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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

seasn einfenbuns bes Bstraas Sci Der Se,
ftanns-Scrfennssfefsn, pcrte nnb tsl
ntrben auferbem terehrtt.
lin Gitcrn nno .ebrsn cine ueberf1ett her
Ntihbalti3ttit risfes pertbpcilen wrfes
3m settn, fofat bier cas Sntaltsssr;e,hn6
NIB man fann 0db fthrn raraas cine 9cr,
felluna maiden, rpieriel 9tcff in eiuem Sus
de Don SIG @eitsu in src6 Octay entbalt,
in fcraiamer Iuenabt 3ufammena erranat it,
es if elm 9has fir Shuls mb 4aus nnb
fcllte IN isoer reutidben Camille am,utrsfftu
fein; ss fibrt rsu Namrn &inber frcunp
init pclltm Wshte, 20 ruis and btr Grmats
fene Uisl 8ntes aao SlasIihes barans lsrs
ntn Fam.
Jnbalt:
1. &w5e Gaes CUR grwstuna BET anfs
mWtfalneeit une tss Naobeenftns.
g. Grsablunssn 3ar gefarrtrnns anttr
Gefannussn ans 5ur Gharfuns oss Ous
ttanbss !. Die unsrscaentn &inorr. 2.
Die Scriuetana. 8. Dis dtfe Gsmebnbsit.
d. 0m tlsinsn Diett. $. Ser 9Assbisk.
6. DIR tlsine SerSehwenber. T.. Das
ncbifbdlias &,nb. 8. Das crbentlictt nno
rsinlihs Rinp. 9 Der $asnw. 10. 1Dr
flh masSwiaia tit @efabr traibt, ,fommt eat,
in nm. II. Ser ebrli6e &nate. 10 mw
n,dt btren spill ma6 fiiblen. ls. Der Srsans
In Der Slotb. IA. Ser 3anffi6riss. Is. Die
mntbm,aisen &inbsr. 16. Die lin1ufriseens.
II. 0r Varmbsr3ise. ls. DIR Smhifams
10. Dit ante 9ohter. 20. Scr nnsssritabe
ts Berratt. 81. Has nsnsieriss W1abfea.
20. Das DiStfaieriae Mdbhsn 2S. Mtn,
fhsnfr,unDlihe Gs1nnanssn. "a. Das beist
ihmolsn : IS. Die mabriassrin. 26 Der
Gli6sfpisler. 27 Hbrslauts. % D,e Sol
stn Dts BleiGes nno bsr Daulbeit. 29 Nd'
fdhrsi. 80 Der 9bierqadler. 81 lintorfths
tisseit. SO Die Gtdnebtrin. SO Gin suter
Osnflprmh, 10 ttn Brtanb In bts Netb. 81.
0rfitrnMg. IS DIR unoanfbars 96hter
s6 0alfNt GMau 81 Der Hmtsfsnafms
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

epas. SO gbrlih nabrf al, lanafm. SO
Jusenellehs ltntejonnemAsit. 40 NAtertttisD
Sp,fdten Sparfamtsit Mnb Dtij. Al Dtr
8Ieaenled. AZ 9r SIettsih. 43 Wit
SseisBsepsbgsa fca uian niht GYislsn. A
Cue cute 5aneluns aus iehieebrcn Be,pfgs
sranosn. IS 9raurise SeIssn Der GeileHet
As 9as GanpeansR.
8. Bon Ger aDs!t. 4 Ben oct Grte anb
itrsn Sspcbntrn. S psesNete tsr Grbf:
Sas Sbierreih-Gansstbitrs, 96sel,
4mpbibisns Slide. Snleefea. q Dss YfaW
3enrsIh. Oas Wliueralre,t.
6. Son cen Wlenfobsa !, l Bsraass Zee
WenlGsM 9 Der msafetIids Ssrpsr
aucbsn, Wlnstsln, bag esra, bic Blatses
fade unb Die alsra, bon ben sunssn unb btm
Atbembclsn, Don Ger pfreauHns ptr Spel,
few, bon BEN Sstl!R, benz Glesnmarf nae
oen Slsrpen, bon bsx SiHasu, bon ssr 6ant
Den 6aarsn una psn Ssase!n.
7. Gaunbasitslebrs /: l Gef,,Hobsit uab
Tranttelt. 2 Soa Der 8leienns' Bon
Der &aft. 4 On folIit rsinlIeb uno orstntliat
fem. 5 sson Den Spsiftm 6 Son BEN 0s,
uanssn ? Don esr Bswssaas unp Nubs.
8 Bsm Gttlafs1 8 DcH ben Rcbnunssu
10 Goa grblsunssn nMo grtaItunsen IL
Scs Oct erbsltnns sin,slner 9bsits ess Str
pers l2 Don bet Gh6nbs,t 1ne 0oQtcms
usnbsit sss S6rpsrs Is Dpa bsm 9wbai,
leR tn Grantbsiten.
8. Scn tr Nel,sienslebss unt eom eer
bsiIissx ghrift, 9 Bon srr 3citrestuuns
uno prm xalsneer, 10 Msre.piireise0laturs
erfhsnunsen, II europa, le OeutIetlaub
IS Son ben Nt6ten uns pfidtsx ser
Uhrssr III wobl sinssriettstsa StaatsH, IA
$eoer un, Gefdn9s, Is Das 8ebst bee
5srrm l6 Sprihp6rtsr unp Deutfprahe.
Anbans. ! Xnrsssfabts Geographic
bon amsr,ea, 2 Son ben Dsrsiuistea 5taa.
ten. 8 Surge @Ihihte BET Ser, ct. bon
Ncreamertta.
peOie urtbsiTs uhtr eitfes Werf ts,t
esn berrn spfarrsrao IN Sheit Snal,
GtobImann nno mspsr, mis non oeu 6srrtn
9tbnlebrtrn E Sdsmanf. Ssntner, wsl(lef.
fer unb G.itf msroen teinen $sbrer 2nb fei,
men Ssmllisnpater atsr pisSfhsIiGfs.t siefes
Sutbss III 3spsifl !aGsH.
Stspbani's 8ansftteI 3uH .eltnferusu
nat brr &sntirmstboss 5sfe uertsGerte
1afase. 3um gr(tsnmals fir Die oents
fhsn Gtbnlen gloreameritas snm Oru6
tef6rewt. prsis sst. 10 6.
Das OuBene 9bl rs G
Sas 9mnbett I2 50s
9tsb mana's &etettuh fur bte heut,
fte JMssno tn ben g. ct. O1stft elmer
Sau,mluas bon Swfsa unb Snfreimsx,
foie aud sinem $sitfapen beim briltIihsn
Nslistonssllntsrietts fir bic Stule nnb
3auslihe graisbuns. preis Ssb. 37g
Das Dus'nb 8 9bl.
Macrssa- unbIbenbopfer III
GGdnesu. Stab Der 9teu Dsrntbrtsn una
serbsderten Iussabe. SIR bic oeutfhsu
Uewobnsr Sleroamcrifas. prsis in $eetr,
Wuslin coer 6aIbfranabanp seb. 75g
Sas 0HBenb J 9hl 50g.
SO grsmY(are25 -.
GT0ie pretfe obissr tpsrtbtsllen Bis6sr
1np 70 tills scfsat, oas Baar5abluMs als
unsrlaslids Bceimsuus anssfebsn ,pirO.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14
@torreiber unb ocllfommener gSbia
Sriumpb in Connecticut y!

Die @bss babsn pedfcmmsn ssfisst, ts,
@upsrntr 1T nit 1000 Msbrbsit erpablt,unt
bsios 3sps'ss Der @sftssebuns fnb bic Mebrs
belt Nbig.
Dies 1T tsr srife gies bee s3ofs felt Sst
srnsnnuns ron Central Sarrifon. er er.
afTnrt bsnGampf fir bic Drsfosntsnmabl-
bn, lesrnsn bic ,itraen folssn unb bas gnee
miro Elm voaissr Ss9 ess @clfss fein.
gsnaus gsritts itsr ben Nus9ans tergEabl
isblss S,uar noh, sber mir miten ssnua, un
cen Siss als aswi s su psrfinoissn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

Gas !5auS Der Mepretsntantsn Don Denns
fplpansn paffirts ana zten Disfss, einen Ee'
fblus, nab ,psIbsm Der bsrabtiate Naufbolo
{. Ws Glsse, Elm msitslieo BON Dsbfcro eaun'
tp BON, oaufs aussefhlcifen unb fsinss Gises
usr!uifis srfldrt ipnree, susssn fbdnblihes Sss
trassm' 'repsn iib mebr in einsr anssrn gpal'
tf bieftr 3situns fnbst.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

GfEine Belesenbeit.-Sn Der 9ru6es
rel bss 9smcfratifben NsputIfan.rs gu @su
Berlin, wsresn erei bsutfde Gbriftisksr psrs
lanst.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

Slori o.-Wir baben eine Reb:
elseituns aus ct. Auauifine,in Of, Sto,
rioa erbalten. bemerf,n aber nibts BON
befonberer @1tisfeit in oerielben ols
oaB 70 ebsn Elm Grprefsr bic Ra6ribt
sebraht babe. bic Snoisner bdtten eineu
nit eebensmitteln &c. abeeibidten @a
zen anse9rIffen, uno 5spei oer Subrleute
.et5btet.
Ra6 bet er,pdbnten 3eituns pirb Der
Ssioenbau anfdnelib in itner @eaenc
tart betrisben unb eas Gina Don Sf
S(orica foll iib febr gut oaau sienen.
Die 3eitune flaet aud aber Darre,
oerbuneen nit ifarfer .6ise. Die oas
pHanssnreib faff gang serf6rte ]; am
lSten Mdrs itano oafetbit sas Tberme'
meter ouf s4 @rao. @nbli6 aber Fam
Sdlfe; ,ositera 1banb bemerft BET Scr.
ausseber-iab Der 6imnel 70 biiter unb
trIb aus. als nis bas Slid ciues Druts
ters-es folete Reeen. tpelder BET Groe
70 riafommen mar, als pie ein neuer
ubfcribent Dem Oruder !"
8dbrene Der lesten IL Wonate follen
obnsefebr 90 Weife Sepobner Slorioas
BON oen Snoianern ermoreet woroen fein.
uneerebnet oer Soloaten ber @er.Staa.
ten armee. tpelbe elsi6es S1idIal bat.
ten. Dasessn elaubt man. oa6 Die @il,
Den in berielben 3eit ni@t mebr ale 10
Wann perloren.
Sin Wlann, gsomens Surfe, gu Sart.
forb, Con-, ermoroete lsete @obe in Der
1runfenbeit feline Srou, inoem ct ibr ben
6als obfbnltt. ST CAB ibr erff einen
Streib nit Der Irt, uno pertpuneetc nit
oerielben 3afTe cine anoere Srau, ,pelbe
feinem @eibe gu ,SGlfe fommen potlte.
ST rpollte ft6 bernab sriaufen, purbe
aber feit9enommen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

Sn eineni norblidsn @auntp BON Mifllffpp
rsurtsn In einsr Watx 40 pdar tepaiirt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

Samss Wiila Gin sefAidtsr GhaufpieIsr,
absr sscitr Sruntsneslb, sntltibts fb nsalid,
" mattss
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

speresn on Der Gcmmfiicnsrs 0mtlfubs in
'ksaeins, an Zen Rahbenanntsn sasen ssbals
fsn' na'nllb'
Taanfbips. Npril. Rap.
g(bann 81
Nmtn :,
Obsr Rern .
Bern Q
getbd q
03redne6 3
Gaernarpcn =
GoIsbrecfeak =
eunru
9iifr.st 20
9cu9Iab I
Carl /
elias 80
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eerefort 90
5sioslbsis Q
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14
(sfus Der ualte uno aeus Bslt.")
Oeutibe Werfe meiues eisenen Ser.
laQe6 nn0 oeren iebiQe WreiIe.

la9es nno oeren ieeiee Wreile.
p. 5. pilmfsn's bsutiber Snbsrfrunt
fiir Sbule unb 6aus. 9aat Der 146ffen Os
riSinals@us9abs bsfOnbsrs fit Den @ebrauf
osutfber Sclfsfhalen Rorpamsrifa's gum .rs
fsnmale burbsefebsn uno einssrd,tst vcn ii,
nsm bier ls6enbsn praftifhen 9bulmanns
Rsbif sinem 4nbanss, sntbaltsnb: cine furass
fabte Geographic ben &msrfa unb defenders
pen ben Ser. ct. BON Wcreamsrifa, rpelt,e
nab ben beffen Ausnen bearbsitet. Yreis so
Gent; 2eberbanb SO Geat.
100 ersmp. in sutsm papptanb --$ss
so Is
27 - 10
III
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14
2lppeQattou6 TaQe.

Dir Sage gum appeuiren in 8srfS eauntp
fir bic ssrfrbscsnsn Saunfbips unb &tibts,
Wsresn an Der ecmmiifcnsrs 2lmtitpbs in
@saein9, an ben Nahbenanntsn sassn ssbals
ten, namlitb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

gf0ie pretf obissr tpsrtbtsIsn BiAr
1np 70 billis scisat, bas Baar5abluMs als
unsrlaslids Betinsuus anssfebsn fpirb.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

General Ila rison, as epresent tive OF
Ohio, protested against he ct ine Of The g n
leman from New.York. He could assure the
gen eman, that the people Of that state were fully
aware Of their privileges, and would never co ne
to t. is House. or t, tn State of Nrw.York, for
permission so t, al er their Constitution us to ad
init The introduction of Slarery--the object Of
the gentleman abhorreite, as well as his own
They had entered into 10 compact aehich had
shorn the people Of their Sovereign AuihorRy.'
He contender that the states North West OF the
Ohio had the right to admit the introduc ion Of
slavery if they pleased. Gee Richmond Enqui.
rer, Nv eth, 1918 The resolution was ia
ken by yeas and nays, and carried-Genera Har.
rson voting for It. Also, see Niles Regis er, v.
Is, p. 226
The above proce dings and debates will show
that G n ral Harrison not only defended the
lights of the Southern States but also The true
State Rights doctr mes Of '9S--" the Sovereign
auth ritz IF the People aoittin the States"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11
Mississippi LEGISLATURE.

The Hon. JESSE SPEIGHr, of Lownde:
county, was elected Speaker of the House
on the second ballot. Mr.. AUGUSTUS Of
Noxubce, President of the Senate after
43 balottings,-all offices have been fill
cd with loco foco's.
4 resolution has been introduced, de-
ciaring the right of the Legislature to
repeal Bank Charters--probabIy it will
pass. The 9th inst, was the day appoin-
ted to 60 into the election of U. S. Sena-
ator-Runnels was spoken of, but no
doubt Walker will be elected.
A joint committee of both Houses has
been appointed to make arrangements
to receive Gen. Jackson, on the 18th.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and
House of REPRESENTATIVES:

House Of Representatives:
The general health of our citizens
was unusually good during the past year.
The products of our fertile soil were
never more abundant. Hereafter we will
be dependent on our sister States, for but
a small portion of the necessaries oflife
We have enjoyed the blessings Of peace
both at home and abroad. The laws
have been generally executed without
difficulty. and acts of lawless violence
are not so numerous rs heretofore. Our
deyout thanks are due TO an all Wise
Providence for the many blessings we
have enjoyed. Ii IL nevertheless true,
that great distress still exists; an i'm
mense mass Of property has been sacri-
feed, and many of our citizens have
been forced TO abandon the State. The
price of cotton is reduced TO near hall
the value it bore twelve months since,
and an immediate rise in either our do
mestic or foreign markets, is not antici-
pated. The early period at which the
last crop has gone forward-the forced
sales Of the previous crop held by monop-
olists, who could hold no longer, combi- |
ned with the disastrous results of the Sc
cond suspension of specie payments by
many Of the banks of the Union, have
contributed to put down the price of our
great staple much lower, than the quanti-
ly produced could have effected. AT the
present reduced price, many articles can
be manufactured at profit, which could
rot, when the raw material was high
The growing of cotton in regions uncon-
yenia Ito its production, will be discontin-
led until the price again advances, for
i present prices, II cars only be cutiya-
ed to advantage on our richest lands in !
he heart Of the cotton region. We may, I
therefore,, calculate upon an increased !
and diminished produc-i Q
Oh; and at no distant day, prices will '
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11

New PAPER.-A new paper is pro-
posed to be established in Jackson, called
the Jackson Enquirer, Edited by Geo.
II. Fall, esq. The editor is an old Jack
son man, and supported Martin Van Blu
rcn for the Presidency, but begs leave TO
differ with the leading Van Buren, party
of the State on matters of finance He
is no loco toco, no entire gold and silver
advocate, but is in favor of nell regukat-
ed State Banks, or in other words in IA
vor of judiciouS State Bank system
The establishment of this press is said
10 have caused no little futtering among
the McNutt faction, and will no doubt
render the scism full and complete be-
tween them and the friends of Governor
Runnels. We are pleased is see this
state of affairs, it argues well, for the
country, for when loco focos disagree,
W no shall decide, but Wings.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11

The NoMINATIoN.-Ncver before has
such unanmity prevailed among the
Wings as exists at the present day
north, south, east and west, the nomina-
ton Of the Harrisburg Convention has
been joyfully acquiesced in by the true
lovers Of their country, who wished to
see it redeemed from the vassellage Of
the vilest demagogues that ever encum-
bered republican people with hypocri
teal professions of patriotism and devo-
ton to their rights. Nearly every
Wing paper in the Union bears aIoft the
banner of Harrison and Tyler, and each
one has declared his stern resolve that |
our Government unjust be preserved"
Large Wing meetings have been held,
npprobatory of the nomination, in vari-
Gus sections of the country; Kentucky
has nobly took the lead and rushes to the
support of Harrison with all the ardour
and enthusiasm, she would have yielded
her own favored and favorite son. The
omens are propitious, and next fall the
Whig cause will be triumphant, proudly
triumphant.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11
GovERNoR's MEssAeE.-We commenc

GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-We commence
the publication of the Message of Gov.
McNutt. Owing 10 It's great length, and
the late hour of its reception, we are
unable to lay the whole of it before our
readers this week, and therefore beg
their indulgence for giving it in parcels.
We will give our views Of the message
next week.
Col. Phillips and DR.. Offutt will ac-
cept our thanks for their kindness in for
warding the latest news from Jackson.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-11

r lfEEt@ II 1s-zsrs-u.-- 4E4I2 4e sea<s :
! Hof dollars aan4az'v ea<en czr ~ Co.'S
{ SAFE % sdsrase tae veasa 81 So Ezn.
: would remasa wiza - Fl rse eranssaa
. system s1nu14 - asaaaeE e 49, !
. admitted that rAe 49, - sas
would be preserved 81 kseea- sAesa !
home where saev wcss4 eaaseEazzw =
Gn9er the ss1aeFvsSis1 e. saalr nareuz
Iaad 5sarsilans- Eaelz l1Ne 81 s11mere
Wouid also 1e preserved aaz z@aaza
health Pronossa. - saazain- kaaM .as-s
a. home ua9er tas eare 81 aassn-ag.
hasllg leeIlags eoageasaE wlsa oar go
lostItgfloes-sa las elanass azzrs raes
were bra azt mll5 s1e4ra-
The pesseat law sssez5ses shs sas
tof Pahllc Accounts O. z1zasE - mnea
taccraesng 60 the l11erzrs 11a.l ca ssaasA q.
tine Plan1srs' Eaak- EhaE sac3 - ass
below par, ani * Is azlse nzaaaa1ls thas
I'D regular dlvs5ena eaa e. easa-mz esz
some time / therefore sa--.zsE tas nra-
pretty of makia- som= usaeH PreEi
Tor lis investment Ehe seaea aerr-
fore taken la the Bank has aeen a1u5
amen. the oi1 caaasies. anz ra.s Es,zr.Es
OF eoEIee a-e aa-aorlEesz ea ersa cas-
vsdends- 4 IS believed taa- aat
benefit has ac-rue1 ra tire caznrss s.
the transfer. anl lt IS werghw a. War
con>iderat5oa wheraer b aer
could nos Be a5-n.4l IS se-1re -1e a
ATS it - carlb.e ef a9arlsr Ean $50
new tnNes-e1 la me s-l-A CT te ttzs
Bank on aceoaus 20 taat lz1L
% the sum 81 slxry-ssx -ae-saa4 uns
hundred az-i tA,rzt-1te as1-s 1z- -
EF--nree cents ~ a aas a
placed 90 the cresllI q t-e see=Ez- elal
ties
e. atf1rls l1s -rsa- r.sa@.-- O. c. eel-
b.ed % iniorm vos zaa- a-a-a za--=s las
attended NV eEar-s 60 ar-aa.rs tae
.lrla- Many az rae re- are
and u1a1-r.sls e eas. 5as
disciplined Nolan.eer Can-an-s hase
been formed ana 1rm-E "a sarlazs a--
-ioas o. the S-ase- Wears uzs rr=a--
~ @ protect o4r 1za E.sh-s- asa . al
Imes enabled @ resFea1 Cd -as 81
be General GcVeranene aaea -ra
ire required / earnestly ure a
-0u the great lsaorrar-e ar eeea
y iaW. for tae apnozrrr-a. rE al. Es-
RscEor GeaeFal ~ rae
'iase- all for Er=lz rr-aaea.s VI.
be com1alsslolel a-ers aa-= ca cash
E1a- 81 aaaz4
ssemblaEes Or o. n-.l "a lrarr1s-.s - ss-
sveral caua-les 1f r5ae z-z=. asE -
z there drll--I &c the n Isl 1h
avs D. the Iusaec-ar lsn--a-- a1l avs
.eweI bv rhe tseaeenzs al a
lvislon- The re-@ea-z IS rl- e1as &
.ighI be required O. aaraale az er- ss-
erIod- ana assured rha- sa-a "a sss-
I'D would socu caaze ts- z--e Sos
lnizali1a cf every razr
ate 4 riEal e1Ereeuenz a r-
-tlon ct aues tr1l1 a-a-aea---
-ord p llll slthe.eu- O. r-as-rs 1-
1-hs- mlsz., 1a-l s-all.z-..s- laer
ls-llE -a@- Caa-zlu- aaE >
e not res .zlre1 tssl.H z1a s-s- a
icn l-il-1.sf exists "a sae-
2 iulells pa sez s1a@ s - ~
p p t1a7e s1s- ~ e-a @
80 --'
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ia e l-iE s~-s-- ans at ea &
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10
NUMBER Ii.

M.
the Cepi'z;.& was agreed 10, and Messrs,
Rand, poibdexer, Smith s6d hohe appoint.
ed on the part Of this House.
Thesssieci committee on the part Of this
ssisdse, en- the subjec, of erecting new
county out Of Rutherford and Llucoln, con.
sis;5 Of MessIs. ". J. T. Miller, Hoks
Mills, hillan. and Jefferson.
The JOINT committee on the part or this
House, TO investigate the States title to
swamp lands, consists Of Aiessrs. Paine and
b. T. Moore.
On ,sotioa Of Mr. Reid, the committee on
Propositions and Grievances we're instruct.
cd to iBarire iDio the expedieDcy of reslor.
ing 10 the several County Courts jurisdc.
ton Of pleas where The same has been here.
tofore abolished.
Ou motion Of Ir. Bigss, the committee
on the Judiciary we're instructed to inquire
into the proprieiy of providing ,ha, real cs.
tate be made assets 10 the hands Of admin.
isirators and executors, for the payment Of
debts, and thai ell debts. sgaiusi the estates
Of deceased persons be made of equal dignI.
~, and IN case Of Il deficiency Of assets paid
pro rata.
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., DECEMBEn 10. 1910.

mel. "Be it So sad be; " and now about
tho indigo"
"oh, will take itat youfown price, dis
count or no discount, on any terms yol
pieasc."
Not long after this these was o grand bal
given IN honor Of The nup.sIs of N. Charlie,
Duresnel, with the beautiful Leah Salomon
and the two broihersin law, who were seen
walking, arm in arm, like two old friends,
who had never known difference Of opio.
ion. Il. S.
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PEACE TO Ills ASHES

We consider Mr.. Van Buren, POLITICAL,
dead, dead, dead What think our friends
OF the following Epllsph, TO be placed on hl
Monument a, Kisderbook
Born Dec. j,h. 1899, q, Kinderbok N. York
Admitted % the Bar, Nov. 1903.
Elected Senator Of tho State 10 1912.
In February, 1916, offered Resolutions ex
+ presslve OF the victory at N. Orleans by
I GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON.
To whose Influence, aud not his owa merit
he was entirely indebted for all the
honors lie lately received.
lie wns clectadlo the LGiled Suites Senate il
1912 70 which yess be voted 10 the N.
forh Convention 10 prevent poor old
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS
from exercising the elective franchise.
Appointed Secretary Of State of the u. s.
IN 1929, when be gave instructions 10 our
Minister al the Court of ST. James. do.
Iogaioty 10 The honor Of his country.
Minister to England 10 1891, shere he &C.
CURED great londuess ios tic noaihty,
became more aris,oc raticaily,
IN ARlSTOCRAT:
Which tastes he emnently aud gorgeously
displayed IA the palace, wi;h English
Coach and ServaGis- his soGptuous
lurlltu'e, ",sboureils. rosetlcs,
crimson Iaileta, gil, lamps,
Gold knives aud forks" &c. DC.
uLIes pds pprchased Nth the
PEOPLES CASH.
Thus making the Van Buren, palace equal
70 those d 81. James, the TuIleries, Foo.
talnboau, NoullIy, sud ST. Cloud.
10 1870, after having obtained possess.
s.ca oftbe purse Of the
NATION,
10 eadeav ared 20 eulisi
S,nnting Army, consisting u
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN
The combined operation OF these tgo mea
sures would havc oatbod bin 10 destroy
tba libsu,cs Of us COUNTRY.
uisoniy claim ioImmortali,y consists 10 nev.
CT haying his name connected With any
great measure Tor tho good Of bis
country, although he was 10
public lie for thirty year,.
10 every station, and under all cIrcumstan
ces, he manifested supreme regard for
HIMSELF.
iia bad The rare happiness to attain bis
highest wishes. having deemed It
=. Glory snoo.h to serve under such chief"
HIS political demise took place on tho
81 OF March, lsil, q, m.dnighI.
HlsR-mairs
repose Ut Undertook If 20,
=" The world forgetting
certainly
my Tug WORLD FORGOT