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Al faria all vat celt. The Preach
- ,Wf of DffxJti aa the d, esme
Vti Ml'"! aWisiew vTae Ceaa
vfp satisfied Ua the ripUmtiwii
iti kt) Miaistera, to J eooSJmj
j their solicitude for all (hat iatcrcstt
d atef aaa dijnity of Fraacr, pal
W l rd'f 1J " Upun a
iiiiawsB, laera ,apieare4 I law or
mat'iaz t lHa order of tie dsr, S3!;
.Kitt it. 1 35; iBsloritT is favor of
1 Minuter. S5 M. Pernor, the Preach
prima Mioiater; alladrd'iii coarse of
K speech to . an tateodea unarming
' ftrMzkeot Reread. Th Constiiatinri-
' 4 ewerta, a pen tha- aetbority of pri
inu letter fram Berlin, that the Ioii
'of the ttasaiaae ia the late captare of
!Virtt. ant-anted te 50,000 men.
iflelsS eB Oeeerala.
I lilonfereocei respecting the bouti'
'Jtrica of Greece, end the choice of i
'prince for that country, are resamed
Vk Government of Ceaot Capo d'la
'trUa r.i- feneral diatatitfactioo, and
lead, u it nil aireatir none in
'navicular instantr. t mock bloodshed
and coofoaioR. A' bloody civil war it
'said te b rasios in Turkey,' but the
'narUcvlara ea coolased'
,.. . J .L- t .1
H t rrporieu, mat, oj me tcwicua-
rioB air ranee and England,- the Kqb
fits Cabinet hat pledged itself that the
miinnalitr of r oland shall be reanected
b constitution ia to be given to that
vu-nlrv, eeneral amnesty ia to be
Wanted, and all except the leaden of
F ... a "
the revelation, are to oe panioned.
u apneara tnat. twin Austria and
Prusaia have refused to receive the En
Ivoti who have been aent by King Leo
'jwlil to annonnee hi accession to the
throne, upon the ground of the Belgian
VjMStion not being definitive! v settled.
lecounti from St. Petersburgli aaj,
ihat we Cholera had again appeared
'wilhs-eh violence at Nishno Novogor
fa UTf iK ritv Ka
UVle til fair Mivtl waes a r w
'ara the Fair waa ended. At Berlin, on
Sthi 14th, at noon, there remained 81 pa
teats; to the 45th, at noon, there were
iw mae fi3. recoveries 3. deaths 86
'ea that 105 remained. From the Lero
kjirgGaaeite of the J, it appear that
a tne w were temainea owj per
ih afflicted with the Choi'ra in that
it. Frets the commencement of the
disorder, en tfee 22d of May, to Sep
ember 1 there had been at Lenibu'rg
B,WWV . n', w,w
jdeatha. v: According tat accounts that had
been reeewed, there ia not a single pa
ient witliymp(ora ofChaleraat Brack,
nlwLXeltluuj-ehe--l Oth-Tnatwr
S'rtificatea of health were' agnin issued
t YiennavThfi change aid t be
ia -U in conaequenr e of a difference in
iiorrtetween the physician respect
;k kU treatiaeBtof the Cholera.
-A.: I. American,
iTrofri 'the iUnwkar of French, news
t. the ' Liverpool . Albion f Monday,
ih Sep. we extract the following:
T1i mloratiort of tranquillity in Pa
ii l MCribed principally to the exer
.134 of tlie troops of tho line; for the
'."alipoal Guardt are said totiave shown
-v' etinous backwardness' in repress
. 1 the tnob: and, by the signs of mourn
r whi'ch: the greater i part" of them
?;re.i vowed their' svnmathy with the
iiple in their regret at'th disaster of
fToleK,; This infidelity ot the XNa
)iiaf Ouarda,lhough political, appears
aae been regarded as the moat sen
'incident in the late comraotion.
iThe contents of the Paris journals of
wnuaj- ana me je:ier( irom private
4e$pnndents,"are variou and impor
li.' Paris was in a state of excite '
shi', but up to that moment no acts of
uicne uiu ucen cuininmeu uy ;ur uu
i populace; who had assembled m sev
. quarters,' but particularly in the
ijghborlipod bf the Chamber of Depu
tj.' fcThe NationBt Guards mustered
.trier, more nuniernuly on' Sunday
n"fth Saturda.tbut we're still far
nwdispVains thetr fornier clam.
Die report' of the Com mittee on the
'eerage was presented to the Chamber
f Deputies oh Monday, but, of course,
m not discussed. . The leading re
ummendations of the report, were the
ereanarr oeeraffe. lann wnicra nau
ma, carried in the committee by a ma
prity of one, the numbers bavins been
1e to four,) and tbt the . selectiod of
jio iftuiviauais bii me crraiion oi .ie
ew peers should be vested exclusively
na uncontrolled in the King. ,
The Paris papers of Taesdar and
Yednesdaj have been leceived. ' Upon
je chief topic f domestic politics, 1 at
resent, the report which the contain
I opoo the whole,; satisfactory. - The
ppital had become tolerably tranquil;
fiu, it me uisquiei nau not entirety sua
ded, it had become rather an excite
Sent of curiosity amongst the mob in
eatreets, than a tumult which had
7 longer for it object a serious b'reach
I the peace.'1. Ibis last popular fcr
penr, in its origin, progress, and oe
fine, assimilates very much to thote
rbera which have preceded it upon
ft ifms or the ex-ministers in Kebru
lait, and, more lately, in July. In
ft ibest caaea, the elements appear to
five been prepared in some revolution
fj club-houses; the explosions were
junceried to take place in the streets;
fd Jhe effects were intended to be pro
jucca in toe Mali or the Legislature.
yfi re now arrived at the last stage
jjihia late emeutt, when the flames of
jjfil discord had reached the Chamber of
HtPuties. Towards the close of the
J'MHIjron MnitrllV. M t.iinnin rnc In
" 'ni o,apstiins of the Minister re
'"''mii I'l.f : pd icy of frnnce
was the. W (adt. Se G.
sran far. at lat . j , 1
ar woald U oselesa, siaca Fraeca kai
not as all j left oo sthote behalf la
ratgn the Minntryforttieir coaJoct la
teosciDg rraaceiaoe degraJed cute
io wbkait was, aad Poland u its pra
seBtraio. M. Maogaia proceeded ta
iocriwioate all the tacasarcs af the pre'
mi vtmiiiry aonttq. lie Coatendrd.
that they miht have assisted the P.Js,
as least, by sea. at, ia the infancy of the
lasarrectNin, the latter possessed sea
ports. M. Sebistiani met this atnrmy
attack upon hia measures with a firm
nest which shwJ that be waa aot dj
poaed to shrink from aaj part of the res
possibility attached to them. ' lleatser
ted. ia the outset that the pacific track
which he had followed, was not only (he
sugsesttio or hit own indrment. but th
moat approved pilicy for France, after
the moat mature deliberation. Very
soon after the Revolution, the general
question of war or peace had been dia
cussed, but decided in ftvor of the lat
ter. .The Minister then proceeded to
demonstrate, that France could not
have given any substantial asiistaoce to
fo'.and, either by sea or land. The
Minister concluded by repeating, that
France had done all that waa possible
for the Poles, consis'ently with the re
solution of not involving the cnuctry in a
war wun rrustia, which nau been a
greed Upon as the fittest and safest
course to be pursued.
Portugal. A mail from Lisbon has
this morning brought letters to (he 10th
inst. Military executions, in connez
iou with the late insurrection, were go
ing on to a frightful extent. The fol
lowing is an extract Irom a private
letter,
' " Nothing but the interference of our
government can place things in order
here. There is a great gloom through
out the city; even the British naz was
lowered this morning oo board the
Briton frtgale, Despatch corvette, and
the two packets in the lagus, in conse
nuence of the acts committed by this
government. A cadet, an ensign, and
10 sergeants and soldiers that were
concerned in the rising of the 21st ult
have been shot to day at Camp d'Ou
rique, and 20 more" are to share the
same fate on Tuesday next, besides 6
civilians, who. are to be hung at the
Caes de Sodfe on the same day. There
were 101 persons sentenced to death,
and whose sentenco is to be carried iu
to execution."
Government is making great eQorts
to t quip and fit oVt the few remaining
vessei'MT ijinjnumbcriefuiheaby
the Freu'cTTpTrates, with the intention,
it is thought, for sending them to pro
tect and reinforce the Island of Madei
ra; the Governor, Dn Alvaro Da Cos
ta.brotber to the Count of Mesquiela,
having applied for more troops. All
the fort9 of both'banks of the f iver been
respectably repaired, and" all the old
guns replaced by new.
COMSOUmCATIONS
, i FOR THE STAB.
Matrt. Editor.-Permit me lo call your at
tention to an flrtieteia a lute Newbern pajer, no-
mimtiDgUie lianorattM l'HlUl" V. BAKUUUK
a fit (Hsraon lo be mn on llio Jackson ticket for
Vice President of tlie United Skates for th next
four years. It appears to te eoiiceded on all
ms, that Ute gentleman vuo now tills that ol
fire will not consent to serve another terror; and
if uch is the fact, who is there more worthy to
SQceeed liitn than the distinguished Individual
just mentioned? He possesses talents of the
nrst order, and ot that kind, too, which eminent
ly qualify him to preside orer the deliberations
of the Senate. ' His polities are peculiarly accep
table to the Southern people, and such as Ji'or(h
Carouno always bare supported, l will conti
nue o support as lone as the name of Thomas
Jefferson ia remembered. His devotion to the
republican cause and uniform opposition to the
usurpations ot tne ueneval uoverament, ooui in
and out of Congress, emphatically point him out
as the man wnora tney sriuuhi support en ui'.a oc
casion. ' Perhaps' there is no other man oi (he
eotintry of equal taleuls, that eonld a well unile
the Jackson party, anu f rtamly none more ac
ceptable to tlie President himself. II. J.
; rOR THE STAR.
Not many days apo, while sTalk'ins leisurely
in a neighbourhood road, by ehance fell in
Willi one. of the neighbouring men, who, be
ing a very soyat and friendly individual, aa
met by me with considerable aatislaction ana
delight, ,, Entertaining afrienrlty. regard for
eacu other, we telt a willingness to communi.
cate with each other without the least reserve
or heaiution, and consequently, after inqair
ine about my own health and that of my tami-
iy, anu maKmg aome inquiriea wuu rcgiu 10
inUiH'erent matiera respecting cenain neigh
bor howl affairs, he remarked that the drought,
I. , - ' . L . J .
which at that time prevailed in our vicinity to
somv extent; he waa moat teanui wouio onng
uneauivocaj ruin upon his family and umiiy
concerns: in consequence' oi which ne ieu
the must unappy forebodings, and waa under
ins greaieai apprenensions 4niBnauic
what might follow, - to oe orougnt to rum
so uneiDcctedlv. and at a time, too, when he
waa calculating upon undouoiea success in
the execution of bit plana, was an idea, be
aid, too intolerable to be borne, lie con
tinued, with his eyea fixed upon the ground,
inda deeu solicitude atronely marked upon
hia countenance, that "in the early part ot
the vear the DrosDects of the husbandman
were moat Hattermrr. intereaunrr ana cneer
intr. but now how sadlv is the acene changed!
how wofullv ia the elowinc prospect bliglnedi
Our tender corn, which but a lew weea since
flourished in audi abundant luxuriance and
fertility, is now withering upon its enfeebled
stalk, and hanging down ita mournful bead aa
if ready to expire."
1 listened to tins melancholy reciiai 101
some time, without uttering a single wora,
till at length, feeling considerable compaasiou
for the apparently melancholy eituaiion of my
friend and neighbor's mind. I enaeayorea 10
rnmnle him and to nuiet hia fears With all
such erfruments as bad afforded to nyse
consolation and comfort, upon several occa
sions, while under similar circumstancesj ai
l.irJi. however, seemed to nroduce but lit
tie effect opoo hia feelings, M he aeemed in
a conaiderable degree to have lost aight of
the grea' dutiea of acquiescence In, and sub
mission to the dispensations of Alinijhy
Providence.
This interview introunccd to my mind a
long train f .sflectioiis i pw. the fcreat mul
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oaaa oesasasia. lt-t w "
U"4 jawiMal) wwUt rsst Ue
t he j eoMral, m4. aovrr smis Uy sy
H tUrn-i d iadtg i kWmv
ajd aswWhelr releciioM. iK. V i
make tJui-ft oOt Lm they mrij ara.
. mf Wtf J m4 tMt(4
wawvi tav a. amMlai iW KMk.i
afc! . . .
Araiw -t datreta wof tw tl
,V"r wbWh irw mat te be cvntroltcd l
acracy.- anust eviJvwdy totMl to i
rm Usat had f mlaarv u .kUa, .R
k ud are aubieef, wtil U . ,uta efaaorul ty.
T aitoum look around . sul couaUev well
taany adrMTUces and k'.jtainra w ka
eooliiNuUty SMMved. aad boa nrofau InSut
(ioodnesa bat hitherto beea towards ua, ia
bcatowiag apo at oo raany adtmntaires aad
favoora, with S4 ffw assJtKag ktMCoav.
neocra. i be tbings, il rrtrtly OMwdcred,
Would product anas Our Bunds aucb a mmn
of gratitude, aa would be paramount to all
those dark aurmiae and melancholy marif-
"g -wca too toany or our unhappy feL
low creatures arc afbrtafta'ry addictrd.
One more There ara bobm who wlH be.
come, angry, and fret and complain moat
grievously, if every thing with which they
are In any way eonoectcj does not go forward
in a train suitable to their own contracted
notions of thinra. Such individuals ouirht to
reflect thai this world waa out made for their
exclusive acoommodationi that they eame
into it in its present dircrtined state, and have
no reason ti expect that any alteration will
be made therein merely f:e the sake of ac
commodating their capricious whims. It
etiucnny appears tbat these persons are
inconsiderate, and are actuated only by tho
impulse oi ilia moment, and not governed
by any fixed principle of conduct.
Whether we regard Our present hsppineaa
or onr future prospect, reason equally dic
tates to us that to be always repiniaar arainst
lilt wise dispensations of Infinite Wisdom,
n to open to ourselves fruitful sources of
misery.
Tty surrendering tip ourselvea to the guid
ance of passion, instead of reason, we must
expect to live in a atate of perpetual warfare,
and lo be at all times vulnerable to every
attack with which we may be assailed from
without.
Moreover, it ia the duty of all men to cul
tivate true and correct principlea of action
and when those principlea have been once
formed and established, to act upon them on
all occasions, and not to suffer themselves to
be too much elated by the uncertain advan
tagea of proapertty, nor too much depressed
by the gloomy terrors of adversity. I wish
it not to be thought that t conceive that men
ought to view all the occurrences of life with
a perfectly stoical indilTcrente, and look with
an eye of carelessness and contempt upon
some of the most interesting incidents that
the world can possibly present. No! upon
many interesting occasions, it would be tin
manly not to feel. 1 only contend against
that unreasonable and dreary melancholy,
which many individuala fall into, on any ex
ternal change in their circumstances.
Ifupbineit should be the motto of every
individual on the earth; and that happiness
should be sought, not in the uncertain good
of fortune, butjiia well regulated mind, and
a disposition to acquiesce in the government
of the universe.
How unlike the conduct of my neighbour,
mentioned above, and that of a pious individ
ual, who, on being anked if he did not ib'xik
that there would be bad weather soon, replied
in the negative; "for" aaid be,'be the weather
as it may, it is just auch as the Ruler of the
Universe thinks proper lo tend, and thero
fore with me it ia cooaV'
. In a world like this, every individual must
prepare himself for the exercise of patience
and long suttering. Apart Irom the conai
ration ot Jhe irregularities of the seasons
it is made up of a great variety of characters,
whose interest often times conflict with each
other, and whose passions frequently come
n contact, and produce jars and divisions.
I woeld advise my disconsolate friend that
ua teara and alarms were entirely out ot
place; tbat, although soma time since we
aeemed to be menaced with a drought, yet
how the aeaaons have taken a most delightful
urn, and the prospects brighten before us.
Possibly, many other sources of trouble and
disquietude to him may eventually prove aa
short lived as the one Wi have Just been con
templating; therefore let ua learo to make
every thing tqrn to our advantage, by con
sidering that possibly whatever happens in
the course of Providence mf be . for the
best.
"And. apite of pride, in erring reason, spite,
One truth is clear, whatever is, is right."
CHKISl iCOLA.
THE STAR.
RALEIGH, NOVEMBEll ir. 1831.
Sixth Cangrcitfonol Dutvict. It willbeaeen
by the Governor's Proclumation, inserted in a
subsequent column, that Mr. PoUeTf the Ilep
resentative elect to the next Congress from the
District composed of the counties of I'rankllfl,
Qranviile, .Warrert and Rash, has resigned his
sent; and. that an election is ordered to be held on
Thursday, the 15ihol next month, to fill th3 va
cancy. ' ., , .-
Ftdttrat Catft. The U. 8 Circuit Court for
the district of North Carolina held hi Fall Term
In this city on Saturday and Monday lastPre.
aent Judge Patter. Ko ease of importance we
Bnderstand, was disposed of. .. -
At a speaial Court, held in i'raoklin eeorrty on
Monday !ast,.JadgeSwohr preiidmg, two slaves
were tried for an attempt to excite ' .insurrec
tion. The evidence in tbt east was so contradic
tory and inconclusive, that tne Attorney General,
after the examination of the witnesses, relinquish
ed the prosecution, end tho pritonera were dis
charged. Georgia unit th Jltiitiouariet.frnrn what
we have aeen in tlie various papers which reach
os, we are dearly of opinion that considerable
misrepresentation it afloat relative to th unfor
tunate controversy which baa recently occurred
between Georgia aid certam Missionaries resld
ing in the Cherokee Nation j and that Sit conse
quence thereof, much prejudice has been excited
against tlte formei. To those who desire a pro
per understanding of the subject, and ara willing
to view the affair with an impartial eye, we re
commend a perusal of the communication of messrs.
Shorter and Jones, which wilt be (bund on the
first page of I his paper.
. On the 4th instant, the cotton gin of Josiah
Collield, Esq. of Chowan county, was, together
with the cotton and other articles which were
within, eoaramed by lire. The Era originated
Irom a spark ffyttg from a caudle which a oegro
girl waa tarrying in her hand.
Seven Negroes were tried in Saasnaoa aowaty
last week for partii ipation in the late ptoq of
whom two only were convicted. Thej were
ten'i d to be huu;;, on Saturday net.
m at (KWA-Tii fa larnr
ofytaaaiA.r.wMaiaa dtajed slauaaata wt w-
wJ aW V rwfatwMai.
by N lata l ia iartttrvdaa. erwaa U
aaaka tka UWn aVatiwrf, nVawta tbc jjrw
srwsa . Stasau Kard, Carol
Maaanatwartla 14JII IS. Maaaa
ISS a.kUJ.IJd t,W 4, Kw t!aw.pw,
81 a) Conaacuaiat I 40. Ktw tark 1 J.WI
Si, rWaylvais ItM 00, Xw Jarary SOS 19,
Uaryka4 a, I) T, UntrUc of ColAU ITO 00,
Yn!a , as. sia CmUm Tsicn sr.
0ta .10rS,Ttwa 41 I.UI
Ox, MiMUaVpit.lt) (ALmIm a.0$0 Oa Vi
S. Araay 19 SO. C. S. Kay K Od-Tafet
yn,v3T as. . .
CtTi.T UtMwtweftkai Staraaowl
yaaklMJUdgvyUUoarUribaaalaaL TVoaa
aa Stoatia waa elweswl PmtW ( ,u Senate,
aao jttktary Hall Speaker of lb Horn of Rra.
aeatativea. Qa the tth, tk hWwr'i m Aaeo
as
traasaairtcdtolMHHwaaea. TVtaffJraai
IM CtMrrekeee rwaidhtt; wkala fa link, f
Georgia being a anhjeot of deep Interest to Ae
public gwaerally. we copy lata lo-davH papee
sack r-ru of lh Mewf. a rUta uthataaaa.
tar. On the saiaa day, tSe votes far Govrrnor'
era counted, aad exhibited tba foUowiag re
sult: - ;
For Wilson Lnmpkin . 2T."J -
, George ICbdmcr US.SSi
'
Lanapkin w cnijnritr ' 1,444 J
Mr Lumpkin n as acaord'mjiy dealareil duly
eleatnl, and an tlie following day took the oath
of office, and was proeWned Govwraor of the
State of Georgia for the ensuing two' year. ' '
, 1
Internal JmJrfiemtnt. mealing was held
at Salisbury 00 the 3d instant, when Thomas U
Cowan, Esq. waa tailed to the Chair, and Burt aa
Craige, Esq. appointed Secretary.. The nhjectt
of the nwtinj having been explained by Charles
Fisher, Esq. in a briet and perUoeut address,
it was
Rcnhtd. That a nuMie meelina- of tt, P.-.
mors aad other cilnens of ttvwan, lie callad, to
be held hi Salisbury on Thursday the Uiih in-
siani; and lr. Isaac Hums, Thus. U Polk and
IttirtDn Craijm be annniuteil a enmaitti In ail.
di-essa circular letter to difl'orent trls of the
county, explaining the objects of the tuettmr aod
inviting the people to attend.
lietolyed, I hat in the opinion 01 this meeting,
it will greatly promote the cause of Internal Im
provements, lo organize Societies in the several
counties of this Slate, whose olijevt shall bo
enlighten the public mind, mul stir np puM
leeung upon every branch of this imnoriant an -
jeet.
Hnovcd, That John Giles. Charles ir.ihi.r
and Wm. Chambers be appointed a commit
tee w draft a constitution for such a society i
and laid before the meeting to be held pn the 1
24th instant, and that aaid committee, also, '
open a correspondence with persona in other
countiea, recommending that similar aocietiea'
be established there.
Rno!v-tl, That s:Ud committee, alto, prepare
a memorial to the next Legislator, praying that
body to cause asm vey to be made, for a ltail
Itoad, and estimating the cost ol' the same, from
Beaufort through th centre of the Stale, up to the
vyejteruaauntius, and ihm the jimne te TaTiTbe"
fore the meeting to be held on ihf S4th instant.
Negro Sam, who was convicted, tit tlie Octo
ber Term, 1830, of Rowan Superior Court, of
an attempt to commit a Uape upon Mrs. Livinia
Swink, was bung at Salisbury on tho 4lh lusunt.
ITEMS.
Mil Turner. Mr. Gray, of Southampton,
who has taken down the full confession of
Nat Turner, haa Carried the manuscript to
iiammore to nave it printed. - It ia thought
it will make a pamphlet of 36 octavo pagea
and 50,000 copirs will probably he printed.
Nat has been tried, and condenmed to ho
hung on Friday last. Three other aUiea
were aemenceu to DO executed at the same
time and place; one of them taken previous
ly to the apprehension of Nat the otfccr
two subsequently, and upon W informs
tion. ,.
Faett The Banner of the Constitution,
mentions that in August last, a gentleman
purchased a auit of clothea, superfine coat,
vest and pantaloons, in Montreal, lor 40 dol
lart. The coat of the eame in New York, it
62 dollars. The difference in price actually
paid the expencea cf the purchaser from
New York to Montred, and back. So that
the rich, who can truve), escape tho duty,
while the poor must stay at borne and pay it.
Another gentleman saved g200 in dutiea up
on the atock of cluthea be brought, with
him from Europe ' ' '
Remain of MitnttoH The French Chain
ber of Deputies has decided to demand Hc
remains of Napoleon from the English Go
vernment, Perhaps hia living remain, hia
son, will soon be asked for by the nation.
Deitruciiv Gutl. About 4 o'clock, on
tho morning of the last Sunday in Oetohr,
saya the Newbern Spectator, the dwelling
house of Doctor Robert Dickson, of Jonea
county( was mifety deatrpyed by a sudden
gust of wind, tt waa a larire, substantial two
story building, but to violent waa the wind
that in a few seconds there was nothing to be
seen but a mass of ehrushed timber, nroa.
trate chimneys, and broken furniture. The
kitchen waa unrooted, aa were also the
amoke ltouse, a barn and two cribs,; Anions?
the eight persona who were in the house at
.1. ,r. ., , ,
uic nine, anu wuusc pcrscrvBiion ia almost
miraeuloua, - was a man charged with the
murder of the late Spencer Conwav. : IIu
adroitly took advantage of tle confusion te
elude the vigilance of hia euard. and made
hia escape into the woods. Loaded, howev.
cr, aa ne it wuu iropa, oe can scarcely nope
togetonY'.'' t..----,i r-V;r,
I nomas M. Brotherton. a lirtvnle m the U-S.
troops stationed at Newbern, eonioiilted salcids S
FlTfc D.IyS LA I til FOOVt KUROPB."'
Jfev r fc,M'otk 10;
By the tucket thin New York. Cantain Uox-
ie, Irons Uveraool, we have received London pa
prs to the 30th of September, aad Lirertraol to
the I st of October inclusive. They contain tome
intelligence from Poland, by which it appears
tha( ber case is not so eomplvtcly tlesperat( nor
the triumph withe Itutswnaao eompleta at a re
presented. ..' ; - '-- 4 ' t, '' -j,
' 1 he frussian Stale Watetle was not correct In
saying tint the artuy which retired to Modlin af
ter tlie tail of Warsaw, were prisoners of v
They bare carried with them tlieir artillery, their
aifj ounitioa and materials of defence, ami,' o
eni.iaanied by tha tinblio iunetionaries and Ihe
Chawibera, have taken their position in that strong
fr-rtress, which a London Journal calls nearly i
pregnable. Zaraose, a well defeaded tawti, la
also in nossessiou of tlio Poles, who have an army
in its environs, . besides tha strong tot-treat of
Csettoewa, whither the Die waa to retire if
Warsaw bad lullea when rrtge waa attacked by
Diebitseh."- 'V
- The Bottlaat are said to have lost 13,000 men
in the capture of Warsaw. Tha army of the
Poles Is estimated at 50,00a The wiuler is ap
nreaohiog,' and a hostile pcpnUtioa intervoiet
bet wean Warsaw and the Russian provinces.
These advantages may enable the Poles to pro
Innr 1 rite war to another eamtiaien, or to pro-
urK TjVorable and wonoraMe, aonditiou h"Q0t
ihe ttntiian Bmnerotv . ."
- . ... ,
Iwwri B. t'u .Mt w JL. K.-; I
imt at Um aa Maa.Ui . IV.. t, u
t.14 isaas a my. AUo,tlM4 Lm Jaka
U Uanwy, aa tl. . Arawy, a U,m AAOm
rkl Ua CMwata MsarkfV U Pirt
UMS4U. aOr.Saa.dS. H kMlry Sa XI aa LL
Alia seawkK tt Mr. Vary Tjo , W TYar.
MarwrCaarw loat Eaaaas at tirmilW. la
Miaa UiWa Hisigwierwf tbo isM WdUaaa
Emm,. UIaa, . -, . ... ' -
la lw-:rW! j ary. oav tVe SlV sWst.t, tbt
Oaw.Jaa U. Vvr Mra. r.laSri
At Nawbam. an ia SUtb - - him. U.
W. Jary: ta Miaa Saaaa A. CrtasM. aWi.kirr mi
maymufi A laa, m tx Same .
ri. vnps. aaawt Wrtaia ta Mrs. Eliaabatb
ana, , -.'.Mi-.i., t . . '.
At SaakkaKt, cat tbt lnh Saataac. Ir. JaWb
Sa laaaaa Jdiaa Naarv UillcArvr. dmmwUmt
A r . 11 ' .. . " .. .
. mm Munw, S
la C.raaville aoawtv. aa ia l.i mi mm
advaaaaw in, Ma. U.fid PmU. Ha w. luawy
yaaraa worthy iwmbee aftuo Uni (XaAh,
aa.araaiy livwd aa the aaoat aaasnl.ls aad bitfiaV
ry tanas wita hm anjrldxira. sad died saaM aa.
awaatodbv those aha beat hnaw Law. '
AtTsrWaw-h, ea tba Slsl atliian, Mr. Mar.
tna vwrewae, waa at Mr, faicr P. wiwawa.
At ravciiwyiUe. an the S.1 laauai. Mitm Urn.
gtrvt Mania, a native M SeetlasNi, and 79 ycara
aad, on the M, Mrs. Catkariw Uay, reliat af tba
late Itaneaa Kay, aged 70 vaar.
At F.'htnloa. on the 4ih iuatt. aa ik SraV
7fwfih,P' Mrk n,h Uond, ailaof
leaart(d (hit life, in Frank I ia tmntt 'mm Iha
ateoml at ihia maath, Mrt. .Leah Norwood, ia
the nty-lo.th twefiw aga. ' rhe auhjeH
at Ihw aotiea had inderd been a Miht wx ample
of ln.loatry, aaaevolcnae aad twlqrinn. f jt way
ifford soma annsoUtioa to ber nomrrwia ratatKet
tn learn, that site vnaiauiineal In iha Im.m -mJ
m ner mmimc nairertal eiHrem aad that ilwraa
ter which it appeared bar biahevt aaihitioa ta at
tain, 01 oemg a mother lo tha Moiherinu and an
auvocate lor Uie ae of Ui ponr and newly,.
11 immvmirmril.
Nov Fall nn'd Winter Ootids
For 13.51 and '52.'
The suttsaribfr hat the idrasure of annonneln
to the pablie. thai be kaa iust raavlvMl tnl
ed a mrw mnl 7i;A.iW awtimrM mf f AJ.I.
ttnti irf.YTf.lt GOODS, aMJtraamir nlmoat
very article usuallr kenf in IV tlmtul inn.
... , twills, UASSIMEKKS and 8T.
I IXETS, of every shaile and quality. rlvrimtiJ
liHtiH- VESTLWS, changbla and other
ucauumi auK, crapes and pongees, l'almrriiws,
rmhionalile winter aalieoetaad elegant glnghama,
merino clolha and rolorad .IrrSluwni A Amimm
fine checked and figured Swiss mutlina, carob'ke J
....1 MMk..k ....1!..- f. - k. . 1
..... "iiunin., niuaiun, unra nl lawns, Ix'nUlUul
oeiiana oonnet nuantls, Hwea.l H bobbinet laoes,
veils and taee eancs. ml J Kni;.i. -..,;..
haa Is and searfs, U'arsnw. barfRa and other t
t i 1.1 1. ,. . .
HMUT iiiiiui irr iijniiwmwiik.i. u . ... ......
l.t.r. l.ii:. I
cloaka. Rose aod point Mtohert, Nuii and Shotmnt
.very iiearmtion,srfi Duiuluble kmtrt
(very cheap)) soperlor nlk and eoltnn nmhrellas.
i..w tit,miii gxut Trme, cirgant tJMlJN.X tn long
and short seta, shell eomhs. JleJauri vh.it tmta
yarn, ntttn ingfing, sugar and coffee, common
anu praas annirous, SiMiltth frH, coatfrtjt and
1 These coods havine been nurchaseri hv a f,4n,,
... ,i,w mUW mivaniairanus termsat tne pack.
i.So m new hhk, me nniieraignrtl is conse
fluently tnablrtl, and wi sell them invariub'y at
thjJLcQLpi'ie.: Hit ulotha, nf which he
haa an excellent aisortinaut. both for dmi an.1
over ooais, ne would pariH-iilarly lecnmmenU la
mic attention 01 iiuyers. funhnr supplies of at
most every article in his lino daily mrrtA .m.i
additional arrivals every month will aWaVs keen
kla aaaArtMinat UJ
lliaatfviiw.lll
; n, ,u . . . ,1. ti. gtf ITU.
Raleljrh, Nov. 16.1 M.I I " . 1 ? 47 fl.
NKWGUOCKRY
v 'and ,. :
CONFECTION A RY. STORR
JOHN G MARSHALL k CO, adopt 1I1U
method nf Informiiig the pulilio that Ihev have
taken that tpaetout estalilMimrnt nti FHju'lcville
street, nearly opposite to the Citv Hotut, tr
Uiey have just received from the North a flock bf
nne wines, pure spirit. anil select groceries, toge.
Iker with a completu asmrlnient ot fretlt Con.
lectioiiaij, west Milia Iruita and preturvrt; tor
dials, &. ate,,.; AH which limy ofler (or wle ar
tha most reduced pii(s. '1 hey flatter thorn
selves that, by their punctuality and attention to
business, they will secure 1 nth portion of Ihe
patronage ot the public, to merit which, no exer
tiont shall be Omitteil. Their assortment ii too
extensive to be nolieed minutely in ail advertise
ment, but consists in part of tlie following artialct,
Coniae, peach and apple brandy '
Jamaica and Antlfpia rtlfti t
Irish and old rye whitkry.
Holland gin.., v-i-'-'v
Champninc,. . ; ' : AM
Madeira,; . IJ
Teneriiru," ..." y.v f j& '4 .,- Mmflj,
Malaga and Setippernongy m .
ixm-lon brown atom and Philadrlnhia nnrlrt""
Perfect love, peppermint, noyeau Sc luroon cordials
ninny ate aim ciuer ; , w
Caf mat or ait atirna -..'.iV. ? .
Oranges, lumn'iis and other fmita
Itaiiii.s and dried currants ;
Almonds, Fni;lih walnuts and palm nuts
New York pippin .?' , - , ; -
Preaarvad airtf green grngtip ri. ,
Itrst Spanish tegart , , 1
Smoking ami shewing tobacco trl snalf
Loaf, lurni and brown sugar k
Young Hyson and imperial tea '
Coffee best quality , .-'4'- ' ' V
Water and butter crackers ; , ! -
Rest tendon mostard ,
I'l.'-'apple and cask cheese
Pickled and smoked salmon ' l
Jried beef ami west' tongues ' .
Itotogna aausaget "
MolatseV. :'.....i,t' - .'. Nfr
Sperm anil tallow eandlrt '. !
Starch, copperas and aaltftetra t
Peaqierand aUspiea ) t... -ii
Faacy and turpentine totp.. ' ' ; ,
Florida, cologne and lavender water
.Vt : I . .I--- M .
at
4 f y
TontlfKclte drops, seeillitt powdcrvaiiil lip salvo
India rvbber over-ibors. r, .. s'"' i
K.iVi ALSO.-i! fsv: ii fc
Gust, rroxs asa caorksat. uaa at4Jtl
Litaaroot, imtji, ettooan at uw a a it. ;
Un consignment, wrapping paper n lists ' '
. (O OYSTER SUPPERS .and RELISHES
of dim
: different kinda prepared at any moment, and
the shortest aotiea, ' f " - r i, j.
RWigh, Nov. 14, im V' '''f 4J- tP f
kStftto of North Carolina?:
To tho sheriff or other ri-turnlnff officer for
the! counties of F rankling GranvUlo, Nsdj and
warren, ;v,reeimgt -4 V ; S:'.vr'V " u -: 1
Wlwreaaa vacancy In the'reoresentttfnn from
thil (ftate in the tl'eof fteprwaenbttivrt 'of tha
Vnneit States hat been occasioned in the 6th Con
rreasional District, by the resignation of ltosi.T
PoTTxa, Eaquirer 'Now,1 UiKrcluro, know ye.
that 10 put-seance nf The power ana authority m
States, you are hereby commanded and required
to cause noils la be opened and held in vo'lr re-
speative counties on ThurWVy, tlio Uihilaref
I tear ra ber next, at the placef, ealaliluJted by law
for Ihe election of Represet :ve, to 611 .Hieva
caney aforesaid and that yen meet on ibe Thurs
day lollowiog at th. Court IJunse of franklin
county, for the nurpou of contiiarina' said noils.
anil ascertaining lor wbant tnt greatest numbe w
votes shall have beea given ra the aaiil district, aa
by an act of Assembly in that case ia tnadeaud
provided 1 aad that yoa cause one retura thereof
to be made to this ofiVe,. , ., , u .,
. ju a. m. ' oie" ""'5, m7 ha"'' and the
QVAty Great Seal of the Htatw, at the Oi-
H, SE1L. ty of UalcighOiie 14th tr of
fiT-?t?t?5. Nveoioer,A. Ik IWL '
By tha Cyerw5A ' '' 1 ' " : A V- , V .': : ' "
. da. U Most, r. Sar -
;:. ..." w X'.:'.
."J'wrv J H iTtit as T,riXUM ra.
- -' y tfUona Mw f,--u -jh.uii.
X. a4 k iM fcnf i" 1 1 j jLL 1 that
rn IW Jl Mil a4 a amttv ahnr 1 1 naat
KMt, amMbw 1 aawtmm Saas
a4 supU ry wowta, WaHwara, rakry wyrvw
taa.ar aU rnwis 4y aU aV akai
-' i"' pr, m wt rim, ,
Vt'kslrat htim km S k -k ikik "
kwarrat ul aaaiaiM lhm, aa Wy saay aaak
lfM lll ..ll.L-l.l - kt f. .
BVMtlcn, OV. 14, U31 . tf i '
JttOORS! BOOKS.'! DU0K.S!aT
- AIrt tm 55.000 VolxMntm,, ,
- K.NEK la HL-r.UF i ik. M.k f
ra .Qi.t.cii Uook , taarf abo iV .
PasttllaetJlSa atel tUWaw, ara wow vw- '
oarrtaf araaa llaatnav. New- trnfc aad lilaeV.
-d t-C, MarW aaasa snare af wock. "
anxM4w4 ta iim.ke fa aaas .1.1 Urra atrwk,'
will uadta CiwW avtsbUakawtat aaiot aoaat ska '
ma exIrasKw, gwarral aad ow.f lT aaa. of tbo ;
Uadsawtb afiaa INxaaaaa. itrar Wwf.i,
ayaawrtats Uw, McUaal, 1 lwical. Clacawal, '
IlitUinoal and lwUaM( hooka, aowrta wlua
PJ -rt-y of aew and fiisluoaalla rradtag. . .' '
The law danartaaewt it Very extraaive, aoa-".:'-
UhglsaralluwslCanyoli.rEaglltb aad A- 1
anaricaa Daalkaliona. (;rra aarw k. Ly. i.kM
to wake UieaoUeetiaaartlMolnckid tud actled- ... -' !
umvmi otatiirta m1 miubla. . ;
. IM stock ofCBl.aol and alaasiaal baakt ia fry '
rra, eoaaisUng of Eaglisb, Latin. Urrck,'. ' " 1
lYeiwAaMl 6panih. vT:... - ' ? v " ?
I Vir mltaellaiteaas refif tmbranrt aimoaT - .
aver) ailmired puhlteatiea of antirnt and taadenr '
uimsuhi not ceuree very oimm. . ,
1 Also, aatinon.ial, taatliratatWal and Khoot "
avparataa, with very general aswHaaeat nf wa 5
ary,amdiM.goXBanh.k,aUiUt,aniaH .
an, wiia a great vartaiy at laocy artialaa. ' -iH.lant,
aolwiat or etpenw) hat bea sparad ' -to
rewkr tbev eatabliahment uelrtatandaum-' -
jJata arsostiUet aad. they dt with marbaanAw
lienee htviut the goad anlientof IVonU Carol am '
to enll aad eraaiiac for tbetatelvet, assuring Ibena
that tlit quality and prices moat pleaae, as their
arranircments ara sack that they tan afford to adt .
aa low a books ara- anld lu any markat. being
agenit lor some ol the mnvt exHtislra aK enter. -pri.lny
pahlWiers In the United Stw-a. ' . , . v ;
,.N. U, Thry will, have ia Merl an enaOria. -
went, a Itrre stoek of borka, conklstiiie of law. '
meuiiai, lustorwal,. Uieolofical, pcvila, and a ; ,
great var!ty of old rare wm kt.all of Uh.h will . ,
aa aomnt puniia auetioa earwig the approaching rs 1
At this will bo the tune to buy books at one1 ' . i
Own Drives, h Wi-nld be Will it' all wnul.1 i.r. ' - ' I
ttswa a rtST wlsvaiirta aaAlaHM 11 1 - J
their cash and iall ap"n ': ' . , , ' ,
, i.i.-siiiini ,s, oja, t, s , , : , 1 j
Mtrayed or Sfolcn vrv.v
F'rom die Whseribev an Suad.y. a;1.i" turn '
SOtb nlUmn, a larro HAT HOUSE, with a black
mate and Uih lie hat a laraw white aoot ea bin
"Of".and a vmall saeonliisfni'vlirad.ai very much
nqu or sway aacKeiK rather Mrh hinmtl mA
um um wiiuc inaaca on ins aaa t Hunk where-.
uia aaouie woraea. The ret-tocks of bit el
fore and hind tret are white. He ia a tolerable
grmd saddle horaa and well broke to harness. " I
win pay a very liberal reward to any paraOa, and
ell reasonable expenses, for his delivery torne,
mi suiiyvt Hiiormaiion noncerninr mm.
- . "' f ' t ' ..r.UUUti Of IKH3. '
Monreeshorongli, Wov. f 7-"' "47 tf
Notice;-
Tho suhsarlhera havlni. nu.tin.J V.
to ihelast will and laataiuent nf iv.ij k'.,u.
dea'd, will; agrackhly to the will, expose to palw "
ua smm at tn lataraaldeaoa of tlie deceased, on
Tuesday tba 39th instant, the whale eitata of said
deoeatiid, to wit: one traet of Und. containing
two hundred acres, more of Icat, two ftvgroet,
amp of tom, wheat, oats, Mder-and aoton.
nmiaeiioiu ana kriohen furnitore, stock of aver
kind. til.iiliA. ,itA...U. aA t . .C
ol twelve months will be iriven. the nurchaata
giving bond and approved eteariiy bnl'orv the oro
perty i esv4iaagcd.!- .-fg-x. -L . fj
, All those I11.lrbt1.1t to taiit detrnaril, wU plniso
make Immediate pay men ti thota havlna elaima -
tro requcttd to present them property authuntU
eated withm (lie lime prescribed hr law, or this
no(i wilt be plead in bar nf recovery,-1 " "
Oanvilhj aounty, Nov.' S, 18.M r- 4? J ' H
4C
Parade af die Capitol Sniwre. no Sattn-da at
ternuoo, the 6th iiisthnt, at 1 0 "clock, ewinleta."
ly nrmeU and equipped.''' t' btivt- , t
v vwf wi ia vajwiin,' , v vi'".,'
v. '' -V; ' -t O. JONES, O. 8.''
"naIiSVNov.iif,JB ix
.t;
' i'V:;l; m- JI'ji :!. '. ..1. :"! -i
r - '".ciTvMooas twig;
ceo. w. nixo.TrMF.ucnANt.TAnjon'
Itespeellully inlormt lie clUxanaif Ralaiak
and its virinliy, tliat bo hat just received 6W
New Ytrk, and it now opening,, at tha t'ore waj,J r
rayeiievHiastreei lately oeaiipiail by Mv.Lie.;
J ur.tvr, a fo doors trnmlbe Uank tf Nwkr.i.
a haiidanuie and general assortment of . . '
r,lLU JL U wVUfTiilt iHlf, GQQVSt
vV '-l?-( uona whiek ana .' ' . . t
Superior AiltWita aloth v;i' fe : il?.
aiipernne utite ,;.oo in A;v.-.:-x-i:.
Hlu aaperlstita; da ?m4 ; !'&iM''-44
Invisible green, brown, and Ifteel mixed da-i v
Superior lMiihin eissimerea, rarioui colours . '
Kieti nguivo and plain aiik Vetthigo, at the most '
' itashkinaUe aolours '' h'-V'k ,?.jr?.:mA
ftlask ailk velvet, Valencia and toritncl do ,
fittlemena hnrseakia gtewt :i i-.'Jxt&i V
Black silk stocks, shirt collars, 'ko.i;ij.
':v V&.vAUU,i: yr4i,;$l
v A frneral 'assartment of JtRADT MADR
CIXJTIUNa; All o(whib wW be told low for
cash. i v;j'WI(.frVa Ui" ,i . t
tie wit! onwlonelly U In Raleigh himself,
aod will at all times atrprrlntend tba buaineu at
that plate. Gentlemen avho pre for It, eaii, by
leaving then measurea at hit thop, have their
clothes made np in Newbern, and forwarded ta
lUlaigh Irro ol etpeviat to them.-,r ?
;, November 16, 1S31.; tl ' f:-tt tf
For pohllshlng bv rbbscriptlon, I concise hJitorr
y-'r-.v 'J. .v of tho "'. (,;
. KF.HUKEB OAPTIST ASSOaATIOX. '
From M s original rise to the present time, by EU ,
der Joseph HicfS.Onderthesuperviilon of a eons,
mittee appointed by the Kehukeo Assoaiation. ,-
This work will be divided into two part '
Part 1st, will contain the History of Ihe Kehukeo
Association Irom ks first orvanlsalioa nntil tho
year IS03, as compiled by Elders urWl and
Read, ninitting tm-ti pant of it aa are eooaider
rdauparfluous.) - Part td, will erobracoa aoa
tlnoaiion of the History nf tho Aisoclsiloa, ant4
the present period, bv F.lder Jattt JJirn, fee.
- ; . ; OX01T10X9, ,r H
'- The wotk will be printail id good paper, with f
...-. 4,1... . t ft v:i.ia v .!., Hi .
s lair, y po. ana wui make aboot J00 pares, due ' .
ileciino. It will ba. furnished to auKur.hiH'S. . r
Bcatry bound and lettered, at 1 yor tingle aony,:1, " '
erf lOperiktxet. ..U,:iM VA..f v.- - A
JJovembarf, ls.1t v ; . 4T,.-.vC'4
fTT Personj holding snhtcriptfnn pspera wilt -
pirate tend Ihent, on or tlorn the 1st ed April , . 1
next, to Elder JoaepU. fiipt, VVilliamatOw-Ws- 1 "
Ciaa, Uetrard,Tarbore'. C. v,"'t4
;tCTVyantrd in purtha? or hire ira
mediately, A COO D COCk, Apply So Ui
Editors,- Si- M-fc.'':, v '.',;'.. -.' " ',!..v
.Not. 1,.; V'- a :,..; '. Jij,:,ii
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