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

Col Wh.te and Col. B!qe. iat the two highes, oil
ecs r Tie Republic 3 Think Of that, Master
Brooke. Hun. Tor the two Culoneis
tE7rGeRerdt Post ot'cc.-Slnce Mr.. Ken,
dali took charge OF tins concern, as 7, VI. Gene
raj, lie regular journal Of his dongS 10 regard tc
tie whole Post-ofice and Mail establishment o
the country is issued 10 tie world petsig, through
/ The columns OF the Globe. From THIS Journal ior
tie week ending the 9Uth oil January, We gather
4 The following information ~ relation to the estab
tshment, dtrcUnllnuAnc,, &c. Of Post. ohcCs III
North Carolina:
" Post Ofsts estadsls3-riu's Y Roads, Fig.
connie county, Jacob l.. Piu, i H.; Stockvrlle
/ liauconbc Co, Nehemiah Biachstock, +. "; lap
i land, Buncombe Co, nasil Vance, T. VI,
Ofess discontinued --t,rcenleesyile, Yanry en-
j Gataw bl Sorings, Lincoln CO; Sandy Bottom, Ma.
con CO., Mchenmes lliis, Wa}ne CO.; NiHtons.
vile, Gates co. Litlle Greek, Pint CO.; Tunnel,
/ Lincoln CO., naney's Stort, Northampton ca.
/ tAargr u NaHe.-N northampton Courthouse,
changed 10 Jackson.
/ Experimentation II. Pearson, Nhitelands,
/ Burs, county,
/ WhlIc ~ TINS subject we vail take the occasion
/ to ask, where IL the Return" uLleh was so lib
orally rrgHaEtd when the i" hcalcn.barn Aua,
came lnto olhce Never did NC know the Nhol,
mail arrangements TO be ia 30 3efesgfE q state
aud uestt ha,r we seen so much complaint 81 tn,
SAINT state Of things IN every patg OF the country
i but vet, hen VIC look a. tic PostG4astor.Gcuet
ais weekly Halletn. VT Eud such information a.
+ hc al,ove--" Post-o.iicrs established. dIscaHtuu
/ ed" Mc Truly as a eertaiu Magician once said
ia reiaj,an to dttl,reu. subject, eur Suffering,
Is iatnletableH We were PROMISED bread, but NJ
+ aaye to put up with stones.
! TSo facts connected somewhat with this sub
ject, NC cannot help noticing here. Onc os then
viii convey important information to persons hay
ng occasion IL address letters IN their friends ans
relations ia the West, and there ar many suct
among our patrons !, and the other may be OF ser
yice 10 Mr. Kendall while both Of them viii show
the loose manner 10 which his business is perot
med, II not gave color to the suspicion that II hi,
/ design 10 buuc the whole mail establishment an
! drr his immediate personal surrtiaHee.
/ !. We harn, from tWo gentlemen who have
much occasion 10 correspond with persons IN tire
West. that letters sent BY way of LueoInton, Ashc-
vile, Knoxville, &c. do not reach ibrlf destination
with halt much speed aud certainty, by that
route, As they DO II directed ria Washington e.
itgt" Their experience has universally been, that
letters forwarded los the shortest and most direct
route have been one-thrd longer IN reaching tho
end OF their journey, III they reached IL at aIi,
! than when directed first to find the scat of the
General Government, and take a start from there
THIS Is curious iart--one that proves 1.-THE
! fatthesi way round 10 be thu nearest Way home y
--lud we adylso those who have occasion to send
letters to tuclr friends tn the West, not TO Glsrc.
gard IT.
.. We saw letter the other day, to gentle.
man IN this town, from a Postmaster IA HiS Conn.
IT, in which he stated that he had Heuer been cali
cd on by tbs General Post office Department TO &C
count for the receipts of his Office. but that he still
had the whole amount IN his possession, apparently
subject only to his own contro!, His letter was
10 get information how he was To proceed IN the
case. The sum indeed was small but when we
! rccnllcc, that the whole lncoue Of the Depart
I meni is made up OF comparatively snail Sums, and
that tho establishment Is bankrupt and IN debt TO
largo amount, such negligence is inexeusablc.
| ~
| o. Baltimore Mob Cases. a late
term of the Baltimore City Court--Judge Brce
presldinC-scyeru Of the persons engaged in the
! Riots in that City were tried, found guilty, aud
sentenced to more or less punishment, according
J
and costs, four years imprisonment IN the eou,
mon Jail OF Baltimore county, aud rceognl2ance
of $1,000 to keep the peace, and be Of good beha-
viour for II months ensuing the expiration OF the
term OF Imprisonment, The lowest sentence $500
and costs, two years Imprisonment, and like re-
cognIzance of $500 to keep the peace.
OF A bill is now before the Pennsyva-
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
a vote Of 81 to &c. and been sent TO the Senate for
concurrence. Should ii pass that body Also and
become a law, we viii give more extended ac-
count of its provisions, &c.
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o. Wholesale BmMaess.-Late news.
papers stale that in the short space Of ira days,
petitions were presented TO the New York Legis-
laure for the incorporation OF thirty new Banks,
for an increase cfcaWta stock in nine Banks, and
for the incorporation OF eighteen RAILROAD and