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VO I- II] VUAllLOTTE, X. ('. Tl ESlKir, MAV 9, 1826. FNO. PI iii.isHf:ri wrr.KLY r.vLK-MLEL lil\r;TIAAI, *T TllllLB DOLLAllS A YKAIl, I'AII) 1 \ AHVANTK. *>• No pujier will be discontinued, iinless at the (liscrvtio:i of tlic caitor, until :ill arrcamg'es ure [)uid. AnvF.itTisE'MLMs w ill i>e inserted :it the usu:il r;it('S. Persons sendi.it;’ in udvfrtisemints, ;uv rKpiestod to note on the miir^iii tiic nuiiil)er of insertions, or they will be continued until lorbiil, and ciiav.L.V'l ;iccordin},''Iy. 11>NV.V VV\1>V\UVT\ FOR SAIJ-:. r'A: on ac- . _ roniniodutin;;’ terms, iA^.ill !ii_\ ll(Mises anil I.ots ii t!ie town of Cliarlottt-, Niirtli ( tu-nt\-t\\o in nunihi i-, lour of tlifin eonit’ori;ii)l\ inijjroM-d, loi^i llu r with niy two story d\> I liinj;’-ho\ise and tanyard, ail in j;in»d \\ pair. -Mm), a Ko«“l fnuJI i'lrui, conven- ii-m U) town. I’ersona who an- dc-.irous ui'|nir- ciias.nif, woid I do \\ L11 to call an>lg'ct i^ooil hav^'.'.ins iis I wiih to reinovi: to the U (.st in thc'fall. WII I.IAM la'DlSll.L. Charlot'.e, N. C. March ~-1, IbJf'. • '.n.tiW OJ' the Sltile of Norllt-Ciirutina. \('Oii’Kr.f'l' Map ('f tlu‘ Stati,- in which he resides nHl^t h.c a d’. siralil” oojrct to i vi i_\ in li'uiu.d. W hati vi'r i.iay be a man’s occupa tion ill life, it (rcnni ntl\ becomes ini|jiirtant t(i luni, as a matter ot pecuniary inten st, to |jcssess a coirict kno«leilf;'e of the r>dative situation of the ('.iiierent sictions ot country. In the pres- «'iit enli.c'htei'.eil sVate ot’ bociet v, the s'.il)scriber is ronx inccd I'lal, a]>arl tron; ail considerations yt ii terest or convenience, there are very few of oiir citizens w ho do nut feel it an affair of per- .sonal pride that they and tlieir children should b" a'.de to speak witli familiarity of those parts of tlic J-tate lyinjj at a distance froui them, as well as those iii their'immeiliate vii'inily, 'I'he subscriber therefoi'c flatters hmiself that the fol lowing' ]ii'(>posajs will !)e received with pleasure by a lar^-e jiortion of ihe inhaiutants of his nu- 1i \ e State. lie proposes to puhlisli a correct Mai* of tiik Statk of NiiHTn-t.’AUtn.iVA, mt asuriny 6 feet y inches in length by .> feet 6 inches in w idtli, laid out ujjon a scale ofmiles to tlie incii. rb(r mat* rials will be of the i)est kind, unil the en- grav^ii'.,'' exocutedin superior st\le. l?nt correctness of deiiiicatioii being’ the most important cin umsfiviice, has clainied the sub- scribi-.r’s chief attention , to the attainment of which important o ject, the Map of each coun ty has been separaleh executed i y U. II. i*. IJKAiiiMi, I'.-iij. with tiie assistance of t^'entle- nien ot sciei.ce residinjj in (llll'ervnt parts jf the State, and from the public sur\e\s, and have heen liki uise reviseil and correct,.d by the se veral county surveyors, or syme otli compe tent person, in eaclj county. Tr.iij'.'i—For Maps, varnished, colored, and mounted on rollers, or |)ut up in portable f(n-m, e.uh. JOHN MACU.\K. Favett.cville, N.C. Dec. 1, 4tul (Xj Subscriptions for the above Map will be tei eived at this oilice. Vvvtcvu ^ UYl\-S\\eWeY, ,V M-AV INVI-.Mla\. "IMrr, hereby f'ive notice to the c!tl7cii: of f ▼ Mecklenl)ur county, that we ha\f pur- rliaseil the ri^^'lit tor iiianufacturin;;' a M.ichine, railed the l>.Vi KN I' COU.S SlIKI.J.KK, and wdl soon have them on liauii for sale. or the }.im|)lic ity of its •■onstrui t:on and its u1dit\ to corn |)lanters, it !.i uueipialled b_v aii} otlu r in- veiitijn. I’erhapswe nia_\ !ic tlnn;;;'lit to i xaj;’- ge;ate, when we sa} ii wdl she’ll a huslu l of corn in //irn luiiiiili:, and by a litlle \ertion in two minutes, lint we in\ite all to conie and ♦ xamine it, witness its ojx-ration, and satisfy thi-msL Ives as to it.s ^-ri at utility. It can b. seen at the suljscnbers’ sho]>, opposite the jail. I'lli'.O. Ml'.'.iilll.i.s, ^ \VM. (;()i;\\\ i;i.i. N. n. The prVc of the /\itiiiJ ('oni Sin lit r V'il! be ^11 di liveved at tlie s’uip. nr I'lJ b li\- ereil at tin lit)UM f f. th>' purciiasi r. Ml per’a'i s are ea.itioni d a;j; iin.>f iiiakin,:r, usini^ or\( iidin^ the a'l'ne nm him- in this c()unt\, under penaltx oi ihv* i.ov in tii.it case liiade and pr \ .>led. ('liarloitc, ,lai'. '..'u, ISCf'. .jrtt VA\.\AVUX, SI r;.!{!'»!{ .! \( K. as si ot on I .itUi- ‘'11,4.ir '.V'-'k. : 'if Charlotte, an»l will be I *ars the season, and ti n d.i .’II foal; the money consiiie;. .1 ''■ovetT.ber ue.xt. All pos-;ilde i ken to prevent af'ciib nts or esc.i not !)e liabh for ei’l inures to I’all t’u\ t! ti ", will -.'aiid the .M'li (, n-liiii;- the ■ih'.l at ui_\ .st.iide ' i:ilh s '•('lit ii-v, t • t o lna;\ s at ii\ i dol- ■ : i I' a 11.,ire tae i'i.-.t of ill l:e ta- ,l)i;tlui:i r. All} per-on h.e, ir,;;- |)ut I M as'Mi, and to K'-'t mules, shall be tntitlid to .i hap tin ]-re- cut S'jason ).^r.ills. Ll'-WIS March 7,'iHJ-;. 1'to.'. Just A NI) forsde at this Oii’.rc, in apamphht •* V fonn, “Strictures on u >)n ee written h\ 'Ir. l)aviil He i.Lid, ciiti’led He;i\ enl , 1 Inod oi ■*'i;'iu r;ition, or, rnati^eun liolv Haptisiii.” l-y .Iii^i;i ii Miiiiiir, I', h. 1/ I’nc'. , Jj Cl nts. ^vvuum ui\ \\w e\U>ue\vA‘wl. *jR i S'P pu!d;.^!.cd, ar.d for sale ;.t this oilice, (r.re 1J_' ( nts, •* A >eniU)ii on the Atone- M> .s'ami i i, C. Cm.i.u i.i.i., A. M. ^’ \Vuvv‘i\u\s) (^AianXt IHiUtavM 2Lottrvi? OF SOVTH-CAROKmA. FIRST CLASS. To Ic drairu iv the ( ity of I'hurkstort, on the 17tli of May, 18‘.2b', And finished in a few minutes. J. U. YATKS & A. MclNTVUF., Maiiai'crs. Sdu mr* I’ri?o of ^10,000 is 2.500 2,000 1.500 i,;>io 600 100 20 6 ?10,000 2,500 2,000 r>,(joo 1,310 3,600 1,200 3,120 4,6^0 23,400 8,760 Pri/cs. / 24,."!CiO C Jol.UlO 15,600 Hlanks. 5 Ticki ts. (» To determine the i)ri/.es in this Lottery, the 30 numbers will f)e sevendly ])laced in a whei 1 (Ml the day of drawint^’, and four of them be (Ir.kwn out, and that ticket having’on it the 1st, 2d and 3d drawn mimbers, in the order in which drawn, will he eiititleil to the prize of 10,000. •\nd those five other tickets which shall have on them the same numbers in the following; or ders, shall bi cntithd to the prizes affixed to them resi)ccti\ ely, v iz ; The 1st, 3d and 2d, f2,500. The 2d, 1st and .)d, to !t'2,000. 'I'he 2d, 3d and l.st, to Sil,5uO. I'he 3d, 1st and 2d, to ;pl,500. The 3d, 2d and 1st to 1,310. The six tickets which shall have on them thr( e of the drawn numbers, anil those three the 2d, 3d and 4th, in some one of their sever al orders, will each be entitled to a prize of i^600. All others, w ith any three of the draw n num bers on them, (being 12) Av’ill each be entitled to a prize of ? 100, The 156 tickets which shall have two of the drawn luimbers on them, and those two the 3d and 4th, will cach be entitled to J.20. All others (l)eing 780) with any two of the drawn numbers on them, will each bejjntitled to a prize of ?6. And all those 7,800 tickets, having but one of the drawn iiunibers on them, will each be entitled to a prize of f3. No ticket which shall have drawn a prize of ii superior denomination can be entitled to an infi rior prize. Prizes payable forty iliys after the drawing, and subject to the usual deduction of 15 per cent. : PHICK OF TICKKTS. Packages of 10 Tickets, embracing the 30 ' numbers of the I.ottery, which naist draw at least fl0 20, nett, (shares iu l)roi)ortion) w ith so Tiiany chances for capitals, may be had at the following rates; . Wiiole I’ackages $30—Shares in proportion. 1 ff'/io/e Ttckcls i>;i 1 Qttarhrs 75; SESUITORV. From the Sierra Leone (iazette. Di.icoreries in .ihiai.—llis Majesty’s shi|) lirjzi'n, Capt. W’illes, sailed on I hursduy last, for tlic Biglits of iJeiiin atul Hialra; Captains Clapperton atui I’carcf, wiili Messrs. Murrisoii and Dick son, who caim* out in the iJrazen, went down in lu r, and will Iu* landed at such ])art ol the coast as cii cuinstanr.es nuiy l ender most advisai)le. Their object w ill tht;n he to reach Soccatoo, where Capt. Clapperton resided sotnc time last year, when in the interior with I\I.ijor Deniiani. \\ e had mucit conversation w ith him, and wcne much g-ratilied with his state ments. 'I jjey confirm (what we are sure will be more upj)arent the more we be come ac(]uainted w ilh the country) that the centie of Africa is far advanced in ci\ilizatioji; that the furtiier the negro is renioved trom the i):inefui efVects of the slave-trade—the conlaniination of the coast—the more he is raised in the scale of humanity: the more ititelliijent, hon est, and industrious does he become. We understand that on reaching Soccatoo, some of the party will remain to form more intimate relations witli that extra ordinary soverei^Mi, Sultan Belle, and en deavour to establish a safe and perma nent communication between Soccatoo and the coast ; whilst others will visit the Ni^er, trace its eourse, and follow it to the sea ; with other exertions for the l>enefit of scicnce, and the extension of knowledge. W'e were favored with a view of a map, • Mr. R.^xnoi.i'ii.—The Roanoke Orator lias lost none of his peculiar characteris tics by his late oj/air with Mr Clay. He makes three or four speeches each week, and the last, so far as wo have seen of them, breathe the usual hig!» spirit, cut ting;' all that comes in liis way, making his longue as dreadfiil an implement as the scal|)ing knife and tomahawk of his boasted Indian ancestors. In a speech on the 17th, in which there is rather more method tl.an usual, he gave Mr. Holmes, of Maine, such a complete set ting down as every one acciuainted with his political character would have rejoic ed at had it occurred an> where Init in a dignihed, deliberative body, as the Se nate oiii^hl to l>c. Mr. jlohues having, while Mr. R. was absent, expressed his satisfaction that the motion to restore tlu- appointment of committees to tlie Senate had proceeded from an intima'.e jier.sonul friend of the Vice-l’resident, Mr. 1^ founrl the remark in the Intelligencer next morning, and rose to contradict it. He said .Mr. H. never liad any authori ty from him to make such a statement ; tliat it was not true ; that, Iiowever much he might desire the I'nend^hij) uf the \"ice-l*resident, that relation had never CONGiflZSiSS. IN SK.NATK. sATHKitvY, Anui, 15.—On motion of .Ml. Uatuiolph, the Senate fhen proceed ed to consiiler the motion submitted l>y hinx to resciiul the two rules of the Sen ate whici) place the power of appoinuiig the Committees, and the suj)erv isioii of the Journal, w ith the Presiding Oflicer. A debate of two hours duration took |)lace on this motion, in which Mr. Raii- ilolj)h s[)oke repeatedly in support of the expediency and constitutional necessity of the proposed change in the Rules—or rather their resloiation to what the) had been—and, in explanation of his views in regard to parliamentary forms—of the rights and duties of presiding ollkerr. and members of legislative bodies—es pecially of ihose of tlie Senate of the nii.ed Slates—ai:d conleiuling, among o- iher positions, tlial it is not the duly, nor the righl ol ihe ]*residenl of the Senate to call a member to order until the call be made oy a member, and an appeal bo made to ihe chair, Stc. Messrs. Johnson, of Ken., Holmes, Mills, \'un 15urcn. l>aton and !lavne, en- tereil, also, into the delrate. chief!) iii ex- subsisted belwecn that gentleman and', pi.juilion of the csn.',ideralions that had led the Senate to make the existing' himself. Mr. Holmes denied the correctness of the neMspajjer report—said Mr. R, was in his sejt when he used the expression referred to in the Inielligencer ; which Mr. R. ilatly denied. Mr. H. “ recid- lected what he said, which was, that he was pleased that iIk- jjroposiiion came change in its rules ; their ex|>erience of the eflects of ihe change, and their views ol iis propriety, or impropriet)—the compaiative merits of tne two moiU’s of appoining Committees, See. &•:. [.\.s the I deOaie ui large caimoni be iinmedialely I pubiisfied—11 is proper to state here. containing the late discoveries of Major I g»^'i'lleinen who favored the l).'.,ham WKl Captai.1 Clappcnmi, l»;n. 'l ',''" 'I:'' luoum,, as wdl as Ihc .,m wliiti, it sr,.ms rp ,in ,1,.,. I>^'Serial Inc.i.l ol ihe V iCC-l’i cMilclU. which it seems nearly certain that ihei,, ,, , , , , Xij;.,', Qi-Joliba, pasJ„K.«ithinasl,o,tl‘''‘'- ''■l''“-‘l = distance ol Soccatoo, Hows into the “ If the g-cntleman disavows the words, I have liight of Benin, and, we have no doubt, i nothing more to sav forms Lagos and the rivers roilnd it. H’ ♦liere is an emkof it. so, into what an important opening is made i , ,, • . • • I IX -.I .1 wliile tlie gent eman was speaking. i,et me the interior of .\frica ! Wnhtli.-i , tleman was speaking I nms absent — I went out Wtl tl . 1^***-' gentlemai ,, . Vltn Uu I i-ve, that I ccrtair.l} niu.st umler.stand tin exceptKjn o the rapiUs ol \ aouree, a ; cvidenc*; of my own seiees, iuul what I heard Steam vessel may traverse this immense ^ or did not hear, as well us the gentleman from contient IVoin the Bighl of Benin to the .’'l.iinti could do for mo. This is a further spc- Foulah country—a water communication 1 of die gcntkmair* care ol others wtio do scarcely equalled in any other pari of llie : *| who opposerl il, disclaimed the remote.st in- tentioii to impute to the V ice I’resi a nt an. improper exercise ol' the duties devolved If he denies the’words, I ibe rules J the change w as sup* .Vnil, sir, while the gen-1 pol led on the score of its abstracl pio* world. said offered in no ofl'ensivi spirit to the gentleman from Maine. I shall not Ilnlccs M,50 O’.j’Orders for Tickets in the above Lottery received at the OHice of the Vufuu itu Jmiriiu/, and promptly attended to. ri^lil'. subscriber is prepared to take six or eight voung ladies, as boarders. SAMLLL' IIKNIJKUSOX. April 10, 1H26. 3tH2 We were mucll gratified with Captain ' say that again. If once i make an overture of Clapperton’s account of the extenl and, that kind, and it is repelled, 1 shall not renew neatness of the fences and j)!m ations in i l>»dier, sir: 1 sufler no man to play the interior, e.specially of cotton and in digo, and the care witii whicli ihey are kept clear of weeds. \Vc are also struck with ihe circumstance, that all the gold carried to Timbucloo and Soccatoo, is brought from the west and south west, —a strong corroboration, of what is al- sufl'el' f.Lst ;.nd loose with me. If the gentleman had disavowed his words, tiiat was another affair; hut, if that gentleman once plays loose with me, he shall never play fast again with me, that 1 Call assure him. ihe gentleinan’s ex- pres.sion of “ understanding” and “ believing,” and all that, has, at this time of day, a very awkwaril sound in my ear. Tin re is more of caution and circiimlocution than comports with that gentleman, in matters of assertion, who ways stated by our trav( lling merchant that the most productive gold mines of talks"if “ understanding” and “ believing .that Western or interior Afiicaare not far om man stands in siicli a relation to anotlur. from us. We wish these advenlurous' • siiy. ^mhesitatingl), that) shall tru,st the notes travtdlers every success : but we cannot "‘'te-taker in a ipiestion otth.it soil, soon jji K i> ; and, that the conduct of the (.^In.ir mighl not be impugned by the pi oci lurc. Ml*. Holmes look'occasioii to expresshris salislaciioii that the iiiolion had pi oceei.'ed from an inlimate personal friend (d’ the \ ice I’resident, which itself would ran* uadu the presumption that atiy conduct ol ihat ollicer hud induced Ihe proposi- lion. I 1 he resolulions having been agreed to- 1 lie \'ice-l*resident rose and said, he trusted that the Senate would indulge him in making a few observaiion.s bi-forc iie resumed lus seal, as the debate on the. subjecl just decided had relation neccK - Sal ily to the dulies of the Chair. No one, more than myself, said tlift Vice-President, can i)e more (leeply pressed with the great truth, that the ))i eservation of rights depends, mainly, on t/irif utrcm. Thai nation deserved to foiujuer tne world, which called itf. excrcilns', and so will tlie nation de- EultvtuiuiutiiiV. f|^IIF> subscriber having purchased that valu- X able stand knov\ n as tlie house formerly oc- ^ I upied by I'.tlward AL Hi'onson, is preparing to ' open it as a liou.^e of Pui)lic lintertiiinmeiit, on the fir?l da_\ of .May next, in a st_\ ie of conven-1 ieiice and comtorl \yhich shall be satisfactory to j tlio.se who favor him w ilh their custom. 'Ihe' liiiuse has recently iiiuUrgone a thorough re-! |)air, till beds, on the Islof Mav, will be all new ; the bed-ro(,nis in neat order, and every ] convenience will be provided either for transient I custoiiRTs or constant boarders, ll is intended j tiiat the house, froirt its ample accoiiiuiudations | and the attention of its proprietor, shall I'ncrit, i as it is hoped it ni;ij receive, a lUic share of pub- j lie pati'onage. The bar wi.l be well supplied | with the best of liipiors, the stables be well; furaislied with proveiuler, and attended In care-' f'ul liii.stlers; and charges w ill be so ri gulated, | that tlio.si- who Call at tlie estaldishmeiit will be | induceil, fioin a regard to eeunoih) and coiiilurt, tori pe.it tlu iv\ isits; V. Iiiie coiistiint Ixiarders will be kepi in such good humor as will, it is lio|)v;ti, iihiiite that ininetnality w hicli w ill allord tile Mibscriber the encouiagj.’iienl and .support he will eiiikiivf.'r to deser\e. K015KUT ^'I.OAX. C !r,.rln!te, N. C. April 1 ;, 1626. 7'Jtt hidcll (■ oiiiit y. HuUi't of .PkaKiind Qufirlt f Sr.^dions, Fthru- (tr)j 'J'critu l;-;2o. .lolin .Stewart ’’J Scire Facias to shew I'fi. ( cause V.liV llie real esUite '1 he he ;.t l.iw (;1 ^uf the deceased sbciild nut illiaiii Mewan, | tie siiiil to salisl\ the plaiu- dece;.-,! d. J tdi’.s jud;';mellt. R T i.jipeaiing lo the satlst'.vctii n r.f the Court, 1.. tli.it .lalneij ^tewalt, 1 lioiiia-. l.iii h and Ills will, aim .Moses lew .irt, lie.rs, lU I'l. iidaiit.-. in this -lilt, are ikiI ii,l,a!)itants o! tins .stale: ll i.s tlie'.i li re oriUri.il, tiiat pul.'I.iation be liiaile lur tl.ri.e ll.onti.s in tiie ( v\:ia .luimial, t.'lal the alo:\'i.id deteiiilai.'.,-, .i,,p(iir at the next e,;iirl to lie !:• id lor the loiii.t v i,f In dell, at tlie (.'eiirl l 1 '’ise in St.'.t'. >vilie, on the .>d .Moiiu.iv III .Ml) iie\t, l,_\ suii e a‘.li,riit \ ot s.n,! court, or ill I" r-icii, ai'd lile tl.eir aiisv, i r, /Jii rwise i!ie 'li.iintill will he- Ik iii'd i. pai'.e al.d lui\ e juiL;- nii 11^ .. • 'o li.i.’.ii, jd’o ci'i.tes-o. iW.e. 1{. .-l.\iU.\ ; ()\, ( ■!;. hii'l —pr.ce ad\ . : keep every thing connected wilh its co-! he so distinctly understood. Why did not some lonial establishments a profound secret. The world knows nothingo!'them. To this national jealousy is to be added, in the jiresent case, the fear of ihe authori ties on this coast, that our success may be their loss, and especially that it may interfere with their illicit slave li-ade. If the Lagos be the \iger, they must know it; and if so, wefeai'Miey will not, if they can prevent it, allow our enter prising countrymen lo unravel a secret they have so long kept. Mr, Cropper, of Liverpo'd, recently stated hei'ore a comniiltee (jI‘ the I ioiisi* of Commons, that America now •maiuifac- tures as much as Mnghuid did 26 years a- go, and that I'ratice is only 13 year.^ be hind lln.irland. help fearing the Portuguese interest in I‘J ‘ serve that its liberty shall be immortal, ^ , I .Maine, it isa liberty which tin gentleman from , ■ , , . r i • r (he Biglils wdl be loo powerlul lor tuem. , m.,;,,,. right to claim, bv anv sort' loum! dion ol its system It is the po'icy of that (!overnmenl to | of relation .subsisting bet ween us. i'wisli ii to | o* JOV enimt'nt on the great pri.uiples, ' that no power ought lo be delegated which can be fairly exerrised by ti>e con stituent body, and that none olight ever lo !>e delegated bulla its,)ui;sible agents. 'J'hese have been my maxims ihiougU ihe whole of my political life, and I sliould be inconsisteni wilh myself, if I dri not give my ei’.tire assi-iit lo the piiiicipl s oi> which the ruica in question iiuve been rescinded. I (rust, .said lie, that it never- will be the ambition of him, w hose lot it is now lo occupy this (^h;di', to enlarge if?, j)owcrs. My amUilion, I hope, pursue;; a di(Verent direction—nol Lo enlarge pow ers, but to discharge, wi*h industry, li(if;l ity and firmness, the duties which mav be imiiosed on me. 'i hiis !' eling, I shall witness, with j)lcasure, I'.iO resumption of all the powers wIik h c an lie properly ‘'x, ercised liy the Sonate. as th' y wil! I;-' iher.'. ])la( ed, where alone they can be v/iiii of III)’ 1,'osom friends undertake to make friend ships and enmities for me ^ 'I'liey know me better. J have one favor to ask of the geiille- nian from Maini'—that, in ]iursuiiig the line of his duty here, he will permit nir to jiursiic the line of mine, withouL impinging ii]jon m- course —for there is not a member in this bo(l\ whom 1 have less disposivion to touch, in any w ;ty, than the gentle man froni Maine.” 'I'o this biller and contemptuous lan guage the honorable Mr. Holmes saitl not a word. I'ayctti rillc Uh^vrt'cr. lieliMiN Im.imIs, r-'V a' '1 ■ 'I? Mu.' 'lyirt'a? T!tc Grc'tt Unknoivn—Siii.i. rnko\i>n. The editors of the I’hiladelphia I’ree- man’s Journal have, seen a lett;'!- jusl re ceived by a gentleman oi' that city Imm 1 ^din!)iirgh, uliich slates lhal Sir W'tilhr Scult in iiiukiiig his claim aguinst liie house of Constable k C’lMiipany. v, hicli had faiied, acktiou ledged himself t(i lie the pioj»ri'lor onh/ and not ihe uuth.'ir of the Waver!) Novels. The ai kno\. ledg- iiM'tit (d’pi ojjrielorship was siiflit ient to est.ildish his i.laim against the estate ofthe firm, Jhi!t. Vdhiol. We iindeistand tliat Miss ,\ridrews, (d’ Chillicothe, Oliio, r. the ioriunale iiohler ofthe 15.(;(»u |)ii2.e in the last Li’eralure Lottery, class No. 2. drawn on tiie .Hh inst. iti New \Ui k.—\o(/u','i .’Jilrunfh. LdV'y. — hui r'l'il ai l thirt)/ laws h i\i- jieen |iass"d ;it tli. I .-t sr.ssion of the I’i.ii:is; h:i- iiiii I.i',:;i-'laturi'. Ml' tliese, )1 are /l n itn :h, Hlid of' a /ilihlir leitlK'e. There are ii' t- inc(,’-|)oratn ' 'inip mu s for the \ ;inoi.. j.i.ij.ij- ;.^r> ol inleni.d ilIiM'o\i Hu nt iilld edliva*. .11. .;■/ .inritlll SrJiiii'lhii.:! r.— \ 'i';Tesp'''>( ii,ti)i'ii:s Us thill ;i iii.ni i.-:,v r. sii's i,n N' liroi'kiii I I, who has ;..ii,:;lit si hooi .so loi.,,'. s(.me of 1:1s pre-i'iit scliolars are tb''j.t.Hi ' ' ■ n ( !' if']ii- Sn); Mr. Kditur. — A friend (d‘mine, a gen uine son of the Linerald Isle, speaking, a day or tao since, ofthe rec.eni conduct of some ofthe j "iitlemeii 'Vom this State, at Washington, said it leminded him ol tne jouthl'iil jiratiks whic!^ we daily see ( xhibited in thesireel:^—four oriiveijoys ai(‘ running vvith might and main to geii feet safely a ride behind a coacii : while conleiKling! from the ('irertion wliicli 'he de')atr, i'or the goal, a toieraidu ih‘;;ree of fail play characteri/es tiie pursuit—bui,vvh(*n one cd’ the miml^er, more active than tlu; leJit, attains the dc'.ired object, and is Miounled I'pi/ti the enviaide seat, all the illsiij)ii')iuti'd. o/if.i, jealous of his gocjd for- I'ltie, and in despair thi'inselves of attain ing it, cry out, ••( (///>(/////'/'” " cfit h' h:n'i'" ('lidik.Hon dvuiivr. in some deijree, 'ool;, as we'd as fiou: vvlial has been said witho'it these wa.I!' I il bfco'ines. on thi.s occasion, proper th;:’ I I should slate, for the ind'orm'.'.ioii ofih;^ j bo ly, tiie conslruclioi) that ihe ( hair In 1 pul on the 6lh and 7 th rules oftlie Si I nal‘. 'I’l'.ey are in the fol!ov/ing iv(>rd> r j “ When u meiubi r shall be called *>' I order, he shall sil dovvp, until tiie (*r*si cleiil shall have detc; mini (1 v. iie:Iierh( is in order or not ; and every fjiieslion o' order shall lie decided hv the Presiiient 'vil'.ioul deI);.'C ; but if tliere in; a doubt The Hridijep.or;, Conn. Courier j.ivcs j the following as “ something new.j log was brfiti; ill to the saw-mill (d'Cap-I tain Jas. .lohnsoti, in West in, a few !avsi His niind,Jie may call lor ihe sense oi since ; alter sawing rdl'the butt, tliey dis-}'^'^- coveied tlia! they had sawi d in two ^^e irenii.": u'hf,!f 1,(1, !, t'crii.:; ni;ie!v iM'ains wi'i c jspchen, th counted fioia the cards to' the oul sid-i ininiediati iy i.e lau. n down, i of the log they must tiien lore !iave been ! " muv be bette; df posited till r^: niiic’y } ears since ; lliev |to judg',' ol the matter. ’ w ere pel Ici tly ?:oui;d, and hula very lit-j 'J'hi’ Cltair, siil the Vic.-I’; C'.iflent, lie soded and would have been as goud as I ha" I'c.stowed its most. ('I'lilierale and aii>;- new- had tiiey noi been cut in two by the! iu'." a.ltention, i;y niglil ant! !j;. 'lay, uti s.iw. 'I'iie log was perfectly soiitid all a j t!;e ;ueslloii of the exlen*. of i's powers, round the \\'e arc* authorir.ed to uiu’i.r a corrccl ccnstriiction of these be called to order. In: : except :ona!)ie word.. Ill* ta'iL. n ftf say lhal ihe above can be subslariti^icd by nuiiibeisol I e ,pec I abl'-'persori'■ living in fha‘ ’->'i'>h.')orli rules aJiJ has seill id i:i llie conviction, lhal the righl tn cau /" ordcfy on (lucstion:.' touching *hr. ladludi or ofdcL\*‘' >
The Journal (Salisbury, N.C.)
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May 9, 1826, edition 1
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