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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
His BRITANNIA MAJEsTy's CoNsULATE,}
New Work Ilth Muv 1927

I IN conformity with passed by the Legislature q
this State the 2st day Of April last entitled IAN Act
guate the and duties Public Administrators and
rogate relative the property and effects Of foregner"
Notice hereby given that and after this date the
pcrty effects OF all of His Majesty who die ON
their way TO- or 10 ibis city, nteate such properly and effects
arriving this STATE placed under the this office
under that Of the public administrator heretofore The
undersigned in thercof that here
toore the pubic administrator he Office
where information the and effects Of subece
his Majesty shall at all times be furnished without any OF
charge whatever
The eath officer and others a, the quarantine respect
fully requested te make their cations this Office,
where all expenses connected herewith will he paid
Myl5 3tawu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
DIED.

On Tuesday 9Th inst, Christian Cape in the 42nd year of
his age.
The relatives anl friends Of the family respectfully
ved to attend the funeral this afternoon, half past O'clock
from his late residence No. n Rvington street, without
Their invitation.
Sunday 9th inst, Hooper Richardson aged q years. for.
merly OF Lyndeboroug, NJ III.
On Saturday 5th inst John Hamilton youngest child OF W.
Wafkinson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

CLEARED.
Bark Louisa Barr Vera Cruz, w. W. De Forest Co Rrvs
Bigey, Havana, Baker Hammond Moore; Ken
lucky, Carver Meneydeo, Aymar Co; Cberou (Aus) Pr
Va, NasrS Brothers; Auguse Caroline Badiz Bremen ID
~ schmidt Son. ScbrS Splendid, Scott Nassau, m. r..
Tucker Lsures Levns Return Eveld Philadelphia Sleep
ARRIVED.
Brig Iddo Pierce, Sydney, G. b., July 49, with mze 10
order. -
Brig Ttsna, Lehgh, Copenhagen, 81 days. with mdre 70
Brig Orion Card ST. Marks, IS days. TO oakford Whit,
comb.
Br brig Mary Ann, Hampton, Balire Honduras days.
order.
Brig Eliza Pitman Csracoa 10 days, to Mar Brothers,
schr white Oak, Wells, Tuekapau, La, 20 days, 10 Van
schr Warsaw, Fitner, St Marks IL days, W. W. Pratt
schr Nicnna, Williams, Cheryuone, days, IN master.
schr smith, Fowler, Washington NJ c., days, master.
schr lndana stevens, Philadelphia days, to master
s,c9p rrsvelfr, Johnson Philadelphia days, TO master.
s.aa pnLsn'ps Independence, Nye, Liverpool; Poland,
!, :, MEMORANDA
Inc rev o. me onien tBr capsized Lake Ontario, DE
tore repeuen " me Herald Ls) ascerained have
been taken OF by the Merckanf
The Geo A. Creek, from Savannah for Havana put into
Cnares'on W. A m ostress-2d inst, lat 1855 lon 500
sxpsrd a l Me irom nNE. TO ssE., during which
The Ssooess Of Newburypor Tebbets with 100 otis fish,
was damaged IN gale the North Cape the J
ui-wss IN tee Out OF CaDeo the 9Th, repairing
The Mechnn lost on Abaco, was insured In Portland for
Ssooo, 1000 OF which was on the cargo.
DTbe Monur arrived yesterday from Havana On the Is,
in with and spoke the Rhode Land Of Providence had eight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

COOKIES ARENA--VAUXHALL GARDEN,
~ BOWERY.-Ths, and the five following evenings-last
week Grand display but OF brief continuance. Su
perb Flowers Of Chivay. The daring young MIN
rod. Flora her feet seed The infant company will
form the Islanders OF Llput Indian Jugger Horseback
The trained Barbary Courser Flexible natior'n man I'M
mense leapng by Mr. VIM Cooke Grand in the cir
cc and venlvmg pictures by Mr. James Coekc Anpode-
Poander Russian Courier of fiery chargers by
Mr. James Cooke To conclude with the 100 masqueraders
mounted the beautiful stud in the known world
Doors O'clock and at half past !
precise time Lower cents upper boxes so cents Pit
Is cents. au7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

ALA MPIC THEATRE The subscribers having
~ purchased the lease the property lately knswn No
444 Broadway (and Immediately adjoining "Iattersals wen
known establishment converting it into neat and
elegant Theatre II will Ne conducted after the Of Ma
dame vestrs "Oympc" London and open fer the regular
about the 18th of August LIST September La
dies and gentlemen Of the profession DESTROYS Of obtaining
gasenen will please apply by letter, post paid either
WILLIAM Ii. BLAKE, Projectors and
HENRY E. WILLARD, ) Managers
New York July 10TH 1887. yl2-n
CITY THE ATNE.-Ths establishment will he clo-
~ sed until the Goth ins purpose Of completing the
arrangements INTERIOR other important alterations
au8-3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTs- Th.

WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTS.-The City In
spector reports the death of 2 during the
ing on saturday Aug 9th, WILL men, women, 80 boys
girls, total 202.
OF whom ~ of the age Of year, and UNDER IS be-
tween and 20 between and - 7beween and To- be-
10 and % l6 between 20 and 80 q between and 20
between 40 and So between - and 60 between go and
70; between 10 and 80, between 80 and 90
Dseaso.-Abscess Apopexy Bleeding from the lungs Il
Cancer, Cholera Morbus, 81 Cholera lnfanum Isl Con
eripm tremens Il Darhoea q Dropsy do. In the chest, d
do head ID Drowned Dysentary 3; Fever do. bilious
do scarlet do typhoid II; do puerpera do intermittent
Hypochendra Inflammation DO OF the BRAIN do OF
he bowels 81 do lungs 81 do stomach Il Inemperapce il
Marasmus Measles a. Old age Palsy 2; Spinal injury
Small pox J; Suicide p sprue !; TeethHg Is; Unknown
]; Whoopng cough 2
OF the above there were from the Aims House, from
Bellevue Hospital from City Hospital 81 from
Island from Pententiary Hospital CoIored persons 20
Place, IF Nsfry-United States, ISL Ireland 81 England
3; Scotland 3; Germany, y France l. Unknown
HENRY 9. DUNNEL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Aug. 5th, 1857
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

DARM nv, EATe E.-Tnis EVENING win be
Il psrtsrmed the opera Of
Chippindale- Cinderella, Miss Horton -
To conclude with
THE TEMPEST-Ferdinand, Mr. Jenes-Ariel, Mrs
Knight Ns.t
ar Doors open 7peronnances commence al II O'Clock
Boxes el-PE 50 cents-Gaiery Is cents.
i wli Dr presented the drama OF =
Lillian, THE SHOW 6IRL-Eyerard Mr.. w, Seton
Iian, Mrs. w. Seton.
PEREECTI8N-CharlesP Paragon, Mr. IImrison-Kate o.
Brien Mrs. Herring
To conclude with . - :.
JOAN GF ARC-Joan, Mrs w. Sehon-Luciie, Mrs Her
~ Doors open 7-performances commence at "a O'Clock
precisely. Boxes so cents-Pit Is cents
NIBLO,s GARDEN.-GRAND CONCERT-The
' Concert to commence at O'Clock.
Grand Overture to Zaira Winter
song-Mr. Bshop-Remance Francaise-Il revi-
endra, De la Barre
bower, ~ = - A. Lee
song-Mr Plumer-March the Battle Field,
Mr.. W. A. King will perform the Piano Forte
first time in this country the celebrated Fan
tasa Dramatque, from Meabeare's popular
Opera Of the HugueBos as performed by Hertz
In Paris with the NEST unprecedented success
Song-Mrs Balcy-Zurich fair waters.
Solo-Mr; Dowse-Grand Far tasa, on the Flute,
introducing variety Of avorite airs, with va
riatons-composed by himself:
song-Mrs. Earle-Ah! Men, what silly things
Duett-Mr Pluner and Sg'r Casoan-An i dea
di quell m'etalo,
Scng-Mrs Bailey-On the Banks OF the Blue Mo ;,
sele Rodwell
Tyroenne Song-Madame otto-Bless my father
Duett--Sirs Bailey and Mr.. Plumer-Ah sci di
mali meie, Rossni
Finale-Barcarole, Auber
Abundance 50 cents. aus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

understanding the honesty of mock auction sales
which not relishiRg, he came and made complaint
at the police and warrant was issued for the auc-
tionesr 10 appear and answer.
The remaining were not worth eur attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

TUESDAY, Aug. 9th.
Nothing having ranspredin this staple, report will
consequently be very meagre The received within
day back mention dullness in the article all the
and marts-ales small owing partly the
mall quantity offering. The market generally, however, is
ery unsettled and the opinions expressed letters &c
that prices walower than they present quoted
The stock hand gradually reducing extreney low
Southern holders have lately received orders dispose
lots prices much lower than they have recently been Sold
The fact ssmply endeavsrrg get their old
took OF before the crop Market the arrivals Of
which will shortly But few manufacturers at
PRESENT in the makesaes principally being confined FOR
hpment The United States bank still in the market and
o number Of southern companies for the purpose Of making
urther remtsnces Europe Imports this day 7 bales.
Sales Charleston up the 4th inst small l2c
THERE'S the least alton In cotton market Small
purchases remances daily making for shipment and
manufacturers taking sparngy Sales have been made
day as low eic for "very ordinary" and i2c for strictly
good is principal sales from DC. for mddng and ia for
fully fair.
We do not make any alteration table OF the stock
hand
European Marisf.-Sfoci on hand
Havre, June z, 1897 727l6 June -, 1885, 1891 Amer
15,446 !" 7,802oth. cot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

SEavTp oUr.-A fellow named Mitchell, des-
cribed as young buck, has been sentenced at Potts
vile to one months Imprisonment and ordered to pay
fine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
BOwery Theatre.

DOWGTy IMcdtECs
A SSIGNEEs' NOT.CE.-The undersigned, assig-
N OF Wam Dinneord hereby give notice the cred-
OF said DiHneord render their respective
claims anst him. for the purpose Of having the audited
adjusted, before the l4h day of August sant and
also that they will be in attendance the Box Office of the
B0wery Theatre day from 10 until O'Clock for that
purpose and that the assignment If the said DnHeford will then
and there be exhibited and any creditor allowed comply
with its conditions previous the above date.
$ $F$ s sIiSS A~'s"ss..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
NsyMst lNTEhsIGnSSs o,EF.cE; cASHL

scqoant her eSis and the public open
private office IN the basement of Named where
she viii be ready 70 receive applications from families for the
supply of rood female we'll provide places
young msrs a good character sus~ns In fam.
lies Application 10 be made between the hours ~ oclock
NJ, and at night jyi2ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

/ 1870 bales TO the stock on haad.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
DIED

IN eaoarrus County on the 18th inst al tho re-
s s OF Mr.. SIlas Young, Dr.. REMUS W.
hoLLAND. in the 9th year of his age. The
deceased, was native of Iredell county. and has
osen practising Medicine in the neiehborhood of
MigroTe, Cabsrrus Co. for the last three months.
whefe ne proved himself skilfnl and successful Ia
ms profession; and by the correctness of his NOR
al character, the mildnesz and amiablene.s of his
disposition. 10 secured the confidence and esteem
OF all with whom he associated. His lines.
(Which was short and painful he bore with re-.
msfkable eomposuFe Of mind, and was PROMPTLY
attended to by Mr.. Young and fan,ily. as well j,
oy physicians and other numerous friend. !, Ia
visited hi,u -
T. ,. Hoping shortly 70 see a more full account
rom his friends Of Iredell think il unnece,sary
to say mere. 4 fiicnd aftfo aee.as,,
In this place, on Wednesday last, in lie 25,h
year Of his age, Mr.. SAMUEL P. BLACkW0p
son Of John Backvood, esq. OF this county. Tie
deceased had Just returned from the southwest
where tie seeds of the disease were sonn vtirh
produced his dissolution. His modes, dcportn,,at
rendered bin agree able TO his associates. and III.
rare virtues eadearCd bin TO his intimate fiepgs
- HllS5or0ugh Recorder
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Lost on Stolen

SOMETIME IN the latter part Of Octo.
- Der, a small red pocket book contain.
ing Two dollars IN money, one note on
Washington Shoaf for ten dollars, dated
June 27, 1897, one on Isaac Spencer for
thirteen dollars and sxtv.six cents, dated.
June 20, 1887, and soma few papers of not
much value. Both of the notes were made
payable TO Martin Icehour. All persons
are forowarned trading for said notes. -
Any person returning the pocket book may
keep the two dollars for their trouble.
SOLOMON ICEHOUR.
Nor Is. 1881. 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

II The fealls ofiht election ri New Yo,l + e..
sof q Tie Wigs, y j satd, ' iIi have most hsI
~ 'isci upon s ba.le.ss d Tia, ci,y and $. aie.
and esea 'hs "hois caaaifg. Alfeady. 70 10 sps4k.
ts4f' Tie eoffesGoadert s. the Mt Iaicl sc fssl
As sell as see, tie future Facea are shortened
baaintsa neh tssia . i..ak LARRY 'neel.anics are
encouraged, ard every bady- tie fals osd ,a,a :
ir~ eseeFted--fsla'ees asef tie fatarr. A sen.
tlemsu ia Ns& Yatk WHITING 70 ii. ffeaa 10 ,he
t'ty q Washington sA}s me effect 81 lie ,lec.
teen has slfssdf b7ea sen.ibiy frt ia tie rsstora
itea q confidence rtcr'i, 81 III descriptions
hss tsseu u saIss- Real estate !. teett,.f.s fet
estt- bs1isf 'haa Il $50 seek ago. and mer
sAahss held asir ggada Al advance 81 from i've
q itR Pt eeat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

M Saie Rank.-An adjourned meeting
=, ,;,oekaolders of this Institution was
! ~ Monday last. Col. Allen Rogers,
''S aas called 20 the Chair. The Treas.
w. -, o'ths Bank Judge Cameron) submit.
VA W. j.,a,led statement of the condl ion Of
r,ok when, the following Resolutions
,.a n,,g,mousI, adopted, and the meeting
,..,aed 10 the 9th INST. VIZ -
p..,i,,f That final Dividend Of the Capital
,.r,cts of liis Bank aLal be paid to Tie
l,,. or their awful representatives. on
.l,, he fret Monday ia December next. At
az g.t NJ ,hu State OF North Carolina. ia the
R,lsifi, on surfendefing The certificates
1. 4 +, them to be cancelled
y Lad That the treasurer OF this Bank re-
...,,esa.e 10 be redeemed, al the Bank "f the
~, lbe outstanding Notes issued BY this Bank
h,.tebes. unti tht 9th Of this iu8nlh NO
80 aaIa.isr, and NJ longer; and that the
! IN 81 tue Blek give notice thereof IN the
....etpef- printed IA this Cry.
p..J,.a That Nessf-. Weston Il. Gales, Al
|, lae,. tssorec ". Mofdeeai, DAVID W. Stone
Il n,.e,o Cameron be. anJ they are hereby ap-
a RnintliitN " FANhtatf' aft ~ WI
H ..,4,t,en Vi the Bank laid before this meeting
H, i. Tfsasnref And the Books II the same, aud
/ :, !, an adjourned nseting OF Tie stock holder.
bf.t 90 the 4'h Monday IN this monih. tAs
80 4no4si Of the. fsql Dividend, to be paia Oh
81 Stare Of stork.
!. .,ns asliety is dgubiless 81. % 10 the e.
mt pv.dsni tn be haaiy declared, we think
~ tls,ided IA stating that Il will be about s,G
-a. Eighty eight pr cent has already bern
III tie forthcoming DisIdead wi: probably
is. tao value OF the SHARES 10 go EACH
h afL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24


IT. r,,t.a, u.-A....s f....s..
80 'atf'Se3.
"a ~ 2 ftfF hfer meeting held 80 the City u
Nea lafh "a ise usls mai after lie rs.uli ,f,b.
.t...,... ,i..,,t,.
" 's'''N'hs s.
s''t.t557 we ad#P'ea u vii be seen that
teufeI4.. q taaH.s l,ne anf Nv Moo. rrarc.
.4stat4ts. f+..., Ill. t.,,...s ~. ~
II
" 2 sf''eh = e9H afiu to 'af settlements
Il z e.rs1aenf*. Every une r1u.t c. .al5sl 4
Ys.... IL. ,,sn..t .t. ,..,t
wy
" s"'' "fu's 81 majority, aud THIS
have #aS ~ ops riuhHY q carry ing out Their
u p-ts# t..ss--bat e. h.lsey. ,t., ,,.t ,..,.
al, -. IS.
"" va
ss7's ''"" !" 'A@u0e 'Rem
~ = '.s
- ~" 'a'
" ''k"t'
hese.rra That three successive elections IA The
I'LL = ~ 20, = VT tbe election q Morris
As-.fttf..s WI uss.. go =
Ga'isp &. Etpaoek tNhiga Saastar ~ ! majofi
= a''"' '''o II Na'stnhst--has'ng demon
Number" II TIL. civ i op.a.ed i ~ ,neIls.
lHd treasures u the administration and it, support
@f, fa,f'iafo
helm ,tl.. -, :, ~.
H. city u Neu York. who, aud y hose party, have
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

asht daughter, you don't know what Mrs. H,,
WOO can do, mild as she looks. She was mar.
) l . 70 nice young man, who lived near Para.
ie"' aud lie died about a year ago. We'll
""eh tiis last election came, she dressed hotssI,
up IN her husbands clothes, put on tina, Wis
'poihting to that which has been already describ'
co. ana piltIng the certificate in her pocket. she
so'ed Tor OConnel and Hutton . Shouts Of
a"gh'ef followed this announcement, incredible
aPteafed) Mrs. Harwoed, ABANDONING all
Fe' loihfd cordially in the laugh, and turning
- exclaimed with exultation, well,
- ho'hing else IS true, what you said now i, ne
re- Some gentlemen inquired if she Was re.iI,
serious Mrs tiarwood-' Indeed am. and # I
I'VE VIII vote again for OConnel and Hutton -,
- 9lhcc me election in ~ York United States
Dana o'oek has advanced 10 1924 The Bank
"as ho' gwen up the ghost as yet.
~ len. Duff Green has disposed oe he R.h;
more Merchant, aud retired from Editorial liz.
ar .iaiis VIII continue the Editor of the paper.
United sTATES--FORCE OF EXAMPLE.
Is often sac that tie eyes OF the world are d.
teetee towards America; aud we NAV add tbs,
they are fixed upon Us with more and moro in
tehfe interest. Thousands there ars, 10 every en-.
habie"ed nation Of the world, who arc hoping thai
'ntlf communities may enter upaa tie same or a
si"lua, effeer, AID they are naturally looking to
hs s The iof,rnnnets in tho ereat race Of ueIti.
cu iffcdoiu. ] he advocates Of despotic rule are
a. eagerly watching ter our failure. They saw
isl y = az very far in theory, but will prove "a
y mHaclicaLle IN the experiment. If il does
prove lmpraciicabe, il the experiment does fail .
shocs vii DC given % the hopes Of political bcr.
", Tor winch no man dare 10 answer What did
We say Rather, for which every man 10 This
country shat! bitterly answer, in lie oyerghelm.
ing anarchy and misery that will follow. Nav |
morc-it failure and overthrow do await The e1nc.
fimeni here, the guilt az we'll as the ruin will be
our oAn. The fault wilH not be our own. Tie
'aui' sill not g n or Stars, nor in our circntn.
stances, but n ourselves. The ruin vii com.
because wc would not arouse ourselves to proyid.
igainsi ~ because We would not see tie sirns IF
ne tmes because orr Press and our conversation
80 no' hold the right language, and because our
practice dr. not conform to it.--Rql Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
MARRIED

In Csbsrrus county, on the End inst, by IN.
Rev. Dr. Robinson. Mr.. JAMES c. FRAZIER 10
Miss ELIZA b. CALDWELL.
y 40 osbsr,us County, on the 30th nit, by The
hev. ID. A. Penick, Mr.. DAVID Il. KILIqf-GIT
10 Miss ELIZABETH IRVLR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
TIW GOODS
Low for Cash.
fa'HE Subscriber has g.
- nst received and 0 V I
. pened, his Winter Stock -
! OF Goods. at The cnrnn e.

OF Goods, at the corner
q Flith.sfTeel on Tryon. The following
articles comprise part Of his Stock, VIZ
super Blue, Black Brown, Green md CIare,, In.
! gllsh, French aud American CLOTHS.
Steel iaiX'd do FOR Overcoats.
Black and Drah CASSIMERFS.
Hkd, Black, Blue and Strip'd SATTINFTS
Red and White FLANNELS,
Cord. Black and Figured MERINOS.
Black Italian, Sinchew aud Gro do Nan STTEN
Pam black and plaid SILK Velvet yESTINGS.
ok fesungs Merno do
" bite and Black Cotton HOSE,
BACK worS;ed do
Coloured do
Lambs Wool and Cotton do
Buff and Drab Buckskin CLOVES.
Ifoskin ID
Ladies white and black Silk do
Duffic and Point BLANKETS.
Whitney do
Sk bound do fine article
GOOD assortment Of low priced PRINTS.
Brown and beached SHIFTING.
Brown and beached DRILLING.
Ticking and Checks,
Csmbrcs and Musns,
fiag aud Fancy Silk HdNDKFRCHIEFS
Pfussian SHAWLS, Tibet do
Printed Silk do Challev do
Stocks aud Collars.
Cotton ard Sill. Umbrellas, Dale Yarn
Hardware, Cutlery & Groceries,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
CDaranffr,
Friday, November 81, 1897,
Glorious WING Victory i'm New
York;,

The history Of this country does not furnish
parallel 10 the unprecedented SO glorious
change, as the result of the election in tIe State
OF Ne" York-She is completely rcgcnefated-
Mr. Vaa Bu'en's own Sia'c has gone agsins, him
BY majority Of a, least $4,000 voiss-he had
majority We believe Ia the Presidential .l,ctio,
Of @9'OOO' besides large maturity 10 tie State
Legislature, The Wings have now elected one
hundred IA nd one out OF i2s menu
beers o. thc Assemble! Tney havo also
elected six o The eight Senator'S elected Iii, year
i'is result vas as unlocked Cor b. u a. II j. gra
ii!yns sud has, doubt, filed n, heart of eve.
~ true lover Of his country sIih joy. who would
have Unsigned that in less than one year. tina, New
York. bound as she - by oiiice-holdcfs and The
SAFETY Fund System. wead havo deserted M
Van Bofen--yel such j. the tdei-aed lesson
has been 'angh! him which, IL We mistake nat The
man, he vii b. apt 10 improve on 10 give or
readers some idea OF uis chsuee, We sBl ,oin Re-.
turns from eevefal Of the counties, vith No VITO
Of ls16 and 1897:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

~ National CaareHtioH.-'lhe suggestion OF
shc Hpsion Atlas, ~ tie annexed paragraph, ap.
pears 70 us very lndicions and we venture to ex.
rscss that Il may be concurred in By the Wing
patty through bout tho Union.
NtTioNt Communicable Wings Of Yer
mont nave aPpataitd delegates to National Con-
vacation Tor tho purpose OF nominating a candidate
for thc Presidency. We are inclined % think that
the time for holdlngsthis Convention viii be fur.
Their postponed II docs not apnear to us 10 be el.
Their necessary or expedient 10 make The Presi.
DENTAL nomination until the Important elections
for mcmbars OF Congress shall have taken place
next ye-t.-itlaS,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
NOTICE.
NEW FEFs Va!
Untch =. .Fe,celIry Business.

We invite the attention If The public TO our
present Stock OF Goods, which we will sell
low for Cash. Al! kinds Of work done al
the Shortest Notice.
TROTTER Il ALEXANDER.
Nor. %, 1857, 73u
Thos. Frotter returns his thanks TO the
Public for their support and respectfully N.
vltes their custom TO the above firm. He
would here remind those indebted 10 him b,
Note or Book account that il is desirable
that the same should be settled by Cash
without delay, as he canno, give longer in.
diligence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

liza Scene in Nashville, Tennessee Elbow
room has been quite scarce in Nashville during
The past week. Such scrouging, goueing. twist.
ING turning in, and turning ont, has seldom be fore
been witnessed, Instance the following:
Traveller dismonnt nj tavern" uIilloa. land.
lord, can get lodgings here tonight"
Landlord" No, SIR; every room in the house
is engaged"
Traveller" Can't ven even give me blanket,
and bunch Of shaviogs for pillow, ia your har
room 2"
Landlord" No, sir; there's not a square foot
of space unoccupied any where in the house."
Traveller" Then I'll thank YOU, Sir 10 have
pole, well secured, on. Of your second story win
dow, ard I'll foost on that"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

The Rev DR.. Hooper, Professor Of An.
u Languages N cur tai,eoliy. has &C.
s-l the Presidency a the Theological
,autioa ia South Carolina, and be will
aqatally resign, en the tirsi OF J1nuary
Is, The station At Chapel Ilill which i, IS
| lie has 50 abs AMI satisfactorily filled
nts, wears. 4, the State IS deeply IN
r4l.d ~ the welfare al ouf llnlvrrsny.
FL hat 90 pans viii b. SPARED by the
Trustees 70 select a SUCCESSOR aha shall f1I.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
Hardware, Cutlery s. Groceries,
bale Rope, Begging 4 Triae, rerg Tor,
Hats. Shoes a6lti Esc0fs.

/ AENsS. RSsAsEt.S d84t Z kEVUEs.
The above articles were purchased This
Fall IN the city of Charleston hy himself,
on as good terms as was possible for any ore
else to obtain them. lie now ofiars them
to his Customers and all WHO may call, al
considerably reduced prices from last wear.
As he has now closed hs books aud intends
to sell hereafter for CASH, he will make
II an Object to those who cal on hin 10 buv.
W. F. ALEXANDER.
Nor %, 1887. T3ff