Tk I is kin of FalUer.
BY LIN A BELL.
I have a habit, began in early childhood, of ait
. i --- - a twitii'ht deepens into
ing aione uuo o...b, o
i .i..vi hl the brimmi! in of I '.grits an
ntrusion, and keep them away as long as pow.o.c.
ItlH. J " . i I
i i .-v . i ihn i rooms; i htc
reamt in those twilight reveries ! Like tne wer-
. . . I V
I nr. rr.nl tT thrlt t lf CaTCS OT DBIII3 Ul
he day, my dreams and life, make up, wiui la
Vrt..ic;t. harmonies and coble
ail an-vyvi) ..v . .
J ML. - w ' I
r- nr nnv Uf rjdaaiu ittiiiv
What great, good, beautiful ana pure oeings,
hat noble sentiment, wnai ecstatic iioriii.ii.wi,
. ui,:.t liufit filled that tlorious ideal
n M I I'rjLc, 1 ' r-i - a
and ! How my heari nas acneu ior wurua iu
r . a a ii i vMnA ..f ila ... f. mt mm
. i ii
escribe, ior power u luiuav buuic ui no nii.j.
r..i ..iniir mriur's in hnnu to the ear some
f its exquisite harmonies, to write down palpably
lUVVif - o r c
f its irmml nnri nntl sent mien is. And
i . , .. aunni linui ir.iit :itul mean was tne
nen i j
ftemP! "- llio.v line my "uinui i.7i-n. .
m l.l.A mtr k. . mI 1 1 1 il uicmnfi f fi 'i It
he bone skeleton is to some tropic bird ol gorgeous
luinaue.
As time wore on, and the real pressed more
C
f ..n am honrf inn (T nU n(T irn III III V
ream-land faded from its full noun of gold to a
ne hue which gradually deepened through ull the
hadea of purple, more beautiful, because more
ii i J , U mlur u rnuf ri fi
hta the Autumnal forest of its glory. Prom that
. l . . .l.i kno L.. n , . r . irrrtiL'intr (.,'. r n Q
111 lilt I II' II I in J J. t i v- y i w " " - w -
ho nirtiire roiitraou d its dimensions, until now
rici . 'iii i t. " - i j r
- - i i .'.'. ! . w, -,... irrnvi'ti :trin rri ' iin.'ii'l-
ation goes back to the past, and rarely ever goes
r d I U IU illi; tuuii'. iiim , " ,
I . ' !....-.. IL.il IC it 11114 . Ami
coinmuiiiugs are only with the spirit of thoso
I have loved and lost tor a season. And the last,
Ithich is so new that the grass is not yet on it, en-
loscs a form of truly noble proportions, anu cov
rs a heart thut was Harmed wilh the quickest
... f I S : Hit- J
lAulse. And ttie air ol my uream-iauu is iiii-u
Kvith its graceful motions, and softly on my ear
u . - a laiifnir voice, that breathes g.-mly the nnrne
kf ' Sister," nd my own murrnu's Brother."
I he souna siani' s me irom my spin, noun , aim
look down. On mv l.osnm in-s a I 1 1 1 ? beau,
I - - f i I a - mm t aftal - -
re u izinir into mine, while lears are rolling down
he dimpled chteks ; and a sob shakes the liule
1 1 i .
What is it, darling, that grieves you ?" I
a -
I .. . l , n I ,
'J'he little mouth whispers, M 2 am tliinking of
fetf.er."
Alas! must she begin where I have ended?
A (Joou Shut. The best repartee we have
. I r " ------ ,1,. ... mS , ..
nil- V l'fll rillllll ll'i.ll 1 K'llill,c, ri- ii, ill-.
vuisille Journal. The editor of jhe Alabama
'Ap called it out, by the following squib: " Why
Js the editor of the Louisville J'tHfrtiiTs career
through life like a celebrated tune ? Because it is
the rogue's march."
l'rentice, who is a dead shot," load'-d his
mm ce, and taking aim, let the Ft'ig man have it
iht in the teeth af'er the following manner, to
kit : Why will the editor of the Fiag. at the
fclosr of his cart er ibrougll life be like a ttino of
'...mini's ? Because he will be executed on a
ingle string."
Tiiky wii.t. not be Fokgottkx." The New
fork Evening Post, ifi b arfing organ of Abolition,
n niluding to the un tnimi'y of sentiment at the
a L. , u I-. . ,,., Vulir-m L- n lull m a L-nQ I mmm
. .1. t .t i. .
A few Southern men have come out in favor
mml ke ping their plight' .1 lann. .M"si conspicuous
Hinonjsi these are the gallant Houston and ihe rlo
lkuent (Siemens ; and they will not be lorgotton."
No, they will not be forgotten. For while ihpy
Hk re remembered and taken to the b'oms of the
Confederates of Seward, Summer and C'li ise at
Hhr North, the true-henru-d men at the South will
either forgot them or fail to give them from time
) time hereafter practical and tangible evidenco
f their remembrance. South Sid DtTMOCt at.
CONSIGN lI.R RAILROAD,
iVoi Mnrtk 25, to BMarck 29.
Murphv. Melvorie A: Co., R. R. id, A. S;evens
Son, 0. B. A: J. L. tiaitber, Bust & R .msour,
ii i, li ! . 1 1 iii i- m
i , . rnu ii. ;n . i i rn nn iv i i).. rn wr vv
"ork, M. Turner. J. P. Hoderaotl, Noke & M.,
P. Ileilderbrand, J. W. Council, Pheenix G.
M. Co.. J. A. Ramsour, E. A!ers, Cansb-r, Con
ley & Co., W. (J. I inley, J. Siam y, Brown &
Lemb v, II. B. O rosier, C. Heoilersoa, W. F.
. . I v . v. i'iiin fix. v i'.. . 1 . i i 1 1 i rv I V . . , .
I . r t 1 II- ,l
Mil R. P Siiiionfni) Si'!cr Us M'llir Si'l
.11 ii ii .. i I '.ii......... vim..... I. : I i
m ii ii m - yt . ii i 1 1 -
ii v v iii, win, I or ii . ill I'M writ, it . i j. v,ur-
etl. G. F. Dtvidon. Templi'ton & K.. David
letio, James v" V.s'nl, J. W. William. W . A.
Brntrnetr, If. (.'. Hamilton, H. F. Shuford, Con
rd .Manufacturing Co., J. Misetihamer, A. C.
'ullen w iiler.
BITVAET.
Departed this list, t Kaawcff MiHa, Cakarmi county,
K.rtli CaroliM, Fibrtaarj :trd, Mr.-. MARTHA
m KINti, i ,n-.nrt of Mr. R licrt R. Kin;, in the 'J.")tli
Br.ir of Iter r. She was the fmirtli ila lighter of Col.
5K M irria, of l cklrabarg c-.mnty, N. ('., mud hail been
Harried a little more than 1 months. For months
kcviou to the birth mt her infunt danhtrr, (after
lii' li lie steadily accliBd, v!ie had had .such a con-
riiied pre.sentiinent of her approaching decease as in-
nrri) hrr to give particulir directions respictinfT it,
Rnd to expect notliing else.
Mrs. King was an accomplished and a most estimable
nuiiioii in t ,1 siit- l.iii .Miii n t'niK e m
ii uttuuu iiiciiiiHrr or ine rrcsr-vicrian L hurch of
.1 Wl 1 t . TTa a . . -
luoripiua. (M the approach ot death, she was calm.
mv tew mt I - - vrnm, v. ouv
iirrxHi ii i 1 1 " i i n lie iii. ii cup til ir ii ! i , .j a :
I i - i- . . mm
her infant babe ; at another, she preferred to be ab-
r oercaved comnanion and n.irrnts. as n-ll .is m,mor
i , - - --'-'.
is relatives and friends cannot but mourn the loss of
o lovely and promising ot future usefulness : vet.
l thcin not mourn as those who hire no hope : but be
g drawn by a new attraction to Heaven, let them lav
B their treasures there and quicken their paces thith-
rd.
Why do wc mourn departing friends,
Or shake at death's alarm ?
Tis but the voice thut Jesus sends
To call them to his arms."
CoMMCNICATm.
RALEIGH, March, 6th 1854.
Dnpofi t c . ... . . .
itv 'i '.--i..i miii . rrr.ii-. 1 nn,.i ,... ifiii. i .
--- ---- "'"ii 11. e 10111 01 April,
tor the V are Houses. Wood Shed Kn.o,.-;, H ,
the Camden Road, at Concord, at Salisbury, at the
racing rord Koad, at Lcxmrton, at Th masville at
mrs iiu-n i I ........ 1.. ' . us . . .
PMehane.. '
I 1 1 ...
""I - V.HVU'UinU . 1.1 ' Will . ill I . . 1 1 1 .1 m M I 1 . 1
Dlauerx will i .(,. fl,n r... 1 .
. ..... ,.,,v, iu, ,,, (joiner worK ana
e once tor inn ... t '.. 1.
i - 1 1 iiusi- no are not
csholders will state the amount of Stock they will
c in part payment, stockholders whose stock has
n provided lor im ml.e, .:n .. , ""
n.ouutoi t..ck ii.,..,...:ii;-. ." 1" il . .
louut of 8tock they are willing to take in part payment,
runs can be seen at the Company'- office in Greens,
ro and Sadler's Hotel at Charlotte. Tk.. .i...:n
pi , ' . " Hrl payment. I
. ii.s can lit Ki'ei. at tli.. f ni.r. I., v . .r . 1 .
addressed to the undersi-med at talafeh.
WALTER GVVYNN.
Chief Engineer N. C. R. R. Co.
35.2 v
March 24, 7.1.
1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Every sufferer from Consumption, in whatever stage, should
try Dr. Rogers' Syrup ol Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua,
and prove to their own satisfaction that this disease can be
cured, even if die symptoms are very discouraging. This
medicine acts like a charm in subduing the Cough, and restor
ing health to the whole system. For sale by Pritchard if
Caldwell and Fisher if Heinitah, Charlotte. Price in large
bottles $1.
9CT See the advertisement in another column of Stabler's
"Good Medicines;" they are not recommended as "Cure
Alls," but as efficient remedies tor the diseases named, hav
ing received the highest encomiums Irom Physicians, Apothe
caries and Store-keepers who have used them, sold them, and
in a multitude ot cases heard of their good effects. Give them
a trial snd tell youi Iricnds of the resnlt.
The Reasok why it Succeeds. The Mustang Liniment
attained its enormous popularity, and almost universal use,
simply because it gives better satisfaction, accomplishes more
good, relieves more pain, and heals more wounds and sores
than any other preparation ever before offered to the afflicted.
Every bottle that is used, speaks ior itself tells its own tale
in the relict it gives, and the cure it effects. And then one
who has suffered perhaps, long years with pain, without hope
ot rebel and finds in thts Liniment an almost instantaneous
remedy, cannot help but s;eak in its praise, and recommend it
in ihe highest terms to ail that he sees suffering. It needs no
other recemmendation than a trial. See advertisement in an
other column.
Medical TamawHV cannot be Controverted. One of
ike moot stariling cases is narrated ol Dr. MLaaes Vermifuge
i.y lr. John Under, of Lowell, Trumbull county, Ohio. The
i-ae was thai of a young lady who had been very sick for eight
years, and had consulted a number of physicians, who had
treated it as one of Prolapsus Uteri. Dr. Butler was then called
in, and for a time, believed with his predecessors that it was a
case ot Prolapsus'. He was, however, soon forced to the con
clusion that Ins patient was suffering from worms, and alter
much persuasion, prevailed upon her to take two doses of Dr.
M'Leac Vermikigt:. This medicine had the effect ol re
moving from her a coundess number of the largest 6ize. Alter
she paascsl them, her h'alth i;ninrdiatly returred. She is since
married, and continues to enjoy excellent health. For sale by
Pritchard &. Caldwell.
i li:a 2-lnltt- Itctail Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Bacon, sides - - - - lb. - - 00 a 8
ilama - - lb. - 11 a 12J
Hog round lb. - - 00 a 84
Bugging, Cotton, - yd - 12 a 15
Butter lb. - - 13 a 15
tfoeswas .... lb. - 20 a 22
Means bushel - - 00 a 75
Brandy, Apple - - - gal. - - H5 a 50
' Peach - - - gal. . - 75 a 87
Cotton lb. - - 6 a 65
Coffee lb. . . 12$ a 15
Candles, Adamantine - lb. - - 28 a 30
Tallow ... lb. - . 15 rx 20
Corn - - . bush. - - 75 a 80
Chickens each - - 10 a 2h
Bp-go dozen - 5 a 8
Flour 100 lb. - - H a $3j
Feathers lb. - 30 a 40
Lard lb. - - a 10
Mutton " lb. - - 5 a 6
Mackrel hbl. - $12 a 16
Molasses gal. - 33 a 4.c
M.-al bushel - - 80 a 90
Nails lb. - . 5i a 6
Oats bushel - - 45 a 50
Pork lb. . - 5 a 6
Potatoes, Irish - - bushel 50 60
Sweet - - bushel - - 00 a 45
Rice bushel - - $3 a 84
Sugar, Loaf - - lb. 11 a 12
" Brown - - - lb. - - 5j a 9
Stone-Ware .... gal. . - 10 a 12h
Salt sack - $2 a $2
Tea lb. . . 62 a 81
Tallow 10 all
Wheat bushel - - 81 a tl
Whiskey, Northern - - gal. 30 a 35
North Carolina gal. - - 30 a 45
Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing!!!
And nothing but Clothing-,
AT
FuHins & Co.'s Emporium of Fashion,
NEXT DOOR TO SADLER'S HOTEL,
4 Inn lot!-, V C,
TTHERE enn be found the largest and best stock of
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING ever offer
ed in North Carolina, all of which will be sold :it our
usual low rates for CASH. Our Stock consists in part
of the following articles, viz :
Coats.
Eng. French Drab D'Kte Sacks, Frock &. Dress Coats,
American and French Cloth do. do do do
Cashmareit Al Cashmarclt Cassiaicr do do do
Canton Cloth Sacks,
Tarred Pcltoa and Sacks,
Alpaeca do do
Browo and Buff Linen Frocks and Sucks,
Pants.
American, English and French Cassimcrc FANTS,
Kuglish and French Drab D'Kte do
Caahmaretl Ca imcre Silk. warp (very fine) do
Fancy Summer Oassuncre and Tweed lo
Marseilles, Linen Drills, V heck, &, Cottonade do
Also,
Silk, Cotton, and Merino Shirts and Undershirts,
.Merino, Linen and Cotton Drawers,
GIotco, Hosiery, Canes, Portnionnais and Umbrellas,
Black Silk and Fancy Cravata, Hair Oil, Perfumery.
Trunks, Valines, Carpet Bags, Hats, Caps, and, in lact,
everything to be found in a Gent's Furnishing House.
We have also, a full stock of BOYS' CLOTHING,
of all so-ls, sizes, kinds and qualities at prices to suit
the times.
. , - -
... wnuuMori, -y ou.u , return ourio n o me cm-
I'ltC ,.rf 1 in. Wont . ll,.i. I, w.vi , 1 I I
ulI. .u. w. ..ur.a, Fal-
ronage bestowed upon us since we have been with them.
and it selling Gjod at low prices will insure a continu
ance of the same, it shall be done at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
March 24, 1854 35tf by FI LLINGS &. Co.
WINDOW SHADES,
CUttTAlft UOODS, MATRASSES
AND
Paper Hnngings,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
1'HE subscriber has in store, of his own manufacture
and importation an enormous stock of WINDOW
SHADES, Gilt Cornices, Paper Hangings, Matrasses,
Satin Delaines, Damasks, Lace and Muslin Curtains,
Tassels, Loops, !kc. All of which are offered at prices
that are appreciated by all close buyers and economical
house-keepers.
H. W. KINSMAN, 177 King-Jt.
Mar 24, '54 ly Charleston, S. C.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DK. I'.l . CALLH ELL has associated his son, Dr.
JOSEPH W. CALDWELL, with him in the Prac
tiee of Medicine. Otfice, 2nd story in Elms' new brick
building, near the Courthouse.
March 24, 1854. 35-tf
N. B. All persons indebted to me by accounts are
quested to settle the same at an early day.
Mr 24 P. C. CALDWELL.
J. 6c E. LONERGAN
HAVE removed into their new and beautiful Store,
I doors south of Sadler's Hotel, fitted it up in the
most recherche style and supplied it with Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, &c, of the most favorite brands, Chew.
l n a an.l m r Y- i mv 'I'nln cm an. m 1 C I..
' V"' " V. ; . iury
i. VT . nestaurants.
1 ney wiii be pleased to wan on their patrons at all
r
rours.
N. B. Havinc formed a co-partnership with James
I Lonergan, all persons indebted to me are requested to
i settle their outstanding accounts without delav.
E. LONERGAN.
-March 10, 1854.
5t
SOUTHERN CLOTHING EMPORIUM!!
LLER, RIPLEY &
OPPOSITE MERCHANTS' HOTEL, NO. 288,
NOW OCCUPIED BY
iavib j. a
WOULD respectfully beg leave to acquaint the citizens of Charleston and ot the surrounding Distric as well
as the citizens of the South in general, of their having located themselves m the above WtuUL, A.wviy
STAND, and that they have one of the
LARGEST AND MOST
That has ever been offered
The ah. ve assortment will consist of all tho
GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS'
Of the very best materials, including a
An. I for Taste. Display, and Quality
The Extra Facilities, and Superior Manufacture Advantages that the Proprietors possess over any
house of the kind in the country, are such as they will defy all and eery cowWirion that may be brought to bear
in any one particular, either as to Superior Workmanship, Finish, and last, though decideuly not least, as to
Prices; for they are determined to Sell their Goods at
To nrove which thev onlv ask lor
Our Manufacturing Establishment is one of the Largest u the Country, exclusively for supplying the
SOUTHERN MARKET. We have been established upwards ot fifteen years, during which time our experi
ence gained, is such, as to be enabled to Plbase the most Fastidious, requiring any style or make for any
section of the country. -
No pains will be spared to sustain the reputation we have already acquired. To those who are uaacquainted
with Our Principles of Business, we respectfully inform them that we
GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE SOLD,
to be what it is represented, and that we will Cheerfully Return the Money when any dissatisfaction exists.
DAVID J. & GEO. M. LEVY,
288 King-st., Comer Society, and opposite Merchants' Hotel,
Charleston, S. C-
DAVID J LEVY c j ( JOHN H. VANNOY,
GEORGE J LEVY, Proprietors. Superintendent, H- M PHELPS.
Are respectfully informed our Wholesale Rooms are vp-s.'airs, (entrance through the store,) which is beau
tifully stocked with everything connected with our trade, and those that are going North would do well to ex
amine our stock before departing, as we guarantee to sell our CLOTHING equally as low as can be purchased
in any Northern house, at the same time much would be gained and saved in the course of the year, viz.: ex
penses travelling to and Irom, as also freight to this city.
FRESH GOODS received by every steamer. SPRING OOODS already on hand.
March 10, 1851. 33-3w D. J. & G. J. LEVVT.
Wait for the Waggons!
TTHAT FOR? say you. Well, wc will tell you. It is
V V because JENKINS &. TAYLOR have opened a
Mammoth Stove Store,
in Williams's New Brick Building, Charloite, N. C,
just opposite the Bank ot Charlotte, where can be found
the largest, cheapest and befct stock of
ever offered in North Carolina, all ot which will be sold
at the lowest CASH Prices. In addition to our regular
assortment, w e have six different sizes of the celebrated
IRON WITCH AIR-TIGHT
m
v
with which we challenge the world to produce a better.
We have also all kinds of Stoves suitable for Churches,
Stores, Parlors, Bed-rooms, &c, &.C.
Now, we will tell you w hy we head our advertisement
" tcait for the ivatrirons." It is because we have three
waggons constantly running through the country with
Stoves and will deliver them within ftO milesof Charlotte.
All Stoves sold by us will be put up tree of charge and
warranted to do well; and now, as we have told you
about the Stoves we will say to you, that we have all
kinds of
Brittania, Japan, Tin and Sheet Iron
BRASS KETTLES, STOVE PIPES, &c,
constantly on hand.
D" All ORDERS sent to us will be promptly atten
dert to bv
JENKINS & TAYLOR.
Charlotte, March 10, '54. 33 tf
SADDLES, HARNESS, &.C.
At 10 per cent, off for Cash !
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE subscriber again calls the attention of the citi
zens of Charlotte and surrounding country, that he
has opened a Saddle and Harness Shop in this place,
(3 doors south of Sadler's Hotel,) where he is manul'ac
turing SADDLES and HARNESS of the hest material
and 50 per cent, below the usual prices. He will man.
ufacture Saddles cheaper than Northern Saddles can be
bought in this place. Every article warranted what he
represents it, or the money refunded after 3 months trial.
My stock of Saddles will consist of the following:
English, from $15 to $40
trench, " 10 to
Spanish, " 11 to
Kentucky 10 to
Mexican, " 50 to
Lady's Batt-wing " 13 to
Lady's Common 6J to
Wagon 4J to
Race, (Eng. style) " 25 to
Santa Fe, " 14 to
Camanche, " 12 to
60
30
40
300 (if orderod.)
80
35
7
40
30
40
And list, but not least, North Carolinn Saddles of the
best qualify, Irom $5 to $30. I have also on hand Stir
rups of the best quality, from 25 cents to $3.50 per pair.
Spurs, from 15 cents to $2.50 ; Whips from 12 J cts. to
$8.50; Harness, single, from $1 0 to $50; Double; Har
ness, from $20 to $100 and higher if ordered; Bitts
from 15 cts, to $3 ; Riding Bridles Irom $1 to $6 ; all of
wh cli I offer for sale at 10 per cent, off for cash.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in a su
perior manner.
IT All kind of Country Produce will be taken in ex
change for work done, &c.
March 17, 1854 34tf WM. WHEALAN.
OF THE SEASON.
II J- VSVMIIWVI IIOVII
T'riE Subscriber havinc purchased the interest ol his
1 Jate partner R. Ci Be1 has recntly returned Irom
" . . .
tne j,0rth, having ther.
added largely to his stock of
BOOTS &. SHOES,
of every grade and quality for Ladies and Gentlemen's
wear. He has also hrid in a
New and Splendid Assortment of
DRY GOODS
of the finest styles for Ladies and Gentlemen's Summer
Wear, all of which he offers to punctual customers on
the most reasonable terms. Call and examine for your
selves. E. H. MOSS.
Charlotte, March 17, '54. 34-tf
$50 Reward.
RAN AWAY from ne subscriber, living in Mecklen
burg county, on the 24th of December last, a Ne
gro Boy, SAM, bright mulatto, with straight black
hair, 25 years old, about S feet high, and has a scar
on his forehead. Sam is a cunning fellow and will no
doubt attempt to pass himself off as a white man as
he is a good carpenter and succeeded in passing himself
I off before as a white man in Tennessee. The above I
rewaru win De given tor nis apprenension and connne
mentinjail. Any information relative to the above
boy can be forwarded to Charlotte.
W. H. NICHOLSON.
January 20, 1854. 26tf
Notice.
A LL those indebted to the firms of Fox &. Orr and
t Fox & Caldwell, or to myself individually, are re
quested to make immediate payment. In my absence
the Books and Accounts will be in the hands of Mr. J.
P. Smith, who is authorised to settle the same.
C. J. FOX.
Charlotte, March 14, 1854. 35-tf
GEORGE N. HOPE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
Residence next house to the Catholic Church,
Charlotte, N. C. Orders from the country punc
tually attenih d to. Murca 24, '54. 1 v.
Co.'s OLD STAND,
GEORGE
J. LEVY,
EXTENSIVE STOCKS Ut
in this market for sale.
most detirahle, fashionable, and latest styles of
AND BOYS' CLOTHING
beautiful and fashionable assortment ol
of Texture, they canuot be surpassed.
all to Come, Judge and be Satisfied!
State of North-Carolina,
MECKLENBURG- COUHTT.
Court of fleas ic Quarter Sessions, January Term, 1854.
Mary Campbell, vs. i
Marquis B. Campbell petition for dower.
and others. 3
JN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendants, Theodore P. Campbell,
Joseph L. Campbell and James M. Campbell, are in
fants under the age of Twenty-One years : It is there
fore ordered by the Court that W. K. Reid be appointed
Guardian adlitum to said infant defendants.
And it further appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendants, Marquis B. Campbell and
Charles R. Moore, are not inhabitants of this State, but
reside beyond the limits of the same: It is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made for six
weeks in the Western Democrat, a newspaper printed
in the town of Charlotte, notifying the said defendants
to be and appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quar
ter Sessions, to be held for the County of Mecklenburg
at the Court House in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday of
April next, then and there to make themselves defend
ants, and to pkad answer or demur to this petition, or
the same will be taken pro confesso as to them, and set
for hearing.
Witness W. K. Reid, Clerk of our said Court at of
fice, in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in January, 1854,
and in the 78th year of American Independence.
W. K. REID, c. c. c.
Feb 10 (Pr's. fee $5.C2) 29-8t
REMOVAL.
7E inform our friends and the public gene
rally, that we have remoed our Tin Shop
to tht
e house on Trade Street, immediately be
tween J. K. Harrison & Co. and Springs & McLeod's
Groceries, where we will be pleased to wait on all
wanting any article in our line. We are now prepared
with every convenience for carrying on the
Tinning Business
and all other branches appertaining thereto on a scale
much more extensive than has ever been the case be
fore in Charlotte.
We will pay particular attention to ROOFING and
GUTTERING.
Persons wishing any article in onr line may rely
upon getting it at the shortest notice and at the lowest
price.
We have just received a large assortment of Parlor,
Cooking and Shop Stoves, which we are desirous of
selling at very short prorts for cash.
MOORE & BYERLT.
January 20, 1854. 26 tf
Notice.
ALL persons subject to pay a Poll Tax to the State
of North Carolina, who resided within the lirr its
of the Town of Charlotte, on the 1st day of February,
18o4, or who had been principally employed in any pro
fession or vocation in said Town, for three months or
more immediately preceeding the said 1st day of
r ebruary ; and al 1 persons who owned or were possessed
of taxable property within said Town, on the 1st day of
r ebruary, are hereby notihed to give in to the 1 own
Clerk, before the last day of March, 1854, a list of their
said polls and taxable property. The said list shall state
the numbers and local situation of the lots or parts of lots
given in, with the value of which they are assessed for
taxation by the State, the number of white taxable polls,
of taxable slaves and of taxable free negroes, residing
on the 1st of Februery, on the lands of persons giving
in said list.
J. B. KERR, Town Clerk.
Charlotte, March 10, '54. 33-3t
Closing out at Cost!
' PHE remaining part of our Winter Slock of Clothing,
1 Blankets, Ladies' Dress Goods, and Winter Goods
generally, will be Sold ,"t Coat pre
vious to the receipt of our
LARGE SPRING SUPPLY.
Groceries, Hardware, Slc, at onr nsual low prices.
ELIAS & COHEN,
March 3, 1854 No. 2, Granite Row.
Right Side Up.
pHARLES T. EBERIIARD ic CO., are still carrying
V on trie
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
at their old stand two doors below Parks & Hutchinson's
Store, where all work wanted in their line can bo ob
taincd.
ILTA11 kinds of READY MADE WORK on hand
and for sale. Also, superior OIL BLACKING, by the
wholesale and retail, manufactured by C. T. Ebcrhard.
All persons indebted for last 3'ear are requested
to come and settle their accounts. We must have money.
C. T. EBERHARD & CO.
March 3, '54. 36-tI
BOOKBINDING.
WALDAUER has resumed the Bookbinding Bu
t 1 siness, and is ready to receive work, which will
be done in the best workmanship and as chean as can
be done in anj other establishment of the kind. Re
ferences to that fact, by Rev. C. Johnston, V. C. Bar
ringer, Esq., Charlotte ; Miller c James, J. J. Bruner,
Dr. Sun merel, L. Blackmer, Esq., N. Bovden, Esq.,
and a ireat many other gentlemen at Salisbury. He
may always be found at the stand where G. Bargman
& Co. formerly kept Store, next door to Elms's Grocery-
A. WALDAUER.
Charlotte, Feb. 24, 1854. 31-3m
BOYNE 6t SPROWLE.
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
BEG leave to inform the citizens of Charlotte and
vicinity, that they are prepared to lurnish
Monuments, Tombs, Tablets, Head
Stones, 6tc,
at extremely low prices.
AH orders for any article addressed to G. N. HOPE,
Charlotte, N.C., will meet with prompt attention
March 21, 1851. tfyf -j
TOWS OBOIWAWCE.
BE it Owlained by the Board of Comantasioners for
the Town of Charlotte, That henceforth any per
son who shall sell spiritous liquors within the corporate
limits of said Town, in any quantity leas than a barre
(except the l censed retailers and apothecaries,) shall
pay a tax of Twenty-five Dollars. Aud any person who
shall sell spiritous liquor in violation of the above or
dinance, shall pay a fine of Ten Dollars for each and
every offence, to be recovered before the lntendant, one
half to the use of the informer.
Be it further Ordained, That the swamp contiguous
to and lying on the branch running back ol the Grave
Yard, and known as the Grave Yard Branc h, shall be
ditched and drained from Church street west to the new
corporate limits, and that the owners ot the lots upon
which said swamp is situated, shall have three month's
notice of this Ordinance. At the expiration ol which
time, if the saic1 swamp shall not hare been ditchedjand
drained, the Commissioners will proceed under the Act
of Assembly to cause said swamp to be drained, and
the expense of such drainage shall be a lien on the lots
so drained.
Be it further Ordained, That all persons owning
property fronting on Trade or Tryon streets, are re
quired to curb the side walks in front of their lots, with
rock or good and well hewn timber and to raise the
walks with coarse grcvel or sand, so as to make a good
walk way; and if said Ordinance is not observed by the
1st of June next, by the owners ot such property, the
Commissioners will cause said walks to be so curbed
or sanded, at the expense of the owners thereof.
WM. F. DAVIDSON, lntendant.
March 17 '54. 34-3w
Notice.
Charleston, March 10, 1854.
THE Subscribei will, on and after the 20th instant,
decline the RECEIVING and FORWARDING of
GOODS," unless the Ship Freight is paid in advance, or
arrangements made, by a deposite, to cover charges on
same. Such as has been consigned previous to this
notice will be attended to.
W. H. BARTLESS.
March 17. 31-3t
Notice.
ALL Accounts and Notes in favor of M. W. Robinson
have been placed in my hands for collection, and
must be settled by the 1st of April next or their Notes
and Accounts will be placed in Officers hands for col
lection without reserve.
R. M. STERLING.
Charlotte, March 17, '51. 34-tf
BLACESMITHING.
IT? EARN &, COLLINS having associated them
V V 6elret as co. partners to carry on the Blacksmith
ing business, in this place, arc now prepared to do all
work in their line in the best manner, and as cheap as
can be done elsewhere. All work warranted.
JAMES WEARN,
ROBT. COLLINS.
March 17, 1854. 34-tf
SELLING OFF AT COST J
Wholesale and Retail
Saddle and Harness Establishment)
COLUMBIA, S. C.
THE subscriber wishing to discontinue his
present business, offers his whole stock, con
sisting of Saddles, Harness, Saddle Trees, Sad
dlery Hardware, together wilh every thing necessary
for carrying on the business, AT COST.
Feb. 3, 1854 28-8m S. M. HOWELL.
Celebrated Schiedam Schapps,
OR PURE HOLLAND GIN. This medicinal bever
age is manufactured by the proprietor nt Schiedam
in Holland, and is warranted not only pure and free
from every injurious property, but of the best 'possible
quality. Its extraordinary medicinal properties are ac
knowledged by the whole medical faculty, and attested
by them as a superlative Tonic, Diuretic, Anti-Dyspeptic,
and invigorating cordial. For sale at
FISHER &, HEINITSII,
Fab 3 1853 Cheap Drug Store.
BELVOIR, NEAR LENOIR,
CALDWELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
ri'HIS place, late the residence of the undersigned, is
X offered for sale on very accommodating terms, pri
vately until the first Monday in July next ensuing,
when if not previously disposed of, it will be put up to
the highest bidder at public auction. The tract of
Land comprises
2SO ACRCS,
50 to 60 of which is first rate bottom under the plow.
From 70 to 80 acres of good upland is also in cultiva
tion ; the remainder of the tract in woodland. The
Dwelling Hou-,e, a Cottage ornee, contains four large
and convenient rooms on the ground floor, with dining
room, store room, pantry and library attached by a
covered way. There are also on the place a barn 70
by 25, two stories high and very conveniently arrang
ed ; stables for milch cows and horses ; all other neces
sary out buildings, such as kitchen, negro houses, &c;
a growing and thrifty orchard containing about 100
trees of different kinds of fruit just beginning to bear.
The situation is one of the rrost pleasant and im
provable in the State, commanding a full view of the
finest mountain scenery and falling off beautifully in
every direction from the house. To any gentleman in
the low country desiring a cool, healthy and pleasant
summer residence it piesents an eligible choice. Fur
ther information may be obtained of the undersigned,
by addressing him at Charlotte or Lincolnton.
T. S. VV. MOTT.
January 13, 1854. 25tf
NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS.
HART & TROTT,
Monroe, Union County, North-Carolina,
RAVE just completed a new and capacious Store
Room on the North-West corner, nearly opposite
the Court-House, where they have received and are
opening an entirely new and well selected assortment
of Goods, purchased exclusively for cash ; and are sell
ing them on terms so low as to astonish those who have
heret fore traded this side of NewYork and the reason
of it is that they buy for cash and sell for cash, or
country produce, thinking that quick 6ales for ready
money, with small profit, is best for all parties con
cerned. They have received their Stock of
FALL & WINTER GOQDS,
comprising an extensive stock ot
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Crockery, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots,
enoes, &c, &c.
A lirge and elegant assortment of Ladies Dress Goods,
Silks, Merinos, Alpaccis, Spun Silk,
Sack Flannels, Muslins, Jackonets,
CJndersleeves, Flouncing, Mous. deLanes,
and a great variety of other articles for Ladies, new
and pretty.
We have a nice stock of superior Black Cloth, Black
and Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings, a great variety of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Over and Business Coats, Pants, Vests,
Wool Shirts and Drawers, Cotton do.,
Tweeds, Jeans, and Sattinetts, Canton
Flannel, White, Red and Green do.
A large stock of Negro Kerseys, Blankets, Wool
Hats, Boots and Shoes, and a splendid stock of
GROCERIES.
Brown, Crushed and Powdered Sugar, best Rio and Java
Coffee, Salt, Molasses and Cheese.
We have a large lot of other articles which, to be ap
preciated, must be seen ; we thee fore invite all to call
and see, whether they buy or not, as we will take great
pleasure in showing our Goods.
HART & TROTT.
K?" All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods Cotton, Corn, Flour.Tallow,
Beeswax, Lmsey, &., 6zc. EI. &, T.
Monroe, N. C, January 6, 1854. 24 tf
A Great Luxury.
SALAD OIL, of unequalled sweetness and flavor, in
troduced by the subscribers one vcar ao-o into this
market, and upon trial proved superior to anv Oil ever
used for Salad dressing. Afresh supply of this Oil has
just been received by
1' 1 o . ."1 r j 11. i - 1 iii 1 1 -
rcoo 1001 riMILK &. IIK1NITSH.
OAK Tanned SOLE LEATHER first praHtj -cents
per pound for sale by
25
2if
R. SHAW
Blank Writs for sale at this Office.
rM
MOORE, HENSZEY & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WM. T. HO WELL & Co.,
Importers and holt sale Dealers in
No. 181, Market street, PHILADELPHIA,
KEEPS constantly on hand a large anaertiucnH of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GINS, Ac, winch
they will dispose of on as good terms as any Lou M
the United S'tea. ... ,
Orders by mail, or otherwise, put up wuu cara sum
forwarded with dispatch. p
A discount of 6 pr cent, allowed for cash in par funds.
Jan 27, 1854. a7ro
Just Received.
I LARGE lot ot fine Mountain Irish Potatoes for
r sale low for cash.
BROWN, BRA W LEV At CO.
Hats and Caps.
7E have on hand a large stock of Men's and Boys
Hats and Caps, for Bale lower than 1110 low. si, oy
BROWN, BRA W LEV & CO.
Saddles.
THE best assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Saddles, in market, and will be sold lower than can
be bought this side of Charleston, call and see them.
BROWiN, BRAWLIS & CO.
Jan. 6, 1854. IfrlL
MAHBTjSI yard
IN CHARLOTTE, N. C.
fPIIE Subscribers inform the public generally, that
L they have opened a MARBLE YARD in Charlotte,
where they are prepared, with competent v. orkmcu from
the North, to execute all orders in their line of busineaa,
such SB
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
CONSISTING OF
Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
Tablets, &c.
They will keep constantly on hand the best descrip
tion of Italian and American M.irble, nnd their article
will be afforded 011 as accommodating terms as they ean
be obtained either North or South.
O All ORDERS, for any article, addressed to the
subscribers, will meet with prompt attention and will b
packed and forwarded with the utmost care and dsn
patch. a N. STOWE At CO.
Jan. 20, 1854. 26tf
JUST RECEIVED, Clark's Commentaries, G vols.;
Fletcher's Checks to Antinomianism, 2 vols.; the
writings of Armineus, 3 vols.; the Women of the Bible
from Eve of the old to the Mary's of the New Testa
meat, by Headlcy; Foster's Essays on decision of char
acter ; Napoleon and his Marshals, by Head ; Women
of the Revolution, by Mrs. Ellett; Freedsly's Practical
Treatise on Business; The Philosophy of Human Na
ture, by F. E. Bu.-t r; Lynch's Expedition to the Dead
Sea and the Jordan, complete in 1 vol.; D'Aubigiies His
tory of the Reformation, 5 volumes in one, revised edi
tion. Also, a largo lot of Stationery, Account Books,
Memorandum and Pass Books, paper nnd leather covers
Portfolios, Scrap Books, Blanks. Arnold's Writing Fluid,
this will be found a very superior article of writing fluid,
and Irec from all the gummy substances olten found
in other Inks, Ink Powders, Indexes, Sealing Was,
Wafers, Quills, Gold Pens of various styles with and
without cases. Silver Pencil Cases, Plain, Figured and
Fancy Patterns, a large assortment of sizes and st)les.
Sicel Pens for sale by the Gross or single Down.
Lead Pencils and Pencil Points, Instanda, Daily Cal
nlr nr Ant. Rnrcii. Rill Filr. Sand Itoxrs. Pen holders
Cedar, Bone and Ivory, Patent Parallel Rulers, Wafer
Stamps, Water Color Paints, Backgammon, Chess
Boards, &c. Slates nnd Pencils, Drawing Pencils, Ger
man Work Boxes, Motto Seals, India Rubber, Drawing
Papers, Music Paper, Perforated Board. Envelopes, Buff,
White, Embossed, Figured, Silvered Edge, Enamelled,
Self-scaling, tkc Curds, Blank, Visiting and Playing;
Printers Cards, all sizes ; all the various styles of writing
and wrapping paper received direct from the most cele
brated makers. French and English paper. Nolo ti
ol every style, Embossed, Figured, Edged, Coloured,
Plain &c. Portc.Monnaies, Cigar Cases, Thermome
ters, Book Rests, Pen and Pocket Knives, superior arti
cle. Pictures and Frames for salo by the dozen or
single one.
ENNISS & C RIDER,
Booksellers k Stationers.
Chsrlotte, Feb 17 30 tf
Luxuries or Ue Season.
BRIAN 8c THOMPSON
HAVE just received at their splendid EATING A
DRINKING SALOON a choice and unequalled
selection of the good things of this world, such as
LIQUORS, OYSTERS,
WINES, CRACKERS,
CORDIALS, PICKELS,
PORTER, LEMONDS,
ALE. SEGARS,
CANDIES, ORANGES,
FOREIGN As DOMESTIC LIQUORS, ol tlie
best quality,
10,000 SPANISH SIX; A US, of the choice!
brands,
CANDIES & SUGAR TOYS of various kinds,
Azc, Ac.
They are now constantly receiving
by the cars from Charlestor
(11 ST i: It in fli- Sin
which they serve up in the most recherche manner,
at thei establishment, one toor from Granite Row, on
Mint s reet, where they will be g ad to see their friends
at all t mes (Sundays excepted.)
JAMES BRIAN,
Dec 2, 1853 20 J. N. THOMPSON.
DISSOLUTION.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style of Young, Blair & Co., was dissolved
on the 8th of September, 1853.
All persons irdebted either by Note or Book Account,
are requested to settle up by January Court, as our
business must be closed.
YOUNG, BLAIR & CO.
January 13, 1854. 2.'tf
2,000 BUSHELS of Good WHEAT,
I "OR which will be paid on delivery 90 cents per
bushel, CASH.
JOHN WELL8.
January 13, 1854. 25tf
$50 Reward.
STOLEN from the subscriber's residence, 3 milea
south of Charlotte. Fifteen YELLOW TIKKKYS.
It is rather uncommon to see so many Turkeys of this
kind in a drove, and those who may see them will re
member who has them in possession. It is supposed
they will be driven to Yorkville through the country
or they will take the cars at some point south of this
place and be carried to a South Carolina market.
FIFTY DOLLARS Reward is tflered for the appre
hension and proof sufficient to convict the thief, if white,
and $5 if colored
MARTIN ICEHOWER.
March 10, 18M. 33 3t
Back Creek Male Academy.
THIS Institution is located 10 mile rrth-Enst of
Chsrlotte, N. C, near Back CW horch, snd will
be conducted under the supr r-o of Rev. R. F. Taylor,
whose experience as a toa,fter eminently qualifies h'ni
for that posit io 1. Tb' exercises will commence on the
first Monday of January. God boarding can be had in
moral and orderly families Mar the Academy at $6 per
month.
The following ore the rates of Tuition :
Elementary English Branches, per Session
of 5 months $5 00
Engiish Grammar, Gcegraphy, Philosophy,
Hivtory. dec,, 6 00
Greek and Latin Languages, with Higher
Branches of Mathematics 13 50
J. HUNTER,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Januaty 6, 154. 24-tf
0
Garden Seed! Garden Seed!
T'RESH, genuine and warranted just received and
X' being constantly received at the Granite Drug Store,
oppnt-ilc S idler's lid. 1.
20 ( PRITCHARD A CALDWELL.