North Carolina Newspapers

WEBTEMJt amOLIMM KA!JHllUUY9N.CMM.Ti:RSl)Y,NOVKMUKU 2. 121. VOI v. NO. 230. ftllf , rtUata WMMI, Jlrl'lIIU) tVIIITK. .. tka Wratrra CaivU) Mwtfl.f M a Mbw i TV ;w ttar, mi J,U U ! . , rk p.;r .i.KnU..l. (Wpt ! tb ' ... ' i . - -.-..I .11 uirrra in Pawl. M IPM ftt'WT I iniif v v a i AawrtiaarUj a Jl W eera-tnara fifth Brat imenum, ami iv- AH letter a.Htoi ta IM Wiiof. M p.ptti. ("J Will MR M Nianuati Pnrletf fur riiiladr lphiu miE aubkribef httiof fitKM f I Ms-tea rwwtiphm n4 Suarto, K. C lak Ihw JkoJ qa.at U mMr, lUat ttri trill Wt WJmUffe tuf pbilWtp try U . I". Inwk4 M tfah coerve) e, wdl k iwea4 eil forwarded b Our- Itotwp.. M . ry. .ttevilW, N. C.aml Utmn. Hi" k holler, Hilmr'Hi, C iMK to rates frt .t. and Jcaat tip'' P"S"t". "V. V," tttmk U lb trad. eimMr 4 by earrr.il rip. UiM, well acquainted itt lh , thdttUm Well fitted up fuf the MfMT.!Mx!tl" r. It tbersfff mt t t f b r.r. V"". rhiIWtpl.i sml f.fS U bo-r m great a t.n.,fiar."r ruf' . ' couow caa b aoM to torn e tH d advantage (o lh owners i the ewiaploii knC. tnU Houi lfr thmJ Pr .minu, JAkM pATTOtfJr. itw nupjjlv of Frcsli (looilfi. of Mi, it hi iioiT in tiJrT, (mm Mul Jcl;hi mkI New-York i J n'e wrnc RKfil rtrritf frum tll pUcr. miUp, M f.-hrr ipp1y li !")' t; -er,r, ,th can, .-xl Ul In l prtf th.l !! ti.h! U,m to kII rry II.. T". " t Urrr. rt mpftUullt imiud to cH j. MtnpiiY. &iA.mt. 1324. "14" N, H. Owniry Protluee of all kiwU, wruw in cic!irp'. Yrcsh ilooi. TUP. iHchb-r rf rrciiff. tnl opninf, t thtir TIVIK in Omww J, Jirtrt from 1'hiU.U tiMlNcW'Yvrk, Urjt ami fciicral awunmrnl uf All kinds of Goods: ml hf roJe mnfmtnii to rrcriv from uiil place, mtHihly, nv fnrHr mpplv tli mi be ntcrrar) trlrrlrd with care, anl Unl in at p-Kt-i il.at ill enable Them to aofl rrr ia. Ilicir ruatmocn, and the public at lirjr, are rrrctTiI1v tnvi'ed to call, t famine, and judr for thrmrWea. ML RP1IY & I1UOWN. C.-irA Iff. 1874. Hi Cj' Country Product, of all kinda, received in he Cr (kioila. titurv-llouio nt !t!ocksrillc, TO RE.T. f pilF. anbacriber wiaJwt lo rent the followm)? 1 rPVT. diiriny; onr vrar, or fur a term of firk. in V- A lut at Mockavil!r. Huwan coun ty, on i.hicb a inacimit aiorr -hotiac, with a rol I .. . i' iv'll-..! eil'.r, a larjf two-torr btnr, d'nwhd m a nvrnk-nt and uvful apart'meiita, are erected. .ViflmV ia near about in the centre of that terlion of Ilowari, knewnaa the Forkt. Aithal Dirt fif rnuntpv. Iinfh In !. I. tv flf avwil mnt "li llfVH IJBt.liniB l,i. -i , f population, ia not interior to any, a profitable few!, niinhtbe"afrtieip8TerT frnnt nicn antile ea'aniiiinnent at tliat place, tienuen.cn in uu bii,nr and w ishing a . tuition, are intited to call and view the prcmiict, and jude for them civet. FI.IZAKETH M. PKAWSOS. .1 M4t, ,t t! ?2, 18'JI. W House p.nd Sifjn Painting, fjc. flKOHGK. V. GRIVIKS informa hit' friendi I ami the public, that he a'.ill contimiea to execute all kinds of llouae, Sipi, Coach. Wiirl ar Chair, ami Ornamental I'ninting, in a atyle of w'urkmanahip equal to any in the cotmirv. 0 nllcmen having work to do witlrln 50 or 60 milet of KaKabury, can engage the ttibKriber"! a nieet on eery anort notice. The subacriber take thia opportunity to re turn hit lincere thank to all thoar ho hTe pcurorslv cxtemled their lavora to him ; ami ,. I,:. (...i, i .. , . . i . i l hn h'thfulnea and itMhistry, in future, hope i .i r , . 1 i IUI1 tn mint th. ir friendship and patronage. SulMwy,Jly 5,1824. " '14 N. H; The aubarriber will keen on hand, for air, all manner of fiaintt and colors, prepared fortlie nrcininiKlaiion of those who may wish to do sirall jobs of painting, but who may not have the paints, or experience to prepare them. aVollCC. nd by virtue of a deed i f tmst I N pnmisnce and b execu'ed to me bv the late William Parke of CatiaiTti. rnnMv nn1 flip f K. rhni-iA.. thfrp nt men'ioned, I will expose to ptiMic sale, on MM imlav the 20th day of November rtextatract.. or liipil containing one hundred and sixty tw o acres situated in auid e'nintv, and adjoining the lamia of Cn. Paul Harringer, Mr. Sally Phifer, ml uthrrs'; alio two likely negroer, one a hoy gcd twenty-five, and the other a girl aged eigh teen years. The land is of the moat valuable qualiiy of the Cahamu Mack Jacks. The ne Rrocs will be sold for cash. One fourth of the purchase money of the land will be required, the balance in a note or notes negotiable and payable at the Salisbury Branch of the State Hank of North Carolina. Jl he hale to take place on the premises, at twelve precisely. WIU.IAM J. ALEXANDER, Trvtee. fili5?L 4t'J3 House and Lot, in Charlotte. TOR sale, on accommodating terms, the house nd lot in the town of Charlotte jsiich. ad jetns Mr. John Irwin's store, on the north cor- -A,Wy to JAML? tOUUESCE, " Cuarlotu-, May 7, 1824. 07 or SOUTH CMOUXl f1!Jt ttwet itl.l-IWe ttwfMr Koi(xf Mtt, atd 44nu ti MaHk-lM Prtfaur Jua rJavk IIJbfa, R. V. TJum af Aaatirfaf. laawtl iltaff Dlan, M, f. f r&j U d lnaii(Ua awl Practical f M4 ia. nM.i ii atuiuM. ii. ri rnX.Mti rib. utrlc MiJ tha Smmt 4 Wnw and IdUata. Jma K.iMry, M. I. fr.f U af .rjr. Heart IL KrwaL M. 11. frUaM of L n ani PWer. kttpUa riwt, L.L. I). Praw of Natural llaaiuey and iMatrv, iiiuaJA u. i khii.i.i,. ii. Auction If CoimniiMut. Htunf T'ir. a..Ucr.Ur ara tuowl; rrtemnf aup. klrti ar ImmivU till faA. t tWCtMW it CfcarlrtfaM, Mear.orfc an. W Itw f-4-br itir tr(M-U arr Ni , hUmIi tU At hf uU at retUecd ptxo . J pipe aMperwf I of nit nrtnoj $ ilivta. and IJbbU N. f Ku da. itrrinM MuUmi 14 d pfMH tMtgtf (S baga f OrUa 10 An. Prppef 3 ao. rimrnto 15 at Cowktry Cm A d. Cpfpraa 34 do. 1-oaJ aufmr )i da. Ilman lrar 7 qr. eaaka 1-trt Hirie 1U lout M-lcita and tUcrry Wie lUcaaktl.'hecae 1 ila mA Iruna l I-... uJ kaara, 8 li 10 window laaa At. I l .1.. 2J do. TiimUlcra and Uerautrra 25 do. Fijcttetiila Nxvkl laadka 10 do. Hun ftoap 7 da. Club Atra 5 do. MuXard 6 do. Hliitiiinore Cotton Card It) (dm Amrncin anal ! r(L Irufl Alt", a general nwnmrnl ul Dry (Vwda and utikn. wiutwI.m' a. 'iicHniVi', fV. 11. 4t J I'uhUr, S'Af. ON luewla). the 16th cf .Wemin-r. (.t beina; ' the week of Rowan count) court) will com. . wiaw--"-- I towaneountj court) will eon. the peraonal propert of the dreeae.l, at hU Ute datninir laiMir) i amonr wlucb are lb mrntv wk MK- v. i Ul (i.rwn.w.i in the Iowa oi KaliaiMin fullowmr articlea t There new tiia, entnpleteljr finiahedi Or It OO. not Wintlt'CI. nii'wn ; A prat tanety uf roaterula, m lliat line of huaintaa, , Alao, the took beJonKinc to the aliop, ami neer.ry for e.rtymr on Hc f.f a W or it Uu. not coinuk'ci.v rini,-n; . : -. .. .J II. .1.1 . n.l kilrhrnl rurniiiire, among which are a nuro!er of (irat rale Hcda with entirel) new Bolding, ail nu mrmua other artirlca, loo Udioua to mention. At the aame time and place, will be hired ont for the term of one )ear, the n'gr bcl ng'na: to aa'td eatat among them ia a ry taluabic KrcBi .uteri vi iv-ii"i I ... . r . I At ill umr time, will be rented, fite 1 year, jtwo llouacl ainl Ixita in the town (4 aaaoury i one of tin m ia the late dat llinf of the deceaard. 'to which ia attached a (iig-maker'a aliop, writ f calculated for thai or an) other branch of me- rhtmaatal Kutuiar ta. " " - ' . i I orulittuna of aaie, li kuowit oit"he datvavf fx oruiiiMJiw mct inrr, wiu ith. w MAUI. l.rMI.Y.? .j, ALXU. UOYI). l' Sali,!ir?, Orl. 3, 1834 5t31 ON Mondar and Tueaday, the 13th and 14th day of December next, will be oid at the nlanttiin of William C. Ixwe. teten milea east trom Salisliurr, on the Yadkin river, whereon Smith Dliurikc'cl. dicu oetween 50 ami 60,000 pounds of Seed Cotton i 4 or 5.000 huthel of Corn ; 6 or 7,000 pounds of prime, corn fed Pork the tock of Hog, which is equal, if not anne rior, to any in the county t Hones, Cattle, W ooa, and aundry other property belonging lo the it(tp of Smith Itlair. drc.i.. ..at a credit of . . ,,i .,,,,,i ,nli twelve monllit bomlaanu approtcd aecuriiy , . , ,' . be required trom the purclijuter. . , i,, ,,m. anintt Will All nrrvini huvinir claims aeiinst the said es- (ate, are repucsted to present them j and those indebted to the estate, are hereby requested to make payment.as the executor are diterinined to settle the catatc at as early a period as practicable. E.KA ALLF.MDNG, tJrrn"or' Xnli.hura. A C. ikt. 13. 18.'4. 9it36 J . ' . Cotton Ginninj?. f piIE subscriber respectfully inform the mcr 1 chants of the town of Salisbury, and the ritinn farmer, of his ne'urhborhood, that he has just finished a large building, 3'2 by 52, for (.in ning f Cotton, to run by water i ana ina ne also well fixed for packing cotton, in the neatcM manner, for market. He , assures his friends. who-may favor him w ith their custom, inai nc will have their cotton packed and put up in the n . n t d4 milin.( ami in the aliortest 'ime possi- ble, and on the lowest term at which it is done by other. He also assure those w no enu coi- ton to his Gin, that it will be tent separaic ....... others, so that they will be ure to get the same fati flitiv tusfir) nd. He has locateuanu oumima . . . . it . . i ' aaAllital 1 establishment, at his Mill Plantation, two mik from Salisbury. JA: FISHLK. Si 'Vntww.V. Mitvutlt. tjj K. M taitva i w - - - - ONFof sober, industrious habit, wdio can come well recommended, will meet Hh . r l .1.- i ni.mironv.tni.nt from the SubsCribCfS, Apply soon. THOMPSON &HUNT, Concord, Cabarru9 county, ? . 27 W.C.Oct. 4, 1824. V OHKiJ.NAU ta tt WMtaa auu, ' r. IliJitt Vast will p: to trwly't mi U mtking am rtiuaik m ik rt wldea)tUl tueataiA. fl It Irut ikal trnf aantlmehla ui ikia autUct afiffar. ( era (ata la ika buttle tKf ticJultt Oli'iUi of tfiff rtftl n.!itidu!t, U 04t ikat tt fxoj.U mtf ado4 auctl M lkt fcftrr I kata UhdrratiMid.alaO.lbit tor rarvtr It bMl Lf taaatl tnai. U detrnl HtU. c'li tvit ln ciaimt aftJ ljUaJiCiatkKrt f llit CafM)idl. In the rrmirka thai I mif fniit, t vttl ttkt iM lUrif of (autUU( iKom madf bf wkrt in (Joiftf kkh I iU tvM vt more Intfttia thii ill ttacd by itxrta 19 wliom I re pi), I ai l fifil makt komw rtmatka oei the aul'ilof Ik (ufui toeteertilnf wbUh, vo muih hit Ikcn aid () Ihi. a wi viittr rMKr auUcla, M many wodt ttarg Iteadf df kened eoutiael. II ha been mmh aiiwd eiiaiiy r.pprUi'Wnit natnrt hate been ailehcd to il by . cttetnif , lt it appear lit roe, thai iKey ht a dgi'.u!; obxured in real Raiurc uui Ct ttn. I bt irut atatcmenl cf facta. If tirppli ilsi. A tumtr of iKa memiitra of t on r,ica, e f int leUlatura writ ard, li tot, if( rtlned wbteh of lh andlati hty preferred, and lold blrntit itotr.lt lh rcault. KinK it iSelr .n'un thai aoch pervn cnif.bt to b tUtted. In all thia, Ihet timply it tt.rir adtice. To thia opinion, atlaeb jti what itn ponanfe a plca. Ift me no ak, where la the didatton? (W) I et hi I would boldly hold up both tundt r,ainl il. II hat been aaid that the elccton on wh.t ia railed the caucot lket, " homina'ed ty a nocturnal toinltt Hl.i.h Ut inter." f'ray tell m hete. when, and bjr whom 'ere lho not timed, that are on what i tailed the .oi.lr'a til an?" If one ii caucut ti. ket. he other mutt alao U a caurut 'icke, f-.e they wra atrnilitlt formed, eice pt tht' one waaaupported If Kfta- eicept tht' one waa tupponcd vj a Rrea- ,rf namxr of tU Lltllure lhan the Mtf Wf ' . , he people' tirket, M-. Stokrt, and per n.jit miirn, -n ii'juirn i-7 , v . - tie filcnda to appear on lhal tkkel- . ' wn0 wcre their reapectaU friend? Wh of fef nMr.irtAmr ,.,.. And ... not thit hp others, were tequeUrd by rtptta- i . 1 . . .. !.k ak. v.ii.ll. I "iai iFaiililliai i.lu- (iiiu - p'Ct lariT t" caac who ina oin .Snow mi that it waa txX And It II me why one ia called the caucua lit kel. and the other the DeoaJ' ticket J I her wne ho'h formed aline by a cucu. And ti e people i certainly than lor wru:u a majority of the people will tuj;. Thit it yet to be determined. But the fctOt complaint it against fo g reinol clocuac. No 1 cannot see tahv a member of tpnuret not as Rood a right to attend to the Presidential elrrtiorr at -nr trther mrrl- lo idea tour lo hat his candidate clet ted. And, if all the member, or if a prt ol them, ii an nit; iui;imri;i ui n w ahould prefer lo Rive their opinion rollrc tielr. all thai we have to do alioil! It. Is to examine their opinion, and ailopt it if good, or tejrrt it if b.d. Dut, after all, ihe mtr'us of Mr. Crw fod do not depend on the caucus nomi nation. Many of hit enemie would per suade the people not lo tote for him on this account. Now it must be ootiout to all, that t his nomination can make him It) I ! V l I ' 1 9 iiuiiiiiicaiauif v I neither be'ter nor worse. The author of: .i 1 - -. 1 2. ... ii ni T I n ir I this communicaiion is not as " piping hot" after I rawfurd m.ny othe' are alter their p.iiirular fat-out ites t but he ptelert Crow ford, yet he will not be di aa'isfied if Adams be elected. I will notice a remark made lit a wri ter in the K.leigh Star. He ) "that some of Lrawlotd a lnena nave, lor eight yeatt, considered him as a candid ate," Let me ask what does this ptove, or what is contained in this "great bin" volume of admonition r Y hy, thai wntct w. uld have us believe that it U simplv this, we must not vote for Crawford. Or will inn thus: some of Mr. Crawford's friends have, for eight yr art, intended to support him tor the resiliency. naiyw (therefore ) he must not be elected. Quod erat demonstrandum. For mv life, I cannot see any legitimate connexion between the premises and the I I . l. . . Ir (tint I .ii.i-, i. conclusion, t ne oniy com.iua.uu can u aw , at - uiu, cigiu ycaio av, iiuhk f - I.I t ! Ka ttx m u WS.A 1 1 1 11 1 . ford would. Bt this time, be a candidate. that he would be the best qualified, that they.' then resolved to support him, and that thit resolution is yet firmly adhered - - . 1 w ...... . .. to, notwithstanding the slanders cast upon thf jr candidate. .... . . i. 't:. . ...tiU I he - writer then ends his pieee with raisinr? the hue and crv of "Kepubll- .1 can Unity,"." conspiracy," Mamto,iBcy " Co rtitlotJ tomUfntiont, U ky ilf,w -kutl it iii intmedui dewnc lloA." datnoallafll. timim.m at M " t ' -"' . , --w-i atkf kc e. AM tlxa ciUru ihf i I ! 1 foj,W 19 toil luf JACIfif. , I will Mil twtkt UlUf from u I COfl atltuabl" id I ha Hun. lala W.'M.ma. Utlonief ( taal part ttkeft La tayt Iter It tMtfry In U iUUwt remtilt on ih T$m. I Ntt fxH Men ll.ii circular lor totnt mootb , ihen read ft in rttrto- ry wtt. IWl.U I d to4 mitrtmtmh'! Mr. WUHtmt aim .If tuud Lit ten'i pnenti on (bit till uhout tnmpto lo - a . . II . a rtttPQ IP mst'tr. now Ittry uodf know lhal lo ot.atilut a tophtant, (here mwM t a thow of reaaoning. Oat Mr V. aim bit slated bit onlnlnn. How totiLI ihata then lt any wopMttry, Urn aV .t.a .a t a at i not uitif tern lull nrrul.r, mat ho commiiled an error If an. I am willing lo fcranl. Uut no uncertain If rt alt uKin what follows. Mf. tonuiiuenl itt, that had Mr. Willum acted It n Ava. (.itn mire, he would hate told tlx public who wrr all the prttidcntul t an.!iJje. ana what were a' their cUimt and rjualifica- in,n" I'-ot HUM elimination i neeea wry in show that thit broad assertion it tery far from being correct. In he lrt hlarr. It ia bieaumabU that the public mUtt !! the candidate. ()( OMtrte ihey reeded no information. And with reapft! Mr. Wa. telling M a the claim and all the qualiucationt ol an ine candidate, how, ak, could It be none in circular! Yet, Mr. Constituent ik.i i.ra..a Mr. W. did not do thit he i. Aod'raAr if pretentjtite.' II l. i. a eihorl.Kant in Kit dcmmai np a tMiblir tertinl.l presume he will netrr find one lo ult Kim. nse oi trie nomi nl antl-caur utite ty lhal the Cotipret . - i.i..,t n( uins nme lo attend a w..9 (l w r w - caucut, should attrrd lo cMigrtional businet. Which, I sk, will consume nt'tt lima, niendancr on a cauiut one nijhi, or wrninif lo cr)nihuentt. "' He I. in.t and ott ihc qtialificationt of all four andidatea?" The truth of ti c cse it, Mr. Williamt, hi unn aim .h - lie" ahoulJ do, lold Kit conaliiuenit openl which candid! he preferred, and ,hU Drtrerrtl,re he ttili mintana, and a firm and an " hinoruble represent ndidlr.yet bJdlu, eiprettet in the very fat of tbtrte. Yet,fr all ti lt, Mr. l.on atittlfnt Well, ' bout i(. A few Mhandont him at a reprobate. nobody Uught, nobody crte A few more remark on the Tariff will cloae our present coruinui.icaUon. Mr. lons'iiuenl roundly i:upctet Mr. W. f.i lellina; his constituent his opinion, (for, if ( do not misrf member, Mr. W. did no more) on the Tariff", and rbjr(;ea him with Irving to exrite ani mutiiy between the North and the South. M) opit.un is, that on " hmrablt re pre tentative" ihould candidly tell hit con stitueni Ki opinions on all important incisure that come before Cnp;rett. If I am mistaken, let Mr. constituent cor J reel me, nut Mr. W. bcliein, (and I believe it alvo.) that the certain effect, if not the ' drt-gn, of the Tariff, was :o Irtnefit the North and West at the e xpente f th South ; and believing thit, was it not his botinden duly, as an " h notable repreten tame," to tell his constituent of it ? If Mr. Contituent will but be so good ST ataa a tn examine the tendency ol the I aim. he will probably find that it i calculated to reduce the revenue arising irom im port, loauch a degree that the necesssry tllllt n u v wa result tviil probably be a direct taxation. O. S. Hr might have added, "Cattnt oppoacr going into Caacus." Monstrous inconsistency. HSGI LAR BIRTHS. A negro in the possession of a gentle man of this city, has brought forth within thirteen months, five children. This is nn nrndi'rv too tiroJiziwM to be asserted ; as was the late case of the French female, who was stated to have brought forth se ven children at one birth but the present is plain miller of fct as during the last ...... ti.;. n.i.rn woman had twins both lwr, now living and in fine heaitn Within 13 month alter, ttnat is, in jmy U. sh"had three fine infants at one birth and what is curious enough, Ihey are of different ieXei and color one girl and two boyt. The girl is or the mulat to color one of the boys has the yellow tinge and the glossy hair ol tne maian the other, has the jet black and wooiiy hair. The children are all living, as wen and hearty, and nursed by tbe mother, who herself enjoys excellent health. She and her husband are blacks- Richmond (V.) Comfi. A fMlisIi.:fello, befog In company , said, " An idea strikes me." A wag r plicd,' I am rurpticd at it " ruunca ' ' ttaal Vai nawaata tiniL Zrrttfir Mtttri, JCiU hie ondCwrh, Arc not thprotHf ii rf (iea. Jack. I'M! to obi Tilt i.n mj .fitjr u t'drt in the f.tfCloral GIlr?it. teller than thai f rotpttt of any other cnit!)il Art not lut rrpeci to g -oj ihif, with the liJ ul ihe file c( Viiclnij. bit etrclloo tvouU t morJ'y certain iiliout a rrtort l the Ifoute cf Me pretentaiitei, and arc I lie piotprcii of anr other rarnlidate an pood itiat wtliri the aiJ of Virajinla Iiit election l)ffnre the Mcttor.l Lnllrrt it moraliv irr tainf WiiulJ Ihe vote of V'i'ici,ia lect rilhtr Mr. Cfawf.,rJ r Mr. AJ.nM'f II. a nnt the rriton thrrtforf f ' ' r. ...... tAiwM te WtWtatVUfl WW aiawaw v - . contrarv, if it be the ol.jc tl of " i . a IllCV nave Mailt til.! it wa, to support the Caucut n"ru (nation because it hat a tendency to keep the election nut of the IIoijic, ought tSey not therefore now to tt.p- port (irweral Jatkt n t tlrction lor ihr tame rtaxm f I call thtrrlore fp Mcttrs. H uhic and (mhkH lon. stlv to come otit and support the t'.cc'iort of Gen. Jaikson, because if Wrcus rotet lor him he mutt be cltc.rd by the College! without a retort lo ihe House. The doubt t about Mr. Craw, ford' health, and tbe objrctiont to CalUti i at Vice President, will ht-f al all e'ventt a srrt ut e(Tct upvi l :t election, anti it it for Mrstrt. Kiichi and GoK:h t-i choose whethrr the wtil merited influence of their p.tprr shall f.r t.r fiiinre be devoted to the tln- lion of a Krpuhlican and a Hero, or to the election of a man whose p !it o, . if they are not doubtful, hate, to t v the leatt of them, beco wavering a ..I incontinent j and neutrality between thete two lat, nd a support of M. Crawford tinder present circumstan. ; amount to the irtmr thinlt th yr' -duce a certainty of the election's g..ir,; to the House where the elr ii..n l Mr. Crawford, owing to hi bodilv titustion, tvhichTtTcTiiJr lam.ni, and that Gen. Jaikson, nillVth be jeopardized if not ctrtainly losi, muI the election of Mr. Adams mat be brought about against the will of the great body of the people. VIRCIMVS. rao tv a ratnsaii aaarao atati n. P.Ztrarl ofa Irttcr fMin a genth n an In Wlah. i. ri'in. to hi triend .o I'redcrickabur,,', dated 10th October. I 44 Ii i rumoured here upon imp . ing authority, that a letter has bten re ceived by a gentleman in this tttiv, from a distineuished member of Con gress of your State, assuring his fri-ml. that unless unanestionable evidence can be given to the people of VirKm;3, of the complete restoration ol twin me physical and intellectual health of Mr. Crawford, her Hectors willoc instr i ted, should those nominated by 'he Richmond caucus be elected, .not tn support the pretensions of Mr. Craw ford, but to unite with the friend of Cm .larkson. 44 This rumour, though of ihe most respectable origin here, has supptited the undiscerning ptrt r-f the communi ty very much, and has not yet obtain ed decided popular currency. Hut shose who 4 snuff the approach 'f events with a more sagacious political sense, appear to receive it as probable, both for the cogent necessity for some such a change in the Councils of Vir ninia. and from the evident and eager desire of the Richmond Enquirer to set the Caucus adrift, and to escape, u possible, from the danger and disgrace of consorting with it any longer." JACKSON IN INDIANA. From the Yincennet Sun, Sept. ?5. The proceedings of the Indiana Jack son Convention are given in this day's paper the address will shortly be pub lished in an extra sheet. But liltle, if any doubt now remains, of the vote of Indiana going for the Hero of Orleans and an opinion seems to be gain ing ground that he will beelected without troubling congress upon the matter. A Quaker in conversation with a Cos toniati in Philadelphia," observed to hirri "I am gratified that thy fellow citizens did .aot.. illuminate their house f tjwy had, I believe that pur citizens would burn theirs.