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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05
POETR N.
PALE S r | n T..
BY J. G. WHITTIER.

Blest land of Judea thrice hallowed Of song,
Where the hottest Of memories pilgrim like throng;
In the shade of thy palms. by the shores OF my sea-
On the hills of thy beauty, my heart is with thee
With the eve Of a spirit look that shore,
Where piIerim and prophet have fingered before;
With the glide Of spirit traverse the sod
Made bright by the steps of the angels OF God
Blue sea OF tie hills in my spirit hear
Thy winters, Geucssaret, chime my ear;
Where the Lowy and Just with the people sat down,
nd ,bv spray on the dust Of his sandals thrown
Beyond are Bethulins mountains of green,
And the desol1te hills Of the wild Gadarene;
And pause the goat-crags of Tabor TO see
The CLEAN of thy waters, oh dark Galliloe
Hark, n sound in the valleys where swollen and
strong,
Thy river, OH KIshon, is sweeping along;
Mhfss the Gaaaagite sroye with Jehovah 4" VAN,
There, down from his mountains stern Zebulon
came,
And Naphalis stag with his eyeballs Of fame,
And the charots of Jubn rolled harmlessly on,
For the arm of the Lord was Abnoam's son
rang
To the song which the beautiful Prophecies sang,
When the Princes OF Issachur stoodb by her side,
And the shout OF n host in its triumph replied.
Lo Bethlehcm's h-site before me is seen,
With the mountains around, and the valley betweenj
There rested the shepherds Of Judah, and there
The song ofthe angels sweet on the air
And Bethany palm-trees i'll beauty still throw
Their shadows at noon on the ruins below;
But where the sisters who fastened to greet
The lowly Redeemer, and sit at his feet2
tread where the TWELVE in their way -faring trod
stand where they stood with the CHOSEN OF GOD;
Where his blessing was heard and his lessons
taught,
Where the blind were restored and the healing was
wrought.
Oh here will, his flock the sad Wanderer came,
These hills no toed over in grief are the same
The founts where he drank by the way side still flow
And the same airs are blowing which breathed on
his brow.
And throned onher hills sits Jerusalem yet
But with dust her forehead, and chains on her
For the crown of her pride to the mocker hath gone
And the holy Shechnah is dark where it shone
But wherefore this dream of the earthly abode
Or u..---:., i.i-h uIrgutuess OF God
Were my spirit but turned from the outward and dim
1t could gaze, even now, on the presence of him
Not in clouds and in terrors, but gentle when
In love and in meekness he moved among mon;
And the voice which brea hed peace to the waves
OF the sea,
In the hush Of my spirit would whisper to me!
And what if my feet may not tread where He stood
Nor my ears hear the dashing of Gallilee's flood,
Nor my eyes the cross which He bowed him to
bear,
Nor my knees press Gethsemane' garden of prayer.
Yet, Loved Of the Father, thy spirit is near
To the meek, and the lowly, and pentent here
And the voice ofthy love is the same even now,
AS at Bethany's tomb Olivet's brow
Oh, the outward hath gone!-but in glory and power
The SPIRIT survveth the things Of an hour;
Unchanged, undecaying, its Pentecost fame
On the hearts secret altar is burning the same!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

A reverend divine being accused of negligence
in his calling, and styled an 'unfaithful shepherd
from scarcely ever visiting his flock, defended
himselfby saying, he was always with them at
the shearing time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

COPS sLUMBER. THE Almighty is resting,
or asleep" says the heart of man, when his dim
eye can no longer follow his footsteps Thus
did men once dream that the sun had sunk to
sleep in the ocean, when he was waking and
moving over new world,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

SSRhOHps
YENHE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhab-
Il itauts Of the County of Caledonia and its vi
entity that he is ready to answer all orders for
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY.
His Foundry is under the superlntendence of
Mr. JoHN G. PADDOCK, who is an experienced
workman in al! the various branches of the Iron
Foundry business, such Loan, Dry Sand, and
Common Moulding. His workmcn are of good
habits, aud we'll acquainted With the business
The Furnace will he kept in constant operation
with good Stock of Iron and Coal. Scotch Iron
will be kept constantly on hand for Machinery and
other soft castings.
His Machine Shop is under the superintendent
OF Mr.. AMAsA KAs ny, >"h.. is first rate work
man, both In Iron and Wood. Within the last
year The Machine Shop has been furnished with
new TURNING LArtlES, or ENGINES one OF
which is superior to any in the State. It is con-
structed for turning large Shafts Mill Spindes
SawmilI Crnnks, Gudgeons, &c. and for bnreins
OFFENDERS, Pumps, Hubs, Boxes Nc &c This
Lathe will turn The length of ,fou,teen feet, aud dl
ameter OF three feet. He has one other Lathe E,,
cutting of all kinds. such as taps for screw
plates, right and left hand thread thread OF differ.
ent shape, such as square, sharp conicul.
Among the articles Manufactured nj the works.
are TURNING LArHES of all kinds, for wood
and iron, CAST IRON WHEEL HUGS. for largo
and small wagons, with wrought iron axletrees
TUNED and fitted in the nentes ORDER also axlerces
with pipe boxes.
Orders for patterns, Castings, or Machinery, en
with j. e. Paddock, at the Foundry or by mail,
VIII be promptly attended to.
HUXIIAM PADDOCK
s.; Juhnsbury Aun 1897 -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-12-05

NF INFANTS. The time of den,i,on is = most
~ important period of the infant state, and sub
Ject 1t to many complaints and dangers Above
,en'h part OF Infants die at this particular uncture
by symptoms proceeding from tho irritation of tho
eAqnlseiy sensible nervous part of the gums which
eventually induce foyer, inflammation, gaugrene
tc"'ichnS OF the tendons, convulsrons, SC which
formidable symptoms can at all times be obvated
rom cansng such inGintile mortality, by mothers
the parts. TO effect this desirable obicc. Doctor
y; r, l.; pdrish,s celebrated Syrup for LNFANTILE
t aEEllNG is un5ivalled when applied to the in.
.a gums, (nccording to the directions) it univcr.
ana p"'i'nng that all babes will instnctivelv allow
the gums to be rubbed with it. This remedy has
saved saved thousands of infants from a recurrence of
that fatal omplant-couvulsions-c of,nr ,ho
c en- had several attacks of the malady! Sold al
loo Chatham street, New York. and Mt The Book.
S1ore OF E. +. WALTON ~ SON, Montpelier
"
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sSOOts aRnG shoes.

kSOOfS and Shoes.
a. EEORGE c. BARNEY bogs leave to tender
- - ms acknowledgements to the Public for past
iaVofs ana to inform them that he continues to
manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES
at ms old stand where he has on hand and intends
keeplng. constant supply of all articles in his ne
warranted to be made Of the frs. rate stock and of
course to do good service.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine his stock under the assurance that his pr.
ces are moderate and the smallest favors will be
thankfully received
~. b. The subscriber has been waiting long to
exAchange few old notes and accounts for cash
~: ~ out mas waited in vain-Therefore Greeting
Will come unawares-look out
G. ~, GEO. c. BARNEY.
OF: Johnsbury Plain, Aug. IL, 1887. 2-tf
Look ut N'his..
4 NONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at my
= ~ FACTORY at I'll. Paddock Furnace, WINDOW
SASLI, OF various kinds and sizes. PANNEL
DoORS, of q, 6, and 8 PANELS, from to 2 inches
tnlck, suitable for outside and inside doors. Win
dow Blinds of different sizes.
" lie would just say to the public that his
oisn, bhnds and Doors made of the first rate
STOCK by experienced workmen, and in the latest
style, and sold on reasonable terms. Please TO
call and look.
N. b. All orders by Mail or otherwise punctu
ally attended to.
LINDoRF MORRIS
ST. Johnsbury, August 7, 1887.
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81 JOnnSDnrY lfhln, sept. Z, 1887. 6-tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-07
AIDsk of Cane Fear.

RooKSof subscription for stock IN the
extended capital OF the Bank Of Cape
Fear, will be opened at the Store of Irwin IL
tlms, IN the town Of Charlotte, and under the
superintendent Of said Irwin d Elms, on
the 9th OF April and continue open until the
evening Of Monday, the l7;h of the same
month.
by the provisions of The charter, the
commissioners are precluded from receiv-
ing III payment for stock subscribed, the
notes of the Bank of Cape Fear; but sub.
scrIptlons are TO be paid 10 specie, or in
tnnds equivalent 10 specie, in the follow.
ing instruments, viz: One fifth at the time
of subscribing, and one fifth every succeed.
ing ninety days until the whole amount be
paid. No discount 10 be allowed for anlici.
ipated payments.
Payment in notes of the following Banks
will be regarded as equivalent 10 specie, aud
will be received as such, VIZ. Bank of the
Slate Of North Carolina, Merchants Bank
Of Ne~bern, Bank Of the United States and
Branches, South Carolina notes payable at
Charleston, and notes of the Bank OF Virginia
and Farmers's Bank Of Virginia Except the
branches at Winchester and Frekercks.
burg will be received at discount of one
per cent. as an equivalent for the expense
which the bank of Cape Fear will necessarl-
y incur 10 rendering such notes available
as specie. w. ALEXANDER, I Commits
WM w. LONG. u0ners,
Glarloff, mil 3 1877
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-07

Military Court.-lhe Military Court at
Frederick, has revised It's proceedings aud
sent in It's opinion ID The cases Of Gen. Scott
and Gen. Games, with lis reasons and the
facts proved omtng all reference We be.
leye, to Gen. Jesup's letter to Mr.. BLAIR.
Gen. Scott Is h"norably acquitted OF all
hlame, and the failure Of his campaign III
Florida, and the delay IN The prosecution OF
the war against the Creeks, attributed Ell.
urely TO causes over which he had no con-
troll. la the case OF Gen. Games, the opln.
ION of the Court Is, that the failure OF this
campaign resulted from want OF supplies
though sartle from Camp lizard should
have been made. The Court then takes
occasion to condemn the censure cast upon
Gen, Games By Gen. Scott in his official
letters-and also reprehends strongly he
lnvectIye and vItuperauon used by General
Games IN his defence, against Gen. Scott.
The proceedings and opinions IN the fore.
going cases have been Submitted 10 the
President and finally approved by hun, aud
the Court is dlSsolved-whlch annunciatlon
is given by Mr.. J. r. Polusett, the Score,
tary OF War.
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Temperance Notice.

a TEMPERANCE meeting vii! be held
N in the North Western section of Ca.
harrus county, at the house of Mr.. Isaiah
Dewes, on "Wednesday the Goth day Of A.
prl. 1887. Several addreSsel will be dellv.
cred on that day, on the Suhjec: Of temper.
ance. The citizens of Cabarrus, and the
Counties are respectfully and ear.
nestIy solicited to attend.
JAMES L. MORRISON, Sec'y,
Of the Cabarrus Co, TEN. Soc.
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List Of LCffprS
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office al Charlotte,
4Q on The LIST day Of April, 1881

ID EMAlNlNG in tie Post Office at Charlotte,
he on the LIST day Of April, 1887.
A-Dr. Cyrus A. Alexander, Andw. Alexander,
Jas. R. Alexander, ]. A. Alexander. Miss Mlrga-
ret Alexander, George Allen, Wilson Allen.
H-N ilson R. Brown, Abel Bollinger, Nathan
Brown, Rob,. BrawIey, Geo. Baker, David BRYAN,
Dr. NJ. Bouchele, Jas. Berryhill, 2, Miss Eliza
beth Baker, J. Black, Esq.
C-.N b. Carroll, Sarah R. Caldwell. Blackburn
Chethan, David Cry, VIM. Carolan, Geo W. Carr,
Jr Jerem'h Clanton, Abraham Crucash, Job Can.
non, Jas. L. Cathcart, Solomon Coover.
Dino. Davidson, Maj. VIM. l.. Davidson Ed
ward Davis, ,, Zebalon Dunkin, Amos Davis, VIM.
:. NJ Davidson.
E-Wm. VI. Ellington, Rich. W. Elliott Sarah
Elms, Chas Films, 2, Jas Ellwood, Geo. Emerson.
F-S. Ferguson, Mrs Dorcas Ferrels, Mrs.E-
liza {. Finn.
G-John Croft, Col VIM Grier, VIM. GRAY,
Thos II Gardner, Miss Drusilla Gray, David g.
ebony, Miss Dorcas Gilmer, VIM. Gardner, j. d.
Gibson, John Carmen, Sam. j. Gilmer.
H-Mrs. Elizabeth II. Houston, Miss Elizabeth
Hunter, W 5. w. Hayes, Jos. Henderson, Miss Sa-
rah Ilipworih Mrs Martha A. dams, Salathiel
Harris, j. W. Hampton, Jas. Hue "a Harris,
Samuel, Alex. & Henry Holding Harris.
Sen, Rohd. Hickman. Jno ]. HSveS2 = Melton,
nos, 1hilONtll, JnO. n IlarTlSt1, Jdc0D Helms.
Ia J-James Irwin, John Irwin, 9. Andw.
Jones' :, Jas. A. johnson, Jno. Jones, Saml. Jimer-
son. John johnson, Daniel Johnson.
Washington Kerr, Hugh H. kimmons.
L-William Ide, Miss Ann ]. Linsey, Secre-
iary Of Phalanx Lodge 4
N-John Mctiuite, Jemima Mckee, 5. B. Nc
Como, Jas. McConIb, Audw. c. VI Her, Anderson
Morris Jas Mason, Rodefick McAuley, Miss Ma.
nv A. Mahan, Mrs. Elizabeth Mason. Miss Ann F.
Morrow, Jas Monisth. VIM. McCord.
Mas H. NeWaud, Gen. D. Newland, J. Nail.
O-Sllas Orr, Mrs. Rachel Orr, JAS. W. Osborne.
P-Jno Peubsrthy, Andw. Plaster, Sam. Paul,
DR.. Robert Perrunr, John Potter Mrs. Eliza W.
Parks, John Penman, 2 Robert Portwood, James
Porter, Mrs. Sarah 5. Peoples
Q-Robt. Query.
R-Geo. Roam, Jas. Robinson, VIM. h. Reed,
VIM. Roberts, J, And. j. Reed, And Ryburn, Up
ton Rodden, Robt. G. Robinson, Jos. Reed, Harvey
Robertson.
S-Absaom Sarratt, Jas. Sloan or David Davis,
Alfred Steel, Evret Stewart, Moses Stricken, Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott, Moses Swami, Wm. Simpson,
Geo Stewart, A. Springs, 5. ID. Smith, F. l.. Smith,
,, Frank Spears, Martha \. Sample, Martin Ste
phens, Elizabeth Smyth, Miss Jane or Caroline
Scott, Christopher Strong Ms Elizabeth Stanley,
Hiram Sprinkle, Jno. VI. Sowner, Horace Shepherd
T-Rey. Geo. K. lalley. Daniel Toll.
W-John Wilson, tminer) 3, Daniel T. Wilkes,
JAS Whites, Jno, WIN. Wooten, James c. Wilson,
John VI. Wilson, John Wyaits Executors, w, IL.
Wriston.
WIN, Yeaman, John G. Young.
l79 II. B. WILLIAMS, p. W,
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Preservation Of the Teeth.

EhR. PLEASANTS would inform the
~ Ladies and Gentlemen of Charlotte
that he expects 10 visit that place shortly,
when he will be pleased TO attend all who
may wish to avail themselvs of his services.
March -, 1887 500
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We are authorised 10 announce PEARS.
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the office of Clerk Of the
Superior Court.
We are authorised 10 announce Capt.
II. ID. w. ALEXANDER, as a Candidate for
the Office OF Superior Court Clerk, al the
ensuing Election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-07

A criminal named Samuel c. Ball, recent.
" escaped from Jail at Richmond, Va. The
fellow out did Benton. Alone and solitary,
lncarcerated by adversares, and in the dark.
ness of midnight, this Ball set himself IN
moton.-Phil. Gas.
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The Elegant and Thoroughbred
HORSE
ysCHeUEF.

% WILL stand The ensu.
nA-.S In W ing Season at the
sc following places, viz; atthe
sasssssaAss Charlotte Hotel on the 9th
of March next, and on the Sth March at r.
Peoples Store, in Providence Settlement,
and at T. r. Cureton's Store, Lancaster
District, S. c., on the 10th and | lth March,
and from thence to Charlotte every 9th day
during the season, and viii render service
at the low price of SD the single leap;
$50 the Season $40 TO ensure Mare
TO be in toal, which shall be due as soon as
the fact is aScertaued or the property chan.
ged, with 80 cents to the Groom IN every
instance. Every care aud attention will be
paid to prevent accidents, but | will not be
liable for any. McDuFF is beautiful sor-
rel, fifteen hands and three inches high, in
fine health, rising eleven years old. To APP
pearance and purity of,blood, be has but few
equals. The season e.. commence the LIST
of March, and end theT5th of June.
PeGisrec.-McDEF IF was got by the
celebrated Race Horse Washington, he by
TImoleon, aud TimoIeon by the Justly re.
nowued horse Sir Arehy. Washington's
dam was the celebrated Ariadne bv the i'm
ported Citizen, McDuti"s dam was Col R.
II, Iones's fine bred mare Perfection, who
was by SIR Archy, her dam BY Balls old
Florizel, (the best race horse IN America OF
his day, her grant dam by Bell AIR, her g.
9, grand dam by Ceier, .. 9. ., grand dam
by the imported horse Why.not.
WIN P. JOHNSON.
Sneedsborosgh, Anson &c. Feb. 1881 sag
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Execution, On Friday the l7lh instant
we understand the sentence of the law was
executed upon Price, the slave convicted at
the last term OF Cabarrus Superior Court
of the murder of his master. He was hang,
ed 10 the presence Of large concourse OF
speclalors.-UeN. Cdrollaidn.
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MENlCO AND SANTA ANA.

'"e New Orleans Bee of the 10Th inst.
"''nS a letter from Santa Ana, TO the
atao Secretary Of War, the following is
? eslract:-
b0 ru'es' 10 your cScellcncy, and in the face
I,gon, 'n',te world sat obtained my liberty
Ian all 'o'etib'ng 10 any conditions whatcycr +:
b m, J.' before or STAGE tia, conjuncturc, have
Iv """ a. "''h any one, let him be who he may.
Aioo, %"ac, tha, might bring reproach upon the
l,J. ~ Independence or honor, or place in loo.
''' 'a'egfal''y ofthe territory that accord.
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siei, for an eigh, day's visit,
~ 50 Por day .--Nrseb,ra Spectator

s.
AJd Cdlami'y.-We are indebted 10
's'e adsices for an account Of most dc.
foctse Fire, which has DESTROYED nearly
whole business part Of Washington, 10
State. About 3 O'Clock last Tuesday
ofang, Potts Wharf took FIRE among
Fsal quantity Of Naval Stores and Lumber,
othe flames speedily reached Nam Street,
ing 10 their progress every building
~ he River TO Col. X. II. Boomers
elnng, on one cross street, aud to the
''yiersu Church. on the next cross
g'h At these points, she FIRE was arrest.
| oy the blowing up Houses. Messrs.
Us, Barnes, Taylor, Fowle, Neale, DE.
| u, III hnyt and Mrs. Oliver, With others,
0ea'y sufferers. On Mr.. lloyt's wharf
~ >ooo Bbs. OF Naval Stores and hea.
clock OF Goods in his Stores. All--alI--
''ulng hts Dwelling House, is consumed.
~ =, elects of the Bank we're saved.
the progress Of destruction was ~ rapid.
l " u''y attempts 10 stay 1t, and too leave
,'''c lime Cor the removal of the heavy
'8' OF 6nods and the immense amount of
nauabie property IN the buildings
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liss Lsss Spsiglf, for fhs last tnt--Thm
afiiy kepfessagsiirc Of this Congressional Dir
d ass naen has departure irom ihp SlAte. ard
y gues, b7g sud baggage" 70 b. new residence
Nf'siuisPi 1hn u as !, should b.. as he might
Itl7 . seni 10 Cangrrss 70 mIsftpfesett %, had
'enasscd Iiis closing campaign shuw 81 boa
Fsgf b was interested a thr businos. 81 his coo.
a.fs'' Oh atr'ungas " Washington, . cuusidcfA
ta's ai,sr Ilse mec,ing Of Cowgfess. NJ Sisighl
fis aH mi'ssgg both irna and 20 his place ofrrsi
aef asia eight DAYS 10 that ciiY 10 rcs,, sc Pre-.
:, aNd tfsz his fs' diem Of enprsf. ~ the end
"a ting hs eel gu, inf home, packtd % his
- ny f'rYs 10 NfssiAsipr,. sud that i. thc "a,
/ A'sfd a Tho gentleman. llis pa Coz his cigbt
i mn @ss ptc''y tstr." snd ~ put Il 90 &c.
~ - The l%uth' Of thgse who dcs,rc 10 mako
( not oi their opportunities.
AatsEe. 500
Fn dlsa, "a
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The Rail Road Sabscripti@.-A gen.

The Rail Road Sabscripti@.-A gen.
ileman from the Western part OF the State,
who was IN this place few days ago, stated
that the Books Of Subscription 20 the Fay.
ettevllle and Western Rail Road had been
opened IN Lincoln county, and that one gen.
tleman had subscribed the very liberal sum
.oi 10000, another $4,000, aud others
$4,000, dc. and that the county would
make up the sum Of 100000 to this great
enlerprze. The news produced quite a
sensallonIn our town. We have since seen
the Salisbury papers Of Saturday last, and
letters from that place Of the same date,
which say nothing on the subject, from whicA
We are induced 10 fear that there IS so5S9
mistake notwithstanding The names of w
above subscribers were gwen by our inlor.
nan;. The Lincoln Transcript, due on
Monday last which would have resolved our
doubts, did not come to hand. We can on.
y say at present, that we hope the lniorma.
ton will prove TO be correct.
We also learn npon undoubted authority,
that the Salisbury subscriptions, which was
made conditional, has been Iesclnded, and
an equal amount taken by the same Iudl-
viduas, without any condition annexed.
+ This is truly gratifying. It's in accordance
with the spirit which prompted the subscrIp
ton here-that Of entire reliance upon the
results of the survey, with no predictions
Cor any route but that which viii most con.
duce ~ the success Of the work.
A letter from Salisbury estimates the
probable subscriptions OF Rowanat Sl0O, 900.
II these sums be realized, there need be
no fear Of the result. The subscription Of
$4,000 will be readll, obtained. This
town and county 500, 00G, Lincoln geo 900
Rowan 100000, and ouiy 10000 more
will be required from the counties OF Moore,
Montgomery, Randolph, Davidson, lredell,
Surry, &c. &c.-Fdyetterille ObSerrer.
RdH Road Meeting. stop the press
to state, that a meeting was held IN tins
place, on Thursday evening last, at which
our citizens adopted Resolution, making
their subscription TO the Fayetteville aud
" estern Raj Road unconditional, and also
a Resolution was adopted, requesting the
citizens ot the ADJOINING counties who have
made conditional subscriptions, 10 JOIN with
Us IN making them unconditional. This
90 doubt viii be a source OF qualification
to the friends OF this work, IN other parts
oil the State. Messrs. Wluslow aud Belden,
Of Fayetteville, Two prominent friends Of
'hls work, were present at the meeting
Western CQYoilnlaa
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ingly could have given no guarantee whatever
TO any individual or government relative TO those
pretended speoulations, and before conseniing eth
iinglyor through force TO any such conditions,
would have suffered thousand deaths before
subscribing to such terms"
Diridend north hGriHg.-By reference TO an
advertisement OF the Mechanics Bank IN io-Gay's
paper Il viii be seen that dividend Of Si1fy sigh
Dollars per share has been declared by the Dlrcc-
tors Of that institution, which added 10 the late
Dividends, make Eigbiy Doli0rs per share with
~ the past nIne months , Ga. CoHstitatioHGlIst
I'm uH.
We learn that Mr. Senator Strange IS to
deliver the Annual Address before the two
Literary Socieilcs of our University, al the
CONFINEMENT 10 June nexl.-Rdl. Reg.
another ner Sidte.-The Legislature OF
Florida at Tallahassee, before adjournment,
passed law directing the necessary steps
for Census aud application for State 90.
yernment.
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= uurdsr-asd aao,hfr rarHiaC 10
4s.sr!l On Saiaadsy last, 10 Tho louet par,
E, goen'y, iieury Massey was stabbed n lhf
-.a ty Morris Scbafu, which resulted lmne.
j "a h.s death Selsofn Il nos confasd IN
i. af TITS place 10 await hia i'iA! Al TIC ncn,
ersr Cos't There vs' no .ast cause iof ID,
IanA.ng q ,hir derd. sad The prisoner higr,rif
syttsfvr vas s0Hc--bat suf,butsa 4 10 he being
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