VOL. III.]
CU.111LOTTE, JV. C. TVESD.ir, DKCEMJSEll (2, 1826.
[NO. 109.
.
A
PriiLlSlIED WKEKI.Y
Bv LKMUEL BINGHAM,
Three Dollars n year^ paid'in adcance.
No paper will be discontinued, unless at the
discretion of the editor, until all arrearag'es are
paid.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual
rates. Persons sending’ in advtrlisements, are
requested to note on the marg-in the number of
insertions, or they will be continued until forbid,
and cliarg'td accordingly.
north bL s. CAROLINA
t’ov the benefit of OXFOUl) ACADEMY in
North-Carolina, &c.
F/BST CLJSS—To be drawn 20th Dec. 1826.
J. H. YA TES & A. MclN l YUE, Muini^trs.
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
V2
156
7«0
7,8U0
SCHZSiV^
Prize of 12,000
6,000
5.000
4.000
2,.500
1,340
1.000
500
50
10
5
z:.
is
#12,000
6,000
5.000
4.000
2,500
1,340
6.000
6,000
7.800
7.800
39,000
97,440
8,760 Prizes.
15,t')(J0 lUanks.—21,360 Ticljcts.
'1 Ills is a I.ottrrv formed l)v tlie ternary per-
iButution of 30 u'umbcrs. To d-termine tlie
rr./.es tliorcin, the 30 numbers will be publicly
I,i:ucd;m a wlicil on the day of drawing, and
four of them be drawn out; and that I icket
h;tviiig on it the 1st, Jd and 3d drawn numbers,
in )i\lor in which ilriiwn, will be cntitlctl to
tlie i)ii/A- of fil2,000. _
And those five ether Tickets having on tliem
the s:uiie numl)evs, shall be entitled to the ])n-
rcb afiixed to them resi)ectively, vi/.:
'rlie 1st, 3d and 2d to 6,000
'I'he 2d, 1st and 3d to 5,00'»
Tlie 2d, 3d and 1st to 4,000
The :>d, 1st ami 2d to 2,500
'I he 3d, 2d and 1st to 1,350
The 6 tickc ts which shall have on them the
1st 'M ami 4tli (h-awn numl)crs, in some one ot
the’it^)riU rs, will each l>e entitled to a prise of
$il.OO()
By authority of the S/afc of Xorth-Curolitic.
TO KNCOX HAfiE THK 1*V11LU'ATION OF
THE HISTOHY OF NOUTll-CAKOI.INA.
IlK.liEST PIMZE,
20,000 SOXXARS.
Drawing io rommrncc in Hillniorov^h, on the Alh
Mondtii/ (f Advrni/jfr 7n-.vt.
1
1
1
1
2
8
10
20
40
50
450
1,050
7,366
Srlumr.
Prize of 20,000 Dollars,
10,000
5.000
2.000
1,500
1,000
500
200
100
50
20
10
5
23,886 tickets at f3 is 119,4
9,000 Prizes.
14,886 JUanks_
(Tj -iVo/ two niatths to a J’rizc.^S)
500 Tickets to l>e drawn in a day—to bo com
pleted in 18 days’ (hawing. All the numhors
to be placed in one wheel, and the prizes in an
other.
STATIONAWY PIJiZKS AS FOI.LOWS;
'I’he his't (Irun-n on the
First day, w ill be entitled to a Prize of
Second d.i\,
XoWce.
VI.L persons indebted to me by book ac
count, are earnestly recjiiestcd to liiiuidate
the same between now and the 1st of Deeem-
l)cr next. Such as will do so by note, will
stantl a chance for farlhi-r indulgence ; but such
us w ill not, may expect to be sued immediately.
TA\e TLai\m*\«g
be executed this winter w ith more
f T despalch than formerly; and as for ils
stvleand worknianshij), it will be inferior to
j none. My ])rices will cornspond with the
1 times, for cash, or pajinent a'isuined by some
ano 000 ' ])erson residing in the village.
ALEX. UHAHAM.
iu,uuui ct,.,ri„tte, Nov.4, 1826.—’6
Away
the subscriber’s farm in
Cabarrus county, on the 20th
of October, ultimo, a chcsiMit-son
^rtl HOUSE, about 14 hands high,
2,.500 j w illi a bald face, a glass eye, and all four of lii.s
9,000 feet white, the white extending* nearly to his
10,500 I knct s. Any jierson who will give me inforniaton
36,830 I of said horse, shall be liberally rcwardctl for his
I trouble, and all expenses ]>aid. Inrorniation on
,430 tlie subject, if sent by mail, nmy be ilirccted
to Concord, Cabarrus countv, N. C,
MOSES W. MOOIJE.
Nov. 6, 1826.—3t’10.
5,000
2,000
5,000
of Noi tli-Caroliiia.
LINCOLN CtlfMY.
David Illalock, 1
vs. Y Petition fur blvurce.
k. 3
?:co
jOU I
5'JO I
500 '
500:
500
Third daj.
Fourth day, - •
Fifth day, - -
Sixth day, - ■
Seventh day, • -
Eigiith d;iy, - -
Ninth day, - -
'I'enth day, - -
Eleventh day,
Twelfth day,
'I'hirteenth day, -
Fourteenth da\, -
Fifteenth day.
Sixteenth day.
Seventeenth day.
Eighteenth day, -
'I'he rest of the ])ri/es floating in tlic whci.1
from the commencement, amouiuiny to
Nanr\ IJlalock
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
th;>l Ntmcy lUalock, the defeiulant, is i.ol an
iniiabit.iut of this State: it is therefore ordei-
ed t)_\ court, that publication be niad«
nidhtlis II • he Cataw i)ii .l')unial,
to iii-r, that siie make lit r personal iiji]
I hf.t'i.'re the .ludLre of our .Siiiierior (Joiir:
thrci
ii.'tu e
ii’ai.t e
1.000 , yj'l ine,,1,1^ at the (Jourt-1 lousi in l.iiiccliilini,
l,0u0|,,n tin 4iii .Monday aft (. r tivc 4th Mondin ol
I tiien and there to answ er or de-
1.000 j I,, to the s.iid petition; othei wise t vilibw
1,0(;0 I taken pro cont'esso, and heard ex parti , and ad-
1.000 I accoj-iiingly.
1,500 j U itnes^, Laicson Ihmhrf^on, Clerk of said
5,000, Court, at Lincoliilon, the 4th Monday of Sep-
10.000 I tt niber, A. 1).'1826, and in the 51st \ear of our
20.000 ' Inilciicndcnee.
I.AON !iENI)EUS()N.
nin’t ’20,—*ir, adv. ^ 1
Prizes payable at the .\gency of the Bank ol ,
(!apc-Fear, in llilisbomugli, N. (j. 30 daysafn r[
1 11.' 1 MicUets which shall have on them any the completion of the drawing, subject to a dis , , , i r
lor three of the drawn nvimbers, in any order j count of 15 per cent. All prizes not demanded | •* I'foduci from my negroe
.wrniiit'ition. will cach be entitled to a prizevviiliiii 12 months from the completion of tlic |-
ol j)cimuiauuii, «- j ^ ^ I I ,1... >efiite any person that ma
of ^ 500. I drawing, u ill be considerui as forfi ilt-d to the
'1 he 156 tickets which shall have two of the j uses of the Lottery,
drawn nuuibcrs on them, anl those two tlie 3.1 .1. WEIU?, L'onmlsi^iimer.
and -Ith, w ill each be entitled to a ])ri/.e of iM. { IliUtshoroujrh, Jpril, 1SJ6.
I’hose 78u tickets which shall have on them ' attention of tiie Nortb-Carolina ])uMic is
some other two of the drawn numbers, w ul eucli the foregoing schcme.
be entitled to a l>rize ot JIO. , ,, , The laudalde purjiose conteni])late(l w ill, it is
Anil those 7,800 tickets, which shall h*‘'C )n secure to it the aid of those v. ho aro
them some one of the draw n numbers, w id each ! ty the inttrestsof literature and science;
le entitled to a prize of Stj. ^ and the name alone of the gentleman w ho has
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize ot to -ict as Coinmissiom r in the man
agement of the Lottery, is a suilicieni ])hlge oi
the fairness w ith which it will l)C co.'.ducted.
A. i». Ml lUMIEY.
a «iuperior demmunation c:in be entitled to an
inferior prize. Prizes payable forty da> s ;if;er
the drawing, and subject to the usu.-l deduction
of 15 per cent. , , . t
Tickets and Shares can oe had in the above
schcme at the Managers’ Otlices.
Whole Tickets, i5 00 j Quarters, 23
Halves, 2 50 |
(Q^'l'ickcts niitl Sh:ires in the above
Lot^v, are for sale at the oflice of the Cataw
ba .journal. Orders by mail, enclosing the casli‘
uill l.e promptly attended to. I
\in.uiVl*oY ^a\e.
The subscriber olVers
for sale a valuable
subtract of Land, on accoin-
Jniodyting terms, which
fiTrinThe lower part of Iredell county, on tlie
head waters of Kocky Hiver, adjoining the lamls
of a. S. Houston, lienjamin Uivvard and 'lhyi‘>’-
and containing 372 acres. Tlu‘ said land is ot
good quality and well w atered, i.oth as to springs
and branches. Of the land now in crop, aniount-
ing to 40 or 50 acres, the mo.t of.it is wel ma
nured and will jiroducc corn, cotton or wheat,
in suflicient ipiantitv to a!)undant!\ coinpeiisate
tlu' husbandman for his l;d)or. E\i)eriment has
prnven that it is peculiarly lulapted to receive
t reat and permaiK nt betieliV trom maiuire'
'l lure is on it a large i)orli(u> of low grounds,
of excell, nt ([uality, either fi^' meadow or pas
ture, 10 or 12 acre’s of wiiich are in good order
and have been mowed for a number of \ ears,
'I'he i)riiitil)al dwelling-house is large and com
modious, wliich, with a little a.lditional exiiense
might 1)0 ma le comfortable and convenient eyei
for a large famih . The situation on wliicli it
stands is probal)iv eiual to an> in this or the ad-
iacuit counties.' There is a well of good u a-
ter coin eiiient to the house, ;ind a large, iiTlile
gar.ie;'. There are two improvements on tins
tract, w hicii will be sold together or separatel.^,
to Mtl' purchasers. U would be a des.raok
phif', ..I residence for a mem!)er ot the protex-
si(,.> u1 l.aw or a Phssie.an, being in a respect-
a!)li and pf)pulous lu igh.borhoud, and at nearls
an t (inal distance fivmi five surrounding v illage^.
ft is iinnecessa-v to give a furtlier .lescni)lion
of tliis land, as tliose, no doubt, wi>hing to pur
chase, will view tlie premises. For terms, ap-
plv to tlie subscriln r, living 5 nines nortli ot
Concord, Cabarrus county.
A. C. M’HLE.
N. U. Approved cash notes, negroes, or notes
nigotiable and pavalde at the Charlotte Hank,
will be received ii>. payment. A. C. M.
82tf
V>\VtYsecv \VV\uVCi\.
VMAN of sobriety, industry, and one accus-
tonud to the usV of Negroes. ’1 o such a
ftnc liberal wages wUl be gi\en. A man with a
small fainilv wouhl be preferred.
,’S ' AVM. J._POLK.
(?')^Tick('ls ill the abovd Lottery are
for s;rie at the Oflice of the .lournal. Orders dj
mail, will be promi)tly attended to.
rVV\AVc Y.V\li‘A‘\vVl\\iA\eu\.
fl'^HE subscriber infm-ms his friends and the
,1. public, that he has purchased that well
known cstablislimmt, lately owned and occu])i-
ed by Dr. Hemlerson, and'is now pre])ured to
entei-tain travellers and others, who ma\ j)leasc
to call on him ; iind no exertions will be spared
to ri ndcr them comfortable, and their sta_\ a-
greeattle. His table will lie furni.'.he!] with ev
ery variety which the country atVords ; his bar
with the best of litiuors; and’ his stables ssith
])leiity of provender, and careful servants will
be in constant attendance
I.'OHEIIT I. DINKINS.
Charlotte, April 20, 1826. ‘ 8u
W II.L probceute, to tlie nl:i’ost rigor of the
law, any person who will trade or purchase
w iihont
a w ntten permit from m\sc If. I will al.-(j pro
hire t)r employ aii_\
oi iiiy negroes to do anj' laliour, l iiht r Ijv night
or (la_\, without'my permission; and 1 willgive
tw enty-live dollars revs ar'l for information to the
conviction of ;in_v ]>erson v\ ho n ..y be found vio
lating the above lUitice.
SAMI LL M'COMH.
Charlutlc, Aar. 16, 1326.— 5l’12.
lV\g\v\ Wi*v)Ugs •Xo •Mvvu.
]AM compelli-il to h;i\e mme\'. \o indnl-
g-eiice do 1 expect, nor no indulgence v\ill 1
j^fv e.
If vou owe me, now is'the time to dis-
Wov\sii ol*
BESUX.TORV.
Hy a gentleman recently from I’itts-
burgh, we have h*anu*(l that the llarmo-
niaiis lately estaljlishcd at Economy,
‘■ixteen miles I)clow Pittsburgh, arc pro
gressing most rapidly in some of the
most important mamifactures. In the
article of hi.\m;f/is, they are superseding
foirij^n supj)!y. 'I'he specimens of this
useful fabric, are superior to any impor
ted. Mr. Uapp is turning liis attention
n»oro than ever to the j)ioHuction of
w ooi.i.t Ns; he has a large number of hands
employed in addition to his own people,
in grubbing and clearing out the under
wood of thf'ir 1(^)0 acres, f^r the purpose
of converting' it into Sheep-walks. The
I’armers of the western counties of Penn
sylvania, more particn.Iarly of Alleghany,
Washington, Webimorelund and lU'avcr,
are devoting much atieniion to the culti-
vatioii of Kiii.i i’. In addition to the a-
moiint of vv'ool consumed in that district
of country, an Agent of Mr. Rapp has
sent as much of this article over the
Mountains, us amounted to 12,000 dollars.
Cincinnnti Jici^i.ilcr.
IVitU'r proof IjooIh. — Mr. Xagle, from
Pliiladelphiu, whose advertisement wiil
be seen in another part of our paper,
olVei i!)g to dispose of the right, to use
his jiatent method of rendering lioots
and Shoes walci’-proof, placed a pair (d'
Hoots in a tub of water in our oflicc 15
tninules before 9 o’clock yesterday toor-
ning. With a view of testing the utility
of his invention, \\c took the pi-ecaution
of putting a piece of wi iting paper on
ihe sole, inside each boot ^ these wire
A
F.gl.
ND Stage House, at the sign of i!
ill Charlotte, .\onh-Ci«rolina, liv
UOP.KUT \ lSON
cliarge the debt. I find tlie longer some pc o|)k
are indniget!, the more they look for it; but a
game of tiiis kind, I m. v er ]jla_\. If aii_\ man can
work without tools, a nn reliant can 1)U} goods
without nionev; but who will admit this ^ I in-
teiid going to Charlesttm in a few ilays, lor
wliat^, to pui’eliase gofjds.. Hence the nccessi-
tv I'orali to l).i\ ne. Ifyou do n(jt, v'ou willn-
c’eive a ta|) upon _v (nir sliouKlers, vshich will
i ha\ e some cost attached to it.
J. 1). 1U)VD.
Nov. 24, 18:6.--.2tM(^
wAuvvs vxe^uvvt.
■Ji 1{ A ^ .\\> A^ tr 111 the sulisf ri!)er, on
ihe itli iiisiai.t, hi-, negro man, named
1,1,1.IS. r.liis Is 19 or 20 } curs ol age,
j feit 6 or f) incTu'^ ■iiigli, stcnit, well
iiiiiile, and a bale iiii lined lo Ix' how
leggi'il; Il ls very bush) haii', c.^per.ally
lieiore and sptaks-toh r.ildy pm k.
kvsitli him a idiie broad elutb (oat, a-
j b'lut iialt worn, with gilt inittfnis, u illi tnesi
v\(.rdson the under ])ar', ‘ \\ . \\ allis, trelile
Hruiig-c;’a vi 't of the same cli.tii as the coat,
I v\l'b buttons e()vereil v\ith tin. same; a short
1 j,II ki t and pantaloons filled vitli wool; a sinrl
I ,i!,d jiMntahains ot w lute norilu rn honu s|jUii; a
of a do!ibtful character. They have said
by overwelming majorities, that Mr Ad
ams in their rhnire ; that hin adniiriisiration
has their apjjrohation and sanction; and that
Mr. ('lay leas true lo his tnist.
In an ariich> entitled “a Memorial and
Remonstrance,” addressed lo the Ciener-
al Assembly in Virginia in 1785, on the
subject of religious toleration, and writ-
tetj by Mr. M-dison, the following sen-
I tence occurs: “The people who sub-
' mit to it, [^tlie over leaping by either de-
l)artment of power tiie great barrier
which defetids the I'ights of the people^
are governed bv laws made neither by
themselves, nor by an authority ilerived
from them, and aril sfaves.” This is a
remarkable sentence ; and if we take,
“ and arc nlaves,” to be the result of the
pco])le being “governed l)y laws, made
neitlK'r by themselves nor by an authori
ty derived from them,”—which, we
think, was the author’s intention, and is
certainly a correct construciion,-^vvhat
must be the situation of three-fourths ot*
the projde of \'irginia, where all, savo
freeholders, are governed by laws made
neither I)v themselves nor by an authority
derived from them ! And yet \'irginia
is held up to us as the real Simon l^ure
of Republicanism ! X'irginia principles
are iniriided upon us on all occasions as
lext-l)()oks, and the “.\ncient Dominion’*
toasted as tlie very nucleus of freedoni!!!
lia/t. Patriot.
’1 he Nevv-York 'i'imes remarking up
on the household ellects of the late Mr-
JelVerson, which are acivertisrd for sale
to the highest bidder, earnestly asks
“Where is \’’irginia—the ancient do-
perfectly dry at the period of writing | here is her chivalric regard
I his article, about 5 o’clock, and upon | honor, and that ol her great
inserting the hand in the !)oots we could I 'be passage of
not discern the least feeling of dampness. bell-man ol the auctioneer through the
X, 1 I AT V- \ .1 iitreeis of the confederacy,—be lust to
\\ e are assured Ijy Air. Nagle, th.at , ,• i i . i- i i
l,i»k«thT is not r/n.kMcd in.pcvious P>-p«nt hw .l.shMor, by
to « am-, l.y =„y applifalio,, o„ the out- "B «f one ol
J r u . .1 I .1 • whom she has SO long boasted r ’
«ard I";! »» l>»- Wc slioul.l ll,i„k the c.litors of the
|,ar«l, as that the repulsive .lUalMy .s jiKhnmu.l l-t„,uirel- »ouhl ho p,oR„l,lv
incorporated through Us entire body. , i ■ i ■* • i i • '
■1 !„■ p„paratio>,, « hatevrr it ,„ay Le. cmp oyed dcvol,„„ a
parts to the Icalh.M- a soft and pliahle “ 7' V '
‘ 1 • , 1 , *I ed to the especial notice ol the sons ol
lexttuT, wh.ch condurcs lo g.ve to Hoots |
and Sho„ mad. Iron, .t, a,, elasuc iual-1 ^
‘ I dogmas Upon their hackneyed tiicme of
I'othose who are fond ol the luxury of State rights.” Virginia made a grt at
\>\ssu\wrun\.
f 1^1 IE cojnirtlurshii) In retoiore existing be-
1 tvs ei n tiie snIjNt ri!)ers, i.‘> tliis (lav tbr>soi\eil,
|)\ mutual consent. All persons indeljUil, are
omfortableainl convenient even settlement.
'l il(».S. I. .IOIl\>s()N,
P. C. CAL1)\\ F.! !..
Nov. 11, 18:6.—ni'->
g j Dr. I’. Cahl'.\t.ll can be found by ap-
])lying at the store of tireen Kendrick.
Tivkii XuVVct i)K. I
persons in!etited to the subscribii's, bv •
4 LI.
note or liook aecouut, arc earin. stly call
ed on to make iiayment on oi- bi fore the 2!;th ot
Deceinljer ne.\1, as longer iiuln!g( nee will not
be given. e ho])e this notice wiil be punc-
tuaiiv attended to, as we liave no dispdsinon U)
put people to cijsl—Cotton wiil Ijt taken in
l>av ment of deljts, at a lair price
Nov. 11, lH2u
( (XH'Lli &
.It’y
M't.lNN.
' ^lnii g'ln with full stock, shi\ ertd at tl
j \\it!;'tli- Inre thlnil)le oil. TIu' gun lias tne hc-
conil lock to ill r; carried also, .• new l)laek Hat,
ratla r -.niall lur liim, with 1 .ala} ettc’.s name in
jit, Isa toll rabu slnu in.tkt r, i arricil a shoi-
: kiillc .111,1 some (ithi r slioen.aki r’.s tools; he an
1 s|H II a little, and I think will alleinpt to pas?, as
! a tree reilov\, and ill all probability will ;uni lor
the I'.on-sl.ive hoUbng stales.
Llils was raist il in Montgomery county, N. C.
b\ Mr. Wyatl l{aiid;Jl.
An\ p( I'soii v\ lio v\ill apprehend said negro
and !)ring hiJi tome, two niile.s ai)ove Sneeils-
boroirili, An^on i i.i;niv, N. C. shall receive Uk
above reviard; or JO I)(j|lar.s, d eoniineJ in any
j:iil sit tliai 1 get liim.
{];) Ail'lre-.s tin; snljscriber at .Morveii Post
Olliee, Anson (.'•Jiinlv, .N. (].
DA NIKI. COO
Cheravv, Nov. 1 .S26.—.U'10.
^,vvv'vi:v:.
4 LL persons hav lng‘ I.ti'iis agyin: t .b.lin ’I*.
I.unstord I’ascii.il, I'u^ pajieis
dry feet, this improTement in the manu-
jacture of leather is certainly highly val
uable. Ballitnore Chronicle.
The long disputed boundary line be-
twefti Massachusetts and Connecticut,
has bten settled without much gain or
loss of territory, or changing the allegi
ance of a single inclikidual. 4y Monu-'
juents of granite have been erectei!, and
luaikcd on opposite sides M.and C.
Anatomists.—“As your skill in your
profession is so jjreat,” said a person to
I celebrated anatomist, “why do you not
( lire all the diseases of tiie human
body r” “ My skill iimy be gieat,” re
plied the anatomist; “ but unfortunately,
we anatomists are like the poitcrsofa
town, who are acquainted with all the
strtets, ljut arc igtioraiit of what is jjass-
ing in the houses.”
A Prcttu J-ildillc. — “1 will consent to all
you desire,’’ said a young female to her
lover, “on cond-ition that you give me
what you have not, what you never can
have, and yet what you can give me.”—
What dill she ask him foi ?
77/r (jpito.vitioii.—'I’he editor of the IJos-
ton I’ati lot _hr.s recently nu t with the
copy of a Icttirr Itom the ‘ I'ulher id’ his
country’ addressed to' I’atrick Henry,
e'.cp in which he ap-pears lo have sketrli-
eii out and reprobated much such a spir
it (d‘ oi)posilion lo the national iidmin-
istiallon as now exists. The letter wa-.
vviitlen in 179‘J. In this letter Washin;,;-
ton says—It winild be a waste of linn;
lo attempt lo hi ing to the view of a per
son id' your discerniTietit, ihe tndea’.nrs
id'a cet tain party anioiig us, todisijiuel
till' public niind ; to arraign every act
of the adniinistration ,* ^o set the people
at variance w ith their j;ov crnnicnt, and lo
emlinrrass all ils measures.” “L’nlor-
tuiiatelv. and rxtrenuly do I re;;rel it,
Iht shilc (if / Difinia has taken the lentil in
this oppositioii. ” halt. Palnot.
X 4 I’ascli tl :iiii
placeil In their haiid.s tor i ollec;ion, arvXetjiies
ted to make tin m kin.u ii to their M-curltii s be
fore the (in: -'.)th (lay ot lieetmiKi iiisijin^-,
j that arrangi nienl' mav li'- ma.ih lor tin n- st'.-
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♦P lice, “ Strictures on a book, intiile'.l, ‘Anj
A.pologv for the linok ot Psalms, l-y (.ilbi rt
McMasl'er.’ 'I'o which are adtled, Wt inarsk on
a book, [l)V Alexaiuk r (iordoi.' entitled ‘"Ihe
ihsign ami u.se ot the liook (j1 I’salms. l>y
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Tor iaL, ul the Olli'.c oi't’.U’ .i'V.j"i:d.
parade and bluster in I’elalion lo Mr.
JelVerson’s j)ecuniary wants, but alas and
alack, it was only in high sounding icords.
!a this she is always unrivalled.
Balt. Patriot,
The Pvhlir Itevenue.—In consequence of
the rumors which have been recently
circulated, in various publications, re-
specting a falling ofl'in the revenue, we
have made the j)roj)er inijuiries on the
subject, and now commtmicate the result
to our readers, being well convinced that
it will be no less gratifying to them than
it has been lo us.
In regard to the present year, we learn
that the actual receipts into ihe Treasury
will amount to the full sum estimated by
the Secretary of the Treasury at the
commer.cement of the last Session of Con
gress, which, as will he seen by a refer
ence to his annual report, was S'2j,jOo,*
000.
Ill regard to the year KC7, no estimate
was submitted to Congress by the Secre
tary; hut it is evident, from his report,
that he looked for a decrease in the im-
|)oriaiions during the present year, and,
(onse(]uenlIy, that he anticipated some
diminu'ion in the amount of cusion.s in
ihe next year.—We Icai n, however, that
the tetuiiis ahendy teccived justify the
opinion tha’ ihe aclual receipts into the
'I'reasury, during the year 1827, will be
aini>ly sufl’icient lor all the various bran-
i hesof'vhe j)ubhc e:pendiiure, including:
the annual a])plication of i kn mii.i.ionsio
ihe principal and interest of ihe public
debt.
The Session of Congress being so near
al hand, il is not lu'eissary to enter into
furthei' e\ij!ar.ations. From these facts,
how e\er, il i% manifosl that there is no
dell, ieiicy in the levenue, and that the es-
lim'aies t>f the Secretary of the 'I'reasury
will have been fully realized.
National Journal.
A co: iTspondent of the Democratic
I’rrss. takes a correct view ofilKr subject
atid says, liiut one of ibe objeciiotis to
the \oie given by Mr. Clay upon the
Piesidentuil (luestion, is coniplclely neg
atived by ibe results of the ele'-tions in
Ohio atid Indiana, h was said, in that
V(>le Mr. Clay was faUc to the pei;j>le id
the west, and lhat they were ni;.-:rrjjre.st ntcd
when he and his friends gave their .sup
port to Air. .Adatns.
The people have been afijiealed to—
the ii lies' loll was i)U t eiit 11 el v bet ore theni.
;i.d
eir ivn ts tiot ()! a i:;irin^r
Mdrjjland against t'u' I'/don '—The Ed
itor of this paper, ba.s seen a letler re
ceived in Ca tureville from a respectable
p,entleJnan of St. Mary’s county, in which
it was slated, “that a farmer of St. Ma~
ry’s raised ibis season, on on>' >t /r, ' which
has been I’athered and measured) 124
hnsfii/s oj ivrn and furlher—iba. his
lit Id of acres, u'ill n>'crii:e '.K) hiishcls tu
the arre.” We merely state this fucu to
show our friends at a distance, wlua ihe
fanners of Murylai'.d cati do, vv lien they
have a mind to try.
Cvntrcid'x Times.
iinufnlrroii.—W liy are all old b.ich
elors I'nil thi^ take {arc »’