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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
A DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD
Letters from the Baltic,


WITH FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS ON WOOD
This very interesting and valuable work. from the third
London Edition. written by lady OF eminent rank and sa-
ent VIII be issued
THIS MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7,
in Double Extra New WORLD, the low price OF one
SHILLING. The account which this delightful tourist gives
of her travels and residence the Russian Provinces on the
Batc-be customs and Institutions of the peope-sogeher
with vivid description OF the Court OF s. Petersburg It's
sayees &s. such cannot fail 10 amuse and ins,Sc
every reader To the Ladies especially hi, will prove
delighted volume
PRICE 2s cents For sale by the Newsmen and at the ei
fee so Ann-sirest, Il. Y.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK, SEPTEMBER Z ls4a
IMMATURE ALMANAc.-rHls DAY
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Latest Dates.
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=, Foster L NickinSoD.
ARRIVED.
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TO Woodruff / Minturn.
Bark Mersey, Edwards. 40 ds n Liverpool with salt TO
Taylor < Merrill.
Brig Charles Hammond -, ds from Machias VIII
unibcr.
Brig Fidelia Small ds fm Eastpor, with plaster and
ath, 10 Nevius Son.
Scbr Leonne. Knapp, 4 ds I'm Richmond with hour and
tsbacco 10 Allen Pa1son.
Schr Cnrnelia, Nichels, Boston, mdze 10 Stevens
Sci Melville Kent ds I'm Lubec, With plaster and fish,
to Smith Boyn,on.
Scbr Mary, Minan Folly Landing with corD oats, &c
to P Havens.
schr Myers, Fowler 25 ds I'm Washington C, with
val stores, order.
Schr Mary, Machias lumber.
Schr Cygnet, Machas, lumber.
Sc.lr Jasper, Machias, lumber.
Schr Abraham, Brown, Virginia.
Schr Native, Fielder, Virginia
Schr Rubicon, Smith, Virginia.
Schr Compliance, Sparrow, Boston.
Schr Pequot. Kelby, Boston
Schr And ONEIDA, Rude EastpOrt, mdze.
Schr Florida Allen, James River.
Schr Renown, Lowell, ds fm Boston, with mdze, 10
Lewis. >,
Sloop Connecticut, Webb ds from New-Bedord, with
oil, kc., 10 master.
BELOW-1 ship and brig,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ Hats! Hats! Nnts!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites The attention of the Beau Monde 10
his beautiful graceful, and tasteful lozo belcrowned Hat
being the only really fashionable article of the kind
though he expect but mators will spring up, and
claim The benefit Of his own original conceptions
To say that these Hats surpass any thing of the kind in
point of STYLE finish, and graceful appearance, to claim
than warranted by experience otweny years
the business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion. to call and examine for themselves.
A large assortment of Traveng Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Hat Cases. and in fact every thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be found at
f.. BLOOMERS, 179 Broadway,
auSl IFS opposite Howard's Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

N ANTED.--Permanent apartments,
wv furnished or partly furnished for gentleman and
wife, in good nee hborbood, with without board
Address II. B. Plebsian office. s7Stt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

M ANTED-A situation as plain cook
w or houserork, by woman with excellent RECON-
nendaiions, l32 Mott-st. ST IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

WTANTED-A place for cooking or
w housework, by girl, with the best Of references
Apply 2i6 Mott.st. Slt*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ Leary & Ce. Rat.ers will introduce the fashion
for the season Friday 9th instant.
Sc " NOS 4 aE0 . AstOr HOUSE,.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

W. Situations by man and
w wife, private public, or counuy-he is
good waiter aud she understands cooking of all descrp
lions Good recommendations given Apply at Huson's
office, 560t Pearl street. Thr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

p Charles Watson, HAT and Cap Mans
Observation-Disclosures and Retail Warehouse !4s Lnai.
han-s,ree, mn stairs-Sores Ii ChahaHs, and Go Bow
cry.
Feuas-Cash or approved paper. auls st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

II Vnison'a Silk Hats, os1y S2 so, is re
commended the Public, only for its economy, but
possessing all The elegance of contour of the most costly
combining utility with beauty This article cannot fail TO
recommend itself the connoisseur well economist
WATSON Isl Chattanl.s,reet. and l60 Bowery.
n B-Cas,imere Hats 50 So of the finest quality Bea-
yer Bats 81 50 of the finest quality.
Fall Fashion Ready. auSl iStf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

M ANTED-A place by very nice,
Wv capable girl. for housewoIk chambcrmaid.
Apply the OF Barrow and Fourthstreets 81 2
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ The Cheapest Cnsh Tailor yet PETER
V. HUsTED. Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner of continues 10 make Clothing 70
ort in the neaiet style, 10 per cent cheaper han the
cbeapes, Cash Tailor the city good III warranted
and hereafter no DISAPPOINTMENT s<se
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

sr =, pna and Nassau-slree has ready tor irSpac
,ic and ole The Fall Standard Pattern for Genternens
HIS September ]. 81 f,S,iiS"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

WITH FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS ON WOOD
This very interesting and valuable work. from the niru
London Edition. by lady OF eminent rank and tai
-, ,y;Il I,a;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

M ANTED.-A few good cloth cap ma
w kers at "a Peafsree I'd story, to whom the high
prices will be paid. None but those who thoroughly
understand the business need apply 50 isti
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

II Spencer's Imitation Moieskin Egas.-
rhs popular article commended to the public pecu
iary desirable the present time. for It's economy Fo
elegance and durability it compe,es successfully with th
mos, costly Hats worn. Price S3 Is. SPENCER,
al6 IF Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NJ Remember the Removal OF asle Zeal
Snu,pf,ine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, TO La
Fayeie Hall 597 Broadway, opposite Nibo at prices
duced nearly 30 per cent G W. McCREDf,J u.
snSi5 In, (s)
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

u Flats Of the Fall style are now ready.
The model tor the season is slight modification of the
prevailing Paris mode.
PENCERS Sales Room.
1S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

IL H0T7sE TO LET IN BROOKLYN.

1;s;A st.a,sd -, bc Heiehts No 81 Hicks street u
E .oyeaes two s,ory dwelling and win be iss low .i
Is OF May. Possession nlnedsiey isqafe oh ..n5 IA
iaes, or of J. W1NCHESTER, W ana - rs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NICELY CAuchr.-Mr. John III. Clarke of Vermont, went
on board the steamboat South America Monday evening
proceed Albany. He laid down his oyercoai and va
se while hc paid his passage the Captain The coat wss
instantly carried OFT boat by well dressed thief named
Jeremiah Sullivan who when he reached the gate was
met by officer Cocbefair, who said Mister. you have nos
got your coat there The fellow taken by surprise.
said "True have notn and seized by The otlcer
ana dragged the gangway by the officer who as6ed VINO
has lost coat Mr. Clarke replied h bad, and coming on
morning be was tried al the Special Sessions and sent to
MospAy September S.
CoRoYER's O7P1cE.-The Coroner held an IN
ques, al the corner Spring and Elizabeth streets on the
body OF Mary an infant child Bridget McDouoush aged
10 months which died this morning. Verdic-ded OF cho
lera infantnm and want OF medical attendance
FOUND DRowNED-The Coroner also held an inquest at
the Aims House, the PARK, the body OF an unknown
woman of short aged about 80 who was found IN
the slip foot of Catherine street With snail snuff box
tightly grasped in her hand. Verdict-found drowned
she was dressed in dark striped calico frcck checked
apron straw hat, and thick booee bui no stockings
TUESDAY, September 6.
CONGESTION OF THE BRAIS-The Coroner held an in
quest at hi Office Halls of Justice the body Of John
Dennison native OF Ireland aged about AZ years. lying
dead at No. l62 Leonardsreet The deceased who was
SOBER industrious man. had been some Time n bad health
bat ale his dinner usual and returned to his work on
Monday In the afternoon three O'Clock, he was weigh
ing iron on the wharf between Carlisle and Rerors'eet
he was suddenly attacked with Illness and being carried
liter died there al o'clock that night VERDICT
died Of congestion OF the BRAIN
FEMALE FOUND D2oWHED.-Tbe Coroner held an inquest
to-day at the foot Of Housonree the body of an IN
known woman, aged about 25, who was found floating in
the water opposite the Bellevue Hospital East River She
was suppoed TO have been inmate OF either the LuDac
Asylum the Aims House or the Penfentary as her har
was shaved Off and she dressed ouly in coarse tow
co cbemise and coarse petcoat Verdict found drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NM ANTED-To attend in a retail fancy
wv store in Broadway, Ia desirable and proper stua-
ton for femae lady to assist in sales letter, Stating
qualifications and address, directed A. T., ef at this
office, will receive attention. So 3tis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

EDUCATION 450 Broome street-Mr.
ElCHAMB ERLAIN invites the attention OF parents To
bis School Boys which entirely under bis personal In
s,ruc,ion except in penmsnsip Mr. Cs school for adults
is epep day md evening and attended by efficient and
perienced teachers Wring, Drawing, Grammar, Ari,h
metc and bookkeeping are taught Ivy the quarter on
moderate ard plan OF Individual instruction
which enables the student make the most OF the time
which they devote study SO 5ts+
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Gourrud's Blanc D,EspaSae, or Spanish
iily white impar,s pure feke aabasier Wheness to
the compleaion entirely article and free from
The deferious principles generally entering into conbna
tons for the above object Put in elegan. boxes at p
cents each To be had the original office, G. Walker ST,
oae door iram Broadway. S. Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

II Temperance Notice.-A Temperance Grafton
will he deiiy.red before the Washington Teul-
perance Society at Concert Hail. 4o6 Broadway on We'd
nesday Evening, 7ih inst, by Mr. James C. Gniek 90 a
The public are respectfully invited TO atte.d Sit"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
MONEY MARKET.
aaIes at tf,e $40 ck Exchange. Sept.
Commercial and Honey Matters.


There amount bnsiness done at the Brokers
Board and generally the market was firm al yesterdays
Harlem improved per cent, and the brokers ap-
peared TO think iEa on. Watt had cone again Stoning-
ton advanced /. Delaware fell of l..
The sales OF State Securities confined TO Ohio and
Indiana Ohio Skies 1860, improved per cent selling at
49, Other stocks firm For NewYork IS, ls4s, iols
oferedss 1850 soi oIered-5 1861 sSi, s4-5s 1885, s5,
S4-4s ls49 81 asked Ohio 6, 1850, st 74 Keniue Ky
1871 79 Illinois ls l9; Michigan 10 oered City Is, 1882
lOt 1O9-5s 1870 aO a5 The following were the trans
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Spring Society,"
Resolved That the public be cautioned against paying
Mr. Samuel pspot any money as treasurer of the Cold
Spring Temperance Benevolent Society, nasmuch as he
row holds books, papers and money belonging 10 The SAM
and refuses give them ANY contracts made by him IN
behalf OF the Society will be considered void irom this
date. BY order OF the Society
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

rYRy E.etfcrs Patent of the U. S.-The pub
lie are cautioned against purchasing The rcopherous or
Mrdicated Compound for the human halr al one ooa
bottle ms il can be had for fifty cents Observe tha lne
original and genuine Trcopherous has The propretoss
rarie. A. C. Barry printed the outside wrapper be
sare 10 purchase al the Hair Cutting Rooms 46 Broadway
corner of liberys,ree mp slarS, Of the appointed
agsnS Any other article OF the name is a iTposi-
ton. ~ III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accom-
N modated with good board by applying at 2SS Graad
street This is OF the pleasant situations IN the
city, every attention will be paid To make II comfort.
able home. Terms moderate 81 2r
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Read Read Read

From TIE Editors o Ne,O York Methodist Christian DID,
~ .,oente and Jo,rnGl, dug. 10.
" SEANs' BIBLE BocRAPHT.-This i; me beautin i
work so far as paper printing, eihmens and b'nd
in- are concerned Il octave volume and contains
ISL pages OF letter press illustrated with some OF the most
spirited engravngs have seen TOR l1ag tune na1ber
teaching him Scripture history by Dutch tiles. This is an
exquisite picture, and which the eye may rest with
the work but from the given of by some of the
most respectable journals, judge i will be wen re-
ceived by the religious public. Price, $3.50 Sold at NO
I97 Nassau street New York. aul5 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

EN7 ANTED--Situations for good coach
wv men, walters gardeners farmers lahorers and me.
chanic of all descriptions Employers would find it to their
advantage to call MS above 81 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

u The Broadway washington 'Tcslper.
nnce Society-wi meet this tWednesday) evening at
address will be delivered by member OF the Volunteers
attached to Fire Co No Sc, and singing 6y The tro rom
the Marion Temperance Society NJ B-Ihe Ladies &C.
c;ety meets al the same place al S p. NJ.
,7lle LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

WT WTANTED-Places for good Cooks,
w Chanbern,ads, Nurses and number of girls for
general house work. Apply n Nassau street. 81 IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

single gentlemen be accommodated with break
fast and lodging in pous family, where there are no
poarders vicinity OF Union Square
Hours for meals TO accommodate Terms moderate. Ad-
P, this Office, with real name, and the individuals
will be called upon and shown to the house. 81 3tiss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Ia Young lady engaged IN teaching Music
wishes asuatoa private family, where instruction upon
the Piano Forte and in Singing would be considered suf
cieni remuneration her board iue addressed,e 10 X
rhnne ce viii meet with immediate attention 81 iwis.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

CHILDREN Cry for Shermans LozengeS, and well they
NAV for they are very pleasant and efcacors. curing
coughs and colds in few hours, consumption in ie"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

|
COFFEE.-Sales 400 bags Rio at 8! 81.
SEEDS-A parcel of 500 los Clover has been taken or
,bnm.u, on terms no, made public
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

II YHuss Convention.-'rhe opponents OF Slavery
are hereby notified thai Convention will he held Wed
nesday afternoon, 7h instant at hapas o'clock and IN
the evening apast7 in the Church corner OF Delaney
and Crste Addresses may be expected from Avian
Stewart, Garrt Smith, and others.
Ladies earnestly requested 10 attend early in order to
S. 2tt GEORGE w ROSE, Secretary pro tenn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and much suffering when sherman, Woim Lozenge' w ii
inallibly oesroy them. Many have been snachsd ron
an early grave by them. A son OF Mr.. Henry King o.!
Paterson had suffered months and no one knew what
allied him. Three doses OF the Lozensts cnerey cured
him Hon B. g. Beardsey says they saved the lite oil us
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

the prices here, why are the growers Of
the article in the United States so perse-
yering in their efforts to obtain modifica-
ton Of the tariff upon this article in the
ports of those countries And flour too !;
does not every one Know that the fiurtua-
lion Of the duties upon -four in the British
ports, has a corresponding effect upon the
prices Of that great staple Of the middle
states, in the New York and other eastern
markets. However beautiful il may APP
pear in theory, free trade can have no real
existence until England and France shall
consent TO cooperate with US. indepen-
dent Of revenue, counteryallng duties are
as necessary TO US for selfdelence, as are
our forts and navies and perhaps more 50,
for how can we call ourselves free while
every year increases our already exorbiiant
debt in Europe We are glad to see that
new lights are springing up in the South
upon this subject, which We hope viii pro-
duce happy effects.
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THE MOUNTAIN LABORED AND
BROUGHT FORTH A MOUSE.

We have barely time to notice the
Great Loco Fcco Convention which sat in
Raleigh on the 10Th instant. II is as per-
feet an abortion as can well be imagined.
No county west Of Raleigh, except Neck
lenburg, was represented, The Convention
nominated Louis d. Henry Of Fayetteville,
for Governor, and then adjourned to meet
in Salisbury on the 10th of May next.
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DIED

On Sunday the 18th Of January, is4a, about
2 o'clock, at his residence in this county, ~.
J. r. J. ORR, aged about IS years leaving an
afflicted widow, four small children, and an ex.
ieAs,ge circle Of friends 10 mourn his loss. DR..
ORR was member of the last Legislature Of
North Carolina, and possessed the esteem and
respect of all who knew him.
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Charlotte :
Thnrsdny, january 20, rsis.

We have given to-day the first part Of
the debate in the Senate, on the Secrcta.
rvs Plan for a Fiscal Agent. Although
il is long our readers viii find ii interest
ing. Mr.. Preston appears to favor the
measure. Mr.. Mangum's Speech we will
give in our next.
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MARRIED

In this county, on the 18th inst, by J. D.
Kerr Esq. Mr.. THOMAS A. HANON to Miss
MARTHA X. STEVENS.
In Madison county, Tennessee, on the 9th
ult, Mir. WIN. W PRICE, 10 Miss NANCY
CAROLINE, daughter of VIM. and Jane Rob-.
son, all formally of this county
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

RIGHT OF SEARCH,-T8e Real Qaestioi
We gave, in our last, the correspoy
dence between Mr.. Stevenson, our LAT
Minister 10 England, aud Lords Palmer
ston and Aberdeen, the late and presei
British Secretaries Of State for Foreig
Affairs.
The questions involved in this corre
pondence have been looked on, in me-
quarters, as of the last national impor
ance, and, as of themselves, decisive 4
the question Of war with Great Britain,
that Power shall act---as she evidently Ii
tends to act--upon the principles asserte
by the organ Of the late Ministry, an
maintained still more strongly by the IT
preventative of the present one.
We hastened, at first, TO place theS
documents in possession OF our readers, b
fore even we had, in tho r.'aesuro of sue
things, had time TO give them such an c.
amination as would warrant our presentir
to the public the result which they Al
pear to carry. We have now possesse
ourselves of their purport and proceed
say wha. we take it to be.
The difficulty has obviously been mi
apprehended, to such a degree, in Il
main point Of the dispute, that we al
compelled 10 conclude that hardly any b
DIV has read the entire series Of the dipl
nnatic notes. Mr.. Stevenson must,
course, have done so but appears not
have had discrimination TO see what vi
the true issue, in the matter he was nrE
tiating--a degree Of embassadorical ao
men precisely such, by the by, as wqs
be expected Of this American Mctteaicl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

4 Mississippi paper states that Mr..
Gwin, one Of the newly elected anti-bond
members OF Congress, was indebted 10 the
onion Bank of Mississippi upwards OF
100000 dollars, all Of which except
small sum paid in deprecated paper, re.
mains unpaid. He is an of.and.out anti
bender.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

Tin Ore in Georgia.-The State Geolc>
eist Of Georgia has discovered a mine Of
Tia Orc in the Appalachian Mountains.-
II has been traced ten miles in Georgia,
and over the line into Tennessee. In one
place it is $50 feet wide. Some Of the
specimens are unusually rith.-Fayetle-
ctHe Observer.
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2O likely Negroes,

belonging to the estate of w Morrison, decd;
consisting Of Men, Women, and boys--aniong
which are some first rate Cooks and House Ser.
wants, and the balance valuable feld hands.
J. II. WILSON, ADM.
Charlotte, Jan. is lot9. us
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

~ The Editor of the Jonesborough
Wing states that Senators Mangum and
Graham proposed to resign in favor Of Mr..
Badger as soon as the Legislature meets
This is certainly news TO US, for We have
not seen any notice Of it before. Howcv-
or DESTROYS we might be to see Mr.. Badger
in the Senate sc are opposed to such a
step as this. 1t is also stated that Sena,
tors Clay or Morehead will resign in favor
of Mr.. Crittendeni
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

GA Fire broke out in Florence, Ala,
on the 25tll ult., which destroyed property
to the amount of Sl2, 900. The fire com.
menced 10 the Florence Gazette office,
originating from the stove pipe. Rather
d serious Christmas frolick that.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
CONGREs.s.

The InteIlIgeuccr Of tho 9th instant
states thai the debate in tic Senate, on tic
Report from the Treasury in regard 10 a
fiscal agency siiIl continues aud does not
appear likely to end Immediately, that bo-
d. hayiag adjourned to Monday tho 10th,
without showing any disposition TO bring
it to a close.
The sitting Of the House on the 9Th has
been consumed in contests and votes con.
ceruing the reception Of memorials having
for their object the abolition Of slavery,
&c. Il IS great pity that the House
should allow this stumbling block to be
thrown in the way Of the public business
again.
We learn BY later accounts from WASH
inslon that the Senate is still debating on
the reference Of the Exchcquer Bill; and
the Ilouse on the bill making temporary
provision for carrying on the Government.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
THE WINGS Ly TENNEssEE.

tx " iliNto ~ LINN istS'oE4EI'
We regret TO learn from an article in
the Jonesborough Wing, that the Wings
in the Legislature of Tennessee, not salts
fed with being embarrassed by their oP-
pouents are in fair way Of falling out
among themselves. Ii appears that part
Of tie Wings wished TO sec Mr.. Bell cleya.
ted to the Senate, while others are 10 fa.
yor Of some other individual, and TO such a
pass are things brought by the :" Nashville
Clique that Wing member has decker
ed sooner than vote for Col. Bell he will
support Loco Foco. Il seems TO be the
curse Of The Wing Party tlrat they never
will learn by experience or tho conduct Of
,heir opponents. How different do the
Loco Focos uct--only let ,ean be named
as the choiceef7ae Party and every minor
consideration gives way to The desire of
success. And is ii 10 be wondered at that
they are successful. Not at all, for in
union there IS strength. Therefore if the
Wings wish to be victorious they must be
united-thcy must present an unbroken
front--and We do hope that the Wings Of
Noiiii Carolina will learn a sahlary lesson
from the discussions among their Wing
brethren in Tennessee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

&s- Two armed Schooners built at New
York for Mexico TO be used as it was sup
posed against Texas, has hcen taken pos
session Of BY the Collector, under the i'm
preston that the law of Congress had
been infriuged, which prohibits the arm
ing, or fitting out, vessels Of war 10 operate
against friendly power.