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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

Mr. Scott of Missouri, one of,he Representatives in
Congress who voted Tor Mr. Adams, and al the same
time acknowledged that OF the Dro-
pc of hrs State preferred General Jackson see Ap2cn
dis, Mr.. Browns siacmOn',l thus expressed himself on
the subject:
'fou are appr;sed, fe'low-ci,izen., that within my
present term OF service should tins election of President
come htto the house ut Representatives,. II Is ihy
bounden duty, and exalted privilege II have voice in
thar election The occasion wherein this question
would have influenced y"n IN cleciing me, who now Of
fcrs 10 Represent you IN Conc:es Is past DONE and
cannot be nndone Ii your condolences is misplaced,
would have you believe IL Is now irrsinediable-
But 10 satisfy Won who have oontdcd 10 this mpnr
tant trust, and before whom appear candidate TO re-
present! on IN ibe nnetenth Congess, feel whiting
ness ana desire WREN all motive 10 conceal Is pasi, 10
express, In hs pihc address, my course on this mo
mrnt"us subject IN such event. Crowded he election
of electors l. mad. by the peope have Two votes 10
give, one for an elscior of President an"ih for Pre-
sid, MT the Il st n citizen cf Missouri the latter a. The
Representative 81 Ml,sonri In tail Stat, the other
IN the House of Representatives In giving the formrr,
my wishe being 'nch niy he reasonably supposed 10
he ente,tlincd ny Western man, snail be governed
by individual feelings corrected by hesi Judgment
In giving The aifer, become the org of!aa people,
ana the expressed will of The people VIII he guido
vote not as ctizen ot Missouri, hut th- Representa-
i've Of Mi souri, the vote belongs the people and not
q me- and The voee Of Missouri will, 10 sneh cnss.
far az practicable be TIL voice of her RsPresen
Tioae were my principles In 1922 and snch my rn
cipss In 1874 and such shall bs my vote in The Hall II
the iIrse Of Representatives os the election % Ff
dea., come wEsa II nsy.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

A nlELlA ACADEMY-The next Session
"A will commence Sept. Isl, and end July Isl
1918
Board and Tuition. Sls0-S175 to be paid Sept
lsl; so February Isl. Punclual attendance at
the commencement Of the session is earnestly re-
qucsled. Refer to WIN. H. HARRISON.
E-,r Direct, (post paid Elk HIP. O.. Amelia.
July lift w. III. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

CAY-IIIIL FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Vt offers this place, on which nc now resides Tor
sale 1t contains about five hundred acres; oil
which about Gly acres are Creek and branch mats
There is attached 10 the place good Grlst NM:
This land lies within three miles OF James III,
yer, and thiriy-fve from Richmond-ls Of good
quality, having fine clay foundation, and sus-
captibc Of the easiest and highest Improvement
BY The use oil clover and plaster. 1t adJolns the
lands of Josiah Leake, James B. Ferguson and
others. The situation is a. healthy as any i'll Viz
sina, and the neishborhool 4 most pleasant
and Agreeable onc-Tcrms of sale made known
on application 10 me. THOMAS b. GAY.
Goochland county, Jnly2. l6-2m
CLASSICAL. AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL STA UNION By PIKE Pow
ERs-Thc exercises ofth> School will be rcsum-
ell on the Isl Monday in September ana terminate
the las; Friday in June, with two public scmi-;ln-
nual examinations.
TERMS: For board and tuition len months $3.50
Tor expenses of school room aud apparatus. $50
payable one hall on the lst Of September, and one
half on the st Of February
JuiY IL 20-tSrntl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-14

Is admitted by all who have used thcIl, (nnd
cA1 has not that Or. Peters cgClabo Pills are
ac most nnrivallcd medicine cvci discovered by
20 Ingenuity of man. The are sovereign.
Inc tor the following comp 'ainte--ycllow anu
;iloas fevcrs, fever and Dgue, dyspepsia, Group,
10. complaint, sick hea ache, iaundicc asthma,
Irop. rheumatism, c"' cement ol the spleen,
piles, cholc, female ols.rut tons heartburn, fur
.ed tongue, nausea, dstGnsior Ottle stomach =.
,eTc, incipq y. diaiIhwa, iatulency, habIturj
coftveness, Toss Of appetite, blotchet n saIlow
complexion and all cases of torpor of the bow
a.s wheror cuthartic IL un npericnt is needed
Thy are exceedingly mild their operation,
producing neither nausea, grpirG or debility.
Nr. J. q. Smith, Of WooLstoch; Va, saws
They re a better riIlthan car inakp." lie
cco'iri nas their use.
The agent 81 Stratsbnrc i. Va. says he surp
plies families Tor so mii,s around with PCtcr's
Pills, md they perform sGCh remarkable clIfn-
that they are rlfcrIta 10 every oturg medicine
Mrs Z Ward OF Flew Y ork. was troubled with
q Ys.apFio tnG liver bonn !aln for 10 wears. Rv
using these Pills short timrsil- wa complt ieiy
cured
Miss Clark was III .ctei with irrcgulari,icsar
attended with mast distressing sv,nA
to ms. She was cured ~ using DR. Peters Pills
Hon Z , Davis Has afflicted withrhcuno .ism
so na to 10 unable to dress h.ns. II. Three boxes
Of Peters Pills cured him.
But way multiply testir niglsi we say to
all, Try d.. !. tTrs' Vegetable Ills, and We will
qua, antce that ah"rwa. DIS you will uso thor in
preference TO all fc,s.
P"iNC.PAL OFFICE, No. 90 North Sig
rect Philadelphia.
sale at The Medicine and paint etorc
eph W I. lace
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III. 2CCt:,4.i--,sa1s5A& or
XIV hjhA.l$.: l2EKzF4o

M ,rclt variety o. M,dcIr otcy.1 ~ ,ir
- '',-t-s, Tor tGo care otcF>ry dIagaEH-- ,i-h
tne.rge al use tUrni proor'hutte yoniid. he
VI ia % p'adnlty Or also al Me iinl s. ~
cfu2sos !tthis had been colErcd ;, person
we'll acquainted with tho prnciplc; OF the heals
ing art inCriculaDlG beI eilt would h.vc ro~' ''"
&c 90 let. Unfortunately, however, y. II
uc'eS have TOO ire" H'!' Len pict fhe N
complaints Of oproe Ct ry~t.l, and The qame
mod cine been oncred~s 81 ocIic remedy lor u
tho diseases which fcsl is leir &c.
IN Bilious Fcver. enlargement Of tho Liver,
Iaun",ce, Billions Cholic, Vomiting Sick and
FOUL Stomach attended with l{cGG4chc, r -
pcpsia and Cestivcucss, Inflammation off,. v
es, an NIL those deraI 1rmonts of the sion y
and 'wcls, and general health, dependent on
congestion oftho Live nrd its circulation, thc
focahont"s PHI will perform Tie part of spe-
cific " certain remedy. We only solicit ct the
oonds ofthc public, fair tSial ofthe Pill, and
he! "ssnred no cnconiGmc will! be necessary
witt those who use tN.iG
Milton. Pa c. 3. NERRlCK. NJ. D.
Soi' at DR. Weaco's Mce.iciro and Faint store
Nkt)H, iJscrh i'4ince '..'ct Meeting Hou..
\ = ~layt, ,.fo' T .;dgc, Maj, Il
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A FARM.

FFshe subscriber offers for sale, his farm
"a lying one mile cas-. of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil c.. nd, |, contains L.
bOpf
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DIR. BECHTER'S
PULMONARY PhEsERvATlvE.

90 efec.uai In Coughs. Colds, Inlluenzas, Gu
.arrhs, Asthma, Pains of tho Side ard q u.e
Breast, bronchitis, SPLITTING Of Blood, Sholtnese
Of Breath, Whooping Cough, all Diseases oftho
Breast and Lungs, ard for tho arrest ofappoach-
sng Consumption.
So popular is Dr.. Bechter'a Pulmonary prosor-
vativo throughout al! Germany, uni SO aafoctaai
in Die" ases Of the Lungs, that from its n.racu-
Ell .cts aud wonderful euree---it is there gen
orally known and styled "Dr. 0ochlor's Lifo
kycsorver,"
Asnumereus certificates u, cory rood &C.
fects, and wonderful cures in tlis county, ha y
been frequently published. it is deemed necessary
oaly IN roninI tho pulls NJ 10 valuohie Il n,ei-
o!nc, and iniorI them whafe il eau DO procured
genuine
.I.,"P-ie9- Tif,y GEMS talfpir.t botlr
"s'PIeplfei sEd sold, v,Aoirsa 10 rud 70 Il. A.;
If.LE!DY';3 stEiI.l !! EhtTrRiUHs, no. let
North Second street, La,oa, Vi,.,, (a,rn orl.e
Golden Eaatl ,4ld s. ..,s, Philadelphia
Dr.. WALLACE 7iitoa. I'D.
L, Bai&GjTHG". .",'miapt.a. usi.
Mr. SUiL% AN, tI.c-o s. ttr4 ", Ia
DE-. SAsHES, srcS@isS, I'D
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F''RRGcEs G2es,noE,

'l4l Hanufac;ntcf, Main s.. Etkiou, lid
SigD q! The Golden lat, one door from: The
lostoilice.
One word To iha Public in regard to
business. My motto is, and always was
"PATk0NIZE HOME E,DUSTRY",
and ! feel thankful TO this Community TO-
past patronage white in my old business.
boot ard shoe manufacturing. which !
carried on i'll dis place 8 yeats ns,. I
have now soiC ut, and have Engaged IN
lie
HITTING BUSINESS,
winch did not commence to oppose any
person, iot there was 40 Hal Manufacturer
N the place. ] thought coad surrly
Inc stores with hats, and tina, worlG sup
tor! me, but as ltlry are determined moi
10 pa'' ne, will sell at wholesale
prices, Which are Or follows:
For Nu!ria Hats, les, Mol S4,0G
do do >No.2 $50
=" ,Soxony Mol $40
Spanish MOL sor
Cashmere, black Mol o.Yj
-" 40 No. 2,5J
I" 10 LIne 9. ~
Common fur hats $3.50 to2,G0
A variety of common hats from 10
cents down TO SO cents apiece.
Some will say this is a humhag, bot II
is a bug some of Them wont linc, for i
viii t":@ them out Of big profit. Ny
hats are mi1H of good materials. and bv
experienced worhilcn, ard will do ~
all hats brough. ofme free of cost, which
c. sts, twenty live cents ifmada elsewhere
N b. will sell all kinds of hats, SO
cents cheaper than any stora in Elkton
can sell them. al hats warranted 10, .n
be surpassed in nea'ncs and durability.
ENOCu CROUCH.
Elkton, April LIST 1874.
Highest market price, Cash, given Cor
furs.
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Sprimg Goods.

IL -
WILLIAM TOHEERT has opened
SPRING SUPPLY of Staple and Fancy Good
which he can offer to his customers and the
Public as superior in quality and OF the newest
styles in material and pattern.
In his assortment may BIO found
Rich Wool Balzarncs,
Medium do
RicA Striped Silks,
do figured do
Mouselines,
Striped Cambrics,
Plaid Muslins,
Plain White Cambria and Jaconots,
Laos Lawns,
FANCY sHAWLs AND HANKERCHIEEs
Hosiery,
Silk, Cotton and Thiead Hose,
Boys and Misses, Ditto
Linen Cambria Hankerchiofs from the lowest
to fine quality.
IRISH LINENS.
Tow Ditto,
Cotton Osnaburgs,
Plain Domestics,
Striped Ditto,
Calcoes ofall Prices and qualities.
Also great variety of Mems and Bows wear,
with Ia variety of other goods too tedoro 10
r7ention, which call III attention ofpnrehsgers
os will sell at I small advance for Cash or
60 pupctual customers.
WM. rORBERT,
April eth 1874
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VI hich can be readily and at an inconsid-
cradle cxpenge converted into Mill again
or it can be nsrd for any manufacturing
business, the said crcel being large and
never failing stream, which affords q full
and coneian. supply pf water at all sea-
sons Of the wear, au,' las here n
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Attention
THE WHOLE!
CHEAP FASHlONARIE GIOTUIVG

FOE cash,
AtNo. 2G2 Market Street first above tie Wcs-
tern Hotel, Philadelphia.
All who want to save 25 per cent. In the pur
chase Of ready made Clothing ore invited to cal
ct this Store. and CANINE tie largest and hos
ssertTnenl in this city, consisting Of
Super Cloth Dress und Frock Goats
,ftcm 80 to sl4
TO Tweed Sack and Frock Goats $50 6
Superior figured and plain Cashmere
Pants, 8 to s
With great variety Vests, Il, ?
ToCct'cr Tth Il large assortment q" good
SPRING and SUNNI Il CLOTHING very
cheap. This stock III all made and trimmed In
thonea;est and bestminner. Call, look and sest
the fucE.
I,S' Don't forget No. 292.
M. TRACY,
No. ESQ Iarkci 81
Philaffelphja Apr,i eli, 1874
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Mansion House -.
Oct. 26-tf.

Corner oi&t. Paul and Fuye,to streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned. having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
a?ublic Hotel would be happy ,a receive
the patronage OFF, travelling community
who may favor him with call, and flat
tegs aimsclftEat they viii lind every con-
tnI' and a..tntion which are 10 be met
with III ne best Hotels in the city.
Il. 3. lcw Gentlemen can be &C
commo1a!ed w!,N board aui pleasant
rooms by the month or year on rrasona-
bio ,e,ms. JOHN ALhLhISCN.
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any !'oS'na5Iefi, OF o''lor 'nTson, WFsE'..! 10
SEQ = copy. Gs II fplciipeG, vii! 90 .lrr'slod ty
addressing tie rablinhor. post paid, Editors CO.
pying 'gLi 10 entitled % all exchange s;r olu ycar
GEORGE u. GRAHAM.
10, 9e Cacs.au. Street, philndeiphia.
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Important New from EIkton.
TIE Y,2.NKEES BEAT AT
LAST


rho subscriber in ortcr to conform to The q,
pressed state Of times arc prepared to furnish
Mons Women ind Chi ldreu's tocts ard sluts
Of aiaos. every description, Of the following re-
ducrd prces.
Ni9n S hhe Boots. from sf,Sc TO IS, &c
~ coGgsu do. 2,tc To 10
90 cVais" and hne laoe DO. l,tO to 90
Do. c2a,Ee and fine Shoes. 1877 to 30
Do Nuilifcrs, l,S1 10 2 ,DG
20. Navy Shucs, ,,5o 10 2,0c
Do. jackson Boots, e,6c 10 $50
w .rcn's Moroccoand Kid Giippors l,c0
DO. tLick sole DO. il2
DO. Morocco Roots, i....to i
Do Leather Boots, l,@5
Do. Cater do. eco
Do. Morocco Gaitor Boots, &c
Boys Boots, from i,soto $50
Do. Lace Boots, 67toI,5O
Misses and chiIdren'e Boots, very low.
He also keeps general assortment of wo-
mems Shoes of his own manuinctnrc, from 81
l-2 to 10 cents, warranted to srrpass any thine
that has been offered for,fc price.
N b. ifany Of hiswork fails, it will be re-
apired without charge, and deduction made in
The noXi pair.
An ki,ds of country produce taken in CT
change.
Ell Ton, MAJ c0ta I849--tF.
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IRON ORE
JOHN @. GROOME.

Ex'ior oFJas. S. Springer, decd.
E,kton Nd june 22d 1914
e,eNalional lntelligenccr, Bait AmeTi-
can, Inquirer and Pennsylvania Phla.,
Fysniirr Lancaster, and Village Record,
Wesi Ches'c., will insert oace a week
or G weeks aud forward bills 10 Trustee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

Ing tha, the late issoen{ Treasury notes,
payable IL nontbs1 fate, and bearing
law. Referz ID the Committee of the
Whole and hdered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Mckay give notice tina, on The 9th
of April he would move 10 take up the la.
riff bi N aud would resume the motion ey.
cry day until il was agreed 10.
The balance Of The day was devoted to
the army bill.
Ia the House on the 10Th, Mr.. Schenck
moved suspension Of The rules so as 10
consider the joint resolution relative TO ad-
journmeni. MOI agreed TO.
The joint resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Dromgoole, relative 10 the issuing Of
Treasury notes was adopted.
The remainder of the sitting was devo.
ted to the consideration of he army bill.
la the House on the Both, the army bill
was under consideration nearly the whole
Of the siltlpS
10 the asfse on April limo business oil
interest was transacted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
OBITUARY.

Died on the 9Th instant, at h,s residence, in the
AN year Of lis age, Mr.. CALVIN G. ALEXAN-
DER. HIS disease pleurisy. His suferirgs.
though short, were severe. With that cslulncss
which is produced by faith and hope he fell asleep
in Jesus. II he could now sGdrtss his it nds
and neighbors WHO mourn his death, We may res.
sonably suppose he would say. as our Saviour said
To those who "bewailed and lamCnttd him."
weep not for me bu, for yourselves and your
children" The Sabbath previous to his d. 9th ho
occupied his place in tho sanctuary and led thu
assembly in songs Of praise. No one then snppos-
ed his voice would go soon be hushed in death
Man is bat vanity and dust
In all his flower and prime"
lie was a member Of Sugar Creek Church. in
which he held the Office Of Ruling Elder. For
several years he made NANTES, advancement 10
intelligence, influence and usefulness. Ills loss
will be deeply felt and much lamen,cd He left
an interesting family to which he vas urdently
attached and unto which, we trust, tho tender mcr.
cies Of covenant keeping God, viii be richly ex.
tended
The earth has fallen cold and deep
Above his narrow bier;
M wintrv winds can break his sleep,
No thundets reach his cur.
Though deep the slumbcr Of the tomb,
Though dark that bed of clay.
Yet shall he wake. and leave that gloom
For everlasting day." COMM
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BRITISH sYYPATBY

Our Loco friends who make such noise
about I" British influence" will perceive,
from the following paragraph, thu, they
have synpathisers on the other side Of the
great water. Which is the British party 7
THE subject Of the Tariff had been again dis.
c1ssed m the American Congress, without any
result There seems 10 DO growing impression
that nothing will be done relative TO the Tariff
until the new President is elected, and as Mr..
Van Buren, is understood 10 be favorable 10 a low
Tariff, VIC see with regret that his prospects, are
becoming "smoll BY degrees, end beautifully
le,s."- Lirerpoot Chrohieie, FEB 10.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
Communication.
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION

MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Al a meeting of the citizens Of Charlotte, on
Saturday evening the goth ul,. the Hon. William
Davidson wa. appointed Chairman, and w. w
Films, Secretary. The object of the meeting
was explained, and the following resolutions Of
fered and unanimously adopted
Whereas. the Mecklcnburg Monumental As
ISOLATION was incorporated at the last session OF
the Legislature Of this State, for the purpose Of
erecting Monument in the town Of Charlotte,
in COMMUNICATION OF tho MeckleBhurg Declara
ton Of Independence; and whereas, no inca.
sure has as yet been taken 10 carry into effect.
tho inten, of the Legislature and the earnest de.
sire of the Assora,io on and whereas, it is pro-
posed that the Goth of May next he celebrated
and that then will be a suitable and fit occasion
for The members Of the Association to assemble
and organize for the purpose Of carrying out the
object Of the Legislature in incorporating the
Association
Therefore, be il resoVced. That We concur in
the proposal to celebrate the Goth of May next
and that a Committee of ten be appointed 10 make
necessary arrangements.
\ Resolued. That Committee Of FIVE be appoint
cd whose duty il ,all he. TO invite some L
deliver an address upon that occasion, and re
quest tho citizens OF the State generally 10 at
tend, and also invite especially the members o
! tile Monumental Association to be present 70
The purpose Of dpvsing ways and means TO tn
I contamination of the object Of that Association
| Resolre!. That the JcfFersonian and Jonrna
Of this place, and all other papers in the Stall
/ friendly 10 the cause, be requested to publish tn
proceedings
WV DAVIDSON, Chairman.
w. w ELAs. Secretary.
COMMITTEE Of Arrdngtments. William W
Films. Leroy Springs, William Myers vii
linn F. Davidson Charles T Alexander. Jr Hen
nv B Williams, William John ron, John +. lloke
Henry Owens, Thomas II Brem.
/ Committee Of Inpiiofron-James w. Osborne
| Colonel w liam J Alexander, Major Joseph w
I Hampton, Joseph II. Wilson, DR.. {. J Fox.
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.GREENspoaouGn rATRror.r

We have rscsiv' d th. s'auneh Wing paper in
lie new drcss. and tie Editors have fulfilled their
promise TO the letter. | i. now ss isirg and a.
well printed any psper IN The sia,e. They
certainly deserve, We hope they may receive,
The liberal encouragement Of an INTEL gent com
munity, for their public spirit. We tkall have to
brush o. our old drer," friend Pal TO be able To
keep company vi'h you. this type being l3l years
IN pretty constant use. Don't you ,Ltnk We ought
to have new drcss tool Bu, we shall have to
jog on little longer in cur Did enc.
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ron GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
or ORANGE COUNTY.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
WING BANNER.

, sound National Cur rney. regulated by the
1 and authority Of the People.
An sdeanite Revenue, with fair protection 10
Iprriean Industry JUS, restraints on the Exec.
rs Power. embracing further restriction on
|, e.srcise of the Vito.
A faithful administration Of the Public DO.
.,,n with an rqutsble distribution Of the Pro
I q, Of sales among the Stairs.
An honest and economical administration Of
!, General Government. leaving Public Officers
feet freedom pf thought aud Of tie right oil
fare; lat " ith suitable restraints sgainst IN
|opsr Interference IN Elections.
An sm, ndment Of the Constitution limiting
|, incumbent of the Presidential Chair 10 a
|uss Term.
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10 the Wings Of Nccklcnburs
and Union.

As oui opponents nre mlrshalling their
rcrs and making preparations for the
Imns Contest, we would suggcs, To The
|higs Ia each { piain's Company, bath
unlcet aud Militia, Ia Mecklenbutg and
sia, to meet On Saturday, the 18th of
,nl next, and nppo nj Two delegates 10
e, 10 ChafIolc on Tuesday m April
lh, 10 consult upon the propririy Of
igng out candidates for The LrgisE.
!. We hope our Wig friends will
|u in mind, that 10 be successful se must
Inaitrd aud act ia cnncrn.
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CLAY cLup

y i contemplated BY tho whigs Of Neeksn.
IL 10 form Central Clay Club, At the April
pr with he intention OF having bfancho. %
"ms established ~ tho dfltrn, sections tho
/ MY, for the purpose OF distributing as FER IS
fths'very information necessary to enligh,en
people on the different ,utj ects that now en-.
+" the attention Of the country The Whgs
f'nlly ara requested therefore 10 attend for tbs,
2n,
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Germ" b,, made pretty fair beginning. In his
first effort he commences calling names Wo
should think an individual ec..."s ,sio scommu.
NIFTY perfect stranger would wait un,il he had
warmed hi, nrsl /" be fore ho commenced abusing
thosr opposed TO him Would il not be az well for
him togct recommendation certifying that he
was entttlcd to "all the rights and benefits o.
Democracy - bu, shah we forget. TIN. is mol
Necessary all that is wanting isto t,keup the CRY
" Feds, FEDS" as Grow does " Corn, Corn =
to recommend him to tho party to which he pro
fesses to belong
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MARRIED

Near Linconton, n {, on The I'd instant, baihe
Rev Mr. McCuichsn. Mr. T D NJ LEAN, 10 Miss
ALMlRA SALMON. both Of Lincoln county.
In Cabarrus county, on tho 9TH instant. by the
Rev ID. A Penick, Mr. MlLAS VI LEMONDS,
Of Union, 10 Misr MARY V. MEANS, of Ca.
barrus.
In this Comfy, on the 7ih inst BY Jno. Sloan.
Esq. Mr.. JOHN REED 10 Miss MARGARET
Z BIGHAN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
Another Revolutionary Patriot Gone

In this County, on the ash ultimo, M. AN.
DREW BARRY, in the eG,h year Of Lis age
A Soldier OF the Revoluiiun.
IN this place, the 30lh nltimo, M DAy'D
5 JOHNSON, in the 2lst year Of his age.
10 this County, on the 9Th ulIimo, ELI W
HUNTER, son of oil. Thomas and Margaret II.
Hunter, aged ii years and day.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
"TnE JOINT STOCK CONCERN. !"

II was announced wsck before lasi that this
establishment had undergone ehangs-at least
had "taken abolrd new pilot Il being stated
TIA, Samuel Crawford had taken charg. OF the
concern. THIS may be true ba, from Nhat We
can learn 1t appears to be TVs,. 40 no one with
any truth in the ehange-in fact We have been
Informed that two % the stockholders were heard
10 say that thry kosw aolhing OF the transfer. =
II u all FOR eIeet-but ths new pilot" seems 10
be very busy. but Il he does not keep sharp
look out" he will run foul Of tho breakers
shead! There ia more wsys Of killing dog, yJu
know, than ono.