us
i.r.Kcnh'ur. r.iyofX. cvmuwi.
As the djy of eterflon li ner h m !, the
fUowint ahitractof ! prinrip! pfotl J
lion or the Jw providing f.ir Ihe elf ri on
of Elr dor to vote' for Present end VI
President of the U. S. will he useful. TbU
Vutt U divided info fifteen dl.trlrts for the
pbrpose of ehoo-lng elector! for President
and Vlco President.
iThe persons ulifiel to trite I r env
We of h House of Common of hi
fette ahsll meet on the Srtond jTur7iy
of .Yotrwiff r very four vears, t
plsre of voting for Members of the Cen
tral Assembly, and there give their votes
i.. k.Hai fa fifteen Mettori to tote ir
President ind Yire rresideni.
The poll shall H held In the tame
Winner, by fhe earn) officers," ind onter
ine lime mrn( n unntr
'Ml ill inT MlMl itllMIt B1
rglrMntrespthtlonteith eleef
lions for Mr mbert of Atemblv.
The Shrriff, or other officers, who
: 'shall hive hH the THt "M1 f,,e
certlflcitf stating In mrefy end not to
jurei,uiejiniPru3iT5X.RiiL'JLiL
-vMch errtiBfte thill be dellrr re d to tb
tn .i-t. J...
.jr4uteulhii.nJKLJL,m.Ki:ili2aiW
aarh'esndidaie for Elector ? ropy-oTf,.,
. uovrrnoT w'i ni'" ' ",.; . t M
U.W .. under the penelte oi two nun-
dret o mod.
The folhwinic ii the form of the eertifi
iiet I Sheri7f county, (or de
pat? thcifT, or other officer duly eutoori
tod. the cite mf be,) do hereby cer
tify tbil in election wei held on the day (or
Qtyt, it the cite miy br) end it the
place (or pltcei it the cue may be) fixed
"by lew within the ld county for thii pur ,
ote, end that the number of votei here
n ipeclfied oppovite the namea or the ev
eral perioni following, wa Riven iy voter
qaaliBed to vote for this purpote, for uch
pervine ea Elector for the State of K C.
of. Prr aldent end Vke President of the
.JUnited Sute, namely l For A. B. 'here
state the number or vote given fr A. B.)
Jtot C. D. (here ittte the number of vote
tiven lor v.) ana io on uaiu uic ui oi
1rurh trereone -to voted - tbrr-end of -the
dumber of votet shall be complete. Oir-
tn. under mr lor pur), hand (or hand
the caae may be,) thit dy of in
The yeroiour L.ora einieen nunarca
nd
The fifteen pertont who shall be choien
TfJeciort shall aurmble in the city
r( Rlaiirh An the firH WeJneulav of
Ic ember, and then and there give
their votes for President and Vice Presi
dent. Electors failing to attend, and vote as
foresaid, (eicepting in coasequeoce of
iicknes or other unavoidable accident,)
to forleit 800 pounds.
Any Sheriff, or other person dulv au
tboriveH for that purpose, refusing to take
. . ... .
th noil, iraniminmii a iifi return ui :ne
ekction, makintr anv alteration in the poll
books, kc. shall forfeit 100 pounds.
"In tae aiir fitectflr shnutt,"ny side
ties or 4i)v other cause, not attend, the
Other Electors 'hen present shall appoint
tome other person or persons to supply
" jach vacancy or vacancies.
. . A correspondent of the Philadelphia Gatette
IJnder date of 26tl Sept. lays:
Messrs. Editors : I think the adminis
"frition men will now eease to charge the j
'.a.. ... I
Jackson party jrun me cut tnroat sys
tem when it ia.a fact which can be pro
ven, that the son of the lion. II. Clay
- - t w a 1 w
JJIU failiv usf iwwr rawn iniwviy wnu wut
W kaklVhM faLAW4 .kA..U La
- President - of - United 'StateV'-heTwouid
- . j . i j i t
: e mil iv iiiai ivtuio vivniuti tiriviuiu uc
Dinw tnr aamrteo oi rassai a orama oul
lilmaeir. and that h flt warm and snnkn
- ------ - i
warm and twore warm and would fight
warm, and he would be damned if he did
not whip some' eight or ten of those dam
ned Editors. These are facts which can
be proved. Tours,
AvraeiKi&a.
The U. S. 'frigate ' Hudson, Capt.
Creighton, bound to Brazil, and the
Vtoop of war Erie, Capt. Turner,
lor the v est India station, went to
Sea from New York, on the 27th ult.
vith a fine N. V. wind.
In the last contest, Gen. Jackson ob
tained a majority of white people's votes,
including those of free negroes and mu
lattoes, who, in New England, are quali
fied voter; and strange to tell, in a re
public, where popular will is the source
of. ill power, Mr. Adams was made Presi:
:denti"by Cdngrf
your votes, of 47 ,649.
It we surrender our rights, and tamely
j i .. .is .a rtT At e l
tMTWea . e ewe- etlawl lees tki av-ikfliimart -
vill be a surrender of the very principles
afsf AltpCtiDArnrvtal.nl . W Kt.n..i hjavjtaitijvsaw
uviiiii v if w viwiiwii va mwiii9 i i
-"wiia"rvwf ivvsst sr v juiiviiid
power of the people' the original source
of all power, shall have been yielded into
the hands of the aristocrats, then farewell
to liberity. - ; '
uo aunaay. evening, tne iiytnjuitva
Ipao. "by Ibo name, of David llicks aged
A f-V a .a a
ixw--ATMino auufeg ' imfrmncraucc, I
In the morning he was found dead on the
'f.,nr having fallen from the mow, dathtd
tn hi tkull ! The. coroner's jury who in
revigated the case returned a verdict of
tdeotal deatuj.
tin: rai Lis nomination.
Anclrcxv Jabltson
(IMIH t .
- M inor end gratitude ti in msn, whobn
ftll.4 tit measure of his country r' "
Hit reenllect'tti of the Subtle relation U
i 1,1 C-nml Jack, while Pret'u
dent, end the proof given W nun, ' "'K'1
......... . - . . - . . , . .
eninution in winch he m ncii or m-, .
Je MteiKie. ,
. .... j.i.u. f r....t Lrtiim. en.t llifl
rtrnnp'e;: I
riV. WrTwhile IWIent, fnrbUe my t.kinjr
iny pert In the ewuin preei lentUI rleeHon
"t Jl" '. ',. ' , UL.. , L. i.... u..u.
UW him t.i thir Vf rewr.A-A.i Wi m-
kLmm,Xu hi the pure Intention
, . . . . t Dorlt4.,w , ,
- -ir.-;;.Ji at)lfritfie."r
fortU thit die)!nruihed Centein f4n
drew Jekon) Aa iW n mtth Gly en ,
- '.'
T.ener.1 ;eck.n U c!ow-heled,rip
mimieii nun. vi hn tnoe of the wmu'i to
T--M Jim.
20ZV7 0. 0L2X0tJT,
(or aoom tiaoLitf.)
The diatiuirtiiihcd Htrfi nn. and patriotic
Advocate of the I'euple't itight.
(Ornat h en ThwUi, MA diy ,Vowr.
J.ICl'SO V F.LKCTOH 1L riVKKT.
Dit.. Robert Loe, of Mavvoori county.
21
th
3th
6th
rut
9th
Oh
11th
Ufintfort tokea. of Wilke. - -
7
feter Forney, of Lincoln.
John (ii''', of Kowan.
Abraham Phillip, of Rockingham.
Jolin M. Morebead, of Guilford.
Sfalter V. Leake, of Richmond.
Willie I', ilangum, of Orange.
Joaial) Ctiditp,of Wake.
John Hall, of Warren.
Joerph J. William of Martiitr . -Kedtr
Ballard, of Gates.
l2tU
4.1wXi fuwwvP yihov,ofJP,dcwrmbur
Hih Ibchard I), tpaight. or Craren.
15lU
eV'MMnfry. wmm rwei ftwraw e fnw re4hed me lew iliTt i(0 t end htflti
lsdwrtrn. ''rKerrneomrrAnltnheyeetno confirm In
m rrr ecw e wn
ITEMS
- Mr. Jacob M'K'v', of Nineveh, in this
iounty, Frederick, Virginia, recently open,
ed a bee hive, the contents of which were
as follows t
I lbs. of good comb
10 u of dry" corhbi " "
' 54 of honey after it was strained,
30 " the weitcht ofthe comb, after
the above 54 lbs. were drained of.
165 i n., whole amount of the hive.
The weight of the comb that was good,
and strained honev, was 126 lbs The
hive, which was flour bjrrel, wj put up
between the 5th and 10th of Mav last, and
was opened on the 5! t of August.
Wmthttter R'fmbtkan.
Estract of i letter from a gentleman to
his friend in Nortbampton- " At Salem,
a young man just arrived from -Peters-burg,
Kussia, gave me a piece of rock with
wtitcJuthe -Emperor Ntcbnlji Js" no w j
buildint; a church which he intends shall ,
be the Urgeat ever built. There will be ',
ii stone columns, each 54 feet high, each
weighiog 120 ton, each 7 feet in dia-
meter; and each of one solid piece of
rock. j
I i
desth ofthe U S. supreme Judge nm -
Byrd. of Ohio, on the same day , the e is
no person t e xerotic the LIJS. judicial
functiqrjs in the State of Ohid ' The rer
cent deltb of the district Judge Peters, of
of Pennsylvania, is also recollected.
Thus, the ofTtces of one supreme and
two district judges are vacant and, with
the postmaster in N. Tork, will form a
series of appointments to ba made, grea
ter in number and importance than hs
often occurred in the United States.
Equivocal Language- -One calls at a
grocy More ind " asks have you any
coariejlnt '' " No, replies the gro
cer, " but I have some vctyftne coarte tall.
Crofiin Louisiana. The New Orleans
Marcantile Advertiser of the I Sin August
sjys, "That the crops of cotton and sugar
in that state promise well."
Snaket A subscriber in Lecester,
Massachusetts, whose word may be relied
on, informs us that teeing theaccotint of
w-fy' young snakes being ufcen from' the
body or an old one in Northampton pub
lished as an extraordinary event, remind
ed ninTTfavingr-takerrT3ToinigT5nes
from the body of a snake on the 4th of
Julf last, in presence of several witnesses."
1 hey were from two and a half to three
inches long. . . . .
The English quarter of Wheat
weighs J6Q pounds, being a quarter of
a toptliis is equal to English bush
els of 70 pounds each, or 4 1-2 Ame
rican bushels of 60 pounds each. This
to to bringing' the" EbgrisF'eraifter of
...i . . . ... .. . . ... . .
wncai imo American Dusncis.
Ihe English s.rk .f Fl -ur weighs
280 pounds 7 s-cks equal to 10 Amc
riean barrels, lp6G ponncjs
y
OCT011I.U 14,
j r.ucron.ir. Ttcxr.T.i.
Any quantity of Jttk$n f.Utitrat Tl(kn$, can
bi had at the office of th Wester Carolinian,
an var to term....uv Si ernti tier hundred.
. or f,1 per fiouaand. Committer a tht ecveral
counties. eJ individual, would do well to apply
. . .L -- - . I . ' f '
ioon, o inert may Bin v ny aiaappotni.
meni tn eappiymu inemwiTei in uni, u
! ,
' f w '
' , W. Wen renamed to gUe the
MfowUf eUrwt. fnnn kttef, written, M w.U
he -en, b, M mnC the re-p.ble
rruUrnua kt Tenncuee. to friend oure in
V, Cl"".nc u .
td eoUerU eonen.U, hereboute, wvl
mi mem rncm, M to npen Of uw jwny
Temt,'w"'
Toum of tin S9th July, oilj
it
per
to;
RMfT-Trtfptf T-r .
mtrJ prohibly e?er Hed, wUei
- , , . . ...... ...
puuilCR inn priTiiecnerecierneioccn more
t mii
represented by his relentless penera
tort, than has Qtn Jackson's. I speak
from a candid comparison of all that has
been so industriously published, wih an in
timate and unreserved acquaintance with
that distinguished individual, for near for
ty years i and I hesitate not to declare,
lht though I rm now an old man, in the
decline of life, and have seen and heard
much oi the worm, i never vet saw or
t heaH of an individual who hat met-eo
much unmet ted reproach and abuse, or
one whose reputation hssbeen to cruelly
. ton ured, br both political and personal
enemes,-iurely those whose vocation it
i has been, lor the last two or three yeart,
lodetl oujchargeiafcaintt him, must la
! bour undej Jhe impression that nothing
bu7 an atlciation of crimes and vices
4 the raoM.litrant and derrtdin.-can. at-
' 5(V that nh.-hirt an-vllfa nf tliar nnriinn t(
I r ri
their oppu ition to hit election ; otherwise
they -cert inly ... might i have contented
themselvei with half the unfounded re
ports they lire given currency to.
It hat k 'en remarked, that there is
scarcely o earth erman of whom tome
good may not be laid and yet if we
ere io beTi ve what Is told of Gen. Jackson,
it would iitm thst he stands a solitsry
eicep'ion among millions I What vice in
the long catalogue of crimes, has not been
' charged to him? The noblest deeds of
his life, In praise of which this whole re
' public hs echoed, end for which, in bet-
ter timet, and other days, theif author
would have been canoniied, -are now
declared to have been violent and unnc-
cessary asaaults upon the constitution and
lawiofbucountry. r, whi st leading an
army to rescue the Mlplesslohabuant. of
-- r - .- - . - - v f ' '
j a
our.rui.ucr. irom tn. ru..c -r. , .
smgetoe.tn the ."rriN .o'
QUiiv9 . iiiv inu iui nit;
rcscrva-..
lion ot nis ramp, ne pumsoere insuoorui -
. ... . . . . ,
nation, and put down rnujnj and disobe
j:. i
dience of authority, he solemn military
punishment, we are now told thii in so
doing he rommit'ed t morder and as
if the mass of mankind are too ignorant
to he "convinced of his guilt by a fair stite
mrnt of facts, and candid appeal to their
iudirmrnt.-thercoontrv is fl'MxJed with
leatfe.' fwhen drivtng back the tide of
ry ana oooty oi our .ana iron, orciKn in-
vasiom fie orew '"1!
hi, camp by declsrtng-marfwfewand
aka Uaam fait.AM waa.ai lurkln. nlirh. I
: . . .
i ii as. w ii 17 ll irruflvi v Mtwti
and the stoutest heart feared for the result
advised as he was to this course of
conduct by the ablest counsel in his reach,
and the sound judgments of all around
him ; he it now branded with ths epithet
of Tyrant, and military chiriain !" He
who loved his eoldirrs,- who in their turn
required his friendship by enthusiastic k
feelings of devotion, Is now charged with
cruelty," and a retkless disregard of their
wants and their sufferings ! Out, if posbi
ble, worse than all, and as if to defy com
mon decency, and to mock to degradation
those maxims of life, that in the worst of
times have been held sacred in all civil
teed societies, the privacy of his bed
chamber has been invaded, and the feel
ings of an anriable, pious, and charitable
matron, who has lived but to be cherished
and. beloved by those who knew her ben,
haye been assailed I An event In her life
of -near'"- half : a "century pasli" which Ihe
criticism of an open enemy ' could not
then, nor therefore should not now,
Tevile, ia nowpkenoriiTlermsthst
were but to disgust all the witnesses
presentV wd on ,w
yet closed. In times like these, what
may we not expect to hear? and what
calumnies are not invented I Surely those
wicked panders in detraction, luye fof
gotten that his name was once, at " least,
connected with the most favorable re
memorahcesi and 'hat iti timet fjone by
some of them, who are high in office, and
who- then- spoke- 'witfcott' any 4nidioueJ
toouvc, were tne nrsi io sauna ma pmisa.
Such conduct proves the desperilion of
our rulers, and of their cause, and should
serve to cheer us in our animated hopes,
that, in a very short time, our triumph
itfU ta? f&Hi Wj) th-0 findlciiipn of or
l ovcn'.row f 1.1 V rr ri.
1 6.J y tfiat It a cliira ui liili(n..ta.ity
Ins I'trn lately Lllst I. it door and
tentlematj of your state, whosome shorj
tlnia slnre visited the Htrmitatr, hs
eiven eurrencv to that chary-e Without
Duttincr myself to the trouble of invesil
gstlng hi particular complaint, I could
have safely authorised you to correct the
misrepresentation! unlnttntlontl I fiofit)
of that gentleman who of course It a
ttranger to me, and of whom I would noi
wish to be understood at speaking harshly.
( dare affirm, that there are few men,
who In privet life have ihewn to all who
Isit them, without distinction of party,
rank, wealth or low condition, more po
litenr si or greater toftncsi of manners.
I speak of What I tiv witness? barton
ally. The hospitality of Otn., Jacksoo's
mansion it proverbial t it wt ta in other
timet, and before he wei destined, to fill
so large a space In the public eye. In
ate ad of diminishing' by the high distinc
tion to whkhltls name hal'to justly at
lalnj, UJiasJnciessed four-fold i and the
"entire avails of his handsome estate are
expended, at, they hsve been for the last
fifteen yeart of his life, in ministering to
the comforts of e constant crow, of visiters
UUi I have inquired particularly Into
the case of your citizen, not from Oen.
Jarkson, whom I have not had it in my pow
er to see since the reeeipl of your letter,
but from another source, on which I can
confidently rely. That gentleman wai.it
it true, at the house of the Oen., and hap
pened 'o arrive tt a moment when he was
preparing a communication, from (he re
eordt of his military office, for e friend at
Washington," on the subject of the ' six
militia men. The one sided and garbled
report of the aecrrtary of, War, wa before
the people ( and it became Orn Jackson,
in defence of hit reputation, and apeedily,
too, to furnish all the evidence in his pos
session, in order to place that transaction
lo il,lrue end proper, light before Jhe,
public. Touf chlzr n was" received with
hie usual politenessamj - was -requested
to amuse himself with the newspapers for
short time, until Oen. Jackson could go
to his office, few steps from bis door,
and Close (he butlneu which wit pressing;
on him. As toon as he possibly could,
he returned ; and not meeting hit visiter
in the house. Went in pursuit of him to
th gauleot-supposing . be had .walked
there but not Coding him, he inquired
of the servants, who informed him, that
toon after he had gone into the oflke, the
visiter walked up the avenue leading to his
door, and opening from the woods to the
house, extending some three or fou
hundred yards, the extreme end being
entirelv out of view from the house
Gen. Jarkson then either went or sent
acrvani in (Hat direction, where It
ascertained, for the first time, that the
lernin . , rob,bii,r, .,cd
. ..j. .. .u. k...
, i uwi asv a v fcvew at as .iuh. r " .
iia r r aa r r a hai ni enaa nniiffr awmi
f by which mean he had
esCaped the notice of the servants,
ho
(..., itf h.u
aitbled
"UIU Ui" t' . w a 1 1 i h . . . " - '
. jm , . th; -!einln h.d himself left
. - - -. -
the Hern'iuge without ceremony.. Gen.
Jackson . felt much regret at his abrupt
departure, and so afterwards expressed
himself he regretted St the more, be
. cause his suiter wss the bearer of a let
ter of introduction, from an old friend in
Salisbury, towards whom he entertains the
highest regard and respect. ITe did rjot
- j ,Uch tre.tmenf-before !" Your
. . . h conveved Gen. Jackson's
KcUDg? on the occasion ihe replied with
lh apoiORr7re,77oc?a'
r r . n '
him av)au ; and here the matter ended
Thi it a candid statement of all that
occurred ; and I have to add, io conclu
sion, that you may make what use you
please of it. Most respectfully, vours,
ROBERT C. FOSTER.
1CJ f f. Moses W. "Alexander remark On
rearing nlk worm, ke. i necearily poa'poncd
another week j but as we have now nearly com-
Dieted Ihe publication of the Isws of the i'nited
State, we shall be able to ptibtitli it next week i
and, toon afterwards, attend to many other fa
vor of correspondent.
Election lit turn t In our last, we publiahed
a list of the member of the next General Auem
bly, with the exception of Hyde, from which
we hsd not then beard ; but the Raleigh paper
by laat Tueiday'a mail, furnished ua with the
Hyde election j the two paper, however, differ
materially in their report ot the remit i In the
StaVti Mated that Littlejohn Pugh U elected, to
the acnate i John B. Jasper, and Wallace Styron,
common t While the Regiater report John Hill
aa elected to the senate f Walli Styron and John
Jasper, to the commons. .
7Ae ipirit Chriitianity The secretary
of the Presbyterian Miaaionary Society of North
raroliha, hai received the siNiuraiice of'hea geh'.
tlemen, each of whom binds himielf to pay into
the treasury of said society, on ot before the let
of Octeber, 18-29, the sum of 50, provided 28
other piflnf wM ihe fame. .. :;r
In the National lonrnal of the 30th ultimo,
(which paper seem to vie with its waetAy co-
worker in defamation. Joba Bum Presn, of
PhildelphiT-tn- aHemptt to-sewdaRxe-Ihe strp-4
Krter ol Gen. Jackson) it is itated, that "Mi.
nity:tdloi,offJiLipp
her husband a a runaway, and concludes by
saying he is a drunkard, and a Jackton-man '
Now we shrewdly suspect this poor fellow wa
linked to such a Vixen, that he was right in run
ning away : doubtless she.had IiuJ-vd rather of
trner than any retffionuhle rnttn coQld ptlt up
witn!
, '"ii iir,- .i,.r .n. '
. I I 1 'Irn II
.l.uUU!,,.!.,,!,.,. "
Triiii. ... i .,a1
S. lately Lontf,,
y f th.a atait, ind7
he family, uT;
h W lliiam. , firmcHy
ai.Vakiilail m. a,'!i..ltui
be generaltv kno-n, iW th h,,l,
iH have a personal, family grn.lg, irainHr
Jackson, Butauch IsthefLt. n.a t
might b eprcted,tfrm weekly 1
virulent an,! bitter stxiae of tu.
iththalZ
liia auntxMie rli imonf mu t. .
""-
ted, and reiterated the aaaertion, tUt Mr tZ'
ton, the Aitame elector ean.lidate. wimIu f
elected In that di rkt ami from the grr t
raiaed, and tht circun.tanc lltat tharC
two ackaoit candidate up, ama people tkj
were Induced to think that ther T Waaa
kii;,. .i i . ... P".
,t j wwm m lenneMi
But from Ihe result pf virious bniitmtt, at m.
ter. ke. I tkat eleetoml A.A-, li .
Ind In the laat KniilU lUgiater, tt would
pear morally impewble that an Adama fJ
date eould be eUeted, even were th j,,
ateawfrtb t a Mi4 mtmg there wr hutul
diU(e, TU aggveiratw wwnber of entci Ui
tn ""'"nil Uf infM '
Oen. Jackaoa received 4094
vT.;tfr.Adeite-.; 193 '
... a ai
iLtrWa4. Prwt of the nMaiKi ... i
fa1UH)t fa. m tmt
- ; r t .... ...K ,.,r, ,,11-
n . suan. man, wae eleftej to Tonre. m
Im aummtatratioii,
m. The St. rrsncSwille CrZ
ntalna the result of tl
n-w.
of the nth uh. coi
rate ballotinf. In
Mr. Uurtev' atne . a.
aggref e f h 0tr rive) was 9$J, of aki-k
lulu. nn,, '
AdaiM
S3
A mad doff waa killed in Charleatoa. m
un. ii aiirnipieu mi oiiat several
put they fortunately escaped.
llennet Poaier waa cawnkted ai Mhm, .
perior court, of hone stealing, and aenttncnl
t receive 35 Ushe, and be ioipriaoaed 60 dfU
Arw.rerr. The Han. Marti Tom Aumk.
been nominated a the Jackaon candidate fv
Governor of New Vpk i and Juda-e t
Thrp, of Caga eoonty. for Lieut. Gov. The
convention, which made the nowination,
waa among tht reaneetabl delegated u.
aemoiare eer convenea lit mat state. Aa iki.
addretv and ireoivtiwae were tdoptad.r .Tie
ticket is t strong one, and cannot tail of uc
eecfitng.
It hi been unuinaJly healtbr 'lhi aeaann
tnd about Fliiabeth City, in this ttte.....'b mra
the paper of llkat plare. - It Kaa- bee eomevhit
more atckly thia than id ordinary aeaaoni,
io Kowan county.
I-ernuel Tarlor, of Currituck county, put him.
elf out of ibSatroubleaomw wwrhl, on the I9ti
nit. by shooting bimaelf. It'a hard time, Hhf
true i ouf we can't make them better in thii ij.
At the fall term of the superior court f
Rowan county, held in this town lait week, 'U
lion Thomaa Ruffin prciiding, Sottmtn I'icHe
wa tried and convicted of paaaing rountrrfrk
money, Cdoflart, and Virginia R5 bill;) On-ge
ttir waa alto convicted, a an accomplice tf
Pickle'. Tliey Were aentenced to receive Z)
laa.Sc on the bare back, and pay all cost.
jiw .Yufwr.... About threw week aince, the
wife of Mr. Nathan Allman, living In th'r
ty, about ten mile eatt of thia town, wu dttir.
e'red of a male child, with neither har.da nor feet.
The arms are perfect Tar as the wriat join
which terminate in a blunt cloven end. not un.
like a goat's foot; the 1 r are. .wantinr belot
vnere me Knce-joinianouii oet near tne end
of the righL lcp, are. two. knot, on .oppotite
idr of the limb, reirmbtinr. deformed toe
The child i" healthy, and bids fair to grow up. -
Samuel llavdftpidnowndead.in theatref
of Nashville, on the 16th ult. without having pt
vioualy experienced anv iilneac
--The famno lArrnrt fhrr, t m Tetmetfrr, aj
frenched in Naahville o the 30th 'Ult.
Tai a4eaiT.T
.fJtim ''(t'jNe. retorni i thanka to God that ht it
alive and well tlil miimingi 'arer "having ;"fr?"
led ten year through cightren itate of Amrr
ifn, God mnA b'f- eMileew KavM kttm ai (
till now : and would inform all iii frirnds nat
tered abroad on tfie face of the earth. lbt he
preached in the town of Paliabury. N. Caroliw,
this morning, at 8 o'clock, from Isaiah, H'!
Cliapt. 15th verae.
September 30A, 1828.
.7 lAe Edittr tfiht Wtttcrn Cartlima.
Sia i I 4tered ia the Cat a b Journal of iLa
2d Sept. a piece copird from 'he Cincinnati G.
aette, concerning the birth-place of Gen. Jack
aon which een atmtawha 4w amuae the edi
tor. Had not Mr. Bingham been acquainted
with me when he lived in Charlotte, and well
knew where Findleyvi!Ie pout-office was, I conki
have pasted by his anecrs on the lubject i but
it is, I cannot be ailent.
Sometime back, I wrote a few line to the Edi.
tore of the U. 8. Telegraph, at Washington city,
for some copiea of their Extra paper, and made
some remark concerning Gen. Jackton : any let
ter waa publUhrd, although I had no expectation
it would be. Remarking on thi letter, Mr.
Ringham'a ppef sneeringly mrs we give Ges.
Jackson a new biiih-place. . Now . I will infbna
the gentleman, (although I believe he lack can
dor more lhan lie doc iufirnr.ation)Jthat .Sir. Ea-..
ton If nearly correct,' as rrgard distHnce from
Camden, 8 C. and I am also correct, corra
ponding pretty nearly with Mr F.tton.
Gen. Jackson7 lather ettTed.'snd died, on lliF
Twelve Mile Creek, in the county of Mecklen
burg, N.1X and was biirred In the Wttaw gntrer"
yard, Ijincaster district, 8. C. j ' and 1 can prwIttM
a living witness, of respectability, to prove the
fa.-! a. From undoubted Information, Mrs. Jck
son wss delivered of Andrew (the Generl) l
th house of :fieoTge M'Camri liis uncle, inv
IvTCamv rbe1ng"Brstertt lb benenrs nwth'
The, plantation ia now owned by Jeremiah Cut?
ton,, whose bouxe- is on the main od kt&K
fro4hnrloHr,:NrrLt C
mail ia lli- I'm- hl'Mll,.lJla.w'tt(.'AI,-
sresmy Tiwruwtrtjw aronrttwiwrniroi-apn.---
in North Carolina, Mecklenburg county.
1 wldi'Mr.' Bingham' -wmitil -ndigMef oa a.Ub.
tie, bv telling how far Findl ville W from the
Waxaw Settlement r Left he sliould be pw
zlnrl in the attempt, 1 will brine; the questt
within the grasp of hi geographical animt'n,b:
infoTiTiins hit, tlih.it WpVeri'tTj the dMjftct U
to "' r . !t i-(
nam-, In Trtni(i