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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-30

"a We publish below the letters Of
Messrs Dell and BADGER, which corfolso.
rate The statements made BY Mr.. Ewing,
The locoioco presses are bitterly dcnounc.
ing the course Of these gentlemen, IN re.
gard 70 nha, they cad, di,ulsing Cabs.
net secrets" Ic tho coursr Of Mr.. rs Ter
was such as Q place item u position dis.
honorable to themselves and Their charac-
tiers we soc no other course len orea for
Lhei,l.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-30

VA We are sorry for his. fos 50 long
as Daa'et ne6oter re1aaias iafhe CaLigct.
Mr.. Iyter ran Rercr command rHr CONT.
DENcr OF ruE RurrRLWAN PARTY.
I This is what the publisher & CO. of tue
Jcilarsoaiua say, relative 10 Dir. Webster 9
remaining ia the Cabinet, verify his Is the
a." Ba2en Age" These basiatl democs...s
now taik of Jr. Tyler commanding the
confidence Of the rrubIican Party Must
Mr.. Tyler now mrn round aa1 disn.i-s
VIZ. Webster to obtain iAa confidence Of
the Republican PARTY. what have the
Republican Party done for him Have
they moi abused and yiliied him Did
they not decry biu la; summer and fall
and did they not vote against hin at Tia
election which made han President, were
they not N farw Of iaitiu Wan Brren aud
bis destructive measures But now alr.
Tyler, if you VIII drop Nh. Webster ard
fil his place with some bawIing Iocoioeo,
yoa viii obtain cur coaedsacel II You
oniy possessed car &c. flmee vhai Pre-
s.,ieni 700 aoaid de DO dear Mr. Tyler,
bostow your confidence upon Us and throw
away those Wings who elected you, they
will not rc-cleet you ard perhaps we may.
" bother Mr.. Tyler a.il dismiss Mr.. Web
ter after reading the Je.Itronjan, remains
- future. We suggest thai frw Of til
Nos. be scui TO tie PrcsiLent--thcrc is no
cling what an effect they might produce;
{ that will not answer, suppose you nApe.
rash him, as you have some tia, VIC could
ian,c. Whal glorious expedlcal
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22

/ NJ lew BOOks.AThe Flag Ship, OF, Voyage
IL around the World in the United States Fngate
Columhig, attended by her coHsort the SlOop of War
John Adams, and bearing the broad pennant of Gommo-
dors George q. Read. By Fitch w. Taylor, Chaplain
to the Squadron.
Shetland and the shedanders, or the Northern Cir
cult, by Cathahne Sinclair, author Of Modem Accom-
PlislimeHts, &c.
Scotland and the Scotch, the Western Circuit, by
the same author.
The Family of HeatIlerdale; or, the influence of
Christian Principles, by Mrs. Colonel Mackay.
The Dew of Israel and the Lily of God; or, Glimpse
Of the Kingdom of Grace, by DR.. F. w. Krummacher,
author Of "Eliah the Tisbbite d" &c.
The Hearts Ease; or, remedy against all trouble,
with conEolat0Ty discourse particularly directed 10
those who have lost their friends and reations by
Simon Patrick, d. d.
Memoirs Of the Rev. Charles Nisbett, D. D., late
President of Dickinson College, by Samuel Miller, d..
D., Professor in the Theological Seminary, Princeton,
New Jersey.
The Complete Works of Thomas Chalmers, d. D..
and L. L. D., Professor Of Theology in the University
OF Edinburgh, and corresponding member of the Royal
Institute Of France, vols.
The Young Man from Home, by John Angel James.
Feed my Lambs, by Daniel Wilson, d. D.. Bishop Of
Calcutta.
Sowing and Reaping or, What will come of it, by
Mary Howitt author of Strive and Thrive, &c. Sor-
rowing, yet rejoicing, a narrative Of
slve bereavements in Minister'S Family.
ALsO--A further supply of Phillips Devotional
Guides, The Marthas, The Marys and The Lydas
Jsmes' Anxious Inquirer.
Just received, and for sale by
ARMSTRONG g. BERRY
de 30 dat Ne 1874 Baltimore ST.
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TEXAS,

The acknowledgment of the Independence OF
Texas by Great Britain appears to be subject
of great felictatior by the public, and the Press
Of that republic They unite in the augury oil
its favorable effect -pon their trade and com
merce. and also in regard to the settlement oil
the difficulties that exist between their govern
ment and Mexico, unaer the expectation that
England win mediate between tnem, and by dint
of her influence, cause Mexico to recognize
Texas as an independent nation, and to make a
Erestv of amity and commerce with her Upon
this subject the Austin Gazette has the loiioW-
ing remarks.
"This Recognition by Great Britain of our
National Independence will form an epoch from
which we begin to d tie our prosperity as COM
mereiai community. If the stipulations of the
treaty are as represented, we may safely calcu-
late that ere another year rolls its eventful
course, all differences with our Mexican enc
mics will be at an end; then, instead of war
its various ad.faha ages will reign supreme
Texas may now expect to see the tide OF emf
grafton set more strongly than ever to her shores
she may now anticipate the quick and certain
deyelopement of all her late resources; her mi
neral wealth will be sought out with eagerness
her Santa Fe trade will now be opened, and
her hardy pioneers and yeomen hanging up their
nipple. tents of war, and devoting themselves to
the cultivation of their plantations, will ever be
the praise and boast of this their home.
The Star of Texas is now rising above the
horizon: IN short time we may confidently ex-
pect that it will take Its proper station in the po-
litical armament, and we sincerely hope that
Congress will not by any h l, a-c c:s.o ,,ge
the country into foolish, expensive and uncal
led for war"
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And then the House adjourned.

From the .NatioHat frtteUigcnceT, ofthis no7H'g
DEATH OBJ COTMODORE STEVENS.
The Naval Order which appears in another
column will announce to our readers the decease
sudden and unanticipated as it il affecting
of Commodore THOMAS HoLDUP STEVENS, Of
the Navy. In the meridian of life, and in the
enjoyment of the highest health, he retired to
bed on Wednesday night, and before morning
the angel of death had stricken him from the
number of the living. We knew not when any
instance of those solemn dispcnsations which
Providence orders, as it were, as admonitions of
the uncertain tenure of existence has struck up
on us more painfully. Open-hearted, frank. nd
generous, we knew not man who made his
way so directly to the affections of all to whom
he became known as this gallant and lamented
officer; ana proportionably keen is the sorrow
for his loss and the sympathy which is univer
sal ly felt for his large and ustimable family.
Commodore STEVENS was native of Charles
ton, South Carolina, and entered the May in
1903, the early age of fifteen. Young as he
was, lac had distinguished himself in the war of
1912, even before PEERY's brilliant victory on
Lake Erie, and he commanded one of the vessels
in that ever-memorable battle. As man, he
was without reproach; and, as an officer, he was
regarded as one of the brightest ornaments ef
the Navy in peace, as he had been one ofIts most
gallant sons in war.
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St4lIPPlNG RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY ~, 1871.


! SAILED, in tow of the Patapsco-Br brig Ambassa
| dor, Clarke, Kingston, ia
| The Bremen barque Sophia, BeeRkeT, hence at Bre
men 10Th ult
| The ship Scotia, Welsh Of Baltimore, sailed from
the Texel 18th u fer st Ubes and passed Portsmouth,
! Eng. 18th, reported for Mobile
The lrg Reaper and schr William T0mpkhs, OF and
for Baltimore, were at Laguayra 23d Dec
The brig Gazee, Glover, hence at New York Jan ~
The schr Gen. Call, EdmondsOn, for Baltimore, cid
at New York Jan 20
The sehrs Lady Monroe, Stewart; Citizen, Keazer,
aud slo0p Snatch Allen fin Baltimore, arr at st Marks
9th inst
NEWPORT, Jan 17--Arr barque William, fur Got
tenL-fg
HOLINESS HOLE. Jan far ship Clarendon fiji
New Orleans
BOSTON, Jan 1s--No arrivals or clearanees
PORTLAND, Jan I6-BelOw schF OdeOn, FIN Nor
folk
NEW YORK, Jan 20--CId schr Gen Call, Baltimore
Arr brig Caracas FIN Laguayra 23d Dec. Left al La
gdayra Drlgs Black Hawk, unc; Reaper, Baltimore, do
schr WIN T0mpklns, unc
AT Porto Cabello schr Esqumaux, for Boston, days,
the only Am
Arr hip CASTOR, FIN Savannah
4BHg Esptletl, fin st Domingo Left Am. SehF
Majestic sailed days before
Brig Gazelle, fin Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, J1l 2l-Cld brig RowcRa, La
guayra
RICHMOND, Jan 2O-Arr schr Patrick Henry, Kir-
win, amore
SAILED-schr John stull, Teal, Philadelphia
Schr Manchester, Allen, New York
Brig Orleans, Horton, New Orleans
Schr Mary Cathariue, Edins, Baltimore
ScEr Fran A Seward, Leeds, New York
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NOTICE.

FE7STE undersigned, Owners of the Washington
u Chronicla) have made assignment OF their ac-
counts and assets to CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for the benefit of their creditors. All col
Iectors and others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES H. HAMILTON (now OF
Baltimore,) his ager:, to whom all payments are re
quested to be made. J. II. HAMILTON.
Il. w. DENHAM.
P.S. j. H. HAMILTON continues his agency fof
settling Gen. PUFF GREEN'S accounts, made during his
residence in Washn 5toH city.
Earf
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GENERAL NAVAL. ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jan. %, 1871.

NAVY DEPAKTMEAT3 JsII' 10 F7t1f
As mark of respect to the memory of Capt
THOMAS HOLDUP STEVENS, late of the
U. s. Navy, who died at Washington en- the 2lst
inst. while in command of the Navy Yard and
station, the flags of the navy yards, stations and
vessels of the United States Navy are to ne hois-
led half mast, anG thirteen minute guns fired at
noon on the day after the receipt this order,
Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps are dI-
rected to wear Grape oh the left arm for thirty
days j. (. FAULDlNG.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22
CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND II PACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.
SLATE! SLATER SLATE

SLATE! SLAI az SLATE y!
va LILLIAN BAL LEY, Slater, has recerVedby
w the ship PocsboRtas from Liverpool, his fall sup
ply of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the zoos al
which, Chat he put last all) have been SO much ad
mired. In order obtain the lest article i his e
The Subscriber has gone to the expense an experienced
Judge OF the article, in England, visiting all tie WrIeh
cuafFies and purchasing the best, without regard to
prce, and invites examination Of his pFesf MT stuck
being satisfied it will compare advanage0usly with any
thing of the kind ever brought TO this markeG
He has also constantly en- hand u full supply Of
AMERICAN SLATE, froIa the best quarry knowil on
the continent, and uvyts he will be able to give entire
satisfaction to those who may favor him with their work
To those moi acquainted with the fact he would stale
that the cost of slate roof very te( lnore Ian
the best shingles, and considerably less than those pre-
tended to he fire proof roofs, which, upon the s
proach of Are, gel into saeIis mood, and disappear
leaving the property they neaded protect, aa
easy preV TO the devouiing element.
The subscribers yartl Union Desk, below Flees
street bridge; dwelling, Front ST., the Theatre.
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
as above. dot 10
ENDIFORS OF Bal timore Patriot, of The IIpI eF,
- of the Pilot Transcript, of the FUN and others III
JOIN in commentator of DAViSON'S Patent Muscil
NnHAn IN na.Hta.A n.N.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22

MARTIN MATTHEW'S * co.
~ IERCHANp TAILORS, No. N. HOWARD
1VZ STEET, inform their friends and the public that
they have selected fiom the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets, their Fall and Winter supply of
Goods, embracing handsome assortment of the most
desirable Cloths, Caasimeres and Vesting, which they
will promptly make up to order in The best style of
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit
tnuakoe of the patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed. they have for sale few gross of superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
N. B-For sale or rent, first rate modern built two
story HOUSE, with attic, and extensive back build
pgs, in Saratoga street near to Liberty. Enquire as
above. " d27
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22
EaIHE RALTIrIONE LITERARY AND

YHyHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
RELIGIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by ROB
ERT J. BRECRIERIDGF and ANDREW b. CRoss.--Janu'
airy, ls4I CONTENTS;
1-speech of Robe-t J. Breckenridge, delivered IN e
Csud House yard AT Lexington, KY, on The lSth
day of October, 1910. In reply 20 The ''Speee'i
ofRobert Wickfe, delivered ia the Court fionsn
in Lexington, on the 10Th day of August, le4D,
upon the occasion of resigning his seat az Sena
tor from the county of Fayette." And in defence
of his personal character, his political principles,
and HE religious connexions More particularly
in regard TO the q"estiOns Of the power of the le-
gisature on the subject of Slavery, Of the Impor-
faon of Slaves, of Abolitionism, Of British nflH-
eRce, of Religious Liberty, etc,
2.-AIOlnism, No |.
J.-Margarit6 ROmang.--The First Dive.
4.-RevOlution in the Maryland HosPitsl.-Frogress
in Public Sentiment
5.-The Gospel Mystery of Sanctheatioa by Rev
WIN. Observation-Disclosures VII.
G2-Nouces, Receipts, Accounts, Answers TO Letters,
&c. &c.
Subscriptions received and single Numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN * SON,
EauA It
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6tREAT BARGAIfNs., ~ DRY GOODS :

AfREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. -
u BE.4LR Z. RICHARDSON has on haRd a
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now selling off very reduced prices. As the sea
is advancing lie will offer mis- well selected stock
at prices which cannot fail TO pleasa.
On hand Cloths, ofal shades and qualities, from to
$40; Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, Flushings &c;
Fancy Cassmeres, Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans, Elan
nes Blankets, Canon Flannels, Ticking, large
sortinent of English French and German mernos Yes
tings Domestic Goods black ground CaIicos; BrOche,
Menno, I'hibet Wool and Silk Shawls; MOusene de
Laine; figured and plain Silks and Satins; Bonbazines,
Cloves Hosiery; rbned Merino Shirts, Linen Cambria
HANDKERCHIEF Irish Linens, with many other goods
all of which will be sold low. Call and see.
BEALE H. RICHARDSON,
dis No. l65 and I73 Baltimure It Charles ST.
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ae9a
NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON-
"A CERN are III reby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virgra
which, belonging James Swan, of Boston, on the 3Uth
day OF August, 1880, amounting tive million FIVE
hundred and y-two thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres, were that day, by Decd dated
at Pans, in France, conveyed to Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con-
veyed to me, in for the United States American
Land Company, and that /, and Alone as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by my
are, or will be, auho sed To SELL lease, rent, othe-
wise dispose OF said lands al OF hem and all per,
especially notified to purchase, rent lease
otherwise contract with any other person. therefore
and especially not to purchase of p. Dumas, JT who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
OF Swan, under of the Legislature of Viz
gnia, of one DumOrghue, any other person pro
tending for in the behalf of the said Dumas,
tie creditors ofthe said Swan
These lands will be Sold rented leased advana-
geOus terms. They Uttered through the State of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing
purchase, rent or lease part of them requested
DUFF GREEN,
jy24 dly Trustee IT, S. 4. Land Company
QG-The Richmond Wing, and tie Reporter, Lexing
ton, n.y., VIII please inert tins once week for three
months. and forward their accounts TO this office
~ ESV BOOExS.-We haze lately received from
1V philadelphia and New York, the following works:
DIR. Chalmers Works, in vols, the LIST aId I'd on
Natural Theology; Sd and 9TH on Christian Revelation;
5th Oh Moral Philosophy; 6th Commercial DiscourSes:
7th Astronomical do; Memoir of Dr. Nisbet; Memoir
of Mrs. Grant and hIrs. Dvig',, Missionaries; Bishop
Nc II vain the Oxfard Diviiiy. Illustrations of Pope
ry; Popery IN enemy Civil and Religious Liberty by
DR.. Rrownlee; Dr. Kevins Popery; DIR. Brownlees
Letters the New York Roman Catlolic COntrovG ";
Lectures on the points in Controversy between Roman
lists and fro!estaRts. Chamock on the Attributes of
God vols Miller the ChrstiVn Ministry Kingsbury
on the Sabbath; The Flower Garden, sc.
All the Books and Tracts of The Presbyterian Board
of PubcAlon,' together with general assortment Of
School and Theological Books, Stationery, &c. for sale
on reasonable terms, by DAVID OWEN,
No. p N. Gay Street.
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EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN,

FENHE combined qualities of Inconosibllity and dura
- bility possessed by this and beautiful article,
may justly claim for it the title of Ever pointed" The
body of the pen is gold, incOnosbls metal highly po~
and the points" are oTmed of metal second in hard
substance heretofore discovered having the
ndlssolubllty of diamond, and wholly nsensble
rosion; cannot wear in the slightest degree affect
them. IN addition TO these enduring properties has
the sOffness and smo0hness of the quill pen and It's in
conosibty allows free and pleasant how OF the ink
1t was invented by ]. Hawkins, of London, who asa
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The Incest WORK
manGfiP and long application have been necessary 10
perfect it, and is now offered the Ne Plus Ur2
of pens, Ivng the beautIG The quill and metallic ~ 4
combined WITH its own peculiar exceency of always re
taxing the elasticity the same easy flow, and the
aame Beautiful stroke, interchangeable by time and
This pen has been in use for FIVE years, who~s the
least perceptbie wear. G5sWarraHteG for year.
For sale by CANFIELD s. BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
olS Agents for the Manufacturers.
FRYO THE INsOLVENT.-NOTICE
= Giants for the rsolvent Laws Of the State of Mary
land, can have their papers correctly drawn up and On
reasonable terms, by applying 10 L. r. SCOTTI,S Gen
era Intelligence ana Agency ofre, No West FayeIte
street, basement story BarnHn's City Hotel. %
FREIGHT AND PAsSA GLE FOR
HaPRE DE GRACE IND PORT DEPOSIT.
"a eea<zz Tie Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
2s<=staAAsze Caat. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave PatteYson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at 9 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the same hour and will land
passengers Kennard's wharf, near Chesterown aHa
al Howel's Point.
ff7-The Wocot has been lengtIlnned and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery gnd
is in the / est possible orde
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FOX SA LIZ.
4 GOOD FARM HAND, for a term OF ycers,
- servant man, about % years of age last Februa-
ry, having 1ve years to serve nom thai time. lie -
and has never Ivs the city. Fer iurthex nforma-
ton apply 10 L. r. sCOrTI's Seneral Slave Agency,
and intelligence Office old establishment, No West
FayeuesH eel, bsssm At Of Banun's Gig Estei, ali
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MARCUS DEEIsON,


HAS JUST RECEIVED-Extra superior Rochester
H White w. eat FLOUR; fresh No / HOPS; Vel
Vet ORkS; English and American sporting POWI'I.H;
Bile ichsd White. Sperm Oil Loaf SUGAR; rup We
" ch9ce chewing TOBACCO, and Principe SEGAkS,
which, with our usual supply of GREEN aud black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and Ii
QUORS, and for sale at moderate prices OILS
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Ns24
aHOE THREAnS-

SHUE THREADS
~ LARABEE, No. 30 Se.ah Calvert street, has
- received by the late arrivals from Liverpool the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the various kinds,
Brown, GREEN, HALF BLEACTED, RLEAoHED, and YEI-
Low; all from the facto-y Europe Also, in store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS.
LAS IS Of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
Country merchants will 30 well to call before purchas
ng dislm sep 81
CHLORINE TOOTH Pow AZ FIR. for cleans
~ ing the Teeth, healing spsngy Gums, and purifying
the Breath. Il is unnecessary say that this Tooth
Powder is superior anything ese invented, but
il is confidently believed thatt will give general sasiae
ton TO those who it. One proof of the superiority
this article is, that there many who after having
used 1t four or five yeaTs, it to be the best
dentuhce Trey have ever tried. Prepared by
G. H. Tv.ER.
Corner Z, Baltss~~ ard uisb sta R9t
NJ D. None genuine, without the fao smile of the
proprietor upon The side of the boz.
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THEFLORInAW WAR


eussed.
THE FLORIDA WAR.
In the course of the debate, reference was
made to a communication from the Secretary OF
War to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
transmitting estimates of money necessary to De
appropriated for the -orida war, and urging the
propriety OF speedy action on the ubiect
After the Committee of the Whole had risen
the communication of the Secretary to the com
mittee, with the estimates, was, at the request
OF MIR EVERETT, ordered to be printed. We had
time only to glance ourleye over the estimates
They are as follows:
For the quartermaster's Department $4,000
For the Commissary General Subsis-
tencs 2a2, 421
For pay of 500 mounted volunteers 4s9,OIO
For pay Of 500 foot volunteers 77,206
For pay of arrears for Florida mill
- tia in 1910 90, PA
For pay OF arrears for battalion of
Georgia volunteers in 1910 &c. 446
For the Ordinance Department 10000
For the Medical Department 10000
1885,, 1927
And then the House adiourned.