The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-04
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~ arc changing ard customs. malaer, y
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Wefg scot forth, ~ roW see large neatly pf.a.t
spirited ir h11miaals 4oa dsilits. ou al si5e4 e
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ence 81 the ngusi apfi press i. d4liy crossing CT
PoHefiuf Instead Of firA rty roachc. aid rs.s
"c apA lash over land atlbo tsd Of queer d e iass
FHifag and smoking along al fearful fa:s; -
D" place Of barEci end sall boats, VIC nov deff e
"ibds, and stem tides and cutfcBls hy Tie al! 3
90 pa&erl,ii Steam.
II iha ucNspapofial worid, nights sr5 -
ettpt fevu.a,lnu is ut hand Itlasalicady 81
lias't q" .pu,f " our principal CITIES ltu .zs
ify papers have caught tho charm. abd i j. efss
naltY gaming gfuuad urougbau, this uzi
r'pnitY. Ia North carolina, ths has NJ 81
h.'"n bsoii, and the p 0pIe seem content white
.td-ia.it'anrd aIccpy concerns Which are rrt -
'ishfd here, devoted 70, and their lumbeuag
UNITS hlcd with, dirty, BLACKBOARD, sGbeeHg
aenornIting puHir.- ttf4ase l.uir aitrniiaa -
nor }el been directed towards thai spti h.g. dass
my independent comprehensive go.ahead m5s.is
= le winch . now oufstfipiog cycry thing els
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nos a.tI ys,--'hcy navigate on llc Cd plan--.iti
hAfe 10. ~ adopted modern conifvlucfs y
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and toe improvements Vi tbs agc.
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"tary ing tho reader with duh details.
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P'oaehlhg contest for the Presidency, &c, "
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