fllf I 'Trent) trnm tlio frvtr vi,
1TI1 vit' iiiu VsUlllll.il 1-
tee on Indian Affairs, reported a
bill for the purpose of refunding
to the state of North-Carolina
money paid to Cherokee Indians
for reservation of land.
From Englan L London rea
pers to the 5th Dee. have been
received at New-York. The no-
interesting.
litical extracts are
though not conclusive as to the
final determination of the Turk
ish government. Markets were
rather more animated, and in some
instances a small advance had
been given for Cotton.
It appears by various accounts
from Constantinople, that the in-'
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, was.
Congress. In tho -n .
aooiish Imprisonment fn nrtu r.u
passed by a vote of 25 to 18-both the
y i in r,n,S S,ale voli" n its fa
vor. It will be seen in tf.0
columns, that Mers. MaCon and satisfactory instigation result-
urancti nave air.nn ih
p - ; " f aunuuuiw iiiuiuirom, cannot tan to esta-
... . , ..
Itne exdellent rnnrhtinn nT tlo T t
- ui kuio xi
stitution:
"The committee to whom was
referred a consideration of the
call of the Stockholders the ex-
pcdiencyjof surrendering the char
ter, and other purposes as point
ed out bv the resolution. Rpnnrt
That they fully approve the call of
me stockholders, and a thourrh n.
temporary depreciation of Cape
Fear notes may have been occa
sioned thereby, yet the object of
me can was ot paramount consi
deration, and .the complete and
down against the Infernal Improvement
cm.-..wu arc pleased to see the con
stitutionality as well as the expediency
of tins system again called in question.
In the House of Rpnrom,
i . - j"vJ(,iaiin;3j nu
telligcnce of the destruction oft S Particularly interesting has yet
the Turkish fleet was received nt" 1. " llc' 1 et,l,ons memorials and
Constantinople on the 1st of 3
yembcr. 1 lie City Was instantly. the day the Telegraph says that up
ilirnwn intn (front omn!n i wards nf . .
u;-huuuii, uuu ; ""ti,,y presented in one
the Turks were furiously exaspc- ,y' l he session progresses more qui
rated. No violence, however, was V . We ?nllicii,a,0,-,hc members
oilercd to the persons of the' Et,; KJ
ropcan residents, and at the last the meantime, Mr. Sloane, of Ohio, h's
dates, Which bring down the into!- introduced a resolution calling for the
ligenceso late as the 10th of No- the documents respecting the "six mili
vcnibcr, the ambassadors of the liamci" who were shot under the or
allics still remained there ot 1(,1en-Jacljson during the late
v On the receipt of, he news from
avarmo, It is said in an article and wherefore the CuMom-houscint-
iroui Constantinople, the Sultan inn at Philadelphia was taken from the
was in stieli a passion that no per- xVidmv I3ai,ey and given to the Editor
" son, not even his confidential ad- ,,hc 1)emocratic 1W these are the
risers, dared for some time to an-
nrmph Imh t 1 .i i r umui a ,ar a ue discover have been
I loac l him. At length the Ucis made this i..n. After some debate,
Meiidl was admitted, and Oil the on motion of Mr. SIo:ino, his re.ohi-0-1,
the Urogomans wore sent for, tion vas ,aid on the table if we were
who made their appearance in Permit,ed to suggest an idea, we would
jrcat consternation. The Sultan "7m.mcn.11 lll:.t Mr. Kroner's heat-rrM.m-,rd,,l
tl I A Inched to it, ami both laid under the ta-
rei roicl ed them with treachery, ble,oro the lire.
and declared that he cxceediimlv
regretted having for a moment bo
li'ved their insinuations or the
promises of the allied ambassa
dors. Thri T)
ambled to deliberate on the pro
'or measure
! Superior Courts. The Judges
of the Sup(irior Courts have made
the following arrangement of the
Circuits for lhe present year:
Spring. ilutinnti.
to be taken they llcntnn, Judge Kufiln, Judge Strange
.Marti:
Si ran go,
Norwood,
D.iuiel,
DoillK'II,
Norwood.
Martin.
Donnell.
Kuffin.
Daniel.
a pacific nature, and that a gene
f. i
,UI '1! maniPtlt u rm . U mpI..,.I
A he late accounts of the entire
oppression of the rebellion in
l,ai socio to have been errone
ous. 1V!lo....- . I
"uiiuaiur v;is cAet'iueu ai
1:rr;igona on the 13th of Novem
kT ;iu! the standards of the in-
?Ur-"eiltS llll'l'll VVltli liin-i n-nrn
1 ---..w. . . a v I mill II tl L
h ly the haiiLrman. The in-
tllfrnnt! 1
. uuu IlOWOVor 15 nnt nut
iVtl new hailf! (i rnlio o urn
i()rinod wl.ifli t...,,...,! ,ini..i:r,
.1 v'" OjMUU ULJ.UltllJlll
uirogli the country.
Alters from Portugal n;pre
ii(ia vcry thing to be perfectly
n that kingdom.
r. Ao elcctioncusriri-r riots in Pa-
iiavo l)Uen ratherOf a serious
''ptioii, some 120 persons lost
r 1 lues. A French paper rep
the progress of the elec-
' f:ir as ascortaiued to be
"m'i.iiiimstcrittlllG.
. AJe iorff.o l-'1..: : i ...
y -woowi ii lvuii, in i or-
' - uimunul to the Russians
Mho 10th n,.u... .a
idays. The Governor,
land i k A ouisneu ivalias,
yt3000troPsvero made
had asked further limp, nnd it v;, Ualeih
. . w' X l
xpected that their filial deeisinn
jould be announced on the 1 1th.
iuijSout tin: city ot Constan-. Mountain.,
tinonlo it seems to have been o-e-l
neriilly believed at the last dntw drmf Viv , rr;7,
wiho decision would not be of! It is with deep rcrct we have to
record an awtul and destructive
conflagration in our neighboring
town of Wilmington. The fire
commenced at a little before day
liht on Saturday morning last,
(J9th nit.) in a small building back
of Cazeaux's Collee-house, and
was not arrested before an entire
square was reduced to a heap of
ruins, not a single house being
saved, on the south side of Market-street
from the river to Front-
street, thence on the west side of
Front-street toDock-street, thence
down the north side of Dock
street to Water-street, and alon
Water-street to the beginning.
About 50 houses, including 30
stores and 5 dwellings, were burnt,
valued, with the jroodsi destroyed
in them, at from 100,000 to
3130,000 and insured in New
York and Hartford to the amount
of about $75,000. Faij. Obs.
blish the credit and reputation of
me iianK ot Uape rear. Your
committee state that the valuable
funds correspond with the official
expose, and they unequivocally
declare that the Institution is
sound and equal to specie pay
ments. Your committee would recom
mend that it is inexpedient to sur
render the Charter.
Robt. Donaldson, Ch'n.
John Lippett, Sec'y."
MARRIED,
In this county, on Tuesday evening,
2d uh. by II. Austin. Esci. Mr. Thus.
Baiics,a revolutionary soldier aged 80,
to Missratsey Cone, aged 25.
Also, same evening, by Benj. Wil
kinson, Esq. Mr. Burr ill Dunn to
Miss Drucillu Draughn.
Also, same evening, Mr. Willie
llrndlcy to Mrs. Lynch.
Also, same evening, Mr. Mica j ah
Jackson to Miss Temptrance Hicks.
Also. same evening, Mr. IVm. Gard
ner to Miss PAiza Balls, daughter of
Mr. Bailey Batts.
Also, a few days since, by Reddick
Barnes, Esq. Mr. Micajah Pctivay, a
revolutionary officer, to Mrs. Elizabeth
Skinner.
Also, by R. II arrison, Esq. Mr. John
i'l-nacr to IW iss Nylva liarrcll.
In Washington county, on the 17th
Dec. by the Rev. James Wcathei bv. Dr.
I. AT r im .t "
una j.urcvm, oi nymouili, to lMiss
ilnn Eunice, daughter of Thomas
Walker, Esq.
G. Lecturers,
DIED,
In this county, on Thursday evening.
y-iui int. xlrs. Elizabeth Hams, aged
10 years.
In Nash county, on the 15th ult. Mr.
Carter Ililliard. leaviuc: a wife and se
ven children to deplore his irrepara-
nie Joss.
Vrice Current.
Bank of Cape Fear. The fol
lowing extract from a Report a
rlnntprl at the late meeting of the
Stwddiolders of this Bank, fullv
f-onfirma the opinion which we
have heretofore expressed, as to!
JAN. 25. per Peters. .Y. York.
Bacon, - - lb 9 i( 9 11
Brandy, - - ul. 28 30
Corn, - - bu'h 50 60
Cotton, - - . - lb 3 gi i 10$
Coffee, - - 16 l?i 15 17
Flour, family, - bbl 600 475 550
Iron, - - - ton $110 112 $90 96
Molasses, - - gal 35 40 32 36
Rum, Ncw-Eng. - 42 45 33 39
Sugar, brown, - lb 8 114 7 10
loaf, - - is 25 17 15
Tea, Young Hyson, - 100 125 90 98
Imperial, - - 140 150 120 140
Wheat, - - bu'l 80 85 90 94
Whiskey, - - gal. 33 36 17 34
Xorth-Carolina Bank Notes.
At Petersburg, 7 to 8 per cent, discount
At New-York, 12 do. 4
Masonic Notice.
AT a regular meeting of Concord
.ouse ro. 00, ai tneir mil in
Tarborough, ISAAC D. GUION, a
member of the Masenic Fraternity, was
duly expelled by the unanimous vote of
the Lodge, from all the rights and bene
fits of Freemasonry, for conduct gross
ly un masonic.
By order of the Lodge.
RXUM L. LOWE, Sec'y. -Jan.
30, 1S2S. im-3
Grand Lodge of JV. Carolina.
rpHE following is a list of the Officers
nf thp Hrmrl T ,1 T "NT 11 1
una for the present year:
M.W. Louis D. Wilson, G. Master.
K.VV. John E. Lewis, D. G. Af hater.
Geo. E. Spruill, S. G. Warden.
Jesse Speight, J". G. Warden.
Benj. A. Barham, G. Treasurer.
Alex. J. Lawrence, G. Secretary
J. C. S ted man, D. G. Secretary
Joseph Caldwell,
Wm. I. Newbern, n n, ,
Patrick VV. Dowd, f' ChaPla
John Armstrong, j
Richard D. Sp ight,
Uavid W. btone,
James Ward,
Joseph R. Lloyd,
John Mushat,
Alex. Little,
Isaao N. Lamb,
James Bozman,
Gab'l L. Stewart,
Jesse II. Drake;
Marshall Dickinson
John A. Shaw,
Edm. B. Freeman,
E. Arnold.
Sam'l F. Patterson, G. S. Deacon.
vvniiam li. Hunter, G.J. Deacon.
Edward Ward, G. Marshall.
Jas.O.K.Vilhms,G.SwordBearer
Edmund Jones, G. Pursuviant.
JohnT. C. Wiatt, r ,
Dirk Lindeman, 9 Stewards.
Richard WT. Ash ton, G. Tyler.
Qiianky Academy.
rpiIE Trustees would remind the Pub
lic thai their. Academy is again
opened under the management of Mr.
WELLER, and that a few more board
ers may be accommodated in the neigh
borhood, by early application.
(In the new building and on the system
of instruction pursued, there is no need in
the school of limitation; as all, doubtless,
are aware who attended the examinations
of about 40 scholars during the past year.)
They however wish no youth, whose
guardian may not cheerfully commit
him to the regulations established.
These so far as written will be forward
ed to any gentleman, wishing informa
tion. Th ey a m 0 u n t to a strict, and firm,
(though mild and reasonable) course of
discipline promotive of the scientific,
moral, and religious improvement of
the pupil.
Mr. Weller, having: the nast vear, re
deemed his pledge to teach a class the
Latin Grammar, and to read the first au
thors in that language, without prevent
ie.g the usual progress in English stu
dies, will undertake the like the present
year. His plan in this, as well as in oth
er studies, is that now adopted by the
brst teachers in our own, and other
countries, viz: lhe pleasine: one of
youth's understanding, as advances are
made, every thing learned or committed
to me mory. The irksomeness of mere
parrot task-getting is hereby prevented,
and a more engaging, rapid, and lasting
progress is made. To carry into effect
this plan, or to avail of all the present
improved facilities of education, books
and the like, when necessary are fur-
uisiieu ui puces noi 10 exeeeu tnose oi
the stores in Petersburg.
All branches are taujrht, usual in the
schools and academies of our country.
Mr. Weller is about commencing to
instruct a class in the French lansuaee.
0
on the Ilamiltonian system, or on a plan
he has hilly tested elsewhere by experi
ment. The sunerior advantages of this
system, may be seen ably noticed in the
June IN umber ibl4b) oi lhe iidinburg
jacvjcw.
BICE B. PIERCE,
JAMES BISHOP,
JOHN PUR NELL,
Jan. 30, 1S2S. 24 Trusties.