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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
THE WHO CONVENTION

The Friends Of " HARRISON AVID RI
FORM " cannot be too often reminded thai
the shortness of the time before the assem-
bling Of this body, will require the mos
prompt and active exertions TO enable the
different sections of the State to be fully
represented. Let not the UhgS be luke.
rdrm IN this matter The great contest
which is 10 determine whether North Ca.
rolina is 10 retain her stand amongst the
friends Of Constitutional Liberty is now
near at hand. Nillany Wing shrink from
his duty IN times like these VIII any
consent to ground their arms-abandon
their cause IN iniamy and disgtace-in the
face too Of the recent victories which have
been 50 recently achieved VIII they
consent 10 have il proclaimed that the good
Old North State, after having burstcd the
shackles Of Executive diciation, and stood
forth redeemed aud rcgenciatcd, Is again
to bow down and worship the idols Of Loco
foco!smi MOI No!l The memory Of
our Sircs-the great cause in which Mcy
inught-the sac!edness Of that cause IN
which We ARR ALL engaged forbid il -
lHES LEI NONE De ABSENT FROM THE Cox
yESTIoN or THE JFH or OCTOBER NEXT
Let none wait to be appointed Delegate,
but come for himselfi Let every Wing
from the county Of Warren, cone and shew
TO the enemy as the Sparians did at the
Straits Of Thermopylp, that men deter
mined to be free, axe not to be iAtim!dated
by numbers. To the gallant tetr of Edge.
comb, who so nobly, IN The late contest,
stood by the side Of their friends ia the
cause of Constitutional Freedom, We would
say, come, and participate with your brc-
thren from the East and from the West
the North and the South, il the cccbra.
lion OF the glorious VICTORY which was
won by the Hero Of North Bend. Let
the brave band of Soldiers from Nash come
up, with their emhems and flags, bearing
upon them the motto Of the gallant Law
renee" We wiil aeUer gre up the Ship"
Let Old Johnston come with her hundreds
IN the cause Of the country. There arc
Orange and Chatham, and Granville too,
and many-yea, mdTy others, who can
send forth an enthusiastic band in Tie holy
war, which is nov waging against the ina.
chinatlohs of band Of INSCRIPTIONS and
'yrannical 0ffice-holders. Let the Fast
and the West--the North and the South
SPEAR in voices Of thunder in the great
cause Of THE PEopLHl
Va e Wings of Wake generally will
use IS : exerion TO prepare for the nc
.modatien Of those who may attend the
onvcntion, but knowing how difficult ii is
10 form an idea Of the number which NAV
te present, we assume the respaa ib,hty y
Of advising our friends 70 come with their
" Tents" 1t uiH be a glorious day for
The friends Of freedom i The Wage cf
North Carolina 'ili perform their duty
Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

els not Mr.. Calhoun a man of truth ?''
Globe.
If he is, you are not; for you said three
or four years ago that he ncrcr spoke the
truth ichen faiSehood woald serre his turn.
Prentice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ 4 y AblNs
Your surprise am quito sure, will be as grea.
as mine was, on the perusal OF a note, signed
ANDREW JAcSsoS, addressed TO the Editor of the
Nashville Union, and bearing date on the 18th
instant.
The circumstances Of my present visit 10 Nash
ville are well known here. | declined repeated
invitations to attend the Convention holden on
Inc 1th instant, and finally yielded to an unusu.
Al appeal, with which ! was honored, and which
1t would be difficult for any man to resist.
was called upon to address the Convention
In what terms Of respect and, FOR his military
services, of praise, spoke Of the distinguished
individual who is the occasion Of this note. all
who heard me can testify. Among the subjects
which discussed was that Of the degoneracy in
public virtue, and especially the delinquency aud
lu6dcty in public officers, Of which within tho
last foyy years We have had such lamentable proof
In assigning causes for this deplorable state of
things, | stated, as among them, the subversion
Of tho rule LAID down by Mr. Jefferson, o! homes
~, capacity, and fidelity 10 the Constitution, and
the substitution for il Of ono founded on devotion
and suhseryIcncy not TO tho country, but to the
chief Of party that persons appointed 10 office
too often considered themselves as being only put
IN possession OF their Legitimate share of the sPoils
Of victory, instead of feeling bound by the obi
cations OF sacred trust conhded for the benefit
Of the People. In respect to defaulters, refer
red to the case of Nh. Livingston, of whose at
,ainments as iuTist, not more consistent with
truth than my feelings, spoke in the highest
terms. He was one of the earliest and one of tho
rreatest dofaulters His case occurred under Mr..
y Ie,iIrson's administration. The records both of
tho Executive and Judiciary Departments estab,
lshed his default lilo remained defaulter about
a quarter Of a century, if not more. How he
finally liquidated the balance against him, and
when, ] do not certainly know, but belAva i
wac by property, and under the first torn Of Gons
jackson. But whenever and however il was, Il
tardv payment or composition Of ne debt could
not, and did not expungo the fact Of Ills original
default.
In arguing from tho cause to cflect..I conten.
ded that the appointment of Mr.. Livingston was
a pernicions precedent; that it was avirtual pro.
clamation to all who were or might be defaulters,
that their infdelity in a public trust constituted
no insuperabe barrier to a promotion to one OF
the highest Offices in the Government. ] did not
attribute TO Gen. Jackson knowledge of the do.
fault. went even SO far as TO say that he might
not have reflected upon the consequences of tho
amendment of an individual so situated must
now saw that until Gen. Jackson otherwise as.
serts am constrained to believe that he could
no, have been ignorant of fact so conspicuous
in the annals of our country as that of the de-
fault OF Edward Livingston, Esq. as Attorney OF
! tho United States in the District Of New York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

THE SOUTHWESTERN CONVENTION
On Monday week began the gfeal South
western Wing Convention, at Nashyille'Ir
Tennessee; a mighty gathering Of the Peo
pie from many States, and scene Of IN.
bounded enthusiasm in the cause OF HARRI
son AND REFORM.
As many as fifteen States were represent
ed iu the procession formed by the Conyen
ton, "some of them" says the NdShpiHt
Wig, (from Nhich we condense this &C.
count "qu!,e largely, The delegations from
each being preceded BY general State
banner, besides the insignia OF the various
sovn and coun,y clubs and delegations, az
infinite variety Of which decorated the line
aud impaired uusPeakaole interest to the
pageant"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

Va Thomas S. Henderson, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Concord, y. c., in
place Of George Klut;s, deceased.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

Official promptitode.-Mr. Isaiah Brooks,
Sheriff Of Hyde, has been the first this
year to settle his Public Accounts
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SEPT. 3, 1870.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02

kg virtue OF decree Of Baltimore county court sitting as
NJ eour OF Equity, the subscriber will offer public
sale at the Exchange MONDAY tie 2h of Nav at one
O'Clock p m. the following property to wit:
AN improved LOT OF GROUND, situated on the South
side Of Fayeue street. between Pine and Cove streets ad
Joining lot heretofore owned by S. Every This lot fronts
lane about $50 feet in depth.
Also, LOT ofGROuND on the south side ofFayette
le distance OF about 25 feet eastwardy from the intersection
Of the south side of Fayee east side of Pine fronting on
iayeite street . feet and running back 90 feet "a
tweVe 1901 aey. This property subject ground Naf
rent OF $50 per annun, and is improved with COM * III
lJrable TWO stored DWELLING HOUSE -.
-iI.o an Imhpoyed LOT on the north side of Baltimore
street at the distance Of about SO feet west from the corner of
Greene street, fronting Baltimore street . feet and run
l pac iVO ieet lhs lot rs well the first above de-
scrlbed viii be sold in fee sinple.
Inc terms OF sale are third of the purchase money TO
ne PAD IN cash. one third three and the remaining
tnd at SIX montsthe payments to be made with interest,"
rom e DAY ofse and to be secured by good bonds
Deecs to he made upon the receipt Of the whole purchase
money and not before particular crpon of the
above property viii be furnished the time Of the sale
apo 2aw3w CRJTNDV = 90 aTc,
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY GRUNDY & co.

ENo6 SALE.-The subscribers will offer at public sale
ioF NE proprietor, SATURDAY the I'd of May next
az ~ oc'ock upon the premises, the DWELLING
IN 81 and LOT on Mount Vernon Place, near the
Washington Monument, belonging to John p. Ken
nnedy' and lately occupied by him This lot is about
% eet 'front.' by 100 feet deep The house has three
stories above basement, having three rooms on a
moor, OF which the two first % feet by IS in size,
ana the third ~ by Is. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
are invited to inspect the premises at anv Time
vlous to the sale. The terms will be made known
when the property is offered, and may be modified to
SUIT the convenience of the purchaser
The advertisement to sell at public sale will not
the subscriber from accepting private offer
If it should meet his views of the value of the nro-
perry. GRUMPY s. co. Aucts
aP 25-25, IS, 80, 1921 --''''''
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BY VIEWER, CANNON 4 90.

EIvaTI1NSIvE SALE OF VALUABLE VA
Ell CANT PROPERTY in the western part ofthe city, and
IN the immediate vicinity of the western depot of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road.-On THURSDAY,
the 9TH day of May next, at one O'Clock D. m at the
Exchange, we will sell large and adyantageousIy
located property, comprising body of about 300 900
square feet and divided into IT'S lots as follows viz
Lots on the south side of Pratt street, between
Cove and Scott streets; (street paved)
Lots on the east side of Scott street. between
Pratt and NIcHenry SITS
A Lots on McIenry street, between Cove and
Scott SIS This street is the next street south of Pratt
street, IS parallel to it, and up to the railroad
depot There are many improv ements already erect
ed on the western extremity of this street.
Lots on the west side of Cove street, between
Pratt and McHenry streets.
Lots on the west side of Cove street, between
McHenry and Ramsay sts. This part of Cove street
is now being paved which win make it the great
thoroughtare between the south and the northwest
parts Of the city, and communicating with the waters
of the Spring Gardens
"a Lots on Sterrett street, between McHenry and
Ramsay SITS; Street Sc feet wide)
q Lots ON -- street, between Cove street and
Dawson alley.
43 Lots on Dawson and Young ALLEYS
The above lots of various Sizes fronts and
depths, may be by reference to the plat in our
possession.
Experience has already shown the advantage indi-
viduais have derived from having property located ON
cross streets, entirely under their control through
which they have introduced rail tracks, so to bring
the up the doors of their warehouses to load
and unload at their leisure We therefore would call
the attention of the public to the above advertised
property being admirably suited to this railroad
system being vacant level and all the streets inter-
secting it of beautiful regular grade.
Title ndsputabe, and will be made clear of all in
cumbrances.
Further particulars be obtained on application
to Stephen j. Thompson or Charles i. Barney.
Terms of SALE one-fourth cash. the balance in g. 10
and is months, with interest.
- WEyER, CANNON * CO., Aucts
APP 25-eot1stMdts
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HR order of the commissioners of nsolven debtors nr
HB the city and county Baltimore notice is hereby oven
TO the creditors of GEORGE CAREY nsolvent debtor
that personal discharge hath been granted to the said debtor
ana taf the SAID creditors required attend at the office
the said commissioners in the house. in the city of
Baltimore on the first day of June next at ten O'Clock in the
Iorenooh ana nominate trustee appointed
for their benefits and to give all the information in their
SESSION 70 e snd commissioners to enable them to report
70 county court, agreeably to act of Assembly,
passed at December session. 1881 entitled san act reJa,ir -
nsovent debtor and that the LIST day of August next 6ath
Deen xed lor the final hearing in his case, before the said
commissioners ~ '''i"
Dated the 9th day of April in the year 1870
*Colored man in Baltimore county,
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WDY order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors for
MD the city and county of Baltimore notice hereby given
the creditors of JAMES BEL nsolven debtor that
personal discharge hath been granted to the said debtor
and that the said creditors required attend the office
of the said commissioners the court house in the city
Baltimore, the LIST day of June next at ten O'Clock the
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed
for their benefit and to give all the information in their pos
the said commissioners enable report TO
Baltimore county court agreeaby of assembly, pass
ed at December session. 1881, entitled San relating
solvent debtos and that day of August next hath
been fixed for the final hearing in his case, before said
commissioners.
Dated the 10th day of April, in the year 1910.
ap 14-law3m *Coored man. ma 2-1awllw
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order OF the commissioners of nsovent debtors for
HD the city and county of Baltimore notice hereby Civ
10 the creditors of b. B. TITTCOMB nsovent debt
Or that personal discharge has been granted to the said
debtor and that the said creditors required attend at
the office OF the said commissioners in the house.
city of Baltimore on the 4h day of May 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and nominate trustees to be ap
pointed for their benefit; and all the information in
their possession to the said commissioners enable them TO
report to Baltimore county court agreeaby
sembly passed at December session, 1881 entitled act
relating nsovent debtor that the third day of july
next hath been fixed for the final hearing his case before
the said commissioners.
Dated the 9th day of March in the year 1910.
NH 27-law3m ma l-awsw
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02

nUKEHART'S GENERAL VARIETY sTORE-
II No. l0lk Baltimore street, Baltimore, where can he
had reasonable TERMS wholesale RETAIL coarse md
fine THYME; Patent Lamp and Candle WICK; SPINNING
WHEELS; Stacking, Bed and Sash CORDS; Willow Seiphs.
Carriages and Cradles Bellows Brushes Marbles Chrns and
every other article in his line. an 20 AIS
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02

FENlPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.-NlR GEORGE
III KoONTZ has been appointed agent for the "7ppecGnoe
IeTt Book and Log Cabin Cabinet" for Frederick
county, Md.
WANTED-FIFT'Y active and intelligent BOYS to
dispose of the eFippecanoe Iert Book" on the 4th
of May next. Apply at the counting room of the of
flee of tThe PiIot.n an %
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RICH PAPER HANGINGs,

RICH PAPER HANGINGS.
TOSEPH CROOK Il GOTT, UPHOLSTERERs,
- AND PAPER HANGERS, No. 7sa Baltimore street
between North and Holiday streets-have in store
Rich Paris Paper HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, 5 and ga
Venehon Blinds Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch We We
y respectfully solicit our friends and the public general
give a call. 4 JOSEPH CROOK
apps THOMAS J. COTT
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EpY order of the commissioners of nsovent debtors
the city and county of Baltimore hereby give
to the creditors of CHARLES ACKWORTH, an insovent
debtor that personal discharge hath been granted the said
debtor and that the said creditors required attend
the office of the said the court house. i'm the
city of Baltimore the 9TH day of May next 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees, be ap
pointed for their benefit give all the information in their
possession the said commissioners enable them TO re-
port Baltimore county court, agreeaby to of
semby, passed at December session, 1884, entitled San
relating insoven Debtors" and that the Sd day July
next hath been fixed for the final hearing in his case before
the said commissioners.
Dated the 23d dayof March, in year 1910.
NH 27-la ma I-IauSw
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HpADGEs FOR THE YOUNG MEMS Ma

HpADGES FOR THE YOUNG MEMS ma
HID TIoNAL WING CoNVENTION.-The subscribers,
'yo1'ig men," prepared to furnish the members
OF the Convention, Tippecanoe Clubs and Delegates
from other States with SATIN BADGES. represent
ing the battle of TipPecanoe, and North Bend, the
home OF the hero and statesman surmounted with the
bold and fearless Eagle the emblem of our Nations
glory, bearing the motto 'Ia7tth aca prevaI, error
must tdH," can be had at the following places:
Diggs, LIST ward; White Hall, I'd ward; Head
Quarters Aisquith street, Sd ward; Louman s. Mitch
ell, McElderry's wharf, 9th ward; Pilot Office 7th
ward; MIR. Brown, Sth ward; American Coffee
House, 9Th ward; Mrs. Temperly, 10th ward Ham
Ilton Jones, 18th ward; Matthew Clark, 18th ward
Fl. w. Bool and T. r. Scott, Market street.
NOTHRMAN S, AIETTEE.
APP 25-eot4tM
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TRUsrEE,s SIZE

virtue of Decree of the High Court Of Chancery OF
HBMaryland the subscriber as trustee will offer at nnbIie
sale on SATURDAY the I'd day May next at one O'Clock
NJ the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore the residence
OF the late Captain Kerr situated Thames street. near the
corner of Bond. The HOUSE is three story BRICK with
large two story back Building substantially built cover
with slate roothere smoke huse stable &C &c. attach
ed This house advanageousy situated for dwelling and
store, for which it has been recently used
The terms of sale are, third of the purchase money
paid in cash. and the balance six and nine months from
the day oiae be secured by approved and
interest-the title is ndspuable
WIN. A. TALBOT, Trustee
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HpE order of the commissioners of insovent debors for
NE the city and county of Baltimore notice is hereby given
that personal discharge hath been granted the said debtor
and that the said creditors required to attend the Of
fee of the said commissioners in the house, the city
of Baltimore the 4th day of May 10 O'Clock the
forenoon and nominate trustees, be appointed
for their benefit; and give all the information their pos
session to the said commissioners, enable them report
Baltimore county agreeaby act of Assembly, pas
sed at December session. 1884, entitled San act relating to
nsovent debtors that the 3D. day July next hath
been fixed for the final hearing in his case, before said
commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of March, in the year lS40
NH 81 law:m ma l-lawSw
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order OF the commissioners OF nsovent debtors for
HID the city and county of Baltimore, notice hereby Civ
TO the creditors of CHRISTOPHER PEASE an insoyent
debtor that personal discharge hath been granted TO the
said debtor and that the said creditors required attend
the office of the said commissioners in the court house. in
the city of Baltimore the first day of June next at ten
clock in the forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees 10
be appointed for their benefit and give all information
in their possession the said commissioners enable them
to report to Baltimore county court agreeaby an act of
Assembly, passed at December session. 1891 entitled san
relating to nsovent debors' that the LIST day of An
gust next hath been fixed for the final hearing case be-
fore the said commissioners.
Dated the 10th day of April in the year lS4O
NH I4-law3m una 2-IaWIlw
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Schr Ann, Chase, from Baltimore arrived at Wilmington,
N C. 23d ult.
chr Glide, Thompson, and Maria, Butler for Baltimore
cleared at Savannah 25th u
Schrs Robert Armstrong and Almra, from Baltimore, ar
rived nj Richmond Both ul.
At Canton, Doth Dec ships Asia, Lotus and Samaang The
some time in january
NEW YORK, April 30-Cld ships Silas Richards, Liver
pool StJames London; Cambridge, Liverpool Heespon,
Richmond; briggs Quadrupe, bermuda; Mary Elizabeth, ST
Joseph.
Arr brig Henry from Ponce
Below, ships Alabama NOreans; Sutton, Charleston.
NEW HAVEN, April 2s-Arr brig Champion, Maygauez.
Brig Marshall, from Mayaguez
PROVIDENCE, April 29-Arr schr Lodi from MatanZas.
Schr Patmos, from Norfolk.
NEWPORT, April 25-An ship VIM Lee from the Pacific
Ocean.
BOSTON, April 29-Ar ship Dover from Calcutta.
Scian brig Attiyo, from Palermo.
Brig William, from MatanZas.
Brig Sabra, from Surinam.
Brig NerelIs, from Mausanilla.
Brig Henrietta, from NIatanzas.
CPD, ship Elijah Train Mobile; brig Odeon, Copenhagen.
ALEXANDRIA, April 30-Arr schI Rebecca * Abigail, n.
York
RICHMOND, April 30-Arr brig America Porto Rico
NORFOLK, April 30-Arr brig Henry, Hobrook from
Guayama, r. L.;
Schr Virgnian, from New York.
CHARLESTON, April 2z-Arr Br brig Hector, Dundee.
Schr South Carolina from Philadelphia
CID, brigs Perry, Cowes; Catharine, Havana.
SAVANNAH, April 26-Cl'd, ships Charles thunderstorm
Liverpool.
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II U ARISIsON BADGES.-Just published by ]. 5.
HORTON, Of Baltimore and South Streets and
G. M. TAYLOR, North street, BADGE, de-
signed for the use of the grand national conven-
ton, the different Tippecanoe Clubs, and Harri-
son Associations, which are 10 meet in Baltimore
on May 4h.
1t has been highly approved of, by all who have
examined it, and is engraved on copper. They
will be furnished at the low rate of $l2 1-2 per
hundred. ap 25
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10y order of the commissioners of nsovent debtors for
lD the city and county of Baltimore, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of VALENTINE DUFF insovent debt
or that personal discharge hath been granted to the said
debtor and that the said creditors required attend
the Office of the said in the house, the
city of Baltimore the 4h day of May 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees, be ap
pointed for their benefit and give all the information in their
possession to the said commissions enable them report
to Baltimore county court agreeaby act of Assembly,
passed at December session. 1884, entitled ian relating to
msovent debtos" and that the Sd day of July next hath
commissioners.
Dated the 27th day of March, in the year ls40
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HN ARKlSON BADGES.-Lithographic Harrison
u d BADGES for the Young Mems National Convention
gotten up by Edward Weber Zone of the Marshas for
the occasion) has been pronounced by Judges to be
one of the best yet offered For sale at the office of
the Pilot, or at the Lithographic establishment of
Edward Weber S, Co., corner of Light and Market
streets.
Also, large VIEW OF HARRISON and his
BATTLE Sized, for sale above.
an 2S-d4t
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kNAKKISON BADG l1S.-I'he subscriber is prepar-
u ed to furnish Tippecanoe Clubs Wards County and
State Delegations, SC. with SATIN BADGES, with
the names of each Delegation, and appropriate mot
toes, beautifully printed to order in two coors at from
S. to SO per hundred
JOHN MURPHY, Fancy Job Printer,
APP 25-d 146 Market street