I HlllU.N SKH.
at V at. "
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M mU4. MS M f'- !
cur f o
Bftf
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,tui r,
tt im rtti ,M
ttf f l'aftl. 4 IM
I.W lUt IM ptIHM
Ti- .. f... flittrl U VafV M
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Imt f . MaLa4Uia&,
..w.f.t. fu4 tka hi lt1f.
Em titiM .partM. atof m
(.mil. aif,a
fHod4 ) al ftsSttol
ititMfti. A mtduitoajU l
Un rvftJ M f,rm6l
w-JiM im;. ..... .
Tha intargfftl tMsUwM rc
n4 reti4 taiw favours a4 iM om.
t(nj of IM army, dcMiM4 W Ml ay. .
Jabim Paeha, k4 Un Mrifd
to l'olaroilt wr.ll NksU. tdyaus
and o'har U !', had. ben pauM io
(Mtir tvtcour to diffrM pn
Cfftct.
bat isstrtdly IM trfimM, iftj fum
pprtnct ib Irwpvftr; dlMcr
UmJ to o dicaUft f prmrfct UI
ilttlT, to lh Jum. ! tHfC
i.ihih cf ilta furkib proM(H( tr4
Tbet rt ht pnicU of tU
and our csremcrtUI inldli(cfic ii
moro cmft tb Idler out
d rd delivered wttn we were wifmnl
led to pui iK ppr to pit. We lr.
bowevcr, that the coiloo mirket dull,
tod lh fHt ktttiooarf or dediolor
,rorf ,riir-Tbii df
both IltHiM of prliment were Jf0
roftied. not bf bU Mjif in oerwn.t.ul
bf ComroiMi. The Kojrl Cotnirn
tioocri binK ukeo their Mt on ie
U'oolik,mMgt w KBtto require
(hepreoceof b lmiuw at the br,
od iho Speker ihwilf fcf ''n.K;
attended tj $ coiitiderble nuwoer of
Memtr, the Lord Cbwellor proceeded
9 rtd Ue Seo for tbelrproroijuroo.
new-roll. 4to. 20.
Be tbe Tadc , Irom Liurpc!, efHed
on Fridif, London papen lo tbe Uib,
and Uerjool to tbe 16U be been re
feied. ..wit.
1 he Ucrpool coiton market hid b
cm to feme, but in conuuencc of Im
metne import.tioo iu w i v
few iile could be m-de t the prireij
ked. TJo rni.n one uT nw..
the United Stuet were 21.0J0 bleii md
from the Bru;l,-nine thwintwtH U
i I I , .
At H'Tre, tbe outket had be
come dull ; but it . expected the Ct
.i would be increased, In coi.c-.
quence of the plague h.intf broken out
ft Alendri tftji pt JJich jouW oper
ate Ku import from that country.
i- Bkrtmeoce otthe ilicoverjf of the
M.ltonun m8nucripti, which are .bout
to be pubJWhed under tbe euipicet or the
lunc.hU raijestf hi. ippointed com
iniSort to eWm. the documents in
thtt Y.lwWt dtpo.ttorr of the record or
former times, with iew to- priming the
most irapQrttnt of them. lh commii
..oner, n.med are, the Spe.ker of the
Home of CornmoM. Mr. Secretary eel,
Mr. C. W. Wton, Mr. Croker, end Mr.
JJouhouse. Mr. Lemoo, the Deputy
Keener of the Stale Paper Office, (by
found,) ha been ippointed Secretary to
tbe Commission.
FB.MVE.
Ery thing U w tranquil and prosper
i- .viniv ernnire. that we
QUI tti mu fc av"j" y.il : r
bave scarcely maienaii lor a paragrapn
of any. interest.
TI'J Marquis of Zarobrano has been
appainted Minister of War. He com
meTiced his career as page to Charles
"iv. aod has risen to the p.t of Com
mandant General of the Cavalry of the
ttnard and be would not accept of the
new nost uuless he could retain tbe OW. ;
TOn looking bwwflWKfiilei of
from Europe, we find a Variety.of contra
dictory statement-respecUug thft, pro.:
press of tli? wr n Greece. The bare
rumour, that Navarino was in danger of
falling into the hands of their enemies,
had infused so dcttrmined f spirit of re
sistance among the Greeks, that the
ll rnimtrii was in arms. A new and
rribre-officient -organization had. taRen
place in the government, and a grnerI
amnesty having been.offered to all who
liad shown disposition to revolt, they
lai united' vitb "their brcthern ia oppos-
. . . i
wlwo ! T"
U t" "
ra4l I H fe-'l- 'V.
,.Mf t w.W4 ! MIm4
.. . f lull. .tJ U Jalf. ! ?
ki ik'e d.M IM Til
. a . . ta. t aT a
aiuuj-Ii t rfWii io
Uirw UH4 IM IWid, auf
k,.U,a- Uso Uat.b4 a4 IM
a. J. ..t. W.vffML 1fMtf
mI.-msiiiIui M 4 UJi4Itid
by Clolw.L ind-farcid W 'ttmt H
m Tkanki ioCoJ I Tbe iMdi'i 6et
ikst anade ii ppore .rT Ca t
ikt.tta! la tttk the MaWll of Uf'
4t i SpnJi, tut IM ;nmot
iWufbt ll Mtewary HwiJr lie lrot
w.t .... K.tii di iiimiui iv w
MAI lUrt, lat,rdrto difn4 ;Ui U
.ik J tMir UdcMiyitMC Tk fve
uld C, eil'i0j of l ,
irn-fwar aod lfprft, w
... orttln Hoot eJ all lios ol
laeutitiiilofi r4 pratWoi. la ordtr lo
Kiti ia ru'm cf CrtCt b( WO Cri
pUuly ?feie! b euf be iaSJo, ft
Cant d'Oioarnl Andro,Uwt ra ikt t"
.r,d list of May. O. H. The pfui I
km mW.,i I.I. rtrmti. wt'b ClOM 3 .
i) f Kr rrch flttl wdar rWwry.
Tba Admiral' ship. wUH w 'h U'K
et'amonllbfrmt'ifletl.atmfftl
but IL Captai'. Pat ha wis no tud oo
boar J, be kroain,r bf lipfHrnft lhat
the Grrrkj attatked (fffteraHy Ike ahlp
oa) beard of which he w. Aiv''h'
frljte of asmalUr tlttiicnai-. ba alv
Ura borat lo lha parmal I aiJ aa
craloiHar men-of-war, hjif t befn !
r aaad and hal bt the t.r. ran
athora oo tha UlarJ of r and Trr
A great number of trMfMi had been1
raptured and brought Inio lha l.unu oi
Hidra and Srxtzi. 1 he Admiral Via
tili, Informed t Milos of th kIoiUmis
engagements of Sackiourr, hastenJ o
ibai tbot in ourtuit of the rest of the ene
my's fleet, which it was fully amitipaied
would bat met the same lata.
rr.usu.
" Itjh saiJ that the rrentinjct TaMeh
Ulle L'llee Snah, whoHnow 61 year of
age, has resigned the kinRdom to hi el
'rom Ispahan I Shirai, wboao ruin he
..w... .-r i
design to repair, anu reaior. ia siy
Parlt. June 13. Sidi Mahrnoud, En
voy Katraordinary from the Hey of Tu-
nit, paid a vUit this day lo the hoyal rrin
tinr F.iblihment. He eiatnincd wifti
attention the various oriental types com
poaing the rich tolloction of the. royal
nri. The superintendent of th estab
lishment pointed out to bid i MabmouU a
fcjrm in Arabic enaiacic r. v a -waa
desiroas to read it. the uprintcndent or
dered a sheet to be strudfofT.
FROM ALT ITEST.
The Charleston Patriot learns bv an
irrival at that port that the yttlow fever
was prevailing at Key" West to" an alarm
irK extent. When Com Warrington
left there, (5 6r fi weeks past) there were
at the Island about 50 Marines, and from
30 to 40 sailor. Of this number, whtn
our Informapt departed, but 3 men oi th
marines were enabled to perform duty,
two third of tbam-being dead and the
remainder lying very ill. Lieut, Com.
Tuppc t was left in dying state. The
fever was hIso very fatal among the sai
lorsthe hospital being crowded with the
sick and tut 4 or 6 enabled to do duty.
Capt. Jas. Mcintosh the commander of
lha, Ialaud waidowo-with the feter,
Sailing master Harby, commanding tbe
Navy Yard, had just recovered from a se
vere illness. The U. S. sloap Vagabond,
under command of Midshipman Falio,
had been dispatched for ;the purpose of
endeavoting io laii in wuh viu.
rimrton. off Havana or Matanias, to in
form him of the great mortality prevail
ing at Key West, and to advise with him
concerning the removal of the remainder
of the U. S. forces, kc.Jfore they all
fall victhni to the fever.
No such officer ia on lh$.Naval Register. ,
- ST. JOH" n n 4yLf
.'Jyf , trt:it&iMni hi PWfadeipSu
Cizette ys, that Mri Magee, etjrAr feet
nine inchtt high, from the county of Ty
rone, 'Ireland, 'iai f ?tfed W thafrpwVtn
the hip Conestoga. Hi brother is at
nreaent in this citv : he came in tne-uen
lief, from Belfast, laat month. He ma.-
..r.c or ti1il hut ix feet tert tnthet, I
ures, .WC rc toW, Vttl KXJtri un imnc;
- . I
verv stout madi and possessing an un
commondegrce-ufstren gthr' Wel tt
inclined to think the Philadelphia Editor
inclined to thin tne rnnaueipnia liauor
has stretched Mr. Magce about ajootanit
& iol:iti are credibly informed he'J
.... i
ONii icvc7ycky"'
Mr t t;i
f L-i.-W M .'k4 M
a4 w rr4waa
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4 HfcTI I"
iw! r ',
a Ay , aa4 "l4f? 'T'ia X
j( u tirii t fi r r " 'Ti1-1-
Lm , a4 U. !- '
Mr. iru avi; . tlaS. M Coo
ba iLt tiaala &rfkl b :t4 I'
Mr. Ifi avawy W -U, W
MTUSira fy J. CWifea, im
Uxr IK. Va0 a IS7, a4 Ifl
Ut. I
T Vt M ta4 tw f
maiwac-
U.taatt
e'kf,
4a
471 74
pur u
Ml Ji4 14
Tta. frra LaaWa dfirt.af it
ar mW Vr, r. it tliul fa.
Jkl i Ikj I auaaa m tr to.
. u L
anh.a tt(;KKU brikt iaSMe hml
(uf rofljw-aa, t imkrr hr tha aia aa.
thW taaj- C Ww, M wttfcwrt kia kwawk
ttt 4, ana a da'ed a hk ha W
tt ta . a. II wIO dwiLtlci mn
hi litnaii' i rw'ar, al afccpl a aral b
C&.frt t u Vt it kejwba aaayt fwh fa
mm! V t a )kv'X geriUVaaaa of tauck prwatia.
I b tVt af Mr. Jlrjaa Warbf Ua alaouJ aU-
iMaliting bi J fro SmmM, whti kif
tfroftt a )y t grwaad, walaf lha
, int i!.pfeUiilU cnufla. bl Inmkmf ff-
(umif, wAk aaa b rrU ol aptiil. aad all
tiwti ri InuU tai drUaff. wot nalir and
tit, raSccif ilit iiiWi caJU km tba if.
lu ami food aa of lb pj4 of that diar.net.
TU dlloui ia a cwapaiaiit Ww of Ut
Ule aal praxnl irpitBUiw t ConfTtat
frv Nrtl-Cfuliu.
Currru.
JtL'rUM.lUtln,
LtTrtr'. ar, ,
Willi, Alaioa,.
Mlbfianl llinea
J'm tt. r.
YValdoft N. Cdararda.
tjabrWI Hola.ca. .m -Archibald
M'NcJ.
Will P. Umirura.
Ilonulua M. Sauder.
Jobv Long.
Ilearv Conner. t
Samuel P Caraon.
lraia WtUianw.
IhomaiH. Han;
uua d.
i,iorra L. lMaB
... . . .. I-
;,,, tip-r,
Willie r. alaftftirn.
Haoiuliia U, Saiid'rv
Henry lounet,
Itohcrt B. Vance,
TL rtprcaealKtiea frm North Carafin in
the I'M toigrc. iU be comport! of $nm
new ntarabars and tit a ho were la tbe Im
(Kill) Concrt.. AU thirtec. of lha Ut mem
bers were cimUdatef far re-election, ten of
a bum a r oppoaed, and arwa of tfie number
acre dcffa'.rd by new camliUatr. Of theie
Ken oW niembert alw were defeata.!, of
them wetil into tuutut at M'aahington City, laat
w inter, to nominate (or, a they fondly hoped,
to ntlr) a HreaMk nt for the good people of the
V. Srjii$: Tertum tu.
Col. John Murphy, ha been elected, without
oppiwition, Governor of Alabama, for tbe enau
in(f two year. Col. Murphy was lonuerty frrnn
ilobeaon county, ia thii atate. The late Gov.
ernor of Alabama, kraal Pickens, aal a.naUve
of Cabarru county, in thia atate.
Gabriel Moore, ha been re-elected a repr'e
scnta'ire in CtmirreM from the northern district
of Alabama, over hia competitor, Judge Clem
ent C. Clav, by what majority we have not
learned. Mr. Moore was from Stokes county,
in this it ate
George W. Owen is re-elected a representa
tive in tbe next Congress, from the diatric in
Alabama which he formerly represented.
'. "
Gen. Cainci has been invited, by a committee
appointed for the purpoae at a public meeting
of the citizens of Jasper county, Geo. to par
take of a public dinner at Monticello, to be giv
en by the citizens of that town and county, cs a
- a ,
teitimonial of their Tilgh sense of his distin
guished military services, of his patriotism, and
devotion to the best interest of our common
country. 1 be Qancjal has consented to part
1 TBKft ni I I UIU Ki. H HVU M IU.H U... VVIIVIIIUU
uu"i un uimiiui . .... :.
the official. dutie jaUh which Jw ia chargedy
government. We are glad, to perceive that a res-
gia, are not tainted by the mania with which I
.,. .rrrwTl IflftiA Pit " " fctf that Ttt Wat, r
r.eciaoie noniuu. ai i ihc botiw vc,,1'i
IIICI. ViW?k,IU..W " J I
' .' . , , ... I
and .re.cnd.a c-ougn io nowicoge,
T r.?.l.r.., .nil unmuht nlfia. A, In. I
servicci a iuuhui kuu u. .
. , i
ClIC.Bt gV.IIIIUV..
t?nf f .n- Sit Mhvill. Tnnrp. IT
v-v...6w ... - V
States Hank note, 5.to7, Virghn to 6, South
Caroljna, 2 K4, ahaJfsrtharolina, perecnt.
1
iiifMvv. . . - i
wractooUy "divested of prejudice o perceive, gisUtttire, &.c to Kentucky, took pbice.on tbe
... .. . ill .L.lcik ..ItliVin. t .AAm. ,ht till" Ohl Court
I
ran vriist
fU! , avM'V 4 UUa i
W4 U f'--fc -4 ''
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M t - r
ktUa, Vy fU 644 p-a'aaM. M
aaJi awf 1 a4 1 M
It awwa4 li-a 1 t'7
W4 taa Jl a'' M H
feWy Wt- V ,kf v- ,uu .U
4 U fa4.f ila ta
IV aWafvUbtM l' ftwawa W
,,w HHf lU-1 la Ja i tl4 W
Va rU iam4 U " ilo Wiw, V
aW tt Ub Uwpu U- rl li
tV0t'M0,
Ytt sUakai aa art-ia to U. fw a
Km pa, auY ' y' n-.att,aa..
, a4 ta. DaaU, U4 Wa .Wa-l al H-jOry.
OIL, fgf It mmf4 a M t'-.k.
I Wi at -A aa-0S laH -ujiUtla'
arT-- M lUm, at aa aU.
arr to ICMiky. a4 aa "-ud "
mWm -y Wlai-o iWa tW-awr u iw
4l!-Vi(S -etaatcawat ! -
f M'.Ctaka,i mnm,
to th aifair r A Ik ktaaiaaaa a r a 'na
iad accaiaXag la tka ray" K' 'w I), aV-
rfj a raMrairy aj.iaa- Vy
tiaeaardlbatWaal. IM al ia- aVi' faaaa"
to KttKky , appaara la"Wali"iai
part of our foaalry'f Cr 4 VaaJ; a U'm wIj
aiac a rvad to swa-thar ppf af wa'a
kaW kaavdy lad ad i(rU, U a
tWv aa off !
A aaaa ky lb aosa of Iiapkaa faarvt. eM
la ki deaak eahnf tka k krtto) to Jaa
Cooaty. Tk. pra liiwal hl prtotary eaa,-
kia oVaih, waa l dabaf aad ilUgU prwike
of x t th pot)a V
Tk ICcht Hem. CUlra R. VaurU, kia Bri-
tanaU Majetty'i ainla!et pWaipctt aiiay and aa.
vy citraordinary I tk l artitl Male, pra
trutni to lha freaulrat of tk tailed llalaa
tbe 2Clk tih. bv Mr. Daaiel Ureal, firat ik-rk in
lha dapartaaeal atata. Mr. augtm oVbttt
ed kis cmlentiala aa miaiaicr, ht. a.l aaa ac.
ceptcd by lb "fmailenl to that eapacrty. II
waa aeenmpaniad by Mr. AdiCnrton, bna cUfy
da affair frv lraal Jkiuia to.lJa It. . i
and, ako, by Capt. iiart, of ibi BntUh' a
mJt n.Uaiackl h arpiion.
. Mr-Clay anired at Waaliinftoa City cw f ns
day, tbe 211 ulu It art ma be ha.f rrd wilh
in a few mile f ll at city, bwfore he heard 4
tk deceaae f hi daiigi'erfat Ibanon, Ohio,
a her he had, Mr !a before, left hia funily.
Ir. Tho. P. Jonra, principal of the Konh
Carolina Fcnml" Aeailemy," at Oifoni,ba beca
aripointed prviframr of mechanic in tha "rout
fia Intimif, at rhiladelphls, ami ed tor of Ihrir
journal. Th Itev. Mr. laralx-e, a preabvleriaa
clergyman, a HI take charge of Ahe Oxford Km
in7, when Me-ara, Aalrew and Jon s lcavi
Mr. tVarwa and Vlat Paker, will motinue aa ia
atn,tera at Oal. Utttn. Andrew and Junes
propose opening, at Philadelphia, a Select Lite
rary and Scientific Femal Semina7, lo be re
stricted lo twelve popila.
.",)
the sTory'thatlias been pubIiJiel In most all
nappeavf tf iWA-Uuata- boii Wvtog
floated abore at and near Kdrnton in this State,
supposed to have belonged to some vetael or
vesaers which had been captured by pimiet, who
mnr-Iered the men, threw them overboard, and
made prizes of the verels, turns out to be aa
c4 thing It ha been acertakied that a dead
body of a man, without a head, has been picked
up and buried i but from every appearance, it
is evident that the man must hare fallen over,
board from a raft, or a boat, (perliapa when
drunk 1 and loat hia head by bavin? it bit off by a
shark. The story of the 17 dead bodies made
luou a mnsc, anu gswcu u
duce government to fit out and send vennel of
war to scour the coaats of North-Carolina ; and
eithei drive otT, capture, or kill the rascally pi-
raff W ho Trerc supposed to hav omwiiHad
these wanton outrages. These vessels cf war
have actually, been crui'ing on our coast j hilt
aliarks and alligators were the only enemy they
could get Kent of and they sre, no doubt, the
only pirate that have been within one hundred
league of North-Carolina, 'in any other condi
tion than as prisoners. 1 he person or persons
who were mischievous enough to put these r-
part, in circullirion, ougltt, of right, io have ju
. . 1la. ..a, a tl..... u.lat. at. mm.t .Tf"af TlaiV li t tl 4
r---,i : .-A.. u-x u-t.I7 ..
tic dealt pat to them with severity but little
dealt out io mciii wmi ww'.er'v
iaummary lhan that ahirh ia mr.lrat.ta the
Wwt taai,piraieathem.lve. ' '
ie
pirate
.. -ee;":
XFVrUCKY.
The crenenl elertinwfbr member i4- tlioX
w
t.x. " ..!,:,. ,a u ; ,h.t tin. nhi Court
- - . -
flarLV IIU UCCII UUIIIIIICinr llllfililill.
The
r v .
. Governor
contest wa a warm 6ne: the Governor of the
sfatg, fJJesha unmindful of the
, " r. ; .- . , ji
the chief rnogatrate of a great and powerful
atate, was seen struggling and sweating in the
Ignuy anu uccoruni wiucti iiiuuiu iiiwhwhh
rmwH. which. m a inlid boaiv. pressed aroiinu
-"t i ' i - '
tU aW, 4 V-V "U tfs iMS.,
i..f.k--'. MKt,t
H,M aa aT- - N mk wNM
! ok k la4a, Wf sva
. iw 144 riUaa4ai044
V to M. j
1U im ftUl 4.'.WllaafV
0 yW af U4 aia, a kwa U.,t,
aa, ai-Ml ia , fa4 it SaA,
mmrn aa U f a4Na, WLaWk Ua U
fr4 tf1 a Af-S aa utMnai al a
a4-4M i4 4 IM 4 mp wa.jU
W, a a4 wrt waa aU-i4 ay IM a
4jiMak i 14 itraa af 4 1 jVv W
Uf 4arV ra4 taksiter, iW WWaava M
aj fifM to Utf (V ajt, aj-4 to rat da
Hl.''4 aaw4'4 tolM ff Mi,
to a w, y tof aafaa, a y ta r ta
tiWa a4 Uat kaaaaa af lU fHafar U4
vM V f,j Ika Hat. fW
Krart faaay waf aarm4alto raw i
May 4 aJUM la aaa 1U "fj
a-M, Uto a jWf taWty. Ilaff x taAi,,
ft4 fWW) Wt4 ftaaa tia f
aWi;," by a rapaa a ika law !af U
Owy vca rHM,Jl Hf 3
(aa nia 4aa lWi ia!4laava! r (i'a m.
fn , paa Ikal tLf 4atVa4 pay awliau4
rkaar a4 irar"a, a a a,,
t aa 4 m'f a4,la, Ut I (ih
fftaUaal Afta M a n,n4 M f
C wA Mfy kad -aataaadad UrarryMf lirfta
bid'r as UfM, I U'ala a laU.ii aaj
aa piafd, L ik m4.4 aa
U'wd IU awa, r. I Mfly, Vf
Itb Mt alMt aad d. ai Sa Im
cUaktaf and aMfW-f U- kaJnar af Uaar a
paaria, ka4 w rl!k! rf ta Ura aaaaw
larf.Vaiy (Maaay a u-;ar5.
i eJllTtf TjMr.tM. sLricA Wa
tUa aaaaAWuty aMvacdaal la ifc-- to1 fa
ttttH , brwr! I'pd 4 iaMd
pi draak pfJ " I; U H i tka
aaaauliaf iKal aaau.d. aaMAg- ttaa amtliJuJa, aal
todaarrlbaiar. ' So drain tad takew placa, a
ar Katadiki koi it tpcte4 af
C Varllfl to tlia sUarreaal u., aaold U
tunirr. TM eitd ayilwxlty laj m
prweapt aM rnrttir aataawrat for tka W.
tioa) of th rJI V4rm0"t '" shWv
ba cemWcd, anJ otbtra, tt waa tifrci.i
aoaa wwkl ba.
IT War tf nt a yellow as, by th aama af
Joaian Vavnrtfj, wvtr g tm in eoniwy, aa sr.
Coarsd C'ara, about 1 1 ami -a (mm t)nkn,
. wa droa nt oa Satontav la.t. II bt bi
&tV' t 1 and in lb kulc be h-1 1 u
sated in th of th pnrcatm n. ab-wt
tool tf waiar waa atandina; o.l 1 : la) w riuifc
pfodured by tr.eraiwa the ! t nijrln ;.U
we "into the if W f. Waii..'i' i.; t as
lr V that aoO"l t era was 'akrn a.-!. ' t
w,ih hu haii maler waur, ainl H-"n.a
txfora ha cxiel t laWaa uuU lie kt au
tiki fiti hefwr . amL a few frt kince. ahat
tm waa on rm, he tell into the rtts ami si r
fcail'y burnt, that lie baa been a cripple tva
auicc.
Truavssa iLtCTIon.
M'iDiaru ( airoll ia re-ckctcd Qovernor, !
out opposition.
llraarw Allen, l aacv and Aks(id r, ba
liecn icbcled lo the nesl Coi.RKa.. horit lb
d!r-t in thai Mate which ll r; UrfXitt rtj-
earnlriL .
Dr. Juhn II. Marable t clrceI to Ci.ngrm
from Hit ili'trict lattlv rep'atr'nU d by Jaiuca It
Kejni.U-MaraLU.Kji.Ul,aiidWU Blour,-,
l.t. f i huir. tra ihc ciih! ale.
I Jn the .dratrict frrmrrly TrpryKntcd by Uu
J 'nfor, Mr." folkii elected, over Lrww, P
fom. Knaiitt, ad w ('ba. - -
tkn. San.uel Houa'.ou, haa been reflected i
repraveiMaliv ia the nesl Cc.ia-ea- ffx.ni U.e
!avK(on dial net, by a hirg majmily over
tl,r Kt rnrr.pa'itor.
L . ln, John Cacke baa been rlected to
In.. i inniTrn. fom the district lie fiirmerk
ircpreacjsiad, by a svajorityorer his compeuiofi
or between fcMirtceo afhl ni'fen nnnarea.
John n:ir is relectwl, and Jams C. Mitchn
in place of Ja.e RlamWsVr.
tlobt. C. Foater has been elected terstor ia
th I-egialutuiX, from the .al.il!c d'.rtrict,
formerly represented by Col. Weakly-Foater
2212, Cnl. Newton Cannon 2032, ttobt. Vestry
rSC . t'oU.Weakh'a vote in tho LefjUiatMre
against Gen. Jackson "as United" States senatufr
ia said to hare been the cauae of lus geitink' k
lean a support tliit ) ear.
Col. John W illiams, (late U. S. sensto')h
been beaten In tho Knoxrillc district, for uV
state senate, bv Cnl. Jan ci Anderson.
roarrai -azsTtai- riaotisritr.' -
Mr. Edit : I would respectfully
y;est to your intelligent readers, the pro
prijty of ' forming and incrporMog a
rompanjj.tcbe stvlerl the fr'h Corona
ViM Company, -'t heHVreVfllbtJai-
ted at S50, or glOO euch; urd a l 'F
numbar of them might be taaen oy
State. This company could lease or pur
chase the lands in the "Cold region cT
Notlb Carolina, and thus be enabled to
work the Mines -to g1ai advaUUge--Skilful
Miner could be very-e''f
broueht from Soulh-Anuericond Ey0!"'
and employed. b -ihtVompany, of
I course oi mis sinu, ncauuy yv.
there mi be np doubLbul ,in)mense.trv--
surelhiKht; be taken out M the t;";
the earth. - " H-iN'v
jlugutt 2CA, 1825.
cHrstVi AVO 23.
Corn 75 a 8o; Meal 75 a 8o
(new) 6 a 8 -r Oats, per bushel, 5o a 6 1,
Sbc.af pet JutmJred, 9o rButtif r
2o; Beef 5 a 6; Pork Car; Bacon Q
fi Dies Vft 32 a 35tB See
8o j Sah flo'a loo ; Tallow 7 8 1 v
r 35 a 4o ; Ifeggtoj 3oj Coffee So M
IrUoafi. ,