North Carolina Newspapers

1' ' "U.7"TG v 4f rtw S tho Ion, Ion. ind it. ' r nd. ll Jit ill,. VOL. V. Th. tnni of the Western ,Carolinta Will - brftrr b M follow i-7'aV JMMrt a yek No paper discontinued, (except at tbe option tor lb tUiiofj umj tu arrearages are psMl.T ilrcrti,wt wi!l bo inverted at fJly cents -personar for the f.ntt iuerljoi,'t4 tWCJiljC't eiU f each Subsequent one. ' , - Alt Irttm d(IrMd lo th Editor, mud be - fttaid, tt they wj!l not b attended to. NATIONAL KOATJ. j At a meeting of the citizens of th tillage of Abbeville held 1 n the court Tiouse on the lbth Feb: 1825. Doctor E, S. Davis tu called to the chair, and Col. Alexi, Dowle wai appointed aecrettry. ' The chairman explained the object of the meeting to be, to take into consideration the propriety of f oendiog a memorial to the President of the U. Statel, recommending the TlocatTon of"thc 1 nati6tjil"'i,6d" from Washington city td N. Orleaoa'thrb, " i&m place. v.V' i i.O':f:' ' V-On motion'. It mti itrdered iWt trie - 'raeraorlala from 5aliaburyrN C. aofd Washington, Geo, pa this aubject, be ,ttM? : , '.;..': -.'V r.-.i . A, memorial drawn tjp for the pur Tost was then read and adopud. ' On motion of Col. Noble, ordertd) that1 the memorial be, signed by the cbairmao aod secretary,' and transmit--4ed-by the nett mail to the Prestdeot AUo ordered, that copy thereof be sent to each of our senators and representatWes in Congress; and that Ui memorial te pnblrshed."' r ' Am. Bawisi ifcrrtorj ;4 ; TW atmoruJ of tcitluaa of ..the illtfe f Abbeville, In the ataU of South-Carolina, Mfpectfiilty leprtseatajK. t: ; .'yv:' That w bile' they perfectly agree with the views of the General G6vcrnment,' that M a dnrable road extending from the seat of government to Ncw.Or. leans, uniting the whole of the south. era States will essential! Dromote the interests "oT'tto jarbole - Unioo, they ? deeply impressed . with sv tense of reat diflicuUy of selecting the best - .titemcnt onffltJthattv r'ad4, uuitiog the whole of the souths . era statesw ought to setde the question; s whVther 1 direction' shall be o the east or on the west aide of the Alleg haoy mountains." To follow arouree which, ahould be to the wet ,of that lridge, oW bear out of tta range the -LpiCHr1 )th-Camlinai od only 'psath'fpu I- yet nnsettkd part pi tne $ttfi P t. ueor ilal-To divert' from a P . ioittta -a .K,k SKm ranital towns of the i -r- r rTr,7 . ion o( your memorialists, uonecessa- : l-ily Increase the, distancerfnder the construction of the road more difficult tod expensive, without .Any --wrrea- pondent ad vantage irom the route. If the only purpose of tiieo4di3aaJ the transportation 01 tnrvmaii, mere . fl " ! Vt... ' . I might be some pia,usiotuiy in auopung '"tttia'-wuterButeven' Ja ithar case, ""."your memorialists think au"c a djrec f ' tion ef the rdad, even in a national i ttolnt of view, would be inexpedlent. ) 7 . l,wr ; -ll. J Ibe tnning aincrence in ine expeoi. lion with which important p4itical in- tellicence would: be conveyed , to the capitals of the southern states, by the BtaHiatlttued''irind by that iiow proposed, would be more than com- L.i' - .1 jr 1 .w. iUi... kf .haia.itakn and decided in in atlirmaiive. L;.V Lk1thin.of ihe climate: Vrte Jg,'""" w f"Tr;-t -H , t i But other consideralionOrennvol wed in the construction of such a road, It ia intended ' to unite the southern rd in the rnnatruction of BUCh a road. -77 . 7 .. . v It is intended to unite the southern atates, and tb ennnccthm centre i"thi$ must be, not merely by j journed. ; " r -" r. u " . " trrt.,mih;mi'irt ofMlhicalli A. 2.3 The President eommunics- IntelUeencebut bvincreislne the St..- T- " t ' l -r.i cained by tracing the road through the eapitata"oresetateirwcde the country thrpugh which" it would pass ia generally poor nnd iinproauc tive,' while it, in most places, affords more con yeneient, facilities for a com raercial intercoutse. in n different dt- 'jsctioo, A better route, in the opin- ion of your imetnorialUtu, would be to avoid the nvuataina altogether, by tracing the route so as " td pass near Cumberland and Prince Edward court house, ad by' Danville, in Virgin! l 0 t 1 f i- n i 1 v. ionivaroiiaa, oy aurens court bouse outh-CiroIina, by Washington and near Greensboroughf Latonton and MonticcIlQ, in Georgia, cross the Chatahoucbie at Fort Mitch ell, and pass a few' miles below,! the junction of the Tombeckbeo snd Ala bama rims to New-Orleans.' lii military point of view, your memorial ists, are convinced this would be by far the most advantageous Joute. . In the event of an invasion by a formidable force, ef cither of the states of North- Carolina, South-Carolina or Georgia j if a successful assault should be made at any point of J the' aeacoast and landing etlcctedf- it is obvious that 4t would then be lar from impracticable by a bold and vigorous advance, to reach the capitals of those states; In such an event, this' great national bich way would at once be In the posses sion, snd for some distance, at least, under the control of the enemy. He would fntercept nuf 'supplies of pro visions and1 munitions of wir, J other meaos of defence and iodepen- dent of the immense losses which would be sustained by individuals. Ve ry serious expense aod lost to the go vernment, would be the inevitable coo. sequence. "-1"". ; : -But conduct the road through -the back country of these .satesj and no enemy 00 -the face of the , eat th will have, the tash madness to attempt so Dold"ajriarh lAThe- face' of the" hardy yeomanry 01 inc irooiicr uisincts. In another view, this route will be more advantageous than any other. ' It will traverse a country on the very borders of the western states, and will afford the easiest hod best means of an optional intercourse with the states, east or west of the Alleghany ridge. Your memorialists: therefore rts- peClfulV submit to the consideration f the executive, the nronose'd route! and confidently hop it will, at leastj ! A. Bow Sftretarf. rN SENATE. Saturday Feb.- 19The Senate did not sit to day. i V8. 21Tbe bill extending the pro-1 vtslohaof the act for thereliefof personsl engaged In "the; Seminole war to ibe oth- panics of Mounted Hangers, Aomminded I ...J ik. tkiAl lim unit ha(t. motion, the .senate proceeoea, a eration of tbe bill from the House ot Kep reienU,iTei, M maklnK pPropria.iont for jeio,,, ef the United States, fof tear x9ii Mme having bern.reported by -the eommitua on Fi- eration of tbe bill from tbe House of Rep 1 nances with amendments Thei Inl-aiiwndmentT "For a Fort at Beaufort, in North Caro lina; 30,000 dollars,H and; M lor Forts at Cane fean 50,000 dollars.,, ' . Thls amendment was-determlned- In the affirmstive, bv Yeas snd Nays, as fol lows i Yeas 19, Nays II. . 1 I B BlUCt JIUWIVHISMIII"! l""" Tho other amendment is, to insert at the endof ,be eUu m,king provision fo, .u. wtnxa of the islands in Bo- tn Harbour, these wnrd PfbvMed, J That the right of soil of said islands shall 07 oainmiry, in and by ' Abbeville, S I be first vested 'bvthwWttedStateaiciaima- in F-ast.Floilda ; also? ropiei nl On this amendment, the question was The la1itinMmehTia,-FW-a This amendment was lacreed to i and tha bUI, with the Amend,- - - t':T. , -.7,,. .Li.j ' ' thra reading. I with reewinn.. .... ... 0n raotion, the hour of meeting; wm fail ted "thVWnw:fcT'or'tfir I ni.tn" -m,tincr a 0rhnt of.'land tO-Sid ate, in - connec Ohio River by liecompa their Sen atom 'and Represenjatives in Congress, ... I.t. to use tnear oesr exertions loiarryiuw -IPl-m .L. .I.!-.. m.t .W. ..'!" cucci liicjjujcsi wi uwiiwiwi--' nift't. That St li an the table and h nrint,.rl. . -1 .. . The Senate, as in commhtee of whole, resumed the consideration of the bill auihorizing the purchase of the wanssweaaaeaw'"'"' . SALISBURY, N. C.....TUES1)AV, MARCIIjSl Equestrjaii Portrait of VV.Unf0n, bv Rembrahdl Paal. . ' . ' , ? Mr. Holmes, of Maine, moved to amend tho bill by Cllinr th blank with 4,500 tt . a f B m' li t . aouarsi, wnicn was oecuca in the olur raative, res li, noes 14. ' V' ! On the qoeitlon, Shall this bin be en greased for a third resduSgF It was do- Ftb' 53 The PresWent ciimmunlca- ted a report from the Secretary of War, accompanied by an abstrsclof the rules and regulations for the Geld eirrdse ahd manoeuvres "of tb )ninti7, and tho "gen eral regulations Cor the Arroy.Whica are observed and practised upon bV the Ar- Air. urownt irom ine uomnfttM m m m w m . the Judiciary, to whom the sublet was rcierrea, reported a bin concern hr tha .a . levying and collecting taxes In th itt ritorles of the United Suteo; which was red, end passed to a second readiqgA . fhs tnerossed bill for the preMrvsion andjcirUltstlon otthflLiodjanUribes whh in the United Sutes, was read a" thud time, passed, and sen( to tfk House for concurrence. , -: r, ; ' HOUSE OF REPltXSKn A'imS. v" Ftt. 19. The eoromlttee on Elections. made . a 1 report on the credontiala ef niciiTv. van, 01 Indiana, and Out a. tf worth Carolina 1 hio -rM iuw on tne table. . '.T'-"- An engrossed LJ1, entitled M Ao act eoncerninr Canal vessels and boats." was fesdp third timet:i MrryWebater, in order to e-ive time for further refloction, and some imerchansre of views, which might lead to a modifica tion of the bill,, more acceptable to all parties, moved that k Ge ot, the table. the tndtion prevailed and the bill was ordered 10 lie on the table. 'f.J?tL.. ilTbt committee on Wsvs and Means, reported a bill 'directinar a discrimination between Importations by citizens of the United States, and those 00 foreign account! which was read twice, and on motion tba( the bill ie en groasedr a thirjl reading, V ; Mr. M'Lne explained the bill as mere y intended to ascertain a statuttcal fact. Air. Webster bad no obiection to the nformation which was required to be ob; Uined by this bill, although he had doubts as to tne policy of actint opon it - -v The bill was then ordered to be en grossed,' and read s third time to day - VVarTtr?nf Kilter afcW WI'WJ papers, from the Chief Enrineer, contain ing inwrmstioo called for bv the House, 00 toe loin instant, in reiauon 10 ocutc ry of stone for the fortifications ou the waters of the Chesapeake B t which was ordered to be laid on the table and nrinted. On -motion, It was ordered that the J Handing. ;Jiourr for " the meeting of the I Holfse should hereafter be 1 1 o'clock. lmnrl.'ilUn fr.m f - DriartDrM!Bt Ol be Warf trsnsmitiing the ;corresponaence Governor of Tennessee, in regard to the raising ef troops, fcc j which wss ordered to be laid on the tsble, and printed. The House then adjourned. 1 -JA-22j-Onmotipn, it wss--r J?faofced.TrTbarnhe- ComirteWiOn Into tho esnediencv of aidiifc, by a sub T 9 . acrintion to the stock of a company in corporsted by the stste of Virginia, for Lk -.,la..Av4f S Waft ffiaswrt b. m.H from fUW-WSIMB4)M Ul iU ,m.M.w the District of Columbia through the town of Winchester, in the said state, to Cumberland, on tbe river Potomac. The Sneaker laid befbie the House s roromunication from the Department ol the 'TreiUTy( transmitting aopv of. a rttnnrt from the Commisbioners of Land report from the Commissioners two reports Irom the commisaioiier o Land Ulalms in West norioai hich Mr. J. T. Johnson moved to take up the bill to; establish ceruin .post roads sndondlicontintrmherat-utemQ- tion was rtetratived. Feb. S3. The ommtttee op uoaua - . ' - . i and. Canals, reported au: bill o authorize the state of Ohio to cnt canals tnrodgn the nuhlie land, and to veSt the title ol I lui- l-it nA CAtnmilted. - tThe - Soesker laid heiore ue ,...?.a?so )commuiucitionTrom the Department o lState;aco of pat- - icneers who arrived in the United State I from foreign countries, during the year I - - ' . . -: a A A 4 . L!.k icndmg "3yth" scnterooer, -ioa , wuiw 1 i.li' '-'.lT.' Ll'."""1''-I' i was laia on ine tauic. w , Alto, from the same Department, Iletter transmitting a return of American theseamen, as registered by the Collectors of tbe Customs in tne yeariw ; wnic I was laid on the tfwev rr A bill, from the Sehstei entitled An act for the relief of th companies of pioun-ea lungers, commanded by Can tains Boyle snd MiJrtbiH was "twice reif and teferred to the committee of wiaims. .. ' .. ' A bill from the Senate, to authorize the purchase of an EaQestrian Portrait nl Cew tVaaliingtoni bjr IUlnbrandt:Fcb was received and twad.-."r,."-i--- Mr. Forsrth moved its fadrjtnite pott fumtmtnt which motion tu carriecLu. . - . , . . . oxTtncTlonijr.iioTi. aou!. . The House, then proceeded to consider toe aenste's amendments to the appro- , a m mm m - pnauoo Din tor lortmcstions. , . , The qusstlon beins; on the first smend meot ot the Senate, inserting tbe follow in I 7 , ; . . v: ' . . for a fort at Beaufort; in N. C. S8.600 collars. S' -4 ror.(brti at Cape Fesn SOjOOO dol Isrs." ' " '. Mr. Foot, of Ct., said a few. words In opposition to the-amendmant. Mr, Spaiebt observed, in support of tne amendment, that be was sorry that the gentleman- from Connecticut (Mr. root, nsc thought it his duty to oppose the appropriation. ' This point was among the first designated for ioruficatloos, and S fort, ws erected, either during the ad minUtration o( Mr. JeffefsonVpr st a pe- 'M ' " . AA ma. ik.- lect. Its Importance iK inch as to cj.im this attention.' Beaufort is a port -:9 a good harbois and affording an inlet of greater depth of water than any other in the state," wlihhe "exception of that of Cape Fear, f understand the depth of wster to be 18 feet. There is now an inland communication from Norfolk to that port, through the Sound, and when the canal connecting tbe waters of the Nense and Newport rivers, which is now opening under the authority of the state, shall be-conrptetedt.a4tew facility will be gifen to the inland navigation j and when the Delaware and Chesapeake "Canal shall be col, there wilt be an inland com munication from the Delaware to Beau fort. This place was a rentiexvous for the privateers during tbe war; there they brought their priaes, and goods were conveyed from that point' to the North and the South. The occupation of this port by an enemy, in time of war, would be a great annoyance to eur commerce. It would'cut Off the commercial cornmU nlcation of those psrts of the Unioo, . Its harbor would be advantageous to ihem. ' was taken U ..H.'W'w .Uirvtinnjufjn and carried-ayes 82, noes 33 " Dtbrrsits. Not lonir since, a certain Quack was addressed by one of his patients as follows 1 ' Dactor, how is it, thai when we eat and drink, the meat is irptrated frdm :the:drwk,n; : Why, W . i T.T rr -iiur.iit th. -On; M in .1. scm. yHV.K.i."' . I rh. n-f t there are two biDca t onc.oiiWnainM. .c ..J.'.v nt. trn ntht-rl mem is vj --- drink at the top of those pipes, ia a id or clapper i nd when we annr, it turns back upon ihe meat pipe au, vv, . . --- i a mm mm . that -he rlanofr must ft... iwinr. linn inc Daiicnii 11 1 iuuwin. - --- tI 'ajjaaT ding ana mue On Saturday last, died at Upp'ng- ham, aged 74, Peter Roberts. Peter had a great dislike to the fair sex, and ould not suffer attendance from them upon any occaaion. v"" : a i. i back he had tne roisioriunc w auuci much pain by a corn upon his toe, and . .- . k fr..- his panence no. uciug ti e,v" " the pain; tie aoon despatched the affair altogether, bv- chopping, off-the. toe with -a hatchet f Hiabrother, who died sdme years go nd who left hi m a good sumT was also oaa ana accenuic. tie hit upon a very curious nnou aavtno- monev i lor it is reiatea mai nc sed to work on a Saturday at his trade fthatf-aolbicry)MClarojd much on that day as woum aecp mm the whole weekf whilat the rest of hrs earnings were entirely reserved, and finally felHuto-the nanas.oi ofuimr mriETY. Ti- n t TMikonrtv if.VMnn there avail .tj s -.v.!,',jrt?vx..-- i"".z " - , He mooin, wKO, in nwpuunc w.wrw, K- hnrrihle faU(lcitV to SCCUSC OUT blcS-cd aaviour of suicide I Tho Abstrian gov eminent could do no less-than remov, bim from 11 professorship and irt hSv place was appointed a M. Madalencxi the appointment of the-latter caused riot among the students, wb iapporied Rcmbeld. i' : t '-Lt)OK OUT FMli BrnnrfSohmaA and Salty Goiigrft Aw ny wc, nrnnri miiofkuut kn hit ' if m0 tlrt ttnutl children, in th emiiw ty f CabamM, iw tg Mljgrove, RW ay apByent earthlj mp,x,rt. ,Jt js belied, b. yoiHl a dofibt, ilit,he b ntlneed a rounr wo mhn by dame of afy Gouwf, ts tWpe wWh tioi. a she Iim not beeil arrq ia 1M1 pu, sncs 5olMjnM, hffemtnVMd. fiMMnvartv as- to tlurer f dimtnutire Mtt, twiitd lUf, ': hort'i)etctiglit ehrtired Isir, of Kift picchV of luipiclous look. Snd down east WninUnance when irtterrofratcd, and UUuw.cMMUctJ. hd ..j IS n wnen np went iron new, a blue immiclotli ' eoatran.1 S redllriped-pUid t1oa"nnl it ex. "f tremclr timd'rf m mn 1 haua ia worlc hut h fond of women, ahatl-fish and eidtr, dajd Solo man vent elf In my dtbt, gl 23, or iberrsbout, ' ' SS of which was lent money, and &Sti which Wat for Sfcurlry inooM. It K t n. winno. sed that he wltf aeerete himelf in thd county of . ' '; Montfmiery, where hi rather and ons of h!a ," v -relative h. I( personally took cartf to cot- ' lect bis Mia Fallv Gouirer'i dowrv hrfora thrtr ' ' left this place.. I am not jhe only tuffetwri he owe a great many others In this county, f ." " would b tnily thankfol to sny persorl that would kiv me anv Infrmnstlon hv mri'm . fewltiws ro the ToiTt)fflce In thltiiUce, florthr Carohns, Cabamia county, Concw-il, so that I can find -where he haa secreted himself r and -also thankful to tii edilon of papers Ih tbi mmw, ueorgis AmaiM, ana l enncSt to in sert tbe above, and in so doing they will rmp thix with his unforttinato wife and chudrerty and myself, a poor, unfortunate, oldmon.' ' , ' JOHN D. BaEUNuTOn. January 28, 1823. 3t49 rTS' rr h'aving irt,iTjnc! exretii late of Rowan county, dee'd. at tbe court of Kleas and qmrtrr rsiuon for the aid County, eld the third Monday of November notice is herobv riven, that all persons havuif demands 4gairtNt tliesxid eitito, are rrduirrdto proem nem ?or paymcm, wiuun me unvc pro scribed by law. MMRS I. LONG, Ftr. 9 once more given, lo all overeer of lhV ' Suire ItoacL and tltelast time it wiH he !'? ' en to them j but it bv been dime to often that it has become perfect to them 1 but yon maV all rest yourselvei well aw-ured, that you may all lookout to pay well for your not keeping the Stage lload in Mich repair a for the Cnited State mail to he carried, lint many III say d-" 1 the stage, it's nothing to me hit them gt on as thy can 1 I have got this to Wto, but sn put it off kinder, till the roads will ret bet ter. But thii will not 1 aov longer t me. Thi i arning to overseeis, from Slia'nury, in UiU state, to Manon'i Ferry. I with fur Gen tlemen that with the government well to ;b3 of' fvnded at it, kC. II. HArtBIS ON. v.-,;.. 3i'5Q :; -rr-- :-- : ,kuJb1... n ir'in.treeU a rcw'aiHIll BOW, of th Court-IIotise, in thoom ailjoimng Mr. Alliion't vtorej where be is prepared to repair all kinds of HVKrnrt and Ctocla, snd warrsnB .1 . -r ..n tnm month. ' He likewlM will repair all kind of OsAfaml . tifetr wrfc, in a neat, careful manner, and oi verv hberal term. : t - . Me solicit a liare of patronage Nm the r" Uc. in hi hue of busiu .and only asks a fair Lnal, a. hJeeuaurea - rcMbhahle eipectaion.m wpi ,q ' I hntinea. -;t SaStbutv. Ftb. 16, i8i2S. , tQTTKItY r,n -nconrement 0f un If citANlSM, in die western pH of Sorth i ' . 4,,, I. Sfilfllir. i.irouna. V . nsfl TICKETS. AT RZEACIL Prise of 500 dollar (a Phaeton and Cottnff-sssi Saw (;in) is KIOO do. do. do. do. do. do. JtJOO (Family Coach) is 30Q R2J0 (dig) ia 50 ' Rl0 (do.) is .180 R130 (do.) ; .U 1W) glOO (bide ' Board and Cotton Saw G'tn is 200 R80 fGiff and Sociable 1 is 16d do. R20 (Bedstesdn) 1 "n 43 i - 24 3 do. R14 (s ct of Tables) 2 do. 12 (Windsor Ihsirt) 3 do..,SS10 ..(tv,0 taier Wot gtO,.(tv,Q U'lief' Work Tables mt nne Pembroke) 4 -14 - 30 -gS rniHows top Cradle) "7 is 8 6 (CPlmigha.d Strept lmpancT; 2 lard Cans) ' i - 60 $5 (Hat) - la 40 ft (Candkitand) . i rVJ " (do.) - :. .r-rir..- .3 3 (do.) - is 60 . 2 (2S cssl steel Axes, and 275 dsi 1 do. 10 do. 10 do. I dm - 1 do. 20 do.' 3U0 do. Shoes) la ckw 43tdo7-fii-' in-Warev-ieu eJj7Shot ve . ke. . " Is 4 )1 rd J - ' . . S3072 Tickets c he had in Ciisriotte or the untie -v 'sTgned Comniasionew, by hHM, fostago. tui. : inclosing tb moneyl or front their ajfents in " $ SirtfobiMTttataW Yorkvitle or lineastert who pTe'dginhemselVea . iL. mm mm f..rl. 'tit ,Iim brtmA- - ' ... . r .... ... , .. rthirar "y ww w cwrwir, join.w crssirf t Kiicm iaw wh w wmn. SAM'L. IIENDKRSOJ GKEKN KKNDltICK, , J.N l.linYl). , 'If. Jl. Fxplahatory Hand UilJs can We had of the Commissioners,'. .41 . - r ShcrinsVTox Deodg, ' - a a ...' n t - L.. . . DF.KDS for land sold oy Mierttis tor arrean of 7vt, for sals at die JOertfiifiao' vfk$- . . 1 i '1 -VI L .i ' ... ;3 J vr 'if :'-f 1 fs. ' - ' r- '.