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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-14
HOUSE CARPENTER AND
ARCHITECT.

THE subscriber respectfully gives notice
H. that he has erected new shop near
his dwelling on Barre Street, few rods
east Of Shepard's hotel, where he will, us
usual, be happy to attend to any orders for
work in the line of his business.
Window Sash, Fancy Sash, Blinds, &c,
manufactured on the most reasonable terms.
Tho subscriber tenders his thanks to the
public for the liberal measure of patronage
heretofore received, and hopes to merit Il
continuance of the same.
JOHN T. MILLER.
Montpelier, Nov. "a, 1886.
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PAINTS g. DYE-STUFFs.

r AMB, pALMER& co. at the new store
IL are opening an d offer for sale n complete
assortment Of paints and dye-stuffs, whch they
will sell lower than can be bought in MonIpe-
ier. Among their PAINTS may ba found
Sup German white lead, French yellow, red
Spanish brown, chrome lead, French green
yellow, Prus. blue, Yer Linsccd Oil, Tnrp-
million, chrome sren, enrine, brushes, WIFI
ting, gold leaf, op bronze, &c.
DYE-STUFFS:
Ground Logwood, red wood, fuslic, camwood,
madder, prime indigo, sal nitre, alum, copper
as, sc. Also sulphur, birthstone, rosin, cam.
phor, cayenae, Eng. mustard, pepper sauce,
glauber and EPSON salts, castor oils, CASTLE
and Windsor soaps, olive oil, &c. &c.
Oct. 5, 1886.
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AUSTIN O'MALEY, & co.
Merchant VailOrs.

2d door South East q the Branch Bridge,
.hontpeder, w.,
HAVE just received from New York, a
Il a splendid assortment OF first rate itupor-
ted Broad Cloths, Cassimrres, Furs for Col
lars and Capes, Also, Fig. and Plain Silk
Velvet Vestings; Leapold and Striped Cas-
simeres and all sorts of first rate Buckskins
for Pnntaloons, together W III Gents Gloves,
Dickeys, and Shirt Bosoms Suspenjers, and
all other articles in their line too numerous TO
mention.
N. b. Gentlemen wishing garments made
in the first stc and warranted TO suit will
confer favor on the subscribers, to ca at
the shop of A. o. Mulcy & Co. and examine
for themselves.
iCJ1Cuting done 10 order.
Montpelier, Oct. l2, 1886. Gi:d:w
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WCLCO1T.

Nv HEREAS, tia Legislature Of The State
w of Vermont, at their session at Mont
pclier, in the year 4. D. 1888, assessed a tax
of four cents per acre on each acre Of land
Glands sequeslered to public, Pious and char.
table uses esccpted) in the town of Wolco,t
in the County Of Orleans, now in the county
Of Lnmoillc in said state, for the purpose of
making and repairing roads and building brids-
es in said town, and in the year A. D. 1884,
revived said act-lhese ure 10 warn the pro-
prietors and land ownyrs oi said town Of VOL
colt who have not paid their proportion Of
said TAX in labor or otherwise, 10 the commit
tee appointed 10 superintend the expenditure
OF the same, or 10 the subscriber, that so much.
Of their lands will be sold at public Vendue at
the dwelling house of Thomas Taylor, in the
town OF Wocou in the County Of Lomolle,
on the thirIieih day of March next, at ten o.
clock forenoon, as will bc requisite 10 discharge
their respective taxes with costs.
Dated at Wolcott, this thirtieth day Of Junu-
airy, A. D. 1897.
79+ EBENEZER TAYLOR, Collector
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GOODS AT COST!

TIVE subscriber being determined to dispose
a of his whole stock Of goods as soon as pos.
slble, Offers them ut cost for cash. II it is any
object 10 buy goods cheap, it will be an OBJ
jet for the purchaser to call at the store of the
subecrbor, opposite the Village Hotel, where
he will find Goods TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT CHEAPER THAN AT ANY 9TH
FIR CHEAP STORE IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY!
ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village, Jan. 2, 1927. II
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CONSUMPTION!
Or RELrE's AsTnMArIc Pills,

DR RELrE's AsTnMArIc PILLS,
HAVE, from their extraordinary success in
giving instant relief. and in curing Colds,
Coughs, As,hsma, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Wheeling, Tightness of the Chest, Pain in
the Side, Splitting of Blood, Chimes aud shiv-
erings that precede Fevers and Lung COM
plants generally become one Of the most
popular Medicines known, and arc sough, af-
per from every part of the country, on account
of the Astonishing success which has attended
their administration in the above complaints,
frequently curing the most obstinate cases, and
giving the most unexpected relief, after every
other remedy had failed, and persons had Civ
en- themselves up in despair of cure!
They have been known to cure persons sup.
posed 10 be far gone in consumption, and ex-
hibting oil the appearance OF approaching dis
so'aton.
And such have been the salutsry effects OF
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'fYMASON'S CHALLENGE
.BLACKKNG!

I .AMB, PALMER, 81 co. are agent for
- the sale Of this highly celebrated Black
lag, which they offer low by the Gross, Dozen,
or Single box. The Challenge Backing, lat,
affords the most beautiful jet black polish Of
any other in use. I'd, it saves one half in la
Dor in producing the polish. Sd, i, will retain
its virtues in any climate. i,h, it never
moulds. 5ih, it will polish larger quantity Of
leather than any other backing ever made
9Th, II IS the most economical backing. To
recaPitulate will polish the boot will pre-,
serve II !! will save mammal labor and last
though not least, will save the pockctM
Oct. 90, 1850.
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MARSHES SUPERIOR PAT
EMIT TRUSS

These Trusses are constructed in many
particulars, on an entirely new plan, and their
advantages over all other Trusses, have been
aftestcd not only by the most respectable Of
the Medical Faculty, but by the actual exper-
iment Of those afflicted with the disease WIN
they are intended 10 alleviate. The most o
inent Physicians, upon an examination of Il !
Truss. are so decided Ga TO lis superiority, II /
they have chesrtully and voluntarily given ccl
.iiicatcs to the proprctors, TO be laid before to
public, lew of which may be seen on tho
hand bills. For sale by S. BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, VI. AZ
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TatIortng BuatMess.
WI. E. HALE

NONTINUES the above business at his
~ old stand, first door east Of the Branch
Bridge, State street, where all orders in his line
OF business will meet with prompt attention.
Montpelier, Oct. II, 1886. DIS
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Farm For Sale.

wv ILL be sold low, farm in Troy W
w of about 300 acres of land, ITO o
which are cleared and well fenced. On
the Farm a,s, substantial dwelling house
forty feet by thirty-two, with a wood house
attached-,wo good barns, and cattle shed
fifty feet by twenty. Also saw mill on a
brook near the house that will saw about
forty thousand feet Of boards in n year, the
capability of which NAV be greatly ncreas-
ed at trifinsB cost. One third OF the pur-
chase money will be expected on the de-
livery of the deed, the remainder, if desired,
TO be divided into annual payments to suit
the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire OF the
subscriber living on the premises.
w. HAWXHURST.
r5- Also for sale five thousand acres
wild land in said Town.
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f.. III. PRENTISS

HAS just received an unusually toll supply
l. l. oil MEDICINE, consisting in part OF the
articles enumerated below, all OF which viii
be sold at small advance from cost: crude,
James powder, tarlrite, gold sulph. anthony;
prussic, tarlaric, bcnzoc and nitric acid aqua
and carbon. ammonia; arsenic chloric, nit
rous and sulph. nlhcr arrow root, London
blue pilb refined borax, bismuth, burg. pitch !;
tabu and cOPoiba balsam; cantharides lunar
and potash caustc; carb. iron, castor, Colo
cynth, cowhage; Peru and sassnfras cort ;
chloride soda, calomol, corros. sub, Dovers'
powde-o; extracts, various kinds; mama,
camphor, opium, bcnzion, sondrac and rino
gums; hyd. potash, iodine, irish mo az, rcosatc,
magnesia, morphine, n lsk, oil various kinds,
PHOSPHORUS, quick svori Rad Rhei, ipecar,
allop, blk cohash, corcana, sarsaparilla and
vaerian savine cerate. annis and cardamon
seed sulph. cuinine, sup.s. soda, strychnine,
spermacetti, sal Rochelle al alucn1s syren-
ges, bougues, cn,heters, SC &c.
Nct1'-t,. CO. ssi 63
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PAYsON'S INDELIBLE INK.

PAYSON'S IN DELIBLE INK.
TSED without preparation. With this I'M
~ writing can be done On linen or coltet
cloth, in the same manner as with ink on CON
mon paper. II is warranted not to inJure q
cor,odc the finest cambfck, and is go perfect
indclihle ss not to he eiiaccd either by time q
art. For sale by s. BURBANK, j.
Montpelier, Oct 5th, 1886. 4s
DAYSON'S INDELlBLE INK, n new and
L mach approved article, for sale by b. IL
PRENrISS. Oct. 9.
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SILKS, Calicos and Ribbons, for sale AT
SCOST, by ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village, Jan. 5, 1887. -
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NEW s. APPROVED GEOGRAPHY
accompanied by a large and splendid
4yIoe

accompanied 0y large ana sp'endm
.4tlas,
TOR Schools, Academies, aud Families,
l. by Roswell G. Smith, author of several
popular school books. This is undoubtedly
an excellent book, aud must, ere long, SUI
percede the Biographies now in use. The
plan is new and simple, laying open, branch
alter branch, in this important study, in
such manner as TO meet the understand
ing Of the smallest child, and at once int.
resting The mind, and necessarily and easily
leading it 10 a complete and thorough know
ledge Of the geography, productions, popu-
lalion, habits, and moral and intellectual
state OF the different countries Of The earth.
Teachers are requested 10 call and examine
it. For sale by
T.. WALTON g. SON.
Montpelier, Nov. &c, 1886.
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IT, &hOPsla0Lpra.

n y IyEHVVNVNFtVE %
TNfIE subscriber, being agent Tor vending
l. Towns IMPROVED PATENT LASTS and
BOOT TREES, would inform the shoemak-
ers Of this vicinity that he has on hand a gem
eral assortment Of said articles which he is sci.
ling at the manufacturers prices. Also, Perk-
ins' SHOE PEGS, split and polished the best
Of the kind in use. For sale by the bnshel or
less quantity. W. w. CALDWELL.
Montpelier, Sept 1886. CO
hlso-P Peg Cutters, "n now article" S;zo
Sticks, spring punches, shoe kniVe, raps, float
files, avis, uwI hats, lacks, sand stone, shoe
thread, Japin and paste backing, hammers,
pincers SC.
Oct. 1886. d&w
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DIR. BRANDRETH
Wants M college, no institution pionopoyno car-
ter, he being gSue sarshe0 10 rest on The patron.
age Tie public for The success If his grand
PROFITABLE UNIVERSAL Pills,
Established IN England, l75l.

Seeoee should contribute tho comfort health and
happiness of mankind"
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS
NOR sale ut lie Montpelier Book. Store, BY
Z. 2. WALTON & SON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-20

AcCidtW.-h are paiHeu 10 state thdl
the Ri. Rev. Bishop Ives met with serious
accident, on Thursday last. L. leaving tn,
Cny for Fayetteville, IN Carriage drawn
BY two SPIRITED Horses, they took fright Just
beyond the Government House, sprang OF
a very high bank, upset the vehicle anC
maze complete wreck otlt. The Bishop
aud hls Driver were both thrown eut-the
former had his shoulder disiocaled aud va,
otherwise a good deal bruised the latter
escaped uuhun.-Raiogh Register.
The bill abollshlng the Office OF Public
Printer, and prescribing the mode IN winch
the Printing of the State shall hereafter bt
executed, has become a law.-RQi. Reg.
Death of a Member.-lt is with sincere
regret that we announce the death OF Geo
W. Montgomery, the Senator from the
County OF Hartford, who died on " ednes
dav last, after brief illness OF few DAYS
For Just and affecting euolosy on the char.
acter of the deceased, we refer TO the appro.
pirate remarks, under the Legislative head,
which accompanied the annuuclatIon oil his
death 10 the two Houses.
Ga Thursday, the remains offIe deceased
we're carried TO the Episcopal Church where
an impressive Discourse was delivered BY
the Rev. Geo. ". Freeman, Rector. After
which they were attended 10 the City burial
ground. ID.
The Surrey,-We learn that the CORPS
of Major Mcneil are diligently engaged III
recommending the difficult couutry about the
Narrows Of the ladkin. They are formed
INTO two parties, one above and the other
below the Narrows, and will probably sur.
yey several routes from the River TO Fay.
ettevIle. Our informant says they appear
10 be PLAIN, practical men, remarkable more
for good sense than for eourtly speech or
foWiShing sentiment Just such men as
we wanted, and just such men as will gain
confidence for what they do. Good sense
and caution are the most essential re.
qulsltes for success in such work. as this,
and we think ourselves most fortunate IN
this particular 10 having secured the servi-
ces Of Major Mcneil. He is assuredy
man of science, and If success be taken as
a ciierion, he is eminently practical man.
--Caroiina Watehmdn.
Connecticut is the first State to appropri.
ate her share of the Surplus. She dis,rl.
buies 1t among the several townships, half
to educate, the ether half to discretion.
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msni at Nsg's head, aud for draining the Swamp
Lands, both OF which he enforced with all the pow
ers OF his eioquence, and array OF facts. All the
pfohis OF the lands would go Of course TO the liz
erary Fund. lie would also give il all dividend,
Tor Rail Road Stocks. lie did no, think it practi-
cable, at Presant, with any means the State could
command, to devise a plan OF general Education
lie would glory To see the day, but our State was
TOO extensive and Its means too limited: Ii would
require the interest Of a capital OF IL millions
And would not do 10 ADOPT partial system. To
be acceptable II must embrace oil. II the State
puts oil Internal improvements until II acquires
The means 10 establish common school system,
there would be few children IN the Stale TO edu-
cate. lie doubted, too, whether the system Of free
schools could be carried into effect in slave coun.
Try, there something too sbhouent 10 the feel.
lnes IN being dependent 90 public bounty.
BY the Cape Fear Road, the West and the Cape
Fear would be- bound together. The Cape Fear
and the Roanoke by the Wilmington Road. TIE
middle and the Northern by the Raleigh and Gas.
ton, which would certainly be continued 10 Fay.
etteyille, and thus embrace the Northern aud
southern. Aud ia due time, Beaufort aud Fay.
ciiesille would BE- united by Rail Road Thus
ali parts Of the State would DC bound together and
we should become great and prosperous people
The speech embraced many del4ils ior which |
have not room
HIS pathetic appeal al the close of his speech
drew iorth the plssdits OF the House and OF The
spectators, which tho chairman did not sltemp,
TO restrain. Indeed all seemed 10 feel that Il was
The eiior, Of genuine patriotism and confidence
sas inspired that tbe present Legislature may vel
have u,le to the benediciious oi their couatI,.
-
or The Mats.-We are Indebted, SAYS
the Salisbury Watchmau, to valued friend
IN Congress for the official estimates Of the
current expenses OF the three branch mInts
authorised by the act OF last Congress. That
al Nes Orleans Is set down al Sl56, 800.
That al Dahlonega at So 900. That al
Charlotte SIS, 900 making 10 all 81 81 500.
The items ia each are pretty near the same,
- that the pap devourers 81 our own State
may sc what good things are IN store tor
.hcm, We give the following abslrac: 10 iull.
~ ESTIMATE u u, ,rpens,s Of ts miai Of
t4af.siis North Csrs.taa, for 1857.
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OrrIcr or rnE NEW YoRK AMERICAN,

J
AWFUL SIllPWRECk AS0 Loss OF LIFE.
We stop The paper 10 announce that Iutel.
llgence is just received from Hampstead
Beach, that tue bark Mexico, from Liver.
pool, bearded two days ago by the news.
boats, not beng attic to gel pilot, was
driven ashore last nlgnl on Eempslead
Beach, il lew miles east Of Rockaway, anu
Jul OF oNE HUNDRED AND sINrEEN persons,
passengers aud crew, EI0hT ONLY ARE
SAVED
Tins vessel was below on Sunday even.
ing, and announced IN our paper OF yester.
day as still below, uith flag of distress
Ryng-buI none beng there 10 relieve her
dlslresses-no pilot 10 take charge she,
sllh more than one hundred human beings,
persned IN sight almost OF her port
The wreckmastef btugs the Intelligence,
having jus, reached the city. Tue vessel
went 10 pieces immediately.
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0rThe Baltimore Chronicle of the 2Sth
ult. says, There appears to he great CON.
mercial embarrassment IN Mobile, and as
many as thirty failures are reported to have
occurred. The reason for the failures is
stated TO be the low stage OF the rivers,
which prevents shipments, and the mer.
chants having accepted draiis,--as is their
won't, 10 Immense amounts, now find them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-20

Supreme COurt.-G. Adolphus Miller,
of DAVE county, has been admitted to the
practice of Law in the County Courts.
Mr.. Reuben NJ. Whitney has, under bis
own Signature, in the Globe, denounced Mr..
Wise aud Mr.. Peyton, the latter especially,
aud uses towards them the harshest Ian
suage IN retaliation for what they have said
about him.
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EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON


Erlrdet Of a letter from friend 10 a member Of
Congress from The State Of AeU York.
1Ror, MoxDAY MyRSlNG, JAN. 2, 1887.
" he lower partt. our city has become mod
ern PompeiI. Last essning. about seven o'clock,
the hIil al The lover Pafts the city slid dova Gov
ering up houses, barns, &c. with men, women
and children IN them. ltlas covered up every
thing half way to the river, l.tssiGg over Sixth,
Fifth, Fourth streets to Third street
Never was there greater con,tcfnsiion. The
whole city is alive, and the spot, with thausancs
from other places, digging out the dead. They
have found l-At dead bodies, and nineteen horses,
Ii Is impossible 10 say how many lives arc lost. |
have Just come ron the spot, aud saw them dig
out two little chndren lying ia rundle bed sleep
Tag the sleep Of oeath, without bruise upon tEem,
probably sulothered.
Where Fourth street was the earth is at least
sixty feet high There were not many houses
near the spot, but what we're are buried 1t is
calculated that seven buildings, each occupied by
two or three families, are destroyed. There was
house upon the hill which has no, been discoy-
cred.
II was sitting ia my house, and heard rumb-
ling noise, like distant thunder, and went to the
door, aud saw light 10 the South, and cloud
coming over the city, and grace! fell nae Ian.
soon the bells commenced ringing, and | went 10
the spot immediately The BRICK kiln was earn.
cd hundred rods aud on FIRE Ii gave high,
enough to SCI the horrible and novel scene.
/" To add u the dreadful sublime, the wafer came
foaming down toe hill IN torrent 1t l. now ey
ldent lLat me earth about here Is volcanic or that
the water comes IRON the mountains east OF Us.
The swamps that not filed up with earth arc
flied wiz alter. Il Is melancholy day with Us"
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DlED

H. Raleigh, on the 18th INST. Mr.. X. II. b. BRA
ZlER, Civil Engineer, SC During the cold
weatl,er Of last week, Mr.. B. fell from pair Of
high steps, and fractured biz leg 50 badly, thu, he
Gied from the effects Of It.
On the 18th ult at the seat of her husband, Maj.
Andrew J. Doneison the Hermitage, Ms.
EMILY DONELSON. aged - years
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DENTAL SURGERY.

hR. ]. LEE, Of Camden, S. c., will be
~ IN Charlotte, OH or before the 2O,h 10.
slant. Applications, by note or otherwise,
lett at the Charlotte Hotel or DR.. Wallaces
Drug Store, will be attended to on his arrl-
val. His stay will be short.
Inn u lA21
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We learn from Private, and we believe
authentic source, that James Plnckney Hen
derson, Esq, late of Lincoln, n. c., has
been appointed Attorney General OF the
Tex,an Republic. Ga=.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-20

Melancholy Occurrences dwelling
house of the Rev. George Cranberry. IA
miles from Columbus, Ga. was consumed by
fire, on the l7th ult., and sad to relate his
eldest son, an interesting boy Of years Of
aye, persisted in the flames. When first
discovered the fire had progressed to far too
be extingulshed, and the father made every
effort to save hls son, but all proved unaval.
ing, and be was compelled to relInqulsL all
hope OF saving bin.
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N0EICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons are fbrewarned trading for
- Note for $50, dated 23d December,
1888, payable 70 F. Charles JoulIain, as
the considerations for which the Note was
given has not been complied with, and the
subscriber is determined not to pay it I'm.
less compelled to do so BY law.
JOHN HARTT.
Steel Greek, Jan l6, 1887 t3l
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the tooth ache, about the size of sIypence,
and has lost nearly all her teeth. She is
20 years old, and about 5 feet or inches
high, she is slender and carries herself very
erect. Her clothing is good, and has a.
mongst them several good silk dresses. |
will give a reward of ten dollars if taken ia
this county, or twenty five dollars ifappre-
hended out of ii, and delivered to me, or
lodged in jail, SO that ret her
JAMES II. BLAKE.
Jan. Is, 1887. 2Ju
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Sfl'Ggcd
Jan Is, 1887

"a !S!l0ycd
I'D ENRON the subscriber, on
GST IN the 9TH instant, a small
49, black HORSE, with a scar on
one OF his hips behind, The horse was own.
ed by Mr.. Gribble of Providence : or s
months, aud it is probable he NAV be 10 that
neighborhood, or has lodged on the Catawba
river between Tools Ford and the ferry be-
low. ANY person giving information of
him, or bringing him to the subscriber 10
Charlotte, shall be rewarded.
JAS. A. JOHNSON.
Jan. Is 1887.
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selves unable to meet them--the cotton on
which the drafts were predlcaled not hav.
Ing arrived, aud Of course the money arts.
ing from the sale not received.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-20

O. Judge DonrrIi has resigned his seat.
Two Intellectual ba.lo,,ugs had bgcn held
b> the Legislature. The candidates were
MrssFs. ]. l.. Bailey, X. L. Heath, and
Wight Stanley, The result vas as follows
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-20

OF Speech of Col. .ucmmiaeer Of s. c.
The las, Register contains part of the
Speech OF Col MemmInger, Commissioner
from South CsroIua, delivered before the
Senate OF North Carolina, on the 81 inst,
on the Bal granting Banking privileges 10
the Charleston aud CIncinnatl Rail Road
Company. We have read It with pleasure,
aud We consider II PLAN aud lucid state.
ment OF facts, which deserve the cousidera.
ton OF all interested IN ,h!s great work.
We shall endeasor 10 lay the whole Of II
before our readers.
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Alltr Tie second baIIollng, The name Of
Mr.. Heath was Withdrawn and Edward Hall
added 10 iAe nomination.