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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03

nurIic c,icprs Yrs reserved Tor this Iinnura
political paIly publicly and openly 10 encourage prcula
iioo-pubicy aud openly 10 nbrt The thieves OF the
puhIc pruperiy!! II is to lhp Wing parry that public
rvgups and draullPs nov look Tor prnlrciion-ihty
teraily carry on Common game me n"rr or'h'caI
lnns lp more money tnpn, the bitter Is The chance q"
NLrurp.y-the stronger becomes their clsmnr the more
mvndr nj their SANDERS Ma rondr, then, ihat they
should struggle hard against all aud every fgshuV
check for ilr preservation OF the National treasure
this were protected by salulary laws where ""uih M
Wing parrots in Congress seek Tor ooa "hefe"hh 70
excite The public mind:
With what proprirty with what jTsitce. with What
truth ts Party brnach and Illuminate 'hese rhaffrs
against The very men whu hre The least OBNOXIOUS U"
thr,n: Srssion after Inns he President earnestly
presented subject the CONSIDERATION OF Congress
and in vain has he repeatedly called upon The Represent
avps "f The people To throw additional CHECKS ana ac'
cuuriahIlny around public officers Biii, when was
passed for ihs purpose by me Dem"''atc m"yn"' !"
the Senate at The late SESSION, received lis nh blow
in the other House " here the mns iniamnus Coalition
thai drsgracrd the public councils ct any country,
held the mystery And This IS Hhig Fairness! and
this is Hhjg JUSTICE! and Tins !. nh's LUF W
tOUNTRYi and this is Hhig PURITY aud VlRi UE!
suppose sir that with all y"ur modtsty you VIII not
have ,ip presum ion clam t"r yourself equal nert
as STATESMAN or superior purity "' character 10
that which every honorable and Intelligent man VIII
readily accord 10 JOHN CALHOUN. In hrs IN
larppd and pgaptic views Of public policy and states
nanshp ha ~ as much your superior, rs the HON IL
abnve The squirrel IN dimensions ana s'rrnsth i"u
may nr augh know. be 'h' hr''ef lawyer "' 'h '"o
-hu. Incur and statesman not synnny nous Terms
Tins this distinguished man from an opp"nrni q" ih'
las, bpcnpe liberal supporter of the present Admins
traon-He saw Mr. Van Buren, pursuing c"nrse which
his conscience and heart felt bund Ia approve and he
automatically disdained obey the cut throat Wing due
irlne of Rule OF Ruia Think yon. sir. that II you
charges of cnrrupinns were true. snch man as Joh
G, Calhoun would connl-Han"e any Administration
guilty ~ ia But inrg't agnin-the wing parry no
purchas,d all the patriotism IN the country-beglnnin
with CORPORAL WEBB!i!.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
FROM ENGLAND

NV NoaA. MAKcu H.
News one day later We have from Llyefpool.
which ts rlfh tn TIE debates II tho members OF
Parliament ugnu thr address % the Queru ---
tanaaA affairs we've prominent topic, and ,hr
tnvastoas ffum ulls s,dr Of the linc were remark.
~ apon usih grvai feeling. Tho Dukc Of Wei.
ltngsnn thnaght saeb saais Of shinga auknoWn
IN ,ho cssiilacd world iofI Mclhoufnc palliAt-
~ tic outragrs a. Wcll a. he could, account
Of thr extent af oar wilderness territory aud the
peculiarly OF yar eontcderair Government tu,
addod that oar Government had t-cn addressed
upon the sp,gcct uIih s,ruaE representation
Lord HtaHghan also SAID good word Tor the
United States Indeed. there was generally a
kiai feeling va the debate. considering tho M.
t9rr az the grievance complained Of Lord
Durham was very an1ipgs 10 bring forward i'm.
mcdlatstY the Affairs 81 Canada, aud QUESTIONED
Lord Nelbnurur as 10 the esflIcs, time. The
e., Is3ta relations 0f tho British Government
occupied 4 good deal Of time in the debate " |
am nos p.vparrd." says Ior3 Melbourne, q" 10
brug 40 a bill for rePcaling the corn lasr, nor
Wi! band any scif on no future occasion ta give
NV vote against the repeal Tho Ministry Is
dtyideii upon this subject
SIR Robert rcol il. tho Commons bore down
down quito hand upon our Government. Tic
quoted Grncral Jscksous invasion of the Flou-
das a. to what She Americans though, of taking
care ~ People who could not take care of
thctpse Ives and As excuse II the British should
march over the lines and redress their grievances
with the pirates themsr lvcs. Tho whole debate
a. L refers 20 u.s. Is one 1T great interest, and
ho,c our ncvrp p'fs vii find room for II,
Tho dcbatcs IN the British Parliament upon
tho position Of the Cauadas and the United
states have attracted much attention in this
city The strong language Of Sir Robert Peel
aud tho decisive remarks of Lord John Russell
create an nncsslness, a. connected with rcccn'
events in Maine. that shakes the stock market.
The money market here continues IN an unquict
position There is anxiety, II not alarm, which
viii no, bc appcascd tall We hear from Eng land
return news or oil tho Maine results Stocks
have all fallen to-day. The fancy stocks the
brokers k,ck about a. boys do a ot.ball.-Cor-
fespoaisAcy Of National IEtciiige1ccr 23d uft
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb, g.
The sales on Thursday last wire Snu0 bags
Friday oS0U; Saturday 2ln0 Monday 1000,
1900 taken on speculation Tuesday $500, 1900
on spcculation and to-day 5000, 1000 ON sPccu-
la,ion There has bceu fair demand since last
week in prices a decline of Id TO ID per ID. IN
Braris has taken place, hat American continues
steady. The import OF tho week amcuntst to H.
G35 bags.
Tho first Shad brought 10 the New York Mar
kct tins season, brought 81,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
OBITUARY,

Capt, ALEXANDER ROBINSON, who died
at hls residence near Charlotte on the Oath ult..
was long member and for number of wear a
Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church. Pos
sesslng the social virtues in high degree and be-
ing controlled by the elevated principles of the
Gospel, he was agreeable and useful in his family,
his neighborhood, and the Church of which he
was an officer. He was much beloved, and his
death is greatly lamented by ell his acquaintance
who appreciate integrity of character, christian
example and christian influence. His disease
was the pleurisy. 1t was violent in its nature
and rapid IN its progress. His sufferngs were
great, but they were borne with patience. His
mind was rendered calm by an intelligent and
sincere resignation to the will of God. However
sensibly he may have felt the pain of sudden
separation from all he loved on EARTH he Welded
himself TO his God and Saviour, with cordial
acqulescence, prompted by love and faith and
hope. Having long since committed himself TO
the great Bishop and Shepherd of souls and hav.
ing honored him by cheerful submission to his
control, he had peace in his death. We there
fore cannot mourne those who have no hope.
With the pleasing conviction that he not only
rests from his labours, but enjoys gracious res
ward in the heaven of heavens we would endea-
vor to say with becoming sincerity, The Lord
gave and the Lord hath taken away, blessed be
the name of the Lord"
May this affection, which falls with a merci.
ful severity upon his beloved family and upon the
Church, be over-ruled for good, by him who can
bring light out of darkness.
my soul attend the solemn call,
Thine earth tent must quickly fall, :
And thou must take thy flight
Beyond the vast ethereal blue,
To love and sing as angels do,
Or sink in endless night" fCom,
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List of Letters

D EMAlNING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
No on the lsi day Of April, 1889.
As. NJ. Alexander, +. Admous, f. L. Alex
auder, c. n. Andrews. E. w. Alexander
BIS Blythe, p. Berryhill, s. w. Boauight,
C. Baker NJ. Barnett, J, N. Black, J. B. Blsck,
C-Mrs. N. Clark, D. Canon. T. Grey, A. Fl.
Cochran, W. Cook.
ID. 5. Davis, J. Davis, T. Dwight, T. Des.
ten Mrs. VI. C. Davidson.
Ed NJ. Emerson, J. Earnhart, c. Elms, c.
Erwin, ,.
FL. O. Tl,nigin. J. Foster, w. F. Fclgsr,
Mrs. Ann Frew, Miss NJ. A. Frew.
G--J. r. Gorrel 5 Goodman, J. A. Grier, T.
]. Grler.
H-W. s, Harris. C. f. Hsrberson, sylvia Har-
ris Slave, S Holding and others, To any one re-
lated 10 Solomon Harris, II. Hunter, J. Henderson,
P. r. Harry, J. C. Hale, J. iue, Sen.
i Il IN Icehour. ?, Saml. Janison, Wm.
Jamison, g.
K-Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, .
In. Lemmoud. w. Lucky, J. n. Lees, 2.
NJ. Mathews, ]. II. M'Ginn, J. Mason, J. S.
Moore, j. Montgomery, J. M'Leod, b. Mahan. S.
d. Manson, c. Mason, J. Lure, f. MCfsekeu.
+. MGown.
NJ. NJ Nicely. :, s Vcel
On. Orr, S. Orr.
Pm. Patterson, r. Peoples, 2. Powell, c. T.
Pok Jas. Porter, Rev. W, 5. Pharr.
Q-Robert Query,
K-R. Roush l.. Russ, G. Roberts, J. Reed, 3,
Il. r. Reed Jas or Robt. Russell.
S-W, Shoaf, J Simpson, VIM. S,runk, And.
Springs, ,, J. w. Swami, DR.. 5. L. Stringfsllow,
Mrs j. Slit, w. Stanford, Mrs. s. Smith.
TIE, J. Taylor, Siamcse Twins, w. l.. Todd,
w. Thritl, L. Todd, L. NJ. TroIler. W. C. Thonss,
G. Todd.2
V-Francis Vino.
W-Wught Il M'Kcc, J. P. Williams, J. vii.
son, Miss II. NJ. White, b. Warsham, NJ. A. Wal.
lace, J, NJ. White, Miss j F., Walker
liz III. h. WILLIAMS, p NJ
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Charlotte !.
Thursday, ApriIl, 1880.

D'OUR MINES.-Wo believe at no period
since the discovery of the Mines in this vicinity
have the miners found more profitable returns for
their labor and capital than nj the present time =
The class Of the community, at this time, mostly
benefited by the mines are the farmers who own
the mines who at leisure seasons Of the year turn
their attention TO the mines on their own land,
aud are amply repaid for their time and trouble
We understand that one farmer, Mr. Phifer, bro't
TO the Mint las, week, 10 or IL pounds Of bullion,
obtained from an inconsderablo portion Of ore.
We also gratifed to learn that the efforts
Of the miners are now promptly aided by the op.
cratlons Of the Mint, and that with little or no do.
lay they receive the coin for their deposi,es. We
shall recur 10 this subject again
We are gratihod 70 find from the follow ing
articles that the mineral resources Of other see.
lions Of the min.ag region arc developing them
selves
North. Caroline Slirsr.--A wagon from David.
son County brcughi 10 this place last week, up.
wards OF ton weight Of native SILVER ore, from
u n
Co fageneriiis ObSc'rer.
A Lead Mime has been lately discovered
10 Caharrus county, near tho Rowan line,
about ! 3 miles from THIS place, on the Land
Of Mr.. Ncindckin.
We have seen Of the Ores, and find them
To be Of the Carbonate Of lead some o.
the spcclmcns are rich with the Metal
How extensive the lode or vein NAV be, il
IS difficult TO say, as II has only beeE pene.
ira,cd IN tao places, the ooc Gboui : feet,
aud the other 30. These workings are by
90 means extensive enough TO pronounce up.
on the character OF the Ores, or value Of the
discovery. We believe, hc=esor, from
present appearances and the surrounding ~
dicai'ons, that the prospect Is worthy of q
morc exclusive examination, " cu. Car
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

The 18th uli. was celebrated in Washing.
ton by Public Dinner,-ihe occasion be.
ing the FIrTIETH Anniversary of the ddop.
non q the Constitution of The U. States.
MIR. Webster was present, and Mr.. South.
ard with several of the members of the
House and some of the most distinguished
citizens OF the District. Several speeches
were made and large number of toasts
drunk. The festivities we're kept up until
past midnight.
General Jones, an eminent lawyer of
Washington, presided, assisted by Mr.. Sea.
ton OF the National ln.elligencer, aud seva.,
raj residents.
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NOTICE.

M ILL be let out TO the lowest bidder, ty the
Commissioners of the Town Of Charlotte,
at the Court House in Charlotte On the 22d inst >,
Contract for sinking Public Well on Tryon
street, south of the Court House, 40 feet deep
with good pump. Specifications of the Well,
&c can be seen at b Oates office. The contrsc-
Tor will be required 10 give bond and gssd sscuri.
~ for the faithful performance Of the work, and
20 payment Will be made until the work is com.
plcied. By order of the Board
A. GRAHAM, Chairman.
April 3, 1899. t445
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2Uti, oil Nav.

u - proposed thai thus day = ichF4,o.l il
H'anre' Suitable 10 t.c occasion !, commentaries
fu' this PurPose noe,4ur will d. held IN the
Coarthesss~ 'lnrpsaay Tie 81 .lat. Il .D.ocG
r " ass raAAtsaa -sS.a. .s....-..s-.
ho,od that Tho CasFsns will e IN (ull attendance.
Whilst sc l,e - country ~lere Lshcry spreads
trr spranglod banner and g-ooplc ffon, 81 quar-.
icrs aock to ENJOY hef blesssngs, ,ubuie OF rc.
sp-c, ts dae 10 those uho foagh, and dos, fer bcr
Independence. Although they rcsi in their
graves. vet thclt pames viii bs remembered by
every American lo,sY a. tilae shall las; Hap.
~ spirits NAV tbss eoaniry ever preserve uns1l-
isd ard aAsaFuashel that li.def..adrrce fes which
,oa have Sled and died
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Attempt 10 Burn Macon, Cattle fol.
loving IS an extract from a letter to the
Franklin, (Ton.,) Review, dated

HacoS, Georgia, Fob. 10.
=" AT this moment the citizens OF this place are
all aroused and excited BY incendiary attempts
10 destroy the city. Buildings, chiefly warehou.
No., continuing cotton located in different parts
Of the clty have been set on fire At the same time.
Suspicion talis mainly on the slaves. can give
no accurate Or satisfactory information as TO the
particulars the alarm and danger are too great
70 allow Us to make an investigation at present.
No person feels a disposition to sleep AGAIN to-
night, and 10, only the police bat the citizens
generally, well sailors, are extremely vigi.
liant, and greatly excited
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

" IL is said that the Brazilian govern.
meni has consented 10 the right of search
claimed by Great Britain, of all vessels sus.
pected OF being engaged in The slave trade.
This Is very important step towards the
suppression Of this infamous traffic. Du
rIng the last year, all immense number Of
slaves were conveyed from Africa to the
Brazils.
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Lost.

Nm the l2th of March last, between Charlotte
~ and Stcney Greek or Stoney Creek and Sa~
lisbury, double case Silver WATCH, with Steel
Chain and Key. The finder will be literally re-
~arded, by leaving i, att the Mansion House, Char.
lotte. N. c.
April ?, 1899. 444f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

The New York Cultivator states that fruit trees
may be propagated by planting the scions instead
OF ENGRAVING them. They should be prepared
by dipping both ends in melted talow, grating
wax, or some article, and then be planted hor
izontally, with the bud upward and covered about
three inches deep. They will produce trees that
will yield fruit in four years
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

OF Sik-It is stated as a curious fact,
that just century ago d silk mandatory
was established at Savannah, Georgia, for
the purpose Of working up the silk produced
IN this country. One plantation alone fur.
nlshed five hundred pounds Of cocoons, but
the price oil labor prevented the prosecution
OF the enterprise, and II was abandoned for
the more profitable cultivation Of cotton.
Serious Chdrge.-The Editor of the
/" Silk Worm," published at Philadelphia,
brings a serious charge against Dr.. Jos.
PRIEsTLY PETERS, the patentee OF" Peters'
Pills. ln his Advertisements, the palen.
tee asserts that he has the pleasure of IN.
forming the public that his Pills have re-.
ceiycd the direct sanction and patronage of
the following distinguished individuals -
Here follow the names Of a score Of public
iunctlonarles, and among them those Amos
Kendall and Senator Benton. The Silk
Worm" publishes letters from those indlyid
uals, in which they state that the use OF
their names, IN recommendation Of the Pills,
IS wholly Unauthorized, having never used
or patronlzed them IN any way. We con
slider on imposition Of this kind deserving Of
notice, because such erroneous statements
may affect tho health, and perhaps life Cf
,housands.-Rdteigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Wh,g Cok:irr aad 7pktr. IN fht
[ $ Seaatc. - u stated 10 the Brock
~ lSda.) American. that John ilondor
-, uhe has recently been elected to the
la,lrd States senate by tho Wing Legtsl4
sf' q hIss,sslppI, vas formerly resident
RB'ookheld. where Ice carried on the trade
& no, nalaag. Tie aflcr~ards removed
lncunail. attended school for a short
re and then engaged IN the study Of the
~. From thoncc be removed to Mississlp.
! accamc distinguished 10 his profession
sa'ticd an hetress, acquired tho conf
sbce Of bis fellow cIiizrns 10 hts talents aud
signify, and is nos selected TO ono Of tho
tt+i important offices 10 The government,
" liendcrson's career Is thus far highly
iaoofable To him, and admirably illustrates
af republican ehsrscter Of our institutions.
y, !. Erpren.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Large Remuneration. Sheriff oil
Texas, who brought the murderer Cook TO
Mississippi, received remuneration OF
$4,000, voted by the Legislature OF that
State, IN addition to the reward offered by
the Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

The past tao wrecks have presented 40
sssfrsling appearance Of business and coin
pfral hustle "a cur town. The streets
hr .~cn eru~trd ~tth wagons, bringing
.5,ion TO tho Factory, literal mountain
4 sales accommodating before af. Hum
g~,. warebn0se, Upwards Of seven
h.ati~d and SEVENTY FIVE bales have beer
rruUd, iar ~h,oh the proprietor has bcea
prog o0, more than thirty iso Thousand
islsrf, each Tie price. ~e understand.
hsgsj FROM 3 TO IS. according 10 quality.
Where Is The INLAND tosn, south ct the
lassae, That can boas, II a heavier bust
Rs 'ranncttsn Than this
When, before the splft Of maaalaclur.
Z. in5 domestic improvement was aroused,
r4'l he plsnser gel the market price Cor
uan a, hts own door - Grceasb0robgA
ptt1ot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

An Amcricdn Consul Murdered under
Sanction IF Mexiodn AHthoriiics.-We
have sccu a letter addressed 10 one OF our
most respectable commercial house. of this
city from Mexico from undoubted author.
", Which states that Nr. Laugdon, the
i,n.t,es.. Censsai G.. Lang una Dc Terminus,
.a..a ss~ days previous from blows receiy
ed from a negro al Languane, under ssuc,
ton Of one OF their Jus,.ces) cud after beng
most cruelty treated, be was sent 10 dun.
geon, where he remained three nights With
condemned criminals, from whcoce he sue
ceeded 10 estSnng With his lady TO small
village between that aud Campeachy, where
he died IL his wounds. HIS lady had gone
up to Campeachy, aud an order from the
old Judge had followed, to bring her back
10 Laguna, TO answer the charges against
her husband. - Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
MARRIED.

In this county, on the 26th ult, by the Rev
John Caldwell Mr.. GEORGE KESTLER to
Miss FANNY MASON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Virginia Election, &C, has just been
passed BY the Legislature Of the State OF
Virginia Tor changing the time Of holding
the elections in that State. Under this act
the ensuing elections are to take place on
the fourth Thursday IN May, and thereafter
on the fourth Thursday in April annually
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,soH THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.


The Interesting cause on trial before the
rmr, of Nisl Prius, now holden by the Hon.
Motion c. Rogers, one Of the Judges Of the
S,oreme Court of tho State, is founded on
,rm Of Quo Warranto, issued at the 10.
.,Ocs Of the Hon. James Tod, Thomas
fleming, William Darling, George w.
peClelland, John X. Nef, and Frederick
l. Raybold, against the Rev. DIR. G.. {.
Cugler, Rev. William Latia. Thos. Brad.
,fd, sod Solomon Allen, by which the PLAIN.
tG who are styled REALTORS, called upon the
kfsodsuis TO show BY what authority they
| Nd and use the Office of Trustees Of the
General Assembly OF tho Presby terrain
Aurch 10 the United States Of America
i fbe defendants IN their pleadlngs, state that
D.. Green was appointed in the year 1909,
Trustee Of the Ministers and Elders COZ.
siuiiog the General Assembly Of the Pres
hlensn Church IN the United States, which
dire he has held since that period 10 the
srseni time, aud that the other defendants
.tie duly elected by the General Assem-
y according to the provisions OF the char.
u. To this The REALTORS reply, tina, they
rnit that the defendants were duly appoint
and elected, but tina, the General Assem-
J, did 10 May last remove them from Of
i and appoint the Realtors IN their places.
Re defendants rejoin and say that The Gen
nl Assembly did not Of their sessions IN
a,s city in May las, remove them from of
r. and aPpoln, the Realtors IN their place.
lbs known TO our readers iha, there was
1T Spring IN this city meeting Of Minis
grs aud Elders Of the Presbyterian Church
.sa,eued IN tho Seventh PRESBYTERIAN
lbafch. 10 Ranstead Court, which vas cali.
i lbe General Assembly, and that another
sly under the same uamo me, 10 the FIRST
prr.b, terrain Church On Washington Square
fae hra is usually designated the Old
,sool, the latter. the New school, aud the
ssrsiIo0 10 issue Is, which is the true Cen
nj Assembly. The REALTORS aff.rra ;ha!
:, Nes school Assembly - the true As
y1biy, and that their acts are valid-ihe
To- school party, who are represented by
b. 6sieudan,s, deny this, aud say that the
Nee shoo! party seceded aud Withdrew
tsm the Geoenl Assembly, and are no
kaesr part Of the Presbyterian Church"
TIE grat importance Of the Church con
F.,srsy nos before the Supreme Court ~
q, elly. and the hIgh character OF the par
srs, cntnbsne TO create a deep interest "a
.. pubic mind. The press here, with
ssa,mly as unusual as ccmnrndab!e, has,
ksn fr~eci TO the Court, tho jury, and the
ndles, cautiously ahslaIncd from oil &c
ssfks - the merits II the case, Of Nhich.
. ihe present state d the trial. i, Cannot be
psssutd ~, 900 IS cosnpctcn, to speak.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

+ 'Ta'tropf's land Spccnioiions.---1hc
.a''ed States mar-hai iur the northern dis
oo' this State. has Ievlrd on Swarivout's
.Vfea IN etehf hundred sections OF Chick
"@@ lands Columbus Mss Argus.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

A dgel,-We learn through the Nash.
vile Wing from the Somervlle and La
Grange papers, that duel was fought near
Moscow, Faye,te CO., Tenn, a few days pre-
Woes TO the sth inst, between Alex. J. Don
oson, Che adopted son of Gen. Jackson
and Henry Robson both were slightly
wounded. A second meeting was talked Of
the extday, but the officers OF justice pro-
baby defeated il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

4 Yankee HorR. lie never tried 10 do
~ hing and couldn't, As ior going, he
% % tina, aud begin again when the 9th.
y cave oh. 40 ono going the same way
IA pike ever saw anything bat the crlIier' s
81 "hcn he WAS shcad and d,dn't choose 10
a'ertakcn. Ile'll 60 any pace under a
team engine Al foil speed, aud will overIake
afa rate steamer II :, stops to take N wa.
~ Hes the cheapest criitcr, too. as ever
sen Tor he'll 20 by toll lar ON n pike
s9'e the man can look on; to SEQ II any.
ahg 1" coming.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Inc Commissioned Of Patents nj Wash
.E"a e''y, giscs public notice, and rcques
N'paPers 10 make the notice current
w me Charges heretofore made in his Of
= or recording the transfer OF Patents
. SOne away wth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Mnior General Maeonb has lo(i Wash,
,ngton To take tho chief direction of affairs
tn Florida. His stay there, the Army and
Navy Chronicle says, viii depend upon cir.
cumslances which cannot be known until
after his arrival in the Territory. Gen.
Taylor will remain on duty in Florida.