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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25
VERY CRAVE cHAPGEs.

4 Military Court OF Inquiry is now sit
tug at Baltimore, appointed by the Score.
tary Of War 10 Investigate certain charge,
preferred against Malof Landrem, Commis
sioner Of Subsistence, ard Capt. Duseutury
Quarter. Master. The charges are brought
by a Committee OF the Van Buren CITY
Convention, aud are founded on the fact
that these officers purchased supplies for
the army Of Wings, instead Of Loco locos
"to the injury and great wrong Of the Dem.
ocratic party as the accusers aHege.-
These grave charges, Il IS stated, were for
warded IN a letter TO President Nan Buren,,
signed by 9 A. Wilson, Thos t. Murphy,
Samuel Ilafker, K. Il. A. Tate, aud others,
Loco Focos Of Baltimore, and requesting
the removal of these officers forthwith .rcm
the station, The Presided, It would seem,
did not thluk II advisable u take tie ster
required but an order from the Secretary
Of War has caused the subject to be lrq4lr.
ed into and Investigated, lor the purpose Of
future action.
4 more extraordinary and high hauard
we venture 10 say @as never
heard Of, even under a military dosTotism.
W hope that the proceedings val be msde
public, and we are curious 70 know haw 8
court, composed Of h,sh minded and iuIcllt
gent officers, can tor a moment entertain
such ridiculous charges. Nee York ir
preSS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

4 Co2d Hea.-Rlchard Dawson, Esq.
ot Warren County, IN a speech delivered
at late Why meeting, happily exposes
the iayorjle Van Buren, hard money dogma,
that IF you take away a paper dollar, a
hard dollar will supply its place." lfmight
as well be sad, lsays Mr.. DAWSON "that
u there are ten hard dollars in my desk, and
hily paper dollars, # burn the fifty paper
dollars, the ten hard doIlats will increase
to sixty .'--Foy Obserrcr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

Florida Irdr.-Much surprise has fre.
queu,ly been expressed al tho continuance
Of this protracted and disgraeeiuI war
We're those who do SO TO consider II IN lis
proper light surprise would cease. 20
long as millions can be annually drawn from
the public treasury, ailording means and oP.
porluniy 10 the parasites OF government Tor
enriching themselves, so long will this war.
fare be continued The efforts Of our best
officers will be loied, and the blood OF mur.
dered men. women aud children will contln.
ne TO flow. When member OF Congress
of respectable character and standing like
Mr.. Profit, of Indiana, pledges himself tr
prove that the commlssary department hc
purchased coffee for the public use at
cents pound, and rcso!d It tic themsclVe a.
6 cents when the public agents hav'Puf
chased sugar at T. cents and resof " :"
themselves at cents when wood ls1fouBn'
from New Orleans al 500 cord ana ue
llyered at a port, in The immediate N'c'hl'y
of which il could be procured lor tue eo',
of cutting ii when Sc 20. ere e .m l.'r'
at $3.50 a day, aud lay re, cur
ing all which time thcyv, war h,5 -
wonder should be, not ~ !re sbcnla he
long continued, but ID :. So.
even q remote prospcc nl 10
close. This war IS -
spot on the dark page Of oar
1t was conceived IN raracity a, ,74-
conducted in ex'ortion, lis only beti"j1,o
the suffers, and the harpies 10 whom have
been committed the charge Of procuring
supplles.-North american.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

An hiah Compitmcat--A lovely rlrI
was bending her head over a rose tree which
a lady was purchasing from an IRISH baske,
woman IN Coveut Garden Market, when
the woman, looking kindly at the young
beauty, sad, axes yer pardon, young lady,
but 1t us pleasing TO ye, I'd thank We 10
keep your cheek away from that rose, veil
put the lady out Of consato With the color Of
her flowct.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

" Of all the yauiIes and loppcrcs o
this world, to brag Of geuu,ly is tho great
est FOR what's 1t they boast so much abou,
as if they were dem, gods Birth hr
a mere flash, a ceremony, a toy, a Thing o.
nought Consider the beeuulrg, prescn
estate, progress, ending Of genutv lor "A
rslocracy and then say whalitis. Oppres
sion, fraud, usury, kuavcry, bouIery, mur
der are the beginning Of many ancient IAN
Lies. Search your ancient, arI5,ocralic
families, aud you will scarce Gld ono Of n
multitude that has not had a wicked begin.
nng that has not risen by kuayery, force,
iooery, ylIlany, or some indirect means
The father often goes to the ---- 10 make
his son a gentleman. What maintains gen
tl'lty, bu. wealth It's money alone which
gives a charm 10 birth and mtth which,
every one may boast Of hts parcnlagc-may
s. eat, and drink, and bo merry ' If he
can hunt well, ride a horse gracefully, play
at cards and dice, swagger, drink, swear,
take tobacco with grace, slng, dance,
wear his clothes IA fashion, talk big iustlan,
insult, scorn, strut, and is an adept in aplsh
compliment, he IS compete-a very pattern
"a marvellous proper man -
- without alloy Of fopor foo.
A finished gentleman from Top to toe 20
Oh, the times oh, the manners that this
should be so - Carolina Beacon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

A Buffalo piper says tho times nre So
hafd III that place, that It IS impossible to
get a soft place to sleep on, and advises Door
people to keep aloof
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

Domos'tc Ma1ufdcttres.-We had ia
pleasure Of making visit to the RocsA.
Factory, IN this vicinity, on Friday lot
and OF tlud,ng The building f0lshed, hr.t
portion OF tie Machinery put up, and son'
oi the sWndies 10 active operation. hsa
lar the largest establishment South Of e
ier-burg the building Lcmg rs by y
teo', exceedingly well constructed, eonaa
ING l9rO spludes, and loo Looms. TIC
water power Is among the bcs, 10 the STATE
and the machinery, principally from he
halira~au Establishment, n, y, could tci
DO cyccIcd for excellence Of kind. or Gle.
aauce Of finish, 1t vii probably eonsan.
about 1850 bales Of cotton per auuum, All
1t 80 designed TO weave substantial article
Of unbieacbcd domeslics, worth abou; g
10 cents per yard, at the prcscn, ,prcc d
cotton. The looms are not yet in opefataa
and It will be several mouths before the
whole vii be IN morton.
We need not repeat how earnestly 70
have always desired success 10 every such
establishment, as calculated to promote ih'
best 'pierestsbf the State lagencral, and q
cur town 10 PARTICULAR Fan. ObsrrO,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

One Of the Destructive newspapers hi =.
found out that the initials Of North Bend, y
t., are an invitation to take notice. SoibeY
arc; and on the fourth Of next March, MI
NAN BrRrN will find thu, they mean no.
hcc 10 gHL'--Cdr0iina Beacon.
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Troy LoRIpA


- cu,, L. I. May q, ielO.
BLACK .hr tie Saranndh Georgian
i@ s me Lg'a0z zprcss has Just arrived anu
ST. -, ! ~ sIIowiug sad intelligence
O''''s' ''g tract from he Report. &C.,
-, Martin, ID Infantry, lel' h' ,'.,
" Ll ee morning Of the 10Th, with three
opy CD sm his post, Wukahosta. Ai'Gf pro,
men abnnt four miles be was fired upon
eee rrJ,ops. He received three balls one
y iyyomoh the lower part OF his abdomen QUE
arouTh the arm, and one in his hand--one
4 hs men and all the horses kllIea-.n n
,,ber two missing. Lieut.. Sanderson' ia
lng,rtry with a d party Of seventeen mtn'
,as scnt IN pursuit. lie fell 10 with Tue
Ind,aos and he aud five Of his men were
killed. -. from
81 Yesterday morning an express ' ~
v,kaho,,a TO Micanopy, reported the foa ,
surrounded by Indians. Col. itlIey WI"
ms command has gone in pursuit II wa
ms command that picked up Lieut. oaha'r
80, and nj. men. There was supposed Il
I've ahout 50 Indians. 1t Is supposed lHa
Lieut.. Martin wil recover Lieut.. nan
dersou >uuu..sers cut oft and STUCK It
his mouth
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-25

Awtut SifuaiioH,-The Packet ship Po'
land, from New York Tor Inyrc, vas struck
by Lightning the 10th May. nod the eoioa
IN the hold set one ire. There were o.
persons on board, Of whom 81 were cahh
ana ii Storage passengers. All their e.
lofl7 to got at the fire we're una,altng I.
was smoihcred by closing the matches, oni
continued to burn for two days and nights
at the end Of which time a ship hove %
sight aud took of every person. BY iti
hmc the decks had become so hot as TO u
almost Insupporlablc. Nothing was saved,
except few light articles. The yessse
and cargo wcro valued at $4,000, q
which $4,000 was specie.
We can conceive Of no situation mos
narrowing, than to be on bonrd d ship on
IRE nor any calling for more thankiuIoe'''
than such dellycraHcc. Fay, ObSorr0'
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.
published an extract from judy S,rango's
Speech IN the Senate, in winch he suggest.
ed doubt whether government" was
worth "r.o trouble and expense that it
Cyst" We f1d, IN the Alabama " Voice
Of Sumter" that Gov. Bagby, of that State,
n late speech, contended that 4" all gou.
erameEts were eotiS, and devoted the ran
portion Of h's speech to prove this position.
This would be very convenient state of
things for country which had either no
rogues or no honest men. II we had no
rogues, government would be useless: II no
honest men, It would be inefficient. We
are not sure IN which Of these states the ora.
tors suppose US to be. The Sub Treasures
have not yet all run away, which proves
that there are some rogues left aud every
man may Judge for himself whether there
are none honest.--Fay, Obserrer.
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Ef ne 6 b sI.1GE -.
PROCEEDINGS. OF RiRsT BRANCH OF
.aal- .na THE COMMON QoyNCIIa.ta b I

-S2l-nE THE COMMON U0UNOIE.fa } 4
.i! l @.,, }TuEsDxY, J, AUGusT 4tir, $780,,
This branch met pursuant to, adisdrnment. All
present, except Messrs. ,Myers,1 Lucas, and Wat
Tins #1 stff7 ,sri.aH4 cen 1Ga9i' 'tat.fG- 9o19
"A resolution was offered by Mr.. Snyder with
the concurrence Of the second branch, ethat
when the Council adjourn this evening, they adj
joum sine die" The resolution was concurred
in and returned to the second branch.
A report and resolution from the committee on
streets, relative to the propo sition of B. c. How
ard and R. McHenry, to convey Algates alley to
the city, concurred in, and sent to the second
branch. as..a5 1c.l ..--sa.
A communication from the second branch, COW
ering the report and resolution of the committee
of Ways and Means, proposing aInensments to
the Financial resolutions, was received. On
motion of Mr.. Snyder the following was stricken
out ofthe first resolution, viz:-esAnd that the
Election Of all arrearages for any previous year
which may remain unpaid after the LIST day Of
January 1S41 will be enforced according to law"
The question was then put, shall the resolution
as amended, be adopted in the negative.
Mr. Brown offei Cd a resolution in form of arm
or dinance, that the .Commissi enersl of Fireme
be authorized to SELL if necessary, $40 900 worth
of the State per cent stock; at the best market
price, to be paid over to the Register, and appro
priated to the liquidation of city claims
A message was received from the first branch,
concurring in the amendments proposed by the
second branch, of striking out "Charles street,
in the first line of the resolution relating ts Az
gates alley, and inserting "Morton alley"
The report and resolution relative to the petit
ton of William Bickferd on the subject of fire
ladders, was returned from the second branch,
endorsed, ''conetlrred imp 2 -'c,.s bltift.
A message was received from the 2nd branch
relativsto thesale of the 8 percent State stock,
endorsed, Eswilt not passJ5 ~ a
hmessage was received from the End branch
proposing conference on the subject9sf the FL
naneiaI Resolutions, u consist Of committee Of
three. onthe part of each branch while nsvas CON
CURED ill., lGs
The committees on the part of the two branches
having retired. for short time presented the
following, which was dissented from by both
,..,aEapsE. f.stI: Jt' E>ls.T esFlis3-I tt-4ct
RESOLVED, By the Mayor and City Council 'ef
Baltimore, that the City Collector be, and he is
hereby authorized and required to give notice
through the different papers Of the city, to- such
parties as have net vet paid the taxes for the year
1889. that unIess the same shall be paid on or
before the LIST December, 1910, he will proceed
to collect the amount by the most prompt mea7
sures authorised by law. aga s,a,t
On motion this branch adjourned 'i'e'.-'
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q. ~ = Lit. 81 ..-sAUogsf 9alofsI u
FLoUR@fIoward sIsiel stiIl eontihdes dull and
the receipts light. We hear Of transaction to-day
Wsnote sales yesterday ofseveraIlots at 5 made
nom new wheat. We quote the asking price from
stores to-day at s5,25, The receipt price remains at
$500. sasqaehannasales have been made within tie
last days at s525; but lille in market Sales Of
CityMils fresh ground at $780, syiesuesi - fa3
GT2AIN@4saIes sfred wheat at 81 ,Os a'Sl,I3 and
Of white wheat at 81 asa si,ls Com-sales Of yellow
at so ST. and Of white at 4s Sales of Maryland
Oats al 25 cents; and of Maryland Rye SIS GEMS.
TTLE-Thefe were offered on Monday about
$50 head, and p5e eresOld Mt from So TO $3.50 few
prime brought ST. There several droves sent on
TO the cities east of us. FL .l,,s 4-
MOLASSES--75 hhds and Ia tierces Porto Rico
Molasses were offered at auction oday and spId fol
lows: ,hhds 80 a 81: terces 81 cents per gal, al
7PROVI6IONS-W hear of no transactions Of
moment and prices remain without change Mess pork
is held at sl7; prime at s14 5o beef at Isl No. at
SI3 and prime at H. Strictly prime assoned bacon at
81 to 81. Lard is held at III. " '''''' t,l5,.
sUGARc-There was offered at auction to-day the
cargo of the brig Water Wite consisting in part Of $50
hhds and bbls Porto Rico sugar 125 hhds were sold
s7,l5a $s,4O.ga The balance of the hbds were with
drawn. The bbls brought S7l5 ''t .- -
WHISKEYZCon TO be in demand and there
has been an advance in prices We quole hhds at ~
49, and bbs. % 80, THE wagon price Is y cents
exclusive of the Dbl. -7'-t'-s
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SECOND BRANCH. /,

All present ea5a .;.' ,tnt5' f.-F
On motion Of Mr. Hook, the resolutions re-
ported by the committee OF ways and means,
were taken up for further consideration. Mr.
Rapey moved to strike out Ft15th Sept next" in
9Th and 7th lines of tho second resolutions with
the view of substituting fs15th December next,
-dissented from. rsa-i nai"
Mr.. Jones proposed to insert the words, eSlst
Decemberp which was concurred in $3.50 >t7s
Mr.. Howard offered the following as the sec
ond and third resolutions, viz: Second, sThat
the Register be required to give public netiee in
all the daily papers, that upon all payments made
to him, for the assessment of 1870, previous to
the list September next, discount Of per cent,
will be allowed. Upon all payments for the
same assessment previous to LIST day OF Noyem-
Der next. discount of 2 per cent. will be al
lowed, and that the collection Of all arrearages
for that or any previous year, which may remain
unpaid after ist January, 1s41, will be enforced
according to law. am
y Sd. Thatthe Register be and he issahereby ar-
thorized and instructed to refund to all persons
who NAV demand the same, an amount equal to
four per cent on all bills for taxes for the year
,ls4o, which may havea already been paid-which
We're concurred in, ana sent to the first BRANCH.
!. The report andresolution relativeto Algate's
alley, was received from, the first branch, and
read the first, and by special order the second
time. MIR. Hook proposed as an amendments to
strike out seCharles street," in third line, and
insert EsMortonI alley".-whieh amendments
were concurred in and sent othg second branch.
20 A report and resolution on the petition of
william Bickford,, was received from the first
branch and concurred in - r--.rif's-
Ia A bill was received from the First Branch,
entitled, ga supplement- to an ordinance relating
to the sale of stocks &c.-7dissented to- gsA
~ The committee Eon the financial resolutions
having made their report, which not con-
Cured in on motion, this branch adjourned.
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HtLORtSE TOOTH POWDIe Err, for cleans
~ ing the Teeth healing spongy Gums, and purifying
the Breath II is unnecessary TO say that this Tooth
Powder superior 10 anything else ever invented, but
il Confidently believed thatIt will give general sasfac
this article is that there are many who, after having
used it four five years, pronounce il TO be the best
dentfifce they have tIied. Prepared by ,.-.
'IE1l ISL 81 .-f- ..iil'l - --1G G. X. TYLER, Il
Corner E. BALTIMORE and High Sta. Bait, 4
NJ B. None genuine, without the fac smile of The
proprietor upon DIE side OF the box. ..sy
i'm .
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fh5-WHIG MEETING NEAR MIDDL EToWNt on
the 14ih Augusts--Th e Wings of Catoctnl and Har
boughs Valley, contemplate having public entertan+
ment neal Mddletown, on the 18th day of August
The HCommittce Of Invitations request the " Ing press
generally 20 announce the meeting and to invite all per-
sons who may be dsposed toatfende Unexpected that
the Electoral candidates and others will delfver adj
dresses fs 81 iss.4 ~ ifF ~ ~ y 9te Laua ~
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give are reluctantly compelled to defer the
publication of GRIP No. AZ for another day
The crowded appearance of our columns will,
we think, explain the reason why. ~. = !. "
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IT ADY'S BOOK.-THE LADY'S BOOK ANTtezs
II LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE: Edited
Mrs Sarah J. Hale, Mrs, Lydia H. sigourney, and L6s
is A Cooley. .n .-s, ..] ~ tx. 6HTf
coSTEsrs oF,THE AUeysr SuMBER-yols XXI 9oss3
Mr. Smith-by Miss Leslie .4fIs
Reflections on Women,ats 1..hs 49, Pa ss55s
Sketches from the Note Book of Old GentenAn.
The Old Meeting hOuSe-by Mrs. III. Beteher SfoHez -
incidents in Soldiers Stori-by T.. @. Sefnan.
The Old English Essayss-The SPeetitcr- by "A. Stea
Song Of Mauons Men--by George p. Norris sssr,s~a
Modern Italian Novels-hy Mrs e. F. ElietIos Stssss
Shy Mrs. E f. Eleit.a r7slt.sris.y q iFrEas
The adopted Daughters; Tae-7by Mrao Mary H.PaE~uz
Pursuit is Il Knov,edse 50 las,s aa Z ,'sss
abraham at MaephoIah Mrs Lydia H. sigonneysgtss
The Moorish FaheEa Tale of Maaga-byp the author
of Cromwell Z The Brothers. SC,
Stanzas-by Mrs. T. s. osgood. a1aEg@
Ought Ladies TO form Peace Societies-by Mrs. g. f.
why Should YOU weep at a thoughtiess word SIAN
q zas-by Mrs, Emma z. Embury. = sg4e,syzE
Wisdom and Viltue The Eoundaten Of L berty.nSirT 1
Fhe Pilgrim-by Miss Caiafine II, Waterman, -,
Womans Mission Ground by Mrs s. T. Hale,s,- ~
The Philosophy ofSuhmer-by Professor w, Walter; gif
MusIc-The Broken Heart-composed and arranged
fortte Piano Forte-hy E Menott, Esq ~ s1,ssgs
Lditors Table Editors Book Table .s.s-rrssse sart
EaBELLIsHNESrs2A fine steel engraving The PIT r
erul-engravedby Dick. A plateof the Fashions
lored. Two Fgnres Two pages of Music. sr sa,.(sF
coSrKrBUToRs ARTICLES IN rHg AUGUST suMBER.s y
Mis- Leslie, @ h.. Mrs Lydia H; Gigeunaey, 60
Mrs. II. B. Stowe, Pror W. j. Waiter,s,- -.
~ E. C. Stedman, Mrs. f. s. OsgoQd,
A. Stevens, A. M Mrs. Sarah j. Hale. ss.s .sssT
Mr.. Geo P. Morris, Mrs Emma C, Embury, So .,e,-
Mrs. e. +. Elicit Miss Cath. Fl. Waterman, -
Mrs, Mary II, Parsons. sss Iss -4sa,,slu S
Tems-23 per annurn, or 25 cents single number.
Published monthly Delivered in any this City,
and sent by mail TO all parts of the United States and
the Canndas, by the publishers.
;WM. N. HARRISON, Literary Rooms, ,,FssgF 1gsss
No pan; Gay 81 = ~ Baitimorsst
AM Il
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RAITIMnRE C(lnNTY.

sh5.The members of the ,Tippecapne Club of the
Third DISTRICT, Baltimore county, are respectfully re5
quested to attend meeting OF the Club on Saturday
evenihg the e inst at O'Clock to be held at Mr. JoHS
b. KbuNKs, the five mile House, on the ,Reisterstown
road, (Ffosts old stand.) q. ti-loE8 - "a
N. B,-AI friends of reform are requested TO attend
There win be several distinguished friends of the cause
to address the meeting. By order,r- VA nn1, ,asg
= au 47dtnl = Il JACOB STANSBuRY, Rec, Sec'yno,
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gg-No Southern inailao I'm addition to the rli-
morss from Pitt county which gave agnajoEity
for the Wing candidate for Governor we Il learn ear
that Warner county gave majority of 634lto
Saunders, the federal candidate for Governor ~ ~
Thisw expected. ~ q fIpsr,.4ii 7cos AZ -
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RICH P4PER HANGING

4. RICH PAPER HANGIN6sS.
HOSEPH CROOK & 'GsOTT, UPHeLsTERERs, AND
% PAPER HKHeERs, No, 7ei Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday strcets-havb in store =
= Rich PARIS PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do s...
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
.I,afriask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtans
ID Canton; MAT'TINGS-, S and 6 a ...
Venetian Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHI AIRS
Hair and Htsk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit our friends and the public
general to give us a call. JOSEPH CROOK,
AZ - tiFY = G MATHOTT.
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: DRaWTNCs AND PAINTING.

RMRS. JENNINGS, from Bohdon,l respectfully
I'VE informs the citizens Of BauHore that she ls Civ
Q lessons on new and beautiful system Of painting
Introduced by Herself into tins country. ~ u ~.
Mrs j. is The only person in this City who has Tie ad
vantage of having been taught by the inventor, Mr.
Kingston; in addition this herSis not the experience
and practice OF day, but Of years.
Among the advantages Of this systemare the facility
with which 1t may be acquired by those who have no
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and The
rapidly with which picture can be executed. That
knowledge oft sufficient to enable any attentive person
to sketch correctly from Nature and go to any de-
gree 5fperfeeti0n may be communicated in a few Les
sons of hour each without any mechanical aid what
Painting by this system instead of being iabo
rOus task agreeable recreation and often degelopes
taste and talent not known 10 be possessed nhites
the Transparency of eu0r painting, wite effect
udurabiiity yet avoids the tediousness Of The
One and me OfeHsSene1 of the other Mrs ]. likewise
teaches beautiftA method Of Drawing and painting
Birds Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also to make
Wax Flowers, and 20 prepare tire Sheet Wax y
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and examine
spccinens sftle work at her house, No. 80 FAYETTE
STEET, three doors above North between the Post OF
fee and City Hotel Ia sitttssfft' s>r-sA a.
je 10 l:',.:415t.l du iigr Ert -.'7- 5ss5sS llsss
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IzNHE SUBSCRIBER offers his friends and
the public in general at his Lumber VI ard on the
FaIk below Pratt sHeSt BTIdge,-(Ofice head Union
Dock,l alarge and general assortment ofseas9ned Lum-
ber Such Pannsl, Common, Select CullInss, Joist,
Ratars Shingles, Latls N. Carolina and E. ). Floor
ing with every other ARTICLE necessary make good
assortment A quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold reduced prices, as have large
quantity on hand All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount. d E. THOMAS
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