,.g, and which ereio J?, w:,wfu.
f' The tlist ance bj Jaudtg 'cfttmai
brWateVis bclfctcd l
ie'oiil fifty- Tb'rt inciwishferaWe- qttepm
i n rraiwNcaidetttioo w ?ivor or me nwg,
.fjtfc Icacl f allllie important falls, ,il K
'licred a i:ansI may Uethkfen ..witb.grw lan.
jnt f lie liver btjcrtf &ii titf ias, fi; wuu
smaller insetjiW wa'sJcontcinpIaUnLb Ihi
t,nnrtnf-Col. Baldwin, a former hngitteei'.;
from tlience to Tarlwrougb (ho irtxr.w J
it cxa:niiic'Jt but was midcratood t be Li .k;
condition (W tlje jassagj of brtaN. ny-pflrtaii(
seas ns, and buymd rtoborougH tb? 6rapa-'
bj-'h diartf rf diwi nut extend. It is Inwever
fully bfelicrcd that from 1 arbor,u t to Wash
ington, many and great difficulties present Ve
filing tbo sigcnc ol the company to H'tnoviE
,.'!'AiMl-U.-feinbl-tbe. rrrrttcd that,
the load prrjudiCfs r that section of - tb
(fomdry, improprfy considered, and unfairly
exerted, did prevent at the hut assembly tin
extension of the charter to Washington. JJut
it ishoied that the thing will be better cwn..
Videred ; and if it is not', that ungenerous and
illiberal sectional prejudices, may be made to
subserve to the general good. The people
Nsh counts as well as
mu fti af .JW - day ,?f,thU tgoiiih was;tblaiiB BAnp .: ' .y -aSii
i ( .. ..' i pnirr hip name ui ucu uklvui rhu iit wcaviu - . -i if i .-' w u.i .v. r.1"
... .... ..Zu-.ZJi. s -...i --fi - rw. -j--. r- - strj-s;-t
':ie.I.wrfeViaad to find bY
visit p. 4 tbf f Capitof, that tlioapaHmc y
KjsfineMyioi' ie cienaie anu nous8oi ucpv:";
Vetalje will be rca3y .for their reception a?
i)e operiing""of tliie, ensuing1 sesshm of Con'
-rrts.7 The Schiitc phamberr in tbo 1 Noj-i'
Wins, nnpeare to ht fh Nearest to cnmplpti-Mt
will be a more splendid apartment tliav
1 .Jit: ' 1 .A tr- A ' I -. J t 4. a,
neroicirculir, wdl , at least eual iit inagmfi
-ence tue lornier. HiUi, n will posai'ss, over
tbo nid rtmiu, siiit? treat advantage t
; iraiiont anner to have been- made to ctle
le R-Witli taer than nsoaf olemnily'. by
' hoi )bde in the yieSnity o.uthe apot,,
riieremoiCT were to oramen.ce'vib ji pro-;-ii'o'n
to the loeting-booso , where, after
tilmndj aol prayer, wte'to be 'read Geo
'Urk'i olBcial aeeouul of the auipiqioas nu
ver-mcmorabls battle of lieurunpion, seat y
ftacon, .. v "
Bees-wax,, V y
Bwitdy,; Apple
I'euch,'
Corn, '
rtitTiVoi, opst 19.'
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bim extrresn to' the eountriTj and Lieut. teo-
;lie one. in vfiiicli'that body formeily site. I .tirgoyo inairueliana' lo Cf,' 'lUum.-tikwiftosdy fijifhj
The ReHT9cntativc8Ha1l,iritKe'SoutliTinir f roin blrni oo tbo day '-of battle; forwardeJ to taanr Iron, ,
hoiightbe. lormls . rlianged,' p-jrhajw diad . fenpt to one of the cogotUte oy ut saiar- uua,
varitageusfy, but iwceasarjly, from oval, to ly mail." . Alter whieh au AMreM: wa to
rt h participated-iii the dungerg au J triuoiph of Whwi v
tne oaiiic, aau woo now repose m men m. D. ,,iuas
nb5jahincil ai'wi il as crnveoience. The
beaiitti'ttl l.trgi pill.u's, nf va i0i;yo4 Hitotua.
:irbt1n rnif tinit," and the htiatlr onC. H
tWtbe1H U; A t t
Nt: bli.n . muri tianl iili.i A lawtef f W1UJtI'y -
failfb ing.nerally aiWnred. lfic.l.1a i .,jifh reacted i;i the dtatb of the loraier.
riie Hurvivor ttud liii eeontl were indicted by
live Grand Jury, an I trwd.v fW day after-
1 he accused ueleoaeu mi
statue of Liaerty, raised aloft over the Sieak
er's ( hair is a fine object but would appear per haps
to greater .idvantago had it an ainplut
space for its display. ' The galleries in both
rooms, but particularly in the Senate Cham
lrT ni'P murn r.imptiipntl v itwndd than iHii
old one. The tout ense mble of both" Halls.
r. 1 ' and the arrangcmetits ol oijices, committee
elsewhere, hate' &c jt - su),m9C(j, wjh iave been ereat-
viewed the navigation as impracticable, ana irnjfroVed by their re-edincati i.
therefore have not rendered that, efficient aid' At length, too, the Centre Building begins
which they wold have done under a different rise from the ground. The ample found
. , , . twns and subterranean vaults, commenced
belief. 11)ey nevertheless manifest great hn( fannftwe been very substantially com
Icidide, and the company entertain a ration peted. ."The western wall is already rising
id belief, that they will derive much support towards the second st ry, and the eastern or
from tiiat county. ! When the company arriv- -front wall is some feet above the ground. It
, .. . ..y 4i , is supposed that, before thii winter sets in, the
ed on the river opposite the Iiousc eX Mr. ... , ' , . . ,
" u building will have rc.irhed some wm-re about
Lemon, a representative (if , ft ash : that feti- half its' height. If Caress, coutinoo to look
lleman very politely, not only extended to them -with a tavor'able eye oo tins great national
his hospitable board, but accompanied them work, it is hoped the end of ho r.att season
to the end of tbeir investigation, more than fuid thc twior walls .prepared to receive
., . ,. . ,r . . the lofty dome they are destined to support:
twenty.mi es, extending to tlicra very efficient j.ut. . n iw i-ifi
' o j and that two more years will suffice lor the
services which called forth their warm- ack- corni)ietion of the Capitol. MtL Int.
nowlcdgcments. Amid the general gloom ,
produced by thc scarcity of money which ne- We ventured, a day or two ago, a.few.ug
cessarily "depresses, laudable enterprise, it' 6w" re'Peengtbe Pabihy of the rat,-
f , ... . .t a . fication of the Treaty with Srawi. Thi ar
stiomcJ iurniSH cousoiauon in ' u'"" ticlc the Editor of the iAorora ha noticed,
that in thc career of privation, a river, consi- w;th his uual politeneta. When wr wander
derabW in length irradiating and watering a .wtothe. field of conjecture, wo arcull liable to
Busier,
Con)',.
Floor, -. i
Topucco,
Wbikty,
BaCon,
Brand, Appley
vurd for Alnnler
fiwa cause, viudtcated his eaaduet, uu the ground
thai it was "justified iu tbevye of laankiud,?'
ami litat " Uucllinc wan autiiuruceu oy lue cus
tom if atrei."' "I be Judge aonean lo bave;,.-
Iieeii of opinion with the Defendant, for he tbui Cotoni
charged tbe'Jury, according to the newipaperi: Flour, f wfc)
V In the eye of the law. (he obierved,) the kill- . 'jc'' .
log of a perou in ft duel va roasirfererf mur- wh'f,
dec, and . ubjeeled principal aud second to the j '
punishoient of death but he bad not been able Bacon, .
to discover in the range of hi reading,.tbat ! Butter,
sueb a puniboient had ever been wjltrted, where , ecs', .
the conduct of the partiea engageit in duel aJ
had teen fair and honorable I" I be CoOnael 1 f'eJchJ
of the King, too (who, by a legal fiction,', was Orn,
PlaiuiiJf in the case) ' drew a distinction be. -.
tween the taking of a life, under the influence j!"'
nf oi&lace and depravity of mind, and the ta
king of a life in a due!, where the conduct of. -tobacco,
the parties ii proved to have been fair andhon- j
orfli.ln the latter, insubee, l.e asserted, a j Bacon,
verdtct of murder bad never been found." The j Bdy.Apple,
prosecutor, the accused, & the C.urt, agreeing Cnrn new "
to vVelt io opinion, the reader will auticipaie ; Cotton,
the verdict of A at UuUty, which wa promptly
rendered, bo the Law or JNova hemia u es
labliibed, that killing in a duel ig an innocent
truinaciioti, prnviUel every tbiug Las been '-fair
and honordbltv' In what aeeeptatiou these
terms are to be received must depend on the
feelings in the community from whieh the jury
happen to at selected
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. " , . . ' . ..... error, and sagacity ev.-o j1. ila.t.of ibe 1 We have noticed this case more particularly
vv.v.v. . j , -... - . .lurorais soaioumew ai raun, at, in me -pre- rn?(rt;fp tne la
.1 - .1 1 1 A ... t ...... . . . : . . . : . I .i.. .1 1 - g- i . i
ions uccil uaeiehs, is at iciiuiu iu hii cuuuciit eni instance, wiu.-n u is ct;irnieu in.n uir ar
degree to administer,, by being made naviga
blc, to the ease, the comfort, the convenience,
and the interest of man.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Capt. M'Kihbou, if the fcliip Pb'.iix, arriv
ed here on Tuesdav from. Canton. On the 7th
July anchored oil' Hi. ll'eleua, and received a
Upply of waler. VVuiie I here be wa iniorni
ed by his Brilame majesty's oHicers, tbut Bo
KAPMiiE was well. FottUons Jldvctliser.
liele in questions was " begotten in the Cabi
net." It bad so little connection With (he Ca
binet, that, for "aught we know, it isiudireot,
opposition to the view entertained by every
Member of it. We rye t hope, however, that
the opinions expressed in it will prove to be
substantially- correct t that our differences
with Spain will thus be amicably settled: and
that the vultures tbat in anticipation eagerly
snuff the tainted gale," will be disappoint
ed of tbeir prey. JVat. Int.
The lion. Mr. UUHbELL, (late uitnister at
Sweden,) and bis lamilv, arrived at Boston on
Sunday lust, in the Curdeha, in 36 duys from
Gibraltar Ibid.
THE COMET taut. Gillender, of the
tiip Hector, arrived at New-York, from Li
verpool, informs,, tbat he saw the Comet frofa
the 4th ot JutyJat. 53 long. 17, to the 1st Aug.
lat. 43, 80, long 62. Ibid. ' . ,
Mr. George Finnell, of Culpepper county,
Va. lost his life a few days agu, by the follow
ing accident. Whilsthe was assisting in rais
ing a hay ink on riuiay evening, before his
death, and unloading the hay alternately as it
camp, he Slid the rAke down the stack, and
having finished the necessary work on such an
ioccasjon, and Httempting to descend, he fell
directly on the handle ol the rake, which en
tercel his body eighteen inches ; there was
but one ivraon present n this mehincho-
Pcesident BOYfclt, of Ilayti. has presented! )v occasioti : he says the deceased appeared
pcrleclly composed after the rake was cxtn
Flour, superfine,' y ' '
lobacco,
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Bool, tterling, to the NV eslcyan Methbdinr Mis-
w was laid down very differently
in our Oodrt, by the Jndge who charged ihe
Grand Jury at the opening of the iitst term of
the Circuit Court lor this eonnty. , .te deliber
ately and solemnly inrited (tie attention ol the
Jury to the sunject, and pronounced the survi
vors of a Duel proviu fatal to one or the par
ties, to be guilty of Murder in the first degree,.
in the eye of the law," without any qunlifi
Cittiun wlialever.-AVif, Intn
FROM THE COMMBKCIAL ADVERTI8F8.
One of our papers mentiojis that tin- King of
France has revoked the permission he hail giv
en lo Marshal JSoult to return, to Pans. A-
.1.1.. fl,u i dtfee r:tiscd in th.? Eatern part of Tennessee i 'at least I
uiuti irniri.1 niitv9 mo nam niiui ftui, u a a ti i jr .
m'l V ii i 4. 3 tr west flg jbncsboroueJi. t
on the 18ih of June, and bad a conference with j Ilie msrin Urn the eastern part pf this
the Minister ot Marine. -1 state to uto stern countries passes' ihrpnjjtr-.lhisi
, . 1 he death .or the right lion, hobkht Lion- place ani nu nerous roMft.kaouJj; to anrl (rom all prt
DAB; Idt Lord Chief IJ.trou of the Court of of the su0 intersect at and near this place The im
Eieliequer, is ai.nuuueed in the ol the 21U j 1 'river whfco anow in operation'-.
, .' . , , , ' will in a short time open a Nancraiion for boat of tea
ot June, it is at.o tated, thu. hir Samuel to fifteen trnis burthen from thl4 phce to the steam
-THEfMKHO, who had been appointed successor, boat navigation on the Pedee, from this river a canal'
had proceeded to assume the otlice. is already commenced and is saiifwiil'sbortly ba com
.... n .i... . e .i . '..i : . i-
l'lie same paper states, that ihe inlelliiteuce ;h :'- 'u lu:i; .ure " yver '! loose
... . , ' ; . , ... . . . , ot bunta ; so that m a short time an inlan 1 nav .cation
Heail of thc Yadkin Matijrationt
; vyENfY JLO fS in the lownof Wifkev.
tro,-NtfW-uarnnaa; wiil b ioM at
pnblic Miction on Monay the 10th ScpVmher next. (
bis beautiful vilLijre, stands on the South sideoftl
Yidkm Kiver. and directly at the head .ot the Navifarf
tton of said Kirers on a high and healthy nitoat'ioo
and surrounded by a rich and &4rtile Cou itry ; Xot.
withsiandinjf as muchaj b be said in r-fitbn to
theaaviUion of other Uivers n th.a state, the clnffbU
scit-s for towns, and thc rapid progress cl'sHK" in im
proTeinents Yet we sincerely believe there is no one
town, on atty navinble water in this sta'e bat com
pr:ses nwwr real f dvim.e'( in a comm.'rcial point of
view than 1 he town of .Wiliirsb irmgh. We Jie sensible
in the belief that nothing is waniny to raiike it are of
the most iirportant places on the river t but to if.vi it
the'prt)pr eneourajjement. FiUjjt is evi'tent t&a tbia
pl?ce will be the great deposit of ali-lhe prodnse raised
m tins siate to tne west ot vnis place-, & oi iit tne praR.
sionary oocieiy. outs an example oi roui.in-i rated frHm hU b(lllv but laniri.ishint? nr.iler
. o o
cienee in a son of Africa, deserves the in.ita-
tion of Piiucess in more favored nation'. --JviA
NA&HYJLLL BANK.. .' '
" By a letter from a gtnOemun at Nashville, to
his 1'rieml in this place, w e are informed that
the stockholder ol the Nashville Bank met on
the 8iat July, uit. and requested the President
aud Directors to surrender the charter and wind
up the business of that institution. ;'....-
Knox Register. -
Ye are Informed that Mr'. J. Wusorf, who
lately kept theliotcl at Blakely in ihist-r-ritory,
iu travelltiig to the fetates, accompa
nied by two only daughters of tbe ages of 11
and 13, when .within. 15 utiles of the Creek
ugeticy met With' his untimely fate, but in
what manner is with us as yet conjecture.
- Cahau ba iaper.
- The Coroner wa3 tailed yetcrdny m"rninc
' 9 viw thebJy of Ann liuthwtll, at No, 9i
White-street, aged 35 years, a native of line-
land j verdict of the jurors, ApopUxy, brougut
on by io tempera nee.
- Also, si nojm trFOss-strcet, the body ot
" James Oriffen, aged 2S years, a native of eli
go, li eland, v hojad taken a walk of ten miles
and much overheated, took atlraft cf told wa
ter aiid immediately expired.
Also, the body ot James Morris Smith, a n
tive of Huntingtoh, LongrUland, an honest aud
' iiidnstrious labourer, residing in the upper end
; Forsyrh-streetr who imprudentlv veaterdaV
forenoon U tbiaaet of discharging a w pod sloop,
Ltar a qn oi water, ana m an instant
the i fleets caused him to fall in the slip, bu by
ue exertions or twit, lavlor.'was bruiiht i
the store of Mall and WiUUmg, where medical
severe pain ; lie was sensible, trom the mo
ment, of hU approaching dissolution.
Joseph Liukletter, a journeynmn shoeinaker,
was drowned last Sondu , wlvile buthingai llu
Passaie Falls. He unfortunhltly got under the !
sheet ot water which tails trom the precipice,
and although immediate efforts were made to
extricate him from his perilous situation, yet
all was to no purposr.. His body wis not found
until the Tuesday following. Ev. font.
On Fft'Iay morning .last, (say a the Nationa
Adyocate) Id. Bn'iixvillo i oollen Factory was
entirely consumed by-tire.-! he file broke out,
between the Uvb House nntl Carding Uonin ;
..but it isKot ku.tffeit at pr'seni iw it origina
ted. '1 he. loss is estimated at g9000. .
The "Military -exfedition from the Lakes" to
the MiiMssippi, consiting "of the 5th regi
ment of Infantry, under Co!. Leaven worib, ar
rived at Prairie du Chien about the 1st of
Joly, by the way of the Fox and Ouisconsin
rivers, with only a portage of two or three
miles. A detachment has also ascended the
Mississippi from St.. Louis, with provisions,
clothing ordnance, and munitions. Our cor
respondent states that Col. Ii. will hare it in
his power to establish the post at the Falla of
St. Anthony this season,' should it be deemed
adv isable tu do so.
" We also learn that the Missouri Exneditinn
hinder Col. Alkinson, was in advance of St.
Charles on the ltlh July, and, notwithstand
ing the delay occasioned by some defects in
the steam boats, there was no doobt th troons
wonldarriye at the Council Bluffs, more than
six hundred miles in advance of St. Louty this
trom Leeds, .received on the Jtst was of the
must atitriniitg nature. The uumher tf iiialcon
lent, , U if stud, is -eoniderabiy incrensrd, and
all the characters of a i''rene)i revolution seem
already to have taken place. The Cap of li
berty, il i xaid, ,iia -nieu iused, pU'iatun ot
tlio the most i..ll. nuiiutiiry ua.ure have Oteii
d vi. ciliated in all
posted bp an
direction It
has been proclaimed that M.jor Cartwri
tiud other rtrmii politiciaun imve been mvi
ted lo reniatc tiieir
proceeding, and that
tvobvJett is to Oe solicited to return to Kolam!
Athton-udei'-l-ioe, Jloiislei-Aiuo'i, and uli Hie
adjaeent plae.es, dri lo a stale u . la.iioit iind
eonftisioti. lu an$fl, every tM.ig, aevius" ripe
ior an exiensive iiisiii l ectinu, 1 he onJy -rwn
sola1 ion 'is,' t hat' goverumeni, we uro asaured , is
fully apprized ol these diiiigeroii proeteiiy
and is'uclively tkine -socrt- measures' as t;Vv
stale of utt'tira hirjieriously demands.
irom wnaestioroitgif to unarleston, s i. f tli-; wirotr
excepted) will b - ciimrlrt2d nd it is Tti icffht that
tli s mai net i- tli-4e!tt-ii the United Stafesi for t ho pro
ductiiins ol the above countries The m rch:n t of
eust' Tennessee, can 'ijr'etfive their gools by: this rent
miKh cheajier than by any nfVr ; 1 1 fiet theoitiens of
ut Tennt'ssc havp for a lo p tune felt a lively interest
fur the roK;tity ofth-S-vi li;e- and it la omfidentl
hiped 'hat ss soon-'is the aavi.ition is coniidtf'et their
prospects will,., r. il zed. -
Wofiof the lots odeivil f ir sale lie on the m:in, Street
or adjoining the puShe srjiare-a credit of six" tttsdva .
and eighteen moaiha Will be given to the rm'.rljasfrs.
THB PKOritiETtlllS.
.JVilkesboningh, Vn.-Uit 71S:9
,32-3 v.
N Mo nda j the 6 Hi1 Jit e pi e ia be r ne x t . a t,
10 o'eloek in the for. noon, the annual
met ting of 'Thtf Italeith Ceqiaie Tr-ct 6ocicty." wul
-.nice place at the State House, a:id yvill be opeiuM witnl
rrayer : Ami mi uie pitctuiny suuuay, aay on bun(I;, ,
ilie 5th liay of theisaii.c month ; the Uurd nnivt-raary
sermon of this Society , will bepr-arhed n t!),- B.iptiH
Meeting House in this city, t u u'ciuek. in ttie inorii
mff. . " - ' , "
A full meeting of the members of the Society, is ho
ped for ami expected on both davs abe ineiuioiiei!, aod
many will be lejoictst, should an increase of tiieir rum
bers and an .addition' to their funds beainoiig the happ
CUllt nuenctr vviiil ii limy tnue.
Kaleigh, 2a li August iti9.
Notice.
fOHN NINE and 6AM URL NIE, sons
of Daniel Mine, of Oley towtiship, Berks
ounty; Pennsylvania, are hei-eby informed that on, apph.
catfoii to the aubsoribee they will receive infoimation of
some advantage to them, relative to the estate oft their
deceased aunt.
' . ' y SAMUFXLEE,
August V-
61 3tr.
THOMAS COBBS,
COACH-MAKEU,- RALEIGH, N C. .
HAH employed from the cities of Newark,
N; J and New-York. A number of first
n r. M'ork-mi-n. of the several branches of his business ".
viz: R'Mldy.makinp.Carriite Makinjr.Tn-immjnp, PinU .
Smith's, &c. who have been carefully selected by his ,
fi und in New Jersey- He hss aiao received from the
cities of Xew Ym-lc and Philadelphia large. and eJCten-
sivc stock of tbeibcst and most fashionable materials. Ha :
grateful for the very liberal encouragement he hasaV
reaily receivedi and -hopes fromis assiduity ami atteiii'
tioxi to his business, to merit a Continuance of their fa
vours. - Carriages of any description, or price, can h
had at a short notice. ; ..,:,
orders from any part of the continent are solicited.
Befi rrence , for excellence and e'egnce of his work,,
and- tl e character of the advertiser, is made t5 his no.
merous nctpnintances in this and the neighborhijr atitas
lialeish, Fib. 19, 119 : 6-eovrt
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