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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25
VOLUME NH.
+. J. HOLTON,
rdifor. Proprietor a Publisher
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r.,,I ,rifAin THREE months. And THREE DOL.
tRSAND FIFTY CENTS u not paid until az
=, NE expiration Of the year. No paper discon.
autd until all GrTeafGgss are paid, except al tie
s,.oa Of hs Editor
l1r Advertisements inserted At One Dollar per
,o.sre, O6 lines or less. this sissd typo for he
sr,t insertion, and % eeAfS far each continuance
rsad adraiisemsais and Saeri5's Sales eAgrg.
i. IS per- cent hightr: and a deduction Of 1874
"a cent. piH be made from The regular prices, for
sslrertissrs By tie year. Adreriissmenfs inserted
ass,Aig or quarterly 81 per square for each time
Sui.mgAihiy 10 cents PEI square f0T eaeh time
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Loan TO the United States.-The pro-
posals for loan pursuant to the recent no.
tee of the Secretary of the Treasury,
were opened last night after the arrival of
the mails. The number of competitors
was great, and much larger amount was
offered than that required. The highest
offer was Sl02 374 for 500 of five per
cent. stock. Another was made at Sl0l
/ So. The residue was taken at slol vi
| by several institutions and individuals, but
chiefly BY John Ward s. Co. of New ork,
with an option to convert portion OF the
amount into four per cent. stock at an
equivalent rate.-NGdisoniGn,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25

Why is a pig in Parlor like house on
fire 7 Because the sooner it is put out the
better.
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NUMBER ~.
ANECDOTES OF THE PROGRESS.

The city is full of rich rumors of inci-
dents 10 the Presidents progress. A CAPT.
; tai one is told Of the Faneuil Hall dinner.
Mr.. upshur, our readers are aware, there
made a very neat speech in reply to the
loas! from Mr.. Bancroft
Virginia and MassdchuseRs.- Their
names are blended inscparably in the re-
cord Of their couniry's glory tier sons
will ever cherish The freedom and the u
MON established By their fathers.
When Mr.. Upshur came 30 thu! part Of
his reply
Ia looking back to the events Of the Re-
Yolution, who Is there that can separate
Virginia from Massachusetts Who can
fail to couple the Old Dominion with this
noble Commonwealth
Some one cried out aadibIy, "John c.
Spencer" which conyused with laughter
that part Of the table where the inierlocu-
tor was, so forcibiy did his m9nner seem
to describe the mischief making character
Of Mr.. Spencer.
We find the following in the Providence
Journal, which, If true, is amusing enough:
Among the anecdotes, recolleclons, and
incidents which have been published con-
; corning the Presidents tour, one which
has rot been set down in any of the re-
ports, is certainly entitled 10 place. At
the dinner given TO The President by the
City government, Mr.. Secretary Porter,
while soup was served, asked a waiter TO
bring him piece Of mutton. The waiter
respectfully informed him that until the
signal for removing the covers was made,
he was not at liberty to carve the meats;
whereupon MIR. Porter repeated his de-
mand, and not being complied with, lett
the table in great wrath and Indignation.
In the evening, one Of the committee of
reception, talking with Mr.. Porter, polite
" suggested that he hoped every thing
had been conducted to his satisfaction, to
which he replied" No SIR" Now, it is
not surprising that man Of vulgar fami-
", with no breeding, and suddenly elevat-
ed 10 position which brings him in con-
tact with polished society, should be some
what surprised TO find manners differing
from those of a Pennsylvania oyster.cel-
lar; but it IS rather singular that such
man should not have at least discretion
enough to govern himself by the conduct
Of those around him, and initiate the man.
ners of a gentleman as far as his previous
" formed habits would allow, even if he
had none of the feelings of a gentleman.
~. \. Express.
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When is fowls neck like beR3 Wher
il is rung for ainuer,
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"A Good Sps,ch.-Tho following speech was re-
Gently made by Woshingtoninn in Connecticut {;
-"There is no mistake about it, sir. Rum never
did, and never will make the mao rich that drinks
ii. The last winter has been hard season for us
poor folks generally. But have lived better
happier, laid up more money during the winter, al
though destitute of work more than half the time,
than did last summer when ! had work every
day. have not done half go much labor, and still
nn iioice well off-and, sir, the reason is this
last summer drank ru,n-iasi iointer drank ,oat-
en-"
The Tribune says in reference to the frequent
rumors of discord and mutiny in the Cabinet:
Whether the Cab met breaks or holds on is 10
the public a matter of utter Indifference. The
keep itself as quiet and out OF the wey as possible
until it gets decenty buried out of sight, and re-
lieves them from the necessity OF longer holding
their noses
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ing on n scaffod of hay, and being near the edge
lost his balance, and falling head foremost on the
barn hoor broke his neck.-Loi0eH Journal.
Suspicious Of foul play.--very considerable ex-
element prevails in the neghborhood Of Milford
larin, Baltimore county, in consequence Of a slave
having been found hung by the neck, and dead.
His MASTER it is reported, gave him a severe
chosisenent, and shortly after he was found in
the condition named The occasion of the ex-
citemeni is said to arise from the suspicion that
the negro was indebted to his master, not only Tor
the chastlsemen but also for the hanging.
Phiia. Ledg.
Attempt 10 Poison. The overseer ofa Mrs. Fiz-
hugh in Stafford County, Virginia, was recently
badly wounded by some slave women, whom he
attempted TO work In field contrary to their will
They beat him with their hoes, and would have
killed him but for the timely arrival ofsome neigh
bors. He had them all severely whipped for their
contumacy. Soon after, he was taken sick, and
they came near poisoning him by boiling the heads
OF snakes and reptiles aud infusing the liquid in
to his medicine. He escaped however, his wife
detecting the poison. The negro boy who was
their instrument in administering the poison, has
been tried and acqutted.-.4. s. Standard.
Horrible. Information was lodged in the police
Office OF the first municipality yesterday, OF cir
cnnsance that almost freezes the blood with hor-
ror. On one of the bayous near lake Borgne the
remains of man by the name of Terence Robin,
Creole, were discovered hanging 10 four trees.
After being slain he bad been quurIered, aud each
OF the four quarters suspended 10 II separate tree.
No clue has yet been discovered that could lead to
the detection of the perpetrators OF this hearess
ana unparalleled deed of cruely.-.N O. Tropic.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Kinnes Quarterly Law Compendium;
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Digest OF important and welseected Cases reported in the
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BUsIN Ess REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAT, Sept. 25, 1871
"A Co. ,ba ia, nd

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAT, Sept %, 1913.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At Market 1850 Beef Cattle 700 Sore 1900 Sheep and 25
Swine. From five eight hundred Beef Cattle and several hun
bred Stores also remain unsod.
PRIcEs--Bef CattlcThc market is completely elued"
and pcos probably lower than they have been for many
We quote extra at 25 first quality 70 81 sec
ond quality So rs third quality, so 3 %
S,0resTwo year old SO Sl3; three year DID, gil Sl7
Sheepsmal lots sold from soc to So Wethers from
25 to SO
shoats pedde at l2 Bic for sows, and l2c
"a for Baows old Borrows Ice. At retail from to l2c
BOSTON MARKET, SEPTEMBER 26.
No material change from last week.
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lust received a general assortment oil w. /.
j GOODS & GROCERIES, c2nssting Of

MAIN STREET.
lust received a general assortment oil w. 1.
j GOODS & GROCERIES,, consisting of
90 chests Young Hyson Tea; s. hhds St Croix Rum
10 do Souchong do pipes Cogniac Brandy;
10 do Imperial do Holland Gin;
10 do Old Tyson do hhds New England Rum;
25 bags Coffee four kinds casks Irish Whisky;
5 tons Sugars all kinds quarter casks Port Wine;
10 hhds Molasses; do Old Port do
30 casks lamp Oil [purc spsrml5 do Old MADEIRA do
do Lard OIL; do Sicily do
do Camphehe; do brown Sherry do
30 boxes Tobacco; baskets Champagne Scridr;
10 do Bar Soap; do do Anchor;
30 do fancy do 10 boxes Porter and pale Ale
80 do Rasns Goldfish, Mnckore, Salmon, hat
20 bags Nuts all kids; hbut Fins;
boxes Lemons; premium dairy and table Salt
Paints and Paint Brushes fine Western do
Spices, Pickles, Preserves, sweet Liverpool bag do;
Oil, Catchups, Cnron Mace, ION real Havana Cigars
Irish Moss, Cocoa Shells; daoc'y, Ruppoe&Scoch Snuff
so boxes Colts no chew Duponts Eagle Powder;
ing robacco smoking do Shot Lead percussion caps etc
Making complete assortment as is to be found in
the country
Also, GLASS WARE: STOVES and HOLLOW
WARE, and STOVE-PIPE End TIN WARE new
STYLE Troy PARLOR STOVES 6 new style COOK
ING STOVESj Air Tight, new patterns; BOX
STOVES all sizes, &c. sc. all patterns, made from
the best metal selected from Troy and Albany and
al Vermont Furnaces
The subscriber having bought his stock for Cash will sell
at Wholesale retail at reduced prices for cash short
approved credit and for kinds Of produce From %
years experience in city and country business he believes
the old adage true" nimbe nine peEcc better than
slow shilling. He fa,ters himself if persons wanting w
Goods Stoves will Call and look his stock they will be
induced 10 buy. AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Sept 28. 2sf
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NOTICE is hereby given that have given 10 my SON.
1N JOHN b. ALLARD, minor his time with liberty
to act for himself; and that from this date he is free and
that shall henceorh neither claim his services nor be
responsible for his contracts. DANIEL ALLARD.
Williamstown, Sept. %, Is49. %
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HEREBY certify that l have given my son A. N.
l. IILDEN, his time during the remainder OF his mi.
nority shall therefore claim of his earnings NOT
pay any debts ofhi contracting after this date.
TILDEN.
Mortified, Sept. 10, I84s. %
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
In Berlin, ODD inst of Typhus Fever, Valentine o.
Clark, aged %.
In Waterbury, the 24h inst Mrs. Charlotte Crosscit aged
10 years.
In Coebook the 9th Hannah Dimock agcd years.
eldest laughter of Samuel and Laura G. Pratt.
In Peacham 10th inst Deacon Zba Johnson, aged ~ He
native Of WestmoreanJ N II st cd in Poaoham in
1904 For than thirty he active member and
for upwards of six years. from 1910 1926 Deacon of the
Congregational Church.
In Hardwck 18th inst of consumption, Mrs Judith NJ, wife
of Mr. Porley $. Johnson, aged 81
In Orleans 18th of consumption, Mary Ann, wife of Mr.
David W. Howard, and daughter of Mr. Ichabod Collins, aged
25.
In South Sutton N. H. Sept H. Siby f. only child of Rev.
Amasa and Mrs Louisa Brown aged years and months.
She's gone the smiling babe is gone,
Altho' to friends dear;
Bring her me, her Savior said,
Why should she ingor horo9
MISSIONER said, than swift she few,
Thro' the ethereal light,
Aud from the Saviors vesry drew
robe of spotless white. ICON.
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Washington County S.. Fourth Circuit 5iti'
II. II. Reed Arson Harrington. Horao N Bayles and
Cyrus Huntoon.
N1HEREAS, Hezekiah II. Reed of Monipoher in
w the county Of ashngton, has fled his bill of com
plant, stating in substance Arson Harrington of Bel
lone in Jackson county and Territory of Iowa and Cvus
Hunoon OF Montpelier aforesaid, the lth day of Oct
ID 1871 were indebted 10 tho orator in the of SO3
specified in ptomssory note dated the day aud wear
bove mentioned, and payable demand with annual in.
tercst and in oder the payment of the same tn
the orator by deed Of bargain and sale otat dae conyey
ed TO the said Reed the following described premises in
Montpelier Village in the county Of ashington and State
OF Vermont viz one half Of land on the north side
OF the in said Village called back street. being the
premises that the family of David Harrington nov
reside uponand that the said Arson Harrington has since
the of SAID premises the orator. also convey.
cd the the said II. N. Baylies and CYRUS Hun
in for the payment of his debts he might d.
rec-and praying for the foreclosure Of the equity Of
dempon of he said promises in consequence OF the non
payment Of the said note TO the orator.
And whereas 1t appears that the said Arson Hardng-
ton resides out of this State that subpoena cannot be
served UPON him. therefore pursuance of the provisions
OF the Revised Statues chap "a sec. 60 NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN to the said Anson Harrington and
he is hereby required 10 appear before the Chancellor Of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit of The Stat of Vermont AT the
Court House In Montpelier the county of Washn
The third Tuesday Of November being tho rsi day
othe next stated term of The Court Ui Chancery IN said
county, and make the said bill o. cJmla int and
ABIDE such order direction decree therein 10 the said
Chancellor shall meet.
And tho Complainant IN such bill is dit eced to cause
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully in hc
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed in said
Montpelier, the last publication to be least twenty day
before the third Tuesday of November next.
Dated Mon DeeI in said County Of Washington
this sth dag Of September A ID lS43.
Tn. REED, Solicitor 20
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LADIES DIR ESSES,

NEW and Elegant Silks and Sattins beautiful Chu-
lN sans-Chusan Lustres-Craps Chusans-Parisan
Lustres--Waterloo Cloths-All Wool Muslin de Lanes,
Chusan de Lanes.
Tibet and Orleans Cloths and other worsted Goods
just opened by STORRS Il LANGDONS
Sept Goth l94s. %
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L.. & A. A. CROSS,

uAVE just received at the old stand Of WIN. w Cad.
l. we'll Esq neat assortment of ALL NEW
GOODS, selected with great Gaze which they offer for
sale, FOR CASH ONLY, at prices much lower than is
usual.
Their stock is made up of general assortment of Eng
lish, French and American Goods. Also neat assort
ment Of Crockery, Glass and Hardware together with all
kinds Of West India Goods and Groceries usually kept in
townexcept liqu Al any part Of which. will BIO
sold on terms winch viii be likely to satisfy reasonable
pcclaous. They have adopted the cash system 10 avoid
TIC actual Necessity Of charging those who do pay for their
goods, prices sufficient tn meet the losses which every
concorn that does a credit business necessarily do,
fail
lCJe they hope to have opportunity Of showing their
Goods their old friends ami will be happy 10 show them
to all who will g,vc them a CAL.
MonT eier, Sept II l343. 2su
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NEW GOODS.
Emu DAY and co. have this day received their stock
ID of Fall and Winter Goods consisting Of all kinds of
English, French and American Dry Goods Also
plete assortment of West India Goods Hard Ware,
Crockery and Glass Ware, which they will sell low
can be bought elsewhere for cash approved credit
Those wishing TO purchase will do well TO call.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Montpelier, sept. g. lS4s. 27
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NEW SUGARS.

YMAN KING have just received 1000 lbs. Sugars
IL consisting Of Loaf A, Lump, White and Brown Hav-
anna, z. R. New Orleans &c. which will be sold very
cheap 81 the cheap Cash Store, Sept 9th, isas
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NEW GOODS.
CAPS, STOCKS AND CRAvATs.

ID BALDWIN, SCOTT and co. receiving this week
ID a large stock Of FALL GOODS, which offered at
extremely low prices. For particulars call and see 27
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY give notice that have given my son, Zera
H. Cross EFT, his time-thereiore shall neither claim
his wages pay any debts oil his contracting after tins
pate HoSEA CROSsEI
Duxbuy Sept. 7, ls43. 20
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GENTLEMEN,s CLOTHING.

THIS day received BY Storrs & Langdons a splendid
assortment Of Cassmeros Of various styles and col
ours also rich and elegant Vostngs in great variety. AL
will be received this week large stock Of Cloths Of
various kinds for Dress and OverCoas which the at
tention of purchasers is particularly invited, they will
be sold unusually low. Sept. 2eth, I849.
COMPREHENSIVE
TINE subscribers have formed Copartnership and will
hereafter transact business in the old store of VIM.
w. Caldwell Esq. ash plan strictly under the style
and firm Of l., & A. A. Cross.
LUTHER CROSS,
ALBERT A. CROSS.
Montpelier Sept. %, 1913. as
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BOARD REDUCED
NEW STORE

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET.
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Fl A K D. w A r f. .

NOS. 81 and 50 UNION sTREET-BosToN
GEO. J. g. CHAs. w. HOMER e. co.
(Lato Homes, Homer and COY
Lave received by recent arrivals from England their
l. L fall supply of
CUTLERY e. HARDWARE GOODS.
They have also received from the best Manufactures
superior assortment Of Domestic Had Ware, making their
stock very complete and desirable all Of which they
offer TO their friends and the country trade generally the
very best terms for cash or credit %
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FRESH GOODS.

THIS DAY received direct from NEW YORK and
Il BOSTON large assortment Of Goods adapted TO
the season at the old stand of Jewelt Il Howes
Sept 1913. % 6w J. w. HOWES.
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WOODEN SHAWLS.
q Doz. Wooden Shwls of every variety Just opened at
U J.W. HOWES
Sept TO- 26-6w
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JOSHUA BOOTH has just received beautiful and
rich lot Of Caps, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Bosoms and
Cuurshe best variety offered in this vicinity. Call
and see.
Montpelier, Sept. %, lS4S. 27
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STORRS & LANGDONS have received from Nv
- York large supply Of Fresh Teas bought low
ton cash prices, and say that where Vermont
can they be bought less than OFFS. & L.
Sept9. 26
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LACES, UIMFS n y y 5NF No INC
CTORRS a. LANGDONS nave received a variety Of
y LACE GOODS, viz, Black and White Fisd Gimporo
and Fancy Webb Laces; Gimpore and Isle Edgings
Chanila Wells, &c. % Sept 6, 1913.
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CASH STORE

OaSI1 JUNE.
T YMAN and KING have received the most elegant
IL and largest lot Of Crcckery and Glass Ware from N.
York offered in Vermont.
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FIVE DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
NEW FALL GOODS.

STORRS and LANGDONS have Just returned from
- New York with fresh lot of Fall g ,ods. Our GUS
toners will find prepared to meet all their vans
IN our line of business. Sept g. 1873.
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BROADCLOTHs, &c.
Few pieces of rich Gold Brown Broadcloihs for
n ou,s, also Double M,ed Broadcoths for Gentle
mans top coats.
A splendid assortment of Plain and Fancy Cassmeres,
Rich Vestings Silk Velvets for do.
Sent g. 25 AT J. w. H0WES'.