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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
READY MLAD5E @M@sEsnuN@,
Ready.Madc Clothing.

HNHE snbscriber has just received from New
IL York, large assortment OF Clothing, censist-
ing in part of Blue, Black, Brown and Olive Dress
and Frock Coats-Bluc Black, Brown and fancy
colored pants.-Brown linen and gross frock coats
and rountlabouts-Irish linen shirts; white and
Blown linen pantaloons; Black, Blue, Velvet and
fancy vests, for sale by
June II, 1897. E. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

A GOOD 'ux.-The Boston Post tells
the following:--FHow do you like
Crabb's Tales?' said love-making
swain to his dulcinca, one evening after
finishing tales Of the Hall' sWhy,'
she answered, Il never eats any crab
tails, but am 'mazing fond of roasted
hog tails
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

Education can do more towards the
perpetuation Of liberty, than half the
nation a. standing army.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Prints and Oils.
IUYHE subscriber has now ON hand choice as
sorment Of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
c.d nr;ces #. MASON.
d. Buoue. Dec. 30, 1886. 2s-tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Sessions of the Legislature.-The bier.
NAL sessions Of the Legislature Of this State
have been the subject Of remark in some Of
the papers, and our attention has been fire.
quently called 10 it in different shape.
We always disapproved of this feature in
the new Constitution, and though we were
decidedly IN favor of Convention TO amend
the old, we had hopes that the article con.
corning annual sessions would remain un-
altered. We shall not, at thus time, enter
into discussion of the subject; but would
respectfully call the attention of our clti.
zens TO this matter, and suggest the pro.
priety Of making known their sentiments to
their Representatives in the next Assem-.
bly,. We hope the presses, TOO, will take
up the subject and give their views, in ia.
vor or against annual sessions, as the case
may be. We do hope, however, no Que
will attempt to force biennial sessions on
the score Of economy; if that were true
and sufficient reason for abstrac,ing power
from the people, it would be equally as good
for trlennlal, quadrennal, qulnquennial, aud
sexennIal sessions as for ial.-Rdieigh
Standard.
we for are in favor Of biennial Sessions, if
no, on the score of economy at least on the score
Of time for testing laws before they are repealed.
II is well known tina, at the annual sessions many
acts we're passed, which at the next session y ere
repealed without their efficiency being tested J.
Ed Journal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
4,l63,3e6 II 3,349,236 Is
G. DEWEY, Cashier.
DOLLARS,
TO The Stockholders Of the Bank Of the State Of
North Carolina

TO The Stockholders Of the Bank Of The State Of
North Carolina.
The foregoing Statement. exhibiting The con.
dtlon OF the Bank, as Of Nav 1897, and May 1888,
is Published for your information. The former
vas made shortly after the general suspension Of
Specie payments by the Banks in the L. States
the latter at the expiration Of year thereafter.
com arlsoR Of the different items composing the
Statement, will shsw distinctly the changes made
IN them during that period, and will enable you
Judge how far the affairs of the Bank have been
administered IN conformity With the assurances
given in the brief communication addressed TO
you by order of the Directors, Immediately after
suspension Of Specie payments had been forced
on them by state OF things which had been fore.
seen, bot over which they had 20 control.
The high duty Of being prepared for the RS
sumption OF Specie payments, simultaneously with
the Banks in the adjoining States, has been borne
constantly in mind by the Board, Every eior,
has beeR made 10 maintain the ability TO meet,
successfully, the performance of that duty; and,
on every occasion Of comforting with The repre-
sentailves Of other Banking Institutions, the moral
as well as the legal obligation 10 fulfil it in good
faith, al the earliest day, has been respectfully
urged
This Bank, is as you " ill see from the Statement
referred 10, fully prep red to resume the payment
Of its liabilities IN Specie, and will do so 10 the
fullest extent, on the day on which The Banks in
NirglnIa shall resume payment OF their liabilities
IN like manner. Il would net compov, with your
interest or that Of The community, that this Bank
should anticipate their action on this subject.
There is now reasonable ground Of expsc,a.
ton that The Banks in Philadelphia will uery sson
resums Specie payments. They will be prou pity
followed by the Banks ~ Mary Wand, Vlrg mia, and
this State Under the impression that event,
SO much desired by all will take place al an early
day-as well under Tie conviction that for.
bearsnce longer TO make Dividend Of portion
Of the profits anong the Stockholders, Is not
necessary for the security OF the creditors Of tbs
Bank. the Directors hsve unanimously declared a
Divtdead OF 81 pet cent, which will be paid (af.
ter deduetlng the tax te the State on and after
the st Monday 10 Jolly Rext, as you all see by
the notice given By the Cashier. of this date.
By order Of the Directors,
On. CAMERON, President
Raleigh, jane Ii, ls3s.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

hsuse, and ara now ready TO carry on the above
BUSINESS in its various branches. Having good
materials and perfect knowledge OF the Business,
they iattsr themselves that they will be able TO
give satisfaction to all who nay favsr them with
their patronage.
Coach and Dram Collars made to order, and a
supply always on hands TO accommodate customers.
Every effort en- their part shall be used in trying
TO make their work equal, If not superior, to any
made in this section of country.
All Repairing done with nea.ness and de.
spatch.
ROBERT SHAW & co,
Charlotte, June 25, 1898. t406
n B. one apprentice, of good morals and indus
trsus habits, will be taken TO the above business,
one frsm the country would be- preferred.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Which is The shin plaster party This
question was fairly settled last week in
Congress. The vote was taken IN both
Houses on bill which authorizes the issu.
ing Of ten millions of this detestable trash,
aud in both every Van Buren, member voted
ron IT; and every one opposed 10 the Van
Buren, administration, voted AGAINST IT.
Who will after this say the Van Buren,
party is no, the SHIN. plaster party l--Har.
risbmg Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
MR.. CLAY IN TENNESSEE.

We have conversed freely with many Of
the Bank delegates now IN this city from all
sections of the State, and II gives us heart
iel' pleasure 10 learn that the prospects of
MIR. Clay are infinitely more fiauering than
his most sangune friends could have antc
lPated month or two ago. The people
are daily becoming more and more alive TO
the "antt constitutional, anti commercial,
and anti. America policy" sfthe ruling party
and While lookng around for relief, their
hopes are tas, concentrating upon Mr.. Clay,
as the successor of the present reckless in.
mbsn,.-NoshriHe Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
DIEB

In this county, on The l5th instant, NJ. DAVID
g. ebony, aged about 25 years, leaving wIts
and numerous friends and relations to mourn their
loss.
Very suddenly in this county on the 18th iast
Mr.. JOHN WILFONG, Sen. aged 76 years On
the morning of the 18th the deed left BONE " tr
the intention af going 10 The Springs distant 4
miles from ais residence. After having proceed
ed abou, 5 miles from home he was seen by some
of his neighbors Several hours subsequent 10 this
time, his horse observed tied in the woods
three miles from home, and upon search being
made, he was found lying 10 the weeds. in state
Of lnssasieIIty, Every means were used by his
nelghbors who were Immediately called together.
to afford relief, but without effect, he died shortly
after. II IS supposed that finding himself uua bic
TO reach the Springs, he resolved 10 return home !;
and thai his strength failing him. he had stopped
IN hopes that short rest might enable him to
proceed.
Ths deceased, was a Soldier in the Revolution.
airy war. Al the battle Of Kings Mountain,
whs he was dangerously wounded, he was &C.
lively engaged, well at several other en-
gagements. He was an Eiector from ,his district
at the last R<ss dental contest.
Fer standing, responsibility, true worth and in
'egrity the deeease requires encemisms Of no one.
Lincoln Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Frdnklin's PreSs.-Mr. Thatcher, au.
thor of Indian Biography now lecturiug in
London, stated lately that he had discover
ed the Identical press at which Frankllu
worked when with Watts on his first visit
to London. 1t is no longer used, but
the owner has refused seventy gulueas
for it as curiosity. A composing stick,
known to have been Franklin's, was lately
sold a, auction in London, and broughta high
price.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Major General Macomb has been assign.
ed By the War Department to the command
in person, Of all our tnlItary forces on the
Northern frontier aud left Washington on
Tuesday eve0ing, with his aids de camp, to
establish his head quarters at Sacketts
Harbor.
The War Department has ordered two
steamboats, TO be chartered-oDe on Lake
Erie and one on Lake Onlaro-each to 5e
manned and armed. The boat on Lake
Ere will be placed under the command o.
Lieut.. J. L. Romans. and Mary
Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
MARRIED

In York District, ;. c. on the 2lst instant, by
the Rev. Jas. Thomas, the Rev. Mr. NOWLAN,
of Charlotte, TO Miss ELIZABETH, daughter Of
Mr.. SAM. Smith, OF York District
Al ST. Augustine, + F., on the Cd instant. Mai.
JOHN BEARD r.. Of Salisbury, 10 Miss MARIA
WILLIAM ANDERSON, laughter Of the late
George Anderson, Esq, OF that City.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Lucifer Matches.-A store was burnt
the other night in Boston by the ignition OF
these matches through the agency of cat,
which threw them down from a shelf, ans,
wha, is worse, young man was consumed
in his bed, to which he was confined by
rheumatism.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Worthy of Initation.-The last Legs.
lature Of Virginia passed an Act abollshlug
the sarbarous punishment Of branding in
the hand-a practice which has been too
long permitted 70 disgrace the Penal Code.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

The Columbia Bank has published no
tee that a TEN DOLLAR NOTE made
up OF pieces cut out OF other notes has
been presented a. that bank. The public
are therefore cautioned against both the
INITIATED bills, aud those composed Of the
exsclnded portions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

We are authorized TO announce THOMAS
y. ALEXANDER, as a candidate for the Of
flee of High Sheriff Of this county, at the
ensuing August election.
Jane y, 1888. 4o3f
We are authorized to announce CALEB
IRWIN, Esq, as a Candidate for seat in
the House of Commons of the next Gene.
raj Assembly, at the ensuing election.
May l6, 1888. 9sf
We are authorized to announce Capt. J.
d. SMITH, as a candidate for the office of
High Sheriff Of this county, al the ensuing
August election.
March I, 1888 sstf
We are authorized to announce WIN s.
NoRMENT, as candidate for the Office Of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March o, 1898. SsT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Captain NJ. e. Perry has been ordered
by the Navy Department to proceed to Eu.
rope for the purpose Of instiluting inquiries
into, and examining the recent improve,
ments in steam machinery as applied TO nav.
igation. lie will take passage in the Great
Western on her next trip from New York
TO Bristol. --Army e. Nary Chroa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
- 80 ~~eN - .
Raleigh, june Ii, lS3s.

Il is understood that James X. Paulding
Of New York, has been nominated by the
President TO the Senate OF the United States,
TO I'LL the office OF Secretary of the Navy,
rice NJ Dlckersou resigned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

England and 7eraS.-. A commercial trea.
ty has been entered INTO by the Texan go.
vernment, through her minister, with Great
Britain. |, does not, for certain state rea
sons, recognize the independence of Texas,
but is IN effect tantamount TO recognition.
-New Orleans Bulletin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
A NEW
SADDLE Il HARNESS MAKING
ESTABLISHMENTS.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS.
IL (lately from Pbiladel-
phia, would respectfully in.
form the citizens Of Char
lotte and the surrounding
country, that they have la
ken the cid stand formerly
occupied BY Mr., Asbury, IN
part Of Mr.. Springs brick
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

7rin,uai n tie Gfesi H,sf,rH.-This steam.
e arrived Ns~ York % the l7th iost. making
her passage N II dsy, She briggs the death Of
Pttues Tailsytsud--lc departed ihss l,(s on tic
Eth uli, in lAe siih rear Of b., ags lie wa. the
usost remarkable mar Of hts d.y, and pss COZ.
'p,cnous and influential sctor 10 more imroftan,
stspi' than p,rhsPs any individual Of modern
times uPlsad Couon Was 5! 10 SD Per u. ia
t4,ctpgol. ~ss
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

lTrhe Sub Treasury Bill "a. tskep W il com.
tnl,iee ct tie " hOe "a tie lgth last NJ. Cam
b'sleeg and f'eksna had spoken IN favor of tho
BAL, and Mf. Garland -. 10 speak in opposition
on ihc 2Qlh. The hiil under consideration j. No,
th4 q hirh cams from TIC Seaa,o. Nj Ihomf~
son o. $. c submitted substitute. proposing the
~pec'ai DePssi,a System NJ JA' Ga,lsnd mav.
Cd ina, the enaeiirg clause Of Mr.. Cambtslsns's
bsil Re STRICKEN Uut
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

ia dissracsfal outrage was committed ny
parcel Of ~o,sbsss fellows, VII. constituted them.
selves ehs,-pions Of toe national honor. on MsIar
Webb, Brush officer commanding oppos,e Black
Rock, whiie on visit 10 Buffalo. Tae outrage Is
to bs invostiea'sd by the Court Of General SEE
soBs nss sitting.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
~ 'II isi.tfgi and ahedicnl ser,i
RICHARD RUSH.

'''g-Ths Wing, of Ntw Yo,k
te'e mtsting relative to the namt,
"'''y Clay, adopted rssolulio. lnv.t.
''4agat'hed statesman 10 ,int New
'arH'iiss conveyed the iuv,ialiua IN a
'''"' letter We c. ~ tia, part Of Mr..
''''' "tish rnosi concerns the pubic
-. nosi harp, TO find nysef under
~. "a'rh souid sdmt u my soccg.
r., ! naiY invitation 10 sisu yonr state.
Y" s's'y ahetr, on tour - srtcca.
meet vth ,ht gtrs,t., k,ndnrss and
.'9 peho'd 10 tbs virtue, iatcliFancs,
'" o. i&s people Of New Yo,. ~ the
r, 'a'stoal improvement, which asoro
-, !, ''l "a The fruitful soil With which
dressed 4, ahpudan, elements gar
Srs "'nPpfatF ,njufts inflicted hy the
h. F''ncnts Of The Federal Executive
J J :, constrained TO deny u,ysclfihe salts.
n,,,. giahng these pleasing scenes -.
|h,ss,s rs Tom ny homc, vhich has slrra
'sa eight noa,hs. | am natural.
Nhhs A.. t'l7'n my family without any
Inr,4'y' nigh. conlcn, myself ui,h
p( 49, p' o u" siwplc reason, but have
r,ras. @o''ves shleh caudor requires
/, ,,s.,. ''s's' lor declining TO scerp, YOU,
u. 4. '''SA' Although am not 10 lac, a
49, wy Office a'a aware tina, my name
M Vo''h'klan with The highest ia The
q, ''ean people. whilst Il ~ tbus .
ks1n., u'''a'fa'ion, have thought tha, !,
ps, ~. y, % I'nlaio IN an attitude perfect.
M NJ ~. nothing With the ,nteat,nn Of Al.
dNa,h ''"' OF public feeling 10 me. moth
a,na sheet the eIotelse of the free
Ply ,s,sJ s"'oi OF the people. have so.
nv NY VI strict confutmi,v ,,b This 90,
' su'y' have visited no place. .ad
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StEayed

49, Strayed
EROM the subscriber, living
T@ near Charlotte. on the
ae4zzsstln Goth inst, three HORSES, two
of dark brown color and the other an iron
gray. The gray is branded with letter
W on the left shoulder. expect they will
stay together. Any information will DO
thankfully received and The person taking
them up literally rewarded for his trouble.
WIN. REEVES.
Jane Is, 1893 4o4-f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Most Erceilcst.--A nervous writer in
the Richmond Wing, who signs himself,
and who evidently IS, a friend OF State
Rights" says that Mr.. Calhoun being the
acknowledged head of that party, i, seems
TO have been supposed, as matter of course,
that the whole party should have followed
lis iug!emnn. Bot, says the writer, "ln
our manual exercise, there is no precedent
for passing, al one motion, from charge
bayonet' to " ground arms" The leger.
deman, by which MIR. Calhoun himself
achieved tins feat, has as,onlshad both friend
and foe.--Rai Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
FROM TIE RALEIGH REGISTER.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Ofthe Bank Of the State of ". Carolina,
Shelving the condition of the Bank, as Of May
1887, and May 1888.
MEANS. Nay 1887. May 1898.
Bills IL Notes discount.
cd & bills ofeGch'ge, s3,462. 1876 81 2,453,3s9 81
Real Estate, 35.3Ill3 353lI "a
Due from Banks, 7I,3O7 81 240.7l7 Sc
Notes of other Banks
on hand, sO.O53 90 s9Il5 90
Specie, 4g2Ig7 50 500 437 &c
Vouchers unadjustsd,
and Bills and Checks
IN trdnsitu, 22.30O II 1865 %
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

IJ'Gen. James llamiion was supposed TO have
bcsn passenger IN the Pulaski The Richmond
Whig Gays I'VE understand gsnilsman since
from tbs south .ays be saw Gsn, II. IN Charleston
after the Potash departed"
lrAucnp's are stIll being made TO fire. the city
Of Charlcstsu
The amount Of contributions To tho sufferers hy
at 9lTg.ti5.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

TT The Bank Of the State Of North Carolina has
declared Dividend OF FIVE and quarter per cent
payable a, the mother Bank in Raleigh on the
first Monday IN July next, and at the Branches
and Agencies fifteen day Afterwards.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
<;ss
49, ss2~
es!.'|Il3!|'||.
CDarlpttf
c.;day. June 30, 1888.

f,na,,,rag Steam Beat D'sa''e''-ie pre-.
ms we las bciors our readers a very
,,e,d,nl ina, happened TO the Steam.
-, 90 IN. night OF the liIh inst while
ffnu Charleston To Baltimore. We
,m,lsr accident that Is so well ealeula.
zen lhe .ympathiss of the community
so,-the accident occurring a. II did 10
..,,s, lhe night, 30 miles rem the land
br. Of the passengers consisting OF 80
,sl.,n. one name ). all that We re-
.oer The lis, Oi passengers, the Hon.
| c,gefsn. and W. sincerely regret The dr.
,s, P,o,lsesoe Iha, has swept him With
b., ielloN passengers into eternity =
.s,,vtd With hlm some toe IN the pub.
~, North Carolina Joarnsl, and Ia ell
,..r,,sp. az sUups hsn strictly correct
,n.n Of distinguished talents, and he
90 a,ah BE- excessively felt.
- ,a.sll senee, We learn that 80 nors 81
.,,s,,,. aers rescued from the Wrsek four
,,ars, gs',ing weasel
=. ,s.4dsa,s are becoming 80 common. and
49,, .fsn he same cause, eafsisssnsss, We
sp5rss ths Prspe' authorities 10 iofS
,r,sasa ,sa rs'sedy.
~ lsusrsilT Ns,tsag Notice was given
.a = sugld ,. held Oh the l5gh instsni.
!, I. ssasts party. 10 nominate candidate
s. >, tbs party FOR shefld On tina,
J, D. srf.. 10 The humber u hay silond-
aers nol linls surprised that no ef-
a. zl.s 10 bold tbs rs,'ing IN the fosoPa'l
a. sul ssn ws eefs pfossn, 10 ihe "
e. * "a ihe adforness Of tho party IN
rs.. 20 could nol as snilIng We have
asa + sxlisve that Th,uss y A'sHan5et
.,daal .sls tod BY The lcsdcis Of ,he
- g > fs'e. bat 10 make al pgll 10 III
Hsliag ~as e., 0p 70 Try aud iasuts
Ahd shall.s' hing, The leaders. % Try
7. : .s1,ic sbsentfd lhcms,lsss from tbs
e tst5 rive eartesey 70 the ianptcsstoa
-stnsS So he'd - fst.isulaai fsTrufff
sy sls.1gl any ,nAuenoe from thfri.
tttft ~e un6efs,ane sem he kooN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

IT The Rev. Dr., Easlburn has declined nc.
sep,ing the office 81 Bishop Of the Diocese Of Ma
rylsnd to which he was appointed some time since
BY Convention Of the Episcopal Church Of that
State.
1Trhs Supreme Cour, of North Carolps is new
Ia session in the City Of Raleigh
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

NuIIiIY hElINsI IDt bII,
bis may be increased TO ten or twelve. By the
Occurrences OF some coming cncies-snd by the
happening Of some olh,,s, 1t may be reduced to
from tao TO five, Lei TINS be pot on record 1t
wtll be found 10 Be very near the actual result.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Il S7atf-aiaa i~sary The foltswiog
+ a "f frou VI Rush 10 g,ntlenaa
tag, cabrsys the gratifying ntsl
-, ben oblainsd ~ shsslafe decree b.
FAD tqlesl, and ltttil.e mopcf siis.
- w "a 5~eH paid 70 hfu L snoaat,
Iti, monsy ~ss b,qaathsd 70
F"s 'r' ef tie ta,'ed State, for Tho puf.
~ 'hiaE ~ Insu,a,,oB for Edafai,oa
z LNu.i u ca..naa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

rive have received two number, Of the AMI.
caocsss,' printed IN Raleigh by Master Lsonidas
B Lsmsy, Of Thos, J. Lemay, ESQ, a, 81 so
per shnam. /, Is small sheet but well filled and
neatly printed. We wish ban encouragement ia
hIs undertaking
lTR u. White has been tried and acquitted Of
the ebatgo Of burning the Treasury buildings.
l~fhros editions Of Mr. Bonds speech have
been published al the ofliee sflhv Richmond Wing.
lTiieHry Atkinson, Of North Carolina has been
appointed by The President by and with the ss.
vice and oonssat Of the Senate 10 be Governor Of
the nov Territory OF IoNs, and William d Con.
way, of Pennsylvania 10 he Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

IoNp9s, May II. le3s.
| "a ~ you have Rtrat stake in
40 dome mo'r lapstts improving ii
~ fs'go Z zoos o. | a,.l not deny mysrlf
'I'af Y @y,aE 20 sou 81, the infJtma.
fl7s eiisfsus, that have fulN fr.
NHh'o"lsn beqaest from ibc Court
z a-t shsil rmbAfs viii ,hc money.
@3ht net' month. | faf@std bt ,hls
~ e. 80 s.. dcspaIeh 10 the Secretary
- ne .ublset
| ~ esauu FOL city may prosper 10 ell
49, gailnE pub,ie snd private good, Is
s'h Of one no CLAIMS 10 have brop
tae' sad y b. teg, Ia subscribe him.
'.-''uI iai.hfgl and ebedionl serst.
kft'fttH RIfAEf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
TRULY WONDERFUL AND ExTHA0R.
DINAhY PHENOMENON!
HORSE THREE YEARS OLD WITHOUT A

OF HAIRW
VNHlS extraordinary animal will exhibited few DAVIS IN
the qualification o! the curious at New York Ta,,.r
sails between the hours Of "a NJ and M Sunday ex
cepted. 81
This HORSE the first known in the world to which
Nature has dehled covering Of hair the ornamen,
and protection OF species In addition which he also nos
symmetry s FORM and his substantial points have by good
deemed model His color is beautiful bronze with so
white marks-pfecy dosile and accustomed to being han
slightest apprehension Of danger ' 0"'
The spectacle this animal presents is magnificent and pleas
ing and the feeling OF admiration excited in the beLoer i
uasccompaned by those dsagreesbe sensations usually at
tending a Lusus Naturse.r ''' "
Abundance. IS cents. ioaIm.