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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
THE UNITED STATES ARMoRIEs.

We learn from an official document that the
total expenditure for The support of.thc armories
during the last fiscal year, was as follows:
Springfield Armory, a S261 ,475 II
Harpers-Ferty, ~. a37,227 Sc
The expense for improvement in the armories
we're sll5,495 sc, and for land purchased S l4,
95S 81. !
The cost of allie ring fint locks 70 percussion
was Sl4,057l6. s.Y9
The arms manufactured were, as follows: AT
Harpers.Ferry-rifcs 1915, mapskets, 5000
AT Springicll-mu$kets, l5,2l5s
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FREE SonERs ExPELLEp FEOH u
HALL-The Democratic General Co.'S
Tammauy Hall, ". Y, base unaEimOOss
the following resolutions:
/" ResoLraL, That the individuals iBihs
tee who voted against Cas- and BntlefH:'
Presidential election, VIZ: RyDdefS !
Downing. ely. and Miller, be exPeHe1D
committee, fnasmueh as at the lsst =
resolution was passed by the eOmmifeh
ing ineligible, a members thereof, aHIl
who voted against Cass and Butler.
ResOIrrd, That we deem The -.
American States the primary political =
all frne Democrats. j,
ResOired, That we continue to re-
Ven Buren Al a traifor and an ingTaisD
lest those Rto supported tbe inhmonI
formed al Bulf4lo by Wigs. negrneE
called leaders Of the Van BnFeR faeiIe
Res0traL That we are OppOsedl ID
Proyiso, as the expression Of Polsa
IN violation Of the constitution, and e1-s
the perpetnity of unr Union
Rksdtte5, That n meeting At The ]
republican party be called At Tsfna
an early day, % express the voice es
rafy of the great city Of New fOik
the preservation Of our glorious Une1
~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

4 Mosssga The largest Ii asel in America,
the SusDsu u.u,r. has j~n~ttf5afan centisted Ia
Cincinnati. ~ i ep-t sf Sl23 1ao, II viii isdse
Doc psfsoBs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

--St w . w
from the history received Of one of its members,
that its principles existed forty centuries ago,
and the II. +. shone into the hearts of men on
this Contine MT, and in the Old World. The
| Druids, who beneath the shadows of the Oak re-
verenced the Fl. f., were brothers of the Order.
The illuminate, who gave the first impulse to the
parcr principles of the French Revolution, in
which La Fayette and Washington firmly be-
licved, only called into action the mysteries oil
The II. F.
One Of the articles in their Constitution, en-
brace the following: No one shall be initiated
into this rite, who does not believe in God, the
| Father of the Universe; possess a good moral
| character, anio on his solemn word of honor, vow
or promise, TO maintain at all hazards, the exist
ence and %sanctity of the American Union, and
tie Rights OF Labor
Pulaski Circle now encircle about 90 members.
w;,Ii applications at every meeting for others.
This village, (NIiddleway,) considering its
population, probably, excels any other in the U.
States for Secret Institutions. There isa Ma
sdnic Lodge. Odd Fellows'do., atribe Of the I'm
proved Order OF Red Men, and this new Order
ahnvo named, all of which are in a prosperous
condition.
JJ We were tIn error IN stating last week, that
JusEPu NoRwooD, at whose hands Mr.. Sturdy oil
1Iarpers-Ferry came to his death by being struck
With a lumber, would be arrested and commit
ted to our jail for trial. Previous to that time, as
we have siuce learned, Norwood had been ar.
raigned and acquitted before the officer who had
cosnizance of the offence, the testimonyEslowipg
that the injury ar. s. received was accidental,
lim and Norwood being on the most friendly
terms. We have deemed it just 10 make this
statement al facts leaving TO others to make their
own Deductions as fo. the commission of SO helm
ons otfance e, without some adequate punishment
being authorized by law.
az On tuesday last Mr.. Dennis, representa-
Tito of the Charlotte District, was unanimously
elected Speaker 81 the Senate OF Virginia, tostill
5tl.s vacancss occasioned by the election of Mr.
Tyler tosa ~Judgeship
B Iathe Mississippi legislator. ali resalus5
tiuns leading 10 an expenditure for Internal i'm.
ptosementa are opposed on The ground that
the State needs all her available funds 10 snstain
her position on he slavery question.
Observation-Disclosures barn belonging 20 Mrs.
speIry, and occupied by Mr.. A.shsaser, AZ
Manchester, VI was burned on Wsdnesday
Emstnings Doubtless The work ofsan incsnaiaIy
nsowsgp.-Mr. Henry Watkias, 4 worthy
citizen of Hampshise county, Va. was drowned
sew aysago.whilsattemptin 10 toHs stream.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
Mar,inrburs and wincheaer turnpike.

Tho President of this Company; Charles j.
Faulkser, E.q. has issued prpkosals for grading
aud stoning this Road from slattinsburg TO the
Frederick line-a distance Of Twelve and a half
miles. Bids will be received sr the cork either
By The mile or section. psOpPsals closed on the
first Of March.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

PEsSsyLFasIA@The ameBdaenis Z
stitntion fer an elective judiciary
State Senate on Monday. bya
They viii probably pzssfhe House
deciied wife, and then hematter
Upon by the PEOPLE. rafided efis
eemes a rslt of the eunsiitufien,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

T The captions communication OF g Inqpisi-
lei, in the Fee Press''of la4ttseeh. giving evil
dsnse OF more personal or political maiignity,
than acute cfiiieism. escaped our recollection
nstii 50 late an hons, shai spaeswil not allow US
TO explsae bis :. mares nestifEbaiars our next
nsmLsr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

= In The Obituary Notice published 10 our
iasi paper. on the deathoi Ar. gD@fs A. RlIKg.
there were some two or three errors which we
sre sure the Intelligent reader sss able TO correct,
sjshoss mpo..ns % Us the necessity gifts re- pub.
iiAtlsn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

IscEspIaRIsMs@Angoldsba fn belongtngtoM Mrs.
sperry, and occupied by Mr.F A. shsater, ar
Manchester, u was burned on "wednesday
smgtning. Doubtless The work of an incendiary
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

mS Iasfhe Mississippi Legislat6re. all resaluss
iiuns leading 10 an expenditure for internal inn
sbproyenienta are opposed on The ground that
the State needs all her available funds 10 snstain
her position on The slavery question
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
FIRE INSURANCE

f 80 90 ZEE L LLE L-g
We call attention of the pEblies pethe state
ments OF the Franklin Fire insurance Company
of Philadelphia, acknowledgements. j. MILLER
ofthis town. This companyissuiaroEably known
10 our COMMUNICATIVE Il needseno recommepda.
tion from us. Every loss whtchfthas been sus-
tanned in the county by the Insured, hassheen
promptly met by their agent-apd the immense
amount which, has beenspaid by the Company
which we have been informed sts.over one and a
half millions, IN the space of abnute eighteen years
gives ample assurance of its abilftg and prompt
ness in meeting all its liabilities. Our citizens
should esteem tia great privilege in kaviRgsin
their midst q representative of one 5of the best
deRce must see the importance OF awaiting him.
sell. OF the benefit tia tfords.-lE ree Pres
ALABAMA.
The Joint resolutions Introduced ttntoshe Ala
hama House Of epfeseutatives,p the tlst ult,
son the subject of siavery,gcontai the following |:
Resplrsa, That IN the event of theenactment
again Of the Wilmpt PfpsfsOs or tie application
OF is principles 10 any Territory of tic United
States, or the enactmentFof any kindredineasnre
or the abolition of slavery in lie Distric of Co.
gress with the internal slave trade between the
States, that the Goyernorofthe StatesofA Alabama
be, aud he Il hereby authorized Autographed: To.
call asconventicnsoE lie people of the State, TO.
take into consideration the time. mode and mea.
sureof action necessaryto otectsourrlsg gifts and.
interests.
Gov. Burnett Of galitornia is 4 middle aged.
mani Yankee born. we believe. and In 4 long
lime resident al the South and West. Isl name
dgnres in the history of Texas Dir Gyain3 one
of the new q S. Senators, Is from Mississippi,
and Y ~ be ranaefnbefe N conneetipn Aitls one
of thslastotiice there nudertiie rule q Tienerat
4Jaskson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

fasowsEp.-Ir Henry Watkias. worthy
citizen of aannpshdse county,, Va, was rosne
sew daysagosw ilsat.emptn 10 oIlastrssm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

ar On Tuesday last Mr. Dennis, representa-
5tien of the Charlotte District, was unanimously
elected Speaker ofthe Senate Of V%irainia, to till
S,Its ivacaness occasioned by the election of Mr.
Tyler n. a ~ludgeship.
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A Good One.

A lad, from y Us lotk had been spending
The summer IN the country. Tie last Saba b
Of her VISIT she t1,k her son, child e four
wears old, TO church u h her f,l the Il 81 tI,e.
a. soon Us the organ co nntnced ITS sifsI"s,
he I,,tle lell,r started up 18th delight. lie
looked back 10 the gallery he stretched his
neck; he got up on the cu'h'"ns aad raised
himself u als .e,y Ia Lest, h.. mother r mon.
sta'ei nth him, an ! told him to al d wh-
Bot he refused, and conunu gizug aloft
rllh s,ralnlng cyes. Sit Tl, SAID his
mother. a uon'l." he erred, SO as to be
heard around. / rant 10 see The mohLtyp
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III, var 10 eeud the matter about Sally, and
~ l d,da't ~sn, to gin her up easy. laid my.
self on, fur q purity long spell. could soou
see by the way Jess wen, to work that bod
kalkula,ed upon q pretty big chunk Of
fight, too, so We both begun to save ourselves.
| had leelle Of the advantage Of jess, fjr he
didu'. van, to spite his Sunday f. ups, While
I d,da't care q cuss for my old boat suit
When I'D grab his uowses and g,n '.m
hitch, he eas'd III, and ,hea I'd lend him q
s,sggerer, which vas generally foIlerd BY h,s
MAXIM mr. A. round l,he q ~sasel-cte.a.iion,
how tough he sN
While NO sur hnvn' rite smart time To-
sc,hsr. nary one Of U. seen Sally riding aIoop
dam the ~agiu huck. lookn' out fur jess,
bu, she seed ". hl,chrd he, horse. and climb
onto s,uup To see the fight out. As !
~sr cufeiuily reachin' for jesse ear with my
gr,ndr,s. Seerd her sing out
Tech nef you dar you Niger can
nlbal |"
Her hollerin' GIN Ju an advantage and
hrlp~d h" strength po~s'iully, for tho tes'
'n.n, war on ny back aud hlm 'ish, ssrsd
de on me.
"Sv,k your teeth INTO h,m. Je.s !" scream.
ed Sally, and about then, jt &c m'ny ieliars.
iraped ssrf lghtnn' had hat ne, iur his yt,n
jers had net through The q '.h .he cal I'd h..
attention TO. squu'nrd and slfugc ieJ. rna
cha~rd m-a,, but he held OIL g,stb. d h,
new trousers, and tore tl,en like papcf-ht
was ago,n' to lie: go TO kiver his Goa, iall. ovei
he torn place. bu, Salty hnlIetcd Oh, egn--
"WMp The vatmlul fus, and then III met,
en- upl"
sqursled enough rite out, ss'n'I q,
use q fl him aein such odds. After J,ss lie
mo up. Sally looked at ne, and puckerrd u
per mouth % OF she had been eaiin pe,siln
mons
" Enough :" ses she, sell, NAV ! &c, a
ger f'', ell you''- f. fur snyih,n' bu. 10 b
he a'her Of yaiitr pledeesf'
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AMT -. .,d ho.sn .c,e.med Tim
al ..y cam cha, ,ou 'bou, where you
o,, -, >,
"a. ~ M. ,,d,, fail headwav. and
tn, ..w tho ,ox, and old gray ,,supeari6p
..Th"od., vhv d,,,, ,o, hold he, in ~
,.d Pa, /. she,. ,,,n,n ,xs, Wbu'L
ao7 n, I,,d cu.s the cn,,.,-c,n't SIZE lie
~bo .omp,ahended ooor TIM. ore
a,..mo,, oh.a,,cd
.yo, ,,e IN f., j, po~ nv friend. We dom,
NJ. n. ,..,.n
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LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST

~ Tnk DIfrEatsr STATES AND ltRRtruKiEs
Mains q par ccut; fo,l,it OF thr c,.in.
New Hampshire per cent fof eli Of thrice the
amount unlAwiuily taken.
Vermont pes cent recovery II action ard cote.
Massachusetts, 6 Iet cent forfeit ot thrice the
sury.
Rhode Island per cent; forfeit of the usury and
interest on tie rebl
tuaRectlcn 6 per eent forfeit of the y hole I, bl.
New York I ger cent usufions con tact, vud.
NV Jerse, per cent; torleu o. the Who dc b..
Pcnnsl ivania YER cent; forfeit al the huie b..
Dclasaie per ceui. "Iici: vi the whole debt.
Maryland per cent; On tobacco ,tnu.cts {, usu.
rlous e. n'racis vCid
Vagina & per cent: forfeit double H. nsnrv.
n tth C4tpllrs per cent con RAGS ~ usury
void /; forfeit d ublr tie usury.
South CaroHua per cent; forfeit OF interest and
prcnlUm taken, with costs.
Goof Ia per cent fnrfcit thrice the usury.
Alabims PER cent; forfeit interest and usu,y.
Mlsstssippi 8 per cen; By contract 10; usufy re
covctahie IN action OF deo'.
IuGi,iana > ,tr cent bank interest s (; contract
{; beyond contract. interest void.
Tennessee per cent; usnrious contracts void.
kentucky per cent; usury recoverable with
costs.
Ohiu 6 PER cent; usurious contracts void.
Iudnn per cen, INC Of double the excess.
Illinois per cent; by contract beyond forfeit
thrice the interest.
Missouri per cent; by contract TO- If beyond,
forfeit of interest and usuty.
Michigan per cents forfeit Of usurs Of debt
Arkansas per cent; by agreement l0i L.ury re-
coverahlc, but contract void.
District Columbia 9 per cent; usurious contracts
void.
fln'ida per cent; forfeit interest and excess.
N!sonosn per cent; by contract -; forfeit
three the excess
Iowa per cent; by agreement, 10; forfeit thrice
the
Ga debts or Judgments in favor of the United States
interest Is computed Il, per cent per annun.
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AueCllGtc.

The following ah-cdu'e - te!a'ei aeoul Il
COUNTY, clergyman ~ho f1unshtd IN son.e
par, uf No Enslond good many yeasago:
On Sunday morning hnd'ng h'' !arder ion
lean to 10, nish h,m With a satisfactory break
fast. sent hrs servant, q dat, Gu nsy boy oi
sixteen, TO the stall al 0 ue,ghbpiug butcher
Nv the ,m. Of Pau, u procure o be-ls,eak
e., the MINISTER'S mu'nue meal. Bat the
butcher, who sa- sltetdy too l,rerl, lhe e.
dtor OF lie clr,sluau 10 lrei h riu.t'og
him Az 'auher Without pa! nit u, OF the "o
dobt &c US ID To lei the bn, hi,e any inca -
The sci,au', th,nk,ng It was useless TO ha,.
Ten home with the III meas, loltei.d alb ,ut the
road, bnd on his return tiud,ng th4t b., iais ~
he'd gone IN chuich, tolluaed kluI thitist, aud
had Isl entered tie Jor, VI hen He lniuisiei F.,
10y ~ss OF eD.otcing some ducttiue ~ 1T. ser
mon, esclarm d. az ell, ehni y Paul u
4" " hy, he ss'.," excla,m,d the bn., aho
suppo.' 'he qrcslon was AID es-rd 10 hun
sell. "he says ir'd be cus.ed u he'd lei ,ou
have any moro inca, ,d ,oJ have paid fl he
Old scores"
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Sy11 81 cmuno
a little folly now aud th,n,
l., r-l-hed by the sss,, men"
A Wedding Excursion.

fRoIi UhIal "Lsi'
The evening the ceremony vas performed
.hich made TIN and Rachel unit, End The
cunpany had "hquor all round, Tin hav
ing previously talked it up" 9Th R,chel.
boldly announcing the desperate resolution OF
starting the neI. morning % a grand tour Of
observation.
"He had always bin tu hun" he said, aad
never seen nulhln. and no~ he Was co,n s'ra gh,
10 c. , and sfo,c he come back he sould
see q steamboat, If there was such thing
shy how"
Tn. village Of C. was abou e j. miles
distant, i,iog on the Oalo r,ver, aud luf.
ney there from Tins residence IN those days,
vas deemed grca, unde'isk ng. Soae Of
them thought TIN hid taken leave Of his seq.
ses, OF cer,slnl, he va, not IN esrnest, but he
assured Them no was, aud the noSt motans,
lacking up "old ay," and putting in sup.
ply Of po k and bean. for the j,u'ney, Tin
and The nov Mrs. Higgins started en- Their
bridal tour. The second day tho hopeful pair,
I sithou, acc,dcni. arrived al l.. JlI as
they were eniet,ng the Town II 50 happened
thu, the sicambo,, Penney lvaoia was rounding
in. to mako landing. Tim caught SIGH, Of
her smoke p'pr., and IN an ecssacy Of wonder
and d.ll.h crled ou
. phn kp h,.l ! ..t,k
a. her Rich Je ru..a.leml Jest ss Squire
S'nk-y sald-smokss like a bufp,n folct.-
Shes coming tn shore, To Jamlms, ~ha, a
creek futder cross than from our house to
Shblo.'s a,l amt i R,chi See. they are
ivlns up the vatmin, with huler. Wonder
# i,s sk-rry aud pui's Here's a post, lel'sn
gray. and 90 down TO The critier."
"Thunde' what's that how it snor,s -
You better keep away from II, Tn SAID
Rachel, al mou.hl s~a!!er you down like
slukn."
~ Amt sfea,d," said TIN folks are com
,ug ofT on. II now. Sne's good na;ured !
reckon, only spirited
BY this tune gray" was made fast, and
Tim mud Rachel we're moving Cautiously Il
The direction OF the boat.
"No baking, II ,cbol, I'm going on her
The plank was out, aud I'm, 'olosed close.
" by Il ,chel, boldly walked up aud soon stood
along side the engine.
SEQ how she ssea,., they mus, have pui
her through" said Tim. 81 say, old hos.,
sad Tim, Addressing the engineer, move her
n,s little, I want To see how she travels"
She move directly" replied the man oil
steam, better keep out Of her WY"
TIN and Rachel now wendell their way to
tho main deck, and 30 completely we're they
absorbed with what they saw, that they did
no, observe the preparations making for her
departure. At tho last tap Of the bell, Thu,
! though, there mus, be mcetin' some here,
, bu, had no idea il was suy,h'ng which con.
csrusd him. A length, a. Tim afterwards
, expressed il, "she began to breathe hard, and
, tho water began TO smash" and Tin for the
; irst time observed That they rer. in the mids'
; Of he liver.
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From the Wilmington Aurora.
Eath's Lullaby to her Children.
by THE HON ROBERT STRANGE.

BY the HON ROBERT STRANGE.
Al morn my children all scamper away.
Their hearts full Of hope. and of mir,h,
To join. with each other. in life's wild play,
Forgeiful Of kind mother Earth.
But hungry, or thirsty, they think Of me,
And turn to me. often aud DER;
And like fond mother. / open free.
afy breast to tie children boro.
And nourish them there. with fondest love,
Aud give them the strength Of my heart:
And ag iin they GO forth aud wildly rove,
Nor s,gh from their mother to part.
All thou yhless OF me. they pass the day
In business. m love. ar IN war;
Their ssnses ahsnrbed in l,ir's stirring play.
Tny fancy the evening afar,
But evsnin etea 8 on with her Twill; git g'oom,
All earih's weary offs Ting must rest.
Ans nne by Que. Will my chi lren all come.
10 sleep Oh their kind mo- hei's breast.
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paraiely engaged IN the ar, AID mystery oil their
profession, they do not hesitate IN SAVING 10 the
pubic, that they fool thcm.ehes cap 'citatcd for
conducting ihei, c>ta bli.hncut in ,le
and manner, inferior IL none ~ ttc hcrn
Country: and II close Application. faithful work,
md indamirable decentralization to please, can
insure success, they cannot but h"pe 10 'ecnre
a liberal portion Of pubic pairnntgo Being deter.
mined that their work for Faiih(ainess, Fosh,on,
Fit and Elegance, .hal not be surpassed by
none, they have no dehcncy in accounting them.
selves able 10 please ALL, iTnn 'be simpl,-
ci,as OF the mos, plain, 10 The anci,s OF The most
tasiidirus, Respectfully soliciting continuance
of the ia:Ts of the old patrons, aud inviting the
public in general To give them n call. One or tho
other Of them, viii at all times DO found al The old
stand Of X. NJ. s. II. &. Robinson, one door south
of kerr's Hotel, ready and ANXIOUS 10 wait upon
all who may be disposed to give hem a trial.
A.P. AI.SOBROOK.
u. NJ ROBINSON.
Charlotte Sept. 81, 1919. 47tf
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San Of the S,e,p!eSs.

Sun Of 'ho >lcoprss. melancholy star!
w arse lie iriul % Im gi"ws trsnuou.lY far.
Tat o.'rt the darkness th-n ctnst not dispel.
How like art ta'n 10 Joy r.us uhr'i we'll!
SO gran. the p'st tia lig "f "thrr days.
Waict s;inrs. bu, not with lis po~rress ray
A Wig It huam sorros watcreih to behpld.
DISTINCT. but dI iant --cl. but, oh now cold
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March %, is.
DIR. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For star'hs. lnflu,, II. Costivtness, Piles, or.
vel. t'enorla Gitei, Floor AIbus, or The
Whites, Weakness, Ob.tIueiions, SC.

GGi-p Hill. N. c., AUG |, ls4s.
DR. kuhl- Dear Sir:
You wili pi,ase trward TO us as soon a. cum
venienl. 'resh su,pl -. The RostorcI nt The Bood
and The Abl ssinla Mixture, We hav, . ID out isr
some time The ku.totcr and the Depura'm
Powder have proved 10 be very fiicsei Us IA
iui'E,ss oi The chest. rheumatism, Sure Leg, To-
famnalnns OF he Eyes, Debility, aud other chro
ne diseases. We warranted the Aby ssins Nix
iure In livery patent, ana no one has asked to s,
tie ninn.y returned, but on the contrary. every
one has praised its great sanat We powers
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. Il ID. W. IlUNEYCUTT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25
Delightful Advancement.

An editor out west" DICTATES that the
deh sh,iu' amusenen, he eve; espefirn, el was,
IN the " da,s OF aud lang sync.' when he held
the ealre, BY The ears until some pretty dun.
pied checked eirl m,atd he ccss
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25
Out Of sorts.

An ed,,o, oil ,o~srds sun.e, has fallen in.
10 the hsrGs uf the Pbh,siDes, ard brenks
forth 10 the follow ing hraft-mov'ng sPpeai;
Sheriff spare that press.
Touch not a sing lie type;
Don't pn' me IN distress.
To stick IN mo through lilo
IT'S all in oil 10 mo
II lost what snail do
Then. why na let II lie 7
Oh Sheriff boo
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-25
F7dftering Offers to Clubs.

GfAdvcrtisemen's inserted At One Dollar rel
square. ne lines or less, III. sized type iur 'a
first insertion. and Is ccnts for each cnni'nT
ancc. Court advertisements and Sheriff Sio
charged IS per cent. higher, and a dc duc',0a
Of 33t por cent. will b made from the regulH
prices, for advertisers by the year. Adverse
men's inserted monthly or quarterly u F'
square for each time. Semi monthly 10 ''h'
per aquarc for each tiw~,
UP0tnas;sTs are sothp,irsd to set =. as'r&