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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06

W We ield he Texas D,mle of o ian ms that Capt
Conncf AZ e head ~ 100 mon psu ~ vounfeot
o's ~ the line ~ march Nucces the fb This
'raon has been The mufdercs ~
" they Ne fuld 4 Cbieta sw reported Capt tn, be-
ssW about 200 CaHaocs. psnt shove Han Antonio
hey were mating ppsirns 20 down the direction -
fed1 THIS band probably c.mni murder mentioned
Tue euce' Of faung with them eonHdsrsd anything bot
dateuog.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06
Frederick ni.frin1

We are glad TO that the Wings of this Congres.
sona District (who elected Mr.. Bcdnger two years sgo
against Mr.. Lucas the nominee Of the Looofooo party,
and who have been paid for IN the usual eoigJ are
determined To bring cand datc int, th. field Among th,
distinguished gentlemen spoken Of Is canddates are Jno
S. Galaher, CHARLES J. Faulkner aud Andrew Hunter
either Of whom would make good rln-and If elected
Which impossible event, an able represent,tlye
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06

The Wing; have nominated l.. A Brrg, Ia. q. q
candidate to represent spousyIyauis n the next Ieg,a.
'ufe aud POSTAGE Conway. Esl. ss been nominated by
ihe LocOs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06

" We arr glad to hear that lieu Of tho two compa
MES of North Carolina youateofs OF which di,band,d
and the other muned Others have promptly stepped
forward and taken their pIoces-agan completing the TO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06

Va The Young Hens Union Prayer Mcetinr WI BE- bi u,.
efening 90 he haemeh "i Iuny tufth "a oeork YoIur
men Of az denomination ~ Christians 1rr invei 10 aueni
~ The regular monthly meeting OF the Typonaphioa
Society Will be held this evening the store oi Reg
bfotheu, az O'Clock lBy order Of the President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06
,iion Of Mr. Coz, The Senate Journed.
House of Delegates.

FErDIY, Feb. 5. ls47.
communication received from the Senate Stating
the passage Of certain bills, with amendments. The
amendments concuued in.
The SFLAEEE laid before the House communication
from the Governor enclosing resolutions from the State Of
Vermont upon the subject OF tine existing war with MeX-
CO, and the subject Of Slavery which, on motion Of Mr.
Sr0vlLL, were laid on the table
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06

Nj ErsEeros-o citizens Of the city Of Wheeling and
county Of Oho Tor the passage Of amend the va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06
Valuable New Books at Auction,
Nor fine ILsaI naI,,

THls EVENING att O'Clock store adjoining Mr. r Tyfes
Gun Store, will sell auction and choice a,snrnt ~
Standd and Miscellaneous Books FROM the Ncuhcrn a.
The sales VIII continue for few evenings only.
~ Members Of the Legislature and pubic generally ar u
vitsd to call and the collection during the day
ia97-u INLOEs 4 BROTHER. huets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06
WIGS AND TOUPETS on sCALPS.

A'A OeeiPhal professor slag Wig Maker has mqd
menis 10 Ws Richmond by the Oh as, whsu h.
ready hany time dafng hs Wh eh exceed days
scalp sers'eh Or ne head any Who may
his auie services prior To hs leaving or Wellington Cy
m
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
From The National h,eliigeaeer.
THE MEXICAN WAR.

The city has since the adjournment OF
Congress been overruD with rumors Vi
this aud TINT ~ reference 10 the measures
which are TO follow the recent action Of
the Legislative aud Executive branches Of
the Government ia reference 10 the War
wiih Mexico, aud 10 the Army engaged ~
prosecuting 1t. Ga lhls subject We find III
the Washington Correspondence Of tue
Journal of Commerce, under date Of the
4lh instant, the following programme,
which, though II may not be literally cor
rect, we have lule doubt considering the
access which the wrler seems 10 base 10
at least seml.oillclal sources--tallhlu'iy
shadows forth the intentions Of the Admin
lsirdlion al the time il was written, and
substantially what lis purposes were as
lac as yesterday
cit is true that Major General Benton
does no, go as Lieutenant General, or
Field Marrhal, or Commander.In-C Chief (;
W, still the President has charged him
with all the diplomacy connected with the
intended osnflures to Mexico, AID he will
he the channel Of the Presidents orders to
the general IN command. lie will, IA fact,
though nut-in name, conduct The campaign.
h" He takes the three millions with him
---'ha, i, II viii be subject To his otd der IN
New Orleans, mud he vii open commu.
n alton wHh Mr. Rrlon immediately, aud
perhaps conclude a treaty furlbw,lh-be-
lufe The city Of Vera Cluz shall be iu'es.
ted BY our forces.
Bu', If Mexico refuse negotiation or
decline our terms. then 'he castle is To te
blown up into the cl uds, mud Major Gene.
mi Benton will offer terms asaln; and LET
Mexico chonse between them aud our next
blow which Viii be al the CT! Of the
Munlrzum :.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
MEcKLENBURG coMrANY.

Lieut.. f. {. D.sdson has returned from
Washington. He brings commissions for
all the officers. As he seems to think
&c have done han injustice 10 some re
mark. a week or two back, we s,a'e thai,
has detention al " ashiuglou vas altogether
owing TO the opposition made "a the Senate
to confirming the appointment Of The olli-
Gers Of The Mecklenbafg company.
10 connesion ~,lh lh's soil ct, we arc
reque,ted 10 s'a'e that as Cap. Caldwell
has been commissioned as a Captain Of
Dragons, III these Who voted for the rcso.
union rendering their services TO the Pee.
I'd utas DBgol are qles'ed 10 come W
10 the msrk 90 tie spot DIS the Captain 5
nov recruiting has company. Il is but
r.'ice 10 soy, that Gom the kno~n euerg,
OF cha,a,ter 81 The Captain, ihcfe very
httle doubt b4' ihal ihe ranks 81 hi- coin
pany D b. filled Up IN the shortest possl.
bic tinie
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
Communications.
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN IlNtoLN
COUNTY, ~ G..

ron rHg CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN LlNCuLN .
COUNTY, y, {.
Pursuant 10 public nuttce, an extremely
latr~ and respectable meeting ut tue c:'i. .
zens Of tn, county, Vas bed =! Tie court
house IN lincuIntun, on Wednesday, the
81 inst. when Bartlett Shjpp, Eco. vas cal.
led 10 the chair aud Audrew Motr, aud
Thomas ]. EccIcs appointed Secretaries
The oblcct ol the meeting we're explained
bv the chair, when, un motion, James W.
O.burue, E,q. of Charlotte, rose, aud pro-
cecdcd to give ms OPINIONS, advocating 'ile
construction OF u Rail Road from Charlotte
Ia connect with that ui Camden or Column
hla. ). g. and as 10 the Objects, interests
snJ bepctits OF the mh0ic iiea 10 lfs sue.
ress. even should Charlotte be the iermi
nus; the manufactures OF the West "onld
Gud speedy market--the road would DC
the mcaus oil supplying - counties WIN
market, on a capital OF Sl,eOo,ooo, ana
give per cent THAI goods would DC lar
cheaper, and produce hlgher-that Char
k,,te ,sas the nearest point to the Southern
hne-thnt the road had been chartered by
the Legislatures oi North aud South Car
ona. the provisions OF Which charter MI
O. wcln nn to expl 10.
II, e. Jones, E-g. being called on, also
advocated the meeting III remarks both
humorous and reasonable alter which ne
made wav tor the introduction OF the lot
low,nu resolutions, which were passed al
Ter discussion. pro and con, by Henry
Cansler aud Il, ShlpP, E,qunes.
!. R,soleed, That we the people OF LIN
coin county, regard with deep interest, tue
Rail Road proposed To be constructed IRON
the town ui Charlotte to Columbia or Cam
/ den, IL South Carolina
2. Kesolrrd, That ~ the success OF thu
work. the manufacturing, agricultural ant
. mercantile interests Of Western North Ca
: robna are deeply involved, and that II !
,he interest aud duty of the people TO con
/. ,r,bctc what may be in their power TO pro
n mote It's accomplishment
;. a ReSolred, That as Convention
i the People of North Carolina is propose
!. 10 he held at Charlotte, on the 9th OF A
=. pril next. that the Chairman OF this NEE
g lng appoint 90 persons to represent II
"A County of Lincoln in said convention.
"a A, Resolped, That these proceedings
published in the Lincoln Courier, the Cha
\. iotte papers and the papers of Charles''
I. city.
re The following appointments we're ma'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

and examination, would have printed Il
fee, as il looked as much like five as Two,
but 10 opposition to this il was argued,
that II there was any room for doubt ~
such a case, where pariy's legal rights
were 50 deeply involved, it was the deien-
dents duty 10 have made enquiries aud set
himself right. To tbs, the defendant urges
That II wa the plaintiffs duty, as the par
~ interested TO examine that his advertise.
ment was correctly inserted, aud 10 nulliy
the defendant OF any mistake.
The CourI charged that, II Mr., Bryant
was guilty Of such carelessness or negii.
sencc US had involved the plaintiff s light,
he was respons bic, an /, was question
ior the jury To determine, upon an cSami.
nation OF The Mss, whether II was SO writ.
ten, that man with ordinary care would
have printed five us readily as two, or
whether there was 80 much room for
doubt as to render II the duty Of Mr..
Bryant To make enquiries, aud satisfy
himself. but while tins was Mr.. Brya ants
clear duty IN case there was room To doubt,
he should lay il down MS principle OF
law, lhut i, was equally the duty of the
plaintiff to examine, aud see if Ihcte was
any error.
A party for instance, hn,iug contrac,
with carr cater Ia build house, could
not stand by und see him putting N bad
timber, OF doing his work wrong, after.
wards charge him with negligence. II
was the duty Of every man, aud especially
IN case where his legal rights were IN.
yol,ed, and when the conso qneiccs Of an
error might be so disastrous, to exercise
ordinary cave and diligence and see That
he did not sutf through the careiessness
Of others whom lie employed. la this
case, then, the Jury would aleo take into
consideration the fact, whether, even il
Nj. Bryant had been guilty Of neg lgence,
tie plaintiff had exercised such ordinary
care aud examination. Us would have led
10 discovery Of the error, aud It's conse-
quent correction.
Verdict for the defendant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

In his route, he passed several ranches
.snoied and owned by these ladrones, and
- by them as rendezvous aud dcpois.
r. .cyeral Of them he found pistols, knives,
,snrds. saddles, &C., &c., all OF which lie
r,ac,ed TO be burnt. Thus he continued
:" unul he reached China, and in Ms gu.
lbs no found large rancho, which was
',sn known from It's elevated position 10
10 one used by these people a. lookout,
ID far other purposes. This also, The
'al,oel burnt. lie was about TO commence
so.,n,iun on the town, as lac had lralrd The
0a,,, into il, aud was only induced To de-.
by the enlrealies Of the alcalde aud his
r,,s 10 return the same number Of mules.
Tb. colonel remained two days, received
',',b,y two mules, DIETER than those he
,'o,,.eo, them TO the tram which he directed
- na,s on to Monterey, required tresh hor.
.ss for his men, paid ihs aIcalde for what
DIVISIONS they wanted, aud left with ma.
e crotestations Of friendship from The al
rade and priest--always the two head
dsvils' IN every town Of Mexico.
Iu China they came near grabbing the
famous Carraj,l, one Of the moving srrlls
4 al these dePreda'ions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
i, QUASDARY

Mast &C our readers probably kuon what
gunHdary means u not, they nave d
placticnl Illustration Of II III Uncie Sans
position il the Mexican War, as stated by
Mr. Batter Of South Carolina, ia the Sen.
ate on the ;hree million bill.
!" Mr. President, we are certainly IN :"
difficult pn..t..,-, tive quit the war, y
WI be apparently With dlshunor. u We
% on il must end ia mischief. The truth
is, NC are like tie shepherd who has got
the wolf by The ear. 1t IS hazardous to
let gu-i, IS worse 10 hold on" \ laugh
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

under The 30 resolution, viz: Jno. +. Hoke,
William Johnston. Andrew Molz, l.. t..
Thompson, Henry Cansler, Benz. Sumner,
+. a. Hoke, l.. ID. Childs, J. II. Wheeler,
DIR. WIN. Mclean, G. c. Henderson Sid.
ney \. Johnston, Ephraim Brevard, lsuac
Lowe, w. w. Mnuday, John Coulter. DR..
{. j.. Hunter, II. W. Guion, John +. PHI.
fer, Michael Quickel.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
u. SHIP, Chairman.
ANDREW MoTz, !
Tnos. J. EcCLEs, % ''u' ''S'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
RATHER SEVERE.

When The resolutions 10 relation 10 the
var With Mexico, and voting ,hanks TO the
7 csrdeu, Of The I 5, for the manner ~
Which the war has been conducted, were
before the Senate Of Vlrgiulu, Mir. Gal.
Iagher tiered The following nmendmcnh
Which he thought would I'll up The cup Of
4dulation of led 10 Nj. poIki
Resolced. That IN an especial manner Is
President Polk enti,let to the appreciation
and thanks Of this General Assembly, for
hrs ~tsc aud timely ies'orat on TO power,
il McSIcu, Of lie r,n0"nsd and reliable
g neral Scuol DJu Lip'z tn;ouio de San
Ia Auua.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
RELIEF EoR IRELAND.

We are pleased to learn that the clltz ~
OF our .oen have made al iIIu to forward
relief TO ireland aud thu, from : 10 $500
will b forwarded 10 Nes York. The fol-
loving statement shows with What hberall
~ lhs whole country has cone uP 10 'bei.
hcp:
The New York Commercial Advertiser
suppress the ioll.stug to be pretty uear
the amounts npw collected To he yarlon.
States Of The Union New lolk S7c,ili;
Pennsylvania $50 5s3; New Jersey So.
22s Massachu-c, SCI ,516, Rhole l..
land s. $50; Mars land s1,5Joi Virgin.
IA 81 267 Onu SI2 900 North Caroh-
ma 81 $50; Georgia 81 idn A'ot'iln !,
$50, Missouri Sl,1jO D.sirlcl VI Go.
lunlla 50 ,0O0 Lo.i-iana sl3,0U0; NAae
Sl20; Cvnuccucu, ; ,uaJ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

Pursuant 10 q call from HIS ENcelcney,
Governor Graham, tho Council OF State
met ~ this Cay, on Thursday last, 10 al.
,tsc wi / hin IA the appointment OF Mem
bcfs oi the Internal Improvement aud ut.
erary RJlids The following Councillors
were 10 attendance, VIZ:
j. 4. Anderson, Of Hartford,
J4sea Lrrry, Of Bnncon'br,
Jyhn MrLcod, ct Johnston
Duum ". Sanders, d Onsluw'
Gov. Graham made the following nom..
nation TO the Council
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BoNRp.
Frederick J. mn, oil Brunswick,
Cddralidder Jones Sen, d Orange,
LITERARY BotRn.
Er.GJrernOr Ncr,ktad, Of Gu''lofd,
Chdrics Mlnlg, Of Raleigh,
Western X. Guies, do
The appointments were unanimously con-
6rmcd. aud 30 other business cumng before
the Cumuell, It adlpurnud, sulgee1 10 the
call OF the Governor. Rilgh Register
Oh instant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
IENOIR
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ZDIIE Summer Sesrion Of this institution will
~ commenced on the first day of March
Taition Sc $ $40 per session and boarding
can be had in some or the mes, respectable flmi.
lies al the low rate If Sc per month. Music on
the Piano aud Guitar. Painting s.. Worstod
work 81.
The cheapuess Of bolrd and tuition. and the
healthlness OF the place, probably render this one
OF the most desirable situations which Parents or
Guardians could select.
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance.
bit no deduction made afterwards fer ABSENCE
Tue Teachers pledge themselves to devote their
entire attention to their School, and TO promote
the mental and moral improvement Of their Pu-
pills by ivory means in their power.
EMMA J. BAKER
Lenoir CaldtsslI county, Ftb. 8, lS47.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
NOTICE.

a Ii the accounts due the estate Of WIN Car
IA sun, deed, are in the hands of Juuius A.
Fox for settlement. All persons indcb by Book
Account are requested 10 call him and settle by
tho April Court. olhcrwiss their accounts will be
placed III uth3eis hands, as the books must be
closed. hllpersnns indebted by Hcrc or Justices
Judgment, will call aud setIe with the Executors
Persons having claiL against the estate will pre-.
sent them propstly authenticated in the time pre-.
acribsd by law.
JOS u. WILSON,
WM. JOHNSTON, ( ''1's
March Il, 1857. 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

NEWS FROM TIE ARMY.

We have given to-day the mos, impor.
ian, news from our army. II viii be seen
that il is reported that Cen Taylor aud
Santa Anna have had battle. Il howev.
or need. confirmation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
Lost,

A T Ort'S Sale on the l2th instant, large red
n morocco Pocket Book, containing about $40
in money and the following notes, via: one on
VIM. Clswson for $50; one on John Nj Potts ios
s5S rs; one on Thomas Sprltt for 81 one on
Thomas n. Petlus, for s35 with credlt on ~
one on Jane Pettus for 50 30. The da'e 81 'he
,n,es moi recolteeted. Also, one receipt on John
n Greer a. nm officer, date not recolected. All
nersons are torewarned trading for said notes and
The makers are notified not to pay them to any one
bu, myself The finder can have the money no
rilI return the pocket beck and papers 70 me.
HENRY HUNTER
jim 25, ls$7 uo
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
rae lOTn COMPANY.

Col. Fagg is still in the West recruit
iun Volunteers, for the 10Th Company
We understand lie is likely to succeed IN
raising the requisite number.-faye''e-
pile Obsarer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
CUarIntfR:


or We have had two failures Of the
Northern mail, aud ono Of the Southern
mail from high waier, within The last few
days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
\ CAUTION TO lI.LrclBLE WRITER'S

A CAUTION TO lILEGlBLE WRITER'S
The following report Of a legal decision
IN New York city, u copied from Inc
Courier 4. EaqHsor. The l'w ol our own
Safe beng the same IN lis general = owls
,,ns. and the practice OF "uting tli"SthiS
and then holdiu. the printers ieSpo"s'''e
for the consequences, beng, we suppose
ns common here as there, the case h"s
nnite fresh interest iui U.s. Charleston
Mercury.
AVN Argall rs Wm. c. Bryan'-l ms
action is brought 10 render Mr.. bryant, as
pronr,ctor Of the " Evening POST" liable
Tor Judgment IA consequence OF m's'ahc
in the setting Up Of an advertisement oil
snecial partnership formed IN September
1895, N which Mr.. Arsal' was the special
partner, and contributed fTo lhonsand doi'
lars. whereas 1t was printed tce thousand
and no, corrected during the continuance
&c Tho advertisement. The effects OF tins
error under the Statute, would be 10 rem
der Mr.. Arqal liable for oil the Indebted
neas oC the concern, the law beng that al
error in the notice Of special partner
ship. renders the party liable as genera
,,r,ner, The same advertisement insert
ed in the Times, was printed TWO thoo'
and. but in consequence OF the error III IN
Post, the plaintiff had a Judgment tendere
a,,ninsi him for $4,000 which he now seek
to compel MIR. Bryant TO pay
y The defence sol M was, thal me manu-
: script Of the advertisement was 80 VIII
ten. hat any printer with ordinary car
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
4 SURPRISE.

The morning after rsccn, Baltimore
Wedding, the bridegroom found under his
plute al breakfast, check Tor 100000
iron, the brides father
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
REMOVAL
or THE
Charleston Store.
GROCERIES.

,xlirh tbnv ~, ron HASIt -, Ill - i...-
an Cha,e.,on r,;cfs 1'''e
,o,1, 49, ~, ~ = = Va nANps
80 ""u' ~ P'i'he ahe 10" pticeui
10 oo'' 90
300 loayes Double refined Loaf aud Crushed
Also, hne do
barrels do
Extra line Tyson TEA. Fine do DO
Ooolong tblaek) II half pound papers,
do very superior,
Po~shong tdol in halt round papers,
Bags OF Old Java COffE he,
Inguira -
RIO do old and neS CROP,
Boxes Sperm Candles, q, aud 6 10 The pound,
Boxes Adamanline 20 papers, E 10 the pound,
Boxes Charleston made TallDH, to the pound,
and = ID. canhsters Preserved SImon, Ter
nielically sealed,
To- cannlsleTs HOLSTERS, Theoretically seaied,
Jars mixed Pickles do Gherkns, q,s Ind pts
C4niscrs S4fdnes t!n ol) and 10, each,
Layer Ratsns, Tell clu-tcrs J Zlnie Cutrauts,
Quarter boxes MIR Raisihs
Soli sh.lled Almonds,
Drums Turkey fIgs small siz,l
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
CAMDEN MARCuln
REMARKS

COTTON.-There is scarcely enough corning
in, 10 fix the rate of prices The few hales sold
the pas, week, were at an advanced OF | L, un
our last weeks quu.ations-say q to 10
CORN has been in demand lie past week, and
considerable quantity has been sold a, price.
ranging from SIS 10 : ) c.--Cdm!sH JON nal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

In this town. on Sunday last. Mr.. AMZI Me
CHM, in the 50th year OF his age. leaving a
wife and several children TO mourn his DEATH
Mr.. McGinn, was Post Master Of Mis- village Al
the time of his DEATH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
z &c = i S.

Ee ~ ~ Nr &W -
Goidard's Brandy. vintage of 1875, celebrated for
lis soft iruity fvor,
lIcrckenwreth s. Lowndcs, J. ]. Dupuy's G.
Brandy.
Do do Holland Gin,
Newton, Gordon & Mardock's old N4dci- >
r., e
d, do few do
Pale Sherry, Sweet Malaga, -
Cd jamaica Rum,
cd Scotch Whiskcy,
Baskets Champaign, Cordisls assorted,
Bbls Monongahela Whskey,
do n. q. Rccutied dc
Bbls n r. Rom,
Double BROWN Stout f'orter (Dunber'.) quarts
and pin,s,
Scotch Pale, very superior, in pint,
Philadelphia Pale Ale, in quarts and pints,
Wards big grain Rice strictly prime,
~ qu1lily do
Gosncn Butter, Northern Cheese mild and rich,
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish smoked ilerrings,
Nos |, and 3 Mackcre, kslts No. | 90
Extra bIeachcd Sperm Oil,
Winter strained solar do
Shoe Backing, London Shred Isinglass.
Coopef's Gelalme Raspberry Syrup,
Strawberry do
Whole, halt and quarter boxes Soap, all qualities,
Corn Blooms, boxes Table Salt, Painted Buckets,
Jars Tamarius, III fine syrup,
ut assortment oi all kinds Of
ca II D I ASo
Almond Soap Fancy do
Extra Canal Flour, whole and half barrels,
And full assortment of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
COLUMBIA. MARCH, n.

OUR MARkET-Ihs past week has been
exceedingly dull, in uil departments OF trade. II
would seem that tie business season pretty
well over, and tuai We were in The midst a suni.
mcr.
COTTON Very little mas cone 10 market,
or been sold during the week there is however
a better feeling towards the article, and what lit.
lie can bs had, is sngerly bought up at ! to cent
advance on prices ruling 10 day ago. We quota
% 10 II cents.
FLOUR is dull Of sale, and prices have declin-
ed We quote 50 to Sjl
CORN, i, also lower-say 60 10 Gj cents
10 material change in other articles Tenn.
psr5ac. A9rocdte.