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CaAaLSsTowE. Jan, n. 1888. I
kCf-fbs psrtiss "a the above mrntioned
saIi see hereby HatiEsd. that { shall aftend
~ ny 0fi-a a'nfsssii. ~ Hfa4s dzs fhe t6ih
d. 0f ssIi ai,aiA. fsb upB ios the PuFpOss
81 iskwS ihs secostis ~ tbs sbass reeiitd
erner directed. shan 81 ehsre hey ere 70
qHffed n aitend WITH ths asessssFy VousAsrs
snd svhisnfs. % eassie ne 20 disetsres ihe
daiisa fpquifsd by sstd order.
y. NORTHlNGFoN, csu'g.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

4NHE sloekkslSsrs q this Iuslileiioa ara
~ rsapeotfssls FeQosnaed - ceavsos eiI
YridsY ssxi tba lA2h met a lha espetlos
ceprt clerk = 0&ca. N sdapi bscaainfy mss-
ssrss for eoilssting lar sAsr Ia prepsf0 q
The Csmpsny, psYinx 81 Is dsots. &C.
AZ hsvlng u theif haras BORIS q i6o sos.
eefa. 30 Feqarsase - hring them n On tha,
dsy.te b disPessd q - may b dsssFminsi
On. fhis hast rsqusss. Ills hops6. yin ~ a..
reEnfded By ~ ees ~ho respects The ri<hl Il
P@aPrrsy ~ sfdss n "a LIE PsssiisaL
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11

~ UhDE1 tts sieve rr3sf 81 reHTi
go rfslHtfs 81 Hearri Ash. ase's sfs eelt e
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES
For .ssRsNyy.
Capaiiai, csc, geo.
E'irgisis SsNse lottery.

Foe sAaevIns ths Lsssburx Academy sns
other psirpaes.
Cls>s No !. Soc 1919
To % drawu % Alex sn5sis, Va, satorday.
January II, ie5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-11
CfSsrAss Old Ese9E,FisheSE
LUCKY OFFICE

y. ". cer~-r of Rsltimors s.d CsI.srs ssre.sA.
tUsesr The No@<sm,l
sALTiMoRB ciTV, MD
Ware Aars been sold, PriEssi FSiz1sg
PrtSrsfff IN Dollars, .lsIIsoss
Of .ifiiiioass
NoTIcE--AHy Persoe Or re-ess thr,.I
40 out the Uaisn. no vss desire 60 try
their lnss. either 10 the Mar, Iand State I.ss.
isriss, o. ia the suthsFissd Lotteries Of
other states, soDe ose of whieh are dsnua
daily. Tickets from oNEto TIN Dos.I.ARs,
shares 20 proportion, era respeetfulis ~
qussisd 90 forsard their orders b, nail
(Poss Paid) er othsTw ise. snelo.is0 cess OF
PaEfE rseusvs, whhh viii BE- thsnkfulix re-
esivsd AID executed by return aatI, With
The sane pro@Pt atteation - 10 90 psr,ossI
a7Pliest'0a, end the result si.es when re-
gsssss5. in@edisssay after tbs drasSnrs.
For fortunate Teksfs,
Please sddscss
JOHN CLARK.
y. W. Coro~r ~ B-i'lu,ars aad CalssTt ssrv-t,
Nov. 30. is31.
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VIRGINIA, 70 WV
- ne cwcqt ssssfiBF Grqri 81 Lev asA
Chanegfg &c jsasrssn Coasiy, NsssashsI
51th. isgsi
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AGAINST
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"a sstsia 81 ihs esd htfeFi hFa. set'l
sh9sinr Ne character 49, t,Fsfr fttfneE
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t9s6sO 81
~ eaah paid special
dePos'sora. sii9i n
oasPeeipi depo,ass, I3s IS
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-asgiSgsd sia'rrseRi II ~ sgsi. Of IA Hs..,r,.
FEES sssi-g' fafiisii,a 81 as LEI Isaaayv.
PsessissoSy notes IN had, k7e3si Ga
Cash IN TrsassrsF'S hsBds, o370 ssi
esS7Sa SEA
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DIE ssoaihiy do. l3tss ssl
Due sPsaisi deposition
Zoe INTEREST 40 - ne
5lss Doesa,bsr, 1917. 81 90
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Leaving ths sun u $3.50 09t e. iss elsss
pfoai' 70 - delivered sasoar ne deposit
tors ~ dividend
HENEY WARD.
neNIaNiN MOOR, ~.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13

H. Resolccd, That the prrj'idice existing at the
North which crowds II brother into odious me
gro pew in the house Of worship, excludes him
from the social circle merely on account slhs color
slavery as it exists at the South.
IL. RGs0t0ed, That Committee orthree be APP
pointed to take into consideration the constitution
moetong the result of their Investigations.
10. RcS0iced That the several Anli.SIavery A
gents, collecting funds in this State, and friends
who contribute TO this cause, be requested to for
ward all such collections and contributions TO the
Treasurer cfthis Society, or to report to him the
amount and disposition of the same. And that the
Ireasurers of our county and Societies be di-
rected to report to Treasurer all monies paid by
them, either to him, to Agents, or to the parent
EOcielY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13
SgSS9 sASg1 Ee s \

In this town, suddenly, on "Wednesday morniu q
last, Mrs. ADrLrNE GooDALL, wife of Mr. DAVID
GooDALL, aged about %,
Deaths IN Que family an Montgomery. NOV 2,
1887, Mr.. Spencer Kellogg aged 28-Nov. 80,
Miss Emily Kellogg aged 22-Dec. 5, Mr.. Al
Kellogg aged 24--Jan. II, Mr. Whiting Kellogg
aged 80-Jan, 20, Mrs. Betsey Kellogg aged So
The father of the family is supposed TO have
died in fit. The mother and children oftyphus
fever. The only remaining daughter has been re-
duced very low with the fever and though par
TALLY recovered is still quite fecbIe.-.Northanp-
Ton paper.
In DunviIIe on the 23tli ut Mrs Abill, con.
sort Of Elijah Sargeunt, Esq. aged Ga.
In Pembroke, n. II. Feb l7IL Mr. Philip Ste
vcns forHey OF Manchester N. II, aged Is years
and / months
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT IS.
The Probate Court for the District of Orleans, to
all persons to whom these presents shall come,
GREETING.
A MASA PLASTRIDGE of Coventry, in the
"A County of Orleans, Guardian of Samantha,
Salman and Charles Plastridge infants under the
ages of l8 and 81 years, and minor heirs of Asa
PIastrdge, late of Bloomington, in sad District,
deceased, having represented to this Court that his
said Wards seized and possessed of real estate
situated in Coventry and Bloomington, in Orleans
County, being part OF lot Number three in Coven-
try, and part of lots Number "a and rs in Brown
ingion, being what remained of the home Farm of
said deceased after the setting ont Of the Widows
Dower-And that it will conduce to the interest Of
his said Wards to sell said real estate. 1t is hereby
Ordered that said application stand for hearing be-
fore said Court at session thereof to be holden at
the Probate Office at Irasburgh, in said District, on
the first Wednesday of April next, and that notice
thereof be given by publishing this Order embracing
the substance of said petition in the Caledonian,
printed at ST. Johnsbury, in this State, two wee ks
successfully the last of said publications TO be not
less than two weeks previous TO said day.
Given under my hand and the seal If said Court
this 23th day Of February, A. ID. 1888
BY order Of Court
81 GEO. NYE, Register.
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In Shorehom on The 23d ult. Capt. Elisha
Reynolds, Jr., of Montpelier aged about so.
In Northfied Feb. llth, Sophia, .consort of
Judge Robinson, aged 80.
In Barnard on the Goth ut. Miss Marian H.
Dean of consumption, aged SO.
In Berlin, Is Feb. Marcus l.. May, of the
Group aged years. Also 9th inst. Otis d May
of the Group and lung fever, aged years-Sons
of Mr. Elisha and Mrs. Ann May.
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hook al TRsFs !!

4 MI subscribers have for sale Dried Apple
n Herds Grass and Clover Seed-raised in this
vicinity. Corn, Oats, Peas and Beans. A supply
of Shaker Measures and Pals just received. Those
in want Of any Of the above articles are invited to
call. SHEDD & JEWETT
81. tnhnshnry plnin, Feb 90, 1898. 3O-tr
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w GBRGcG.
E'0P SGse

liz ! the subscribers among other articles the fol-
ED lowing-Young Hyson, Souchong, and Pow.
chong TEA; T"hacco-d different prices from 10 to
30 cts. Coffee, loaf and maple Sugar; Cod Fish;
Rco, Coarse and Fine Sail; Nails and Spikes Chose
wishing to build fence will do well to Took of our
spikes before purchasing clscwhere; Russia, Sweed,
and English Tire Iron from IA inch to inches
wide; 3 inch round and square Iron; 2 do; Band
!ron; Eng Hoop stuff; Cast and Eng Blisterd Steel;
w. D. lamp Oil; Iinseed do. All of which will
be sold cheap for cash or approved credit No mis-.
take SifEDD & JEWETT
81 JuhnsDGrt, / Cb. ~, 1888. Soft
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New k'EossG. and eaa'fst Ygill.

FNUSTIN GROW would respectfully inform
-H1 the public that he has become proprietor in d,
and viii! take charge ofle new GRIST MILL, G.
rected by l.. u r. Fairbanks q Co. one mile east
of st. Jolnsbury Plain Customers are assured
that no pains will be spared in keeping the mill in
perfect order for Grinding all kinds of Grain with
despatch and in the best possible manner The
n'lll being furnished with two superior Touring
bolts, aud third for the Grains, incon-
venience will accrue from the mixing of different
kinds of meal in Touring. Tho Mill for iiuiling
Oats is in fine order, and Dat meal will be kept con-
stantly on hand to exchange for Oats when CUSTOM
crs prefer. Good Wheat for sale at fair prices.
St. Johnsbury 10th Jan. 1888. 2-6w
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Lost

NN the road between Wells River and St: Johns.
W bury Plain, the 9Th inst a black SILK Work
Pocket, containing u Silver Pencil, I'hmble,
(marked Nj. b. W. pair Of Silver bowed concave
Spectacles, and several other things. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
the Office of the Caedonian.
March 8. 1898 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13

"a fitting subject Of a betuing Mjag.'
A HOPEFUL dcaleri in Wbet Stones, who writes
N his name "John Morse having, by msrep-
reservation and fraud, sold "IIaverhilI Scythe
Stones for Indian Pond Scythe Stones, the under
signed, exclusive manufacturer of what called
"ludian Pond Scythe Stones,' is induced to inform
merchants that every box containing those Stones
is marked in printed letters
INDIAN POND
,SCYTHE STONES.
D. r. FYLER,
Bradford, VT,
March, 1898. 31-2w
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~ office.

L WOULD inform the Public that my Mill for
E liul!lng Oats is in successful operation
that will give 10 lbs of prime meal made on the
Scotch principle improved for each bushel Of good
dry Oats weighing So I-3 lbs, and in the same ra-
ITO for Oats weighing from 80 to 3G lbs, and in all
cases Will give the customer his choice either take
the toll or the grist. JAMES RAMSAY
1T. JOhnSbury, Feb 20, 1888. 30-3w
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STRAY Sheep.

GFAME into the enclosure Of tho subscriber the
~ latter part of December, five Eve Sheep, three
old ones and two lambs, # different marks. The
owner is requested to Prove property, pay charges
ana take them away OLIVER CIAFFEE.
Lyndon, Feb. 81, 1888, Sow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13

SPECIE PAYMEHrs. r committee of the n. York
city banks have made report, in which they say
l''o banks will resume specie payments before
the l0h o.. May.
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NASAsSs3 sMS 4S99a

In Gilmanton, N. Il by Rev. Ii. y. Hodge, Glr.
LEONARD HIGGINs of DanvilIe, Vt, to Miss Er1z-
ABETH II. Ross of.G
\, In Montpelier, MIR Onen Sloyton of Calais, to
Miss DuIcona Andrews, Of Nj.
In Woodbury., Mr. Louis Goodry, of Shorbrook,
l.. C.. to Miss Lucy Ann Bill, of W.
In montpelier, MIR Nathan Chase of Calais, to
Mrs Naoma Mower, of NJ. Also, Mr. T. White
to Miss Marnda Gurnsey, both of NJ.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, March

Monday, March 5, 1888.
[Ropored FOR the Daily Advertiser & Patriot
At market 800 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep, and
1850 Swine
PRIcEs Beef Cattle--Y'he same as last week !;
viz. extra 81 25 first quality at so 81; second
quality a q 80; third quality So IS.
Sheep-A lot ordinary at 81 rs; better qualities,
So, IS, $Si, and So %.
prices.
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Sd. sDGE2RlsbWry Female Semi
ERRFV.

EeaFy.
TEVIiE first term Of this school will commence on
T. Wednesday the End day of May under the
pcrIntendence of Miss BRADLEE. instruction
will be given in the various branches usually taught
in other institutions Of the kind, and the committee
feel assured that under the of Miss Bradee, the
reputation of the school will he fully sustained.
Lessons upon the Piano Forte will be given by
Miss PADDOCK. L. CLARK,
L. PADDOCK,
T.. FAIRBANKS.
ST Johnsburv March 5, 1888 31-isSw
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WGslGga7c EssmEaFk EScceis,
FOR Sale AZ THI5 OFFICE.
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Col. WEBB has written letter in vindication OF
his conduct in reference to the late duel in winch
lie attributes the fatal result to the interference of
"'her individuals. His letter is as follows
PHILADELPHIA, February 28th, 1888.
as IL Is my determination never TO allude edito-
t l,a"y 10 The recent melancholy affair Washing
ION; except under circumstances which cannot now
Io ioreseen, there may be propriety in briefly
!errlng to it at this time
some OF my contemporaries have alluded to my
PPaeht desire to get into difficulties of this nature
UG, IN t9s they do me great injustice and may
WIN safety appeal to those who are familiar with
inc circumstances under which have actually gone
INTO the held and sought to take others there tIstI
nave never acted under, exhibited spirit of ro
Nenge, or been actuated by any other feelings than
NOSE which should be the guide of every gentleman
Inc true secret of my repeated difficulties is 70
DC found in the fact that will not subscribe TO the
""omlnable doctrine, that in becoming IN editor +
ce@Scd to be gentleman! This insult to the press
ol our country mad tits origin in the cowardy feel
.nss OF certain Senators from mississippi; aud in
consequence of their example, every political dem
"soSuG, who succeeds in obtaining a scat in Con.
rays 1t down as an GaiOm that cdjt0rS are act
'"tttlaen, and may be usSaod without emitting
I'm IH 10 any claim for redress.
A"o prominent position of the Courier nnd En-.
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20 Merchants.

ST Johnsburv. March 5, 1898.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-16

Mr. Duncan an opportunity ;ocarry into execution
his ayewed purpose OF calling him out, and also
to answer any call from any party who fell HIM
sell aggrieved BY his acts opinions. IL cut.
rently reported yesterday, thai IT Col. Webb APP
peared ia the streets again previous 10 his depar-
lure, he would be LyReLtd. But this only rcu.
derod 1t necessary ior him TO do wha, was not in
tended and accordingly al two o'clock he t~icc
walked the entire length Of Pennsylvans Avenue.
OF course he was not moIes;cd; and may add that
public opinion IL rapidly settling down into the
conviction that Mr. Cllley was alone responsible
for tue consequences OF forcing an Innocent AID
unotiendng gentleman IEto deadly personal
coatest with rifles.
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From he Courier and Enquirer.

WASHINGTON Feb Is, 1888.
| Sir. Graves was the bearer 81 a very cuurteous
note from Colonel Webb to NJ. Ctllev. .ffpply
asking him for explanation OF his language used
10 debate the l2th instant NJ ClIlcy. after
taxing the note IN hs hand and being appfi.ed OF
MS contents, declined receiving IT. aud. IS an eye
witness Of the transaction s,aes, threw !, some
what contemP,unusly into The hsi 81 VI. Graves,
which Sir. G. held in his hand. NJ, Graves ar4ii,
rendered A. and said -" Ii you do no, receive this
note from Col. Webb, you sIiI place me IN an
unpleasant pfedlcament, and compel me to tender
you one from myself" Mr. C.lieg replied that
be hvpea not NJ. Gfsves said II would he una.
vpldabe ,--whereupon Mr. Cllley asked halt an
bolr tor consideration. AT the expiration of that
time, Mr. Cllley said to Mr. Graves - have de
termlned not TO receive the note OF Col Webb.
because | will not hold myself responsible to any
conductor OF public press for words spoken in
, debate On this floor" Mr.. Graves answered.
q hen | am TO understand that you do not place
the fejectioa Of Col Wgbb's note on The ground
that you do not CONSIDER hira a gentleman !" 10
which NJ. Cnley responded" certainly mott do
not know Col Webb even BY sight. and kn,w
nothing against his character as a gentleman.n
Mr.. Graves said thai he believed this would be
sufficient but would take few minutes 10 reflect
upon il.
Immediately after this conversation. Mr.. Grave,
addressed letter to Mr. Cillcy, recaDltua,ng the
substances Of the conversation requesting hlfn to
reduce 1t TO writing. Hereupon CONSOLATION
tsok place between Mr.. CiIlsy, Mr.. Duacan of the
House, Mr.. Benton Of the Senate. and several
others, the result Of which va. reply late IN
The evening wherein Mr.. CiIlcy refused 10 recog
MISC 50 much Of Mr.. Graves epor, Of the cnnver
sdliou related ts Col. Webb, and aid that b.
had neither admitted nor denied his claims 10 be
considered gentleman. THIS was virtually que,.
,lsnIng Mr.. Graves Ueraeity, and he insisted up.
o. an admiration 10 writing of what had occurred
IN thar pefsonal interview But under Tho adj
riseasnt Of Nj Benton and others, i, was refused.
and We all know The melancholy termination of
the affair.
Col Webb Is still here, having publicly pro.
claimed through bis friends, that his only object
10 remaining ysstsrday aud today. vas to afsrd
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E - a~NfsI tb. q.
Our Var, -lThere are various rumors
auoat highly hscIedltable 10 Gen. JesGp,
IA relation TO rs recent interview with the
ladlans. IN following article with which
we have bed politely furnished, contains
the principal bets as derived from The mos,
authentic soses.
4" he sci, Amelia arrived on the 10th
| from lndlanliiyer lnlet, which pIace she
leii on the pa inst. From letters which
have been tcelved from the Army, We
learn that qn. Jesup was al Jupiter Inlet
on the lll3 Two chiefs CTuskegee and
halleek Tie aud about one hundred var.
rlors, sIslief Gen. Jesup's camp lev DAYS
after The al r Of the 2i,h January. They
SAID ihey Soed Tor peace, and asked per.
Il'sston 10 pam upon omail portion vi Inc
Territory. Atier holding "talk with
'he ueneTS they agreed to come VA With
Their WOMB aud children and await the
decision oi T. President, to whom the mat.
ter has bel referred. In the meantime
iuskegee IL haIIeck Hap, have promised
to furnish 1ldes 70 show where sam Jones
hiding psads are, aud the army Will con.
time ~ adlc opentnn. Lieut.. Llnna,d,
AID TO Gengesup, arrived IN The Amella.
aud IS oearepi despsches 10 " ashlngion."
"e DO " Ike me proposition abQui nc.
uasning IN small potion ol the Territory. /
ne ortachh too @ld. between the INDIAN
aud The tloiian, ever be healed. The
people q firldl will ne submi, to II, aud |
y has cost y much biJ~i aud treasure Tor
oosernncnao give up th sar 10 th.s s,sle. I
ne nalioe honor All dignity are too 4
oee-y conc Aed tor II tulslen ,or ouc mo
'heh' 10 Ihe poposal. We fear ho ever
'na' Tue indle are lem,erisins, aud that
''e scenes oi lsi sprung ate 10 bc enacted
sa'"' ann 70 ndian diplomacy vail again .
9ut"ii u, laihe sufeftn, ,nhab,,.,,s =
i''s' : 'o'iu4 VI IRON their homes another
year.
The people Florida arr w,l,,,, - 90,
grave ano 'eafsls SemIaDlss 10 lull posses
son. Pfo''oed'oSernment sll paw them
'o' WI. P'ol'1 and The losses they have
lncured.-HeI.
Sa'n !" upwards Of 100 negroes
nave suffeuoefehemselses II Tampa. and
IL Indians capi.A ne Gan 49, D
aug w 'ne "'coocbee, have also been
sent to that post.
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their plans having been discovered, they have civ.
en- that point up. IL Is now conieciured that thew
viii attack Presooll ii tlis be the case, aud they
succeed, no one eau conjecture what the result
will be.
The bad conduct Of our citizens, mean the
desperate ones, will lead 10 fearful consequences
or this frontier. We are now keeping the inhabi
luns on The other side IN continual state OF ex
element aud alarm, and fear the spirit Of retail
a,ian that may take place. Indeed, we are night.
~ in fear that the torch may be applied to our vii
lage, and OF consequence many lives lost.
"WATERrowN tJxFrHKsoN Coz FEB. %.
IL have but msn.ut To say that oar county,
lot The last three days. has been all 10 comnoton,
account of organizing OF the patriots Tor the al,
lackof Kingston, and yesterday all vent to see
the departure Of the patriot army from French
creek The army as they call It, lell here last
evening aud yesterday, aud went on TO Hickory
Island, Just below Long Island, and opposite Ga
nanasque. where they mustered in sll about 500
with eleven heavy guns. &c. Ailer mastering
Tor volunteers TO make the attack, only about 200
would agree to g'
Their COMMANDER, General Van Rensselaer,,
sas stupid from SINE cause, and they have finally
retired to frenelicreek. aud dispensing ia
ese'y direction Petsetly disheortsRsd. and gIpiag
up any f3rtheT dttiaPt on The Canadds The ca.
eitem,nt hers ioi The last three days. has been
greater than at az time during the last war; and
We are all glad il ended
4 Eight coDpsnia of aur militia are ordered out.
and are now sssedbling TO preserve order, and 10
protect against an cialalory measur, ON French
ereek-the head narters OF the patriots Mac.
Eenzie has been our village for tho last week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-16
Asnnonoucu, "a. GYM,

The Randolph Maaufae,or" march 3.
On the s4ih ullimo, a eo,0. ~onpan,
formed under the above title, em pany va
host Of talent and enterprise annSS'ac'ns
say respectable capital too--Go. ' ~ we may
OF country. The amount of s,o e''s coa
subscribed is Twenty-Five thousand aciaaly
dred dollars, which is 10 h. 49, 'tn hla.
understand Sr' to $4,000. The obiec,ssa. Va
er Cotton Factory in the y,e,0', .''aaot
place, to include weaving on ! ~ q lbs
scale The company have aI,e euy ia'ss
chased seat (nearly or quite ,he L pG
whole country seven and a half ,0,, N 10th
tie to the North of Eas; from Ls .."e' H.
has now excellent grinding and ca,S cav, shsi
chlpery IN -here,ulo,e i T. ira,
Collins Mills" on Deep Riye a'O@a
d. Troy Esq. Is elected Preslden, = 900
company and the Board Of Dlrec,a.o u
SYST OF the following gentlemen =" 'i' 60
sha Coffin, ESQ.,, Mr.. Timo,b, 'WW;-E
Hugh Mccain, Esq. Jesse " bce, "0,.ey
and Mr.. John Miller. We bod fefh
pleasure OF attending the meehn. u
Company, but We understand ill., @
to be commenced forthwith. Ana ~'a
better than all, from their zeal. ~ s.ta
known character for industry and -
enterprise, II is expected they w,p '~a
with sieeres rolled up sat
!. we make thus announcement, With
higher qualification, as IL eyince, NJ
sfess aud constant advancement a.
spirit which, lorpD.,.,.
'h's country, was set on foo, ,e,,o,,
ago BY Elliott, iiorney & Co. !, c ~
Falls This Factory, as the posl,c i,
Ciii=en. wa