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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

Office is hereby givemto to all parties inter-
~ ested in the establishment of the State road
leading from Vinton in Gallia. county to Albany in
Athens county, that the Commissioners Of Meigs
county will, on the fifth day of June session. 1851,
hear the parties in favor or against the establish
ment of said road and the application for damages
of any person or persons on account Of the loca-
ton OF said road through his her or their lands.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
DIR. cHRTsTrE's %

DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANICN NECKLACE
10 used for all complaints affecting the Throat OF sa such
Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia In me fecf Bus
ring or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness which generally
Palsy and Paralysis. ,,,,r
All physicians acknowledge that these terrible disease.
are caused BY deficiency Of Nervous Ensrey s sasctsd
limbs Dr.. CHRsrIEs Galysnc Articles will supply this
deficient power and complete and sntrss satS " uus
effected.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
-IOIRSE GAVE STORE.-NI. WcII,

HORSE CAVE STORE.-M. Wells,
IL Agent-The undersigned having establish
ed Store at the residence of Myron Wells on
Horse Cave Creek, will keep said store constantly
supplied with such goods as may at any time be
wanted by the citizens IN that section. tits our
design to sell at Pomeroy prices though some ar
ticles in Groceries, during bad roads, small ad-
vance will be added. Amy article wanted by the
citizens not in said store can be ordered and sent
out at shortest notice.
The stock in said store is now much larger than
heretofore. So that customers will find nearly as
full an assortment as in any store in Pomeroy-
Produce will be taken in exchange at the market
price in Pomeroy. REED & BROTHER.
November d. 1880. ~ ~ ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
gOUNTY LAND.--For those who served !

I}OUNTY LAND.--For those who served in
1.-THE War of 1912 with Great Britain or any of the
Indian. have received copy of the llte Act Of
Congress, passed September 28, 1850, granting
Bounty land, &C., and am prepared to procure
lands under the provisions ofsaid. rs aeI.i vl
Those desiring information concerning theil
rights to lands can be informed by application to
me. No change will be made except in cases pro-
wing successful and in such charges will be reason
able. en H.if'e r4 & uu
.a- .ae.a ]. CARTWRIGHT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
octl0,60noatf
1z1---se DIR. w. SPRY. surgeon

Dentist, Portsmouth, Ohio. Will
oIITYD visit POMEROY, in the first week of
the months of June, September, December and
March marcb2bn21yl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

ISAAC sAMuELS will take notice that peti-
ton was'hled against him on the 18th day of
April, 1881, in the Court Of Common Pleas of
MeigS county, Ohio, by Jacob Smiley, and is now
pending therein, wherein the said Jacob Shley
demands partition Of the following real estate, yit.
Section No4 Town No z, Range No III, and fac.
tion No in Section No 10, Town No I, Range
No ID, in the Ohio Company'S Purchase in snid
countyi and that at the next term Of said court
application viii be made by the said Jacob Shiley
Tor an order That partition may be made Of said
premis,s. r A PLANTS
Apt N. 1881 r:syS Auy for rPetlicncr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

THE BOOK HAS GONE TO PRESS
L Having finished the Book, we shall now turn
our attention entirely TO the manufacturing of all
kinds of ia
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Saddle
Bags, Whips, ar q
Or, in fact every thing that is keptin Saddler's
shop, from saddle down to a pump sucker. Hav-
ing been selling work for some time for the profit
Of it, we now intend to sell for the fun of it. =
Call and see us whether you want to buy or not,
for | am always al home on the west side of Court
street, one door above Reed & Brothers..
January 8, 1851. III L. S. CROF00T.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
DR.. CHRISTIEtS-- S1i'foi'
GALVANIC BRACRLETN

Are found Of vast service In Of Conyulons or n,
Epasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections Of h
Head and upper extremles Also In Palsy and m
all diseases caused by deficiency Of power Or fefyou
Energy in the limbs or other organs Of the body Et
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
Tic DOlOreux and NeuraIgIas

These dreadful and agenizing complaints tmnsaS
IEcKLAcE AND FLUID The Belt diauses The Eleotricy
through the system the Necklace has local es6t ahd
reSsng anctions the application NEVER FAILS w 10
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
l Y has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor oh the estate of William Mcdowell, late Of
Meigs county, decd. 80 .itaai ye' aA4 b
CALEB WOOD, Admit,
March q, 51.--no27w3. ~ Z y ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

EIl foxes Glassware received and for sale u
CUNoI GRO W HOLMES
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
u9a KENTUCKY y
Mutual Life Insurance Company
N AT covIEeToN, XIV.
& Guaranty Fund 100000.

g w. B. ROBBINS, President.
e A. L. GREER, Vice President.
~. R. PAYS0N, Secretary. .wasei
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
To our Friends and Custo,ners.

G. +. THOMAS, Medical Examiner. "e
January 20, 1S5i.-nlS Sm3. e,t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

Z Cureu By WIstar s Baisam OF Wild Cherry. The
following cure of jeremiah Isgrigg, of Consump-
ton, Give of his brothers and sisters having died
of Consumption is truly wonderful. Ought not
this urge the afflicted to make use of this health
giving remedy, when it is effecting cures like the
fnllnuino. s.fH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

company; second The amount Of The bills
or notes Of The company then in circulation.
specifying the amounted each denomination;
Ihrd-lhe greatest amount in circulation nj
my lime since The mnkiig Of the last pre-
vious statement as shall have been exhibited by the
weekly statements of the cashier, specifying the
times when the same occurred; fourth--the amount
of balances and debts Of every kind due to other
banking companies of the State and the amount
due to banks not of this Stale; fifth-the amount
due to depcSitorS sixth-the total amount of debts
and liabilities of every description, and the great
est amount since the last previous statement, Spe.
cifying the time when the same occurred; seventh
the total amount Of dividends declared on the day
of making the statement; eighth-the amount o.
gold and silver con, and bullion belonging to sucf
company and in its possess at the time Of ma
king the statement, designating the amount o.
each; nlnth-the amount subject to be drawn n
sight, then remaining on deposit with solvent spe
Gle paying banks or bankers, in the cities of New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore; tentl
the amount then on hand of bills or notes ISSUED
by other banking companies of this State, and IN,
amount issued by banks of this State; eleventh.
the amount of balances due from other banking
companies OF this State, and the amount due fron
banks not of this State, excluding in the latte
case, deposits in the cities Of New York, Philadel
phia Boston and Baltimore subject TO sight draft
payable in specie; twelfth--the amount on-hund q
bills, bonds notes and other evidences Of debt dis
counted or purchased by the company, specifyin
particularly the amount of suspended debt, III
I amount considered bad, The amount conSdere
, doubtful, aud the amount in suit or in judgment
thlrleenih-the value OF the real and personal Pre-
\ perty held for the convenience Of The company
! specifying the amount Of each; fouTteenth--th
! amount of real estate taken in payment Of debt
4 due the company; ifeenth--the amount Of the un
divided profits of the companyi sixteenth--the "a
tai amount CT the liabilities TO the company by IN
I dlrectorS thereof collectively, specifying the gro'
= amount as endcrsers or suretics seventeenth-tb
s total amount Of liabilities Of the company of III
i, coNTlSUED OF sBccNp FACE
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GENTLEMEN and LADIES'

n0G2s ai33 GOODS
SN.A Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, f4n K
1$Hy tenslve stoek) Carpenters Tools Mil
sSSssE--slard Crosscui Saws Soal, Band and liar.
ness Leather, CHASE HIDES Enamelled Leather co.
lored and black, Fine KIP SKINS Lining Skins, all
colors, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Whips, ~s
Umbrellas and Parasas >fddlety, Crock. MW
cry. Cutlery Iron Steel, Whim Cha and 81
Rope, Smith Bellows, anviS, Hammers,
thand and sedee),
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A CARD.

Contradictory statements having beep m,ds
U" regard to The cose Of The fugitive slave re.
Gently returned iorur city i, has been though,
proper TO reconcile these statements as we'll
as may be.
The tedious delay and heavy expense at.
tending the case we're rather accidentaL-
Had II Teen practicable to have carried The
fugitive on The day Of his ares, before Judue
Belts OF Judge Judson, or before some tr.
per,enetd Con missioner, the case would mos
probably have been Opposed Of in few hours
certainly, during the first or second day.
The opposition aud delay caused by the gen
erous sreor:ns Of MIR. Jay and certain of IN.
demerl'ed coadjutors, should, perhaps, rather
excite our pity than our indignation, evincne
as II does, the intensity Of their moral blind
ne's and stupidity. Mr.. White, i, is beIiev
ed, took no part in thi, foul proceeding.
The conduct Of the officers of Government
concerned IN this prosecution was hiybIy
commendable. They performed their duty
with much marked promp,ness and courtesy.
The course taken by the Union safe,y com
m's'ee WAS eminently praisewor,hy. The
expenses borne by The committee exceeded
s3oo, while the cost incurred by the ella,
maot amounted TO about $500, which sum
would also, perhaps. have been pad by the
committee, had II been though, proper bv the
Claimant TO have made il known. There
was also manifested, much personal Kindness
towards The agent by several member. of this
committee, together with other cizens Of
Ne" York. which he will long remember
with the l'velieN gratitude.
And 10 conclu .ion he desires 10 saw. that
no undertook this agency from no wish to
test the act of Congress. nor the sinceri,y of
the protested Northern Union men nor from
any personal interest Whatever, but who'll,
from q sense OF high and very peculiar obi.
cations TO DR.. Smith: and that now in 70
vie"'nE calmly the whole preceding in the
case, he can find no word Of complaint spsins,
the conduct or bearing towards himself Of
any respectable man with whom he came in
contact with while IN New York.
WIN. w. PARKER.
Riehmsnd. jan 49, 1851.
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as has ever been brought IN this Town. Having
an immense amount of unsettled business 10 close
IN intend hereafter to sell fof CASH and CASH
ONLY and will offer Goods at such reduced rates
as 10 nsSe it ;he interest of all buyers 10 provide
the Cash and then call and b. supplied. My Stock
nov consists nf every variety of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-19
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
FAYETTEVILLE. Tenn I

ThETTk'fLLE, Tenn, FEB. 25.
few minutes pas, four O'Clock yesterda,
morning great portion Of our town was Ia ID
IN RUNS, by storm Which swept everything
e"lots II. Webb e. Smith, Goodr,ch's .nd
John NcPhsils stores we're blown down Ia
he SECOND anar. Both Hotels were bad,
1lured. Hines ne~ building WAS rdded. =
b'gl"y'.. lsaac's, Mrs. J. " Mckinney,
u ), Rn.selI's. Hrmon's, VIM. Nlelds, IT,,
4. 7. Church's, Brrry's, Wssburn's, Mrs.
Sh'l,', III" Gar,ln House, AID many Others
se'e blown entirely dnwc, no, even IN. foun.
e",.n' LETT. Dr.. r. r. McK,nuey'-, DR.. c.
Nrh'nney's, Mrs. Gfec's, house, J... l..
hompson aud Others, are an entire wreck.
Ne ch'mneys and east gable end OF Sneed's
use tell on 10 he roof of Nick'- store. and
mashed II IN. D.. ". II. Bofmus. and ]
". bughis houses we're unroofed. Several
'''c's' me market, house, stables, and smoke
houses were blown down.
Mrs Bryce aud chId are de,d A. II.
p ftt = oldest child was killed, and he near
~ 81 Several others were dangerously and
many seriously wounded. Cows, horses, and
'rk are dead ~ every direction.
hr' Neil's stables aud kitchen were blown
"n Pen cannot describe the awful scene.
ne world seemed To DO coming to an end
ne WIND roared and blew ~nh fearful vlo
Eehce perfect hurricane. amidst " hlcb could
r heard the shrieks of women and he screams
Children, falling houses, crumbling walls,
MIXERS dashing against timbers. mingled
IN peals Of thunder, and the air was alive
IN electricity, followed by rain in torrents,
nd an i,npenetrsble darkness, while sull
ON every quarter came egonlslog cries for
ISSUANCE, Truly, it was a terrible scene
ne heart sckens at the recollection.
no tornado came from the South wes,.-
ne streets arc almost entirely blocked with
confused mass Of timbers, and no, unfre
'en'ly the whole wreck Of large houses was
tn"n and s,rewn for hundreds Of yards.
mo Presbyterian Church, Cumber land
e'ey'efIsn Church. Market House, Stone.
k'rs lanyard, and oil tho buildings a.
und we're totally DESTROYS ed.
ne above is only partial and hasty. I'm.
we Bosom sweeping everything before it
FUSES, trees, fences, rails. pIanks, &C.
YOU have even then failed TO realize tho
extent Of tho havoc. But the saddest
"' " all was to witness the human suffer.
" Scarcely could you NEE, citizen that
not bruised or manned.
a"d'i'on 10 those mentioned as killed,
"""~'ng were seriously hur Do. Z.
~ "cN'nney. Mrs. K. K. Mckinney. Joel
N'"ney, e. Mckinney, r. e. c. McKin.
~ laughter Of l.. S. Stone, Miss Martha
h. ~ my' two sons Of J. l.. Thompson. two
80, -" Mr. Rogers, son Of r. l.. Russell, N.
xh '' daughter of Mrs. Even. many 9th.
IT," ''" names are not remembered.
enos tornado posed Of 10 = northeas, di.
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trustees Of Davidson Ccl.cre
NOTICE,

4 I the late me, ting of the Board. on III, osd,
"a NJ II was resolveu to hn1 an All ,,,tu,j m, ~,
ing' al the Coil &c. ON tie sH Wedne,da, Of mi,
mun'h The 2oh lust, al - n'cuck VI to lake into
consider alton he financial fair of the College and
70 take hna action on The proposed plan endowment
by sehol arships A full attendance Is feooe,ted
March l., Io5l. Id
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w. BAKERS
PLAIN, SWEET, EAGLE. FRENCH AND
Vanilla Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma
Cocoon Paste. Sticks. Ec

Two MERCHANTS and CONSUMERS who
II would purchase the best prcducs OF COCOA
free from aton-more nutritious and hea III.
iul than tea or cotfee-and in quality unsurpa led
the subscriber recommends the above ar, icles
manufactured by himself and stamped with his
name and residence. His BROMA and COCOA
PASTE as deiicate-palaia b!e--and salutary drinks
for invalids, convaescents children, travellers and
others. are pronounced by the most EMINENT
PHYSICIANS superior TO any other preparations
Ills FRENCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are warranted equal in delIcacy and flavor 10 the best
of Parls manufacture, and at one half their prices
In consequence Of the great adulteralion in almost
all the COCOA and CHOCOLATE preparations
offered 10 the public in order to cheaper them, the
subscriber hopes that his own manufactures will be
thoroughly tested; and if found unequal TO his re.
commentators they may be returned to his agents
where purchased. and their cost shall be re undcd
They are always on sale, in any quantity. by the
principal wholesale grocers inthe Eastern cities:
and by his agents, T.. d Brigham & Co, Boston
James NJ. Buncc & Co, Hartford; IIussey h Muir.
ray, New York; George Wait Albany +. Bosworih,
Troy, N. Y; Grant L. Stone. Philadelphia; Tho.
mas V. Brundige, Baltimore; Howell & Shoemaker,
Georgetown. ID. C.; Fowle T. Co, Alcxandria, Va !:
Vose Brothers. New Orleans Kennel, Mckee g. Co,
Cincinnati, o; VIM. BagaIcv Il Co, Pitsburp. Pa
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
Aa'eh IL, 1881. 1914
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-19
NEw ORLEANS. March 7 1850.


At the request Of John F. Cowan, Esq, of York
vile, Tenn. have examined his pamphlet in refer.
ence to the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Lilhontrptic in which | find certificates from the
following persons, viz: DR. J T Bone. DR.. H. Y
Bone, nr W Parks, DR. A 5 Underwood, Jos Gar
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
K q, Phil Claiborne, E,q Gllchrst, B Cra wiord,
r. I, DrJ B llinson, J w Hess. S. Williams, ESQ
Geo b Miller. b Holmes, John B Wright, Jas l.
iialdrdge, Esq, Robl Holmes, Algea, T L Ham
llton, Mnton. Thomas Cooper, Rev sly Thomas,
VIM II Mixer, DR., N Hess, John II Day, ESQ,
Milton Brown, Nj c, Rev w Needham Rev John
NJ Greer. McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp, w Da
wilson, DIR Jetton, Esq, Peter |. Dozer. | certify
that am personally acquainted with all the forego-
ing persons far the greatest number of whom !
have known for more than Is years-ard that they
are, without plion, of the highest RESPONSE.
hlllty and of unimpes enable veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character a man of inlegr iy the public may
be fullyt: ured of the genuneness of the signatures
to all the certificates contained in the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT
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AGRICULI URAL WONDERS OF CALL
FUHNIA

AGRICULTURAL WONDERS OF CALI.
FuRNIA
coRRrsPosDENcE of THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
SAN Francisco. JAsuAsr, 1851,
Ia q former communication | alluded IN
the extensive preparations making in lhi.
State for carrying on agricultural pursuits
aud, in order to give your readers a more
fuIl and detailed account Of what was sccom
pli'hed here the past year, have solicited
from M. James Horner minute sccouu, Of
his farming operations in 1850.
Mr. James Homer halls from Moomou,b
county, New Jersey. His farm is now 10.
Gated al The MISSION of San Jose, (abou, for
~ miles from this city, lie came four years
since, ovsr land, aud has his wife with him.
Mr.. Horner planted a5ou, 100 acres of DO.
"'oe', yielding him crop of IS 900 bushels.
averaging fifty pounds to tho bushel. and 27O
bushels TO the acre. The crop will average
'bou' ten cents per pound. or the enormous
'um OF o"' h"ndred and "rtn,y foe thoSsand
d0nar'; or'what is The same thing. the whole
yield Ut 100 acres was thirty five thousand
bushels. and sold ., five dollsrs per bushel.
He also raised from four acres of land FORTH
thousand pounds Of onions. which he sold 4,
en- average Of forty cen,s per pound, (some
Of them weighing four pounds each,) and
which crop Of onions produced SIC 900, (ssv
four acres Of onions. 10000 pounds. fouv
cents per pound.)
As Tar eobbages. he planted seventy ,hou.
sand and rl,srd forty thousand head for mar.
kel, which he sold on the average a, forv
cen's each, or say $4,000 from fifteen a.
cres.
lie also rsi.ed fifty thousand pound. Of
tOmatoes. which he cold n, price. varying from
tie" to 'se"'y cents per pound, or an average
Of twelve aud half cents per pound; ptoduc.
ing the handsome svm oi SO $50.
And nov for the pumpkins, about fsrty
tons which sold al SIX cents per pound, some
Of them weighing seventy FIVE ponsd. each.
bot averaging thirty pounds esch-,hess ..
qusled the sum Of 81 800.
10 sum Up all, ~e find the product OF lhis
farm, Of lea" Than oae huadred aud fifty acre.,
as l,IL,~..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-19
A NEW TYPE SETTING MACHINE.

The Courier des Eats Un. publishes N,
following account Of new compo, np ma
chine which had been invented in F,auce:
An important problem had JUS, been .oIv
ed he means Of putting together with .peed
AID at small cost movable type 10 discover
ed. A French engineer, she, having tsker
every piecsu'ion against imitation or coun
teHeu, ss we'll IN France as abroad, has en-.
'ered Tor exhibition AT the Worlds Fair a
composing machine, which SURPRISES all the
improvements which have been attempted up
to the present day. The new nachine, wh,c
REJECTS the whole system nov in use. com.
pr'es within Itself distributor aud setting
stuck being each cases nciuded, about tren.
~ -four inches in depth. Within TIN. specr
are contained The sky four Thousand letters
required by The composl'of in The day. The
same cases adspi themselves alternately 10
the distributor and compassion.
After an intelligent d.. position of the ne W
cases. a man can compose with four diff.rep,
characters, Roman or ilaIic, wi,hou, d,srur.
bIng The cases or leaving his place. The
machine distributes, and intefllnes, at the
rate OF ten thousand ems per hour, it does
not require on the part of the composi,or any
new apprenticeship. The inventor, who has
lahored Tor fifteen wears at his work, has en-.
deavored TO preserve ns much as possible Of
The actual melhod, and to employ The char.
acters, tools and accessories now used in prin.
ting. The mention is characterised by SIM.
PllciIy, and the price Of the machine is made
rs low as possible. The remarkable nven.
ton ~ oil immense importance to the l,po.
graphical art and II is considered that il
may yet be applied with advantage 10 the
a'ectuc telegraph.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-19
Parents School


rFIFrY q tOMMENCES its next session on
q s@-LsI Il; " Monday, the 18Th of january, 1851
sA4AEa4T remaining under the tuition Of Miss >
Il. FROST. l o It's patrons we express our obligation
Tor the liberal encouragement it has received Thu.
school may be expected 10 continue for several wears
until tie object for which it is made the education
OF our chidren) is completed. While high stan
dard OF education will he maintained, the more use
iul and practical branches will receive especial al.
tenton.
Terms per session of Fire Months.
Spelling, Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Geogra
'h'' LIS 49,. <.-....-., q - Hts,oty 1 onipo
shIon So The higher English Branches alone, or
with the above IS. he French Language land
Tie spanish, Lqtln. or Greek, if desired) SlO.
Board, &c., except candles, Sc per months. ditto
except washing, from Monday to Friday, So 50 Der
month.
NO deduction after entrance, except for inability
TO attend sch0el from sickness continuing montb
with notice of the fact.
y. Is. II is so very important 10 have the classes
and work for the session arranged at its beginning
we again urge students to enter If possible at tba,
tmo.
s. B. WATSON
d. NJ. LEE.
December l. 1850,
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1aNOtice.

M 'ub*ettuer notifies the public tha, deed ia,
'"p iois l" the town of Charlotte, was EN-
run I'm without any authority, some ten wears
ago - L o notify the person ~ Lholt,ny ,be
shH nat y 4 i not gwen up lie will resort Ia
Nesdi htais 10 obtain possession Of his rights ia
"a, "a prove bN Vim. Wright, Col Beatty aud John $
moore o. iorkvlle. that the ed aud other prop.
cry was 'asen. lie believes the deed is in the pos
n ION o. hts' Leary, OF Yotkevillc. "a 1hon
had Sc u and read it a short tineso, a, he, Lo,so
neg ec'ed TO have the deed registered and am
coup led to adopt this 10 Try and get posses
>i OF NY property.
/. PAiRlt X PARKER.
March - ISL Ilr
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~ Notice.

lNllE citizens Of Mecklenburg are requested ia
- assemble in the Court. House in Chariot, on
Saturday the 2Jd instant, to appoint DELEG ATE
10 the Charlotte and Tsy lorsvllle Plank Road Con-.
vention to meet IN Sta,esville on the lst of April,
old TO the Charlotte and Newton Plank Road Con.
yeotion which is TO assemble in Lincoln,on on the
Tuesday OF their next Superior Court
MANY CITIZENS.
Charlotte March -, 1851.