The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23
PROSPECTUS or THE
CAROLINA BEACON,
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.Ne:T0D0iif0a Omnibus.
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hbbii arc changing. This arts and sciefee' g,
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dlshiog ahead They arc behind the hna
and The Improvements Of the ago.
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occurs. IN a pleasant, condensed shnlA, e'sfs'
weary ing the reader with doll details.
In ptiiosoptv gai science. We have an espseA
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whose abilities are unsurpassed, and whose a'Ne
ton vii be asaiduously directed toward The ehs'
'ainmcnt and instruction Of tbuso who feso ~
Beacon
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people generally in preference to any mug
any body else. A. however, il becomes ~
good citizen to take some interest, IN the poi'-
Affairs Of his country, and IN the rosalt oil 'pe
proachIng contest for the Presidency, &C
shall devote portion Of the several nunNi'
onr paper issued before tho election TO inc con-
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connected Herewith. Amer that, wo shan =.
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religion, philosophy agriculture and the laf
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