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GLENwOOD CEMETERY,
Offies No. 2s2 Pa. ave., corner Ioth stress.
a.. lover TIE sAVIasss BkNEl

HWlS CEMETERY is laid ont On the plan OF
heceleerated Greenwood, Of New York, and
situated on the high ground distant one and q
quarter miles north Of tAe Capitcl-North Capitol
street leading directly TO the gateway.
This Company have secured charter from Con-
gess, approPiailng their ground forever TO burial
purposes, making Zee title TO the purchaser, and
prohibiting all encroachmer.s nom legislation or
otherwise, which Is Of vast importance 10 those
who wish their dead % repose where they havs
placed the n, fer it has become a custom In I'm
other cities when the burial ground becomes vIlu-
able for other purposes, 20 sell IL, and throw the
dead pIoniscously into one large pit, AID legal
measures cannot prevent It, as no ttlss ere given
20 the ground.
n. D.-0ffce open from 10 TO L. O'Clock a. m !,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, BY.
formation, can be obtained.
All orders LEFT with Mr.. lanes F. Harvey, No.
iioSeventh street, CT any other undertaken yin be
promptly attended 10. &c is-iv
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HUNTERS

DESIRING TO GET THEIR GUNS PUT
~ In good order will please call at the new es-
adjustment on Seventh street west, between N
and o streets, where every description Of Guns,
Rifles, Revolvers, every kind Of Pistols, and other
Arms, can be made to order
Also, Models Of every description in steel, iron,
German silver, brass, or wood, will be executed
IN the best manner, al the shortest NOTES, and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Charges remarkably moderate.
nov 24-Siw% + VONRRECHT
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LADIES FURS! FURS.

4 subscriber takes this method Of informino
the ladies' Of Georgetown, Washington and
vicinity, that he has lust completed one of the
most approved fashions for ladies and misses he
has ever had the pleasure Of offering for sale.
His terms are as reasonableas those Of iny hon se
In the District Ladies call early ut REMICK,S
rashionabie Hat and Fur Emporium, No. $50
Bridge street, Georgetown. nov aS-eo3yy-
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TESTIMONY From NORTH CAROLINA
0sytskesss u Dy. ". SssstA, ef Ptss HilI, Risk.
SsssI Csxssy, ". O. - ~

fIHB hill, march q, 1894.
Dr.. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia-Dear Sir 1
have been o subject Of Dyspepsia, In its worst
form, for the last i've years Such was my condi.
ton for twelve months that the physicians and all
dition was carried to the watering places IN Viz
ginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, but was
not benefited by any water to which ] was taken
While on my way home stopped week at Ruth.
try the eject OF some EhaIyheate water in thai
place. About the last Of the week went into q
drug store to get some medicine Tor my child and
myssn III There were several % me village phy;i
some interest In my case, and, after asking me
some questions, said he had been dyspeptic and
had been greatly benefited by the use Of HOOP
you, and he insisted that would try the Bitters
He also called the next day at my room, and in
sisted so much that would try them thatI asked
menced taking 1t as directed, and was more ben.
Gifted by 1t than all the water and medicine had
ever taken.
After reaching home one Of my neighbofs came
peptic1 and l gave him nearly all the Bitters /
had left, which effected much good In his case
He has often called on me for more OF the same
Kind OF medicine, saying he was more benefited
been able to get any more for him or myself since
viii you, therefore, please ship me dozen OF
more as soon as possible.
Respectfully, yours, W. SMITH.
u H. nOOhEh, Rogers Stofc, w axe Co., ~.
c., October "a, 1883, says: =,
"Having experienced very great benefit from TIE
use ofHOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS in
Chronic Dysentery and functional arrangement Of
the Liver, and its concomtant evils, am DESTROYS
OF obtaining quantity Of II for the benefit Of nay
eommanity. You win, therefore, please send
lot, 60, &c.
CERTIFICATE OF WIN. J. ATWOOD.
HUN1svILLI, Yadkin Co., N. c.
November LIST, 1855
DR.. @. nj. Jackson-Dear Sir: Allow me to en-
press to you my sincere thanks for your discovery
Of medicine which, to say the least Of 1t, has sf
fected cure that all other medicines, that have
taken, have entirely failed to do. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS have cured me Of the most
stubborn and aggravated case Of the PILES that,
perhaps, ever fell 10 the lot Of man. My case Ii
not a stranger in this community, as l am well
known In this and the surrounding counties, and
can truly say that my recovery has astounded all
my friends and relations, as had tried everything
recommended, and nothing did me any good un-
til was prevailed upon to try the Bitters. You
are at liberty to make any use Of this communica-
ton for tie benefit Of the afflicted, you May think
proper. truly, yours,
WEI. J. ATWOOD.
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Il his friends and cOnnoisseurs that he has Just
received the sole agency for the extra superior and
preferred Due de Montchello CHAMPAGNE
WINE, and will sell II at wholesale prices. 1t
needs no other recommendation more than TO say
II has not It's equal In any other Champagne
Country orders will have punctual attention by
applyingto JONAS p. LEWIS
Wine, Liquor and fine Grocery Store, No 47l
Pennsylvania avenue. nov 3O-eolw
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TUpWaris Of 400, 900 quarts of Huckle.
berries hTve been shipped from Michigan
City during I he past season, to the handsome
sum Of $40 600. So says the Enterprise.
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r.. n. nGORE

II. l.. MOORE
rs PREPARED TO FURNISH THE BEST
l. WHITE AND RED ASH COAL Of all sizes,
and CUMBERLAND COAL of all kinds. TO his
customers at the Lowest market prices.
$40 pounds guaranteed TO the ton
Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD at very low
prices. -. =
A good article and full measure may be relied
on in all cases
Yard west side 9th street, between and E, op-
posIts Old Stand" nov 2g-eo2w
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a. II. la CROIx, nal. d.,

La b LA CkUIX; M. Oss
ALBANY, N. r.,
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CHEEsE. BUTTER, &c.

CHEESE, BUTTER, &C.
~ $50 boxes GOSHEN CHEESE
30 do English dairy do
100 kegs GOSHEN BUTTER
$50 bbls. Nos, and 3 MACKEREI
$50 do HERRINGS
125 boxes scaled do
u ,OCO pounds COD and HAKE FISH
ITO bags BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Now landing, per schooners hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov D-eo6t MURRAYN SEMMES.
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STEWARDS

SKYLGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS-Our
- PICTURES are perfectly life-like, with a
beautiful brightness, and having an elegant smooth
and beautiful soft tone, they are not surpassed,
equaled, In the United States. We invite the
public to call and see for themselves. Gallery
over Nj w: Gait & Bros. Jewelry Store, between
9Th and 10th streets, No. 52i Pa. avenue.
nov lk-AO2m
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Or, ": sHINN, DENTIST,
HAs hHmonED HIS OFFICE -
between 9th and 10Th streets, Wash-QIlY0
ington, ID. c. nov 1s-eoj11
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CERTIFICATE OF WI. J. ATWOOD.
HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin Co., N. C..

These bitters are ssfissly csgsfabls, they invig-
crate and strengthen the systesnf never PROSTATE
It, and can be used for infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
by z. d. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KID
WELL, Georgetown, and J. 4. PIERPON7,
AleXandftA. mar l-lv
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ON THE EUROPEAN STYLE,

TUE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
Il fully inform gentlemen visiting Wash
ington, that he has several Chambers and f5zA
Parlors In complete order, which he will .ks.A
let on reasonable terms
His LARDER Is furnished with everything In
season, and his BAL supplied with the choicest
Wines. Liquors, Cigars, &c
OYSTERS and GAME In all styles and at all
hours. WILLIAM RIIPP
Pa avenue, nea- corner Of Third ST.
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NEW CROP FRUITS, NUTS, L GRAN
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,

ONANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
EfNGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, NEWLY
H HU LIED BUCKWHfAFF LOUR- Land-
this day from schooner VIM. NJ Dodge, from
New York, one dairy, containing
DO kegs Orange county BUTTER, which we
warrant to please, as 1t Is fresh, and SEMI to
us exclusively for table use
50 boxes English Dairy CHEESE, selected
10 cases Pine Apple Cheese
$50 boxes Goshen Cheese
case Sap Sago Do
5000 pounds newly-hulled UCKWHEAT
FLOUR
100 bags extra newly-hulled Buckwheat Flour,
containing IS lbs each, expressly for family
use.
Just received and for sale by .. . ...
L E.,WHITE CO.
No. 80, iron front, Louisiana avanue, between
9th and 7th streets, opposite the Bank Of Wash
ington. nov27-6tTu&Th
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~ Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER, = = =
PROFESSOR OF THE FLUTE q SINGING,
x2 FffFHf, so'ak of FbxffStSiA Sfssst,
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DROOMS, BUCKETS, &c.
- 200 dozen BROOMS
IS dozen PAINTED BUCKETS
IS do Covered DO
rs do Toy Do
90 netts WILLOW BASKETS
Is dozen JUTE and ALICaNT MATS
so do CORDS and LINES
309 gross MATCHES
30 dozen WASH BOARDS
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New 7 FORK, and for sale by
nov 2os-eo6t MURRAY SEMMES.
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CANDLES, OIL, SOAP, &c.
~ "a h0yes ADAMANTINE CANnI PS

CANDLES, OIL, SOAP, &c.
~ so boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
1000 gallons refined WHALE OIL
500 do Sperm do
lbs boxes brown and yellow SOAP
25 do CASTLE do
IS do Fancy do
so do PEARL. STARCH
LOGO pounds SALERATUS
5000 do SAL SODA
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York. and for sale by
nov B-eo6t MURRAY & SEMMES.
NEW CROP FRUITS, NUTS, L GRAN.
IN berries.
We are receiving from New York, per sohr.
VIM. NJ. Dodge
800 whole, half and quarter boxes OF best Bunch
RAISINS -.----.. -- 49,. -..
25 boxes Layer RAISINS
500 pounds fresh Zante CURRANTS r-,
100 drums selected Smyrna FIGS
1 case PRUNES, In glass jars r H.
do In fancy boxes
10 boxes CITRON 80. ga. ......
500 pounds BORDEAUX and Marseillss soft -sheiled
ALMONDS 80
1900 pounds French WALNUTS, FILBERTS,
and CREAM NUTS
drums SULTANA RAISINS
10 bbls Eastern CRANBERRIES, in prime
order. 49,
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
b. +. WHITE & Co,
No. 60 iron front, Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 7th streets, opposite Bank Of Washing.
ton. nov 27-6tTTh
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MANUFACTURED BIZ
DON A l. ID X Z N n Z DY,
70. 100 Wares street, Rozbxry, Mass.

PRICR. ONR DOLLAR.
WnSlssals A y York City, 2; v.
192 Broadway; A. B. & d. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadephia, T: w. DYOTf & SONS
Baltimore, BROWNS BROTHER, CANDY 4
Al Retail by all respectable Duggists In the
Unfied States and British Provinces, and also 81
the Druggists OF this City. oct 04-ly
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DAISINS, ALMONDS, &c.
~ 200 whole, half, and quarter boxes BUNCH
... RAISfNS - =

NV S'-otA u" IL
DAISINS, ALMONDS, &c.
~ 2oo whole half, and quarter boxes BUNCH
... RAISiNS -. .f .. -
-ra 40 boxes Layer RAlSINS ..-..
... 20 kegs low priced Do gee.
1907 pounds SoFTSHELL ALMONDS
1900 do CHEAM NUTS q
50 bushels Ground Do
.-. 500 pounds WALNUTS
100 drums SMYRNA FIGS
600 pounds CURRANTs
SO dozen jars PICKLES
% whOls and half barrels PICKLES
Now landing, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 2o-eO6t MURRAY & SEMMEs.
COFFEE, TEA, &C. =
~ 50 bags old JAVA COFFEE
s sogs f tI.,b and g1o MAsUYRA corpEE
l25 half chests fresh TEA
20 boxes MACCARONI and VERMICELLf
1So boxes PEPPER, GINGER, and MUS
500 lbs. grain PEPPER
rs dozen Preston & Morrir's and Rabbits
YEAST POWDERS
IS barrels New Orleans M0LASSES
10 do GOLDEN Strip
NOW landing, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by '>''e'
nov26-eo6t MURRAY sEMMBs.
lust RECEIVED A CHOICE LOr OF
JELLIES, PRESERVES, PICKLES. RAJ
SINS, FIGS, ClTRON, STRAINED HONEY
viz: 4 - r' ~
20 dozen jars Curant, Pineapple, Ounce. OR.
ange and Raspberry JELLIES
Is dozen jars PRESERVES, Ginger. Peaches
Citron, Strawberries, Blackberries Rasp
dozen Jars BRANDY PEACHES
~ dozen jars Chow chow, Walnuts. Onions
Mist and Gherkin PICKLES
70 dozen French and Spanish OLIVES
Dolls PICKLES, to be sold In quantities to
suit purchasers
50 boxes RAISINS t.-
500 lbs. CURRANTS .
100 drums FIGS
boxes CITRON
30 cans strained HONEY
80 kegs best quality GOSHEN BUTTER
1000 pounds BUCkWHEAT
Always on hand, choice lot OF the very bsst
VINES Liquors, CIGARS, TEAS and
GROCERIES Of all kinds, Of the best make. at
the lowest prices, at the Store formerly occupied
by Hall e Bro, No. sal Seventh street
nov ZS-eo2w b. J. NEALE
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w 20 casks Madeira, Port and Malaga WINES
IS quarter and eighths casks Of dark and
pale BRANDY, from 81 to Sc per gallon
10 barrels pure Rye WHISKEY
10 do Old Family Do
125 do GIN domestic BRANDY and old
WHISKEY
25 baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE
200 dozen bottles WINE and BRANDY
20 0C0 choice HAVANA CIGARS
100 600 German Do
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 26-eC6t MURRAY & SEMMES
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-01
DEATHS.

Died, IN this place, the 18th April last,
Martin Emmor, and on the 18th instant, John
William, infant sons of James Gibson.
Also on the 19lh, Alexander, infant son of Mr..
Alexander Graham, aged about months.
Also, on The same day, Mary L., infant daugh.
Ter OF MIR. Joel Higgins, aged years and 6
months.
Also, on the 22d, Leroy, infant son of w. R.
Myers, Esq, aged year and months.
Also, In this county, on the 18th inst, Philip
Calvin, son Of DR.. T. II. and Mrs. Ann NJ. Sandi.
fer, in the 10Th year of his age
Died. on the 9Th inst, at his residence in Can.
onsburg Pa, in the 9Th year of his age, the Rev.
A. ANDERSON, d. ID. Professor of Didsc.Ic
Theology, in the Theological Seminary of the AS
socIAte Presbyterian Church, an formerly Pastor
oi the associated Congregations Of Steel Creek ard
be'hany. IN this County, from which he removed
in the Spring of 1888.
(WhIg Copy
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of a Decree of the Court of Equity, will
ID offer tor sale at public auction at the Courthouse, in
Charlotte, Tuesday of July County court valuable
known the Matthew Wallace Brick House place,
tanning about 300 acres, sold for the benefit of Susan E.
Hodges heirs. Terms 10 monthscrGdit the purchaser
giving h"md with approved security.
a. :. WALLACE, Trastec.
my 20, 1855. 45c
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VIZ perform at Charlotte, Monday, June Hi,
Also, at Linconton, June 9Th, and at Dallas,
June 9th, 1855.
This establishment has been thoroughly reftted at
immense expense to the Propretors, their
travelling tour. They have procured and
sve addition of Animals, young, freshly Gagged and pos
sessIng ali the characteristics and habits of their
tive state.
Equestrian Director, Mr.. w, B. CARROLL.
Master of the Ring, DIR. WOOLSTON.
Clowns, I'll. HOUGH & J. W. WARD.
Amongst the consPcuo features of this Superb
Exhibition, the following ana ma gnifcent-
iy dressed entree entitled
1.-THE Crusaders,
led by Mr.. w. B. Carroll and Mad. Carroll The cele-
brated Equestrian
La Petite Marie, only years old,
will appear in her Grand Principal Act entitled
"NYMPH THE FLOATING VEIL"
Mr.. j. w. WARD will appear the Flying Cords,
acknowledged TO be the best in the world.
Grand Principal Act by Madame CARROLL, in which
this accomplished artistic has a reputation second
to
LA PETITE MARIE will also enter the den with
full grown Hunting Leopard, verifying the prophecy
that the lion and the lamb shall lie down together and
little child shall lead them,'
Mr.. w. B. CARROLL, in his great Two and Four
Horse Act, carrying Mile Carroll i'll various thrilling
scenes.
With DrwOOLSTON, as Master of Ring and HoUGH
and WARD, Clowns, the audience will be entertained
with plenty of rich sayings without vulgarity.
The performances will be accompanied by the Ameri
Brass Band, led by Henry Stenbacker, late of the
Orchestra at the Academy of Music, New York.
IL Admission to the entire double exhibition so cts,
Children and Servants half price.
Performance to commence at and I o'clock. P. NJ
E. SMITH, Agent.
juno l, 1855 As 2w
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COMMON SCHOOLS,
OFFICE OF THE LITERARY BOARD, !,
RALEIGH, April 9th 1855.

RALEIGH, April 9th 1855.
The President and Directors Of the Literary
Fund have resolved to distribute among the sever:
al Counties of the state the Of ninety thousand
four hundred and twenty five dollars and four
cents, as by annexed table, in part OF the nett in
come of said fund for the current year. The
amounts respectively due TO the Counties will be
paid at The Treasury Department on application
by the persons properly authorized TO receive The
same. 1t is expected that an equal or larger
amount will be distributed 10 the Fail of the pres
ent year.
The Counties of Jackson, Madison, Yadkn,
Polk, Hsrnen ard Wilson will received their por-
tons OF the amount distrbutet4rom the Counties
out of which they were respectively formed.
THOMAS BRAGG
Proc'f Err of
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-01

The editor Of the Columbus Times describes a
s;, 70 the country seat Of Mr.. Charles A. Peabody,
oC strawberry celebrity, five miles distant from
that city;
The sight surpassed our most sanguine expec-
,.,ous. They consist of ten acre field, and
s,ery foot of ground was red with ripe and luscious
t,nir, The Hovey Seeding was the prevailing
nrowth but we found part of the ground GOV.
ss,ed with the Peabody Seeding, a cross between
The Honey and a native wding which pleased us
beuer rRen than the Hovey. The vine is larger,
me fruit quite as large more luscious and abundan:
I'm IS Ike the Hovey, continuous bearer. We saw
vines oiIhls Seeding which contained over two hun.
dberres some just forming, others again ready
h. melt on The tongue. 1t was sight TO tempt an
|eDcure The most astonishing feature in the con-
6i,ion of this crop is that it has been produced
without artificial watering. We attribute the sue
cess of Mr.. Peabody 10 his system of culture, in
l. hich muIchng forms conspicuous feature.
In the same field Mr.. Peabody has 900 water.
melon vines, many Of which have fruit already
formed, and he expects to supply the Market with
Ibis delightful fruit by the 10Th proximo. In each
hill Of the melon vines was a tomato plant. Mr.
r. informed US that the tomato does not interfere
With The Iseion, while it protects it from the bugs
hat prey upon it. If this be true it is fact worth
remembering by cultivntors Of the waller melon.
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Family Groceries,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. a
Union County
Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessi
Rebecca Owens
Petition for Sale of Land
Warrant No. 2433S.

Rebecca Owens
Petition for Sale of Land
Abner Gilmore alias Warrant No. 2433S.
Moore and others.
appearing the satisfaction of The Court that Alb
| d more alias Moore, Sarah Armstrong, Samuel
McKance and Dizzy his wife, the heirs of VIM. Jane
Lasley, decd, whose names unknown, Jackson
Moore alias Dilmore's heirs, William, and other names
unknown, Mary Brooks, Benjamin Bowie and Nelly mis-
his wife, and Lttleton Gilmore alias Moore, Decd
side beyond the limits of the State. 1t is therefore
dered that publication be made in the Western Demo-
craft six weeks, for said Defendants be and APP
near at the next this Court be held for the
County of Union, the Court House in Monroe the
first Monday of Ju,y next, then and there to plead,
demur to said petition, otherwise the
will be taken pro and heard exparte them
Witness, ]. NJ. Stewart Clerk of our said Court at
Office, in Monroe, the 1st Monday in April 1855.
J. NJ. STEWART, Clerk.
45-6w printers fee $50
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State Of North Carolina.
MEcKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Apr Term 1855
Sarah Ann Sharpe

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Term. 1865
Sarah Ann Sharpe
tn: . s:; St Petition for Dover
appea ring the satisfaction of the Court that An
/ drew Sharpe, Azarah Sharpe, James Scott and
children re sdents of this State but reside be-
yond the limits of the same 1t is therefore ordered
djudgcd that publication be made for six weeks in
the Nv estern Democrat" newspaper published in the
town OF Chariotte notifying said defendants to be and
appear at the Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions
to be held for the Co MY OF Meckenburg at the Court
House in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in July next
then and there make themselves defendants, and to
plead answer or demur to this petition, the same
will be taken pro conesso tEem and set for hearing
Witness w. K Reid, Clerk of said Court at of.
flee in Charlotte the 4th Monday in April, 1855, and
in the 18th year OF American Independence
w. X. REID, c. c.
May l9, 1855. printers Fee S6) CIV.