.neve has been had to the advantages
•suiting' from educaiion and ihe pro-
l.'io.ion of domeuic industry.
Kicire and V ann» ihe Cherokee in-
•prmtdiers, having been proscribed from
Council, no difficuliy occurred ii'
locuiing ihe ratificaiion of the Treaty.
M hr Liulf Prince made a lonR talk, in
liich he expressed il»e fullest r.onfidrnce
^ the benfvoleni initMuions of the Gov-
^ and in the imt ^?rity and kind
L'lin^rs of the A^'el\t. lie expressed a
eo.xl deai of rei,nTt, that his nation had
L, n so lont; imposed upon by those mis-
.lutf makers, Kil^e and Vann, and had
li^tdied lo their cunriin^ and interestfd
ta'ik. iiisiead of that of their real friends.
The renc};«tdcs above naircd have l)c-
ronie i^reaiiy cxa^p^•tated, and are en-
dravorin}? up an excitement in
jl^,. upper towns ai^ tinsi Liiih* P’ ince am!
Kis adhert-nts. Should they sncceod, an
i'litfnime war will ensue. ()j)othleyeho!a,
M, iiovvay, and one or two other broUiMi
cii'ufs had joifiod them, i)Ut it isthou^-hi
tliiV 'vi!l iioi sucCicd in organl^Uil; a ve-
• v l'ormidal)lc party.
'The ahovt* ndormuiion wc received
from a (>tMitleman w ho atirndt'd the Coun
cil and' w ho subs, quently passed throufjh
this place ; it may be relied oa as sub-
siantially correct.
Fronj the Baltimore A’ncrican.
IT S. Ship Delaware.—Titis splendid
ship‘d’liie line, since hrr arrival in An-
napolis Roads, has been v isned by a lar^^'
riimber oflhe citizens ol Baltimore, allot
uhom concur in their opinions a^ to thr
neifoction of her ou fus, arrangements
and accommodations, and m the uarmesi
expression of grateful teeling lor the
trrn.l-matdv atid veiy kind atteni.ons
U,snlavMl l)V the oflkers attached to her.
^ he Secr«'tavy ofthe Navy, who passed
ihrouL^h this city ai the commencement
a the week, on a visit to the shi]), retch-
c,1 Amiap'dison ’1 ucsday, and spent tht
(' •v with Cloveinor Kent. On W ednes-
dav morning, the Sec.etnr/, accompani-
CU ARLOLTB:
TUESDAY, FEHHUAUY 5, 1828.
IIo7i. Mr. Dfsha.—A correspomlent of the
New-York Spectator, speaking of the Jacksuu
ilinntr at Washington City on the 8th, (some
acc ount of which was given in our last,) says—
“ riie very ^rntleman-Ukcy and rlassknl toasts
of Mr. Desha and Mr. Eaton have, probably,
been noticcd by you. There is not an honor
able man in the world who wouhl ntit ratlu-r
be the aithjrd than the author of either of them.
\Jr. Desha’s toast, (I will not soil your
by a recital of it,) is likely to produce some un-
j>lo (sa.it conscq\iences. Mr, Hrent determined
to tiike no notice of Mr. Deslia, btit having
heard that bis colleague, Mr. Livingston, res-
pon.U dto tlie toast, and thanked the gentle
man for his favorable regards, he took occa
sion, on the following evening, puhlicly to in-
suit Mr. I/ivin^ston. Mr. Livingston lias since
declared that he did not hear the toast, that
some niifi near him said, “you arc toasted Mr.
I,.*’ wIk'II he of course, rose to express his
thunks. This explanation is, I have no doubt,
religiously true. 1 would not, for the honor of
lium in nature, believe that a man so venerable
for his age, experience and learning as Mr. Li
vingston, could lind it in his heart to respond
to the sentiments of that toast; directed as
they were against a pure and high mindetl man,
with whom Mr. Livingston, lownto that very
hour, stood on terms of familiar friend.>^hip.
No ; such morals are not in the Livin^bton
code.”
We ."isk the attention of ourreaders to the coin-
muniratioH of “ A Citizen,” in diis week’s pa
per. Had siirh a r 'solution, as that introduced
courts are gfoverned by certain rules ; the com-
nlttee, on the contrary, would have no rule
>ut their own discretion. That was their only
li’nit.
Hut the opposition having a majority in the
House, the resolution was adopted, and already
lare gentlemen been summoned from different
parts of the Union, to appear before a commit
tee of Congress and answer on oath, to wlia*-
i ver inquiries, “ pertinent or impertinent,” the
committee, or uny one of its members, may
choose to put to them, toucliing their ])rivate
business. If (ien, Jackson’s friends nmo as
sume and cxerrise such arl)itrary and illegal
powers; what limits w ill they set to themselves,
should they succeed iu electing their favorite,
w ho is known not to have been over scrupu
lous in exercising doxibtfid powers, and in dis
regarding j)ositive laws, when he deemed it
ttxpedient or necessary ? 'i'hc question, how
ever it may be answered, Is one of serious im
port.
Signs.—The following is an extract of a
letter from an intelligent and experienced
politician in the West of I’onnsylvania, to
a Member of Congress.
“I have sustained tlie several clocfions
of Jt'J/'ersoii, Mu(ii.son and Alonror. My
attcinion haii been drawn to the poliiical
events of this Slate during the last tijirty
years. During that period 1 have bt^^en
disjpDoinied on one occasion otdy in th**
' result of th‘j vole of this State: and 1
n(nv give it as my d'diberate opinijn, al
ter a carel’ul observance of ihe various
“ signs of the times” that have been dis
closed, that the vote of Pennsylvania will
go for J. Q. Adams.”
by the coinmilt.-e on Manufactures, l)een ofi'er-
ed by the trie mis uf the Adn.inis,ration, and
supported by them, every oppnsitioi» press in
ci! b\ the Ciovei nor and o'.her gentleiufti, j the country woidd have sonndtd the alarm;
reviewed the ’‘''-'^ti^ued at Folt! now,.they are as sil. ut as tlu grave. 'I his
Severn ; and afu'r the review, '.he parl\ | .,i.j,.„^,,.g attempt to grasp a power, which ought
— wliich had i)een now ini.icased by thi | i,^. (..onhded to any set of nie»,-much less
csiMice of a nuniher *>f the Memi)ers ol
P'
For the purpose of promoting unity of
action, in the support »f the Electoral
Ticket, formed by the friends of the Ad-
minis’ration in this State, we would sng
gest the propriety of adopting the follow
ing course
1. Let th.e friench to the cattse, in oach
of tiie C^iutiiicsof our State, fwho have
not alieady done so) hold m»-elings ciui
(-om mi lice,
I to those who compose the present majority in a|)poin. a corrt-spondilig
Iht Legislature-eml)arked on board ^h'-^ « iih a Chairman. Let the Cor- ospnn-
v.camboai Unued States, a.-d were re-: hv those who have ofun ding Commitice, appoui-ed by the Con-
r i\evl on boiird 111.' D. hMsare with >ards I , , \ ii hv-inticioa
;;:‘uned, anat.onalsJnte,andevery de- ; shown the.r d. votu.Mo thebj
jiioiistralitjn 'l' It, Ai>f>iit two o -1 ting danger - Vv.i t ic ouinai.* am i lo^ | ('i,^i,i-p.an t-!'i ucii .■ominlttfo coi re'po.jd
rlork, (iuv. K'"»t an I the Memlu fs of the j harndcss acts of the government: j or ofiener, with the Cen-
Jit'O'ivlatnre relnrnt d to /Vntiap'dis, i.nd ....
the s’(:am>'»o:-t again ai.'prouctie',1 me De j t|,i^frce country, i1k s not alarm these
anci MNcived I'U bv'ard ;,^.|,tine!s—they are now “ dumb dogs that ean-
I hwecping iisurpati(»n, whiihhas "O ; j ,..j| ('Q.mni. tee «)i! >^’uCh r*iatt>’Vi
late to ihe \ ie\i s dl’ ct;r parly atirl
law are,
reta-. v ol ilic
and I'.e Miiii'> is nl
not liai'k.’
we trust, will note
The peon!
CongM SS accon.pu..Ving_ hint, an ! also ,
n nuniber oi'the ofiiters ot ii»e sitip, ho | •*
Lrlook..f a veT V limulsom,- .•iiln uii.nirt.l Tl.c rcM.luti,,,,, a, in-opi.scil by tlie commit.
Piven by ai)ar y''f ^t-ntlemen ofliallimore. 1 u-e, was lrul> alarmmg ; it was calhng for a
Mr.Southard and the Members of Con-1 power whuh Congress could not confer, with-
press,' left ibis city yesterday njorning for ^iohuing the constitution, and trampling on
tiie dearest rights and privileges of Ireemen.
The government of this country doe.s not pos
sess the power, and as long as we claim to be
Washington.
li IS stated in the Annapolis Carro-
litonian, that the Rev. Dr. Baker per
formed divine seruce on boaid the De
law aie, on Sunday last, and having, in
ihe course of his ‘ iscourse, ititimated the , , , i
pecu“l^^ry eml.»ra..nu-.,. olMu. church ,« ...U. " »-> »
which he was attached a stibstripiion was ami compeilmg t.um to drsdost in
afterwards opened, ai'.d in half an hour,
teven hundred dollars were sui*scribi d and
paid to hint—a proceeding trnly charac
teristic of the proverb, that the brave are
always generous.
re
tl'.e
was taken on the Presidential question
which resulted, uS slated, 653 for Jaeksony
54 for .\dams, or near these numbers;
not having your paper before mr, 1 do
not prelend to he correct to exactness.
If not inconsistent with your ruh s, I
should like to know who furnished you
with this statement. N(» such thing as
there spoken of has taken place in Surry ;
nor has there been a Beuiew since 1825,
Xo election has tak*>n place at any of I'.u
egimental or petty musters in Surry in
12 inonlhs. You would do well to con
tradict the report. If all your “signs ol
hetirues,” rest on the same foundation,
(iod help yourcause—for the Peoide will
not. This article is calculated to mislead
the public as to the siaie ol parlies in
thiscounty and district. 1 will not sa\
positively that Adams has a majority in
the Coxnft/^hul this i will say, (and next
Nuveml)ei' will attest the truth of vvhai 1
say) that this part of t!n* Ctjunty is hv
an ovcru'htlmin!' inttjnriiy itt favor of
ihe Administration, and I believe the
county, if h'ft to themselves, will gi\c a
clear majority ihe same way,”
North lAiroUna.—.\ law was passe^! at
the late Ses.sioti ol the Legislature ol
North Carulinu, making cinlui'vuis of
l)Otuls and notes !i;d)!e as sci'iiriiy, in ihe
sa\r.P manni'r as il’ihey v. ere di’awers (d'
notes, (;r acceptors of !)i!l.s ol I'xchange ;
and does aw'ay the necessii\ ol a noiice
to ihe endorser, in case of non-paymtni
by the jji incipal.
This law may be very acceptal)le to
creditors residing cu? of that Stale, but
we apprehend it cannot ])rove d’ muc h
benefit to her own citizens. A principle
sanctioned by the commercial law of all
civilized countries, and sustained by
custom in every mercantile communily,
should, to say the least, be cauii^usly
touched by any Legislature. The expe
rience of centuries, in the most com
mercial nation on earth, has lesiified to
ihe )usti:e and necesbiiy of the pi-iticiple ;
and ihcmosi profound judges of Kngland,
have at all limes sustained ii. With so
mufli in its favor, it becomes exiremely
quesiiona!)le whether any innovation
would prove abenclit.
('has. Courier.
In this county, on the 29th u’t. Tno'i
Gkkrb, Esq, in tiie 84th year of bisage, abigb.
ly rcspedaMe and most >ahiat)le citi/i-n.
On the 3*' h, of consumption, Xmxr.s If.
Cc*hma\, Esq. lute editor of the l^eop'e’s Ad
vocate, The di eeasod was highly isteen.eJ.
by hiS friends and ac(|uaintances. Fie was, w't
believe, a native of V ermont.
VuAi‘v\v.krvft.
^HE Comtriss'niiers of (charlotte will 1-t oi’».
to the lowest bidder, at pnbli auction, on
tlie 16lh iTistint, at the Cou^t-Mouse door, the
two principal* t'treets ol (Charlotte, to be out
in such ordf r by tlic uiuierfak r as v\ii; i)»-
made known on that day. Tbos^' w t .
con*v:>,-,f, will be nui h inorf* fully at qualiitt-d
with the plan and the conrlilion^, hy applying,'
t« s>)rrie o >0 of’tlie (■>:i,mi>-sioners,
H\ order of tin I’.oiird,
Koirr. I. *s'(c/'y
Charliitte, I’ehni.uy 'J, Ib.'w. -A,’trt).
I'lMist f-:i!v*.
I ... I 11 ^ if*
\and,'r .1. orki , tc.r
'k
ing crrtai'i d l>1s tiicrein nn'iitloiieil, I w ili s..>H
:tt I’ohlic Vfudiii , on J’l’id.tv, Mu' J'Jth i':i\ wv
l''e!)rti:.iy lu \l, oii th- premises, that v.dii.iMo
Traet of [.and, kiiown by ti.e name » f iIk I.e.
|>( r lM:ir', on 'he big and iitlle ('.ii iv. f>.;,
aliont ihvef miles alio\e '.l:isoa i rrrry, jo-.nin;.';
the l.iiiils 1)1' |)r. M( Le.'iii and otlurs. I'b s
tract eoiitaiiis, a'eordii ;;'to .i. i.ite survey,
find is W( II un-iv n ts) ^e • ;u d ir ■ MMlity to r.:iy
in tlie Uj)p> r p.u't of Soulli-i uro ii. i; :ila.;^c
portion beinir li! ■•I r;.te low ground.
I*. I'sons V ishiiig to pnrehasr, w ill (!(* w 111 If*
lo.se no lime in e\a'tiiiii'ig i!, as .i s.ih v. ill po;.i-
lively take place, ;it 1..’ o’elock ol tliit la_\.
'I'erins of sale will be, oin* thini e.i^b . one
third at one vear’s i re'iil ; and the rcmainin:;
Ihinl two \ ears’ f relil.
TIIKdlMMLL'S FALi.S, Truda.
.Ian. 22, 1SJ8.—4tri.
S \ LK,
Mm. J..1SE U jiLEXJlNf)Ki% ikurous.
to remove from Mevklonhtir;';
I- offer for sale, on TUKSD \V. thr-
T ▼ 19th day of February, all lu r sto' \ of
Horses, Cow-’,, Hogs and Sbet p ; also. Corn,
Fodder and llav, I'aroiing I'lensii;,; Ijoo e-
hohl and Kitebeii I nrniture ; an ' xci llent*
Uoud Waggon ; n (;-ood Cotton (/in and S' re\. t
a lirst-rale .Spinning Macbinr ; twi» (lig-i, ‘iiij
^ many (;t!ier vahia'di' articles. Terms mado
I mariiaf(“ no- known on the da\ ol sale.
A.' F. ALEXANDER,
for
.lAXE II. ALFA'\.\DEI?.
Charlotte, Fe'). 5,
su( I'l.'ss ol oilr '1 n Lt
2. Lei 11 l,;e i!;e do’.y of eacli County
('omniittre, to raise by svdjsv ript icHi
small sum. I'ur the j)nr;;ose 1 I'n 11 ay io;.;
the exju-nsv's incident u» llu- pnldica'ion
of such dueumeTiis art.I p:'.ir. pld^ is, as ma\
apjiear ra!. u’atod t.) eid’gluen th^; peo
ple previui;-. '.o the election.
fi. Lei county c;mo!illecs corres
pond with eacIi otlu'i, lor the i.urjj'vit- o!
iDalurtni; siu'h measures as will have the
it will iH.t l,„ pcimitt,-,! to .x, idsc ! . nVrl ol'111 ii.;.;i«K to tin- polls, all tl.r qu.-
' Idied voters in tiieir respectiv** countle.s,
it, of prying into llte piivute afhiirs ot iiu'ivid-
and [japers,
)se the sc-
crcts of their trade ; yv 1 a committee ot Con
gress, composed of amajovitv ot opi)o-'itionlsts,
askedt') be clothed with this desjiotie ovver. a
power which the Fnghsli Farliaiiu nt, uiuon- •
CHKRAW, Jan. 18.—The meeting of the
Iriends of the pres«*nt administration,
which was held on Monday last, was one
of the most numerous and respectable
kind that has ever ass«‘mbled in tins dis
trict. It was a congregation ot most cd
the wealth, talents and inielligence ..f
Cheraw and its neighbourhoiKl. I he
exact number who attended was probablv
eighty as seventy-five were actually count
ed at a time wIhmi several had lelt.th
room. Of this number three were Jack
soiiians, and who, as might have been ex
pected, ojiposed everv measure that was
proposed for consideration, 1 he meet
ing was conducted aiul its business man
aged ill the most orderly and exmeplary
manner.
Neu}-0r/fu7is, Dec. ."I.—Jos. IJernard,a
creole of New-Orleaiis, has been tdected
to the legisUiure of this state,^ in the
place of Mr. IJarrow, of West Ft liciaiia.
by a majority of 2 t votes over W. Flow
er, Estp a cn ole of that parish. I’hoy
tried their sirtnglh on the I’resideniiai
question, and .Mr. Bernard, the admin
istration candidate, was successlul.
Messrs Carey, Lea and Carey have re
ceived a Map of the U. S. published in
London in IK26, which exhibits a curious
specimen of the accuracy of the F.nglish
in iheii notions ol American Cieogiaphy.
A list of the States is giveti in the sheet :
the old thirteen are specilied—but thei
we have the following :—
Allied State—Vermont.
Subject Stales—Maine, Indiana, Ken
tucky, Frdulxli/iui., 'J'cnucssccf
Terri n>ry.
Province—I.onisiana.
Spanish Dominion—I lorida.
Indiana occupies part ol
V'irginia ; and Fninklinia one hall ol ien-
iiessee. I.oiiisiana is limited by the
Moi kv Mountain--, and all west toe.cot
iS incU:de^!-^^;•l;t:i the British posso^
F>'.ilonal Gazt’.i.'i,
Western
trolled as it i.s, durst not eviTCise, and die most
who are fricnclly to the Adniinistraiion.
Ixiniatcr.
F-Mract of a litter from a mend)er of tlie Ken-
tucUv l.i gislature, to his fri» iii! in Wasiiing-
ton City, dated Frankfort, (Ken.) January
W e gained a tri'.imph over th(
‘‘T’ney marry and are given in marriage,”
In lool'.ing o\er our !;u(lg« is of news
papers, some hundi'eds
lires eome umU r our eye, evidencing
that the fabled blind i)oy is not less busy
wiour rei^ions ihaii he was in the okl
av.'.ediiuvian rlimef:. What a world of, —
pleasant ihou).':hts ihese noiicc s bring to i ^I'O ('ON ( ' N I),
riiiod—‘jweel siiniiy days oi hope, atul'lT \Vl\c; resigiu'd tlw tx'lir,'- (,C l). pnty*
evening rourislups, and love dit,iies and II sheriff, I refpust tlioM i. id
a.id stolen kisses, and lie whole my receipts lor r.,llertion, to eall, su-m as is
ti.;in .d-bright allt.ulanis on the yoong ,,.i.
dieaming flays of !)ui bali'-enjoyi d alV c-j
lion, wiiii ihe little »!iudes of jeai'.uiy ^
and di'-appoinlioi'iit which comeio mel-; I) ISSC )l .r'l’h )\,
rilOS. A. NO!;\tKNT,
.1,
1 J.\( l;son party, lasl S.iiurday, in the lower
prominent Jackson men were n\1.i\ovot grant j where, ihe lleroiles claim to be
ing it. It has been justly retnarkeo, tiiui “ the j j.(jnal to us in numbers. You
nien are yet to be made, unless the nidknnium, ^ il has he n customary for many
orstate uipKrfectiun, is nearly reached, to whom , years p isl, for the Legislature to refjuesi
this power laay be safl ly confided.”
The resolution, as nmauvd by Mr, Oakley,
and adoptetl hy a mjjor.ty cf the lloe.sr of Ke-
presentatives, IS luij: .laln lcd, aiitl may justly
excite alarm. It aiit.!iori^es the ConiUiittee to
send for pi rsons and examine then) on oath;
but does not permit th ni to send for j,„jnrs.
This, however, is a power whi« ii ongre-^s li.e,
never before exercised ; :.;ul tlie netsi ijm nces
which m y result from it, .is a if tin
country do not uniteilly and .sv>l mn') protest
against and condemn it, m ly v eil be ihcatleil.
One of the op;)(»sition nieml)ers. .Mr. ()alhy,
contended that this extraurilinary povver claim
ed bv the majority, 1. e. by the laekson mem-
b( rs, “ was t) he found in tiie annniun I'nr nj
Parliunicntto this il was replied, Ij\ tin
friends of the Administration, that the law ol
I’arliitmcuf, and tlie law of Coness, are essen
tiully ddVereiit. r!ie (me is under a written
con^timiion, the other is not; but even in Kn
gland, inilividiials examined on the corn laws,
und other important questions, went voluntari
ly, and no coercion was used. To f’ongress,
how( ver, the power was or.ly given in two ca
scv,---oi’im])eachment and contested elie'.ions ;
an.l from the adoption of the constilntion until
this time, during all ihe dWiei ent snhierts dis-
cu';sed in Congress, hiring all t!ie forriK r ani
in:ited and warm discussie,r.s >n ♦!.•• tari'i (jues-
tiiMi, it had never been sougld tj cor.ia' this
new, anil extraonlinary, and dai-;-erons power
on ?.ny committee of the House, e\ce],t on sub
jects connecteil with (he ditritarge ;i itsjudi-
ci«il fiinctions ■, and no such coinmittee h id ever
bef'.'re asked to iiave tliis power conferred.
,\nd if tiiij pewtr ere no'.v grardefl, it niust
be exercised in tlie suiiie manner as in it.s I'wr
fuln^r ijv .'.'Hf,Vess, by ctn.rcim, either
Ijy si.”['(.--na or w.cv.x'.-.'.. In its h gal use, Iver
sons refusiT!^' to
low iht' scene and Iiaslen th* rijjening
harvest. Toen tlie irenilding jiromise,
the eaiiiious conrealmenl, and Ju* carelul
and gri'dua! diiscioMiri', ll.e scores ol in-
vilalioiis, ihe stnul.ing table, loaded with
lurkies, ducks, and pound cake, the
lound-faced parson, and ilie half IjIusIi
ing, lialf-Muiling hiifle :
“ VMio thinks herself very well ofi'.
To be woo’d and murriei! and a’.”
jJr^us.
HOYVL N'AVY OF .HF,\T UinT.MN.
A correct stati jir nt or abstract of the N;.\
of Cireat llritain ; tiie num!>er nt I’a !;ets an
l^evt nue ^■es^lt s employed by liovi rninent
;,1m> t!ii' imnili' r of 1.ig aiiil oiln r ottieer
lajiiip'eMe to tiie 1st ol (Jctolier, 1MJ7.
T!!F, cojjartnif.-.I'ip In rt-l -i-ir.
iworn I !!'' \J \S 'I'UO l rr,;; ;
■\isting b(>-
;'as ilis-
soivi d on till- i.'ith uistnnl, !>\ mnii: n e(i.i.-;i nt.
1*1 iMins indel'tt ■! t> ns u ill all vnd set-
t|' t'n lr vrsp cti\Ms, WitliO'i' dela\, an
v. f ^' J.'.h to I lose till I ('lie. rn as luon us
pov,.' 1 ■■
( Iiarlotte, .1 in. \’Jd, ('i,".
W'lK/i ri-:!? v'v in N'riN(; rLV,
Wdlch A!iiL‘ry.i uiul Jr.rclfn\>s^
e (i'^.vernoi' U» cause a salute lo be fired
w. ihisdiy, (^Uh Jaiiuar\} in lioiiorol'ihe
C’hiefi.iin. :\ lesiduliun to that t .led
w^s (di’ered. and, afiee si.me (It hate, laid
n I .e table, by a vole of £»,) lo (io
i,.e:vii i 1 s el)seni,there lo rt 'jO'iC at Itoa/
ford fjcnr. The manwoi shi[)pei s weie
• xi'ssivlv ( bai'i ined aii(| itioi liried, ”
•• Ih'atiy’s resu’ii.i /IIS ^:n favor of do*
iiMstii iiianni'ariures aiitl internal uo
prov emen's ) >,aM no! I.'een lio’diy acU il
>n. Mr. Iircvli'inrili;e has otVert rl addi-
iional ones, leinpi iMt«'ly, yet linnly den\-
rig Ihe infamous ( harge;> as to ihe lal,e
fsidential e!e lion ; and expressive d'
entire coiilidence la i le .\i.iui!iiislralion.”
•* Brij'Utiiii^ "— The fjeorgia Jour-
nds V'-: **aii‘ )"g ot i;i r !'un:s meni ioMffl
!)y the letter vvi ters at W .isliinic'on C.ils,
IS the runu)ur llial if Jackson '.oild in-
P ''sideni, liisc dnni't '-ui be,
De N\’itt Clinton, secretary ot stao-.
L ii'gdon ( ill ves, st criiaiy ol the Ui-asury,
Col. i.*r:i\toii, se.Telary it W ar.
\\ lo Uill l>e pl tit I at llie head of the
tiav y departinent is not slated.
Rrxorder,
Shiiis hndiliti.g and
lit tiir ser^ It from
102 lo lJU gun.i,
5aii)s of 8o guns,
———H4 to 7-i
(-.6
5H
; t.) 28
f)
i.s
24
2
80
1
1
1
21
0
73
1
I'J
1
1
22
6
12
be c'^n !
From t’.ic Fayetteville Observer.
The Mublication of the following Idler
is due to its respected author, and to tin
cause of truth. In cumplianct' with tli(
n cpjesl to he inlormed whence we dei iv-
cd the statement ronlradicud by ;ur
corresjjondeiit, we inl'oriti hin> I’ at it was
copied IVoni the Ihchiurmd /•,'///'/■/C/•, 1 )ec
I.S, where it app«aixd as 'a Oj/ftniufiiru-
liu/t.
TO TiiK r.iij roil.
JL'!Kij)!onri/!L, A'. (J. Jan. 1 •!-, 1828.
Dkvii Siu: I’ernut nu: to call vour alten-
lion lo an article he,idcd ‘‘Signs of the
’i'imes,” in your paper' of 2')lh or 27ili
: swcr tiie sini.r.ons, weuMjull., v*heri' yiju Tematk, that at a Ijtt
fo- coiiUnipt; but i!'. th-t c,;ic, I Kevicw'cf Uic Surry Rcjriments, a vote
1 (J
8 to G
!5»>mhs
Cu'ters
Vi.ei.ls
I i/.uettos
*,(;io id ships
Keei ivli)g do.
I*i,v. I' rdo. 2
I’uliei- ilo. 1
!,i'iit to r.ast India
i^iiKpany 1
:,t i.t to’the Marine
‘ i-ii ly 1
rio .ling ( '.apcis
Sli. . r I'lulkr,
(i'l.iraiit.in.' service •>
IhM .> * 111.* \\ . I liuiU
l)(iek tjiiipaiiy I
I'ulice lK.jn;t 1
I
L5
r )
'.V
I'J
10
'J
16
21
Hal l>:»r scrv 1. (-
Ilij'.pil.J siii|) 1
llidk in the llast l.i
di« J 2
Lent to the S’ociely
for .iestitnleSi amenl
V letnalliiig iiLpots .]
'I l(jO[) shll)s 2
llospit il and .Store
ship at J iin.ilea 1
S' liooiu-1's, Tt-nders,
sni di ci.e': H
Stiitioti
Sl.i(/ps ol War hill ti
np a-> p:ieket'* 20
Hired \'i Is in lln
Faclcil servi' ' l‘.>
Hiim'itui Siuiiun.
H ii I il V e^-ic IS 1/
Uic'.iii" Vt^iSrlf.
KiiKland o!'
Srntl.ilnl X
)i' I Old 7
/•Y(/g U of Ilf r OJfi-
ni .V,
Admirals
\'i( I- Admirals (uS
10 ar Aii.ii.:..!-.
Sopi r ti.nualed K
Adni’ls.
Siip.jrannuatcil uid
rt tired I 'apluin.'^ 20
I’dsI ( ai)t.iins .'ii/lV
('iiiiim.iii'ii rs Hl.'l
I .n il's, .siipfraniiiiul.
u illi rank ( I (tiin-
iiian.lf r 0.5
I .it .it-.. I’oor Kiiij;li's
ol 11.11 ^o^
1 .:ent Hants
.Mask rs
Sni gi ons
I'ur-iera
t riiii?!A*
« ' 1 l.f I'Ihl' r,- (r 1.
noi 11)
brain lie-,
ha\- a hai 'is-.'.-t..
I*!it('iit l.i-Ti T'., an.! good pi i
tli.-nK n’-. ;in 1 l,:. ti''''
Keys; i’l .rl, l'r::..uii ' -'iiti i’.sl.- }■ .ir
Un asi. I'lns and I'liijri i‘ ol han .
patterns; Silv • IM'- ;m I I i ;i Sj)-on.-, .*
varions (.ilH-r ar'i'O. s i:i tln-ir line*, wiii!
will Bell l.» idr Cask. ,\o c •.(•.'lions w , ‘ i
.spared, on tiielr p.o-t, to ;;lve comp’ete '•al.-i..
ti(n to t!io>e viiio ni .y i.ivijr tlu in Uitli t!..
patr'jiiag' .
Charhjttc, .laii. /'J, ISiJH.—G»i.
liMiid lor
On TJ'ESl).!]', lie dmi of y,
ILL I'e sold, tl the (;(.ni t-House ni Cli.ir-
lotle, one ii'iMiIr. .1 and fifty n r>. •, more
(jr h Si, lying (m tin- wati-rs of twi !\e inlle
creek, joining l!ie larnls ol U()!icrt !l.>'..ir\
\ndr'w Diiiin, s ii. and William Mul, /.n. I-
tl.e ]>ropi rly oi' Samuel Lov\ rie, lii e> .e > tl .u, I
.■•o!l a-, dlrccti il by hi i will, Twc I . l- n.iifil!.>
cri.dit will bo given, hv
■thF. F.XF.cr rn!;^.
Ch iilotte, Jan. 21, 15i2M-2 68.
Norir’K.
^ ri A V 111> fiom the •
.it.'Jl
5 l-()
(OB
A l.ii-ge (J'iss Munuractoi y has been
erei ;e(j m li.Ji linivt*>n, \ i.— I'iie m.d*-
rials Ilf whi( h glass is eoriipo«td aii
louiid in ahundaiici. in 'h.ii vii^iiuiy.
'I'he I’atik of ihe L tiiled Sta’es h
dei !.*rt U .1 dividend of ihree per cent, oi
!tu'(. ajti'.d SiOi- k lor the lafcl s..\ r.iv'iitlis,
paya' ie onor uf’.cr t!\c 17ih iti^t. _
’i.-'^.cr )er,
fO.N'V, riae.lii-il ,iml i! ; i ,1. ,\i-
so, il bay I'll ' V witii >. :r., aliM.
eij-litVTn months old ; the till; is !ar-n-',r i,, :
a^;. , and Hu- p(Miv m i;, snuil, A hh- il ;.rii
will I).- K'-ivi II for da m d lit IXi r.' d, o', li.f. ’•n '
lion V. h'.re lilt y m.iv he t.iki n np.
si KPiii.N’ I. I-
S ilislmry. Jan, IHth, I . 1--
ronmiidi'i) Id tin
\leek!eii.'iiri;- e .iiUy. or. 'i
:i iitv.'1'o w (»n.,in, \.ho ■
k > 'iniii'l l;' '"ji , >1 rit a
s!u IS voiing ant.i v."\ 1)1.
no p:i:iieidar n!;r'k.-i ::v
1,1.1 !>e otliei \v i>c di sei'tbi.l. I'u
Cl.in loi'uar.l, pro>c property, p;.;.
take her uw ay • .M 111 N S.
• t' \/i€r of McckL 'I'm
•'(. r \
' '•.^es .
\N,
Dci’ii.s, foi' at tills -