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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19
HYMENEAL,

CONJUNCTION or MEcKLENBURG AND CABARRUs
Married, on the % instant, BY the Rev. W. S.
Pharr, Mr.. JOHN McQUERY TO Miss MARGA.
RET d., eldest daughter Of Abner Alexander ESQ.
Nj. Editor, was not among the 40 guests at
the above solemnization, or you might have cxpec-
tod accompanying this hunk of BRIDES cake TO
dream on. Mr.. Editor, for zoe, please request the
Van Buren, Bachelors of your vicinity, and of all
good Old Meckenburg, 10 mind their p's and q's,
for since they have proved SO VIGOROUSLY recre-
ant in the political faith, our Whiteite Bachelors
of good Cabarrus will not think it crime 10 cross
the county line Of demarcaton and take off yout
fair daughters for White mems wives Don't mis-.
understand me purely mean Judge White mems
uires. Mr.. Editor, lest you misunderstood the
politics of the guests at the above marriage, they
were unanimously las well as myself and all the
balance Of our neighborhoodl thorough North Ca.
rolina. Tennessee. Hugh l.. White-Whig men, op-
posed TO New York Undertook magic, and more
so to kentucky amalgamatlon
Yours, &c. orc.
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lowed by chaste and concise address by
Gather and T.. Jones Erwin, Esquires.
Whereupon the following Resolutions
ore unanimously adopted:
/ Resolred, That this meeting approve
ne nomination of HUGH L. WHITE
1. Tennessee, as a candidate for the Presi.
!, ,cy Of the United States, and call upon
l. Wings of the South TO give him their
'.ml and decided support at the approach.
l. election.
4 Resoire9, That the Committee of Vigi-
Ipee and Correspondence of this County
| requested TO appoint Subcommittee OF
fi,,Iance 10 each Captains District, and 10
!, all other honorable means TO promote
n election of Judge White.
/ !. Resoired, That in The opinion of this
I -,,ne, that General EDWARD b. DUD.
by of y. Hanover, is a suitable person
be run as the Wing candidate for Gov.
v,of of NORTH Carolina.
JAMES AVERY, Secretary,
J. C. Smith, Assistant Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19
by Last Thursdays Mail.

liza vessel has arrived at n. FORK, bring.
ing English papersto the list January. They
contain Paris dates TO the Doth December.
" The Moniteur," the official Government
journal in France, conveys the CRAFTY ing in
telligence that England had offered to the
French Court her mediation TO arrange the
difficulties between France and our country;
and that the French Government had &C.
ceded to the proposition. The official note
ilom the English Minister, on the subject,
was dated the 18th December, and the ac.
ceptance was ratified on the 9th. The Pre-.
sident's last Message was published in the
London papers Of the Both December; it
had not reached France at the latest adyices.
u Virginia Wing Conrention.-On the
10th instant, this Convention, recommend.
ed by the meeting of the Wing Members of
the Legislature which some time since took
place, was held at the Capitol in Richmond.
1t consisted of sixty.fve members of the
General Assembly, and Special DELEGATES
from thirty seven Counties represented in
the Legislature by Van Buren, men-ma.
king representatives from every County i'll
the State. Among other business transac.
ted, we observe the passage of the follow.
ing resolutions by unanimous potes:
Resolred, That the nomination ofHuGHLAW.
son WHITE, of Tennessee for the office of Pres.
dent Of the United States, made at a meeting of "a
portion of the members of the General Assembly
of Virginia on the 18th day of December last, be
approved by this Convention.
ReSOired That JOHN TYLER of Virginia,
be recon sended by this Convention to the people
of this State for the Office OF Vice President.
An Electoral Ticket was also formed.
Thus it appears that old Virginia has de-
termIned TO uniurl The White and Tyler flag,
and TO march under it to the rescue Of the
Constitution and the salvation of our insti.
tutions in November next. May God pros
per the patriotic effort
10 No Mail South of Columbia this morn.
ing; aud, in consequence, no later Indian
news.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

Aidstothe Gorernr.-Gov. Spaisht has
appointed the following gentlemen to be his
Aids, with the rank OF Colonel: Jacob Fal.
con, of Warren; Michael Hoke, Of Lincoln
William G. Byran, OF Craven +; and George
Little, of Wake.
We learn by letters received from Dari.
en-, (Ga.) dated the Isl inst. that the steam
boat Pioneer was blown up about so miles
above that place. She and her two boats
both sank. Cargo not very valuable
Melancholy loss Of .ives-the Engineer anc
10 blacks killed, and many wounded
Charleston Mercury.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

Will stand the spring season, at the stable ofihe
subscriber, and be let 10 Mares at the following
rates, 81 the single leap; S. the season; and $40
to ensure. Nelson, sired by a horse of the same
name, is a beautiful red sorrel, 5 years old this
spring, of great muscle, smew, and bone, and of
great symmetry, full Is hands II inches high and
of form indicating great power and action. His
dam by Wild Medley. He has been trained to
the urt, and gave assurance OF fine speed and bot
tom. He has been winner of purse two mile
heats, beating his two competitors with great ease
s. B. WALLS,
FrtTHqr1 I5tl 1886
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~ The TcraS Volunteers. at Nassau,

II The IcraS Volunteers, at Nassau,
released from impriSonment.-By the schr. Splen-
did, Capt Miller, arrived at Savannah, Jan. 18th,
from Nassau, we learn that the Grand Jury for
the Admiralty Sessions, al Nassau, meton the 18th
for the trial Of Col. Stanley and others, 10 the
amount Of Ia, arrested in the brig Metawumkeag,
on charge of piracy. After deliberations they
returned mo blil.' The whole were discharged
BY Proclamation, with the exception OF Col Stan.
ley and 10 others, who were detained 10 await
their lrlaI for felony.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19
TEEE NEXT SESSION
AF the Female Institute. 10 {


~ place, will commence on Tuesday the
first of March ensuing. Our system of Ed
ucation contemplales the Intellectual, Ply
steal, and Moral welfare of our pupils; and
our course of Instruction and mode of Dis
cipIine are arranged with primary regard
to these objects. Young Ladies from abroad
are required to board at the Institution,
where they receive the care and unremitted
vigilance of the Teachers.
In addition to lhe fundamental and scien.
ti6c branches which are taught here by the
aid of Globes, Maps, and extensive Phllo-
sophical, Chemical, and other Apparatus, in.
structlon is also given in the Latin, Greek,
French, and Italian languages, in Music,
Drawing, Painting, Needlework, &c.
Board and Tuition per Session of five
months, S65. For other particulars we re-
fer to our Prospectus, of which any person
may obtain copy by forwarding his address.
A. ], IEAVENWORTH,
L. VI. LEAVENWOTH,
Charlotte. n c., Feb. l6, 1886. Principals
NIB. a Department for Boys
under 10 years OF age, has also been opened.
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The Prcsbyfery Of Concord

AA ILL bold It's semlannuaI session at
w Third Creek Church, in Rowan Co.;
and meet on the I'd Tuesday the 9Th day.
of March, at IL o'clock, 4. NJ.
Feb. 1886.
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Canal Companies and six Insurance Companies.
People who believe that Banks enrich State III
proportion to their number, would Imagine lheft
could be no scarcity Of cash in the Emplre"-
Hope the Members won't forget TO pass laws for
The protection and security Of Southern caPital in
Their desire to increase their own--that's all.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19
MkRRIED,

In tins County, on the 2eth utimo, by the Rev.
Samuel Williamson, Mr.. JAMES WILSON TO
Miss CAROLINE COOK, daughter OF Captain
" lillian Cook
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

a. LeciS'aturs If AhJama.-Ths body ad.
Journed on the 9Th ultimo. is session la,.cd near
eight weeks. At Ia previous session. according
TO the Tuscaloosa Flag" has 50 much important
pubic business been transacted. Among the Acts
passed, "e observe six 10 incorporate Academies !;
one 10 incorporate Spring Hill College, III Mobile
County; aud fur 10 incorporate Ralt Road Com
panies, VIA the Mobile and Tennessee Company,
the Bakely and fetddo Company, the IIayneyllle
aud Benton Company, and the Netumkee and
Coosa oupauy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

OF another Fire in Ndtches.-.The
Natchez Courier of the 18th January, contains an
account Of another confagration in that place.
Tuentgeight houses had been consumed at the
Landing. The Courier says: 1.-The excitement
here is indiscfibabe; il does really appear that
our devoted city is 10 be utterly consumed; and
the opinion is rife, among all classes of the com.
munty, that the gamblers, who were driven from
here, having sworn vengeance against the place,
are the inccndiaries"
Cp5- Fire at Petersburg Id.-A fire has
recently occurred in Petersburg, by which a large
mass Of small wooden buildings was consumed,
together with an extensive livery stable. Loss cs.
tlmated at ten thousand dollars.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

ton, II is at least to be hoped has energies better
suited 10 our peaceful relations with Spain, than
he has shown himself to possess in regard 10 the
uarlike position of things III Florida.
o.
More diriding Of THE Pary.-Not.
withstanding the Van Buren, watchword of aDon't
divide the Party" we think the Great Democra-
TIC clan Is IN very fair way to be split up into
fragments In Virginia, only the other day, the
porkcrs couldn't swallow the Amalgamator and
now 1t appears that some OF the same breed, IN
this State, can't go the Magician.
The last Western Carolnlan contains an off.
cal account of the proceedings OF meeting OF "a
portion OF the citizens of Orange County, opposed
TO the election Of Hugh l.. Whit, Louis Pas.
tin, Chairman, and Thos. Pendigrass, Secretary
at which preamble and resolutions were passed.
nominating for the Presdency-who do you think,
gentle reader mo less parsonage than the re-
doubtable Philo White. formerly Colonel in the
Militia, late ?urser in the United States Navy,
now Editor Of the Van Buren, Standard at Ra-
leigh !! &c. &c. sc.
The Caronlan laments this split in the Great
Democratic! Party, and thinks it remediless.-
BIT the Carollnian is little too fasiit forgot The
lmpossbillty Of split IN the Party there may be
splits from the Party, bu, lis unity ennnoi be lln-
paired-the Democratic Party :! Will still remain
one and indlyisibIe. at least in regard TO the
Presidency! If Messrs. Pastin, Pendgrass, a
Company, insist upon running Colonel White,
the duty Of the High Priest OF the Democratic
Party will be plan; he vii. merely have TO read
out, excommunlcate, and turn over, the offending
member TO the Federal. Bank. hig- Nulhfiers, and
the Glorious Unit " Democratic =! Republican y!
Party ~. sefstylodJ will be as Orthodox and as
united as eyer.-Wltness the case OF Judge bite.
We are AFRAID Phllo's modcsty however, will
make him voluntarily decline the h,lor OF poll
il IS doubtless glory enough for him TO support
such Chef "a Matty, without running against
him II lie should be refractory, though, and
stand the tug, wouldn't II be glorious tckei, with
Col Nhite and Col. B!qe. ar the two highest oil
ccs ir Tie Republic g Think Of that, Master
Brooke Huna for the two Culoneis
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

tST Superior Comts.-.We understand
that the following will be the rulings Of the Judges,
for the Spring aud Fall Circuits, according 10 pre-
ylous arrangement:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

o. Wholesale Buaaess.-Late news
papers state. that in the short space Of ira days,
petitions were presented TO the New York Legis-
lalnre for the incorporation OF thirty new Banks,
for an increase ofcaplta stock in nine Banks, and
Tor the incorporation Of eighteen Railroad and
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

CT A bill is now before the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature, for granting State Charter to the
present Bank of the United States, under the same
name. II has passed the House of Commons, by
vote oil 81 to 30, and been sent TO the Senate for
concurrence Should it pass that body also, and
become a law, we viii give more extended ac-
count of its provisions, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

ritory of Florida, has been nominated as Minister
to Spcin, by the President We have no doubt the
Senate will confirm this nomination-Aajor Ia.
ton IT is al least to be hoped, has energies better
suited 10 our peaceful relations with Spain, than
he has shown himself to possess in regard TO the
uarlike position of things i'll Florida.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

~ !, I, Nominations By the President.--An-
' II, stevenson, of Virginia, has been nominated
muster to England, by the President 1t will
'So,'eted that the Senate has once before re-
W.T. Stevenson Tor the same office; and, We
e., WA rcJcct him agnln. The practice of re-
c"'"og persons who have been once refused
ny NATION Is one which every man ought to
IN |" eondemnng-as helng unworthy the
,, magistrate OF the Republic, and intended 10
H., T.. ana degrade the Senate, coordinate branch
"' Government of the Union. If tor no other
jn.e 'nan THIS, We hope The Senate will again
!, 10 confirm the nomination of Mr.. Stevenson,
VI" H. La'on, ut present Governor Of the Ter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

o. No Mail South of Columbia this morn.
ing and, IN consequence, no later Indian
news.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

Mount Mourne, hedeH Co., N c,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22


A csse Of great novelty Was tried on
vrdaesdsy last. before the Circuit SUI
perior Court Of Law aad Chsncery for
Spottsyiyania..--Judge LonAx presid.
,ng. We sllude 10 the case OF PAYHE
60. SMITH. The plaintiff. some year,
ego. brought an action Of Detinue. IN
Orange Superior Court. against bic
brother. in v hich jury gave a verdict
for the defendant. conreiyiog that
his stiofney-Mr. (now Judge) Bar
hour, Of the Scpreme Court OF the Uni
ted States. had been guilty OF negiec,
Of professional duty. or deficient in
skill in the conduct Of The suit. Payne
brought an action against him for IA
images. 10 Orange, and had the case re-
moved to Culpeper county. The trial
came on shout four years sgo-Wn.
Sn'TH. ESQ. for the plaintiff. Judge
Bsrboor disdaiaed 10 defend the suii
and wss not NJ the court. but two gen
tlcmen OF the Culpeper bar volunteered
in his behalf. The trial lasted two
days. and resulted las might have been
anticipated from the well known zeal
Of Judge Barbour) In . verdict for the
defendant.
PAYNR next instituted suit against
SMITH. his counsel in PAYNE o.. BAa-
souR. Tor neglect Of duty and want Of
professional skin. The case Vas con-
tinued from tine to time. and was sub
seqnenuy removed 10 this county. II
came on for trial during the Last term.
SMITH did not defend the suit, and the
Jury gave . verdict Of ONE THOUSAND
dollars damages. The Judge granted Q
new Trial. which took place on Wedass-
day last.--PIaintilrs Council. Dir. Pres
ton, OF Baltimore Smith appear
ing for himself. Verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
We have never seen case support
ed by iess evidence. All the plaintiff
witnesses. as we'll ~ several Of the iu-
~ in the case Of PAYNE rs. BARBOUR,
testified TO the TACT. that Smith had ma
mayed the case with gIeat zeal and o.
biliiy. u was also in evidence, thai
while the jury were in their room.
Payne had expressed himself in terms
Of satisfaction and admiration Of the
efforts Of his counsel.
Gentlemen OF the bar at all times aci
under deep sense Of responsibility
but. few clients. like the Plaintiff ia
this case. would make the profession
too hazardous TO be pursued as . call
ing. Mr.. Preston acquitted himself
very handsomely, and we believe hi,
client does not intend TO bring an &C,
ton against him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

How delightful . eeatraag % reckless dsma-
gngueRm b afforded IN the foIiowinx eloainx
paragraphs - the inaugural address 81 InasS
CIAass, Ne new " Ais GoyeFsos q RsBsseky,
No people W the World enjoy an
the blessings ~ civil liberty 70 the
same extent With the people of the
United Sistes. They have q right 20
be proud Of their coaditioa. II 3 the
work Of their own hands, ander the
projections of benign Pgovidenee.-
The eyes Of the wbols world are upou
as. We eOnsiiaie the LEST hope a
che srieads Of lihsEiy IN every cline
Let us not dissPpoisl their iusi expee.
is'ions--LRT Os EOT TsOgaHrLnssLY
nAsH 10 PIECES = EAnRfcK wa,oH
ACES AAY NOT N AnLE TO aRpu,hD
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