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SENATE.
Wtdnmday, Mv. 30. On motion of
Dr Fi the reflation proponing to the
house of common that the Legislator
adjourn fine die on Monday, 2d Janua
ry!, was taken op and adopted.
COMMONS.
Wednesday, Aor. 30. James H. Jar
man, one ihe member from Duplin
county, appeared, was qualified and took
his peat.
Mr. Clayton presented a bill for thr
' erection of a new ( unty from Buncombe,
by the name of Madison.
? Cemmittte of Finance Hill, Rand,
Bedford, Hollingwiih, Small wood, Stal
lings, Kenan, and Boon, were appointed
to compose, in conjunction with such
mem ben at might be appointed on the
part ot the Senate, the committee of fi
nance. On motion of Mr. Guinn of Macon,
the committee on the judiciary were in -1
structed to inquire into the expediency f
of giving the junior patentee ine ngra oi
filing hu petition and suing out a sciie fa
cia in his own name to vacate a grant ob
tained by fraud and false Bullions of a
prior patentee.
Mr. Graham introduced a resolu'ion in
favor of James C. Turn ntine, referred.
Mr. Petty introduced a bill to repeal
un set of 1835, to annex part of Wilkes
to Ashe, -referred to the committee ot
propositions and grievances, together with
a petition ou the lame luhject.
Mr. Fisher introduced a bill declaring
that the shares of stock in joint stock com
ptnie shall be deemed as personal es
tate,. referred to th. judiciary commute ,
Mr. Fisher inlroducrd a resolution, di
recting the public treasurer to receive cer.
tain notes of the banks of Virginia, South
Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia, in
payment for Cherokee lands, referred to
the committe of finance. Subsequently
on motion of Mr. J. VV. Guinn, !he res
olution was referred to the committee on
Cherokee land.
senate:
Thursday Dec. ) M Kerr present-
ed the p lirictj of George Williamson,
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sheriff of Caswell praying tor an allow
ance of certain insolvent polls, referred.
On motion of Mr. Reid, a mes sage was
ient to the "seftate-' proposing, to raie a
joint Select committee of thiee from ijcIv
house, to. take into consideration so much
of the amended constitution as require?
the general assembly to prescribe by law
the manner of determining contested elec
tions tor governor.
On motion of Mr. Bamett, a select
committee was directed to be appointed,
to inquire whether the banking capital of
the Slate ought not to be - inc reaped .,; and
if so, whether the better mode of increas
ing it be not by adding to the capital of
banks already chartered, or by incorpora
ting a new bank or banks.
Mr. Moore presented the memorial of
the commissioned officers of the North
regt. of S okes militia, for a division of
Baid regt. into two district legiinents,
referred to the military committee.
Messrs Taylor, Moiehead, Mebane,
Carson, Kelly, and Arrington, wre ap
point! ou the part ot the senate, to com
pose the joint select committee, to whom
is to be referred the report of the com
missioners appointed for revising and di
gesting the public statu e laws of the stale.
The proposition of the b'oihe of com
mons, to go into the election of U. S. sen
ator on to morrow, was, ua motion of Mr.
ByTan of Carteret, laid on the table, by a
Tote of ?5 to 24. .
Mr Bryan of Carteret;- fronr thr iudr-
ciary .committee, to whom was referred
the resolution, proposing to stnend the
law relative to issuing writs of capias ad t
satisfaciendum, made an adverse report ' fh nzmg the secretary of state to issue a
on the subject ;which was concurred in, i duplicate land warrant to Capi. William
. .. J . . . , .U ..I t. tnnr C . l- ,l
and the committee discharged from the
further consideration of the matter.
The report of the commissioners for di-.
gesting the public statute laws was read,
and motion of Mr. Mur teller, ordered
to be printed
Messrs. Edwards, Margrave, snd Hall,
were appointed, on the part of the sen- volei ,or Sud&fi Settle, one scattering,
ate, to compose a joint select committee ' r Mosely who was not a candidate,
of three hum eacl house (ordered to be COMMONS,
raised on motion of Mr. Edwards) to ar- Saturday, Dec. 3. Mr. Courts, from
range and presi ribe the tin.e and manner the commutee to whom the subject had
for assembling the two houses of ij;e le- been r (erred, reported a bill to emanci
gi'liiture, to compare the Voles given for pate, Henry, Fanny and John, slaves and
governor, and annou'. t the result. uloldren of Mike Howard.
COMMONS. , ' Received from Hi Excellency the gov
Thursday, Ltc. 1. .W. Graham, from j ernor, a commui'iication in relation to the
the judiciary committee, reported against
lum.er legipirtiion, mi mis Hiiil, oil me
utji t t cf the tax on stage pla)ers and
(questrian nerforn.tr ; roncurred in.
Ir. Graham, from the same commit
!etreM.rttd inlom ally on ihe resolution
i.diitive to give a legislative construction
on the gill section of the conti utlon of the
f I . I . . I . : . . I . L
.Ihe
Siate,;- the report was. concuned and the) the divunm of .Orange couMy but the
".-on-! m-rttee--dic harped from the further Mnotron i recmitde.r wattjtcted. "
v .u-idt raTonof the sotjt rt. J Mr. I)Uon Iwrdwi, from the joint sH
.Un liiouon ol Jiir. Uiatiam, liesolvcd,!
mi ins x xcciitncy me governor rr- f bill
tji,i:Mii; id iKhim tnjs tiouse, upco wn.;t t
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- '. 'Tii.? :- d ttu.7i vsh( rn thf loan of 400,-1 and
last session, has been "obtained. c.
The bill to incorporate the Milton Man
ufacturing company, paesrd its third read
ing, and was ordered to be engrossed,
On motion of Mr. Hutchison, a mes
sage was sent to the senate, proposing
rh'at the two bouses do, on to morrow at
12 o'clock, co into the election of U. S.
Senator, iir place of Hon. Willie P. Man-
gum, resigned, and informing that the
name of Robert Strange is in nomination
ior the appointment.
Messrs, M'Ntill. Koberts and tiran -
bury were appointed by the speaker, sto
comnose. on the nart of this fiuuse, the
joiiil select committee on the library.
SENATE.
Friday, Dec 2. Mr. Bryan of Carteret,
presented a 1 t t s tu amend iho act of 1030,
authorizing the government to appoint
commissioners to take the acknowledg
ment and pn'ofof deeds and instruments
under seal and depositions.
Ke uved from his excellency Gov.
Spaiijht a message communicating the re
p rt of VV, . Ilnywood, Jr. Efq. as
agefit for the state to procure a loan of
($400,000, read and on motion of Mr,
Music), transmuted to the house of corr-J
mon. )
On motion of Mr. Reinh.it dt, thr ju
diciary comirittee-Wi re instructed to in
quire into 'he expediency of sj mending
t ite road laws as to make it llw duty of
ovt'rrcprs of hw'hwnv to .'iccount lor all
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urns iney nay town in. in ueiinqucu'
hands. t OM:M()NS.
Friday Det. 2. I ne hill directing the
Dub'li: IteaMir
er to receive in payment
foi Chuokee, Umk. .the bank notes
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Virginia, .Tennessee South Carolina and
(ieJig.a, was reported by Mr. Sitterth-
wiii.e from Ihe committee, passed its 3 J
reading nnd was ordered to be engrossed.
I ti" em 10 lav t-rt trom uraniie. a new
county to be called Jt lieison, was, alter
being advocated ry Mr. Graham, and op-
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po-td by Mr- Moore, 1 ejected ou its sec
ond
rearing,
bv a vote ot 48aes to 63
noes.
On motion of Mr. Huti hinFon, a message
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imo an el'-t tton tor a benator 10 the con
gre?.- of! the United 5?'.at s, to supply the
vaf uncy occisioned by 'he. resignation of
the lion. Willi- P. Mangum.
The hi! I h lion ing public officer?, or
their-d-pties, trt-atJu.in;fter oali in cer
tain f.Ht,'- received its final reading, and
was ordiuU to e engrored.
. fcENA'IE.
Saturday, Dn 6 JNir. bryan ol
terei pi-fBenikd aOiII to kive Ic-sors of
Und a lien upon the crops of their lessees
tnr thp naiiiifvnt ..I (h ri.ir " t
vi l' n . . i i.iii u., tr
M . K-ll j-rcsenttd a h i to lay off a
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,cu lut w " t'-t-
1 h brl to amend the bci ol 1830, rel-,
ative to Liking the acknowledgment of
dteds was r'd the second and thud tunes
and ordf red to be engrocsed.
0:i Aiotion of Mr. Un an of Carteret it
Ie:-ohed, Unanimously, by the seoatelding for me biennial election of comptrol
Ol .h G ll'eral Afsemblv of the Slate -Of ,
North Caiolina, that we have heard with
deep itgiet and unfeigned sonow, of the
death of the Hon. Jttte Wilson, a Senator
elect ot this body from the 1st senatorial
district oi this state; and that iu comir ou
witn the community at larg,we lament the
lost of the talents, the virtues and emin
ent worth, which, by his death, we have
all sustained.
fittolvt That the members of the
Senate, will wear the usual badge of mour
ning as.. token of the respc-ci thty.,bear to
the deceased.
M r. Montgomery from th eoinmiUee
0tt the stibjcct, rcperfed a f esolution ao
V illiams, .No. I860, for hw revofutiona
ry services ? which passed three readings;
and was ordered to be( engrossed.
According to a previous order, the sen
ate went into an electido of 0. S.S.enator,
in place ot Ivlr, Mangum, which resulted
in L'4 votes for Judtze Slran're. and 5
slate loan of $400,000 referred to the
committee ol tinance, on motion of Mr
Graham.
i'he bill concerning bodies corporate in i
ttis state received its nnal rcadini: and
was ofdred to be engrossed.
Mr. iiHoir oTdan moved to reconsider j
vote of yesterday, nicctiiur the bilMor
ltctcon:nittee on the eul ject, reported
to receive t Ik: portion of; he euruiu !
revenue accruing to iMorth Carolina,-f -
T'm 1
at their request, the coiiMnittee wafjj re
n
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of the subject, the bill was ordered ta
unnted.
Mr n tnrtan nhfa r.d pare ot ab
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scence until I nursaaj anu mr. n.
King until I uesday next.
I.': .:l !' A. .. . f
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to go into an election for Comptroller
and Publ.c Printer, and informing thai
ih.
Win. F. Collins is in nomination for the
tarst appointment ,
On motion of Mr. Hoke, ordered that
I paid message lie on the table.
j lr accordance wnn a previous oiurr
! (he houne went into an election for U. S.
Senator in place of Mr. Maogum re-
j signed which resulted in Judge Stange'a
'receiving 61 voles and Judge Settle 58
votes.
SENATE.
Mdnday, Du. 5 The bill to incorpor
the Milton manuficturing company, de
ceived us third leading and was ordered
to be enrolled.
Un motion 01 iwr. wryan oi uanerer,
was resolved that a committee of two be
apoinied to inquire lato the expediencyof
defining what Miall be consideied private
and public bills, as contemplated by the
constitution of lh tate.
COMMONS.
Monday 5. Mr. Craham from the ju
diciary co r.mtttee, reportetl unfavorably
on i lie resolution for increasing the com-.
penation to witnesses in certain cases,
concurred in by the house.
Mr. Graham from he pame committee,
reported against the expediency of so a
mending the law as to affix thj penalty of;
whipping to the crime of malicious mis -
of:" cenaiote,-repon tuuiuuru
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Mr. Stockard. on motion obtained leave
-to withdraw from tne tiles ot the house,
I the petition and documents relating to the
1 - j
ing rejected the bill for that purpo?.
I he apeaker laid befort- ih tiouse the
report ot the 'President of ihe Ral. igh and
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umu pi i a rraA t, fh f 1 win niitf' 1 1 1 f r f 1 ai :
tVflC Itltl M U 1W VOIIIUIMiV, V lltWrltlV !
improvement,
J III Kill 1W I'll'
The bill to amend an act of last ses.non
i authorizing the governor to convey to ihe
, lustices ot May wood county certain ImuU
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lilt uni urcifinig UJdi uir jiiairj u
stock incorporated companies shall be
deemed and taken as personal estate.
ai.d the bill increasing the liabilities oCi
Bheritis pa?-,eJ. their filial rcadiug. and
were ordered to be engrossed. '
j 'Surplus Revenue The bill to tuthorizt
'the receiving ot the portion of ihe surplus
J revenue to wl.i.h North Carolina oiay ne
L.ar-.)eilNtj.(j WJH passed unanimously, 108
members being present, and ordered to be
eii'Tos.-ed
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,et(f y Governor, transmitting the re.
fjierrorsoi pre-ioem ano vice presiem.
ill., r.ull 1
read dl)(j ou ,otion of J. W. Guinn, sen!
to the senate.
SENATE.
Tuesday, 6. On motion of Mr.Bryan of
Curteret.the judiciary commutee were in-
I structed to prepare nnd report a bill provi-
U.r on4 n.ihl.r nnnlpr at.d nrPKrnl.n... iIip
manner in wtnen tne saia elections stion
take plce.
Mr KeJly from the committee on claims
reported a resolution allowing George
Willi
amson, late shffiff of Caswell, 6 ' 39 '
tor msolv, nt polls j f)0, J(lstKe is the high ,t .xp. di. n
The resoluuon authrirtz.ng . the gpTrrn; ,am H(ir,. South Caroima is the
or to draw on the publ.c treasurer hr', s,al(. jn tfie Union t at wonld know
sum sufdcient to ,neet the contingent en-;, ,ni..ta ,ic .,..a .. ,i i
penses ot the Cherokee land sales, v as a
mended on motion of Mr. Carson, pa.;.ed
lU-thuxireadinii and was ordered to be en
grossed. Mr. ILJ wards trom the committee on
the itubjecf, rportd a resotunon direct
ing that the two house shall assemble in
ihi-' f'ommnr.6 IIll on 'I'hursda V. l.Sli D.-f
1836 at 12 o'clotk,-o. e member of ihei
bwate( i,Wl?two,iWmber.of
mons,
to beappomted as tellers, svho are '
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to make a list ot votes ic goveiwor
the? ehall be declared; (he result to cc
handed to the speaker of the senate, ho
shall announce to the two houses the pir
on elected, which ennunciation shall v
sufficient declaration nf the person elec
ted, and together with a list of the votes,.
shall be entered on the journals of the two .
houses-which report wis adopted. I
COMMONS,
Tuesday, 6. Mr. Graham from the.
judiciary cornmittee. to whom ihe
ject was referred, made a report relative J
lo the act of last se.ion to regulate the
mode ol passing private acts by thegtner -
al assembly--anu to ascertain what laws
ought properly Mo be denominated public,!
and what private acts, committee dischar- j
tied (rom the further cou-ideration ot the
tsuhjct by their own reauent, and, on
motion of Mr. Hawkins, report ordered
to be printed. '
The hill to emancipate. ilenry fanny
and. John, sLves and children of Miles
Huwatd, passed its third reading, ayes
6Z no-ei 39 id was ordered to be., en
grossed.
d A a .
jvir. Alore, from the -committee on ihe
vised statutes reported No. 1 entitled a
bill ascertaining the mode of proving boolf
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DC accounts -wntcii pawn " " 'v
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- . Mr. Moore trom me same luumihicc,;. mine you win, arwi ,k -
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irpwneu i-ui.ciiib - - - -
wreciteu property, ana a "in iuui-ci...uS
nrrb. A nmnpr v aiul A nil! Concerning
..ki: .-.,r..,.t,fJ wKirh fn4;rd ihe.ir
first reading.
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EXTRACT
to the
From Gov. Mjl)itjjit s Message
r .,'J..i.j f S'.ijA ( yn rit tift.
jruiuiuii wy
,UJU.
While South Carolina is thus indignant-
reDe inj? all foreign attempts to violate
ly repelling all foreign attempts
ine : sanciuary anu e..ud..g. r ,c
of her domestic institutions, it become
her. in a neculiar ra inner, to anstain trom
every sort of interference, with the domes
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tic controversies of all other States, for
eign or confederate. The doctrine of
siixt 1
non-interference, is one of the most impor-nf. , ae'e'ice 0f
., . ...ecod. of mterna, bMirr
re no comanunitied on earth who should
ijn()id it g0 $Cred as the slave-hiding
stales of this Union. If by their example,
in giving countenance to the unlawful en
terprise of their own citizens against a
neighboring b neutral power, tliey should
weaken tha mtjnence of thai principle
amrng nations, they would commit an of
fence against their own institutions by im
pairing the sanctity of their surest guaran
tee against toreign intrunrn.
Entertaining. thei.e opinions, I have
looked with very deep concern, not un
nnngled with regret, upon the ocenrrenct s
which have taken place during the pres
ent year, in various parts of the Uiuted
, g eIafve to the civi, war whkb
s ill in progress, between the republic of
Mtxtco;' and one of her- revolted pro vm
ces. It is "true that no country can be
responsible .for the sympathies of its citi
zens ; but I am nevertheless utterly at a
loss to 'perceive what title either of the
parties to iln controversy can have, to
the sympathies of the American people.
If it be allege d tht the insurgents of Tr-x-as
are emigrant from the United .Stute",
it is obvious to replv thil by their volun
'ary expatriation under whatever cir
cumstances ot adventure, of speculation,
of honor or of infamy -hey have for
felted all claim to our fraternal regard.
It it hrt fjven frue; that they have left
o.d of freedom for a land of dc-ipolis.-n.
they have done it with their ey..u open
nd deserve their destiny. Thre is
but too ' much reason to behave that
uany of them have gone as m i adven
turtrf, speculating upon the chances ot I lina Mr. Van Vle..lt 'viil carry with
establishing an '"iudependriit government j him the sincere wishes of manr in this
111 Texas, and of seizing that immense ( city for his prospericy in tho new and irp
and feinl" dom-iin by the title of 'he , port in ( barge to which he has been call-
sword, but be this as it may. wren
lht bee ttiir ciJizenj ot M xiro, 'hey Oe-
Ao;e s.UHi"Cl to tne coiititi:Uou ainl :
n untry ; and wh.t.ver cha,.,r,
Mexican people m.y have since mite
itHh . f Ci,n,trt1TtiorT and those t.W- ihrv
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;ne matters witn winch toreiu u cn
hive no cMic:rn, and ot which the) h.ive
no right to take cognizance. I trnt,
therefore, tfiat the State of S :th Caroli
na will give no 'countenance, direct or in
direct, open or concealed, to any ait
which may comprornit th h'-.ufralit) ot
the United Stales, or bring into question
their plighted f-itu. Justice stern and
unbending ju?ticc in our intercourse"
with other States, should be prm( Mf i
to all the cornsideratien of mere expedi -
expec.i-
h; fl(JI:BM,Pfl. M(lt fhpw rjr,
J l"t soiicu cuiikii puiiiKal
morality.
" U anv consideration c(Mild add to the
inlrtrrtic wWghi-i4 -4hoe hih-inducemeiiU
to ab-taih from evi r pi cies of interte--
j. ... ... V. V.. .l.l.lIJ
i . rinti and frfCTuffy State, it would bi the
' tieiic udous reirthiitioii to which we are
p-ruh-rly ex,,.,ed on our Mlu'-h-west.
retaliation.
J''V '" ,e
U 'ld fttaus, and aided by some treat
E:ii!M)ean power, hoidt the standaid ot
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mi vile in-'ii ruction u LjOdgiaita and ihe
ii iihbcru.g States, how deep would be .
out -"il-reproach. in r tlrrting that tiiete j
atrou-'H proceedings, ncived even a
5lor?jbie ajrolagy from our own t'xVmple,
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There . one qufst.on connected with I
this c:itrovt ny, vl a dth.n.e character, ;
sub-!upn which it may be pn per thtt you ,
should ftxpress opinion, r ou are
'j doubtless h ware tliat the people ot l exas, )
lby ut ahrirtit unanimous vote, have ex-j
pressed their desire to he admitted into
our coifi deraty, nd application will pro-
bab'y be made loConnss for -that pur-
nose. !
l.i My opinion ootigress ougn' ior
even to entertain such a proposition in the '
nrnt slate of the controversy. If we
admit Texas into our Union while Mexico
ia still wagmt war against that Provi ice,
with a view to reestablish her supremacy
over it, we half by the very act Ustlf,
make ourselves a pny to the war. Nor
can we take this 6hpwithout incurring
thtc heavy responsibility until Mexico het
self ehall recognize tho iDdependence ot
rber reVoiUii.Provittce, .
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lift " lOHf lr8 nOW lh.lt fho r. , 1 . . "H-
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"rumn mk- ITMIV Olianrprl Ti:
0.
Ot DUDliC sentiment wi Imi-K k:
ation and forbearance in the exercise f
P.ower 8ho,,,J tlK be 80 "-rtu.ii.te aj t0:Wl
the prize (or which he fctrni . ..fl
prize for which he strutm!u. v!0
friends are evidently disappointed ih'i h
cannot gather to himself that large h
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........ w.cr JC : .jjie Desl(,
e- , u ,Ucc fu,
. f V reSard hu
triumph as a partial defeat of the
his
be f(j consiu?1nated h , fi
What-ever , k
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a 111 fu in 1 1 fi 1 1 1 r 1 v k , r .
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nion will
II have, the proud satisfaction 0f
: that, if 'hey fail, they l.ave Dr
knowin
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idiutu iu imii bu j " ' iiirt; nv ire people
Wurctster Palladia
Plain Language. The Nnv
Herald state- ihai tt e Rev. Mi. Ware jn
this citv in his ireent faie'Aeil , rm'0n
gave In, congregation rathnr severe lee!
IntnnJ i v. tlu ... I .1
'tore. I have' said he labored h r...
several years to i.tve souls but my hesrj.
ers aie so negligent and inattentive,
find "it is no me. The-fashions and vini
ties of this world overpowered the word
I have been offered an increase of 8far.
but increase of salary is not my object.
If is increase of grace ncrejie of 4V4.
ion. I Hui going wlire my salary will
he less, but where I h jpe there will
more piety and mou r. ligion.' '
THE VI' E PKKSIDENCY.
It is ascertained iht neither of Ihe
canilidatts for this offi e will be elecied
bv he people; th- c hoire, therefore
will devolve on the Senate of the United
States, who will have to choose from
the two hi;hc-t Candid if os in the Electo
ral Co'!eT. Fi';n every indention re
ceived. w. are jutted in the aieriiof)
that R M. Johnsi V hoprs for this sta'
tion are bla.ted. Waxhingtim Sun.
Bishop Kan Vtcck.TUe Rev, Will
iam fl. Van Vitck, who for several years
fnd the pastoiai charge of tha Moravian
Church in this city, has recently betn
ircieo 10 tne otnee ol a biboprand will
Ihearafler reide at Slei, North Caro-
! ed. JV Y Com. Jdv.
IOR IHE OMr.tNMioKOi.erl 1'ATRIOT
Ms.
Eort'iR":'"- '"" " '"' "
Jn your lat pi per appeared a Love
letter sig;nd O. 1'. wbirh it was said
lind betti rei !ve'i y a younj lady near
your (own. I m i!ui young lady. 1 h.vt
i-'scertaieed, by some of those ans in wbicb
iIkih.; oi our at.x are deemed expert, that
i '',e v;y ireniltma i w.jo sent you the leticr
1 ,0' publication ws hr who had previously
' 'i,!en " u "" Now, oi jiiHtice 10 me, I
h"l,e " H" Plinl ,ne following answer, ot"
! 1l!ch 1 'ned a copy,
I NACi.
I 1 I cotdes I wns not at all 'surprised at re
ceiving a uiiiet-doux from you on the subject
of love, courtship, and matrimony.
1 bee you to accept my gratetul acknow-
ledireinenis for Tour coirinfuuent to what
you are pleased to call my 'intrinsic worth.
1 was delighted, nay, 1 laughed outright, at
the ill success of your 'imagination bdrna
on the pillion of tancy' in search of .-nine
object ioiiWi'S'"' :
lien. .must, have had I rather a disagreeable
n ie on tl;e back cf your. afyj for this
fancy of your., if Tinay judge by the ca
pers it cuts in your epistle, la a very rude
and unmanageable hack.
1 1 seem., however, you searched in viia
to find some tertettiral bject to which you.
might compart ine.' Now, my dear sir, I
I have been more fortunate in search of
rninnnrmonn fnr vnur .invaluable self f
mijht Jnention a hundred but for the pre
sent 1 must be excu?ed for going no further
than the calf-ta to find a very apt resero-
i blanoe. Audi must n candor say, that it
',,... (hr.il ll. ul.,n,i.nfH nf llpinimtllOneS.
(h(J s Bll0n o(H a Ml,on and the genius
o( fi . ulli(C(J to your pretcnt tlock of
VOu woul(J w bec0(ne .
ve t Ca!fi
take occasion to present you my hearty
jhankh for aM the compiunenta you are piea-
se( to bestow on my 'persons J and mamai
endowments. And considering the very
sincere regard 1 leel lor you, ana me
acy likely to exist between 1 feel that it
will be no breach of propriety not only to
'amilo on you. but to lauirh in your face.
I trust vnii will not construe any thing-1
have written into flattery that I always wish
to avoid what i eay it honestly prompted uy
the sentuuents, 1 am constrained to feel b:
wards you.
As I have th strainer to wash, the mush
water to put on, and the sausages to fry,
must conclude by subscribing myself
Your affectionate .
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