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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

IIIBBAKD'>rAPEK- bAbCUCk,
No. - JoLn-,lEeel. otter for sa- i1 assortment Of
Papers manufactured by the Me-srs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, super k0y1,
Royal Medium. DENY and FlAl Cap
B4nk Folio Post, Bank Ouarto Post, Exchange Cap
Fxrra super Cut Cap. rrec and plain
L-tief Paper, ruled and pain, a fun assortment
Packei Poet. Super and hxirs super.
Tiuiei ATE Paper Coofed lnp-rials
COlcfed Royals. thick and lhr-
Do M-ilH, do do
Do DOubse Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed C0i0red Mediums, koysl-, &c &c
b x have hand a very extensive assortment Of
Wiring Paper-. Book ant News Pruning Papers, Plate
Par-rs Harfsaru and Wraf ping Pagers They also
s,'e .--uis u he ecszlAe P.irni Envelop Paper
Pnnilng Paper Il any and quality made TO order
shori uoucs iy2l Osyeod
DURDEN'- PATENT HORsE-sHOEs, being
ID COW bT the principal dealers IN Hardw the
United States. al warranted perfect in forn and made Of
The very refined on Every Shoe which may be found
rot N accordance with the above Reconnaissance Will be
sv- back and The money returned, with ~ xpenses from
- disLAri psrs Of The country H. BURDEN, Agent
rroy Iron cod Nal tsesory, Aay ~ ista myls s'awy
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70 for >se-Te sur-cr Der authorized by he propne-
- tor who resides iu Rouen. turce. % sell on ibcFa
terms a credit those valuable tu- Lots on he corner ~
Msn snd Eycnangesree opposite Tie MANSON House m
Tie city OF Buffalo.
Tie properly embraces about 90 feet front BY 100 feet
deen The hear OF the city. and comprises some OF ne most
desirable stands for Business purposes.
Application may be- maize 20 the subscriber, a. hs aw
Office Buffalo. where plan Of ne lots can b. seen, and
DE terms Of sale VIII be made known
I'm IL AH-Ll II L. - MaLn-sf. Elra-l.
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Datrnt nleoicinfs.
sCUENCKis PUrMONIC SYRUP,

U'HE GREATEST MEDICINE % ne ~o,a iof ne
Peurifc and DysJey,ic fiction a. reinsuiss -
Known. there = rat thai = relied On lo' ~
fnf terror ~ the human race C01sun fuoA t-i Ies
ty = ScHEScg's PuLN0SIc >yErf II tas -sooeue. ~
ca-es where every tng e.e he. ed. and Il 81 senersy
succeet in curing ever % consuint non
lowing ID n.y. are AMENDED To- vi. fair al- perseTer-
AM strict conformity tie direclon- may ny'
be aHss -iae he oi he great success yi e ~
mOnc syrup II j. ihe most powerful pufirf o e SRI
srown 0rersres bg ar..frg nature expe he fisease
from fhe Lnrr- SOMA b Nd Liver Where there = hectic
Cans..ror Lie r-, IN IN ,gr1p removes The fever. stops
te Ehf ssr-at-. aud regulates lie acl9n ui r uvs
re-ing hen healthy and nsfursL II spo.l-- az l-fe
disease 1, Tie Lungs ard -rn expe- 10 - ioh "i eA-
pc-tOrsfet mailer, ard Truly a-i01sinnt Wa f4al
~ corruption eVpecf1rsf-t D. ne ptlrn- -t'el-s
faO nave iaNrl Toe f-lIl-4c lflpf q. - ~
O. 81. dlseasruf DE Lau-s removed and s lae-' N-'
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milf tHAs- WfhOFF.
g. IL EKIuK NATER POWER. Mnls Hon.

I w = r .III' IIV73'-
In: e. Land. Sc for Substituted IN thriving Town
@ within twenty-five mile, OF Philadelphia, and within
FIVE miles OF -oop and eight miles OF steamboat navigation
and two miles from a railroad.
This valuable property consists OF Grsi NH win ionf
run OF stones Saw Mil with two Factory, Turning
nil Blacksmith and Whrelnghi Shops, Mansion House,
ten Dwelling Houses. Barns and other Outbuidings Ihe
wler power which between nine and ten feet head ana
TALL sufficient drive TWO large factories independent OF
tie which made of H. Seventy hve acres OF nr-t
land good order. principally bottom meadow" may be
hai win the above.
% centrally situated. healthy and excellent neigh
bood win every advantage of churches, schools, &c,
presents opportunity for profitable investment seldom
offered.
The yaie- power and improvements VIII be sold separate
from the me sdOw lsnds. u des red.
Apply v b. Palmer. al his Country Newspaper Adver-
Using Agency. y. w. corner Third and Cnesnusree-,
Phadelphia Tribune Buildings, opposite Ciy han, Ne"
Yorx No ~ >tafestreei Boston, ;. corner OF Baltimore
srd Cslsert-sfreet, baltimore. aui28ic
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ls4s-suMMER ARRANGEMENr-lAs

r. ANEW-YORK AND ERIE RAIL IN
Stss5I.s.--iNROAD LINE for Mddeto~ q, Goshen r.
and Intermediate places. Two Daily
Lines each way, - follows;
For Passengers-The new fast and commonious stssak
boat ST NICHOLAS Capt ALsxsSDER n. ScBcLrz,w w
eaye the foot Of Duanesireel daily Sunday excepodp
Asif past o'clock a. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ. Through
I'VE hours Returning tho cars Will leave Mdde,own
A. ~ and half past 2 NJ.
For freght-A barge will leave every afternoon
O'clock Sundays excepted )fregh, viii not he received
ssr that noun Shippers hereby notified that ih- Cams
ofth. cons gnee and depot station where goods are To
sN he distinctly marked upon each article, obTws
thy vii not De received.
Forfurher particulars inquire OH. Van Rensselaer,, sx
corner Of Duane and West streets.
Ii. c. SEYMOUR. 5upcrin,spdsnt
New-York April lsi. 1876 =.
~ Stages from Mdf'~own daily. IN connection VIZ
line ~ Dofnn gburgh W1rtsboro Aontoo'io
Noun Pleasant, 8ingrantoD, Oweso, Pon Jeryis HonsS
dale CsrhOnfse s..
GA Mondays, Wsinesdays and Fridays 70 DundsS AoaS
rose .r.nl.g1l. L.ros Rrookivn ~ m3
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THE LONG-ISLAND INSURANCE CO.
CAPITAL 500, OO0.-OFce 81 Futoustreet Brock
y lyn-This Company prepared 20 tale risks IN he
Civ OF New York favorable terms having lost by the
recent IRE only about tea per cent of their Capital
The losses sustained hy his Company viii be paid on
igu.aiou DIRECTORS
B. w De Lamaer, William :. Packer. Fred'k Nsreuand,
Joseph >prsgue, W. Horace Brown, Ihus " bifast-,
Henry Nouns, Amos 7. stanton, James sheldon
Peter Morton. John \. Loti Ce~. ; TO" and,
r. J. Hutchinson. Thomas bay's, Diriel Ayre-,
Robert T. Hick-. >miih NOoihuu Daniel A. Robbins,
Chsr.e, J. TAYLOR. NrLith Wright, lsuic hydc,Jr
z Y. W. Thorne, George 3. Fiss. JOHN WHY.
Peter c. Cornell, K. W. DE- LANAItk, President
T. C. Fi>S. Sec'y N@l I'M
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THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Compe
I ny-tDiice No. s. Mal-sireet-Wiih sound Capital
. edged for fumre LOSES exceeding 5000, o0O-aner
paving her entire claims by the 'ae CUufsg ruuon-con-
rHue 10 insure against loss damage by lRt sud TIE
casualties of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the most favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by the IRE requested ~ forward
their claims for imni- iiae aiiu-tmsnL
TRU SrEBS.
James De ?. Ogden. SAM l. Mitchell, 4 ". Merchant
James Brown Samuel Nilets SPEC : Benedict.
John GhOn, VIM d. Thompson Amei Reed
r. Burflu, WI Adams, Richard IRWIN,
2. SpoToni. r. WllimTrsh, Loriug Andrews,
4 Norrie Bsni Richards. Abm Bell.
u. 4 Cnmstock. James krv'Urn. +. III Delano,
2. VI. Wbimore. VIM II. Asrnwdl.A Foster. IT.
EdN r. tndersOn ThOs W. Ludlow. q. W. GRAY.
A Wnodlmll Lcoi : Suarez. Jas a. al Allen,
Robi l. Taylor, Thos. B. Richards, Jed Frye,
Edw'd Cen'er John CDder, Jacob Harvey,
Henry Chauncey. Schuyler Livingston
JAMES ?. DE- OGDEN President
A NJ. MERCHANT. Vlce-Presdent
LEWIS BrvroS SECRETARY IyStf
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r. >NOTICE.-SialeBls lsnd tefry ~, - n
szSS.S...1N Whitehall street. Thr stoancoao ~ :. -
and STATEN ISLANDER viii lesvs ~
York every hour, excerpts =. NJ, commencing ~ ~
gldl Up f. Leave staten Island every bouf efeeP' W
" commencing sis A NJ unit Up. ~ .,e
\ 3.OB slalays the oosls vii esvs escfl M ~ -,
A ~ u.al T. ~ am from r. n. unu ' r - ~
~ boaS. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

-n~ss NEW FERRY 70 fon HarDilsln, ~: "
ssx31ss-<% Con-y ls.sDd.-Th- STEAMBOATS, loLs - =,
Capt Richard Yates, and sf.ef ns 's~
August. - IN rtn a. fOl'gw-, every dav.
Pier No. J, L. K fori Hamilton - h3mlfon sron
Tor Coneyl sl'd for n. York I.L No ~
At7O'erk, A. NJ =, IAN snd
PM I, PA SPIN
~ "
And the OCEAN, or some o,osr boat, viii ran hi '''
seplen1b-r, a. oLo~s; ~
4 FM 81 Pm 4
Ga sindag' tire Morning ZIP vii be omitted 70. VS.
cer'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

XII SEAT AND FARM FOR sALEInear the village OF
H-A somervie, Somerset Co. New Jersey Said Farm
consist, Of rs acres Of Land % Of which Wood Th
Buildings are all NEW. and built within two years-House
Barn both huiiihy days work and OF the best MATERIAL
TIE House II built in the STYLE 81 by 50 feet 'front.'
bal through he centre parors finished with marble msnies
pazza 81 feet front and u feet down each sde-ogeher
m an Observatory on top Of said House. story kch-
The rear and Cellar under the whole Of the main build
r with Panres and all tagged through in the best manner
Tie Barn 30 feel Iona and painted white Carriage House
i.e.Hopse &c Also great variety Of FRUIT Of al de-
scnpuons-iogetier with quantity of Shrbbery.
at aud about quarter Of mile of the Railroad The
flce il about hours and half from the City For far
r particulars inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor ofIhe
national HoTEL, No. COurlsnd 81, New. York
m2ftf CHAS. WYKOFF
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!. To MECHANICS AND OTHERS

-. sale he convenient story 5rck DSeilng NO -
- Ludlow street.. between Grand and Broune. lhs
House u good order and vel calculated for Mecnanc-
re i.n frame hudiug the suitable for " ~
Shop fXcr-uf Ice House attached With side qas-age < al
.r lie street Il being immediate vicinity 90 Essex
Nlrsef- good location for business -inl y renal
on bond arl mortgage
J. o. HsMSLIS. Ludlow street.. i6i Oice hours from
20 II frna ~ R.al r--afe Agent. sli6 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

81 FOR ~ALE-Dne new three story House NO 10
=: seventh street. Decatur Place between Avenues ana
-h-~ c. near Tompsins Park. The house Is finished In
modern STYLE with mahogany doors, plated mounnss, mar
be manes CRATES throughout IA bath room m 81
,y fountain aud shruhhery IN yard, sc. Two thirds OF the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage for three
ivilu GLENN, ROGERS K co.
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Jnsnrnnre.


WILLIAMsBURGH FIRE Insurance Co Ofhce
w Grand-sL near Isf-srr-et. "a iiiisms5urgh
Agency Office "a WA%sL, New ] ora
tbs Company are really 10 pay al claims ios 1855
agairs thcant continue insure against oss AZ JAZZ
see BY IRE on IS favorable term. other Offices.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Niilets Thomas Nc Eirsih Charles q. Handy
Francis Schubert, CHRISTIAN Zstr-kee. samuel II. Ci4pp
A. [. Benedict. Lefuue Richardson. JOIN >klAman.
Nicholas WyckoG. FREDERICK W Fave, AT Van BOssIrs,
Jeremiah Johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President.
4 =. U0DGEs Secretary.
W,sHf~Gro~ Posr. Agent. New-York iyi9 iswisosy
THE EAST RIVER Insurance Company. oHce No
o. tate tl Wrisfrri. continues 70 insure agarst oss
or iairl- hy dwelling houses. wareh'ue- All Cher
t-siry--sso On household furniture. lerChlndis.. sc.
:. heretofore. DIRECTORS
John Brewer. Robert TO, finA1. Dane. NNrr--
r.-,.s N-Brfs Abst A. Low. Chs y. : Row 0r ].
80, N.,rh.4t t,.or-. Pom-ruv M. T. frssyo.d n.
r,.sph K.-roetan. DAVID Thomson Russell >fsbl ~,
u.r,- " His Wik.rrar Bur-if. Geor Coggeslali,
P,bsr, I DilI,1 Pfnfip Emhury. SeGhen Huli.
rh'.r,s. Nesuifh stanton Beehe. joseph Gahrt J-.
JOHN BROUWER. President
GOfD :. SiLLfNA~ Secretary
AN I'm kossSf j. uiLLcN, telu-e. = A-----,-e.
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-. SoTJCE-..A BARGAIN..--A COUNTRY

IF. FOn SALE OK 10 LEA~E For term OF
s. wears the story brick House and Lot No. Is Nassau
,-A street. near John. Apply TO CAMPBELL, BOuGH
TON 4 WARD, No 81 John 81 Jyl3 Inn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
TuE Influences oF Loco FoCoIsM.

III u III LIN Eos VI bONC ipNOioh'
Ca the adjournment of the Senate, sine
die, the Loco Focos refused TO offer vote
Of thanks TO the accomplished Speaker oil
that bndv-it being the only way left, IN
which they could punish him for his isde-
pcndence. We have no doubt that the
glorious Frecmen of the Western Reserve,
whom Col. GATHER represents, will es-
TEEN il the highest compliment he could
have received. They know that he de-
Serred, not only vote of thanks for the
ability and firmness which he discharged
the duties of the trying station that he &C.
cupied, but still higher testimonial OF pub
lie appreciation. Ia Withholding from him
a need of courtesy, Away extended here
toinre in the btlcrest periods Of party eX-
citemeni, Loco Focoism has not dishonor-
ed him, hut covered itself with deep and
burning disgrace. They could not seduce
him from the path Of duty, and so they
determined in Caucus, TO insult him; but
even then, they took care TO do it in way,
TIA, shielded them from responsibility
But impotent indeed, will be this attempt
to reflect upon the Speaker. Sustained by
the consciousness of his own purity, he
will have added to it the hearty commen-
da,ion of every Wing in the State, and OF
every Loco Foco also, who is independent
enough Of party subscryiency, TO admire
honesty of purpose, with hrmncss to up
hold it, md fixed integrity Of character
which no appliances can move from se,tlet
convictions of right.-Ral. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
WASHINGTON ATTACHMENTS.

Col Polk brings his own Editor TO Wash.
ington-Mr. J. G. Harris of the Nash.
vile Union Col. A. o. p. Nicholson late
a U. S. Senator pro ten. and pro,ege Of
Polk, is 10 succeed Mr.. Harris, in the con-
duct of the Union. Blair of the Globe is
TO be offered Foreign Mission, or some
thing equally nicc the Madsonian is to
be bought up, and, if practicable, the three
Loco Foco papers now published at Wash
lngton are to be rolled into one, which
will regularly play the Genieelest of tunes
from notes furnished al the White House,
having all the patronage o. the Executive
and Congress to sustain it. This is good
plan, if IT can be carried into Practice
N. Y. Tribune.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
WARNINGS OF THE FATHERS.

We have taken the ground that relorma
ton is needed in the naturalization laws
and that interest should be aroused "a
guard our rights against the eucroach.
ments, and our affairs from the control OF
foreigners. How well we are sustained in
this position, a few words from some OF
the Fathers Of the Republic, and other
distinguished men, will show.
WASHINGTON said against the insid.
uous wiles Of foreign influence Il conjure
you TO believe ne, feIlow-ciilzen..) the
jealousy Of free people ought to be al
ways awke i; since history aud experience
prove, that foreign influence is one Of the
most baneful foes Of republican Govern.
men,."
JEFFERSON said 81 hope that we may
find some means in future, of shielding our
selves from foreign influence, political,
commercial, or in whatever form il may
be attempted. can scarcely withhold
myself from joining in the wish of Silas
Doanc that there were an ocean of fire
between this and the old world
Manson said Security against for
eign danger is one Of the primitive objects
of civil society. 1t is an avowed ana an
essential object OF tho American Union"
VAN buren, said: Foreign influence
is truly Grcciaa horse to the Republic.
We cannot be too careful to exclude its
entrance.
"They will mako our elections a curse
instead Of a blessing"
4 HARRISON said: F." The People of tht
United States May they ever remem
Der that, to preserve their liberties, the,
must do their own voting and their owl
fighting"
LAFAYETTE said: If ever the Liber
ties of thi. Republic are destroyed, il vii
be by Roman Priests"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
DUELLING CONDEMNED BY HIGH AU
TUORITY.

The absurd, an,i.christian, barb1rous
mode Of settling quarrels by the aid of pis-
tolls and swords, is thus condemned by Gen.
Scott, Commanding General of the army,
il his late annual report to the Secretary
Of War: "And il may be boosted, as il
nigh; have been at any time in series Of
years, not duel has occurred between
Commissioned Officers" And this boast
is made by the hero of Luudy's Lime and
Bridgcwater; IA man who never knew per,
sonaly what fear meant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
SHOCKING.

Turner Johnston, of Orange, was shoe k
ingly murdered by his daughter (about IL
years Of age,) on the night of the 9th inst.
Report says that johnson went home in
toSica,cd found no one about hut this lit
tie 81 Threatened 10 kill her if she
dion. kill him laid himself down before
tho fire, whcreupon his daughter approach
ed him with axe in hand and, with one
blow split bis skull open Tie daughter
has been committed to Jail. This horrid
deed may excite the surprise Of some of
our readers, nj nothing surprises US now
a .days.- Milioa Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
CLINGMANtS SPEECH.

Ths New York correspondent of the
National IntelIigencer says:
There has been great inquiry for the
lnteljgcncer of Thursday, containing the
admirable speech Of MIR. CIingman, of
North Carolina. His remarks in regard
to practices in this city at the late Presi.
dental election can all be sub,tantiated.
His eloquent exposition of the causes that
led to The defeat Of the Wing party will
become matter Of history. His tribute to
our venerated leader and candidate will
fi4d response in every Wing heart"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
GDdrGnffg
FRIDAY. JANUARY ~, 1915.

GIVE are authorized TO announce Col.
WILLIAM II. MEL, a candidate for
Brgadier Gcncie' of the llth Brigade OF
North Carolina Militia.
1rWo are authorized to announce Maj RO.
BERT S. YOUNG, as a candidate for the of
flee Of Brigadier General.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
OREGON.

Ina casual conversation which took plass in
tho Senate yesterday on the subject Of Mr.. Al.
lens call upon the Executive for information Of
the progress of tho negotiation concerning the
Oregon Territory, Mr. Archer chairman Of tho
Committee on Foreign Rcla,ious) took occasion
to intimate that the negotiation on tina. snblsGt
between tho Secretary Of State asd tho British
Envoy was drawing 10 close and that III, re-
suits of the negotiation might be expected to bo
laid before tic Senate in a few days, SO rs 10 give
time, before tho expiration Of the present session,
for Congress to take any action which it may
deem cxpodient in relation 10 the controversy that
has been depending ,-NaiioRdI infsl'iseRcer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
A VENERABLE ONE.

There is in the possession of QUO of the old
Dutch families Of Albany Parrot, known TO be
oghty.two years of ago! Tho bird is now
blind, but, notwithstanding that, it eau find its
way to any part of the house without difficulty,
and recognises the different members of the fami.
ly by their footsteps. Ii whistles tunes with
great exaetness, and is fond Of sacred music.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.

We have received the February Mum.
Der Of this periodical. 4, has plates of
exceeding beauty. We recommend il to
any of our friends who desire to subscribe
for such work. Il is afforded at So Il
year, copies 50.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
A VENERABLE MATRuN.

The widow of Alexander Hamilton is
passing the winter at Washington, and
though 90 years Of age, she move, about
with vsor that belongs to mniurer age.
All her faculties are preserved, and her
society is much sought after.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
TIE BRANCH MINT.

We have given in another column, the
letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 Congress, giving an estimate of the cost
for again placing the branch mist in con-
dItlon for resuming operations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
NEW WAY OF REcEIpTING A DEBT

Potter, who figured in Columbia a few weeks
ago as Manager Of the Theatre, and who, in a
fl Of Observation-Disclosures slopcd without paying
his debts in this place has been c0ehided in Sa.
vannah Ga, by Mrs. Russell, an actress, be.
longing TO his company, for refusing TO "Psy her
little hill" In note addressed 10 him after.
wards she says he may consider tic tlogTing as
a receipt in full We should like TO give her an
account against the same gentleman 10 collect
and let her receipt it in tho. same way.--Colcn-
bid Chr0Ricle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24

"a As it will soon be time for our Mer-
chants TO 60 to the North 10 lay in their
spring supply of Goods, we invite their at
iention 10 the advertisement Of Messrs.
Barnum, Morris & Mcknight, in to.dsy's
paper
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
INDIANA U. S. SEN AToR.

The election Of U $. Senator, By the Legs
lature Of this State, was again postponed on u g
Both ult to tho Monday following Tho opinion
prevails that no election will be mad on account
OF the opposition Of tho Senate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24

In this county, on the 22d inst by the Rev.
Mr.. Watt, HENRY b. WILLIAMS, Esq.
Merchant of Charlotte, TO Miss SUSAN L.
BOYD. step daughter of Andw. Grier, Esq.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24

Gov. GRAHAM has appointed the fol.
lowing gentlemen his Aids.de Camp, with
the rank of Colonel: Jos. ]. Erwin, OF
Burke; Robt T. Paine, Of Chowan; A.
S. Yancy, of CascwelI ; and J. w. Came
ron of Richmond.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
TIE DUMB CURED.

The Rev. Robert T.. Anderson has a
school in Christian County, kentucky,
where he has succeeded in teaching mum.
Der Of persons born dumb, to speak. A
recent instance of his cure is Young man
named Joseph D. Iisdale, of Indiana, who
was born dumb, but who after attending
the school about eighteen months was en-,
abled to read inteligIb!y, pronouncing
quite distinctly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24

20 Philo Henderson, Esq. of this coun-
~ received license to practise law in the
County Courts of this S ate. How did
the Register manage TO overlook this
name.
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DEFALCATIoN OF MR.. NCNuLTY.

There is rumor and no doubt we'll found d.
(as when was rumor Of the nd not well found
ed p that Mr.. McNulty. CLERK Of the House of
Representatives. of the U. S. is dofaul,er for be.
tween 80 and $4,000.
The fact is beyond question, as we hear Tho
defalcaton occurred at the last session of Con
grcss--ihe first in which MIR. MeNulty was
Clerk He superseded, it will be remembered,
Hugh A Garland Esq as the Democratic Clerk
Since he was Clerk, he has been candidate for
Congress in Ohio, md beaten.
lie was fiming Jacksonian. and Polk patri.
OF and Democrat
The House has yet taken no steps, OF which
we are apprisod.- Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-24
DIED

In this town, on the 9th instant, MARY
ELIZABETH, infant daughter Of Dr. T. c. and
Mrs. Roxanna Caldwell. aged about weeks.