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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18
against

Ebenczcr Zane. and Mary " 5 his wife. and Ucnr,
Moore, and James & Johnston. Defendants
Tho defendant James & Johnston not having ON.
tered ms appearance and given security according
I'd The oct OF assembly and The rules offhis court. and
% appearing by satisfactory proof that he is mo-, nj,
iIhanIlaut Of This rumnpH,s ellth. on motion Of ffr
r1mp'alnauis by Counsel % j. ordered dat The sand
deiondnnidD appear here on the frsi duy 9file rcy,
term Of ihis court. md answer The compliments bin
and that q copy Of this order be- forthwith inserted
n some Towsp7pcr printed BOZ the civ ct WherI.r,
.f i"D Wpni's sur,ossIvo'y and jas'cd 20 luc font
Hrur ol uc court house uig..s county,.
copy tcsfo. ALEX J. IlIUIFY Cl.-t
WHAT l"f 'Hin#i. mar lG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18

NlRGlNlA-tN CuANSERY-At rules held IN The
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supc, Tor Count ~
Law aud yhanccry Tor the county % Oalo,ih tAe
month of April iSi..
William b IYsunCnmrlainnnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18
AEJHEELlNG SAVINGS INSJTTT-

INC sdi@e proportion ate %Iniercs, will be al
lowed on depOsItes made for spec fed psrioSy r
OF notice. f''"'s
ihe Ousiness houFsof the Institution arerrou
Q clock tll IL A. W., and from . tiIIt y a. ~
Tor ne accommodation Of tTns.cut GrrCslforr
checks @llt be cashed and deyostce wIi he -
Celvcd AT any hHie before and after these hurrs
at the option OF the Treasurer.
az ~ r. ~ GREER. T-c-aurcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18

y I'IiNlA-IS CIi,NCLEN-At rules held 90 ihr
Clerk office If the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Caa"ooy f. .@c county Of Ohio. ia The
month OF March lSIl.
James II Stout and DAVID Hull. lac partners ia hu,i-
n,'s uu@cr the FIRM, name, aud sryic %, S.oui&
iLutl. Conlia.uan;s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18

NikGiNiA-IS CuANCEsY-At rules held iu The
Clerks uaioc of the Circuit Superior Cont ct Law
aud CnaHcery lnr the ooIuIy Of Ohio, IL. the
month Of March 1871
LOUIS } Fellows. Thomrs s Corsii' s. Abraham Eel
lows, merchants and partners, trading under the
firm, name and style o. Fellows, Corgii Is Co.
C.mg,LLnlnls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18

NlfGINlA-IN CIiNNCERY-At rules hold IN the
Clerk Office 1ltho Circuit Supcrpr- Conn ol law
and Ch-uccrv for .Lo county q Ohio. iI the
month OF March, ISL.
john Lon, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18
against
Ebenozer Zane. and NiarY N $ his vito. and Horny

EbcrCzcr Zane, and May II Shis wife. and Henry
Moore and james G Johnston, Defendants.
The defendant, Jnrnrs & Johnston not hJring on
tered hrs appearance and given security according
20 the act Of assembly and the rules ct this court,
and IL appearing by satisfactory proof that he l. not
an iuhabiraut OF tins commonwealth. on notion of
The oomulainau,s rs counsel II D. ordered iaat the
said defendant do appcar here OF iGc frs, DAY of the
NEXT term ui iIIs court, aud answer laC COMPLAIN
nuis h.I. and liant a copy Of this order br mI:hvilh
inserted iu some newspaper printed % The city u.
Wheeling i-r two months s.crcs~ivcly md posted
al the loul door OF HE Court house OF Ohio county.
\ copy Ics'c,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18

FIE"iNIA-iN oI'NcEEY-ti rules held 70 The
CLERKS office OF ihe Circuit Superior Cngr flu
and thnucorv Tor the county Of Dino. In tho
month a. March 1911.
Martin. Administrative and James 6
Wheat tmiulsiutor.ofa aud ]sIugulari TIC estate
ofRubsu G Marlin, late OF Ohio county, Jccr,..
Cd
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b @ RTSWEI1

hnperiniendrut ofjhe Wheeling Nursery & SikCo.
T.. ). 4 few ounces Of choice Silk Worm Egg.
raised by inexperienced SIk Grower for sale IN
Los To- sail purchasers.
up % lm
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Ebenezer Zanc. and MarT y

Ebenezcr Zsnc, and MARY : hls W"e, heHll
Moore;ond Jsmss Johnston, Delendants.
The defendant James 4 johnston hoi haN
inc gu,.-,t ms anrrqrarlc and sven security aC-
I cprdrnr tp The ACT Of assembly and tie rules OF
tins come. and % appearing by satisfactory prosf
fIor Ia. h r..an ruEabftlnt Of this commonwealth
|,or,1f,4r 3D.. C0ma'aIn1nt hvCOuussl, q lsordsr.
aa that rng -lrG defendant do appear here, at
rulcs o. b, held iG the CLERKS Ofnce ofsaid Coutr
an The month Ct Jure next, and answer tho com
r...01uts ulII. and that a copy Of this order be
.uit7wItG 1nslrtsd N some Newspaper printed IN
Che city ofNs n-elug for tHo months successive.
Iv end posted az the irOr q ~ ofths court house
Of Ohio COuu- IS. A copy teste.
Wilson. for Corrt an -
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The article rs prepared by ~. Dumas. wa
made m the laboratory without reference to cost, ab
sulutcly purc-pr; S-fC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-18

ilU'lNlA-IN CItANCEEY--At rules held IN the
tlvsk's oGicepi the Circuit SurCuo- Court al:
Law rrd Chagc,,y 30. the county oiOhiJ,in the
mOn;h Of AYrl l~.l.
Marcus Wilson's RcprCscutaUycs,c0d john Cos
horn, Cnmrlaluants.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
From The Fayetteville Obserrer.

,opTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES.
Within a short time past, two new Cot.
An FACTORIES, located IN this vicinity, have
soue luto operation.
the first is the Beaver Creek Factory,
,toaled about six miles from this town,
moed BIZ Messrs. Hall d johnson of this
Lice. The building is so by ll5 feet, 3
iories high, with an attic, is capable Of
containing 1000 spindles, Of which 960
,re already put up and in operation.
The other, located on Little River, about
70 niles from town, is owned by Compa-
~ Duncan Murchison, Esq, and others.
The building is 81 by AZ feet, , stories
hqh, with an attic, calculated for 2i00
sDndles, of which from 1000 to 100 are
now up, and in full operation.
The Machinery of both these Mills is
i,on the Matteawan Works, n. Y.
There are six Cotton Factories now 10
Seration in this town and vicinity, viz:
la. Mallet's Factory, owned by Charles P.
usllei, Esq, 1900 spindles, working SO haads,
ed consuming about 800 bales OF Cotton per All.
,,m. Capital invested, $4,000.
"a The Cross Creek Factory, owned by Be ).
s,g & Co.. 1900 spindles. employing IS persons,
,nd consuming 572 bales Of cotton per anuum
Capital invested, $4,000.
81 The phmnix Factory. owned By a Compa
~. Of which Col. james H. Hooper is President
$50 spindes and 60 looms employing SO per.
sss, aud consuming ESQ bales of Cotton CAPT
ii invested, $4,000
9Th. The Rockfsh Factory, owned by Com
n1y. G. P. Mallet. ESQ, President; AGO spin.
Gss aud 100 looms most OF which are already
! opersiion; employing when in full operation
,soll $50 persons. aud consuming about 1850
hlss Of Cotton. Capital invested $4,000
jih The Beaver Creek Factory. as above
{ .pill invested $4,000 Persons employed a,
.ssseni about 80. Cotton eons.s'sd abou, $50
alss per annum. II is intended to ti.l up the
NH as rapidly as possible.
6,h. The Little River Factory, as above. Cap.
~ arrested about S25.000 working from 80 to
n hands. consuming about COO bales por amman.
Total invested, $4,000 No. of spin.
Ees, IL ,I9s; No. Of looms, 100; No. of
,snons employed, All; Quantity Of Cot.
10 required per aDnum, a,222 bales.
There is abundant water power IN this
,ace aud viciaity still unemployed. II is
Il that unfuiiiag nature known IN sandy
tgan,ries only and is so easily command.
q that oper,hoi wheels Of from 10 to Is
fe, diameter are generally obtained. The
0sey already a, commaad at Rockiish is
apable of turning n, least four such mills
Is The largo one now IN operation there
Nav We no, hope at some day TO see ali this
pogcr fully and profi,ably employed We
trust 80.
P.S. If the Officers Of the numerous
Manufacturing Establishments will furnish
as With similar information 10 the above,
80 as to cuable US to furnish complete
statistical view, they will doubtless crafty
he pubic, as well as obllge us.
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rron TIE cn.nLorrr JOURNAL.

"Pa," said little boy who had been
reading his book "what is the meaning
of solecism ?" "Why my son" said the
father, sit means an improperly in Ian
guage: for instance, here is the NECK
LENBuRG JErFERsoNIANl you see flag
with the Goth of May l715, inscribed up
on it. Now my son, Mr.. jefferson pro-
nonnced this Declaration of MeCklenburg,
a fabrication and denounced in no very
courteous language, those whose names
stand recorded on this immortal ,nstru-
mcnt." "Why pa, then let us call ii the
Keckienburg Solecism, said the son, " no,
no, son" replied the father "we will call
it the loco Hamptonian solecism."
OTHA.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
TIE NEW PRESIDENT.

One Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever held in the City Of New
York, took place few days since, to en-
press the sentiments of the Wing party on
the accession of John Tyler to the Presi-
dental Chair. The Resolutions adop.
ted on the occasion, for which we have
not room, express the warmest confidence
in his patriotism, integrity aud ability and
as the foundation of it, they cite his past
life, his renewed pledges 10 the people,
and his determination "to carry on, the
true principles ofthe Government" Rad.
Register.
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I" The Register says that Mr. Tyler will pro.
mote the great measures Of tie Wkig party"
VIII the Register inform the public what those
f" great measures are, and give the information
Jstore the Congressional election in this State ?"
STANDARD Of Wednesday.
Most certainly we will do so, having no
conceaments TO practise, and never fear.
mo to submit to the impartial decision Of
the people in all matters pertaining to their
rights. One Of the principle measures de-
sired by the Wing party is the uncondi
tional repeal of the Sub Treasury, and the
substitution of an efficient system Of Ma
tional finance, with a willingness to be gui.
ded on the question of Constitutionality, by
the example Of our Republican fathers
Another purpose which the Wings have in
view, is to curtai the money powers Of the
Executive, and tie up his hands as far as
possible. They intend to bring about a
strict economy in public affairs, BY insti-
tuting new checks and guards against prod.
igaliiy and extravaganza. They intend,
as far as possible, to prevent the patronage
OF the President from coming into conflict
with the freedom Of Elections. They in
tend to place our Military and Naval de-
fences 10 such situation, that whilst we
do not invite foreign aggression, neither
viii we submit to it. These arc some Of
the great measures Of the Wing party"
Are you answered, Mr.. "Standard -
Raj Reg. 23rd inst.
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Arrivals and Departure of Mails
at Charlotte, and tie hours Of closing the sane,

l. The Southern Mail arrives Sundays,
TUESDAYS and Fridays, at O'Clock, P. NJ Mail
closed for the North at p o'clock, ?. NJ, and
goes North Immediately.
,. The Northern Mail arrives Sundays,
TUESDAYS and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, T. NJ. Mail
closed for the South at 9 P. NJ. Departs Mon
days. Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3, A. NJ
3. The Camden Mail arrives Fridays
and SUNDAYS at 7, p. NJ. Departs Thursdays
and Sundays at $, 4. NJ. Mail closed "ednes-
DAYS and Saturdays at 9, P. NJ.
4. The western Wall arrives Mondays
and FRIDAYS at s, P. NJ. Mail closed at 8, ?. NJ.
Depsrts Tuesdays and Saturdays at 3, A. NJ.
). The Steei-creck Mail arrives Thurs
davs at G, P. NJ. Departs Tuesdays at 3, A NJ.
Mail closed Mondays at 9, P. Nj.
6. The Chester Mail arrives Tuesdays at
o,P.M Mail closed ate, P, NJ Departs Wed.
nesdavs NJ 4, A. NJ.
:. The WadesbOrough Mail arrives
THURSDAYS, II, 4. Nj. Closed u, NJ. Departs
Thursdays at |, p NJ,
s. The Statewide MA ii arrives Fridays
at !, T. NJ Mail closed at Q, T. Nj. Departs
Saturdays at 5, P. NJ
Q. The Beasies Ford VIA ARRIVES Mon
days at s, p NJ. Mail closed at y T. NJ De-
parts Tuesdays at 6, A NJ.
10. The Lancaster N Providence
Wall arrives Thursdays at !, r. Nj. Mail closed
( at 9, p. NJ. Departs Fridays at 6, A NJ.
! n All letters ana papers must be deposited IN
proper time or thoy will not be mailed
II, b. WILLIAMS, Z. u.
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Thursday, April %, 1911.
Republican WING Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. ID. VI. RarringeF, of Cabarrus.
rIrNTrnrr rr,tsr. nrrrr or, r,rnu

We are authorized 10 announce d. OATES,
Esq, as a candidate for reelection to tho Office
of Clerk Of MeeklenbuFg County Court, at the
next election.
Charlotte, April /, 1911.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
T. ALEXANDER, jun, as Candidate for the
Office Of County Court Clerk.
April 8, 1871
h. KERR, ESP, a candidate for reelection 70
the office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court.
Aprd 90, l84l.
ELECTION THE sTu OF AUGUST.
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NARRlEn

In this county, on the 23rd of April. by Isaac
Wilson. Esq. Mr. WILLIAM +. HODGE to
Miss NANCY PICKETT. All for Tyler and
Barringer too,
In this county, on tho llth instant by James
Doherty. Esq MIR WILLIAM BLACK to Miss
JANE E. daughter of Mr.. James Wright, All
for kinderhook and Sub treasury.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

Mercantile Punciuaiity.-It is stated in
tho Boston papers that Mr.. Bancroft, the
Collector Of the port has collected more
than ten millions of dollars of revenue,
and every bond which has been taken BY
him and has fallen due, is discharged.--
There is not now single instance of de-
fault on the part Of any merchant during
his official term.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The following gentlemen, all sterling
Wings, have been reelected Representa-
tiycs in Congress from the State of Con-
nccticui, by increased majorities, viz;
JosErH TEuMBuM, Tuos. B. OSBORNE,
WIN. w. BoARDMAN, TRUMAN SMITH,
Tho. w. WILLIAMS, JoHN Ii. BRoCKWAY.
REcAPTuLATIoN or VoTEs FOR GOVERNOR.
Ieil lslD
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
ANOTHER LEAK STOPPED.

The Pittsburg Gazette contains the fol.
lowing Letter from the new Secretary Of
War to a gentleman Of that town. The
Office for which application was made, had
attached to it salary of about :. thousand
dollars, which Office is declared 20 be " en-
tirely unnecessary :"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

~ Gov. Polk, of Tennessee, has issued
his Proclamation, requiring the Congress
sional Elections for that State, to be held
on the 9th of May.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

Gen. Harrtson and Judge Buad.--A
the meeting Of the committee in Cincin-
oa,i 10 agree upon suitable measures ~ en-
press the public feeling on the melancholy
OCCASION Of Gen. HARnRoS's death, mo-
Ion was made aid unanimously adopted,
tat Judge BURNETT be requested 10 deliver
t.b euiogy upon the late President. The
Jadge was preseat, beng chairman Of the
committee. lie declined the requcs, and
"nescr,s says the Cincinnati Republican,
did we witness deeper feeling or listen
10 lruer eloqucnce than in the remarks lie
made." al cannot accept" sald he al
could not speak. knew HARRISON for.
ly.six years ago be was a brother 10 me
lbsn; wc have been brothers ever s,fce:
oar hearts we're knit together, and ] would
choke we're TO attempt TO speak of bum,
He is the lac, Of the little band who started
tbs city. am alone now, all alone, and
| canno, talk Of my friend. cannot. =
And the manly tears fell down his cheeks,
nd the sobs which were heard coming
alike from the aged and the young Of both
b,th parties told the deep sympathy which
sifelt. The scene was touching. ltoyeF.
came al who witnessed IL.
Beaniics Of the Ssb 1rtdary Three
hsudred thousand dollars III specie have
Teen Accumulated, and locked up IN the
vaults Of the Receiver. General at ~. Lou.
IS, a, an expense Of q per cent, while IT
IS wanted elsewhere.
Ii the Government desires II here, II
nus, be transported, under insurance or
military protection at heavy additional
expense. In the ordinary course OF mer-
cattle or banking business, the transfer
could take place by draft, or bill OF eX-
change, without trouble, delay or expense
This Cuban financial system, ctnharrass-
inc. Expensive, and impractlcable, VIC trust
vii be al an early period repealed by tue
coming Congress. Macison'da.
The Public Feeling. AS a steamboat
was abou, leaving Wheeling, crowded with
passengers, hear,less man observed thai
he REGARDED tho Presidents death as a
public blessing. The remark startled those
who hoard il, and, for time, deep silenc'
vas the only answer which was made. A
length man, venerable IN appearance ant
Years, in a voice s,illed with greet, said
such wan,on levty was not consistent viii
true American, and that he would no
travel With any one who could SO speak. =
All tho passengers concurred IN TINS op'n
ion. and ,ne hear,less wretch was ordete'
on shore as beng unfit 10 associate wit
mcu.--Cia. Rep.
Double Letters pretty little maid
Erin presented herself at the CRATE OF tn
Post Office the other day, and handing
letter, modcsily asked how much was
pay, as, she said, the letter was to her me
Tier, and she wished to pay in ADVANCE
The clerk on receiving it, asked the usu'
question, " single or double !" when she r.
Piled with the most bcwItching nd'rste,
the same time blushing up to the eye,
double, sir was married last week.
Mr.. J. O. Adams received from Pres
dent Madison, more than thirty years az
commission us Judge of the Supren
Court Of tho u. States. Being then e'
listed in political life he declined the homo
Had he accepted, he would now have bee
the oldest Judge on the bench, probab
'he Chief Justice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
NOTICE.

n EXPECT to be absent from this County
few weeks, and Col. David Harry ls authors
b. IRWIN.
,n.;I os 1881 lie
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

Early SirGwberries,-We were presen-
ted by gentleman yesterday with few
ripe Strawberries, grown in his garden.-
They are the first we have seen this sea-
son.-Fdy OBS. Ian inst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

Cor. Orea.-But for this gentleman's
characteristic modesty, he would be, at
this time, President of the United States.
1t has been stated in this paper before,
that at the Harrisburg Convention, the
nomination of V, President was urged up
on his acceptance. He steadily declined
the honor, however, thinking Gov. Tyler.
had stronger claims upon the party, and
that his nomination would probably carry
Virginia. That gentleman was according
X selected, and, by the death of Gen Har
riSon, becomes President of the United
States.-ROl. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
WAR DEPARTMENT, |
hfnrch 30 LII (

sIR As you have applied for the appointment
Of Military Storekeeper in the Quarter Masters
Department at Pittsburgh, | deem it proper to in.
form you that finding the office TO be entirely IN
necessary. aud Just regard to the public inter.
ests requiring ITS discontinuaucc, it has been a
polished. Very respectfully, your obi. seryt.
JOHN BELL.
Samuel Hubleg Esp, PittsJurg, Pa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
o1HA.

Speak to a child-any child--in calm,
positive clear voice, and he will be sure to
obey you, if you speak once and once only.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

President Tyler is fifty zone years of age.
He is therefore younger than the late
President, Mr.. Van Buren,, and indeed the
President we have ever had.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

The remark of Rev. DR.. IIawley was,
that Of the six Presidents he had known,
and preached to, Gen. Harrison was the
only ore whom he saw wofshipping God
upon his knees. As further proof Of the
Christian faith of the President, and as an
illustration of his nobleness of character,
we have evidence that nearly year since,
he manifested disposition TO become a
member Of the Episcopal Church at Gin
cinnati. He was pressed by his Clergy
man TO do so. The answer was that he
would but fer the fact that he knew his mo-
tiyes would be impeached, and he would
be accused OF connecting himself with
Church Of God for political purposes. He
intended to have become a member OF a
Christian Church while President Of the
United States, and thus add to Christian
duty which he owed himself, the Christian
virtue of good example. For the loss
of such man well may the nation srleve.
We are told that upon the night of his
death, tears fell from eyes that seldom
weep. Dying as he did like a statesman
aud Christian, with his last thoughts for
his country and his last hopes in God, we
find our grlefs Iessened in the hope that
blessed immortality awaits him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29
1870.
26.0a8 9O,l58
So WIN. w. Ellsworth has been re.elec-
ted Governor Of the State Of Connecticut

90 W m. w ELLSWORTH mas Deen Te'eIet-
ted Governor Of the State of Connecticut
by greatly increased majority OF votes.
Upon these results the Connecticut Con.
rant makes the following remarks:
"Ocn VlcroRr.-The victory just achieved by
tho Wings Of Connecticut is one Of the greatest
Of which we ever had occasion to boast, and the
effect throughout the country cannot be otbsr.
wise than highly cheering and saiutafy ilav-
ing labored hard for four years 70 bring About
change in the General Government II would have
been folly and modness if we had refused TO give
that Administration, which we had helped 10
place in power our support. Tde aid yielded
shows that this State may oe dep AIDED on-aui
that she is ever prepared 10 guar! her rights aud
liberties Notwithstanding The vote cast IS seyc-
raj thousands less than it was last spring, Coy
ElswortA'- majority is over 1000 lnrger, and IN
proportion is greater than at the Presidential cleo
ton in the fall. The Locos arc 50 astounded at
ther utter overthrow that even the Times has 10
confess that they are surprised al the result.
The most gratifying part Of the election IS tho
return Of our six talented and industrious Mem
bers Of Congress- every one Of whom is chosen
by majority increased over that Of 1883"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

Notwithstanding the positiveness Of in
formation received by Fridays mail, and
published in Saturdays paper, the Man
sion house at North Bend has not, it ap.
pears, been destroyed, but only much in.
jured. The following is the correct state.
ment Of the matter:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-29

Mr.. J. q. Adams received from Presl-
dent Madison, more than thirty years ago.
a commission as Judge of the Supreme
Court Of tho u. States. Being then en-
listed in political life he declined the honor
Had he accepted, he would now have been
the oldest Judge on the bench, probably
the Chief Justice.