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Lei DIAN enjoy what he will in after
lite, II lis chiIltaod have been blessed
with lie care and kinlM SIS Of 4 iallcious
smother, there will come moments when
the cup Of pleasure viii be dashed frJb
his lips AZ tasteless,in cpmpar'srn wllh
hose hours ~ Sweet an,l.ncial isescoursrt
when III drstIearncd 70 look ior 4 persa
ding Spirit ID ll,e realms q na'u'e--'o
welcome all lha animated and .ioynos
cfea,ures II esrlh,as ;ura,bprs olns owii
vide brotherhood. au,l ~ hal tho hean'
1T morning IS plsdgvs.pt 'h1'lneSllspslp
bic beneiicence which created both a.
and light, and'ordained sliem A. blessing
10 mankind. .IeIsious lMmiAasy.
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MY THOUGHTS WILL NOT REST

MY THOUGHTS WILL NOT REST.
Yes, thersare thoughts hatwill not rest that bend
The naughty soal, and bow the buoyan spirit
Down to earth--pollutlng cy'ry spring Of Hie--
To love, to hope ii vain, to be without
Afrend--to wander lone and helpless thro'
Tie deser,-worltL, and meet withnonc from whom
To claim passing sigh 10 see eachmoment
Dimni'd by grief and care-our brightest prospect:
Sinking to decay--and, lastof all, to
Pass from life into the peaceful aumbers@
Of the tomb, without ono being who will weep 4
For us, OF dew the clod, meath which o:ir bones
Shall rot, with mcm'ry's tsari- From thoughtssik'
these
Where shall the sad, dcsponding heart find rest
Where seek that deep Lethcan wave, wherein
To drown remembrance Of the painful past,
And cv'ry future pang VAIN, vain the hope
TO find it here. then turn, fopd man!Ni meek
Devotion to thy God, resi- ,hy whole soul
Onhim--tho' thou sAould'stqafi fulldeepon earth
OF mis'rys posou'd cup-'twill soon be dr s n
Thy trust in Him will bear thee Up against NV
The pillows Of despair, and He VIII place M
Thee in the mansions Of eternal Joy,
Where thou shalt breathe turer Az, aug oIlnk
Delicious draushts f.on unpclluted founts. ~
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
THE VOYAGE or LIFE.

Be this your naxin--stlll 70 others sios
A. YOU you'd wish thar they should DIS TO you
So spend your life, thatat ~ awful rlose,
You may survey the past VIII calm rcpose;
So act through life, that at is closing scene,
yoa may survey the past With soul scrcnc'
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pLEAsING ANTICIPATION.

fLEAoIN6 AIN
Soon will the lovely spring unfold N
Her blossoms to the breeze;
And give, with fruits Of green and gold,
Temptation to the trees.
Young April, with her silver showers,
And tender tears Of dew;
And beauteous May, through blooming bow'ts,
Their charms again shall show.
Delightful spring, erelong shall spread
The vale with varying green;
The strawberry, and the cherry red,
Inevery grove be seen.
The garden gay, and fertile field,
Shall gid tile earth again;
This brings its flowers, and that shall yield
The golden, glittcring grain.
love to see the blooming bud,
A rich red rose undo,
The apple blushihg as with blood,
The plum withveins of blue.
To see the long prolific vine,
Its precious product mould; N Il
And in the summers sunbeam shine,
Large grapes Of glossy gold,
Fair Summer, with industrious care,
Shall soon with, sweets abound;
The melon and the mealy pear,
Lie scauer'd Ger the ground.
Profusve Autumn then shall come,
With Offering sheaf and grain;
The season of the gathering home,
Of gladness, and Of gain.
Thus doth the Spring Of life come on,
Its blooming flowers are fair;
Then Summer comes, and Spring is gone,
Seasons Of fruit and care.
Then Autumn, harvest Of the heart,
The boarding time Of strife,
Of misery desire and art;
But Winter comeswith frosty dart,
And nips the bloom Of life.
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II issaidihatin heeatiy part
of thu 18th cculiry, wives were
imported 70 order iato Virgin.a,
and sold for from 100 ID $50
pounds Of tobacco. Wonder
bow much our great grand mo-
Iiher was Sold for? Ib.
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WoNAN.--The appropriate character
Of woman demands de!icscy Of appear.
ance and manners, refinement Of sepii-
msut, senlsness of speech, modss.y ID
feeling aud action, ashrink'ng from no,o-
riety and public gaze, love q depend
anee and protection. aversion to all that
is coarse and rude, and an nstinctiyeab.
hurIel@e Of all that tends 10 indelicacys
AID in purity, either III principlvsor 10
actions.
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Y
Ii IS not know where TIE that
Invented the plough was born,
IN who he was.or Mherehe died;
vel ne has effected more thrfhe
lhappinessuf lhe world than lha
Whole race Of heroes and con-.
qnerers, Who have .lren,heA IL
with tears andmacnred il with
blood, and whose birth, parent
age add education have been
handed down 70 us with a pre-.
Icision precisely proportionaFeioI
the mischief they have done.
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Indies Kissing.-The ediinrS
&c the S,,iriiofth e Times thinks
'Ihatstlie custom Of the ladies'
kissing each other i dreadful
|wrsle 81 the ram n,uicriai.
Love Wy rlelSirieutI With all
Ibis fAuls bone are without i'm.
perfection
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

TJ' Prudential Eseape.-During severe
storm Of thunder and lightning which passed
over this town on Sunday afternoon last, the
house of the Editor of this paper was struck by
lightning and considerably damaged Tie clouds
seemed unusually charged with the electric fluid,
and IN its descent il passed a considerable dis
tanco over the town before Il reached our chin.
ney, the top Of which was considerably shattered,
from the chimney it passed to the roof, splinter
ing one rafter almost to pieces, il then divided
and ran in three divisions into the room in the
lower story where ourself and wife with our baby
and another one of our little girls was sitting,
splintering the studdng and shattering the wall
good dealt also passed into a clock setting on
the mantle piece by means of wire projecting
above the case attached TO looking glass, passed
to the pendulum, completely burning up the steel
spring, passed down the pendulum rod, burning
the brass on the ball and then out at the back of
the case between the mantle piece and the CHM
ney into the cellar, where il killed a cat with two
kittens-tho cat and one of the kittens was con.
siderdbly burnt. Our wife was considerably
shocked also gentleman who was setting in an
adjoining room. Having been unwell we had
been laying down and had been up but few
minutes and was stiIl sitting on the bed when the
fluid struck, which no doubt saved us from the
shock. We were all within about four feet o.
the fluid and how We escaped Is a mercy indeed
Il is altogether TO the interposition Of kind
providence that we are now permitted to pen this
article.
We have heard Of several trees being struck
and one person knocked from his hose, another
nd his horse knocked to his knees and consider.
ably stunned
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DIED

In this town. on the 26ih instant, altoona,
daughter Of the late Capt. Samuel A. Meacham,
of Tennessee.
In this county, on the 10th inst. LEONORA
ADELAIDE, daughter of Mr.. g. A. Houston,
aged 4 years months and days. She was a
fine child and loved by all acquainted with her;
she has been called this early from time to eter-
nifty IS il the earth was not worthy of such be-
ing, she appeared to be. Christ said "suifer
little children TO come unto me and forbid them
not; and he took them in his arms and blessed
them, and said for of such is the kingdom OF
aeaYen." Communicated
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Extra Sessions Of Congress.--Since The
adoption Of the Constitution, Congress
, has been convened four times on extraor-
binary occasions, to wit in 1871, by
John Adams, on matters relating to the
war with France in 1909 ana 1913; by
James Madison, on matters relating TO the
war with Great Britain; and in 1887, by
Martin Van Buren,, on account of the war
against the Banks and Commercial Credit
OF the country.-N. Y. Wing.
Election Incident in North Cqrolira.--
1t is currently reported, that at Upper
Broad Greek district, 10 Beaufort county,
a poor, Woodworking yeoman, having a
large family Of children to provide for,
was offered $50, and subsequently 500,
to give his casting vote for DIR. Hall--there
being tie In that box, 81 for Stanly, S4
for Hall but the principles Of this patriot
&c man, were not to be purchased. To
his everlasting honor be it spoken, he re-
fused the profiered bride, and cast his vote
for stanly, (W.)-Wushington (N. c.
Wing.
| 1870
DO our young ladies, who wear white
bonnets and wells, know that they are cer-
tain to treckle in consequence White is
cooler in the sun and warmer in the shade
than black, owing to the principles Of rad
latlon, but while the white bonnet, veil,
dress, or hat diminishcs the heat of the sun
by reflection, it greatly increases its light,
and it is the light that plays the mischief
with fair skin and pretty face. Young
ladies, beware Ifyou have beauty, We
scarcely need say, do not despise it. 1t is
more potent than enchantment, and is an
overmatch for philosophy. 1t ELECTS in
stinctlye admiration, and triumph without
an eilect.--Abingdon Statesman.
1t is stated that the daughter of Phil.
adelphian attended bail at Saratoga a
few evenings since, whose neck was adorn-
ed with a circlet of diamonds, valued al
| $50. 900
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II. B. WILLIAMS.
Oyercoat and Umbrella Lost

a 7 the April Court there was taken from my
"a Bar Room fine steel mixed overcoat-no
particular marks recol!ected except that the Col
LAT was fastened to the coat with Il small hook at
the lower ends, with front or side pockets. The
Umbrella taken on the Goth of Maya
large fine Black Silk one VITA the pieces that
covers the spring 10 the handle broken, brass
ierrue on the butt OF the handle. The ar ic cs
was no doubt taken through mistake as articles
of the same description were left but not so good.
Any person discovering the mistake weuld confer
favor by calling at the Mansion House to make
the exchange.
NJ. W. ALEXANDER
august 25, 1882 465tf
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- ~ 81. 4nrusfine H1ralf.

4 Card--n W Whneburst, amid the other
venom lie has SPIT at me, iasnuates tha; am ac-
,uatcd by eol-araioc. | confess that am cJc.
ard upon grsHaFIe--and agoR oath that le keep
the ten commandments has been a part Of NY ed
uc5tjon-and were not y. W Whteburst per-
fcctly CONVINCED OF these facts he would never
have dared 20 use such lgn.uage towards me.
JAMES NJ GOULD.
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ar Large Pofatoe.--Mr. Isaac +. Alexander
brouph, to our office on Tuesday last, Sweet
pot,,oc, of this years growth which weighed
nearly two pounds II is Of the red Spanish kind
and is the fines, we have ovor heard of SO early in
the season. If any one can beat this lot them
come on.
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Er'r1ordaarV Trare}ing.--In what other
country II the world asks the New YORK. Amer.
lcan) can a traveller perform journey Of 100
miles al the continued rate OF ten nilles hour
This eas done last week BY gentleman lately
arrived IN Augusta from Columbus, Georgia.
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u The Editor of the Lincoln Transcript has
disposed of his intcres, in TINS establishment to
H. w Guion. Esq. Of Lincoln county, who IN
tends 10 enlarge It's size and change its name to
.Tnr Vino Banner" We wash him success
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4 Printers Epitaph.-An opulcnt prln-
ter of London, who had long been a COM
posltor, requested of his executors TO have
the following epitaph inscribed on his tomb
stone after his death:
No more shall copy bad pcrplex my brain,
No more shall types small face my cyebals strain,
N more the proofs foul page create me troubles
By errors, transposions, outs and doubles
No more TO over run shall begin
No more be driving out or taking in;
The stubborn pressman's frewn now may scof-
Revised, corrected--inally worked off,"
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Therc i vacancy in Massachusetts, by tue
resignation OF Mr.. Fletcher; bu, his place VIII
unqacstionably be Supplied by a Wing SO that
rnasina allowance for some further losses, the
Wing maiority in the popular branch will not be
less than from SIR TO ten.
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MARRIED

In this county, by the Rev. James Thomas, on
the % inst Mr.. WESTLY G. PHILLIPS, of
Mississippi to Miss LUCINDA ELMS of this
county. All Wings.
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Here y one mGn who has courage en-
ough 10 refuse TO iight--Judge Gould, Of
81. Augustine, who Is Jerseyman, and u
native of Essex county -
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Mr.. Clay arrived at Montreal, from
Quebec, on the 3D. inst. and on the 9th was
TO dine with Sir John Colbome, who came
up from his summer residence at Sorel,
for the purpose of entertaining the Ken
lucky Senator.
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.Som1tbinc Ner.-The NorthaI

Something Ner,-The Northampton
Mass Courier contains the following no.
tee:
To be Born. 10 be Married, and TO Die, are the
three important cras ii the history OF each midi
vidual Of the human race We publish toi the
information OF friends, the Marriages and Deaths
OF people, hu, mol their Births. This is custom
ary IN tho Journals in England, among the fam
dies OF the aristocracy, but in this Democratic
land it IS wholly omitted We know not way il
is so, bat next week We purpose to open this de-
p4rimcnt OF domestic meas, and solicit tor lnser-
ton notices similar to Deaths and Marriages
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FOs.y.D

IN Charlotte. on Saturday 24th inst, Gold
n Breast Pin, which the owner can obtain by
applying al this office and paying for this adyer-
tlsement
Aug. q, 1899. Nv
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Absence of Nind.-The last case actu-
ally occurred in our town few days ago.
A gentleman missing some of his shirts,
Instituted search, which resulted in the
discovery of one flannel and four linen
shirts on his person. Thermometer SO,
and our friend rather aldermanic IN his
proportions.-Fdy. OBS.
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The MoruS MplticauliS in North Caro-
lima more than so Years Aga letter
from Mr.. Geo. Wilson, of Newbern, 10
John 5. Skinner, OF Baltimore, contradlcts
the assertion that the Multlcaulls was m
troduced into America, after It's discovery
BY NJ. S. perrottet, at Manila, in 1921,
and its introduction by him into France at
that period. Mr.. Wilson says;
If reliance can be placed on The positive asser.
tons of two or three credible witnesses, tie mo-
rus muiticdulis was introduced INFO Craren coun-
IN, North Carolina, more fhdH .ftty gears SINCE
4 man named Fonr;ells, some fifty or sixty years
ago, cmigraled from France p INTO Craven coun-
ty, in this State, and brought with him muioer
rios, and the eggs Of the bombix, IN order TO make
silk lie soon after this died. From the remains
of those mulberies, Ddrid LetriS, of tins place,
has one root, and a number Of the cuttings, grow
inr Of the norus multicdaliS, About this matter
there is no mistake have seen and examin.
cd those cuttings, aud so have many others where
they are now growing
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W. b. Rascoe, Esq, Sheriff of Chowan
has been the first, this year, TO settle his
Public Accounts with the Comptroller.
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Ickxon's influence seems 10 have been nor
potent i dis,an, Than At home. In the horni
age precinct, tie Wing majority was sixty
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sLyENrH DISTRICT.

Ha.h csnd,daics Administrator men. HAS :
rs elected uver Hlls'i by m1io'ay Of votes
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stands ar follows
Why Van Buren,
Philip Tnple,i Linn Boyd,
X. Underwood, W .. Batter.
Simeon II Anderson.
Willis Green,
John Pope,
VIM. J. Graves,
John White.
R,ehard II ives,
l.. W AndfeWs
Garrett DAVIS.
fsdiaH8.--Aitcr receiving AL the returns from
Indiana. we end l,ai matter is not quito 50 bad as
We anticipated There is no doubt Of Van
Bufcn majority ia 10th branches Of the Iegisla-
,are. bo, the Wing. have lost only 2 instead Of 5
Member Of Congress. The delegation nos stands
Hk,g. Fan Biven.
George II. Profit. J ". Davis,
james R8ridrn, Josln Car,
Wm. ". Nlck. Thomas Smith,
r A IlaR srd.
Alabsma We have no, V, received fill re.
,arns from Alssama, bul the Wing papers gise up
The Legislature. Tie Congressional delegation
Is aid to b. : wh,gs and Van Burcrtcs.
Wig, Won Bu4eR.
Geo ". Crabb. Dixon IL Lewis
james Dellc;t
Tsaaes.se.--Polk !. elected Governor. TN,
there ~ some dogb, -, relative to the State l.
glslalasc It noi bs,ne certain sbo has majority.
( There Z also tosYe doas, whether Blackwell n
Il Of s,one sWhiF' is elected
I IL Clssr stray ~ SmaGe.--NoW that the
oors, bas come upon a., slys The Richmond
Wing lc, Us rum Up our iossss, end sec whether
u,erc is csa~e ior unuanly dependency Il IS
srlo a. ,ho National Intelligence says that the
results Save undoubtedly generally di-appo.nt.
I'd tie bopss % the Ntigs. That these huHrs
= IRE ralssd too high and therefore aesgntd q
disappointment il i hardly weth Sttle 90 urE,
+ Ia ca,unualua OF tic loss We bayn sas,alucd
houeh a Is ftAln ihaf tlf extraordinary strength
Y IL taa WMH fcpf vsat lion from the Western
/ states 10 the lasi Congr-s was Attributable T.
accident rather than 10 poPonionaie strength
( among the People"
/ Ia, vhy should tic W'higs yield 70 despair
/ l. ret their cause az good nov as jsetor" llru
I late dsaasrsf Boss not every Wing feel that
i Il il thc cause 81 truth, lustice and ,irtue-ano
therefor that il u pltll @or'ap 81 defence T0a
{ wears ago, The Administration party VEN beaten
ID an .hc States ia Which they have now succeed
"a. and vet ihey persevVrrd until this tables have
brcn turned Mr. Calhoun threw his inilusnc.
MTG ling scale. and thcy have acquired prcpon
derancr Just IN that proportion. The Wing
{ musi consequently make up the losses thus pro
due.d. by urw efforts. and BY a dcigmnauor
never to falter o. finch, Tho game IS by NJ
means dcspcrs'c If every true man viii pcrv'
hlas.s.C ane.s for the contest at may yei b we'll
Ba, We SHALL still have msjorty 10 The IIous
Of Representative lot US rccaptulaic--w'
hatr ioa one il Kentucky, tates ~ Indiana, ans
tho IN Tennessee. In North Carolina, even J
Nj. Fisher should JON the Administration, th'
proportion wil rrnain as a. the last Congress
Thr uursers elected, as heretofore published
stozI
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Is Dissolution.

FENHE copsttnersbip heretofore existing under
n the firm of Williams & Boyd is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons indebted
10 said firm either by Note or Book Account are
requested to come forward without delay and
make payment 10 ]. d. Boyd, who is authorised
to collect the debts-and who viii not give much
indulgence. We tender our thanks to our CUSTOM
crs for the liberal manner IN which they have en-
eouFaged US,
II B. WILLIAMS.
J. II. BOYD.
Charlotte, Aug. Il, 1889. 465f
p 5. The business will be carried on in future
by the undersigned who wishes his friends to call
as usual. H. b. WILLIAMS.
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A Man NTH SIR Wirss.-One Henry
Sampson has gone to Jail in Buffalo, for
having no less than SIX wives--two OF them
located in this city, two in Rochester, one
IN Utica, and another somewhere in Ohio.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.
James Graham, Wing, reelected without op.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
maj

In reference 70 the sinalness Of Mr. vii.
liams' majority, correspondent of the Raleigh
Register remarks that Mr.. Murclison, declared
himself not only in favour Of local Banks when
web regulated, but also in favour of a United
States Bank. lie was also in favour Of the dis
lribution of the proceeds Of the Public Lands
among the statcs-opposed 10 all deiaulters, and
ia favour Of strict examination into all abuses
by Federal officers, and OF applying the nccessa.
ny and proper corrective. In fact, he made him
self out pretty good whig. Quite good plan
to catch votes.
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Mr.. Eli Buck adyertises in the Schoha.
RE Advocate a caution against one Dario
Sandy, who has run away with three q
His daughters.
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The states 70, 10 elect stood in the las, Con.
gross thus.
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pa majority
10 l5s7 Dobyrry's MAJORITY oyrr Bothuno vas
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TOTRTW INSTRUCT
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Ia 1885, shspafi vas elected as Wig, y
aa.on,y Of isl. over Nossiy, Administrator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

u Charles Fisher, Esq. of Salisbury, n. C.
Ia Calhoun Wing y recently announced himself =
candidate for Congress in that District. His posi-
ton, however, quite as equisorai as that of his
fe-leader when he first deserted his late allies"
Non commiHdt all subjects, he was OF course
supposed to be the ncipien. stage of Van Buren,
ism and so the Loco Foco papers announced him
as the Sub-Treasury Administration candidate, and
the Wings brought out candidate against him.
Dr. Pleasant Henderson, sterling Wing, WHO is
not afraid 10 avow his principles and Preferences
As soon as Mr.. Fisher that in that decided
Wig district. it would not do to be suspected o
Locofoc oism, he authorized the editor of the Caro-
linian TO saw that he is neither in favor of Van Blu
rem nor the Sub Treasury The Globe will CLAIM
him, however, il he should be elected-and we ar
very much afraid tina, Nh. Fisher would ''yeld t
the soft impeachment before he had been long
Washington. We hope, therefore, that the thu
Wings will rally on Dr.. Henderson