SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.
On ill^lanl, a lar^'e biiy^ appeared
off itie bar ot Bcauforl. Noith (Jarolina, which
stood off Some time A pilot vvt-nl oflT
from the town, and was astonished lo find that she
was manned by s:x negroes and only two white
men, one of ihe oegroes calling hirristU Captain.
The aegro Captain look three men in a boat and
went up *he town. On landing they wfre qT>es-
(ioned, and stuted that they Jeft the former Cap
tain sick at Campeachy, and that the ctire of the
Vessel was givPn lo this neg’ro, as he was the only
navigaioT. Oi»e of ihe boat’s crew upon beinj ai-
lorwarda inlerrogatfd, stuted that the Oapiain
rr.an, is, that they nad b*^en out from Campeachy
Ihiriy one days, and that the Captain became in-
fine soon after they had sailed, and fell ov»‘rboard
on the 23J September. He thm surrendered the
charge of the brin to the negro, not being hin>self
a navigator. ^ his. it is snpposed, is the true state
Oi the case. "I'he pap#»rs are ail regular. 'I’he ne
groes say that they prevaricated under the influence
of fear, asth^^y knew that they were in a sl*ive
itnte. The hrig is entered the Herriet of Marble-
hi ad, from Campf^achy. loden with logwood, bound
lo .Naw Vorlfj nnd consigned to Howland and As*
nwall. I'hey were out of provisions, and came
ir»*-; fiea«]f»)rl for a supply.— ICre. Neics.
THE GOVERNOR’S ELECTION.
Bcfow we give the official vote for Govprnor of
State, at the late election ; alsdthe vote of 1844,
showino- the difference bciwem the votes of 1844
and 1846.
1844 1846.
CURRtilVT.
COLL Min A, S. C., OCT. 8.
(Corrected weekly from the Temperance Advocate.")
.iUiiMti
4 ha Hot Friclay. Of totx^r 2:;,
RAIL ROAD MEETING,
i I'f' I" arnirrs ot Mtn'klerihurijf and adjoining
C : rire earnef;||y invited and requepted lo al
to I -= j;::l;!ic lntHMiIlL^//i ('hnrlofte, on TUESDAY
ol  ' )h(‘r Cc'urt, at II o’clock, to conpult upon the
c r ':frui*ti. n o( a Rail Road Irom Charlotte lo C?im-
!’•', r". (The niceiingvvili he addresfsed by Col.
W J. Ah xaricier. James VV. Ofiborne,and other dis-
IH gu fil;-il gentlemen.
MANY CITIZENS.
1 he abse[»ce of ihf* Kditor for the past wee!;,
wil iccoiint for the r.ppearanee of this wecli’s Jef-
rtllsONIAN.
explanationT
at from ’.he d^'linquency of ihe young
• makes up our pnckags for ihn
»werc sent from the office on
from this place last week.
00 late to supply the
take care that no
u« and our sub
apprentice in the
le in the Western
ig la«t, without the con-
•Gkorge is about IT years
iive youth, a pood composi-
f fail hand. He is of Binall
ira v' ijown caet look when spoken
infornitu hifl employer that he intend-
pii, o” fi Eired to leave him, George^; would have
b ; n (lipmijsped wiih such a reconimendaiion aa he
tlepciveJ; butsiucehe has acleil otherwise, to sat
jf;\ :! r law, a reapon.ihle reward will be paid tor
1.'.* !V‘'ry in Charlotte.
KROST.
 n Monday, 'I'uesday, an:l Wednesday mornings
Iasi, w€ had in all this region of country very
heavy while frosts. The health of the country was
irij Tvirig, but we hope the appearance of old
a-'k ” Will exterminate even all appearance of
Ague and Fever.
FROM TIIE ARMY.
>’he ofriciai despatcht s from Gen. Taylor will
be perusf’d with deep intererl. It will be seen, loo,
that our (Government has very properly sent bin»
inst.Uc i-'U-S to put an end to ihe armistice,
las Washinston Union remarks :
•‘Ma;: r James Graham left Washington ‘his
Anson,
Hoke.
Graham.
Shopard.
Grahnm.
506
1073
332
957
Ashe,
499
561
525
707
IBpauforl,
489
887
421
835
B»*rtip,
409
507
350
498
Bladen,
490
271
391
302
Brunswick,
311
335
257
352
Buncombe,
40G
875
431
951
Burke,
309
1263
290
1232
Cdbnrrus,
477
751
391
687
Cald well,
260
544
222
651
Carnden,
94
513
84
514
Carteret^
332
454
336
393
Cris .veil,
1088
277
996
260
Chatham,
Catawba,
794
1153
524
1126 j
000
000
000
000 j
Cherokee,
241
353
238
489 1
Chowan,
188
286
182
276 :
Clf-velnnd.
720
336
241
423 i
Columbus,
312
180
333
195 i
Cra vpn.
622
681
591
601 1
Cumberland,
1070
603
701
722 '
; Currituck,
485
137
528
173
1 Davidson,
658
911
610
1004
1 Davie,
354
508
319
500
! Duplin,
866
246
917
277
j Edf»ecomb,
1410
118
1.394
127 j
1 F rank lin.
710
361
637
383
; Galfs,
381
3.59
898
353
, Greene,
199
253
330
331
I Granvdlp,
985
976
899
1065
: Guilford,
463
1920
369
1867
! tlalifax.
378
569
457
561
1 Haywood,
328
370
347
447
j Henderson,
206
565
193
563
j Hertford,
269
308
200
360
Hyde,
189
401
265
420
Iredell,
379
1527
288
1419
Johnston,
586
639
675
683
; Jones,
153
195
109
218
Lenoir,
356
198
301
292
Lincoln,
1773
911
1560
847
Macon,
285
371
300
457
Martin.
523
316
489
355
■Me Dowell,
000
000
000
000
M* cklenburg,
1242
808
1035
680
1 Moore,
513
584
352
5*^8
.Montgomery,
107
586
93
485
Nash.
796
70
827
95
New Hanover
1101
283
948
257
Northampton,
362
514
408
515
Onslow,
553
178
626
210
Orange.
1555
1756
1440
1711
Fasquf)tank,
177
593
224
506
Perquimans,
217
366
242
447
Person,
622
237
516
392
Pitt,
441
697
308
550
Randolph,
318
1082
213
1233
Richmond,
113
678
54
71.5
F^obeson,
599
559
527
575
Rockingham,
981
449
761
387
Rowan,
736
809
698
820
Rutherford,
135
1402
231
126*»
Sampson,
727
461
692
504
Stanly,
81
541
28
562
Stoki s,
1165
1105
951
995
Surry.
102 3
103-2
1045
1103
Tyrrfll,
137
311
182
245
Union,
000
000
000
000
Wake,
1271
1073
1101
1060
Warren,
716
127
646
161
VVashmgion,
136
368
114
351
Wa vne.
846
217
884
317
Wilkes,
167
1333
128
1350
Y ancy,
615
310
522
440
39133
42586
39433
34156
40128
34155
3153
7859
Bagging,
Bale Rope,
Bacon,
Bufler,
Coflee, Cuba,
Rio,
Java,
Cotton,
Flour,
Corn,
Iron,
Lard,
Mol isses.
14 a 15
7 0-10
7' a 7it
12 a 14
8 a 10
8 rt 10
13^ a 14
S a 95
5 a 6^
55 (I 60
5 a 10
10 a 12
35 a 45
Nails, 5^ a 20
Pork, 5 a 5.)
Rice, 2 a 4^
Sugar, Mubco. 9 a 11
Havana, White, 14 a 16
“ Brown, 9 a h)
Loaf, 14 a 10
Lump, 14 a ir.
Crushed. 15 a Is
Doubled Refin. a 00
Salt.
'i'allovv, 6 a 7
T«‘at^, ~5 a >>1^
The Subeerjber it rvow ready to enier the wifh hia neighborp in fair ccm\yef'tion m *-ie
GOODSi, Hi® objt5et in adveriiRing jp not to of hi» Stock, Styles uud rricet*, boi t> ini''r-
the commDniiy thal Le is now receiving and opening itid
FALIi AND WINTER Sl'PPLIF
Cotton.—Owing to the elections, which were
on Monday and Tuesday la?l. Inrnjers hnv'e re-
njaiufed ai home to vote, ami have brought little
Cotton to market during the early part ofthe wet-k.
No change has lakeii place in prices since our Iasi
quotationB; and the opinion tiill continues, that |
CuR.N, sells from wagons at 56 cents. This price,
! however, cannot be sustained. Large crops have
bt ert rhade, and as soon as the article can be
brought lo market, prices will tall.
Flour, has got up to S5, ami will probably re
main at this for some tin»e.
CAMDEN. S. C.. OCT. 14.
(Corrected weekly from the Journal.)
Bacon, (scarce) 8 a 12^ Bagijing, 12^ a 16
Beef, j)er pound, 3^ a 5 i Cheese, pound, a
Buler do 12^ a 25 ! Colfee, 8 a 14
Brandy, peach, 75 a SO • Coilon Yarn, 87^
do apple, 50 a 55 | Powder, keg, §6 a 7
wliicli comprise every descriptirm of Merchandize sold in villajje Stores.
To the Ladies.—and Gentlemen reijarding the Styles and Fashions la iheir W'arbrohe.-.—ho wtuh.
say, he is de?irous to have their opitiion of his tHste in seleciion before I»»! ventures an extrava^^anl l 4«.
gtj upon the f.uiry purchase, and hopep they will giye Ins Suck an c»^minatinji.
Frorr) the farmers and public generally, v/isliing to supply themselvfs lor the Winter season, he would
urge an early’ call and ex I'nioaiioii ofhia slock; in wliicfi will be found u. varied a.'S’riiumt of
Heavy Goods for Winter W ear,
ez: «j» riE' ss stf 9 «z: ss :s ^
BOOTS AND
F^ine Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
A\ ASSORTMENT OF BROGANS AND MUD EOo'lT.,
Cotton Kagging, Hoping’, &c., &c.,
Prices lo correspond with the reduction in the Northern market
October 23 84
A. V01\\0.
5t
Cotton,
Corn,
Flour,
Feathers,
Lard, pound,
Linset-d Oil,
Oats, bushel,
Peas,
Potatoes, swt.
do irish.
Pork, pound,
Rye,
Tallow,
Tobacco,
Whiskey,
7 a 7^1 Iron, pound, 5 a 6:^
SO Si I Lead, pound, 7 a 9
S6 a 0 50 j Lamp Oil, SI a 1 25
30 a 37^; Lime, barrel, §2 a 2 50
10 a 12 Molasses, 37^ a 45
75 a 80 Mackarei. bbl. a
40 a 45 Nails, cm, lb. 5 a 6
65 a SO j Rope, 6J^ a 12
371 a 50 I Rice, bushel, S3 a 4
a I Su^ar, pound, Sail
5 a 6 1 Salt, sack, SI 50 a 1 75
SI 50 a 1 75 Shot, pound, 8 a 10
7 a 8 Steel, pound, 16 a 23
8 a 40 Tea, 75 a -SI 50
50 a 55 I Twine, 20 a 25
Cotton.—Some two or three hundred bales
have been sold during the past week, at prices ran
ging from 8 10 9 l -6c. The principal sales have
been at —Journal.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C., OCT. 13.
(Corrected weekly from the Observer,)
Brandy, p*^ach,
Ditto, apple.
Bacon,
Coffee,
Cotton,
Corn,
Candles, F. F.
Flour,
Feathers,
1 00 Iron, ^‘h ^ i
45 a 55 Molasses, 24 a. 20
7^ a 8 Oats, 40 a 40
8 a 10 Nails, cut, 52
1 Q Sugar, brown, 8 a 15
75 a SO Salt, bush. 45 a 52
13 a 15 Do. sack, Sl| a 8
4^ a 4| Wheat, 90a 95
26 a 28 WhiifkeVi 40 a 45
Remarks.—Cotton sold last week at 9 a 9 55.
W’e have not heard of any sales this week. Little
coming to market. Flour 5^ a 5|,
CHARLESTON, S. C., 0C7\ 8,
(Corrected weekly from the Mercury.)
J1
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«rat j?aii -mr ms ssr. :bet- ac
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SB ^Si»iv9i> ivnpiind oj 7ul]} no jlo ‘hsvj icj p|os aq A'laAiijsod |[|a\ puu ‘spooQ Aua SB dejqo SB iqonoq
JO >100XS dV3H0 G.NZV A\3M V ‘HXHOM 31LL IVOHjI OiMIAl333H 3HV 3A\
inAKKIFI>,
In this County, on the 20th instant, by Rev. Lew
is Scarbrough, Capt. Robert Nelson Kerr, to iVIiss
Jane Eliza MooRy.
In this County, on the 13ih instant, John McKee,
infant sonofJ.’O. and Jane R. Flanagan, aged 2
monihs and 14 days.
Bagging,
12 a 14A
Pork, 14^ a 15
Bale Rope,
4
a
H
Rice, 2| 4^
Bacon,
G|
Q
ri
Sugar, Lous. 6 a 7
Butler,
Coilee, Rio,
16
a
21
Havana, white 10 a 105
•• brown, 7^ a 7f
a
8
Java,
12
a
13
Muscovado, 6^ a. 8
Cuba,
Lump, 9^ a 10
Flour,
5|
a
5^
Loaf, 11 a 12
Corn,
OS
a
70
Crusiied. 12 a 12:^
Iron,
S4
a
Doub. refined, 12 a 12|
Lard,
n
a
8
Salt, .^106 a 1 10
Molasses,
21
a
32
Tea, 18 a 50
N a 11 s t
41
Colton, 6^ a 8
Hanger’s Notice.
Alexander p. graham has rniert‘d
on my books a DARK BROWN HORSE,
about five or six years old, fifteen and a quarter
hands high, a few white spots m his (ace, no brands,
shod allround. Appraised at SIO.
J. W. MURDOCK, Rantzer
for Iredell County.
Oct 23 84 3t
or:
iS)
CZi
Wo ftrc remestecl by
a number of the Officers of the Ninth Division of
North Carolina Mil.’ia, to announce Col. GEO-
W. BRO VV'N, of Rockford, Surry County, as a can.
didate for 3/a/or in place of Gen. Dalton
resigned.
Oct 16 83 tf
lieniovaL
JUST ARIS
A SPLENDID STOC
NEW GO
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER I
Storms'
A^iie & Fever or Toiii«;
AO CURE, NO PAY!
Pills!
OEIN A. YOUNG, of Charloiie, N. C.
IS
tX A?eiU lor ihe sale of STORMS’ AGUE and
The I FEVER or TONIC PILLS, which are purely
j vi*«retable, and warranieti to cure the Chills in every
' mslance, if used according to the pritiled direction
- . , accon>pany ing each box; if not the Agent is in-
nj, in the southern train, with despatches lor , gtructed to return the mont*y to the })urchaser.
Taylor. Itis believed that he carries out m- STORMS &• CO. P/tiladtlphia.
U6 f- r terminatmg the temporary cessation 1 23 84 5t
i
we learn
B. P. BOY19,
COiMiMISSION MERCHAxXT.
CA?II>IL>, SO. CA.
Oct 9 82
:m
Dentistry.
.0^l ltlf'8.
. ^ -'ince the above was in typ^
from ?j .'p cial corrcsp mdent of the New Oi leans
i 'ayune, thal tlie number of Mexicans ascertained
t b-^n killrd at the baitlcs of Monterey, was
I irTFHN HUNDRED. Our lo5S was five
l u id - d
THE ELECTIONS,
i t'=1 second trial in M.line was more favorable to
the D‘’ir>’Crats than w’as ihe firsf Bui even yet, the
fi; ‘'*e to e ^’Ct, leaves (he political character of the
I ' 1 ure al' in Jo-ibi,
■I M- ,yl. nd, the Whigs have carried the Legis-
‘ . e ■ III ii)cr«^ase l majority from last year.
I ;l ' r. lin.i. Democracy has all to itsell.
T' -u-r n rmbers of I'ongress are all elected.
Me. ro. R 1’. Ruett, Armistead Bi rt. Josefu A.
ODWAiii:, A. 1>. and R. F. Slmfson,
^ f. p ird without opposition ; and Capl. Jas. ^ Parents and Onarciiaiis.
A B ^ in York Dii^lriot, beat his two oppo- _ School for the Education of Ciirls will be
did the Hon. I. E. Holmes, in opened at the residence of the subscriber, on
;a^ies' n District. We do not know that p^Xovember, under the charge of .\Iiss Jane
(o the Legislature, if A. Chamberlain. Miss C. having Ibrmeriy taught
i>r. K. u. a:\ orews,
AVING returned 10 Charlotte, is ready to wail
upon his friends. He may be fbunii at his
residence on Main-street, a lew doors North of Muj.
Kerr’s Holei.
Oci 16 ^ >f
H
Female Education.
DCi 16 V
tLe
there i«, a tiiitle \\ h'g
mere a ^uitie c E-o from i in ih;s County, it is only necess.-^ry lo say, that i.er
ivf .‘VC i t uur liiend Huhard A. c • ^ ? . q^jj^iihoaiions as an Instructress are ol the first order.
I T/’f location is five miles north of Cnarlotte, distin-
n.. s.^ional election in Georgia has re- i Ibr good health, and in a neighberhood re-
fe . ^ TN fc- ... jY,r Its reliizious and moral cultivation, and
1
^ i;i
cr is
an 1
tl' ,‘'T\
niocTt 1^, thoUf^h ihu p' jiular v-.=te shews a consider
able D- mo-’raiie iiivai since the last election. Geor-
^ia u i i t'mocraiic.
The el-rtions are over in Pennsylvania and Ohio,
but no r»'lurns have as yet come to hand.
n3*We uiiiiri'Maiidl^oi. B.minger has signin'(l
his intention to run for CungrtES ngam in this nioderate, and will be made known in the next
Uicl. 'I'h*‘ Democracy will attend lo h:s case in
tim«. Trie Colonel is a pretty clever Dow for a
Whig, bul we »hall spars no hoootablc meani lo j g' Vg^g;- *'' i *S if
effe^i hif dcfcit next
heehoi-’e of lour Whigs and four Demo-■ jiiarkablfc c? 1 i
‘ Ai’ir^rr vVhitrE „r,IV o06 3u«} 3 lia 11 III 11 cs iTOui Sugar Creek Cliurch.
ioombs, Siepl;ens, Jones and King, ^ j ^ .. al tins school. Girls shall have an
r?o J Cobb, Lumpkin, and Haralson, JJe-
opporlunity of acquirinir a thorough euucation. Ar-
This is a loss of cue member to the De-, pi„.^pj,,enls having Deen made to board any number
of pupils. Ihe school will be stncily parental-tlie
pupilr" being always uniier ihe eye ol the Instructress,
'I’iie Ibllovving geiitlemen have kindly consented
to act as Trustees ofthe School :
Rev. R. H. Lafferty, 1 J. P- Henderson, E>q.»
T. L. HiTcnisoN, Esq., 1 Jas. A. Houston, Esq.,
Ira Parks. Esq. | Da. Jas. C^ilmer.
The terms of Tuition, as well as ol Boarding, wil
Important Sale.
S Executor of th^ last Will and Testament of
the la:e Charles E Moss. I will sell at public
auction at the late residence of said deceased, three
miles south of Charlotte, on Tuesday, the 18ih d.iy
of November next, the following propeity ol said
Estate, lo wil:
Plantation
On wfiich the deceased lived, containing about 428
Acres, and on the tract is a very rich
Gold Jftine
Just opened, and from which a large quantity of ore,
o) the richest character, has been taken, and is now
cofivenient for inspection. It is confidently believ
ed, by good judges that this is one of the most ex
tensive and valuable mines in this country. On the
p'^emises. also, is a good dwelling and all necessary
outhouses, and the tract comprises a large quaniity
ol capital meadow, in a high state of improvement,
and a large quantity of first rate timber land.
ALSO;
6 valuahle JYegroes,
3Icn^ Women, and Boys.
One Thousand Bushels of Corn; A
quaniity of Wheat, Rye and Oats.
A large quantity of superior Hay and
Fodder and other Roughness,
A Buggy and Harness ; one Road Wag
gon and Gears ; Horses and Mules ;
Cows and Hogs; Farming
Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Terms of fale made known on the tlay. Sale to
continue from day to dav until all is sohl.
W. W. ELMS, ExV.
Oct. 13, 1846.
A. BETIIUlVi: &, CO.,
WOULD inform their friends and the public
generally that they have removed heir
tailorlxg establishment
lo the Room formerly occupied by Graham Jami
son, two doors West of Elms’ corner.
Ocl 9 82 tf
ATTE3iTIO.il!
Captains commanding Companies of iht OSih
Regiment of N. C. MiHtia.
YOU are hereby commanded to appear in the
Town of Charlotie. on THURSDAY, the
22d of October next, with your Subaltern Olfirei?.,
Non-Commissioned Ofilcers and Musicians, armed
and equipped as ihe law tlirecls, with eitie arms, at
the hour of 9 o’clock, A. M.. lor drill ; and also, on
FRIDAY, the 23d, with your respective Compa
nies, al the hour of 9 o’clock, A. M., armed and
equipped as the law directs, lor leview.
By order of T. P. G. Farris, Col. Comdt.
WM. H. WADDELL, AJjt..
Ocl 2 SO trn
Tlie Concord Cotton Facioi>.
WE now have on hand a large slock of BALE
ROPE, YARN and DOMESTICS.
ALSO
Over 1500 pieces of heavy 44 inch
COTTOI¥ BAGGIIVO.
A very puperior article, which we will scii lower
than any thing of ihe kind lhat can be brought from
i!»e Northern markets.
WILL. P. MOORE.
Concord. N. C., } Clk. C. M. C.
July 31, 1846. ^ 72 tf
5 AVID PARKS
■j S now receiving his aupply of Fall and
*- Goods, comprising a very general and complete
assortment of the prettiest, best and rhe;ipesi C -
;ver brought to this mark^M. In his slock v. i'.i b'* ic ; .
a superb selection of all descrip'.ions of Goods lo**
Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ wear, of ihe latest style.?
and patterns;
CLOTHS AXD CASSIMERKS;
FAIVCY
OF ALL Ki:sDS;
i/JT,9, BONNETS AND SJW IS;
IIABlDWAIIi:, • ^i>
XEGUO BLAxMvFTS & Sli(iji:S,
A GOOD AND CHEAP ARTICLE.
And, indeed, every ^r irie usually ca!lel "o. i’
market, all of which he js ucte.miMed lo sell low
as they can be purchased in Charlotte or any of ihe
stirrr)unding towns. Cash purchasers i.'ild lio
well to give him a call r.s he cm, unci will i‘, r the
cash, give them rare bargains.
He also has a large slock of BAGGi "'-O RO
PING, which will be sohl on veri lo»v terms.
Call, see, judge, and buy, it' you my ,:i. -la
and prices. DAVID PAuKS.
Oct 13 63 3ii.^
Taliiable
AHU RICH CDLQ
P
roll SALE
of eihbdrkiiiir in »he
ERSONS d»'.-iron?'
Mining business, i uve now the most i ivoi
u,*puriunity lo obtain barga:j ofl're- in this
country. The valuable Mining Lanuo licrtt^jl..c
ill controversy between Davidson and Erwin an '
Taluahle tands lor Sale. i Elu.s Imvc been setiled by c.M»pron.,s-, i .r.
. , now otlereu lot sale on Ihe most arciMiifnou
AS Ageni for Mr. Anderson, I ain desirous ol i^rms. The lands are all in the neigl
selling a i RAC I Ot LAND, lynig in Prov- , diarlotle, and are as Ibllows :
idence Setilemeni, adjommg N. M. butt, Clarke
Wedlingion and othtrs, co/itaining about 200 Acren.
This Land is very valuable, and will be sold on ac-
commodaiinj; terms.
-ALSO
I will sell a Traci of my own Land, lying on the
Waters ot Big Sugar Creek, three miles south ol
Charlotte, coniainmg 100 ACRES. On the premis
es is a good Dwelling House, and all necessary
Out Houses, and a large quantity of superior Mea
dow Land, in a high state of itnprovemenl.
The Terms for this Tract will be made very ac
commodating. '^ppiy for information to
ISAAC S. ALEXANDER.
Augl4 7t tf
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ISAAC S. ALEXANDER.
Claremont, Mecklenburg Co., }
Oetobcr 9. 1S46. i
N. B. Persons indebted to the above estate of
C. E. Mo.^s, will find the Books in the fiands of
Mr. Samull BtLK, at tfie counliog-room of David
son Spr.itt, wlitre ihey are requested to call and
settle forthwith ; and ihose having claims against
the estate, are required to present them as llie law
directe, to the UQdir6i‘;ned.
W. W. ELMS, Executor.
October 13 83 ts
liOOlt
To your own interest!
All kinds of Ornamental, Sign, House, Carri
age, and Flag PAINTING will be executed
by the undersigned, when called on, promptly anJ
111 a very superior manner. Specimens ol his work
may be seen in Charlotte. All orders ibr Painting,
or Varnisning furniture, directed lo tiiis place, w’lll
meet prompt aiteniion. A portion oi the public
patronage w re*-pecituiiy solicited.
Painttf aud Oils furnished by the subscr.be , if
required.
JOSEPH C. TEMPI ES
Charlotte, June 5, 1846. 4-lG
The OiiiiiL 31iiic Tract,
ALEXANDKii >um:
TXiACr.
And other Tracts, all knov,;. to be the ric!'#*st in
this ’Cgion of country, ac' iney have all het*n work
ed, more or les«. Undoubted inles can be iraJe,
on the payment of a cerl iiri portion of’hr jajfcliaso
money. Pariiculars can be ascf‘ria»4.*:u oi» applicii-
tion lo G. W. Caldwell^ in Charloite.
Ocl 16 63
^toch.
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THOS. THOTTBH
Has Just received a .^ipleiicnd hIocL'
OK NKW
JEWELLERY
EMBRACING Ladies’ and GeniN'-
metis’ Gold and Silver L F V F !l
WATCHES; gold Guards and Ffb
Chains an i Keys; Breast Pins; Fin
ger Rin£?e; gold ami si!v«*r Pt ncils ;
n-enuine silver table arid tea Spoons—Citrnian silv'i r
do.; fine pocket and pen Knives; Butter and Frui,
do.; and various other articles in iny line, w * icli u .11
be ttold extremely low I or cash. Call and f‘*e.
|33=* All kinds of Repairing in ihe ^^iver^.i..iC
done neatly, expeditioualy. ami on mr.deraie »-rrr.=»,
THOMAS TKOTT.^R.
Oetober, 84.. lS4i, «