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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-29
Town Ordinance,
CHARLOTTE. Sept. Is, 1854.

CHARLOTTE. Sept. 10, 1854.
At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Charlotte, held this day, at their Council
chamber,
1t is Ordained, That the North Carolina Rail Road
Company be requested to regulate the speed of the
Cars in passing through the corporate limits said
Town. that it shall not exceed the rate of Four miles
per hour and starting from the Depot thev shall
the Cars have passed beyond the Town Boundary and
also ring the Bell the RETURN until the cars
the Depot Any Engineer Conductor failing to OBJ
this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay the sum of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
FURTHER-It is Ordained, That person shall be
permitted to occupy more thaa one half the side walk
while erecting any Building any person failing OBJ
this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay the of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
FURTHER-It is Ordained, That person shall OBJ
sruct the side cutters with material for Buildings;
any person violating this Ordinance shall forfeit and
pay the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS.
FURrHER-It is Ordained, That no person shall be
permitted to build any Stable Cow House within
less than so feet of any street. in said Town any per-
violating this Ordinance shall pay forfeit of FIF
TY DOLLARS.
FURTHER-It is Ordained That the Town Guard
shall put up in lot any Horned Mooey Cattle that
they may find lying in the streets night, and the
of such Cattle shall forfeit and paw
the of FIFTY CENTS each head of cattle SO
found.
w. F. DAVIDSON, Intendant.
J. B. KERR, Ioacn ,CIegk.
70 Wing copy. 1O-4w
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HAVE YOU DISEASED LIVER 1.-The question,
though starting, is sufficiently suggestive, when
the TACT is taken into consideration that diseases
of The Liver have become most aIarmIngiy frequent,
in the United States. Indeed, there few for.
midable TO deranged state of That important or
gan. Many OF the complaints usually cIassed un.
der the head of Consumption, have their origin in
the Liver. Amy remedy tina, would insure re-
guIarity and heallhu action in the Liver, would
be blessing to mankind - has been the excla.
nation of thousands. That remedy has been
found it is safe and When a fair trial
has been afforded it, it has never been known to
fail
Reader, have you any disease of the Liver, or
disease which you believe proceeds Grora hepa-
tic arrangement? Lose not a moment, but
purchase box of DR.. M'Lane's Pills, and they
will restore you to health. Ii is the only remedy
yet discovered, in which implicit confidence may
be placed.
Es- Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
Nc Lanes Ceke6ruted LiUPr Pills, and take none
else. There other Pills, purporting TO be
Liver Pills, now before The public. DIR. McLane's
Liver Pills, also hi, celebrated Vcrmifuge, now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in tie United
States and Canada. 2w.
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$3.50 Rew@rd-
A PROCLAMATION,

Bg his E1ceAency, DaUid S. Read, Gooern0| %
the State Of North Carolina
WHEREAS it has been made to appear TO me tnat
w one JAMES WILSON stands charged Win the
murder of Nathan c. Clayand, in the county OF Nj
enburg and whereas has been made to appear mat
the said JAMES WILSON has fed beyond the limits
of this State. .,,.. nv,
son may brought justice, do hereby issue TINS
my Proclama ton offering reward of Three hundred
and Fifty Dollars for the ana o
said James Wilson to the Sheriff OF MeckiehDors.
Descriptions.
JAMES WILSON is about II or 10 years OF age
about feet in height; auburn hair ana Oh yoh.nlul
apnearance has some scars scratches on his face
wide mouth, and rather broad is quick and bold
coac,. Given under my hand and the Great Seal
<&AA8 of the State of North Carolina, at the city
SSSEAL.8 of Raleigh, this the 18th day of Septem-
t2SSSSSSS Der, A. d. 1854. q.
By the Governor DAVID 5. REID.
SAMUEL F. ADAMS, Jr., Private Secretary.
Sept. %, 1854. Cow
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Goods at Auction!

TIDY virtue of an assignment TO me made on the 9Th
I'D day of July, 1854, by Robinson 4 Rea late Mer-
nhant Taors, will sell public auction in Charlotte
pm TUESDAY of the October Court, (2Ith of the
monthly from
ONE to TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
trOTth Of Cloths, CdSSin1cTes, FeStincs, and
Variety Of Ge"uemeH'S Furnishing
GOOGS-together nth tie 0pparte-
manceS usually belonging to
such an Establishment.
he Stock is new-none of it having been purchased
alter than last Fall, most of it last Spring.
JAS. NJ. HUTCHINSON,
sept. 2sth, 1851 lots Assignee.
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M AR RWED,

On the 9th Of August last, in Upton county,
Tenn. by the Rev. E.. Green, Mr.. JAMES l..
STII'T, of Pamela, Miss. formerly of Htcklen-
burg county, N. CO. to Miss ELIZABETH R.,
daughter of Josiah Hall, Esq.
May !hey never day less bright tina the
smiles that played around their ''bridaI hour"
Communicated.
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ANECDoTE OF Tom CoRwIN.-Some years ago
whPh Tom Corwin and Tom Ewing were
political pilgrimage 10 the Northern part Of the
State, they were invited TO tarry over night with
distinguished local politician. The guests arrived
rather late, and the lady Of the mansion being alb
sent, niece undertook TO preside on The occasion
She had never seen great men, and supposed hoy
were elephanne altogether, and all talked IN great
language. mir Living, will you take condiments
in your tea, SIR" inquired the young lady, yes,
Miss, If you please" replied the quondam Salt
Boiler. CorWns eve twiukIed. Here fun
for him. Gratfed with The apparent success Of
her first trial, at talking with big men, the Young
lady addressed Nr. Corwin in the same manner,
''WIll you htEe condiments ia your tea sir
'PePPer and soft, hut mustard" was the prompt
reply Of the facttous Tom. or course. nature
must out, and Ewing and The entertainer roarcd
IN spite of themselves. Corwn cssavcd 10 amend
the matter, and vOluhP in compliment, anCc-
dotc and sit. But the wound immedcahle
he young lady, to this day, declares that Tom
CoTwin is coarse, vulgar, disa greenbe man.
TUIColO Bit4Ge.
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Speaking of the Know Nothings, the Baltimore
Argus says:
"Dr. Orrick, who was some short time since a
leading man in the movement, has formally with.
drawn from the association and with him large
number OF others, who had been led by specious
pretences Of the conspirators into their secret
have also resolved 10 quit"
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Palmetto Iron Works,
(LATE PALMETTO ARMORY.)

THE prop etors Of the above establishment, having
| furnished themselves with all the necessary ma
chinery and tools for conducting the FOUNDRY and
MACHINE BUSINESS, together with large stock of
materials ready to contract for the making Of
Stationary Engines of any power, all kinds of Mill
Work. Cast iron Fronts Fencing, other descriptions
Of Iron Work generally conducted in we-regulated
establishment.
Mr.. GEORGE SINCLAIR will give his supervision
of all work. HIS old friends and patrons will find him
ready furnish all orders with despatch. Persons de-
string patronize home institution be assured
that their work will be we'll done and warranted salts
factory. Our prices will be low any similar
tabshment in the country and terms liberal. share
of public patronage is respectfully solicited
WIN. GLAZE & co.
Columbia, S. c., Aug. IL, 81 3-4w
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Leather Factory.

THE subscribers will continue at the TAN YARD of
i John Walker, Ire miles southeast of Charlotte the
manufacture of Leather a rness Boots and Shoes
repairing Harness. for which Green Hides and Tan
Bark will be received yment of any article
line. JOHN WALKER.
sept. 90, 1854 2m. JOHN w. HUNTER.
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Notice

hereby given that application will be made at the
next session of the Legislature of this State for
charter to incorporate Company to work Mines in
Mecklenburg county; also in Union county.
THOMAS ANDREWS.
Charlotte, goth September, 1854. lott
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Notice.

4 PORTION Of the Notes and Accounts due the late
n firm of II. 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 iaw for col
business, is compelled to have money and has left in
structons for the speedy collection of his Notes Per-
interested must forward and
they will be sued. Mr.. Barringer's Office is at
Rays Hotel.
L. s. WILLIAMS.
July 81, "a. 5-22m
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For Sale.

- THE subscriber will offer privately until Tues
ssEH day of the next term of the Superior court and
AA-then Gf not sold,) at public sale, and COM
Portable Private Residence, located Tryon Main
street, two doors south of H. b. Williams convenient to
the business part of the town.
The dwelling contains three large the lower
story and two above; good Kitchen, Smoke-house and
bles attached The lot is very handsome a-d orna-
nted with oak trees. Terms rlade SALE
sept 20, 1854 lost WILLIAM HARTY
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Monuments, Gravestones, Marble
Steps, Table Slabs.
Female School.

THE Fall Session of Miss Sarah r. Dayidson's School
L will commence the FIRST MONDAY of Octo-
Der next.
Those of her patrons who in arrears for Tuition
will please call w. F. Davidson and settle their ac
Charlotte, September 81, 1854. 9-3t
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NOTICE,

he firm of WALLACE & CROSS is this day dis.
| solved by mutual consent All persons indebted
them requested 10 come forward and make paw
by October ouFt their will be found
in the hands of an officer for collection.
WALLACE & CROSS.
Sept. Is, 1884 sf
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Norris works.

IVOTT2StO1cn, Penn.
THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery, 90
L follows, viz: The CORNISH PUMPING ENGINE, high
and low pressure Pumping, Stamping and Hosting
STEAM ENGINES; CORNISH PUMPS, STAMrs, CRusHERs,
WINcHEs, IRON BLOCKS PULLEYs of all sizes, and every
variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes.
THOMAS. CORSON & WEST.
june 9, 1854 45-1y
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Notice.

ON and after the 2sh instant the following schedule
" sill be daily Sunday excepted) by the mail
train upon the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
LEAVE.
Charlotte 40 a.. m. Columbia IL Is q. m.
Columbia 420 p. m. Charlotte IL p. m.
Passengers will be taken and from the junction
with the South Carolina Railroad, accommodate the
trains with which run in connection.
By order of the Board:
F. MINIS, General Superintendent
aug "a est Charlotte and S. C.. Railroad.
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Notice to Mechanics.

THE undersigned Committee win receive proposals
| until the 1st day of October next, for building
CHURCH, on the e. & s. c. Rail road, miles from
Cha rloe of the following Dimensions viz IS feet long
by 40 in width feet from floor to ceiling; doors,
it. wide and f. high IL windows, le lights y by
with shutters large window in front, 10 lights IL
by Is. with circular top gothic finish and Shutters az
long, 90 IA feet long, neatly finished,
with comfortable backs Is incheshigh Pulpit to be
feet long, deep, feet from floor to floor. breast
feet neatly finished of the latest style, and to be
placed 90 feet from the east end oil the House, with
petition feet high crossing the House, with two
aises from each end feet wide. Altar to be Is feet
long, wide. Pillars of solid rock, every l2 feet, 10
by Is inches, feet high, All the wood work TO be
made of the best materials. The house 10 be we'll
pastered with good coats and then whitewashed, and
the whole to be finished by the Est of May 1855. Pro-
pOsas he sent to Leroy Springs Esq., of Charlotte
plan and the draft of the house be ut Springs
g. McI.eod's Store.
DAVID NJ. LEE, \
SAMPSON WOLF,
ARCH'D. NJ. PORTER,
JAS. H. DAVIS, COmnlittee.
w. q. PHILLIPS,
LEROY SPRINGS,
BENZ. r. SMITH,
August Is, "a. 4u
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Notice.

IQY permission of John Ross, Ordinary of York Dis
trict, s. c., will expose TO sale the 3Oth of
november next, at the residence of Henry Kimbrel,
Deceased, all the goods and chates Of said deceased
consisting of
IL or IL Likely Negroes,
end all kinds of property that is common on Farm
erms made known day of sale.
JNO. &. WITHERS, Admir-.
Sept 90, 1854. low
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LIND Stark Co. Ohio, Jan g. ls49

LIND, Stark Co. Ohio Jan 8, ls49
have used DR.. M'Lane's Worm Specific in
my private practice. and am prepared TO say that
the unparalleled success with which have pre-
scrbed its use, both for children and adults. indu-
me to say the most in It's favor Of any specific
patent medicine before brought 10 my
notice. The mode OF administration, the small.
ness Of the dose, and the certainty OF its effca-
cIous effects, give it, in my opinion, decided
advantage over any other medicine Of The kind be.
fore the public.
0F Purchasers will be careful TO ask for Dr.
MLame's Celebrated VermyUge, and take none
else. A other Vermifuges, in comparison, are
worthless. DIR. NJ Flames genuine Vermifuge, also
his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in the United States and
Canada. 2w
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WHAT DO THE PHYSICIANS SAY ?-Listen to
the testimony Of eminent physician in favor OF
M'Lane's Vermiiuge, which universally
acknowledged 10 be the bes; in use; even men,
bers of the medical faculty (who arc so often op.
posed TO The OF patent medicines,) cannot
"ithhod their approval of this Invaluable re-
rnadN
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Railroad Hotel,
.... $3.50. CHESTER, S. c.
--. D- r ID NTrEJ0T som

By J. r. NICHOLSON.
- THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
T:s:m the public generally, that his house, kno IN
the " Railroad Hotel" opposite the Chester
Depot, is still open for the reception of regular and
transient boarders and the travelling public and that
he is making every exerton to deserve and secure
continuance Of the kind and liberal patronage which
has hitherto been extended to him. He aatters himself
that every needed arrangement has been made to
the comfort of all who stop with him :hie rooms
are airy and weli-furnished his attentive
and obedien and his table constantly supplied with the
best of the season. that has friends will not want
attention necessary make their sojourn peasa and
a agreeable. His stables furnished with good host
ers and abundance of proyender and he prepared
at moments notice to supply his customers with pr
waite eonyeyanccs of every Sort TO any part OF the
rounding country.
He desires to return his acknowledgements TO the
public for past fAvors and solicts for the future an
equally liberal share of patronage.
Aug 20, 1854. 5tf JOHN r NICHOLSON.
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Valuable Providence Lands Fer Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation situated
10 miles south of Charlotte, and miles east of Nor
rows Turnout, adjoining the lands of r. Peoples j. N
Ross DR.. j. s. Porter and others. This tract contains
GAO Acres, more or less, and is well adapted to the
growth of The location is beautiful and healthy
and in delightful neghborhood There is the place
good twoscry dwelling and other necessary buildings
Also another tract of land lying miles of the
above, contoinng 1870 Acres, mostly wood land.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
lands persons DESTROYS of purchasing If disposed
of privately the subscriber will expose public sale the
above lands at his rsidence the 2st of October $751;
At the time and place. will be sold lot of Stock,
Grain, and Farming tools, etc.
sept 8, 1854 Tow w. A. PATTON.
+" Wing copy times.
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BANK OF CHARLOTTE. }

september II, 1884.
A LEGATION will be made to the next Session of
the Legislature of North Carolina for increase
of the capital of this Bank.
l0.3t III. B. WILLIAMS Prest
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Hands Wanted.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE x SOUTH CAROLINA n. r. Co. 4
Columbia, July 4, 1854. (
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company
is desirous of HIRING. 30 or 40 HR nds for the
ensuing two three months for whom the highest wa
ges wall be paid. Apply to ...
81 is IF. NlMS,l General Superintendent.
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Dl ED.

AtCatawba Springs,N c., on 18th September,
SARAH JANE, daughter of II. G. and c. T..
Hampton, of JnnesvilIe, N c., aged IA years, 5
months and / 5 days.
Gone art thou in youthful sweetness,
Times short, changefui voyage DER;
Now, thy beauty in completeness
Blooms Heavens unfading shore.
10 This county, on the 9Th instant, Miss MAR.
GARET Il. KIRKPATRICK. daughter Of Maj
Robert kirkpatrick, ia the 9Th year of her uge.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
ER@ 60
He! FOR COLUMBIA!
TTAVING extended our line to Columbia, we will give
/ the QUICKEST DESPATCH to articles of ali de.
scriptions and sizes, the most reasonable rates.
Our EXTENSIVE CONNECTIONS, well-kDown re-
sponsibty, and the experience of agents and
poyees guarantee to all who may be pleased to employ
u 8 the utmost security and sa tisfa ction
BANK NOTES, GOLD, SILVER, JEWELRY, and
VALUABLES of all descriptions carried at reasona BILE
rates. with certainty and despatch.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and CALIFORNIA for sale at all our Offices.
Competent and obliging Messengers" accompany
each MAIL TRAIN, to which cars IRE attached.
The Express will arrive in Columbia daily O'Clock
p M, and Ioave daily at o'clock n
u Office Richardson street, nearly opposite the Ex-
change Bank. n
Sept. IS, 1854. 8.3m.
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Tribute of Respect.

HoPEwELL DIVISION S. Of It. }
September 10, 1854.
At a regular meeting Of this Division the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, on the I'd instant, ROBERT NJ.
HUTCHINSON, member of this Division was
removed by death, be il therefore
ReSOlced, Thai by this visitation OF Providence
We have been deprived of worthy member of our
order.
ResOlred, That his death his filled our hearts
with deep sorrow, and that we cendoIe with his
family and neighborS and sympa'hze with them in
their bereavement.
ReS0tred, That as token Of respect for our de.
parted brother will wear The usual badge Of
mourning thirty days.
ReSOfUed, That copy OF the above preamble
and resolutions be sent to his mother and family
Also, to The Spirit OF the Age, Western Democrat
and N. c. Wing, with request to publish them.
A L. HENDERSON, r. S.
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Charlotte Marble Yard.

[ AV1NG disposed of our entire interest in the Mar
l. bic Yard 10 Mcssrs. VIM. Tiddy & Son, we recon-
mend the friends.
STOWE g. PEGRAM
September &c, 1854.
The subscribers having bought out the interest of
l. Messrs. Stowe & Pegram in the Charlotte Marble
Yard respectfully tender their services the people of
Charlotte and the country generally in this line bust
ness. They are fully prepared to furnish
Monuments, Gravestones, Marble
Steps, Table Slabs,
and other patterns from Marble according to the
approved taste and Styles and upon the most ac
terms offered in the Southern coun-
try. The Yard is situated the North est corner of
the Charlotte Depot Yard, where the subscribers or
their agents, may always be found.
WIN. TIDDY g. SON.
September 26, 1854. loft
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will 10
IN made at the psxt session Of the Legislature Tor
a charter tor Mutual Fire Insurance Company 10 be
located in charlotte, NC. Aug III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

RICHMOND.
A MOTHER NEW NOTE UPON woR

IA CESTEkS PIANO The Nv York Commer-
ciel Advertiser nl the oath March 1854. In an article
referring the superiority OF American imported
foreign instruments. pnys the following deserved and
Just compliment To Mr.. Wo,cester's Pianos:
ave have pianos from England, Frnnce and
Germany, made b, the most celebrated nanu'a 'turers
in those countrie have heard their tones ELECTED by
the touch of skul Performers but must say TINT We
have few pianos comparable with those mannae
tured by II Worcester. In elegance of form and hnish
richness OF tone, durability o tuno nnd all other qualities
that render musical instruments valuable Mr. rees-
tors pianos unsurpassed 1t is highly credtable 10
piano manufacturer that even Europeans are con.
strained to acknowledge their superiority
A. NORRIS ~ Main Street, Richmand
is sole agent for the sale of
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the tcntion of professors amateurs,
and the Jublic, to examination of them.
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles and by almost every arrival Is receiving addition
al supplies. He offers the greatest advantages in the
purchase of PIANO foRTEs only in superiority Of in.
truments but also in the prices which he sells them
apl 5 ts
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DaguerreOtype JeWelry

Inhibited in this community-all of which will be
with Pictures witch cannot be surpassed in this
other city, at very low prices, and warranted to
BIT they are sold for.
klng truly thankful for the increasing evidence ot
puarity of his work, not only in the pr aise winch
bndantly bestowed but in more substantial form'
woy Of an increase of business, unprecedented,
clearly proves the superiority of his work he
ks himself to use all honorable means to continue
|erye public favor. 2. E. GIBBS Proprietor
At the sign of the Flag
ST correct an error which find ver' preva-
will say that have been taking pictures for the
bar men hs at from 81. so to $40, and shall con-
b take them as low as any house in this place
ou for the stripes! T. Il. IL
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las. D. Gregory T. Jas. L. Royal

WILL continue the HARDWARE BI NEos IN
w all its various branches, at the old stand o Greg
nrv, Royal & Simpson, under the hrm OF uhroohi
e. e'P0YAII and respectfully solicit continuance of
of the very liberal patronage they have ever received
promising to sell cool goods at honest prices
They now have in store very large and well as'ort
Keeping Articles, Saldlery Ceach Makers Matariai'
Guns. Fiocksmts Tools, &c, &C. and expect TO re
,e,e in few weeks (dsectly from birmingham d
SuefielI) quite large lot OF English Hardware q
rgsCoUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others H.
vnnt IF goods are invited to give them call
fob Its
RANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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1t will be seen from the above card that have be
come Joint Proprietor with Mr. RossER of the popnlar
Hotel the "NoRyELL HOUSE," ard that it will be con-
Quoted in the future under auspices The patron
age of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited with the that every exerton
will be mad to maintain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House of the first il the Southern country
(feb oAtsN RO. CAWTHON
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cPECIAL NOTICE.-The Partnership of J.
- +. Slaughter & Co dissolved on the 2ith OF
last January and the undersigned is alone authorized to
close up all the business of the late firm IN" under
signed will still carry on his Iron and Brass Foundry
the mouth of Fishing Creek.
feb oSts JF. SLAUGHTER.