1
f J a-rn4. Tb w!ntew r
r.s. r. jonsf Km
l.,t frt. , tVet m
v Wert, Wrto jiereed t
spared -d 1 ''Twin
ftr a lit of fwiww'r nnemg
V W ?t-w niuni ?r,
Wrh wws v ' !
.1 a I -n at n-v r
t l'irtf n 'nr - .
. i . , - wrrr vile wa-
.i I-.,-.., rrrivcji 'Wn-
. . - i.,. ..-II
, .u rl the Renste.
The V,H ao'hllUi'ir tb"l Leg-Itnr of the
F.tne Indiana ,ft"r1T aivsAtkretn'ore
wnn.e4 frfd v cV was or-
Wra to be wjw.""-
ThebH fwr'rmff the t4tmeot reonro.
reeve, Mftn . SlatfV- reV a so.
r.v.1 t-ne referred to the Commute! n
' '?' . ... ' .TTi-vWi Jiff. S?.
.r,n.fHtMibUe f m-.1 tle limit of
.i r.- TV,. Wit for ln'wWm fmprivn-
nii't f Ilebt WMtukerii l ftef -deiinr?ome
menlmn, m popnel
o. ml mde the orf Mltta&J fa FruUy
IJOUSH OF RKfRtSMTATiyE
;4 ' TattdKr.Uft. 18,
Vr. M'ncWI rTen. pffTed ttwlution Tf
lat t the rtttlovn! of the lnlin te th e
f tile MtJst'ippimi plc'ff them under
t, -'.1 mMinment., Amontn
poHed wm4 rtne , from e Select Committee
...hftrhtn xitliarize the ecuption
of the mouth orthe Orejron rWer. A bill
Im) reoorted tt Mr. Striiw. 'nfr the
cn.n;uh ;v,.Kin4 of Florida, who were re
Udenti when the territory w irnforred
to thk eoontrjf, in 182L the rt)chtorot.n(r m
ny lecnoniot tne iJer'","r "
rate to CoMRTfM, ortiy wirer ....t. ..
bill wt,Wedtoheencrosea,ndrel
tbird time to-norrow ' ' .' . ' - -Weantvtmi.
Dfc. 19.
Vfl. M'Duffie nd Mr. Smyth offered joint
e.olnt'iont rontainiror proposition i ? V
Tnrm1mrnt.ftheC oiwtitntioi i rrlatfn to
4he i-lwjiiotv" ofPrrfilent, which Mjere ra.
knd referred to .Commit of the whole on
the te of tliB Union.
- Thmhdav. Dfc. SO.
'A diiCHwion took plaft ri Ue Tetolution
n- i W- v P V. liarhour. rela'ivelo the
ba..v nf tv. f;ovenimciit irt the
lS, Ran. Mr. 'Bsrbour spoV ot xome
of hit rwormiitiort,-which
opposed by !r. U'lHiRle," Mr., Barney,
ftutt Mr, Dmvtori. , , . '
. -. FiAtw T)rc SI.
ti.,: ,tmA the consideration of
J lie liwiw- - .
.Mnl..i'.r.n ntlV-rerrbV Mr.-Barhourrelativ
to the tala or rtnlf e'tock. Mr. Handolph
moved tS lay tha resolution on the taMFjt
... ..,it.niiirth it shoilld not bffe.iin
willed tin. bt the motion wa nepaiived by
u vote of M io 79. On the final
th msnire of the retolution,
'9-Nhe 174. The
jtvea and noe were taken on both questions.
urn win m ' '"'"l'm?m
flltillLT IMP'ITTANT.
London Gazette Extratrdinnrv, AVv.10.
AniLAtT OrriCK. NoV, 10, 18'Jr.
Pe'patche, of which the fyllowinir are
conieaor ettracta,li-e HiVa.day been recei
vbd f thii Office. jtrWrewd 0 .1'i'vn VHon
Crokr, Eaq., by YiceMftoital Kir FAiwanl
Co'lrftiffton, K. Ci K Conrtman'ler.inhief
of hia Majesty' fhi m in tlie V-ri;erranen:
i ' ,lli .MAiKCTt'i Sair A"4 .
I,ii!terortafMivirin.Oftle'Z. 182T.. ;
Sin f hnv the - honor M tnform'me Hla -IJiiyil
aiHm;! it Lord Hipfh Admiral, that,
v'y pnlleiVffueS,, O'mint.' Heydeit (ri(t .fchevft:
lie do llipnv, havinpr ffreed with me that
tre slvould etfme into this port, in order to in
iHe Prahtm Parha to fliac -ntinne. the brn.
1 war of exlerminntiotv wbirh liftlmheen
jrim-v1K on iince his return 1tere Trom pisf
failure in the Gnlfof latra, he -Combined
irviiritont paaaed tke s buttfrie, in ' oHer to
take to thair tieHor(Uboyt two o'clock
.psfertiav afternoon. , . i ' ' "x'
The f mkish ahipn were monred in tbe form
of a crescent, with itniiir on their, cabels,
the Inrcfee oftet preaentin their broadsides,
tnwsr'ls tlie centra, the smalleA.fme, in ittc
eession witlti hem fillinR P tlw interval,
The combined, "fleet was fornijl in the or
t lcr of sailing in two column, th JTritisl ami
French forming? jtie weather o stitrhoird
linf, and ihe Huwan the lee m.r '
The-AstTed tn fHowJ by tienna
ami Albion, and anchored cl alonj? aide, a
Wlitp . of the Rne, bearinir' ih pa pt tint
Capitwa Bey another ship of the line, and a
larjre double.banked frijrste, each tints hav,
I np theie propef opponent inhe front , line
; of th Turkish fleet. The sfiwr lUMi to
1 , windward, nrt of the Egyptian aquadron,
. were allotted tg tho- squjidron of ItertdTli
rntde Ricnyiand those to leeward, i the
. bight of the crescent; were to nterk the tee
,inna of the whole Kutslan. aqtiadrnn; the
1iips of their line, cloainp" thosa of the Enjr.
lish.Jine anil, being followed up, 'by their '
ewn rrigatc. . I ne rrencn incateArmme
,vm directed to place herself alongside the
uttermost frigate on the left" hand enlerinR
tl hafboutt and the Camlnisn, ilairow and
Talbot, next to- her, and abreast of ,tb
Ccnoa, aud Albion; 'he f aart month and Ms
. t. piito,the Hose liie Brisk, jind the Philomel,
were to look afteafhe, Ht Jire-vesseTs at the
entrance of the harbour; I ra erdrs'tl
no punshonli be fired, vnlens pm were
' fired by the Tiirkat and these jortlea were
trictlv observed, ... ..ThV Ertirlish ships were
. "acconlint ly permitted to Jpaas the batteries
t im moor, as ney nm wnn Krpav-xiipnmT,
without ariiY ' act "f enen hoHilitv, aTtlKwirh
there was evident preparation -for it on board
all the Turkish hips; but Upon tno inn
month tending a boat it oAe of the fire.tr;
telv Ueut H. W. II. Fiteroy, and wend of
. . , . . i . . ....
iier crew, were tnoi wan. KuiMcrvrr ii
nronueed a fcfca.ire firt of Jnusketry from
the Dartmouth and La syrette, bearing th
.... . -
KfTr!sl If t -' V t tit Irwt
M t-t Hi'' TV pa. ..,"!..
nrm-m, mM . rp 4 tW
- ry rfa lftrmA, ;Wr twanc
t. TVs a llwr pt4 s.f.
-.f ih fH"tfi lv, rrm mn
1 l tOMira trj, ffct r.rni m'rr af
rfp'iwi a.Vm M aw ha k.p d.
m (t at tH AsFtl sV-. tl.r anMi Wai
Ves ( wJwfiL K'.t1. 54 tSe Am Ire
at TH W'rr U.r r 4 ww
tbat K srwiM ftr t aS." ami tew
fa an bor ; tm 'Ut. Utec tmr lj
tr tUr tvMkt taw afre tW Am Wl r
tBmed.tW if 4 im Cspit at IWy.
' li airwa as, r tmQi S fwiJI, Mr, (
st'JH tMr amt alwinraiw H ii a r
tln M ante, I Ut l,lt bJ sHm Mm
ter tV-rt kM the Asia, m4 w e-umi iii wO
wewJf detHrwyH Amt r, riaOM
(he aa 't m ( krkr A1m-bI tm ti akr
Ww4i-'s.atfcniftolarta nwra wrack.
Themr ttja awsm awt sjllsj wot. tM A.akt aw.
aavt fipwat t" a iwUaif Art tvma vesaals m tax
erWM an4 ikir amt, ajma iwiN away Mr
miWf ma y (be board, iaaMH annta f W
rflaa, aad killed ad wtwa! sereral t bee arew,
TW aserwU-m t the pfotraxt'nt tW Ask
'il l iwo?wi,i' be eqsaJHr nplHl to rf( af
tV abi af tlw m-r ru l"ka saaancr ia
whirb the Henna aad Albia tmk tbew st
bewii:"iil i M (He 4m4rpf mw brotbtr Atnsi
rCmt MoyMi aad (b CWtNer m tttmr
thraoghvH, wstadmiralily aM btily exemplary.
runtaiA Fr'lor eeeate1 tbe part slioclrd
to perfreirn and with tkt We asswtf-t
of Ki t ttle bill brsre detschment, tared the
Srrm from bm burnt by the fire Vwelt
Ami thr Camimai, lilw nr. and the Talb'rt.
followins; the fin eitmple of Cap'.tain H h
too. nf the Armxle, who ru opposed lo Ike
Jmt; rnpr of Hit 5netWriany 4enmy-
ed tlir oonmieiitat and also wlcuoed tfcr
battwiet. -ThW ds'ineie battle watenn.
iVnaed, wl unahainl fury, fir lotir him -s;
and the scene of wreck and devastation w hich
presented tif at t't tflitnlimften-sfaa sitrh
at hat bean seldom wStnewed. K each thin
of our opponent became eWVctually disabled,
smc n of!ee ercwji co-iiii escape trvin her
mdeavored to act her on tre, so J it is won
derful how we amided. the, cllecta of their
irr ve and wfd eiplttiont. l. .
It rt imtossinle fur me Mt'sav to reach Cur
the Me and tealnnt aadstanc wlnth I derfv
ed from, On ptam Cnrzon thrnrh (hit long
and irwtons congest- nor can I tat mora tbaia
i fleneryee for the endu of Cummand.-r
Bavnet and 'be pfnefcrsand er?w- of the Asia.
fttrthe perfection with which the fire of their
(runs wat 4iircciedi each' eeisei in turn, to,
which her bmodside wss presented, became
complete wreck. Hit Royal Highness will
be I ware, that ' ao complete a victory by a
few, however perfeet, airn nst an excessive
number, however individual!- inferior, cannot
he acquired but at t eriiit Uerafcle s-cr (ice
life; , accord! rip), I have toiamenl tin loss
of Oant. Bathitrst, or tho iBertoa, whoe ex
ample on thit occasion "is weO worfhy the im
ifation of l)is survivor Capt. Hell, com
mand'nfr the Royal Marines of the Asia,an ex
cellent officer, w kil'ed e r y in the action.
in the ateai'.y prrtomianlte of his duty; and I
nnve to mourn the riratn ot Mr. Wm. init
the Matter, admired for the zeal and ab li
with which he executed his duty, and belo ...
edbv all for his private qualities as a man.
Mr HenryS Over, my Secretary, having re
ceived a contusion from a splinter, I am de
prived of his valuable assistance in collecting
and keeping" the general returns and commu
nications of the squadr'ns; I shall therefore
retain in my office Mr R J. T. White, his fint
f'lerk, whom I bae nominated to succ ed
tltt? I'urserof the Krisk. feel much per
soiial oblijration to the Hon Lt. Col. Crad
dock.for his readiness, tltirir.fr; the heat of the
bRttle, in carrvinff my orders am message to
the different quarters, af.. r my rVids di'-Onip
were disabled; but 1 wil' beg permission to
refer his Kovnl lliR-liness for ftirther partial
l.i Hf tliis event, to the details of the killed &
wputided, n subject which its painful for me
to dwell upon; when I contemplate, as I do
with extreme sorrow, the eNtent of our
I console miself with the rejection, that the
measure which prpdurt'd the bnttle, wss ab
solutely necessary for obtaining the result
contemplated by the. Treaty, and tha it wa
brought on entirely bv our opponents.
When I I'muul tliat the lioaHted Oitonmn wor '
nf hnnnr w mJe a erifice (o iv-iton, savage
devaluation, and that a base atrmit.iec was taka t
of ourrelittnee upon Ibrnbira's good 'faith,' I teltu
(fciire to punish the otl'MiiIei-n. But tl was inv
iln'V to re:riuji, ami ret-wii 1 (lid ; aud" I tan as
sure VfHiv Rnyal 1 IicIiik s. tliat I would still have
aro.ided,lhis disAsterotin exti emitv, H' other means
had lieeiti Ofn-n to me- The Asia, Genoa, and
Albjon, have earh siillercd so iiiu'cli, that it is
my uitcntion to send them to Knglanil as soon as
yiiey ims rtNHUvetl Hie neeessarj' repairs fqr
tlfeir .f nya. The Talbot being cloielv enHxi
with a donl)lebnn1ceil t'ritfutct, tias nlso iuft'ord
Musidi-rrlilv, as well s otliem ot llie ("nailer ve.
tla, but I htflio their dl'ei ts are not more that
tan be made -rood at Malta. The loss of men m
the Tairo-Esjf ptian ships munt have been nn
rncnue, as you'i- limsl Highn as will see by thu
actomi anvil Ut, olrtained from he Seemtary
of the t;a(iiiiiH Hey, wliio) include Ukat of tw
out of" tlie three ab!p o wliit h the Rnglisli divi.
sion wn opnoscil. Ctipt. C ir.on bavin- preftr.
redcontiiiuiiigtoauiittraein the Asia, Ihavegl.
rttn the ebarye n my d'pstrtHti tTmrmanilo''
iJa-iI'Viseaunt Ingestrx', who, In-Vides having
irilliant shait: in tbe action, is veil emntehnit t
give his, Koy-d HiliiHess th.lrd liigli Admir.d
any futtlier pni ticuliiri hc mny re (juiri). . - .
l enrnmc, joe ins ((.oywi iifiinesa's lurtlier t -
firmatifinj a letler fivan Cnpr Hamilton, dusen
live bl" the procexilingi'. e!'. ibra'iiia i'aelia, .
the mifierv oltlK; enunnV whiKh lie ban ilevss a
ted ; h jirntrn-ol of f Cnnli irwe: bk h I In I
witbm ' e-itleasnes, ntW -tide plnod eislni-f-n
entering the poi-V- .wbioji f jfave out in conse
iquence 1 hnvctbt honor it be, '
. C.CODRi':TO,V'
' ' j ice-Adiuimi .
Avery nnmefont' meeting hi tlie citiieas
of Washington and Hrfvictnitv friehillv to the
election of Gen. A N I) It K VV, J AO KSON, wu
new MTnerupurt House on !.atur(Jaf the ltu
Irstntt yhen John G. Hlmiwt j Esq. was etllT
to tne i.n.vn ana Maiof with EUuiott annoiut-
ed Socretariv , ' -
I he object, or the faceting; vmthencon
ciacly ekplaine 1 by rite f iia;rmsn. -;
On motion of William Kenned Kho. k wat
resolved, thate committeebe apppinted'whu
shall prepsre Afi trtresf expressive tif the
sentiments of this tjecting. ,The following
gentltmett were appointed: vvid t A,
TeUsrr, r, Jonn wi fevtba, John M. Williams,
tlcnrv Blovnt and It H. Ma-tiit. -
" The committee after having retired ftir t
snori uinc, re(nncu inc luuowing a ctaralioQ
and f esolmions; , ' , .
The interest which We feel in Iht firetefC
vation of our republican institytioi'od nr
eal for-the proeaentyof1 our common eottne
try, luive''nH)ocedli citixen of fleatirort
enunty friendly to Jtht etectkm of lien. Ao4
drew .Lickson, ,to udopt tint meihod of ex.
tTtsing theTr fiews upon tins unbject of the
ppToaching f'residehtiul eonteaf. W" deem
it necessar' to enumerate all the causeof our
opposition to ,tM, .present AdmiivjstrsrtioB,
Marty rf' theses t'e- coeval with tlie political
etistence of Mr, Admt-t His bitter and via.
lent drotniciaiionof the repn'uKenrrM thedaff!
p.:m:..i. l..im..i :.. 1... m. 7 . .
t mi s S1 ?iBsnjtt4 t rt -
w a4Uwi yvwos. T". nerwa aacvt
Mirad Z tns W tW-rwa b tbe Uat 4
Varrtmai4t tat arWv t4 In f.
af mm gwtaraiatrM, tefHiwr !t ai. a.
y avwaui.faar at tW rrbnM t4
baas, tat tag avfetia VtM. K teetia was
t reat at atrjn'wt earrMaaa tot it
it tthb4r4 tb aHsa) barwVe4d ct ar
rli piWX w.B tbat liu s;Jesre is tK aa
tit af a ratter. bnW prt, (!
ateswtres aurwej rb Adatlra.'Mabat
WMa-J oMt nMw tabt r4leiiiie.
Tb trfciL4aarv ckartctet of b ftrtt
BMMrt Cnayr eoartulwaal atsre-
titt of nkmt d cntfwl avrr tba eraoaecet
af the ewntrr, and b an warraauiblt aamtmp
Vmm af wwert, n oVIeeMtd by tbt twa4
WtA, fiiil bt parsMel it tbt k-attww tfonae
A.ltiinKrttiOfit. Ketff titrw W 4s af
tMT nation! ti'aatcarr. hv we vitaesaed rt
prifligaJt aa aipeaditort af our pub lit ax
teyj ww' ke teen kaaterite turns bvisbed
t w service which we arvrr rtaderrd aatf
pleadid tad) tipta ssisaiewt ettabtiahed
tnf rfijeett never tai'tTaetorily f iphinrdi
sttitsxMit at f.era fro the remtis tad sunit
T ourUtatHatioat ttdtrrrmtntal tw our best
ioteeettti Wt hav area tb gaUani Porter
sacrificed to gratify tat maligna fecieg of
Sr. Adtmt, tad compelled, to seek tubsat
nce for aimaeir and fatnHy In a foreign land
we ha sect a proriUble tmifw of trtde, pe
oulisrly important to this recti on of our nmn.
try, kK by executive miamaagrwet. Thett
with mtnr other cVmtderatioa have deter,
mined nt Vn our oppotition to Mr. Adsmi 1
Should it bt asked, what ad 4 In we
bope to t ore to oortelvei, by d-k.mr hht
eleetioaf we rtply, wt will ttsert the right
and por af the people to chose their owa
Ciief Magittratti we m ill drs'rov ao a.lmii.
hiistrstWM tliat have etmiptly used the pat-1
ronage tt Hie govoantcnt to advance their
own personal and ambitious views; we will e
lect at honest -fresident, with a vigorous In
tellect tnd tomd pr etical common acifse,
whose chief onjcct will be the aVUtncement
and glory nf his country. , s '
Such a man, in the rpinion of your commit,
tee, is found in the person of (Ben. Mdrrm
Jnci-san. of Tenrettet . -s '
Gencal J - eltsou it first iidraductd to the
American Public ciotln-d. with the Revolu
tion ry mantle.1 At averv earlv aire we fi id
him in the ranks of hit countrymen, opiioting
the Msurpations of British tymnny At the '
close of the long and sanguinary struggle t1U
termina'e I in the establishment of our nation
al sovereignty, we find him pursuing t it au- !
dy of the law, wbicli he afterwards pr.ir i ed
wi h s ictess in the western part of our Htate.
Subsequently he removes to Tennessee, and
was a member of the Convention -that framed
the ctnstitutiou af that State. After its ad
mission into the confederacy, he filled the va
rious' offices of Member of the Satt I.r gisla
tttre, District Attorney, Judge, Member of the
House of Representatives and Senate of ihe
United Statee. In all these high and respon
tible stations, he hss.-ver evinced that sound,
discriminating intellect,- it that Ro.nan infe
grity-and'ditinterettid'ietb, for which bit
friends value him so highlv. . "
in 181a, when the tocain of war was again
sounded in our land, General JUckson.at tut
country' summons promptly takes the field.
It is needless to recount the victories he a
cbieved over our savage neighbours; Let the
women and children, whom he presetted
from their merciless cruelty, lell of the per.lt
he encountered and the success of hi- arms
Hit march was radiant with ghiryj t tva il
lumined by the victpnetuf TtiL-dega, IJmu-b
faw and the Horse vhoe sAfier various m'm. r
successes, we at length find him on thfc b'.
tie ground at Orleans, whert the pride and
flower or British chivalry was collected to
seize that grand depot iif'the West. He finals
tlie cly dispirited a.nd witlmuTarms without
defence nf an kind, filled with tpicl and in
fested with traitors, li s gig.nt.u mind alone
could have savad litem He raisi s money on
Ins own personal responsibility, tu'unates the
peonle,aiid is prepared to meet the enemy.
And what is the result? Our arms are signal
ly victorious, aodN w Orleans ia saved. Tha
victory oi the 8th January redected our conn
try, cloied the war gloitoualy and elevated
our national character. v
i It is a ttrange mode of reasoning that the
ncquisitiim ol these .splendid triumphs should
disqualify i (j'-neral Jackson from holding a
civil ofiice. Mere he now inr chief com
inaiv', and had af lr back a devoted army,
the nbjcuiou would be, more plauailiU; but
I we caunyt believe that any intelligent and
canuin man would seriously tiree that tins cit
izen soldier couIiIuhc his military talents to
i . . , . . , . ,
ciniaTc ma vumry. n is yier wen Known
to those aeqa nled with the history of ancient
icjjuuui,, fcriiti me uitu cuiiiuiiun oi inoe gi-
vcrnmenta'na(alwayt become Corrupt andJi
centioutt before their liberties were destroyed.'
Caesar. Cromwell, and Honanarte never would
hayeittained supreme power, n the parity of
me HiMiiuiiuus ui uteir couiiry nad nut oeen
destroyed by corrupt aud designing states,
imen. It would betray the grossest inoranee
to say that such is our situation, Tbt distinc
tion too is Wideband marked between him
who only marched at the call of his country
torepel TnvftKion, aiidMCosfT who, wi bout Uie
sanction of" the cOHttU'Xtfd uu hoifties,' at
tempt, not with freemen, but with mercenary
troops, to-prostrate the govern uient of tljeir
country, ami upmi kt ruins to build their owii
fortnuea. la it nweu probable tliot lienwal
Jaeklnrt will attempt tlie.rn if, his country,
or that lit will, who already fias denounced
military ' vengeance upoft 'an ndepeiKleiit
State for adv6cating ties chat tered rights '
And the better t express the views tnd
wislies pf thij meeting, ; . , y .
Ite itiwoivcfl, That we consider the f e-elec-libn
of John tK'tfcy Adam at dangcritus to
ti.n-!.lA.te j.l'iU ...... 1. l-.i.
..n, ...,vlv.., vi Hi:, pfKVIJICi SllUlimi'Wt W
ute trrryJionuiblt neana in, our power to
IM-cvem w . - , , . v.
BilfrlrrtlvetL Tliat Ve Uvf the nf.
most pa-nfiileiice in the wisdom, integrtty tnd
patriotism ot .Andrew Jackwm. ami wt earrtif
lly recommeud him to our fellow citizens aa
t suitable person lor that "flice. ' . .. .
Jteil filrlkrr remlvtd 'I a At the following
geittlenieivconttHiite a eommiitce'of cbfraC
pondence,' whose duty it tliall be to corret
ppnd with the diflereui couniiet in the State
mi devise the most eligible mode' Of choosing
electors: . ' ,
JHmr.lt, I'Mwit tftiin. Est. S'.e!hn ftwm.
J'-ale?Jlt7t. Witham goined,,, fjr.
IhitviUJ. 'JWtitu't Maiav H iliLim l-Jli. W
Ml f- Pott JVtUmH.irekibaUI. Jrtrfih
.tick. Lborrt, Jfus Robanmtym, Bind,
lid Qumut J.'ttiigtn. Jbtt 1', Bvmvr, imrif JT.
Jut'3. Mm.' IV. M.rsh. AnmuW vU
ft JiVSj'aiAVt
Henry hlamat Xifhard KJlatlin, Jew M'lh
an, mid ',.' ' , ' - i t-
' B " furtiet'remlveit. That th? cmwmittee
adopt inch other measures as Uvey may deem
iMMuuipiou. vo ccoaipuau. the object of
"tiw meeting. .. -.,.. . ,
,The foregidng declaration and resolutions
having been read, tha Hon. Wm. Kennedy,
in an ablo & elaborate tpeech staged the rea
son for. hit preference for Gen. Jacksont af
ter which they werea.bpted by acclamation;
On motion made and seconded, . -. i
Af-wrtW, Tliat tho proceedingt ftf ihit
."......n ri..ia wy 'ise untirman anrl Se-
I ' rT"I Br L alltM rftttFiHaliiea.I . AW. W L..' . .4 HIV EClsl U tTTrr'W . M Mtast Vm.. K
- r ,-T,n ii "iv j-w snjcr i orini - KiiT iikjiim. in in niruuitt m Ttir-wjaa Mint ,1
m Tin: fTAiiw
u a is. uj iT. jiF.r f j r e n r, nr.
"JLaritM ALrumg fn lif Wa, t Ivy
taal rraaactskit swoU' af t'.s LvmUi af f-a,
Jatkwt as tWs fan ta-atiSe4 at lb ttwrt
babir, and art fed Ve HaaJ frt T v
tan, $:Wf juv-w f 5rr.-rTl.di, at t
CliywiiSM, mmi Ja K. (Tiarttu ta4 Bis.
rtttY-.twrW terrejirw, TVrsaet
if Wat WiWMjf it at S-aral a f fwl;t
twsarv by tha ttolmwa, -v4 a pi wable and
resobtrraw a-telM, mnw af t W; W ar
Vea af C. imr. T JnCOW as fit
aril FeaaVW, tad af d HartW JOUX C
CVIfOUt aa VHwrVrJra. ,i . , -'
fVT regret (, la st'i"nra af be tnaftle
a-m pro.tat4 k aar aW kv (W rVMiaat b-w
IW'sys, tad frwn isjev tvtast, wt aae "eearut
awr reanWt ut.lant week w'.'k M antoaat f
rV araaeediaga. '
imonj nW resiJitVai, ant wat t-Vipfed a'
wbirk lUt aa'd'o thnnlj b' tsit ia lauaedu'e p"-.
an lit a. It reaomiatwds rhe- IHettta af ft
JWkson k flie aaatles afwrp-? ear r1eer
tl fHatrict in tW Slate V eonvrnt ad npoit
asownittnet, ta taret tbn arwiral eouaty f
ne diWrlet, nA tnleet t tuMitf Jartma vaat.
att far Elector fw-the T))triri; rtd (bat !
dMt aoliet of tneb setertinn be given to the
Ceft aj. JerllKW ouutiUea af 'icibuxw e4
CveiTseym lerwe" at tkiapjaerv ia onto- diiii .lbe
rTkat, wbft rtmpteted, mtv be frmH an.
iwTOOtnl (a the friends eif .Uen. .tscVsoo tlircmb
notthtStatn. As this eenre in wee'rinr l r
aure anion, to prrvant distrtrtiw m the lUITiiwat
Dlnriets, and ta analda at to art with tlie greatest
efh-et, e solicit altrntria to r)ii re.vmimefKLrfo.
ry rji-.'.niim, fioia all tbt f.-ieod of Ju-ktsa ia
tliis ifsu-.
Wesrc eased, in triennial Jltc at I ofrtie
.?'jr.'er, of hstint; mii-ejreenled tbe nujtxbcr
of pertoot who attended the Adam tneetingia
thiseity. This meeting was. held In f!Conrt
Hons:-, tnd when tailed to order, aU llie Adams
mon pivsent, Willi tbe etteptnn of on or two,
drew together wirtii tie bar. These wefe e iu'nt-
ed, andwt ansert, nnon the stttborlty nfpthei,-
that there were birt 35. " I )isjwnin" men etteli at
ti-aa s;"anil the! Register or the teller referred to.
dmbtless eountnl all who were whhia the Toert
House, one of the R.litnrs'of this paper among
tba onmber. It is the tatise of tlie Admiulnttt-
timi that needs misrepresentation, and wa take
this otiprwtunity of tonjfnUulstiog k upon the
happy talent poseaed by iU adiierenU tt supply
the necessity. . . ,
- : ' s
FOR TH STAR.
DCrmn who. anil.,, Uri.M .i ....
The
ally eonated tlie 4. k ft ot. Mr. Adsms at the
wane meeting, making their mnnber 70, most
have inelmkid nM who were preaent m the Court
House. ,,t at- th ise within the bar, whowtnf
onVd-red a the friends of Mr. AdaWthiw
oounteJ 39, ia. liiding t bovs. All Ibme who
wn-e without llie bar wero, with one or two ex
eentions, Jsekstmians, anil took no pa in tha
pneeedmgs. 'Lo ve go." '
The Camden mettinf nce mere It is troe
this in a tmntt matter; but in em-dl. ss in large, it
is riRht tn.be eorrert. The kegitler, v'n the au-tlt-irny.of
fte Eliuab'eth Cily SUr, stairs that tl e
lumber of perWs friemUy to Mr. Adams who
attended this meeting, was upwards of 50. Ttr
members of the General Assembly txm Cnmden
ere praaciitj and we havetlieie tnuWity'for
naying tliere were ouly U or, 1 8 persons (here
uienmy to the Artminlstrat ioa. Tli
lie meeting
was held In Court week,
plJnvwXrailon Convmtiort.A convention of
teiegsies, for the formation of an Klectoral Tick-
v held i ,i" - T . A ra"'
wa, hell , th.n ctj on Thnrtday last. The
"-'ioii, fi .MecKiunUurg, anted
as Chairman, and,.Iowph Gales, Esq. as Seeretai
ry. Or the number or counties represenjed,'' we
ire not informed; the proceedings" of the com en
tion, as 'published in the Jlcgister; being silent
n dm that paint, but have rtason to believe tliat
it is comparatively 8mai; -,)roubly not mem
than 10 or 1 2, Tfe Sttite is competed of sixty,
three eodntiet, '
Mr. (Won made a short tddress, in wliicb be
moved that tbt Secretary call ov -rtne teveraiE
lectoralUistriUs, wid U!at, 41s Uiey are reipec
uvely announced, the gentlemen jivseiit name'
such persons at they believe ought 10 be reeohi
taended to the people as candidtUia lur VirW-r.-aes5
which modoimss igid K-H'he M.
lowing geuUe wen were en n-irainateil as Elec
tors, and their udiniiiationteonfirmed bribe eon
vention, via. . ' ., V vv ;. ' !'. "
bt Umu-iei, Col. Jsaar T. Avery, ol BurkiS.
d
ih. rVbuer i'lankliir, oflruittfll.
3d
4Ui
Sdi
Oil
7th
Kt.li
9h
l.'tti
II k
iati:
l.Uh)
Utli
l th
louenu. l imton, ol l.msoln. - , .
Rdurind IK-hisj, ot lui.,omtT.
In: AiMlrew ilownum 'o' Stblees.1,
Gen. Alex. Gra'v, of Kandolph.
IV,' tenj. Uobiiinon. ol'Cniuberiand.
11 . JametiL Siailli, of O, an re,
Col. Wm. irhrton, of V i.e.t
.tlwai d MjII, tif Franklin.- ( , : ' J 1
' Samuel Hyuhn, of M tin. - . -. -
.vlttat N. Ijimtofof INnujiiotunk
( en. Wm. CI irk, ol 1'nt. M
"'. 9. UlatUedgn, of Cnv'bn. 15
Haiiiol 1 Kenan, ot UmiHn.
It wasrelioJn.d, that a committee be'eppoinU-d
to pK-ptro an address, to accompany the Rleoto
raiykikett that ted thousand copK Of the ad-di-ess
be printed forVireuUtfon; and tlttit J. Gnlcs,
Pr. Jolm Heckwills Thhmst E, Deveren?, llenj.
,Xitig,' IV. C; II,eLe and Steplin liiidsall'
be appointed tominittee of Vigilance and Cdt-
- i ....... . ...
be eitiaent of Greene eomitr. t. ienillv Co the
present Administration, met nt SnotTlM on the
lSlb Inst AoDvithsbrndine antic had lie
at aH the pnl,lSs plaBe., ttid Special lefttrs sent to
ncary tlj the 'Adaina party, reque'iing their at
tendance; the meeting numbered only 17, flee of
wnom were trom othi onnntieaT
f WeSeiwifromirespertobWtonrte MrtVU0UDt. Wl'lCOITle, A'CiltlpUIV.
Jie notice ws give jlliat an AdraioistratVn ineeti I -The tnbscriber beRt leave to httdrra bis fi antdL
insr would he LoUVn. . Air-.;L.t ' . .
, . , ,7 .KTiuum , , ,w yne
'Oonrr, a lew difjrt ago; bnt hot t stdBoieut nnnv
ber of Adamt men attended to .form' ii eomraiu
teej tonseqnently no meeting. Wat lield. - -
Anrir-jf.-,Afler a contest of ihrcn days Vor
Speaker or tho if mine of Representative, of Ken
mcky, JoAn SWJ IgmitK, (a nttrve bf Granville
county, in this Stale,) a Jackson man, l..f been
elected, by majority of one vote over Col.' Urn.
B. BRuUurn, Mr. Clay's Jitter ," w 4 jfo
mncll fur (be boated AdrthdrtratU majority in
-wtiurc oft 4ventcitrl ?c
MARRIKU,
1 m wm'mmf W hm rai e4 We. .
ieJ C vs 4 ' t r." ra t
aeef. Mr. t.. . t-nm wc-'l r.x-
-.1 !
fc fwia ( I-ts tt t-fe
Mmttml, f .i i,rrK, lU -t
I iari Ijneaaa, "" ! bew'- aev
mtrf tawkHi ta tk f.-'eer'
t"W fiat fce fir rM'i, mrimf mi
trf' t. U- M 4tJ, .t rsr k I erfr
brne m lit Iwt at as siai. ta tfafr
srrwana, At4 oW -Wr4 JteeH,
fceandirrt, ' -'.I or ' rfwr. tt trv 4--"e
Hlswa, Tl re-Ve of ie ti eririw4
h b-oX, tM m tr a. A- an r-s-eiie ta
$tmipmmmt awi fttwa t'- a!.-t- sd t
bUtjes af Mr. r..etaev, aat tW er; J turr.
kaenAwre rs imi.-iM-4, as
My attrsj tfie r Vay, fe si !red a4 ralea
brfe-J, a 41 ia't great orogrew la a-'J kaew
!.. .
lory n YmTmwv
. . . . ..sT 4.
. 'Air. Liimnin!icltfo!,I
V; tnmnHuww an Sr IW Ttb of Jaaasry ,
i tti,;-- .'- i
' Who nl SMrb 4il!M VmiIov
r . a
k!tei mg.'Genirratiby, tUtt.ab Uraniatr, aad pbiai
aew1e-W'Brki , - -.
j I-ri Utw m anij. ,., t f3w ;
p v. FV miijt .ndiicntion;- tr
, A nil KIT. SCIKKM; is peoneW tn be a.
peoed na tha tea Mwr? a JimTurr weM, t
(!.r il.ea.sHnnw3eaeer4 If Mew. Kltusbfirrert,
StVUnJ t.rttve, twetv m!trt srnin llil)aat
rmieti. aear tb mad laadmr fiam tbat nlr tn
1-aiaVwrnrb; I- tbia trbwAl I wBlta W-twev
sjtn-w wants ttitns ajws. ivnaj tv tawt,tt wt 04 wn nni v swwvni
.sm. f lb ktmimMJ d. -l,MlL..nrk.
("ravine s1 jwienint;. Hie sarr monVrait mee ;
t" sit rtejlrji a mnmh wiH be eh) yd tor brarrf,
tnd the prwe e tt'lrfm all tmy. fmm. i.ti
twelve and t huls'doHars. The Mnatioq of this
tchm! is eTtre.nely b-sliby; anil the governiaeat
bf Wift be er'ireW psrriil. . t )
4 trnv riuuly, fet. 11.' . J.1-4 -
ararftMs( rtfHl, School.
I east nntlred, laast rliombt af.Vfll'bo anenrd on
tlie-first of Jntraaryi proviled Jier fi-iends-stimne
lH hevexerriont bf rnrrtinwln tlm handfofracb
Ibild tk small tarn of $9 5(1 rfrraneev ' It it
euttnnr that day ta praeam gWs Xjt the Hew
year. ' W31 van not aid ine tt make tome small
nnnrwkf ' -'v-s - ,H . '
Batelghk Dee, S5, Tr f'J $(V.1w 1 '
, rTtie stbseriber b.-vvm Ate inanaaient of the
estate of tbelste Jolm rbarranton, rf Franklin
eomitr, heivlw givet notiet tn John Tbarrantnn,
his sm.lhe onlv absent lefentee, Omt a ronsidara
bteorbonf-(!iecstatt has fallen to lus share;
ami b! it thenefort rttpiested tp f ome forward
aud take nosseasion of tin same, ' - ' t
r JRSSR T rfA RKATVTOX, ExV
Franklin ao? X. CM e. H, t IfT' S3-wp ;
: Btiutliiicid A CilfiPltiy.
This, k&tUution will be opened, Rafter tbt
ChriUntt vacation, tn the 1st Jauua'ry, 19'2S, an.
der the taperintendence of iUV, . W ai noek as
Principal. v Me. W. it -rtduatu of Glasgow U
niveruty. ' Vrdinhis Uisiunuuwls, lwb art nu
mrrousarid satisfactory trom Lin('ricnie aud
aiiccLssin uat-hing, iluiinR the last sit years, iu
lids tooulry,. the 4i'r uMees li;l on8dewt in wav
ing that Ihe advantages if this Aawlewv will e-
UUiil iui'1 the Suite. '1 be etaasaal emirw mill 1
be adffiied to Uiat observed at Chapel-Hill. ;
i- romtlieniuvivHting attention which wiU be liaal
o the morals and tniroveineat of students sent
to this AsaiUfiny, the I'l-ustees exieist tbat it sludj
receive a liberal ibare of public support.
Hix-str-right students eambt accommodated
with boarding, intlie Jiimily of the Principal. .
. By. oi der of the Hoard tj Trustees.
, - , . - . 8AMX. MITCU.U, Pres
, L. ;.; - ,JSotict;.. ; , .'-.' .
Ry virtue of t deed in trust, exetrite by Col.
W liUnt Iktmcl to the subscriber, to secure tlie
pavinent ot cevUiin debts Uiereet sjieeified, 1 will
wtterat publie sale, ftir-easb, betmw the Court
i ioune aoor m Itaieihls on the tliaM Monday in
Febvuai-y ne.vl, four LuUdratl teiewnl land, liiug
on iamse's oreete, niljoiatiu; the lands of Julin
Bex, Robert Cannon and Others," This land lies
f,mu "'' f Halevh-isof good tod, tnd
bason A a saw anil grist nldnml I.WeM woVh
tho tlteiiuon of those that wuh tonurclHiiwnuil
estate in that quarter. 1 willntakt sueli a title to
the lands ts is eonveyt-d to me. .
, , W. CLCr.MR7iT.TS, Trustee.'
Doe. 84, lt7
Jailor . uiue. . '
Taken Up. on the 2 2d Nuvember.
oouinniuid to tbejad of 6r,,vdle eounly, J?;C
a nsronum pmned PkiTER. twenty yeait old,
ive leet tbrefe or tbur inches high, ila keo'uiplex
oAM'i. S. t.Ait'l HIV AIT
.Oxfortl, lVc. 19.' 18r . 53-3w '
- " ?. 'Notice. , V ,
Will be told, on die first M ondtv in Febrti'arr
lv.,1 Aw. .1. ... . l" . 4 l t ... m.
next, 4
-tiawts of land. 01 an niiu-b ili.iw.i . ,ui
wn. ; .-vmiooro-,. uie toiiowiBir'
the. taxes due there an hir the yuar 1826, toettber
wuh ibe cost tlieisjon, kc v
'.V.Jcre. ' , JrttTar.
Joseph Hedsoo,. f 4'Jti Little Rcf . ; ftl f4
aohntiugg $) Mia 21
liuines Cnithet ; - D4 Deeu Hirer , til
Arthur lluad t
1.. . I. :'
do
, 69
I SI
71
IS
t'O
9 13
St 7
Si
Aitoin
NalF- I'udipt'
Miu Huitow,
.: 9-0 VtlUtl-c riiCJa,
;i43.tacksen,K,4;Hiek
444 Hack Creek ;)
r.lillu iJi-own,. " 50 IJabriel's Ci-vck.
auuu unm v , f 90 IX'ep rjver
IJavid A altar - aoo famway- v
Klixabetb Moaver IU3 - do
Juel . M 'Daniel , XU0 Rrush Creek
1 51
tiRlids Hot tiven ill or listed tne 1 tQA'
. I bury Itisuison, 100 aoisjs, waters Liule river,
valued at J dollars. . ,'
" nbubal twirdner'r lieirV 100 teresl adjoinine
"Shubal Gardner' he'mSO acres: idjomhig
. StejiiieTi Mu'aaey (00 acres on Ttnftnft Dnhch.
Henay-r or W.lh:inj Uirt.Tj;, J00 aeres, join wg
Le,iiiM-d Graces and otbel. valuotl af 8i dollars.'
. ' Vi ,TrtwuAS "sVXCJCK, We JSuff
Rtmlblph eonntv, N, C. 3 J "
V December 111, 187; i.53"6' 5 f" (
. . ' v'""r, " i ou uouarst
Price tdv;f5"
:,-'.' ; ittrijfcthiie,As. r -
WlUt.l AW k II AVWTJOU hare just fecilv. t
edMuu Cmmevticnt afes supply of Guillen f
-..r.ulu,.uu ain ciiwriencea tiarueuer,
and waimntedof llie present year's growth. ,w
ami (he oubhc, that he will onen a avlionl. nn the
second Monday of January ; next, about three
miles from lyjsbnrg on -die main stage, road
krndmg to Wtrreatoii4 Tuitiuo will be at fol
Iowa: For spelling, reading, wrhhvg and aritlime
tle, six dnllart perw'ionEng:lisbGraulniai ind
Geogriphy, sev.i doilars, jin, X.'rcek anJ the
scietcnt.iiint dollars payablw in ailvanee.
tessionw consiat.nf Bve months. -3 Board tnav be
liad Willi W m. J. Newburn, who lives hi abnnl
two hundred ywds of the' inistitutionf kiwi w ith
Mrs, Sarah Feniv r, Peter Foster and CajftV Jolm
Peivr, for thirty-si dollars per session. , ' v
: ' Takiag into consuleijtf ion the benltbintss arid
pleasantness ef the icighborbood, the low prict
nf tuition and board, and the experience, which' 1
hnve had m the mtrrnetion of ynvrftr; t flatter mr.
1 self tbat I sliall recttive a liberal tisere of nnbfic
patronage. P;irticuIar'Urtion' Will be paid to
ConnaeO tomv ctire.i
HOS..G. JsTONE.7
mi, w,uiq eximt uie on. me riiu loot; says he
belongs 10 Jpswh Atkms, Urauae county, N. C.
;t nepwncr'is reuuestud to totne forward, proi
irttiK-ityi pay charges and take bint ni . '
.trrr'i.rtcfice. .
Ta-
t i.
i f.-.
1 f t-b
ta
NaT.
i ri I i,fi U
tue4
M1 rar ' fctMa 14
ft-
s
w v w ..-. i as m mm' r st -t-jli
tnrt-aetWtwO.p.vtT OissMtr.-wrtba .
swVtleHstosv. , ' ; ...
.V UTttnr.i u-ttnx.j
CaawrO UU, C.IH 1, Its?
' Jail.ir'n N 0(ir.-.
Cbawahivd at a' rwaawwj t, tbe"M -af 4
Otaotv, tbt Fib te. aarrwas abs rab
teM JM,aa1t.st tw WWp ts Mt. WdU
laaaaasa, e terbsaM saaMv. Va, te4
44 or il. j- - n J
t H ,provt fraprrty, pay aharps, a4 Uk b
( St VfU C. II .
. laat;Mav. It, 4 127 'S"' ;
Aotict.'
irs. - ,..... J
t TWt tnUtt. Oiet aVrt ijr sle, twartrnW
lJt tei-ma, Iht fbllawtag penaettv in lb vwn
rUvalara. Catrtmai twaar, vml.' le kt-ml
at ellioj beaiivtwb taMnitt t bona. .4
able far t batar iJTUrrteni ear Urtrml
ktasr. tn ettelleot garden tn tttadwt aef 4
alsnaut lOOs-rrsaf wood lt, anawite-.t
tbt Bon stb. Tltoar wbJiait tt norrbtv
iy, cold ili well to radon tat n-,l
iv
ttaa, m a liarratt mat hr bed
. w m r v r
AflLLliM BOitLX
TiwiDra,ltr.
i
U iaimU ftipTi. ' f
j f 1 M t m
I "01 bt told Velhrt b
rV"""","""! rwmwy.nw snsa.'v i
vt janasry nexi, iitt t'Hloams traeM m u
r nurb thereof an will be MtlWlmt to astufi ik
biafe. County tad Psortas awa therenn for
years I m,' It'iJsad rtSO, together wsth Co
Valuation tad adv suj: . -"..
1316 taret na the west aide of rem-n BmJ
river, nrigmtlly- grsnird to Hall, tVsltow r.
jVITutire, aiUtHiing the landf of James M. Bint
and Jsiaet Gnhrv( rannnsed to bel n to tl,
Mrs of Roberf t'tmpbell, late of Pennsy Ivauit
ilteM, assessed tf'Jt. . ,.- v
i ISOnrrrs on The watert oT.Tliekt tnd Let
treek, tn4ems!lv'Trsrrd to Saa.m-1 F4by, aad
to lielonxtn jtcbariab Candler, asMtsaed ta-f 58 t
i Tlwresnn the ett tale ot Frearb Benadravet,,
(neludnig what Is mlh-d the Vaatbrr Knole, ba-v.
Inwtlicmo'Mh tf flat CVrek, orteinally wiwatHi
to J (.tin .rr Bl'ient," and said now to beloag (ql
Zarhsrmh Cawiref, nSeed4o $". ' - ir
" 8X) seres on the vest xte of French Breed rirer
beginning at'Chartca Laia't eomer Hirkor. t
bove the nvmtli of liirat Creek, wriginally grnt
rd ta John first Hloeot, and mihI !" t bclenj1
lit Zarbariiik f uulW, MMnl tit t in Ji. 1
t 100 seres on iIm Lowe (p braiKibo J.itj " J
creek, oo thC aortV tide of asiJ creek i inrliid .ff- -
t big tpriugtnd a White etk nuniend W. K. said
to berongto 1 h mat !?ifloi, tstessctt to f.10. '
SdOaeretotitheeartsWeofFreneh Broad river.
lying between the lauds of William lek," and!
lands rmineriv bmnsmw 10 I Jemnnev h iii. am;
rly betnaefmr to Ilempsey K hl, anil' .
anils nf William K .rsUr atid toljj,, .
hariali Candler, and asai-vsed to $t'U'
ta the waters; Kev, meluibng Jrsit'
!... .. ,.t : U. II i-.
arjojnnr Vuuli
long to Zachari
ii) acres aa I
tlornwell's unnrormnenl nn the Hall niwin.lBin
kaill,. supplied to bcloug to Thgniss DiU"B, a4
sensed to $5. ' . ' ; " y ' ;i'w
r swu. acres on tne norcn rati jure ot t r
Bisiad river Jiielui'ins tlie old iiuprwertent
urfe'el Frcrwh V
irwertetrt pur-Vlf
n Stvtberr Ja
Field fortueily,'
dissect nv ttttteon Kobetts t John
t,.ln;o. tl, .uj. llnu..
i.veit, said to belong to, ZafWiftb Candler, a't-'-i
arssed to A100. ; . , V --"'.j
400 acre on.tbe north ess,t swle ot rprmV
Broad River, ennosite the month of New P nmd s
.creek, fornierlv conveveib Jo). Jolm Strotbvr t6-
vvilliamTiarretl, and tawl nTw to neiotig to Zan-'. '
ariah (ini!b-r, ansessed ta $5l." ' ' V - "
Stx teres ou the Hortll'PlW'bank nf Frencli V
Broad river, " between the jnowth .of jbe Imikn -
f'anip branch.sniHlietiiiieh'lhinterlivesh, lor ,
merty conveyed by Jolm fitrooher ,to Tboniat ' '
))illnn, ' and " taid an- to , belong to . Zaulawudv .
Candler, assecse1t f i9 - 1 f s, r
, IlK) acres on Oi lang brtfneb Of Pigfv) , ad-" ,'
joining Robert Utiberu' lauds, mijrinaliy fli'e p'roei ' '
perty of Thomas IHlloa, and tatii now tobt i tig
In Xiielntriiih'Camller, assessed to ' '2f . ' .'. a
S acres ftn the south tide of Jlig Ivey, ad-"
joining the lands VrfYV ittiam Uailev aud Unbert, 'V.
Roberta, foro-.erly tho proiwrty ot" Thomas vl,iV ,.(" ;
Ion, and now clauuei by Zachariah Cant'lyr, as-
kessed to JdOCh ., ' j ' .
.. 100 acisd on therraters o( B.ull creek f ltt;
joining ,'thi. lines of iodfivy Goy on tbe eat,,
said to belong to Tho. Dillon, aiM.estedtr.fi2a -.
SO acne on tlie. Suawr Camp f 01k oi bhoatt ,
Fork oflvey,djoiiung tbt binds of John Uiirusay,
aid to belong to I'honat" lotion nr 7aeht'iiili.
Candler, asaessedtn $.20. 1 '' . ,. A
SO arret on the Ball Mountain Fort rif"?Jttla ;
Ivey, joining eiirj Webb's lands on the. north, f m.
iuposrd to belong tu Tboniat Dillon or Zacliari
ah Candler, asaeswd to,$10. , 's ,
60 teres on the w aters "f Shoatt Fork oYltittte '
Iveyr adjoining the land nf Mary, Jerris,' lakt to :
belong to Dillon or Zacharwh Candler, assessedt
tt$2l). - 5-
r o arret en Corby's branch of Flat Qreckad- d
Joining Candler's Punrfc Howl. Tract on the. cast, uc
supposed to belong t Tho. Dillon, astetsed to V ' "
$10; mm im' ;. ..;'. up ". .r- " ftft,.
v ItWaeres on both tides ajfTlint. Moore's creek1' ;
of Hominy, adjoining the Iftnria.of J,dbw Pt-nland )
and .Im ob lA eaver, granted to Henry, Funkoouia. ' j
er, laid to belong to Zaehariab Candler, assessed; ' . .
t0$!00, . . .. - r , u . ;
QtH) teres irffso.trtcts ef lOOacret etch on the.T I
watTa of .Whitsonji preek; adininjAg lands of
Willian) Gn.iger,rgrant6d to TMnas WeaUlL. :
tssested o 100. .V, . v . ,tiv. 1 e-
39 seres on tli waters of Little Mud rerkT
granted to" Geo'rpe Greer, ir, sdjobringlands for- '
merTyvbelonging to Gw.,11, Jireer. jtsessed to
$150. ... , iA 1L.1.1AM D.,tJUtK,-'i
, jp '. lyiertfl g z aneenair v-ewnrir, -
m ...j..j. i.... .... i ;L . '
Nov.
iltaaiiii iaanwaaiajaii mtn y ts x" '
tr. A aa. . W .o ' 1
t ' W st entered on the- Strar Hoot'
of Wake county, on ibe 1 5th inst; .
by Samutl If hitiJterKsn.. who ,
Uvea S mllcitonibef Raleigh, onet ' '
bsv mare, wlik a white snin on .
hernoaeandasurinkerbrebead.:.
brte white ftwt above the fetlock, 4tet8 wt,,,
inches bigb mpposed to be six yewrs old, valued '
9 thirty lllar. This -stray has been aj: Mr.
Whkakef 'a ever skiee fast .lng." . ' e - --.;
MEWITT Dtl.LlAUD,
-- Ranger tflVakeeounty5.'"
December 17, 8ST. 't' 5-3w - '
Fit. Duirara Uewl.W.,-. , '
' c.i r.. ti.. .r i .Lr-.
...7l,,ifl.. .H. ni.iv. v.. fjll ,
Fox, Ew)m in Frankbi coulitv, oa . '
the night of the 4'b itaol, a dark
sorrel MARE, about eight ycera '
old; , tnojugh under the enimnpai
size, the is a poweiiul aniuuiU her
torelop i
gn-e the
was tut close--wat m good order., (.will
: nbove reward for the thief on .bis con-.
viet ion, if he be a w hite man,stuid bali the sum, if
coloured. ' . A. M. POYLAN.. - ,
Raleigh, De. 10, lS2f.
91-tl
Grtitdaxxavia i Ifapbs't filnluimryi
ttyttSt' " "Tbej tubserlber resneetfully
,' I a-TSvfc- m ' bifurtni flies cHnent of 3iortb-
S ' Carolinai that, m order tn wind
aji ':. A 1 up an otq coneern, be w ill sell
; t--'f .1 -),;, tock of Books tnd Station." ,
f . 1V..J aryat vei? retlueed prices. He
has iirslTvce.ved , general tssorUnenl of the a-
bove mentioned, nd Invites, particnlni ly, the t
MerWbert ol the (iraeral Aiaembl te Vxamine
hit stock, as tbt torUent is to(j iiiimeivus to,,;
jtive them a place m a neaper. lie it 6nV
dent that llkleigh never eentsmed tt cheap an ts-
wwtmrtrt of Uooka as at .present to lr had at D.
LtTtntwAW'tBookandStationaty Stnrt.-
''Ralelgh,-NVvW.iW7. " Mf ,
P, H. Hook ll'mding . With nmtness ati.d
An-uhilirv in all its branebdr: ; .-15 D. I
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33 K.,
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