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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

.Ner Discoveries at Pompeii.-A letter
from Naples, received at Paris, states,
that 10 continuing the researches al Pom
peii, there has just been found at the VIA
fortunG, four tine paintings IN iresco, a.
dornlng the walls OF as many contiguous
houses. One of them is distinguished a.
boye the rest by the superior correctness
of It's drawing and beauty and freshness Of
color, and will. therefore, he taken from
its place to be deposited in the Bourbon
Museum in the capital. 1t represents
Baccusand Faunus pressing grapes brought
10 them BY a Young slave, while boy Is
directing the flow Of the JUICE into 40 am
phora embedded in the ground. TN.
painting measures :wo and half feet By
one and bali, and is supposed 10 have
been the sign of an inn, or wnc-house. -
1t has already been copied in photography.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02
800 ENGRAVENGS,

consisting Of Views os Cities, Eoihces, and other
great works Of Architecture, Monuments, Mechan-
zeal Inventions, RUNE, Illustrations Of the Man
ners and Costumes Of different Nations, Religious
Rites and Ceremonies Catarscts, Volcanoes Gu.
riosites, Trees, Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles,
and the numerous objects contained 10 the Fossil,
Vegetable Mineral, ann Animal Kingdoms, care
fully compiled b. ROBERT SEARS, from the
best and latest sources.
% a subject embracing 50 vast range as the
rich aud inhuneraf.o Wonders Of - Natures Store
IIoase." tie Editor vii! enleayor 10 produce a
work commensurate with It's soaI-ox pandiug I'M
portance. Tie Contemplation Of The numerous
objects contained IN Tie I3ssi! Vegetable, Miner.
al, and Animal Kingdoms, aylsheC so b9unUiu.iy
around Us, discovers facts Of an Interesting and
extraordinary character, and lloRe presents alum
dsni material for intellectual energy and research.
The wonders OF the AGtedIuy.an Nor!--the mas
slve mountain rising above line HelGh59fing hills
the volcano and earthquake, each spreading DC
yaslatiun 10 its coutse-thc evcr-souncag and
bouuclees deep-.he clear blue vault OF heaven,
studded through illni,abe space with countless
orbs-are phenomena that must enlarge aud ele-
vste the mind, induce e1noblIng Views OF the Uni
versal Governor, and teach our dependence upon
bis power his wisdom. and his goodness.
In the varied works Of art on which man has
exercised MS genius ana INDUSTRY, II |blcp Del
ence and Philosophy have aided his efforts,
corded all that u rare. curious, and admirable
marking the gradual progress and advancing sta
ges Of improvement
The Wonders Of The Mind-the Creators high.
est work, his mirror and representatives, not
insptly engage our thoughts. The mind is in it.
self a microcosm, mans chief and highest dis.
tinciion--a transcript Of that intellectual Energy
that first gave birth 10 Nature.
To select these pearls, and 10 seize the beauties
every here presented to Us, form the features Of
a the Wonders Of the World" On all subjects,
reference Will Be constantly made 70 every ayli,a.
bic source Of information the veil Of error and
oreduity which too often obscgres the narrative Of
the traveller will be carefully withdrawn the most
recent and best acceditcd authorities twhether In.
glish or American) will be sedalousIy compared
and data given for further research; 50 that truth
without alloy may usher in the varied department.
Of Natures ample bound"
The work will be embeHsheG with spirited En-.
cravings derived from authentic sources, which
Il regarded as highly finished specimens Of art
~ pictorial Illustrations Of the subjects, will be
found superior TO most contemporary PRODUCTIONS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

Type Setting Hochine.--A citizen Of
Troy, \. y, has been Tor the last four
years periecllng machine for sctring
types, but on an entirely different plan
from that invented by Capt. Rosenburg.
aud recently described in the New World
newspaper. This machine will be ready
for the inspection oflhe public IN the course
of two or three months. Connected with
i is also machine for distributing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02
From The Oxford Mercury. By Lady.
spTN.OLOGY.


Ia these days, shen Boarding Schools for
Young ladies' are devoted 10 the iashiona'
bic oIngies Of the day, such as conchology (;
orthodoxy, zoology, and such like, ~o pro
pose an additional scleoee, as tioish!ng
touch TO Young ladies' education, viz: SPIN
oloey. Our grand mothers of olden tine,
who made good wives for patriotic men that
achieved our Independence, knew how 10
spin. They were, loo, expert IN weave.oI-
ogv, and, as to cook-ology, none Of the
learned anciecls could 20 ahead Of them. =
As consequence of all this, they enjoyed
,ood health, and such things as dyspepsia
and consumption were seldom known. Bot
m modern times, those sciences, so honor.
able 10 the matrons of the revolution, have
aoue out Of date. A lamen,able dcsenefa-
cy, both physical and moral, has followed
Then The country had women nov we have
none. Females have all turned ladies'. II
our fashionable schools cannot be induced
to establish departments in splnology
weaveolosy, and the like, we would suggest
,hct some worthy matrons, # number
qualified for the business can be found
should go to our cities aud towns aud set VI
spinning schools 10 teach young ladies', no
how TO spin street yarn, thus ar, they have
generally achieved already; but good sub
stantial wool aud linen IN woikmanlikt
manner.
Th.s should be preparatory 10 higl
school for teaching the healthy and mscui
GUS art of weaving, and when they have be
come proficient ~ both, good knowledge
a. cookology should en,llle Them 10 a Iegn
lar diploma, with the honorary degree Of +
Wit Tor Wives.
All Dear Lady-lfyou or some Of you
bomespun sisters will teach Bassle ogFaphy
then you may count upon making fortune
But spin ology or any other oiogy that ha
the least connection with work ology wi
no, do even TO whisper about these moder
REFINED times. They had rather pla.
with their hands ody and stand before The
, slass.,IonaFy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

10 party few evenings since, il was
asked. why is a lromdn unlike looking
glassT It vas answered, Because the first
spcaks without rejecting, and the second
rg'ects without spediipg,"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

To Insure a Crop Of Peaches y
kendtick's New American vi
Il is stated, il straw, litter OF :
cd around the roots Of Peacn ~ a
the ground is frozen in The WIZ Gam
lercd to continue al the danger ''5'
IS past, good crop mny be eApF, .'a sc.
whole secrrt consisls ~ '''"'' ,a,pps
ton, llll the proper season 'o' T. tccp.
A north hill SIDE also iIequep'F sod
buds closed TIL danger IS over
Agricaifurish
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

Lay brooms,lck IN her way, and if she
steps over II. don't take her. Ii she takes
Il up and pats II carefully ia its place, brush
eud up, take her If you eau get her
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

Bad nercs far Ia,lors.--Tt is said that
the manufacturers of Nottingham and
Derby, England, are endeayorina to bring
out coats and trowsers, woven in the frame,
and that they are sangune of ultimately
accomplishing their purpose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02
The Wonders Of The World,
IN NATURE, ART and MIND.

Comprising complete Library Of Useful and
Entertaining Know ledge, AID Illustrated BY more
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

"Fa,her, wasn't Alexander q hero -
" Yes, my boy" replied Oats. Well
then, father, wasn't Mrs, Alexander o she
70" "Grrl take that boy 10 bed =
What depraylly."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

John, can you tell me the difference be
tween attraction Of grayiatton, and autac
ton OF cohesion 2 Yes, sir; attraction 81
gravitatlon pulls a man 10 the ground, and
the attraction Of cohesion prevents his Get
ting up again
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

Rr Id. ASRIRA

<Esfa aHTII.L attend TO the Practice OF
w Medicine in Charlotte and The
ya surrounding country. By prompt and
VI a close attention to those who may en-
gsre 61s services. b. hopes 10 merit and secure
portion Of public favor. lie has removed his
Shop To the Mansion House, immediately adloin-
ing the entrance, where be may always be found,
unless professionally ahsent.
Charlotte, Nay Is, 1872. SAT-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

Why don't you wear 'hush, ma ?"
asked little boy. "a HUSH what is that
nv DEAR never heard Of such a thing.
" Why, yes you have tina! asked aunt
Mary what made her back stuck out so, and
she seid--HUsH my dear So you do
know wha, a hush 81 Mobile Herald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

A cargo Of 1000 bushels Of wheat has
arrived at New York from Valparaiso.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

~ cdifh rdfs.-An Ohio piper says that
ns many ns thirty SIX rats have becu taken
~ one night by The lolloNiog piap. nike a
smooth keule I'll Il 10 within six inches Of
The top with water, cover tho surface with
cbad or bran. then Place il in tho evening
who're the rats harbor.
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T. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c

EA Springs. ESQ, Postmaster at Hicko.
~ Grove, Mecklenhurg 20. c., is agent for The
sale of the above Medicine.
IRWIN. McLeary, Esq, Postmaster Al
Tuckasege, Meckleuburg CO., \. C., Is an agent
for the sale of the above Medicine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Z, l. l,,,p


AFRICAN COLONIZATION.
Mr.. JOSEPH r. lNGERsOLL rose and observed
that he was deirous of asking leave Of the House to
h1ve very interesting document of the last session
printed II was the report OF the Committee on Com
merce on the subec; Of African colonization, and cen
tanned mass Of mater relative TO commerce, which
vas well worth publishing
TIE SPEAKER, Informed the gen'l'man from Penn
gylgana that his n1.iCn not IN order ihe Fst ou-
sness before HE House being the resolution 81 the gfn-
:nan from Kentucky the subj ct OF the elections
III certain States.
M WISE. I'D he would inform the speaker and The
II jusP, tha, vet, business whatever Ind been re-
FIRED 10 Ike st,ndag committees OF the House. the
T. esdcns message and lie various subjects embraced
in IL were yet reisrIed and It seemed 10 hm that
tie most profitable way oil commencing the business OF
the morning would lie TO take up that message, and
refer The subjects embraced in it to the appropriate
stlndinr committees. With This object in view, he
would ask the general consent Of the House 10 refer
The message 10 the Committee of the Whole on the
sat, of The Union; after which, he would move that
the House resolve itself into Committee of the
Whole 70, the purpose oil dsposng of Inc various parts
of It.
yir,ina, that III. order cf The day the reso.
luton OF III. gentleman from Kentucky, (Hr. u Da
Wis
Mr.. G DAVIS insisted on taking up the order of the
day, and moved The previous question on It,
h1r. WISE moved The suspension OF the rules, TO
enable him to offer his motion.
ir e. DAVIS insisted that his motion for the pre-
vious question was enti:leG 10 the precedence.
Mr. WISE con:ended that he had not yet yielded the
Il or, when Ike gentleman from Kentucky moved the
previous question, AID therefore, his motion was first IN
Order.
The SPEAKER decided that the motion for the
Sis pension of Tie rul,s frs. in order, and
put til. que siion on ii-whch resulted in ayes 90,
noes 3d.
The rules being thus snspendfd-
tho of the Fro
siacnt Of the T. States at the opening Ct the present
session, 10 the Committee Of the Whole The state OF
the Union.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion By Dir. WISE. The House resolved tell
into Committee OF the Whole the stale CT the Union,
Mr.. Hopkins of Virginia in the Chair)-ayes %,
noes 50
h1r w here submitted the following resolution:
Resolred, That much Of the Messags, from the
siden. OF the United States to he two Houses OF
Congress- the commencement othe present session,
as relates TO foreign affairs be referred 10 the Com
mi,,ee Foreign Affairs.
. That SO much thereof as relates TO the Indian
tribes be referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs
That SO much as Rates 10 the "receipts into the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

FR@AluA GuHS AND RIFLES, Oc RICHMOND Manu-
FACTURE
HoNtS TYaER respectfully calls the of
a good Gun Rifle, his splendid assortment of dou.
s ai sinslc Cans, manufactured under his immediate
s'dence and warranted equal any made in the Uni
Sies--lll Of which, together with large assortment of
ia Eo"ins and Frns Tackle, his cyyn importation,
go very reduced prices 10 SUI, the times. And al he
~ q those persons wishing purchase is 10 give him call,
ana examine It's stock buying here TO insure sale
Noya; 'a'" s'ee'' oOos ABOVE 'i'' bsi' ZEN. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

] AND AGENCY ~ MISSi-SIrPi-I otter my services
- e>Icn; pay GeGeta Agent in this STATE, for
u" taxes and cr tie REDEMPTION Of a1ds already
S III When Tie 20 be paid is under sou ten
rea VIII caargcd-wien 500, ave cent To
sales by collectors aud the and trouble Of redemption,
:lat hcud hand by The first q! January IN each
The ,wnsip range Of land be
afcaey Land sold last must he redeemed within
iH ears date Of sale, fwisc he It'll. will absolute
the State Thry lie redeemed BIZ the payment,
per the amour! of taxes and costs attending
sale. e. r. FALL.
Ci,y Of jackson. Now 70. 1919
Refer Hon. r. Walker, Hon Jacob Thompson FIX Gov.
Mutt. Dec. 10 6G-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

Nh FOR sALE-Beiag DESTROYS change my pursuits in
~ VII sell, on accommodating terms Tact Of Land
" He county OF Charlotte within miles uf the Cont
On tnh Creek, good ne;ghbarhood The Tract con-
even hundred and thirteen acres about half In woods
most 81 which Is r Tobacco land There are only two
on the tract running each side from the main county
Tie creeSthe read and creek making the boundaries on
NJ tr sides The outlet sood-nevcs falling springs in each
some three or -four springs OF fist
yards Of The house. The buildings all new and com.
will young negroes 10 fun or ra:t payment or
give as long credit any reasonable may desire
r.. 9, GEORGE ]. ROBERTS
G7-Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
EOR SALE

toE SALE.
NNE The most valuable Tobacco Plantations in The county
" oil fowha,an.
IN Estate Of 1900 in The county Prince William wcl
w vel timneret and well carei, tina; purchased
81 acre. il inmeGilc application he mai.-a
gam.
Gao Of the finest Estates the upper James River ring
oiiorluuiiy o a large capitalist seldom 10 he with
A,,usaud of Land JAMES River, about to miles be-
'F Ecimund 7D) heavily timbeied. This property
a: r six dollars il lies mneti try
hV" tie are poiIt not heinc hrse-quarttrS 81 Ee
@ he wlicfs edge The wood and timber would for the
Flc- three times
Besides these the subscriber il authorised 10 sell variety Of
S o almost description, making bis oiice tie very
& place application persons DESTROYS of purchasing Zeal
E'ta;e. c. T. EOriS.
W. i2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

GALE or REAL AND PERSONAL Notwithstanding be-
> come hy in physically naahie 10 attend 10
wishing he Executor a Ia tho set
worldly affairs ana the disposal of my citois the
undersigned WEDNESDAY The 9Th day OF December,
1918, if fair otherwise, the next tar day, publicly sell 10 inc
highest bidder my residence, in the county Of Hanover ali my
Re- and Personal Estate, with The exception o some household
Furniture and few Xcrfoes consisting Of Manufacturing
Mi with fifty acres Of Land altaced Tact Of Land with
improvements containing about two hundred and sixteen
acres ci.t ar len Negracs and ali my other personal Estate,
with the exception aforesaid The Mill situated on The main
road leading from The Church the city of Rchmond the
Just and adjoining The a site, and eleven
distant Terms: The MAJ: viii he sid for one
Plantation for fourth cash and 10! the other
foait payable in aad two years. The
purchaser giving bond and approved srcy and deed in trust
to seclr. the payments The Negroes and other personal
Estate will sn credit Of twelve months for all SIMS over
ten dollars. FoT that aud under cash viii be required IL
the sale should not be the FIRST will he continued 10
the next day. The subscriber viii take pleasure in showing the
property TO all wishing TO view before the day q sale
CHARLES TALLEY.
panover dec 1913 59-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

gSOR RENT OR LEASE-The subscriber offers for
Brick Store House King William Court house,
Of capital, who acquainted with the business of
merchandizns would do WE'LL TO such subscriber
feels assured that the present location offers many advantages
nav.abe beng within about miles Of
s,at;afon HE merchant facility
por,in. his goods aud grain, with comparatively hit little
situations also, the being mneciltely
the Of ih. a"en and Court house. affords
opportunities and induce ments Ia tae community pubic
in the hear OF the aud popuoIs neigh
boricod amids active eiePrisis and prosperous people,
generally runctua and responsible
Tine house new hut viii undergo few repairs, ard he
painted Granry VIII also b. erected and cE.cd with
the Sirc House.
small Dwelling osc also, built within the last year, with
four rooms suitable for snal family may be had Of t sub
scriber. -
ANY letter addressed 10 him. al King William Courthouse, will
receive prompt attention. Early ap LEGATION j. requested
W. y. GREGORY.
~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
Fu1nture, Piano Fo,te,, CAairs nnd Paper Hangngs,

Farturc, Piano Fo'tes, Chairs md Paper HangingS,
at .Ne,o York Prices.
LARGE and elegant of The above Goods, OF
= manufacture Store and for sale, consisting of
warranted articles namely:
A. H. Gale ana wilkins and Newhard Piano Tor;cs
s5 $780, SdehoadS Dressing Buresus Marble Top do
Washsands; Center Tables; Card Tables Din do. Breakfast
do Boeuet d.; Wadrobes: SOFAS Divans Mahogany Glars
Nape Cane OrnaneEcd do Painted d.; and WinGsndo
Ma,oean Cloth Red Plush, Cane Seat and Rack, and
Rockcrs Half Post Curtain, Maple and Mahogany
R~dsisd HAIR Moss and Shnck Mattresses Venetian Blinds
raper ancncs aud Iarcc!s; Was.an; Tote; Tables ok
ng Glasses al articles III the nebe whole embracing
tine stock kept the Northern cities, AMI oil red nj
corresponding low prices JOHN HIGGINS & CO.
Mechanics Hull, Petersburg Virginia.
n.c Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

VALUABLE KtEG WILLIAM FARM FOR SALE.
PURSUANT the provisions Of decree pronounced by the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancry for the county Of
King Williams FAN Of said co,,, for the lsi3 in
H. Abraham and others, plaintiffs, a.an; lie
ve II. Roy and others. the Undersigned Commissioners,
pointed by said decree, win proceed The premises on TU
DAY the 2d day Of January next, fair, IT not c next fair
day thereafter sell by public auction to the highest bidder,
that ard valuable Farm, called leasant Retreat,
residence Of the late William WASHINGTON, deceased lying in
county OF King William, about three miles West of Ayieis
supposed about 10O This Farm considered
desirable residences in Lower Virginia. he soil i!
sood-lhe land fertile and well adapted The gfo% Of all
crops usually cultivated in the lover country The buildings con
arg. comfortable dwelling house, and a
uhonse in good repair The is excellent the situation
healthy, and the neigi5orhood agreeable
Of Saehe purchaser VIII he required 10 mut!
cash be pay The costs and charges Of
cutting Decree and give bonds with approved security for the
purchase bond for the o! thirty
hundred dollars, payable twelve months after the day of
hearing from the day Of saeiwn ctaer bonds of
equal amount the balance Of the purchase moneyonr aya
eighteen months after the day Of safe and the other payable
the day of saice title to b: retained until the
whole of the purchase money u paid.
s {; SSs5%yTT, Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

I AZ NOTICES. BaSSErr FRENCH has removed hi:
l. oa5ce % tine Farmers Hotel. In addition 10 his present
tas,,s he wi attend those Of the city OF Richmond
Winchester, Dec. II, loi3. G1-i2t
~~ Whi. 10 copy 2aw;w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

!,-00p EoUinlN ATTORNEY ar lar. has remoged TO
II tie cv richmond and Will attend al The Courts held in
RI els, ~; Office Main street, front room over The store
e~ Is G5-2awif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

Yih aged about Is Is, with requisite qualifications
would he taken Al this Office The Printing business
p. 4 renee gwen applicants from the country. .
~ Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

TSINGrON SCHOoi-Tae subscriber has cnsaee!, US IN
IL assistant, year Mr. Edward T. Watson, sthe
intellectual worth
Mr. Watson is cra Of amherst Cole and has IN ms "
dion very arrir. The Faculty OF H ih-li-
uion al his character gentleman and poicn cho
lar The location Of Ellington IS peculiarly suitable Tor school
III hG!pn ana Fredericksburg Rail "ad, one
land half ride y The :rom Richmond ar toa Two
ha from fredericksburg AMI Gotons"'c IL; Scoo'
will commence January. The course oil Instruction
liberal embracing the EHgis Latin and Greek tEtther
with French and iiaian languages Few Schools III Nr.i-
mia c;l.r many facilities aud intellectual Improve
although the subscriber has enjoyed for 80 years f
portion and patronage of the pnbii l tie
he socts conn that confidence ani pl'ron
age m pecuniary interest uneS hs he
Of The oppoitnniy tus afforded nm o.
giving efficiency feelings and projects of bcnevoence
r., ho,,d hsddipc and candies 500 %
Tnn;nn in ,I mr. nnv nj ihe abaye languages 81 70
Dee. IL G4-wt5Jan TIL. ii. FoA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
c1i-1.c T7nyrS rnp SAIr


THE subscriber Spring Farm, mile from the City,
kinds Of Apple, Pear, Cherry, fun, and
:c lreesbe,tcs, from twenty 10 thirty thousand Peach
Nes II the approved kind such take the lead in the
New York Jersey markets, which h. will sell
saab These Trees fine and vigorous, not tqnaed
sy auy The Northern Nurseries.
An. information desired in regard the planting rearing o
"a Trees, viii be readily given. WM. |. CRlE|E.
Oct, 81 Soft