viii have The price marked
upon them, and, al the oi the exlublriun II is ~
Peced The owners will permit lhtr sale al such price
Aflrhs nay he orwarded 10 Mr.. DAVID 4. Int ~.
crelary ii the Committee.
We have moi doubt Of The triumphant success Of The
proposed exhibition We are confident Thai such dis
play VIII be made IN manifest must clearly The GREAT
skill and perfection To which country has attained in
The mechanical and manufacturing arts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Erecuiion If Moses Jieary.

The penalty of deah. by hanging. was executed yes
lerdsy between IL aud O'clock. upon Moses Henry q
slave, for the murder of his wife Della Fisher sumo
TINE in Jan. last. The place of was near the
Poor f,uuse Some ,hnnssnds Of spectators were pres
eni. Before The execution the Rev. DIR. Plummer made
a briel address; he WIS followed by the Rev. = DE
forest whn afie. short exhora'ion offered upa pray.
er To the Throne Of Grace. The Deputy Sergeant then
performed hrs unpleasant duiy, aud the cnlrrlt was
launched inn eternity. He seemed humble and penn
tent, and me, his fate with apparent resignation
Rich. Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
TIE MILLS.

ne ha'ls are sadly OUT # order We received yes,
lefday Nashville Banner OF The 23d Feb. The uaply
"'""ai i"'e'l9tnctr We receive h,e at the ne6e-
'''y' Inc Baltimore daily papers, on the olher
"''"' come very regularly. According 10 The present
s'"'oo'e "' The running 4. The Richmond, Ffederlcks
'"re a"' f"'onark Rail R"ad company. We do not get
ashln9'"n or Baltimore. paper unll the evening Of
'"e hfo day-i"tnv -four hours ,nger Than it lorner>
y 'ooA 10 gel them by the way Of Charlottesville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

% The people o Boston We're KEEP, in state ofex
ri'tintnf, last week, by The lral Of ALBERT J. Ter.
RL, Indicted iur the murder Of MARIA BicGroRp. II,
'o"k passage board vessel h und tor New Orleans
atd vas hfr Sled ms al thai poIt and huoh h,
back t" Boston. The Defence in par rested upo,, his
htIn1 sulJ CT 10 sumnamhIsm- aud ooud deal If pro
tss"nai testlmony Was brought furw ard IL, show IN,
psshiil'y OF hisc mIlItg crime when 10 such s1ar
and KNOW nothing oi II. Tie testimony was u .te,
cifc"msianal. and, lluugh there eau be . d,ub ol
Ills being The murderer, the jury could d., u,lhino less
'hah a'q IL lin, whch tity ac"ordurl, did H. an
s"tr I" question bon The court. "a Nhat eraund lA,
lis"ner MAS afquied-"helh.t Fl, m aut Of ptuf or
On Tue ground OF Sum an hul The r,,tan stated thar
the question Of spnnamDuisn, ur Ut INSANITY MAS MOI
rastd at al! ~ 'hc jury. He Was r.nand.d to AVIAN
his trlal for arson.
The .vIdthce is repaired in full in the Rost,n uaper.
ana Diseases rather sar9e IF moral iepl u p,e
'alng IN certain class OF socery ~ that rIy I'm
REL has vile and children and the husband of his
pafan"nr Is alive, and lave visited the p,is
"h s"ne" hat FRI ndly and familiar footing. ubp The,
were living IN open adultery. " hils their ihcu ron
heAl"h Was mInr"us, they 10 have been received
10y ERRiLs friends and relations without scrupL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

a Speculation A shuri lime prior the change in
the revenue laws. cargo imported into Ga vrslon,
BY the French bs'qne Baysse. from Bordeaux conssi>
ing Of wines. brandy, ard dry gds the value :" S.
45o The duties were paid under The tariff Ut Texas.
and amounted $3.50. Had these goods paid duties
under the tariff ot United States The amount would
have been $685.. The advantage gained under the
Texas lsfiff was thus So, l50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

WArEs RuaKise 81 lint Pr. smHh. Ia leeisie
geology n Now York, neuiioaed a eafipas elfcnni'
stance eatuecsd with tie Mississippi fvet u iuhs
Naf1b ti South and IT, n.ouf il toiuay unf mile.
~ her Than Is suufct. result due "a tie eeaifiaRai
al the eath. Ihirletn miles Is hr difference re-
the eqnaiutli aud paisf radius; AID lie rivrf IN
~ lhaasau n1i- he, thifd Il this dsanre
1t being tie bei9nl ct The olHalor abiye the iHir.
II Ibis esulrliussl afer continued. ihr fVtf
nstld il8w b4ek, and he uctan would .yeiniw III
and.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Nails, Sugar, AZ.

IM KEGS CUT NAILS. 3d,o4d
wv 40 do Box and Lining do
~ mas. prime new crep, n. o. Sugar
~ boxes Adamantine Candles.
~ baskets Tobacco OIL
80 tnns Lump Paisrer,
oool lbs. prime New Bacon
~ hush. prlme NJ iunian Clover Seed.
, loO sacks Lverpoo salt,
Receiving and for sale low by
FeS. 10 ''' o""n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
REV. f.. l.. MAGOON,S EC,rI-pES

ms popular Lecturer will Commence n series nj so
,, FS Il" our IT," on next Wednesday ev,nug. at the
Methodist Episcopal Church As these Lectures are
'"e purpose "f enabling the Bap,iss OF Iyuchburu To
I'VE" .hufch' "uf c'zens Will not fail, e hope
" give WI Mas""n crowd houses. For particulars,
see communication in anotber column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

a .Aob}e GU.-1le agent the NV Ysrk Slate
CaIpn zlIln Soc city. Geo Barker. f-q. argsN le aes
the rrclpi Ol Elgur HuNpRED DOLLARS lfin "Irend.
~ the Rev. Stephen H. lAnp. -. - Ia response IL
lhe ca made al The 1hhrfnarlr IN Ih,si lay avrninl
IN h.haii 81 tie rescspufed Africans landed al NJ mn
VIA from the SLAYER pnus. The bral dauof apprnds
bis gltt invitation To ihr sucriy Ia call upon hIn
again. II more funds required In IL ant he phiosed
expedition. The example is worthy Of copIpas h"lta
iaun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

"'2e l"an''y OF Go"ds are in the hands of our For
"''o'"g merchants, awaiting wagons to carry Them
'"'''' Tue regular teams are not able 10 cunvey
" a'u '''se having teams idle doing much
would hnd this gmd time to get lnads
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

Tire Louisville Journal learns that Young man an
Cd X elIaf6sln. resident Il Lexington. has pnhlielf
sialrd that lie siat Jim L. " aung. lie il a
san u SCANNED q Richardson. Wh1 was KILLED by War
~ sJne ye4Is a., al Ff4nhi,h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
$l7,220,OtlO

Gives Az 300 OOo
oueh. IN substance, the character Of the recon-
mendauns and estimates, furnished the committees of
Dong"ss by the SECRETARY If the Maryland wn,rh The
Issaen. says IN his message. in reply to Mr.. Day,ons
yeto!u'son. met with his sanction.
h0w The question Is 1hich Of the two sells Of pro.
psstuls and Recommendations mel with the Presidents
Sanction, the accommodation Of The SECRETARY fyr ten
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

w ne CUB Treasury Bill was taken W in the
'ionso OF Representatives on Monday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
NEW Sk'zeENd: ss0eilS,
.Vecm - EigasIin,
SUCCESSORS 10 } Il. NJ f T. NJ.
Lychjlpg, Ia,

SUCCESSORS 10 } &. NJ EEM,
Iyrchblpg, Ia.
a Rf nov receiving aud o enlrr thrir >tocL {
"A SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Ia ms stock ran BIZ found Ladies Dnss Goods OF al
most every de@Tpl ~, tfou the lowest ptlr,d u the
richest and must elegant Styles as Gmdualed Berage
kams, 6radnaed Sk Dresses suiuphlrg rnllrely nra
omhtt Bcrages Omhfe shaded 0rgandts, Run II uud
spflug Silks, fuui1fd Silks white Emhruld,fed Mus
lin kibes, ftnbrod,ted SWISS MusIlns. shaded Pad
Graduated GIhghams, Feslloued Rrrpes, back lera.
2es Tor moutolna 2ad mourning Lawns aud iaz lrnrs;
dlsO great variety 81
+ a " c I G. o o d s.
In Ladies' USE. Srarts II various SIZES Mex Ties
Regency laee taprs. French Moulnu4 Colais, s.,
$c aud almost every other article generally keul IN
lhe Dry GuoJs line. Also.
MEMS AND Boys WEAR
1 almost every kHd.
Has, Shoes, cap' Boois. Tnfhs and Sole L,aiier.
.YEfSs So. WIS,
N wait Of GiodS are respectfully byued call and eN-
mime thelr stock as they cppf snmrhng can
" onnd 10 suit their wants. and al prices plrase.-
They would mast respectfully invite thtr Trends. Gus.
tuners. and myers meralIy, To ci and giyr Their
stock mn examination, believing liat In poul yartv
style and cheapncss, II canuot surpassed In ms af
kei. NJ 4 q
April 3a1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
VEG Ross ss.ys'TAD.
BENZ F.SitNEFY.

'"i"" '"ins nm d Commission Merchant
o " 4 II f. h "A S ",
~ I'LL give his careful and prompt attention. lo FOR
w wardmg
GOODS. PRODUCE, TOBACCO AND FLOUR
tor winch his charges viii be noderae.- Constantly on
hand
SAT- Lump and Ground Plaster.
Jan. 10 -, r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Domestic futcIltneuc

TIT River and Hasoef But. winch has pissed the
House at Representative follow ing sppo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
Ersr0rf Of SarsDasifia.

hOR Sale by Il. Oates, ComsI0ok Il Cos q
~ ccnpateJ compound fluid rSlfac, q 81
parllla, iDr the cure Of Sciafula, Chronic Rbsuui
iism, GsHeral Dsbility, Cuianssa, Dls,asti I'd
ter, Seaiy EfupliOns Of The SKIN, iirpifi q 2
TITLES on The Face. Metepriol and NyylEst Dr.
ses, BiieS from an impure habit Of ths boiy Or
rGtous N the Throat and Lfqs, Iirtr Afsaat'
Pans and Spe'i,nes Of The bones. and oil Bin'
SOS dIisiHg from an impure state Of fhf Riood r
posurts and Iapradenets IA Liie, Ertonrt "
9 Mercury, Sc.
The g'cat popularity d sauparilla, and !. =
tabtished efficacy, render 1t supetluens tnls
into any encomium of tie vitlues, III adduee 81
evidence IN ls favor.
The SarsParIlln is warranted positively ~ so'
a. any Other that can be made at One Dliah
just half the price of those 80 much advertised
md as strong and IN as large bottles, sI:-fii'
Cents per bottle, or -Four Dollars per dozen
This article has cured Scroflla Of 80 ycals,'
CT the Dollar articles had been used IN vaif'
To be had Of The agents Of Comstock Io.oa
ly, throughout The country, IN New York ouy
-, Cortland Street.
lhquifc always for Comstock & Goa Sarspah'
To-, al Fay Cents, and have 40 other.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09

10 IMPROVE THE SOIL.

To improve & coil, IS as much as 10 say
tina, we seek to modify It's constitution, rs
physical properties, n order to bring them
into harmony wish climate and the nature
Of the crops that are grown. In a district
where the soil Is too eIayey, our eudea,or
ought to be, to make !, acquire to a certain
extent, the qualities oIlght soils. Theory
indicates the means TO be followed 10 effect
such a change: It suGiees to introduce
sand into coils that are too stiff, aud 10 mix
clay with those that are too sandy. B1t
these Recommendations Of science, which,
indeed, the common sense Of mauk nd had
already pointed cut, are seldom realized 10
practice AMI ou'y appear feasible 10 those
who are eu,re,y unac9uaialed with rural
economy, Tie digging Up aud transport
Of the various kinds ot col, according 10
the necessities Of tie case, are very costly
operations, aud can quote a particular IN.
siauce 10 illustration o. the fact. My land
at Bechebroun is generally strong, (clayy
Experiments co q small scale showed That
ia addition Of sand improved It cons.dera
bly,. In the miade Of the farm there 10
mandatory which accumuiales such
quantity Of sand lba, It becomes trouble
some. Nevertheless, en- satisfied that
The improvement by means Of sand would
DO Too costly. a p.ece Of sandy s0,l, pur.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
Balm OF CoIn.,bia.

HpALDNESS cured certainly and etfce,nally
u y The reputation Of an article Is established.
not by extensive adyeriing and Prihi 2. but ly Us
known virtue and intrinsic va'uc. The course Of
the pr ,,rietors Of The Balm Of CouI. bia." has
brcn in accordance with the abl,e TACT. They
have cudtay, ryd 10 give 10 the public an arucle,
~ ith " hleh the user would be pleased and salts,
fed. Ii Is well known TO those, a. 30 usc tbs pre-
para,i, n, that il kccrs the hair from falling out.
restores II on bald plucts in wonderful dcgrte
making The hair perfectly solt aud glossy; and
what i of equal interest, Keeps u entirely tree
from daudruii: IN iact continued EsAoi PIE
vents culucly any accumulation q dandfuii =
sod wholesale by Comstock y Go. q Cortland
s. \ y, aud retail BY b Oltcs hsI.atc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09

chased at very low price, after having
been suitably improved by means Of clay,
cost lis proprietor much more Than the
price Of the hes, lard in the country. Great
caution is necessary 10 undertaking any im.
provemenl Of the soil IN changing suddenly
ITS nature. Improvement ought TO take
place gradually aud b. course Of husban.
dry the necessary tendency Of which Is 10
improve the SOL. Upon s; tt c!ayey lard
we put blessings and nauurcs which tend
10 divide It, TO lessen us cohesion, such ns
ashes, turf, lcug manure, &c. Bat tie
husbandman has not always suitable mate
rials at his command, ald IN ibis case,
which is perhaps tie usual Que, he must
endeayur to selee! such crops Us ave best
suited 10 hls soil, Autumn blowing Of
cIayey lands is highly advantageous 20 them,
BY reason Of the disutrsraun. effects OF
the ensuing winter trus's. -BJuSs'ngdLH.
0T Bousslngaul is both distinguished
Chemist ana PRACTICAL farmer; YET no
farmer, We are assured, who has a clay
or sandy soil will be deferred, by the above
remarks, from attempting 10 improve his
sandy soil BY the admiyiure Of clay il il be
at hand, nor from improving his clayey soil
BY the admnture OF sand, # i, con be easily
procured. 10 either case, We do not be.
heve the operation would be Zoo coSi'g as
Buusslngaut asseris--and much experience
10 this country could be addoccd IN disPlooi
Of the asserton.-N f.. Fdrmu.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09

THREE Splendid PIANO FORTES-
ROSEWOOD, and one MAHOGANY, with a
GRANp AcrIoS laos fH.nE and 1rnE Tn, :.
very superior Instruments, from MCssrs. NUSY,
CLARK & Go. New York and can be .e,b ~
door below DR.. Sllls Drug Store.
n d. Persons in tie vicinity Of Chatlo,,, e,,.
Gus Of purchasing FIRST rate instruments css n,
an opportunity Of examining the quality 81 ~
ing On Mr.. T. J. IIoIton. who has one II. HI, !,
session.
sAM'L. GARnNER
Coivmlid, jan. ], ls45 l5f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
REFUSE OF THE GARDEN.

CiC VI 'lO thoo' iul PC' 'dAt NHtN = /" Nv
attended 10 IN garden, is tha, OF saving
every atom Of vegetables thai can be scrap
ed together. The stems Of peas aud beans,
the mowings Of grass, the cuttings ard prun.
ings from trees and shrubs, the fl!Ien leaves,
should be as carefully preserved, TO be re
turned 10 the ground, as if they were the
richest manure. In some instances, hi,
refuse may be dug iuto lie ground al once
IN lis green state; 10 others, il may be
ihro"n into a proper place to decomPose,
and The decomposition Be assisted 81 the
means Of other applications.
The objection made by some 10 digging
in the refuse in rs green state, has been,
chiefly, the liability 10 noutish instead Of
destroy the various eggs Of the pests which
annoy them, aud that by throwing the re.
fuse IN q heap to rot, good deal Of this Is
destroyed.
Tie refuse Of garden has been under.
valued, or rather 10, valued al all up to 9
very recent period for even outside mar.
ket gardens iulhe ycla,ty OF London, there
have been seen large quantities Of cabbage
and broccoli leaves, aad vegetable waste Of
all kinds, thrown there 10 be taken by any
one Who cared fer 1t, aud removed Ny col.
iagers for their Pigs aud COWS, OF perhaps
.or the very purpose to which the gardener
ought to have applied tAem-!bs maaoflug
Of the ground.
Sci. maturing as il has teen called, has
Leen Of late the subject Of experiment ia
many places and has been written and talk
cd Of by many as fit ae:9 a novelty, though
we have been in the habit Of using every
description Of waste, no! only for HE car
den, but on the field where it cane from.
Thus, potatoe vines have been dug N here
the potatoes came If; cabbage leaves, tur.
MP. carFo!and pafsD'ptops have been Dug IN
where The crops were -GO~u; tie cutlng,
q! curraut and go.seoerty bushes have been
chopped Up anG dog "a between he L.she.
aud straw berry ceaunss have been used
between the rows Of plants, as the ouy dres
sing they had. While these matters rot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
Acoustic oil Cor Dcaness

FHNllS really valuable preparation. which b.
n cured hundreds Of persons, mo used y q
cording 10 directions. ia now for sale 10 this paes
IT has been known 10 cure persons who have pee
deal Tor years, making their sense Of heaihg
good as It ever was, giweg entire satisfaction
tho user There have been number Of afteN
got up to initiate this, and the proprctofs must cav
ton the public against buying any that has ~
got their signature on. Comsloek & Co, n
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock 4 CO., q con
landt street, New York, add retail by B oa'''
Charlotte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
Organ Piano Forte,

EyOR sale a SPLENDID ROSEWOOD n
d GAN PIANO FORTE. With ~ he !,
improvements, with The Organ attached. b..
be played on as Piano, or AZ Organ, sepsfs,,'
OF both together. II is one Of the fines l6.,,
mcrts ever brought TO this market
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
Easl Endia Faair EByc.

f tDLuES the hair aud not tho saru. This is
- the only genuine preparation, tbat win 90.
.or the hair without irJurng .b. skin. l. VIII.
used according to direction, ratar Me harshesi red
OK gfDy hair the most beautiful broan ur black,
according TO the length Of time which 1t is apph,
ID. b. careful ond not pIiehuse other articles Of
the same name, unless yon wish u throw away
your money. iuIl directions accompanying each
bottle. Sold wholesale by Consloct md G.. u
Cortland Street, New York, 4ud retail by Baly
Oates, Ch4t.utlc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
NEW
Forwarding A Commission
EEshl = u.
HALL. Il HALE.

~%nOt LDniafm tbs merchants o. o., i9't'
" that ihpy have ii connection ulth ,iIs z
Crul Grocery business, added - lhs.
totsafllnl aud having large md CONNECT
Watoaouses on he bank u lhc River ar pteI
red to receive and forward Gocds upon such Pc
us viii defy al compcfta4n our chargcs aht'
pclss beng ole.third loss o. tho freight Z
than any other hatse ~ tho place.
All Goods shipped 70 g. w. DAVIS 81 llmf
ton, FOR The intefiar and not Otherwise ttfsc'
will be foard TO eur possession.
FayCutrilie, Dee mbsr Y. lsil l01
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
Piles! Pilcs!. Piles,

MAYS IMMINENT for the Pi,, n,
II n preparation, which has been counlertr,i
ty a number Of Druggists, owing TO Il, v,ns,,f,
power over the Piles, is now for salt hy q o..
IN this place. Persons have been entirely c.tI
By the use Of only halt bottle. The ,1,t.
ses are 10, proof against lis power. |, uss
krosn that almost every individual is lr6al.
more OF less with this di,ircs-ing cumplaibf. Z
TIC eare Of hieh they would give any ans,
Of money, The genuine Hay's Linnimcri gt
no pain in The application not The least Il.
counterGr preparation gives greet pam, alflt
almost insuferable. Purchasers should lEefss.
see iha, comstoek & Cos name il on each l. +
before buying--noBe other genuine. Sd~A,
sale by Comsiock n CO, 81 Corllaad s.! \ !
aud u. Ostes. Charlotte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09

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beautiful fabric, and choice patterns warranted
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mssuaied Wandering Jew, No. IA
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Story's Equity Jurisprudence,


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DEARL CASHMERE HATS-Just to hand
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