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The Graven of thoc we Love. BY WASHINGTON IHVING. The firve is the ordeal of true affection. It is there the divine pawion of the soul manifests its tuper'oriry to the instinctive impulse of mere nni 1 attachment. The latter must be continually refreshed and kept alive by the presence ol its object ; but the love that is seated in the soul can live on long remembrance. The mere inclina tions of sense languish and decline with the charms that exctud themt and turn with shuddering and " - (rnm th dismal nrecincts of the tomb : but , ii tnence inai iruiy spiritual uutuuun mca purified from every sensual desire, and returns like a holy flame, to illuminate and sunctify the heart of the survivor. The sorrow for the dead is the only sorrow from which we refuse to be divorced. Every oth er wound we seek to hal every other affliction to forget ; but this wound we consider a duty to keep open. Where is the mother thai would wil lingly forget the inant that pe rished like a blos som in Iter urms, inoun every recniiecumi is ? Where is the child who would most wil- pang Jingly forget the friend over whom he mourns? Who, even when the tomb is closing upon the re mains of his most loved, when he feels his heart as it were crushed in the closing of i:s portal, would accept eon notation that muf be bought by forgetfulness ? No the love which survives the tomb is roe of the noi.et tributes of the soul. If it has i's woes, it has likewise its delights ; and when the ovrrwbeimirg burst of grief is calmed into the gecMe tear ol recollection when the sudden anguish and I he convulsive agony over the present ruins of all that we most loved, is softened away in the mediation on all th it was in the days of loveliness who would root out -uch sorrow from the heart ? Though it may some times throw a paving cloud over ihe bright hours of gaiety, or spread darker abides over I he hour o( gloom, yet wno would exchange it even fur the son? of pleasure or toe fjurst o revelry ? No, there is a voice from the tomb sweeter than song. There is a remembrance ol" the dead to which we turn even from the charm?; of I he living. Oh, the grave ! it lniri-s every erroi o.ov- rs every defect, nne i x' iniMiishes every resentm ml ! From the peaceful bosom spr ng none but ioiid regrets and tender recollections. Who can look down upon I be grave even ol an en'-my, and not (eel a com punctious throb, that he should ever have warred with the poor h uidlul of earth thai lies before him ? A KICIACJES. M a Hit If: d. in this County, on 'he 13tli instant, by Uev. A. M. W atson. Mr. TIIOS. N. SPRATT aiiJ M.ss M AUG A RET M. COFFEY. May pace attend tin in. Mariiikii, in Liucolnt m, on h inst., bv Rev. K. N. I) ivis iKlSI'.IK. of lloalgomery, Ala., ABETtl A., daughter oi Can!. IVrdwsd v, the !r. SAMUEL Hid Mivi ELIZ William Slade, id :he former place. Makrikd, near Davidson College, on the 10th inst., by J lines Jhnsfon, Esq., R. I). PARKE, M. IL, and .Miss MARY MILLER. I'lani'lottc ICvlail Prices Current. CjRRECTED WEEKLY, IWon, siu.s .... lb. - Hi a 12$ 11. ins "... lb. - iO a 2. 4 Hog round ib. 1 'J Higging, Coiioii, d 16 a 17 Butter U. - I2 a 15 llicsn u .... lb. 20 a 22 Beam bushel . 00 a -SI lira ml v , Apple - - gal. - 3- a 50 Peach - - gal. . 70 a 87 j Cotton lb. - l a '9 Coficc lb. 12 a 10 'air.db s. A.I inianline lb. . 35 a 30 Tallow ... lb. - 15 a 20 Corn ..... bush, . 00 a 80 Chickens each - 00 a 15 lOgs do.en - 0 a 12 i Kh.ur 100 lb. - ;i a 99 I'euthers lb. . 30 a 40 Lard . lb. . 9 a 10 Mutton lb. 5 a Q Mackrtd bbl. - 2 a 16 Molasses gal. - 2? a 40 Meal - bus be I ill 75 Nails I!). - 6 a BJ Oats btfhf I - 30 a Hi Pork lb. . 5 a G Potatoes, Irish . . ht:she . 75 8; Sweet - . basin I . 00 a 50 Rice bushel - f a 84 Surar, Loaf - - - I f . 11 a I2 Hrown - . - lb. - 5j a 9 Stone-Ware .... gal. - 10 a 12 Sail sack 00 a 2 j Tea lb. . 02 a 81 Tallow 10 a 12 i Wheal bushttl - tl a 8U Whiskey, Nnrfhrm - - gal. - 30 a 35 ' North Carolina gal. - 45 a 50 T Livkr Pili.s The Liver T ils of Dr. M L ine "tre fust mad U) hi n i-xclusivt Iv in his own practice. Sn rflicariua wtv they in all cas. s ol Liv r C'Hiijil.niii. tlial thoy became famous, inn! attracting ;ht- tt atioo of l be utvdics! 'acuity, passe J into general :isr. They act wvh :re;it ceriairi'y nnd r.ulirity ; I bo pauVal almost im mediately feels the iJi-persion of his disease, and M gradually restored to health. With some the rlTect is almost miraculous, (r quenily experienc ing immediate relief, alter having for month re sorted to drugs and medicines of another d scrip lion, in vain. Diseases ol ihe Ivver nre very com mon in this Country and are i Men frightful in character. Those who experience nny of the premonitory synipton s ol this dangerous and com- Idicat' d disease, should at once procure a box ol )r. McLnne's Pills, and perhaps, thereby, stmd a world of misery. fir" Purchasers ill be carefu' to ask for Dr. Mclstie's Celebrated Lic r Pills, and take none else. There are other Pill, purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr. McLane's Liver Pills, also hi? celebrated Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and Canada. 2v. Worms. As this is the season of the year when worms are most formidable among children, the proprietors ol M'Lane's Vermifuge beg leave to call the attention ol parents to its virtues for (he expelling ol these annoying, and often fatal ene mies of children. It was invented by a physician of great experience in Virginia, w ho, after having used it for several years in his own practice, and found its success so universal, was induced at last to offer it to the public as a cheap, but certain and excellent medicine. It has since become justly popular throughout the United Stales, as the most efficient Vermifuge ever known, and the demand has been stendily on the increase since its first in troduction to the public. Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M Lane's Olebrat'd Vermifuge, and take none els. All other Vermifuges, in comparison, nre j worthless. Dr. M'Lane 's genuine Vermifuge, also his Celebrated I .iver Pill f' respectable Drug Stores in ihe United States and Canada. o. - - . y 1 1 V4 J til Cffl , ( p 9w J. B. F. BOONE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SOL.K I. fcVf Tin: it, CJtL.f 8MLIJTS, LINING AND BINDING SKINS, SHOE TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Charlotte, N. C. Oct. 20, 1854. ly Boots, Boots, Boots. AVIDSON & MOSS have just received one of the 1 1 if largest stocks of BOOTS & SHOES ever ottered in this market, and respectfully invite Ladies and gen tlemen to call and examine their stock before purchas ing, as they are determined to sell as low as the low est, and a little Lower particularly Hfavy Negko BROGANS. Oct 20, 18 i t 13tf Cheese. DAVIDSON & MOSS have just received 25 BOXES of English Dairy CHEESE, low for cash. Oct 2J, 18o4 13tf Ready-Made Clothing. V LARGE and splended assortment of Ready-made Clothing, to be had low for cash, at Oct 2;j tf DAVIDSON &. MOSS. Hats. JUST received and opening a splendid lot of Beebe's and Leary's most fashionable Kail and Winter style HATS, together with a large assortment of men and bovs' CAPS, Loafer and Wool Hats, of every varietv, at' DAVIDSON & MOSS'. Oct 20 tf Ladies1 and Misses' Bonnets. 1 TJ3T received the latest New York stvles of Velvet, .1 Satin. Silk, and Straw BONNETS, at Oct 20 DAVIDSON & MOSS. S. tf. HOWELL, Saddle and Harness Manufacturer, Three doors south of Sadler's Hotel, CHARLOTTE, .N. C. ff WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Charlotte and the surroun ding country, that i have now on hand AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Saddlery Hardware, Whips, Buffalo Robes, HORSE BLANKETS, SADDLE CLOTHS, SKIRTINGS, HOC SKLS, Patent, Enamelled & Harness Leather, together with every thing usually kept in my line of business. O" S:lll- &. Harness tlaKers furnished with every thing necessary for carrying on the busi ness, on the most reasonable terms. All kinds of Saddles and Harness made at the shortest notice. C7" Repairing promptly executed. Oct. 20, lc54. S. M. HOWELL. EVER THOUGHTg ' I HAT GOODS could be sob! as low as Brown, Braw I ley t Co. are selling them. They are receiving their very large and handsome stock of all kinds of Bonnets, Hats, Hardware, Cutlery, and a large assortment of Groceries, White Lead, Glass, and a large stock of Negro Blankets, which we bought under very favorable circumstances, and we will sell them LOYVElt than was ever sold in this market before. We have a large stock of mown k mom as low as the lowest. We have also a very large Stock of Ready-Made Clothing, which we will sell very low. And we have for the Ladies !ack and Fancy as low as .IO cents, French Me: inoes, a!l co'rs, lower than ever sold before. Cashmeres, so'id co ors and Figured Delanes, all kinds Embroidered Ladies' Cloaks and Shawls. We would most respectfully invite all those wishing to bur Ooods to call and examine our stook and hear our prices before buying elsewhere, as we think we can offer inducements to buy from us BROWN, BRAWLEY & CO. CJiar otte, October 20, '54. 13-tf Saddles and Harness. R. MAW HAS on Imnd the largest and bst assortment of ami II ARM CSS that was ivr brought to this market. Also whips, ca rpkt bags, harness mounting & trimmings of all kinds for the trad.-, which he will sell cither by the wholesale or retail, to ca.-ii OS rtftVCTOAL customers, (ii llie most mol rate terms. Also. REPAIRING dune in g,od order at the short- ! est notice. Cy Call cud examine my stock bt f ore you purchase ! elsewhere. CE7" Shop ore door oust ol Springs &. McLeod's : store Oct. 20, 1851 R HAW. Mrs. Shaw i i?fc.tS leave re-peetf:illy to announce Nfff to the Ladies of Charlotte and its rteiuityJJ that sb-; has opened a lirgc assortment of new Frenoli Millinery, consistingr of the latest st5'1es of BONNETS, CAPS, AND HEAD DRESSES, j nnd a well selected stock of Dress Trimmings and Paterns. Siie also continues to carry on the DRESS-MAKING BUSINESS, and feels she can give satisfaction in both ' blanches. No pains will oc snared to nlease. Jr Orders promptly attended to. Oct 17, 1S54 ioif Salem Almanacs for 1855, POR SALE, by the gross, dozen, or single eo,y, at the I BOOK STORE. Oct 20, I3tf Charlotte. 4 N improved LOT-50 feet fronting on the street by ' A 199 feet deep-near the Central Railroad, with a comfortnblc new Dwelling House, and the frame of a nouse, JU bv 20 feet, and 1J story high, an the premises; also a good well of water within 30 feet of the house. Price $800, on a long credit. Oct 20 3t WM. S. NORMENT. Sponge, Sponge. FINE assortment of Bathing and Carriage Sponge jaat received at 6 FISHER A: HEINITSH, cl 20 Charlotte Drug Siore. Lyon's Kathairon and Barry's Tricopherous. V Fresh supply of the invaluable hair tonics, for Sale at FISHER & HEINIJSH, Oct 20 Charlotte Dru2 Store. Durand's Bitters. rriIIS valuable meduw.e has long been held in high 1 estimation as a restorative from Ihe debilitv occa- sioncd by chill and lever, giving tone to the Digestive organs, and regulating the hole system. For sale at FISHER & HEINITSH, Oct 20 Family DnioirSt9. ALL KINDS OF PLAIN, FANCY AND OR N AMENTA L JOB PRINTING DONE AT T' E "DEMOCRAT OFFICE." Public Sale. ON TUESDAY, of Superior court, (14th Nov. It54,) as Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Patrick Harty, deceased, 1 will expose to sale, at the Courthouse, in Charlotte, Twenty-Five or Thirty Valuable Town Lots, lying south-east of the Charlotte A. S. C. Railroad. ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY, A Valuable Plantation, lying 2 miles east of Charlotte, on the Lawyers' road, containing about 130 acres. Also, 'Pico Milch Cmcs and Calves, and a lot of Household Furniture. Terms of Sale. Note, 12 months after date, with approved securities. JOHANA HARTY, Executrix. WM. HARTY, Agent. Oct. 13, 1851. 12ts NEW VlRM AND Quick Sales and Small Profits ! B RICKERT & HARTY A RE now receiving and opening, at the stand late iV ly occupied by C. Johnston as a Boot and Shoe store, a splendid stock of Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, direct from the manufacturers in New-York aiid Phila delphia; and having purchased very low for cash, we are enabled to offer them on the same terms. The citizens of Charlotte and public generally ar? re spectfully solicitec1 to call and examine our stock, hear our prices, and iudge for themselves. S. J. RICKERT, Oct. 13 12tf JAMES HARTY. Wanted, 2 or 3 Months . FOR Farming purposes, FOUR OR FIVE good strong NEGRO MEN, for which the most liberal prices will be given. For further information inquire at this office. Oct. G, 1854. 11-lf FOR SALE. 1 OFFER for sale my HOUSE and LOT, loca ted on Church street, one square east of the N. C. Railroad Bridge. The Lot is level and (ess Hill handsomely situated, the soil sandy, and the neighbor hood one of the best in the town. The House is new being just completed and built in good style, with four large and airy rooms in it. For further particulars apply to oct. 13, 154 12tf J. E. PENMAN. E)o you want a Fashionable SILK DRESS? Do vou want a Fashionable BONNET? Do you want a Neck and Bonnet RIBBON? If you do, c ill at M. Baum's store, where you can get suited from the crown of your head to the sole of your foot. tf. BAUM, o t. 13, 1S.4 next door to Spratt, Daniel & Co. Cheaper than Ever! If ANTILLAS and CLOAKS, of Cloth, Sattin and Ms Silk, can be got at M. BAUM'S. ZKTeTcr Arrivals. BAUM has just received a fine assortment of Jit B ack and colored SILKS, (latest styles,) more BONNETS, and the largest anil best assortment of RIBBONS, ever brought io this town. M. BAUM, oct 13, 12tf 2 doors east courthouse. The Clothing! The Clothing! The Clothing ! Oh, the Clothing ! 1)Y calling on M. BAUM, you will find the largest ) and finest assortment of CLOTHING ever brought to this market ; also, a good assortment of riATS and CAPS. M. BAUM, oct. 13 12tf 2 doors east of the courthouse. Notice. MIE Stockholders of the Columbia aud Charlotte 1 Tel lcgranh Cmnpany are notified that the amount of their stock is all due, ,and those who have not paid are respectfully requested to come forward and pay up with out further delav. " W. C. ITAPvRIS, Attorney, for" Kennedy Ac Edwards, Contractors. October 6, 18o4. 11 -2w An Application for Manumission. "VOTICE is hereby given that an application will be X made to the next Legislature of Nortli Cuiolina lor the pas-sage of an act to manumit JERRY, a slave, for merly the property ol Hon. D. M. Barringer, and now the property of Ii. B. Williams and S. W. Davis. October 7, 1854. 1 1-Cw Notice IS hereby given that application will be made at the next session of the Legislature of this State lor a charter to incorporate a Company to work Mines in Mecklenburg county ; also in Union county. THOMAS ANDREWS. Charlotte, 29th September, 1854. 10-tt Leather Factory. THE subscribers will continue, at the TAN YARD of X John Walker, fire miles southeast of Charlotte, the manufacture of Leather, Harness, Boots and S!ioe3, and repairing Harness, for which Green Hides and Tan Bark will be received In payment of any article in our line. JOHN WALKER, sept. 29, 1854 2m. JOHN W. HUNTER. Hands Wanted. Office Charlotte & South Carolina R. R. Co. Columbia, July 4, 1854. i THK Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company 1 is desirous of HIRING SO or 40 Hands for the ensuing two or three months, for whom the highest wa ges will be paid. Apply to 51 ts F. N1MS, General Superintendent. Notice. TTAVING been appointed trustee of Win. Wbealan, l X ls accounts are in my hands for settlement, and a. I persons are warned not to settle the same with any other person but me. Sept 15, 1854 WM. HARTY, Trustee. Administrator's Notice. H VWwAl "lmslrtaXor . "the estate of Xlfathew WaM.ee, dec d., not.ee ,s hereby given and pay the same as longer indulgence cannot be giv en; and those having claims against said estate will present them according to the form prescribed by act of the assembly, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. WILSON WALLACE, adm'r. Sept. 15, 1854 8tf Notice. ON and after the 28th instant, the following schedule will be run daily (Sunday excepted) by the mail ' train upon the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad : LEAVE. Charlotte 4.40 a. m. Columbia 4.20 p. m. ARRIVE AT Columbia 11.15 a. m. Charlotte 12 p. m. Passengers will be taken to and from the junction with the South Carolina Railroad, to accommodate the (rams with which we run in connection. By order of the Board : F. NIMS, General Superintendent aug 24 6 5t Charlotte and S. C. Railroad. ) A A AAA BUSHELS of WHK.VT, lor which the .)UU.UUU highest cvh prices will be oauL to be dc. , liveTd at his Merchant Mf!l in Charlotte, at anv time after the lft day of September next. LEROY SPRINGS. June 23, 1654 4dtK Of th? mo it approved form for sale at tfcii Ofiice. Select English and Classical Seaool. llOBERT G. ALLISON I sj opened in the Town of XL Charlotte, a select English and Classical School, iu the 3rd story ol Mr. Leroy Springs' New Building. TERMS : English Department, $10 per session of 5 months. Cla.sicul - 15 - October 13, 1854 L2-tf TESTIMONIALS. This certifies that Mr. Robert Allison completed his education in the University of North Carolina three yearn since, as is made manifest by the diploma then conferred upon him. His deportment as a student was moral and regular. He afterwards became a member of the Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, and prosecuted a course of studies In that institution two years and a halt. At all pu'jlic examinations in the Seminary his Scholarship and attainments were well approved. He is recommended to the confidence of all with whom he may have occasion to transact business or to have intercourse in society. (Signed) JOS. CALDWELL. Chapel Hill, December 11, 1530. Ciiapkl Hill, Dec. 14th, 1830. This is to certify that the bcirer, Mr. Robert Alli son, is a graduate of this College-r-that he held a respec table standing in his Class that he has since been at tending the Theological School at Hampden Sydn-y, where he maintained a good standing lor attainments, and was blameless in his moral character. Mr. Allison having it in prospect to apply himself, for the present, to teaching he is hereby recommended to any who may wish for a Teacher, as one w ho will be capable and taith.ul in that capacity. W. HOOPER, Professor Ancient Languages, University of N. C. Raleigh, May 9, '46. Mr. R. G. Al!i.,on Dear Si? : In reply to your letter of 7lh inst., I take pleasure in bearing the fullest testi mony to your deservedly high reputation for moral de portment and Classical attainments, during your en gagement in this City, about ten years ago, as a Teach er of youth. With great respect, I am sir, yr. ob. serv't., CHAS: MANLY Beattv's Fokd. Catawba Co., N. C 5th February, '46, Sir: I take much pleasure in stating that I have long had the satisfaction of knowing and appreciating your merits as a Teacher of youth, both at Raleigh and Charlotte. In particular at the latter town, where I re sided at the time and had under your immediate charge and tuition two pupils, both of whom were much im proved in their morals and education under your care. I could wish that you would find it to your interest to prosecute your profession still among us, it Would afford much profit to many, Satisfaction to all, and to none more than to Very sincerely your ob. servant, JNO. H. WHEELER. Robert G. Allison, Esq. University of No. Ca., May 30, 1854. R. G. Allison, Esq. Dear Sir: I take great pleasure in recommending you to all who are in search of a good practical Teacher, ns a faithful and accurate in structor of the young. This I feel that I can very well do since I prepared for College, in pood part, under you and of course had every opportunity of knowing well your method of instruction. The students, moreover, whom you have from time to time sent to the University have given satisfactory evidence of having been cor. rectly taught under your supervision. Very respectfully, A. M. SHIPP Prsfcssor of History. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1st June, 1S54. Robert G. Allison, Esq., graduated at this Institution at the annual commencement in 1827, and has from that day to this, been almost constantly engaged in the in struction of youth. He is a gentleman of good mind, agreeable manners, unblemished moral reputation and ample experience. His ability to impart instruction, has been shown by the young men, who from time to time, during a period of more than 20 years, have come from his Schools to the University. We recollect no instance, in which a pupil of his has not afforded satisfactory evidence of careful and accurate training. D. L. SWAIN, President, JAMES PHILLIPS, Professor of Mathematics, &c. E. MITCHELL, Professor of Chemistry. 3Votice. BY permission of John Ross, Ordinary of York Dis trict, S. C, 1 will expose to sale on the 30th of November next, at the residence of Henry Kimbrel, deceased, all the goods and ehattels of said deceased, consisting of 11 or 12 Likely NegToes, and all kinds of property that is common on a Farm. Terms made known on day of sale. JNO. G. WITHERS, Arlm'r. Sept. 29, 1854. 10.4w Agent for the Country in New-York City. THE advertiser is prepared to act, as General Agent and Correspondent, in New York for business men and others in the interior. He will devote his whole ume and attention to the pu rchase and sale of Fancy and other Goods, Books, Prints, Machinery, Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Stock and Materials, Philosophical Ap paratus, &.c; Drugs, Patent and other Medicines, Agri. cultural Implemeuts, Seeds, Stock, &.c. Collections made and suits prosecuted. Inlbrination cf all kinds furnished with regard to persons and places here. Situations pro cured and guaranteed for clerks, mechanics, profession al men and others. Male and female employees engaged p;id sent to the country. Passages secured to California, Australia, and Europe. In lino, anything that an intel ligent Agent, well acquainted with New-York and its business men, can do for an absentee, will be executed faithfuly and promptly. Communications confidential. Address, with fee adequate to the service, A. E. BARTON, Sept. 1854 6t 189 Mvlherry-Street, New. York. Valuable Providence Lands For Sale. TM1E subscr.ber offers for sale his Plantation, situated 10 mih s south of Charlotte, and 4 miles east of Mor row's Turn-out, adjoining the lands of R. Peoples, J. N. Ross, Dr. J. S. Porter and others. This tract contains 2 IO Acres, more or less, nnd is well adapted to the growth of cotton. The location is beautiful and healthy and in a delightful neighborhood There is on the plate a good two-story dwelling and other necessary buildings. Also, another tiact of land lying 3 miles east of the above, containing 130 A Cl'CH, mostly wood land. The subscriber Will take pleasure in showing the lands to persons desirous of purchasing. If not disposed of privately, the subscriber will expose to public sale the above lands at his ri sidencc, on the 21 9t of October, 1 854. At the same time and place, will be sold a lot of Stock, Grain, and F;:rmini tools, etc. sept 8, 1854 7 Gwr W. A. PATTON. Whig copy 6 times. White Castile Soap. J'HIS new family and Toilet SOAP is held in high cs X teem, and is superior to the ordinary Soap for its bland and emollient qualities. For the nurstry it is particularly adapted innocent in its combination and free from all injurious alkalic. This is an economical Soap for families. Just received and for sale by FISHER &. HEINITSH, iipril 14lh Dispensing chemists. DR. CHAMPION'S VEGETABLE AGUE PILLS AND Vegetable And-Bilious tj- Anti-Dyspeptic Pills. I 'IMIESE medicines have been used by the proprietor a X number ot years iu extensive practice, during which time he has treated some thousands of cases of Fever with the greatest success. They never fail to cure the Chills and Fever the first day. FISHER & HEINITSH, Sept 1,1654 6 3di Sole Agents for Charlotte. FOR SALE. The subscriber has for sale at his Mill o,i McMichaeis creek, a ltrge quantity of good lum ber of various kinds, stacked, dried, and ready for deliv ery. JAMES KERR. June 23d. 1854. 48-tf OSCAR M- L1EBER, consulting Chemist and Minn g Geo'ogist, is prepared to make assays, mimns sur veys, ttc. Office Charlotte, N. C, above Hendrix's ('rain store. Jiry 7, '54 50-2rr Just A Large Invoice of Clothing, of all kinds and qualities, just opened and will be SOLD VERY LOW. We are daily receiving our large Fall S:ock of DRY GOODS, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, and Fancj Articles, which will be sold mnch cheaper than ever, at No. Granite Row. ELI A3 & COHEN. Sept 29, 1854 10-4t Whig copy 4 times. NOTICE. rriIE Agency and Superintendence by Capt. JOHN E. 1 PENMAN of the resHCtive miu-.s and properties of the Charlotte Copper Company ; Ihe Capps' Gold Mining Company ; the Union G ild .Mining Company, (the biter Company owning the Howie, La wson and Washington mine;) having entinly ceased on the 7lh day of Sep tember instant : public notice thereof is hereby given ; and all p-rsons will govern themselves accordingly. THO. PETHERICK, Witness, B. Shkpard. Attorney for the above Companies. Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N. C i S ptcmbcr, 1854. S io..n TO OIR PATRONS. w 7E are now receiving cur FALL and WINTLR Stools, of Goods. embracing every article of Ladies' and Gentlemen's to which we invite uUeiUiop. We arc determined not to be undersold bj any house, and promise that our STYLES and QUALITY thali equal any in this mar ket. Wc invite particular attintion to our stock cf Ladies' Cloalts, JVExx-tlXlSs WSi,MMkt8t (New Style.) Our selection of Ladies' DRESS GOODS is beautiful as will be seen when you call. Our Embroideries, IIOS1 ER Y , GLOVES, RIBBONS, &c, are all of the best manufacture. TO FARMERS, we ask a call, as our stock of Ne gro KERSEYS, BLANKETS, SHOES. &c, will show tor itself. ALLISON &. DANIEL. Charlotte, Sept. 20, 1854 4iii Whig copy. FASHIONABLE TAILORING. THE subscriber announces to the public generally, that he is now receiving a large assortment of new Cloths, Casimeres AND for Gentlemen's wear, and will be sold for Cash at a small profit, or made to order according to the latest styles. Shop next door to 'Daniels &. Allison. 1854. 10tf D. L. REA. Professor Johnston's School. 111 E next Session of this School will commence on . Tuesday, the 3d October, 1 834, in the Male Academy. Young men will be prepared to enter College, or for the practical budncss of life, sept 29, 1854 10 2L Whig copy 2 times. THE subscriber will offer privately until Tues day of the next term of the Superior court, and then (if not sold,) at public sale, a neat and com fortable Private Residence, located on Tryon or Main street, two doors south of II. B. Williams, convenient to the business part of the town. The dwelling contains three large rooms on the lower story and two above; a good Kitchen, Smoke-houso and stables attached. The lot is very handsome and orna mented with oak trees. Terms made known at the sale. sept 29, 1854 10-5t WILLIAM HARTY. i c i . ... BANK OF CHARLOTTE. September til, 1854. APPLICATION will be made to the next Session of the Legislature of North Carolina for an increase of ot the capital of this Bank. 10 3t II. B. WILLIAMS, Prest. Town Ordinance. Cuaklotte. S pt. 1G, 1854. At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Charlotte, held this day, at their Council chamber, It is Ordained, That the North Carolina Rail Road Company be requested so to regulate the speed of the Cars in passing through the corporate limits of said Town, that it shall not exceed the rate of Four miles pei- hour ; and on starting from the Depot they shall be required to ring the Bell, and continue to do so until the Cars have passed beyond the Town Boundary; and also to ring the Bell on the return, until the cars reach the Depot. Any Engineer or Conductor failing to ob serve this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS. FruniER It is Ordained, That no person shall be permitted to occupy more than one half the side walk while erecting any Building ; any person failing to ob serve this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS. Further It is Ordained, That no person shall ob struct the side gutters with material for Buildings; any person violating this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS. FrjKTKKit It is Ordained, That no person shall be permitted.to build any Stable or Cow House within less than CO feet of any street, in said Town ; nny per son violating t:,is Ordinance shall pay a forfeit of FIF TY DOLLARS. Further It is Ordained, That the Town Guard shall put up in a lot any Horned or Mooley Cattle that they may find lying in the streets at night, and the owner or owners of such Cattle shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIFTY CENTS on each head of cattle so found. W. F. DAVIDSON, Intcndard. J. B. KERR, Toivn Clerk. KF Whig copy. I0-4w Charlotte Marble Yard. HAVING disposed of our entire interest in the Mar. blc Yard to Messrs. Win. Tiddy & Sjn, we recom mend them to our friends. STOWE &. PEG RAM. September 2C, 1854. THE subscribers having bought out the intercut of Messrs. Stowc &. Pegram in the Charlotte Marble Yard, respectfully tender their services to the people of Charlotte and the country generally in this line ot busi- m. ...ii . . . . . nea. i ney are iiuiy prepared to furni&li Monuments, Gravestones, Marble Steps, Table Slabs, and other patterns cut from Marble, according- to the most approved taste and sty leu, ami uj:on the most ac commodating terms ever offered in t he Southern coun try. The Yard is situated on the North West corner of the Charlotte Depot Yard, where the subscribers, or their agents, may always b found. WM. TIDDY & SON. September 56, 1854. Ifltf Female School. rrilE Fall Session of Miss Sarah F. Davidson's School 1 will commence on the FIRST MONDAY of Octo ber next. Those of her patrons who are in arrears for Tuition will please call on W. F. Davidson and settle their ae eo m its. Charlotte, September 21, 1854. 9.3t NOTICE. THE firm of WALLACE & CROSS U this day dia 1 solved by mutual consent.' All persons indebted to them are requested to come forward and make pay ment by October ourt, or their accounts will be lound iu the bands of an officer for collection. WALLACE Ac CROSS. Sept. 15, 1831 Stf Sept. 29, its tun himL FISHER & HEINITSH, sale c3 netail Near the Court. Houft CHARLOTTE, JT. C, RESPECTFULLY invite attention to their large .nd well selected stock of W nmsrs, i iu mica Is. Prrfumeryt Brandies, WViirs, t)ye&t ltmishts, 9fc. Having received a thorough edufation to this rcspoti Bible business in nil its branches, bUh in this coun'r and in Europe, and being largo pnrchusers 1 r tlx ir combined establishments, thus posscFsintr peculiar ud vantage, they confidently assert their ability end deter mination to compete with any house in the South an roi gards the Purity, Freshness, and Price of their nrliclv. . Physicians' Prescriptions compounded with the Uir- ' est attention and in accordance with the Pharuiacopian of the United States. Dealers supplied with Essences, Oils, &c, at New York Prices. Sept. 22, 1854 9-ly SALEM ACADEMY. ANEW Session of the above Academy, (situated 4 . miles south of Charlotte,) opened on the 2d Mon day in July, nnrter the management of Mr. S. W. Kkii, a regular graduate. He proposes to teach all the bianehes usually taught in Academies. liis terms are as follows : ReadiuK, Writing and Arithmetic $5 per session of five months ; Geography, Grammar and History SO per session ; Chemistry, Bor, any and Natural Phi osophy $7 per session ; L nguages, Aljrebra, Ike, $121 per session. P. S. Good Boarding can be had convenient to th Academy, at $0 per month. B. R. G. W T. B Aug. 4, 1S51 SMITH, WILLIAMSON, PRICE, Stf Com. Norrls Wor jYofis.'otrn, Pcun. THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery as 1 follows, vix : TliE Coknisii Pr.nnvc Enik, high and low pressure Pumping,- Stampiig nnd Hoisting Steam ErgjuKS; Cornish Ti Mrs, Sta.vis, Cbi shebs, Wi.nchks, Iron Blocks, Pi i.i.kys of all siz-s. nnd every variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes. THOMAS, COKSON & WEST. june 2, 1854 45-ly c Notice. HAVING sold my entire stock to Miller ti. Phclnn, 1 have placed all my Notes end accounts in the hands of R. M. Sterling for collection. Those indebted to me are requested to make immediate payment. 1J. HELKMAN. September 1, '54. 0-tf Wait for the Waggons! T7HAT FOR ? s.iv y". Well, wc will tell yii. It kV because JENKINS it TAYLOR have opened a Mammoth Stove Store, in Williams's New Brick Building, Charlo.U-, N. C, just opposite the Bank ol Charlotte, where can be found the largest, cheapest and best stock of . ever offered in North Carolina, all of which will be sold at the lowest CASH Prices. In additien to our regular assortment, wc have six different sizes of the celebrated IRON WITCH AIR-TIGHT with which we challenge the KOiid to produce a better. We have ulso all kinds of Stoves suitable for Churches, Stores, Parlors, Bed-rooms, &.c, &c. Now, we will tell you why we head our advertisement " wait for the wttrgoii8." l is because we have three waggonn const.inily running through the country with Stoves and will deliver tbeui within $0 milesof Charloite. All Stoves sold by us will be put up Iree of charge and warranted to do well; and now, as we have told yi-u about the Stoves we will say to you, that vc have 1 1 kinds of , Brittania Japan, Tin and Sheet Iron BRASS KB TTL B S, S TO V L PI PB S, $-c. , constantly on hand. All ORDERS sent to us will be promptly alien dert to by JENKINS & TAYLOR. Charlotte, March 10, '54. 33 If Right Side Up. CiHARLES T. EBERHARD &. CO., arc still carrying . on the BOOT AND SHOE MAKING, at their old stand I wo doord hi low Parks A II ulchitison's Store, where all work wanted in the " line can be ob tained. 0"A11 kind of READY MADE WORK on Und and for sale. Also, superior OIL BLACKING, by the wholesale aud retail, manufactured by C. T. Ebirhard. O'All persons indebted for lust year arc rrquesttd to come and settle their accounts. We niusl have money. C. T. EBERHARD & CO. M;.rcli 3, rl. .',0-tl BOYNE &, SPROWLE, COLUMBIA, S. C, BEG leave to inform the ci:izensof f harlotte npd vicinity, that they are prepared to furnish Monuments, Tombs, Tablets, Head stones, tVc, at extremely low prices All orders for any artiele addressed to G. N. HOPE, Charlotte, N.C., will meet with prompt attention. March 21, 1854. 35tf WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN ttOODS, fl A I ' AssilS AM) JPaper Iliazisixise, AT GREAT BARGAINS. rIMIE subscriber has in store, of his own mnnufacHire J and importation an enormous stock of WINDOW SHADES, Gilt ornices, Paper Hangings, Miilriisst , Satin Delaines, Damasks, Luce and Muslin Curtains, Tassels, Loops, &.c. All of which arc offered at prices that are appreciated by all close buyers and economical housekeepers. II. W. KINSMAN, 177 King.st. Mar 24, '54 ly Charleston, 8. C. " Mining Machinery." C CORNISH PUMPS, Lifting and Forcing, Cornish I Crushers, Stamp3, Steam Engines, and general Mining work, made by the subscribers at short notice. LA NO, COOK & CO., Hudson Machine Works, Refer to Hudnorf, N. Y. Jas. J. Hodge, Esq ., New-York, june 8, H5 4 43-y GEORGE N. HOPE, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Residence next house to the Ciholif? Church, Charlotte, N. C. Orders from the country punc tually utteiuh d to. March 24, '54. ly. MEDICAL NOTICE. " DR. P. C. CALDWELL has associated bis son. Dr. JOSEPH W. CALDWELL, with him in the Prac. tice of Medicine. Office, 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 requested to settle tlie same at an early duv Mar 24 r. U. UALirvELL. NOTICE is hereby given that applifjatitN jlj ba made at the in xt session of the Legislature t jt a charter for a Mutu-il Life Insurance Company to be located in Charlotte, N. C. An;. II J " VTOTICE is hereby given ihst np,.lic..ioh wilt he i made at the next Session of the Legtrlatur h,, , a charter 'or a Mutnul Fira Insurance ( oinpsti vtri oeatrd in Charlotte, N. C. A . 1 f f