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" LIST )V MKM1IEU3
.Of the neit LEGISLATURE if North Carolina.
f,wa.-Clemert Marshal, lenatei W.Uum
A M ini, Joseph White, common. - -
nJ-rioa Mitchell, .-nte t 7.:lrib
Caktr, Jamea Clay, common "
' n,..,., Junh B. Hmto.i, aenatet John
rtLL.ror-0. Askew, wnate, Alexander
i.nh Leonard, sena'ei attrsaea
it'-rinrrpii -'" - -
i. .11 ,..., nunc. common.
" Am onmntAAI. -
. laniL Joseph JWi, comnwtv
Pnif I M. Barter, William MTean wmmon.
lforl Brown. senate iJobii -WO.
1... i Varr. RnmmOlil.' '
aAo.Joacpb Raniay, senate j Nathaniel
G. Smith, Joesp" Brook, common.
' aui...wajiam Watson, senate George
w.rrim Bvrum. commons.
' CIwnlia...J4me Rey senate j -Luke. B.;
Simmo t, Richard Wooten, common. .
Cro--Biobfd D' SP. M, Nl
tbamel Smith, Eliakiffl Patrick, common,
Cumblanik. M'Desrmid, nat A. Mac
Neill, Alexander Buie, common. .
Currituck Caleb Etheridne, emvtej Benj.
T. Rimmona, Willoughby D; Barnard, common.
IjwJM.-Rauonj Harris, enat t William
Xi. Wiactsan, Lwia Snyder, common.
-ZtyJiii.- Suphett Wilier, senate i William
Wrigbt, Job Farrier, common.
Kdgmmb. Lou'u IV Wilson, senate t Gray
Little, Maw Baker, common. .
f roriMii....WiHiam P. William, enatc t W il
Kam Branch, ThoaaaT. Russell, .common,
n Coet. -William W.Cowper, aenate j "W illiam
W; atedmatfc Wieup R1 coinmoiuv-..-.Critt,Ulm
Lned, enatcj; Jame
" Wl Ctie, Opt mm 0lU. WWllWMt
Qrtme ..Wyatt Mo, aenatet Jamei Har
"pet. Arthur Speight, coramon. ' . .
Oui'fird. John M. Dick, enate Franci L.
Simitmh, tJeotfe Memlenhl, eommon. 7
Jfabfax.Mun Matthew, ente; Je A.
. Bvnum. Thomas Nicholaon, commons.
! fcWrf.rr.WilhMWk!h Bi4IUMa
E(lmondtoo, Jme B- Lo'e common
irotI...Bri,.r L Montgomery, cnatt Jn.
II. Wheeler, Elian A. Chatnblee, cottimon.
Hyde.:. John SiWerthorn, enate v Marvel
Wilkinum, Fniter Jarfw, common.
mWiAk.,nmaf Ar Ailiwn,- enale f Jame
W. Bogle, William Kinjr, Commona.
...Aara..Wrubtn Sander, aenatet Hillary
Wilihf, Allen-Ricbardon,comroon.
ynrt.-.Riden M. U'Daniel, ente O'Brien
in..William D. Mwaeiy, enai 1 uouneu
Wooten,-Allen Wooten, common.
Unctln. UanieUlokt.aenate ; Bartlelt SWpp
And; II. lxretx, commons.
Jf4cen. Thomu Love, aenatet Jame Whit
aker, Atapb Xnloe, commons.
-VdrtiiiJoaepb J, UUliami, senate j WUUam
: : WsUv Jew Cooper, comtDoni. t -
' .Mukltnlurr WWi.m Datfidaon, .senate i
TTVm. J.; Alender, Eran Aleaander, common.
' ' 1 '.- 1 iiiim ii . 4 ' -;t A.riiM amrti ni
t w Alexander M'Neill, eeoala t WiUiam
Hancock, D. MurchiaoD. common.
-' JVmi. W. W. Baddie, atoale Duncan York;
oseph .Arlington. comniQnu .
Sfrw Attwvr......wiiuam d. mearea, Koate t
. 4VTUa Larkina, PalfjJriihyaomnvHi.
JViWiuCoIiD,.AVBartti, senate
Jame Haley, Roderick B. Gary, commoni.
Hatch, Juha B. .Thompson, commoh.' .
OrH;. William Montgomery, senate $ John
fitorkard, Thomas Taylor, common.
jf'aiyutton. John Pool, aenate Thomas
Bell, I'boma Jordan, common.
rerqwtm. Willi Uiddick, senate j Benj.
mm Mullen, Thomaa WUon, commoni.
Pr-on.MMaurice Smith, senate; Thoma
Webb, Thomas McGehee, commoc.
fitt. .Marshall Dickenson, aenaU Alfred
Move, William Clark, commona.
Randolph.- Abraia Bro4rr, senate Alexan.
- tr Cunmngbam, Abram Brower 2d, common.
Richmond. Trjam MTarUnd, aenattj Niel
NiclioUon, James Murphy, common.
fiAQi.-N.B. Johnson, aenate John Brown,
Jihn PurcelL commoits.
- irJU'Bibert:Msjrtin.iJ
Jiam Bethel, Wilson 8. Hill, common.
Rtiwan, David F. Caldwell, aenate t Thomaa
(;. Pulk, Kicbwond M. Fcanou, commooa.
Butkerfonl John M'Entire, teoat j Joseph
VD. Carson, Jmes Graham, common.
' SompwLD. Undtrwood, senate ( Dixon
Sloan, Archibald Monk, commons.
$. Gabriel T. atoore, senate John Ban.
tier, John Burner, commona.
l Jrry.w JUeBick-Franklior-enate -Alfred
Moore, KpUraim Hough, common.
- rre. John B. Beaslry, senate j Daniel N.
Cateman, Frederick Davenport, common.
IFalr..Charle L. Uiuton, aenate j Samuel
Whitaker, Weley Jones, codimon. -
fr'orrrt..Bichard Davis, eoat William G.
Jonea, John H. Green, common.
IFuUnf(N.SnMiel Davenport, senate t
iraN.nn.Gabritl Sbertard. senate i Jame
Abodes, Jobn W. Saaser, common,
n'iftr.Jme Wellborn, senate j Montfort
stokes, W linam Horton, common.
7V aliwr.n.Chrle Fisher.
4Mha3ft wiwm(iws ifiir'ar(A)M.Frderkk. MaittjuMf.
TTtmn TdsHtlnilU.ioa'D: EcclosT"
Trvn .e raArtMMluliaa.iVL(tDg.
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iPwnyjrtiftwntsjtotfpniJLIUU.
cf douAu..MM3amucl, T. Sawyer.
taoit ' xaa vaiTK mm aasarra.
A considershle portion ol a late Nash
ville ppcr is occupied with an exposition
at an affair of honor that did net take
place tn the vicinity. The duet did not
take place because it could not be agreed
vpoo wbetbertbe rifles to be used should
carry 75 or 80 balls to the pound. W
dislike duels, but those who aet at naught
the law of God and man, in entering upon
such a mode of adjusting diaputes
should not add cowardice to folly, and
eakv'tif lie fray.
h-'
port lo ho from 1 letter wrttten by
French Physician who ha'Ued thirty
year t Constantinople : . .
r orrneny no Vnrisuo wu 1 "vui
on any iccount, to touch 1 prince of the
Ottoman rce, much lei to drlw bJood
from him but ill Turkey it istomabeu
t the change which the Suiunhas
brought about since the destruction of the
JanUsiriei. The troops nowesrrf mu
k-erc with fitcd TOttettf t. th reetmeiitl
march to European tones the .drum
major In front ; snd the Grand Sigrior
himself, in the iniform of an fficer, is.
'WeMfow'';twtvtw
'ThesorCist'oMfcMnifi
m'entioii- still .more rcrasrkable .depar-.
Jure from anpicnJ customs. - .On tho 1 4h
SfsjrTI Vecelfi
stion In "vaccinate the cnitJren of the Sut
tan. On the 16th I repaired to the "py.
act, and io the presence of jhe Echmrj
Bachi. and! the Chief of the Blacku
nucha, 1 vaccinated 1 young Prircess I
about eiht years old, her sister abUt 1
year and hair, and a mil younger i nn
cess ail wiihout . the least difBcoty or
ceremony. Immediately afteri , per
formed the operation upon two ywnj? la
dies of the Harem. On tho 38h I re
turned to the palace and found 108 opera
tion had succeeded perfectly I was dis
missed with a handsome presentfrom the
Sultan", as a testimony of his saisfariion,
and was told that my services vould not
he apain needed until the birth of a new
Prince or Princess." -
Hraihineton......JTit following state
ment shewing tho proaressire increase of
t he number of butldtRKStlor-a period of-t
veirs, lff11e City of Washingtont we ex
tract from an articlo in 1st Whinton
Chronicle. - What is remarkable, it. also
shows a considerable decrease during the
period, to the numbertF deaths.
J,Thst the proCTess of our City may
be justly estimsttd, we give the following
atare'meri
which, whilst it exhibit the increase of
our improvement and population from
1820 to 1827 inclusive, how at the
same time the decrease of tho number of
deaths r -. -
Number, of Dwellings erected, from
1130 to 1837, inclusive, and the Popula
tion and number of Deaths.
Turkith Cro- The f.j!o.wi.ng par
1830 113 13,474 237
1821 . 88 14.031 335
1833 III 14,748 398
1833 54 15,188 256
1134' 49 15.493 60
1835 $7 , 16,016.. 225
'1836 103 16,677 . 284
187 123 17,418 351
-kti. 3 utHiotr.sifi tr Siimer'
set R. Waters, an ingenious mechanic of
Frederick county, Md. has constructed
and presented, to the , President, of-the
United Sutes, a eau'tful . casket,. com-
posea oi a ainerent xmos oi wood: the
outside of thirteen, the inside xf
represeiting ihe Mafld.tw.sute,.,,Tbe
main frame, which binds and unites the
whole together, hhickory. This beauti
ful aptcimcn of cabinet work is denomin
ated by Mr. Waters The American Box.'
JVViA Carolina SiUt. We hive seen a
specimen of Sewing Silk, manufactured
in Duplin county ia this State. It was
white, the material extremely fine and
ghsy. Upon comparison with silk made
in Connecticut! we give the preference as
to the manufacturing to the Connecticut.
A number of pair of stockings have been
made of the Uuplm silk, which we under
stand are equal in appearance, and much
iupeilor in dupibilny
The worms svere fed on the common pur
ple mulberry, which abounds in almost
every part of the State ; and, upon com
panson its leaves werelound to be more
tender and nutritious than the leave of
the imported treo. Cofie Fear Recorder.
CwM...n has been sUtedTsTterjexpeVi
men:, .that, thenew small coiui i&sued
from the U. S. Mint,' are heavier,jn "pro
portion, than the arhall foreign tbin in
circulation. A communication dbm the
Director of the Mint, recently putiished,
denies this statement in some priiiilrs.
ftjpanish. quarurv oi doJUfs-aM
finned to be worth intrinsically, 24 ienfs
the dollars however being worthuOO
cent. hi i differanee i ettnooted sbli
ly to the greater fraquaocy of use of the
-mtiUer ciBhtlxTOT: wicnay
ger Minace to inction in proportion to
ietr. w
t... '. - . -mja'MIW
uWheae heat th yanketj f
Ptrfpetuai rffrMrrRfchard"T? ird
a very ingenious mechanic of this village
m latwly invented a tioet which vifldi
ittetf at4. It keeps correct time, strikes
the hours regularly, and will continue to
run until worn out, without the applica
tion of any power to it. He baa set up
one in the office or R. S. Hinman, Esq.
in the village, which cln be seen by any
person having lib curiosity to examine it.
We understsnd Mr. Ward has applied
for a patent for the same. He is already
the patentee and inventor of a machine
for making lead pipes and of other Im
provements. " 5,
Suicjjt rid$ctNev Haven Co, Cojiki
The Yarif. The National Journil,
which hi honored us with a quotation
from ou columrts, in conjunction with
some of lur brethren, in order to prove
that then is a coming attack upon the
Tariff a the next session of Congress-
need no continue to be so very excursive
and tabo ious in mustering op detached
nsraerai is to prove this fact. We enure
the Jouihal that an attack. will be made,
and that) too, whatever may be the course
of tho AJminlstritlon uppo kMs tilo" sy s
tem of i nposff which has brought ldn
the txei -ationt of all sections of tho coun
ir. V, 1 trust it is destined to fall to ru
ins, irUrjisKlii its wreck the political
prdpecJi;toX ih at champion" who
claim the bohor of Iff conception and
;rVtrr."nd vhois atDreSent th mtl
wilrrte DrouKnt oeioro vwipjrBM, "wmsi
President assumes that task as we
: Columbia (S. C.) TeUtcofie.
The Speaker of the British House of
Commons is a man. doomed 10 be bored
doomed to sit in chair all night long
nicrht after niitht month after month-
tear after t-earbeinit bored. No relief
for him, but crossing and uncrossing his
lees frnm time 10 time ; Ho mptte. 1
he sleeps it must be with 1 his eyes open,
fixed in the direction of tjhe haranguing
bore. He is 'not bound, however, bona
fde to hear all the bore says. This hap-
nilv was settled in the last century. " Mr
Speaker, it is your duty to! hear meiw said
a bore of the fast centuryr to the then
Speaker of the House ef com mops.- u It
is the undoubted privilege of every mem
Iber.oliheJlouie.(oAf Jeard .rLSir.
replied the speaker, " 1 xnow js me
undoubted right of every member of this
House t peak, but I was opt aware that
i. "i.".U-f!f--'.." .t..u. k.t
i - - " -London fiaier,
Dtn Mitrucl.k private letter received
In1Bn"6nhr
the hopeful Dorr Miguel in reply to one o!
his ministers who advised him to moder
ate Ms excesses, ssid " if 1 am obliged to
vacate the throne and absent myself from
Portugal, 1 am determinrd at least to x
terminate one half the f ortuguese."
liberal and charitable sentiment and high
ty becoming the welt known principles 0
tbiemiW-pro;ege"-lb crowued
heads of Europe.
Royal Wedding....K letter from Munich
dsted the first inst- mentions the arrival of
the Marquise Barbacena in that capital,
to demand the band of the third daughter
of the Duchess of Leuchtenberg, for his
I m pe rial Ma ster Don Ped ro Empe ror of
tisvarta, and widow of Lugene Beaubar
hni. - Onii nt fhi rt.unrkf ip. alr.lM
married taihedown Prince 4UseirFBtktttMi IKy, hi aioie and good
uuseeretnfdotte.T 1 be frincess Amelia
Aueusta Eugenia Naooleon. was hern ihe
2 1st Julr I812i-8he win sooii WlWit1 AuKu ha vo be
Qfsgfe wiJUcavemb thcJMjrmnb
ot tne montn qi August, one is to em
bark at Ostend for England, and to con
tinue afterwards her voyage to Rio Janei
ro, accompanied by the young Queen
Donna Maria da Gloria.
m . . .a 1i a
Cotton Conwm....The Washington Tel
egraph, of the 25tb August, contains a
correspondence between Warren R. Da
vii, Esq. and tbe Secretary of the Navy,
on tho subject of employing cotton can-
vast in our navy. The Secretary informs
Mr. Davis that the trial of a top-aail of
that material, during the late cruise of the
Sloop of War Boston is sufficiently satis
factory to authorize a more extended ex
periment, that " the fitness of this great
staple of our country for the manufacture
of convass, suitable for naval purposes,!
shall, aa it deserves, be fully and fairly
tested," and that " with the approbation of
the President, he had ordered a full set of
sails for the Sloop of VVr Peacock; now
fitting for sea, to be made of rooe cai
voi..'!! .,, wr!. ,
. We are glad to see this. - We. hope to
see an additional value given to this great
staple of the country. . JVVC. Journal. -
Gold.A lump of this precious metal,
intermixed itkansiderabltponiorrof
quartz and particles ot earth, and weigh
ing altogether about , six ounces, was
plong bed up i fe w days' since," on the
lljnfJItdUUks
ty, Virginia. It was brought to town on
The allowing has becti often published
rive advaauge.from a method t prrr
cheese from mice : Take a pod of red
pepper and put into a piece of fine linen
moisten it with a little butter, and rub
.your' cheeto frequently. . It not only
gives a fine; color to cheese, but is sd
pungent tht no fly will come near it.
UjAw- l?' t Farmer,
A carrier to newspaper in Philadel
phia has beea fined before a msgistrate
for aeglectirg to -serve the 'subscribers
regularly. The loss of a subscriber in
consequence of the neglect of tbe carrier,
was proven in cun
jkriiiih JaMari'Jm It 8pfrrs' to" US
truly astonishing, that in the British Lit
erary world, 1 spirit of jealousy so strong
and withat so injurious, towards Ameri
can Literature, should be su tiered to ex
ist. Englishmen seem to be lost to ere-
ry principle of rectitude, as well (as to
every generous feeling,; when the genius
or learning of their American brethren Is
made a subject of contemplation. They
hesitate not to atoop to arts in the highest
degree mes
tho. following, taken from the United
Ststea Gazette.-- The Editors of the
Monthly Review, ought to have had more
retard toself-rcspeculibanaa hav ba-
Come: parties in a transaction ao dishon-
A" terretpondent ssys;
rtdAct Jahft iWwtfM ihHebrtsr tornC
moftWeaUhitriMtrStdwerbf rtAfltft
ver Theological seminary has been re
published in London.. , From its. thler is
eiven in the English Journals, and the
notice of it in the Monthly Review, it js
evident that it is intended to pass for an
Enclish work. The designation of the
translator as a student of that 'seminary,
which appear in the American ; edition,
is omitted, and the Reviewer speaka in
congratulating terms of the revival of in
terest in continental learning, which the
appearance of the translation evinces, in
way which evidently refers to Lngusb
men."
The Preident.'.Vt learn that the Pre
sident's beslth had been much benefited
by his visit to the flip Rapa, where be
chiefly 'remained after his arnval, tnhal
ing the salubrious ocean breeze, and daily
taking the salt water bath. He received
no visits of ceremony, It is'aaid, but was at
all limes accessible and affable to those
who called on him merely c , wnd
appeared to enjoy a fine low of spirits for
an invanu. r vr.jc
lunaway S'srr. Qothe ) 3th inst. Col
Bramyof Louisiaoav eocntpsnied by Cm-j
stable Hsys the younger, attempting to
secure a runaway nsgroe in n. York, the
fellow drew a knife and stabbed the officer
in me toign ana cu; mm in me wnsi,ma
king a thruu at the same time at liis mas
ter. Hays however, with assistance, se
enred him and lodged him in Bridewell
The negro has been four or five yeara in
N.York.
On the following day he was tried at
the General Session for an attempt to kil
The Jury alter 30 minutes deliberation
returned a verdict of Guilty oi the as
sault and battery and not guilty of the at
tempt to kill. Counsel was furnished
him by the' Manumission Society. '
TAeJVV.rcHCfa..Am
,, . . i . . . 'I ,uwl w" " jeci, a ii nas none in the I
called at the Insurance office at half past year or two on ih. sjMt,j4nrw.H
w"w ,cuu-cu ms circum
,unce occurea at tne late destructive fire
thdughfii woulil dcTas well efteriilbcr.1"
The London correspondent of tbe New
York Commercial Advertiser, under date
of June 23, says The curentol feeling
here sets at present very strongly against
the Russians, and if war were declared to
morrow against that ambitious people, I
am convinced that honest John would en
joy the circumstance very much. There
aeems lo be an impression that a little
blood-letting would benefit the, body poli
tic, as much as it sometimes does the
human system.
""It Ts statecT that the. Trustees "of te
Tremont Theatre, in Boston, have taken
a lease of the Federal street Theatre,
with a view of keeping it closed so as to
bring all the grist to their own mill. '
Five Cenfa. Our attention was, yester-
terday, called to the fact, that the newj
fi"ve ce'ntiecea
penny, bits -On trial, ihe dime at once
made the . fip kick the beam. In like
manner it wa found that four dimes were 1
heavier than a quarter of a dollar, Bnd of
course the new twenty cent pieces will
also be heavier, and' in consequence of
mot rahiethBtTtbe qttsrtet. ' 1
Philadelphia .ittrora, Uth tnat.
-Fopulotion.-A census of the population
of the State oi Sooi rt Caroliti i Tiowtin
prpgress. A writer in the Charleston
Courieris. oCopintonahat the retulL.iii
isbed
tae-tnneTatioii recently mad
pear iktt ia futatKiti
as follows: white males, 11,665 ; White
females, 10,035; total permanent white
population,.? 1,890; blacks and fnulattoes,
2,948 making a population of 24,18
souls. Since December 1826 Ihere have
been built eight hundred dwelling bouses.
; Bait. American.- J
Jrfre. Col. Wootley.of theU. S.
Array, convicted by a Court Martial at
Jefferson Barracks, of having Bogged a
soldier, has been sentenced lo be disbts
sed from the service and this judgment
bat becu spproved by Puaidebi Jackson.
e
The Fall Term of the 8uperior Court for a,!
6th Circuitcommenced at Rockford last ti
the lion. James Martin, Jr. Judge. ColaJ
tVm.J:jUx4nlert f Mecklenourg eninty, J
appointed Solicitor pot t:m, in place tf Juup
tfflton, Earj. deceaaed. ,
tt??s e) a..,
IC7 W will once more state for the vix
mation of correspondent, that it it against tj
rule, and tht dictate of common prudent i.
puW i Marnagei.. amUDciiU,i SMnymjy.
We always require that tbatr aulhenticiir vhm,i
thVnftfiiteU:he,iy ,MPMlu .- Wt ltfl
oavMig receouy reoeivea many communicstioiu
of this kind, in violati&n of the above requir.
njentome of them, we have inca atcert
from esteemed friend, whose favors w tlu
bare pecufiar satisfac'.ion in nubrulii
had we known their author. ,
The communication from Macon ttuntt 'M
ceired, and thkll be attended to a Won n ('
can find feme t9 do it Jnfirev "
fecicTi.)"
:t Satitburfrlh-pt, B;h. ig
Mr.. tJiitrt ft Is rnde my duty to nnrHiv4
tbrwieh your paperthe formation of a Tpv
r tll-Vt awitrT, under the direction of tU
Concord Prehytcry, on the principle of i,n
Mbttincnct. It waa fiitt formed t Lincolntm
the pnne sessions of the Preshvterr! h.it r-l
tU want f time, ws not tufBctently mvntti
to he laid before the public. At the Wl tn.
ions at Sujrar Creek, the subject was renewt,
member generally. The congregation fitetM
with appateatly Jeep kteieat to the dUeuatba
oii . the "tbjecfcarullt J belicedibu most w
the conjrregstion are ready fa the formatioao:
cwg.i.l Bla4,.a.
Tt presept list er members i pr?ncipi'v
composed of the membeT wf PrMbyterv, p 1
canseitja-Tngto-the-hnmatufrtf of the nfn h i
waa ui iivi iTcivrq vuncr oi ,a congr? fi'ionj
in the- boumU of which we have set. inir. ,k.
fofmatioa C,Ahe .oc4e4y.aThMlHoer
. f ...
socipiy are mct. nooen ii. unapman, D, b
Preiidrnt; Rev. Jwph D. Kilpitrick, and' at-' I
Thomas All.nn, (Tanner) l'ic Petilen, f Rer!
John Silliman, CirretfHiuline &rttary. Rw
Jese Rankin, Retwdinj- 6ecreta , n'dUe"
William A. Hal), Trtaiunr.
The Reeordiny Secretary win ordered to w.
nounce the formation of tbe society through tl
paper printed In ilia place, and in the Visitor
anil Telegraph, pritVed at Richmond.
ConnecteU with this notice! ..will mentis
that one piou merchant of Concord, hi seters)
months since ceased dealing in ardent ri-iu.
Ta-o other have determined to gir it up, it
soon a they sbafl have disposed of the littls
they have on hand. Tbe latter remark will in.
ply to two or three of the merchants in "this
place. All thw i done from conaciestiwu
tcrttpiea and'miv b atlrilMtetl to the state" 4
public feeling produced principally by the dt
cnanl, whose policy expired, at 13 o'clock. T:iZ'.l?r? nse."
lit ana obtained a renewel jIu-vASxewcT: . J. UANKIX.
Gen. William Gregory having lately been r
pointed pojtmaJtcr at Kliaabeth. City, in tki
aate, in place of Joalah Fearing, remold, 'k
JLIaia a XJjt'dI
imJitwOyruukii Z$T' arid abused 'fi'o'Airra' 5
iatration in round tern, for burning ill of thr
opponent tut of office, and f reforming' thei
own partixan inia their places. Out lo it wn
aoon discovered they were on a false scent thi
Gen. Gregory was one of their on partisan !
a more sealous one than the ejected postmaster
and of courae that the motive for removing tlx
okl incimbent could not bsvq been a seliitti, no
a prvcriptivt, one ; but that the re-nova! wi
made for good and valid reason. The cagei
nes of the coalitiocUt to decry etry act of th
Administration, good or bd, frequently prccipi
tale them into moat htdicrou dilemmas.
The coalition paper, are exalting, with 'ex
ceeding great j.iy, over the re-election o
Mesvs. Dutee J. Pearce, and Trestam Burnet'
to Congress, from RkJ Itland. Verily, thei
muit be hard run, if they have nothing bettc
te crow about than thi. We expect next ti
hear thaA the Yankee have taxi a JVexr-Eng
Umd ttod that the Adams nd. Clay jmen: r
illuminating and aingitig hosannalis oifr tV
greatiiiry.,D!l":": :" '
Jon Jickmii, ojuin. -tt appear from
coitimtinicalion in tbe Raleigh Star, tht tin
vagabond office hunter did oner1 reside at Wwh
gton, in this state, far a limited period t but W
he is now an inhabitant of the District of Colun
hia. " We are glad to learn, that he daei no
disgrace North Carolina, neither by nativity no
eitrwiwhipi
wretch, would have asked for an effice at i'"
baodauXowft wham.h,UlievciLll)eii.h4.
acwrjlojua puhUeation.
a of Cincinnati la totally aDOii,&eu tne militia system in iuai
and effutls are making to do the same thin? i
Pennsylvania. Aa editor in thi state, who r
cently lost bis election for a high military com
roand, k if North Carolina ought not to f
low auit i If he will look into the acts of th
last csion of our Legislature, he will there fit"
a proviaion ihjch efTectually give the twp
gract to the militia system in this stxte winci
i beiiig kiL'ed up, intib by inch. - r.
'Trtvel!eri.TM Albany Argus ssys.
There-were riting of twtlve hund
persons arrived in this city on Sund,
passenseisi? atcatnbaats aid stages-