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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

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ftta9en: Blutper9ieBsn in pol 0,
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(Aus etr 91tusYrrter Gtoatss 3eitun8.)
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1iten b. SO. uuo trof in Ger 9taft bonn
oori9en Scunta9 gum Mrnta9 IN 0enDprf
ctn; bic o1n,tt erhalteuen 9todrid)teu (fnb
SDn ptelem SntreFc.
Die &erittte ltber ben Oelc> II. 8aun1s
Iipol(enmarft fIno 1ttd't tDeniger ais er>
!nnthi9cnoI r69letd, fit cit1e fletue Mti(s
ocr'tlt9 oc5 Nrlfe8 tttd1t perfennen ldBt.
Nie brtttiid'e Negierrng unb piftnhtfde
&pmpau!e l}aben ltber 2ano Depe1d,en aus
Sbind erhaltet bene1t 3H }s!9e Der dime
iIid1e }Nun9et 01ns untcrbspthelt rnb rte
brittt[tel &auf feute nno &oancel3a0cntcn
Scfan1en Nc1est tporoen frb. ~
C1 Sirlnil'9tmn, Nno 1,euerbin0s Guz
m;tlte orr9efulleu. Sim Is. C5,t(D perfamz
melte i'd, cine fait sakupie Merge Char
tliten ant &nazrtn9 u;to lciitetc Ger Vpl;;
sei, tneld'e fie at seritreucu 1uttte oefD1lt,
Iame,t Miberftaue. Ole Ycflsei tpures
Surifdberreert iii, haburtt, ben Gumul
,u iti!Ien; allein Der @olf5haufe oerhbtt
cine Weenge gernitifuugen, parf biG
Tsuiter bfeut{iher @cbduoc ci:l u,o ,er
lfbrte r'ehrere !Drioatha,sier, ia tcrwan
celte etl1tae bericlben tn Gtutthaufeu
SO pnlSetiolnaten nnb Q Gtpaerrnes
Dragrner rsiuigtcu ettettd, tte -Gtrager
Der an9erld7tete Shaben sptrb auf 4o,0Oi
@5f. ct. eefhdet. ...
9luh su J1npcait(s ftetcn Iun,ufte Dor
Die ous etner 'Shlagcrey ;>piitt,eu eintac,
Srldnbern entipraugen.
! Gu Wdnoheiter it eine grofc Gtarttifen
perlamn,lHn9 gshaiten iprroen, Ger n,eh
ais 1000 perlenen bc:n,ehutclt.
Sn Ni1nputb ipitttete ant Is. cS,1lD Ell
Ifurehttarcr Sturm; ctu Sd,tff sertriiat
nerte ait Den Telien unb einc 8riGa ifran
bette. las Sd,if Gareliua NIT $50 ga
lBagisren, u'to etn Sdif nit Berurtbeil
ten, beibe md, sluifralien 6eitin,nlt, fp(
len ebel,fall5 nerlcren Ge9aueen fem.
! Sertd1te aus DartS laltten Bis snm 20
cWlD; Die betoen erfeu Gage ocr "orel
9lorreiden" tp1ren inter ben genbbuli
hen Teitltthfstten unqeifSrt gefeiert nor
ben. Som Den Olai1efanaencn ,pnroel
nur 2 sunt Gpbe berurttei(t> bod btel
llrtbetl BON benz GbniQe in lebenSIdnalichs
@efdnantBltrdfe ocrrpauoclt.
9iin Wprgen be5 17tei1 c5n(D en,pfeut
man TT ecncDn bic 9tad,rid,t ppn BEN
Sooe beS tilrfiIheu Su(taaS. Gr lfarf
am 80. Stunt unb Der Gipan erfldrte fei:
nen dltelfen Sohn, II Sabre aft, ,um
gtahfplger. Mahmub ipurbe 54 Sabre
aft, flm am %. sunni 1903 aufecn Gbrpr
unb btnterldBt 6 Gtnber.
Der Yartier Mcntteur bonn 90. culs
entbdlt etnen balbcffstellen 9lrtife(, bem:
sufolae bic eurcpdiihen Mddte ben il1ns
gen pafda lit ihren Sdns su nebmen ses
benfen. ..
aleranbria 6. SltlD. DIE eapns
t'{he slrmee bat unter S6rahim's Sefebl
Ole ti,rfiihen Gruppen inter oafis Waid,a
BET Nas'b, ttate stleppr, aitgegriffen. Die
Sdlaht cauerte Q Stunben nnb enbete
tn ether tpiloen S(uht Der Gi,rfen. sine
ee~ehre, Sancnen nnt 9riegsporrdtbe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

Ter erffc Staotrath Der O1uuicirofi,
:dt bon :ifep S,leauS bat cine Geroros
ul,na erlaBen, nad metdsr es einem 9Ir,t
coer 9ipcshcfcr nld!t erlaubt III, cbne ei.
nen Gr!aabnield,cin 81 praeticiren. Ger
ilehcrtrcter miro nm 100 5holer oe.
troft. 9lnfhfdae, Die oas iocileu ber per,
etleeenen Srantheiten an,ei9en, flus
sbenfalls bel 20 9kaler perbpten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

3tpep SrrIdnner, Nrbeiter in ben Ole,'
9)orfcr 4Baeermerfe,, befancu oori9s
IBphe Streit matchmaker, uno ols es teni
@incn 9elong eenSIucern Su8cccn su per,
fen, ipron9 er auf ibn unp tpctete i'm fait
auoenblidtitt. CBrlf6bIatt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

Die Sebanrtun9 Iuicre6 pirbiecnprd,
Goenten, eoB bae 3meite ernffc
9t db oenfe De s Nplfcs i'm er
Die QBirfun9 BABE, es oufbi red,,
te Sabn Su lelten, Die ;ur Bebauptunq
nnlerer reputlIfan;idcn Snltitutiruen
notbtpenoi9 1T, bat fId) audi eic(es Sahr
bel cen gSablen in 9tcrtcarclina, Scnnes
See, SneloHa unoGeutudN o[s rid,tio tes
pdbrt.
Sn Snbiana II. Sennc6ce bat eiue fir bic
9Sbt9e Observation-Disclosures in Ger Iffeuts
IiheR Rstnnn9 ftattgcfuntcn. Geltif in
etRem Olrrttt in SIo Gentudv bat QHhio,
l9ereE fctnen ScocsltoB erbaItcn. Su cns
o1nna, n'o bic Wbi9s i'm Icsten Gonare6
s Neprdlentanten unb cie 0emcfroten l
bdtten. hateH nun Die Gemofrotcu uub
Die Wbi9s 2. Su GenncBee, no bieQDbios
int testen SorgreB 10 91eprilrutautcu une
bic NenloFroten oeren 3 battcn, hoben
nun bic Gemcfraten 6 uno Die Mbios 7.
0ebtoem bat Sennefee uno Snciana cine
eemctratlld)e Wetrbeit in Der gtaatesQes
9'slatur nHo eraercr bat aAd1 euen eemr,
trat1td)en 9oilScrnGr NIT elmer unsfrbrfFt
j9rrBeu Weajortt6t erw1blt. 9trro @arplls
no bate tin lestcu @cR9re6 s Wbios uno
5 OcmDtraten, unb Jest bobcn Die Temo,
fraten 7 uno bic Wbi9S Ncprdl lentans
ten.
Der @cn9rse bcFebt uun aus 1O4 9e,
mcfraten &cnfcrpatiuen II. 1O4 QHbia6.,
Sn eteler 9tufftetIun9 Fno jene S Nenr6s
lentanten bon yterzSerfeY, tener ponVbis
laoelpbla @auntD uub jcner prn Satlaeis
nibt mlt9eSdblt, Die bel Der gDabl cine
refine Observation-Disclosures batten, atcr
Don oen WhtgzSnlpeftcren harnm betrcs
gen tpcrcen llno. O2an fam lie cbne
Sopeu au ben EemUfraten slbten, ceun
Gas Nepi observation-disclosures miro nnfeblbar
tbre Grpdblun9 anerfeunen.
ScIseuoe Gtaaten babcn run nod, if,
re 90dhlen III haltcn: MorMunn, gPiGi,
blppi, Hhcoc. Sslanb nno 9uabar1. Wos
rplano bate I'm letten @on0res 5 QBbtas.
3 Demofraten ; Miei6iprt qShias 9fbo,
De ::5stono 9Sbles uuo 9llabansa 4 Ccs
, mofraten, l Bbi9.
i ate Stellnng ciefer Gtaaten miro
nahrthelnltd, feline bebcutence Ger6uee.
run9 IN Der Stcunn9 Der partbeien be.
~HNe w ~ HtAN tAitU 1uepTQtenS
tanten IN WtarDlano uuo cineu in U2ieis
]b'rrl 5u getplnnen, fprourd oas @leid,aes
ip'd1t III 8eSu9 auf cieTe Staaten terSc,
liteat ni,rbe.
W1n fann oaber nit siemlisher sqid,.
t'9Fett annetmen, Bag Die Yarthcicn i'm
nadfts" ecusreB i'd, fvl9enes pertalteu
:. rpcreen:
+ rem'froten l24 (eie Z brarittene Cite
n'lt9erehnetl, WAi9s ll2, gcuferpatipe
:. llnter BEN @cnleroatioeu lInb ,,pei, tie
, aae eempfratiftten Woereseln unter(tiit,
en-, NIT Nu6nohme oeS tlntcridrasamtslp
items. tlntsr ben Bbias Tnb aus ccr Or,
'esattcn rcn S'ecr9ia 60 Neprdientanten
nen'9ltensG, bic GAG unabtdna,oe Sdat,,
= tammereiDitsm unteritiisen, I'M i,briqeu
. aeer nit esn Bbi96 9ehen. CWeltb
: Ter srifc Stactrath Der Municirofi,
t tdt ecn :}fep S,leauS bat cine Geroros
nnnA erlaBen, nad, ipelder eS einem 9Ir,t
II hnfc J,k
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
Sp0tere 0ertG)te.

1PGoo oe5 Sultan5 ; Girfen oe.
ftta9en: Blutper9ieben in pol 0,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01
SKETCH OF GES. WASH
INsION


I Is good on every possible occasion,
! - Americans to ppudrf on the charae-
J. flhts mau. We have never seen bner
,'a,e u " ashine,nn's greatness than the
aaiug. Il appeared tn the London
a4ncr, then a leading British government
|par.', IN the 2ilh OF January, $500. II
-, 81 that time cot from the paper, and
Is been preserved 20 n faulty scrap book
~, since, u It has been published ~
pre- recent DAYS, Ne have not secn II; but
,, sfc persuaded our readers Will own.
,''n # It has appeared since. j, cannot ~
nsrcd lDo frequently. We have 30 idea
shop tho authorship Is 10 b ascflbed ,
The melancholy accouu, Of the death
y General Washington wa- brought hy o
'sfsel from Baltimore, which arrived 81
DO'er Genera Washington vas, We BE-.
csc, 10 his 6sIh year. The height Of his
fe's1n vas abou, five feet eleven bis chest
iaa, and his limbs, though rather slender,
vel shaped and muscular. Hrs head wns
snail, 10 which respect he resembied the
Bake Of grea, number Of hiss country.
hfn' HIS eyes were ol a light gray color
NJ 10 proportion to the length Of his face
Aa nose wus hong. Mr.. Stewart the emit.
Hnl portrait painter, used TO say. there
sTe features IN hls face totally different
rom What no had ever observed 10 that q
Ny Other human beng T; the sockets Of tbs
yes, Tor instance, werc larger thaa wha
e ever met with before, aud tho uppei
gait OF aIs nose broader. Al his features
&c observed, we're Indicative Of the strong
~ passions yet. like Socrates, his Judg
Heh' and grea, self command have alsayi
made him appear man Uf a d,dercn, cas-
h'he eyes Of the world. lie always spok'
SVa great d,tFidcncc, unI sometimes hrsi
A'cd lor word bu, i, was always TO I'm
oe particularly well adapted TO hls mean
"s' lis language was manly and expires
I'VE Al lcvee, h,s dtscoursc with stran
,en turned principally upon the subject 9
A0encai aud Il they hsd been throug
Ivy remarkable places, his conversation va
"'e aud particularly interesting, Tor h. wa
,'na'ely acquainted With every part {
~ country. He was mech more open an
yea 10 bis behaviour al icvce than IN pr
''@' and IN the company Of LADIES' st,
''''s so Than when solcly with men.
rev persons ever foond themselves f
VS. nfsi time. IN tie presence Of Gen. Vast
~g'0n' without being impressed with
e"alh degree of venerniion and awe nc
wv 'neeb emotions sahsldc Oh closer ~
f4aAance On The contrary, his -persu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALICE GRAY-Ths 0fes.Ao!Gcr's Lament
IT. al ms fancy painted IT,
It's lovely. lis divine
But oh It Is anothef's,
Il never can b. t8lue
Yet loved az uan never loved,
4 love noe growing Ole
Oh my heart. NV heart Is breaking,
fof Beuian's drops u gold.
Fo' tia, I'm toliing a, the bar,
Doclaimtug ~ the street,
Withou, hat. Slihoui coat,
no shoes spon NY feet
o., Martin send tho real duG.
For ! sm gfo~ nc ODD
Aad ray heart my heart is breaking,
For Beaten Drops Of gold
Fs' that I'd climb the mountain side,
foS that I'd Stem The flood,
Tor that ID dare The battle strife,
Tho sealed IL viih M blood
Shin2lassefs haw are al ge'.
Aud they sfc torn aud Old
%. ag hear,, ny hsst, Is breaking,
Ear Ieuion dfogs OF gold.
! sink beneath tbs summers suH,
The " higs have ION AZ las,
Toe Treasury B.i! 81 ius' and gone.
Tie hravy's conflicts past
on wbea the greco SOD wraps Iay grave,
NJ tale wsIl then be told
o.. bic heart. hts heart wss broken,
fR Benton drops Of Fold."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01
IHoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERNIS:

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~ Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
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y, Insertion, and IS cents for each continuance.
C,n,, sdy,rtsements aud Sheriff. Sales charged
>; -, cent. higher; and deduction Of 334 per
.',, viii be made from the regular prices. .or ad.
,,,,,,ers b. the year. Advertisements ordered in
~ inside every publication-or inserted other wise
to be charged asnew every insertion
AGENTS
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01
FROM THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
{. 5. FLAG SHIP NINCENNEs,
At Sea, Lat. l2o - n. Long. 23o As W.

It k~FIIF
At Sea, Lat. l2o - n. Long. 23o As w.
October 8, 1888.
Sir have the honor 10 advise you Of orr hav-
ing progressed thus far on our course, the Pet
cock Porpoise, and tenders, in company, all IN
good health.
We have been engaged in ascertaining the true
positions Of shoals, &c. laid down on the charts,
within our track the result of which will be com.
nuncated TO you on our arrival al Rio de Jsnetrc,
We communicated with the United States Con-
sui at Port Praya. ST. Jago, in hopes OF hearing ct
,he Relief bat without success, she had not
visited ;hat port.
am sir, most respectfully, your ODD, seivt
CHARLES WILKES,
Commanding Exploring Expedition.
Honorable JAMES X, PAULDrNo,
Secretary of The Navy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Extraordinary Aaimai.-.Mr. Charles
klpg, OF Ipswich, has "A horse which per.
forms the following remarkable feats, VIZ
he Will take IN his mouth handkerchief
from any person, take whip or stick from
olfierent situations, glove from your poe
ket, find handkerchief hid in different pla.
ces, ring bell, catch whip or cricket
ball 10 bis mouth, take off your hat, stand
cree; on two legs, suffer the passing of a
whip or stick IN menacing attitude un.
moved, before his ey es, knows the alphabet,
can spell your name, fetching each letter
separately 10 his mouth, calculates any mum.
Der IN the multiplication table from to l44
play at put, cribbage, and all fours and ex-
plain 10 any one, tells the points of the CON.
pass, the quarters Of the globe, rising Of the
sun balance pole on his head, basket Of
china, and jug Of porter without spiIlng q
drop, and many things more will this truly
astonishing creature do.
a H;f6'S Adcice. - The value Of wife's
advice has 10 many instances been beyond
computation, and on the contrary, many
poor fellow has found through ii an easy ave
que TO punishment. There is something
amusing IN the following anecdote
Nassreddyn, the Turkish Esop, Wish.
ing TO propIIiaie the conquenng ramerlane,
TO carry b n fruit. Hold" said
he, 1" two heads are better than one | will
ask my wife whether had better carry
ounces or figs: HIS wife replied, ounces
will please him best because they are larger
and finer" However useful the advice
may be, rejoined Nassreddyn, 81, is never
well to follow that Of woman ! am deter
mined 10 take figs" " hen he arrived IN
The camp, Tamerane amused himself by
tho"lnG the figs at his bald head. AT ev.
cry blow, Nassreddyn exclaimed, Good be
praised y lameflane inquired what he
meant. 81 am thanking God the; did
not follow my wile's ADVICE replied Mass
fclIyn, FOR f had brough, ounces IN
stead Of h-s, should certainly have bro
ken head,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

In the Legislature OF Kentucky, the com.
mit,ee for courts of justice have beer in
struc,ed to report bull making hab'tual
drunkenness sufficient ground for granting
divorce in court OF chancery and also
to inquire into the expedlency Of auihoriz.
ing the chancellor 10 exercise the sane com
troll over the persons and estates OF habltual
dsuukards that he is authorized 10 exercise
over the persons and estates of lunaucs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Rcrenge. -There is no man who doth a
wrong for the wrongs sake, but thereby to
purchase himself profit, or pleasure, or hon.
or, or the like therefore why should be
angry with man for loving himself better
than me
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Virtue is like precious odours, most fra
grant when they are incensed or crushed
for prosperity doth best discover vice, bu
adversely doth best discover virtue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

A Sudden Fortune. New Orleans
Peas uue tells story of man, who arrived
10 that city recently, after b. ing absent sev.
erai years. " ben be went away he was
the o~ner OF lot on which vas a small ten.
emcnt, which he had left ia charge OF an old
woman. lie started IN search Of his house,
aud after traversing a considerable part OF
The city, which had been vacant lots when
he left, he came TO where he thought ought
10 be the locality Of b,s old house. lie look
ed about, but every here tall and magnlh
cent buildings met bis eve; his dImnnutIve
cdlice WIS no " here to he found, but The
spot here II formerly stood vas the site OF
one OF iaose splendid Establishments. Ga
an inquiry, II was discovered tina, the pres.
ent owner had no right to The sol and L
further examination show ed the lndlsputa
bic lric OF the returned absentee. An otter
Of S3j 600 was made 10 him for the lot,
which he refused, and II is supposed 10 be
worth eight tines that amount. Thus the
real owner fluids himself suddenly man of
wealth, after wandering about the world
entirely unacquatuted @,ih his good fortune.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

The Boston Transcript states that on the
Sunday before New Year, a sensible cler-
aymau, in a neighboring town, improved
the opportunity of lis being the last Of the
old year, 10 enforce certain neral precepts
for the nt,c. He told his flock thai they
ought immediately 20 pay all their small
bills, and particularly their neasspaPer bills.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Coed Adrice.--Putarch tells US that
man should not suffer himself to hate even
his enemies, because in hating them YOU'D
contract such a vicious habi, of mind as
will by degrees break on, upon your friends,
or upon those who are indifferent to you.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01
TIE FEDERALISTS.

"On one side, Says Mr.. Giles 1, vas contend
ed. that 10 the organization Of the constitution,
due apporlionment OF authority had not been made
among the several depaftnieuts that the legisla-
ture too powerful for the executive depart
ment, and 10 create and preserve proper eqni.
pcIse, 1t was necessary TO luiuse into the executive
department by legislation, I'll artificial powers
compatible with the constitution, upon which The
most ditfusiye construction given; or IN 9th
er words,to place iafo tie ezecuhpe hands all The
patronage II udS possible 10 create, Tor the pur.
pose OF protecting The president against the full
force Ut his constitutional responsibility 10 the
people"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Printing for The Biind.-A sigh, of the
most interesting description that can well
be imagined, was exhibited in the High
Church Glasgow, on Sunday. All the
Young inmates male and female, of the
Blind Asylum, appeared together at the
serylce-lor the first time in this part of the
country-wlth their own newly printed
raised letter Psalm Books. When the
Psalm was gwen out, they seemed generally
to find the place with as much facility as
their next neighbors who were blessed with
vision; and IT was mos, gratifying to OBJ
serve that they could follow the line with
perfect precision.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01
From The Nashville republican Banner.

iEDERALlSM AND REPUBLlCANlSM
be party in power constantly denounces
The wings as federais,s, and endeavors to
palm themselves Oft upon the country as re.
publllcans-Jetersonian republicans. .Show
me, says Col. Polk, I" a federalist of '9S,
aud l will show you a wing of 49," In
all OF their public addresses they make a
parade OF going back TO the origin of the
old federal and republican parties, aud affect
10 argue that they had derived their prlncl.
pies, pure and unaduIterated, from the LAT.
ter. 30 Tar from this being true, it will
no, be difficult TO show that the leaders Of
the party 10 power are a sci Of impudent
impos,ors-" wolves in sleeps clothing"
And as these may be deemed " hard words, y
we shall proceed 10 Justify their use, IN
this connection by establishing, beyond all
cavI, their truth. William b. Giles, We
presume, will be recognized BY our oppo.
nents as The very highest authority on tins
subject. To him then we will refer for the
ORR , Of the old federal and republican par
tics, and The distinctive privileges which
divided them. IN his speech In the house Of
in 1902, on the judiciary
bill, he states emphatlca!ly the difference be-
tween the two parties, TO which We invite
the candid attention OF all readers, wlthou,
respect 10 party.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

A Wild Cdt.-Ne SOW yesterday, a
Wild Cat which was killed BY Mr. J, Hill,
within two miles Of this place. TWAS el4h.
teen inches high, twenty one inches around
the body, two feet seven inches from the TIP
of the nose TO the roo; of the tail, measured
four feet aud an inch from the hind 10 the
fore fec, when extended, and weighed nine.
teen pounds aud quarter.
lis claws were as formidable as can be
well conceived o', and the whole animal
NIGH, well have dehed Crockett and hls
hounds III their most palmy day. 1t was
sho, twice, and after having received us
death wound II whipped twelve of the best
dogs IN these paris. We will believe no
man hereafter, MlssissIppian though he
may be, who will assert his ability 10 whip
his weight in wild cats. - Danpille Reporter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-01
NOTICE..

E1TERS Of Administration having been
n II granted to TIE subscriber, at the last Term
OF the County Cont, on the Estate of Joseph Nc.
Connaughey, decd all persons indebted to said Ks.
tate by Note, Book Account or Receipt for the
Collection Of Taxes, are hereby notified that un-
less they make settlement during the Term Of our
next Superior Court suit will be brought v ithout
respect to persons Also all persons having claims
against said Estate are requested to present them
TOR payment Immediately, or this notice will be
plead IN bar.
eS A Sale Of the property of the said
Joseph McConnaughey, decd. will take place on
the 20th day Of August next, al his late residence
IN the Town Of Charlotte, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Library Of Books, &c. DC.
Terms made known on day of sale
p. {. CALDW ELL, Admir-
July 30, 1889. 1863
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BODYBUILDING,

rESHE subscriber, grateful for the encourage.
Il ment lie has heretofore received, informs the
public that lie has sgaln commenced the above
business at his house a few doors South. East OF
the Mint where he will at oil times be found, ready
and willing 10 do work at short notice, and mod.
crate prices tor Cash. Persons Wishing 70 avail
themselves OF this notice will do well 10 bring in
their work as s1on as they conveniently can, as it
is his wish to leave this section of country, as soon
as there is a possibility Of SO doing.
WM. HUNTER.
August !, Is39. t462
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Era,n IL Eonisrille J1nrnn,.

In compliance with request TO that eff
feet, We lay the following letter to the Ed
itor of the journal before our readers:
I.oUisyutr, June 90, 1899
Dear Sir II must humbiy refuse the private
subscription Just opened for me in your office :;
and beg of YOU the kindness 10 let me present
ny warmest thanks and gratitude to every one
Of my friends in Louisville.
4 national born Will ever honor the memory
and the descendant Of Amercus Nespuccl-but
America even as exile in the United States,
cannot accept an individual favor, however deli
cafe may be the manner in which 1t IS protiored.
am eager, dear sir, publicly to acknowledge
the kind support you have lent 10 my cause
respectfully and very gratefully remain
y our friend
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tonnage Of Wilmington exceeds that Of
Richmond, although the town has not one
fourth our population. 1t must be a place
OF great enterprise, if we Judge from what
has been done within the last few years.
1t was there that the scheme of the VIII
mlngton and Raleigh Rail Road was pro-
Jected, and we believe the citizens of tho
town took the greater part of the stock, and
pushed on the work unaided for some time,
until the State at length stretched forth
helping hand. They have secured daily
line of mails, and travel to and from
Charleston, and have given a new impulse
to trade. We feel admiration for such
people, and take pleasure in expressing it.
-Richmond Compiifr.
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