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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

IaIiaas.-C1pf. Miller Isl lalanry, recently cap.
tuned on the oc'td liver ten womeo aud children;
Whdc man.
Capt Bonneville lofanlry, on the Wnhacno
cher, bad not fallen N with any Of the enemy since
ms last success but haddesuoyed over a hundred a
cles If lher growing crops.
Col. i7rneY I'd Dragons, was il the neighborhood
ct the iIthIiHh lalstared several parties of thu
enemy, and was in pursuit.
trop Tallahassee, 2lst ult.. we learn that the
Militia IN that ueiehborhoad had ca0ghrtwo adlaus,
by The assistance Of two bia0}40ugRs l. Is supposed
that Tie hounds have not had tar ,riai as on thls
accession they fea1ed cvety anticipation as 10 heir
ketnueSs a scotland ialthfaluess in following 1t up
pn Sunday last the passengers, Mests LYME a 81
Geiman, with the Mail for jacksonville, were chased
aeaf Angus, bs Indians. The ptirsnt conlirued up.
warts lbree N s;the horse OF tie private con.
veyanee shortly after died.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
fs95rsrFc E4sEs.frGGNeE.
AlAsnle arnN. JnIs J.
TIE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRIT.
AIN


Ne have had cteat sat- laelian ~ reading HE
ndieial lspefs communicated 20 Congress, toerihrf
virh the nesssre 81 ilr President 81 The Unlled
Sfafes. concerning The Boundary Negotiation.
he temper al thedipouatir notes Is 10 be APP
nfsuJsf .u e.fe esl.s tial af IN. Forsyth, ineh
- modelled aaefa sfsle aerfeahlt 'H'ed ifon'
,aai Whieh pe have sometimes had OCCASION to re
.,Izaik aual# in lbs sfifsi letters.
Tie ono a the Presidents MESSAGE appears 10
H. u NJ less uu,t5y ~ ceHnie' dflton.
Tbs ons paiHf IA ihesc iarefs - hlch occnfs 10 rs
NJ eouls Of sprtll remark, Is the ct, inianaied ~
the Message the Reported ihe Buish Conmis-
sfaa.ts. . fared To- an important document eX-
presses IA eifHlsn thai The tue line Of the Trea 81
i7-3 Is '.mat,rally different rom fh9l 50 long con
leufra lat b, Gtesi Britain" the caim Of 0reai
Brtaia hc nt6e bond 10 this opippa Of her Ceni-
MISS #net@ 90 be modified 10 arg tcsFeet in eonse-
IueB,c Il hat oifnlap. II vail ~ lost be shown 10
he suserptjttr Of modification; aad, # It can be a.
d5ptr5 IA eteums .aueoa disclosed by lbs renon. II
my be 20 u circumstances oi different character
~ 10 cfs TO be arrived Al by further Investigation a
farfdtf sutrry or d. moastfalon.
Weaogar IA sauti. the happiesi consequences
feom tbe lute ,hle depet uou 80 p .luly manifest on
the pan uftue Gogfraneuis oI both coauft.s.
Nal. Int,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

E'llE subscriber has st returned from The
q Nonhern ciles where he has purchased. under
Tie most favorable circumstances, a large and general
assodmeut ct Dug, Medicine, PANTS, OILS Dye
Stots PfrIpmrry, Fancy articles, &c. &c, to The
attention d which be invites ms friends, customers
ahd The pnblit generally. leetug confident that he
eaaaot tail 10 give entire sai,hclnn.
d. X. LYMAN, Sign Golden
Mouar, Bank square, Ly nchbutg, Va.
June % 1tnir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
ITEMS,

B0d'iack entirely -An Abolition Convention in
Nassau Hnsetts on tie 27thof May. nominated the
Hon.. Mm. Jackson, Of Newton, for lie office ii
dot'liot, aud ,he lion. Roger Leaylt, Of Charlie
4opF, Loo LIZ. Governor. lie later has SINCE decca.
sed. aad siae iotnei has declined.
inPforemeatia Riehmoad,-The Richmond Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

's'uE Subscribers VIII eiler tor sale, ON the 81.
Il Monday IN July ueXi, Ut being Amherst Cour
day. li1ndsome House aud Loi, sllnated immediate
y in the village, At Amherst c. II. The uous.
Is"exi door 10 DR.. Henry l.. Dmess. and IS occu.
pied. by Mn J. G.. Nicholson, who wall slow liz,
premises 10 aayperso7 wishing 10 buy. Terms lib
cta, aad made kao@nen lie day oi sale
BAILEY * WOMACK
Suueo ids
IsIonl,s Err snrn 49,. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

"Federalsw i, made mp II a'sehuod | s min
'up.rs arc talse is facts are false its docutues
ATE hdse aud, Gaaiy, lie men are false
[G}e5e
Thus saitl The Globe Of Thursday night last; and
alhouGh the ehar-es sweeping onts, II /, not or
rs 10 gal sly diem, We have never been the de
lenders Of Fedetasm. II his been, an the contra
~. ON fortune Ia tr.eiYe nom II many hard kuat Ks,
and to .uany IN f,turn, MS bard as euulI, de
Gently, hcsto" them. The first ma,kr we ever
s5oaiaetrd VAS Ia defend Republican utNsp pen
eihee agat0s threatened Fed,ral mon. l. l. not
Us. thetel re- II deny the truth f Nhattae Globe
IS pleased 10 s"y o the alsehoud OF federalism an.
Iedeiall,s. Bun ~bay say y9a Messrs. BucuANAa,
ami WALL, and lluBBkRp, aud NANpERrouI, aud
PhhNriss, aud all Ne othrr Federal supporters Of
'hr Accommodation = h,tso yoa to the char e,
OF snuf amtah freud OF M GLIB? Atr youand
Your ;nclpieS. and ,onr "a IS, and ynur docuiues
JaSe-ALL FALsE! llu#d mp ytur h3ods gentle
men, aud nsw,r; GoAy, mol gully
Nal. IaL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

Sihee the above was in type have received the Rich
nond Ing OF the Isl inst containing brief notice ofthe
speech OF Naddy Thompson Esq THE lare Clay dinner
RiIaheFeh The Wing says: "Soun after lac IVAN Buren,
gave hs vote for the bill with apparent reluctance some dis
satisfaction was manifested hy his constituents at the con.
adon b'tween his professions then in requiring nsirue-
IONS aud his professions nh4 "&cep speech delivered the
previous summer lie forthwith wrote letter to a gentle
man IN Aew ork. stating, in Substance that great issi
was done h IA the suPpustion needed instructions
V eNe his vote Ion the Bill Nominations He even nlp
sed some yirlnons Indignation the ungeneros sspieios
's'npon nm considering the many conclusive evidences
winch he had furnished ufhis devotion to the vonpro;
ana manufacturing interest The gentleman to who,o ,l
lt'f WIS addressed - remase The unjust sasbcions from
Tue aoic nh reaA the ieuer ppbiic meeting in Punch
Weis"' ten. Thompson referred to this matter in his
speech al the Clay dnmcr lie stated thar he had ir,
see" is 'ete and could produce it'll any man denied il. r
ported contents Now, here isa charge OF shameful d,I
-oidupieity to the sou pretending that he wired f
Tue lanH oil828 oyhecause heyas instructed 50 vote, ar
"4s 10 'e Nerih mastering that he should have voted
"5 mat bi even had net been Instructed we slali
"hshcr tbs charge thus openly nude on the ouborv or
responsible men, will be denied,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
G0MSaassaON GsuA3YENa.

VII subs rrer oiiar h.s services his trend,
n an tie linblc generally COMMISSION Ner-
cent, lai ihe SAFE OF iottcoo, and viii make liberal
adrauers fqn'sfed opan Ire receipt OF censign.
nen's. Ills Once Is Al the Sure OF Geo. Bah, x
-. PAUL JONES.
Jnar s. tslC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
APPOINTMENTS BY run PRESIDENT

~ Oi4F 1 VI ~ = - 4 / llI. / htNl DIN /.
By and Nth fhs a5sire and consent Of Ha Senate.
Robert II. keir, sRveyor aai Inspector OF tie
Revenue trr the pert OF Putsbatg, ia the Slate, of
Pennsy lyaui1, wee Aaron Han, resigned
\. b. Motran, Rcgis.er ol the Llnd OGer n
MdeaaiI'' Wisconsin, liom the 7lhof July l5iO,
when his pre'ent commission will cxpge.
RECEIVERS ON PUBLIC MONEYS.
Seton " Narrs at Indianapolis, Indiana rlom
The Isl OF aly lsl0, when lis pesea, commission
vii .Nplre.
t6aaes {. nasran At Grncsce, Michigan, nom
'be shot July, $50, when his present commission
will expire.
M'ulle" Lieper, al Fayeueyil'e Arkansas, from
10 Of July 1910, when his present commission will
tXpne.
Nmfod Z. Benson. at Montgomery, Alabama,
nom the I'll OF July lslo, when ms present com.
mission viii expire.
Rul0s Parks, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from the
5th Of Juy, 10, when his present commission viii
eApuc.
Damcl r, Wiuct, Washngon, Arkansas, from
'1e l0.h OF jay 1910, when hIs present commission
will expire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
40 EODacco Deairrs.

go tobacco Dealers.
Ma j. ate ptep'nca receive aud sell Tobacco
w "a Richmond. Ou Warehouse is immedl.
atrit GA lac Basn. and there viii be no expenses o
disyage, &c. On eon,lgnment Ia our address.
REFERENCES.
MAURIoE LANGnoRNE, Esq
lnos frReu o>, Esq.
SAML MILLER. Esq.
l.. LuDLAM & son.
Riehnond. Juae 10 n
Sob kiin;iag es oa.c az this oa.cc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06


Erraet If a letter from Aadreeo Jackson to DR.. L.
H. Coleman, Of lPrrenton, North Carolina.
WAsnINGToN CITY, April &c, 1924.
d" Heaven smiled upou and gave us Liberty ana
j. Dependence. That same Providence has blessed
us "lth the means of national independence and ma
lloual defence. II we omit or refuse, to use Inc
gilts winch he has extended to US, we deserve not
the continuation of II blessing. lie has filled our
mountains and our plains with mlnerals-wllf eao'
non, and copper, and gwen us a citrate and sou ,'
the growing oi hemp and wool. These being mo n
gfeal materials of our national defence, they oug~
to hare offended tofem adequate and fair Pf"fee''o
that ar manej',cayers and aborers may be pace"
an dJa,r competition 'ei those Of Europe and ma. ~
may hare WHA our country supply u those 'ea@'S
and uaPoftant articles SO essential an 0ar. ,.,
g" In short, SIR, we have been lou WIS
subj ecl TO the pocy OF Blush merchants. 1t y
lime we should become a little more dmertcdht-eu'
&lnslead of feeding paupers u Iaborers oil Eng'"',
ieed our own; or else ina shOri time By continuing WV
present policy shall all be rendered paupes "u
selves. 1t is therefore, my opinion that e9fei"'
ana ladtctouS tanH IS much aoanted topay our ~"
lIona d b and 10 aft rd the OF that DE epe'
within ours Ives which the safety OF our eo""7
ny and liberty depends and last, though mol ea'i'
GIVE PROPER DISTRIBUTION TO OUR LABOR WIZ
'nust prove tneticial to the happiness, inueP'"
dence and wealth ol the county,
Here, both The constirutonaly and expedien''
of the Tan II system were broadly asserted by o'".
Jackson MOI for the purpose OF paying our na''o"'
debt alone, hui 10 add 10 our peans OF naon'' ~
ieHeelo Amerjcdnj.c our people, and 10 leeo 'n0"''
IN preference to tile paupers aud aborers oil hpE
and 40 gre proper distribution TO our sao0'
ughtsil the teeth of"the Frenchmans fdissfl n.y.
fare; OF lei us alone" policy. And yel hile
qaiter supported Gen. Jackson, while IN the w
&C, Of 4ttern. these sentiments, With what 'Fsg
+ III, ele tin, al Gen. In
isou, for having ayoAed and acsed upon '''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
E1IiWge EDrongrfy Co,.ss,Fc.

june %
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

SINGLE term OF service IN the PRESIDENTIAL
Office, shall contribute TO make Il henceior-
ward part of the political usages and CON-
mon law of the country, will have closed up
one of the most copious sources oil existing
abuses, and have earned for himself lost
ing title TO the respect and gratitude OF his
countrymen.
Regarding Harrison, for the reasons
have mentioned, as the true Republican
candidate for the Presidency OF The two
now presented TO the choice Of the country,
| shall uuheslta,ingIy give HIM my support.
shall do so with the more cheeriulness be.
cause, while best consulting thereby, as
honestly believe, those great Republican
principles which have ever considered TO
be inseparaby united with the happiness oil
my country, shall assist to confer IFS
highest need on an eminent citizen who
has rendered It the most signal and Impor
tapt services at time when 10 Serre meant
something far other than merely TO receive
the emo.umenrs OF otlice-on Que who, has.
ing successfully enjoyed the confidence OF
Washington, jefferson and Madison, would
be naturally prompted 10 emulate their
high example-whO, IN the various and del
icate trusts he has held has ever shcwn that
he preferred hts country 10 himself and has
retired from them all, amid the numerous
aud aIluripg temptations they presented Ia
private gam, with clean bands and unsus'
pected honor, neither guilty Of ntidelly
himself nor wiuking al It IN oihrrs--and
who now "a the honorable retirement oil
private life, combining the ennoblng pur
SUITS Of the agriculturst, the scholar, aud
the patriot citizen, is emphatcaIly one Of
the peopie, knowing how 10 appreciate their
interests, as well as to matuiaiu aud defend
their rights. cannot doubt tina, the prin.
clpes We haye held in common will have
brought us to q common conclusion, bot
whether tbs should be the case or not, you
will, am sure, do me thu justice 10 believe,
that 10 forming the judgment | have done
upon tho most deliberate and earel5i rctlec'
ton, have been actuaied By no personal
feeling, by no mere party views, but by a
sincere aud anxious wish for the liberty,
happiness and honor Of my country.
am very respectfully
and truly, your friend,
W c. RIYES.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19
FROM FLORIDA.

We have adyces 10 the Goth ult. from
the Camp near the Gulf Of Mexico, and
South Eas, of the Suwannce. Gen. Tay.
Tor, on the seth Of January last, wrole Ia
Adiu,ant General Jones, at Washington
that +" an examination Of the Waeasassa
country by four companies OF the Cd Iniau.
try, will Immediately be commenced."-
Their operations are detailed by Cores.
pondeni, whose letter enables US to state
that the campaign ordered BY Gen. Taylor
in the Order No. 6, commenced on the 81
uIt., and had been steadily perseyered in
the troops eucounterlug every species Of
hardship, without murmur. The scouts
are generally absent five days, officers as
well as men carrying their prosisicos upon
their backs.
South of the Camp, and between the
mouths of The Suvannee and Wacasassa,
the country is very low and marsby. Tbs
troops IN many instances have marched
four miles almost knee deep ip mud. They
have frequently encamped, through neces.
sity, in the salt marsh, which borders The
Gulf of Mexico, and been obliged to Use
salt water.
The duty assigned TO the Battalion can.
not be completed before The end Of March.
The dogs from 81. Marks did not reach Tho
Camp until within a few days previous TO
our advlces, and as yet no opportunity had
been afforded Of testing them upon fresh
trails.
Previous TO their arrival tho troops flush.
ed three different Camps, taking from The
enemy, who escaped into the swamp large
quantities Of plundor. 10 wit deer, and other
skins, bear skins, bed clothes, garden seeds
adzes, axes, Ha,ehets, &c. Sxe the latte,
articles having it Is believed been carried
off BY them, while on some maraudiue ex.
pedlllous in Middle Florida. 1t. Wcslco,,
came Unexpectedly upon a camp Of Indians
near the gull. They fred upon him, bu,
on bis returning the fro, Immediately re.
treated, leaving behind them all their plum.
der, which was very considerable. Tho
same day Capt. Smith also flushed party
and captured their packs Saraia,ah GeaT,
sidH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

4 TsrLash L0dg.--A letter from Coe.
s'antIbople, quoted by the Nouvei,sle Vas.
DOS, announces a circumstance which. Il
true, eylnccs an extraordinary Innuvahoa
on the old habits Of tho MussuInans. Il
states that the young Sultan, yielding 70
the pressing roquea, Of has sister Mihfmah,
has gfauscd her PERMISSION TO proceed u
England, and be pfesen, a, TIC marriage q
Queen Victoria. She -, the wfllet ays
70 "a to London IN tho Mossfose steanet
accompanied BY Dr.. M,lllngcn, the Fog %
physcian, aud numerous suit, sGd asi
the marriage ~ TO proceed to Naples %.
from thence 10 Switzerland, pass zoe SUD
Iner, bot Is no, TO go 10 Paris, an arrange
ment which IS SAID 10 have gwen great d.
satisfaction 10 VI. dc Poniols. The sau'
letter informs Us tha, the Sultan - about q
ISSUE haiti schefih, au,horlsine Turk,a
q reek, Armenian, and jewish women .
wear the European dress, and that the 90
nouncement has given great delight 10 ~
fair sex, who will no longer be eompe.e'
TO hide their charms under The feredge sra
the yarhvmak.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

To 81, LOUIS, the Gazette printed 10 ,h,'
city, remarks, that more murders have bees
committed there 10 one year, among pops
laton Of % 900 than have been commits
10 Boston IN 20 years, with population d
100000. The difference arises from IL
fact that in the latter city public seniines
IS 50 decidedly agnIust the wearing OF das
gefous weapons, that no respectable mas
will BE- guilty Of the practice. 10 tho wee
tern states, where the population is in pro-
gress of transition from explorers and pc
neers TO a settled community, the wesna.
OF arms ~ almost habitoal; or a, least, II .
man expects an alteicallan, he is CONSIDERS
justified in armIng himself for it. "ha
gentlemen do, blackguards initiate and We
ara not thereto to wonder hat hraals 50
frequently end in mufder.--DiSpofch,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19
coon As WE'LL As GREAT.


At tho recent great Wing meeting in
Boston, Mr.. Putnam. Member Of the Leg
,slature, related the following Anecdotes Of
Gen. llalnson, showing that he IS not only
brave 10 the field, and Wise in Council, but
also benevolen, aud honest to fault:
"Oa one occasion, when insited TO dine
10 company with Gen. Harrison, abile the
guests were at the table, the CRYING Of a
child ~ the streets reached their ears; no
very unusual sound, certainly, aud ono that
sould draw fes men from the board oil
friend. But the kind heart Of The General
sas moved he left the table vent inio the
street, and returned aud shat Do you sup
pose, asked Mr.. T., be found there and did
'herel It was "a little girl crying, and
AFRAID to 90 home, because she had lost u
three dollar bank note with which her moth
er bad directed her to pay bill. Stop
your c'ying, my hule girl, said the old
gentleman and, drawing ttom his pocket =
three dollar note, he added, here, take
tbs, und 10 and pay the bill"
Again. Once, when the General's home
was dlstan, from Cincinnati no had a, his
table q company of gentlemen. While at
heir meal, q rap aus heard - the door. A
stranger, 10 mean aturr, sskrt u g Haf
rison was at home. Yes vas the Il ply.
" should bkcto - hin, saidibe poor man.
The 6eueui Vas called T. The door. Ine
stranger vas oue OF bis Old solders. he
was welcomed by hls Commander, add, fol
loving hm into the dnwiugroon, vas ihu.
introduced: Gentlemen, here t. one Of my
old comrades who has done battle tor hl.
country, aud he viii take a seat with as al
the table" A brief conversation soon sat
Isii.d The host that his guest, though poor
might be deserving; aud, turning to The
company, he said = Gentlemen, shall fur
ash uIy old comrade with decent sat q
clothes aud gtse nltn letter 10 one Of ms
Trends "a Cincinnati, asking him 10 glv,
this man employment aud vii you furnish
aim means 10 pay his passage there - Nc
sooner asked lhan granted. The poor tel
low found the employment, sought Tor him
and has since pas, hls days 10 comfort
/ This fact have heard on ether authority
10 the same terms.
Again. Many old settlers upon lands il
and around Cincinnati hcId possession 0
their lots by G'les which proved to be IN
sDurd. Forme possessors wcre resumira
their claius, aud this without brlagl0g dis
grace upon themselves. An individual who
was living upon land to which Il was found
that General Harrison aud a relative Of b..
were tho legal owners, @en, to the former
asking han to uame the terms Of a comprom
Use. "Slr," answered he, Nhcro have
40 moral title, | have no legal tito !" and
soon alter thus, both he and bIs friend gave
IL their qult.cialm deeds to the parties con
ceruet."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19
ApALAeurcoLA, Feb. 10, 1910.

There seems 10 DO great missppretcb.
sion u the mapner la which the bloodhound
are 10 be used 10 hunting tho Indians. 1bS
hounds ara not to 10 let loose, bat ara to IL
placed upon the Indians trail, and 10 Iced
the soldiers TO their hiding places. 1h,
Indians remaining in Florida are mos'
cowardly and brutal gang. They dare uo'
attack white men, uulcss they are five 70
ono, but attack houses that ars aIope aud al
distance from others, and generally whea
the men are absent. They attacked uod
burnt a house 30 miles above this place. -
They fractured the skull Of girl year
Of age, and then compelled her mother to
bold her up, ~hen they fred at her. She
was left Tor dead, bot was afterwards brought
to this place on a ssaamboa, and may posi.
bly, recover. Her physician told me thai
her skull was fractured, and thai she had
recsised 10 her person five rife balls. Tia
q. ). troops arc OF very Il,lle service, abd |
have .oi heard Of their killing OF wou,,dia;
an Indian lor year past.
~--------
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

Compliment 10 American SkiH-lm
New York Com, ADV. says: We under
stand thai steam fnga,e, to be about Wv
same dimensions with tho Grea, Westefp'
is to be immediately bull, at Jersey CITY w.
DEF the direction OF Mr.. Scuyor oil tn'
city. Mr.. Bell is TO be tho builder. lnn
lrieaie is for the Russian government, anu
when completed, the keel Of another viii "
immediately laid at the same place, ap
for his Imperial Majesty"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

Statistics of Rortdiity.-Dr Noah Web
sier, IN letter to a nomber Of Congress,
states that, about forty years ago, he col.
iecie1 many btl!s Of mortality, 10 Nov Eng.
land, by which It appears that lhe aqnuaI
deaths were one to seventy or seventy FIVE
oil The inhabitants. la Mlddetown, ~ Con.
nectlcui, Inc annual deaths for one period
OF twenty years were only one to hundred
OF the inhabitants but this was an exttaor
binary case. 1t appears, from these bills
OF mortality aud from the census, that in
New England fifteen persons Of every hun,
dfed bora live 10 the age OF seventy; aud
eight to the age of eighty. Fifteen 10
hundred, or one huodted and fii, 10 a thou.
snnd, gives degree OF longevity little
higher than ~ England aud Walcs, which
IS stated al one hundred aud forty five TO a
thousand. -- Boston COurler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

Died at Mansfield Mass. on the 20ih ult'
Lieut. Mason Cobb, "a 2sth, Mr. l'e9s.
m,u Cobb, 81; 4ih nsi Capt. John Cobb
s2-alI three brothers and RevoLilonafy
pensioners leaving still four other brothe''
tho youngest Of whom is over 10. Inc
united ages Of all seven amount 10 $50 years
8 months aud 7 days, the average Of whIcn
80 ~ years and g months. The father
Benz. Cobb, died IN 1911, aged g, ava
ihe:s mother died IN 1928, in the 99ih ye"
OF her age--a raro instance Of family lou
gosly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

a Fair Jokc.-rIhe Providence Journal
says that plan Is maturing to give the
Wing party new name on tho fourth of
March, l7ll. 1t is then to be called the
=" Administration party"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-19

adlnlulsiratlsn VI the
klIs charge has been
Pd retuted by Judge
b citizen, aud lately
.ngress, Of the State
Innate personal ac.
rrison at the peri
ula was a firm.