The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

ottH ipohtup lOI Soiiic O4u ucDts OF mine,
ana J got what Iioncycut snapped at. Hey,
Cheatem IS that you--no, it isn't me IFS a
brother Of mine. You haven't seen nobo.
dy what wanted to swap bosses, have you,
Yes, there's MIR. --. Why, here's Mr..
shavc'em, aud sure enough--therc stood
Nr. shayc'em with face as sharp as u
newly ground caso knife, splitting the wind
--whew----
"a Mr.. Webster has delivered one of
his finest Speeches upon the Presumption
Bill.
~ Alexander Barrow, (Whig) has been
elected Senator in Congress by the Leg
stature Of Louisiana, for six years from
the Ith Of March next. He succeeds Mr.
Nicholas (Locofoco.)
% We learn from The New Orleans
Picayune, that another butIc has been
fought in Florida, by Col. Harvey, which
resulted in the death of Chechichis and
ono Of his men, twenty nine men we're taken
prisoners. Col. Harvey lost one man kill
cd and Two or three wodnded
10 Resolutions IN favor Of the distI.bu.
ton Of the Public Lands have passed the
Senate of Pennsylvania by large Vote
Ayes u, Nays 9. There is but little
doubt that the Resolutions viii pass the
other branch Of the Legislature, and re.
ccivc the signature Of Coy Porter.
W Eece Sicaum The Editor Of The
Raleigh Standard offers his press, subscr-
bcrs and all, for salc.--tlas mo more
treasury pap after the 18th Of March =
Hard s,ruggIiuga along without goose grease,
Mr.. Standard
ES To $. L. F. Precious youth We
advise thee to abide under the eye of thy
mothcr-stny not from the patonal root,
or evil may bciali thee. Eschew writing,
aad cleayc unto thy hoe-handIc, auG per.
elahcc, thou maycst become great cot.
Ton scf4Per
THEY SAY
They say ;hat Katy Bobbus said that
Polly MuiIin SAID that suzy Spiggo said
that old Mrs. SnoggS told her thai Sncky
Fwone told her that Sally Slang told Esther
Fars's cousin Mlly that YOU were no bet
ter than YOU should be The wench, how
dare she say 50 I'll match her
"a Some bachelor man, has given cur
roucy 10 the following impertincnt ques-
ton. Gentlemen are often net with who
stuttcr and stammor, bu, who ever heard
Of a lady afflicted with an impedimcnt in
her speech
EgrO. X. On; Of koats, out Of kredit,
out Of kash. Loyin' reader, that's dread
fol nigh exactly our sitashun; but c piarj
bus auam-meons pay for your newspaper.
ia Good month";, sir--how dye do ?
VERY well, sir--how do you do VERY
well thank yon, sir--how's all quite we'll
lis all your folks well very well, sir.
EG" Spbiime.--A fellow thus describes
the atttch of wild bull, The bull roared
like thunder and ran like lightning |
jumped fence and tore my Pantaoons
like heaven and earth coming together
ERr" Poor bosom cease thy hcavin'," "
as the gal said ven she frightened her cor
set strings.
And we say to ourself,
To have just plenty of money,
O isn't it pleasant aud funny
Poctri, poetro, poetrnm
NV darlint then shell US out some.
STRING CIRCUIT,
The following is the arrangement of the
Circuits for the Spring of 1911:
Edonion, Judge Nash.
Nowbern, Bailey.
Raleigh, Settc.j
1Ilsborough, Pearson.
Wilmington, Dick.
Salisbury, Manly,
Morganton, Battle.
The Texan Congress has passed law
by which property cannot be sold at all, un,
dor execution, unless i, shall bring two.
thirds Of lis appraised value. Coed.