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la" c;r.. AUaa ir;;i8i
I. f .v. Uhiii eminence r
Justly admired rlb2. t( Add and
Iht Spectators end RaojlUre, were erlgl
MI, published to I W ir.rf, raqual
I .lie, end not auperlor ! WjUji
tk, D.lrymao'e D.uthtc'.;; f "
Shepherd efSatlbrypWK
EgUetrecul -WMliU toinjf.
Ihtttbey ere MffofU
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t,1nli. lh book Mth W4
lnttrUoc of Uognphf . la no-
of the InJirWukl holif cbtrcier
art ablbltd tut our Inuructtoo lofttb-
l.i. .i.- . .r iK wrUcr. ara all
weniUied. Art trctl of llU dcrip
ttr ctltloai I Then w ikf iiamtfwi
tlorJJ puMUhed, ficatloui., Ji
.,;n ..rtr.i. ihjit the tli kkaer rtprt
wnittHoi of chrUtUa cbmettr, lba
. i,!cb ha fna onder or ootict I Ad
How turw
Jul JvMf j. - :i V t f
ritbU orotlht lb h crt? wumo It
CetMooi for nunj of iu deUoe.itoM oi
ehincter, r loperior to anjr wca wt
.t: ,.l tii.ted to irof our
r.i.. ul Hbou lh un!r found
Ikt.i. kkv (bndlr crtctftd cor
th. prcjudic. .clD.f tb. Dut o "
eterr en directed e ffort W njfKb,.,h'
'huhlic mind. M
,ihoul4 UhWf mppreciate by P-i-
riot, the iiiemn, int pnu.nvu.wj,...,
nd tb cbrUtian. AA 10
.Wtriir. tbm Ubon wltb biitty aod iuc
ecu, oftea rtndert t mora Imporuni ler
tr. to hi couoiTTi tba he who fill a
wore eooplnioui tteUoo, end eaciui the
admlmtion of the muWtnda by tha aplan
Jor of hit UlentiVor tha brlllunca r Ua
tPu Utilitf and not fema or topu
ahritf, U tha proper aundard by which to
ctttmatt tha eomparaUia nloj of tha u-
lutf . Wheu wa Ua thti atendard, wa do
not heUt.ia to at Jgn ao honorable place
moni writera to the author, whoever he
miy be.of tha little work before a. He
v.. k.n finent in tollecunz, end auliu
in arnnpinjf, hla roaterUla. The limlte
.:.. k! - rnmmuniciuoni Will
'priHimu iu ' ,
tint n.rmlt 11 IA rUe a iDecimeo ol tbe
rW u it necriiirv i for we truit at
will aoon be offered for ule, in rooa or
( tbe tUree throushoa tbe taroiioaa ena
Ciorri for the price of a comnion AW
' We. ehouU haie been jnUSed If h
ojtfet had beeo enriched by few, more
jnatructWe anecdote, a few more prac:
eict maxima, end a few more pertinent
i.mtntinnt from the iilDie. ' uu nw,
tV.i . .nrk t.f thii kind cannot contain
. every thine; which eery purcbaaer might
desire. We believe the number for IB35,
h, in aome reapecta, en improvement on
it immed'ute predeceaaor and it will af
ford u imfelRned. pleaaure to aid, ao far
pi onr humble recommendation can do,
ia givlnir it an extensive circulation. ,
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' P c" Prtr Si uer eroaa, I2t cent!
- 2 t-K5nfftreet,larleitoo.
, , .-,... m, mi vutiii cttaUVUV.
- A f e tin? of a reaptctable number ol
( r5)!.n in the utDer trt ol Orange
-.1 t,-u AVednesdar, STth Oct. with
rerd to the preaidential elecaon. AU
1 frWrs "atthe meeting; but thoaeofOen
jnrtM fr b far tbe moat numeroua
m ,ny of the old and. respectable Pcmo.
cr-ts of ihe neighborhood, who had hitn-
e rt o stood aloof from the Presidential con
x itst. .ttended 4hie meeting, and teemed
inclined to Jackton, at the man roost ca-
pjble to direct tne acatuuea "
Cspt. Richard ChriitmoM senior, waa
called to thechatnatitl &A.MS:Qckart,
-rfed it Secretary, ine touowing foi
emongtbe rctoluuona that were proposed
s.1 ailoDted i ' " ' T"
rwArMthat the dictatorial fcpuence
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trl'ici. -wV(nj;,
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UlU 'H .f eitftr l'C'r ,
II. trtI4 ta a mtn.Ut, i f "'
t cr.U wHtB lU Huttal 0a
irtrHMti,- and U aa & MU whether
ih"JUpr.UUan pny womU aK alia, a
ftiiJ i act ti'b ihe fiithi to efpo-
tmHTUihm, end tr, aod ia "r?f1
mm canaa (onJir hi ai
fanbtr, the fiUodlf Ua 4 the Ttj,
.n.H.lii b ilr. Crawlora. w m Mr-
eral re jHjrta to ion fr eta, td epcUl! la
hla la4 annual treaiory repon, w
h ui a. that Ferthef rtfUcttoo aod
nrltn fcftte ttfW34 to aiftnrMB i"
ar . . i .
opinion, formerly entertained by wm,
that tbe Trff Itaoui Kmi; fi'iwr
iMff ia K"iy, wwi4 uet"
and tiifJiUI 19 Iht mnuatwtB v
Jittotvnlt that, l oer f, mia teura
ef polUy, wwked out if Craafcrd,
aliho adnntanooa to the oianutciurlin
autra. would be cporettiro opoo nunn
Carolina, end the other asrlcultaral aUiea.
p,taftJ. that, aa the ernroacbinf no-
eeanber election may involfe e contest of
ae erdinanr magriiiude to tbe Inurttt pna
welfare of these United Sietea, we W
tnnnnrt ltt llMlOTal UClCt WblCB iS 0O-
Mted to the " Kllonel ntmimthn," end
r ... . . -f ak. In. I
mill tuppon me titwi vt j-
auusaaan and revolutionary "M'l.
M.rtnt. n.n. AN DREW i JAUwa
tw.Mnt ef iKa United Sutet. and
.l. u iaa c CiLMocf aa Nice-
PntidcDt.
ffrfJ. that we cord!!! approve of
the Bomlnatioo of Jn Melane, Esq. ol
this county, the candidate on the People'a
Ticket for thi rfUtrlct, aa en elector to
out for Prtiidcnt and Vice Pretiaent e
the United Sta!e ai Ihe ensulnc election.
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.tWe ti.t Cc.
much anore rf M,,7,f'
iMa county. Whta the iniriia tba
Jftrmt c-adiiaue are laipartwjlf '
IMd. aai UU b.f"a the Pt 1.
utJovwi.lf asrae to have Vr!rr
the mia M rvte ovir thinv I "
wammc A.ta mjIh- h 4U f7
tofi Jloti to be the acoUmenta a the
ifltU pwt ef the cwnty, at kast. -
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j ,U8 tJ.tr f.l rJ rrt
lU i ! tsimt la I J a fUe to w
uJuMI Mil Mk.
tirrtii emums
- Af. XAiopr I tranamit t r aaUul
ef events which look pUce Uat Thuraday
and PrUar. at the drill end muater of
the aoutb rttiment of Surry miliua, uiv
Ar that command Ot Un Keny. . i arn
n nininr writer, but there waa aome
tbim ao odioua and entl repubfican in the
proceedinri of ccrtln honourable mam-
Ser or Consrrees. ana me non. ctucui ti-
dklate for elector for tela district, 'that
I Annot omit Ictlioff tbe miWW Know
trVonrb iho medium of tour paper, who
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and what they have to oeai wua u ioy
ioln the eaucua leaUere la una axaie. a
Coedly number ef addresses of the caucus
committee, accompanied by copies of ex-
trmeti from Benloo pamphlet, irom ine
Indehmdtui nrtta of Je. Oalea and Son,
under , the aaroe cover, ipoauso pim;
have been distributed throughout, the
tut, or at least the western part of it
On Thunder, at the drill of the officers,
our honorable member of Conrresa did
not think it derogatory to ma oigniiy to
lddress the officers on parade, and to pour
out copiously the vials of wrsth prepared
fosttnublfl br.Jeese uenwn, accompa
nied by aome vtry hifh'eatonei remarki
of hla own. He gravely assenea iram
soma ot the most acur.uoui ui ucmuu
On Friday, when the exercise a of Jhe
dar were about half over, the men were,
b order ot tha .ou orougni to qohuw-
iiiiin. and there tomncura unacr rm,
to listen. to a long apeech delivered by
the caucus candidate for elector in tbia
dilrlct,wlo, to be more ; conspicuous,
(aa I am (old) mounted the Col'a. horse
tor that purpose. - -
Now, Mr. Editor, waa not this a most
t.r-nnieal measure?' lait not degrading
to free-born Americana to be dragooned
into ofiinion; by being marched to a con
venient position, and there forced, by mi
litary law; to listen to a long apeech, the
principlce ol Whicn aevcn ciguu 01 Micm
were averse tot Had the Col. have In
formed hia men that a gentleman wiahed
to make a speech to them on the rreai-dsmialesrionheTr-tJismiased-thenr,
and let them voluntarily have gone to
hoar tha ineech.if they chose to do so,
it would bate been a clever electioneering
w Aa th men were verr much Ur
ligued when dismissed, and the election
near at hand, the frienda pf Jackton did
not think ; it advisable to take a tote.
Neither did the caucusites do U becauae
ih trfl nott the? would have been
outvoted, at least six to one. . ' -Surry
Gwny, AJPA?!
Gen. Charles do Alvcar waa on tbe l lth
Inst, introduced to the President of the
U. S. at Minister Plenipotentiary from
the Republic of Buenos A'yrcs.
' Savannah Georgian.. :-
j. Resoludonl were passed by the Legis
Utura of Tennessee, at its last session,
uhJr'uln2Jthe, Governor to invite Gen.
I4( Fayette to tvwt that sute.
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t, Ut'.a n'M 1 'f. V- ;
l,j ituful al1 l4B.!.r U ll.a L4
urs (lU arrUiire Uu j aW av w..j 4
atrtJ'4 U.J J J lit C, , i
tU piai U h.4 W4 . , ,
iV rUttri s. f ,
(4 tat ft fund d4 Sit 1 0 txJ-i', i,'
ihWifiy te a'r'e Mm. Il ;
t pMg tha r.UtufU l tlat i a!
pwaa4 te OmukH AS u,Un ,
iMcua, aad aooMU4 b . u.t Uu'j, t ,
Mr. CIlntMi ha Wa iwtJauJ, tj t
UM bc ptjibj aQ wvr tU rata at lr-! 4
tbat the tictofJ Ii VMM pamJ, . t tt
Irf thai CtniM Wul ha klft lU, a.-, j
ToBf ha hta etiUof kutn u Li (... ,
(tJTcranl arH tha atU, ittlanof m t l4 ,
m aact e farormlU U Ux yvaap U tU I. w
lorti kv tbae i la. Ta kit J atxh v.r;, .
aotultict, k the InUnUoa vftha tUlvM( ar. '4
" ag rts ma 4ui7v
' cntT !MraoXJiLjir.
A. WtLkttt 1 he aponlng worU
long Uca aciuinta4 aiih tbe est of ,
doable barrtllcd fowling plcce,tat 1 1; .
ct calculated to fa ej al a'A kie
aideratura which, ao far a I ke cf, k
never until thla lime becaauppiici u
K ng hsa however at tosi lnfn:rj ,
hkh hla psrtlssne aetro to tf.h.k
brought to bear moat admirably t;x U '
coming election. WLi'e the eUi.--.-t
Uw waa pending, and it waa rtceetwjr a
bring dowa Iht Cr&vtrd gamtt kit (an .
Wheeler and otbera were eivcbirj.n; y
musket at one end charged wkh sn t I
Itrit powder, end by ibis means ht ( ; j
graf e sufficient number cf the Cnr,-.j
mtmbera In tbe iigisuturi, to at cu l
nomination for Governor. Hodiii? l,t
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trver aa int ciccuuu apprpKoc, uv, a
her ail to tmn.
tUter tndt cbv
tvicty and a quantity of gooda, vbkk we think j itb tltclortl biitl and Viay arotiirr.
unVnlarlv wthv their attention. Wf ra I with his own band lets fly hia pc-.'
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wa next proposed t -1 ne ream w tWpcrr.culkiokdgaanerwuwwibiunuerauMai ranconi among im pn
a.m. xir. Adamaneiu ai w ..i ki ihmrdn. er(um io i Dir. vv seiner n wui poi i.tnuiv
men only advanced. But when the frienda . c u httn more of the eld gtmt than he will VI
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. . . . i ...ku dnsii m Biin. rcnuniUM arrai i
buainca. ami ooc wnf wymm -i - t
r n.u..JM.i.MaJaa!ran. Dot, It mUH DC DCCaaae Df Oil TO! lir
nmwi(i"'-, - I ... . .. .
,.r II,. ramrktui i but e nlr 9 very n. n. s
.iti air.ii y eMRfart. a0 tha f
. nr-a-efhia nrty.lfha raafly a uke
.;yV fra-Ii hM we e-wM a.e sny
rml cmx U hk esti twf J,'7 j
ia4 U eaJ-Ui.'i Ptt a auy m
uy girhf to tha cn whta to rr
InataiwtH at large aWfS M lie PP-t
taae pnatartea.vflM.ahiU C. Jatkaoa ra
atlrdnaHyiheWola. $lhkpffrch
tctrtaie U the adrntatea of a dfttt ca,
l alit wlih a ewwwkh e gp, every tnae
tba Utt$ fatoeabU U Uir tWva-J ama.
nt.i lMtkki a Vfcctinr of the
JOth Reglmenf, eomwaftded by Colonel
.trtr. raataa.to SumcUr District,
held ea the 30th all e tort e majority of
aald Regiment nominated Gen. Aaaatw
Jar km aa a aoitable person to fill the
office of Presideot of the Unhed Siaiea.
mb mill anaaicta.
Mfr. F.dittrt A aubatrtberef your will
ittanh utmi LA iaacrt the following l
At a review of ihe Lancaster Regiment,
commanded by Col. J. If. Wiiberspoon,
ii, enl too. It waa proposed to the
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n.lm.m la einress its choice la rtlaiioo
10 the Candidates for Ihe Presidency of
the Uoited States. This peirg ceter
.luul tn ih affirmative, it waa proposed
(lihout argument in favor of any oi the
compeutora) that all in tavor 01 ir
as President, ehould march for we'd four
naraa. tin one advanced. ir. wawiorq
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Oe tUr.tay' IU Ilth aayrit.Ut
b. the kn-M- "-nK
..taWt Uca. Wet1'
tU Ww, If l1 4 U
a4 H!ra4 lU poHa a lU 47 t'-
ttow'iBaiJy lam l las wm"Ti n
i.i j.. tk aanal trkmfh. al the arktotrary
u mWif aa aar ewwrr,
. aMXrWa.aaaMl be trhbB4, J
bUa ayauio of gvfaeat a4 irm
w. wull antoowitoa the peojle take wa
ry ad elg'JaMi for we are well eawred that
ana, frill be H Umil, m aria a tow, nor
n naailTrt Um karc4 fce the wtto ta
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rtaofl to. ta Jcit vi 7- -
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(Uy ,(a a your eheica.
tkkfwUie fror-W'aTk
TbefonowlgiJ,
tklri-kerror.W'aTklrti ,
i,.l. WillHrla. I
r,r 'y, -f Untola do.
iTW llaywaod d
J.nMa A SSffri. of lkr da.
Ma J. tiil, of t-iilford rfa.
JW .!& of Orne do.
JWaA CWaa. of Waka do.
tl kr r. r, " bmond dn.
ITitlaai .1. liUrnnt ef Braufcrt do.
n at JUUn, af Crra do.
rTiZt.ua .Maraa, f aaqootank do.
H!Um Drrw, af lurjaa do.
nmaai . xiUff. of Korthawproa do.
ldtH4 M IWtrf. of Witming'.oo. '
TBADX Vtnt FATrriTtTUXE.
We takyhe Toerty to eaQ the attttfk of
4ka aaentonu of aJiabu7. and thoae to the
dkirict of country aurrtHm.ring H, ta th adr
tkrfli.tt of the rayettevill snerchanta, whicji
inWfoB4tottbneineMeum are likely a
MPf. They wilt there nnd offrrtd for aak, a WlMt' ir loaJ at Iht t
of old Hickory were called oa to advance,
the whole Regimen marched forward.
Shootinjr and homing like a tictorioua
armyr-b which a numeroua body or
apectaiera of all ranka aad deacripiiona
jojned with enthuilaam. ' '
October a, ibj.
On the SthTlntt. tbai Regiment of Ker-
shsw commanded by Colonel Cantey, was
alto called to express its wish in relation
to the Candidates for the Presidency.
Mr. Clav waa the first proposed, all in
favor of him, were required to move out,
at the word march four pacesno one
idvanced. ,
Mr. Crawford next, at which one man
advanced, v. , .. .
Mr. Adaroa was next proposed, at wblcn
twelve men marched to the front.
But when General Jackson was an
nounced, the 'whole Regiment (with a
few exceptional advanced with a general
ahout, In which it waa joined by a numer
oua concouree of dtixens. J "
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A'tvtriry Convention-Al Conven
tion of Republicair Delegates held at
Trenton, NewV Jersey, a few daya ago, in
which all the, Vouhtiea of the atate; whh
the exception Vf oa, were represented,
an Electoral Ticket, favorable to the elec
tion of Geni and Mr. Cailm to
r j yrt T !J
the rresxuency anu ico-rrcajucm-f,
formed-, It consists of 7 persona tavora-
ble to Gen. Jackson, and I favorable to
Mr! Crawford, who baa declared that he
ill also vote for the General. . We are
assured,' by most of the papers in that
quarter, that this Ticket will unqueation
ablyjsucceed. " " Raleigh Star. -
Accounts from Ohio, place It beyond
a doubt that the votes of that atate wilt be
rien to the Hero of Orleana." Nu
- a a a
meroua meetings have also been new in
Kentucky favorable to his election. The
people w thatetatrarraovrwwererthat
Mr. . Clay's proapecta are hopeleaa, and
aeem determined to give their support to
their aecond choice JACisoa. ' .jfl.
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The 8tJ Louis Enquirer says,
entertain but little doubt that the vote:
tails ei hla plejisure
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-ITACB ACClOKH.
The riyette'dle Obaervrr Inform i tU
the Aujpjita rtap waa tarlingoutoft'itn
U 4 o'clock to the mornuif, on th
the harnrai of one of the honee hecavt Va
vhkh frightened tbe whole team, and dxj .
off With tremendous apeed, and vhe en4
ritUIa 120 or r t-"
rhttodirert npo lu anle w.tb a hear eraah. , n t
uihern town. t a,t fl"Fn
ajaum tbe bnaibto fflce of iftS h" or
tomt adramaJt of the-yayeluMrilia anarket,
bkh. prrbapa, tbry are not aware ot W
bare authority for aaying , that aeveTaJ new an.
cantife etabnhmnU have opened to l"ajette-
ID tbk Beaton, en a Urge araie that the iia-
oortation of Cood U by far greater tbu, tbae in
tny fgrmei ytari and that tbe variety and
pricee of thete gooda bold out Inducemenuv to
NonU-Canitna country merchanU wUia
130 tnika of Fa) eUevilk, wbicb Ou
their attention from any other aouihern town, -a ; . :" (
in oiacoum vb wku - - - i -i
Ur. IlIanding,ol camacn, naa nurt
arm broken and !ilocated at the y ,
deri Mr.Syplcs.of the same pJtce,
right leg brokeo, and a slight injary
bia left arm Mra. Syplea, e severe ln;r
on the ahouider antl aide of the it
Miss Murray, a cut with a consider
bruise on the forehead. ; Some othtrp,
They would thereby ve
money, and eouU indulge ia the patriot! renee
tion of baring apent It at home, where It would
continue to circulate for the benefit of cor ewe
citizens, and not go abroad to enrich othera. i '
To the Planter and Farmer, alto, there are
adrantagee in the Fayetteville market which, wa
apprehend, they ara not duly acna.blo.or. By
1.. ..mk iilknMlw mmw wM fO. Wfl If 1 ... . . .('...kit. l.,lf..l . lull l'
nabled to atate.1 that takina into eonaideration 1
una ln!nfr
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the'diataiiee' of Ouirleavoii, Feyettevuto enera ? --wje i
inducements as a market for the produce I this j STATE OF DEtJIWA nF- r j
ecuon oi cnuuirj, aupcriur ui " - -i m tn atate ot ueiaware inere in - j
Tha river kin fin boating eondik, two ateam y;tvtutle; Kent, and 'SuweJt:
boat are conitaotly plying between FayetteTOI Urge, and ha elected ten rcpft
and Wilmintton, reeular packet sail between to .i,e Legislature; eielt of wlioia n :
M ilmineton and the prineipal commercial cities r,. tVgo- Frendrnt , all the ff1
in the Union, and n abundance of fond are fn.m Rent county, except oife, are for Ki
ready at Fayetteville for the purcbaae of any tm Jo the remaining county, Suttcx.itj
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quantity ot prouueo ua may oe wcu u.. , aacertained who tbe membere are ior-'
. l oe QDMrucuvna in wa MnungvuH are au lor Crawtora, n i"" - '
have been so fir removed aa to admit cf veaicli chce m 9 lf .Uture, which rP'"19 '
of considerable size toiling up to the torn t and PrMideBt:1i -wtora i the contest In iW
to confident r the citiaenaof that place iwin, therefore, lie between Jacktonsndii
ftheT harine- been rather incredutooa at first) I 1 . ...tftt- . . J
that tbeir harbor can be completely ciearea in iy tfjuwi, uq. w pcw-i.-
bno aeaton more, or at farthett two aeasona, to I nominated u a candidate for congrw
u to allow of the largetl ahipa coming along ? -r. : . .rt
rTI,. nnl, leTSaaTft
intend won to puouanmc .lorongnoua uic - -
,Ute. .Thi ineaaure, we prewme, wui nave a w , t v
tendencv to remove doubte in other mind. t th recent gloomy accounta rom t
wv.; t1.i Ki Jw,, wamSnrtm, uW caoarf the coimtoraanding oi pom
Wia fer 'aWpaof'the lviek'toireitd the vlcaato itteived, . .
rteof Cape Tttilttwx The' ie5slature of '
MUsouri Will be counted for ; JndTcv wUch im jede the paaaage of boata at low water, 1 f jaWi pP0Wi8
aejcw, and John C. Calhoun. ; so a. to allow of an uninterropted navigation at ecjon) Electora of PrtW'
' .-7V;;-I i j."4' an aeaaona if tbe yeay Fayettevllto .sea from Vice-President of the U. States- ;
itapecuruirlybyorableljcauonintheatate, riei talo js flyfcj t0 eleven !'str.1 "f.
in importance aa a commcrcuu Town i ana o. citjzcnj 0f each district cno
come to North-Carolina, what Charleston I to ejectori the election take fl"" 'V
SoutharoKnai her own atate wiU aid grst Tbui sday and Frida in
andeaeomgaerCr'TrrTt' ; 7?i ZirZ':c-
l;rj9j,'r-;7-,3ty Tha Rieht Rev. Kishop w "
; 7 l,.:;FOLTnCAt W.'S.ilwW- went to Enlani aome tiJ
tA wt.t!A in KVw.YnrVia now overt welt solicit fund for the. pur,1 - , .
have not,1uwever, had time to bear the result, fwhing an Episcopal Thco o r
TM--cofttest oexween me muewn um VV7""" , . . ...rceede"1
elicited much bitterness and acrimonymore, States, and it Is said 1 pas sue
perhapVtbanthepwaidentcontetthasInk taining upwards of forty j
atate.- Aoaong the disquisition on tksecoasion, in that conatry - ',,,''. j
-n.n.iri V DrJMm. .eM ll nnrf
) A person sent by the Mayor ; Faylon
Smith, aged 30, Connecticut, ; yellow fe
ver ; Wro. Farmer, 23, England dd; Wil
liams, SO. Scotland jdo j F. Rooney, 39
Ireland, do i a white girl, aged 19 i Wro.
White, ateam boat Providence ; Joseph
Bailman, Switzerland j Jamea Rheama,
Pennsylvania, yellow fever, Joseph Rey
nous, 43, Baltimore,' dor Fleurian 8
mar, from France a person 4 sent by
the Mayor, and aeveral children, j On the
mh. Dr. Jss. Toneray, a oatiTC of Yir-
jg'nia,of jr: Jwfeyer. , ; -
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