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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

North Carolina The Anti Abolition resolutions
in the Legislature OF thus State hive been again
ken up. and after prolracled debate, retened 10
select committee.
MIR. VIM. B. Shepard has Introduced proposition
recommending the incorporation Of three National
Banks instead of one-This presume, is to get
rid Of the geographical objection of Mr.. Calhoun.
The project, however said to be unpopular and
would probably be Withdrawn.
Mr.. Raynor has offered a series OF solutons-l,
sondemning the Expungins process palpable
}oialion of the plain letter of the constitution and an
act Of party servIity, and demanding the repeal of
the resolutions by which it was aulhnrzed TO be
done ;-2ll disappearing of the Sub-Treasury sys-
tenn ;-31ly complaining of The policy of the general
government in relation to the Public Lands, and
particularly o(the pre-empti.n syste II ;-4thIy, pro-
sent Administration and its prohigale expenditure OF
the public money ;-5thly, declaring that the power
and patronage Of the Federal Executive has ncreas-
81 to an alarming extent. and ought to be diminished
land Chilly. that Senators Brown & Strange will repre-
semitic wishes Of majority Of the people of North
carolina by voting to carry ont these resolutions
We shall whe,he, they will follow the ex-
ample Of Messrs. Man gum, Leigh and Tyler
and" obey or resign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
HIRING OF NEGROES.

nN Saturday the 29th day OF December 1888 at
~ Mrs. Tsyloes tavern, in Amherst county, IA
cross the river from Lynchburg there will be hired
public auction, about thnty OF forty valuable Ne
proes. Among them are IL "A fist rate blacksmith,
two watetmen, shoemaker, three or four common
cooks boys for tobacco factory, aud several field
hands.
Al the same time aud place, all the
Lands, Houses and Lots,
belonging to the estate OF Christopher lsbe decd.
will be ented f lhu ensuing year. One OF these racts
of land consists Of about 800 acres, near the Peaks
Of Outer, and is well suited for raising 10 bacco.
In addition to the above, have about 30 valuable
Slaves for hire. They consist OF men, women, boys
aud gls--sevetal of them excellent house servants,
the rest twsters and prizers 10 tobacco fac tories
They will be fred privately.
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
Dec. 10 t29D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

Roberts SIX Mdaadi.-We are pleased to lcatn
that Mr.. Roberts the able and spirited editor OF the
Baltimore Farmer, is about publishing a new edl-
ion Of hls six Manual, work containing more
prau,ica and useful information upon the raising oil
the Mulberry aud the culture Of Silk 'han any other
in the country No one feeling an interest on this
subject ought 10 be without Il copy of this work.
The price is 50 cts.
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Harentoa, Fauquiec county, Ia. I

Uareatoa, Fauquiec county, Ia.
June 10, 1887. {
Mr.. Bayss, sill, take pleasure in informing you.
and those WHO interested IN the rearing Of bees,
that have one oil your Paent Hives IN full opera
ton IN my garden. | fully satisfied OF its utility,
and with confidence recommend 1t TO my friends and
the public us am fully convinced that it will
answer most desirable purpose. ! WISH You sue
cess JOHN X. TONGUE.
We conc ur with Mr.. Tongue N the Opinions a.
bove expressed.
4. j. MdrshdH I'm. Z. Randolph,
John II. Dgges, I'm. 5. kemper.
o. Pnce OF family rights 50.
Dec. - Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
1000 Acres OF Valuable LANDS,

A considerable portion llyer aud creek low grounds
aud upon whdh thcIc two fine mill SITES aud
abundant water power. The lands are cqni-disfani
LctReen New Glasgow and Amherst courthouse.
Terms II sale.
The above sale vii be made ~ pursuance Of the
provision Of two deeds of trust, executed BY David
5. Garland and wife, The first To Daniel lIgginboham
aud James Lyons. and the other to Davidson Brad
louie, ,.rccascd and Edmund Winston, aud both OF
record in tie c!etks Office Of Amherst county con,t.
to which reference i, ,"reby made.
In the first deed, Rou.u rmsey, COR eonven,
cnce to the parties interested, nc@ nt"n appointed
trustee the place and stead Of Messrs. isc nbol-
ham and Lyons, by the decree OF the county eo,.,i
of Amherst, in friendly suit brought Tor that pur-
pose.
These are the Two oldest deeds upon the lands ,
and whilst We believe the purchaser under dem will
acquire pc feet title YET as trustees only
convey aud warrant as such.
RIO. TlNSLEN. Trustee nndcr
he Isl deed
EDMUND WINSTON, STRIKING
Trustee, under The I'd tired.
The above sale is 10 be made nv request.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
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Nntmra, Bridge Turnpike Company.

A T A NC ofthe President aud Directors
n OF the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, It
was ordered that the Secretary advertise ~ ,be
Lynchburg Virginian Richmond Compiler aud Fin
castle Democrat the shares Of stock held by de''f
gnent subscribers giving 80 days notice OF tlie In
aud place Of sale Notice is hereby given that II
shares ofdelinqueBts will be sold by the fresde
and Directors. on Tuesdny The I5th day OF Janaa
next, al the door 0f tie Post Ohct, ~ the town
Patiousbm. JOHN TX II, stctr!
Dee. -
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LAW NOTICE.

OSEIsT =. WOODS, Of Frank!n' anu
IL Gustavus a. Wingfied, Of Bedford have
formed partnership. To practice Law in the Conn-
" and Superior Courts of Franklin County, va
under the firm of Woods & Winsfeld. :. ..s,3-. -
Any business couiided TO them, IN the Courts OF
that county, will be strictly attended to. a.,
They may be addressed either at ROCKY Mouo'
or Liberty, Va. 81
Dec 10 wb"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

UF~ The Reroiutioa III Pennsy lyan'a is the legit-
innate frot of Jacks onisia. Col. Benton predicted.
thai, If Jackson made President, our Lcgisa-
tors would be compelled TO meet with pistols in their
belts: and il is even The fruit they eat is Of
the tee they pllnted.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

oh,o-The Legislature of Ohio met on the Sd
hnst' In the Senate, WIN. Hawkins (Van) was c.
a.'.eo speaker, by of Is Ia 10 for q. j. Smith
t"n'go3 scattering, absent,--ln the House James
ara" tV"n) was elected Speaker, by vote of 80
% 'o' DAVID Chambers (Whig,) scattering, l
absent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

W Inc Presidents Message was conveyed
nun ash'ng'on to Baltimore, on the Rail Road
"ou' and IL minutes making the rate of travel
.'ou' 81 miles per hour Itrcached PHILADELPHIA
=, noufs and Is minutes from Bannore,-snd
""' 40 mllrs, IN 10 hours from Washington.
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e same time aud place, all the
Lands, Houses and Lots,
C.yT.YV.XY.F C.YSTz.y'GS.

XNTE have in store, on consignment large guam
w thy OF well assorted Castings, Tor sale by the
ton. Merchants buying to sell again will please give
us a call. We are authorized by the oonslenors TO
warrant them TO be Of first rate metal.
LANCASTER < BRYANT.
Dec. IL 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

Two THOMAS liUNLEA-Su As you are not
u citizen al Virginia. lake tbs method OF IN
forming yon, hai GA lhr 2lst 2Ilh and osth OF tho
present month, tDrcemher) aud also on the 26th
oi Maeh next, Al the office oil John c. Chiffon, IN
NickSbnfe Mississippi, shall proceed TO take sun.
div dorostoas, Ia b. read Is evidence sun de-
pending III The tncnlt superior Count Vi Law and
Ghaneety for Campbell county, Virginia, IN whoa
You ATE plaintiff aud am defendant. Yours, ac.
AkMlSrEAD LONG.
Dec. IL wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

imported Stoek.-We slN Ia our streets, a lew
days ago, beautiful lleilcr, Of the Durham breed
bought by Mr.. John VI. Warwick, at the late sale 81
imported stock 81 Mr.. Whitaker at Philadelphia.
We express the common opinion of the lest Judges
when we say she IS the most perfect animal of this
breed ever exhibited ia this pan of the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

40 Friday the 9th day Of February, 1899, the
~ undersigned will expose to sale, ut public auc 70
tIen on the premises NJ the house Of Harrison G,f
iin one oil the tenants an the LAND. all the residue
OF that fine estate. on the North side Of Bulaloe
River, IN Amherst county, called the Burnt Mill Is
A q DlouI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

w Inc vote in the Missouri Legislature, for U.
o. SENATOR STOOD thus: For Thomas II. Benton
TO- Tor Abiel Leonard 46. Bentons maor,v o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
DR.9vJ.Ev'G RECEIy.ED.

TALBoT's LOTTERY * EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Lynchburg, December 18th 1888. :
Tie following were the drawn numbers for the
WeElsburS Lottery.
. CLASS, No. 7, for 1898,
At Alexandria, on Saturday the 9Th inst. viz:
81 "a l8 Is 50 SO 40 % 60 al So 90
Some very Handsome Prizes in this Scheme
were sold at this office
Renew Small Prizes
In the beautiful scheme TO be drawn THIS DAY
at Petersburg. Tie Drawing will be received al this
Office on Saturday at o'clock, Z. NJ. Tickets and
Shares Tor sale al .- $3.50.
TAIBOrrS LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

VI Senator Rves is Denounced in the las, Fin
castle Democrat. which paper says, tina, " no Sub
treasury Republican can conscientiously suppor,
him."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

Rutd Baga-We understand from Mr.. Warwick
that the product Of this turnip 276 bushels, on
something less than seven cghths of an acre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
SACRED MUSIC.

NER. HOOD viii commence tie adult class this
vi evening Al z o'elpck, Ia thn basement OF the
Second Prcshytefian Church. L1drs and ecnilr-
men who intend 10 JON are requested IL be prescott
AT the i,st session. as that Important 10 the coutso.
Trrn,s-S3 10 luf twenty five Lessons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

MIR. BAILlSS, the proprietor OF the patent
lVl right for this State, will remain at the Frank
lin Hotel IN this place few days longer, and will
dispose Of individual and county rights favorable
lie invites attention to the following ccttif-
Gates which he selects from the rumber, from highl,
respectable gentlemen, in his possession
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
Richmond, Ia, Apra le, 1898.

have seen Mr. BaylIss Paten, Bee Hive ia full
operation IN the city Of Washington, aud examined
the Glass Jars wherein the Honey Comb was de
poslted-a0d am Of opinion, that Tor simplicity OF
construction, usefulness aud economy exceeds any
thing of the kind have ever Sen.
IL. NJ. GARLAND.
Amherst CO. Sept. 25th, 1888.
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IlAHHlkeA(.l,.

Married. on Tuesday the lllh inst by the Rev.
James A. Rlddck, Mr. WILLIAM +. LEE TO Ml,5
MARY s., daughter OF Benjamin SchooIfed, all oil
this place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

c. Tho Washington correspondent OF The Bal
lmore Patriot says" Those who have heretofore
had any difficulty IN defining the position OF Sena-
tor Rnes will soon be relieved from all uncertainty
sentiments and intentions IN such a manner as 10
render itimpossihlc that his attitude shall be misap
preheudeJ.'
- The Rchmend Enquirer thinks the Mes
sage admirable" ofcourse
- VIM. NJ Prcc, of New York, another de-
aultiug Sub-Treasurer is of ior England See his
leucr in aaoihcr column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

- The Fmcasllc Democrat publishes the no
ceedings otthe Rail Road meeting, recently held III
this place, and remarks THIS scheme so is hbe.
raj, that we bespeak Tor II the cordial support OF the
people of Bolctourt"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

From the Phlaldplia Inquirer. Dec. g.
A gentleman called AT office last evening and
stated that several Of the lneleaders OF the mob At
Harrisburg had been arrested BY virtue OF bench
warrants issued by Judge Blythe. The game OF
outrage and violence is, trust about to be brough!
TO close.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
VALUABLE AAND FOR SALE.

l)ecG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

IMPORTANT FROM MONrREAI--T
New ok Herald states that the Russian consul al
Boston, beng on visit ut Montreal, where he has
several children al school, has been arrested on n
charge Of aiding and abetng the lnsurcctlonlsrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

d. ROBES, Clk.
wJw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13

House OF Representatives., driven ffon ITS Hah Al
a. the following important Proclamation;
psx.y,yASI,ss The name and BY the auliori-
~ of the Commonwealth of Pennsy sani', by Jo-
seph Ritner, Governor Of the said Common
wealth,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-13
STILL LATE r..

Troops orferedf from Philadelphia To Harrisburg.
By last nighl's railroad cais We received tie fol-
iox lie, e uaI1 cd
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05
EiSt Of ECfEcrS

70 EMAINlNG in tho Pos, Office at Charlotte,
Z . en- The lst Of October, le35.
A-Needham Armfeld, Jno, NJ. Anderson. ,,
T. \. Alexander, Jas r. Alexander, Margaret ".
Alexander.
B-Wm. Ryrum Nathan Beatty, sam. Barry
hill, X. F. Barnett, Rev. C. " Breakin, 3, Mrs
Levieea Brown, Moses Beatty.
C-Co Z. P. Crotford David Cross, James A.
Carnes, NJ. W. Curry, VIM. Cooper, VIVA. Caroan,
Jno. d. Connel, ?, Jeremiah Clan,on or Isaac Mur-
rel Mrs. NJ. Carru,h, VI rtsa A. Caldwell
D-Cephas Daniel, Col. Alex G. Davis, Little.
ton Druty.
Ell Eagle, Willis Elkins, c. Fins.
Ed. FcrreA, Wm, Finn, Sam1. Flanniken.
And, FIanlken.
&c Griffith, l.. Gimenes, P, A. Grier & Co,
Col T, |. Grier, Miss NJ. c. Gray, Ransom GRAY,
Mrs. Ann Green, Bryan Cause.
HI. NJ Hutchinson. Rev. A. Hsmby, C. T..
Harberson, b, Ilolbrooks, Jno. Hipp, +. G. How
ard And. Hipp, Jao, NJ Hunter, Franklin Harris,
Juo. Hunter, Margaret Hood, Eliza Hagler, Mar
tina Hamilton
H& J-Jno Irwin, c. Irwin, And. Jones, ,,
Miss A. JouIlan, Mrs Z. Jamisou, joel Jones, T.
Jemi~on, A. b. Jelton.
L-Chas. Leonard.
M-Capt J. Morris, ], M'Affrev, J. C. M'Rer.
Jno. T. Morris, Jasper M'Gowp. Margt Maxwell,
Miss J. d. Mahan, 6. f. Midnight, c M'Ree, ].
Means, : M'Pum, J. Mergin, Rev. W. MPAaeters.
Mas, II, Newland
O-jas. T, J. Orr.
PHO. c. Pharr, J. Price, And. Faster. / y,
Van Pet.
RI. w. Rogers, J. Reed, W. H. Robertson,
Mrs. L. Russell
Sol J. =. Slit, Miss A. Sterling, Dr.. Sam.
Smith, Miss VI. A. Stephens, DR.. W. A. Stone, ,.
MS, Z. Scett, |. Saunders, T. Sireey, II. Sloan.
VI. W Tarcrt.
VA, 5. Waugh u. Wallace, s W West.
brooks, Msry Wallace, Maj. 4. {. Wilson, Maria
White.
IA, J, Young. - lO7
H. B, WILLIAMS, PM
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

In Irritation 10 Dinner 1t was observ
ed that certain coveious rich man never
invited one to dine with him. "l'll Law a
wager" said wag, Il get an invitation
from him" The wager being accepted, he
goes the next day TO the rich mans house
about the time he was to dine, and tells the
servant he must speak with his master i'm.
medlatoly, for he can save him thousand
pounds.
"Sir," said the servant to his master,
here is man in a great hurry TO speak
with you, who says he can save you ihous.
and pounds" {Out came the mastery
what is that sir that you can save me
thousand pounds :"
Yes, sir, can: but see YOU are at
dinner, will 60 myself aud dine, and call
again"
20, pray, sir, come in and take dinner
with me-
"Slr, shall be Troublesome"
Not at all"
The invitation was excepted. As 5000
as dinner was over and the family retired,
[" Well sir SAID the man OF the house. "now
TO your business. Pray let me know how
! am to save thousand pounds"
Why, sir, said the Other" hear you
have daughter to dispose of in marriage"
81 have sir,
"Apd that you intend to portion her with
ten thousand pounds"
:" do So"
"Why, then, sir, let me have her, and |
will take her with nine thousand"
The master of the house rose in pas.
sion, and turned him out OF doors.
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Dr. q. y. EiEEiSENIS.
Dentist.

b AS returned and viii devote short time TO
n The duties Of hts profession in Charlotte
lie has good collection % Stockton's much ad-
mlred mineral Teeth, which are consider
ed equal Il hot ioT, 10 The Parisian on ac-
count OF their beautiful pearly white enamel and
natural appearance. Being very recently from
the city OF New York, he Is abundautly replensh
ed with every material requisite to the successful
performance Of all operations of permanent cha
rac;er, That NAV be presented. He would suggest
TO all those who may be pleased to avail Them.
selves OF the opportunity, the propriotv of making
early application. He vii have no objection to
attending any calls from the country, If ade soon.
His terms are moderate. He may be found at tho
Mansion House.
Oct. 3, 1898.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

4 Joke for the LddieS.-The Editor Of
paper 10 Providence lately informed his
readers, that the ladies' always pulled off the
left stocking last. This, as may be sup.
posed created some little stir among his fair
readers, and, while in positive terms, they
denied the statement, ;hey at the same
time declared that lie had no business 10
know il, even if such was the fact, and pro.
aounced him no gentleman. He proves 1t,
however, BY n short argument. I" hen
one stocking is pulled of first, there is an
other icft on; and pulling off this is taking
the ieft stocking of last"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Duration Of Odk-.The throne Of Ed.
ward the Conlessor IS 900 years old one Of
the oaken coronation chairs has been in lis
present situation m Westminster Abbey a.
bout $40 years, and the oldest wooden
bridge Of which We have any account is OF
oak it is that famous for its defence by
IloratouS Coolies, and existed at Rome 500
years before Christ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Receipt for Taflcr.-Take the vine OF
q runaboui, and the root of nlnibie tongue,
sc each SIX handsful; fifteen ounces Of am
hillon; the same quantity Of nonsense, aud
brulse them together IN a mortar of misap.
prchesion, and then boil them over the fire
of Wild surmise, unill you see the scum of
ialsehood rising on the top, aud then strain
It through cloth Of misconstruction put il
INTO bottle Of malignuy, stop it up with a
cork Of envy, and then suck il through a
quill Of maleyoIence, and you will be pre-.
pared to speak all manner Of evil, without
regard TO person or character.
Wabash Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Eqliaoctidl Storms. The marine lists,
for several days past, have presented mel.
anchoy list Of disasters at sea caused By
the late very severe weather on the coast
A letter from Norfolk mentions that the
weather al that place was very stormy, ac.
compauied by northeast winds, and con,in.
ued so until noon on Sunday. The Caro-.
lima coast is said TO be strewed with wrecks.
Nat Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Ere.-We learn from n gentleman, who
came passenger in the Stage on Friday last
from Asbcyllle, that the large and commo.
dlous building owned BY MIR. John Patton,
Proprietor ofthe Warm Springs, (Buncombe
County, as house OF entertainment, was
entirely consumed by fire on "Wednesday
last. Mr.. p's. loss is estimated al $4,000
The fire was occasioned by ecideni.-Ruth
erfordtoa GGaette.
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DISSOLUTION.

FEsHE Cepartnership Of Irwin & Elms was
K dissolved by its own limilation on the first
instant For the very liberal support which We
have received FROM our friends, during our bust
ness term, We return our thanks, and earnestly So
lict all who are ineebted 10 US 10 make settlements
earlg as possible with w. w Elms, who is au.
thorized to settle the Books of the eonseru.
JOHN IRWIN,
w w. ELMS.
Charlotte, October lsf, 1888 4lclf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

A Splendid Bridge.-The bridge over
The James river at Richmond for the use Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, is
one thousand yards long, rests upon nineteen
stone piers, the arches having space Of one
hundred and sixty feet, and the floor is SIX
" feet above the water-it cost $4,000.
II was 6rsl passed by the cars on Saturday
last.
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NOTICE.
Nr. ITm. p. NcLeaqan:

Nr. Vim. p. McLea4an:
a. IR-llaviag ecen arrested on Casa at your
- instance intend at Che next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, for MecklcnburF county, az
the Courthouse in Charlotte on the 4th Monday
instant 10 take The benefit Of the Act Of Assembly,
made and provided for Insolypnt Debtors, when
and where you can attend if you think proper.
DAVID WEANT.
Oct. 3, 1888. ago
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

~ The Salisbury Waterman says. we learn
llnt VI Harry The travelling JaWeller, w'iose
adventures with the Murel aon were ~ pcaphi.
calls described IN number OF our paper about
months since. has been again robbed of all his
fnak,r9, We learn that the slight Of hand men
easod him Of his Jewels this time twice year is
most too ofien Ia be taken ia by sharpets. Trade
pens 81 THIS town no doubt recoect this affair Of
the Mcgfcl men,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Sickness at Knorpiiie.-A very severe and
fatal sickness has been raging IN Knoxville,
Tennessee, for some time past, and MANY oil
the most valuable citizens have fallen VIC.
tims to II. The Mayor has issued pro
clamailon, requesting that day be set
apart for Illumination, fasting and prayer, for
the purpose OF imploring that the ravages Of
the pestlleDce may be stayed. The disease
IS SAID 10 be the Bilious Fever Of very
malignaniiype.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-05

Episcopal Coureafion.-The Triennial
General Convention Of the Protestant Epls
coPal Church, closed lis labors on Mouda,
evening. The pastoral letter was hen read.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Griswold, of the east
ern dtocess, Including Massachusetts, pre-
sided IN the House Of Bishops, bein- the sen
Tor preiate OF that church IN the L. States.
The Rev. Mr.. Polk. oil Tennessee, was cleo,
ed a Missionary Bishop for Arkansas, aud
other divisions 10 which he may b. invited
to tabor. Tho lahors Of the convention 10
both houses have been conducted IN the
most harmonious manner, and the delegates,
Iaymen and clergy part with the pleasing
consciousness that It was " good for them 10
be here. Pail. L. S. Ga-eae.