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ClNTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
y fourishing parts of the city and suburbs, for
sale on the most accommodating terms. Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
avenue March
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The Go,sro ..t Of tho United states of

The Cos ernnsea at of the United states o.
America, A. d., 1851.
The E1ecutius.
MILLAHD FILLMORE, Of N. Y, President.
WILLIAM Il. KINs, of Ala, Pres I the Senate
The Cabinet.
DANIEL WEBSTER, OF Mass. Sec of State.
IHohAs CoRwIN, OF ohio,r Sec. of the Treas.
CHARLES M. CONRAD, of La. Sec. of War.
WILLIAM a GRAHAM, OF N. Sec. of the Navy.
"a n IL; STUART, OF Va. Sec. of Interior.
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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 clock.
PARKER IS new Fancy store,
MAJ "a. l2-3t under National hotel
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Patching Uogs.

Fer several yesis, have pad some al;ea.
lion to 'nllea nr hos ~ fad lhai they viii
thrvs much (atlet On corn and swse, potatoes,
,hau hes v.lI on auy Of ,hesa aoaa. an
NeN satisfied aso, thu, hey will lai,en much
faster 90 boiled osd ~ C5cd q I 1, than
they sl ca st5or separa's.
The year before 20, ilfred ~ hogs 10
10 PsA.o patch, and sssis eysans ed lLem
vth corn. Ullsr ias treatment. lae od
bse, soon got sory at; bui lho > h'r-
were tea iong legged p.g' r5t year old,
usich a, the lime k,ied be cd oues we're
n as good order fot f.naius races, IS hogs
cspld aa pat il for ,h,i parFcs'. | departed
Of n sn. tlem i4l eaough for blcoai tu
did 90, isn 10 keep them aao'her year 5e.
tarn.ned 10 Try wha, aGsc, cooked iood weu d
a8ye IN thsm IS aas convinced mat they
could COT Ge rads fat unras c55n ara pola.
toes aud vi this ylss, pI! iaeasla 6 .se
pen, win su.a-iaal pie sirs~ 10 Il TO Aset
The hogs iroln ,he dri. ! inca bot.ld swoei
potatoes uni they would mash Up freely into
Which | stirred corn aes. uGu he ~hols be.
come mush aud after tesdng them o. ihil,
unul hey appeared satisfied, gave, them corn,
then raw pofa toes sad sometimes tGthlps, With
the TOO. %. Under tits trneiment they fa'.
tened tsaef than hsa eyef sen ho-s before.
To teo weeks .0ct | 2stJaogl INTO Tie C. ass
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Icsvsres the suracs lhnly over si,h horse
slabs manure, and plodghed il under very !
deer. lam always IN the habit Of havDg all
kinIs Of manures possessing vslatlls proper
lies. such az uric ecld, ammonia, &C., esSet'
ed as deeply as possible. then divided the
10, ials three parts, aud treated them as iol'
Over the Grst d.visisn sprsOd eom'
pos, Of earth, partially deeomposed chips from
a ehip.yard, scraps Of leather from 'hoe"a'
ksr's shoP, aud hne, having been prepared and
eff standing s1 or eight months. Over The
second par, spread similer mixture, minus
the lime, With le1ched ashes substituted; sas
over tho third division spread ashes procur'
sd from the burning Of s,one-coal. thea
sssed the lot With oals, and 10 few days With
timothy aud clover seed Now for the result
soaed he cats for pasture. | have already
commenced moving il ne third tine, snd
with tho oals am nos cutting yoaag clover
yearly half knee high. LEI part Of the
os,, on each division ripsn. | could perceive
no difference excepting that tae oats kfosine
on the part treated With stone coal ashes WAS
of thicker straw, l. e., 10 circumference, srd
a lille slesef n rPeniBg. A paIt OF lae 80
cond crop s nOw standing (Aug. 10 and IN
sz, equals tbs gsseta,ly u cats grasa tbs
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fRTS iNfSTsFe & E7r1 = is
From the S'ar Spa7elsd Baaar.
IgHAB0D INCHES

THE PLEASURES OF BATHING.
By PAUL CREYToS.

50 - ~t'-- = 49,
icsabaa Inches was exuavasan'iy fond Of
bathing. Nearly eT''y day, 10 the summer
tine, lie Used 10 go down 70 he pond, back Of
Dsacsa Jobnson's barn, depo'.' his oIhss .
The bushes, ans plunge Ike d- ( la'o he
ssts'.
TIE P2ud VS. fac 0a.h-so clear ana
hfiiiani, shea ha son shehe, thai every PEP
pc mat eih!efed on 'bs hare o'aon' was GA
'ae..y F''''.s ana Sheh icha'oS cave Gavin
II III osspes' PAGES y9u ceulo see - "'c"
= lo9 SPRAYING euoo2 me "'sn's'sa ~
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''' i''e01 800
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CAROLINA INN.
asIllA
CEE.EREOTTL, NC

TEVHE above establishment, situated an ~
IL Street, third lot North Of the Public So, ''U
in the town OF Charlotte. has been constant,
open BY the present Proprietor, from the l..
January ls4U 10 the present time, for the scs..
medat!en Of the Public, ind will contirrr
kept eren for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and
proved TO very considerable extent within -
last two yeaIs--ihe entii building is in co,r.r.,
repair and is 20 eons,ruciea ,lizi all m. ,,..
have abundant ght and can be ventilated A..
sure.
The Stables are not IN 'erior te any Lelrrr..
to any similar Establishment in " osterb \,
Carolina; and care will DC taken that lhr, A
always be supplied With abundance pf rood g,
and proyender and attended by faithful and
rcuced Hesllers.
The Subscriber will use every extftcn 10 o.,
satisfaction 10 oil who may pattonize his Ia.
and hesiiaies not 10 say that, rem ten yfer., e.,
perienee he will be able TO keep up tie accom-.
dation at the Carolina Ion, in style me- fur,,
ed by any Public House in the interior coup,f,
and he takes this opportunity to return HI, Il,
dial respects 10 generous Public fer tsst i.,s,.
and respectfully solielts continuance OF n -.
patronage and confidence
pRON Frs can, at all tines, BE- supplied ( s
convenient and well enclosed lots. free Of cts,.
aud furnished with grain a, low prices.
~ The Charlotte and Camden Stages st,.,.
and depart tri weekly.
JENNINGS D. kerr
Oct. lt, Ie49. 5ltf
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sketches of Norih-Caroiina.


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p..rI y,Ia,tls yeq.ks hsve b4rn p,.,rhs.na ft.,,r
sbrasd touching tie e.rly history Of cor state, ard
each county, whea have never seen The lighs. lie
las been Nnd'Y a.dea BY Eelit@e' 60 cihsiea' SEC.
by copies 9. origIH1i dssaa.st's' and tsiiH'Hl
tfsaalo1Al aia, hs ~ 'ae't's"i a"a 'h'si.
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al him, hung his head, and finally sncaked a,
way, WIKI his tail down. very much ashamed.
lchSbOd, very Guch ashamed too. went of 10
another direction, and disappeared IN the bssh.
ss; and owing 10 painful associations conuec.
Ted silh The brlare, the dog, the barrel, and
the girls, eur hero never afterwards went 10
swimming behind Deacea Jehn.on's barn.
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OIL AND LEAD.

The az, Of Right OF preparing snd using this val
na5ls prcsoryauyc of wood buildings and fences
ii al. the various colors is offered 70 The Amer.
.can people The wo5k can be sent by raaii at sin-
e letter pas'age-slnc!e copy, efo Dol.a, seven GO
pres Use dollars. Address, postage paid ali.n Bar.
bet. IA. lG4 Nassau street. NcN York.
LI- Eaisofs giving this ad.eftsentui, Ircjadrg
tbs u3.cej teW Insertions. aR4 ssnlh. ii.lr "a
per Aiih II marked. 30 the Naltona. t0ucs 'sr
NeW YORK, shell ave cory e lie work seat lhem
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Restoration "a preseryasiOa ei she
Ez ~ MIG
~ y, WISE s SOW, u Virginia.


%ss-2s - L. - ~S1a
81 WISE & son, finding il altogether impos.i.
Va. bic 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
Of applications from al sections Of the Union ff
ther Remedy tot Badness and Tor their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found il necessary TO appoint
Geaeral Irateiing agent, to yist different cities
and towns throughout tie United States vesting him
"lth authority 10 appoint snb.sgenis, use ana yend
The Hair Tcnlc. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and q mn them into The hands Of those he may ap.
point % operate ehcrrger esuGiciout rnubef Of On
cat in any t0Hn or ncighborbood shall lie obtained
cspt GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauqnier county.
Va, rs alone authorized 10 act az General Travelling
Agent with the powcfe above indicated
Capt. g may be expected 10 visit M speedily az
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the u.
mon.
n. b. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
foil supply Of Tho HAIR TONIC (Which aleanses
The head Of dandrud, strengthens snd invieorates
the hair, and prevents IT, also, from falling ola for
he rogon Of country most contiguous to his oners.
tons, or it may always DO obtained, nj wholesale.
and lofwarded 10 any part ofthe Union, BY address.
IN The pfopfieiors, VI. WISE Il SON, Richmond.
Va
W rice W per dozen cash. Six bottles for SIS
= one dollar for single bottle.
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PHIfER ( yoEEI
Lsitsr from Aes, bpgatd VeDs geld e.
tf.ek reAl or

HcotE CouNrr, " a.. ~ 81.
Dr. J hgh'- Dear Sut
Lsdfir tiia ceaatg. af1.ctdeI haEo
comp ain', f'o.ap e. UfeI. f#af 81
somewhat t,nntet mind, csuseeh q rts'r.
vas fer about Is eive months attereU
cur eminent Physician, without sfy e's
ever one successive y declared her atuf.Af at
that sle had 10 die. She Then procured qe h
tie. Of your AhyssiuA Mixture ft.h us
cured her entirely She has since n5uee
s 10 perfect coed health and happy Ia
siaa Mixture has iikewite provCd gerf tL.s
70 many other tlsaaaes. bui particularly ia .,ra
dscasca, 30 whIrh ID should tase tie pts.a's.
Of al others Your otedebty
DUGALD NcpUbaii
Price forthe Abyssinia Mixture Fef bo'''. (
cents 81 % d $3.50
Likeeise on hand and for sale D. kubI' -
stGref, Universal Plaster, God Mine bai'fr,
I HOLT0N. Agent,
Charlotte \.
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From The Dollar Newspaper.
Eeacsscd Ashes.

Having, Tor some time pasl, bess eXperi.
tneatint IN a small usy, Nth Different mix
lafes and preparations Il usulfs, a.. wtth
tie no., granfy log results. have concluded
10 devote 90 occasional article respecting thefs
10 he Farmer department, Of Tue " Moss.
paper" 10 TIT. bee leave 10 call TIE at.en
tier Of your agricultural readers TO the value
OF ledchtd ashes as a fertilizer. Farmers
have almost universally regarded the 70 as use.
less, particularly 90 aGsr having passe 1 Tie
process or the leach tub" AID ave, there
fore, 10 too iasny cases, ihropn lheasaway,
Recent experiments, however, are tenos.tis-
ting a,os concuslvsly tsat these opinions Of
tho oldon time arc erroneous indeea, hat
lebchsd ashes are moi only" worth taking care
Of, and applying for he purpose Of yossla-
Die enrichment, but lha, their action on The
soil snd on the crop are (shsse properly sp.
Piled astonishing " 0saluisty and energetic.
! have taksn considerable interest IN exPc.
trimming With ashes Of this kind, ss leftili.
zcr. prepared lot Of nine as folloHo:--
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eoagAg.
W by this Longing /.


by c. MAcKAy.
Why ills longing. clay clad spirit
Why this antierins Of thy wingsl
Way this striving to discover
Hidden and trassesnisnt things
Re ceatented in the prison,
Thy captivity shall cease
Taste the good tina, smiles before thee
Restless spirit, be a, peace
With the roar Of winrry forests,
With the thun6sr's crash ard roll,
Wnh the rush Of stormy waters,
Thou wouldst sympathzs. O soul
Thou waaldsi ask them mighty questions,
In a language sf their own;
Uuirsnslstsd TO mofisls,
Yet act uttsrly unknown.
Thou woulds. faihom ! 70 ana being,
Thou weuldst see through birth and death,
Thou wollest solve the eternal riddle
Thou, speck, rav, breath
Thou wouidsi look al stars and systems,
AS It thou coulds, understand
A the harmonies Of nature,
Struck BY sa Almighty .Aad
With thy feeble logic, tracing
Upward from effect to cause,
Thou art foisa BY natures barriers,
Ana the limits OF her laws.
Be at peace, thou struggling spirit
Great Eternity denies
Tie unfolding Of It's secrets
10 Tie circle OF thine eyes
BE contsnted with thy freedom
baRnlRg is rot perfect day;
There are truths lhou csnst no, fatbou,
Swaddlsd in thy rosss Of clay.
Res; in hope that If thy oircls
Grow not wider here in time,
God. Eternity shall give thee
PswsF Of vision more sublime
Clesgsd and beGded in the darkness.
Little germ, sbids thine hour.
-Thol'h expand in proper season,
lrto blossom, into flower
Humble faith alone becomes thee
In the gloom where thou art lain;
Fright Is the appointed future:
Nail--thou shalt net wait in vain.
Cease thystrusgling, feeble spirit
Fret not at thy prison bars;
Never shall thy mortal piaisns
Make the circuit through the stars.
Here on earth are duties fer thee,
Suited TO thine earthly scope;
Seek thsm then, immortal spirit
God is with thss-work in hope.