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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR sALE.-The ~" u' nj, T.; !
n III my Bcnhein Land, heretofore adseitiseu p Il
Terms &C. will be made known ty v o. aJ>-
lottcsvillr, or by
Fredericksburg. May u, leii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06

CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR IorNG ADEs-T i. iansa ~
,y wears fifteen Principal Of Female seminary
~, N,Ik and snoutpoposes 10 naen IN the chy Of hch
49, IN ,ir III Of October Institution for Tire lns'fnc
I'm, II Yonas Ladies The varn~ branches OF Classical ana
Polite Leaning The terms location. 'un oh'f i"''ues W.
IL. sr,Ie,I m a ,rctGs iu br hereafter gwen -,
" ~ " IiE:tkl ROBINSON II Norfolk.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06

,W \DTi,.Eihe subscribers have associated themselves
m the practice al law Their address H. Iha"tcsvlr,
yi-.nia where always found, e'rsp wIn ~
Tending both 81 rs VIII attend me 'n'
mn, ii Abe .lAfc Fiuvanna Aron IucAih-hah; " an!
"i''i e 49, 49, THOMAS ". GlLMER,
J. II. GIiMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06

o,>1ri 90 TsI, ENLISTMENT FOR SAIE.--A very de>iri
L pfntn. o,,e Virginia, enn ins an amount .i jon
Filming advertising and newspaper -Ib- ." niaihs t,
49, Il, - ,. ha,, 80 year, viii hc sold for Si,rU-onr hall
ran and lie; balance in payr -nt-, :" one Nv" aha 'ee
vars. The Inllcs Of the pnpc rloc'''. io 'u'"s par
u'. v. i''pe '" TUG i'"'''' " eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06
ROBERT P. RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN w. RICHARDSON.

Having purchased Jaqucn ay TO. their stock Of Dry
Goods arranged them take their Fail importation
arrival for sale, wholesale, upon the usual
Terms, NJ the store heretofore uped hy them.
We shall Keep constantly hand fine assortment Of Brussels,
Ply, kddrrlnins,r and Carp.;nc and Rugs whit
viii he sold, wholesale retail, n low rrces.
RICHARDSON 4 CO.
Edmond, July !, sil. iG-iI'
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AatA IIEAN


III
the last Of June VIII be resumed on The Eit ~ JAW
Th- Aca!ciny, and ivuruby known, / conmui".
brick rdlce situated the Rcd House, between Milton at
lrrSbnrg, neichhorcnd distinguished alike Tor heat" aud
exemption the temptations 10 wee, with Inch VILLAGE '
tions usually attended and j. of easy by stage o M
The subscriber having had several years esrf
enable hun the most satisfactory -
monia, o his qualifications lie pledges himself 10 spare 10 la
promoting intellectual AMI moral Improvement OF the pupils
charge Ia addition IL e usual studies W.
school in the English aud Classical departments op
French and Spanish languages afforded, "ta
desired Defamation aud composition will BIZ ATTENDED to-
Board fine and respectable funies convenien r.
the Academy
Rates ~ Tuition.
For Elementary English branches $40 per session
For Ancient Languages "
Board including wa.hing, &c, i0pcr session y
five months. FIELD a. CLAiBoBAi.
The undersigned most o whom patron, IL hc abo''
school, pleasure stating that they deem Themselves W.
having procured i Mr. Claiborne y 81
their Academy The pursued lbs ir i W"
sessions has without exception. gwen entire satisfaction
therefore, confidence IA him, that We nehi
the srhnnl t. The public.
\. DURHAM, t. J. SMITH
j. RAISEY, r, JAS. ". JEFFRtNs
j 7. RAlNEY, ~ DAVID FO!NIhH.
JOHN MciniN WM. SMITH.
June - li--ttli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06
ID. NJ. Hoyt Il Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Once
RICHMOND, VI.

RICHMOND, W.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY
on Saturday, 10Th July, 1884, the VIRGINIA MoN"N"
LOTTERY, Class C. fer la, viii be- drawn at AloAandl'
Grand Capitalists 5000, 1900, lG00O, SOFA 100 Jyli
$500, 80 Prize. Of ,ouO . 80, 900 2" &C. &c
IS number l.oitery-i3 drawn bali"i-.
Tickets only S1-iavrs s. quarters 50 3D. ~
Certificates Of Packages Of . Whole Tickets, ~,
Do do. y Half do :,
Do do. % Quarter DO. .
VIRGINIA MoSoSGALIA LOTTERY, Class u, ~ ~ u,
be draw al Arsancra. Va, saturday, ihe Eth q !e
Grapd cspun-:3O.oOo, 10000 5,oo1 800, 1904 -
Of 1900, 80 Of l.o0e J)of a5o-75 Of an, K.
- number Ln,rr-lI drawn ballot.
Tickets Slo-halses s5-guaner, :. -. ~,
Certificates OF Packages of q Who'll Ti';'' w ~
DO. do. 2b Halt d.. II, u
Do. do. ~ Quarter d."
on Saturday. 9th July l-il, the viRGlNiA lit" L.
LOTTERY, Class X, for 1871, Will b. dawn al Aleta M
$780, $780, 800, 5000, 25Do, 40 Of ,5aa 81 Of 80, "
- number Luttsry-la drawn ballots. .igg
Certificates Of Packages Of y Whole Tickets 4;
Do. do - Half do. !, -
Do de-. y Quarter do
VIRGINIA LEESBCRG LOTTERY, Glass l. fcr :'i'
drawn al Alexandria. Va, SATURDAY, TIE I Jus - ?5l
Grand Sohem.-S31D00, 10000. 6.650 1000. 1tJV, -
l,7i7, 25 Of 1000, . $40, 800, 80 q o e.
Tickets sl0-Laiyes S5-qushers : ~
- no. Inter-i3 drawn halO'- siS1
Certificates OF Packages Of . Which, Tickets -
Do do - Hal. do IS -
DO. do. - Gca.ier %.
Orders for tickets in any of the above o'e,e, s
swered hr mall an The sti:i Conf .inyT 20
be Sc all who order of H. -. - It'll
June d
,.tnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARa.-"i Ii eve ne a'.sS
- reward for the apprehension aud delivery 80 ="
JAN that gel them again, the following five Negroes vnf
the FIST of February belonging The Lower Afd
Plantation in Goorhland county S1 f either II hem VIZ
Amlstead, 10 years old, appears Older having lost hs t
TEEN by the Kick of horse > feet II inches h':li.
Jim Ross, about 70 years old, yellow comp snn small a
high cheek bones, he shews traces OF Indian blood a
feet hiah
Nmrod about 40 years old, is bald =
head has lazy walk rather down hook, feet inches h-
William Tinsey, about SO years old prominent 'yrs -
small features, dlrs, bur black, feet ~ inches hrn
Reuben years old short and stout, good booking, "' '
and inch him.
These Negroes wea oil together, from Richmond. T'i IT.
no Doubt, in the c"ung, may be on Tie srf hoaI ~
false papers WV. ~ SAM Tx
Lower Byrd Plantation. Coocband, CO., May IT, -
n G. GRISSOID and II. a. CLAIBORNE, Ja., Are'>'s'
~. LAW having associated themselves IN practice ~"
tend Courts the city OF Rchn"nd and connl y "
firm will receive TIC bcnei, c tie r'ieie
Of Herbert A. Claiborne, EsI.
Office in the basement story of TIE Pnwiaan liou>e, oP'
the city Hall
Richmond, April 20th, 1871. .c.
my CLents-unf my health Is renstaed. The firm I" '
void Claiborne will ali n" II ny h',l
HERBERT A. CLiB1kNtr
April goth, 1911. H'-@"oI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06

CO-PARTSERsHIP NOrICE-We have associated viii! US
~ Mr. H. j.. g. Baskerville late of Petersburg Va. and WILL
on and after this day business under the style IL
Bntrds Bacon 4 Baskerville BlAFORDS Il BACON.
Richmond, July ], lsil l6--ti
NOTIGETh- subscribers tins day entered into Copa
rer-hp this city under the firm
Of Richardson 10.
POBcRT p RICHARDSON
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
TIE MODERN nLocLEsIAN.

Il is related OF DiocIesian, that on some
OCCASION, after he had Ebdicated the throne
Of the Roman world, he was solicited by q
trend to re assume the rcins Of Government
and The imperial purple. lie is sad to have
rejected this temptation with o smile Of pity,
calmly ohsorl ing that IT he could show his
friend " the caJbogeS which he had planted
with his OWL hand al Sauny, lie should no
longer be urged 10 felnqush the enjoyment
of happiness for the pursuit of power
Alter the fourth Of March, Al, MIR. Van
Buren, viii have plenary permission to I" fol.
low in the footsteps" Of genuine RomOn
hero like BIN to point with an honest and
becoming Joy to his long neglected cabba
ees; aud 10 promulgate his Differentiation
never again TO reIlnquish the cultivation Of
this useful and uuprc,endlng vegetable for
the pursuit Of empty and unavallne power.
Oh for another Glbbon to cele brate the
dbd,catioa Of this modern Diocesian,-R.
.StGF.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

- Last week our County Court was
held 10 this place. Mud and water abound
ed in the streets aud on Our side walks
much 10 the honor Of our Commissioners
aud slngularly conducive to the health and
comfort Of the citizens, while money was
most uncomtortably scarce in the pockets
Of the people. Good mornin' Mr.. Shocks
-haYe you got that small amount you
dear bless your soul, Mr.. Punkin, you
don't think I've got any money, do you :
Well, Jake, how dc do 2 Can't YOU fork
upl Why, I'm forked up by The Constable
here, and God only knows how III fork
down. Halo, there, Mr.. PoGe-come this
way II you pcase-can't do it Bob--,his in-
lernal chaps got me in tow. How are you
Pete Give US your paw--don't DO it, Mr..
Officer. | guess as how, you'H run right
sharp aiore you get me, il that's what yer
up to. Is that you, Mr.. Watcheml hows
your health not good, Mr.. Nnbb;ns, I've
been looking for some old debts Of mine,
ana ] got what Iioncycut snapped at. Hey,
Cheatem IS that you--no, il isn't me its a
brother Of mine. You haven't seen nobo-
dy what wanted to swap bosses, have you,
yes, there's Mr.. ---. Why, here's Mr..
shayc'em, aud sure enough--therc stood
Mr. shaye'em with a face as sharp as
newly ground case knife, splitting the wind
--whew-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
SAVANNAH, January Is.

From WUyiad.--Tho news from Flori.
la continues cheering. Appearances now
decidedly justify the expectation that the
enemy will ere long surrender. The task
of the Commanding General is delicate
one. We shall soon know how far he will
trust TO the existing manifestations OF
friendly feeling on the part Of the enemy.
The presence of the Seminoles from Ar
kansas in the euemy's camps, may and pro-
badly will be productive Of happy results.
Oar last information is from Tampa, da-
ted january IA. Our correspondent says
that the news from the West continues to
be gratifying. A letter had been received
there from Col. LOOMS, dated at Fort
Clinch, stating that thirg-three Indians
had come in at that post.
Tigar Tail HIS also conc in and was 60
ing TO Tampa. 1t is thought that in all
about six hundred Indians have presented
themselves at various posts along the coast
on the Gulf side.
A party of the enemy lately attacked
Fort Walker, killing two or three negroes
aud wounding one white woman. Fort
Walker is between Micanopec and New
nansyille.-Republicdn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
GOVERNOR OF NAME.

TIE Legislature Of Maine having accept
ed the rcpor, of tho Committee appointed 10
count the votes for Governor, that there was
M election by the People, the House, on
Thursday, dominated Edward Kent and
John Fairfield to the Senate, aud the latter
body, by vote Of sixteen 10 eight, on the
same dav, elected Mr.. Kent (W.) Govern.
or of Maine for one year, On Wednesday,
Mr. Kent took the 0aihs Of Office and en-.
tered upon the discharge Of its du'ies.-R.
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

4 rogue caught in his oira ty'up.--A SIM
Rular Incident occurred during tie holydays
on the opposite side Of the river. Two la.
dies who resided in Illinois came 10 The CT.
" to make purchases. 4 we'll dressed man
'ullewed them into several stores, at QUO
If which one Of Them got ten dollar bill
ollshgcd, receiving the charge in small bills.
In the evening, on their return hone, when
sbDil distance from Inc Ferry in the prai.
~, The same tnan HEY had seen il the city
rotn up 10 them and demanded their money.
The one who had tie moray drew il out,
and in attempting 10 hand Il up 10 him the
wind caught the bills and carried them off
un 10 The ground. The man di5mouned to
uick them up, and as soon as he was down
the ladies' put Whip 10 their horses and made
fl as fast as possible. Ga their way they
heard the clater Of horses hoofs follow.
iHg them, but were too much terrified 10
stop OF Iook back. VI hen they reached
their o@n gate, behold, the robbers horse
was with them, linc animal with coed
saddle and pair Of saddle bags &c. but
The man was no whero IN sight; they sup.
pose his horse escaped while he was pick
ing Up the bills. On examining the sad
dlehags large sum Of money was found
aud several articles Of wearing apparel but
nothing by which his name could be dlscov-
cred. Up TO Saturday last no one had ap.
peared to claim the horse or property.
Tie above facts we have from a respec.
table gentleman Of this city, who assures US
lhat, singular as the circumstances may ap-
pear, they are strictly correct.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Washington City, Jan. 10, lofl.
nrAR SA Since I last wrote you, very little
Of interest has transpired in this place. The Sc.
nate is still occupied IN the discussion Of tl'e pre-
einpiion bl-thc fate of the bill is very doubtful.
So lar as / have been able to ascertain The opiu-
ION Of Congress upon tie subject, it is my impress
sion, that il Will Is nailed to the table. /. may
pass tie Senate bat ! feel very confident At will
receive its death blow ia the House Of Represcn.
tatiyes
Notwithstanding the glowing description the
President gave rs in his Annual Mcss1ge, of the
dourisLiug condition OF the inanclcs OF the 1rea.
suiy, MI Secretary Woodbury. has again presen-
ted himself At tie doors Of Congress, N his che
rdcter Of lie great sreca,ire Jeggar importu
natey beseeehng FOR u Hetc issue OF FIVE millions
Of Treasury Notes A bill is now before tht
House of Representatives. authorizing him 10 -
sue Treasury Notes as the eEigencies OF the Go
yernment may require, not exceeding the sum Of
five millions Of dollars. Mr.. Barnard, Of New
YORK proposed a substitute for it, which autho
rizes the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 borrow ten
millions Of dollars on the credit Of tho Govern
ment. This is certainly tho preferable mode.-
Under the Treasury Note system we can never
tell how much the Government is indebted bat
when we borrow the money to meet our wants.
we shall always know before hand what we need
before VIC 20 into market 10 negotiate a loan.
Very little will be done during the present Sos
sion The Loco focos have a majority in both
branches Of Congress, aud they viii DO nothing
that is calculated 20 facilitate the operations OF
the Government. They wish iOieaYe every thing
in confusion 50 10 oGb4rrass as much as pos.
sible tie new administration. don't see how
Cen Harrison is 10 get along unless there should
be cui!ed session Uf Congress. lie VIII find
the Government loaded down with debt and az
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

Ihc Credit Syaem.-With all the az
lectcd horror Of the credit system, which
the Locos lose no opportunity ofProiesSing,
none are so ready as they 10 60 in debt,
when they have Il chance. Loot al the
General Government, for example, which,
under Loco rule, has gone in debt from ten
to twenty millions at the State Of Penn
sylyania, whose debt, contracted under the
same party, is thirty-six millions; at Ala
bama, Mississippi, Missouri, &c. with thor
immense debts. And now we find that
Maine, with a rich public domain, and
without a single State rail road or canal,
las a debt Of 81 CTS, 1861. Fly. OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

give give our readers to-day, the
speech Of Senator Graham, on the Pros
pecIiyc Presumption Bill, before the Sen.
ale. II VIC do not much mistake the peo-
pc Of North Carolina, such uncousliiaiou-
a doctrines as that urged by Mr.. Wright,
II Now York, will receive that condem.
tation which il deserves from all parties.
NJ. Wright is the leading Loco Foco in
The State Of New York. II his doctrine
be that Of the party TO which he belongs,
Heaven saye US from such bastard democ
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

T. Mosley, of Madison county, New
York, is on his way to Washington with a
hog of his own raising and tattcning, which
weighs l, 255 pounds present for Gen.
Harrison.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

Tho editor of the Troy (0Aio) Times,
having recently paid visit to Gen. IIar-
fison, at North Bend, says in his paper Of
the 18th
The General is much absorbed in bust
ness, preparatory to his departure, which
will probably take place about the first of
February. At this early period, before
even he himself is in office, he is annoyed
by applicants, some for Office, and some
PRAYING not to be dismissed, who are now
IN. Some have travelled from the extreme
parts of the Union seeking place, whilst
others tax his time and patience by enor-
mously long epistles setting forth their
vast claims, fine qualifications and great
accomplishments, without even paying pos
tage on the same. This neglect 70 pay
postage Is highly culpable aud mosr ycNa-
tous 10 the General, imposing upon him
an unjust expense Of nearly, if net quite,
a hundred doiiars per month.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
nnNlncRAcN-WHAT Is IT

Mr.. Benton once defined Democracy, as
compounded Of two Greel; words, signify.
ing the rule Of the People--lhat is of the
majority. The " Globe said abon the
same time, "iherc is 10 other democracy
than the democracy Of numbers" 0i
course, therefore, according to their own
doctrines, the Wing party now constitute
the /" Democracy" Either so, or Gen.
Harrison has been elected by minority.--
Raj. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
A Joint resolution was pissed by the Ala.

A Joint resolution was pissed by the Ala.
bama Legislature authorizing the Govern
or to cause Gold Medals TO be made and
presented 10 Miss Mary MKcrly and Sis,
tiers, in consideration Of the industry aud
success ot these yonng ladies in the cuIiiya
ton Of SILK, an elegant specimen oil which
was deposited, by Resolution, ia the Eyecu,
tive office OF tbr State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
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Thursday, February 4, IsAG.

sy-Sce the speech of II. c. Jones from
Rowan, delivered in the House of Com
mons, upon the Bill TO locate the Superior
Court Judges. 1t abounds in argument,
VII and humor, and its effect was such that
the Bill silently passed TO the "tomb Of
the Capulets."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

hentgcky-Tbe resolutions in favor Of d
Just and equitable distribution Of the pro
cecds Of sales Of Public Lands among the
several States in The ratio Of their federal
population have passed both branches Of the
Lentucky Legislature. Ia the Senate. the
resolution affirming the RICH, Of the States
TO these lands, as common property, pass
ed unanimously and the resolution in "a.
vor Of ,hoir distribution, as abnve, among
their righ'ful owners, passed By the decisive
vote Of % TO 4.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

Our School Lar. Some Of the North
ern papers have given South Carolina cred.
il for the passage of the liberal act of our
Legislature appropriat.ng $4,000 per
anHum to Common Schools. The error is
a natural one. \ public meeting in Charles.
ton having admitted that there was moro
ignorGace III South Carolina than in any
other State, it was reasonable to suppose
that the Legislature of that State had
adopted measures to remedy the evil
F0y Obs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

Mississippi Leeisloture.--The remoya-
ton which the Mississippi Legislature IN
derwent at several recent special elections
has thrown the Wings into the majority in
the House, and on meeting on the 9th ult.,
Alex'r gentrcss, (W.) of Wilkinson coun-
Y, was elected Speaker Of the House by a
vote d 80 10 "a, and X. VI. Corwine, (W D
Of lazoo, Clerk, BY vote Of 10 TO 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

Governor Kent, in his address to the
Legislature of Maine, Just delivered, ex-
presses himself on the subject OF The North
eastern Boundary in the following terms.
After abiding to the i,npedimcnls and de-
lays which have heretofore interiered to
prevent an adjustment Of the question, he
SAYS
"Tho time cannot he Car distant when the
question Hnst ASSUME a more definite shape eth
er pedeeable Or wlrlikn aud much as We may
deprecaie the evils and miseries Of war, we ought
10 be prepared to meet the issue, il such, after ALL
is the determination of our opponents, with the
frmuess Of men who feel that they have the
right, and who viii 40, yigld to threats or force
the Inheritance Of our fIthcrs and the rigltiul
territory OF the State. The unanimiiy which
has characterized cur State on this question, in
the midst Of all our political excitcments, is a
sure guaranty that the pesple are ready TO sus-
tain their ruler. in all jndeious temperate, yet
firm and decided measures, and that il is regard.
ed By them as too sacred and too solemn sub.
ieet to be made the instrument Of any mere par
y schemes or movements"
On the subject of the recent military
occupation Of Madawaska by order of the
Governor General Of Canada, Gov. Kent
s,'9s:
al cannot but view this proceeding as my
predecessor does, in his reply to Sir John liar,
yoy, as "a direct and palpable Infringement oi
the subsisting arrangement ard as taking mill
tary possession Of that portion Of TIE contested
territory. And if the suggestion Of Lieut. Gov.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

They say ;hat Katy Bobbius said that
Polly MuIliu said that Suay Spiggo said
that old Mrs. Snoggs told her thai Sncky
'fwope told her that Sally Slang told Esther
Flaris's cousin Mily that YOU were no bet
ter than YOU should be The wench, how
dare She say 50 I'll match her.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

sS To $. I. F. Precious youth We
advise thee to abide under the eye of thy
mothor-stny not from the patonaI root,
or evil may bciali thee. Esohew writing,
aad cleavc onto thy handle, ana per.
ellancc, thou maycst become great cot.
ton sctaPer
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

The Halifax Advocate announces that
Jesse A. Bynum will not be a candidate for
reelection to Congress from that District I;
and dominates VIM. w. Cherry as the
Wing candidate to succeed him. The
nomination Is not less satisfactory to the
Wing party than the prospect Of getting
rid Of Bynum, who has not added much 10
the character Of the State, TO say The least.
Fay. Obs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04

Qnfe Present. Richmond Star
mentions that a gentleman of the editors
acquaintance received on Christmas eleven
trkies, forty pounds Of butter, one barrel
Of apples, twelve minco pies, monstrous
cake, a barrel ofsoft soap, a jar of preserves,
a poodle dog, two little pigs, from friends,
and trims by his wife. He must be per-
iectly happy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
EIARRIED

Ia tits County, ON the 25th ult,, BY the Rev.
CYRUS Johnson, Mr. JAMES w. TAGERT, to
Miss AMELIA J. daughter Of the late Morrison
Mckee, decd.
We acknowledge our fee, and wish you lots
Of happiness
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-04
CHARLES TON-JANUARY %.
WIN. ES&NNEY.

En ESPECTFuLLY informs the Citizens of
ia Charlotte and its vicinity, that be will exc
in oil, of all sizes Likcnesscs
warranted at moderate terms. He can be seen
by application at the house Of Mr.. Sumner.
Feb. ISL. l9V