The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09
Albtmaris Anecdo,s.-rhe wags made


sosnea hat free with the Hero in his late
progress To the Hermitage. A c,lzen OF
AbenarIe tells the following anecdoie; A
Missssippian pa ssIng down the road, under.
stood that President jackson was expected
In al hour or two or his way Westwardly.
He s.apped a, Bowen's mill. and infnrnlng
the miller that Gen. Jackson would pass 10
a carriage and four white horses in little
while, asked him 10 deliver the following
message. "Thsi he was glad to hear he
was going to the Hermitage, and hoped he
would stay there, for he had done mischief
enough at Washington" In few minutes
the General cast up, and the miller faithful
TO hi. trust, hailed him, " Mr.. jackson |"
"Mr. Jackson I" The President, with his
accustomed courtesy, called hais, and pull.
cd OF his hat 10 the haIllng party and the
miller coming up, asked him IL he had met
gentleman, mile or so down the road
President Jackson replied he had. Well,
Mr. jackson, be teIled me TO tell you, thai
be vas glad you were gong 10 the Herml.
,age. and hoped YOU would stay there, for
you had done mischief enough a, Washing.
tom The uncc ascinus miller, worthy as
we'll as Jackson man, was not aware oil
the impertlnence of his message, until hp
Witnessed the efT.ct. The General fumrd
aud Numbered out "t.Il the gentleman |
will coins and 20 as please.
They relate another anecdote of the Gen.
erai, and locate the whereabouts We believe,
in the county Of Rpckbrldge. He drove up
10 a tavern where was neighbor three
Sheets IN The wind, who understanding the
guest arrived To be The great General Jack
sou, ,uad- Up 10 him and surveying him with
drunken gravity, EXCLAIMED, us ihls you,
General Jacksml b. Cd | say 10 this
yoe ?" I'b- horror struck host whlskrd
hin IF b-fnre the General could make q
fe.ay. History does not say whether he
va. Wing or Tory, or whether the pur
p's- VI has emphatic enquiry ~as 10 adore
or denounce. Rich. Wing.
Mrs. Trollope vas me Of the greatest
r-lurniers of the dav. The segsr.stnokers,
the tobacro.chewers. the sit up agalnst.ihe.
wall with their feet un4rr.the rounds ofihe
chair--inen, the run and hurry and tumble.
eaters, nerd another lesson or two"
The above is from The New York Ey.
press; Mr.. Brooks is right. The Iuf.to.
bacco smoke IN your. face men, the splinn.
your rppi men, the lie down 90 the spfa.
in-presence-s,t-ladl@s- the pick-helr.
Observation-Disclosures the stand-ln-ihes
side walk e-IadIe>-cafl--carcriy.
get along men, aud the gabbIe.ln the-thea.
fre-men-and- women, and The slt-pn-ihe.
fr,mi. portlcas. -nf the. pubic hotels. with.
theu. feet on the railing mrn, all need 10 be
gently rubbed with brush made nf pms.
~ tirkied with rusty nail.-Phtladefphta
Com. ADJ. -
A Heary Buaaess.-We learn saws The
Ne3 York Transcript, from good authority
that the business transactions Of the Mrssrs
J ,sephs, Of Wall street, on Saturday last
amounted 10 upwards Of tvo millions Of
dollars.
The Lancaster (Ohin) Gazette of the 7ih.
contains naltce for county neeiing of
those opposed to the successlon Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, signed by l406 names, and The pa
per promises to publish "the remainder next
week ~
Why may the Van Buren, party be said
10 be like dead fish
Because they are lying about the Banks.