The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-10

RIleigh, BaAA
lllI!sbofough, Dck,
Wilmington, S,ttle
MeckIenbufg. Saunders,
M9unlain, Pearson,
NeD Ciresit-The Act passed al the recent
session OF The Legslal e, for The creation Of new
Circuit in the West. arrange the Spring and Fall
Terms Of the Superior Courts, IN thc two upper
Ctfcdits, az follows, VIZ:
SIEfA CueHit-Cabafrus on the 2nd Monday in
February and August Meckeaburg on the Bird
Monday IA February aud August Llaclon on the
% Monday after the Ord Monday IN February aud
August; lFcdel! on the 3rd Monday after tie 3rd III
February aud August Rowan on the llh Monday
after the 3fd Monday ia February aud August !;
Sntfy on the 9Th Monday after the 3rd Monday in
February and August Ashe on the 9TH Monday
alter the 3rd Monday ii February and August
Wilkes on the lib Monday after lhe third Monday
"a February and August, IN each aud every year
SertHh Cucan, 10 comm, nee 10 Macon county,
on The lIh Monday IN March and September !;
Haywood, on HE 1T Mogday after the 4th MONDAY
Of March aud September; Yancey on the ID Mon.
day S.ier the ith Monday IN Mach and Seplem.
oef Buneombe Oh the 3rt Monday after the lii
Monday ~ Mach aud September Rutherford,
on The 9TH Monday after the iih Monday Of March
aud September, aud Burke or The iii ,uday
aiIef The la Monday OF March aud September, 10
zach and every year.
SnPfeme Co1rt-lIorace $ Rohards Of Gran
sllie County, and James Shepard, oi New bern.
tiaFe Vhsdihod ccnsc u pfacuee 4W 10 lie Goui,-
> Courts and William williamson o. Liaeou.,
las bseh admitted to superior Court pf4cti,e
LIE ioi.o~i"s Opinions have been delivered
sInct our iasf
1asio.. } delivered the opiaiou Of the Court 10
he case OF AArlin r Cowlce, IRON SuTfy, aihrn,-
lng liic j4-gncuI below. A.sD. IA The case OF
Niei'o.4s a u. Dunn al o. 10 Equity IRON Or.
anee dse'ec iDr flalHtiigs aud fcJei,t.ee Ais
"a Iaief CDoi, q a. IN equity frun. Wayne ia.
lune,ioas made perpetual.
Bank Of CAPE Fsar.-Thc annual meeting ofihe
>achDpad-rs " uio lnsiiiution was led N Hll.
-.nston, oa thc 50 uh be lol.oalae persons
.e.e cicetsd D"etor., VIZ James tyNcn. +. X.
DeA'"sai, \. J. ~ Ro,scil Ga1rit Holmes, rs IT.
.ta'h u. ata,c., tdaaid b Dajyy, Ihona. II
Nsls'h, John woastur JOln ,. Junc., Il H. %.
AZ aud >a,auc Sb1tcf. The iuIlos lng Resolution
sss adopted BY the meeting.
kssosees, That Il be recommended 10 The Pfcsi.
test aud Directions, IA future 0cclatAtions II DIV.
Ieads, 20 reserve one per cent pcr auuam Of the
profits % TIC Bank Until The sad reservation ..
msauts 10 $1,000 fund 10 meet az, losses
sateb ise bank .a4y hereafter sustain BIZ bad
4e 5ls " Otherwise,
Aids 10 tho Goreraor The following
gentlemen have been appointed A,J~ 10 Coy.
Dudlc,, With the rank u Colonel, w: james
". bryan, o. tar'crci, James 4. King, oi
lndcli, d. Jydn il.iI, Of Wilmington, and
John l.. Henderson, Of Granville. -.Sfar.
Rerts,d Sfd'uies.-James Iredell. and
William II Battle, Esquircs, have been ap.
pointed by tie Governor to surpefiaiend
the publication ot the revised Statutes. Ey.
cry magistrate in lie State viii Dc furnish.
cd WITH copy.
* The committee appointed by the
House Of Representatives IA the early part
at the seSstun OF Congress, 10 investigate the
cause 81 the hre BY which the Post Office
Department; was consumed, have reported
their inability 70 arrive at any satisfactory
conclusion IN relation thereto.
ProScripi0a.-We are very much sur.
priced aud paIued TO hear that Gen. james
Owen, Collector OF the Port OF " Wilmington.
m this State, mas been superseded by the
President OF the United States. Gen. q.
is u Wing, aud We defy even the tongue of
malice to alleged any other objection TO bun.
Uniformly courteous and bland IN his man.
ners, Of lrreproachablc integrity, with pc.
cuaar qualifications OF fitness for the station,
% reason can be gwen IN Justification Of
his removal The citizens of Wilmington.
we are certain, will protest against this
high.minded procedure. Gen. Owen's sue.
ccssor is DE- Thomas y. Cameron. Of Fav.
eltevllle, also an aniable gentleman, and,
doubtless, well qualified for the appointment.
Il is not that We have any objections 10 him,
tbat we complain, but because a good man
- prescribed without the shadow of rea
son. II We are 10 consider this removal as
a type of What we are to experience under
Mr. Van Buren's Administration, we tell
his supporters that the people Of North Ca.
folina are not prepared for such arrogance,
aud will not submit to'it.-Ral. Reg.
Heahh Of the President Letters from
Washington announce that the President
was again visited with the hemorrhage of
the lungs. The attack was SO severe as 10
revive the apprehens,ons that he would
scarce survive till the close OF his tenn.
lie was, however, mending again at the las.
advices.-N. \. Com. Adr.
The news of tho final passage of the In.
'ernal Improvement Act was greeted in Fay.
ettev,lle, 2Sth ult., with salute OF 100 guns