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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28

4 Mr.. Brooks, in one &C his late letter.
from Europe thus speaks;
4 Newspapers are precious and scarce
The postage IS immense. 4 stray GaIlg
manu- IAN English newspaper printed at Par.
IS, may now aud then be seen, and The sight
Of one IS a precious treasure, bat almos: al
| learn from the United States is IN the ht.
lie journals o. Italy, which are about as
large as one-eigfth part Of the National In.
ltelligeuccr at Washington. They tell me
the Union is breaking Up; that riots and
rows are desoatlng the whole land; that
the slaves are rebelllug, and that serylle
var IS threatened. And they rejoice loud.
" as they hold up this admonulon of the
folly housekeeping TO goYernt themselves
Nothing so much delights them as this last
demonstration, as they call il, Of the lmpos
sibIIlty Of a republic, even when founded
under the most favorable circumstances.
The Lynch Laws particularly delight them.
The Mississippi gamblers, Lynched as they
were, are nevertheless compensated with an
immortality IN every despot's journal IN Eu.
rope. The slave missionaries are wearing
crown Of glory here, as martyrs Of mad
democracy. How lr1e all these things are,
| have no means Of telling for all see is
10 these little Italian Journals, which are
particularly occupied with such Of our af
fairs as tend to dscredit all republican IN.
slI;utIons. And perhaps, one Of the great.
eel pleasures Of travelling is to read such
news Of ones own country IN foreign land.
particularly when il Is probable that all is
at least, founded on fact. The Emperor Of
Austria, II is said, has seized this occasion
to inspire his Italian subjects with horror
ct all republican institutions by making II
optional with some State prisoners in Italy
whether they will choose the punishment
Of death at home, or Punishment to the
United States"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28

A True Story.-The following story Of
" Love and Prudence" which we acc,den.
tally met with as revived in Iats Hagers
town paper, is an o'cr true tale"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28

Il first appeared, some lime since, IN the
York Pa Recorder, and the facts which
it records occurred in neghboung county,
beyond the Susquehanna. The way this
beautiful and sprshtIy heiress treated her
fortune. hunting lover should be :" a caution
TO the whole order:
LOVE AND PRUDENCE.
A young gentleman, who was desIrous
Of entering the holy state OF matrlmony and
who had turned his attention TO the 'gitd-
cd beauties Of the day--selected, OF length,
for his particular addresses, a lady, who
was reported rich, as well in the q matter
OF lucre," as ia personal and mental nccom-
plishments. He felt the charms OF his far
one stealing over his senses and casting u
witching spell " upon his faculties. But
like discreet young man, before he was
TOO far gone be wanted TO make assurance
doubly sure-and TO leave no " loop where
on to hang a doubt touching the rordly
possession Of his beloved. Fans II is true
had spoken her wealthy, but Fame had a
cruel fashion Of exaggeraiing IN these mat.
tiers. In word, 1t the truth must be told,
our lover was not SO madly IN love bat
he was able 10 preserve some method "
IN Il. Add before the glorious passion reach.
ed its crisis, he had the singular prudence
10 exam!ae The records, and 81 obtain an
exact knowledge Of the wealth OF his charm.
er How happy was lie to hnd that her
at ~ "a 81. mi
valuable than rumof had proclaimed Il.
Flying then, on the wings OF love, 10 the
dwelling o. has lair oae-In good set phrase
he declared his affection for her--made a
icuder Of his heart aud haBd--and besoughI
her 10 sm,ie upon his passion, aud make
him happy. But the faltrring tale oI
hope was no, 10 te realized. The star OF
our lovers happy fortune, bad alas not yet
cas-, IT'S SILVER light above the horizon Br
some means 1t happened the young lady had
been ap2nzed Of the extent of her lover 5
curiosity and, In the mIds, Of has dcscaut
upon flames, aud darts. and Cupids--shc
very composedly drew from her rcllcule u
small piece Of money, and approaching him,
made THIS reply" Although ! may not
prcfi b. your very favorable sentiments TO.
wards TIE, still canno, think of YOU bring
looser On my account. As YOU have been
at the expense OF scareh,h | nous, rus,si
upon being allowed to replace the amount
so expended So saying, she put au cish.
teen penny piece IN her lovers hand, and be
wen, his Nay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28

AGrdl AHec,ioit.-Thcrc are many Incl.
dents 10 the early naval history 81 our coun,
Try worth preserving, among which IS the
following aUecdote ot the hsro,c 1Ingey
When ne COMMANDED the Ganaes. ~ 1899
bcsng OF Cape Nicola Mode, he aas boa r,ied
by boat from the English insaio Surprise,
and oil the EuglIshmen on batd we're de-.
handed, and also perm~s.0n to examlnr the
protection u I1e American seamen. Cao
ialn 1ingey returned tho following mani,
add noble answer: 81 public ship carries
no protection for her men but her flag, do
not expect TO succeed 10 contest slih you
but Will de ., my quarters before man
shall le taken from the ship" The crew
gave thne hearty cheers, fastened with
niaerily to their quarters and called lor
Yankee Doodle. The caplatn Of The Sur
Prise, on hearing at the determination of the
Yankees, chose rather 10 pursue his course
than 10 do battle for dead n.en.- Boston
Journal.
4 rnarHing.-1he following is copied
lrom the back Of $ note IN Wheeling
Va: Friends take waruiug-this IS the
last dollar which | possess, of fortune o.
$50 900. The cause is ~hiskey and gin
cock tails. ruined mau.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28

Harriet, Mary, julie, clear out the femily
be shall have the bes: room, and all the
rooms of he wants them. OF you hussies,
put clean sheets on the bed. Bill, take up
this mirror. George, George, hurry up
with the boot iack-by George what a
mistake"
For fifteen minutes, Boyden raved like a
madman, and went fifty times TO the door 10
see If his wished-tor guest was returning.
The Wee President rode up TO Market.
street, where he was recognized by many
of his acquaintahces, and by them direct
ed to the Globe Tavern, which stood some.
where near the corner of Market and
Charles streets. Here Boyden's servants
came up, aud told him their master had
provided rooms for him.
" Tell him have engaged rooms said
Jefferson.
| Poor Bovden'S modification can be bet
ter ina gined than described. The chaps
who were lettering about the bar and the
large hall, ard had laughed heartily at the
disappointment OF the muddy farmer, had
recovered from their astoulshment, and
we're preparing 10 laugh at their downcast
landlord. After some time, he prevailed
upon some friend 10 wait upon Mr.. Jefferson
with his apology, and request that he should
return and take lodgings at has house, pro
missing the best room, and that all ALLEGATION
should be gwen him.
Mr.. Jefferson returned the following On.
sver Tell Mr.. Boyden," said he,
! appreciate his kind intentions but II lie
bad no room foe the muddy farmer, he shall
have 10 room for the Vice President.
Baltimore AdengRE.
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The Homes, Roy.-A gentleman from
the country placed hIa son wlih dry goods
one. chant IN -- 81. For a tine all
went on well. Al length lady came to
the store to purchase silk dress, aud the
young man waited upon her. The prtce
demanded of her was agreed TO, and he
proceeded to fold the goods. lie discover.
ed, before he had finished, flaw IN the
silk, aud pointing IT out to the lady said,
" Madam, deem /, a,y duty to tell YOU
there is fracture IN the silk"
OF course, she did not take il.
The merchant overheard The remark, and
immediately wrote to the father OF the boy
to come and take him home for" SAID
he, "he riH aerer make a merchant"
The father, who had ever reposed conf.
dence IN his son, Vas much grieyed, and
FASTENED 20 the city TO be informed 81 his
deEciencies. why will be mol make a
merchant J" asked he.
Because h. has no tact" was The an.
swer. "Ooly day or two ago, he told a
lady, voluntarily, Who vas bnsing silk Of
h;n that the goods were damaged aud
las: the bargain, Purchasers must look out
for themselves. II they cannot discover
flaws, it would be footis,uess OF me 10 tell
them Of their existence"
4" And is iha, all his iau, y asked the pa.
rent.
Yes" answered ;hs merchant, " he IS
very well Ia other respects"
Then | love my son better than ever !:
and ! thank YOU or telling me IL the mat.
ter; would not have him another day IN
your store for the world"
We make 40 comments on the above
Whether such a trade as the merchant
would make, or rather taking advantage OF
tho purchasers ignorance, IS making The
best Of ones knGaiedg> We leave our read
ers 10 decide.--N. 4. Gdiary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28

lower eud Of IredeII county, that valuable
Plantation on which John Sioan, Esq, decd
lived, containing about 900 acres. The
land is well adapted 10 the growth of Cot
ton and all kinds Of grain, with large and
commodious Dwelling House, and all Deces.
sary Out houses. 1t Is considered one Of
the best farms IN the lower end Of IredelI
county but any person having it IN view
10 purchase, and wishing to see the land,
j, viii be shoSn by applying to the su,scri.
Der, near Mount hourne, IredeIl county,
The terms Will be made known on the day
Of sale.
SAM'L. L, SLOAN.
October 6. 1896. til
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-17
Ey E- Pr.s:,!eat of M L. s. of hr:tr;e0.
4 PROCLAIM ALTON

(IH ft| TsHit![II ~ ~ .. -. ~ slh.t'..G q
\ PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. Vrca,f oi Peace. Friendship.
Navigation and Commerce. between ,hc
Uni,ad States oi America and ,hc Re.
public OF Ncnczuc!I. was concluded and
siencj &. Caracas. o;. '::c twentieth day
Of January, in the yea, al our Lore!
ono thousand cish, hundred an! lli.;,
six. which Trca:v is word for word as
follows:
7reetg Il Pnaer. Tc.end,d;g, Navigation
and Commrcr. br',-scm h:c i.aiti .IGtes
ct ;:asr:co c,inie R,pa5Ae of Irae>u'is.
The tm',' 4 SIa,"s Il .incuca, AMI TIC
Ropn5.,c q! Ncnosgcl p, sigttE.n. TO ian,c
lastirs ans! fra. ,;,c l,,,:y.si.,? arr! good
,nie's,an,!ir. winch A2qril 'era!j, be-
tween boil. .,4.!o"s. ha:e :c-oiye4 :" II.
in manner clca- distinct. au! ,ae.:''s.
tho rules which snail. ~ lIt4!c. be :c,.-
ously obsc.scd hc:wecn Tic ouc a,i t.
other b, !acaus of a.rca,, q. IN nish,r,
con'i c.. a:,i nav. cation Fatl nsr>:
tcsirabi@ object. tho rs cn: Il ilc
Un,;cl STAT, "l trarrica, .,, co.,c:tc (.
full power on Joi'1 6: \. Naliaa,,e. i
Citizen .! Tic saii >:a. = ar' i.lr:: i.afrr
c'ah'ircs 10 t'c 81! s''p"'..r a"1 =
Fes'arn' o: the h'T''s. ~: ' cno-ieia
on San:"s Ntshc!tna' i 'h'.'e' Of la" ''''I
hepunh', ".."' "i;'' i."''s'< Exchange"
'h''' 'a'' 'r'' r""cfS' III Cue an" i'''''''r
i:omI. have agreed ~ &c i0.!op.ag Ast!-
clrs:
AIT '.hE J. 's,c S!'''' '' i''''.'''
h'" a"' ,A''''&o'e ''','r %" -. N'''' .'t
is' HaN'''P I" - "a. -
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IN al 'n' 'N'''' y Z. Ga ''''>''''''"> aus
territories. aH'' % '%''i' '.'''' or '''''
Citizens, respHS.'''!.' "!'''"s "''''"' ''''
oi persons "1 place.
ART. nc '"'i',: S'a''' 81 n''.r'''' ,''''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-17

from tne one Country III us own 'cSHe's'
Ia any foreign country, may. IN like man
ner, be exported or c-cxiot!cd in she
| vessels Of tho other coun;'y. And the
same bouu,cs. duties aud draw backs shall
hr allowed ard collected. whether such
lcxpo.ia,ion or re-c%po'.a':on hc made IN
vcs>cl. nl .hc United States or Of lhc Re
public of FcncZuc!a.
Art. D. For The better understanding
sf the preceding article. ana taking into
consideration tho aciua. state ni thc COIN
mcrciai marine OF The Republic of Eenc-
zuc!a. j, has been s.irula,o'! and agreed.
,ha, all vessels belonging exclusively 10
citizen or citizens Of said Republic, and
uhosc captain is also = citizen of the
same, though the construction or tho crew
arc or :::ay br foreign. shall be considered
Tor oil the objects OF this ltca;y, as 'c-
nozulan r,s,;l.
AaT. 6. No higher or other duties shall
hc i,apnscd on the importation into The
United States Of any articles, utc produce
or manufactures Of the Republic Of 'cae-
z-ela. and 20 higher or other duties shall
bc imposed on TIC Importation im:o The
Republic Of Venezuela cf ony articles
TIC produce .! manufactures Of tho | nj
ted States. ,!an arc or .luii DC payable on
,Lc like articles. being tho produce o: ma
auias,uycs nf All, n:!.cr foreign country;
noesi.ali any higher OK other duties or
charges be imposed in c;:hcI OF The two
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
Sp5khFMIAANpEEB y GEEsSTs SAEEs $S

subscriber has much pleasure presenting the public Compo
ion that eny inesrucisbe in itself hut found
conductor Of Heat aud Is therefore invaluable in the
Of Iron Chests Safes Window Shuiter Door &c and
manufacturing and ready receive orders for the above named
tces.
Persons de=irous purchasing wishing farther proofs can
erhed by witnessing actual experiment " calling his
factory No. III Reid street. Of Washington. .-n
cfrb Lift WE. HAMILTON.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
Wo?OD,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

7
streets New York-T j. W. constantly for sale an excellent
assortment Of The fvilowmg:- ~.
Saws OF every description, Stocks and Bits Auc and Ausr
Bits Patent Saw Sets Capers and Dvde Turning Farmer
Chse and Gouges, Screw Plates, Stocks aFf Dies Hammers
Axes Adzes Bevils. Gagge SPIRIT Levels Furnishes Spoke
SLAVES Circular Saws, Turning Lahes Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws of an sfrs
Rules Files Drill Rows, Cutting Nippers. and Pliers Mitrc
Squares. Copssse Saw Pads oil Stones Draw Knives Plane
Irons Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Drawing Squares
Screw Tools Shelters Patent Augurs, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots, Blow Pipes &c.
n. B. large assortment sf Planes, manufactured by A. E.
Baldwin, Premium Plane, Factory, n Y. jan 2S-3ms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
nOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEpINC i. tanrh,

~ Fosters Commercial School 1888 Broadway upon the
modern and approved principles The h-us Of
The learners convenitncfihee heng classes The plan Of
instruction j. Al psin practical and comprehensive During
the course the pupil will post and balance complete sets
1T books, and Be qualified 70 perform tie duties Of Bookkpa
IN the most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANSHlP. morning. afternoon and evening Terms
moderate Apply ls5 Boadway, tover Mr.. Mau Druggist
Store) ri.
From the Boston G1zeti-
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-Tne manner in which
tbs art taught bat imperfect idea Of tie practice
Vt merchants; aud when gets, for the first time into
eoInnshouse, he finds sniiude hween what he
and what he has been taught than really exists between the cham
dler Of theatre and Aaddns lamp The great difference be-
theory and prdcticchew the study Il and lis
picaOn practical j. well known need renark and
think Ar Fosters plainly connecting syaemafc bookkeeping
nth actual advantages worthy the conside-
ration Of all wis wish acquire the forms and modes Of business in
a th@rough ard efeciual
Mr. FOSTERS long experience In the counting and
kill peuman, qualify hin, peculiar manner Tor the duties
ofhis profess on Jan 6-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
COLLEGIATEs CHOOL. No. Ieo Canal .treet. er.

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 160 Canal street, en-
~ trasee Nuick, Of Canal street. r. McNEILL
F. A. STREETER Prncpal,. The location ef th. School Is
particularly eligible, and its spacious and well ventilated
II embraces four departments;
Isl. THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, In which pupils
fitted any University College United States
under the immediate charge Of Mr. Men, Ill., graduate ofTn
College, Dublin who many occupied the critical
preparation Of siudlrfs for that University.
I'd THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which the German French and Italian taught
sundeI the direction MIA. Pesta Professor Of Modern Ian
gusges
3d. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for a course Of in
ructon In the and higher branches Of English education
conducted by Mr.. G. G.. Jer ning..
4ih. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, 10 III lads
under eight for the higher English studies par
licua attention Reading Spelling Writing dnenls
Arithmetic and Geography.
For fthe- particulars. apply the time
he hours of9 A. NJ. and PM.
Eeerences:-
RI. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay, ESQ
Rev. DR.. Mathews Chancellor Anthony Barclay, ESQ.
Of the New York Buiversiy John Chambers Eco.
Res. J. +. Shroedei Schuyler Livingston, ESQ. 70
Rev A. Aseay. John Caldwell, ESQ.
wm- Ssmpsos, ESQ dec l0-3m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
'THbE TRTTH MIL PREyAIL;T-cERTAlN

u u u y I n TlF N II, NJ \
Il DISEASES CURED-Dr. GoodSiir. conorrhea aud
Get Desrgeht The snly inhe remedy discovered for
Gono hea and Glee hscnHe well known aud
iked in all parts OF the Kingdom Teqre any Comment Il,
universal which instance has failed
raRe fiiytigh hours The desperate aud nfsr-
Structures seminal weakness pans Of the oin irritation o The
lrhra and gravel well chronic affections OF the urinary hs
der add kidney volea Of long sanding Ths
and only nfshe remedy agreeable qud ts
constitution being composed OF SaIsapsra and the preps-
ratons that while restores the superiority
other medicine Of the kind only requires limited trs know
it, efficacy. Every person that has made sf this medicine
been ms physician and secrecy has been Having
proved efectus in almost two thousand and
knowledge tailed The and
from the recommendations Of the highest medical characters
well as those Who have sabrous
Effects prove H and ory other med
cne N heg the most efeeiua my discovered for the
Of above giving muscular strength merry and vigorous
aes III 10 the whole Frame The delicate females
with perfect safety Dr.. GCO9wf Detergent safe,
and speedy M the above diseases The
most Prot actd Il taSen without any risk,
from business See thar eradcated
patched BY euack doctors 4uack medicines Thse make
Of single bottle method fbe
cured The motto" Of this n-edcine pefsan
their physician with stcrecy.' II will prevent the
Of the disease IN male zna Of tie fastidious
secacy and blessing TO human kind logh always
hand N B. Sord ~ the take medicine but the above,
and keep from the cuack Doctors whose sppear
public print and hen yoH take mercury save your
constitution.
We have mach pleasure bearing tr.tmnv To- this saf ana
ecacops medicine; do this grounds mparisty
knowing several friends who have been cured BY il" fact h
" /
For sale ~ appont.er hy Patrick Dicke as ROADWAY cor
and by IT. Austin As Carmne Price so per bottle
feb9-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AsTHNIAs, 81. b.

DR. LON EMAN'S Balm of GiIead Balm ia medicine Of
great efficacy and healing properties IL has ben established up
wards OF forty years. recommended by the highest medical
Characters for long standing COugh Ashmas Hosrseness, and
a1e tion OF The LEng Splitting OF Blood night &c &e
all the astonishing concentrated Of the In
highest stale Of perfection and should be used when there
chance Of recovery from the obove distressing diseases lis
reputation and Invaluable properties too we'll known 10
qure further For sale BY Patrick Dickie ais
broadway: j. Syme, s. BoweTv; and BY t. Austin As Camne
street Price 80 per bottle. feb Off
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
r AIDES FURs. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

respectfully inom their friend. and the public that they continue
manufacture, and keep for sale splendid assortment Of every
article their line s the best materials and manhp
which they oder very low prices Their stock consist. Of the
following articles vim Lynx. Squirrel Gent Martin and Sable.
Peierines Cares Nuts Neck Ru Sw1nsdown Ruh,
Otter, F-.es Nutria Mukra, Rabbi I'D .iar Seal Caps.
Also. Sealet, Push Cloth, Leather and Cps. Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Fousrd Satin, n ped do, Plaid
do Plain do Stocks with IfandkeTchef in; also fgd
striped, plaid and corded silk Stocks Also silk and sas
vestns Bombazin Mohair and silk and bri rk made
hest brie frames in the most approved Lines Bo
and Shirt Collars Crayas and Snefs, Pocket
Suspenders, Gloves, &c. 2H
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
DRENIIUM BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS

Stationary Hall again Triumphant all Competitors The
Nechanics Institute their rs annual fair awarded the Silver
Medal Of the nsii David Fell Co. proprieto of Stio
eT Hail. for the best specime Of Blank Account Books
The American lRstutr heir 1885
ed usual David Fell Co the premium for the
cm-ns OF Blank Books heing the eighth medal which
they hid the honor receve from this elevated
Superior Premium Qul-Davd Felt Co importers snd
nnaciuers IT Qul prepared all
description Of Qus exhibited by them the late Fair and
for whichthe Premium was awarded
xylographc Pres of >aorers iIsThe American Institute
awarded their diploma the propretors Of Stationery Hall m
best specimens OF Xylograghe Printing.
David Felt CO. prepare TO ali orders for
Xysraphc Lthogrph Copperplaie and Letter Press Print
in all their varieties Of gold bronze and decorative csurs
Bills Il Exchange Notes aud Crcua Caogses Bills Of
Llding. Sr neatly and promptly executed.
Sealing Wax Black and Red Ink ard Ink Powder all been
exhibited the annual fair of the American Institute and have all
elected the admiration Of the thousands who examined them:
al have received the frs, premium for years and will continue
obtain them for conn., pans expense spared in
their manufacture d. FELT CO. 2t5 Pearsiree feb eff