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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-21
EXTRAtAGANCE..

In Speech delivered Nv the Hon. Cave
Johnson in the House of Representatives,
he furnishes list Of hooks furnished for
the use Of members Of Congress within a
few years past, which cost S6e7 $50 i6,
and adds, THAI others have been ordered
which will cost 100000. /. 70 ecr,uiuiy
necessary that the Congressional Library
should be well supplied with works useful
in legislation but we do not think tia, the
books purchased at tho public expense
should become the private property of mem.
brrs, al least 10 So cXtrayagant an extent.
Mr.. johnson made one statement, which
reflects discredit on the members guilty Of
the practice, and shows the abuses OF the
system. He said that f" he had understood.
that many of the members Of the House,
after the delivery Of the books, were in
tho habit Of selling them TO book sellers n
bout the City for less than half price, and
these booksellers kept them ready to re.
Il to the next Congress, for the supply of
the new members. He thought this state
Of things was Intolcrable, and he hoped the
members of the present Congress would
put an end 10 lt."-Raligh Register.
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sersed Also. In Newman r. Taber. from Ruth.
eriord; affirming the Judgment. Also. in Bell n.
featcy, from Arson ; reversing the Judgment and
directing peHire ge H0ro. Also, ~ Williamson
al, al. y. Chiles. from Caswsll Judgment and
Judgment for the Plaintiffs. Also. Ia Wolch q.
Scott, from Cherokee; affirming the iudumen,
below. Also. ia Cowan c. Tucker, from lre,lell;
Judgment reversed and new trial granted
by DANIrt. ] in Thomas y. Young, in Eani.
ty. from lrede!l; directin. tbs bill /" be- disnis
sed. Also. in Cone .. Morgan aud Morgan =
Cone. in Equity, from Nash; directing decree
for w G. Also, in Horne Z. Allen. from Anson,
affirming the judgment below. Also in Fer.
rand. Adinr. U. Howard. Es'r. IN Equity. from
Jones'. Also. in Gordon Holland, in Equity.
from Beaufort reversing the deere
by NASH. J (, ia Plummer brandon, in Foul
iy. from Rowan declaring Plaintiff entitled to
an account and directing a reference Also. m
state n. Mann, from Sianly affirming the iudg
nent tl0r. lso, IN >pruili - Davenport, from
fyrrrll; affirming the Judgment below. Also,
IN Briggs Evans, from Nancy; affirming The
judgement below. Also. IN lIItnilion Z Ilenry,
trpIn Henderson affirming the judgment below
Also IN Nu'nil q Burns, in Equity. from Gran
Wll"i exceptions oyurruIed and tccfcn ter PLAIN
uH
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Tic POSTAGE BILL.

The Senate on the SIT. Instant passed
The bill reducing the rates Of postage. Il
makes one uniform rnle Of Postage (i,c
c ni-) cor any aud every distance News.
papers aud pamphlets may circulate IL
~ out OF the mai, hy express OF otherwise
all eS.Pfcsilcnts, aud the " dows of ey.
Presidents, and no others, 10 cnl,y lhr
iranlinc neutrality-suspicious. on pub.
iir blsue,s, ahd public documents, TO pass
ircc u po,'nsc : Newspaper. - @ through
The miil FIRE. within circuit Of lhir;y mic.
araaHd u" place e publication.
Ths till had been referred t. The Post
o.iica Cummit &C # the House, who hadr
ported it back without amendment but with
recommendation tina, the House blli be
substituted f,r It. A,it Is IN experiment
We hope the House wi! pass the senate bill
:" rs ttuly 10 ,cs, the matter whether low
postage will moi swell the income of the
Depart Lent.
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EXECUTIVE COINCIJ.

We regret 10 state, that majority Of
The Council did not meet Governor era
ham on Wednesday ln>i, pursuant 10 sum.
mons. The only members IN attendance,
were Col. Myers, Of Arson, DR.. Perry, Of
Franklin, aud Mr.. Lowry, Of Buncombe.
Letters were received from Mcssrs. How.
ard and towles, stating their absolute ina.
blIiy TO attend at this time. Mr.. Roane
was no, heard from, aud was confidently
expected.
We hive often expressed the opinion,
and sill adhere To If, that the Council
should be composed Of gentlemen, select
cd from Counties more Convenient 10 the
seat Of Government.
As it turns out, the public interest will
not suffer by the failure 10 convene the
Council, the object of liz assembling not
being matter Of pressing Importance. =
Register.
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ttOW CHARACTERISTIC

The Jclltfeoulan Of last week SAYS that
the II nigs or the Virginia Legislature
tytcoI the ncmacfgl, to agree 10 an early
DAY ieF the election OF Senator, but fading
that they would be defeated the House OF
Delegates, ia which The Wings had a ma
jarits peremptorly refused to carry out
their avn order. Now, how stands the
true state Of the case. The House did
pass d resolution TO 20 INTO An election for
SENATOR on the 43d Of January hut did
the Snatc agree, III which Is Democrat
lc maior,IH Motley laid the resolution
on the table and did not offer to take it up
until they imagined that by the absence
mud sickness Of Wings they had the as
tendency in the ii USE, then almost with
out n moments notice they attempted TO
fnrco the election, but were defeated. How
characteristic
The House again adapted a resolution
to 20 into the election on the ll'h instant,
but the Seoale indefinitely postponed the
resolution. How characteristic
The Richmond Wing of the 18th inst.
makes the fol owing remarks on the sub
Jet
The Democratic majority Of the Senate Of
Virginia refused to TO into the election ola Sona
tor on this day, and postponed the order indeti'
toly.
This step, violent. disorganizing, and uncon.
.ttulional us i, u.s. unworthy of the reputation OF
Virginia and worthy only OF the political moral
lily which cstecn,s tho end only of Importance,
and all means right which will secure tot the
perpetrators of tho Plaquemnes and Georgia
frauds. Of the New York Aims House frauds. and
OF the Pennsylvania Polkory which published
Mr.. clay's speeches for tho Tariff, and ascrbod
thom to Mr. Polk-lhs stop of lowest. most un.
scrupulnns and unblushing Domagogsm, has
surprised no ono bore of any party. II has been
known from tho beginning thu, il would be adop.
ted by tic Senate, unless per. chance the mag
unanimous majority of that body could catch
Wings enough sick or absent, 70 steal victory
Tins then must be the prominent issue for the
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bly, under the same charter. The com
handing officers ut Vera Cruz and Tam
aulipas have addressed thanks To The sol
diers under their Commands.
We learn verbally that Santa Ana, ptc.
,Ious 10 his defeat, entered Puebla, pill,,.
I'd and burnt The town and huichered IN.
inhabitants. His array Of 1910 10000
men turned agains, him, and he now re.
mains without friend Ia his cause. Gen.
AmpudIa had been recalled, and replaced
by Martinez. Ampuda declared tina. all
hr hid done was by order of Santa Ana.
u u said 10 be- the opinion Of well inform.
ed people m Mexico that Santa Ana will
be shot, hut that he viii b. kept for some
time to get him 10 disclose where III. treas.
ure is, before they execute him.
A passenger VIII" came in the Water
Witch reports that Santa Ana left pctnte.
under strong escort, tur the city Of MeA.
ic". an the aoth ult.
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nIsGRACLI Ell SCENE.

A most dlsgraceiul occurrence took place
IN The House Of Rrprescnlatit on the
9Th Instant. We have never read 70 oh.
jcclinnable scene in the Hall Of n dcIib.
erative assembly before. The House OF
Representatives seems TO have Lccomc M
arena for such scenes, aud we can conceive
Of no excuse Than can be given in cytcnua.
ton. W hat seems remarkable the com.
mlttcc hr House being in committee Of
the whole permitted the gentlemen TO a.
buss Que another until they were tired,
without attempting To put a stop to 50 dis
ere diale an exhibition. The corrcspon.
den, of the New York Express thus notices
this scene:
Tie House Of Representatives was the scene
Of very discredItlblc exhibition 10 day OF the
part OF two of It's uncomfortable. Black OF G. eor.
gia. and Mr Glddings of Ohio. The blame falls
alone on tie Georgia member. Who made most
unptOyoked and Deliberate attack upon the mcm.
Der from Ohis. Out Of street fight. race
ground or ballroom quarrel, IL would be iupossi.
bio to find parallel to tho language used by the
member from Gcorg Portions Of II were so
indecent that the inenher had 10 make sure that
no ladies were present before lie nould lot loose
hts unbridled tongue, and other portions acre too
low and vulgar TO find excuse from any quarter
esccpt among tho few who would turn the Hall,
oil Congress into an arena for cock fight or
bull batting. Ii IL 10 tic credit OF ia o members
"a lao. NJ 4 srslen ol ia nd
Mr. Bart. Of ; Chs, they called Mr. Black
TO order, but !. 10 tie discrsdt OF all the rest
that they allowed him to go after he had been
called 10 order. IL vas impossible that such
sesno should not end In an atFfsy. and when Mr..
Giddngs commenced his defence. and IN a man.
ner free from all passion and quite pirliamcnt1.
~. the truth sinng closely that Mr. Black rsis
cd lie cane and threatened 10 knock Mr. Gddings
II he sad out OF the House what he had slid IL
II, lie Was about 10 suit The action 10 the word
too, when "a good naturcd friend" stepped IN
aud saved Tim from the Disgrace of further cS.
posufo. rhis dcuble sssanlt was the more pro
voking. fro.t tke ct that Mr. Rack loft his scat
i, an opposite part of the Hall. and came unmc
d,aloy IN the pr, OF tho Hall where MIR Gid
ding. has his seat and was speaking. At later
molncnh The bullisctent member expressed sim.
ply hts regret to Ihc House FOR tie effort hn had
made, -prrhnps because 1t was una cccssful,-t
put an end to Nr. L's defence, by club law vic.
lance. HE House, in turn, was Crieiously
pleased 10 accept such an apology II would not
have boon 80 had a Wig member been The oiion.
der A less gross outrage occurred during the
last srteiun IA the conflict between Mr. White
aud MIR RAt.Unn, ard Investigation there was
followed by proposed fcptlnind and expulsion.
Bot 'uw, when It WIS " your bull that pofsd MY
or" II IL al night 10 threaten to knock man
down out Of the House ana 10 attempt to do it
n.
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COTTON

Late news from Charleston state II a,
Cotton had fallen in that market, but from
The other markets our ad,iccs state lha,
The prices have been sustained, In Fay.
eitcvlle the price had adsanced-on The
18th inst. ii WIS selling at 3 5l-princi
pal sale al B 81. In Camden on the
same day, the nafk-t WIS we'll supplied,
The jmarnal quotes extremes to . cent.
principal sales j to H. Ia Columbia
the Chronicle states lha, good deal Of
the article was coming in aud prizes ron.
nnaed firm at former quotations. 1t wa,
selling at from 10 } ccns-a good Iol
however would bring q CENTS.
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u We arc anti orizcd TO announce BRALY
OATES. Esq ns a candidate for the Office OF
County Count Clerk al the ensuing August 9.
lection,
trwe are authorized TO announce CHARLES
I ALEXANDER. jun. Eco as candidate for
reelection to the ofiire Of County Court Clerk at
Vie ensuing August Election.
1--we arc authorized TO announce ALEXAN.
DIR GRAHAM. Esq as candidate for the
Office Of County Court Clerk at the ensuing Az.
gust election.
lTWe are authorized to announce HUGH p.
MCKNIGHT, Esq as candidate for tho office
Of County Court Clerk. at the ensuing August
election.
We ARE authorized 10 annannca WILLIAM
Il. REID, Est. as candidate for tho Office +
County Court Clerk a, the ensuing August eloe
lien.
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TIE UNICORN DISCOVERED.

4 recent number of the Journal ASH
otioue published in Paris) states tina, Mr.
Fresnel, the profound Oricnta'is', now
French Consul at Jedda, in Arabia, ha,
published notice Of the existence OF the
real unicorn in the wilds Of Hadramant.-
This strange beast has single horn, at
tached to lis head bya joint, through which
i, can elevate or depress lis horn at plea
sure remarkably confirming Psalms %
10, where i, speaks of the "horn being err
aited like the horn of the unicorn" This
will throw great Iigh, on other passages o
scripture, which ignorance OF Arabia pre-
vented our comprchending, Forum
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The Cincinnati Chronicle says tina,

The Cincinnati Chronicle says that the
production of Wheat IN the State of Ohio
is about eighteen millions of bushels annu-
ally, of which nearly one.haf is exported ;
and If to this were to be added the pork
and corn exported, it would be found that
Ohio, as producing State, exports bread
and meat enough to support population
larger ihnn her own. The average pro-
duction of every family, is more than dou.
bic enough for It's own support. This
speaks a volume for fertile soil and an
industrious people.
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THE PRESIDENT ELEc r

Mr.. Polk, the President eject, aud hi,
Lady arrived in Washington city on the
l3lh instant, and repaired TO lodgings pre-
pared for them at the National Hotel. -
They we're welcomed by the discharge Of
n national salute, md we're escorted from
the rail road depot BY Democratic com
m't,ce Of Congress and the Democratic
Associations Of the District. We observe
that along the VIII lie Inc of travel every
demonstration Of respect have been paid
10 him.
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THE WEATHER.

RlciiAoNn, FER. :. 1915.
James River froze over Wednesday
nigh, below Mayo's Bridge, circumstance
that has no, happened lin one night since
the night Of the Goth February, 1886, and
from tradition only once before, since re.
cords have been kept OF such events, viz
in the winter after The surrender of Corn.
wallis, when it froze in one nigh, SO hard
that loaded wagons drove over the next
morning, a, Courts Ferry. Wig.
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MrNuLTY.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Patriot. under date Of goth ult.
says; During an investigation Of McNul-
Tvs case to-day il was discovered that by
some mistake, he drew from the Patriotic
Bank 100000 without proper requisi.
rion from the Treasury. This reduces
his liability to the Government to So, 200,
For the reminder the Bank has no rem
ody but a hopeless civil suit against Me
Nulty."
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST ANTI rem
TIERS

IN tho ALBANY \. " Circuit Court
last week, Mr.. Chauncey Rider, Deputy
Sheriff Of that county, who was assaulted
and malrca,cd by number Of Indians, y
while in the discharge OF his official duties
in 1871, recovered verdict of Ten Thou
sund Dollars against four of the ndividu
ais, who were present when the outrage
was committed and who, though not actu-
ally participating in the assault themselves,
,v, cuutenanced and encouraged those
who did the deed
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QUEER NOSE STORY.

4 French paper tells u4 that at the
Hare, in the department of Upper Snane,
may be seen man who was formerly mn
under cook who had his nose cut of by NJ
Cannot, surgeon of Hare, and replaced by
the rump of living fowl. This cngrait,
ing has perfectly succeeded, and NJ. Cam
o, has only the trouble Of from time to
time plucking the feathers from tho resto'
red nose.
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SUPREME COURT.

Since our last Report. Opinions have
been delivered in the following Cases, VIZ
nv Rrrrls, c. j., in N, Johnson. a. al y,
Joboson's Ex'rs ct. al. IN Equity, from Warren
dircctng accounts to be taken, &c. Also, in
Morgan .. Allen, from Henderson judgment re-
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ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

Tue following bull was submitted TO the
Senate by Mr.. Benton, on the 9TH instant,
IN lice Of the one presented by him some
time ago. IL wall be seen that he has un.
dergonc change sincc he introduced his
first bill. lie was then for having the
consent OF Mexico, bu, this he had given
up. This bill is considered less objection.
able than the joint resolution which passed
the House short time ago, ana if any plan
passes the Senlie for the annexation this
Will perhaps be the one adopted, but we
doubt whether the Senate will pass any bill
having this object in view:
BILL TO provide for the annoy ttion Of Texas
10 tie United States
Bs IL rhGcfei. DO That STATE, 10 BE- formed
on' Of 'le present Republic Of Texas, with suit1.
lilo extent and boundaries, ard with two Rcpr,.
scniaiivrs in Congress unii the np,t spportion.
n"nt ul representation. shah 10 adinitted into the
luton, ''y virtue Of his act, on an equal footing
With tn" existing States, soon as tito terms aud
conditions OF such admission. and the ccsson Of
the remaining T~xan territory 10 thc United
States, shall he agreed upon by the Governments
OF Texas and the United States
Sec :. And be il further Enacted, That the
sum u nuo hundred thousand dollars 10 and TO
rsme i hereby appropriated Ia dsfrai the expen.
sps Of ni,aions and negotiations 10 agree upon
the icrus # SAID admission aud ctsyioi, either by
treaty Ia BE- submitted to thr Senate, or by .ui.
clts TO be submitted 10 the Two Houses oi on.
grcSs' as lie President may direct.
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L. s. TREASURY

The Secretary Of the Treasury announ.
ccs that the receipts of the Treasury in
The quarter ending on Dec. 81 last, were,
From customs, about 400, 800
From lands, COO, 900
Miscellaneous, $4,000
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AMERICAN BAGGfNG.

The production Of Baggins in the Uni.
ted States, as we learn from the fntthcom.
ins report Of the Commissioner Of Patents
is increasing fast; In kentucky last year
there were 500 hand-Iooms in operation,
and each of these manufacture 400 yards,
on an average, per week, or 10000 yards
per month, or l0,000,d00 ayear. Besides
there are five power loom factories, i'll In.
diana, Kentucky, and Ohio, which produce
y 500, 0O0. In Tennessee 20 hand looms
produce 100000 yards. Fifty hanl.
looms in Missouri produce 15o, 600 yards,
The total amount of Bagging estimated
for the year, and manufactured in 1914 IN
the West, is l5,TJO,00O The average
quantity of bagging used in baiing Cotton
is si1 yards 10 the bale and The amount
manufactured in the year would bale =
G3j, 0GO bales Of cotton. More than enough
for the cotton cror Of 4t.I5 by ! large
quantity, --Ntor York Express,
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A NEW REMEDY FOR TooTt.ACnE

A NEW REMEDY FOR TOOTIf.ACHE.
Among the thousand remedies for the
Tooth.ache, India Rubber is now stated TO
be very eflicacious one. A piece of il
put on wire, then melted at the flame of
a candle, and pressed while warm 10 the
hollow tooth, and the pain will cease in.
,,untiy. The cavity of the TOOTH should be
frs, cleaned out with piece Of cotton. =
In consequence of the ,iscosiiy and adhc.
sivencss Of the India Rubber, the air is
completely prevented from coming into
contact with the denuded nerve, and the
cause Of the Tooth-ache is destroyed
Raleigh Register.
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Thr- Tusrnustrr ol thus town received
Yesterday the dectson of the Postmaster
General as 10 the Great Mail 1t is to be
continued by the Wilmington Rail Road,
which tue public horc would have no par,l.
cular reason to regret, if il were not ac-
companied by an order 10 restore the mail
on this route to the old schcdulc--2 horse
hacks, 6 times week, and about 3 or 4
miles an hour. This VIC have reason 10
complain Of and We hope the people on all
the line, from Raleigh to Columbia, inclu'
sivc, viii protest against il. The mail can
be carried, with perfect regularity, as it
has been carried for six weeks past, At a
speed of nearly 6 miles an hour, and the
public ought to insist upon il that it be
continued at tina, speed, instead of the
snai's pace with which we a'e again ihrea.
tened. Let ~ demonstrate !-Fdyeticrilie
Obarpcr, l2h inst.
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GDarInffF
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1913.

~ We nre au;horizrd 10 announce Col.
WILLIAM II. MEL, n candidate for
Beigadicr General Ut the ll,h Brigade Of
Nortl, Carolina Militia.
1Twe are suil orized TO announce Maj RO.
BERT ). YOUNG, as a candidate i,r the Of
fee Of Brigldier General.
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Common Schools.

NUFNIEEHVH SVHUUESs
yEyJE Members OF the Board of Superintendent
of Common Schools fr Mecklenhurg coun-
y are requested to meet at the Office of the Clerk
Of the County Court, on the Monday of the SuPe.
rior Court, O'Clock. y. NJ.
THO. L. HUTCHINSON, Chm.
Fsb,udty Is, lS45. t2o
N.R The committees for the several School
Districts that have not made their annual report,
are requested TO do so al that time.
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MARRIED

In this county, on tho 18th instant, by the
Rev. Mr. Halliday. MIR DAVID McCORD to
Miss DoRCAS E., daughter of tho Rev. John
Newell
Also, on the same day by the Rev. Mr.. Free.
man. Mr.. WIN F. WHITE TO Mr.. ELIZA.
BETH c. DUNN.
In Cabatrus county, on the 9th instant. by the
Rev. Mr.. Pcnick. MIR, ELISHA SCOTT &c
Miss MARY kIMM0NS,
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DIED

Ia the vicinity Of this place, on Monday Las,
Mrs CATiiAKINE HUTCHINSON aged about
81 years
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OREGON AND CHINA


- =" "'''''. VI i'eoe'hoef 'o, we re-
s'a'"eu upon tue vast importance OF the
'u'uie 'i"ue oei"eeh TINS country and Chi
ma carried on by steam from Oregon via
Inc Sandwlck Islands TO Am ~, the near
est eh'na port. We did not then antici-
pare 5" early a movement to perfect that
communication as has -incc been made ia
Congress on the 2sih jan, Mr.. Dick.
iiis"h OF Ne" lotk, III The Senate, and Mr..
rfatt 10 The ii"u>e, presented a petition
from MIR. a. Whitney, OF New York, for
ne construction OF raIrond from Lake
M'rh'@ani" HE Columbia liver. Thus CIV
ing New i"rk "a steam communications with
Am"N, luna he distances are given
as l"Il"ws:
New Iuikiu Lake Michigan. $40 miles
Lake Michigan to the Pacific, 2lGO
Total from y. Y. to Oregon, 5000 miles.
Oregon To Sandwich lslands, 2,lOO
Sandwich Islands To Annoy, i,luO
Total y. York 10 Annoy, $500 miles.
Distance Us present route, II 900 miles.
1t i estimated ,int tho ,;ma ,oor;,ad
viii lie ei.ht davs =, o,eo.n C,oo1 NJ
York, aud twenty two days from OREGON
10 Annoy making ,Eirly DAYS from New
ok TO Annoy.
The distance to Japan is six hundred
miles less. The cost of the road from
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-21

@ A fire occurred q short time ago IN
New YORK. which destroyed a building in
which we're printed the New York Tn.
pune and several other papers. The next
gay aller The acciden, the Tribune was is.
sued again,
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NOTICE.

A III. persons indebted 10 the estate Of John
"a Mcdowell, deed. arc requested to come Tor
ward ana ppy up between this and the February
Coart, as longer indulgence caano' he givcn'
JONATHAN REID,
ROBT. w. MCDOWELL,
Janna,p %, ls45. lsN
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vs. Daniel S. Dickinson, was elected
on the 4th instant, by the Legislature Of
New York, a U. S. Senator for six years
from the a,h of March next.