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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30
LIST OF OFFICERS AND SCIENTIFIC
CORPS OF THE u. S. EXPLOR-
ING EXPEDITION

Tineennes- Wilkes, ESQ. Com
mandcr in Chief; Tho's. y. Craven, lst Lieu
tenant; Overton Carr, Flag Lieutenant
Robert E. Johnson, Cd do; James Alden, 30
do VIM. Lewis Marry, 4th do; Edward
Gilchrist, Fleet Surgeon; X X Waldron
Purser and Special Agent; l. Elliott
Chaplain John l. Fox, Assistant Surgeon
John Il. Whittier, do do; George M Tilton
Passed Midshipman; VIM Reynolds, do do
VIM May, do do /; Joseph p. Sanford, do do
George w Clark, Midshipman Samuel III
lott, Acting do VIM Smith, Boatswain w
G Bright Gunner; VIM NJ Laighton, Car
penier J v Hawkings. Ssilmaker, Benjamin
vanderford, Pilot r. P. Robinson, Purser''
Steward.
Scientific Co,ps-J p Anthony, Naturalist
Charles Pickering, do; Joseph Draytor
Artist J Breckenridge, Assistant Botanist
G Brown, Repairer Of Instruments.
Peacock-Wm i Hudson, Commanding
Sam' p. Lee, LIST Lieutenant; VIM Nj Wal
ker, Cd do; George F Emmons, Sd do; Oliver
Il Perry, 4lh do; Thomas A Budd, Master
Frederick Sickles, Surgeon; WIN Speeden
Purser; Silas Holmes, Assistan Surgeon
James b Lewis, Passed Midshipman Han.
Gransvort, do do Henry Ed, Jr. do do
George w Harrison, do do; Wilkes Henry
Midshipman WIN II Hudson, do; Thoma'
G Bell, Acting Boatswain; John ID. Ander
son, Gunner; James Dibble, Carpenter =
Freeman, Sailniaker; VIM H Inslsy, Purs
er's Clerk
Scientific Coyps-James d Dana, Minera
logst Titan X Peale, Naturalist Horati'
Z Hale, Philologist Francis l. Davenport
Interpreter.
U. IS. Brig Porpoise Ring
gold, Commanding nj G L Claiborne, Is
Lieutenant; II lIarlstein, I'd do; John
Dale, Sd do; Charles + b Guillon, Assistant
Surgeon; Aug. l. Baldwin, Acting Master
Simon + Blunt, Passed Midshipman; George
Colvoc corcssis, do do; II w Woldron, Clerk
Oliver Nelson, Acting Boatswain; Amos
Chick, Acting Carpenter; John Jones, Ac'
ting Sailmaker; VIM ii Morse, Purser's
Clerk.
Reli.C-A X Lony, Comman nding; Robert
Il Pinckney, Lieutenant; A l. Care, do
Joseph Underwood, do James G Palmer
Acting Surgeon; George Il Sinclair, Acting
Master; Alonzo B Davis, Passed MidshiP
man; Thomas w Cummings, do do; Jane.
l. Blair, Midshipman; James b Harrison
Captains Clerk.
Scientific Corps--Wm Rich, Botanist
Alfred + Agate, Artist.
Schooner Flying Nsh-Samuel Il Knox
Passed Midshlpman; George w Hammersely
Passed Midshipman Richard Ellis, Acting
Masters mate.
Schooner Sea Gml-James w E Reid
Passed Midshipman; + A Bacon, do do
Isaac Percival, Pilot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

We see among the officers of the exploring
squadron which has at last sailed from Nor
folk, the name Of X. y. Robinson, Stewards
mate. We should like very much TO know
whether this means tie young wretch who
committed the vilcst murder ever perpetrated
in the city Of Now York, and who, to the
eternal disgrace Of tho court and jury that
tried him, wos suffered to 60 unscathed OF
public justice? 1t is too much to assume
that il is the same individual, but If it should
turn out that that reprobate is the Thomas
street murderer, VIC congratulate Mr.. Mahlon
Dickerson upon his retirement from the Navy
Department.-[.E y. Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

FoReERY.-Between o and 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, a man calling himself p
ASoELL. presented ut the counter Of the
Phenix Bank in this city, check for 5000,
purporting to be drawn by Mr.. Dalton,
Cashier Of the fremont Bank, Boston, for
which he received the money, and walked OF
without exciting suspicion. On looking at
the check shortly after, however, the cashier
doubted its gcnuineness, and on close ex-
animation II was pronounced to be a forgery.
Immediate measures were taken to arrest
the offender, and before I2 o'clock il was as
cortained that a person answering the de-
scrption Of this man, had hired conveyance
ut one Of our livery stables, with the engage
ment that he should reach Brooklyn by 3 o.
clock, and that he left about IL. Constable
Harris started in pursuit forthwith, the rogue
having n start Of three quarters Of an hour
aud shortly after tie cashier left Tor the same
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

The vagrant-act in New York, defines
vagrant ns a person who has mo visible
means Of support" The Knickerbocksr re
ia,cs the following anecdots Of loafer bro,
up as q vsgrani:
Having suddenly barpooncd good idea
he pulled from cspacious pocket Of his tat
tered coat loaf Of bread, and half OF driet
goldfish, and holding them up, with triumph
ant look and gesture. to the magistrate, ex
claimed ,-"You don't ketch him hot way
I'm no wsgrnnt. Ami them visible mean,
o. support, should like to know 2"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

THE SrRANGER's FEvER.-No other con.
sideration but that Of the most severe inds
position on the part of the editor ofthis paper
for about ten days past, which brought hin
to deaths door, would possibly have pre-
vented him from previously announcing thai
the strangers fever is now prevailing in this
city to some extent, and from the great num-
Der Of persons now residents here, who are
subject to its attacks, we conceive it dut !,
the city authorities owe to the people whom
they govern, to adopt such measures as may
preserve the health of such as have not beer
attacked, and caution strangers not to visi
us until informed that they can do so withou
peril. We have held no consultation will
any one on this subject. We have no desir,
to become alarmists but we call on the
board of health to aver or contradict this now
current report.-[Charieston Conr., Aug. 22
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

IMPORTANT FROM THE FRoNTIER.-We
are informed that an important despatch has
been forwarded by Major Mason, OF Port
Gibson, to General Gaines, the commander
of that division. The substance Of this COM
munication is, that the Cherokees have built
a council house, said to be considerably
larger than any heretofore erected by any
tribe. They have sent messe ngers, with the
black and red wampum, 10 all the tribes from
the Red River to the Sacs and Foxes on the
Mississippi pi-omitting only the Kansas and
Osages- inviting them to meet In council al
the Cherokee cOuncil-house in September
next. The movement is believed 10 be but
an incipien step to farther difficulties, and
made with view Of enlisting and uniting all
the tribes along the frontier in such measures
as may be adopted. They have proceeded
with great caution and secrecy in the mea-
sure, and have endeavorcd to keep all their
proceedings from their agents and the Off.
GERS Of the posts. The time proposed for
holding the council is sufficiently late to ad
nit Of the emigrating Cherokees reaching
their country. All the information ELECTED
goes to confirm the opinion expressed some
time ago by Gen. Arbuckle, Of the hostile
intentions Of several of the tribes, though il
is not believed that any movement is intended
by them until the opening Of spring.
General Gaines, we are told, has forwarded
the despatch of Major Mason to the proper
department, with request that he be per-
mitted to attend the council with an armed
force. This would probably be the most CT
fectual means to awe them into a compliance
with their duty, and would cffectually pre-.
vent the formation of any plans for general
and united rising. 1t is greatly to be desired
that his request should be granted.-[ Mis-
souri, Republican of Aug. Ia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

COUNTERFEIT CoIN.--The public have
much reason to be on their guard against
spurious coin. In proportion to the quantity
in circulation, there is much more counter.
iet coin than paper. The five franc pieces
Mexican dollars, and American halves, are
all counterfeitod.nnd the market is constantly
supplied with them. The counterfeits nre
generally much darker than the genuine coin
and often resemble pewter or load. Some
Of the counterfeit franc pieces are dated 1890
with the hoad OF "Carolus X. Roy d,
Francc."-[.N Y. Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

make perfection, though perfection itself is
no triflc."
The sculptor upon his dead marble ought
not 10 surpass in patience, us, who fashion
the living image, and whose work is upon the
" heshly tablets OF the heart"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30
MICHAEL FREEBORN.
DANIEL G.. DENHAM,
GEORGE BOWEN,
VIM. III. DOUGLAS,
CHARLES LAWTON.


In conformity to the recommonda-
tions of the committee in the foregoing
report, the following Resolutions were
then passed.
Resolred, That Michael Freeborn,
WIN. ii. Douglass, and Charles Law
ton, be a committee to erect a School
House on the Towns lot in Farewell
street, which was purchased by tho
town for that purpose-the House to be
sufficiently large TO accommodate two
hundred chiidren--to be finished and
completed in every part, by the FIRST Of
MAY, I839-and that the committee be
authorised to draw Oh the Town Trcasu-
rer for the sum Of one thousand dollars
for the erection Of said House.
Resolved, That Eleazer Trovett, ID.
G. Denham, and Wm. ii. Doug lass, DO
n committee to make the necessary ar-
rangment for establishing a school in the
Towns School House TO be erected in
Farewell street)by the first ofJune, 1889.
Resolved, That WIN. w. Freeborn,
Eleager Trevett and Chs. Lawton, be a
COMMITTEE TO make the necessary en-
gniries, and report to the next Town
Meeting, whether the Trustees of the
Loug Wharf have applied the funds Of
said Wharf according to the Act Of In
corporation, and if not, TO report the
measures necessary to be taken by the
Town in relation to the Same.
No other business coming before the
Town, the meeting was then adjourn
ed s;ne die.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

place on another road. Angel was overtak-
en- by Mr.. Harris in Coventry, apprehended
without difficulty, and gave up the money ;
and before 9 o'clock in the evening, he was
brought back to Hartford, and safely lodged
in gaol. lie is apparently about 40 years OF
age, and says that this IS his first crime. lie
arrived here in the Providence stage on Mon
day evening, and we understand had nothing
with him but a small bundle, apparently
books. The money which he received at
the bank was six one hundred dollar notes
and before leaving the city he exchanged
three of the notes for Rhode Island money
at brokers' otfice.-Harlord COwant Q,
Ertuau last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

Tnr CoMMorioN At HAvANs.-Adyices
al N. Orleans from Havana, to the I2,h,s,ate
that no less than 400 Hfrcsts had boon made
chiefly in private. The Government was
cons dered safe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16
From the Richmond Wing.

The Globe, TO hide the cnormlltes Of It's
own pa-ty IN the late elections IN PcansyI.
wanna and New Jersey, continues lrs dia.
tribes about Federal Frauds on the Right
Of Suffrage" IL has been harping for q
month upon the result In the third Con.
gressIona District Of Illinois, aud insists
upon IT, IN spite Of the Official returns, that
Douglass, the Loco Foco, is elected over
Stuart, Wing. 10 reference to this iorlorn
hope of the Globe, we have an exIingulsher
1.-The last Springfield Journal unequyo.
calIy conlradicts the statement, upon the
authority Of Col. Field, Secretary OF Stale.
That gentleman says that # all the votes
were counted which Douglass friends con.
tended Tor, he would still be short 70 votes.
The Locs Focos, as regards their prospects
IN this District, might as well hang up their
fiddle"
As an olfse, to the lamentations Of the
Official, let tho reader note the following
astounding statement. The Wing Central
Committee ot Pennsylvania are lnvesliga.
ting the frauds IN that State, and are de-.
yelopng acts Of the most gIaring and out.
rageous character. The Columbia Cou.
rant says:
" 1t is asserted on good authority that
they have already received accounts of
frauds to the amount Of SIX THOUSAND
VOTES, and more are daily discovered.
A gentleman writing from WcstmofeIand,
or an adjoining county, says that they have
discovered sixteen hundred illegal votes
that were poIled 10 two or three counties,
aud that the investigation IS still going %,
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nec.ed with the general improvement Of the
State, which i, will be their duty to consider,
and consequently they are legitimate top.
les for discussion by every citizen.
The Raleigh aud CASTOR Rail Road
Company have, (under the authority of a
charter granted BY n. Carolina, commen.
ced q read from Castor on the Roanoke
River, and completed i, as far as 40 or 80
miles towards the Seat of Government. The
remaining 80 or 40 miles of this road is, in
part, done; but il Is understood thai the
stock subscribed for the Road has been
paid in, and there is not a sum sufficient, to
complete il.
Ought this work TO DO aidedl That
question will discuss next week.
MENTOR.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16

Lobsfid Contention. Monday last
Convention Of the disciples Of the Lobcla
system met at Philadelphia. Il consisted
Of delegates from the various ThomsonIan
Societies in the United States, me, accor.
ding to appointment; the majority beng
thorough disciples of DR.. Thomson, and
portion differing With him on some points.
The fprmcr refusing TO recognise the latter
as lhonsoalaus, and the Constitution mol
providing for their exclusion, the eouyenilan
was dissolved by a majority Of votes. Al
ter this, DIR. Thomson invited tna Disciples
TO form new Constitution, at the Hall of
the Franklin Institute. 10 S~yeulh street
Those who differed with Dr.. Thomson af
forwards met al Washington Hall, Likewise
to form a new Constitution. Both conyen
tons we're stllI sitting on Tuesday evening.
~. ]. Sun.
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An attack was recenlly macs %
ringc containing Geueral hi'.'''I :
family, as they werc returning 70 -.
Barracks from 81. LOUIS, she'e ~
been on a visit. Ore slllalo
rcrns and another placed hn'e' -'
the horses, cudeayorDg to SOP NV
Their progress until their aceou
we'd. who wcre approaching ... D
the driver had a pistol, With "''5
the person who held the rclns' a.
he horses AZ their SPEED, he e'''.'
party from their perIluus s''ua''1 \
attack took place on the safne ~ a
Judge Doughty was mufoere'u' ,.J|
- 90 doubt that General A'S'u't' Ia.
family we're preserved iroma "'0' r.. t,
the eserlons of his coachman, -
morning traces Of blood we're d'''''', !
the spot, but the body had been '''''
AVOID detection.
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The Queens Bed. The visitors Of Buck
Ingbap palace, ho have an opportunity III
seeing the Queens bed and who are accd.
toned 10 conclude that Royalty must repose
on feather beds aud do~ny pillows, will be
astonlshed TO have pointed out TO them a
small camp bed, with hard mattrass, and
one small pillow, as the couch Of royalty
but such is the fact Ii ladlcs generally
would follow her majosty's example, they
would feel the benefit Of II IN the improve
mcnt Of their persHns and figure, and 10 the
flow Of health and spirits II would secure.
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THE "KEY OF DEATH /.

"a the collection Of the cur;os;,;
ve< in the Arsenal a, veoir, , - p's's
Key Of shieI the following .ioss ,a''' : !
lion is related: s''af Tad
about The year 1000, one # =,
gerous men in whom ex,raors;0. 'nese dar
only the fearful source of GRIN. talent
edaess beyond that Of ord,na.. az aud wick
10 establish himself as re,st, men' can'
~ Venice. The stranger, WHOSE s.' !. o. trade
TebaIdo. became enamorrd aS NJ, - name VI,
Of an ancient house. ALREADY a,, Fas 0aushtsl
other. Tie demanded her n m., 'Oao
Was Of course rejected. Enra..d 'se' AID
be studied how 10 be revenged' n a tbs,
y skilled in the mechanical Ar. t.'''ouasI
cd himself no res, until he had ,' % alosI
most formidable weapon sbich cOSs. o
aglned. This was key Of , Elm
The hsnd'e Of which was so Coz y szs
that Il could be turned round wi,S I. -,
Guilty When turned, it discoys,at," 's dil
which, on pressure, launched f,o~ !, 'p''g
er end Q needle or lance, Of S''t ~ a'i
tincness. that II entered into Il. 's J ssls
buried itself there ~ilhou. Ies,,n. 's'a
nal trace. Tebaldo waited ID d,. \, eHe'
the door Of the church IN wh,cb ~ sl's
whom he loved was atsm n ," 49, u'slas'
nopiial beoedictisn. TAeas..s.,ase' 'e
slender steel, uuperceised n ,ha - ~. sn' 10
the bridegroom. The wouad.S s' y
no sosplc'ou Of injsry, bu,, seiz,d - Aaa
den aod sharp pain IN the m,d,t 4 @' s'0O'
cn,ray, he iaiu,ed, md va. e,,,,.I ~ 81
house AMID the lamentations a 4. s.s
party. Vain Vas all The sail Of,s. ' 80.
Clans, who could aoi divine the r,n.. 'saa
strange illness, aud in les s.,,h1
IebGlda again demanded 4, 80
The maiden from her pareuis, and ,.....'
a secoad refusal. They TOO pr,.lei I
enbly IN o few days. The alarm 4.
'hess deaths, which appeared slnos -
culsus, excited the uimos, ,trilsss q 4,
msgssirates add "a hen 90 elos- e,,u,.,,,
VI the bodies, the small ,n,,un,,, !.
found w the sangrrDed fssb. ,sra )
univcrssl every one fearsd Go hs.u
The maiden. thus cruelty orphas.d
passed the FIRST mon,hs Of saourn,ps ,,,s
=
sens, shen Iebsldo. hoping to bras u
his ~lll, entrea,ed 10 speak s,ih kt,nS
CRATE. The ace % Tie foreslarr Ia !,
ever dIsploasfng 10 her. hui snee Il. IN
OF oil lbose most dear To ast, i Isl tst,
o'iious, las though she had pres.asu
has gulitl aud her reply pas rosi dscls
"a The negative. lrbaldo, bsyoaa hlaS
With rage, attempted 10 wua1a len thrss
the CRATE and succeeded; ihs osxarl,y
the place prevented hts mosemstl lrmu
'ng ohNtsed. Oh her return to hei M
'he maiden eel, pain 10 her breast M
covering i, she hont Il spotted sth ID
ele drop Of 5lood. Tie ps,n ,ncpaa.
-Jrgro0s abo hasien'd 10 her -, 10
tAushl by the past, wasted 40 tat
J'etaie, bit cutting deep lu'o W. "a
part extracted the needle be'at idr sdr
,HivehWf had commeuced, az a,fl
lie u The lady The state 81
10 every means o. discover De a1. u
dealt these lusldiaus sni rrysg, "a
The sish Of IchaIdo 10 tas t1cre3 e.
susp1clou TO ialI heavily apo III.
houso was carefully searched, Is. a.
Seapoa Gicorcrcd, and he Fn't. =
sibLci.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16

SpEaiag Fldr bg Mdes,ao'y 4 =
rlcman IN New Jersey tbinA. be .iiFf
pllshcd the end SO long aal % As' 4
sought far, Of bringing fax In'' %
~ be spun like cotton. Web 80 .
pies Of he fax 10 It's ntHc o. 'ea
stages until It - reduced 10 as'a
malenslsery much resembling .'''.
have also thread, spun ron al y
pared, 90 eommon cUtIoa Hathfff' J,
4, appeared acll. The mss0Di .-aa
can produce linens as cheap q
The whole process beginning Ella 's
20 stalk, IS performed without '''i 90
and occupies 10, day or Iao'
- no mistake abou, the maiIe' aa'
not perceive any, the larso''o' 'FF
mates towards Whitney st5'i'a s'a' u
poriaucc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16

Gorsrnneri Tfasace 90 Eisctoai.---
We have st learued iron source on ~hich
reliance may b. placed that CERTAIN letters
Or circulars hayo zen addressed 10 the Of
hccrs 81 the Nav 10 command al this sta
ton. by the Loco foeo ComuIl,rc at Taa
many Hall, putting certain impairment "a
icrrogalouss % 10 the cnmplcxon Of the
political creed OF the men they employ &c
TINS dsuug measure Is Intended by Nay
o, iaumldatlou. Ii hears the stamp Of d,-s
poitsm, conveying under very illmsy guJse,
that the eye o. thor masters - upon them.
We believe we may appeal 10 the officers 90
the station for full confirmation OF thls
astounding fact. The Government knaa
they have offended these brave men. In
dong 50, they paid their court TO the pre-.
Judices oCthe office holders and their depend
snis, 10 screen them and to protect them
agalus, the u"ccssaty result Of the insulting
dehuncla;ious. They nop seek by indirect
threats 10 choke the expression 81 their
sense Of the ~robg SO wsnloniy Indicted
y. J. ErPress.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16

Quicker than pagie.-lo The P','
Of ~ persons in London, a p''c'' l.,
were recently taken, made INTO P', !, p,,,
and printed on, in FIRE minutes ~.
celebrity becomes UNIVERSAL W. tin,
dodge paper mills, or their ragged " -, 4
will be whipped of, and tucked ,, uI ,..,,,,
noses in the shape Of a handful pJ r'.,,.
Migrants before they knew H.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16

TIE Ten Conmandn,ais Verufs9 The Dee.
s!ogas has been tnss tsrssly and quantity rendered
iato rhywe; and wsuls in this shape BE- good e.
crcise for the memories Of young children
]. am the Lord thy Gsd-sstvs only me
Before no idols boss the imploas knee
3. U-e not my naae IN uifes nor 10 Jest.
Dare not Profsne my sacred aay Of rest:
s. Ever 10 parents due obedience pay
8. Thy fellow creature man, thou shalt not slay
Z In no sduItsrous commerce bear a part:
f From stealing Keep silk care tby hand & heart
9. All false report against thy negnbof hate
~. Aad never indulge a wish tof Bis estate.
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and they know not where il siIl end. Il
is urgently recommended that no man give
up any bets unit, far and thorough inyes.
t,ga,ion rs had. lfihen, oil proves FAR and
honorable, no man slIl withhold any mo-
ney he may have lost. The Loco 'Focos
canno, complain Of thai course il, as they
say, every thing is fair and bonorshIe. We
have no doubt tina, the result, lllshow thai
Joseph Rltner has large majority Of the
legal votes Of Pennsylvania, and that nc.
cordng TO the true intent OF her consiIiu-l
ton he is Governor, and should be consid
cred as such until the investigation has de.
,ermlned him 10 be otherwise. We hope
that every trend Of Joseph Rilner aud the
supremacy Of the la~s will do oil IN their
power to ferret out these abuses--there Is
abundant work ior all lovers Of order IN this
field"
The Newark IN. j. Advertiser Of Sat
urday, has Statement, sworn TO b, THrR
TX TWO voters 10 Saddle River township,
Bergen county, declaring that they voted
the Wing Congressional ticker, and the re.
turn officers report only TWENTY -FOUR for
the h,g ticket IN that township
Here, then, (sa>s the Advs.tIser,) Is a
plan, palpabIt, undenlable rsse Of colus.en
and fraud, b. which free citizens Of the
State have been deirauded Of their right
/ of suffrage, the state aud the country de.
pryed Of the beneti! Of their own votes up
on public men and measures. and the can.
didales of their choice cheated out Of their
SANCTION and support. Such we're some oi
the means employed b, the PENSIONERS Of
the Federal Government to confrvl the cleo.
iIon 10 New jersey --means ihss ann nniy
to destroy the very foundation Of GOT Ne
publican system.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16
Marims Of BisLop Middleton.-Perss

Marims Of Bishop Middleton.-Perse.
we're against dlscuuragemeuts.- keep your
temper.-Employ Your leisure IN study, and
always have some work on hand BE pune
iual and methodIcal 10 busiuess, and never
procrasttnate.-- Never be- 10 a bury
Preserve SELF. possession, and do nst be talk
ed out Of cnnytclIon.-R,-e early, and be
an economist Of time.-MaIntaln dignity,
without the appearance of pride manner IS
something with every BODY, and every thing
with some.-Be guarded IN discourse; at.
teniIve and slow to speak. Never scqul.
esce IN immoral or pernlcIsus opinions -
BE not forward to assign reasons to those
who have no right to ask.-Thluk nothing
10 conduct ummporiant and indifferent. -
Rather set, than follow exampIe.-PractIce
strict Temperance and IN all your trausac.
tons remember the final account.