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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-07-13
STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA,
MEckLEvpCRG COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
ril Term, 1919.
Edmund Wilke,I
rs Original Attachment

FtI Term, lSl9.
'.D'" :. ""''' ods'4.r Attachment,
AHihony Dey
Levicd on the land and machinery in which
the defendant hassn interest wa: IIia interest ia
the ST. Catherine Mills uert. IL being the one
siIth part, adjoining the land. Of J II. Wilson.
A. Grahan, the heirs Of the late V Y William.
son aud others, on the waters Of Sugar Greek,
together with the Steam EngInc aud 6Itares
thercunlc belonging. Ills interest 10 III. Char
lotto miue trtcl, adjoining the land. Of J II.
Wilson. tho late II e. Ovens, w, w. Elm. and
Others, being one eit'h part. Ills interest Ia the
OfarFell mine tract, being one third, adiaiair ?
thel snds Of the Caps Cold mine tract, r. ".
Elliot and otherr, slso hi. interest IN tho Mar
vel mine tract, adjoining the lands Of Samuel
Caldwell, J. j. MGlunls. DR.. Edwin MAXWELL
and others, lying on the waters Of Reedy Creek
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
IL that the said defsndan, Is not an inhablan, Of
this State il is therefore ordered that publication
be made six weeks in tho Charlotte Journal that
unless said Anthony Dey shall appear al the nc II
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held
for the county Of Mecklenburg, at Tho Court
House in Charlotte, on the ith Monday in July
next. and then and there plchd or replevy Judc.
ment will be rendered against him.
Witnest--Braly Oates. Clerk Of our said
Court, al Office, tho dIh Monday in April, A. D.
i549. BRAiY OATES. O.
Printers fec Ssl IA
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IoReIHtE WNh a sfFt mud assoFtment d JUaste
and Rich JewelTy &c. &c, &c,
COLD CHAINS Of various styles. from the
best Manufacturer.
call LEWIS ItDONtSS
No. il3 MARKET STREET, above Elrv.
Esrs. North Side.
" have Gold and Silver Levers STILL eHEAy.
Ea Ihan the above price,
Ij- A liberal discount made 10 In. trade.
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POPLAR TENT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ZEHE exercises Of this Institution vii com
- meme. m the last Monday IN January, q,
,he house cf tho Rev. Walter " Phafr
Terms II Tuition far lire Month
Reading, Writing and AtitLmctc, s.
Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Dtawug Painting ~
nas'e' st0
Ofhamen'al Necdlevork, 81
AMANDA e PIIARR
Unweatied attention will be given to bring and
keep the institution under wholesome moral IN
fncnce, and thereby to give sound religion, ID,
uoahnn 10 thJss entrusted to our care. The Ssh
scfibef Is making preparations to accommodate
boarders Board will 10 furnished at IS per
month, including every thing that IL necessary
for the comfort OF the pupil
Latin and Greek Ni also be laugh, by the sub
scrlbcr,
WALTAR " PUARR.
Dec. %, lsis IA
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Cam IILL, N. c., Acc. |. l64S.
Or. J. Kuhl-Dcsr Sir:
You will please forward to us as soon con-
yeDcbt, fresh supply ofthc Rosiorcr OF the Blood
ard the Abyssinia Mixture, VIC have cold out for
some time The Restofer and the Dcpuratiye
Powder, have proved to be very efhcacious for
fullness of The chest. Rheumatism, Sore Legs, 10.
foundations oflhe Eyes, Debility and other chro-
mic diseases. We warranted The Abyssinia Mix.
tUre 10 every patient, and no has asked 10 get
tho money returned but on the contrary. every
one has pftisrd IL greet saneiive powers.
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. q d. w. lONEYCUTT.
CoNcoRD. N. C., JULr %, l6is
DR.. kuhl-Dear Sir:
We have cold out oil or your Abyssinia Mix.
tgfe 10 oil Cases, on our DNn account sud We
Gao say, 1t has ucyer failed. We have daily c1s
for more Of the Abl ssnia Mixture, and you Will
please send u Us soon as possible such supply,
v Inch will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully youfs.
plITIFR e N0nEF
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Ss2 HAAS jusi rsosi-sd b.
80. n a late urival.. ffen the
%T>S&y most celebrated Manufac
EH\ NV ,ursr IL Europe. m.s-
N. M niaeshi snd Iudiei9uily .e-
Hs4>N a LElke1 leCied sssSfttne ut ii GOLD
&LSSxzs2~ SILVER WATCHES,
which he will sell cmArrs than any oibsr sst.h.
l,shnen, in the United States. Among The a..
sotttnGht aili b found
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NoT'cr,-Thc genuine Ppham's Elctiuaty ha'
his written signature, thus A. u?ham, y. y
The hand Ia also done with pen. Price II oaA
Sold, wholesale and retail by WYATT & hEr1h'
AN, III Fulton street, N. Y. and by nugg'e
generally fhreughoat the U, States and Canadas'
JAMES +. GlLMER,
Agent for Charlotte NC
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p1Ala $

Rletding Or Blind, External or hafra'
Is The Determination Of, and tbe a4Js, q
additional thousands ,oiA he sIgrsa,l.
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CORNELIUS SPTR.

EGRyNoNr, Berk Co. Mass Nov y, Isl.
The above certificate tells Simple and trab.a'
story OF suffering and rcliof, Of which IS phys.
elah and witness in the case, chtcr!uG cndoise
DR. CHAPMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

lifheard, u met no response. Then the
latch was lifted--the door swung open
and the tailor stepped into the room
The sound of his feet aroused the passive
sisters.---The white face Of Mary was "a
him, at first, startling image Of death;
but her large bright eyes opened and turn.
ed upon him with an assurance that life
still fingered in its earthly tenement.
ELLEN, Ellen" said the sick girl, faint.
ly.
Ellen, too. had heard the sound Of foot,
steps on the floor, and she now raised up
slowly and presented to Lawson her sad
fearful countenance.
Il was wrong To speak to you as ! did,
said the tailor, without preface, advanc.
ing toward the bed, and holding out to
Ellen the money she had earned. There
is the price ofthe vest. 1t is better made
than a, first thought it was. To.mor.
row | will send you more work. Try
and cheer up. Are you so very poori''
The last two sentences were uttered
in a voice of encouragement and sympa-
thy.
Ellen looked her thankfulness, but did
not venture reply. Her heart was too
full to trust her lip with utterance.
Feeling that his presence, under all
circumstances, could not be but embar.
RAISING, Mr.. Lawson after taking two OF
three dollara frnno bia nocLa, oaI.l:
them on table. with the remark, Take
this in advance for work, retired, and left
the poor sisters in a different frame Of
mind from what they were in when he
entered.-Shortly after. they received q
basket, in which was supply of nourish
ing food.-Though no ones name was
sent with it. they were in no doubt as to
whence it came.
Mr.. Lawson was not an unfeeling man
but, like too many others in tho world
he did not THINK
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
CABHNNY.W NV,
OF ull descrirtions. lnch as -

VI otuiucsCriptlons, ui eucn rs
SOFAS, SIDE DS.SECRETARIESaad
BUREAUS, Of all kinds,
TABLES, of all descriptions.
STANDS, Work, Wash aud Camille,
WARD ROBES and lat STANDS. all kinds
MAHOGANY aud CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
He will also keep on hand all kinds of Com.
mon Chairs and Bedstedds. at all prices.
COFFINS made on the shortest notice and
personal attention given to funerals. i.t
Persons, about to commence housekeeping,
will find il TO their advaatogr. TO call at the place
above mentioned, as the subscriber intends to
equal. it not excel. other establishments, 10 the
qualify and varietyof his work; and the prices
shall be as reasonable ms at any other.
The patronage St the public is respectfully
solicited.
All kinds of SAWED LUMBER and COUN-
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange Tor furniture
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES ES. manniac-
tured to order b. X. FISHEL,
Lancaster, April 6, 1919 3mA8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
DIR. GOUCHER'S
Celebrated Ague Medicine,

ZNHIS Medicine bus proved itself to be the
u surest safest and quickest remedy for Chlls
and Fever. now in use Unlike most Of the quack
patent nostrums of the day. it does not profess
cure the whole list of diseases, to which flesh is
heir; but simply Chills and Intermittents.
We shall not travel from Maine to Georgia to
procure certificates; but from the thousands who
have been cured by the use oi this medicine, the
following gentleman have permitted me to ap
pend their names:
CrGTrScArE-We, the undersigned, take pleasure In
commepdIng 10 tie public Dr. GorcHKR Ague Medicine,
sold hv w b. BEATTY Lancaster. Ohio. We are aiisfed,
after having used II ourselves and in families, that il
l. an nfahe for The Chls and Fever. leaving
Of the bad effects in the system which frequently follow
the use OF Qunine and most Agents used the
this unpleasant and troublesome disease.
A. McvEIGH, ROBERT FIJI DING.
SAMUEL RHODES, H. T. HoYT.
JACOB SHOFF, JOHN L TUTHlLL,
SAMUEL RAINEY.
In addition to the above. we append the follow
ing furnished by General Maccracken: ..
Although never used Dr.. GOucher's AEue medicine,
have knowledge Of he GOOD EFFErTs has had upos
those of my acQuain,ances, who hsveused II.
| BAL SAMUEL. F. MACCRACKEN.
Il Beware Of imposition.
The great demand for this Medicine from dis.
taAce h1s induced me ta authsriEe several persons
as Agents to sell it, whose names and residence
are given below, and no person should purchase
from any one, who has not written tauthority
from me. signed in my own handwriting
Each prescription will be accompanied by print
ed directions for using the same.
That the public may not be imposed upon By
persous claiming to be in possession Of the Medi
cine. Gas some have already done.) we give below
a copy of notice from DR.. GovcHER.
w. s. BEATTY.
HoTICE-w. g. BEArT s the only person auihorise,
by me- 10 sell ny Ague Medicine in Fairfield County o
D. GOUCHER.
AoESTs-Ashbaugh & Co., Bremen; Vim I
Rush, ROyaItOn; Gegg. LitkopOiiS H Leonard
Basil; P Haynes, PieasaHtvilie; James Claypo1l
Nev Salem; W Horner. MiiierSport; TLos. An
derson. CAaaHsey, Atke1s co, okiO.
April i3,ls49 4e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

Hain't got much maple timber in these
parts. hev YET Dewin' right smart trade
Squire, | callate. Don't lay yetO'rs OsOu
e9gs detO gel" and thus Hez kept quiz.
zing the landlord, until he had made a
hearty meal.
"Ssy. Squire, now I'm bout tew cob.
clude Psyin' my deUoVeys tew this ere ia.
BILE, but eff yew'd JUS Civ US a bowl Of
Io'bread and milk tew sorter top of with,
I'd be obleeged iew ye."
So out goes the landlord and waiter for
the bowl Of milk, and bread, and set them
before Hez.
"SpsaO1, Eev, if goa pleaseI"
But no spoon could be found Land.
lord was sure he had plenty Of silrer ones
lying on the table whenthe stage stop.
ped.
"Say. yewl dew you think them pas.
sengers is goin' tew pay you fur break.
fuss and not git no compensaskNai'
"Ah!-what! Do you think any Of the
passengers took them1"
Dew Minkl No don't think, bul
am sartin efthey air all as green ae
you bout here, I'm goin tew locate i'm.
mediately."
The landlord rushes out to the stable,
and starts man of after the stage. which
bad gone about three miles. The man
overtakes tho stage, and says something
to the driver in low tone. He immedi.
ately turns back, and on arriving at the
hotel, Hez comes out to take his seat, and
says
"leow air yew, geutsl I'm rotten
glad tetc see yesO!" -
Landlord says to Hez. "Can you
point out the man you think has the
spoonsl'
Pint him eoutl Sartinly. ken. Say
Squire! i paid yew four ninepences fur q
breakfuss, and l calculate GOT TIL
vALLEE ONT! You'll find THEM SPOONS
IN THE CoFPEE.POTl"
Ge ahead, all aboard, driver-M Y
Spirit O(the Tmes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
G, q. ECR

HAS purchased ont the entire interest Of 10.
u IL sEPH BURY. deceased and will continue to
carry on the business. at the Old Stand.
His thanks ure returned to the many friends,
who have hitherto extended to him 90 liberal q
patronage. aud he respectfully solicits them to-
continue their favors.
The public generally are invited to call aud ex-
anime uis extensive stuck before purchasing
elsewhere.
Lancaster, April 10, I84g 4g
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iEAW0W @@MDSo

" ~ ~ " L U W W ~ 80
Bonnets. Ribbons. Flower. Fans, Gloves, Hose,
Shoes, &c. &c.
Also, any amount and every variety Of
AAOl9So O09s@ GOODS
French Needle-worked Collars. Shawls, Ia 5eu
splendid White Grape Sharls } which cannot
fail to please tile most fastidious. any part of
which will be sold al the lowest prices.
A few examples Of which will be found below
THIRTY yards OF CALICO for One Dollar
% yards Of MUSLIN for One Dollar
Good Cotton Hose nine cents pair
do do Gloves FIVE do do
White Cotton Caps, three for five cents
Linen Handkerchefs, nine cents each
A good Umbrella. Is do do
Bonnets. from 10 TO ~ cents each
Parasolets for Misses 30 do do
French Lawns. beautiful. at II cents. and oil
kinds Of Goods at corresponding low rates.
TO THE GENTLEMEN-I would say that |
can supply you with any kind Of Goods you may
wish, and in few days will be prepared to offer
you fine lot of ..t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Gotten up under the immediate supervision Of
J. C. FRosr, Esq, fashionable No. one Tailor.
Our clothing viii all be manufactured in Lancas.
ter. and we hold ourselves responsible for the
workmanship. Wewil not be undersold By any
house in this part ofthe State.
We can furnish custom work to order on the
shortest notice.
Persons wishing to manufacture clothing can be
supplied with work.
My Store is in the room lately occupied by L. Lo
benthal Esq. Main-street, West of and diagonally
opposite tle Hooking Valley Bank and directly
opposite the residence Of Mr.. John U. Gesy.
Remember the sign above the door. II. W
DWELLINGS DRY GOODS STORE.
wish to purchase all kinds of country produc,
at tho highest market price.
H. W. DEVELING.
Lancaster, April ~, 1919. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

W"Squash," says one Of the Empire
Minstrels, do you know de reason kase
de Empire Minstrels am like one OBJ de
great political partiesl"
Eyes, knows dat"
"You doesl Wal fotch it fore de
house." .. s
my child, it am kase-kase-it am
kase. CUBS EN- up"
"You don't know dent"
II drapS dc subject"
"Wall, III tell you wy de Empire
Minstrels is like one OBJ de great pOlyticaT
parties"
IVY don't you tell Us den, childl"
at am kase deg erected dere first mig
ger platform in Buffalo" ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Lumber 4 lsrOOm-IIamd dies.

4 HE subscriber has on hand large lot Of
] WGinht, Wild C.erry aud all other kinda
of Logs, s,which will be sawed 10 suit the purchaser,
upon the shortest notice, iuto any description vf
Lumber
The subscriber has also lot Of Broom HaHd'es
ON hand, and iSready TO make 10 order, upon short
uotce, any number. ofhhs best good. .si
The mill is situated six miles northwest Of Lam
caster and two miles south Of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid 70 the subscriber,
Lancaster. JOIN. s. SNYDER.
February 9. ls49. 40.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

BLACK AND WHITE FAEATlCIsM.-D Dong
lass on tie death Of Gen. WorM-The
speeches at the meeting Of the New Eng
land anti-slavery society. at Boston, last
week, were Of the usual extravagant and
violent character of the Garrison and
Wendell Philips school. On Thursday
the following took place:
S. S. Foster had good deal more to
say against the American church aud cler
gy, whom he characterized as the most
immoral body the universe He charged
them as being guilty ofthe highest crimes
ever committed by mortal man. and said
he could prove it. His argument was
based upon the Indifference of the church
OH the subject of American slavery, which
he said was the sum of human villanies.
The meeting (says the Trsveler) went
off in quiet manner, very pleasing BY
tho contrast it presented to the stormy
session Of the afternoon. and Douglass
was about concluding his speech, when q
voice from the crowd asked. "How about
Gen. WORTH" and in moment that au-
dience became most turbulently agitated.
Douglass, as soon as his voice could be
heard. replied that he supposed the ques'
tion had reference TO some remarks which
a city paper had reported him to have
said against the late Gen. Worth.
He would reitera,e what he was charg-
ed with saying. When Major Gen, Worth
died, there was lone legalized murderer
gone from among u.s." and he would add
that he should have no tears to shed ifthe
news should come tomorrow. that every
promoter of an unholy war, and every
oPpresso: Of his fellow, had been taken
from the earth; aud, identified as he was
with his brethren who are in bondage al
the South. he would welcome the intelli
gence, that an insurrection had broker
out among them. spreading death and de
vastation throughout the land, if by sucl
means their liberty could be obtained
|[Great sensation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
II EVE Oval.

lTNHE friends ofthe undersigned. and the pnb-
Il lie generally, are respectfully informed thn'
he has removed his WARE-ROOM from Broad
Street to Mr.. Brazee's bniIding, three doors north
Of DR.. Saehse's Office. on CoiNmbns Street, aud
nearly opposite Mayors Tavern.
Ha iufan,la ka.r, M, b..,,,l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Iron.

OnToNS IRON just received aud for sale at
%V reduced prices. by P. BoPE
Lancaster. May 4, lB49. ..t.. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

VMarried in Jefferson Co. Va, on
the Goth of March. by the Elder Sine,
Mr.. John 10y, aged 8 years, TO Miss
Calharine Sargent, aged rs years and s
months. after coartship of40 .yearsi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
HATS! HATsH mATsi!
d. EIEL q Z u q

n. FEEL DIN q,
HAS recently re6Ited and greatly improved
u y his Old Stand in G-eeae'S Rov, nearly 0p
Postte the Taiinpadge House. at the sign OF tb'
MAMMOTH CHATEAU.
The Stock he is now receiving and opening a
this Stand, is superior IN quality and surpasses IL
quantity sny thing Of the kind ever before offereC
to the people Of Lancaster and vicini
ty. His Stock consists in part of
Fine Blsek and White Beaver
Asuperior article Of
61WRgTD OF ZEN
Castor, Fine BTush,
Of a rery SVperior quality. FINE SILK HATS
spring Styles. very rich article paTraated to re-
tain their lustre. Ckiidrens IashiOaable Pear
and SiH Hats MszieGn and Caiifoynia Huts
In great quantities OF every variety Of coors such
a. black, drab. pearl and brown. Also, the fine
MEXICAN BRUSH HAT, an entirely ner and
rieh article. Also. very fine article Of TampieO
Hats. very rich and elegant.
WOOL HATS. for Men and Boys, OF all Quail
ties and Colors. The subscriber invites psrticu.
lar attention to bis Spring styles of CAPS.
He keeps constantly on hand good stock oi
lliS own manufacture, and will make to order any
description Of Hat that is desired. He has, also
very extensive stock Of Psnsma and Leghorn
Hats Of every variety. for Men and Boys.
The subscriber hatters himself that from his
long experience 10 business. and his extensive &C.
quaintance with the Trade. both Eastern and west
ern Manufacturers, he possesses facilities in hi,
business that enable him 10 furnish any article in
bic line upon better terms to the purchaser thar
eau be done by any other house in this section 0
country
HATTERS AND MERCHANTSi
The subscriber is prepared to furnish, by th'
dozen or case. all qualities Of the Mexican o.
California Hats. r. FIELDING.
Lancaster, May 4, 1849 SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Tnnner,n OiL.

lust received and for sale. 200 Gallons Tar
z ner's Oil, by GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, June l, 1849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Spring and SuMlmer Goods

Which embraces every description Of Goods usu
sually found in our largest and best Dry Good
Stores. He is also prepared to exhibit fine as
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
ANOTHER REM0YAL.

And once more to the Combat!
" NbE subscriber has removed his CARRIAGE
II MANUFACTORY and LIVERY STABLE
10 lne House on Aaia-Strsef, formerly occupied
ey Chrlst,0n King, deerased, aud a feus doors
EaH 81 ne AdTkei Hosss, where he Intends, IN
iuture' 10 carry on The manufacturing OF
CARRIAGES AND BUG(siES.
And all other articles in his line. His work
will be made by conipetent workmen. of tbe
best materials aud in the riost apptot ed STYLES
He has now on hand large lot Of CaTria0ef
and 6nggies and few good lumber Wagons.
which he will sell, si very low prices. for GOSH
or will take IN exchange a Jev good HOrses oud
Country PyodNee
REPAlRING always done, Upon tie shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
LIVERY STABLE.
The undersigned has spared no expense in re-
iting his Livery Stable. He has improved his
Stock by sdding lot Of new Horses CARRIAGES
buggies, harness. Saddles, &C.; and Is prepared
TO accommodate the public equally as well as any
establishment of the kind in Ohio.
Thankful for past favors, continuance Of pubs
lie patronage is solicited.
WILLIAM H. SHUT.
Lancaster, April 10, ls4J. d46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
CarDemter,s Tools.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT. just received
IA and for sale at ta.great reduction in price. By
May 4, ls49.-52 P. BoPE.