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

letters, i is ordered that notice be given
that Richard Fairbank, his house IN Boston,
is the place appointed for all the letters
which are brought from beyond the sea or
are 10 be sent thther, are 10 be brought un.
TO hun, and he Is allowed for every such
letter Id. aud must answer all mscarrlages
through his own neglect IN this kind, pro.
ylded that no man shall be obliged to bring
his letter thlther unless he plcases.
1911. The Court order, that It any young
man attempts 10 address Young woman
without consent of her parents, or, In case
/ of their absence, OF the County Court, he
shall be fined Id for the first offence, l0t.
for the second, and be imprisoned for the
/ third.
/ 1919. Mathew STANDBY was tried for
drawing IN the affections Of John Tarboxs
daughter without The consent OF her parents,
convicted, and fined l5i.; fees IS. Cd. Three
married women were fined Is. each for
Seeding.
1868. Jonas Fairbanks was tried for wear.
ing great boots but was acquitted. Nation.
al .EglS.
An unfortunate hief.-A fellow IN An
napolls, Md. named Jones, having stolen
hog, tied It's legs together after killing II ;
and for the convenience OF carving Il, he
let the hog rest on his shoulders, wmIe the
rope with which II was tied went over ms
breast. Ca his way home finding himsell
atgucd, he iald the hog IN the crotch OF a
tree, about the height d his shoulders, in
order 10 rest himself. But the hog Shipping
through, the rope tina, was around the mans
breast, slipped up TO has throat and lmmedI-
a,ely cboked him to deah-and IN the NOR
nlng they were both found dead, one on one
side, the other on the other side OF the tree.
Thus, The thei killed the hog, and the hog
IN his turn hung the thief.
Printers ProrcrJs.-Pay thou the prin
ter Ia the day that thou owest hun, that the
evil day may he altar of, lest The good mat
vi the law sendeIh thee thy bill: Greeting.
Remember hun Of the quIll, and the de.
wis around hun and when thou weddest
thou thy daughter to a man OF her choice,
send thou unto him a bounulul shee from
, the bridal loaf.
Borrow not that for which thy nelghbor
hath paid, but 60 and buy tor Thy self o.
, "inm Wno hath To sell
!, Thou shIlt hot read thy neighbours pa
, per. nor muiesl him IN tie peaceful posses
+ sion OF II, lest thou siaudest condemned n
the slghl Of hlm who drNeth the GUN, ano
thy character be haNkcd about hy pool
children.
A new way Of keeping warm during the
long cold nights Of a down east winter, la,
been put IN practice with good effect a
, Bangor. Ii IS TO nave buck wheat cakl
f.. made large enough 10 cover the bed like
quit, and spread 1t over Piping hot, a
u lne time OF retiring. W hen maze OF sutli
| Gent thickness, It retains Ms heat I'll morn
, M: and then, II person IS too lndolent o.
tired 10 gel up, be can u.ake very gooI
? breakfast by biting of the edges as be lies
Music hath charms 10 sOoti tie sQrdg'
breast" drc.-lu an election IN OHIO, late
", between two candidates OF othefwis'
equal pre.enslous, aud which therefore va
J expected 10 be closely contested, one ofIltn
50 enraptured the sorercRgs by his skill II
playing the fiddle, as to be elected by ve
B. ny large majority
a A Frost bitten Hosc.-A man in Loulsl
r ana has had his nose bitten of by one job
: Frost. 'Fae Court Gned Mr., Frost S5Oi
. Tor this offence.