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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-18
COLD WATER.

The I" cold wafer celebration OF the
=, al july ., the Marlborough House,
p,.,a. vas s. remarkable Tor rs hilri.
=. mite mans clever things ssil and
.,,r on the OCCASION. A. for tie absence
.lthe usual. and what have come 10 be
,s,,iereI the indispensable pro, oca-
49,. The following is one ofthe songs
saish the occasion called out
OBEY REV. JOHN PiEEPoNT.
htA '.g.rea sstre4is -
wster.b.ook. thal played
Rsae~a soft. mossy seats.
Rsneath pane trees shade, D
Wsass 'ustiiae leaves --
Daased o'es lis bnns,--
Vas Adlm's dr.ak.
Al $50 Ewes. ].
.... q The parsnt spring --..
Olaf Young brook. the pair
7. "a- piogehani would s;as;
Aaa Eve to dress her hal, g.
h sel on the grass
nat G,agsa its side, t.-
Aad made ~ tide
Tier 'ashuP glass.
q. aea the mta - God
F',n Ee!p, led his flnek,
y ,hts'ed, anA rs nd
Smae The .Tabiaa Tock,
Az! fstb a s'i!l
ofWa,er sushed.
aad on they rushed,
And irank their 81.
Hoi Flea thus have smiled
Tia! VINE 70 Eden comet
&,t3 iorsb's parui.ing Wild
Have been refreshed with Turni
AID rad Ewes hair
Been dressed N gia, IN
YOU'D STE have been
Rejected tart
iai Moses buill a still,
A. dsiIt M, tn that host,
To ese'y nan IL gIl,
An PIE sed h'm IN q toast,
How large aband
0f Israels ems
Had AID their bones
n tanaa's adj
sweet &c IL, by nd" Deaths food,
st d'rssed IN living ereen;'
To-, f. -, the throne Of Cod,
IL 're,lcn all Tue scene,
A river r.,
Where 81 who viii
May come an fill 500
Their rrysial b. wls.
4 Fden's strength AID bloom,
Co water thu. hath gwen.
u even beyond TIE tsmb,
ts ,tc drink OF neayen,
Are 10, good wells,
Aai chys;4l spriags
Tie very thiass
F. oLr HDrELS2
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/" lie i quite hsndsome," quietly re-
marked shg oil lady.
|. Nor he" rrio,ned Miss Lncy. md
. few m0nshs afler she wss Toms wife. "
Setnes IN The Uesf.
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have tried in6delily taIhe hearts raHien
&C I'll reasonable ard siriuous people.
Would that lhey would INV lry pure
Christianity, . Il Is 10 be found in The
Bsbsel
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Au idle fellow the other DAY complain.
ed bitterly of hls hard To-, aud SAID that
lie vas barn ons,he last day OF the year,
the last day of the month a a;s;i lie last
day Of the week, and he had alw avs been
beiind hand He believed il would have
been hundred dollars IN bis poke, if
he had not been born al all.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-18


Grtscs.--Wnh many people the idea
of ruin is associated with Greece when.
evor mention is made Of that country.
An exlrat from The q Courier Gree"
translated from French paper. for tho
Mercantile Advertiser, gives a different
character 10 Athens at least Since that ci.
~ became the seat OF actual government,
great part oil the mass Of anciert ruius
has been removed. and replaced .Siih
paved streets. and mans handsome edit.
res. public and private, The palace of
King OHIO will bear comparison with
some Of the finest Greek buildings Of an.
uquiiy. A printing Office, photographic
establishment, fourteen small churches,
and the mint, and military aud civil
hospu9l, are among the most prominent
improvements: aud others are projected.
The population, since 1893, has in
creased, from seven thousand tn eighteen
thousand persons. Beggars are few; IA
ciliiies for education many; and on The
whole. Athens bids fair under Ohio, to
become interesting for what she is, as
for what she was.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-18

ARABIAN IORSEs.-Mr. Stevens,
in his Travels IN Eeypl." speaking Of
The Arabian Hofsss, ssys:-
The Shrlk's Mss = noble animal.
The saddle had not heen Of her back for
thirty days; aud Inc Shiek himself Gas
musI restless creature, would dash of
suddenly dozen times day. on = foil
run across ths valley. up the sides af
mountain, round aud round our caravan,
with his long spear pOIzsi IN the ar, and
his dress streaming in the wind: aud
when he returned and brought her 10 .
walk n my side, the beautiful animal
would snori and paw The ground - if
proud Of what she had done, and anx-
ious for another course. could almost
imagine ! saw The ancient war horse Of
ldumea. 80 finely descrlbed by JOB.
"Thrse two horses were twelve and
twenty years old respectively; and the for-
mer VAS more like colt in playfniness
and spirit. aud The other like harse If
ten wl,h "; and the shrek told mr. he
cauld eount on The services OF both until
they we're ihny-f,e."
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Boundary Of Lym---A Boston paper
SAYS that Lynn is bounded on the north
hy a ShOcmaker's shop, on the south
by Shoemaker's shop, on the east by
.Shoemaker's shop, and on the west by
Shoemaker's shop! Besides this j, has
Shoemakers' shops all orer the middle,
and is Inhabited by many thousands of
shrewd and sturdy republicans. who,
while hammering out leather, hammer
out many good ideas. and while engaged
in stitching, keep up deca Of think.
ing.
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Submarine Ercursien We men.
linned the other dsy that Capt. " II.
TAYLOR Vas about preparing for ,rsh
kshln" voyage. ard tliai he intended u.,ng
an lndia Rubber dr-ss. for the ruri Use
Of descending to The bnt,om II til "c...n.
His apparatus heine row cnmplesrt. 20
Yesterday mad AIS tirslexperime Il 80 he
Hudson river. ! lev miles above tie Guy,
accom- panied s. Few freud, snd .ern.
niie ssnrlrmen. t'apt Tsyi"r .ifs' tat
on ihe dr-ss, composed II India Rubber
and nr plate. tad remsined ~ the u ier
80 mmutes. lie could have staid dpwn
several haurs a. well IS not, but T.. sas
obliged In Tetnrn 10 the city. AtierU IDS
Mr. j. W. H4le ii thr News Room,
put "a the dress. and vas a. the water o.
vera quarter II az hour. TIE @earer has
peFlrcI command 81 himself. and tan
walk on ,he bottom al AIRY Intermediate
space between il and tie surface. ar he
ran rise 10 the 10? 81 lie WAFER. Aher
one IL incsssI shout bali minute, there
is not the Slightest difficulty IN rrspira-
Ilon. Express.
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The Craf.-The editor Of the New
Orleans Commercial Herald compliments
the members of the Typographical pro-
fession in the following handsome style:
We have been journey men printers;
we avow il with pride. Ii is our glory
to be members Of body ofmen who, for
honesty of feeling. independence Of spi.
ri,, and intellectual requirements. have
no superiors in society. We belong to
an arr which has civilized and partially
reformed the world, and which will still
work greater aud more beneficial changes
in the organization Of Governments"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01


had agreed to pas upon the contract debt to TIE
Government
II has Jus, come 10 our knowledge that the re-
inander OF the amount OF the first iosialmsnt, due
by the bank has been paid within the weeA De-
fore last, aud IN a manner 50 honorable TO inc
bank that il deserves 10 5s mentioned TO i's credit
The amount raid IN advance, as above. Ninciuding
in,,r,s, far The use OF the Nayy Department, va.
s5lO.352 90. The amount paid IA State transfer
drafts and Treasury warrants received ~ the bsu K
in course Of It's dealings, was 81 li5.l5O 10. The
balance Of instalusBt, amounting 10 s521,45y was
paid ia specie: making total amount Of Two
millions one hundred and seventy thouSaud nine
hundred aRd sixty three dollars and seventy seyen
cents.
We confess our qualification at being able 10
confess these facts, 50 honorable 10 an institution
against which ali The malice Of party and al, the
power Of lac Government have been directed ior
The last FIVE wears. In the particulars althi, trans
action we have a noble and eoqasn, reply 10 the
oaluuinators Of the BANK and further couiirma-
ton ut the arguments Of those who hsye maiu-
tanned tie right against the wrong n all tins con-
uoycrsy. We say the right against the wrong,
and We say It confidently loF whatever doubt may
have heretofore existed as to the right or the
wrong side Of the question Of the Utility aud The
value OF Bank Of the United States, i, Is imp0s
siba 10 resist the evidence Of successive facts. suci
a. thoss y hlch we have stated, With from hiteer
10 twenty mil.icas OF money 10 the Treasury, i
cannot be denied that tbs Government was obiIg
ed % invoke Tie aid OF the prescribed baph {
'aake pas men, c: only half million Of dollars
Nor can il be denied that, after the Government
has D law recognised the inability ct tAu vaunt
"a q posi- banks 10 pay over single dollar Of III,
public money in any funds which II can Use iol
Is purposes, The Bank Of the U1iied States paws
10 pee,e a, rate tar beyond lis ar value, tor %,
g gc5ament shares OF its stock, Tor eEich the
hans orr. Inaliy received from the Government OIL
is i11 per cent siocS.
Comparing and estimating such facts as these
w1 4rs taShied at once - estimate al Their tru'
s.I-s t4s gross mlsrepI esentaions with vh.ch tn
public ear has been So long abused, and The publ,
opinion 50 lsr mtsed, 10 regard @ the merits Q
ia2l c3luminated institution, the Bans Of ihe L
uucd Ssat.s.
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than TnyY have with their idlensss and wicked
ness. don't like to trust myself IN writing mere
on this matter, as my dandcE always begins TO I'm
v hen ihlnk ont.
But about Iii, oliicatiun ,alk'd on, don't see
that better could be done Than the plan propose
and none soneteing as nigh hse It as posi-.
KS Wiu he adopted ;-huWCytr, | don't know but
We must have sumethlu ty way .. nlaIkm this
election, ana instead o.! an iNaHisai.0a, let big
gun tell the story ircm every bal Top, - iimts-
" SLAM BaHg"-iiom tbe sea shore 10 Tie iakes
ana back sgain ard | ea on my friend Preni!ss,
of The "LouisylIc Journal" away oyc. IN Old
kentucky, 10 charter The BIG thunler.esoud nc
promised spell ago, 10 let oil rsal rouser, AID
hope ever, Slatc viii take rs oRn time IN llnn
IN With this victory, til t CONES round ihro' old
Nirslnny, ana let tie last roar 9! The big guns DC
heard on the day wh,n Congress glts gother
lest 10 tell the oiks there that the Wmd has shH'-
"a and rs high unlC 70 tack ship.
Aud a, regards rc.arniE haaks Coz blcssins re-
c,l,'d tie Governor has already appointed day
Tor j general ihauksgiy,u an over tie state, aud
It in, man vii read tia, proclamation nov he
"a ii see that the Government had nution that 10
adaiiion 10 good crops aad good hcditi good sound
constitutional principles would b. established and
uuW j; an these amt worth b, ing thankful tyr thtn
an Ne most ungratrtuL A. day then - aP-
pointed BY TIE Goyeraef let u Ell as our good Old
.llhers and grand,athcts dIt before -, go to
cuutch ana have good sesnen and 5He 70 The
,aryces al praise aud thanAsgisin and then come
home and "a, the family together and in'lie IN Is
many a. there il room Tor and y he haint gol no
luii,, and II there IS any pU1A'ns 10 creation,
Hnpe ihas wont be neglected, aud hope 10 mah
Of the ,ait grit ~, Ola that dIl, tai 70 toP u
'hanksgNm dtuuer, with ciRaiae ppAla ne, ano
dp ali 10 las power 10 ,ast hls poorest nc'sh-
bor has one TO. SOMEHOW .ee sIre lnmgs go
I-ht when puakiH pies are respected; oui pious
ana patriotic fathers p4lronizad lhcni-sno 40 Two
hmg>, IA uiy Hnt, seem 70 hinge together 20
saug and have auus together 50 long a Patriot.
isul ard pgnkias
Your ftIend, and obt strv't
DOM NINt. Nsi1r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01
From tAs Nss Ysra Nerean,il, -.

Loco Foco Abardities.-1h, D
The other Foot.-We learn that the n o
BILE Silas Wright was in this ci,v o, .ua'l''
days since, aud got together nss, N sa
the leaders Of the party, at which II" I 4 Z
{. c. Cambreleng was present. opa \ J, ue
ed the passage OF a resolution ,ha, n ''i'
meeting Of the Legislature shonld 49, ~H
the Hon. Nathaniel +. Tallmad.e NV q
has seat in Congress. We fu,,b.. ,'sa
that he went from this to ALBANY Fan |'h
a meeting called there. at which INA a4 o's
buttons passed at New York were ano.' =,
aud adopted. As these resolurionn.F lug
pissed under the impression that n. nv q
mocfacy OF Numbers were with ,lam ="
as they have proved 20 be with tho a g
throughout the length and breadth i
Empire State, We expect Cambrelen'., -
,igna,ion, in conformity with IN, 49,. y
lihcal creed and We do not see bou =
honorable man, he can continue 10 ~
bee under such circums,ances--,,I I,
Wright, we expect, will follow sn, T,
an old East India hunter once said 81, ~
excellent spor, To hun, a tiger, Ia, !,
very devil when the tiger turns aba,
hunts YOU"
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our tiieud, and ob', s,r't,
}. DOW NlNO' MAJOR.
DoWnaesi,lc NulIt, "a Brigade.

True, bat MOI Fiaaerlag. = The following
picture Of Mr. Van Buren, we copy froa
,he National Gazette:
F." " e are among ,huse Who always fore
odd that Mr.. Van Buren, neither would nor
cuuu ougmale any statesman like measure
q policy aud that Of all our pubic men lie
va, the last tit 10 meet CRISIS like the pre-
sent There are ln,ie men N al pursuits
81 lIie qItbbIing Iawy ers; mechanical doc.
tors peudllng merchants mariiuels 10 the
camp and drud.es 10 the council and 10
t4ls class of little men does our present
thei Magistrate emphallcally belong.
" hen at the bar lie held ina, intermediate
rank between high aRd low, which 4d Vhu
are Observers Of The grada,lous d probes
,tonal u.f'lt, 81 wei understand. Asa poll
uc!.a h. 1as On expert man al cxpgap his.
y Senator be never originated a great
measure o. made a great speech and was
confessed nisupf, 10 polni oi nerve and tai
eat, mol onty 10 the great men y BIO rep,e
seuted New York IN that body but to his
immediate predecessor anu successor, to
either Governor Marcy or Mr.. " right.
- a Cabinet Munster be- degraded tae
country BY single despatch, memorable
only because Il exposed our domestic 5ryis
- foreign ab,ery ttion.
\ President, his frs, public act has been
sinsuiafIy characteristics and 10 Il, as 10
all beside, was manifested the sane con.
iracied spirit, the same purbllnd vision; d
resort 10 the same inverted medium which
b+l,t'les every thing al which il Is dlrec.
ted.
Asa roatras', we find IN the same article
the following sketch Of General Jackson
II was hts tate 90 succeed man 81 iron
nerve and restless temper, and Of that kind
ai masculine talent winch often commands
fespecL No one could feel lor Gen. jack.
sou, the conIcmp'uoa> disregard Which ~
h6Iiy q. purpose aukeI vith moderate a.
bfiHes inspires and 10 one could DENY the
Eject OF contrast u all those particulars on
the individual who succeeds hlm. Besd, !
all far alio"auce for lie effect Of this con,
lrasi, there are other circumstances which
>hoald not be lost sbi Of IN our estimate
ot the capabilities OF the Executive 10 meet
the eXlgcuey which has been prekenled to
him."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

Mrs. Hale says, in ono Of her scns'
essays, How unfortunate 1t IS for toe "
happiness Of young females, that 'lO''
understand household cares is such ao
dispensihle accomplishment for won'1
cannot DO rendered fashionable one
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

BoHitag Up hghh-llany phiI sophers
have slrcunous'y argued III favor Of the mn
terlaIlty Of hight bat If the following state.
lneni from a London paper he true, tlor
winch We ~ not youcli) the theory i, *
pIoded. An ingenious chemist IN France,
having lfnd after many experiments, that
a soI1 produced BY electricity in a glass
vessel became Unanimous, has at last sue
ceeded N forming long botle Of three
'nchfr by thirty, from which having exhaus.
ted Inc arr, and otherwise acted upon !, by
a gaIyaolc battery, light - now emitted,
Dhg hung up IN his apartment, equally
clear, but no' so oppressive TO the eyes as
that Of the Sun.
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Woes far ne LADIES. - la Naubc'fF1
new aud beautdul article lor ladies dfl,si
= leading tho fashion 10 New York
SILK aud wofsicd slud, IL different ''l'
and figures, exhibiting on the surface
mask flowers Of great variety. i IS as
DO nj once rich aud tasteful.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01
I From Tie Baton Rouge Gazette I

SlkANGE ClRN Ms } NJ +.
\ few DAYS since a stranger acccsted a
negro man ID the woods about seven miles
above tins town and inquired the distance
to 81. Augustine. The negro replied that
he knew no place Of that name, but tina,
Baton Rouge was at a short distance. H.
was then asked the distance to the nearest
physician aud farm. The negro then pom
ted cut the road 20 Mr. Nelson's, where
the stranger subsequently, armed. HIS
dcBuded appearance and gentlemauly man
ners, attracted the notice OF Mr. Nelson,
who with kIudness and humanity bestowed
upon BIN every attention that his situation
required. From hIs conversation It was
ascef.alned that he Is al officer II the L.
s. Army Liru,enant G. 3. Chalmers 1t
the first Reglneni Of Artillery, lately sta
Toned Al S.. Augustine, Florida. lie states
that the last recollection BE- has IS Of taking
a ride, winch lie Was IA the habit Of doing
every morning. N tha ylcuay OF ST. Au
CUISINE. lis surmsed that lie sGs thrown
from his horse whlch caused conclusion
Of the BRAN, producing insanity, aud IL this
state he crossed To peninsula d Florida,
and wandered thus 9r
IL states ll4t when be found li,usef in
The words and met ins negro, it appeared
to hiu llai he was waxing fsam a disagree.
able dream. lie h7s some FAINT reeoaCc
tlon q beng Oh a rad cad, but cannot ac.
coun. ior his finding hiu>e.f there. L Is
really wonderful that he nnalI have escap.
Cd the tribes Of hostile lnllaus 10 Ftsrda,
aud sustained the prila'Ions of every kind
which he must have encountered durIuz MS
arralic wanderings until he reached this
place. 1t slII be gratifying to his friends
and relatives 10 know that the officers at
This post. the moment they harmed the cir
cumsl1aces, had him removed 10 tie gar
rson, where medical Attendance, aud every
possible care has been eXieuded to him.
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Columbia County, New Yofk I, i
birth place OF MIR. Van Buren,. ~,
was circulated that his doleal IN tia, r...,.
was caused by there being three i,cAe,.
\ letter to the New York Commerce
this matter right. The writer say. e,..
will please correct the siaiemen, Il
Commercial OF Friday, that there were ,5s.
tickets run IN this caPoiy. You dss,..
wholly The effect Of cur signal triamsb :
There were hui two tickets. Let M. B..
ring Ihroug bout ''crca,ion, = that Van B.,..
was routed IN his native county IN E..
contest. Majority against Us, last year Ia
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Ohio Pork.--Tho Lebanon Snr g,,
that they have now aud then heard Of 4
dollars per bundled being offered iof IL
In Cincinnati We do not learn II IA, as
tracts having been entered iblo. b., W. Q.
satisfied that cur merchants sal. bug esi.
ingiy al tina, price. 'fhc country Is Ell i
pork, and the markets IS abundab,,y .aH
II cheap rates. Nearly every other vi
land there are generally frou lso o, ar,
hundred ~ lbe markr, spaces cg
many hogs. Porkers. ms ) 1sag ta,t
are called, which last year sa1d reads,
ono dollar and - cents. arc p'eois Il
62l TO - cea!s each Cincinnati, ~,
Hork.-A vast number Of ba,- ase
ready past this place t9F tie 6utgH a.
kei. For several weeks, drove alter
haze passed through our toua e,rf
Nearo mot sire q aomo u llese /
had hot better change ihcF cogre
Georgia market is repfeseniedlo te
low. slN DOLLARS gross IS sll
about the average price.-Iean. y
AboliiioHism Dscomfili. Aa go
slavery Convention aas recently BIZ
Alton, Illinois. The oipct i tie eal %
% get up an excitement on the ,ItFei
aboliiloWsm, under the cuise q aG,a
Tree dis usson. When the delegates
sctnblcd, and the officers wern appotnt
committee vas depu,ed to draa Up
lions. The majority 1t The eommb'e
ported 60 favor Of " immediate aboAaa
The report a the minority consisted
s1aglo resolution declaring lha; ,Ilg.'gs
q night recognised by the Constitute
y subject with which neither C6ngv
tho uon slaveholding States ha5 5atf-
70 interfere tat there EXISTED 10 cas
iiooa ngAt 10 Congress OF the Sla','
slroy ihe holders right oil property g
slave, except slih The conscu, q! iasoas
aud upon paying him lusl equlg5'.ai ias
to- that Congress had no right % q.
slnvcry IL lhe District IL Columbia, T
THIS resolution vas debated u Coon
=" the Whole uut,l late hour "a lla
lng, when 4 was reported 70 lhe tas
ilon aihoU, amendment. A0er It 49,
ported, motion was made thai iht 81
he adopted without discussion. Ils Z.
prevailed by very large majority aal
iurihcr molon tho Convention .11aS
sine die. And thus exploded Il,e ',f-
oi the abolllolonisis.-AaL iaf
NcCs far ne LADIES. LA Naube,ffF'
oew add beautiful article lor ladies dn,.s
= leading tho fashion 10 New York r
six and wofsicd slud. IL different 'alE
and figures, exhibiting on the surface
mask lascrs Of great variety. i IS aH
DO NJ once rich and t,etefll.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

Gong into Business TOO Young. has
been the vision Of experienced minds, that
yoaaa man makes great mistake BY en-.
tertu5 into business too yngpg. OF the
number aho begin thus, how few succeed.
They launch upon az uniTed sea, without
a compass, a rudder or an oar. and they are
soon tossed about at the mercy IL every
confending bilo~, or foaIIy dashed in ruin
on some rugged peak. Toiace the World,
YOU must know the World. The youth
"bo Pcunces by q single bound into the
arena Of commercial contention and com.
petition, finds himself outshol by old ozark.
inen "a the exciting contest. He NAV be
UPON the issue, and "ilii each loss Be onIy
the more excited b. laying down his stakes.
bat he sooo dies torion, game to tie prac.
tlecd orliste.
Proper ambition should not BE- checked:
bat lei the J outh learn he Word before be
undertakes TO be Of The World. &c, rs
"lsdon-aye get its worldly wisdom, for il
IS necessary to carry you successfully over
the ocean Of adventure.
More young meu are ruined by nl-binJ
too pfeciphateiy IUto Misunderstanding in.
VOWED 10 debt, aud finally breaking down
under the load than IN any other way. They
are apt 70 got9o fast or their prospects, aud
then the!r prospects 20 too ia,i for them.
They shon'a be e1tsrpr.ing but moi fool.
hardy. They should aspire bn not ASCEND
at once 10 the clouds, for all 5rial yoyager.
are apt to float as mere " castles IN the air.,
= Sal. Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

A young man named Neck, has recently
been married to Miss fleets. They are
now, therefore, literally tied neck and heel,
together.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

Queer Effects Of Trepidatioa.-lt is said
that 90 the uIghi Of the ire 10 the Howard
street House, Boston, Mass, Two strap.
gers who lodged IN the same room, jumped
out of bed, at the aIram Of fire, and both
grabbed the same pair Of pantaoons. and
each inserted leg into them, and thus.
chained together, like galley slaves, they
got INTO the street and cried ire Justify.
Iakiag snrf a proof Of Representatives.
A bandanna filled with good rappee, found
upon couple Of plckpockets made the Lon.
don police man declare il was ia his view nm
evidence he article belonged to a rcspec,
able person"
Macadanziog is given up in London.
oxford street, under this process is 10 be
paved with stone (why not with wood y ~
much more economical York STIR.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

A Sab Treasury Operofion.-The &,
clnnal, Gazette gives an account Of a :
k6s.suIs Transaction IN that cily, sa,a !
Natlon If the b,aufy 3, Il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-01

fhTHos.-A provincial paper, describ
ing The effects Of the late storm. nhse,yod
that 1t shattered mountains, tore 90 oak.
dismantIed churches, laid whole VILLAGES
waist, and overturned a hay stuck.