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"RoG,simg "a vVhfrIwInd."

If the Commissioner DEGREES that Col. Suttle has
fair claim To he services of Burns the authority
of the law will be sustained and he slave will be
delivered 10 his master. OF this there can be no
doubt for the authorities and citizens generally
have already given conclusive evidence of their
determination 10 support the laws But we can
say to Col. SuuIr and to his Southern friends and
hackers. that they rousing a whirIwind which
will sweep away the fugitive slave law, and which
may result in mOmentons consequences, that every
true patriot should deprpCatp.-B OSt0'l .JOHFn0L.
How "rouSing whirwnd!" BY the simple
act of Ginning he surrender Of their runaways, as
provided for by that law Then clearly the repeal
of the law can have great terrOrs for them.
since in either case thew cannot or must MOI re-
cover their property under it, But, surprising the
law were repealed what then? The Constitution
remains. and binds the North to make the surren-
der. How is hiat to be got rid of? By the process
which itself prescrbeS, or by trampIing the Con-
stilution under foot? If the former, have
nothing to complain of. But first catch fish, then
cook 1t. Boston is a large place, and New Eng
land is large place; but neither of.hem is of any
great account i'm The aggregate of the nation. New
England may vote for repeal OF the Fugitive
Slave Law, as she voted almost unanimousy
against its enactment; she may also vote to repea
the Constitution of the United States. But as long
as a majority OF both Houses of Congress is
necessary to repeal law, and two-hrds of all
the States to amend the Constitution, it will take
something more than all the whrIwnds which the
AboIitionists can raise, aided by all the men and
women like minded. by whatever names they may
be designated, to accomplish their purpose in
constitutional way. Fher only chance seems tc
be, to effect "anolhCr revouuon," they already
threaten to do, and if, in The end they find this
more successful game TO play at than the other
shall be greatly disappointed.
" Y. Journal Of Commerce.
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CHARLES F. DEEMS.
From WaShfngtOn.

The Charleston Standard has the following des-
patch. 1t contains Information Of an interesting
character concerning the acquisition of Cuba:
''WAsHINGToN, June 5, I654.-As informed
you the other day, there is doubt that our diff
culties with Spain gradually approximatng an
amicable termination, intelligence to that effect
having been received by various of the diplomats
here congregated. special bearer Of dispatches
from Madrid to the Spanish Minister, Senior Cueto,
came out in the last steamer with Information that
all in fair way of adjustment, and that ne
gotlations progressing for the purchase Of he
Island Of Cuba by the United States. Spain is
willing to sell, provided she get her price, the
opposition..o England and France TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
1.-The House Of Representatives met informally
this morning, and adjourned over to Thursday
withou, transacring any business. Nearly all the
members were absent, most Of them having gone
home 10 enjoy a few days rest. From appear
ances little or no business will be transacted this
week ~
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DIR. MLANEs VERMIFUGE.-Durnga practice
Of more than twenty years, McIane had attended
innumerahle patients afflicted with every form of
worm disease, and induced 10 apply all the
energies of his mind TO She discovery of a verm
iuge, or worm destroyer, certain in lis effects :
rhe result of his Iabors is The American Worm
Specific, now before the public, which is perfectly
safe. and may be given alike to CHI dren of the most
tender age, or TO the aged adult; ii purges mildly
and Subdues fever, and DESTROYS worms with in.
variable success. It's easy of administration, and
as il does not contain mercury in any form what.
ever, no restrictions are necessary with regard TO
drinking cold water, nor is il capable OF doing the
least injury to the trndprest infant An incredible
number of worms have been expelled by this great
vermfuge.
Purchasers will please be careful TO ask for DR..
0icLane'S Celebrated TermDuec, and take none
else. All other Vermilugts, in comparison, are
worthless. DIR. McLane's genuine Vermifuge,
also his Celebrated Liver Pills. can be had at
all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada. 462w
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rovn Ordinance.
Cu.RLorrE. April 90, 1854.

At a meeting ofthc Board OF Commissioners present
John Rigler, William r. Myers, Robert SHAW Il. eh.
Jamisou and w. W. Eims; On motion, w. IL. myers
WAS appointed chairman, pro tenn.
his Ordered That Tax for the year 1904 be assess
ed at the following Rates upon each different object OF
Taxation as follows to-wH:
-, e,no I f Peal Est,to 50 so
nh eioo - IS SCI i, Trade 80
White Poll, between the age of2l x =" % oO O
Black Poll, II oo W
Free Black Poll, w
Grocer and Retailer of Spirits $5U OU
Company of Circus Riders, and all
. 4. Cnncert nrr weex. 10 90
. :. n ,or,o,,n 90
Is I,inerant merchant Pedler, or hawker OF
Goods wares and merchandze not the growth or man
facure North Carolina except Books tax OF 10 W
- oooI q IN of Iptorest 90
:. :. phrs;c;,n. Dentist Llwvcr &C. 5 90
:. 6 Crr;.,,, ,t the vaIuc of S75 / on
(, Sc $500 90
j.. Z. 900 3 90
i. g 500 or upward, 90
Sc q Cold Watch | 90
Silver Watch, 3O
g 6. piano 9 90
g :. SlOO voIna of Gold and Silver Plate so
On each and every Dog, w
PubIic Draw 10 90
Public our-horse Omnibus, III w
&c Two horse Omnibus 5 90
On each Livery Stable, III OO
NAV 40tf J. b. KERR clerk
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New Firm
AND
FRESH ARRIVAL.

INNS, ALLISON & CO., take pleasure in annOunc-
rg retail dealers and the public generally, that
they are receiving and selling at unprecedented
prices by tar the largest and best assorted Stock nj
Groceries brought TO this par: Of the State.
1t would be TO the ntetest of those-whe buy to sell
again examine their stock before going further, as
they buy and sell tor cash their prices SHA LII BE
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part follows:
800 bbls. N. O. MoIasses, fine.
SO hhds. fine Cuba Molasses,
200 bbls. fine N. O. Sugar,
100 hhds. &c &C 6
1000 sacks Of Salt,
Is tierces new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
SO sacks old G. Java,
80 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and a general assert
ment Of heavy Hardware.
Choice variety Of Teas,
Fine Cigars, and the finest Tobacco
ever sold in Charlotte.
Choice variety Of all articles kept
for family use.
500 kegs Northern Nails,
10000 lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Roping,
100 boxes Adamantlnc, sperm ana TAI
low Candles.
10 casks best London Porter.
60 choice English Dairy Cheese.
Eg- All kinds Of Produce bought at the highest
CASH prices, or taken in exchange for Groceries
at Cash Prices.
ELMS, ALLISON & CO.,
AT Jno. WclIs's old stand.
Charlotte, March 81. 36.u
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State of North-Carolina.

UNION COUNTY,.
Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessc:ls April Term 1854.
IIuph NJ Houston vs.. William Futwood.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court, that
| William Fulwood is a resident of this State,
himself that the ordinary process of Law cam
not be served him 1t is therefore, ordered by the
the Court that publication be made Tor SIX weeks In the
Western Democrat for the said William Fuwood to p
pear the of this Court, to be held IN the
Town of Monroe the first Monday in July next, and
plead answer denur, judgment pro contcsso Will
be taken against him.
WITNESS, james Nj. Stewart Clerk of our lid Court
Office in Monroe, the first Monday of April, a. u.
1854. M. STEWART, C c. u c.
May 18th, 1854. Prs. S. so. 416t
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State of North Carolina,

COUNTY
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April er' io'4
Hannah Garrison
Petition for Dover.
B. H. Garrison and others. \
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that L.
| A. Garrison Hannah c. Garrison, James N Garri-
SON Mary 4 G rrison and Martha f.. GARRISON infant
children of Manson A Garrison, decd, are MT resi-
dents of this State bat reside beyond the limits OF the
same 1t ordered by the Court, that pub
LEGATION be made for six weeks the Western Demo-
crat for the said L. A. Garrison, hannah e. GARRISON
James n. Garrison Mary A. Carlson and Martha f.
Garrison to appear at the next term OF inns onr 10
he held tor the county of Mecklenburg, the Court
house in Charlotte Oh the 4h Monday In July next,
then and there plead, answer or demur to plaintiff
petition, otherwise judgment pro contesso VIII be-
rendered against said defendants.
Witness, w. K. Reid, Clerk of our said Court, at
office the 4th Monday in April, A D. 1854 and IN the
18th year of American independence.
June 2, 1866 (P.f.Sj624) W. K. RElN, ccc.
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BOOKBINDING,

4 WALDAUER has resumed the Bookbinding Blu
u siness, and is ready to receive work, which will
be done in the best workmanship and cheap can
be done in any other establishment of the kind. Re-
ferences to that fact, by Rev G. Johnston, " c. Bar
ringer, Esq, Charlotte; Miller Il James, J. J. Bruner
DR.. Summerel, L. Blackr,er, Esq, n Boyden, Esq,
and great many other gentlemen at Salisbury. He
may always be found the stand where e. Bargman
& Co. formerly kept Store, next Elms's Gro
Gerry. A. WALDAUER
Charlotte, Feb. 2t, 1854. 31-3m
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Lincoln Machine Shop,

THE undersigned beg leave to inform the public that
they have recently rented the Shop and Tools form
erly occupied by Mr. W. jerks near the Lincoln factory.
where they prepared TO turn and finish Mill Irons,
repair Cotton Machinery, horse powers, and chiefly all
kinds of Machinery used in this section of country on
the shortest notice, and terms reasonable any
other establishment in this section of country All
persons wishing to have any of tn above mentioned
work well executed will do well Hand before
engaging at any other establishment
J. HYDE & CO.,
Linconton Factory, Lincolnton.
May 26, 1854 44-5w
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Notice.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, May 20, 1854.
PROPOSALS, addressed to the undersigned at Colum-
bia, are invited until LIST July, for the delivery, by
the 1st October, of One Hundred Cords Of PINE
OAK WOOD at each of the following named stations,
to wit: KiIlan's Mill, Campbe's Mill, Cross Roads,
Rdgeway, Simpsons, Robertson's Winnsboro, Oblan,
White Oak, Yonsuesvlle, Blackstock Cornwels, Ches
tervilie Lewis T. o., Smiths T. o., Ebenezer, Ca
tawba, Fort Mill and Morrow's.
FREDERICK MINIS,
General Superintendent.
May 26, '54. 44-4w
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$40 Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber or the 7th of April
\ last a Bright Muatto Girl, named SARAH. The
said girl is of medium size, trim, genteel figure,
straight black hair, and has bad teeth-Iaughs and
looks confused when spoken to. ! purchased her in
the fall of 1852 Of Col John NJ Potts. of Steele Creek,
in which neighborhood she is probably lurking, or she
may be about Providence PneviIle she is we'll
acquainted there.
| will give the above reward if she is taken in this
county and SIS if in any other county, and delivered
0 in Charlotte.
June 2, 1854. r. P. WARING.
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Mattresses Mattresses

II ENNERLY & QUINN, take pleasure in announc-
N ing to the public that they manufacturing Mat
trcsses at their Rooms in the Basement of the Brick
Building, occupied by Bryan Thompson, where they
invite all who may desire springy and well made Mat
tresses to call and examine for themselves Orders from
distance solicited, and promptly attended to.
DJ- The highest price paid in Cash for good dry
shucks X. II q.
April Il, 1854. 3S-tf
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Effects Of The Storm !

w would most sincerely ask those of our friends
w and patrons, who III with us, to
think for moment, that obliged have money
to pay our Debts and unless they help this way
interest and credit seriously suffer. We are
indeed thankful :ol the generous patronage we have
shared at their hands-hope they will continue it, and
be admonished by this notice, to IMMEDI
ATELY, sooNER.' Such the character of bust
that compelled to announce, that FROM AMI
AFTER 1sr JULY, SHALL BE OBLIGED TO SELL FOR
CASH ONLY.
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
june 9, 1854 No. 3, Granite Row.
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NOTICE.

FEHE impression is abroad, that the undersigned is
winding up his business for the purpose of discon-
timing his trade. He takes this method OF stating
distinctly that such is not his Intention He expects
i'll short tine to and carry the bushes
on his responsibility, and hopes merit contn-
uance of the patronage of his old friends and
by giving them good fits fashionable styles, and
short notice. D. l.. REA
April %, 1854. 40 5w
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House and Lot for Sale.

~ THE Subscriber will offer for sale to the hig chest
l:ssm bidder Tuesday of the next July County
--AzA Court for Meckenburg County, in the town of
Charlotte, the House and Lot Tryon Street few
doors below the American Hotel adjoining the Lots of
Robert Sterling and Robert Shaw, and formerly known
the Zenas Grier property Terms of sale made known
the day thereof
JUNIUS A. FOX.
May 5, 81. 4l-tt
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PARKS l. HUTCHINSON

4 RE receiving and opening their Spring and Summer
y stock of
Ladies' and GentiemenS EresS Goods,
Estcbc's Hats, and Georges Boots,
Straw Bonnetts, Panama Hats, &c.
Also, large stock of
Coach Trinn11nSS
Our Goods were bought at Cash Prices and Will be
sold which will satisfy those who may give
them a call. april Il 39u
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PIANO TIMING Am REPAIRING,

OSEPH FREY, from Charleston, S. Co. informs the
- Ladies and gentlemen of Charlotte and vicinity, that
he is in Charlotte, prepared and repair Pianos
and Organs Persons DESTROYS of having their instru-
ments well and carefully repaired will please leave
ders with him at Mr.. j. ID. Kerr's Hotel.
Nc charge will be made if satisfaction is gwen.
June 9, 1854 45tt
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NJ. JhO. r.. Daniel, to publish IN the Charlotte
papers their letter to me- dated AIrH6, 1854, and
my letter an reply, dated april 10, 1854, together
acith the postscript to tie letter. This is due me-
Sincerely regretiing the necessity laid upon me
to make this' Card am Gentlemen, very truly
yours.
CHARIE S z DEEMS
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOAS! NEW BOOhS!
Exploration of the valley macon, by Herndon.
new and complete Gazetteer of the United States,
by Baldwin & Thomas.
Rural Essays, by A. J. Downing.
A splendid edition Of the Waver1y Novcls.
Romance of the Revolution; being history of the
rsonal adventures heroic exploits and romantic Incl
dents enacted in the War OF Inde pendence by o. b.
Bruce
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea; by J. o.
Brayman.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes with Biographical
Sketches; by j. o. Brayman.
The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi; by
Baldwin.
Hot Corn and Paper Bullets from Loves Pocket
Pistols.
The Old Brewery and The New Mission House.
The Lamplightcr.
Louis Elton ; Ly Mrs NJ Herndon.
Aliens Domestic Animals, History and Dscr pton
of the Horse, Mule Cattle, Sheep, Swine Poultry, &c;
by r. l.. Allen.
The Successful Merchant, Sketches of the Life of
Mr.. Samuel Bridget; by VIM. Arthur.
The Hearth Stone, upon Homelfe in our cities by
Samuel Osgood.
The Miners Guide; by ]. w. Orion.
Also large and splendid assortment of Stationery,
&c. &C.
ely, fly with lightnng's speed
Be quick, say, and learn to read"
ENNISS & ORDER,
Charlotte, april 81 Booksellers and Stationers.
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NOTICE.-All persons are forwarned against ira
! ding for Note given by tie undersigned TO Loo
ny & Powell, for the of 5000, as am determined
pay it unless compelled by law-he property for
which IT was given having proved unsound.
june 9, 1851. 1851 J. F. KINZEL.
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Ladies, Your Attention!

~ r have the largest assortment of Mantilas that
" ever opened in this market, embracing Silk
and Berage of all the different colors and shades and
Black and White Lace, ranging in prices from SIS to
$50, all of the latest styles.
april IA SPRATT, DANIEL & co.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING

GD MRS. WHEALAN would respectfully return
@y her thanks to the Ladies of Charlotte and vicni-
ty, for the liberal patronage bestowed her during
the past season, and having engaged experienced
MILLINER, she is now prepared TO carry on the
Millinery & Dress Making Business,
in all its various branches. 0y- BONNETS made and
trimmed in the neatest and most fashionable
10 Residence doors South of Sadler's Hotel.
April I, 1854. 37-u
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Cleaver's Celebrated Honey soap,

w ARRANTED with the original scent. for rendering
W the skin soft and white Also Lows Honey Soa1
Lows White Windsor in cakes, Riggs Military Soap,
Guerlains Ambrosia Shaving Cake all of which have
bat recently been opened. For sale at the Chemical
Store of FISHER & HETNITSH
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GRAND EXHIBITION,

THE largest and most varied stock of Clo:hes Cas
l. meres, and Vestings, Linnen, Drill Plain and Fancy.
Also, general stock OF Gentemen's wearing apparel,
which offer at New York cost. Any person wanting
bargains will do well to call Immediately as We de-
termned to sell out robson g. REA.
april IA, 39-3t
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Corn Starch,

THIS incomparabIy pure and beautiful article is ex
i ceedingly healthy, delicious and economical and
when desired may be used as substitute for and in the
same manner as ArrowrOot. The universal estimation
ia which 1t IS held, and the increasing demand for It
has induced others TO flood the country with an ror
article OF the same name. Corn Starch refined, and
prepared expressly tor food, be had only at the
Drug and Chemical Store of
FISHER & HEINITSH
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Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed at A pill
L Term Of Mecklenburg County Court Qua rdan of
Eli II. Dearmond, Gnsane) hereby gives notice TO all
that will not be liable for any contracts made
by said Eli H. Dearmond.
april %, sd 40-3t II. K. DEARMOND.
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MAR RI led,

In this county. on the lSt inst, bv G. c. Caihy
Esq. Mr.. ]. p. RODGERS to Miss MARY j.
FLANAGAN.
Al the same lime and place, Mr.. FRANKLIN
c. GLENN TO Miss MARY J. CASHON.
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a Card

i latci WILLIAM MlLLIKEN, deceased, will be
continued by the subscriber for the benefit of the estate
The prompt and uniform attention to business which
the late bshment will be strictly
hered to in every department. and the continued patron
age of ke friends Of the deceased is respectfully
solicited by. BAZILE LANNEAU,
Charleston, May 13 43-3w. Executor.
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Notice.

CTRAYED from the Subscriber, on the 9Th instant,
! two Work STEERS. light brindie, one of them has
but Eye, and one horn knocked off. They were
the StatesvlIle Road about miles from town,
but suppose that they crossed the Beatesord
Road, and may be about the River. Any Informal
ton thankfully received and compensation paid for
trouble BENZ. MORROW.
May 10, 1851 43-2w
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Notice.

THE subscriber has hand for sale good lot Of
l. CEILING BOARDS. Also, 3< 3, 3$ and 4 x
Scantling, Plank l in. = from to II in. wide, and
various descriptions of Lumber, for sale at his Mill
He viii at short notice bills of any description of
Lumber. Also, large lot of Roughedge Plank at 40
cents per hundred, loaded on the
Level P. o., S. c., June st VIM. B. ELKlN.
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Wanted,

TWO BOYS, from 10 to IS years of age to learn the
L Tailoring business. Apply to
april IA 2S-2m D. L. REA
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w q NT1EzTo
POCKET-ROOK LOST.

OST the 5th of November 1853, on the Tia ylors-
l. vile Plank Road between Charlotte and the Steam
Saw Mill Pocket Book containing SIS Sc in money
note Robt H. Brawley for $500, with lit of
$50 on it note Ira Alexander for SO 81; and
several receipts and papers of value any person
but the Undersigned All persons orwarned against
trading for either of the above named Notes liberal
reward will be paid for the Book and if left at
the Democrat Office. ROBT. p. HILL.
May r. 1854. 42-3t"
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GINGER POP.

CUPERIOR GINGER POP and SARSAPARILLA
- BEER, at Our House, for sale at wholesale and re-
tail. Also, LEMON SYRUP al wholesale and retail, by
Fl. SEWERS & Co,
May 10 43f Opposite the Court house.
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Piedmont Sulphur and Chaly5eate
IN &S,

Of Burke County, n. C., Sixteen mates North
IF MOrgGst0n.
THE Proprietor Of the above celebrated Springs res
pectfuIly informs the public generally, that he has
enlarged his spacious accommodations by considerable
additions. and is prepared to receive large
Pany. He will spare pains to contribute to the bene-
fit and qualification of those who favor him with their
company.
This delightful Summer Retreat cannot be surpassed
by any of the fashionable Watering Places within the
State of North Carolina. Here Invilds as well as those
seeking pleasure, may find Summer residence, calcu
lated to restore the lost energies of the Physical cons
tuition. and crafty the most fastdious.
By calling on DIR. Happoldt, proprietor of the " NJ un
tain H0cl, in Morganton, every necessary information
pertaining to the medical qualities these waters can
be obtained,
JAMES c. ESTES, Proprietor.
June g. 1854. 45-3m
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the subscriber for old claims
who prefer settling by law, have opportun-
ty of doing after the 18Th of May. intend TO leave
North Carolina and expect to leave in Of de-
nnnciatOns and handsome epithets for demanding my
just dues, which have long been withheld from me- but
shall have the luxurious qualification of knowing that
it g whstIed ITSELF.
April 81, 1854. 41-3t S. B. WATSON.
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Gentlemen, Come and See us,

A ND we fit you out, from the g crown of your
n head to the sole of your foot' We put the
prettest Boots and Caters your feet the finest Kid
Gloves your hands, furnish you with the prettiest
Shirts the finest Cloths and Cassinerns, and the best
Linen and Mars&illes Of any in this whole County
SPRATT, DANIEL &. GO.
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Norris Works.

Notice.
O. $ "a zz191.;zs-
OFFICE CHARLOTTE 81 SoUTH CARoLIxA RAILROAD. }
Columbia, May 81, 1854.
1 REVISED TARIFF on FREIGHTS upon the
y Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad will lake
effect and after the 1st June next. Copies of the
new list Will be deIvere" to all the Agents along the
line of the road for distribution.
FREDERICK MINIS,
4l-5t General Superintendent.