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Original alton House ssS Pear stree.
land boaders 81 per week transient hoarden
cents day Families be accommodated with private
rooms on reasonable teIm. Wine: and spirits, cents
cents each-coid cnts eousiy cheap b. Hot coffee cent
pintstakes and mutton chops be had all hours
j. F. particularly requests WIN OF
Portable home call and inspect his esblishment, and
Judge for themselves. Persons travelling Tor England ID
ind to their to call The house being convenient
London and Liverpool ships F. being appointed agent he
can give passengers every information.
New York and Old Country papers takes in. rs smsr
n L. tARNAM. 2as Water street, New ork, manuiac-
-. tuIer ofevery species Of Hydraulic apparatus.
Fire Engines, Of for Cities villages, factories
plantations, &c.
Guden Engines Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, Of any size req aIed.
Suction Hose Cullin Screws, &c.
Lit and Force Pumps lift aud force
from 10 to 500 gallons = minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powen, Water Wheels, &C., for work
ing pumps
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for filing boilers &c. be used
Of fire.
Air Pumps for condensation of required
Lead and Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks, &c.
Cas-, Iron Fountains, Of various figures and devices.
great strength and very simple their construction being
ucuIay we'll culated for the Southern and West lndis
MAJ cts d3l SIM re.
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IMPORTANT TO THE pIJRI.lC

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
LARGE assortment u Clothing. cloths
Al with variety of linen goods &c ling off
greatly reduced wholesale tea Canal
corner OF udsnn Overcoa also dress and rock blue
black, and invisible 9th. mol
pannoons great variety Of Of ell kinds
Canal street ivIo i'm rrc
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u. s. CITY DESPATCH POST.
PtIST OFFICE. New York, 23th July, 1912.
HOURS Of Delivery each day, Sundays eIccpIedl al
IL Y Der aud Lower Pest Ofhces:-
Letters 4enosed before
Hal ast o'clock, AM
:" Pm Will be out for de-
At all the Stations before livery at 9 A VI, and
i t.:ceI' AN and t0'eloeA M.
Letters TO be sent Free. must have Free Stamp affixed
them otherwise three cents will be collected Of the
whom the letter addressed No be enclosed
letters unless re isteed al Principal Offices Lists the
stations lat all Of which free stamps" be purchased
$3.50 per 1907 and every information may Be obtained
pcauon at the or lower tces Stamps issued BY
the late City Despatch Post will be .ived 1t indispensable
that the number Of the residence ahou be stated all ee
through this Post.
The Post Master soc earliest nation shonld an,
irregularities JOHN LOKIMEs GRAHAM
MA lu MIA
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEtTH
ale nv the princ;rsI drrcr;s,s in { .eit,

DESI ERA UNI IN DENTIsTRY
mr. A.C. CASTLE 291 Broadway, Paste for 6lipQ de-
- caved hollow teeth Il be teeth
without and with which becomes
impaced ONE hard sod body thus restoring an preserv
ing (hiteo painful useless eethl aStciay sound and
perfect in all their respective for IN ALL
CASES, the pecessty Of extraction Ladies the distn
suished in society oe their testimonials in the vivid
terms, to its efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post.
-" Il admirably adapted for tender teeth and
ous and Castle operates on the teeth viii seaI
lhs teeth in all respects perfect for The Sun SAYS
q nllne the teeth" The mos; eminent gentlemen Of H.
Castles Paste for filling the teeth lootache Pills. OF
which put the aching tooth, will effect permanent
From the !enrpsl Of Commsncs ]
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON.-Dr
A. C. Castle has replaced by ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the uppe. and lower bones
shot in the Of Lieut. s., Of the u. g. NJ who
with This terrible and casualty, while in pursuit o.
the Indians Florida. We have letter. from Lieut. s.
conrmatory Of this extraordinary and its entire
that the loss Of these important skuv replaced by
Dr. Castle OF the Lieutenant
Dr. C. artificial teeth the principle Of adh~ by
mOsphec pressure which he first introduced the
he pube nls2s d. c. Castle efen tn Spanish French
and English Ambassadors Mr. Stoughon the Spanish Consul
ReaI Admiral alton, Lord Moe,h, Gen Mc,-aty, Dr.. F.
w. Johnson PRESIDE Iof the Medical Society, ~ Y; Mrs
Gen Games. B: peck, D. Dr.. }. A.. smith, Dr. 4. Della
field Dr. Bsade, Dr., Boyd, DR.. Buyer, Dr. G. Ghee.msn
sc. Sc. &c. Office 2g7 Broadway. j. imsr
FACE BODY, Or sHIN tH H%F or II TESDER H
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GOAL! COALl COALs-T s.bserissr having taken
y:.s
from The sS y%d broken and screened
=: s s. :'''' : s
de Ren s@".e "ee " ''''-A'' JAMES pOwNEY
TQFAMILIEs 6OlST SOUTH, TO the West InaIe. o.
stain seamsires, xentse family
W. wI 10 hs Ws. woTS S.
aes. 20 S0 AddIs: box IS, upper Post once
WATCHES LOWEK THAN EvER.In cOn.squepc o
cap ssen I. %. and other ehss and Splendid
,as y be
g; o6s place hs Gold w.Ishs: low 49,. .
All WATCHES S:nsne keep good time The
sss sfs s III J.x: ..
MAR T Ms CASH TAIL ORING
tSTABLISH MENT.
le4 " 'ilism Street, Corner Of Ann Street,
sf;y Is; Ta's sy'y
which wlbs made to order the style Of make fit trim
'a,. four year .ani OF %
Gepemrn requested TO cali and eIamins Thoss who
furnish H tSfSEs at AND Is: Trimmed Nm
T Ss co s made 10 and 90
e ess; e sos v::s: =: TO
g. Sc IN Tsm'-c''h on delivery MICHAEL MARr1,
DlcBl Sw's RIDING SCHOOL, Aos Bowery.-W
- DAVIS, tfrom Europe) Professor.
Even class for gentlemen will commence Monday
2h INSTANT and continue each Monday and Friday
evening, during the
Select parties of ladies' aud gentlemen, be accommoda
ted with instruction Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF
each week.
Military elias. for the instruction Of gentle in military
and continue each "Wednesday evening during the
Gentlemen wishing subscribe either Of the above
instruction usual for ladies'. from II A. M M 70,
from to 10 A. NJ and 81 81 p NJ. Evening
school 10 commence al o'clock o23 3u,sH
pLUMBE'S DAEUERRIAN GALLERIES 23iH Broad
Washington Bosou 73 Chestnut (opcosite The
State House Philadelphia and Broadway, Saratoga Springs
the odes and extensive establishment OF the
sind the world, and containing nearly thousand
PLUMBEs Patent Colored Photographs taken every day
ov process conned exclusively to the above establishment,
Flu pbe Patent Dsguereotype Apparatus and instructions
fer the production of cooIsd and Plumbe PateD
Electro Gliding Apparatus and Instructions for gliding and
Patent Gliding and verng done order style never
efore seen in New York.
- Prompt attention to all post paid Letters.
d27 Im.T
MARTINS SELF PAYING TOBACCO REPOsI-
w TORIESBy the adoption of these articles, public hou
keepers enabled make saving Of the OF all the
bacco heretofore with profit OF ay so
the quantity sold afodng at the same time perie sa-
tsfaction to the consumer.
The approval and demand for hese articles has
duced the undersigned to make with Messrs
Day, Newell Day manufacturer 10 supply public house
generally throughout the States and also with John
Ande son Co., tooacconss supply them immediately
with his superior fine honey dew Tobacco penny papers
moath Orders left with Mr. Jennison the
' ~ ' JOHN L. MAKTIN,
IN lmsr rs? Broadway
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Clio co. have hand ssx.s q the ehci-
eeH ,bra1Sd.. VI. - go
fs'amo Resalia, canones, ''"'
Ca1adora, Companieros.
9aI, MANILA CheIoou,
Smal Yara, Steamboat Principles,
Chewing and s s%eins TSsseeo IT.
exquisite AID peculiar maid flavor Of tins Tobacco ia
The public respectfully Informed that all .esar. sold at
smoking Room in the supplied with the American
b. " Co sincere thank. to their friends and
%. r.-,r-, { HHSEsF j: PHI fE" y}ssaSSio
Ia5st. s!s .
are rieo% equal ed and point
Bat.stts Ame,c,a Scenery, iu parts vr complete.
Find MS TabesuI of National Character. Beauty and Cos.
Euden'. Ilery Of British AT This work has no equal
Views Ia scotland, l. parts or complete.
P,m;' Poe Ila.,r.ed, in complete.
x,sw n,, on NJ The D ,"ae 10 pars
few e,au,'e eng ayinss on htnd suitable for scraps,
ss sh., bo.s & loose sva.' from The above
hna hi. an opgod, NIFTY thai seldom offers.
Asents supplied on ibeI 'em, jy20 imsr
~. offers to The citizens OF New York aud rs vicin
'yss S soSS
., feade street punclually sltended to. jys i2t'm
nd cap ass at IEsfks - SIT
osn nd see. jA2o Inn
RARE CHANCELLOR SALE
The !. uurvaiied fr .tas alton FIR sip sores end
general ecspe The present oeeup mt wish ns 70 leave the
luther par'icuars inquire as shove U2l6sr
HAEpNDENs. ADAMS POMERoY's ExPaLss
dies for chr mic diseases, with dir, their use 10.
thel Of these lines according directions. free Of an, other
-''''e "''A D'e quantity o'oefep II surRwoon Nm
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THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HlNE NJ. D., No. 81 Reaae street, New York
In scroiu and chronic deases charge made till the
patient satised-medcine delivered gratis ALI persons
formed under twenyone years. have their ,raight
ened References given patients who have
cured this city. no7 3ms,
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COAL! COALi COAL.-Ths sshseIissr having take,
receiving full scpoy Of schuik and Peach Orchard
Coal selected IRON the hest vsins which he oeu At the FOL
From the yard f quality broken and screened s. per ton
= i" Egg size. $50
~ Stove, 5,23
~" Nut, 500
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08
Whi. Meeting i'm IredclI.

At meeting Of respectable number
Of the Wings olIredeii, at the Court House
in StatesyilIe, on Tuesday, the .lst Of No
vember, 1913, on motion. Silas u. Sharpe,
Esq. was called 10 the Chair, and Captain
John Davidson and Sanl. X. Bell were
appointed Secretaries.
The object of The meeting was explain
ed By L. Q. Sharpe, Esq, who was follow
cd BY n. Boydcn, Esq, IN a most ANNA
led and entertaining speech after which
the following resolutions were unanimous
y adopted;
Whereas, the Central Wing Committee
of North Carolina have passed resolu-
ton to hold State Convention IN the q.
~ of Raleigh, on the 9Th day Of Decem-
Der next, for the purpose Of nominating q
suitable candidate FOR Governor, and Tor
the further purpose OF selecting two Dele.
gates 10 represent the State N the Bait
more Convention 10 be held in May next,
Belt therefore ResOlrea, That the Wings Of
,redell hail with enthusiasm tho invitation OF
their friends, and view it as a larbinger Of thai
union of sentiment so essentially necessary 70
SUCCESS. and that TheoPEilus Falls, samuel Il.
Bell, Thomas 4. Allison. John Davidson, tee.
r. Davidson and A. Young, be appointed Dele
yates to attend said Convention.
Resoleed, That although wc entertain pre-
ference for Charles Manly, Of Wake county, as
the candidate for Governor, yet we Will cheer
fully vote for the nominee OF lie ConyentloD.
Resolred, That we cannot permit tie present
opportunity 10 pass without expressing our entire
appreciation o. the course pursued by our present
Chief Magistrate. John NJ. Morehead, in the dis
charge of bis official duties, and tender TO hinl
our thanks for the able dignitied and impartial
manner in which he has discharged Inc same.
Resolred, That We will be represented III TIC
District Convention, TO be held at Mount Mourne
on The 18th Of December next, for the porposC
of appointing Delegate TO represent the secont
Con rresiional District Of North Carolina ~ the
Baltimore Convention, and that tie Chairman Of
the meeting appoint fifteen Delegates TO aiten1
the same.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed The
following Delegates, viz;
John II. MCLAUGHLIN. Col. T. A. Allison. l.
@. Sharpe, Thomas Crumpler. Placehc Houston
John ~ Young. Joseph N. Boyle, Alex Z. Nc
Intosh, A. NJ. Allen, Abucr Ieinnster VIM. King
Esq n. ID. Tomln, Thomas J.. Tucker, Gee
F. Davidson and Moses \. White.
SILAS D. SHARPE, Charm.
JOnS pAvIDsOS' Secretaries.
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Nhig Meeting in Nayic.

4 large and respectable meeting oil the
Wings Of Dayie was held IN the Court
House in Mocksyillc, on Tuesday the 2s.h
nlt., and On motion Of Gen. Cook, the meet
ing was organized by calling Francis A.
Ward, Esq. TO the Chair, and appointing
Frank Chafiin Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explain
ed by Gen. Cook, after which, the follow
ing resolutions were presented, and unan-
iuously adopted:
Resoired, That we will send Delegates TO the
Convention to be held at Raleigh, Cd tie It'll day
OF December, for the purpose OF nominating a
suitable person to be run by the Wings OF this
State as their candidate for Governor, and also TO
appoint two Delegates for the State at large in
the Wing Convention which is 10 assemble IN
Baltimore in May next
R.soir.d, That VIC will send Delegates TO the
District Convention to he held at Mount Mourne
on the 10Th day of December, for the purpose OF
appointing a delegate to represent the Second
Congressional District in the Baltimore Wing
Convention.
Rcsolred, That We mutually pledge ourselves
TO each other and To our Wing brethren through
out the country to support the nominees OF the
Baltimore Convention for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency and the nominee of the Raleigh
Convention for Governor, and that VIC will use
all fair and honorable means in our power 10 Ell
/ feet the election Of said nominees.
The following persons were appointed
Delegates to the Raleigh Convention
/ Col. w. +. Kelly, Col. C.. W. Pearson, Iosepl
I Houston, Esq, Alexan'r HAYNES, Esq, Tenisor
/ Cheshire, ESQ., G. A, Miller, Esq, Dr. T. Il
liams, DIR. W. II. Denney and Gen. Jas, Cook.
To the Mount Mourne Convention;
Col. c. Hardin, Saml. Taylor George tlaines
Wllfred Turner, p. IL. Cain. Jno. McRorie. Lem
ucl Bingham, Rowland Crump Cicero Foard
Alexan'r. Gray, Vincent Shelton. Tho. Ferabee
Isaac Holman, Francis A. Ward, Geo, Johnso'
and VIM. Hawkins, Esqs.
| After the resolutions, &C., were passed
Messrs. Boyden and Miller having BEEF
called upon, made few pertinent remark
upon general politics.
+. A. WARD, Charm.
FrANKLIN CHAFTIN, Secretary.
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TIE EXPLODED cALUMNY

The Maysyilie Eagle says: Mr.. Adams,
in his address in the Presbyterian church
of Maysyille, in responding to the declara-
lion Of Gen. Colius, "that he Mr.. Adams)
had placed Kentucky under deep and last
inr obligations to him for his noble defence
of her great Statesman, in his letter to the
Wings of New Jersey" replied, as nearly
as we can recoIlcct. as follows;
81 thank you, sir, for the opportunity
YOU have given me of speaking OF the
great Statesman who was associated with
me in the administration Of the General
Government, al my earnest soliciiahon-
who belongs not 10 Kentucky alone, but TO
the whole Union; and is not only an non
or to this State aud this nation, but TO
mankind. The charges to which you re,
fer. have, after my term Of service had
expired, and it was proper for me to speak
denied before the whole county and /
here reiierote and re-afrm that denldt :
and as expect shortly to appear before
nv God, to answer for the conduct OF my
whole life, should those charges haze found
their pay to the Throne Of Eternal justice
L | Will, IN THE PRESENCE OF OMN1rorEAcE
PRONOUNCE THEN FALSE"
This solemn declaration of the venera
/, BILE man, who must, in the course OF ma
sturc, soon appear before the Judge OF all
needs no comment.-Bdh. Parrot
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ANOTHER WIG TRIUMPH.

The Augusta Chronicle states that a
special election laicly held in Lumpkin
county, Ga, 10 I'll vacancy in The House
Of Representatives, caused by the death
Of Mr.. Mathews, Stephen ID. Crane was
elected. Mr.. c. has for years done good
service in the ranks of the sclf.siyled De-
mocracy, but having recently seen his or,
ror, has renowned Loco Focoism aud en-
listed under the banner of the gallant
+" Harry Of the West"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08

Died, near Poplar Tent. in Cabarrns county,
n. c on the 2zJ November last, Mrs. MARY
JOHNSTON, consort Of John Johnstone ESQ.
in the G9ih year Of her age. For about fly years
she had been consistent professor Of religion,
aud member Of The Presbyterian church. she
was the only beloved wife Of her now hereaved
husband, aud the mother Of fourteen children,
of whom twelve yet survive. About ten years
ago she had severe para!ytick stroke, from
which neither her body or mind recovered. Sue
bore her long affection with a good degree OF
christian.like resignation; and is now, we hope,
NJ rest in glory with the blessed Jesus; being the
first corpse in so large family, over taken from
The house of her husband TO tic silent shades OF
the tomb Comm unicGted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08
Masonic Notice.

~ r a Regular Meeting of Phalanx Lodge, No.
~ 81, held on the 4th Monday in November
last it was unanimously " Resolred, That ALIEN
AMBER ROBINSON, member Of this Lodge.
be and is hereby expelled from all the rights and
benefits Of Masonry for grossly immoral and un-
masonic conduct" The said Robinson is man
about fifty years of age of large frame and about
six feet high, by trade Blacksmith. lie hailed
from Philadelphia about six years ago.
a. GRAHAM Scc'ry,
Dee. S, tS43. tl3
g3-Printers friendly 70 the Graft are requested
10 copy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08

NC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR,
.esierday was the day for the meeting
be Wing State Convention for the No.
ing ola Candidate for Governor. TIE
North State remarks, AS VIC look
lie matter a, present, the chances Of a
,inalion for Governor are narrowed 70
observation-disclosures, Graham, Manly,
,lry and s,nnly.n We expect that
Of these four viii be selected, and as
are good Wings and true, il viii
.e bu. little difference 10 US which Of
n the Convehlion selects, though We
!, eorf,ss thai we believe Mr.. S,anly S
ms superior 10 either Of the others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08

/" We shal ever fecolicct that the last
lengthy conversation we enjoyed with Mr..
Oeie was on the night in which he had the
fatal attack oi!emorrhage from which be
never recovered and in the conversation
Of that eYening his speech above referred
TO was a topic in which we took addition
al interest, from the circumstance that he
informed us how and by whose assistance
he had managed TO obtain the facts Of
which il was composed. In that CONVEX
sa.ion he stated 10 us that, with the excep-
ton OF highly esteemed exmember Of
Congress residing in tie western part Of
this State, no one had any knowledge Of
his speech beforc he delivered il.
We Ioll Mr.. 0gle at bis room that G.
vening, about / / O'Clock, in apparent good
health and bis usual fine spirits, and was
very much surprised, as well as alarmed,
on calling on him the next morning, TO find
that he had had an attack Of heDorrhage
about two hours after We LEFT him.
During his confinement we frequently
saw him, ard uuii within few days Of his
death; in all that time he never uttered a
word on the subject of bis speech to init
mate that the least misrepresentation had
been incorporated into it, or 10 contradict
The fact tina, he had made il without. the
previous knowledge OF any one except his
particular friend, before referred 10 ID the
west. These facts are sufficient, il need
ed, 10 relne The base ISLANDERS Of the CAnm.
bcrsburg Times upon one Of the ablest and
most wo:thy sons Of penasy lvatia."
But this faleshood is most clieetGally
nailed 70 tie counter By the following OK.
tract from the National InleIligcucer:
With less Than its usual d.scr,mina.
lion, the PENNSYLVANIA has given cur
'rcncy in lis generally respectable columns
10 ridiculous hoax, copied from another
paper, lie very ai,suIdiiy Of Which should
hayo warned the Editor Of thc'Peansylva-
.nian aeuins. being Instrumental in circcla.
ting such a story. We refer 10 state.
moni respecting the celebrated Speech OF
tho late Mr.. Ogle, delivered in the House
Of Representatives in ls40, which, Il IS
sail Il. tho hoax referred TO, that Mr. Ogle
denied ON his death-bea having delivered,
saying that il was got up by the Wing
Ceniral Committee al The city of Wnsh.
ington and his name put 10 /, as IFS auth
or that lie Immediately informed the COM
mltlee of The great INJUSTICE they had done
him and AR. Van Buren," &c. So far
from here being any foundation for this
story, il Is within the knowledge Of every
then Member of The House Of RcpreseG-
taiyes that the Speech ras delivered as
feported: aud il is within our personal
knowledge that the rcpor, Of II was the
work OF Mr.. Ogle himself, and was from
beunning to end written by has own hand ;
and that, If any change was mnde IN the
4 report from his own first dfaught, II was
through the persuasion Of friends TO soften
the severity Of the passages. IL follows
&C course, that the whole story of Mr.. D.
! gle's alleged statements during his +" last
moments is, so far as concerns the au
7 thenticily Of his reported Speech, piiiiu
aud contemplate fabrication.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.

In Equity,-Augpa Term, 1913.
James Batnct, u.s. Thos. Neal and wife Ann, Nam
cy Smith, Les;ly Wright and wife Martha, A
Lex Grcr and wife Peggy, Thomas d. Burgo-
ner and wife Mary, Caroline Nicely, John Nee.
ly, Mary Nelly, Jas. Bigham and wife isabella,
aud d. NJ. Lee, Ex'r. of james Spratt, jun'r.,
deed, heirs a, law Of James Spratt, sen. deed.
q \ this case, il appearing TO the satisfaction of
II the Court, that the defendants, Thos. Neal and
wife, Nancy Smith, Lestly Wright and wife, A
lex. Grer and wife, Tho. d. Burgoner and wife,
are net residents Of this State, II is therefore Or
dered, that publication be made six weeks IN the
Charlotte Journal notifying said defendants to DO
and appear at the next Court of Equity, 20 be held
! for Meohenburg county, at the Court House IN
Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in February next,
then and there to plead, answer or demur, other
wise the bill will be taken pro eonesso, heard ex
partc, and judgment accordingly entered against
| them.
| Witness David II. Dunlap, Clerk and Master
in Equity, ut office in Charlotte, the 4th Monday
! Of August, A. D. 1913.
Or. DUNLAP, C. NJ. L.
| Dec. s, lSi3 Price adv SIS. tic
1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08
!, a ADAMS ON ABOLITION.

MIR. Adams was waited ON at Plttsburg
nv Committee OF the Political Abolition
lists, urging him TO meet and address them
This he declined, avowlng that he was as
much opposed to slavery as any OF them,
and especially to the representation OF
slaves in Congress, but expressing his OPP
position to the abolition measures OF the
day as follows:
with regard to the SUBJECTS mention
cd in this ucte--thc annexation OF Texas
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08
THE EFFECT OF WIG MEASURES

The National Intelligenccr says, Inc
only measures which the Wings OF the last
Congress we're able to carry ou'--ana inc
most important of those by majority OF
NJ most two or three votes in each House
were those designed to re-establlsh re-
venue adequate 10 the wants OF the Gov
erument, and thereby to restore the public
credit. The consequence of those meas.
ures has been the immediate and now ei-
fectiye resuscitation of the credit OF the
General Government. The SIX per cent
stock OF the United States, which was
hawked about both in this country and Eu'
rope twelve months ago without hndlne
purchasers at par, is now selling ~ The
stock market Of this country ut aae'fe'
tpcr cent dborc par.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-08

In cabar.uy county, on the 2sth nit. by tho
Rev. d. A. PenieA, Maj ROBERT 5. YOUNG
10 Miss LOUISA ELIZABETH, daughter OF
John Phifer. Esq.
Ia York District, S. c.. on tho cath Of octo-
Der last. BY the Rev. S. l.. Watson, Mr., A: d.
H0LBRooKS. formerly Of Charlotte, 10 Miss
REBLCeA A. FEIMSTER.