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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
THE STATE or MlSsISSI
Wilkinson Counlg. S

james Boyce's Admir-. & Deyisee,
against
Davis heirs. Ellis heirs, Thomas
Il. Reed, ct al.
Decree IN the ChGnce,y Court oftae Stale q, )
sissipPi.
in pursuance Of a decree in the Chanceiy
Court Of the State Of Mississippi, in The above
cause, 10 me, directed as Sheiin Of Wilkinson
County, and appointing me Commissioner
for the purpose; will on the third Tuesday
IN. September next, il being the 18th day of
said month, proceed Ia sell at the Court House
in the town of WoodviIe, on credit of six
monlhs-the purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security, all that certain tract or par
eel Of land, lying and being in the County &.
State aforesaid, on the waters of The Homo
cltto liver, and OH the South side thereof; and
bounded by said river on the Wesi, by lands
whch formerly belonged 10 John Henderson
OH the South, and on the East and North by
lands belonging 10 the Heirs of Abraham Ell
lis, containing nine hundred and fifty acres,
being the same tract of land, agreed TO be
conveyed by the heirs Of col Hugh Davis, dec.
to James Boyce, Gec'd-and the same now ia
the occupancy Of the Heirs Of James Foster,
deed, in said County. Sold to satisfy the de-
cree IN the above stated case
B. F HERBERT,
Commissioner in this case. &
Sheriff of Wilkinson County.
WoodvllIe, August 6, lS40 -33w6-PrSlO so
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

STRAYED or Stolen from the subscriber residing
~ seven miles west Of woodvilIe on Saturday the
thItieth day Of july pair oil Iron Grey Ponies about
fourteen hands hgh-one FIVE and the other six years
old-roached names and bob tais,-one a shade darker
than the other otherwise perfect match A liberal
reward will be given for the delivery Of said rses
any information that viii enable me TO get them. If
stolen one hundred dollars for the apprehension and
conviction Of the thief.
JOHN Fl. RANDOLPH.
August 4, 1910. 80
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have entered into copartner-
ship here and in New Orleans for the purpose Of trans
acting GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
The firm in this city will be McALIsrER, WArsox &
CO., and IN New Orleans, DUNcAss, McALIsrER & Co
JOHN DUNCAN,
EDWARD DUNCAN
SAMUEL T.. McALiSTER
HENRY P. WATSON.
Natchez, July 2, ls4O.-sOml [Jrai. COu,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

WAGGoNSl WAGGONSl

BETWEEN WOODVILLE AND BAYOU S.aRA.
ME- subscriber wishes 10 inform his friends and
N patrons that he continues to has two Wagons
De~een WoodvIlle and Bayou Sara twice every week,
and from the fact that he attends in person 10 an bust
ness entrusted 20 his care he begs continuance Of their
custom. He wishes the public bear in mind that he
IS al all times with his Wagons and will see that eve
~ thing put board Of them shall be in safe cond
ton while his care.
tEEe he wishes further to say that he will haul any
kind Of loading, from the Rail Road Depot to Woodve
at the very moderate rate Of so cents per hundred
Come then, and give me ill., and oblise your very
humble and ever accommodating servant
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
July lIth. $780, 30
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

NOTICE.--Lesters of Administration upon The
Estate Of Daniel Woodard, deceased. were
granted to the undersigned at the August Term,
1870. Of The Pfo0aie Courl of Wilkinson County:
all persons indebted 10 the said Estate W &
payment g The usf
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NOTICE.

ut ETTERS Of Administration de b0nis non, having
IA been granted TO the undersgned the estate oil W
Kagsr, dec at the July term S40 OF the Prob tie
OF Wilkinson eoun,y,-Nodce is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said make immediate pay
ment and those haying claims, to present them, duly
authenticated, w the time prescribed by law they
will be forever bai4ha recovery.
R. y ARRfS, Admir-. de bonis non.
July Is, 1910. so
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NOTICE.

E ETTERS Of administration having been granted
IA to the undersigned, the estate Of Ellen Kaigser
deceased, at the July Term Is40 of the Probate Court
OF Wilkinson county,-Nolice hereby given to all
persons indebted said estate to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims, to present them. dolly
authenticated within the time prescribed by law, they
will be forever barred re covery.
r. w. HARRIS, Admir-
July IS, 1910. 80
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NOTICE.

NJ Il.
TT ETTERS Of administration having been granted
IA to the Undersigned on the estate Of Henry Dtsal
deceased at the July term l64O, oil PIobse Court
Of Wilkinson county,-NOtce is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted said estate to make immediate pay
tnent, and those having claims, TO present them duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred recovery.
JOHN DIEHL, Admir-.
July Is, ls4O so
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

LTNH n.
FRoM VoODyMLE 10 BAYoU saR.a

FROM WoODVELE TO BaY0U SARA
gENdE Cars will leave the upper Depot FOR Bayou
N Sara al o'clock, A. VI. every day. lsundays cx-
cepted,) and there 10 O'clock in time for the
departure Of the Packets tDr New Orleans. They will
leave the Bayou FOR the upper Depot at O'Clock p M
and arrive there al 5 O'Clock.
The Mail Coach will leave Woodyille for the Rail
Road Depot on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive there time for the de-
parture of the Cars The Coach will leave the Depot
for WoodvilIe on Mondays, Wednesdays, and fridays.
Immediately after the arrival Of the Cars.
fE59A y extra Carriage will always be in readiness
at the Depot, 10 take such passengers 10 Woodvle as
may come up the Cars.
An Office will be kept al the Rail Road Depot one al
Bayou Sara, and Woodvlle where people can
enter their names and pay their passage
.. HOARD,
Chief Engineer Of ~. +. r. X.
LANDRUM * LENNEx.
Stage Pr0pristOrs.
May 22nd, 1870. %
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
POsTPONEMENT.4


ADMINISTRATORS SALE
BY virtue Of an order from the Probate
Court of Wilkinson County, the undersigned
Administrators of JAMES VARNELL, deceased,
will offer for sale al public auction, TAT the
'ote residence Of said deed, ia Fort Adams
on Saturday the 18th day cf June next, all the
Personal PROPERTY belonging to the es-
tate OF said deceased. Terms, credit Of nine
months--purchaseis giving bond and securi-
" according TO law.
PA. PRESLER, Admr.
May 9th, 1910. 20
+The above sale is postponed until Saturday The 18th
day Of July next
June IS, 1910, 25
The above sale is further postponed until Saturday
the 9TH day Of November next
July is. 1870.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
N0rICE-

The undersigned, 6uaI BIZ Emily Jane and La.O.
renee r. Good, VIII, the Mt September FERN q the
Probate Court Of W Wilkinson county present his aecnlts
with big SAT- wards Tor final sesrmensfand low hee
JOHN WATKINS, Guardian
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NOTICE.

NOllCE.
EFTERS Testamentary having been granted TO
M the undersigned, the estate of Gsofgs E.
Frazier deceased, at the July Term, ls4O OF ne Pro-
bate Court Of Wilkinson cOunty,-NOtice is Hereby
gwen to all persons indebted said make
mediate payment, and those having claims, 10 present
them, duly authenucated within the prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred recovery.
c. c. CAGE, lp
PULASKI CAGE.
July IS, 1910. 80
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NOTICE.


FAME, wv cppINCs having sold 10, Jacob A. Of
% to hi.right, title and interest in tle commercial
OLE ~ L.oss here,orore conducted under the
go "a 81 Sc Arnistead &. Spring will in future
he co;oJ an 10 p r, Armistead and Jacob A. Otto, in
the same manner as formerly and all business OF the
late firm will be seltled by Armistead OTTO.
R. G. Armstead will sign the name oil the Ola hrm IN
liquidation only.
]. WALTON SPRING.
JACOB u. OTTO.
New Orleans Nav % Ie40 80
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
PAYNE & HARRISON
Commission MerchGfats,

NEW ORLEANS.
"AVING established ourselves m tht Z Gty Of New
M Orleans we intend to conhne oursel, es exclusive
to the simple and legitimate commssif IN business,
~hou in any degree mourning the slight est response
by by acceptances or otherwise, except or cotton
otIr produce actually on hand.
lder the belief from past experience .ha1 such
cou i the onlv safe one for the planter an merchant
we lite attention to the terms upon whch we propose
10 das;oss and resnectflllv tender our SERVICES
''''7' W I II PAYNE,
J. P. HARRISON.
Augtt 10. ls4O s.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
D%YTSTON K D Z Rho. 81
LEAD QUARTERS. /,

Apc OLE I2h AHg@t, 1910 {
THE sevels r. GIMFNTs belonging to the
Fist Division NJ, will assemble fot REVIEW
and INSPECTION, each at the respective time and
place designated as follows. to soit:
The l4ih Regiment, at or near Hancock Court
House, on he 18th Of September nexf.
The 18Th Regiment, at or near jackson Coun.
tv Court House, on the 26lh of September next
The I2tb Regiment, at or near Greene Court
House, or the 2sth of September next
The 10Th Regiment, at or near Perry Court
House on the 30th Of September next
Tie 10th Regiment, at Columbia, on lhe 2ad
aof october next.
The 9Th Regiment, at HOlmesyie, on the 9Th
October next.
9Th Regiment, at Liberty, on thes7tb Of
eer next.
Regiment, at Woodvlie, on the 10Th
slI = h~ld =, - .I7,r M.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
New-Orleans, May %, 1910.
NO1TlE.

NOlJ1L'
TEVHE contractor for the building of the Presby-
terrain Church in WoodvIlle, would respect
fully call on the Trustees of said Church to have
a meeting to make final set Element.
Woodvlle Aug. 18th, 1910. 81
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

UENHE citizeus of Woodville and its vicinity are
A respectfully informed that course Of Lee
lures on PHYsIcs, with appropriate illustrations,
&c.,i viii be commenced on Monday evening
3lst inst, in the basement story Of the Presbyter
ian Church, and continued weekly,
Tickets for the whole course, S. 90 ;
a single Lect0res 90
To be had at the Store Of Dr. G. III. Stone.
N. BENEDICT.
August % 1910. S5
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

RJ@ We are authorized to aupunce JANIS NJ
Downs, Esq, canddats lor the dice o. State Tfee
surer at the special election in Noveer next to M the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Cl. j. G. Williams
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
NEW ADVERTTs EVENTS.

ora few copies Of a "Sermo on the Eviden-
ces OF Christianity" delivered by requesi,l at
Woodville, Mi, 1889, by Rev. VIM. Winans, and
published at the request of Committee the
Church in Woodville. may be hat by applying to
Rev. K. Steel.
Woodville, Aug. Is.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

n' tue Vacancy Oceasicnso by ne csgnation n b
p. w. Fanar.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

NOTICE.
TIT FILTERS of A. eih he. o. Il
- 'anee hasip
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

August l5lh, SO s4-3ods
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
Here Mr. Gulhrie mnde question Of

Here Mr.. Guthrie made question of
order. whether a Stakeholder in said Com.
pauy had right, under the l9.h Rule OF
Order, 10 vote on ans question presented
by this Bill. The Speaker, after stating
ihe Rule as follows, to.wii; No person
shall v0to on any question, in the event OF
which he is Immediately aud directly inter.
ested," decided that 90 member who is a
Stockt . der has such rish, TO vote
From this decision, Mr. Thompson ap
pealei 10 the House; aud the House sus
,uined the Chair IN its decision.
Mr.. Biggs then offered an amendment,
mixing the Stockholders liaslo as secuH.
tiesio The SlAte in their individual capacity,
10 proportion 10 the amUuat Of Stock held
and owned by said Stockholders.
THIS amendment was rejected by vote
of 63 10 ~.
The Bill was further amended on motion
Of hr. Brosdeu, by addlog the Governor
Of the State to the Attorney General, Of
Inspector Of the Deed Of Mortgage TO be
made by said Company for The beactit Of
The State.
The Bill, as amended, was then pnssed
BY vote o. SO to 50.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

=
Mr. McL.urin presented Petition from
sundry citizens OF Richmond and Robeson
counties, asking an appropriation of money
for the improvement Of Lumber River
which on bis motion, was referred TO the
Committee on ln,9aal Improvements.
Mr.. J. 2 Caldwell introduced Bill to
amend az &C, passed al the Session of 1893
to divide the Coun,ies into School Districts,
and Cor other purposes-which was read the
tirsi time and passed, and on motion Of Mr..
NtheTs, ordered TO be printed.
The ensrossed Bill 10 secure Title, and
grant Jurisdiction over Tract of Land on
Body's Island, 10 the United States, was
read the second and third times, passed and
ordered to be earol'ed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
IAurSduy, Dc. Il,

IN =
Tbs Bib making al appropriation for
completing tao capitol, and ,Jr other Pur.
poses, passed is third reading, and vas or.
Gsfed to bs engrossed. The bt.i vas sub.
seqoeully re considered, on molten Of Mr..
Cooper, aud laid On the table.
Mr.. Worth, from the joint comnatse OF
Es0sal.on, made report. accompanied WITH
a bill tot shs establishment and better regg
isIISD Of Common Schools; which were or.
dered to I've Oh iae table and be printed.
The Resolutions on Internal Improve.
mssts, were taken up; when MIR. WadIell
resumed his remarks 90 the subject. and N
a speesh Of considerable length and great
ability and oloqlence, delivered hls views
10 favor Of liberal aud jIG,cious scheme Of
Iolernal improvements. The Resolutions
we're then LAID On the table untb 10 moTrov.
NJ. f. Manly, n Scwbern, vas Elected
Judge, Gics K NJ. Saunders. resigned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. MaRgUm presented a Resolution for
distributing the Revised sta,utes, which
was read the first time and passed.
Mr.. Moore presented b .l to smeni the
Revised stalsiss, concerning Registers,
which was read tho FIRST TINS, pissed aud
ye.erNd 10 the Committee On the judiciary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
TAe5iay, Dcr. p!


SE..N y II
Mr.. AFringlon presented a resolution TO
raise lniut committee to report at what
lime the Legislature can adJoarn sine die
which was read and rejected.
And on motion Of Mr. Moore, the judi.
ciary committee were Instructed TO enquire
into the eyped.ensy Of giving 10 one OF
three magistrates on, OF court, jurisdiction
over ell pIsio and minor cases Of assauts
and batteries, wRh specified iiEe, where
the defendants plead guilty
Mr.. Dockery presented TesQlnIlon 10
siructing the Committee on lnteTual In
psovements 10 inquire into the exped,eHcy
Of making an appropriation for survey Of
Lumber river from the South Carolina line
to McFar!and's Bridge and n canal from
said river near Lumberon, the most e!gl
Jle route 10 Cape Fear River; winch Yas
adopted
MIR. Mnye presented resolution to send
message to The Commons proposing that
the two Houses adjourn sine die, on the An
January which vas adopted.
The Commons having concurred 10 the
SenatU's amendment to the cngrussed bill
to expedite legal process, said bill was or.
dered to be enrolled.
The b.Il to add a part rf Catierct 10
dyde county, was rejected.
Ga motion o. Mr. Spers, the resolutions
on Internal improvements, were taken up.
Mr.. Shepard moved on aBendmen, by slrlk.
ing our the 9TH resolution and inserting tie
following.
Rssoltsd, That the Governor Of tie Sta E he
required TO employ competent Engineer to sur.
vsy route foT turnpike road from Raleigh 10
Ashvii.e also 4 route from Fayetteville 10 the
Tennessee line by the way OF Wilkesborough,
Intsrseetng the former route al some ps!nt sssi
of the Yadkin; and that the Engineer in max.
ing his report, shall Indicate what route is pre-.
ierab!e on account OF cheapness, drsetnsss and
facility Of construction; and whether there IS ma
teral for Saying said route throughout the entire
len 9Th Of the road 81 iieiently abundant and du.
rable.
Reso!rt6, nereorer, That said Engineer give
an estimate IN his r. ,ott, as accurate as be can
make II, what will be the cost OF paving said road
per mile and what will DO tie expense Of said
road, If i is simply graded and in order to cary
this resolution into effect, tie som OF $4,000 is
hereby appropriated oas Of any monies IN the
Treasury
After some discussion between Messrs.
Wsddell sad Shepard, the resolutions and
amendment we're laid on the table.
The bill TO compel captains to muster
their companies four times year, was re.
iected.
Dir. Mitchell presented bill 10 amend
the SD chapter Of the Revised Statutes,
concerning the Governor which passed its
FIRST reading.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
HOOKING AHEAD

In the Nes York Courier j. Egguirsr
We find, under date of Dec. Z, in Letter
from the Z" Sry ~ WASHINGTON" whose
information Of things unknown TO others
has so frequently and justly been remarked,
the following speculations, which, as the
suggestions Of an intelligent and Inquisitye
loolsel.on," we copy for the information
Of our readers
"Mr. CLAY, it is understood, viii not
accept of any appointment under the ad.
minstration Of Gen. HARRIsoN at home
or abroad. On this point he Is said to be
inAeNlble. lie will remain, believe, in
the Senate Of the United States until the
new Administration shall be launched and
fairly alioat, giving TO the policy Of the
President such support as may be consis-
tent with his own patriotic views and that
fame which he has 50 uobly aud so gal
lan,ly won.
Whether Mr.. WEBSTER will or viii
not be offered the Department q State, ior
which lie is pre-cminenily qualified, II IS
not for me TO say. Bat may state tie
opinion which soue Of Gen. HAERIsoS 5
personal friends entertain and express
They say that Il NJ. WEBSTER will not
accept the office Of Secretary Of STATE, or a
Foreign Mission, he ought not TO be nc
elected. The same language i5 held By
some Of the most distinguished friends Of
Mr.. CLAY. That gentleman have no;
seen since nv arrival IN Washington. He
has been in Baltimore, but | learn has re.
turned this day to tie city. From these
signs Of The times, have no doub. Mr..
WEBSTER may I'll either Of tue Above sta.
tons, If he pleascs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

A Siagpiar Bet.--Tho following bet or
rather singular proposition, we iad IN late
81. Louis GazeIie: A warm ElArrisonian
made the following proposition to day,
which, however, was not taken up: That
he would pay $500 to any mnn who would
agree to give dim one kernel Of car's for
tho frs, single vote Harrison got over Van
Burcns whole vote, two for the second, and
so on 10 gsonerIGal progression.
There being some tlle curiosity 10 know
what tho result nigh, be-, syndty grains of
coffee we're weighed, and 1t was asccrtalned
that $500 grams Of Java coffee weighed
pound.
Soepoaing, 'hep, that Harrison runs
ahead Of Van Bureo 80 votes, the amount Of
coffee 10 be paid over would excrod 332,
GOO,O pounds, worth, at lG cculs per
pound, the pleasant bugaft!ie OF $50, 900,
600.
The gentleman who declined the be, was
probably very prudent.
The priocipol duty Of husbands and wives
- a tender care for the good Of each Others
souls. The husband should lead her in the
way TO eternal l,fe, by his counsel and ex.
ample, and tho wife, by her humble and no.
~ conversation, recommend religion to his
mind aud affection. Bates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

4 Rich Spinster. will Of the late
Miss Jane lnses, spinsler, formerly Of Pic
arty place, Edmburg, late Of Stow, ia North
Brlton, has just been proved IN the Pieroga
tive Court OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury,
in Doctsr's Commons, by George Scott aud
John Thompson, Esqfs., the executors
The deceased was possessed Of upwards Of
. $500, coo in the fUu5s, and property in DIFF.
lereut parts Of Scotland, 10 the amount Of
81, 100000, making, together, the eaor-
nous sun Of two mtillens, the whole Of
Which the tes'atrix has bequcalhed 10 be
equally divided amongst all her relations
vho can be found, ulthou, respect TO the
nearest Of kindred. About FIVE years since,
tho testaFix became entitled to Gj00, 900,
upon tho death Of her brother, be having
died interstate, and sho being his only next
Of kin. ltrsa most extraordinary fact that,
notwithstanding the immense wealth OF the
deceased lady, her habits were very penu.
rIous aud, as proof Of il, i; may be only ne
cessary 10 mention one fact: One dark
evening she had occasion 10 70 up sialrs,
but you'd not even hight a candle, and, in
consequence 0! her advanced age, tncary
eighty sho slipped down and broke her
leg, which accident Ultimately caused her
death. The amount OF probate duty alone
VII! amount to a prncely fortune, and the
supposed weal,h'es; cpinster in tae world
Miss Bordeit Con'ts) was net entitled to
tha. appeIllion until The present time
There is every reason to believe that the
property Of the deceased IL tho largest
ever proved in Doctors Commons Lon.
don poper5.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
\ NEW EXPEDIEXT TO RAISE THE
WIND

We observe IN the proceedings OF the
House OF Representatives solution clier
cd by member from New York, making
Inquiries touching Toe sale uf puthc proper
" by order Of he War Department. lii-
said, Tia, many articles, ul yulQC, end which
the Goyernmuat rnsl have, tsye been sac
rdeed TO raise money 10 meet The pressing
demands Of public creditors. These ani
cles thus sold at half price, must DO &c por
chased By the next Administration.
From paragraph 10 tho \. ! Sat, II
appears that this cypedent Cor raising funds
has not hecn confined 10 one Department u
the Government That paper says:
II, is lsccr,4inoJ that Amo, Krnaall has len
the Pos, Odi,e a million Of dollars H. debt Ken.
dalps career Winds up lao his collea ns's- also
Iltely ~ disgrace With ell his pTe.ens.oG-, tis
5oal5asi, h.s declarations and bis lnilusnso VITA
the l4io ard present administration, he tgrns on
to % Absolutely coed for nothing bot petty 10.
ifigucs and extensive mischief lie broke torn
Jackson and Van Baren and had no capacity or
economy 10 Gil ans public station requiring di..
cEctOn and good SENSE. In addition 10 immense
tsislc&t.eus which Will ho lerrct1d out q sp2sars
tAAt the present men N power have so,d The rnb
e property 10 raise tAe wind On oil the pgslIe
works yet unfinished. they have sold noes axes
oauows, dredging machines horses stklhops,
&c. &c. for one quarter the cost. u, Of which
Sill have 70 b. replaced al q heavy expense"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

Eslpsfs There are 10 ba four ec.ipsas
Of ihs sun mex, year, md two Of the moon.
None OF Ma former Will be visible 10 this
country, and even where arges, they will
only bs partial. Both the lunar eclpses
sill be total, and visible throughout the
February, the other 90 the I'd Of August.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
Friday, Dec. le.
SENATE

Mr.. Arlington presented bull 10 repeal
IN part az act concerning bills, bonds and
promissoty notes wh.ch passed II 6rsl read
ing.
The engrossed bill TO expedite legal pro
cess, passed lts third reading and was order
90 to To enrolled.
The resolutions on Internal Improve
neulsI we're again taken up and discussed.
Massrs. Speed and Cooper addressed the
Senate IN opposition 10 their adoption; aF
Ter which they we're laid % The table until
70. morrow.