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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
!. Our own opinions Of the " Poetry Of Ira
yelling" corroboratcd.
~ 'S 4"pNtA s'pe1 h1ttft'sef.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18th, 1898.

yelling" corfoboratcd. "@ ssmE "~ #.
Correspondence Ofae Nerayk Daiiy Advertiser.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept I5h 1898.
] was much pleased 10 see in your paper of Thurs
day evening las; paragraph from the 'Madisnnian"
headed, Poetry Of travelling" through New Jer-
sey. The account there given Of the horrors Of
Journey from New York 10 Philadelphia, by the IL
o'clock line is perfectly accurate, and does not exag
gerae the matter in the least, as my sad expe-
rience assures me. One little circumstance how
ever, was omitted in thai araSraph which seems to
give additional beauty TO the arrang and CON-
veys more extended idea Of the effronteIy Of the
" propretors." II may not be known to all your
readers that the company who own This line are for
hidden by their charter charge more than $3 fare
from New York 10 Philadelphia, ii passengers are
conveyed form Bordentewn 10 Philadelphia by steam-
boat, or by railroad the Jersey side via Camden
In order TO eyade this law, they obige their unfor
tunae victims TO travel mp to Trenton and then go
down on the Pennsylvania Side, by doing which they
change what fare they please So thai actually all
who come in The ~ O'clock line have paya dollar
extra for the Inconvenience they suffer.
The total neglect Of the baggage also comes with
peculiar grace from The "proprietors" who have
he tellowing notice printed on their tickets; AN
bag 5age al the risk Of the owner thereof. The pro
prietors binding themselves to charge or care of
the same whatever, either express or implied >"
While at the same time they so dispose of The bag
gage to render il utterly impossible for The pas
sengers To look after their own effects. .,.
have travelled much and in many countries, and
say with truth, that never on any route saw such
utter reckleSsless of the comfort of passengers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

AnSoLp's CHILnREs.--H has been generally un-
derstood that the family Of Benedict Arnold have
enjoyed apension from The British Government ever
since his DEATH recent official report from
Committee Of Parliament, states that two sons OF me
traitor OF The revolution, are now living in England
and that they are in the receipt Of joint pension Of
fl62. One Of the sons James r., Is 81 years OF age
and the other William +. is H--Ale1. Gazette.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

The Franklin Republican 81 the LIST inst. says-|We
happy learn that fhe Atchafaays Rail Rod so
long in contemplation, is about to- be commenced in
earnest II IS to commence at that beautiful and fou
rshng village Of the western part Of Louisiana, (Ope-
lousas,) and terminate at the Mississippi river,
Point Coupee, The completion Of this road will rem
der Opeousas second only to New Orleans hisStato
the general fertility ef the soil, and the immense
number Of beef cattle raised in thai section Of The couh
try will ensure canstsat employment for the cars
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

GREAT ,r,--The heirs Of Duoreuisi and others
have brought suit The frs. District Court against the
first Municipality for the restitution Of the property
situated between Ur,uline and Esplsnade Ievee and
Rcmpa streets. and for So 500 600 damages The suit
is brought claim founded upon grant made by the
F,ench government N 174J 6e attorney Tor the
claimants is Christorsi G. De Arn,as Esq. The pro-
perry claimed is estimated to be worth 81, 900 0o0. .
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

TTEALTH AND BEAUTY--An explanation Of The
laws Of growth and exercise through which pleas
ing contour, symmetry of form, and graceful ewrage Of
the body acquired and the deortes Of the
spine and chest prevented. BY John Bell, N. D. One
volume. ..-.t.
The Bit O'Writin' and other Tales by the O'Hara Fa
mily, in 2 vols. Are just received by ...
FITAYLOR,:
sept &c Immediately East of Gadsbys
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
THE SEASON IN NEW ENGLAND.

The New York Express gives sta,eme mt especling
the crops from gentleman who has just retvrued from
Hampshire, aud Maine. From his inquiries among the
farmers, i, appears that the crop in those States
will be larger than has beon gathered for the ,a4 fifteen
years The potato crop win be small u Competent
but in Maine and New Hampshire there viii be two.
thirds Of good crop The yield Of rye, wheat and
A TN laIrr Gran ts@ n H.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
MIR. WEBSTER Not wITHDRAwN.

The N. Y American says We know that Nr.
UeJsiers reiatfou II tie public, in regard 10 the Pres
Dental cleettoa trW not bc changed ~ him. ar bg ms
aathoriiv tilL selection Shau harc teen made ~
Convention ofMe Ways, as proposed"
The Boston Courier concurs with the American
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

Joshua r. Giddings, Esq, has been nominated as
candidate for Congress, by Wing conventions in the
District represented by the Hon. Elisha WhnteseS.--
Ehe Ash,abula Sentinel says, that this is Almost excel
lent nomination.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

Two children were lately poisoned at Beaver, Pa.
by eating the seeds on The Stramonum, or Jamestown
Weed. II is said to he pleasant 70 the taste Of chill
dfcn and therefore the necessary to be guarded
against. $751; -. &t 49, q 't
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

State De8ts-7It is computed that the State debts
created by the sale of State bonds and now drawing
interest in Europe, amount to hundred and twenty
millions Of dollars; the annual tax on which, payable
abroad is eight million Of dollars !
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

MlcmoAN.-Isaac E Crary, the present representa-
tive, Is The Sub Treasury candidate for elesionlo
the next Congress--and II. @. Wses Is the anti
Sub Treasury candidate as,he approaching election,
in Michigan. -.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
THE FISHERIES

Mackerd-Our old fishermen have never known
the when fat macketcl were so plenty about
shores, as they have been Tor week two past
On Sunday last least hundred and fifty barrels
taken JUS, off the shore opposite East Point, by
wineries aud few large crafand for size and fancss
the samples which come under our observation, were
altogether superior to any we had before seen
One Of these beauties exhibited by gentleman,
which weighed upwards Of three pounds, and the fat
upon him measured al inch in thickness Beat that if
you can, Cape Cod -Gioncestcr Telegraph.
Maekerei Fishing -Mackerel have made their APP
pearance in the bay in considerable quantities. In an
excursion to Plymouth Thursday, we from the
highland feet of about hundred sail, lying from
the Gurnet TO Manomet, making beautiful appearance
They were apparently taking fish, We noticed. also, a
great number Of small boats among them We learned
Plymouth that boat fishing bad been very good hush
$40 psr day each, The maekerc taken Of the best
quality, The fleet above mentioned had been lying off
Plymouth several days, aud must have had, it was
thought, tolenhle luck .--Hthcham Parrot.
Maelersi The fishermen have brought in larger
fares the last week The vessels that have cruised
around the shores Of tie Cape have taken from 100 10
$50 hbs. dufml the last four weeks The vessels in
the Bay OF Funday reported doing well those Of
Mt Desert and the eastern shore have taken very few
fish yarmouth Reg.
IroriactiDicn, Sept. 9-Thc msckerel fishermen are
doug well 1t is estimated that 5000 barrels
taken in Bamsiable Bay on Friday last. One vessel
took 20 barrels that day
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
From, The Baltimore Chronicl,

We noticed few days since that the mackerel and
cod fisheries our coast unusually productive
this season. We perceive, by the London Times OF the
25,h Of July, that the cod fisheries Of the Shetland
Island, The north coast Of Great Britain have almost
entirely failed this year A letter from the Islands.
dated July 49, says the cod fishery has entirely failed
some vessels have not caught seven in a week"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

NEW BOOKS.--1he Merchants Daughter: by the
IN author OF "Thc Heiress," "Agnes Serlc" &c. in
volumes. s.ts.
Jesus and his Biographers by w. IT, Fumess.
New and neat edition OF ockharts Life of Scott, in
vols Are Just received by +. TAYLOR,
sept 8 Immediately east uf Gadsby's
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

The University Of Virginia is in Furnishing stste-
The season opens with about 200 students.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

II NOWLES' NEW PLAY -Womans W.T. OF Loves
IN DISCUSSES. in five nets.
Also the l2i h and 18th Nos. Of "'The Tales Of the
day." Are just received by F. TAYLOR,
sept 10 Immediately East Of Gadsby's Hotel.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

SOuVENIRS FOR ls3s.-The Gift edited by Miss
~ Leslie. ., d.
The Violet, edited BY Miss Leslie s.. ...
Arc Just received, for sale BY +, TAYLOR,
.m a-.- Immediately East Of Gadsbys ,
Also Just received Napoleon and his Times, by eau
linconrt, the Duke of Vcenza in 2 vols
Jorrocks's Iaunts and Jolhtes or the Hunting Shoot
ing Racing, Sailing. Eating Eccentric and Extrararant
Exploits Of that renowned sporting citizen, MI John
Jorrocks, in 2 vols. septg2
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

yITOODCHoPPERS WANTED--The advertiser
w residing few miles from this city, wishes 10
trac, for cutting THREE HUNDRED or WOOD, and
for making 5000 Rails. liberal price will DC given.
INQUIRE al the Madisunian office. sept l2.tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

ERENCH GOODS.--We have day received
L 90 pieces very fine French Morinos,
so do German do
100 figured and plain. Rcpt Slips
so pieces Italian Lustrngs, very chsap
30 do Linen Cambrics
200 dozen Ladies Gloves .. .r, a-.,. '.E'
100 French Capes, very cheap. 10 close.
sept l9-2au3w, BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

CsTAPLE DRY GOODS.-We have TO day opened
~ 3fl pieces Satheis made for ourselves and very
pcrior, III ~. r ~,
$50 pieces English Mernos,
q cases London and Paris Prints,
80 pieces Flanpes, some very superior,
900 pairs French Blankets,
400 pieces Kcrseys and Linsoys.
sent I0-2aw3w st- BRADLEY g. CATLETT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

NEW METALLIC PENS.--Wauens Constitution
IN PEN and very superior article, is thus day re.
ceivcd for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Also. blue md green Writing Fluids by Perry, Terry
Arnold, Henry and others.
Very superior Holland Quilts, Nos 20 and 60 yellow
clear white, and opaque.
On hand large and complete collection Of tho best do.
nestc and imported Stationery, TO which additions arc
constantly making, al the lowest prices. aug 20
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

Delegates to the Young Mems Convention.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

II A ROCHEFOUCAULT-Ro chcfoucault's Maxims
u and Reflections complete, in pocket volume
Price ~ cents.
spr7 ,.... F. TAYLOR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

InproreHem ea Guns 49, Tho Nessfs.
secbilets urar Tbs. hasu ade srry great
improvement, in tho nek,ag 4 Guns. We
sas ons Of their make q icw DAYS sluce.
~hieh cbrs,dcred IN ssery poirt ot view,
rHceiles any ~ have ever sren It's bore IS
20 constructed that II wtll shout any sizsd
shot with ID" utmost accuracy We saa Il
uird slih SINGLE bplIo', wth ~ buck shot,
ri-e ~Ba tho cuGaaoa s,zys sltd sa.oi, aas
Nsfe truly sBrpfzra 81 the accuracy wllh
shlch II discharges. II possrs@es cnu
siderable advantage over the commoo rife,
beng nuch lighter, and ubau, 10. lenslh oi
gun usel BY - ,rtsneu for shooting On the
slng The bore, of course, IS sbapea dlf,
iefsnily from the cnintnon guH, OF rifle
which egabl,- II to shoot With such exact
ness We don't profess 10 be ridges Of
workmanship Of Tbs had, bot from the evl
dsnses We have Of the qualities Of this Gun.
wo pronounce Il to be Il superior kind.
We nsde several shoots wiih Il ourselves
at the distance Of 80 and 20 yards, sed
though ani deeply skilled IN the art, We
would be wiling 10 wager one 10 firo, that
lev persons could have done better Rsaa
er It you arc fypd Of Bear, Deer, Squirrel,
or the meat Of the icalherrd tribe, and wish
10 expeus your ammunttiea with profit TO
yourself, call and purchase q gun Of this
kind; geslleman present made shot al
twenty five cent piece wh,ch was thrown
IN the air, and the aay he sprsnglcd II vas
curious; the osner Of tho piece greatly
dousted whether OF not he would be able in
consequence, to pass 1t fer more than hall
tie value. Should YOU no, fascy one Of this
kind, ysu can easily be accommodated with
sthers At any length, breadth, or dimensions.
We take this occasion to express our ad
mlratIon Of the various specimens Of tnne
NOUS workmanship which we have seen
from the hands Of M.ssrs. Bechtlsr; the
materials employed arc ola subslsGti.. kind
and VIC feel ceofidenl thai they who por
chase articles there will never fnd cause Il
repent Of tAeir bargains. Rutherf.rdto,
CG=efe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28
From the Raleigh Register.
1.-THE DERNIER RESORT"

We noticed, IN another column the at.
temp, made by seine Of the Locoioco party,
10 excite jealousy against all men OF property
aud standing in society. This charge eau
not be denled. The spirit Of ogrorianism
is abroad in the land There are politicians
base enough to attempt the sub'erslon OF
society, and the pros,rstlon oi law and order
TO accomplish political object. These
men bawl out arlstecrat against all who
differ from them in opinion, aud call on The
Democratic Party "(Ssb hse noMine) on.
nlte with them IN oyerlhroving the establish
cd order Of society, IN dIsregarslng the
rights OF property, and overturnlns the very
principles GA WHICH govrrnnen, IS founded
10 prove this, We have only to refer TO The
sentiments aVowed by their prints, and re-
echoed by their politicians se have only 10
note the movements and devices oi Their
par,izius ia Tammany, FROM whence these
obnoxious sentiulents tins, took root, aud OBJ
serve the rap6h, Nth which they are IN
creaslng IN holiness and extent The ioI.
loving are some oi the tenets which they
noU ayow, a. par, OF their political creed
"Let us aoa hook uyoa the rich man, as he has
been, OF as b. row Is. among a., rather az eaffe
than as k.,ss,Ag," "whsrh II Is proper TO sGtsF-
ioaIe :" naI lol the word sIlerniaAts ~ thossh s
hssA sss
Bu, the wsrk which pfs,sh, for the ssa.
.idsfai.a Of nv fello~ oitiEsas, Eoes farther. IL
.u.mps 10 ,how that The . hols system OF The
lses ~ ptsp.rfg. IA all cUastfirs - sseh That -
asa hss say Jaa and Gas bite 70 90 Ps5sssa0as 81
81"
"Hin ID. follssing pages have shows DC.
at ~It - cohessss, no doubt, that lave shos
.-ongh 20 lusiIiy ny isiios .e,ilEsus In Paiias
sgra tAs gIsrai ss.hcs Of soeisiy a"a is insas'
tRcm 10 baila up nee car ~ iss si'ss
Lev census be lsksa Of iAC pNsPbs Ls
cock c.ti4.s gus an tavsstory Of All property "a
hp ., "a Asf yo.ssss,on. Of sAAtsssf ssscrtEiSa
.nd te sAosuso.rrr It may bslosE, Lee there b
utIta a,ria,aa sSSs sKasF al sseA cifiEtzs H4s
) sAsII st q DAD sssr iAs sgs sf q. Ai'sa."
" ha, do lse homes, aud industrious ?eo
pie OF the unton say 10 these base seu,
,nrnis. 90 bn:dy aud explicitly, aso~ed Il
'he industrious Mechanic, aho by Years o
: 'usalls aud tell, has woTkrs uvI e0ssPara
tive comlori Tor hlnsclf aud family, to sur
render his hard earnings IL the senselrs
tDaFff VI Al4N NiftAAnB WV ttf fFtfFf W
shops, ard the sluggish id.rr Sho never as
pred TO ns0ler stIti~n ihan the cock pt
> o. the gambling hsu-e l. the hoaes
: Fsrmef TO BE- told b, ssagseung, prnuS les
btaggarls, that he " las 40 righs 10 kls pes
Fssslsns al oil that hr - rcg1fGss O
,a,her cg-sr Than blsYsag." ans >
such, ought 70 b. +" syfsrmnaisd e An
Z Saai say mcn Of honesty ard intelligence
u all 5ariirs to the pfoposrt " di'isioH q
: theu pe.sesstons among all such ciitzea
= Who shalt b. ri and over eighteen Ist
: modest proposliius ,ua, Ras~er sell su0usl
asGn available Plies an1ng the " ilnslin
D .cum u The LDc"ioco rauks, hpi the part
all 6nd II no 20 Nth tho induslrieu
u yesmanrS o( the lard
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

(said Mr.. H. we shall be better able to dc
It ludiclously, il each member determines
nol to seceme welded to his projects, not
to be sectional in his prejudlces, bu, to Judge
oil other schemes justly, and be ready TO
see bus swu modified and altered as MAJOR
ly shall determine. Ii involves no political
puaclpIe. Ii affects no political party m
terests. thank God IT does neither. II
is a pure question oil expsdiency-NHAl
is BESrT The Speaker then proceeded
to give his opinion of the best plan Of action.
Al the coss u the debate, q general feeling
favorable To his views vas manifest with
some exceptions. lie opposed any increase
of the Capital Of either Bank-but the sen
limsnt of the House was evidently IN taser
ofenlarslns the Capital OF the Bank oil Cape
Fear.
The day succeeding this, Dir. Hoke Tot
Llacoin) introduced resolutions IN accord
apce with the views presented by the Speak
or, modified however IN some particulars 10
correspond with the feelings Of The House.
These resolutions, with amendments no.
,lced hereafler,) were finally adopted; and
in pursuance thereof, three VI four Bills
we're prepared and passed into laws. Those
laws are the Acts Of me Assembly on ne
subject Of the Smplus Money.
i Ii has been enc OF my objects TO prove
that these measures were rot Wing nor
Van Buren, party measures. Ia dong
this, beg pardon Of the several gentlemen
10 shom allude, ey name, Tor that pur.
pose. Mr.. Graham, the Chairman OF the
"Connittee of %" (eyery body knows
IL, aud was no Van Barren man. THIS re-
pert as introduced INTO the Senate by Mir
Edicdrds and zealously advocated by hIm
there, YET II - well known that Mr.. I'd
wards is and was conspicuous and d'stin
.uished advocate Of Mr.. Van Buren's cleo
ton. The plans adopted o. the House o
Commons On the face of different result
10 the Senate. we're proposed aud sustain
ed by Mr.. HayroOd and Mr.. Hokc, "h'
i, is Just as certain were supporters OF VI
Van Buren,. | might multiply proofs, bu
this, with wha, has already been exhibilea
appears conclusive. Make What else VI
tray of these acts, they we're not party Hea
snreS. They we're S,afe measures, NoftI
Carolina laws, acted on from prncises 9
State policy. About them poliiiclans hsn
, estly differed, notwithstanding their con
curreRce on national politics, and other
/ honestly concurred although they differed .
na;scuai poiitcs.
II vas desirable to compass within on
; essay, comparison Oh the two plans, 9
rather 10 point gu, their difference, tut
;. IS mpractcsble without making this cor
municatiea too loGg. May | ask the fave
/. Of the reader to preserve this, as an lude
6 10 the next two. MN lOk'
P. Sd apologize 10 thsso Of your reaa
= ers ah0 are familiar with the s0bPci, e
the vsry particular account have SEEN
Ia give OF the propositions discussed, az
: | know that great errors prevail OF the sui
lect, and gross misrepresentation are ctrcI
i lated which NAV 90 mischief, and even I
the hazard Of beng tedious, have de,e
. mined to STAG al the facts Though tie
: are dali IL such as know them already, the
are useful for defcuec, where truth IS a
Z available weapon. NJ
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28
Total

-te'H-E3
\. B.-The c0nsump,ioa Q, A..
or United States cotton having ,p,,,
creased Of late years, as een'',.l 4
ether descriptions, Which iakeg i !.
ton With the increased weigh, oila
the eomPdraflre consumption H. 80
b. fully 1900 900 bales, sgs.ta I'm
IN 1910.
Mississippi and Louisiana Cdlaa, J.
usually sold 10 this market ut8rt
nomination OF " Orleans Collgu.
cult 10 designate the actual aus.s nd
l'on Of each State separately 1T
LOUISIANA aloAe, within the ls.t,kftt 4
may be assumed at 200 600 sls =,
sun, and the average pioduc,i.. 4 $
at about 20 600 hhd-. ~ The aaf
exclusive VI MeIassrs, syrup az 4
titled Ihereffom. Tbs uoua rem \
annual value oi $4,000 goo At H. I
age Prices then ob,ansd lot e6iaa
gar aiene, being the produce d IL.
DARK Trsaiqc...s AL 0sheu-
Journal u Commerce, u lhs Cd 81
tains a most extraordinary - 80
apP~ars that gsnll.asu, ;, he
Johr Darg, vi New Orleans, afn,. i |
ierk last summer, brrslhg 40
malano slave, nau.rd lhauas Il r
had a wife 10 Mes Orleans. = ss
Sir. DArg. II vas ,realsd .As Sc
ism,s;, Sod, taking sdyan!afe
denec repossd IN hin, be, n 4s,-e
robbed his master 81 Tie sun ..
sand dollars. Mr. y iievt : ~
aud consulted officer Mcftut, sl5
.tispccttd that the sbnl,,ior = =.
ted The robbery, tof tie PgfFe
.og ias freedom vi the ,,.se, b 4 -
trun Of the motsy. Neut as' -
Darg 10 lei the matter rest, 10 -
proposition. such as is lad gfssa
nog he made. lie s4 -, - $50
ago, .ue Bernard Corr. az aga.i,i1
Cd on MIR. u. and made gtefs
missed ey Merrili. The tes4ts. .
view vas written agreement e.
VI Dare u tree the slave aa- g
ffam crim,psl prosecuted
iha, the 5000 were RESORT =
$500. which vas 10 60 iqpa's
expenses. pon the RECEIPT q z,
Corse paid Mr.. u. SI225. w. M
wcni before Justicc Lovrt'
affidavit Of this transacllaa ~
last. Corsr len $500 m'ie 81 y.
houso, together with al on'ra'
cate &c the slaves nhuumissloa' y,
aacra,lon of $500, 10 BE- sss'
-. and, 10 the evening sefs't
t.ce left 10 the morning be s''
10 company Nth neo'bor ''tsoa,
brough, $3.50 more bot r.ia's' /
any more Il the money uh''' '.N
sion were signed. Al that NOS,
Gers MERIT, and Beck, Who 80
them ialo the house, nod ss''s' 7
10 hear the conyersauon, en'ef''
and arrested the lso abs'll'ao,'.f
SORES after the fact, ava, sa'a
way TO Justice Lovnds' Nst'|
Csrsc. and found $4,000 msts
1902, unaccountcd iot' U
their oaruce IS Stale Pn'oo - "a
five months, OF a fac not ''s, i.
: No final order vas passe0 :,
Court IN relation to The cas- j. ~
ported bearing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

INsckerei Fishery. -oa' !
men have never knoWnt ee ~
mncksrel acre so plenty A0' ID
as they have been for "'.a .. -,
On Sunday last (ln 'heso ,'p' sss.r
fish on Sundays q, least o's r,b. j,
Guy barrel. we're 'o \ -. n, !, ~ "s .,r
pos,,c ths Easletn POINT y !. ~
few larger crait-aad ior J, ~ j
the samples that cane uo .'", IA ID
ton we're altogether 'uPf'i'' ,bec !
ever before seen. Ono y ab.cb
wassrbib,ted by a goo'Iemay' ,oI
ed upwards Of hrte poa'' !. ,blcGa
u,op him measured 40 'Hc -, i III
Beat this Il you can CoPc W.
Telegraph.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28
STATISTICS OF corro,.

The following s,a,enep, ANY aoN,
New Orleans Bee, aud wa. f a, .
Il. says that paper BY ono Of i. "
formed merchants Of thai ci,y. u 'ea
, ! consumption of cotton wool = : '' =
Britain from the year 1910 to Is9 "a I
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Srgicsl-not Animal -Mdgncf,sm.--A
curious application efthe power u the Mug
net was made a few duys ago by DR. Bar.
row. Of Jersey City, who, by l's aid alone,
drew from the foot Of a pa,icp, needle
which had baflled search for fortnight
Netp York American.