The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
PROSPECTUS or THE
CAROLINA BEACON.
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.HCtrOn0fti0n Omnibus.
IN 4, \, yfyTIX.

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-. are rhaaErg end customs. mAanrn 81
habits are cA4ogB. ! be arts and scsreeFs n
airliGg ahead ~ Tie way Of improvement, elsigf
a.yng our aioItl-iap, through rivers. aEt ~
mounting Clstas.t silsf obstacle q iih tbs ggsr4
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merry stni iptIh, 20 noS zee large neatly w.s'S
spiEilet hohcnulnals and dsi,Ics. on oil iitcs. d
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+ ffgEeuento % tie exc been mani'csi--aud toe .lAs
eoce 81 The neasIap per psrss is daily crossing ra
f loReiinl lnsie-I 81 rickrly coaches ard as,
| St uoN dashcfcf land atlLg tai ofqueer HlrhiatS
putting ard smoking a.ons Al a itAriui rate *
q place 81 bsrHcs sad salt bats We NOW drit is
winds, and stem tides aud currents BY tht al! Z
81 powerful Steam
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dg'iul 'eso!u'iou is a, hand. I,lasaifetdy lto's
ilsei IN sonc II our principal cittct--a lev CO..
~ papers have caught 'hr charm, sGd !, IS sit
ualiy gaining ground lbfocs bou, this ns.g
county. 10 N1lA Carolina. tbs has be, q
shoe o lt.'.ti and 'fa people seem cpnicti ai'lts
aid-ius siuasd sleepy s.rr,rus which are So ~
hshed here, devoted to- aud their lumbctf. %.
u"Hs tiled wIth dirty, backeusrd, illsnal
demofa!1ing pouics--tscGgse Cd, II aNsut,aa ta
not yet been directed towards that spfs hlY, 3i.s
!bg, independent, comprehensive, g1ahead moo,ia
siy'e 'hIca % now outstTlgog every ding fs
There Is lact OF steam arou, most ugsinf9i
now ada s,-lhey navigate on tic old pIa1-lhef
have not yet adopted modern conltlysnets ~
dashiug ahead. They are "b,hind tic TINES
and the Improvements Of The age.
Ia Hsus-marfrs. the Beacon will b. rf1r'
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occurs, 10 a pleasant, condemned shape Elhsa
weary ing the reader With duh details,
Ia phriosop4y AMI seirHcs, Sc have IN especial
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