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This Gold Mine has the reputation Of being one
Of The RICHEST mines ever opened ~ Tia. sec
ton Of tie coualFy, aud this character is as old
as toe history Of Mining in North Carolina, it
being among c first Mines opened IN tis state
Although this is ous of the odes, Mines in the
country 1t has as yet been but partially cI ploret:
the late proprietor never would permit any per
sous out Of his own family 10 work the Mine, aud
hev never were permitted to enter the lands he
cultivated. There are about $50 acres in
the tract. ond but small part Of the tract
has as We, been tested but the pat worked hos
yielded more Gold TO the labor than any mlnc Q.
Yer opened IN this Country.
Some u tie rarcst specimens Of pure gold have
been found At tins Name that have ever been found
IA tie United states; and with one or two eA.
ccptilns the largest mass OF pure gold vas found
here tU4l we have any history Of It weighed -
pounds ayoirdnpois weight a number Of other
large process have bten found Weighing sixteen,
thirteen clcvca and e.ght pounds, and ~ on, to
the smal.esI PARTICLES
These large pieces were found IN an ulluvili
DEPoSIf near the surface ihia deposit has
bscn found yety rich f-r AZ II hos been tested,
Hii llc latsrst portion q II has been 10 cuit,vA.
ton Ay tn. Etg proprietor and h.s never b5cn
worked, tlt II is believed 70 be equally Us flch
the pari mat hus been worked There arc, al.
so, humber OF Ems running through this
laet 9, IaHd whicl have becn but partially triod,
but far as Trey haze been tested are equal. Il
not superior, n value TO any Veins that have
ever been opcued ia th,s county
tins valuable property has been thrown into
The public market hy TIE tvslaiot ~ order that
au equal distribution might be made among his
children.
Payments viii be divided into three equal in.
sediments. and one two anu three yrsts time will
Be etycu, interest At Ire rate OF per cent, per
anuum viii be charged u3on the whole after the
hrs; year, Tie purchaser catering INTO bonds with
approved securities or a discount Of Fix per
cent, Will be made for cash payments The
notes Of, or checks on, any specie paying Banks
IN Moth Carolina, Pniadelp.i,. New ofk or
Charleston. wall be received Further pauicu.
lars vii. be made known on the day Of sale
The Mime is situated fifteen miles soDth-c Of
Concord in the State OF North Carolina
GEORGE BARNIlARDT, r..
JOHN REID
Nov. II, lct5, Off
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

IL Il s.1--e.s...sz7s.S cured the services Of the
-~~-----sA- - Rry. Csrus Johnson, A. II ,
as PRINCIPAL Of the Institution.
BY reason OF his peculiar method nf instruction
aud success 10 government, VI Johnston is fa
yorably known IN the upper Districts Of South
Carolina, as well as in This State. as among the
most d goat, accurate and successful Instructors
Of youth. Accuracy is the prominent trait Of bis
character as a Teacher. His qualifications are
undoubted; and he has the experience Of many
years in the business Of teaching. Parents aud
Guardians may safely c0nfide their daughters and
wards 10 his care.
He y IL devote much Of his own sine 70 the in.
suuction Of The various cl,sses IN The higher sci.
enccs; aud viii be aided by sutFicicn. number
Of well qualified assistants and, with the coun.
SCI and advce Of TIE Trustees, he witl have the
entire direction and control Of the Institution
Young Ladies may here receive an education
liberal and accomplished, and which viii hon07a-
bly compare with that to be obtained in the best
Female Institutions pf the State.
The Schol sic Year viii consist Of about tcu
months, and VIII be divided into two sessions,
the first 10 commence On the Second Monday Of
Octohcr and close on the last Thursday Of Feb
ruary; and ,he Second 10 commence on the FIRST
Monday o. March aud close on the last Thurs
day oc July.
The course Of Studies and rates OF Tuition and
Board, vii be similar To those Of other lDs:itu.
tons Of the Kind IN this region Of country.
The Principe IS prepared 70 take number Of
Ladies as boaIdcrs, into his family in the Acade
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IlAEtL3S
(; Removal,

MFRS. MARY WINSTON informs her Trends
IVA aud the public generally, that she has re-
moved 10 the house Of Mrs. Tirzah Springs, next
door TO the Appthccary shop. She returns her
thanks for the liberal encouragement she has re-
coiycd and hopes by constant ondeavors to please
to merit continuance Of the public patronage.
Oct. 10, lS45. to
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ACgSTs

ACENTs.
Col r W roelrsn. heckitpLHrg. N C.
Ckas w HIrris. NIL Gf0pc, &C.
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SPANISH sEGsRs.
lie has also now on hands and intends TO keep
supply Of
ON ,s-.nS
Of all kinds should the demand warrant Il,
As be iu,tu Is to sell entirety for cash his aru-
ccs are oife5cd to the public at the lowest rates
lie hopes the Ladies will give him call Mrs
Hoon will be in attendance 10 wait on them.
The subscriber hopes by atf1Iding his articles,
which arc of the best quality, low for cash, TO
merit share Of pabhc patronage,
TlIOS ]. IlOLTON.
Oct. Dist, ls45,
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SPANISH SEC

besides many other articles usually kept in sucl
establishments. lie has also on band a supply
ct ,,ll
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Wayrantse Deeds for sale at his Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-15
DAMAsK TABLE LINEN.

LINEN sHnETiNG AND IRISH LINENS.
FSIH e subscribers have now in store and for sale
~ by the piece or yard the largest and best asSort
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
S4, a. lO.4 "a, ia and 10 Irish and Barnsley
LINEN SHEETING
49, 49, 46, So 81 and 50 inch Bolster and Pillow case
LINEN
IA, 8 A. 4 and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask TIA
BhE LINEN
IA, "a, ga am lO4 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unb!eachrd Damask and Diaper able Linen
0-S, $40. 1912 lOl4, lO-l6, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
he CLOTHS
Damask aud Di per, Dinner and Tea Napkins in sizes
Waite aud colored BOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scntch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Dieper red boidered Towels
lrith aud scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair DaDask-togeiher with our ar.e stock of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock OF LINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
Q3s The above Goods are from the best manufac
nters, (Ihe most OF them made u own order for
family use,l warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
K. McELDDWNEY g. co.
No. l63 Baltimore street,
APIS between Calvert and Light.
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WANTED-s5e, 600 IN GOLD TO PAY

RWANTED-S5e 600 IN GOLD TO Pay
w PRIZES. No one should say 81 can never
have any luck in LOTTERIES" uEt they have given
DOYLE trial. IL you want prize, give DOYLE
tfil There is more prizes sold al his office than
at any Other in the city. Purchase package
Of tickets at DOye's capital prize depot, LA Pratt
ST, opposite the Railroad depot next TO Bradshaws
United States Hotel aud rest assured you will have
no cause 10 repent
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in pro-
portion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S5, shares
il proportion.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Satur-
day. capital $4,000, tickets ST. halves so cts, quar-.
ters 25 cts. package of wholes in this splendid
scheme costs only SIP; halves only Sc, quarters SO;
eighhs 81 so.
Try your luck, the risk is but small.
liberal discount will be paid To persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the variety OF lucky numbers h,
!ss PACKAGE single ticket, share. All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, SOFIA PraLlstreet,
Ii TRl Opposite B 81 O. r. r. DspOi.
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TRUugUII's PoRrRAlr OF WAsmNGToN.
We have had the pleasure to rexamine copy
from this accurate portrait Of the Father OF his
country, and would recommend to all who
prize the distinguished services and the patr-
Otto principles of Washington, to have one OF
these portraits suspended ina conspicuous part
Of the house, that it may recall scenes, the
recollection Of which should be cherished by
every true American. We extract the follow
ng historical description from the catalogue OF
Trunbull Gallery:
"In this picture the great original is repre-
sented in full uniform, standing on an emnence
on the south side of the creek at Trenton, a
small distance below the stone bridge and mill.
He holds in his right hand his accommodating
glass, with which he is supposed to have been
examining the strength of the hostile army
pouring INTO and occupying Trenton, which he
has Just abandoned at their approach, and hav-
ing ascertained their great superiority as well
IN numbers as in discipline, he Is supposed tC
have been medltatiug how to AVOID the aPpa
rently impending rum. 10 re-cross the Della
ware in the presence Of such an enemy wa'
impossble TO retreat down the eastern side o
the river and cross at Philadelphia, was equally
so; to heard a battle on the ground was des
perate, and he is supposed to have just formed
the plan of that movement which he executed
the succeeding night. This led to the srlen
did success at Princeton on the following morn
lug, anu in the estimation ofthe great Frederic
Of Prussia, placed his military character on I
level with the greatest commanders Of ancien
or modern times"
These admirable portraits are for sale b,
Messts d. Queen s. Son, LAG Baltimore street
who have also for sale, the best likeness we
have ever seen, of the great orator and states
man Of the West, Henry Clay. The admirer
Of that distinguished patriot, should not neg
lect to furnish themselves.
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Ship Herald, Randall Pallen, Amsterdam, nasd
Bafque Hermitage, Fry, Havana, f. r. MOntelI i
Schr Exlio, Washbum, Boston, via Tappahannd
river, master.
SlO0p UnlOn, COttinghan, Philadelphia, John
Brown.
schr AlIegany, Davis, Mayagues, Hooper s. Che
bTough.
Schr Gendower, Reed, Bangor, Weld & seaveH
ARRIVED,
Ship VIM. Penn, Coleman, from Rio de Janei|
coffee, TO w Howell & Son.
Ship Stephen Lnrman, Bryan, fun Liverpool, II
Feb, (and 81 days 10 the Capes) SALT hardware,
goods, sc. to Oelrcns Il Lurman; Richard plumn]
w Ii Buck Co; Garfield Bro. u c.; Rich. DOrsl
F Koning & Go; J Brooks; F Hickey & Sons;
mas Fredenwald & Co; Edw. Jenkins g. Sons; Cad
& schultz; L Mackenzie & Co; RObt. P BrownI
Sons; David Leeche son; Smith & Sharkey.
Brig Frances Jane, Gardner, I'm ST. Johns P r j
inst. (and 0 days 10 the Capes) sugar and molas I
TO Kirkland, Chase Co.
Br. brig William, Scott, 81 days fm Honduras boz
TO Cork, with Logwood and mahogany put in in d
tress, 10 VIM. Graham. On the Sd inst. lat 30,
10, experienced heavy gale from " e TO T. 81
which strained the vessel and caused her to leak
her upper works. the master does not think il VI
be necessary to discharge the cargo, and is of 4
opinion that caulkihg only will be required.
Brig Gen. PmCkney, Hobbs, II days i'm N Orieat
sHgnr, cotton nnTk, &c. 10 ]. X. Randall
Brig Chief, Borum, from Guayama, P r, 3lst u
sugar and molasses, to johnson Il Trdvers.
Schr Spartan, Rogers, 81 days from New OrleaI
sugar, wllIskey and lard, 10 w. Howell y Son, VI
thIngton s. Eastman, T Carson & Co, C B wild
X Co. and to order. i
Sehr Josephine, Lavender 5 days FIN N York, 81
fish TO Wilmington Eastman.
Schr Gallant Mary, EnnIs FIN Rio de Janeir0 2,
Feb. and 43 days TO the Capes, COFFEE, 10 Kirklat
Chase & Go. Left ship Roanoke, Hanna, for Bal
more; bries Chipola, McLennan, for GfoRtevidi
Tally-Ho, Bergman, probably Ter Bamore Sell
Jackson, for do, TO sail next day; Montezuma, Kel
FIN do dis.
Steam packet Jewcss, Sutton, from Norfolk. 81
coming in from sea, ashlp.of New Point "a ba gut
anchor; and off Patuxent, a ship-alI bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Bar4ue COrnelia, Young, of aud from Baltime
dis was at MORtevideO 10 h Jan.
Barqne Henry Shelton, Long, FIN Rio de Jane
arrived at Orleans 4lh inst.
Schr Joshua Brown, Sparks, FIN Baltimore, arfill
at Gibraltar 9Th Feb. leaky, and her cargo mt
damaged.
Schrs Kate Pendergast, Evans, for Baltimore, lol
ing Atlantic, Cook, fol do do; and John Allyne, Bj
CESS, from ST. Thomas, unc. waiting cargo, wereI
Mayavuez 3st ut.
schrs Amelia, Ferry, and Vermillion, Seaman,
Baltimore, arrived at New York l2th inst; and bird
Briggs, and Mario, johnson, FIN do do 18Th. Sch i
K Beiton Chapman, cleared at do same day for Cl
thagena.
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The MCsEuM-Beneft of Mr.. Seton. The public
will not often have an opportunity Of witnessing such
entertaining performances will take place Oh the
occasion of Mr.. John Sefton's benefit this evening,
The mertorious and justly popular tragedian, Mr..
Jamison will sustain the character of the Deserter,
in the beautiful drama of "Fredetick the Great, in
which also Mrs. Wilkinson will personate Rosalia-
We need say nothing in commentator OF MIR. j.
he always speaks for himself In the concluding
piece, "Tne Golden FaImer," Mr.. Sefloh will repre-
sent Jenny Twtcher; and we confident that his
friends will coincide in opinion with US, when we
say that he has acquired envable celebrity for his
accurate deIineation of this his great and favorte
character. We would remind the public that the I'M
rvalled comedian, Mr.. Owens, will contribute very
largely to the amusement of the evening.
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REPUTATION. We regret to see by resolu-
county, that there are still some persons in this
State disposed to adopt the Infamous doctrine
Of repudation- it will be of no avail; they
will not be permitted to set at defiance the
principles of Justice and the laws of the land.
That our readers may sec, not only the pro-
ceedings OF these repudators, hut the names of
those concerned in them, we extract the fol-
lowing from the Westminster Carrolltonian:
"According to notice our Anti-tax meeting
was held at Mr.. Wickert's on Saturday even
ing last, when the following preamble and re-
solutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, it appears that the collector oil
direct tax of this county has given notice to
certain individuals that if his um Just demands
ale not soon complied with, that he will wrest
from them their property, by what he calls a
due course of law, therefore,
Resolved, That this association always have,
and do now, consider such proceeding a usur-
patton of power, and an outrageous violation Of
livery principle of justice and liberty.
Resolved, That the undersigned pledge their
words and honor that they will not be accessa-
ry to this, as they believe outrageous legal rob-
berry, either by bidding for property at Collec-
tors sales or assisting the Collector in any
manner whatever.
Resolved, That we, the undersigned, hereby
forwarn said Collector of direct tax not to tres
pass upon our possessions, by bringing with
him any horse, mule, jackass or other animal
having longer ears than himself
William Lockard, Josiah Shilling, Daniel
Batson, Jacob Leppo, John Bowman, Christian
WoOlrey, John Beaver, William Ward, Elias
Brothers, John Lockard, ir., John Lockard,
SEN, Joshua Lockard, Johnzee Holmes, Muir
ray Shilling, Nicholas Shilling, Leonard Hill
bert, WIN Long, T. J. Lockard, VIM. Lock
ard, Owen Buckenham, William Arbaugh,
Ludwich Long"
The editor appends to these proceedings a
note, in which he says-'about one half of the
above named persons do not pay one cent of
tax"-and YET we have no doubt that they
were among the noisest persons present. Such
men are ready for any measure which may
produce confusion, as they cannot be injured
whatever may occur. The warning to the
collector not to trespass upon their lands, with
any "horse, mule, jackass," Sc, was a need.
less precaution with those who own not foot
of ground.
But, this contemplate opposition to paying
the taxes, has had, it seems, little or no indu-
snce in preventing the collector from making
his collections, for the Carrotonian says
awe understand that the collector of the Di.
rect Tax has been receiving largo amount Of
Tax during the present Court term. And
many more would pay up but they are waiting
to see what the Regulators or Repealers WI,
do when they get the opinion of counsel on the
consttutionality of the Direct Tax Laws
They expect an opinion before long Most o.
them declare their determination to pay uF
Immediately, if the "opinion" is against theil
resistance to the Tax Laws the State.'
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ADJUSTMENTS IN WAsHtNGrON We call the atten-
ton Of our District readers to the Equestrian estab
lishmcnt Of Mr.. howes, now performing in Wash
inglon Madame Macane the greatest female equcs
tran of the age, will appear this evening and perform
one Of her celebrated acts.
Monsieur Philippe, the celebrated Magician, will
give his last exhibition of Grand Scientific Illusions
This evening, at Caruss Saloon. The Ceats perform
ed by this gentleman Truly astonishing and TO be
believed, must he seen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-15

N}-FAIR. The Ladies of the Church Of the As
censOn will commence their sales Of useful and fan
cy Articles, at the Lecture Room o the Church, on
THIS "wednesday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, and
ing at 10 O'Clock on each evening The proceeds OF
the sale TO be appropriated to the liquidation of
the Church debt. The public is respectfully invited
to give a call. it,
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aSITUATTON WANTED, by youug man who
- can come highly recommended, either in a gro
Gerry, Dry go DIS, commission house, az bar keeper or
agent, ar any other respectable situation where ne
c0u make him self useful his employer, he having
very extensive acquaintance with the merchants IN
the western part Of Virginia and Tennessee, would
bs greatly to tie advantage If any one WHO may EN-
ploy him. For particulars, apply quickly at
LEWIS r. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
sRl5 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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IMPORTANT BILL. The most important bill
Of the session is now under consideration in the
House of Representatives. 1t is bill to ex-
tend the laws of the United States over the
Oregon territory; and, if this shall be done
without restriction, and SO as to render British
subjects amenable TO them, collision will lneVi-
tqbly take place, and war between the two ma
tions must ensue. 1t really appears as though
the House of Representatives is resolved that
the country shall not escape war; and no more
eilcctual mode of producing that event could
be adopted, than the attempt 70 extend our
laws over the whole territory English sub.
iects residing in Oregon arc under the control
of their own laws; and there can be no otlec-
ton to extending the protection of our laws to
American residents; but the measure advocated
in the House, Of bringing British subjects with
in our jurisdiction, will 10 doubt, lift be adop-
ted, be considered by the English Government,
as equivalent to declaration Of war. If,
therefore, this step is to be taken, it should be
preceded by another, that of raising armies,
fleets, military stores, &c; for something more
than paper manifestoes will be required to main
tain our stand against England. But the peo-
pie look to the Senate to protect the country
from the folly of the House; and we believe
that their reliance will not be misplaced.
1t has excited great surprise to find the Hon.
John Quincy Adams fighting side by side with
the war-hawks of the House, and urging them
to press our claim to Sd. 40. He has changed
his ground upon this subject as he was former
iy content to rest our title at 49-but the an
nexation of Texas, and the prospect Of having
additional slave States admitted into the Union
may have had their influence in producing a
change Of position with several members o.
the House; who probably look TO Oregon for
counterbalancing number Of free Stotes-sc
that, in fact, the true merits of the question
may be merged in other considerations.
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EHHRUMBuLL,s PORTRAIT or WASH

EHHRUMBULL'S PORTRAIT OF WASH
III lNGFON, engraved by w. Warner, from the
original painting by Col. Trumbull, Abide Camp 10
Gen. washington, how in possession Of Yale Col
ege, presented by the "Society of the Cincinnati
This is the Only portrait of The great hero, when at
the age of 15, that has ever been engraved, and is
generally declared TO be the most correct of any that
nave been engraved of him atany age.
This beautiful engraving has just been issued in
Philadelphia, aud is now offered for sale for the first
time in this city Price 81. Also, most correct
linkness of Clay, by Maggie, engraved by Warner
Price SO.
apis d. OWEN s. SON lf9 Baltmore-st,
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WEIGH AND DELAyAN's Circus. The ihid per
Torrance of this justly celebrated Equestrian Com
plny will be given this evening under their nam
moth Pavilion, at the corner Of Charles aud Con
way streets The entertainment ola evening wa:
visited by a "tremtndousn audience. They will
remain in this city no longer than the close of the
week-therefore, let one miss the opportunity OF
seeing them.
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KHyHOsE PRRsohs who have heen unsl

TBHHOSE PERSONS who have been unsl
IL cesstu in making their fortunes at the NUM-
Gus Lottery Offices in this city, would DO well to
then luck at the well known prize Agency of EMOE
& CO., opposite Banum's. This great Lottery fl
has BEEN estab shed in the cities of Boston, N. Yo
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for upwards of 40 yea
and the vast renown they have a quired by sellI
prizes, Is without parallel We are toll that I'll
pay all PRICES that they sell in GoLD Without char
any discount, and always keep the lirsest assortmd
of Lottery Tickets to be found in the ci y.
We advise those persons whose mi nds are upl
the things of this world, to give our friends EN-
RY * CO. a call.
0E3- Orders by the mails, if addressed to this IN
terry firm, we guarantee will br promptly AMI promo
attended Ia. 1RI M
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4 lCEHsE NOTICE. Agreeaby to the fifth
T. section Of The Acuf 1877, chapter III, entitled
Gan Act TO regulate the isSuiig of Licenses to Ira
ders Keepers ct Ordnaries and Others'' notice rs
hereby given 10 all persons and bodies corporate
polite. to whom il may concern, that they must Oh
tain License mr. renew tue same according to the pro
visions OF said Act before the 10Th day of May next
J. KEFTLEWELL,
apis cost Sheriff of Baltimore City.
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REV. Mn. McCARTER, Principal ofthe Stras-
burg Academy, Lancaster CO., Penn, now at
Barnum's Hotel, will leave the city tomorrow,
Thursday. Parents who wish to place their
sons under his care will DO we'll to call upon
him TO-DAY.