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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
tvpoRrAyCE or POLITICS.

a'A di>tripatt> uucfiN dlhu udpihtitSS u a
republic Established ON the bread fun
damentl principle that all men are equal
bN nght and nature, both with regard 10
legislation and protection, It recognizes no
uJel orders, while it holds oui 10 all hon
orab.e and well directed exertions ITS sure
reward. The people are their own law
makers and an the offices Of government
are dispensed by their free franchise. Ac-
couilngiy If We examine the history and
condition Il cur country, We will see al.
ready instances OF human character and a
state Of human happiness unsurpassed IN
toe chromcl Of the world. \ mighty
nation whose power and prosperity excite
the envy q the proudest empires, has
sprung up. a. If by miracle, on cur shores,
and ascending 10 her proud seat OF destiny
ike that star which heralded the advent
81 4 worlds Re.leemer, Is hailed by all the
people Of the earth with relofc ing, and BY
iis light they seek for the :" land q prom
ise, where the oppressed can iiad an asy
ham OF peace.
Al classes are ENJOYING the blessings
winch liberty 1t opimon and action secure
when governed BY NIrtuous conscience.
We see men BIZ tie force OF their own ge-
MA, and energy, from the dark wales and
morasses of ob~curity, boldly directing
lher footsteps to that towering height
where laule pro5d temple shines affair,
IN their upward path, ihey encounter no
hereditary iord,in1s, and privileged orders,
l. dispute their ughl 20 the attainment d
their aspirations. Who are the men who
have become distinguished in the depart
meHis Il politics, letters and the arts, III
tins country. Were thcy pampcred slls
al apulersce anl luNury-do they date their
greatness from spne achievements 81 their
deceased ances.ry No; they are men
wao thank onlt heaven fir the rewards ot
noble enterprise. Who are the two most
distinguished orators II cur c0uulrY. the
PITT and the Fox ii our Senate They
ar men vito Ike their own dear country
bave ARISEN from ol,scurt'v tl1 hey can
cope With TIE mos, powerful ID tite earth.
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No6ls Gsasfelaly, --Ai mecliag d "A
association III Ihe Methodist IqscsF4
Church IN the sauih prepaTaiers 70 &C.
braling ibe Csuseunni Ana.senayt 81 Ne
shs.!,sm. and isr I'll, pai{.sc 4 ESTABLISH
ing fund, pau u ,be saiefes' q ah'sA
i. 20 b. appli"sI to the support q sFefafS
nualrd ministers, their wwlnvs esd %.
phans, afsi the cause = edlcafsa Ca
Va. &. Preston, Wing uscu.tsf u he |.
:. Scuagr lFuu Scu,h tsf,lifa, ts .t.f
It the ausltot.cs. ru.g " the o,a ~ aiioh
assl briefly staird ,ha; n dld nt tfafe =
tbr Methodist church neitrr tai sft g
MS ianHIt. nor did he eNgyi 'sft ee
auld, but adtlej that he cstslkifa hl@-
sll under peculiar obsaioe' y iAa'
hraneh Il the Christian tbuEea. & iciis
aainls Through the tn-lFumefas.t's Z ~
grandmother, ho uaa the sIs'ff 4 rat
rick Henry and a nycHtcr a IT. he'a,'
d,si church, and had The large q ht' 81
uCation that be occupied ihr sai'oa rs
now held in the tnllnd susie END 'l'a
added Mr.. Sccrart Fm Ht HaaN
down CT oNr rnorsaNp DOLLARS NH'a
Wa promptly donc and 3 P'on.fi'' ''
fThsaeoa,sad.s,,.l NJ tas >osiheru ca'H''a
Advocate. u states sA.i CO.. Frepa So 4''''
tho cautr,auio,.. tai ss.r - ste 's' aia''h'
Com. R,dglcy. ii to United states ~.
", has t-rcn elected al h,eoraFl mt''VV.
of the British " Ro,al Nairh sqaaoI"a
ii which the EarI oi larboIo0gh ) N Uni
lun-iorr. The first eompltnrui q y, ~"
conferred M au American. Con " ~
proposed by Col. Grcirsilc, Mo y ~"
piiabIy entertained when herr y ,'r ~
Yacht, a. bearer d dcspa,che' e 80 -
The Club comprises about tour Au''''o .l
regular mcmters, ard the great ann
sailing match takes place % 'he W "
--Stpdrk DAILY Adr.
Constitution n Fioriaa.--A s'a''Hs.
has gone the rounds Of the nevspaES'
the Constitution Of FLORIDA had CT" ~,
ted by a majority Of eitrrS votes '-
information appear 10 'hro" sollr u' A.,
taintv on this subject The return -,
Published in the ~. Augustine iie', ~ ..,,
there il a majority IN iasef Cd ''' wv
tuition Of aTfy.nr rofcs.
Cheop Bread. A iew DAYS '',u N,
saw wagon loaded wi'h pr'mr, " ,'.,e
which vas, purchased IN Eas' ~" ".o,Ie.
at 81 cents pr bushel aud ''' !. ,ss
man informed u, that # hc had eO't ',,.bt
miles farther, it could have be" o ~
nj - cents. IL states TINT '''' ,,sc
m that section of country. oii'r t. ~! %
corn. when il /. harvested, at ifo'" -
los cents per bushcl'
Literai.-Thc Hon. Thomas v .,co.
Hams. of New London, Connece,"' 'a,de
Der elect Of the next Congress, "'' " the
a donation Of one thousand dollars .gh
colonization cause.--iicrdndnd w.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From Tie BaifiHors AmerieaR.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP LIy-
ERPO0I

/ r tOOls-
The steam ship Liverpool arrived u;
New York ON Monday morning AT two
o'clock. We received al late hour last
night the New York Courier and Journal
OF Commerce Of the morning, from which
We make the following extracts;
There does not seem 10 be any materl-
al alteration in the state Of the London
Money Market. though the Bank Of Eng.
land IS evidently very Ill at ease. IL u
alledged that the plan Of selling OH the
dead weight has not succeeded, the Bank
not having been able 20 continue TO obtain
the pricc il demanded. That institution
had entered into a negotiation with the
BANK OF France for supply Of two mil.
lions ct dollars, which was not, however,
yet concluded.
The stnte of the weather, as the harvest
time approached, was subject Of intense
ANXIETY. The accounts are contradictory ,
bat We are sorry to say, the las, are de-
cidedly bad. This Is also the case in
France, where the price OF bread has risen.
The Cotton Market, II Will H. seen with
pleasure, has improved.
An advance In the rate Of interest on
the part 81 the Bank continued Tao IL a
matter Of discussion, bat no advance had
taken place, though We Judge irom the
various accounts that money was as scarce
as ever.
The weather 10 England had been we,
and windy, ~ as b create some alarm for
iie growing crops, and cause some al,
vance IN the price u wheat.
IN English politics there Is nothing u
gneai interest, bat importan, intelligence
TIA, been received trun Conssanlinople.
Sultan Mahmoad Is dead, and hss array to-
tally rJslled by the Egyptian. under ihra.
HIM. The Captain pasha had lrcarher.
1alsIy delivered up the wholc Turkish .locl
10 Neh.me, Ma.
The son II the Sultan had assembled the
,arune a hla father. he had appointed
"a, Ministers, and ncgocaiion. we're go-
ing va TOR ian adjustment ~ the difficulties
with Egypi, agdcr Che auspices of tho
great E0rupcan powers.
The Chamber 81 l>eers VI France bad
passed seateoce On the insurgents. baFh~,
alone Was cosslensrd to death, ard the RS,
TO diih reui degrees II punishment. The
scn,ence a Barbcs was contrars to the
adttcc u has MINISTER'S, changed b. thr
hin. Ia confinement at the galhcs ior life.
thr cetcbFation 81 the three tas hAd pass,
ed over without any material sncidcui.
An spss eif hruke out AZ lIarnser ia the
l1th Juis liageunn The hr.t magistrate
whom tn kas sought 10 lmP,se oa the
city, bad bara aeariS iiau- aug a The am.
dow AMI tie hing ut sas, ryeaIscd his sp.
H.Animent.
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. rapping Paper.

GSF recstcd and for sla al this Oniec
81 tuppl u Wrspeipg Paper. Also few
reams d "fiihg P4pef
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

LiLerai.--Thc Hon. Thomas " .o,.
Hams, of New London, Conneeo,"' made
Der elect Of the next Congress, ~ the
a donation Of one thousand do'la'1 l,,.gt.
colonization cau.e.--Aierandrid "'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

Taking il Cooiiy.-A Boston paper tells
a story of a Elan who had been swlggine
until be got essentially drunk, and when
returning home, he took the canal instead
Of the turnpike, and Hadad three miles b..
fore he discovered his mistake.
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IaSpoS. irtv ~.

As13HWft - ~ tREt
Fhi- was couft.daS 5, thc Bank q Eng.
land, ana their was some cxpcci.tlau that
tte direction. aid gsif forth further nn-
ice c'tler ~ respect u 'he 4" issd wrtght.
n y tn rate II dl-colni, bat thcy -spsr.
ated without doiu4 ans hung particular.
- lar is AZ tasu bsca atle Is harm. II
!. ppw inaeed, pretty generally ,hg1shi.
d w stated tew gays ssnce. thal tl,ey
sre rrsolrcd 10 lct matters take their mai.
ufal courss, anl let tie exchanges right
themselves. Event. certainly haze f.erur.
red b. alaAs things iuths. respect look raih.
er more cheerful, tor -f@clc ha- b.en ,n.
ported from several places during the last
fortnight, and soue Continental orders fpr
exports have been carrled into cilcc,. shllc
The accounts from al parts IT the world ~.
-pec,ing the harvest are particularly en-.
cnura1ing.
Livraruot, Aug. l.-Tlr state uf the
weather - beginuing to excite the apprc
hcn-lons Of every relcctIng man. Nr.
Rice, oar Inmilahlc lanccior IL the Ex.
ctequcr, told Parliament that the quaint.
y q foreign corn imported stncc last har.
vest amounted ~ value 10 e. 600 900. I'm
continuation Of this, and m prpoi that the
imported corn was paid Tor IA solid metal.
the Bank % England, which had upu ard.
u $4,000 900 ol gold ~ ils Golfers otily
short time ago, has at the prr@oat mo-
meni, not much more than f3,O0O, 900.
CoNSTANTIN9rLr, july 5.--The Sultan
expired on Monday morning, ~ the fifty.
siHth year Of hiss age and the 81 q of has
reign; bringing thus TO close career
81 achievements which wall hand his name
down to PpstcrIty as the most cxtnortlin.
ary monarch ii modern times.
The sensation produced at Consiau,ino.
pie by the sudden and unexpected an.
nouncement Of the SuItans death was sich
a. u would not be easy 10 describe regret,
condemnation, aud fear were alternately
depicted m every contenance, the latter
more particularly among the Rayahs. who
anticipated some dreadful revolt or mas.
sacrc.
DEFEAT OF THE TURKISH ARMY.
ALg1AsDSrA, July 6.-The Turkish army Of
syfia - deinnci The following are the fact.
on shs 2Dth Of Jlne. hi4 lighnsss ibr5him
Paaha- commanding the Egyptian army, moved
from lis e1campuaeut and crosaad tho Lad,our.
and then niarched 10 The village Of MozzA. who're
the sultan's cavalry, commanded by P4shsS,
veto eneainPod. lis HighnesA lbfahim Pasha
ordered u bis artillery 70 take up position With.
m half mile Of tic Turkish army aud 10 can
nonad" H. AZ 5, =. NJ. they opencd their FIRE ;
IN hili an hour the Turkish Cavalry fed. pcll.
nell, m The direction Of Nezib twherc the sul.
ms main army was encamped Under II 4hx
fssha,} leaving behind them al their provisions
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

The Maine Culrlsator gives an accoun,
Of an experiment by which II u proved
that hocing Corn late will protect Il from
frost. The philosophy Of the thing - sra.
led to be tins, that stirring the earth gpcn.
the pores and the Consequence j.. a great.
er collection Of moisture upon The plants,
which enable them to withstand lrost. ID.
10 make Tomato Omsle'.-Pcel quart
OF ripe toInatoes-chop and put them down
TO simmer for about twenty minutes, with
as much water as will cover them rhon
a few onions very fine, and throw them IN
with crumbled bread and mmp Of but,er
and when nearly done, beat up fur
eggs, and stir them in for few minutes.
and serve the omclet up.--Bah. Patriot.
90 dear I" bubbered an urcbin ubo
had just been suffering from an application
q the birch. 20 my they tell me abou,
40 rods making furlong, Vat can tell a
bigger story than that. Let EN- get SUCH
a plagny licken az I've had, aud they'll find
OUT that one rod makes an aeher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
Police OMice.

Jury Curious case Of fraud.-A simple Look
inc countryman who called himself jeremiah Dobbs,
late OF Hudson city, made his the
magistrate 20 ask his advice under the following ear
cumstanees:-The complainant said he came 10
charge Jacob p. White, who lived at the corner OF
Washington and Amos streets, Of obtaining $500 OF
him. under false prctences. The complainant stated
that he came TO this city, from Hudson, intending to
keep public house, and met Jacob r. White, who
offered to sell him the lease OF his premises, corner
Of Washington and Amos streets, Tor saw year,
and Z $50 premium. lie stated that White told him
that Peter y. Stephens, Esq, OF Rockland county,
was the owner Of the premises IN question, tnat ne,
White, hired Of him, and that stephens had asreedf
n give White a five years lease from the LIST o
MAY last, at 500 year, which lease he had
agreed to give to Dobbs whenever ne should ask
him To 40 so. To be certain that there was no
mistake, on the 10Th of Juae, Dobbs stated that
he asked White again IL stephens haa agreed 10,
and was bound to, give him i've years lease,
whe White stated that Stevens had hired " TO MIN
for five years from the first Of last May. In conse
ouencc of this. Dobbs handed White $50 for the
premium on the lease, and $50 for the fixtures, and
agreeing TO pay the soc year rent for the prcmi
ses from the LIST July next, moved IN and took
posscssion lie further stated that shortly after he
saw Stevens and White together, when he asked
The former about the lease, stating what had been
said and dene-whcn Stevens expressed his surprise
that White should have done and said so, and told
him that he knew he had refused TO give i've
years lease, TO which White assented, but refused
10 give Dobbs the lease, or TO pay him back his
$500. - ,
A witness named John A Ouderdonk, also testified
to portion of the facts sworn TO by Dobbs In CON
sequence of these statements warrant was issued,
and officer Holman arrested White, ana brought hlm
before Justice Wyman, who held him 10 pail IN SOW
70 appear and answer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

MADAME CARADORI ALLAN's BENEFIT.
DARK ThEATRn.--THIs EVENING will be p.

MADAME CARADoRI ALLAN's BENEFIT.
DARK THEATRA--THIs EVENING will be per
THE BARBER OF sEVILLE-Count AlmavIva Mr..
horncasse-Resina Madame Carsdori Allan
After which the RIVAL rAGEs-Marqus de Prevills, Mr.
To conclude with part Of the Sd Act Of CINDERELLA
Prince, DIR. Horncastle-c Cinderella Madame Caradori
Doors open at ererrmanee commence at quarter pas,
O'Clock.
Boz Tickets. sl-Pit, 80 cents-Gallery. aScepts.
DOWERY THEATRE-T.s HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECToR-Ths evening, will be
MAzRE sf1ss".as Mr. wooora-o,.,., Mr. r..
To conclude with
THE LION KING; Or The BaAdits Deom-Afsha the Lii
King, Mr. Carter-Zenora, Mrs Proctor-Zitta Mr..
Doors open O'Clock the performance commence at hall
Pres.-Boxes rs cents-Pt, SIT cens-Gallery, aseent
NIBLo's GARDEN AND NEW sALooN-wIL
IN LIAM NlBLo respectfully announces that this Esab
lishment is new open for the SEASON
THIS EVENING, JULY IL, 1899.
At the request Of numerous patrons the proprietor
has engaged
The entertainments will commence with
MY FRIEND THE GOVERNOR, PechilIo, Mr. Burton
To conclude with the LOTTERY TICKET-wormwood
Civil AID efficient Officers will in attendance preserve
good order and the admission of improper
No postponement time visitors TO the Garden
pass the street. through the Grand Promenade the Pro-
Tickets 80 cents
Doors open at 1.-THE entertainments to commence at
O'Clock.
Ounibusses will and from the City Hotel to the Gar
den, during the evering. Y0-y
90 MADAME CARADORI ALLAN'S FAREWELL
BENEFIT respectfully announced to take place at the
Park Theatre Thursday July H. bng positively her last
appearance the stage previous to her departure for Eu
rope.)
The performance will consist Of The BARBER SEVILLE
the part of Rosn, by Madame Carador Aanand the third
act of Cenerentoa in which Madame Carador Allan will sing
the celebrated Rondo and variations, Non piu mesta
jyi02t
vTAUXHALL GARDEN.-The propretors of the above
Establishment will give free Exhibition Of Fire Works
THURSDAY evening" July lh accident occurred TO the
Fire Works prepared for the 4th ofJuy preventing their CIV
ing the full display they advertised
The Garden will be brilliantly Illuminated and full Band
Of Music will commence playing at o'clock and continue the
evening. H#n
The doors viii be opened free day and night
The display will take place at ten O'Clock precisely which
time the signal will be given by the sound Of the trumpet
Entrance in Bowery and Lafayette place. jyl0.2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

There scarcely any change TO notice any Of the markets
All articles &C produce remain nearly the but maintain
their rates with difficulty.
CorroS-n this market the rates the those
current previous to the arrival Of the Liverpool steamer Since
our las, notice there has been little doing Sales reach
near 1900 bales ~ rs for Mobile and New Orleans; III
Ia for Upland; and ~ IA for FLORIDA At Augusta. on the
ath the receipts becoming very scsnty ana further de'
Rrsw-There very little doing N this market and with
out change from last notice. At Boston there was also
kt business doing In Java there salcs bat south
W auct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

NInLo's.-somcbedy, we don't remember who,
says, that the man who laughs heartily, must De
good" What excellent people must VISIT Niblo
on Burton's nights All laugh heartily then. sin-
nersl 20 TO Niblo's tonight-Burton appears IN two
very funny characters. You will " laugh heartily,
and so become good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

O, Thursday evening 9th inst Mr.. Benson Lamereux o.
this city, 80 -
On the 9th inst George Warren 10 months son Of Ransom
and Louis. Crosby. .
Al Newark NJ on the 9th n.t Mrs Martha Davis in the
ssth year q her age
On the 9Th after short Illness, much smented aged
~ yess Mr. j. Grant ofriymouh, Eng master o. H. D. NJ
brig Bugxard, now In this harbor.
Deaths IN Philadelphia, last week, 1873
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BOUGHT, AND GIVEN ~ CASH,
A. LEvETT, IA Duane e., 3 door. from William.
1r3- KNOWING there persons who make great pun
in their advertisements fer Cast on Clothing Ne &C. and who
in many DO not give the full value for the meH l.
will assure gentlemen who may have such articles BY
cm and who may send for hi q receiving the very utmost
valse Ia CASH for every article.
MIA line through the post Office, or oherwse % he
above address will meet with due attention le2s Sm
Two FAMILIEs-DR JAQUEs v. yALLEAU from
Paris informs the public, that he has arrived ~ 'ns v
tenders his services 10 those families that Nsh y ~ ~
celebrated preventive. the ony good article nov ~ - y
this CITY as il has Europe for the i ~ years.
with the greatest success; and to those that wish y can
guarantee to them the 10 Obtain Them Is ~ ms over
10000 rec ipt to that effect Any person wishing ms advice
or will address note ~ Dr. y " Naeau fark
Post Office when they will be treated IN the most CONFIDENTIAL
.
Ma DR. " warrants curethei euered disease ~ the
most f.l manner has hsdcaargc, toe Venereal Hos
n;,,i IL Paris Tor HI, last five years. Jye 81
A NEW ARTICLE FOR TIE DRESSING CASE
N uverbena Cream makes rich, permanent creamy ather,
and no redress snarng after shaving Prepared and
Tor .ale by CHARLES II. RING, ga Broadway.
For sale at most Of the Drug and Fancy stores IN the city
je20-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

The rate of Foreign exchange 81 10 per csss or
~ the pound sterling This high rate causes specie to move
little The sam.o. to-day took out $s2eso i specie
At the stock exchange today sales have exhibited the same
feature. apparent for some tme
city Of mo.ey continued want Of confidence In almost
every description further decline has been evident rhsns
Bank receded per cents Delaware and Hsdson per cent
Farmers Trust per cent; Ohio Life and Trust per cent
Bank of Kentucky per cent; Canton II per cent Seine IAN
cy stocks rose as stonngon per cent The following dv
depas have been Utica and Schenectady Rail
road five dollars on each share of stock payable the LIST
proxmo the Bank Kentucky four per cent payable at the
Phenix Bank on the 18th instant. s Ett fs 8a kt
The following the rernsef the Bank Of Waerve and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

BEACON COURSE.
TNHE GREAT TROTTTNG MATCH for $500, be
i tween Dutchman and Awful three mile heats harness
will come off THIS DAY, the nth Of The month. Dutch
bets Awful $4,000 against $780, to at
4 O'Clock.
Club Tickets 81 jy1elt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

Jul, sth by the Rev Mr. G. Dow Edward Heibuth, Esq,
native Of Hamburg Germany, Miss Mary daughter Of
late Mr.. J. D. Smith of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

6z- FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS
rNSrITUTEThe Board OF Managers give notice that the
Fifth ANIMAL Fair OF the Mechanics Institute will be held Al
Castle Garden from the I'd to the lIh Of September next IL
elusive.
The Garden viii be opened FOR the reception Of articles Of
Exhibition competition Monday and Tuesday the ID and
- Of September.
Steam Ensins S less than ten horse power viii be 10
operation the Sfs day Of Exhibition with proper shang
for the propeng OF machinery.
Persons wishing information IN reference the Fair
requested call the of the Institute the Cit
Hail.
As frequent enquiries made a the rooms Of the nstut
c machiaes exhibited former Fairs, IL Is rcqucss
that Whenever practicable, contributors will prepare
des deposited In the Of the Institute for reference
Nv order OF the Board Of Managers,
UZZlAH WENAAN, Chairman.
90 Edtorsfiss iy to the encouragement Of the manufsc
features Of .oay are respectfully requested to copy The
above. je2l.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

IN the SAMSON for London.-C Morrison New York; y
McCaty do Mr. Chss Jones and lady Upper Canada; Miss
Hannah Lserman New York; Captain Graan and lady,
Eppland; Leacock, ESQ Maders; Mr. Martin, New York;
Nanciui Italy