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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
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Charlotte bakery.

ENtlE subscriber has taken this method
u to inform the public in general, that
he IS now ready TO carry on the above bu.
siness in all lis branches he will furnish
Crackers Of all sorts, Butter Biscuit,
Sugar Cake, do. Jambifs,
Ginger Bredd, and Ginger Nuts.
The whole OF these cakes will keep for
twelve months,
Tea Rusk every evening at o'clock
Hot light BREAD every morning at ! o.
clock. All Of which Gun be had as cheap
as any imported.
Orders for Parties will be punctually al.
tended 10 when proper notice gwen.
+ C. JUULLAIN
Charlotte, august ?. 1856 O5g
\. b. The highest price will be gwen for
Butter and Eggs.
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and be id to you. Signed,
Ngbotv."
Squire W good, easy, eouseloati.
Gus man, lived IN the border of the town Of
---- thliher the devoted two repair.
ed and made known their basIne.. The
Squire simply asked If they had a license (:
on the fellow answering that he bad. he
proceeded without farther patlev, to tie the
knot; shortly thereafter, Inc ofiectua rite OF
storing array (as the sailors have III was
duly performed and We must look after Dan
Wilson who was SO fall Of hls Joke, that he
whispered Il first In one ear aud then in !.
mother; until every waz Of Il merchants clerk
IN the village had got wind Of I,-so after
the stores were closed for the night and SUP,
per was over, several oithem marched down
10 the Squlre's to see how the thing had IA.
ken with hun: Wen, SQUIRE saws one
OF them, We heard there was to be wed.
ding here TO night, and we have come down
to see it. You are too laie,' SAYS the
Squire, the wedding Is over and tie par.
ties are gone 10 bed Bot enq1red the
spokesman Of the party, did they have n
license, Squire why, yes, said he, |
suppose they had asked the man and he
said lie had Wei, did you see tit is
we'll enough to look INTO these things-you
know there is heavy penalty for marrying
people without authority, and we learn that
the fellow did not have license Il did
not see it, SAID Squire W., bat | uiH see
IT,, accordingly he pushed into the apart.
ment OF the welded ones, and presently
brought forth paper, which he commenc.
ed reading partly to hlmsefaud partly aloud
solloqulslng as he read, pretty much thus ::
- Od W, wh0ts this, mhafs tbs
- fool, I'm dished lam triched-ruia.
ed, bInd this rascal, Dan Hiison Just like
h,m, hum, hum, firm and ught' ges, IRIS
Dan, signed nobody GET UP, GET IT.
roared the Squire as loud as he could bawl.
CIT UF--you ami marrled--you amt half
marrIed-the license aint good getup, and
before the bedded couple could COMPREHEND
head or tail Of the fuss, he rushed into tbe
chamber, and seizng the first foot he could
get hold OF, which happened to be that az
the man. be dragged hun GU. Of bed aud
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.NESCELLk.s'E0F.S
From TIE s.. Louis Advertiser.
THE DRUNkARD'S SENTIMENTS

III bEAN MANI SIN III A4.N
There is strength and truth about the follow
ug, which will recommend ii 10 every heart, Tai
mt has lent her aid aud pictured in true colors
he iaily and crime OF Independently IN The
ruin OF self, and crime in the utter desoation
y hIch II brings around the family at home. The
author will conceive the silent effect which 1t may
have upon the husband and the parent ContenH
plate Yourself free from this eyil--a moral beauty
dwelling about you-turn and view the victim OF
then the cup will be dashed
from your lips. The poetry Is from the Wyoming
Herald.
Fill up the cup the bowl the glass
With wine and spirits high,
And We will drink. while round they pass,
To-liee AID Misery.
Push quickly round the draught again.
And drain the goblet iow,
And drink reyelry's swelling strain,
Tc-Rsaan's Orsrtifotr'
Fill, Gil agaln-fl higher STILL
The glass more warmly press
Fill up and drink, and drink aud til,
To- Human bedStlmeSS'
Pssh ronnd push round, in quickest time
The lowest drop &c spout
In one loud round 10 caih and crime,
And-Crine's iust punishment
Fill, fill again-f!l 10 The brm,
To-lass 81 hoasst fgms
Quaif-deeptr quaff-vhe now We drink
Oar Irtre's, our e5Iidten's shame
Push round, push round with loudest cheer
Otmirth and revelrs
We drunk to- ON ms sirhs aud tcars,
80 cBf99Fry's ssaF.r+,4f
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.Hen,Ory Of 1Jashing,ou ,

NHL Subscriber having been apponicd IL.
= Agent to receive the contributions 40 ~
Citizens OF Mecklenburg County, towards the =.
ton OF the contemplated National Monume,, ;.
the Memory OF Washington, respectfully infoy,n.
the People OF the County that they will be eallod
upon IN short time, either by himself or IN -
thorizcd deputy, for such sums as tbey ma.
think proper TO subscribe to the object No inSy
ydual will be allowed TO give more Than one al
lar on his or her own account. but any sm,Ila.
sum will be received heads OF families, ho,,.,a.
will have the privilege oc giving what ihey ns,sa
account Of all the members Of their hons,boi4s
The names Of all the contributors viii lie careful,
registered in book, which book will !. scn, !,
Washington City to be enclosed, wlth others -
the Monument, TO be preserved 10 future apfs
Jos. McCoNNAuGHEY, Sienr
Jane II, 1896. gTtr
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
YER COMPLAINTS.

HNliE PATENT NscrrARLE MrptcrSr
SToNACriCE IT HErArIc.E, formed
BY chymIcal analysis and synlhesls d seye.
raj pror'mate vegetable principles, arc UNI.
'ersally ncknom ledged to have totally 9.
clpscd the prcienslons Of every other rene.
d., aud Superseded the necessity IT every
other modc oftrca,ment Wherever the above
diseases are found TO exist, as well as IN On.
laFgement Of the Spleen aud a Jahndice
Among the symptoms Of y, st"ps,a and
Liver complaints, are llatuencg, snurne.,
" BURNING ~ the stomach, melancholy h..
niablty, disagreeable taste - the mouh
great lrfelulatlty Of appetite, winch is soRe,
umcs soracious, and at other tunes greet.
y deterrent thirst, letid breath, nausea,
weakness Of the stomach acid crlcia.lsa,.
palpiation, drosslness, Irregui4ntl 1t tic
bowels, pressure 90 the stomach after Il eal,.
pain IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion Of mind, attended With las d memo.
r., gnaatng IN the stomach ah emplt
chIl!tncss, affection Of SIGHT and hearing,
pam and weakness IN the back, augnor. lt,.
lurbed sleep, cold fret and hands, lrcmar,
uneaslness IN the throat, cough, PAIN IN Tie
side or breast &c.
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From tie Cqr0iia. Beacon.

ElNOOMDE STORY.
But thus that am coin 10 tell,
Which lately 90 ri BIT beies
i Just as true as the D.I.'s in HI
Or Dublin CITY tBCFys.
4 real raw Of chap went with his ,ntcn.
ded to - 10 get license to he married,
but the Clerk was not there lie lived few
miles IN the country SO they did not know
what 10 do. They were informed, however.
tina, Mr. C., merchan, in the place, de.
llyered out llcenses for the Clerk in his alb.
sence. Away they posted to tho store aud
asked cit they had marriage licenses 10 sell
there The merchant answered, that be
usually kept licenses there for the Clerk, but
that the whole stock vas exhausted. THIS
was awkward again the two lovers had
consulta,lon--it was too late 10 90 to the
Clerk IN the country, and there seemed 10
be no alternative but pos, ponpment Of the
wedding when Of sudden the gloomy pros.
pect vas cleared I'D. Dan Wilson, a mer.
~ Constable, sew mat the Bridegroom vas
a Hat he saw, too, the asksardness other
predicament, and beebgnlag the fellow 10
one side. he was asked Who vas to marry
hlm. sqnre W vas the answer. Il can
give yo9 license, said the Constable. Can
you ? said the counlfyman, aud bis heart
leaPed fer joy. The writing vas drawn.
and II ran nearly thus,
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VALUABLE LANDS. Nc.
S,.a QDR SAL2o @


FsNIiE subscriber lulending 10 remove 10
u the West, will expose to Public Sale,
ii hi> residence, on Thursday, the 22d INST,
a. not disposed OF privately all hts Lands
IN Providence Settlement, consisting Of the
following tracts, w:
One tract Of IG0 acres, and two other
small tracts adjoining, lying on the nam
TOAD leading from Charlotte TO Camden, l3
miles from the former place. An excellent
stand-ior public business, uaiion healthy
and Improvements in tolerable repair.
ALSO
A tract on Four Mile Creek, 2 miles dis
tant, containing 31J acres of first rate
land, good improvements, and some barren
lands no, designated.
Also
III ny Household aud hitcacn Furniture,
Cora. Fodder, OTIS, &c. DC.
Terms Of sale made known on that DAY
by the subscriber.
R0BT. B, HOUSTON.
Sept !, 1855. til
\. y. All persons having demands or set.
Elements, for or against me, Of a Cash or
personal nature, are requested 10 come for.
ward previous 10 the day of sale, and have
thom adjusted. r. B. H.
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Tie Tiolln-A foreigner, ofihe name Of
Isoard, has It seems, constructed violin to
be played by a pair Of bellows. Should tins
succeed, the violin, TO the astonshment OF
the musical world, must henceiorth be class
ed with wind instruments.
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FENllE 81 RSCRlBERS, auxions 10 afford
- every iacAty toihe Travelling Public,
now announce that they have completed all
their arrangements, aud can with truth say,
We present you ,riM Line Of Hackx pos.
SeSstag advantages orer am other, n you
IRISH 10 get on ruth ease and dexpdtch-haY.
ing Obtained tina, great deyiderGtbm with all
Ifasellers-no detention on the road II
Is ~ arranged as to correspond, "a its arm.
walls at Raleigh, With the departure az the
following stages, VIZ: The Great Daily
Line to Blahely, North Carolina, passing
through Loulsburg, Narreuton, aud Ilah.
fax; at the latter place Line OF Stages
communicates with tie Portsmouth Rail.
Road for Norfolk: by continuing on TO
BlakeIy, YOU strike the Petersburg Rad.
Road and 90 your ARRIVAL at that place YOU
have the choice Of two Llnes-eithcr by
land 10 " ashlngton Guy, VIA Richmond and
adG-n Fredericksburg, or by
60 2@s-Es-ss.=z:.sh At Norfolk there will be
no detention, as there is a line OF Steam.
Boats for Baltimore IN eounexlon with tins
line. THIS line also connects with one from
Raleigh to Newbern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury.
TUESDAY and SATU RDAT at 9 O'Clock.
\. N.-a!ter the arrival Of the picduon,
Stage from the soulh--arrYes IN Raleigh
next days at 9 O'Clock, 7. M.-f.eaves Ra
leigh I'll tuesday, aud SATURDAY al ?
o'clock, A. NJ, arrives N Salisbury next
days by o'clock, r. M.-aIlowlne soai.
clent time on the road for SLEEP.
u The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
now, and cannot be surpassed for comfort
and ease the Teams are excellent, the Dri.
sers careful and attentive, and the Fare low
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All inter.
mediate distances 7 cents per mile.
u Passengers from the South, who wish
to take Our Line, will be careful 10 enter 10
Salisbury only.
" All Bundles and Packages at the risk
of the owners.
WILLIS MORINC,
.... JOSEPH T.. MoRING
AFrH IL, 1885 'G0--ly
The Fare from Raleigh TO Washington City
amounts 10 SO so, as foiiops:
From Raleigh TO Blakey Stage Fare, 81
Elakely 10 Petersburg, Rail Road Fare, ;
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Stage Fare, IA
Richmond 70 Fredericksburg, Stage Fare, s
fredericksburg 70 Washington City,
Steamboat Fnre,
The Steam. Boat Fare from Petersburg 10
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is Four Dollars.
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An Apprentice

TNO the Printing Business, will be taken
at this office, if application be made
carly. A boy from The country preferred.
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Whoa, Bal, WHOM A yaporing brag
CART 10 Rhode Island was endeavorlng TO
overcome the reluctance Of a buxom dame
to enter the marriage state. He always
came 10 her house armed with pistol and
dirk, and when he entered the room, would
take from bis bosom, aud laying them Oh
the table say lie there, you that have
Siam your hundreds aud thousands La.
dies are often daPed by braggaris, but the
lass 10 question was resolved to put Our he.
ro's yalor to the proof. She wav.lald him
on tue way home IN a mans dress, aud
commanded him 10 dismouni. lie trenb.
llngiy oJeyed and she then made him crawl
on hl5 hands and knees between the horses
legs. When the sleed moved, he shrunk
back, but she quoted him BY pattng hun
On the flank aud saying Wboa, Ball, Whoa =
She then hurried home and attlrlng her.
self as usual, the vaIorous lover soon arriv.
cd and flung bis arms on the table with his
usual ford boast. v hoa Ball, Whoa
erred the dame, IN the same tone which She
had assumed al the time Of the attack on
her bastard lover. There was no mistake
here, aud be fled from her presence, alas
never to return
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Mouse and Lot for N0ic.


IA fENtiE subscriber, wishing 10
f..r3 remove to the South W est,
IiiiiM offers for sale his House and Lot
e.sH In the Town Of Charlotte, on
Church 81. The house is large, IT good
materials, built by good workman, aud the
most convenient IN the town II has all ne.
cessary out buildings attached to IL, toeeth.
er with a good Garden aud well. | will
also sell SO much Of my household furniture
as | shall no, need, few pieces Of new
cabinet work Of first quality, and | o Or -
sets Of new beds,eads, al! ot Which mas bc
seen, aud terms known By calling on the sub.
scIiber al his residence.
Jos + PRiTCHARD
Jalt 6 1886. AIf
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CAPTAINS Commanding Troops Of Ca
= yalry. d longing TO the 18th Brigade
and 4th DIVISION Of the North Carolina Mi
liila-lou are hereby required to appear
IN the town OF Charlotte, on Thursday the
29th instant, with all Officers and Troops
under your command. armed and equipt as
the law requires, for Review and EXERCISE
Regiment to be formed at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ
Staff officers Of said Regiment are required
to appear equpt, &c.
Bv order Of
WILLIAM VI GRIER, Col. Ce-9't
SlLAS ALEXANDER, idTt
Gen. Allen is requested to attend and
review.
Ssyf. !. WV. GRIER, Col
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! on ID old fool,

b. commanded 10 bind this Rascal ~ the bond
Of matrimony ith tbs woman, firm, and t-.h
and be Id to you. Signed,
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m EPANAN Az from the sub.
hN scnbcr, on the Sih DAY of
So May last, an lndeuted apprcn
tce 10 the railor's Trade, by
the name Of John VI Raney, a.
- bout l. years Of age, hgh, com.
plrcied aud lgb, fingered, ) feet : n 9 ~.
ctcs high, and bad on brown homespun coat
and pantaloons. All persons are forbid har.
boring, employing, for trusting sald boy on
my account as the law will be enforced
against ali offenders.
JNLEL.
lag 81, l@36 III
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PomPey and Jim.-WelI, jim, how you
do dis morning, jun
All, Pompey, purity well, tank God, but
/ much III de stonlshmen,.
Alb how come 80, Jim7
| tell you, Pompey: was in de town dis
moroin, and see hole parsed de lady, wild
DC u~"sers under de coat
All, yes, Jim, seed dat too, and did
axed my young massa John bout il, and
he tell me that all dem lady what got big
ankle, wear dem ting on de leg to hide en-.
Al, yes, yes, Pompey, den tlnk ole
aunt D'nah ought to GIT some an put on to
hide de glzzard in foot.
High, Jim, what you talkin BOUT She
done ready got EN-,
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left him SPRAYING on the floor. The re.
ult was, that the disturbed bridegroom bad
40 ride off several miles TO the Clerk and
get a lawful warrant, whereby he was lie.
sally tied tight aud firm, about day break.
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l Cent Re,rard al,d 40 thanks.

- g. -
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
Extracts of a letter 10 the Editor. dated

sANF WsSeflEIp, sever County Sept 1o 1906.
 Ne are getting slowly en--deained waiting for q company n Hampstead and one here. No accident happened among us until reached this place. Yes tefday morning, just before day. limb from dead tree fell upon tea and killed instananeousv young man, by name William R. Wingfed, who had joined my company IT Clark comfy eleasiag his head from the nose backward entirely asunder--he never breath cd or uttered groan He bid fair to make good sol der; was clever young man; aud having joined the company account of his attachment to me, his death has caused me much regret As il may he matter of some interest 10 the community, send you complete list ot the officers of The hataiion Given next week
 C,MP LEFLoGE, Choctaw Nation Sept H. 1886 fAighl,
 We have now crossed the line, and are in the midst of tie Indians unarmed. We are yet uneertain of our destination, though we still hope perhaps against req son--tha 1t will be the Sabine if force s needed there
 cAaf retsoM, Sept I2, 1856.
 enclose you an order read to my troops this morn- ing written in much haste. We will reach Towsen in two more days A. FOWLER.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
For tue Adyocate. /.

BATEsyILLE, Sept. 20, 1856.
 MT. Editor--The mounted Volunteers from Black River township in this county, under the following of ficers5 Captain BENIAH BATEMAN, lst Lieut.. Wm CARROLL RIvEs, 2d Lieut. PLEASANT TURSEY, num- berng 64 men, arrived at this place lately, their way to the place of rendezvous, Fayetteville, where they will be mustered into service. and to Fort Gibson They met by the citizens of this place, and escorted into town, where there refreshments prepared for them and after exchanging glasses with the citizens they took up the line of march amid the cheers and well wishes of the citizens. l have seldom seen finer company of rnen.--They arc men of the first responsibility, and truly the bone and sines of the county. Capt. Baeman is one of the oldest set- Hers in the couny--unversaliy beloved by his neigh bors--and bolder intrepid man never lived. Our liberties never be in danger when such men turn out for the defence of our country. Success at tend them.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
ARKANSAS ADVOCATE.

The WHITE Electoral Ticket is at the head of our paper We trust friends throughout the State will adopt and rally to it's support On the lst Monday of November, the People of Arkansas will speak their true choice at the pos unnuenced by local feuds and tona eaousles Our opponents have boasted largely the1r vctorybu the real battle has yet been fought Action energy, union, will yet enable US to triumph are aa earnest in the contest the day common ced it, and will battle manully for every inch of ground Let every man of do the same Arkansas is dis enthraed.
 Inc Legislature is about memorabilia Congress for an extension of the Cumberland Road from St Louis to Little Rock, and thence Red River The Van Buren men go for It. Take care. gentlemeni You may run foul of Mir Van Burens consfutional scrupes Recol lect he has uniformly and in half dozen instances vo ted against the road He will veto the bill if yon aet Congress yass itor if you get the road he will wish to put Federal toll-gates it. Be careful therefore. how you embarrass him. Choose between bim and inc Cumberland road. Halt rot between two opinions
 Take care, too, how you ask for pre-empon laws .- He has voted against them also Ton may be consider cd impertinent.
 ne Gazette IS mortified at the ssopposition slang.- were It not that Mrs Malaprop says, cop arisons are odorons we would ask this second petronus Arbi- .sr tnls political 10 remember the columns of the cllobe and be silent The man who talked u sthe spec'ons pr false maxim that al parties contain scsae noaest men, should n't bs sqaeaia;zh.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
JAcon g. SrRIeRLfNa
FIFTY DOLLARS ISEW AIsD.


 4afRAAED or stolen from the subscriber, ssS1s - on CT about the 2oth of March last a Ug 1l@1-sr@ DARK E-hY HORSE, l5 hands high, 2 @aA % years old ast spring, has small star in tho N g1N face, With snip on the nose, and n saddle esAs~z2zszS spot on the back lie had light Inane. with long tail, hs feet and legs small and blac-no other marks brands recoected He is horse of fno form, of high carriage, and striking appearance If not stelen, he will aim to gotowards Little Rdalr If stelon, will give reward of $75 Ia the laisa and thief with sufficient proof to conylef Tim M tbz hFfE $50 to any person that will brpg tia t, sa 10 , Ir Long Prairie, Lafayette county, 6rIsauaaa
 JOSEPH asr 5 F. September 50, lss6-e -eG-3w s'' = =
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

M MARRlED--0n the 22d inst, ot the residence of soi, Asssa :. s dornor IIelena, by John R. San iofu' hsq Mr. sfComa lYhie. merchant of that |. Hornor, Esq. of Virginia.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

DIED--At the residence of Andrew Caldwell in independence county, on The night ef the l7th inst. Mrs. .faiy caiaaeeH rect of the late Wm. Caldwell, in her 63d year.