The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26

Safe Of North Caroins. By ftaucis Ma
vier Martin, Esq, Newbefn 1892. (oae
volume, quarlo; Which, together with Nos.
/. IL. an H., was presented by the Presi.
dent OF the Society,"
No Vi 4 collection Of the Private
Ac,s al the General Assembly Of the State
IT North Carolina, from the year l7l5, 10
the year 1890, inclusive, nov il force aud
use. Newberu: 1894. (One thin quar.o
volume from Weston r. Gales, Esq, o.
Rsleigh.)
No. Vii. Historical collections OF South
Carolina, embracing many rare and vaIua-
BE pamphlets, and other documents relating
10 the history OF the State, from lis frs,
discovery, 10 rs Independence, 10 the year
l776. CoupdeI, with various notes, and
an introduction, by b. K. Carroll, , vols.
s vo. ron William A. Wright, Esq,
Wilmington
lha first pamphlet il order in as CON.
pdaiion is enlrcd f" A triei description Of
the province Of Carolina, ADD the coasts OF
Florida. And more particularly, OF n new
plantation begun by the Eogish at Cape
Fear, on Iha, river now by them called
Charles River, toe 29.h May, 1904. &c.
Mr.. Carroll might, With obvious proprety,
have gwen Bis work tie more comprehen.
Give title OF Historical Collections Of Caro-.
lima. The northern part OF the province
was FIRST settled and respectable proper,
ton Of hts pages have quite as much rela.
ton to the region North as South Of Cape
Fear, lfwiIh this change OF title, he would
give US a third volume, made Up Of Lawsou's
and Brlckelis Histories Of North Carolina,
ne would render hls compilation nearly
complete, aud would present a l1ir claim
for Liberal patronage on the colder side Of
the Tweed
No. VIII. Ofi,e aad authority Of
Justice Of the Peace by james Davis,
Newbern: l774. Presented by Hon.
John L. Bailey, oil Ildlsborough.)
No. TX Proceedings and Debates o!
the Convention Of NOuh Carolina, conveu
ed at HiIisborough, On Monday the Is, DAY
Of July, l7ss, for the purpose Of deIibera
ton on the Constitution recommended b.
The General Convention a. Philadelphia The
l7lh day Of September, Isl. To winch
Is preiixea tbe snme Constitution. Eden
ton: Printed BY Hodge & Wills, Printer
10 the State NDCCLAANtN PIE
scented bv Rev Pr: Green, 0 Chapel Hill.
No. X. J0urnao. The Convention hich
accepted The Constitution Of The United
States. ard which meta Fayetteville, 1890,
From Hon. Joo. l.. Ba ey, oi HUI borough.
NEWSPAPERS.
Boston Gaz3ue and Couatry Journal,
No. 2l5, R.c 10, 1859.
Connecticut Journal asd Nep Haven Pos
Boy, N. ia, March ? I770; No. l26
March Is. I77J, ~. lJ3 September u
ITO.
Connection; Co3raui. Sept It, I'LL.
New London Gszsue, vol. ., No 2l6,
January 10, l17l,
Connecticut Gszaue and Universe In.
ieligencer, vol - Ne. 500 May 5, 1875.
Massachusetts Spy, or American Oracle
OF Liberty, vol. s, NJ. 80 June %, l776.
Continental Jaarn4l and Weekly Adger.
tiser [Basto1,l Nos. p 70 lu7, Dec. | 9,
I'LL, to June Ill, ITS.
Independent C1rarcle md Uaivorsal
Advertiser, vel. 8, No. 40, March p,
l777.
Continental Journal aai Weekly Adyer
User, Boston Apui 3 y Oes 3, III.
Independent Chronlcla 80 ,n''efsai
Adyerlls4-, J1fy ~, Itf-, 70 January II
1873.
American Mercury, from vo'. l, No. !,
[Jgly L. 1884 10 vol . Ne. 90, Aug.
%, l7s5.
Connecticut C8o-aoi, June, 10, 1856
and sane paper, June 10, l7S5, to March
"a. l159.
la3saeaI7a, Chronicle sej Uaj,erssl Al.
seussr, (oroken d!e, ~ 1913 and 1874.
Columbia CsGtaal, oue number 1893, lao
Numbers 1894.
Connecticut CoUrant 1896, 1897, 1899
1900, 1891, l5J2, aud 1905.
Colombian Cenanel, fcomPI.;e a'es,) 1888,
l79taHJ 1906, l7J7.
Hampshire lsderaii-t--a Few numbers for
1909
Weekly Messenger, (lroksn deJ 1919.
1.-THE above form the valuable collection
oi Newspapers presented ID me Historical
Soc!4ty, By Rsg. Simeon Colon, Of Faye,ge.
vile.
Nor,i Carolina Chronicle, or Fayetteville
Gazette, from Sep. l5, 1871, to March
-,l7GI. From D.. James Webb, Of
illl.sboro1.n
North CaroIu4 Mercury. md Salisbury
Wa'cbmsa, VOL No. e2, Jane q,
1899. IFaom A-chLal1 Henderson,
Esq, Of sa.rsb1ry.l