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rill rr ' pe,i ustr: f 'mil' l r t t; lawn ' i ,rtl'i i. v rtfj' is, eiii-! ,1 A i An" , 1 of tf Oil, 101: sr-7 i tt 1f 6 Till WliSTEItiV CAROLINIAN FrIOA MoRNIMl, J IV VI I a."!!). Virginia Election. The Mixtions in Virginia look place yetorduy far member of Congress and jor members of the Legislature. The coutest ia waged with great warmth, and both parliot are eanguine of success. , The Conservatives, that is to say, Mr. Rives and his party fight With the whig, which rendersjhe comes,()yghlfuU.Aibw. "days Will show who are the victor . ; -. CABARRUS CELEBRATION o thb 20th MAY, -Tuexekbrauoo at Concord, (on Monday lust,) the particulars of which will be fund in this day's pajier, was a proud day for Cabarrus. . It was our lot to be present and participate in the festivities of the Day. . ; The number present, on this occasion, could not hive been Idas than 3,000; and notwithstanding this great crowd, assembled from all parts of tha county, composed of all classes of citizons, young oLL-hidiEiLaiid geotlcmeiv-tlia whole affttr - passed bit with uiicominoii eclat, without one acci dent to interrupt the harmony and good order - vfhich prevailed throughout the day. V The Military display on this occasion, must v have been gratifying to the pride and patriotism of every citizen of Cabarrus who witnessed , tbeir ' ' N equipments and admiral discipline. ' i No County with1 which we are scquninted, pos-' esses a more spirited and well disciplined Militia r than Cobarrus. With such an example, well may the -' Militiabe called the Safeguard! of oar common . -.-.UItfV. - - ."" . " J . The Dinrter. fiimiahnti hu ihnl AnlArnrivIm nan. ilemMWWft well oarf hroh'a considerable nuriiber oraeotleihea sat - ; , down, and the scene passed off with great good hu- - , Ihe address by ColD, M. Barnnger, was such ik end aound sense The audjence was chained with thrilling interest for j of aihour and during" jts .4 .j'.U-.duUvery the most profoumf lence. prevailed.. 7 '' r There was no moving abjut, talking, or changing' . ' , "X of positions; but each listened witlj'intenso interest.' ,. His closing address to the old Sixjdiers was fe ' , ; licitou imhe extreme; It was alvcting and not only the veterans themselves, but many o( the . audience were seen insensibly wiping away the t " ' Ictr of wiwibiKtyreKcltetniy the iiueaker and the occssion. '. ' . tu short, the occasion itself was elcnueril- Be- fore him stood eight old Veterans of the Revoln. -tHflt wmwe-Bgei conibiiwd, averagud HO year j and whose silvered locks, palsied limbs and loitering frames bespoke them to be of a.dinerent.'Tare aod'e:1 rbocti Cooper, late President of Jolumbifif"Col. -.;eje departed tins life on the 1 1th inst. at his res.: ' ideiine iuJJuIuiiibiail was a man of great abi- lities and a profoufld scholar - "." CJiiirle Hig'hertyj' Sstj was nominated as tha " Stales Right candidate for Oorernorin Georgia I by the Convention which" meyn. Milledgeville en " "Iho 8th" iiista'iitr - VOa THI WSSTtlS CAROLINIAN. '" " mmm' TWENTJKTU MAY, ,1775.- TliTsTny, memcirabhTln the history of our State and Country, and esowually dear to the people of Mlia Counties of Mecklenburg and Cabarrus, was' " .... I.. L - . . .1 ...wl. MMU, nl .. t mnA inl.il k.l 1 1. ..Ill ; ; ... aena of the lutter. County, in IheT.Tiwa of Concord,' --a the 30th tnstp.nt. " " - - - Ths day was as beautiful as could have been de : sirad. At an early hour larte cmwdsof the pen- . pie Were seen assembling, and by 10 o'clock a vast conconrso (not losa than 8,000) had collected to. ; gethorVt the village. i ri. - The fine military JlWps, Cr whieh that Comity ' is dntinguthed, were conspicuous on that occasion. -Sil Volunteer Companies, in their gayest ctume, Y paraded on t lie occanionj and wet did their disc). plineand appearance do credit to the military repu.' - - talion of their County.- At 11 o'clock, the proces , aion was fiirmed, with much order and skill, under i " the direction of Cot Wi' C. Meant, Marshall, and Col. John Shinpocl Assistant Marshall, of the r-j-.'daj-.aeeofding to the follow mg arrangements j ; 1; Caet. Miaenhainer s Company, 8. PichrW'-H'T Cavatry. 3 , White's, VnlUiSTKEtt :0MTA5IES. Tlenilcrsoti's " Citbarrus Artillerj," Williams' Rifl.3 Corps," ' 7 '-" I-41 " 6. . . Cochran's u Li'ht Infiutry," i Citizcna In gcucral... - "fiodies. . . ' ' . 0. Committee of Arrangements. 10.. Cemfmtiee-f- Toe)-. ' , 11. Committee of Invitation. ' . ,7. 7-7 "'"'712."- Strangers and citizens of adjoining Counties. 15,. .Revolutionary Sddiers. - ; - 14. Preaiilrnta amt Yic Prei,linl tif thn rhtv. 15. Reverend C'erpy. 7 . - , ; 16. Orator and Reader. ' - . ' Xrt this order tho procession, animated by fine Military music, was marched to the stand (which nsd been beautifully decorated with wreaths and fl'jwers in the grove nenr the Prtbyteriaii church, , inverting the order of priccjsion, this l.ire as. sembly were seated together, and entirely eneir. cled by the military. The ceremonies.at that place, : -were opened by a aolemh.lmpressive snd spiirnpti. ata prayer from the fe. Jamn E. Morriion i" afler which the reader of the riaV, the Tire. .Ma 'Joomvon, . )., with great dignity of msnners, -ernphmia, ami efX-ct, read the Mrklen'mrg Declt. ration fof Indenendnnce. The venernhle gonlle. 1 mn prslacwl the readuij ef that instrument by a few interesting and patriotic remarks, in which . ..'fl po!te t.f his peroiml sruaintance with most , ,!ie '?'K'r t Heclaialton, testified from ' his own IuwwMjjb to particulars and truth mi liiut event, mid In tit worth of its iulrioti rt. ins. J he conclusion iif'the' reading vjas signali. :d' by a. drharjje from ilm Military. The Orator ol the day, Col .,... Barrlnger, then rose and uddressed this Lirjre and very alien- live audience, Itl an able. ioiereMi'iiv. an1 verv !. "Vnul addrws, which met with burst of anil fronrtha audience, Misaddress to the revolutionary patriots was especiallyafftcting and clotpient, and delivered in a morit iiiiprtSNie manner. UI tlim oration wo ahall not Inrlher speuk, as we have been furnished with a Copy for publica tion, from tho perusal of which the community at l, bi'Ji of the address there was another discharge ...j;Uvu,i muiio iui mi inw i. . .-i i uiu conriu- fiwm ,uv iiiuiiix.ci hhu lavniry. . i no auuit'm'S then joined in the concluding prayer from the Rev. P. A. Slrobcl, which was marked by its Solemnity, mm Ih. I.. ...J .....I... 'I'l . - I propriety and force. - The assembly were here formed in procession aa at first, and marched in return to the Town, when it was dismissed. Here wo cannot omit to mention tha emrnonli. nary order and prnnrietv of conduct, w hk-h ore - yaiktUu tint Wae-etowd durhS?rifiwren";riTi6,,,e "HieTt'Lomuiaafet as a oi Rasa. I nics. and especially the intene attention which was pnid to the reading of the declaration, and tin delivery of the oraion, and the solemnity with wnicn mat large and respectable assembly joined in prayer to the author of all their blessings, civd and religions. 1 his was a glorious day to tile County of Cabarrus, and long to be remembered hv hpr rifi'.lna ' At O n'.l u.l . 1.... n 1... . ..t the eitiaens partook of a sumptuous and elesant dinner prepared by John II; Moss Esq., landlord ot me Concord Hotel, and eel in the beautiful Grove of Ceo. Klutts, Esq., in the east ejid of jhn Village. After the eloih was removed the follow, ing regular toasts were read by the President, and drink to with Drl ...!..- K. ,tu. Tl,I.J REGULAR TOASTS. 1. The Wtk ef May, 1773.- The hsrbin-er of free princijih-a in America. .The dsylar thai pioneered the sun of our freedom. :'. v ,i 2. Tht Count trt of 'XeckUnburg and Cabarrui; United in the first bold movement for the liberty of America. Mav thevl.. h n,i.,t , .m,rt hti. ssmo principles. Ms? the only spirit of rivalry that uniicAiM uriwecii mem, oe louna in ma pouie enun each to do justice to the memory of those whom both equally revere. . , . . . . 3. The Memory of George Wethingtm: Let ex pressive silence muse ms praise, prauk standing snd in silence) ; "..'v ' . 4. The turviving Soldier t of the' Revolution : A . , " v,, i,,:.,...y Miiarprnaence: i iiecnaracier ot tneir notiieaeed - like! lbe tevely l,W-ebre tteiaij'rtiat, , .M.,r.Ku. n I .-7 01 Ty,-' ' W lWillttiyitssl penence of half a century his tested its pertecttoa may centurir. to come enjoy its'benefita.' .;; 7 jsorih Carolina: in tier devotion to ('onatitutioo- si liberty, at jJrm as her mountain! oiul oipvre Krr gnli, irr:"' -. 8J Agriculture, Commerce and Manufacture!: Thai Agriculture, Commerce and Manujaclurei: The three hsnd-msHls of our prosperity; equal protection r: ; rp7rKn ,7.' , . .. m . v u, ,r. ,.w.BW-.B, u.i Itar of our freedom the weary pdgnm-and hails him n Mlll.l Bill, A hmlhn. as an equal snd a brother. 1(1. Hit Excellency, Ed. B. DUry,wGm AjV-CWwrrnrr'hancfitiimioirorinte rt n '" h V"' Ji i.iji iri iwn i. w , . ,i i .i . . . . ji . ment--the znrloufl aitvnitA nf Inn hiuinr a.td InlnrMf ; iiliornai nil iirme of our State, 1L The. UniwUy Worth Wis. nursery Tol lesrmi,g, .plety.aiid uaefulne; her wjns.hsve re- nrviru r.. m m m b mnn Bin i, 11111 tha ctiiinells of the Nation. -. .' - The flag of our Vnim: As united brothers we have borne it thmmrh the battle and -thMjm l never ho flWmnnwid'hr trstenial dtsrt'nitSnn-r Aia-iaa-uiu-siWigjvA-eves soa.sniv vohs er-By -S.1buVseesw,W'M their werKKis-the Mi of treat im" are thsir W ; prid?i ,ht, i,Kj(1Fndeeoee ...J 6nrt .fceWred ia oor aa phies. Thein is thamJy tyranny to which oiircbtval-iliv-Oxmiity ; sni may we ever ereferte -Ut the ryjHT:eyc subrafcziAjiplsusnd epeated,V--jiiRnen f jlul declaratVm fcel and M toestaUsab - - -V -r- VOULNTEER TOASTS." - The Aniertwn Union: ss un.tcd co omes we achieved .v vnnt.VTFRir Tnatfra- l I- -. . .' -uw'law'ratfifni;''t ' 1 ' ', ' " . :..4 uy ttm nm Aiten, in v ice .-res uem.-i.aDsrrus: tit a sltiiirrUtAAt sAffvral.l I Ir lsaKiipr IfiA nalrw-.ttn anirit n n - 'Tif-- t r -r . N ..---!,- r-- - -r VTiiiwn on unj iiivt' uur luciini, aiecsiennurg, sun a trie iwrui wroimisn. sus eio a. .1 i i . .l .f .; qneni suaress uns uay, na. n. ihidot w hi-, w . cpuntry'sr.d the day we celebrate. - h vice f residetiL ftorui CaMhna: siois but sure,- . --V-- - ; i. By Col. D, M. Qrringrr.-Tii memory of Dr. r.phraim urevsrd: me author oi tne Aiecsienourg Deelsrstion of independence, althoagH cut off in esrly life, sAer a'shoTt, but brtllimt esrcer.cft to his coun trymen, in tha suthorsliip, of that memorable instru ment j "a monument of recorded hcnor." .. ISy tot. Wm. C. fllram, msrstisll of the day. The Volunteer companies of fabarrus :,!tioir Winac s4- discipline, on this day, have done honor to s eminiy that has always been distmgahAd tor its military spirit; By Will. Barringrr, E$q. Toe Constitutiottf the United Slates i its fountain bead, wijdom without error,, and patriotism without blemish: may nothing be added to k, that will dishonor the purity of iu source. By Lewi! ft. Krimingtr Eq. The iMecklenburg Peclsratioo ol Independence : a model for Thos. Jeffcr--son to mpy from; - - - :- ify 1Va. . Harrie, Etq.TUis United Sistes: the land to. whose patriolism the arms of (ireat Bririin cow ered ; and to whose " philosophy, the lightmngs of hea ven- yielded. " J? Cans. IF. Harris, Etq The -memort of Gen. JusephjUrakAwi w tiv'pemfBmxwmtryTd" wsys And such iis to defend her. ""ttf tmfi .V. . OrrvTha- Meclleoburg' DcTsra." tion of Indepand ence : a more patriotic and en lsunted act of couree, never graced the pages of ancient or modern hwtorVi- . . ' is Dr. t:t K. .fton. 'l we vrw or Mectienmirr and tjaharrusr msy tuey ever mainiain uie uuenj gusranteed to (hem by tbeir forefathers, with thst bold, and patriotic spirit thst prompted them to declare in-1 aenendWJW'oir rtnj Smhof May-177 - By Jm. W. llamtrtrm, Enj. (of CaUwbt Spring) The 20lh of Mav, 1775: the flame then kindled bv the i oatriots of Mccklenbure, still burns with onshated ar dor in the bosoms of the patriotic citizens of Mecklen burg snd Calwrrus May it never expire. By Saml llarru, (S Kevolutmnsry soldier. Iortii Csrolins : she wss up and doinir wlien the battle jrss fought for independence from sbrosd, she u not found wintinjr, when we strive Mr independence at home. By ii. W. Atfison, j.-!-Eilucbti(m:a bniht flower in the wreath of liberty, my our ciliiens so cultivate it, that it shall bloom in every family. . By Tho. G (". The memory of Gen. Wm. Ds vidcon: though few and short were the prayers thst were said ever him, he left lo hiscoontrymen the legs cyof his fume, the spotless purity of bis example as a patriot snd a soldier. ' By Vol John Shinpock, assistant msrshsll. Tbe day weeetebratoi-msy it ever be cherished by very American, snd never be fiirffotlca by the latest posterity. By CM. JoAh tt Hse. Old Mecklenburg: the first to proclaim liberty, msy be ba the last to surren der it " - - ' Bv Jsf. VilkfarJ. The volunteers of Cabarrus: ever ready to the cills ef their fellow citizens, their mctio is L-beriy or veaw. - ;ity tn W-Vice 1 day we celebrate, the aof Maaim;4Jte ewtb Meubu'ri'ind Z 1 Lt " W"7T " IS M - lle.kkwb.rg-.ri: .rMXThat Iha eiof M'lea. darkest hour of peril, pledged their lives, tlir Ibrtuoes . , Nfe,f , (bp. now not -TIh day ba. show . U,, ,nty, de bereby dissolve the political bands and their mistf sncred ihnor to the ciuse of reedom. , kJV 7 '' ' T - . J Pl n, i- p r,,;, .i v,, Pn-r.ion.Th. r' w ,r b, M OgM ssi cir ewsj bat. ajck haw eoaaerted m to-the mother country, snd By Dr,K.P.nirtii,bl V iCa Pn-aident-The Ora. Rt Dr- JP.lIart: nrf)rr& kWv SI. satsaetessi from all altss-kne. to tk. ISy Dr. J. It. 1 "K'. C.'..vjf,.n:.l X-xi'.-.'.-'i dsitghtere ot h..p , '' f td'apsU, tu bUH.i . litierty ; may ti1fw1ii,'rj Ut aa ;; to t'e MUrn : ol tyranny. - ) , m nr. a J. JWaair.- Eloeati-ia: Lis t. band of llw puli.-lier, it removes ttnj rax that 6i e the t je ofhberly. . '' lly. .4. I. Afos.-The H..c: the swnait of every sge and sat wo, i.Vm.'y tie-j ajari ssl enter-1 prize - By Jat. S-oi.Tbe .r UTT:"wy it ever be the eoible l our cvutilxj ra war, tul I the ensign of our glory in p'vci. t By T.'S iWwo n? TJKIBaieatie?Ut:i any aaerifire tor its preaervsiiatt. ' Uy I hi. JL Urrm.t:jmiBria Set.": mr thL preaeni loan now ot-iorr v r v mm I practical opcraitoa, sa4 ImJ ewroti! brarbt to tine Slain ' iSlale. By JoAsj A. etto.--SleciljUirI an4 Cabarrus : i wo in one, ana me Nino, R Mai J. M W,U. jvi...j. ..rr cslly what busbaudj live Cir, bvers sb ls. as4 ebtM ,-et'',f wrrus imity.ioceiebrstine theniniver drej ery . Meeklenborg iJeclaration of Independence By Vnpt W. Af. Hfem. (tiieCabamss artil'e- ty y-l It-re u hnnine tint if anv saLwa laWli araia tn-1 : v,() old ni!taLdirt. we sass tu stud By Juarfk 0. 1'karrD. J. B.rrf-r. C : Tbe; ardent trieiid of his country tW eiueMtt adixa! uf . tlie rights ot the people. ' ... , By Dr. tt. AssiafW StUW-i TW 20k of! 1 May : the llisttiry ot lt Uanetl Stales due m ft-,. jaisb.a period more worthy beang cooearid by lne on of alecklesawg and Labai Cabanas, ttaa tbe lAart we celebrate.. . , i - Bv Dr. WMum Rsxlta. Tbe Coovti'-wt! and : the Union of the Slates.: t4ay w reeew sur txTrnn; of devotion at ibeir stinee; a4 ewvar wpom the ttJy sltsr of ur country, that we vdl aVtaJ U sacred ( tralernity of the AsoeTicaa hutM, m eivry tbmr ! which tltc CoastituUsi has decreed tbetr ueim. Tbtaa ' tsr shall we go bu tarUjrr. By . Jf. ll'sker.-Tbe Pti of MtUnWff jnaCabsfms! twsy tin f wrU.eil:8roragreagi "itatia-" P h? Tswsassj Jdfc.-. By stranger. The mcaaor of Cat TVoses Pulk : whoee life a saCribced M supoort of bw pkdjc is tbe Mecklenburtr Osiveaiton. By Caleb ihifer,Ei -.Tbe Syk-Tivs-Bry : Uart.a Vsa Boreu will find it like Peter UWose't Pickle; if lie should swallow it, he is a " burst cxmsl? - By . S. O'dtmi.-Tbe fur sei: ui iber k? r'" " rrJ F"P " I Jjy jji q, erd, Cta . I'eary Clay : tbe arbiter ot : in every political controversy ; Virguus's prauaVst sow; Kentucky's burnt, lie ia vtortiiy Uae btgbeat t&cm sa the gift of Aioertcsa peoe. : - By IVin. A. Ismg.Tb Ji of May.T5: tbe &kj on which' the first dechuaUosi of A atoms ladep dence wss snnoanoed lo tbe srorid : sasy it Umg be cberishedes one of the bn teg tyocfas ia Tbt bitoy tcn;i.:."4r ic;. r- . i,il . C4 4lgc,Ml sever ber ties of imsr ao4 it. , u . '- -.tni.rzr- tStatewmui vt to4S4:ffie sti ,b, Jne bfiiiiaBcy r 1wi tarecr ; wa staads aks west mara,fic,t saosWirt el geaiws2' waae be ; jencv " ' , Bv W -J.J C. blksar A i,,:.! .... .r .t. m..y . .L. i.a- . . flI Sfe; a living pillar of Cowtitutmrta) liberty as aajr- , B, Afc.M.T87rw. Deos,uat A jj,, g,. t- lirvmt llera bear away lbs- : had and ialra of Dt s-,k - oorro . -ot slie bss completely owed tbe . B 4 10 I " . of aactraa b.ri. : fawavVup to r TiiiiiimiJHiv ... . i j ti . .! it Wr Ttre-patespinrafoorTCa; - ...... -..i - " i, .. i . iu.nnu.icu w tun sccim . wf aa iuwii nw, . ... Uons be equal Is the arwaC ' -. !6, WfcVrf 7! jj,abrr dmuLutZeomrtiztm n. c . rr r . . jr .f ' . X . a. w o u . - . , .-1 i . i . . . . - . . . . ' ted our firefs then ia tSea r- ever .tCXHa-J&toiJir x-tva r - ... a i it;. mm t .oa 1 imiwm m H n i (.miina, - 'fee sua in.iepenoecu fama .; tlii; e,,, - - CnL Jhkm Mifts.Tk llik BkmtXC ,VSm''9ttKal1W&VmT9 VMS - - . .-...-J.-J-.- r- T w OTTi , K JWoo-V: ear reieei ia -Wy ; i . . our trioad ia msnbood ; and ear aasmMn ss U Sf. - , hn H wtoei er-. VirKHlS other Toasts were drank, .toe were WA hknim4 , .k. Cw-mi.t-. Tba Cosssante atov tm- , A , , ,. , . c. .i.'u,. , ... cii.iuij .v nn. ! m mm u mr the smslinets of the DU ruber of that cbarsctar. ' . , Oorrrspondcace ef Ike Camnutlet af taattaimm, J" i - Rausm. May 12. Gicrtxrars: I base bad lt bv af rrrrnf yr kind invitation to a pnW c d oner at l"orxxr4 oa llta o(irin.-C; in ccTobraisja d tbe irst detluwd srvsretans) from tha Bruiib Ueraweat, by ar fcsesatirei at Uiisrlotte, in Mav. I7T-1, sncneat wb.b Csbamss ae foriamg s part of- Ueckletiborr at ibat SBbmstwg pe riod, i:iiy very justly teal penai ; aad wcU asayibef" Mats CookKler toe twaia aa baamg sflies sweel Use brightest pages to ber politxsl history t ot Uus very flattering snsi k oi aticsjto. ba pernee to convey my thaaka to war soanl CMMtdeess, as4 ikecept the same yoarselvea. 4 wsih it aras as say pnm- er to join yon on this occasua, bat bsnnnssd a pra j inrosture will aot allow nve to do sa If. Gentlemew. we bad a Rad-ILiai Vsdr to fsr section of the Slate, bow rpsdily I cowll and wrm.lv t he Wlesjjiref . of joja Jiwlns Usyid wHbui ititinia; with the time necessary to lbs dadbar? of aty a&cal duties whicb lcaaoot eiberwiae de; aad J trust Ibe day is not Ur diaianl wbea, the tacditMs ssjcb ss lotrr- eourae will mora closely mite tbe difierrsd sectiuas) of! our Mtste w mtered aad ksad toeltfif , wbica 1 cesmsvr very little short ia Kn porta aca in the dadaratiosi at sa- t ,. , ..if 3 . , ynor ab'l. rrit. Messrs. ' ' EDWD B 1L"DUX W. Birringer, JL P. Hams, --Hwev---lJLiV- ' Cosstto of UvttatM. FaTSTTBVuxa, Kss IJik, lCtt tJirmtaism. I aa bTchfr fettered by svnjr very kind invitation to unite with yea s tbe ceissawtisa V the 20th of Msy, at Concord. I am greatly cheered by M I bad aa a tvowiac spirit tn North Carolina to aasrrt bee faat chissa to a bign rsok among tba members ef esw auwe cnafoscsw cy. HiUierto St bss bees ton mack brv babst to regard every tiling belongmf to herself as interns-, as) taws. very naturally eommanieatm; tbassssj ssvwmss tool V r. This is the only Vsa Wiba Sierp." saw wfcxb the has svet fallen, and frma tbatsbe tssKHrawak, and pulling fortb ber asigtity phrsical sad saoral ener gies, tn tha amatemrat of aasny, wba bare berdutort drpisd ber. Let ber cootinne to pot furtb ber jit davssa to ss pecL llernatarsl reaiwroes" are bWlr, ervvwal trtwsurcs in Hie intellect sad valor ef ber sows, sod tbr gd sense and Virttie of her iaagktm, arm ewsslied by fsw and surpd by ssvoe; aai tbe Uenrkteokorg Declsralion is sa old family jcact, attb wbacb she msy deck herself ea gala days, neb seas? aad W?gtw enough to chsllonga ilia edmtreoosj aad ewcy ef ta most fortuoata. " ' . . i. .'..JitaMJLAHaairatoIai akstii Witb. t!wt con i,l.'r;i'ina hire me, t cannot bat ri'jret ihal 1 tin unable to wrt'.cipale in your celebra t .m; srjffat pruaif cmikierstu)iis will hm-p ma tt k.ra; hut my Mrt i!i be. with yu, sod fIiuuU I be i iMurHte kt tu tisve s c!s of w me w ah my dinner, I Wvil drittk a ku ni'r to the tiillowmff iwirtimeiit :', Swtk Carolina : The eviilonces of her (wtrUdism sn4 !or arrmih!isheit,anJ "tower like her mountain; her mute fx-ici't'al irturar pnre Hiil abiimlant is the fU on Ker streiiu; and wlnl Time vainly Irivca U aiwke the deep finjihiatMin uf the 'fuiuicr, be will but -iarly make dwetusares of the latter. I sis, guUnten, wita very hijrh resprcf, r your uW't servant, TaMewrs. RO. STRANGE. .. u V. Urringer, K.P. Harris, C. PbUlr, . M.M. Orr. Coiu'le. ol Invitation. Siaat cotiott, N. C, Ms 6th, 1'W. i. 1 was favored this.moramir with yo wiejwti, mvitinjr me to .io vou snd oilier It would atSsd aie tbe greatest powible jle!iure to tarn as tasi wcssriiwrPartV2Si.'ritieuts ot an indi- peo!; character, will prevent ui from doing so. At t&ovjrv sbsent la person, 1 aliall bs with, you in spuit. IVntMiate indeed mui4 be the eititen of North Caro- I o, b soid does out expand with the feelings in cident to that day; or whose bosom, at such a lime, is imc ared with a detrmmatKn to support snd amend me watitqtMHks or free government, with which we bsve been blessed by heaven, 'snd the esertions of a pstnuti ancestry. No pensile on earth have ever been so Iktursd as we have been, snd vet do eovernment, I kfiirve, has ever been worse cooducted than ours bss be fcw the hMt sight or ten years. A recurrence to the trA pnryipl-s lo the principles of the Mecklen burg decUra'iob of Indcpendeuce, is the bnly thing it seewis W me, that can save os from political dutlructssi. la conclinilM, I beg leave to teodcr to yoa, and the ompBy presrat, tbe tollowinj aenlimentjo wii. Tttmnmrumm of free Ummnwrnt I iiey were MK.nued by valor they must be perpetuated by viii baes. I aio, gentlemen, with great respect, . your most ob servant, To Memrs. . . LEWIS WILLIAMS. iv D . v o ir.... . r Vk,. ' t u J Com'te of InviUUon. - r - .-V-CHavai-fliU. Mar 13. 1839, GnrrLsats : t bare had the honor to receive vour polite mvitstion to participate with the citizens ot US' bamw, m tbe celebration ot the anniversary of the 20th Msy. 1773k 1 admire the spirit with whkk the mumo- ry of tbe uiustnona events of that day is cherished by year citiieas"; snd to cirenmstsnees ot mere ordinary voconvemeoce, would prevent my uniting with you in the higb leauvsl. faramoant duties will detain me now, t sjwathfjgmejsfc cbmi ..an tmnaUsi truai the-ctvimna f Mecklenbnrg. I am, very nwpeeuutiy, . , youtob't servsnt, .. CaiEiwoonl.inrnln m, ltlh Miry,18.T9. -$mi.C'xa iWaof 4ftkb MLUas.feived only br the last ntait. iavitin? m ta attend the celebration of the 20tb of May, is Concord, commemorative of tbe IXrUratioa of Irviepeiidi-nce by tlis eltiiuns of Meek- leoharg,oo the 2Uib Msy.1775. of which the present couniy cf Csbsrrus then formed a part, and was equally interested ia thst memorable event. It is s day that shows! be bailed with Joy and prole, not only by all tin reside wit his the thca limits of Meek leu burg, but by a JN'. Caroiaiaa. . ' o I feel very grateful to? the bonor done me, by the "neetkitr at CoeconI, Is similsr ons has been attended bjny..the.citUeMLJUealsfiew trtome . a Butter ol deep regret, thst my engagements are such . as to prevent my attendinir either place. Iiidmpnsitioo . ' bed coefiaed n to borne until tery recently, and bcire learning loa mteatioa tocelvbrate the Ann, I bad mscf 'wher eegsfements, tlat cannot lj consisJonlly dip rsJ"iU I Jbajf ryws aeteptsnee, Uentlemen, "of Diy bambie thanks fur tbe polite and kind manner you hsve ptessed to communicate ; to mc the nvitajjpaiand ilust respecttutly, jreutTeuieh, your ob't servant, Seisre. : -HENRY W on i servant, HENRY VVrCONXOTT -MECKLEXBURU - pECLAttATlOIi-OP- INDE-. Twrenrrvi or iUi, 1775. "To. Reeved, That whosoever directly or Indi. L avil hvtird. ar is anv war. Crra. or manner, eounte- f , aaaced ibe ancbartermi snd dsii?eruits invasion of our Brwib Crown, aad aiure all political connexion, eon. LvxstasucialsM wubtbat nation, who have wan tonly trampled on our rights aad liberties, and inliu asanly abed the kluod of American patrioU at Lexing tim '- :" - , v- - ' :- "SJ. Reardved, that we do hereby declare oor etca a free aad independent people ; are, and Of right ' icoght be, a sovereign and self goveroiag Asuncialsm, amder the eontrol ot no power other than our God and the general government of the Congress; to the main toaaBce of wbrcb lodepewdsnce. wa solemnly pledge a ch ocber oor juu'ual. co-operation, -oor lives, oor 'Tiriitns and snr atnst sscred booor. -4:h. Kesolred, That aa we now acknowledge tbe eawteaca and control of bo law or legal offioer, civil ar military, within this comity, we da bersby er dui snd s-in0.ks s rate of life, all, each, and every at ant fcnaer laws. wherein eevertheleaa, the Crows at Great Bntiaa never can be considered aa holding rights, privileges, humanities, or sutbori'y . - Scij. Rotv4. that it is farther decreed, that ill eack aad every milil'a officer in this county is hereby inavuted ia bia (rmer command ind authority, he "actiog cooks mably lo these reeolationa. "And that ev ery' aaember present of this delejfstion, shall hence- bwsb be a Stvd sfficrr. vn.-a JtisTicv Tf Tha Peac, In the chsraeter of afftffiyre.mr".b?jWue.rK "ktwr 'aad'determtnesU Blatters of Controversy, accord . isg to said adopted laws, and to preserve peace, anion, ' arid" bsreymy in said toontryr and to One every- exer-! tiM to spread the love af country and fire of freedom ihroojfhoal America, antil a more general and orgin. tl peramewt "Jjf!,' rUaeo'r. Aam Alexandor, Jjhn McKnilt Alexander, Ked !dorrerHt.IlKrtiah Aleiamter.llexckiah J. Rilch, Zaccbew WuVm, John Phifer, James Harris. William Keerrm Jn ford, I'.sra Alexander, William Gra baoa, ia Quesfy. Chad Aleiawler, Wsitstill Avery, faanmi Brevard; Benjamin Patton, Matthew M'Clure, J gilbert Erwm. Juhn 1'lenniken, aad David Reese. ASKAH AUvA.utK, sen., unsirmao. Joma kcbJTT Auxaaaaa, Secretary. Editor!' CorrtiporUnca.) FAyrrraviLLa, Msy IS, 1839. Itosiasas is dull ; a considerable number of country wage all of which bad, with goods for bsek country jstrewsata. Tbe cettoa market is very quiet this week rather a downward, tendency than otherwise." Not saatb evador coming is ; corn ft ttt a 1 10; oats SS; fkwrt5 50 a 6 25; bacon 10 a 11; Wbwkeydull at SO a 56; molssJ are plenty, rakw Vi a 371 hhd. ; ack ash f i SO a 75; alum salt 75 ; New Orleans syriwJrtrtoKklndSLChjix OJa 11; cof. fee 13 a 11; won. Enaliah, ft a 5J ; Swede 6Jr ,; boof bsad snd md 8 a 10;, tanners' d, per bhtM -JI. Armed, 13th, stesmer Henrietts, with boat Dili geace ia tow, with dry goods, groceries, die , for mer caaets bare and in the mterinr country, among which we antra Homey, Coffin At Co.. J. M. Worth, J. Mo RorV. McConiteH Lindsay, Craven at McCain, Jno. O. Wallace, Joseph Chambew, J. Ellis, T. Garner, uliir. l)i'l&rit'il, vn y. .':.), U i. ?' line; on Wednesday, ivsim r 11 dny, bnl Diligence fif Wilnni nour, coisoe turn, tairn-r. A c. Our river i ptiil nsvirsUe fif stat; Ksrhani'e as U qiml.-.J. P. S.-Ti! tu-anmr llenrieUs. Ct EuU. bout lli'iijuinin liimh m tow, tins ju4 rrtti-J Uaa Iiarf, i4 P. M. - We vu t-r fs rU iv lt lern that she bss s lull iVt'lii, r ,. w.l af tlie freight by :ie Brip Bol!e trum Ntw V ..'A. .r -part' f the schooner lleia)ii'trpit:bt, tiuta u.e iat rtiniiv' Lenity, snd about Hi. bogiiKiads ti. .i.ii ffoia To the VittCTM of ihe 1 Ilk Comgrrtmomal Dunr art x The undersigned reerets to tnf-ta Liafitend aa lis lJilrict, tint severe doniestic aflJietiua, aod ij prevents his becoming a candidate to rexert ua a the next Congress, as promised huberta . i m-i ii'i-f r t f n .... " uuimyu ma . SsM'I.'.'biS??.--, tST Tbe Uneola Republican. TnfMcftai awl Ciw- kHls Journal, are renuele u puWiwk the sbave. aVctc Foundry. . Ill AVE lately completed and pdt ia eperaUiia a tsrwtr Iron oHMdry at my null oa lite Sisjib-Ysailta rwve Cbrmerly Pearaons) m Us vie county; vbtra wear prepared to make aU kind ot t.vs mdk aaii Moulng works cottoa or wuolic ikctariesw etfittm gins, grist and Saw anlhs thnashmg smcbiorw, 4 ' mills, jilumer blocks, gudgeons, troa sdafi. psiJieav drums, driving wheels, and, m short, everv Uiatu; cut mat is nsaaiir msae mi mm ioandrtes. . Ma are ak prepared for Turning shafts, aad lie fibbing aa4 ntting upall kinds ot machinery ja llus ima4) T have eiuoloyed Jacob U a van tea, tirronlr ef ' Baltimore, a very skiltut Mscttiiust, 10 auperuiies,! snd nun ire my rstabliahmeot. Mr, Wsysetfetrf' bas worked all bis iite ta estabiisiiaientsof Uus LsaA,wi ia distingbiahed for his skill ai a i3aciis tU XCr. Wright, lie will also mafta calcaiaiAais fur stater wheels, mill-gearing, lit.; and wttew tbe sasduaaerv ss obtained from oa, be will attend ta puuicf at ew. tlwr KMIM. '.M llfau- li'.IMlill. B.I.I.A..KI 4 t . . ... ' i iw. no .inwv w. Miuiiai vm vumtmm.w w ma -vlVJla. - OCT Orders addressed either to Jacob tfsye3arg " of mysclt, at Salisbury, will be pmmislr atk-4tdi t. Salisbury, Msy 21, 1SML - . iVdmnustraVioii Notice fVMZ Subscriber, ktving takea cmt Inam ta Ai X niiniatrttion on the Estate of W at. Brave. Uto ai ArMteisjctM,. in isnrinry Twm km I ti wn navmg sccouuis sgam said bsute to p jiut p them in due time for psymeot, cUm ia iLta wana willbe plead in barof recovery; ss8 tlsaeitifcitaj to said filiate, will pica otdl and settta the asm sa" ' fllie law direct CEUUGK blLUTTii AV Concord, Msy 21, 1SV tf r : .: . liOOVa. Were. - - f pflR Copartnerabip heretofore etktitig tiasW d X ftrmof BURRAUBo 1X)PU.. ana this day d. wived by mutual consent. - All those todetael iSe firm are authorised to settle their acceaata wab Wsa. - -K. Burrage, this the Otb Msy, n. - -v - v r WM. f EURU ICE, -v ; iOii-N' C LOriJV WHnesit E. lL Davia.vi - , , JrusT reouVed riM Mnv Toci.' p;iil ,LPliLALaVlOi( AMAt:! ttr-.Z7T" Warranted to fit. " Uo, slan, keeps a foud asasrtjwsjt at Cloths, Csssimerea and VesUncs ot tbe rst ylw, selected by himself in the Newport Maiket,sl f siLaca h win sen low tor iisn. ; z.. . . .- N. lj He still continue to tesck iba art of CartUe - gsnnoots on the mual approved plans of tha beotTaJura in JMcw Vprk and fhdadelptua. a- KT Caltinir for envb;mex dia a Ota stow si m- Itice, and "Tlcra. UOca.a dutanea atl sshd to ttitt Ce pstn. vjt rtta wiop win ae Tin Ta iwr. oui UrjrebwkBuiWw?-UiFiITUL aalibu7tMay 2 10. . I 7 1 1 ANAWAY from tht Subsaf--wCia"':. Aprfl. ariMtwitmrW aPiirentitd br tba namm U -4. EZEK1EL BRAG RAVE: d boy is s W II reara old, has light hair, fair skin, stattera wbea syjokesj ta in bsste, tells lies, &. - He ha beea barboeeed aacast tbe plsntstioa ct JJenry Keller, Eaclur some taut, ;V a certain MsUuss Cook, it aad probably sosas atber. I will five one cent fur his delivery to . at tww doisv fof bis confinement in M'ekwtlle if Tatf a ty acy person ttiaa the said Mathias Conk. -1 a til eiJista ti law agaiust soy persoa berbnurm? orewipJnvr 4 boy. . 7 " GEORGE WlliOX Dsvie ea, N. C, Msy 9, 1330L ; , - MONS. 110UEC11E, (Frost fartO - UAS tbe plessure to stale, that his lass; ImArtfi . EATABLES AND LKJNKAbL&i tmm Charleston,-bsv arrived; and thst hewuT s tske great plfamra ui wart top ansa his fneada at ksi UKb l Al'lUl lX'R wbe railed osl - " Amoof the srtictea wbidl has Hist casoe Is lsji ba names the fbtlowing : . Uranges, - ,- Codrak," Lemons . - Herring, -' ; Raisins,' -; , -; " 'Mackereli v , 7 ' ' Alnvsiils, ; . ' Sardines, , , V Sweet Cracliera-.: Ancbewaoa, ,, V". , 0 Sugar & Coflee, lime Juice, :. ' ' i ' " 7 '"Newark Cider," -7 Lemoa fyrwp, Albany A K and Winra and Lfora of Ihe bed qualitit!, end of tie luteal imjnrtatummm. . sdiatMCfVAanl 4oV btiiSt ,-.i-. - tf i-.-rf .r-rv r;: " "- - Ltt; JJAVIE COUNTY. THOMAS FOSTER INFORUii tbe paMtetbtt be bus removed ftoai VsT tormer sund, to bis new beddings wa tbe asMic square, in the Town of Mor kaviito. wbevw fee will mb tmae to letp a IIDUSE OP ENTEkTALVML-NT. Ilia liouss is roomy and commiaiioas; anacaaa ta which are sis eomfortohle Of&rea gaatltssaa af lLa Bar, all eonvemeot to tbe Court Uomw. The swascrs. ber pledgee himself to tba most ddigent eacrtiosja, to give satisfaction to such as msy call as bias. ILs Ta ble, Bar and Stables are provided isUbe best avaaarr (hst the eountry will aflbrd, and bis scrvaeta are hAb" lul aad prompt. . .... - - -Feb. ll. 1339. Tt-tf STRAYED from Uie Subscriber, liv'mg3saI3a5rJh. west of 8aliwury, two llosses; ona. a Isrra htoca. near or sbont 16 bands bieh, six or seven yeanald. be nme while os one of. bS bind fcet.d-aaeeil bssspss) wss. back. 1 ha other a sotreL 3 years old, ansae wiuto aa one of his hind feet, a long tail, no otbercaarks reetd (ectod, antvfl. the marks rf the gesr. " - - caiq Horses are ma king then-way wrr ; usrysas Mr. Vond's, in Iredell County, as tbe sasi. Aa ; person taking upsawl. Ilorsrs.or'.brmgmg tbtsa to, ar writing to the Subscriber, shad t sjasdvwvieJy v wsrdcd. . .. - i ttjiir rioii-K.. UowsnCoqnty.N.C April 25, tf Y . V. .
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
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