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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22
THE PEOPLE against THE CAUCUS.
FOR PRESIDENT:
Hugh l.. White, or TENNESSEE.

GRANT. Van Buren, Committees of ".
,iraace-Pursuant TO a resolution Of the Ant.Van
nor,n Meeting held in Raleigh on the 22d De.
,smber making il the duty OF the Chairman OF
,,.t meeting TO appoint Committees Of Vigilance
rdCorrespondcnce in the several Counties Of The
safe he has fulfilled the task IL part and the
names Of the gentlemen already appointed will be
5and in our columns to-day The remainder will
/, giyen as soon as they come TO hand.
We trust il is not requisite for us to attempt 10
enforce upon the gentlemen named as these Com.
mittecs the proPriety-nay, the necessity-ofthcr
hearty and Jealous performance Of the duties de-
\ yolyed upon them. Let them recollect lhat the
voice Of the whole Anti Dictation Party in this
state calls them 10 the task and then let them, as
tey yaIlc the principles for which wo contend as
gey value the Liberties Tor which our fathers con.
tended, and the Constitution which they beqaeathed
Il Is. not iater in the good work which has been
allotted to them. The enemy against whom they
ae called 10 combat is strong only in party orca.
rlatlon and in the cloud OF error and prejudice
which the leaders have thrown around their cause
sal Il deuded partzans. BY selecting high.
uading names Tor their own. and applying false
.al odlous epithets 70 our party, they have par,
,alIg succeeded in bolstering up the preiensions
rtamtre political quack, a lnrncoat, demaeogue
sao would change has opinions hourly for Office
power But LEI our party ouy be rigiignf, let
i.n e united ike their ady,rsarics let them give
he People light, and al will ytl DC weil-THE
H0rLE WILL CONQUER MING CAUCUS,
at Constitution Of the country will be rescued
m thc hands Of fradlag poiitielans, aud the
WHITE dag Of RePublicansm wll again wave
fImpaanty
&C. the land Of the free, and the home Of tie
brave"
~ Tie gentlemen composing the
~ Anu.NAn Buren, Commilteeof /.
,!f.srN GLANCE for Meeklenburg Couu,y,
are requested 10 meet at br ].
Z Boyts Hotel, II tins town, on Friday next, the
O instant -
~ Nrr York Sferrs.--We publish
q our first page to-day, an Address 10 tie people
he niicd States, b. i Committee Of Citizens
New York, on the subject Of the late caaml
q, ire in that City. Tie Committee state, N
cling manner, the dislresses which Will accrue
al Interesting class af society by this calamity,
q make an eloquent appeal 70 the sympathtes Of
community to thtir behalf. The class to which
have reference Is composed Of Tidptes. oiptans
1 and, mhHe NC 10 not believe that the bsne.
snte VI our people Is peculiarly confined TO any
an9n q tier suffering fellow.ereaturcs, we feet
''ta tins class they have an ohlect Which can
4 iH Ell 20 call INTO acton Ill the noblcr syfnpa
n ias tlc human heart, and result in something
at's 70 the CtncrosIt! Of those to whom tvs
ta il made.
1 The Editor Of the Journal
~ hereby of,rs - receive and Iot.
- ward to the Treasurer tn New
= Nurk any aanRfigus pslEfrh ,sflr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22

The Editor Of the Journal
hereby oti,r, receive and lur.
ward to the Treasurer IN New
York, suy donations which our
a 1t to outrasl to his hands iof
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22

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4lsse
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22

Tie gentlemen composing the
Anu. Van Buren, Comnitteeoi ' i.
GLANCE for MeckIenburg { ouuty,
are requested 10 meet al Dr j.
!, II. tbs town, on Friday ncSi, the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25
FLORIDA.

The Jacksonville Courier of the 10Th
instant, gives the latest intelligence Of the
operations in Florida:
Gen. Clinch with his forces in con.
junction with the Alachua militia, making
in all about eight hundred. had gone to
aid Gen. Gaines. He reached the camp
on Saturday, and effected a Junction with
him. With their united forces, amount.
ing to nearly two thousand men. Gen.
Gaines intended crossing the Withiacho-
chez on Monday last. His boats. floating
bridges, &C." were all prepared.-He
has four twelve FOUNDERS, with which to
cover his landing on the opposite side OF
the Wilhlacoochee. The Indians will
undoubtedly make desperate struggle to
prevent his crossing. - o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

Public Meeting IN Person County.
We understand that a large political
meeting was held at the court house in
Person county on Tuesday last Pro-
rlamaiiun was a, first made for a meeting
of the friends of Martin Van Buren,; but
after some conversation the proclamation
was modified, and the citizens Of the
county generally we're invited. Upon
this last invitation a large number of CT
lizens collected in the court room, and
the meeting was organized. A number
of resolutions were submitted by James
NJ. Williamson, esq in favor Of Martin
Van Buren,, which he supported in a
speech of some length. He was replied
to in very powerful and effective ad-
dress BY Edwin G. Read. esq. Mr.. Viii.
hanson relolned; and Mr.. Read was
about again To reply, when he was stop
ped by Mr.. Williamson on the ground
that the meeting was intended erciusive.
IN for the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,. AT
this time there we're upwards Of eighty
persons present. William Allen. esq. a
very respectable citizen Of Person. then
observed. that il il was To be party
meeting he would retire; he did so. and
was followed by SD large number that
ON counting there were found to be but
fhirfy,fve persons remaining. So much
for Van Burensm in Person county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The editor Of the Standard. though We
~ ungracefuIly. acknowledges his mis-
iaks IN charging Mr.. Waddell with heing
the writer 81 e~rlain cultural winch ~
Gently appeared in nur paper. FrHm The
following extract frum The Raleigh Rfgis
Ter. iI will b. seen that he has been mis-
tskrn in another point. upon whirh his
assertion was M l9ss p0siiive.
" The Standard - sndeaEoring n mag.
nifty molehill into q mountain. Al The
Wing meeting shich took place in this
riiy. On the 22d Deesmber. the junior
ediior Of This paper acted a. one Of the
secretaries. He took some hasIy notes
Of The brief discussion which ensusd on
The occasion. intending 10 incorporate IL
in the aecounfof the proceedings. When
however. he came % draw them OF for
publication. he found bis notes tho indis-
iinci 10 be deeyphered and did not attempt
IL. The Standard charges thar Mr.. Wsd
deli. of Orange. made an infammal0ry
speech on The occasion. and that we have
suppressed il for fear lis violence might
innre him with his constituents. JACK
Falis'aD's exclamation about a certain
propensity Of. the world might well be
repeated here. The fsct is. the editor Ol
the STANDARD i So familiar with &" tres-
son. s.ralaeems and spoils." that he sees
3 plot ~ every paragraph in a Wing
newspaper We have never exchanged
Q word wih Mr.. Wsddell, orally or by
letter. IN relation 90 his speech or The
proceedings Of that meeting. And W
only think il necessary to state this. lee
some one IS malignant as the STANDARD
editor should suppose there is any iruli
in his inuendoes."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25


Small Por.--Judge Norwood. while
holding the Court al Montgomery, was
notified by committee ofthe citizens at
Rockingham, Richmond county, that the
Small Pox had broken oul about ten miles
distant from that place, on the Cheraw
road, and requesting the Judge not to
hold the term Of Superior Court at that
place on the Ord Monday, inst. The
Judge concurred with The citizens OF this
village and noIIfied them that the Cour,
would be opened to receive returns and
10 have the necessary rules and orders
made for the despatch Of business a,
next term. but that no one would be com.
PEELED To attend Court. The infection
was introduced into this neighborhood
by an Ashe WAGNER who died with this
disease in the neighborhood. II is believ-
ed that sufficient precautionary measures
have been adopted to prevent the further
spread Of The disorder.
Carolina Uatehnlan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The Spring term Of the Superior Court
fur this county was held in this place
during the last week, Judge DOnnell pre-.
siding. % B.
The case Of the State sgains, Henry
Harris, q man Of colur, charged with
setting fire 70 the jail Of This county.
Vas. on affidavit. removed TO Csswell
county for trial. IL will be seen BY an
advertisement in another column, that he
has since escsed. e
James Adcock. indicted Cor Burglary
committed by breaking and entering the
house Of Mrs. Elizabeth Csm,hers 10 the
night time. aud purluinlng pocket book
and several other smsll articles, was con-
slcied. aud sentenced TO he hung on The
last Saturday ia Ma! next.
Aston Durham, indicted for the murder
of Sarah Durham. the lie OF cousin al
his. was tried aud acquitted on the ground
of insanity, The pry we're probably
jusutied in their verdict by the evidence
before them; the high penalty attached ia
The crime renders proper great degree
uf caution 10 rendering verde, Of gull
w. Yet there were some circumstances
tending I" show that he had long medi
taled the hnrrid deed; and that il he was
insane al the time Of committing the act.
Il was the consequence OF having long
INDUCED in the desperate feelings Of ha.
tired and revenge. @s-- -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

In consequence Of the passage Of the
law incorporating The Bank Of The Uni-
ted States. and repeating The state tar on
real and personal property. in the sia's
Of Pennsylvania. The collectors in that
state have been instructed not 10 collect
the state tax laid on The assessment Of
1896.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The resolution which sometime since
passed the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania. instructIng their Senator'S
aud requesting their Representatives in
Congress 10 vote for the bill distributing
among the states the revenue derived
from the sale of public lands have passed
a third reading in the Senate of tina, state,
BY vote Of "a Ia z.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The following nominations BY the Pre-
sident have been confirmed by the Senate:
Roger D. fancy. 70 be Chief Justice
II the United States.
Philip p. Barbour, TO be an Associate
Judge Of the United States.
+ Amos Kendall. TO be Post Master Ge-
neral.
Andrew Stevenson. Of Virginia, TO be
Minister To England.
John II. Eaton. to be Ministerto Spain,
Richard K. Call, to be Governor o.
Flnrida, vice ]. III: Eaton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

We understand. says tie Alexandria
Gazslls. that the suhjeel of 'hs Pureh4-e
0f Texas from the Mexican Government.
IL under consideration with tie Executive.
n il confidently bsIieEsd bs many, that
the President aud the Cabinet are in
favor Of the measure. and vii recommend
u 20 Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

6daies Tor ths Legislature. The day a.
rived. and though thrrs we're some twsh-
" or ihiEs prrsahs present. iherr wrTs.
&c understand. but three Van Buren, msn
amongst them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

State LOua.-we learn that one hun
dred thousand dollars Of the loan aulhor-
lzed by the last Legislature have been
purchased by the University Of North
carolina 4, par. with stipulation 70 pay
a premium equal Ia that for which the
same amount uf scrip may he sold in
dlsposing Of the residue. No final agree
ment has yet been made b. the COM
missioner. Mr.. Haywood, Cor disposing
Of the residue. but, We understand. he
has entered into negotiation for selling
the same. al . premium which will
probably prove beneficial to the state.
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

Ter isviag sisnsiiEsd iasIf ~ nakisg
large appropriations far 10 PrHnsss Of
internal improvement. sl,d b. Fsfvgiag %
adspl The txpsnfine Ttsslu'serl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The Van Buren, party in Orange coun'
" appears lo be fast fading away. A
Van Buren, meeting was advertised I" be
held al William rrice'> store on the 9th
inst. for the purpose Of nomlnatlns ean-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

In Marion, Alabama, on Monday The
l4lh instant. Mr.. GEOksE MARTIN PAL-
NEE. formerIy Of this place. in The seth
year IL has age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

pHsksnSions Wa he sonsxi0us ihal lheFs
wss.snough ~ malerisl in tlie meeting 10
furnish faad lor ssrh disposition! Lei
- lask q she proceedings.
&cd. John Shrksrd. = very respeeta-
be gentleman. presided. and IN appropri-
sis terms announced the object Of The
merling: ihr secretaries also we're resPec
table gentlrmen 50 Ear. lhen. there
sas noihing fnr spnri nr ridicule. A
numhrr Of gentlemen friendly 10 Mr.
Van BuIen had assembled, - they bad
right 70 do. 70 devise measures 10 pro.
mole his sieelan. TrAclng the proceed
Ings Of ihe merling. We next see string
nj revolutions prepared and submitted hy
James M. Williamson. esq. membrr of
The last House Of Commons from Per-
son county. Eh0 also addressed The meet
ing: he was fullowed by Nathaniel ].
Palmer. ESQ. Of GaslreH. a county be-
longing 20 sn0lhrr district. Nov there
might be something 0f The ludiernus in
genllemen II Person and CGsWsH "ffici.
aIing As prinripsl actors IN a meeting Of
The citizens of Orange couniy-and q
thought III the Kind might have passed
aernss the mind Of snme =. White Wing"
present; hut whatever we're their Thoughts
they remained silent spersalors-msrely
"loOksTs on" How many "Elals al
wrath" were discharged aiier the meet
ing. and how yalianIly he Vans delrnd.
ed themselves. We are unable 10 say; we
think. however. that the editor Of the
Spectator must have slept since then; or
else he must be somewhai related 10 the
renowned Sir John Falsisff, Whatever
If prowess was displayed, we know thai
the action was soon over; and in few
moments after. when We entered the
court Iaom. none af its effects wrre wish
bic. One missiye passed in our presence
IL MAS not. however. discharged from 1
80 vial Of wralh;" il was The efIrryeseencs
Of pure good nature A White man Ob
served 10 one of the orslors. that h
thought The meeting world have beeI
little more complete IL they had eleva
ted TO the chair James Raney. esq. a die
tinguished citizen of CasireH county
who was present, and who. W. hs''
heard il said. came here purPoseiy tn al
tend the meeting. la tina, case the Va
Buren, meeting here would IN NOR
percep,ihie degree have rrsemhled III
Van Buren, convention al BALTIMORE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The Hon. Isaac Hi. II present Of ths
United Slsles Sena,e. h.. bra elected
Governor Of New Hampshire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

In the public schools Of Massachusetts
There are 1926 male, and ss, s23 female
'aildren attending.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The Legislature "f Tennessee adjourn
ed sine die on the ped Of las, noash,. ali
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

Mr. Fox. his Britannia Msjesiy's Mi
MISTER PIeniporntiary and Envoy Extra
ordinary To The United States. arrived a
the cit, Of " Washington on The 18th inst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

The able letter Of The Hon. Benjamin
W. Leigh, q Senator in Congress from
the state Of Virginia. an the subjecl al
lie expunging resolution. and The right
If instruction. which occupies large
portion OF our column. to day. is worthy
81 an attentive Perusal. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

NOT ICE.

IaSrtPED FROM the guard N liiisbOrOugt5
- beiwcen o and 3 O'Clock 81 nigh, on Mon.
day the alst instant, . prisoner whn calls him
self HENRY HARRIS, who 10 indicted fot
Arson burning the Jail Of this eounty.l he
is stout negro about sIx iest high. yeIiowish
complexion, had IN when he escaped brown
DIES. coat, domestic, aud PantalOons Of thy
same. half worn; a. old fur hat tbeLerovn.J
4e i. quick spoken. intelligent and ariiul he
vas seen 10 tho ncig iborhooa Of HilIseoEoogh
on Tues, sy the 29d, and ls probably lurking
aboui the neiehbOrhOet, as he bass good ma
nv arqrAIntanCes hrTs.
JAMES C. TURRENTINE. ShE
MaTth Is. OH ii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
lIthAT At the last term Of the courtoi Pless
and Quarter sessions for orange county.
letters 81 administration upon TIE estate Of
JOHN RIDER, deceaser, were granted TO tho
subscriber; al persons indebted TO the said 20.
tate are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will present
them. properly authenticated, within The time
prescribed by hw, or this notice viii be plsed
in bar Of their ,er"yeft.
STEPHEN MOORE, .Adm'r.
March IS. elf%
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25
9 RRlzh. $500!
AND 10 PRIf Els OF 200!
Principal Prizes.

FftstclQaf Ef'9&eS.
One prize of Ss,0OO-one Of $1,000
one Of S2.000--,en of 81 ,O0e--.en
Of S500-twelve al S300--be.
sides many of $500, SlOo.
$50. &c. &c.
amoun,. ng il all 10
10000 D0ilars!!
Whole Tickets, dollars
Halves, 3 dollars
Quarters. dollar
p All prizes payable in CASH, forty DAYS
after the drawing, subject to a deduction oil if.
'een per cent. ~
80 Tickets Tor sale in the greatest variety
OF numbers, at my Office, one dour above the
store Of Walker Anderson s. Co, in HILLSIDE.
rough, N c.
ALLEN PARKS, .7genf.
r.No. $3.50. $4,000. was sold al
Oxford in = package of quarter tickets.
No. $3.50. $1,000, was sold at Hills
borough in package Of half tickets, be.
sides many small prizes.
March "a eli.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-06
= Hi u OIL -.

ON hard 100000, mostly of the first qua'-
ity and laid in for cash, which we viii Sci
On pleasing terms.
(rWaNTED IMMEDIATELY, an,
quantity of poplar and ash flooring. usual
thickness and width; weatberbua, ding. and
; inch PANEL boards II inches wid- &
upwards; also IL ard inch plank, any
width, inch and inch and quarter wlde
except the ash flooring to lie
good yellow poplar, and square edged
Scouting not less than IL feet long, from
3 by 4 to 4 by 6, and many intermediate
sizes, especially by 4, ) by 5. &c
Joists, poplar, oak and sycamore, from II
TO 20 feet long, % by 6, and intermediate
sizes up to 3 by 10, all which, will be ac-
counted for by board measure.
Sawyers and others will find it 10 their
interest to furnish the above articles, or
any par, Of them-seeing they will noi be-
suffered to 90 away without '.;he rool of az
evil"
Il. GRIMES &, Co.
Richm nd. March l2tE,. lS:}G All
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-06
y y + L G E.
Elias II. EsyraHsl,

M ROPOS f 5 teaching an English
School ia the town OF Richmond, In the
house lately occu pied by DR.. Warner As 1T Is
sunnosed there aye pupil, sufficient n the town
and vicinity to form school,wthout interfering
with those already established, he hopes that
those who feel interested will render him their
assistance in endeavoring TO promote the cause
OF Education and Morality IN tins part OF the
countrv. lie proposes teaching The various
branches of Finish Education, together with
the Latin and Greek languages and by constant
and ,,owearied attention TO business hopes to
merit the approbation of his employers.
o-rSchool to commence May 3Oth. Tuition
the customary prices.
p,ch,nontt May 2Sth. 1896 2iff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-06
THE PHILADELPHIA
5, A Il L Il ID AY :. T. w S.
AND LITERARY C.ZETTE:


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10 written and set up exclusively for the
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The News is conducted IN a spirit Of
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-06
For = ale.
II Merchant .WiU.

IN complete order, one of the best
on Whitewater, within Z miles of Rich.
mond and within miles of the Whitewa.
ter Canal. The situation is as healthy as
any In the state. There are on the prem
lses two excellent seats for Distilleries,
14S acres oil LAND. 30 of winch are un
der cultivation; an apple and peach or
chard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without rererye
Apply to X. Shaw n bourie, Post Mister at
Abingdon, Wayne county Ia, or at this
alice. Possession can be given as soon
as required.
April 30. 1856 l7tf