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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

SParrHg the ult. IN the discussion Of
The Laud Bills, Mr. Clay having incidental, adycr'-
ed TO the iact many OF the Senators m>irpresented
ihen constituents, Nh. Alien, Of Ohio, who happens
to be IA that prcdicamcnt took fire at the ausluu
and "lcrelled tie attack Of the Senator from ken
iachy' lie said, " he would not permit HIM on A
ny other 'nan to refer in that way the relation sub
sstinc between him and the people el Ohio !" aud
hc wound up by saying thai he would hold any
man accountable, who did male such illusions III the
Senate, aud out Of 1T Very brave words thesc-ye-
~ Mr Cay rose, and with grea; ealnne,s, remalh-
ed, that = he thought there We no necessity for All
tbs Indignation aud none for the Senator from q
no a~sf'era'lns so strongly what he would do. A.
TO peIsoaa re>ponsblily, lie had found, IN his HE,
thM The men ofthe s,eate,t determination wcrs# MOI
thosc who made the most ttlh atoutit." Whetcupon
Mr. Alien ioeh llth all he said about personal ne
eonniabny, and s1d :. lie me.,ni nothing of ;hat
kind" What, then, did lemean
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

tVtstE.
fE'!lE undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
d the County Count of Amherst, are directed To
receive proposals until the next Court to be holden
tnr tie sad County, for the building Ola jail with
Brick for the use oi the sud county, TO be construct
ed on the plan Of the jan lately built in Nelson
county, plan OF which is left with the Clerk Of
this county. They are also directed 10 ascertain
what cau be Obtained for the present Jail. The
Commissioners will thankfully receive any commu-
nicatloa on either OF t.,c SUBJECTS.
JAMES POWELL.
WM.G. CHRISTIAN.
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
DAVID :. GARLAND.
January tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

THE ARMl.--lt is stated in " tie Army and
Navy Chronicle that a number ofpromo;ions have
recently been made in tie army from among the
commissioned ofccf9 and that paper adds, that II is
understood HAT the Secretary CT VIZ has formed
determination to reward merit wherever II may be
found" Heretofore the selection Of commissioned
officers has been confined almost exclusively TO The
graduates of the West Point Academy. The Gus
tom having been changed, of course the induce
meuts to enlist are much stronger than formerly as
By good conduct, young men OF suitable qnaiihca-
tious may soon rise from the ranks to an equality
with their commanders. This is arci6rm which we
have long wished TO see introduced into our Army
Regulations, and il cannot fail 10 exert most salu-
iary influence upon the army by clcvailnS the cha
racer Of its frank and file and stimulating those,
beretof re cut off from all incentives To good con-
duct art from the fear of punishment, TO faithful
ard active discharge Of their duties. The Chfoni-
cln adds Should the army be increased during
he present session (ufton 5rcss) to He eAent recon-
mendcd by the Secretary, il IS evident he Military
/ Acalemy cinnuI, for Scat or two ilrhisl Sfadu-
atcs cuouet 10 suppl, vacancies and, since II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

GO \ writer in the Richmond Wing strongly
advocates the construction OF the Lyucllburs and
Tennessee Rail Road on State account We aplre-
bend that there very littIc hope that his patriotic
suggestion will fad much favor with the present
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
EE1ss.sHTs7RE .sg' .YgCT'F0.y.

fEtilE SUBSCRIBER, nterds. TO leave thi.
place, viii seli, nironl of Mrssrs. Payne q lur-
ncts Auction roou, on Friday fhe 9th ln,,. his
Household Furniture. consisting, in pant, Of
Mahogany Dining Tables,
DO High Post Bed,teads,
DO French do
DO Sdchoards
DO Bureaus
splendid set Tea China.
large Dining sctt,
Sofa, &c. &e.
Windsor and Fancy Chairs
Aud Irons Shovris aud rongs,
handsome Fmstlin Stove,
Mantle Glass,
Dressing do,
Brass AM Irons,
Also, fue Cow and Calf
SAN l.. AYRES.
Jauuar, 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
II FgSg' or gEg'X'y3FeS

DEN AINlNG IN the Post Office n Liberty. Va.
4 the 1t day o., January. ls35. which if not Ia
ken out, will be sent 10 tho General po,l once
H. Il lem
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LIST on LETTERS

ENAtNING IN the Posi- oace At lSnehburg
a oathe Isl of iauuas. la3s
{ = Persons asking tnf Letters in The following
Lat will please 81, that the, are a}ffrfjScd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

I o. Iietms.-This old &c tlcm1n will doubtless
nm an Infamous celebrity belofe II shall please Prov
l..,e IN remove him from this mundane sphere
we copy the following notice Of the proceedings in
IA. House Of Representatives the 29h ult. from
,tr Washington eorrespandence OF the Baltimore a
ncrcan
The House passed the day in the consideration
4 ntiitions Several hundred were presented from
,hr free States praying for tire Abolition of Slavery
and The Slave trade in the District OF Columbia aud
m the Territories against the annexation OF Texas
10 the Union, and for such regulation Of commerce
b,tween the States, that the Slave ade be abolished
in the States.
Mr.. ADAMS presented thirty or forty memo
vial, ON the above subjects AMI took occasion To say
su repeat that the resolution PASSED some day since
far ay ng the Abolition Memorials the table was
{i5us infamous, unconsti utioRd and IN tioiatoR Of
AeJiehtS Of the citizen.
.Mr. ADAMS also gave notice that at an early
,a, he should move for the RECESSION OF the
The last mail from philadelphia, lie sand, brought
him petition from that cry signed by large mum
Der Of the citizens, demanding the RECESSION OF thai
resolution. 4, AN ealI, day lac should piescu the
petition and offer resolution proposing The RECESSION
af the resolution preSc,!ted sonc days since by Nj.
PATTON, Of Va,
.Mr. ADAMS proposed to refer lis Texan pctl-
lions TO select committee. That being rccctrd. lf
mospo.ed 10 refer them, he slid 10 The committee
for d,ciariag rdr against Holico. meaning the
nittce on Foreign Ailalts Tor .sith committee hc
seems to have not much respect. lis motion was
rejected, and all lie IcN"u nVnullals, without dis
cu.son, were lad on tie abir.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
NsgP. &. EsGExa0TisA

EB EN- rms lis thanks t. the citizens Of Lynch
a. burg Ion Their liberal patronage, and would ro-
specially inform those DESTROYS OF taking lessons
the Flute aud Violin, thai he will remain in this
place about : weeks and would be happy TO continue
another session, provided school could be made up
If not lac will be necessarily compelled 10 leave this
place. Terms, as heretofore, 81 per session for
months.
January 2tT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
GRAND SCHEME !

BESIDES great number 0i $50 so 2bo sou &C &c,
Whole tickets S10--Ilalyes &j-tluartefs ~ 30.
For sale in great variety OF numbers at
TALBOT'S OFFICE,
Lynchbwg, ia.
~ Orders from the country enclosing CASH
or PRIZE TICKETS, meet with the most prompt
attention when addressedto
MELVILLE TALBOT,
LynehbVg, Ia.
Talbot CONTINUES to purchase every description Of
Uncurrca soiycnr, Bank Notes, and also pays The
highest +, r.ai4u for t,uld and SILVER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

r. Gen. Jackson, i'll a letter to the Editor Of the
Nashville Union contradcis statement made in the
Nashville Banner, that hc had recently in couscr,,-
rlon AT Nashville, expressed the opinion that M
Van Duren's administration must go.doNn; bat that
he would f;u in, glorious cause" Sc. The General
says: "Neitlor during my late visit 10 Nashville nor
on any other occasion, have used any remark, winch
can Justly such statement. it ,Srrbcs to lr. oIn-
iou> that never held, and fear, that ncyrr enter
tanned. lucycr for moment hMborrd the thought
thal he administration Of Mr., Van }uren would not
be suecc .s. and lie hen goes to endorse y ans
repnbiirapjsa. and the fidelity wild. winch lie hpa FOL
lowed IN the footsteps OF lis Ilu,rioas predecessor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

necessary fiji them nom other stations w ,tlc gl1
10 perceive the disposition 10 promote, from lie
ranks, those who are truly dcscHlng--a measure,
that, beyond doubt, will meet with general apptola
tlou"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
.sossS EsacIiAssE,sDS,
EDgC.sTfO.v:

NuE SUBSCRIBER will rc-comnencc his
4 School. at the place at whIo h il was kept
last year, on Monday the 9th oi January:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

c. Mr. Clay OF Alabama. lut,odut ed into the
Srnateon The iii ult. bill graduating thc price oil
Public Lands. 3, this bill, unsold land, are dhid.
ed into four classes, the price the l!rlies, being
y FER acre, and the lowest p ccnts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

q :" DIR. Mailor, the representative in Congress
lr>in the Norfolk district, took occasion. few d,,s
ago, in abiding to the Exploring Expedition,
to dennuncc the Secretary Of the Navy, rs
grossly incompetent fulfil the duties of1hat Office
and as enemy TO the Navy" Mr. Underwood.
of Ky also attacked the Secretaries Of, War and
State, and gave no:ce that he would move resuu-
tons calling for inquiry into their conduct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

Remarkable ami a'frnaiy oo9tlssac}ll ,asai5,q.
Dtrd ~ Tuc,day ulelr, the lathult a few minutes
before q clock tin residence of Mrs. Nancy Nor
us, III the county OF Henry, mhiIhef she had zrur on
VISIT 10 see her afflicted TREND aud hr,ul,hur Ms,
SAKAu AE,oLr, consent at Nh. Elisha Anold sen.
II ltr lin Year ol hen afc.-And n hljiy fYe MN
nles past = clock I'll the same night. aud IN the
SANE room, Mrs. NANof Monnis widow and iellct
oil beujauta 5. Mons, decd, bfeurd hcr fr, in
the 81 81 year ol hei aee
For many months, Mrs. Morris bad becn The sub
ect Of affection and for several DAYS previous
to her death her recovery bad been enf,fcl, despair
ed Of Ga Tuesday morning, Mis-. Arnold, WHO was
near nelehbor) visited GeI intending 10 spend i
icN houts-her,tH IN .ood health, hul expecting II
all likelihood 10 be called upon Il IA pea forming
the last acts III friendship 10 her afflicted lc0l. l;ut
oh thow Iuscrulabe are the "aNS Of Providence -
How Iiits do know What day on even an hour
hiiue forth - While couyeissng. Al out % loch
III thc c}cning, IN her usual cheerful stain. with
Minister Of the Gospel WHO WIS present Sic suldc-
~ complained Of pam III her lead. caqulrrl for two
Of her children, who had gone with be, n the morn
ny, tan.aikoL tlot she "a, "sicb ani ai-lcd TO 20
home She sp"ht no more AMI Vas s;ese.tel nom
t,'lfg 10 the uosr5 ., tuasc rpeScu,. ,,ho luincd
atclE conveyed her to bed, where Sire lay from that
Tim until she died, apparent mNen,ibIr OF the lea,
pun her breath becoming soir and sill sllairr-
She fnall, gently bteathcd hen Lost, without strug
eie. StmccS Werethc usual rites Of shroudng &c.
performed for her, before tho,e present were called
upon to perform the Ike services fot herhirnd The
writer OF IN, has visited tia chamber of the SICK aud
d>mg frequently, aud las viewed 'he approach Of the
grim monster uEd"r various circumstances; but
meyer before did ho witness scrue truly affecting
and awll,tly and powerfully impressive y is pre-
,cGtcd III lhc .a~e before rs, How Socmuly aud iot
clby should II admon.h Us, ne We also ready. Ion
III such an hour rs yc thnk not, tine Son OF Man
comcih. IHr drccdcuts have bgfh left an tNtcnS We
tram Of friends aud conurNan@)he one an aged com
nafIun and Ilrgr ,,t,.N OF tji!GfCn--thc other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
TalbOi's lottery a Exchange
eHEfE'sGEi.

.Yil0fICt fsINt'ff 51IifNFP'
f.cc-barg iC:..cnJ Lottery
Glass No. for ls5S.
TDbe 4ralca al dicrandrioon Saturday. Iial3 1887.
~ Drawing here Tuesday tie l6dl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

,,,,, ,l .ib,iitioa resolutions GA the oot Of the
,...,,e We do not lmpulc TO him any improper mo-
80. IN so doing but II does seem strange, thai
,,,,le he so promptly objected to Mr.. cay's sueges=
because it would pave the way 10 debate, lac
Ind directly afterwards have the opened the door
aud provoked the discussion himself
We hope the country may have a safe dcliserance'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04

cerdance with that instruction. That none
OF them were used by Mr.. Jefferson in his
original draft, but we're interpoated by the
Committee to whom Mr.. Jefferson submit.
ted It, as follows, the words thrown in by
tho Committee being in italics -
That these United Colonies are and of right
ought TO be, free and independent States that tiey
ara obsoped from aHaiieg,anee tohe British Groom
and that all political connection bstpeen them and
he State Of Great Britain rs. and ought 10 be TO-
tally dissOiUed."
As to the last Of the four parallel phrases"
says tbs Messenger, " We cannot trace them TO INV
other document. La the Mecklenbnrg Declaration,
The phrase stood, ito the maintenance Of which
Independence We selemny pledge TO each other
eur s,ulual cooperation, our lives. our fortunes
and our D0st sacred homer" In Mr.. Jcfferson's
Declaration, il ran. " and for the support of this
Declaration with Arm reliance on Divine Proyi-
deace, We mutually pledge TO each ether our
hvos, or fortunes, and our sacred honor" 1.-THE
words IL brackets we're introduced by the Com.
iHittet We have net been able TO trace the
origin OF this phrase 10 any other source, than
the hecklsnbuig paper; bot it may be- if we had
the state OF other papers of that remarkable age
before Us, eur researches might trace Mr.. Jeffer.
sons phrase 10 some ether intermediate channel,
or ia some common fountain"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04
ANOTHER WHO VIC TORY.

Rhode Isiaad.-Ihe n. Y Journal oil
Commerce says" We have returns from
all the towns IN the State except four. Will
liam Sprague Whit is elected Governor,
over John B. Francls Y. b. the present
incumbent; All the Wing candidates for
the Senate are elected +; and OF ~ members,
composing the House OF Representatives,
about two thirds are " higs. The great
popularity of Mr.. Francis, " no was elected
a year ago without opposition, has had the
effect 10 reduce the Wing majority below
What 1t was 1921 at the Congressional
lection last September, but nevertheless IT is
sufficient for all practical purposes, amount.
my to between and 500. The number OF
votes poIled is somewhat less than II was in
September. "-Lynchburg Vr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04
New YORK, April 90.

Specie BY Whoiesdie.-lhe packet ship
Gladiator from London, has on board 81 ).
100000 specie IN three parcels. " beth.
er she has other sums, we do not yet know
Half a million of dollars IN Sovereign;
wee deposited this morning III the Man
haitian Bank at their legal value Jour
Commerce.
Nep Orleans, April l2.-Specie. Up.
wards OF $500, 900 IN specie has been re
C, ived IN this city by arrivals from Havana
aud Mexico, within two days past. We
should like 10 see little of 1t 10 circulation.
IN. q. Herald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04

coming in the Hook, where she grounded,
Ut will, no doubt, get of a, high water.
Since her departure from Cork, she has used
only fresh water in her boilers, having on
board Mr.. Halls condensing apparatus.
We have TO thank her commander for
London journals TO the 30ih March, Liver.
pool I'd and Sd April instant. The late
hour at which we receive them compels US
TO give scant notice of their contents.
The further proceedings in the British
Parliament have no interest here.
Lord Dalhousie, formerly Governor Cen
eral Of Canada, is dead.
The differences between France and
Hayrl have been adjusted by two treaties,
which are officially published.
The diff rences between Holland and
Belgium now seem to be as far from adjust.
meut as ever.
Tranquility was fully restored at Lisbon.
we are authorized to announce JAMES
NJ. HUTCHINSON, as a candidate for a seat IN
the House OF Commons of the next Gene.
raj Assembly.
we are authorized 10 announce Capt. j.
u. SMITH, as a candidate for the office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 7. 1893 Ssf
We are authorized 10 announce WM. S.
NoRMENT, as candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 6, 1888. eSf
We are authorized to announce JAMES
TAGERT, as candidate for the office of
High Sheriff of this county at the August
election.
March 6, 1888. sef
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04

Adjournment Of Congress. A resolution
designating the first Monday IN June as the
day for adjournIng Congress, was ordered
to be engrossed III the Senate on the Ism
INST. but on the next day, when It came up,
on Its final passage, the farther considera
ton of 1t was postponed until the Both ult.
by vote of % TO II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04
LATER STILL.


From the ~ Y. Courier, april %
ARRIyALOF A STEAMER FROM EUROPE.
Last nigh, our news schooner Eclipse
boarded steamer Sirius. Lieut.. Richard
Roberts, r. N. commander, from Cork,
whence she sailed on the 4th instant. She
has performed the voyage without an acct.
dent save slight cue which betel her on
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04

ing was brought 10 him by Mr. James T. Brady,
and that he administered the oath without exam
ming 'hs cohtsuts Of the affidavit
Mr.. Brady was then sent for. who premptly
maze oath that Burke, who was then present, was
VIC same individual who had made the affidavit
oe'o'e aT. Warner, and that said affidavit vas in
'ne mana writing Of James b. Cheys Burke was
tnsieupoh Committed, and has since confessed
tha, Ns i the lerson who made the original aft.
ds'' aha 'hst he WAS persuaded to do so by two
persons unkHovR tohin!
W Resumption Of Specie Pounents.-Ws learn
that the Banks Of New YorA resumed Specie Paw.
menis on the 23d uli, in the fullest sense of the
term" Several OF the Banks of Boston have com.
menced redeeming their small notes 70 specie
The Bank OF Virginia and Farmers Bank have
alss commenced issuing 81 and 81 notes, redeem.
able in specie.
1.-THE four companies Of Volunteer Infsntry,
ordered from this State for the Cherokee service,
were 10 rendezvous a, Franklin, Macon county.
on the lst instant.
1.-The Corner Stone of the United States Ar
sena was laid a, Fayetteville on the 9Th ult with
imposing cereRenIes.
1.-THE bill to reduce and graduate the pric of
the Public Lands, has passed the Senate. 1t ro-
vldes thai lands which have been Ten years in the
market may be entered o. Is cents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04
AWFUL CALAMITY.
600 Houses burnt i'm Charleston

w are d,bt.u to zip from the oilie, OF the
Columbia Times, for the following letter TO cu.
zen OF Columbia, giving an account oil the moo,
awful calamity that ever helol Charleston a, any
time. What melancholy spectacle Charles
ton jus, aboui 10 become the Emporium Of the
South is laid waste ia the farest and most bust.
ness portion OF the city. This calamity prevent.
cd the Charleston Offices from issuing either news
papers or slips.
CuARLEsroS, April 2Sth, 1888.
SiR--A fire. bricks out here last night about 9
o'clack, aud continued 10 burn all might. and until
10 o'clock today, consuming about 600 houses, IN.
cluding tho Charleston iietel and The new Mason
&c Hall lou will have the particulars IN print
The loss Is varieusly estimated, at from three 10
i've millions OF dellsrs. aud il is supposed that IT
will break both tho Fire and Marine ans Union In
suranco Companies, the Charleston Insurance. and
Trust, II IL said will uar about S225,n00 The fu-
ms IS bounded as follows from Mdtket-strest,
deWn Church To Cumberland thence un Cumber-
land Ia Archdlle up Archdao TO 81. Phillips, up
st. fh,lhps TO Liberty, down Liberty to SoeIsty,
dawn Socisty 10 Cooper river, down Cooper ri'er
nearly to Markc, agaa Sublnlned Is list OF
somo OF the best buildings.
H. b. Gleason. Grsuuiss, White ~ Co. Miller,
Ripley Il Co., kclsv n llasissd, Parish Il Co,
Hayden, Moilat, u Calder, Nlldnan n Co, De-
f,ueer & Co. Sicddard, Miller Il Co.
|, 10 ss,d that ~ lives have botr lost tour bo-
dies have been found some very respectable men
are missing and supposed TO be burned up
You can scarcely conceive any thug so terrible
al one tine there solid ilame eastward ifsn'
klng.streot 10 Cooper fIver.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship George Washington. at
New York, brings Liverpool papers to 26th
March. The New York Courier, Journal
of Commerce, and Gazette furnish the fol-
lowing items:
The English papers are much occupied
with the topic OF American trade, and as
much rejolced now to see gold going out TO
the United States as they were ~ announc-
ing lis movement in the opposite direction
twelve months ago.
The coronation of the young Queen is to
take place IN June.
The water has broken into the Thames
4 Tunnel once more. No lives lost.
The George Washington has on board
GI94 900 sterling. Passengers, J. &. King
aud J. A. King and others.
Accounts from Sweden speak of great
deficiency IN provisions there, and conse-
quent suffering a;..ong the People.
The city of Lisbon became the scene of
bIoodshed and confusion on the 9th March,
in an attempt, on the part Of the lever orders
to upset the Queens power, and to subvert
the existing Government. A conflict took
place IN the Roclo, or Inquisitlen Square
which ended IN complet defeat Of the rebels,
the killed amounting TO between % and 10.
At the date OF our last advlces from Eng
land, by the George Washington, trade IN
the manufacturing districts was represented
as very much depressed, and little hope was
INDUCED IN of any immediate rei,et. OF
manufactured goods there was large stock
on hand, and very few orders we're received
from America for new goods. Prices of
almost every description Of merchandise
were falling, and the transaction, with the
exception of cotton, we're on very limited
scale.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04

Teras. The New Orleans Bulletin of
THURSDAY last, is much alarmed at the ten
or of private advices from England, that the
British government is about to acknowledge
the Independence of Texas, and thus destroy
all hope of lis annexation to The L. States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04

1--we invite attention to an article in pfeced-
ing cnlum from the Fayetteville Observer relative
to the Mechlcnburg Declaration OF Independence.
From It ws learn that the Charleston Courier (ior
at do not take the Courlsr) expresses doubt OF
the authenticity Of the Mecklsnburg Declaration
II Independence. We ara Surprised that after so
much has bsen card aud proved Of It's truth that
any perstn 10 The South should doub, ils genuine
ness but should the Editor Of The Courier, so Tar
cundsscsnd as 10 pas Us visit, # he still doubts
on the subject, We have no doubt that 10 the com.
pass Of Meeklsnburg and Cabarfus Counties We
produce t,n, or perhaps more, respectable liy-
log witnesses to tho fact. II this will net satisfy
han wo do not know what will.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-04
Drugs and .EEediCisieS,

and by an arrangement made with a gen.
tIeman at the North, we expect TO receive
Medicines regularly, which will enable US
to sell at short profits, aud furnish fresh ar.
and body are afflicted we are unwilling 10
distress Pocket Books. We will, therefore,
sell Medicines cheap, either wholesale or
retail.
WILLIAMS & BOYD
Nay. 1888. g6tf