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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
TOR THE CHARLOTTE Jo-RsAL-I
ANSWER TO THE PARODY

On Fly array pretty MOih TO the shade"
cannot fly away to the town,
For NY charms would then soon fade away,
But y III be content with sweet country place,
Where beauty remains fresh and gay.
The woodlands SO bright,
still shall dazzle my sight,
And the friends Of my home will be gay.
Seeming friends in your town, have devotion | own,
but devotion 10 wh5m, WIZ you SAY
As ssect as myself. and as gsy,
Had they lived all their hi. Ia so ne quiet place,
Would haye bloomed like fresh howrets IN MAY
False views Of delight
Bewiderd them quite,
To the town then, they hurried away.
Seeming friends 10 your iou have devotion, own,
But cevpIion TO whom, Win you sag
2la Jane, 1881, -"-"--"sYC.C
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Removal.

EHE subscriber informs his friends tina;
II be has removed his shop to the office
Immediately before Mr., Asburv's shop,
few doors south of the Pos, Office, where
he will be glad to wait on them at any time.
t. NJ STIMSON
Jnne 90 1871. 81 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

~. Capt. H. d. v. ALExAN-
- 80 DER, declines belnga Caidi-
y date for the Office Of Ciffk
OF the Superior Court, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
We are authorized TO announce Dr.. JAS.
t. j. ORR as a Candidate for the Office OF
Clerk of the County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. JIM
NINGs b. KERR, as candidate for the Of
fee of Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRALY
OATES, Esq, as a Candidate for election,
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce PEARS
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate Tor
reelection, for the office of Clerk of the
Superior Court.
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MARRIED

In Csbarrus county, on the 30th ult by tie Rev.
5. Rothrock, Mr.. SIMON BOST to Miss JEMI.
MA HOLTON.
AT Cheraw, 5. G., By the Rev Mr.. Formo, Mr..
GREGORY A. PERDICARiS.a native fGreecs
to Miss NJ. E. HANFORD, Of Society Hill, S. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

CDafInfff:
friday, June 23, 1887.

~ Editorial Conrention.-The Editors
p...,gb. at The suggestion of the Editor OF the
.t,,oagh Recorder, one of the Oldest printers
!. safe. publishes the following notice of
.s,o to be held in Raleigh, on the first Mon
!, s,glea,bsr. Upon reflection, We think an
A., soald be more preferable. Congress
+. an the first Monday in September, very
al like 10 be absent al that time, as tie
e,h, whole nation will DO turned 10 that be-
= .ys,v reader anxious ior the latest inior.
~" Raleigh, June IL, 1897.
al az the PropristoFs OF the Newspapers
| 49, h North Carolina. having proposed the
H.. of an Editorial Convention IN thls State,
= oa,oo.s OF taxing into eonsids'Si4ls such
=. ~ relation TO theif business. as may BE-
/ u s,,eaicnt; and one OF said Propfietors
| I, ,nggt,,ed tie first Monday IN Septembef
| :, a convenient day, The Editors OF the Pa
| :, The seat Of t.oyernnsAi have oome 10 the
s.on Of requesting a meeting 10 the CITY OF
| = an tbs said f.fss Monday IN sep,smber
| . h,ch they cordially insiie the attendance
.astr btsthfen -,
I. LOkiNG.
THOS ]. LEMAY.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Ven Jerseg.-rha Legislature OF
~ convened IN an extraordinary session,
"Hsa without doing any thing 10 relieve
"'ah''y. N consequences Of the hostility To
'-'' Of The equally divided parties in one
. 'hs Legislature equally divided be.
y ''e absence OF two Of ths Wing Coun.
We saws Il stated ia some paper, that the
e''eh' vas caused by the Van Buren, mer
% OIL some vacancies, which of right. d..
w 'ae next Legislature. they having ma.
lo'hs ballot, before they attended 10 any
'''ness' To this the Wing. would ne, a.
50 We TO-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

tM - cree made by the
Gn:H Judge Of the Superior
Court of Law aud E --
guilty, held for the county of Mecklenburg,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, 90 the Sd
Monday in February last, shall expose TO
public sale at the Courthouse in Charlotte,
on Tuesday the 25th of July next, (being
the Tuesday of the County Court,) The fol-
lowing tracts of land, belonging to Eliza
beth Wilson, (ldiot,l TO wit,
One tract lying on the waters of Steel
Creek, adjoining The lands of Robert Big.
ham, Alexander Robinson, Zenas A. Grier
and others, containing Sd acres.
The said Elizabeth's interest in a tract of
land, lying three miles South of Charlotte,
on the Camden road, adjoining the lands of
Joseph IL. Wilson, Benjamin Smith, VIM.
Campbell and others, the whole tract con-
tanning about 800 acres.
Also
The said Elizabeth's interest in tract of
land lying about 3 miles from Charlotte, on
the Roswell Ferry road, adjoining the lands
of Lawson H. Mccoy, Simon VanPelt, Jas.
Brawley and others, the whole tract con-
tanning IiJ acres.
The above lands will he sold on credit
of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the purchase money.
ISAAC s ALEXANDER, Commissioner.
june 18Th, 1887. t55
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

ine G. 5. Bank dndfh Government.
"'Adeiphia Inquirer states that inquiry
made, aud !, has reason TO believe that
:" relation 10 an arrangement said 10
W ''ade between the Bank of the u. $.
'0'efhment, by which the former has a.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Symptoms of Consumption.-lt is stated
that ever one hundred pair of eorsets were
sold at cheap store in Philadelphia during
one day. The ladies' of that city are de.
termined the pressure shall no: be confined
10 the gentlemen,
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J0. GALES & son.
4 LOkiN6.
TtiOs ]. LEMAI.

n fourth 81 July aSco'"''s '" P'''
|. ,g.es, given some since. tbs eiIiaeas OF Con
,.sns.ea ., tbs Courthouse on thc 1th inst,
psr,oss Of making saitabls arrangements
| rate. % bsoosaiag manner, the approach
,oa,y,,.f, u Amsrioan Independence
!. / anu. Esi. ~as called 10 lhe CHAR aud
bard. E.q. sgssantsd Sscfs,s'y. The ~.
!, te,s.a,.oa,. .a,rsdaced with appropriate
Il i. 5, ca. D4ts N. natrinssf. ~ste anani.
!, adopted
|, .sfsd. Thai some ,ossabls psreoa y request
..hssr "a ufaiioa That lhe Declaration Of
ncsn lsdegendssee amd a!so The Nrss!ea
4 brglaf4iiaa be read. ssd that Dinnet be
ia sg sO,ae y~s.an "a Concord, and that
sss.s-s Of .Aa d.. br opened b. prayer.
nlgsa Tha, Committee " ssI tsF*pHs. T.
sf William bauinFu, Caleb fhsisr, d.
Fas, b.. NJ NJ. Der. A II Moss, and l.
a.agnger. bS spfossisa a. Gesant'lcv o.
1eal 10 eafty late effect Eaa sbaFe Reese.
nd 10 invite tic Revolutionary fausgss yst
lats Coaniy. 10 p4Haae of Tbs festivities
a..
j sd That Comull'se VI eight psrsons
l = ~ u VI Baubgct. Thomas ; lien.
4 saahkle. Joaa T. Beard. W'nAu
ar,. Cbars. W Hairs. John ~hsnpoch apa
d l. NeRee. he appointed u dfai. suitable
y she oeesssgn.
,.4 IAat C.A Joha Saiapoeh, b appoint.
u sea, aad t.safge W. spears, Assistant
lse aay. ahd shst llseY request the Tap.
!. C4baftua Artillery To pafase hts Goa.
iau Gag.
j - TAsi General Paul nautaRst he ~
! t'rsarnt and Nt..sAm IA Archibald, snd
faisr. E~l,, and Malo' lesan Ian
i Pfsai5sun
~ That the merchants ~ requested %
l.ef doas. :, II o'eiock. and Keep them
is' I e'eack u that daY
4 eiaE un hcld 10 I.,nealaioa, On The 18Th
aakag suitable arrangements iar evis.
iat approaching AnussraarY 81 AAe'i.
4 sadeuct Miles, " Ahefasthsy aas
~ char. snd | A Ilass srposalsI -
TIE filoaiHg reaglus.ons we're adopted
4
a8 Thai committee Of THREE BE ap-
3 vat upon and selret some suitable pr.
j s.1ef an afaisan and procure pefsun 70
Dyelata,ioa sf lode psadeues Mss.rs
D 'a'rsan. 4 u Potter and u. II Ldoey,
Il $40 qoumiltev.
red, That committee Of FIVE be appoint.
aesi some person 81 furnish Dlansf. and
such ether arrangements as they msF
..fssafy and ptopct NJ sfs Jas. I. AIss-
y. v Ahernathy Jacob 4 Ramsour /.
shd \, X Porter. cnupsee aatd committee.
-, lLai COMMITTEES ol i've ~ appoint.
fsp&fe toas,a suitable fer The oerasson.--
Y. Ldney, II. cuian. W Williamson.
T. aompsaa cemppss said committee.
'ae SPIRIT Of &c entirely departed from
4t'Alsabatg" We hops not
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

The L. S. Circuit Court, sitting at Wash.
;ngton, has ordered that X. II. White, who
has been in close confinement since his last
trial for burning the Treasury building, be
admitted TO bal! in the sum OF one thousand
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

ID" Army and Navy Chronicle says
/ o. 'etup has asked To be relieved from his
Aaa IN lQrida, but has been informed that
'e'' cannot be dispensed with until the In.
'"@4 nave been removed from the limits OF
'"'sfy. Gained hensrs enough, Hufta
y and Reform.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Mother, where is the State of Wed.
lock !! II amt in my geography" said lit
tie girl. about ten wears old.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

New Jersey free from Turn conse,
quence of the abundant resources OF the
Treasury from the public works, bank tax,
&c. the Legislature has this year author'z.
ed no State tax, which usually amounted to
about $40 900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

1t IS SAID the office holders are doing a
snug business just now. The government
exacts lis dues and pays the office. holders
IN specie. The otiice.h holders sell their
specie at the current premium, or 10 per
cent. and pay their own debts in paper.
Let Woodbury. and Kendall alone for turn.
ing an honest penny.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

A Picture of Washington City.--Some
one OF our contemporaries has apty applied
the subloined lines from Cowper's Task, "
TO the great Babel Of office holders and of.
flee seekers:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

II Outrageous conduct Of Bank--The Pet
Bank m Mohlle, Aahama, recently paid Gov.
eruaeat Cheek for $4,000 10 Specie, after il had
suspended The payment OF specie Tor lis own notes
Thus while the distressed Merchants and atlting
men Of Alabama who hold the notes Of the Bank,
are denied the specie for them, tho Government
which has created this distress is permitted TO
draw trom the Bank its speole---to accommodate
the Government, the Bank which was created for
The benefit Of the People Of Alabama viii distress
and grind them down. The People Of Alabama
should sho@ no quarter TO such an institution
Hesiern Cdroiiaian.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

4 Pretty Fair Hit.-During the perfor.
nance of Btutus at the National Theatre
on Thursday evening last, gentleman in
the boxes asked his companion what was
the meaning of the letters S. p. Q. K. on
the Roman banners! "Why the meaning
is PLAIN enough, "Tom," replied his friend,
at means Specie Payments Quite Rare"
". Y. Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

The American Colonization Society re.
quest the Reverend Clergy Of the United
States TO continue the practice Of taking up
collections in their respective Churches,
on the Sabbath preceding the 4th Of July,
10 aid the funds of that noble charity. We
nope that the request will be universally
complied wlth-at least wherever it is ex.
Pedlent 50 10 do.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

ne sffaTk IS tnerS
AND The sharks prey. The syeophant, and he
Who with sareheaded and obsequious bows
Begs a warm office:
The Lsvee swarms, as if in golden pomp,
Where, charactsrd on every statesluan's door,
Battered and bankrupt fortunes mended here"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

1.-THE New York corrss pendent Of the Nation.
n a,etligenccr writing under date OF the 4th inst
states, that The amount of protested bills, brought
back by the Liverpool packet ship Pennsy lyania
lately arrived al New YORK, is not less than halt
million sterling ts2,O00000)
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

a. fifc in SaFok, VA most DISASTROUS fire
ragged 10 the toWn OF Suffolk. Va, from II 4, VI
ua,lI 6 L, NJ. on the 81 instant Upwards Of forty
buildings were DESTROYED besides The brick Court.
house and jail The loss Is estimated at sl00, 600
The estslossness OF bay tn boiling glue, in a ca.
5iuet makers shop, said 10 have given rise 10
the calamity .-RaltigA standard.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Gen. Jacksons Healh.-A Rumor reach.
ed town day or two since, that Gen. Jack
son had been thrown from his horse near
The Hermitage, and that his life was de-
SPARED OF. We are happy to have it in
our power 10 say, on the authority of
friend who left the Hermitage this morning,
that the injury he received in his fall, oc.
casloned By his horse taking fright was
slight, and that he has entirely recovered
from its effects. Nashville TEN Union.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
NEW COTTON FACTORY.

Our enterprising fellow citizens, Messrs.
Elliot, Horney d Co. have just started their
machinery at Cedar Falls in this County.
As yet, they have but two or three hundred
splndles gong; but they intend shortly to
have the whole establishment in complete
operation. We have not yet been out TO
see for ourself, but we understand their ma.
chlnery runs admirably; and that the cot.
ton yarn they are making is of superior
quality. MAY fortune smile upon their in.
valuable enterprise.-Southern Citizen.
O"r Country Sinking.-The Albany Ar
gus, thorougbgoing jackson paper says,
-" The wings rise as the country sinks"
To which the Louisville Journal responds
thus :" Why is it, sir, that the country
is " sinking" Under whose odministra.
tion is IT sinking Aud what will the hon.
est portion of the Van Buren, party say,
when thus told by their own organs, that
their country, instead Of rising in wealth
and greatness and glory as they have hl,h.
erio been taught by their leaders to believe,
IS ~ reality going downward rib.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

~ II is said that Carpenters arc getting $40 per
day in Texas, and the demand not half supplied
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Or |, appears from an article in the
Knoxville Register, that the Banks in Tennessee
had not suspended specie payment on the 3st Of
MAY. IL says Ii 10 matter Of which we f.
proud that the Tennessee Banks have Kept open
their vaults for the redemption Of their notes ae
most Of the Banks IN the l.. States have knocked
uader. We tank prudential policy Of selfde.
fence may now compel them TO suspend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01
NO. 50.

ca IN his name. you many look out for a
grand and lofty tumbling, some handsome.
political sonicrsets, during the coming elec-.
Tons. There will be a substitute for tbe
United States Bank. But what kind Of
substitute can be expected from this admin.
istration. pledged as Il is TO follow in tho
footsteps of the last with many of its mem.
hers committed against Bank Is il not
10 be feared that they will patch up some.
thing which will serve no other end but TO
Increase the patronage Of the government
II seems to me that the friends Of a National
Bank-those gentlemen who have no doubt
as to The power Of Congress over the sub.
Ject--should act with great deiLeration and
caution. They should remember that the
citizens of large section OF the United
States-and confess that | am AMONGST
that number-feel great constitutional diff.
culties on this subject No occasion has
presented itself so favorable as the present.
Tor the final settlement of this vcxed oues.
ton. Congress will continue in session from
September until Jolly, at its next meeting.
during which time that body, as well as the
State Legislatures. can de6nitively act upon
that subject by an express and indisputable
grant of power. Now is lifetime to put e.
nally to rest question which has and 9th
erwise VIII, continue TO agitale the coun.
try"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01
For the Vermont Phoenix.
IGNORANCE OF SLAVES.

ONE CASE AMONG MANY.
QUE IN st Croix, | visited a Slave who
rauered entirely helpless, and was suf-
mIenSe pam from an attack OF inflam-
=! rheumatism. She had been for ma
s''vOoS ~ the family, and was regard
%'ery valuable servant. Her master
l E1''eSS mad long been members of the
~ church, and were among the best
W The island. She herself attended
I S Catholic Church, and few
I' "y,Ole re saw her had been visited by
|rdio M y, mat church, and participated in
Ir poSe 10 her in general terms of the
4 dis ' a o. religion, and OF being prepar-
\ 0I "oh' yes, massa," said She, II
II sD % ABOUT that; delivered myself up
kvnD OJl'nas'er last Monday. very hand
A I..,. | asked if she had ever heard
I Al r6",.t phrist' 10 yes hear about
an Su.sn' he was crucified and they
Ipuired Se Of him on crucifx" When
|alsd ~ "na' he was crucifed for, she
sN M moment and said. Il forget p
sn v'a ,e time | inquired if she had ever
n + 'nlng that was wrong. 10 no,
|oo na never do any thing wrong" But
an lever quarrel with the other ser.
\, '"u scold them, and swear at them ?
kcold I' s' il they get angry with me
|; In, me' OF course | give il back 10
|Od,o 4 never lay up any thing: Just
WIN y mem afterwards / never do any
ss;S1p'lg-nothing bad,"--and | found
|ed liz 10 convince her of sin. Again
as ha Lave W you ever heard of such a |
i rs s,ll She said "Nop
i lb,pp Ouslollily Of owning as property
b. ,ba;. n!o,ndredimmortaT beings, con-
|shoII l. misrepresentation what mo.
bow ,,' &c held out to them, and what
| is too a u Instruction they shall re-
10 Ii; ng great for any man to bear with
VI 'hem. J. Fl. f.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

Mo Enron Il find there is abroad, moi
H. in Europe but 10 this country, deer
Linz and even excitement on the subject o
,reTr The bold and magnanimous stand
,en BY Great Britain and the United States,
Il declaring the commerce in human flesh
racv has perhaps led to this sensibility on
4 subject, more than all other causes. The
Ia discussion of the subject in England,
1 The final emancipation Of their Slaves,
walked up a powerful interest in this
spmrv in favor OF abolishing the Slave sys-
N here; and the happy effects of emanci-
|tion upon the happiness and prosperity of
i British West India Islands, if nothing
|Oud there occur to mar the present pros.
|ct must have powerful influence upon
propIe and even Slave holders in the
sDret States. But it cannot be denied, that
Obstacles in the way OF liberating the
Ives are greater here than they were in
krland There the Slaves were less nu.
bfous and the subject perfectly under the
&tro Of the Government, to say nothing of
] greater facility there in remunerating the
kye holders. Therefore, all must per-
We the propricty Of great caution and wis
4 n in the attempts in this country, for lib
Ming the Slaves, as nothing efiectual can
/ done here but through the agency of
sOnngand persuasion. The States where
livery exists have the sole authority and
EnzanCe over the subject, and are at pres
uniiedly opposed to the experiment of
baiOn But the object is one so deeply
eresing 10 humanity and the SAFETY and
Dry Of America, that it will be kept in view;
y Congress, having the right to regulate il |
|the District of Columbia and our Terri |
|es will be piled with petitions. which |
bst BIZ entertained and discussed.
Long and inveleraie habits and notions
Yong people, however strange or cruel,
be varied and eradcated only by en-.
|henins their minds. Moderation, kind
Fs and perseverance must all be enlisted
|thS work, while bitter or violent course
N injure the Slave and convulse the coun.
l Let patience and mild persuasion have
Pr perfect work." and the influence of
world and the blessing OF heaven will
Psper this people for wiping away the foul
froach Of Slavery, and securing their wei
and safety. This done, and the altered
mgs and prospects at the South would
fnsh the Soulherners themselves, Hap
and grateful millions of wiling, affection
IaCOrers would allay every alarm, and
L labor and enterprise a new impulse
p estate there would rapidly increase in
He and demand; emigrants from the free
les would mingle with them; the colored
pie would be enlightened and elevated
|i'age and self-respect would be encour.
~ ana the causes and inducements which
'ead to shameless amalgamation and
f,'y prostitution of the colored females 10
'Ou'n' would cease; and The separate
fTSw0uld mutually benefit each other in
n warm regions where the colored race !
Osuer adapted to bear the heat and bur
u Inc day. For my own qualification, !
,ae lasting safety and honor Of my coun. ,
pray that may live to see this change I
Wy W. 10 Tile entire satisfaction of all con
f'u AN AMERICAN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01
VERMONT PHI ENIX,
Published every Friday Morning, by
VIM. f. RY III Il II.
!. \. au.II,. pnilIing, nearIy opposite cha.s,s

:. yo. Halls Building, nearly opposite Chase's
Stage House.
|r.,m,-To single subscribers Two DoIlarsa year.
s,mnanies WIN receive their papers ut tho office,
4 a. year. Ir--P No paper discontinued until ar
',ss are paid, cxccpta at the option Of the publisher
alder. BY mail must be postpaid or they will not
r. An kinds Of JOB PRINTING neatly execut-
s,,h,rt noticc and on moderate terms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

Mark IHisLThe v. b. presses are full
molthed In crying out against the suspension
OF the banks, charging it as a trick to supply
England with specie. Now, be II remember
ed, that Martin Pan Buren, approved the sus-
pension OF the bank of the Metropolis and that
several Pan Buren Legislatures New York
at the head, have authorized The suspension OF
their banks and removed their Iiabililies!l-
Not single Wing state has yet authorized
The bank suspension. ~. Wafchman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

Western Rail Road-The contractors
have commenced their abols in number of
places IN Palmer. Their labor.rs are prin-
cpally lrishnen. They are paid so cents
day. and board not included. On one sec
tion they pay 81 so per week for board,
which leaves them So so per week as wa
ges. Al the latter section mentioned, near
Major Banchard's scytbe factory, the rail
road is to pass througha hill, by an excnva-
ton 10 depth Of 20 or 80 feet.
Northampton (Mass) Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

A farmer near Montrose, Penn. had FIVE hogs
killed by lightning the morning Of the I7fh
ult. Bristles are not very good lightning rods.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-12
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Miro ant WobubanIs oes l1nterI1ries
bsnen an 3rn. Sosel's @erbersp,in @au-
ton, auf gamtaS ssn Q. nabfen Sep-
tember 9ebaIteu, uno folaenoe Nrtitsl an
Den Melltbietenoen absel9Ia9en we1osn,
a'S:
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tofsln i'm GrunOs,-fsrner bl,
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Sebnptattt9e Oefen nebtt elmer
Nense !9aus uno Sa9enSsratbe su 5abls
reid ju benanen.
Die @enoue triro an belaetem Srte II.
Gage, Tim 10 llbr @Ormitrass ibreu Gin:
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SOlepb Sitter.
@antcn. 9Iusuft S. 1887. 8bb.