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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18
WAS COMMITTED
AUTHORIZATIONS ~ sALE.


CORPORATION TAX SALE
NJ WILL expose to sale to the highest
VI bidder, for cash, before the Court
HOUSE, door. il the town Of Canton, Madi,
son county,
On Mondaglie l2h day Of Oc.cber l84o,
Tic 'fottowirg pruFer+y.4a"tAa,Io%n
roy ,.. Se,,r .S.~SS. .& aaa L.o.Ispor9,lom,
to wit; so much Of the south half OF the
east hale Of the northeast quarter OF
section number twenty.lour, township
number nine, runge two, east, as lies
!. -a... 49, L-Ss.. -, r.a.C.all "a. Y.
ALSO-SlX acres OF grouhd on (trc
north end Of Liberty street, 1t being a
part Of the west hall Of the northwest
quarter Of section nineteen, township
nine, range three, east
ALSO-A lot Of ground at The north
! end Of Liberty street, radn@g 400 feet
east, thence north to the line, and thence
400 feet west, and from thence to the
beginning, containing ten acres, more OF
less.
ALSO-Part Of Lot number four IL
square number six.
ALSO-Lot number four, in square
number one, ~
assessor and Collector for Cooperation
July ii, 1910. 1850
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4srar taty.
HNH i llHA4H aa ns aea
l..r anI tH.- aaHIaH Mha A.Ia
nv mtHH lEaeHs described .HnI. ~
SIT lT fh d}f 's en r.fae
8.aH HHg iHse eota t4t 20
aIlhVest 4Haaf 8. SECTION aHryt
r.0t s#H aaf.HfHI 'HH 'hafiy nue.
anI raH ba.l NJ southeast quarter Of
amI,DHIt. t .H# haN north wpai
''' e''t f'rt'@ae.s ssar psss@ a.,..asas Ass
s'-.se, a. s,sgl " @s3 dt&n. l.lf.. i1s
aulh wrsI quarter of section twenty
fanf. and remainder ~ ya5i seI.I 80 O.
nv .uur excerpt ogn hunI.ej aud eighty
~ rseysyss ~ @Se,,,., ~. y. .,.sa.1 .Al,l
the south ha.t Oh south e1s' Qu1r.ur and
southwest quarter, section tweutyibfoc
tho ives, half of cast half of north oOs
quarter, AMI west half Of s1alhseas
quarter, section twenty. soulhwc4
quarter OF section twenty. two, aud norll
/ half section lwenly.ono, and east halt
south west quarter section twenty Zone
and east half, northeast quarter, section
twenty, and east hall of southeast quar-
Ter, section seventeen, all in TOWNSHIP
eight range one and two, east.
| ALSO-A lot or parcel Of land in Ma
disonyille, known in the plat Of sal
town as Lot number four hundred an
one, containing thrly.scycn andcighteo
hundredths acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant William Wade, and Will be sold
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
Sale TO take place within tho hour
prescribed by law
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshall
For the Southern District Of ,h5nsi,pI
By w. l.. BARRE, DcP'B
July 4, 1851 Pr Tee 81
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.pY virtue Of the above stated cases to
,.n-,@a- directed. Twill expose TO pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town CT Canton,
On Mdaaay,iEs 47t&deYsf august 1870,
+" 11trrs'rr-,:-s;; ,'. s,s. ..s'.ssA ST, dc;
PENDANTS IN and to the following des-
Nrrittd 4sscs. eE .parcaLnGland. e. Wit.
The east half, southwest quarter OF sec
ton twenty-nne' west half, northeast
S.ss--4., AZ .-'s.cs..a. ssa.s. ~. :. 81 sec
ton thirty-two; northeast quarter OF
.,.saSi4 4hGly;9pG;. cas- half southeast
quarter, section thlrty-oue west mart
southwest quarter of section twenty.
nine, all in township twelve, range five
east, containing in all six hundred anc
ninety.nine acres, more or less. =
Levied on as the property of defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy plain
tfs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShT
BY B. R. ALLEN, Deptg
July ls, $3.50 Pr fee SIS
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&h bead m ehnep m"f' ~
lesa
s stock 81 iluea and Cattle.
F hathe .aea hi
uH tH l4hl WaffHe
f4.HIia. f4afH.E fausftts.H'
nrli u W ilHb ma uHI haH8a
na|. uIHY afffm tHaY afH h4w
.HamI i4f
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MARsuAL's SALE.

MAhNbA II ~ ANs
Tf,,i,{ Stties circuit cour!--N6cemjcr tern, 1910
John Yandell,
VS. OH NiluA H. ia
William Montgomery
John Stone, Jr., and
Wihum Hoy
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
I'D me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
DISTRICT Of Mississippi, | will expose to
public sale, for cash, before tho Couris
house door, IN the town Of Canton, Modl.
son county, ..,.,.,...........-. .........
...s.u..a.a. Equrlh Monday u JulH 1870,
/ II being the 9Th day, all the right, title
Al-,g..arcs., u. dele gdant John Stone Jr,
/ in and 10
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-pc.arpnNEMENT.

.--- go ,~S&>sAAS4sN4Is,..,.s,,ss, .,.-S,..
The gnlc Of the above desel'oeo
.,.,. - staal. sc, Is hereby Pos'poaso'
uao' ''' ~" (. HAMBLEN, shg.
Ry B R. ALLEN, DePy
tl,It 27-32 tPr Gee s39l
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.,aY ua@ % iha abovo stated cases io
- ms directed viii solI ior cash bo.
~.e..i.. "auF house door p lho town NJ
w aFs7 aeAs asetessag ssss ia. =. ma. a. -,
#thnlNNf ''~N :" ~
H 9estfi Tyi,tlg, ss~ tfsed = cf.Ag..' l019,
At Aodebl, tIlIe and interest of Do.
y isndant Anluooy Ia and % he follow.
aa ltocl az parcel of land, 10 wit the
= s5stf'Wctt" 9'u6'ftti' n %T-rt - setr.} s@-4
he southeast quarter OF southeast quar-.
ter Of section nine, oil IN township seven,
range one, west.
Levied on as tho property Of defend.
ant fhos Anthony, aud will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. IlAMBLEN, ShG
BY L. b. Curtis, Dept
July IS, 28-32 Pr fee Sl2l
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sNHNEJN ctfCWt court a'b't"tf'' 'e'"'' '"''"'
Com, & R, *. Bank,
vs ilcu. n' n.
william G. Beck,
Henry A, Garrett ct al
NPY virtue Of the above stated case
-hS to me directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the door of the
Court. house, in the town Of Canton,
Madison county,
On Monday he I'm day. Of Augus, 1910,
An the right, title and interest Of de-
PENDANTS in aud to the following descrb-
ed tract or parcel Of land to wit. The
east half and southwest euarter Of sec.
ton twenty four; and the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-five; east half,
southwest quarter Of seition thirty-iour,
township seven, range one, cast contain
inp seven hundred and twenty acres,
more or less
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, ShT.
Rv b, X. ALLEN, Dep'y
I""" T1TIr- 9--....e ...brlsa Isl
sHERIFF's SALE.
.Naii,oa circuit rauri --- .Nsp5mdir term, $40
! r Eubunk, use &c, '... .'.'.
''" "''''s ssN .--. 49, u. I mg no.
Samuel Ewing and
! John stone, IT,,
D6fiSs D.'f'GtgJustYrc 10 .-'-'-'.' 80 -' ~ %.
vs. Same and same
Samuel Ewing and
-. ~. '~.s-.., g, y.,4.~--. -.
Vicksburg,
" Pu pu f 70 on bond
John Shroek and
John Stone, IT,,
RY virtue Of the above stated cases 10
NJ me directed, ! will expose to public
\ safe, for cash, before tho .door oC the
Courthouse, 10 the town Of Canton,
On The Fourth Monday Of Jly ls4o
II being the eth day, all the right, title
and interest Of the defendant John Stone
Jr,in and 10 ONE STOCK OF GOODS
D Consisting Of
Clothing, Fancy and Dry Goods
Hardware, Shoes, Boots, Hats
and Cutlery.
Lowed on as the property Of d8'd 10
ant John Stone, Jr,, and vii,
u satisfy plaintiffs deb. qpdl2EI'N, oaT
1.,y il, Q7-2o LPt fec 50
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Nli iltif = y 49, totn
60, c,,,,t-.. S5rspiber term, lo'9'
wcsly Drane, use &C. 90 {, on bond.
vs. ~
Ana 81 Bmns.ord ana
James b Russell, ..,o
10y virtue Of The above stated e - o,b.
ID me directed, ! shall expose "a . p1y
4. .,Ie, Cor cash, before the Courthouse
door. in the .own Of Canton, ,s,o
,.r,..,t.,,,,,.. .ss.aa.s dw 81 lgig' lelo
One Negro man named " VH IL
levied o. rs gba property o. u' 80
7a.s..2s UaA sqg ~, N.,' !. y 60. .g.'
P'a'''''"' s. RAMBLER. 9tD'.
gsR q AtllN, ~
BOTS 60 -|."7
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NOTICE
$40 an ,,bom Il may concern u'.'l,
" ~ boraby given, iha, Of The Angus ~
..,. $40. i the Probate Cou,' =. :,
leIe' 80, .l..tg. 4 wll present my ac
''' ''''' - &c 81 r S"6f''s ''-s ~ .. s'.'g
c9au' 20 -, y EJ.gt n Mfag, aessa,.
Coz .si'emrn' ga aIl z. ,,ggon
81 a'e' as b4.Agl 81 ,.R.l' =.
ffHHtaa-H
35-8t
f..st5. $3.50
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sIlrlINh,,s sALN.

Madison circuit court N3rtnbr term, 1870
Com & X. H. Bank,
Va Plou Il. q.
| .Itt.,,, Iarh
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one NTOCK Of OODS.


-, C" 1'' y ''f- 81 CIr6riiT'rr. ~raar
-and INV Goods. Hardware,
Shoes, Boots, Hats and Cutlery.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant John stone , :, anu WIN 3" '''' W
s't ei ~, ,'' ,,po nloco within tho hours
Dre 2a,S ~ i By law. III
P''''''''a " W N. GWIN, Mqgt.
Tor he Sal'stsa' D"Lh,'etrT Zee &9l /
Jnlv H. 27. SALE ,o,o
- 10y =, - NoucUtjef term, l0to'
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On the Third Monday in august, $780,
I, being the nth day, the following tract
or parcel Of land, to wii:--rho west halt
of tho southwest quarter oil section
twenty.one, township nine, range three,
east;-Also, tho southeast quarter OF
section thirty.two, township eleven,
range three, east, and the east half Of
the southeast quarterof section thirty
three; and the west half, southwest
quarter Of section lhirty.lour, township
twelve, range five, cast, containing two
hundred and eighty acres.
Levied on MS the property OF defend
ant William Anderson.
ALSO -- Tho east hall, soulful
quartet, and southwest quartz
lion thlrtylwo, township OF Aefaaay
three, cast, coniainP6nd will bs sold
twenty acres. deb, al cost
Levied on S. HAMBLEN, say
.AGA- -R. @. Bx.B R ALLEN, DfPy
i36o n, 25-26
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RpY virtue III she above stated cases 10
ms directed, 800 8sg3s 20 pnh
Ia ssIe' Iofcash, heitf8fds"~3grfgss.
lalE M taa gspm W il@@i6a, s.a.
On Hgasag tt mi aeg e Taly, lsa0i
The following described pFopcny,'o
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15
WING CONVENTION.

We nave gwen entire this week tac pro.
ceedings at Raleigh, on the 9Th instant.
Can any Wing read il without a glow OF
patriotism passing through his soul. How
cheering 70 see the People meeting IN their
slrengthto reason together and tousc every
eScrtion 10 dispiace the present corrupt
administration. Th.sis right guaranteed
to US b. our Bill of Rights, aud as long
as We Do 50 with becoming respect 10 our
high privileges we can have nothing to fear
but when We place ourselves on level
with the brutes there may be danger, but
we hope there is a redcemlug quality tha,
viii save our Party from descending to
wha, ought To be disgusting to e;-ry rea-
sonable man.
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POSTSCRIPT.

We stop the Press to announce the un'
precedented success of the Wing cause in
Maryland and Delaware. In MaryIan III
1889, the parties stood in the House Of
Delegates, 46 Vanites to SO Whigs--i540,
Wings elected 80, Vanites l6--Whig
gain so far 20 Delegates Counties to
be heard from. The Wing majority in
the popular vote will be about 1000. Thus
has Maryland come out Of the contest uE-
by Executive patronage.
Wing Majority in Delaware zoo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15
~ Tie Kiae's Mountain Celebration

sSy The Kings Mountain Csle6rdItoH.-
Well, gcnlle reader, this Celebration came
off on the 9TH. and il we should Judge the
party b. our standard, their never was a
sci So terribly mortified in this world
After circulating the report far and wide
that Gen. Jackson the "hero OF two wars
and John c. Calhoun, were to be present,
and every cxertion used 10 make a show,
10 aud behold, neither jackson nor Cal
houn, made their appearance on the day
(hut we understand that an attempt was
made to get m old man 10 suffer himself
to be dressed up in uniform and TO per-
senate General jackson, but he decllned)
and the people were RECALLED by Bedford
Brown, and few others of the same kid
ncy. in a prnfusc abuse of Gen. Harrison,
and no doubt the Bank .bought-Federal.
Abolition. Whig,party also came in for a
share. Upon the whole, as lar as we can
learn, il was a complete fdllure-the speak
inr was bad and what is worse the cook
100 was bad, the arrangements was bad,
and the manners Of the people were bad
for Loco Foeos even complain OF then
want Of polltcncss. 1t takes the Hard
Cider bows to do the things that's nice
The number present IS vanously estimated
from $500 to $4,000, As VIC were MOI
present We are not able to say which comc'
the nearest to the truth; but friend ha'
furnished us with full statement, which We
give below, and in whose capacity to Judg'
we have the utmost confidence. See 1t
KINGS MOUNTAIN DEMOCRATIC CE
LIBERATION,
We'll, tho great great celebration Mt King
Mountain il over One Of the mighty efforts O
Van Burenism, ushercd in with the flourish G
trumpets, TO sustain the existing dynasty has &C
ually taken place in our midst, ncrer 10 return
Believing that erery body who was not ther
would like to see "a brief outline of tho proceet
ings of tho day. we hasten to satisfy their cage
curiosites, however incompetent TO the task b'
ing disposed "nothIng to extenuate, or aught 81
down IN mslice."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

A Secret Uiscopsred. A correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Gazotts states that Or.
J. X. Mitchell, Of this CITY has discovered,
and Is abou, to reveal the secret OF hael
zael's Automaton Chess Player. Tie saysl:
The cunning Maelzaol, previous 70 h's
last departure for the Havana, intending to
Isaye the Attenuation Chess Player here
10 hs store, dcsigncdiy dlsmembered IT N
such manner, tha, the many various parts
filed foe boxes, and we're packed 10 with
some Of the machinery Of the exhibition OF
tho Carousel, &c. Such chaos OF NOV
l11 eyes, wooden membranes, and brass
nusclce, the Doctor had probably never
encountered a, bis dlsscctlng room; but
hrs energy and perseverance, surmoun'ed
all difficulties, and he had the satisfaction
o. recreating, and TO give the requisite
anIms,lon to the orginnl form OF the Turk
That Dr. Mitchell has mastered the secret
Of the conplcxcd movements OF the Auto.
ma,on Chess Player, ~ evident IRON the
TACT, tina, not only myself bu, lumber o'
hs friends, and Amateurs, whom tor sever
al evenings, he had tho poIlieness TO invite
to the private exhibition of the Automalou
a. hls office, have seen j. in full operation
Hard Screening There IS fellow dowr
has, whose legs are so crooked that hi'
panlsloons turn hind par, before IN less thar
hall an hour after he puts them on. 81
says the New Era.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

~ The Aasoa Celtbrdfisn.-All the
Wings from Mecalonburg and Cabarrus,
who intend being present al the above Ceie-
brai1n and can do SO conveniently, are re-
quested 10 meet aud cncamp near tie two
Crooked Greeks on Thursday evening the
I'D instant, and then march from there
TO the place of destination.
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FOR vICE-PRFsIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, of Virginia.
whig EiectosaI Ticket.

Is, District. Col. CaARtd McDowRIt, of Burke
I'd Gen. JAMgs WElLnoRs, Of Wilkes
81 DAVID RANSOM Of Lincoln.
4th Dawn +. Caldwell, Of Rowan.
9Th jaws MEBASE, o. Caswcl
eth Hon. ADRIAN REScuER, Of Chatham
7'h JoHS b. KELLY, OF Moore.
s,h Dr. JANIS 5. SMITH, OF Orange.
9Th Ca,RLEs MAsLY, of Wake
10th Col VIZ. l.. LoSc, of Halifax.
llth WV ". CuEERY, OF Berthe.
l2th TuoNAs + ioSEs, Of Porquimons.
18th josiah ConiNs. Of Washington.
l4ih J,NEs ". RRYlS, Of Carteret
18Th DAAiEI b BAkER, Of Aew Hanover
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as 4 interiors; with ihe meeting to BE- held
in Arson on the 23ri. The Meeting viii
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. w. J..
Alexander and J. ". Osborne, Esqs., be-.
sides the other gentlemen named are ex-
pected TO be- present.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

Which is The trora Rufus King yo-
ted, when mthe Senate the United States,
that Missouri should not have the privilege
of holding slaves in her borders. He has
been the subject of odium against South
ern men ever since he gave that vote
Perhaps though Mr.. King gave this I'M
popular vote under the influence of those
very instructions which had been princi.
pally gotten up and supported by the Negro
Witness Chief, whilst member of the
New York Legislature. Which is the
worst, the murderer who stabS an individ-
ual to the heart, on his couch of midnight
repose, or the wretch who hires and per.
suades him to perform the act Raj Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

A Sub. Treasury Advocate Gordon d
BOYD who stole $50 937 90 of the people 5
Money while Receiver at Columbus, Miss,
IS endeavoring 10 convince the people OF
Kosciusko, Miss, of the advantages Of the
Sub Treasury scheme, by editing Loco.
Foco paper IN that place.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

Thiswas about 1 o'clock at night. AZ lbs
time, Mr.. Horrell, member Of the Van
Buren, party, very kindly told me that /" If
| valued my life, | must not 60 down to the
boat !" | thanked him for his kindness,
and took his advice. | was therefore
compelled to get friend to bring me down
in gig, or ehaise, to Lewistown, where
! arrived about 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
and thus escaped the bloodhounds who
lhlrsted for my life. should state, how
ever, that when the boat arrived at Hunt.
ingdon, in the Eight, % of them boarded
her, and Notwithstanding the captain as
sured them | was not aboard, they insisted
on going below and searching. They re-
manned aboard until they reached the locks
about two miles below town-they calcu-
lated would get aboard there, which was
the reason Of their going down. return
ed my thanks to Mr.. Iiorrell, who, though
member Of the opposite party, behaved
like gentleman, and was the means Of
preserving me from the hands of the hired
bdadai who wished to destroy me. One
of them had become so intoxicated, that
IN attempting to get on the packet, he fell
Oh into the canal. The captain Of the
packet, whose name do not recollect, is
a member Of the Van Buren, party and will
confirm my statement, Us to what took
place at the landing, and on board the boat.
! consider such desperate and lawless at
tempts the evidence Of a sinking party,
aud | have the rich satisfaction Of beIiev-
ing that their career is rapidly drawing to
a close, and that the government will be
restored to its former purity, by the tr-
umphant election of that honest man, VIII
liam Henry Harrison; under him, | am
sure there will be no "gag law and
then every man may speak his sentiments
without fear.
! shall continue TO spread facts and doc
umenis before the people up to the time Of
the election. My grandfather and two of
my uncles died in the war Of the Reyo-
luton, fighting for our liberties-and my
father was wounded in lie late war, while
fighting the battles of his country think,
therefore, as an American freeman, am
entitled to the liberty of thought aud free:
dom of speech. | am determined to exer-
clsr both.
The present contest is between the Office.
holders and the people. fhc latter will
certainly triumph.
JOHN w. BAER
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

"a Gsorgia.-We have few returns
from the Georgia election. Richmond,
Taliaferro, Burke and Bib, have elected
Wings. Savannah gave an increased Van
Buren, majority. The Augusta Constitu-
tionalist, in noticing these returns, remarks
" that the returns to be received during
two or three days win be entirely fayora-
Die to the Harrison ticket" but expresses
a confidence that their friends abroad
may rest assured that Georgia ia safe for
Van Buren,, and that the democratic tickle,
is sure to be elected" Gentlemen you
are too confident
Lafer.-Since penning the above, nfor-
nation is received by passengers IN the
Southern Stage, who report returns from
55 counties, and in which the Harrison
Tickle, is 5000, ahead Amos, stop that
Ball 1t can't be stopped
The Georgia Constituencies gives the
following result in 23counties for Congress
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

~ Our Raisia'.-The Wings Of Meek
lenburg are invited 70 attend in Charlotte
on Saturday next, 10 assist IN erecting a
Log Cabin "a Van Baren eye.sore) To he
taken the Apson Celebration. We hope
orr country friends viii bring Us such de-
coratious a. wall be IN their power.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

0-T The ADORE Company ,rtH erhibt 81
Cooks Store on Fridsy the 10th, and as
Bell Air on Saturday the l7th October.
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following resul, in % counties for Congress

There is every reason to believe that
the Wings viii elect their candidates for
Congress and a majority in both branches of
the Legislature. Tell Chapman to Grow.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15
w The Gold Spoon Candidatc.-T

ET The Gold Spoon Cdndid0tc.-Thc
charge of gross waste of Public Money by
the JacksonsNan Buren, party has, more
than any thing else, had the effect of call.
ing public attention to the management of
the affairs Of Government, therefore every
attempt is made to prove the assertions Of
the Wings untrue. Mr.. Ogle is called the
biggest liar in the world, and so with every
man who has independence enough to eX-
pose the corruptions of our rulers. Since
the election of Gen. jackson money was
expended for extravagant articles of iurni-
mre such as GoLD SPOONS, KNIVES and
FORKS, and such other articles as a Presi-
dent Of Republican People should never
have thought of possessing, yet 1t is stated
that these articles were purchased by a
former President. As we know every at.
tempt will be made to gull the people into
this belief, we give the receipts as published
by Mr.. Ogle, and which clearly shows
that they were purchased under Gen Jack
sons Reforming Administration
Received, June %, 1898, four thous-
and three hundred and eight dollars eighty
two cents, being in full for the within ser
vice of plate. GEO. W. sou I'll
a certify that have received into the
| Presidents House all the articles contained
in the within service, aud they are intended
for the use of the Presidents House.
]. B0ULANGER."
Washington. July |, 1888.
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EQUESTRIAN COMPANY.

will perform as above
The Proprletors have also the honor 10 make the
public acquainted with the fact, that their Com
pany comprises d combination Of talent and bril-
liant appointments that have never before concen-
tratcd. either here or elsewhere and that will pro-
baby never be presented again by any Company
that may succeed it. The Proprietors of The Phil
Gdelphia Amphitheatre have been induced to en-
bark upon this expensive expedition chiefly with
the view of removing from this noble, classic, and
tilpc.honored AMUSEMENT, the obloquy which OF
late years, has been cast upon It BY exhibitions
ufensiva both to taste and morality, and TO restore
the OLYMPIAN GAMES of antiquity IN all
their primitive puriIy and simplicity.
In the varied teals exhibited in this Arena, Will
BE- witnessed the wonderful power and resources
with which the God Of Nature has endowed his
creatures tor their observation-disclosures, which,
when properly conduoted) while they command
our admiration by the graceful and elegant fexi-
bil!ty of the human frame, brought into action by
these manly, healthiu and athletic exercises, give
10 the beholder that confidence Of his supremacy
over all other animal creation so necessary for his
security and happirCss.