The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-18

that The forces Of l,a, station were Immediately
Greek Indians al that place, 10 make another e1-
petition 10 The Hithlaeoocbee. II vas understood,
when our informant left, ihat az hope IS as enter.
tanned OF the lndiaus coming IN pcacoably, Gen.
Jesup had arrived al Fort Dfane Gov C1I who
had been Ill, conyalescent, aud the health o,
'he troops generally was improving.
The following extract Of letter, from Flords
from a CORES ondcnt OF the Charleston Courier
GAEEYe FEREY, Black Greek 3ls, Or.
I" | am here IA tie mds, Of troops, and dreadful
preparation iuf battle. The troops at lAs place on
my arrival were about 1900 but ihey have been
'of the ia-t tSo ds,s and stili are departing TOT
Port Dr4nt, va order 70 cunctutraie with General
JesUp aud ucaerai Read upon The Hithiacoocbcc
heFe had hcen sonc expectation that lhe var
Aould sPeedr, end. but there las been very spsc
/ y cad 10 soch hopes. One oi the squaNs isktn
pn t1e Nilhlaeoochee conveyed posssgs 10 her
iiipc, uist u the hostile ln4isus would surrender
% cn8'c -, ,hey would bc received and sent West
Il the Mlaissgpp Agreeably 10 tho treaty. Sue
Promised - rut1fu u she cond, three dst since
bot aas 40, yet returned. Sue provided ~uh
gnod horse TOT hsf journey. Aitcr sist had ieii.
isf course VA 'rsi.ea, and l. appysrs that instead
gong d It's itaacoocliec. she turned OF 70
,ht Dche- wa.ta, Whrrc scrY considerable rum.
ost 81 Zodiac iarce are cml-.4i,d
I" A ludiao Cbttf Of The Greeks hos been sent
10, by tol. Lane 20 jumper = b. j. tic master
sp'fls o. thc -,,HIaoe'. 10 know nhctHcr the -
.stnalgs acrc dl-n.srd 10 come 10 terms This
.ticaJj iadaa tb.et has fc.4tucG ffoia JJmi~r.
lo .als, he has whipped ne Tcnncsse,aus,
4 a.
sHd SauA oi F.afJS upsn q hsm--'ha, he can
leai The h1ie q ihc,r, and lei lacin come on
Thus q pfc.ept thsfo Is ,ssry pu~ps,t Of col.
Inus'i q o. tie w4r and soa.- hard h.hlins cI-
.sct d."
-Caarlea0Ha and Cincinnati Rail Rodd
The Ctneiana'i Daiy E-smsg gost ., the
2tlh lli sAJs. The ig,eks ,lossd on saturday !;
I've amvub, ,astn ia lhi. ciiy Is oac hundred and
'rtrty tro ssar,s, equsl 10 twelve ,baa,apd two
hunafrd dollars Vi Wh.eh ilr Joscpl B3os4l i5at
ms Tae uh,ls number taken a, Newport. lhs
residence - ,bc richest man ia thc Mss,ssi NJ
y cy. aud Vho eii D. benefited 10 tie 2.
mount a million or more. IS o., Hundred and
say s4atss. whilst Co,ing,on, spirited liulc Co.
,,ns,or, took neafl, o. quite SEVEN HUNDRED
SHABES-shc exact uanbgr SIC DO not knox -
We have "a 'elcd the Louisville papers closely do.
ring TIC lasi wceb, tut sav 70 mention Of the sub
jcrt, AZ l.cungiua there Vas a county meeting
called to take he matter into consideration Tor
Saturday Ia,t--,bc tcsuh we shah learn il a f,v
day., The las, MaysriHe Eagle is silent upon the
.ublecl"
W learn, says tic Lexington Intel igcncer lint
the City Council ga Saturday last, subscribed on,
Laad,sd tIogsaad dollars to the stock OF the Tn.
riunali and Charleston RAJ, Road Company Tbi>
u a very liberal subscription Tor Lexington. aad
an example which sc hope 10 see initiated BY 9th
towns and eiucs interested, aud Jy the State 90.
ycrumonls, Ihto' which This crca, work is to pass
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(Gy-Thc Legislature OF Georgia coavcn.
ed =, Mitcdscylllc on the 5lh instant. y. NJ Z.
cho-, Of Walton, was elected President Of the s..
nate aud J. + Lamar, Of Richmond, Clerk In
the House, NJ. pay, Of Jones, was rlccies Speak
or. aud Mr. Stutgis Clerk, Ga the slh instant,
GOV S.hlcy communicated his Annual Message,
which il said to present clear able. and, at the
same time, practical exposition Of the general and
local concerns Of the State.
We learn says the National fatstiicrHcer, OF the
9TH lns,ani,) that an express started from the CT
ty yesterday morning 10 Florida, 10 relieve Gov
crnor Call from the command OF the army aud as
sign 1t ,o General Jcsup," This is owing 10 the
failure of Gov. Call at the Wihlacoochee.
o. idrerfising ask the attention
OF the Merchants and business men Of Salisbury,
to the following which we copy from the Raleigh
Register, We entirely agree with "A Wake Far.
mcr" that it is to the interest Of the Merchant TO
advertise his goods, and convenience to his Gus.
tomors--and II is decidedly duty the Merchant
owes TO the community in which he lives and pros
pcrs And there is nothing tina, more surely in
dicatcs the prosperity Of town, than 10 see the
news per filled with adycrtscments.--W Caro-.
MrssRs, EorroRs | should like TO know why
the Merchants of Raleigh 10 not advertise their
goods. They keep the country people going into
every Store 10 find some artielo that is waiting
which lahor might be spateu, it the Merchants