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Fashionable Piibiic.
V O K T R V
-ST A Z A S.—B V A m r: i.i v
PiiI^Mar, thnt \\i‘li thy s.jH. y:iil;
Ca!iie«nt my br:'i;il i v;‘,
I have a soiic to .'■mg to-ni^ii'.
Cu'oro thou lak'pt thy mournful i- nvr.
^'.n^c thfu PO softly tii:u' I’.ath
'I'hat monti'.s hav;' ahn^cr tuoir.* d I iv hf'.'t.--.
And I am like a littlt- bird
'i'lint'? skpt. too Lum air.’TC the
Arid \v:ti;'ii;r, :-its vi it’u \vavcli ?s \vill^^
.Sofr-;;iacrin;f ’mid t!»o shad''? ul'cwn ;
Tal oh ! witli saddf.T heart 1 .-^ing—
i ; ing of one \vho ’.sv Il.-s iii heavcii.
Tiic winds arc soft, I’lo tIouJs arn few,
•\nd te nderer! thought my lieart btiiiui! ?.
tloaiii!" up through m.-it and d-. \v.
Tiic pale young i.ioon con;cs i>ut and .'-.iii’i
And to the ^rt'cn resounding shore
Tn silvery troop? the ripple? crowd,
' i':il all the ocean, diinjil d o’f r,
I/.t'fs lip its voice, and 1 lULdis ah'^d ;
A:id ^?ar on plar. all ?.jfl and cnlm,
Fio.u.-: lip ynn arch seirnoly hhi. ;
And lost tu t unh, an l stitpetl in luiUii,
My spirit floats in cthir t>;o.
Loved one! though lost to liuman si.]i>r,
I feci thy spirit lingering near.
As softly a.-' I feel the Inrht
That tremblrs through the atniosphero.
A55 in some temple’s holy shadc.-^,
Tho’ mute tlie hymn, and Imsi'd the prayer,
A r-’olomn awe the soul pervades.
"Which tells that worship has b^tn thi n’;
A br. aih of incense loft al>n»’.
Where many a censer, 5%vung around,
"tVdl thrill the wanderer, like a tone,
Who treads on consecrated grouiui.
I know thy soul, from worlds of Mis^
That stoops awhile to dwel! wi'!i ru' .
Hath caught the prayer I broa; ':: d in tbi.-?,
That I at last might dwell v. i’h thee.
I hear a muri.;ur from the sea-?.
That thrilU me like, ihy spirii's t-ighs -
I hear a voice on every breevce,
Tliat mak.'s to mine its low replies
A voice all low and sweet, like thine •
It gives an answer to my praytr.
And brines !ny soul from lieav’u n sign,
That it shall know and mctt tlieo th'T.'
rilknow th 2 there by tiiat svv-ei. t i.ice,
Itiund which a t^ndt r halo j‘la>rf,
Still touched with that v:ipTi.?s:\- ;^"a(’e,
That made thee lovely all thy days;
But that sweet smile that o'er it slu.d
A beauty like the-Iight of ev; n,
■Whose soft rxpression nev; r fdni.
Even when its soul had lL)wa to ht u' ii;
ril know the by the starry crown
That glitters in thy golden hair;
Oh! by these blessed signs aion'’,
I’ll know thee there—I’ll know thee th re
I'nr ah! thine eye, within whose sphere
Tlie sw'^c’? 01 youm and Dc;ui‘y meet,
'That swam in love and softness hire,
3Iust s•v^■;m in love and softness yet.
}’or ah ! i's dark and liquid beam-=,
Tho’ sadil^n'd I'.y a thousand sighs.
Wore hoii- r than th-) light that streaiii:^
Down f;oiii the gates of Paradise - •
W; re I)rigiit and radiant like the morn.
soft and d>wey as tho fvt —
TwO rnd for ey s where suuks are l.orn-
young for eye;.' that !i arn to gri- vv.
I v.'onder if tlus cool. ?wet t i^r
llatii touciied thy lips and faan'd thy i.-row
r'or all my spirit hears and see.-.
Recalls thee to my memory now;
I'or eviry ho\ir we breathe apart
Will but mcreasc— if tl>at ’can be—
The lov-^ that fills this IttiW heart.
Alrca.iv tilled so full of thee.
V-t ni 'ny a tear these cyt^s must weep,
Anil many a sin must be forgiven,
i:re tliese pale lids shall sink to sleep —
Kre thou and I sl’.all meet in heaven.
Louisville, ICy.
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id li^h?
ENHiSH
25ii3 eiassical StiJOfl
THE Subf=cribrrs rcspcrt
fully tender their thanks to tlic |
citizens of Ch.irlotte, uiul t'lr i
public «renerally, Inr the libe
ral patrona4,^e they have recei
ved since they commenced the
Tailoring Business
in this place. From pas;t ex-
j)crience, they now have no
hesitation in raying that tliey
are prepared to give f^rneral
pnti'^n'iction to nl! -vvlio may tavor them 'tvitli their
patronage. All work done in their establishment
■will be u ARRANTKD, po flir SIS making and cutting is
concerned. Thev have juf^t receiveil tlieir
FALL & WINTER FASHIONS
PROSPECTUS OF THE
>fi!ia S^ciulictaiico
' and will contiinie to receive regular reports of En-
' glish and French Fashions.
! Their Shop will be found in the south-east win^
of Mr. Leroy Springs’ brick ijuildinrr.
}JETHUi\E & JOHA'SOIV.
; Charlotte. April 2i>. 18i0. 7....V
p. S. NEY
ILL open a School hi the immediate vicinity
o:'the Catawba Springs, Lincoln County, on
Monday the 20tli ii^siant. Studies will embrace
all the branches requisite to quality students lor en-
lering College.
^TERMS OF TUITION :
Engllfih EJemenU and Arithradic for ten mos. SIO
Kntire English
Classical and Mathcmafical do., ^ . 7? ,
Stenography, to amj Student dtsiring it„ gratia. JJut
710 adinissioft for less than half a Session (Ju’o and
a half months) eurept on special agreement.
The reputation c\ Mr. Ney as ari instructor oi
youth, is so well known iti \\estcrn North Carolina,
as to require no conmicndation. As to his capacity
and unwearied attention to the advancement ot his
pupils, reference may be made to moat of the lead-
ng men of the adjoining counties.
Students can obtain boarding at the Catawoa
Springs, (I’i'.os. Hfimpton's) un reasonable term.s
thV dif-tauce from the Springs to the School being
only o’.ie mile.
Catawba Springs, Se])f. IG, ISil.
The State Tcmpcranco Society of North Ca
rolina, at its late meeting, directed the Exec
utive Committee to take measures for the estabUsh-
ment, at this place, of a Journal, devoted to the
cause of Temperance. ,
In obediencc to their wishes, t nd impressed v;ith
the importance ot such a publiciition, tlie committcL j
have determined, ii sutlicient encouragement can 1
PROSPECTUS OF T^tE
Congressional Globe and Appendix.
TI^SE works have now been published by us for
ten ccmsecutive sessions of Congres. Commencing
with tlie RC.ssioii of 1S32-3. They have had such
wide circulation, and have been so universally ap
proved and sought after by the public, that we deem
It necessarv only in this prospectus to say that they
will be coniinue'd at the next session of Congress,
and to state, succinctly, their contents, the form in
which they will l>e printed, and the prices for them.
The Congressional Globe is made up of tlie daily
„ ses of Congress. The
abridged, or condensed,
or readable length.
cw t^ash Htorc.
CHARLES E. MOSS & CO.
AHK .NOW r.ncnivuNG AND orr.xiNt; a
Sphindid Af^.^i)rt7ii(’/tt oj
urged against it.
While, however, the promotion of Tempcrancc
will be the first and leading object of our .lournal,
it is our intention, that its pages shall be divensihed
by a ’’eneral summary ol the most important events
of th^ day, and by particular attention to the inter
est of Agriculture.
In carrying out this object, the Commiltcf^ looii
with confidence to the firiends of Temperance, par
ticularly in North Carolina, for aid and .sup}>ort. A
new impulse has been given to the cau.-^e in tlii^
sometimes two number.-^, a week. Wc have invari
ably printed more numljers than theie were weeks in
a session. The approaching session of Congress, it
i^ expected, will continue 7 monlh.s; it so, subscri
bers may expect between 30 and 40 numbers, winch,
together, will make between 500 and 000 ro}al quar
to page.«.
The appomiix is made up ol' the s a;i-
nual message, the reports of the principal olhcerH; o;
the C.overainet that accompany it. and all the long
neeches of members of (’ongress, written out or le-
G
. Tn the Ikick Store formerly occupied by Sfumiel A.
' ilarri."-. Their Goods wen‘ ]nirchased in New-York
Uind Pliiladelphia lor CASH KNTlllEl.V, by one
of the lirni. They Hatter themselves tliat tludr
Stock will be found clu aper than any ever oth'r».'d i
: for sale in this place. An they intend to do an c.\- j
I clusiN e (,'ASll L>V'SINLjS, tlu’v hope that none i
. will expect to ])urcha.~e on fir. ^ ^ j
I 'liarlotte. November 2, ISll. j
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
WECiMOES,
i!££L ESTATE, SQLC-MINES, &0.
N obedience to a Decrec made by the Court ol
Equity lor the County of Mecklenburg, hi the
case of ,/iiitif‘S //. (h'!'. Adiniiiistrafor oJ illiam
and ./»hn R. William.^ vs. jrHliam Davidson
! and ofh'.rs, we shall expose to Public Sale, at the
j ('ouitlujuse in Charlotte, o)i. the 4// .Monday ni Jan-
; vary nc.rt, the following property, viz; between
briate has commenced, and is .still going on with a | joiicr, v/e have not completed the Appendix until
power and success, which the most sanguine never 1 or two months alter the cio.se ol the ses.sion ; but.
dared to anticipate. Give us but the means ol com- j we intend to print the
friend of Temperance. Morality, I-_ ^ ' 1 . -
ai,I us prmnpll!/. As tl.c ol^cct fe/>/o">SOnco ! in
DR. G. J. FOX
Has ill?!, received ti large and general assorlnient of j
’ MEDlCOEl^,
Dvo-Stufls, IVrfLinierv, Hionipsonian
IVIediciiics, AVines and Spirils for
medical use.
And a variety of other articles, all of which he
warrants genuine, and will sell low for cash.
Charlotte, April 27, IS 10. S....I'
mim,
AND
CoUoii-lTarii.
The MILLEDGEVII.LE COTTON FAC
TORY, (situated in Montgomery (*ounty, 22
miles east of Salisbury.) is now in lull operation.—
Those intimately acquainted with the Yarn of this
Faclorv. prefer it to any manufaclured in the State.
' EDWAUD BUUAGE.
N. B.—The Subscriber wishe.s to procure about
FIVE nUNDRED BALES OF
, (Of the best quality,) lo 1-e d-livrred :it Fado-
ry, which he will spin, either one litdl tor li *■ (-ihiT.
! oV at eight cents per pound.
EDWARD JiUiiA^E
December 7. iSll. :50...r
^ifj(ihj a;t() C'Jic
N E Ck 11 O E !^ ,
.\monir:-l irhirJi are st.vtral c.rcrllcnt .MrcJiantcs. Mi-
71C7S, House Servants, 4’e-
(>M(‘ C'onier l.ot and iniprovenienis
Xcar th*' C'onrthon^r, and. several innnijjroved Lots,
in tha Tinvn of i 'harlvtle
Oiic Tract of liaiid
In the vicinity rd'Town ; c-n int,rtsl in the Lrmons
Mine; an inf'^erest i)t a Saw Mill on Sngar Creek ;
an interest in ike Clark (told Mine Tract; an. in
terest in the Sample, Ale.rander, and Illavr Dunn
(iold Mine 7'racts; an interest in the IMUiams
(hjld Mine Tract; an interest in the Elms Mine ;
an interest in the .famison Mine; .1/? interest in the
Hldke Aline 'J'racl; an interest in the ^ena.'t Alex-
andir (iold Mine Tract; also, the En xc Tract—
tdgether ivitk
VVi»??oiis, Carria^e^, Stock of vari
ous kiiids,
I-'.nibracing all the properly conveyed in the several
Deeds of I'rust made l)V the said A\ illiam Davddson
to VV. .Morrison, dec.M.’.f. J. Blackwood, and J. W.
()sb(»rne, ;uul by Jamts IL Blake to said Morrison Uiid
G. W. Caldwell.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
.TOS. H. WILSON, '1
Adm. of W. Morrison, deed.. ( Trustees of
J. .». I^LACKWOOl), fW. Davidson.
JAMES W. OSP.OPvNE, J
G. W. CALDWELL, 'J’rustee of James
H. Pilake.
December 11, ISil. 40...ts
N. B. The sale will be continued from day to
day, until al! shall iitive been sold.
with the new year, delay on the part ot friends , its ^ to ti>e 'i
may be flxtal. Let every imlividual, then, who fees 1 C^lobe, the r. ‘ ‘ b,, ^h
an interest in our success and ev’ery lemperancc j ihe^speeCii a oj ^ ./
Society, become responsible, at once, lor the num
ber of copies which they suppose can be circulated
in their vicinity, and forward their names immedi
ately, for 10, 20, or 50 copies, as they may think the
demand of ihcir neigliboriiood may justity. In this
way only, can wc hope for success in our eifort.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee 01 the
North Carolina Temperance Society, the following
resolution was adopted; M Jiercas, arrangements
have been made to commencc the publication ol a
Temperance Journal in the City of Raleigh, on the
first week in January next, provided One Thousand
Subscribers can be obtained.
liesolved, Tiiat it be most earnestly recommend
ed to each of the Ollicers of the State Temperance
Societv’, and to the mend>ers of the State Coven
TO TWK PI BLTC.
tion, and to any who are friendly to the cause, im-
mediatelv' after the receipt of this resolution ; to be
come responsible tor from ten to fiity Subscribers,
so that the publication may commence at t!ie time
contemplated
cii. ov ;!MV u
tlie Congressional
t’li-n to tlie Appendix to see
e member him-
self. , , r. • I
Now. there i= no .sourcc but the Congressional
Gfobe and A})pendix. from which a person can ob
tain a full history of the proceeditigs ol Congres?.
G.m.es t\nd iSka'I'ox .~ jU\gi-tcr ot Dt bate.'^, VNiiiih
contained a history, has lieon suspended lor three
or four years. It c.o.-t atn'ut ii»e tunes ns inucii I 'r
a session as tiio Cop.givs^^ioii.il Cvlobe and^x\.ppendi>..
and did not contain an rrpuil nmount of matter, a
great portion ol tlie current j)!-oceedings being on'iit-
Ted. We are enabled to i-'rint the Congressional
Globe and Appendix at the lov> rate now proposed,
by having a l irge qu;int:ty of type, and keeping the
Congrssiona! matter lliat v.'e set up lor the daily uiid
scmi-weeklv Globes, standing for the Congression
al Globe and Appendix. If we had id set op
matter purposely tor these works, we lonld not af
ford to jn-ini tlieai tor double the price no .v
Complete indexes to both the Congressional Globe
and the Api)endix are printed at the close of each
session, and sent to all subscribers lor them.
W^e liave on hand 3,000 or 1,000 surplus copio^ of
TS
5
Stf-tv of X.ivtli i’iiioliJia,
M E C K I. E N B U R (} C O U ,\ T Y.
Svpcricr Court of Imw, August Term, 1S41.
MARTHA FLENNIIvEN
VS.
•■^^7 OULD rcspcctfully inlorm the Public, that hr* | SAMUEL t LENNIKEN
T T h;i- i!:rain returned to Charlotte, wlieie he \ tliis case, it appearing
1 Petiiion for 13ivorcc.
'.N. )
appearing to the sritisfiiction of the
mav 1m^ found at all times, unless called av/ay pro-| fi C(ujrt. that the Defendant. SAMUEL FLT^N-
fessioual’v. Should any he disappointed in calling, jXlKEN, is not an inhabitant of this State:—It is
liy his heinir absent from town, such can niake their j thereibre ordered, that publiciition he made lor Ihree
own appointment, by leaving a note in tiie Post-Ol- i months in the Charlotte Journal and tiie Mecklen-
lice, which appointment shall be attendevi to punc- | burg Jeffersonian, notitying the said defendanl to be
tuaily on hi^ part. He deems all reterences as uii- I ^nd app'ear at the next Superior Court of Law to
necessarv. having practiced in this comnnniity about h)(3 for the County of Mecklenburir, at the
iour years. Charges moderate. Oiflce No. C, Courthouse in Charlotte, on the Fonrth Monday in
I February next, then ancl there (o plead, answer, or
17...F i demur to said Petition, or iudLreinent pro coiifcsso
- I will be entered up against him. and the petition
! heard exparte.
Witness, Jr.NNiXG.=! B. Kerr. I'lerk of our said
Court, at Otiice, the; Fourth Monday m August. A!
nire puuiiciy, ui im; v_ oui uiuu^t jj. •. j.i..- ]>., IS ll. and in tiie GGtli year of the indept tnh nee
lotto, on the first day of January next, tor the j of said State. J. J3. KERR, C. M. S. ('.
Price adv. !tiri0. .‘>7...;>m
J'-iilN O’FARRET.Ti announces to his custom
ers and the rublic generally, that lie has dis}>o-
.sed of hi.s ('ntirc n,tocK of Groceries. Liipiors, &c., to
Mr. John J>. Uoued;c «»f Liucolnloii, and will closc
his business in Charlotte on Thursday of the en.'.u-
ing April County (^nirl. I'litil then, however, he
v. i 1 fo;itii!ue in business at bis old stand, and be glad
to :i>-coinniodat(‘ liis cuslomi'rs with every article in
ihe Grocery liia', on the most reasonable terms.
J. O’F*. trivi's this early notice of his intention 10
clo.^e hu>-in» ss, in order that all who owe him, either
1-y note or book account, may have due time to C(>me
fo'rvv'ard and make settlement, which he earne.stly re-
(luesls them (o do between This and July (>ourt, for
his notes and accounts must posiliv'ely then be
closed.
('liarlotte. March 5, 1511. . 1-tc
at tlie Mansion House.
Charlotte. Nov. 23. ISll
Moticc.
11 i
’Taken U}),
be Rented at the same time and place, for one year, j
the Houses Ibrmerly owned bv ihe late James M. ; , t 1 r i •
Hutchison, on main street, adjoining Col. Alexan- j A ND committed to^the Jail ol this couniy. on the
j l\. 27th of September last, a Negro nnn, about 20
j years of age, round full face, smt'fit h forehead, thick
I lips, and Hat nose, five feet 7 or S inches high, with
j a scar on the tore iin^or of the lel't hand, made, he
i says, bv a cutting’ knit'e. he ownt r.is n queste*! to
I come torward. prove property, pay charges, and
1 take him away, or he will be dealt with as tiie law
I dirccts. T. N. 7\LEXANiJER, Shei ijf.
: Charlotte, N. C„ Oct. 10. 1841. 32...r
der’s Hotel
Dec
on, on main street, adjoinintr Col. Alexan-
3tel. T. L. HUTCHISON,
For his Son.
11. ISll. 40...fs
-fitsvo flnvitxs^
WILL BE HIRED, to the highest
bidder, for the term of twelve months,
at the CourthcuRc door in Charlotte,
on the iiuitavt, 'J’EN FII' TEPjN
A ERY VALUABF.E NEGROES, belonging to
Mrs. Graham, (insane.)
BENJ. MORROW. Guardian.
December 14, 1SII. I X..th
J^ast Xolicr.
The snb.^cribcr hereby notifie ' all pcrsonfi in
debted lo the laie firm of Ate.rand- r Jiroth-
ers that (he business of that crncern must b*‘ closed
rnrthwith. All wlio do not comply with tln.s notice
between tliis time and the 1st ot J;inuary next, by a
f=ettlement of their notes or accounts, lanv rest *^su-
rcil ot havi:*g to ihtMii with •'in oificcr. This;
j? j.jsitivLlij the last votice wc shall rive on this .sub-
AHAM ALEXANDF'
f the
COACH MAKING.
THE Subscribers hav'ing entered in
to copartnerslnp, will carry on the above
business in all it.-; various liranclies, at
the ohi stnnd tormerly owned by Mr.
(Jarter Crittenden, opposite the Jail.
All work WARRANTED ;-and Re
pairing done at the bhortest notice, for moderate
charges,
CHARLES OVERMAN,
JOSHUA TROTTER.
Charlotte, June 15, 1841. 12m
>nc : T tl
J3urn
A D .\ M ALE >1A N D E R.
-■ f^urviving Parii:' r
\V
k; . f
0
f Hand
ail;
un*.. t.iO
I .aiiu 1 u.'. ai'
. d
He
plr.
ajooftsjjinotns.
Tii. NTER wouhl
1; er- .11 d i!i» nnjdir. "^n«*r;uiv. that li>
- ' l Onjv inXDJ.XG P.U.siNESS
■ '■ r .O- ,i-; I ; f‘;-‘ ]»r ;Uf
* ‘ ■’o rc‘« ;»( i.rd.T - ,!i l;;s iiiic
■ • U^l ' .- • ! • . t' C'T I
3^\ntfs eonntt%
'r V E F o U X I) E ,
Cerntr of Ann and i^icissau Sts., I\cic-\ork,
B> h'SPECTFTJLLY informs liis old patrons,
i V j'.ud the public ocnerally, tluit he continues to
mnnufacture and supi>ivevery a.rticle used in the prin
ting businesi?. as w( II a.s to stereotype all jobs that
may olli'r. He onibmces Ihis opportunity to return
thanks to those whose patronage he has extensive
ly enjoyed I'or s.> many years, and to say that he is
to be iHund at th(^ old established stand, corner of
Ann ;nnl Nast-au strt-'ds, fully prepared to execute
.any order that he inn v he honoured with; and that the
'i’vpe manufactiired 'i'y hnn, is from uselection (ffa
ces taken from his okl specimens, together with a
number ot'additions of a superior ciU ; that he is
enabled to sur,ply sorts ;is well as founts, of the
mo.st heauliful oi'his old faces, and of a greatly im-
]»roved (piality of meial. He i.s also engaged in get
ting up, b}' a newly discovered process, an ex
tensive series of new and highly ornamental arti
cles. Arrangements arc made with the manutac-
turi-rs of Presses and other Printing materials, that
will enable him to execute orders as expeditiously
as any other Founder in the Union, and on us favo-
rai)le terms.
A new specimen is now in the course of printing.
\^’ith Scissor.-^ sharp and Razor keen,
PH dress your hair and shave you clean.”
Buonaparte, the Barber,
RESPECTFULLY informs liis customer.^,
tbi‘t he has removed his establislmient to the
east end ot” Col AlexanderV Long Rovv% a
few doors east of the (‘ourthou.se, where he will be
plea."(*d to see them ;it all times. He professcR to be
master of the “Tonsorial Art,’* and will spare no ct-
fort to iijfordre Miti satisfaction. Charges moderate
to suit the times. [Cliarlotte, Marcli 9, 1811. ’
The North Carolina Temperaucc Union will be
published weekly on a medhim .sheet, (say 26 by 18
inches,) at One IJollar and Fifty Cents, per annuiTij
payable in advance. Letters containing Subscri
bers names and remittances, must be directed, post
paid or free, to the Treasurer of the Society, Jf.cSE
13ROWN, Raleigh, N. C.
Raleigh, Novendjer 28, ISll.
CONDITIONS OF THE
iFavmtr.o’ ilrot^tev,
FOR THE 7EXTII VOLl ME:—lSi2.
Artici.e T. The Farmers" Register is pupli-shed
in monthly numbers, of 01 large octavo pages each,
at -So a year payable in advance. [See also Pke.mi-
fM.',” belovv'. ]
n.—All mail payments must be made in bank
notes, or checks of far vai.le in Vihgima—or other
wise of a CITY bank of the state in which the subscri
ber resides ; and all letters to the publisher (except
such as contain articles for puhlicarioa) must be
POST-PAID ; and the publisher assumes the risk of
loss by mail-carriage of all lettei .s and lemittances
conforming to the tbregoing conditions, and which
have been properh; rormnited lo the mad, or to the
hands ot a post master, t
111.—If a subscription is not directed to be discon-
inued belore the first number of the next volume
Qt'Con^Tfcss lliU-t hu-s over L’ccii pu.
sell them for ^1 each: that is, ?1 lor tlie ( ougies
sional Globe, and -SI tor the Appendix. V. e pro
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