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1 f .x' t ' - : I I 1 vVtrtJSHED WEEkLYtBYf lit S3 per nnnmhalf payable in advance Craven; County in Fnmtt.October TcrmXW7k, James G; Stanljr, ,. Lewis Stacks, alias Lewii Pelt and rs,, ; f IT appearing to the Oourl that the der fendant, Lewis Slocks, alias .Lewis, Pelt, is not a resident of this State,; jUs ordered that publication for.ai weeks made in the Newbern Sentirtel, thay-the said Lewis Stockslias Lewis, Pelt, be arid appear befoie the Judge of ou next Superior Court of Law and Equity to be held for the County of Craven, at, the Coart-houae in Niswbern, on .the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday, in .March next, and plead, answer, or .demur, to sid bill, otherwise ii will.be taken pro confesso. and aet tor . bearing exparte as to him. . ; ' - ED. E. GRAHAM, C M. E. Feb. 2, 1828 '14 't9.$5.! ! State of N orth C ar b li w a , ) " Craven County. ' In Eqintjr-'October Tt?m 1827.: ' . lrvU Vhrbell and others: th heirs of WU liam Mitchell dec. ..... ii ' j ' ' r Decree of sale add -Partition. URSUANT to a decree of October . Teim, 3 827j there will be i sold on tb second Monday, the lutn oi marcn next, at the Court-house in Newbern, the Plantation and improvements lately oc cupied by William Mitchell, dec situate vittiin six miles of Newbern, ling on the South side of Neuse and on Caswell's branch V containing 446 acres, ; more or less. The purchaser will be entitled to "Ci 'edits of one and? two years, in equal in atallments, 'to be secured by bonds with approved securities. Any persons incli ned to purchase,- may apply to the office for lurthef information, - ' - : ! E D. E. ORAMX M, C5 M L. 1 Ttb. 2, 1828 '14 19 State of' North-Carolina, . 1 Beaufoit County.h J Court rof Pleas and QudrterSemom, - Novembke Term, 1827. - Original jMachmtnt. : idward Quin, Kfiiiiam vVagner, AbntrP. foalcf Sr'Evan arid Lucas I-tummQKtd a Garmshttt - ? , v. j ..... t - 't' - x appeacing ;.lo .the. satisiaction oi tne. J. Court," that JYjlliam Wagner, the De Tendanrin the above recited cause,1 is not n inhabitant of this State: it istheefote ordered that publication be made in the Carolina Sentinel for six weeks, succeal sively, thaV the said William Vagrier,: ei ihef by himself for bis attorney1, appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions to be beld for the County of Beau ' fyrr, at the Court ; H ouse in Washington, CO thy Monday next befprt the last Moo day iti February next, and iheo and there to cabse himself to be made defendant,' and plead i or demur, or final judgment Will be entered against him. - - ';i'J- VVitnVssi Joseph B, Hinton, Clerk of our said Court at Office, in Washington, - the ..Monday next before the last Monday in -INovembffr, A, D. 1827, and in the 52d Jear of our Independence, -. J1 1 1 i4jOSE P H B. HINTON, Clerk. . I' Jan. igl.-mS'lZ '17-P. aV $6 v N the ' oay ot;V ihe J Schr America, of Charleston." was stran. ded mi Cape Hatteras "Beach, near.the Xitit House; loaded; with lu.tjbeu" , The Vessel, Cargo, and Material have been duly. advertised and sold by me as Com missioner of Wrecks, ior the benefit ol all concerned, of which they will take notice 4 ! V ' ; PH AROAH FARROW. ":' . 7 Commissioner of - M'recks Capp Hatttras, N. C. 1st Janl8-13 '20 TTI . A Slust received from iewYork CIL JL per late arrlvals'3 -fv4? 'i? ?0 Bbls, Sttpeifi;,e Flour l 1 r 20 do; Npwtovn: Pippins, 80 Boxes RajsiiW;;;;:V, 17 pieces Dundee Bagging t . 30 Bbls. Apple Brandy, J ; 10 dolRye GinV J - o large quantity GR EEM CoFf E E all w wnicn ne win sen tgw lur casu Dec. i$-!oa Mft:0:t otvt N assortment atitU lust xecMV andV ftm aie by i : Jnaary 1 Iouary iztnli ' V J I teaueiecuted:ftr lixii;Ue i peuuon rpotrci tuid plate Ua citb m. 2OiaU.aiiad 345. t U vtt" JTT to the iubwriher, 'tor mM roha GHtlm, Esq., called the Red House, aootn iwo oines aoove rvinsion, mr saia PLATATI01Nnd l-inds j contajaing abt.ut 750v; acreslying immediately tn thf river ioost of which is cleared and in good order for cultivation, y Also;. at' the sarae time and place, v a valuable stock ol Horses Cattle, Hs'&Crnil a antiFy of Coin with many other articles unne cessary tSdet ath And on JfridaWj jng (beinj;the'22nd:or iheame Wpntb,) at the .Dwelling House' of the said John YatHn lia . TAom nf : K. intlnn Houses' and Lots where be now resides, and . the lot and , improvements near the river on which ts. a. Store House, Cotton Gin, and Ware.House.' Also,two uniin proved JLots in said vTown, opposite - the Store bou'spj and about 40 VALUABLE SLAVES, with; a' larg9-;cpUextlLba'.!'.'6f Household " and Kitchen Furniture, &c. For the Lands and Negroes, nots with approved security, negotiable, h the New berh Branch of the State Bank, at Six months, will be required : for the other property, if deemed expedient at the day of sale, a-reasonable' credit will be given. BcbLEiAN,;;,. 7,2, i JOHN S GATLIN. S ? j Jan. SO, 1828-'14 '16 V 7 ' VALUAB LE QLn DS AN 1) NEGROES FOR SALE. Y Virtue of a deed of Trust, the subscriber will sell at private sah?,' 40 VALUABLE SLAVES, accustomed, to work on farms. A Isd," a PL A IS T A ; i s w weuif wiieu opriMg vr- Newbern; with good security will be re quired. If the above property is not dis posed of prior t'o the 22nd day of Februa ry next, it will,' oQ that day, ! be sold at the Court-bouse ,in ...INewbern.; il -i .r-r; - January S 1st, 1 827 '14 '16. f 2uCXJ-D Si' itTs hl?r' " ; N dneayheildth day of Fh-. ruary next will be exposed to Pub- lie Sale, on the Slate Hoose Square, in the f City of Raleigh, ONE HUINDRED ;& 1 TE1N VALUABLE SLA YESi:la property of John Haywood Esquire, de- J ceased t a large. portion of. theru young several very valuable Carpenters, t Blacky smiths. and Othermechanics, and several r Valuable house servants. Also, several ,y.!SR.ACTO iue i uriguuuruuuu 4 Aaici: u, avi m...6 , situations for buildings, well watered, and i would. ; suit, geiiUemen ; fiom - the lower Country .who may desire healthy summer residences. The different tracts of Jand : will be laid off in lots, or. sold entire, as ' may be agreed on by the Commissioners -appointed in' behalf of the Slate. J Ihe sales will be made for, the benefit of ibe: State of North-Carolina j on' a credit of, one, two and three years,- with . interest ! from the restiecti ve da vs of sale -the onr- hawr, siting bond ?Uh s.pprwdu, : 'The sate will certainly take place, and will be continued from day to day until vv5c;3:;-.::JO I'i-'yA'iT Commrs. jor the Stale of p.. Carolina. iialeigh,.J ani 5'! viv :;W; rrr The Editors7 of r. "". ;'J- ' Ifle ; IU4IIOD Gaieette North-Carolina Journal,' iSewbern Sentinel Western Carolinian, Ciieraw Spectator, and Columbia ? Telescope, f will publish the above and forward their accounts to this oI5ce. (Ralj UT received a few bafrels, the Sally Ann, Urbni INewiyorkiiand lot uie very low. i -ii., -32. T-r BRADITOUI&CO. I fNewbern; 24th Pec- v rvywrtiIlHtU OB mm mm--' u . M w iM'BAWm Bn-iwu nma arm ucm uciciai IOIUOUIC lUU III jcwuvi. ; rn- i - i P18:" slock Wank "ot PiC" , began the i Work of opposition. Thel just j excessive zeal blinds .he understan- Sf.NewD4 was sounded thro ding and perverts the judgment; and the ftm.lies,nd the good men, exi ess, which sboujd be the vehicle of ed a edii of six arid t wel ve mbn ths. w i t h i .tb?.use.e do K"w Vfc can asperated by disappointment, or enraged - truth, is too often but the medium of cal- JbeivHeorKnkAc vmfenceof tCeiT umnynd falsehood.-We have heard ..7j.A.---K-w4.':i-tfc-' frieridsVavowed a determination to o'rDose M have seert the President chareed with r o " "ESW'l10 ,Tfce'pproachCnefew ofthf United StateS hast created; a hih? excitement in ihubn into actWn mih who now, address you ? are lar rromiaesi rinfir to in cr Hasp I his excit era nK or ' tif in flVmf these passions: Teik!vr at a.. laree majority if r their countryman 4 ho; take part. on?eitherV siile of (iiscoiH Versyjflfare actuated voy boniest1 raptiye . They claim tii themselves the right of ei pressing inetr. own opinion, aim ui oLmig irvctntormUv to i he-dictates oi tneir own I judgment : but they ackhbwledge lb" its full extent, the ripht of others to foim a a a . . a . . - citTeient opinion, and o follow it up by a correspondent couse ol ! action, 'hey see no renson w hy the citizeiis of the same cohmunity, entertaining the same H er- ence for their cmmon institutions, and equally dfsirous of proinoting the pros peri ty of t hei r common Cou h try ; 'may not differ about the means of effect iii this erd, . without asperitv or. animosity They believe that calm" discussion" and dispassionate enquiry are; most favorable to a correct ' decision. While therefore,' as freemen, addressing freemen, ihey would express themselves frankly and fearlessly yet, as men who( know their own infirmities and weaknesses, they would fain speak without arrogance or bitterness. , ; ) 2 . vi: ' ' '.; We have assembled, fellow-citizens, j from different parts of the State, to confer j with ench other on the forming of an Electoral Ticket which we may ourselves support, and which we can ? 'recommend to others who may determine to act with us, in the Presidential Election. A con t Aii-inbiBct' ss rndisnehsable.'.: 1 this subject was fr of our JState, af' it . - - - ----w. - . - m . bow exists, bly be'acceptable to those citizens in the dlilerent . d istricts of the Btatt, who with us, are favorable to the re-election of the presents ChfeMagisl that wje have prjocured rthis in and wejherefiire-take he Jibe"rty oJ .IpaV king Known the names of the persons lot whom we intend to vote. : We attemrjf no i control 6veripublic;sentment? mak parade of our numbers and claim n no nt of. whick Wfc I propose must stand r 11 by its f fft' vj; -j " Si pwn L tfile EleclorA X iu 5 a IV w i&1Se FranWin, IredclL t ; . . ; 3, Alecklenburg. Cabarus aa4 LiDCoiniJ. tntfefteirv. 6. iRokiorham, stoke and Caswell Dr. . Andrew Boumian, of Stoktu t A , 7. ftichmond, ransen Robeson. Moore, and CvxabnlMn&I)r. BciyiIlQbins4n Cum berlantL ... .4 ii 1 . . ... -. 1 9 WakeohristoW and Wayne--Cir frat UiuftKi efWykti -iru?M i -i i: w-i r 10. Varren. franklin, Halifax and l'asb- .-Edvard Hall, of Franklin. ; ;t 1 v 11" Burti5, Northampton, Hertford flad Mar tin Samuel Hjmaniof Matifn!. : 12. .'Pasquotank, Gates, Chowan, Percaimons. .Pasquotank uwru Bna vHiTiiucK xaac Jir. Lamb, or r -v- 14. Craven, Greene Lenoir, Jones.:; Carteret. trm. uiarkiof Fill . ana unwow-r . o. ViacKLtdzt. of Craue.nl .15.,CladeQ, Sampson, Columbus, Duplin, New Hanover and Brunswick Daniel UKenaul I ':- I . '-Tt TaPProaching cbnttst exhibits a state of things until lately nfiearrJ I 'of j iilPyAticai ;ist6rjri of our ; Coon(ryi From the period which closed tlieolitii -4 car iuc ui ue illustrious w ashinoton- Mtiuiaa..:'i..M'... .f-ri't'-'K l":-;1" . "iici.rCi iiicic wcienvai aBaiaaies mr the. PrMidencyif the rivalry! sang iVom a difference in itie f parties I who divided .!b.jCoDin;Ti$ tKonor of the"teo? ple these parties were rounded on mea sures a nd principles not on men arid a contests was y to T bf in; beioie the f eop4 for iheir cholcelnofe be cmahfiedtb ad4 Lminisler the aflkirs of thrtftccdr-f $pg & thyewita every instance, the Candidate preferred was decidedi vjlie astma d Jits pafi'. tyFhc jnnjgnUo,w no such dignity. " It;is" not a conflict tei t ween opposing pnnciplesr-bui a cbnfihci u taw ecu opposing men ana coooinattons or iucu. II till OTJllJlfUk ICOIUIUC WIIU will uiuud- have cbn scrce berore, been known to aet in .cert- The champions of State rights. and the liberal expounders of the federal usututfoljthealoU eHcouragbieni to ManufacJ tores, and toe bigot jwho- deem; 'een'&nw derate pi otectiohr usurps roti ahd tyranny. the fneods and ine enemies to Internal Impovementb soine; extradrdina ry principles of cohesion, and found either combined tor overturn, or uhitedjtobp hold tne present A ilaiinistration. In the plitjcairincri Mrdams and of his opponent in their views. t)f national plicy-so far a they' have beb;declar ed, or are discoverable, a difference of anr kind is notSndww t0 exist.This state of things appears to usf not only no el but in, some respects alarming. It is, of a character, which we deem mena- cing to the ftrauquillTt the best' interests of our Country.' : We have no personal concern in this struggle. Belonging to the great body of i the people, neither , fearing to lose, ' nor J seeking to , gain office, ; we behold' and judge of it only as it may anvct the cdm mon welfare ol us all, and believing that j wrlare ierssentiajiy endangered, we can- not be indifferent to the result. V ' Three years ago four Candidates were voted for by4 the. People. - No tne ob- tained a constitutional majority, and it devolved on the House of Representa- tives to make a. sejection from the three who bad fecehred the greatest number of suffrages. The choice fell on one of un- questioned talents, tf extensive andac - i curate political knowledge, of long expe rience pronounced bv Wasbinelon a- mong the fiist of our public characters tried, trusted and approved by Jefferson Madison, and .Monroe..' He selected lor the first station in his Cabinet one of his opponents, distineuitbed for trenius. em W ' iari ns o 1 h ks. frS-'. f..o,l .1.- I... Jl hui . a miaivBiu.ui atiu hiucuht ouiur wt v - anatwiiii w m aisv urai vua j supporlei s of the disappointed Candidates1 the "Adniinistraiion,' though it shtu!U be" as pure as the Angels who surrounded me throne .of the Most High J Then commenced .the array of party against ponji '; UUI IWHUlidl VrUUUCIIS , ttllU from, that day, ' no public 'measure has been censured or applauded, opposed or supported, without a view to its influence on theriext Presidential! Content. The work of'yiolence begun by the Political Chiefs; was Drosecuted with bitterness hv ' the Suhalterns ot the nariips ihtnnoK ih. I Nation. The harmony of Social Inter course has been unpaired the purity, oi cnaracier oi our nest citizens bat been assailed ancient animosties have been revived new schisms have been created ---sectional prejudices ha ve been roused arid many of bur public prints have eemed with abuse and slander P :, ' Fellow-Citizens,' what course does a' regard for the tranquillity of our Country i ciil upon us r to pursue f The term for which Mr. Adams was elected, has near i VX " wcu . v ;Cosntry, be comes before us 2 Candidate 'i'for W-t-lfCtion. ' ;A1I his'adverWanes havpi Caodlda?e 8n wee" !nese we,must LC"008e? we pte at all, we must either exjpress onr assent thai Mr. Adams shall have the accustomed mark of4 his Coun- try's approbation, a continuance in ofBce lor a second terin, or we must join to e-i ject . him , by Jgi ving our suffrages for the Candidate of the opposition. To us, it appears that no usage can be more auspi cious In its influence upon the tranquillity of our Cpuntiy,ltha a second term, of ,a President with whose Administration there a hd,' serious - cause " of com plaint. It is surely desirable that there should be a breathing-time between the violent con flicts' which always occur bo the approach of contested Presidential Elections thai t there should be a serene interval, m which public men raay . ouietlv plan and t' . " f ' .-'' it ' T 1-1- ' :' i catmiy execute woa tne puonc gooa re quires, uhagitated by the passions which accompany these conllicts aiid that the People should not be kept by the arts and exertions of Political , Partisans th. a f connnuea.siaie oi ieverisu ... exciieraem, ! hot ; less unfriendly to their peace, than untavorapie iq me exercise oi meir jung ment. If when ah individual is appointed to discharge the duties of Prestdeat, it'bf known that the question of his' re-e!ec tion is to be determined without regard to the manner in which those duties shaU have Nen performed, ; we rnay hereafter expect an; uiiintermitted st rl fe The Jo staht onecUon is decided the smigglf t!6e we see a rray ed Politicians who 1 take the fipld, anry, but not dispirited by f ) deTf atr Hod wreak their united vengeanca on nim wno nas- ueen toe cause ot tneir comrrrori discomfiturei' The v hope 'of public approbation one of the strongtttx incentives to -public Virtue, wil? be takea away;1 ; fho Course however wise or ho- nest, will secure the President from b loquy', silence opposition to his measures9 or allayf the' animosity of hit ; enemies, He caitr have1 no confidence that be will b allowed to finish any beneficial scheme of f national ' policy which ii& may have be' gtfnand that he tnust nt surrender his unfinished work, c together with his re- HittUori ; to ' a " successor uneqoaf to the task or unfriendly to his views. Let '! us eat and drink y for to-morrow we die," is the language of the sensualist. Let ! me enrich my . family and . friends -let ; me strengthen the power of my! adherents j th en be the natural ; tttggestion of avarice jand ambition ''' " : '" ' . , Let us not be misrepresented. We are not advocates for an indefinite re-eli- ) gibility of the President. Custom, foun- ded on the - precedent set by. the maa : whose memory all now venerate, has es- tablished firmly, and - we think happily, that no President - shall -hold, the office longer than eight years. v- BuV the same ? cusiom has sanctioned that the President who has conducted the affairs of the Na- tion virtuously and wisely, shall receive - one reflection. - x Why, then, ve would ask, of our calm and reasoning fellowitizens, shall we i f Jn .in tn,PPo'on to Mr. Adams ? If j we take tor granted the: declamations of liis opponents if we. believe all that the opposition-presses, have , charged upon " him nay, if we confide in the rhetorical. and even honest denunciations of our lei- low-citixens, over cealoes in the cause of '., v. iuuu nuuu dant cause to iit him with ih. fntl ----- ...... ...... ... w ium mr.- sure of our srenrobaiioo But political t - m opposition- is seldom' either candid or having usurped a power denied him bv ,the Constitution, in claiming the right te V i SCIIU omisiers so roreign powers, against the wiH, and without the consent of the Senate. What is the fact? The Presi dent announced to Congress that an ap plication ' bad; been made to hfm in the recess of the Senate to send" Ministers 6 the Congress of Panama, and that althov he believed bis powers adequate to this object, he deemed it expedient to wait for ) the meeting- of ; his Constitutional Counsel before he decided on so impor tant a measure. -If he w ere in error in supposing that his constitutional power to fill vacancies in. the office oi Foreign Mmisters, in the recess of the Sen ate . d id . extjend to a case where a previous: ap pQthiment - had not been - made,1 candor would. have pronounced that error venial which had been sanct ioned by every Pre 'decessor in the office. We would refer these censors to the Resolutions Jpresented by, Mr. Gore, in the Senate of the U. -States, on the JtU of March, 1814 in which that body was called uporr to re solve, tbat the President of the United, States having power to fill "vacancies which may happen iri the recess of the Sehatf , no such ' vacancy could octur in . ah oflce not before full, and that there- fore the gianting o1 commissions, in the recess - to Messrs Adams, Bayard and Gailatin, tb negotiate a Treaty Of Peace with Great Britain, v was an '.act' unwar ranted by the Coostitutloo, -and an in frineement of the rights of the Senate. r and of the States whom they represen ted. Few questions Were ever more deliber ately considered or more thoroughly dis- , cussed. At length, that enlightened and ; venerable body, ihe special guardians 'of . the rights' supposed JO' have 'been thus violated, or the 12th of April following, ; rejected these Resolutions by a vote ' of . indefinite postponement. In this dtw baie,; precedents were cited of the v exer cise df thia4 right by !a!l the predecessorg of 1Mr. Madison. In VVashingtonAdhius, Jefsodaad Madison;' the actual exer- ; cise of the power' war deemed coiisf itp tibnal) and prbnouhced ' to be "orthodox s i but m bio who now frits the President iIr ChairiaW; fmirjiatto accompanied with aYitibaraiW.tjaf sise. t;. is'stitnattsff -i a Pblitical He res V, nd. denbuiieed as. Tyrant Surely he'raeViVnbi extinci U those who, straio-aT Gnats "and swallow Camels;:- I Becausi'the1 Preideht has :expWssed sentiment 'whicblmp icarcelV5 arraieri, 1 that bis oath ol effice imposes an Obligation 'paramOunl toU bdman consideratidhs beisroisrepfeseii ted as feritmihgpdwer'lrbm- Uiv irie A u- tboritv : ."ahd because he? has advancer! lha I' i . ! i . . I T , c it HI ' U--r L ''!. v ; , ... ' - - r v.:. . " . ' ' . . j ' '; ' 1 t' --u 7- -H:7,l3- es : - . V . :-7.;;.- . f '. . ... ' . V . . . ' .,',.'! r I ' - . -T- - . . ... ; - -r- 7 , rr'. . 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