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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-23
STATE OF NORIH-C4ROLINA,
CABARRUS COUNTY.
~ EQJITl-Norem5er Term, 1871.
John n, Ingram

VIM {. Means, ADM. Of George
Means, dee d., John W. Means, MAJ
Gus Means, Nathaniel Mans, Mary,
wife Of Angus Johnson, Margaret
wife Of Cornelius Mckee. John 5. Injunction.
Means, William Means, Charles /.
Means, Sasan, wife OF Samuel Law
iug, Isaac n. Alexander, Adam y.
iexander, Chas. +. Alexander, Mar
garer, wife Of Moses W. Alexander,
William Means and John Means.
III appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
u that Marcus Means, Nathaniel Means, Mary
wife of Angus Johnson, and Margaret wife Of
Cornelius McRee, are not residents of this State,
1t is therefore ordered, that publication be made
in the Charlotte journal for SIX weeks that the
defendants, viz Marcus Means, Nathaniel Means,
Mary wife of Angus johnson, and Margaret wife
Of Cornelius McRee, be and appear al the next
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-23
Beware OF Gommtcrfci,,.

hc savannah Republican 81 Friday s1ys
We yesterday saw Twenty Dollar
No'c 1t the Bank Of Charleston, which vas
Fcriyed by one Of our citizens as genuine,
n winch ens refused 1T the State Bank
a counterfeit. Il appcars thnt the Bank
/ Charleston has issued 10 bills engraved
r. NE counterfeit "a question. which has
/ ms head M engraving OF hugh hill
"a railroad track near by, on which is
locomotive. II Is worthy Of fcm1fk.
b, that the ylgnelies heads on either end
T. very family done. The signatures Of
r. President and Cashier are engraved
simtleS, and tho name Of the payce is
p engraved, The public cannot be too
Pnl'aus, as no one, ne presume, could
R'slb'y detect them without the aid Of
PIX officer"
VIC would also caution the people Of this
'ion 70 be on their guard, as we learned
4 o'her day that man was arrested in
a"ba county for passing bill Of the /
lp'e description. lie tried to escape
stating that he had received the bill for
pro- from young man staying with him,
upon searching him more than one bill
MS character was found in his posses.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-23

ed With success. Aud pray that eve.
~ man IA America, who behaves as have
iofmeriy done, may not mret with the
feni'y which | have erperienced, but may
be obliged 10 sxplate his crimes in still
more 'gHomlni0us manner
mORDECAf LEVY"
Phil. July, l776.
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Alabamn U. =. Scnnfor.

''Son u. Lewis has been elected by
legislature of Alabama L. s. Seoa.
+ Lewis Sc, Ilopkins ls.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-23
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
UNION COUNTY,
Court Of Pjtus and Quarter Session, Oc
tyber Term, 1871.

6, W Nay ..,:.. ..
rs. .s % -
William T. Watson, James IL" ne '1'1' , rs.
Watson and Allen NJ, Gun. '1,' u. '.','S y" -
nor, and Grace his wife. '0'' 1'' 1'
CT appearing to the satisfaction Of tie Court,
q th.t William r. Watson, James W,t~ou, aud
Grace who uieruarried wrh Allen H. Gunner,
dctyndan's in this case, reside beyond the limits Of
this State, Il is therefore ordered by the Count.
that publication be made for six weeks in the
Charlotte Journal, notifying the said detta danls
to be aud appear at the next Court OF Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to he held for the County OF L.
mon al the Court house IN Monroe, on tue ti-st
Monday of January next, then and there to p'gad,
answer or demur, 10 Piauud's petition, or the
same vii. be heard ex parle as 10 taem, and iudg.
ncnt rendered accordingly.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said
curt, at office, tho lst Monday Of October and
n tho pa year Of our Independence, A. d, le47. .
HuGH STEWART {. e. c. /
Nor -. Printers Fee Sjg. SIC
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-23
CAMDEN. DECEMBER u


We can notice 10 change IN our market for
proaace. cotton SEES At to very little o.
ierng for sale, Tie grea, bulls being pat in ssers.
Com - q 81. O4is 3 IL 53-C .s4!el yy4,.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-23
late frC.n Mexico.

We have received intelligence from
Mexico 70 the 7th instant Gen. Anaya
vas elected President Of Mexico on The
Huh ull. He is known to be favorable 10
peace, and one Of his G,s, acts was to ap.
point a commits sion to rect Nh. Trsr.
Bdt powers having been revoked by our
government, Cen. Scott no doubt reierIed
them 10 our Government at Washington.
II Is reported lhat Santa Anla Is doing alI
he can 10 impede tie prescni government.
Our troops have had several JtusLcs alib
The guerrilla. bu. nothing very .caau.
has as r!.le.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MEREHA NTS

-H4yUF4CTORT shore CAisrAW Street.
100 North 5IsI ~. Philadelphia.
TlNHE finished aud oer, for sale handsome
II Vehicles Of the latest stLs u fashsu such
Rockaway and Cauyan Wagons of
terms, Ssltvs. Wagons, with without
he reasonable Al descTp
made order and warranted be OF the best
tertais and Workmanship.
Western Merchants wishing purchase N"
call and before purchasing
An coming his Mandatory psrraHsd for
g Having received SILVER MEDAL being the highest
awarded Exhibition OF the Franklin institute
slpeofy workmanship IN his line among which
that will b. sufficient reeommen
dalton lot the superiority OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 Nouh Pinh street above CalowhIi, Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
of all Diseases arising from am Im-
pure state oil the Blood or Habit


scpov,,, %, me Sxstem, VIZ: -
IN, on nN.i KILL MAIlsm oBsIiNhTE
T1e rh,p a' 1rrtrs ~, ~, On LEs oN
nn &c., 80, - LIE, biLts ChhoNlC sohk Eft.S
MFSr " I'm o ofs @ @ soAlD HEAD, ENLAkGE-
,n. -, I W nl.. VT inn boNt@S hND JoINIr STUB
,,~,. - 80 " =. aIio',s, s.hiloh oh
b,,ps 30 nNp n,shnshs AkisNG fkoM An lNJU-
$1,000. usn Vt n.houhf, hsCIIks On DkofsfEN-
,,ossr,,, s, ~ Lrh. hISo ChkoNiC
x .usi'ioi'oNhc pisohphhs' &c. $3.50
'Hlo preparation Is "A combination hitherto
II unknown in the history Of Medicine differing entirely
character and apa
rra which different ed the pubic IL
specifically the whole system thereby bringing
direct Immediate influence Although OF ,o,.,
full healing effects entirely
produced by except an increase Of appetite bu, when
dea'c seated Carrying along the
path OF Ie Then It's mysterious influence felt and
dies life and the
fernE and diseased
"7rHA Stronger lhaa EIioz"-L,t .ptak for
ns~dres-Ihe following certificate only another link
great chain Of testimony Let
be convinced What it ha, done once, will do again
chAalrsrows, Mas Sept 23d, 1865
This certify that aged
ten yesr' afflicted with the erofaous hunor ,he OF
he had the measles which probably
make Its in way covering body
his head hs feet with small consulted Doctor
Medicine ana he "'amned him three days in succession and
UNDERSTANDING bis ease advised me 10 consult Dr. Rogers OF New
York then being r.siden, Of that city
,s I'm n, ,s ,, rs nan my u.. 'a p
INC un' NC Piohouhee' sefoiua OF hing Evil
me ehh for ami commenced taking medical
S, ION n, I'M, " W. uh Sune OF Ie'1 ana 'heI
ms 10 OF me mercury that had
oe,s PFC OF toI. enc away ron his under Jaw
,nsa 80, v t , s' "l,l ~ u pc rom ms
@ a. ,s, sn1 ~, &c i,"m near vac crown
o. m h.u men wen, % ,ne oSes ana ae, and e,ehArsed
sequence he us.on the AID cord from the bones OF
M nA !n gu voc oaeS Part ne hea a. one une h.leen run
hny s us.O1 a. ,s.o 49, p, n, mos fao'sI
attacked with Rb"umsie Fever which settled Of ha hips
they gave him lasiang@ until he lost his Then
an anu sem Iot Inona'onian MS mcdene help
"a ,sb isis Ty,in Isae 80 h ' ~ NJ ' s ~, s as
~ "a -. ~ &c. ., ~. ol w. Janus SaIsalath
~ n,ins 80 = ~, | -, ~ -, niu aIeu OF
had ,aken II all eon.Ss,cd him y,sn m, 80 me-, e s.
became brrht and yely-eoo eamc 70 his o,ee and "fn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

FuNHE Fnnk Manufacturing Company have hand NJ asiI
Paper MILL the Depot Of the Southern r. road good
OF superne, 1ne and letter foed and
nat 'ad and plain also medium printing enveop an
wrapping papers OF the Lowest whoess
they public attention assured That Ina qu1iy and
price their will bear with tho production
any Factory They prepared odcrtOI
OF thai r their customers
require Merchants dealers requested call the Payer
NM Cnr NH n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
NUMBER 4.
TO FARMERS, COUNTRY uERCHANr>,
AND OTHERS

Grent Heducfton NJ peniteutinry store.
TUE subscriber, Board M ab to q
IL fer at treaty reduced prices
5000 yart- heavy double twsd Ke-ey Negro Men eh
ing.
1000 yards plain and striped Lrs-y Women. eloshrs
In Store for Fall purchasers:
200 heavy resdy made Ker-ry Goats
200 pairs Pa
SEQ pieces Brngans with ac eoar.c AMI ar>
Shoes equal TO any in the martet
Complete sets of Wagon Harness Tor hors. with Car, ,at
WaEou Haine-. IN portions
Warranted AYES. very superior
Also, Wheat Pans, Wheat Bags Refrigerator. v.riroh.. AMI
FrRsrTvEE of difrrr-n, kind.
For ale at Penhenay superior Of
stones Wagons Days Carts nc
The above are offered pur.
ehsse- Will do wei P,a.ntar, or AZ "a STORE No
-. street eadirE To Mayos Bridge.
q zpcrrra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
NEGRO-HIRING-

'EHs subserhers Ieu-r ~ eI and the
IL puhe, hire the NEGROES the ensuing wear
They would adv employ them 4, inform N m
a ary practicable that they opportunity Of Oh
iaiunR goa Aass aud rood pss NegToss They hor
that an o! years then to perai
stare Of gatrUnaEe
~ Their ofee ihs Frankn and 18Th streets
IN rear Of he CITY Hotel formerly Rel Tavern.
Nov 31ih. r. G n HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

NO. fT5 cHESNCr STREET PHILADELPHIA,
As constantly hand Tailoring store OF
81 rsie the STATE House elegant OF
English Cloths CassmeTes and Nesns
- tie conducts the establishment principle sending
ramcbts out OF IN store bu tar quality
thus that be hs.so long enjoyed The this cts
and throughout the Union he would respectfully
ron gsniemeu ysn, the city them he
oicis entrusted 20 him lower -ars than
tlr qlalti BIZ had
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
FOR SALE.

90 The beautiful. comfortable. extensive anc
I'll convenient hous' ant l FranSlin resi-
dnee OF James w Pegram derd orter. WI
b. shown % any wishing purchase great pleasure By
shr OF the subsTbers and a par
ueuar Elimination OF the "
VIRGINIA PECRAM,
W. K. JOHNSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

"EBB, BACON Il co. offer Tor sale
w sUCNRs--2o hbis ~ Cfou
t05 hhjs Porto Rico
700 DO New Orleans
~ boxes Loaf
- bb,s Crushed and Pulvetsed
" tieices aud 20 half 10. New Orleans Clrl6.d
rs boxes Havarna
MOLASsEs--2O hhds poru Rico
90 hhfs and ~ uetces Tun.dld
90 hhds Cardenas
CoFFEE-40p b.fs Rio
500 bprs iaruhJu
les bags Java
CANDLES torra Sperm
10 hoHrfstrarc
so boxes Huts patent Tsrow
20 h1rrs rafow
Castle, Brown and sh,vios Soap
zoo kfHs Cut Nails and nfads
= tons R..stercd steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova scot.s Grind Stones
1900 side Sole l~'thcr
Hsrnr.s and Upper Leather
hl = Shoe Thread
90 picksrcs Gun Powder Tea
nact Tea
~ hb's Sperm lamp OH
20 bis Tanners un
200 o.. rccr Thoulifton Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckca
Nets n WOODWARD
rs uerccs Rice
SO bis CIDER Vinegar
"a hhds Bacon Sides
ts hhds DO sioudsr
900 bhis IN. g. Cut HernsFs
100 bbs Family Roe do
IS bb- Hhad
Rosin-raf
Fpiub rurpentinr
Letter. Writing and wnpPingrsPst a. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
I AIDES SUPERIOR CATERS AND IL

GAiIEkA-Jssi received by tie tubssrbsT suppy az L.
e' superior Caters and Gs-r very hans me 20 VII e n,
respectfully invites be l;' u the Lld.es
JUDAH MYERS
&c 10 No ~ West Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
HANDSOME PRESENTS.

For Ch-isfads and Nsir Ieqrs DdV!
VETM L. MONTAGUE respectfully int nm hrs ffeut md N.
" Fahic en- hind a ms NJ sc store
No l' ia street an Assortment OF Musicl Istruuaents
co.'s sag oi variety, e ever, cescrLoa-,1e o.
ia af- ist'e for Ghr and View Y,a- presents.
A''"3p pNS, vaDi-s pre- r. On o $50. The mos,
a-aut1l a1-orE NJ ever Hired Tor szl- Z ciy
GUITARS, OF French Spanish AMI &c P-us-us s1ur Of
VII ca ar OF exquisite beG H and CARDS tone.
SCI.
FLUTES AMI CLARIONETs % fsren kns from the NJ
Heyd &C. flute So clear tozed Pieo, at whatever
price YOU p AS
PLAGEoLETs, snge and eoabe gre, variety A. from
IS STA.
III lrseE assortment q good vIoLINs in ihs ely.
\ great var yof FIPss O=taye FLUTES &C &C.
BRASS IN4TRUMENTS q every description
Nus CAL ZONES &c. sc.
number or Po7rhr SONGS. MARCHES TALTZES &c So
leeiei AMI arranged collections OF ard ~ each n prices
from so $3.50 very suitable Tor present car ara see
for yourselves the sign o. Tyre No 1874 81 st.
opposite he Rauks- q. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
WORTHAM, McGRUDER a co.

OFFER FOR SALE:
az HHDs. ST. CroiI p. REQ and N. -. Sugar
|AC 20 packages w loaf crushed, and pulverised do
% bills o Clarified Sugar
40 hhts Moasses, part prime
go bbs do
100 bags old Government Java Coffee
1872 do Rio d.
I65 do laEuayra do
10 hales Mocha do
Cunpowdcr and Black Teas Of best quality
75u kegs Nail, assorted boz and warehouse
zoo sides Sole Leather good and damaged
$40 Russrt 90
500 lbs Shoe Thread
40 bores Sperm Candies
10 do judd's pat ~. Candies
800 do Candies Hus = Woodrufs
10 do Starch
10 beg, salt Fctre
csToons Indigo
10 baskets best (Durandsl Olive OIL
&c ties Coal huh
Winters Sperm oil
1000 kegs Dupouts sporting and blasting POwdet
so boIes $40 and iOIl2 Gass
500 bags shot
Haf Lead
go hhds MltthnR H1eoi
90 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 bores Tin Plate
Block Tin and Speler
900 Wrapping Paper
$50 Grni stones
IS hhls Tar
90 bhig pure Cider Vinegar
10 Or casks best Woo ihousc Wine.
Genuine Old Port DO
Cotton Yurnt. AZ factory prices
Cotton Lines London Mustard
Ginger Pepper, huSpico, sacks salt Ac
tons An. clustered Steel
English blst Shear ami Cast Steel
tons Spring Steel
10 " sweeds
County IRON
so " TrcdtF gar and English
Sheet aud Boiler rlatr lion
Band and Hoop do
Arcs Plough Plates, &C. ga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAPDRN GOODS.
Christmas and New Years Presents!

=
- II. JENKINS will sell off cheap the follow
"a. ul articles OF DRY GOODS suitable for the .a.,u Th,e
waning stett Ia gains VII do vel cal.
sia"s oi 'aT'ns AniT rich Goods -9rcos
100 anry NOUS IN cashme aud muslin Dresses reduced
Fancy scls and WORKED Cap and Corars-Niih many
AMI beautiful g
Gon,mn WI hac rev style SELF adjusting satin Clva-s can't
seau Shr Coi1fs. Boom Pose; Hd,r.--u OF
"hi;h viii De sell cheap for cash WHO
De sS - So.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
PASSAGE TO NORFOLK u PORTSMOUTH
rrps hKENuE snlendid and surift S,e,r,n,

= hTENIIE splendid and swift Steamer
4 ALICE. Ca-t1n y. BROUGH. having
Iu't th-Toush ovcTra coup-t
ant has mmenee r'guar the CURTIS
lraV NJ 'h- Whlri ROc Monday. "Wednesday
Hni Friday VI orr ings- etc I-2 0c,cx b,utn
inF the ALI'E Will ieavc Ncrfk y Tus,,y
uTii' Nom tue hoI - O'Clock touch a Al
The lTemcd ate iardI the Rive t1 goa
-. Passage AID Fae from Petersburg 10 os from
Noio l. meals included, one 20 HAsEfNS : LIBBY.
Or Plisc vi hing this rout
ard The Alice the ur. they can 20
on the BaluHIr. Boat and hey
ng IN Baltimore, without charge. Feu-Hilg
wi meet ih Baltimore Boat m1rnng as a.. 50 if he
- niger leaving Batm1re ~ O'Clock
Pe.erstu'g by eock ard Richmond evening
Q Passage ans Pare from Richmond Petersburg
Balimr meals, los sc iucuioI = Dola-s. HSL
\ Tho accommldi an1 arc g. wrI.
knoWn James Bvtr sl h.t o er
have be- equal ed, nIeh sarfas b
has ever been IA Ia - d, IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

THE
RICHMOND HOUSE.

SllIAIED ON Governor street, nearly oppo.
~ ste the Governors House and Squares or
street. hav MY received udslors reni-rrr
much more convenient rnd cculni pl, Dc opeucd the
let day Of November thr Bras5css ,ras
monh week day. The sutc.v1r the vii BE-
ud who wl supsrncnd' r,td II those wLo may
pa Mp 20 ere establishment comfortable.
TOT hc informant hoe private CONVEYANCE
there not excellent Ivfy stable han where their
hofie' 80. vii be- VII 1tcuicd %. o.. J.. MEADE.
Oct .. 1916. 7n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
THE PARAGON OF
H A rs.

Ncs - Street, opposite the Pank-. t.r leav. 70 4,
fo'n their patrons and pube ty Raw. inst -
eeIved hom bos''n ani New YORK ~ hesua Ha.
NJ taste 5nifstion. Toe sly Ha' wa eonto "a IN Me-.
otN @ hr test imported fab ons AID 10 daiatlty
faetu e, ard beauty Cf sih. Pur.on
J. = 4 Co have, also. a hrEce Ia n Wool ia, mn,
Hned wat oof Also an nvo'es o. cas- Taue N.
De I2--f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
ALEAANDLk'S TKlUUBAPHE!
Improvement OF ISG3.

WIS new ahd popular LIQUID HAIR DH f.,
sac ~ introduction. has met m nit
ed success and the niom IN. public that .t
further improvement r2s ht.y been msds stand "
unplraeed u ecos the Hair Brown nsa4ta
nsolsg and neither WASTES offer clothes and instead Of
lnu"s The ir upa ths beauty eascily o. youth
a.p4egtlon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- -,

I'm and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ fosts viii leave Esbascrs a. Monday w,ipesa-v
and ffitty and asIve in i,rehaurs days
RETURNING,
Lave LynehburE Monday Wran.-d ~ aud Ffid,y at
ana arrive IN Richmond days p r. NJ.
Our bos eonnse At CarsTsve f0sors. Pos. Coach
Line TO FamSie Prince Elwad Charlotte and Al Ssosy.
with Parish Co.'S Line Of furhose st,unton
Sept 80. 1886. BoYD EDMOND A E,yeePon1,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

RECARDO's
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.
The Proprietor Of this NEW and beautiful pre-
paraton conf eHty recommends having no egal the var
for 4par'ng beaut,L glossy ap7eartLge To the IA
pfo1eune - grow n- ami preventing Is ng out
DIX. JAChSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR,
For Preserving and HeuutifyIng the TEETH.
md PURIFTLNG THG BkE-ITH
Inns article will be found invaluable, where
PeI' ns are -, -et TO son Swelling or Beesiag Eiasor n
ih4 ana -Nlg haess u the IA AID preserving them
e'HHE se Or deyfor tend arng decous FRESHNESS Ia h-
' nl r4i'= The od-ur fom bad Teeth,-the bsAIh OF
f a1 .cfois who ave tis1rdertd sh. TIL. excel
ie' ana bflstrc which rearc- may be
pe n h's ne strongest approval oi the re,pecabs Ply
seln' aai hents;' boih IN Europe an "a; Unei
Fo' sale u' buvl & PURGE y p4vlL r. Johnston p pu.
VA 4 Co. II Lu8acs &sou. : Zacarss,n. A. Leslie A 30
at7Aef no h,-iasa- SloisVooi Ro7ers Ing
70 fitrfsHrg t. e. trrel@n Ut-fzser J. Cook E-strrI
sEr ana by all tbs pn-rl Drus = or Of
h = u WRIGHT Sole Agents of the T. = PAA1doipAia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
BUvAL. 4 rTRCELL
Agents Richmond
MUFFs, MUFFs. NrFFs.-Receiv cd ;,

M OffS, htFFS, MI FFS.-keceived an
other supply 81 aiea ard Ms-s Null an quaiie.
ann prices LADIES' wishing article pr,es viii
Please call ~ No g. where times t best IS,
-ortuent the G ~ JUDAH MYERS NJ ~ ~ Mo-,
r : A'' Hats and Caps OF qualities prices. ant fon
NE mol approved fact 'ri.s. deg JUDAH MYERS
fNROTSO PEASTER-3oO9 casLs a. Dec N,-,7 %,
~ EA-e tv nANENPDRr N
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-25
The Account Stated.

Independent Of the removal Of ter
ritorial differences, that great arrange
ment has just been concluded by which
the soil OF America, ploughcd by the
descendants Of Englishmen, is made to
afford food for the dense population Of
the mother county, busted in more
productive arts than those OF agricul-
ture, those arts supplying the more
precious and costly return"
The above little extract from Brit.
ish paper, the London News, state:
very plainly and briefly the real state
of things which free trade is to bring
about, between England and the Uni
ted States. The great arrangement
alluded TO, is The practical free trade
resulting from the passage oil the tariff
of '46 on one side Of the water, and
The abrogation Of The British corn laws
on the other. And the condition Of
the bargain, as understood by the
British writer, is that America is 80
afford food for the dense population oil
the mother country which population
is to remain 'busied in more productive
arts than those Of agriculture those
arts that supply 'the more precious and
costly return There is TO be a little
Irish reciprocity in the bargain: Eng
land is to have the profits Of me more
productive arts and the wealth flows
from the more precious and costly re-
iurns;' and we are 10 remain content
with the less gainf0l pursuits OF agri-
culture. We are 10 furnish the raw
material, and she the finished manufac-
ture: and the difference between us
will be precisely the difference that ex-
ists between the value OF the two pro-
ducts. and the difference 10 the amount
and reward Of The labor employed in
creating them. How much labor is
necessary ia producing dollars worth
Of woodland how much is paid Tor
converting that dollars worth into fine
CLOTH
There is another drawback 10 Tia
pleasures Of the great srran cement. -
II is MOI fixed and equitable one.---
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-25
Shin Build;og in he Wea-On,

Ship Buffdsng an The Vest. Our
attention has been attracted. within
a few days past, TO remarkably beau
tilul barque lying at the foot oil Wash
ington street wharf, Southwark. the
history of which, we know, would a.
waken the interest of our citizens.
She is named the Join Farnum.' in
honor of the senior partner in the firm
of Farnum, Newhall & Co., of this
city. The barqne was built in Mari
eta, Ohio, by Captain Willilm Knox,
for Messrs A. & |. Waters, of that
place, who are engaged extensively
in the project of ship building.
This vessel is built IN modern and
approved style, and in the judgment OF
many, will favorably compare with
the best and prcttiest of the eastern
built ships.
The John Farnum was sent laden
with Ohio corn TO Ireland: arrived in
good order and well conditioned at
Cork, and then sailed for this city.
The feasibility OF ship building on
the Ohio is no longer to be questioned.
On the contrary, for many reasons, il
appears TO b. an admirable inves mcnt
for eastern capital. The difficulty Of
getting vessels to sea is entirely obvi-
ated; four times year a sufficient a.
mount Of wafer may he depended up
on in the Ohio and Mississippi, and
with the assistance Of steamer, a yes
sci of any ordinary draught may be
safely lowed down to New Orleans
from Marietta, a distance of two
thousand miles, in less than ishi days.
Nor is there any difficulty il procur-
ing freight at Cincinnati or other places
at any time, Of pork, flour, or other
Western produce, for the eastern
cities. which will pay nett profit Of
twenty per cent. on the cost ofthe YES
sci.
The Marietta ship builders have all
the timber necessary within few
miles of the place; the best white oak,
white pine, black locust. and black
walnut. The durability of tho work
and materials may be judged of By the
fact that the ship Rufus Putnam, which
was built in Marietta in 1910, is still
in active employ, and in good condi-
ton.
Timber in the cast is gradually be.
coming more scarce and expensive,a and
il appears 10 us that. sooner or later,
the attention Of our ship builders must
be directed TO the West for their sup
plies. - Phila. Paper.