Mi,
I'Ot J t M di I
lr.. U-Or rrr'tMr I a b..l ti "r-
C.Vjo Ja..iX f r
rift' T-:'e roa'1 'roa MrjirNn i j the 1-.M t, . a .1 ;Htya
I niUv ' . line frr y. rwow oaun-i " a- -
..,,; u trad tbe tat time and
T5.e reptiin frjjmpection f
,?tm in ISew U.ner 'fountv,
e tfc fitxtaud sccunJ Unit aod re-
"L.iJ rrjturs."t, iron the v f Mlf , im
, of luj .1 county,
wcond'ari 1 U4trd
pasted, c'vl m dered to be enroll:
avorof Wm.ii.'r
r4 read e ,f r
Tl. (u j-;,crit and empower the
com;nivioncrs liJ.niiliGeld tolevjfaoj
collect '! Viuo-i 'taxes, and far other!
p-jrpoics, . h ri'il the second and, third
times, pasiJ,nd ordered tube enrotl-1
ed. " ' '' v ' '." v ;
The Spenxer laid mre the Hons a
comtnurficnUua from the PaMic Treasa
rer, made in pnrsajnee to a resolution
of thi J loose of the 4th instant, reqtrir
rin? " Utctnent of the several amount
paUi ir.to the" Irrasiify, by the clerij
of the Sbltrior and County Courts pur
suant to the provisions of the act of 18t,
ti promote agriculture and 'demestic
nfanufacturesjp which was read . and
referred to sehct committee, consls
t'.h; of ,MesNa U4.Tje, .Alston, liar-
raver and MTU&ii. y J .
xOa Tnotionf ordered thai the -bill to
amend and extend the provisions of the
act topromotcagriculture ami family
domestic manufactures within Ibis state,
he referred to the same committee.4
Thebill. from tiie Senate for the
benefit of John B- Whiteside and Thbm
as Hughes, was' read the first timtj and
passed. i-i-Y:' -' .:''
.-MmSranff f frhnT f!c c6m mlttec ' to
lioin as referred the memorial f the
society of Friends in Guilford, co'dhff,
repoiU'd thaV iarthi. jvjinronf jua
cointuiuee, u u noi exneuicui ia ei am
4he.i-j'er of the petition. ' Concurred
J.t Mr StAaiTroift the Judiciary tomj
inittee, to whom was reierret a.resoiu
tion initrijctinK them to inquire w hether
any alteration is necessary in the laws
now in force on the subject, of selling
rest estate oT deceased persons, bo as to
provide that executors abd administra
tors should be authorised to 'sell the
anicts'yvhen tho situation of the estate
should require it; reported, that, in the
opinion of the Committee, ho alt eration
js .necessary; andjraying to bodischar
cd. from the: ; ful jher. consideration
tbere'of... The.re'or was concurred in,
i .Thebill to . anhorfee the, County !
uourf ot KOcmngaam io appoint sotno
person to eollec;t ;the arrears of tales
hie for, 1 82 CanJ .182, a Vead., the
second and tliira times, and postponed
'.indefinitely '; '' 'y r . -,1 ; - v
' The bill to altertlie present mode of clect
inff 'Sheriffs, and ito'Vest the rijtht thereof iu
the free people of the State, was read the first
tinM.aml passed.; K- ?,' -'"..;,' .'f-h
V Mr. Whitaker presented the petition of Ti
tus J. Turner,' of Waket pmyinjjfqya Wilitary
Land Warrant; which was read arid ordered to
lieon the table?A4' j- f ;:C;-:;''' J;;,
' Air. Stanly, from the committee of Finance.
to whom wai referred f resolution; directing
ihem to inquire into" the expediency of provi-
diiiff by law that two freeholders be associated
with the Justice of the Peace In the valuation
, of lands in each district subject to taxation, re-
, ported tlat the Committee are of opinion that
it is not expedient to make any1 alteration in
- tnf existing; taw on tnat suoject; ana praying
6 be charged from the further consideWL-
i tvTiT KiJ-- liken
ttc bote of bcUt tS
1 fVi jn.weiil OUTk an 1 tt Wulu pjm.t
' eftmn.iorri to tiT cT tHr rt roi fmi
J-,:.n llV v Abtotota Sovrnr ekl plcr,
f fr xSt pnrrpotj, vcr rct4 th &ri
tune a4 prJ. ,
It tul au'Jrijir.;tU erecto of b.-v'.f
nver Nw cirrr in Atha coantr, ni rrxl
t!i 9 keen.l tim aJ potfpoari iwknuiiely.
The kit! 19 reduce Ge tttuSe of the 5t
preine Court )u5fc iu read ttit McofHl ad
liunt ttm-t uvd paM4. 0 the tccotvt reJ
inp, Veaa fU, ' j) 41.4 Oo tM third, cai W,
Kr.X
1"h bi1 to al'tr the frrwnt Trxvle of elcrV
itn ?hcrifl', and to ct the rifht thcrrof in
tbe frr peopl of th state, rn scad the
coOad time, and poatpon I iftdc finitely
i a, fys ao. i - ;
FRIDAY MORNING, JAKVART 2, 1834.
THE PEOPLE'S TICCET.
Tlie. friends of llr. Cra)rd ini'tbe
Legutiture of .this stpctly-ad-j
benng to- the principles mhich govern
the parhzani oiutat gentleman ia every
art of the Union, tit. that of caucusing,
or dictating to the people in the exercise
of the elective, franchise, as regards the
election of . President -of the United
States, having held their meeting or
Caucus on the 24th ultimo,' in the Se
nate Chamber of the CapitolanJ nomi
nated their favorite to th$ distinguished
office alluded to, w. think proper to
sUte.leit an incorrect infcrepccma be
Jriwn, that another ticket mU .jnost
FZ'&dyfa mifo out, in Which the Peo
ple will exercise the 'Inestimable ppvi-
lege oi-vunaing n acuna lor iiicni
selves'.'' To this endi v uiidersVnd,a
nomination of candidates for Electors of
President anf Tice-Prcsidept of the
United States will beshortlynade in
icre, As
b in iLe jt'c kirtrU,"
Tut dLn!'. vf lS Editor, r
Ctir fneTiJ," tUt Cere wtrt spward
f 103 Member 1 tf Aisnullr reBt.
frietd!y te Uie e!ctiua f Mr. Craw-
avrtiou Jul this been the
cse, is X'lf re anj er.t Oat bellevts, for
an iutant. Out U.rir iunie would not
have been called oer and registered at
t!e meetiuz? -Ve n4lertan4 tlat it is
customary on such occasions to &ccr
tain the number present. it pricj- ne
cessary to have a majority o jive etTect
to their proceedings. .JC; this wonld
not answer. .-T! wpetel, ordisco
veredby a t'aiuvj of thoTjif, that tin
'meeting consisted of a jntnorifyvt tne
Legislature7; aol, laercrs, 'hejeast
iM oir that bead the bel'rr: If it be
true that there waa4najerity,of iht
meuiWrs of the Legislature present, whjp
not gitek us their natues? , ' This would
decide the uestiott at once; and. ntil
it be alone, whaiy' remain 'under ou
prten Jmpressioni.' i v- 'Z -.-,
" Other engagements', ll3( week, will
Wot nermitour enlafEinir upon this'sufi-
v i tr t'-Tin ! t - i rrr r tJt
(rot th uUacnc ti rreococrtsl airanj.
IS t!.o rror aKa3 kar fIkt t auke
Cae ctvctxMt, t-Srn, ! not tt!l u 3 the
prto4 imn K U.e aneavSr C Cwrmi.
dmff iKa Rrpretestativcs the Ajm
can pclc, to JftJiU a th q Jicabu avi
en(a ot ue rrfpa aaaMUteiiicTe-
M wj it aaat tlirf dupprjrt and wJl A
eomlaA av UwrMMMul Cwtctu No-
uatUit M rrri-Wt awl tc-FrFdeitt on
th U. S. aad that the SetwMn ad Urprr-
uurca ot mit atan ia congr tc rrjBrg
to vm their In lueec to prevent the twoc.
AnW That a eopjr of this r'rrambU and
RetoiutHM b forth with traiumrttrd bf hit
ExecUncy th Uoveraor to each of our Sena
tor and Heprcseatative ia CongTt
Extract of a tetter' te tb editor djt
' -Rxhroood, 11,11.
By the next mail yoa may expect 'to
hear something ifo:irmlIi!ary operation
iu this quarter. The military are all
ordered out, 'to rendezvous, some Imme
diately at tlte depoti of anas in this city
. .1 I.. 1.1 .L - 1 ... tJ
uuiers vt hoiu tacmseivrs in ream-1
ncss at a moment's warning, tq repair to
the old. barracks of the public guard, on!
the iriogof thetarti guni to pertain
which, sendee, when neeessarv, a detach
ment of Captaiof Ju.thrford' 'artillery
rotnpanj will occupy the capitol, or a
convenient spot; adjacent. .Whit all
this means I know not. but presume it is
' in consenvenra of mwni alarm rritil
o .
fBErAnjiTO.tT raorr.ssons:;:?.
-" iatn. nSitFil,Mtw tkj
MM&rr td ti tubMrikTr, a pturM t -Ulll4
Onulow jMMt, a ptM, U wlmj 0
, aabr POJ..U ahalt U
M Ira, o af.l MiWr,
ject; bt,v betore w, titte our leave oi bj vasl Dumbi:p of who hafe
the Reguitr, we would ask its Editors been pouring into the city for some days
why they have taken no notice, in their past, and thoae.who are yet expected in
journal oi gi8J4uc inw.uiugi, vi a..-'-. , . , -,-- .a .
J, , lf - -.- ,t V P, S 8 o'clock; The alarm x not
the Governor Maugt to our Legi.U- t -dedij hmvl iost convr,efi
ture oa the suSjectof - CAUCUSING? w,th an officer of one bf the reserve corn-
Was it omitted tnerelv because its sen-' panies there was a meetinz of the offi-
th tVipir own' cer of the different detachments called
aoi bm lo at tkaU . t
-7 a UiMiW Ja4 mor u t- ,
ftm - :, .
. 1 a r a 4 wheal akU t, 19
ur lt for nivrinf, milk arclit, U T.
irvrwlf 4 ihit UI . . -
IWiuf Ihna rMtoeVI M Um tpl akariMtrr of
lh JmrcUnM a4 4nlwlLa M)t ta
ttroitH H" W Kir(ii, kc MhoL it t
MUtrrxt f aut.J U am u
11m aekM rMa (ball at all ti fs t for
irf4 vita aoiaptrt aura War W .fic ' '
Map for tH iMtrptMe Ol iliaairaling lh ra r
(a, f tha cbMira -
S. Ta trMt mna aoaoar tW pj iU
tkatt We MnnU prahiWMd. ' . v
. S. I ha KntOM and Ur ahan. Tmr lLa
-t, V rrlat4 b those of th Uniwrait s4 '
No Ih-Uatnliaa. ', - ... r . r
Z1. 'l pnc f tHilloai per seaaio wiTl Wc . vv -Mrn
tUJart, p.wl ) 4Tmbr?. '
'' Parrata ami Uuardwat, wb vita tar fr-'
thr iafnrnkauon. nalt.wi ilmiwR, W luraUa .'f.
f le ! ilr rofir, eon.ii.rTT ." J
aww dcuulvt aecovat af tb pnuvijtki mmi r
tulattoatof Um Irtttiiutinti. "
: Prineipat of lt (Utc,tB Aca tesar, - " "v
Deeereber SJ, I J. . . , .3U',
WISl
actin
of svrrnEssisa, and keeping the people
tion therejf.
The report was concurred to,
Mr.IredelLfromthe select joint committee.
to whom was referred the message of the Go-
ivernorj'Wrth
. ease. of Mr,
i'mendinff the 'passage
the respective electoral distric
. ;
soon as we ascertain the names df the
candidates."We',siiaU ublisn them.V In
the meaa 'timeV e understand, ? tliUt
whoe ver shall be. placed W this Ticket,
most be pieugea t? vote tora ttepuwican
is President of the tfnited States
sTb&' E&ora of'tho Jjegwer atfcear
to be o&'endcd at our; giving the. title
t CAUCUS to tiieHBeetin g heltt some
nights ago in tjtis "city by Air CraW
iora'8 menas. euxonies- inav we
weie not a little surprized 'that the term
CaCM,fnuia?i.naye giTen umnrage 10
these gentlemen; for it is well known
that; they, have been the xealous ad 1 vo-
catest of .116 measur&r-at least, since
tt has been the favorjte ot Rlt.Vraw-
ford's parlizans andi ''have inserted e
very arucie in. aeir coiumiia- uiai was
calculated to rendec it pala:table to tho
public.
They contend, that this meeting was
not a Caucus,?. because tt was called
publicly and; held openfy." We pre
tend not to know much of the rules or
tn.the dark respecting their rights?
T - o . . Ami thfl nrv aa ver rrfinnml-Ji I Annr.
inj mconuuciors oi a ire-: press, uu hgnd danrou,, ygelf. Thave
conceiviug it to be their duty to inform also learnt that requisitions' for" arms
Jieir patrons of every event ihat has from the country have beerv complied
I...V tuir intPittita'yith, ' It U ushaI for Vast numbers, of
and
said
ced
attentively perused by all
.tat. hniMini e aiwl S-inTlKl 1 1 TI
Willi UaU MJljIV ,aiVi IVl(ttWliVM,w("'v i a --i i- - a, , -
viVi.JL; .MAm. IwUncWl fate of tiie brave fccgd are ab-
etiquette of Caucuses; but, from;, wha
hthe ccnipanyiiigpttpers,onth's we have heard of themi we think this
v Appleton, made a repoft tecom. meeting contest fairly under the appclla
be passage of a resolution SUowmsri , , .. ' , , "i,"' .
lrTAPpkton lttK)y doljaw; which resolnU m , WBi for it was held for the express pur."
t'-.-a r ' " ,1 ' : r very secretly to-day information .was
Jica? of was itfor the; purpose of fejJ 4. belief that -tne
ing'tm concert with the Jiadical plan ....... contemplated a rising and gene
ral massacre of ike ftAiea--tne particu
lars are not allowed to be developed
Some of the companies are under arms.
r. T-V to be-in Richmond durig;tle
poliUcal ,pnvIegelwo now lay tlye hoidi . BaUiniArt AmericnJ
documentheforethemtfinthe prerf v.. ; v J ;- A
injr pa'sre,') requestinK that it may be', 'J-JUurdfr iVi. Gibralur papers of the
It 13 replete rvM
. .... J .IIM'VI ... I, V .HUT VIEIUII, f IUIU tUtn.
i .:: .. . .k.. til.:..". a. " . .u.
OOCtnneS,' l"Kc,ir vl,c-uuuw,,,s ui respecuiijj iu
the rights of the Peow, and his dispo-. Mtfnd, JVav. 5Don Rafael del Rjegos
sltiontoguard-thius
roadbf facUonr 1 -f.'' W JtoAipJaoe Of execution his property shall
'b--: ji ;s2.Vi Ltlflo.l tv.- suit ;Th?pHsoner was placed infoWflo (so.
lentKHl o . net again iiuuviug uicauusnc
and
tage of this dcterin'iaation, f ndi like the aboot the 26tlt 0r.i27th; Optober and
smallest species of thsSmtrte race, who 1 jat when summoned tor t. attend the
. ,i - : ... vt- t,rlfMJj tribunal of the ; Alcalde, 'he re-
barvmtUh ut;of J5 tBrRei a decide.. wfufal Hiscondem
seized upon every opportunity of insult-, natjott produced, a great sensation in
ins us with their vPWiosinsaHsijrht the hearts of all intelligent -.Spaniards:
of decorum" anil Veracity. We should htit, as usual, the descamiwdos joined
hot liaVo condescended to notice them w " . J f"
, i, .. . . V , , i r , fawned upon the men who 4cased the
in ; rcc,linS,:art)cle' haf "Pmiserics of ir countryiiand on the
conceived it l dut;we owejl "i our death Of Uiego, their cry off Zonr
readert and he cause of. trutn; as' cbn' the abtoluf Jung , filled tWait! Kie
doctors ot a publicNournal, Ho Jetect vocate in i vain eiyleavored to pro-
. ' ' . - . re for nim a trial 4y a military cont
and expose .their; attempts' to mislead is!ltoni , tw fnr whirh Frdi-
ahd impose upon thepublic. Vwpuld naruj anj t'rta Cofernal inquisitorial tribe'
. adyise thf Bditora; fi5 th'ifwa aatkes ..had determined he should sufler;- waa
j ' ', ' ii ..it. . . A' nMt!pr mVwp nnr Ipsa than tlmt hn'hnd
to . cnange meir coursef wior,' uiey M,nj I t ii V ". "e r
... .. :i :.i :u ii voted, Whilst a representative of the
people in the;, Cortes,' for the removal
of Ins most' ' Christian' Majesty to Ca-
Nt . Patriot. A
IMSfUftl'
JVVi)e4ei-6. This day at noon the ortfi-
scurrilous pfimfppics of iXkRalcigh pumsamcmoi nanginff was mn.ctea on
tgistcn. Its editors have taken advan It appears that Uiego was arraiffned
rest assured, it will neither promote th
cause of their avorite; or add to their
character as journausw, v i;'-vf J
.i -The tilt dieting geological and imnera-1 . -.v. V' r- Our Genera! Assembly ; adjourned,
Vglcal survey , be-made of this State, was Electors as were favorable to the elec-; ' roinj' :after a'aea-
"ua U.e secend time, and, on motion of Mr. tion of acertainSndividual, thereby die, j rs tV
"4rre2iTKV postponed indennitely. V; . t; . .. 4rLsJ. u" .Km-K.l,ti.1l1 10a f 46 da3'' 5 ur .V5Xt-B"er
J Mr. U.LXc.If.om.he Select coUWe, to to- he .peoplewhon i they 4 -ghal
whom was Kkrffcd the bill to amend.hnd. ev elect, and, measurably; wresting from . , ; P- , . r iil 41 j
tend tie -provisions of aa'afcto promote siini- 'i.: .1:1' Vi ..';! 1'. u: ceetliugSr and a list of iihe Acta ; and
'I j; culture and family
I turned the bill, re
irni"
domestic ntanulUctUres, re-
ecomrnending airnrftMBiUioenl
I to strike ut tlic whole, except the worxiv t
I bill,", and subatitistin,- itv- lieu thereof the'V
,f tnendment supple mcju l to the act of last ses.
.sioi, tofrtroroote agriculture sn.l family ; do
W mestW Manufacture. Tho report was eon
f cqrre A in, and thif b " ss nthemled, read tlw
. first time and pass. ,r ,' t
f 'i - Tbe bilMo aaieud U t oflSOS,' fpf-tl4
I ; fiota uniform ind coin l nt admiiiistration 1
foi j(ticcjthin"1;'' State, j i-ead the third ,
tiiue'ciidjOniTio., ol'"'v. JUiker. Jostponcd
e:jnutfinttely.--Ye T Kays-39. n-,'T'
y , ,5 The' biii o jiig ihe RoanoJca NavigaJ
jf,..tiou.Comptiny va read the thiri tinie, passed,
and wdewd o b .rollod.-'' 7 '"! v ' .'"
rl'hcbiUto i , ihc.v.a the KMnff -of a toll
itidgo over 1;.kihiL9 rl-'r t the to f
tJuli; and to in .-orpoj at,. aenipany tor t....t
wns re:ul the t'a'j-d tisc-passed, and
,-!-c enrolled-,"'' .TA?fc.
.t'Ti Li"," ii-oirtnb. Senate, t alter V.
iii.mc3 k-. I 1 .t. uat.e johh Hunt and' other.
? foSteaa'Ukc ; rt time and passed, .1.' v
, .'rt.t ..... '.i A .L... .if
' . inc. 0111, TToni tris.6eoa.VCi. concerning vi
Cape Fear Navigation "Company, was read the
first, second anil Vl'rd time passed, and or
dered, to be emoiicif. : VV- T;.,iT K ' ' j
Tin. ' Kilt In awt.tKlicU a CunoMn, Prwil tf
iijkw. anu t.quicy in ljnviuson.cotiniy, ana, iu
'alttf the tirue of holdincr the Superior and
''County Courts of Guilfoi lj llockingham and
JUaswelLtlic Superior Cirtot St( k 1. nndtiie
County Courts of Person, v. : re'J me Kecoud
'aiifl third tijr;3, passed r 1 oi dered to bo en-
( -
On motion of.ilr.-tiv ie,;, '"-,,' -';.;' v
-i--.'.-rt-.7.,:ibrt tie l'uMic Treasurer pVy
' dollars, for
e of the tve
ii .. ' , Treasurer
lift's 0-1
f? 7." T" V
tiieyvere incapablgi of making a select-'
tion themseives', arid unworfhjf of being
entrusted with crivijege, hich'sthe
ilaws oft! i land have ttpressvuar.in;
tvpci to titem lias a.uaucua at v n?n--or the pretensions ot,
igton e yr one fartlier? t it makers T the VWsuyThe
in
dit.'
,. .:
New AdveTtsemtuts."
IlUti
p;h;Acadein)v
, j. wji ui 44; iters v
ntMAr nuutM row utlic at lllih. .
H. ... W, - -WMM. Will. M BUI U
haw out of the olno kfTor lit let April it, - - -k
aetit la tU iicnaral foat VJlfiaa. aa dcal Ut
ters.". - --v,
.1 CaAhtrio AVcroathr,' Franc U Aadrewa. . .
jotiiua AiKBjp Aaaoo Allen, W m, Amoa, .
Cal Alford. Wsa. Allea. Mus AlWo. inn. Al.
lea, ciaa AraaiHcurvat aikmbj, nitholas A '
if-Jno. J. Brlre-O no. Broad well, Geo. Bar
by, TUos Uojkia, Wtbb Bell, Mark lUrk.r.
Johaftw Uutbea , Mar W firysn, Ja Hube. M
Brlgatlier Gxrl 1"U Brigade, Jno. Urgiuk "
Wm.-Q. Uowert. Kobt. Burton, Chariot Aeo . '
omvii JIM. DUOtia. n ; v; A . ,,1
U Lewis Uarpeater, Kiehanf Croora. Jan,! s1
4imle 3, S.m'l Chaoa 3, Jas U t :uk , Clary - '.'
A.Cherii, Willi Carpenter, EliiaCrobt. Jno. " ! ,
Cratiiihnn. Chi. CnoliB. Iju U. fv.mi. ' .
J as. Chapman, Jno, Oil ton. ,,'"f
. . n . I. 1 : 1 1.. a 1 . .11 . r u .... . . ,
ay l)ect), J110 Drake, Mr. Uvien, Josiah Oil ' r
lianl, It I . Itanlel, IM rn'il Umtley, Uxtj Daris.
' A'. Kaekiel Jna Ev,t. ; : , . -. , r . V-
r Mrs, a on 1 aiconer, bun u. Fort, kin .-' :
chen rvemnn, A"e r reeroan 8, tdw'U rtaiul- ' v
gin, W m. Fottfr, Jot. T, Fowler. ( , '
- ' Jainer Uillet. - , '' - .":'--
. Aquilla HubbsrU, Lewis ITopson, Uoger i
IUoaock, Witt. Jienry, Jno. Hall, Itev. Henry v
.i..i i.oi.lt. a tt .... tl lj
IHII, Jtich'd ' Hinds, Sherwood House, Julia.
Benj. Holding, Juo. W. Hill,Joiih It. Hick.,
iiuu niu iiiniunv or Kisra lianas '
MarT Itv. Naih't Jonei irl.lle Hmk t
Weley Jonea, David Junes Brey Joue, Allen
Jones, F.ibeWrrd Jones. t(S Jeft'. cvi 8. Did '
Jmlil'p. ir . VVf Jntllium. Jim Jnl.r,.nn ' .!'- . .
Johnston,- Jat U Johnston. Atary JarreL. .1 ' .:,' "
- A Ma7 Keunon,-' Wiu Kcnuon. Francis '.'
r j 1 r ii..r . ii n n i ..i i . M . ' -
lmiiuuui, n w a uicannri X, Ann
W Lane, J H Lueas, Wnv Lyon, lsaaa Lane.
Michnel Lune, Cathsrine Lorr. ' f . " j ,
JM Colin Al'Ur. VVm H M.. 1.. II
Alistcr, I'olly M'Gehee, Wn M 'Cullers, F 6
Msrsliall Mark Moon, Met T D Mason, Fd of f
...iiicr, ii.wn iicm, jut .u uoweil, .310KS ;
. A. ii ... . '.. . r
tCeo Naaoe, Dolly Korri . v' :
Martin Overly ' ' :'-f;' . ' J--jf
' l)n'l Farhuro, Sam I Peake.Thos prie .
' . i ir .ii.. U..I...U. .. .. ; . l. i . i . , u
Nimrod KaKsdule. David Ruth 2. Jm n known. '
Abraham HulRn. Hartsell ItrrTr. Rnlun4 11
inos noneion, uaniei u itencoer. ciiarlea - .,
ii.. i.. R..kkU i . .'v i .,. ....;-''
'o-ruunxu ouuiiii. -unn oi.ido. junn searbn.
rough, Jat Sweeny, Jno L Scott, Win Sug, D.
jX Salmon, Elisabeth Ship, Brry D S
Barbara, Smith, It O Smith, Elizabeth Sorrell,
I. V mill. . I. .. . : .. i, . i . ., .
4.IUI 0UB&I I 0Ulll. I uw 0HIl, lUUK
Scott, tUizabelh Stanlr. Kliia Smith. Jehu Shea-
ron, Redding Slmms, Hebcoca Sutherland, Jno
Singleton,, uarruon omiin. - it- .,
J i hiiitf j Hiyraan ylia Thomas.
i t ClsryUpclmrth. ? , . . ,
ff r Jsoob Vann, Hani Terser, ;
r-rWm Woodville, I, ooretla Wallace, Silas i
Webb.newton WooH. Abelias Webb. Jno IVii.
liams S. Naih't WhiUow. JpS Wilson 3,K,l,ibti(t
wara, i iiqs nirauon, wra wombie, ttebeaca I -Williams.
t'J'.Ji
r-rBnul Yates, John W Toong.' ' v; ' j
r Persons selling for . the above Letters.' ill -
sar that tney ara aavertiseo. as the rtav not o- '
i iter i. if rut wm. r .. ,
i .. . .. . .. n .,. i n ouitii ii i.' .i .-
' . .. ..... !v . J 1. . U Jll II- . . IVI.
Raleigh, Jan V. 1824 1.3w . '
not by wlia tmwer'tliis iisurpatroti; of
power is called- its effects are thasafn
and ve tlcnbt not that "tiie feople
will uo kwake to th"e tnoti4e's or those
who Toorate it to themselves, ai.i sbaw
tie.. ..idigfiatWn' at such an encroach
irient on ihe'if iibcrties n a spirited knd
becoming mannc-V !; Ti J;'- i'
TiiMer,tvoriut than'
. friends ofMi, Crawford attended;
a n in its face itt ewn refuiiitioiifor
j Jt. la bepresMmetlithat-any- odiers
w,ould have gdne fo'ih meeting, - when
the friends bf Mr. Crawford only were'
inVited3.i,Woutd jtotll such have been
conidereil atttrtfeat asntrttaersr,-:
is true that there tverefmanTin, thojl.,
-
.'
by r
ford bu
considcitit
voted, or ci
r.eeiin;. anu, tu
a T jT '. ' m '
opposeto Jir. rajv
cKhetvtuoil what is
the .Senate, qor
Ti'Tcd with.the
a ii r, could po
lioardntintia nnspil thi nf Rftinn
- j . s.'-':,K' ;. '' '-': '.'- " ' !
, We enclose ia tRis 'daja paper, at the .
request of one of our"respectablev pat
rons ia" tliis city; f'pampile,f,' An favor
Gen. Jackson, to
able argument it
contains1 against, the Ctttitus system, m
popular Vith the frjlepds of Mr, Craw5
ford (and, with veryfevif esceptions, Ms
Jrietfds www).', in every gee tiortof the
Lnion; cannot tail tq aiTcst the reader's
'.f-'''....,"e ...... . " ,'-:'... .
f-. Congressional w.-Tlie folloyr'
ing VreamWe and Resolutions fyave( been
adopted in both branchesof the Legisla
ture ot Maryland by an ovjerwaelming
tnajoritj?'?;'-
' ; The1 LeeisUturc of Miry land wiH view with
concern any attempt to control the election of
President and Vice-President of Uie U. 8. by
means of Congressional Caucus, ( 4;' ;? f ; v
.The Constitution of the V 9. bsi assigned to
tiongTcss certain i ights and duties in regard
to tliat election, concerning the performance
of which at the proper time, anal in he pro-
pP phmej it is ttnwisa ild injudicious fof
mcmbei-s of Congress previously to pledge or
cfii)un:t themselves. ' t "' v-. y- -ff . V
T'i the 'people the 'same inftrument has as
.gned other nghu atict tuitietwrnciiine Jfc.
gutlahire of Maryland Re lieve Uiey are per
f.xtly competent to' perform Without he a-
geucy. pi iy tnuunat mn speoi wofiy uuior
IJtOIl the Vefy txtnive patronage vnih which
this school hjtt been favnrcd, the : aubavriber
ia sincerely grateful. Mlewitl Will continue tola,
bor failht'ully in the instruction of those who tuSy
be committed tn hia uari. .-! . - ".., . . . .
Ine exereiKS wilt Ire ' resumed on the first
Monday in January. . " v ,
Itiltsboro; 0(v'SS..isg3 4j, ; y Mv .
" Oxtbr4 Male Acatlemy. a
.'TllB esercUcs in "'this institution.' will be reiu
a ,m.J.iui lt..i A ... I. .r t ' .
- 1HH VU UI. Hin M.tfU.IHJ ft HtlHIJ .DCAl,
under ' the 'sonerititeodence of ' M e. Mantes l.
Johnson The acknowledged abilily of the sopVr
intendent, the theaimcia of hoard and tuition.
and the heallhfulneaaof the place, it a believed,
vnuiiv iiii, mutiumtj ft? m niga ucgren oi puuiio,
patronage.-:. j. , -: ' :,. p';'J
Dee. 19, 1833. . .-7 i: . v.t-2w.
Valuable PropertjFcjr Sale.
i UK Snbacriber, desirous of moving Higher op
the country, will sell, on the most liberal
terms, his poueasions In the towrt of Smithfield,
eonsisling ol' eight hal f acre lots of ground, join
ing, making an entire square of four acres, situa-
t "O- in the most elevated and pleaaanf part of
town. , 1 be tats are haoosomely improveil: On
hem ara a well built convenient dwelling house
and ofliae house, on. the corner of Ihe lots, with
two rooms, kitchen, wealhouse, atablea, todili r
house, with other neceasary building! Ui yard
and garden elegantly fenced in with cypress pwt
and railings, with pales of heart bind, ( painted; 1
the yard and street in front- is handsomely set
with, tooust and poplara; the garden in a high slate
of imprnveinonti ibo lots are of the richest soil,
ami will yield support for a small family. These
is on tne tou spring oi excellent water, eo&sid.
ered one of the beat ut the: eauntr. . - .-.
. medicul'centlemanwith , family, who
nukl hi himself iermaneBtly ml advantageoua
Ir in ne of the best stands for bnsineas in the
Stale, might find it to his interest lo call and see
me.' '. ' I -.i?' ;.
- . ' .'JOUNT. rVTEARflAlN.
. fimiihScld, D. 40, 1I-M.;',., ;," 3
' s. ' Nort!iafnplonCountv.
woufi oi i leas ana- quarter fiessious
tJ -'1. . - ' WWVIBW, Villi, U..'f. .'.
John T Vugh, llethy Vaughit) and Etittf Bj-.',.
, Branch, by hor guardian 'I hoiuav t'eete, vr. ''
the heirs and deviates of Thomas Vaughn, dt
ceaseu peuuon lor pariiyon ot lands ,t ...
IT Sppearlng t th satisruc'lim of the Conrt
fhllf H.nfV It. Vinirhn. William Vuiiii'Iih. .
James Vaughn, Uenjamitv Vaughn', and the heira
or 1 nomas 'Vauctm. oeeeas'.'d, lilie vnunccr.) ,
and grsnilehiUreu of the-attid I horoap VatigUn, t
doetaacd. defcniluntj menlionel in thvietiiion.
are not residents of . this stater it is theref ore or-
dercd by the Court, that puhliontinn be made in
the star and North-tarolina liazette fur hvn .
weeks sucoeiiivclT. for tlte defendants to nnpear
at the aett Court of Pleas and Quarter Session '
to be held for the countv of Northltnpton, oti .
. . . ... . . . ...... . ..
manrst momuv in marennext, men anil tlien :
db taaen nra ccNiiesso ua 10 litem, lni nearu e
pnnfi ? j.' -..-.' . . -' ..... .-.-.ins,;-.
Witness. John' W. Harrison. Clerk of said .
Court, at Office, the first Mnnday of December, ';
a. 11. iz:i. anil In iifn axih nr ill iml.. ,
pendente of said state.' ' ' "v. '4' -
JOHN w. HARRISON', C. C,C ,
1 -3 w price adv. g3. -v ,'.
Stolen.
IJtROW the Subscriber's shop, on theCOlh nit V
" dmible ease Gold Talent Uvcr WA't CH, -with
a fine Gold Chain. Seal and Rev, The out' "
aide eaae tt the watch la ehud. it hua a mitil
dial, two pairs extra jewel, detached'scapment,' '
made by Joseph Johnson, Liverpool, and No), -
0i- All ....l.m.,l.. j u... ... ...r..:... a
. . " . .... .-. w .... " , ,.
mat 11 any walcli 01 the above tirsciiution aliou M -
L . Q 1 r 1 ... ... ,.
w.i 1..,' m.v, .I 1 CJ.JIII , itf mri 11, aiiiii .iiuulU
the watch and lliief he dclretpd. a rruaril id'.'
twenty -five.di.IUrs will ba'givenr togellitr with '"
the sincere thanks of V' " ' -.r
, .""."''-- JdilN T. 3AVAr.H.
' Raleigh, k'l, 182 W r, V i 1-4 , ",-.-,
note be considered ,as attached ttr. it
yt.-K v, ;.; ::'i:'.v
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