VOL. I.]
CILiBLOTTE, JV'. C. TVKSD.ir, AVlilL 5, 1825.
[NO. 27.
PfBI.IHUED WEF.KLT
lU LEMUEL BINGHAM,
iT TUnKF. DOLI..iaS A YBAB, PAID IM ABVANCE.
Vop-ipcrwill be fliscontinueJ, unless at the
i|c.‘:cr«.tlon of the editor, until all arrearages are
ipiid.
AnvEP.TisEMETiTs wlll bc inscrtofl at the usual
rutes. Pcr.sons sending in advertisements, are
ic.iiu'«tcd to note on the marpfin the number of
'n'ons, or they will be continued until forbid,
a:ul chargcd accordingly.
State of Nortli-Carolina,
cabarhits rou.NTr.
(-ourt of Pleas and (Quarter iifssions, January
Term, 1825.
Wilhanv L. WeddinKton ) *
„ ° ( Attachment levied on
James Means. j lands.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the court’
■ that Jaim-s .Means, the defendant in this case,
IS not an inhabitant of this state : It is im/eml,
therefore, that publication be made three months
m the Catawba Jouniul, notifyinj? said defend
ant, that unless he ajjpear at our next court of
Fleas and Quarter Sessions, to bc held for said
county, at the Court-House in Concord, on the
third .Monday in April next, and plead, answer,
or demur, judgment pro conf. sso will bc taken
against him.
DAN’L. COLEMAN, C. C. C.
3mtoO—price adv.
For the bcnejit (ind encounigcment of
ME( IIAMH31
in the Western p.irt of North-Carolina.
The t'ollowing .scheme is the result of a
intM ting of the Charlotte Henevoient .Me-
hunical Society, for the purpose of de\ising
vays and uu'ans to exchange the labor already
vxpcnded in manufacturing, for another stock
d'materials, that they may continue cheerfully
in the exercise of their occupation, by whieli
alone they have been instructed to make a sub- ---p
]mc. The great want of vrnt f..r the labor 1 t..e sat.sn.ctmn of the co.irt,
i o .. .1 that Janies Means, the dtk-ndant in this ease.
^tutc of Norili ('arolina,
CAnABnus ror\TT.'
Court of Pleas aiiH (^uurt'rr Sisiions, January
Ttrin, 1825.
Joseph Young^
rs. ^Attachment levied on lands.
James Means. )
if the very limited nianufaciories nf tlie we.st-I • i i
trn part of North-Carolinu, is severely bv ! j j'* I"'is tiieretore
r.ose who liave been taught to rely on theiV | be made three months
ssi'.in alone for the support of then- faml-1 ‘ i '"S defend-
‘i.ij; ami such indigence will doubtkss keep I p, ’ . !,**/onr next ( ourt of
.‘\cry branch of mechanism that lalmrs under it,
in an awkward and cramped conflition, that must third \!nnH ‘ ”'>^*^1, on the
Ktani that energetic spirit, u .thout winch *t is , ' t’ ’ ?' ‘T,'’,
possible f.r the art to flourish. tnT ^ ‘
, • . 1- , L .1. ^ ' apainst him.
liic socw ty teels sanguine in the hope, that , D \\M COI EMAV Crr
ri'n'Iemen who are notin the habit of embark- . * ‘I/ ' “ * » - •
m lottery schemes generally, will be.influ-
cnccil by cliantable motives to encourage mech-
unisni at tlieir iioors, and thert by ha\e an op
Lincoln *ls;riniliural Society.
A T a meeting and Cattle Show of the Socie-
ty, at Lincolnton, on the 9th November
la-st, it being the first meeting of the kind held
by the Society, and the d:>y verv unfavorable,
consequently few persons attended never
theless, there were a few articles and animals ex
hibited, and premiums awarded, as follows :
1st. To Mrs. Cath;»rine Iloylc, for the
best piece ot domestic Carpeting, a pre
mium of $2 00
2d. To Jacob Reinhardt, Ksq. for the
best Kull Calf, .... 5 00
3d. 'I’o Major Lawson Henderson, for
the best Mule Colt, . . . 2 00
4th. 7 o (;oli Uaiiiel Hoke, for the best
2 horse plough 5 OO
The next meeting of the Society, Cattle
Show, &c. will he held at Ijncolnton, on the
second Tuesday in May next. Preniiums will
be awarded to the best of the following arti
cles, provided the Society adjudge them to be
w ithin the regulations observed by the Society,
1- For the best plough, drawn by one
. . ... . 00
2. For the best plough, drawn by two
borses, 5 qo
3. For the bestColt, of the horse or
mule kind, not less than six, nor more than
18 months old, .... 5 00
4. For the best Hull, or Heifer Calf,
not less than 6, nor more than 18 months
old, 3 00
5. For the best Roar, or Sow Pig, not
less than 6, nor more than 18 months old, 3 00
6. For a ratio of the greatest quantity
and best quality of wool shorn from five
sheep, 2 00
7. For the best Cotton Coverlet, and
for the best Cotton and Wool Coverlet,
tach 2 00
8. For the best piece of Domestic
Flannel, not less than lU yards, . 2 00
9. For the best jiiece of Blanketing,
not less than 5 yards long, nor one vard
wide ■ 2 00
10. For the best piece of Carpeting,
not less than 10 yards in length and one
or-1 yard wide . 2 09
State ()i‘ Nortli-C'arnlina,
portunity of profiting themselves foOO for Febrvcry Tirni (f Mccklmburg County Coitrf^
in advance, and affording their countcnanee Lewis’ Adm’rs. ■)
for'the encouragement of the best interest of I vs. vj.evied on Land,
t’le western part of the state. And for the se-1 John Lew is, j
■ curlty of tliose who may embark in this scheme,! -- -y appearing to the court, that the defendant "
i tiio society propose appointing several .lisinter- > | j, i„i,al,itant of this state : It is or- i >'
kited persons to value the work, and see that it that piiblieation be mnde in the Cataw ba ! best piece of plain domes-
uull not be imposed (.n the people at exor- journal, for thrve n.oiiths, that the defendant ’ ^*oth, mixed of cotton and wool, not
bitant prices. 1 he society has succeeded in appear at the lu xt court of tins countv, on the ' yards ; and for the best piece
procuring gentlemen to supennte'ud the uraw’- ^jomjay of May next, and renlevv and ph ad of Tw’illed Cloth, mixed as above men-
ing, in whom the public has full confidence, to issue, otherw is( judgment will be entered by ! e>ach . 2 00
^•'.d whose names will give a character to the , him. I The citizens of Lincoln countv vhether he
Lottery. It is proposed to draw the scheme .as _ 1>A.\C ALKXANDFH, C. M. C ionging to the Society as men.btVs or not, will
3mtjJ. Price ad\. J*4. j be entitled to compete for the above premi-
- ^ —_ I
Stato >r NtH'tll-Carolifia. ! 'I'he following pcrson.s, being Directors of the
soon as the tickets can bc sold, which, it is
l.kcly, will be in February-.
Cliarlottc, Jan. 11, lb25.
SCHEME.
1536 Tickets, at ?2.
hht tico Blanks to a Prize.
Thfre is a lone of good feeling and
liberality in the Circular oi' the Hon. J.\mf.s
B. Reynold.^, a mcmlxT of the House of
Ucpresentalivcs, tVom Tennessee, to hi.s
constituents, which would justify its rti-
tire insertion in our columns, if we iiad
room. But we can only spare enoug-li
for the fullowinp; extract from it; which
shows that, although the friend of Clen-
era! Jackson, Mr. Heynoklscan view w ith
candour the acts of otiier.s, and render
justice to their motives. We believe, if
all the opjiononts of the President were
as candid as Mr. Re\nolds, they would
unite w ith him in his declaration, that he
knows of no improper means “employ
ed in the elevation of ?.lr. Adams .
iVrt/. Journal.
“The Presidential election was a sub
ject in which all of you felt a deep aticl
sincere solicitude in the result. Honor
and gratitude were the great leadiii.f,
motives in your determination : Hoiun
to the state who had cherished and ex
alted their favorite and adopted .soji :
(iratitude for the signal and glonoub
seivices he had achieved to the Union,
in the most gloomy and des])onding j)e
riod of it. 'I'ht* Klectoral Colleges hav
ing failed in making a choice, it became
tiic duty of the House of Representatives
to elect the President of the United
States from the three highest voted for
by the People. On counting the votes,
in the presence of both Houses of Con
gress, it appeared that General Jackson
had 99, Mr. Adams 84, and Mr. Craw
ford 41. The House then immediately
proceeded, in obedience to the provisions
of the Constitution, to ballot by States ;
and on the first balloting, the votes were,
for Mr. Adams 13, Cieneral Jackson 7,
and Mr. Crawford 4. Mr. Adams hav
ing a majority of the States^ was declared
elected President of the United States
for the period of 4 years, commencing
on the 4th of March, 182.5.
If any improj)cr combinations or Cor
1 Prize of 1^500 (Phxton and Cotton Raw
(;in) ... - is f500
i do f^OO (Family Coach) • is ."00
I do J?‘250 (t.ig) - - is 250
1 do #180 (do.) . - is 1^0
1 ilo fl.50 (do.) . . is 130
February Ttrm if Mnklenhnrp: County (Wr/.l>‘‘rticularly sohciu d to give their
, ,■ r 'c^lononegres, Jiily,.Sam, Johnston, Andrew Hovle, John D. t.raham, (). I'
W Ilham Dougl.'is.s. 3 Frank, Jmle and Mary. , W . Holland, W m. Johnston, John Coulter, and J | should most mevitably have ex-
I T appearing to the eourt, that tb.' defemlant Win. J. Wilson. Maj. I.awson Henderson is | posed it to public view. But, in the ab-
is not an inliuoitant of this stati
i dered, that publication be made in the
•: It is or- appointed agent to reccive specimens of mine-1 sence of all proof, w ho, I ask, has made
. he J'atawba raIs, fossils kc. and to correspond with 1). Olm-1 ^],c arbiter of mens’ motives and ac-
Joiirnal, fi.r three months, that the defendant stead. State Ceologist, at Chapel.Hill, on the and nronounce them iiif im.iiis
ajipear at the next court of this rounty, on the subject. Therefore, all persons having any I ! ' ,i . rr . l " i-
4th .Monday in Miiy next, and replevy and plertd specimens of the kind, are invited to deposit; llH n>e on subji'f I
. 1........ . .1 !i L * .. 11. :♦ K If 1 /I i»»f i* »•#'*;! f1r- # »i i n t r»i» 'i/' i i n i n i
to issue, otherw ise judgment will be entered by the .same with M.ijor Henderson.
' ' '■ ' l!y order of the Societ\ ,
: do $100 (Side Board & Cotton 5aw (.in) ' default against him
is 200 ISA,\C ALKXANDFH, r.J/. C.
2 do J80 (Gig and Sociable)
* do $20 (Heil.-.teads)
3 do fl4 (a sit of Tables)
* do $12 (Windsor ;hairs)
do $10 (tw
om
1 do fB (R
JO do JG (G Plough
2 I.ani Cans)
iO do $5 (Hats^ ■ - - is 60
1 do $4 (Candlestand) - s 4
1 do $,3 (do) ' ‘ - - is 3
*"J do $3 (do) . - is 60
"'■-‘'J do- $2 (25 cast steel Axes, and 275 pair
Shoes) • - is 6U()
do Jl (Tin Ware, Jewelrv, Shoes, &c.
&c.) - . is 451
and a(
be-
ts of
deep interest to the country, arting untier
the same solemn obligations of liotior and
duty, which I)inds us all to Heavenf 1
hojie the charges are unf(imid(‘d. Men of
great talents, who have, her«‘tofoi-e, stood
high in the regard and aflections of their
1
the grave and churcli-\ ard, and for the purchase terms. | CJijoy t/iPm^ ought not to be put down
of a BKLI., are reipiested Vo make payment, so , SKTTF-KS and WKFrLNG CH AIKS, made slight gi ounds, or jealous suspirions.
VAHDKY McBEE, Sfc'u.
_JI(7rrh 29,
IVindsor Chair JMakitip; Business.
mtJ5
Price adv. ?4
Aotirc.
I that a bell ni:.y be purchased and put up with
as little delay as possible.
JOHN IHWIN,
Treasurer of the Ptourd Commissioners,
March 18, 1823.—J5*
^33 J.3072
’T'irkets can bc had in Charlotte cf tlie under-
ition all persi
for a note of hand, p:\ai)le to l.iiicolii Stew-
J HKRF.B.Y caution ail persons from tv.iding
'•ped Commission. rs, bv letter, postage paid, I o'| I'ee. mber ne.vt which
"’Closing the monev; or from their agents in ,I nm determined tu.t to pax, as sa.d Stew-
^alisburv. statr.wvlll.. f’nnrnr.I . I.ineolntoii. , lias not comi)lie.i with the stipulations agreed
^ilisbui^, Statesville, Concord, Liiieolnton, jnot compile.! w ith the stipulatu
Torkvillc or I,ancastcr; who pledge themselves o". or which the nete was asMgned, witli IJuck-
•o.pay the prizes asset forth in the scheme,' lunty. IJesides, 1 have other
thirty days after the drawin.ir, or refund the 1 reas-ons,
-'’ncy to purehasers of tickets, provided the'
"'1‘Ciiie shall not be drawn.
LFKOV SFChMST.
SAM’[.. HFNnri?soN, ^ork>illc iJook |>ni(lcry.
(iHKF>N KKNDKICK, T^jTHK subscriber Iv. irs leave to iijfonn the pu!'-
JNO. JtOYI). I 1 lic ill gt m r:il, tii.it lie carries on tlie linnh-
F.xplanatory Hind Uillb can be had of, all t> variniis hnmclies. Having
to oriler, can be had on short notice,
WH.LIAM cri-VF.HHOUSE.
Charlotte, Feb. 5, 1825.—onit32
But if it is possible to fix guilt by evi
dence, the business ought not to rest in
new’spaper. essays and the n’.uiniurs of
the disappointed; for miu li as 1 esteem
and honor some of iheiii, I ’vould not
Coninil
•15
supjdied iliniself w ith tlie hi ht ot niateriids, he
Wlll rxi elite work m tlie lu atest ni.inner and on
the sliorteMt iioiiee.
N. H. All ordi rs tor Hlank and Co])y Hooks
/> , .1 V ill be piinctuaile attended tn.
Chair i\* Ornar/ieniai] cj.f joiiN ii. or. cajm khkt.
IMIMEi;
I n.TUUX,-, his thanks to },is friends and the
* r.,,ui- 1V 1 . K be let out, at Puhlir Auction, to t
hv 1r"'"' T lowest bidder, on Satiirdav, the 9tl, A,.
: ' ' n- xt, tl... repalnng .f TWADK isTKF.K.T, fn
tl uanee of patronag-;. He is p>. ,;aml , ^
. I- 1 kindsof ‘•‘‘ntmgu.hi.lme; anuoi - A description cf t
!■, , V on h.ivin,,- their wuk neat-
' X(mti'il, and with d*'sp:i*eh
I'T jM’ainting in the country will be done
■‘■''•"t lidticc.
If Old Ciiairi rc-pa'.nted and re-:;uilt.
''hurhflc, O. toUr ■]; IHj-l. — ltf
(»rk OH 'l'rad(‘ Srrc‘t.
l!,I, be let out, at Public .\uction, to the
April
from
hollow
the
I work to be done, ic. will be made known, b\
pphmg to till'coii'niis'iioners of (diailottc
M'm-c/i 2r>, i8:j.—:t'J7
\LI- persons indi bted to the subscriln r, are
invited to call and settle tlieir noti s and ae-
I counts, bv paying the cash, as I ha\ e coiiimen-
to settle in I \vorking inr cash only. I still r main at tin
tte, N f ., .;airi(! plare win
A NY person desiroij:
the village of ( harlntte, N 1 c;,mi! plare win r- I have worked for the la'*
and save the troulib' an I exp* nse , contiinii tin; l^ondon and I’hila-
of buiMinR-, will do w. 11 to r-dl on j ,|,.ip'|,|a fl,sliions. N. H.—All persons sending
' ,ip])rentices to ino with work, are ri(ju Mcd to
give them an order, as oth» rwise 1 shall not do
their work. JOHN’ M. SLAUt.llTKH.
Murcfi 20, 182.':.— >t:s
» i. '‘'vi, lui 3.Ill ni.T
tu terms to please a jiurcha';* r, vi.; : —
‘•'■'-front lots and twof.a- k, Ivin- in
I and adjoinin;;- William 1 .uckv'si land ;
. ‘tw ) Mroail strei t, and
-K lot_
•\1
,'^k lot, adjtiining the Methodist Chur-'b.
,,, ’ story dwelling-liouse on Hrf,ad-st.
north-ea'.t from the Ci-urt-
• T'-M?. " premises are an
■ ' liar, Uiti hen, Sinake-iiouiLVl’>arn,
••1 an'l1-^ iith+^r neeei.rarvont buiMin;;.
Vd'W 'D M.'ir.ioNsr.iv'
Just
for sale at this OtTice, i;i a paT*iphlet
form, “strictures on a pu ce wntti >i b\
Mr, David Ht^el, . ntitled Hrarmly rlonrl ot
Peg'lu ration, or, 'I'reliTlsc on Holy Paptisn "
Pv .Tosjra Moonr, I’’ P V. Vr:'' ''Sc' .*'
A
rnnis large, elegant, and i moment to hul l them fii>ni
i 1. well bri-d joung horse, i tlx'ir high ofliceK, in ibe rnrinner pointed
will stand the ensuing season ] |,v liii.' constitution. I had no lavors,
atthe, aiiv of those eiiiineut
following places to wit :-at Kobe,t " ’s, „l„;„ught sureeVd to the Presideu-
12 nules above Charlotte, Mondavs and 1 ues-, . , , •
davs; in Charlotte, at Dr. Hen.leVson’s stable,' ^'-1 t, no oHu e.
Wednesdays and ThuiNday-.; Fridays and Sat-' M> duty and obligations are exchisiv'ly
urdav«, Ht Wobert !. Dinkin’s, U mih s below youi’s. w hile in your serv i(c.
Charlotte, on the Ohl Nation Ford road, public j Adams is a man ofcMninent and
dayse.vcept.d, when he will bc in Cbarlotu- ; ^ ^|isti„gulslied talents,and 1 li iist will huM’
and wil l)f’ 111 to nuircs at tlic* modcriilc- nnce ' ' i t . i ,
of Six Dollars the single leap; Twelve Dollars ' l»;^'>'.rabl>, prosperous, and happy ad-
theseas-.n, p.iya'de the l.st of January, but to IHinistrullOli, (lui ing the term ol Ills ej, i>
be (liseharg. d'witii ten, if i>aid wrthiii'the sea-' lion, i‘oi-the Ix-neiil and glory of our coni-
son ; and Fifietn dollars to ins'ire a mare with ' nion country.”
foal, (ireat care and precaution will he taken
to avoid aceidents; but no liubillty. The sea
son will commence the lUth .March and end 15t!i
June.
DF.SCHIPTION'.
Mississippi is a be.aiitifiil chesnut sorrel, near
sevtMitecn hands high, live years old this spring,
well proportioned, and possessing great muscu
lar power.
I’F.DHlPF.r..
Mirhissippi was got b\ the celebrated running
horse .Napoleon, who w as got by Sk_% scraper,
w iio w as .uot !)y tin- fiinftus imported horse Dare
Di vil, and was desce'idod from the great run
ning horse F.cli])se. Napoleon’s dam was‘lie
e'dehra^'-d ma'-e Slow-aiid-F.asy, who wa.s got
l)v the celebrated horse Paronet, her dam !iy
('ei)hahis; her gran-dam by Fearnought; Mis-
si.ssippi's dam w us g(.t by the celebrated rnnning
hors.- l)oui)le-h'ad, w ho was got !)\ the old sfir-
r l Diomede. Doiibli'-head’s [ifrfonriance on
the Teniu ssee turf, w as uneipialled by an} horse
tliat ever run in that s’ati', and warr.ints the as
sertion of his !)elng a thorough bred liorr.e ; her
dam was got by the running bor^e Old P>elare,
out of a purtr.i r and Fearnought mare.
( HAI.LKNt.F,.
Mi'.sis-u'ri has not jet had an opportunitx
of distingnisliiiig hiiTiself as a riiniu r, and (it
coi'rsi,; has Jifithing to recommend him but bis
;>edigrcc ; but if any person wi,-.lfes to test that
iiirt, lie r':n c)ut-riiii anv (-'allion foaleij and rais-
ed_lnthe state, fri'in oni -fonr’h ofu mile to four
miles, c irrving tlie v.eijd:t f4 iils gmi.m am;
saddle f.n cafli, t' r tiie amoi.i.t of In', scoon, or
one tl.oH^nd dollars. ]>)(.
A’a-ch \ 1'; '■ —M
Prcaidcnt Monroe's Jivrnuata.—.Xr.King
the papers communicated tjtlie ( oiiimil-
tee of Congress, to wlioin w as refei red
the President’s message relative td his
accounts, was a document containing a
detaiierl statement rd' hi, transartinns
with the (iovernment from the coninn'nee-
menl of his pu'ilic life. 'I’his rr/m;: -.iiows
satisfactorily to our minds that .Mr. Mon
roe has just claims on the (iovernment ;
and 've ha'c no doubt but thosir claims
w ill be jiroinptly and properly altenth'd
to. 'I’lie document takes up seven co
lumns anrl a half of the National Intelli-
getn er, and is there ion' too long for our
columns at ttie present moment. In the
mean time we make tlie following extract
to show the unceremonious manner in
which the feelings of Mr. Monroe have
been handled. Unit. Patriot.
Eitrnct from th? stntemnd nf PrcaiJciit
rcc to the C'l/nmiUcc.
Having presented, above, avlew ofmy
elaims on the (>o\einment, in my se^^r-
.'.’Trn‘^'.>ion‘ to Europ*’, 1 liavc now to in
vite a like view of anv which the govern
ment may have on me, w hich I do from
the same pei iml, that of 17lM. to ti e pi c-
sejit time. I wish every transaction of
my life, in which the public have any in
terest, to be investigated, and with the
utmyst rigor. 1 here is no occurrencft
which may not he sifted to,the bottom,
by authentic and original documents, or
by living testimony. Let both be a])])eal-
ed to. All my books and papers, bank
uitd others, are open to \our inspection,
and in cjuestions ol'doubt, if there be any,
let those of the opposite pai t) be referred
to.
I am induced to ln\lte this incjuiry by
.'('asons which ap()‘ar to me to be con-
I lubi\e. Dim ing the two last sessions of
Congress, Committees w*‘ie appointed
lo in\estimate the sale uf public lots in
this city, by Colonel I.aiu', la’e superiti-
lendetit of Public. Huilding^. to whom
that busiiK'ss had been rummitted. 'I'h©
Chairman «ii those committe' s. occupied
lumself, in each sesr.ion, bv an investiga-
,io»i of my conduct, not as a purchaser
ofjiublic lots, for I had nexei’purchased
any, but in th('disl)ursement of the Curni-
ture fund, and in othei- transactions d‘ a .
private nature, to uhich the jiower of th«*
committee did not extend. Altliougk
ap|)rised of Ibis irregular proceeding,
and of its «jbject, I nc".ertheless disre
garded it I was awiire that ermnerjuf;
inipressions might be formed, atul.suspi
cions excited bv it, to my prejudii e, but
still this was a nudtilication whi( b I
could not avoid, and was doomed to suf
fer. Knowing the ground on which I
stood, in the discharge «»f my public du
ties, as to intenti(Mi at-least, I cott'-oled
myself with the reflection that it could
only be temporary.
A message was at lenjMl; sent to mi' by
Uie Chairman of the coiumitlee. to in-
(julre whether I would attend ihe Com
mittee lo give such 'Xplanations as
might be re()iiired on thove points;
whether I would give the eX|dan:itions,
in writing, in answer lo a letter who h lu'.
might address to me, for th(' purpose.
My reply u-as exjilicit, tliat 1 would nei-
th(‘r attend the committee, nor answer
any letter which he might address lo me,
on the points to which lie had (".tended
his investigation ; that If the committef'
wished exiilaiiation, touching any part of
my pu!>lic condu( t, thev must sei k it
thrriugh Congress, and before the nation,
where I was willing and fii'epaied t(»
meet them. W'itli w hat afterwards oc
curred, you are well a( |uantec|. ]l is for
tbes' reasons that I invite jour altc'ntioil
tt) this subject, anr! that I wish your iti-
f|uiry to be exti'nded to e\er’y Iriisf that F
have held fi-om my counlry, that I may
ha\e ati op port uni tv, before my rei ii( irient
to giv‘ all the explanations which any
ease may n*(|uire.
The .flfrirrni dnlnj))/. — Despalt lies h.u'W
laUdv ber'n recei\c(i, jl the f)|Tice of lhr^
.Amerii an Coloni/ation Sot ietv in \V.' ,h-
iiigton, and also at t!ie Xavv De[);.i-t-
melit, li om the Colonv at 1/ibe? i;i, vvhieli
are in the higln'st f!e;M-ec satisfai tor\.—
Ihe ( oirniv is uihIiM’ goorl einTn-'iif^
and israjiidly imi)ro\ ing, as pi.iv be udg-
ed lr(*m some of the f;ieir, h're;d’ r sta
ted. I he utmost resj)eei hiis been paid
to the ins! rii( lions of the Soeietv. .\
small utiil(;rm militarv force is establish
ed lor the p;-eser\;i'ioii ofnolire. kc. arid
tlie militia are periodii ;di\ railed ou' in
the nuiiilier rcfjoisiie foi'sen'ries. Siiici'.
the o'rgani/.alioM of the !>-narM, there has
not been a siu'rle instance ofiln* public
.stores iieing pillaged, as had iVefjiMntlv
happened befure. tht‘ whole, lliC
reports present a piciire of an e\( ellenf
pro\ iin i.il {TO\('rnment in sucressful oj)er-
ation. Besides the pu'dic builditigs and
improvenn , which ai'e exiensive, oni',
store housi', ;d)oui a do/en frame hotise':,
and nearly forty log buildings have latel\*
lieen built, or are buildino, all coveicd
with shin!.;les r)!)tained in tin' settlement.
I wo houses f)f worship are building, «>n“-
by the .Metliodisis, flu' fither bv the 15.ij)-
tist*'-. lilt re is a school forl>f)\s, anoth
er for girls, a thii'd, an evening schor)l
lor ad nil's. The disco verv of indii^^enoUH
( ollee on that coast, sample*; fjf v hit li
have been foru urdcd to tlie United States,
is lull ot auspif iotis promise to the inter
est.., (d the C»lo?iy. Indir;o i^c'ars fuliv
tt ti cuttings in th» \enr, atul its cnlntre.
is extending. 'I'he ]>opuhiiion of the;
(Colony is abou* of whom about three-
fouitlis ar.‘ grown persons. Three ha\e
only dinl in the last six months, and
tho;.e fi om dd age, Sec.
John Quii’.ry Adams was horn in that
part of Hraintree, now called Quincy,
CMass.) on the 11th ofjylv, 1767. He is,
therefore, nearly jS years (dil.
We lenj-n (savs a N. York paper'' that
Bishop Hobart h.is preached at Iionu ' It
is said that lie is the only Ihrctiiril" di
vine, who h.is hmi-rlir/ 'I’st'nc'.ic". sincC
I the Apostle P:;ul.'' " —