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T 0. 41 l-KIGII,VNOnTUtCAriOLLNA;;TIIUUSliAVf OCTO 4( i vol :;vm. r"r 1 - Vrliwi I .Ss Vf H.rTa4-l!rsa-,a' lut, l-anasls of cirilitej wtctji 4r its wu i,th p - , r aitou iwaeUi- aT ir i,e j.r-,i.4 of lutut r me nns prir anJ tlif rthe r bctWfea fw ,imluUj!rf ti "I SSiltcrsaa ju iod Ul. -Mt hr, ifcfad lr. r :- . 1 I i" ' . ... k.1 . . . . . . 1 . I . I 1 " ' - scu-ms, retailed fi.n it Notairi-i bn.M.r t;w-ww"" n vied lately, and the. tin ; .. i.-ixm ;!Wt4Uw.l-. W-wilantjr, after b., i ,f ,ar,"' ' "r,,e fr rtt toi.-' nfteilly lij'i ae after v';J fkr 'X ciUort funM W. rr prclt Uiljidition. ( f ' ' rV'. ' tr ilwu-u fra WtUfrl.r - tie rHirn- k. . - "J. .sv7tb-im juint'clock atfiifUt. ' 1 LyT'' E U K 1 A ii'X I U I'.S. acrrf ;i ioi-J n.ioimc aocia, A 1 . V-'J' ATr. .ji rmiv4ium dnsciit- -S.r fV TV-r-O. M'Cl.hw h jT arj,e;betrfn KlaicV anJ tirr in w cj j,m"posV.s fot rubnj- a pier at relalfoi tajiut lq-jaiTiM.,f llie evenwj. A'.tV V. Hie forrguins jtiite. t n4 Krr ackWatel pultcJ' uyl it "IV i'jpiinial (sva (ha proipectua) iT Urje Dirk knif foi h'ti pockf I, and b- .l uWiahrd f.,r (he promown f xwiikI. tt H)Ct pjiUl.i. in nJl fco ti, aevwal r.p,,.,l.n 'PL'SwIJ of xVh,ch Cnat3riiowWiiiw , l iha OaKl ANDREW Krr ho.- a.uce th, raunlcf, f- vok-'O.n. 5f Tennea,- Tba-frieinb f feotcl lua eeffjw:; a.n.1 we un4rlan4 a vie,, jr r Trr niunerptta tn thi 8rs, i large r warj JaH tiet!-oiTe ird IW hit .. ( i rvqu.fc a. proper nnawurfdinf aNth prf !eirtn.t; )bt$ brt orVwitlim r r t l.;o dra-ra to fcilly enter into Ac I ' . -.. . ... . , , k... f itie PrcaMential camlkUtrt, adtf'J'-"a V . M," s Vf- one recrai anempi i cuuiiiur asjasma- tmn.J'alrM. . ; r riMaU kar arbW I ixtb t ioa S t-rtfs 4 :'.- tuc cirrumaLice anrnuing m tiec t'.o:i if Mr. Adam He pra1'rata to make t-n particular defrminuon, nd with tlie .urstnncr of '-ral (rentletnen woll qualified Kirili' tlc, to lay before the people o tikis stnto the tme merita of the -approaBhing , ml; ovrrsr, and 10 endeavor to plce before t'.u in the b'iiie nd antidote of the times." " The quen.ins now to be discussed by the nro ilc en' the United States, are Shall pri. vt intiiirties be auctioned aa the : proper U'a 9ta!k. of one foot in length, and nut 'eps to nonur nu (iiviiiii'iiuiii out puum. , pinion and all the w ill o the people be obey , . or not? Shall the administration ol'go ..:.'Tn i;t he siiHtiicd bv eniitnanes ami f :ci 1 ai nts or ty il own ment. Shall of i.r.rt' foreign an'' domestic, be created to be filli.d by politic! dependents? Shnll the ri(,:,ii ol' the States bt bartered away to in rese the patronage and powe ol the gene r;il KovrrnmeiU? And, lastly. Shall republican principle"- be maintained u pority, orbecon tatniuated by new and speculative theories?" Jiitlibbro Sepl. 10. At t1r Superior Court held for r.nitu v last week, mlge SxaAxoa pre siihitff, David llobbt va tried for kill ing Mn Cluck in July lasr. sr- Tlie I'vhlence otlbred, exhibited the follow xjt fscts, which .we btxRv recapi tulate: '. V 4 ,5' l ' V .Fromtbantoo'Jyii ar. t . , Graprt, -Tlie Nrth Cafot purple oval, rape, known haro as th , Isabella mpt, in' yi(Tf luxuriant bearyi;,'iii mlitiT of t!te rrlro8 in 'tVw village. A ineiia nas nantteu us ave large Dunmcs oist man a pipe stem. , - We are wrry. t say. that th- foreign prapetr'tnes of Dr. Va'udetreer, at Flat bush, which have in-, former seasong yicltfttjj alutoAince of the finest fruit are blasted for the present season. The irreen fruit burit open anil withered, fit the leaves (.tod iu Rome instances tire small branches alst) changed to a brown color ntul dropped off, Whether, litis miy h.tvc been owin to the wet season, 0- to any peculiarity of the climate, is a fjacstior' ol'snine interest, and we hope the' fiif nds of t'u vijnc in diOTerent add distant parts of the country will inter change their information nod experi ence on the titilijcct. . 'Hits sia. iTjariin Wranzell. uf the On thtf26th 'of July last the prisoner tRussljri corvette ki-otkvv has arrived at the MotUeiTUnk Irom ,a voyaze a- I .1 II . . I aI rnutfi uie woi iu, in two years, in v: Marquesas, an officer., andttwo men were murdered, without provocation. by the Bavajes. TioKha nd Cheek the Ueceaseti, witn several others, were at the tax gatlici nig a- NrownV MilHf aitd H the evening became rnnch .intoxicated. Soon alter nun-down," they eet off together towards tfo-ne; Hobbs anti another pewwi quar-reliin"- 'After theyhad passed some lil tie "distance; Cheek called to HA)b, a:id said he . could. whi him. This bnmrht'on an- altercation, and they l.rh soon became very angry, anil ap peared desirous of lighting. For a; hp'rt time they, were .prevented, fioni approachtng , each :bthet ,by two, of the man. at leneth escaped from tne person '-.hhlibg him, and struckHobbs a heavy blo-.f drt his head; and. tore ins waist coit and VrU; Vneff thy were sepka;' ted. Hobbs then drew, out . a pocket knife, and threatened if Cheek laid hw hand nn hirrt ae-ain or touched IriitKhe Wdff'i-in out his cuts'. Persuasio'S was in vain made use of to induce them to go home; and fortwenty or mirty minr ii tea irritating language passed between them, Hobbs still holding the knife open in his hand, which he refuse to part with or to shut." At this' time they were tadingonrhc i(Je' o m i.a our f t-t. a . and,ikt atTortl a iane lr (' vi, wnrrn, mi i a Ttry U ' -iiaeia i ',- l.c h th aiorW .-! ti!i f tsArUs-..- , r.rrr, M pn IMt, Eat), pi id I Ut U tjefcOC (hat ' . Tiuy r . rew al :i -h ianmcUi t cflbfet thraa Httlt Iron in the SijHteni: Good, inliisBool; of Nature, tell u thfrt there is iron enough jn the blooil of fortv-twv tnttit to innkc pliuclt-shai-e weighing, generally, , from S3 to i I lis. This it a singular proposition! but as the learned doc tor is a eeiiUenmn of high respeeUbilitv, and deep aciontifie reaeaixh, 'it deserves . a ready Credit. We shouhl.Jike to know tlie quantity of brow which Is incorporated H the ystem, either In blooil or bone, of some individuals. , ' Female Matonrtf.K little pamphlet ling been published in this vicinity, entilloil lUu- ' .ition nf Female JHruohry, at 'frractiaed in E0lr, bu a ha.iy." We have not, pemueil diis edition of Femule Morgaiiifm, but suspect it eontairta mnt tera (jnitfc curious ai,l interesting. Waouhl however,-remark, that wo have everv rewsift to believe lie vnrlc.to be' Jnaine, umi a erfrrect atatenirnt of tike rnrstcriea as practised in Kng land',"' Frarrca-"and jhermaay: We my have ladies 0 Masonoifces in tlia country shorrfy. MlDUtR FLOIltUA. A respectable family in Switzerland have applied to '3eneraltar!iyeUe for Ills' opinion respecting the facilities ofa uettlement in Al abama or tWest Florida, A letter from the General to Hfc.' Duval, Governor of Florida, encloses a series o -questions tronj lliein, re specting that'territory St Florida & Alabama, Which, at the request ot Xhe Governor, have been answered by David B. Macomb, Esq. member of the ' Florida tfistittitp of Agricul. Hire, Antiquities and Science," in tlie follow ing letten - ' ' J'emtHue iriLoakacry, near TutlnAauee. 7 M -' July 16th, 1827, I vTlw . Questions taf which the foJlawimr are Answers, having been submitted to me by his Kxceiiency wm. r. uuvui, wiyi a reqnesj that I ahtxild 'Contribute ' anv infonflaiioit I might possess, in TelajioiV tai tj)err object, 1 theertullyavail misell ot thenrst Jemire-mo mentto cany into euci, my realty coinpii auee with Ins wwhea. . 'i.''v.v;,.-'v., -1 ' Aa h first m (witie'sttons are made particu- larlvVith re iraf l Art the state ofAlubaspa, I snail-proceed directly to inose woicn appear to be 'more ot- a general natiire una compris ing within their scope this part ot the 1 errito, ry of Florida ' P.km. 7th. 1 advise ahd recomrrlend a society of wisa AirritttliuR.risiao eialilish them- selves in Middle Floric'i. fn !?peakln of the advantages of thisectibi olotmtr tir. a So'; reljii agricultural acokwiation-,,! would immo- diatelyAbring;to.lheir, knou'U r.e the iropor tant fact, that whita laborers ean, and ,to en dure the n'mst vectioal heat of the tun, iit their ai(t"(cul;ural orjeratiftns, Wt1iiHtf eaperienCin the least iriconvenietlce tliercfrf)"! speak from e apeiience dnd daily habittula in my horl about eight or jtenBteps apart., Willis Cheek having beeri unable to persnadf! his uncle Jnhnheek. the .lecease;.!, to gn home went to Udbb with ihe inten tion o forcing hijfli away, and took hold of him, and pushetlhiiii to or thiee -steps clown the hiltwh.en fee felt a blow pass his head, and theyth fell and John Cheelc with thepi. jVillis Cheek m; htautlv ro8evap'U puUerJ upjlobbs, bat John Cheek was held di'wa by one of the persons ?pfe&r(, who." was anxious to prevent the fight- It.was soon, ob served :that "JbTooti was flowing from Cheek, arid he was siiffered to rise, but he airain immediately: JelL and, io a, TeV. minutes expired J TrVs soon s the blood was observed; Hobos tell me piace ano went home; without sa)ing any, thing, leaving ."his hat, waHt;coat, gun and shot -bag. VOa?tiaoiinati()D it was found that Cheek ;tiad received deep stab in hi9 left etm" .; . The prisoner was ebiy defended fcy Frederick Nash and Ifugh -DAYeddle, esquires The Solicitor, General and John Scott, esq. for the statevf ' The Judge Explained the law to the jury, and recapitulated the . evidence, with much clearness., Though thrfevi- iloitaa in t ia QCO sfllfl I1I1T. KUtlw WDLMIILT 1 Cheeks wcfW-'thV woorld by failiagJ tjcultl ;if.borTUer.,is at. elasticity i iit-eas rwri'TO w J the-atmosphere, occasioned nodpjibt. as wet tipontfeeknifcorwhelherhe wasstabbetl by t eievation,aa our cdntig.iitvo tfieOoU by Uofabsi yet7he Jury ' wavrc instrur;-., ot" Mexico (a:Kt consequently within the Infla ted': that if ther" belfeved the prisoner j ence of the sea fereeo.l which neiwrna new- 1. ... . .1. - 1. r.. ;.U . .fnlrkr,,..iiu in. 1 rfivel are tvlf?nitlv seisit)! of! and to too, nut me avtiiiei v mi iu,?, ,,, , -j - ----- - ' ,c , ' . tent, they were botind to fiftd him --jM .1 JI , u - - j .; ; . .' pUwre wHI wh.cngr1cflUor,t orothelf -j ... ....... . . . j laoors are oifi lit) iyA.ne iiuiiJBirioii-i Mrincr biim The jury after being onf about Half : ,,,eCimic. ' uivlng premised; tbj fact, Jjas an hour, returned' It'' Verdict "of fMuii'y acrt that' the Tallahaasee country possesses a daafthtef "" ' '.' ."'V' "l .!',:'''f,; jpatre 'wtab'' of 'resoorceai wthttiBofiU''; ai Q.,",.i. ,. epnnre- olthe "1aw' dered lav cwnmerclat or grichliural point Saturday ;he sentence: onneiaw ,r,tfu. somherrt- a. was inimetliately tirahfleitt on ; me leil,. reqnUw- the h..t of i.nduAiiy d efttc hand in the nresence of the0ufti ,; il nriwe to develone tlieiit.and conhVnt ihejsti . .y:-,fectfrtferJV:t'Pty''th"-ntr' erverv other ... r, i : ; -s ,,'iS- ' 'r nart of th' United Stateaof Noflh America rr. . 1 .a", t ;. The two frrKl and inr. 001 taut ataolei of ("MWV'JT' the Tprriioof rioricWarc aea 4al or Horrible Mkrdtt.-A has become our long siupie eotto od aogar cane; and I provioce to record one ' of the most a ihsre eren absent it o' aM oihc.r a'ii'Ks (rocioua butcheries which has ever pot froynin toe, U. states, uuss would alone t toiporan: stapkt al rWil aflba Nor- tnra ail, MiJIle U!s t) a -sMt fcbetw! aa4 profuse tiao4 t TU tnte. of ia.fi r Nc.Bnd cutkM efXoutn (.vr a AUSxiw n4 firorgA bp hrwrn -Ik nil Uen caapared wak "We sbnndurt cmM of 11mm taflea,inrvrtv tur cosaavMi upland pr.wj ico r5 t- fc ithcl of re ta 1I1 acfas .1eat,1 wi an cflra- (milaq.1 birj, rve ata, tMillc-t are produced a aSindf if a4 t He nud,lt? t tboard St aleA. TV ao-1 ij muck aa)re rat-ly o4uteX aud all kiaiof b uoo-aia steeds nmr jaailjr keptuid.-t. tkaa U Alabama as- Georg.s; cipc imttineo-of ao snSall rpportaaee J .ttioae whr iatend to tuU ;ivaeri mmm&nt.- - - ' f . Aas. tt.' We'r u-.t ti colony at Swim av 'lrscubed in the qucwn, to establish thm selves in thiaaecion ofcoiiutrr. tiiaf tiwU 1 beyond the protubu.tr of a J.t-jUt, succeed 1 thc'repVrprise. Tfcr i uo pats f 4twa eonUnent of Norrb Aineric',meeWe; p. aie knd ail are so, prsoiSrl adapted to hccutiivtka !of tl-.e rine," as' tho. Middle katrict ct tFIoricU. N.tore tuts been or. ruse, Trnfeed, iu her erTortafa thia braitcliof her ecromr." 'A 1 eomoinri obaetver can readily dialinpvish I or 10 different tnrciaa of the vine in our forests, where they jrtrosr and flourish most lunurieatlv and baf atxin- lanihr. for wild . rrupa.-0ir wood are lileraQy covered wih the varioiia kinds of vine, a snra iudica'iun' that 1b rape will sticCced, wheHoortureil and drested by c- leWeneed laborers and citlt'vattjrs Whole Ids ot uine can oe -shown, wb ise ac oan not fall ahbrt of J00 rears, In ouie few in- stances the large French oltic grape baa been engrattea upon tlie Mot o aiie vvild grape, in itUn qw, tt thev have produced the 'Jtrtt year of their. aprafture. tke second, 6 le bush el of grapes from tine vine, fc the third year a large crop 4a anticipated There is consev qiiently no part of the world kwhere a vine van can De eatablislica viU 10 rmtcn expe ditiois with so great cortaitity of auccesa, and with so comparatively small expense. But our popiila' ion know acareelr hothing of th manufacture of wine, when they hare grown the grape ia abundance". The) have !iaa little or no opportenity ot acquiring :i radical information on this Important s ib- jectj nor would they be 'disposed to enter ltd a-ousines of this kind as tt requires ton long a time to bring their tabor to a profitable issue- it being prevalently under stood among us, that it rsquiree five years to cntabi-ih a vineyard. All the diflVrent tpc ,;ies of foreign" gr.ipe tht have been planted in this Section- of conrttrr, haVe succeeded! well,nd,io. doubt, wil prixluce in du? lime mh wiiu proper pruning and and tliewug; a hriricU of knowledge very litllo understood here, and consequently a source of great profit to the possessor. "Hie first successful establishment upon a respectable scale - m Florida, will realize an - independence in a few vcars.,' Ans 9th. Knowing the peculiar habits and disposition of the European laborers, and at the same time their Inaptitude to initnWe the axe at firstan instrument first 1n rank arid usefulness in levelling our forests, I ' ad" ise that, as many 'strong; able-bodied and ittdus trinus laborers be brought over from Swit zerland as possible; bm that only a slight de pendence at hrst be placed upon their ope rations in such of the labors as our native nhab'.tants ar more expert in: such as 'he felling of trees, splitting rails for fences, &ri rhese laborers may, ui . the mean time,, be employed in grubbing,,' rolling 'the- logs, and numing Dnisn on your newiv acquirea latins Ans. luth. It ui mast certain th&t fie Hwihs, even .the more northern European can bear the heat and change oF climate, inculen tal to their Removal from-that continent to this section or Florida, tor this obvious rea son: that the iri'San heat in Florida is I'-Ss than in Southern 'Switzerlaifid)' the thermoiriier, (Fahrenheit's) rangingtn th? estKem of hot weatner oetweei7i ana. vu in.tne ay time. and 75 and.in the nighttime, Jo point of health and amenity, I may almost say d'-hcious luvur'y'Of crimate, Tallahassee, thecapitol of Florida, may be considered as the Mwtpelier ; ot the "Ui States swrne limattf esetnbl.-s that, of 'Naples, VthOut its siroc wind- t that season of the year when this Bthtn Vpa acts with so much virulence upoa 'he shores of the' Meilitferranearf, we, the'pfeople 'of Florida, are refreshed ' ijrith' daily showers, whicii continue irom trie nurture orJUly .to ttfe , auttwnnal equinox.!-"Tliy . eawtot be called ptm'dMtriHiaaa in them: southern latitudes,. but in, their cheering eflets upbn vegetation aitd upon the animal system, the same," although' not accompanied With such Violent orferrible appearances.1" ' '; ' ? '' Ans. 1 lira, rvs ,iws is atinoav we nignesi partof 'Fiorina,'.! proofed tt,gire a doscrip . tioafef as, w-U as art' account of its prin cipal productions ' and fruits, !v The face of this country cannot he said to be mountainous. aliho)tgh inelined to be hilly. - It has a rolling, with mif iicient ot, the advantages 'of a chain- paign, without tpsmr anv-jof the beauty ofa -u. r .1. -vi.- . r 1 -.L- piny sui.ee, a ne son is rainiPOKH, in soio- I n'acei. of a deeU warm, aod meilo taaic earm, easuy - wQjKecij in oiuers, pi a aeep oiacK mouict, cased upon clay o: a deep rea ctlorj when; turned up presents aloitsy sur face, anu-Mtlicn wetttd stains the lingers ti Ke puint; in other, places, of a pure toaiW WUh a mixture ot clay and fine sand, deep. but not heaj'y." This Jast,vf bservei" affords , the greater eridencfeS of thevine, -'(ft addition" to' the productions and' fruits eaumerated-in the? 7ttytnswer, 1 have jo state, that the orange, sweet, 5ouriad bitferVffrows wild in tlie county of Alachua, and, tho- China orange is cultivated both at St. ugustme ana fensaco. la .with ERra sticcejs, but as this is a newly settled part' of Florida; recenit emerged from ihe possession of thti" Aborigines', the China oraiiga l)as not artjved to maturity tor raai of time, s We have jrong. trees uorn, 3 to 4 yeftia (lid, wliicl) have', WitliiitiKid tiic frosta of two' tincommonlr severe winters. without 'any- material injury 'at that tender age, TheJwe' may also be ranked as a staple proiuiction of this territory. . An i is grove esubli$lcd with the Uitention of jma iitstur'iog the olie oil and preserves, would vieUl.enoniKMis orofits. The trees 1 have seen in St, Augustine, in the gardens of tome v the gentlemen of that city, are brgcf ihan the- lareesv tiUv trees of- Fraaee, and esout thein in the duality and quantity of tbeif fniilfeVlTie.-. olive; trpf growrwild itr this region. ,1 have seen much fruit on (pe trees that (ante Ondef myobserralion. ;1 have no doubt ther could be trrtlted advantageously: Silk has been cultivated and reared wjlu sue- rel.; I'hfc white aaulberry f mru$, mlbaj has- beea int roduced -and found to thrire. The purple mulberry f'marwHuvroJ lscom- v kuksHlrT uponlUerwirrk. al br ai of Hvl la t!i ' 7 fVhOsnf . Ll K Ml ) T Mo,fiW 53 sceeetrika vbca Wdeponl brnilrf-il c;f-. Ihrv are at la ajc rttaV uf tkf TrtasB rv f CvuU h I r. tkt sssrssa aav' ' , s " - r tMWinaik.ii . . ' XiAtH hav altauiwl IA n iiunlrniiri m :. Ana. tJia. Ttiore i ai rT, flRcahy 1st tft. I ukc plewre taaaaurui yoat tt wyur'j tins.' ' 1 . , v - j . . 1 - , , , . ay .no Aorwa aai eeisea to be MMII rsSfd, s oca led epon ms? Ot diaooaiii of Hm imvLaroa rj r-uL d4 a stigtjf ' : a uw-i nf fianh Aa.eH ts will ba ay Ik ia. to satisfy aay reasoaa, bla anir l hts auSjct. Our kintv rk arakoaM sad wr stiMire oat akonml with lino biva-ad harbor five r Caie adraatseaBj ihia rspct than ony oilteV part of the Va tnd Stste ru'ttre a ehtu4l ef Cvba fnr a wkel" fur e ir'1 stock,' provisions ami .Imlef, and of New OJem.4Nrr Tor aivl. si th ;Mjthem rxvets, for wir ootn Biul airend fr-iiis. rjlaVasee bei ? mly '3 sniUs Irum .Jit lark a; port' entry a id, delivery for sea elsrawin 1 Jr.-et wati-n witmrrole ly", von evo ronsc direct so- tie -jAice of r-r set'fcsiiMrt ik. restel, an i bring JUJ vaur implements nf h isUiirrv. 'Tnere are iSoc s art of acres of giod A icuRivtpd UldWhe bsijcllt' wiiftin 2J or Intites of tlos place, at-ftei 3 to I -Mlsre p-rcr7m a coun'ry tiH,"Tor kcalth. gTfc wtrr tane;jr of ta pt and other prKlucion beaoty and ele vation of situation! extent of Drosn-Ct. fee til'ity of soil, fsc'tity of tilfajre tad vleinitr aoJ s'sjJiouM. is not eiceedrj by any part of Ike Oui'edSts'ea of nerica. Tallahassee $ ia laHCucJe 3i) 40. A ' j , ,1 Aiav4.tth. The Terrirorr of Phwida U susreptihl'-ofresjrit more lanre aad a nafl o"ile, proUultly than ny oilier portion of e- q'la! extent in N ir-h. America . They are raised with very little trouble nd exnen-: he winter beinv o mild, and the frost so sli ght and of o sU-ri a duration, ; aa not lo atiect the wild herbage (called the c.ttlP rn -e.) cpnseq'ten.ly we are not-under the neceasityof laying up k atock of prdveaifr for the n diiring ihe winter season.- I'ke natural or wild grasses are abiuidaift and e tre.oely niitr'i(kua, and -conli ue in a verdant tiieni-oririi')ut me wnuer. me anincmi grasses such aS Lncern-., Sanfoin, kc. and clover, aat havinir been introduced as ret: aUHbugti there ia .uiiicl reaacn to Relieve tnat success wiu attend , tlieir ctiltivaiwii. particularly the last, two kinds of which (orange and white) are mdigeoious. ' Guinea . f il- te t pol-ticil rtspetv It is .erfcctlj' tra) it kouwe aveij.er Tfijt at seiiuna intrniwvt te ra u areuod of eooia. try in nrnon. betora -ak ruiMKanhCir ami.-m... . 1, K r CUtRC - . - - w . w j mm a..M and Cfdouv. Ibal Is-khiIJ ba haons ta afT.irJ MUt yaaonn yor vaut, oraiys turapna by lyruMi. . ( is aaiii Desides to Have S tovTttpiUaacaothrrwe,aivs' funiirr i. , UrrS circulation, and to have been l-ir ' fa-tantiou aaore M deSail tbo aubied f, 'lima !--.! Knh. I '.Maui. A ,' w I fssav avis v w imv v ta issi -- w m Oeoeral to publish lus acnukl Adver h ' tiaenenr. .Ir.JBinoa, however,' t:a lately another iuspiratioo from, Quee rt ;. M;ib ".'and dreama of soother l'..-ni- i -' fi e." Lsj IeB. Uibsoa ddies.sej ih ' r the'follnwins; notei' 3, - t 1'HiMi. r,h. r- m vr ri -aiL - w ' v-,,r,,-.railW7, i lam, air, yjur s-rrr obe.ficnt aarratf; i- MO. ADAMi AWU TIH FF.DERA LISTS ''OPXBtf EJitttVta, Tle of nor, ryaders vt lio -Cave read iliia joiitnal from its 8 rat eaubhahmcar, wm reolieclvtha Ir. RsndolpH-in the Jk'iute, hjout the time that Mr. Uay ajlexl him to the field 'wf battle, w bePraaa.'- Tosi wi H a. deuiied'the lininirT imtaUicli iir, Adams' desertea. the ledeial party', in. 1 SOT, 1 The" facts were jriver in a letter fry one of toe first inen in Va to whom titer wertf detailed bytlo'?.' tji!esrr!d were ai rullowsvaMr.Adami. knd,.Mf- vines were, by, accyJenK associated on t!e same coiutpitier and' aometime nnlii.to-r ther fn G i.-Udes carriage. Mr, Adain , became serious, ahxious, & eoicd weijfhe J d-rwn b old hiiu that be had grass has been cultivated With great success. Indeed 1 have no d utbt. such Is the luxu riance of this gras nl tbej netitritire qual ities it possesses,', that it will siipeiseda in this eountry every, other 'vttfioial grass. Udats smt sheen tn m-it vii i'mu iut success) the wAoLpf t.he Islter, o ) sheen uf 1 1. 1 . i t I . . i. . . ..... . ciimnon oiaoo, sicn is ine.J siptnur of in cnm:.te, improving in term a-ni ntunes everv reaff a UeV (H well as all ! hers sta- ted in these auswers which has come under fny own observationr. . -r''. -v aus lrn. -it is not oiiiy,inxig!ttrbuf we have evidenc of the f'aot' tiefire us in "sm ill experiments, tied the culture of the vine will be attend d with access. Mi has been riar'- tially tried, and , Ue "results are most flatter ing." I refer you agttin to my answer of the rui qtiesttan on-uns naa more at larce. -. , Ans. IHh I would r.-coin n -nil an intra diictioti of the different knid-iof plants, Seeds, Sc. in your, neighborhood. AH foreign arid exotics that have been 'tried, have succeeded. Ans J 5th. Every kind ofvegeUble thrives here witn success vegetation is exceeding" ly rapid We hare three seasons for garden' toff.- The spring, fall,- and winter" pardons Itoot houses are not In ue amonff us.f Fruit trees froin Pri nee's Botanic garden, New fork, from original stock from Europe have, sue. cceded well, particularly .peaches, nectarines and apricots. -.The plumb, cherry ,' mulberry, onvenrange ana apple grow wildr to fiiw, I never knew! a countrr where the forest abounded with a greater variety of indige nous fruits ' , ' -' ,v, , i ,. i mis. Litiumv ny Willi any precis- ion, wnai i me s-.ic in. me, rrencu colony .... .u -r,...,i,..i-k,. i-k... I- :.: r. uii ,nc.. j,,.wi.vuv .i-i i ucy ..nave not turned their undivided attention to the cult'f vatinn. ot tne vine; as was onguwtlv intended. ,Tliey wee not composed of a sufficient nhn ber of laboroi s, as every colony ovftrhtto bei theVwere, many of them in tw influent cir mrrisianceS, and tpo 'inwilling and unaccus tomed to labor themselves ' The Alabama country is hot a healthy one; on the contrary, virulent biliona fevers roe vail ihnr in th f,illf .the year. This, I tike it is one of tlie .twn by i y care. tie Broac.ied' ilie iiiv. Ui'es and told hun t a matter 'of gresj importance 'whicti he liourif it hf doty t tejate to Mf. Jef-. fe'rsiin, then PreVident, but did not know hnw to approach him, "and desired Uov. tides to w ikc the eotomapicatioii-Mf tides encouraged hia to do it hituself. wiiicli he at length did. Jr. Adams then told Vty'Jft'-irim that the Feder Jt9 offNeVlSngland. were plottiiy, wan uo uovernw ot Canada: a treason able aecessiorf from v thff Unioni that V Wasluagtaat, Isxh Sept. 112. J - ' ' Sra I aa iailrocsusl to traatsfar ike anunal J - ailwrtMBiwant oe arwir sufnUence.' l.rrH ! ' ri'ibliatMSl in vastr paper, to the " l nioaintia' ilnaonta aid a.lvrrt'-J me, it at prVmtly arnVreit n th 15 'k But inb i,dVa iSa .a Kf.L ,k. .1.-1 - tl. II. . .:r-t-.i .. -V-rTrT -'fOiawaia IIT a tin K 'ism asxjSssnt-wiU at sarrtnae" it ..ll'.t,. ........... ... I.;..,, ll. Ir". . . . I 1 ' " wanrespeai ano etteena, , a,t anrae weisn- Jeubjectto lai , -r- ... . . . - theirchenies hsdbeen disclosea MV'WW l,M ""f .' Uie nitni'thit he had once believed them tt.Aru9:.wt, t,.h" 1. V.W tie patriotic in their vie ws, but could no longer act in concert with them. Vw '; Mr. Randolph read this letter att'liMv. and called npoh the reporter for the lo- .11' - . . . I ' . - iwuencer to mar, us contents. We then knew that .Nliv, "Adams' woukl not permitMhe Editors ofhe Idteliigeiwer u y nuisiriiic, speecn ni fir. uandoipii. We aaitl o at thaii time, and, althdtigh tlieT Kditm"of this, intelligencer did pro mise, to nuiili'iiti it, anil t, Jiles agreed io eiand sponsor, for them that athev wuld d'o so yet the tfutha. taf jey f never . uvo yuuusueii iy uy , wnill IS innre they nevei! will, ma long aa Mf dam can7 pr nfh.v'n is this dis ctOs'urje .o.h.kVM.r. Jeffers'oA speaks in thit'fjltowuig te'jjjna, in MaJetterJo Govi t 1 1 e s . yf. H!'f . " "; f Tinl asK triy opinion of thd nroprictv4!4 Sit ing' publicity lb what is slated irr your letter, as having past ot-tween if Johi Q: .idams and yourself-. Of thia, ho one ca'judgo but yourseltl 4 It is one of these quea.ionS which belong lo the forjim of feeling. 'A. -This alone, can deoida on the degree of confidence im plied in the disclosure, whether, under no cir cumstances, U was to be C(iinnit3:iiCabl' to oth. ers, 'll dues not Seem to be of that character or at all to meet that aspect .The are histtt rical facts which belong gto Alie nreseuCas well aa future times I doubt, whether a sin- gte tacB7knuwo ,to tba worlds Will carry as .1 . '..:. lit" :. J.tf - " yoor t o k rv X, t ' --ft ' 4 M&v. iio.vJ.-i, t. 9. . ",John ATorretf,:g. Editor f tU - " Aurora and Franklm Gatelte,,, Pliii- ' $Jlphu.n " 4. r V .s - - Lutructed igtint By. vhomJ (Can the ' ' V secrtarjrf Warhave coinleseended t' . 4 nyx ,m those utile roatiers? , We trust ' ' thatherias not done ..so, end thaf .he , wdl,! emptor one moment cf leisure t to contradict such ad Mseitloij, ' a- '. - . WRl the National Journal bo olraaed . a to tay, wliethec it ha enquiied of Mrvi ' Hush. respecting hU: Crawford's letter . to which wlfererreifiu i fditoi? Sinco .s : mi Lin rv tnia -fu rTi e n, h m ..ui, a . i. - e .1 .j;. J..ii n i.- . r porajriapu innu mo puinir i jnj paici f more "Kepubhcan, who states that ha has "wuhina few lays,ksi en a tetter' S ' ia fS a s .' T a . llra Mr. urawionii to a pi iitleiaatt tn lhi& rMV f Raltimorol in," tLl.irh k&-J,a. i' tinrtl a.ala.. thai lift ia nniK, I l,, ha ' .f. . . ..r . i. .... ii r i. ICJTJIVWIHHI ' UI , (IIIV(lillIIS rj'WSO, M , from ? Mr. Crawford before h'n' In the ver same sHpuurt.AWe agai call ob on the N. Journal, in our vm, to givtj. J na ianma .. till l-iAffkrtiittii.n KfM us isome link WwuJatiori about this etter to Mr. Rash. our federal thia'hioat nefanoua and daring attempt to' aisscver rne , union, oi wi.icn(.the Hartford, Convention -Was a tubaeqiient ehapterf and ooui ui uiesct naving tanuo, consonaalion be- proximate cadses of their want of auccesa Wsomes the first .book of their history.; Out Indeed I am of opinion, that colonies, atrictly 1 this opens with a Vast accession of strength. speaKiiiK, win nickcnuure lor any lengtn Ot time in the United States.'' A large body of indtpentlet einijrrants,.4f they are sober and industrious,, and'accusromed i,l agricultural operations in tleir native-coiintrj-,,,. will no doubedly always prosper. But caloititl emU grsns,.attr they have been a shot t, time e tabfished in the United States, perceive too sensibly the blenings of aoHlmost licentious liberty (it may be allowed so harJi term,) to be cover ned bv the arbitrarti rule nf Lcolooial g'ovenbriin matters deeply affecting I their 'private interests, The . contrast be tween tins state ot vassalage, knd that nn trammelled course of pursuit in the American cirn)eii8 settled around tlicm, is too great for .r..n ' 1A-Ai. ll M....Bika .t:...J1-.-.... .I xl.Li- infill v Mni ,t i, bauffv. uihiiiivu .111 (ll.eiv rinks. and 'msequently,tjranl5 in success In , a gieat measure in . thiw 'colonial 'establish- inenv f" T'T; 'm'gtiWii' Whether colonist' or independent, ought to be entirely free to pursue m own operauons as Jfte citizen in wboWv neightrbood. he isi'lopatedj in ftct; such is the.frecdom of our laws, and Wua distributiori 'of jtiiSce,' that a' colmiial emu ifraat caivdestre to better ehanjroift his con dition than, 4o become a- citizen of the Uni ted States, nor can be consult his own happi ness ta a more eminent decree, than bv a doptjnjj? and' confprmin j as far as possible, to me mannew ana cusroms or the plain Kepuoiican American" citizen. " (v, ; .. -" Ana. Xtflh.-'Wiigea of laborers in this aec. ban of countrr are hiiru. as mav naturallv be expectea irom.ine enumeration ot its slanles ajid productions, and the fair prospect of suc cess in ' every 1 Agricultural operation' ,The dire oi a negro laborer is KIOQ ier annum, auu cf miimii ' iu;iff inproponinn Daily labor, demands ft receives out half dot lar- per daju-; An mdustr-'ous sober laborer, caii snpport a wife and family of four or five childrenr from, his dally camiligf wlth' ease ana .eomioru . rvfi- f:-r,- ! i s-wy'p. 'JLm.' 19th Any season V heear In Mid, die Florida, may be said to be a safe nason tor emigration; but the raiuv season t Auirusi and September are not pleasant months to rriro ti'-'-,.: ' 'i in -. , -f,-, .". : i ' t vAfts. 50th. Tlie toulatidnr6f Florida 1 iiibut 30,"00, and onsist of ohO'helf white. one Ibrth negroes, and perhaps one foOrthln-. aiansi tne latter are settled in the southern part Of the Peninsula of East Florida, about two hundred miles distant' from this place, and are not permitted to pass their, bounda ries. It is the intention of the General Gov. eminent ef the United States to remove them from their younger Jecniits, who. havinir no thing in them ot the feelings Or princ1plesf io, now iouk to a stugu: anjspitHaia govern rfiertt of an Ansloerucy,-foiiuded on banking institutions anil monted incorp'ations, 'under thc guise and cloak of their lavored branchtsj ot manufacUlres, coniinerc' uid niiviation, riding al,d ruling over the plundered plough man, and beggired yeomanry., -Tnis will be to them a nexiibest blessing to the monarchy ' We also take, the liCerty ajf joggiri; ' t. the, memory ! of. ur friend of the N!. & lntelji!Mcei't respecting 'the Sodaoun0't , -j' tW;i.-- They were pleased iu jeer u 'i, iff bnut this little matter, and we fell int Tf.'v 1 the rein bf asking them for some litilo 'Jr information' about it. They have not! : '.' ryet respouaed but we have sin aeeft , v I an ri'i.U Sri rk.. 1 A.I....... ". "'iVviv in uw .juivtiic vmivcrviser., , 4 ; declarininhat il as J ttuthori'.ed Jhy a , ' v Ictterfrorn, respectable member bf ?, Congi(")"f 10 say ,the ttemSoda fn-, for was firsVdirected tobo . fui uish- ed the ftotuibr "the hobbrai1le-7iWr3y'-fii:T Clay!r fhe llntelligeiicer JU ; be .pleased- intsay, it this be. so, by what aidtwify, iti what manner, and ; 'jvhati cos did Mr.Clay.e'sUblish this fountain? v. .Mr, Cfis not wont to etraitiVf gnats;'.f ,: and, m the subject is now iinnht tapis,Viu : '., we slioulu like to know trio -tustu vv,oi this coaungency .-s.t'icAfno, 'JL'nj. ' uN$,f. or, vubne tmhment. 1 6,mvrjjAiiivt vi , w itiicr iv . is JEdifori lvm!lBrownxountu--t The 4 .cotn , Keuuel' ' - nreaseaTst. their . heeUl is. dailr ilecli- ningin 1I1& Western couutry. ?lie f&i$. .suit ?of the laTJongressioualjElectio! in .Ken tucklias. been. gWio'u,s,(ana . s issue of 'the Presidential flection ' . ill ' f beftranscentlao'Dj jnore ' so.; 2 In 'this part.of ,'Uhio (here is ati overwhelming'! "iWtyvlVS14 " Oli IeibutiBi 'the.lntj.criof ard jti: ,,thevc0unties borr ,.f defipg ,dn .the. tIiake, the , prospect it less tlatte,ring. iThe Voteof this State;' ) '1s considered e'itremely doubtful..The f iricuuji -vi jivsui! ..hb J avifcr (illlllug grou ud , ihati other w ise.'V-The , Ohio if ' rWSi jiopu1a. Uy of ,the Coalition (with knowledge of the treasonable views Of the ' r.rJ.-'f " thegnattonvat their. wel party of thut day as that disclosed by maud, jtnd.a bos ,of bwiss 7' Kei WenVoiie to &F&7F gle' ol.tjie-1st and 8th losb publish I) - , niny federalist AdamS afithis disclosure, we car not Ut, ihatg.e late .nhu-cr meetiti ta !t -;Vf -eeWe leave'to them lo resile It Jf' ,he Pt'l H1 -with theiwn cohHciericesBuf what VMf4 w'jTlVhtltofiotfh s i or (lai n ulific had suppfes KJhq I... .L . ouomiyji jix(( ,ivii$t was .laaBpijr jpa .. ofiicefs.of the.Ilifle and infantry cota-, v . 9 i iiHtiit'it iitiT ii wni uikiinrtiv nererTuinnn. ?ifj&:Mtmi 1M. luting of twYWM ;f'W militiav compahi'sai,.itii the.; samei j; iMm?iwfnviwvmort town::thi .yote8,w?,re lot- Jackson 128. .; than! once' brooghtof he nptifee of out t Adams, QIn Captain Crawfi'i com- reader the cbtirse - o Mr liiojis. Edi tor of the Democratic Press " of Phitar delplua, "Coiner pr Circulatof o Harris's torsed'tlftfer atcr ficbvljiere hretwtt utile anecuuies to relation to this gen tlemauyiwhicli distinctly diaclose the pint, tn which the Admimstrauon abu ;l sea ii patronage lor us own purposes. One of them transpired ' several weeks agnj tno oilier is an occurreuce oi tne ither day. nMyiiu.t Mr. Buileyrwas an old t whiz, rnnch respected, for hit zeal during the Rcro- luuonary, War, Subseuuently to that event, lie was emploved W print tor the lUegisUture jt. Pa&c45At hie death. his widow cariied on his printing office, did woik for; the city, and perhaps one or. two of the banks and -furnished the printing' and ttalionard of ihe Custom nouac iu u uo ucueveu, inai even this poor widow- was doomed to aufl'et from the violence' of part'ier?and that first the prieting," and next the stations ry, wpre taken Irom her, to reward the disinterested Zeal of Mr.: John limn It is 8aid,,that tho Collector, Wm pany, also,') which mustered on the 7th- m JJei?n tovtnshlp, the result lit the, vot j f was. $6 for" Jackson and 3 for Adatns , ; . T,h. Chitkolhean, CjbX aHo) I5tw stab f that t qiaster in Concord township. i , : s -otit pftwei large companies", the Adam'! ;i -i't sitees- mureuib:--'ia the lotknrryfU fr? Company,' the Tote Was something tike - ; , 134 ta 6-Th Chilicotheanseysthat-? at the Ust ' election Clay . had l9,O0fV ; Jaekswi 18,500, and Adame UwiitT ! '.we are'welt assured, that not uior t than' halof Mr. lays fnenda Svilt f sappwr'Mri Adams.t We hive u'' V t :: doubt Ml tb subject bf the Tote of Ohio ;'); ui i8S3.w0;i isrm'im yfj-t 4. -i,ii ffrv j4, n j . -1 ,"t f vi'fVr? f V-f, fepi, ". ms -meetipz of 4 the "people 'f Warren $7. county f Ni' J. wb held on the 15th, in which ettery1 township. Was: repfe-entedT -Genf 8. Vhet acted va Presideutwl ! A. number -of spirited fesolut ions acouf I. ": ted among btherslhey tst neatlyre'' i , coinmended to 1 the friemle tif-Jickson . -and Ute,ipefpte)1n" iHu:,',oonty '-iti Jb'&Vv ' State, to appoint Delegatee to a Con- -r J :
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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