;>/.V., ri, .i-ucl, whai {ihe Rei.oluiion rvl.uive (otlie cncourcv^c-
iT uf i!u‘i Mtr.t ol'whio!' nrjcnl which iliis Suite couli! trive coiitiis
] r» int nihiT
vrs>|)(j!;f last ^ wluii to;ethef. 1
}»avf rrpoattdly heard others v;i^ak o'
^Ir. Ji flVi sou’^i lictuon tliis sutv
icct. 1 do not t (.ToTlc;.t ' j Iiavc hi'uic
jMr. Ji fTLTson say af>y thint; iti leliiliot
to (’icii. Jackson alUT the laic
;.inl it is not tor nJt* to sutmisi.* \>Sai
H)i}:^ht iiave hreti his opinion ut tii.'i tin!).
vcrc he alive. 1 mu')! say, i;i ccricUi-
tioii, that 1 am ;^iifvc'.! to find thut tin
priss has stoopc l so r.'.r iv low its pfn|)c
iliijfiiity as to use sui 1; uti!n cijmit ;'
m« ans, to instruct f*r rt)Tiviiu** the jinii-
?ic. Yours, uith vrrv I’’! I'Ut rf'j|)» r t,
'I Ilu; \V. C.iLMl.K.
F.ihrvrd Cuhp, r: i.
.SS- ' 1' -'11- -j *'
1 .c“i>latin‘0 of Noi l!i Ciirolinii.
SESJTE.
SATi’HDAr. Dtr. 2'.) —Mr.
Jonrs from
tlu' Miiilurv ( un)Uiitu*c, to w horn was
r t‘rrfd u tfsiiiutlon on tlit* subject, re
ported that it is int'X])i'dlent to makr any
alteration in tin* Miliiia Laws, as to tin
time, which Cupiaini*siuiil keep men un
der arms.
Mi. Kamsay presented a l)ill relative
to the sah' of the estate of Itifants. Mr.
lir.dnax a i)ill to ante'^d an act passed in
1 Kj5. lo cominiic in force the provisions
of a'l act pjsx d in 131.M, dirertiii;^ ;i roud
lo he laid out atid ojjv’ned jVoin l.eak'^-
ville in IJot kioi^liaiii, hy llorUrord in
Surry to licad tlie 1st
linn*.
The hill to improve the Xavlj^atioM of
llu; Cape I'ear j)assed its llrst leadiii;'.
Mr. Hnnharjt joi'sc i;ied the peliiion
ofJohjj Davis cJ l.iiK oln for a p tiMon,
arid Mr. Sliuford ilie petition of i honuis
?vlartin, to i>t‘ restored to ciedif, wliich
Weie rcfi-rre*!.
'I'he rt‘si;^^;iKir:on of I'raneis Youi.p^, Col.
0)01. ol’litf 2nd I’fj'inuril of the niditiu
of Iredell, was read'and acrepled.
MONOAV, iJl.s/. — Mr. I’ukcl, IVoMi
thf Juiuciai y Coniiiiittee, laafle a repui i
in rtLiiiun'K ihc laws (:>nceritin;'; usury,
slalitir lh;U it is in.-xp«.- llefit lo l' i;iski!e
will' r I'.ird ;u(V aniendtiients to tiu rn.
'i x. h\^ Ju‘t 1. — Ml’. Slifiix-r, h'oiii
the Coiti. OK Pr()i'. .•ind Cricvari ‘s,
late an liour of llie sesjion. I am aware,
^ piir. th;:t my motivei may he inuji operly j tlu- rr...i;tors.l
''■fcssailed and that ni) intentions will he | 10. 'I'o iiiii'nid tlic act ot 1777, establi.shin^''
fotistrued into a v/ish lo p:*ra!\::c the
'Iretif^th of the Stale, tothe prejudice, ol
one candidate l)ul to the interest of the
other. On this suhjrct, Sir, 1 an) dis
posed to he frank. Notuiihstandin^ niy
jjrelereiice is o[)en and decided : yet
neither of the competitors wiili ine is a
favoi’ite candidate ; No, Su, my oljjeel is
ill comjjliarice wilhtlio wishol t!ie 1 \.0])!e.
t'l ve
‘f!nt with proper policy, to the estaljHsh-
'nent of Coiio’i and Wrllen rnanufacto-
les and to the r^iowinj^ of wool, made
'•I itueres’iin;; tepoi t, favourable to the
^t^l)lii!^Int■llt of such factories in this
Sate, and to the r:*isin;; ofshecp. This
' t [iorl iliuli be j/ivtn lo our readers here-
• llci.
On intrcducltir; the hil! in the Senate,
t«n Saturday last, for Ihe repeal of the
,.re!(”ii l.le^ioral law, Mr. M‘Kachin
made the ioiloviin^ remarks :
Mr. SpidkiTs I crave the indulj^cnce of
the Senait, whilst I make a few remarks,
« xplanatory of my object in introducing
this important bill and especially at so
ment. .Any wh.) sliall tnttr upon t’lc
lutics oriii-, r/flirc hcfc/rc bond, sliall be
bubjcf t lo u ju nally of one tlmiisaiul dollars.]
0. Allowiifj; ibe rijjdit of cliallcnf^c to the
Stutp iu reHuiii cases. [Autiioriscs the prosc-
cutinj;- ( fticcr in behalf of the Strilc to chal-
lentje pcrc.iiptorily four in all crlniinal cases of
a rripitnl natinv.]
r. (;oiK « riiin^c the Public Trcnsury. fKnfor-
cin^ in a more rigid manner \hn uroountubility
of tlie 'I'rea.surer, and iiicorpcrutiiuv the se ve-
ri»l acts of Assembly relative to llic 'IVeasury.l
8. Suiijcc;infj ball t> costs. [Whenever a
scire {'acias bliall isaue a^ain.st bail, .and ouid bail
shall not, :.t die tenii of the Coui't to which be
is hound to appear, be discharjred from his lia
bility by the death or surrender of his princi
pal, th'.' b;iilbh:dl b‘? liable foruli costs.]
9. Siippleinenl:-ry to the several acts now in
force for ihevcliif 'jCInsolvent debtor-i. [Pvo-
viiles tluil wlicncver any debtor s'.iall ide u
schcdub: \)i bii- ii’.’cct-., all debts due to such
(b btor sliall e*(i in the- blu rin', v. bo is au'.bor-
i'.cd t j SU'- ibr .'iiid culii't the same ; :ind the
olltclcd to b'j distributed amoii'''
rourls (jJ law, and ri;pi!utini; the profeeciingi:
tlM'roin. I Any pc: -ijii sisri'cnderi d to tlie Sbe-
riii'ai't. r llie icturii coiii t, oi' rrinunilttil to the
nislody ol' the Sherill’ iifion a surrender in
roiirt, sliall have lih-rty, bt fore iilial judgment,
to - other b;«ll,]
11. Makia.'; it the duty of sheriHV, coroner.-i
and ronstuble-!, t:» m vvc- all iioti- cs reiiuin d to
be j;ivt, ii iii p;'Ocei.-diii.''S at lav. or tjuit\.
IJ. liciUuuij^ Ui* nuin!)ei 4' inu-.ters
I to tv. () a VI ar. [C.iptaliis to iiiusti;r iheir roni-
to place the election iu llu' nio>t plain j in sir ni.tnibs. (
fltul simple \iew practicahL*, rei^aidless
• d'what t tifcl it mav prodiiC(; in th.c result
of the ek'ctiun. Tln‘ I’ei.ple i:i ilie ad-
joinirijf countivH of Anson, Uiclwii'iiid.
ami (^umbi 1 hiiifl, su far as I knov., and
in the county of Robeson, v. hci e I liavt-
a much more ex.tcr.;.ive acjUuinlance,
have the i)ro\isioiis containeil in tlu' biii
upon your table ( Ifisely :it heart.—'i’lie)
leel dci’pl;' iuU-rebK'd, a huvi; be»-n, e\ei
■.ime the n-peal (d’ tlie act of l,:iJ, ol
which tl'.is t)i!l is a Hue traii-.cri;)i. T.
IS evident that at the a;>pro'.K:h of cac'i
electoral election, sit.^eilie lepc:.! of llin
act, the e:;cil»'mrnt lias het'ii !;ri ater, till
nov.’ it is hij^her than at .Miy i'orr.ier
periuti, and inis erci:ement is aa coiii-
mon to the pariof one as lo the
other of the compt jti^^ candidates. The
I'eoplf in the County, which I have the
honor 111 part to rejiresent have recjuested
!rie to vole for siicli a hill as the one now
j)Oried a lidl lo resu ir tuc redi*. 1 liym.. ! i^oiisidei ati.m, and they have in-
Tvlaitiii .d'liuibertord county. i sti urted me to itilroduce such a one, pro-
Mr. W i!1ki'"s (,f M.irnii, ’a hill to m‘-j ' person would do it, I
riiir lo June 15. ( kmii! of .\sh»‘ cou tv, j'vaited wit!» patience until now, in
J)r(,p.-I iv lu r-;;fttr :ic(iinr'(!, u i, j •"^1''s H would come from some nioi auspi-
riMd the i; St iriie and t,iiose'i-.in,ily ibi jhands than mine, hut tliis nol he
leccMul ul thu d ti.in .
M'. S'lolx i, fiuin the rfjiiirnit'ee ol
pi wpcjsilitiiihi and iM ii vam e*', M'jxjited
restilution tu jdace John Davis of Lin
coln, on tl'.e l’«-tisioii liit, which was
read the first time.
'I'he hill to erect an Arsenal on the ('a-
pital souare—the bill rdativo to the sah
of the estate of Infants—ll'.ehill concern-
iripp the Comniittce of I'inance in Mont
gomery—the bill jit eiiCri!)in!^ t!ie time foi
the sale of land and slaves in Ashe—the
bill to incorporate Si. jotin’s l.od;;e in
I.enoii—the bill to incorporat«‘ litifulc
I-odj^e in Halifax—reatl i lie ihird time
andordeied lo be en^iosseii.
'I’he engrossed hill lo encourarje I lie
destruction i>f woht-s in Ashe, waunde-
^inittly postponecl,
norsE OF (vMMoys.
e.v'i i'iiUA\, I)(r. '2'K—I'he nifyro'fed
bill to ituorporale the North-C arolina
Gold ^^lning Company, vvas read the iiisi
tl me.
Mr. ILiIl from t!ie Committee on In
ternal Improveuirnto, ie|)irtfd a hill to
re-esiablisli a 'riirnpikt- Koad in liiiike
couti'y, whit h u js ic..d li\r ili bt tune.
A m(“-sai(0 wai ren i\ul IV(jni the Sr-
na'e, a^klll!; the rom iii 11 rice ol' the
ilf'ii^e in ihe riil|o\vii,;r bil vi/, ; to a-
iM 'ui an ai't pa"Si'd in 18.' rf'-pecliin,^
Ihi I 'sei\ut lens  f ccr'aiii Indians in
till lari'is Li’r.v a«’iniiie! bv iieal\', i'rom
ihi' Clu'roki f 11 ,'K,i V ; a !)ill vu I'pleiTu-nt
ar_\ to the ,;i.ts I to llu- piiui r id
lh»' ('oin ts ol r.'-inu V in i asrs of parti-
Ifoi. ; I I i.i t I’ll,Ml' I hr appi'iiiiiiienis ol
( !."i ks td’I In Si’itio' Cou'is, andCl’ks
;.i'M ,M.;sier^ n J iju.'v ; i oi.cerniri; tin
».'i(lion f| (!(ii.n:\ Vuivcyors in Uuike,
}I "I I.” : h.I (, hu ?'( oiiilu’. W ake, A^.iu',
;.id!lii\\: ; ie-;,Milai(“ ihe payiirni
»>! M r - '.IV «,| ihe I'uhitc I’riiiter, .mil
d' I.;; ihc niaiini r in whi(di ptint-
ifi' ■ ' . 'I be cUiiic fur ilie Dcjjarlinenis ;
a '( i.liniun ill lj\or of the Ailinini'-tra
to t l 'i hfjiiius Lliiot td' ^K'ckleti!)ai jj.
'1 I I se l.’dls ;-jid rcsoltiiioiis were read the
fiisi iniii', and subsi (|Ueiil ly tlie the se
c *i;d wild third tiiue^, and ordered lo he
eiti oiled.
j.'.M'AKV l, IIJo.—On Montlay last,
in itw house ol ( uniiiions, ,\li . .Ale.van-
di r su’.'iiiitted a n solution, whii ii w a^
a^loplcd aj,p( Iii'tii,; a sele* t coninu'.tie
toiii i.ire wl,..t iiu .iMjies the Lt^;i^da-
tuif, ceil ad p'., il an\ lo ])rutect-lhe lo- ^
 al l^lIdi^ ol tlir Sta'i', and cu/i''C(jia ii'.l\ I
the itiU i'-^ s of the Siatc, und its ci'.i-j
a;cuill‘>f iif d I St [ uCl 1 ^ I* 0|n't ;:'UJhS I
tiie case, I havf not shrunk from the task,
l)ut witli that firmness and independence
u hicli li rust will ever be ihe character
istic of an holiest man in the conscieii-
tiods discharjje of his duly, placed the
hill on your table, ll teniains now with
the .Senate to dispose td' ihe same, and I
I'ope it will tlo so ill accordance with
lepuhlicaii [jrinciplef. and permit the
1^-ople to vote undi rstandin}.,'ly, undt:r a
system by which they can '.elect a person
in whom they have unbounded conlidence
to vole for a C^hief Magistrate of the Un
ion.
Mr. Williams of Martin, moved for llu*
itidciini’e jiostpoi.ement of the bill and
called for the yeas and nays on his mo
tion.
Mr. 15ai!y of Pasfiuoiank, moved to lay
the hill on the table, vhich was not a-
f^reed lo. And the (lucstion l>einjj taken
on the indefinite pos*lpoiienienr, ihosi.
who voted in the anirrnative were,
Mesirs. Axkew ol Ih-rtie, Askev. of IJertford,
\h xtindi-r, I5iir).^in, ll.nUy, lUasly, ItioadiiaN,
lluriuy, Ui ike, llobsoii, Daveii 'ort, Dcvane,
llur'^^t, llarn.ll, hoili'iiian, Hinton, Hawkins,
I ,(ty e t,l Il.i\ w noil, M‘|)ow ell, .Matthew.s, M‘l)aii-
Mdnti^oineiy,. Nultall, Owen, Pickett, 1,'am-
s.iy , I.’ulilick, id, Spai;,lit of Cravi n, Sal-
\ ear, Sinilb, S.uidersoii, Si olt,hhober, feihi rrard,
riHjnipxon, \ a nil oil k, >\ d^'Oii of  'anideii, W .d-
to/i, ib.on of loiiili, W hitfield, W illiams
of Marlin and VH ard.—-5.1.
'l liobi: wlio \'()ted in tlic neg’at 1 ve \\ ere,
Me>':,i'.s. neilmiu', Deberry, iJavldson, l-'ullcr,
I'r.uikhn, (iia\, .')i)ijicr, Locke, l.o»e ol Idcb-
ii'oiul, M'Mil'lun, M'Neill, M‘Kaeliin, !>.,rker,
Umibavdl, and Williams ofHeuutbrt.—lo.
CAP’l'lONS
Of Arts jiassed by the I.ei’^ls-Ialin of N\)rlh
^ ’arulina, at the Se!.s>ion of — 'JM.
1. .\n act coiuH rnlng'the Stale IViiik of N.
Carolina. [AutIn.rises and directs t!ie Spe.d;-
er ot the Si'O.itc ti) exercise all the d.iitu s uiid
powci.-, in the iuk tings of the StDekbolder.,
aiiil in the I’.nard of Dlrectovs of the Stale
Kaiik, iu retohire e\crei^eil l-y the I’ublic Trea-
suicr. ]
2. 'I’o alter the act of ISOl, fixing'the thiic
fur Jiaxiii},'- piircbaiie iiiuney intu the ’rreasury
on I iiti'H s ot land. [ 1'\teiuls ibe time fur pav-
iii.^-Midi moncv until the 1st .hinuurv, ISJH.]*
.i. I'resenliinj^^ npunwlii.t evideiiie the I’n!)-
lir I reasui'i r sliull iecv i\f the purcli.ise ninncy
for \acaiit and un..pprupr';,,t,-il land. ['I'li'e
\wuil 111' t!i. enlr\ taki r’.-, cerlilic.ilt h supplied
1.'. \p]i;-upri..liii:;: i dollar.s for the pur-
])osf of iitijtrovin;'; the icuijy.itioii ot (Ja})e I’ear
I'lviv bi iow ihum;;’loii.
]l. l’|•e^eri!liIlt^• the duty of the coininittee
of i'iiiaiici. [i;-. 'juin-.-i diem, inmiedialely on
entei in;; on tlu .r duty of the llnanre.-:, to count
all tlu- M.o’u\ in ihi- 'I’i’i .iMiry, and report the
A.roiiiit tl) i!ic f .c;v'.b!aluri. 1
l,j. To elsanj^e t’>i time of boldin;,' the Sn-
]>reine ('oiivl ot this Mate. [I i\'S the time ol
liol 1' >ail Coiirl on the lir^t Moiulay in .June
and iK'i'i lohi r,]
Ui. Aiiu-iHliiif.-; the dill't reiit acts concernint;'
do\\(.r. ['I'he jury nol re,';irielcd lo assit^ii
dit .1 ei’ill e\cry St jjai'ale tru( t ; bill may assij;n
ill OIK or more, ha\inL;' rej;Mid to the interest
ot' tlu- heirs as \\ ( II as the widow .]
17. Tor the relief of person.', who h.ave made
entries of l:md uith >.ntry takers or who have
bail lands .survejed i'V survevors, who have not
rcncv\ ed their 'uniiis agrcea'iy to law. [Kn-
tries and surveys made in tlie oHices of entry
takeiw and by surveyor.-;, who have not renewed
their bonds ai^rt cably to law, rendered valitl.]
![]. Sup]detii(-nlal to the act of the present
session, entitled “an act to alter an act, iMiti-
lled “ .m act to ani> nd the-Ith si etii^i; tjf the
act passed in IKU-l ” ( 1 lie provisions of said
act to tontiiiuc in fuicc to the end of the Se.s-
sion.]
l‘J. Aniendin.u: the act t)fl821, pivinj'the
assent of Noi-th-Caroliiia to, and enforcing'In
this State, certain acts of lilt I.cg-islature of
’IVimt:ssee, rel.itin},'' to the Smoky .Mountain
turnpike road. [Audioriie.T the stockholders
of said road to tlischarj^e t'leir subscriptions by
labor instead ofnioiuy ; anil the appropriation
of the State nol to he paid until llie road is
coinpleteil. ]
2U. To eoiitinue In force the act ot last se.s-
sion, entilleil “ an act to revive and continue
in force an act, parsed in the year 182*1, to al
ter anti amend an art tor the relief of such pir-
soiiH Hs '.lecanic pmcbascrs ttf the (dierokee
laiul.';, sold nnth r tli.- authority of this State.
[(’ontiiuK.-s ill lorce ;-;aid a t until the mecUn
of the next (ienend \s.scnd)lj .J
21. Aiiieiuliiii; the 2d .section of the act of
IKOl, .so far as ripavd.^ s.dva.rfe. [I’ruvides for
the appointment of two comnil.,sioner.s, one to
bcseLcti-il hy cach i)arty ; and in ease the-,
ilisa;;ree, they are to select an umpire. Ifaii’v
]>art\ should be dis.satisned with the (teeisioil,
an a])])Oal may be made to the Superior Court. I
2i Anieiidiugthe act of 1«20,  ntitled
act to amend an act, entilleil “an act laying’
dutifs on ^ali-h at am lion of mendiandize."
2,b Ceding' to 1 be I'nileil States a point of
ni^r.-ili till the soiilh side of iVeusc river, for the
ed. [Ten luintlrcd sfavss, Ticailin.a: cr shingles,
to be considered a thousand, and not twelve
hundred as heretofore.]
35. Concerning the lu.\ to he paid by
peddlinif on certain streams. [Persons jicntilmg
on the south side of Albemarle Sound, and the
w aters emptving therein, (Koanoke anti Cashie
excepted,) to pay a tax of five dollars in each
county in which they shall peddle.]
Amending the act ot 1815, appointing'
public registers, and threcting the method to
be tibserVed in conveying land.s, pootls and
chattels, and for preventing fraudulent deeds
and niortgaires.
d7. Concerninpr the appointment of a keep
er of the State House, and for the preservation
of the statue of Washington.
J3. 'I'o amend the act of 1826, prescribing
the mode of surveying anti selling the lands
lately acquiretl from the Cherokee Indians.
[Directs the 'I’reasurer to pay to the surveyor,
chain bearers, ^c. emplovetl in surveying 8.1111
land.s, the sums due them, as certified by the
commissioners appointed under the act ot
182G]
iV.K In atldition to the acts relitive to weii^hts
and measures. [Makes it the duty of the jus
tices of the county courts, which have not pro-
videtl sealed weights, measures, stamps and
I)raiid.s, ilirected to be provitlcd hy the art t)t
1741, to provitle the same at the charge of their
respective counties.]
40. Conecrning the entry of lands ntiw ro-
vercd by the waters of any ot the lakes of tins
Slate. [Prohibits entry takers from receiving
entries of such liinds.]
41. Compelling the county trustee of each
I untv to report the expenditures ot the coun-
t nthr proscculioii and punishment of insol
vent tdl'eiiders.
42. To regulate tlie payment of the salary of
the I’ublic i’riiiter, Treasurer, and Clerk of the
I riasury Department, and fo prescribe the
niaiini r in which ])rinting shall hereafter be
dune for the Departments of htutc, and for the
preservation of the ])uldir, buildings.
4.). Supplemental to the act of this session
entith'd “ an art to alter an act entitletl “ an act
to ainentl the 1th section of au act passed in
U14.”
44. IJespoctiiig certain reservations claimed
by Indians in the lands lately actpiired by trea
ty from the Cherokee Nation. [I’rovides for
tiie appointment of a commissioner by the (io-
vernor, to inquire into the titles of certain
tracts of hind claimed by individuals of the
Cherokee Nation, and contract for the purchase
of such tracts as said Indians shall have a good
title for.]
45. Directing what construclion shall be giv
en to contingent executory limitations.
purpose of ert cting thereon a light house.
24. Conliiiuing in force the I'lct of 3 82d, di
recting a geological and nnneralogical survey
to he made of the State, [(.ontinucs in force
the said act for one year.]
25. .\nicnding the act of 1S2.", respecting
the reservation of certain Indians in the lands
lately actpiired by treaty from the Cherokee
Indians. [W henever the Governor 'has reason
to belit-ve tint the title set up by any Indian,
v>r person claiming under any Indian, to a re-
•servation under the treatii s of 1S16 and 1KI9,
is not ;;'ot)d, it .shall be his duly to emplov coun
sel to I'.efi .Td the title hy the Slate.]
2(j. Uelative to the sale of the •*stntcs of in
fants. I On a|)phcati(ni of the guardian of an
infant, setting forth that the estate of the in-
fant w t)iild be materially benrtittid by a sale,
the court ofetjuity to whom the applicavioii is
made tiiay tlecree a sale, provided the facts set
forth in the petition be fonndto be true.]
27. I’roviding more » fiectuallv for the re-
presentation of the Stock of the'state hehl in
the Stale Hank. [Authorises the liovernor,
Secretary and Comptroller, toajjpoint a person
to represent tho State at tlie annual mecling.^
of the Slockholuers of said.Mank.]
2iS. I o eret:t an Arsenal on the south west of
the Capital Stpiare.
29. Siipidementary to the arts relative tt. the
power of Courts of I'.iiuit) ir ca.ses of partition.
[When.M-ra court of e.piity slcdl order the
sale ot n-al estate hi-Ionging to joint tenants In
ct»percfi\;ir\, ihe court at tiieir^Hs::retion may
direct Mirh sale to be made on the premises,
or al any phire within the county.]
^>(i. I'or the relief of (!i-rks of courts anti
>y dll w-.in ant a.id plat t,f .survey being iiletl clerks and m.islers in etinitv. [ Fxemots clerks
luta the SeciTtar> ot State, lie is lo grant a | of llu C„ni.l\, Superior and Sopreme Courts,
titiii. ali .on which ac I aa.surer is to rcieue | and clerks and niastirs in eipiity from the pe-
, ■ , | - ; m eiHiitv irtim ttie iie
iht puK ki.m nioney.] j prescrl!)cd bv the act of■l«2.'., entitled
l-.Nt. luiiiig the time for re;.istering gnmts | “ an act to amend and extend the provisionsof
->iueyan.^s, powers of attorney, | au a t to pran.ote agriculture and family dti-
riudi,n«f()f gUt. [Allows ivu) j ntt-siic inaiiufactiires within this State,” who
■] , i ‘“'’ount for, and pay into the Treasury bv
pen dtyurihetdlu ialbonds i the 1st Mar. h next, all the mmiies they were
of h« 15.*lik d' ihe r,ii((-d Sli;'
«rte\ille. Ontli’saine da\, tm-
i jjt.illlM aCt c rej. .!i;- afi.iid I.j; tie r--
l.-'Mir.fiIi ' 111 td lOIli'.liuti sf'ifiuls, lid llie
bil' to n pc.J tl;f cu:! Il l ihe eiici-ui .i;;(-
Diciit > t L-;. ' »t uL ui e .'.'l l iaiiiilv i;i. Ihi ''''(■
>'-r.iiulat 1 uu'b V. I le Wiut iiiriU !y p'.sipon-
l ci
'I I'.t hj!] to (^lablis'i the founl.v (jfMa
V (,’i 'la* •'* (] I S set oik' r -: lo Co
f.:i 'I'lJt-.Hj,, Mi. I'ishc! Iroin ilu* si-
ilCl «UU*5iiHlU‘, t(> >Wlum“icl'ci i cd
and 111' si,(
bill', ol '-.I
yt i-rv fur'.
.V iih-v
i lii.- ch :k
•,1 \ » • '. ’ vmv
till M ver-.d courts , i r cord in j bound, hy the before recited act, to liav’e oaid
jirovidmg for th,; ti. posite and , try- the 1st December la.st.]
•;..d bond.^,. [The hood to be ; ''M. K.vtcndii-g the proNisions tif the act of
O ihous:.n,l i!o!l:.r. l!„„.ls of i IK '2. srP-uMn- funher .;.i .. , .■
t I .1) - i tl'.is s..11
dll lo [ kei j.m_k'-
I 'I" J-U o. 1.M1 ihous.n.l i!o!l:ii-.! Itiifi.ls of
j tlie t!(1 ]. ^ iii die Siipi riur ( Ui.rts to hi-ih po-
I s. ted 111 I he I til .sol tlu cll I ks t)l the Couiity
 I.uit-, and /i-f as to the chrksof the
( Olii ‘\ ( DlirS .i!n' ( lei ks ai:d lliiisU r-^ in etpil-
S 11.! •.dill 11 ,;-i\U'i «(l i ll t lie Tl gis-
j t( I s oli,. . ; :. I I ri ,|;l py 1 lie-If (if to be re-
|C'i'''iiii I'.idi iKi , Jiiilgi-; ot' the Superior
it • ourt' :ind Jiisiut -. (>1 tin- ( .uiiiU I oiirts to
I..us. 111.- of 11,, cli'rl.rr.f {!,'rir roped-
''otirts Vo be .irkiiu\> i.. geii iK'ton them,
uiiU 1.' y;v(, i4 ■,! bucli ii‘.li.nowlv;il^-
g the pru\isionsof the act of
.. b.iuher time to pcr^cct titles of
laiulswiti.m this State. [Kxtends the proM-
sionsot said act to the 1st .laiinary, 1.S29.]
.»2. f.imitmg the appointment’ of Solicitor
tieiKTal and Solicltor.s, to four vears.
v)o. Making provlhion for w idows when'tliev
dissent fruMi the wilLs of their husi)ands. [Al
lows the widow of a testator, out of her l.us-
puiVA'i i: Afrrs-
Aulhorising Thonrjs Brown, of llay-
woofl county, to erect two gates on the
road leadiiiti^ from Franklin down the
Tennes.sce river.
Alterinp: the names of Lindsea Green
Doty and Ltlward Tidwell, orjihans, of
Hutlierfoiil county.
Compelling the Sherilf of Ilurke to
^ive wriueii summons to the jurors of
said county.
Altering; the boundary line between ibe
first and aecoml regiments of liunconibe.
Securing to Jane Wilson fd' Buncombe,
such proijeriy as she may liereafter ac
quire.
' Ametiding ihe sale law in Rutherford
coun Iy.
Esiablishing a turnpike road in Bun
combe ctiuniy.
Kepealini^ the act of 1826 appointing;'
commissioners to lay off and cause to be
openetl a ])ubUcroad from Lincolnton to
liutberfordlon.
.‘\uihoribin{» and directinr^ the Sherin’
of Rowan to- collect the taxes imposed by
the co'nmisbioners of Salisl)ury.
To keep open the 'I’uckaseega and
Tennessee rivers, and their tributary
streams, in }Ia\ wontl county.
Authorising the county court of Row
an to appoint a ct)mmiitee of finance.
Concei-ninij the election of county sur
veyors in the counties of Buike, Ruther
ford, Buuconibc, Wilkes, Ashe and Ilay-
w ood.
Iiicorporatin}; the North Carolina
Gold Minin>^ (.Company.
r.stablishing and regulatinj; a turn-
j)ike road in 11 ay wood countv.
I’rescribinj^the lime at which the rnuji-
ty trusiees of Rdndolph shall be elected
aiifl make tJieir settlement.
Pi-escribini; the time for the sale oflanu
and slaves in .-Vshe countv.
Ivepealin;^ the act of 1820, directing tbc
couniy courlb lo pay fees to certain ofli-
c.ers therein named and in certain cases,
so far as respects the couniy ofltandolph.
Prescribing the manner in which lands
shall be hereafter advertised for sale for
taxes in the counties of .\nson and Surry.
Concerning the wardtMis of the poor
for the counties of Washington, Ran
dolph, Davidson, Camden, Lincoln and
W ake.
1 o add a!l that part t»f the 2d I'ct^iment
of Burke lying south of the Catawba ri
ver to the 1st regiment.
Authorising Isaac '1'. Avery to es
tablish a turnpike road in llnrkc county.
Amending the act of 1810 entiiled
“ an act passed m the year 1809, eniit-
letl ‘ an act to amend the st.'veral acts here-
tolore passeil relative to the removal of
obstructions to the par.sap;e offi.sh up the
several rivers within this State.” as re
lates tothe Peedee and Yadkin rivers.
Jijnca. — Mr. Pvi'usstau, ihe Pu-i,dj
Consul-pcncral at Tripoli, hasdesp^ch,
ed to the Geographical Society of
a great number of itineraries, accon,.
paniedwith drawings, and someparticu'.
Jar details with respect tothe wanderiti-^
tribes in the kingdom of Tripoli and i^
the interior of Africa, which will servt^
as a supplement to his “ Genealogic;,i
Table of the Arab Tribes.” He has also'
pronrtised to send an exact description d
the city of Aleppo. M. Kousseau has
been so fortunate as to procure the firsi;
volume of the Ihn-Baltouriy and hopes
*!oon to have a copy of the second voIuuh..
This work is the more valuable, as it j,
known in Kurope only from Ira^^^ments
He lias also obtained Ibn-KhaUloun^ whicK
treats of the Asiatic nations iti {general,
and especially of the Arab Tribes. l'|.
nally, M. Rousseau is in possession ofu
very interesting History of Tripoli,
wdiich he intends to translate, and dedi-
cate to the Geographical Society.
Tornhvctoo,—It appears that there ex
ists adetailed history of this city, writ
ten by Sidi-Ahhmed-Iiaba, a native ot
Darawan, a small town in the country of
Kcntes, which history, however, docv
not go farther baek, than the 510th ycat
of the Hejira, the 1116th of Christ. The
Arabic author attributes the foundaiion
of this city to a female of the horde of
'I’ouaricks, called Buktou, who establish
ed herself in a cabin on the banks of th(*
Nile of the negroes, which was shaded
by a bushy tree. She had some sheep;
and she delighted in prefroming the du-
ties of hospitality to travellers of her na
tion. Her habitation soon became a sa
cred asylum ;—a place of repose and cn.
joyment for th e neighboring tribes, who
were callcc! 'i'in-Buktou ; that is, belong
ing to Buktou. At length, variou.s tribes
came and established themselves there
forming a vast entrenched camp, which
was afterwards converted into a great
and populous city.
Professor Brocchi, so well known hy
his numeous works on geology anti coii-
chology, and who was employed for five
years in travelling through Africa, at the
charge of the Pacha of Egypt as direct-
or of a company of Euroj)ean miners, di
ed, just as he was on the point of return
ing to Eurtipe with the result of his vari
ous researches.
Canadian Jlffairs.—The Montreal Cou-
rant of the 19th instant, slates, that on
the previous afternoon a meeting of per
sons opposed to the administration of
Lord Ualbousie took place in the new
building of J. IVI. Quesnel, esq. in the
rear of Montreal Bank, at which an im
mense nuiTiher of persons attentled. Mi\
Vi^et, M. P. spoke for a lengh of tim-'.
ill i'rench, on the difiiculties which eri':t
bet ween tht^ assembly and the ext'cutivc,
—Mr. Cuviller then addressed the a'-
semhly in ErgKsh ; each of the speakers
commented in severe terms on the con-
tluci of Lord Dalhousie. Several resolu
tions of impeachment against the gov
ernor were then read (in French and Rti-
glish alternately,) which are to receivc
signatures and be embodied in a petition
to his majesty’s government of Kngland
for the removal of the present governo;’
in chief.
Ilavam.—Laborde’s Spuadron, con
sisting of one ship of the line, four frig-
mes, and sevei-al small vessels, was about
to .sail from Havana^ They have on
board 3,500 troops, an"d about lOO army
ofllcers mt>re than are required ; as w> ll
as £800,000 in specie. Their destinaiioa
is unknown, as the utmost secrecy is ob
served. Itissuppo d,that they n edi-
tate an attack on Carthagena.
Aatc/tiloches, JS'oo. 26—\ rencountre, of
a most serious and distressing nature has
occuricd this morning in St. Drniiis-
street, between Mr Jared Cab'e, of tiiis
place, and Dr. B. Delevan, of the United
States’ .\rmy, wiuch'resulted in the tit-a'li
of the la'ter. Mr. Cable, after receiviny^
a few blows from his antagonist with Ci
heavy stick, by which his h fi arm was
Iraciured, and his head considerably
hurt, shot him through the body. Dr.
Delevan, after ret;civing the wound, pur
sued his r^*ireatii)g antagonist a few steps,
then btaggert'd and fell—being conveyed
to Messrs. Harrison and Hopkins’ store,
he died in a few minutes after.
Vnplciimnt Ajftiir.—A circumstance has
latelyliappfiietl oil theChatalioochy which
not timely reconciled, may increase the
lends alrt ailyexisting between the whites
and Indians, on our IVoniiers. An In
dian being seen under suspicious cir
cumstances, on the plantation of one of
our citizens, was ordert'd to stop, by a
white lad and negro, who were together,
and had each
hand’s estat.', tme year’s provis,(111.,, in the s itne Coun_try atljacciit, that the turnips
aianncr as if her bii.sbaiid had.lie.l intestate.] ' scantling in'tbi'-field have ^ scvl ”
rrescnbine: tiic manner in which sta%e,s, and arc HOW .vi
hcaUir^^ and .Ui^les «hall .icr.aitcv be i;i.'.c--t. _ WaUrn C':rv!ruav.
... ’ lo.ided gun. Instead of
Repealing the act of lb2i>;, ajipoinlinn-1Indian attempted to run,
coniinissiotit*rs lo hiiil/'I ;i
they both utiforiutiately Hrtd, and
wounded him in two places, from which
he shorily after expiretl. His friends,
the Iinliaiiq^ who !'.?.ve no idea of the tar
dy operations of our ct>urts; among'
whn:,i conviction, sentence and execu-
tioi) tullow ill rapid succession, and ofien
in the siinie hour that the offence is com-
niiitcd, deuiatul satisfaction for the out
rage, threatening to wreak their ven
geance il the olVendei-3 are not given up,
on the first person they get in theirpow*
Cl- I; 15 sai'4 'he oftVnlers have fled.
l^ildcun TfJq;rnj)/c,
conimissirmers lo build a new court
house in Surry county. *
Incorporaing the North Carolina In-
ststur :o:i lor the insti ui lion of deaf anti
dumb.
Asa conseciuence of the ncusual warm
weather lor“the season, we have observed
in the htiiongh of Salisbury, as well as in
’he