UALEIGH.(N.C)
T"Nn uibsci it)' '.,- can lil
W ... - . . .1 .
wjlhow :;tyrm;ni oi i lean j a" ,n "' .
and nc dim'iniincc without payment f ar
rears, trn'ess t the ojt;o of the dior
. . I l.!nli annaaMd VUkJr0MV Oallnfl A 1111
tenr subscription becomes owwjww nuitu upi,aiiwpoixu - -
.--. -h.il K.v Kmii rin. ' t .stimuli a 'ahntit an lnrh lftno- WUIi'll
:Mm0nu, iKt "ceedmg 1 4 - mu9t have generated lo tto ifoffim
aertta ' lance .tor one ooiwi w
. ... . 1:1.. tin AtwisBf AMnai an I rw, iiiuphmr iir.
tion where Uiere is e Eiwrr wmidct o chareeo to me weavci-llKC insects ue-
itief thftn fo'iHcon. The cash must r company Lu.I.!hjl the ranid nrnereju ofthe disease
.i r .... ,ir,V..wn to thp Mitnr. - - o -
tlll.K- T - . , , 11... C. , . 1.- Mlindiilll;
snvtim be -reeemtil'.nroUKIl cuim iirivis inni iowjiimii
.. . ......
1 . M . mi . I .. l,lr& a a.avn. VI . 1 1 I .
,ir oumeu lor iiimj
Rural Economy.
ROT IN COTTON.
The cause of this destructive disease
Which bas so severely annoy rd our In;
1ers, is, we. think, fulty developed in the
following CrtminunicatiQit from a gentle
man of intelligence and; extensive agri.
cultural observation, to tho editor of Ikv
Augusta Chrouicle. ,- ,
i r ' Columbia Tflesan.
HINTS ON THE ROT IN COTTOtf.
A diversity of opinion seems to prevail
as to tlic cause of the rot in cotton.
Some persons attribute it t' a detect in
the seed, some to tlic great moisture of
the Reason, or of the ground m which the
cotton h plar.tcd and others to tlie op
rations ut so:n kind of insect. Tht
wi iter f these hints was inclined, in lh
year 1817,, to attribute the ciusei to ex
cessive moisture snd many cirruoiitan
, cos guintul to Sear hi in our jn his ihcrv ,
Although in that seavn insects weK
obsi vble in iia rofton wd.lip conti
ded tiiat -the insect wshi not the canst
Dur. rue comeoieuce or rue -niseasc, m
the same matiuer th:it the blow tiy and
8nnie nthf r niwcts, selio'td substdru cfc
liaM-' to jitiiretV-tion, ss t!e it.-t nait.
able to: the 1?- sited and iiroauivni
. o tiiMP onstriitg. But too otHiSi''j
acqmrea as it goes, it is nopeu-wiai
onie nefsott better qualified, and nrovid
d with a rood raiCfoscoiw, will follow
up die kubjret of these hints. At this ad
vanced saason, the insect with its' young
oiaV be aliakeo from almost every de
fective pod, jhs they 'appear alTei'ted hv
the weiither, flf U should prove (of
which I he writer h:is littlo donht in Ms
.n ndnr) that this insert is t hi; cause of
the disease, a considerable adtutn:e v il I
naye ben made l the knowlesgf of it,
ia'jfklinjr.ajHifdir..,'' VViuW n'ot Mur
&rs cnM7TwbitJi otrers r.seirut?, now
is this insert preserved throngh the win
ter ? Will it stand exposure to the cold
vr frost ( Js it preserved in 'the' rotten:
pods which stand in the fields through-!
out the winter, and are Rfterwarda bed-!
Jrdnpotu or left in the field to rot and
i urn to loainue? or is it pctServeJ irt the
need or iu tho furze, which adheres to
Aw mud 2 At nil events, no irury can
accrue to the planters of cotton' in care-,
fully destroying hy lira tlic rrinaining
ilstlk and detective "pods, airJ by alight
ircali r.f tlie plough exjMjsing the centre
-if the -bed on which the coitoii grwv, tu
-the adiouof frost and tho winier's air,
and by very parttrular attention to the
selection 'lor njfttithig, of the seed least
apparently liaUe to contain the ogg3 of
the-iiiKRCU And such a By si cm ought to
be general, for if it be an insect which
- rtow, we o noi prtna lo possess vote tsr glveni of llcl
farther: liglita int ft character ofWn,-! Vw&ttfvff.
j , w," at i .waiiuiuiiiM lui
ud tl.e in
liia fortunes
fThe tynipatigr which tbi Editor of ttifttruN for; theirvfefeulatlohi to'
Loagress for admission into t
m a aeparate and indeetidef '
to report n ronstitution e r
for th' new atateJt-A" t. X
ir,, nwf rhti,hd tr int SCC11)9 w.r fw M h
. 1 heie are placed the' I--. . -.A ... . . .
CoH.gs for the benefit uTl 10 f
o I and u imtmi mnv nnvl.ainii 1. .
la the enimaticn of lie i
we
raiKTES, traiaiT, at ivcklm Bkvrti
. ' . ..a,WMiMi Thrm ilntlw Dr vetf
M MIT!. Wl . .1111 WHItU IVHI mv . w. ...av .uwwt . . . . . . . . . m1". wwwvs Ul,
. . i i T j h mnMiA ni . . . . . . . a . t a n... niaiMbiiu m mm m mm ii.n. . - - 3 . . , - -
m.dwmpw... r-r--- f d had in tba opposite Iobe, 5' 77""" V f o iwpuiaM cltWi TMEdkBfruafa.r-il,ltMl Chairm
cntimira innr wn rw : -i . . . ' ,fi..i ".i Uu.liUW i.Ba omiuruunoa iaa- ftf tt n..ti-V-ll- -iTi- -aa ...lZl. rr V 17, .
viaers m .is Xiueria ui? ddbd . .. . - i .rr'1,''' r '"'v. ... t
made to farw tbt io seaaan for w- Pf ran. naaDer: ttaent, JmShefe
io3tbi.MI. Iftt exeeHeat and fteienti- Miwm iJht
B iitgaiea oat teal ma ay tur teeda, """" w-,iw, u, c"-, awan ojoBrEtnKloo i
anJaeverml istaHttias baaka. One ia ken of bioi, thtat we must Wwell oiiaiD-3 c1ock;V;'a bttonvtiaoii t
Catatvgaa af tk alanta grawlog in th with the character itl tUat oratnp and and, bit ination'lf Mr Whit
' "8 "t -c "JB . - ' t ' vwii-iiviM.. '4.vu.ij VMT3 WJIUUTO UI II IlrCL.
tfier is a m ar, ea wanted ror plant- vim.
itjiir 4800, ilb the diterituinaling any
eharaeters f ta'tfaw and liltla known this
specie, and Willi cnastue deseriotion t a ' have, itaeL tYn SnfufxioM ta tn l,U fUt.J.Aa ' i.-.i i
-bird eoHta.Marta.n general and .peers, racler, are Urawn from his pWoch. Committeea Ve tuVn tltdfe
i.f nliinli w!miB lr tillif tint riuht.nni . ... .. .f. I - . .1 . I'W'r1
known, or irt
Madrid in f Sit
V, -; v" I and anccess, may pcruapa be justified by!
luriintion to ZJf,iniw. Th di.Hn- 8 mcr ii-nt! acnuaiiitaiice .with Jiiroi
ijU!i4r.a5erMadrid,inpai,b-!,,' Caw P-nd to pussi's hotl
iHiiiit in 111? ktr. tea. it tnrrp-mi in iir.i judginsr from Jiis conduct and publttr dts-l
rf-ciinzii nrw ctiratiin of vrffetklf.! course, w hhuuhl conclude biw t bo tapK Mr. Chy Would ?ind mae
Hi mc(i0d, btlWmV J"ra pvrLteulriy jextrentaly iginirant JMhCtttpt-V aVh aammand XFie reqaiait
eniMtt -ta ire t ptaati Wltft' eon.pmud,fnihr 'Mr4wtjeY ' f,0Fro?'ag&
!jltr, to - grans,, to the ambell.fero, Care the Editor btTliVt3aietfe menfirtrtr'r "Jhcient; made.
Hod to the natural family or setbwso. I a single rrspectab'e iudivhju'al, connected n'wlf"f "'I PJW'ttj
Fr ibis pnrp..ie. ho 'wi.liM to obtain tbe; wir, a Whig p,ry of Great Diitain " d,n.tPt' i her
dry and ripe of ,h, plan,. peaaliTi lit ,,a9 m winJly HyM M lnler, e
to North Aniema, of th, aforesaid dc C0Q,.9e or ftWociatirfilh hitn.or a ai- SeldawlHaV
dcnptioo. If the Biiecinieii in flower,' iA . . . ..v, i'"eaus um,on labje toduer
and with mature fruit, could be sent him S'e "W' ' a4 interest that Llh, western peaplfick if f the
they w.uld enable !..n to porae c P "?jeai eunu0el.lB.'nii papir.
Miitlly hit underlakingHe will graie.I " mu 5.miu
fully acknowhMlge tlio rwdpt uf eollee.,,,r,,m t( 8Cf other tug"'' Passes he
tiooi of tberns and cryptogaiuco of the;"1" tho9e corruptwl ones of die persoiLS,
Ifredouian "Staff, and ul whatever rUe uowur in mai counrry, aiiuneu 10 oy
that may bf. smi to him fcy the bofanimahe Gazette, which have exposed his ur j
of the li'nir, siieh as Lecoiie, Torrv, Tul-J rngaiire, folly and coarseness. We must
tl, Rich, Katturiiie, EaluD, JvegvBige-! really then 4hhik that the Alitor of tlieJ
low, Barton, (Jivhri, nujuur other ir-j Gazette means it as a jest, when ho holds
ma io mat ci-nti. I up Mr. HF.wut uuNt as a pattern olj
In the prncecdingt of tlio Agricultural i moderation and tho model of a gonuine
aoaieiy ol .tlaruorrt, ti i.atert mar ,)il(,.iot Al any rate if hc j, wrio(i(, jn
" I he impri.vemvi.ta onj.e farm .of t!pl. llieopini,(n ,htt the conduct of his pattern
iVdwin, are of a eliaraerer .lM.rv.ng; of , trio?.R f . travelling ftom
rkitrttPlllBP tlfnnflA .11 n Hill Ai.ina nual 1 T 1
P;;t earth y... rT u cnmdi f,'" ci,y,40 city-
a bill or haron'tlow .aid, , f about five a-: ro.,: l',e WW K ll,,S- "P ,m,,,a' C0
ppm. it f.onfi.1 r.Md. mI hv il.i ...!"htufc8 the fairest title to applause and
d his other land in lb vicinity froji be-:(?i',inc,i,"' we confident that iti thiid
oj overwhelmed ih drift land. Henumrni no win nnu no reeling or
Thia eii'i iinent rise committee dem moderate person to agree with him on
:e mure iiri'i-rUnt it deinoantinteH t'itlier Ride of the Atlantic. There art
'.ic utility of peat earth a a meaHure on inny who hate oppression and love liber
il-" " Itv as fervontlv as the Kditi.r of Uu 11-.
occasions this disease, (heir own natural
cxtieaie m irvneai-ot t he las? smsoii
when the dtsr.ise seemed equally t ir-' "'Sht. independent of the influence of the
vail as in tho precedi;gr proved the! winda. woiild propel them from Held tn
fallacy of this theory, and kit some other el(J and sPrt aJ abroad Mu ir d.tudatitig
to be sought after. . i hdlucnce. In hopes that these hints tn.i
Among those persons who charged 1 lead to useful investigations, which limy
the disease to the operation of an insect. ! in their effects serve to arrest the progress
"their appeared as much diversity t of an evil, which threatens f-usfratioiu-nninion
in rtparri to Hip kind f insert J the best wishes and exei lioin of the ae-
to toe maimer in which it effected its
pujp'e. Some persons say that it 'u a
inotu, whose eggs turn to. small wjcnet j
Others that iti a sort of musquetoe with
a long bill, which perforates the young
p i ; some others again that it is a small
iwactjouch rcScniW-Rg a v.eaw! io 8i'z-.
shape, and c ilar. Tho natural course
.cf icfloclirm led the writer of these hints
ihc belief that an insect must hc h.
causeil the ihscase lor if it pron-nlt-d
fromt hchdhienre of moisture, the ippo.
fitc extreme ofroughtcoolj no' jn-o-luce
precisely the sr.rropiject ; r.or could i' b -reasonably
aUiibutroMQ dei'ertixe kst:;
a cjrg that only (3r'icu!avpotji,.v(ii: Ii
,deriv;.Hheir aus'tiiaiic;: from tlnnmi:io:t
at oi k et root, v ert acted by fiiedTsanC,
ami in no tew instance'., oa'y a; dg
.lobe out of tour or nve.it!': w;;! ! the
pods are divided; but exc'ur.iv ly i .,;
the. sudden stoppage, end ri-atcehsi'w a,
tins disease wliii h r'uimw hi thi; "coilise
of the last nieiith, Sc-jfrr iiibcr) lelt little
doubt on suiycrf, ., - .
, It ore hrred to the writer that if an in-
aec.t va the cause, it should. be sonsrhf
after not in hoe ilpTective ikm'Ih i which
lirsf began to belrsv dyuiptoms of the.uri,,S somewnaT sc:iar to that ot a
IH.
ricultural intenwsts of the country, they
are respectfully submitted by'an
OBSiiUVER.
JK iM THE AMERICAN FARMER.
Mr. Hkinntr.; Believing it would
promote them-te grnru.1 diftaNiaii of
the arts, were notices -of patented im
pieveiuents occasionally published in
y -;n extensive ciivulatiag paper, I shall,
it i'. meet your approbation, now and
then, forward you concise descriptions of
ne w and valuable inventions! particular
ly of r.'.n h as are connected with agii-
u!ure ; aiid. as the commencement oi
the pl.ui, I oiler you the following notice
TIS l) ALE'S G U A1NV CLEANING
MACHINE.
U hodv of this rnarhine is a frn$'ir-ir,
Wit'. hainr a case of sheet "iron
v.i.uh ispeifyrat'ed all over; the hole?
(m ik very. losetogetlier, and hbuuthalf
it he Mze f a gramV of wheat On the
Political.
sill F. Quu-;tlicinsche8
I'EHsKCU HON OK
LOKDOV, AUO. 2
LAeiagt4FISjin Vdoeaf week
zctte, nnd yet dislike to see her cause
profaned in the language and dishonored
in the deeds of those brawlers, who set
surface ofthe. inner con. tdififbi istles are
closely and firmly, widen conie in
Contact with this perforated cfrse. Tlie
tliSctiinacts)erp
diseaso. nor in those which had undpr-
. gone it in its lull extent j beccnse in the
fi;,st the roucilrtgTiii us state of die y oung
'freed andcofon would reiidT( detection
c.f iiie itjy?ct diflicuft ; and in the latter,
beeu-ie (he iascct.' havitie attained its
fee mill', the bi istles acting as so many
icelh, which foicibly press tiie grain a
gainst the inner side of the perforated
Case, and through these holes every thing
smaller than the grain is Worked out.
The grain d'scend into a ulitc which
1 . ... . a .. ....
nuuuntv, must have escaped with the 1,88 a sieve oouom. trie openings ol whica
6ji-ct. of.lurt.her propagation. Tl.tjpoda'.8'80 xwMtr than the grain. Now
ac iecteu for .examination on the hst of , a Vrcvtnt torrr substances from enter
Augustrwere thone diseased, just iithc in5 ,ln; machine. Jo effect this, the
art of exflanion. In nearly every in hopper at op has a sieve, show or basin,
tanccin the defective lobe insects were V'e spaces of which are f?ufficiently large
discovered ; a few in the shapo f small !to allow the grain readily to pass thro.
m.ggofs or worms, but in the major 0Ul Tr'1 o large na to atiow any sun
ian, in little excavations or cells which
liiey seemed to have prepared, either jh
t'te consumption1 of 'food or otherwise,
Jttrt discovered from three to four small
iuieijs, which bore a great resemblance
to the weavel, having on first epesure
ty the light, the appearance of two scars
on their backs, dividing them nearly in
ta three edual parts. They hetra red at
jrat apparent reluctance and aueasinessJ
at quitting tlieir cells, until they had coh
lected en their bodies from three to four
very active small lice, scarcely percept..
Lie tohe eye, which doubtless must have
Deen tbeir young. Aftenlispusin' of
Jiese on their bodiei, 'and ,'beinj warm
ed by the inn for a few accotyii , a '.strug
gle ensued the scars on their backs dis.
appeared, transparent m iners were uu
stances to pass which art over the size
of the grain.
It is worked by a crank and the hop.
per is kept agitated as in the common
mill, to cause the grain to. pass rapidly.
It is confidently believed that this ma
chine will separate the wild onion seed
from wheat. Its construction is simple
and cheap, awl, i doubt not, it will be
come: eminently useful to our extensive
up us her chosen iustru
men's. '
The Gazette says, 44 to write seriously!
lent to Mr. lkK of tf.e Mr.tfcd the S- Si,M"1 T RUt T"
.!. .1- H'Mimiu.irr .,,.;.,,. . i casonhuie man, no re.narKS. verauvo-
.leMriughU immediate attendance at the caM 'hem in any shape. aiid uenirsthat)'
n Am..M t r I h I I . . A Huna Pi iii Alii. iM !the 'MunrlieHter Alcohnir ran lift called!
"iiilv ui w a unit; . tir lit . rj U..b
lirooK keeorninuiy rruain-ii luitner, mio i""r, 'i wan im iiimius. uu vn
n i.trndiced m o ,a room, where he i Editor of (he Gazette, or could cveii Mr.
found i.e'd Siilmvuili, the Attorney Ge-.HUN'r himself huve undertaken to say
iieml, the Chancellor of tho Exchequer,' that it would not have become si ? There
tnd some other memlier nt the ' adtiu
ration, sealed, i
Inpnau Oiinofa l
....... t ,Uv... ,.t v"1' grievances ov petition and remonstrance, n, the land ami the natural advaat',
-em lor you id. eoncmueee oi a uuer ,,,.,. tl0guijafic. f leaders who have the eouotry. They represent tha i,
wh.eh has appealed in the publ.e p.pen,iaome gUk,. , ,.Ht ,hrtSe mM be of lUe qoalityhearily ti
to the late traduction at Mniiche-' .. ... ' '., ,. .. ......... ...:.w rr-.. r . .
rnues inai acseinuie atiur can or iutit- " .ujv.. .
tion of some popular person like Mr.'ak nut timber, and a large j
IMPORTANT TREAtt; Wl I
-bataioT, i
We nnderatand that the Tret
the Chippewa Indians b4 Keen e
hy Guv, Caia, forlheeislfflftta j
ted StulM of a considerable poriii
Territory, taetding all the tons'
the Sagan.i river and itl braacbt
boandary af tht tract now pttreha!
enret m at tbepretent TadiaB- bi
line weitef this place, and riloi ft!
p-lnt due west sixty mile, thence
n et line to the bead of Tfcut.de
ver. and dawn the aame to thV
: . . ...... i- m
prouaoij irera leveaiy Hi
hundred mile nortbweit of Sag--t
he treaty has been eefaelaj'
terms equally advantageboa to trit
states uud to tbe Indian, and io
ner o &tifctory to the latter.'' t
learn their chief speaker, Noihem
quet, va deipatebed by the) ai
waij. r..r Gov.. Gas epeo thU fide;
flagana river, aod to infsjrm himt
felt perfectly aatiified with thaal
ment wuieli bad been aaad,aa'
tbankfol fer the aUantioa ahawati
Comiderahlrt rpartr:iana k&.'
made for mem, smd' ifie rueaaa oil
for afnistiut; (hem; in asrieul ur
here it reason to none, from tha'i
lion they now manifevt, that ta
hvlnmii ftl.ilnriBrv. indllilriil,
farming people.- ' , , :
', Thi rfico, eantaibiog mora t
millions of acres, it very important
1 crnli ry. i be gentitmea who ai
-menil.em of the " ahmrn-1 j8 no friend of ficedom that can object t.j,ue treaiyfrom I hi place, tai
, inconiiliation. The At- assemblies of the people for a ttdrcs of njon respecting tho quality m
4 Mr. Brooks, we' l','ive.grevft,K.,.s uv petj(in anj remonstrance, n; the land and tbe natural ad
coaearr
and lj
eher, signed,. Frnnci Burdttf' va it
Ho you that, letter wan uddresscd ?' Mr.
rJrooki es.' Atlurriey General
iltvt you got the original letter r' Mr.
Brooks Msy 1 hn permiltcd tor.klhe
purpose of the emjuiry r 'Attorney Ge
n'ral: The letter i n Rediliout Iibtd :
und our pnrpose is to prosecme it. Wiil
y o u g iv e i t-p to- n ?'J 1 I rr B ok 4 I
am not )t the prrtunt cnonitii! prepared to
KJV wfietncr l will or nt. l slioultl like
a litile lime lo advice on the mihjrH."
The counsel eonsitlied lg(4ber. The
Atlorney Geucrul 4 Will jog he prepat
e.tftg':ve en answer to morraw ?' Mr
Brook 4 i should like to have -till Fri
day.' Aitorucy General 4 VVellj on
Friday, Mr. , Backs, we bliull eypeet your
nnswer.' Air. Brooks thru withdrew.
Mr. Brn-ik having writteo tn Sir F. Bur
dctl an areoniil of tht: proceedings of the
I'ri'vy Council, .with regard to his letter lo
the Elector of Westminster, the Baron
has cotr.e. forward in the most candid and
manly way, and avowed himstlf the au
thor. On Monday tbe Secretary of State
received lha following letter :
CorTRBaooK,,AUO. 8, 1849,
. My Lord : Hearing your Lordship
has' applied . to the gentleman liirougn
whose hand my address to the -Elector
of Wetuinsterwa transiniUed nothe
Hiicm . ii., ni i.A . irfmint it (anal in every point of view io t
' . O I. 1 nJL I. l. V. .Xt A MOI 1m lllA
rhey do n.ore very generally before Ihcy ,..ui- u-uu,B . tU. .
Ohio.
Tbe Sasana i stated to be a fine!
river, navigable many mile from r?
gnna tiaj for vessel of burthen, l
into the interior of lha eoumrv for I
,u ....... ... ...... .nj "-v "Dosts. r ive voDsiueraoie ti earns
disperse beside petitioning and rein on.
Crating. They fieijuemly proceed to
acts if-open outrage, and somettmcs In
volvc in destruction all who are obnoxi-
newspapers, (o give up the author; and
had, at the same lime, intimated that a
refusal Would subject Lira, a well e the
editor ol the
their enemies. There is nt controlling
the passions 'of, a multitude when once
excited a spark applied will kindle a
devouring llame. I here is a contagion
in popular feeling that is ift vsistable, and
the sphere "fur the -'inflammable iloqnence
of the popular orator becomes (he wider
in propotton to the number, and cousc
quer.tly the ignorance of his hearers. MrJ
Hint may possess tiie ail of stopping at
the proper point, bul the next orator that
succeeds may set all in a flame It ia on!
these grounds that reflecting men areJ
adverse to the assembling of multitudes
of heinera without education or rclloction
under the guidance of leaders tiiat are
neat ly as ignorant and unreflecting as
tKemselves. ' : ,
But can the Editor ofthe Gazette b
scriona in belu?yjngtlialaiiy refortrritt
EnglandTnSIytoJiejc.flV by such
popular assemblies as those which have
been recently called into existence by the
violent partizans of reform, without phn
or organization- or motive or end char
nl filae.a nallpH l.M Knrkif. to fn
river, presenting an almst uuex?,
iust&nce of a beautiful and highly
eoiintry being watered ib the moil t
ful manner. . I
We anticipate a speedy tnirrat!
tbi traet, aod a great increase of I
Idtion and wealth to tbo Territsryi
Domestic
rial
paper, to a Ministerial
I - . : I it. I'l . . 1 a - a ot la srtk " at .
n..'..r r..- : :- prwsecmiou, tc me iiueny. in oruer iv oetineu ' noes lie real v tiling tna
particularly desiened. althouzh it can be i . "!e W?u r "T.f1 a.rthw lube: lt,,e government of that country is to be!
. .. . " " e lav a,, in 8tnnr aoovemeoiioDoa a 1,rrifitd" wliiUt it iMirrcivea all this
adapted to ever species of train. L. Jl...: . . . tfrryicu wnusi u perceives an mia
Yours, resoectfullv. K'il" IKV:"?. '.T?'" oru: and that men without talent, reapectab.li
. . MKCHANICUS.
frajiingfon City, SevU 1819.
We understand the investor, Air.
1 i i iiuu niuisi II insit'i.va nil im,
an anm.t pro.eeution, to laforui your lard.- and that men without talent, rripvctabili
.hip that I am the author of the Addre.!t w influence in eockiy ,,eaU ihtm ?
in question ; and, moreover, to assure i ' .i . .
your Lord.hiP that, ahhoueh penned in a P9 he. piously supposoU.e time to
p mat, although penned
excited feeling, 1 caa discover nothing
pfjraim Tisdale, oPHerkiraer, N.'J. baa;
authorized Mr. William Blaerove, aeent tf on re-peruaal, unbeeomine tbe ebarao
: oa . . .a . A O " - n, s . " . a a . a a . a ra
oiued, they became complete gnats, and 1 Ior ra,cnt
Lorry, and under the influence of trooalv'h.aye aived when liberty, civ.l and. re-
discover OathiDK ID "fi"'148 " oui w Vvt nn in uiiinuumi j,
IRANSeaiBKO rOB TH8 ATETTS
..Obskrver.
' no: I.c
Jitu c?r ;r , Voor Utter
weleoaied. ii-whietrAru manifest Ian'
impatne of a rentk of 'dine ih .
pntitinn or tur Kep'fseetilive lwk
nicffd awtv with some others in tbrt
5roond,XjjlTJHJati-TVitiiigT
Jeclarotuti vjf Jndeiftndence, indue!,
rla:ive importance or this ttatot j
cnurae of your long defauce, yoU di
most pfalwortby ffliogs t yet ad,1
loiiaie eooideratiOn mult eoovia
that North CaJolinv doe j not hoi
standinz iu our nofnical family, to
sfae seems to be entitled by her terri
ilimle. &e. 1
To answer year letfsr, I shall ha
take a cursory review f war state.
more onsusive remarks are made, 4m
seeeh you attribute them- to provoki
carrenees, and'eomplaio no more n
flew off with no small rjrobahiiitv to da. ,nStn
posit these youncones intho neit hW described
floms of COttOn. I he rnnne f.ir tdia
position: was, that just before the exanii. X1 ?e f"wBg " eommaaicated te M by;;:
tent and Cody Rights, at Waab- ter oir" honest man and an Eagliibman. than ptrfumed memorials and ttvtel
,to dispose of rights to tbe above' " 1 "main your lordship's most obedi- acftitedl renwaifraacci, to use bis own
bed machine Ed 'eat and very bumble servant, language, must be employed ? In other
4 ' " FRANCI8 BURDETT. words physical force ? ' Where jare
mv0 mmr w W isW'.SVme'
nation ia question was undertaken, .me
of the party present remarked, he -wa9
sure that if an insect occasioned the dis
ease, ii must be'a moth as he never en
lalirieal spirit, thosgd if may t
nrl that snmethinef of sterner tfualitv erooiDt them. i '- I
' a . or . . . ... ,. I
ia judgiog ot ine wea.io ana iapo;
of North-Carolina, the erdiaary eril
weald Drove fallaeico. for.ooeh at!
ill Olirei . ...... . v-.. . - n :.-.
words physical force ? ; Where areT""m "L ltV 'r'fLJS
her patriots in this terrible Crisis I Where
are her Hamnieni and Stdhets 1 Oil
ihm n si HA n t i n o Aaapalaesi oF Kai M
Yerk Asioeiatioo for tbe pre motion of T18 "Washington City. Gazette )oeiw4 their mantles fallen on the shooldsrs
interoai improvement, aod it nigniy r mvifmr-w uw fi-' uu vyw 0r air. iiEsnr avirg na Mr. nizi
interesting. Jr. l Columbia. 1 ""? merwecus pepuiar tuceiiags in jam UoBBETX iSQUlh, rat.
rHKiBiin. namvtiiian wee navem nriv r'taneisiaa trasi
MAINE CONVENTION
-wi. .... . I?m.I...j i ..j....' I
m.Ai.: it ... , .... I wffricuiiHrai.--xne intna lamniei ei urmiuu, uacauao we uare nui cuuacn iiksj
; TT OP SpaiUh wheat brought by FlC. Feowike, itself to I applaod that vulgar a'odT pre-:
uw fwm Alr.-VtBsil ifttkle, in hshnir SttmjntHOta lfimS, Jfr.Uiat KVitTa A4 BWtiis tl .tht n? entitn tt ihd
tatej that the Castem House Beoksij
ibusI BJt be considered' lodiees ul ed i
odree.i j .
We esjoy mapy Advantages bst
Caroliaa kaa her , deformitiet.-W i
greater portion of sea eeast than) a) ,
tbe atlaatie state t we bae te lam
arei' iprovideae, instaroely giv' i
a good Port ia its whole esteat. J
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