ivr. i.r.uisumnn.
KJUTS.
fVrad Ji. f The eW IUM
fc.Ug 4ur4 U U MM
t4e be IM n4e l f'4 J
l nse4 the niaf ttL tot i NtHf
ft gubttot of the C Crtt f Ktb
e,fd,lVke eaLWOM 14 WU
aAtt4 U he earei1t4.
"Wadry leheUtawti a lsd3 CMAti to
iM fc tbe "
ter M UW far
U Hit, shkk bp)4 M the llik P
Mn4 the petition of zm
priyUf I bate eecered kf ifft'
fit the wMr bereefier acquire. ''
rtdie tbe cor-mlttee of Ditme ar4 AU
Baosy.
Ot morion of Mr. Vf MUm, Mini.
rV roeamittte Ike JodlcUry sere U-
UrWCtld te Inquire Uts iM f tpfWlKf
fpsioge law, compelling the Mn
Of llltll 14 py lk burUI tkfg wk
jury of Urptttl be bean held out
their bodice.
The fallowing tmwiJWai from the
ether Ho, passed Ihelr I'St second and
thk4 readings were r5rel wmi
mJUdi ik bW to iwol the eel of IDS
L ike detroloaef iTsleet U Asm
nosMy. s4 the bill is certain
persons there miss.
Ik bill iowliaetkrCitiy Court
1 n.;tfnJ m mmUi e CwmmiHM ol
r:- m mi lbs eeo4 tne, end
iiMt4. m swotlos ef Mr. Smith, by
extending Itt prtfUou m m la apply is
Davldtos county, h was "ira
date, and ordered U be engrossed
, II r 5kc presented UU to. regulate
the MiBtfil UtUm onlutt lo MffU
couodci U Uli Sut vklcli (MMCd III
TK foUowlnr bill nrt4 tn4 onJr
td to b trrw4 1 Tk biil to oi&Mo
o4 o4 i ociof IIU. mkotiting
h Count r Corit o rqulf odminittra
too i4otlr to tito cwwir MtaHif
Cpon tHo prtl'U of IlKlr Kruritlct.
n.", Il-Mr. M Dowell pro
tentrd io pciltkm of Samuel Jenktoi of
Banronb, priln lo bo' rioed lo
crcdht iwJ Mr. Hill of 3iok, lh pll
lion of Joa Gboo, oo ik lubject of
ditorct. ...
OoMKxkMof Mr 8krp;tt JtxJUl
trr conualr.ee wer lninir4 to tnquiro
tf be eipodieocf of oo mtmdmg ht
"T" nw.rui OWu-er after
ntN'f W fflMlUfttf Ttow mutter
' errket.- - -
V Mr. Ilcken lntroic4 i bill o pr
Ttttt fraodt wd ptrmrv in cerialn com.
Tbt Senite rewired ttlf into com
inhtooof th vkolo, Mr. Furoev, in the
Chain o iho bill to mtrv4 th t sincl
patkxi Dti of thU ??ite. ThU bill
protlJei that hereafter, wheft 'bo owner
ol aof .Mart OMilni trenca to manumit
iuc h la'i be thall f ire bon4 and aceoritf
' la 81000 that tbt alavo ahaH vitUn ait
tnontbt rnnore from th Sta(e' ahd tierer
gain return to reide therein. J
Mr. Yncr moved to amend tke bill
br adding now aeclion, which provide
" that no aiave ahiD hereafter bo cmanci
pated in this State, eicepl on tbo ci
preas condition, that tber hall leavo the
State never more to mora, or in caao
ther do return, ther thall be aold bV or
der of any County Court and the pro
ceeda be ipoUed to count r.U'a After
tome debate, ihit amendment wat adop
ted. and the bill at amended, patted itaj
torond reading.
Vrfey, Jan. 13. Mr. Love from the
Committee of CUime, reported unfavor
ablv to the petition of Robert Gracr a
Rrvolutionarv eoldier. Concurred in.
Mr. Riddkk pretented a reiolution in
ttrurtintc th Judiciary Committee to in
quire into the expediency of making the
law relative to Usury more penal.
The bill to allow further time for the
payment of - the purchase money on en
triea of vacant landa, wat read the second
end third time and passed without debate.
The bill to reRuUre!hepayinenTof
claims, againat the tereral countiet in
tftttIL, to via Vtl nfrrt V V'3
,0f U tM tu T'lf Rite
U rt44iiNr'itJp UueBKy www
t.lraika tiat-iM Bm, rrprte4 Ike
ui wiik m aa4tMi, wkkb ws
uiiJ ta. a4 tke Ult him4 kt
tewa4 a4 lkl'4 nir-tt V4 ll rtr
Mr. HaIfkt J Clin, pawta4 lifl
fnktf M atM tM M mwt V
frsf t4 t N7 r-Ak itUM. U iir
tU '."..
mo,'ie or rowwi.
isv rnliLm f I'tBt WaJaer. relailew
1 f'4 UCwwwltt l
tir.i laovcwxMi to wkooa was Itkf
r4tkUll Wieapowaf iwwpk Um
to erect ras Kr wrtain rwc4. re per
tad ikt w It ip4M to pH ike I
wkUk rpKl wat romemd
Aliitoe Ike moved fr ke Melaiie
potpmtmiMot tke bill I wklckwiteef
lived, and Ike pawed III t4
reading
On nvxkM of Mr. Allio. tke JofWU
r (mmiiiee ware UinKie4 lo Wjtlr
into ike etpedbMy of akolg SUrifn
M ail caaes of indictmcoi lot a4
battery, lo rteeWt.M elarkarse frwaa
peraocti k Irpligtel cin'wtiaacs or
dcrtd btoihvlr roatody, bood a4 ci
rity tar tke I'M nd coats, payable ae the
eoMiiac tfm.
Mr. Sttla. frans ike CommMUf of
rropoaitMDt tod OHevancea, lo whs
at rtfrrre 4 tk pt Hon ol twndr UV
kams of 5o4et cowr, tjetkr with the
eownttr pttHorsle relacUiti lo aa alter
t low la ihw bowndtry Ike of tU riuiHy.
repwrud agin4 tke ctpvdUocy of terfc
tfctraik! okick report wet ccwe'-
red In; . i
Mr. Biin, frns the comml'tee of Pi
rorce od Allmonr. repo'ted unfavor a4
as ikefrriWoo Mit.CWaJL U Iff
dell, for a divorce front ker kwadend
Concerted in.
Mr. Jones, of Warm, from ke Jdl-
clary commit:, lo wko was referred
the reaoJutlon hti wtltg tkem to Inquire
into tHe eioedieocv of amending the c
of 1101, providing how persons InttrrtJ
by the erection of public mill sft.ll pro
ceed lo rerover dawa;es, reported that
t it iittipedient to a ike any alteration
in a id Conrurred in.
Itdtv, Jan. 9 On Motion of Mr.
Fov. the committee on the Judiciary
ere Instructed lo Inquire Into tke ei-
pcdlrncy of o smending tke law ia tela
tion to tke levying of etecutiuflt br Coo
ttabtrt on losorvent debtors'-Undt o
lor lode all ke eiecutlont which miy.be
bciii, tn4 thereby Incur t hereon but one
set uf roa-t.
Mr. Newland preaented resolution ia
M-l a pvUiva) ( K vntwlfy Uk,Uu I
ci Wt'S Plbt Uf an ahrtkisUVe
tlsxi el e;.g iM wit ttj
vVk"l
MrOat dos rtMtt4 1 coeMer petUos.
Iff. Lave cvia4 Ike peOtle wf
MtlfJtlilutiallifwaUcewMfiaf
U te U tetUxUad se ope TsvwpUe
tUa4 a4 ta yecalte teiis eke pumpl-
ted.
Hr. EoeacrJ prewte4 bUt eltaaxfUg
Mtrcrt4okcs was retMSoe.
Ue ravulv w Mr. CVtosf lk loeaaik'
U.ti floawer 1aaew4 ILm14
Me Un?J,mf of -ni.gtss
lUvawwe U.M U Pill IM tat M
aaweaai le ttt prvvlaiona.
Tk kaf ia uiU'lte Ue Cwewy
Count J tkie State to prsM Gatee to
he emu4 ecrne tke puWU rwda, a ad
is Uf eUa" Ikereos, wae read the aoa4
1,M' .
Mr aVlf . she k4 Uiredsced Ikla b,fl.
Mi4,i w.akt wiH lereBeveih Ug
IJatire front the irosUe of lrti.tl-g
(mm e trl kkk ke.tkoucM cwotd
be Mtier amaugr4 r Ike county lourte.
wko aalki be eably treated whk it, and
e4 share be bad M d-ubc it wowld be
pmpaHy waed.
Wver) anxftdeetett were propnaed to
the kill, nta of wkkb war- adaotid. and
eakert oare reyre'ed. Ooe f these pro
po4 tkat the poo ata ikes '
id,aJtdfto be less lka glO. Ttl,
WS prttjoMd be
Mr. Hlnpperd. wkslbougkl tke lgi
Utejro OA U be cautious U plettng a
lower of tkW ktftd U Ike county cojms,
which oJat 4t) greatly abased. If this
till d. W.eaoeeiad we kMl4 aootl
hve gtea os rns here and Ikare. and
ever, where. W has person know I key
r owtftn leaae to creel Geitt by mere
(Vitrei so tke casety court, on paying
a iigbl ltt Conveniroc of the com
aauiy M Uavellusg. wou'd be murb In
peded k tklr otieaher Cvry oMtrue
tton to travelling on a public road, he said,
we e Puinr. lie had toted m favor
uferecti'ig 0js lo tpecUl ces bet
if te sppiication were lo become nu
merous, be ahoulJ rote against them.
If this bin theeild past, he hoped t heavy
ti would be laid upon tU Oatct erected
in mis .
Mr. . Moore hoped this amendment
oukl not be aererd to J for If it wrre. it
would go to owferi the object of t bill.
It was the kitentios of (he Renilctnaa
frem Rockingham t lk thia k nd of
business out sf.lke badt of the Ler.iUa-
rra, kick consumed much o'.'hcir time,
at e great espesae &tc aftd place
wK fKJwWvwfVavWr minTJTj,
foe kcre.se ayt without koowledga on
Ik jKjr. ' -
The astendnvent wareieeied, tod tke
t ta6ifta jttpo4l ly if. ftfii
4,Uu wt pa;4 t Ika 1k bet.
le ike IUe of Ipcesnt-ta. ike
dy ws tvlrtty .; 4 UlkediKilt
aioe of ike Hul 114 o Ike la'Je
I he pracufU.; 4iy by Mr. PUlr, of Taav
i.imi, U U'. YWkLfr. ef Mckf,
The tow UtMf wart ffe4 to, i'k
svendflMfttii t4 the diaceion of the
klltr tespanded k tii L tke OC
dart ea? Ike day.
The talact contealuae tppclntWeattbe
aJeet of the Sen reef tse Varw f reaiee
a- u Wbf M r f fj , rAtilnr 4 'U a ve W
alt tleriag iM tlttingt of ike Ifowsav
TM if urttj of Cevitry Ten We crept,
aai Vy tiw,fVail nVaea, ( Uk
Gas. 8otf wt friio,' wa'rtlrid
I ria Ike Wr Depenajseotf e4 sesoewd
tebeprsaled. - f : " -
Oe antks of Mr. Ung, tke CoeaaaJi
tee mi Mi kerf AfeJre wee d1ckerge4
frws ihe fenher eonsideratlws of the pe
tltioaj sf Joseph Wheat, aed ke hd
te is wtthdra hit petltios.
Taerader, . 1 1 le tke Senate f et-
Krday. tke biU for eoenUg eallltarf roads
N the Ten try of Mic Me, wet ikes te
le up, nd af ar to animated debate, teat
Ud on tke thle.
le ihe H iuse of Reprtsentatlves, M.
Matter Uid a roeoU'lon os ike uble cal
Il..g fe lnfmlo reUtlve to Ike Ct
im llese receipt front llll, so Ike
prevent tioaa. A B.U wt re ported front
the t ommhtee on MfMifc'urts, reUtiu
it de'iet os laports aod e fUfl from ike
MtlHsrr Commlee le lcreee lk Corps
I Engneera The resolutlos offered by
Mr. Ulckliffe. a4 divrustd on ike
preceding dv, wi adopted whk e svs
dilcailos. A reage front tke Ptesi
nnt wit received. eonvtMiaWatbg as so
trrewUg report fwmike Secretary of the
N,vt, rtl.tive oDrv Doki and eeom
caunliation from tke War Dprireoi,
coot.lninK the names of Ike office rt of tke
Rtvolu'i'rfury Atmy.at farastkey could
be furnished "
Oa mmln f Mr. Cartas, k was v-
PrrW. That ihe Coanmltlcr os Post
Uffice aod Poal Roada .be instructed lo
Inquire Into the einediencr of establishing
o post road from Miegnln, North far
elinMO Athens, Georgia, by way of Rutb
erlord. CreUle, Peodleloo, kc-
The following it Ihe completion of the
cm mitt te on the application of Mr. Cal
houn to investigate ihe Rip Rap ff.ir,
in reference lo the parties at eiisdftg at
the time of the first rnveligatios i
Craa-foed,
l awtiif a4 evW a4 AJ
j-m. iLuk Ae $vm4 lnMf
4 at puns CU aisafu.
fu n t'7 - -
tlKMOVAU
ff Tka r&4 ad the n Cnlm
40v ID "-a the lt W4
h or4 'U -'V-. o an
M Che aawe r4 taak as tk CWt tUma
lavavd'Y 64 1 W thwas
ehe easy ke ! kh Oa tnHiwn,
w J pWaaa krreur te tftj. tf
sTafahrttwUuVjij
Cnralae rn-4 sm4 aWaifX im. 1C7.
"hbaUi
It
tkei Ueiua
he Vtwt4 of the atrafaai la mnmm of
M airy thia sir if lh tiwa M f m j
tMl raw tig so eVieaaael Ihe taaOa
mJk saw Che eptwvwth ha h-a awl hash
t4 apwtta virsi pie 4 hOl mm
kad4 K and the it- then west kata Ca
eaauee af Ihe Wheie as the Oaaacaey M,
bJ a (h CVair. Mr. Wtha ih.
fmmt ad Che aanaawee. ssed Ihe deiwte as is
levee, and oaa fc Hawed by Mr. ttaeJey ini
m. lie t sm apaea aae uai a na'
Iws Wees 1
sa aWhef,
Vtvae,
b-n C eah4 fc e eWa ef watae a4
aVaoh sbwt teft4 mkU-m lie aawUx;,
hi aWuvwd aaare and mm and hs'
eVetwree In we oaae fit aeiil Saail h at
leeh aeOuvsaed tethe Mane braig
ski to precead, aWn iMM Cava W wkkh ke
aWJ mU aceawajl ohvrawydo the CaaiaMltee
rw, and Mr. tieeJey eilk Acoty reached the
Chair aifhl ae to awaxVara aee f aot (a?
tk prpi) f eaawlae aa atjawrsa, aad Ike
arwatm oaa Ml hy Mr. tirv. The House
af eoors atvNrac4-U the Fpeakcr bad lo
ri an I'm tret, wketac be was honte bp
aeweU f the aske, ahaaat U a taia fka
ar.Ukv. taiha h V. seak-hh. f
(hetiaae they fU4 Dr. BaalrwUh', h U4
loai hi eneer ewwaly. an4 h avid the hte
ef one aide aa paralyses e an7 thai shae
heeo aft f ery power to kiat, aka cats
aaehaachavy e4 haoawanafbait I hat W
lanraed UW k at aa eatW. 4tcX It the ti
aaiien U whatb Mr. Meekr it keU aa S taaMe
so,thal there te not Ma4r?Sawla4aoywaeq
woe dvr oat cVneae the eaUsity skath Jasu
ketatWn hiaa. hWd ke be eafoenjeaie ae
eotio he able la rraaas hw Mat at th Haass
aCowiiwan.evajid ae tmda a aaar Ltfm.
live Cawacile, ohkh, I tree, wil oat even he
f ued op."
Can. Ped-B, ateashrr from Rdentas, wat at
(JaMwty rlrcied Speaker am fth Roas
ofCMtuH the day tfUr the cajaaah ekkh
ketVI Mr. ttanley.
that h waa reaaariad (hei hat War kvgsaj
ther, and he faararae I in si. a saaas
idseia4. 1 1 oaa a vara ef bs a.
Clay,
fVtd. tirginaa,
vTil5ain,N.C.
Wf ietrt. Ohio.
Clarke. Eeetocke.
larrvoH Conn.
Canphell. oUa.
" Itin WW as. . 1 " wrir-..rsws ween
-or oi samwet m u. tote, snetir nt;,, p te second readin,
Durke county : which w.s referred lo the ' Mr. S4,0. ..w, ,B pfe,lu no
committre or Claims. ! tier, celled up for consideration, the
The hill to empower Joseph Hnnsten. Rport w , ped.io,, cf cr rtaln person, In
of Iredell countt, to erect gstes acmes Burke and Buncombe countica, who pray
certain mads, w.t read the t ttd ilmtd tobeerrt tedhto i new countr, owing
anU ordered to be engrossed (0 ,bf r ft(no,f Jl--(on ff0m htr re
mr. settle, imm me committee c4 Fro . cM.r - .Th ,Amttlh,-
r- , . - ,
reponcd againat gtantmg the prvcr 4
I he' p l Uione r, " M rji 3 aitv mdr - r
atrong and eloquent appeal to the House
in favor ol ihe petitioners i but Ms efforts
did not succeed t the prayer of the peti
tioners wis not granted
this state, hiving been read the tecond
time, Mr. Forney aid it appeared to be
general in its provisions, and therefore of
importance', be mored that it He on ihe
Uble and be printed, which wat agreed
to. - The bill provide! that from and if
ter the patnge thereof, claims against
the -e?etcoOTtiev-'within the 'statn,
which hare been ' leeiflir altowed br the
clerkt of the auperior and county courts,
poviiona and Grievances, .reported unfa
vorably to the petition of Wm.. Wattt and
other citltens of Burke county, praying
for an site ration of the tinrt between that
county and Wilkes. Which report was
coneorred in.
Mr. Swain pretented the petition of
Humphrey Posey; ol Hav wood rountv,
stating a grievance growinrcmt of the
purchase of Cherokee lands and prating j
for remuneration. Keterrcd to the com
mittee of Finance.
ItWacerfay, Tad 10. The house wat
occupied nearlr the whole of ihit day, in
debate on the bill changing ihe time of
merlinK of the Legislature. j
Tkunday, Jan. II. Mr. Edmontfonj
presented the petition of James Stepken-
CUNGRE8SI0NAL SUMMARY.
. wtsaiNSTOR, Ja 9.
In the Senate venerdav Mr. Rred'e
rrsoluiion proposing an Inquiry Into the
necessity of InrretsiBg the salary of the
f ost Matter General, wat agreed to. The
bill entitled " an act lo'regulate proceit
in the Court of the united States," wat
ordered to a third reading. About one
o'clock, the Senate proceeded to the con
ton, of Haywood, ttating grievance I "deration of Eieeutive business.
that be had sustained in the purchase of ai In the House of Representatives yet
tract of Cherokee land, and prayinf for terdar, Mr. Tucker'a resolution, calling
redress. for information et to the names of Ihe
Mr Alford presented a bill to exempt surviving officer sf the army of the re
subaltern officers in the militia, from fur- rolu'ion, wat adopted, with a modification
nishing themselves with uniforms, wkicb ! offered by., himself. .Mr...BUir. of Ten
wat rejected on itt first reading) nd Jnettee, offered two resolutions, which lie
Air. Saintclair a bill to regulate the feeifonhe table, Calling on the President for
halt be reefetered by the counTy T bill to comnel
vrilnin ruwfw my unom tHiuuucuiui-
, ed. It further provide t that ill claim t
ivaintl in. r nil jtw iatti,l Hretainna Irk t Km
first of May, It3f, shall be registered by
the ctunty trustee, within day after
said first day of Myor be barred ; and
no certificate or claim which thall not
hire been paid off before the laid first of
. Miy inili be received from any county
, trustee m . the settlement of hit accounts,
I . .L i I !. ! 1 ii
, ymraa iuc pti iu wnom H is cue, ana II
iign a receipt on the back
. Saturday, Jan. 13 Mr. Forney, from
the conoittee of laternil Impreye
oPthe Attorney and Soliriror Generaf and
Solicitor!, which patted itt first reading
ihe following engrossed bills were
received from -the Senate, and passed
their first reading io this House, m i.
1 o explain an act passed in tltt, te
authorise County Courts to require ad
miuitestort and others to give other or
counter security upon petition of thel
security f to authorise t he Count y Count
of Guilford - end Da vidson to appoint a
committee ol finance.
the ekitfer and other nffirr ri of Lincoln
county, to keep their officet et "the
court-house. . .
Mr. Settle, from the committee of
Propositions and Grievances, to .whom
was referred the petition of Wm. Thorn
ton, of the District of Columbia, praying
for an act of incorporation, the better to
enable himself and those associated with
him to learth for Gold on lands owned
by them in Montgomery county, reported
that the committee deemed it inexpedi
ent to grant the prayer of the Detition.
Tbo report wm concurred n'uk ,
information whether nf Chargee dee AH
fairee have been appointed atnee the Itt
of January, 1836, without the advice and
contest of the Senate t Mr. Wjckliffe laid
a re sol vt ion on the table celling for infor
mation at to the turveyt of roads and ca
nals which yet remain to be made. On
motion of Mr. Jennings, of Indians, the
Committee on Public Lands wrre instruc
ted to consider the propriety of reducing
Fifteen hundred bales 6T American 4
ton 'goods hsve been shipped from Bos
ton to Smyrna,' within s short lime past.
This is a new market for American man
ufacturca, which will no doubt improve.
..fMetLVI. .
We are sorry lo hear that party spirit
to far prevails in our Igtslatere, that s
duuniofl of the 'state aa .been, actually
Jlireaietvrd t -iWewmfeftfind tnil - the
northern members hate Concluded that
those in the south were not disposed to
lejriila'e for us with justice. Hence Ihey
have threatened to detach this taller
from Alabama, and attach it to Tennca .
lee ! T his conclusion s no doubt drawn
in haste, under the influence of passion
bul a decision on this subject will re
quire much deliberation.
Cowrltand Herald.
DiriDZXBS LY xzw.roitr.
asw.tsBK, tin. 5.
The bank of America has declared a
dividend of two dollart and half per
share. .
The Phoenix Bank, three end a half
percent.
The North River Bank, four per cent.
The Merchants' Bank, three per cent.
The Niagara Insurance Company,
three and a half per cent.
The Ocein Insurance Company, four
percent. -
The National Insurance Company, six
pr r cent.
The New-York Insurance Company,
ve per cent.
The Eagle Fire Company, four end a
half per cent.
The New York Lafayette rire Insu
rance Company, three and a half per cent.
The Farmers ire Insurance Compa
ny, three and a half per rent.
The Mutual Insurance Company, three
J. D. Taeaaer, Rao,, haa keen alerted te the
Wrialaiitre from rvttvUk, as place af Mi.
ttrtaga, af pointed JuJjr.
' destmclive Ire occurred aa Knn3e,
Teas, as the 2Ah Ju by wkicb twe ae ikran
valuable btiiMinf were entirely owua4
aaaV waa fa tame tfreialwjr, a
rtaaiKtns ne a ana C sr. hatuJ aM7 two
cnMaaatd ia the Baski I
CMatfos Aeria the
dewrwetien, near IlilhhW af the dweltiag
howae ef the Rev. Mr. With t rap . with all as
eontenta, eve-i t the clethiwr ath taaaily, vs.
cept auch aa they had oa their backs, th city
lei of th villare, irh a prmiae.worthv heoev.
olenee, the neat day eierted tbenwefrr la
making collect oo af articlea of oeceaaify, ha,
fT the ea erhe wnlorrunate fimihr. an4 ,
ceeded b retting aboet gMO watth ef articka
caotribatcd. " " '
. - - B
Koeh'i.: Enquirer,' In ieailna;!. fbe bta '
rlectioN of povernor of NV w-Vork,; i Tk "
old republican voted againat Clin toe on old
party ground, he havinr once bee auaprcieJ
of federrim, havinr aurTerwd hisnelf to be raa
tor Prendent by them arainat Madiwai the
J I I .
noama mt rvieu auna nB iron, convtcrat)
that he rai unfrienriry I the general adminis
tration i and the Jackion race voted apiatt
him, for fear that he waa first for hirneeh i n ke
kad all interest oppoard to bins." T this be
a fact, it reasonably accounts for hs being
ehwely ran by ao obacure a nun a Waa. B.
Hocheater. And K is totally InexpOcabte tow)
how, if alt interest were opposed lo him, la
could get elected. Bit it pu axles wiser head
than -ours, to e into tke arcane of New-York
politic.
A poet -office hat been estabfiahed in Jnef
county, in thin state, named Caneear. No doubt
it will be a nmfortoib concern to the people ia
it vicinity.
Pxtl fr Shae-mttktri.k Mr. MacKay, of
Philadelphia, baa aent to the- Editor of JMe of
tbe nenpapera in that citv, a Pafxr Pautm,
eiplaininr bow . tbe .upper . .leather, quarter,
strap, and lining of a shoe, mar be constructed.
all ' ana piara, wa'aevl e aixgh tram ! Do snr I
wf our iwrewKwi wohankhe underatand thief
If so, we shall be pleased with an opportunity
of making it known through our columns.
thtrprice vt VJ&
rent per acre, offifty cents, in proportion
to - the time, tbey - bave-beetv-in.abe
Wednttdaifi Jatu JlO. -In Jbe. Senate,
yeaterdny, the w Bill to provide for the lo
cation of the two. townships of land reser
ted for a seminarf of learning in-the
territory of Flonda, end to complete the
location of the grant to -the Deaf and
Dumb Asvlum of Kentucky, H after some
discussion, was ordered to third' ree
ding. The "Bill to graduate tbe price
of public lands, and to cede the refute to
the Statesin which they lie," wat consid
ered, and strongly supported, in an able
ipoecb,! bj Mi. BartOQ T6.biUi willi
Tbe Editor of the Newburyport (Maasachu
aetU) Herald, state, that, be baa pubUrhed that
paper for more than twenty-fire vtM( and.
during that period, Jtai witnessed the failure
thirteen dilTerent attempt to get up rival paper
in that place. How many aaernea of this kind
there hate ben lit the to a ef .Salisbury, durinf
the all or aeven i tesrsour tftHK4inent 1
tLWtn f tfoiaoii:. wat: raff .auadenc
quence to any one C trteM wraflfj to be worth
freMi:-jkwa
Pfe
four ner .cent.
:tKio.r
our pertehtr -. fn;irieUSKrvi
"The Manhattan Fire Insurance Com
panvv four and a half per rent. -
The United States Fire Insurince Com
pany, three aod a half per cent.
4 met Noble has been re. elected a Sen
ator from the State of Indiana for. tbe
term of six years, from the 4Mb of March
next. .
A deposite of 9000 dollars, in headed
pistsreens, was made in the State Bank,
Sostosy on Satttrdiys 1 6th oh, :
iff By' reference to oiir ad"vertlinc c3umC
it will be seen that the Rev. Jiass Raaii hu
opened a School in thi town, tar the instruct jon
of youth in the rarinut branches, aa well of an
English Education uof me faigher departraeoUv
of learning preparatory to entrance into any w
the. Universities. And it ii with much sstisfaCi
tion we are enabled to rtate, that that Sen
tlemart has been engaged to take charge of the
Presbyterian Church in this place, as weeeswr
to the Rev. Dr. PatsM, and will devote the
whole of hi anoatolic labors to the tervicc of
the People in connexion with thi Church. .
IKpm are now three reralarlv -onfamre
Cburcbei ia the tewa ef Saijabrjr,