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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sep.
TENDER Session, lS43.

john Motz
us. Attachment levied on Land.
Michael Mauney.\
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that Michael Msuuey, the defendant in this
case, resides beyond the limits of this Statc, so
that the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served upon him. II is therefore Ordered. that pub
LEGATION be made for six weeks successfully in the
Charlotte journal, notifying the said defendant,
that unless be be and appear at the next County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be opened
and held for the county of Lincoln, at hle Court
House in Lincolnton, on the first Monday of De-
cember next, then and there TO plead and repleyy.
Judgment final ill be rendered against him, and
The lands levied on condomned TO satisfy Plaintiffs
demand.
Witness, Henry Canister, Clerk of our said
Court, at office, the FIRST Monday after the 9TH Mon
day in August. in the 6eth year Of our lndepen-
dence, A. d. 1913.
HENRY CANSLER, Clerk,
Printers fee, SIS 62A. u0
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CONTRIBUTING

Our exchanges from the western part Of
the State, speak of counterfeiting opera
lions to considerable extent carried on pro-
badly by a company in Henderson county.
Its said that a good deal of their curren-
cy has been put in circulation. 1t IS a
composition of silver, copper and zinc, and
without close inspection, is well calculated
to deceiye.-Sonthern Citizen.
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SEW JERSEY


While VIC have the qualification Of an.
nouncing to our Wing friends the success
OF our principles and our cause in other
States, we regret 10 have to state that New
Jersey has disappointed us. The Loco
Focos having elected four out of the five
members of Congress. This perhaps is
only warning to US TO prevent our party
from relying upon their great strength aud
therefore relaxing 10 their efforts during
the coming contest for the Presidency
DETECTION in our ranks is no doubt the
cause Of our dcfoat, and we hope that il
will have the effect 10 stir the Wings up
10 renewed actions, this we are led 10 be.
lieve viii be the case, because, since their
defeat the Wings have held great meet
ing at Princeton, and resolved unanimous.
" that they will not stay eaten, but will
I give the vote Of the State next year for the
Wing candidate for the Presidency. The
1 Newark Daily Advertiser makes the fol.
lowing comments upon the result:
".Nep Jersey Swreadered.--The Goa.
! ition formed in this city between irac-
ton Of the Wing party here and the lead
ers of the Locoiocos has worked out It's le.
/ Citima,e results, and thrown the State into
the hands of our political adversares.- -
II has not only elected its candidate for
Congress in this district, but defeated the
Wing legislative tickets IN two OF its three
Wing counties, and, rs our friends believe,
and as some of whom predicted in advance,
by its remote consequences effected ca,
lamitous revolution in two adjoining Wing
counties. 1t is the triumph OF Loco
focosm. OF the means employed to Ell
feet this widespread mischief we leave
others, who may be supposed TO be more
impartial, TO speak, simply remarklag
VIVA; is matter of universal notoriey, thai
money ia unprecedented pTodigalty, gross
misrepresentation, jealous, artlul, anC
most untiring appeals to popular preJudI
COS of all sorts, were piled with unwonlet
energy, and, as the result shows, with ia
tai success. We will only add, that tn
great body of the Wing party in this dis
lrict, including those who have stood firm
,, ~ by the cause for veal or for woe IN eve
ty exigency and through all its v'cissltudes
remains as firm and iDhexible as ever, I'm
dismayed though defeated"
W Wilmington, Del. has gone for tn
Wings. This isthe first time in five years
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gThe Editor Of the Lincoln Courier

W The Editor Of the Lincoln Courier
still persists in charging US with saying that
a majority Of The democrats of Lincoln
county are the descendants oftories." Asa
Man convinced against his will
Is of the same opinion STILL"
We shall leave the Editor 10 make the
most of it any way he can {" fr it," We
wonder if it would be as hard TO get this
Editor TO admit that he came 10 certain
place in South Carolina recommended as
a Whigl
He says we admit the charge and then
denies it. We leave il 10 our readers to
say whether We have denied the charge
or not. And we shall always admit our
errors when made sensible Of them, but the
Editor Of the Courier has not as yet sue.
ceeded in convincing us.
He states it as his candid opinion that we
did not write the article, and tina, we did
not know of its being published when we
read his remarks contradictory. As he
knows so well that we did not write the ar
ticle suppose be will tell us who did. We
suppose he is so much in the habi, Of re-
ceiving assistance in the editorial depart
ment that he imagines that We are in the
same predicameni but he is mistaken.
As to our not knowing tina. the remarks
were published, we can tell the Editor we
pay little more attention TO what is pub
lished than that--but we judge that it is
not the case with him or else he would not
have published piece Oh the second page
credited to the Lincoln Courier.
The Editor declines the examination
we proposed 10 him to see how many des-
cendants Of tories be could find in The de-
mocratic ranks. We suppose this right,
for when fellow is in bad company the
best way is to say as little about it as pos
sible, for the more dirty thing is stirred,
the worse il stInks.
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In Charleston, s C. on the 5th inst, JOHN b.
SMITH. OF Newman, Ga, formerly of this place,
10 Miss ANN X. MORGAN, of Charleston.
In Lincoln county on the 18th instant, ~ the
Rev. S. L. Watson, Col. SAArL. N. STOWE
10 Miss MARGARET NJ. HOLLAND.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

Robert Wickliffe, Jr., of Kentucky, the
unsuccessful competitor of Mr.. Carrot Da-
Wis for Congress, has received from the
President the appointment Charge d AT.
flares to Sardinia. Verify the President
has a wonderful affinity for political traitors.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
ANOTHER FIRE IN NEwBERN.

The town OF Newbern, n. c. was visit
cd by another Fire on the 9th inst. which
consumed 10 stores. Loss between $780,.
600 and $4,000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

- We shall issue no paper from this
office until Friday week. We are induc-
ed to this change because it VIII suit a
larger portion Of our readers than the pres.
ent arrangement.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
LocoFoco NATIONAL CONVENTION

The Plebian states that 81 delegates TO
this Convention have been elected, and that
of these Mr.. Van Buren, has &c, Mr.. Cal.
honn 10, and Col. johnson -. The same
paper estimates that the total vote of Mr..
Van Buren, will not be less than IA, and
may be much larger. But lift should not
exceed this smallest estimate he will be
nominated by majority of 20 over all
others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

DEATH OF THE Hon. LEWIS F. LINN
The Hon. Lewis F. Linn, U. S. Sena-
tor from Missouri, was found dead in his
bed, at his residence in St. Genevicve, on
the 3D. instant. For some time past his
health has been feeble; he had been labor
ing under an affection Of the heart.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

The Pebian calls Mr.. Van Buren, ga
tried man" To which the Rochester
Democrat replies. Yes, he has been tried
and conpicted. He will be erecuted IN
ls44, if his friends are foolish enough to
pu; his neck in the Presidential MOOSE.
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CAMDEN-OCTOBER is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la.
REMARKS

COTTON.--There was more Of this article
brought into market yesterday than has been
known before this season. The Cotton quarter
of the town is literally crowded with wagons
The prices are from to u cents principal sales
at a l-8. II would take strictly fine lot to
bring u cents Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

WWe notice that the names Of DIR. r.
]. Hill, W. w. Cherry, Geo. E. Badger
and Gen. Patterson are spoken of in con-
uection with the selection Of Wing candl'
date for Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
ELIJAH SPENCER,

Our readers recolect the arrest and con-
fiuemen, of Elijah and Herbert Spencer,
father and son, last Spring under charge
of burning Montgomery courthouse, and
their recent escape from the Jail of that
county. We we're favored a few days ago
with the perusal of "a letter from a gentle
man in Tennessee TO his brother in this
place, stating that the old man, Elijah, in
passing the neighborhood Of the writer in
his fight, was attacked suddenly with dis.
ease (fever we believe, and died but day
or two before the date of the letter. Ii
was understood and believed there that
the young man Herbert had passed through
that section of country in his fiightto Tex
s.-Southern Citizen.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

The grand jury of Scott county, Ken
lucky, have indicted about fifty men for
voting illegally, in favor of young Robert
Wickliffe, at the late election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
The Markets.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
Business continues dull. Cotton has declined
a little, but is in active demand to-day at 6. 8
IS. Flour is dull at to AZ. Bacon is lower,
sales making at 81 to 7. We have no change to
notice in other produce.-Obssruer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

Wigs. Loco FocoS.
Elias Florence, Hcman A. Moore,
Joseph Vance, Alexander Duncan,
perley Il. johnson, Joseph Morris,
Alexander Harper, VIM. c. McCaushn,
Robert c. Schenck, Ezra Dean,
Samuel +. Nin;on, John ID. Weller,
Joshua r. Giddings, james Matthews,
Daniel II. Tldeu, Henry St. JohH,
John J. Naumeter, Joseph ]. Mcdowell,
Jacob Brinkerhof,
Emery D. Potter,
lly. X. Brinkerhofi.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
OHIO.

The accounts from Ohio also are Of the
most cheering character. In this State.
as every where else, the Loco Focos had
arranged the districts so as to enable their
friends TO elect a large majority of tho
members Of Congress, yet they have but
three majority, it being reported that the
Wings have elected nine and the Locos
twelve. There is very little doubt that
the Wings have succeeded in eleciing a
majority OF the members of the Lower
House of the Legislature, but it is not
known whether they will have a majority
on joint ballot. These results are certain.
" more favorable than was anticipated,
and gives q surety that there can be nc
doubt bu, that the popular vote will be
in favor OF Henry Clay in November, lsii'
The following are the members Of Con.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

~ Wilmington, Del. has gone for the
Wings. This is the first time in five years,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

In the twcniy-third district, consisting
Of the counties of Erie, Warren, Mexican,
Porter, Jefferson, and Clarion, some of our
friends in Pennsylvania think there is a
possibility of the election Of Charles M.
Reed, (Whig,) but we are apprchensge
that their hopes will not be realized. This
is the only Congressional district not heard
from.
In the twenty fourth district, embracing
Butler, Armstrong, and Clearfield coun-
ties, Jos. Burlington, (Whig) is elected.
An Extra from the Office Of the Z" Penn
sylvana Intelligencer," dated Harrisburg,
October Ia, announces this gratifying in
teligence in the following manner:
WINGS OF THE UNION we con-
graduate you upon the thrice glorious re.
suit Of the election in the Keystone State
Sufficient returns are received TO assure US
of the election of at least one half Of the
members Of Congress, and in all probab.li.
ty, A MAJORITY THIS Is CLIO.
RY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY. The
Locofoco Gerrymander is killed as dead as
Cbapman's Rooster The OLD Coon has
knocked the crop ont of that Cock eiiec.
tually, and made the feathers fly at ter
rible rate.
The returns for members Of the Legs.
Iaiure and Canal Commissions are very
imperfect The probability is that the
Locofocos will have majority in the
House Of Representatives, but ii will be
very small. But for the split III Allegheny
and the loss Of two or perhaps three mem
beers in the Wing counties Of Washington
and Dauphin, we would have majority in
the House. The Senate is Locofoco.
1t is ye, impossible TO tell what has been
the result for Canal Commissioners. We
have very few returns that can be relied
on, but Judging from the vote for members
of Congress, and reported majoriiies in
counties heard from, there il a strong pro-
liability thatlhe Wing candidates are cleo.
ted"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
For The Tribune
Dr. Eauson-s Hydraulic Enoin.

An experimental ral Of this machine took place under
the auspices he Fire and Water Committee some days
The Of Water and Peck slip. En-
gGe No was brought into competition, and was adma.
bly, manned, and every honorable eor, made show
the superiority OF the present order things the F,e De-
pi-tmeat Nevertheless every ereron served but e1-
hibis The preeninenee OF the Hydaulean- This
cce operating sse by the power the Croton, threw
larger stream, and threw several feet higher han No.
competent do Notwithstanding the strong and yigo
Efforts OF those who manned IL And when TIE
tuify OF the presented by the former taken into
account its superiority be conceded all hands
memorial s before the Councils praying FOR the
adoption II Of the eugaes any OF The Fire
Ds,rics, but what action viii be taken in The premises
mains 20 De can barely be possible that the
money necessary for this end vii! Be denied considering the
manifest physical advantages of such adoption besdes
pro6.ble agency moral reforrnsr Time trust. will
verify the prediction, that Of these engines each Ward
with aggregate complement of hundred men for the
whole City, viii accomplish every end desired by City
Fire Department. KNICKERCoCKER,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

APOLLO AssocfATlov.-Cau any ofour New York con.
tempores inform whether this association has stop
ped p And il NOT what ha. become of the engraving Of
Vanderyn's picture OF Narus among the Ruins OF Car.
.hase, which host Of Boston subscribers nave long
pad Idrance and which The promised de-
liver hs CITY before December 1912 We have heard
suggested that the officers OF the society would do we'll TO
give some explanation Of this matter Boston Trans.
We only know that the Association yet lives,
and that the engraving OF which the Transcript
speaks has been finished and distributed to at
least portion Of the subscribers. We saw co.
pies IN Vermont a month ago. Why Boston has
been thus far neglected we are not able to conec-
frrn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

LATER FROM ENoLASo.-The ship Victoria,
from London, which We announced IN our even
ing edition yesterday as below, came up to quar-
antine last evening. She brings news one day
later but nothing of special Importance We
learn that Espartero had taken passage IN the
Promethean foi England, touching at Portugal,
but he was not permitted to land. He arrived at
England on the goth Of August, but remained on
board the ship until the 23d, when the Prone
tbean sailed with him for France. Markets re-
maincd about the same as our previous advlces.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

SPECIAL MESSENGER TO TgxAsAeEandef y. ,.'s,
Esq, beafe. Of dispatches from the Secretary o. o
Cen MURPHY, T. Charge dAtfaires n TeI's, fn 4:
Hgton CIty on the 2lst u ariyr al New'onr'a, p,,,
2sh, and le the afternoon 5he steamer s.ln pn
for Galveston. Boston l'S
We are quite pleased TO find Mr. AOei a.. 'aa
honorably employed. lie deserves ai' the lO'S, =,
Mr. Tyler can confer upon him. He's rom y,
back-woods Of Michigan hut with an alnpluy'
not to be satisfied with the drudgery oI a jan
woods life. When Gen Harrison was InansJ ,st
rated, soon after, Mr. A. was appointed .t,t
IN the Treasury Department. By hls In.. s!lnsa of
tcntion to business, he secured the conildeIs err,
the head of the Department. His leisure IyJ l'"dy
were employed in close application to he 1.sns s.s
Of the French, German, Italian, and olneI a N.
languages, and we are glad to find that 'n' bq
plication is appreciated. We expect oy a''t Fo;
to see our Wolverine boy attached to some i l,n.
eign Legation, where knowledge OF ioFelgI l. - "
gnages is indispensable. In case IKE ailos At.
do not inquire whether there is professor :, mn
tachment to John Tyler. We know lns. s.,bls bt
young friend will submit TO nothing dlsi0npl a,,nl
nor have We any compunctions N thus CO soi1 hdd
menting Tyler ofIice-hoider. Ii all oii.e .erntrr
ers were as worthy as A. g. Abel, the eg1 Ss .r,t
would have less to complain OF. ouf oar lr,;ns
prise is that any of the chiefs have dscln., .ror
ton enough to employ, IN places OF 'fls'' ~ nem.
thy Young man. i1oen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

H. The Macon Ga. Gazette gives an account
of the discovery of several relics which have re-
Gently been dug up in excavating the track of the
Central Railroad, near that city, which cannot
fail speculation in the minds of the curious as to
their origin the date which they deposited etc
About five feet under the snriace found bowl Of
earthenwae, in which brass spoon also huge iron
spur Of rough workmanship the rowes Of which, from e
poste points, although somewhat shortened by rust, mea-
sured nearly three inches.
But what is still astonishing, 81 feet below The
surface Of the earth the trunk OF tree believed to be the
wild poplar tulip about foot in diameter was dis
covered extending entirely the track 1t COM
petsly ncrused with coating Of rock fram to
inches thickness The wood which mostly had the appear
of being chared converted into coal quite black
very heavy Some pieces pine bark found per
fecty sound and bearing distinct marks Of the Also
large chip poplar found bearing distinct evidence
of the edge Of the tool by which it The end of
log also showed tina, II had been down by
The place where they deposited is level plain about
200 yards wide with the ground fifty feet lower on
each side which would forbid the idea that they
been gradually covered by accumulation on the sur
| face OF the earth.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

u a very neat and accurate card map of Ire
and has been just published and is for sale at the
store of Messrs. P. S, CAssgRLy & SoN, los Mas
sau st. 1t contains all the places OF departure OF
the English mails, and other steamers, the mail
hours from Dublin and list of the counties with
referential directions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
THE EVENING TRIBUNE
,r, "a y,ox, sf z! O.cIOcE 4
rka F,ir of The State Agricultural soc'e:y

fr4- The Fair Of The stasc Ascu''11a, =.
Rochester, sil! present beyond doubt the m'S'
n. ".,;ar exhibition of agricultural products, improve
and implements witnessed in The United s'a,s
W. have made arrangements okeep the readers o. T r
tribune advised Of the particular w.
the Fair and in order that the 'fste" :. c,,,' s
TO the public, Mr.. Raymond is in al
,nases for the purpose of reporting it at length We viii
L ,b 10 present 10 readers accurate report OF
aa nv one Of the most gifted and distinguished men
r;nr on subject Of all classes and one upon
hcb Mr. Webster mas bestowed much thought and study
AGENTS bo desire an extra number Of copies OF the paper
containing this Speech, will please send us their orders
Immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

T The Loco-Focos in the Second Congress
ional District in Michigan have nominated Hon.
Lucus LYON, of Grand Rapids, Kent Co. Mr.
L. represented Michigan in the Senate Of the Uni
ted States.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20


We do most conscientIousiy recommend D. Coyert's
Ba OF Lie the certain .ar aud speedy for dis
e-ses OF me Lungs indppe and Liver Generally the
that afflicted with Coughs Colds GonSumrri0u
Liver Complaint pyspensia Ctoup Bconchifis 4, ihms
NhooplnS Cough, Sc by the nos
tEum oui We truth, that opinion that
earnestly invite the attention Of the public
mas II order that they mar be prepared Judge for
selves painful to life away, without pro
per etto, 10 recorer II Dr. Oov-ts Balm Of Life is cure
sTa, Bronchitis Asthma Group Whooping CouSb &C. If
used season; and for sale the Office II Dr. Covert 35
Sassaustre-t Clinton Hall also, by T.. ChaSten-y 80
Bowsry D. Sands 20, n East Broadway; Coddugtou,
gh avenue; Woods l2lsteet and Sd avenue, ard Of L.
Randall Jersey City.
S-Chastrney Aromatic Steam Imminent for sale l35
y sssau street Clinton Hail
u Bilious RE,urTESr HEB FEvER5 generally
begin with yawning, stretching pain the boaes lancuor
gIdtness, swelling asoar the the stomach and 9th
unpleasant mp:oms.
Wshs lndian Vegetable Pills one Of the best n,edi-
from the body those morbid huos which are the caxe Of
every mal3ty incident man
la of levers, from four eig, OF said Indian V...
violent night aud morning.
MS Pia II properly carried out will in short tine Sub-
Due te most violent attack of eyers the time the
d,s.sSe orAnz VIII b. restored healthy tone and the
3looc so completely purified that fever well as y.rv otrr
disease viii De driven from the body and health and ygor
wlll be given 10 The whole frame. ~ 80
bepcTs 0 CouHteTeits-Ihe public cautioned ,g,irxr
wonderful Pills. " 'e ~e ao"'e
should De remembered all genuine netcin. has y,;b,,,
I Flli< neaity printed the .des Of the boxes
aveiy wrong. - -u a4i - i''
Ohces devoted e1clusv.y TO the sale Of tho si,cin.
and retai-Sos 2ss Greenwich street New York
70 s 4retnontstfee Boston, and No se Rcrstesr Phil
adelpiIl. - ~ s 1850 "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN RAuRoAD.-'rhe
ST. Augustine News Of the 9th says h- total receipts c the
above road for the past year have beea $50 3S expenses
OF operating the road S32soS Az Of agents salaries, &c
s Sol 81. During ,h year s3 coo Of the bonds of thu
Company have been paid, and IS $40 81 bonds
and notes. The permanent debt of the Company is
$4,000. y dividend of and half per has been
declared.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

u Several outrages, arising out OF religious
Misunderstanding, have been recently committed st The
village ST P Canads, resulting open assault violence
and supposed incendarism body Of special constabes
sr.estng and sending twsass Of the rioters to Montreal
prison,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
ain at Howard's Hotel

Mr., Thomas Mooney, who has been lecturing
with much eclat on the history (past anS present,
OF Ireland, is also a Delegate to this Convention
from Providence, r. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

D- Among the arrivals at the Hotels we no.
tice the names Of Hon. S. s. PHELPS, U. S. Sen
ator from Vermont, Hon. DAVID HEssHAw, Sec
retary of the Navy, and Henry w. LoseFEL-
Low, Of Mass,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

By Ward s. Srnr,s.an,

auction Notice.-Ou Thursday the 2lst inst..
at - AZ the hoase No 10 Leroy place extensive
assls Gl noIeno!d FuE1ItqEe comprising Pier and
ga,n IaETe; Mante aud Hall Lamps Bed.,eas FEATHER
Beds ar a,esses. Table aud Bed Linen Cutlery Hitch
en- Utensils, &c. sc. siS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

IL Henry Albrecbt yesterday al ! n'f as hp
from portion Of the dry dock and droWnsa TIE
been IN the employ Of the company nearly thies
deceased hai left large family NOUN ms tG, Rep