The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

~ 'tGaHl 1ONCl hlAt NPP'NA WIN
success extensively to lace manufactures.
ls22. First cotton factory in Lowell e.
recled.
ls23. First eSpor, Of raw cotton from
Egypt into great Britain.
1925. 10 New Orleans, cotton at from
% TO % cents per pound.
ls26. Self acting muie spinner patented
IN England by Roberts.
1927. American cotton manufactures
Grs, exported to any considerable extent.
1929. Highest duty IN toe United States
on iore:ga cotton manufactures.
1880. About this time Mr., Dyer intro.
duced a machine from The United States
oto England for the purpose Of making
card.
1892, D1ty on cotton goods imported
into the Uoued States reduced and ia
England it is forbid to employ minors Isl
cotton mills for more than uine hours on
a Saturday; 10 consequence, they work at
something else.
1884. Cotton at l. cents.
1888. Extensive purchases made OF coli
ton isr.ds by spectators and others.
1886. The season began a, 10 cents,
md The year ended al 20 ccuis.
1881. Cotton reached ~ cents, and
then
Stop there Il lhe ;aecrpg and COB.
bling which thc productions uf the Soota
mad Tie currency Of tbe country generally
have been s9'Iect %, are raly 10 form
,uaiier lor sa5ar history, wc would BE-
leave 20 decline he pa.ufIl tack of vtiias
ii. The mnudins ani patching mode q
government lately inflicted on the piOdu.
eng assos is disgusting % every lover d
his country. II Is ANY lleh, of sc.encr,
Improvement IN machinery, ~ progress q
civilization, 'he price 81 ary production.
ia - 1eed, or otherwise acted upon, aa 4
nerraa Is tive tfN man ID the world Il
welcome tie cownetHt i'gl when Is
causrd Is political Jug- Tets ignorant ka4tc.
aad other uofegenem.o r5cues, JOS, asa
3 proper National nfide .ie.s IN, aud vi-he.
: such t.sas3clioas cou'd be bo,ied ou' iron
hls,rt, 81 q, least ben uuiil the calm cur
, rert 81 time shall have s10ened the feel
ings ii the prseu, day. fauah Cotton
. Is worth What toe h.der vail take, aog
: VIII, iha buyer must e,ya OR i.
Roaaare e FUi Ltfe.--Oa Wrdia sls,
las', tie steam boa, Hercules vas til a
ealast ~ schooner. Young laae Il
! beard t8e latter was by the collision ihroat
lnio lie river. The mate OF the ship St
! George. ahu witnessed ilic accident, sprung
Ill the BOY, ard hy great eNeraon succeed
. ed 10 reaching the young lads Jasi as SIS.
I p,- about Disappearing for The last time
. tlc coatuvsd 10 sgp7o-i'his Iayoly burhel
i uatil boat ar. vrd 70 their assistance. Tn
yo8ae hds sas conveyed 10 her friends
) and : to . Zee mate 81 ihs s.
George i uaHaol youut sairr-ha
.tasA m aquas amer the iai,
ta Vol, ue.l--aiyas arc eat es.ft
CAS- b} .ae its uo' ouv once aud mhtI
I i. paies Asg York Herald
RcuuoHa Ju,y :.
CHi-G ~ cold 1-rhe mines NJ
Sill sending IA taer weekly products. Il
ssa tafes aagaui bars from the Ha'lo
i udae yesterday, containing seven or e,gh
hundred dollars, aud day or tao previous
e q lvmq rn'4aaaE somcshat HAT auonm
Oaatmaes ate m-kaglHelr deFosItcs 81.
1 great regularity. WHAT p,ly tile mae
did uai caaHenca operations thus brass.
car.er--surh mesa wa might have bee
lad lof 'bc- sad tunes, vherewnh 10 hate
young EIgl.s, Compiler,
Il1 aarI ef he deri.--Chateaubaau,
!, 10 ms work GA English literature, speaks ,
sitting. when be was Young man, neN
I, M5abeau. If q th0ner, while the subject ,
!, conversation vas Nimhcau's enemies. F." Il
i looked me lu.i 10 the face, SAYS Chatea,
brand, with his eyes Of wickcdncss an
= genus, and LAYING hs broad band on N
!. shoulder, said, they viii never t1sgiye II
US superiority NrJhmks | stIii feel I.
\. impression II that hand, as it Satan III
ioaahed mo with bis fiery claw. '--irt
!. Trader.
Rida on a Rail An aholltionisl e
~ lurer, named Blanchard, who had bee
holding forth al Chambersburg, Pa. recen
nd IL lell that place under large escort OF CT
lzeas, sellln' on rad.' The people
ri. that village must be hard 'uus, thus TO ra
i. the abolItlonlsls.
in An Abolition lecturer, by the name
b. Mchln, was roughly handled BY some
the Salem jerseyles last week. He "