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UECEss.C- DE C.,TrON.

Per steamboat Medora Heirn l39; B Boy kin s3; De- sha, Sheppard 97; Austi x Marshall 6S Simpson .S 5li Bull & Files 2O Pnrvis S Andrews Is; Leavens X Malone H. Ledyard co II; Tartt, Stewart & co l0; Matlock lO Buard 6; E L Andrews X co 5; Rives, Battle N co 2.
 Per steamboat North Star Desha Sheppard & co l06; Paul 72 Carlisle 33 Allen & Iaden 33 S Robin son 2l; Bull Files 20; Tooner, Gay 19; T J Hill co 7i Stringellow Hanna l2i A Ledyard 5; Harr- son X Blair 4 Mauiin, Montague x co 4; w Dckn- son + Cumnins, Hogan X Snow I; A M Bowling g.
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EHi PORTS.
Inn hata. ba,r

NEW YORK-Ship Portsmouth 100 bales hay
 NEW ORLEANS-Schr Justitiu 20 casks bacon, 40 bbls pork, DO do Whiskey, 0U do nour leo sacks
 NEW ORLEANS-Steamboat Lady of the Lake 20 bbs molasses 30 do apples do sugar, 30 hds do, 20 casks wne Is sacks oats 37 casks bacon 5 paste board, bxs, bd and bbs mdse.
 NEW ORLEANS-Steamboat w w Fry :5 bbls whskey, l0O bxs lemons 50 drums figs, hhds sugar. 75 bbs flo ur l5O bags coffee, sucks bran snndries
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nAssaNcEaS

Per steamboat North Star-J Parham and lady, Mrs Shoot and children, Miss Strang Messrs Lee White. W Hart Evans, Rall Damn, Melee, Bumpers Latonvile.
 Per steamboat Lady of the Lake-Mr Brown, lady and child, Messrs Waller, Hall Robinson Mob c. Austi w Nelly, Brun, Philbrick, Ackwood-2l on deck.
 Per steamboat Medorl-Mr Hay and lady, Mrs Drad- ley and child, Mr Norton and son. Messrs McCorce w Brooks, Manly Shelan, Lee, Wright iIeirn Quares w Barnes, Matlock, Ferrill. Blunt Powell
 Per steamboat w w Fry-Mrs Here, Mrs Bishop, w Lane, Messrs Combs, Masse.
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We hope our readers will not take this or the last papers, fair specimen of the style on which we mean to print this paper. We are yet in state of confusion, from the pressure of business upon hands nor yet accustomed the routine of an evening pa per,-and there are defects in the economy of the of flee and the press room, which require time to cor rect. With this apology-once hope for all, we beg to be under stood promising in short time, neatly printed paper, the mechanical faculties within reach, in this city, can give.
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The habit of writing for morning paper, in which the time present to the editor, is always yesterday to the readers, is apt in change of the tune of publica lien to the evening, confuse the tenses and for while to mix the yesterday and today's, in curious disorder. In our last paper, talked of the morn ing's ma as yesterdays mail, and came very near now, by slip of the pen, putting it back another day. With little careful watching of ourselves, We shall,get right, m time.
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MARINE LIST.
FORT OF MoBILE-DECEMBER ;, k

CLEARED Ship Admttance, Smith, for Liverpool, Masee. Barque Bostonan, Gilchrist, for Boston, c Rowland. Brig Mary Cole, Hix for Boston, F Shaw & co.
 ARRIVED Ship Portsmouth, Glover fin New York, to muster. Brig Omar, Watts from ThomAston, with lime 10 Jas. II Rivers. Schr Justa, Schernock, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat North Star, Toumin, fin Tuscaloosa, with 375 bales cotton. Steamboat Medora, Terrlll, fin Montgomery with 536 bales cotton. Steamboat Lady of the Lake, Allen, fin New Orleans. Steamboat W w Fry, Pendaryis fin New Orleans.
 MEMORANDA. Cid at Charleston, 22d ult. for this port brig Tower, Wilson-cargo 150 tcs rice, &c
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Gen. Murphy of Ohio, who has been appointed Minister Plenpotentiary from the United States to Central America, sailed from New York for Baze on the 18th u.
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CnNsIGNEs.A

Per schr Justtia {: Req; Marshall & Rowe order. Per steamboat Lady oi the Lake w Smith, Wm II Bunnell & co; SJ Wilson; T P Miller & co.
 Per steamboat W w Fry Fry X McCrary F w Me Coy; Barron x Mead; Smith X Dabney; Perryman Son; Marshall X Rowe; Cooper; Cacinaj Cutter; r ChantrOn Claro; A Pope X Son.
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This mornings Eastern mail failed from beyond Augusta (Geo.) The paper bags brought New York papers of the I9lh and the Foreign accounts by the Caledonia, us published yesterday, came to hand again. m Philadelphia papers of the 22d., and Savan- nah papers of the 25th. This is scattering work.
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The steamboat Queen of the South, her down. ward trip from Fnch's Ferry, yesterday morning about o'clock, Fort Stoddard, lost of her ninds overheard We have not yet been able to learn his name.
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MOBILk,
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. ?, ls4l

PRIcEs CURRENT.-Our letter sheet will be pre- pared tomorrow and ready for delivery by P. M.
 The Boston steamer Acadia, leaves for Liverpool, on the l6th inst al1ordng twelve clear days for the transmission of letters hence, if dispatched by Satur days mail
 The large newspaper sheet will be ready between and 10 o'clock, on Saturday.
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NATHANIEL GREENE, Esq. late Postmaster of Boston, and the original Editor of the Boston Post, man of fine abilities and requirements been nominated for Mayor of Boston, by the Democratic party. The Wings have nominated Jonotnan Ciap-i man, Esq, for reelection.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

q The flags of the shipping in port, this morn ing at half mast in respect to Capt. E. B. Tatem, late of the steamboat Gainesville, who suddenly killed last evening, by the kick ofa frightened horse Tn Commerce street.
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EXRORTk.

LIyERPoOL-Ship Admitance 1851 bales cotton. BOSTON-Barque Bostonan 459 bales cotion 646 dry hides
 BOSToN-Brig Mary Cole: 229 bales cotton
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

The Charleston Mercury of the 25th ult., contains the Message of Governor Richardson, to the South Carolina Legislature. It occupies nearly whole page of the paper.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

Another very destructive fire occurred on the 18th ult. at Petcrsburgh, (va.) destroying number oJ valuable buildings, and theaening the Rail Road De- pot, which was several times fire. A negro boy has been arrested as the incendary.
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The United States Bank building, we are gratfed to learn, is in a far way of becoming Government property. The Collector of this port has laid the subject of its purchase before the department Wash, ngton. We trust it will become the head-qua ters of the Collector of Philadelphia.
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BISHOP ENGLAND, of South Carolina, recently returned from Europe, and is in this city. He is delivering theological discources at St. Jons church, in Thirteenth street above Chesnut. On Monday night the building crowded to hear this distinguished Bishop of the Romsh Church. He was in full costume and addressed the people from ele vati0n in front of the alter, extemporaneously
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02
From the Daily National Gaze,te.l

al 0 $l0O.OU0. That portion of the buding which Was completed tbe 1st May last, and IS now oecu- pied, ,ells the current year about $6O ,OOO.
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The Great Western was detained at New York until Thursday the 23d ut.
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p Advertisements intended for this paper, if et at former office Of the Journal the old stand of the Regis ter or at the printing in Cont street, few doors east of the Planters Bank, will receive due attention They should be ef prior to P. to insure nsertion
 u THEATRE.-A CARD.-MRs. STUART most respectfully begs leave inform her friends and the pub lie generally, of Mobile that her BENEFIT and last a- pearance this season, will take place SATURDAY Eys- next, Dec. 4h when will be performed first time in this city, sheridan Knowles highly successful play titled
 LOVE, OR THE COUNTESS OF THE sERF.
 Countess Eppenstcin. n................ MRS. STUART
 Cathhrine,. Richardson Huon. Mr. Pearson
 Afer which first time this season. the comedy in two acts (which with such brilliant success last season called WILL Is POWER.
 hlnK Cnnfies MRS. STUART Countess D'Ascoli, (st time). Richardson 1T BOX Book is now open. dec 2 NXCHANGE ON NEW YORK at short sight E and 60 days, and on New Orleans at sight, for sale by ldec2 2Ml l. BELL, Jr. St. Francis-st.
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PlJ RLIC SALES.
HH MARSHALL. ~ ROME.

bH NE A sSS HALL aN ROW K. TOMORROW MORNING at 9 o'clock 10 hhds N o Sugar, prime article 20 bbls new Sugar, 10 bbls Loaf do 20 boxes Havana do; POM Cigars 30 boxes various brands Tobacco
 10 hhds Cincinnati Sides, 10 casks do Hams 10 hhds Shoulders, 50 bbls Rect. Whiskey 30 half bbls old Monongahela Whskey 10 Is casks Cognac Brandy IT qr casks do, pipes do
 20 bbs Domestic Gin, 10 pipes Holland do 20 do do Rum, 100 bbls fine Flour 100 bbs superiine Flour, 20 bags Havana Cofre 20 bags Black Pepper, 90 mats Cinnamon 10 half bbls AIlspice, 30 kegs White Lead 90 boxes New Bedford Candles
 50 boxes Morion's No. l Soap loo boxes Goldfish, 10 drums do 100 bags Shot, 20 boxes imp. Tea
 20 boxes Hyson Tea, 50 bbls mess Pork 90 bbls M 0 Pork, 30 bbs prime Beef 30 bbls mess Pork. And
 30 cases heavy Russctt Brogans
 10 '' $ Kip and Calf do
 10 s' |" Seal and Morocco do
 Ladies fine Seal do 10 (" vo.tl. ausf ehiiitlgs sU seai a9 Boots Together Widi vuINly ef ~t cd. aiuy ihe taeiltfsa ol tlie Fieafs 'om #siHg E.. tE9agA sst-a-= -. His a'i asa3 Hano che sHaff a zHHHsH. ra. 5s ihl CT, sil.Hn iaHz Hai iaHss r @
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Ial-IlAN,

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LorTfhY, No. Class l36, Extra for 1S4l. 0-69-G3-I-f2-50-l- -3i-5S-15-72-lS
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DEATH OF Bis HOP MooRE.-For a week pas has this community, and particularly that ofthe Eps- copal Church been kept in state of anxiety in con- sequence of the dangerous illness of the Rt Rev Rich s,rd Charming Moore, (Bshop of this Episcopal Di ocese in Lynchburg, where he had gone to discharge service connected with his ministerial station.- This anxiety was merged into deep distress Sat urday evening, by the information of his death which took place on Friday morning last in Lynchburg.
 His remains were brought in the boat that convey- ed intelligence of his demise. This event has solely afflicted his Churcl-the loss of so good, SO yepera. ble minister, may well bear heavily upon it's mem- bers but the dispensation which afflicts them n- parts sorrow throughout this community; for every body regards the aged man ofGod with ordinary feelings of veneration and attachment For more than fifty years has he filled the station of minister m the Episcopal Church, and no prelae engross- ed greater share of the love of those whose sprit,- al welfare he had in charge. In his intercourse with our citizens, his simplicity, his bland and gentle ner his kind-heartedness and unaffected dignity of his department, commanded the respect and love of all.-[Richmond Compiler, Nov. 15.
 UNITED STATES FR,GATE RARTIAN.-The fol- lowing reply of the Secretary of the Navy the let ter of General Preyost embodyng the sentiments of d public meeting in reference to the Raritan, will gratify the coulmuniiy:
 NAVY DEPARTMENT,
 16th Nov. 1S41. {
 Sr-l have the honor tp acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 18th inst enclosing copy of the proceedings of large and respectable meeting of the citizens of Philadelphia, without distinction of party ralsiius to the immediate finishing and launching of the frigate Rartan, now on the stocks at the Navy Yard in that city. l accord fully in the views and opinions of that meeting. Convinced that we can rely navy alone for the defence of seaboard dur. ing war; and for the protection of our commerce, both and peace, feel the strongest desire for an immediate and great increase, both in the number and the efficiency of our vessels of war.
 Acting upon this conviction, had determined be- fore heard of any movement the subject in Phil adephia to give the requisite order for finishing the Raritan, which order will be immediately issued. lam, very respectfully,
 Your obedient servant, A. P. UPsHUR. Andrew M. Provost, Esq, Phada.
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IT T NFaEy V '
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5,000 DOLLARS s Tickets only Che Doiiar aud Iiceqty y-fue CeutS ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.

-N5TSs NO. Tor, Tor ISII-
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. g. To he drawn at Mobile, THIS DAY, Dec. ?, 1911, at : o'clock P. m, the Mansion House Exchange Row a-st $. DAVIS X CO, Managers
 90 Numbers-1l Drawn Ballots
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

DLANKETS, MARSElLl.ES QUILTS, AND ID SLEEPING LINENS.-DANIELS & BRA DY, S3 Dauphn st., (immediatel, opposite the Pub lie Square, have just received large assortment of Blankets, Marsees Quilts, and Shecting Linens, Amongst which, will be found, superior Twed Blankets l6-4 long by 1l-4 wide,
 l0-4, 12-4 and l4-4 Ma sees Quilts,
 S-4, lO-4 and 1924 superior Sheeting Linens, The whole of which will be sold cheap for cash dec 2 PM
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

MICS & RAISlNS.-5O drums fresh quality 2' Figs, 200 whole, half and qr boxes Bunch Raj sins, for sale by
 dec2 THOS. P. MILLER & co.
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II FAD x sHOr.-20 kegs McCuIoush's Bar A Lead, 300 bags Buck and Drop Shot, of all si- zes, for sale by
 dec2 THOS. P. MILLER X CO
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UNITED STATES FR,GATE RARTIAN.-The fol- lowing reply of the Secretary of the Navy to the let ter of General Provost, embodyng the sentiments of d public meeting in reference to the Rartan, will nr,,f fifu the couiua,Inifu
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

AGUIRA COFFEE.-70 bags, landing iron lL schr Mandarin from Baltimore, and for sale by
 dec 2 J. GREELEY.
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COFFEE.--6O sacks new Havana HI Coffee, received per schr J. Brown, for sale by
 nov 27 T. P. MILLER & co.
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ERESH TEAS.-Landing from ship Alabainian l' 100 13lb boxes Imperial
 100 6b boxes Imperial, 30 6lb boxes Tyson, for sale by GUSTAYUS BEAL & CO.,,
 dec2 Hagan's Buldngs. Cnnti- st.
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NHEESE, PEPPER, CINNAMON, Be- V 50 bxs Goshen Cheese
 100 do ground Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon and Ginger, landing ship Alabamian and in store, for sale ty ClRODE & WHITE,
 noy2f- cor Com. and DaupbIn sts
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

DEASE'S CANDY.-A fresh supply of Pease' A celebrated clarified essence of Horeliound Can dy, just received and for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE & co, n0v 30 late Dul}ose S Rolf, 39 Water st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02

" NlNEoAR-o0 bbls cider Vinegar, for sale by noy3f HARRIS & ROSS. 1nA CORDS OAK WOOD, for sale al $4 pc OOcord, in lots to suit purchasers. by
 uov30 D. C. LOWBER & CO.,, 59 Con- st. NANDLES-l50 bxs New Bedford for sale by V nov30 HARRIS & ROSS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-11
Of the d,sliugui.hsd Senator irom N,..,

of the distinguished Senator from M.,.
cbpseits.
Later on the came day, but in the s,.
debate, Senator Tallmadse was called '"'
by certain charges made by Senator Rev. ~
(~ho had followed Mr.. Manguml Of fo,s avg
influence exercised 10 the late N.,,sIa,
Election, TO which, in part Of least Ne = =
pu'ed ihe defeat Of the party of which i. !. :.
Distinguished leader. Aud the re,is :,
Mr.. Taimadge 10 the charge was ea ~ '
slye and triumphant lie referred lhs =.
aior from Missouri, for the causes Of ,bs !.
suit which has so much asonished him I,
the faults and errors OF the Adminis,,.,,'.
which had ~eaned from il many Of its ~
valuable friends, aud had finally rallied a.
intelligence and practical good sense Of 4.
country 10 one body aguiusi the Adma,.
tration aud us empiricIsm and experin.,,.
upon the vital interests Of the coup,,,
These. he maintained, we're obvious s,,.
raj, aud sufficient causes Of the late pIo,,0'.
result. without searching for an explap,,,''
of 1t 10 circumstances With which il ,o.1
have no possible counexIon.
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ejectmenl, or bill in chancery, are now ul.
tlmately cast on the Executive of the Uni.
ted States io- the bill provides that they
shall be settled summary aud definite
Is by the Register and Receiver the
land district IN which the dispute arises,
these officers TO decide under instructions
from the Commissioners OF the General
Land Office. So, the disputan, IS put IN
der the Register aud Receiver the Regis
ter and Receiver are under the Commls
sloner the Commissioner is under the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, and the Secretary
IS under the President. Thus, you add in
meusely 10 the mass Of Executive power,
by drawing within It's vortex all the dlspu
ted claims through all the other land dis
tricls And now, | ask, what right have
you--and | put the inquiry more especial
~ TO that portion of the Senate who have
been IN the habit OF es,eemlng 1t as their
more peculiar province and duty TO guard
aud defend the Constitution OF the United
States, land who, perhaps, have sometimes
pushed their zeal on that subject hulc too
far ~ hal right have you, and under " shat
principle, or provision OF the Constitution
especially after the clear aud distinct sepe
ration 10 the Constitution Of the judicial
from the other departments Of the Govern
ment-what right have you TO give 10 The
Register and Receiver of one OF your land
districts this iudisputable jadiciQi power to
decide question of title to reul estate
+" summary without appeal, and without
the Intervention Of Jury Aud then what
temptation do YOU not present 10 pubic
officers so situated Why, It | am rightly
Informed, there was not long since single
pre- e.np;ion right near the town oi Chicago,
the value Of which was al Que time es,Iina
ted as high as $500. 000 and the rlph, 10
such property is 10 be entrusted to Reg.
ls,er and Receiver absolutely and without
appeal Can there 10 greater danger OF
corruption, or, al least, oil tagoEtlsm The
power Ia tremendous.
Mr. President, have said much more
than intended. Both your comfort and
my own require that should here stop
aud | Will stop with repeating 10y most aux
lous en,rea,y 10 those honorable gentlemen
whom in political sentiment have the mis-.
fortune TO oppose, that they will pause To
fore they sanction an untyied experiment o.
such enormous magnitude. ask them To
vail for the results Of the late census "a
compare the population Of the new and tie
old States, aud tue relative rate a, which
both are increasing and before they part
with a land system which is a, this hour
the pride and ornament Of the Legislation OF
the Congress Of the United States and
which has brou.h, to The nation such rich
and invaluable iiult, 10 pause---to pausa =
and il they will not abandon the plan, tia
they viii at least consent 10 embark on
these new experiments With greater lghl
to guide their course ,han that winch they
now have.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-11
"sELLING POOR WHITE MEM

a white man was sold IN Missouri, N
December last, as a yagrant, aud bought bs
The keeper Of a Livery Stable. Some time
before that, as The public u,.l remember
there vas q case Oh " selling poor white
man, published in the papers a. having "a.
ken place 10 South Carolina. Abiding 10
these reported sales aud 10 the ,fcmend.
Gus cutlery, not long since raised aEa,us,
such business transactions, the Richmond
Wig remarks / IS curious cunugh thai
the only instance OF the kind occur IN Loco
Foco States; and more curious .;,ll, ~ the
States Of TweedIedIm aud Tweedlcdee-
Mcssfs. Benton aud Calhoun.
1t IL, also, a circumstance worthy of men
lion that the Wig Legislature Of North
Carolina al iss recent Session. repealed that
part of our ydgraut law which ciothes thc
Courts with authority to dispose Of 3gfauls
to the highest bldder.-Rul Reg,
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A SPLENDID CAKE

n - iA.-f ~ ~ = a II ~.
A splendid pouud Cake has neen nrcpar
ed, at the Bakery Of our townsmau, M
Wm. Brozer, 10 be used on the passage d
President Harrison through our Town, o.
hrs way to Washington.
The Cake weighs l!2 lbs.-ln pyramida
monument Lrm-lhe base fofmlnr 40 ob
long square Of / > by s inehes--lhr col
umn round, . feet hIgh, | inches diameter
at base and 5 al tnp-surmouated by bat
10 inches at diameter, marked q X. Or
one side Of The base ls the word LIBERTY
surmuunted by an eagle and haudsomeI
encrcled by siara--on the opposite side
Bank, CornucopiE and the word PLEN
TY. Oh the other side is the bust u Pres
dent Harrison, enriched BY &c stars, rcptp
seniIDg the 90 Stalcs--on the opposite sldt
a representation of White House at Wash
ng,op, which the People have determined
be shall soou occupy-1he whole tasteful
y iced, capped aud wreuthed and lesioonec
With evergreens and artliicials. Hggers
toun (Md) Torch Light.
A Bioodless Duel The Boston Ner.
camille joUynal gives the particulars of a
Uioodless duel which recently came or a,
Lancaster, Mass. The challenger was a
young gentleman belonging to New York,
a student at the Literary Institution ut Ian.
caster. The challenged was a rpsiden, Of
the village. rs the party having a night
10 the choice Of weapons, the yiiuger So.
lected COW hides, TO which the challenger
demurred. Pistols were at length fixed up.
on, and q, the first FIRE the vllager fell
The challenger babe him long good night,
and with all proper and usual marks Of con
triton, made tracks Coz New York. The
dead man got up md aent 10 breakfast,
having made previous arrangements with
the seconds that the expense Of bullets
should he saved in charging Tho pistols
Probably the runaway will feel small when
he hears tiff be should ever stop running
long enough for The news to oyerlake hun.
Martin Van Buren, was one of the chief
advocates Of wba; South Carolina calls
"the bloody bill" John Tyler was the
only man 10 the Senate, who, late at night
recorded his rote against that biH. New
erlheiess, South Carolina, votes for Mr..
Van Buren,, and rejects John Tyler How
fallen and degraded is the spirit Of +" the
cbIvalry State" SINCE she raised the dish
cloth banner 10 the top Of her palmetto
Gag staff Prentice.
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Afr0y at AnsLuife.- "A rcncon're 'E'
place on The llih inst 81 Nashville x
tween X G. Foster, son Of Mr.. Foster ~
&, $. Senator, and J. q. Harris, edi@
the Nashville Union, which proved neaf1
fatal 10 The latter. Different oceoun's
the ARRAY are given by The tao Par''e,-
II appears that there had been some su','
ence between them on the subject OF po,'I'
Foster having spoken harshly of Geo, ''S ~.
son, and Harms giving him the he, o'''
challenged hun, bri he refused to 62o'-
Foster lhcn, II nppa1rs, undertook TO 'uI u,
Use him, aud for that purpose went 70 w. y,
hotel where Harris boarded, aud salIfo ',
hlm as he came IN to supper As DC "a
crossing tho bar room Foster fired p''''i
ono ball from which entered his bfeas' =,
another pissed through his arm. 10 n's,',
Foster states tina, Harris was approael"....
MIN with pistol in his band and 'oa' :, =
fired IN self defence. iIarrIs's wouhO' -
severe bu, not dangerous.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-11

The most respectable ladies' IN Inc ", ,'s,
arc those now engaged IN making p'' i
and cheese 10 the country. They arr = !" |,
ways a, home, polite and aHable o"u h,,,
gentleman IL not so homeIy as 10 l''s Y 4,
the COW, h6 is always welcome TO 10" "A.
milking stool, wherein, in twillgh'
en- hour, no eau make love If he wlsns'
Mahifciem Donaiion.--mr. wave 1--WE,
Dunn, OF PhEladrlphio, has recently soa
Hazard School, Quaker College 'o' ~
Of twenty thousand dollars.