VOL. II.]
CIIAKIOTTE,
X. c. TUESD ir, AvarsT i, isse.
[NO. 92.
PCBLISHF.D \ITEEKtT
By LEMUEL BIXOHAM,
tr THREB UU1.LARS A TEAR, PAID IS ADVASrE.
No paper will be discontinued, unless at tiic
discrtttiou of the editor, until all arreai’ag-es arc
paid.
Autertisemeicts will be inserted at the usual
rates. Persons sending' in advertisements, arc-
requested to note on tlie margin t!u* number of
insertions, or they will be continued until forbid,
and cha’’gcd accordingly.
llovAse of Entevtainimiit,
ND Statue House, at tho sign of tlie Eagle,
L in Cliarlottc, North-Caioilua, by
l!il36 KOIJKHT WATSON-
JS*otivc
Is hereby given, that by virtue of a Decrce
from the Court of Ecfuity, dated the 20th
of May last, I sliull sell, at the Court Mouse in
Ciiarlotte, on SuUirday, the 5lh of August next,
a certain tract of land belonging to the heirs
at law of Isaac lleaty, deceased, lying in Meck
lenburg county, on the waters of Sugar creek,
adjoining the lands of James llyrani, >Villiani
Lees, and the lands of Jolm Wilson, deceasctl,
containing about 40 acres. 12 months credit
will be given, by the purchaser giving bond and
approved security.
D. H. DUNLAP, c. m. e.
June 21, 1826. 5t92
•VoUcfc.
By virtue cf a Deci-ee from the Court of
Equity, bt-ariug date the 2Uth of May last, J
shall sell, at the Court House in Charlotte, on
Saturday, the 5th day of August next, a certain
tract of land, belonging to the heirs of Jolin
M’fAire, deceased, lying in the cminty of Meck-
lcnbu*’g, adjoining the lands of Robert Harnett,
Kichard Robinson and HoI)crt Kobinson; and
also a tract of land usually called the Howies’
old place, containing, by estimation, one hun
dred and twelve acres. Twelve months credit,
tlie purchaser giving bond and approved secu
rity. D. It DUNLAl*, r. m. e.
June 21, 1826. 5t92.
Mecklenburg County.
lA'ilHam Means
.lOKph B’rack» o(Kl. [fctitio"'" rc';'*’ !'"=
Cl,„. T. Ale.v»,uU;, f 0*
James Means. J
I I’ appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Janu s Means is not an inhabitant of
this State : It is therefore ordered, that publi
cation be made six w eeks in the Catawba Joiu’-
Tial, that the said .lames Means appear at our
next ('ourt, to be held for the cotinty of Meck
lenburg, at the Court-House in Charlotte, on
the 4th Monday in August next, then and tliere
to plead or demur to the petition, or judgment
pro confesso will be entered against him.
Test: ISAAC AI.EXANDEW, t. Ji. c.
6t93—pr. adv. ?2.
State ^*i)vt\\-CaYvA\nv\,
Mrckloiburg Counfy—Sesshus, 1826.
John Patterson ^
j-.v. f Original Attachment,
Wm. Smith and wife, ^ levied on a negro,nian
Elizabetii Smith. j named Pat.
IT is. ordered by Court that advertisement be
made six weeks in the Catawba Journal, for
the defemlants to appear at the August term,
1826, and there to reph-vy, otlierwise judgment
V’ill be entered against them.
ISAAC ALEXANDER, c. m. c.
6t91
T v\\)\lc Tliitert a\w i\\i‘ ut.
The subscri!)cr nifbrms his friends and the
public, that he lias purchased tiiat well
know n establishment, lately owned and occupi
ed by Dr. Henderson, and is now ])repared to
enteitain travellers and others, who may please
to call on him ; and no exertions will he spared
to render them comfortable, and tlu ir stay u-
greeable. His table will be furnished with'ev-
ery variety which the country aIV)rds; his bar
with the best of liciuors; and' his staides with
plenty of provender, and careful servants will
be in constant attendance.
HOHl.KT I. DINKLNS.
Charlotte, April 20, 1826, ‘80
(Cj’The Camden Journal will insert the abo^c
three weeks, and forward his account ft>r pav
ment.
\jaui\ IwY Sale.
The subscriber otters^
for sale a vahiahli-
tract of Land, on accoqi-
modnting terms, v. hicli-,, , , ,
lies in the lower part of Iredell county, on the
head waters of IJocl- \ River, acljoining the lands
of t;. S. Housto^i, Heniainin Hrevanl and otlitrs,
and containing 372 acres. 'I'he saiil land is uf
gooil quality and well watered, both as to springs
and brunches. Ofthe land nOw in crop, amount
ing to 40 or 50 acres, the most of it is well ma
nured and Mill produce corn, cotton or wheat,
in sufficient «|uantitv to abundantly compcri-.ate
the husbandman for his labor. Experiment lias
proven that it is peculiarly adaj)ted to receive
great and permanent benefit from ntaiiurc.—
There is on it a large portion of low gr umbi,
of excellent quality, eilhir for meadow or pas
ture, 10 or 12 acres of which arc in good order
and have been mowed for a number of years.
The principal dwelbng-lunise is large ami com-
7»:r: 3VTax;r,E.
From the National Journal.
Alter the public ceremonies of the day
MCM-e closed at the Cupitoi, a party of
gentlenion, having first, in comn>on with
their feikiw-cilizens, paid ihoir rcspcct.s
to the Chief Magisiri.tc of the nation al
liis niaiisron, repaired to the Kouili bank
of the Potomac, for the purpose of din
ing together, and spending the afternoon
in convivial enjoyment. The iiind anti
hospitable pioprietor of the grounds on
v\hichthey assembled, with his accus-
tonu>d urbanity and polit«’ness, had pre-
|)ared a sheher for the ijarly, worthy of
the day, and well calculated to inspire in
every bosom the feelings that should be
long to such an occasion—it was the
Tent of Wasiii\c;to.\—“the Pretoriuni
ol'the Revolution”—the same which had
“sheltered \VASiir\iTON iifty years ago on
the heights of Dorchester.” The pillars
that supported this venerated cativass
were beautifully cncircled with alter-
nale wreaths of the laurel andthe vine;
at its head hung an original portrait
of the “Pfl/er Patriae,” by Sharpless,
which has generally been csieenuf!
the best likeness e\er taken of him:
o])posite to the portrait wa, a medallion,
inscribed “ Washington, Paler Pdtriar;"
and on each side, around the walls of the
lent were six oilier medallions, all encir
cled with wreaths of evergreen, and bear-
modious, which, with a little additional expense, "S Ol evergreen
might be made comfortable and convenient even ^ lollowing inscrijitions :
for a large family. The situation on which it!
stands is probably e(jual to any in this or lliu al-1
jaccnt counties- 'I'lurc is a well of good wa
ter convenient to the house, and a large, lertile
garden. There are two imprv)vements on this
tract, which w ill be sold togetlu r or separately,
to suit purchasers. It would be a desirable
place of residence for a member of the profes
sion of I^aw or a Pliysician, being in a respect-
aole and populous neiphborhoodj and at nearly
an equal distance from five surrounding villages.
It is unnecessary to give a further descrijUion
of this land, as tliose, no doubt, w ishing to pur
chase, will view the premises. For terms, .ip-
ply to the subscriber, living 5 miles north of
Concord, Cabarrus county.
A. C. M’REE.
N. B. Approved cash notes, negroes, or notes !
negotiable and payable at the Charlotte Hank, ‘
w ill be received in payment. A. C. M.
82tf
lAist ol* li»*tteYS
REMAlNlNti in the I’ost-Oflice at Charlotte,
N.C. on the 1st of July, 1826.
A.
Capt. W. R. Alexander, Zenas C. Alexander,
Ephraim Alexander, David Alexander, Marga
ret Atciiison.
B.
atid, the Doctor thought so he listenened
with evident impatience, and said, “Do
not imagine for a moment that I feel the
smallest solic itude a-, to the result.” On
giving directions for his funeral, forbid-
dinguli pomp and parade, he was answer
ed by a hope that it would be lon«; ere the
occasion would recjuire their observance.
He asked with a smile, “ Do you think I
f‘ar to die r” Expressing himself pleas
ed witii tlip course and attentions of his
physician, gratified by the aftectionalc
solicitude ol his family and servants, he
) ihoi
itiiy
Death stole not upon him in
thedai k. Ile came not uin xpocied. He
lieheld his appi'oaches an'd smiled on his
terror. Thus tlied '1’hom.\s .1 kkki-hson !
Enqn'utr.
Vroni the Salem Register.
John .Ji/ta/iK,—Si-\etai intimutions are
inrerna, ,;™rmr.,_guiaeu oy me w .M.o.n |
and energv of its aole advocates, i1 e:uinot fail to ■> ,
streiijcthen and peri)eiu:ite our i)>nd of Union, relation lo the pi-oj)cr hoiiors to be i-aicT^
to the nn-iiiory t>f iliat great apo^il*'
lil)erty and fri( iid of literallire, Joiin
An\Ms. \Ve will give our su.t,^ge'slions~
tlie) Hill pass for what they are worth.
They are, that the Hon. lulward E\eret»
B'/ S. JiarrfU, I'nr/. The old Thirteen Stars
anil I'ort}, save one, to iirrt/ one who
would n«t die in their ilefenee.
Ji;/ (Jen. Musiiu. Danu* l.iberty, prown stout
and thrifty in this happy 'land, let the tc^t of
half a century satisfy the w»M-ld, that, wisely
wooed, she may he \\arrantably wed.
A large number of the Inhabitants of
the counties of Northampton ami l^crtie,
in tliis state,'celebrated the fourth at the
Cool Spring, in IJertie county. William
Britton, F.sri. prc-sidcd, assisted by C o!, , • , ,
„ . 11 , I 1 1'' .1 1 i uttered no thought, he expressed no tool-
I!,,ant )!un;ol|,h. I rom tl,e 'a-ubr U
toasts drank on the occasion, wc select |,j^
the following ;
fntdhranl jmrty .-jilni—iho poison of social
haijpinesK; may it be exlirji.ited from every
honest breast.
The rrt 'iihii/ I'fthe V.-Thr conlidcnce re
posed in him by all bis jjreileeessofs w.irraiits
the oclirf that his administration will be wisi;
and prosperous.
Inlcrnul !mj)rovetiirnl—guided by the w i-;doin |
id energy of its able advo" *' ■' ‘ ‘ *■' '
stn-ngtben and perj)e-ln:ite
Edui'utiiiii—l')l‘'c(i(jit—i'iii the J —the bo|)e
of Freemen ai.d the dread of 1 \ runts.
77/e iiiiIdii iij i/ii' Slufts—m.iy it he as lasting
as the lofty mountains of nir native Country.
'J'fic Ci.nstii.tion—if not perfect, jet the most
perleet political ('difice ever fr..-eted—Us parts
are Cementi (1 l)y the blood of our I'atliers, tiur
niood of our sons will mix with its ruins, if it
fails.
‘ Jijfcrsint, A(hnm>, Carroll—Patrcs conscripti
Rei])ublica-.”
‘ ff^tirrtii, .\ioiilgomrri/, If’iin^frr, Miictr."
‘ 7Vif I'fetofiuiii of (lie Jiciolutiuu—sacrcd to
the n;eniory of its inini(n-fal Chu t ;ind his as
sociates in glory V in the war of lnde|)endence '
—preserved for the veneration of posterity,
tb^e promo'uon ofthe cause of rational liber-j
ty, and the rights of man.” i
^Inland—Honor and gratitude to tlie sons of
Irclunu who nobly contributed to the estab
lishment of American Imiependence.”
'■Jlyaciidiu—the York-t(>wn of the SoiUh.” i
‘ 4th July, T6.—hi the daw n of the morning |
^we ilared to be free.”
‘'I'lie immortal memoiy of |
‘ On t!ie 4tb .Inly 18“0, inaj all nations enslav
ed be indejiendent as w c.”
‘ Buzzarii', litjron, and the martyrs w ho have
perished for the liberties nf (iri ece.” |
‘ Fuhvier, Jurvis, and the gooil and brave \\ ho |
aid a Christian people in their t.lruggle a-'
gainst ii'lidt 1 oppressoni.”
^ Lufnytltt—honor and gratitude to tijose of o- I
ther nations who itided in tliv esti.bllshment
of American Independence.”
^Bolivar, the Deliverer—the W ashingtoiT of:
the South.” ' I
For the wiiole design and execution of I
SET.EC TED TOAS I S.
nil \.NK AT llOSTON.
The Surviving Suhlitr.s of I la: ll’ur of Tn(li>n
e olil Romans— and >
sliould be appoiiiu’d i>) the (iovei-nment
(jf the College K» deliver an Address on
the oceasion, ut the ensuing Coinnietu'e*
rtn'nt, (in their ni(>st illustiious soti. I'hat.
Judge Story should select his ••Jiarafter
as the theme of his Discourse before tho
Phi licta Kappa Society. That the ( ler->
Walker Ri-own, Wm. Relot, Thos. 1*. Rerry-i these beautiful, animating, and api)iopri-
hill, Loren Rates, R. H;irnett, liichard A. lioyle, ate decorations, the parly were further
Robert Roid, Wm. Raldwin, Nancy Reanh Al-| indebted lo the cliasle fancy and {’•cnerous
Icn lUldw.m, Catbarn.e Rrown, James Rrown, „(■ M,. Custis, wh., was at
Matthew Rain, Moses Reatv, Jonathan Runley- ■ ■ ■ \ , * .• ,
son, James W. Raker. ' j once their host and ihc gucst. At live
C. o’clock ihe company haviiig called up(jii
John Coston, (2) Solomon Croover, I'abella | rhonias Monro, and Thotiias Swann,
R. Cheeks, I honias S.Cochran, Jolin S. Cheeks, I I’sqs. to*^ lake the respective chairs of
David Cull,arson, Wm. Cornwell, DanielCook. | p,.esideiit and Vice-President, set down j
Lewis Dinkins, James Dinkms, James Dear- ^
cfl iiif tiif'ni hv All- Idim I'l’fvniiv.
E Evans & f’.unvon.
F.
■\Vm. Flinn, (2) James N. Flaniken, Robert
Fuires, Samuel Farr.
^^tate iiX %>iro\*t\\-l.'aYo\\\Aa,
Mecklenburg; County~~Muy Utisions, 1826.
.lames Clark ^
vs. > Original Attachment, levied
Samuel Smith, jon a.negro man named Israel.
IT is ordered by Court that publication be
made six weeks in the Cataw ba Journal, for
the defendant to appear and plead, or judgmt^nt
will be had against him at the August term, 18i^6.
ISAA(^ AI.EXANDKR, e. v. c.
fetate ^*ovU\-Va\*i)\vi\a,
Mick'enliurf' Counhj—Muy Ses.yi:>ns, 1826.
John Springs S Original Attachment, levied
I’.v. V on M lu gro boy named Planter,
Sanniel Smith, j II years old.
IT is ordered In- Court that publication bo
made si\ weeks in the Catawba .lonrnal, for
the dei'endant to appear at the next August
term, 182^', and tiie/e to replevy, otherwise
iudgim nt will be entered again«t iiiin.
ISAAC AI.EXANDF.R, ■ m. c._
fetal.Vuv\\\-V'avo\lua,
yi.ckl'uhnr" Count/,— Men/ ^ 1326.
V, ikii-i-inger i Alt.'icliuu r.t levitd in tlie
vs. C bands of Eli Springs, and him
Sand. F. Love, j siunmoned as gat nishee.
i'l' is ordered by Court that pubhcation be
made six weeks in tlie Catawba Journal, tor
the defendant t» appear at the m xt August
term, 1826, to be hold for this county, and there
;-o rt l>h vy, otherwise juuginent will be entered
•igaii.st him.
ISAAC ALEXANHi'.R, c. m. r.
^\aU‘ oY .'Vuvl\\-('a\H)Uua,
M, 'l:h ('uunffi—Matj Sitision-, 182G.
.iarues Cowan ^ Attaebnient hvied iu the
vx. V hands of I'.li Sju-ing-s, and him
F. Love, j .-.umniontd as gariiisliee.
I T i' ordered by Court that iiublication be
made six weeks in tbe Cataw i>a J(HU-nal, for
■he iletendant to uppe.u- :vt the next Aiigii-.!
lemi, and there to repi'.'vy, (,tberw;sc
judgment will be ente red againsL him.
_ ISAAC ALFXA^I>F.i^ r. e.
Delivery llonds,
l^r ibe Ollic^-of the Jouvnr.1.
ed for them by Mr. John Prevaux.
[From tlic toasts drank at this celebration,
we select the follow ing.]
'I'be 50th Anniversary cf American Indepen-
Cl. I deuce—a political .)ut>ilee ; ni.iV ti;c sound of
Thomas (irier, Richard Gillespie, Sami, (ior-' its trumpet he lic-ard in far distant lands as an
don, Rrittain (iarrard, Ohve tiray, Thos (idles- “ accei)table jear "
pie, M’m.,M. (iile.s. Rev. \\ m. Uause, William
Griffith, Hugh Galhva\.
'H.
Samuel Houston, Samuel Holding, Robert
Howie, Joseph L. Mood, (2) William llendri.v, '
Rev. H. Hunter, Miles Hill, Renj. Hargrove, j Liviiigston—illustrious Comivittee :
Reiij. Hux, Heig-y Hoover, Eli/,;ilietli ». Hill, { The Constitution—a work w hich has been
Silas Hunter, Cico! W. llughstun, John Hughs-, found good atter nearly “ half a century of ex
ton, John Howi l, Davidson Henderson. i)erience and prosperity,” may w ell do without
Richaril Henry i.ee and John Adams, jiio-
neers in the rugged |)ath of hberty ; the one
holilly nioveil, tlie other ehxiuenlly secomled,
the Declaration of Independence.
Jefl'erson, Adan.s, I ranklin, Sherman, anil
J John Jones, \\ illiaiii Jami.->on.
K.
Thomas Kendrick, John Kerr, l)u\id Karr,
John W. King, .Marcus i\emied\.
L.
(icorge Lemons, John L_\ttle, (2) Tims. Luis,
me luung.
'I'he l’r.,sident of the I'nited States—Regard
less oi [lolitical storms, he steers , the great
hark ol Stale w itii the siilll (it'an exjierieiiCi d pi-
lot.
I’uldic men.—Impurticl investigation of their
Kobert Lindsay, Thos. Low ing, in. Luckey. I oilieial acts—(Uir itn.a r, and the r in k.
I'hc Congress at i'.maiiia—‘‘The de;;
Joseph Mctiinnis. (2) .lohn .M’Cov, 'I heodore I great, is iieiieveleiit, l.^ hum ne.”
M-.rriil, Harriet Jane Moore, (2) .losepli M’Ruin, I l'>j Mr. Cu.-H-, oj Jn,n^lon. The caiiv- ot
Mr. .Mason, John Miller, Jas. M.U'tin, F,li/.a!)i tli j ei\iF:md reli- ioos liliei Is—M.iy the nations ot
.Mason,
ton
m, .eorge M'l.iiin, I). M’Donald, Washing- the old wurld, eie anoMier ball' i eiaui> sliull e-
Morrison, (2) Elam Moore, Rev. .Nhdconi j I ill'll', he as imieju ndeiit and in e, as pi-usper-
M’l'herson, (2') -\nna .M’Lure, .loliu M’Donald, | ons, eonteiited ai.il happy, .is w e.
’ ' ' _ - . - - . #. i / 1 . i i J ,
llarrii t R. Moore, \\ m. 1. .Morrison.
N Jesse Neelv. O lames J. Oir.
P.
Renjauiin Person, Alexander I’niter, l)av iv! [ lion In lias;;i'. n u-;.
Piirviaiiei!, John C. Pbair, Elihu IVrr}, Jeseiiii
I’ritchard.
R.
Carnes H. Ro'oison, Hugh Rogers. Jaek'-on
Ihiddeii, Amelia Russ, W iii, lieid, .losi pli Rul
ers, .lostpb lieid., I'ett r Rialpb, .lon.is
John >L Slaughter, John Sloan, RcuIk n
Sliores, John Spring, (.'atbanne Sliinn, .Mai_\ S
Spr^itt, Raw her 1. Simons, I'hilip Sleri s, .Nuthan
Siitr.fV, (,2) John Smith, N\ illiiiin .•'bai pky, .\'.:.r-
tin Sln.ffiier, W in. U. Sain ■ ons, Jolm htin-oi.,
Kli);di R. Seltzer, Daniel Smith.
'I'.
R. F. Taylor, ^^■|!•. '1 iiomas, ,lo- v.pii Todd. ] nic m !■ i'tin
D.uuel Tov. le, .io^^i'pb Tlionisoii. | iir(..id (
\ Pol.y Vanier. .ei/ es
W. 1 /■'//"
Ma'ilda W illiamson, Reiijamiii V.' st. .fonrden ' ,)!• ' ! I
\\ illi.'.nisun, Will..!. N\ dson, .lohn .I. \\ alkt r, j on ; i.; i
W in..I. Webl', (iiorge W addU , Cdvin S. W i ii. i uie vru'
V. .lohn .M. W il'on, ( J) I'raiieis \'. d >uh, II.n;.. I Oid 1 1
W illiaiiison, Jo!.:i ^'.^lil''. '
1 lO-.ItUl "V, M -^Mrri!, i> M ;d '
y/.y the .Si i'i t Itii ii of till I he projjri-
I'lor ot tilt g! wiiiii Is upoii w liieli w e liav e t;i K-
la'alcil tlii'i .ln!idi.e, and tb:od;s lor the rei i p-
Bij the .V a/../-./ (f U'i,r. Lit t!ii- people
indge ot tluir uants, iu \\hate\( i };rai!r, o_\
il.- ir di eds r;u!u r than by w lu.t tin \ s:i_\ of
iiMllisiUe', nr 0‘iiils s.i_\ ol t lieih, al .1) > le-
ui'. ml'L nnii'th; (j'.aint auage, that "an unpt}
h.ilTe 1 sini iiin luluU -'.
lUj thi I'i sl (it n.'!. I’lddic (/pillion,
di, 1;.)' I'..tel;, tor...' d and (dearly e vpiesi. il.
H j Mr. iitill^ih.nnrrh. Puol.o (rpn.n.ii—It
inav Ih- clou.le.l till- a while h}' tli" Mdiineii’ oi
le.. lihi.;', I li;, iii.e this oiil .Madi ira, it i:. liie
i ll .O', r and the livl’.er I'oi-llie v.orkiii/,.
Ihl hr. H V /...I..in> s Monro.. “ >oiiie
I'.eit LiVe iKii'U" t(r the ])uldic. N iture, l._\ li'liiig
ll..s
(t' tin; hnii .III r.
.unped till 10 witli
tlte e\ I-
I r 'li s'oiiatii.ii, and their Imi >
me. Like'Ueli.sarius,/% fought the battleHif! gymen ol the State should deliver appro-
•ir country, and u'c permit them to starve in j priate discourse.s on the subject,on the 29
; land the redeemed. lof(.)cl. the day previous to hisbiiih dav*
Thai rcsitcnt nf the IJ. Statrs.-Uc is tooj.j.,,^^ on Oct. 30, Daniel Webster should
,e not to know that the si ent elotiuence oi i • i-. i : - r' ir
.,l ,huls. shmild h.. ttu. „nlv .answL-r to the 1 ‘
As to his biography, and the history ol
his life, it is the sacred duly of his Son—«
il is peculiarly his province, which nnnn
should invade. No one can do it so ably.
His father’s character and fame are dear
er to him, if possible, than to the country;
and lo vindicate it and pbcc it on its
proper exaltation, should be left to him.
All his father’s papers have been for
years committed lo him. This circum
stance suiliciently indicates his jiarent’a
wishes on that subject; and those wishes
should !)c sacrcdly regarded.
Wc cannot pay a more appropriate
homage to the memory of John Adams,
than by re-publishing the letter written
by him on the day succeeding that on
which the Declaraiion was signed. It
breathes, says the New Voik American,
the spirit of a pi ophei—the confidence of
a patriot, and the determination of one
ready at any moment to lay down his life
for the cause he had espoused. Its pi'c-
diclions have l)ecome history—and on
his head have beamed and will beam the
unfading “rays of ligiit and glory. ” The
Idler follows : P/tii. Ikmo. Press.
rHii.AnKi.rinA, ji:i,y 5, \T70,
Yesterday tlie greatest (|ue:>lion ’wa-i
decided w iiich was ever among men. A
res«)lution was passed unanimously,
“ 'J7tot t/irse U/iilCfl Stnte.H arc, and nf riirhf.
ouf'/il to br, free and indr pendent Stales,’*
'I’he day is passed.—The 4ih of July,
17/S, will be a mirnornfile ei/och in the his
tory of AiTierica. 1 am apt to believe/Y
villbe edehraled by succeeding generations
as the (iiu.AT a.v\ivi.usahy i i;siiv\l ! It
ought to be eominetnurated as the dni/ of
defireraure, !>y solemn acts ofdevoiicm to
It ougllt to l/c sol •
nij), shows, games.,
having pnvSle business; uitb him, 1h‘bells, b;.;,rires an(l iihuii^
warned him that “there was no time .f'Oin onr. end oJ Ihr rmitinml to Ihr
l,e lost,” and expressed tbe belirftbal hej'''^"'; .f^>'cnr ' - \ on will
(uuld nolh.dd out to the -itb ; that he^'“"'" tran.sported wiih enthusiasm:
claniour ofrf;7 toii'ue,s.
iWiio I he Dak crowns her moun
tains, and the I’inc shades her valleys; but she
can boast ol no Laurels, save those gathered by
her Reriies—no Olives, but those which freshen
on the brows of tier Sages.
The Freedont and the Purity the if J'rr.sf:—The
true ^udgc of the freedom and the purity ofthe
People.
Ry the Rev. Mr. Pierpont, Chaplain of the
day.*—77if Spiritual and the Carnal weapons of
our Futhers—RibU s and Rullets :—
In Fre( dom’s fight both tell; for many a head
'i'hat to heartv's lif^hi hows not, will bow to
kindred h’ud.
Ry W illiain Sullivan, Esq.—'I'he department
in tbe division of social power, wliiehis intend
ed to be the preserver, and corn-ctor of all o-
ther departments, a firm, honest, Icarm.-d, and
independent Juduiury.
Ry W. A. W arner, Escj.— 'Jlir .^i.&euihlii^r. nf
Frid Slates of Jlnariea at Pauunia.-r-\ Ifadiaiit
Arch siianning oiir Contimnt, as Proof and
Pledge in the Heavens, that Ihe waters of Peril
which have now gone over and l ft tin i.iber-
ties of either America, shall return no more.
Couiiiiirct and Munufi/eluees.—longconlin-
iince to the good iindersl.nullng between Jack
Tar and the Spinning Jemi} .
ADiiMS U
lUOIMOM), Jt’i.Y M.
Priiiiu/lars of Thoinan Jej/'er.'>on's death.
— Died at .Monticelio, 50 minutes pas*l
twelve, July tlie 4lh, Thomas Jefferson,
in the' 84lh year of his age. His health
had been impaired by a loo free use of
the Uet Spring lJuth in l,Sl«. His indis
position had steadily incieascd, until the
last six months, when it attained a troub
lesome and alarming violence, giving
him certain indications of a gra(iual de
cay of health. Tin- issue of Uiis he early
foresaw. On ilie 3tli June, hi observed
to a friend, that lie loul;lecl his vveatlier-
nig the present sumtner. liy th'* 2'llh
of June, bis disoi(ler.and weakness hav
ing reached a distrc.ssiiig extent-, he yield
ed to the enireatics of his I'ainily anil saw , f, ,
bis physician (Doctor DungU-sson of the |
Univeisily.) On this occasion, a friend ,J
but 1 am nol. Lam wi II aware of tht'
had called in a pbvsitian, atul to gi-alil'y , , , , ,
li.sfan.ilv,wouid follow bis prescriptions, t‘*‘-asure it will cosMo
.which he cl:ee.fui!v (iid) Irat that il I support
would prove unav ailing ,• the machine ’ yet through al/.
bad v.oiii out and could gr, on no longer. I 1^' see a ray ol ligbl ami
-He leiaiiied, .luring i-.is illness and to 1 I et'd is wo-th
the i.iotuen' of bis deal,, the same .e. ene, i ‘‘>1 ^ means, and that poster-
(bcisive and cheub.l trniper which had «i.i ttmmph, aUbongi. you aiidl may
marked lus life. Speaking with his n- ^
Mial spirit and uniiiiali(iti i/i’ tbe l^iiver- 'C. , -
' JOHN ADA'IK.
sity, he expressed his inipc tlial rht.* State
would not now idjaiulon it. lie spo!;e
(d'llie ci.ariges v. liich lie f .ired v/onid be
made i:i i'. ; ul h:s piobn' ii
successor as
'1 he thrt. e jii.lur-.
idueation, ;
A the t m-
•n!-
• t!n. \
sjiind
ill'.: — lelliOV'. I. itaL!', il U.'UjI'j
/il'Jl. Tb(- t.'
The Ciovernini iit of tlie Uiilfed States
! was organi/.ed nnder the present Ccnsti
!Jee;or : id'tl'.e .'■ri-vici's l,i; liad rendered ' tiilion, by tlie Iiiati'vuration cf fTenernl
lo his nu'ive" State, ., and advi'ied as to j Wasiiingion, as President, ^lurch ‘J,
bis pii\a;e auaii's. I pun beiii:^ uiiusii-i 17.‘;.), niuic t!ian ycats ago.—
ally ill for a s!iort linie, he (;bser\ed ve-1 Since t!iut time, up to llio U'a .hil>-.
ry e.lv ei l\jl!y, — *‘W eil, Doctor, a few ' b’ll o'i'‘ of the P)'esii.!e!il, oi' '!.e Ciii’ed
lioiiis tiioie e.rid the fitniggle will lie I Sta’:' had died- .\!r. John .\dams, .Mi.
over.” W’1.1 II l)oet(}r eti’ered t.iie ' Jederson, Mr. Madison. .Mr. 'Mmro'',
l Oom in the iiiornirig, of his last day, bis ' and Mr. Jolm (.^Juincy Adams oti iha.;
usual e: j.i es-:iioii \v;is, *• W ell, iJr., you ' 1 ay, were all ulive. .As none of liiose.
->'(- 1 uiii licie yet.” li'iS disorder b>-iti': ^'^id attaiticd t'le F’residency,
' iieci-.ei!, a liieiid rxpressefl a hop'’ of until they were neai 1;. yeais of age, ic
ati.endr.ietit. His answer was, “ibaLiis not a little rcma.kable, that afler so
the j,ov.ers (d' i:a'tit(• wen* loo nitieh ex-1 i;reat a lapse of lime, tliey ?!iould a!l
liatistcd to be railiec'.”—On a nu.-ni'-cr of; have bven aljvc on ibcJate Jul)ik’e.
1 !' •.!i^e« v;!,g ll* h - wasbo'.’er! — IkjUOf-Pr'at-