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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20

Forida.-The war for the present sea.
son is ever, in Florida, and the Volunteers
are returning to their homes. We have
daily arrivals amongst US of the kershaw
and Lancaster Volunteers. Ofthe kershaw
Volunteers, as far as we can learn, all will
be home in few days, not one having been
lost either by sickness or otherwise. So
signal preservation amidst the dangers OF
savage warfare, and the pestilentia infu.
ence of slckly country, should create in
every heart the deepest feelings of graft.
tude.- Camden Journal.
The Washington Globe has put forth a
prospectus for an Extra, TO be published I'M.
I'll after the Presidential election is over, in
order that the people may derive inforna.
ton, as IT says, through pure sources, sus.
tained BY their o,rn patriotic patronage. !
This from paper which draws a hundred
thousand dollars per annum from the public
treasury, which it would lose the moment
it dared to utter a disagreeable truth How
long will the people be duped by these
pensioned patriots ?-Lyach. Eirg.
Connecticut, old Federal Connecticut,
has gone out and out for Van No mistake
now, which is the federal candidate We
invite the Republicans of the South to note
the fact We ask them &c the,, ORC :, THAR
proper ranks. when fighting side by side
with Rhode Island and Connecticut, for the
elevation of Northern Tariff Improvement,
aud quasi Abolition candidate
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20
DR.. Charles :. MOfatt
NOTICE.

WILL give lessons in Penmansbip to
Ladies and Gentlemen, on SATURDAYS,
at my residence.
TERMS:
For plain business hand, SO per quarter.
ltalic Ornamental, S. do.
German Text, S. do.
hours OF attendance for Ladies, from 9
TO II, A. M.-for Gentlemen, from 3 to s.
P. NJ. II. D. w. ALEXANDER
Mdy II, 1886 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20

0-y~ fOrty.ttro Counties in ", Carolina
have already spoken ont in a voice both loud and
deep in iayo' fthe Peoples Candidates, WHITE,
TYLER, and DUDLEY and some one or moro
o. the remaining twenty three are responding al.
most every day, aud ranging themselves in the
same glorious cause. 4 few weeks more and the
Wing Flag viii be unfured from Macon TO Curri.
tuck. aud the knell of Van Burensm will have
been sounded in the "old North State"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20

QT Volunteers for Gen. Caines.--fp
compliance with the requisiiion of Gen. Gaines,
Governor Cannon, Of Tennessee, has issued his
Proclamation inviting the Citizens to volunteer 10
The number required Of that State, TO remain in
The service six month unless sooner DISCHARGED.
Governor White, of Louisiana declines a com.
pllance with the requistion Of Gen. Gaines. for
the reason that he has no authority or means 10
enable him to comply with it," mo appropria.
ton has been made by the Legislature for the pur
pose and there are no funds in the State Treasu.
~ to warrant an extraordinary expenditure" A
very iiimsy excuse, We think Certainly Gov.
vernon has power to invite voluntary enllstments !;
and there can be no doubt that the United States
Government would appropriate all requisite means
TO deifay expenses incurred in their employment.
OF Our Relations nth France. The
l0th instant the Presideat transmitted Message
to Congress, conveying the gratifying intelligence
OF the payment ofthe Indemnity money due from
rance, and the determination on his part 10 do
all 10 his power speedily 10 bring about "a resto.
ra''"n Of the ancient cordial relations between the
two countries"
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OF Florida and Ttrqs.-We Of,

another column some later information from these
places, beng al! that has come to hand since our
last That from the latter theatre Of war, is very
important and gratifying, i true, which we sin.
cercly hope. Santa Anna is a monster. rather
than human creature, and we for one cannot
sympa,bisc with him even should his greatest
cruel'es be visited on his own head. The worst
fate that could befal him would be no more than
mere retrbu,ye justice at the hands oithe Texans.
e. Rail Road Delegates.-At public
meeting Of Citizens of Rutherford County, held
al the Courthouse, on Friday the 9th insta Z, for
the purpose Of appointing Delegates to attend the
Railroad Convention on the ith of July, at Knox.
vile, as representatives of Rutherford County,
Joseph Med. Carson, r. F. Birchet,, Edmund
Bryan, Achilles Durham, and John Mcdowell,
were appointed,
Delegates 10 represent kershaw District, IS. c.
in the Knoxville Railroad Convention DIR. +.
II. Anderson, W f. johnson, John Boykin, Sen,
John NJ. Desaussure, and Henry B. Cook
49,
o." Berdre of an Impoaor. "-Under
this head, in the last Patriot from Greensborougb,
is publication signed bv three citizens of thai,
village, warning the Christian Public against an
individual who calls himself John A. g. Hemmtngs,
and who preteuds that he is an autorized agent to
solicit and receive contributions for the benefit of
the Methodist Episcopal Book Concern, recently
destroyed by fire in New York. The advertisers
say of Hemmings, that he is abcu, % or % wears
Of age, feet high, slender make, fair complexion
light hair, little or no beard, and had on blue
broad cloth coat, white hat, &c. He made some
collections in Greensborough; but, suspicious be-
ing excited, he was asked for his credentials
which, failing TO produce, he was compelled to
surrender the money and leave the town. Beware
of him!
o. When the Army Appropriation Bill
was before the House of Representatives, lately, on
motion of M Sewer, the Delegate from Arkansas,
an amendment was passed, which will have the
effect to break up and abolish the United States
Military Pos, Of Fort Gibson, that charnel.housc
of the Army" as the National lntelligencer truly
designates it, An appropriation was, however,
made TO establish another post in some more eli
gible and healthy position on the same frontier.
CT Richard G. Cook has been appoint.
ed Postmaster at Concord, n. c., rice r. w. ALI
son, resigned
The Post.OHice called Hopewol in this County,
has been discontinued the Postmaster having
made no report for SIX months paS,
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01T Richard c. Cook has been appoint.
ed Postmaster at Concord, n. c., rice r. w. Ali.
son, resigned.
The PostOAice called Hopewell, in this County,
has been discontinued, the Postmaster having
made no report for six months past,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

ne time a5ope given apparently very GOOD put
IN order TO give those ut distance better knowleoee
of this race we will state, that from recent survey Oh
this turf il has been asccraiued that The Track 10
three feet over mile, which, in four mile hea.,
difference Of 81 yards The hrst measured TOUT n
was run in I'm. Sos, and The second III f'n' %
Track slippery. 40, ,.o, ,es,ad md
r. fused for Hickory JOHN cnsti'utio"nf'st
The speed with which the Presidents Message was
carried on Tuesday night last from Philadelphia Is thus
stated in the New York jon mis-:
PhiIadeph 10 1r .nton, % miles, (steam 30 minutes
Trenton to n Brunswick 2o do, (hurses) h. 81 DO
n. Brunswick to Newark, 70 l-2 M (steam) - DO.
Newark 10 Jersey city, 8 IN, (horses,) 81 do
Abou, half mile from Jersey city the horse Of the ex-
press rider fell down and came in alone. Another mes
senger imme daley went after the bag and it was de-
iyeed in Jersey city above sated-he loss IN time
being about twelve minutes. This accident may be at
,,buted ,s fact, that the Express yuaH Bag eMlre
WIS forwarded from Washington, instead OF the Mes
sage only, as is customary, with nothing else ao
companyng it. So far the rail roads were concern
ed il Of little consequence but the riders VINO were
prepared with the usual cypress L uddeny found teni'
selves Obliged to secure well they were abe large
ak.card Gay weighing 20 lbs. BY this means not
only was there great loss Of time but it was next 10
impossible for the horses to make the time set dnwn ior
them The rider who Tell leiween Newark and jersey
City ellison E. Duncan) in order to make his time
good carried the bag from where he changed his horse,
in his left hand The horse swerved and tell al the cross
ing of the railroad and turnpike he unable to
hold him up with hand Neither horse nor rider was
injured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
HEALTH.

rs,II. CELEBRATED CAMOMILE OI T,JEiC Pills..
- Erass, specific effect bsiu rcfyr.
tho ppitating heart the trrnuloIs hand, dizzy ~
til, tultcis mind, vanish h'furr thci: rrxo ~
benign influence the morning This tonic %
for Diseases, general debility ySr~"s;a. nt,
and its Consequences, Vi appetite appa,cn, irr
stomach, aciy, unpleasant tstc IN TIE ;Iouh
the bowels, synr.ums laT.u mess when tie uI
comes irritable, rrpvGtiu: tiOa:htui .nc!aEc ai del.
tpocontn .cIsm iow spirits paiation OF ihr heart
rai.iy, nightmare. disturbed >ccp rheIEa;>l spasrur
Iuns, dizziness Of ssi, anh a utcr syniicu IT, a.
GuGorar Fills will ri:sc speedy and saia curr " "
The WEAKNESS Is peculiar 10 :hc s sex rpr. ;,
d::,cy unJer tIr power d.. IS. EVANS CAMoMiI. ;T
npr. found them c thu medical acrGS 20 10
they with, recruiting III" decacd s,s Gi<.iparIr, "
rsc iulnes, I4 scr and creating pleasing yi,ac.y nv
h,sirs melancholy They give comfort and oh f., 49,.
whre -!St"n.
Persons co,tivc habits should occasionally use Dr. w
Evans Vegetable Apercnt Pms tie tcs, Known Ter h,ns
ous :rcrs ti:uty ofbrcahin- liberated ,.,oa,
inflammation Of The eye. every Eu, and ali t!os" Dis.
s;tucrinuS Of tho circulation and Irnmr i
great tho utility 81 these Pill! that aoahI
upwards o. three thousand do!!.i- within the ?
STATES rf the Union.
s;rYr.a thonsanI testimonies have been received Lr d. ~
Evans, his office, No. Division street, New orb %
public hat an respectable medical ho ~
srib" them il their prncce speaking in The highest terms
cEilacH: virtues.
These Invaluable pin! may be had Al MI e. AIliS Eoot,
;wu ahU"r Ii" Eagle Tavern, Main street, Psao. ~
where application 20. agencies he made rs letter
r. JDnsoHs Fancy store, Washington Mes. w.
taor Mowhray'; Faary Store, Baltimore.
Neg. s. :i-mn
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AUGUSTA, (Ga.) Dec.

AUGUSTA, (O6) Dec q 1000.
LAFAYETTE CoURsE.-Yeslerd9y came off over this
Course the match race between Hickory Johu and Miss
Medley, for $4,000 The excitement created by this
race was great and for two three days before the
came on betting about even; but the day of the
race and for one or days previous, Hickory John be-
the vorile and the only way in which bets could
be had him, was giving odds. The knowing ones
taken in this occasion, and the old saying
that the grey is the better horse did not prove
correct in this instance Hickory John both heats
in handsome style.
At the roll Of the drum both horses were Brought up
10 the post in handsome style-Nss Medley the inside
tsack-At the tap, they had fair start, Hickory John
takng the lead, which he KEEP, for the first second third
and fourth rounds, and came about lengths ahead
This neat well contested and on the second round
Miss Medley gave him hard push bu, il wus 10 no mr.
pose-Rickory kept his distance and came in about
length ahead: on the third round the distance between
them was about two lengths, and on tue fourth they
came out rs stated above.
Amer this heat, the friends Of Hickory John became
more sanguine, aud freely offered two TO him.
come Of these bets were taken up by Miss Medeys
friends. Afler the usual time allotted for rubbing
down. both horses again brought up apparently
much wors.ed by the previous four miles At the of
Che drum they started in fine style Miss Medley taking
the lead, which she kept for about half mile, when
Hickory John made push, overlook and passed her
about two lengths which distance he kept for the two
6rs, miles, when Miss Medley made hold push after
him. and kept gaining until about three quarters round
when Hickory went briskly TO work, and
length ahead at the third ronnd at this stage the friends
of Miss Medley became more confident and all The bets
of two to one offered in hearing, freely taken
that she would win this heat but it not in her bones
Hickory John put himself 10 work, and Oh the fourth
round soon made wide gap between them, and came
out about thirty yards ahead of her, thus winning the
race in two heats.
T;me-lst heat, SIN. l lis; Cd heat, Sm Is.
The turf Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather. was we'll attended, and good order observ
3D. s.-.. ...st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
ALL PRIZES!!
IsaryBaslds State Lottery.
Class No. p, for lS3G.


10 be dra,cn at Baitimorc Saturday, Dec. 81 lc3G.
ScuEME-$3O 900, 500, 1000. 1900, 2.OO0 10 of
900, 30 of 500, 90 Of $50, 50 Of POO, &c.
Tickets only $40.
sent for $ 10; packages Of shares, in proportion.
I.In this Lottery all those tickets having drawn
number them, will be each entitled to 50, without
discount You cannot do better than adventure in this
scheme.
In all Lotteries for sale by the package or single ticket
by the auchy HOfT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of tho Eagle. who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
H. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
u Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal app
cation and the result given (when requesed) immed
airIy after the drawing-f addressed 70
Dec. ID [M-f1 d. M. HOYT.
AJEwlNGTON ACADEMY.-The ensuing session
Ia Of this institution, will commence the 10th ia
nuary next when preparations will be made for larger
number Of boarders.-The patronage of the school las
been fully equal to expectations during The year OF
our commencement and return orr thanks 10 those
of friends who have manifested IN interest for our
Success, and have greatly aided in efforts to rem
der school of usefulness. One of the leading objects
Of this institution will be- communicate TO those who
attend it, thorough practical knowledge OF the substan
lial branches Of good English educaton-an obj"ct
seldom deemed Of sufficient Importance. or too often neg
taught the Latin and Greek languages, and all the
full and practical branches of Mathematics. The course
of instruction will be directed as 10 render it prepa
raory any Of the Colleges in the Stale In regard to
the regulation of the school, would remark, that with
out order, improvement IS impractica5e; but Think
that government consists, not much in the d!sc pilne
OF the rod in the exercise Of moral influence,
grounded in respect and esteem Raise the ambition OF
youth, by rendering his studies agreeable and inviting
and by causing him 10 respect HIMSELF and he is easily
governed.
In consequence of the high and increasing price Of
prnvisions feel ourselves compelled to make small
advance the price Of board The terms will be, for
board, washing and bedding $25 per quarter. The pu
pills must furnish their with lights and tow
els.
For boys under twelve years of age, at the end of the
scholastic year, deduction Of $40 will be made.
Tuition in The Classics and Mathematics - so per qr
English branches "
The present session will close the 10th December,
and the day previous, examination Of the pupils
will take place, which time the friends and patrons of
the school respectfully invited to attend.
ALBERT G. STUDIES,
ROBERT G.. STUBS.
Gloucester County, Nov Is, 1876 5G-laNt"
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HIN CHANCERY-VrRelSlA.- Amelia county,
81 October Court, 1856
Austin Seuy and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Har
per, Compainants,
against
JAMES Borum and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Har.
per, Creed Harper, Newton Harper, John Harper Ro-
bert Flppin and Nancy his wife, formerly Harper, Eli
zabe,h Avary, formerly Harper, Joel Harper, Robert
Harper, Jesse Harper and Mary Harper, ('le -four last
Harper and Vvald Harper, John ii. Craddock, Grief
Craddock, Armisead Craddock paschal Craddock will
liam s. Foster and Louisa his wife, formerly Craddock,
and Mary H. Craddock, DEFENDANTS:
The defendants, John Harper, Elizabeth Avary John
H. Craddock, Grief Cradduck, Armis!ead Ciaddock,
not having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act of Assembly, and the rules of this
Court and it appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence, that
they Inhabitants Of this country: IS ordered.
that the said defendants do appear here The lSt day of
the next January term of this Court and answer tue bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy oil this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the City
of Richmond for two months successfully, and posted
at The front door of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Trstc,
E. 6. LEIGH, D. C. A. G.
Nov. 22 57-wSW"
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GPOTSYLVANlA LAND-m the ncghC0Th0oc ~
- the White Hall COLD MIMI offer for sale tEe Ia,,
on which live containing 800 acres of land ng Ia
both sides of the river ramunkcy. andIny as TaluaD
low grounds any in this neighborhood, not one'na1
cleared There is gris MILL mill, and cotton n,
chine on the river belonging to the tarm-he wo"a
is good with PINE oak &c. suitable for plank ana scan
ling The dwelling is good and convenient %'lh even
necessary out house There perhaps more is"ra Of
the farm than any other to be found for the quantity .,
land cleared-the soil is we'll adapted to corn w o
tobacco and grass-there is saved from 10 10 oy'o,
pounds of hay annually. have just reca.me oh u !.
the Beaverdsm run, some valuable marsh. wn' nm.
now in timothy There is also vein OF iron ore un mt
ming through the land, said to be rich AS am -,
acquainted with mining, say nothing as to II; i've
ue; but from the advantages Of water pqwes n,;sh
wood in the neighborhood, it is thought the ore iii
be profitable Any person wishing to purchase S,
come and view the place. will sell the WHOLE or
of the tract, to sui; purchasers ,,r,snox
Corbiu's B,idget'
D,o G3--wiw
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.7nothtr Msnl Scheme. TO close the Year!
VirgisaIa Stale Lottery, 40. 3,

To be drawn ut Alexandria, Dec. 3ISt.
CAp1ALs-S30, U0O 10000. 5000, 5000, 1000, $500,
IS Of 900 each; % Of 800, Is o! 3DO and POO OF 2OO
&c. tNc.-Tickrts SI0-sI'ares in proportion.
y certificate OF package Of whole tickets Will be
for $l3u; Of halves quarters and eIghis IN pro-
portion.
N. B.-Ccricatcs of packages in any of the above
Lotteries, will he sud terms accommodating as
those of any other venler in The city.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries,
may be had nsua in every variety, at The Lottery
Office Of GEO. W. DIXON,
Opposite the Eagie Intel.
n. B-Ordcrs from the country enclosing the cash or
prize tickets will b. promptly attended TO- if addressed to
GEO. ~. DIXON, Richmond, Ia.
flor . 6U-lr
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EEOLK'S HOTEL, WAsMk6ToS CITY, u. IN n
81 Pennsylvania .7renuo, and Third street, near inc
Capitol, and jnSt square fest Jr0m Me hai-h0"o
Being 80 near to the Depot, and the same side OF the
Avenue, gentlemen or ladies coming that way ano WISH
ng stop Ct this House need not ncnf the expense VI
hack and Porter will be in attendance 10 receive
and lranspor. their baggage without cost
This House is Conducted heretofore, with an eye
directed particularly to Lie e"noH ant conoeH''nie
adics-tie duus terefre, not open after IL CLOCK
nj night, unrs. Of the guess are attending INC
Thralrc or parly-and no distilled iqn"r can be pro.
cured in the House. No is lndgcd IN rooi Win
another without consrnt. Any desiring private F"tiolS
or meals can be graliled. Parties Wishing 10 engage
rooms, would do we'll 10 speak for them week before
they wanted. lo%-eo9"J De'o
TO PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS, d. TEACHERS.
a Storc-house, granary, and comfortable dwelling
"a house and ot this place. for rent on reason
able terms the ensuing year-in consequence OF 'ne
recent death of the much alnented Doc james X Ball,
This neghboriood is left entirely destitute OF fhy;I'
cian there being than eight or ten miles
young gentleman, well qualified TO teach the EnglIs!!
language 10 a few small children, will hear Of employ
lnent. Should his object be to study profession, he
would have much time 10 devote in that way Letters
addressed 10 the Postmaster huntsville, Lancaster
county, Va twill receive immediate attention
Nul,sville Dec. 10, le:'6 O3-w4w
ENEMALE EDUCATlON-In order 10 educate my
Il daughters at home, have employed Young lady
of experience, and literary attanments and who has
been raised and educated in Virginia, TO take charge OF
n small School at my house, the ensuing year The
School 10 commence the 18th Of February, lc:T ard
terminate the 18th of December following, making
scholastic yenr Of len months
Six eight young ladies cal be accommodated with
board, &c, in my family, on the following terms:
For Board, and English branches, 500
For French Language, 10
For Drawing and Painting, 10
For Music on the Piano. 80
Address Hallsboro Post Office, Chesterfield county
Fl. HANCOCK.
Dec l3 G4-w2wT
SAWYERS FOR HIRE The subscribers have six
* pair of Suwyers for hirc-appy to john b Shelton
or l.. w Perkins, Thomspns = roads, Louisa
county. Mr. Isaac A. Goddn can give any information
about these hands 10 persons who may wis! to hire
JNO. b. SHELTON,
l.. w. PERKINS.
Dec Gl-w2w-
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VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
tfron Ike INe,o York Erening Star, Dec. 5
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

~ aN ENoM lCAdS
fhes OF Tue iexas Telegraph to October I9th have
been received at New Orleans
The debate on the subject of releasing Santa Anna
from his irons, terminated by resolution M votes to 81
20 continue the incarceration. 1t appears that this de-
bate arose IN consequence OF The remonstrance of Santa
Anna and the recommendation of President jackson IN
remove his chains and permit him TO to Wushinu
ton-hough the President added, he would not be re-
sponsble for his person.
Zavala having been consulted this important affair,
he opposed to the utmost! the release Of Santa AIMS
stating that no reliance could be placed on man who
had often gotten his osths and PROMISES and tram
pied upon the most sucred rights Of his country
men.