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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

STATE OF VERMONT IDEn remembered that
District of Fairhaveni ~ at a stated probate
court held at Fafhaven within and for said district
the first Wednesday, being the ID day Of October, A,
ID, 1880
The administrator Of the estate Of Benajih Web.
ster late OF iubbardton in said district, deceased pro.
poses 10 render an account OF his administration.
ordered that said account be examined IN court on
the first Wednesday in November next and that pub.
eation Of copy of this order three weeds spccpss "
in the Rutland Herald printed AT Rutland as soon as
may be- shall be sufficient notice all concerned 10 mp
pear il they cause, and object tnerpto, true copy
OF record a. WARNER, Judge 40 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

The Baals.--wc see IN the Legislative proceed
ags a, Montpelier, that the famous military chief
ain" Capt. Partridge, has broueh, forward "bank
rform" resolution already. All right enough. TO be
sure, but we have no confidence in these refonniss
IL ell for political effect "1hc party undertook
reformation in the finances Of the general govern
nen, few years ago, and what is the result =
Tell IL no, in Gath" for it is enough to shock the
natives Of the forest They have not only made
sankrup, the Treasury but large portion OF the en-
srprising capitalists OF the country.
but the gentleman from Norwich, it seems, is de-
vrmined to make himself exceedingly conspicuous
N the early part Of The session and from his last
aovemen, in the House of Representatives, we
should think he Iaboring under some mental
,seuation. We all ude TO the Introduction of two
nsolutons asking the House 10 approve ofVan Blu
sn's "bil Of abomnaiions' commonly called the
Sb-Treasury Searme, and to request our Repre-
FD,a,ives and * tors in Congress TO vote for the
3in,' Now we don't know wha, effect the intro
duction Of this obnoxious subject had on the popu-
lar branch of our legislature, how IT was received,
but II did not produce expressions Of incorporate
Indignation, the members are entitled to good deal
Of credit for suppressng it, and the preservation OF
fasir decorum and forbearance. We should almost
esteem it as an imposition upon the House, to offer
such resolutions under the circumstances. Capt.
Partridge must be that large majority Of the
recmen OF this State, and every branch of the leg
stature, are decidedly opposed TO this adminis,ra-
Ton monster, and his object hardly be foreseen.
however, the probability is that in anticipation that
~ House would be locofoco, orders had been sen,
on from Washington To introduce and procure the
passage of such resolutions ifpossble. And on the
whole, we not sorry it was introduced, and hope
the question will be taken, and the yeas and nays
recorded. We think that the result will show that
majority Of the admin stra,ion members will be
\bund in the negative.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
D. + LANGDoS, I comr, ,r.,.
q n. DANA. """'''' o"''''

STATE OF VERMONT } ID rene bsrsd that
Disrict 81 Il tsad, - I'D Al stated probate
ranu held Al Rutland said distinct The Il a Mon.
esy, hring thr 7ih dsy Oct lr11
She goa, dian 81 Daniel Der Of Cisrenda1 in ssid
disiiiet, oonpos nieais, having made sPpettos
10 mis- court for r - sri the real estate Of no -aif
wse TOT the PsyDsBt Of the just d b's Of his sA'd
VA
II 10 ordered that asid tppiiesiion b. head in eoOn
on lhs first Monday Of Aossnhsf nerti snd that she
public nfs copy Of ihis order three weeks suces'
srely IN The huisn he ali prinisl II hotiana, ss
sDan o nav b. shall he sofei.nt motive 10 al eonerrn-
I'd 10 spptsr aud show II sBy tssy hsvs, ~hy
said iiesbs, should not be sranssc
tue copy ofrreord A. l. BROWN, Jadse <3f1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
From the ~ Y Journal Of Com Oct 10
GENERAL SUSPENSION
or Specie Payments jy me Baats Of Philadelphia
Gad baltimore.


OF Specie Payments w me BaHks Of PhiiSde'phia
Gad baltimore.
The mail Of this morning not only confirms The N.
,elgence yesterday received, Of tho suspension Of
specie payments by the Bank the United states at
Philadelphia, but also appnses that nearly all tho
other Philadelphia Banks had come into Tie meas
uro.
We further learn by passengers arrived has NOR
ming from the South, that the Baltimore Banks have
suspended specie payments and report ADDS, tha'
two OF the Banks there have stopped entirely FER
haps nothing more is meant, than that they paw spe
Gle for no denomination oibills. The Baltimore pa
ners M Yesterday morning are silent on tie subject
We presume lhsi the example Of suspension VAL
be followed extensively ihroGghOu, the Middle and
southern STATES. II Is glorious time for Ne"
Ynrk 20 give character 70 her Banks and currency
M inestnable value ard she lH nor fail n fnprore
a. Boston, and New England generally VIZ he
win Us
uTNois. Later accounts dscrolh The sioppase
Of the Banks in Baltimore snd that Tie ronsYiSania
and Commercial Banks al Philadelphia had refused
10 suspend payments.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

w. Elliott Cresson who has leetur,d with reputa-
ice 10 various parts the country upon the subject Of col
s,tsea ssd the Coleassos Society, has reeenty given
s lectures spoa the subject in village. We do
- feel well asafed Judge Of these Lectures ~e
ssh ~ish. hsvsg seadcd bot t~o,he hrst ard the last
s srs ise,srs rather introductory and related main
s,s the etsia ssd object Of the Coonstos Society Ia
he letse he related facts II Attnse ihere, 10 the
sssss bsa and showing the besshesl results Of the s
hss Of he society.
'saoa the prospective and highly probable results Of
uaisnisns and esiliIing Afrlet With the lecture We
zee maniy, well pleased, shd sh0uld lodge
ssssAd asisstu asdssaee. We have looked this
ci Of eoiossiloa 81 deep Is,srss, AREA and
ssss'das toAg ihdaesussi 10 sssry tread Of humanity
ssne the helping hand.
We have ,l~tys heard With paiss eroisu the terms Of
shsssssered ssioqsy which have been uttered ia sone
sssssrs sssas The exclamation socey. We have
sss heard Of sny q ts dgsngs Which aofds the
aas<s q spsagy for sbssTs sp'hs,' lind nc sIe
f, ,nforsd, N, Cressoa sHirsy free iroa tie
ars u hsrh words towards hi. oP2ouens tie asiioa'
"a Asd 10 relstss this exceedingly feprehshsbs
rsfes, both sSss have sl~sys bees disposed "a
ssss'ss either that mans psfay 81 rposs or be eohh
sses IA tia ih,ssr q Ihs he sesecsisa ~h0 De
ss%s pa tho high ssesnds Of pa,ro,is and pAas,hno'
ths loo sbsss AID harm sphs, hek kisa oals
sss ssvrs4ns ssssss v 'slgriy ,ha wee. AsSs's
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

Ne~ England TAankseieings. Gov. Mas
achuse,,s has appointed the sSth day Of November
sr,, as the annual day Of Thanksgiving in that
rse. 1t is to be hoped tina, that day will be desg-
hated for that purpose in oil the New England
raes, 30 thai the aspirations Of Prayer and Praise
nay be simultaneously ascending up TO Heaven in
al the land OF the early Pilgrims who instituted this
very proper ceremonial day. Such a concert of
Thanksgiving and Praise would add solemny and
eigniiy 10 the occasion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

iTIndvduals OF the Van Burcu patty are betting
Literally IN New York City, that toe banks viii sus-
pend specie payments before January ncrt. THIS is
carrying out Bculoas idea lie SAID Dot long si1ce,
in pufc address. liz, perhaps the additional az
gpmon; Of another suspension would bo necessary
10 carry tie Sub Treasury. There is no doubt biit
the Administration will attempt 20 produce another
Treasury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

List of ctiers remaining in the Pos, Office at Pntsotd
Rutland Co, Vi. October lst. 1889
Andrews Eliza Miss leppenweil Lydia Miss
Adams Elisha Lesion VI. Miss
Adam. Sarah Mics Miller Mary Mrs
uouer Lewis Mons Maynard Polly Mrs,
Brown John Manley tliza, OF Mrs
rolcher Addison Mitchell Col.
Carey Alanson Nixon Mr..
Gudy Alesico Patch &c
t;teon i,enjamin Red David
Goflam Elk Suilisar Daniel
HARRISON Jane Mrs. Segar Aaron
lI1rson Wilson Saunders Hubbard A..
IIendoe Charles j. Ta,iDr Hannah Mrs.
Kimball Luciolia Miss lay lor Chsuncey Rev.
Kemp Elyita Miss =,
ADDISON BUCK, T. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
STATE or VERMONT % + i, remembered, that,
District Of Tnirhaven ID at stated prnbnIe

Dlslrlcl % T0fhaven ID At slaird pr0baIe
court held at Caseton within and for said district OF,
the srcond dag of October 1882
cerlain Instrument in writing, under seal purport.
nr TO he the last will aud testament of Daniel Buell.
late Of Orwell in the county Of Rutland and State alDre.
said, deccnsed being presened to ssd for pro.
bate and allowance.
ts ordered that the said bin be referred FOR probate,
AZ court 20 be holden nj The Office Of John Kellogg
Esq IN Benson on Thursday 3lst day of October and
that tine publication hi copy Of this order three mos
soon may be-, shall be sufficient notice all con.
cern-d appear IL they cause and the pro.
bate of said will a true copy hf record
A. WAkNER judge. A24i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

Do not SIGH foe ,his world. goods, nor lanen, thy
poverty. Dot OF the mesnos, h0yel thou eans' ge'
a sight Of Heaven.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
DIED.
MARRIED..

In Granville. y. L., on tho 10th inst. Mr.. Nm.
D. Giddings, Of Poultney, 10 Mss sarah Ann Good
rich Of the loniier place.
From oour,ship and coquetiish freaks.
Nay this ypgns eoDlae resi-,
And each ii OILERS mutual love
Be henceloIth ever blessed.
With health and peace and happiness,
May they he always crowned,
And With he besi Of Injuries
Their pati-ol lie abound.-iCom
In Montpelier. o. tlo 9th inst, Dir. Sumner v.
Kenlal 20 Miss Louisa > Mead, both Of Mon,psl-
ier
In Barnet, on tho 2na inst William Msnocks. 90
Of Peaehum 70 Miss Eliza Brock, Of Barnet.
In Orange. on tho Oh inst. William Orr, u. Of
Co,infh. 70 Miss Abigail ". Richardson.
In Brookfo!d. SEPT. 20. ly Res J. Clalin, Ozias
Bagsy. aged 10, % Miss Polly slzda. aged 20, bOta
Of broosheld
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
NEW GOODS.

Nd URT q MASON are now reeissiag ttpeoois 90
- ssriasui Of fall ssd wn,sf goods ~hi on are %.
.fsd Il released Pr.e,s Psfleslsfs nsss week 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

10, ofi,-' rs-n,iatt. 10 ihs re,, oacs a, Rs.lsae
VI ugtftet To- 1851
,ed,a. Horcs ,Kirbsu jo'epA
tsaos Pb,staas l.sdd novet
Rstfnws Siesrus l.coaata r.lca
noilom EosNSli u. Lsmh silas ".
neff, Nsp ,dd Sophropia Mis
R,nipgs ii,caa ufs uoason hstie,
Briden E,absiA Mrs. Noaton Nn a CO.
uer,y Fpifiin Menngpc May
AEON, Ceswes " lNasoda sllss T.
tsnpteft Essss.g Naaam I.css
Ciafs Snss Miller M,n.
hsIcc SIMON Morvan Utiher
CatTon i.aWtence Massey Reniamn
Ca2foa Amor. ~. Neurso William
Chcnry JsmesE Oaiun Albau
Cuu. Lli-s Miss t'crk iurius u
Crlo llinnsh Mrs Pafson. Ira
Davis sylvester tsurHt Fierce ~
pafy Michael Nsrciss, i.apnre !
n,,s tucy NJ. Pamela ilatuot VI
iowrey Jcremfah Porter Lucy l. Miss
pee EdNatd Nul Irs.c
Daws Abraham Proctor Aber
llnnn'pa fnphusey Roo, John
Euiofs btvafd RICE Thomas
. tbrg Nay Reed LYDIA
Isacf Amos Robn,on " A
French Nliiam squire DANIEL
fas'cf Aatnh ep,iInd rhebo
rcnn Sarah Aao N.ss Smith Henry
/ Foot lsssleila ss. 8 sioeter MfsR
I Fay Wriamm2 Sicpacus lhtuur
GusNold tlatnet Sumpson liauuah Mrs
Gtcere Rc,'c, Lc'aiao Taylor Chant,
Gate Hiram lrat Fhineas ~
Glover Mlfshill Tsa Eirsb,th (
Gtcculeaf Elias lT,crnah Lawrence
I linninan A. ,TUrnef Levi &
I Holt iit. wilkins tevctcu
/ llaskius Luther wilkins Seeley
/ iaihsway capt. Wheeler Jonas
utcbcoet Morgan faw IN
! lluicsiodi John Nmppo ohm
ZONES Thomas wcn,worth +. 4. Miss
jackson isphrlim Wilson InNeH
Knapp Anemas2 lMussey Edward,
Malls going est and south tva bennington made up .,
o'clock M--Mails going west, al O'Clock M-Mliis
eorg Moth nj oelock, NJ Office open hall pa.i
ocloek. NJ aud closed at o'clock. NJ except en- SON
days when will be opened from to 10 O'Clock NJ aud
THOMAS J. oRMsBEE, r. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

W. n subsc' befs .ns polat. by the Hon ia,
w Ir urt iOr ne ,ii.it c. &c Y iha en-, CON.
mission &C eeKaa.inc, ahi adj u all ella ms
aud demands OF all teiso, -. as lbs tn estaei
sELAH II, MERRILL.
late Of CAST tptn ,ifci, re rer ilfd insolr.nt
snd also all CT inns and de nsnd. ssblbird In oil ri
ihrreio and ,s mon h. ffnm tie 2Jd by 'fAugu,t.
le39, bring I wed by aid uu Tor purp Sc. we
do cieforr he coy gfe 10 ice t,sl We vi. a ted 10
The bus n.ss Of our said ioint, cot OF u Hnwrs 81
oGc in G. sst o. the first Wednesdays e Dec .nber
aud ia ear mex a. m ON 10 for o'eo,k r NJ TN
each fsaddns
o n DANA. Commits on''.
Castleton SEQ 10 1889 f'-H
SHE Ds OF s1HM sS b ,'%a asd S,os ss
Couu held at Rutland within and for said district IN
thr fr., Monday being be 7ti Gay Of osiobef, ID
l-3q
Daniel Lincoln, administrator the estate Of Diniel
Lincoln, late of Brandon, IN said district. deeessed
prnpos ug io Tender uui o. be ndinisiiaiiun
II Or1rrra, at said account be examined IN cnur
the frs, Monday Of November next and that the pub
hcalon o. a copy Of this order three wee successive
~ the Rutland Head printed al Rutland % soon "a
may b. sha be sufficient notice 10 all coseefned to aP
pear % they see cause, and ohjeet thereto.
true copy Of heeofi, 3D.
A l. BROWN, judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

:, ' AN; s,i' z, , ,s'''. ''' F''' o'' at '''s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

save the sacred mosque in the general cors,
grafton. 0ohna.
The force returned TO the beach. and
mcn' more, as the flames were rapidly mel,;n mo-
common ruin, and mingling in ashes ~. ~. %
mass OF the baildings of The town, invaIs sO'e
whatever OF Treasure and property had hees lug Jug
they contemplated the wild rage OF ,ho sl wi,
and irresistible element The buglo nov .'s
cd the retreat 10 the tune Of Yankee Dossl nc
OF olden and revolutionary associations ma ~
men dlseinbarked as Had COLUMBIA -, 'a a
national notes over the yet stl water. 80 ~ rs
bay. In about two hours after the lost "a. vac
left the ships, the men were again in ,he, 'A
on their decks, having accomplished ,hc,s nv
pose without accident, or the frinx Of ynn E4'-
The inhabitants had retired from ,hs -"
and looked from the mountains upon The ~, ,S"A
/ their honcs.
have written this in haste. a, the mon..,
when oar le,leE-bag . closing to go BY ths NJ
thai will bear our letters Of iriendship ,nd mp
end whatever else they may contain. /. No.;
No z"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

Columbia, Nay 23.-Oa D.ts-cb,o.
ceIior DAVID Johnston is spoken Of az The
NEXT Governor, aud will probably he elee.
ted. ], Is rumorcd ,ha, Judge o'Neal will
be candidate for Congress, IN Gen. G,;r
fio's District. ~ho declines a re.else,,oa
aud ihs, Judge Earle will be candidate n
place q Gen. Thompson. Ii an these
things are carried col, ~hs, a chunpe 20
siil have among the lodges So much ior
Madam Rumor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

Horrid Dsaih.-feacrday morning..
aboai five o'clock. little boz, abov, rur.
teen, a 500 OF Seth Copeland, Who h,es N
nlossom street, named harcelIa,. vas al.
mos, Instantly killed BY an accident coca.
s'oned BY The Use Of eupPoader. he va.
amusing himself By hrias brass CANON.
shieh be had filed With gravel ard pov.
der. |, IS supposed iha. hte wss uaB,sn.
Isoaally communicated 10 The powder pb,ls
the mvzxle Of tho gun was pointed st as
body. being betseen bis legs. Toe charge
passed lnio bis abdomen aud thigh, ca,in.
The iemosal artery, and The huIe ielles At.
tempted 90 risc AMI run 70 tbs hoes, bot
(eli. aud vas carried 10 only 10 Gle. SUI.
gtcal ald as instantly at hand, b., Il sas
III 10 u.s., Of Course oisoa Cesrisr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

The folos,ng beautiful perofa.lou closed
The late half century address Of the Hoo. j..
q. Adams al Ncw York
The children of Israel, ai'er forty or
fifty years Of Ilil aud suffering, came to the
verge Of the promised land. Then and there
Mo.es, % commanded by God. told ihctn
,Lal y ben they had passed over Jordan ihey
should huild the altar oi the Lord thy G6d
"ith whole stones, and charge the people
saying" These shall stand upon Mount
Gerz'm 10 bless the people, aud these shall
stand upon Mount EbaI 10 curse" After
Joshua led them over Jordan. he wrote on
the Stones a copy Of the law aud all lsracI
and their elders, and officers and Judges,
stood on this SIDE Of the Ak aud on that
SIDE hall ot them over against Mount &c.
r,zm. lad bali ot them over against Mount
E0ai and 10 that scene Of suhIlmlty, the
most awful and Ire tremendous 81 any that has
/ happened on earth, 10 read all the words
Of the law aad the cursng and blessing &C
c0rdIng TO all thai - written 10 the book oi
\ the Law.
Fellow connifymen, the ark Of your
cousenanl - the Declaration Of lndcpen.
dence the articles Of confederation, whence
came curses, IS our Moon, EbaI and Your
/ Mount Gerzgm - the Constitution Of the
United States. ECheers. Preserve It ia
( your Ipmosi souls as a sign and blessing
bad II as a frontlet between Yours eyes
treasure !, IN your heart Of heatts think oI
Il when setting down. when r,slng Up, and
~aikiog forth to breathe the blessed arr d
heaven. Write Il on the lntfis Of YOU,
doors and gate posts; cling % It as 700 DE-
TO your earthly life adhere to II NJ The
cords II your eternal salvation. So. shsl
your children and chlldfeh's children cele
brate this day fifty years hence, with all
and more than oil, the blessings which ~
ENJOY land with all ite blessings that wer,
promised aud bestowed upon the children
of israel, for their obedience to the Law o
God"
Religion and virtue regard as your gud
J ing stars through life
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

4 very amusing scene ocGsffsa ~ oes
Of tho adloausns eognllcs during l@s sHiag
~ the Great Court. ACsasl shae sboh si
been lately ,ploctei into otFicc, vrs ~ At.
tendance on shs Court, and ~as of5sn4 By
b. Judge IA ca!i John Dell sn4 Elzabsth
BslI. lie nsmed.airly bsssn ct ths Up 4
as lungs, John bell arsi ElzasesA Bel
" Dee ., llalc. sald tire lidsr.
"OOc at a time. enc al a 'issf, ost At \
rivr. shnaicd the cnnstsi9c.
Na~ you've done It, cSets'asl tie
Judge. oct Of pa,ronce.
" .Nsr ysa re ioss 4. SOW vot ~ Dove
tr. NOW YOU'VE DONElI.g yfiea ne
constable. There ans M slahs'sg Ni'--
and eogu. bar, snd hyslaodc's a''@e oa
,u,o q hearty laugh, 10 the pet!rei sl'7''T'
and ,Ii.,rsy Vi the as,oaisaed eoas'aa's'--
Hila0saa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

Melancholy Accident az Aisscfa Falt
We learn from the Buaalo Caarerea.
d Noaday. tia, Dr. iioagerfbgI Il Troy.
sos instantly Killed that wo'n,ns al The
Falls a Nmgara., 10 company peh l.inl.
sny. ihe guide, he had dsetpecd 'he B'ddls
,iair casn on lba Aaef'ean slis, and as
s;sndsng near lbs water, ahen mam u
rock weighing @se'sl tens. f'll from 10
bank above, hctshs u ssue 30 icci. a.
rect upca h,m. lAadsy sssrcd severe
eousupspa % hrs lesi arm, s'ss ~Ss no' ola.
etrise INJURED.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

that when the Republicans triumphed, MI
Van Buren, deserted his friend Clinton Tor
ever. Hear him;-
aAt the ensuing session of the Leglsla'
nre which commenced 10 January, 1913,
the political relations presiousl, existing
between Mr. Clinton and MIR. Van Buren
we're dissolved, and never again renewed.
This is perfectly Characteristic OF the
man. Always sticking to the strong side
when be can ind on, whlch ills.-Fay. Dos
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

HtH Empiored MIR. Felix Grundy,
who receives salary Of $4,000 AZ Auor.
ney General oil the United States, occupies
mne colums Of a late Globe, 10 proving that
Mr.. Van Buren, was in favor Of the var
j appears by hls own shoaiDg, tina, Mr..
Van Bafen actively Supported DE Witt
CLIFTON, The Federal Peace candidate for
The Presidency IN opposition 10 Mr.. Madl-
son, The Republican War candidate bu,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

Otc Of the ylllaps Who Tardeffd W. =
r. White, near Bf0wu's Fsrfy, has yea
apprchendcd aud secured. tie sa' o''''
taken between Nashville ed 1i'ia'h'
Tenn. by a company 10 pafsai'' a'4 :
GOV safely lodged ~ The Ja'l Of b'''es' '
county TO awah bis irial al lae lsI' cru
Of the Limestone Cireun Cosd' lis pa"'.'
IL Thornton. and vas from nsi2ao',"s
county 10 Tcuucs-vc, adIainre HT ~
hama line. We understand be has '' ,.. :.
foil confession Of hls gull, ard ''a'sp ' ~.
lie assisted in numbering :" hHe o'g'' -
impression that he bad mooef III M
however, had no, bcca ob'a'oso' ,1I
brother on accomplish 10 ihe cna'e "o' -
pursued, wi,h every pfospec' OF sue, -,
SINCE the above was ~ type, We Fi'' &C..
the brother ur Thornton was 'aAsa - - ~
lucky BY lhc party who Pur'9I' 0 t,t. -.
no is no. also lodged ~ goal ""
rifle, Ada Demaerdi, s9ia nh
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

A sensible rerdict.-An 'nque" dos
BEEN held over the body Of 'oPe' ~
South, the inquisIlors reiurneo
/" Died ofhe jig diaeaPcr'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

Religion and virtue regard as your guld.
ing stars through life.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

Tho Mississippi Sun Of The ~" ~" ~
lions that on 18th INST. The be''s' q !,
Hon. ]. II. Nicholson, situated 70 VIZ -.
clnity of Clinton M. ~as en''rr'S SpD .ss,
ed by hire, together with al' lhe Nh Nh
which 1t contained. Three o' Juas0 ~. ~,
olsoe's negro nen were atres'eo :" II
ctop, and confessed that they ei''N' -,
house, by setting fire 10 each o. W. IN,
hers on The outside. Some five OF 81 ~ =,
sand dollars 10 Union bank bus VIZ .ha
samed. The loss IS supposed 10 "
$50 900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

A Western Editor, SAYS the td'I ,, i,
Michigan paper, wants 10 know "n wv
the laws recently enacted ago'os' '''O l s
,nr Of deadly weapons, apply -
who carry pills 10 their pockets