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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
rHe 80 ArpoRTIoNMENr.


The question in relation 20 the ratio BY
which the next apporiionment Of Repre-
sentaiiyes in Congress, shall be made, is
one that viii occupy much Of the time Of
The approaching session, and already be-
oius to attract a good deal Of the public at
tention. We have heretofore expressed
oor doubl about the propriety OF iesseniag
the present number Of the members Of the
nopu,ar branch, and meeting with the fol-
loving article upon that point in the Pro-
y;dence Journal, we transfer 1t 10 our CO.
lomns for the purpose of throwing before
oar readers, speculaloas tina, may be in.
,eresliug and useful to them upon the sub.
;ect. so soon to become prominent one
Of discussion on the floor OF Congress.
A sery general demand has been made
throughout the country, thai the next up
Environment of Representatives to the pop.
Mar branch of Congress should be fixed so
high as TO materially reduce the nunbcra
Of that body. This demand is nude from
a desire to check the disorder and delay
vhicb have 50 soften characterized the le-
eisIo,ion Of the House. There is howey-
er much TO be said IN favor of numerous
House Of Representatives.. The extent Of
the country aad the variety Of interests
,caa.yo that one branch OF Congress should
he large, aud the danger OF executive con-
troll is very much lessened ~ q numerous
House. Even now the House Of Repre-.
sonioiives is comparatively small legis.
latiye body, aud the proposition to reduce
il sill further 10 the face Of an increasing
nopuhtion, is certainly Vi doubtful policy.
We hase already seen, that under pro-
per rules Of proceeding, the number Of the
House Of Representative furnished no OBJ
aaele to the despatch Of business. The
causes Ch,ch l4ase led to The dsorderly AMI
discredIl0ble scenes Of the session before
tAe last, must be sought, not 20 much 10
The number Of tue representatives., as 10
their character. and in the rules BY HbIch
they were governed. Ga the other hagd,
"a are inclined To believe that an increase
Of the number d, representative would
have o,ore favorable effect IN this respect
than reduction. The evil would then
cure itself Long speeches from third
rate inca would DOT be endured and those
only would b. listened 10 who roigbt have
Something 10 say bearing upon the subject
n8der discussion, who could inform and co.
tighten the House the latitude Of debate
would Of necessity be restricted, rad mem.
hets would BE- compelled 10 confae their
Iemarks within the rules Of order.
Tborc IRE many evils aud some dangers
tfoD too s2all House, Which, upon a la. /.
tlo reflection, will occur 10 any one. The
eyih which have BEEN complained Of IN
tue present House can be readily obyialed
without reduction Of IL Numbers.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE SED3T N'EAFNEER.
r7n 2 sabseL .aer-beI.oEing that lhe Iarse and

ESEE SlbscF Iber-beicgipg that the large and
& Intelligent portion O. North Carolina en-
bfaced in the 18Th Congressional District, compos.
I'D Of the counties OF ltetell Surry, Wilkes, Ashe,
and part Of Caldwell is in need Of a newspaper,
and is fully competent to its support--proposes to
publish in the toun Of Wilkesboroueh weekly
paper under tie above title While every other
District in die Statcehas within it two or moro
such organs Of information, the Thirteenth is Gu
lreiy destitute, ana dependant the others
Why is this SO ! Surely, not because tho people
are 10. c5!c aud p.Llipg 10 support one 1t must
be because a fair tf!al has never been made. Tho
subscriber expects TO make this trial. and unhesi-
Ialingly throws himself upon the spirit and libsr.
slty Of the Tive Thousand Wings of the District
tOt suppSIt.
During the late contest for the Presidency, the
subscriber lent his humble aid to elevate Gen.
Harrison; and he will continue 10 advocate the
pee c.iar tene;s Of the Wing party. More the IL
mits of prospectus will not permit him TO say.
In politics the paper will be tcmperate-6ut arm
1t will leascssly discuss all questions brought be-
tore the people-condomning measures which it
may deem leroEg, and approving such as may ap.
pear right, regardless Of party considerations
Although the iountaineer win bear 4 character
strictly political, portion of It's columns will be
devoted to spreading information on Asr1euifare
before the FarmgFs--a feature which must render
tNC publication HlCFC dJttFt1bio- AZ tue boio
aud s.aow Of the country the Subscriber looks
without fear, for aid.
Every escriion will BE- made 10 render the paper,
acceptable to The general reader, by giving due at.
teutIon to other subjects, such as Foreign aad Do.
must, Nevs; the cause of morality aud virtue;
the arts and sciences; Polite literature, &c. &c.
Bot enough Of promises. The subscriber re,
quests the citizens Of the 18th District TO try him,
If he should fail to give satisfaction, he will be-
content to forfeit their confidence and support
TERMS
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ALFRED \. BAKER.
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MARRIED

In this tow7, On the 3J,h ult BY tho Rev. z
II Morrison, Mr. JOHN J BLACKWuOD TO
Giss MARY L. daughter of tho late Eli Springs.
II this county. en- tie 7th ult., by the Rev.
T. Williamson. & w. LOGAN, ESQ, Of Ruth,
cr!ord county, 10 Ilss AMELIA y. WILSON,
ef Muchlaubulg county
II this county, % the 18Th ult, by the Rev.
Nr. DAVIS, Nr. THOMAS COOPER, Of SD.r.
tanburg. $. G., 10 Miss ANN, daug hter Of VII
IAN Adams, Esq, of Meeklon5lgg.
III Laco!u,ou, % lilo l-.h ul;, by the Rev. J.
H. Crawford, LEONARD 4. THOMPSON,
Esq, Attorney at Law aud late Editor of tho
Lincoln Republican, to Miss HARRIET L.,
daughter sf Mr. Jacob Ramsouy
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A NEGRO ELECTED

In ono of the townships IN Massachu.
sotts, they recently elected a negro to the
Legislature. The Wings and Lacos had
their candidates, and the Aboitonlsts also
had theirs After several ballotings, there
was no election. The Abollonsts stuck
to their candidate with the utmost deter.
mina:ion. The other parties at length be-
come Disguised, and TO show contempt to
the miserable faction they nominated an old
negro, and On mass went up to the polls
and elected him. As there is no law IN
the State against negroes, he may take his
seat in the Legislature and perform the
functions Of a legislator.
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HoN WIN. c. pAwsoY

TINS much respected representative il
Congress from Georgia, we are sorry to
hear It confirmed, has resigned bis seat. -
At Convention Of he State Rights :"
party, held at MilIedgeyille on the 18th MI.
George K GiImer, Charles Dougherty,
and Augustus r. Wright were nominated
as candidates 10 ill the vacancies OCCASION
ed by the resignation Of Messrs. Dawson,
Afford and Nesbit
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GDIgeg0ffg3
Thursday, December 3. ssil.

X We are requested to state. that the
Board Of Trustees of Davidson College,
will meet st the College on 'he sih Of De-
cember next, where all the members are
requested to attend.
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oBI1'U1zy.

Died. ia Ills coguty, on or sbop, tas 22d ut,
THOMAS DUNN, son Of Col. JAS. a. DUMP,
sitter severe attack Of 1yphg7 fever. lie was
4boat e yuars Old and died Of the same disease
that caused his sisters death, bu' .sG weeks b9.
fore Oh death stay thy merciloss hand: when
viii you cease to destroy youth sad innocence!
How long sLeil thy cold b.asts mp and PROSTATE
such lovely buds and flow e.s Of promise Shall
thy fell hand never cease iss Tavagcs until it has
plucked down one BY one the hopeful pillars Of
domestic happiness ana scattered ID ruins and
confusion a once lovely family The deceased
was Of SO amiable q disposition, obedieut &
son, and led so innocent lifo, that VIC have 70
doubt but that be was joyfully received nto the
paradise Of glory. His Split was too pure TO
drag miserable existence 10 tins dreary world
and the great father TOOK hisa homo to Heaven
- Communicated
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HON DIXON Il. LEWIS.

Il is stated IL the Macon Go Telegraph
that THIS gentleman died recently Gear Mo-
ollc, Of congesliye fever. Truly in him d
great man has iallcn-hc was noted for his
ahablo manners, aud waJ rare instance
81 mental aud corpoteal greatness united.
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Tight Lqciae.-,Etis said ihatthe French
iashlonahies have discarded tight Iacing
and tie Grceian models, which are only
the fair and beautiful proportions of Va.
lure, are henceiorth 10 be the standards of
fashions for ladies' waists, instead Of the
wasp, hour-gllss, &c.
Sound tho loud timbreI DER hill, valley aud sea.
the tape-strjngs are broken, and the women arc
free!
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~ Accident on the Charleston and
Hambmg Raj Rord. From a gentleman
of this place direct from Charleston, we
learn that the engine ran off the track
about 60 miles from Charleston, and killed
the engineer instantly, crushing him to
pieces. Mono of the cars attached were
thrown off.
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traordinafy 10 Central America, sailed for
his destination on Tuesday, from n. York,
IN the brig Florida Blanca, bound to Balize.
Nat. Intel
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Plus riaeat ceculj cum occalvs.

& 4 ENTLEMEN Q. S. 0. +, you are hereby
Z y commanded to meet at tie hall Of S a. -
o. l., to transact important business on Thursday
lie % OF Dee al half past 6 O'Clock, By order of
CINCINNATUS, I. o. 5. Impcr
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We understand that Daniel +. Siaught.
er, Esq, was nominated at a meeting of
citizens from the several counties Of the
District held at Culpepor Court House, on
Monday, as the Wing candidate for Con.
gress at the special election to he held on
the 29th instant, aud that he has accepted
the nomination. Banks and Smith, it will
be recollected, are the opposition candi-
dgte5.-fredericLsburg Rcrdld, Noe. 20
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noN. 5ouY BELL.

At a meeting Of the citizens OF Nash
vile, resolutions highly comnlendatory of
The course Of this gentleman, we're adopted,
and II was determined TO gave him public
dinner. A Committee Of a hundred were
appointed 10 receive him on his return
home, and give him assurances Of tbclr IN
diminished confidence in him; aud, like
the Wings Of Raleigh, by Dir. Badger,
congratulate him upon his escape from
Caps. Tyer's Socie,y.-Rich. Wdig.
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rur MEXICAN REVOLUTION

Accounts three weeks later from Vera
Cruz had been received at New Orleans.
They confirm the intelligence of the trl-
dmph OF the new resolution in Mexico and
the accession Of Santa Anna to The Presi-
dcuual Char. Bus;amonie, it IS said,
va luumidated BY the formidable array
Of his competitor, and agreed to leave the
whole question 70 the decision of Con
venilon. This consisted mainly of Santa
Anua's followers, who decided that their
chief should rule. A letter Of the IAth
ultlmo from the city Of Mexico SAYS the
new Government was organized on the
Sunday previous, when the following per-
sons were named Tor The Ministry Gen.
TornciI, Minister Of War; Gomez pedra.
n, Minister Of Fore, IN Affairs C, Cssiil-
hon, Minister Of Industry Francis Gar
GIN, Minister Of Finance. The country
generally had become quiet. Bustamentc
was to proceed to Havana, and from thence
to Europe. H'el,
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Baton Rouge Peniteatinrg.--On Thurs
day, the 9TH instant, the Penlteniinry at
Baton Rouge (La,) took fire, and, in spite
of the efforts Of the 6rcmcn and soldiers
belonging to the garrison, the north wing
was entirely consumed. Tho part dcs-
troycd was used as workshop for the con-
victs who were learning tho shoemaking,
tailor, and carpenters trades, and also as
a storchouse for provisions.
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Sgfcty Gangoirder Surely wonders
never viii cease" Il appears that pro.
cess has been submitted to the French A.
cademy OF Science, by which gunpowder
can have the property Of inlammabIity
distracted from it, or impaired to 1t, al
pleasure, 30 that il may be stored Up in
any quantity with as much safety as oil or
corn. If this process be really what it
pretends TO be, the value of ii will be In
ca.culablc.
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Fatal 4ccideat.-Mr. Jesse Gray, of
Welumpka, Alabama, came to his death
on the Sd of September last, in Union
county, Arkansas, IN the following extra.
ordinary manner. Mr.. Gray, being ont
on hunting excursion, came to tree
loaded with mnscadnos. He sat down
his gun, aud assembled the tree about twcn-
" feet, for the purpose of gathering
grapes. Eayingo a bear-skin cap, which
he usually wore on such excursions, and
being hid by the vines and leaves, all ex-
cepl his head, he was mistaken for bear
BY ono of his companions, who instantly
shot him dead. lie uttered single ex-
clamalion, and, falling backwards about
four feet, lodged in the vines, and remain
ed there until help was obtained in the
noghborhood 10 take the body from the
tree.
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Mr.. Splrks.-'ihe popularity Of the
Lectures lately delivered by Mr. Sparks
10 the ball of the University Of New York,
IS such that he has been engaged io repeat
them IN the iinmeuse building on Broad
way called the Tabernacle. The interest
excited BY these lectures III New York
the great plumbers who crowded 10 bear
them-dnd the call for their repetition, are
highly crc9i,ab.o to the intelligence and
good taste OF that city, as well as compli-
mentary to the distinguished lecturer him.
self. Tbs estimablo eeatlemau-whose
name has become eminent IN Europe and
America for bis great work, the Life
and Writings Of Washington, his blogra-
phies Of Franklin, jay, Morris, and other
revolutionary worihies-was graduated al
Rarcurd College in 1915, aud afterwards
became a tutor in that institution, wAoFe
be alse studied theology. ID 1919, he
was settled as a Unitarian CLERGYMAN in
Baltimore, and such was already his repu-
talon for learning and piety that he was
soon afer elected Chaplain TO Congress
but his health falling, be removed te Bos.
ton, and became the editor Of the North
American Review. In 1629, he proceed
cd o Europe for the purpose of obtuining
materials for bis Life and Correspondence
Of Washington. Mr. Sparks various
great works arr too well known to require
repetition Re IS at present, il Is said,
engaged on a History of the American Re.
volution
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE

We understand that most unnatural
outrage was pcrpetratod on the person Of a
female child under 10 years of age, in Ca
barrus county, a few days since by one
Milton Freescidnd, aged about Is years.
The child ia since dead The scoundrel
has made his escape, and we hope all good
citizens will be on the alert to aid III his
apprehension. We understand that he is
about ) feet i inches high, walks erect,
has dark complexion aud bat little Or no
beard, and wore away dark homespun
coat and pantaloons.--Rdi Register.
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MIR. CLAY.

The rumour Of the intended resignation
Of this distinguished statesman is probably
nn(ounded. We have seen a letter from
lr. Clay to gentleman Of this city, Of
the date a the llh instant, in which no
allusion is made either to the writer's i'll
health, or 10 any intended resignation Of
his seat in The L. S. Senate. Il is alto
geiher likely that if any such cause Of re-
irement had existed, OF any such purpose
been entertained, some reference 10 both
would have occurred in the letter. We
have reason 10 believe that the patriotic
services of the coaniry's ablest friend will
not yet be Withdrawn from the public coun-
ellis Of the nation.-E Baltimore American.
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Venice is tho name of a new town land
OF on tho Illinois shore, at the landing OF
the Upper Steam Ferry.boat Company of
St. Louis. The boat lands ION the Mis-
souri, shore) within tho city limits
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Az ISCIDEET IH TIE FIRST con.
GRHsg


10 one Of the letters Of old John Adoms
70 hrs wife, just published, an Interesting
i0ciden, is related, as IN The following OK.
tact. Those who vilI refer 10 the Psalm
|maIiionod may discover The peculiar ap.
|ilcabili'g Of lts laoguagO to the then con.
ElitfoG a Auenca.
When tho Congress frat met, Mr.
|Casalag maaa motion that il should be
opened 9th prayer. II VAS opposed bv
dr. jag OF Nsu York, and Jr. Ru,ledge
ii South Caro.ina, because we Ucrc ~ d..
.4e5 N religious eoaiimeots, some Fps.
|cn5siars, some QdakeTs, some Ana5ap.
|'ists, sono pfoshylerians, and some Con
|-regaiionaIis;s, that we could not oin 10
% Sane act Of worship. Mr.. Samuel
Adams afoss and said, che was no bIgoi,
bod eoad bear q prayer from q gentleman
II pie'y aad virtue, who was at the same
rus a friend to hls country. lie was a
lfapger 10 Pdiladelphia, but had beard
bat Dir. bnehe . (Duchsy they pronounce
p deserved that character, and there
%ofe be DoTed, that Mr.. Dache, an Epls.
fpfal clergyman. might be desired to read
IFsYers TO the Congress tomorrow morn
|ios. Fho motion was seconded and pa So
r. ~ the affirmative. MIR. Randolph. our
President, waited % Mr.. Duche. and re-.
eeiycd iof ausgnr iha, # his health would
permit, be coriainly would. Accordingly,
Vie nett morning be appeared with his
clerk and ponlhcinls, and read several
prayers 10 the established form, and then
rsad The collect for sile seventh day ol Sep.
ihmber which @as the ihuiy.hflh Psalm.
fon most remember, this vas tic ncxt
morning after ne heard tho horrible m.
nor Of the esnnonade Of Boston. ucycr
NV greater effect upon an audience -
sromad as Il heaven bad ordained that
fsa'n 70 be read on tina, morning.
Fbe Coashintiou and bar Crcp. We
iaYe seldom seen a finer.lookng or more
orderly set Of men than the crew Of the
Z. ;. irigate Constitution. Nearly the
whole Of them have been paid Off md
unlike sntne Of those who have heretofore
been discharged FROM United States ves-
sels, their conduct as they pass along The
s'reels IS respectful and decorous. There
IS % qnarrellIng or fighting among them
They appearing to oct towards each 9th.
CT as a band Of brothers. Their dcport.
! 6ent, too, towards the officers OF tho shin
aas been, as we learn, respectful. As an
evidence Of their good conduct, we car
s,ale that they thoroughly diSnaniled and
.leansed the ship IN two aud half days at.
Ut her arrival AZ tho Navy Yard Nor
ajo'k Rcaeoa.
htfco~aRiug.-Tho money editor Of
'oe National Gazo,to lays down the pro.
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4 letter from Washington 10 tho L. S.
Gazette, says; Passing through tho State
Department a few days since, | heard talk
ing Of a growing spirit Of unlnndness TO-
wards this country Oh the part Of Great
Britain, and VIDA, might be the consequence
81 her por-istng IN measures which are re-
Qarded a. a violation Of our national and
neutral rights. Il IS said that AR. Steven
son siucc bis return, does not hesitate to
express apprehensIons or belief Of a rup-
turc aud 60 add that neither he nor Lord
Palmcrsion thought it worth while to do
or say much to lessen the chances. There
Is, however, n new ministry in Great Br-
tain, and a new minister al the Court Of
ST. James. That ministry is, nevertheless,
a war ministry, and that minister incapa.
bic, ! think, Of compromising the honor
OF ms nation.
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HtscowaRiug.-fhe money editor Of
'oo National Gazette lays down the pro-
pos'uon that stocks always give the first
,u'catlon Of on expansion or contraction of
~ currency merchandise the next, real
.'a,e the next, and labor aud provisions
~ 'asi' Stocks are now falling and he
s'ace dednccs the Inference that mer.
oana'se' real estate, labor, aud provisions
',aso not yet reached the depression TO
which they must come.
iho " petersburg Statesman saws that
ea ~ rool OF The Mechanics Hall, which
ausa' '"lca during the recent Fire, was
'oseded with tin, but it became red.hot,
~ hred the shooting. Tin roofing is mol,
'psfeioro, 6re.prooC.
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Why IS a stick of candy like horse ?
Because the more you lick it the faster il
goes.
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Gen. Murphy, of Ono, who has been
appointed by the President Minister Elk.
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A Mem Jdw.--A gentleman of the Ar
my, says the New York Evening Post,
Who was employed in the Florida service,
during an engagement with a party of IN
dans, had ono side of his lower jar ON
plctely shot away with muskot oall.-
Both he and his friends feared that the
wound would occasion him the loss of that
portion of his mouth. The medical advi-
sers to whom he applied were of opinion
that the parts could not be replaced; but
meeting with A. G. Castle, dentist of
New York, he was prevailed upon TO have
an artificial jaw constructed, which was
accordingly undertaken. The new jaw
was made and fitted in, and the officer has
perfectly recovered the use of the shatter-
ed but important organ. His name we
are not permitted to give.
rN ~
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Latest from FIorida.-Ye derive tie
following interesting paragraph from the
Charleston Patriot Of Saturday last
We learn from passenger il the
schooner Stephen d Francts, from ST. An.
gustine, that information had been received
Ut that place Of skirmlsh having taken
place between portion Of tie L. $. troops
under command Of Captain Wade, and
party Of Indians, during which { Of the
Indians were killed, aud 55 captured, d
portion Of which were women aad chill
drcn.
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The Presidents of the y. Orleans Banks
have held meeting, and resolved that it
is expedent to resume specie payments as
soon as practicable. Avery wise resolve.
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Ohio Eleciioa.-The Locos have been
exuIting very mnch over their triumph in
this State. Now the fact turns out, that,
although they succeeded in carrying the
Legislature the Wings have majoriiies Of
the popular vote. The following is the
aggregate, as given BY the Cincinnati Ga.
zeite:
Wing vote e4,472
Loco Foco 6j,56l
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Whig majority

Please, Gentlemen Locos, strike Ohio
from your pyramid. - Iirg'aiaa,