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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
WASHINGTON, Ma

w. ft}f III fitjrl
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
rrfsaa u WASHINGTON, Marc -.
A naval court Of inquiry, Composed
of commanders Morris, Shubrick, ard
Capall, has been ordered to assemble
at Annapolis, Md, in order to investigate
the capture of the town Of Alvarado by
Lieut.. Hunter, during the war with
Mexico
The Legislature of Virginia adjourned
on Friday night.
4t Harrisburgh, Marc %.
A bill to divorce Edwin Forrest and
Catharinc, his wife, has passed through
the committee of the whole of tn Penn
sylyania legislature.
ST. LOUIS, MARI u.
Flour steady-S5,37 $500; choice,
Sc, 90 So, 25; Wheat, SI,1S 81 %;
Corn, "A as cts. Oats, IA 45 cts,
sacks included; Barley, prime, SLOT a
Ito.
Pork, better. demand; mess S., 81;
prime, Sc, 25; Lard actiye-Nc /, 5
cts. in kegs.
Ledu, icf, %, u0ClihibS.
eN~ The guiilotme, though in general
a very convenient machine, is liable To
this serious objection, namely, that the
deca plated head is of little, if any further
use to the wearer.
s~ Gifts, however graciously be-
slowed, become burthens to such as caG-
not afford to receive them. The newly
elected German Baron, associated With
our early lessons, in Burghs Art Of
/ Speaking, acted wisely. when he desired
the Prince to take back the title, or give
him the means of supporting it. | should
like to read page or two of the secret
history of ali the presentation punch
bowls, vases. pitchers, SC. Could We
give them utterance, how eloquent somo
of them would be? What earnest col
loquies between poverty and pride.
e. There is great effort made in
France, just now, to bring " tAe diff
cult question Of divorce, and take i'd
vantage of the agitation of the time, 10
remodel the yoke Of matrimony
~ Hanging has, for a strong objec-
ton, that one is kept too long in d safe
of suspense.
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~ A Clergyman, praying at camp
meeting in most feivent manner for the
power of the devil to be curtailed,
Jealous old negro loudly exclaimed:
"Amen! yes, bless the Lor, cut he tail
smack smooye OFF,
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the capitol to-day, by the allowance, by
the Cabinet, Of an old CoIonia. claim
amounting 10 100000.
4 Mr.. McCiernand, of Illinois, is about
to introduce new plan OF compromise
on the slavery question.
His plan embraces the admission Of
California as q State, and prov dos sor
the establishment Of Government n the
Territories. JU ~ la
The Free Soilers haze already an
nounced their intention to oppose i and
win insist on separating the admission Of
California from the organization Ct
Territorial Government OF New Mex
ico -. ID .ssr ..-
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Congress.
WASHINGTON, March %.

In the Senate, Mr.. Clemens present.
ed petition from the citizens of Ala
bama, praying that the blessings of sla-
very may be extended to every State in
the Union.
MIR. FOote moved that bill organi-
zng the Territorial Governments of
California and New Mexico be taken I'D.
for the purpose of making it special
order for an early day. A most exciting
passage between Mr.. Foote and Mr.
Benton ensued
MIR. Benton, as the friend of Califar-
MIA, gave notice to those who desire her
admission, that they must now stand by
her. California was entitled to con-
sideration of the Senate, and her right
was not to be postponed.
Mr.. + cote replied with warm, and in
dulged in personal attack upon Mr..
Benton, impugning the motives of his
action, and intimating that his new born
friendship for California was not for the
sake of her people, but because Of the
presence here of her Senator, whose ad-
mission, to back him up and sustain him
in the Senate, he was looking for with
most feverish anxiety; he also contend
ed that the California question had no
precedence by right sat
Mr.. Benton. 81 believe this is the
American Senate. | believe by the laws
of the Senate and the rules of decorum.
personalities and attacks upon motives
are forbidden. The attacks which have
been made upon my motives are false
and cowardly." -
Mr. Foote, after some preliminary re-
marks, replied to the charge of cowar-
dice, apd said: 81 feel bound to say now,
when the Senator fails to remove certain
stains on his escutcheon, of which !
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restoration & preservation of the
HN Va z EIe
BY N. WISE & SON, of Virginia.
~ C3arGlo


wG WISE & son, finding it alogethe impcssi.
WE. bic TO attend personally TO tho great numhe,
of daily sPpicuons frcm all sections of The Union fnt
their Remedy Tor Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary 10 appoipt
GeHs'al Ifareiing Agent, 10 visit different cities
and towns Throughout the United States, vesting him
With authority 10 appoint sub agents, use and verd
The Hair Tonic. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and to put them into The hands sf those be NAV ar
pon, t. operate wherever sufficient number Of pa.
ients in any town ghborhood shall be ebtaine1
Capt. GEORG L CALVERT. of Fauquier county
Va, is atone authorized 10 act as Geners | TRAVELLING
Agent, with the powers above indicated
Capt. G. may be expected to visit. as spceSiIv nc
practicable the principal cities aid towns of he t.
uion.
n. o. Capt. Calvert will aways have ON hard !
full supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which clean...
The head OF dandruff, strengthens and invipo st..
he hair, and prevents II, also, from falling Cti) o.
ne region OF country most contiguous TO his orc
,ons, or II may always be obtained, at wIoIe4ss.
md forwarded 10 any part ofths Union, hy adde's
nc the proprietots, ". WISE & son, Rich j.
Va
lj-Price So per dozen cash. Six bottles fc, e.
'r one dollar single BEETLE,
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Sketches of yor;h.Carolisaa.
BtAllEs FopD Lincoln Co. n. C.

BtAIlEs fonD Lincoln ca. n. C.
Octoi or % 1850
G WORK will b. published by the undersigned
IA this spring entitled above, giving an &C.
curate account Of each ceUnty in our Stale in alpha
betlea order, the derivation al us name date Of for
nation, is Colonial snd Revolutionary History. a
Biography Of It's distinguished c,izens al accurate
Inst 81 ITS representation in each brrnch d the Gen.
eral Assembly, lis Towns, Rivers, Population, Re
sources, Products aud Fopoaraphy
The undersigned has ter aany years beer collect
ing end csndensing Tie material for this work, Tie
s5obg as Of our own state have been carefully
lie has prccues IRON the flee o he Board of T. AIDE
and PiantAliaus in London many valuable Gocufonts
Rare aud vZiusele wufAs have been purchased from
abroad, touching lie eulg history oil our State, and
each county which have ntver s"cn The light lie
has been kindly sid-d ay gentlemen in different see.
tons by copies o. Criginsl documents, aud aithul
traditional statements, highly important and inter-
eslirg.
lie does not aspire 10 the position or the Historian,
bui hopes FROM rccards ard satisfied facts 10 A,rd
material. to oth.r sr hanis Tor this u asing
and = bJrious du'y. This otk, it is hcpcd " Il
be usotrl rcoa reference 10 the statesman aud
scholar, and man o. business or leisure. Occasion
al extracts have been pe-l,shed in he Standard and
other parers Of thls STATE, over the signature Of
"Tactus."
The Hosiery Of Nsfth Carglina is vet TO be writ
ten The remark which ore 81 the attest h is,orians
Of he age, Bancroft has been compelled 10 make,
that so carlsssy has tbs history Of North Carcll.
IA been Written that the name, MERITS ard end Of
The first Governor is not krown," is rtt elton On.
US. An examination OF The eail history Of the
counties of North Carolina shows a record of the
nuresL patriotism and indonitalle courage This
record Is noe covered by tic dust ef eye, and un.
knewn By nc. e, Il is lebt which The present
. 81.
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TO Rent,


nucRLESpuRe Gopt Z.
Court n plesr as3 lSsefer Sss.soas, Ocfo.
Der fsrn. 1850.
WIN " Gficr
q. Attachment.
Tbasas +. Porter.
ls,,sd in The hiads Of james " Msr.hail Wa. 4.
l.. Darn, John Love. vm. iipp, JOssph
T. Love aid o'hers. aud iiep sum.
moned az Gsrnlshse.
Appearing 10 ite sals'aciioa oi The Court, that
the de'erdan, hath feaa.sej bssond the inlts
N tbe st,ie hs fk1,fole Osdr,sd ny tLe Court that
rubicatlsn b, made sK wetks ~ tho Chsfotle Jour
.a ti..t aslsss ssis dsicBeasl appsar q, the nett
aor O Plcss and Quarter Sessions 10 te held ios
Ne c-unty Of No kic'bus at the toun House ia
a,lslte. % the th Monday IN JanBsfy next. snd
ksn snd here plead 0, triple y. Judgement BY Dr..
hsh . AZ BE- entered against hia,.
wnness B,ay oaies, ciefk 81 sid Cenr, al OF
b.. the IN uoatsy 10 oc,aber. 1850
BOArEs CCc.
Pruist's Zoe 81. -
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CsyARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.
J u. BOY D.
Eftg

FENilE Exercises Of this Institution commenced on
the ID h instant. Miss 5. +. DAVIDSON take
charge of the lRsutulien both Principal and Su.
periniendsni. Competent assistants have also been
engaged.
The Buildings have been put in comfortable re.
pair, and viii be occupied by the Teachers, witl,
whom Boarding can be had in The Academy ii desr.
ed. al eight dollars per month.
The Terms OF tuition will be nearly tie same as
asst session of twenty enc weeks, W.
lst Class Children, Sc co
ID The first principals Of aritlme
tic, Eng lish Grammar Geography, &c. 10 co
81 All The higher branches of
liberal education Is 20
Fuel and Contingencies, l. 20
Extra Charges.
French, so 90
Mus nm the Piano, 20 90
U-e Of instrument, 5 90
Guitar, 90 90
Drawing, Oh
Monochromalie and Printing. so
TIE TRUSTEHS
CRuiofs October 1850. 4ifA
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Nrw OkLEANs, March, 1850.

Ntw ORLEANS, March, 1850.
Al the request Of John F. Cowau, ESQ. Of York
Vile, Team have ex mined his pamp let in r Ter
ct &C 10 the qualities and efficacy OF lbs Vegetable
Ii hontriplic in which | dud certificates from the
tIiowing parsons, via: DIR, T. Bcne. nr, II. Y.
Bone, Er Parks, DR. A S Underwood, JOS Gar.
wood Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Folk Parker,
T. a. Phil Claiborne, Eq l. Gilckrist, B Or wfrrd,
Esl, Dr. B flinson, J A W Hess, 5. Williams ESQ.
Geo Miller, B f Holmes john B Wright, Jas l.
lsaldrdge Esq. Robt llolnes J Alsca, T !. Ham
i!ton. Minton. Thomas Cooper, Res S Thomas
VIM II Miller DR.. N | Hess, John II D4y ESQ,
Million Brow n, NJ c, Rev ] W Needham, Rev john
NJ Greer, McCorSla, Col Edwin S5arh w Da
wilson, DR. Jetlon, ESQ Peter l..Dozlcr certify
tina, am personally acquainted with all the forge,
ing persons far the greatest numbtr Of whom ! /
have known Tor mere shan Is years-aud that they 1
are, without eycsption men OF the highest res pons
bility and Of unImpeschable veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan fer many years, and from his I
high character man OF inies rity, the public NAV
be fully assured Of the gsnuineness of The signatures
10 all the certificates Contained in the pamphlet
JOHN w. CROCKE1T. |
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COWAN'S
Vegetable H.islaOnsvip;ic,

4 safe and cefIn yemedy for Grovei, or Stone in The
bladder for arrangement Of The KidH1s and
triRaiy Organs end all kindred diseases.
'ENlllS inva'uallc Medicine TO tile world w.ulI
a be blessing, if The afflicted could enly ever.
come their rrj0dices enough ~ nv it. Gail at hr
J. F. G lm,r's Drag Store in Charlotte and see
pamphlet containing UNI recedeniod evidence OF the
utility of this Invaluable vegetable pre- par ,tlcn.
JOHN C0WAN,
Yorkyill., Tenn.
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afaie Of NORTH Carolina,
xicKLrNBpRe COUNTY.
'sarf Of Pleas and Qsnr'er Sessions, Oefo
Der Term, 1850.

re- ilsthmtht
TAanss I. Porter
Lesitd IN the hslds Of Davi. { ilsY1t' and hun
summarized as Gataisbee.
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that
The defendant Ia fomasrd beyond The limits Of
y Safe I Is fL,r fsr, o,dtrtd tg ne Court thei
ss!les'ian nc nede st weeks in tho Charlotte Jour
y, that aalsss ssid defendant appear al tho hes'
'aa d picss and q nftcr = ssiaHs, u b. held ~
h county OF Mccktc burg, st the Canri u use Ia
fs,hc,ie, on he ih Moodsy IN January nshi, sHd
no and there plead or fepl.vy, judgment b. DE-
Iti viii nc euisred against him
wrpc<s Rrsiy Oates, CLERK of sad Coufi, At Of.
h, the 4 n Monaay Ia q .tobef. lsS0
BoATEs, C.cC.
PHatct's fec. sss. =
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bFr iU6, sou.
Nilsson wallace
ss Attachment
Jim w. Ml'ef
,vled on the crop o Corn and Cotton, m the rl4n
siisu. on which The defendant iotmeiy rsSd d.
also. on some Hay, oais, Gearing, sc, g.
srpeaiing 10 the sstisfsu;irn OF the Court. 'h.
, the defendaa, bath rrroved hoyood ihf intis O
ts'ste, ia therefore Orltred ny ihe Court, that
EasHaiios be msdrsIS weeks 10 tho Ghsrrtle Jour.
fas hat uaiess sald defendant appear at the neti
oan o. Pleas and q after Sessien', 10 BE held lor
a' saanfy Of Msckicnhufg. at the Court tiouse In
"iio'ie, on the 4ih Monday IN J .nuafy next, and
''n and there plead Of replevy, 'dsment By de.
|sah sill Dc entered against him.
Witness, hrsly Oates Clerk o. snih Court, at Of.
:, The fsh MVadsy Ia October i.50
B. OATES. c &C.
fda,st's f.e,s's IS
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state Of .sorth- Cnroiiaa,

Cart If Pleas and Qsarisr Sessions, Oeio
her Terra, 1850.
S'''' y. Hart ,a.,,m..,
fAsmas T Parter.\
lgi,s a ihs h,rds sr Jams n. Nsrshsl. WA. 4
L.osen.. J.hr Love. Vim. n. tlpp.Jossph
L. Love and Others. and them sun.
mened as Gsruishee.
4 appearing To Tho sailslac, Of The Court, that
j the eei,ndant hath renewed beyond the limits 81
'e state. II 10 nes,fon Oraerea Ly me Cont, hat
|.siiealIoa BE- made sr We Is IN the Charlotte Jour
b. that On ca said defendant spear a, the ns Il
eah Of Pbas and q raiier Sessions, 10 b. held { :
% eaanfy Of Merkrrbpfg al the Court. House IN
A,rs',e on The An N ussY 10 January mex, aud
30 I'D there plead or ftpevy ladgnt nj By d.
ial siil be entered sgainsi huq.
Nino-s. Ersiy Dates. Clcth Of sstd Court. al OF.
as tae I b Monday IN Oct sef, 1854.
OATES, Gee.
Pnnisi's fee 50 IS
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CHARLOTTE
MALE ACADEMY

an HE Exercises Of this Institution will be resum.
~ ed on Tuesday, the lst day of October next,
which will be the commencement OF The session.
Terms per session of Fipe Months:
First Glass, s. 90
Second do 10 20
Languages, Is 90
Contingent Fee, IS
Students will be charged from day orenrance, and
no deduction tor lost time during the session.
j w HARRINGTON, Principal.
Chnrlnffr Sct ~ lS50 4ltf
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MEtkLENsuHG COUNTY.
'@rt Of Pleas and Q.arf,r Sessions, Ocfo'
her Terra, $50.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Crescent City arrived at New York
yesterday morning, bringing advices from San
Francisco to the 18th Of September. She brings
342 passengers, among whom there is estimated to
be about one million dollars worth of gold dust.
No Of cholera had occurred at Chages for the two
previous weeks. Panama was also very healthy.
The following passengers board the Crescent City
died on the passage between Chages and New York, viz
John W. Haskl of Boston Edward Cuthbert, Of NewberD,
N. c.. Samuel Strickland Rodman, of New York Johr
Houghton, of Windsor, Vermont.
Mayor BreELow, of Sacramento city, since the amputa-
ton Of his ARM rendered necessary from the wound received
at the riot is fast recovering
Every thing quiet in Sacramento City, and there
apprehension of further disturbance.
The business at the mines generally prosperous. Al
the northern mines and along Nelson's creek miners
averaging fully half per day. From the south branch
and the north fork of Feather river the miners also
making handsome returns for their labor.
Rich and very productive dry dggngs have been discovered
between Nelson's creek and the mouth of Dutch creek which
empty into the Sacramento.
Henry M. Nsgle, an extensive banker has failed for
very large amount This caused all the banking
houses but they have held out with the exception Of the
one mentioned
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19

WINs-MAKISe IN Observation-Disclosures brought ont
at the dinner Of the Horticultural Society Of ST. Louis gives
us higher estimate Of the progress made in wine in
Missouri than we had any idea Of It appears that at Her
mann alone, small German village in Gasconade county,
on the Missouri river there are four hundred in vines
All around Hermann are hills and nothing bu. his-the
village being built in the only plain to be found These hills
covered and crowned by fresh and uxurant young vine
yards and from them will be produced this year from hirty
to forty thousand gallons Of wne which sold at the press
at from 81 TO $3.50 per gallon The business of wine-mak
ing at Hermann already carried under that division Of
labor necessary for the attainment Of the greatest success
There three classes altogether distinct engaged in
the the wnepesser and the wine merchant
The day is not Distant says the ST. Louis In,ellgence
"when State will be distinguished for her grapes and
wines for her hemp tobacco and other heavier products
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19

LosISG INFAST.-"Those who have lost infant
it without infant child The other children
grow to manhood and womanhood, and suffer all the
changes Of mortality but this aoEe is rendered i'm
mortal child for death has arrested it with his kindly harsh
ness, and blessed it into eternal image Of youth and
innocence" 8.a
We know who the author Of the above thought, but
il is beautiful is Many mother, who has wept
n passionate agony dead babe has lived TO love the
memory Of the lost better than she loves the
We speak Of the unhappy instances where those
whom death has spared grow be the pain Of parents
sence but Of the frequent where the ties Of gra
ude strong in childhood, gradually become weakened by
absence where the mother almost forgotten by the child
where the babe grows up into the sernheaed and emotion
less On such occasions the parent scarcely realize
that the sen selfish who stands before her the babe
she danded her arms and who then smiled gratefully upon
her, and she may well recall she often Does the infant
who died. and who still is to her the pratng happy babe
Thus, in sorrow, there is consolation We Law the
child in the tomb and weep tears Of agony do
forget wba! temptations It, escapes what changes pre-
served from. Nor this ALL We doub, il there is mother
living who does not love best think her children as pure
and holy infants than full grown even though hon
may thken around them and thousands call them great
(Ezchange paper.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
FROM HAVANA.

Accounts from Havana to the 9Th instant represent that
much excitement exists there account Of Of another
invasion The soldiers sleep their and the officers
vigsnt and active. The navy war-seamers out
every day, and there every preparation and readiness
give the expected invaders reception. letter sug
gests-
Tha the true cause, probably, Of the vigilance Of the
regular army and navy has arisen from the proceedings Of
the last few days. The Island has been in state Of siege
since the Lopez expedition This has been raised, and the
militia disbsnded. They called upon TO give up the
they had received from the Government and, not
mediaey obeyng officer and proceeded the houses
of the volunteers and took all the they could find This
has enaged Of the old Spansds who volunteered to
put down the Lopez party, since they now find the Govern
men fears 10 entust them with for its security and
preservation. At oil events, the political horizon of Cuba
bears gloomy and porentous appearance 1t be hoped
that in few days this sad Of affairs will o-when
the idea Of immediate invasion will explode and the people
find that the report all humbug, got up by some
greedy pecuaor who anxious 10 buy shipping at reduced