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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-03
S-no1Dd9

At her res depee in this coun y. on The 2sth
uliimo. Mrs. Susspnah Smart. In the ooh year Of
her age.
II would be Impossible in brief obituary Io.ieo
TO do ample justice TO tie merit and worth Of tho
dsces.ed. She pOsses scd strong. goross and &C.
tive intellect and diligently improved every oppor.
,uniiy of acquiring useful know edge. She enjoy.
ed the sOe ETY. of her aeqaain.auees and friends and
rendered herssf assssabls aud entertaining both to
the yeung aud aged. iisr house ~ss well known
for grea, blindness and hospitality Bereayed Of her
husband and chdren. she lived a number Of ysMs
solitary and alone. Many ladies similarly situated
would have experienced little comfort and enjoy.
men, Bu, she. expressing fondness for reading.
employed her tas IN perusing tho bes, work On re-
h.ious subjects. Ia her sentiments she was esl,i
ni,,ie. and member Of the Prsby,eriin church.
She synesd a lively interest Ia ns growth and
prosperity. shs deeply iamsn,sd the a:i,h.lks
apathy which reigas in diffsren, parts Of our Union
Daring her las, illness she gAvs evidence In her
conversation. a. che had doae by her liie that her
religions views were calm and settlsd. and her hop1
10 She merit ef the gracious Redeemer was firm
and s,e-sfas anchor 10 Ter soul. The wti,sr die
,nesly reeoleeis her clear aud s,rong expires,
sons or genuine confidence ~ Christ. But he,
walk and life proved tha, she va. q sincere and
true Believer She Sc. tered blessing. srooad her
path. She eheer'ully rendered assistance wherever
there was need TO supply, serres TO sooks OF dis.
uess 10 relieve She bs, passed away from the
scenes Of earth Her character and example .,,ll
remsia. Let no, Ter frishds sorrow sstho Who
have hope, ba. rather believe that their los. Of
her influence ard kiudasss 10 her everlasting gaia
DsAih has msrsrv opened to her the deer Of hsay
en-. Let each eadeavof to folow hsr in faith and
coed works 90 tina, xhsn va shall have 6nishtc
cur career on sar,h. us msy close our eyes a.
Pesesasly aid a. full prospects, Of eternal ns, a.
A she did sc. z.
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STATE ELECTIONS,

The psli,ical compexon of each State
north 10 nov pretty certain.
Mes York. Pennsy lvsnia, Ohio, lad'ana,
Mich,gsn, have spoken in direct terms IN ia
vor Of free soil Democracy and Massachusetts,
Vernon, snd 10 fac, every other northern
State 10 highly impregna,sd With Abohuonlsm'
We new have very good grounds to doub'
he Unon strength north and were direct
issue made in favor Of repeating or continuing
the Fugitive lag se are Of .be opinion, ,ba
every northern State a, The present time woulc
decide 10 favor OF i's repeal, by large msj ri
tv end yet our good Democratic bre;hreT
South, claim these reren. victories FOR temoc
( raey.
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CONGRESS-,

Assemblies in " ashiug,on on Monday next
We presume 4 Speaker OF the House viii &c
chosen without d .ificul,v. Messrs. Boyd Of
Kentucky. and D. sney Of Ohio, have bsen pro-
miaenily mentioned in connection Nth the
post. The Slavery question will. OF course
be lufgsd ia,o The Na'iou'' Councils. II
would bs a lame concern indeed without this
bue.bco. The Compromise ~ill be untouched
and wholesome Legislation neglected for The
sdrie, syecuia,ions, ard arrangements Tor the
grand Presiden,ial campaign which - hasten
ing on. We do no. anticipate many enact
pen,s of extended bentf it to the country, al
tho proceedings will be Of much interest
Perhaps the let alone policy is ias best tina
could be adopted under the circumstances.
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A downsast editor Ia, got such cod IN
his head that the water freezes on his face
when he undertakes 10 wash II.
A singular accident happened at New York
on Thursday afternoon as follows: A boy
called at store, caps, aud on the sIorekeep.
er refusing 10 bny them, sup osing them
worthless. tho boy offered to try them, md
lad Two OF three upon The sidewalk, took a
Dick aud struck at them, but Accidentally biz
me corner Of the bag. aud in an inslsn, Inc
whole lot exploded. The boy who ,Ged the
caps was seriously hurt, also the IA her Of the
shoPkeePef their faces and bodies were per
iotsied IN many places by the caps. Tive
ADDE'S who we're passing o, the time were al
80 Considerably injured. The explosion wal
so heavy as 10 break many windows in ihs
neighberhood.
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10 New York few days az, three Ger
mans employed N shop set up target 10
me YARD IN the rear Of their premises. and
fred at il. The first ba passed hrous h the
fence. and entered the kitchen Of Mr.. John
Benel's residence. passing through the doors
and spending its force against tn. side Of the
buildiog. Mr.. Benton was al dinner with
he family, and vent out, bis boy with him,
to stop tbs shooting. While investigating
where il came from, the second bali was
fred, which also perforated The dividing
fence, passed through Mr.. Ben'on's right
high, maiila,ing his hand, and otherwise 10.
iur,ne him. The ball struck the bI,'s side,
but its force beng spent. oo'y bruised him.
The parties we're arrested and held 10 bail
fer trail. Nations inielligencer.
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Tn. American pfoPls seen teiapsng INTO
he cond .tIcn Of busy body, who !Dtes TO
meddIe 10 her meu's niitrfs. Psrsnrs et
ia' ae ell know, very eu.lous about theH
ns,phbot. ati,us and sometimes volunteering
iotskea trouble .ome csfn respecting ihem.
: ich mea rarely hell ano her much bu' ihsy
.re certsin TO i,iute themselves b, neg ectlog
,he,to Dan hu.lness We not desy the right
Of the Untet States to look Il et tue Welfare
Of obef conmunl.iss aud - TO lu.eriete, b.
counsel, eDcouf agrment, ard "reminiscences u
neel be. But really cue ~ou suppose that
tEey have 50 large family OF ihc, oen 10
care Tor =. 10 leave them lItil lime snd meso-
10 Le.ios o, strangers. Ye, no every da,
bphod one Eropesn solJ~ci Of excitement
after another epgrosslng our attention, JUS
AZ If we we're not three or four thousand mile.
s,uuter from the pieces OF Iheu ofGin. Al
Engh hmsa rsma ksd me other day that b,
cou'd pc u,e tho Times IN some OF The paper,
nj Nov York slmost as well as By taking .
at hl. house IN l. ,ndon
But We are not going into tie question o
tho missionary genius o cur country OF OF II
intervention in The political operations oil ih'
old world. All this, 10 a CERTAIN extent, u
expedient as veil a, right. But We insis
upon tho beauty OF Withdrawing our eyes ffou
a perpetual observation Of their ln,fIsnes
,heir conspracies and histories. which, ATE
oil. We can bu, impeffsciiy understand, ant
| filing II vn the policy OF our own laud, whiel
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THE NEXT CONGRESS will not be deficient,
in colors.-By a casual garce at the Isl Ct
members we noticed that there w,l be Gray,
Green, and Brown, and q smart sp inkling OF
Whi'e.
A.. to buildings, Kenucky contributes
Wood, Stone, Clay, and Mason.
Various pu SD sare reaiesen;sd-a Miller,
Fowler, Taylor, Ha'pAr, Hunter, Cartier,
Fuller, Chsndef, and Miner. The Senate
has its Cooper, Sal h, Miller, Hunter, and
Mason.
New York furnishes Brooks, Wells. esd
Stow, and New II mpshIre, Hale.
With reg .rd to dunk ,bIss, Virginia gives
US Meade, and Missouri sends us por'er. As
20 edibles. New York contributes Fish, and
low. Hem.
FIR muse. we have tso Bells and a
Campbeii aud although The members are 10
rep essen, sovere'gns, in the Senate will be
found X ag. a1d 10 the House two Kings
aod a McQaeen. N addition TO Gentry and
/ Gaylord. There is a strange mixture, TO
/ Tennessee throws IL Ssvsg-. and Norit
/ Ca olin, an OitIiw 10 the House and Bldge
10 The Senate.
( There sre diffeien, kinds Of men, VIZ
mon Jun. Chapman, Horace Mann, Ptnn'
man, Rodman NJ. Price, and Chegm1n.
i The Sanate numbers among lis member
Morehsad and Foot, perhaps two F'uof'; III
one from Vertnoat he other FROM Mississippi
These are among the charseterIst,cs o. IN
next Congress Gs 10 nsm.a- Republic.
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The WINCHESTER TRAGEDY Inc WIN
chester, Va Republican, ti the On in'ian''
has The following account oil The laie 'e't'o'e
al Viz in lha, place:
|, is our painful duty TO record one u 'ne
mon distressing occurrences that has ever Ia
ken place in our community. "a ffioay
evening, abou, nine clock tina, portion o. our
town 10 the vicinity OF Cork sud Lonaon
streets, was di.,urled by The report oil NE
arms. and other dsmo1s,ratons oil fioious
conduc, be, i. cen Joseph p Fiemi.ter, mao
by the name of Tot. aud Mr .Na,ban'ei Mui.
hkin, which flslly ended IN the death oi The
latter. For the information OF our readers,
se append the following evidence, ~ elected
before he Coroner. jlty:
That after Fisms,er had coah'dsd Tor,
his father IN la~ took hlm away, sud all rs.
quite. A short time uner a number OF per
soas hsd collected on the coma, aud F'em's
ter was called over from his fathers b. q man
named MAJ uaag Wsca he cam5 over, The
deceased VINO had a cane II hrs hand, raised
the sick ovef his head aud asked ti"mls'et Il
he could take tina, sick away fran hin aud
break 1, as he had done one short time b.
fore. Fiemisier then sad. Are you ready
for NE 7" Mulhken repled, " d3a'' come too
near to me- Flem,s,er sad, Il must get
rssdy TOO " ard pu, his hand into HI. pocket,
as witnesses supposed. 10 gsl pistol, aud then
rushed upon Auili%ca ard 20, no OF the shek,
and sctfil, ensutd 10 shich Mu''ikin VAS
lhroxu d1an and Fcmls'er stopped ovet HIN.
; Mull ku's son ~ho vas present. ran to the
( b,kshcuse sbd got musksi. shlch II wsssa.
ted h,s father hsd loaded 10 shoe, some person
or persons ~ho had been Stealing his ~ood,
/, and returning imm,dlse', and iad'ag his Ia
{ Their .li upan the gfeu5d, AID fiems'e over
/. hin, ne G ed The muskst a. ~ss supposed o.
, Fienisl.r, and shot his lslhef IN the postetioi
part OF the ih'eh, carving away pafleI lbs
| muscles, and ssvefIns enc OF loo sr'eHes--
Al the time be hed his fsihef's knee val
{ raued up and placed against Fiem's'er
| breast. F. was struck BY oss shoI ji,I above
tho eye. Tn. jify brought /, vcfde' &C
, cord ns 10 me le.i,mony thus feoi'ed, snd eI
onera,ed the son ffom oil BAN, IN caas'n.
the death of his father.
, We have been furnished slih the above par
I, iieuIsts BY iriepd VITO heard the teshmeni
, 10 the case, and give II to our readers ~ihou
comment The deceased only sorvivsd th'
operation Of ampuailon fes hours, ~hici
y as performed by Ds MEG are. Coaras sa'
o Smllh o. S4'ueGay morning, aGd bis remain
q were foias ed 10 he grsso on Sso5aia eve
ains by largo concoutse of cur cIiixens -
= The deceased has leh tvo children TO fnouf'
+ his melancholy late, who have The ~atmes
!. synpsshes OF the public IN Their bereavement
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-03
From The spiri, Of the Age.
NEwgErN, Nov. 9th. 1851.

Enclosed l send you copy OF an adver'
,ise men, arranged aud printed BY lev OIL Inc
Sons, for the purpose Of graiu'ious dis'fioo'
ton through the county, to try ana have q"
effec, on The traffic 10 this region OF The state
We printed 500 copies Of this, and intend 10
follow it by having, If possible, The s's'''''e'
Of the costs rsid by our county, IN cases OF
assaults and batteries where the county nave
ia foo, the bills, aud the cost of supporting
GU, Poor House, the occupants OF which, Us
is stated BY one OF The wardens oil the Poor'
are in the proportion Of o TO obliged to 30
three. through the effects OF the Liquor
Traits in our county. II you think this ar
,ice Of on honest Rum Seller 10 worthy o'
plase in the Spirl', YOU can insert y, WIN
any remarks sboul the course we ate pursu
my here tina, you may Ihiak proper. Wa
think tho two Iec,u es Of Bro. s. NJ Hewlett
Will have a very good effect 10 this net heor
hood, as there is one Damon only OF bis abli
,,y az Lrclrrer-tha, he 10 second to mont
~c hive had here. We have received sevri
good propositions since he left, which we hop
will be followed BY maay more. There 10
vr-a, desire ", h our members aud oIh-'s
30 hayr Bro. II Welt 10 relurl he'e snd sta.
with Us uuch longer time than he did whei
here last.
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We are Indebted TO our friend, James
wilson, ESQ. for bee, Of his own raising,
weighing IL pounds, The lsrges, We have
cen. We intend 10 go to work upon it as
on q. We can ge, i, used up.
We are also indebted to a friend for large
.ota,o, weighing four and half pounds, the
larpest We have seen this season. We assure
ar friend, Mr.. Wolf, that VIC cal hearty
breskfast off Of his potato.
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TuEcHARLoTTE RAILROAD.


The last meeting Of the stockholders Of this
company wss On interesting enc, and ~eareln-
.ormed. vas perhaps the largest s'sek meeting
hal hss been held since the organization oil
10 company. Asulll be seen from the pro
cesdings OF the Town Council. tie interests OF
our COZ pora,ien were fully represented, and
ha, the important questions before the meet
III, were determined in q mes, satisfactory
.nsIner.
We a,e pleased 10 learn ;bs, here is every
,egson 70 bslisrs that connection will be
r5rued silh sno,hs impofisnl road, The Soar
l,n5urp and Union Railroad, and ibs "a able
md efficient comuitee has been appointed BY
tbs Charlotte Road slockholder. o confer with
sieek holders q the Unign Road. at their
meeting 10 January. The ccunec'iou oil these
iso roads 10 IN every wsv desifabe.
The report. Of tie cffce-. Of the road ind.
rate that everything vas eoins oa we'll the
,osd pro etes,ing rapidly. add The receipts fo'
re,pht nd trayel,efy satisfactory they were
avsr ten thousand dollars for the LAS, mon h
The former board Of directors, ~s believe wef'
e.elecied.
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va GBEHGSHI.

rW-nr Phiiadelphis and Union TemPerrn''
sseio,y viii hold it's semi annual meeting IN fhla
dslphia Church on the 25th Of Dee;mbsf hn''
mas day,) The meeting will be opened win P,ai
CT 10 Almighty God for Iiis prcssns q and ee't,n,
Addresses viii be delivered by Messts o r.e
Hutchinson and n. II, McIlwaine NJ " IL g.
which. tho regular business OF the s1eie'y W., "a
executed. The public are respectfully ins"ca '''
T.aucstcd 10 be pfeseui.
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METHODIST CHURCH GASP.

The rights Of The Church South 70 share
10 the fund.. is fully sustained, bu. II Is left 70
after arbitrsment TO determine whether they
shall have the beneh g. of this right by dlys.
ion ofihe property from gar 70 year, or by .
6nai DIVISION OF the capital be,seen the two
section. The iarer, Nc suppose, would b.
the arfans emsni thu, would bes' sui, the wish
90 OF The Southern division.
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There may be. and there Is, no doubt, a
erest respect felt in this country Tor z ieen
Victoria ss WORTHY lady Lu, il is certainly
mistake 10 suppose that the R'Pubiieans oil
he United STATES would 60 TO ~sr 10 keeP
her the Queen Of England. or to preserve Inc
,h,one OF tina, ccun,ry from overihrow. Inc
peope Ct Eoeland, resting, IS they seem TO
10. eoptent under their monarchcs system,
nay be supposed to believe thai ,hsifs IS the
lest form Of Governmsn. The republicans
Of tbs United States dif.f With Them essen
lialy IN this and, no synpslhiziug with q
Goyernmen, Of Kings or q ieens will 90, be
apt 10 become parry 70 presef'e their
thrones from overthrow.
Bu, ell this aside. WIZ, We would do IS
what ws have done. The repab icaas Of the
United States hold their country independent
Of all ether nations They insis, that II is
for Themselves to decide under what form 81
Government they shall i've. What they
claim for themselves they accord 10 the PEG
pie of ell olher nations. They cannot, there.
f,re, ard they will not, hsrefore, make the n
selves parties 10 the quarrels and contentious
n other nations. They seek not TO force
free principals up the people OF any Cav
eminent by war. They would teach By ex
ample, and that example We know. By the
events that have taken place in ali parts o'
ne world, is more effective Than any force
Il arms can be. Give 10 VI peace-lst ou'
country remain as II Is the asy lJm for ihs
oppressed of every clime -sid it is Impossi
bic that the principles Of republIcanism upor
which il is founded shall no. extend and ulli
msiely pervade, not only tbs con lnent @
Europe, but England too B at Patriot.
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Which can smell RAJ. the quickest, the
man who knows the most. OF the man who.
has the most nose
A traveller writing from the coas, Of All.
CO, says: Tho people die very fast. and she
sheep have very long tsles." Sufficiently
concise for any class Of readers.
Why is dead dog's tail Ike q turnpike
salei Because ne stopped = wssgin.
Why d. unmarried Young ladies look 20
much q, the uoopi Because they beIieye
there 10 4 mao 10 IL.
A bill has bseu introduced into the senate
Of kentucky to suppress the practice Of carry
ing concealed weapons.
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STEAM STITCHING.

In New York we are told ihs, there are no
less than fly sewing machines, driven By
steam power. for the manufacture Of mortal
inexpressibles. They tufn GU! daily an enor.
nous amouat Of coats, pantaloous, 10 short,
every variety of wearing apparel One GIRL
With the cid Of machinery, can do as much ss
a dozen with needle 10 hand. But what a fear.
ful prospec, fsr the poor gi Is. 10 shor, they
will have no SORT Of uses 10 existence
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:, II, Maria Au,ious,ss i" (shspst like
.hssi;) . The Son,ss !" and the Royal Cir
culsr," ., Qaeen's cloak. vhich promises to
BE- ,be creates, favosi,e Of sll--parhsps because
~orii ., presen, BY Her M'jes'y Qaeen S'c'
;eris. ,
These cloaks are p,issd When made Of vel.
Va, ,rimmed With fur. Oae edged With sable
cost. only abou, nine hundred doliars-but OF
less expensive FUR the cos. would only be lour
or Eve hundred, according to the length Of iuf
around il, which depends on the shape. "a,
o,e Of the IF .lau,ine" or" Soniag" would
nquirs sboa, two yards snd a qsa''er ct iu'
q, 90 around il. A "Roysl Circular" OF
{" Marie An,oineue" would take much more
A cloak Of this rich description, and VIC
,o,,ne and mutt OF sable, ~ou'd cost about 1--we
thousand dlllars--a trtiug sum tor LADY
allow ed eigh, or ten thousand year Tor PIN
money, because iurs, 'f"mo,hsd do no'co,rup'''
las, many Years, and good velvet Is lise"'s'
i, very dutsble.-N.Y. ErPrs1.
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The Office Of The Casoaiele sad sso'i.s'.
in Assss,a, Ca. uss rseeaslv dessroysd BY
FIRE. I, We ! nov fosr story brick building
jus, 6aishsd week previous. and there vss
no insurance. Loss nearly si5 900.
The Editor, under these dishesrsea'ns cir
cum.,anees, maaifes,s ds,ermins''on to re-
trieve his injured fortunes, highly commend
able.
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The following Interesting narrative, entitled
Love al First Sight by d Dudley, NJ. d.
10 wnr ny Of publication
'aw her standing at tie window, she
was beautiful, her form was slender, her eyes
as dark as SCOT, her hair hung ia cutIs over
her head. aud beautiful Afflcan Complexion
gave evidence that she was
Ito BE- Continued
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Charlotte


II WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ. Is cur a.
nj in Baltimore, authorized to obtain ADVERTISE
.suts nd subser iptions, and to grant receipts.
DE. W. CARR. ESQ. is our agent in fhiladel-
Ia, authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
IRE subscriptions.
nv D PALMER is our authorized agent 10 re-
i've advertisements and subscriptions al his omees
n Boston. New York aud fhiladelPhh.
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EMNEDiA1ELYa at L,ncsslefville, o -
good tanner and eurrier for whom liberal WY
will be ttfercd None need apply unless nc y "a, H.
feety able TO tan end finish leather IN wofkhan',J
order. Also two coarse ,hoc makers eapao' h.
making good strong aud lasting shoe i,f soen ,"o
high hest rate of Journeymsn's wages VIII DC IT,
md ,.,n.n,r, em,loyment. Address the eobscf'
Der. WV "oni IN q,
Ianeasteryille, Nov. 26, ISL. oo-
gTs.Ii,bury Waterman insert tunes
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ACCIDENT ON THERAILsoAD AND Loss
OF LIFE.

On Saturday las. tie Augusta Express
TRAM, while on rs way 10 our chY. taei viii
dread I'll sccidepi Which resulted 10 the death
Of the eneluesr sns tao ffemrn. When q.
boo, thirty three niles beo Augusta, the
boiler OF the engine car exploded ~'h tee.
mendoas forco, 'eaung up every tang around.
aud lustauily killing the engineer AMI two ire
men upon y. Tae cars wete about descend.
los oae Of the ridges, sruaied on lhis part OF
the road a. he ilnc. aad he steam bad lst
been shut Il TO ah4le ,hr speed when tbs ex
piusion took place The dies q the unlof
iunaie lnd.yldosis above, were ihfo"n some
distance and ~ dfeacfIy muiIlaled Is to be
,ca,c. rccosn z,bl.. Ftagm ut. Of the car
we're sea tered around IN every direction, aud
ous Of The ,elegfsPh pose. near the scene o.
lie accident, kuaeked dosn sad be ~ifes bro.
ken, Inc boiler vas ihro.n a0Dui heudfed
and hfis yards over the trees, cu'uns a"sy
the top. as Il went and che o. pair pi hos
p. In the fet.h, car, n's, that Of the engine
aasfgs'an's killed sod The Garage TO sbich
hey belonged entirely demo sied. he acct.
dent VAS slirbIied to deficiency oi satef
IN the bolier - Southern Stdnd ud Eth INST,
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MELANCHOLY CASUALTY. - We regtri TO-
learn that Miss Fanny Siufgis. daughter Of
the Lite Il dock Surgi., VA. burnt TO death
on the TN instant, her clothes having lsk-n
fire, and being bu ut So that .hs survived but
eight ar ten hours. She was ~ attendance
on her Invalid moths, at the time, Who was
unable to assist her. Mss Stugts Sas lady
mlch os esnsd shs wss a m uibsr Of 4 0
Baptist church, and about thirty years d
oge. - Workable Remedg
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Having not received the New York Organ
20 are unable 10 lay before our readers the
ensining part Of Homes and Hearts, bu.
soon as j, comes to haad We vail not fail
c lay i, before our rssders for their consid
alton.
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EeY authority from III, supreme Ceuf, Of Nor,h
HBCAfolias. will expose 10 public s.lr. at tho
Court House. 10 Cha'ls,ts the 10th day Of ps
eemb.f ncItia segro man named Peisf. infnsil
tie prepsry Of Niles Rohinson ID ed snd nov
odd FOR ID. purpose Of dishi,s among his he +
Terms made knsx on the DAY A sale
Jas H. ROBINSON, Com
November. 97,h. 1851. 53- q
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say be comprehended - some pu'pose. 10
short, we gro disposed to like as little the sx'
travscsns impor,ssisn Of Their political a. .e
are their manufactured articles. ans sou'o 90
sire to have genuine commod',es Of our own
substituted 10 their room.-Neuark Da"y
Advertiser.
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THAT JAVA COFFEE.

The story OF Java cof-e having been raised
IN Casse.I county in this STATE. turns out 10 be
5 i:osx perps,raied by some ~sg. lie ough,
10 be cboked with sron?ds-po, the coffee
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IYlgYNHLN.

10 Charlotte. on Wednesday the a6.h Of Novem'
Der. Nr Ed. Moss. Of Lincoln. TO Miss vne,a.
cines G. Clark. Of Charlotte.