;....n ; '!, pi : f.i rxUii.'Vw T tiv
jlu,,' ii iff... I no!', ottrl, Ci.ii' I j 'ill-it ) u
h jtif. and i. It ' '.(' i i',iiu ti c ;u!rJ l
t!,.i-c wmi ate u. v iivi ttu I'v ii. i Ms
ieultiu a i ,iim iiir horn the npi.i
ion tii'.cit.i. ied b nuiiv that when they
go in the avu mbh 'hey iiniii do 'inc-
i.'.. ! hc f H.l up Hie une i iti.il i .no tin n and there choose two ht mi 1 tl ills
K on Uj'ifil bv the stsi,Mi; and if the j iret delegate oui of the bounds of each
Can ri'id nothing I ) employ theiiisclv cs j company, whose duly it shall be to assem
about ptohia'dy to ilic i uiii'iiuriii) i thev'ble -t Hillsborough, on the I hu rid ol
wiil firm i mplov mem "i (i t rvntn. M,iy court, for the put p se of devj.iiig
III. Prom the oii'p: nliei ' uport it j and executing such measures as may best
appear that the whole a.uouutof the tan-I
e p Id into me ucaMitv last year was
66,104 dollars, and Out the expenses ol
the preceding session of the general as
aetnbly 'those of the last arc not publish
ed) wji 32.057 dollar 18 (.enis. Unite
it follow that the expenses of one m ssioii
of the legislature require nearly lull of
tne year'i public taxes to defray them,
an expenditure of public treasure not com
pensaied by any corresponding advance-!
mn .flh. rsohl'n yood.
In oulhurv time, one session of the le
. I I II
pisljiute li. two ears, i' is tonfidrr.ilv be-
Jioed, ould lound entiu-ly adequ.ae
to the exiutntifS of the ntJte. I.e;liU
tiori would be more i;ctierdl in its liatuie,
more dignified in its character, more tl-,
ft tent m Its remits, and more pernrit.cnt
in it duration th.tti ut present. M neo-
er it wouid Ijc etlrc'ed t hjll i I present
COi'. Tke for exuinple a term of twrn
t ve,ir. in which there would he ten ,cv
e .. , ,, ...
fci'itu of the nener dsietn')-. . wh ch
Would cost about 30,f'00 codars; wbtre-
as under the exii'in i onstitutioti there
Ttl'Jit he within ( he SJnie term of time
tu.ntV Ssi.l,S, wt.lth wi.l costal Ifjs'
64 . 0 "J ',ll-r,. I hus b the C.i.-r
. 1 r 1
OHi-emplaU-d In this article of the con,tl
tu ioti. while tne pti'dic iood in oilier
fevperts W( n. 1! ht therebv ad'liiCll, a iU
vi-.r ni'i tx mule in twrtttv )frs ol
11 1 i.ivi ,l.,i. ... ah'i.KulilM.ii'iik.i.,,.
. ' , , :
re,.-.,u:ies of the people either in the
re-luction of tnr public 4Xe to an equd
and torrep'ii!iii( nnuii'. or leave f
fLfid lo Ije Uid ou: in the improvrmei.t ul
to .ds diitl 1 i e. s ; in the c 1 e-n-.n of . hooN
c . 1 e l i- 1
l&( the f. 'ic it loll of he pout 1 hii. '. in in
. . .
ever count in the state ; in ameuordti.14
Our penal Code hi the establishing A a
P'-tiitcn'ijrv, and ill ValiuUS Other Wa)s;
iur drvelopinj the resources. ..tal advan-'
, - , . , r.. . . l
ems' the interes's ol tl'e state. s the wis-
, , . . . .
com 01 tne people may, tiotn time to tune.
prescn'ie and direct.
We flatter ourselves, fellow cilicr.s.
that we have if indeed it bad been tieces-'
a.t.; proven most !iufJl to.,!v, that the
defects ascribed to the prevent c onv.i'.u-
tion. are loun.Jcd in reality t that they are ,
aui h as militate against the rights, pri i-!
Iekccs and Hiterrsts ol a decided majority (
cf She free people of this stile: and in aII '
. . r 1 . . , ,
cpe. . .1 maimer aiusi wie rie,nis, etc. 01
ire pe , pie CI Hill county, lacing now the
firt in population. We believe it to be
biemn t!llt which you owe 10 VOUl selves
and tour posterity to use our best ti,.
ceaors bv temperate and mi' mrns. to
, . ' '
rtiect such -iterations aim i.iiicii.:mt'tii
in tne constru'ion us wni pi.ice tour- !,e t i r -ai:y impart t'- r,..,.
se'vrs. iprf t.iem. on the broad iM' i:tid of dt :i.'i'..'ri', n .fi:. . .
e'j'ijiiiv with rerv otiier liizr!, of the'
state, in whatever founts In- m ine ' Hie l. '.i'vrr.f t!,e Sou-.hc: t. Urrotclcr b is
No time c.t he n ote pioci inis lot su- h undertaken to r dl in tjucsMon fie politi
hti t.t.'Jcr;. kintr ihan the ptrMtit , it is cal rn ir. -ipies of the Sicrt tary of War. br
Sf-s.n priulijtlv hivota'de lot it; we are
Ut peate wi'h nil the woild a'jto..d. t.i! at
pejcemiil (u seivrs. ! he ; ii' IC mind
is it, deed aiM'ated with this irnpoi i.,t!t s,b re-omn.etid.iiiou of Mr. Madison; and
jt , t ; but rs ablution do-s not ttis-.m 'j " I, las l.ecn suppdtel b all the
pi, 'nc 'rat.'o.iiitv. repi.biifan ovcin- w:b and tu'hoti'v of Mr. M nroc.
Uictitv. the i'i of the m - jot it v. wl.m l.ii: I let e is net 01 e of the nr.tne rom .bj-
ly expressed, must and ou-ht to ptevail. , lions which be to .kes to Mr. Calhoun, buj
Jf i tpajoritr of the f'te per pie of this i w hat m.iv be eipt.dly objected to those dis-Ms'.-s
.teclare in favor of al-eii- - lih! a- tiri'-ruMu d s'.iti smtn ; and w hich doesr.ot
ITic tbr ron-ji'ti'ion. it no;.t be ('one.
and toe mt'io'i'v tuns'. :,rul o -fit to sol,
"m:t, ror tt'e po die vo"ii il o'brrwise.
tl ose who r, i n'.vo' .,te the necessity ol
:'..kiii.' alterations i, atr.cn. 'inei.ts in
t iiis'p:rr,cn vv 1!; ( l ee-t ..iv . t tjciesi c
in their t'ctermiiiatioit. Almost .11 the
s'a'.es i'i the unioti, whose ci,t..-tiui.
', o, were famed about tie s n.e time iitvt, that ibe decided support, vv birb he
'.v .th on: s. have ai'.eied am! amended ihem, 1 has l ivrn to the aUminis'rati-in of Mt.
so ..s to ic cciiu.odMc tnein to the chaii- Mortfir. has been one ercat cause of the
;;s which rn.tut ally o cur in the affairs cpj "si-ion to him. bv the radtfai party.
;:ni nrcui:,sViiice of a j,io.vinH- reop.e We wish it to be paitiiul.iriv tio'ircd.
And h-l! c If the las' in i-tipi ove n,t nt however, at this time, that this lemon;
ol very kind ? Is any bum ,n v oot.c Unti . advocate of Mr. ( raw foul objects to M .
; be ici;anlcd with sut h a dc'ee ot s.,t.r- Calhoun, trrauxf ht it ajnrt.j tt th n
t.tv as tl.t i s incqtnli'ics, the w roti.;s , rwt '. th ravi : ,4rfm- hi i fe a
..t.ii inj'.'-'ice it produce, are !o be m;'.)- tr.-.tt i f l)-.rnrt:e Mi'iufir: ur $ . r.
ttifed to ft r r bv those in w hs hands ht it itv.r (.fa -r-fi-r r-i. .':,.. .
the power ol tonettiui is de posited hv . !c'i'h"itnr.urh u$r.:t:rxiti: nr..'... . jl
tl e Supseiue Ui i:ig ? ,;i.d :o win.se (;oc;.! . frrau I'JUv.re.l thr rtftfhn -:f o nt
sense the umedv i s obvious as tlie 'r'" '. '''fruit tnri'rn, ut th ( tf tr
Ii' .ins of tfic -uu at t. ioti i" Willi f;te-t
tli l ;e:.rc for the opinions of I.'i jsc wi:!i
. i.-MU 1.
rw n it
if con tive.l 1:1 et-
le 1 an ! (;. i4i;iil v.ii'n injosi'ie. eovi ts alid
San tihesevriv thin-', ve nnsnru.. not.
I rl.i.v
! '..''i's ..;
' bis s'a't
1 i'
i t.s. fie i lends ol t-.n
! ptr.ile.-rs to -vett bt 'tn i, in
w r.l uw i"- J to In,... I situ Ul in.
rte '(.,1 to t.
c .11 1.- cupiisiiuii lil of tli.it
;;tiit,i!(i 1 ti por,.,nt r iiji et , ihes .tie sp.
ti i .'l e:i ; i.;"d i.l t it. ! Wo k.bo'tl
t ' j -.! 1 1 a' 1 : 1 in t,i i' ' , - v w Ii
tiiivt. .- to the st.t'c, to iin- ives and
tlo .r j s'--i:y. ic';';iie i: .,' tl.e-ii- hands
' 1. ' i. ;.i ' s tlif y fail 0:1 V'i 1 !.,r your tnr.
i . i', 1 . s .nd .""Ive i -j , ; c ..tioii. We
Iv I r iii' lt i,'. ''1 it the call will not be in
van! ; (' at ilu: freemen of Or. iu,t coun'y
ui I b- f !!.,! f.tst an, )-;- mt i' u most, in
.7 la'!da; le B'.J ptaitcv.'.:'.''; uti-.ttU-
ubx , tt.-l si a rih Iy wbith yt sen-
I .hiients in this important f object Vh bC
' uivim iy ascertained and express., I, we
earnests una respu ituiiy semen you to
ssemble on your respective company
muster grounds, on some convenient day
.) .fore Hie fourth Monday ill May next,
promote the object in view
SaMC'FI. HII.D,
Wll tUM llol.T,
1 It 0 M A . 1 I.AStr,
AnomCW IllGHMi
JoilM Wt A I 1. 1 Y i
n.Ur. Snw,
JoH J. ( AHK1NOXOK.
11
MH. CAI.IIOIN.
It ia ciirtimHtrre pcnl'.arlv fav,,rabh-to thi
P"''"'1' - nan 'hut u hilrthrrc ale ftrW , ihj ft ti OP
' a ;'", "'"' !
' I'1 f 'lU.il I H I H I il 1.1' t ( III AH" fitli I lilC I
,.,. (),,,K,.() , C0lf,,n, ,i.n!H(.V(., ,v ttlrrt.ng1
I( bilit-e him nut of the iiirition i md ih n'lu-v
rn,hortu mul; him from the view ul' the
"!le. Hot Mit im-rd jtiik nplcs mul orthodox
I";1'1'" " "", ;'"); ,,;.,Hma" h n-
, ,ro(,i(.( ,.,.1( )ie pw,1)Iv sK.,(, hf (,)I,((S,11(f
,c,)rrrnt ; J(,l, withtjlM)4ii.jt,-a lv .l.Kmij.Khdo
'toriNt!ie ih tmed harbor, hiscourset only ac-
'relervi-.l hy th-- agitatinn of the eleinent on
iwl'"'1 m"v,- ln Uu- r,11,Ml" d'. ms.ot,,
' ol t!ic c;t ii'n on tlie interes'inir iiui t'lon ot the
. , ., ... ,1 ,, 1, , .
pm, nrv, a mtinlar tn'iu'i-to hi ( !tri tali nt
lstwrv w r. KH, ,., , fr w h,h- the admin-is
( t vr'rv other candidate noiiiul the praiw ol'
tin -ir fv. ri'r, and expat'ute on the onj ilietioiii.
' ' "' advei-saries, a rneial rrpt.oi. ,11 th, lut.
r'-l'7,,," 1"'t" "''-V,'r Mr r;'-
'"". t!n 4 on all o'ln r ik ( unions hit
f..rI1 u arr j,,.,,,,,, ( lh,,.rll)(t ito the diiens-
,n f his nn r.is, and eair r to ne-1 the .hj-e.
tioli i f In oppunellts either of Ins ti:iy or
pn iph-; l.u Hie pur.ty ..f'his pi.h'U'd! rrp- ta.
,!'"' h.n m! the indmtrj of the pn -nleiiti.,l 1 an-
v;,s rs at 1I1 lia'ir.-. N( ,nteH, lik" ' he trie lids I
,' Mr. , Wrj, before .he d-velopmeut otlsj
r,.4 I)n,.,;ir, , ,iu,-,:;ht, with relvii.on;
lu utUonn Heiiiri y, the a-hn.itr t' Mr. ( ah !
hunn pniudN r.-o-r to th.- h.iuirv ofn p-diticsl i
f""1 b !' pai'i"" ."' erhnen.-j -
w itli the hiitmv ol liiciiiint!V. I hev tioiiit the
1 . , - 1 ,
ni'jiii-er ti) hi exertions on 'he roiU'Tssioial
tt(,r ,ntl the .! .rkest pernU of the l'e ar,
hen li.e iia'iuii f iiin-l h ill 111' of l.rr aid, i .1.!. 1
'-'ate and tm.-t int. Il.t-n. a ! rs. Ihewx.
!,ii"t i'""1''-'-"!,'. '"' ' ' l"')"-nce wh.,-1,
iti the a'ir in' t;iiilici wmild al'itie hue estjfi.
. . ., , , . '. ,. , , . ,
J.khrd . ti" ' i' i turn er, trie conn -n' rated ' ,1
, t.nt xhr ,. 1( rj Iurt , lt IM,,-tr ,., wi.h ,-
, f.,er 1 1 .1, rt.nn ut op m ved hv the unit, (I '
! weight of for cn tmliJ-i and iln'in v,r triitors.
' ' "'V" ' r P"horsl calm. i.- !.ew ,
.'vm b,"a "r. '", ",,,'llr,1 ,h" trv' f
o( d.xx ,a ,.rv, i t, , i.-r.r at rnrrrr -,-v :
present l.nu as the author of th.- :T 1 .- .,-,m
f the ne.uiid defence, in which (,. t . toti.in.
' Vl"r etin icnry i(n
';"' hme,,.. and as the m,h f,-,
the revwrics of t.iv roiintr ; t'i
:i cal n
pi r r of
hr . j;,,, , ,.,.,,,,, , ,tlL. A
tcn s'ati sin:, 'I. i
In a stat" Ue IVnnvlvai. a. whH. ;n i.n'.o-i. j
a! politics, as rv- h en eh: ,--(-ri-d h en-l
rt.u .'-n.'.ini In i ti .ni i-. a:.-! a -ul en.;
'""i'"'"'" '! "'" ' ''" -1 l '
... , , 1 , . 1
ion s 1 41 c t t . I '1 ! a' p "':.' 1 i , :i r. I e Ir 1 i
,i. ,:..t ..,,,,,1 r.,n,, -i..n. c...: v .. w!Uh,:.:.'
Csi.f hi lots been the leading a(!vocatc ol
I .' . tern of measures, which i;tew out
of !,c l.te ar, which originate. I in tne
a fiord as t;ool a lound.,'inn to accuse them
of abandonment of principles, as ran be
ft. nd lostisitin the c It itr, a ,in: the
Set ret j) v t I War. The f. t is. ti-ere ha
bi 1 n a -:tnt t oini idriite in thinking and
.1 tit.bi tin n the Piesidrm and Mr C. b
!' ,':. ever -ince the I ,t'f r rntnmer're'1 his
politic al Cai i er. in 1812; and e verily be-
. ur, i,ti;n th ,;'!( r.il .ti ici l' , (.': t. j
'ircrs.ui 1 ti tus'an thr f.vcrt.mr:it :W
thd'. 'cir-'. t:-' (.!."',! f:'rf i,rr f.r t.'cjc.
! I'.e-.c tf.av be rd'ei lions to Mr. Culhmri
in tlie ( pinion of ,Ir. Co! :. . n I the v-hrr
I'lcnusoi .sir. i.rawioi',1. in v.coiki.i ; i-i,t.
if e ;.ie not mistakeii. wrb five -ixib'-m
'be Amct'uaii people , 1 hi ih I'C evi 'i 1 cc
of hi real sjaritv , fi, nun s and p.iti lot
ism and will piove hi in in be not ; drm
ilo'iir, wi:i!)Ut jitir clples to ;uidr l is
c' .150 . I i,r tt p ie ,l. ,,nd l,oiies!....nii l..i'ii
li.l ( ouii'diuf of tlie nation, ulwavs 1 is
pos.d 1,1 advise tii.it eotnse whieh is c ,1-cin.te-.l
to promote tlie' iriteiesis t I ;'-,e
counti v, ,.nd not his own a-lv;,t,re iiu 1 !.
U'wh. H f '.i run-
Vi'rils YviuWWv.nv V'.)i)iui!.
F'3ra:dcatt!.lt)!nCL'.
INTKLLIfiENCK.
He comes, the herald of a iioisj world.
News from all nations hunlrin at his hack.
Wil l) NVOMAN.
llilrm l of n I'm 'tie Irtu r fi urn Mulnd, ( Sputa, J
Ih-vembn Mil,.
A truce 10 policies lor one day, mul
let us simpiithize with the rhainiing lair
ones of Madrid, who die to .seethe wild
woman that has lately been lound in the
sierra de Montero, a desolate and Hide
raiH',e of mountains in the south. She
had been seen octubionally by the (roal
hetds as they wundcrtd throuli the tngun
tains in the south. I he tale iit iciinth
tea bed Cordova, arid the authorities stnt
olFueis in pursuit ol her. hey succee
ded in appiehenuiii lur, and she is now
in one of the public hospitals ol that city.
She is not altogether destitute ol uniier
standing, nor icrtoi am of laiiguai;e, as the
can say a lew words, such as ir.'u, papa,
gain, a cat, cunfio, the country, and some
few others. W en she was asked if she
would like to leturn to the country, she
n dded her head in the nftnmative. She
fa's whatever is given to hei. but prefers
uncooked mea t, and vegetables. In the
beginning, rooked viituaU tiid not at;ree
with her, ind made her sick; she eats
with an txti Hotditiary atipetite
lie I
cloihcs appear as it they wete placed en
a sin k ; her arms were ti d. because she
was ever team g her clothes, in spite f
every care that was laktn to prevtnt her.
Sometimes hhe h-is lhiowi off all tar-
ments, and runs out tjui'e naked into thr
kitchen carder,. She has hrrt, I,.,,,,,!. ,,.
Kari!
ter ar, iri'irv-t ol two clays, eoiiitl up in a
plsce full of n.irc ; anu. at another time.
she has been discovered in the e.ung-liii;
ot tne "Utile. She is about 16 years old,
of a shm t stature, a (it 1 p bi ow n e clor, pro
trudin,', lips, und so iouIi as almost in
appcaiatue to rescmbie a wolf She
sleeps b, ilav. as well as by r.ii;ht, with
out anv regularity, and Reneially toiled
up Nfmeiiines her sleep has continued
tot tweuiv-ei.'l hours successiveh
ti
ther in bed or n the icund, with i
without covetitiK. She krp her eves
rnosti'v (Insc'i, nrl when she is alone she
ciies lur three hours toyeuier, i.nd the
next time ne Ijii,:Ih.
I he Dukt oe l!ia, the I ensiitution-
ul Ah adt, h is taken a nie..t deai ol 1 1 on -!
h'e 10 find the oiiftiu of tl is b male, but
r I -(!! -it all his mounts, i,r o l.e has , iv. I
en thtni bp ir. ui'p.ii. It is supposed
she belongs to paren s rot r-,s wiu than
I e-1 veil, who are sun Liiuscovtud in the
mourn .tins."
sqi i)Ro ok com I'omr.n.
F.v'nu t of t Ui-er t.-oii a 1 other on hoard the
' "'eJ sutes' Meam Iwlhot ta Coil, da'ed
at I hi .1 as, Man . ,i, L..'J
" V. e h.ive ju-t atri.eu. uf er a safe nd
ple.vsaa- p...ajre. the (.ct stir am alwas 1
excepifd. An Amm an UA - bound lor
.ew-iorK. ai-tl to he t.l m hail .,n l.out .
will Uk ibis s.ir.v. I nope. ' e have
I ut just one too. hi 1. n.ve t.ken a tunc
tbrnu-', the i.,.i!or. -o li e tutrr as'tt.ish-
inent d :l.e natives, wi.o ! ..ve nevci snn
such an article in thee seas - ottt S1e.11.
taUII. I tit V !OoK
y it
a lit V tOoK Her. Oil entellni.' the
harbor 'bis moirii.
ft, lor a vesel on lite.
W e came i:i foi eo... The fust division
of sc hornets i
Ircidy beaiinv; out of the
harbor. We ah ill he t lTatain to-morrow
with the remainder of the squadron ; all
wide awake, happy, full of sr irits and ex
pectation, ind otily want an t ppoitunitv.
The Sm (,ull answets admirably, and
wearhcred 4 blow in the (.nil Strc.ni in
;rcat s'vle. '1 he only Lull tint iaii Le
lound wuh her. is.th.it, owlm
IO A le. r
that ihe would be .,'ber crar.k. she has
not r.il cn.-u-.h, ,,nd wi.l not keep w,,
wnh the heel.
" ' vi am, unless in
ralins. It i -
Kid.ant si. lt to see her in
l'u'ht weather, playing lout.d witioul
ra; of sail. We have bet n h;r 1 .ih htm
tn;l in wi'h l.t5 situt our atiiv.l. us it
is a rare sight to sic a "crafi i;o. the
wind 10 the contrary rotwi'l-st.,nMr,v"
Vli .1 (In. lit.
I'lnr.itv 1.1 1 k t bit iiMMNT).
HciiMosti. march I'.. . he 1 1st draw
int; ol the M.nvlaiid State l.oitciy took
place on I buisdjy ; and by the nvil on
Sat11rd.1v everiin:' tor r.-rrivrd ll- n -rrf.
;.t,t, inirilior... r. !, . I, i . i, .v. ....
oftasion, as bereti f .re, O.owered much !
more than t,n r.ptal prcj.-Miioi, of her j
von on the rn.rnn of Hid.mond and its!
neighbor htd. 1 he gC'i..n ;,nd one of)
lh- i If. (1,1 ,-,,', u . .. ,K,r,.,,,l,
f i,,..' . it.. ;,. .1;. . ; r..i . . . 1 .1.
v "ivii iiii.m 1 111 inn v,t j j 1 ni t it.111 nit,
ftlMjVU ami o'.ie ! the J$ I '.) prizes
tbtouh Aden lto's. t,fikc here. We
have r.rt yet heard the name of the lor
tuiu'e holder of the R'-.OOti prize. !',
will be seen by Messrs. Cohen's adver-ti-emeiit
m this p per, that the cash will
be paid lor the pi izc ticket immciliatelv
0:1 its being presented lo them, as it al
ways is for nil piizes ordered through
them. Tie SI" ' ',;f piie i, w c ;re in
lortued. 1 wned bv I)i. 1 bonus l'ee is, ol
Cfmtlii.it , I, who limy also obt j'ln the c.,sh
!'T it inure !i.,tf ly on presenting i: 10
Messrs. Mien l Co. who l ave also al
ways l.ei'-n.foi e paid the p'izi s the v or
,l icd on t'ieir being pri etm d to tin m
I he K-0) piize oidcret) tiisc!o;h Messrs.
All'.n L" 1 0. w.scwr.cu by Mr. Chaiiib
Palmer, of this city, who rerciced tlie
cash for it at their office on Satin day, im
mediately on ascertaining that it was a
prize.
Since writing the above, we have learn
ed that Mr. Chubb, of the house of S. and
M. Allrii If Co. posted off on Saturday
for Dr. Peer's residence, the distance of
twenty miles, which he 1 cached and paid
iiini tfic canh for his pi izc before lOo'cIock
it riij;ht, Timr-i
Duel A note from Patterson, N. J.
states that a Mr. , of New-York, and
a )ouiik Scotchman, of respectable con
nections, have exchanged ahots, the Scot
having his head grazed by a bullet origin
ol the (piattel some, trivial depute. The
note adds that principals and seconds arc
ull 111 jail in Hoikluml county, whither the
panics went to adjust this important af
fair Yuf. shiv.
Dmcrtnif Siuih-i an,t.i,a. Tlie H'th annual
convention of the ''roti taut F.pisrnpid Church
in the Diocese of Soiith-Carolina, was held in
I this city on the l'Jth. 20th, and 2lst ult. Tw 1-11.
t)-two nt the t ier) v and 35 lay 1I1 luRa'e atten
ded. 1 he rhorch in tins dioee consiits of the
bishop, .7 Presbyters, 4 deacons, and ,'i5 orjean
ixeii co;i(,'i i git ions. I he Itijjht Hev. hiahop
How en is I'n-sident of the Convention, and the
Hev. I)r. Ilalclto, .-ccri-Ury and 'I rensiircr. I he
llishop'n I'erinaneiil Kntid amoimts to .f'O.'i.i.
1 and the Comtncn I ninl, hl iO. Hurinir thg
paat year S'.7 had been tolleeied tnr the (.en.
era! I lieological Seminary located in New -York.
The whole amount paid to thin Minm.irv, bv in.
dividual in thia dioress, is $,7o'M, whith entitles
tin convention to the appointment ot H trustees.
Hy the t aiorhlal retmrta it annears thut tl.c
I Marnaun, tin lust year, wen- '.'1, HuriaU 19'J,
' 1'ap'o.n ."A, ( on muriif ants 1684, (the nun.bcr
ct ei inn 1111. can's Iron, some ot tne (hurclna not
rt ported. ) I he Sunday chool, in tin rhnrrh.
s 111 ( Larh t on, are repi t-si n', d as (lounshini
I and in 1 rmty cluiirh, Columbia, there are 114
si holars, many ot whom walk from J to 6 milts
to attend the school. .V.i,7i.n Inirl, - a,tec.
N .- UKK CANAL.
Doals I v iiCttially pawed, upon the
1 tit ( ..1 al, for the t!ii.itif e of moie than
two huidit (1 and twenty miles ; but a part
ol this urt-at Ier.gih of canal line, not
bavinc been pupjred to admit the water
till latr in the fall, has not pioi'uced -ny
revenue fir.m tolls. It is probable that,
in the month of April, toils will begin to
be received on two hundrec milts ol this
atuh and that, belorc the end of the vcar.
w'" tn'dt n.ivipable from Aib;.ry to
1 export, a ristaiice ol three hundred and
iwentv-iive rriles. 1 his vcar. the Cham
P'"'in ra'"' be completed and in xt
vt arthc Trie canal will be finished. The
rtpidity with which these stupendous
woiks hive been ranitd on, is tcniatka
b!e. 'I he y were con.pietm d in 1 8 17, and
will be completed in I (t;4. Union.
At ban v, march .u C)r,eof the most
nrvtlutid r xti ao: (hnary sights ever wit
nessed be lot e in ibis citv. was M't n last
week and this day. 50 Canadian studs,
( ouplrd b fo'e a tW-iph, amved in tl it ci
n bcin Moi.ne.:!, and this ray haiuessen
; ii, 4 sm.iUr ri...in,r, befme a pleasuie
w,ef,n. st;,i ted from the livery stable of
1 Messrs. Wsson am' J well, on their way
Xo ,,e ,t- of I'hi.. t'rlpl.ia. frr m-iket.
j,. , j,srre tf 'r. W asson and Mr. l.aton,
f sin era(.y. 1 hesc horses weie re-
.-ml, rinrhui in thp 1nn1tv of
( i,Tial. in I.twerl anada. hv MatorC.
Ihm nhrev and Mr. J. W asson. lor the
e m ( crn, ai d were 1 erbaps l ever excel
led tv n cc.ual run. lur 01 ti is tne anci
hardy breed. Theit arnval and depar
ture was witnessed Ly a large toncourbe
of ci'.uens.
niriOIT. MABCll 7 1 H'u'ur Dim-
a--., rt.. Last vcci a niat,usitit t volume.
I 1 I . llMM,n 1 ...A a I ,.t,'lfl O ,.,. Utt
i:i v (Af rf j ( 1.,,,,, cf this town,
j lill(ltrcIie tif ,,U hnilJ.ir.Ls. The look is
; : ,tr , , , , r,,.rv.-,ii,n. :,r.d is
L c 0 lhe finest sj.etin.eMcf rentn.m-
1 111 1 sfa . jiii at
veiled the lound of the literary circle cl
this place lot the last lour or five (Lvs.
and it still icmains a mystery t "I he tha
lactrrs in w hie h it is vv litttn are 121. known ;
they are neither llebtew, (.11 ek, i.or Sx
on, and the only aits of it hit he 1 to intel
ligible, aic a few Latin notations. It is
now deposited in this office, and these
who arc curious in there matters ate in
viled to examine it. d'anr.'r.
f. t tra'.rdir.eru i:ovnt:rr.-'TUt fol
,, v vcr "iaikaMc epi'.ph was to
p'cd bv a traveller, from a burting groum
' Si"H: 'ih.ovcr stjainst l'oil ltoy-l
J.,rti. ii.i.
I llilC 1.C....C w.V 0. l.C.S!
(i't!'!v,
I I so. who died Sept. 22. I7..I, aued Rt'.
, 1
lr was horn at Mt.r.ififlier, in 1 lance,
whirli p!..cc he leli tot his telic'n n, be
ing a Protestant") and settled in th.n isl
..ml; where, in tre gre.t cjrtt'juakc in
d)2 he was swallowed up, uid by the
ycit providrnre of Clod, hy a second
shoik vvns thiowt into the sea. where he
iciitimieel swimming till he was taken up
I v a boat atid mir-culously piescrud.
Hr iiftcrvvaids lived in great reputation,
.nul tied liiiiu-is. II v l.inrtiird."
wwuer
A cclcliratcd laiiitr in Lngland has
liicly suette(!ed in tcsioiing to servhc a
horse with a fractuicd leg. So complete
is the cut e. that the inim,tl now runs in a
-te, end h considered t Lc best hoise on
tut lor.ti.
lUUMbs AM) IHMsllMEN'I).
Id every case of crime, (says the Ilci.
ton (JazcttCi very forcibly,) the accuscc!
has a chance to he heard in his own de
fence : he it never rmnidcrtd guilty unti
he ha had a fair trial.
This is a perfectly correct course ; and
why should it not be pursued in the case
of debt ? Why should a man be punished
with imprisonment before a jury of bis
country have declared him to be guilty of
tome hand ' Why should lie be punished,
w hen his only crime is that of being poor :
Why insult misfortune by adding lnjr.
ry on the unfortunate ? Vet such is tho
effect of the present laws in many of the
state governments, and in the government
of the Union.
The great Napoleon, to his immortal
honor be it recorded, ubolished imprison
mcnt for debt in l'ratice, except in cases
of fraud; and this has been found so ve
ry useful in fiructict, that the intrinsic ine
lit of the measure has sustained it even
through the tremendous crash of tho
downfall of his power.
HICHMOND, (Vi.) MAKC11 2G We Uu
dei'stand, that an apent of anc of our mer
cantile houses was returning from a col
lecting tour in the upper country, anJ
stopped at an inn in I harlottsville. Ilu
sadole-bags contained perhaps about
dollars in specie, which he committed to
the careof the har-keeper. (He hjd bat,kj
notes to a considerable amount in his pock
et ) In the morning his specie had flown j
and amid the ttir which was made abouc
it, a person came forward who slated, that
on that morning his a'.tcntion had been at
tracted by the circumstance of the bar.
keeper's going to a pile ot stones, and
seeming to cover something up and that
this circumstance was now recalled to his
memory by the kiss which had occurred.
Lxaminaiion was, accordingly, maao
amting lhe stones, and the lost treasure
was found. The bar-keeper was arrester!
and commuted to jail.
NOHPOLI, MARCH If.
AUtrtiand Counttrftii hi jU. We saw,
yesterday, in the possession of a gentle
man, who stated that he had received
them in Curtiiuck county, N. C. whence
he had just returned from a collecting
journey, a genuine ft elollar note of the.
ll.tnk of New hern, (X. C.) letter D. No.
3442, elated k:h January, 1 8 I f, sodt xter
ously altered to represent a 'y, as to de
ceive any persoli. who should not exam
ine it scrutinously. The figure " 50,"
ou the ritht and left of the note, were
pbed over the figures 5," with gren.
ptecision; and tlie wortiyfff . in the body
ol il e role and on the margins, aubatito
icci by 1 he wore ff'y, pasted on in Iikb
manner; and. to pnevent the discovery of
the rami by turning to the back of tho
note, putts of the margin had been torn
ofY, and, as if for the purpose of reuni
ting it, a puce of yellow blotting paper
was pasted on the back of the note a?
each end, so artfully arranged as to eover
all the hacks of the fguics and words
that hud been altered.
Our infoi mant received fremthe srr.t
person, a tountetfeit &!0 note of the
Hank of Cape 1 ear, letter C No. 271,
Leu) 4 Rollinson, lings, elated Wilming
ton, 2u June, 1815. The paper much
lighter in color, and the impression lain
ter thaathe genuine notes Ilcacon.
The Sidney Gazette states, that Francis
Williams, Lie Cashier of New South
Wales Hank, has been sentenced to U
years transportation, on his own confes
sion, for embtEiling from the said liank
no less than 1 1 ,975. Where is he to t-.s
transported to ? liick to Lngland. wo
suppose
A few nights s'ko, the wife of John
Sniiih.ii. Walnut-street. New-York, ex
pired suildcr.lv and under su-picious cir
1 unisiai.cts. The coroner held an inejucst
over the coipse, according to whose ver
dict she catne to her death hy intemper
ance or, as repeated by t.r.e of her beb
bing inmates, in a (nil bad frmirr a new
cause of mortality in our medical reports
and cue which is not only infectious, but
w hie h, if as productive of ai fatal issue a
tlie poor woman imagined, would go fa.
to depopulate st me parts of the city.
A". V. lhiilj Advtrihrr.
A few years since, when Mr. lligclow,
w ho was eminent as a lawyer, was Speak-,
er of the Hotise of Representatives, of
Mas":,. Mr. h,"'rr!, who kept a public
house, represented the town D h, and
was ahvaj s particularly jealous of lawyer.
!" 1 nm opposed" "y he, 14 Mr. Spcakef,
! to this act of incorporation ; (a certain act
!ol incoij oration then pending before tho
! House,) by r.rtl by ccttain smtltmen w'hl
jptiitioti to he incoiporated very arr.bi
I tiousrnrf wen ; you know, Mr. Speaker,
w horn 1 meun " " es, yes," answered
the Speaker, instantaneously, "tavern
keepets, 1 presume, sir."
I)r. s wrote a very small hand, end
crowded a great deal into his pages; he
did it to save the expense of paper. Ho
put one of his manuscripts into a friend's
h.mds to peruse; he returned it to him
with thisiompliment " If ru rcon W
closely as you ttti.'r, you are invincible "