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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-02
FOR vIce-PREsIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, OF Virginia.
FoR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY

ar. Editor Having attended the " Lecture,
on Astronomy" delivered by Master S,ringfellow
deem it but justice to him TO take this publ,
notice Of them. 1t doubtless seemed to many
improbable, that one so young could say ough, t.
interest on topic Of such magnitude and sub
Unity, yet this impression is erroneous, as the
was strictly correct, the style simple and chas,e
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and pleasing, with degree Of grace'uness and
elegance that is seldom found in ono so Juvenile
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most admirable. I, s really gratifying to see
hos clearly the causes Of the Heavenly phcnom
ena arc exhibited by this instrument.
During the Course after tho close Of each
Lecturer a most pleasing exhibition was made Of
Diagrams illustrating Scripture History, Tbs
designs and execution Of these yie%s are exceed
ingly fine. In addition to these many beautiful
specimens Of PhlntasnagoFil were afforded tc
the icligh, and admiration Of all who attended.
can bat hopc that The moral and religious
portion Of society will give their attention to
subject, which more than any other displays the
wisdom, power and glory cf God, aud 'hat the
young Lecturer wall every where meet with tao
patronage which be deserves.
AN AUDITOR.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Until few days past, we have believed
tina, those of our friends who have counted
on the vote Of North Carolina fer Gen. Har
rison, were too sangulne, and we had almost
despared Of seeing the old North State re-,
sumo the station which she once held among
the Republican States Of the contederacy,
But We are happy TO be enabled to say that,
from conversations which we have recently
held with intelligent gentlemen from various
quarters Of the State, especially the West,
we have come to the conclusion that If North
Carolina votes for Van Buren,, it will be at.
ttibutablo TO the lukewarmness OF the Wings
themselves. That such result will be pro-
duced by such cause, we have too mach
respect for the intelligence and patriotism
Of the State to fear for a moment. With
an able and efficient press, intelligent and
popular Electors, and industrious Commit
tees of Vigilance and Correspondence, the
old North State will be as surely found on
the right side of the political fence as the
day of election consolidating inteR''
gcncer.
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Singular Larsuit-Au English paper
says that a curious lawsuit IS uow going on
~ Pest, IN Hungary, between butcher and
cattle dealer. The butcher had lent 1000
forms To tho dealer, Nho some time after
wards called on hlm, as ho was at dinner,
aud laid down note for 1000 lorlus, thank
lng hln at the same time Tor the onu.-
The window being open, the note was blown
BY gust Of wind into the soup tufeen.--
The butcher took i, oul, and holding il by
the corner to allow the grease TO dram of,
4 was seized BY the dog aud sNalowed.-
ferceIying that he had done wrong, the
dog absen,ed himself, and did not return un.
ID The evening", when ho was killed and
opened but the note was, OF course, by thus
time, wholly digesied. Tho butcher has
brought All action for the 1000 forms,
which the dealer refuses 10 pay twice over,
Considering that, the note havIug gone nto
the hands Of the butcher, he alone ought TO
bear the loss.
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MARRIED

In this county, on the 18th ult. b. the Rev.
w. $. Pharr, Mr.. JOSEPH PHARR to Miss
LOUISA. daughter Of James NJ. Black, Esq
All for Harrison.
Also, on tho 18th, by the Rev. A. B. McGl.
yray, the Rev. GEORGE r. TALLY, of the
South Carolina Conference. to Miss AMANDA
c. JULIAN.
On the lith nit, BY the Rev. Ephraim Ter
renee. Mr.. RICHARD TERRENCE to Miss
MARIA KNOX, both of lredei county and all
for ". Ii. Harrison.
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Jobs Of Painting

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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.

The result Of the ward and township cleo.
IIors 10 The city and county Of Philadelphia,
on Friday last, eyluced most wholesome
state oil public feeling on the subject of the
Presidency. The great increase Of the
Harrison Democratic vote 10 the county dis.
tricis u Southwark, Moyamensing, North.
err LibeH.es, Spring Garden, kensng,on,
and Germanto~n, proves concluslsely that
The old Hero has ettctudtty reroiationi=ed
he country. CHARLES NAYLoH has been Iri.
umphautIy sustained, and lNGERsoLL as em.
phaucaIly rcbuked. Colonel JoHN THoMr
son, who heads the Van Buren, electoral
ticket OF the State, received but tirelre votes
for Alderman OF lie Ehisi Ward, South.
wark, after laborlous canvass Of about six
weeks. We wish our friends Of the interior
TO note This fact, and communicate it TO the
People. VIVA, renders i, more important
as an evidence Of The rapidly declining for
tunes OF Van Bureninn in Philadelphia
county is, that the ward in which Col. L
was II candidate gave more than $50 major
~ las, October for the Van Buren, ticket
Now the same ward has elected TOO Harrison
Inspectors
We assure our Harrison friends through
out the Union tina, The Presidential election
% the 30,h Of October next, will exhibit q
gain in Philadelphia which will surprise al
parties. We cannot be mistaken in whal
We see daiIy around aud about US. These
things are not uttered for effect, but are salC
IN sincerity. Philadelphia Star.
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DIED

In this county, on the 10Th ak. after lirger.
ing illness, Mrs. MARY POTTS, aged about
60 years, relict of the late James Potts, leaving
two children and a large circle Of relations AID
friends to mourn her loss
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-02

A fl Elector fer Martha Fan Buren,
The iocoiocos Of Indiana have placed at the
head OF their Electoral ticket the name OF
Rober. Dale Owen. This man IS well
known in this city, ay, Throughout, our coun'
Try, and perhaps the civilized world, as
destructive OF public morals; he publishes
himself TO the world as opposed 10 the mar
rage contract, and in favor Of community
Of goods. Tie had the sudacity, las, fall,
TO offer himself as a candidate for election
10 Congress, but the people of his district
slgually rebuked his presumption, aud we
trus: he is doomed to meet the same tate IN
the sew position ia which he has been plac'
ed.-N. Y. Tunes.
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Gen. Horrisons Fdreweu TO his Sol
diers.-Aiter the return Of Gen. Harrison
10 Nlucennes, the seat of Government Of
Indiana Territory, when he was about part
Ing with his troops, he said" Gentlemen,
If ever you come to Nincennes, You will
always fnd plate and knife and fork at
my table, and never find the string Of the
door latch pulled III.