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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-05
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.

PROFRIETOgS.
T. & S. ALLEN, Rochester.
PL1NY A. Moore & Co., Troy
For Freight or Passage, apply to
Allen Wheeler, } No, 1O6 Broad St.
Leonard Croker, New York.
=. A. Moore & Co. l4l River-st Troy.
Il. & S. Allen, Buf1alo-st Rochester.
Atwater, Ruden & Co., Buffalo.
Hutchinson, Goodman &Co. CIeaveland
Hutchinson, Campbell & Co. Detroit.
Ship hy Troy Toa0 Boat Line.
Mark Packages-Care of Troy and
Michigan Line, Troy.
Troy, March, 1887. 27:3m
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-05

AMERICAN CITIzENsHIP.-Aun
Philadelphia Enquirer gives the follow
ing example of the manner in which
shareholders regard the constitutional
rights of American citizcns.-Nese York
Evangelist.
John Hopper Of New York, arrived
at Savannah on the morning Of the 28th
Of January last !; and being recognized
BY some one who knew him to be THE
SON of Isaac T. Hopper, a noted friend
of the cause of emancipation, he was
closely watched until nj ght, when mob
entered the hotel, brutaliy assaulted him,
broke open his trunks, &c. &C. The
Mayor and some of the alderman were
called in, and prevented the sacrifice of
his life, by thrusting him into prison yet
the Jail was several times surrounded dur
ing the night, by the mob, who threaten
ed to imbrue their hands in his blood.
By the exertions Of the city authorizes,
however, he was at length favored to es-
cape, privately, TO a vessel in the harbor.
His retreat was discovered the next day,
and plan laid to attack the vessel at
night. AS soon as it was dark, the cap
tain sent him in his boat to another vessel,
lying about four miles down the river,
and bound to Providence There he ar
rived, few days since, and from thence
returned to New Y ork in safety.
We have not space, to express our feel
ings upon the abominable outrage here
adverted to. An unsuspecting youth to
be thus maltreated--MERELY BECAUSE
HE wAsKNowN To BE THE SON OF A
FENDER OF THE SOCIETY, OF WHICH
FRANKLIN WAS PRESIDENT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-05

STATE LuNATIc HosP1TAL AT WoR-
CEsTER, Massive have received the
Fourth Annual Report ofthe Trustees Of
this Institution, embracing the report of
DR.. WOODWARD, the Superintendent. 1t
appears that the whole number ofpatients
admitted into the Hospital, since its estab-
lishment, is 5lO-125 of which were re-
ceived during the past year 1O6 were
discharged the last year, leaving 1873 in
the Hospital at the end Of the year. OF
the patients cured, the proportion of eases
of less than one years duration has been
equal to eigAty.four and ome!ftM per
cent; while those of a longer duration
the proportion has been only eighteen and
too thirds per cent This fact shows the
importance OF an early application of rem
edies in all cases of Neutrality-suspicious.
Courier.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-05
SIX DAY LINE.
1881 ERIE CANAL 1887.
T RAN SPORT ALTON,
Troy AND MICHIGAN LINE.

Troy AND MICHIGAN LINE.
THE Proprietors of the above Line
L will, on the opening Of the Canal
Navigation, start Boat daily from Troy
and Buffalo,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
~ Merchandise forwarded to Yves
tern New-York, Western Pennsylvania
Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri,, Kentucky, Wisconsin Territory,
&c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-05

The Editor Of the Boston Press will par
don us Cor emitting such words and phrases,
inthe following extracts from his editorial,
as were calculated to have party political
bearing--as the Telegraph stands neutral
IN party politics..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
CDdrInftR
Friday, August rs, 1897.
The Election

Ia this State took place on Thursday lasi,-hers
i, passed of, we think with much less excitement
than usual, Indeed, there was very little 10 cause
an excitement except the strenuous efforts of the
Van Buren, leaders to have the election for Clerks
decided entirely on party grounds but the effort
was vain, and we are glad to say that number
would not be influenced in that way, and Mr..
Oates owes his election to votes received from his
Van Buren, friends. The struggle was close one,
t30m} and the turn out not great as al the last
election. bot We are as much rejoiced a, The result
a. ii he had beaten his opponent several hundred
vo,es--d miss is a, good as a mile We are scr.
~ that Mr.. Thompson was not reelected as he
vas said 10 make good Clerk by those compe
ten, to Judge, having had considerable experience
in The duties Of the Office, whereas his competitor
goes in altogether inexperienced, but uotw ithstand
ing sller a while may make good Clerk The
following is the result
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a

Another brigade is 4 Lying line which pas
ses from the junction Of Broad and Saluda rivers,
opposite 10 Columbia, on the ridge by Newberry,
Laurens and Greenvie. This line below will
probably connect with the route surveyed by
Messrs. DEXTER and DETMoLD, under the order Of
this Town; or it may unite with Clark's route
down the Fork.
line which may be connected with either Of
the routes below this place, has been surveyed up
the valley Of Broad river TO the mouth Of Thicket-
ty, and then on the ridge to the valley of Green
river. And brigade is now engaged on the sur
vey Of line which leaves the valley route near
the mouth of Tiger, and will pass by Unionvillo
TO the Cowpcn Ridge.
survey is also making on the ridge between
the Enoree and Tiger, which will connect with
the Broad river route at one end, and the route by
the Siluda mountains at the other.
1t viii thus be seen that when the stockholders
meet IN October, they will be in possession of all
the facts necessary TO a correct decision on the
route to be adoped.-1Im d Gazette.
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following is the result

Liacoia-IIenry Canister County Cour, CLERK
Joh.. Miehai SoPciior Court Clcfk.
CsbarruI-k. 7. Harris CLERK County Cour,
Dr.. --- Sh.nkIe Clerk Superior Court
R5,ran.-Dr. Jss. r. Marun is elected 10 hII a
vacancy in the House OF Commons. caused by the
rel gnaiioa Of John Clements. John Giles Is eec
ted Clerk Of the County Court, and iieury Giles
Clerk II The Superior Court
BsasfoI.--W illiam Eborn Clerk Of the County
Court, and Nm. ;. Holmes Clerk Superior Court.
Pu--Afeb'd. Parker Clerk County Court, and
VI D. Move Clerk Superior C0ar.
EfEcsmtc--Johh Mercer was elected Senator
10 hA the vAeaEey eccasioned BY the resignation
Of Dr. Hall Joseph Bell Clerk County Court, Da.
sld G. He'll Clerk Superior Cont
Hsgas--Joan a. Greene Clerk County Court
VIM. X. IABe Clerk Superior Court.
RsHdaips.- Hugh Mccain Clerk County Court
Moses Sss.a Clerk Superior Court.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
Large Maps OF Mississippi and
Alabama.
lug. l5,Is37

Skorcing tie Pujiic and Indian Lands, Indian Re-
seruailonS, Land Districts, Townships, Streams,
&c. engraved from The Government Serregs and
plats IN the General Land 0fics. Washington
city; by E. Gilman, DraughtsmGn in the Gen.
eral Land Office.
F TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington
IL city, has just published (aud secured
the copyright according to law the above
Maps, which will be found infinitely more
complete and accurate than any heretofore
published. They are published on sepa-
rate sheets; each containing nearly six
square feet, and will be found especially
useful and valuable to those interested in
the lands Of either State, as they show eve-
nv item of information which is in the pos
session of the land offices relative TO water
courses, township lines, Indian lands and
reservations, land districts, &c. and will be
found perfectly accurate and precise in
these points. They can be sent by mail to
any part Of the United States, subiec, only
to single letter postage. Price two dollars,
or three copies of either will be sent by mail
for i've dollars. A liberal discount will be
made TO travelling agents, or TO any who
buy to sell again.
G5- Editors of newspapers, any where,
who will give the above advertisement (in.
GLIDING this notice. one or two insertions,
shall receive by return mail copy of each
map, if they will send copy of the paper
containing it to the advertiser
Jnlp IS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

possessions in said town, consisting Of the
Dwelling House in which he now resides,
being one of the most desirable residences
in Charlotte, having all necessary out hous'
es besides WELL of good water in the
yard. Also, two lots, few yards distance
from the above, on one is new frame
dwelling house,-on the other is wood
and smith shop, on the main street, and
offers good situation for carrying on
the Carriage Making Business. In all of
the above property will give good bargains
and make the terms easy, as am deter.
mined to leave the place.
MILES HILL.
august i6, 1887. 59F
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
Columbia, Aug. 1,

tutuHuiht rug T.
Louisville, Cincinnati, and Charleston Rail
Rodd.-We are happy 10 learn that the surveys
of this great work are proceeding with such des
patch as promises their entire completion before
the meeting of the stockholders in October next
There are now three brigadss of Engineers ex-
tending the surveys from this place 10 the noun
tains.
One OF these surveys will connect with the line
run by Mr., CLARK for the Charleston Rail Road
Company, from tins place down the east side of
the Cengarse river, and crossing it in the Fork,
This survey will pass up Rocky Branch in the
eastern part of this tows, and run by Winsbero'
York and Chester. One brigade is new on the
lover spd Of this line and proceeding upwards.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
Advanced Deparfnent.


Junior Ctass.-Reading Spelling; Defining
words Mental Arithmetic, Colburn; Written
Arithmetic, Emerson's Cd part; English Gram
mar; Geography, Oney's and Woodbridge's !;
Goodfich's Hist L. States; Fosters Penmanship;
Introductory Exercises in Composition.
Middle Ciass.-History, Worcester's Elements,
Goldsmith's Rome. Gies' Greece Arithmetic,
Columns Sequel, Emersons Sd part; Watts on
the Mind; Colburn's Algebra; Playfair's Euclid ;
Comslock's Nat Philosophy; Comstock'. Botany !;
Parker's Exercises in Composition.
Senior Class Topography of the Heavens !;
Jones' Chemistry; Hedges Logic; Newman's
Rhetoric; Browns Intellectual Philosophy; Nat,
Theology; Evidences of Christianity Critical
Examination of The English Poets.
The study OF the Latin, Greek, French and TIA
Ian languages is introduced at any desired stage
In the course. REGULATIONS in the Scriptures are
required daily. Instruction in Music, vocal and
instrumental; in Drawing, Painting. Needlework,
&c, by competent Teacher.
LECTURES on Chemistry, Nat. Philosophy, Bot
any, Astronomy and Geography on Female man
ners, Int course, Formation Of Character, Con-
nexloHs, &c, Those on the sciences will BE- Illus
raied by experiments with suitable apparatus.
Terms.-For Board, Washing, and TUT.
ton in all the English Branches, per session
of ) months sos. Tuition only, for the
same time, s., SO and SIG, according TO
the studies pursued, besides contingent
charge Of from so cts. to 81. The Lam
guages, Music and ornamental branches at
the usual extra charges. The bills are due
at the entrance of the pupil; and no deduc-
ton is made for absence, except when oc.
casioned by sickness.
The next Session will commence on Tues.
day the Sd Of October.
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nTARRITn

In this county, on the 10th inst BY the Rev. A.
J. I.eayenworth, Mr ANDREW JONES to Miss
JANE II. Balm,
In Madison County, Tenn. on the 27th July,
Mr.. TOMLlNSON 10 Miss MlLANDA, dsugh.
ter % james Cook. formerly of North Carolina.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

at which it aims, is, to secure 10 IFS pupils
thorough, systematic and complete educa-
flon, adapted to their peculiar sphere of &C.
ton. With what success this end is here
pursued, the public may Judge from their
knowledge Of its Teachers, cur course and
method OF study, and the results produced
on those who have for sufficient period
been connected with the Institute.
For the sake of order, and TO secure most
efiectually the proportionate Development
of the mental powers and the adaptation of
the various studies to the Intellectual pro
gress and improvement Of the pupils, they
are resolved into two Depa rtments, the Pri-
mary, and the Advanced, each having its
appropriate studies. The following list Of
authors constitutes substantially oUR COURSE
OF STUDY.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
A. j. LGayenWOrtI,.
IL. VI. LeaVenyyOrfh.

IFIHtIP7ts'
Charlotte, Aug. II, 1881 Ct
\. b. Arrangements have been made for
furnishing, with satisfactory guaranty, Pi.
amos from the bes, reputed factories in New
York aud Boston.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
Primary Department.

Spelling, Reading, Defining Words, Writing,
Emerson's lst part in Arithmetic, Elements Of
Geography, Elements Of History, Tales Of re-
markable Animals, Sketches Of the early History
of the Southern States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

H. inother Ne,o Stdts.-Another star il is be.
lieved will soon be added 10 the American constel-
ldtinn. The New Orleans Bee says, ii is pretty
well ascertalned tina, Florida, notwithstanding the
detriment done her BY tbs ruthless war waged
within her borders, is about 10 take steps to be.
come full member of our contedefaey. Her
population is understood 10 entitle her TO that
privilege, and although convention has not yet
been called, there is not doubt but that early
provision will be made for that purpose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

Another STARE case.-Wc learn from the
Boston Daily Advertiser, that colorcd boy
ueen years Of age, was few days ago
2tougll, before Chief justice Shaw, on writ
habras corpus. addressed to master OF
'csscl from Baltimore, by whom, as was
/ eged By the complainant, the boy was
ALL asa slave. The master, on the return
/ the writ, stated that he had brought the
Roy here from the state Of Maryland, as
fook on board his vessel, with the know.
-dge that he would We here entitled 10 his
liberty, but that he would have no desire TO
&eaYe his scrylce--lhat he had remained on
card the vessel voluntarily, and had no
Rlsh 10 % away. The chef lustice then
vamIoed the boy privately, who declared
= had 10 wish TO leave his master, and that
vas DESTROYS Of remaining with him.
he court, therefore orderd, that tho boy
hould be permitted either to 90 back TO
no vessel with his master, or TO 90 whore
70 pleased. lie accordingly returned to
lIs duty on board the vessel. Boston pap.
4 GOOD Recommendation. Paddy do
you know how TO drive y said traveller
% The "Phgtoa Of jauniing car. "Surc
%, was the answer, " wasn't 1t | who
ppset your honor in ditch two years
kso"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

liOn Monday nigh, last we had one Of the Sc
verest storms Of rains Of which we have any re-
eosction--,he rain appeared to descend in tor
rents and continued for some time. We under
stand The river rose rapidly sbou, six feet We have
heard Of no accident or damage by the high wa
ter, except of man who supplies this iowa with
fresh meat, who, in crossing Greek about half q
mile from town had all his msa, swcp, OF and his
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

Ia lL.s District. Henfy W Conner is re elected
~ are sogry 10 say i, without opposition and al
lhoagh &C eanno, congratulate cur friends any
change 10 this Dissrici, are glad 10 sec the
good cause progressing bfAyely 10 ether sections
Of tho State In the ~ district, Mr. stanly, "
: elected hy IN increased majority, over Louis u.
Wilson very p9puisr opponent Bot in the 4ih
district there has been a complete revolution in
the sentiments Of the poopic-lhis dis;,ic, was
lately represented 4, Jesse SPelghi, thorough.
coiag Van Buren, mar, and which gave a larger
ma .rl,y iof ,hs Van bar,a candidate ior Govern.
81 -, SUMMER, than any a.hcr in the State, now
has elected Nj Shepard ~ without any doubt
to Congress By considerable majority, over Mr.
Massley popular Nan Bafsu msn. Mr.. Nose
oy's osn county, LenoH gives him oulY rs ma
Josliy last year It gave tie Van Buren candidate
ot Governor majority of l97. In Wayne aud
Johnston great and glorious changes have taken
plsce Wayne gave i3F Governor 636 V. D ma.
,oti,y--ooe Wing majority Of Is. Johnston
gave 305 ms jotiy 10 the sAmo-now i, gives to the
Ways a majority 0: 26l The town Of Nesbcrn
gaze 96 majority against tho Wings last year has
gwen Wing majority Of ll3, Greene which
gave V r. msiorily o, $50 is said to have given
Wing majoylty Of from to 10 CO. In Jones the
reported Wing majority Is about 200. Part Of
Craven and the whole OF Carteret to hear fron.--
Nj shepard will be elected by 3 or 400 majority.
10 tho sixth district Mr. Hawkins is elected. In
the % dislric, M Byrum " b. is elected by a
majority Of 60. Mr.. Rench,r is reelected in the
Salisbury district DR.. Montgomery is reelected
IN the Orange dis,ric, over Mr.. Graham, by ma
iorty of 1872, In the Gu,lford district Augustine
II. Sheppard is reelected BY ll3 majority over
Mr. IlilL Tho Wings so far are cettaia Of SIX
members to Congress, tho Van Batcn men three,
aud -four to hear from. Particulars next week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

Three or four hundred ba,ss Of cotton were sold
10 our market during the past week, at prices va.
rying from TO q, cents.
Beef aud other fresh meats are very scarce
Hardly any is brought TO market A person uu-
dertAking 10 supply the market regularly might
make profitable business Of it.--Chera,o Gas
ctis Of iugust 9.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

q St,c Post 0Gce- new Post Office has
been established al DAVIDSON College 10 Mecklen-
burg county, called Davidson College, and james
Davidson appointed Postmaster: Also, a Post.oi.
Gee in Cabarrns county, called Bosl's Mill, aud
Simon Bosi appointed Postmaster.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

1F Tennessee Election.-We learn from the
Jonesborough Republican, that Gen. w. B. Car
ter w is elected 10 Congress from tina, district,
over Mr., Arnold, Gen. Armstrong we fear will
bo elected Governor. In five counties the vote is
for Armstrong 1919, Cannon $500.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

u Printers Toasi,-rhe following toast wa
gwen al piqua, Ohio, BY Printer.
By George y. Frye.-The Printers oF tho L
Mon. May they escape the dangers Of tbs prs
sart--and when chased by the Constable OF Shcr
lfi to be locked np, Bad plenty Of quolus in tn
B9ak to redeem thctt Paper,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
THE YOUNG LADIES'
1NST1PUPNo

[@@ N,HlS Seminary has
WA2I II been 10 operation
nESS under IFS present Prin.
E,A-AA cipals between five and
Eeees---.s&ksss2-<6@-A -, ,.oa., Tie ob,aot
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18

u A Marin for ~. Van Burtn.-Tayvre, one
af the Emperors OF China, being terrified BY an
omen Of revolution in his government received
Tie ioloNiug Impressive adnonitioa from lis Ia
yofte Minister -
"NmrVg has the power of ,riumphing over pre-
sages. Ii you govern your subjects With equity,
you wi.l BE- yond The reach Of misfortune"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
SERNlIE I\SIRRECTIDN.
Eriract Of u tetcr from gentleman in -Aeraadrj
Louisiana, 10 lbs friend in lI'oSbingion, dafcd

Ertract ola ietier from d gentleman in iicraaayja,
Louisiana, tohis friend in Washington, datcd
"ALENAspRiA Q.a.) Oct :.
. As rumoris frequently guilty of craggcration,
in bearing Intelligence TO a distance, | give YOU a
short statement OF recent occurrences, which have
transpircd in this section of country.
\ eStrrday morning, a vague report, that could
I've traced To uosauthuntatve source, was circulated
thous hput tins town, OF mcdi,atcd lHSHrrecton of
slaves AZ first, no one took much heed of il but
rs the day advanced alarms began 10 be awaken
cd, by Intelligence coming to several dine ctons
nearly nj the time, and all to the same purpor
The nature olthIs intelligence we'll calculated
to excite alarm. According to it, seems that IA
general and well concerted plan had been laid IL
mpng tic slaves to rise in insulrection the ne st
ulsht--,hal is, the night of the present day. For
tuuately, however, the treaehery of one of the
conspnaors, iavoritc servant OF Mr. Chaney
brought the hidden plan TO light, aud gave us timely
warning Of the medilaed attempt. town meeting
hastily called the hour l2, Tor the purpose
OF adoptn. measures to meet the emergency, and
bring the leaders of the instruction to f;n. unish
meat The meeting appolntc! Il Gommitt,c of
Twelve, consisting OF our most influential citizens
and vested isem with plenaty powers To adopt and
carry out whatever measures they deemed the pub
lie sxgenoy and safety required at the same time
volunteer company was or2anzed TO be under their
direction and control. by their orders, messengers
were instantly despatched to all the planters in the
surrounding country, to them Of their situation,
aud urge upon them the necessity of uufcmittine
vigilance. \ despatch was also forwarded TO Can
tonmeut JCS"P To procure IA detachment OF United
States troops. These precautionary steps, as we
have since found were not nncaod Tor.
AS the lay wore away, fresh arrivals brought us
more CERTAIN Intelligence as to the details aud extent
OF the contemplated Insurrecton. Emssaries of the
negroes were captured, aud, concssing the crrands
upon Which they were sent. revealed to us the whole
o the plan which Tit had been permitted TO mature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

fiirs,ls eic.,,e 10 Lni-bis work. ,pcah i"t Inn -
te Iaoa IN lin III our eAiremiis--we shall never
.,snir whit his strong IS fa'scd lor iiie sasa-
fiom OF The Republic.
After the enthusiastic cheers which followed the
tl,,,e toast snbsnicd, Mr. GL,Y afosr atd, m soi
but rnnapt address. excited the deepest interest
IN his hearers. He concluded with The lulio"iHg
senfnnent
The PcOpc--ihe besi and only safe fiectors---,lie
elective franchise the Only mcdleine--ior public dis
eases.
Jous ] CmrTfS pEs: Among the foremost IN
fg h,ing the battle oi The constitution aud laws The
worthy associnte OF the abest representative III the
American Congress.
Th. toast having been received oh paudi,s loud
and long Nh CEITTESppS rose and adhresseh ~"
auditor, in n manner which did cqnal honor to BIS
head and heart. He concluded with ine following
which WIS received " ia tAtee times three:
Vireinia---the iAller=lml' She is the mother OF
States. ofIhc good Wing States Of Kentucky. Ohio,
aud Indiana
Nicholas BlIle 4 ftre union Of the gentleman,
aud scholar tie statesman, and The practical nan of
business
Daniel Webster: No State can claim. 10 section
can appropriate himhs fame IL the Treasure oi our
common country.