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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

II The New York Express. of Thurs
day, has the following: 1.-Two young la.
dies. beautiful aud accomplished Mary
Louisa and Virginia Starr, one 10 the
other q years ot age, were both engaged
10 be married on Monday last On the
Saturday night previous. both went to
Hohoken, and there imprudunlly partnok
of ice creams, strawberries and other
fIuits The hour appointed for the we'd.
ding found them both cold in death, with
their bridal garments for a winding sheet.
HoRAcE GREELY. of the New York
Tribune, has lost his only son. Arthur
Young Greedy. aged s years, who. it is
said. was remarkable for his brightness
and his personal beauty. His death was
caused Ivy the prevailing epidemic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

TO Painters and others.
e m KEGS ofPURE WHITE LEAD. just re-
eeived md Tor sale by
J. C. WEAVER g. co,
lancaster, May 4, 1879
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Nrw Yorr. July ls-p.M.

The Cotton Markets. firm at an advance Of 4c
under the steamers news The sales to-day cnni.
prise about 5000 bales Mt !03c for fair New Or
leans. All descriptions Of Flour have been aciive
today Sales of common Western ~ s4750$4.
Wheat ai l029 OGc. Supply of Corn light
There is no movement visible IN any oriicle Of
Provisions. Small sales Of Mess Pork were made
nj sl0.6240SlO,75. Lard is in pretty Fair request
~ &c for primp keg and 81 to Ok for barrel.
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LANCASTER, Friday, July 20. Isl9.
By IIeiegraPk--FoT Me Zan5erille Courier.
CLEVELASp. July "a.

Sales 500 BIZ Flour 'allpmhrn,' Sl.s7b; 200
do Merchants Mills a4.35: 1910 bushels Wheat
s74r; 60OO bush Corn 43c: 43O bis fine Salr from
vessel s6c; 1000 lbs circleyiIle Hnms 8Icis; 04
Kegs Butter sic; Kegs Lard sac. Sales Of
Wooster an other country brands Flour by dloy
loud III $4.25.
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ANOTHER IsEMOYAL.

And once more 10 the Combat!
FHTHE subscriber has rrunvei lis CARRIAGE
q MANUFACTORY aud LIVERY STABLE
10 tile Hnuse. on Hair-stTest. Jormsrly occupied
By Ch-i.fior King, deceased. and n fen doors
East If tie Market HoVSe. where he intends, in
t1ture lo carry on lie manufacturing of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
Aud Bll other articles in bis line. His work
will be made by competent workmen Of the
best materials and in The mos, approved STYLES.
He has now on hand large lot of Carriages
and Bnggies and few good Lpmber Wagons,
which he will sell, at very low prices for cash.
or will take in exchange fer good Horses aud
Country Produce
REPAIRING always dime. upon the shortest
notice aud most reasnHa'ile terms
LIVEET STABLE
The undersigned haa spared no expense in re-
! fitting his Livery Stable. He has improved his
Stock by adding lot Of new Horses. Carriages.
Bugges Haruess, Saddles. &C., and is prepared
~ sccommodate the public eq1sily as well as any
establishment If the kind in Ohio.
Thankful for past favors, a continuance of pub
lie patronage is solicited
WILLIAM II. SHUT.
Lancaster, April 10, l549. tf46
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LIQUID Hair nye.

A Superior article. Warranted al No l. fo
IA sale by NJ. z. KREIDER
Lancaster July l3, l840 10
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Frcah Ycas.

-p 4 General resentment NJ tie Pr.
lE Hl "A KIN COMPANY'S celebrsted
lf"55s PACKED TEAS. just received 1t
ssssyzs4sssSA WISE s. HILLAkDS
Lancss,er. June -, l849.
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RrOkem VVimd or EFeaVcs.

Yf UST received, Tatiersal's celebrated Heave
~ Powders, an etfectual cure for Broken Wind
IN Horses. for sale by VI. z. KRElDER
Lancaster, July 10, 18f9. 10
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EstaGc of Ee, M, AinAyvorlh

k4staIC Of e. N. AiIIAVOrtIl.
"a GN3E Court Of Common Pleas at It's June T erm.
b 1919. ordered Dividend Of 90 per cent ur-
on Debts due from said Estate The Creditors
are requested 10 call mud receive tie same inrth.
with. WILLIAM SLADE Jr.. Adr'for
0fhhe Estate Of r. N. Aias,eoriA
July 10. le49 3mlo
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q a BIN T-W A RE,

OF OIL descriptions. nlch rs
Sofas, Bidebosrds, Secretaries and Bureaus
OF III kinds.
TABLES and STANDS. of all descriptions
WARD ROBES md HAT.STANDS Hil kinds
MAHOGANY aud CANESEhT CHAIRS.
He will also keep on baud all kinds Of Com.
mon Choirs aud Bedsteads. ut oil prices
COFFlNS uiadeon tlie shortest notice und rer
sonaI utientios given to funerals.
PersoDs, about tU commence housekeeping
will bud II 10 their adv0nfoge IN call ~ The plsce
above mentioned, a. the subscriber inteDds In
equal, ifnoi excel other establishments. in the
qaaiiity and va1iety Of his work. a1d the prices
sh1ll be as reasonable as nt my other.
The patronage ofthe public is must respectful.
ly solicited
All kinds Of Sawed Lumber and Country Pro.
duce taken in exchange fpr furniture.
HAIR aud SHUCK MATTRESSES nanrfsc.
tuied to order D 4. PISHFI.
Lancaster, Ju)y2 1919. II
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vIaa1L 8. z JoerPH a. sHAw

Attorneys and couBssIlors al Lew.
nFicE-on Msiu-Sireet. three doors west Of
" tue Hooking Valley Bneh Bank.
Lsneasier, May 10. is4e. ly2
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E1frG French Brandy.

EN0R THE SICK An article which canpo,
l. be surpassed. for sale by NJ. q. KREIDER
Lancaster. July 10. i940 ~
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ZAsEsyfLLE. July ".

ZAsEsyILLE. July II.
We quote Wheat at 70075c the difference be.
ing between the old und new crop. Flour retails
utS45OGs5 Other articles unchanged Courier
By Telegraph--For the Ohio State Journal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

Il (eI Psir Of gLEPTIc SPRINGS. nshsde low
&W er than ever. J, c. WEAVER & co
Laacaster. MAY a. Ie4g SO
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Kidder's Horse Tiui,menf

ENoR the cure of sprnins. Wiud-Galls, Ring
l. Bones, ,Spavins Stiffness f,he Jointa Wounds
Saddle Calls, S:c.. Tor sale hy NJ Z KREInER
Lancaster July l3, ls49 10
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SlaliOneFv.

INNE Letter Paper. .rlain, ,fnacy and Gilt Edsei
IL Note Paper, large lot Of Letter aid Cad
Enysllogs. Perforated Bristol Bonfd, Visiting
Cards. &c, jusireceiyed aud Tor sale clieap by
GATES & coSPER.
Tallmadge House Lancaster, June Q, 4s S
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Grain Cradles.

Gust RECEIVED. frs, rate article aud for
81 saieb p. BoPE.
Lancaster, May L. 1919 So
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CHE MTCALs
Road Notice.

Lancaster, July 10, 1919
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Gen. Mckay.

We lesrn from the Wilmington Journal
tina, at q Democratic Meeting held 10 tina,
place, on the Oath ullimo, letter wa,
produced from Gen. James J. MeKy
the veteran Locofoco Representative of
tina, District TO Congress, in which he
positively declines being candidate 70,
re election TO Congress. The meeting
resolved TO have a District Convention At
Clinton on the 3lsl May, to selec, a can.
didaie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Disturbances in Canada.

Very serious Disturbances have lately Ia.
ken place IN Canada. The immediate cause
Of these Disturbances was the passage Of
bill by the coloulsl legislature iodemn.
wing losses sustained during tho rebellion
few years ago. This law so cntagcd
the people that they have shown their op
position By riots and other acts Of a disor.
derry character. The Governor after as.
senling to this bill, on leaving the Parlia.
ment House, was pelied by mob add
forced TO retire 10 his residence in The
country. Al nigh, the mob attacked the
Parliament House while the Assembly
was 10 session, drove the members from
their seats, en,ered the hail and tore up
Tho seats aud doing other damage, aud
then fred the building, which Was en.
lirely consumed, with The library. An.
other cause Of dissatisfaction was the arm.
Jog Of 200 Frenchmen, as consiables. -
The following is the latest accounts rela.
tive to the state Of aG'iirs.
MoNTRE,L. April 30-5 p W
Lord Elgin came 10 town OF o'clock to day.
The carnage was escorted bys troop Of Pro.
vincial Cavalry.
Tho streets were lined al, the way to tho
Government House by the people. who Li..ed,
cursed and pelted tho chario, as 1t passed.
When the escort had passed tho French Caths.
dral into Norte Dame street, a company of the
23d Regiment closed in behind to project tho
coriegs.
Opposite tho Government, House his Lordship
was struck by stone on the head, aud by an
ogg in lhe face.
The troops were then separately cbceted.
The members Of Parliament then proceeded TO
tho Government House to present thoit address
A. they passed through the crowd they were
actually covered with dirt and the yolk Of eggs
The members were proceeding in such plight,
escorted BY soldiers. to receive tho Governor
General Of Canada, TO present 10 HIM an address
from the Parliament, congratulsting him on the
qniet state Of the country.
During tho passage nj tho members through
II. Paul street, the riot act was read, and tie
troops charged.
No lives were lost though The crowd was very
dense Thus isasgn how troops wboae hearts
are with the people, can act il necessary.
The Governor proceeded out Of town by tho
snrburbs.
Major Bouches has arrived from Kingston,
and has waited on Sir Beoj. ID. Urban, to repre-
sent to him the dreadful state oftbe country. and
TO urge tina. il something is no, done tho people
will march on Montresl.
Riots are feared 10. night.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Connecticut.

The Legislature OF Connecticut mel AZ
Hartford, ON the I'd instant. Wing Off.
GERS we're elected in the Senate and De.
mocrats were elected in the House. On
the Ord Joseph T,umboll. The VII 2 can.
dldate, was elected Governor Of the SAFE
BY the joint vote Of the two Houses Of he
Legislature. Il is thought probable that
the other wing officers will be elected, as
the Wing msIniiy 10 the Senate oserbal.
ances the combined Damocfaric and Free.
soil majori., ia the House Of RcPrssea,a.
! iiyes.
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Married, in this place on the 18th ins,an, h..
Rev John Reynolds, Miss Elizabeth Foster l,,.
of Charlotte, N. e., and Leander Wilson. F.
of Waynesville. son Of Jaincs Wilson, Sen =.
this County.
Tie world was sad the garden was Wild
And Lee. tho tailor, sighed, till Betsy .Fo,,e,
smiled.
The above notice we find in (he n;,.
land Messenger. We more than snspe,,
tina, our friend Of the Messenger IN his ab
sence has been imposed upon. by beiO,
furnished with marriage, one Of The par.
ties 10 which is colored woman. Va
have made inquiry, aud the question Ia,
been pu, TO US, Who is Miss Elisob,,h
Foster ?" and we can hear Of no one bv
that name, 'lale Of Charlotte, but vell,,
girl, whose mother is now residing in mi.
neig hborhood. She left this place some
time ago and went to Asheville, aud ha,
remained there, except for short tim.
while on a visit here.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Candidates for Congress.

We were al Union Court and saw that
all the opposing candidates for Congress
we're on the ground. We understand tina,
n discussion took place on Tuesday, which
ii Vas our Intention 10 hear. but heng Ia.
ken unwell on tina, morning we left for
home before the speaking commenced.
We stated last week that oil the Wing
candidates expressed a willingness TO be
governed by Dis.ric, Conyenlion, rohec.
ting any thing like fair expression Of tho
wishes Of the District, bu now We under.
stand Gen. Dockery has come out decided
~ against submitting 10 the ae.ion Of a
CGareaii0n. Just what we expected and
expressed 10 some friend. Nothing will
induce him to leave the field but a general
uprising Of the people from one end Of the
District TO the other. We understand tina,
he now charges Mr.. Little with being
broush. out by midnish, caucuses in Stan
" and Arson counties. New light, We sup.
pose, has broken upon the vision Of the
General since las, week as he said moth.
ing about any such caucuses ut Concord
II IS evident, however, that the Genera
has determined 10 ruB whether i, is the
wishes Of the Wings or not, aud 1t there
fore becomes their duty 10 frown N any
Que who thus viI(uI'y attempts to distract
the party. He objected TO being chargeC
with foi,'ing himself upon the District,
But how speaks his conduct Does he moi
say as plain as actions can speak. that The
Wings mus, take him or run the rIsk O
electlng a Democrat. Is there any palr
oiism in this II there IS we should like
to know 10 wha, it consists. We hope the
Wings Of this District will teach Gen
Dockery such lesson tina, i, will be re-
membered by all future sspiranis. lie, &
District Convention be held--a nominee be
made and then let every Wing unite OF
him TO a man.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Annual saving of 43l .290,O Is coun.ie

Annual saving OF 49l ,23uto 10 Counties
This is nearly one.fourth Of the eniIfe
sum you propose to be borrowed 10 con-
s,ruct The Road.
leave others 10 make their calculations
on.the gains on Merchandise, the articles
brought back in return for the exports, the
increased quantity that would be raised IN
each County, from the fact that they could
be easily carried to ma ket, The increased
value the proposed improvement would
give 10 lands, and the stimulus 10 industry
Of every KIDD.
Ii NAV be said, that the heavier articles
will not bear raul road ifansp oftalion. Ii
i. mistake. Our rail road rates are all
too hinh. The information have coilec.
ted on the subject Of rail roads, since |
1 have been connected with the CASTOR Road
satisfies me that if this Road belonged TO a
/ Company, and was put in thorough repair,
/ they would find it vastly TO their interest
to reduce the rates Of charges, both upon
freight and passengers, al least one third,
I If not more. The increased patronage II
would bring to the Road would more than
make up the difference. Freight from this
to Petersburg, $50 miles, is so cents per
100. ! should say that 50 cents the 100
should carry produce from Salisbury to
Petersburg, Wilmington or Norfolk. 4
citizen Of Orange county, within a few
months past, purchased drove OF hogs IN
Ohio, drove them to Cumberland, the ter.
minus Of the Baltimore and Ohio raii road,
had them pu, on the Cars, carried them 10
Baltimore, a distance Of $50 miles, at %
cents head, the trip performed IN IA
hours. Thus the expense Of carry ing them
$50 miles is actually less than ii would
tane 10 feed them in driving The same DIS.
tance making no allowance foi the loss IN
weight, and the eight days saved IN dis
taace, to the drovefs.
might 90 on TO show, at much greater
length, the great benefits that would result
TO every branch of industry by the con
slruclon Of this Central Rod. As the
agricultural interest nourlshes all kinds OIL
labor aud enterprise are. promoted. HE
day lab0fef. the Mechanics, the Mefehanl
aud the professional man, a.! wo',ld receive
encouragement, and increased employ
by thus developing the resources, and IN
crea.ng he wealth Of the country.
Want of time, howeyer, admODIshes me
10 curlail my remarks. have only gianc'
ell al few stubborn aud inconrovertibe
facts, showing the advantages already ac
cfuing from cur present imperfect rail road
improvements, aud that these benefits must
be greatly enhanced by the continuation
Of the road. There are, however, few
considerations Of general nature aisct.
ing the interest Of the State, as commu.
nifty, 10 which will briefly ailude. N this
Central Road is not now constructed under
the liberia! charter lately granted by the
Legislature, fear the only chance Of
building II viii have forever passed beyond
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
The Late Snow and Frost.

The effects Of the late unusual weather,
is felt throughout the length and breadth
Of The Southern country. Vegetation was,
10 great measure destroyed, and in some
sections, We learn, that SO severe was the
frost, il is doubtful whether many Of the
trees in the (ores, will az in pu, out. la
some sections Of the cotton growing re.
gions, whole plantations Of this article has
been destroyed, aad the worst fear is, that
suificlency OF seed cannot be obtained 10
renew the crop. The early wheu, also
suffered severely, but we learn that il has
commenced sproullng again, and where
the bus5andman has cut down the injured
stalk there is fair prospect of making a
foil crop, and where lhs has been neglec.
ted very little will he made. Fruit of
nearly every kind, except one or two, are
entirely cut oh-in ride TO Concord last
week and 10 Monroe this week, we did not
observe single apple or peach on any OF
the numerous trees that we're seen on the
road. II is said to DO a bad wind tina,
blows no one good-the cotton crop will
no doubt be shortened by tina frost, and the
effect will be to enhance the price, which
will no doubt remunefate the farmer some.
what for short crop. The rains that
we have had will bring vegetation so for.
ward that IN the fall we hope very little
oi the disaster Of the sptirg will DO felt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
District Convention.

Weagain call the attention Of the Wings
to the importance Of coming TO town on
Tuesday next, for the purpose Of holding a
meeting to appoint Delegates 10 attend q
District Convention, to nominate q Can
d,dale for Congress. This should not be
neglected and becomes the more neces
sary now as we have 10 doubt it will NEE
a hearty response from every County II
the District, and is the only means tina
will save us from defeat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
MARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN MIN
ISTER

Intelligence from Cali snys: "The
marriage Of the American Minister. the
Hon. Seth Barton, with a CHILEAN Sen0ri.
ia, continued to be the subjec, OF CONVEX.
saton in all private circles. All the for.
eign Ministers aud members Of the DipIo
matic Corps, The Commodore and com
manders Of several American vessels ol
war, and many other Distinguished per.
sons were present. The members Of tho
CHILEAN Cabine, were invited, but did not
see 6t 10 attend.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Communications.

ros the eHasLorrg soesxAt

Mn. EpsroR
:, There Is wisdom in calling . thing ftly s,,s
should note paftieulsn
Through a character obtiou. TO all men, al
worthy Of their iastint aeeep,Atloa.s
The above lines occurred 10 me seSenl
times, when ihioking Of Capt. Caldwell,
being announced as an " Independent, Gao.
diJs,e." For my life, eouldn', sre lhs
"rtsdom' IN Icing "namei " udepen'
den, 10 his case, unless Il had have no.
ted particulars more distinctly. ! base
no doubt, tho community scre also rm.
blrfsssed in the same manner that J as',
and II they did not exactly put 'hcit
thoughts ia the sane words, they ~eie y
apIuron that the "aere" was scarcely
worthy Of instant accepta,ion." Bniths
matter by Csot. Caldwell Is nov OIL
cleared up and become as luminous and DIS
tlact as some Of the dense fugs Of nloun'
tain valley, or os night al lbe Poles.
You we're over ai Concord. Well. vte
you no, gfatifcd TO sec Mr.. Little bIut
oil the Captain, and afterwards make him
" show his hand on tie Independent -
sue - VIVA, is the gentleman indePeo..
den, of---asked Mr.. Lille-indepsnden'ol
his God, OF ofhis Country !" THIS brought
Capt. Caldwell out /; and what did the DE-
Tuition of hts position amount TO why
just this. Tha, he was independent. as Inc
other Candidates there wete--that IS
that he had not been nominated by anl
Con, en'ion, but out on hIs cum hook
A sort Of 4" Sandy HOOK imagine: I"
least q sandy foundation 10 be out on i"''
We opined TO be queer position, "'''
qnecrly dcfnrd II II be the fact that ~
was independent, merely because he was
no, the nominee of a Convention, 1us' ~
all candidates are, before they have pee"
nominated. why was he announced u"
ereeiience.' as by peculiar dls''he,'"'
The Independent Candidate = why
announce 10 conspicuous terms, ul'''"e,
Iron, where in fac, by the gentleman 9s"
avowal, there was no difference fo'
Democrney's sake, Why
Blu, JUS, after the above JohnsonIan e'u'
cida,ion Of a name, variously 'ie~eu :"
various minds" the Captain, am sotfy "
say. proved himself mos, ludIcrons,S W.
consistent. You heard some OF the ps'a.
ocra,s applaudlng aud laughing poss'py
a, what refer 10. Ito said he wfs I',oO.
pendent, just as Gen. Taylor was. , oes
tho Captains pardon; but. he haa ~.
said, that he was NOT The candidate "
Convention Now Gen. Taylor tfas W,
nominee of Convention, amoog the n'o''
respectable as regarded numbers ano Ia,,
ont ever held in the Union. How 'ne'
was Capt. Caldwell like President Iayio',
when the expression Ind scarcely eoo..s
from his lips, thu, he cap. q. w. VI Na'
no nominee. A jest for such cons's.e1 w.,
The Capt. said, that he was an "'ms
Democrat" Every body tina, knows ~.
believes that; and let every Wing pear
in mind, and not be caught mapping py on'
who pr,des himself upon being an i"''
pendent ultra Democrat"
ANXIOUS lNGENulTAlR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
1921 9ls Bushels

Suppose three GoBrihs Of the Wheat, as
30 Granville, is for market; one-ioufih tor
seed, and home consumption. Though
number Of the above named counties are
more than double the distance Of q .anyiile
from market, We put The SAVING 10 the
farmer Of the same, VIZ Is cts. pr. bushel.
They raised IN ls40. 23l, 9ls Bushels;
three. fouribs OF that Is 923 c3l /; at % els.
amounting to $3.50 gs2,75; the saving to
the farmers of sixteen counties III the trau.-
portaiion Of wheat alone.
And, sir, does any one doubt, bat that
after rail road facilities for carving to mar-
kel are afforded. the crop will continue to
increase IN those counties, Until II amounts
10 four or five times The quantity nov rats
ed of course the atnovat o, grain raised
vii increase 10 lbs same ratio The amount
OF profit.
NOrr.-The product Of Rowan Is no, put IN
statistics.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
CDarlnffR !:
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1S4g.

~ WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,. is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain adver
tssments and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts
uE. W. CARR, Eco, is nur agent in Phila.
delph;a, authorized 10 obtain Advertisements and
procure subsc riptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11

TIE Legislature Of Rhode Island me-
al Newpor, on the l., instant. 10 lhs
Senate. W,ngaie Hayes VAS elected eltrk.
Ia the House, Jas. G. Ill ldcn. II Piosp
dencc, was unanimously chosen Speaker.
Henry B. Anthony was declared To Be
elected Governor and Thomas Whipgs
Lieutenant Governor.