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SENTENCE OF LIEUT. WILKES.

We annex the letter ofihn Secretary of the Navy ap
proving Ia ssltel'a Ut tha tnlr hs case OF Lieut.
M as. 1t VIII le seen that tie sentence is Il publ,
pprmand which is thus administered by the Secre
AIRY
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pLOJGHsi PLOCGMsI:
WALTON = ECOE.4

HAVE JUS, received supply ofthe LIVINGSTON
III COUNTY PLoUGHS. to which WAS awarded
the first premium al tho great Agricultural Fair, held
last Fall, at Syracuse, Now York. For particulars
refer To certificates and handbills in possession.--
Planters and Farmers invited 10 call and examine
them.
June Is won
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~ TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern D,s,.ic, of y,rsul,
SEPTEMBER 8, 1912
DlllLlP SMITH, of the county af Fraskln
having filed petition pra yng that he may be Do
cared bankrupt: II ordered that all persons clamiu,
to be creditors Of The said Philip Smith show cap,s
to the court the 18th day Of November next why tn.
said Philip Smith be moi declared bankrupt ppr
suan To the act Of Compress 10 that behalf and tina,
copy of,his order oe published in the newspapers, ac
cofding to the 22d aud 2ith rules OF court.
Copy -Tesc,
HENRY GIBSON, GU.
September w5y
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A tAsTsSGs, Pots. Ovens Skilles, Sc For sail
" cheap for the money H. b. RICHARDS.
July 2s is
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EsglS' H'D TECE.
NO EFCE.

NO T'ECE.
/ Ii creditors of Samuel Branch having claim or
y claims embraced in tha first class OF debts proY
ed for in certain trust deed executed 10 ne Nv the
said Sam Branch bearing date the 2s,h day OF Janua-
~ lS42, and of record in the Clerks office d, Canp5p
county, are hereby notified and required furnish me
with statement of their respective claims by the 25th
o November next, or they may be thereafter forever
declared from any participation in said deed aud all
those indebted to me, trustee aforesaid whose notes
were dae the 10th of this month"; must come forward
and settle or SHALL put them in the hands Of officers for
collection Letters ~ will be addressed 10 OakyiIle
p. O. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM D. BRANCH.
Trustee 81 Saml. Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please to publish the aooye
advertisement twice week I'll III. 18th Nov. next.
in the country paper, and forward its account this OF
fee for collection.
July Ia t25N
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IRuE AEEaloAS SnLon.-An old tar name!
john Noiltpdo aged q years, and lately attached to
the y. ). Ship North Carlliea at New York. has ret
red tom the service at the Suggestion Of his officers
Ter eervlng his country faithfully and hluesy for IS
years. and taken quarters the Naval ASYLUM al phih
dephia where he niends spending the remnant Of his
days Beng told last SPrng by Captain Gregory, tia,
he had better quit the account of his az the
old veteran replied: II don't ihnk Captain. us how il
would look well f9 me to leave active serrce TIL after
the boundary question is settled, because you haow il
there should should he war should not like 10 have il
said that skulked.''
Soof aflerit had been announced that Lord Asb5ueon
had concadsd The treaty, setting the boundary question
lie Old veteran made sPpesan t. Captain y9tsy Tor
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May = l'assed lying Saviour ernbsln yop 10 he sch
s'rtnn,s walch be freely poured for diving snness
lift spring the fqvers II life reseaf v.r f.s,eps,
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10

ADVICE To FEMALES Females vhass.
lue coed health should never be without The Lac
Medicines. as they purity the blood, temeye %.
straciions. and give the skin beautiful, ceai,
healthy, and blooming nppesfance
TO PARENTS AND oTHERs-Peson, ii
plelhorc habit, aho arc subject to cts, Acadeehe
iddiueSs, dimncss Of sight, or dfuHsiness. from
too great dow Of blood to tho bead, xhoaif tabs
il frequently. Children, and persons o. all 10.
may take them Of any time, as they do cot eonlsla
mercury, or any ingredient that requires eOuGls.
meut or restriction Of diet.
TO ELDERLY PERSONS hcaliy
aged indiyiauals vino know the value VI Moilafs
Life Medicines, make il rule 10 take them tsa
OF three limes week, by which they remove ts
causes that produce disessn, preserve their heala
and keep Of the iuhrmlties al age
| HEADS OF FAMILIES should always ken
a quantity Of Tie Life Mpdicines IN the house g.
a remedy in eases OF sudden illness; fof by lhpa,
promp, administration, Cholety. Morbas, Gut "a
( tho stomach, CfamPa. Spastns, lryers, and olst;
alarming complaints, which too oiltn pfcse ls,s
may DO speedily cured or prevented.
FACTS ron MOTHERS ANn NURSES =
LISA fact established BY the annual bills Of rnaf
,ality, that oac half Of Toe ehildren bora arc sa
or before attaining seven ycars Of age. and Il.
fruilful saLrcs 81 lbs mortality 10 found 10 eaa
in that foul state Vi tho stomach and bowels waea
produces tho gonera,iea Of Worms. IA the sse
resloser Of Iatantiac Health, 10 this critical sisis
the I.lle Medicines have long held disiiagui,5ol
reputation; and To- lecineas ut the stomach stl
boscl., and canyulsiona, alihon.h WDrmsIa us
exit, il Is allowed 10 Be suPsiso, 10 any osaq.
The above yalaabic Medicines are ior sale by
r. J. Il0LToN, Agent,
Charlotte, n. c.
1rA Springs, Esq, Postmaster At Iiirts
~ Gcove, Nsckisohurg 90 y G., Is agent ial q
sale Of tic ab9ge Medicine.
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lOAFER,S SOLuOQrY.

Among the dry, quaint, ard phtlosophic.
al scenes wllh which Mr. Meals recent vol
umes of "Charcoal Sketches" aboupds,
BE think the following sol.loquy Of Iosfrr
who had been sleigh riding and got sp!ii, y
IS !aimi;able =
I" lis mans natlr, | believe, add W
cant help it, no how. As for me, wish |
was pig; there's some sense in beng a
pig vols fat Pigs don't have to speculate,
and bust; pigs never 70 a sleigbing, guar.
rel with their daddies in lay wat was to be-
get into spFees, and make ,arna fools o.
themselves, Pigs IS decent behaved peo
pie, aud good citizens, though they aln'i got
10 vote. And then they haY'nt got ~
old clothes 10 put on Of cold mornings
when they get up; they don't have to be
darnln' and patching their own pants they
don't wear old hats on their heads, nor
have they 10 ask people for EN-; cold wit
tails plenty for pigs. My eyes If ! wa,
a Jolly fat pig, belong 10 respectable people
II would DO tant4mount 70 uothin' with me
who vas President. Who ever seed one
pig shiin' on a cold c1rbs,one, rubbia
another pigs head vot rot chucked out O.
sleigh ! Pigs has too much sense TO q
ridl6', If so be as they can belp il,
wished was one, aud oil Of this scrape.-
LIS true, pigs has their troubles like hu.
mans; coas,abies catches EN-; dogs bite
EN-; ADD pigs sometimes done over suck
ers as men. Bot pigs never runs Their
own moses into scrapes, coaxln' themselves
70 believe IT'S fUn, as we do. | mover see a
pig 90 the whole hog IN my life, sept upon
run cherries"
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Oh examination this will be found very plea
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ay The perfect t.a,dy whicrthesc Life Pin. 90,
10 lie blood. and Ihe humors SeosLufie RI
tieas and Bad conrltxioas, BY their Alternative e
feet upon the fluids that feed the shin, the no,bs
state Of Which oc.asions all Efupiies Complaip,,
Sailor. CLOUDY, and ether dissgnsable corsplg,
ioas. The use Of these Pills tof very short In.
will effect an entire cure Of Sah Rkeum Ervr'.
eIss, and STRIKING improvement ii The cleqfass,
Of The Skin. Common Colds and Influenza. VIII
always be cured By oae dose. or by two, even u
thc worst eases. Piles.-.as remedy Tor m.
most distressing and obstinate malady,ihe pfse.
table Life Pills deserve distinct aud cmplalie
Recommendation. II is well known 10 hunsfeds
in this city. that the originator Of these ihsagst
Pills was himself afflicted With this compton, e.
upwards Of thirty ire years, and that hs tried "a
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the Mairtia Mediea. lie however 4,
length. tried Ihe me dicioe which he now offers /,
the public, and be was cured IN very short time
after his recovery had been pronounced not obI,
improbable. but absolutely impossible. by say h.
man means.
All that Mr. Mofat, requires Of his patients Z,
to be particular in taking the Life Medicines strict
" according 10 the directions. Its not by news
paper notice, OF by any thing that he himself msy
say in their favor, that he hopes 10 gain credit
! 1t is alone by the results Of & far trial.
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POETRY.
Fro,n .he sco.lish Chrlstian Head.


EVENING.
IT'S eonr. that bright and orbed blaz,,
Fest fading from our wistful gaze;
lon ntantling cloud has hid from sight,
The last faint pulse .: quivering light
IL darkness and in WEAKNESS
The traveller on his way must press:
No CLEAN 10 watch on tree or tower
Willing away the lonely hour
Sun Of our soal. thou Saviour doar,
II IS not night it thoa be near:
Oh may no earih.born cloud arise
To hide thee from thy servants eyes.
when round thy wondrous works below,
My searching, rapturous glance throw,
Tracing on, wisdom, power and love,
Ia cara o. SKY, IN stream or grove;
o., BY the licat thy words disclose,
Watch Time fall rive. as il flows,
Scanning thy gracious providence.
Whers nc, too deep for i1onal sense;
When with dear friends sweet talk l hold,
And all the flowers Of life unfold,
Let not my heart within ne barn,
Except in all | thee discern.
When the soft dews Of kindly sleep
Ny wearied eyclids gently steep,
BE my last thought how sweet 70 rest.
10. ever on my Sayieur's breast
Abide shh me from morn till eve.
For without thee eannot live:
Abide with me when night IS nigh,
For without thee | dare not die.
Thou Trainer Of the light and dark,
Steer through the tempest thine own ark
Amid the bowling wintry sea,
We are in port il We have thee.
The rulers Of this Christian land.
'Twixt thee and US ordained 70 stand.
Guide thou their course, o Lord, Alright
Let all, do all as in thy sight.
Oh by thy own sad burihen. borne
50 neekly up the hill Of s-orn,
Teach thou thy priests their daily cross
To bear as thine, no. count it loss!
l. some poor wandering child Of thine
Have sPura'd, today, the voice divine,
Now Lord the gracious work begin
Let him no more lie down il SIN.
Watch by the sick: enrich The roor
With blessings from thy boundless store;
BE every moarler's sleep tonight
Like infants siuubefs, pure and light,
Come near and bless us when we wake.
Ire through the world our way we take
Til in the ocean Of thy love
We lose ourselves in Heaven above.
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SIDE, there we're likewise symptoms OF
storm inside as the stranger gave way to
the necessities OF his situation, surrendered
his first seat, aud took the one so generous.
ly offered him by his countryman. As he
assumed his new seat a mu;;erng about
+" Did Yankee was easily d,slin
guIshed. \ lev auxiliary ioiis OF the stage
aided IN arousing his temper, and at last
he broke out 10 regular TRADE against the
universal Yankee nation.
hate the whole essence peddlng set,
said he 10 an easy tempered fellow by hls
side, &" aud always did and never could
sufficiently thank my stars that | was born
and brought up south of the Potomac
They seed out their meanest specimens to
the South continued he, 81 aud in the pro.
portion 10 their numbers, they always re.
mind NE OF the vetma which oyerrun
Egypt. 0ae Of the first aud most useful
/ lessons ever learned was 10 damn lau
kee."
/ 1t would have been amusing 10 have
watched the face OF our traveller from New
Orleans. lie had very carefully survey e
the features Of the stranger as he settled IN
10 his seat, and Smile gathered upon hil
lips which seemed to say he knew hrs maa
Tie listened quite patiently TO the deeuncla
lions OF the other, and finally SAID, III ;
pleasant tone
~ ou don't seem TO Ike the Yankees 2
The stranger looked al him very closely
before be answered, for no scarcely hkeC
the expression Of his eounlenance; it nigh
be friendly or might not; for beneath IL
placidity there was something which slight
iy resembled sueer. He replied briefly
mo, sir 90 not"
Peoples tastes will differ; there is I
accounting for them. Your face, pardo
me, sir-seems not unfamiliar to me.
ihe request be not considered too lmpert
nent, should like to be favored with you
name
/" Sly name is Jones, sir"
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PROSPECTUS
or
TIE MOTNTAENFIssES.

= VIE Subscrber-hu believing that the large i.l
T. intelligent portion o. Nor,h (ar1liaa ts.
bFaced 10 The 18th Gongfsss iona DIsificf, con p-
cd Of tie couulIes Of lIedel Suffy, Nilkes, A..
ard part ~ Caldwell, IS ln need II newala rst
aud Is iGlly cDupoleH, 10 10 suppofl---pfoposl' .
publish IN the town Of "a i!Arshoroaeh 4 weekly
paPcr uadcr the above title. While every uihot
District 10 the Stale las within Il tso or mca
such organs Of information t3e Thirteenth S. a.
Nrely destitute, sud dependant On the o'Acf'.-
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are no. able and riding To support ons Il u43
be because far trial has never bcen made u
subscriber expects 10 make ihs tfisl. ard ubhs.'.
taiingly throws himself npon The splrsi ard ..tf
atty Of the figc Thousand Nhigs Of the prb!1
for support.
During the late coatrs, 6r the Presidency, Ne
subscriber lent his humllc aid 10 elevate c..
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to effect 4 ealo, o. tie rgteigasc money wM =
fetafnsd b. hiaiaeif et travelling Rgeui--I -
eomPFise thp IiYgeisa o. Family Pill; he III.
gc.an Tonic. 70 ftstDfe Tie tebihia'cd OF hra2s
doaa constitution; iae uicTina Pit. 70 cure iies
painful difficulties and diseases pecal!sr "a Fopu
and the hggs f,ll, 70 cure Ipiermhisni ftFers sri
agues. Iof further information, tho afflicted
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iaass d isets 4u4 certificates, thai must oubstt
escFy reasonable miod, thai tAe llygcl2n y. &
etnca sre i8taluabie.
taf sale ~
TE0s J. HoLToN, AgeaL
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SPOONER'S PATENT
NiGEs.R.v .EFFsDECEsVES

A RE the bei
EAsnd ebes7,
faalily aae gsat-
raj medicines %
use. Thee mt%
ieiaes are the ~
suit o. a lila e
s,ady ard esFat
cnee the lgug'l
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~ DESSOzUTKO.s.s

sENiiE firm Of J. & b. Jamison Is this day de-
Ia solved By mutual consent. Persons indebl.
ID to the firm By BOOK Account arc requested to
call aud close The same BY cash OF note. All who
fall - % % by thp FeJruary Court may expect
to settle with sa officer
j. JAMESON.
d. JAMESON
Jan. J. lSI2 Ief
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q
-. Petition for Divorce.
Saml. flannkln.
a \ this case, it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
"a the Court, ,hat Samuel Fannikon. the dcfen.
dan', Is not an iahaba3nt Of this STATE, Histters.
fire ordered, that publication be made for three
months, IN the Charlotte Journe and he Meek.
lenburg Jcliersoaian, for tle defendant 10 appear
al the nest Superior Court Of law, 10 Be Md for
the County Of meekIenburg, Of tic Court ;;onse
10 Charlotte, on the fourth Monday II Febrna,y
next, then and there 10 plead, answer or dempy.
70 this petition Or judgment pro conlcsso viii be
entered % against Tim, aud lie said petition
heard ex parts.
witness y u. kcrF Clerk Of orr said Court.
at Office. tie foadh MondayIn Anpnd. 4, u 1eli
and in the 6eit ycar Of Che independenee y. saiS
State. go
rdce adv. SO. II M ON V'''A'
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" Cashier Of the -r-- Bank.
Exactly, remember, and -"
"Alderman il the sane town."
"Ay, come TO remember" said our
friend, scratching his head as though en-
deayoring TO bring to memory something
be had half forgotten. II recolecI hav
lng heard of you. Did not you once teach
a district school in The torn Of Pomfret,
State Of Vermont ?"
En- ! Pomfre, No yes, hey ~
as, you remember" pursued hrs ter
meutor as if not noticing his disturbance
!" tha old red school house up there 90 the
Hill; close by The big rock the buternut
woods 10 the rear taught 10 the district
adjoining. you know. Let me see," sald
he, IN q slow and thoughtful lone, and with
inpeFiurbable gravity, 4" | think cur pay,
that winter, was ten dollars month, wasn'i
Il! There was proposition, you remem
Der, to drum you oct Of town tor---"
Oar Alderman and Cashier could stand
II 10 longer, bat leaning forward 10 our
New Orleans traveller, said feFcely,
" DO are you any how 2"
Nobody 10 particular, merely one o.
those I'D Yankees Of whom yeu
spoke minute ago."
Ihsre arc those besides Falsiaf vino
have considered discretion the better part
OF vaIor." Long before the stage reached
Augusta, there was tot moro agreeable,
sociable fellow IN Il, than the quondam Yer.
mont Schoolmasier.
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1rA Springs, Esq, Postmaster a, Iiieae
~ Gcbve, hsckisnhufg 90. \ ca Is agent To- lll
sale Of tic above Medicine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-09-13
Effects of the Tariff

In passing through the various streets of our CITY,
1t is evident to the most casual observer that busi
ness OF almost every description has assumed
more animated appearance. Where silence had
previously remained undisturbed may now be heard
the cheering sound of the enterprising mechanics
hammer and seen the hurrying to and fro of men of
ouslness-every thing, in fact, wears a more lively
ana anmatlng aspect since the passage of the tariff
bill. We now believe the worst is past.-TBahi-
more Patriot.
I'VE might multiply similar notices from our ex-
change papers, 10 an indefinite extent. But The a.
Dove may be taken as fair sample of the "Efects
o. tar!t There is one consideration STANDING in
lhis connection which we most particularly wish to
imprint on the memory of our readers In the face
OF this happy efect-with the suffering history or
the past and the late gloomy prospect of the Guture
before their eyes, the leading loco fDco naners
throughout the country are defining their pos,ons
and directing movements to a systematic organiz
auon OF the party the distinct ground of opposi-
non 10 Protective Tariff. Some of them express
II oolulyi others more crcuitousy and with greater
caution The attempt to make foul work of district
ing the States so as TO return the greatest number
OF anti-Protecton members to Congress, we of
course all understand. Every other means 10 Sc.
cure the great end in view, will be taken be thew
fair or FOUL the ballot box is the only and the safe
weapon of defence. Many believe thew will RIM
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