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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

BISHOP OF New YORK. We learn from the
Episcopal Recorder that the standing commit
tee Of that diocese has at length decided that it
has power to perform official acts during the
suspension of the Bishop, as if the Episcopate
were vacant
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

BiyALvEs. We yesterday received from Mr..
VIM. SIicer, can of the most delightful oys-
tiers, for which we desire to return him our ac-
acknowledgements Mr.. Scer keeps an excel
lent Temperance house in Gay street, between
High and Front, where every delicacy Of the
season, ''iried, roasted and stowed," Will be
forthcoming at moments notice. A house
Of this kind has long bees wanted, where per-
sons can 90 and enjoy the good things without
being sthed with the fumes of liquor and to-
bacco. We hope that our temperance friends
will extend to Mr., Slicer ample encouragement
in his new undertaking.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

HOEIN p. HEUISLER 4; co. have remov-
eB ed their Cigar and Tobacco Warehouse To No. L
SOUTH CHARLES STREET, one door from Mar
ket, where they have on hand, and viii continue to
keep, large assortment OF Imported and American
CIGARS, all kinds of CHEWING and SMOKING
TORACtO, SNUFF, SC. &c ia.u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

MIN;srRy At LARGE We have a COW of
the repor. of the Rev. c, Il. A. Dali, the min
lister engaged in this benevolent and trny
praiseworthy enterprise from which it ap-
pears that he has laborod assiduously and
most boneticaly, in extending education and
assistance to the poor of our city. We have
heretofore referred to the particular objects for
which this ministry was instituted, and now
deem it unnecessary to say more than that we
consider Mr.. Dali particularly well qualified to
discharge the duties which he has assumed; and
that we hope he will be well sustained in hi.
philan.hropic labors by liberal public
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

NHECN LOST. A check drawn by ID. a..
" Martin, for S62 10 cents, payable AT the Union
Bank, was lost yesterday, BY the Undersigned, who
will be thankful 10 the finder far its return, il
be OF no use to anv other person, payment having
been stopped at the bank.
ll' WELLS CHASE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

EBERUVlAN GuANO. The balance of the
Ia cargo Of Peruvian GnanO, rece we'd by the uil-
d. rsisned per ship Orpheus from the Chncha sIa ds
i"r account OF the Peruvian GGano Company, is offer
ed III the following prices;
Under one ton, 3 cents per h.
One To five tons, 500 per ten of 2 40 lbs.
Five to ten tons, SIS do. do. do
Over ten tons, 50 do. do. do
&C. This cargo IL warranted he pure and of rhp
best quality For sale in haqs (af about 1870 lbs each)
IN small quantities, by David C. Harris No. l55 BaIti
more street, or IN parcels of one ten and upwards
SAMUEL K. GEORGE, Agent tor the Co.,
ial-diW M. e German street.
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Hp ECEIvED BIsnnp OsDERDnNK,s

Ep ECElFED BISHOP OSDERDONK'S
Mc TRIAL. AND STATEMENT. HUZZt FOR
No. l8 NuRTH STREET First in the field as
usual SHURfZ TAYLOR have received an ul-
iisher's Express haii.n
Bishop oNDERbONK'S TRIAL, price 50 cents
40 do STATEMENT, I2s +"
~ NCiiS "Snardrason " for Christmas, l2j "
The very FUNntESf eOOK ever got out
Let those laugh now who never LAUGHED before
Let those who always laughed, now laugl, the more"
"THE HYPOCRlTE;" Or the Life of a Bishop.
price only % cts, by ESop.
The 'Ch'mes," another 'pe d." by Boz, for 6!
-'ictrpsh supply received,
No. 80 Living Age ..........,..... ....,...l2i
Nos. 10 and 20 lIuway Bible. ........ 800. l9L
Full sets % the Wandering Jew and Mysteries ai
Paris, and all the new and cheap Pub icaons, for
sale, wllO!s>a and retail. bv
SIIURTZ & TAYLOR'S, 10 North st.
Near the Post office, Balt--ard
1t TAYLOR s co, Washington, d. G..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

LrBERALIrY. -Four ladies in Vermont have
presented yes each to the ladies of Virginia
who propose to erect statue in honor OF the
lion Henry Clay.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

NNINti~. BRANDIES, SUGARS, TEAS, COZ
w FEE, Family and Super FLOUR, New York
and Pennsylvania BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, with n
general aud we'll selected stock Of FAMILY GRO
CERES, fOr sale by
d. d. CLARK, corner of
ja"-eoins Lombard st. and Ckeapside.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

q NEKMAN ~uCCOttH; British l.ustre; Saip-
IN raIus Bath BrIck,; Entry Mats; BAY Rum; Vel
vet CWkN; Canary, Hemp, Rape aud flax seed.
FIR safe by MARCUS BENSON,
ja3S 81 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

BURroN's THEATRE, FRoNr-sr. In speak
ing Of this Theatre few days since we said
''that goo1 acting would draw good houses"
and such has been the case, and so it will con-
tlnue, long as the popular manager continues
to present to the public such talented perform
ers and such excellent pieces. The bill for to-
night is in keeping with its predecessors, and
will securo full and fashionable audience.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

DIsrLLgRiEs. From the latest authorities,
it appears that the number of distlleiies in the
United States is 10, 495; the number Of gallons
OF distilled liquors produced annually is ,602,,
607-which, if sold at twenty cents per gallon
would produce IS, 800, sol 40.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

ND EMOVAL. Messrs. JAMES FLETCHER &
E& Co, LOTTERY AGENTS, have removed to their
new office, No. HOLIDAY STREET, Bid doof
from Baltimore where they will continue the sale of
Tickets, Shares and Packages in all the Maryland
state Lotteries. now drawing under the management
OF the old established house of Gregory & Co.
Our correspondents throughout the United States
will please direct their orders, as heretofore to
JAMES FLETCHER 4 co.
-. - Baltimore, Md.
We offer THIS DAY, capital prizes each of
S!j,00U and $4,000, &c. Whole tickets IS omar
tiers 81 % certificate of regular package of Is
whole tickets, only S75. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

HE~BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPARTM EN- T
The Annual meeting Of the Standing C0mmiItee will
he held at Tie City Hall THIS (Fhursday) EVENING.
January 3Uth, at O'Clock. Bv order,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

ARU FOR LARD LAMPS. A few kegs
E< common LARD, suitable f0- burning; 20 kegs
No LARD for family use; 30 kegs GLADEo BUT
fTR-ln store and for SALE by
itS It JOHN d. TUSTIN, ~ Commerce-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT The
following appointments by the President nave
been confirmed by tho Senate:
WIN. b. Scott, to be Navy Agent for the
Navy Yard in the City of Washington and for
the Navy Department.
BENZ ID. llerriott, to be Navy Agent for the
polt OF Charleston, $. C.
Andrew X. Long. now Lieutenant, to be
4 Conmanderin the Navy from 9TH Oct. ls4d,
Jas. c. Williamson, now u passed Midship-
man, to be Il Lieutenant in the Navy from l2til
October, 1874
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

% HALF PIPES pure pale Cognac Brandy, a
- direct consignment from the importer; will be
sold low to close, il applied tor immediately, by
ja2e MARCUS DENfSON, 81 BaltMore-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

"ANOhES AND OlLs. Wax, Diiplane, Ad
a amantine, Sperm, Mould and Dipt CANDLES;
superior hlaached Winter Sperm, Solar aud Whale
Oii.S-fUr sale by MARCUS DENtSON,
ia30 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

70 NEW BACON. 5000 pounds New HAMS
~ and SHOULDERS, Of p line quality. Also, IOO
superior OLD iIAMS-For sale by
jas st JOHN y. TUSrfN, IL Commerce st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

nLg- The Select Board will meet at The same place
and time. In IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

food AGAIN AT NO. 2 CALVERT ST.
" Look at the result of dealing with the all fortu
nate EMORY Co, in drawing OF the Susuuehanna
Canal Lottery, class > they sold 10 Nos 25 % 70 $500
Quarter ticket sold to citizen customer and to ms
30 80 10 100; whole ticket, sem 10 Newark Ohio.
also $50 prize, half ticket, to citizen. TODAY Eve
invite all TO call upon us for the splendid capitals to
be drawn.
Draws THIS DAY, the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, class l2--75 Nos. and IL ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prize of Sl50On prize of $500
lOWo 1000
3,0oo 1898 So
Whole tickets S5-sharcs in proportion
QGf-N X on package in this scheme only slg -
so that can draw handsome prize "'
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery. cI,uo
5, drawn 29th inst--lowest prize SIS:
80 Dc % p IS 80 81 IS 40 ~ 20
% Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s Co, No. = Calvert-st
II baltimore. Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

WGOR SALE AT REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
a. No. 38 GAY STR EET, two thousand acres of
Virginia LAND, in Randolph county, 10 The Jeff of the
turnpike road leading from Winchester to Park ms
burg, aud il the Raj Road terminates at the latter
place. will pass through this land Ii is Beverly,
thr cnunty tuwn, and has been surveyed within four
months. Title indisputahie and will he qua aneGd
Ii will be sold low or exchanged for city property or
merchandise.
rs.r.sss Also, n great baIgtin, two story Brick
AasJ Dwelling for $3.50, rents for II. Also, first
EMi,,I rate Grocery Stands and n great variety of
Houses, Lots. farms and County Places for
sale Also, some Grcuud Rents and other Property,
of which the limits of an advertisement torhds de
scriplon. Insurance is also effected in any part
Of the state of MAJ sand on Houses, Barns Ships in
port hlerchandizr, and all property subject to loss or
damage by fire. Apply tn
7. w. BROTIIERTON, No IS Cav street,
ii5O Sth3t' Basement of Exchange.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

49, FOR RENT. The STORE No. 1874 Bal
hnsT tmore street, together with the upper part of
~o-sa'lhe House il wanted. inquire of
ja25 1t DAVID MARTIN, 1872 Baltimore st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30


&SUPERB LUCK AT SCHOOLFIELD &
- cos YESTERDAY They sold to Nos 81 40
48, the third capital of $1,000, sold to gentleman of
this city, III package of half tickets, and cost him
S35 for which he receives Sl275, Nos. rs 81 7s a
prize OF $500, sent TO Annapolis Md; Nos. 49, a
prize $780, sold in the city
lowest prize s., are
80 as % u SIS 80 81 40 40 42 70
Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme Of Nd Con
solidatcd Lottery, class 10.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of Sl5OOo J prize of $500
/ l0,W0 10 l0OO
3oo0 ~ 5D0,&e.
Tickets S5 halves ~ uuttIcrs Il; cighthe 50 cts
US Draws on SATURDAY, Feb. lst the Small
Fry Md, Consolidated Lottery, ex. class /. Capital
$1,000 Tickets ~, shares in proportion. In which
Scheduled S Co. will sell on certificate, packages Of
% whole tickets for only Sli 50; halves 81 40 quarters
81 70; eighths II IS. For the capitals, address
SCHOUiFlELD & co,
No Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
THE SEASON.

Aler drought Of the longest coniinu.
,nce ia the recollection of our oldest inhab.
rsnts, we have had some fine rains. In
5cl we hear of rain falling in different sec !.
tons, but II Is too late to do much good to
The corn, except what is late and 10 enable
tie farmer TO SOW his turuips We fear
great distress will pervade the country, IN
hct we have already heard Of persons SUI.
,nng, and # they feel the wan, of food
hos early what will be their situation a
ss months hence. We have iudulecd tho
aogc that notwithstanding the unfavoiable.
ness II the season, that the crops would
uu out better than anticipated, aud that
s,h what is now made aud The old corn in
Inc country and the stric,est economy in
ssing the article, we might be able 10
scather the impending storm. We learn
rom the Hamburg Journal that the pros.
scct is better in that dis,ric, than could be
expected, but /, is not general We infer
from the following article from the Ashe.
vile Messenger Of the 22d uli. +:
Numbers Of wagons pass through this place
tlly oa their way from Soat. Carolina to Ton.
ssssos 10 procure corn, as the crop Of that article
. . large portion of South Caroliaa is entirely
ts,lfeYed. An idca may be had Of the dostitu.
boa Of tho people when a. is known at these
s,goas arc sent tor hundred aud fqy 10 two
lanafsd suli~s for corn Great naalor. OF poor
people are leaving the State ,nd going 10 Ten.
se.'ee. A hssdred and fry persons. consisting
'aufrly Of poor families. passed through this
pace one dly last week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
SAVE YOUR poNes

a Monsieur d'Areet. a member Of the French
institute, has brought forth a discovery Of great
use. especially at this time. II is nothing more
nor less than that he has succeeded ia making
veriiahle good eating bread, without one particle
OF Hour Below we give the mOdus OperGndi:
Reduce the common Irish potato 10 eonsis
tent Mush-mix with it the impalpable powder
ct bones-subject The Same to baking heat, and
the result will be an excellent sort of bread in ey.
cry way resembling, as 10 taste aud appearance,
the best wheaton bread Of our bakers shops"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal adjourned on Friday last, after
having been in session IS days, and decided about
100 Cases We subloin the closing proceedings
of the Court, exhibiting the decisions made with,
in the last week. viz
BY RuFFiN, C. ] in Denny. . Palmer, from
Rockingham affirming the judgment below,
Also, in Daniel . Joyner and others, in Equi.
,y, from Halifax: dissolying the injunction.
Also, in Bank of the State Ford, ct al, from
rasquotank reversing the Judgment and award.
ing a renire de moro.
Also, in Mclean p Shnman, in Equity, from
Guilfordi directing the injunction to DO made
perpetual.
BY DANIFL, J.. in Masters y. Harding; declar.
ing that the decree ought 10 be reversed and the
demurrer sustained.
BY NASH, J., in Crowdcr D Langdon, in EQui.
~. from Wake dismissing the Bill with costs,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
CAsSIus N. CLAY.

Great excitement was caused in Lexington,
Ky, few days ago II appears that the ind.
vidua whose name heads this Article had estab'
iished 10 Lexington, newspaper called tho
True American" Ills object was the free dis.
question Of the subject Of slavery. About tho
itth ult several articles appeared which excited
The citizens Of Lexington, who held a meeting
and adopted the following resolution.
Rssotpsd, That committee Of thrco DO sp
pointed to wait upon Cassns VI Clay. editor OF
the True American, and request him to dis
continue the publication OF tho paper called tho
True AMERICAN as It's further continuance, IN
our Judgment is dangerous TO tho peace Of our
community and to the safety Of our homes aud
families"
Tue committee, consisting of II. W. Dudley
T. ". Water. aud j. W. lIunt. addressed lot
tee 10 Mr. Clay making the request indicated
IN tho resolution to which Mr. c. replied il
Indignant terms. refusing to discontinue his pa
pee. and bidding defiance TO tho meeting. Thu
correspondence was laid before an adjourne,
meeting, which led TO Tho adoption of an address
aud resolutions. among which was the following
Resolved, That notice BIO published for
general meeting Of the people of this city ana
county. 10 DO held on Monday at | | o'clock A. NJ
u the Court house, to tako into consideration TIN
most effuclual steps to secure our Interests ron
Tie efforts of abolition fanatics aud ineondiarcs
The address and resolutions were ordered 10 IL
Published in response to Mr.. Cloy's publication
Ia the mean time. Mr. Clay without having sooI
the publication made by the meeting, putout
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
non JAMES GRAHAM.

We have given to. day, llr Gtaham's address
to the public in reply 10 Mr. Chngmsn. some
of Mr. Graham's friends think he has been hard
ly dealt With because be has boon called doubu'd
in politics. Now, MIR Graham may DO ercrg
inch a Wig" for ought we know, yet We csn.
not bat ioel doubt creep over ms Az to mans
whereabouts when we our opponents reloic-
ing al his election and saying TINT he has always
pofed righ-that IS, supported the democracy,
This is too much like the conduct Of some men
in Congress now, speaking against measure
and then voting for it. We dislike anything
like a family quarrel and two years ago We were
as much disposed to censuro Mr. Chngman as We
are now Mr.. Graham, for these family feuds are
calculated to do no gooS. but invariably cause IA
GOODNESS between friends and our opponents arc
always ready to avail themselves Of such occa.
sions to conquer US.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
oINAGE
We are inde] II to The Tee

We are indie - TO the Treasury De.
pariment for the following abstract Of the
total amount of coinage at the Min, and
Branch Mnts for the month Of July, viz
In eagles. s55,O00; in half eagles, si3l 900 |;
in quarter eagles, s5,737 50;-total in gold,
sl9l ,737 50
Ia haF dollars. s7l 900; in quarter dollars.
$4,000; in dimes, Sl29 900; in half dimes,
Sl9 900 total IN silver, S2GI,0 900.
In cents, s33l3 81.
Total value Of the conago Of the month OF Ju.
~ last, sl590sl II.
Total number Of piece. Of gold coined 3i,0l5.
Total number Of pieces of silver. 2.472, 900.
Total number Of cents eoined. 33i, 367
Total number Of pieces coined. 2, $40, 392.--
UAiOn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
FIRE AT &" ASHLAND

We learn from the Lexington Observer
that the large bagging factory, rope walks,
&C., Of the Hon. Henry Clay, near that
place, were entirely consumed BY fire, TO-
gcther with fifty tons Of hemp aud a small
amount Of manufactured articles, on the
morning Of the 9TH inst. The loss is sta
ted TO be from seven TO eight thousand dol.
lars, five thousand of which we are glad to
learn, are covered by insurance IN the
Lexington and HG'na Offices. The FIRE
was supposed 10 be the work Of -an incen-
diary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
THE COTTON CROP.

Extract of letter to the Editors, dated
Montgomery, Alabama, Aug. IA: "Our
corn and cotton crops will be very short III
this section this season, in consequence OF
the long drought we have had New cot
ton begins to come in freely. Prices
range from six 10 seven cents
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05

STEEL tREEK, AUGUST ~, 1870
VHNHE Colonies commanding the Regiments
Il composing the llth Brigade of North Car
olna Militia, will have there Regiments, at their
usual places ofmuster, prepared Tor Inspection and
Review on the following days, viz:
Mecklenburg Regiment Tuesday l4lh Of October
Union Regiment, Thursday, 10th Of October.
LIST Reg. OF Volunteers, Saturday, 18Th October.
Stanly Regiment, Tuesday, the 2lst of October
Montgomery Regiment, Wednesday, 22d Of Oct.
Cabarrus Regiment of Infantry, Friday, Gath o.
October.
Regiment of Cavalry, at Concord on Friday, ths
2Ith of October.
The following gentlemen compose the Staff, to
whom all are required to render their proper @
bedience and respect, viz:
ROB. c. COCHRAN, Brigade Inspector, with the
rank of Major.
RUFUS BARRINGER, Aid, with the rank OF
Major. >,,,p,
Bric Cen. llh Rrigaois North Carolina Mhtia.
Ir'In consequence Of an error in the above or
liars last week, the Officers of the 6Sth Regiment
are ordered 10 parade in Charlotte on the l3th and
with their respective companies on the 18th OF
October next instead of the 18th and 10th.
h. W. ALEXANDER, Col,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
REQUIsITION ON GOV. MOUTON OF
LOUISIANA

I.ato advices from Louisiana state that requl.
slion had boon made on the Governor of Louisi
ana by Con. Games for two regiments of Militia.
Tho reason assigned for tins measure is that TO-
0N0 Mexican troops are within eight days march
Of Gen. Taylor, and the Governor responded to
tho call but subsequent news state that the Gen.
cra had changed his order for two companies OF
artillery which were furnished and embarked for
Texas. This requistion of Con. Gaines is con.
sidored altogether illegal. no power being grant.
cd 10 any ono but tho President to call into ser
wee tho militia of tho States and that he cannot
delegate that power TO another. But whether H.
legal or mol, we rejoice to learn that there exists
no cause for this cali tho report Of the approach
of 10000 Mexicans turning out TO DO false.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
AMOS WRsrcorT, Rec. Sse'ry.
A GOOD ONE.

A son Of tho Emerald Isle, in pursuit of work,
stopped in our goodly city last week, and. after
inquirng through the streets for employment,
mo i,Up; and, as he returned TO the river, he
exclaimed TO person be met, Och" says hO,
athis is a finished city there is not spoek Of
work 10 be done in it, Hudson Gasefie,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
CORN.
Messrs. Walker & Pearson Or Hamburg

hessrs. Walker & Pearson of Hamburg,
ulle they they wlI furnish Corn ut tina,
r'aeo At the fa'c Of from 81 to rs cts. per
bashcl. 10 their card, they say We
w leave, by this means, TO suggest to
hose af cur country friends, who may
iced Corn, md require our agency IA pro.
tanog IT, that they forward rs their orders
Is the first Of October next, ri hat time
IS cash IS necessary place funds m our
hands for the purpose, aud we will at once
order a sufficient quantity TO supply their
SEVERAL demands. We give this statement
lal those Who are in want of Corn, # they
rlunol 10 better, may avail themselves Of
lhis method Of procuring supply
THIS IS eurtaiply praseworihy conduct, and
~ aoud AK SHY does not some Of our MGR.
Giant. ,lep Cots s a, this critical time and offer
10 furnish 10 tie people. through thct numerous
torraspondants. this necessary aHtelu Of con.
'anptioa Aud would il not be well for the
people Of tho county to take some steps towards
furnishing supply, so that those who arc una
sls To Day high price may obtain supply for
their wants II is an injunction Of holy wit
that 40 should think Of the poor,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05
CDIrlnttR r:
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBERo, 1915.

va As a mistake occurred IA Gen.
Necl's orders last week we call the atien.
nua Of the Coloncls Of the different regi.
psals TO The alteration.