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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-23

a dozen others, with pistols and bricks,
followed Clark, aid cut off his retreat to
his own house, and at a moment when a
half dozen reyolsers and as many bricks
were being levelled at him, lady ran out
between him and his pursuers, and protect
ed him until he made his escape into a house.
She then calmy walked across the street
again to her own dwelling, without injury,
the other party shouting at Clark for what
they considered his cowardice in seeking
protection behind woman.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-23

FLOUR-The market is almost bare of Caro-
lima brands. and they i'll demand, $71
cash for super, s. for extra, s.! to $40 for fam
lily. WHEAT-But little is arriving. and it is
much wanted, 81 IS to 81 so for Red, and 81 so
to 81 80 for White. CORN-Sales of White 90
to IS, Yellow GA to sc cents per bushel. B. f.
PEAS-Sales at S15 per bushel. DRIED APP
PLES-Sales this week at s IS per pushed, and
in demand,
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MARRIED.,

On the ID instant by the Rev. Mr. Penick, Mr.
Q. &. MORRISON, OF Rocky River, to Miss E. S.
GRAY, OF Providence, Mecklenburg county.
In Lenoir, on the I'd instant, Mr.. ISAAC l..
AUSTIN, to Miss SARAH MOODY.
Also, in Lerolr, on e same day, Mr.. c. NJ.
SUDDERTH, to Miss MARC ARET A. SPAIN
Ii pWER.
In this county, on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Parks, Mr.. A. A. n. M. TAYLOR, to Miss
JULIA E. SPRATT.
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G,RpfsER. Ne. june D 1881.

GARDINER, Me-, June p, 1854.
WIN. H. DYER-Dear Sir: have used two bot
ties of Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative, and can
ly say it is the greatest discovery of the age ior
restoring and changing the Hair. Before using II
was as gray as man OF seventy. My hair has
now attained its original color. You can recon-
mend it TO the world without the least fear, as my
cas- was one oil the worst KIND
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-23

Messrs. BROWN, STITT & co. have receiv-
ed large and beautiful assortment of new Fail
and Winter Dry GOODS, CLOTHING &c, to
which they invite the attention of Farm Is and
the nuhlic nenerallY.
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Take Notice.

u WILL sell at my premises, in Charlotte, on
u the 9th and 28th of October Court, Valu-
able property to the amount of Five Thousand
Dollars, more or less, viz:
A LARGE LIVERY STABLE,
situated in the rear of the Mansion Hotel.
ALSO,
IL Head Of rdluabte Horses and Mules,
4 Carriages and B~ggieS, and Harness
for each.-Atso,
4 Lot Of Saddles, Brides, and other Hdr-
ncSS.-ALSO,
4 Band Wagon, 2 Baggage Wagons,
an Omnibus and a large Road Wagon.
and great many other articles too tedious TO
in an advertisement.
S. H. REA.
Charlotte, Sept. 16, 1So6.-ts.
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Columbia, September 20.

COTTON steady at prices ranging from 9 to
Il4.-BAcoN II III hog round; SIDES II IL!
shoulders % 10; hams liz p; there is decline
OF &c on all qualities.-CoRN, We quote at from 80
to so cents per bushel--and OARS from As to
so cents per do.-FLoUR from j to 50 per barrel.
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CARD.

FNHE undersigned respectfully return their
L thanks to the public generally for the liber-
constant attention to the wants of their custom
ermS to merit continuance OF the same. In re-
turning thanks they would state that they are
now receiving daily, for the Fall Trade, very
large and well selected Stock of Hardware, Dry
Goods & Groceries. A call and examination is
requested
FISHER, BURROUGHS & CO.
Sept. %. 1S06-3w
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I WISH to sell my residence on Tryon
Strcet-also, i Lots on Church Street /;
md four unimproved Lots on Pine Street
Persons desiring sucE property. can learn
terms, &c, by calling at the Insurance Office.
JOHN F. IRWIN.
Charlotte Sept 9 IS56,-6w
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office.
$50 Acres Gaia VIDA LA nd for SaI lie
He subscriber being still DESTROYS to sell
| his Valuable Plantation, situat-
ed in Nj cklenburg county, one mile below
Beatties' Ford, on the aiawba River and
Cathey's Greek, would MORN persons wish l.
ing TO purchase, that he can be seen at his
office in Charlo tie, at any time, OF communi-
that an opportunity is offered TO purchase as
desirable property. A. II. GRAHAM
Charlotte, N. c., Aug. &c, 1s56-2m
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Land For Sale.

z WILL SELL Ny LAND lying o. the G.
Il 6 81 O. r. 2.a miles from har-
lotte, containing 3l2 ACRES, with about
30 ACRES CLEARED LAID, the balance
in Woods. Apply at the Insurance Office.
JOHN F. IRWIN.
September 9. 1S56-6w
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Town Property for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the whole or
l part of the lot on which he resides, in
Charlotte, opposite the late American Hotel
There is front of 100 feet on Main street,
running back 400 feet to street. This is
desirable lot for any person wishing to build,
and will be sod on fair terms. Apply to me
on the premises. HENRY GUNDRY.
August IL, lS56-tf
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TINHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
l. this Company, will be held in the town of
on "Wednesday the 22d day of Oc-
tober next. A. III. GU1ON, President.
Sept % lS56-4w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-23
rwWe invite attention to the

EE~We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. JEFFERs, the celebrated Am
brotypc Artist. We had the pleasure, the
other day, of looking at a beautiful likeness
of young lady of our town, taken by Mr..
Jcffers. You will be enabled to look upon
this picture, and then upon that by call
ing at his rooms and having your own taken.
rgWe acknowledge the receipt of a commu-
nication from friend in Arson. He will under
stand, byrefercnce to ourPapcr of to-day, why we
have omitted the publication of his favor.
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Notice.

A PPLICATION win be made to the next
N Legislature OF North Carolina, for an amend
ment OF the Corporation laws of the Town of
Monroe, and also to extend the corporate limits
of said town. JOHN y. HOUSTON,
A. /. FUNDERBURK,
j. d. STEWART,
Sept. ., 1s56-lm Committee
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Notice.

TNHE Board of Common Schools for Mecklen-
l. burg county, will meet at the County Court
Clerk office, in Charlotte, on Saturday the eth
of September. Due attendance will be expected,
as there is business of Importance before the
Board. j. p ROSS, Chairman.
Sept. I6, 1856-2w
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next
~ Session of the General Assembly, for an
amendment to the charter OF Davidson College,
and also for an especially for the benefit OF said
Institution. w. w. PHAhR, FresL
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Sec'y B. I. OF ID. C.
August Is, lS56-1m
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II S hereby given, that application will be made
u to the next Legislature of the State of North
Carolina, for charter for a Bank of Discount
and Deposit in Lineolnton, N. c., and also for
a Savings Bank at the same place; also for an
Insurance Company.
MANY CITIZENS.
Lincolnton, Aug. 26, 1s56.-1m
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ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT:
For the State at Large:
Henry M. Shaw, of Currituck.
Samuel p. Hill, of Caswell.
DISTRICTS:

I,t Dist, WIN. =. Martin, of PaSquotank
u d" william j. Blow, of Pitt
"a vi. III. Smith, of New Hanover.
Irh CASTOR III. wilder, of Wake
9TH :. T.. Williams, of Alamancr
9th Thomas Settle, Jr. of Rock N
9Th " e. P. Warning, of Mecklcnburg
tn w. w. Avery, of Burke.
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Report of the Norfolk Market.
Norfolk. September 10.

Corrected Weekly by anderson & Reynolds
Gr0cerS and Commission Merchants.
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That Valuable Lot e. stable

in rear OF the Mansion House, Charlotte, n. C,
now occupied by 5. Ii. Rea as a Livery and Sale
Stable. Terms made known OIL day OF sale.
3TThe above sale will take place on Tuesday
the 18th of October Court
K. r. KING, Trustee
September %. IS56-ts.
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Another Tract.
Something that was never
offered before!
The best Plantation in Meek
lenburg County.

Also, The beSt TIn- House an ". Carolina.
HNHE Plantation contains 500 Acres, in
IL the Providence settlement, lying on the wa
tiers of Flat Branch, IA miles south of Charlotte.
Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call
andsee for themselves. II this tract be not suffi
cieut, OTHER TRACTS OF equally good land,
near at hand can be purchased upon lair terms.
Ii there be those who wish 10 purchase a small
tract, they can also be accommodated in the same
neighborhood.
Also for sale, Plantation with $40 Acres.
with good SAW MILL and GOLD MINE.
.zs4algaAs lying on the waters of Mile Branch
KS% miles from Charlotte, we II timbeTed
Possession TO be given on the 25th
day Of December next
JOHN s. PORTER.
Providence Nav 30 1S56-6m - u
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TOWN LOTS POR SAKE.

II HE American Hotel property (be'pg %
lots) is hereby offered for sale. The ground
would be sub-divided to suit pure aassTs. Per-
sons wishing TO buy real estate in Charlotte,
would do well to examine this properly
1t possesses advantage, in location and other.
wise, which will at no distant day, render it
very valuable.
For particulars, address me at Concord
North Carolina.
RUFUS BARRINGER
August 5, 1sJ6--4w
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Notice.

u virtue of Deed of Trust to me made by
II - 5. III. Rea, for purposes therein mentioned,
will sellt the highest bidder the public 50 are,
IN the Town OF Charlotte, N c., IN October next,
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