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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line.

Port Walthall Line.
VIE beautiful and iavUriie steap,b tn 100 =
Il AUGUSTA under he command of Sr<sssssssl=r;,;I
Capt. VIM. c. Smith. $50 long aud favoraby knuwn 10
The travelling community the Potomac and jaime.
Rivcr) is now running the line via Port Wal
ihal,and is furnished with IL H. BOAT
LIE Preservers, Force Pumps, and all the a. plances
required by Act of Congress the safety of mss
rngers.
The Cars running il nexion with the Augusta from
Rchmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on
every MONDAY, Wednesd1y,anh Friday O'Clock NJ
Persons a"ri ing in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have bur a few steps 10 walk to the Cars.
l ne Cars ruHni g from Petersburg tn CITY Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg snme
d"ys aS above, at74 M, from the Depor of the Apro.
mnttox r. CO. thus giving passengers an on nrtunv
10 Ga from Lyme hburg Their by the Packer Boats an
DunvilIe Railroad Richmond, or b, wav Of the nop,b
Size Railroad to Petersbu and from there nrnt morn
irg to Norfolk
heturningth Augusta Will leave Norfolk on the alton
Lntedais VIZ; Tuesdays Thursday. and SATURDAYS al
d a. > -
! he Augusta will stop at Old Point both going and
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Sens,n
tafe between Richmond, Norfolk and Old POINT s. OF
rare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mil and
NfoVe " Observation-Disclosures. | So
'lidfeh over three years and not over twelve
Years of age, hall pnce.
----- 81
''N"'"S' 'htouSo'- 1 5u
srNaniS u any point on Il river. -..... | on
Meals .......... 90 Wv
Jun 20 d6cts THOS. DODAMEAD Su,,
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THE unde signed having had churge Of the nbovc
Works from taelt commencement under the fornc
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison Jr; nsks e We to any to The
RaRond public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue IL, manage merit hoping b,
pi. long experience in Ral iosd works ard constant n
teniion the work entrusted him. merit tie mp
probation and liberal patronag, ni the public
A. NErTLErOh, Manager
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VNHESE WORKS have he, sci In operation itl
i all the latest iapropcd Machinery for Wood and
Il IN work. and upon a scale commensurate with the
wants Of the 5 outN and West, for Car construction
More than hundred cars. al Ill description have
been made these work. Tor the Virginia 4. Tennessee
Rail Road.
Presidents and Enginners OF Rail Roads respect
fully nv I'd To brstow Their patronage they may
" upon having their work finished strict piiancc
Win H. IL own plans and ings; after the
approve plans ~ Cnnstrnrtinn. prices satisfactory
Southern lkai1-IkOnds
W II no longer be compelled obtain ilcir Cars from
the nh, SUBJECT large expense aud risk OF Trims
rortst,on. GEO q CURLE Proprietor.
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
4TH APRIL, 1854.
GE ORG L Nj. RU CkER

ID ESFECTFULLY begs leave to call the af,.,,'
Ii Il e Ladies' to the elegant ard varied NV" o.
OF Silk goods it has everbe n his pleasure IN s
for sale: ei
90 ESQ., -34and sc inch Black Gro do n.
% and 30 inch Superior BIZ 1ofrtt sin, "o
Supr Blk Gro Grain Silk (lor m nrling dre.se,A
nePt 40 y
&" do. do. (striped,)
- do. do. tfoka,)
Colored Brocade, do. (great varietyl
Blk do do.
Plail Silks, gleat variety of styles and prices.
Black Plaid Silks, (alternate silk and satin.)
Stirred do. assorted,
Checked do. do
White Brocades, (eegant for wedding ,lressesA
White, Blue, Pink and Cord Cold Silks. for ,..
dresses.) III '
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RECON- MENDATIONS
CHIKF ENolsEER's OYFlcE. Va Tenn. r. Il

Lyncbure Va, Septem ~ %. 1853.
TO THE RAH.-ROAr Pt BLIC.
All the Cars every lind IN Use upon ioaa.iAy-
seen made al the Piedmont Wasks ia Lyuchburg, ~
d, tn, direction cf Gen'l Nruleto. ~ Agpat
u gives me much pleasure 10 .ay thai cars hsv
strnney and faithfully executed. checrfuly r,
mmend these works To companie- requiring eefs,
competent TO construct aid faith uy execute any con
tracts TINT may be made the owner o these orks
CHAS. NJ. GAhNETT
Chief Eng. Va. T. Tenn. Il. r.
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GAS FITTING.

AN fully prepared 10 introduce Gas Pipe into Stores
u DIV, hngs. or Factories the shortest notice. Hav
ng tad several Years experience the Lusieess my
"ol X may be relied on perfect. am ready 10 give
estimates at any time VIII also furnish seam.pipe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter, Man II,
Wilson & Frankn's old stand, up stairs
Jun 7dts
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GAS! GAS!! CASH.

DERS0NS wishing thrr houses fitted for bur- ing
L Gas will find some strong Inducements offered. by
applying the subscriber. have good workmen and
superior stock OF materials. A g. DABNEY.
N. b. All orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
ised within -xt, Days, payment will be required
beoIe the LIST OF June, 1855.
Inn 7-dt4
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GAS LIGHTS.

1--WE Lyme burg Ga- Light Company now fully
4 prepared 10 iurnsb Stores Churches, Factor les
an N private families with Gas of superior quality
Whe ben se consider the baney of tine light it, lIee
dom lrom er}ng ealei,t TO coil rooms, furniture
~ rurpets il chez pness it far superior any ohe
ighi now We beg leave To invite attention 10 the
following reconm ndaton Of few ut those who have
.ested liz qunlities.
Theu .der.igned, who u.ing Gas manufactured nj
The LyHchburg Gas orks take pleasure in recommend
ing il to on citizens large, being better eleaner
and cheaper any other liz lat have used consider
L.. 4 ~ IN OH. iI,11
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DlLLARD a OGDEN,
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants,
Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
tO' SIS | a part of the ioIlowiug articles New
" Olienns. Port Rico and Coffee Sugars; lnvn. La
ru,rn nnd Rio Conr,; Iron. Steel aud Nail, of every
ynucn; For ign nd Domestic Liquors; large as ort.
mrnt OF staple DiyG ods. Hts Cap, Boots aud
indeed eV, ~ variety of goods usually kept in Grocery
house. ! h",r stock the hrge,t Il ut il has ever
been their pleasure offer to the public Feeling
bdcnt they sells low ny house in tie city. they
respectful y solicit al from their friends and the pub
lie generally y, before purchasing g.
WV s d. LARD
WIN II. OGDEN
npl Cts o po>e the Far,n, r. Bank
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orncr Va. rrss. RAIL.RoAp Co

Iynchhurg, sept 70. 1898.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q,
Cure feel confident TINT the piedrq ut Works und,a
his management, will fully MAINTAIN ls reputation n
making Rail Rond Cars we'll in any and all ~
branches of meehaicai operations.
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, President.
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Long Looked for, Come at last.
RefriseratOrs, RerigeratOrs.

/ HAN JUS received summer supply nf Shay,
Il narvalpd R"rigeraors. The great number / have
sold here within the last three and the universal
satisfaction they have given is the best guaran of their
superior excellence. ha> three different Sizes price.
50 81 50 aud 5. Call aud see them at the q ty
Furniture Warerooms, opposite the Norsell llous'.
iuul a WINSTON.
" Ron cnnY
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LII. SOMETHING NEW 8 BEAUTIFUL.

as,sF,A SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL.
KifHy II A. WILLIAMS calls attention to his new ,
Mgfyt bcnuiul varied assortment of Prnyer Books,
E1zS which be hn just received and which ie 50
laotcd im.cl in the Northern Cities hnl few Days
ago; together with lafge stock OF Theological nd
Misceu aeous wrka cousia ne of MI the latest al
most interesting works OF Ia" day.
The following ARE some nt them:
Russia s ores by OIiphnnt.
Maps OF Europe
sketches Of Gr.er and Turkey,
Silhmans 1uvel- IN EHfore
Lite aud Writings ut Andrew Brondus,
Thrilling Adventure by Lnad mud Sea.
he Discarded Daughter,
Rrvcfie- of II Bstcholor,
Mrs Broa ming Poems,
H'.tofy OF Ireland,
ic Of john Randolph ofRonnuke, by Hugh A. Garland
Woman in France by lula k,yan,uph.
Nomnn and her Master. by + ,drrirk Smith;
Together with henmil. sele. Ii e inncy articles.
writing desks IN socrer springs, large ,to,k ii
sic. rnper ha, giue-, aud peumey of every Kind and
such NJ eerf o foil to please. All lac asks j. IL
rb", ., irspte snle.. mny ~
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NOTICE.

the agents OF the Va and Tenn Railroad Co. have
l. at their fisk. and Tor The accommodation of the
publ generally, beel receiving the small notes OF
nearly all the il, but from aud after this date no
notes i'll be received by any of them of less deooml.
ma ion than five Dollars.
June lin. + G. MORRISON Treasurer
All paper- ADVERTISING for tins company will copy.
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Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroonl.

ID K. LIoGAN & SON, UphHE Es-zvp
~. sterers. Pape' Hangers, Mat 81 s.sExz12
'ress aud Hope Manufacturers. Main ~
Street. Two Doors below the Market house. Lynchhurg
Va. keep cousi aally hand and make OF er Cur
ed Hair Lhuok Moss Cotton. Woo and spiral spring
Mattresses andRope If every description.
We have in employment some first rate Cab
net warLmen: and intend to keep hand sup ly NJ
FURNITURE, II our make. and also Northrn man
farturesuch Bureaus, SDas, Nardrobes Bcd.iends,
Chsirs Double and Single Launges,-l000 Boadttrad.
on hand, We ask t.e attention OF AL sho navy
articles in line and pledge ouro IS to sell up
on as reasonable terms he obiainel in this
other market ITS ieeal Intention given In the 10
paring at Furniture (ian dSc's)
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" A Word to The Wise "

"A Word to The Wise
Ho 1tssse er.Frsat--:avnfaI ,,arIe as -peaed -
e. ~. H7.s eurrf o-rlnfa iilnr SIS atezt5Ijse,i IS
.iaI#f. H 80 t.s II names ypl,a }t,e Tasted it jhai
"isHt t7rtr4s ..f#f5Hn 20. 5It. Nae the tine o.
iPIig ..i 10 IL Con saa Iobacco crops. 1t may be
had inquanttes 10 init with directions for use. from
may % -. T. SACKETT.
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
Ia III ss;s.s-s s:;s:sssa

Ef9 ~ v
CHANGE OF HOURS
ON aLd after edneshay the 1t March, the Pas
~ senger Trains on this road will follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond duiy, at------.----.64 A. M
- Peter hurg - IL" &c P.
NAIL TRAIN
viii leave Richmond daily at.---...--.....4 p. M
" Petersburg " ..-.-.---....--..4 A. M
Fare 81 lO-Children over thee aud not over twelve
years of age 60 discount of 10 will be
made each fare when tickets procured the of
fee, and passengers getting the where tick
sold.
Through Tickets in conncxion with Bland Il Dunn's
Western Stage Line be procured the office, the
following places:
Grcensb rough, North Ca olina, $40 90
Lexington, -------..----. l3 90
Salisbury 4" .------------- Id 90
Charlotte, .-.-....-.--.. II 90
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
90, A M for Port Walihall. where it connects with
he eamhoa Augusta Capt. w. c Smith, for Norfolk.
Pur' smnuth, and all the intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk Portsmouth -.-..-----.---.$2 90
The eig all articles for Norfolk or Portsm, nth
ard the different landings the river, must be paid
advance.
N B-Seryants travelling by themselves must be fur.
nished with two paf ses that be retained
the office und il he expressly stated on The pass
that they permitted go the Cars 9oat,ns the
rase may be
mar ld&cts THOS DODAMEAD Snpt.
DnALON'S 1NNlG0RATOK& HAIR
Il by VEL omTa rs, imIbcnme Ne -tot sale by
may - Is S1ABLER " CODY
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CANDIES AND MOLASsEs.
THE SEASONS.

TIE SEASONS.
FH'IiOSE alslor. repr sentauons OF The seasons
recently arranged On the wall- 81 Mlnnis 4 Tan
ne's DaPucu eiun Gallery lie ,dedly the beau
uul things of the kind we have ever heheld.
they add new attractions tn their rooms which before
seemed contain gems of ara in the inmltn lie spcci
o DnPuereut ped beauty, sufficient sntia'e the
aye aud satisfy The curiosity ufuny reasonable person
MINNIS & TANNERS
Mottoi- EXCELSIOR and they reuly seem Determined to
reach least cnrn il they have nj, euv atlainpd,
position II pinnacle of inm- in their beaut ul
Gin zens ard -uHn4 should tail to visit the
Lynchhurg Photographic Gallery, if only the
SEASONS" Entrance on Main. doors from Bridge
Jun Is
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WIN. s. HANNAH

HAS open and Tor sale, most desirable
Il l. stock of Spring and Sumner goods, to which he
begs leave call the atteniol of his friends and The
public generally lis is complete and at
low prices a.y in tie market. He would call
particular attention to bis stock of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also, to a splendid stock of furnish ing goods gen.
tIcmen among which may be fourI
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, GLOVES, &c.
All of The siyl aud best lakes. Buyers will
confer favor by looking through my stock before pun.
chasing, as | am determined TO sell as cheap as tie
cheapest. mar 81 Is
~ Express and Gazette copy
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HOUSE & LOT FOR RENT.

Gf$a comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE vim a
NELL garden attached near the residence OF MAJOR jas.
Garland can be had, for able rent, by eaiy aP
Picatior to either Of the Undersigned
JAS. A HAMMER
Nm A. MILLER,
jun Cts WING HOLLINS.
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Seed Store.
A b. RUCkER OILERS for sale aths SEED STORE,
~. opposite the Bunk OF Virginia the following cat
alogue of Field SEED which he invites the attention
at those in want of p1re article:
Red Clover Lurerne,
Hybrid Clover, Tmohv.
Sapl Glover. Muskeet,
Orchard Grass, Evergreen,
Randall irass, Herd, Grass nutc
Blue Grass and Gresn-Sward, for yard- or lawns.
janl3 Is
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Roberl Early Stgls.. McEl4euy & Co,
+ A. Atkinson, Baker Cavey,
simpson x Bro, Burroughs, Shafer, & Co,
John p Wright, b E Sumrrer,
Philip ". Payne, Glass d Baine,
Jno q. Meem, 7. l. Dudley
VIM stilzer, K NJ. Guggenhemcr
Acre.. d. McClannhuD, @. Morse,
Mcdonald g. Peters, VIM b. & G. Fisher
q NJ Rncker, X Staber \ CO.,
L. Il. Gibbs rIstee Of A Boyd,
Baptist Ch.rch w. I A. dersor & Co..
Rosser n Cawthon, Ilorner Watson & Co,
MARVEL House, Mechanic, Hurt Preston,
Chas L. Lee. Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup. of r r.,
w. " LeGwic Il Bro, Fretwrll D. Hail.
Washington House. ID b. Payie,
D. A. Lnnghorne, Hatcher h Logwooi,
jas. Boyd, lWardens of St Paul's
Sam. W Shelton, }Church
Those wishing to introduce Gas certain the
and any other information rspe ting it, by apply
InRto T. q. HOPPER, SUI erint, ndent.
I8 dts
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UNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RI
l. spectiully call the at,ention of the ciIEens III
Lynrhhug and the adjoining country 10 he large aud
r. splendid assortmentn BOOTS SHOES. wJ
II CATERS. &c. OF his OWN MAKE.
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEsT QUAIL,
TT OF SUPERIOR woRgaAssniP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present season, will do well call
81 am determined please, both regards qualil
and price
Don't orgetto call the three doors aboye the
frsnklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Ciizem
Savings Bank. L. +. GRlMALDl.
dec
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Dissolution.

DiSSO luton.
sNllE pnrtnfrsli heretofore existing under the firm
: and style oil Bed X Jennings in the prophet rslip
ct the Cube House. has this day been dissolved, lay
mutuai consent The sub cbnr has pn chased the en-.
tr interest oil Mr.. Jennings. and will hereafter be the
sole PRO- rie"r He most respectful, sorits eontn
Of iheral patronage IL has heretofore receives
from his friends and the public eruly promising hat
u" pairs ar expe shall be spared render them com
iortalie while they stop with him.
June 9Th. 1884 (s) ROBERT II BELL.
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Plow consists Of two Piuws, placed one before
the oIher the same beam. The forward one takes
furrcw from hree inches deep separating the RIOTS
oil he grass vegetable and lays it, ee surface
down. in the bottom OF the previous fdrrow; al the
hind one follows from four inches deeper, and
and deposits its slic that OF the forward
Ii being raised and turned the sub roll is broken and
meliowed, and spread loose and evenly the swarl
orn the language of the State Agricultural Committee
oi New.York, in their report of 1850. it makes
seed bed almost ss perfectly a spade
We will keep constantly hand large ortmeni
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow AID white
Pine. Oak. Walnut, &c, which will sell regular
boat wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
find il their advantage purchase these Works,
ley have their lumber worked and dressed to
der, thereby saving the expense of hauling.
We will ala Lean readv n,ade
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Town Ordinance
Cu.pIoTTE. AprI 20, 1854.

Alta meeting of the Board Of Commissioners present
John Riger, William r. Myers. Robert Shaw, X. Mch.
Jamison, and w. w. Ems; On motion, w. ~ myers
was appointed chairman, pro tenn
Ills Ordered That Tax for the year 1894 be assess
ed at the following Rates. upon each different OBJECT OF
Taxation, as follows, to-wit:
a. ooh e1Oo-voIpe of Real Estate 50 so
S100-value of Stock in Trade, So
" White Poll, between the age of2l & 40 81 OO
Black Poll, II 90 w
g ~. R,ck Poll 9 90
Grocer and Retailer of spirits, $50 w
Company of Circus Riders, and all
=, {. Cnner, nor week 10 90
" Daguerrean. w
Itinerant merchant or Pedier, or hawker ct
Goods wares and merchandise not the growth or man j.
i" o.t 81 "a of Tnterest 90
:. {. Pbrs;cian Dentist L1wyer &c. 90
j.. IS Carr;,rc of the value of SIS 90
I. 8. $500 9 90
81 {. 800 3 90
6 $500 or upward 4 90
=. 6 Gold Watch / 90
Silver Watch, 3O
. 8. Pio1o 2 90
&C 1. sI0O valne of Gold and Silver Plate so
n, oocb and cverv Dop 90
:. PubIic Draw 10 90
{. Public four.horse Omnibus, 10 90
&c Two.horsc Omnibus 5 90
On each Livery Stable III w
may 5 40tf J.B KERR, clerk
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DH ED,

In this county, on the 9th Of April last, Mr..
ISAAC MATHEWS, aged about 63 years.
Mr.. Mathews from early life consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church, always con-
tribuing literally TO the support of The Gospel Of
all religious denominations. HIS last end was
peace.
lis good TO grow old in Saviour TO trust,
Thy pillow is soft when angels are big b,
Thy body is buried to moulder in dust,
Your soul has ascendcd to Jesus on high.
4 -.
In this county, on the 25th uIt. OLIVIA ANN,
daughter of james NJ. and Catherine NJ. Caldwell,
aged Two years and four months Suffer little chill
dren TO come unto me, and forbid them not, for oil
such is the kingdom OF heaven.
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ordered 70 be published in The N. c. Wing and
Western Democrat.
On motion the Convention adjourned
JOSEPH w. STOCKTON, Charm.
w W. g. D. R REASG, Secretaries.
The following persons are appointed commits
sioners to solicit further subscription to the capital
Stock Of the Company under the 9th resolution.
For Charlotte, Thos. n. Alexander, V. C.
Blrrngcr, VIM. Phi(er ard David Parks.
For Sugar Creek, Bate Irwin, Sam. Moore and
J. NJ. Alexander.
For D. Coege-Dr. Sam. Williamson, Alexan-
der Caldwell, and Thos. McNeely.
For Mt. Mourne, Jos. Shepherd, VIM. Brawley,
and Daniel Criswell.
For Perth AID ST. Michnel's, r. o. Blown, Jno.
Young, Edwin Falls, Alex. Clark, Jno, w. Long.
For Third Creek, John Davidson, Robt. Free
land, Robert White.
On Saturday the 10Th Of June Plank RoaG
meeting will be held at Mr.. Edwin Falls in Iredell
County.
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Terms of Subscription.
Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements will be inserted 81 per square tor the hrst
and > cents each subsequent insertion square con-
g. at thirteen lines or less, tins SIZE letter.
ras pnabe deduction will be made those who adver-
t!sc by the year. ~, ,, -. ~ ~
additional Oh the usual rates
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted monthly quarterly 81 per square
for each insertion.
O5maee, Tribute of Respect, Religious meetings, and
Benevolent societies. will be charged halt the Advertising
rates.
For announcing candidates for Office 50 in advance
Professional and Business Cards exceeding SIX lines
will be inserted al s. year; not exceeding square -
% Letters business must be addressed to the Ifofe
tors post paid eu-ue attention
~ Subscribers and others who may wish to send none!
In NJ. can do 80 at all Times, Ly mai, and at our risk
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New LLrK1-
AND
FRESH ARRIVAL.

TNLMS, ALLISON & CO., take pleasure IN anuoune-
II irg to retail dealers and the public generally, that
they receiving and selling at unprecedented
prices by the largest and best assorted Stock oi
Groceries ever brought to this part OF the state
would be to the intetest of those who buy TO sell
again to examine their stock before going further as
they buy and sell Tor cash thelr prices cna LIZ DE
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part follows:
300 bbls. n. O. MolaSses, fine.
SO hhds. fine Cuba Molasses,
200 bbls. fine n. 0. Sugar,
100 hhdS. g &c Z"
1000 sacks of Salt,
Is tierces new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
50 sacks old G. Java,
80 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and general assort-
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 Adamantinc, Sperm and tai
low Candles.
10 casks best London Porter.
so choice English Dairy Cheese.
rg All kinds of Produce bought at the highest
CASH prices, or taken in exchange for Groceries
at Cash Prices.
ELMS, ALLISON & CO.,
Al Jno. Wes's old stand.
Charlotte, March 81 36.u
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State of North Carolina,
NIECKLENBURG COUNTY

Hannah Garrison
Petition for Dover.
B. H. Garrison and others.
appearing to the satisfac ton of the Court that L.
A. Garrison, Hannah G. Garrison, James n. CARR
son, Mary A. G rrsOn, and Martha +. Garrison, infant
children of Manson A. Garrison, decd, not resi-
dents of this State but reside beyond the limits of the
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that pub
location be made for six weeks the Western emo
for the said L. A. Garrison, Hannah &. Garrison
James n. Garrison, Mary A. Garrison, and Martha f.
Garrison to appear at the next of this Court, to
be held for the county of Meckenburg the Court
house in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in July next
then and there to plead, answer denur plaintiff
petition, otherwise judgment pro confesso, will be
rendered against said defendants.
Witness, w. X. 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 ?, 1906 CP.f.S5.624) W.K. REIpccc
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-02
Notice,

OFFICE CHARLOTTE AND So-ru CAROLINA RAILROAD.
COLUMBIA, May 20, 1854.
PROPOSALS, addressed to the undesi gned at Colum.
ba invited until LIST July, for the delivery bv
the 1st October, of One Hundred Cords of PINE or
OAK WOOD, at each of the following named stations
to wit: kil!an's Mill, Campbell's MILL Cross Roads
Ridgeway, Simpsons, Robertsons Winnsboro, Olbian
White Oak, Yonguesville Blac kstock Cornwes Ches-
tervle, Lewis L. o., Smiths I. O., Ebenezer, Ca
tawba, Fort Mill and Morrow's
FREDERICK MINIS,
General Superintendent.
May &c, 81. 4I.4w