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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

Circuit Superior Court o. Law and thanceiy held for Hen
rico June 2ih ls3J Charles Ellis Plaintiff, against
I,.s Gait Allan decd !ousa g. Allan, widow,
and lonn Allan Wiiisu Allan and Patterson An. infant Children
bc,,, and oviSscs OF tie said John Aiiau deed, dCs
the motion plaintiff by counsel, who This day filed his
Calf the court, assigned suaGiin al rH I"
defend them this SUIT who ,heT'UPcn
filed and the OF the said infant JsicndaD's
and Louisa c. Atlan aso filed her to which
-sve answers plaintiff. by COUNSEL replied generally aud
nrrru3on b! OF tobc heard
upon and rcpcaton and the eShibis
lied and argued counsel! On consideration whereof the
debts the late partnership OF Ellis ao h
the belonging:
tn. Partnership Ellis Allan, the EXHIBIT
sled with the bill marked b. shall be sold ""d the proceeds OF
that interest land ~ tins state be-
exhibit, be- u!
and place Of sale for three weeks one OF more
published the City OF Richmond exposed 10 sale,
o,bc auction by William Gait, Cubiu Warwick and VIM
,Grr.on OF thSn, obey being hereby appointed
OF the Court for the Of making such ais.
the following :-Oue-
,rf of the purchase he paid IN cash; onehIrd with
a,c.a from sale. payable within months; and
~ wiki ike able within twelve months ON the day
tc purchaser the said Commissioners negotiable
no. m ~. The cash payment 10 be
pr ihc sal! Commandments who may act ht I" heray an me
the payment OF the note the bill
mentioned said rartnrrshpa the Farmers Bark
Vir.inri Court doth further decree and oder that on
it the purchaser should IT, the plaintiff and the
AIi
for the infant defendants convey to
the purchaser purchasers all erigh OF the said plaintiff and
defendants the parcel parcels Of land 80 soldand
urh shall he made, the purchaser Is 10 give
property conveyed, 10 secure ihcpaymrnt OF
irncns; and the Comm oncrs who may act IN the
Of hereby directed 10 er" their pro-
cec!.. acfcin to this Court, order fnaI decree
ACopy-Tcstc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06
ii6-,di Executors Of G..
.S,is of Iaiuabis LANDS.

highest bidder, the 2lst
oi Land on which the late Colonel
LUNGS sgt; resrded, adjacent this Dnwiddc Courthouse
c approaching within R or 300 yards Of the public square
,s survey, 1 acres, Of which 25 hercahculs
a timber and esteemed first rate tobacco Land
m s.s. unusually low grounds, yielding hcnvy Of
w md .y-the residue FREQ lands. Also, the c
lnI hay household aud Kitchen furniture, plantation
% sheep and about 20 head Vi aicd hogs
,c time, OF Land iya. miles Southwest
7wis Cou-,-houe, the IDS, containing 100
~ hsn alf 0! which covered by osna, growth This tract
- -. divided n suit purchasers.
g. Brood MARI wear. old full size and well shaped; GO; By
"a, william Wyrn's Mctin dam by Old Sit Archie dan i'm
,or Rqty crca, dam haIaua ky imported Dare Devil:
~ nuio'Nh roan dam hy HAYNES Janu<;'
Gani Bell ~ imported FcaTnoug ht-imr"rtrd Jolly
Eo.s.--nr ,..3io-Tp Monkey of imp Miss !si.
Janus, Cot Herbert
n,yrc;'s Of Presten By imp tH. Bayot'N Fear
ur?.7-rr Moons par,r"r-imp Jolly R"scrmp Mary Grey
shy y Eclipse, produce oi above Mare No l.
No. \ colt :pi ~ Tun-Un, proiu"c OF No |.
No Indiana TAYLOR f. DID, BY Luzborough, dam Shy
k, srlnII.m 3c!Iai' dam Shark, dam Goodies lwig"
Old. nv Eclipse, of the dam of No. f.
ua and we'll formed
". yrariag Glly by Eclipse Of the dam OF No. a. Of
and much admired.
TrE;s.lhc lands will 10 sold credit OF three equal annu ii
l;s $500 which will no required in csh OF the
the of te
he o. December For
rna property, credit Of II months will be toT
; aad under, cash.
y person. having claims against tho estate will please
tn mo Of the same. Ell. 7. SCOTT
fi5-tdsl .9in'r If .J,aes Scott deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

NN Low SPIRITS Low spirits is certain state
W Of the mind, accompanied by Indigestion wherein
the greatest evils unprecedented upon the slghtes,
grounds, and thc worst imagined Ancient
medical writer's supposed tins disease to be confined 10
those particular regions OF thu abdomen technically call
ed hypochondra, elic situated The right or ett
side of that cavity, whence the name hypochon
Grasls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

- n, E>RuiRER IS published three tineS accek da
N, .,ssOa Of the State Legislature, and tctcc week
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

honester hands. Let not North Carolina
be hndmost IN so glorious reformation +;
lei the railying cry of her citizens be
" MeckfeHburg," and The associations which
II VIII bring with ii will urge every freeman
TO the rescue. Down with dicta,ion, Wings
Defeat the plots which would make you
slaves, aud convince those who would de.
prIve you of one Of The dearest rights of
treemen-ihe right Of choosing your own
rePresentatlses-that you are thoroughly
tired OF Executive usurpation.-NewJern
Spectator.
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NOTICE

hereby given, that an Election will
take place on Thursday, the 9th Of Au-
gust, at The various precincts in the county
ty Of Mecklenburg, for Members of the
next General Assembly, for High Sheriff,
and Wardens OF the Poor for said county,
and also for Governor of the State.
JOS. MCONNAUGHEY, Sheriff.
July "a, 1888. 4Ostf
n. B. Collins's Election Ground Is chan.
ged to the House of Samuel B. Hart, on
the Lawyers Road.
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ATROCIOuS MIrRnER

we are Informed that most foul and
horrid murder was committed IN Pope coun.
ty, Arkansas, on the 4th June, tul;.) on the
body Of his wife, b, William Bropn. for.
nerly OF Cabarrus county, IN this State.
Brown was alone with his family. HIS
wife was driven outside Of the dwelling, aud
her husband presented a gun through the
crack of the house at her, when his wife
exclaimed, "you are no, going to shoot me,
are you 7" ana ran to the other side of the
house, when he again presented the lnstru.
men, of death, and deliberately shot three
large balls in her breast, when she siagger
ed few feet aud Immediately fell and expir
ed. The children, who were large enough
10 do so, ran OF and brought in The nearest
neiehbors, who found hlm 10 the house. with
The dead body lying on bed, and the fiend
like husband sitting by, wholly unconcerned !
lie was Immediately arrested and put IN
custody. This hornd deed was perpetrated
without any cause, excep, VIVA, was 10 be
found IN the malignIty of the heart of this
demon IN human shape.
Mrs. Brown was the only child OF George
kluis, Esq, Of Concord. North Carolina,
upon whom and his wife, this sad catastro.
phe brings a sore affection IN their old age.
The deceased had received much care and
attention from her fond parents, 10 early
life who had this only and iayor,te child on
whom TO confer their hopes and affections.
She was educated al Salem, in this State,
and shortly after married hun, who had de-
stroyed her peace when living, and is gull
IL OF her blood when dead. Instead of find
ing domestic happiness, TO gain winch, she
even incurred, for while, the dlspleasure
Of her parents in her marriage, she became
the victim of the most dreadful hatred and
cruelty. But the misery she endured 10
married life, did not prevent the exercise Of
the heart that endeared her TO all her
friends and acquaintance. A a wife and
mother she was exemplary-as friend and
neighbour she was universally respected -
She was a member of the Presbyterian
Church. About year since she removed
TO Arkansas, with hun, who, instead OF be-
ng her protector, has become her murder.
or, and rendered motherless, and worse
than iatherless, SIX small children
Brown was incorporate and his PERM
cIous vice and the brutal ieroclty Of his TEN.
per, are the causes of this bloody murder.
Carolina Udfchmda.
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.,,5,ace of the Nat. h'eiiigeneer.
rpnu LOUISIANA.

Nrw ORLEANS. Jolly o. 1888.
- les a. = eaton Our general
'''', ,a,nated ou The An instant, after
80 .se,e and ANNA I'd contest ever
nF' louisiana. The Locoiocos made
= IN Struggle, and have " died an The
| S o,'s | have delayed writing you
'', had sufficient returns TO leave no
- ,be result; aud now have the
y - inform ,ou We have carried the
VI the entire delegation 10 Congress,
a''' e,,slatlre. Mr.. PRIEuR, their
~ l,o ha, been for 10 years Mayor OF
q, mere his cnnnesi"ns and great
,na,,.oce had nade his trends cal.
a. a m,ionly Of 600 10 500 and the
80 conceded that he would car.
o.lsms bs $50 10 800; instead Of
10 had ouly the menaer mnJori'y Of
Asaproof that even this was os'
u. ,hoye CIRCUMSTANCES N his favor,
=. h,. s.yen go maIurliy for the
..L.,to Can.fess, and IN the dis
T., 1900 fuf Mr.. WHITE, our for.
o .,,e-eaia,lve and prescott excellent
'.,,l,c Chef Magistrate, over Mr.
We have al-o carried our eutlfe
,,,en 10 the Legislature; but the
.,....ob has been m the ID Congress
1.ioc,, 1t present represented by
golsy, which was the hoibcd OF Van
=, ,od vas al&nss considered as
N 1900 msjnri'y cor tho Adm'n's'ra
IL here. on this occasion, We have
Cnxy by abuul 400. Oar Legs
,o,,.,.i. Il 80 members. We alrca
81, ,rp,rn. 1T The eGrrilon oi 80 Wings,
|s,d pfobabl, have q OF : more ieas'
il, bser House stand n - OF 81 Ia
T. A. our oppun'nIs cls'nor for
,,h, Il instruction. cur Senators,
:, Nicholas and Moulon, SilI have an
|ea.,y aeyt session 81 acting under the
l. dthe Legislature.
T. ts parishes set to hear from will
~ W. Romans majauty, ~h'ch ~'l'
h., b. ab,u, | 600 IN a poll % ~ 900
W. GadaId, the present Rcpfr
be. salk. over the course N thu 8
M stb.sa a. op,oneu', AS tho L'cos
Nu,e,n-s to start u candidate.
Wig pafiy ftpsh, op'',ilS aud bold
l,he hannet 81 "a National Bank
3 currency, winch mo''o headed
\ es,s, ani as placaolcd 40 the
h. fa. - the first election for thu
Cc.ms., and consider the rrsuli az
z esl unp1riance, Tor Il the 4 imiu
b. ca't, bs the great cNoftions they
} fl,s sgsfd thr State. Il would, 20
Ier blyr checked their fail; bat nos
! lcrr'ersies their rapid ,ies~rni into
,s., g,d wit hase u very av"rabs'
pv ~ lhr eiertlous Whteh ,aku place
h 70 Arkansas, Missouri, aud
r155
raa, BITS we've Depending on The
: lae contest, aud oir opponents not
n,er cansIsta'ca. bat have the al
tca ctasun - la>,nZ lS~if mnucy.
Very tn,ly, DC.
I. additional returns vt-t received, !
ts Legislature AL stand ~ follows
bag Whtgs -Naa BARGE.
ls ~ do. "a do.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

The Sub. Treasury BiH.-The vote o
the North Carolina representation upor
the question-Shal the bill pass was as
follows:
YEAS-SAMuEL T. SAWYER, Jesse By.
mum. J. ]. Mkay, NJ. +. Hawkins, WIN.
Montgomery, II. w. Conner-6.
NAYS-Edward S,aniy, c. Shepard.
f. Deberry, A. Shepperd, A. Rencher, J..
Graham, l.. Wilhams-7.
The Edenton Gazette SAYS: "Thus We
perceive that this State gave majority of
but one against The measure; but, had the
wishes of tins Dis,rlc, been grailied IN the
vote of their Representative, the vote of the
State would have been 9 TO 5. We know
not now MIR. SAWYER will settle the matter
with his constituents He was elected to
Congress as an avowcd opponent of the Sub
Treasury scheme, in all its bearings; as
such, his constituents certainly expected and
desired him to throw The weight of his in
fluence against the measure. In this how.
ever, they have been disappointed. In
this place, there is a general murmur of
at his course, and Judging
from the signs Of the times, We do not ex
pect hun TO be greeted on his arrival, with
the plaudit-" Well done good and faithful
servant"
The news OF the defeat Of the Bill reach.
ed here on Fr,day morning, and IN the attr'.
noon, the loud roar of cannon attested the
Joy OF our citizens, on the occasion. IA
guns were fired in honor of the majority of
Ia against 1t.
The greatest stroke Of ingenuity is said
10 be, to manage perfectly your own business
aud your neighbours al the same time,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27
Friday, July 30, Is3S.
FOR GOVERNOR.
General Edward Ii. Dudley.
ELECTION THE 9TH or AUGUST.

OF We are authorized to announce, that
JAMES w. OSBORNE. Esq, at the sollclta.
ton OF bis friends, has consented 10 brcome
acsndIduie 10 represent the county OF Meek.
lenburg IN the House of Commons Of the
next General Assembly.
July 7. ls35. 400
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

Another Gold m,ne.-l, is understood
that a gold mine has recently been discover
ed on The lands Of Capt. Cox, few miles
North East of this place. The prospects
are represented to be flaiterlng; but vii
probably be more fully developed IN the
course Of few weeks.-AShborough (N.
c. Citizen.
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MARRIED

Ia Lincoln county, on the god inst, bv Robert
Williamson, Esq. Mons. RICHARD ROJ ECHE,
ct Paris, Ffance,) to Miss ELIZA SMITH, Of
Lincoln county.
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The Printing business.

All Of which can be furnished at short notice oe
as good quality and Ga as reasonable terms as anv
other establishment
COMMON g. COOK,
Corner q Nassau and Ann streets, Neao York.
Vt Proprietors Of newspapers printed within
any part OF the United States OF the Canadas, who
will copy the above advertisement three times and
forward copy containing the same will b. en-,
uteo 10 their paw IN any type cast at eur FoGu-
bills in type
June 81, 1898
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

A good 7odSt.-The following sentiment
was gwen a, 4lh of July dinner in South
Carolina:
7Ae closing legacy Of Andretr Jacksoa.--"I
leave this great people prosperous aud happy -
May we never again inherit such prosperity and
happiness"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

WV. 5. NoRNENT having declined being
a candidate for the office Of Sheriff, We are
authorized To announce him as a candidate
for seat 10 the House IT Commons of the
next General Assembly a, the ensuing Au.
gust elecion.
july 4, ls3s. 4051
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

We arr authorized 10 announce CALEB
Irwin, Esq, n Candidate for q sent m
the House OF Commons Of the next Gene.
'ai Assembly, at the ensuing election.
Nay l6, ls3s. 9s1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

We are authorized TO announce Capt. j.
ID, SMITH, as a candidate for the office OF
high Sheriff Of this couuty, at the ensuing
August election.
March :. i-j-. saf
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4stf

We are authorized to announce THOMAS
\. ALEXANDER, rs candidate for the Of
hce Of High Sheriff Of this county, at the
ensuing August election.
jane -, 1885. i03ff
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= W'78-o'. - C.rn',',ar linafy

~ N''1e's S3ee' tl.enls''os iihfs'y.
SIR HtLTER SCOTT
'f' Ngpalso4.- / h tAio 81 Napoleon
~ e iao author or rather % h,s cred
4 abrn ninety Thousand dpllars--an
" single work unprecedented N
a-a.' Il literature
s''fri. - ibbo;isford vas morigse
lQululiu support Constable ia ls25
$50 lo'' The library aud museum,
a'" ln nam IN free g,li by hiss credi
I's) we're llequraihrd 10 his eldest
'aa 2 burden Il 5.00Oi. dragard for
.ef children, hts literary property,
'han splfi-leni Tor Tho debts, was ~
~ 10 the extinction Of thl- burden,
Hereafter to b. divided equali, among
|''Ulng famliy. The Author Of Wa
h'a''' struggled to pay hts debts, and
h''cd % endow his family. though
'nana uch legae, nf his fame.
PrirGits - Mr. Loo khau cnunrr.
,'ea'v ono portraits, besldcs Inc Two
\ " lhan'cri, and SAYS, lhc uuly sta.
e'dono Is hat by John G. teeusmeIds.
N9n'' now IN the possession 81 Mr..
ihEl 40 error though Mr.. Lick
'.'d cafcel, be awnre of Il as indeed
''r 'hhn half a dozen persons M the
"4i which another exists Thorn ; J
4 cent.
ifors Frfrfiors - Between in
l'|b, and iauuar, lsas, SIR Wal
'"'''an' tnr his creditors produced
''afed lhouSand dollars.
R'i'on II Fra Lore. w rillnr 10 u
'"''on IN 1890 SIR Walter saws:
~ Yourself that scarce one person
"fh'y matrles hts first love, and
'oe "ut oi twenty of the remainder
''N' 70 nlnlce at having done so.
We rove 10 those earl, DAYS Is &c.
rather fancltul creation OF our
''n reality. We build statues Of
'"' weep when they melt"
not 10 Hold Him.--CIayton the
\ 'oan an ascens,on from Cincinnati
~ SINCE bat was compelled to de.
,"enly minutes. The hca, was 80
'a' me thermometer rose 10 100.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

The Bank of the United States has de.
clared dividend Of four per cent. for the
last SIX months, payable on the 18th instant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

Choiera.--The Georgetown Is. c. T..
mon mentions thIt a case of Cholera IN that
town had resulted IN death in hours but
II was not followed BY any other case.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27
Thoals, MeC0lI v sIselsa Caaatr sarveyor.

L-Fafai Dssl--luielilgsnos has been received
% ih,s tpUn, OF isiai duel the, took place ia
Nss.,aa, Mi.trssigpi, 20 The 2-sh oh, between RI.
Is y. Dtukiw. snd Mr. Wesley Dranc. They
iaoghi Wtih double batcllea guns. loaded p,,h
Jaesshos a. 50 ysfds--toih wtrs mofislly wound.
sd-Mt, D'Skms fingered nntal The next morning
sad bs sHingella is yet living. The cause u.
hi. Dps Is aid nv ptiyaie letter. 10 Be gross
iss8lt oaercd 10 NJ. Dinb,ns' site. M Dinkins
j - fai.,d 10 ,hls county wherv he resided un,il
4HHln short tame asn, whefc he wss vel
eaaWn and respected b. al DO knew kim. lie
sasa young can ofrstiflng manner, and amongst
ihe lss, that would eapes, 10 hear of bclnr en-.
ssesd in . duel. Tie has seen early cut on from
his OF usefulness aud has len wiss~ cd mother,
besides Numerous eisuds and relation, to rnaufu
his unl,utif end
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

The crop Of Cotton. The receipts ut the
different ports IN tho L. States of the late
crop Of Cotton had amounted, up 10 the 9th
inst. 10 l,76i759, bales, Of which 7lO,35O
bales were at New Orleans alone. Last
year to the same time the receipts were
1910 lo3 bales, being an increase this year
ii 41i ,6j6 bales.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

Charleston and Cincinnati Rail Road
Bunk Gen. naync, President Of the Rail
Road Company, has gwen notice, that the
" South Western Rail Road Bank, will 90
INTO operation at Charleston in November
NEXT, and the Branches IN North Carolina
and Tennessee as soon thereafter as possible.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

y rly m ptpl ballot H. There -
o7s thar we have gainrd another
49, ahrh sald h. 10 and :.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

Risc IN Real Estate in Charleston. A
vacant lot on Meeting Street, Charleston, 40
feet front by 90 deep, was sold las, week
for $1,000 little upwards Of s200 per
front foot. THIS Is cheering sign Vi re.
turning prosperity,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

4 serious rlui occurred IN New York on
the evening Of the 4th IN the nelghborhood
Of the Five Points, between the Irish aud
American residents, which was finally queIl.
ed BY the efforts OF the Mayor and Police,
after several persons had been dangerously
injured, I'D.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27
Two thousand Metal Ornaments,

Brass rule, leads OF yareus thickness, asuopomi-
cal and physical signs metal and brace sashes
from 3 to 80 ems long, great primer and double
plea scripts on inciiued body, diamond aud nenpa-
rel miaion, BREWER long primer and other blacks,
nonprreIl, minnon and BREWER, Greek, Hebrew
and Saxon
A large variety of Ornaments, calculated par,
,iculsry FOR the Spanish and South American
markets Spanish, French and FOrtsgs,se accents
furnished ts order wtth epsry o,Aer criticize made
uSe If IN
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The coutenls OF which are herewith particularly
given -
DiaAond PEARL nos. l. and ,.
Agate, nos |, : aud g.
Agate on Nanpareil BODY,
Nonpafell, nos l. ?, 3 and 4,
MInionete, nos |, and ,.
Minien nos. !, 2 g. and 4,
Minlon en- RseyIer body.
BREWER on hlnion body,
Brevier nos |, ,, 3 and 4,
BREWER on Borgel> body,
Brewer on Long Primer body,
Burgols BREWER body,
Burgois, nos |, , 3 and l.
Burgois on Long Prmer body,
Long Primer. nos. , 3 aud 1,
Long Primer Small PIcs body,
Small Plea, nos. ! and ,,
Plea on Small Plea body,
Plea, nos. |, , and 3,
Plea on English BODY,
English, nos and 2,
Great Primer, Paragon, double Enghsb,
Double Par gon, Cannon,
Five line Pea to twenty,
Eight line Plea, gothic condensed to rs.
Seven line and ten line Plea ornamental,
6, :, 9, 10 aud Is lines Plea shaded.
s, 10, ID and 10 lines antique shaded,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

Among the appropriations made BY Con
GEES n The llarhor bill, are, $50 600 for
the Cape Fear River helow " imlngton
50 600 or Far River below " ash,nglon
ahd SD 900 for opening passage 80 yards
vide and feet deep between the town Of
Beaufort and Panllco Sound aud for IN.
proving New Ryer.-Fdy OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

y not 10 Hold Him.--CIayion the
w. mad an ascension from Cinc,nnail
4 Nv SINCE but was compelled to de.
,"snly minutes. The heat was 80
!, ''a' the thermometer rose 10 100.
Il " So'on terra frma his clothes were
'a'd with porsplra,lon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

1--we are requested 10 state, Cor the infotma.
i,on Of our eI'izens, that The Male Academy in
Charlotte III BE- opened abou, the lst Of October,
By a eomPcicH, Teacher.
90
The iollowIng gentlemen were elected the
s,ersal Court for Tho ensuing yesf;
THus l. CmER.
PHILEMON MORRIS,
JOHN RLuuN1.
TBOs. T.. HUTCHINSON,
& /. MekN!GHT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27
A SUBSCRIBER.


CoHiRg right Three years ago, the
merchants al North Carolina were IN the
habit 81 bringing from the North an I'm.
mense quantity Of Cotton Yarns, generally
OF 1rctcheu quality, upon which the con.
sumner paid No, cuIy all the charges of dou
bic transportation 10 and from the North,
but heavy profit 10 the Northern manufac.
turer. Since that time, The numerous Fac
tories put IN operation, IA this State,
have not only stopped the importation OF
Yarns, but produced a surplus for trporfd.
ton. We have heretofore noticed the ship.
meu, Of yarns from Factory IN this place ;
and on Saturday last there arrived here
10000 lbs. from one establishment ia the
interior, on It's way 10 that great mart where
al things find their value aud ready sale,
New York. The period cannot be distant,
when the entire demand for cotton cloths, as
veil as yarns, IN North Carolina, will be
supplied by North Carolina Industry. NJ.
thing could contribute more TO the lndepen.
deuce and prosperity Of the State. There
i no business which, well conducted, Yields
a better return than the cotton manufacture,
and no place better adapted for It's success
than Fayetteville.
O, the same day, there arrived here, al.
90 between SIX and seven tons of Copper
Ore, from Guilford-in wagons, for wnni of
a better conveyance.-Foy. O6s.