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. i ' - V Tliutsdmjx March 13
W'lff IJarg- movcdr tvecrmnut
r the Report of the committee of Wnyi
and Means to that committee, with in,
, -atraetiona to report that the' reason of
the' Secretary fw removing the Dep-
' ,ite'were tmnllieient;' "".'.'
S,, - Mr. -Barges addressed the House at
ler'b in anpport, of the motion- he
,' the expiration of ' th morning JNoiirj,
-Le) the residue of hiremrkr-wis
' cat 08 by the House passing to the or
tdcr of,the .day. ; ' f
a The Hduse, then, ia eomirUtoe of the
Avhn!e resumed the consideration of
. the Military Appropriation bill; which
eiJue of thenar
Friday, March 14...
Theofuiitmlu
Mardisnn relation to the public depo
sites, was taken Op and con tidered
,Mr. Burges spoke lor some time on the
question,, The . bills upon the Spea
ker's table were then disposed o(; and
the Houe then took up the army ap
propriation .bill, which, on the prece
ding dy, had been passed through the
committee of the Whole on the state of
Ihe .Urtiony x The various clauses were
gone through, and the amendments
);p.neral)y discussed. The bill was ut
limatcly ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading On the mtUn of Mr.
Adams, of Mass., the use of the Hall
was ordered be granted, on Thursday
evening fo tlje bar, for the purpose of
... ..the pro(iortrin of an eulogium,,bj one
Of us , incomer, upon tne late iir.
Wirt. The motion was . unanimously
Agreed to. ,
RALEIGH, MARCH 20, 18J4.
cisiona'havtLbeen made b the Court
during the p.st week:
Marchi t.DXkit JSdgirvcf
Jed the Opinjon' of the Court in the
"else in Equity from Onslow. Sarah
Ward v. Edward Williams and others,
f 'Tevwsing tne f decrttj' below' and sus
ftaininr the demurrer.
rUAniBL, vuug;er eMverey me vpin-
wa of the Court, 111 the ca.se of hxe
cutorg : of VVm. Croom v. Richard
-oootvfroflv lnoir-Treyereiftgjthe
juflgmeoiot ftotremtana remanoing int
.1 Gaston, Judge, delivered the Opin
-ioDjif theXIouriialhe case in Equity
removed from rmsn, Arcneiaus l is-
v. Uowell' viuellan
UowlltTTtieTran anit'ouiers.
- declaring the assignmentet up to be
fraudulent, setting aside the report of
me master ana utrecting an account
' tobe.taken.l-:..: ' .. ., , ! - -.
L 1 March 12.-tGajto s,Judge... de
livered the Opinion of ihe Courts-in
trie cane ot vic:rAamr. o snort, v.
rthe f Adtar. of D, llii.8from Nash j re
versing s much of the decree below
as declared there was no fraud in ob
taining 4he judgments complained of,
and dismissing the complainant's bill
' in part and decreeing that there was
' fraud io obtaining these judgments,
' and that an account shall be taken.
. Daxiel, -Judge, delivered the Opin-
ion of the Court in the case of Bennett
.Heater ...and others . iZath.. Hester
and others, from Granville, reversing
the judgment below, and ' qrdcring a
new trial, ; : - '
UcrFiv, lj. iief-Justice, delivered the
Opinion of tlie Court, in the case of
Charles Dennis v. Philemon Morris,
in Equity, from Mecklenburg, mak
ing a decree in favor of the Plaintiff,
and directing an account,
I Ruffiji, ChieWusticeA delivered
the Opinion of the Corutin the case of
Joshua Burnett y, John- Roberts, from
l4ncoln"r be
, " Rurmi Chief-Jasticc, delivered die
Opinion of tlie Court in the case of
den on demise of Paul v. Ward, from
Washington;' teversing the" judgiricht
bduw J aud ordering a new trial.
jieired the -Opintoirof the Cottrt, on
motion" tOT" prntfrnrt, in the case
Doe on demise of Ballard v. Kerr"
front Gates refusing the Certiorari, but
continuing the cause, in order that the
amendment jlwirediht bemadg
below. Alao, in the case of State v.
Jasper, from Franklin; reversing the
decision of the'Court below, and di
recting it to ' proceeil tof judgment
aiiifst the defendant . Also, in the
taseof ArthuT Gregory vTAlfred Fer
kins, from Currituck;- reversing the
judgment below and ordering a new
trial. Also, in the cale of Timothy
Valton. y.Whrtmell Stallinss, from
Gates; reversing the judgment below
vi a Lane ui imp 1111 iifiii. 111 nsinnrr nun
Haujhton "v. Cor. from Chowan: af-
finnins tlie iudfrment hflow.
March lS-.UtTWirrv-- rhlpf.Intlc.
ieverei Opinion of the Court, in
Jhe ease of Smith and others r; Bar
nam, from Wake, declaring that upon
,uieaccounts taken there ,1a balance
?hMiefl)Q Defendant, but retaining the
turuier Directions. .
. " GA$To,"Jud?e. delivered the Onin-
ion of the Court, in the case in Equityr
Mary Craven v. Pete Craven and
others; ' from Randolph, declaring the
plaintiff not entitleU to Dower ana dis-
fmissing the bill, j
Ont ihouiand dollart per rfavZThe
Charleston Mercury of the 1 1th in-
Unt, i.ji 0,at " the receipU of the rail
Saturday, from freight and paa
rsrwere but' -as fraction under one
aouutid do!lari.
On Thursday last, the body of Fa -
lcMfyCJl6Us oT tins county.was
found in a field about a mile urrlh of
this city, From the appearand of
the corpse, it was cvitfent that he had
dit-d , some days previous. ' TITe cause
of his "death 19 not certainty I k nown
but it H supposed that it was produced
either bj exposure to the weather
whilstndWlhffluencTri
ous liquor, or by , laudanum. - ' -
' fuUic Z)epote.-Oo the 6th in
stant, a numerous and respectable
meeting i-te!d Crowirdjrosi'
Roads in Halifax eoantTt when John
"J Crowcll. Esa. was tailed to llm- rha!, .
mr-- L
and Mcssxa. Gliyfndl JWga
were appointed Secretaries. iteiofiP
tions were unanimously adopted, de
claring that the removal of the public
deposites from the U. States Bank, the
depository' assigned them by law,
was a gross infraction of the chartered
rights of the Bank and a palpable vio
lation of the public faith, and the na-
tional honor; that the conduct of the
President, in seizing upon the public
Treasure, through tlie aid of a pliant and
Bubservient Secretary, wa9 an alarm
trig assumption of power which should
not be ijerat
Mr. Duan'e from office, for not dotna
an illegal an-tinconstitutional act,
was a palpable abuse of the right nf re
moval, which should I not be exmiset
except upon jast and suflicteirt ground
.A jne.etjng-wasalsd' held at the
Court HoU'tie "in L'enoir county, ba the
25th tiltimo, fJoseph Loftin, ..Esq,
offi ci atinff as NGaitttianw,s,0:d;Jesse.
Lassitcr, Esq. as Secretary; at which
resolutions, similar in purport
the foregoing were adopted.
to
" Sinc5 'the ' foregoing was Tn type, "we
have received a copy of the proceed-
inss
of a meeting, held at Hertford,
Perquimons county, on the 15th ulti
mo, Drr Robert A. Gordan Chair
TOanj ; andJohn EFWooar- Sttretary;)
at wliichT resbfttfionS were also"passt
condemning
iti ' atrong ft nii8,
the
course of the
AdmTnlstranou
in
Vela
tionio (he puulic deposues.
We have been requested to publish
the proceedings of these meetings; but
we regret that oar limits will not allow
us to do so. Such meetings ar
coming so numerous that - their pro
ceedings in exteruo would exclude al
most every thing else from our co
lumnsf and we are therefore compelled
to give them only a summary notice.
The pepoite8 again. This com
mittees appointed by the several meet-
ings, favorable to the restoration of the
deposites, held in 'New York, Phila
delphia, Pittfeburs anj Baltimore, to
bear their memorial to Congress; to
lay before the President the gloomy
state of affairs in the several communi
ties they, were appointed to represent;
and to ask a redress of their griev
ances, have given detailed rrp'-rts of
their interviews with the Chief Magis
trate; which, as it in presumed they
represent the views and purpo&cvof the
President on this all-absorbing subject,
are eagerly-songht - and read by the
public But as theyarft all ' iubstari-
tially the same, we do not deem it ne
cessary to publish alt of them; and, in-
deed, as we have but tittle room to
spare,- We -anubjoinuch-tx
ohTyfi-om "bneYthe JkUnnore
as. contain an aceunt4lreir,tmvei4
sation with the T'tesident,"which wilf,
for the present, suffice for the informa-
. : . 1
lion 01 our reauers.
Whetr thecport tf the Pliilidclphia
committee first appeared, we were in
clined to think, with the Richmond
uircr, that it was a cancatvre;
bjifinctliepuUlicationf-lhether
reportsroming as they do from highly
tespectabje citixen Sj" m any " or whom
were the friends of Gcn Jackson, and
all corroboratingthe first, we are reluc
tantly compelled ' to" believe that they
1 w . - -
ot tne. sentiments ana expressions ot
the President, as delivered at the sev
eral interviewr-he had with "the com
mittees. Aa milch as we regret the
ebullitions of passion to which the Pre
sident Buffered himself io give vent on
those occasions, our regard for the man
of our first choice, and gratitude for the
services he has rendered to our country,
would induce us to pass that matter
over at least in silence had he not been
led to use a language which ia at vari
ance with principles that are far dear
er to Rome than Ctesar, and which we
therefore feel it, our tmperioua duty to
condemn! and it i" thecluty of his
friends everywherLwhether for or
against, the Bank, however warm and ,
gicceretbeirTattachniepitalumifthey !
! love their "conntf r: to till kim ami
world franklr and'cmnhatrrallv. thai
they cannot sanction such language it
is wrong) it is foreign to our institu
tiousj ind it can never be recognized
as becoming the Chir Magistrate of a
free people. "We have particular re
ference to his declarations to the Phila-
il1Pll!aJ5nm mittee, liTJiat peitlier the
opinions of tlie people, nor the voice of
the Legislature, could ever ehake hit
fixed determination." , And that 'all
who do business on unborrowed capital
ought to oreatmucjixanrt6trthe
dclibraTe8ent1nicnt of Andhew
Jackbo they were spoken In an un
tortunate moment of excitement
-TljisQfeth
his error; and npon calm reflection, he
will feel it due to himself and to the
people to correct it
But to the report of the Baltimore
committee.
At the time tppnintn! for Die Jntertieir, the
Committee repair) Co the Hreaiieni'i reiidenee,
hen thfjr were MvrrtllT prernteW to him. Af
ter a few moment , the Cliairnuin remarked to
him,
'General, you are, no doubt, aware that
tbia CiimnJiitee has the horn to bedelega
ted by the citTzena of Haiti more, wilhout re
gard to party, to come to you, air the foun
lain head, to mike known the diatreaainjf
siiuaiion of the currency of this countr)',
and respectfully to ask, from you, relief.
:r-Hlkt Siitefnrptifd the President, in
a tfthe of eaeitement ...'Come not to me, tirl
....po to the Monater! Did not Nicholas
nidJIe come here, air, and, on his oth,
swear before a Committee, that with six
millions io his faults, he could meet the
wrt tf ihe- whole- people? " -And" tiw,
when lie IwH-runp more thsn ten miltiont
from 1 the people,..he sends you to me for
Jackson. The Government will not bow
10 the Mrrister!'.. '
'Sir.say.tle - Chairman, the etirreney of
'4bwnft3P ha dri
Stale bank have not confidence in each ether;
they cannot give trade the facilities requir
ed I have recently travelled to and from
the Falls of Ohio to rialtimore, and can aa
sure you, air, 1 have heard but one opinion
011 this subject. Wis are your friends.... nol
politicians. I have always been, up to the
presentmoment, ; a rectaedi'iiiendrof your
administration.' Here the President, in a very
angry lone of voice,, interrupted the Chair
man, by saying ,.,- .
- "Sir, 'yoirkee p one-sl3ed"3o?1PlSXt-A.nl
'W"4iXuS4SlifWi tttniii radris;"
of 1 partita daily on . alii subject... Sir, . he,
has more and better information than you,
air ..or any of you. Andrew Jackson pub
liihed hia opinions in September laaL Ian
aurDriaedthat. vQuthould...tUua..lalk to.. me.
illiJaliLte, nt,
airl -U ia fullvs t oo would have tta, like the
people of Ireland, paying tribute to London,
that already gets a large amount annually
from this country, extorted from the laboring
part of the community. The failures that are
now taking place are amongst the stock-fob
bers, brokers, and gamblers, and. would to
God, they were all swept from the landl....It
would be a happy thing for ihe country. '
'Sir,' id the Chairman, 'all my experience
foe to show Ibal Inure ia no money more cheer
lully paid Jky the merchants and people of this
oouniry, man iniere dhii interest not iucn
interest aa they npw pay ssy two and a half
per cnu to collect a sight draft drawn la Ual
timoie or Pittsliurg. '
Sir,' replied the President, 4 had, lat night,
any aramint of money offered me on good secu
rity, by a gentleman from New York, at sis
per cent. They are, sir, men who have evar-
tr1el that are now pressed. I he real espi
talisti of the country felt the pressure last Sep-
emner anu uctoo-T, wnen tne monster nrst
nut the screw down. Did not the monster draw
from the South and AVest, last Fall, thirty-five
millions Kor hut, Sir.' To oppress the Stat
Uanks in your city, ttiilatieiphui, Rt lork,
and- Boston. Uut Andrew Jackson foresaw
hst tltry were about, and roellbetn. Sir, 1
could have destroyed '.he monster in thirty dy
but tlie fiesiilent would not 00 It. Poi wish
ing to bring distress upon the people, Andrew
Jackson invited a compromise with Uia mam
moth, (hey would have nothing to do with roe,
and now, Sir, I will have nothing to do with
Ultra. The reil oration ot the deposites is vir
tually a renewal of the charter; one and the same
The Chairman answered "The people. Sir,
have not understood the character ot the Presi
dent," if he is uiiwilliug to hear their calls and
demands.'
f 4(ere,m a vehement msttner,' the Tteiident
exch-umeu, "Die feopla! talk to Andrew
Jackson, sir, about the 1'ooplel U 1'eople,
sir, are w tin me. 1 have undergone much peril
for Ihe liberties of this I'euulei and .Andre
Jackson yet lives, to put hit loot upon the head
ol tlie muustcr, aud crush him to the uutu
'Siey1 interrupted 4hw -jhainnan-agfthiiJthe
imnntn k-trk'rf Totlr-TOMnnrel? thv "ilt not
do they will ruin tv-tUr4s 4 the good trad-
teg 4a)eft-rw.OHt.''afltMHeyt"itowvosve'.tHw.wsi
we are- sick.aintioic, nd driiie. ooe alter
another.'
' 'The Mammoth, sir,' replied the President, in
a violent rago, ' has 'bli-dvou!' When i put
him down, sir, tlie other moneyed lustnutions
will meet all the wants ol he people... Jt la.lul?
Iv m the estreme to talk to me lliut. sir. 1 wculd
rslber undergo the tortures ol ten Mpankb !iHui-
siuons than the deposites should be restored, Or
the Monster be. re-chartered.' ., ,lf,.i... ,
Sir,' said the Chairman, ' as there !no gene
ral relief to be had, direct tbe public money now
in the-.iatate. .Uaik...in our.. Cityy back to-4ag
Uranch of tbe Hank of the lulled States, and
IBeywilt, at onee ghre Baltimore relief.'
-Talk ifotto me, sir, about your Branch! ex
claimed the President' Uid Uiey. not send in
uiiie thousand dollars of then- illegal bills or
checks to -the Bank, the first day Let litem,
make anotlier move on the board, and Andrew
Jackson wilt check-mate them.' Let them turn
4l--sewJat,odiH-tokwhemteetthe
power ot the executive, by returning on them ten
millions of dollars of their UhrgaUtheck now
iu circulation. ' " 7' ". -f
1 hojie, sir,' said the Chairman, ' you will be
able to demonstrate how the eouutry is to pay
upwards ot fifty millions ol discounted pumr,
now due to the bank of the United States, with
a metallic currency but IHtlc over tweuty aail
liona.' . .. L -. . .
The answer was 'Go, go to the Mooster!
end on I) the other day. sir, what did Die Mon
ster dof Disputed with the Kaecutivc the right
to Ibe pension fund." At this time the Presi
dent hail i-ovo into such rage, that no object
was to ba gained bav attempting to prolong the
discussion, and as several ol ibe dclegatiun bad
already manifested their wish and their impa
tience ts eluse (he coiilercoce, tbjr tueibbcrs at
the deU-RMion withdrew
Tbe delegation have, endeavored t report all
that patted at this interview as aecai-aiely as
possible. They bare employed, aa far aa their
memory Gas allowed them, the exact words thai
were utethm both sides, and bare set nothinc
down which was not distinctly within the recol
lection ot some of their party whilst, at the same
time, they believed they have omitted nothing of
importance to the illustration ot the opinions
which the President endeavored to express, ex
cept one assurance from- the r resident which, ,
Boon reviewing what they have detailed above,
they sov aupply.- In tbe tonrst of nil remarks
on the Ule ftf die (jUf-st'nh before tlie efrtrntnr,
the fir-tklent declitrtt, ihM he meant to try the
nreot experiment with the State Lsnat, unlit
the period rl the rj juration of Ihe ahurter of the
Hank of ihe United Stalest and that it k, then,
should b found aot to auiwer, seme etber dan,
would ba resorted to. .. ' ,
internal Improvement, meeting
of tbe citizens of Orange county waa
held at Hillsborough, on the Uth in
stant r for the purpose of teceiving, the
report of the delf gates from that county
to the Internal Improvement Conven
tion held in tbis city in November last
when Col.'CadwaladefJnne was call
etMfrheChaTivand 5! p. rDenni'i "fflhaahern r
and nr. Edmonq Strutlwii k vert ap
pointed Secretaries. The meetrrtg waa
opened by an address from the Hon.
Duncan Cameron, in which he paid a
XuitfrtetMnpaWiame lalfnt
and the enlighteTetrindlTpafidrd
views of ihe members of the conven
tion, explained the plan' for improving
the condition of the Slate proposed by
them, and in a very eloquent &. impres
sive manner enforced upon his hearer
the importance and indispensable ne
cessity of an energetic prosecuiin of a
sjatem of internal iniprovement com
mensurate to the wants and necessities
of the State The memorial of ihe Con
vention to the Legislature of North
Carolina was read. Frederick Nah,
William A Graham. Priestly Mangum.
jnd. Walker Andera
pointed a committee to prepare an ad
dress to the citizens, of Orange count j
nn the subject of Internal Improve
ments, and to report to an at'jnurnrd
meet mt- to- he- hdd on:
May courts
CottoH i 8J a 10 r"-8; Corn 92. a 100;
Flour 4j a Sh Wheat Qa,lS9iChi
key 30a 3j; lobacco flealj a 4J;
Cotton Bagging 16 a 20.
Petersburg. March 13. Cotton 10
t ill; Tobacco & a 74 ; Corn & SIS. -
At the late term of the. Superior
Cou't of Granville county, sentence of
deatn was again passed on the notorious
rfathtnerton Taburn; ' He is to be es
ecuted n-WedneadafTlhe 9th of
Jllbermarle Bank of Edtnlon.
Ihe hdenton tiaiette state, that rath
er mora than half the renutreH amount
,f atwaf ww IwaihBnwi tm tiff r
ken, and that strong hopes are indulged
that the remainder will be obtained, and
(he mnk pot into operation.
- On the 11th instant, the President
re-nominated twth-;Senate-the-three
persons lately rejected, as Government
Directors of the Bank of the United
States. "The reasons," say th;Na-
tional InUHigenVrU whkh-Jia assign.,,
ed to the Senate Jotlhi unuuaLtrp.
if any, were communicated in run ft
dence, and are of course unknown to
ua."
Spain. By an arrival at New Yik.
advicea from Madrid Io the 28th Janua
ry, and Cadiz Io the 4th February,
have bcenfeceivcd Friam
lean the following items of intelli
gence: There will be no convocation
of the Cortex, as known in 1 8-21 and
182-2, which was composed of nne umlv;
but that a Representative Oom,i!iei"it
will be formed,,, consisting of two chain
bers. The upper or liigherf branrtt,
will be composed of two thitdt hum the
higher nobility, and one third from the
higher clergy .The lower It otise wiTt
consist of two hundred and fifty mem
bers,,, elected from the municipalities,
viz: cities, towna, .and vilajipa. . The
Queen had met the council of new
ministers repeatedly, and had been
treated with the utmost cordiality.
The National Intelligencer of the
Ithv4ttnt
newssenator Ironr,YFgtaia. made,hia
Immfte1tirfiirt
speech of some thirty or forty minutes,
on presenting a memuriat froui llio town
of Petersburg against ; the measure of
the removal of the depoiti-. Vo think
we shall express the unanimous senti
ment of tbe very cru wiled auditory
who heard hiin.when . wa'aav that. in
ihis brief rlfort, Mr. Leigh fully sus
lUined the fcjghjepgtatjpii aiajpeaker
wnicn ne nas aiwsys oorne at nome, ami
which' had long . preceded, hiin here.'!
' While the frigate United Stales was
at Constantinople, in November last.
her commander, Commodore Patterson,
accompanied by ;hia Flag c a jit am and
the American Charge d'AITiiri, were ad
mttted to an interview with tbe Suran;
on which occasion his highness wis my
gracious, but neither pirty had any thing
particular to say. l ne next day a large
party, or Americans, ladies incluiK-d.
were permitted to go over the-splcudid
oew Palace Stavro on the Mosphorus;
where an infinity f musical . cluck
were set to puy for their amuaemeoi.
Republicans, it is ' added, bavg their
privileges, even with despots, and the
very sailors who sunned th various
boats of the frigate . entered with the
crowd into the palace; to, examine and
admire as freely as thtbeat oflheni.; v
Military Movements. Tbe Colum
bus (Geo.) Enquirer italea that on die
7tn nlfim6,e6mpibiea of artillery
lately trom,' Old Point Comfort, who
have beet) stationed for some time at
Fttrt:Mithe10
steam boat Sanjimon; and on the 25th,
icveral comnsnira of infantrf passed
hrntj,h Colambua, from the tame sta-
tion, on their way ti Tennessee.
. -Grrt I'irttin Aw York. On the
8th instant.. New ' York waa visiied-
wilh three fire. to of which amounteti
to heavy cenllajrationtj ' and on the
ltlh,.aiuthrr dtMcUjr-f4c occurred
in that-itr which -tlestrojred about
40 buitdinci. and dm lodged: not less
iban 50 familiei, rhirflv natives of
Ireland One or two hves were loll.
I A"bSIlt) r?f af punKhmml
sembly of New V'ork by a vote of 49 to
;6, -v-
; The bKik.s.u the Culumtiia (Tenn.)
Rail Ruad Company were closed on the
gjttlttme-ittrOI- -f 5tf dwtlara tub-
scribed.1 . -
L'emarkubU ' longevity. The Mar;
frersuoroogh ( Te. Monitor publishes
the fol'owing extraordinary case of lon-
gevtlv. - '.' , W .-'"" .
y Mr. JWiy jranifianu uieu.
Maury eouhty, in (his State, on the 1 0b
of January 1834, at the uncominmnnly
advaticril age of one hundred and fifi r
four years. Slie was burn in Germany,
and emigrated to the B'iliali.Culoi'iea
in America at the lime the Rrt settle
meniajfei'tmade in North Carolina, in
th ytMjritfiMattrrtiltqr,
that the proprietors ot Carolina totiut
ed a number of Palatines from GWiiia
ny Io emigra'e to their lands in that
an atijournvtl lCl,,in?? jn or,pr ( give jalMjojlwlr
TnursdayrtrfTpjf,;
were prcparejti t cimyej me eiin
gTritthe1a
Synfe was directed to give to each 100
acres of land. Among the number of
width was one nu ndred-.aod. t e oiy
years ago, .was Mrs, Tranihatn; At
the age of ISO her eye a'ght became al
most extinct, but rluiir.g the last twenty -j
years of her lifyane Tmsscssed the pow
er of vision as perfectly aa at the age
of 20. For many years previou to bei
death she waa unable to walk, audit is
said to have required a gi eat attention
in bet friends W many yeimHtt pervent
tktempfritvrr,nfhyj
iituw"aii niiii iii susiain animal life. Fr
thii-purfios: tanr isur: firm wnx
placed between two feather btda f
many veara befoie hefdath and by
4-ahia ,maawsv4avawjiiaaiava4i sJaaati iMiiirt4
warmth of her bwly. "At the time of
her death, the had entirely lost th
eiiie of tale, and be irii g. For ten
ty yrsrs before her death ht was una
ble to distinguish the di Terence be
t ween ihe taste uf aujar and vinrgar-
At the age if sixty live he txirte her
only', child, . who ia ' now ..living, aiitT
promises tu reach an uncommonly ad
SDcedsge Wjs doubt whether the
annals f moTero nMl7yiiiHi4it'
an eomllT rcmai kablc inataucc' ol loi-
, . iialoa, ,i7.k.A 11.
We are ioforthed that on Monday
morning last. Mr. Thoiiian MU"iue,i
ofLeitnaton. UkIi ouin J alar-
had proceeded abuut twelve h.i r ho
his wtyvwht!n it wi divxveted that
the boot of the Siage had In-en i-poned
ihd his trunk, conlainiin v -b 300
wunh of Gold, taken ou I r. M. II.
iiomeiliatcly look a horse and irturotd
to Lexington, wh. re he w j..n.eil by
the riti7.fn-;&, in lrt tlmrt io hour,
the trunk wa found, cl liy' thd mumI,
within seven or eight hutnlirU yaitl ol
the village. Jthad bwii tut vH-n,"aid
Outsold eatd out Ihe; lru.k also
Cuntaintd several articli-a of tlotliiug:
these, we uidefaitV ff nKtriy tt
packed, aa they had I'.uod. .
r wp 'titr.
TIeI.alUturetd New Jrrsrv,1 af
its Isle ami wrwn:puHfdlwtd
tix Itlfl r.f divorce and dixMvtulwnofite
Mucilage confracVU . ,
. iiwi.i!Wlewt-M'JWji."'j(j5alit"- 3 ji''at..Aaaiii'SW.'ifcsp
A man named Norman Gdliawst enn;
v.ic(d t Mnr Sopriior Ctmrl, latt
weck.fl the niufilur and arson; in that
county, l wiiirli an a count waa pub-
tWiedm tttis paprr, a fjfw-Tacekigtv4
lie look an appeal i to ,tuu oupieuie
uarU-rri!jetUvilte Ober .
... a urn an ...ai . .a m '; .
Nollinrra lMreat, o;b .Meruit. IS3J.
1;istlkmsk, Voutt of tl.e 4ih instant, en
clo.uij the conununieatiutit from Mr. lUntoot,
wet resetted ) tHeiiU) r auit bastew lo rtiy by
return niil. " " ' j
I w ill pottpone ihe tune to tlie t'ith June, and
HI nsv Mr. it's iininmz exiiuntes while at
Qnulter .Mtitilovitj will run, as iropndd to my
challciiee,twe ludetaud reiieal th Jii i t!nv,Uaih.
JunejJ-imir1etrsctl fliswiibiiiry with the par.
ties to close, one ect( premt the 14m Ju
a race, oiie tuile and rriiet, for.uuu t!vutid
dollars attde, to be run ikili buys alter lira two
mil day.
Very respectfully, t i
fiAM. P. CARSOX.
niakely, Mreb 1, IU4.
Meitri. fairrtnet H tim:f.
Osarxsuaa'. I eeit Mr. Caraou'a eliil-
lenje, wuh JMiihle rtiuct Ihntit Jaunt Uolt,
no the Mlowing terms: I will meet him at the
iialistiurt Cnurac, an-l run him raw csc'j, lor a
thousand dollar each, h!l lorleitj the hi st race
on ui)e aud repeat, en the 341 day tf May, and
the snood race smarmyt after, with same cult,
two miles sod reieat. Or I wi(J meet him at
the Arch) Turf, pay bis training etpcntes wbU
there, or I will meet him at th It'iaker Uotioin,
d ha iU pay my tpnses. ( My Colt 1 by Old
Archie out of an A rchie. Sh by Janus out of a
Janus.) The Archie Turf Is eithi ou sail of
Ibis piaae, on ih Koan,ke river.. . -.
,' 2 - Very rcspeetfully, ' ' ' .'
.....;...'. . . T jioa. RANSOM.
" niaitely N. C Mareo , 834.
Mmw. JMrence tl Lanaif, , -, : r
. CSKTLsasa-Th otijeot of this Is merely a
poeript lo my coBiniQiiies)nf yttlerdivy, by
requesting youl utformm b retwn cait wbe
Uw at sot yo aecept viy rrciiosalti aud also to
' ..V.f ? -IX ' "
.:'iv v. :t ;.-.. v.., -
rfinsf yon M a'r the time of rnnnin tirora lie f
fast of May m the l!'h of Jnne, or sooner, cay '" '
the 2i.t of Mr. Mf nuns for wishing ta
know inimMltit-ly whfiher r not you aeeepf, is .
that our colt is entered in Senikes, and re '
4 paring for thenn and n.y reawn for wishinf the'
lime altered lae to tne svnd or May, or later, .. "
to Ihe ISlh June, ia that our court in this aooaty
eoires en, Ihe first Monday in June, and J cm
bound lo be there. Should you accept any pro -W
nosals, wilt dn so wader these eontideratiows. ' ,
You . will please let roe hear (root yoe immedi- ' .
ate'y.op the,reseipt ?f ih'- ' ... . .- ''
1 . V Ub great nsspect, I am yonrc, - - . - ST?r
i RUB. RANSOM.
"r ;:jt A rri tDr7
; In r.dgeeotnb. eounty, en the 9th instant, Mr.
Jeste Harrn to Mis Sally Tbigpea, daoghter
of Howell Thicnen, deceased. , . . .,. .
tT Oraitpe eonnty, on the 5th instant, th
ltr. neary speea, of . tne pietnoflit uiiurCh, .:
to Miss ftefsy Rsinr. Also, on th 6th, Ma
John Wt W Mirt Elizabeth Bsrbr. v .'"
In Meekfeeborf .eountyi-a. 83d ,Uimi,
Mr, Sinflten ftlGaHant, of York Uistriet, 8.
Ct Mica Harriet C. Suditill, Also . at Stsd.-'fj-:
sasae ikne,' Mr. Matthew Kele, of Lioeela,
ennnte. lo.Mias Ann R.'Kttdisill. r ' ' ' -
I t l.lm-nliifori. on Ihe SOth ult. thelJew. Alle ,
Mai&liVv fit t Meinwntt unnren, to Miss t&--.i.
bary.danghtrrof Michael ScheBck,'f.n. of Ur--r :-t--;-colnlpn
, "i '.u' . :"
-Orthe. M nlfuito, Mr F.nhrsim Wilton, f ' ,"
Ruiherfmd ennntv, t Mis Bshecca. daughter
of M iv Peniarai) ('acts.: ..M ' .n
at naoanarv, on tne etn msiam, iur. Aiexaua
drr llnlin t Miss Sophi tlranre. ,r , -sr
In Hnwan enonty, on the STtJi ultimo,. Mr. : i,
Anderson S. L'osn to Miss Ksncy linkstoau - ' ; - ' .
' " ' - DIED,.' - .
la IfaJifs rncnty, on tlie Sth Instant Mr. a
Tempitriiie Jojur,eoiisort oi Col. Andrew Joy ; - ,
er. ; -. . '. .. .
Latlv, in Granville eonnty, Mrs. Ann P,
IWtrh.' relief of th late Waa. Ci Dort h. ated "
SO years and day a. -;,;,.:.;..;.... ' V.-.'
n Craven eoanty, at) Iti sth instant, Mrs. . ,
Franeis Hrw, eefitort of Mr. Soulhey Rew, .
sflsa4;ffaravfefflsr.v savS2,
Silvester's Hulletin ! ! !
Svlvester's friends, nartleulartr thoca Riideot
in me oumn, are reqoesieu to
ittGrXlAiSTlAT
For the enent of Dismal Sa-smp Canal.
Tbe sink Class will be draw Ihe Stb April .
. nws-.no imiersiurawn Daiio's-- jjtav
S'atf.'i'ei iuiIrs"-LDweV ptiaTweie-i---i4
Dollara, ': r n-?; ;.v,;'; "
CAPITAL PRIZIS. .
5,ooo. it.om. iino. a.ooo. lis doltam
ft) prises nf S,00 dollar. SO prizes of 500 dollar).
A certificate nf tuukaee of 89 Whole Tkkelw ,
will sost entr 110 dollars. Paakaee of Halewa
and Quarters bt propartion. ... '. . -y
j ne ail lucky nonet to tell the rrtttt
in ihit Zottery.', , ' -
A no rets b. J. hylvkstek:
- . I.WOrosdwaT.N.Y. "
-NrTTMaren !6, 1134 r, S y. . .
i"Tust Hercivetl
ti V ill suLtarlkars.' at ihii iba Kurlb rarolina
Rooktlore. '-,
Tb1nnnuitl of Gcnlaa, Vr R. It. Madden. ' ,
ai iiwi.wr Tait' trwf -w'grr lujsiffosf r:
dilinit . ,. . .... f..- .
Key to th Revelation,' by BtW Smith , x"'" ,,!
Imitrovement of Society by the diafusloa f '
, knewhxig, lliustratetl with ngrviors, by .
The. Ihek. LUU. " - ",-..v' .
Memoir el Ameriran Mittioaaries ' ' -.'
Research of Smith and Height la Armenia,
a mturt nt tax sonmry - j - ,
Th Manneraand Customs of the Jews and ooSer
Nativ, metri lotted in the Bible, illustrated
The Chitrsb of God, by the Ref Robert tOsoai
Rvins ' ' . ... , . - .
t ....I T.al. Ti r.,.l a ,
r.dbki . ' r u . i c i i ' . . . - . f
nous lur-viie wa yi uuuaj vcnovia, Ha) a :-' - '-
msn . ' - ' -
Testimnnf of Katart and Rcrelstlon, by Ret. . '
Henry r'urgus ' ' .t fc . "t'-K' '''. ;
Aa ay on the Splrli and Influence of th Raw '
mrinsthm, b C. Viller J V ' v
Villag Tt-Slmriitery walusbt ' s ; V-. '
A beautiful Killtion of th Kw Teslareent, If r
as it. taiga type, Bn puper. with very WW ,,
mar;in, t"oii "t aupertur stj W- . ; - ,
-T-Miaiiai m-UmMti'i""''Kt-
Memoirs of l'a)Soit -''': ; ' j j
SnKtit-'s (Miure tm Raelvats, Slid F.u-tiotl,
' with aihtriHinitl li-tlvr '
L'oiitemilatii id Ih Saviour
Vnnng l.liristiaa, by leenb Ahhof' - .
The Ttsehrr, . - tV.s--..,'.. ' w.
Annuls of the Jewish Katm Tr
Mtmi.ii-t of Oherlia ? ' "5;! t
llifaloi'V rJ Vnh lu.ajl ! ; '. .
Jay's Thoiifilili nn Marriage . J " i
HiesltyOtim t.'.'iil'fttion 4 Faith ; 1 ?
aietltouiot llyaxns, jtna nlsepiu;
tKvtrr Si tartKHi ufflrmni
WotMCaTmaliM on UmiI Itoads . V 4
History of . . . da " "s Jv1
Uchm-ii on tMmniivr and Fixed Rnxinre ti;..,
History '(ttf !, Kttsm Frfighte, from ibajarlieat S
luxeuliou o tta present tim r .
.TURNEU fc Ht2CIIESTT?
r Raleigh, March 19, I 34 -
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Tiiiu:uiio iwiiiu ior pa.ie,
The iiihwi ihr bring desirous ta mo (li
AVttl. niters lor sale hit planlstio whereon be ,
nw U.rsj-auuM'wd i thounty of Frankliit,"";
twelve hiiL amilh f looisbarg, Iving eo iW-rs.
vsw ol tJiwk-ijdereekv oond by ita lands fr'"
William IJariKin, dve'd. and William t)ma, r-r -'
doe'd.- Tblstrsel of land contains between aix -.
aiid suien hundred asret, with food imorovcw ' ,
nieils,.und th shu-Aion tor health has every ap- ,
pearhnc nf being good; tb water k equal to ? " t
any, bulb sprhig and well the plantation? q
good rrair, but lite greater piMtion is yet to , T
lear and k is not iofcrior I auy m Ibecoun'y. C . .'
I'ersons vhliifg in pHix-hhse good land, are io- vS.l,
vilcd ,to come and view it, lor ft can bewe.its''"'"''''-
iKotion, and M can be had on good terms. -'.,'-' '
, i'rUJ. ;mUHUMi)UL WUXI AM8, -
Te-Ma-sar. JiVhceler as Smith, Hendricks U
: Ilrmhers, Smith k Hannah, R, 3s II. I). Uwks,
?lHur ciW rigta, It. at ti. Ilnrker, Egliston it
- !lllrl, F. It t, Hi-ette, Uorcniss hedam tc r-
Kisoii, Ifompantr St ;T'dalc, Thomas 1.'
; lleiittis, Sautm-I I). Rawlins, ilucha be For- :
-4w tr AV,. J.- llardr et Hroihenr, GtOr"re 8t "
v illiness Jeil, John It. Triplet, J. S. Worm
Ivy. E. P. Tabb, Frteroaa k FolUrd, John
- U l.trdait, John Allinoiiil, Timothy lUatain; .
Josittb-.llliuikwell-.lt Co, J. Couanl, Jobsl -
Fkrld, I tutus . y Armstrong, John A. Uoberta,
' Ccpt, Job lH-on:---; ;;;;,-
, llaring lire arrested by the sheriff of North- '
ampton aouniy, North Carolina, and confined to . :, ,
the public jail oi bis county, by virtue of a capias .
ad aatitlack-ndum to him directed, at Ihe in- ''
stiOwe of M.ttrs. saih It Oliver Fearing, this -is
to notify sou and each of you, that at th ex-'
ptralkiu nf twenty days from th said arrest, to
v.tt en th I ills day nt Mai-th, I shall make ap-
ptiektidn to he permitlel-at thejsil a'oorof said ' '
county iv lak th ben.fit of tb eath provbtcd V
by Act ot" Attcrobly In aucb catet for honest '
debtor when and where you can attend it you .
tbiok tsmaw,,. -t-
: ' ; JAMES M. CRICE. - - ,
v j Strsiyed or Stolen
from tb subscriber, living bt Wske ounry,'
an mil south of Rogers's bridge, en Nease rtver,
on SatHrdsy the 1st instant, light sorrel Illy, U
about three years nM, aud loterahly well grown. -,
Sh h a small white spot m her lore head; no
other mark recollected. - Anv inforniBtioti cl th
said filly wil be very thankfully received by the' 'i
subscriber- . - . . . -
, ftvRntttrEnitY:
"WaXa toonrjr, March 1 4, 183 13 tf '
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