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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
From the Charleston Mercury.
HICKORY NUT GAP.

Description of the sccuery of "llickory
Nut Cap" by two ladies-whn have late
~ passed through il;
After leaving Ashcville TO 90 Eastward,
sou ride for 90 miles through lovely
ldge of mountains-of all sizes g. shapes,
hanging continually in their Appearance
rnm the winding of the roads this ride is
'"antiful, and many pretty farms are pas
cd by. You then enter the Capt
zen widens, aud vnu pass miles of the
widest, and most beautiful scenery | ever
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
DEATH OF THE HON. II. G. OTIS.

The Boston papers announce the death
If the Hon. Harrison Gray OIis. Mr..
Otis was one of The most accomplished
minds ever reared in New England. With
IL tranquil grace lie had worn to extreme
old age. that well meriIed honor and se
neral respect which were the fruits Of fine
taenis well used. The death of such
men, in such circumstances. is like the
qup, finding of STARS from serene sky
Charleston Mercury, Sept. "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
INDIAN NEWS.
ST ArGrsrINr Semi

ST. AUGUSTINE, Sepf. I3.
On the 9th ull.. the Intians attacked a
party of volunteers OH Orange Lake, kiIIen
and took prisoners the whole party.
Seventeen men of ForI Andrews lad Il
fight with 4U lndians-Ioss, whites, ::
killcd,.5 wounded.
A wounded Indian went into Fort Pierce
for assistance. He is under the care of
the surgeon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
New ORLEANS. Sent. q

Our sugar or Up will be one OF The largest
ever made in Louisiana. The crop is
truly splendid, and many planters are pre-
pairing to commence grinding BY the Isl of
next month.
The cotton crop continues ine-we
have received over SO0O bales of new al
ready, and it is selling at from lU to l3c.,
principally at l2 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
: Died out of the city.

knowledge is tho true alchemy that
turns every thing it touches into gold. Ii
gives us dominion over nature, unlocks the
store houses Of creation, and opens to US
the treasures Of the universe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Congressional Etection.-Writs Of elec-
ton have been issued, to fill the vacancy in
the Congressional District, occasioned by
the resignation Of the Hon. John T.
Richardson. The election will take place
in November next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Charleston. whole number of
deaths during the week ending the 22d Of
September, was %; Of these, eight were
by Strangers fever.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Nev Post 0Gcc.-A Post Office has
been established at Stonesville, Green
vile District. S. c., and NJ. Cunningham,
ESQ.,, appointed Postmaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

the perpendicular mountains OH the
French Broad, are hills to these prec. plces-
and When this muIlntalll scrn'ry ends, then
conr the ro'ks, like splendid walled Fortress
ses and Castles ola VARIETY OF colurs aud snapes
some with blue sides as smooth Us glass, In some
ab"ve these again, large trees grow on scant
soil: they appear rom their height no larger
than flower shrubs.
| thought the Table Rock" grand ill be-
helu these inaccessible forresscs when you
come TO where the Gap opens, it is truly II
sublime sight, for the tops oi' the mountains are
so high and rucky, itpans ones eyes to look
up al Tie immense pies Of natural iorlresses-
in short | canaor describe the effect on ny
delighted feelings in viewing this wonderful
scenery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The Harrisburg, Pa, Keystone says,
that the Berks County Bank took SSOO,OOo
of the Stale loan, and that the residue
iS1, 1854. .OOO) was taken by the United
States Bank.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The Charleston Courier, of the 23d
ultmo, says" Major O'iianlun, of Rich
land, has Withdrawn from the Congress
siUnal canvass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The Hon. Albert G. Harrison. member
of Congress. from Missouri, died at his re-
silence, Fulton county, on tho 7th uI,imn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The New York Journal of Commerce.
Of the 21st ult., says, that Sl,OOO,O00
would leave tina, por, by the Great
Western.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Friday. the 9Th ult., was set apart by
The City Authorities of Charleston, as a
day of humiliation, thanksgiving, and
prayer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The candidates for Congress, in the
District, lately represented by the Hon. L.
II. Emore. have declared themselves in
favor ofthe independent Treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Commodore Porter.-A letter from Com
no,lurr Porter 10 IL friend in Chester. Pa,
published in The Upland Unon. announces
his safe arrival at Smyrna. The letter
states, that the Archipelago is still swarm
ing with pirates, which require the con-
voy of the light crulzers of Englan {,
France, and Austria, to project the com
mercc nflh"ir respective flags, which. as
orcasiuns occur, is willingly extended to
one auulhcr.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

A letter from Columbia. 10 the editors of
the Charleston Courier, says -
I" Our river is lower than it has been
for the last sixty-five years. We have
had no rain for near four weeks. The
pea, polaroe, and lurnip crop is almost
ruined; great complaint is made, by The
cotton planter, on account of the bolls be-
ing shed, which is said TO make one-lhird
difference in the crop"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The Case Of the .4mistad's Cre,0 De-
cided.-The New York Journal of Com
merce, oil the 2lst of September, says -
1--WE learn that member of the grand
jury arrived in This city Ihis morning in the
sreambuat from Hartford, and stares that
Judge Thompson decided, that in view of
the facts presented by them the Courts of
this country had no Jurisdiction in the case,
and that the transaction ,cas to as tie same
as ifit taking pl'c' in HQvanna. Con-
sequcnly, the grand jury found no bill
against the prlsonrrs.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
TO OUR Patrons.

As the Court of Common Pleas ,ull soon
be in session. al this place, ,0e must remind
our patrons TINT they citt then enjoy a
VERY FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY O paying
US their dues inpersOn, or 0 nmitting then,
BY Mir friends. The gear is rapidly
draw'ng to a close, and OUR OWN DEBTS
must s"on lie paid. We. therefore, earn
,stiy request our friends TO iiquidate ,Uith-
oM delay, such accounts as stand open ON
our books against item.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

Pesoired, That we believe the establishments
Of tie Independent Treasury, and an entire dis
connection OF the Government from all banking
corporations are essential to the peace happiness
and well being Of our country at large.
Resoired, That We believe a National Bank
unconstitutional, unnecessary and dangerous 10
the liberties Of free people.
Rcsolced That il Is the duty Of the Republican
party of \. G. 70 unite upon a suit table candidate
for tie office Of Governor in the ensuing election
Resoired therefore, That this meeting nomin-
ate Wa. II II wood Jr. Of Raleigh, a gentleman
Of high classical attainineuts. sound aud iniox-
ibe publican, and sincerely devoted TO the IN
terest and welfare Of Lis native 8. .te.
Resoired, That the chtifaln appoint COM
mittee. TO correspond with Dir. lIlyWood on the
subject, and that his answer BE- published.
WhereupOn, Gen. McLHsry. &. w. Caldwell.
WIN. Alexander, Esqs., Dr. ]. L ]. Orr and DR..
Charles j Fox, were appointed committee Of
correspondence.
ResOiued. That this meeting recommend TO
our Democratic friends in oth,r Counties OF the
State TO meet, and respond to the nomination.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meet
ing he inserted in the Charlotte Journal, and tult
Democratic apers throughout the state be request
ed to copy the same.
After vote of thanks to the chairman, the
meeting adjourned.
STEPHEN FOX, Chairman.
J. T. ]. ORR,
NM. ALEXANDER. (
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AccoFdmgto notice previously given, one ofthe
largest and most respectable meetings of the Re.
puollcans of MeCklenburg that ever was seen IN
the County assembled at the Court House in
Charlotte on Saturday the 2s,h of September,
when Dr.. Stephen Fox was called TO the chair
and Or. ]. T. J Orr and VIM. Alexander, ESQ.
were appointed secretaries
After the object OF the meeting was explained
by the chair, Or Charles J Fox offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
The friends Of the Administration cannot per.
init this opportunity to pass, without congratula.
ting themselves upon the recent, and most latter
ing trIumphs Gifts principles. We have the graf.
ifyiag assurance that the Republican party
through the Union are aroused to sense of they
duty, and that the principles Of Democracy 20
fast gaining that ascendancy TO which theyare
so Justly entitled. Notwithstanding whiei the
friends OF the Administration must kn,% that
this is not time for relaxation in thief efforts.
That the coutending party are exering them
selves IN degree commensurate witt the desper-
alton Of their cause and that we hust know BY
experience that the "price Of l1eTty is eternal
vigilance
The President Of the Uuited States having pro-
fesSed to administrative government IN the spirit
OF concession and compromise IN which 1t was
estabishedi has adhered TO his purpose with
hrmness becoming the head OF great ana Tree
people, II was to have been expected that ms
untlrug efforts TO administer the government,
on principles dictated by the spirit and letter OF
the Constitution, would bring down upon hlm
the denuneiaton and envy OF the Federal party
Notwithstanding which you nave seen the ffeSl
dent OF your choice successfully combating a.
ganst tie combined efforts of Federalism and
u g.. .I,s,,t l.~s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

Ed EMAINlNG IN the Post Office in Charlotte,
H. on tho 1T Of October.
Al. Alexander, 5. Arnold, 4. Alexander,
Alexander \ Caldwell, 4, Alexander,
B--J BreIy, J. Black, Mrs. NJ Beatty, NJ.
Brani, wn. r. Bcrryh,il, A. Barnett, l.. Black.
nan, NJ Beatty,
CT Grey. A. Caldwell, Mrs, VI a, Cali,
we'll C. Cand,E. H. NJ Carr, ]. Cox, A. CLARK,
C. Cooper, A. Z. Coward, ). C1mbs.
E-Wm. Eyer, d. Emerson,
FL. G. Farror.
CHS s. Griffin, J. Gluas. J. Garrison, II.
Gruody, T.. Croft
H-Mrs. C. Hutchinson, T, Houston, f. Ha.
uler, J. Howell, r. G.. Howard r. hutson, Col
Hoover. A. Harms, Houston, Stewart n Go.
j johnson.
MN. kcuucdy, T Kirk, T. NJ Kerns.
MI Martin, 5 Mehlm, +. Mason, J. Mon.
teith l.. MCoy, ] M'torcle, Capt. W. Montclth,
H. MCsully, Mrs c. HCoy.
Nc. V, Molly, 3, a Noodles, Miss NJ, c,
Nesgle, Miss NJ. Nicely.
O-S Orr, n Orr, W Overmau.
p-Mts. \ :. Peoples, ]. p. Patterson, ]. Y.
Parks. 4 -, Pace, VIM. J. Polk, J. W. Patton,
Price.
Re. & U Roddon. C. II. Robinson, ]. Rob-
inson, r. & f.. Ruckcr, c. Rulen, Mrs. 7. Rouche
S--Nlss. \. Scriyon, Mr.. n. Scriyen,2, 5 Smith,
VIM Syringe, +, Stafford, A. Stephens, &, Storms
j. M. Spratt, J. Sharpe, A. Summers n Co. j. II
smith.
T-G, A. Todd. Mrs. A. J. Taylor, $. IL. Todd
II 'rreIcsse
VI Veno.
W.. Witherspoon, n. williamson, J. War
| ford, Dr. VIM. White, T. Wood, Rev S. Wait.
H. b. WILLIAMS, r. AZ
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MAEEIEn

In this County, on the Goth ult. BY Andrew
Grier, ESQ. Mr.. DAVID BEERYHILLto Miss
HANNAH NJ daughter OF Lewis Rodden,
Also, on the night of the same day and al the
same place by William 4. having, Esq nr
ROBERT +, CLARK to Miss NANCY
BEATTY.
When David and Hannah in bonds were united.
And their ais and their ends they had happily
righted,
Robert swain, and guest At the wedding,
Vas pleased with the scene, aud would fam put
bis head in,
So Robert forthwith proposed to Miss Nancy,
That they should be one az she was his fancy.
SO at 1t they tceRt the knot was soon tied,
And Robert sat down by Nancy his bride.
Communicated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

The Croton Aquedtc.-Thls immense
WORK almost the greatest ever undertaken
m our country, u progressing rapidly.
The work extends forty two miles through
a rough and rocky country. The work
has been divided into So ec,ous tho last
OF which terminates az iI,h street, Here
the rcccRin, reservoir il 10 bc made
covering thirty acres. One hundred >lr. cts
below tins, there is t. be a distributing
reservoir, covering ten acres. TINS re-
,cruir Is Ia feet above tide water, aud
H,il carry water to the height of the Gu.
pola Of the City Hall near the Park n.
~ The cost wlil not be far from sl2.-
100000 before the work !, all completed,
50 that water can be received into the
houses Of the citizens. Nearly FIVE NIL.
hons Of dollars have already been expend.
ed upon tins work About 400 men are
now employed upon the work.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03
Land for sale.

FENliE subscriber being desifoIs
AlLsfTrA n of disposing OF part or al
sssr1.i.& of h's Land in 'ais county, being
Wap&1z&x&s&& witb,a 1 or niles Of Charlotte,
he will sell by lots rom one hundred 70 eight Or
nine hundred acres to suit purchasers. Ooe req.
son iof Offering h,s Land Tor sale is that his suns
arc removed To ,Hg West and they are also dcst,
Gus that | should accompany them Those wish.
ing to purchase would do well to aPply soon, as !
an determined to sell. Bargains may be e., By
Cash, Negroes, or good Notes. No Land b,tl,r
timbcrsd within the same distance of Charlotte,
and Tor Meadows none equal &c.
ISAAC CAMPBELL.
Sept 30, 1850 a
n D, One or two hundred dollars worth OF
Dnchlng done lately on the above land.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

Nc,r- Orleans. The Epidemic has not
abatcd either in malignancy or frequency.
Moblie.-This City is one great grave.
yard. In the last eleven days, $50 per-
sous had been inferred. The "Chronlcle "
of the l9th inst. cautions its absent citizens
against returning toe soon.
Augasta.-The accounts from this place
are also dtscouraging. The deaths are
not so numerous, because so few are lett
in the Town to suffer from lis ravages. 1t
is supposed that the population Is reduced
10 about 200.
Here, the disease has near
IL subsidized, and the deaths 50 few as 10 eX-
cite but little alarm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03
From tie Mediterranean.-Thc foil

From tie Mcdiierrdnedn.--Thc follow
ing j. an extract Of a letter from a dlstln.
gulshed American now in the Mcdlterra.
mean, dated June 2ad, 1899:
The Archipelago Is swarming with
pirates. The Austrian, French, and En-
gllsh have vessels Of war to protect their
commerce, but although the crew Of a
vessel having an American gentleman whh
his wife on board have all been murdered
hy the pirates, there has not been an Amer
Jean vessel of war up here for more than
year. The Americans here complain
much Of it, and inquire Of me what has
become Of our Mediterranean Squadron.
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x 4AE=A.@EsA next, under the immediate
=7---==--------- superntendeDce OF Mrs. S.
d. NYE HUTcHisoN, whose high qualifications as
an lnstructress already so favoraby known
to the public, as TO render commentator unne.
cessary.
Besides the usual Literary Branches Of Female
Education, the course will embrace Music, Nee.
die Work and Painting
Terms OF Tuition will be for
Spelling, Reading, d, tinlng Words, &c, s. so
Elemcatso Of History, Geography and En- e,a "a
crson's ID part Of Arithmetic, *Ao ~
History, Nat. Philosophy, Algebra, Che
mistry, Botany, English Grammar,
Parker's Exercises in Composition,
Geography Of the Heavens Universal sic so
Geography, Intellectual Philosophy
Rib toric, Laglc, Watts on the Mind,
and Evidences OF Christianity,
Music, s24 90
French, $40 90
u Board can be had in the Village on moder-
ale terms.
JOSEPH H. W1LsoN,l
WIN DAVIDSON,
Dan ALEXANDER,
JOHN IRWIN,
WI j. ALEX ANDER, : Trastees
JOSHUA d. BOYD,
II B. WILLIAMS,
LEROY SPRINGS,
BRALY OATES,
Sept & 1889. 467tf
Va Mrs. HUTCHIsoS respectfully in
forms her friends that she mas obtained a supply
Of new and beautiful patterns Of work Just from
Paris, terms OF instruction in which and other
Ornamental Branches as follows:
Drawing and Painting in water colors per sess. $40
Peonah Painting, do 10
Wax Fruit ana Flowers, do 6
Chenille and Silk Embroidery, do 5
Sochodes, Msuchoi-s, Lamps, Mats,
scteens and wOrsted work of all do
SORTS,
Owing TO unavoidable circumstances, Mrs. II.
cannot be in Charlotte before the l4th October,
therefore the Exercises of the School will not
commence before that day.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

The Matrimonial Mdriei.- Wives arc IN
great demand in Texas. Some ladies' in
Mobile il IL SAID addressed letter to g llo-
nest John Gladwin," the editor of the Gal
vcstonian, requesting information in rela-
ton 10 the state of the wife market there,
and on the reception of the letter, he call
cd a meeting of the bachelors, who unanl.
mously agreed TO take at least one piece
One fellow, however, whose bump of anna.
tycness was rather large, agreed to take
sly. An important query with those la.
dies, was whether the three hundred acrcs
OF land promised, are comeatible or not
Gladwln answers that the ladies can come
nj IT, and will find It "as good as ever lay
ont Of doors, and welladaptcd for raising sol
dicrs, eabbages, lawyers, potatoes, pump.
klns, cotton, sugar, dandics, ladies', babies,
pigs and chickens" Is not Texas land
flowing with milk and honey baltimore
Sun.
The ladies' Of England are about erect
ing monument to Lady Flora Hastings.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

4 majority Of the Court of Inquiry that
Investigated the charge, against Commo.
dore Elliott have recommended that he be
tried by a Naval Couri MartiaI-Commo-
dorc Stewart dsseuunI.-PaIi. Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

To the Colonies ComvinddHt Of the Regt.
mcnts of Meckleprlrg and Cabdrrus:
" on are herebycommanded to parade your
III Regiments, .pon the following days, VIZ:
Col Harrv's Regiment to parade at Charlotte,
on Tuesday the 18th day of November, equipped
:or a General review.
Col, WalUce's Regiment will parade on Tues.
day The 1914 day OF November, at Charlotte for
General kcyiew likewise, equipped according to
CoyCochrane's Regimen, will also parade at
ha.otte, Oh Tuesday the 10Th day day OF Noveu-
be, for General Review, equipped according to
",
Col Stitt's Regiment at Houstsn's, on Thurs.
day the 2lst day OF November, for a General Re-
view, equipped according TO law.
Col. Shimpoch's Regiment will parade at Con-
cord on Saturday the 23d day Of November, e.
quippes TOR a,General Review.
b. VI. EDNEY,
Mai. Gen. of the A. Division.
Mai J. NJ ROBERTS. Aid de Camp.
Col. A. M0TZ, Division Inspector.
Col JAS J. GRlER, Division Quarter Master.
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<a'Id'||I1lIk'|
Charlotte !
Thursday, October o, 1880.

UJ'DcmocTatic MeetiHg.-It will be seen by
reference to another column that the Democrats
Of Mecklenburg held their contemplated meeting
on Saturday last Tho meeting was organized
by tho appointment Of DR.. Fox as Chairman and
DR.. Orr and VIM. Alexander, ESQ. Secretaries.
After the Committee appointed to draft resolu-
lions had retired, the Chairman began a eulogy
on Vim. II. Haywood, of Raleigh, the individual
whom they had selected TO nominate the De
mocratie Candidate for Governor. After lie had
finished, Col. Kerr said he would oppose the nom.
nation Of Mr.. Haywood because he did not like
his conneKion, uhe Chairman having stated that
ho was u brother-in-law 10 Gov. Dudley and pro.
posed nominating Jesse A. Bynum, he believing
that his speech delivered in the last Congress had
altogether ecipsed Mr.. Haywoods seryices.-
This did not seem to find much favor, for on the
presentation Of the resolution recommending W.
H. HayR God, the Col. was as quiet as lamb,
thus showing that no opposition to the regular
nomination was to be suffered. Wonder why
delegates were not appointed 10 attend Conyeu.
ton proposed to be held ia Raleigh on the THIRD
Monday in December next, 70 nominate Can
dlda,c for Governor Dr. Fox addressed the meet
ing al considerable length. The Dead Monster
and Mic Biddle came in for proportionate share
Of the Dr's ire. That this speech may not be
lost to the public friend has promised Us a short
sketch OF it, which wall perhaps be gwen next
week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

Congressional Iidcdacy.-Ion. John p.
Richardson, Representative from the Con-
gres-lonal District, composed Of Laneas-
ter, Chesterfield, hcfshaw, and Sumter,
Is CO has resigned bis scat on account ol
III health, and Wrlts OF Election viii short
is issue TO I'LL the vacancy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

Scarcity Of Moaey.-lt is a practical
commentary upon the hardness of the
times, that more than forty Sherlffs are
vet behind, IN the settlement Of their Pub
lie Accounts. That number will have TO
make their personal appearance at the
Treasury Office in this City, with the rht.
no, between now and the first day of DC
tober ensuing, or be amerced IN heavy
fine for their remissness. They will come
in crowds, however, as the month draws
to close.--Ral. Reg.
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The Editor of the Raleigh Star announc.
cs tothe Public, IN his last number, that
he has associated with himself in the Edl-
torial department Of that paper, Hugh
M'Quccn, Bsq. gentleman whose high
reputation for talents, literary attatnments
and sterling Republican principles, IS too
well known and appreciated, both in and
out of the State, 10 need commeudatlon.
Raj Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03
Charlotte Female Academy.

HtilIS Institution will
IL be opened for the re-
ception Of pupils on the LIST
Monday (7th) Of October
next, under the immediate
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

A Fact to be Noted.--It is worthy of
notice that sir out of the nine packets
which regularly ply between this port and
New York and Philadelphia, are now dis.
charging their cargoes at our wharves.-
This is a circumstance which has never
occurred before within the memory of our
Oldest merchant. Wilmington Advertiser
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

D. Gen. VIM. A. Bloant, Of Beaufort county
has been recommended by Democratic trcellng
held IA that county On the 81 ult., a suitable
person 70 be run as the Drmoeratc candidlte fot
Governor OF North Carolina. Gen. B,ount is
SAID 10 be a States-right man and Il is believed he
has been brought out TO .conci,Ate Mr. Cllhoun's
friend and induce them 10 take sides VITA the
Democrats, ARoiber Branch affair.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-03

State CaPtol.-Wc congratulate our
fellow citizens throughout the STATE, on
the prospect Of speedy completion Of the
ncw Capitol. 1t is every way worthy Of
the character and resources oil the State.
May the voice Of patriotism, alone, BE- heard
within Its walls, and wise and yrtuous leg
lslaton diiihsc happiness aud prosperity
amongst the people .-Rdielgh Register,