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October 6, IS54.
Wing copy twice.
Agent fsr the Country in New-Yerk City

TIE advertiser is prepared TO act as General Agent
L and Correspondent in New York, Cor business
and others in the interior He will devote his whole
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TESTIMONIALS.

This certifias that M. Robert Allison completed his
education the University of North Carolina three
years since is made manifest by the diploma then
conferred upon him. His department student
moral and regular He afterwards became a member
Of the Union Theological Seminary in Vrrg mia, and
prosecuted OF studies in that institution tw
years and hall. At all public examinations in the
Seminary his Scholarship aud attainmcnts were well
approved lie is Commended TO thu confidence II
with whom he may have occasion 20 transact business
81 to have intercourse in society.
(;igncd) JOS. CALDWELL.
Chapel Hi, DccCInb,r ], 1889.
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from the KnickerbOcker for October.l
=, Address TO the 'znr-QHestioni"' Of him

lille 70 thee, Ear of Rushee! How do you feel,
Nav that the Alleys have both got on top of you
,-nummelin' your bread-basket more'n you like,
-y3ect2 Amt you gOin' TO cry ''nuf,''
. NcBcth did to McDuf before they fit 2
Ara rou'n 'Ostria in collision together
about the MolI Davy and the Wallachia Prorineesf
/ nj it all gamun on both of your parts
So YOU ole haughtycrat of all the Rushees,
M you -xpect TO hold out long agin' the Alleys,
y,rrorrA and LEVY NAPoLEoN7 Amt you afeard
That wretched PAsHAw alone ill give you fits
,Snose ole SCANNED from the Kawkasus
Comes down, what then! ha ha He'd make you cry
Coupva in less than minnit, by my watch!
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In iRn.ieation Cor Ma1amissiOn.

h1OTICE is hereby given that application will be
made to the next Legislature OF North Carolina
the passage of act to manumit JERRY, <!.vt :vr
mcrly the property OF Hon. ID. VI. Barrihger, and
the property Of H. B. Williams and S. w. Davis.
October I, 1854. lt-Cw
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Select English and Classical School

u OBERT G.. ALLISON viii open in the Town of
II Charlotte, o MONDAY the 9Th Instant select
English and Classical School, in the Bird story OF Mr.
Leroy Springs New Building.
TERMS:
English Department, $40 per session Of S months
Classical $iJ " " "a"
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TIEHE Stockholders of the Columbia aud Charlotte
| Telegraph Company notified that The amount OF
their stock is ii" due and those no have not p9id
respectfully requested to forward and pay up with
out further delay.
w. G.. HARRIS, Attorney,
for Kennedy & Edwards, Contractors.
October 6, 1854. ll-2w
Wing copy twice.
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CHARLOTTE. Sept. lG, 1854.

CHARLOTTE: Sept. lG, 1854.
At meeting of the Boar of Com nissioners of the
Town of Charlotte, held tits day, their Council
chamber,
1t is Ordained, hat the North Carolina Rail Road
Company be requested to regulate the speed of the
Cars passing through the corporate limits Of said
Town. that it shall exceed the of Four miles
per hour and starting from the Depot they shall
be required ring the Bell, and continue until
Cars have passed beyond the Town Boundary; and
also TO ring the Bell the return, until the reach
the Depot. Any Eng ineer Conductor failing to OBJ
this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay ii sum of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
FUkTHER-Jt is Ordained That person shall be
permitted to occupy than one half the side walk
while erecting a?y Building any person failing to OBJ
this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay the sum Of
FIFTY EOLLARS.
FURTnER-I1 is Ordained, That no person shall ob-
struct the side cutters with material for Buildings;
any person violating this Ordinance shall forfeit ard
pa the of FIFTY DOLLARS.
FURTHEH-It is Ordained. That no person shah be
permitted to build any Stable 0 ow House within
less than so feet of any street. said Town any per-
violating is Ordinance shall pay forfeit IF
TY DOLLARS.
FURTHER-It is Ordained, That the Town Guard
shall put up in lot any Horned Mooley Cattle that
they may find lying in the at night and the
owners of such Cattle shall forfeit ana pay
the OF FIFTY CENTS on each head of cattle so
found.
". F. DAVIDSON, Intenda"t.
J. B. KERR, I11cn Ge,E.
6~ Wing copy. IO-4w
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CHAPEL Hill. Dec. 14th, 1880.

This is certify that the bearer, Mr.. Robert Ali
son. graduate OF this Colegetat he held rcspec-
table staniIng in his Casstat he has since been at
tending the Theocgical School at Hampton Sydney,
where he maintained good standing ioc attanments,
"a nd was bIaneIess in his moral character.
Mr. Allison having II in prospect to apply himself,
for the present to teaching lie is hereby commended
any who may wish for a Teacher " ho will
DC able aud aithiul in that capacity.
w HOOPER, Professor Ancient
LanguG ges, University of n. c.
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EsaC2T Sale.

RszA THE subscriber i'll offer privately until Tues
day. Of the next next t>s" Of the Superior court and
Portable Private Resdenc >, located Tryon Main
t. south OF H. b. li!iams HSenictt to
tie business part OF the tGHu.
The dwelling contains three large the lower
story and two above; good Kitchen, Smoke house and
blcs attached The lot is very handsome and orna-
neufed with Oak trees Terms made known the sale
sept 80, 1854 lost lillian HARTY.
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perseded by Count Frederick, the new Minister at
Berlin, but This is is doubtful. Z,
A Plenipoteniiary had arrived from Prince Dan
lei Of Montenegro, offering to transfer his olegi.
ance to Austria for yearly subsidy.
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RALEIGu. May Q. 'IG.

RALEIGH, May y, AZ.
Mr.. r. G.. Alson-Dear Sir: In reply 10 your letter
of 9TH inst take pleasure in l. airing the fullest testI
mony your dcscrvcdiy Zig puntion for moral de-
pertinent and Classical aitaInments, during your
gagcmcnt this City, about ten years ago, Teach
e OF youth. With great respect,
l sir, yr. oh. scrv't.,
LHAS: MANLY.
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TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Els ~ s * II: 59 .3.s.ss.<
MO! FOR COLUMREA!

AVING extended our line TO Columbia, will give
| the QUICKEST DESPATCH TO articles of all de-
scripions and sizes, the most reasonable rates.
Our EXTENSIVE CONNECTIONS, we'll known
sponsbility, and the experience of nts end
poyecs guarantee all who may be pleased TO employ
us the utmost security and satisfaction.
BANK NOTES, GOLD SILVER, JEWELRY and
NALUABLES of all descriptions carried at reasonable
rates. with certainty and dcsprtch.
DRAFTS or ENGLAND, IRELAN d, SCOTLAND
and CALIFORNIA sale at all Offices.
Competent AID oblg ng Messenger" accompany
each MAIL TRAIN, TO which our cars nre attached.
The Express will arrive in Columbia daily at 3 o'clock
p. IN, and loave daily at o'clock a.
~ Office RichaI dson street, nearly opposite the Ex
change Bank
Sept. 5, 1854. s-3m
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Leather Factory.

THE subscribers will continue, at the Tan YARD q
l John W.lncr, fac miles souhc st Of Charnttc, tie
anu cturC Of Leather Harness. Boots and SHOES, alo
rcpaiTirg Harness. for which G:,cn Hides and Ia"
Btrk viii be received n pay1cp o. any allcc in on
! JNtt!-N -" -.
sept %, 1851 Oil. JOIN VIII: !! .S:2.
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Valuable Providence Lands For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation, situated
10 milo south of Charlotte and miles east of Nor.
rows Turn out adjoining the lands Of r. Peoples, j. N.
Ross DR.. S. Porter and others. This tract contains
2lO Acres, more less and is well adapted TO the
growth of The location is beautiful and healthy
and in delightful neighborhood There is on tho place
good two-sory dwelling and other necessary buildings.
Also another uact of land lying miles Of tho
above, containAHg 1870 ores, mostly wood lind.
The subscriber VIII take pleasure in showing tho
lands persons dcsrous of purchasing If not disPCscd
of privately, the subscriber will expose to public sale tho
above lands at his sdcnce, the 2ls OF October, Gi
At the time and place, will be sold lot Of Stocs,
Grain, and Farming tools, etc.
sept g. 1854 7-Gw w A. PATTON
o. Wing copy times.
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UHlvERsIrY OF NoRTH CAEoLINA, !

University OF NoRTH CARoLINA,
Chapel Hill, lst June, 1874.
Robert G.. Allison, Esq, graduated at this ln>iit,i'.
Il the annual conluenS lS.!1 and has
day this, been uRost constantly engaged IN lhe Ia
struction OF youth
He is gentleman OF good mind, agreeable manrers
unhlemshcd moral reputation and ample experience.
His ability inrp~rt instruction., has been shown by
che Young men, who from time To time during period
of more than 30 years, have from his Schools
the University. We .ccollCct instance, in which
pupil q. his has Afforded satisfactory evidence Of
careful and accurate training.
d. l.. SWAIN, President
JAMES PHILLIPS, Professor
q; Mathematics, &C.
T. MITCHELL, Professor
OF Chemistry.
October c, 1885,. lift
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TIE DANUBE.

AIOrCH2cTfS ~ tic Turks and H"SS1IHS.
The Russian, have evacuated BrniI"w aud Ga.
l"'z ccn>cqu' L,iy tie navigation Of tn" Danube is
free.
Ga he 4lh inst, General Luders, removed hi
hrnd- u .r;er> from G,In;Z To- REM. Before ie.."
ing he blew up The Qualifications AID strand bat
IrriS.
1t Is reported tia; the Turks have red Foks-
Ch:n.v.
On he 9Th inst. Count Cnronni nj the head.
If 1900 AuslrIanS entered BuchacCsr, aud WAS
formally received hy Onrr PhChn, wilh u Tsrki>h
division, and IA Il. tachmcnt AZ WaIi,chian mi,IG,a.
DrTvi>h Pacha has tsIa'II>h"d n Prov iSinnai
Administrative Council and named Prince CUut-
acwZsno The President.
On the 1t Srp;cmbcr the Russians completely
evacuated Caiaiz and lbraiI.
The navigation OF the Danube is free.
General kru~cnstrU has ordered the inhabitants
Uf o !cs~a 10 reduce The city 10 ashes If the allies
should attempt Ia take It, and then retire TIris
pol. The Proclamation concludes - woe To tn ="
vino remain Lrhind, or attempt /" cXtrngul,H the
fir"
The correspondence nf the L"ui"n Daily N1cs,
reports that dr<agrermcnrs have already occur
red between Omar PlchI and The Austrian COM
manderS.
ASIA.
Rcfrc0t eThtc Ru&sianS-. Persia opposes tie TrEs
The Russian army corps Lately operating under
Prince Rrbnui"H against the Turks, on the iron.
tiers Of Georgia, has made Il ssIdrn and unCXpoc-
ted retrogade movement towards GumrI. The
Turks found Ihr Russian camp aud ten guns spiked
IL is not known WHETHER The rctreat caused by
the presence oil Schamyl, wrh large force, near
TItrS, or from report of the allied movements IN
LIe Black Sea.
The movement gave rise TO a report that Scha-
myl had gained great vIcEury at Tihis, IN which
the Russians said they had lost guns, three
thousand men, tents, &c.
The accounts from Erz"rnum, dated the I7'h
ult state that the Ru sIanS hay ing aba ndnned Bl-
jrzid. 1t was again occupied by the Turks.
An EngIlsh courier from TrbTlZ at Erz"roum
on the l7ih ul.. had announced that The road was
entirely Tree brtw cen those cities.
The TtnlcS SAYS, under date OF August 25, the
Turkish Minister has l. f, Tchcran for Erzeroum.
The rupture between Persian and The Pore is
complete.
AUSTRIA.
Although Austria does not consider the re lection
ot the four conditions LeNi, she still looks 10
the guarantees demanded by the Western Powers
as The only basis for durable peace, aud will
therefore, at the same time that she mantalns her
armed neutrality. neglect opportunity of urging
Russia 20 accept them.
The Western Powers have expressed themselves
satisfied with Ausiria's resolve 10 remain for The
present in armed neutrality.
The Germrn Diet resumed Ifs sitiinCs on the
l4ih INST, when The Prussan representative would
herself bv the guarantees demanded h, The Yves
tern Powers, viii in future remain strictly neural
Hi' reported 'ha; Count Bar! viii soou be 81
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~ oJiCe

s hereby gwen that application. will be made at the
| next session of the Legislature of this Stale tor
charter to incorporate a Company TO work Mines in
Meckienburg county; also in Union county.
THOMAS ANDREWS.
Charlotte, goth September, 1854. lott
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UNIVERSITY OF No. Ca, May 30, 1854.

UNIVERSITY OF No Ca, May 80, 1854.
r. G. Allison, Esq.-Dcar Sir: take great pleasure
in recommending YOU to all who in search Of
good practical Teacher, faithful and in
Structnr the Young. Ills feel that very well
since prepared for College. in good part, under you
nd of had opportunity of knowing well
your n,rthnd of obstruction. The students moreover
whom have from Ic 10 tHae sent TO the University
fyr given satiST: cCry evidence having been
rccliy tau4 lat under your supervision.
Very respectfully,
a. II SHIFT
P.a'csSor # History.
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Wanted, Z Or Months
OR ia rning purposes, FOUR OR FIVE good strong
/ NEGRO MEN, for which the most liberal prices
NIL be given. For further information inquire this
.t1;cr Oct. 6, 1854 lift
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BARK OF CHARLOTTE. }

September z, I604
4 PFLICATlON will be made 20 the Session Of
She Leg isature 1t North Carolina for an increase of
u; the capital 81 this Bank.
1913. H. Z. WILLIAMS, Prest.
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NJ oTIce.
Administrators Notice.


AViNG qualified Administrator of the estate of
| Mathew Wallace, decd, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to the estate to forward
and pay the longer indu gence cannot be Civ
ell; and those having claims against said estate will
present them according to the form prescribed by act
the assembly, this notice will be pleaded bar
Of their recovery.
WILSON WALLACE, admir-.
Sept. Is, 1854 su
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Notice..

IN and after the 2Sh instant, the following schedule
" will be daily Sunday cxccptcd) by the mail
train upon the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
LEAVE.
Charlotte 40 a. M. Columbia Ills a m.
Columbia 400 p. N. Charlotte 10 p.
Passengers will be taken and from the junction
with the South Carolina Railroad, TO accommodate the
trains with which run in connection.
BY order of the Board:
f. MINIS, General Superintendent
aug "a G St Charlotte and s. C.. Railroad.
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Female School.
NOTICE.

= Re firm Of WALLACE & CROSS is this day dis
] solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
them requesledt come forward and make paw
by October curt or their accounts will be found
IL the Eapds of an Officer for collection.
WALLACE So CROSS. -
Sept Is, 1854 ST
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

Professor Johnston's School.
THE Session Of this School will Commence on
Tuesday, the Sd Octob, "a in tie Male Academy.
Young viii be prepared to enter College, for the
practical bu 'iness of life
sept %, 1854 IL 2;*
Whig copy tines.
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BEArrY's FoRD, Cataw ba Co., N. c.,
9Th Eahrmaru ZIG

9Th February, '4G.
SIR Il take much pleasure stating that | have
long had satisfaction Of knowing and approaching
your merits a Teacher of youth, beth at Raleigh and
Charlotte. In plrticuar 1t the Latter town, where re-
sided the time and had under your immCdIlte charge
aud tuition two pupils, both of whom much i'm
proved in their morals and education under your
could wish that YOU would find il to your interest To
prosecute your profession still among u.s. it would ud
much profit many, satisfaction to all and 10
more than to
Very sincerely your OBJ servant,
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Goods at Auction!

DY virtue or an assignment made on the 18th
u day of July, 1884, by Robinson Il Rea, late Mer-
chant raors, will sell public auction in Charlotte
on TUESDAY of the October Court, (24th of the
monthly from
ONE TO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
,c0yth Of Cloths, CaSSimcrcs FeAi"9s, and
Variety Of Genticmen's Furnishing
GOoGs-tosether nth tie o1lpurte-
names uSuaUy belonging TO
such an Establishment.
The Stock is new-none of it having been purchased
later than last Fall, most Of it last Spring.
JAS. NJ. HUTCHINSON.
Sept. goth, 1854. lots Assignee.
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II x EANS0s
IDY permission of John Ross, Ordinary of York Dis
| trict ). c., | will expose to sale the 30tA of
November next, at the residence of Henry Kindred,
deceased all the goods and chattels OF said deceased,
consisting of
IL OF IL Likely Negroes,
and all kinds OF property that is common Farm.
Terms made known day of sale.
JNO. u. " THEIRS, Admir-.
S-pt. -. 1851. LOW
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ss------1-s -
OF the mo II approved form 3oT sale at th.s OtaSe
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z az Notice,

y Office is hereby given that the Tax list for the
: town OF Charlotte is n9w in MY hands for collec-
ton, and money must and viii be had. will call
but once s.. A. HARRIS,
June Ie, 4Ttf Tax Collector.
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Starch Starch.

TRESn DIAMOND STARCH-the choicest article
+ Of the kind ever offered 20 the public upartng a
beautiful gloss to linen and economical in use No
laundry should be without it. For sale at ..
-...-.- FISGER u IEINEFSH
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IT, To Persons out Of Employment
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Very sincerely your oh. servant,
JNO. II. WHEELER.
Robert G. Allison, Esq.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS OF THE LIVERPOOL SrKAMERs.--
Owing to the absorption of several Of the Cunard steam
for purposes the line has been Obliged to reduce
their departures both eastward and westward to semi
monthly instead Of weekly. In accordance with this
necessary arrangement there will be arrivals or de-
partures Of this line from this city after the sailing Of
the Africa to-day, until further arrangements
made The Collins and Cunard lines have arranged to
despatch their combined vessels week from Liver
pool alternating between this city and Boston, the
Cunard line Of COURSE keeping up the
with Boston, and the Collins line with New York. In
consequence the Atlantic, instead Of sailing from Liver
pool the 18th Dec.-her original day-will not sail
until the 10th; and the Pacific which would have left
here the Esd Dec, will not leave till the 27th to be
followed by the America from Boston, the Sd Jan.
The sailing days OF both lines win thus be Saturday
from Liverpool, and Wednesday from America. The
next Cunard steamer from Liverpool will be the Anne
rica, which leaves the 9th Dec, bringing ten days
later intelligence than the Pacific momentarly sx-
pected The Washington, which to leave South
ampton the 9th, for this city, may possibly how
ever, anticipate her.
INTERESTING TO SMPNAsrms. Board Of Under.
writer's with the view Of lessening the chances Of
sells being stranded the Long Island and New Jersey
coasts, publish in advertising columns extracts
from the General Chart Of the Coast from Gay Head to
Cape Henlopen' BY E. R Hassler and A. r Bache, Of
the Coast Survey The Board think its directions
carefully observed accompanied with frequent Of
the lead and line that vessel would be stranded
the New Jersey and Long Island Shores unless by hur
ricanes and 1t should be in the
ofevery shipmaster.
The STEAMSHIP STAR OF west sailed yesterday for
San Juan with California passengers.
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Died.

Died.
On Tuesday, December H. at p. M, In Brooklyn,
ROYAL infant Of William and Jane Bell, aged month
and days.
Dumfries (scotland) papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning, December ~, JULIA EMMA,
daughter Of Cornelius c. and Julia Polon, aged years
and months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at two
O'clock from 68 Market street, without further invita-
ton.
Yes, deeply and long, with sorrow that sears,
Shall her friends in their loan hearts depIorc her;
But never, alas, can their signs or their tears,
To their grief stricken bosoms restore her.
All, no her pure soul to its Maker hath flown,
For this earths gloomy sphere could not have bound
And now she's above in the sigh, Of the throne,
Where the light Of the Lordfs around her.
In Brooklyn, Monday, December III, THERESA, wife
Of " s. voris after lingering Illness sged 40 years
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon,
at two O'Clock from her late residence OF Gates
and Franklin avenues, Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, December H. MARoARKr JANE, youngest
daughter OF Thomas and Jane Mcdowell, aged year,
months and days
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Afternoon At
one O'Clock, from "a Gouverneur street.
Farewell, then, for while,
Farewell, pride OF our heart,
II cannot be that lonely wen dwell
Thus torn apart.
Times shadows like the shutts;
Fleet and dark howeer LIES night
May be beyond the grave,
We will meet with thss.
Oh Tuesday morning, December ~ atter 2 lingering
Illness EIzABEzH BAINnNE, widow OF john IAssie IT.,
deceased, aged 30 years.
Abe Relatives and friends Of the family arerespsctfuny