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TAG orrRA TO stonr.-This win, perhaps be the most
interesting occasion Of all the performances of the Opera
Company The pieces fine, and the company win
matea special effort to please will be positively the
last night and those who have enjoyed their excellent
music at the Theatre, win want to hear them once more
before they leave Others who have not enjoyed that
pleasure should fail embrace 60 favorable an oppor.
tuny rs will be furnished them by the sacred concert at
the metropolitan Hall tonight We shall expect see
crowded house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

choose to tax the people rather than surrender tho
exploded techncalitics of a party quibble They
have the power Pay day must soon come, however,
when, perhaps the dear people will be better pre-
pared for considering tho alternative Of heavy taxa.
ton on tho hand and tho receiving their share Of
the public lands the proceeds thereof on the other
Then il may DO too late.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

20 extend their road to Campbell county, and 10 ncrea,s
their capital stock for that purpose.
Mr. Willy moved TO lay that also on tho table.
After some discussion upon that motion no withdrew
by request, when
Mr. HANCOCK, Of Charlotte, offered some amendments
TO the bill, which agreed to.
Tho bill as amended was, on motion Of Mr. HANCOCK
laid on the table.
Mr. TosLs moved to take up the bill laid the table
short time before, in regard to the committing Of the
estates OF Lunacs to shers and sergeants when com-
mittees appointed by courts failed to qualify.
The bill was taken up amended and ordered to be
crossed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

The daily sessions Of both houses Of Congress have been
partially suspended this week. Monday the HOUSE Of
Representatives not session account Of tho cele
braton Of the anniversary Of the battle OF New
The Senate on that day transacted but little business
memorial from the State Of Ohio relative to the rotous
proceedings Of the citizens Of Erie presented by Mr.
Chase aud referred to the Committee on Post Offices bill
granting limited credit railroad duties was intro
duecd by Mr. Badger. resolution snquiring into the
cause Of the detention Of the United States Nails between
New York and Washington offered by Mr. Foote and
adopted; also resolution by Mr. Benjamin, calling for
the diplomatic correspondence relative to the Tehuante
pee right ofway Tuesday, the death Of Hon. H. A. Mu.
ienoerS late representative from Pennsylvania was an-
nouneed in both Houses The customary resolutions were
adopted and as mark of respect to the memory Of tho
deceased each branch of Congress- adjourned wednes
day. in the Senate Mr. Cass discussed at length the CLAY
ton and Bulwer treaty In the House OF
joint resolution Of thanks and for the presentation OF
medal to Capt Ingraham for his conduct in the Kosza
affair." was adopted by vote of yeas l74 nays g. after
considerable discussion. Thursday in the Senate the
discussion ofthe Clayton and Buwer Treaty was resumed
Mr. Clayton replied to Mr. Cas- The House resolution O;
thanks and Tor the presentation Of to Can't usra
ham was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs In
the House OF Representatives proposition to print one
hundred thousand copies Of tho compendium to the late
census of the United States was discussed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

orENiSG or TnE 3. 3. RAILROAD FARNvfLLE.-The
opening OF the s. s. Railroad this point was celebrated
ON Tuesday IN most spirited manner. A large con.
course OF people from town and country assembled and
near the depot TO witness the arrival of the cars and
about one o'clock, the shril sound of the whistle an.
nouneed their approach, and in short time theIron
Horse came pulling in amid the cheers of the crowd and
The roar OF eannon.-FdrMviNe journal. Jan L..
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~ MOTHERS BREAST CLOTIIs-These Cloths will Dc
more 10 prevent Rising Breasts and give speedy
relief to pain in the breasts OF nursing mother arising from
cold or other than any thing world at THU
day They may be without the discomfort to the mo-
ther aud procured and during period Of nursng
Whenever dsgeeable symptom hardness or inflammation
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relic
and in every instance the Rising There are thou
sands who suffer ded- during the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70: sale exclusively by ADIE d GRAY
nG22 Main street Rirbmona y,,,,,i,
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u Potomac, the Washington correspondent of the

W ToIomac, The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Patriot says:
Tie National Democrats little crest fallen lust
now. But they will not give up the ghost Ready and
able 10 act efficiently when the proper time comes hey
will bide their time with all the philosophy they can
muster The moment the administration gives signs that
it s setting its pegs for reelection the National Demo
Gratis will show themselves aud their power, and will
strike together blow that will at least put an end to
al the aspirations President Pierce may cherish OF
election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

OLE BuILs concert on Monday night promise, to be
brilliant affair With sTakosch and little Patti to add
their sweet music to that of the great vionist it could
not be otherwise rich programme is presented. This
will be the last one Of Ole Bulls concerto here
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MEYERS UulYersum

We arc in receipt of the 10th, llth and 9Th Nos OF
this very beautiful publication Each No contains four
engravngs of remarkable places buildings from the
drawings OF distinguished by edto-
rial notes from the pen of Ar Dana. 1t is by far the
prettest and most interesting periodical of prints in this
country.
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n ECTUHE ON PROPHECY.-The Rev A. -. y,u
ZaEBr Of Petrrbng, win deliver Lecture In the
Course Prophecy In the % Pre,byeln Church (sy Mr.
HogesD tomorrow morning, sabtath) a. II O'clock sil-II
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from the Presideo, Of the Bank of Viz

s'ocsho'uerso OF 'he Bank OF virginia as requested oy
these resolutions.
tours Respectfully, &C,
JAS VAshis, rresioeht
ne .onouns are inc reso'uuons referred 10 In 'nA'
commuoicsuon' 49,, . go
hesolvea, Ihat AZ the Onarter oil tne BANK wm expire
ssn nov liked by law Oil the LIST day OF April tse7,
sna tne SESSIONS o, the LEGISLATURE are 1enna, OK
IN session. whether u may be It's pleasure 70 continue the
BANK ana .he,e,ore 'ns .he cause an appea
uon 70 DC a'o ~. v ~ Peo y. o' .ess 'ush
tNetuy yeA's ""u su " ~ ,espes. W al in-
cs pps c. Ia ~. Aau improving
condition OF the state won'a seem 70 require
hsioweo, INA. Tue Puone ,netes nos less .nan that
o. Ine s'oe WI &c au ~ oouu'ng 'ne
Dan. unasr ,e euaf.e " n.su suu "oerai ProVisons
spu sna. pease ". 70 gran. suen an nc,
OF shs., s'ueue eos.eue special
n ns VI '"e '"'N'' " PaAs 'u 'ae Aeeep'Anee
t pa, .e N. a..
ou 'o ~, a = ~. 80, 'ue Sonsun,eauo anu .es
rs s, s soe, anu ysu.,eu " oe p,'I1 NJ
=, ine ,Ss p.,S. ~ "a yuiuu'oaron ''o'n W. -
Maeiaf,au, ~ . " ue arners nahk' Win resou'
uons seoPeeu " ue s'ooSho'ue's,
o,;an, az, - uu ysoauon nave rs,erehee 70
tue same oo!eeS .na' OF reenarer'ng the BANK ana
coucneu nearly III .ne same language we ueen IL unne-
cssay 70 gNe copy VI toen fney were ulsposea oil III
' ~ NJ ~ I";,, =. |r jus G Mt.n
;, AL so. oe'ng IN 'ne nouse Nnen .he speak,
81 caneu ou s,sns couh''ees LOT reports perotm'u
tnM dny Al .hs stage Of the proceedings. lie reported
I'M. ~" "s 90'Ae' y" 'ou''' VI jus'ee '"e ''"o""s
"a ~, o. -. =. A, . H.. r. ,,,, At, . ,,.,, r, -,
g.. ~ a,S vi. uo w. ao.ss .us Ge.' oouI'S
- 49,, ~ ~ s .,.. o p,s ms me ,es.
asking to be refunded $40 being the .mount of ins
;unosed ,,pon him Inv The Formulation conr, oS Ered
ricksbury
mr. YrRBY from the committee on schools and cole.
rr, reported hin 10 ncornorate the Salsn Ma 49,
envy.
The following resolutions then offered and adopted:
A resolution nv Mr. T.Iporr that the committees On
hanks ipon;. into Tho a, na5ian,v %, as,.huh; S Wv
dependent bank in the town of Phlpp in the county 81
Harbour rr' " ''@ N''i''' VI
BY Mr. JAcKsos-Thst the committee ON Finance INQUIRE
iuto the erpedency OF reporting bill providing
compensation for the commissioners of the revenue for
the year 1882
BY Mr. KrMPrR-Be 1t resolved by the General Assem-.
bly, that joint committee to be composed Of three mem
beers Of the Senate and four Of the House of Delegates
be appointed whose duty it shall be to inquire and re-
ana Ksnswbs Comnanr hr an a., &c., M,h "a &C.
has been applied bona fde in the manne specifically d.
rected in the said act far the has been paid
over to said company by the Board Of Public Works.
I'd. Whether the said company have redeemed any
amount Of scrip greater than the Issues by them, and
o ns.ne OF NOT cue interests Oh .ne ealth
e 'oeeo,ure oi Tue heu by the state
upon Pr1pery OF tue sara company
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VIRGINIA RrvOLurrOsARr Bousrr LAND CL.ms-Th

Washington Star says
I'VE hear and satisfied of the truth OF the account
that the Attorney General has rendered his opinion on the
various law questions involved in the Of snpernums
rares on whose services these Virginia Reyoutionar
bounty land claims are based, to render it certain
that such claim will be allowed We presume also that
ne mas come to definite conclusions the law points OF
the class OF similar known that OF death service
though he has not rendered his opinion upon them up to
THIS time, We have reason to believe. As yet we hay
not been able to ascertain how and what his decision on
this class has been
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Tux ROANOKE REPUBLICAN, published by DIR Terr;l and
Nessrs Wilson and Hut, at Salem, Virginia, comes to u,
handsomely gotten up. 1t Wing in politics and takes
the place of the Roanoke Beacon which was De-
mocra,c Journal Success Contemporaries in their
enterprise
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PROGR ANNIE.

Introduction sabat Maer-Sung by slgnora yies
sedenbnTS, sgnor Pozrilni, TaGans, Cole Chorus
q Aria Cueus Aneman. sgnor Po1silini.
Grand Duett Quiest Homo siRnora De yss ssnor
TaGanel. - -'N
g. Aria. Propeestes sisnor Ooiletii.
ShGrns and Hecstye whog the Orchestra seeop anusnt
PART H.
Tananeli, Colettl. '
Rld Chorus. 1850
9aands Corpus snOa Rosa De vs sgnor
EW- Admission dollar. - +,
az Tickets to tie had Mr. Taylors Store and at the
American Hotel previous Saturday evening" even
ing OF the Concert at Metropolitan Hall -.
~ Doors o'clock commence
cIseH Az O'CLOCK ja14-1t
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RLCKNOND MARKETS I,vr,nr 14

HCHNONU NARREIS JANUARY II.
TOBACC0-The market has not fully opened since the
holidays We hear OF few private sales at prices cores
ponding with sales last month
WHEAT-Prme White is worth 81 20, and prime Red
sl,G5.
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HESTER & WHITE. Gom. lLe
MARRIED..
w,IOTHen., nRRAsT IN

on Tuesday 10Th Januaay, 1854! by Rev Andrew FISHER
JAS H. BRACkETr, Of Richmond, Miss MARY sUBLErT
daughter Of VIM sGblett, Of oakWOod Powhatan county
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
METROPOIJTIy UAuI

SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1854.
Grand Sacred Orntorio and Farewell Con orr
TO the citizens OF Richmond by
THE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
Under the direction Of
SiGNOR IL. ARDITI
CARD-The Of the Celebrated New yo,l I,.t.,
"A Opera Company, have announce 10 he xrri
music loving people, and the Richmond In grners
THAT In compliance with the special desire them by
have determined To give - ~ 49,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, iirH
Rolsinis master composition
STABAT MATER,
MOSES IN EGYPT.
GRAND Chorus Foil Orchestra
OVER
The full strength OF the nm ;
z.. same Evening.
SIGN0RA ROSA DEVRIES
SIGNORA SIEDENBURG
SIGN0R POZZILINI
SIGNOR ARNOLD
SIGNOR TAFFANEIII
SIGN0R COLETTI,
SIGN0R CANDI
SIGN0R BARATTINI
SIGNOR PARoZZI d..
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RANGE or THE TIIHu uomETEu
At N0RRLS' Bootitore, 81 Hdia aIesf JInadry isN.
'"' e: IL ssiSSi!''' '1 ss.'
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IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY, the Joint committee on
Executive expenditures presented report showing that
the expenditure authorized By the Executive Department
for the fiscal terminating with the soth Of September
1859 amounts to se6,S44 90
The consideration of the Valley Railroad bill was re-
sumed. Mr. Shackeford continued his remarks in oppo
ston to the bill 1t also opposed by Messrs Johnson
Ward Stuart and Thomas aud advocated by Mssrs Har-
rs, Deneale and Paxton. The bill was defeated by tie
following vote
AYEs-Messrs Baldwin, Buswell Creigb Denesle
Grantham, Hail. Harris, Layne MarshalL Martin Muln
Paxton, Roger, steenrod Wade, jr., White, Winston,
Witchcr-ls.
NoKs -Messrs Amber, Barnett Brawner, Brsxtou,
Campbell. Catett, Chapman, Douglas Irving, Johnson
Jones, Logan, McDearmon, McEIhenny Moncure Old ir
Parker Randolph, Saunders, Shackelford Stands Smith,
Stuart, Tate, TazeWel, Thomas, Thompson, Ward-os.
The bill for the extension Of the Orange and Alesan
dra Railroad from Gordonsvle to Lynchburg taken
up laid on the table and made the order for to-day.
ScHScE IN TAuNANr HAL-The New York Soit
Shells had grand jofcation in Old Tammany Monday
night in celebration OF the battle Of New Orleans An in.
vitation extended to the Hard Shells to participate
with them, and appeal made to forget all that il pss,
and to come together on the present eighth Of January
as on many former good old jackson day." The
Hdrda were not to be trapped though and kept away
Capt kynders made one Of his characteristics speeches
in which he abused Mr. Bronson and the Hard Shell marty
at round rate. He SAID Bronson was an old Federa;st
who sold his opinions the Canal Board who tried to ro
the State. This looks like cancellation meeting The
Herald reports the following during the Captains
speech
Mr.. Rynders upheld Mr. Marcy in his position as Score
tary OF State and said there moth ing In the political
course Of Mr. Marcy that any democrat could find fault
with.
Here somebody said that it was not So
Captain Rynders-"You are a liar"
Grand Sachem.-"0rder."
Gent-"l will not be put down by Captain Rynders"
Capt Rynders.-'l am sorry to see there is a black
guard in the ROOM"
Gent.-"I back down. want to hear the captain
President-"If You do not keep order will have to
get you put out Of the room"
Excited Gentleman-"Go on, Captain; will not inter
rupt You any mora But nobody put me out of III Is
room, am sure"
Captain Rynders then proceeded with his remarks in
quiet.
At half past two when reporters retired the gal
liant captain was still speaking, although the audience had
somewhat thnned
While this going below, the dancing wa. kept
up with vgo and the old hall under the weigh,
of a thousand "twinkling feet"
The festivities showed sign of weakness and altoge,h
CIR with eating drinking dancing and speech making Il
busy night in Old TammaDy "
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CIR AND CONCERTi
ny GENERAL DpsIRpI


ssgs leave TO announce tha,by general desire
GRIND CONCERT
ON MONDAY EVENING JANUARY lerH
AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
On which occasion he will be assisted by
SIGN0RINA ADELINA PATTI,
MAURICE sTRAKoscH, Musical Director and Conductor
PROGRAMME.
PART
l. dAnd fanasia DramAtique, airs from
moor, composed and performed by AZ sTr,ro.cz
q II am the Bayadere," sung synorna ApIrSI p,TYI
performed by IN MI,
g. 'The Magic Bell" composed and performed by -
, ga. - ,r NJ. srRiKcscz
sohhanbna by Bellini, sung by sgnorina Pam
" '"sa"'H'' "''ehes DAnce. P.rfoImed by OLE BULL
PART H.
" soaVenr oselo for the alone, followed by brill
ant Gailope. Both pieces composed be per.
n'na ~, py ~. NJ sTRAEoscH.
sIone, ~ OLE BULL.
~ .SnN sung by SgnoTina ADEtfSA
~, iie .srniVAI OF venice, OLE BULL.
sohaning music Italian and English words
neevsnng also the muaic Italian and English
song, aria and DUETS
ior sale at the ticket office and at the
The price peen arej 10 all seats n,
Hall at one dollar. " - ~
~ Seats be without extra charge at Mr. wood
houses Bookstore. - $50 '1
omen at rsrtt
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FSKD-Messrs. @. N. Greene were fined 81 for eau.
ing quantity of earth to be placed on CARY street
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-07-28
OBITUARY..

Died Of Dropsy, a. her residence in this Coun,
ty, the 2Oth of June, 1854, Mrs. PHOEBE @.
REID, in the 69h year of her age.
The subject Of this brief notice had for many
years been exemplary member OF the Presbyte.
rian Church. As mother she tender and
wachfuI as Christian, warm and devoted; as
a neighbor kind and obIiging,-she was emPhat
cally a mother in Israel During her last illness,
which was dstressingly painful and protracted,
she complained not, but resigned herself entirely
to the will Of God. She seemed impressed from
the first of her Illness that she would never sur.
vve il; and spoke of her approaching dissolution
with the Utmost comPosure. She was visited
several times by her much esteemed pastor, to
whom she expressed her unwavering faith and
confidence in her Saviour. Her relatives and
friends mourn her loss, but they mourn not as
those who have no hope, for we believe and are
sure that their loss is her gain. The last words
she spoke, and those were in death, 1" Lord Jesus
receive nv spirit" "Precious in The sight of the
Lord, is the death Of his Saints" She died to
live and lives 10 die no more. |. Nj. K.
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STOP THE THIEF! e.
$500 RE~ q D.

SCOUNDREL, who gave his pane as one JOHN
Il SON, from Columbia. hired of the subscribers on
Friday the 3Oth u dark bay, Horse for the purpose
as he said of going to Union G. H and returning
on the Sunday following. Since then we have heard
nothing OF the horse OF man. and from our know
ledge of circumstances that have transplred since
there doubt scoundrel has stolen the horse
The man is suppose ed TO be about % % years old,
about feet 10 or IL inches high, pecuiaIties re-
memberet Of him.
The Horse dark bay, four years old, had star
on his forehead, white hIndioot-think II is the
left one-with sore back; gait rack canter, hard
TO make trott; good condition. The bride was
a rounded one, with red web reins; saddle fine,
black, quilted Spanish.
Whoever will secure the horse and inform where
he can be obtained, shall receive reward OF $40, or
any informal ton given concerning the route taken
by the thief will be thankfully received and appreciated
Direct to
CLARK < GRIFFIN,
Laurens &. H., s. {.
July T. 1851. 81 2w
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Notice.

A PORTION of the Notes and Accounts due the late
n firm of fl. B. & L. s. Williams having been trans
ferred to L. S. Williams, the same have been placed in
the hands of " c. Barringer attorney at law, for col
lection. The undersigned, having engaged in other
business, is compelled to have money and has left in
structons for the speedy collection of his Notes Per-
sons interested must come and pay Immediately
or they will be sued. Mr.. Barringer's Office is at
Rays Hotel.
L. S. WILLIAMS.
July 81, '54. 52-2m
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For sale.

TIE Plantation which | living, known as the
| former property of John o. Flanagan, decd. 1t
contains present than hundred acres. One
hundred in the best kind Of timber, and the
land cannot be exceed. The mills are in good repair.
The location is agreeable and healthy. The title is
indsputable AS the subscriber is determined to de-
vote his whole time to his calling, he wishes to obtain
more convenient and central position, and this is the
only reason for desiring to sell.
S. G.. P1ARR.
July 81, '54, 52-4w
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July 18Th, 1854.
500 Rewar

Runaway from the Steam Mill of Oates &
30 Whisnant about the LIST of April last, my negro
"a boy EDMOND, aged about % years, he is about
~ feet 10 inches high of yellow cast, and has
down look. Said boy was raised by w Houston, Esq.
of Union county is supposed to be either lurking
about the town of Charlotte in the ne ghborhood
where he was raised. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery to in Charlotte for his confne
mcnt in any jail in the State, that get him.
B. OATES.
July 81. '54. 52-tf.
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III. persons indebted to the Subscribers will please
\ pay up by the lst day of August next the notes
and accounts will be handed Officer for collection.
II is not expected for us to wait longer as we design
moving Texas the fall, and of course will be
PEELED have money. For the benefit of those that
wish settle with personally, will be found at
Davidson College every Tuesday in each week, until
the above time.
LOWE & RANKIN.
July 7, 1851. 50-4w
10 Wing copy times.
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Known the Rosick Place, on Long Creek, adJoln-
ing the Dunn Gold Mine tract Thos T. Johnston, ESD
and others, containing 30a Acres, upon which Is
good Dwelling House and Apple Orchard large
portion of this tract is wood- md, and the soil well
adapted to the culture OF grain.
Also 50 ctcS adjoining the above Tract, all OF
which woodland, except small field lately cleared
Also, the Tract known the Brush Gold Mine, on
the Gum Branch, adjoining the lands OF George Camp
large Gold Vein supposed to be valuable This tract
is almost entirely wood land, with an abundance OF
timber for farming mining purposes.
Also the McCord Place, which P. S, Wkisnant
lives, Al miles from Charlotte This place is well
improved and being the highest point between arotte
and the CatLwbl River, the Western Plank Road,
makes Of the most beautiful places for PRIVATE
RESI- DENC + in the county.
The Western Pank-road passes through all the above
Tracts except the Brush Place which is within of a
mile of said road. The soil is well ada pied to the cu
ture of grain. and is beautifully supplied with timber
for frcwood and farming purposes.
We also, will sell our Ste2na Esr1 ?
gIne and saw NI1Al-1ll III
frsratc condition-lavng been carefully mana &c d.,
and in use little more than years-capabl7 of turn
ing out to 5000 of lumber per day Two Wag
ons and Teams of Nj ules One Yoke of Oxen; fine
Stock of HOGS, and variety of other articles.
Attached to the Saw Mill and Engine is first rate
CORN MILL and sett Of Blacksmith Tools, all in good
order.
Any persons wishing to examine any of the property
do any time by calling the partners at
the Saw Mill miles from Charlotte, the other at
Sudler's Hotel in Charlotte
Terms made easy, and will be made public the day
of sale.
r. OATES.
p. s. WIllSNANT.
E0
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Just to Hand.
Indigo. Pearl Starch.
Last Notice.

MY Notes and Accounts are in the hands of j. P.
u SMITH, for collection, with instructions to give
them all over 10 officer if paid by July Court.
June Is. 47tc JOHN WELLS.
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A Painter Wanted.

4 GOOD HOUSE PAINTER, who is a single man.
II and come recommended fine fnisher, cen
obtain Immediate and permanent employment by in.
q"irng Of the subscriber Charlotte, N. c.
june 6, 1854. left J. w. RAINEY
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A LARGE lot of Lyons celebrated Kathairon, ard
n Barrys Tricopherous, for preserving and beautiy.
ing the hair just received at the Granite Drug Store.
59u PRITCHARD 81 CALDWELL