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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

OY virtue of writ Of uerdi. 'rpo. 10 me
D directed and delivered from the court
of Common Pleas of Lucas county, Ohio.
have taken and shall expose to public sale
at the House ofB. D. Coffih, in Maumee
City, on Saturday, June Isl. at 3 O'clock
p. M. the following described property tn
wit :-one bl ,ck mlrc, one bny horse, one
grey horse, aud one two horse umbrr wa
G,n. taken as the property ofB D. c fin
at the SUIT Of Hiram Smith.
C. q. SH wv, Sheriff.
Nv +. E. KrRTLAAp, Deputy.
My 18. IT'S.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

A poetess of some distinction wns one
morning surprised by the announcement of
a gentee lady visitcr, who called, as she
said, to request her to teach her two daugh-
ters to write poetry.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The New York VictualIers ale about to
hold meeting, for the purpose ofascertaln-
ing the causes which have lei to the high
prices Of cattle. A similar movement on the
part Of the Victualers Of Philadelphia, would
be attended with advantage to the commu-
nity,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The Legislature of Wisconsin have pass
ed a law allowing II per cent. interest for
money, the parties mutually consentlng.
This is virtual repeal to the usury laws,
or nearly SO.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18
RORDER TROUBLES ENDED

Tl'HE difficult q" between tie United
Il States and Great Rritoin respecting the
North Eastern Boundary question having
been for the present amcahy adjusted.
The subscribers would respectfully in
form the cit zens of Maumce City End vicini
~, that they are now receiving their
Sprinr and Summer Stock Jf Gnnds, con-
sis,ipg in part of Dry Goods, mud Groceries,
Crockery, Glass, Chira and H'rd Ware
Boots and Shoes, Paints, Oils and Dvc
SlLfs which We are prepared TO sell for cash
or produce on as reasonable terms as can be
found in this section Of the country at
wholesale or retai'.
G. g. w. RICHARDSON.
Mnumcee City, May II, 1888.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

RY virtue Of u writ Of venH. er o. to me
- directed and delivered t'rcm the Court
ofCommon Pleas of Lucas county, Ohio.
I have taken aud sllall expose to public sale
near the corner of John aud Canal ttrets, in
Maumec City, on Tuesday, May 80, at l
O'Clock p. M. two steamboat BOILERS, taken
as the property OF Hram X. Steele. al the
suit of AndIew Mack.
c G. SHAW, Sheriff.
BY F. L KlpTLAND DEPUTY.
May le. 7t2.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18
1889.
FORSYTH g. MACK.

Fo,uaring g. Commission Merclants
Dealers in Prodacr, Lumbrr & Sal, yuau
mce CITY, Chic.
90: asa9Ia:sE,::: :s:i';,5lik -; 5Ilik :sh9
References.
Daniel P. Parker, l0l, Broad st .Mep
R. Putnam, SO Coonles slip. York.
Con, Kimberly & Co.,)
Atwater II Ruden, BuGalo.
VI. Kinrmnn g. Gu.
Strong M. Reynolds & Co..)
Ptasc, Chester & Co. : Detroit.
Gi'let g. Desnoyers.
Griffith, Standurt g. Co., C,.u.,anJ
Ransom, McNarr ~ Co. 0eA"0'
STANDARD g. Wibor, Hurn.
Townsend e. Henderson, Sandasky City.
Barstow & Co., Ohm CITY.
Wheeler u Co. Akron.
Carpenter, Myers " Co., Toledo.
Tayl"r' 4IrI"'" F:es%,S : ST''S"' & Co. Fl. way"'.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18
SIDNEY l.. ROOD,

B1oksc Ter, Publisher, Stat onpr and Bin
drr. 10 J.Gtrs n Auenue, D"troit.
" EEPS constantly on hand and for sale
IN ut wholesale or retail, Theological,
Lrw, NJ 'dlcai, Miscellaneous, Classical and
School Books: English, French and Amer
Ic,n Stationery. He also keeps on hand,
md manufactures tn order, every descrIp-
tion of Blank Books, required by county
officers and bnsiuess men. They also pub
lisa Sctooi B)okS, which will be sold al cas-
tern prices, wholesale or retail:
Davies Ar,,hmrtic, Davies Lrgendre's
Geometry, Dawes Algebra, Dawes Sur
veying. Davies Diffprentipl Calculus, Da-
vies' Shades and Shadows, Huntngton's
Geography, Smiths Geography.
Printing Ink constantly on hand.
Detroit, April G, 1889.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

T-sY virtue # writ uf vendj. expo. issued
, bv the court of common r'"as ni Lucas
conrtv. OHIO, to me directed, Is!rll expose
tn sale nt the wharf If P liner. Bush " Co..
Mt r, lcdo. on the 4lh day of Way rext. Mt
two Och ok, Y. n. tho f llowing property.
10 wit: the schooner NJ 'rir, taken ut the
en, or,he Bunk of Norflk, w. John E.
Hunt, ct al
Shrr,fs Cfi~, Tolefo, Aprl2', 1880.
Hhe above ale is rostp"l ed until Tues
da the 2ath day If May, Otthe time of day
and place as above.
C G. SHAW, Sheriff.
May 4'h 1920.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18
TOLEDO RECESS,

Court ofCommon
, STATE r. VI nh'"' Pleas, Oct. Term
A"'"S 0"u"'S o. 1888.
ISRAEL S. CoNvGRsE, PARTITION.
VS.. The Respond
William Kingsbury, ents in this case
Samuel Couch, will tnke notice,
Johl p Converse and that petition has
Isaac Butlerfi,Id. been fled in this
Court against them by the demandant, and
is now pending, praying for pnr'ition of the
North East I of Fractional Section. M.
SO. in Township No. Q, in le United States
twelve mile square Reserve Mt the Foot of
the Rapids OF the Mani of Luke Erie, and
that at the next Term Of srid Court, the
dcmandant will make application for mn or
der that Il partition may be m'dc OF said
premises. SAMUEL VI. YOUNG,
Solicitor fnr DemAud,nt.
M umce City, April 9th, 1929. l-'6w
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

0OARsls 1}DUTS.--A large aesort-
" tneut for sale BY the case at the Ma
rengo cashltore a. VAN NOuRST.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

EArtlER. R.--Soe and upper ltatIIe. n
IL a good article. for sale by
nov. IL. S. o. & D. WILLIAMS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

NOTlCE.--All persons having open ac'
~ counts with me, are requested to call
ina settle. c. A. WILLIAMS.
May l3. 6.
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BILLIARD ROOM.

DlLLIARD ROOM, kept by T. P. Sut-
Id ton. ut the room over ]. l.. Smiths
recess, Upper Toledo.
Ball Alley, at the old steamboat Hotel
Lower Toledo. Kept by
r. p SUTTON.
May 10, 1899. IF.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18
O. IL. HARRIS.

Grocer aLd Comm ss on .Merchdat.
NOW Offers for sale general assort-
l Y ment Of GR' CRIES AND Provisions
and respectfully soicls share Of pubic
patronage.
Maunee City, May II, 1889. 6
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

DLA sting. Rife 81 Percussion Pow
ID der for sale by
Doc. CLARK g. FARGO.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18
THE WHOLESALE STORE IN
TOLEDO.

THE WHOLESALE STORE IN
TOLEDO.
DITUS, TOWNSEND s. TITUS, 9gN
Pearl street, New-Y"rk, encouraged
by the share Of support their BRANCH AT
ToLRDo received during the past ynar, will
continue the establishment. Experience
has proved that they were not ever san
grino when they cllimed faclties which
enabled them to sell goods in fact chcaper
than any other house west Of .Nac York,
and they spcak ,oith co,f ie"ce ph'n hry
p ON Sc 10 C6pr stronger dacFme tto p"r-
rhase,s than any other firm in the Wester"
c,n fry. -,
They would respectfully invite their old
customers, and the trade in general, .Aer-
chants, Contractors, Hotel Keepers DC. t"
give their stock an examination. heir as
sortment will consist aS usual. principally OF
DKY GooDs AND GtoCERIEs, with m1ny
other such articles as the wants Of the couli.
try may require.
As fres', invoices will he shipped from
.Nw- York ,or'k y, through the season, they
will not nnw attempt to give detailed list
of their goods.
Store foo, Of La Grange ST.. Lo,oer 7olfdo.
May 10, 1899. THU & Co.
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REMOVAL.

SPENCER Il MOORE have removed to
~ the store formerly occupied by Messrf.
Morehnuse and Brownee corner Of Conant
and Erie rect.
Aluumee City, May 18th 1880. 7.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15
From The Correspondence Of the Charleston
Courier
WASHINGTON. jury Is. 1879


WASHINGTON, jury Is, 1889.
Afer protracted silence, | resume my pen 10
gl'e you the substance Of a report which has for
some days agitatcd our usual stoical community.
deep mystery has hitherto involved the fate OF
the Hornet, which was supposed to have found
cred, years ego, in gale; and every crcum-
stance, however improbable, which related TO her
position, when last seen, has been ferreied out
and narrated, with degree of minuteness which
eFihees the deep feelings which, to this day, ex
ists IN relation TO her fate. A new and STARTLING
iight has been suddenly cast upon The mystery. b.
tne oer o. 40 individual 70 exhibit proofs that this
ihiatea vessel outliyed the gale, IN which il was
believed that She perishcd and met her desiruc
non from enemies more cruel than the clements
] he name Of the individual il would be obviously
improper 10 publish until his story shall have as
samed more definite and authentic FORM and
NE testimony, by which 1t is 10 be established.
shall have been obtained The amount of the
disclosure made is that, after passing through
ihc gile ~ safety, her magazine was fired by
cohspirators 5rlDed TO effect this diabolical pur
pose ~ the head Of foreign government, and
mat iour hundred brave men were thus instanta.
neousiY hurried into eternity, in a moment of en-
ure seii.securIiy aud while the interchange of
congratulations for their preservation from the
prey OF wind and wave was vet unfinished. H.
Who voluntarily comes forward 10 make tins dis.
closure statcr that be var not himself present at
tie catastrophe but that friend was there and
ior TINS trend he requires pardon IN the establish
Hehi q the truth Of his statement. He also asks
icf pceuniary reward for himself The cyi.
dence on winch he proposes 10 establish the facts
e the production Of the ships log. book up to the
moment Of the catastrophe and also oft the private
Letters OF Tue officers, with other testimony of !
couoaoratse character The subject is now be-
lore the Naval Board, and has led to freanent
and long deiit+r4hou. But they will not be able |
% come g any conclusion, as 10 the conditions
required by tue Informant Indeed, they have
biz authority vested in lacm to make stippl tons
oi Pec.Hlary nature II IS said that the Pres !
laeHl has heen written 10 on the subject, and that
i4e u.ietior proceedings in tie ease will depend
on his reply. The member OF the Bolri are IN. /
clngd to attach lmpoTaucr to the statement Of
tls ,naa, Ga consequence OF sone private com. \
which hc had made concerning the .
motive . ,he inslEation Of this awful ontra 70. 4
Wmch notyc they deem satisfactory sud sutf .
cieut. For the sake 81 humanity and for The .
sake Of our country, il - 10 bc hoped that no Ct !
tod VIII Be HPafed TO clucidate the wltie OF vhf-
.hair anc. be the consequences what they may, !
10 WofA fetu5a,ion m thoSo by whom tins {
scheme was planned. and by whose influence it (
MSS cafued into uaec; f,at jastit.a, gertsf
waadas.
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Town Ordinance.

g ii ordained by the Commissioners Of the
-kS Town OF Charlotte, and it is hereby ordain.
I'd by the authority Of the same That it shall not
be lawful ior any person or persons TO ride, lead,
drive, tie or fasten his her or their horse mule or
any other animal on the side walks Of toe Town
Of Charlotte. undo. a penalty OF One Dollar for
each and every offence to be sued for and collect,
80 by warrant before any Justice Of the Peace in,
and Tor the County Of Mecklenburr.
By order OF the Board
a. GRAHAM, Chairman.
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GD1rlnffR;
Thursday, Augustus, 1880.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
FOR MINHIHs or eoNeppsS

~ Our election for Member to represen,
the llth District in til next Congress, took
place last THURSDAY. The day was fine aud we
glad to saY passed of without any disturbance.
We have given below the result Al each precinct
IN this county both for Congress and the School
Law. 1t - but justice TO say that the low would
have received larger support il il had been prop
eTly understood and been IN a different shape.
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los as go !,

By comparing the soio Of ihis year with tic
'0;s o. ls1S Il w'il be soen the, very eon.,d.
er-l.e fAiliag OF has t4kca place in the VA b..
IN fanss. The wa.s party 80 ,tis county d,d
rg' vots iAs'f strength bit there has been a. ii,.
caass % L,ncoIn AMI C4ba,rs cola,icp. Thc
s..rR!un j. tbs gU,r
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u Sehool La'c.-We rejoice 10 find that the
school Law is acceptable, to several countless
Although the law may not be as perfect as il
might have been, still we think the people should
vote for IT. for the simple reason tina, every thing
must have commencement. We have giyen
below the vote ns far MS heard from
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15
Wicked and Blospiemous.-At the eel.

Wicked and Blasphemous.-Att the eel.
ebration OF the Fourth of July at Chester,
Delaware County, Pennsylvania, the fol.
lowing toast was drunk -" By Walter c.
Lytle. Martain Van Buren,, the little ma.
g'cton that spreads his republican uand
over the face of the nation, and causes
abundant harvcsts to come forth to cheer
the husbandman, and feed the needy
Gen. Scott arrived at Chicago on the
9th instant in the steamboat Illinois. We
learn from the Chicago American that he
IS bound for Fort Winnebago, with view
to quell the hostile spirit manifested by
the Indians.
Spots on the Suns Disc.-It is stated IN
the Franklin (OhioN Republican. that there
are three clusters OF spots now trayersing
the lett side of the sun, two Of which arc
particularly large. The whole NAV be
seen with any kind Of pocket telescope or
spy-slass, the eye being protected with
piece Of black glass. TO this cause may
be attributed, il is presumed, the unusual
GOODNESS Of the season.
Inc leading ministerial paper of Paris,
the Journal deS D6bats. recommends
the acknowledgment of the Independence
of Texas by France, and presents lively
view Of the prospects Of the new Republic.
1t is minated that the Government mas
sent Commissioner TO study the resources
and chances Of prosperity Of the country.
They have a negro 50 black in Tennes.
sec, that they are obliged 10 light a candle
in the middle of the DAY to see him.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

protraoted Meeting will be held, commencing
on FfIIay next, The 9Th inst. at the Bulah Bap.
fist Church in Charlotte for several days.
AUg. IA, 1899
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Vie Presbytcry OF Concord will
"A meet IN Salisbury on the I'd " ednesday in
Sept. at II o'clock A. NJ.
f. = Editors in Salisbury are requested TO in.
sert the above in their papers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

u The Vice Presideney.-s Senator DAVIS of
Massachusetts, and Governor SEWARD Of New
York, are spoken of as among those from whom
the Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency may
be named
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

u Election for Brigadier General.-we in.
tended to have given earlier the result Of the cleo.
ton IN this Brigade for Bngadier General, but in
the hurry of our business it slipped our mind
The vote stood as follows: Means 200, Sloan
81, majority for Means, 1873.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15
Prom he Cherd,e Gqsette.
L he following communication speaks for
ITSELF Almost every man is interested
IN having the rogues arrested.

The following communication speaks for
ITSELF Almost every man is interested
IN having the rogues arrested.
MURRELL MEN IN ANSON,
Two men, one driving gray horse in
Carryall, the other riding dark ches-
nui sorrel mare and leading bright sor.
rel horse with flax name and tail, have
been passing through Arson County, dur.
ing last week, telling as they went that
they had SIX wagon loads of bacon lust on
behind. The one with the two horses
stayed al my house Saturday night, the
10Th INST. he said his name was Young.
and that he lived in Rowan county, y. G..
he told me the same tale about the six loads
OF bacon Just behind. Early Sunday morn
ing, the Carryall man passed on towards
Cheraw, and about ten o'clok returned 80.
ing up Dung went out and had some
conversation with him, then called for his
horses and started in the direction of Che.
raw, and said he was going there; but
Understand that in an hour afterwards he
was three mics upon the other end of the
read, and IN company with the CarryalI
man. Young endeayored to persuade of
one of my negro boys with him, under
stand he also tried three or four in the
and very valuable fellow
Of William Ratlif7s has been actually miss
ing ever since Sunday, the DAY which they
passed through that neighborhood. They
no doubt have Ratllii7s negro; nor can
they be heard from or traced in any direc-
ton since. | think the public should be
put upon their guard against such Williams.
JNO GRADY, Jr
SHfedsboro', ". c. July %, 1899.
THE same chaps paid visit 10 our town and
.ook IN some of our citizens. Young engaged
,a1riage for 500 and was 10 be back in a few
lays TO pay the difference in a watch trade, but
ne has been among tina missing ever since.I
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The various facts here stated abound
in instruction to both the merchant and
the statesman; but we have no time 10
make comments.
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81 AucesrISE, T. 7. Aug. 3, l0o'cock, 4. NJ i
/ The Var rencrtd The following
trcacherons account Of the surprise OF
/ Col. Harvey, command, reached here
lhis morning by express. Col. Gates,
commanding Ea,, Of 81. Johns, has trans.
mitcd orders for immediate defence of the
posts South,
Ass'r. AnJ'r GrNrraE's Orucr, I
ArHy OF The South.
FoEy Rgooe, T. +. JrlY %.
sat- becomes my painful du.y 10 inform
YOU oft1c assassination Of the greater part Of II
Col iiarney's detachment by tie Iauans, on the
morning Of tar 23j inst. on the CoIeossh4tchic
river whore tdrv bad gone IN accordance with
the treaty ii Fort kmu. TO establish trading
house, The party consisted ct about Is men,
armed with 1olt, nile, they were encamped on
tto uycr. bat unprotected hg dJcaccs Of ana
t,4a, and IT Is said without seauaels. The In.
dl7ns Ire large force made the attack before the
dawn of day, and before rcyci.e, and 1t is sun.
posed thst IS Of the men were killed, among
whom was MAJOR uallam, and Nh Morgan, suit.
lgrs. The remainder Vith Col, Harvey. escaped /:
several OF them sevcF,y wounded. /; was a
complete surprise.
taat you instantly take measures to place the
Jyi5uces at Fort Mellon ia the saost complete
state o. repair, and be ready at all times to rcpel
Iu attack, should ono he made No portion of
yolr command will, ia future, be suffered to
leave the garrison, except under 4 strong escort.
The detachment at Fort Maitland, Will be imme
da,cly withdrawn.
Should Fort Mellon prove unhealthy, and the
Surgeon recommend its abandonment, YOU are
authorised 10 transfer the garrison, and reinforce
some OF the neighborng posts,
am, sir, GEO. II. GRIFFIN,
Asst. Adlt. General.
Lieut.. W. +. Hanson, Comr OF Fort Mellon.
Office of the Herald,
st. AuGusrINE, Aug, 3.
News has Just como from Tampa, that Col
Harvey, was attacked early in the morning of
the 23i ult. at Colocsahalchic, of his command
Of - men, IL and the two suffers were killed,
the remainder with the Col. escaped This is
the most treacheroas act committed since the
war commenced, and is Illustrative Of the inten.
lions Of the Indians, and bears ont all the Herald
has SAID SINCE Macomb's orders were published.
The following is an extract of letter recciv-
ed in this city from gentleman residing in ST.
Augustine, dated Aug, 3,
Time will only permit me at present TO say,
that we have just heard by mail from Tampa Bay,
thatthc Post on the Cooloasahatchec, under com.
maud of Col. iIarncy, was recently attacked by
the indians, who had - gone in under the treaty."
and Is out of 30 men killed Col, Harvey, himself
narrowly escaped on board vessel in the harbor,
These are some of the fruits Of this miserable and
fraudulent treaty-and these too are the very
Indians who accompanied Col Harvey from
Tampa to fort King, to dupc the Commander in
Chief Of the United States Army. Surely the
Government can no longer doubt the good
iuth' and peaccablc intentions of the Semi
nolcs, the opinion of thc people of " St Angus.
tine" and " Tallahassee" to he contrary moth.
wlthstandng.r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

Ldmentable Accident.-During the cleo
ton al Pactolus, Pitt county, in the third
District, on 10th uitimo, turbulent man
drew a knife and rushed towards peace
able and respectable gentleman Of that
place against whom he entertained i'll will.
The latter presented pistol, in seli-de-
fence, which inundated the bully with
the knife, and he Withdrew. The gentle
man, thus rescued from a violent death.
by his presence of mind and comnendabIc
firmness was in the act of letting down the
hammer q the pistol, it Slipped from un.
der biz thumb, the cap exploded, aad the
ball entered The throat OF Mr.. Cherry, a
highly esteemed citizen. and inflicted a
wound winch soon afterwards proved NOR.
tal.-Aetsbefn Spectator.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

ion Of Carter and Williams. Wings, and Mcclel.
Ian, Turney and Blackwell, administration, buing
a Wing loss of.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

fpF Nr. Van Buren, SAYS none bat the
interested arc opposed to the Sub-Treasury
scheme. TINS may he true. Those VINO
haye AZ interest in the safe and honest adj
mini~tration Of the affairs Of tie country,
are opposed to placing its treasure in the
hands Of the PresIdcnt--and those who
have nothing, are anxious that the scheme
may be adopted, because by possibility
they may obtain an interest, IN the same
way that thousands Of the "public plum
derers' spoken Of b. Mr.. Calhoun have
done before them. with money get
partizans, and with partizans / get mo-
ney, IS the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iihg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

They have negro 50 black in Tennes.
sec, that they are obliged 10 light a candle
in the middle of the DAY to see him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

There are - counties, 81 post towns.
city and | borough IN the L. States
bearing the uamS oil Washington.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-15

Ncp Project Mr.. Amasa Walker, of
Boston, is now travcrsing Illinois for the
purpose of ascertaning the feasibility of
constructing rail read from Boston to
the Mississippi River. He addressed a
public meeting at Alton, Illinois, on the
subject, and stated that the whole distance
from Boston TO St. Louis is only 1900
miles, aud might be traverSco by ears in
five davs.-R,chmond Wing.