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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-22

| North Amefiea. II is wlispered, too, that Lord
/ GRANVILLE ID written officially 10 NJ. GUzoT,
ca the 9th Vi February, that II would be neces.
sary 10 send ten sail Of the line upon our coast,
a part Of them TO be steamers. | give you all
THIS only as the say abroad. The fuinors 10
doubt are in part true, and in part exaggerated,
but whether true false, there Is nothing IN
them more alarming than there was in the ru-
moFs brought by the Queen few days since.
The space OF time which had elapsed between
the 10Th and the 18th of March had materially
cooled the ardor Of the English hot heads, and
I The very men, whose blood was not SO warm, and
I who are composed Of the Conservative party,
which controls events in England, speak as sem
sble and patriotic men speak here of the horrors
Of war. Che peace men are as ten to one, and all
such base a settlement Of international grievances
upon principles Of justice. Lord PaLMEEsToS is
complained of by many abroad for what ls con.
sdered q SHILLING policy IN regard TO the vexed
Questions which have arisen between the United
States and Great Britain. The United States,
| by others, are accused of being ambitious for a
! fight with England. This class Of commenta.
tors, without exception. can nothing often
siye in the conduct of Engla towards the Uni.
ted States, but every thing objectionable in the
conduct Of the United States towards England.
Enough Of this
You will not be terror stricken, apprchend,
from any remarks you may see in the Esglish pa
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Thursday, april -, IsaI.
Republican Wing Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. ID. VI. Barringcr, of Cabarrus.
ELECTION THE 18TH OF MAY.

We are authorized to announce b. OATES,
Esq. as candidate for reelection to tho office
q CLERK Of Mscklonburg County Court, at the
ps1i election.
Charlotte, April |, 1871,
We are authorized TO announce CHARLES
T. ALEXANDER, JIM, as Candidate for the
Ofiee of County Court Clerk.
april $, leli.
B. KERR. ESQ as candidate for. e.elec.ion to
The Office Of Clerk of the Superior Court.
April 20, 1874.
ELECTION THE 9TH OF August.
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MAR RIED

In this town, or the 18th inst, by the Rev. ].
Caldwell, Nj. w. w TODD to Miss SOPHIA
r., daughter Of w. A. Todd, Esq, Of this place.
I'VE acknowledge tho reception of a share of
Brides Cake, and wish the loving couple long
and happy life
In this county, on the 10Th instant, BY j. B.
Kerr, Esq, Mr.. WIN w. ANDERSON to Miss
JANE Caps, after an acquaintance and court.
ship of about - hours.
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Town, and God aud victory will be with
ns We are sure, that the people and
,be Government will mol, cannot fauIler,
,boarh the shock be great and heavy
Remember the last words of our dying
Chef Magistrate, 81 WISH you TO UNDER.
sr,yp THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE Gov.
rsyxrST. / WISH THEN CARRIED our.-
ASH FOR NOTHING MORE"
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NrM YoRK, APRIL S.

New YoRK, APstL 5.
The Acadia reached Boston yesterday morn.
ing al eight O'Clock, and her news was received
here this morning at six o'clock. She sailed
upon the evening of tho 18th of March, reached
Halifax on the morning of the 5th of April, and
Boston on the 7th. The voyage to Halifax was
a bosterous and dangerous one, and ifuntortun-
ately it had been protracted, the consequences
nigh. have been serious. Seventy three passen-
gers ca me to Halifax, and thirty eight TO Boston
Though nina days later, the news is not i'm
portant The Columbia steamer had arrived out,
and carried intelligence which was considered as
at least moro pacific than had been taken out
before. -Four ships of war were fitting out with
all possible despatch--two at Sheerness and two
at Portsmouth. In addition TO this, l read in
one of the London papers that six regiments had
received orders to ba in readiness to embark for
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CATAwBA NAVIGATION COMPANY.


While the eastern portion Of our State
has received assistance from the State, to
carry on and complete number of valua-
bic works of Internal Improvements, it
seems that the Yves, has been almost en-
tiroly neglected. Why it is SO, we know
not: if the improvement of the State be
within the power of the State Legislature,
our part ought to receive share Of atten-
ton. We have been quiet, while the Eas-
tern half of the Commonwealth received
the fostering hand of assistance. A friend
a few days since called our attention to a
charter obtained several years ago by a
company bearing the above title, from the
Lcgislature--the State became a stock
holder to considerable amount. IL this
be so, why has the plan been abandoned F!
Was it found impracticable to render the
river navigable or was the stock never sub
scribed for and paid Did the State pay
her part, il so what became of the Stock :!
Can no one inform the public of its situa-
ton and affairs.
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Trust sale.

EHY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, made to the
Il D undersigned and executed by Stephen w.
Allen, for purposes therein mentioned, will ex-
pose to public sale, on a credit Of six months, at
The residence of said Allen, on the Sd day Of May
next, between the hours of Ii and IL o'clock, a.
NJ, he following property, viz
One road Wagon and Harness,
3 head of Horses, 2 CorS ard Catres,
Is head of Hogs.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils and SnattA Tools,
together nth some CORN.
Also
On the same day, at the Courthouse
AA in Charlotte, will sell valuable
Issss Lot i, the town Of Charlotte, adloin-
liiiiN ing the lots of Carter Crittenden, Jas
- w Grey and others, and known on
the town plot as No. 5A Sale TO commence az
Aliens as above stated, and at the Courthouse at
3 O'Clock, z. NJ. Terms made known on the day
OF sale.
ISAAC CAMPBELL, Trustee,
Apr,I S, lsls. id
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Death of Solicitor Troy.--We regret
to learn that Alexander Troy, Esq. soici-
tor of the fifth Judicial Circuit, died last
week. He had filled the Office for more
than twenty wears.
Judge Dick has appointed john Wins
low, Esq, Of Fayetteville, successor to MIR.
Troy.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-21
ls | JOHN FORsYTH. Jr.
T r R M x

T. T :.
 Subscription, ten oilars fur the duy paner payable Tn advdiee, nn live dOl the country paper, payable yearly iu advance by cash city reference. Persons wlshis tO ds1oatnue, mast give weeks notice i writing.
 ADv DvEarIsIso-A Advertisements continued withaut in terruption will bs charged rate nj dollar per square Tor the first Insertion, and it, cents each sub soqlent ohe. Sedl weekly and tr~ weekly will be chaFsed'te sanc as nrs isarttohs IweiSe lines make Sqlure- II advertisement alkcs ess than s1aare u siIai cost inadn Ts iuil one.
 Advertiseln not nHitei the manuscript, to the ndnver of inseetjns, Will be eontnued Tor two mouths and charged, unless previously directed to be taken out of the paper bl Written order. Advertise bearing upon her faces the naneS of the persUnsby whom they set must he endorsed by them.
 The terms for annual advertisers will be $40 for one square, and <J for each additional square, wit ie priv lege of cIliisiilg once week, due in advance.
 The privege'oI annual advertisers K limited to their immediate bsiness and ail advertisements for the benefit of other persons well all legal advertise mems and advertisements auction ses by them, must be paid for at the usual rates
 All advertisements required by law will be charged al the full rates.
 Annual advertisers who exceed the space which they contract, will be charged at the usual rates.
 Arrangements will he made with those who occupy hall column more continuously for year, according to the nature of the business, and the frequency (" the change Of matter.
 Advertisements of application for he benefit Of the tnsOvent Laws will not be published in any case unless paid for previous to insertion payment be guaranteed ny responsible person ill town.
 All announcements of candidates for office will be rhir- ged five dollars for daily insertions during the cahNass payable in al1 cases in advance.
 Military and Fire Companies and other similar Associa ons, will be charged full rates by the insertion, or forty dollars per if they do not exceed one square each week.
 charged double, and in all cases must be made in advance.
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In Chanoary oi AiaDa.na-Mublle ouGnt,.
 Gordon, Campbell S' Chandler, Compl'ts, 662 ys. Cross B,H.
 Jonathan Hunt, A II. Gaazam, Henry Gol,lihwaite, Chas. Cullum, George Poe, IT,, Wm. Purvis, Dan'l
 Wheeler, McLoskey & Magee, q al, def'tS. TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Register iroHl the affidavit of witness, that the deie endants George Poe, IT,, Nathaniel r. Williams, B. New house, Win. Purvis, and Wm Ross, reside out oi the limits ol the State of Alab,na they are ordered appear at the next term of the Court of Chancery for the first District of the Southern Chancery D,is- ion of said State Mobile, be held on the second Monday of May next and plead, answer or demur to the Bill of the said COmpainants; il is further or dered that this order be published once a week for four weeks d a newspaper printed and published in the city oi Mobile, and that copy of the same be posted the door of the Court House of Mobile County within ten days from this date,
 And il further appearing to the satisfaction of the the Register that the said George Poe, IT, resides in Baltimore, copy of this order is ordered to be for warded to him by mail with days from this date Witness MacolmJ, Mcflae, Register of said Court
 al office this 29th day of March, A, D, lS4l.
 Attest, M, J, McRAE, Register.
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In Chaaeery-State of Alabam,-Mebile County. John BIoodg pod, Henry Bright and Henry Goldth
 waite, to use. &c CompPts,
 7s4 ys
 Micajah Melee, Excu'or Mary C. Niece, widow, Mary G. McGee, Eliza J. McGee, Sarah Ann McGee and Thomas Melee, children of Thomas McGee, de-
 ceasel, Defendants.
 TUVHIS DAY came the complauants by their soll- X citors and showed to the satisfaction of the Reg Ister by the a avit of the witness, that the deien- dants Mary c. McGee, widow of Thomas Mciee, rah Ann Mc(iee and Tn ,mas Mctiee, children sf the said Thomas McGee, decd, reside out of the State Alabama, to wit: at Columbus, in the State of Mis- sissippi: Now therefore, it is ordered by the Regis ter that the said defendants. non-resents, appear in the court of chaacery for the first district southern chinccry division of said State, within thirty days from this date and plead, answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause, which said bill of com- pl,int praysDr the foreclosure ofhe defendants eqni ty of re lenptipn in certain premises, uner mort gage of the sam. ma ie by the sail Tn ,mls McGee i, his life time, since deceased, an John G. Ai ken and one Benjamin Estes, the fifth day of March AID 1886, to the sail complaints It is further order ed that this order be published once week for four weeks in the Mobile Comm; m;rcal Register and Pa triot, paper printed anl published in the city of M 'bile; that copy of the same be posted on the do of the court house of Mobile county, within days from this date and also that copy of this order be frwarlel by mi within ten days from this date, tI each of the aforementioned nonresident defen. dants, to Columbus in the State of Mississippi. q
 Witness, Malcolm J. M:Rse, Register of the court of cncery, for the first district of the southern chan csry of said State Raes this 26th day of April, AD lSi1. NJ MsRAE,
 apr26 2i4Et Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-21

NEW FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, yard ' wide, and colors warranted. Just received by DANIELS g. BRADY, s3, Dauphin street, (im- medately opposite the Public Sqiare,) a large and splendid assortment of the above Goods, of the est style, which the, offer very cheap for cash Rich plain blk silk, 22 in. wide, for 6-6 pr yard, Handsome figured Silk,
 Elegant lustred colored Poult de So,
 7-s diaper table Linen for 50 cents pr yard, 7-l daInask do for 62 do, 2 and l0-4 double danask do, very cheap,
 A Irish Linens, full 36 in, wide, in demi-peces and fine quality (warranted all linen) from 40 cents Super and sp'ine blu. and jet black Bomhazine, A large and cheap stock of cotton & silk Hosiery, First quality spool Thread, warranted full 300 yds
 to the spool, for 75 cents per dozen,
 " description, cheaper than be sold by any
 other house in the city.
 Country Merchants and dPanters are invited to call and examine. mar 4 199tf
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O PAXTON NSlIfUfE.-FEMALLiD DEPART. 1b MESr- WiiiaAa Hill, Principal; Char, .ys.vfh A@.eLa AEsf,n, Assistants. This department of the Institute is in successful operation, embracing it's o study every branch oi ornaenal and practical education. s+#+
 The terms in regular studies ffum ;f6 to S7pcr mouth. Tutions in Preach, Painting and Drawing and on the Pianofate, Harp Guitar are extra.
 Persons desirous of patronisng this department can have an interview with the Principal al any tilne be- tween the hours of A. Nj. and P. M. at the In- stitute.
 Among the Principals patrons reference may be made to the Hon. Ex-Gov. Gayle Hon. Jno. F. Ev- erett: Gen. Theo. L. Toufuin, Gen. W. Taylor c. Lyon, and Richard Redwood, Esqrs.
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 6J3
 Thomas II. Robinson, deian lant. DURSUANr fo q decree rendered in this case at K the Fall Term, A. n. lS40, of the court of chan cery for the first district n the Southern chancery d- vision of the State of Aablni, shall proceed to sell the first may in Jule next in front of the court house in Mobile county, and bstwecn the usual hours of Sheriff sales certain property described m the bill ofconplaint of said as tolows "All that certain tract, piece, parce or lot of land and premi ses, situate, lying, and being, in the city of Mobile beginning at point on the north sile of the Spring Hill road, distant six hundred and eighty feet west sry from the west side of Broad street, and running westerly on the north side of Spring Hill road fifty five feet for the front of said lot and extending back north eighteen degrees west one hundred and ten feet and having the number of feet in in front.-Together with all an singular the tenemenIs, hereiitalnents, privileges and appurenances to the same belonging, or in anywise appertaning." Terms of sale cash. Attest,
 NJ. J. McRAE
 mas 25lttds Master in Chancerv.
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ID AGGING AND KOPE-- -AD 50 bales East India Bagging,!
 700 pieces Briggs Bagging,
 AGO pieces Dundee do.
 200 pieces Mississippi do.
 300 coils Russia Hemp Rope,
 200 coils Jutc Rope,
 4 bales Ealing Twine--for sale by march5 McGRAN q NOONAN. NOHEN'S RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION- OI'hs remedy, celebrated for the cure oi chronic and infammatory rheumatism, sprans, swell ngs of the jaints, from the improper injudcious use of mercury, lunlago, &c. for the first time offered to the people Of the South, although long known and used, as the certificates testify, at the North, where it's has been greatly marvellous ani auvalled. Those afflicted with the above com plaints will find immediate relief on trial of the E,ubrocation. For sale by the Agent march 5 |. c. DUBOSE & co.
 t, No 3e Water st.
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NEW PRINTED DLAWNS-HENRY & STOD- " DART, corner of Water anI Cont streets, have receive direct from Liverpool several cases of the above, for Ladies Spring Drcsses-whch they oder at wholesale retail, cheap for cash.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County. James G. Lyon, Joseph B. Earle, Samuel H. Gar
 row and Henry Goldtlwaite, Colnpainants,
 Martha V. Schuyler, widow, and Mary E., Reuben V. V. and Angelica Schuyler children of s. V. V. Schuyler, dac'd Defendants
 DURSUANT to decree rendered m this case at N the Fall Term D 1940, of the court of chance ry for ihe first district of the southern chancey diyl sion of said stae shall proceed sell the first Monday in June next in front of the court house of Mobile county, anl between the usual hours of she rifs sales, the property described certain deed of mortgage from $. " F Schuyler to the compts iil this case bearing date the first day of Jany, lS36,as follows: Alth,se certain parcels or lots of lands and premises situate, lying and being in the city of Mo- bile and described as follows, that is say fourteen Lots, wit: Numbers one, tw0 three, four, live, six, seven, eight, nine, ten eleyen twelve, thirteen and fourteen, in square number seventeen, bounded as fellows: the west by Lawrence street; on the east by Hamilton street; the north by Delaware street the south by New Jersey street. Also, nine lot, numbers one, two, three, four five, six, seven, eight, and nine, in square number twenty nine, bounded as follows: On the east by Dearborne street; the west by Broad street; on the north by Delaware street; the south by New Jersey street, Also, tea lots, wit: numbers one, two three, four, hive, six, seven, eight and ten, in square number six teen, b1ulded IS follows: On the east by Hamilton street; the by Lawrence street; on the south by Dearbnrne street, and on the north by lands of George Poe, Jr and otberstbc sad lots having the forms and dimensions described in certain deed of conceyance this day executed by the said parties of the second part to the said party of the first part and being the lots terein mentioned and con vcyed and which now re-eonyeyed to secure a part of the purchase money for the ,togeher with all and singular the tenenens, heredtaments, rights members, privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging in any wise appertaining. Terms of sale cash. Attest, NJ. J. McRAE,
 Master in Chaucery. The above property was sold on the first Monday of March last, anI the purchaser, James c. Lyon having faile comply with the terms of sale, it will he re-sold on the first Mon lay of June next, the account anl risk of whom it may concern.
 Attest, M J. McRAE,
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County.
 Is5''ha" Jon HH" o0"pP er 1oasrrd to b df James Morelanl, Defen't case at the Spring Term. 1889, of the court of chancery for the first dis trict of the southern cancery division of said at Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday of Juae next, in front of the court house of Mobile corty, an within the usual hours of sheriifs sales, the property described in the bill of complaint in this cause follows: "Al that certain tract, piece and parcel of and situate, lying and being in the city of Mobile, and known and described follows, that Is to say, lots numbers twelve an thirty, in square two hundred and eighty; said lot number twelve being situated the north sile of Hunt street, between Magnolia anl Water street, having front on Hunt street of twenty three feet six inches, widening in ahe fifty two feet eight inches, with depth of one hsaj fred an fifty feet bDuael the south by Hunt street; the north by line parallel with the same street aud dstait therefom one hundred and fifty feet; the east by line parallel with Water street and distant thereirom hundred and twenty five feet, and the west by line parallel with Mag poa street ana distant thercfon four hundred and for fy feet ;-said lot number thirty being situate the Drt Invest corner of Hunt and Water streets, having trout Water of fifty six feet, with depth of hun lrea and twenty five feet, bounded on the east by Water street; the west by line parallel with the street, an distant therellom hum dred and twenty five feet; the south by Hunt street, and on the north by line parallel with the street and distant herelrom fifty six icet,-all said lots having the form and dimensions as aii down and descrbe in a certain plat survey of part of James and recorded in the oiae of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county" Terms of sale cash.
 Attest, M J. McRAE,
 fnay6 2J2ts Mast in (haucpry.
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In Chancery-Sute of Alabama-Mobe County.
 Jonathan Hunt, conpPt. } PURSUANT to 126 vs. ; decree rendered James Morelani defendant, in this case at the Spring Term, A. D. 1859, of the court of chincery
 for the first district of the Southern chancery division of said state, at Mobile; l shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in June next, in front of the court house of said county, an between the usual hours of Sheriff sales, the property described in the bill of that certain tract pece lot of llnl situate lying aad being, in the city of Mobile, and known and des- cribel follows, that is say, It number eleven in square two hundred and eighty three, situate the east side of St. Joseph street, between Hunt and Bloodsood streets, having front on St. Joseph st. Ot sixty feet, with depth of one hundred an twenty one ieet bounded on the east by Sr Joseph street ; Od the west by line parallel with the same street, and distant therefrom hunlrel an1 twenty one feet; the north by line parallel with Bloodgood
 and distant therefrOIn hundred anl twenty feet ; and on the south by line parallel with said northern boundary hne and distant thererom sixty feet. Also, lots numbers twenty-five and twenty-six in square two hunred and eighty, situate the south west corner or intersection of Rloodgood and Water sts. hayins each front Water street of fifty feet with a depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet; B0und- ed on the east by Water street; the west by line parallel with said street, and distant theref,om oae hundred and twenty five feet the north by Blood good street, and on the south by line parallel with said street, and distant therefrom hundred feet. All of said lots having the form and dimensions as aaid down and described in certain plat survey oi Il Part of the Orange Grove tract projected and Arawn by John James, and recorded in the office of Cerk of the county court of Mobile c.unty.' Terms
 sale cash. Attest, M. ]. McRAE,
 may6 252+tls Master in Chancery.
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SSTt.AM CANDY AND SUUAR, IeEFlAEltl lCR. l.. & A. STUART, corner Of Greenwich and Chambers stieets New Y"tk are now manufacturing and offer for sale CANDY, SUGAR PLUas, &c made by their improved process from single, double and treble Refined Sugar. Win steam engine and ether machinery, the advantage of long experience, and a thornugh know ledge of sugar refining, they will continue to manufacture CANDY, &c., superior in qualit, to any made in this country ar kar0pe, al car or quite as low prices the inferior qualities are usually sold. Having increased their buildings, they are now prepared execute tie largest orders for CANDY or REFIEED SUGAR at the shortest notice. Country dealers are requested. to call and examine the quality of Candy sold a. this establish ment before purchasing.
 Candy carefully packed ih boxes of 2O, 25, 50 and 100 pounds, for the Southern and Western markets, and delivered in the city shipped, without charge for hoNes caragr.
 REFIsED SUGAR.--Double Refaed Loaf packed in boxes barrels, or loose; Crushed and Ground L.oa Sugar in barrels Sugar House Mo afses in lhds and rierces. The above Sugars are refined by steam without the of clay or blood.
 feb Is lS6.