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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-07

BALTIMORE, AUGUsT 3l.-The Royal
mail steamer Caledonia arrived a, Hall.
Tax yesterday, and her news reached 81
johns lhis morning per express, 10 be
transmitted thence by lelee,sph. The
commercial news, however, is all thu, has
vet come TO hand You will perceive that
tits important. 1.-THE political news reach.
es here in time TO night il shall be sent 10
you without delay.
The Caledonia passed the Europa in the
English channel. The steamer Washing.
ION arrived at Southampton Oh the llih
from Bremen, on her way for New York,
She left Bremen Haven on Saturday, and
bfias- intelligence Of the actual departure
Of the Dlnsh blockading squadron, and
The withdrawal Of the ctu'zin. vessels Of
Iiellgo'and, they having departed for Co.
penhag"n. There is now free Ingress and
egress to The respective ports.
The United States friga'e St. Lawrence
had left Bremen Haven for a crujzc il the
Baltic sea.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS &c, ArGusT Is.
The unsatisfactory ad,Ices by the last
steamer fom America in regard to the
growing cotton crop has caused further
advance in that staple, and large da y sales
are making al 81. for fair upland, So J..
cor fair Mobile, and 5sl for fair Orcans.
These are the official quotations declared
by The board Of brokers in Liverpool on
the / ii instant.
An improvement, has taken place in al.
most every branch Of business. The pro.
Piled, and large amount Of business trans.
acted.
The breadsiufT market is dull Finer
qualities of flour have been maintained al
the prices Of the previous week. but sccon
darv sorts at Cd. lower; best American
brands OBS. 81. to 25s. Whea, has de
cIned from Id. TO Cd. per bushe for al
descriptions American is quoted at IS
Cd. TO Is per busheI Of 20 pounds. Corn
on tho other hand, has improved, with al
advance Of two to three shlIllngs per quar-
; ter; yellow is quoted a, 27s. a 2Ss., an
whre SIS. a Dos. per quarter THIS I'D
vance is ewing to en- increased deman
from ireland.
The market for provisions is steady, an
prices generally sustained. Lard lmprov
ed sl. per cwt. sales nj 35s, 6 !.
There is good demand and active bu
STRESS in cotton and woo'len goods in tn
manufacturing districts.
Money continues abundant and the rate
Of discoun, easy. English funds arc s,e0
+ dy and y far amount Of business dong. =
Iron steady IN the absence Of any specua
> tive movement.
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TIE cuBA PROJECT.

! The annexed extract from a late New
York letter of 1.-THE Washington Union
makes some rather remarkable additions TO
the rumors current respecting this myse
rious movement. II we could only be sat.
isfied Of their truth, they would deserve to
be called important
Under these circumstances, and under
the belief that The English, French, and
American population OF the island will glad.
ly exchange the antiquaied rule Of old
s. ala for laws, institutions, privileges, and
Influences in the State more in accordance
with the spirit Of the age, large number
Of wealthy Creole families and individuals
are preparing 10 assert the Independence
Of the island on the first favorable oppor.
lunlty. They have bought arms, militia
ny stores, &c. TO a large extent IN this
country and Eng almost all Of which
have long since passed beyond the juris.
dictlon of the United States aud Great Bri.
tain, having been landed and stored (not in
Cuba, but elsea here) al points most come.
atent for The purposes ofthe native Cubans.
" For two years pas, they have been
buying such merchandise Literally amoas
US, and in Eng land and there are Eo@
large number Of wealthy and patriotic Gre.
oles Of the island in the United Stales, os.
tensibly travelling for pleasure, blt really
picking out men from among those diAiin.
gushing themselves IN the Mericdn par,
whose nlmes and experience would, If i.
Identified in he first movement, be likely
at orce TO create deeper sympathy 10
their csuse 10 the breas, Of the American
people, while it could not fail TO Inspire
confidence in their ultimate success on the
part of all residents OF their island.
hus. il is understood that had Gen.
1fal Worth lived, he would ere This have
resigned his commission in the Amerlcan
army, and commenced planting IN Cuba, 10
be ready 20 head the movement whenever
essayed. The leaders 10 the proposed en-.
efprlse - those no furnish the means
considered him pledged to
bis purpose, and have lately been sadly
'ut 10 II TO supply the want Of an Amen.
AN commander. in.chiei of gallant daring,
.reat experience, and epuaiiou--equa IN
moral efiect 10 half an army"
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A liberal discount fyr cash in hand Gt tho date
Of the Invoice.
We have now on our shelves, ready for sale in
,a.!ous sztd fonts,
1000 b. Rom1n and hqiic Type.
10000 ID. Fancy fIyps
1900 ID Script and Running band
5000 TO- Ornaments
5000 Fl. 7yps.msfal Rule.
$1,000 #. Brass Rule
Presses Chases, Cases, Wood Tyoe, Ink, e. /,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers prices,
either cash or credit.
or Specimen Book is freely given to all Print
ing tffices.
Printers of Newspapers " ho choose to publish
this advertisement, including this note, three times
before the Isl Of October, | SAG, and send us one
Of the papers. will be paid fer il in Type when
they purchase from US, and of our specimens. five
times the amount Of their bill.
u For sale several good second hand Cyln.
der and Platen Power Presses, Standing Presses,
HaLd Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE 81 Co.
4}-3t. l3 Chambers.s,re,t n. Y.
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THE DESTINY OF NORTH CAROLINA


10 conversation a few days since with
Major Fox. ,hs Engineer employed to To-
cate the Turnpike, We we're grailii"d to
hear him remark tina, he believed North
Carolina possessed every natural advan.
'ags .oau,sl,e TO become one Of the most
powerful a'-I prosperous States Of the Tn.
ION. "'. expreas,on made deeper i'm.
preston upon uu. mind when We reflected
that nearly all the lcad,ns men Of The State
are now engrossed with the Oh. Grand and
magnificent subject future grea,-ess
and glory Of North Carolina Maj. Fox
has scanned with the p'ac,ised eye Of sci.
encc, her grea, natural Advantages, and ar,
rived a, the conclusion tina, nothing but
enterprise on the part Of her citizens Is
needed to make her occupy The front ranb
10 the family of States.
May we not hope for Tho most happy re
suits, when VIC see so many Of our ables
men engaged in the cause Of Internal I'm
ptovements When such men as Ray
ner, Dobbin, Graves, Graham, Motehead
Swan, Gilmor, Patterson, Woodin, and
host Of others, talented and energetic, back
ed by the mighty power Of the Press, tax
hold with earnestness Of cause 40 dea
10 them as the salvation Of their na,iv
State, have we not a right TO hope tbs
the day Of her redemption draweth nigh
And what day II will be North Care
lima arousing from her RIP Van Wink
snmber, and stretching out hcr iron fnse
to every section Of her territory, to elias
in one embrace all her children f--cas
west, north aud south, one and indlvslb
IN heart, interest and association! G'
grant tina, such a period may be at han
-Buncombe Dollar Ners.
GOLD AT rnR CITY OF THE SALT LAX
A letter from Mormon at the Salt La
TO his friends in Ohio says ,hcre is on
tensive gold mine there, from which tho
who work il derive from thirty TO sew
hundred aud fifty dollars per day each.
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To FARMERS and DairyIlen.
Anthony & Emerson's Puteni Double. Act.
ing Rotary ChUrn,


ing Rotary Churn,
EIDE ULIARLY adapted TO Warm Climates,
u as 1t produces butter as easily from sweet
milk as from cream. In Bringing this tff letual
aud simple Churn into use, the proprletors feeling
confidence in its capabilities, do not hesitate 10
pronounce it tho best churn ever offered to the
public. This ohurn is on exhibition at the Agen-
cy, No. . John street second story. corner Of
Broadway, New York CITY
And 10 order 10 convince the ncreduous and
satisfy the curious at - o'clock daily, a churn-
ing will be made.
The public are invited TO call and examine the
machine, ami see its utility tested. l, combines
the following valuable qualities
lst. 1t produces butter in less time than any
other Churn, making it and gathering ii from
sweet milk In from three to eight minutes, and
from cream in much less time.
%. II produces more butter from the same
amount OF milk or cream than the ordinary meth
Cd as il does its work IN more thorough and sci.
entfic manner.
3D. 1t is the cheapest and most convenient
Churn ever invented, involving the true phlloso.
phleal principles OF butter making.
1 h. New milk, after heiug chuIned, is sweet
and suitable for family IS.
5ih Instead OF feeding the calf with milk di.
rect from the cow-churned sweet milk will an
swcr every purpose. By this means The butter IL
al profit.
We offer il upon the following terms If TIL
Churn does not prove as recommended, 1t may b,
returned and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly on hand aud for sale 81,
If rent 50 $, So, 81, s., IS - aud sl2, eapa
hle Of ehurning at one time !, y, 81, 10, 10 ans
90 gallons Of milk or cream Also, Churns Of any
size made to order.
Exclusive country rights to manufacture an1
sell Ia the States of North aud South Carolina
Georgia and Florida, Tor sale at about the rate o
one hundred dollars for each 10000 inhabitants
Terms Cash. discount Of rs per cent a.
lowed to the trade.
Al orders, postage paid, addressed TO the sub
scriber, Will be promptly attended to.
T. DOUGLASS, Agent,
No. . John street, corner Of Broadway, \, Y,
D. You viii please send s. churn to Candle
via Charleston, care Rail Road Agent.
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SOMETHING SNAKE.

Mr.. Thos. NJ. Brown, Of Camak, writes
us that he recently killed ra,tle-snake six
feet one inch in length, thirteen inches in
circumference, and having fifteen ra,tles.
His stomach contained full grown SOUR,
rel. - Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

THNHE exercises Of this Institution will be re-
a. ssrned, at the REQ rest Of the Trustees, IN.
der he supefintendanec Of the subscriber, on the
BOD Monday CT October next. The Academy
viii be used as daily recitation Rooms ;-good
board can | . had at mcde:!,e prices in private
families 10 town. Rates OF tUiior are also reduc.
ed. The subscriber viii use his edorls by giving
personal attendance and instruction Of classes 10
the E rrnoon and by securing tuloresses Of ex
perlence and undoubted qualifications 10 render
the institution worthy Of liberal patronage
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Charlotte, y. c. Aug. 18th Ie4J. t. 40
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CHRONOLOGICAL W.T..

4 Lady, a disbelever in this science,
asked learned phrenologist, with view
of puzzIing him, What kind of people are
those who have destruc,iveness and benev.
olence equally and largely developed "
Those, madam, are the persons who kill
with kindness.
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Take Notice.

'EsnE Subscriber being fully authorized
TO close TIC ~nse,tled business of the
late firm Of Henderson & Smlin ranld take this
method Of respectfully asking all those indebted
to said firm By account 10 come forward between
ttps cGd the Isl Of August next and close there
accounts, eIhcr by Cash or Note and those in
debted by Note will please call and settle by Cash,
as as possible, as the business of the firm
must be closed. In my absence Mr.. T. C. ALI
son viii attend to the business. And the subscri-
ter further sayso the public that at the old stand
of Henderson Il Smith, Goods Of every variety
can be had as cheap as at airy other place in this
section Of Country. Call and See.
JAS. P. HENDERSON.
DAVIDSON College n. c., July ?, l649.
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stolen Property Found.

gENHE pocket books with large proportion Of
Il the notes and valuable papers which were
stolen from me on the 7th night of August lS4s'
has been found in Lincoln County and returned
to me. Those who paid me during the time the
notes were missing, will please call, and l will
hand over as far as aiidavlts are out against me,
for the same, except all the notes that were pay
able to James Sloan, one on Fanny Archer, pay
able to James Dohery Executor of Stephen Ar
cher, aud one On Wilson Archer, payable to vii.
liam Black. which are amongst the missing
The public are cautioned against trading for any
note payable to James Sloan. decd, as all notes
due 10 his estate were stolen from me on the night
dated above. The reward Of 100 Dollars, which
was offered last August for the detection ard con-
viotion Of the thieves, will still be promptly paid
on their conviction, f. B. D, SLOAN.
NIeck'enburg, n {, July 81, lS49 St paid
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Goods for Market,

and hope, under a liberal patronage. to be able
promptly 10 FL ali orders with which they may be
favored.
The Goods manufactured will consist chiefly Of
Cassimeres c Jeans, a variety of Fweeds and ker.
seys for Negro wear 1t is their purpose to put
no Goods in market which " Ill not give entire
satisfaction to the consumer
All Merchants are authorised to act as agents
in purchasing WOOL requiring it TO be washed
and efficiently free from burrs and other foreign
substances, TO 90 Immediately upon the Cards,
which viii be received 25 cents per h., for cash,
or in exchange for Goods at wholesale prices
CARSON, YOUNG & GRIER.
Charlotte, July2, 1919. 36if
r. c. CARsps.
], A. YouNe,
T. A, GnIER.
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~ Education.

FE7IlE I'd session ofthe subscribers school will
IL begin On Monday the LIST day Of Oct. next.
under the charge Of Miss Graham, al former pie
&c, VIZ Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Gsogra.
ply, Eng. Grammar Rhetoric, Composition and
He u, 81 pcs month.
The higher English branches 81 so D. mcnth
Latin and Music dftaugh'l lat reduced prices.
Board, s. % per month.
"a who wish 10 send TO This school are reqaest
ed to enter tho pupil at the Isl Of the session if
possible.
S. B. WATSON,
Aug. Is, 1919. D. NJ. LEE
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COMING SISTER OF THE souru.

COMING SISTER OF TIE SOUIH.
A, the late dinner given by the Virginia
Legislature to EIwood Fisher, Mr.. Cog
alez whom II is inferred is resden, Of
the Island Of Cuba, toasted that much.talk.
cd of island as "the coming sister Of the
South--the fu.ure gem State Of The Taioa.'
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Cn1nsc61a

In irsdel County. on the 23l ut, JAMES
p. COLBY, sged about 45 years
Also, on tie 2Ith. JAMES CRAWFORD,
aged about Gu years. Thus has Iredell in the
space of one week, lest two Of her most rCspecta.
Die citizens
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TO PRINTERS,
/" Mountain Banner" for Sale,

YQliE Subscriber being DESTROYS to devote his
- time to other business offers for Sale his
Press, Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures pertaining TO the Office
The Press is an excellent Super Royal Washing
ton Press to which is attached the Self Rolling
and lnking Machine. The Type consist of Plea
and Burgeois, TO; the Paper; with good assert
ment of Job Type, Cuts, Rules, &c, 4 G, in suth
c,nnt quantities for any work that may offer IN
this part of the State, ell in good condition.
For Printer, with capacity for the Edltoria
Department, this would be valuable investment
For further information, address, post, paid,
TlfOS. A. HAYDEN,
RItherfoIdton, N. c.
May 9, ls49.
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To Contractors.

1E'IIE building committee for the Carolina Fe.
"a male College in Arson county, will receive
proposals for laying about 100000 bricks, in a
building 40 by 80 feet with a wing Of 40 feet
square a, one end, all two stories high. The
work 10 be commenced by the 18th Of September
next. Bids must be made at SO much per thous-
ana "''H he lime furnished, and much per
'nousano' the C"'>-T"iar furnishing the lime,
plank tor scatfolds will be fhr;na.-a n hath cssos
The contfletor will boctd himself and supply ~
own attendance. Houses to live in can De had
The first favorable bid will be taken up and th
bidder notified Immediately. Address William
G. Smith, Ger, Sec'y. Cedar Hill, Arson county.
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Pictorial Temperance Almanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Bos ton n. York Blltmore and
Charleston Well printed, and handsomely Illus.
uated' me1 with valuable statistics interesting
anecdotes, touching l'rii~n's. and able arguments
showing the evils attending the e 'nioxica-
ting drinks, and the blessings Of total abstinence,
Besides q variety Of other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies, Peddlers. B booksellers and others who
buy by the quantity, vii be supplied at half price
Single copies 81 cents. dsrs, through the mai
or otherwise, will be promptly attended to. if ad
dressed, free postage, 10 OLIVER & BROTH
ER, American Temperance Repository, l2s Ful.
ton-street, New. York.
. Editors giving the above advertisement.
with this notice, two inside insertions, ard an
editorial, and sending marked copy to The
Newly rk Organ will be entitled TO twenty
copies Of the Almanac.
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Printing Types.

A RE now sold at Bruce's New York Type
"a Foundry, at the following very low prices,
or approved six months notes
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Rock Esi:,s,d Mandatory.

FENHE Proprie,or3 oflhis Factory take
n pleasure in announcing 10 Merchants
and the Public generally, that they are now fin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30


On Sunday evening, 2sth instant. THOMAS HENRY,
son Of Mr. Thomas Kruse, aged 2 years, 10 months,
and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family as also the
members Of German Oak Lodge No 50, 1. o. of O. F..
and the members Of Roland Lodge No. 10, A. o. of
g. F., are respectfully invited to attend the
this tuesday noon, - IL O'clock from No $40 Riv-
ngton street, of Goerk, without further inv.
tation His remains will be taken to Trinity Csmstsry
for interment.
At Brooklyn ON Monday, 10th inst THOMAS, infant
500 Of John and Jane Dsnnsll, aged l month and l6
days His remains Will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for intsrment.
The friends and acquaintance OF tho family, also
BROOKLYN r. B. and L. Association, are respe ,tfuly
invited to attend his funeral this day, tuesday, ct
2oolook, from the corner Of Willoughby and Navy
streets, Brooklyn.
In jersey City, ON tho night Of Sunday, tho 2sth
instant MARY, daughter Of William and Maria Woods
aged months.
Funeral this day at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
At Cincinnati, ON 23d instant, Mrs. AoNEss HEpLY
after short ilness Of paralysis.
At Lshains, on the 10Th Sept, 1848, SAMUEL A. REY-
NoLps OF Charlsstown Mass in the Goth year Of his
age. He Was found dead in his bed.
THOMAS H. Rowland boatsteerer, Liverpool May,
1s4s In japan Sea, aged Fl years, killed He belonged
to New Bedford.
In Ochotsk Sea- aged 10, killed He belonged to New
York city.
ANTOINE GoNsoL, boatstserer June l5 belonging to
bark Cherokee native Of Pioo, Western islands killed
He was taken out by whale.
At sea, Sept. 20, WILLIAM JEWELL, belonging to
Washington N. Y, board the ship in which he
sailed from the United States.
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(the GeneraD Of bis Der cent The Gsnsr, is power
tpl man In Masatan and San Bias and will tell you
He has about him 5000 soldiers, who utterly
dependent on him for support. SO long he feeds
smussiins operation I'll Is veil ana he os Y' defy
the government. Hence the Importance OF the Gus
tom house tool. But when he has an obstinate GUS
tom. house ofnoer, and the merchants do not
cumuate much specie for England, he becomes poor,
the soldiers against him for bread and his
only to et large numbers make ineursious
into the interior, (rsther hazardous operation
timesD plundering ad tbitum until his per cent bu-
siness becomes better Thus We see with what stupen
dous yet dshsnorable ssgscity Britain sustsns her
gigantic political and financial system, and arrays
herself for centuries at the head Of natisn and stands
rounding empires The sthmus Of Dsrisu is the great
highway Of her commercial greatness the very basis Of
her being Robbery-the open prsms dtsted, palpsble
FOR the chief resource Of be financial sys
TEN whose destruction is the down. OF England
self Epglan smugges, as abeve described So 00qO00
annually from Mexico You may rely on this. have
it from " high authority and would to God could
reveal names 1t would startle the civilized world
But must close. will write by every conveyance.
10P M.-Three more are said to have died, and we're
buried in the mountains last night God only knows
find some difficulty or misu understanding, exists
among the gent men who purchased the schooner TO
to 20 in her, but await the arrival OF the "Ca
fornia;" 80 that you may expect to hear from by
the steamer Ishmus, and by the British Mall Steamer,
on the 9th inst Plssse publish my determination
spectipg the schooner that my brothers may know
where am, and what intend to do
STEPHEN H. BRANCH.
LArER.-Two cases Of cholera reported in the
hotel where am | think communication between
Panama and Cruces will be prohibited to morrow by
the Alcsldes. And then, what scenes Of horror will
bsisl the unertun passengers ofthe Crescent CT
~" at Cruces where, and In the mountains, and
the river most Of them must be- Is very few have
rived in Panama. and many of those who have arrived
are sick and almost in dying condition! ! again
beseech the coed citizens Of New York not to permit
vesfe to leave for Chsgres Let the hardened wretch
who attempts such thing be lynched. Let the 60
vernment mail come but for Gods sake, don't permit
solitary human being to leave his happy home aud
DEAR free native land to participate In these missra
BILE and melancholy scenes, that would elicit sghs aud
tears from a demon. Poor Taylor-George w. Taylor,
think Of Rhode Issnd-wss found alone, by the ma.
tive muleteers In the mountains who buried him, only
one America being present, who happened to come
up just as he being unohed iato his grave.
STILL LATER.-My servant has just Informed
that gentleman who came in t. night, by the ma ne
Of Thorne. 10 down with the cholera. can hear his
dreadful criesbeing In the very next room Stewart
whose death was reported is better and in the city
s. H. q.