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FROM OGDENSBURGH TO BUFFALO IN
Go+3O HOURS!-D
LAKE ONTARIO..-lsao.
STEA NJ - BOAT
ST. AAWM@MGMa

" - @e@ w eN@@< ~SeI -
JOHN EVANS, ESQ. COMMANDER.
"HIS splendid new Boat Of 900 TONS
Il burthen, propelled by two powerful low
pressure engines, will make TWO TRIPS PER
WEEK through the Lake from oGpENsBURGM 10
LEwIsTowN, stopF ing up and down at the in.
termediatc ports. as follows:
UPWARDS
Leaves Ogdensburgh, Monday and Thursday nights
do. MorrislOwn, do. do. 60
do. Alexandria Bay, do. do. do
do. French Creek, Tuesday & Friday mornings
do. Sacket's Habor, do do. al IL noon.
arriving al Lewiston on " ednestay aud Saturday
mornings in time fo the morning Cars for Buffalo.
WARDS,
Leaves Lewiston, Wednesday & Saturday AT & p IN
do. Oswego, Thursday and Sunday al "a m
do. Sackel's Ilarbor, do do at l0a.m.
do French Creek, do. do at l p. m.
arriving al Osdensburgh on Sunday and Thursday
evenings.
D-Passenge,s by this Boat can reach N. York
or Montreal on The evening Of The second day from
Lewiston.
The ST. Lawrence has eleven large and commo.
dious Stale Rooms independent Of her cabins, ~
which gentlemen with their families Can be comfort.
ably accommodated.
The great speed Of this boat with her excellent
accommodations, entrusted 10 The of one the
most experienced and skfu nav igaors, will ensure
The travelling public not only pleasant but more
expeditions passage than hitherto known on The
Lakes. Ogdensburgh, June 10, 1889.
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SIR YMDa

IA BOUT hve or SIX weeks ago, large
"a bay horse, 10 or 70 years OF age,
had the CHAMBERS when he left, he came
from The vicinity Of the Connecticut rIver.
Also. between two and three months since.
darklSh grey mare. The sald mare Is
spawned aud has very sharp teeth. Who.
ever viii return said horses or give lnfor
nation where they may be found. shall be
suitably rewarded, j POTTER.
Burlington. Sept. 4 1889.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04

Hang tables, on 8 octason legs, on cas,oss,
o,p moth about 20 feet.
Saxony carpet, SO yards.
Inoerlal rug TO match.
r,rured drugeet, 10 yards.
handsome table covers, with broad Dor.
!, and ornamental ceatre.
IN, Furniture generally sold very well,
.,mmandlng good prices, but uncle Sam
IN reap nothing of the harvest. ,nasrnuch
:. IN the receipts pass INTO Other hands.
The Democracy Of Mr.. Price is Of the
..s oa,lern as some thousands Of the 9th
;, sIi arrogating Democracy of The land
| rDey preach Agrarlanism shoulder to
's,older with Ming and Slamm in Tamma.
:, Hall, and live as in Palace Of the Ce.
~. at home. They have great horror
: Banks, and a great affection for Leg
treasures. We poor Wings who get
en-, by hard knocks they denouuce as
|,r,Iocrn,s, whereas they monopoIlze IN
|%smseyes, all the right aud title all Of US
t,,s 10 q common interest for The welfare
ftLe People. In one OF Mr.. Prices Eed.
,,,ns was a series Of Scripture pieces. a,
h sale Of which there VAS grea, laugh,
,,sDuch as IN religion he was understood
l. be Of the Fanny Virgil, school, as well
!. 10 morals.
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honesty OF men, selfish, unprincipled, and
devoid of patriotism.
we shall from time 10 time advert 10 tb;s
neiarious proceeding, and keep it fresh IN
The public mind. The lreachery of the
Southern Van Buren, members shall no, be
lorgoiten-theIr constituents shall remem.
Der 1t until the day Of reckoning comes
round. They shall be made TO answer The
questions
why they excluded Southern men from
Their deliberations on subject Of deep and
vital interests to them all :
why they made a party question Of this.
which above all others should know no par,yl
Why they went into caucus with North
ern men and surrendered the question of
reception
And finally, how they expected TO strength.
en- The institution Of slavery, by entrusting
ITS defence TO men (Cushman, Alherton d
Coz Who hold that slavery, is abhorren, TO
the laws OF God and man Rich. Wig.
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kiSf Of Letters
, EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte

ND EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
T. = on the lst Of January, 1889.
AVN. d. Alexander, Robt Alexander, I. F.
Alexander, Ulysses Alexander, >. Geo. Allen, VIM.
Blind Alexander, ] A Alexander, NV Alexander.
B-Thos. Blanchard, w, S Bivens, Maj, Jne.
Black, Mary T. Barnet, NJ. Beatty, A. T. Berryhill,
Jas, Barnet, VIM. NJ. Barnet Jno. Blount VIM, F.
Braxton, Jno. Brown, A. Bryan, Jno. Burson T.
Barker, James c. Beatty.
! Gas Calliban, W. J. Campbell, Wn. Cook 4,
John Campbell, VIM. Campbell.
ID Dunn, J. Davis, Chas. Dawson. w. Davis
EFT. C. Emerson, Caleb Erwin, ,, jas. Elms,
Gen. Edney.
E-Joseph Foster.
CT, P. Grier, Mrs. Jane Griffith, WIN. Gray,
John Gardner, Miss Druciila S. Gray.
H-Wm. J. Hayes, Miss Marg,, J. Harrison,
H. l., Hale, Andw. IlIpP Robt. Huckahy, Jno h.
Harrison, Sam. House, Albert p Hill, Eliz Hicks,
David Henderson, DR.. VIM. Henderson, Mrs. Jas.
Hunter, And, Harris, John Henderson,, Miss Eliza
Houston. VIM, L. Houston, Jane Henderson.
IA g-Jas. Irwin, Rcub, Irwin, Peso ills
Jouiian, sam, Jamison, VIM. Jauson Audw, ia.
mison, Madame Jolin, James and David Johnson.
Nancy Jones, Jane Johnsoa, Isaac Jordan.
K-Mrs. Ann Kerr, ]. Kerr, Eliz Kennedy.
E-Wm Lucky, 2, d. Ledwell Llde Kerr,
Mary or Jane Lennon, Robt. W Lennon, Mary
Lcnliio, Col. James Lynch
M-Rov j. Morrison, Wm. H. Mastcrs0n, Ma.
thew MCall, Hugh M'Lure, S. NJ. Moore, Robt.
NIECE, Josiah Montgomery, J. II. M'Ginn, Hugh
M'Cahsn. MISS Mary A. Mlhan, James Moons
Lewis Mars.
N-Houry Nicholson, Albert G. Newton.
O-Slas Orr, Joab L. A. Orr.
P-Dr. John H. Pearce, John Peacock, Wm.
Phillips, Maj, Anthony Porter, >, Capt. John Phil
lips. WIN. {. Peoples
R-uplon Rodden, John Rea, Margt Rodgers,
Jno. Rouchc, Jas, NJ. RozEell, Jos Reed.
S-Tho. Sercy, Daniel Shelby, WIN. Simpson,
Wlllets Sellers, Ii. \ f.. Stewart, Wash. Shosf, J.
K. sample, Capt. l. Spcncer, w. n Spears, =.
T--W. l., Todd, Ii. 1icer, DR.. w, IT, Turpia.
! V-Fraucis Neno, ,.
! Wy. NJ White, VIM Wilson, Jas. Wilson,
/ ", Wallace, c Wal!sck.
J lib WILLIAMS, z. NJ
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respectfully, TO furnish such aid, on the
ground that the case provided for by the
Constitution had not occurred, and an indir.
nanl reply Of Gov. Rilner TO this REFUSAL
Also, showing that ammunition had been
furnished from the u. S. Arsenal, and that
THIS act had met With the decided disappro.
baton OF the War Department.
Va tuesday the 18th, in the Senate, MIR.
buchanan presented petition from John
L. LsPy, who stated that he has discover.
ed mode of producing rain IN tracts Of
country and proposing to try the expert.
meht al his own expense, provided Con.
gr'ss viii pay him a premium If he sue.
ceeds. Tie also protested 10 be able to
raise The Ohio river, at his pleasure. Mr..
buchanan, whilst he did not profess to have
iuIl faith IN these professions, yet stated
that Mr.. Espy was a highly respectable
and intelligent man, and distinguished
meiecroIgIst. The petition was laid on the
table not appearing to find much favor in
The Senaie.-Foy. Observer.
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Tor other individuals Who have not been ar.
rested Most Of these individuals were re.
presented by Counsel, and had the benefit
'' all The exculpaiory testimony they could
advance. Still they have been fully bound
over for trial. What comment is this on
the assertions OF partisan, leaders, that there
was 10 disturbance. Atlhe hearing before
Judge Blythe, the Commonwealth was re.
presented by the Attorney General, who
went to the seat Of Government at the re-
quest Of the Governor.
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Mulberry Trees.

49,. A the demand for Mnlberry trees
%H&tss% " is much greater than can be
s&YES* supplied. the subscriber has conclud-
A ed to dispose of part Of his stock in-
tended inr his own use. They are of the genuine
MOrus Alba, extensively cultivated in Italy and
France, and which writers upon the Silk Culture
admit make the best kind of Silk. Being of tho
second years growth, they are large enough to be
transpianied, which may save two years delay on
the part OF those wishing to engage in the bust
less. What | have TO spare can be delivered at
any time between this aud the LIST of March and
upon terms much lower than the Northern prices.
Letters addressed to me al Davidson College,
post paid, will be promptly attended to-
R. II. MORRISON.
DAVIDSON college, Dec. 25, 1885,. 1883
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FOR TIE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor.-The following Is a small
item oil news from the Mint. The well Is
now finished having cost over $1,000. II
Is SAID to be "a feet deep. Ii the cost OIL
an article would make IT good, this ought to
be one Of the finest character. Pray, would
The Superintendent give such price for la.
Dor III his Own case For extravaganza
this item Of public expenditure exceeds any
Ihlng of the kind we have ever heard. " ii
10 be sustained
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MARRIED

In this Comfy, o. The l0lh ul,, by Col. John
Sloan, Mr. WM MEANS to Miss CAROLINE
HIPP.
Also, on the 27lh ul,., by the same, the Rev,
DAVID EMERSON to Miss ISABELLA ADA
LINE, daughter OF Mr. john Todd.
Also, on the LIT inst. BY Tbs same, Mr.. kllH-
ARD w. ELLlOTrts Miss MARY, daughter
OF Mr. James Hutchinson.
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No ARISToCRAT.

Internal Improvement Conrention.-The
result of i,s deliberations was communlca.
ted 10 the Legislature on the 10th ult., 10
the form Of Memorial, by the Select Com.
nlttec appointed for The purpose. |, vas
read to the House Of Commons by Judge
Saunders III an Impressive manner, occupy
ins more than an hour for that purpose and
IS admirably drawn up. We shall publish
II hereafter. Ten copies were ordered to
To printed for each menber.-Rai. Ree.
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Charlotte
Friday, january !, 1880.

or The bill 10 divide this county passed
tho Commons by 10 Instead Of IA majority
as We stated las; week.
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Cngrcss.-ln the Senate, IN the 18th
ult., the b,ii to postpone indefinitely The pay
meat OF the ilh luzlnlmeui OF toe Surplus
Revenue, cau,s up, aud the question was la
Zen on Mr., Gays motion TO hnnt the post
pouemcn, 10 the lst OF January, ls40, so
is 10, 10 destroy The act entirely. The a
merdmru, Was rejected, IS follows:
lEAS-Mcssr.. Caihoan, Gay OF Ky, Clay.
ton Cfltrolea, DAVIS, Foster, hnlghs Merrlch,
rfcnlis-, liyss. Ro5tus, kug- les, Smith o. lad,
Spence, Swih, l.Hmajgc. HptoL--!1.
NAYS--M, -sfs, Alien, Benton, brown. Bach
luau, Jay .. Aia-, Fulton, Hubbard, king, LJmp.
kui. L,on, Most,,, N,chelas, N.lrs, NoTv,H, Pres
loa. r.,rgc. R1anc. Robinson S.tIh OF CT Strange.
Wneht Young &c.
The bill vas then orGefed to be engross.
cd for a third reading without DIVISION.
It vii thus be seen that the admlnlstra.
ton party is determined to Withhold this
money from the States. Every adnnnlstra.
tiou Senator, except MIR. Calhoun, voted u
Saiast MIR. Gays motion.
lu the House on ihe same day, the Ilar.
rs5ura riots were brought under cousdera.
ton by u resolution OF Mr.. Fry, Of Penn,
to INQUIRE of the President whether any call
I has been made on hun by the Governor oil
/ Pennsy vania for troops, and whether any
arms or ammunition have been furnished BY
/ the United States TO the militia OF 'ennsyl.
yaa.a recently called on, BY the Governor.
The resolution having been received, on
motion of MIR. Gushing, the inquiry was ex'
tended 10 whether any L. S. officer lnstlsa.
ted or participated IN the riots whether
I The President has taken any measures to
I punish such acts, aud whether any such OF
/ ticer still remains III the Government service.
This resolution produced a most excited
debate, in which tho Speaker INDUCED Mr..
Petrken (Van) in the delivery of u TRADE IN
which such dignlfed expressions as !" Wing
Bauhitcs, B,ddIenes, RlneriIos, blackgua'd
tsm, vulgar term OF bluackguard abuse, swI'
uish multitude, low abuse which the Hiest
blaekguardlsm could invent" &c. formed
The chief part. But when Mr. Naylor'
! (Whis) rose to reply, he was called to order
by the Speaker 10 less than twelve times,
whilst endeuvorlng 10 state the fdCtS IN re-
la,on to tho occurrences at Harrisburg, the
Speaker not rellshing the truth on that sub
lect The resolution was finally adopted.
On the mex, day, the President communi'
Gated message in answer to the resolution
covering number Of documents, from the
different departments, among them letter
from tho Governor asking military aid, a
letter from the Secretary OF War declining,
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QJ-We call the attention Of our readers
to the proceedings Of the Internal Improve.
meni Convention, par, Of which is on our
first page.
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. .,n TREAsoNAnLE PROcEEplNGs

Il ,sE 40 REASONABLE PROCEEDINGS
Eriraet Of Litter from Washington.
YIN arc ssafe that Mr. Aibts,ou's Resolu.
I. "a. on Abolition, had been corrected IA a eau.
|. I. n S,al4etn aud Northern Van Burcn mem.
4. I. Or Congress. Tho improperly Of southern
81, mskins the subIcei matter tor party al.
L,szsnsai snd compromise, Is glaring enough,
4 u /, suiFis,esi 10 bfing the most decided con
ssliigs upon the proceeding. Dl, @hat terms
\ .gacieni fepfobItion eau be 09ni Tor those
sihsfnefs sho agreed Hnh the North, to sr.
rem their dehbcFat.oos-upon our property
/. ahoe class Of gentlemen here personally and
k.l9aally. much interested as property. happ.
| $. .td he can make any one Il il al once an
iu!lal iajBry and insult. asd treason 10 the
! sIs k5tug sse;ioo.
L. + vas sffsnRrd by the Caucus ihs, the South.
+ Wings should have 90 opportunity OF being
|af4 The Previous Question va called. not
rlial, 20 silence tho abolil,onists-fof there Is
slas ihcy - much de.ifs as 10 have the raw.
:, q ,hese mad finatsos givca to .he pubic
10 rsenee the iadigaat,on Of the Southern
; ~, ssd ihs'r cIPotufe OF u. 5-sc aud ALTO.
y, preceding"
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Sad,ilsssg Business.

EE AVlNG purchased q. W, Houston interest
q in the above Business, 1t is important that
all debts heretofore contracted should be settled BY
Cash or Note, as soon as possible, say by the Feb
ruary Court at fartbest. "
Jan, |, 1889. 4SiV
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South Curoiina.-'lhe Legislature OF
th,s State "a ,ufucd on W Wednesday last, af
trr a session Of tremy four days, aud the
passage OF ,treafy Sir p4biic Acts. Among
these, are. Oh act incorporating the Metro.
poli'an Rad Road Company, (ior extending
the Raleigh aud Castor Rail Road 10 Co,
iumbia,) aud an act 10 guarantee tie pay.
meai of any toda rhich The Charleston and
Cincinnati Rad Road Company moy make.
Col. g.. g. Memminaer, who represent.
20 hat State NTH 50 much ability aud ad
dress, be!ote our last Legislature, is charg
Cd With similar MISSION 10 Kentucky -
Il South Carolina has any son by whom this
object eau be- effected Col. VI. will not fli
ia the accomplishment Of has purpose
RaletgL Star,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04

d. w. Conr,s, Esq. was, on the 20ll
ult., unanimously re elected Pubic Tea
surer Of the State; and VIM. +. Collins
Esq. vas also unanimously reelccte,
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, for Nv,
wears.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04

G.rL1icst from Harrisburg. We learn
,ha, the Senate, on the Goth, ult, adopted q
resolution recognizing the Wing branch OF
the House upon which the Loco foco
branch forthwith adopteda resolution declar'
Ine That IN consequence thereof, the les'sla'
1--we department had become imperative,
and appointing "a committee TO report an ad'
dress to the people, calling upon them to
take immediate measures Tor the res'era'
ton Of the Government. A fearful crisis
/, a, hand-,hc smothered flames are burst.
,nr out atresh aud We shall not be surprised
II hloadshcd aud rum should follow anarchy
aud confusion.
The following individuals have been or,
drrcd by ludge Blythe "a Nan Buren mani
20 enter into recogazancc tor their appear
aucc al the next Court OF Quarter Sessions
of Dauphtn county, on charge OF active par
uc,pat,un IN the recent outFases al Harris
/ burg-Georse ". Barton, Of Lancaster
Aaron L. Cox, Of Cumberland Cnaties T.
Nrn,ch, of Harrisburg, United states
Marshal;) Churles Play, John W: hya",
/ John Savage, J. McCahcn, Joseph HAIL. anu
o,hcrs ar pb,lsdulphlu. Warrants are ou'
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D'aih IF Commodore Nichoison.-W E
learn from The American that Commodore
Nicholson died at hs residence IN Balu.
more on " eduesdiy evening the l9lh ult.,
OF apopiexy, after few hours illness.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
aA On the 2s'h of this instant, I
S.sG ~ will rent for the term of /
liisiM ,, or 3 years, the Store House
.za-1 lately occupied BY John ]. Dun
lap, decd, which is part Of Mr.. Springs's
Brick Building, near the Court. house, well
adapted for Store, with large counting
room and good cellar.
DAN ALEXANDER, admir-.
Jan. 3. 1899. 1883
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04

02-Judge White has so far recovered bis
health as TO start on TO Washington.
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0-y-Wc omitted to notice IA last 9erh =
paper that das,ardly attempt had been
made ou the life of Thomas Lorrng, Esq,
Editor Of the y. Carolina Standard, on the
evening Of the 18th ult. by throwing a large
slunc al him Wide slsadlag at his desk m
has Office We have read Mr.. Lowtlug' :
-,alemcu, of the affair. and We are sorry To
SEE IN what spIrlt II Is written, for he seems
TO b. eSaspc!aicd at the whole Wing party
because some one Of IT'S members may have
done disgracelui act. We rejoice that
the Editor escaped unhurt, and NC sincere
~ hope that the offender may be iefrr,ed
out, whether Wing or no, aud receive me
rluJ punishment.
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TLfsiSidtipe.-W understand, by a
purate letter received In town. that the h.
sisia,ufc VIII adjourn on the 7lh instant
We also learn thu, Nlr. Rayuer's ilstruc
nag Resoiai,onS passed tic Senate by INA
Jouiy ot tso votes.
We learn further from the same source,
that The bal ahIch passed The House Of Com.
mons, 10 iorm new County out of part
OF Mechlenburs and Arson counties, was r,,.
Jcctrd IN the Senate b. majority Of Il
votes, aud thai Doctor STEPHEN FOX.
a Senator from The county ot Mecaicnburg
voted against the bali.
We are not able at presehi to give our
friends N tho lower part ol the counly, the
reasons which induced iho Doctor TO violate
The pledges he made To the penpl, last Sum.
uier whila canyasslng for their votes. But
40 suppose he took ,nto consideration the
Imptobabllily o. hls beng returned again to
the S-ulte should the county be divided. -
" c know thal 10 Gvctor Is a sur, Of. shal.
low mafaudcr that Il Is difficult Tor craft OF
heavy dimensions. Ike tbs people - follow
into his senatorial retreats. Or father be
is like George krem-f'- old hen, that was
llaays cacklln. -eacklng-bui never lard
ga cz.. H. Smells blood and ,huudcr IA
every thing. like Jack The Giant killer, and
IS equally ,ctocious M his slah.
oFr Il Ia fun.
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Narrdntec Deeds for safe at this Ofce'
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= ~ TT TNFtt
| snell the blood Of an Ensli.bnnn,
y ~ or alive, wall have SOME.

G.Ti, i stated that Gov. Swan intends
to ,cslsu the Presidents Char Of tie [ %
.rtsln ct North Carolina. THIS Is to be-
regretted rs Gov. Swan has filled the chan
u,th decided appreciation. The Whining
,ou Advertiser recommends Walker Anlcs.
sJa a. h,s successor.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

American chronological Journal-The Sep.
tember number Of this periodical is before US,
which is the concluding number of Vol. L.
We have repeatedly recommended the work to
students Of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
and avail ourselves Of the present occasion to do
so again. For notice, by the conductors Of tho
work, see advertising columns. Persons wishing
to .uko tho work may address tho Editor of tho
Amer. Ph,en. Jour. care OF A. Waldie, Philadel.
phia, William H. Berrott, Charleston, s. c. or
8. Colman. N. York city.
The following is the table Of contents Of the
No. before us.
ART. IAN Examination Of Phrenology; intwo
Lectures, delivered to the Students Of Colum.
bian College, D. c., Feb. 1897. BY Thomas
Sewall, M. D. (review.)
ART. II.-Case in which Character was inferred
from Cerebral Development.
ART. III-Phrenology in the Family; or the
Utility Of Phrenology in Early Domestic Ed.
ucation. BY Joseph A. Warne, A. NJ. (review.)
ART IV.-Remarks on the Organ of Watch.
fulncss.
ART. V.-Phrenology in relation to Fatalism,
Necessity, and Human Responsibility. By
Joseph A. Warne, A. M.
MISCELLANY.
Phrenology in France-Dr. Vimont on Com
parative Phrenolgy-Mr. Combe.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

We saw, a day ortwo ago, box ofreeled
silk made by Col. Hugh Craig, at Chester
field C. H. The silk weighed Is lb. and
is a splendid article. We wish some Of
those who denominale what they are pleas.
ed to call the silk fever and Multicaulis ma.
mia, a "humbus" could have seen it. 1t
would have scattered their doubts to the
winds. CO.. Craig has been engaged in
the silk culture, on small scale, for expert.
mcnt, the last several years. He has made
IL or IA pounds annually for four or FIVE
years past, and this year he calculated to
make 100 lb. for which he had provided
abundant foliage; but through an oversi sh,
in putting up his eggs he lost the greater
part Of them. He sold his silk last year
for S5 so per pound, and could have
got Sc bu, for Sigh. defect in the reeling /;
and he thinks the cost ofmaklng, less than
81. But as he has promised, a, Our request,
to furnish for our columns statement Of
his experience 10 the business, We forbear to
enter toto further particulars.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

At meeting ofths Wardcns and vestry of
St. David's Church, Cheraw, held on Wednesday
the 4th inst. the following resolutions were sdop
ted. " . ...'
The Wardcns and vestry of this church fully
sensible Of the affection experienced BY this
congregation and the other congregations Of the
Diocess in the death of their highly esteemed and
valued Diocesan the RrsHr RRvzarND NATHANIEL
Bowen. Resolved, that wo approve Of tho
early measures adop-ed by part of our body to
clothe the Church in mourning IN respect to the
DECEASED.
That we will wear Grape on tie left arm for
ono month.
That Friday the 18th inst. be observed by this
congregation as day of Fasting, Humiliation
ard Prayer, in view Of our common loss, and
that the Rector bo requested to perform divine
service in the church on that day.
That while we bow submissively 10 this visi.
tation Of the Almighty, We warmly sympathize
with the fami y of tho deceased, and earnestly
trust that they may be sustained under their sore
bereavement by Him who alone is able to render
support and help in time ofneed.
w. H. ROBBINS, sec'y.
of Wardcns and Vestry.