.TJIK MUSK.
TICK FUNKKAL AT UK A.
JCobrecse wat on the mirror wave
The tptngled pendant Ul hunf, .
It In tht bum! of the breve, ' ',
Wide o'er the tea eur requiem rang i
Ko txutcheo glittered n hit breaat
No cofie eiMil bit senteleat clay
No kiudred beard hit Ut request,
IlU prayer fr one far, far awty. -
. 8!ov roll' J th smoke of funeral gua
O'er ocean's tranquil blue
An Inetant reil'J the bfood-red sun,
Atacar'tbe wave it drew (
JOOTTOXTtlnneitecrtioudi
Oa which the bright beam darted,
It seem'd to form golden shroud,
... Fur th spirit of bin departed, J
1 marked th circKnf ripples rite, ,
At in Um tea the body fell (
The teemed to shake Uit evening tkiet
Reflected, in the trembling twcll
Like them bit beinf patted away
lie ruffled life't bruad scene
Then like them ceased, and few could at
That be or the bad been,
BIBTOL.
6
tatx Tt tiiocBiTic rant.
Epigram a Lad) wA painted,
M ho aayt (to defamation prone)
Clarinda'i bloom it not her own (
'TitfiUei with reason, I deny it '
1 taw tnyttlf Clarinda but, it. RUB.
MISCELLANEOUS.
at
It
CliECOU M'GUEGOIL
It appears, plays the farce of Koyalty
In hit little district of Poyais, in Terra
I'irma, with a degree of ostentation not
exceeded by the displays of his Kingly
Brethren of Spain or France. Dukes
Lords. Ladies. Knights of Dedcham
bers, of Garters, of Green Mantles, o
Green Crosses, Heralds, Kings
Arms, &c. he. &c, have been created
by him among his hundred or two o
liegemen, M Oregor now styles him
self the Sovereign Prince of Poyais.
is amusingto observe how he rises, ile
was at -first Lieutenant Colonel -then
General then Cazique -then his Se
rene Highness the Cazique then his
Serene Highness the Prince and now
be is the Sovereign Prince of Poyais.
It seems really astonishing, that, after
McGregor's character has been so ful
ly developed, his agents in Lurope
should yet be able to recruit colonists
to incrcaac uic uumucra ui nit misicu
followers j but such, nevertheless, is
the fact, and we are. informed that a
vessel, with a cumber of passengers for
Poyais. arrived at Honduras on the
20th of December. A mong them was
the Daron de San Lucas, otherwise
Thomas Steohouse, Under Secretary of
State for the War and Marine ;a!so the
Rev. Mr. Rial, Curate of St. Ann's
and St. Joseph. There was also the
Count de Rio Negro, otherwise Ad
miral Wright, otherwise Captain
Wright, Knight Commander of the
most illustrious Order of the Green
Cross. Unfortunately the Baron San
Lucas was drowned in- the Bay-of
Black River, in attempting to land with
four others. He was a Herald aod
King at Arms therefore, M'Gregor
Was to have been crowned. The Rev.
Mr. Rial died on about the 27th in
stant. All the etiquette of nobility was
observed on board the vessel, (the Al
Liojv)vy..pmQabcing.addrcssed
as " my Lord," " my Lady," &c, as
their titles were. The vessel was loa
ded with provisions and munitions o
war for the mock Government of the
M'Gregor. N. T. Patriot.
tTMl ED STATES BAKK.
A general statement of the bank 61 the
U. Stales. wat Lid before Congress on the
10th of January last, presenting a view of
ine actual con union oi me iui -
1to. By this statement. It appears that
the capital stock of the Dank is &34.99S,
169, and the amount of notca in circula
tion 811,142,072. Tha amount of depo
sits by the Treasurer of the United Slates
nu i c olftceri and Individuals, is 6 1 3.7 i r
037. and the contingent fund is 3,123,'
S33. The funded debt of tbe United
States, la 1 10.874,0 14, and the bills dis
counted on personal, bank and funded se
curities, amount to 3 1, 108,3)3. Ihe
amount of cash in bank notes en hand, is
gr.StO.ll r and the tpecio-on htodj-it
85,813,694.
A good rn A lawyer of KlncJStle,
Virginia, hat bad inserted in a ptper of
that place the folio inj advertiwment
and we cannot but with thai a hurdred and
fifty lawyers of New-York had occasion to
give similar notice to their fellow citl-aenst
A Caao. To an enl'rhtened public,
I hereby rive notice, that I have this day
abandoned the practice oflaw In this coun
ty. For the last six month I have
brought ine action of asiault and battery,
and received the sura of fifteen shillings,
for bukinei s that I had done twelve months
ago. Query Can one support himself
by such patronage f 1). L. $.
January IJ(A, 1824."
Prom a gentleman in the United States, to
M correttiondent in England.
Dear Sir: You ask my opinion at to cer
tain newspaper, and men, and things:
You shall have my answer in part. .
Ajet Regiiter is at the bead of our
newspapers. The Baton Galaxy and
the Aew- York Statemm, both of them edi
ted by able men, will give vou the form
and pressure of the times." The National
Intelligencer was once full of round, solid
timber ; it it now all tfMt ttuff.
i The American Journal of Science and
Arti, by Benjamin Sillimtn, is the best
work of our country. My pursuits are
not scientific, and half of that work it to
me unintelligible i yet from the remain
der I collect far more than the worth of
my subscription, which has been from tbe
first number.
A young physician in the neighborhood
of Montreal, was recently detected in rob
bing the grate- When discovered, he
had in his possession eight bodies which
had recently been interred. The inhabi
tants permitted him to depart, after he had
v i k Uocli ,n tkuf trnuil nw
sions.
MR. GALLATIN.
Mr. Crawford's friends have committed
an egregious blunder in nominating Mr
Gallatin, as he is a " fugitive from the old
world," and therefore cannot be agreeable
to Mr; Crawford; who would have prefer
red Onafuskeeof Wywyhee, or any other
"native of our forest Should Mr.
Crawford be our next Chief Magistrate
which is highlv probable, since it is dis
ttut 64 are superior to 197, we may ex
pect a stormy administration ! Mr. Craw
ford is known to be relentless in his an
tipathies, (Indian like.) and he will not for
get whence Mr. Gallatin came : the Sen
ate will bave to support it head, and thus
tumult and faction will be the conse
quence. For these grave and judicious
considerations, we advise Mr. Van Buren
to call his 64 men together again, and re
voke that nomination, and substitute some
one more.,ogrjteabl5 . to. the Secretary M
ine i reasury, sucn as aprrr'LKJgw v a:K
'In th1DVaterrT. m-fort Vat: J
The American Colonization Society have
determined to call the settlement on the
; African coast Liberia, and the town Mon
!; rovia. They are about to petition Con
f gress for assistance, and are also about to
. uikimiu: auf.nidiy duucuci lu luc.iuici
' cities of the Union,
A grand rorirof South-Carolrha, some
time since, presented the President of a
certain college as unpopular; and a trend
jury of 1 ennessec, presented Gen. Jack
ton as' a suitable person for President of
the United states. . And a petit jury in
Louisiana, sentenced a man to pay a fine
of one-thousand dollars for killing one of
his slaves. In vain was it that the Judge
informed them that their business was to
determine whether the prisoner wasguil
and that the law fixed the punish
ment : they insisted upon including a
sentence in their verdict. These are
queer things in the history of juries; and
lo finish the chapter; we may mention the
conductor a jury of one of the Cinque
forts, as recorded in an Lnglisb paper.
Tbe case was that of an old woman, ac
cused of stealing a pair of beots, and the
ury, moved probably by the infirmities
and miserable appearance of the prison
er, returned the following verdict : We
God her " Abr Guilty, and hope she wil,
never do so any rrrore-.M Thbj -truly was
tempering justice with mercy.
PuladclfiAia Caz.
At Goffstown, (N. H.) found dead
in the road, Mr. Benjamin Stevens,
aged 68 : a man in easy circumstary
ces, and kind to the poor he never
gave or received a note of hand, never
paid or received a cent of interest.
His body was not cold when found,
and he is supposed to have died in an
apopletic fit, while carrying a quar
ter of meat to his minister.
Tennettee.Hetort the Legislature of
this State had adjourned, a resolution was
adopted, recommending to themembers
of the General Assembly to appear in
clothes of Domestic Manufacture ; also
recommending to the good people of the
State to manufacture their own clothing
materials.
Sr. Domingo. -A recent traveller in St.
Domingo computes the population of that
island at 500,000 negroes, aqd 20,000
mulattoes, exclusive of those formerly
governed ySpji
from their superior knowledge; and -activity;
form a sort of aristocracy and 11 most
of the civil offices. They are hated by
the negroes, but are too useful to be left
unemployed. They are the principal in
habitants of the towns. Their manners
are modelled en those of the French.
The women transact most oF the busi
ness, and the name of tbe husband is fre-
tjuenUy omitted in accounts.
IIKCVU& MAimCEI.
A novel circumstance 'in the an
nals of mitrimony, occurred a short
time ago ai Rugeley, in Staffordshire,
It was the union of two coupHf, whose
previous rilatWe connexion was such,
as to prodke consequences, in the se
Ouel. of amott extraordinary and lu
tlicroui diteripiioo. An old man, of
the name f Martin, of Longdon, aged
76, appeared at the altar with a young
girl of 1 7 as hit Intended bride j while
her auter, twa years older, was led
thither by the grandson of Martin,
aged 19.- The curious results of these
alliances are si lollow t The old man
recognizes a brother in his grand:
and a sister in his wifej his spouse
mutt submit, howmuchaoever against
her inclination, to the veoefable epi
thet of grandmother from her elder
sister and. the young man may ad
dress the damsel of 17, as his grand
mother or sister, at pleasure j while
his wife may claim as her just right,
by reason of more mature age, the
submission of her sister, or to be call
ed upon to exercise all the respectful
docility of a grand-daughter towards
her. Bclfs Weekly Alenenjcr.
at Tat wttaittTt atrcaucaa.
Of Umptra, Uf Mrn.
1 was surprised tbis morning on pe
rusitg the editorial remarks in the
"National Intelligencer' that Messrs
Gales and Seaton should have coupled
the names of Hamilton and Dallas,
in the same paragraph with that of
uaiutm. i re transcendent uients ana
patriotism of the two first named gen
tlemen, placed them in the first rank
among our countrymen, at statesmen
and civilians, and it may with justice
be affirmet of both, vivet pott funeru
virtuti and the very insurrection that
Gallatin wis instrumental in fomenting,
found llanilton and Dallas at Wash,
ington's aide in discharging impor
tant civil and military offices, in quel
ling the same a rather singular coin
cidence respecting these men and ra
ther again the " childhood lesson of
Mr. Gaits' Hamilton was the
man. aided bv that indefatiruble and
excellent o:er, Mr. Joseph Neurse,
Register of the Treasury, who perfect
ed the whole machinery of the Trcasu
ry Department, and reduced chaos to
system. Gallatin succeeded other
great men after Hamilton, in the man
agement of the concerts of that De
partmentj and after all Mr. Jefferson's
economical administration of the gov
ernment for eight years, abandoned
the office empty, and unable to devise
the means to sustain the credit of the
nation. Dallas, yes, it was his gigan
tic mind, independent spirit, and fear
lessness of responsibility, which soon
devised the means of resuscitating the
same, aod infused new life and vigor
into its operations. Hamilton and
Dallas secured and retained the conn
dence of Washington, until his death
although opposed to the politics of
Washington and -Hamilton, -Dallas
combatted manfully with the legiti
mate weapons of Republicanism, argu
ments and election.
Whilst Gallatin was endeavoring to
" stop de vcels of de govement, and
insidiously striving to destroy, and
weaken its operations', Hamilton was
:8trajjunverj.ncrv.e...iQ.Lve..it..cia?
ciency and durability.
Dallas, the able expounder of the
laws and the constitution, and at all
times the supporter of the same, wit
ness his able and masterly " Exposi
tion of the causes and consequences of
the late war, which production alone
was sufficient to immortalize any man
' PENNSYLVANIA.
Vt. 21, 1824.
THE eeh braUd race hot.,
by okl Bir Archy, ,
tui ptrt or Lit tune Is
liUburj, this aeatun.
' 3198 .
Jxtwi ef Korth-CartUna.
An act concerning the tnlvertity of k Carolina.
Whereas sssemblages of people at or
near the University of this State, for
immoral or political purposes, are pre-
judicial to the good order of the stu
dents of that institution j
Be it thereftre enacted by the Cen
tra! Auembh tf the State of North-
Carolina, and it it hereby enacted by
the authority of the $ame, That it shall
not be lawful for any person or per
sons to male, ori concerned Jn ma- 'fa'W'JTr.
nog uw JUUUM.M w. z,WwiUbekttomareset JidolUfStht
COCk-Cght, at the ((at of the Universal season (but may be ditrhtrfed with 8, If paid
ty. or within five miles thereof t and if wowa o seaaon.) s ' u nngje ktp, (u,
horse-race or COtk-lght, or be in any diteoVered to be whh foal, or is parted wlthbv
manner eoncernid ui making or run- the person putuW br. I'articular care will b
ning such honMe-or bi fighting ZSSntiC
TIIK WELL KNOWN JACK,
IATCLY owned la Boutk
i Caroliita, will stand at our
table, one mile and a balf
, from Concord, North Carolina,
every day in the aeck, Suuday excepted, thro.
WUa-
Cnnrd, Jun. 3.1, KU.
tiEOUGE UKY.
lliUl
THE WELL KNOWN JACK,
PALL1F0X
IATEthepropertyofJufn
i Uurpbey, will stand tba
e'ntuln teatua (eoinmrntinir
on tbe 10th of March, ami
ti a m e a
wiUnn bve miles: triercor, he or thev
so offendinjr. shall, for every such of
fence, forfeit and Say the sum of one
hundred dollars j fto be recovered be
fore anv iurisdictiJn havintr cocnizance
of the same, one Balf to the use of the
at a a a
inlormer, ana the otner hail to the 'ii,uabbJL.n y w narcn, ana
benefit 0 the Trustee, of the said Uni- ter Zll.
Verstty. kmc 1 and will be let to inaret at three dollam
II. And be it further enacted lllSt fetingleleap,eaahatthetjmeorerrvlce,frt
there shall, in future, be 00 election 1. 13,11 "f"
. ' r ' , I and 10 dwiUrt to inture a mare with foal, hich
lor a memwer si voiigrctt i.r mcuuer will be conaiderrd duo whenever it Uaacertamcd
of the General Assembly held at the that the nitre is with foal, or tbe prvrty
seat of the University of this State , d,!nd- . ... . .
, . ' . . . .u To thoae senuainted with Palbfoa, and lave
any law, order, or appointment to the muIci fm Wm a woulJ U9eku ,o
Contrary notwilhstaodiog. add any thine; more 1 suffice to etaie, he it a
Mire fuul-getter, and hit mukt are krfe tnd
An Act directing a reoJwical and minerakMric "".7: . I'rrt 'u uken. but will not
al aurvev to be nude of tbe bUle of North- ul,,e for accidcaU or eacapct.
Carolina.
Re it enacted by the General Assem
bly of the State of North-CaroHna,yand
tt 14 hereby enacted by the authority oj
the same. That it is hereby made the
duty of the Board of Agriculture of
fVtnxiry 2i, 1824
JAMES DINKLVS.
8ifUJ
State of North-Carolina,
STOXBS COVNTT.
COL'RT of Plrw ami Quarter SeMiont, lie.
crmbcr term, A. I). 1833 1 Lawreace limb
tcr and John Htulta. ailminiatntoea tit Mmlllim
North-Carolina to employ some per- Sninot, v. the hcirt at law of Matthew 8nipeL
son of competent skill and Science, to dl. It appearing to the tatiafaction of th
court dial Wtlliam Moon and Elizabeth hit wifr.
commence and carry on a geological hejf, B Uw rf tbe JUnhew 8.
and mineralogical aurvey of the van- are inhabitantt mother State, it it therefore
OUS regions Ot this State j aod that the ordered, that publication be made in the Wet-
person or persons so employed shall, If U,Tn for."x we"Ttilcl),,h
day, f a iri i I av m iiuam jtainis assiw us iiiw v llCa
periods, furnish to the Board Lppc ,t the (k)Urt of We nd QutrtcP
true and correct accounts of the results tcionitobehrMfortheeountTof8oketoni!Ko
of .. said surveys and investigations. econil i,ly " Marrh next, and eitbcrplead.
CrrmAmtin, Jun.
MAI I . U. HUUKr, r. r.
14,1824. Price a.K.g2.
. I- I .1 .1
hi i i n i l ia a it ,,wcr tir uciuurio mki pcuuoH. inner ic uc
ich shall annually be published by ume wi u uken Wk1 lcud
tne uoaru aiorcsaiu, lor ine uenent 01 parte, untt them.
the public, as provided by the sixth
section of the act of the last General
Assembly, entitled, " An act to pro-
mote Agriculture and family Domes
tic Manufactures within this State.
II. And be it further enacted That
for the purpose of carrying the inten
tion of the, foregoing section into cf-
A meeting has lately been held in the
Village of Rochester N. Y. and a commit
tee appointed to draft a petition to the
Legislature, for the passage of a law to
erect a Stepping Mill in the county of
Monroe. It is stated that Rochester is
constantly-infested with-a corps of-Trom
one bundled and fifty to two hundred,
idle, profligate fellows, who bave no vis
ible means of support but gambling and
villaiay. Moicow Journal.
Beau Mordecai editor of the cautut
" Advocale"j wishes to know the bearings
of the good sbrp the Jackson. By our
last observation, she had got to windward
o( The Ciucut, who was lying: on a lee
shore, -iuit eoine to pieces, while the
fdit.wind,and the port ot tne rrtuumcy
right ahead. JVanMi "Caz.
J
General Henry D'Evereitx, one of the
most distinguished and successful cham
pions of South American independence,
arrived here yesterday in the steam boat,
Norfolk, from Baltimore.
j . Mrfolk Beacon, .
State loI' North-Carolina,
CABARRUS COVHTT.
COURT of Plraa and Quarter Beaainnt, Jan
uary Term, 1824 : David Bradthaw tt. Jolin
S. M'Cunly ; original attachment, le vied on Unda.
It appearing to the court that tbe defendant in
lliit Caae it not an inhabitant of Uill State, it It
feet, 8 SUm not exceeding tWO hundred I therefore ordered, that publication be nuula
and fifty dollars, be, and the same s i r i V . K,n
, r r notice to taid defendant to apptar at the next
hereby annually appropriated for four Court of Pleat and Quarter tk-aaior to be hrkl
successive years, out of the uncxpen- fr 'd county, at the court-house in Com-oni,
ded balance of the agricultural fund. " th,c APr!! ,0 "P1"'
. , . .i .i , plead, or demur, otherwise judirnicnt final will
as created aod set apart by the above , enlem Up against him, ami execution aaar-
recited act ; and that the 1 reasurer ol ded according. Xttt: M. HUNT, c.e.e.
ihe State is hereby directed to pay the ?'ric ,dvt- 'tH
same to the order of the Board of Ag- State of North-Carolina,
riculture of North-Carolina. iincolk cochttT u
"lOl'RT of Meat and Quarter Seaaiont, Janu.
An Act directing in what manner the Ijiwi of J in- Term, 1824. Itoyle, Son, St Coa,
WMtater StahfftliaH be reeeircd-trrevnlcnce- mnrt ArM'Kcmt?. OH)(aTal(acfimcTiT,1cf
in this State. ied in the bands of Ilub Kuinjf and William
Be it enacted by the General Assembly L-ampbHI, .ml on Unda. It appearing to the
-JP r l r r j- t,cUii " the court, that Samuel A. M'ken-
Cj the State of Aorth-Caroltria, and it Iie, tlc defendant, it not an inhabitant of this
it hereby enacted by the authority of r'e, it it therefore ordered hv Court, that he
the tame, That in all Suits which are PPr t the County Court of Plew and Quar
.. r tcr tensions to be held tor Ijncoln countv. at
now pending, or hereatter may be ,e Court.houW in Uncolnton, .n tbe fourth
pending, ia any Court of Law or Equi- Monday after the fourth in March next, replevy
ty in this State, wherein il mayli P'CV ..ewwjma.iaeiaiiH,w
' ' " ' r . l ' , ' : : "IT "r .l e enterca tunt him : Ordered, that publica-
necessan-, for the decision of the case, . heI.oof m . u, ' ...chf
to produce in evidence the law of any in the Western Carolinian. AVitnets,
o our sister States, it shall and may VAUDUY M'BKE, e.e.
be lawful for either party to produce pr' "lv- ' iH)8;
in Court a copy of the law of such State of North-Carolina,
State, drawn off by the Secretary oil mkcklenburg county.
Our State, from the Copies of the laws flOl'KT of Kquity Samuel loach,. Hugk
of our sister States denosited in hit McDowell, Jamca Moore, -AHdrew Heron,
r j , , , andthcrs. In this case, it it ordered thatpubh
office, certified under h.s hand and seal, C4tion be made forsij we'ek, in thc w,ernHc.
With the seal of the State of North- olinian that unlets Jai.net Moore tnd Andrew Her
Carolina attached ; and Such Copy thus two of the 'defendant in this case, appear at
attested, shall be held and deemed suf- &Z&tZi
ficient evidence, of thp existence of after tlio ith Mondav in March next, d nwcr
such law. v ar the bill will be taken pro coni'esso, and heard
II And be it further enacted, That "f&j"- p, m;NI,ff .
thfe hecretarv ol State Rhall be entitled ' 1 '
tffTecrive-forsuch-attested copyrthe l-tatCLX)i,Ji'ortll-ClU'oliua
sum of twenty cents for every copy! rutherpord countt
sheet, from the Treasurer of this State, pOURT of Pleas and Quarter Seasiona, Jan-
c it r i , r .i J uary Session, 1824 Aaron Camp vt. 1 ran-
for all copies thus furnished for the ci( priginal attacl.ment, levied on land,
use of the Attorney-General or Soli- It appearing to the tatisfaction of the court, L that
the dlencUntiu tlut case u not aniuhumtant ot
tlU state, it It therefore ordered by tne court,
citors of this State, in any suit to
which the State may be party,' and
the- like sum from individuals who
may require such copies for their own
use
I If. And be it further enacted, That
it shall "be Jteduty M thc Sccretiry fil
State to furnish such copies when required.
Mordecai Manassah Noah, the Jew,
who edits the New-York caucus ; pa-
paper, in his anxiety "to be thought an
American, declares he can almost re
member being born in this country !
that publication be made lo the Weatern Caro
linian tor six week, that the tlttenuant appear
before the Justices of our.ncxt County Court tf
Picas and Quarter Sessions, to be hoblen for the
county of Tlutherford, at the court-house in
ltutlierfor(lton,on the "J Monday after the 4th
ijtpndix of .1aTtfl,nt'fl
entered up "against hiu., and ilie " nm'tte'r "Ifcctiuo"'"
decreed 'accoixlinglv.
Witness, ' ISAAC C'HATON, e. e.
Price adv. . MH
NO'I'ICK. 1 forewarn all persona from tra
ding with my ajipivuiice, Lex Hasti thos
who u so, may rupee! liiat the lav will bo
enforced ajainsi theei. H. ALI.F.M0G,
March 7, UU, vitStt