CHARLOTTE DRUG STORE.
Medicines, Druses, &c.,
KEPT constantly on hand, and offered
to the public by Wholesale or Retail.—
Among which are the followins:
Alcohol,
Aloes,
A lam,
Ammonia, carb.
Aniseed,
Antimonial Wine,
Antimony,
Aqua Ammonia,
Arrow-root,
Arsenic,
“ Fowler’s solution,
AsafoBtida,
Aquafortis,
Aromatic ^alts,
Balsam, copaiva,
*' BolidiCed,
“ fir,
“ poru,
“ tolu,
Bark, pe;.u’uan,
“ bcBt lima,
‘‘ red,
red quill,
canclla alba,
“ baybcrry,
Blue Mass Pill,
Bole, armenian,
Borax, refined,
Burgundy Pitch,
Butterfly-weed-root,
Bed Pans.
Blue Smalt,
Blistering Plaietcr,
Brimstone, roll,
Breaet Pipes,
Pumps,
Brass polish, London,
Camphor,
Calomel,
Cantharides,
Castor Oil,
Carraway deed,
Castor,
“ tincture,
Cayenne pepper,
Chalk, prepared,
“ french,
“ rod,
“ white,
Cicuta, extract,
Cinnamon bark,
buds,
“ powdered,
Cerates, various,
Cloves,
Cobalt,
Cochineal,
ColocjTith,
Colchicum, seed,
“ root,
Columbo,
Corosive sublimate,
Court plaister,
Crem. tarter,
Croton oil,
Cubeb’sj berries,
“ oil
Carb. iron,
Cardamom seed.
Carmine,
Carrageen, or irish moss.
Charcoal, cal.
Citrated kali,
Con. roees,
Copperas,
Coriander seed,
Crocus mortus,
Digitalis, foi.
~ “ tinct.
Dover’s powders,
Draggon blood,
Epsom salts,
Ergot,
Ether, sulp.
Eupatorium,
Eye-water,
Essence, burgamot,
cinnamon,
“ lemon,
“ lavender,
Elatrum.
Elix. vitriol,
Elm bark,
Emery, line.
Ext bark.
Extract balladona.
Ext. catecu,
Ext. colocynlh.
Ext dandelion,
Ext gentian,
Ext hyociamus,
Filtering paper,
Flax seed.
Flour sulph.
“ benzoin^
“ camomile,
“ zinc,
“ lavender,
Gall’s alcppo,
“ tuict.
Gamboge,
Gentian root.
Ginger, Jamaica, pulv.
“ race,
“ common, pulv.
Gum, amoniac,
“ benzoin,
“ myrrh,
arabic,
“ copal,
** catechu,
“ guiac.,
“ “ tinct. vol.
“ scammony, ullep.
shellac,
tragacanth,
elastic,
kino,
mastic,
Ginsing,
Glue,
Glauber salts,
Hartshorn, spts.
Hive syrup, Cox’s,
Hydriodate ot' potash,
Hair powder,
Hellebore, black,
“ white,
Iceland moss,
Iodine,
Ippecac,
Iron filings,
Iron, tartrate of
Isinglass,
Indigo, spanish,
Ink,
“ india,
“ indelible,
Itch ointment,
Jallap,
James’ powder:?,
Juniper berries,
Kermes, mineral
Lapis caliminaris,
Lunar costic,
Long pepper,
Lac, sulph.
Leaf, gold,
“ silver,
Linseed oil,
Logv'Dod, chipped,
Lucifer matches.
Lozenges, assorted,
Mace,
Magnesia, cal.
“ lump,
“ Henry’s,
Mercurial ointment.
Morphea,
•• sulph.
“ ac«*tate.
Muriatic acid,
Muriated tinct. of iron,
Muriate amonia,
Musk,
“ tinct.
Mustard seed,
“ “ ground in
boxes,
Macassar oil,
Manna,
Marsh rosemary,
Medicine spoons,
Mezereon bark,
Medicamentuni,
Milk of roses,
Aledical chests.
Nitric acid, med.
Nutmegs,
Nux vomica,
Naples soap,
Nipple glasses,
^ shields,
Nursing bottle a.
Oil, amber,
auise,
“ cinnamon,
“ cloves,
“ cubeb’s,
“ lavender,
“ peppermint,
‘‘ sassafras
‘‘ wormseed,
“ black pepper,
“ almonds,
“ bergamot,
‘‘ copevia,
“ juniper,
“ spike,
‘‘ lemon,
“ neroli,
“ origanum,
“ pennyroyal,
“ rosemarv,
a' ■ ’
“ eavin,
sparcmint,
turpentine,
olive,
horsemint
wormv.'ood,
sweet,
ambergris,
vitriol,
bear’s,
“ spruce,
Ointments, vario’s kinds,
Opium,
Oxyde bismuth,
Otto roses.
Orange peel,
Oxalic acid,
Opodeldoc,
Orange, mineral
“ flower water,
Phosphorus,
Pink-root,
“ ext of
Parcgoric,
Pearlash,
Pearl-barley,
Pessaries, gum elastic,
box-wood.
Percussion caps,
Picra,
Piperine,
Plaister, adheeive,
“ spread.
Pill boxes,
“ paper,
“ wood,
Pomatum, roll,
Powder puffs.
Prussic acid,
Precipetate, red,
“ v.’hitc,
Putty,
Pumice stone,
Q,uassia,
Quinine,
“ solution,
Q.uills,
Kheubarb, pulv.
“ root,
Rochelle salts,
Rosin, while,
Rose water,
Rosemary leaves.
Rotten stone,
Sago, pearl,
Sal eratus,
soda,
“ amoniac.
Salts, tarter,
Sanguinary,
tinct. of'
Sassaparilla root,
‘‘ bruised
Seidlitz pow’ders,
Saratoga powders.
Senna leaves,
Seneca snake-root,
Virginia do
So(m powders.
Sup. carb. soda,
Soda carb.
Spts. turpentine,
Spts, nitre, dulc.
‘‘ fortia,
Squill?, syrup of
“ root,
“ powder,
Sulphate potash,
Sulph. acid med.
Sugar lead,
Saffron, spanish
Salts of lemon.
Salt petrc.
Sand paper,
Savin leaves,
“ ointment,
Snuff, scotch
“ president’s
“ cephalic
Soap, casteel
“ bar
“ cakes
Windsor
Spermaceti
Lavender, comp. spte. of Spatulas
Laudanum, Sponge, coarse
Lemon syrup,
Lime, chiofide of
Liquorice ball, •
“ refined,
‘‘ pulv.
Liverwort,
Lip salve,
Liver of sulph.
Lobelia, fol.
acid,
“ pulv.
Tapers
Tartaric acid
Tart emetic
Teeth, artificial
Tooth brushes,
“ files
“ powders
“ wash, chloride
“ “ orris
Thermometers
Tin foil
Tonqua beans
Toy paints
Trusses, common
“ ivory head
“ hull’s
“ boy’s
Tincture, niyrrh
“ valerian
“ squills
“ cantharides
rhubarb
“ comp rhubarb
“ lobelia
“ gentian
“ cubebs
opium
“ musk
“ cayenne pep.
“ assafoDtida
Uva ursi fol.
Valerean, American
“ English
Varnish, copal
“ extra faie
“ black
“ jiipan
Vitriol, blue
white
Wafers, assorted
“ black
Wax, white
“ sealing, red
“ “ black
Worm tea
P A T E N T:
Balsam lite
“ of honey
Bateman’s Drops
Britisli Oil
Godfrey’s Cordial
Jebb’s Rheumatic Lin*
ament
PILLS: Lee’s, Valicrs’
French, Anderson’s,
Beckwith’s, Ledye’s,
Evans’, Alum Spring,
Peters’, Gallighan’s,
Cattu Aromat., Bran-
dreth’e
Bullard's oil soap
Dr. Peters’ Veg Med.
stoma et Hepalicre
Bernard’s Remedy for
Diarrha?
Ilaye’s Linament
Harrison’s Ointment
Gray’s Ointment
Carpenters Cerate Co-
pcvia
Carpenter's Cubebs and
Sassaparilla
Do. compound syrup
of do.
^larshall’s do do do
Watson’s do do do
Carpenter’s Comp Sy-
r\ip, liverwort
Do Pink-root Ext.
Marshall’s do do
Carpenter's ext.boneset
Watson's ext. Buchu
Marshall’s worm syrup
Carpeter’3 sol. of Kreo-
sote
Coxe &. Costner's Sou
thern Tonic
Gibney’s Tetter Washl
Miohaux’s freckle Wash
Anderson's cough drops
Judkins’ Ointment
Jayne’s Expectorant
Have’s linament for the
Piles
Gcelick’s Matchless Sa
native
Dr. Spohn’s cure for the
sick-headache
Dr. Hewe’s Rheumatic
Linament
Dr. Spohn’s Elixir of
Health
Oldridge’s Balm of Co
lumbia
Trip^e’s comp Sassapa-
Black sand
Red Ink
Metal, Dutch
Gold Sulph. Antimony
Per lod. Mercury
Pencils, brushes, ca. ha.
“ “ short
“ swan quill
“ sable hair
Paint Brushes
Sash Tools
Gold and silver bronze
Chloride Soda
Cologn Water, com.
Lavender Water
Honey Water
Rose Water
Cologne, German
“ French
“ fancy bottles
Salts, Pres-ton’s
Antique Oil
Persian scent bags?
Crem. of bitter almonds
Bear’s grease
‘‘ oil
Fancy cut Pungents
Miners’ Compasses
Fennell seed
Composition powder
No. 6
Bitter sweet
Unicorn root
Rasberry leaves
Poplar bark
Hemlock bark
A General Assortment
of Botanic Medicines
PAL\TS AND DYE-
STUFFS :
Annatto, spanish
Black lead
Red lead
Venitian red
Vermillion red
Chrome red
Chrome green
Chrome yellow
Logwood
Red Sanders
Ivory, black
Drop black
Lampblack
Letharge
Prussian blue
Rose, pink
Spanish brown
Stone Ochre
Terra De sienna
Verdigris, dry
do in oil
White lead, dry
do in oil, no. 1
Sppanish whiting
Ochre, yellow
Umber Turkey
Drop take
Paints in boxes
WINES & SPIRITS :
Old Madeira, Teneriff,
Port, Hock, Muscat,
French brandy
London Porter
Indian panacea
Swaim’s do
Motilit’s Life Pills and
Phceiiix Bitters
INSTRUMENTS:
Elastic Catheter
Silver do
Bougies
Lancets, com. thumb
do Evans’
do gum
Rjirin^T
Breast pipes
Cupping glassc.s
Tooth Forceps
Turn kfvs
C':rvcd punches
Tourniquets
Trepanning Ints. in cas.
Dissccting Inls.
Obstetrical do
Surgeon’s pocket Insts.
do Needles
FURNITURE, &c.
Apothecaries Scales &
Weights
Bottles, specia
do tincturc
Corks, vial
do bottle
Cork-Screws
Glass funnels
Graduated measures
Mortars and Pestles
Vials, assorted, &c., &c.
and
S U N D R I E fe ;
Allspice
Fig blue
Oil kreosotc
The above articles arc w’arranted genuine,
will be sold low for Cash.
CHARLES J. FOX.
Charlotte, N. C., May 11, 1810. 10...r
fine
Spts. wine, amoniated
Starch, poland
Strychnine
Sulphur, roll
“ flour
Sulphuret of lime
Syringes, assorted
“ in boxes
Mttw*8 enema apparatus
Tamarinds
Statt tif jaortft Carolina,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Co-j.ri of Pleas and. Quarter Sessions, April Term, 1841.
Robert Rodgers ^ Original Attachment levied in
versus > the hands of Wm. Wilson, and
James P. Rodgers. ) him summoned as Garnishee.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendant in this case is not an inhabitant of
this State: It is therefore Ordered^ that publication
be made for six wrecks successi\ely in the “Meck
lenburg Jeffersonian,” notifying the said James P.
Rodgers to appear before the Justices of our said
Court, to be held for the County of Mecklenburg, at
the Courthouse in the Town of Charlotte, on the
fourth Monday in July next, and then and there re
plevy or plead to issue, otherwise, judgement pro
confeeso w4Il be rendered and the property levied on
condemned subject to the plaintiff’s recovery.
Witness, Braley Oates Clerk of our said Court,
at Office, the fourth Monday of April, 1841, and 65th
year of American Independence.
B. OATES, c.M.c.c.
May 11. 1811. [Prs. fee ^5 60] 11....0
NOTICE.
HAMNG removed their stock of Goods to the
country, and declined business in Charlotte,
the undersigned earnestly request all persons owing
tliem, either by note or account, immediately to call
and make settlement WILLIAM ALEXANDER
will remain in Charlotte to close the business of the
late concern, and it is hoped those indebted will
not disregard tliis notice;—at any rate, all are re
quested to call and see him on the subject, and such
as owe accounts, and cannot now pay, can close them
by note.
The subscribers will keep constajitly on hand a
large and well selected stock of
And every other article in the mercantile line, at
their stand at CLEAR CREEK in this County,
where they will be pleased to see and accommodate
ail who may favor them with a call.
ALEXANDER & BROTHERS.
Charlotte, March 23, 1841. 3-f
$6
8
SUBAR CREEK
UNION^HOOL.
THE Subscriber takes
this method of informing the
Citizens of Mecklenbdrg
County and the public ge
nerally, that he intends to
continue his profession at
his present location, 3 miles
south west of Charlotte.—
His next Session of Five
Months w’ill commence on the 21st ot June next,
and instruction be g’ven in the following branches
at the following prices, viz :
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography and History, . . .
Astronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, and Min
eralogy,
Book-Keeping, by Sirigle and Double Entry,
Mensuration, the rudiments of Navigation,
and Euclid’s Demonstration,
Geometry, Trigenomotry, and Algebra, . .
Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, and Sacred Geo
graphy,
The Latin, Greek, and French Languages,
No deduction made afler the student is entered
and any student not complying wnth the rules of the
School, will be discharged and be required to pay
the amount of his subscription.
This School will be taught on the Lancasterian
System. For the advantages it affords the youth
taught on this system, enquire of those who arc at
present patronising the school.
Parents and guardians wishing to have their chil
dren or W0.rjs instructed in any of the above bran
ches will be pleased to enter them before the com
mencement of the session, as none will be admitted
afterwards.
No studeat admitted for less than the session, and
immediate payments required at its termination.
AVM. W. ANDERSON, A. M.
Mecklenbirg Co., April 28, 1841.
10 00
12 00
14 00
15
17
Warrants, Casas, and Casa Bonds
for Sale this Office.
SALE OF
Talimblc Property.
The subscTiber having qualified at April Term,
1811, of Mecklenburg County Court, as Admi
nistrator on the Estate of the late William Cook,
deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, at the
late residence of said deceased, on Monday, the 2\th
instant, tlie fblicwing valuable property, to wit:
A very Extensive and General Stock of
DRYGOODS,
l£SS AND
A NUMBER OF
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, & SHEEP;
A QUANTITY OF
CORX AXD WHEAT,
And v'arious oilier productions of the Farm;
Fariiiin§^ Tools
Of every description, and numerous other articles
not here mentioned.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Also, at the same place ami time, will be
fffcr ^ sc - oiC" V CT J * iilUctUlL
ftttvcljant
A Grist and Saw Mill.
BEMJ. MORROW, Administrator,
With the Will annexed.
May 4, 1811.
ALL persons in«lcbtcd to the above Estate, are
hereby notified tiiat immediate settlomerts must be
made, as it is well known that iiuhil^^»- ■ ’ i lot be
given;—and all who hold me
are required to present them within the time pre
scribed by law, legally authenticated, or this noticc
will be plead in bar of their recovcrv.
BENJ. MORROW', Ad., &r.
May 4, 1840. (>....3
IKFtUtfim ^ eo.
Type and Stereotype Foundry,
74 Fnlton, Corner cf Gold Street, Xcic-Yorh.
rinUE Subscribers take this method of announc-
JL ing to th(*ir Iriends and the piddic generally,
tli%J^ having purchased the extensive and w^ell known
TO THE
Fashionable Public.
THE Subscribers respect
fully tender their thanks to the
citizens of Charlotte, and the
public generally, for the libe
ral patronage they have recei
ved since they commenced the
Tailoring Business
in this place. From past ex
perience, they now have no
liesitation in saying that they
are prepared to give general
satisfaction to all who may liwor them with their
patronage. All work done in their establishment
will be warranted, so far as making and cutting is
concerned. They have just received their Spring
and. Summer Fashions, and will continue to receive
regular reports of English and French Fashions.
Their Shop will be found in the south-east wing
of Mr. Leroy Springs’ brick building.
BETHUNE & JOHNSON.
Charlotte, April 20, 1840. 7....y
CHARLOTTE
COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.
THE undersigned respectfully ten
ders his most sincere thanks to the citi
zens of Charlotte and the surrounding
countr}", for tlie very liberal patronage
bestowed upon him since he has been
in business in this j)lace. He would at
the same time make it known, that he still carries on
a Shop at his old stand nearly opposite the Jail, and
has on hand an assortment of Furniture in his Hne
unsurpassed, for workmanship and style, by any si
milar establislHnent in the soutliern country. His
manufactures consist, in part, of
Open anl Close Family Carriages,
Barouches, Buggys, Sul keys, Gigs,
and Carryalls,
Of all patterns, and at prices which cannot fail to suit
those who wish to purchase. And as he uses none
but materials of the very best quality, and has in his
employ workmen of experience and known capacity,
the undersigned will feel no hesitation in warranting
his work, as to dural)ility, if carefully used.
REPAIRING (lone at short notice, and at
moderate charges.
Owing to the “pressure of the times,” the under-
signed now oilers his manufactures at prices which,
he hopes, will not fail to induce purchasers to give
him a call. CARTER CRITTENDEN.
Charlotte, April 20, 1S40. 7....F
G
^ IjjlC
‘J’
ormerly owned by Messrs. Conner and Cooke, they
have removed the same to their present central po
sition. Having made extensive revisions, additions,
and alieiations, they are now prepurel to execute
orders of any magnitude they may be lavored with,
with promptness, and on as favorable terms as at
any other Foundry in America. To their new Spe
cimen Book, which has been recently exiensivelv
circulated, they would respectfully refer.
All articles manufactured by them shall be of a
material equal, if not superior to any manufactured
in tliis comitry—and undergo a thorough exanhna-
tion as to appearance, ranging, dressing, and proper
ly assorting. All articles exhibited in the Specimen
Book, formerly issued by Conner and Cooke, toge
ther with sorts to Fonts sold by them, can uow be
furnished from this Foundry without delay, with
many since added.
WILLIAM HAGAR & CO. are agents for the
sale of the Napier, AV^ashington, and Smith Presses,
w'hich, together witli Chases, Cases, Composing
Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every article used in the
printing business, will be kept on hand, and furnished
at manufacturers’ prices.
N. B.—No machine cast Type manufactured at
this Foundry.
New-York, Februarv 25, 1841. ■ 3-3m
JOHN B. ROUECHE respectfully announces to
the citizens of Charlotte and the public general
ly, that, having purchased the stock in trade of Mr.
John O’Farrell he will, on or about the 1st of May,
at the stand now occupied by Mr. O’Farrell, open
the most extensive and complete stock of
CONFECTIONARIES, &c,
ever brought to the Charlotte market He will make
the selection himself, in the Charleston market, of
every variety of WINES AND LIGIUORS of the
very best qualities—together with Cordials, Porter,
New Ark Cider, Candies, Raisins, Almonds, Figs,
Oranges, Cheese, Crackers, Fish, Fresh Oysters,
Sugars, Coffee, Pepper, Spice, and every other arti
cle pertaining to the grocery business.
As J. B. R. will make his purchases entirely for
Cash, he will be enabled to supply his customers on
the most accommodating terms for the same article
or at short credit to responsible dealers. *
He solicits, and hopes to recfjtve a liberal portion
of public patronage.
Charlotte, March, 5,18 i 1. i_p
The recent Union of the CAROLINA PLAN
TER with the FARMERS’ REGISTER, and
the consequent addition to the subscription list of
about 1.000 names, will enable the publisher to add
something forthwith to the privileges and advanta
ges betbre offered to sub.scrit)crs. These additiona-
advantages will be been in the third premium, which
i'.^ now added belov.', and in the advertised prices of
back volumes annexed:
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For the JVinth Volume,
TO BH CO.ADIENCED JANUARY, 1S41.
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at S5 a year, payable in advance. [See. also, Pre
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vance of the publication, but who shall do so, and in
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fit the large allow^ances offered in the loregoing pre-
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lor which the premiums are oH'ered. Address
EDMUND RUFFIN.
Petersburg, Va., Oct 31, 1840.
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son, and frank the letter, if written by himself.” (Signed)
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BLOODED STOCK.
ALFRED M. BURTON hasibr
eale, at Beatty’s Ford, North Carolina,
some very valuable BLOODED STOCKZ>url
ham and Devon cattle crossedfull-blooded Berh
shire hogs, cross of the Berkshire and Yorkshire
and seyeml half-bloods of each kind.
April 27, 1841. g 4
ILL be received until tne 1st of June nex* for
a supply of WOOD suitable for a Steam En
gine. The Wood is to be of split pine, four feet
long. ^
The offer will state at how much per cord, deliv.
ered and corded at the Mint, and the w^ole amount
contracted for, must be delivered by the 1st of Au
gust next
desirous of furnishing, will direct their
Po.i-Om.e, endorsed ‘‘Pro-
Branch Minrc”arlSleTMayf,Hf4^;
PLANTERS’ Hm^
(LATE DAVIS’.)
ilK
HAVTNG purchased the Hotel formerly Da\*is’
will continue the establishment on the eame li
beral scale as heretofore, and will exert themselves
to make it a desirable residence for BOARDERS
and TRAVELLERS, as their Table will be al.
ways supplied with the best the market affords, and
their Bar w'ith the best Liquors, and their Stables
with attentive Ostlers and abundant provender.
The establishment will be under the exclusive
management of Thomas A. Hague, formerly of the
Salisbury Hotel, North Carolina, and his long experi
ence will, it is confidently hoped, enable him to give
ffeneral satisfaction.
Camden, S. C., January 29, 1941.
1—Gm
^ooO 33m.
THE Subscriber res*pectluUy begs
leave to inform the citi^ns of' Char
lotte, that he has made ample arrangements to fur
nish them for another ye&r with first rate BEEF.
He has been in the business now* nearly five years,
and the quality of his Beef^ and the moderate prices
at which he has hitherto sold it, he hopes will insure
him a continuance of liberal patronage. He will
butcher and offer in market none but Beef of the
very best qualitv, and nicely dressed.
THOMAS GOODLAKE.
March 16, 1S41. 2-f
TO THE PUBLIC
JOHN O’FARRELL announces to his custon;-
ers and the public generally, that he has dispo
sed ol his entire stock of Groceries, Liquors, Scc., tc '
Mr. John B. Roueche of Lincolnton, and will dost
his business in Charlotte on Thursday of the cnsr;-
ing April County Court. Until then, how’ever, he
will continue in business at his old stand, and be glad
to accommodate his customers with every article in ^
the Grocery line, on the most reasonable terms,
J. O’F. gives this early notice of his intention n
close business, in order that all who owe him, cither
by note or book account, niay have due time to com-
forward and make settlement, which he earnestly re
quests them to do 'between this and Court, for hib
notes and accounts must positively then be closed.
Charlotte, March 5, 1341. * 1-tc
$10 Reward.
RANAWA'Y from lUe Subscribe:,
living on Gill's Creek, near Lancaste'
Courthouse, South Carolina, on the 19th ultimo, a
bright mulatto BOY, about 13 years of age, 5 fe.t
5 or G inches high. His right thigh was once bro
ken, which causes a slight halt in his walk. He is
stoudy built and slow spoken. The above RewarJ
will be given for his delivery to me, or if confined is
any Jail so I can get him.
J-'VMES h. cowser.
May 4, 1941.
$30 Reward.
JOB PRINTING.
WE are prepared at this Office w^ith a handsome
supply of Fancy Type, to execute all kinds of
^cttct-'WlcAA
in a very superior style, and at short notice. Orders
will be Aankfully received.
Jeffersonian Office, Charlotte, March 9, 1811.
RANAWAY from the Subscriber,
seven miles north of Lancaster Court
house, South Carolina, on the night of the 25th ult,
a negro man named JACK, about 20 years of age,
rather^ yellovv* complected, about five feet seven or
eight inches high; stout made, quite an open coun
tenance when spoken to, and ailect^^ an air of polite
ness in conversation. WHien he left he had two suite
of clothes—one coat nankeen, and the other mixed
homespun. He has a wife in Georgia, near Colun>
; probably he may shape his course that way —
The above Reward will be given for the apprehen
sion ol said fellow, and securing him so that I cel
him. THO.AIAS HART.
May4, ISll. 9.
....3
PROSPECTUS
Of a political iH w=paper, to be issued from the office of “Tti;
^orth Carolina Standard,” to be entitled
THE EXTRA STANDARD:
THOMAS LOilING, EDITOR.
filHE EX FRA STANDARD is intended
J- commodate those oi our fellow-citiztine who de
sire a cheap publication, containing sound political
doctrines, and the news of the dttv ; and v.*ill be pub
lished semi-monthly.
The Editor will endeavor to make this publication
acceptable to the public ; especially that portion who
^**^triendly to democratic Republican principles.
The price will be Sj:l per year, payable in all cases
in adv ance. As the price is low, tlie terms must be
complied with no paper will be sent to any one with'
out the amount oi one dollar in advance, and all
pers will be discontinued at the end of the year, un
less the advance for the second year is sent by th'-
time the first expires.
liivelve copies will be sent to one address, for one
year, or to different individuals, on the payments
ten dollars in advance.
A specimen number will be issued in a few days.
Should the subscription jusiity the undertaking-
the first number will be issued about the 1st of May
“‘"o', • 1 ^ loring.
Raleigh, March 3, 1S41.
“ W ith Scissors sharp and Razor keen,
ril dress your hair and shave you clean.”
Buonaparte, the Barbery
RESPECTFULLY informs his custorner^*
that he has removed his establishment to tb'-
east end of Col Alexander’s Long Row,»
few doors east of the Courthouse, where he will bt
pleased to see them at all times. He professes to
master of the “ Tonsorial Art,” and will spare no ef
fort to afford entire satisfaction. Charges moderatCf
to suit the times. [Charlotte, March 9, 18^
Administrator’s Notice.
%
All persons having claims against the estate ol
Gilbert Coles, deed., are hereby notified to
present tliem legally authenticated within the tiw‘^ i
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar
of tlieir recovery. All persons indebtea to said
tate, are also notified to make immediate p^Tnenw
or the services of an officer may be employed*
JENNINGS B. KERR, Admr.
March, 20, 1541.