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MARRIAGES.

In Hardwick, June 10th by o Crosby Esq. Mr. Samuel
G. Martin Of Lisbon N. Y. to Miss Mary Ward Of Hard
wch.
In this town, by L. Briggs Esq Mr. John Warren Of
Mddlesex to Miss Phcbe Russell Of Montpelier. Two
nice slices Of cake received: good luck to them. They
will please acccpt this as receipt in full.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.


The friends Of Harrison aud Rriorn IL he Orlcnns
Senatorial Di-trG., WIN Irr opposed to low wages,
III reduction the prices oi the producis Of lndu.
ry all who opposed to the extravaganza and fol-
~ ol an inhecIG aud corrupi national admins ratinn
those who are in favor Of ii cIIANGE-who would hav,
This government administered BY mcn whoae capacity
patriotism and fdlty have hrcn again and gam ir
ed az il in "a fiery furnace umcs heated !" al
such who would the tide Of prosperity insieat
Of sinking he uer huprle,sucss oil despair are re
qursted nj rasburah the fourth Of July next
at % o'clock. A. NJ 10 nominate candidate Tor Sen
ator for it District, and 10 concur, ruch measures a.
will tend iu reduce the wages oil Mr. Van Buren, ant
hi. sub office holders 10 noihiug, aud TO yield fai
rcuniial for The daily tal o. honest, industrious
and snnirine people. \ plain republican dinner
,utd 10 the depressed state Of the times, will be pro
vidcd Tor the delc.uasin The Log Cabin style. Ii
every man who wond save 10 himself The earnings oil
years devote ono day In that purpose.
JOHN II. PRENTISS,
TtfOS. MCKNIGHT,
WIN. j. HASTINGS, c.,,
CHESTER CARPENTER, SCo"'n!,,so
JOHN II. KiMBALL,
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON,
THOS. C. STEWART.
June 9th, 1910.
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DEATHS.

In Moretown 18th inst. MIR Enoch Kelton, native of
Mass aged Ga Printers in New York requested &c
In Middlcbury the 18th inst. Of consumption, Dr.
Ralph Gowdey, aged So years. DR.. Gowdty had long
been suffering decline and his friends have anticipated
the result which has deprived the town Of abb, and
useful ctizea and aniabIe und honest He shared
largely the afeconf of his ownsnen, and of all who
knew him, and his loss will b. deeply felt.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

washington Dislrlet ss.
IN Probate Court holden at Montpelier, within and
tor said district on The l2h day Of June, AID. 1910.
An instrument pnrporting TO be the last will and
testament oil John Fisk, late ofBerln in said district,
deceased, is presented 10 said court for probate by
Polly Fisk nd Zenas c. Dewey, the Executors in
said will named. Whereupon, it lie ordered that said
in sirument undcr consideration for probate at
The Probate Office in said Montpelier, on the 30lh
day oil June inst. and that ali concerned be notified
hereof by publication oil notice in the Vermont Watch
man State Jour al prnlcd at said Montpelier, three
weeks succes'ivey, may be, that they may
appear at sail lime and place, if they cause ADD
contest The pribu- ul said supposed will.
A true record, Attest,
J. T. MARSTON, Register.
rue copy of record,
5e II MARSTON. Register.
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IN DOZ. Brookielu Patent Hay Forks, 20 do.
~ Lampson's patent snaths for sole by the dezen
at Manufactor's prices by Storrs & Langdons.
June 49, 1870 81 CIV
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| am, &c. D.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Sec'y. Of the Treasury.
W.P. HARRIS Esq.
Receiver Of Public Money, Columbus, Miss.

w. L. nARhiS
Receiver Of Public Money, Columbus Miss.
THIS it will be observed, was an "extension'
for one month, and was followed from time to
time by other and similar iavors unit sometime in
the summer of 1885, when Harris was PERMIT
TED TO RESIGN, having plnndered the public"
to the tune of ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND SEW
ENTY EIGHT DOLLARS!
But Mr., Harris and his "infuential family and
connexions" were not TO he turned entirely adrift.
The "stern" Administration having resolved 10
turn him out, were willing to make amends for
their unwonied severity by putting his friend in.
Mr.. Harris on ayin down the responsibilities OF
Office, addressed letter TO the President of the
Uniied States, of which we subjoin the conclu-
sion;
COLUMBUS, Miss, August 81, 1896.
'In conclusion, will take the liberty of recon-
mending to you for appointment us my successor,
Col. Gordon ID. Boyd of Attaa county. You are
probably acquainted with his public character, as
he has been for several winters prominent mem
Der Of our State Legislature and has been through
out an ardent supporter OF your administration,
and mn unyielding advocate OF the principles OF
democracy. This request is made in his behalf,
in pari, on my own account. As lie Is my warm
personal friend, he will willingly afford me every
facility in his power TO trace out and explain any
errors which may have occurred while the office
was under my charge. His capabilily to manage
the Office think unquestorable; and it is only at
my suggestion that he consented TO my placing
his name before you, and will most probably make
no application Through anyIoher medium ;. In
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ID IXFORD SCYTHES, by the dozen at Manu-
IL lecturers prices, at JEWETT, HOWES co.
June IL. 6w Is
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Washington District, IS.
IN Probate Court, holden nj Montpelier, within and
for said district The 9Th doy oil June A. ID. ls40.
An instrument puTport,g 10 be the last Z" I'll and
testament of Henry Boyce, late of Roxbury, in said
district deceased, is presented 10 said Cont for pro-
bate by Bescy Boyce aud Stiliman Ruggiss, the Ex-
ecuors therein named. Whercupon, it is ordered,
that said instrument come under consideration for
probate al the Probate Office in said Montpelier, on
The Ill, day of July next, and thu, oil concerned be
notified hereof by the publication Of notice IN the Vel
mont Waterman and Stale Joarnal printed at said
Montpelier, three weeks successfully, as soon as may
be- tina; they may appear ut the time and place,
they see cause aud contest the probate Of said sup
posed will.
Atrue record Attest
J. T. MARsTON, Register.
A true copy OF record,
Sc j. II. MARSTON, Register.
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CONGRESS WATER, fresh, just received By
\ SILAS BURBANK JR. June 6.
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MIITTARY ROOMS,

100 Washington Street, just received from tho
Il 20 Manufacturers in Europe and America,
and for sale the above place, complete assortment
Of mlilury Good, Consisting in part Of @ old and Gilt
Epauctts Gold and Gilt Laccs, Of all patterns
Swords from So 10 Sl0O-Plumes Of all Kinds-Sllk
and Worsied Sashcs- Cap Neutrality-suspicious. for
The army, navy and revenue, together with Stnrs
Placa, Belt m'ts-Chans etc. which they offer on as
good terms a. any other House in the city
JONES, LOWS, AND BALL.
80 IN G Boston.
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80 IN G.

LAYING APPARATUS.-Scyth es, Snahs,
/ i Rskes, Forks Stones, Of The first quality, atd
at low prices may be found at Jcwen, Howes Co.
June IL. 6w 10
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODs.-JTNE 8.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.-JUNE 8.
CTORRS & LANGDONS have just returned
- from Bo ton with great variety Of soasonablc
Goods such Bonnet silks and iibbons, superior
double foundation, bonnet flowers, colored ground
printed lawns, mousn dc sois, blue black and light
colored mouslin de lane, prlnt,d do. printed silk
striped skays, elk lace edsng, black mohair gloves
parasoIs, fans, fine florence bonnes, silk hose, pic
mic scaris superior blue silk Misses gloves and
stockings, elegant coat buttons, large addition Of
cacoes. broad cloths, cotton sbecngs and shirings,
al reduced prices. Those who wishing desirable
and scarce good. will do well 10 c,Dl soon. sc CIV
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WOOL! WOOL!-SK thousand Ios' sooo
w clean fleece Wool wanted on debts or ~ sx'
chang for goods, by BAYLlES ooss.
June 10, 1910. 'o
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Plunderers cfihe pubic and of pubic Institutions
obtain sympathy and forgiveness and The Admin
isratiol, ,0hich sterniy seis its face against hes'
evils and their authors is sought 10 be made The nc
tim ofas. frmness aud integrity. -AMos kESDALL
ADDRESS.
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NNTINDOW SASH OF oil sizes constantly on
wv hand at BnylIes s. Cos June I7-57
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conclusion, permit me TO express TO you assuran-
ces fmy high consideration and esteem.
Respectfully, yours, &er
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, !
March 25. 1875. {

Sir--The Department having received no
monthly returns showing the transactions Of your
Office from the month OF October last, / have
though, proper TO inform you that, as n means Of
enforcing strict compliance with the regulations
Of the Department, in respect TO this duty, shall
MT hesitate to report the for the action OF the
Executive, should the neglect he coninued.
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ygNWO DAYS FROM BOSTON.--More
4 Bonnet Sks, Florence BonneIs, French Flow
ers, Psrasos, Bonnc Cane, &c, by Storrs & Lang
dons. June is, lS40-57
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Early in March 1885, w. =. Harris, Receiver
Of Public Money at Columbus, Miss. was found
to be considerably in arrears to the General Gov
eminent Hereupon Mr.. Levi Woodbury., Their
mud now Secretary Of the Treasury, and mem
her of the Administration which "sternly sets It's
face against these evils and their authors" adj
dressed the 10 lowr 6 letter TO Mr. Harris:
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The Cadets OF Norwich Univ, rsty, together with
their friend. and fellow citizens will celebrate the 64h
Am versary Of American Independence in the fol-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
Receiver Of Public Money, Columbus.
w. p. HARRIs Esq,
Receiver Of Puhlic Money. Columbus, Miss

Kecelver OF Pubhc Money, NO'uWDUs, MISS
Even then, after the facts in the case were well
understood Mt Washington, this stern" Admins
tration notified Mr.. Harris that he would be al
lowed to continue his "pickings and sealings" for
two months longer Mt any rate, and for an indei'
mite period, besides if he could make up his re-
turns in tolerable season. As the threat seemed
to he serious Mr.. Harris went work in another
direction to keep himself in Office. friend, the
Hon. Mr.. Claiborne, late member ofCongress from
Mississippi, writes earnest letter to the Presi
dent, of which the following are extracts:
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"a dozen Warmers Scythes, 10 do Ely 4. Redding'
toms, 20 do Siean's Rakes, 25 do Screw Handl'
Scyihe Snahs. which viii be sold cheap for cash:
June 1910 81 BANCROFT & RIKER.
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Republican Whig Ticket.

~ At the solicitation of his friends
JAMES W. OSBORNE, Esq, has consen ted
TO become a candidate to represent the
County of Mecklenburg in the next Legis-
lature IN the Senate.
~ At the solicitation of his friends w.
+. Davidson, Esq, has consented to be-
come candidate to represent the County
OF Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in
the House d Commons.
~ st the Solicitation Of his friends ].
7. DRAFrIY, ESD la consented 10 become
candidate to represent the County Of
MeckIenburg in the next Legislature IN the
House Of Commons.
9aaSAt the solicitation of his friends,
Eli STEWART, ESD, has consented to ba-
come a Candidate to represent the COUNTY
Of Nechlenburg in the next Leg are in
the House Of Commons.
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New YORK, June 10.


ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN
NINETEEN DAYS LATER
The Great Western arrived this morn
| no a, halfpa three o'clock, bringing Us
our usual files Of papers, of Liverpool aud
/ London to the Sd Of June, and Bristol to
the 4lh.
We learn that Mr.. Rush, the Secretary
E Of Legation at London, arrived in the
+ Grca, Western, and that he departed mme.
diaiely Tor Washington, being the bearer OF
mporian, dispatches from our Minister at
London.
The King Of Prussia is dead, and is sue
ceeded BY his 500.
Upland Cotton was worth II to GA in
IAycrpool--a fall Of about ID since the Tor.
mer dates.
Private letters from England are discour.
aging. Flour has fallen TO II 6, which
/ will cause considerable loss 10 the ship.
pers OF the articles. Cotton, owing TO the
receipts and accounts Of large crops, has
declined. The tldings from the manaiac
turing districts are very dlscouraging. -
Trade, instead of improving, has declined
Money vas rather tight, aud there was moth
\ ing doing IN American Securities. There
r. nothing encouraging 10 any branch. It
4 ) quite evident thai Tie trade Of Amerca Is
VASTLY important to England, ard that when.
ever We are too poor 10 pay for Manu,ac.
lures, and cease 10 require our Usual sup.
Plies, II has great effect with the Mann.
bacturers there. Tins news will be- disrour.
ging here. There has been a lingering
\ Apcc,alion that cur bread s,uG,, having
Eeachcd 50 low a point there might be 40
|nducemert to ship 10 England. ltoppears,
however, there is none The prosper Of
he crop there is good, aud prices hove got
Iowa To a very low notch; so low that the
thcle canao. DO shipped for this, anu leave
boy margin over four dollars. fhe Ger
Ealnty Of large crop Of cotton, " hlch was
bot fully credited before, has, with the loa
F,ate Of Manufactures. caused prices 10 de-
Inc stll lower. This also a,li lave It's
] Feet here.
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EfS! OF letters
~ EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte
Z . on the Isl Of July, $40.

( ~ EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
Z : on the Isl Of July, $40.
! Ar. G, Allison, NJ B. Abernathy, S. W. Al.
len hl IS; Ms[gt. v A,iie'zandg Mrs. Lucy Alex
B-J Bolton, Jno. Brown, sen, Col. J. NJ Black,
Miss Marth. Bigham Jos, Bigham, F. Brown, w.
Z. BerryhlI, Robt, Diick.
C-Wm. Carscn, s. Cmral, Joseph Chambers,
G. w. Caldwell, Wm. Cook Jno. Campbell, J. d.
Cornell, Rev. T. J. Ciohia, VIM. J. Campbell Miss
J. 7. Chambers Rev J. Cronan, T. j. Clark, DR..
X. I. Cheek, Miss Ii. Clark.
D--llen. Davis :, VIM. Davis, VI. w. Davis, A.
Davis, Jno. Dickinson.
E-James Films, J. B. Elliott, Sol. Earnhart,
C. Erwin.
FL. 81. Fuwood Caty Foster, Glenn. Foster.
CO. b. GIiiett, Or. J. B. CASTOR Martin NJ.
Glover ,, Sarah +. Gray, Barbary ellis, n. d.
Gray, Mrs. Providence \. Gray, Eli Griffith
HI. 5. Henderson, D. NJ. Harrison, Chas Har.
per, Sllalhel Harris, 4. J, HoIton 4, Thos. Hun
ter, Miles Hill, Mrs, {. Harris, Mrs. J. Hunter,
Jas. Hale5ourgh, DR.. Jas, Q. Hqke, Jno, Harrel,
Jas. Hulchison, Mrs. X. Houston, Geo. Hannah,
Thos. iIambor, Miss n. Houston, Sam. Howic,
VIM Howard, sen.
! & IN. Icehour, Mrs j. A. Jamison, Rev.
Cyrus johnson, R. NJ. Jamison, Phil johnson.
K-Mrs Jane Kerr, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy ?,
Mrs. Mary Kennedy.
L-Phdlanx Lodge, Mrs. Judith Long.
M--Mrs. Elizabeth McCord ,, Moncca Miller,
Bryan Mahan, Jas Monteith, Ed Mccoy, Daniel
Mctio!hon, Jas, Mcclure, Sas Montgomery, X.
Marsh J. n Mlupin, Jas Marshall, j. s. Means.
Ms W. Neal ,, Miss Martha Nesbitt.
P--CoL VIM. n, Parks, Bonaparte Patterson ,,
W. II. Patterson ,, Ebenezer Paul, Caleb Phiier,
Miss $. Poke, Sarah PARKS, Mrs. Sally Peoples.
R-Miss IL. A. Rodgers, Jas, D. II. Robertson,
II n n
S-Hcnry Shell, Miss Martha Stephens, I. w.
Saunler, |. Spencer ,, Lucinda Simmons, Messrs.
Fulwood Il Stephens, Rev. J. u. Sheck, Mrs. Jane
simpson, Jer, II, Scaune, Thos. Sircey, Tugglus
& Stockton.
TT. n. Thompson ., VIM. A, Todd, J. Tag.
CERT, Sampson Tarleton, Henry TIGER, 5. Thrill,
sam. Taylor }, Rch'd, oriNlchoas Tradlnlck2.
Vino. Walker, Jao. Wilson, Miner, Jas. Will
son, Edgar Wlllans John Witherspoon ,, Cath
arino Wilson, Mrs 5, 4. williamson, W. Wilson,
Y. Young Williams T. J, Walker, r. s Wallace.
l54 II. s. WILLIAMS, p. NJ
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ANOTHER WITNESS.

SANDER Harrison as they will, some of
our Loco Foco friends a, times forget them.
selves and do justice to tina, Patriot and
Statesman. Dr. Duncan lately delivered a
speech agaIns, him full Of falsehoods and
misrepresentation. Buteyen in that speech,
the Doctors conscience would make him,
IN his sober moments, DO justice to Gen.
Harrison, ast the following extrac; will prove
| profess TO be somewhat acquainted with the
history of General Harrison's political, military
and private life | am his ncghbor. and live in
his county. As TO HIS PRIVATE LIFE |
KNOW OF No STAIN THAT FOR A MO.
MENT SJLLIES HIM"
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4 CANDID CONFESSION.

Mr.. Walker, the Federal Loco-ioco SEN
ator from Mississippi, advocates the appli-
cation Of bankrupt bill to the banking IN
situtlons of the United States, distinctly
on the ground assumed by him, that sucI
a system must breuk them all dorm He
ayowcd in his place in the Senate on Thurs
day last, that he was opposed to the CON
tluuance Of banks, and was anxious to sub.
Icct them to the operation of the bankrupt
system, because they would then be com
PEELED to stop their operations and wind
up their concerns
These ayowals show tho real object of
the men who support the destructive Fed
erlI scheme presented by Mr.. Wall as Il
substitute for the beneficent measure of n
majority of the Judiciary Committee.
They are determined to continue the war
against the institutions OF the States with
rclentlcss ferocity; and if they can, they
will totally destroy, under cover of Federal
law, the banks and corporations chartered
by the Saskatchewan.
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HENRY CLAY.

Ex-Goycrnor Hill, of New Hampshire
one Of the most zeuiou4 friends Of the pre-.
sent Administration, thus speaks Of Mr.
Clay in a late number ef his Farms; 5
Nlsher:
The genius Of Henry Clay is iutntve; ana
when IT bursts spontaneously from the iettcrs
thrown around 1t by prejudice. It forces itself fpto
tho channel of right and Justice. We have per.
sonalIy observed this on several occasions; but
never have we been more gratihcd IN the cNhlhl.
tl0n than on the occasion Of late debate IN the
Senate Of the United States growing out of re,
pgf, Of Mr.. Buchanan, chairman Of the Commit.
tee on Foreign Relations, on the disputed North
eastern boundary between tins country and Great
Britain. We admire the tone Of feeling exhibi.
led on this occasion By the veteran senator-a
feeling which does equal credit to the heart which
prompted it. to the country, and to the Admins
tration to whicn he is opposed"
II is wen that the political opponents Of
Mr.. Clay are beginning TO understand the
man who has been more than any other
prominent parsonage of the age, the object
Of particular persecution. Whether the
genius Of Henry Clay is intnitiYc" or
not, the voice of posterlty will declare that
il was blended with the true American
spirit transmitted from the times of Wash
inpton, and that II was devoted TO the adj
yanccmcnt of the honor and interests Of his
country. Among the next generation there
will be thousands who shall "blush to
know their fathers were his foes. '--BdH.
American.
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PROVISIONS.

We beg our country friends to have
compassion on Us, and save Us from star.
salion. We don't bcltoyc, that al the
time We write, there isa SINGLE BAR.
REL OF FLOUR Tor sale n the town,
aud CORN has been for some DAYS, re-.
marfahIy scarce Flour would brinl
from ; to 8 dollars per barrel, and Corr
has been selling At dollar per bu-hel.--
We are not complaining 50 much about
the price however, Is Of The Scarcity
The latter, we hope oar country friend,
wll remedy, aud the former wo must tn
and manage ourselves.
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Providence, June 80, IsiC

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/ To he Edf0r If tke Josrndl.
SIR-freeeNed letter few days since
from afriend in Meckleiburg, Informing
me that a gentleman in said county had
stated that one of the Van Buren, candi.
dates for the Legislature &c. w. Caldwell)
was opposed to division of the county, or
rather, that he said he would not 90 for it.
This was denied and the author demanded,
whereupon my name was given as the au-
thor. ! was not at all surprised TO hear
that he &c. w. CO. was not bold enough
to repeat such an assertion at this time
but as the charge has been denied, deem
II a duty ! owe to Mr.. Winchester, TO the
people and to myself TO say, that Mr.. G..
W. {. did make the assertion on Friday
evening after the last Congressional cleo
ton under the piazza Of the Mansion House.
Ills words, as near as ! remember were
these: That the county never would be di-
'Idel-lhat he would not 60 for il, bu, that
he would go for having the Court House
moved and by that means would blow US
tpcrhap3 the Wings or Merchants TO the
D-l.
Now, sir, these are the facts in relation
to the matter, and the people have a right
70 kao~ them. Ifiha gentleman has chang
ed his opinion since that time am not g.
ware OF it, Such may be The case, and
possibly he might have made the assertion
through mistake. | only give the people
his assertions at the time and leave them
to Judge ior themselves.
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like romantic dream than o sober reality,
and when we reached the pobe bridge
which spans our river of islands und Gaia
raets-lhe glories of our own metropolis
burs, suddenly on the view, and made us
even forge, for awhile, the hospitality, in.
ieIIigence, refinement end beauty of the
Woodland City of the North State.
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TIE Nethodists.-Tho Methodist Gen
eraI Conference in Baltimore, have deter
mined to send Delegates to England in
lS42, and one to Canada in lsi1. Ac-
cordmg to an Address reported to the Con
ference, the increase Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, during the four years
ending in September last, was 5I5 ministers
and s9,7>l church members. Since the
accounts had been made up in September,
the ascerained increase is $4,000, max
ing total increase of upward Of one hun
dred thousand members. At the General
Conference of 1886, the number Of minis.
ters belonging 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Church was, 2,7sl, and Of members ESQ,
67s. In September 1880, 1920 minis.
tiers, 40, 359 members.
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EAAYzE.SATEGN.

THNHE Annual Examination of the Pupils Of
m the Charlotte Female Academy will be held
IN the Presbyterian Church, on the 27tI nd 28th
of July. The Parents and Guardians " lie Pu-
pills and all other friends of the Inslif .tion arc
respectfully invited to attend.
S. d. NYE HUTCHINSON,
Jaly |, lS40. Principal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
ST. AUGUSTINE, June I3.

Near Tallahassee, on the 2lst ult. Il
sklrmish took place, in which two Indians
we're killed. The blood hounds trdlfed
them admirably.
Col. Green, Infantry, in Middle Florida,
recently captured six warriors and killed
two, one of whom was II tehite man painted,
as an Indian -News.