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arbitrary laws of , Christian cotri niuhiiics, with which they conflict; that provided all the restraints imposed by the Bible, called mor al obligations, were set aside, hu man reason unfettered, would thine forth in light and happiness. That should a nation make the experiment of rejecting the obli gations imposed by religion and morality, happy would be the re sult. But are you told that revo lutionary France was such a na tion; and that promiscuous car mine, blood and ruin succeeded! Assert roundly, in the face of facts, that sceptical, atheistical principles had no hand in produ cing the result: for their tendency, on the contrary, is to produce in dividual and national prosperity. f. at tV"ffiA Fill DAY, MAY 23, 1828. Congress. The proent session r. I I ft. X llUllll.III ? Lonsress will tcrnrMiaie on jMomiav . ...-- O tl... n .. t I " n n .T,n.' U1,; USSUUll OU ill as had been eloquently said of him, had been for more than fifty years a sentinel upon the watcli owcr of liberty, declining those honors winch his countrymen were proud to bestow, from tho n sciousness that the infirmities of a-u were hastening on him. On the second ballot,' Gen. Smith was chosen, and was con CiUctQdto the Chair in due form. In the House of Representatives, on the 13th inst. the bill for the re net ol th- surviving officers and soldiers of the revolution was passed by a vote of 115 to 58. On the 15th inst. the bill to abo lish the office of Major General in the military peace establishment, ot the United States, was passed by a large majority. Mr. Hamilton presented a re port from the Select Committee on Ivetrenchment; and Mr. Sar gcant presented a report from tho minority of the same Committee; both ot which were referred to a Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, and 6000 co- ipies of both were ordered to be 'printed. i On the lGtli inst. Mr. M'Duffie, from the Select Committee on the oi i i ,i . i rcMuent s message, relative to s private secreta riat. tl,p 2nlh ii!sf. rrpfnliln In I.,!ioM adopted by oia Houses. The l) mauc a report thereon; and following is a fcc-ieh of their principal Mr. P. 1 Barbour presented a proceeding, received since our last, ex- report by the minority of the same traJ from the Teleh: ; Committee; both of which were hiha St )ia!c, on the 13th inst. laid on the table, and ordered tn the Tariff bill was passed, by a be printed. vote of 26 to J I both the mcm-j tars from this State voting in the' Mr. Clay. It is said that this gen IiCirative. pieman's heal 1 h is declining, and that the On the 15th, the Senate pro-' ff uk ,r,avo Vj501 lo avcl and ,ft.,iMif .i j . c abstain Irom ''all social entertainments, ceded to the election of a presi- wil) lhcn. alt,rulin,cxcit,mcnt Nol 'lent pro tnn. 1 he CtlOlCC devol-. withstanding this positive injunction, on Veil in the first instance, almost his return from a recent visit to Phila unanimously, upon the venerable. delphia, Mr. Clay partook of a public Mr. MACON, who roso (evidcnt-'c"lerlainment at Baltimore, at which, as !v laboring nnder the most painful "u$ h? made a V;e TId Dv ill. hardlv have supposed that Mr. Clay nations) to thank the Senate ; wolllJ go so far as publich to invoke lur the honor which it had confer- the Almighty "to visit our favored land red upon him, in elevating him to with war, with pestilence, with famine," o liigli and dignified it station.101 wi,b an' oer scourge, sooner than I'ast exnerienccwarned him that! Permit ('cn: Jaksonio 1U,C over it );v, .. 4 i- i i Jbut so it isMr. Clay knows tint all to oico was too fod.lo now, anil; ,,,, di,ilcrc,sl(d ah0,uill be fruitless. lUNU'lliT too inrirtir.n ntc tn on-1 i .k... i.:. t:...:.. r jf,. ,-3 j - - - ;illu uiui ma i.ivumiu an.ni wi .-m mu him to till the station with cessary to chastise this people! vuu uie rotl 01 j-ijg vengeance, 11 would humbly prostrate myselfj "iure mm, ana implore Wis mer cy to visit our favored land with war, with pestilence, with famine, with any scourge other than Mili tary rule, or a blind and heedless enthusiasm for mere military re nown." At the conclusion of his astonishing speech, Mr. Clay gave a toast equally astonishing why he certainly must be stark staring mad his toast was: "Genuine Rentiblicans.of evmt faith, who, true to the cause of liberty, would guard it against all pernicious exam pies." Petersburg, May 13. The mar ket Cotton, on the advance 10 Cents Virginia money freely giv en in other articles, no altera tion. Int. examination THE EXAMINATION of the Stu A dents of the Tarborou&rh Academy, will commence on Tuesdav the 3d June next. Parents, Guardians, &c. are invi ted to attend. There is no vacation at the June examination. The vacation will take place the middle of August and end the middle of October. no nr. joyner, Sec'y. Tarboro', 21 May, 1S2S. . (.'fulness to the Senate; convin- ci'das ho was, of those infirmities natural attendants upon old aec he thought it would bo ini K"per in him to accept. Ue con lerod it one of the greatest hon- dint could be conferred, and j!1''d he was proud of it, though was sensible it was rather the r of kindly feeling, iti a body 1 gentlemen with whom he had 'eenso long associated, than from ;U:' merit which he can lay claim That would be the last time at he would ever have it in his i"jjver to make such an acknow ,:'?ment. There were occasions, J'lere the human mind would be .l,iuSht with emotion, where feel lnp was too powerful to be resist p iind where words could not ?,Vc vent, to thorn. His heart was f)0 Ml to proceed he, therefore, Cfmul only express his grateful t the kindness of the Sen ,,,0'nl pray to be excused from ivir,nr vi,; oli m.,i , : iiiv.ii iiaii vvtia auvjui- in. strong excitement under twit gentleman labored, ex- Tl iirecedciits" will be blown "sky hijrh should the General be elected hence his horrific alarm at the prospect which presents itself. We are inclined to be lieve, from the following extract from Mr. Clay's speech delivered at the above entertainment, that his mental as well as his physical faculties are somewhat impaired: "Regardless of all injunctions, and proud of the opportunity of unrestrained intercourse with all my fellow citizens, if it were phy sically possible, and compatible with my official duties, I would vi sit every State, go to every town, and hamlet, address every man in ITninn. an( 1 exhort them, by their love of country by their love of liberty tor the saKe oi themselves and their posterity in the name of their venerated ancestors in the name of the hu man family deeply interested in the fulfilment of the trust commit ted to their hands by all the past alory which we have won by all That awaits us as a nation, if we are true and faithful, in gratitude ... 1TIV1 whn hath hitherto so sig- nallv blessed us, to pause, solemn- x ! . lwi i ..n.i rni u , jjuiujeuiun moored, ex- iy pauso, u". -r 'l'1 itself to the Senate; and precipice which yawns before us: l,Nitwn!lnnn,.nnf..f IT nUnoA. wc have incurred the '10n Merest to behold one, who,tdivine displeasure, and u be nc- mllK EXAMINATION of the Ox- ford Male Academy begins on Mon day June 2d, and closes by reading the semi-annual Report on Wednesday mor ninpc; immediately after which the Ex amination of the Female Academy takes place and will be concluded on Thurs day evening by an exhibition of Music. All that feel interested are respectfully invited to attend. The Summer Session of these Acrule mics opens as follows: the Female, un der the care of the Rev. Jos. Labarec, on Monday June lGth, and the Male opens on Monday 23d of June, James D. Johnson Principal as heretofore. Thoa. B. Littlejohn, Pres. Oxford, May 10. d0-5 Herrings! HerHngs! I TUST RECEIVED, and for sale at Soarta. 200 hnrrfl t 7 7 w Cut Herrins89 Which will be sold low for Cash or produce. E. PRICE $ CO. May 13, 1S23. 39 COHEN'S OFFICE, 114, Market-street, " vainmore, Afiril 50, 1828. 3 Report of the Drawing of the Maryland State Lottery, JVa. i,for 1828. No. 260S, the Capital Prize of SlO,000 Shocco Springs, Nine miles South of JVarrcnton, and within three miles of the main Stage. Road leading f rom IVarren ton to Raleigh, ichcre the Stage passes every day. fSMIIS wclI-kno.vn, healthy and de-- lightful Watering Place, will again be open by the 10th of June next, for the reception of Visiters, where every attention will be devoted to make them comfortable. The Subscriber tenders her grateful acknowledgments to former patrons, and tlatters herself with a hope of future encouragement, as every exer tion will be used to retain their good will and the good opinion of all who may visit tSie Springs. There will be instru mental Music, Dancing Parties, &c. for those who are fond of such amusements. Owing to the scarcity of money the pri ces of board will be less than heretofore Gentlemen and Ladies each per month $22 50; for less time than a month l per day; Children and Ser vants half price. Horses by the month $15; for a less time 60 cents per day. .tfiVAr JOHNSON. Shocco Springs, Warren County, May, 14, 1828. 40-S 5 Auction aics Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. N MONDAY, 26th inst. being the first dav of the County Court of Edgecombe, the Subscribers will offer forsale, at Public Auction, their re maining stock of Dry Goods, Groce ries, &.c. The sale will he positive. CRANE 5- KINGSBURY. Tarboro'.. May 13. lS.'.'S ?P 5113, Capital Prize of 384, Capital Prize of -617, 1662, 2239, prizes of 419 11S1 2543 3408 4102 229 249 334 1179 1590 50351 5667 J 6834 prizes of 7446 2,000 1,000 506 100 S463 2452 2959 4146 4674 5784 71741 7879 2. 7967 ! o 50 I M 8277 o 8597 j 5792 5186- 5924 6578 6719 !00 of S10 100 of S5, and 5000 Dri- zes of $4 each. Q3 The Capital Prize of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS was sold at the office of Cohen & Brothers, in a ivhole ticket. Agreeably to the Scheme of this Lot tery, being on the Odd and Even Sys tem, the capital prize'of 10,000 having been drawn by. ah Even Number, all tickets ending with either 4, 6, S, or 0, are prizes of four dollars each, and in addition to whatever other prizes they may have drawn. 03 We have now the pleasure to pra sent the Scheme of the Maryluml State Lottery, No. 2, For 1828, and anticipating the same spirited de mand for the tickets as in the Scheme No. 1, the drawing will take place on Wednesday, 28th This month, (May) under the superintendence of the Com missioners appointed by the Governor and Council. HIGHEST PRIZE, 8,000 Dollars!! SCHEME. f IS 1 prize of SS.OOO 1 prize of. 2,000 is 1,000 is 500 is 100 is 50 is 10 is 5 is 3 is $8,000 2,000 - 1,000 1,000 1.000 500 1,000 500 15,000 1 rxrlrro r f 2 prizes of 10 prizes of 10 prizes of 100 prizes of 100 prizes of 5000 prizes of 5225 prizes amounting to 530,000 This Scheme contains only 10,000 tickets, and is arranged on the ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder of two tickets or two shares is certain of obtaining at least one prize, and may draw. THREE! JVholeTickcts,$4.00 I Quarters, $1.00 Halves, : : 2.00 j Eighths, : 50 To be had in the greatest variely of Numbers, at omen's Office, 114, Market -street, Baltimore. Where the Capital Prize of Ten Thou sand Dollars, drawn yesterday in the First Class, was sold; and where both the Great Prizes of One Hundred Thousand Dollars each were sold in former Lotteries, and where more Capital Prizes have been sold than at any other office in America. ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prizes, will meet the same prompt and punctual attention as if on personal application. Address to J. I. COHEN. Jr. S- RRO THERS, Mav 1, IS2S. ' Baltimore.
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