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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN Anvil,
COLUMBfA. g. e..

AT THE SIGN OF TINE GOLDEN Anvil,
COLUMBIA, >. &.
TVilE Subscriber. have Just received from the
manussctory . complete assortment 81 CAT
risse Hardware, Trimmings, &c. consisting IN
part ss follows, viz:
Springs, Aales, Pipe Bssc', Stump Joints,
Oval Iron, Eoell.h Tire Iron. Bssss and JsPannei
Knobs,
Lace T.eks. Chain Nails, Coseh Handles, Brass
Bands. &c.
Top, Flap, Dash and Step Leather. great variety
Oil Carpet, Iadia Rabbss Cloth. Tusls and TAs.
sells
Six and wors,cd Laces and Fringes, large ~
sortn,eHt.
Carriage vsrni,h, Coach Body vsrnish. Japan.
&c, SC.
BCarfisge Makers will do veil 10 esannins
our Stock. as ~e ere offering them 81 loser psi.
ee., than they can b. purchased 10 Charleston.
FISHER 4 AGNEw.
Columbia. Sept. II. leI9. Il
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@N0tice.

A IL persons ere hereby fasrwarned ffsm ira.
"A ding for = note VI hand sgsinss me. psya.
bic 10 William Black. for SIXTY dollars. dated IN The
year tS4i. which note 10 nov In the hands Of The
Guardians Of the said Back. ] Gill not pay the
note % il was fraaduienilv obtained.
ROBERT DICKSON.
Mecklenburg city, Sept 10 iSt9. us
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"CHOTON BUILDING"
UMBRELLAS l. PARAS0LSm
BY MACHINERY.
GEOR q T. j. BY e ID,
MASUFACTURER.
BY MACHINERY

G. J. B. would invite Tie psr ocular attention OF
his friends, and the merchants visiting Nes York,
10 give him cal at his new and spacious Manu-
factory and Warehouse.
Nos. l12 and I Al Broadway,
(cRoToN BUILDINGS
between Cedar and Liberty Streets, where there
will always be found the most extensive assort-
ment Of
Umbrellas, PArasOls, Para
SOleiieS and Suls- Shades,
Of hi. own celebrated manufacture, Tor sale in
any quantity, and al greatly red aced prices.
g. J. 3 pledges himself that Umbrellas and
Pafssols from the "Croion Manufactory" shall
be A No. / in every respect
NsD York. June, Ie49. 37f
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Coin fliLi- NJ c., Alto 1. Is4s.
DR.. J. Kuhl-Dr.r Sir:
You will please frward 10 US ~ soon ~ cons
vsDien,, fresh supply OF the kestofes ofths Blood
and The Ably ssinis Mixture, ~e have sald cut for
some tine The Rc.ioter and The Depufstivs
Pow der, have proved TO be very sflicsciaus ftI
foIlnca Of the chesi. rheumatism. Sore I<gs. Ia
Examinations of he Eyes, Debility. aud other cbfo-
nic diseases. We warranted the Aby ssinia Mix'
tufe 10 every patient, and one has asked 10 get
the money returned. but on the contrary. every
one has praised its great rsnat We powers.
We remain yours, respectfully.
A. d D. W. iiONEYcUTT.
CoscoaD. N. G., JuLr %. is46.
Dr.. kuhl-Dear Sirt
Wa have soId out al OF your Abyssinia Mixture.
II has given entire satisfaction TO oil those Who
have used II. We have warranted the Abyssin'a
Mixture IN oil cases our own account; end ws
can say, il has uever failed. We have daily calls
for mors Of the Ably ssinis Mixture, and you will
please send Us ~ soon a. possible such supply
which will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully yours,
PhlFER & YoRKE.
Letter from Major Dsgsid MeDsssld. Crane
Creek Post OGee.
doonE Cousrr, N. e.. DEc. %. ie4s.
DR.. J. KuhI--Desr Sit:
Lady In this county. afflicted With ssfvoss
complaint, PfoIspsus Utcfi. Fluor Albss, End .
somewhat dersnged mind, caused BY osstfneaions.
was for sbou, twelve months attended hy four o.
our eminent physicians. without any effect. ana
every one successfully declared her incussble, ana
that shs had 10 die. She Then procured two bot
Ties OF your Abyssinis Mixture from me, y hien
cured her entirely. She has since mafrisd' ana
is in rcricc, good health and happy. The Aoyr
sina Mixture has likewise proved very eihcsc'oIs
in many other disesses, but particularly IN iemas
diseases, in which Il should have the preference
Of oil others.
Yours obedientiy,
DUGALD McDUGALD.
Price for The Abyssinia Mixture psf bottle y
cents, 81 Is l. $3.50.
Likewise on hand and for sale. Dr.. Kuhfs ke
storer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine bnsam, 90
j. HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte n. q
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roSgAy.
san Event of Real Life"

tn. Nay number Of the Knickerbecker contain
,otic contribution, touching and simple, which q
.ribes Young English peasant girl coming to u
,,dio Of lady portrait painter to employ her. wi
: little money she had saved by her own toll,
int for her withersd rose.
Then her voice grew faint and fainter,
Faint and fainter then il g,ew,
" Lady. you're portrait painter,
And for that I come to you:
You can paint whstsvef's before you.
You can paint whate'sr you sec;
AID. oh. my lady impore You,
Paint this rithered rose for me!
Not 40 when T. was blooming nearly,
Freshly plucked the stem apart;
Paint il. lady. paint it truly,
Torn and withsred. like my heart"
From her bosom then she drew it,
Saying. This, dear lady, this
And she pressed her pale lip. to it,
That grew Paer with the kiss.
Many flowers were growing near US.
When he wandered last with me,
With the heavens alone 10 h-ar US,
And the stars alone to see:
Even then my tears were starting.
Though I thought could discern,
That which sooihed the grief at parting
With The sweet hope of return.
Ard he said" 60 nv dear one,
Ere We wed, once more TO sea;
Not danger. could fear ono,
But I'D bli,hely risk for thee:
Treasure this" and lightly STOPPING,
Gathered gently as he migh,
This poor rose, now wan and dropping,
Then SO beautiful and bright.
"In my bosom while laid IT,
..When I again come to thee,
Show M that" he said. Though faded,
And III know thou thoughts, Of me.
Cheer thee. cheer thee. though I'm gong
Far away. love, trust that whom
Summer roses next are b'o~ing,
shan come 10 thee again."
" He will come no more to me, lady
lie will come no mora TO ms:
In a far of stormy sea. lady,
lie is buried. far frnm me.
Far from me IN life and love,
Where the tempest struck the blow.
When the stormy night blast roared above
And the pillows ragged below!
"Oh. the days SO long and dre,ry.
Dragging heavy DER me nov;
On. the nights so long and weary
Heaping FIRE on my poor brow!
What is all I've seen OF sse. lady
AL that is or jet must be
lie will come no more TO me. lady,
lie will come no more me-
Nov This rose is all cherish,
All l love in my despair,
And before its last leaves perish
would have it pictured fair;
Pictured fair. bat pictured truly,
Wibered thus and biigb,ed sore;
That some gentle eyes may duly
Weep when mine can weep no more :"
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GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE I
Herrick e. Scudder,
ss WILLIAM STREET.

ID w 1AAu - M - - AIk1
NEW YORK,
MANuFACTU RERs. IMronTIEss
AND DEALERsfN
Shirts Dressing Retes. Lisss Cstisss. Stsfks.
SAsvider Brsees. Cssrsts. Opsvs Tee. Stssls,
Msasy Belts. Under Gsrmeats. G'epes.
Ssiias. Liaea Bssssss. hssdkeveAisfs.
Iesiuy. Bsekiss, Ssspenders.
Bombs xines. @s. &c.
The shove Stock will on examination. be found
no, only Aiirsetire, Erfsnsirs and FsL. but
Chssy.
Our long experience in the business and know
ledge Of manufacturing, with the facilities Of pur
chasing. are such that ~e ere confident se can
off;r Inducements that cannot b sospssssd By
any llou,e IN the city.
Particular attention paid to orders and The
packing Of Goods.
nERRICK & SCUDDER,
95 WILLIAM SrREET,
Opposite Pisu Street. New York.
DAVID A. tlERRfCk.
ISRAEL W. sCuDDER.
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Printing Types.

A RE now sold at Brucs's New York Type
"A Foundry. at the following very low pii,es
for approved six months notes:
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DIR. KUHII'S
Abyssinia Mixture ,

For Cstsftbr, lnhusnrs, CostIvenrss. Plies, Ora.
vel. Genofrhs. Gsei, flsor AIhas. OF the
Whites, Weaknsss, Obs,tuctions, &c
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16

= 1
Gold Medal, Al the dis.
}.
,ot named below will be
awarded for the same.
Side OF Sole Leather.
Slce Of Harness Leather,
C'lf Skin dressed TOT boots
Carriage Harness,
Buggie or Sulksy Hsr-
bcss.
Car, or Dray Harne 50,
Riding Saddle.
Beaver or Silk Hat,
Cloth CAP,
Militsryor FremansCsp
lPsir Of Doots,
+" OF Shoe,
4" Of Ladies Caters,
4" OF Ladies Slippers,
lrsIlorlng,
ltlmbrelIa OF Parssol,
Hair Drcsser's Work,
G,idlng.
Slucco Work,
Modelling in Plaster.
TIN Work,
Plumbing.
B,.kc, or Wicker W ork,
Woodca Ware,
Dyeine in Wool, Silk OF
Cotton,
Uahols,er'- Work.
Na',us Mik'Dg,
Millinery.
smrt Making.
lQuit,
t.mbro,dery in God or
Silyet,
Embroidery in SILK or
Worsied.
Alihclai Flowers.
IOrn,mgntal liar Work.
Raw silk, not less than
n halfa pound.
hahucfa lrred Silk,
Weaving, Hand l.ssm,
II Power l. om,
. Specimen OF Cot,'n Yarn
'a' n"''''s 9'"A"s''
shs w "'"'''
oaei Lace
gimp r,ngr sn' '''"'
"s h,a' weaving
Confectionery.
Mh"eo LOAF sugar.
rouefy
u""
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" NJ NM
For the bcs, specimen
the mex, bes, a ID ploma.
For New Inventions q
erection o, the Committee
Articles Of all kinds o
received. and premiums
Architectural Drawing.
Design for Diploma ioI
the so. Ca. Institute,
Painting ia OIL,
Z" in Water Colours,
Miniature Psinling,
Per Drasing,
Crayon Drawing,
Sculpture.
Pcnmanship,
Best mode Of Construct.
Jog Wharves,
Best Press tor Packing
Cotton,
Best Rice Thfsshius Ma
Oh nc,
Best Cotton Gin.
/" Refrigerator,
d" Plough,
&" Churn,
" Washing Machine,
Some Mason's Wors,
Carpc enters Work by I'D
" '' By INA
chipery,
Carving IN w God,
Model OF q Ship,
Specimens Of
Boat Bn!ldcr's Work.
Ship } nner's Work,
Pump 4 Book Mag
Mill.wr,ghi's W OH.
Coopef's " ofk.
Four " heel Carnage,
Bigyic,
Gig Of Su ley,
Cart or Day,
Steam Engine,
Fire Engine,
Turning 10 Brass, Ifo'
! or Wopd,
Blacksmith Work.
Casting in:lron OF Brass
Iron Railing Fence o
Gate Work,
| Brass or Copper Work.
/ tock-tDilhp Is
Bell Ringing +"
Gun smith's 80
Instrument Makers"
Lamp Makers -
elet's "
Silver Smi,h "
Silver Plating.
Die Sinking,
Engraving on Steel, Coz
per or Wood.
4 iitHugraphy.
Mechanical Dcutis,ry,
Clock 4 Watch VI KIM
Gu leiy,
Ornamental House Pail
ting,
osnsmtn,slSiyn Paint
Csbinc, Work,
Fancy Printing.
Book Printing.
Ruled 4 Bound Ledge
Fancy Binding.
Paper.
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The Mar number of the kniekerbocker contains
,ct;e eoatribution touching and simple. which de-
s.ribes young English peasant girl coming to The
iadio Of lady portrait painter to employ her. with
IL iiitle money she had saved BY her own toll, tS
"a inf for her 4 wIthersd rose.
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ANNUAL FAIR
soprncARo I. INSTITUTE.

q
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
Far the Promstis. Of Ats. Meeksniesi isgens''
fy and Indusfry.
rrTbe FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Of the above
Institute will be held in Charleston, com"enc'nk
on Tuesday, goth November next, and continue
Soec;mens Of ART, INGENUITY, MECHAN.
ICAL SKILL and INDUSTRY of every desrr,p-
,,on. 4, socitcd for the Exhibition. from al tue
Son,bern States, and PREMIUMS will be swafo-
ed 10 those presenting the best specimens.
As this is the FIRST ,fort made IN the sou'hefn
States 10 advance the Mechanic Arts. oy mesnso,
nm Annual Fair similar TO those tina. have proved
40 beneficial 10 the Northern Mechanics, the Board
Of Managers earnestly solicit the co-opera''on o.
al ~ho feel an interest in the prosperity OF .ne
South, and appeal to every Mechanic, Mann,ae,
turer. and all persons engaged in pursuits Of ss'u
and industry Of Whatever description, toscna CONS
specimen 10 this Exhibition, and they hope 'hss
every district in this Safe and Of our sister S'a'es
will be represented at the Fair. :.
All those who intend sending articles Tor e1hl'
bi,ion, will please give notice to l.. NJ uAICiis
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements, al as ear.
" day rs possible. and every specimen sent VIII
be carefully sttended 10 and returned alter the
Exhibition.
oYrIcrRs ~ rnE INSTITUTE.
WM. GREGG. President.
WIN. KIRKWOOD. Is, Vice President.
WIN. NJ. LAWTON, ID Vice President.
&c. JONES. Secretary.
m =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

Senate rhull ho composed of llduy Selmi0rs,
90 be oflho i'resUon Of lle County for which
they upi oIerled respectively, wlip nfe lliny
ycnrs Dt age or upwards, uud Ia bee annually
elected by 1to ffocmon OF each County o..
rprruSrly. l.acu County hhull boz euullcd
10 one SENATOR % lensl, aud the remainder
~ lhu Senators shnll be nppouioned 10 lllr
several Counties according ~ their p0pulu-
upu, Gs the same WIS uhrerlHiued lW me lusl
census, iHkcu under The authority oilhe Lul-
Ted States regard being always hadtn such
superintendent, 90 tlio Counties having The
greatest hucipu. Hut the several Counties
.hlull. mil nlcr lir ueAl ceusuh of tlr l.ui.
ted Smlrr,be eulltlrd % elect, aud liHye lbr'r
Seunlorr, IN The following proportion, To wHi
Bennington Cmluly, lwoi Wndham Coup'
ly, lhreoj tullnnd Cuuuiy, threei Windsor
Cuurry iouGAddisun County, lhreoi Ornngo
Spuuly, lhreei Washington County, Iwu;-
ChiUrudru CO., tw0i Caledonia C1uuiy, lwo
l'runldiBCounly, tlireei Orleans County, ONES
.ErsoX County, ones Gmud lsle County, one
Tho Legislature shnll make a uow Appor-
rionmenl OF the Senators 10 tho several Cuunr
iirs, ndcr llla taking of each census Of Ihe
United States, or census mken Tor The pur'
po,n Of such pporionnirnl,by order of the
government oftlIis Smte, always regarding
the above provisions ln this nrIicle,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

BosroN TRADE WIN ruE WEST IN LivT
HoGs.--Fcw have an idea ofthe extent of the
trade ut this point in live hogs. One firm,
FIeeharty " Hughes, has been receiving al
the rate of 1900 head p>r'week, and has con.
tructcd, we understand, for the delivery this
fall of $4,000, corn aud still fed. Two other
firms have also contracted tor equally as large
Il number, and the great bulk goes forward 10
the Boston market There are buyers here
from Bos'on-who are paving, we understand
Mt the rate Of 50 per hundred, live weight
The sales in this market this season will ex.
coed $780, Buffalo Com .4do.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

Twenty seven miles in 90 minutes
Neither road need be ashamed Of what II &C
complishedih 6t wcbope railroad racing '1THy not
become fashionable The results, like steam
boat racing, are to be dreaded, and no good
nccrucs thcrcfrom. a gencral average of 20
miles an hour, including stoppages, is speed
enough to satisfy any body except crazy people
= and if they wish to g, fustcr, why, let them
"rtn ahead Gfoot."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

wonruv of lMrrArroS.-Trces 0@ ,'..,.
roads.-Thc Austrian Government h a., lines
mined to border with live hedge al w., are
of railroad in that country. These MI Iis ,dmt
TO be- formed wherever the el'na'c N,,,,ias,
of it, of mulberry trees. lhese ,he. .nlr.
besides protecting the raitead ao ',, cvon,rbaf
sion of auiri,sis, itls anticipated VIZ e-
=. Give a spring to the silk culture
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

I u Tho strangers fever has considerably
abatcd in Charleston, s. G.. From the 9th to
the 9th ofoctober, there. were "a deaths by
tins disease. 1t was expected that ii would
soon disappear
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

ILLIvoIs On the 27th ult Grn\ s"'-''.
(ioco) was elected U, s, Senator. "N''',,,
naturaiised citizen, and was eecGd 'a'' =,
and took his scat on the 9th of Mareh 49,, -,
he was declared Ineligible on the grou"' -,
he had not been resident of the coun"!
thedcquisitc time, That time haSeAP'''
he can now be admitted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

Shortest time from Boston to Burlington
hours and . minutes, an average of 80 miles
per hour.
The following is minute of the running
of CottriIl and ShAttucks' Express over the
n miles of staging from Waterbury to Bur
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

" About 10000 of the Austrian troops
were carried OF in battle, or. by sickness, or
taken prisoners in the late war in Piedmont
aud Hungary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

NJ The remains of Edward Strickland i'''
young Eugtishmuu whupuristcd On the ~ 5a ~
Mountains few days since, have arrived =
Boston, s. will soon he forwarded ? hns'''
II is supposed that he was insane
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

~ FeTona ~ this vicinity hay,ng ms,.,
20 invest, will not bo likely 10 oyerlgok n
chances Of taking the bonds Of The Pss.s,--
sc Railroad. These bonds are 10 run C,,..,
en- or ten years-eilher can be hAd-sttL.,.,-
Of per cent per anRum, lhe inlrrrrt ,,.,
semi annually, and secured upon the 49,
road, the five hundred thousand OH.
will be secured by a lien or mortgage gs.'
some sixteen hundred thousand dollar, -
the expiration ofseyeg ten years the boli,.
Of the bonds can take The same amoup, !,
stock in The road or receive his cash. ssbsn-,-
-rrvTrr7 INT PrrTHPH- uurTr my 5T-79I IL
length Of time the bonds run-they mas ...,
the money IN the mean time Thr b,pJ...,
be Iutt The article 10 raise il upon T...
would afford the very best means 90 rs...u,9.
ey,eiIher 20 dispose Of, or A. security nf l,,,,
OF 10 transfer IN almost any way
Their safety h undoublrdi and HE lon,,.
riodthiy are To run,wilh semiannual psynr,t. o.
Of interest, make them desirable Tor is,,.t
menls shrcwd Gnaneiers-of money ,rt
ers-usurefs alone, perhaps, exorpled-p,.
long investments, o. the best. Money pl5,
and out once ia year or two 10 kept 1h,.
frequently without earning anything, d-.t,
term Of q or 10 yeau'-lonnrd for the p,r.s
with annual or semi annual interest there i,,.
,raste upon H.
Bonds ofthe denomination Of 500 and o.
wards, We believe, may be- obtained, 90 fila,
those seeking small Or large inves,ns,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

Bonds ofthe denomination Of 500 and %
wards, We believe, may be- obtained, 80 fila,
those seeking small or large invrs,mss,
may be- accommodated
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

NJ I-u'H ~ t'ft' - -. see '--'--
the New York Tribune says he has privaicH
VTces from prominent member of the CiiN'
semblng Of that body, assuring him HHN'
Convention would explicitly and forevo"'.
tie the Slavery Question, so far as that CON-
munity is concerned, by prohibiting ~ ''
plainest an most pos tive terms, the existence
of Human Bondage
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

RoME-The Republican government Ii
said to have in contemplation the sale OF the
immortal works of art which have made Rome
glorious even amid her ruins, in order to raise
money TO carry on the war against Austria
This is short-sighted policy. The pilgrims
TO the shrine Of art, have been as numerous
as those to the centre OF Catholic christianity
and perhaps more wealthy; and, no doubt
much OF the subsistence Of the Eternal City
has been derived from this source. The veal
thy Englshman IN pursuit of pleasure-tht
Young adventurer from the shores OF the grea
American republic, who travels to the spo
hallowed by The remnants of a persisted civil
liza,ion, would miss these glorious fragment;
of Roman power and Grecian art; and Rome
thus ceasing to be The great connecting hnB
between ancient and modern refinement, would
lose half IFS power over the human mind, ant
more than half the revenue it derives from tn
vast influx of wealthy strangers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20


Elk PREsIDENv Polk AT NAsHvLLE.-The
Nashville Wing, of the Sd inst, gives the fol-
lowing account Of the reception OF Ex-Presi-
dent Polk at Nashville, Tennessee
:. The Ey-President and lady arrived in this
city yesterday morning, about II O'Clock, on
board the steamer Countess His arrival was
announced by firing cannon from Capitol Hill.
and the ringing ef the City Hall bell He was
met at the landing by large assembage Of
his fellow citizens. by whom he was escorted,
as he rode in an open carriage, through the
principal streets of the city. TO the Public
Square in front of the Nashville Inn. where
he was greeted with very cordial and com
plimentary address. on behalf OF those pres
ent, by Elk Governor A. " Brown. The Ex-
President replied, in neat and animated ad-
dress, in the course of which he expressed his
heartfelt gratitude for the honors which had
been showered upon him, by the people of
Tennessee as well as OF the whole Union He
said he would not so much as allude TO the
great questions which had arisen inthe course
of his administration. They had now become
matters OF history. and if his fellow citizens
should pass favorahiy upon his efforts to pro-
mote the honor, glory. and prosperity of hi.
country. their appreciation would be his high
est reward
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

Last week we asked our neighbor of the
Chronicte its own opinion upon the PFoviso,
and it gives US quite history OF what it says
other people have done. We think it sufficient,
in reply to this, to say that the House of Re-
representatives., when it passed the Wilmot Pro
Viso. has always had Federal majority
that it has never been passed in the Senate.
where there is Democratic majority--that il
has never been signed by Democratic Presi-
dent; and we feel certain it never will be
The Chronicle keeps harping upon the Ore
gon Territorial Bill, which it knows is quite
another matter. 1t would be folly to revive
a controversy upon that matter, upon which
We have fully and repeatedly stated our views
We want The Chronicles orn views, not 9th
er peopies-no hearsay evidence-no dolgne
the questlon,-Is the W:lnot Proviso right Of
is il not?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20
Mourn CAROLINA GoLD.-The Meckler

Mourn CAROLINA GoLD.-The Mecklen-
burg JeffeFsonian Of the l1th inst, says
Again we are called upon torecord the finding
during last week, another pocket" by our
friends Capts Caldwell and Harrison at their
Mines in Union county. Though the ''pocket''
was not so we'll filled as the one of which
much has been said, yielding only some loco
penny weights, yet the unexpectedness of It's
appearance in manner repaid those gentle
men for the apparent snailness of the deposit
This mine known to the community as the
Lemons Mine, we are pleased to learn gives
every indication ofiucreasing richness, the
deeper the shafts are sunk.
At the Dunn Mine. about ten miles from
this place, Messrs. Elms & Irwin are obtain
ing some very rich ore. The veins Of ore in
this mine are not only exceeding rich but also
extensive, and as soon the pToprietors cree
sufficient machinery toseparate the ore, which
they now have in course Of construction, they
expect to realize from 10 to $l50G per week,
we sincerely hope that they may not be dis
appointed in their anticipatons.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

IRELASD.-A new and bold system for the
relief of Ireland, has been proposed by Sir
Robert Peel, which is, for the government TO
become the proprietor of all those waste lands,
and lands which are so far mortgaged, and
their proprietors otherwise SO involved, that
they can do nothing for their improvement
The plan is, for the government TO take these
lands at valuation, and rent them in small
farms 10 Industrious tenants, who shall have
the privilege of buying the same within five
years, and cannot rent them longer than thai
period, unless they do make efforts to become
the purchaser. This will create a new and
independent class in the community.