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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

BULLS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR A1 SAPARliLA.-Ths preparation of Sarsapa- rilla is different from any in use. IL possesses all the active properties of the in concentrated state, and has given relief TWEEN OTHER PREPAkA- TONS OF SARsArARILLA HAVE sIGNALLY FALL ED. The most eminent physicians in various sec- tons oi the union esteem the ingredient ot which it is composed, the valuable and eficacious that can be given in the following maladies :-Scrofula, diseases of the Skin, Rheumatism, Chronic diseases of the Lungs. to counteract the destructive effects of Mercury, Cancerous affections, Jaundice, Hypertro- phy, Paipiiation, Scurvy, Chorea or St. V,ius' Dance, and all diseases arising from impure state of the blood.
 Many testimonials have heen received from medical men and others, and additional certificates are daily offered the proprietor unsolicited, but he feels unwii- hng to resort t0 the common method of pulIing the article, believing that if II has merit, the public will find it out.
 supply oftle above preparation always on hand and for sale at whsesale and retail by
 Inhl HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, Agents,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

BULLS SARSAPARILLA. This super for ore. Ab paraion Of Sarsaparia has gained reputa- tlon unequaled hitherto by any other medicine of it's class. The most eminent physicians of the union have given high testimonials in it's favor, and con- siantiy use it in their practice For the of Scro- lula, diseases of the Skin, Eruptions, etc.. Rheuua- tisn, Dyspepsa, Chronic diseases of the Lungs to Soumieraci the destructive effects of mercury, Can cerons Affections, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, no other medicine be gwen with more adyantag geous results.
 fresh supply of the above excellent preparation Just feceived and for sale by lt .n.t
 HAVlLAND, CLARK & CO.,, 4b
 decz1E -ft 46 and 47 Water street ;i MERlCAN PATENT FLATE WINDOW uLn9S-lN point of smoothness of surface, Mes'l, oi me'a M'ckness and strength, this Glass IS 'n"ch superior to tAe French or any other Glass in use. Builders and o,hers des; ,,s or b,y;ng speadid Glasses al comuar,t;yeIv Thu, or;ces are respectfully invited to call aN exnmine ths article ini assortment oi sizes ins, received and for sale
 deczo oy T. C. DUBOSE $ co. s9 Water-st. SALAMANDERS SAFES-The .vbscr;be, ,y.n, Nc oi the Manufacturers for the sale of inc above Fire Proof Sales, Is prepared o furnish tem of mn size snitahie for offices steamboats TSos. ing to purchase, are requested to examine ,bsm with the certificates, from those who have ,ss,aJ them. fi' " JOHN PHILLIPS
 dec25 corner Conti and Wa'er-streets. IrKrSH UKUGo-Now openlng al the Pianter's II Drug Store, an extensive assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes, Paints, Oils, Ghss, etc comprising every a,lcle m the line that can he called for, of the best q,a
 ties, and al the lowest prices. sHf.lA 5l Fr
 GS- Sign ofthe BLUE MORTAR. Ea
 BLAIR & CO.,, southeast
 decl1 corner of Dauphio and Water-siree
 WlNES-fhe subscriber has received a con. W signnent from Messrs. Bunker < Go. New York, a choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases oi one dozen each These wines offered for sale with fuil guarenty of .heir peuuineress and quality. ROuEKT s. BUNKER. n
 decls corner of Royal and St Francis streets NLOThING-A A superior lot of rc~.ly made, for VI jaas sale by JAMES SANDS 6 @.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

MOTHERS 'RELiEF-Doctor Ii Gates IS iIe MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reef. aaa lirj
 oo- Observe--None genuine unless signed ,, v. aug I9 .''' e. A. BARTHOLICK. & co. .y
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

TUSCANY OLIVE OIL--M0SELY q
 l TUCKER. Dnggists, have just received jars Original packages) pure Olive Oil, being the best article Tor table ever brought to the city - For sa Ie in quantities to suit purchasers. dec3l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

TAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce sGsst, has O in store and offers for sale vt the lowest prins
 75O bags Rio Coffee, 100 do Java do f'' 'a5
 10 bbis Havana Sugars, POO hoxes Soap z ca 100 boxes Castile Soap, 300 do Sperm Candles i 10 casks Winter Bleaohed Oil. 10 tierces as
 20 bbls No l MackereI, 20 l do No 2 do .s.s D 10 half pipes Brandy, 10 l casks do A sss s
 20 bbls common Brandy, 50 do Rum, Boston
 2 halfppes Holland Gin II;
 20 bbls Crashed Sugar, 10 do Powdered do a
 20 hall boxes Loai Sugar ssi4t.. i|s 7 aus .H Regala, Canones and Trabuco Cigars % 100 boxes Cheese, 10 kegs best Butter ;
 POO bbls Onions. ei1N '7 a''- nov90
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

LUST RECEIVED per Selma, Wayerlp aad sshe~ O recent arrivals, full assortment of Ladies snd Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, for the fall trade comprising; i' I ,la es.siasl o -,.sa i.ss .vs
 Ladies'iine Pruaella Gaiters and Buskias ,sssp
 Ladies' fine calf, morocco and kid walking Shoes
 Ladies' fine kid Slippers and Ties r 5- -,
 Gents calf stitched Boots, Brogans and Nuli1ers
 Gents Water proof Roots and Brogansa ! sl sas
 Misses calf Bootees add Buskins p .' at T aos 70 Misses kid Slippers and Ties. 7 A tsss ,'a4"
 Also, full assortment of youths and childres's Shoes and Brogans; servants shoes of xh kinds al- ways hand, of the best quality. For sale at sn- usually low prices by aI if'Fa 9 .nlf .los s+i noy9 i'fsii LAYTON & co. A Water.
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ELIHU AND SARAH soUTHMAYD.

4i BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, lS43.
 MEssRs. Standardization: :-l have used your extract of Sarsaparla since it's introduction into this city. 1t gives pleasure state have found it to answer my most sansuine expectations. be- lieve il to be the best preparation of that valuable .,rt. .nla in,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

 HENRY STUDDARf corner "r HaIer and Gont streets, have now hand the largest and most valuble of Gents ClUthng, they have yet offered in tine city of Mobile; to which they invite 'he attention ul their ritnds and the public
 Their -lork comprises, Exra and superiine French and Englis Cloth Dress and Brock Coats; English Pilot and Beaver Cloth Over and truck do; Busi. and Hunting Goats of Scorch Tweed and variety o new fabrics, we'll as 5atnets, Kentucky Jears. &c Sc.
 Pan'aonns and Vests, in great variety and Of the most fashionable styles
 Sroich Lalabs Wool Shirts and Drawers
 Linen and Camhric Shirts of newest styles
 Beaver and Silk Hats, together with every article suitable for genem-n's wear
 great portion ofhe material used in ihe,r Clothing Manutaciory in New York, is selected in Eng land ani France by ofhe partners, from the celebrated manufactures, so that inc public may rely obtain ing the best of Clothing the lowest prices.
 N. B.-H. & s. would particularly call the aiten ton of their friends and the public the article Fashionable Black Dress and Fro Coats made from Biolley & Files celebrated extra superfne Begu Cloths superior finish and warranted fast colors
 y7Ons p,ice only and for cash. dcc17
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

EASTERN PRODUCE-Jusl landed and for sale AI2O whole and 40 half bbls No. family Mackelel 50 qr and 50 eighth " 10 whole and lF half d "2 25 qr and 30 eighth "2 15 whole and 20 half q 3 15 bbls Boston N E Rum, 10 do do Brandy
 do American GIn, 100 do white Onions 100 do Chenango Potatoes, 100 do white do S5 do red do, 100 boxes scaled flerriugs PTS bales Portland Hay, 125 boxes Soap 100 hoxes Sperm Candles. 70 do Tallow do 100 do prime Goldfish, 70 bb!s Dried Apples Aso-l55 sacks Coffee, will be sold low jan6 J.H. RIVERS x CO.,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

[SignedI A. B. ROWLAND, Nj. D.
 Beware of counterfeits! Buy nothing iustead.-- We will engage the Balsam to cure where there is the least hope Buy only al No. 375 Bowery, or O Dr. J. G LEEDS, I77 Water street. ian4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

NEW BooKS--The PuIplt C,elopGdia and N Christian Ministers Companion, containing three hundred and sixty sketches and sketches of sermons, and egh,y Two essays biblical learning theological studies and the cnmpositioH and delivery of sermons in large 8yo. volume. f~ Narrative of Visit to the Syrian (Jacobite) Church of Mesopolamia. with statements and rehec- ions upon the present stale of christianity in Fur key and the character and prosperts of the Eastern Churches, by the Rev noratio Soulhgate, M. A. vol l2mo h|t
 Incidents of Social Life amid the European All 8, translated from the German of J. Heinrich D. Lschokke, by Louis Sirack, Vol. I2ino. for sale by
 dec28 s. W. ALLEN, 28 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

'M EDICINES, Ihelr use and mode Of adihHIIstFa' MI ton, including complete conspectus of the three British PharmacopeEs, an account oi all he new remedies, and all appendix of forlnuIn, by J. Moore Neligan, M D., m vol Svo. irft.f
 Essays on the nature and principles of Taste, by Archibald Alison, IL, B., with corrections and i'm. nrovelnents, by Abraham Willis, A. M in vol. 12mo. 4 -s.f. -.4 ..,....,..r .,...l.. !
 An,hon's Virgil, with English notes, critical and explanatory. a metrica claws, and an hlstor ical, and mylhooeical index, in vol, for sale by J. Nj. SUMWALT & O.,
 iani3 Yf n'in. Booksellers, 36 Dauphn st..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

POO boxes Sardnes E 10 baskets Sweet Oil
 IS boxes old Cherry Brandy
 300 lbs Sal Eratus H P 100 lslb boxes Gunpowder and Y Hysea Teas f..r 10 eases canister Imp. and Gunpowder. do ... '., 50 reams large and small size Wrappisg faper 200 lbs best Manila Indigo, fof sale by ts z dec27 WARE & CHESBROUGH,4 4 Con-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
CHEMISTRY OF PLANTS, by Dr. Draper V For sale by - -. |

-...sa -e,1 s,and Stationers. 36 Dauohin-s st, ect
 A treatise the forces which producedtie organ zation of Plants, with appendix containing seve- ral memoirs on Capillary Attraction, Electricity, and he ChemicaI Action of Light, y John Wm Draper, N. D Professor of Chemistry, in the Uni- versty oi New York, I vol. quarto.
 Boyd's Elements of Rhetoric and Literar, Criti- cism, with copious practical exercises and exam ples, for the use of common schools and academies including succinc history of the English language, and of British and American literature, from the I;est tn the present t,ines .aI- ian7
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 New and TsssHtaonab1e ctoshAsag. LUST RECEIVED, per PeieT HaiteEiek aad J AiaDana. a fashionable assOFtEentO Of Cloasipg consisting In part of
 Black and Rlue Dress and Frock Csals
 Invisible Grren, Olive and Brswa Ao
 Plain aud Figured Beaver Business csats
 Plaid, Ca 'simere and Tweed de #5z Cloth and SaIiinet Pelto Coats -s Hzz
 French and English Cassimers Pants
 Cashmere, Velvet and Satin Vests
 Scarfs, Cravats, Suspenders and Gloves. AiSo-a large assortment et Beaver, CAss..1s and SIX Hats; Mems, Youth's and Chldrssss Qs1A and Velvet Caps For sale lnw bya za novl6 HENRY SMITH. IA DaeDhis-st. LN STEWART, at fl Dasphia slrsss. k.s - U hand and for sale at the loNsst naIkst ratss good assortment of Staple and FsneJ Dry eseds. consisting tn part of- 555==F
 Heavy Wool Kerseys. Lowe Il Plains, Li.ssys
 English twiled and heavy Americas RhsAses
 Kentucky Jeans, heavy iwiiIed OssahsEes
 Blue and black Cloths and Cassihr@ tsa
 Lowell and Virginia Osnaburgs
 Brown and beached nomesiics and DrilEags
 Apron and Furniture Checks, TckiAss
 Prints of all descriptions and prices =sats Mouseline de Laines, Cashmeres, Bonbesises
 Black and igered Alpaccas, Hesisry si.s
 Bavarian Cloths, Eoliennes
 Figured and plain black Silks , stst4aa Silk, worsted and wool Shawls na8
 Gimp T, ,immings Fringes, etc ete.. 'a--ii Also-A good stock of Russet and Kip EreRass heavy Boots. Wool and Fur Hats. desis "HoLESALE SHOE WAREHOUsR-Ns. w IS Dauphn -stred--The subscriber has in stsro of fresh and seasonable goods, direct frop the factories, the largest and beet assorted stock, ef BOOTS, SHOES AND DROGANS, ever oRsred in this nark ket, consisting in rart of '3s F sslasz 10000 pairs Men's Russei Brogans t' ass 10000 do do Kip do s 5OOo do do Calf and Seal do -. l.s 1000 do do thick mud Boos issss 1000 do do Kip a iI- do asass sea
 500 do do Calf Bsots, sewed aad pc zesd Together with large stock ofboy's. youik's. children's, wonen's and misses Shoes si alnsst every ,ariey, all of which will be sold by ,ks psek- age dozen, for cash approved credit, as les ss can be bought m this market. "A sir'r, dec25 SAML B. HOWE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

nYE STUFFS--20 bbls Coperas; do Mad. lV der; 800 Ibs Iniigo; 5 bbls Chip logwood; 2 do Canwood, just receved and for sale by sA q
 flY3 aHAvlLAND, CLARKE < CO~ v s -;,,1 A and 47 Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

lvA Royal streets, have recently received aad' a store. choice selection of fns Perfalasry, Fascy Artics, etc viz: t ..fu n ,- a ..-gtl'l stl.s .I
 Lubin's and Monpelas' Soups ; sa 9 7-.lsg
 Pomatums of every perfume, Pomades '-a s Ox Marrow, Antique Oil, Sacke,s dpOdssr
 Shaving Soaps, Elixir Odontine, Odsstisss
 Odeur Boxes, rose wood aad ebony ss . Portable Dressing Cases completea x 5ss.. E
 Rich cut glass Toilet Bottles li n .ef4
 French and German Coloenes, etc.; which they offer for sale at the lowest prices. '1 ? dAe1A
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
PATENT MEDICINEs.
,SPENCER'S PILLS.
 pVRJIC BLESSING.

-essssss Asa family medicine II is mequllled, MY and is all powerful in removing bilious sAzE and other complaints arising from he ;s A Arrangement of The aiInentar, durts,
 eFA999- ..,A ,u ,,n, iT, in,, fha T. i.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
From The Nntchs= Fr'e.1roder.


In lately passing through the prairie
country we were III some pains IN search.
mo for geological facts 10y which 10 &C.
count for the formation Of these vast level
plains and their destitullon OF imber.-
The result las satisfied Us that they were
once covered with water, either as Tie bot.
toms Of lakes, running streams, or IN the
same manner as the everglades OF Florida.
The upper stratum ia loose sand OF dark
loan, such as forms the bottom Of lakes
aud rivers on contiguous marshes; the next
Is sand, clay and pebbles Of large size,
hearing evidence OF havlrg been rolled
abou' by the action Of water, and deposited
IN their prcsen, position by the same agen-
6cy. Large numbers of fossil shells, Of
fresh water formation, are found IN every
direction and stratum. Besides these, large
erratlc blocks al granite, sometimes many
feet IN circumference and many tons 10
weight, aud other transported fragments
are to be met With scattered over all the
prairics: aud, % the southern shores oi
the lakes wherever the supefht al sand
and gravel have been removed from the
rocky strata, straight parallel burrows up.
/ pear pluughcd IN tletr smooth surface,
runnirr IN general southern direction,
n and always preserving lhelr pafallellsm
+ The only rational mode Of accounting cor
j the appearance Of these transported irag.
i mcuts, as no formations Of a similar nature
, exist ,ouh cr the great bikes appears 10
+, i, to H. THROUGH tie agency Of water md
: ice. Durn1 tie suluergcnce & the vast
+. fields, when Tie lake must have discm.
,e hoeued themselves through the Gulf Of
+ McSlco desc hugc bauiders we're caught,
# Or Is the &C., firmly mbeddcd IN II, and
Il. driven otI Bis the rotthern blasts ~ strcnn
= INTO on .euthern chullr, and Wien
n the ice melted % ,ptlng thsy we're d.pos
tied Who're Ties nos are found. THIS d
To Us the onlt msuns lor accounting ioi
their appearance, rs vel rs parallel iut
rows in the rocks on Tie southern shores
n, of tito lakcs. Bis whit agency the sl1t,
T. Of affairs was changed, whether By tie UP
K. h,alnn Of tie palGcs from the action o
interval fires, er their gradual filling ri
"a b, the arrual deposition Of the loose dc
=, tr,lus washed down Is tie stream or De
~ posted from The melting ice, Il Is use'es
10 speculate Bot rs HE shole q the o.
y. lu,ia' latj- II If" valley q the Ml.siss (
IA ~ arc of courar lively frrcm FORMATION
=. II is not improbable that tie waters q! ID
a.. great lakes washed the bascs q the hi.
~ On both dcs II lhe Mississippi and th'
-, tie Whole intervening spate, now 80 iefll
=, ard fruitful, was then dark rolling strear
"a. Of hquifad mud. To u, il appears t''
j The Whole West : the tches, field for 4
peolcgtsl In Tie world, and none more
than those portions 81 the country lyIr
eve between tbc Lakes and the Oalo.
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TO FOsTMAsTERs.

In the Post Office Law, IS The rollowin.
sentence, which Postmas'ers arc not al
ways in the habit Of Observing, perhap.
because they a.c not aware Of It's exist
cDce
" Postmas'ers will not allow newspaper,
TO be read in their Offices by persons ID
whom they are not addressed nor Icrd
them out to such in any case, without tho
permission Of their owners"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21

al had no idea Of gong away. lnevef
was afraid, thank God Ny mother was
too heavy footed 10 90 and had TO stay
with her.
=" But the British we're often sore bcllied
IN my notion. Il MAS Tie tories dad the
most mischief.
The Ilessians we're exactly hea'heus
The British told them they uusl isht TO
the death; for, II the Americans took them
prisoners, they would eat them 7
:" Bu. il must lie said 10 the credit OF the
Americans, they never abused a prisoner
4 yet-uu.eSs il was now and then to tar ard
feather a tory THIS neither broke Their
bones, nor scaidcd their heads, but kept
them busy getting It aft lhcm; and
thought TO harm Of that al all,
- The Jdcksous got round and wen
home behIud the BRUSH, as tney came Il
Charlotte
Aun, Suzy lives in Tie very Getd iron
which she aud Ande gathered lh'
pumpkins. There is no; pane Of glass II
her ioa.cabin; aud, N all weather, whel
she is at home one Of the doors IS OPEN
She is active, frugal, cheerful, aud happy
8 takes a hearty interest IN everything {
e public or private Importance.
In her costume, she exhibits the cl al
ac,cr II The oldcn tine. TIE mode /
which she bitches up her dress behind,
avoid the mud IS more attractive to Il
/ thau rcrmamcul hustle. There Is ho
: c>iy 10 the patch Of her SCARE, Peticoa
!. aud thrilt ii the way IN winch tie gown
i drawn through the pucket.holcs. Il
e nails ana shelves u her house are orr
3 meut with dresses Of her own maxim.
/. and Tie onIt approach 10 change obscT
j ed vas a stamped border upon one Of h
i flannel uuierdresse 5, which She laughed
Il aud sad lad hcend re TO encourage sor
wandering calcopruler.
, The PIG slc saved from tic snaw.stoi
has grown up @ he q greedy SOW and,
hc Old l4dN vas carrying pgglu OF 5"
e through iae bars, the impatient crcutt
e knocked her down, aad seriously lnlur
.. her. But her constitution Is 50 good, 5
recovered rapidly, aud she thinks sol
even bearuage Aerg good health. Child
b, take to hor mu.ttcly and M greater lr
cau he offered to nine gaan a visit 10 A.
I'd Suzy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21

An extraordinary surgical operation in
case Of liver complaint, was lately per.
formed by DR.. j. p. TarbclI, Of New
York, By opening the side Of the patient
and removing the diseased portion Of the
liver The patient was a middle aged
man who had uttered severely for wears,
and Ia'icrly had given up OIL hopes of r..
Coyery.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
The New Coulter & Enquirer gives til

The Ne" Cou,ier & Enquirer gives the
ttIIo@ins description u CbamoIeon:
On Sunday We saw a, the store Of Dr..
Chiffon IN Broadway, opposite tie Park, a
living Chameleon, just arrived from Bor.
nco. 1t was black when We saw IT first,
but few minutes previous, 1t had been
near!y white. The present specimen Of
this most ex'raordiuary animal, which has
the appearance Of very ugly ..2za,d, is
about sixteen inches IN length, and perhaps
three Or four IN circumference at It's Iarg.
est part. It's eyes are placed within a
dirty Drawn skin, looking like small and
very bfl liant diamonds set 10 brown stone
1t feeds on flies aud other insects which it
catches with its tongue, darling it out
with tho velocity Of lightning, and with
unerln2 accuracy, distance Of at least
foot, 1t IS truly great curiosity, very
few we believe ever having been brought
alive.
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elphia, he sat down with large compa. t
" tot sumpiuous dinner provided for hun, y
md occasloned some surprise and delay
~ Unexpectedly asking Tor boiled rice and .
nuk
From tins observation | derived the
following account OF
THE IuCrriyLS PROM TIE wANHNws.
tndo jackson r. cr!ed the old lady
s' Oh mind Ande Jackson well aud
have TO doubt he would mind me, too
He and his mother, Aunt Betty, We
called her-her name was Elizabeth her
sister and brother n.law, (Juhn Mchamy,) +
aud black eir, named Charlotte, with .
several horses, fled hc.ore the British, I
from die Naxhaws, and came 10 reside at
my fathers house, They tod u they
,usi come IN 10 stay under cur roof; and
sc Jus, told them 10 stay.
Ny husband was IA arms and We
all fore gathered at my fathers tor conse-
uicucc. Ande jackson ana his mother
cane Up from the WaNhaws about six
weeks before tic British came to Char
!ouc The old weman lamcu.td very
much, every new and then, about things
being clt in such desoiarien at home. She
achnow lodged she dtd thiuk Of tie leeks
aud onions Of Egyp;
She vas fresh looking fair,haired,
very coaycisye oid lrlsn lady, at dread.
iu. cumily wIh the Indians | thought
j her e,les, son uas killed by hem. They
did lament about their son ana brother.
Ties took great spell. Of mourning about
him. AIDE 1as her youngest child. He
vas a tall young fellow, about - y l3
Years ui a.c. ill vas .Jnk, leaning.
/ forward fellow; bot With a large forehead
and 81. eyes. !le ngseF was pretty, but
There was something very agreeable about
alm | thought han a mighty good boy,
very cheerful, observing, uaG trying To
improve.
Aa1a was dressed IN aomespan, Ike
We ell were. They did % 70 coarse fare
during the revolution, bat, indeed, one
man chen, was worth two men now, gene.
rails speaking.
/ They were heahhfl' uneamod men
au. gacre are some much more ignorant
now.
Il; would aayc broke my hear, If | had
not known how 10 read. Ii l. a terrible
. loss not To know boz. To read. |. Is q com
. tar, 10 ne th., day. Is Il was then.
Aaae wus GA independent BOY 10 bis
mautct and had good seusr. ! ecnsiacr.
ed lie would make dae man then.
Du; dear ne haee heard stoT,c
enough of Auae jackson to I'll a book, bu
never liked to believe them, for he wa
; a good boy aal ,asy fond Of his mother
HIS mother could not he IDLE. Sh
could spin FAX beautiful. we had no co,
ton then. She was tie Lusles, that csul
Je, as il She vas worh.ng FOR wages bu
j there was no price nor charge, either upo
= work or yic,ua.s, 10 those days.
Every one did whatever they cou,
/, turn lAcir hand To. She spun Us hedd.C
T yara for weaving cloth, and the best an
= fines, | ever saw.
il "IAay were worry anxious about HON
o i mcoa she was. He never tuG.d-
e was qu..a harry Ike another boy Hi
e mother moansd about home, as any otae
'e old body wou'd bot whites, she would b
o very cheerful too
II, was time Of great trials
T She did think d dreadful deal of th'
q s5a AnIe, who vas her a.l,'
% AnIe and | tcadeI the farm. III
i mother allowed hun to work ~ every tun
d he would, and Ae was very wiling"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21

Some enploymenls nny be better than
others, bat there Is no employment 80 bad
as having none al all.