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public Miid jtivlc welfare require! ol
rue candor on ill ocxaa'woi aud 1 in
compelled to lay to you, thai the .
ejuircmeate of ihli worthy man ere not
competent to the diecharge of the muU
tiptied durtei of thU Department, I,
therefore, hope he may not accept the
appointment. I am fearful, if it doei,
he will oot add much iplcudor to hit
relent well-earntd Handing aia pub
ic character. Should ht acrpt, rcit
Mured that, it Ling II t remain io the
army. It will affcrd mi great pleiiure
id obeying jour or dm through hint,
tod reader bit litaiUoa anj cjujy eaty
and pleasant ai far ai 'drcumiuncci
Will place it io mir power.
I am aware of the dif&cultiea that
surround you io the itleciion of your
cabinet. Uut the plan you have adop
ted, of miking all consideration! yield
to the general weal, will bring you to
retirement with the lalutitioos and ap
fclauie of all lh virtuous, wiif, aud
a a
Uoino io ol Kcoinx ud pro..
perity that cannot be thai en by the
convulsion of Europe. To this end
you can calculate with corfi Je'.ce q
my feeble cicrtiona, io long ai my
constitution may permit me to he uir.
ful. 1 have looked forward to fat hap.
py period, when, under your guidance,
our government would be In the full
tide of auccciifut eiperimern" when
I would rrtire from public lif-, and
endeavour to regain a mm h-cnftebled
consti uiion, Should you be properly
iccofukd in your views, this period
will arrive, ai soon at the measures
ou art pi lor the defence of the frotu
tier are carried into eSect, bv complr.
ting those fortibc.tionathat have been
and may be selected for iu defence, by
erecting fout'drirt andarmirir, and
organizingand clansinir the militia.
Then, toe will have peace j for then we
will be prepared frr war. Evtry man
having a gun in hi hand, all Europe
combined cannot hurt us. Thm, all
the world will be anxioua to he at
peace with usj because all will see we
piauie oi au ine viriu'jui, wr, iuu. i
jrood I and. ihould you be properly sc. Spain Poeaca rery little general inter
conded by the Congreil of the United tiaminer of the 5
aj.. :tt k. ...t.j . Ki ,k, aara, the bleed faction which now so de-.
wish peace with them, hut are prrpmd ! on under 'he direction ol K1isH, Pi ussi
foi dtfr nee agaiprt those who attempt I an aid F'ench engineers, who, with a
to infrinee .Mir national richt. fe Ameiican and I'-li.n, were the
Accept a itranrea of my best wihrs,
and believe me to be, respectfully,
your m"it obedient rrva.r.t.
- ANDMEW JACKSON.
... Jumm JUanr, Prtmitml
. jtk UmlfdSiattt.
T0BCMIT 91.
IUU OPENLY LTF.I.LIC K.YCE.
"Harris, arrived laat evening, in 42 djys
, , . , ;
from Liverpool. By this arrival the Ldt
tor of the Commercial Advrrtiaer have
rereived their regular supply of London
and Liverpool papers, the former to thi
6;h of April, and tha latter to the S h, to
gcther with Lord's andIndoti Snipping
Lists to the 6ih inclusive. The Globe
and Traveller, of the eTili states, that sev
eral letters had been received bv the
French Mail that morning, which allurV
to a revived rumour thnt a Congress of
the Allied Sovereigns would speedily be
held at Paris. It is also stated that it is
the wih of the French Gjve rnment, that
the afr.ire of Sp-tin should be arrsngrd b
the foreign minislera resident at Madrid.
Taae.aewi-wsrppnitTo-oeirrniniw n mc ;jc
tiod for occupation of .Spain by Fremh
troops. It is not generally known, that
bv the treaty signed between France and
Spain, on the 9th Feb. lust, it was atipu
lated that the French troopa should eva
tuate the Spanish territory on the 1st July
Mxt,uiless the allu- l powers ahoul.l de
cine the contrary. I is understood, how
ever, thut Ferdinand himaelf would solicit
their ttay.'
The London papers of the 6th contain
a statement of the last quarterns revenue
Up to the 5th, from which it appears that
there is an-mcreaae in the- net revenue
during the last year of 988 6 1 5. st and an
Increase in the last quarter 1,321.403.
ThtiuddtrioflloiombiariJiond.'Lhijve:
been relieved from any further anxiety in
consequence of a public notice of Mr.
Hurtado. lecogniting the bonds issued
by Mr. Zea, and aignifying hi readiness
to give other bond signed by him in ex
change. -
Mr. James theNaval Historian, whose
publication Caused the death of Capt.
Collier, ha's received acasiiation at tbe
hands of Sir John Phillemore.
iny Jduu .jjea have Vvirly'.been rbhVhdtteif
in Cork and Kilkentiy c unties, and twr
The Miirquess of -VVellessly Was on a
. tour "through Limericksand Cork. One
of the London papers savs, this season
Egt'pt will aentt thirtv thousand bags of
Cotton to the United Kingdom, of which
. the quality is" not infeiior to Sea Is
land. 1 he cultivation, of sugar, SnBigo
com, and ever) product, for which Eg)pt.
by soil or climate, is so well adapted oc
cupies the undivided attention of its pre-
1. , ' ..l.flf..,t,l,'.A. JtA.iG"
ICM ruier, ina in miiuunuiii w.,...
pj tha view! Of the Pacha are dispensed
Uh, lie fiiidsth.t the cultivation of tha
etna la Useful to the peopla, end, there
fure,asscrii that Mahomet ntverintanded
to prohibit tha conijipiptloo of any of hi
ailraLts.
Dr. Bryee of Edlnburg hn puUlshed
be Monce adiptedln thliclij andcoua-i
II conalsU vaccination th.oth-;
arm fiorn tbaona fir.t vaccinated. If
tha first has been perfect, both pulule! j
.! JM a,M. L. L .I I tat- cm el lllttat 1
Will ! ! wirvij " - " I
thU doei not take place, the constitution
haa nnl harn nmnerlv alTecled. and It'
mait be repeated. 1 hit It "simple" and
Caty, and ought nevef to be neglected.
It it tKertained that by a lecrel treaty
villi tba Ou'cb, the UUnA of Hum4tra
bai been ceded la fall aotercitv to' that
Oovcrnioenitinreiuraiortheuiiilioputcd
pi)iMon br the Eat India Comny of
(he new MUltnvni at Sincaxrc, nd
aome eiioie and unproStable ler ritorlal
right on tne etl of VLUcca.
I nt inicuiRrntw irum fnUl
, . ' . , .,.,.,. , ji,,.
bit minner to ejret, on tome pretence,
the moM cmtpkuou of the tr fe
liberal Deputies who rue fouod their wy
into tht tmiependetit and repr.iable bo -
df. The he, howeer failed lcint
Cenrnl Fuy j and without a total dure-
gard to teciltude, which U, however, bf
no meana improtwWe, will htc to Iwall
oi lima more aucceia at;inat M B. con-
tant
SpanUh letter, written br a prraon
who ha recently travelled from Madrid to
Cfiic, represent the coun'rv at in a most
tntrnUiU aula, li U impossible to tra
vel l If roads without a tiong escort, so
( numerou re the bandit'i) aitd perns
undertaking purniea generallr wait for,
and avail ihemvlvca of the pioieclion of
French paitit of vllier moving from p,ce olthe 99th of May.it wa propo
one point to another. po,f d tLt the voift of the Company
THr oar r ft, he.
The nes fi'.m (irrcc i to the 3J of
MaTh ; though tlnle l.ter than previous
advices, is iiitr resiioir. inasmur h as it
asurrt ua of the continued tioe ol suc
cess which attends the Oeck arms.
The strife of the Castle af the Little
D irdanr lies and of La panto, was carried
ool foreiiirtiersvet enigedu iderthe ban
ner of the Crov
In F.pirut. Aria had f.llen into tha
hands of the ('.rrek, and the irnur--ec'ion
taT.lhe. fti)..ol Jsrodfa j toohrmed.
, no r i'irF'.uCi W1 ins
r.i.i. Rip.,..u w,, ,7 ,c
withdrawal ol hi troopa rrom tne lo tres -
ses of Crete, leaving the whole Mand in
jnisrion orihc lirerf
An account that filtv eight C,reek ve-
et had arrived at the mou'h of the Dur
P11""" .- ...... ..... -..v
) danelles had caused great comternation
at Constantinople
Florida. Accounts have been received
Ht Pensacola, that the S eretary of the
Navy had directed Com Porter, if the au
uatiort of the service would permit, to
despatch one of the vessels under his
command, with instiuctions, to St. Au
gustine, to take the public documents,
the hooks and furniture, of the Legisla
tive Council, from that place to St. Mark's,
from thence to be conveyed to the new
Seat of (irtvernmeol, at Tallahaiir, Gov
ernor Duval hd gi information; l,hit.
ra't1nteh1tdpforfed sho'tly to
that pi ice, and have a town laid off, which
would enable those who intended making
est.ihltshmcnts there, to plsee their buil
dings in a situation in which they would
remain permanently.
The U. S. frigate Constitution, Capt.
Jacob Jenet, arrived at New York on
Thursday from Gibraltar, whence she
sailed on the I Oth ult. The Constitution
has .been absent rather more than three
years, having It ft Boaton on the Oth of
May", 1 82 f, during" which lime' abe ha
idled 35,150 mile a, . The, UAJ..ahip
Cyane, Captain Creighton, arrived at
Gibraltar on the 9th from New York, via
France, all well. The widow of Ameri
can Consul TstTtnTand lamlTyThavTf efuf n
ed home in the Constitution. When the
Constitution left Gibraltar, there was no
new of a political nature. The officer
and crew are in good health. The Con
stitution was aground in the . East river
for a short time on Thursday but was
got off without injury. Bali. Pat. -
It it atated, in one of the Kentucky
irmrrrahy that there- ts"nor living? in the
rrounry or Alien, arc? atate ot Kentucky, a
(;irl, by the name of ratey Anderson, 8
r o-y ears-of ape v born without the least.
ppearance of arms, who can card, spin,
sew and knit, with a creat facility aa any
child of ber age. How's the do it? J
A traveller, passing through a Dutch
town where the inhabitants had been buil-
ling a new church, asked a boy, pointing
o the old church, what building it was ?
He answered UA cburch but it don't.
GO aowj ,
0ilLU3lDOTf3
ewJaj
r.imr hoino, JcSfc a.
4th of-Juty.
eitaena of SaJUury, and Its vicinity, ire
to tit t to the CouftllwiM, m aatr
.
TW
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lairrI,l.th,b.rd.ycAnca.
lafH. the 40, of Jul.
III rw H
,.u.i
Randolph, U Wis eMMMMa,1 e4
;-Tb4T!riMr;Ne; 4," next j4--.
, The htforfed eketch of tha tow of FaytUe.
vile, we will, iat eheerfiJIy, ge a place tela
ear eohimaa, aa tooa aa we cm wwka apace
(HimKh fr It.
) rh kwg ronnuinicaUoii froca liacolntoa
, attended to hi our urit.
a rarawr0 atutl Im be attended o aait
wtf
tp, t
irtftve fW THE TIMES.
We tttrj df hr ionte on eipreaa a wlJi
tht the rrcwJnlml Eleetion wu overi bo'h
I ,;nr n f,l kinf tk. ih. Un
I tK the rrrlrncy. Tet. wiuttu
th- hj-ct ha beeoe, it la, neterthelcai, the
I1-borlinf t..p of eerjr circle i tha potlti.
1 ral etrrtn of the kpdttive halt, and the noU
, titte of the thoi.njom the ilver-hedcd m.
iron, aitdtre blooming maiden the wrinkled
' U'v, tnd tie ruddy aliaa all, all Buet hire
, much U auwlmueh to do, in makinf a Free-
y,, rial tuch ia the atate of the poblic mind.
" he hat turn may read." K'ov whether au this
it pnpttT bteofnlnr, ia not for tha Printer to
inquir i kts buaineaa Is to furnish his readera
with tlf lidifira of the times." So here arc
some
i "Odir
sa Taa
wtrri'W caaatrata.
, cflr4rtf k C: X. C.
I At a eompnf mu-ter, held in this
I should hr taken relative to tba neit Prei-
ideni i which was agreed to. - .The result
wja a folows t
For (fn. Andrew Jackson, 63 votei
JUQ Adams, 14
- Tm. II. Crawford, J ,
Ilenry Clay, 1
Extract letter frrm SiatetnlU, frrdrtt tuntf,
. fa t Jtnlicmun in Mi platt, dutrJ '
STATlkTlLLR, M A f 30.
" As you are so decided a friend to
Jarktm, perhaps it may please you to
.learn, that at a meeting of the Town
Iromu.iit ai thU nlace. taat Thursday, it
I WM prepM.d, afiar h tnuater was over,
i0 (j,,. he vote ol the company on the
,'ridentiai election; the result was,
, thirU Wftn TOtes for Jack, thirty-six
, t. Adams, and onlilvtor-iix Craw-
lordT
This vote was taken without any pre
wtous intngue or management, and, no
, f(,uht,hews the real choice or the voters
vtous intrigue or management, and, no
in the vitinity of this place. Several
persons belonging to the company, did
not vote, because 'hey were l no far from
the oftWr who made the proposition to
understand it ; but who laid, afterwarda,
that they would have voted for Jackson
flamptnvWe, Surrg c. A. C.7
Maw 17, 1824. X
Mr. Wbite, Sir: It having become
fa;htonahle, of late, to test the strength
of the Picsidentiil candidates, at mu
ters and othet public gatherings, I tend
you the-irtnilt, of aQ elec.tkf helcl W
mis oy, on tne dismissal or iapt. nua
spetn t company irom parade. It may
noi he improper to remark, that there
was no previous notice given, nor was
there any exertion made to influence or
obtain voter ; consequently, there were
a number of person who did not vote,
of whom (it wa candidly said by a friend
of Crawford) a full proportion were for
Jackson. Of the votes taken, there were
For Andrew Jackson, 85
VV. H. Crawford, 16
John Quiney Adam. 8
4-It may also Very properly be observed,
that within tbe last three weeks, there
have been upwards of one hundred and
fifty eirculart distributed at thi Post Of
fice, from our Representative in Con
graaM hoi very much respectedT and
who may, with propriety, be aaid to
" rrign in the heart of the people," his
opinion on matters generally being im
plicitly relied on) in which he' very can
didly states his preference for Mr. Craw
ford, and also the reasons which govern
his choice, A decided opinion from to
high authority, must be expected to have,
and no doubt had, tome weight in the
above result. ; ' You are at liberty to rnake
such use of the above it you rnay think
proper, for promoting the good cause, and
oblige One a the People
: .p- j-4rwT.iwiiTin" I. niiww '.j, w mui
Lawis Wiuiaaia is the representative from
that 4ialnctnMKa.aa.
wttwk
Letter! received at New-York from
Alvarado ttate, that on the 3d of April
there was a conspiracy dicovered at Mex
ico in favor of Ytu bid a, and on the 4tb
the leader of it was seized and beheaded.
May such be the fate of all conspirators,
in favor of either a crown or a civcOa.
Tli tJcnUfi taf ettt M not, c.d ill It
lt. jokndtyeJl; U faof of any ana of tha
ia.liUuala k are aU op aa cd!ul t Li
the rrvaidaatlal chair Ut I Ibat paper of thi
15ih. wt find the (Ukraine ankle bid, l
art convinced, wu Bot pcrtnad without the moA
dcItUrata caution, and a full conviction of tha
torrtctntae of Ita deductlona. 1U tut and
the Wr at ef our' atate oil! ! hi a tiul
taoa,aowwcr they ay be divided trlth regud
to atate pofcy. .
PrfidrntUl Elettl-Vi UH N-
cently beard of the aentimantiaf the peo
ple on this i'
I . rwtioeforthe State, and'thitioo in
i way deserving full credit of the icdU
ments of tbovt in our own helghuorhood
or district, we have been for tome time
satisfied, ao (bat we may confidently pra
diet, that General Jackson will obtain tbe
whole undivided vote or tbe State ai Fret
ident, and John C. Calhoun aa Vice Pre
Ident, and Ua they will obtain thit vote
almost by acclamation or nearly unanim
ous, there remiintscircely a doubt. The
Caacut Ticket hat faded Into Insignifi
cance, and It scarcely heard of except In
ridicule. The faw doubtful and waver
ing vote which heretofore existed, have
become fiicd, and will be cheerfully giv
en the Ceneral In consequence of the
liberal and enlarged vlewt regarding the
duties of the Chief Magistracy of the na
tion, expressed eight yesrt ago, in a cor
respondence with President Monroe, and
which bat been forced on tbe public by
hit enemiet, for tha purpose of injuring
bit election. A'moi Gaxette.
KaVLEJCU CAUCUS.
The KJitort of tbe Balcigb Begtvter, ever
since tba tmneu$ took place in Raleigh, Ut in
ter, have labored hard to induce a belief that a
mtjority of the members of the General Assem
bly attended that secret conclave t and although
it haa been satisfactorily shown that only a nil
nority of the members attended, still the Regis
ter haa asserted, and re-aertcd, to the contra
ry it baa alternately claimed auch and auch
members, until it has got down, a caame-mcn,
every one who accidentally popped hia bead in
to the bouse, to see what wu going on. A few
week ago, the Register eaane out with a sepa
rate paragraph, and dofrmaticany asserted that
Dr. Worth and CoL Hunter, member from Guil
ford county, were in the caucus. What author
ity ther bad for the aaaertiost, will appear from
the following note to tbe Editors of tba Raleigh
Start
Afeitri. Heltff Ijtwrence:
A publication appeared in the Raleigh
Reg iater of the Tth instant, stating that
Dr. David Worth and myself were in the
Caucus held by tome nf th menbr o
tk CK octal Assembly last winter in Ha
leigh. I know not who their informer i ;
buthe la under a mistake. True it is, we
were both present, at many ether ipecta
ton were: thourh neither him nor my
elf look-any bander part in their nomlirihnnpra do those of more favored portion! cf
ationt, or any of their proceeding!, ei
ther directly or indirectly.
SAMUEL HUNTER,
rat wistkbw ttioimif.
A grand-juryman la kit rtfirttentalive in etngreu.
We gat ) our. letter, winanme Jonaic
It is aae unco gash and bonnie,
, An coaxin ton, that aure auld Ilomie
In flatterin atrain.
Or tba fractioua wight iterk Sawnie,
Gart speed your pen.
Gude John, sin we've bin lang acquent.
Allow me here to gie a hint t
8ie friends will mak ye aair repent,
Gif ye gang .wfetar:
-neyenkVdye fcfl yVercUinent
The coaicM system.
Return, my John, to your eetate.
I wad na fash mysel a whit
About this blether of the great i
Ye'va no pretestaiona
To what the mailt are striving at
Say, poita and pensiona.
Besides, I ween ye 're far more fit
Under your vine nd tree to ait,
Than gang abraid to shew ypur wit
At Washington.
An honest man ye are as yet
But, tak care, John.
I fea your head has gaun qtiKe dixxie,
In thinking on that caueut hizzie :
Your neebors aay y've bin too busy
: Elect
Fie ! John, y've far too frank a phizzy
For sic a bearing.
At length I must this letter seal j
Glide, honeat man, I wish ye weel t
Renounce wat Le and the deif,
An' let the nation ' '
Chooee whom for President they will j
- Ti's all vexation.
M.O0O .
laojr raa balo twik
A gentleman of Rockingham county,
in . letter to a- Iriend in this city, tavs.
tar day-at M r, W.m. Ee welV in this coun-
tya vote was taken on the Presidential
question-j the result of which was, Jack
ton gOt64, CaAwroao I." The wiifer
adds, I have not a doubt but that four
fifths of the citizena of thii county are
a W m
or JACKSON.
Letter , to tbe Editor of the Star
" At a petty mjiatcr, held in tbe upper end
bf Greene counly, ch tha frit Saturday
May, it the house ef Jtmct Jones, tbt
compiny wfre requested to five ikir
teniitnenit cn the pending PrtJdcntiai
Election and, after a thort, but pprop4.
ate addritt, delivered by Geo. Jfl1
Spelehl, axptanatory of the catd, and r.
ther Inimical to tba raurvi and eautm fiv
dUute, tha result of the vetei taken w(rt
at fotlewii Far Gen. Andrew Jukson.
14 1 Joha Q. Adams, Sl Wra. II. Crtt!
ford, li
Another letter to tba retort tuut,
that, a( a petty tmnr 0,,M'day,tu
,awtMaiiii at wtt. Mary Darnt's, n aI
western - parf f Edgecombe county, g
Eropoililon On made by Mr. Lawrtnca
la w;U try U itrtngtb of the Cin.n.JatrJ
now In nomination for tbe President,!
which resulted at follows i For Ccn. A!
draw Jackten, 54 John Q. Adamt, l,
William II. Crawford 3.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman t
Haywood county, of great respecubilii,
Io hit friend in tbla city.' M Io this
ty, I do not think that Can, Jaixioa- ig
lose a tingle vote. Ifibarebatuchavoie,
I have not beard of it. 1 have no doub
but that the People'a Ticket will get ,
large majority In our District."
This number of the Western Carolinian nav
swisre the fifth year of ita publication. KmA
atl the dllllcultira, poniieal, arrslnd pecim.
ry, incident to the eatahriahment and aurccMtuI
continuance of a Newspaper, the Editor of th
" Western Carol nian" baa beea ao aided, km.
ted and support ad by the patronage of bis M.
low-citiaena, Uut a aeaae of jrraiiiu.U im.prh
him to ackaoledge tbe ohCgatiova be Uendf
to them. Ibe generoua indulgence ertetxtrd
to bin by those whose opinions on tba frttiJ-a.
cy are in contravention to Io. 'w a plesaing j.
dicatiow of the ctpawded mint la and eabrytd
sUwa f esir aitiaaaav- Ka aurrr rvidrnc f t
narrow and contracted mind can he girrn, tha
an intolerant and persecuting course of eontkict
Bigofry ever views as heretical, all creeds but
its own i but divine truth and universal pli.
thropy, never seek to
" Frtvt thrir aWfrVaev rlkdr,
" Bf aprth aowe mild IrnHh
they are content that (Tie slow, but irrrtMlt
frce of ressoning, should conquer tlie tftmn
of the world. The Editor, thtrefore, feels fir
ocular Jy thankful to those who magnanimovir
enend to him their patronage, even at a sacnTic
of individual opinion, lie asks of all, a cent,
uance of support i but will cease to ask, 1ks
hia labors may cease to aVsmw it
Various circumstances having eompired ts
create, at thia time, a pecuniary pressure npw
ttk Editor, h ia cotvana I av i k. m.
cr sua Blore.. publicly and dirrrtjj to ne,
creditor. The necessity of Printera tatting
uW aasirse, ia grcalar than iLat of any stint
class of personal fnr their rneorae estart in very
small itema, ahile their outgoes p in as lift
the community.
It appears that the political friends of Mr.
Long in Chatham and Randolph counties, hir,
with much ado, succeeded in getting up refpos
ses to hia eaorm communications to the firsinl
Juries of those counties. Tbe follow ing is froa
the foreman of the Chatham Jury i
T the Stn. Join Ling, jr.
Dxaa Six: Acting at foreman of the
Grand Jury of tbe Superior Court, I re
ceived your communication! intended for
that body. 1 invited mott of the respec
table citizens of the county during the
silling of tbe' Grand Jury, and requested
ther wotild rnjse: ins htJPH
your communication!, tbe Jury was al
most unanimous. At the close of th
Court, Mr. Ca awford lost but 2 or 3 votes
out of the whole of the Jury, and a num
ber of respectable citizen.
HENRY jtOOhX.
Tbe Jury of Randolph appear to be better
drilled in the radical ranks i they respond mora
freely to the caucus doctrine... .they aay :
On the nutation who shall be our nxt
President, there is but little diversity of
opinion amongst tbe People ef thi" coun
ty .. Tell that to tbe marine! 1 We U
feeUentimcnti of gratitude towards
Jackson, and delight to honor him. aye,
and to foe for him, too for the important
service rendered to hi country, as a m
itary character i BUT we are induced W
believe that he haa not had the aamt w
vsmige ref siperlence in the civil depart
mentor our government, that tome oi i
other candidate! have ; and, therefore. nx
so well qualified to discharge the impor
tant dutieaof that office. This Grand
Jury from the knowledge they have of
character of Willi am H.CBAWFoao, be
lieve h to bo a duty they owe to themsel
and their country, to give him tneir n
port." fSo aay you AIL U
vi Alfred.- Jm Carter, ..,.
Godfrey Luther, William Cbaroef,
William Laughlin, John Cox,
-Aatwav Riitl;-- .wW'Ulani Mgriy , ,,;&
Robert Barker, John Preasnell,
John Lewis, ' -William. Cox, -
Jesse Arledge, Benjamin Saunders.
Mr. Roflignac Is. elected Mayor ot J-
r.i :.i;-.ol.t- Tkrrem"
candidates for Aldermen were elected'
all the Want.. Th emolument! ' 11
Mavne'a r,ffira. In N. llrleans. are iW
amount to about 220,00a a year :
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