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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
POMEROY WHARF BOAT.

l-D$HsA VHkNAV1 WhlNb bOA a
teA COURT HOUSE LANDING,
HAVING newly fitted up my Wharf hOae,
md improved It's capacity, am prepared 10 re-
ccve and forward all kinds of goods, produce, &c,
eirher up or down The river, at the most icasona-
BILE rates. Having made permanent arrangements
with the steamers plying regularly 10 CMcnnati
and Pittsburgh, am prepared 10 iqrwaFd trtghts
az uniform rates regardless Of The sa1aon, These
wishing to ship on the PnSbuIgh aud Cincinnati
Packets, Or on any Of the smaller boats plying re
!ularly-"ohio," "Reyeile," or "Gov, Meigs,"
can make their shipments through me- at great
adyan age. My charges are moderate, and as my
facilities frstoring goods are not exceeded by any
other boat on the River, invite business men t.
consult their own interests by advancing mine.
careful and attentive hands are always ready day
and night, to receive or discharge freight.
Families removing to the West can be ac-
C, inundated on beard the Wharf Boat.
junet2n36 JAS. MARTIN.
N. B. All letters and freight should be direct
cd ~. Martin, Pomeroy Wharf Boat, Court House
Landing"
u Athens Messenger copy to the amount ofel
and charge this Office.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

M EoINToSRS BALSAM Indian Squaw Root
lXI Said to be the best medicine ever offered to
the world for diseases Of the lungs, chest OF
stomach,
ALso--McIntoshS Cheuy Cordial, Warranted
% cure Diarrhna or Dysentery. For sale by
H. b. SMITH, Agent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
COPPER WOBK!!

70 Engine Builders and oth"rs using
Copper Work.
VIZ L are prepared TO manufacture upon the
w shortest notice and in the best manner
all kinds of Copper Work at Cincinnati prices.
REFERENCEs-McAboy 6 Cutler, j. G. Depew,
Il. G. Grant, Pomcroy; Mr.. Jones, Middleport;
Capt. Cooley, Of steamboat Ohio.
SMITH g. THOMPSON.
Poraeroy, August 90, 1851
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
1851, SPENts tGGNS. 1881.
4,

a. 80 KID w II ssDS Las inSt reoelVtd llt m
70 the haSt !Grrc assortment OF new and IT,
sraiic Goods, which il aGG.. .:on to his prev io;.
stock constitutes ss la!ge m a''';h IT as CHn IL
found n tLis region CT corrlrv. rlS articl, ) ere
# tie les. qualify and he VIII. seiieJ yely st0ai
o3Tance ca caS;eru prices. =: ~ lis a;;c
may be i9unaa large variety oi DRESS GOODS,
consisting cf
Figufad ana Wa.crca Dress iiiAs;
Printed French Grenadines, Deragts, Tissues, tr
Black Green and Maroon f7Cuth Mer:nots;a
Black Green, Mode and Maroon Thilcl Clot..e:
Black and Fancy Alp,eas; s.
Figured, Plain and EaIrrd S"; : MuslinS;
A large assortment {! Printed Lawns, ccisl.si-
sing he newest styles;
French Pr.nted JaconetS, (inthomS, &c.
With sE assortment CT " 5t5;cd, Linen and
Cotton Goods for Mems sunnncr weai. ie
Together with splendid assortment Of Prints ct
the newest and mos d..siEbit styles l q
Bleached and Brown Sheeun5s sGd Sflninys;
ALS0--C!C;As, C."siMc:.S, :aihcts. Aens,
TweedS, &c. I
PoIacroy April II, 1851. a1gr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
-"ReHCnsttT the lai:EFef DeaG!'
MAREyTA AIARDIE WORKS.


Al oLLISTER Il LEONARD would respect
I 4 form the e,i2cns Of pomcroy and vicinity
hat iicy still o5atirue the MARBLE BCSTNES
IN si IN all iis various byarches at tteir 0!ds;and
IN Marietta, Ohio.
Having just receiped la:Ec xad well se!ec.ed
assortment Of italian and American Msrbla Slabs
and Socks, ere prepared 90 make 70 order. MON
MENIS, TOMB TABLES and HEAD STONES
Ct every variety, on hcsnoETEsr notice, in the
SEATEsT style and for the LOWEST Prices
Marble Msnes, Centre Table Tons, SC. 81
wsys Il hand. .
Grndstoncs rom the les. Warren cuas.;os,
constantly on hard, Wholesale o. retail.
ANY oIders addressed TO us al Marie,ta. G1 Il.
B. Smith, Pomeroy, will be promptly attended &C.
Marietta 0. June 10, lS5l.-n37me.
Road Tax NotiCc.
Tie Commissioners cf Meies county az thor
March session 1851, determined that G. general
levy Of ten cents on the Sl00 valuation, be as
seSsed dn The taxable PROPERTY Of said county
entered on The dupiictlo of s5i,
ALSQ:--An additional lely Of 90 cents on tl,t.
Eico Valuation, by tie Trustees Of Chester. OF 2
cents On the $500, " the trustees Of Olive; Of
2C cents on t!.a 500, by the Trustees Of Orange
end 10 ccn.s On ;at StCo by the Trustees Of
Salisbury. s. HALLIDAY Aud.
June &c, lS5! !.--nS5wi.
IN LBS. Lan'nhiack fr9o sis, .t
~ EIEMlNG'S
g.. S,t.paEish EiqGOTiCe :Ccs. rer ID. al
y ... FLEMlNG'S
EstaGd Paper, ct cost. at
~ FLEMING'S
&piScs, CinnHlnon, Cloves. Psrrcr. and All
~ spice at cost at FLEMlNG'S
I EHire Fr0Of Paint. Wilson'S heautiful
' Chocolate, 1j)ri i Metallic Fire and Weath-
or proof paint for the nanufa cture Of which the
proprietor has been awarded seven medals from
the different Fairs aud Institutes q this and other
States fer itssUperor.tyoye all Others. fits Sus
ceptibe of a fine polish and warranted not to
crack. For sale a cost, CT cheaper than than any
ether kind Of paint at regular sales.
FLEMING.
amp CHM Churches aud Halls can
! now supply themselves with Lamp Chmries
n cnct NJ EN1NE,tL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
Notice.
Dealer IN Drg Gacds. Groceries HardSqye

Notice.
THE Second term of Mr. WILLIAMS Singinl
lass will commence on Saturday evening the 5tt
lst, at half past seven clock, IN the basement
# the Presbyterian church. Persons dcsroGs Of
hitting with the cass are invited 10 he present on
hat evening.
July 9, 1851 .--nSSwI.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

|VrusIlcl Sugar.-0ne Tierce lor sale by
~ H. B. SMITH.
- Ock Salt.-2i bags fine ground for sale by
Ia H. B. SMITH
4 'hOcOlate, ,CurrantS, Cheese, Chalk
~ Whiting, link, Washboards, etc., at
SMITHS.
DUTY constantly op hand and for sale by
l. II. B. SMITH.
SyOap and Candles-l good article Of both.
= on hand and for sale low by the box.
0AkES d puSKIRK,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

a.cc Rocts--Kid, Morocco, Colf- and Kp,
Il i for sale at aprl!7 EDWARDS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

7 E0NNE;f'S-F F!qr:noc Brad, Eor*i arAt,r,,
Z , dy Milan Edgc, HU0rsrian, hlhcri, Nce5,.
Braid colorcd Chip ara Ch!na pe'ri hrnn's (
sale by aprilll EpE9pps.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

* :sitera ana i,aif Coi,ers KID. Morocco, Ca 4
' and Kip Rnshins, and .Eenny | nd Tiea,-.-
Also, O good assortment Of Misses anJ Children .
Br3Ans, and La'c Gcots, :cr 7oloa'
aptillT EDN ARDS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

Y osicry-A fnc cssor'rcnt of Lqyl'e$'o~rT r
4 Childrcn's Ecsc, comprising ef.sFy. ya,i3y,
Just received by apriitT r9WhFItS..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

Z innn, Cotton, Jacour: and swiss Edrin
] ard Inscrt!ag:, fo-sa.c at
ap.illT EDWARDS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
THE CRYSTAL PALACE,

Tine London Times Of The 7th INST mas a
carefully written edltorlsl upon the disposal o.
Inn one buudrd and fifty thousand pouna'
y,t,ug which form the net, proceeds OF ."e
C,.s, Exhibition. |, says that considering
nov l,,tle can be doDo with the money alone
and much can be done With he money ana ne
hnIs,ne combined, 81. cetis'n'y does see" :,
y,,v rrea, pity to ,hros away an esshng ana
b,ra. brough, advantage" ltappear' that the
~on1rat3f,, Me.srs. Fox and Henderson,
hive proposed to Substitute, a the cost {,
,,en,y thousand pounds, ROOT that they WV
ru.r.p,y 70, many years, and 5" Joseph r'a
-, undertakes, for moderate SUN TO keep "
n the building the ordinary temperature o
a, or,nper, throughout the hardest "'n'e,'
c,m,,om,.e with the Prince gaze 10
,.,os," tho sr,s,ocracy of the ne'ghoot nooo
vh, arc opposed 10 the retention oil Inc o'ys
al place. The Times suggests the removal
,hs koigh,,b ldge bartoek' and 'heit aoou'
,n,sl, sainnct.," with the low houses ns'"ee
them aid Albert gate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
A SAD NrORY

The Cincinnati Nonp,reil relates the fl
lowing
An incideh, ahich Gated considerable ex
cltemenl occurred few evenings since on
"es'ern ros. young lady Of respectable
character and Connections, and possess more
ihan an Ordinary share of personal beauty, en-
tered The shoe store of Mrs Doran, to selec I
pair Of shoes During her st.y in The store,
she began to exhibit symptoms Of insanity.
Al last she became SO frantic and voien,,
that II vas found necessary 10 restrain her.
She ressled all efjrts TO 500 he her, and ere.
ated 50 much disturbance, that q large crowd
was attracted 10 the spot. Ii became ev dcrt
that her mind was completely overthrow. and
physician was sen, for, no with some asss.
lance, succeeded in conducting her home. She
continued her frantic gestures ana incoheren,
rav'ngs along the street, exciting many
hear'less remark from the passers by, and
many sigh from The sympathetic.
The cause Of This calamity is well known
10 her acqnaln'ances. Her story is one of
thousand, and is briefly tod. She lored and
ras deserted. All her affections were center.
cd upon young man, who recently left this
Guy TO reside in St. Louis. Silent but power
iol grief wrung her heart until The sad mo-
meat above mentioned, when the woud Gus
machinery Of the mind began TO Jar, The iron
entering her soul, and he delicate fibres of
The brain ~cu, dancing to strange uncertain
music.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
PErRIfIED MAX.

The Morris Qi) Ioemin states iha, mol
long since, While some men were digging in
coal bank, near tho canal, they cxhuu,ed
the body Of man, in a perfect state OF pc
trefacilon. From the co duroy cloth in
which the legs were encased, the cord. aud
seams Of which are perfectly defined, i, Is
supposed TO be he body Of me Of the Irish
iabofers engaged in the construction Of
the canal. The limbs uro nearly perfect,
and are completely transformed into stone.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17

RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA
! Principal Stsp!es.-Wo 10 a staple 10 al
The counties-corn is a staple 10 oil the ccuu
'ies-~heai 10 nearly oil. a few Eastern coun
ties tot raising much on scceun, OF more pro
hiable resources. Cotton is a staple ia all the
counties except some ten or twelve IN the ex.
IRENE east ard extreme west.
] Tobscco 10 a staple in Stokes, Fo,sy tho,
Rockinphsm Cssweil, Person, Orange, Alex.
ender. Chatham, Woke, Granville, Warren,
Franklin, Ha'lisx, DAVE, DAVIDSON, Gri!lord,
lredell, Moore, Montgomery and Norlhomp
ten.
Potatoes are staple IN all the countess the
east producing immense quantities of the
ee'. and The ives, Of the Irish potato. Oats
are q siap'e nearly evety~hsrs. Rye 10 a
staple 10 half the counies---bucks heat 10 a
s'8p'e 10 the mountainous coun,ies-pees sre
staple in many eastern and mIdd e counties
the ground pea beng produced IN rea, quan.
titles in Tho south east.
Lumber is staple in Ber,is. Bsaulott, Bla.
den' Brunswick, Columbus, Chatham, Chow.
On. Camden. Craven. Cumberland, Edge.
eon.be. Gates tleriiord, n de, Tyuell, Wash
ing'en and wayne.
Iurpeniine is a stspe in Resufort Berthe,
Baden, Btunswic k Columbus, Careret, era.
ven, Chosan. Cumbe 'lsnd, Duplin, Ei,e
combr, Greene, Jones, Lenoir, Martin, New
Hanover. Oaslow, Pit, Robeson, Washington
and Wayne.
Rice "a staple in Nex Hanover, Osslow,
Bfuns"ick, Blsdsn. Columbus, Catleret, Ora. |
ven, Dap''n. Gates G eeue, Hyde, Jones, Le I
nol', Martin, Tyrrell. and " sshlng,on. Fish
Is staple 10 Berte, Beaufort, Cnowan, C,a.
ven, Gates, Hartford, L.noir, Marin, New.
Hanover. Northampton, Oaslo., Perouim.
mons. Pasquotank, Pin, Tyrrell and Wash.
ington. Ginseng is gathered 10 the mounraio
sal, is made in Cartete,, Currtuek
and Oaslow, and could be made 10 ohrr At.
Ian,ic counties. Hay abounds in all sections
grapes Of d,fsren, varieties. end all the car.
Den vegetables, apples, peaches. pears. melons,
&c. e., grow in evefy part of the Stale, and
IAN bo cultivated to gtra, advantage. Live.
stock abounds and beef and pork are every.
where staples.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
cuRIous GAMBLING CASE"

A law Of Massachusetts relative 70 gdmo
n,, enac,s that, in case the keeper oil n mouse
ne'm,,s gambling on his premises, 'he ,oss'
"a, recover lhrco times the amount oil MS
loss by making sworn affidavit thereto !"
chi, prov ded the said landlord does not a.,
- make affidavit that the alleged loser d'o
"a, NEE, With any loss by gaming at MS mouse,
H. ,he latter case, tho Court IS directed 10 mao
c., defendant, The plaintiff to pay The costs
Such a case happeard day or two s'nce. a
,rad.r Of this city made atiiavit ina. al
ce,,.;n house, nota ersa. way from Cou VI,
&o,a,s. he had lost, a. various times, WV
1,y,,mblin,, and tina, the landlord Of the hous'
VS. presen, a, ,hese games and assisted there
T.. lie also brought two witnesses 10 soo
K,o,ia,e hi. statements. The landlord. how
,e, introduced an affidavit tina. he did no
Now cambl ng a, his house. and INA! N
,n,,G did no, lose 100 dollars by sue
Means. The Cour, remarked 'ha' Inc Ia
IA. singular one and that iro" 'h' c'teua .
Is there mus, be perjury in the case SOM
{here. His duty was PLAIN, however ~ ~
should order a verdict for defendant "
hntff to pay tho costs. Inc ao'''
c\ilsnse from the Tines
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
n preservation Oh 'he
II e N "a EG
NV N. WISE & son, OF Virginia
~. C3Gp&lo

Ma WISE& son, finding it altogether lmPoss''
va. bic to attend personally 10 tho great nune,i
Of daily publications from all sections Of the unon,'ni
their Remedy for Badness, and for their Celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found it necessary TO appoint
a General Traoelhng Agent, to visit different ciues
and towns throug hout the United States, ves'ng MN
With authority to appoint subagen,s, use and yeno
the Hair Tonic and to apply the REsIoRAlN T.
and to put them into the hands Of those he may aP'
poin, to operate wherever sufficient number OF pa
ticn,s in any town or eghborhoed shall tie obiainel
! Cart.GEORGE CALVERT, of Fuuquler county
Va is alone authorized TO act as General travelling
Agent, with the powers shove indicated
/ Cap,. c. may be expected to visit, as specify o.
practicable the principal cities aid towns OF the I
plon.
NIB. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
full supply Of tha HAIR TONIC (Which cleanse
the head of dandruff, strengthens and inv'goiate
the hair and prevents II, also from falling on') 10
the region Of country most contiguous to has opera
tons, or it may always be obsned,a at wholesale
and forwarded 10 any part ofthc Union, by ADDRESS
ing the propre.lrs, NJ. WISE s. son, R!chmon'
Va.
dJPrce 50 per z3n cssh. Six bottles for ~
- oue dollar for single bottle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17

lns l'eek Juss pui,i'.ies,., Baslop. sn,iiled
Tie R,rb Men Of Massae huselis," the NUN.
Der Of rich men in that State those he ng
called rich who are worth $50 600 or more
are put down al ,496. Amour, Of property
owned by do, S24i.7s0 900; number wor h
over vi 900 COO. Is; Just that sun, :: three
icuIihs Of million, l47; number who recsiy.
ed oil. or the most, hy inheritance, or mar
rage, 2el; M nber Of rich farmers, 9O man
uiactu'ets. (coiion, ~collen, 6sc.) 23; mer.
chants aud varinus trades. 463; lawyers, in.
flud'ng Judges. 10; physicians, 81; clergy men,
II; okers, including speculators, &c; pub.
fishers, ii editors, 4 shoemaI ers, carpet
'ers, and ship builders, Is ; mssons. o, butch
ers aud provision dealers, 10 /; distiilsrs, IA;
numb'r akoertaIned to be more or less be.
nevoen', 325 number of rich OF chelors,
IS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17

The Galveston News, Of the 2sth ull,
learns by the arrival Of tho schooner uoc'e
Bill, from Brazos, tina, Gen. Uraga had arriv
ed Ma,amoras With 500 men, one mortar, and
several pieces ofar,illsry, to reinforce Ges. A.
yalos. Gen. Carvajal was in the neighborhood
Of C.margo and daily receiving reinforce
meu,s. He is occupying oil the roads leading
to Ma,amorss. Brig Gen. Ford has gone 10
to Texas 10 raise men, and vas expected bacI
in four weeks, No general action will occu
until Ford returns.
Il vas rumored that Avslos would persu
and attack Carv.jal. The Mexican troops !
M.,omsrss numbered about two thousans
Carvaial had not, u, last advicss, mere 'ha
five OF six hnadred men under his command
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17

I j. ordered bv he r eailrnt nrd ID rector,
A"f the WESTERN PLANK ROAD COMPA
NY. that the Stockholders pay into the Treasury
OF said company, on or before e 9Th day Of Janu
ary. 1852
II is further ordered that the first ins,a lment O
Sl0o on each share. shall be paid at the same time
by all those who are ia arrears for the same.
For the convenience Of stockholders, payment,
made to u H. Williams, Of Charlo 10 to The credi,
of the Treasurer Of said company. viii he deemed
sufficient
Y. A. n.3EE. Trur.
December II, ISL BIB
Hornets Ne copy times
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17

4 FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The royal mail steamer Niagara has army.
ed a, Halifax, bringing dates from Liverpool
TO the 29'h ultimo, four days later than was
brough. by the American. Through the
Telegraph we have The following report Of
her intelligence
The Liverpool cotton market is ed
There has been large demand, and prices
of ordinary and middng have advanced a.
bou Of penny, and ] 10 better qualities.
The Gales Of the week amount 10 SO, 900
bales $4,000 to exporters aud II 900 10
sp"culators Fair Orleans nay be quo'ea ;,
81 Mddling 81 Fair Mobile 81 Middling
5; Far Up'aed So; Mdd,ng At
IN s, hetia. o. The 23d he was introduced 10
Tho King by Baron Humboldt. The King
Gave him letters 10 the Emperor of Russia,
who would undoubtedly afford him assistance
prosecute his search for the lost franklin.
The expressing topic Of attention through
on, Europ, is the approaching CRISIS IN me
affairs Of France.
The Assembly, despite the recent evidences
Of the unmis,abe popularity of President bo'
5 nopa,,e. seem resolved 10 provoke him %
e direct collision. Everv step taken by el'her
6 Marty is evidently watched with intense inter-
D. e,,. by the other countries Of Earope.
e On The Goth the President delivered the
c,osse, and modal. TO the successful French
20 e,h,b,,er. nj The London Exhibition and de-
10 Ivered speech calculated TO increase his
r. populari,y among the working classes and ar
O. ,isans sf the country, and with the mode'1''
!" republican party. Ia the hrs' Paf' o' W.
1 .psech f,eauen, allusion IS made 10 Inc ne
Up public. Hany person, previously devoted u
o, Gen. Cavaignac have declared their de'erm'
: nation 10 support Napoleon "a the only mean
~ Of saving the Republic.
"a, extraordinary art Gle has appeared Il
-, the Constitutional, wherein direct a'tac
OF is made upon the highss, names 10 rfauc'
N Among others, Chsagarnisr aud NJ bsfinge
e" are charged with being members oil secre
committee, having for their object the o's'
throw OF theft government. The chief rsmar
Of the writer is directed against the Orleans
no and Legitimist parties. No newspaper a,"c
use ever produced a. much excitement IN ran
sT |, has led to interroga,ions being addressed
his ,hs Ministers. The Constitutional was
10 l;eved to be in the iu,erss, OF The Govetnme
a., and the Ministry, who were supposed 10
d'd .w,rs of its production, if not assisting IN
use. nr..a,a,on of the article. Hence the excl
ment. -,
's's' It's generally believed that tho dema
for ureency with reference to the h,.' on
II subject Of tho responsibility Of the Preside
our. will be refused BY The Assembly.
'7oo The French funds had advanced, and at
ouse la,es, dates had an advancing tendency
ere Letters from Toulon represent Mare
sub. -. III. 10 Lava hi. bed.
how No new taxes were TO be declared, but
not increase Of the army vas deemed !nd'sI
sable.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
4 Great National Picture!
wAsEtsN From Stuarfs Celebrated


1nIllS large and magnificent FULL LENGTH ZOE
II TRAIT OF WASHINGTON, from the burn OF an
American artist is considered by all who have seen
it to be one Of the most beautiful specimens OF arr
ever published, and a CORRECT LIKENESS oil wash
inr,on The SIZE of the plate is eighteen by twenty
eight inches which will make handsome picture
lot the p,r.o and should be in the hands OF every
American citizen -.
1t is correct copy from Suart's celeois,ed oriss-
nal Painting, now at the State House, Hartford, q.
| 1t Is finely engraved and printed on superior plate
paper. That it may be within the means OF all,
the publisher las reduced the price to One DOLLAR I!
! u All persons renting the amount may rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return OF mail TO
any part Of the United States Carefully put up on
rollers made for the purpose, free Of postage.
Address al orders (post pad) to The publisher,
JOHN S. TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Publisher,
l43 Nassau street. New York.
- Papers publishing the above ADVERTISED en'
three times, sending copy OF the paper marked &c
me, shall receive free of postage, by return OF maj
q copy eff the plate. JOHN ). IAiLon'
May 10. 1851. 5w
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17

BE- Columbia South Csralluian and Ie'e'
aria cautions the public against counter
tei(,b;ch has made its appearance II is
vel ,,.cu,ed 600 bill on the Merchants
n, 81 Cbarav. and resembles the bills o
,batank. 1, issues, however, no bills ove'
tho k,omin,,ion of s20's. One OF the csun
terf4, va. offered 10 4 merchant in Celum
bia X week,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
~ MDvEM G|E~

-H~sE Philadelphia and Union Tempersnr'
Societv will hold its Semi annual meeting in Phil
dephia Church on the 25tb of December (Chris'
mas day. The meeting will be opened with pray
er TO Almighty God for His presence and blessing
Addresses viii be delivered by Messrs s. Ny
Hutchinson and r. II, McIlwaine NJ d. ate
which. the regular business of the Society will b.
executed. The public are respectfully invited und
requested 10 be present,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
Final Notice.


n GREEABLI 10 the provisions OF the l2th
&C., seciicn Of tho amended hafier pa sed in the
year 1913, the President and Directors of the
'Iaroiie aud South Carolina Railroad Company
viii eiier for sale at the ensuing times nd places
TIE following amounts of STOCKS 10 pay the ar.
fears due by the stock olders OF the said company
own the said Shares viz;
Gu shares at tho Court House in tie town ofCo
lumhis. on the first Monday of January next.
2]0 shares at the Court House in Fairfield dis
trict. on the Fl st Monday in January.
0Sharesb The Court House. in Chester district,
on first Tuesday OF January; and
lao Shares at tina Court HOUSE Of Mecklsnburp
county, North Carolina, on the 10th day of Janua
~ next.
Those Stock holders who are in arrears are most
especial ) notified to observe the advertisement Of
the above saes of stock
EDWARD G. PALMER Pretr
Dec j, a2-tlJ.
II The Fairfield Herald, the Palmetto STANDARD
and the Charlotte Journal will publish tie above ill
first January next
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$50 ACRES OF LAND,

consisting OF two tracts, one known as OAh
HALL, being the place on which she resided al
the time Of her deah, and the other known as lhe
BARNETT TRACT adjoinisg thereto Upon inc
parnett Tract are two good Mill Seats unimpro'ea
IN. above lands are fertile and productive, aud
wen worthy the attention Of any desiring aeooe
,et,smen, Also at the same time and place vii
be solL
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IYMVNNAEs

Married en- the 9th uli., by the Rev. R. II, LAT
ferty, Mr. ROBERT W FERRIS and Miss Su.
SANNAH A. PLUMMER