1
l'Lurjnoui Noncn.
fpilOsK ind-h'td '0 tr.e'r'le ff yVillim C.
. 1 Love. JrcM. tt nnwtctl to mnVe imme.
!ite pavmtti, the MUir f th rtft ar
.mchlhat lmlti!ucnf Cainot he (ivrn. Tlioy
vialilng f vvk, can call upon John II. Hsrdie,
v iih ho n the note are Mjfrd, end who en
Pe found at Uie Court-IImi-e l all timea.
, , twcr. locke,
not" ' henry cn.r.H,
Jaiwr 3,1 IttB. Ittrivrt.
CASH WANTED I
' miJEstibecriber ha declined tutting hi
: X Goods, and request Unindebted to him,
to make payment againat the flrrt of February
i next ti longer Indulgence need nH be eipeeU
( ed. I will kII ' '
.GASES
Mreddred"- heWrtefttorna) aLmsT!
. ' , rn ipmkk kvr.HV.V.
r.r.o.
-MAW 59, 1437.
91
IHLLSRORO FEMALE SEMINARY.
fpilK eserelse of this Invtitntlon will be re
'JL ? tamed onike 23thlnt. under lb manage-,
j toetit of the Afintt Aear, and the control of tl
The reputation for health iw good soeif7
""which our town enjoys, wni'ed to tlie taciliiiea
. for introctlwi poeaed by our Seminary, pre.
ffent no ordinary claim to the attention tf the
' Parent and Onardian in our community.
. .1 be pricei of board and tuition are moderate i
and the Trustee and Teacher pledge them.
' Aires to repress, an far aa lie ia their power,
every tiling like extraragsnce in droa, or any
unnreeeaary expenditure of money.
T1e price of ordinary tui'ion varies from 10
" M fjli per section, payable quarterly in ad.
, Vance.- -. --
Instruction in Muic, 823
' In Drawing and Painting, .. . . 15
I In Needle work. , 1
, Board can be obtained in tlte mot reaperta
Me families of the place, at $10 per month, in
eluding cashing, wood, candles
WM.M. (ill EBN, StipfrinimdnU
January SA, 1828. 3iy9
NOTE, OR BOND, U)ST
ON the Mb of latl Oclohpr, I lifted a prom,
laory note, or bond, for rienhy Kit
liam Jmtt to r. Juhn M'KniiVp, i f Rutherrurd
eountr, datel in March, On the 25th or
26th Jay of the aforeaaid month and year, I art
lied" with Dr7M'Kbtir for the nofe, which, with
interrat to the 17th October, 1927, amounted io
&7, or thereabout: Which note U lot or
m'ulaid any pero. thereAire, who mav Uuve
, found it, will confer a favor by rr turning it to
ttei r aT6'g"itm6nr1ir.t;. And 1 forewarn all
perom ftum Iradmg for raid note, -
JOHN M. GRF.P.NI.F.R.
jsraarrogg: -aw
;..BOOK BINDING
THR eooarriber reepectfully infum the eiu
itena of Saliihury, and the iiirrmimling
Country, that he ha eatablinhed a Htnk Ihnderf
In aid town, on Main Street, a few donr outh
Of the Court.Ifoue ; where he will be thankful
to receive any kind of work in hi line of btninei.
from a rmmbef ofyeareperience, in Europe
and America, he feel confident of being able to
give entire aatitfactton to all tboe who may fa
vor him with any deacription of Binding.
Blank Botkt made to order, after any pattern
fumiahed, on ahort notice, and at price which
00 one can complain of.
Old Btki Rebound, either plai or nrnamrrt.
tV on the tnovt modrrte term. All order
Irorfl a diitance, faithfully attended to. The pat-
ronage of the public it repectfully aolicitcd, by
tjieir obedient aerrant,
- JOHN II, f)B CARTF.RF.T.
SaK'tltirv, jfirilZ&i, 1827. 61'
State a AerA.roro'nfl, frttktl 'nmtv:
SUPFBIOR Court of Law, Fall Term, 1827:
Sally Deaton t. Jamra Deaton Petition
' for Divorce. :1n tbia car it, i ordered by the
Court that notice be given for three mmttha in
the Weatern Carolinian, print ed in Salisbury j
and in J he Star, printed in lUleigjn that the
defendant Jamca Deaton, appear at the next
eJuperioe Cmirt of Law be hM fothe-Coms
ty of Iredell, at the Court House ir. Stateaville,
' on the' fifth Mondav after the fourth Mondat in
'HUrch neit, then and there to plead la, or an-
wer-the petition of Sally Deaton. or that the
"BHttie will betaken pro eonfeso,-and -will be
' heari ex parte. Copied from the minute.
i3i0- Teat JAS. CAMPHKLL, f.
State f .r trlh-CanKna, Jiurkt reunty :
SUPF.RIOR Court of Law. September term,
1827. Lidia Beach r. Elijah Beach i Hi
Twrre. On motion, it iu ordered, that adver
tiaement be made for three month in the Ha
leigh Register and Weatern Carolinian, that
"Elijah Beach appear at the next Superior Court
" Of Law to be held for Burke- countyrt ihe
- court-hmiae in Morganton, on the 4th Mondav
ot March next, then and there plead, answer or
(Jctmir, or the petition will be heard expnrte.
Teat t WM. W. EKVt'lN, CTk.
Price adv..j3. "3mt99
State AVrtA.t'orwiini, Irtdtll county :
ROBERT II. CARSON n. David Carson, An.
drew Carton, William Carton, Eleazor Car.
ron, Mary Canon, Joel Wetherly and his wife
Margaret, Jamrt Scott and hia wife Martha, and
Samuel Carton : Petition for the tale of the real
estate of Samuel Carton, deceased. It appear
ing: to the aatUfnction of the court, that the de.
fendanta in this rase reside without the limit of
thi state, it 11 therefore ordered that publica
tion be made for lix week successively in the
Western Carolinian, printed in Salisbury, giving
notice to said defendants to appear at next term
. ... . of ajI. (court to be held for tlio county of frcdcl(,
on the 5th Monday after the 4th" tfonday in
March next, at the court-house in Statesville! and
pleaLanwer, or demur to said petition, or the
same will be taKen pro cnnrcssrrratio:Tiearrjxr
parte aa to them. Witness John Mtihat, clerk
. and n a-ter of our said court, at office, this 20th
Dec. . 1). 1827. 6t0
' JOHN MUSHAT, e. m. e.
rttJinn7 ri V r l
rttw fc--itriiwi'iiH.rirTi;ii'-'.i-i
e...r.' V.t V..'K'-Vi J-Xi--..;;v.;-: --.
Petitloiv for divorce." tWhereaA lriinDeiirs tn
the ttwWSfacWoftSif I6 'eeiitr' that"' tlie defendant
il an inhabitant of .another tate it is. therefore
ordered by the cotirthat publication be made
for..threo Oionihs to lliu Rajieigh Itegitter aW
Western Carolinian, that the defendant aplpenr
at the next Superior Court of Law to be held
For the county of Ashe, at the court-house in
.leHerson, on Ihe third Monday of March next,
and then and there plead, answer or demur,,
otlierwiae the petition will be heard exparte, and i 4 NY person having some odd volumes or ntim
tne aao. act tor trial. Wrtnes. David Earneat. 'IV, ben of Aichokon'a
Clerk, at office,
A, D. 1837.
this
7th day of November,
D. EARNEST, en-.
"ml03
land n,n.Y.'JiVt j r u.r..
0
V W c.ln-.Uv, Ihe :')ih ! "f I'ehiliar)
nell. will be eil'ow.l t P'lh'ic wle OH the
ttc. Mouse Bquart, in the city or iUleigii,
HO valuable Slitvei,
lte th pmnerty of John Haywood, Rquire,
deceaaed a lare portion of tliem ywing likely
bova ami jr'rli. Amnn(rat tlirm are tevernl very
valiuMe carpenter, nlarkaniiiha, and other me
ehtnlr, and aeveral valuable hou crvant.
Mm acveral eery valuable
Trm ti ef Itnd , ;
in the ne'(rhhorliood of HaMA afTordina; itiia
tlona for building, well wa'ered, and would wit
fientlrmen from the lower country who may
draire health wnnwr reatdenrra. The difler
ent tracta of land will be laid off in lot, or auld
entire aa mey he an reed on by the eommiwion.
rera-f nnolnted in blf 4f lite Ur.., The ale
rill hm maJa for "llie'Wnr'flf tT th Wat e- of
Nortft Parnlin. on credit T one, twe and
Ibree veara, wf'h lnrret froui t?i repe!ie
day of aale,' Hit purtliaiit giving bonds with
innnved luretief. 1
,,TbeJ wiy.CrHjiidy take place fti d will he
cnminiicu lim uit uit hihii iiiv wiivra
prone mr ia d'upoicd of.
1 -Hi"r 3WTH- PfCKRtTV-
"'" ' JAS. f. TAYI-Olt, "
W M, KOR AUU3, '
Ctmmiuionert fur the Xlat f X, CtrtUna.
RaleVH, Jan. 8, 18. '8. iiOi
TO THE riHLIC.
TI1F. auhn;ribcr i now receiving k large and
general a'ortmcnt of
Dry Good, CulL-rtf, and Hardware,
of all deacription, from NVw-Yoik and I'hilaJrl
phia, where they were telccted by himtelf, with
cure, and bought fr cah, and which are offered
on the most reasonable terme. Aa he haa tn
Store, he will aell for caah at the lowet
price ' herwMe, on lime. Country Produce
bought, at the highrat market price. Arrange
ment are iradelo receive Good monthly, from
the above named place which will kern up a
good wipplv of Frrali Good. Call at l.i Store
in Halitbury, and et.nniue for vmirerlvi-e.
JOHN Mt'KI'IIV.
N. n. Sugar, CollVe, halt. Iron, Mnluctc,
Itum, V me. French Orandv. &c. Ice.
frr. 24, 1H27 -- ' 1.1499
FACTOR AGE AND fOM.MISSON
nrsi vJisfr mrvrjrror.z: -
Till: eubacribrr . reapt-rtfidly .. inform hi
tnend and tlie nuhlie. that he continue
the alwve line 4 bire at hi old rtan-l on
F.dmorwUlonN W hrf. where he m prepared to
Htfod o the aal.- of produce committed to hi
Cart, upon, which liheral advance, win at a!l " . VT'
timet he mde or to the erccu'tion of nr.1err n ,tf r"- Uwaof thu
XiitCoiKl. Siate relntivt to the infantry," and to re-
Wm. J. Hilann, F.j. or in Tin abaence,"'(ne"j
agent of the itrun fti'titi, Joft'. tih II. Tbw'nea,
aill. rec.ive and rornard. without delav. all
Cotton eoruigned to me by the way of Cheraw,
and will be prepared to mak advance on ?uc!i
contigiiments, if required. ' tOl
HKXRY W. CONVKR.
rnreifi. Aw. lw. 1827.
I'.Juabic PLANTATION ew NEGROES.
"117 ILL he dd for cash, at the C'-urt-honie in
t v Salibnry, on Monday. 18th tlv of lVb
niary next, the i'lantativn whrrroi Samuel
Vounp now live. King on third Creek, djoin
ing John Younir, H m. H. WokL tml others:
contawiiiifr about 700 cre of a.i root! I ami e
any in Howan county, about 175 acre cleared,'
much of which ia fwh. all under Kood fiece , 1
ana there are on the premir cotiverwenr and
toit.hlebuilding.of all kind, retired on a Urge
farm. ,
JIU, will be wild on the 'me dav and blare. '
1
likely AEGHOKX, conwting of 3 n-m
Women and Children. All tH as Ihe property
of aak) ?amnrl Young, to stify- mtndry execrii
tion in my h.-iod fir coilretlon.
Price adv. gUO. F. SLA1F.lt, 7). Sherif.
January 9A, 1828. 5101
HOLE AM) LOT. NEi ROES. kr.
II TIM. he nt ni.lifw fin rl inn H Hf
town of Statcsville, a lhime ami Lot, together
with the necessary out-houses and in addition
therto a safe and commodious blacksmith' shop,
s:::bl:, M of ,h
"-Mtv, im AVrre Wan. twn nr(rr womeni and
one child. -Terms '17 month credit, bond and
securiij- required. U HILL. Tnutu
January I. ln?8. 6t02
- .
SIIEUIFFS SALE OF N EG HOES
WILL be old for rh, at the court-house in
Salisbury, on Mondav, the lfith of Febru
lo the "Mttrali
eiuiuren, and young women
won, a the property bclongwf
W'ni. C. Love, dee'd. to sati.fy eundry execu
tions in my hands for collection.
Price adv. $1.75 F. SLATER. P. Shff.
January lit. 'K23. 6t01
A CTHKIEK WANTED
rpijF subscriber wishes to employ a sober and
il . T nmsneroi Lea-ner.
immediately; who Can come r remmmvnr ,!
a uch a man w ith a familv would be nr, fi-p.
red. Generous wages will be given.
WALTF.R M'CONNF.I.L.
Cirilfoul rmmtv, Jan. 11, 1828 3t0
ESTATE OF ALFRED MACAY.
rTnilF. subscriber havine oualified as Exeen
A torofthe last will and testament of Alfred
Macay, lute of Salishurv. dee'd. desire all ttk
...... . . t , , . '
''" f4 0 .a", (,ecL., m.ke W"nt
with a little delay as possible X and all person
having "claim against the estate. will prcaeht
them, legally authenticated, for settlement,
within the time limited by act of assembly, other-
me-thiv-rtotiee will he plerHtrbar-of 1herr-rer
Wm m"T'"'r'"
ESTATE OF JOHN DONALDSON.
f-srwtii.. .,u. i . . . .
' j.M.Bt.j'j.iux.ii.y.i.fig..ijua!.i.tiea. as. amuuav
r ,ra!r on estate of John Donaldson
aesirea ait persons indebted to aaid
i estaw.io rnaae payment with as little delay a
posiiihte i and aJI pcrswaliaillif'jcWma against
hesae, are dewed to nrenent -them. Wllv
autjiriitlcld,
jiix iwij4nmr im, iiu Douce w in tie plead in
bar of their recovcrr.
' . KCFUR RF.IP, Mmiiiittrator, .
J n-rmh, Uih. 27. ( " : 93
NICHOLSON S ENCYCLOPEDIA.
win receive fair price for them at the Book
bindery in .. alisbiirj', v. '
m, 12fb, 1888, tOO-
(ir.NF.IUI. A'
LY.
rhcriilliiii)nors"f'f the proceedinj; ; pay of the Member of the prcicnt icn
of the legiottiire. en the fonr lut day cf iujert Aernbly at 10 d'llari per day
arftloni whuJh will enable the reader to furm
A I t.. JiU inn lit ail rr1ik nf m awrwvl
tUnm a,rfi4i M be for llirm l thai '
close of the acnion.
. . hffiATt.. .
tl'rdneiialj, Jfl. 2 Mr. 0weA from
the joint lelect coirmitlce to whom wit
referred the reioJutlon relatl Woollen
1 . aa f ii aia(i( w "phv"
Dill, made report, cr.ompanied by two
reaolutlon. IV hlcb were adopted. The
retotutlbnt will Ik. round in former
number of thii paper. ,
The reaoludon relative to the purchase
of Tavlor'i Rcvlaal wae postponed inde
TiurtJay. Thorn a Marthall wai elec
ted Rrigadier "general of. the 3d brigade
and Emanuel 5hober,' iTruaieeTof the
Univeriiif - ' '
x Tbe-'tgr6iwd bill . to ettabljah.; the
county of Macon, wai rejected on in
weTmadi29r;ptIng:ort-
Friday Th bill to provide for the
draining of Mailamtitkect Lake, was
amended, on motion of Mr Alexander, by
triilnj out the firat lection 41 to IT
and. on motion of Mr Montgomery, hvde
firitdv pottpancd.
Ben). BriUn wit elected Colonel;
Wm. M'Gimvey, Lieutenant Colonel;
nd Benj BJclardaon, . Major, of Cavalry
atiirhfl to the 15th brigade.
Mr Montgomery, from the committee
of rroioMtiont and Grievance!, to whom
w referred prtiiiont from the counliei
of Surry, Davidaon Stokri, Randolph,
Montgomery and Pcquimon, praying
(or the pmage of a law prohibiting the
further introduction of laei into this
;tte, reported that It ia inexpedleol to
Da auch a law. Concurred In
The bill to-amend the act of 1825, pro
Wipjt.l;T?T'.B?.tJ1.0. P,J,ment f ,ne
civil liat and contingent charge! of gov
ernmr nt," was indefinitely postponed on
I ;t aecond reading.
Th' ncrrn.r! hill in re neat In r.rt ih
1 f ,,..-, f iftf,. .rviiil
ft te tti-n?H0ir tectioni of,th-aa
of. 1813. entitled "an act to amend the
mt'4'ia'Uwt f thU State," was rejected
on it third reading.
Saiurdaij The engrossed resolution
concerning the Adjutant General, wis re
jected on its first reading.
The bill to amend the act of 1825, to
continue in force the provisions of the act
of 1818, directing a road to be laid out
and opened from Leaksville, by Rockford,
to Wilksborounh, was indefinitely post-
i poned.
Elijah Hea er was elected Colonel,
mw4 Alnrhf II. Lkutenant Colonel, and
i v t iw ..ir , u
'V" J7 0f C"lr ,U,Ch
td to the ICth brigade.
Tke tevdution to discontinue the ail
prcpri. iinn for the education of Miss
Cdner M. Clakely, was rejected, 36 to 15.
'- - Jit. IL presented a bilT to repeal tbe
e oi 1825. 10 create a fund for the es
ivblUhmtni of common schools; which
wai huh finitely postponed.
The engrossed bill for revising, digrs
ecu'ors and adminTsfratori, waiTrcje'tted;
'ot its second reading,
- r common,
U ednetdny, Ja, 2.. The following re-
solution and bill were rejected : The rc-
solution in fvo oL John. ..Das-iaTof . Lin-
. ik- t.;n . j:. Tl..
, "V nil, IU IC11UIS l IICUII 1 MDI,
Martin, of Hutherlbrd.
Mr Gary, from the committee of Pro
r ,he peu,.ion of John Ro5e r
Ashe. Coneurjee in.
i nc lonowing piiis and resolution, were
postponen indcfiiatf ly j the bill requiring
ministers of the Gospel and justices of ihe
pce to return marriage licenses to the
clerks of the county courts ; and the re
sokilion for the appointment of a select
committee lo nqu re nto the expediency
. .. l""""v7
of- rtpealiog the General Ticket Law as
. restects the election of electors of Presi
j dent and Vice President.
T)urdaij.Slr. Stewart presented a
jbill to alter the time of the meeting of
i L aP a A .a .
i 'iic wenerai Assemoiy; wnich was re
ijected.
Thf,.iu! v.n ... j . Tl .
" "i"iut villa wcie rcreiicu I nc
bill maW il the dut. of th. field nffi.
cera of ie 2d teirimcnt of Stakes ia mui
ter theirVreeimenr In ihe centre of the
district ; tSe bill to elter the name of, and
lgMimateidlefarr)dhrsvf
. rS .h. H,, o.
in ccriutn cases -ine
bill to
amend the 6th section of the act of 1820,
- . w vnuii we s sio i ui i 9iV (
nd coniiniftnt charges of irovernment "V
and the bill giving dower to the widow in
all rases in which tbe husband micht have
claimed courtesy! r : -5j,sf;,..
"TMfc Newtandfrbni:th1i:cobim
P.!PXSe jnd.Alirooojt.ieppe,d unfavora-
bly to. the-pe,iti,,n of John Fault, John
Pitcher, Martha Beasle,and several.oth
ers, praying for divorces. Concurred in.
The following bills and resolution were
indefinitely postponed: The bill to pro.
vide for the gradual diminution oLahe
tepital stock of the banks of this State,
by the purchase of shares-yeas 72 nay a j
i the tun concerning talia jurors ; and I
t.. t
' Mr
Mil Csln
t! !
e
which wn postponed Intierautcty 94
10 7
Friday Mr. Pycum, from the com
micro of Claims, reported unfavorably to
the petition of Jacob Ifartmin, of Wil
mington. Concurred in. - -
' Mr. Gray from the committee or Pro
positions and Grievances reported unfa
vorably to the petition in behalf of Wm.
Cline. Concurred in. ,
The bill 16 amend tbe act of 1 8 1 9, pre
scribing themanner of assessing landi for
taxation,' was postponed Indefinitely, v
Saturday. The bill limiting attorney!
Ices In certain cases t the-bill to
ceming the registration of grants, were
indefinite noat boned.
.The, bill to amend the 7th tectiorV of
the act of 1 822, to provide a revenue for
the payment 0 the lil list and contin
Rem cnarges 01 g.0Ternmeni, was rejec
ted on lu ttot)ty$n&fZrZ'7' V
Mrr Bursa aubnuttetl . TeoTuion7au:
thonsing the Board of Internal Improve
ments, from lime to time, 10 cause such
examination and mrveya to be made,
they may deem expedient and proper
which waa rejened.
The engrossed bill authorising the
President and Directors of the Literary
Fund to employ a clerk, was rejected on
ill first readme:..
Monday-The engrossed bill concern
.L..,.i r.u.c... u .k. .....
ing the claim of the State on the estate of
the late Treasurer and hlssecuiniea, was
resd the first time end rejected.
The bill to amend the act of 1826, con
cerning the entry of land in Ihis State ;
and theill to prevrnt the importation of
elaves into this State, were indefinitely
postponed.
The report on the petition of Robert
Robinson, of Mecklenburg ; .ihe report of
the. xomrowceiemttwe
In the csso'of-William Roberts, of Bun
combe-; the bill to establish the District
of Forsy the. for the purpose of holding
Courta of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
within the same; the reports on the pe.
rliions of Henry Houstorr and Thomas
Sharpe ; and the report of the committee
fori lhe-Jttdtciryf, the-bill lo -repeal ahe
several laws relative to the inspection of
produce, were ordered to lie on the table
without day.
The bill concerning the number of jus
tices required on the removal of certain
officers ; the bill concerning the appoint
ment of clerks of the Superior Courta and
Clerks and Masters in Equity were inde
finitely postponed.
The report of the select committee on
the Literary fund, made some days since,
was read and unanimously rejected.
The House then adjourned, sine die.
B" '
Married, in thi Borough on I huitday evening
laat, by tbe Kev. K. W. Camthers, T. Early
Strange, Fq.lMrtorof thi I'aper, lo alt Mary
'Ann Dotaon.
Jac tttm't Vahhtet, Vc A correspond
ent of the Boston Odze'te writes thus
from Washington t " The most impor
tant talk here, just now is, that the lea
ding men in the majority intend to des
"PSSiF ' "' "Tulc ljTeis1 5'mfTli"a"Ve1 a"
short Session. When tlr."'Rnriotptrpm-'
posed to lay the motion" of Dir. Harbour
on the table, not again to be called up ihe
present "session; he expressed' ' hope,
that the important business of the nation
would be soon transacted, thai the mem
bers might return to their homes at an
early day. Mr. McDufTie, Chairman of
the Committee of Ways and Means, has
expressed the same idea. Economy is
to be the order of ihe day. And accor
ding to all accounts, it is time such order
had gone forth. It will he called radical
ism, by some. That will not altei the
nature of things. Some suppose, if Gen.
Jackson is elected, that there will be a
peneral change of officers. But others
doubt it. As vet, it must be a matter of
rnnirrtnr Vh, ih u T..l..n
. j - --.in, ,if. -RtHIUII IIICII
say, I pretend not to know. The above
suggestions come from he moderate and
candid of the administration parly. It is
generally believed, however, that if-Gen.
Jackson should be President, he will have
at able a Cabinet at have ever been known.
New Yoik it is supposed will furnish the
Secretary of State, or Minister to Er.g
landPennsylvania, the Secretary of ihe
Treasury, in the person of the late effv
tienr and intelligent President 'T5fine"t
States Bank South Carolina, (he Secre
tary of the war dcDartmeni. in the nerann
ot one ot her honourable sons, an old
. . -
her honourable sons, an
federalist, and now n distinguished mem
ber of Congress. These howeser, are
, . tl
The Gaxette is an Administration pa
per, and tbe above was written by an Ad
ministration man ; and may therefore be
jupposed; oje b?eri , dictated ia wplrit
oi caoaor. .,,,,... m
JSUJtrmdmtfi meitilonTsvek
or two smceithat the House of tlepreseri-
tatives oi me state of Ueorgia has norn
inatedJym -IL Craw ford as a Candidate
for the Vice Presidency at 'the ensuing
elef.ion. We now learn, however, that
the Senate of the same State refuted to
concur in the nomination, not deeming it
advisable to make any nomination for that
ofipe.
rt ;. 1 rs have l.tutof I. i t.
formed, that a six icty was foimcd h
Kalciph.on tho 18th tilt, for tie instruc
tion of Ihe Deaf and Dumb in this state.
(lir
and that an act has been passed incorno. .
rating ine ooueiy,ana eHcmonal been
sent on to Congress, praying for a grant
of land for the Institution, with request
that our Senators and Representative! lr
Congress will give their'aid to the appU.
cation. "The following gentlemen have,,
been appointed Officers of tbe Society for
tbe ensuing yean "
- GOVERNOR IREDF.LL, PmMr. ,
BEV. Dtt. C A LOWELL, r . .t
. DR. RF.CRWITII, S ' fwmfr? "
5TEPHF.N BlRDHAlX, Trtoivrir, " -WESTON
R. GALES, Awrory; : ' .
vTmr Boy Ian, Ref. Dr. Wm. MTbeeters, W , "
Peace, Wmv llill, BeoJ., 8. King, Wm, nobsrdi,
Wm. tiavton, Beverly Daniel, BarUell Ya'ney """
Alfred Moore, John L. Taylor, Gavin Hogg '
Prederks Naah, James Mebane, John Beardjr. -
Jaaefl P.- Taylor, Charles Manly, Joaeph Calati -
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Our readers are aire sdy advised, thi
Mr. Aleiander (of Mecklenburg) Intro!
duced in the House of Commons,
last session of Ihe Legislature, a resolrj.
lion requiring, the Governor lo make
known io the Secretary of War, the with,
of ihe Legislature, that he would send Ihe
Corpf of 0. S Engineers to- survey tho
route, lor fiail Head from Nawhem
ilh rough Raleigh, to the western part of"-
rl.i.. c... ..... -. . . '
tre oiaie, which was rejected, 65 to 45.
J he Kaleigh Register, in speaking
of ihe rejection, amyai M We presume, k
would have passed, hut for iho amend
ment made lo it, by Mr. Blackledge, the
objret of which was to deny the right of
the General Government io tarry oaj at .
system of Internal Improvements in ibe '
Stales The State of forth Carolina
pays her iteahle portion to the support
of ihis Corps of Xagioera,and- it ia but
fair,' that a portion of "teir labor s7houTd "
be tpproprtated fof her benefit It wouJJ
be impossible to commence auch a work .
without Vsurvefranil If would cost tbo ,
State as much lo make it, aa would prob
ably finish Eve' or sir miles of ihe Rail
ay. And yet, when it i believed Ihe
General OoyernmcPLwoqldwjlJinglyrjr-.
vev t lor us wo refuse to let them do so. --
The Star puts 4ifTereot construction
on ihe rejection of this resolution. It
aaya i " The amendment pioposed bv Mr.
Blackledge was to provide that nothing
in the resolution should be construed aa
an acknowledgement of the right, of the
General Government lo carry en a system)
of Internal Improvement in the Stalest
and it was adopted. This was tarns'
mount lo a rejection of the resolution a
and i: was subsequently lost, on no other
ground, than thar of a decided oDDositiorj
of the House io the power claimed bv the
General Government of carrying on
system of Internal lmnroveroen in lha
sovereign Slates ofjhe Union." '
LTXCOACRICULTURAI. 'sOCIEtK.
Are meeting and Exhibition of the Lin
coin County Agricultural Soviet, I3lb
Nov. 1827, the following premiums were
awarded i
To MafLawson Helndersbn, for the
"best MuTeCoTC " fci-OOL.
rTo3f ax wen-Virlickr M '1 the rbest r;
Horse. 3 years old, 5 00
To Mrs. Catharine Wilson, for the best
pier; or twmed'mixfd Cloth, "-)---'
To Mrs Solomr Ramsouri' fof he
bes: plain Mixed Cloth, " - 2 00
Tn Mrs- Kltr
best Counterpane, 2 Ofll
Vaiort McBee, oVc'y
POPEIGN INTFXLIGENCE.
Dates io the 23 l.Noy. have been re
ceived et New-York, from England.
The elections in France were likely 19
result unfavorably to the administration
Returns of 214 members had been obtain
ed, out of which number it was calculated
only 63 were ministerial- A change in
the ministry, and in the policy of France
was therefore considered certain.
General Lafayette was one of tbe mem
bers elected.
The eight constitutional candidates ire,
Paris were all elected by very large ma
jorities. I
W hen this result was known. Pans waf I
partially illuminated, and there was to be I
eenerat muminalion on the nlirhl oi I
the 20th. ' " .-
The insurrection in Catalonia (in Spain
ia-yrhollv put dotvn. Such pf thg Pncj
pal .insurgents as. have not been taken
have fled the kingdom. -
It appears hov-ever, that the insurrec
tion was not put down without considers
hie effusion of blood. " No less than W'
of the royal - troops yrere desparatelf
wounded in the flair of -Casiellun A"
puriav atoned tesMerm
kiHed;.Genjral4Ins-M . .
gaged in Koarrn-'ikeowtt-Tr: '..1
" 'A Tett eFTrom tegboni ofihe TOth JiOT
states, that " letters were received from I
Berlinof the utmost importance, decUr J
ing that war was inevitable i thai -Auatna
was. making the most formidable prepar
attons, .nd that Prussia hud engagf w
furnish the emperor of Rusia i' h 5000C
auxiliary troops, for whre services. she
was to receive part of linsshD PoUn4.
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