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ATTACK ON GEN. TAILOR'S CAMP
THE MEXICANS REPULSED-MATA
.SuES

ATTACK ON GEN. TAYLOR'S CAMP
THE MEXICANS REPULSED-MATA.
MuRAS IN ASHES,
BY the arrival at New Orleans, of the
steam ship New York, we have news from
the seat of war to the 9Th inst. Capt. Walk
err and his four men who had volunteered
to take dispatches to Gen. Taylor, urriy.
ed safe at the Camp. The General, up.
on learning the critical situation of Point
Isabel, determined upon movement which
should protect tina, point and re.cstabish
his communication with his supplies. Ac.
cordingly, on the evening of the lst inst.
he left bis camp opposite Matamoras with
the main body Of his forces, determined to
cut his way through, leaving behind him
for the defence of the works opposite Mata.
moras between and 500 troops.
This movement of Gen. Taylor upon
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LATER FROM Tg7E ARMY
seventy Wen Cut TO Pieces by n
Large Force of Niexicans!
ConMERCIAL TINES OFFICE. Z
u

ConnERCIAL TINES OFFIcE. Z
May ..
The Schooner Mary Clare has Just ar.
lived from Brazos Santiago, having left Oh
the 25lh ulf. Capt. Griffin Of the Mary
e., aud passengers, report that Capt.
Walker, with IS rnen Of The Texan Ran.
gers, were nearly all killed and taken, pris.
oners on the 2s,h ull., about 20 miles Il.
bore Point Isabel, by superior force Of
Mexican troops, amounting to some 1900
men,
Capt WALKER succeeded in reaching
Point Isabel al 4 O'Clock r. w., on the
2Sih, with THREE MEN ONLY He
Immediately applied 10 Major THoMAs for
four men, aud announced his determination
To proceed to Gen. TAYLoR's camp, or
DIE IN THE ATTEMPT his object
beng 10 communicate the full particulars
Of this attack, without delay to his com
handing officer.
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Good News from the Army.

We are indebted for the information be.
low, 10 the Editor of the Camden Journal,
who obligingy furnished us with Two slips
from his office. We return our thanks to
hun as well as our friend of the Columbia
Chronicle.
The gratifying intelligence is laid before
our readers that our gallant little army has
proved itself match for the Mexicans, and
although General Taylor may have been
caught mapping once, he has shown that
he is wide awake now, and ready TO meet
tho enemy IN any way. While we rejoice
at the success Of Gen. Taylor we regret
the melancholy fate of the Texas Rangers
-bu, an account Of The affair will be found
below:
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II = NTNIUFN UT IT. Z NJ
STATES OF AMERICA.
A rROCLAN NATION.

Whereas the Congress Of the United States. by
virtue Of the constitutional authority vested in
them, have declared by their act, bearing date this
day, That, "hy the act of the Republic OF Mexico,
a state of war exists between that Government
and the United States !"
Now, therefore, |, JAMES X. POLK, Prosi.
dent of the United States of America, do hereby
proclaim the same to all whom II may concern /;
aud | do specially enjoin all persons holding
Offices civil or military, under the authority of the
United States, that they be ygilant and Jealous in
discharging the duties respectively incident there
to and do moreover exhort all the good people
of tho United States, as they love their country,
as they feel the wrongs which have forced on them
the last resort OF injured nations and they con
suit tho best means under the blessing OF Divine
Providence. of abrldging It's calamitles, that they
exert themselves in preserving order, In prumot
ing concord, in maintaining the authority and the
efficacy Of the laws, and in supporting and inrig.
Grating III the measures which may be adopted NY
the constituted authorities for obtaining speedy
Just, and an honorable peace,
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States TO
be affixed to these presents. Done at the
t., city of Washington, the thirteenth day of
Us May, one thousand eight hundred and for
~ six, aud of tho Independence of the L,
nitcd States the seventeen
JAMES X. POLK.
BY tho President
JAMES BucnANsS, Secretary Of State.
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TIiE CROPS.

While we have the most cheering pros.
pect Of an abundant harvest Of wheat, We
regre, to learn from our exchanges that the
fly and chinch bug, in some sections, are
doing considerable damage.
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STATE OF NORTH.CARGLiN1,
CATAWBA COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 4.
pri Term, 1916.
Elizabeth keistlcr, J

Petition Tor power
John kcistltr and others. '
NJ appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
u that the defendants in his case, James keist-
Ter, Henry Keistler and Peter keistler and his
wife Priscilla, are not residents Of this State, Il
is tasfej6fe Ordered, that publication be made for
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that they APP
pear at the next Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Scs.
sions TO be held for the county of Catawbu at the
Court House in Newton, on the 2nd Monday in
June next, TO show cause if any they have, why
the prayer of the petitioner should rot be granted.
Witness, Geo. Setter, Clerk of our said Court,
at office in Newton, the 2d day Of NAV. lslG
GEO SEIZER, C. c. C.
Printers &, Is 62l t37
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In Cabsfrus county, on the lt'h instant by tie
Rev. Walter W. Pnarr, Nj JOHN II. NEW.
ELL to Miss JANE c. eldest daughter Of { apt.
G. II. Swarngen. Al for Graham.
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a splendid Stock of
GEsgbgE RES.
Also
STATE or NORIW CAROLINA,
UNfOG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A
pril Term, lS46.
Emene Simpson
by her Guardian Eli Stewart, Petition for dis.

rs. tribuiiVe share of
Pearson Simpson and her Father John
Thomas Simpson Executors of Simpsons Estate
John Simpson
3 TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
q that William Simpson, Levi Simpson, Jane
Simpson and James Simpson, defendants in this
case, resides beyond the limits of this State, is
therefore ordered ty The Court, that publication be
made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, no,
,ifyng the said defendants 10 be and appear at
the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
be he held for the County Of Union, at the Court
House in Monroe, on the lst Monday in July
next, then and there to plead answer or demur
to plaintiffs petition on judgment pro eont5sso
viii Be taken as to them.
Witness. Hugh Stewart Clerk o. said
Court. at Office, the lst Monday in April, A. d.
1916, and in The 70lh year OF our Independence.
HUGH STEWART, c., L. c. c.
Printers Fee 81 G2l. tS5
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WIN. HENDERSON.

TIE PROPRIETOR has sull considerable
Stock Of Valuable Goods on hand and has ordered
more but his situation is such that he is obliged
TO settle up his business as soon as possible His
Stock % Goods on hand aud those he uay receive
viii therefore be sold cut at very l5w talcs ici
cash.
Nay I'M, lS46 1856
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ee~ Considerable excitement was man
Tested at the South at the critical situation
of Gen. Taylor and his army, and While
many were anxious to render him assis-
lance. Mobile takes the palm from the CT
tics Of the South, As soon as information
was received of ASSISTANCE being needed
company Of 100 mon was Immediately raj
Sod and started of in u steamboat for the
scene Of war. They arrived in New Or
leans on the 9Th. In New Os!eaus the
number OF volunteers was not as great as
anticipated. Up to the 9th the number
caIed for by Gen. Taylor was not enrolled,
and the Governor intended to FIJI up the re.
munder 10y drafts. Forty printers had vol
unleered, and one company had been form
cd being composed entirely Of Printers,
Lawyers and Merchants.
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COLUMBIA. MAY H.
REMARKS.

COTTON.-Sin cc the receipt Of the CamLsia's
accounts, showing iuf;hef advance in the Liy.
crpool market Of an d., our market has been
mere cctiye, although the rates have not been ad.
yancea-wo quote to 4 ceais extremes TEN.
Ecr0Hcc AIc0cate
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~ Notice.

yRHE trading establishment here of3re exist.
~ ING in THE place under the name Of VIM,
Henderson Co. having terminated, all these
having unsettled account will please to call and
settle by cash or note, with WIN. Carson OF his
agent.
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVILLE, MAY IL.
REMARKS.

No change ii Cotton. Bacon has declined
eclls at ! 10 :. Flour dull q, ! 10 g.. Noo,h-
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CAMDEN, MAY 10.
REMARKS.

C0IfON.-Wc have Ind fair supply fer
tbs season Of tie year, and our prices remain
without change. The sales have been from CT
TO &c. c1ucmcs tic bulk Of tho transactions
were for nidt!ng cotl5as Il 7 to 7l.--CamGea
J.HrHq!
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Magical Pain Extractor.

ID EDlCTlON FOLRFOtD IN PRICES
IA " aothmg y the user IS not delegated H'tA
A arus.e lhn every family must consider
los Pausauie hsu thcy know I'D power ana va
loo, aid nnicn has heretofore been sold too hgh
10 rraeh all cIas-es, has nos been reduced JOUR
igld 10 price, with a view that rich and poor high
sud o@, aud 10 lsct every humaa being may en-
Joy Ia comforts; and all who get II shall have
HE pflga returned 70 them II they are not dehghl
I'd nfth IL use. We assert, without the pOssioh-
~ q contradiction, that all Burns Or SeaIds, 20
hry eltsrHqI Sore, old or fresh, ADD all external
pans and aches, no matter where, shull be rcdu
ED t. comfort By i, IN FIVE minntes-sayng me-
LIMB " scar No burn can be fatal u this 10 dp'
rhed uaLeu the uitais are destroyed ny the acct
deat il u truly magical, to appearance IN us
eAerts. Enquire for "Conne's Magical ram TX,
tractor Saiye," at Comstock n Co.'S ~ Cortland
Street Price rs cents, or four times as much iof
" cent?, and ten times as much Tor 81.
All country merchants arc requested 10 tate !
u their towns on commission, as the greatest Dies
siugto manki.d that has been discovered 10 Ihed
gIae lor ayes. This is strong language, but yo'
may depend It's power will justify 1t. Sold al =
Cortland Street, where il can be found gehulh
10 New York city.
CAurlON.-Bc sure you get CoNsELs' as 90
plate with Dalley's name on 1t mas been sto'o'
and counterfeit aud worthless stutt may appea
under that name. Sec that II IL direct from Cou
stock 4. 10, or never touch II. Tor sale al u
Charlotte Drug Store by Il. Oates.
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NJ NsHsEHs 81.

thought thu, the boys, on tho whole
must conclude tina, they had paid dear for
their whistle, for they had not tasted Of
melen, got scratched, clothes torn, were as
vet as drowned rats, and pretty essentially
ifigh'ened-so the uext morning sent in.
vlta,lons to all the young people in the vii.
lage TO a feast Of melon. ~ the evening
particularly TO Ned and Jo--uu tue princi.
pie Of returning good for evil, thirklng that
possibly il might be useful III the treatment
Of boys as well 40 men. My rooms were
crowded Defines with bright eyed througs,
,hough-O,d Swipes looked go coniouudod
sour, suppose.
They would not have come, ! presume,
had il not been that my nephew, a great
iasorle with them, was spending the sum
mer with me, for they obviously disliked
me, and | don't know Why they should do
Otherwise, for had never noticed them, or
appeared towards them as though they
were worth noticing.
went INTO my study, md soon such
wh,rlsind Of fun as they raised. /! vas
such--ther slVery laughter.
was well paid for What expense end
trouble had been al in raising the largest,
t.st melons, by the rich sound OF their hI.
Iarlous voices. II bfough, before me tho
sunay days Of my youth and IT'S loved as.
soclallon'. Glorious days | love 10 ihluk
OF them.
My melons were never disturbed again.
TIE RECIPE.
| Don't 10 harsh to boys. Treat them as
though they were going TO be men, honest
and tue, presently. Meet fun with fun,
and don, forget them when your incest
frui, isupe. Newspaper paragraphs, dogs,
+ lraps, and lfowns, are not halt so potent for
preserving apples and the like as klndnes..
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T. o f. + II Y .
FORGIVE AND FORGET.

BY THR AUTHOR or PRoyERBtlL PHILOSOPHY
Whom streams Of unkindness as bitter as gall,
Bubble up from tho heart to the tongue,
And meekness is writhing in torment and ihrall,
BY the hands OF IugtItitudo wrung-
In the heat Of injustice, unxept and unfair,
While the anguish Is fostering yet.
None, mono but an angel Of God can declare
- now can forgive and forget"
But. Il the bad spirit is chased from the heart
And the lips are IA penlteneo stepped,
With the wrong so topented the wrath will depart
Though scorn on injustice were heapod
For the bosl compensation is paid for all Ill,
When the cheek with eOntritIon is vet,
Aud every one feels II ls possible still,
Al once to forgive and forget.
10 forget II ishard fors man with mind,
However his heart may forgive.
To blot out all prrls and dangers behind,
Aud but icf H.. future TO live
I hen how shall II be for at every turn
Recollection the spirit viii fret,
And the ushe, Of injury shoulder and burn.
Taough NO strive TO forgive aud forget
Oh, heafkcn! my tongue shall the fiddle unsoal,
Aud mud shall 30 partner @l'l heart,
" lie thee to ,tysrlt bid conscience reveal
And show thee how evil ihol art
Remember 10y lu.tiUs, NY sh", ah"-'"l I'A"''i
iiog vast Is that iHhnas debt
iet Mercy LlIh seven rs seventy umos
Been sNits ~ forgive aHe forget
Brood not on insults or injuries old,
lUt thou art injurious too
Cruut not NE sltn TIL tue tatal ~ told,
FOR thou at auAtAd aud antruo
And II al thy harm. are forgotten. forgiven
N1S mercy Nth ln',tca Is met
oh. y uo would not gllIly take lessons 0. llcaYct
And learn to forgive 4ud forget
W. yrs. let man when ga. enemy vecP',
30 puck 10 rrcrtye hitn trend
For thus on his head IN kindness lao heaPs
Hot co4is--to refine and amend
Aud heart. that are Christian more eagafly years
A. nurse on her nnoccnt PET,
over hps that, once blttet to Ponhcnee turn,
( And whisper forgive and forget,
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From The American Protector.
STEALING MELONS.

always took great pleasure IN having
neat garden. lelt larger than common II
| succeeded IN raising cleumbef' aud other
earlier than my uelghJors, as II
nature favored the especially ! had The
earnest aud best kind ol ftuhs. Bot vas
greatly perpIexed with thleslng boys Al
most every night 10 the season Of ifutt, my
rard,nNa. ,,sltcd, trees damaged, aud fIch
l,scts ,rampled down. / tncd various
WAYS to pro,ec, my gfouhds-had watch
do.., but they we're either shot or poisoned
set traps, but they never caught any
lhlns. except uo~ and then Que OF my o"n
cats. As JOHN flo6b, says:
. Trap, every ono kGa~s, are 30 safeguard to
apples;
Dig dogs seldom bite ono ard guns never shoot :
Tho chiyalfous school boy each obstacle g'npp'cs,
And never dcsis, AL he pockets Tho ltuiI.'
Finally, built a aall OF solid mason
sofk about my garden but that did not
answer It was only by accident that |
found out the way 10 save ones nut; uhd
noticing IN the papers divers cautions 10
Young rogucs, think It worth While 10
publish some~ hat OF my experience.
have come TO the conclusion that boys
are as much influenced By malice as by love
Of loud eating ~ such thlevins. II lhey
know man 10 bo closctisled, they VII
wrench upon his fngers IN some way
" hen | wasa Freshman al the on''efs''y
people abou, tho College compla'atd very
much Of their fruit being stolen by the stu
dents. and only one man escnped-and he
.as the only one who seuI up cart load
ol eseelrn, apples and distributed them a
+ nongst the college boys
mghi have known. Il had ihough' o
nv osu DO, hood, that the way to manHg'
baysls to tea, them kindly. lhcy nave
ma ufal code OF honor Which torblds then
10 do hun an injury Who shows regard to
hem. It's 10 cumpImeu, to a man TIA
ba,s love to veS hIm, 1t 'sa pretty sur
s,rn that he has not any soul to speak OIL
VIVA, do you say Jpl shall We CON
the grab over them melons to'nlgh
,o,ng to be dark as thunder Old S"tpe
vii be snoring like ten mon before md
night r..,
Il should like the melons veil enough
but W. have to get over that Pe'Fy wal
and-'
"Oh, pshaw, 10 | knoS place "her
MS easy getting over. know tho wa
like a book Come, 10 Will you 90 1t :
Now dislike eNttemclyIIo be an cave
dropper, aud usually convey myself elS'
where, rather than allow my ears to DO
a highway for words not intended Tor me-
e Bu; the conversation so intimately concert
= cd ms melons, that | kept quiet aud hs'e'
r ed to the whole plan OF the young soap
i braces, so that ! might make II some"h
n bothcfsomo for them.
!. Ned proposed to get over tho wall on Il
d south side Of the great pear tree, and c
directly across to the summer house, ~
norih Of which were the melons.
% Jo was a clever, thlck.lpped fellow, 10
ed good fruit exceedingly, that Is 10 say,
'e well as he did to lounge IN an opening
y summer time in a soft sunny place
he smoke segars, aud obstinate as an ass
Get him once started to do a thing, a
be would stick to II like a mud tur
to negro's toe, IN spite OF kicks or wi
:. no. I'LL he had accomplished H. The o
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TuE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR
A NEn VOLUME
THE WEEKLY MIRROR
WILL t4HuEseE
The First Week in April,
.kLY MIRROR

MAYHEM ayme Important Improvements All
w te made N IL character and appearance.
II i. the determination OF the proprietor - make
il. tom the daie Of the NV NoLcHE, the 'crp
Eg,r LlvyEAhI JoCRNtL ~ hMlSiCA, aud 10 Gar.
=, 0at the llu, 10 pains Ur expense vii Dc spar
Cd. The B.gnng NydsFn, 20 much in Hog 1c "th
sone 81 the p,ri ideals OF the day, All not b. 10
lisJ ou "a tie editorial department OF the M"
YsRk MRAoa; aud ebal the editor and his a.
.rslauis caruN produce themselves, authors oil
real talent aud genius vii te literally paid iot
writing. Ns shall bc able 10 give copious Or
EfGN ard DOMESTIC pENCte
ii the very Mghu,t character aid siy e, sHh q.
KIGINAL TALES aud ESSAYS not surpaSs,d
~ any othcr Journal.
MIR WIILIS'S ENG hGEMENT to contrib
ute Two ARricirs each we,k stu CIisis, and "i'i
continue dHuug tbc next volume
Inc Elegant Quartz fotm Of 'ho Mirror, VII
bind up IN INo naud.Ims Volumes OF the eud
yl the year, well Wuns preserving a. Isnhiu' hna
spirited l. terlfy Records OF the itmr. twin be
handsomely pnnted on fine paper manufactures
iur the express purpose, aud all be iof"ad'd w
the caflicst mails, 10 strong wrappers, W every
partof the Uutcd states aud eanada. F0"ds'
nee within thitty miles OF New York
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NO .pEnSSGES.
Type Foundry and Printers f"s-
nishing Warehouse.

yEyuE SUBSCRIBERS have opened
Il NEW TYPE FOUNDRY III the
CITY of New York, where they are ready to sup
nty orders 10 any extent, Tor any kind OF JOB or
FANCY TYPE, and every article necessary tor
a Printing Oihce.
Tie Type, which are cast in new moulds, from
an entirely new SET OF materials ~iih deep couh
ters, are warranted to be unsurpassed ny any anu
wifi be sold at prices to suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also steam En-
pinos OF the most approved patterns
r. A Machin,st IL constantly in attendance
to repair Presses to do light work.
Editors of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much type as their bills amour, to, may
piye the above six months insertion IN Their pa
nera. and send their papers containing 1t to The
subscribers. .,,,,,,, 90 9,
| October 3, lS45. "Z-oh
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE, ACADEMY.

THNllE Trustees Of this
ID Academy aiih great
9SANe Measure, auuuuucc - tGc
T1A+ N puhIc, that they have g.
{ i sAVA~-g4t ~ cured tic SERVICES Of Vic
sssf----s s---.ss $50 - l.ty CYrus hns4n, 4. VI
az PRINCIPAL or TIE Institution
~ retson o. h.. peculiar mr .ilt'' e lnHfNcil"n
ana success IN government, VI johnston Is IA.
vpr4bly hnfwn % lie uplef i3atnct' % SCUM
CatgltH4. A. well a. 10 thl. state, - ampug the
most ltgent, accurate and suec ssid. Instructor
Of youth Accuracy IS the prominent Nal' col hts
character as Teacher. Ills qualifications are
.ua5oubted and he has the experience ~ many
,,ars m tho business o. teaching. fafcn~ An1
Guardians may safely conhte u'e't caugh'cfs the
wards 10 bis care. g..
Uep;fl devote much If his own sine 10 The 90,
sttucllan Of tie various closes 80 the higher se'
snces; and vii be aided ~ snih""n' rnmbe'
Of utll emitted assistants, and, Wlth the coun'
sci and advice Of the Trustee, he VII have lhe
enlire direction aud control ot lie lnsu'nN'o.
Young Ladies may here receive az ,dueal' q
literal snI accomplished, aud Witch WI honHfA'
tly compare utth that to be obiaIned VA the be''
Female Institutions of the state.
The sehol sic \ ear viii consist OF about 'eu
months. and viii be divided into tao -csrlpns
the first TO commence on the s,-onnd Monday d
Ocfebet and close on The Ia-t Thursday Of Feb
fusry; and The SECOND to commence on The hrs
Nouda, Of March aud close on the last Ihufr
day OF jay.
The course or S,udics and rates u Tuition an'
hoard stfl be similar TO those Of other lu,'tin
hons pt the kind 10 thi. region OF county.
The Principal is prepared To take number o
Ladies as boarders, into bis family 20 the Acldc
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TERMS:
rwo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not
ali ia adraHee. THREE DOLLARS u not
P,,I ,.,fbin sir months aud THREE DOL
rms AND FIFTY CENTS II MOI paid an
- ,tt,r The expiration Of the year. No paper
I,sssfag,d until all lrrsaragss are PAID, e.
+,pi al TIE option Of The Editor.
- ttg-s,ti,,,asnts inserted at One Dollar per
mr. il lines Or less this sized tqPe.) o. the
~, ,sserf,oa. qni - cents for each confirm.
-" ca,,f advertisement, aad Sheri1's SIiss
,largsd 2j per cent. hrgheri and deduction q
a. ~ cent. &c !! be made tiom Ne f'cH'ar Pm
~. ior irtrtiseTs By NE year. idre'iistHenis
Inserted monthly Or quarterly y PR squire jSr
,,rl time. Semi.moHh!y - etH.s Per square
& zach time,
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NOTICE.
To OWNERS OF .Ug.FES.

gmyIIOsE having Gold upon their lands IN VEINS
4 surface or deposit MINES Hhich 'hcy WIS"
e1pIofed, would DO well to give the suh'ef'oc,s
call o. notice, post paid, at Gold Ill., Rowan va
\ G. ssye wish TO lease aud operate more e''en,
.yely in tho Mining Business. Good Miners "h'
be despatched Immediately to examine ana to l,
such mines as may be offered; but 10 no case WIN
lands be examined without the privilege OF lcaS-
Jog, and no lease taken iof shorter "rln ."a"
three years. As persons often obtain eases WIZ"
49,, s2y intention Of operating Sufficiently to test
Tho rn,ncs and thereby keep an membranes upon
The nrrmgea 10 the prejudice Of both lessor md
those really desirous Of thoroughly exploring tneh'
The subscribers would say, that whenever 'hey
lease they will fairly test the MINES ,,orsroN
/ Oct 10, lS4J. ~'
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Permanent School.
iIcxan,lriana Academy,
N,egl.abs,g co.. n c. lUmiles NORTH u Charlotte
:. u. wharton, PriucipaL
Rev. ii. IL. Cunning ham, RECTOR

lpHE second Session Of this Institution com
" meneed on the Let instant, under the super
rn..naenee Of the above gentlemen. The course
81 -ta.lgs adopted l. such as 10 prepare puPlis loI
ata.sslau 10 the Junior Class IN any Of our Coz
reyes. H. Iac4tiou Is as pleasant aud healthy
aad d Tar tomnycd from all causes Ui dissipation
a. a., 10 I,ls section Of The safe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

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