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genuine norus ,iul,i.
raulis for sale.

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POETRY.
Prom the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.


Prom the Philadelphia Saturday Courier
ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.
HY c. ". EyERUrr.
Mourner bending DER thy dead,
BoW'd 'nesth sorrow's CALLING chain.
Raise ia hose hy dropping head,
For thy eh.ld SHALL 1--we again
Faiih doth point with cheering raw
Far from doubt aud low despair;
And thy child in realms Of d4y.
Reign, IN deaihleSs glory there
Beauty dwelt upon his brow
Deem not thu Eis brow Is faded
GihdneSs dweli within MS eve
Deem not thou is hight Is shaded
For that eve, forever bright,
Sparkles Is The radiant gem,
And that brow, in worlds Of hight;
Wears a serapA's diadeln
Spring shall streW her honors fair
Where his form Is luwly laid;
LoyAesi flowers shall liugcr there
Flrsi 70 bloom and last TO fade
There shall wandering children stray,
And has grayo BE kindly dreSi
There shall ssnile the parting day
There shah mooubeams love to rest
Mourner weep not then in sorrow
Der tbs cherished idol slain;
Meekly resignation borrow,
For thine infant lives again
Bow thee 30 the xiii o; God,
While the day q Time is gwen
Then. when Lie's sho:t path e troi,
Taoa shall meet Thy child N Heaven.
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NOTICE.

fHNllE Subscriber having 81 nicoti0n e max.
n ing trip 90 Tic wesl ha.ars he Eoula ra ke
any Farther Improvement OF he AZ ass more sx.
aense Of bulldog n ihss place. has dfermsosa =
teciios the Tanning business 20 that be
map - enabled - wlaa nP hls business saoh
a. pndlc4b.e- lie therefore takes lhm oppqtiu
niy fr.ufainz si. uaaks 10 the p4blir ~ pasg
hsots and re- pCcsiu.y segsrsts al gsFapns 10.
II .tet e. hsm 70 call add settle iheu aeeaants
TIE 5lstntss All. Be- staa carried 90 az tbs Isn
gsrt b VI t.s7fsc Slxgs " b. vail ejissf4iy a..
tend u auy calls 10 ms line aad lhe 80 asessbs-t
fIdy believe thai Mr. sugas pnasr.tao.., tbs
Tanning Bga.resa qaste as weli a. any fa4n 10
lho estcsa part {. Ngrsh Carrgina
PETER ". BROWN.
Cisfiags, 81. Is, l.Q. A
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Coachmaking Business
Lumber w anted.

FsNHE subscriber wishes 10 pgtcbase 4 enanit.
n b q Lumber suIiabC lof Coach Making.
such a. ash. PaslAr, Oak aal Huhbs reaag laru-
Cd. For al 81 which a vcty literal pgice ei,l b
gwen, especially Is seasoned &c
CHARLES OEERMAN
Asg. ~, 1892 4s44f
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

hfGhihNhtES cot NV.
Court Of Pleas ard Qs'arfer Sessions, ~.
b Term, 1879.
s4mL A Dave, asnr 4 Wahsf Dagis. g.,
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Andres /. Davis
LEVIED % a uaei q I-aad, j .rg 90 The ~aisrs Of
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tbs p1saesaiaa OF A1ty Dams,
III appearing 70 TIE satitiaesAn Of tis CQaft.
Il that ths aelen&4us 10 n1g 40 inhahsL&bi ul sAts
STATE. OraTsa. fteSs isfs thai yubs,ralAn b. uasr
,.S wcrks "a tic Chafgsss laaipai. lat auless Nc
apgSar At The rFti COST of Peas and Y 4sftsf scs
sfans l. te hsis sos liz Cgsafy II Ateksnhsstg Al
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MEckLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ia.
" Term, 1880,
William Cook ~

The Heirs at Law Of John Allen, Jun. deed. y
b I appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
u that james Cook and Sarah his wife, William
Alien, Thos Allen. Josiah Allen, MargaIc, Cook.
Josiah Wilson and Mary HE wiie, Iii Morrow
and Mary his ~ile, and the heirs a, lAw OF John
Alen sen decd are not inhabitants OF this State.
0r2ersd, therefore, that publication be made sir
weeks 10 the Charlotte Journal, that unless The
above named heirs at law Of John Allen, Jun. ap-
pear al the next Court o. Pleas and Quarter scs-
slous, 10 be held for the County Of heeklenburg
At the Courl.lIouse in Charlotte, on the i,h Mon
Gay ia October neat and plead, answer OF demur,
Judgment By default viii be entered against them.
WP9ess, Braly Oates, Clerk Of DOR said Court,
At oihee, the I.h Monday IN July, ls39.
B. OATES, c. C. C.
Price adv So. H6T
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

CtBAgErs CouNrY
Superior Cosri u Lar, August Tcra,
I-a9.
"'"y L.n'a'''a' tp.la7a fr pyg-ss ana
Taonas EAu7nsioa, "'Ny
II T aaps sting t. tie satisfaction II thr Court
4 tAas he defendant Thoaa, Fdmoasssn, ts
aN CD iuhAhian' - IBIS STATE, ,s b.y,fa, ~
asTss that pahisst7u = msde ~ ga,cs a,aatI,
ie u5s Charlotte Jalresi. ltAi its sad Taan4s
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STATE OF NORTH.CAR0LINA,
MECKLENhURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ju-
" Term, 1889.
David PARKS 10

~ ifMt 1901
David PARKS -
"a
The Heirs 4, Law Of John Alen, jun. deed. , x
WI appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
II that Jaiaes Cook aud Sarah bis wifn. William
Alien, Thus. Allen. josiah Alien. Msfgafst Cook,
josiah Wilson and May h,s Wiie, ia Matrow
and Mary his lie sad The heirs At law q John
Allen sen. deed are rot iuhsb ghuis ot this ssale
ordered, Asrtfegs, that puhlicalna bc made an
weeks 10 The ChaFlogie Journal, ,hai ublsss tie
above named heirs a. law # Joan Alec, Jao. a9-
pear a. the nett Court Of Pless and GARTER ses-
s,ous, 10 Be heId ~ The Couagy II Mecklenbarg
at The Co8Ftiicaes "a Casfsolie, ou the 4th Mon.
day "a Oclcbsf ueT,. auc psssa, sDs~ CT Or drmg',
segment by Gsfaaa @ill bs catered Agains, thctu
Witness, B,aly Oates. Ciesk Of nur said Coati,
al O;ilcs, hs 4.h Monasy IN Jolly. is19.
Il OATES, G c. G.
Pt,cs ads. 81 t!67
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OvercOat and Umbrella Lost

4 T the Ap.i Court there was taken from my
~ Bar Room 4 fine steel mixed Oyerccat--no
particular marks recolec,ed except that the Col.
ar vas fastened to the coat with 4 small hook At
The lower ends, with front or side pockets The
Umbrella was ;ason on the 2Oth OF May-4
large noe Black Sik one with tho pieces that
covers the spring 10 the handle broken. brass
.rrrule on the buii g. the handle. The aFtie'es
vas no doabt taken through mistake as articles
OF the same description were len bat not 80 good.
Any person discovering the mistake would couier
a favor BY calling a, the Mansion House 10 make
the exchange
NJ. W. ALEXANDER
august ., 1889 1851
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17
WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND
MEXICO

Important from, Vtra Cruz.-To tho po-
litencss of the commercial house OF J. w.
Zacharic e. Co., we are indebted for the fol-
lowing information. A letter received yes
tcrday by that firm, from Laguno, under date
Of the 18th December. s'atcs-"By the nrrl.
val hence Of the British bark Peru, from Sac
rifci los, intelligence is obtained, that Gen.
Santa Anna had arrived at Vera Cruz wth
five thousand men and the French soldiers
and officers that were on shore, splking the
guns of the batteries, &c. were obliged to
retreat to their boats, after losing several Of
iicers and men. II appears, the terms OF the
capitulation Of San Juun de Ulloa were =
that the French should keep possession OF
the atle, and the Mcxicnns ot Vera Cruz
until the decision of the King OF France
but the bloc kadc was 10 be raised immediate
Ily. The capi,ula,ion has been disapproved
of, they say, by the Mexican Government
winch has declared ipdr against Francc."-
The writer thinks tho report 10 be true, as
II the garrison of Vera Cruz was net TO exceed
Two Thousand men, and when the French
canned Of Santa Anna's march with rein.
Iorccmen,s, they landed on the morning o'
the 9th, to spike The guns OF the batteries
and the feet commenced throwing bombs
into the barracks, to dislodge the troops
II Another letter from Laguna, ci same date
says-"Newa is Just received, confirming
the report that Mexico has declared wal
against France. No doubt now remains bu
| that it is true, ne | have seen the decree n
II Congress, authorizing the President to d'
H So, if,he F'onch commenced hostllilcs; als'
tho declaration Of war by the President. i
| is also true that SANTA a hnna drove tie Frcncl
| into the bonts-rcccved severe wound u
| the engagement, end has since had his le!
nnpu,oted. Gen. hrista is prisoner Of th'
l French"
II The above information comes lhrougl
SOURCES entitled 'o the amplest credit AZ,
| G orfrms our ariicipnticrs. so lorr INDUCED
Of war between France and Mcxico.---.N
|, o. BuihhL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17
WONDERFUL PASSAGES.
We copy the following important artic

! We copy the following important article
from the N. Y. Herald of Friday:-
THE SPLENDID PACKET SHIPS OF New
YORK.-We live in IN age OF wonder md
improvement before the arrival Of the steam
ship Sirius, we thought that nothing OH earth
could cross the Atlantic quicker thar our
princely packet ships. The steam ships came
over--crossed and recrossed the Atlantic al
an average OF fifteen or sixteen days each
trip, and the world was astonished. But the
late tips of our New York packet ships have
again set 'the wondering world aehast"-
Yesterday morning the Garrick, which sniled
with the Roynt ViHidm reached New York
only 90 hours after her, and did the run in
"a hours less than the time the New Orleans
packet came from that port in. Yesterday
morning. also the Poland arrived at the dock
from Havrc, Just S2 hours after the arrival of
the Royal Uuiian,, with SO hours later news
from all parts of the continent OF Europe !;
thus equallng first rate steam ship within
40 hours moreover the SO hours later news
was published in this city Just &c hours ufter
that brought by the Royal UiAiam, thus
bringing the sailing packet within ~ hours
run Of the steam ship on her trip from Europe
TO America. But in the outward trip, the
steam ships have all been beaten by our un-
rivalled packet ships. Tho President left
New York with the Great Western on her
last trip and made the Cape Clear Light be-
fore the steam ship and the Lonis Philippe
which left about the same time, actually
reached ilavrc in 20 hours less time than the
Grent Western occupied in reaching Bristol,
Here is list Of the recent passages Of doz-
en- of our packet ships -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17
Died,

In this town, on the 10Th inst. Samuel son Of Mr..
Samuel Howard, aged months, days.
On Friday morning last, suddenly, Kussel Clarke,
Esq aged 81 Years ;--formery Judge OF the Court OF
Common Pleas for this county, and late member OF
the Senate Of this State.
Al Portsmouth the 2d inst, Mr.. Stephen Albro,
son OF Mr. David Albro, in the 3lst year Of his age.
At New Bedford fhc 1th inst, after distressing
sickness OF four DAYS, John Maxson, son OfM John and
Meranda Cooks, aged 90 years and ten months.
From the Providence Journal.
OBITUARy-Capt. EDWARD COLLISION GARD
NER, who died the 9Th inst WAS perhaps as well
known and as highly respected as any person IN lhs
community. lie was n native Of outh kmgstown, but
for many Years has sailed from this port master OF one
Of the Union Line Of York packets. lie had been for
long WHILE the eldest captain, in the Sound. lie was
bred upon tho sea- nj the age Of twelve years lie CONF
mandcd vessel, and from thnt time his lie has been
principally passed upon the water. In the course oi
that time, he with many of those misortnes a,i
from which no lot Of humanity IN exempt, ana
he bore them all with the iortitudc Of mnn and with
The spirit OF sailor. Frank and generous in his dis
position, he free and as open MS the winds that
bore him 6xed aud ncorrupibo in his principles, he
was as firm rs the rock bound shore snt nnrsed him.
he was In the fullest Of the word mn HOMES man,
and no could complain that conhdence had
been misplaced In him. that distress passed ny MN
unreeved lie possessed that ready and decided tent
permanent important in those emergencies where ~
is necessary think quickly and To think right AS
seaman he had no superior, and for the nearly ha
century that his life was passed upon the ocean, ne
invariably secured the respect and affection OF hose
under his command while among all those with whom
he was brought In contact, he never had an enemy
The flags of the vessels in harbor were displayed al
half mast Tuesday and "Wednesday, US tribute o
respect to his memory.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17
To the Public.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS.-T
- well known efficacy Of the Spiritus Vi
tae, has been 40 fully tested and sufficiently
proved, as almost an infaTlible remedy for all
the complaints enumerated in my advertise
ment, and particularly since the recent cure
in New York Of Hydrophobia, by the use Of
the Spirnus Vitae, number of pretenders
without regard TO principle, hose sole object
is gain, have sprung up, and are hawking
about spurious article, represented by them
as the genuine Spiritus vitne. But the pub
| lie may rest assured, that the genuine article
cannot he obtained except Of me, or my au-
thorjzed agents.
The Rev. David Pickering, invented the
Spiritus Vitae,some ] or IL years ago, W hich
soon grew into repute.
When Mr.. Pickering moved TO New York,
some q or years ago, he appointed ne ~
Splritus Vitae which continued to sell a.
his agent, until he was about TO move to But
falo, which was in December, 1897.
A few days before his departure. he sold
to me his Recipe for making the Spirtus vi
tao, and gave me the following certificate,
from which the public will be satisfied, that
no other person has Recipe from him, for
the making the Spiri,us Vitae, unless he has
forfeited his word and honor with me, which
no person acquainted with the well known
integrity of Mr.. Pickering, win believe.
h SAMUEL YOUNG.
TO THE PUBLlC-This is to certify, that
! have sold to SAMUEL YoUNG, my Recipe
! for making the Spritus Vitae, and ns have
not, and shall not dispose Of said Recipe to
any other person, the public may rest assured
Of obtaining the genuine article, by applying
to said Young, at No. 10Y Westminster
Signed, DAVID PICKERING.
This Medicine can be procured only Of J.
W. EDDY, in this town, who Is Sole A gent
for Samuel Young.
No article, purporting to be the Spiritus
Vitae, is genuine. unless couDtersigned by
the said Eddy, as Agent.
IAN g I910-fn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17

CoNGREssIoNAL.-It will be seen on
reference to our Congressional depart
ment, that the House has at length Or
dered tho printing of the defalcaton
documents. The second branch Of the
resolution which was adopted, ordering
tho printing, makes call on the Sccrc-
tnry of the Treasury for information as
to what dcfalcations by any class of pub
lie agents have taken place since the
lst Of October, 1887 tho names of the
defaul,crs-whcn and where their frauds
took place--and the amount of the de-
falcations. II calls also for the amount
paid. and the balances that have beer
adjusted or reduced since the report oI
the 18th January was made; and like
wise for all the correspondence touch
ing the defalcations orrccoivcrs and col
lectors Of the public money.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17
OUTRAGE AND MURDER ON THE
COAST OF SUMATRA.

The ship Eclipse, from Suma'rn, arrived a,
Salem on Saturday evening, with about one
third of cargo of pepper. The Pilot who
took her into Salem understood from the
mate thu, the ship. while taking in pepper,
in the night, NJ place called Mucsic, he
thinks is the name. the natives roae upon the
ship. ard al,cr short conflict obtained pos.
session Of her. Aecr killing Cap. Wilkins
ai d one n,an, and wounding three others, SIX
of the crow secured one of the ships boats
and saved themselves. Three others inlnpcd
overheard and were taken up by tho boat
The natives, after being in possession Of the
ship one DAY, abandoned her, after plunicr.
INC her of various articles, md hbor; $50.
Oc0 in specie, and destroying al The ship.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17
MEMORANDA.

At Western Australia Ccograph Bay, May Gth bnrque
Harvest Sackpole, OF this port, quantity oi OIL ho'
known. A.
At New Orleans, 9th ult., schr. Hannah, Boss, from
Philadelphia. .,,
At Wilmington. 4th inst brig Lnurc Smith, of this
mort for Point Peire Quad. next day.
At ApaIachicola llth ult. brig Florida, Philips, io
| New York in days.
| A, Havana 23d ut schr. Concord, Coo, dis'cs.
Arr. at Mobile, "a inst. sloop Lark, Draper, IRON
Havana. . - az, -, ,
sailed from Elizabeth City, N. c. 81 inst schr. lno
IIowcs, for this port -, Al,
cid. ~ New Orleans, Goth ult., brig scsbird' Mny
berry, for Charleston. ,,
Arr. at wilmington, n. G. lst inst brig Eagle, Evans
from this port. -, r, 4,
Arr nj New York, on Sunday, schr. Emperor, God
frcy days from Norfolk, with corn, hound To tn port
Arr. ut Richmond 10Th inst schr. Pontiac, Him. from
this port . 49, ,, .,o.,,., c,r
At savannah 9th nit. ship Leonidas, Akerman Tor
BRISTOL md sailed goth for Mobile.
At Orleans, eth bark Sarah Lee, Tor iirstoi onu
ing up the rvcr brig EmeIinc, Ptman, ldg down 'he
river for Bristol. .,,,, p,,,
Al Matanyas 2sth. brig Nercus, Gladling, Bristol.
OF the Westrra Islands Sept. Gth, brig Troy, hihg
shin Gnngcs, Of bristol, was spoken sept 23d the
Coast of New Zealand, 1900 Ibis oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17

DELAwARE.-According to the Delaware
State Journal, the state of parties in the log
islature, arc rs follows: In the Senate, six
administration men to three Whigs-in the
House, eleven Wings to ten administration
men. The administration party have obtain
I'd their majority in tho Senate, by the de.
fection of two members, who were elected
as "Reform Whigs," but who have joined
the other party. The Wing majority in tho
House would have been seven, but for n
similar detection on the part Of the members
from Sussex.
1t is probable that no Senator will be elect
ed at present-as there is no obligation TO
60 into joint ballot for the election of U. s.
Senator; and rs n law in fact was passed by
the Legislature in 1887. expressly repeating
a previous law of that kind on the statute
book, the Wing House have determined 10
vote in their own chamber.