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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

2fB6lsIA:--ti nj. held IL The Clerk, re,..,
cut superior court o. Ia" aud ehencefv. igr III &
L.srnbutg. ii sisi dev OF Innuar, ia ~ wv
yoaa huntington rad Constance liis an pl=..
ae2a4yt
john Perez, al. AMI agie,bY Pisrfuan Wjlli,, W
Jot-s Scott and Jult his WIZ, Jau4es u hin, tor
ma Seot john Seotf rnd Aaitha Srotf shir,, - - 10
Scott. John Gaffcu and Nancy bis Nie y Iliar hlfss
Pa1cY his vie Edmund hittinctou an IDIOT I 1T -
l)anlal hs committee, anil lam.- T.. NiIti, ia 81
hurteH eai Ehza hs vi, fhhnn. Scott and Il ~ a.
ar.. Addison, Gerge l.emiat, Franr,z and 4 n a. ii.
tn-ton, infant cldran OF Stark Witliuelon snd ~ t
his win, a.. 1a.H
The defendant Ocls>5a riernan, not lm,iue ,,,,
nrpraHnre and rf,n security. according I, Tho - ~.
A. mbs, anl the rules Of this ourt. and II nn e q
satisfactory q lenee that he inhabitanl Of non
NY II Is ordered. that the said defendant do ,, rG'
ON tn 1st day "flhe tern and nns4ser tho m 1e
Palnis ant ttat1e copy OF tbs order be forthwith ne
ma soma nrspnp'r printed in the town di Isnclhur eI
months successfully and posted the from, door Of ~ ~
house. in the SAID town. WV court
4 Copy r,ste,
II. ROBES ~,
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Charles c.,nnev. Thomas Mckinuce, John Nc,,
samuel branch. Jhnus \. Clay, Joel Nckinee WIFI,
nhsuhi, John ltaghes, lneas Dnpav Ds,fd Bride.
hatt53 hs Vita, Peter Mckinney, and the Prsle, Dr.
ond Company oi the Bans Of the United States ;"
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Eft,uet Of isgf faga. Hfroaa dated Hayea l..
Our governor. ten. Iaeoa. has been recalled, on
account Of the complaints tlal have been sent to
Spain with regard u his 1es 9otisf1, aud oil a quarrel
with the IutcnIaat. It seems 10 me that he has
not been thaahed hedesHtyes. for tire immense good
he rs done 10 Havana, Ia forming the Police. and
cmJeiIshing the CITY. Batile nust pay Tor the faults
he has committed and oHiy IoIe that his lastltu-
tons VIII not BE- Destroyed OF weakened. He will
leave few friends aa#oae tie nobility aad grandees.-
but most other, viii regret Lin.
GOOD NLayEs.-iiie White Piseor q zetle his
an account 81 a Cdnadlaa from the nelghborhood
OF Icroafo, HdfBcl / h3Iuas Smith, WIN lad his
,Jm torI u siifttls BY a l%hreshlHg machIna, and Il WAS
necessary To am9uta.e he stump; ahd "Ltle under
the operation ha efiHeeda degree oi iIfdaass seldom
cquaIci-not a teal nor . gioal c capped nom hun.
Daring tie Whole oil lie operation, winch occupied
1bnut twenty minutes, ne .aug with an unwayellng
voice, the well known popular ar, " Home, sweet
home.'
GaaJlote.-Atth the recent tern of tie Cour of
Sessions at Columbia, :. L. Il gambler, known by
the name OF Mi. joins LAht.tR, Was sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment aud S2s0D fine-but unfor-
tunateIy the black ie1 has been enabled 10 make his
csc Pc through the tr.teflal sympathy ofhis bail.
The Arkansas papers are filed with murders
DR.. VIM {. Howell ut, Killed at Liale Rock ON
the ls'h Ill. III 4 street fight With guns, BY David +.
Douglass, a lad. aeel IL llowells ann missed.
and his ball entered Tire breast ol a black grl, whose
~ IS utsp'litd ol.-A IN. tohdfue, while IN a ca
noe, near Napoleon, (mouih OF \ rlansas,) wa, shot
from the bushes, aud LitIed Instantly, on the leu,
uIt. \ man named YIN. Adam WIS arrested as the
supposed mufderer.-Aug1stus l.. Glover, while
travelling gu the puiIe highway from hs residence
On the R.dtorh Bayou, 10 his iatheraa-law's III com
Pl"y with his vile, a young lady aud two gentle
men, Wa siioi by a person concealed Ia The Woods
Suspicion rested OF a ndn natned Immersion, with
whom Glover had had some difficulty. aud he was
arrested, #l1la horrible statc u society
AIpouhlen@5y The Prest7eatgf1 eras.
JangsD. H%aaaItoa. ESQ, Consul II The Repub-
lie of Texas, Ion the PoIt q Charleston, l. S. a.
George Dobson, Esq. Consul ol tine kepabae OF
Texas, Tor tn Fort OF Mobile, L. :. A..
John /" Hodge, E>q, Consul otlhe Republic OF
Texas, for the polt Of PtiIadelpla, [. s.. a.
Henry II. Williams, E-q., Consul OF he Rcpob-
lie Of Texas, Tor the fort OF Baltimore, L. 5. \.
}. r. Cores, ESD, Goasni OF the Republic Of
Texas, iortle polt ol Nltelnteehes. L. s. \.
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ExNCIg8UR&, April. &.


y bill IS now before the Senate Of NJ. .s's'i'.
vii doubtless pass, whIrh pfoytlas Ill.,, 'A' md
shall purchase and pay for all the s,o.l. - eii'
&c. OF the Enc Railroad Company all l2#ta',
proceed 10 construct the work. co.a upon
season with the section between1o n 11,
Hudson canal x the Chenango canal. " II and
pose three millions of dollars are ,n,,... NJ Pof.
borrowed on a 5 per cent. stock. ''s1 To 1s
This IS an important and prpra,,t f..
entitled to the calm aud dispa., ioo,,.@ y, a' % veil
the people OF VngiuIa at this t,na Oh
Lutte failure of the partnership nr,,,n,l. ~ ''o
State aud incorporated Compa,;es -, se
been in operation for some twenty = Ia
sttuct any work Of LEADING inp5yf ,,ea = =
%pfomotiYc Of the prosperity Of the S,,f. y In
and beneficial 10 The people in aio,I,.-a.. a9'
Of taXatioa, has c npellel so m.ny ,a1..,...
patriotic minds to SURRENDER thair e,fly coa..a. ~
OF It's greater efficiency and economy and f., ..a.&
to a certain extent, the policy pursne5 J..
\ DIRK, ONO, Pennsylvania and otbr, s,,...
winch they have spread out their lines If NJ
communication in eycry direction, deyeopioo ,hn.
internal resources, fllins az their unee,,lal. :,
flt"ry with an enierpusing population. eab,..5a,s a.
''tue by Increasing the pfoIuctgcness oi lla.
lands and bringing them n|eafrrto marker 6ll,r tn.
State Iteasule. with an ANNUALLY anqnentiog f.i=
aud hIo'ung 'tot their statute book the very n,aeaf
taF"tt'H' Ne" lofN tas been particularly Ilr..aJ
IA tins respect; and it is because New Yod. 3l,s.
has parsuedthe proper policy IN relation to improve.
meuts--2nd that is, by deyotlng the whole Of 10,
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A8oa.ENEDFEe SCWE1lE.

Bcsldes a great nUmbcr Of 9N0, SOD, 40, nc. DC.
Whole Tickets Sl0-lalvcs S5-qumlers - so.
For sale IN Il great variety Of choice numbers AT
TALBOI'S LUCKY OFFICE,
Lyncbbara, IA.
a. Ordcrs nom the country, accompanied with
the cash, OF pile Tickets, for Tickets Ia any Nr-
giaia Scheme drawnby d. S. Gregory x Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal tennis effected, on addressing letters
(post paidl to MELVILLE TALBOT,
LYHctbHre, Ia.
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...4 --A e. aA f444A ia H4HH= 81
.f..r .ptf., ..... I..# s,..5fs tszf4.# tl4s bfs,
ME- ,,..-@ 49,. sr.t.s I4ti4a.-
But taei Itr.4 4fts - r.a#aHas is. ticking
I line vi. t,fcuaas .rHer.b aia f|aeiaIe ! p.pe9.
4tbr,c v,.s. rvs.-. f..tH# IN 4#44.a a. Is a. sAGHss
7 nov tArt.-f is fs#. #"nH#H#. -H# fH4#s# millions III
.,.,..r,. ,.f.. #....,rt 81 t##### I=4## To- Tia /
,itrl >....t S.#.- tffs# s5## H4rHaf HIH= |tHU4I4=
.uo4 .s.r.s.f .r.Fat r5H-f. testing uH#H# ra.a.
and iai,yticd "a, La .y,.ttty5r= 4. tue aItsle 1nass
.ut.r-t l.. ,.a, l. l.k .55I#a# necessary #IeTHd-
sent the r,.l,..R. H## r=#H=4F H#H#.4## ##a# HH#HHHss
.rl,br c9i. ,,,9 ..#ffsss asaHHsHeh IA a
muuat O.. ,.t...# ..#I 70 tasP TT 1T n Il
winch , r,.....# al .#.#s ID s#IesI.Ha. s.H##I s.
The tE...t %. .-s..ft e. ###sa - ourselves - efaHHf II
I eu. mn p.n....a aI fI#f##fH 8#= aa#es+ WHICH Is
|lu iLc ..r .t nh tire commercial a4#uH4 - 4ess
.gt s...ns -rrc.rt t. ia Iui different fa#sHa af sfatHe
ne same url.frv.
Vrou tL.> >aifcri sc nay. perhaps. form SOME
GENERAL idea. p, compaiIu- ourselves with ath J..
ValousHme.. uu doubt. exsf. 1. dfIefeut plaees
and countries. 10 modify. either ~ cHlalziae OF III.
minishmc. the demand lor mono, 81 currency IA The
Transaction, of business still the amount 1T ffafie
and commerce. may FURNISH = general element Il
COMPARISON hc'aeeI df.IrfHHf st5tHs# #|IHaisasa
The aggregate at Al r4rau Hmfafls a. 4Haas stAfet
hundred suI eighteen ln.Isuis lial al ~iHsllaj.
reckoning dc pound stettas Il ! - a.atn, ~
tour hur. 4ta .lttI by ~ .IfaHs. rs uaff5s ! eaH as
rtissiu fh, cureacs - England bone H. aItetds
.,r Of, .r>ft I'.. OTIS STERLING 81 fae hHzf.1 ana
et-Ht, ,...t nHIHsa, do i1fs. Il W Rah oil a
result 't.n4 t.,s, f'uHaf58Hs. tie csffrues Of lie
js.tt S.Ifs>, N n.1 bs #Hua. Should L. oHe hun
dIri ttH lIr,tN urtH# rs. ~ orlstfa b. egHaH - iIlf
ui Eu-iyrI. boo setoratHe 10 IL = IHaffs Il tie
Itca,UtN. DO odd aaf. ts.H# ~ lG4t year. eseeeI nc
hundred .uI ,.-itN a. Iis.fl7.
oar population - aaoai e4ual 10 thti OF England
abd Wales. I.eatoHH. eloaf mercantile tonnage,
..,F,.. .u. H.|. Hra.- - bHfH #.. Hp 4. 10 TaH4fI#T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

fsII.. narrN INV a. f#Hs county,. / rs / HfHfNf
houeser. Ia he a ed dtai ~ high isanHot De-
te,e T. eNsss H@-sz#x=a A. fnssf afd supaa>la- che
hall ls sam ~ be "a - 5auss. filtfs nlIi40fS 7ret
eire .iafaan. - IA rfIf4ze iiauds. Ne Lave sffe'
hun 4rrd backs al bfaaeIes. VIII ea#Hfaz ass'-nta
for tie srruflis 81 theIr Hafe, and bis. aa5oaus#E iu
two nuratei aud eelay ~raioss. Inc SD. Gus 81
i.ank Iiu1es ~ aefual sIfeu aflaf : 81 asea ID Gee one
Lnndred H4Ilsans; - fEas Haf Whine sHsatfiioa is
about o4c tuaiir4 aad lalHs Haiii9as. "a eiae'l.
If iehls due 10 the bank. 81 lie afHoaai III i'eif
Iua 5 ami discounts. ~ se tssea p i5ut HtAsi'-
and fly nlilieas.
Now. 81, ih5s rs short safeu,a; cSl bis %
once a general nusIue II aaf eAfssnS sAsie" I'D
currency ard CREDIT Y sc II zasHl aiHaHi e..
r.ofc, or pro9ars 1T lafks. - t0e8 assfsseH aHa
appropriate c4nfat. aHd sc see great an,ugut due
to thest b4hkS. iHrsE AaA @t#ehlsfs EeuetstN b.
long 10 the CLASSES 81 aelse business, o. arc such rs
have TAKEN m efsHss I.f nsa asss 81 tH'est1eut 10
lands or nicfeflsaalzs. booking - iufufe faaersHs IS
the means Of fepayneHf. I've eauatfe tins stateot
circulation. of bank caIHsai sna aaak debt, win tue
same thingsin England, important aiie1snets VIII
not fail 10 strike Us.
Tie whole paper circulation 81 tue.aad. ly the
latest accounts, u tWenfs.riEbt millions sfet5tac-
made up OF eighteen millions Al Bank al England
notes. andtcn miii.eos 81 ibc notes # rafste t7nh-
e.. and 10 >lacA companies bullion m the f5Hh
nine aaa . la4 a4a.iaass debts las iaH hsnA u'I-n-
GLAND ts enfszfsa and 8 I=if - ians. 4He aaouHt
mIoaus AID df<seHu=a pHfa5e H#HaeIs al 5oii
stock cam t3ies 4 80 nsuafN sfzfzi. laHfrte, DO
the public aeeeaa#< 1T 5saf f4e sa4He ffaFaftaH
oihe3t aatas ~ eafa#sIsfeH- - nalae H4seai Il eHa4s
81 Eugteua. Ii would exceed fatsse Hsl# ans. We
,say. therefore. tae IT, amount ui ltHk drbt' ln
fn,lsul To he thy I've milton. TT | saIHo.e
that. olihe seert.tfs sarttH y Iaeh1Ha Of f.az#aHi. Ia
thequct Notes c|ulstsafe - iar4s put, IN ofHst words,
thai a lAlge paft 81 b. s1aS deli X iae - govern
msut. The auauat ot eela "a asiall circulation -
e.iia afea n hH lHa4as aHt a Ia mti#iaHs ia"
Whole amoaas ut circulation m ENGLAND. me- tlt tnd
paper. Is usually staltf. IN tuaa.t numbers, 1T a'N
mulions 0llea. ia8fe he pound sfeilae 3" - 90
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STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,

Usually found IN the largest Stocks. l think tn
prices cauuot lalI 10 give entire satisfaction. | hop@
u@Iere.o'c, for call rom ny iiienls and the public.
JOHN GsMEEN.
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0 ! Prize OF $40. Gee
u 70 prizes OF E,O00
.Nna(GEk .EcchNMirks EOfkcrN.

ExrRA GLASS;, No.. ., ron 1858,
To be drawn at Richmond, On Thurs lay, l2lh
April, LBS.
g De1ring reecircd 1t this Office on .Soao-
day the IiA inst.
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TcSIlcS SIV 80 NC, NC, Nc.
Whole Tickets only S4-lIaiycs S!-Quatels 81.
For Sale ut
TALBOT'S Lorrrnr x EXCHANGE OYrlcr.
LU1c+blre, Ia.
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In II
REV sP2:RNG GOODS.

AN receiving ny supply of FRESH SPRING
Il GOODS. Ihe assortment IS large, and in II are
computed all ttc varieties OF
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STATE or North CAROLINA,

MEthLENBtR re COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas ~ Quarter Sessions, ipri
Tenn, 1898.
Samuel II. Smith
rs. Original Attachment.
3. VI. Flanagan.
LEVIED 90 3 negroes, supposed to belong Ia
defendant VIZ: Luctus, about II wears old,
Wallace SIX years old, and Nancy eleven
wears old.
Ef appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court, tn, the defendant - not mn IN
hubltant Of this State, Ord,red. therefore,
that publication be- made SIX weeks IA the
Charlotte journal, that unless he appear at
The next Court Of Pleas and Quarter SEES.
SONS, to- be held Tor MecklenUurg county,
n the Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on the 4h
Monday in July next, and then ana there
plcad or replevy, Judgment by default will
be- entered against hum.
Witness, Brsly Oates, Clerk Of our said
Court, q, Office, the 4th Monday in April,
\. u 1875 n OATES, e, G. e.
Nag 3 1898 Price adr SIS fh2
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NEW SPRING a. SUMMER
GOODS
LITCHFORD n OLIVER,
Merchant TaiIors,

fAYEITENILLE STREET, RALEIGH, n. C.
NiE Subscr beers have just locelved, and
are now opening at their store, a beau.
liiul assortment OF Goods 10 their line, con
sIsttng OF Cloths, Cassltneres aud veslIngs Of
every colour aud quality, in fact every thing
that can be found ~ any similar establish.
ment IN The Country-wh,ch We respect
July request our friends aud the public to
call aud examine before purchasing else.
where, as we are determined toseII on such
terms Us cannot fad Ia SUIT the purchaser.
LlTCHFoRn & OLIVER.
Raleigh, Nay 7, 1893. noG
7, 5, Orders from distance will meet
with prompt attention. l.. 80.
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TERMS:

Two DOLLARS. II paid ia advance.
Tso Dollars and tiity Cents, Ii not paid within
re months.
(hrec Dollars, il not paid until the end Of The
b.
% paper discontinued until all arresrages arc
except al the option Of the Editor.
Embellishments inscribed al Uas Dollar spcr
Re sf the first insertion. and % cents or each
nusucs. Court Advertisements and Sheriff.
. charged 70 per cent higher aud dedUc.
Of 335Pst. cent. viii be made from the regu.
prices. Tor sdycrts-srshy ,hs year.
geHi.-dsjor r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
I'll ior the Journal, and is authorized 10 receive
bey and give receipts in my name. IT,. II.
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NOTICE.

VIE subscriber having qualified as ad.
mrnis'rator on the estate of James S.
Drief, decd, requests all persons indebted
10 said estate TO come forward and settle ;
and those baylug claims are notified 10 pre-.
sent them properly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or thus notice will
be plead IN bar Of their recovery.
A. VI. BARRY, admir-.
May I2. 1888. 400
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EATE OF NORTH cAROLIgA,

NTCKLHNBURG COUNTY.
Irfof Pleas and Quarter .Ssssions, April
Term. -5-.
kph II. W ilson, Eseeulor -,
Of ". Mornson, - -
lames ". W. Faris. w
ped on The lands Of defendant, ADJOINING
Hand. Of is.aihan X %, Z-uas A. Grer
others, lying On the waters of Steel
+k.
appearing 20 the satisfaction If the
Court, that the defendant - an inhab,
! of another State. Ordered, therefore
publIrslinn In made slN seeks ~ tn.
Hottie Journal. Coz said ]. ". " Farm
Spleat NJ the 0esi Couri-uf Pleas AMI
ncr sessions, TO be held tnr the county
frckrntur., Ut The tou'ihouse ~ Char
40 lhr iih Monday ~ JaiA newt, ann
and there shcw Gauss, (,t any he ha.)
an Oder should not b. made Cor th,
of said land
aues-, Baly Oates, Clerk &C our said
b. nj Odicc, The An Monday IN April.
lsa-.
u. OATES, e. &C.
~ ls3s. Prize a5r as fut
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTICE.

\WING to the pressure of the times We
shall hereafter sell at the following
tfs -
mon Bar Iron, and seollup Al o. cts. per ID.
i ruc aod tim Rolled Iron q. q cts. per ID.
b al copts per ID.
tiny, 81 81 cents per ID.
] Irons IL cents per N.
FULEEN fDER & BURTON.
~ II, ISIS aDi
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NOTICE.

EEANi\G purchased from J..
t<aDA IN X, Nicely his House and
issi3ka Lots ~ Charlotte, the same IS
,AhsAx now for rent or lease, for enc or
more s,n,s, II applied for immediately The
stand Is so we'll known that further par'lcu
lars Is deemed unnecessary IN m article at
the kind. ! viii only say thai II is one OF
this best for Tavern IN Charlotte.
GEORGE CROSS,
March 27h 1898, gItf
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Wanted.

n . 'nufneymcn CABINET Makers, -.
~ wnlkmcn of sober and stead, ha
T'',sot work and good wages viii be
/ no others need apply.
sh,. =. Jos, T. PRITCHARD.
u.s. may !, 1888. 961
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I'D Dollars Reward.

Cd ANYWAY ffam the sub.
ASA scftbcr, on Fhursda, the
ess1 l0h 81 Nay negro g,rl u1m.
fNA "a Ally. about II years
old, heavy built, had ua ~hcn
--skss She lell hemc o spotted calico
'rurk sind a red shawl round her peck. Ii
IS supposed that she will make bach, I, Nlr.
suHa lhruugh Charlotte. The above re.
onrd vii be- pad 10 any person who vail
take sad negro and hodge fer n JAIL In.
formation eau be directed to S.rirg Rock.
JAS ROBINSON.
Fisbing Crtek Chcaer Dat s. 4.
Hoy ~. ls3s. ti00r
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Domestic EGa0gemeW-The following
article is from the pen Of Mrs. Constant, the
Ednrcss Of the Mothers Monthly Journal
Child: Mother, | want piece Of cake
Mother: | hav'nt cot any--l'S all gone
G: know there's some up in the cup.
board ] saw II when you opened the door.
III: Well, you don't need any now cake
hurts children.
C., No it don't, (whining) do want a
piece; mother, unayn't have p,ecel
VI. BE still, | can't get no now, I'm busy.
G: (crying aloud) want piece ofcake,
| want piece of cake.
NJ: BE still, | say, shan't give you bit
if you don't leave off crying.
C.: (still crylngl lwant piece of cake.
want piece ofcakc, wan, piece Of cake.
VI: (risIng hastily and reaching piece. J
There, take that, and hold your tongue I
Eat 1t up quick, hear Ben coming. Now
don't tell him you've had any.
Ben entcrs) c.: I've had piece ofcake /;
you can't have any.
Ben: Iesl will mother give me piece.
NJ: There, take that; II seems as II
never could keep bit Of any thing in the
house. You see, sir, TO the chIld) IT you
get any thing next time
Another rooin) c.: I've had piece of
cake
Young Sister. Oh, want some too.
&: Wen, you bdmi, and mother'li give
you piece.
A Baltimore paper says, Human Sse'e.
ION has been brought 10 tina, city from the
Rocky Mountains, near the head waters OF
the Missouri, in height eight feet nine IN
ches, and weighing one hundred and eighty
nntnIS
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Paf.a !-fedls:
EtTsls.ss EkE, S0SATsbEs
fuM
Er0H0Bsy and III vifh.

III .uhsrritrss have purchased The
night Vt using the ahate Machine h.
Foun'y u Nccklcub'irR, respectfully 81
their friends aud the public general,
|lhey have on" IN operation "a Lnaflntts
y any one ~ the tonn Of It's vicimt,
Paw iheit beds renovated. The peo
b lhe country ar Informed that tbpt
(dlo t,s'i every neighborhand ~ a short
80 that all lnay have an opporruni,y NJ
Hshs utility. For further particular,
landbdls.
A. NONTGOM cry.
g. ". ltut ; ION
b Il laas. gaf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-01

In the twenty six States, there are eigh
teen Wing Governors, and eight treadlng ia
the footsteps. Ofthe latter, three, uamel
in New York, Mississippi and Michigan,
will have leave TO retire at the next election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-01

The King Fish Of Barren Rlrer Caught
Hobson and Powell four most expert angiers)
were fortunate enough 10 catch, On our rlv'
er three miles above Bowling Green with
a small perch hook, blue cat fish that
weighed one hundred and thirty one pounds,
aud measured at least SIX feet. Where
such fish can flourish, steamboats, may IN
safety flourish Ga.ttfe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-30
ENEirCFGT.

There have been arrival, during the phs'
week, which give Us foreign news several
days later; but we do no. notice, except in
the ference of da'es. any great chaogc
On the European continent or in Great
britain. The Canada rsb ion has almost
or quite ceased to be a subject Of engro5s-
ing interest there: Us both the 'ldnes
from this side, and the pub &c faith in the
efficacy Of the ministerial plans lesd the
people to regard the matter as settled.
Commcrclal advjces d. rot indicate any
romarkabc change" Money continued 4
drug, aud such American securities, as
were REGARDED safe, were bought with
ayidl'y, There is gratifying change in
the tone Of The press toward this country,
aud some Of The newspapers which have
been most abusive 10 America as an iu5ol-
vent debtor now teen with concentrations
Of the American mercantile community.
The news from the ConIinen, seems
nov favorable tn the cause Of he Queen OF
Spain. Tremendous engagements are
spoken Of in which the Queens troops
have gained great advantages, Though
one would think this gave the Prc'ender
quite enough to do, yet it is stated that he
entertained serious designs upon Portugal.
Accounts Of Souther'ands movements n,
Bpls i anc, and the capture of the schoon-
or Ann by the loyals's, were published IN
the london evening pancrS Of the GOTH
IRE Conrlrr Of that date makes on'g thi,
comment upon the ac,s then knoNn:-
"The excellent spun, displayed by Tho
population Of Upper Canada, leaves ~
without unea-lner5 IA To the results o
these buccauectlng spocularlous on tho
psrt Oft few individuals IN the United
. STATES; bat in how melancholy hpht d,
they not place the Executive G1vprnmon
of that country when, with an apparcp
wish 10 maintain an honorable line of con
.Uci toward England, they are uuabIn t,
restrain their own citizens from rcpcatc,
acts Of aggression on the uucf'ndlng lnhab
Ilanls Of a ueghborlng country
The frecdom Of the city Of London bo
2 been offered to Mr. Stevenson the Ameri
: can Minister by the Court of Lord Mayor
J Alderman and Commons. aud declined b
, Mr., s. on the ground that he was nor, un
t der the constitution aud usages of his coun
lrJ, and the rules prescribed for the gov
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-30

Miss Marlincau, in her Western Tray
ols,' gives The following portrait Of Mr. Van
Boron, now President Of The United
Slates:-
"Mr. Van Buren, and his son happened
to be in Albany, and called on me this af.
tcrnpon. There is nothing remarkable in
the appearance Of this gentleman, whom
Afterwards saw frequently at Washington.
lie Is small IN person, with light halr, and
blue eyes. wns often asked whether ]
DID not think his manners genllcmaply.
There is much frlcndness in his manners
;or he il a kind hcsrtcd man he ia also
rich in Information. and lets il come out on
subjects 10 which be cannot contrvc to see
any Danger in speaking. Bn' his manners
want the fraUkue.s and confidence which
ure essential to good breeding. lie qnea-
tons closely without giving anything in
return. Moreover, be niltors 10 a degree
which so cautious mnn SHOULD long ago
have found out to be d'sagrecnbe: aud his
| ila'ery Is not merely praise Of the person
he IL speaking 10, but worse kind silll--a
scop'icism mud rdjcu'c OF objects and per.
coma supposed to be dstusteiu! to the one
he l. rOnvcrsng with.
fully believe tha, h. is an amiable ant
lndn'gent domestic man, and reasonobl,
political master, good scholar. and
-htrNd man Of business; but he hos th
,Cepllclsm which marks the lower order q
politicians. II public career exhibits ~
one exercise of thai faith IN men. and pre-
ference o. principle to petty expcd,ency