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'ltd it fjwsf'f
.. fYa and tif','' 4rs of I - act, whenever a scire fc-
at sr.s'.l Ho ;'" say rrrvm ai the ln:l of m t!r pee
h and said bsd "t'.l cl, at or before ,the term of Court at
u'r old bail U t. and to it pear, or outfit ts plead, be dia-
rmm IkU liabt'.If bail, by ,the death, rr atrrertiler of
itrinctpal, f i5 'then, ami in t' at cae, t e lid !iall
. fc.r'sll th eosfs that mjv acrree on .v,l n i' facias:
" '- a . -i
in' IS -VZS.i ni. .? . .' -' r - .. -n ,trT n
jmi . , ? t r f ( t r. I .v .1 '.f f e h t!.ia u- ; i
V lo J f Trrnne lre-f, tir ii Cft District ef iVanf.
Pit?(1 r iflnWH i !. r.---,rrft fnW in thetrstaco
fi! If t1-? rrt !
af A fAt uii.'i ,ri'v r f,e aaror.
i t..n, acMr-id! bf t- rert :.ta thNeln rwuimJ. ma?.
t . t -a '
oetn,; exh.Uttd to any f tht jailej oi tKi State, or in a Court
fleas and Qsartor Jw'wiii ia Ihit Statr, bo r4creJ to U rt;
Uml.'t 1 -' ",.'" ' ' ' " ...
otwUhnUnJirf bail msj be aflfrwanU tf'uchs :?;! froinanj
ilu.t uch dt! inrrndcr ef the jn incipal ,-.
. ; " . -"",, ." ;.' -.' .
a jjxiiKuim aftionfwt of Wirr if ll State ILmm, aad tor Om
v , ' -' t ici'tiwii Ibfl SIMM C W tiMgton. , ; .w
i eitfWfi ientrt 1d?y tfthi Slitt tf JCorth'
knlin. W tfia lerff trusted by tin authority bf the tamf.
Vat -h. Secretary oC tilate, ' Trtaanrer, ood ComroUr, be,
4 tjej are Wrebjolbriiel and reqaired annualJj to ppoiot
tae ttcrl asd uttb!o prrton t uke' cbarj of the State
aae daring tha recesa of th Legialature, fioie dutr t shall
! ta take into toiaetsion and aafely keep tit kyl to keep the
Mr Joc)ted, Mept whan M way think proper to open them for
tecommodatioa of t isHor, or foe tlia pu rpose of airing tJ?
irttmUti, and to taVe the aeceasary weatam for 4lte pmerva
Ml p the furniture and fistnrealfelon!nn'.fo th State f loose;
itpvw iheitatu f Waahingtott to M clesBsed, and the State
oust scoured, whenever their situation ma r ; require, it; .to au
irintcod atich repaira u ba. made tq tha State HoWo and pt(S
; aquare from lime to time, aa may banecesgarjr for , pre
rration of the aame. and which aaaf be resolved upon, and di
cted by the Secretary of StatcTreasarer, and CowroHer
id to have the lea ve& anil other jraaa mat may accamumtq on
public aqnare, f emofed. at least once a year.J -i 'X-'t i
II. Be ' it further trwtttd. ,Tht , the keeper of ' tha Stata
ouso a hall receive, tompentation for ht services, the um of
Km oat frt 6 gapsnor Cmmt M Imm tttdmim jmimheti h kH Hf at
' - : . y t ... , i . . 1
1 "Vnnat tha nametwea appliat?9s U diwca and aliaonr.
annnally prestated to the General 'Aseesabty; eonsnme a eootU
derable pnrtioa of tina in their examinatioa.'and connrrjuentlT
retard the investigation of more iaportaot aoujectt af legituon;'
and he rri twth applicalions might be itfjqdicated by wthar trU1
booali with mch I cm exprnJUsre Jo the utc, api mora impaN
6al jnstica to individaais: For remedy whereof,. , ,
"Jh it tnattdiy the GmntitJtMetnbly if At Stall tf North
Carolina, and (t u hereby tmclti by the authority if the $omt,
Tbat the Superior Court of Law shall have sola aad original ja
fisdictioa fa all cases of application fr divorce; nd the said
Courts ire hereby authorised and empowered to divorce from tx-d
and board, and ffa tha bonds of aaatrimony, whenever titer mav
be Htisfied, po' doe evidence presented, el the justice of i ucl
application; oj'law.-tiajje or castoro to the'eontrary not with-standi8jTt,f-
,'.' ' v wC- -V . ;W ..f" v' '-'wi "'.M-'
-J 1 1. 1ndbeit further tnactti. That all applications for otlier
caue than those specified in the act bf oe thousand eight hon
dred and fourteen, entitIedAo act "concerning divorce and af
iroony," ahalJ be subject to the rules and regulations; provided o
said act for the esses therein mentioned.'' i
' 111 pt U Junker enacted. l"hat In ever csve of n applicatimj
for a divorce.-and a final Udsmeui thereon bv a 8utxrtor Court.
itahall be lawful for' the party against whom sacb judgment is
renderedV'ta appeal therefrom to the Supreme Court, wWe duty
it sliall be, according to tha facts ascertained in tha Superior 'Court,
tomake luch decree thereon aa shall be just.: H I ; ,i
,iiy.'Jlnd be it fHrtfter enacfr(f.TThat when an aDneal .shall be
., m iuin we jBOgmeni oi wie superior vourc, "nau Be jaw
iventyfivo dollars per annunwhicb um the Treasurer tvtvfoi 'M goch;,,Deal without boni or securitr. If the- tituatfrn
r anOiorwea t pay. anl whicl C H WM? M thi Sarj Bpell.nt.BaU wndtsr t tecsaryfor' tha purpose
ement of kbli.acc?.4$ t tVA fi6c,tht7n anokl should be Mm prdsecuted.Ui
tUl.: Ujuriner enmea ; u repair, snoina oa requ,rcat4 , V.. w&r
tti nrRfrvation ol th. State House and Dublrc sature. th- ' ji. . ,. . r , r. y .
r - - ---- - - i-- r , , (irjuuiiK, wno snail dc umirccq irom ine uomin oi mBinmonv.
reasurer ahall advance.to tha keeper of the StatoHonse.such, provisions of any. ictrf'thsi General jAasemblf af
T,uJArT'r 7u l 4- r . State wall ever ba permuted to marry.againf and if Ae W aha
lottsa enter tha duti be JolllCtllimlM;. penalties which are ortw
uto bond.Tv.th good and suffictent security, payable to the,Ga-,.ilkflicted b ,JW penogguHty oogamy, . -fc : :
lithful performance of the duties of bis appointment; which
ond Shall, be flepsited in the office of Secretary of State.'
'Vi'Bt it fufther matted. Thatth'n act s)hali be,.io.. force' fioiji
Dd after the ratification thereof., ' ' - ; ..
...t.-, v' ,, fCapltol ctMidi.'V4 .',:...''! ;oiair, uj unnseir or nis lawiqi tirpuiy, iu nerre an nonces na
'e if muted y Gtnitm-. 4$iembhr :f iht Slali of OiiortWT be tendered ot delivered to him. or,(j!wrt atyw may be re
An act talking k ihe diitr of 8WiftV Caronen and Conatablcs 'to htvi all bo
,- ' tieet reauired ta be rim in nroeeeilintt at law or in -aankv. .. .
'7e i enacted by tKe Gmeretf Jlntmbly itf tfit 'Waii vf Xortk
Carolina and it is hereby ' enacted, by the authority of thetmtK
tv 01 . the' sheriff or everv counrv in this
lawful deputy, to senre all notices that
buiIUing,sarae,uniHi(ie, same snail pe enaea; anu .inpase the si
f the re-.fCoaoty in this State la which uch potice is to be scr
:iKluifef'a nartv of intrptt(t in thn nrnererlinir afnnan!it.
ner of the public square on which the capitol stands, of Hie shall be the, duty pi the, corpner of ther tounty,? for which aaid
lowing dimensions: that is to say; forty-five feet long; twentyaherilF was -appointed, .to ,aerve,aUuch notices (that are to him
afeetwide, two stories, high the lower story, ten feet pitch in nefidored or delivered.-'., ' -vv- t'',
!arofini, anrf it i hereby enacted by the aullmxly vf the iwte,',quireu ta be given is any cause, motion or proceeding, either at
RvprW llanlnL Adiutant General of this State, be. and he' lw or in 'equuv, as well forxsommencinz a for proceedinr in the
1 hereby authorised nd empowered to contract for the building aame, until the, same shall be ended; and jn case the sheriff in any
an arsenal, ol goon anu suostamiai oncn or stone, wr ine ra-,uuijr in una oiai? iu wintiiutu muivc 14 ue scrveu, snaii ue
pntion nf tha. arm belowrinu to this' State, on th aouth'west party of interested in the proceeding as aforesaid, that then it
.a . . . 1 L a I. ' - - I a.
nrner
iei;le.ir, tha --ier story eight feet lit the; clear, tq tr'.hard plas,, -WWe ilfurther enacted,' That it ahall be the duty of all con
all the inside except tha under part of tha upper floor: Prc-i stables, in eacli.and eyerT.county Jn thia State'- within .their Ye
ided, however, that all the' eipense- of erecting' said build rnglective counties,; ar upon any bay, river, or creek adjoining their
isll not exceed tlmium of two thousand two hundred dollars. Counties, to serve alt notices that 'shall be to them tendered or de-
11., Be it further enacted, That, should the.aaid Beyerly 4)an- Jivefeu, which art or may be required bylaw to be given for com
V Adjutant General as aforesaid, succeed in making a contract meneing ot prosecuting any cause befora any justice of tlie pcacf
. iK nm fthova snecified: then and in that case, lie shall take outnf court. '; t -.' . -( . ...
tWaarptn. have '.the said Arsenal immediately rected, and he -Ill Me Ufurther maefeaThat the.aidoffi'cert shall aerve the
1 hereby authorise and required to superintend the'rection of same by delivering a true copy thereof td, the person to whom the
ho KamAkcrnrriinirto contract, and to draw on the Puhlic Trea-faine shallbe delivered, if he be found i hieountVrorbv teat
ttter for the said siim of two thousand two hundred dollars; .and . jojg copy, thereof at the usual place of abode' of such person; it
he, salif Public Treasuret-lH hereby required to advance aaid a w hi county; and, shall certify.on the nbtice the' time when said
nminf,for which he shall be allowed, lit this settlement bfhis npticft was served.'-or copy left at the place of abode; and such
wblic accounts'. s f ''.V' C ' ifcturn shall be evidence of the service of tfiaaid notice as maj
" -1 'V.-f ',',f. V-i ' V!" ! t ' -i- v r"e. therein stated;, and , the said officers respectively shall delivjui
in act t6 amni an act.
.teen, entitled t Atintf.
be abaerved in conveying
dulent deediaUd inortpge.
pssea.n we .reap oue uiotuiuu uuuurcu - mc ii i uuiiut:, wiiri ma return inereoii. io wia parcy, ins
toappomtpublioregisteraianarooireCTineinwnonxB or at' whom instnnrp anlrl not r iaaiimliinim
ttnrf jalantl-aalat ,rl f rw nfltaahi-iria tllt. i . " TrO r H - , ,;,T. ;T . T - .--.i T -------.( T-fVt.
Idima, SwuawvM . ...a. . a... 6 ,.krttI- a . - 1
aiiurii
demand of
m j ...... j t. j.- ir,nl ' .AasMnntUi nf th't f!tftff 'nt NamA'. IViwB vt furtliet. enactei. That an v aheriffor rnrnnpr ' tuxrlort.
"arolina,' ond it AercSy enacted by the, authority of pit mrnt. , mg to execpte and j-fturn such notice, or making a false return
"hat 'where, any : conveyance otlatids in this State,'or power of ,Jierepn,, shall be subject to the same action and. penalties as for
ttorneT for the conveyance ofthe same, or any bill 6t sale for 1 neglectinjc t aerveor falsely returning process directed to him
On 1 V - ' tr, t' I ' . r, :
a r:- '.- .f t ? , f . .' t : .
i ta tua t rvM.lr ac y . ' ; t. . ! .. . t
he'd if tf.e Court i; , ii '.V
C- JstrpH l'i. lrtt ' I I i m
a-J Alartia I'iclrtt ar 1 rr;t '.:4 '
Hvjuire.4, were af pointful re"- i.
Cbairmaa WW the t'J-ct cf i. e - ;
.aa impretaive , ai. i e'. jrr.t ;. -,
which wa hMy graiifyirj Jj ihe tu
aud rc'cctal)te s--en.(i':;-j' -
OamonoQftf J!r Jenmr, tt was
i JrVmferrf, That iWm awrttmr tftrove nf the
rraoMiona of tha jKkaAi !.nrir he) J at tt
city of Ralf'igh on the ;b of Drcrntbrt bat. , .'
On rriolrun r. Mr. Jledley, , . ;
, Hm.hx'i, I1it Mirt'm PivVrtt, Statmiet Snrn
cor, tiiram Jcnnmra, jj.ie W. l.-lc ami I'lrment
MaraHall bo anpuirtcd dekeitrt, to meet at
Rockmrham, Kichmoad fwnty, n th , third
To!T of hrli melt, for the purpoac froi
ferrinf with the deleraf Of li.e otLer rfMintira
comooainr thia OnrtncU on th anSjcct of ninii
Aatine a atiitable perwn as an t lector fur aid
Ditict. . V'. ' . ' . , .
Oaatotioa of Mr. Jenmnfa. 5mnel Anencar,
Joaeph led)y. Dr. P. XI. Kattrrll, John P, Ir
Clement Man.twll, Alam JLockLatt and .Hanm
Pickett vora appointed a tmmitte to draft a
preamble and tranhitiona earnest) of the vietr
of the aneetinr- After a abort abaenc. Maria
Pickttt, Eaq. aa Chairman of the Contmiuer an.
pointed to prepare a preamble and rttolutioHa
made tha tuilowinf report: . . "'-u'
The period vill aliortrjr arrive whn the citiiena
of Anaon connty, in common -with tha citizen of
the Unitot States, will bo collectively called on,
aa a portion of the freemen of tho union, individ
ually to repair to the ballot box, and thereto
exercise on or the dearest and moat important
of their righta In the election of a Preaident of the
Unit id Staters and much linked it to bftdepre-
cairtj ujwr menu ot a republican rovernment,
tbat in an election ike tike preaent, whore all are
virtually Interested,' that the election should not
be made by the people themae We for we bold it
to bo a correct and incontrovertible doctrine, tbat
taVople are rwtuouaand capable Of aeugovern
menti and tbat they-oiirht clearly to exert iae
every vapremloa of atiftrar Which they, aafely
and eon,vemeotly caiM and that Wherever an elec
Hon ia removed rrom them 'which they, can exe
ciae, in the same degree doef ita removal ap
proximate, the rovernment to anotocracy. , Tbev
have, therefore. witneaed. wkb torpriae and no
little aatonishment, that when lh attempt wa
receMly mdo in tbC Conereaa f the United
davinr the nnrte'and avowed object: in .view of
mrowina; tire e'ecfion 01 ui rrenncm u ine
people, that it should rally to ita (ippoaitioii tb
fnenda of tha Admin'iatration, which owes itH
exiatence to the violation of, the princiole which
waa sought to b corrected, and tbat 4lcy ahmild
be found avowintr and aaserUntt the anHrtenublican
doctrine, .that th people are. incapable of aelf
rorernmenr-t Kacn state, say the constitution
ahall appoint, In tuch manner tha irialatur
thereof hall direct, a number of Electors equal to
the whole number of Senators and Repreaentatirea
to which the put may ce entitled m conerea.
Uoder. thla article of the conatitutionj tljero are
kuft (uTft miut.ft fklK lktta tli.A 4Mtiurt vrilK ita.
that of the diatrict system, .which prevailed 'ior
to tba act ot.81J, atid of the : general ticket
system, r which- now prevail. By tb first, the
Lerilatur divided the State into Electoral Dis-
trietat; where each district should nominate Its
Breeton knowin' his political sentiments and
private predilection and volte for one Under
the last; the same districts' as df lioeaied continued;
instead of votina? .for but mn Rlectort we vote for
fifteen freeboldersj no two. of whom ahall belong
to th same Electoral Uistnct. tsut the question
is Bot 'rtows buore ua .which i th preferable
mode of election, ' or whether the emergency
which gave rise to the 'change of 1815 having
ceased, the change should not sUo cease. . . These
questions belong, add properly belong, to th
. . . . . . . i i " r. fi' . y
lefTiaiauire oi nortn-varouna. i i aumcicni ior
your committee that thebange has been effected
without digressing from the subject matter before
them, and lnqoirinc for the reason on which that
ehanire ha been made. ; 1 lie object wmcn has
asffociated us together, i of another, and a dif
ferent nature, and i two -foldt first, to take Into
consideration proper measures for Securing to us,
in common, with tlie citizena ot pur Mate, a cor
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eretoforc or shall be hereafter executed by any person or per
obs residing in any -of Ihe' United State other than this Sratc, or
i n'r.f the Territories of the United States or irt the District
f Columbia which jthall be persoually acknowledged by the perf
in o persona executing vthe sanw, or, proved by ' subscribing
'Uness i thereto, before some one. of the judgca c-l supreme juna-
of fhrf intlsrea of the Stfiierior Courts
f Lavr.' or Circuit Courtof Jja cf superior jurisdiction within I
tul State, Territory or yisirictj an,u an aiicjiiaiiwn oi nuv-unt-nowlo
lament or probate ahalkjpti endorsed' oaffiied to said
eed, bill of sala or power of attorney by-tha aawl judge,' and a
ertificate of the. Governbt1 of said. State of Territory; of where
c said deed is made in the District of Columbia, W certificate of
to Secretary of State of th United States shall ba annexed to
lid deed, bill of sale, powcf of fitthrricy,', that thejudje before
rhom said lacknowledgmcot'.'or nrobato was taken, was at the
me of taking the same one of. the jarigcsMC tha Courts of au
temo jurisdiction or one of'thejudges f the Superior Courts of
iaw or Circuit Courts of "Law qfUupertdr1 jurisdiction within
aid State or .Territory, or within the District of Columbia, such
eed, bill of sale1 or-power of attorney' being exhibited in the
Jourt of Fleas and. Quarter. Sessions of; the county where such
amis lie, or in which the purchaser ot such slave or slaves may
esido: or the rTerson empowered to sell .such" slaves mny reside,
r to one of the judges of 4he Supreme Court or of the Superior
3ourt of thia State, thall be ordered to beVegistered with the
lertifieile thereto ennesedand such dcrds. biJU of slo of
lower of attorneywith the certificate thereto horiexed, having
een registered pursuant to such fdqr in Hie county .where such
.andslfe.'or.in which the purchaser of such 'slave or slaves may
esidejorin which the person empowered' to selljsnch alaVes shall
reside, shall iic valid in law th convey Or .to cmiX'ver to convey,
tlllhaestatand title, which such person or perwin may or shall
ave in any such lands or siavesj tuerebj,fcMveyi;'d and authm is:
9 to bet convcyeil, nnct .!iaii be recviveii in tsymence
Jourt ot Law or Lfl'iity witmnstius istaw wkhou lurujcr piui
hereof.:,' ,'",.''" '' - .. .
"II, Jnabe'U further ciwcfef,rhat where any of the parties
nkinr'anrH"rnnvpiM f lands', or power of attorney lor' the
annvevancc of land' as aforesaid, may be a feme covert, the pli
cate, pvnmmatinn nfsiirh Time covert lotichinpff her, voluntary as-
ent to Jlhc execution- of said deed of howcr of attorney tn like
nanneri as tha probate and acknowlwlgmctit', thereof arc direct
id ia the preceding section, being in like manner endorsed there
in, and affixed thereto, and accompanied by jlhc same' certificate
t the Governor or Secretary ol State, as me -case may oe, snau,
n Jboip.T, exhibited to one, of the judges of thia. State,' ,or, to the
Jqurt of I'leas and Quarter Sessions of the county , where the
and is situate, be ordered to' be registered, and. shall have the
fame eil'ect as if made before said judge or Court in person. " "
recovered and applied as actions and penalties are directed to
he pt'oiecuted; recovered and applied for neglecting to! serve or
lalscly returning process tnsued Irom the Superior Courts of this
State; and any constable-neglecting or refusing to execute and
return; such notires, or making a false return thereon," shall.be
subjett.to the same action and penalties, aa for refusinitor 'ne
glocting to serve, or falsely returning process or preceptB direct
ZA .I. r is..ii.j -V r . J l .
cutcu, recovered anu applied as actions and penalties' are direct
fed to be prosecuted, recovered and applied, for refusing or ne
glecting to serve or ' falsely returning process or precepts issued
from a justice of the Peace out of court.rv', ; T.1 '.-.
V. Jlnd be it' further matted, Tbat for executing every such
notice, the said officers shall be entitled to the same fee as is al:
lowetl by law to d sheriff for serving a subpoena for a' witness. C
" yi. fttidbe it further enaced, 'That nothing herein' contained
shall prevent any person from giving notice, and proving the same
as hcretofore'directed. ? . ' ' " v t - i.-."- r ' '
't .. -
An At to amend an act, passed in tli year eighteen hundred and tentv-fonr,
entitled, .f an aot eiving tlie assent oi'Nortlt-Ciirolina to, and enfoi-cing'in this
' - btnte certain acts of tlio GettemV. Assembly of the tate of 'ennessee, relating
'to the Smoky Mountain turnpike rosd.", " i4 , j, i
, Jle it enacted by the General Assembly of the Slate of Sorth-Ca-rolim.'and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the tame. That
the subscribers to the stock of said .company for opening that part
of said road lying within the limits of this State, from the Une of
this. Mate on. the top ot said mountain to the eleven tmle tree, on
Deep Creek, above Abraham Viggina', instead of paying tip their
subscription in money, as now required by said act, be, ami they
are hereby authorised to discharge the, same by labor, in making
and constructing said road and in making of which, the following
shall be the-conditions, to witt The said, road shall be cut out and
cleared of "all tr--cs and; stamps, at least twenty feet in width," and
aH i(.le4 tligings''tob! at least twelve feet wide, and leavvny the
roaid at such places lower at the hill side than in tWcentrej all
causewavs to betwelte feet widei and bridges, where necessary.
at least fourteen foet w iilei to be made of good, solid and durable
timber, with hand-railing on each side; and the said road, when
made, shall in no part exceed more in its elevation than one, foot in
eigiit: tfnd provided farther, that the Treasurer of this State shall
not ba called on for any part of the subscription authorised arid
directed to be subscribed by this State, until the said road is rom-
jietd in the manner prescribed by this act, and shall have been
received by the Commissioners appointed-by ihe above recital
act, - so as to authorise tlie said company to erect their toll-
(;atcs; then, and in thnt case the said sum of two thousand tlnl
ars shall be paid over ia the commissioners of said road, or lo
some person specially appointed as an ageut for the State, and by
them or him to be paid to the different stockholders jrj proportion
to the Utocle'cach may hoUU .' v - 4 , -', - K."
rect and proper exercise $f this privilege, which
is guarantied by our federal constitution, in the
manner ptcribl by th'ct of ,11 ; i, which may
iy.SRWponii,,ncni or i
CorrespoTViice anilrTiKihince. who, by a com
municSil&atwitb .the otlier committees InX e
district frieffaii to the election of General Jack
son, may select some uniform and tried friend cf
the Hen as a auitawe person to, pereeommenaea
to this district Ss an.fclcclart ..secpnoty, our object
is, ircciucii u, - iiiw. ..v BiKi. m l"v'
ference fur Oeneral Jackson for tlie next Prtsi
dent, and some of the reasons or which that pre
ference is predicated, and to Use 'that modciution
and candour wtucii is uu to wurseivs, out wii
that firmness and independence "which is charac.
ter'istic of freeman. We are, threfor opposed
to John Q' Adams,? because hlsiwhole course
through "life haa been vacilatingt that elf mterevt
hits alwavs been the primura mobile of all his acts.
We ar opposed to him, because he has directed
the representatives not to be patsied by the will
of their constituentsi because he came into otlice
aeainst the express will of a .majority of tlie
citizens of the unioni and last, and not l.-ast, be
cause the very manner in which lie was elected,
tOi say the least of it, savours strongly i' corrup.
tion. ' Your committee, inerctore, reovmmena me
ailnnlion of the followinir lesolulioils: . :
1. Iteeolveit, Tbat we will use every honourable
exertion in our power to prevent the re-election
of John Q. Adams, ami promote the caune of
Cm' 1 ttrifliON . 'l.i'i ! ' .
2. Uetolveil, 't hat the committee of' Delegation
be instructed to recommend an uniform and tried
friend of Gen. JACKSON and JOHN C. CAL
HOUN, as a suitable person to be placed on the
Electoral Ticket for this district." . . ,
, On motion -of Mr. Medley, the following r; 'ii
tlemen were appointed Committee, of Viiunce
and Correspondence, via, A. JLockhart, ti.l'fii
Johiwin, AVm.' A. Morns" l0nius Kiiii;, i
P. Hates, Missel Rogers, -Ijtivtr Wljiy, ,1
Allen, Col. Joseph,- Pickett, Thdmaa ti un ,
Joseph Taftner, ilobert lliithaay, "Dr. KcUn.il,
Jolm SUidivant, jr. John Wall and Martin Pickett,
Esq'r. . ' ' '
' On motion, it was vnanimoiti'y retolvert, that the
thanks of the meeting oe. retiu iied toihe Chair
man, for the able ana dignified mapner.iivwhich
be had presided. s ," ' ' ' -
' On motion; reintvrd, that the fnregoing pro.
feeding be published in the 1'ile ;.! Star, .""ortli
Carolina Journal and Western Carolinian." ;!
- .' X;-J0SE1'II t'lCUETTCWii..
Maarw ricnaTT. , I Secreuiriet.' :'
CLliriiS t!sniLt, 4 i .,
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'THE EIGHTH OF JANUA?"V r
; I WnimtnicQKil for me jsownimif : ywrMT.j f
aotne hiium ? r
Imvvcl- bivI ttu-n b-itii
orcsinu'V llirir Vtfiu- . it
mormrir of tlie Blh. i it 7
morrotj it rained several in
bowi gave n no fvoHblc .
above the ntv about T in tlx' i
uritufthe '.irSiU V(. 1, arrt
and that the Governor had a .
and that the 1vjjlfire of th buftc, .a ohe i.ence t-
appointed a joint committee to act ia e",vin" on
fcverv thmr was done that th honor otwii 'it,
tnif but still it ' waa done; an ! it a snllku'
people filled up 'he outline, Im-ie.Cor W sle""i( 1 1
At mst tho morning of i he awpiriotis C , uj-mk 1
A thick trust eivetrd th watrf, at U Ur'd.
to rise Into eloudst and when the tin at
Ihe w the tlarkmss of thehoninn, th .,
was at that moment that the e v become visiijii. n
furetts of masts rising fmm the waters. At i t i
steam boats wa seen ai.aii-ing tawards th ri
got underway, with twenty -four flics graving Cft r i r : ,
Stupendous boa's, lashed logrtnenj led tho n. I .i . . .
constant fir ol artillery, wmcn. was aniwereit i.cm i-.--ve-
harbour, and from Ui shoreGeneral Jackson s'(l Vi -of
the, laabontaa, his head 4mcovred, eonap'enoiis in
tude, which literalhtovered the steam boa's,' the -h ; -rotindinii
ahores.' The van, bovs, wh'cb bore tha tet. i :
and the remnant of th ok I Orleans Battwllion, p:ise;i tin ;
rotinding'too,fell down the stream, while tne rr!.ini,n r,(
spectators mng from the ner to th wnol and liauk nn to the r it.
pi this order the fleet, (igtitern steam boats ut tli' fi" . .) jsm ' i ,.vj
t the city,' directing tlieir cotirse aowariU the fiel I , le. . V -n It
was first descried, some honernen. (the march! ol th ii.a '. 1 l
th ground. But In a fevr miuut-s it seemed atie with a v. ,-n'ie
brotigh thitner'on horseoiicK atj in earragi'a; ami pourM i ir . i
it earn boats. "A line" was rmea Dvteneikt I i . .low t I . jaiut. ami
the'eommitte .repaired on .board the.'ekhoit:ii. .n tr r to invite- ilia'
ueneral to lanti amt meet mi nruvier soiiiiers am. t i . i ,. uv.
o words to describe "ilte scene which ensued. It ivo .M i , IioI,:.t
pencil than minesTh Mdresea tli'livered t il.- t n. r '. u l I, j a.-,
wermay be pvem but that which '-cannot be vn, U t' , , f
his venerable feature;. and tho Imtus feelinn . i !. ' . , , y-din
every gesture and every look.' ; ft would be eoiuioy , ,. . i . , . '.-t t,ie
joy and prttse' or tne peopie in -again Denoi.nng tin-ir -r -KIit
beletaetor.S Strangt-ra, wh had coma from afii1 to Li : i c f. . ne,
caught the contagious sympathy, vhi'rt be bea-i to 'pe-.N. ih iu'h
hushed every one seemed e- : 'o r it'-n tlie sotnul or his voiei. Ut
spoke, of his own deed with i u-, -f hi urv tm-r tonip.inioi i
atFection, and of tbe . dead v i I m.l it-grei. As it Rr-w hi o, hi- w.,-
hurried back to the roci!!!!iiit iu.a tn fii-et an i-n I luiemrr.
The -General wnoed opposito the housj of Mr. k.r.-myiht lT. inl
States' Troops under Col, Taylori the J.etion undr Col. Roifii-..': a
splendid and eell disciplined company nf voluntens (mm K.urh-a tin.K r
Lieirtertimt Walken toe nrat Dnjjaue ul aimtta tmiirr tien- k.iIj. vn, a i 1
Maior General Laeost wrroundeit by a brilliant at .i.wer' ..cIimi irts
jineof battle to receive him. The ciowii on th ba-ia the n .,i i-
mens(he windows, the' balconiea, even tbe too's ot the b'. .
decks, topaand rigging of the atiipit were covered anhsper' Tn-.r
shotiti when the General touched th shore,' wtrfi as loud ns t .e iini;
which thundered from the Inrtd and th waten h- nv-d't-d l i
of the troops, with bis head tmeoverat, t The proees .mn wus ,i t' !
tbe'Genefl oh foot -and after moving toroug'i tin- pnnc p -l s
the city, reached the Government House, where t ' f nerno- m ,
him totbe sajne Legislature who had invited h;n i ;ih,kh :
vriior'siddviss was eonciae tand pertinent; t' -.leu.,
with the frankness and energy no less rrmarka' .. (Hi"-me t
his actional ach mmbe 'was presented t him ia turn, ai.u a I a
ledged the xmirtesyytne ease and onntiucted dignity ot hi niu'iiipu.
the legislature Me proceeuett tore.v,, .r tne troops at-tlie innm-on c
Governori the procession- wM again fijrme(and tho OnetM, n..
theGoemorandthe Ix-rislatiu-e, repaired to th': Catholic Churcii, w
aftr th delivery of an eloquent l.t.iMirse bv ounT pr " ;n-:.'; i:
tha nameof bla venern!.iL' superior, father Anton.w, a ' . '.
performed. ! When the rthgiouaeefemony w is terui..ta- d, lit
was conducted by the Committee to tit lion- pt'Cjiai'- d 'or hn u-, '
He was then intnrmeu mat nc wainttea lo a ii mpi-p ut I) i .a J "i i,
by the uitisena in coimnemomtion of the k! ty. "i he t 'net ,.-
room of vast dimensions, atwhichat. least live mm j.
Mr. MarirnV was chosen president of the (lav. (.Vi,t j
cedon bi right, Governor 1 (otwton, of J'eniif .-.(,-, on h U I. i
ble Father Automoa" t ii'.e Aooy jtonni ust v i t!.ettii( ' .
ra!i Carrol and ll.suU ' nl Jude Overton, in si t ntm- t
president J He gen i -men, 'imposing tic , .-.Hi1, i- . o
Vork, Pennsylvania, KtiiUn..vy n.td M asibpip;)', '.i' p! 1 i
site to Gen. Jnckson thfc friends Who had htLf "tfani.-i h;.
the three.Vice President. ' Many toasts vtcie d.unk th- y wete ai. a
and patriotlenothtng vapid m them.: : When the prect announced tls
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m or oppo)f"(
6.lt llCXt tO ft
name of JACKSON, tlie ooropiwiy eoe up, ;is :f m- vr t y c"e "iuipulef i
rent the air With loud and repeated hna. itr. s . - - v. is r
Mr. Mai-igny,-in a speech delivered wi'h : i""-',-; ri i 'rt-t.i i,
iWitJi the.ardour of his feelings, bestowed n r, .t.-d i,-,hn . u . i
the services and character of tbu g l,l ' it.'f.
' I do not pretend to give a minute Joi i . : ! i e ry th"
place.; v.Thc iH.scouvse of (;ol. Jlfnyne, bica . it.i "i.v
Carolina, the courteous toas'a of Carroll, of of t' f '
6f the veteran Tiau, of the accomplikhed .''.kcr, v. il pj ' : ;
to the public by the commd'ee. , t
..l-"i-oui the dinner, I followed the General to the I 'i ,. , ,i
eantata, composed for the Occasion, wajsunj; witU h ' i.,i
feet. ; Wheuthe first act of the opera- was o 'it, the t.
the American Theatre,5 where he was g:'t-'-.l uh ti o s
which had followed him fiom ihe battle" (-round u '1 c t y. ' , I , ,
he retired to bis house, eccvmprfmed 1 -. in o.-iu. i-.
Mrt. Jar.kiV, -who, with scvr r U . lie, (i-nt 'I't 'i ,i. ,ae
hushiind on hisr Visit tO Louib'ai , w;8 ai'd u' on r.-id n.- t t i,i
aha landed IVoirf the foeahont ,;, by Mrs. ai.i.i- , "ilt'iotK
dieai whu, alter having congruau
to Mr. Marigny's house", where r
she received the salutaitonr of a
in hur carriage, afterwards acci
Martin Gordon, Esq. where aptr
teltuta triends. " , . ; 1
Here I am compelled to tftop and postpolie the continn.. i-.,i !'irv i
ive until to-niutrotv. ' ; ' - ,"
A rASSCXGEU v -r:t2 ct:::tlaxo.
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cdheronh-r
eshments h i-l Li en pit , .n !, b
rge and hruoatit ciiv.le, ? .
iiiied i. J. ii.iv .mi to i I, -
nU Im.I 0. . n pre, i.e j I' -r I, r ai 1
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rt 1 ') i hem to'
J t'j i .ojinpaiiy A:,
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- " - YtSIT Or CEVEit.VL JA . oON'
1 citizen ot New Oilct'iis havuig during tt j
' nmittee of Arriingcineiits lo prtpare lor i it-
: it.w Jacksoy, a auputaiiou of nve gntiem'ii v is n,
proceed to Natchez, to, welcoifle him ou h'S .iv.d,
him from thence to the capital of Louisiana.
The committee reached Natchez on the lint flfjmii'v, where the Gen
eral, attended by General Carroll, Governor I ,,-.. .n, Ji.dgo Overttm, ,
General iiulapt Dr fchelh.Vf Major Lewis, " i .i..c.in, (.aytau, J)cn" -i,
aldson, and Major Lee, arrived in the sieam-.l. .t rouniiontas oi the 4th
the tliy previously designated by him. , .Gunet.d Uiiuiy, on ijie part 'of
tho Xew-Orleans deputation there( presented, litm an" audress in .these re
terms: ''-..' , ." ',fil
4'Kfn. Tieeontnittec delegated fur that w pose by tho citlcns of New ( 's
Gtleans, have, in obedience lo. tiieirwishcs, repaired to tins, metrorolt OS
a r,tcr State, to wtlco:i)e your arrival on tlie lower M.ssUsipn;, find. tuirteeb
von wmi tiiesauiiiunaui ui.i enpic pi Liuumiana. ).(? '-'i,ot
. In pet loemiiig this interesting dmy, ;we caniiwt refrain from ailverting ta
me ciicumsxance eiic nuinpf tyuur arrival in mis country uurmjr themniB
glorious period ofthe late "War with,, Great ,Ki iUiii, and cotttin them
wiiiiue associations wiucrt cveny .wiere surumna yon on tne present :(;
aiop. f. t nep yon. eame at taa iia,H et
: art army eiuxea soldjera, while i
i Jtla. Kotroa Vt'tten 1 left NevAi'OrWan rti the I io
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