0
3ft i 5 f 1 1 i u n r o u .
A Stoij ni(li $ice in it.
c r mf it:!h r to have heard in ; Yankee Lnud
f?1 a Mit)5 man ih! bad but just entered in;o the
m Kfn iMMtMiit of matrimony. His wile, a most
; m ul.lc erratum, hud moi'al hitri-d ol liquor;
tw though TVni opi indulged on the sly with
, !s r uvivil fompunions, he look care always lo
(W, rijihi id uj" on mg home. He ou1d
I'ot !,iiV. vife rind him in such a stale for uli
fl Ilia 4i L'-rierpatl," he was as straight asa pin,
iincl she hud H it down that a blessin? in the
srtafKjoj a strijily sober husband had fortunately
a Ueij to her lot.
" 'rom,' oti mnrnin, snid hep lovingly, M-e
li. ve now been ;( wedded couple half a yea.-, and
never once have I had the slightest occasion to re
proach iU."
Ol course Tom was delighted to hear his dear
litlle wi.'e talk so cncour igingly, and express hap
ptQessat his behaviour, and he repealed assurances
d his d-tci msnaiion always to bo an alien Uye, so
ber husband.
I:it in the occasion of life how htlle we can
foresee the breaker of temptation. Tom had to
dine that ycry evening with (be M Owls " (the or
mrbob.gical ti;!e of his club,) and he fell in ad
mirable spirits, and bis health was drank warmly
and frequently after tho removal of Ib4 cloth;
the consi quenee was, that by the tinte Mhe com
pany feepa rated fjo arns in a happy state f elevn
lion, m nh a viviii uotion of men, women, and ail
ibinra terrestrial.
"Ilic, 1 reaMy believe I'm d runk !" soliloquiz-
1 l. . . ... . . 1 . .
trl z i- ir i- i i 'tt'
lom, poising himself on his heels, with Ins
. cl?fed mfmfrmjmt, l.p p...
-oui iqo u-u.i s 10 neooiw r nm 1 u-rearn
ing or am I d runk wtti
is ii ? Will some bod v
tell me?"
A knot of wags passing nt tho moment, hearing
his voice, roared in combined tones "You're
ghunk beastly drunk!
44 There, now, it's out, and no more than I sus
jiected," continued Tom, mou. nfuliy, in a maudlin
voice. 44 What arid Clara sav, "tijrh ? Curse
tbat l?st julep, 1 say I f eel as if I hid a dozen
eyes; and as for ton-tontjuea, I've
got a
c ro all wnggii.' away for dear life
Tom km losing proper and important equili
brium, his heels suddenly flew higher in the air
than is necessary for every day cases of pedes
trianism, and, per consequence, he was the next
moment iu a moit ungracious position in ihe gut
ter. " I lie. hie, t' is is r-rirh, I m-r.;ust say. S
pose j
1 -lara should s-see me now twaaooly to-day
she p-fraised my m-Uitegiiiy. Tom, Tom, you're
a b-b yes you ure, so don't denv it vou'ia a i
b-lK.-ast !"
Ily dint of a scries of vast efforts he succeeded
in gaining his feet, and proceeded towards home
reeling, and talking to btmselfall (he way. After j
mistaking ihe house next door, the door front ol
which was the same, for his own, he had an un
decided search of at least an hour for his latch key,
which he at length found in his boot; it having
lipped down his tiousor leg through a holu in his
pocket
X w in the hali, he leaned up against tho wall
and undertook a cogitation. He could sufficient
ly gather his senses to remember me clock in his
wife's room was out of repair, and as she had re
tired, she would not be able to tell the time he had
col in. Tbiii whs a Brand olnl irained.
44 I know what Pi I do; Til 0 lo bod in the
dark, and thru she aroo'l notice my eyes," rumi
nated rent. 4 lint hold on I'd like lo forget it
she'll smell my breath how can 1 fix that ?"
lie puzzled for a few moments, and in the end j
concluded to seek the kitchen, and meddle slight-
ly wiih ihe spice box. Down the stone stairs he
nrent, and niter nutfing bis hand into half a dozen
Various fluids, feeling into a row ol pans, jugs and
dishes, at length he found a handful ol cloves,
which he thrust into his mouth as if they had bet.11
cO many sugar plumo.
"T-they'er d devlish hut," splundercd Tom,
with his lace ail a glow, ' but they :msver ihe pur
nose. How 1 wish H"b Siiles was here to tell me
whether the brandy is sulliciently disguised.
Satisfied that the trsganceof the cloves bad out
V.oured the scent of the M nrdeut," he mounted
ihe stairs, and, with the exception of a couple of
sr'll stumbles, gained his chamber in safety.
Now ho would have been happy hud his iie not
been wide awake.
"Why, Thomas, how late you are." said she ;
'Where's the candle?"
Oh, never mind the candle," said he, in as
steady a tone as he could nssumo. ! not late."
I should judge it was very late," said she,
dear me, 1 must hate thai clock fixed."
c-s, so we muse, sai
dT
oni.
with
miracii'
lous delitif ftion j for one solitary hiccup would
wouid have bull ay id him. As to the clock's un
certain condition, it was a phenomenon of good
luck for him.
')oes it look like rain, dear V kindly inquired
Clara.
Now, if Tom had Wen put upon his oath he
could no more have answered correctly, iu regard
th nam ranee of the weather, than the man
v . w - j - - t
i. the moon, aad not half so much, for it is liiir
to oppoaa ihr.t !t mere Le a miir. in ihe moon, he
is not addicted o the practice ol drinkwig, and,
thei cfo.e, kteps a bright look out on lilies below.
He replied guardedly "Pon mv word I don't
know but I'll look," and, feeling his way to the
wind iW he threw aside tha curt.ons, nr.o a L i
t;f pate starlight threw itself immediately on his
Wife's fce-- "Clour as crystal, you pirrccivc dear,"
and down went the cert, in ag:in.
Clara was very thoughtful aad affectionate, and
suggested that if the curtain was kept up he could
his way belter about the room.
No, no, dear," replied Tom, very slowly, os
lfore, "1 have henrd that starlight produce luna-
rf,er" midnight he was a'uout to say, but
c'oiiRht himself dexterously, considering hU situa-
lion, and that' dreadful, you. know."
Tom made several s!unib.'p! after ibis, nnd pre
sentiy his wife cough! a w IiirFoi thc doves.
Good gracious, Tom, how lont you are, r.n.l
bow dreadful you smell ofcIoPs?''
M Ah ?" Slid Tom, starting, CloTei f
Ye?, cloves ! any our. vouhi thick you'd hern
embalmed iike a mummy."
This made him twitch anu po wool
ithenar.
'Pbew ! you re
ropi
inv seen
led
wuh theoi.
H'krr. hlVA VfVI KpPIl tO-lll-'ht 7
n,rv thro olF his nu.rd : h,,
u ' , -1 .1" :.. V', ,h t .a.a o,
wh.t he was Bavin rrplied 'W -why hie-
j.i j . f ,1 I t.ii liepn on a little trip i
inn, uffir, in- w " '
t-i the East Indies, and tckile I tras there J Jell
1 This u4d n talc. Clara immediately sat up in
W and shed tears. The eat was oot of the bag,
M should not he surprised hut that a Caudle
1 t,..,rr Vrhnrifv sermon was the con-
' ' u .f poor T.mr unfortunate slip of the
KsngiM.
lv,s h s, ;trver touniied cl v3S irom tun
i .y tr. Tij-.s
bable, ere l-np;, ho will
gW m ihe universe ; and yel ho could not I jws 'of a snjih n,,d ur f.,ol ' verv much the
""" !'',,'a ,0'aI b.stuieace, from the lact as th,. c0;.s .j, he puis upon hi fire.
! ' b '? 'l?w!Ce ol a cI?b f fc,i I t is pfubirWe that tome h-at may be produced in
lows all ( ! uh.r( believed ui grape ju.ee. For at rious retiiir organs of the body, bv the
leaffeix moot ha a for Ins marr.:."p, to ihe presence . ... , ' t,.t-a r.irR in thorn. From
- P I'lll I', I i. II O I i H tMIl ' '
1 - " bai
l pro
I every one ibat drinks raus: sooner or later keep
' cornnai.v with subterraneous person, distinguish-
ed from 'lie rest ol maiiKinu oy a mMiM -r-cies
of tail and a " cloven" foot : ibis latter adorn
ment would beep Tom out of his road, if nothing
else succeed- J. Mst decidedly.
Hotr the Human Body Keeps Warm
The phenomena of heal in the body is some
thing like ibal produced by ihc combustion ol
fuel, such as coal, only in the body the coinbus-
! :ion is lowr and ihe heal iur lower map inai m
n 'V n r4 nf l-reathinir is verv like the bel-
i. . .il v - - - -- --- CT
' these tu; . trees nnimai heat is most probably
derived, it is positivelycertair) that the blood is .
heated at It a: oi;e degrae of Fahrenheit in p ips- j
ing thro
'i the h.:i"s: and that arterial Wood is
w,; rrH.r tli.n venous, .wosi 01 rn yneuiuvvjua
. r.l U
I which occur in ihe production ol beat tuny be
explained by attributing it 10 a cornhinliujt pr
i union of the eyg..n of the air with the caibon of
I the blood in lbs lons.
Tbiaaupply of an;mal heat allows the holy to
! r.ctvf th (W..I effects oT exoosore to a low lenf.
peraturc.
In the '!. ir vctfioai the iherinometer
i i j
nfin in s- in ion oi luau irrces ueiow zero
and
yet the power of evolving hnat, pos.- jsstd by our
bodies, rn:iM--s us to resisf t!;is degree of aolH.
The t' mp?rature of qur bogie in ibt region is
abotll the s.,in'j lli-al if would be were they m 'he
warm region:
near the equitor. The tbermoti
is ;)!;!i:ir'-o into tin-
brocd ol man. ia both s
i ter
i ntions nVaf loued, would indicate aboal
' Our bodies oave nearly Use same leasperatHre in
both places; becftuse, so to speak, and it is not
j very ab-urd, tbe Combustion, or lire in the lungs.
i Hives oui more neai, n uuon grcaioi uj.-ij-
,. ' ; , .1 IV.
tfZZ7ZttM
matter how cold it may be. We can give our
rooms th? snmii l ntpefnture in winter that they
have in the summer, it we regulate our fires ac
cordingly. A little more fuel is all that is requi
site f;- that purpose. Nature has so ordered,
that win n our boot-s r.rr in a cold temperature,
we iupue more ;ir than when they are in a
warm tempera fire. In o:her words, she compels
us to take in more fuel and increase t!ic combus
tion in ihe lunge.
The Esquimaux eajs blubber, which is mosdy
all carbon, and the Laps dr;nk plenty of grease.
; In warm countries the food of t lie L;ip would kill
the negro, and the b od d the natives of the
I West Indies would not be able to keep the Esqui
maux lrttn perishing with cold,
j The temperature of the humm bod', and of
! most warm blooded animals, is from 98 to 100
(i,Mr..pns f.f pulLff.nln i?. rind afTpr'rd hnl it finir
degrees by any variation of that of the surround
ing atinospHere. Animals are parm-blooded
when they can preserve nearly an equal temper
ature, iu despite the atmospheric vici-sifudes from
heat to cold and from cold to heat. They have a
temperature of their own, independent of atmos
pheric chang s.
Tbe tiiiiu- will soon arrive when thicker cloth
ing must be worn by our citizens, at the nth.
The m:;s! I toe their vests well along the back bone
end jr;vit'.e ftgaiost f:
eezinff.
It
is a fact that
warm clothes tend to s:ivt; food, as all animals eat
lootl in proportion to iho cold of the atmosphere.
This is the reason why eattle that are well housed
consume loss f od, ;u;d keep in hotter condition
that: thoe which aro shelterless and exposed.
Exchange Paper.
A cseoigiii Weaainj.
The preaeh.r was prevented from taking his
part i:i 'he ceremony, nd a uaxly created Juslice
of the Peace, who chanced to be present, was call
ed u;
knees!
ed upon to officiate in his place. The coc-d man's
began to tremble, for lie had never tied the
knot, and did not know where to begin. He had
no Georgia Justice," or any other book from
which to read the marriage service. The com
pany was arranged in a semi-circle, each one
bearing a Li Wow candle. He thought over every
thing he had ever learned, even to
Thirty days hath September,
April, June and November,"
but all in v;tin. he could recollect nothing that
suited tho occasion. A suppressed titter all over
the room admonished him that he must proceed
with something, and in an agony of desperation
he began
" Know a!! men by these presenis, that I "
here he paused and looked up to the ceiling, while
a voiee iu the corner of the room was heard to
say
He i draw ing a deed for a tract of land," and
they all laughed.
44 In the name of God, amen !" he began again,
only lo t.car another roice in a loud whisper, say,
44 He is making Lis will ; I thought he could'nt live
loug, he looks so powerfully bad."
14 Now I lay me down to sleeps
I pray"
was the next essay, when some erudite jentieman
remarked
44 He is not dead, but sloepeth."
"Oil yes I Oil ! yes!' continued the 'Squire.
A voice replied: 44 Oh no! don't Ier'n."
Some person out of doors sung out, " Come
into Court !" and th'j i.iughter was general.
Vi, ' . .... ... ., , r. ,l )c- .
" V ' ' ;ir. ! tne Squire was
I "W V hat being :::i mdfciatijjiUio qaan,
nn
I 1
na uOiT-m agnin
To nil and s.nqulr.r, ihe shor "
'Let's run, bc -. i nrj 10 levy 011 us,
tto 1 wo
or Hirea at once.
H re n -i.Tu.i nf ii ;ht flashed ncross thf Stprtre
hce ; he trden J the bride and groom to hold u;
iheir bauds, and in 1 rolcma voire said
" and eaeli of you, do solenuily swear in j
the pnmace of the ptvaaai euapaay that you
will perjbrio towards each 01(1 er, af1 mid singular, i
the rnaetiott of btMhstnd and arite. as the casP '
nay b-, to Hm bi-st of y..iir knowledge aad ahitf
i ty, ao help tm CI;d.r'
ti ; 1 " ...1 , ..
; hridi.-. Stirtf'or ? Adv
iiwanwiRn, e.v-iU:rn -a cue huher of the
To tm- Voi ng Ladiss. I have found that the
are really ihe most imd of ih U.I
e ladies,
who cherish for thm iK
ei the highest respect are sel-
do
m !.:. most aonular rub tko .v m.. .
1 .it-ii 01 r.-iii
.assurance, whose tonguos are highly buwg, who
. niaKe VOttls supaj the ilaee of tdmm ml !
compliment m the
loom 01 aeciirnent, are their
irtvoj-iw. A ott respect lor women h-aos to rp.
j spectf-.:! ieih tow irds thmi ; and resooctful is
uu:n -v U';:-,il acJ!"". Hits great distance
usuail- o.I.iat action: and
,aen u lor nec or wt of interest
Add-on.
The RruxG Pasmo.n rioM in Death
An
is 1 Td 1,ai,t"r my : AlKus 'r:hington. Cair
lit- vi';i n llii'ipolMiflini, nMfli ImvmJ
.... u . ivnuiu 111 1 . v I un
If vou wish to know h
fiW
quick a man rnn Pa a
w ' i II' - " . 7
OS" P 11 ! -i t I
H, . aid supplied the .people with tisb
j .. Wefc characteristic. 44 I sav, Pntch
ara, 1 111 ioiuct ta . , . , . ,
, , r , , t o ri rm on. l ve uirreu my
last fi.-h ; hat Crv niv ti-u -.i u i
, a .-, -, r aUvUi anlB me who knows
but Ute uue in Jordan "
miie fell n rLheat' .1 w
To Uly Former Patrons.
HAVING been for some years past engaged in the
Town of Charlotte as Inn Keeper, and baring in
this capacity, enjoyed a large and liberal degree cf pub
lic favor and patronage, a sense ot gratitude txt njrf"
many friends prompts me 10 resort io tnispuoiic meth
od of returning to them my sincere thanks and griieful
acknowledgments for the many and repeated favor
which I have heretofore received at their nands. Per
mit m, then, from my solitude, whither 1 have retired !
temporarily, for the purpose of resting myself ph.!
family, to reinrn to you my most grateful acknowledg-
r,. e fivArc Qti.l trw ovnriioa to van rr- t -t.-,U..
for your future welfare and happiness.
J AMts A. sAULKlk
Charlotte, January 7, 1S-53.
W
roccrie, Groceries, Groceries.
JUST RECEIVING the largest and most srtea1yfho may favor us with a call. J. A. Saddler, or Alex,
stock of -prints, of harlotte, are fully authorised to receive
fV ra r. Pl.ti.rl.,i. nt I , 1 D .. 1 . :
Csi'occrics and Provisions.
Ever off red in the town of Charlotte, consiatisg
G 0 Sacks Salt,
ilJ B .lcs GSonny and Dundee Bagging,
50 ( oils Rope,
300 eo Twine,
10 Hluls. 9ujgv.ri new crop,
120 I3td. Clarified and Crushed do.
50 Bgs Ki Co2'ee?
10 44 Java do.
50 Bbla. N. Molasses, new crop,
5 II hds. Cuba do.
5 Ulids. B.icon Sides.
100 BSils. Liquors of all kinds,
Madeira and H.ibgi Wines,
WITH VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY
KEPT IN THE GROCERY LINE,
SL'CH AS
Kicr ai d (. heeffi
PjcUea ami Psppera,
Lirn .mmI Candle,
Raisins and Almond,
St 1 j ;li and Sonp,
Sida :Biscuit and Soda,
Pepper and Spire,
Ginger and M idder,
' Indigo and Copperas,
Tobacco and Stgara,
TEAS, Green, Black and Gunpowder,
Which I will sell low for CASH or exchange for
COUNTRY PRODUCE, such as Cotton, Flour. Corn,
Meal, Oats, Rye and Peas. Persons would do well t
call before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN WELLS.
Charlotte, December 17, 1652. 24tf
Cloihing Clothing.
I
SECOND Supply of FANCY CASSTMERE Fror- ;
tees, Pants, and Vests. Just received, and for 'salelow..'
for cash, by
A. BETHUNE, & CO.
19 tf.
Nov 12, 1352
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
'I
'HE Subscriber having permanently located
in Charlotte, for the purpose of Butcher
1 ..I 1
lllf;, IS HOW Jltrjli:icu iu un . .uisr 111c ut'ui t fc35fc.ifj
stock, and promises to pay lor v good article, Columbia
prices. I. MUHLINGHAUS.
Nov. 19, 18.32. SOtf
To Illy Creditors.
VLL Persons indebted to me either by Note or Book
Account, are respectfully requested to come foi -ward
and p;iy up immediately, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. DAVID PARKS.
Charlotte, Dec. 1, 1852. -2t$
Come and Settle.
TTAVINQ discontinued the Tailoring Business in the
LJTov.n of Charlotte on my own responsibility, I desire
ail persons indebted to me either by Note or Book Ac
count, to come forward by January Court next, and p;.y
up, otherwise their debts will be found in the hands ot an
officer.
R. M. ROBJSDN.
Charlotte Dec. 22, 1 8 j2 25 Jc.
iRwii? & mrooras,
JVb. 3, Granite Roie,
, RE now reeeiv -ig anew lot of all Wool Deri
;i. uid Cashmeres-, Velvet Ribbon and benvv
Fri rr. - .
Our stock of Staple and Fancy GOODS is now
v.h'di wl!! be spld very cheap. Give s a tall.
Lc 17, 1S52. 2 t
$ 200 Reward.
A PROCLAMATION,
By His Excellency, David S. Refd, Governor of
the Slate oj JSorih Carolina.
TTT HEREAS, it has been represented to me that Georgt
Foster, late of the county of Mecklenburg, stands
charged with the murder of one Charles Foster iu said
County, and that the said George Foster has fled fro-n
justipe and probablj- escaped beyond the limitsof the Statu.
Now therefore, to the end that the said Foster may he
arrested and brought to trial for sait offence, I do here
by issue this my Proe lamaiion offering n reward of tw
hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff of Mecklenburg county.
DESCRIPTION ;
George Foster is described to be about 28 years of re,
io (ivn (not firr.rciv ii"f!ir li'irli rV rlnrLr rr 1 , r rs t r iu
a free man. and when spoken to'annears cheerful and in .
apt to smile, weighs 130 or 140 pounds, rather slcml '!
and known in some places as George Happoldt.
Given uniW my hand and attested
.v JrwWifc ...lit, ti-. r:r.,t 1 rtrK r v... -i.
Willi I lie VJi 1 u L .j' . ' 1 yj ) ui' ULaiL U l M
Cttrolina, at the Cit- of Raleigh, this the
Sjffv' 9th day of December, A. D. 1852.
By the Governor, DAVID S. RE ID.
W. H. Jones. Private Secretary.
Raleigh, Dec. 9, 1S52. 25 lw
$ 300 Reward.
A PROCLAMATION,
By His Excellency David S. Rkid, Governor oj'
the State of North Caroli na.
WHKItE.VS, it has been representee! to me that on- I
U'ikni Rnnlan,!. late nl ihp rn.mtv nfCat.uK, !
stands charged lllth the murder of one Nathaniel U 1!
son in the sa"id county, and that the said England n av !
ue arresieu a n orongni 10 tr ai ior saic ononce, 1 do
hcreby issucthis my Proc,amat,on, , ffering a reward 01
three 'hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivjfl
pnrei
to the Sheriff' of Catawba county
DESCRIPTION.
Wilson Engirnd is derribel tjbe about 26 ve
ge, five feet nine 01 ten ilteoes in height, t,ui r a:,
piexion rather light lean, thin yisaged ar. i spare
eye-and mouth some what distorted, slight stamn
in his speech, fond of disputation, and has been en&aw
in teaching English Grammar and Elocution.
titfi&r Given under my hand and attested
igJ'the Great Seal of the State of North Cm
?na, at the City of Raleigh, this 9th dav of
' December, A. D. 1S52.
DAVID S. KEID,
By the Governor,
Wm. H. Joxes, Private Secretary.
Raleigh, Dec. 9, 1S52. 25 4w.
Fruit Trees.
THE subscriber has for sale at ais
det.ee, 6 miles south of Charlotte, on Mc- i
Michael's Creek, 3000 APPLE TREES of ;
twenty-two different kinds, all grafted and at
I the choicest speeimeus. me Trees are irom w .0
three years old, of a good grevth and ripen fron: 3U
to November
ioveniuei.
Also, a lew L.Tbion ir.T.ieo u; h j ' i
' From lnnr xnerience I have found early planting much
.vn.rl.ni' 1 hav-p lounn eariv ciaiuiiiiL 'iiucri
i the best, and would recommend the same tootheis
ing to have fine Orchards.
ommence taking up on the 20th cf November.
ny number of Trees trom 100 to 1000 will be dot. j
livvroHatthc lifti road Depot in Cnarlotte. lreesi.ona
five to eight feet high at $10 per hundred.
Letters directed to Charlotte or Sharon Post Omces. '
will be strict!) attended to. Letters requesting the
forwarding of trees, must be accompanied wih tr.e-
cash. JAMES Ki-.tl!
Dec. 24, 1852 2a 2r
Notice.
. t r .u .j.i-.-j .u. .. : -i -ui L2k.
or Account are requested to come forward irWdi. '
ately and poy up or they may expect to settle with an 1
rfficer. J- MED. J
n
T
r
i WfF
; a
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
DAJLY SERVICE.
Through Ticket from Charlotte
! uiuuDu j
j To Petersburg,
- - - - Jfclfi 00
And n one month from this time a through
t i tcket will bo given
j To Baltimore, for - - - $2100
! -TD LI I
rUR Horses, Coaches, and Drivers, shall not be sur-
v;
passed in the State ; and prompt attention w ill be
1 paid to the accommodation of the Travelling community
n iu i titiauu'g ii iiac auvc raves, aisu, iu uai iiiiiui c
when the arrangement can be made.
I 1 BLAND & DUNN, Contractors
from Salisbury to Raleigh
RIPLEY, SPRINGS & CO.
oct. 02, '52.
16tf
N.C. Whi,,? and Colombia "So. Carolinian." insert
till forbid, and forward account to this office.
DIRECT LINE TO THE
FAKE CcREATIiY REDICED.
Titiough from Greensborough, N. C. to Rich
w mond or Petersburg. TEN DOLLARS.
THIS line, of Four-Horse Post-Coacbes, from Grc;ns
borough, North Carolna, via. Danville, Virginia, to
; Richmond and Petersburg, is now in full operation, n n-
tihg'm connection with the Richmond and Da nvdle
Road, and South-side Rail Road from Petersburg
Lcn taC re e nabo roqgn every Tuesday, Thursday Mid
kird;r, nt 9 A. If, A;ivc at Richmond or Petcrs-
hiftg fcond thereailer, in time foi the ere sing Cars
j fNurth.
I Leave Richmond or Petersburg every Tuesday, TLurs
; day and Saturday, at 7 A, M. Arrive in Greensboro'
j second day thereafter, in time for the Salisbury Stage,
1 his line also connects at Danville, with the Stages to
j Lynchburg.
J. HULUKKBY & (JO.
P. FLAGG & CO.
July 3D, 1852. 4 ly.
Providence Male Academy
THE Seventh Session of this School will commence
X January 3rd, 1853.
TERMS PER SESSION OF Zl WEEKS :
Classical and Mathematical course : : : $12 50
English Elementary : : : : : 6 00
ine patrons 01 tnis scnool are informed tnatit will
be to the interest of students to be present at the com
mencement of the session. No deductions for lost
time after entrance.
Dec. 17, 1852.
E. C. KUYKF.NDAL.
24t2
A. C. STEELE,
Charlotte, JV. C.
DEALER IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Iron, Steel, tj- Nails,
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, & DYE STUFFS;
Window-Glass. Putty & Paints ;
And a well selected Stock of GROC
&c.
ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF
Bagging, Roping, and Twine.
1 am now opening the largest and most complete stock
goods I have ever offered to my friend and customers,
and am determined to sell as low as any establishment
iu the Western part of the State.
A. C. STEELE.
Charlotte, Oct. 1, 18.:2. 13 tf
Still tlicy Conic.
rpBE Third supply of ffne Fancy French Cassimeres
11-1 1
L receiveu, anu lor saie low ior va n, oy
A. BETHUNE & CO.,
Merchant Tailors.
f is t Ret'eited.
ACK r,T.AlN SATTIN 81'OfJKS,
r rill Apron
Jjoop
Ci imped
do.
ilo,
do.
Fancy Loop
BLACK ITALIAN SiLK CRAVATS,
14 Heavy Jt.ng.
4 Plain
44 Milled
Fancy
do
Sattin
do
Silk
do
do.
do.
do,
do.
do.
do.
White
Cambric
44 Embroidr'd do
TIES,
English and French Shirt COLLARS,
The above will be sold low for cash by
A. BETHUNE A. CO.,
Nov 26 1852 Merchant Tailors.
LINC0LNT0N FEMALE ACADEMY,
LINCOLNTON, LINCOLN Cofffi. C.
REV. . II. ALBERT, Principal.
STUDIES AND TERMS.
Primary Class Spelling, Reading and Primary Arith
meiic,
$5 00
' Jcnior Class. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Prima
ry Geography and Jnglish Grammar, : : $o uu
Middle Class. History, Geography, English Gram
mar and Arithmetic, : : : : $10 00
Senior Class. Algebra, Nat. Sciences, Critical Read
ings of Standard Eng. Literature, Mental aiid Moral
Science, Latin, the higherMathematics, etc., $12.00
Mr-t-c on the Piano, : : : : : $0 00
Guitar, : : : :
French, : ; : : :
Tainting in water colors, : : :
Theorem Painting, : : : :
Monocromatic Drawing, : : :
Perspective Drawing and Pencil Sketches, :
' ontingent Expenses, : : : :
Boarding per month, including fuel, washing,
20 00
15 00
10 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
75
8 00
light, &c.,
The Academical yetir is divided into two terms 01
fi ve months each. The winter term commencing on
the 1st January. Pupils can be entered at any time
&mi the Session, though they will be charged from
thA nl nf thf term, whether
l!;e ui m. ..vv. -- ,
ti.ey remain or net.
.All bills for tuition and contingent expenses must be
I i.H'i j 1 in. ... 1 ...... -
. - . 1 . . 1 j r a-
1 '.A tha Prinrinal.
Tho best assistant teacr.ers wui ne procurea ior inc
I.stiiution, and every mean? errrplc) ed . maice tnr
l71ir"?utf:toi table aad advance htr in her stunies.
better location for a Female Academy than J in-
rf4nton, so far as health, scenery, society and other d
"ar.i.iges of this kind are concerned, could not be de
sired by parents who send their daughters abroad 10
boarding schools.
For further particulars address the Principal or Air.
I C. C. Henderson, President of the Board of Trustee.
By order of the Board of 1 rustees,
C. C. HENDERSON, Pres.
Dec L7, 1852 24-4t B. S. JOHNSTON. Sc-c'ty.
Briggs' Iron.
tt E are daily receiving from Brigg's Iron Works
IRON of every description. Blacksmiths and
farmers, call and examine our stock.
ALSO,
Our stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, &c
IB Will & HUGGINS,
Dec 17, !8o2 24tf No. 3, Granite Row.
rviD L( )K A PI V LWM.itJ Biuvr.3,
y Just received at
PARKS & HUTCHISON.
-
Pec 3, 1852
22ti
FOR SALE,
TEAM of large well trained MULES. Call oa
SAMUEL A. HARRIS.
il
ALSO
FIRE WOOD furnished at the shortest notice. Call
on SAMUEL A. HARRIS,
Dec 10, 1S52 23 6w
fancy Cassimeres.
TnST received, a Second unf of EXTRA FINE
PRF.XCH CASSIMERES, the
same paivexub uow su.u
by Merchant Tailors in ew York
m
A. BETHUNE & Co.
Merchant Tailors.
19 tf.
" We study to Please t
A. BETHUNE & CO.,
And Dealers in Gentlemen's Fvrnlshing
J
V
Do most respectfully invite the atten
tion of their friends and the public generally, to
their varied stock of
Fall and Winter, Staple & Fancy
GOODS
FOR MEN'S WEAR,
which have been selected with care and judgment
in New York. We feel confident in ofF-Ting an assort
ment of Goods, unsurpassed by any house in Charlotte,
and that wc are enabled to insure satisfaction to the
purchaser.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OT
Clotlm, Caiiueres & Vefetings
of the nioet fashionable style, both Black and Fancy,
of the latest designs,
Both Imported and Domestic.
They will be mude up to Order, with the best ol
Trimmings to suit, by as good workmen as can be found
among the trade.
TO THOSE WHO WISH
Northern Made Clothing,
we offer the largest, best and most fashionable stock, for
! less money, cash, invariably than can be found in Char-
j lotto ; hating made arrangements with one of the most
extensive manufacturers in New York, whose Goods
aid Work we can recommend with all confidence, to
supply us regularly through the season witi Clothinz of
ever description nnt on as reasonable terms, an any
manu acturer can send them to Charlotte We wish it
distinctly understood, th;it our Goods are all genuine
no imitation. In aduitioa to the above, we have a splen
did Mtock of
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Cra
vatSj Stocks, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Dressing Cases, Porte Monies,
Money Belts, Segar Cases,
&c. &c. &c.
Acknowledging our obligations to our friends and the
public generally, tor former favors, we hope to receive
patronage sufficient to justify us in incieas.ng our busi
ness, so as to enable us to please.
October 20, 1852. 17 tf
DAGUERREOTYPES AT HALF PRICE!!
Splendid Likenesses for only $1.50 ! ! !
HAVING recently bought, in New York, at a great
sacrifice, a lot of materials, we are enabled (only
while they last,) to finish really fine pictures and
CORRECT LIKENESSES,
WARRANTED NOT TO FADE,
At the following unprecedentedly low prices, which are
less than ever before offered in this State:
1st. The usual $3 size, in fine morocco cases,
(plain,) at only : : : : : $1 50
2d. Fine double morocco cases, for groups, con
taining two likenesses of different per
sons on separate plates, (plain), hereto
fore $6, now reduced to only : : : 3 00
3d. Superb Papier Machie Book cases, inlaid
with pearl, (newest s yles,) including
likeness, reduced from $7 to only : : 3 50
Splendid Colored Daguerreotypes taken at all prices,
from $1.50 to 15, according to size, style of case, frame,
Lockets, &c.
Better Likenesses finer Pictures more superbly col
ored and at less price than at any other Gallery in
North Carolina ! and taken equally well iu cloudy as
in clear weather.
A large assortment of fine Gold and cheap LOCKETS,
&c, at cost.
Paintings Engravings, Daguerreotypes, &c, copied
to any sise.
13" 'J'JjiicfiiiorUla. cractirj.l Issmiif ar JJ
materials furnished.
CHARLOTTE DAG V ERR EI A N GALLERY,
V ILJ)E & DAUGHTER, Proprietors,
No. 5, Granite Row, o?cr Trotter's Jewelry Store.
Dec 17, 1652 24tf
COUNTRY MADE IRON.
BAND, SQUARE, ROD, TYRE, all izi;
AXE,
BAR,
SHOVEL
MOULD,
And a gener d assortment of IRON, both country
made and English, for sale at
BREM & JOHNSTON,
Dec 3, 1852. 22tf No. 1, Granite Range.
I WISH TO Pl'tCHASE
2000 BALES Of COTTON,
For which 1 will give the Highest Market Price in
CASH. W. W. ELMS.
Charlotte, Oct. 15, 1852. 15tf.
Grand Clothing Emporium.
lust received and now opening a splendid assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing,
Manu'actured hy at least
ELEVEN IIlftBKED HANDS,
Kept constantly employed, at New York and elsewhere,
:y somebody, expressly for rny own sales, and just as ex
pressly for the "rest of mankind. "
Call and examine the stock, and see if 1100 ean't beat
1000 or anything else.
A. C. STEELE.
OcU22, 1852. 16tf
A MAGAZINE OF PL RE MORALS.
The Best and Cheapen Ladies' Magaziv.
A NEW VOLUME of this pop lar periodical will commence
with the January number Tot which will be tho moi
suocrb ever nublishtd.
Ti? Only Original Hagaz
TIhs is now the only Blaaaaina thai eivp origimr'iV
exciunvely : Mrs. An:i S. Ssiephe'-.H, the emtor, tuA ail the I
best American wrm-rs, are c-oiiuibuiora. More ihriiimtf si- ,
ries, tales and novels have appeared in thb period cal, in tlie j
last ten jvars, than in all the otherB put UMj&tbtT. The lone I
is ;hat ot tbe highest moral purity, so ihat every family, where
there are daughters, s-liould have it. Receipts, palterna, toirns
for embroidery, and everything useful to die sex, appear j
monthly.
Colored Fashions here only.
No other Magazine now gives colored steel fashion plate-s,
as this deep. Full Ietter-pres description, accompany each
monthly f late. This is in fact, the text-book ot lanion, and
I indipsenaable to all who would know how to drees elegantly,
j yet economically. It enables every lady to be her own dress-
j maker.
Magnificent Mezzotints and other Engravings.
The mezzotints and steel engravings, one ol which, at leaet,
appears in every number, are unrivalled for beauty. In illus
trations, as well as reading matter, inoecu, mm mnmoo u
without an equal. In fact, this is the only illustrated Maga
zine in the country which has steadily increaacd in circulation
every year, which proves how superior it is.
Terms Cheapest of All.
One copy tor one year.
t!,00
5,00
7,00
10,00
20,00
1 hree copies
Five copies
M
Eight copies
Sixteen copies
ti
4
i Prfmk'ms for Clcbi. To repay persons getting up Cluba
j the following eplend;d Premiums will be given : For a club
j of three or live, a premium plate, 16 by 24 inches a magniu
! rant fifliir. Pnr rlub of fticliL a cow of the Magazine tor
1853. For a club ol sixtn, an extra copy for 1853, and a
premium plate in addition; Address, post-Mid, to
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 98 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
N. B. Specimens sent wlten desired. Every post-master
is authorized to act a. agent. Nov 10
FEMALE SCHOOL.
MISS SARAH F. DAVIDSON wi ? readme the er
ereises of hrr school in Charlotte, on the. FIRST
MONDAY in October, 1652, on the same terms as
heretofore. The session is five months.
Sept 24 12-tf
Blank Deeds and Writs for sale here.
- . V mm a m wiy 171
Lr $dOU liiALLJLiiuE..
Wbatitie concern, the health and happinet. of a toeo.
iMe is at all time- of the meet 'VP0!' .i
Uke it for jftanted that every person will do all in tr er
power, to save the live, of their children, aid th.t every
person will endeavor to promote their own health al s 1
sacrifices. I feel it to be my duty to solemnly aa ore T
that WORM5-, according to the ppii ipn oi the most cele
brated Physicians, are tbe prior ary causes of a Urge ma
jority of diseases to which children snd adults are liabe.
if you have en appetite continually changeable from one
kind of food to another, Bad Breatb, Pain in th,e StomMh,
Picking at the Nose, Hardne." and Fullness of the Ucliy ,
Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular remember tnai
all these denote WORMS, and you should at once apply
the remedy s
BOBENSAfK'S WORM STRIP.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles, com
pounded with purely vegetable substances being per
fectly safe when taken, and can be given to the most
tender Infant with decided beneficial effects where
BOWEL COMPLAINTS and DIARRHOEA have inaoe
them weak and debilitated tbe Torc propert cs of my
Worm Syrup are such, that it stands without an equal in
the catalogue of medicine- in giving tonajUld strength tq
the Stomach, which makes il an InfhlliHl ramcdy fo
those afflicted with Dytpepaia, he astonishing cures per.
formed by this Syrup after Physiciane have failed, ii the
best tvidence of its superior efficcy over all others.
THE TAPE WORM!
This i. the most difficult Worm to destroy of all thai
nf-st the human system, it grows lo an almost link fin
ite length becoming o coiled and fastened in Ihe lutes,
tines and Stomach effecting ihc health eo iadly as tQ
cause St. Vitus Dance, Fits, &.C., thnt those afflicted sel,
d m if ever suspect that it is Tape Wotm h.isteuing then)
to an early grave. In order todcsiroy thin Worm, a very
energetic treatment must be pursued, it would 1 lit re lore
beproperto take 6 or 8 of my Liver Pills os to remove
ull obstructions, .that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm, which must be aken m doecs of 2 Ta
bhspoonfulls 3 times a day these directions followed have
hevft been known Co fail in curing th mt obstinate
case of Tape Worm. V
CC HOBEKSAf K'S LIVER PILLS
No part of the system is more linlm.-to disease than the
LIVLK.it serving as a ti! erer to purity the 11mhI, or
giVrag the proper seen ti tfe Fb the hm; s Thnt any w "ohg
action of the Livrr effects ihe ntltrr !intiOTtnt parts of the
-t 1.1 and r. 'suits v riously, in Ltv : Oahnahiiat, Juun
eiice, ly.--p. psi.i c. We hould, Uiertfo-c, wClfJb v ry
synalvm th. t miirht indicate a wrong set-ieO, of ihe i.-.-.er.
These Pills b. ing composed of flOOTS tk FI rS
furnished bv nature to heal the sici?: Nunieh . IVtt An
EXPKC TOKAN'l", which augments the secretion mm
the Pulmonary mu us membrane, or promote t.e dis.
charge of secreted matter 2nd. An A LTLK A'1'l V h
Wbich changes in some inexplicable nnd inst nsiblc mail
ncr the certain morbid action of Ihc tyrtttt. 3rd. A
TONIC which gives tone and st engih to the nervous
system, rem wing ht ahh and igoi to all parts of the body.
4th. A CATHARTIC, which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients, and operating on the Howtls,
and expelling the whole mass of corrupt unci vitiated
matter, and purifying the Bioo'l, which destroys diseaCe
and restores health.
f 0 PIMlblt,
You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints which you are subject. In obstruction,
cither total or part al, they have been found of inestima
ble benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to a
healthy action, purifying the blood and other fl lids si
effectually to put to flight all complaints which may uris.
from female irregularities, as headache, giddiness of
sight, pain in the side, buck, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobcnsack,al other,
being bast- Imitation.
O" Agents wishing ne w supplies, and Store Keeper,
desirous of becoming Agents must address the Proprie
tor, J. N. Hobcnsack, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all Drujrgists and Merchants in the U. States,
Agents Fox & Caldwell, Charlotte. Ramsocr Ik Jen
kins, Lincolnton. Smith & McDowell, Ashville.
Price, Each, "2o cc its.
Last Notice.
A LL those indebted to the late firm of FOX Sc ORR,
Q. either by Note or book Account, are requested to
settle the same with the subscriber, at, or before the next
July Court as after that time they will be placed in oth
er bauds for collection.
a. j. tjx.
July IT, 7?0J. -Ml.
Cotton & Flour Brands.
rpHE experience of all who have tried it justifies th
X assertion that these staples bring Better Pricks
when put up in good Style and neatly Branded. Those
who are interested in the production of either of them,
and desire to avail themselves of the means of increase
ing their value, may have a Handsome Brand cut for
them at the shortest notice and on reasonable terms by
applying at 115, Richardson street, to
J. I. & W. T- WALTER.
Columbia, S. C. Nov. 5, 1852. IB 4w
THE ONLY TRI E PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
JUST PUBLISHED,
T. B. WELCH'S MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF W ASIIIM.T0..
Engraved (by permission) from Stuart's only original
portrait, in the Athcnoum, Boston.
This superb picture, Engraved under the superintend
ence ol Tuomas Sei.i.Y, Exq , the eminent arid highly
gilted artist, is the only cornet likcnc of Washington
ever published. It hus been characterised as the great
est wor.', of art ever produced in thin country. As to it.
fidelity, we refer to the letters of the adopttd son sf
Washington, Gjeoaoi Washington Park Curtis, who
says, " it is a faithful representation ol the cc ebrattd
oiiginal," und to Chief Justice Taney of the Supreme
Court of the United States, who says, 'As a worn of art
its excellence and beauty must strike every one who
sees it: and it ia no less bappy in it.- likeness to the Fa.
ther of his country. It was my god fortune to hav.
seen him in the d.iys of my boyhood, and his whole ap.
penrancc is yet strongly impressed on my memory. The
portrait you have issued appears to me lo be an exact
likeness, representing perfectly the expression ss well a.
the form and features of the lace." And says Senator
Cass, it is a life-like representation of the great origin
al." President Fillmore says, ' the work appear, to me
to have been admirably exi cuted nnd eniiri'-ntly worthy
of the patronage of tlie public." Sn-, Murchuut, th.
eminent portrait painter, and the pupil ol Sluart, " vour
print to my in'ni'l is more r.fnarki We Uisp ;.nv oti : I
have seen, for presenting the whole individuality . iit
'.riin :! portrait, tofrtthcr with th nohjc nnd OtgYlined
r-ro e of air ciid uinnnT, which &M who cwt h rr.
o..iderl masaAod oairt.cuvi-ti'i tin. :ii jstriotts ayjfj
it co . u : . i e mora f; s . 1 '
lovrr of WamJiinglon to Vie p rttaii itself, i he Ken nt the
office oj lis fo pet . unit to t.r Uiit) of 'l e .)$)! its.
Statesmen, Junelit aud Scholars aeinupti.ttyirli it.
Artits. Maichant aud-Eilnni, ot -Nc York J N" e,
Rorherrnel, and Eamndin, of Plnladelphi : C nmer II.. ding,
o( Boston ; Charle Fraaar, of Cjhsrh aon, S. C; ui.U io the
adopted sou of Washington, Hon. lieo. W. I. 'i.rtis, IcuimiI:
an artist. Statksxcji. His Eaeelbacy Millard Fill more,
fttajor Geo. Win field Somt. lion. Gacrga mi Dallas, Hon.
VV iliiam R. Kii.', Hon. Daniel Webeter, Boo. Lrna Boyd,
Hon Wm. A. Graliarn, Htm. John P. Ket.nnty, Hoo. W.".
Wiathmp, LL. D- Jlri ts. Hon. Kogei B. 1'acty, Hon.
John Djer, Hon. Jhn McLean, Hon. Hun- Cboate. BeMOL
Aas. Charles Folsom, Eefj., the well known Librarian ol tho
Boston Atheneum, who says, M I would rather own it than
any printed copv 1 have ever seen: E. P. Whipple, Bichard
Hildreih, Hon. Edw. Everett, LL. D., Jartd S(rks. LL, D
William H. Prescoit, LL, D., Wash mat on Irvmjr, Kalyh W.
I.'merson, Esq., Prof. T- C. Upham, J. T. Headley, Fin Green
HaJltck, IL W. Lonjlifllow, William Gilmore Sanms ; and
from Europe, Lord Taifourd, T. B. Mscauley, Sir Arehibeid
Alison. Lord Mayor of London, Ac, 4tc, etc. The Pres..
throughout the enure Union, have with ooe voice proclaimed
tbe merits ol this superb engraving.
To enable all to possess this valuable treasure, it is sold at
the low price of t5 per copy.
Published fry GEORGE W. CH1LDS.
N. W. corner of Fifth and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
SAMUEL ttARCE.
dm . - mt .A .. f t . I mm A
Sole Agent tor ihe mate of norm i srouna.
This Portrait can only be obtained from Mr. PaAacc or
from his daily authorized agents.
. . . k. .. hun mart Wil ti I H Jk Prut I IHu. 11a
pnment, by wbicb eopiei ol the Portrait can be sent to
noint. ner mail, in oer.ecr order.
trr Persona bv remituna Five Dollar, to 8AMU
mm - n . . . I. t . x . : 1 e -l - 1 1
t-f Altl l. .lllliUMiril... .. Will lU.t. A L.VUV UI 11 IC X 111 I
tvni to them free of Pmstare.
ty Magnificent Gilt Frame., got u expressly for
Portraits, furnished at the low price of $5 each.
JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT POHT.TAIT Ot
GEHER AL JACMSOM,
Engraved by T- B. WELCH, Esq, after the original
nainl) Kv T. SITLLY. Esa.
'It. r. .... M W mk M.fjK lAS thA W 1tM 91 W
every respect as well got up.
a ilia LSr i nail v 1 1 1 ljcj ca iiijcliii ivi ts Miiiucwii
Price 95 per copy. Addreaa atom
uV' fcatTrviy, li, fe in!stiug 'Ual i
that her bahy,T,ints.
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