North Carolina Newspapers

Thb Skal of Napoleon HI. The seal of the i iiouuicun is in nc. A rrnvnod imnpn.il "B"5 ren08lniT on thlinrlor I mmmm Is, - - ---rr - - i "f rrench are a.cuno.us and an ingenious oeopie. 1 1 nan n I . a . Uld like to see a CODV of this seal, that we mitrht Vf hn l. ! "1 jm ... . - p .vuwi me, ui me emoouimem oi mun- v , y . By a late law, whenever a railroad smash oc- 'urs in Austria, a daguerreotype of the accident is ft a - A . required to be taken, so as to show the position of lh cars, &c, to be used in evidence against the conductorsit seems to v litis is a queer law. gmagme a man wuh his leg in a Jelly wailing pa tiently to be daguerreotyped ! The Camera is of Icourse carried in the last car of Uie train. Mors Progress. Resolutions have been intro duced into the Ohio Legislature in favor of elec ting three United States Senators from each State, a-nd the Cabinet officers and Supreme Court Judg es by the people. A member, in alluding to the bill for the benefit of married women before the Missouri Legislature, sked if it would not be belter for the members to do something for the benefit of single ladies, and not trouble themelves with other men's wives. A Novel Ccke. The New Oi leans papers an nounce the arrival in that city of an English phy sician who professes to cure blindness, deafness and dumbness, by means of prussic acid. It is stated that cotton h.is been matured in th Sucrammto Vat fair (California) within nioery-two days, n,d th.it ro!iubly the cultivation of that 'plant will be extensively prosecuted there. Do trees talk ? rle they leafy lungs do they not at sunrise, when the wind biows.and the birds are earthing ih ir song, play a sweet music ? " ho has ever h-ard Ike soft whimper of the gri-en leaves, iu spring tirrw on a sunny morning, who did not final us though rainbow N-ams of g'.ulness were running 'hrowgh his h art ? And when iba P--Hi bl ns htng like ruhi. fmm the stem of the parent tn w hen he morning rry . like a nun he lore ih shrine ol i. unfo rls heat. tjiul face, a nd the mss ros.' open their c im a up spai ;.:n)i with j;.- i ii lb ,t ,js from HeatM 'a 1 a dot not t ss hts M iker ? Worth Tuxisg. A 1 imp pplterj to the si t.i a i pain to one mom nf, and p: It is i sure rem dy for ratih snu i.,'iiu dialely. 1 1 ; x' ; salaratus ? H i- ::t Ir m - lee Lilt s ii applied OB1 117 ART. Ditn mddenlv, it Orange Snrine, Florida, on the 7ih January, WILLI AM LL'jUKLV, in the 2jJ'l y ar of 1.; The decfasd was a native and rsidont of this County, and had gone to sojourn in the mihler cJmsmIc of the Stait; in whch he died, with a view to improve his health and invigorate a constitution naturally feeble, and which the wasting energies uf Mseaaa had been wearing away for several yeara. In the morning of lif-, far from kindred nnd home, the cold icy hand of death was hiid upon lust. und now in the midst of the forest, where the sighing of the tameless winds, the cashless roll of th- murmuring waters, the chirp ing ol the wild bird, all r haunt his eternal lul'a bv, ba sleeps the sleep that knows no waiving. " In the midst of life we are in death,' and the present instance is among the ma which con- afrajita i" 1 I that we aru Jr.ifui and woielerfull y ade ; that Wearers 'Siln-gmss that in the morn ng springs up. and in t'vo evoning is cut down, dried up, and withered." m Leaves have their time to fall, And flowers to wither at the north-wind's breath, And stars to set but all, Thou hast ail seasons lor thine own, O ! Death !" May He who tempers the wind to the shorn Ijinb. comfort and console the afflicted relatives nnd friends of the dead, and enable them to feel that their loss is Lis caii. i hai loUc Retail Prices Current. CORRECTED WEEKLY, Bacon, sides .... lb. iiains r - lb. Hog round lb. 7 Digging. Cotton, - yd - Beet lb. Butter ... . . lb. Beeswax - - - - lb. Beans bushel - Brandy, Apple - . - gal. - Peach ... gal. . Cotton lb. - Coffee lb. - Candles, Adamantine lb. Tallow . - lb. . Corn bush. - Chickens enclj Clo!h, Copperas . - yard - ?! Liiidssy - ynrd Eugs ..... dozen Flour 100' lb. 00 15 14 11 4 12 20 40 40 87 12i 16 14 14 5 13 a 22 a 50 a 50 a $1 7$ a 9 a 9 10 31 20 45 12 15 30 18 10 12 25 10 82i 25 00 5 810 33 00 4 25 8 00 75 00 8 l 1 1 1 02 J S:i 40 a 30 a 12 22 30 12 6 10 F oat hen Lnrd Mutton Mackrel MmIissps M-al - O.l 1 1 Nta P..rk -Pen. - - lb. - Ib. - Ib. - bbl. . gal. bushel - Il. bushel - Ih. hushel iWHjtffl hl I a 50 a 40 a 5 a 30 a 7 a 50 a 6 2 n 50 i tl a 4;" Ri Lrwl Bait - - I I "l - WJ Whi it - OMitiTll t3" !... Xtl'. ALL those indebted to John A. Young, either by Note or Account, must cW nnd pay the same im mediately, a the business must b- closed or you will have to settle with an officer. Save cost and s trie with John L. Brown. He can be tound at Brown it Brawley's new Grocery Stoie, opposite Kerr's Hotel. Jan 29 1:53. 28 3w & Hats, Caps and Straw fcroods. 4jrSOAT r.lFLOR, No. 160 Broadway, New York, Manufacturer ana Commission dealer in Hi's. Cups, Straw Govts, Ha ters' Stock, Tmnmings, J-c. A. T.' long experience in these particular branches of business, joined to his faciliti s in the manufacturing, enables him to offer inducements to purchasers that cannot be had of those who purchase their goods at se cond or third hands. His present stock is extensive and w H assorted for the country trade, and will be constant ly added to by fresh importations, and from his own attention paid 10 orders by mail. Jan 28, 1653 -ni 1 C2l r17loK1 PrnnPrtV. - T WILL sell od the 28th day of February, upon the premie, of the late Jame. L- Davidson, Providence, Mecklenburg county, JX. C, hi. entire personal proper, consisting of Household an$ Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools, Waggons, Buggy, Cotton Gtn, 6 Mules, 8 head of Cattle, 15 or 20 Acur Hogs, a quantity of Hay, Foddet , Oats, and Jiye; 50 bushels of Wheat, ldbo bushels of Corn, 40 bags of Cotton, Library, Sf-c. 12 Likely Negroes, Men, women, .nd children, atnong whom are a Cook, Blacksmith, and a fir-strate Miner. , Jan 28. 1853 S. NYE HUTCHISON, Ex'r. ALSO AT the same time and place, at the of the devisees of Jas. L. Davidson, will be .old bis PLAIN I A TION. It lies in Providence, Mecklenburg county, and embraces .bout 400 Acres of Land. The location is very desirable, being adjacent to the Church and Academy. The improvements are good soil excellent in quality, and well adapted to the various productions of this region particularly cotton. The most favorable terms will be given. S. NYE HUTCH JSON. Jan 28, 1853 28u O The Carolina Watchman, Chesler Standard, and Lancaster Ledger will give two insertions, and forward account to this office. Celebrated I X. Garden Seeds Crop 1852. j. id in extensive as- The superiority of jl en years, and pur- I ' rpHE subscribers have now on ham sortment i GARDEN SEISU, rh' s Seeds has been tested for seve chasers may be assured of obtaining fresh and genuine Seeds from their store. Also on hand White and Red Clover Seed, Lucerne Seed, Seed On ons, Seed Corn, and Turnip Seeds of all kinds by the pound. FISriER it HE1NITSH. Charlotte, Jan 23 1853 28tf Infallible. TMIESTO.V It MERRILL'S infallible YEAST POW- DLRS, for making delicious Br'iid, Bunns, Ice Cake, Batter Cukes, & Forfait at wliolaaale und retail, by FISHER & IIE1NITSH, 28tf Druggists and Chemists. Jan 28 1853. Taoaais A&IXAMBII, factor if f-iettt rat Commission : A NTIC WHARF, ! .Ton. 28, 1953-iy Charleston Jlgent, S. C. Police. LL thoM bavin; claims against the entata of Mar. i V H. Smit i, ii.:c"d, to present tiuly aatheaticated witliin the time liiuiu-d ly hw for that purpose, otherwise this n !icc will be plead in l.ir oi secoyery. Jan 28 1833 28r4w WM. REA, Ex'r. BURT BROTHERS if CO., 50 Bro-idway, Sew York, VKE now opening their spring stock of BOOTS and SHOES, and invite attention to an attractive assort ment o I Goods, of their own manufacture, and of all the hest manufacturers both foreiirn and domestic. Mer chants desirous of ascertaining the actual Cash Prices of Boots and Shoes in the New York Market, and also of exaaiiaiag a comujete assortment, are respectfully invited to call. BURT BROTHERS &. CO,, Jan 23 18J3. 2S;:3iii 50 Broadway. Taylor's Temperance Hotel THE proprietor takes this opportunity to inform the Temperance community anil the public in general, t at he stilt continu s, as he has done for the last six years, to keep the above-named house on strictly Temperance Thankful for pat favors, he would again invite all nrincinies. who want a quiet, comlortable and chap iione, while sfoppuiif 111 Uiii city, to him a call. i hi - Di-us- is well locateit lor business Tnen, oeu;g wa. --s cui;,i.a.ndt Str'.et, near Broailway, and the land Rg of moat of the Steamboats and Railroads in the city. New York, Jan 1833 28-3in ELDAD TAYLOR. FOR SALE. FIRST RATE STEAM ENGINE, (new) Phila delphia make, 25 Horse power. A For terms, &c, apply to W. F. PJilFER. Charlotte, Jan. 21, 1853. 2titf ifflMEii Earn CHARLOTTE. N. C., BY A. BETHTJNE. In offering my services to the travelling pub lic as the proprietor of the American Hotel, I tf3 will tuirain from all unnecessary bojstingr, but will as sure those who ztn with me, that nothing which person al efforts on my part can accomplish to contribute to their comfort will be left undone. The buildings have all been thoroughly repaired and furnished with entirely new furni urc. It is situated within about three hundred yards of the Depot. The Stage Office is kept at tfjis Hotel. The Northern Stage arrives and departs daily, the Western Stage tri-weekly. Being Agent at this place, travellers i passing will receive all the attention that I am ab e to bestuw. 3Iy motto is 0 I study to please.'' Jan 14, li?53. 27tf A. BETHTJNE. Notice. I AGAIN call on those indebted to Wilson & Harty, to make payments, for the circumstances o' the case will not admit of longer indulgence. The creditors ot the Firm force me to say that the business must be settled very soon. S. P. ALEXANDER, Agent. January 14, 1853. jtj Removal, piIE subscriber takes this method qf informing all persons indebted to Brem j Alexmder, that he has rr Moved his office to one of thp offices in B. thane's Am erican llott 1, where he can always be found ready to set tle thm bu-iiusj ot (he above copartnership. The impos sibility ot his seeing every one indebted, renders it ne ci s.- .ry Ur hior to say here that every one indebted must consider tki- Boticea personal application for the amount due, and that p.iyincnt must be made soon, or it will be positively neenary to bring suit. . , , attMm S. P. ALEXANDER. J n 14 1843. t.'7-tf i OAS, IE on. rign I hn 1 ; Z nd heavy 'r stocl tl . : "Jing up .Ii u b ika. We 1 . 1 .iiu Mi.rwi.r,' t i: oii;ioii our ; ' s in ihia samnacr, n-.d we be mmrn thai the will n i.i. rt .i.d mmi uj(n ci ie our motives in doing s nt this lime. It is a stern and iiitkxibL- necessity, and the Idler must Comr. H. B. &. L. S. WILLIAMS. Jan 14, 1S53. 27tf ANOTHER CARflt "PHE copartners-hip heretofore known as the Firm of H. B. &. L. . W1LMAMS was dissolved on the first day of January, lt53, by the terms of their original agreement, and having now associated with thrm in busi ness Mr. John Dixon, the partnership will bvr:tf be conducted under the nunc and style of WILLIAMS, DIXON &. CO., at tluir old corntr stand, in H. B Wil liams's large new Brick Bu.ldinr, where thev will h- plcaseJ to see. their old friends and customers, and coa- tact new friendships arid acquaintances in their line of! business. I licy reel assured ihai Lk . - ; better condition to pKase and flatler the pastes of their - i t Mvn in ii rn I. j i ti i n inenas ana cusiointTs man ttiev have ever been befire ! Tnev therefore, respectlully solicit from them and from ; the public generally, a large and liberal degree of favor I and patronage. L. S. WILLIAMS. JOHN DIXON. H. B. WILLIAMS. Jan. 14, 1853. 27tf " HOME, SOTT HOME' RE JIOVAl THE THIRD!!! TO our friend and customers wa would say, that at last w are back at our Old Corner Stand? No. 1, Merchant Bow. We believe we occupy the largest and finest room in the State of No.th Carolina, and that we have the largest STOCK OF GOODS ever brought to this place, which we intend selling at Prices Lower than Jiey ever were heretofore offered in this market. Our motto xt-Large and Quick Sale at Small Profits. All those who will call and examine shall be convinced that we intend acting up to what we preach. We have on hand, a large and well-selected lock of DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, Edgings, Laces, Collars, Cuffs, Jackonet, Swiss & Tarleton Musin Alexander's Kid Glove?, gl Miles' BOOTS and SHOES, ll ami's u mm. A L.5GE LOT OF Gunny Bagging, Rope, READY MADE CLOTHING, Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Shirt Collars, Worsted and Cotton Drawers, &c, &c. Constantly on Itand a Large Stock Gf New Orleans and Muscovado SUGARS, Stewart's Steam Refined A. and B. Stewart's Double Refined Loaf, New Orleanj MOLASSES, Muscovado do Trinidad do West India do Martinique do Salt! Salt!! Salt!!! A LASGR LOT OF SMSSE' I10Wf EXPECTED DAILY. Nails, Domestics & Yarn, IN ANT QUANTITY. Call and see us, as we are determined to sell, CASH we must and will have, if selling Geods w ill procure it. WILLIAM, DIXON & CO. Jan 14, 1853. 27tf To those Concerned. w ESSRS. WRISTON &. HOLMES have leeally in vented me with lull powers to settle their Busintss. I would respectlully say to those indebted that it is posi tively necessary that payments should be made immedi ately, WILL BE SOLD, On Tuesday of Januarv Court, on time, at public sale, SIX HANDSOME BUGGIES, bel-mging to said firm. Sf P. ALEXANDER, Agent. Jan. H, 1853. 27tf Notice. LL persons indebted to James Robinson, dee'd., J will make immediate payment to me. All having claims against saw) estate, will present them according to law, or this notice will be plead in bar of their re covery. S. P. ALEXANDER, Adm'r. January 14, 1853. 27tf Davidson College. THE numb;r ot Scholarships required by a resolu X tion of the Board of trustees ot UaviUson Loiiegy adonted on the 27th of March. lfil, hae been so Th.' Scholars lin sche ne being now a opted v.'i n , -- rrrf nkiiixii ii"- i'- j rj.-. LS52LHEbich make It liishiy imp rtitnl umi mro. -t iicn uiuuhi i.q t ft I . I . date their obligations promptly. 1 he treasurer hv notifies the subscribers that he is now prepared" issue certihcates ol scnpiarsnip, ami 10 wjicuuc ; husiness of payment, will deposite Certificates in the hands of the Rev. S. Williamson, D. D., Rev. A. Ba ker, R v. f. M. Anderson, of South Carohna, and Mr. j Hutchison, of Chailotte. , , , , , iL. K. J. McLJOWJKLl., Treasurer. January 14, 1853. 27tf Notice. JOHN SLOAN, Jr., & CO. having taken an interest in Montgomery, Alabama, they now offer their entire Stock of Goods for sale in the thriving town of Charlotte, N. C, and for those j who wish to eajbark in the Dry Goods business, now is j the time. Orrf stand being a desirable one, (next door to Mr. Leroy Springs,) and our stock ol Qoods you may say new, (none of them being bought over 12 months,) we think is sufficient inducement for those who may wish to embark in the business. For furf-her information cal on the subscribers. JOHN SLOAN, Jr., & CO Jan. 7, 1853. 26 2w THOiUAS TROTTER & SO. HPHE subscriber would inform the public 'hat he has taken his son, WM. P. TROTTER, in as a partner, the business wi 1 be conducted in future under the above name and style. Thankful for past favors, I respectfully solicit a continuance to the new firm. THOMAS TROTTER. N. B All those indebted by Book Account or Note arc requested to come and settle as indulgence cannot be given. T. T. Jan 7, 1853, 26 4w Whig copy. A NEW DRUG STORE. Q THE subscribers respectfully announce to YM their Irieuds and the citizens of this com in u- vir piy that they have opened a X New Medical, Drug AND Chemical Store, in Charlotte, next door to E. Ful lings &, Co.'s Clo.hing Store, where tney will be pleaded to compound and dis pense such Family Pn scriptions and Medicines as may be d sired. Although entire strangers in this vicinity they trust by care and unr uiitt d attention to business, to nierjt the confidence and patronage of a portion of tiis c 111 inanity. A complete assortment of overy article in line will be kept on hand, together with a general Fui cy A'iichs, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Ftesk Gfov s, Cong rt ss Water, Garden Seeds, iJ-C, Burning Fit id, Camptine, $-c. Physicians, Planters and Farmers, and all in want of article in their line, will do well to bail upon them and make such examinations as will be necessary to show the articles are of the best quality and at low prices. O" Agents :or all the Patent Medicines and the cele brated Long Island G irden Seeds. Orders irom a distance punctually attended tn. FISHER & HE1NITSH. Jan. 7, 1853 26tf S3- IFOHiOaiEiS. -s Thousands of pan nt who use Vcriniluge composed of Cnstr oil, Calomel, &.c, are not aware, that while thoy appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the foundations for a series of diseases, such as salivation, i loss of siirht. weakness of limbs. &.c. mi m In another column vrali be fonnd the advertisement of II. ,h ns ick's Medicines, to which we ask the attention of all directly interested in their own as well as their Cliil di en '& health. In Livi r Complaints and all disorders rising from those of tbillious type, should make use of the only genuine medicine, Hobcr. sack's I.iver Pills. ID 'Be no' dee itei,' but ask for II b. ns:ick s VVorm Syrup and L vcr Pills, and observe that each has the sig nature of the Proprietor, J. N, HOBENSACK, as none else are genainee AND MORE NEW GOODS. WU would respeetfiinyannour.ee to the citizens of Charlotte and surrounding eountif, that are are now re ceiving and opening in Brawley's New Building, opposite J. B. Kerr's Hotel, our .3 iji'y3 ig.-1i3XfcQ J1 vJjSXX)9 which were bought by one ol the find in the Northern cities, consisting of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BAG GUVG, ROPE AND TWINE, BEEBE'S, LEARY S, & GENIN'S HATS, !TV g9 AND IN FACT, EVERYTHING from the LADIES we wowid solicit a call, assuring ntch more than we could possibly enumerate here. As our GOODS were bought exclusively for f i ii cements, and as Good Bargains to purchasers, We solicit a call, and although we make no great 4tuUTX and Cheapness of our Goons. Charlotte, Jan. 7. '53 2Gtf AND BUY Dry Goods. - CAPS, BONNETS, BLANKETS, DOMESTIC AND FANCY ARTICLES OF lias Charlotte, Dec. 3, 1852. 22tf AND E FALL mm HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, GUJVS, AND EVERY THING ELSE GENERALLY KEPT IN ANY ESTABLISHMENT IN THIS TOWN. WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. AT OUR STORE, NO. 4, GRANITE RANGE, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BEE HIVE. DRUCKER & SOMMERS. Charlotte, Nov. 26, 1852. ?i-tf '9 :::ooo: 1 20 Per Cent. CHEAPER HAVE NOW, AND ARE DAILY RECEIVING THEIR WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS: A full assortment of Groceries, DryGoods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Guns, Pistols, &c. &c. &c. ALSO, A FINE ASSOR TMENT OF READY MADE izh we are determined to sell (to han any house in this town just step TO THE W offer now a fine assortment of DRESS GOODS, beiter and cheaper than we have ever offered 3 tnem heretofore. We are determined to please, and aell we will, and invite our friend- to call in, examine our Goodshear our prices, and they will bt certain to purchase. We respectfully aohcit a call Thankful lor the patronage heretofore bestowed we respectfully ak a commuance of the same. " GEO. BARGMAN, Ac CO. Charlotte, December 17, 1852. 24tf WHOLESALE & RETAIL. THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens and public generally that they have received, and now offer for sale at their store in Jr, BrvUy's AVw Brick BuiLdi-g, opposite Kerr's Hotel, a large stock of GROCERIES, &.c, CONSISTIWG IN PART OF Loaf, Crushed, Clarified and Brovrn SUGAR, Java and Rio COFFEE, Stewart's Best SYuDPS Muscovado and Cuba MOLASSES, Sugar House do Candle (all sizes,) Riee, 1as, Pepper, Soda, Salt, and Vinegar. They have, also, on hand a stock of Gunny & Dundee Bagging, Rope and Twine. JVegro Blankets, Boots and Shoes, All of which they intend to sell lower than was ever before offered in this market. BROWN & BR AW LEY. , Charlotte, Dee. It, 152. 3 6w GOODS, iiO Li Ur) JN OUR LINE OF BUSINESS. theen that we can and will take pleasure in showing them we leel jsured that we will be enabled to offer as great as any othr concern in the place. display iu advertising, we promise you we can in the CARSON, WATSON & PEOPLES. fi 6 XT.. YOUR Hardware. & Cohen, NO. 2, GRANITE RANGE. WINTER 9 than the CHEAPEST ! :ooo:::- CLOTHING, make up for lost time,) 20 pr cent, cheaper into Bargmann's and save 20 per cent. LADIES, W y 0 J2 L'VJ , AND r-1. NEW GOODS. & CO., GO HAVE superceded the firm of Spratt It Allison, and having laid in a large and splendid supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, OP STYLES AND QUALITIES SUPERIOR to what has heretofore been imported to this maiket they fondly anticipate an increased run of custom, ai d look to the friends of the old Firm to continue to bestow their patronage upon tbern, as they are confident that they are now more deserving of their confidence and custom than eer. Their stock of goods consists ol which is ever brought to this market, or which the wants of the country demand. Only give them a trial, and they will warrant you as ;ood bargains and goo' Goods as can be found this side of New York Their stand is the same as that of the old Firnio Spratt & Allison. Charlotte, Dec 10, lfjf ?3rt ! New Book Store in Charlotte. ARE now receiving and opeahsg a large, new ani splendid assortment of BJis, stationery and Fanry Articles, CONSISTING IN PART OF THE FOLLOWING WORKS, VIZ.: Wir 's I ifeof Patrick Henry, Al ison's History of Europe, The Waverly Novels, Dr. fhalmer s Work, Dean Swift's Works, Shakspeare, Burns, Byron, All the Works ot the Modern roeu. The Life of Emmett, Bancroft's History of the Uni ed States, The Constituti n of the United Sta'es, The Greek Testamont and Lexieon, Music Boo s. Piana Forte Instructors, Gift Book, Novels, Song Books, ate. Life of C.lhoun and other eminent men, TOGETHER WITH ALL MANNER OF Sehol Bnoks n Liiertsry Work, of every description, which are ever brought to this cojntry. Letter, Account, Cap, Note and Blotting Paper, Envelopes, V isiting ards and ases, Sealing Wax, Croton Ink, Pens, Pencils. Water color Paints, Piper Weights, Sand Boxes, Seal Stamps, Port olios, Writing Desks, Parallel Rulers, Pearl Paper Knives, Ivory Tablets, Port Monies. Segar ases, Chess men, Packga.nmon Boards, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brashes, Tooth Powders, Pr umery, Soaps, Jkc., Ike, Our terras will be of the moat moderate character for (ASH. all next door to Kerr's Hot 1 and examine for yourselves. J, HAKTT 1 lO. Janu ry 7, 1853. S6tf I ANI Provision Sore. IHE undersigned having associated themsklvca in ths town nf t'hurlotlc in the ab jve busiues under thn firm of 8. L. COOK 6l CO., arc now receiving sod open. s ( 1 I.. S S .1 . A ii una win Keep consmnny i nana a ion nswrwneiu i I auulv Uroceih and PratlMonii which they offer to the citizens of Charlotte and the public sen. cmlly as low as the LOWEsflL Our terras are ciihh or country produce. Person At the c, untry may at all times hud sale for Produce at our store at the highest market price. Instead of numerating all the different articles in our line we respectfully solicit those who wish to purchase the necessaries of life either in the eating or drinking line to give us a call and see our good things. We may be found in Spring's New Building, one door west uf D. L. Ilea's Grocery. W. A. COOK. A. W.COOK. Jan. 7, '53. 2tf S. L. COOK. M. BRIAN Jc Of Refreshment Saloon. ALL THINGS GOOD! JAMES BRIAN & CO., have just opened in the lower part ol H. B. & L. S. Williams's Large Brick Build ing, a New and Splendid EATING AND DRINKING SALOOM, in which every possible vaiiety of eatables snu drink ables that minister to the natural or artificial tastes are kept and for sale on the most moderate tami. They havs Oysters, Pickles, Cigars, Fine Tobacco, and indeed every thing of the very best quality that is ever brought to this market. 1X7" ( ome and see us and you shall be trested gentle manly and courteously. J. BMAN & tO. January 7, 1853. 26tf New Goods. T 7 12 are receiving our second supply of WINTER W GOODS, and are as anxious as any one cUo to sell thiol. Call and sec them. BREM Al JOHNSTON. Jau. 1,1853. QStr IVu. J, Granite Row. IVclirr. ALL persons indebted to the undersigned for Beef are requested to call on my agent, W. P. MeLelland, nnd make payments immedi.it ly as I Bill cni lied to have- money, JOitDAN COUNCIL! Jan 7, 1853 2f-4w To Illy Old rutoiiiei. rAM now employed in the Shop of A. Beth tine Mr, Co., where 1 shall be pleased to see my old Friends and Customers whenever they come io town and want anything done in our line of business. R. M. I.ORINSON. January 7, If 53. 2titf , , - ,. . Exchange. DAVID PARK, Agent for the Bank of the Hate of South Carolina, will furnish funds to buy produce, or Will sell Checks on New York. Charlotte, Dec 3, 1602. 22-tf MA4 HINi: HR CRUSHING, GRINDING, AND PULVERIZING, recently patented in th s country and Europe. COCHRAN'S PLENKOSPH KhIC A L QUARTZ CRUSHING AND PULVERIZING MA CHINKS are now in daily operstion for the inspects n of the public, and will be submitted to any rea onabls practical tests proposed by parties interested. These machines, by the r simplicity ot ronstrurtiun, their durability, the undoubted principles upon which they operate, their efective operation and result, .rs justly entitled to the considerstion of sll parties en gaged in grinding, crushing, and PULVERIZING QUARTZ, iron or. , zinc, copper, and lead or-;, and all other mineral subs snces. It is the peculiar feature of the economy of these ma chines that they are found capable ot crushing and pul verizing into the finest powder, any amount of Quarts or other earthy matter, in prop rtion to the amount of w. ight or power appi ed. 'fjtt earthy matter is orom pletely ground and pulverized that the gold may be easi ly separated, and subjected to any process of amalgama tion that may be necessary. The machines work and deliver, wet or dry, as may be required, anc run with little friction, (being almost without machinery,) requiring no lubricating ; tb- prin ciple upon which they operate precludes the possibility of their being put out of order ; nor do they beat any material while being pulverized. They are at once ap plicable for all purposes of grinding and pulverizing, from those required by the DRUGGIST to those of the most extensive operations in CALIFORNIA and AUS TRALIA. The machines are from 2 to 12 fee in diameter, with balls or spheres from 3 inches to 5 feet in diameter, each maebipe weighing fiom 25Q lbs, to 20 tons earth, and are so d with the right to use them at from $100 to $5,000 each. They can be worked by steam, water, horse, or man ual power, according to their size ; snd by changing the velocity and proportioning the weight on the tcp of the balls, any amount ot power may be used, from that of a single man, or horse, vpwsrd. The proprietors of this invention solicit exsminstien, and will prove by practical tests the vsst superiority and economy of these machines over any other, for crushing, grinding, or pulverizing, heretofore offered to to ti.e public. These machines may be sees in operation st the foot of South 8th-stM Williamsburg, at 'he Isrge Patent Block and Saw Factory of Messrs, Burr, Waterman at Co., first street south of Prk-lp Ferry, every day. from 7 to 9 A. M., and 4 to 6 P. M- tt further particular spp y to E. it J. BUSSING ft CO., Sept. 21, '52. 19 3m Dissolution. rHF p.rt-rshin heretoore existed between SPR ATT i A LLISOIf has expired by te term, of I br-KAl 1 A "a ,he firm bMUg osis of wind. 'UOW1r,tTbi '"Vc'ly request tbe.r ,ng "P 27X2kW to com forward between tormer f;'' January and close their accosts, 'hlt ML note or csn. 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