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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

Mr. Aendenhail, from The lun, select
committee on tho subject Of a Peuileniiary,
reported the following resolution, which
was read the first time and passed:
Resolred. That it is expcdient that peniten.
tiary should be established and as preparatory
to the undertaking. additional tax should be
land, so as TO raise twenty thousand dollars
year until tho sum OF two hundred thousand dol
lars be raised.
NJ, Patterson presented bill for the
equal distribution Of the public funds, and
for the relief of the people; which passed
It's first reading aud was referred. PROVIDES
that The Public Treasurer shall, on or be.
before the LIST of March nex,, cause TO be
engraved aud prlut' d, on such paper and
10 such style as is usual for bills or notes of
the Banks Of this State, script or cerufi
Gates TO the amount OF one million Of dol.
lars IN form as follows:
The bearer is entitled TO receive, on applica.
ton al the Public Treasury of the State OF orth
Carolina, ten dollars in Current money of tho
SAID state, at par value.
J. II. w. PAD. Treasurer"
Raleigh, LIST March, lS43.
This sum shall be distributed among the
several Counties according TO federal pop.
ulation; the Public Treasurer to appoiut
one or more loan agents IN each Congress.
sunal district, under the advice OF the Re.
presenaI.vcs from the Counties composing
each district, who shali give bonds ia double
the amount committed TO their care, and
loan tho sums entrusted to their care to the
people OF the Counties composing their dis
tr'c's according to The federal population,
al per cent interest, per cen, TO pay
expresses, and 9 per cent. TO 90 into the
Public Trcasury-to be renewed semi an
nually, by the payment Of in,etcs. aud one
tenth OF the Capital. SAID bulls shall be
received IN the paymen, of all public duties
and If necessary 10 be prepared to redeem
ihem promptly, the Public Treasurer shall
use all the public money IN bis hands and
sell Bank stock belonging to the State for
tina, purpose.
MI Byrd presented a bll to provide for
the distribution and management of The Ii,
erary Fund Of North Carolina. PROVIDES
that s 900 geo of SAID fund shall be dlvl.
ded among the several Counties according
60 federal population, aud be loaned out TO
the people by a board to be established ia
each County
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
IN SENATE-Satrday, Dec. "a.

Mr.. Spruli, from the committee appoint
ed to wait upon the Governor and inform
him OF his election, reported that he would
attend on Saturday, The 3lsi inst. and take
the oaths of Office.
M. Allison Of Iredell, presented a reso
luton, which was adopted, inslruciing the
committee on the Judiciary 10 inquire into
the expediency Of amending the law on the
sutgect, so as 10 define the time specifically
when the term Of service OF the Treasurer
shall expire.
Mr.. Dobson presented a resolution re
guessing Charles l.. Hinton to perform The
duties OF Treasurer until the t,ne allowed
by law expires for tho Treasurer cleo, to rs
ceiVe the office which was read and post.
ponedonlIl Monday next.
The proposition Of the Commons to raise
JOINT select committee 10 make arrange
meats for the recepiioh of the Governor OH
the 3lsi, TO take the oa,hs of office, was
agreed TO, and Messrs. Joyner, Edwards,
Spruil and w. z. Williams we're appointed
on the part ofthls House.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Meodenhal presented bill to amend
an act for restraining the taking OF exces
sve usury; which passed its first reading,
and was referred.
Die. Francis presented a resolution, au-
thortzng aud empowering Charles l.. HIN
ton to continue to perform all the duties Of
Treasarer until his successor is qualified
according TO law; which passed It's first
reading
M. Mcndenhall reported that the Gov
ernor would appeal aud take the oaihs OF
ofiiea Oh the 3lst
On motion OF NJ. Wilson, proposition
was sent to the Senate, to raise Joint Sc
lect committee to make suitable arrange
ments for The reception of HIS Eycelency.
M Caldwell of lredell, from the com
mlttee 90 Propositions aud Grievances, 20
whom VS. referred The bill introduced by
NJ Shanklin, TO preserve to the clllZens o.
this Staie,a abe natural benefits OF Pamllco
Sound, reported the same without amend
rnent, and recommended lis passage. The
bllproh,bns the catching Of Terrapns with
drag neis, and the bringing OF Oysters into
this State to sell, by any person who is not
citizen Of this State, under the peaal,y Of
Stool
Mr. Caldwell moved 10 amend the bill by
striking out so much as relates 10 Oysters.
M. Dewey moved that the House 20 into
committee OF the whole. upon said bill,
which was carried, and Mr.. Pope was call
ed TO the Chair. Then rich scene ensu
ed. Various amendments we're offered, and
several gentlemen addressed the committee
oil in rldcule Of the bill. The principal
speakers we're Messrs. Wilder, M'Rae,
Brogden, and Moore. Mr.. MRae went
more particularly into the merits of the
bill, and descanted at some length on the ma
iure of the rerrapn, which he classed, ac-
cording to Goldsmith, among the crus,a.
ceous fish, aud showed the awful consequen.
ces 10 future ages Of refusing to them the
projection provided by the bill. The bill
was Hnaly reported to the House, wilhou,
amendment, aud laid on the table.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
From the New York Spectator, Dec. IL.
DEVEL

NJ u lin 1--EA lkAOkDlNAR1 DIsN Ell
OPMENTS.
We announced on Thursday the arrival
of the u. S. brig Sumers, Commander
Mackenzie, from the coast OF Africa and
last from St. Thomas. In the first report
Of her arrival no mention was made Of any
unusual occurrence but reporis-varlen
IN some particulars, but of the same gene.
raj tenor-have since become pubic, that
soon after her departure from the African
coast mutiny broke out, headed by Pass
ed Midshipman Spencer, who had drawn
off into his bad revolt some forty or fifty OF
the crew. A smaller number, including
the apprentices, remained faithful 10 the
officers, and after a short but severe con
lict the mutineers were oycrpowercd and
put in irons.
A court martial was held the same
night; Mr.. Spencer, the gunner and mas
ter-at-arms we're found guilty and sentenc.
ed to death, which sentence was carried IN
to execution the next morning by hanging
them at The ward arm.
The plot of the mutlneers is said to
have been long in arrangement ahd pre-.
paratlon and their intent was to murder the
officers, seize the brig, which is ii remark
ably fast saiIer, then cruise off Sandy
Hook for the capture of one or more OF the
Liverpool packets, supposed to have large
sums IN specie on board, and after this 60
pratlng.
Mr.. Spencer, the leader of the revolt,
was son Of the Hon. Secretary of the
War Department. The agony Of the faith
er's feelings under this terrible innlction
language would vainly endeavor to express.
Another account says that large pro-
portion of the mutineers were from among
the apprentices; and that the two executed
with Spencer were not petty officers but
sailors. This account says that the plot
was disclosed by the master-at.arms, who
was solicited to join in it.
Immediately upon the arrival Of the
Somers, we understand, the surviving mu
tineers were transferred 10 the North Car
| DINA, and it is to be presumed that they
will be brought to trial.
The officers appointed to compose ibs
Court of Inquiry into the late occurrence,
on board the United State brig Somers
are Commodores Stewart, Jacob Jones,
and Dallas: Judge Advocate, Ogden Hotf:
man. The opinion of Court thus consti.
tutcd will command the public confidence
and respect Nat. IaSeitigencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
Charlotte:
Thursday, January 5, 1913.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.

@ BY our last dates from Raleigh we
have received no news of Importance
The Legislature was still in session and
no molten as far as we have seen was
made for an adjournment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
SINGULAR PHENOMENON.

The Indianapolis Sentinel of the Goth
ult. states upon the information of gen.
tleman, who had visited the place, that
subterranean fires had been raging in Put
man county for several weeks. 1t has ex.
tended under the ground several acres, and
the timber has commenced falling in every
direction in the infected district Where
the earth has fallen in, it has left openings
through which the smoke issues constant
ly. This phenomenon is attributed to va
rous causes, but the most reasonable
seems TO be that vein Of coal has been
lgnted from some cause, perhaps lightning
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
THE BUNKER HILL MONUMENT.

TIE DUN TIN fI1r'1' TfOA@ oIR 'A'
The Directors of the Bunker Hill Mo.
nument Association have invited Mr.. Web
ster to deliver an address at the celebra-
ton Of the completion of the Monument
on the 18th June next, the anniversary Of
the battle. He has accepted the duty as
signed him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
GEN. CAsS.

The name ofths gentleman having been
presented by his friends, while absent from
the country, as candidate for the Presi-
dency, Mr.. Mahlon Dickerson took the
first opportunity after his arrival to address
him letter in which he says, "The man.
ner in which your nomination is mention
ed by some of the Wing papers, is such as
to excite suspicion among those who do
not know you, that you favor Wing prin-
ciples, and some have said that your views
on National Bank are identical with those
of the Wings"
In reply, Gen. Cass says he is Demo.
crat, and has been from his youth. That
he is a firm believer in the principles laid
down by Mr.. Jefferson and from which he
has not severed for single instant. On
The subject Of Bank he says:
With respect TO National Bank, think the
feelings and experience of the country have de-
cided against it, and that no such institution
should be chartered BY the General Government.
| win add, that my residence in France, aud a
careful observation Of the state ofthe nation have
satisfied me that, while due degree of credit is
highly useful in the business concerns of coun-
try, slnd specie basis is essential to IFS perma.
nent prosperity.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

gA letter from Com. Morgan, COM
mander of the U. S. Squadron in the Me-
diterraneau, states that Passed Mdshyp.
man John Smith Patterson was assassi
mated at the town of Mahon, on the 28th
October last, on his return to the Ship
Every exertion was made to trace the as
sassin but was unava,ling.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
Sharp Shooting in The Wes,.-Thcy

Sharp Shooting in The Wea.-They
tell some hard stories of the Western hun
tsrs>-one of them in firing at squirrel,
seah rifle ball through bee tree; he
dIt wish to partake Of the honey, which
IL lssuing pretty fast through the bullet
Ite until his return from the squirrel
Auut sbui how 10 stop il was the question.
4 Taking bi, Of pine, he made plug OF the
proper size--put il in the muzzie OF his
rifle, nd shot Il into the hole, thus prevent
ing ANY further waste ! A hard story that
The more a man is worth, the more will
he win the consideration of the world
which may have been what Pope meant
when he wrote a.
Worth makes the man-thc want of it ths
fellow"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
CHERAw-DEDENRER 90.
CAMDEN-DEEEMRER Dc.
Wanted te Hire,

a NEGRO WOMAN, who is a good Washer
IA and lroner. A liberal price will be given.
Apply To the Printer.
Jan. 3, lS43. l5tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
NOTICE.

n AM compelled To forewsrn all person from
n Trading with my former wife Cynthia as she
mas behaved very imprudenly lam determined
not TO pay her contracts except so compelled TO
do by law.
WILLIAM l.. mitchell.
Dec. 26, 1912. 100
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

W. They have invented in London ma
chinery for making the different parts be-
longing to a watch, and they can be man.
uiaclured with such facility and in such
numbers as il will have the effect very
much to reduce the price.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
"a sUBTERRANEoUs HoRsEp

A butchers boy was driving through
Canal Street, New York a short time
ago when flag stone about twenty. -four
or twenty-six inches square gave way as
the horses bind fee, trod on il, and down
the horse went, taking the harness, with
him and leaving the boy and cart above.
There is large sewer passes through this
street into which the horse had fallen
After considerable labor the horse was
safely liberated. The most astonishing
circumstance is the space through which
the horse disappeared.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

R A meeting was held by the citizens
of Natchez, without respect to party, TO
make arrangements for the reception of
Mr.. Clay. This is right and proper
Few men in our opinion, have done better
service for the State than Mr.. Clay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

01r A rail road has been constructed in
Georgia by an association Of laborers.-
Gen. A. III. Brisbane states the fact. The
road is 76 miles long-l50 laborers with
capital of Sl5, 900 constructed the work
the laborers are the owners of the road
and they own large tracts Of land. The
cars are to run on wooden rails until from
the profits iron rails can be Obtained
Thirty of the stockholders were poor Irish
men who had been thrown out of work and
whom Gen. Brisbane collected in Charles
ton, s. c. The work was commenced in
1880 and connects Ocmulgee and Flint
rivers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

~ Gen. Jas. p. Henderson, formerly
Of Lincolnton, in this State, killed man
named Napoleon b. Garner at San Angus
tine, Texas, short time ago. Gen. II.
was justihablc, as his own life was threat.
ened.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

W. Gen. Cass, our Minister to France,
who has returned home, was complmented
with Public Dinner at Paris short time
before his departure. Mr.. Beaseley, Anne.
rican Consul at Havre, presided.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

% They are manufacturing sugar out
Of corn stalks in Delaware. 1t is of ligh,
color and Of delicious flavor, but Of finer
grain than the New Orleans. One gen.
tleman says he will raise 1000 pounds TO
the acre, next season.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

~ The St. Augustine Herald says that
the tide of emigration to Florida has fair.
" set in. Many individuals have gone to
select suitable sites for settlements.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

o. A good dividend these hard timesl--
The Dismal Swamp Land Company, at
its annual meeting in November last, de-
clarcd dividend of ST per cent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

wr II is stated that the Silver mines Of
Anaden, worked 1913 years by the Span.
ish Government has brought f55,000,000
sterling worth of Silver, coined and un-
coined, into circulation in the markets of
Europe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

W By the arrival of the Britannia, in
telIigence has been received that the Chi
nese and English have formed perpetual
treaty of peace and friendship. The Chi
nese pay the English S2l, 900, oOO-S6,-
100000 to be paid down, the balance in
the course of the next three years. The
island of Hong Hong is coded to the En-
gish, and they also hold on TO the opium
trade, subject TO such restrictions as Chi
ma may impose on her own subjects.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

w The portion of the Land Fund COM
ing to this State, which amounts to $22 ,9l7
81 has been received by the Public Treas
urer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

90 1t is proposed, in report by Com
mttee of the Georgia Legislature, to re
quest Mr.. Berrien "to resign his seat in
the Senate of the United States, SO that
the Legislature may elect proper Re-
preventative of Georgia, and have her con-
stiutonal quota Of Senators in Congress. "
The National Intelligencer thinks this
proposition must be intended as burlesque
upon the pretended right of a State Legis.
lature to instruct Members Of Congress.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

va A young lady at the North, who
had been troubled for some time with pain
in her side and having used several uppli-
cations without effect, finally tried plaster
of urugndy pitch-upon its removal the
point of a fine cambria needle was discov-
cred protruding through the skin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

80 1t is stated that two hogs are en-
hibiting in Cincinnati, Ohio, which weigh
three thousand pounds. They are cross
of the Berkshire and Russian breeds, and
were raised in Warren CO. Ohio.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

~ Effect of 1emperdnce.-Brooke co.,
Virginia, has not a solitary tavern licensed
10 sell intoxicated drink, and the Jail has
been tenantless for a considerable time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

E DR.. Beaded, convicted at Pittsburg,
Pa. of counterieiting coin has been sen.
fenced to 10 years imprisonment in the Pc
ntentiary-this is the greatest extent of
the law.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

~ The Legislature of Alabama met on
the 9Th instant. Colonel Nat. Terry, of
Limestone was elected Speaker of the Sen
ate and Col. Erwin Speaker of the House.
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Wssmseros, December, lsi3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED.


The editor of the Msdisonian offers as an in
ducement TO agents who will make it a business
to obtain subscribers iR The country, oSr-THRp
or ALL ADVANCE PAYMENTS ros NEW suBscm
BrR,. II being impossible to have a personal
acquaintance with the agents IN distant places,
any person wishing to become an agent will be
recognised as such upon procuring from the
nearest p Postmaster Embellishments or Whig)
a certificate Of his good character. This ar
rangementis suggested simply because the ed-
tor can con6de in those whom The Government
con6des in-and not because the Postmasters
hold Office under the Administration which the
Madsonian supports.
The above proposition is made and the libc-
raj per cent. offered, with view to extend far.
Their the already large circulation Of the paper
during The ensuing year, when topics Of unusual
interest viii be discussed, and which discussion.
should be extensively disseminated among the
People
The daily paper $40 90; triweekly IS co.
weekly az 90; invariably IN advance. Agents
procuring nep subscribers, will retain one-third
Of the money.
Address j. q. JONES,
Washington city.
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TINTED STATES ALMANAC for is,4-5is

" pages, l2po--Pr,ce reduced TO ~ cents
Containing in addition TO very fullt nd oompreben-
sive d. parment Of Astronomy, Mefeorolory and Gen.
eral Scie CO, " uable collection Of Statistics IL the
United states, Commerce, Agriculture, Manufacturer
&c &c., edited by Freeman Hunt, Of the Merchants
Magazine.
Among many other useful ma,iers ma be mention.
ed the returns Of the last Presidential Election pven 10
foil detail by eountcs tables 4 the oresnr1aii Of
the General Government lists Il Pubic OF seu
their sal res &c, corrected the different spl ropaie
Departments, OPP To date; the Government add Stats
tics, trade &c &c Of each Of the several States In
ports and Exports; Navy Liss Commeroisl Retro
spect - strict and Circuit Courts Consuls and
Commeroisi Agents Canals; Cotton Trade Debts
OF the States ENJOYS and Foreign Ministers Flour
and Wheat trade Rates Of Interest in the different
States Marine Corps State Legislatures; Minis
Population and Statistics Of Cities and Towns in the
Unt-d States, from 100 10 1870 Revenues and Er.
pendfurcs; Rice Trade Salt Trade Schools. on
ersons Of the new English Tariff Tobacco trade ,
Tonnnqc-and much other Information too erten.iys
or he limits Ct an advertisement For sale bv
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
dec Immediately cas-, Of Gsdsbys Hotel.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the ma Is of the Uni.
Il ted States from the LIST of February 1874. 10 the
3Oh Of June, ls47 on the following pos, routes in
North Carolina, will be received at the Post Office
Department. until p. NJ, of the 18th day of yanu.
AIRY next, TO be decided on the day folio wing
NORTH CAROLINA.
2o56 From Weldon by HALIFAX, Enfield and
M>''-' p---- "a 80 r-ha-a A ..;i-- ~ 49,.
times a week in sulkies.
Leave Weldon every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at a IN. arrive at Tafboro same DAYS by
q.
Lave Tafboro' every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 a. M, arrive at Weldon same days by
7Pm.
1857. From Tarboro' by Oak Grove, Stauntons-
burg and Nahunta TO Waynesboro SO miles and
back, once week
Leave Tsiboro' every Friday at 10 a. m; arrive at
Wayoesb,ro' next DAY by 10 m.
Leave Waynesboro' every Saturday al p. m ar
rive at Tarboro next day by 5 p. m
Proposals 10 carry The mail twice week will be
considered
1868. From Wsypesb ro' by Duplin, Old Cour,
House and South Washington to Whining on 30
miles AID back once a week
Leave Waynssboro' every Saturday at I D. m /; ar
rive at WI mngton every Monday by Gp m
l. ave Wilmington every Thursday at a m; ar
rive at Wsyncsboro' every Saturday by 10 m
Proposals 10 carry the mail twice week will be
considered.
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BANS ov WasHrSoros, |,
Dercmher q Igt3 (

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of this Bank will be holden on the
first Monday in January next (the lst) at the Bank
ing house. for the purpose Of eccting nine Directors
for the ensuing year
The polls 20 be opened at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and closed al o'clock in the afternoon.
dec 2-lawtd JAS, ADAMS, Cashier,
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NDTEQ

No proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
plnied by guarantee, sigLed by or more re.pon.
slble PERSONS in The iol owing manner viz:
The undersigned - guarantee that -
# his bid for carrying the mail from to - he
acc sped by the Postmaster General shah enter into
an Obligation PRIOR TO The 1t y of October NEXT
with good and sufficient suretos, perform the SER
vice proposed"
This sh, uld be scooupsn ied by the certificate Of
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony. that the
euafantors are men of property, AID able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent 10 the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. -"
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral.
For The prohibition OF bids resulting from oomb.
nations, and the terms and condition.. ON which the
contract Is 10 be made, the last annual dver~e
ment
c. A. WICKLIFFE
Posr OrrIcr DEPARTMENT,
December 4, Isl3 dec5-law4w
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ISRErEAL NorIcE.--A meeting of the Repeal
Association of the District of Columbia will be held
in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Louisiana Avenue. on
tuesday the 5th Instant, at half past o'clock, p NJ
Go o, M JOHNSON, ROBERT TYLER, Esq, and other
distinguished advocates of Repeal will address the
audience. The Marine Band viii be present and
entertain the assembly with some of their most pop
lar airs. The public are respectfully invited-par
ucuiary The ladies', for whom seats will be reserved
dec 2-3t F. McNERHANY, Secretary.
IFrhe members Of the Repeal Association of
The District OF Columbia requested to meet at the
ian iI OF me washington Benevolent Society, this
(Tuesday) evening, at o'clock in order 10 ion the
procession.