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~ Or. shswf waGer-Cprr Instituftca, So
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~ Dr. Houshssn's Wafer-Care Establish
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GENERAL NOTICES.

tsk.r,, cnssSs H.r is ss.sa'.i ssss 3. tss
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trr-Dr rE.LL receives parsuls NE eommodio1s en-
sssabashusrI IS Lais nist and a Oyster Bay, u so9
1ri-srou tniy betWsen hess places u s;eaoos e
Rsliroec E-u-rrl pr,cce srsraed 70. coosularonst
tySi In.
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~ Prince & ao.'s selocoons Tor ssls u men
b.. A. sADGERs F1te Mandatory, o Rely Tslt
srspn Bulidink isi Broadway. yb uosr
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~ Mercantile Librnry Association Tbs 40
ros vnrsOn having terminated this lasI1no1 viii ,. re-
Openec Monday, 18Th iDst lis rooms o. Cnnson hsl-
corner Of B-ssmA1 and Esssau ss will be open daily a,
ususL from 10 A NJ 10 10 N. Daring the recess ~ y
shcvns has been put up the Libsryreaangeo and suh
provision made for convenience Of me noss a. a
Tee Library contains over 1900 volumes which co.,
additions being made fhese Inc ade al she new
Wa0Si asEl..,og the sh. Literature ., 2. day Ps,sa-
languages, geography &c. OF which the .ectons are
The Reading Room /, supplied with 50 American and ss
Foreign Magazines; The Weekly and Daily papers Of
c y, London Times Paris National Chsvsh Coloois.oe
Gszeue and other foreign periodicals New lo1rss are
sdded hey appear or are required By The vans Of Eae
Clssses IN Penmarship AID Book keeping are in pro-
gress Oilers viii be formed shortly, Ia The Modern Ian
E1fses hsihemsics, Drawing, Execution, &c. 10 which
members can have access al almost nominal sun
Arrangements are now IN progress for course OF lee
lures for the ensuing which viii be inferior 10
Terms Of membership to clerk, initiation fee 8, oaa.
terry dues, 80 cents 70 a'rehsn. and Othsf. s. per
suls hTuThAs Recording Secretary
- The Amcrican Veseterias Society viii
hold tn Annual Meeting On Wednesday, SrpIemoer 1850,
10 0 eoer N, Ia the Lecture Room OF The Chinese
Huieum, entrance Georgest shove Eighth, Phladel.
phis fhe public sre invited. Admission free,
A VEGETARIAN FEsTlVAL viii be he'd on the FOL-
lowing day. II he Lecture Room Of the Bible Christian
Church, North Tnirdst, sbo'e franklin Avenue, al )
S.d rowLERs . WELLS, iss and ISL Nassau,
street. Nev.York
WILLIAM METCALFE. Cor. Secretary,
sul5 2ay2gI no 645 North Third g., Phils.
~ O,Reniy,s Telegraph Lines, connecting
Win all sector. Of he United Sla.es General Office, 1871
Broadway Open from In the morning All ii al nigot-
Visitors IN Eer.YorE who secusIome , iransscina
bo,nes, win The O REILLY Lines Ia any section OF the
Urited States will frd u ineiT interest - leave their DIS
patches a. dis ONCE to insure prompt and correet nsn'
mission. Joo
~ WIS and Toupees.-BArcHELoRs eeleora'sd
VIZ Factory ia NJ Walls. where 81 all times can be
fund he arge,t assortment Ia the city. Strangers aud
czeps should call and Judge for themselves before pur'
eh,sing Elsewhere. BATcHELoRs newly INVENT Wigs
obtaired sver medal the Fair CT tho American lssli-
tute. Copy the address. myl5 m"&Fu
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CRENUHAND ENGLISH BOARDING. AND

+ DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIEs-lOl 81
yArIEplsce Eigblnf o. Eew.Yorx- Madame Hix has me
honor Of informing her friends and the public that she nas
removed her establishment TO the spacious dwelling sua
I'd IOl a. Marks place. The house. which Is double, con-
tsirs al he modern improvements such ss BE- u.s. &c
large garden, tho ghborhood OF fompkns sq1se ssve
raj Of stages which pass the door every few minutes
coptloute ere ally 70 comfort and convenience OF SC
cess 90 much to be desired by parents for noi cndIen
Madame Xix 10 assisted 10 al inc various Oranches nee5s
ssrv 10 form sub,sutsl and polite education By me peal
prSfes,or, In the city The School viii reopen on Monds
the ID OF September, 1850 49,. -.
tsbi,bmeut may be- obtained from-Msdsme a0t'u W..
LiyipR,ton Madame Henn w. LiyiugsIoni new ~
dsnhnTgb, Mr. HcKson District Attorney M cYdynloi
Ar Fowler; Mr. Elias Pouyerti M Cha,Iss esn' a.
AZ Fsbreeueites; Mr. GabOuiiEe Mr. B. murray az
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on THE PIANO. FORTE.

yeptsmen, professor Of he Piano familiar win he
Ena.h AID German ian guages, having fow hours uaeli
% a n DESTROYS 10 give lessons on he flanoolIs1
kvy isd,es Terms moderate. Having had sn exienaoa
prsctice enables him give thorough Instruction asa
lender rot only 10 the beginner but aso 10 tns noio
1000 ,cboars mpoftant services, and promses h ~
,Sortest pos,bls time the most desirable rcsi ey s
sonor,nritv he would also Offer 20 all hose VINO &c
n. 90 n,,ch,se good Piano I'm order 10 avoid hsvnE
The advantage OF heml hii services ss ~. !.
,o' via Rrootlyp will receive Immediate attention.
B. Pianos used ss usual prices -
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namovAI..-L. N. sooEs q 90 gsss..s stss
II ssa ises tiooas have renpvej V Ne ohs "a. tves'
s,rs, ~ sis,.y =, Az are receiving .heh NJ suf
riv ~ nusnns Eushryllss.-s fAcss. 0sves s'sssss
~. M y. go, tryt iaoAw'
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CLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH
GCunnT

OPPOSITE Aston PLACE, NETWORK.
FOIGNEf, Principal
THE FALL TERN Of his Institution VIII commence
Il on Monday Sopiember2 Mr. FogneI begs leave TO
rsn bis friends and The public that he has completed nls
Tr,pgenenis for Inc ensuing season, which will AFFORD 70
Is pcrea, ed advantages In the various departments
BoT are received Al any sage OF heir education, aud
iborouRby prepared for college or business Tue pupils
vii be limited 10 pumher ard select
RE Fysscb lapguses 10 spoken 10 the School, and taught
rTee hours daily. The Instruction Is PRACTICAL and tae
NJ Il uD-nR efforts made - render me scnola per-
f-cty Al home In every branch Of sreLch educaucn
10 The English department. eli he studies deemed s'ten
tai 10 a solid polite English education will be p1rsued
10y every advne which any Other classical school In the
cry can ofer. ,,,..- ,os ~,
Cr-ulns may be had n Hesss John hihsn lSs Broad
wsv. DeI1e q Co PsrTow, 5sI Brosd way 80 Fourth
Az r. Dupuy, 6Us Broadway Zoe LOCKWOOD VA bfoad'
wsy; g a III Miller, 6B Broad~s' a. the s:hooFfoOm,
and e. Mr. rs reiiderce, 49, T~elfh-s su-5 5a~ow
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1A. I'D Ih. lInrine Baak Of sus.lo .rs

r'-sred Al ne North RIVER Barn IN me Cy Of New
Yok !. cf one ger cent discO1nt or received a. ne
Kechsries ana Fuuers BGnk, Albany. OF ums
spss GASs0N. Ca her.
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o''''' NoawicH, July 10 lac. ,

ovxte. NoswIcH AID WoscssrsR kAiLnoasse
uooKs FOX sUssCKIPrI0Si . ne r ,,r ,.s
:, nc transfer once, ar Hmwin, frsnsss. Assnt)n
Merchants EIehsnge Hsrfss .as ssa. ssssssSss
viii be closed until the ION Of January next
person. ysU .1s.cO. y !: :S Soss sss d. ss
% Be declared January ns % net, $1,000 sss sss
which embraces four shses OF old s.ocs ol ssss y -
80. ~ Ger e.nt on 4. lrslmen un no u 70 ny ~
sAd in,slnsnn are paid e,.,s N .nd w EsiTssd s~
yls sa GER =, - ----------------
,u.I,,s VEGETABLE sYRUP, for q.
Secure q cSSIss. s sss Il psrss.s asa by.sosy,
hn,he, recent or chronic Also b, ceosrs SUP l
certain euds III acrd poisonous aai ~hlch esuses
49, ,. sl.easss snd hence effect scare VIVA sse5usasst
Soicips. ard es'iss NJ. d. system 10 nss.hy
...,s Also ihe proprssors rresi.e on sssss dssssss
ard on chclsfs ecsslss'sssiI NY Or ss
sac anu ..ssJ sfasis The poor susp led wilhoaich1
NON De following rhysesas ana Others ~
have s..s @ BE be sss S SY s'Sp IL T'nss. q
naax.y NY Alss Cantan. D ieS Houston Of y.
y. W g sT M sfsff Lee. is wui.S.;sT
saz I'm 49,
,cr,CK,. h.ros, given me, ,he sassrrsss win nAss
Nsrpicauoa 10 ,hs tned ssAiss yrsssuy pepstnssss
w.S1s ss,. - s ssiss. 90 .S y =. uss
lssuea 70 ss .sms unss. NE SCI s s,ss Az sss
la4f Wit koa Iae, fat. lc<s .lst ~. 49, ~ ,Esa
t,assna dcllss EACH oil bssEe eais tesrusu - 80
Win iusrsssrtcw v-Srassr issA ssa original
having S''' '''' 81 ''''''ishE Aea vArps.reoA,
ss,sw
nACNss,rs AMP rAKCEls trwssse. 70 S sw
L rss, OF me puilss kipsaea ss5 Inc essaas''" ~
css !. ne ss.' s sS ,i,ss y ssaSscnp 90
"'' Fe.lss fsrrs.. IAs.s's e'sssl Is ws1.. :.
ansliNt,s rsrsf lhcce ssasss from y 70 1870
H~ts smsses, spsluss .nA esl.s ms ss ~ Ala a.
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LADY DESIRES To OBTAIN situation Ia
n Reminary m the State OF Aewfofk She IL vol quail
fled FOR her business having taught for many yeas she
teaches The Harp Plano, Guitar and french sue wooa pc
vnpg 40 bs generally useful in ths school line al
ssed TO Helena aud directed 10 the care OF mo ro'
master. Boston, Mass will be attended TO aus I'm
MISS uAINss respectfully ANNOUNCES nat ner
rs6psDed September y tsecond MoudsYl Circulars may
be obtained Al hessfs DOREAuS NNQNsl sarnef
Nassau and Liberty etc. nr q, Messs rkaNSis.
lNI Professor u nnslc, having steT arrived non ~
r,pe s.g. 10 irorm ladies' and ssusiemen na - !.
ready " Give lessons on No plano and IN snshs o..
civ f.fstsress given Irqurs a 90 Nessyst s'o I'm
Imam. Eals uoya fua,hsasticsL Classical
Sac ! Under tho care ~ Rev. ISAAC PBVAt W. =.
opsn ON mondsy ON sspiembs'.st NJ An'v o. sss' w"
sI'ng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rryuo""""
reopen on Monday, me ~ gay ol ssp s, ra',n,,.a
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IIAnsgNs r.rs. .as ssassss q, ss ss,s y ssssss
49,. 1915 .'ss.ss ',ASrr SEnRicAsoN t~ ssaa~N
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I,N.LIsH, FRENCH AND CL Ia ynpiAa
IxDiEs rbilIsveuDe, Clnon, Staten leland, COZ
aae,ee by Mr. !. o WOODS, Principal, assisted % Mfs
Sood. Misses IA. K q. Errngtou, and o1hef toaehors-
A session will commsnce Sept Sab. For further informa
no, see Prospectus BIO had al Clark, Austin Cos
booirore N Broadway NewYori, and ofths proprietor
n Cllhon. aus H'
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nACMsGEs AND PARCELS mr- ..r..., ~ ~.
II rsn OF 1he bues kipfaom ssS ne eeo""'
" ts,s - ,.s @ w.. rnwAsns. SANFORD CO
Forelsa Espress lAasss's ceeel ~ " ~
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LEWIS HOUSE,
Located near the Railroad station,
BIN0HAMT0N, NY
Keptby
r. KNICKERBOCKER, lsts OF the Syracuse House,
Ia row ready for the reception OF VISITORS solo iIn
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BOARDING.

BOARD on BROADWAF.-A family ard sv
Dsnsie geruemen csD OBTAIN soard Broadway, be-
tween Prince s1d Beecfef STA The house and arrange
menis hsve eesc made with view 70 this purpose Psr~
sons desiring accommodations OF liberal scale regards
table &c vii DO well 10 attend this opp ranty Raj
ereuees exchanged note Of address directed 10 Box lss
Broadway Posi- oGee viii be promptly siiented 10.
snl9 2ws
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02

their s,akes down for resstanes one inch fu,,,.
than they were willing 10 dig their grsves. Nh.
,hs General Government becomes hvs,,Is In m. :.
j,s sction If that cay ever comes. then We so,h, "a
re,is,-ihsrs was where be put his s,skes A.
The admission Of California. he was opposed Ia !,
lust a. he had been opposed 10 the acquisition of N,
country. lie did not want 10 govern Californ,
sOd /, d;d no, wan, California 10 govern HIM ~.
he would be willing now TO vote twenty millon.
Of dollar, 10 Mexico TO take back or to ret nd &C
the whole acquisition. But majority Of Conprs,.
voted for tho acquisition, and " . majority sa,1
nov vote 10 admit California as State they hsr,
clear constitutional righ 10 do a.
"Mr s. read that clause in the constitution which
declares that new States may BE- admitted into tina
Union BY Congress" This power, he said, Ma.
clear. and broad. The admission Of State wa,,
matter Of discretion for Congress- A member
he should exercise his discretion by voting against
h. But If majority. in the exercise Of like an,
erection, should vote for il. they have right to "a
so. and her admission will be no violation Of IN,
constitution, and resistance 10 such measure wous
h. wrong End unjustifiabe in his opinion. If
Convention should be called in this State upon tia,
event. he hoped SUI icient smoant Of wisdom pru
dence and patriotism. would DO found IN il 10 ss,.
the State from being committed TO rssistsnee upsa
such an issue a. that. il would DO wrong. and he
trusted that in the midst sf our difheules We una,
never forge, TO practice the virtue Of keeping in ID,
right
mr.. s. then siudrd 10 the probable CO llison b.
tween Toaas and tho United ststcs if her bound,ty
was not settled. His opinions on the suffice, WEI.
known. he thought IL ros tie deity Of Congnn
TO settle the question. tie wanted 10 sec no collision
between tho State Of Texas and the forces Of ii.
General q Government. Ii. however, Congfnss sAssll
not ssftie il. and the president. wtho"' auihofny
Of Law. should attempt To hold tho county by forc,
against Texas, i would DO tho duty Of the WHO,
South 10 give aid to Texas. This no knew would
be the signal for civil the end whereof no m,n
can soc. but let tho responsibility rest upon tas
heads u those who lawle.sly begin IT,"
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The South ana "PrOteCii Ca"
WHAT NEXT7

Ii The following, which y" I So from the
Charleston Mercury Of The list ILL.,, is no,
the true, uaaduItersted, and real American
protective 81 stem. then we ere no Judges
Il is most sens'bly expressed article, snd
cont aims, IN nutshell the whole doctrine IN
favor Of home industry. We shall soon .x
pect to see South Carolina throw uP her ha',
aud shout Cor tariff Of protection. Ner
Orleans Bulletin.
ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS
ID, no, send abroad or help i YOU have
work TO do, when II can be dore N YOUR own
neighborhood per ps at : sur next door.
Encourage your own honest, intu-'rous,
i4Ihful mechanics. They need all the work
they can get. By such rae you keep
money at home, assis' The worthy. and have
lust as goci work pefrl ed. = The only
way TO make town prosp rt"i. = l. support
your scnoY's and churches. Where thee 5
dlspos,i 10 seud bur lred miles e. ar
ticles that, TO say lie lea.;, cnu,a h" .aHl.
featured as well at your own door, To- q ~
always be a little or no business done II the
place-the churches will be ,hinly attended
and all kinds Of labor extremely DULL
Wherever mechanics are the bes. emp Dyed
prosperity is seen-the social virtues pre-
dominate, travelling n'unlebaG.s and ped
lars retire in disgust, and a kudly, b'o'her
Iy feeling is experienced, when is ne source
OF un-peakable happiness.
Whatever You have TO be dome, look
round and see il your nslghbofs caano' do It
II you have house 10 build or shoe TO tap
harness To n. made, " pun :, be bor d
pack Of business cards to b tinted r
we'll to I've dug, Just look among Jf NJ IN
bors befure YOU undertake 10 ID abroad
and If you have none around YOU capable q
tho task, il vii BE time enough 10 look else
where. II isa We. idea 20 supnose moth
ing is .erviceabla thai is made at rGme. W
kaaw OF many instances where ten have re
fused Ia purchase work made bY tn@- neigh
bors, aud sent 10 d. an cite T. the art
cles iney needed, and paid third more fd
them. when, behold they had been mani
featured and sent away 80 sell b. the yer
neighbnfs ot whom ,rey rrfp-ed 10 pnrshsss
81 Les IL be The motto of all-l efil enrou
age my own neig lb,ts. IL turn you s'il
encouraged also. A Mutual feeling ci goo
will and kindness vii spring W n YOUR mid
aud prosperity will b, ob,efsa5ls II e'o.
street and 10 every Dwelling"
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ob1lUlaauays

Died. at Davidson College. on tho I5lh Ssg's~
Der, JOHN ;. WILLIAMSON. sou Of the Rs,s
Samuel williamson. ID ID. This lovely yna,h ~,
with but few hours warning. removed from Irss
and from all his earthly hopes. by quinscy Il ss's'
he had the hfs. symptom on FRIDAY morning. at
nothing 10 cause alarm until sabbath al ~ v'eissk
aud In l2 hours more. by Inflammation and 'st-
ing OF tie throat respiration was stopped Tie "a
10 the perfect exercise Of h,s and COZ, i'''
Of HI. approaching dsaih. requested The Pfiysn .
bis friend. i've, tefefe lie DEPARTED
lie was l6 years old the 29lh Of last Narel
mcmber OF the Junior Ciss, ~ { orgr, AND ~ hs
generous disposition. manly virtues aud high 80"
Of moral reettadr. had secured the love and s,ra
Of large circle Of friends.
As ION and q brother he WIS dniifnl and snt
mods., aud retiring 10 his manner. but tender 'a'
ardrrt ia his affections. tie pes.es.ed in an '''-
nsot degree that charity which epvieih not le'a'
eth no evil and rcloiceth not in inqohy bu ''l@S
eth in the nth The young as veil as Ou's'
should regard tho adaiouitIon OF Tho Rodeeme', D
70 ready alec, for at such hour as " thlps s''
the Son Of Man cotneth - Communicated.
Departed this life, on Ito Oath ulimo a, l,'S
son College MARY JOSEPHINE DlNhis
10 the nh year Of her age. .hs youngest dsasA''"
Mr. Lewis and Mrs D,nkins.
In the sudden death OF this sweet child, P'''''
and o'hc's are reminded by the solemn pO'','Sss,
Of God that the days If MN arc as gris-'na 'Ha
tho most lovely flower that blooms 10 speed! :.
down and ~i,hets away. How true 10 u 'h''
know not what day may bring forth. Ih' y.
was at school on Wednesday. returned home !" w
evening unwoll, and was a corpse on sala''i'
When the hearts Of parents arc made 10 bleed =
cry poro. tho words or Jesus minister the e'p
comfort, suffer the little children TO cone -.
mo. and forbid them not; for Of sud- slhs -
dom Of Cod ConnuHieaN.
! Charlotte, Oct l. tE51
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fee. stating that an express had just arrived
bringing the intelligence ,hs, Sacramento
civ had been reduced to aches, and the squs''
ter, wers receiving reinforccmen's Of me"
from the mines. a.
This information was derived from Mr.
No,cross. one Of the editors Of tho Psc,hc
News. v no was passenger by the Csfol'ns'
We are Of course unable to say ~hs' 'e,.ance
is to be- placed upon the CORRECTNESS, o. ,n's
Intelligence. tu, Mr.. No'cro's doubtless haa
confidence in its accuracy, or he would no'
have communicated it. BY the extract from
the Alta California given above, 1t viii Dc
noticed that later sdsices were expected a.
San Francisco by the Gold Hunter, on ,hs
dsy Of The departure Of the steamer Tor ra'
ma ma, and that news may have arrived ~
season for transmission through that source.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
MR.. STEPHENS, OF GEORGIA.

We have a strong sign ~ the resolutions
Of Southern Rights meeting in Warren
county, Georges. aud in speech made oil
the same meeting by Mr.. A. II. Stephens, a
member of Congress from iha, State. O,e
o! the resolutions adopted is 10 these words ::
Rssolu,d. Tbs, when the people Of any Of tho
Territories Of tho United States form constitution
for State Government. and apply 10 Congress for
admission into tho Uaion as state. Il 10 = matter
Of discretion for Congress 10 admit them or q t
provided their constitution OF the United States.
has The distinct aud clear power TO admit now Statns
into The Union And, while opposed TO thu
admission Of California as a State, for many req.
sons. which need not be- enumerated here, yet ns
do not b.lieue TINT her adhnission Uould be riota
ton Of The constitution"
The view here taken was enforced by Mr..
Stephens, is a speech which is highly CON.
mended IN the official repor, Of tho proceed.
Ings. Speaking Of the Cal,forn,s, the Utah,
the Texas, aud the New Mexico bills. which
had then just passed the Senate, Mr.. Ste.
phens SAID
! 81 he question then arose whether, if this series
OF measures should pass as they now stand the
South ought to resist lie thought not lie should
speak plainly TO them. lie had lately spoken plain.
" and distinctly to the North in Tho House-hs
had told them that he should be for resisting any
act Of tho General Government which assumed 4
hostile or aggressive attitude towards tho property
or institutions Of tho south-he would repeat tho
same to ths people Of Georgia Ito put the question
of resis'ancc upon principle he did not think il q
sufficient csnso for revolution that this Government
should not mee out 10 us all tia justice We may bs
entitled to. But when the Government shows II
sell 10 be our enemy. then !, should 10 ovsrthrown
Tho people oaght 10 examine these pfinciplss and
keep Themselves on correct grounds aud never pu,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
HEAVY FAILURE.

The Alta Cahiurn,s Of the IAN Of August
saws: +" the s,oppage Of Barton LIE, for the
heavy sun OF one million Que hundred thou.
sand dollars, in Sacrament" city. has produ.
cel no little excitement both in that city
and our own. Mr.. Lee had bern carrying
on business on q most extensive scale He
has assigned over all his property to Mes-rs
L. F. Gillespie. z. J. c. Even, and Dr..
Mackenzie. Those gentlemen do no, sx
press the slightest fear but that be will be a
bic 10 meet all bis Liabilities.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
7tIegrnPhed for The Biiiimore Sun.
PIrrsBuRG, Sept. "a

There is some excitement here among tho
cnlored people, owing to the passage by Con
gress oithe fugitive slave bill, and The pow.
or i, gives 20 the slave owner To enter til.
free States and take possession Of his funa
way property wherever he fnds II. Many
Of them are preparing TO leave Tor Canad, IA
order to escape from those tina, they expeel
will soon be ~ pursui, Of them. On Saor.
day, q large number Of them lef, the city.
and somn Of The first hotels are len bare Of
servants by this sudden movement. Many
have gone Who we're never suspected oi be.
ing fus,ii,cs until the passage Of this bill, sod
many others are preparing 10 Jo'n IN the SEQ.
ersl stampede.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
RHETT AND the YANKEES.

The Honorable Mr.. Rh.u, of South Caro-.
lima, recently said IN q public speech, a" You
may hang up a dime in Hell, and a Yankee
will plunge IN after il -
We do not believe that Mr.. Rhett crer es
.'mae.s Yankse's love of money IN this elias.
SIC language, but ~e think tho rebuke come,
with an III erace from Robsr, BdrnrtH Smuh
Of South Carolina, Nh, some few years since
changed his name from Smith TO Rhea-
merely to enable him TO inherit, a large for.
tune Neither q Yapkte, an Eishmun, n
Chinese, . Mexican, the D.eh or the d.
could show greater love VI money than TIL.
-Iennesset Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-02
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, Sept. -.
We have received late sdvices here from
Texas. I, appears tina, the Governor Of
tina, Stats hiss vetoed tho b'li requiring him
to submit to The popular vote the proposition
from the General Government regarding
purchase Of territory. The Governors veto
has been sustained by The House. and the
bill is consequently iosi.
The Legislature II Texas having go'
through urh the business before II, has nd
l,urned until the third Monday IN November
next.