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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-30
3f Florida. which grants 10 10000 armed
settlers, $50 acres Of land each.

JANUARY 10.
The first business which engaged the al
tenton Of the House yesterday, was the
reading of several bills on the Speakers Ia
bic received from the Senate.
That making appropriations for removing
the Raft in Red River being twice read,
motions were made 10 refer il 10 three sew.
crel Committees, viz: the Committee on
Roads and Canals, the Committee on Com.
merce, and the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
After some debate, motion vas made 70
lay the bill on the table; but the question
being taken, the House refused To take this
course. SOME further debate then took
place, and the further consideration Of the
bill was postponed TIL tomorrow.
Mr.. Abbott Lawrence presented peii
ton fIom American merchants settled al
Canton, in China, 10 relation 10 the great
interruptions which had taken place there,
and the consequent danger 10 which their
lives and property are exposed, and praying
Cor 4 naval force for their protection, which
WIS referred 10 the Committee on Foreign
Relations.
MIR. Hoffman rose and stated that the re
port Of the Committee on the Rules Of the
House had been made the special order for
that day at / O'Clock. But he understood
the rules bad only just been printed and
that a proposition would be made to extend
the time Of consideration till to morrow
Ga motion Of Dir. Cave johnson, this sui
iect was postponed TO Tuesday next, and
the presen, rules were ordered TO continue
in force till Tuesday next.
Mr.. Bolts, of Va, (who was entitled 10
the floor on the New Jersey Election ques
tion) rose and spoke at great length on the
subject generally. After Mr. B. had con
cuded his address,
Mr.. Randolph, Of n. Jersey rose, and
was abou, to speak, when Mr.. Monroe, Of
New York, claimed the floor on the ground
that Mr., r. had several times been heard
on tbs question.
The Chair reminded Mr.. NJ. that iho0gh
Nr. Randolph had repeatedly spoken on the
n. Jersey Elect on question, it had not
been on the Resolution now under discussion.
Mr. Randolph being allowed to proceed,
he went fully into the history Of the conles
ted Election, quoting sundry documents,
and calling Ear the reading Of several atfila
Wits, until o'clock, when a motion was
made to adjourn, aud negatised BY Yeas and
Nays l04, TO ga.
Alter Mr.. X. had continued his Address
some time longer, another motion for ad
journment was made and rejected g. 70 So.
Mr.. K. continued 10 speak and read doc,
umenis for some time, when much uneasi.
ness being manifested, another motion to
adjourn, was made, and carried G7 TO sc.
The Senate, to day, was occupied good
part of the session, in receiving petitions.
reading Reports, and acting on bills of
private nature.
After which. the bill providing for the
occupation Of Florida BY armed citizens,
was again taken IN. II vas warmly op.
posed BY hessrs. Critienden and Preston.
and advocates By Hr. Pierce,
On motion of MIR. Strange, (beiore any
previous question vas taken on the BILL the
Seuate adjourned.
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A dearood lunb person being asked what
WAS his idea Of forgiveness, took the pencil
aud wrote "It is the odor which flowers
yield when lrampled upon.
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JANUARY Q.
Immediately after the Iaurnd was read,
Yesterday, Nh Clmpbell, Chairman Of the
Committee of Elections, offered Resolu
ton 10 the House proposing that all the pa
pcrs aud testimony N possession OF that DO
dy N relation to the late election in New
Jersey, be referred to thc Committee OF
Elections, with instructions 10 enquire and
report who arc entitled 10 occupy the five
contested sculs from that State; and that a
copy Of his Resolution be served on each
Of the persons claiming to have been elected
Representatives.
Mr.. Bell SAID, he could probably relieve
tho gentleman from = Carolina from the
necessity of Offering these Resolutions, by
privileged motion. He then went on 10
state, that he understood that the five per
sons who claimed seats from the Certificate
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JAyrARq Z.
Alter the reading Of the journal, Mr.
Calhoun, Of Mass. announced the death Of
his colleague, James c. Alpord, and aiier
paying handsome tribute 10 bis many vir-
tues, the usual Resolutions were adopted,
aud the House Immediately adJoerned.
In the Senate, the Committee Oh Finance
reported without amendment, the bill TO
provide lor the collection, safe keeping aud
transfer Of the public Moneys, and the bill
more eGeetusly 10 secure the public mo
news, and fpr tho punishment Of dcfsuIicrs,
With an amendment, and Nr. Wright, said
that on that day weeL lac would call them
up cor consideration.
Mr.. Clay again introduced his bill TO
amend the several acts in relation TO copy
rights. shich was referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
The hit from the House, making a par
tiAi appropriation f1r tbc support Of Govern
meni. was considered and passed.
Scverslprn>ioa bulls were lsoinlrodgced
Mr.. hing, from Toe COMMITTEE on Com
mercc, to whom was referred George Tay
Ior's memorial in relation to property "a.
ken BIS the Frcach, prior to the year $500,
moved to he discharged from the consider
alton, and that il he referred 10 The Com.
mIllee on Foreign Relations.
Nr. Benton caucduplhe resolution which
he offered some days since, in relation to
The assumption Of State deb's, on which he
spoke for tso honrs, Mr., Grundy propos
cd division &C the question. MIR. Lump
kin, after scene remarks TO favor Of the re
solution, moved 10 lay i on the table for
thc prcsrut, which motion vas agreed to.
4 message was received from the Prcsi.
Den, IN relation 70 the employment Of Steam
vessels IN TIE Revenue Service,
A number of memorials were presented,
amongst which was one hv Nr. Clay, from
residents Of Missouri, asking for liberal
gran, orlaud N the Orceon Territory, and
rgoocr protection. Nr. CLAW sad the me
mortal was well drawn, and stated the CUES
Ton fauly he vas no, prepared 10 op.
prove tho doctrine but hopcd Congress
would express some opinion upon Il. Such
was the hardy character Of our Western
Cauntrymcu for the Improvement of lands
uud hcucf.rL their fortunes, that they
should receive some support and protection.
The Wee prrsjdcn, presented memo
rial from the Legislative Corncll OF Iowa,
PRAYING for q settlement of the contested
boundary line between lha, Territory and
NJ t..oi,r, Mr. tuu ,tlf,r cvnlnjnInp fhp
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time, motion was made TO adjourn, which,
after some irregular conversation, WAS car.
ricd.
In the Senate, good deal Of time was
occupied Oh the disputed boundary between
the State OF Missouri and the Territory Of
Iowa. occasioned By letter addressed 10
The Senate By The Delegate from that Ter
riorS.
Mr.. Walker presented a memorial from
numerous citizens OF Florida, praying for "a
division Of that Territory by the Suwanee
river, into two States. The memorial was
laid on the table.
The bill for the occupation Of Florida by
ermed settlers, underwent further DISCUSSION.
NJ. Strange opposed tie bill, aud Mr.. Tap
pan moved 10 reconsider il. The motion
vas ordered 10 lie oa the table till to morrow.
JANUARY IL.
The only progress which the House Of
Representatives made yesterday in the pub.
he business, was in hearing (uot hearing,
but rather in getting through with, for no
body hears set speeches from obscure mem
bers) a Speech ard half On the Jersey
case, from 4 couple of Tory rTembers, ard
then The House adjourned. VIA The mat.
ter will be finally disposed Of, % cue can
undertake to say. The more the case is
examined, the more aagiiions does the
conduct Of the Tory party 10 their outrage
on the rights Of \. jersey appear. SO few
had the haTdiGood to suppose that the ere
dcnlials Of the Governor Of the State would
be seriously disputed, that had the question
been taken the first week Of the Session, a
large majority would have sustained the
right Of the \. Jersey members. All the
South Carolina members intended 60 to do
but the Harrisburg nomination came uew
game opeped to Calhoun, aud lie carried
nearly the whole delegation over to the 9th
er side. As that party took sides against
the validity Of the Credentials, the whole
body of Loco Focos went with them, and
thus efectuated the greatest insult taat was
ever committed against State ofthe Union,
or against any other independent Govern
menl.
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1GEY7N.

CIR. II. Cochran. Mccklonhurg, \. G.
Chas. ". llaris, Mn Grove. n. {.
Il s.. Allison, Concofd, N. &.
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ter the reading had proceeded for some
time, motion was made to adjourn, which,
after some irregular conversatons WAS car.
ricd.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-02

HOY order of the com missioner5 OF ns0venf debt
-H9 for the city and county OF Baltimore notice Is
hereby given TO the creditors OF SMITH *. BUyT'
ING an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted 10 the said debtor and that the said
creditors required to attend The office of the said
commissioners in the court house, in tie city Of Bati-
more on The 4t day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees 10 be an
pointed for their benefit and TO give all the Information
~ their possession % the said commissioners to enable
them to report 10 Baltimore county court aprceabIy 10
an let of Assembly, passed at December session. 1891
entitled san act relating TO sovent debtoss;; and tlat
the 3rd day OF July next hath been fixed Tor The final
hearing in his case, before tire said commissioners
Dated The 9Th day OF March, in the year 1870.
NM f-la~sm ap 20 law7w
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zDY order of the commissioners of nsOvent debtors
I'D for the city and county OF Baltimore notice is
hereby given to the creditors of ISADORE A. SO
JECK, an insoivent debtor that personal discharge
hath been granted to tic said debtor, and that the said
creditors rcqui ed to attend the office of the said
commissioners in the court house, in the city of BaIti
moTe on the sixth day OF prl next, ten % clock in
the forenoon, and nominate trustee or tistees to he
appointed for their benefit and give all the inoYlna
ton in their possession to the said commissioners 10 en-
able them to report to Baltimore county court
bly, TO an act of Assembly passed ut December session.
1881, entitled s'an act relating isovent debtors
and that tile sixth day Of June next hath been fixed Tor
the final hearing in ms case before tie said commits
soners.
Dated the ID day of March in the year ls4O.
mar 7-law3m ap 29-1aw7w
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EpY order OF the iDissioners of nsolyent detors
hD for the city and county of BALTIMORE notice i,
hereby given TO the creditors Of SAMUEL ID. TOY
an iBsolvent debsr, that persona discharge hat, been
granted to inc said debtor, and that the said creditors
are Required to attend at tie office of the said commits
sioners, IN the coun house, in the City Of Baltimore or
he 9th day Of July next at 10 O'Clock in die forenoon
and nominate trustee or trustees, TO be appointed fol
their benefit and TO give all the information h tl,ci,
possession, TO the said commissioner to enable them IL
report 10 Baltimore county court, agrceabiy toau nc,
Of Assembly, passed at December session. 1881 entitled
San act relating TO insoyeni dehtOrs" and tat te 5
day of September next, hath been fixed for ti1e final
hearing IN his Ease, before the said commissioners
Dated the 2Ist day Of May, in the year 1870
ina % law3ni
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ERY order of the coInmissionersot msOvent debtors
D for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice Is
hereby givem to the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN
an nsoven debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted TO the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required to attend the office OF the said commission
er in the house, in the city of Baltimore on the
9Th day of July next, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
and nominate trustee or trstees be appointed for
their benefit; and give all the information in their
session TO the said commissioners 10 enable them to
report 10 Baltimore county count agreeaby TO an act Of
Assembly, passed at December session. 1884, entitled
Gan act relating insovent debors; and the 5t day
of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the sth day of May in the year 1910.
Tauy 2r.
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LANDRETH,s GARDEN SEEDS.

FHNHE Subscriber would inform the public that he is
n now prepared toiurnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. ID. Lambeth, of Philadelphia his
spring supply having just to hand.
He has also ON hand bis usual supply of AGRICUIi-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters Ploughs, Plough castings, Corn and Tobacco
Cultvaters, plain and expanding very extensive.
Also; Newly improved HORSE POWER s. THRESH
ING MACHINES the latter with iron and wooC: cyin-
ders superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles, SUI
pefior Trace Chains from 10 to Ia links to the foot
Wheat Fans from SIS to $40 each; Corn Planters, and
great number of articles too numerous too mention, al
made of the best materials, and in the most substantial
manner, and WILDE sold low for cash or approved ac
eepances in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er he is prepared TO orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines &c. sc.
JONATHAN 5. EASTMAN,
No 36 w Pratt street, Baltimore.
Whohas also % bushel Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
inSlore for sale
ALso-ofiers 5000 well grown MoRUs MULTI
CAULIS.
apo J. s. E.
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e5-1ae only Line carrying The Greet Maii-,fp,

a ess-T7 DAILY TO THE SOUTH via paI.i
GT7iifs " more, Washington, Frederiscksb,,rr
mingon and Charleston. S. G. The Railroad from Wi
don to Wilmington, ~ @. being finished and The who'll
Line in complete order, the Postmaster General ba @
dered the following fast schedule to take place from hi,
date: M
Leave Philadelphia II night, reach Baltimore SAM.
Do BALTIMORE AM reach Washington III 1, "
Do Washington III do reach Fredericksburg y =,
Do Fredericksburg6 p. NJ. reach Richmond II :.
DO Eicnmond II p. NJ reach Petersburg A. M.
Do Petersburg !. NJ. reach Weldon 6 An
past II 4oon) @'' a. ''a
Travellers VIII ind this Line cheap, pleasant and
comioanie ~ any oters and the greater pan Of il being
by land ssules greater Certainty and safety. II will ali
through ne sea- Of Government, and ia sight Of Mount
Vernon by daylight through Fredericksburg Rehmond
and Petersburg the largest and most oursng town IL
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BY oiaer OF tile commissioners OF HsolVent debtors
e D for the city and county OF BALTIMORE, notice IS
hereby given the creditors OF MOSES MERRILL, N
insolvent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor and that the said creditors
required attend at the Office of the said commits
the iih day of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the information in their
possession to the said commissioners, to enable them TO
report Baltimore county court, agreeably to am act
of assembly, passed ut December session, 1884, entitled
Ean relating TO nsolvent debtos; and that the Bird
day of July next hath been fixed for the final hearing
| in his case, before the id commissioners.
| Datedthe 18th day OF March III the year 1910.
| NH 27-aw3n ma l-1awsw
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COMPOUND SYRUP OFICELAND MOSS
FENEiE subscribers having purchased of the late finn
IL of MIR. Hutclins & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS. re
spectully inform the Druggists generally, that they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale and re-
tabeng satisfied from the results of the last four years
of its efficacy the almost certain cure of NC standing
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease if taken
IN its incipent stages also in Immediately atfordng relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA aud tho
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
1t TO their retail customers medicine of real WORTH
being very cfectua perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations Ii is prepared from mucage or the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines calcu-
lated TO act most benefciay in all the above diseases;
also in ofnigt sweas, produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress 10 the
patient ROBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner Hanover and Market sts.
For sale also by r. II. COLEMAN s CO.,
No. l33 Market street.
And by MACKENZIE s. co.
ap 80 2awn Corner of Gay s Market SITS
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ERY order of the Commissioners of Insovent Debtors
BIB for the City and County of Baltimore, Notice Ii
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM r. ASH
TON, nsolvent debtor, that personal discharge bat
been granted to the said debtor and that the SAID cred
tors are required attend at the Office of the said Com
missioners the Court house, in the city OF Baltimore
the 9th day of July next, at ten O'Clock IN tle ioe
noon and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed
for their benefit and give all the information IN uelr
possession TO the said Commissioners TO enable them 10
report TO Baltimore CeuHty Court agreeaby 70 an ac Oh
Assembly, passed at December session, le3l enuued
san Act relating insolvent debtofs and hat tne olh
day of September next hath been fixed Tor te a near
ing III his case, before the said Comnissiohers'
Dated 24st day of May, in the year le4o
ma N-1aw6fiJuly
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UBY order of the commissioners of nsolven debtors
, for the city and county of Baltimore notice Is
hereby uiven 20 the creditors of GEORGE w. VIII
HANSON, an inSovent debtor, that personal dis
charge hath been granted the said debtor, and that
the said creditors are required attend the office of
the said commissioners in the house in the city of
Baltimore on the 9th day of April next, at ten O'Clock
in tha forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees, to
be nppointed for their benefit and to give all the or
nation in their possession TO the said commissioners,
TO enable them TO report to Baltimore county court,
asreeably to act of Assembly, passed at December
session. 1891 entitled san act relating 10 nsovent debt
ors; and that the 9Th day of June next, hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case before the said commits
sioneFs.
Dated the 4th day OF March III the year 1870.
NH 27 law3m ma LAVISH
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HUNTMIt,s NINDlCINEs.

THO THE AFFLICTIcD--YE SHALL BE
Il HEALED-Ye, who afiictedbe comforted and
mourn no Chase back the sigh of anguish TO ts
bitter cell, and wreath thy lips with perennial smile
Man guided by Science has pursued his deep research
among the wondrous works of nature, ke gnomcs in
the dark gold mine, and has gathered from her ample
stores; the secret mystery of A SPEEDY CURE!
Come then-come one, come all. Shun you would
the nsdious and fatal poison of the asp, the destructive
HostIns of that vile herd of ignorant pretenders, who
hrOug the paths of the unwary with professions too alb
surd for contradiction. Come to the true fountain We
mpuden but more unfortunate victims of disease, and
share again in their plentude the blessings ofhealth
be eectualiy and speedily cured of all symptoms of the
bad diseases, or the money returned, is at
No. Pitt ST. between Front street,
ma II and the Bazaar Bridge.
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A CHALLENGE.
4 9DdH

100 R3hLAR AIRS will viii, be forfeited to any nd
snal TO DR.. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT
OF S.7RS.7P.7RLLL.9. 1t is positively the strongest
preparation in existence. One bottle of it is equal 10 sis
pnts OF the strongest syrup that be made, and
ereas individuals prepare from ii syrup which they put
IN bottles OF different sizes and shapes selling as their
preparation when in reality il is the pgeparaton of Dr.
Ledy the syrup being made from his extract recent
for which accompanies each bottle of Dr. Ledy's prepa-
Tation whereby if syrup is wanted il can be made
an expense of two dollars gallon without paving for il
at the rate of so rs cts bottle or eight TO Ten dollars
gallon.
DR. Leids Extract of sarsapariHa is unusually plea
SAINT TO he taste, taken either by itself glass of
water II IL useless here 10 speak of its medical virtues
as every man, woman and child who can read Knows f
SIS efficacy, its qualities having been and is daiy being
published in all newspapers
IL is particularly adapted to the snring and ,a
seasons, being of a more purifying nature than anv 9TH
or medicine ever discovered Its character and eiFca
cy Is well known throughout the United States il heng
IN general use and preferred to all others tllrogbu the
South and West; upwards of ii 900 bottles having been
sold during the past u monfes.
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others az
wen as iuii directlans accompanying each bottle.
Extract of a letter from DIR. j. D. Haniif, Mobile.
Extract Of letter from Mr. James C. Nasford highls
respectable Merchant Of Baltimore.
Having l mad frequent occasions to employ prepare
hons OF Sarsapala in my family during tho ,asf ton
years, last year tried yours and found one ottIe o,,ai
IN efficacy TO five of any other that 1 ever used y,
Extract OF letter from Mr. sulfond Of Nortl,ampon
lYour Extract of sarsapara has performed wonders
with me, havicg restored TO perfect health tJ,o,
5or SIX years afflicted as have described to YOU. and d,
ing that time having tried almost every thing NJ we'll
having received skilfil medical ATTENDANCE durins
great portion of the times NN'"s
numerous recommendations and extracts from yariop
could be added, but for great
at.ehding newspaper advertising.
s;dn, prepared and sold wholesale and retail at DR.
6esos W. Health Emporium, No. l9l North Second Il
F. Browns Drno s,oro go -,
+. Kletts 10 sJ,nel o,n aha Cneshut g.
I IIe PONDS do. do 10Th and Ioeusi sfs
:. Longs and A. Farers Drug Stores Tancaase, s
Price 81 Bottle.
Sold by n q ..,-
corner OF Dugan's wharf and Pratts,
: "a Lower end Of Centre Market snace
z Raj
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srEAMBoAT LING FOR pHILADTzL

n reSTt WIN leave BowIy's wharf. Baltimore
77s. for Philadelphia every morning at 81 o.
-sssssszx<1z4- Clock except Sunday. The boats and
cars Of this ine are III complete order TIe aunroyed
care and attention TO the accommodation of
stcy observed: ana meal. served up in their usual
ma % Il. SHEPPARD. Agent
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kAIII NUlAU LINE UIitBOI.
THR UGH IN SIX 10 YRS
Vid Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
Sc by continuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
to Jersey City, opposite the city of New York, crossing
the Deloware on the Rail Road Bridge atTrenton.
n~za COAiMODIOUS STEAM BOAT,
G@-.f&Azs==ewi be in readiness at Jersey City
vey passengers the river without
detentou taking the Baggage Crates on board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot in Philadelphia, corner of
Third and Willow streets DAILY, Sundays excepted.
Morning line at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
U. 5. Mail Pilot Line at 3 8 2. NJ.
SUNDAY LINE
Morning Line at O'Clock A. NJ.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line At 5 g p. NJ.
n-Fare in either line, ST. returning the lines leave
New York, at g A NJ, and at A PM
Philadelphia, ma y