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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Maryland True to her Fdiih.--We
have pleasure in stating that motion,
made on Friday last, in the House of Dol
egates of Maryland, for leave to bring IN
bill TO repeal the law imposing tax to
raise money in pay the interest on the
State debt, promptly met with decided OPP
position, and the leave was refused by a
vote of 81 yeas to 80 nays.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

~ The Bankrupt Lau.---Judge Potter
has issued notice that on the I'd OF Feb
ruary next, he will hold a Court at his
house in Fayetteville, for the purpose OF
receiving petitions under AN Act to es-
tablish a uniform system of L'nkruptcy
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DIED

Very suddenly in this County, on the aist
inst, Mrs, EXTRA L. HUTCHINSON, wife Of
Thomas l.. Hutchinson, Esq, leaving husband,
three children, Zone only few hours old) and
numerous circle of friends 10 lament her death.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

throughout the United siates;" and that
the said Court viii be kept open every
day in succession Sundays excepied) I'M
I'll notice shall be given to the contrary.
49,
~ Baton ROpge burnt. The New Or.
leans Bulletin Of the 25th ult., states that
a steamboat which arrived on the oath re-
ports that an extensive conaagration was
progressing in Baton Rouge. Two or
three squares were reported 10 have been
destroyed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

9bc half reasoning Auimdl-by Water
and BY Fire The sagaciiy OF the Man
moth Elephant, says the Richmond Enqui
rcr, who is attached TO the MenagrrIe and
Circus, has displayed itself during his late
vsi, 10 Richmond and Petersburg. Whilst
the cavaicade was crossing .hc bridge over
the James River, the Elephant quietly
placed his fool upon lis floor, bu, not salts
fed with the shaking OF liz, tm5eTs, be
withdrew from il, and Immediately dcsceud
Cd to the river, for the purpose Of swim
lung across. On sign, ho~ever, from
his rider, he siopped--touk hIm up With
his proboseis, placed him on his neck, aud
then swam across the river. Al Peters
burg, he eas chained with one leg TO u
post, in powrll's stable, which was cousum
cd by fire. As soon as the tlImes began 10
spread, the animal fadiug hts quarters
mos, Uncomfortable, cxoried his enormous
strength, pulled up the post which had been
rammeJ down IN very hard ground, reIeas
Cd himself from dJrance vile" walked oul
OF the stable 10 respectable distance, and
than quietly turned round to witness the
progress Of tho conGigra,ion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27
COMMITTEE on THE ExcHEouER,

COMMITTEE on THE EXCHEQuER,
The Senate having brought the debate
on the reference Of the Exchoquer Bill to
II solec, committee to close, on the 18th
instant tho President appointed tho follow
ing gentlemen to compose that committee,
viz: Mr.. Tallmadge, Chairman, Messrs.
Preston, Bates, Walker, Evans, Merr'ck,
Young, White and Rives.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27
.TyTE ON NORTH STATE. y

What other State in the Union can say
with truth, what North Carolina can, VIZ
/" Tha, she is free from debt, and has her
pockets full Of nloneyV
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Va We have given this week graphic
account OF tho Great Democratic Couyen.
yeniion held at Raleigh, ON the 10th in-
slant. Il is truly laughable after the hard
drumming by the Standard aud other Lo-
co Foco prints TO-. see this great State
convention pass Of and only about 20 coun-
ties represented out Of 90. We calcua,.
cd the affair would aslonish the natives"
by It's august department and intelligence
OF lis members,-but the Democ racy is IN
bad box when they are to follow in the
lead Of such n.cn as J. III. Wheeler and
Tho. L. Hyburt. They think that under
such captains with Mr.. Henry at their
head, that victory will perch on their
standard. Let Mr.. Henry accept, then if
tho Loco Focos are not made sick of their
selection their viii be no need of reasoning
with them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

4 Sake Sforg.--fhe ST. LOUIS Bale
la has snake story which ~iI match With
any VIZ haze seen lately. The man, too,
talks like he was serious. lle says;
We witnessed an exhibition 'as, -saiur
day thai made es "efawl all over" 4
gentleman from losa Mt. Farland) has -
completely domeslica,od Eve large rattle
snakes thai be con handle ihom with Per-
isel safety, snd what is most astonishing
hs will, 9th as tnueh indifference as a
horse jackey would open horse's mouth,
,4ks oue OF bis snaae ship pupils 10 his
hands aud open his mouth. lie does Tits,
as 10 says. IN order that the spectator can
see ihere IS 40 deception, AMI 10 expose the
sefpen,'s fangs, Mr.. FsfIand SAYS that he
has b,en engaged 10 experiments with
snakes for tho last two years, and thinks
ho now completely understands their m
iare. The above statements may appear
incredible, but We assure our readers we
actually witnessed the exhibition as above
stated"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

The Episcopal School Buildings, Raj
eigh, N. c., disposed of by public auction
a few days ago, were purchased by Judge
Cameron, for 81 900. A Female semi.
nary, Of the highest order, is to be opened
in them early in the approaching season.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27
Executors Sale.

A Executor of tho estate of Edward Weir.
y deceased. the subscriber will expose at fnb"
lie Auction, on Friday the 18th day OF February
next, at the late residence Of the deceased togotn'
ar, with all he upwiled property OF SAID deceased
a valuable plantation containing ABOUT I1o sereS
living on the head-waters OF keedy IreeA; on
sb,eh ssia deoeased's father lived, and on which
il snnonsrl 10 be a valuable Gold Mine. A cred,
!, ftwelye months viii be given, purchasers gif-
,np bond and approved security,
''s 'O'N c. 5. WEIR, EssS
Jar. %, IS4S. Wv
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Discretion. Lord Mansfield, no less
emlocai for his great requirements than
tue acuteness of his understanding, was
once asked by country friend whether he
should take upon himself the office Of jus
lice Of The peace, as he was conscious OF
bis WIN, Of legal knowledgel my good
friend, " replied this sagacious lawyer, "you
have good sense, honesty, aud GOODNESS OF
temper; these qualities will enable you 10
Judge rightly, bu, withhold your reasons Of
decision !or they may DO disputable."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

The Bench rs. Tie Bar.--Ai Nj. Yer
non, Ky, some time SINCE, the judge seized
bench i7e feel long, and .a,orud coutu.
macous lawyer, Tho latter boasled that
iltcok the phols bench 10 put him down.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

A Sensible Remarkable. Arnold of
Tenn, made very good remark, in vim
dication of the One Hour Rule, few days
ago-A man of sense, he said, did not re-
quire more than an hour to discuss any
subject, and even one hour was too long to
listen to fool.-Fir.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Gen. Leslie Combs, who is at New Or
leans, has written to Washington for per-
mission to proceed to Mexico and nego-
tate for the liberation Of OR citizens
captured with the Santa Fe Expedition,
among whom was his n.-RaIcigh Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

The Unirersal Yankee Nation in the
Dutch Cdpttal,--What would our venora-
bic fathers, the ancient knickerbockers,
have said, could they have loreseen that a
Yankee fire horse, all the way from Bos-
ton, would have been careerIng about the
capital The Albany Daily Advertiser
saws that at the festival dinner given at
Stanwix Hall albany in honor of the
opening of the road thence to Boston, Gov.
Seward read n letter written in 1872, by
the then Governor of New York to the
Governor of Massachusetts, proposing the
establishment of moathly post-ridcr be.
tween Boston and New York
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Gen. David Taylor, Of Chattooga Coun-
ty, Ca, committed suicide on the 18th ult.,
by opening an artery in his thigh. He
had become involved in his pecuniary af-
fairs by trading in Morus MuIlicaulis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Spurious Notes.-We bavc seen, says
the National Enteligencer, a oue-doIiar
engraved promissory note, RENTED from
North Carolina to member Of Congress,
dated " Washington, City, Nov. 1, l94l,"
and signed -. Washington, Main street."
There is no such person, nor any such
street, in the city of ashington.-I
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

The Harrisburg Reporter brings fer
ward the name of the Hon. James Bucha-
nan, of Pennsylvania, as candidate for
the Presidency.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

A typographical Error.-The Proyi-
dcnce Journal, few days since, alarmed
its readers by announcing an Importation
Of one hsusaqi bushels of cats The next
day it quoted their fears by stating that
cats should have been printed oats.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27
REPEAL oFTHE BANKRUPTLAw

REPEAL OFTHE BANKRUPT LAW.
A bill TO repeal the Bankrupt law has
passed the House Of Representatives by
majarity Of 32, by the aid Of the previous
question. Its fate now depends on the
Senate, which is doubtful, This measure
is conslderd by those acquainted with lis
operations as one Of great relief to largo
class Of citizens, especially IN the CONNER
clal towns, who caa never expcc: to rise
from their fallen condition, without the aid
Of some such measurement who are
bankrupt from accident. Although the
law aanuls the legal right to collect debt
yet the moral obligation remains, nnd an
honest man will always pay his Just debts
when abe, but dishonest ono will not
As we believe Tho law good one we hope
It may not be ropeaned. In relation to
this subject the Inlelligencer Of the 18th
remarks
50 far as tho fato Of this benefceui ard
polite Lnw, passed ~ the late Extra Ses-
sion Of Congress, depends upon the House
Of Representatives, It's doom is seulcd,--
The bill to repeal il was passed Yesterday,
through all It's stages, with the AID of the
previous question, by majority Of thirty.
two votes majority somewhat increased,
VIC believe, BY ono or two Members reiI-
sing to vote upon the question on the
ground Of the refusal Of opportunity fer de-
| liberation. The majority was perhaps
also increased hy feeling Of indignation
excited in the minds Of some Members by
charges Of corrupt motives which had been
cruelty land most unfortunately for the
cause, as VIC consider il, of lrstice and hui
manly) thrown oul against the friends 10
the repeal by portion Of the New York
press. Independently of all such consider
atoms, however, there was beyond doubt
decided majority in favor Of the repeal.
The repeal bill is now to undergo the
ordeal Of tho Senate. We have said that
VIC d. no, believe the bill will be repealed.
But, possibly, deceived by our hopes, we
may err in this belief. We are certainly
greatly disappointed by the magnitude o'
the apparent majority for the repeal in the
House of Representatives, so much so as
to weaken tho confidence which we have
entertained in the final issue OF this ques'
ton. We trust, therefore, that no one
will be put off his guard by the expression
which we have given to our behei IN tins
matter, but will be prepared for the wors
that may happen.
Ii this vote of the House against the ex
orciso of the essential constitutional au
lhority to establish uniform system o
bankruptcy bo followed up by the othc
, sanctions necessary TO give TO II the torc'
of law, we shall consider this power to b.
as effectively wrested from the hands Q
/, Congress, in reference to tho present gen
GRAFTON, as though the Constitution wer
changed so as to inhibit, instead Of ex
/ pressly granting, to Congress the power II
= question,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Our habor at The present time presents
pleasing appearance, there Seing in II a
greater number of vessels tLan at any one
time for many years. There is In Port
nearly or quite seventy sail, and large
proportion Of them Of heavy tonnage.
The Barqus Schools, Capt. Cole, has
lately taken at this port la, 1000 feet 7,
p. lumber. She is 24S tons Register, and
draws when loaded but IL feet.-Wt
miaeton Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Convention Of Rail Road Presidents
Agreeablv TO invitation of the Post Mas
tor General between 80 and 40 Presidents
Of Rail Roads used for the transportation
of the mail, assembled at Washington on
tho Is, inst. After being organized a
communication was received from the
Post Master General expressing his views
at considerable length on the subject for
which they had assembled, stating thnt a
complete control over the roads on which
the mails are transported, was necessary
to carry his views into full effect. The
Convention consented TO grant the priyl-
lego for an adequate consideration, on the
Post Master General promising to make
application TO Congress for an approprla.
ton. There was entire agreement be-
tween the meeting and Post Master Gene
raj, and il adjourned leaving an able Com,
mittee of six to represent the interest OF
the different Companies, with power TO
conduct the business for which they had
assembled. -Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

"Nothing could c4sciualy redeem the nation,
nothing could ever restore tho palny days Of her
past prosperity. bu, patient labor, goneral habits
of economy and tho entrenchmont of individual
expenditure. Mr.. MaHgun's Speech on the Ez-
cheqaer.
This admirable passage we recommend
to the serious contemplation Of our read
ers, for it contains in a nutshell whole vo-
lumas, nay libraries Of true, practical, So
cial aud political wisdom.-R!eh' Com
piFcr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

Duncan T. MacRea, Esq. Of this town,
has been appointed Bearer of Dispatches
from government TO the U. s. Minister
at Mexico, on the subject, as it is said, OF
the Santa Fe expedition, which was cap
tured and bu,chered by the Mexicans.-
He is likewise Bearer of Dispatches from
the British Minister at Washington.
Some of our Wing friends abroad may
be interested TO learn, that the gentleman
selected for this employment (by which II
is said he will realize some $4,000 and all
expenses paid, for perhaps three months
service,) was one Of the most violent OF
of those who opposed the election OF Har-
rison and Tyler, making numerous stump
speeches against them, in which report
gave him credit for uttering an unusual
amount of the Loco Foco arguments o.
the period, about Gen. Harrson's "cor
ardice," " selling poor ,rhi'e men for debi,'
sc. He has not changed his politics, bu
Mr.. Tyler has.--Fay. OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

During the crowding at the Presidents
House, on the LIST instant, General Scott
went to pay his respects to the President,
but could not get in for the throng, and so
came away. The joke "about town Is,
that Scott tried to get into the White
House, but could not come it"
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GDacgNftR
Thursday, January 81, rsia.
~ See Mr. Mangum's Speech.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

This body assembled in this place on
yesterday. A large number Of Ministers
are here in attendance. On Sunday last
a discourse was delivered by the Rev.
Bishop Waugh. As We think there is
room for amendment in our village we
hope the meeting may not adjourned with
out causing moral reformation which
shall be remembered for years to come.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

MissiSsippi.-The Mississippi Legisla-
lure met at jackson, on the Sd Inst. 10
the Senate, Jesse Speight, of Lowndes,
was elected President, and - Adams
Clerk. In the House, Major Roberts, Of
Scott, was elected Speaker, and VIM. NJ,
Smyih, Clerk.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

w. The bill to form new County Of
portions Of the counties of Harrison, Lewis
and Wood, TO be called the county Of
CLAY, in honor Of Henry Clay, came up
in the Virginia House Of Delegates, few
days since. In consequence Of the name,
the bill was vebemently opposed by the
Loco Focos they moved to postpone it in
definitely ;-Lost-Aycs, A, Noes 73.-
They then moved to reconsider the en-
grossmeut :-Lost-Ayes SO. Noes Ga.
The bill was then passed RAJ. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27

During the year 1s40 the sales Of pub
lie lands amounted TO 1926, 9S9.74 acres
the purchase money 10 S2,7s0,G37 SO ;
and the receipts into the Treasury from
the same source TO S3,292, 6S3 30. Du-
ring the first three quarters Of the year
lS4l the sales amounted to sic, 072.39
acres; the purchase money to 81 ,024,e23
40; and the receipts into the Treasury to
Sl,l04 ,063 06.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-27
NEW STORE.
R. G. CARSON

ND ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
Il . tho public tina, he is now receiving aud O.
pcning in the town Of Charlotte, in the house for
merry occupied by Alexander & Brothers, a hand
some and well selected Stock Of
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THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH
BLOW.

The puhli" will please observe that no
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the box has hroe labels upon it, each
co'ianng a FAC smile of my hand
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IN 'on wear lS4l, by Benjomiu Bran
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EACH AGENT who sells the I RUE
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oter Pills lhta those received from DR..
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49, ..uou PURCh SER, see
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Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

1T is now settled point that This is
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Rhenmaljsn, Coughs, Colds, &c.
ALSO Jew D,vd's Hebrew Plaster
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r. KENNEDY, CarroIlron.
S A. Highland, Iiarrsburgh.
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