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PORTER. ALE & CIDER BOTTLING
ESTABLISHMENT,

fEFII z subscriber has on hand and intends keeping
Il a supply ofthe following bottled LIaUoRs:
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
GUINESS' DUBLIN DOUBLE STOUT,
SCOTU ALE.
Poughkeepsic and Albany Pale Ale and Phladel-
pha Brown Stout,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Porter and Aes.
Champagne, Newark and other elders in Wood,
and Bottles.
Shipping Merchants, Captains of Vessels and Bro
kcrs requested to call and judge for themselves.
N. b. The above Liquors will be warranted to
keep sound in any climate
THOMAS WALSH,
Of Log CABIN memory.
South Gay-st Baltimore. june ly
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Capt. Cannon; Capt. Sutton; Capt. Russell.
This Line has been running upwards of twenty
years without loss Of life or property. Passengers
arrive in Norfolk after comfortable nights seep
and next morning at o'clock, proceed up James
River. with its beautiful scenery by the steamboat
CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, or ALICE Cant
Brough, TO City Point; thence to Petcrsburgh in the
a esSsq beautiful Iron Steamboat MOUNT
tsss.s. ,sssss1 VERNON, Capt Blow. some time in
and in time to take rest for the night travel bv Rail
road 10 Weldon and Wilmington, and thence TO
Charleston, S. G. through as fast as any other Line
with much more comfort and less expencc and CON
meeting in the route with the Sea Board and Roam.
oakc Rail road to Garysville and Franklin: thence
by Steamer Fox, TO Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern
and Washington, N. c.; and return with same con-
ncction.
Returning, leave Norfolk at 3, and Portsmouth at
O'Clock, p M, Daily, Except Sundays) and arrive
IN Baltimore in time for the several routes going
North, East, South and West.
FARE:
Between Bait. and Norfolk Portsmouth $ 500
DO do do Franklin. ......... 6. 90
Do do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va. 500
DO do do CASTOR or Weldon. ....... 9 90
Do do do Thro' to Charleston, S. c.. 81. 90
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats in
cluded thereby saving each passenger by this route
$3.50
0r5-Travellers by the above routes will please be
directed by our Soliciting Agent in the Cars, and
by the Porter in the Yard, Norfolk Line labelled
on his bat,) who will conduct them and their bag
gage to the boat.
SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, May 8, ls47. je6 If
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New BEDTORD-wCCk ending Aug 81.
Sperm OH-Thc demand continues good, and the
recent advance is well sustained. We notice sales
since our last of 5000 hrls in lots at : per gallon,
at which price holders very firm. lihaie OIL
Continues in fair request, with sales OF 900 brls.
ground tier for export, at 32 cts; 100 do at 80 cts
and 375 do n. w. Coast, 81 cts Sperm Candles
Are in demand. and sales have been made Of POO
bxs. at Is cts; and IS do % cts per h., all cash
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FOREIGN coNsULs AND VICE coNsULs.

FOREIGN CONSULS AND VICE CONsULS.
Great Brain-J. M'Tavish, 30 Second street.
france-G. Z. Morton, % basement OF Exchange
SPAN A. Pizarro, cor Liberty & Lexington SITS.
poriugai--Jose b. De Camara, IL Frederick street.
Netherlands-F. b. Graf, So GAY street.
wee Consul oil Ponilical States-T. p. Scott l6 St.
Paul street
Wurtemburg-F. l.. Brauns, Consul Gen., 20 Ger
man street.
Denmark-H G. Jacobsen, 70 South street.
Sweden and Norway-F. b. Graf, so Gay street.
Prussia-F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
Venezuea-J. F. Strohm, as Lombard street.
llamburg-F. Rodewald, Buchanan's wharf.
Hamburg-A Schumacher, Con Gen, 9 S .Charles-st
Bremem-A. Schumacher I Cons Zen. g S. Charles ST
Saxony-F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
Brazil and Two Scilics- (vacant.)
Monte iJco-F. b. Graf, 50 Gay street.
Russia-Chares l.. Kuster, IL S. Charles street
Uhraub, Hanover street.
Austria-F. Rodewald, 6S Buchanan's wharf.
Oldenburg-Henry Oelrchs, 81 S. Charles street.
Sardinia-C. A. williamson, " Cons i s. CharIes.st.
Belgium ). ID. Walker, 81 South Gay street.
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ofmHta a
rand he Revenue
nerirn ehab by the
Thief uowm
nypa
sthar tot ca
hgnwh
rthap dhcm;pa
made
ninu drconyvo fG oyerme tori %
oftN
cl2 Mech
theSe cSignalB ,page1 of
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TEvHE S'SuOTTOWER
u COMPANY respectfully inform the trade
that they have removed 10 the Tower, corner of
Front and Fayette-sts., Formerly known the
PhGnix,) and have hand full assortment of
DROP and BUCK SHOT, all sizes; BAR and PIG
LEAD, &c, to which they invite the attention of
purchasers.
jy 81 If THOMAS j. CLARE, Sec'ry.
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ROBERT HOOPER.
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKER,
No. los Pratt street, ncdr South,
iy 81 If BA l. + | NJ o II f.
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Maryland Election.

The elections in Mary land Tor Congress
men and Members 10 the Legislature, took
place on Monday last, We shall look with
great anxiety for the returns. As parties
are nearly equal in the House Of Repteson.
talycs every effort will be used 10 elect
Loco Fucos in every District If possible,
As Maryland is so near the corrupt inluen.
ces OF tho seat OK Government we ltemb'e
for the result, No means will be lyit un.
tried te carry their puint-btlbery, cotfup.
lion, force and every other means will be
rssorled to. BIZ; wo hope the people o.
Maryland will resist TO the death, and a'
Leoatdas and his Spartan baud threw them
selves between their country and her enc
mes, may they IN like manner throw them
selves between their couulry and the cor
Tupllon that IS stalking abroad.
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IN Opposition Road.

The stockholders Of ,ae Chlto.ts and
500 Carolina Raj Road determined a
their late mreang, to construct the Road
from Co.dmbJa to Charlotte on The mosl il.
rect tog,e, neither dHersina to the r.. itgaor
left. TINS has gwen umbrage to tic gco
pie Of lotkylIe mud hey held meeting on
the li.h ulL and invited the counties OF
Burke, Caldwell, Calawba, Cleveland, Gas
ton, Lincoln, McDoaeI and Rutherford to
send Delegates 10 Convection 10 be held
Of Shelby OF The 20 Of October, to devise
means Tot running the road west. A. the
people Of Charlotte and Mcckcuburg c9uu.
Is, were the first 10 START the probe. oil a
Raj Road 10 South Carolina, aud have
ttUs far brought It to a coasummatau,
they, if any cue, ought 10 be the recp.eals
Of ns benefits, Raj Roads, like every
Ii ~ oIsr, canroi be taken to every man.
doo,, We therefore regret to SEQ thus man
i.es.alton Of JEALOUSY at the prospect Of the
advantages to be dcrycdby Charlotte irom
such la improvement,
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lfpermiitod By Divine Proyi !cnce, I viii al
dress the friends Of the Bible cause, a, the follow
ing places and times, and make collections 10
promote the inieres, Of that glorious enterprise :
Big Springs. Sat. &c Oct; Sugar Craek. Sun.
day, l., Il O'Clock. A. NJ Charlotte. IN the
Methodist Church at canda gHt; Philadelphia
Presbyterian, Tuesday, - Malarl Creet,
"Wednesday, 20 Ean4h, Thuraday, 81, Hope
well, "Wednesday, - Steel Greek. Thursday,
a8; Harrsoa's, Friday. 90 Providence, Sa.ut-
div, 30 Sharon, sunday, 81, O'Clock, A,
VI Charlotte Presbyterian Church d, candle.
iighi The Annual meeting Of the Meckltn
burg County Bible Society viii be held IN the
Presbyterian Church in Charlotte on SunG4y.
81, o'clock, P. VI.
The Pastors in charge Of the obnve cong'ega.
lions are respectfully requested to publish these
appointments, IN their respective charges. and
invite Their people to favor the Agent with Their
presence. Ills success in promoting the intctes.
Of TINS good caase win depend very much upon
tie hearty 60 operation Of tie ministers Of tho
gospel JAS. JAMESON,
Gen Agent Amor s. n. c. b. S.
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ular name. Ia making a selection Of plants
Of different colors tins may be regarded
as one OF our most hlndsome with biue
flowers.
Rosa curolina. Carolina, or Swamp
rose A handsome species, common IN
wet aud mar~Iy situations. II produces
numerous eafGbie berries. The fglan.
tine Rose az. rubigHosa IS iiue nat
urallzod species, frequently seen along
fact that the different varieties Of the Rose
amounting to frO thousand, have all been
produced by peculiar horticultural treat
meul, from a few original species. Per.
haps no plant IN the world Is more gener.
ally admired. Ii is easily cultivated, and
abounds with varieties Of different sizes
and cours 10 suit the taste Of the most las.
lidious florist. i may be seen decorating
tie garden or SIDE walk 81 the humble cot.
tager and lofty prince, bushing with mod.
{ y, aud shedding rs sweet fragrance 10
all.
CyPripediDm pube2ccas. Ladies slip.
per. IhIs Is our most common species
with yellow flowers. Il grows generally
on rich hIl.s.dcs. The flowers are Of very
singular construc'ure, aud truly handsome.
The nccta,y Is inflated hike a pouch. 1t
las several narrow, lauceolate leaves pro.
ceedng from above, like the tie-knot OF a
shoe, aad hence The plant has acquired tie
crmmon significant name of " Ladies Sin.
per-" Another species Low Ladies
slipper o.. aeaule) has pale rose. colored
flowers, considerably larger than the pre-.
cedlng. All Of the species are handsome
and should be carefully transferred from
their native locations TO our gardens,
L.l.pm caroiiniaarm. Carolina Il.
s." beautiful spotted lily, about .@o
ttei high occasionally found IN rich, open
woods, mud along hed-e.rows. The "Ch.
madam Lily T.. cauadeuse) IS also m
tive plant taller than the preceding but
viii similar flowers. Il i not supposed
Tint any one Of our aafire lilies constituted
he oily Of tie valley" mentioned in the
Scriptures, yet, IN view Of tie intrinsic
beauty Of our own species, may We not say
with pfoprely that Solomon, in all his
glory, was not array ed like one Of these
Boz It IS tine 10 bring these remarks TO
close. Il vl. ho perceived b. the seen
uic reader bayq ,rof.at. 's''- '''
,--,u#tIr botanical language 10 the descrip-
ton of any plant Tie botanical and pop.
u'ar names have been gwen accompanied
with such explanatory aud useful remarks
us seemed 10 be appropriate. Many plants
truly handsome, aud worthy # cultivation
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No chang SsssaOt;ee.-far o5F,
cufrNnIA. sEpTrNREP al.


COZ ION.-Onr last report jeff the Cotton
market steady at = to ~ ihis STATE coniIn'
ued without change ont" lHa47, "he" i"e nc
eoun's ifon Liverpool We're received to the an
INST winch were considered ahiaToFaele i'r Got.
ton but as ihe elect OF these accounts as not
known, the few sales made On Friday and Satur-
day were at former pHees. IN Aono'y, ho"cY-
e. 70 consequence OF ne aee2aals from we
north representing Me ne" ORR market dnH
ana declining orr market also became anN' VIVA
EVIDENT symptoms oil decline ana on Hesaaf'
decIi2e OF 70 was clearly estab'tshei- no
sales OF tic Tsek loot Up ga aaits al ~ 10 o.
We no" quote ordinary - to i9-f2aa'ng' ~
10 lN4-iair ~. to II c4o11e, no"a.
y eaaesa4y' &2I-61 b..es Old: sod at ~ to
il 10. 10 bales new, sot- Il lI--lhe market
being firm at last wees's P7'aes.
Thursday, 28I-b9 CID, II -. ~ IS - new
at II! TO II IS l0l,
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cam al claims Of The Government citiz IS
II The United States.
Ast 2. Provides for the settlement Of elaims
l., The came manner u provided M The pro- /
,osi,.on Of Mr. Trist.
AR , Stimulates TINT the Catholic religion
ADD the property belonging TO that persuasion
shall be respected la the territory oeded to the
United States.
hrr 10 Citizens Of Mexico, who may hap
~ /, DC IN the United Sta'es, to have the
,,,yt,egc OF returning 70 MeAicu, without any
IN hsing cxaotod from them.
ARr. H. All grants OF land made by tic
MEXICAN Government prCyious 10 this cession
NJ territory are to be rcspec,ed ny the Govern.
m,nt Of the United States.
AR 10 Tie Republic Of the United States
md. itself solemny not 10 admit hsut elufwafd
,be annexation Of any district or territory CON.
pr,ed within tic hunt assigned by the present
,featy 10 tie Mexican Republic. This solemn
romprsmse is one Of the conditions under which
Mexico makes cession 81 territory 10 the ke
public Of North America.
AKr. 10. All goods now in the ports oceu
picd by the American troops will pay tie ia.
ues established by the Rcpublic unless ihey haze
Lccn pfe paid Otherwise lhoy vii BE- cOHlscated.
ARr IL 1hg Government o, the 1. States
vlH satisfy Justly thc claims o. Mexican eiti.
s.ns fer Tic damage tie American Troops have
done tlem.
Arr. Is merely relates to lie ratification q
tie treaty
Since we put the above ~ type We have
received our Charleston They bring
Us nothing later Int lew particulars That
We had 10, received, showing lie cause
Why tie negotiation vas broken IT. Mf.
Inst wanted the Rio Gfoude 10 tic lhc
boundary between the two Republics, bat
the Mexican commissioners WoU' NJ, led
un .aeh o. ground 90 the other SIDE Of The
Nueces. Mr.. Trst then asked ~ days, a.
lie SAID he w6s not nu'hoIizod to accept
sucha proposlnou, bu, the MeSic nsreilel
hey would give but FIVE diys oud no more.
o. lhe DAY he 7,hl letter VAS writ.
zen IS Santa Anna to Gen. Scott accusing
bm sllh breaking the arm.s,icc Cen.
s,ou ansAcred making similar charges.
It appears from previous account. thai
Me tsce seat agalns, und TO attack Chapuh
~. . ''''- l''' ~ " w. - ''''.
- = w. ~ : > - ''s
NsA'e'" "s'f'' : W ~ "s"' e'.',s.
'''} :. 'e4'ea W. 1'''i'y "''''o-' '1'''''''' :
an} serious loss.
/ ha report ol tie bluau, uH o. Geo.
ltoob = ue tb,,t yot,p. b., tDefo
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Henry lTesihorn, James Maqnus, Geo. D.
Loncstaf John Penman, John b. S. Ilar
us, Henry Ocot, Dan Alexander, VIM
A. Harris and John NJ, Morrison.
ENTIlEREAS, neary Hoalhorn, Jas.
w MagnUs, Geo. d. Longstaf John
Penman and Henry Olcoti, defendants il
id.s case, do no, reside within the limits Of
this State, h is O-dered, that publication
tie made SIX wenlz "a Puj'iu ue SsPapeE
2rlug hem notice that they be and appear
at our next Court Of Equity, to be held for
MecNenburg county, Of the Courthouse in
Charlotte, on the 7lh Monday after the i Il
Monday IN September next to answer the
several matters set forth in SAID Bin, oher.
wise the Bill VIII be taken pro coniesso aud
heard eX parte as 10 them.
Witness, D. r. Dunlap, Clerk and Mas
uoa3iEya 81 at oGi-o in Charlotte, the 4'h
D. RefS, lsl7.
Oct4. Pr.a'er's Fee So. T. II L.
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NOTICE.

ZnTlE Board Of Superintendents Of Common
~ Schools for Ncchleuburo County viii meet
IN Charlotte, Oh Friday the pa Of October at Il
O'Clock, 4. VI. 2be failures in obtaining quo.
rum Of the Board al previous appointments, in
ducod the minority at the meeting 10 August
last, 10 pass Resolution instrnclHg their Chair
man 10 remind the mrmbers Of the importance Of
uuc,ual attendance Ia HE next advertisement for
a meeting and ol he penalty provided in tie
law for neglect
JNO. A. YOUNG, Chairman.
October :, 1917. ew
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Practical Botany.


'''i'"i ho'ahs'
~. iaaor - q lanHcr number ot
yont paper you we're pIeasod 2 give pub.
Asiiy to- q" rnrsoty ihous BIS q mhc On
our nature mfa'caat rIani.. me se.ec.
loa lheu mode aal bneily examined, pre-.
srE'gl but n.cHgfe lst OF those having
FIuIe as P.Ittar rsmfatss still fever
II those ha'thE a place ~ VOLS on Mate
"a Ncaica. LauaIi however, wls given
e. satisfy lbc gcnrnl reader OF tho umpor.
@aee oi Tie medical resources gto"mg
Sc haneou,.t around q.
= ''s '"''.''' ~ ii 81. ..'l '..g ~,
''.' -. ,,...l IA
f'l1i' 'os.s'" lNe ''.e''.',.. - '.'."'''
7ai accordingly q" Jug N'ias ~ W. ''''
oneithi aI.",' s." 'l'5 oil'y i''' 'i'''
q. .usi"Hs '9 i"e h,a.'NS 5'''' 81 ''
oIe', bal "&th''"n'.'N meet VII" .''''''
descup'ia" ol s"'no lafeift 'l'"e'' ~
las Saeie. 9ti' a''i'' y, t'1' 81 '.'''''' 7
gsaeq la!'sl VISION" 1i'' - 'h en- ''''''1 vi
.,3Es. ,er. TON H. se as t''. '' @, q
If L.b4uon even unto the It's >sap that
...,,crb M, n M Naa." 'lud,cd Jnr
,a,y n'.r..,.. MI. ~ tenrI vt,l, feelings so
hlaai.j ~ mscp.it.,p ID faral charms. rs
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Thc North-Carolina Times.


IN prescut!ng himself to the Pablo, the Sub
seribar claims Ire right Of pursuing The occupa.
ton for which his education and talents qualify
him, As the bcs. mode Of supporting his family,
IN that portion Of his 7ati7e State which he con
s,dlrs his home. The Public have a right 70
know the principles of the Paper they are desired
to support and brief exposition Of those pin
ciples fsuch as the limits OF d Prospectus will al
low,) is accordingly submitted.
WE believe the principles OF the Wig Party
TO be patriotic and right; they meet our hearty
concurrence and shall receive our warm support,
We have nothing but those principles to irterpOse
against the progressive strides of innovation,
which even now run, into the extreme, that de-
sire and expedIcnCy, thirst o5 aggtandzement,
and the pgIrsr to satisfy it, usdrp the place OF
Law and Constitution, and right and justice and
confer upon the dominant party liberty 10 do what
ever they will regardless OF the barriers thrown
around them by the Constitution, as well as the
usaces of the Government. The Wig Party
di<ayow such purposes, such measures; deny the
right see the evils and appeal to the C0Hstttu-
ton.
WE believe that the present Administration,
by its corrupt acts and high-handed and Illegal
measures has done more to break down the
wholesome restraints OF the Constitution, and To
impair our confidence in the stability OF that IN
s,runent on which the Union Of the States
depends than any which has preceded it, and
that it is now pursuing course Of measures,
which, Il not promptly checked may wreck both
Union and Libeuy.
BUT whIc we oppose the present AdminislIa-
ton, and the Party which Is responsible for the
nischcfs It has brought upon the Country, de-
traction and abuse shall never find place IN the
columns under our control. Our chief aim shal.
be fair and manly exposition and defence Of
those principles on hich we believe our Prosper
ity. UNITY Greatness, and Happiness depend :;
aud we sha,. discard all personality and lnvec-
tive, as offensive u'lae to good manners, and dele
ter,ous In their effect u3on the public morals.
THE IuJI,y and Miscellaneous Departments
Of the Paper shall receive the Editors close at
tsnt.on; and he will be assisted by writers OF
known ability. He vii. also endeayoT 10 make
,he News Department foil and authentic: while
the Farming and Commercial interests shall zach
week receive such Intelligence Of Commerce and
/ the Markets as Will keep them wen informed o
the rise and fail of Produce, and the tendency oI
Mercantile transactions.
Gil. c. RABOTEAu.
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pTARpICD

In the vicinity Of this p'acc, On the ith instant
by the Row, Cyrus Johnston, Mr. CHARLES l..
TORI ENCE. of Salisbury TO NJ. PllILApEL-
PllIA FOX, daughter Of the late Stephen Foa, OF
this county
On the Both ul,, by the Rev. II. II. Cunning
ham, Mr. WILLIAM G. GARRISON TO Miss
REBECCA A, HUNTER, all Of Ilopcwell.
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cred more handsome, is found in Burke
and other mountainous counties. All Of
the species have considerable claims 10
beauty, and are worthy Of cultivation.
Aeseuips diScolOr. " Buckeye" Horse
chesnu,, &c. THIS Is a well.knoy Il tree,
growing IN rich bottoms, and always con.
sidcfed an excellent indication of good soil.
/, ls quite handsome tree, with rich foil.
age, and well adapted for groves. The
lrut has narcotic properties, though not IN
very active or dangerous degree. The
root has been used as substitute for soap
| 10 washing wooden clothes.
thHus americaauS. American Elm
THIS is our common species Of Elm. But
tc~ trees on the American con,lncn! pre-
sent a more imposing appearance. 1t Is
peculiarly suited for disposition along tie
streets Of our numerous cues, towns aud
villages. We have two other native spe.
cies, the Rough Elm" or " Wahoo
~. alai1) WIth a cork like bark rcsemb.
Ing uiaos, attached 10 SIS branches and
the Slippery En- o. fuIra) So Y,ua
bic fr It's mucllagiuous, aud even nutrItlye
properties.
Lhioaendron fulpefera. "Tulj67Frce,"
White Poplar" Sc. This IS another
fpc 10, king tree Of The American forest.
Il has a rich foliage and makes vide dis.
play Of its branches, when not TOO much
crowded. II belongs 10 the same natural
family rs Tie Hga4o!tg. The bark forms
a good one bitter.
Macnolta macropigRa. 8" Magnolia !"
This spl .Dd,l tree i a native only of Lin.
coin and Castor Counties in this State. he.
.pp found in a narrow s,r,n az country "
~ principally on the tributaries of The
Sguth Fork Of HE CaiaWba The dis.
81
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VI } "l'' = 0''i','.o''' r,r-. "'''l,I1 ~ ~
IN ~ ''..'''.'''''',
,' ~ : !" ~ w. .o,,...a,,,l !,
'1''.s 49, ~ 80 ~" r'glss'',,11 =
o"''E - ',' .'.i. '.',r, 'oo,'r ~, ,t " ~, ~,
". aou,''''1' y =, '3' ~, ,','' ,'',' ,'s
'''', y '''. - N'.l'','' z w.. 80. -,
'"l - ~ .' '..'V, ~, .,, =,
h. or.,..l ~. 80. l.ysr ~ AL he,5,,
T.. -. -, .,,,.,;a, =. ,hn.t Ia.
led hrIl--lde,, frequently growing Among
r',rh nj ,iay il anio,l- h. ,arge snow lilo
blossoms. r.oaooau- spectacle u mlrac-
I'VE grandeur "o Des' '','e y 'l..''s.
P''nt The Aag'''a Is rom -'''' '''o' y
January. it' "a'''e s''"h'''" 7'..'''. 9" w
INITIATES uY F'''"S u d S'''''' .,.' - .'.'..,
aea Placing ao'ut us '''',
OF mellow, '"A'' SOU "' '''
gTdhaibofd l. also d "'''.'"'''. .',s : ~"
ing 70 the eastern l,''' '' cur ''''.s '''- '''
the sea.coasI TO i'o',4'' ~ ''-' q
smooth, co.huhaT 'f""N' o''ci' I'ol" = T., w.
h,,,eEas and cI 4,aGst , uooo, 80
.r..f ,1,..,.cb nerornial yerdua. IN.
I Cacug,Ge, Tfee ". aruraiaafa1 i al
,,,.,c.t.n, sorcto.uore common aud hardy
I,,a cgser If the pfeced,pr. Severn
-. srrcies ~ N,prglin ARE found ia our
So. ,,sae,,ts, IN Tie mountainous coun
SO tler, handsome and worthy d
cy,,aafisn. The bark Of a', the specie.
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FBNHE Rev. c. Johnson.
CZ&A u Principal Of The Char.
-zyNZ ious Female Academy, ten
7yN-zN=N dcrs grateful aoknow lcdg
u s,S~-S meuts to his friends and the
ss=.as 49, - public (or their generous pa
tonago in past years and gives notice that the
exercises Of the Academy will RECOMMENDS or the
% Monday Of October next; tutoresSes and terms
the same as Ia,tyear The entire expense OF ta,
i,ion in the regular and fall course Of sciences,
and Of Beard, including washing, beds, fuel, and
candles. per session of nearly five months will be
only fng serea dollars, 81, Each young lady
who continues until she completes the regular
course shall receive proper Testimonials OF regard.
Extra studies subject to the usua, extra charg,
es but no student is put TO any extra study ca
cept as directed BY the parent or guardian.
Charlotte, n C., SEPT. s, lotI,
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ATTENTION
TO TEE PUBLIC.

TnIlE subscriber proposes to publish in Louts.
u Jusr, Franklin C1unty,$N. c. a Weekly
Political, Literary and Miscellaneous Paper, to
be called
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One tract, containing 100 Acres, joining the
Lands of Hugh krhpa'r,cs, Margaret &eidt and
others. all WOOD LAND,
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4 Plantation containing 3 so Acres, "a WOOD
LAND Ioiniag the Lands bciyu ElnI On the hers
VI John Arnold and Johu Paterson, decd.
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wNh a vel d excellent water aud an necessary
outbu dings. with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.