' i. A A j. ,
. - ,, ? , , p
, , , t ...,0.;..;', -
petitions and memorial were preset
t Messrs Eilsbee, Hayne, and Smith
of Maryland.'. -
The bill for the relief of R?njaminTley
fcoldHi read the third time and passed.
The bill to graduate the price of public
lands ww on motion of Mr: Benton,
made the special order of the day for Wed
nesday next. .
Considerable time was spent in the dis
cission of the bill authorising a sutwcrip
ftion on the part.of. the United States to
thestock of the-Louisville and Portland
Canal,'-which was ordered to its third
reading . t - f
,J ' , . .' Thursday. Jan. 29. -
V Mr Dudley-elected a Senator from the
State of NewiYprk, was qualified and took
it V)il BP.lt..'". ..'J ; ."-'.i ' ; "
The biU authorising a. subscription of
stock, on the psrt of the United States,
l to theLouisyille and Portland Canal Com?
1 'minr'wa passed"' .' ". t "
The. bill t authorise the several States
m relinnuish the sixteenth sections grantr
-d fn t.U use of schools, :'and to enter
ether sections in Hen thereof, produced
much discussion. ' The bill was laid on
the table.'andtbV Senate proceeded to the
.consideration f Executive business. v
- ;s y"'Fri'lay, Jan. 30.' " .
"Mr, "Maries presented sundry resolu
tiojis of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
instructing the senators ana rennesnnj
Rttni-pspntatives of that Stab in Con
fess, to' brocui'e the abolition of Slavery
,in the! District of Columbia; ' . -
, At halt past 12$'th senate proceenea
to the consideration of Executive business.
the election by a plurality.
twill
v, l.i t
tj I
l.'...'.er, i rJiTi J to a tl.irJ rc.l
The j,U;e sctcd u;i tl.ii
riricijle, altoou
t!.e law provided for
Virginia State Lottery, -
, V For, the Benefit of J he
Dismal Swamp Canal Company;
. Nineteenth Class : . -
To drawn at Richmond, oo Tuesday, the 12th of
JreDruaty 1B.W.
T't.IIL. i ', im'J ) k r. 5 rf I,..?' I
.fj'u..ty li p- iu v., Lv.J in rood cuus:. n,
:;ilCO'Hati:.i. .
ANo, sever-d ot!.-r & r,..!l Tracts lying en the
Yadkin, of fine quality. Negroes will be taken
for one-half the purchase.
I AMES WELLBORN.
VYilVes, Jan. 10 1829. 37 3n.
f D: SCHEIOT.
I Prize ol 50. OW la
I
1
I
. 1
-V
., 5
, 5
- 36
'(.S6
v-56
- 36
; 36
- 360
3,780
10.000
5,000
'2,500
, 2,000
1,0' 0
600
500
100
90
-80
-60,
50
;
50,000
10,000
5,000
2.500'
2.000
. 5,000
, 3,000
2.5(0
,, S,600k
3,240
5,880
2,160
; 1,800
14.400
75.600
r AN AWAY from the iiibsfcriher, llvmfr n)nf
I miles A est of Randolph C. H. nn. Wrdnek
df nieh', the 16th of April last, hip Negro biv.
Harry " Ham i 38 yeaia M, abmn 6 feet hijfii.
thinly made, quick sp oken, snd very dark no
pirticular marks rrcollecti d about him. Harry
took with him many article of clothing, mostly
thin, vnonjr which, are a Fur Hat, half worn, a
pair of Twilled dove colored Pantaloons, a pair
of Linsey PantHloons, ami two Mixed Coats, md
from the best information I can (ret, he has tot a
free p(vs Ifiven to a Mulatto, a free man by the
nameot GnflSn Sturd, by which he passes as a
freeman. ' SAMUEL HALE. ,
Dec. 23. , . i 32 6t '
HOUSE OF nF,PRESBNTATlVES.
''y IVedmtdaiL Jan. ,28. s ;
"'Mr..McDuffie4 fioor the Committee! .of
Vaysaitd Means reported bill making
ip"nria'ioTii1v for rertiiin ; fort'ifi sfiotih'ol
the United States for t-e ye tr 1 8:29.
v' Mr. Caiiibrelena;, Irotn the Couunittee on
iT.ommerce. ronor'ed . a bill t amend the
act entitled An set to prohibit the jm
niirtation of slitvfg Into any port "it lace
vfithirt the Jurisdiction ot (tie U, Matt g
r . .. i .i . r.;. ,t. c ,in. ..rt..n icno
iroin anil airi uic uw i ". wu.
' .'Mri Fl imilton, from the Cuinmiit.ee on
li trenchment, reported 44 a bill to regtt
late the compensation of members of Lon.
tress.5 to establish a 'uniform rule for the
comnuWtion. of their mileage, und for other
Jbe-5peakerinf arm edih eHouse J hats .
bust of Gen. layette 1iad been received
fronVN 'Yorkj and had been placed in the
Hair, subject to the tulurc disposition ot
the House. . '. , ,
'Mr.. Rives asked and obtained leave to
preaeot a memorial of the -ittzens of the
County, f Albein trle, in the Stale of Vir
ginia, pVaying'Cttngfess1 to recijusider' the
claims of Mr. Monroe, late President of the
.Kwte'd Sutea, upon the Overameht, and
to remunerate him tor his losses and s.icn
ficcsio the service of his country; which
memorial was received,, and ordered to be
referred to'a select committee to conmsi
of seven members.
11,480 Tickets onlyi ' v g!83.680
TTr Orders from any trt of the United States
(poHtpaid) incWmir Cash or Prize Tickets,
promptly attended lo. ;
Whole Ticket J20 Halves flO v '
' Qu.rters , 5 F-iehths 2 50'
A pHckasre of 14 whole Tickets which mast
draw $120 can be .had for $280 V Shares of
PaCKniresmlhe same nroportioo.
Another Gupital of $4,000 sold at the Manaeere
umc. . ' . ,
Address your orders, Yates k M'lntyre, Rich
mu d, Vs.. and Charleston, S. C. at either of
hich OtRc'es all orders will be promptly receiv
ed and disposed ot.
, YATES i M1NTYRE.
' Richmohd Virginia. 35. '
' '' ' . :
. ATo. Drawn in the Grand Consolidated
' I Altera. No. 10,
Int.
11.
2d.
5.
3d.
23.
4th.
13.
5th.
6th.
30.
:Aics,of Norih-Carcli
per cwt.
e si i.i ti.e iisri.e ci
Li, wLiciibruu
30 DOLLARS RElVdHl).
'line, anove rewani win oe (riven lor the ap-
a, pinenmngf ncfrroeoy iiAML'Kii, who IHt
me about the 25th day of ermbcr last. He
isa. very durk brown, approaching' to almost a
black has a knot or sor on hi forehead is
about 5 fret 6or8 inchshiirhlspeuks with treat
ill ms . . 1 r . l J ' .
Doiones9 ana connnenre wnen sjioRen to relative
to his papers, which I have ood reason to .be
lieve he has obtained.?;, His dress is very ood,
congisiinK' of a blue fro k cloth coat and pama-
toons, a Die.,suit, iarK gny sealskin cap, a
furred and wool hat, boots, &c, He is about 21
years ot age. I am apprcbenuve tbi he is en
deavoring to get to Philadelphia or New-York.
Captains of vessels nil do well to n collect the
seventy of the law upon thm subject, r
CHARLES li. YANCr.Y.
Chnpel Hill, N. C Jan. 5. , 36 lm
The Edi'ors of the Petersburg Intelligt-n"
cer and Richmond Enquirer will pleute insert
the above one month tnd forward their account
to the subscriber and they ahull be immediately
discharged. ' '
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND for (die at the Book-store of J. Gales and
Son, in Raleigh, price three dollars, a new
Edition of the Office and Duty of a Justice ot
the Peace, and ' a Guide to Slier (fa, Coroners,
Clerks, Constables and other Civil Officers in
North Carolina. With an appendix, containing
the Constitutions of thi Stale and of the, United
States and a collection of the most approved
fovms for, the use of these Office
The new Edition of this v .luable-Work con
tains besides its former useful matter, the sub
stance of all the Important Aots passed by the
CcnerarAwmbly ttom the year 181a. to the
present period, which appear under their proper
heads.
Orders for this new Work will be duly attend
ed to, from any p -rt of the State. ,
Feb. l, m?,.
Land for sale for Taxes.
; Ten Dollars lieward.
r AN A W AY from the subscriber, on or about
i the 1 0th of December last, a;negro womin
named l,Yl)IA. flu- is light cota-.h-cted, tall
and slim, and about 35 years old. f' She formerly
lived in Raleigh, N. C. but it is ekpeeted sh- is
lurking about (Camden, S. C. I vHIl give the a.
bove reward if s'h is delivered tol me in Colum
bia, or lodged in Jail so that I tret her.
J.OIfN M'COLL.
January 3. . 1 lm -
. H KM OVAL.
POCTOUYaBIUS J. HAYWOOD
n AS removed to (he tipper apartment of the
Store1 occupied by -William & Haywood,
where he m y always be found unless professi
onally engaifed.
, Raleigh, Nov 10. ' ' jg
280
225
182
25
67
. ; - -Thursday, Jan. 29. .
. The resolution offered by Mr. Weems,
on the subject of the distribution of the
Public Lands, which has been under dis
cussion for the two preceding days, was
laid on the fable, on motion of Mr. Mnore
of Ala.' After some othelr resolutions had
been adopted, the House resumed in Com
mittee of the whole the consideration of 5
the bill for the preservation and repair of 337
. a t ' ' -.. at t.
the Cumberland roaa,. wr. Mercer, ne
ing absent tin account of indisposition.
Mr. Buckner took the floor in defence of
the bill, and in opposition to the amend
ment' , He was followed by Mr. A. Ste
venson, the Speaker, who made a success
m . . . , . , -. ,
lul motion xm me uomraiuee rise, ami
consequently is entitled to the floor when
the House shall resume the discussion
:A bill was reported bv Mr. Vance from
tht committee an Militarv Affairs, to a-
tmlish the ofljee of Major General, and to
tcguiate ureyei ran; in we Array
' On motion of Mr. Long, the committee
on Post Offices and Post Roada were in
structed to innuire into the expediency of
establishing a post route from Pittalxiro,
by Hackney's X Roads, to UDapel Iiai,
in Kortli-Uirouna.
OJi the 2nd Monday in March nett, willbe
sold at the Court House, in Sr.owhil., Greene
County, the following Iraou of laitil,- or e nHoh
thereof as will b Surucient to pay tax du tbere
on, for the yean 1824 and 1825, and cost of ad
vertising, (agreeable to act ot assembly, 1827
and 1828.) ' , . ,
250 acres given in by Rhoda C rr, for 1824 & 5
200' do do Jesse lurp'irey ltft4 (Si 5
200 (h) do Marg Murpbrey . 18JJ
671 do do Cath'o. Porter ,1824 St 5
do
do
do d
do
do
33
406
300
22
168
270
87 do
140 do
521
48
110
52
63
do
do
d
do
do
do
d
do
do
do Spiers Murhrry
do "T Wm. Raul 18:4 k 5
Jas. B.Hooker 1824 Be 5
Aug. William 1325
John Ruff 1824 & 5
Wm. R.ixberry 1824 k 5
Henry Bell 12S
Marv Coward 1824 k 5
Wm. Farmer 1824 k 5
Ben. Hartsfi Id 18)5
Pope Albritton 1825
Jesse Brand . 1824
!aac Pkte 1824
RicharilL. T'won 1824
Jonatb:.h T. Eason 1825
do
do
do
do
do
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Lemon Etson 1825
Stephen Eason 1825
(Listed by Stephen Eason Guardian, kc.)
do , dp lor Ashley Eason 1824 k 5
do do Fr incisTlngpen 1824 k 5
do do Klix'th. Tlngpen 1824 k 5
do do for Clara Thk'nen 1824 & 5
ZACHARIAIt ELLIOTT.
Jan. 1,1829. 39 4t
J. lit ir uoimiiiivi nj vmimntj
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
Published in the City of Washington,
B9 KUKwtUU Vdick. .
StAte of North -Cttporma.
, Rutherford County. 11
Superior Coun of Law Ocpber Term, 1828.
AVIIliam-Hjck c Eliz.iheth-Hkks.
1 ' Petition for ItUercei ,
TT apperin( to the stisfetioo of the Court,
that E' zabeth Hick, the dtfendant; i not an
inhabitant of this St te; it therefore ordered
by the Court th.t public .tion be m.de three
mon'hs in the Raleigh Reg'iKter, giving notice
to the defrndsnt that he appear at the next Su
per or Curt o law to holden tn Hu'herton!
ton, on ih'o' 3d ndav after the 4'b Mondav tit
"March nettiTtlien and there to answer, nlead or
demur to said petition, otherwise it will J e ta
ken pro conlewHi and Htljudgiil accordingly,.
V itness, ,lmr, Morris, l.lerk otouund Court,
'a', office the 3d Monday after the 4th Monday in
September 1828, ami of the 5;ld year ol the In
dependence of the United S4te. ....
' JAMr.8 MOR!'I3,Clk.
Slate of North-Carolina,
WASHINGTON l Ol'NTY.
Ik EduiTr. Kail Trrm, A U. 1828.
Friley Jones
-'. . - -
William Jones Thorn Jones, Jane Jones, Tho
mas R. 8mw and Nancy nis wife. Charln'tr
Jones, by Levi Pag-n. her t.turdian, and Fri-
lev J oiks, by Wm. Facan, Sen, hi (iiiardan.
ITuppearing lo the satislaction of the eourt.tliat
Thomas' J ones reside without the limit ol
the St.ite i It is ordered that public tnn be made
three months in the Raleigh Kcgmter, tint un
lei he ppesr and answer at the next Superior
Court of F.qutty to be held for the County ol
Washington on the second Momly in March
next. Judgment pro confeso will be taken
against him. Tet,
J. ROELF.T, C. M. B. W. C.
It is stated, that agreeably to the usage
in such cases, Mr. Adams has tonvened
the new Senate to 'meet on he 5th March
They will have to pass upon such appoint
ments as tne new President ' may submit
to them. " . ..
.Edinburgh Rcview.-Thi is a celebra
ted journal both in England and the Uni
ted States. It has shown, on many occa
sions, considerable liberality to our citi
zens and institutions. This feature in
its character, has perhaps, , contributed
more than any other to its great circula
tion in this country. That circulation,
however, is now considerably diminished,
on account of the deserved popularity ot
our own Reviews. We were much grati
fied to discover in' the last number, a no
tice of the Life of Columbus, by our coun
tryman Irving in which the merits of that
work are set forth in a manner more flat
tering, if possible, than by the North
American. , . ; . ,
The Hon. Edward Livingston, at pre
sent a member of Congress from the State
of Louisiana, was. on the vl 2th alt. ap
pointed by the Legislature u that State,
a Senator in Congress, vice Mr Boulig
ny whose term of service expires oh the
3d March next.
Vpon a large scale! The State of Pertn
sylvania has effected a loan of g80O,000
for Internal Improvement, redeemable
1854; .at an interest of 5 per cent per an
numThe contractors' are Messrs: T &
J. O. Biddle, & S. J. Ncvins and Co.
, A correspondent of one of the Northern
papers, says that the members of Congress
attend so much less to business than to
pleasure, that he has seen the Speattorex
erting himself a whole hour to get a quo
rum into the House. At last he sent
the Sergeant-at-Arma to compel their at
tendance and directed the door-keeper to
lock them into the hall as fa'st as they ar
rived. This another pier compares to
a Western Court, into which the She-
rift came one morning, and told the Judge
that he Should probably have the jury rea
dv by the next day, f,' (said he) we
have run down ten of theiriTaml have got
them tied up in the sited ; and two depu
ties and four dogs are Alter the others,
and they expect to catch thorn this after-
I -it-'As , e nsves,-; u "k., f
if Cabb?. 'i', mm! bv Mr. Daniel Clarv.
at Beard's Bri,!ge; this season. It weigh
ed about 11 lis- a:id t!.e Lead stoo! t'-.rea
eet.hi"h. - ll'ut. Carol.
in
noon.
FRIDAY. FEB. 6, 1829.
: '. r Friihnl. Jim. Sft
Ilia House took up the orders of the.
day, the first of which was the bill to coa
tinue in forte an act t authorise the Ci
ty of tWuhington to draw Lotteries
nme, discussion ensued upon this bill,
vbich was opposed bv Mr. tVicklilfe, and
. . . . ... ...
Omhl PDer has been established at the Seat
CI of the General Government, under auipini
which the Publish rs thmk favorable lo the en
cour(rement of a Periodical devoted, as it is
the diflusinn ef Literan. Scientihc ami tiseful
miKellaneou information l's object ha been.
at it will continue to b, to promot the cause of
Letter, and to spread, within its range, a a now.
ledee of all that may be new, interesting and va
luuble. in Science. Literature, and the ri, to
gether with the l'et foreign and domestic In
tell'gmce. .Mere party tli-puta ion arej-anu
shall be sedulously vo'ulel, and nothing will be
admitted but what may trnd to enlarge and in.
Still Later. The Napoleon, i from Li
verpool, brings paper to the 23d Dc. i
The material fact of the retreat of the Rus
sians beyond the Danube, is put beyond
question.
Jjtfayrfte. finely executed white
marble bust of Genl. Lafayette, has been
presented, by an unknown donor, to Con
gress. The bust is the work, it appears,
of P J David, of France, wrought in 1828,
and inscribed to the General. On the
right are inscribed the following words,
taken from Lafayette last speech to the
President of the United States, Sept.
7 th, 1R25: '
(iod ' les. you, Sir, and a'l who surround it.
God hies the American I'eo le, each of their I
State, and the Federal Government. Accept
this pair otic farewell of an overflowing liei-rt i
such wilt be it last throb whn it craves to beat " I
On the left are the following, taken from
hisspeechin the House of Representatives
on the 10th December, 18-24 :
V hat better pledge cn be riven of t per-
aeerring natmnalloVe of Liberty, when those
bleating are evidently the remih of a virtuous
resistance ot oppression, and of iiistitutioiisfuuil.
ed on the Rights of M.tn. nL the republican
principle ol ell-govcrnment.'
These inscriptions are colored red, and
Trukiin Trade. S. fair (if elegantlr
matched ponies belonging to.the South,
were on a visit to this .pity, and on in
specting one of them closely, the animal ,
was found to have a, glass rye, a close re
semblance to tha natural one. . It seem' '
that a nail in the manger hail struck out,
the eye of the horse, which being a favor
tie wiin nia masier, was carrier mijociitr
Scodder, who soon remedied the defect .
by a large artificial. fixed in witjj great --:
neatness. " The defect is not easily seen,
' . , Noah. ' ' '
i PssaB , S c - H ,i -
Darten Rank. iThis", i-stituiion. not
witlisUi.dn g t 'e machinations ami ,idveii .
pi edi' tious of its enemies ha' pii-l iw
the t reasury of Georgia the secomi io.f'd
ment ot seveitv-hve ihousiind dolirs
within the time prescribed by liwj ami ,
we are nappy in bfing au'e (it announce .,
thai the inoiher bank and us branches arc -
gain in tip xmm.Phe mi. ' ,
r VV perceive, hv the Ohio State J urnal 1
that a petition present d to tin Le'n,U ;
ture of tat S' t", prayingfof ihe oigini ;
zutimi of the 7otiipuniai .Medical Sorie-i .
i'8 was werrvtuu thf lonimntee on th
penitentiary. ,The uieiiibr who proposed ,
trie rcletence, '' slated 'that had been '
iuforinwl ih it i worthy citizen of Ilamil
tun Cnunty had recenily fallen a. victirt
to the Tiioippsoniia praclke,' under' cir
t ums ahteaiwhich " reodeitd It quiie pro- -b.ibte
IhatlhVpraitftioner with whom ihe
accident H.i'd happe ned, wou'd be permit- ' ;
ted to niiUh his ( niedieal 'studies in tho
peniieritiacy that cases of the same kind
were lik ly to occiir heienfu r and "hat,
cuns qiiently, the Commitiee on the Pen
itefliiaiy wis better qualified than any ..
other, to take cognizance of the subject.?
The last few weeks have been produe- ..
tiye tf more extensive fires in fnctorief
tlian we everjnoticed in the same period
of time. To those already giveu is to
be added the following t
AVe learn from the Norwich Courier,
that the Silk Factory in Lisbon, Conn,
owned and Occupied by Mebsrs. Z, P. Si
J. Uottuin, took fire on the night of the
first inst. and was entirely consuin:d.
We learn that a small part only was iri
aured, and tliat the loss tt the owners will
greatly retard, if not entirely break up' "
their labor! in this new and interesting '
branch of manufactures. Thjs, it is be-4ieved,-nvas
thenlyilknanufactory--iii
Connett;cut, if aot the only me in New
England."
.' The f I'owing just ..ii( be.iutifjl tribute
ot'ie v. luo a'Hl iiiiporianre of (he Art of
Printing, i fcuiu Irving' LileofCuiuiu
bus : '" ;, ". :v...r-l"-'''---
The recent invention of the rt of Printing,
enable nit i to eimmunicte rapuily and ctlerw '
k ve'y their idea and d scovcrica. h drew loiths
leai ning from lihraries k convents, and hrought
it f.oiiilurly to tiie reud ng di sk of the student.
Tract ol information, which b. tort had existed
mly in costly manuicripts, carefully treasured -tip,
an I kept out ol the reach of the Indigent
Seholar and obseure artist, were now n every
h nd. There waa henceforth to be. no retrogres.
lion in knowle nor anv pauie in its career.
Every Hep in advance Wai Immediately, and si
multaneously, and widely promulgated, record,
t d in a thousand form, and fixed forever. There
could never igain be a dark ige. Nation might
thut their eye -to the liltt. a id lit In wilful
darknes, but they could not trample It out. It
would stdl snine on dispensed lo happier tiarta
ofthi woild, by the diffusive power of the
PaM."
We commence in to-day's paper, he
debate on the Bank Question, and shall
continue it, until the whole is published.
Mr. Gaston's speech is next in order.
-ecv
Tlu Season. We have had during the I the whole bust docs great credit to.the
nast week, verv cold weather, and ou artit.
0
NYedhesdav morninr there was a slight
fall of Snow , ! , , -
The Newbern Spectator announcjs the
arrival of the Steam Boat, CWorts, hav
ing successfully performed her first trip
to Bean fort, through the Clubfoot and
also by Mr-Sergeant, chiefly oa the ground terest the mind, and improve and benefit the! Harlow's Creek Canal. Shu departed
the pernicious consequences to tne puo- j uer-
lie morals 'which would result from giving
s legislative sanction to t species ol gam
bling so ruinous, and so manifestly on the
increase. The bill was then recommit
ted to tht Committee on the District of
Colombia, with instructions to report a
provision prohibiting the sale of Lottery
tickets in the District. I '':. '
The Housu then resumed the considc
ratimi t the bill for the reliel of Harris
nd Farrow, w hich was not disposed of
wjhen the House adjourned. '
About half an hour was consumed in
t.il of the House, a quorum uot appear
lg at U o'clock," which was the hour tu
ihnj) the Huuti was adjourned
Mr. Hamilton reported, from the com
fc.tlce on lU'trcnchmenU a bill to organ
be Ikiard for the Settlement of Claims
sualnst tht Government", Ui increase the
dtiue nf tha Attorney-General, and for
whtr pt uses. ' He stated it tobehii
ititention tit oiiive tho consideration ofllitf
b, l i som aa iv al.oold ba printed'
A Summary of the Proceetling of Congrei
wm, during the Session, be regularly given.
fTT The Chronicle is published every Satur
day i and, is printed m the bet manner, on s
l.rge heet, (impual sue.) rnce J peraM-
urn, or VJ 3U rt paid in advance.
Slate of Xorlh-Carolina,
llalifax County.
' ' In Fftiit) Fall Term, 1828.
VVUIiam R. ghine-Complainarit.
George W. Gary, Robert F. W. It. PTrk'uis sad
- Hlrtitun llurrow. Delemlants.
T ppenng to the atisfuciion of the Court
again
for. Beaufort, carrying besides
freight, sixteen passengers. 4 The most
agreeable part of the information given in I employed
the. Spectator, is the determination of the
Proprietor to run her, during the next
session of our legislature, up Nruse, Ri
ver, to Smilhfield and if practicable to.
Cobb's -Mills. We hope Mr. Keene,
whose operations on the Cape Fear, have
been so successful, will be employed on
the h'euse this summr,ad thereby facil
itate the views ef our Newbern friends.
Theto'al of he registered and the en
rolled and lire used Tonnage nf the United
Si.ttr in 1821. s reported, was 1,334.190
ions, lli t . f North Carolina wai a.f
Iw s : Wilmiiigto'i, 9.6U, Newbern,7,864
Washington, 4.248, Ed-i.ton,7 864, Cam-
I 4T m m l Iw . . A W.
W. 0,33)), Deseliirt, I, XIX, riVmiHun.
648, ()rc k", The toui.ageol
N. rth Carolina U greater than li st ol
S .u'h Csridn,a and (icorgia togrihrr, but
our thnai prevent it Ix-tneso ureDublv
- - t t sr
Aeu-oerrt. Spectator.
IT ppenng to tht aiislicinm of the Court I . ,. , - e- , , . ,
thatitrd)LF.V.ll.PeV.Mrede beyond Only think of a Steam Boat, freighted
the limit of this Sute i It W ardercd by the
Court; that publtcstma be nU in the Raleigh
ufister for 3 UMmtht, that unless he appear by
the arcond day of nest term, and pot in in-
swer, pies or demumr to the CompUinant's bill,
if ill be taken pr ttS.Vam, and Set tuf hearing
'ejr firn to luaa. ' -- -'
.Witiir, rxireend It.' rreeman, uiera anu
Maaier in Fruity, fut Hahfau emiaty, at office,
th4tU lMdfJ artrflbe 4th M-ndy incept.
llfJi. LiiU. U. 1 KELHAN, t. at. a.
with paisengersV wiUiin six miles of Ra
leigh ! Our whole city would turn out
m Mowe to greet the novel tboogh wel
come visitant The mere probability of
it, Js ethiliratmg. , ,
7VufO The Petersburg Times men
tion thee ate of a crop of thirty hhu cf
. American Cohnuation Society The
twe Mi an utl tneeiing o this Society,wa
he'd at t'ie I ny of iilug oo on Siur
dy Us Ju Ige Va-hpgtoa prrsidinjC.
Amoi g the innnber who attended, we
perrie Uie tnnu of Chief J n :ice Mtr
h'l, Go. Tyl r, and Urn. Mr.rr, Imm
the 8 te Society of V rgi-iia. and W S
Aren. r Gq from thL lVterburg Auiil
iary HtHiety, The mrrtini W4ddiesse
.a t m a'
bf ,l'srv i uv, fiercer a orr c. wo
ceratlr nprtei ted (he benrvolent V
1, 1 1 whuh the ki. t have U View, ti be
r Did ly altiliclrg luw.rd Urul seicess.
Tne plan ret-.mioinded by Urrtt Smi'h.
ot Nrw.Trk, to rai4 RluO.tK) by sub
criptltis ot SlfiOO, (Myable by imdsl
Mi all (u teft frars frcootiiieuded t
ihe neiitiott f he supporters of the so
ciety.AfK. Cnnp,
lUThe interesting article in our last Tne. ,
day's pper, relative to Governor Gasw.'ll, waa
errotv ously cr. dited to tit Newbern Osartasi,
instead of th" SrscriToa.
MAHUIED,
in ine ,oiinimr, in tne town or lUlitat, on
the ?Sth ult at midnight, Mr. Jonn M. St.aii.lii-,
of Edc nt io, to Mis Hooa Peltier. In the same
town, on the .9th ult. Mr John M. Durg to
Mrs. Frnnce Umlorhill. C
In Camden county, Me. Did Williamson to
Mr, polly CaH wright i n, Mr. Jam, Walker,
of Ciirrimck, to Mn Lydi L'urlin i Uo, Mr.
Lemuel Cart which 'O Mian Margaret B.rnard
also, Mr Wm. WiU.m to Mi bluahrth Berry .
also lr.John I (lawyer M sarwh Wrignt
lso. on the 8ili nit. Dr. Gideon C, Maichant,
lo Mi F.mily Ttulmau. , I
la ('urntuck county,' Mr. Jlrb Barnard, of.
t-himl n, to Mi Polly Walker i alo, U muel "
Fe eb -e. F.-o.'o Mra J,ne Hro' kett.
., unim at Mr.jonainantulaay.nTCiirrituci -CMiiity,
i Mrs. Jane Lin ' , of PaxjU'ita'ik,
Widow of lr. F.dmo wl Lindwy, d,-c , .i.. .
"At Mm k'uigham, R.ciimoi d ounty, fr-w
atvi t'o, sir. jtmes ueaae 9 wus Jane VT.
vi ,. ...
In Robeson ominty, on the 15 hull. Mr, Ham.
Boean, ol t CarAliiu, to MsJ( it Al'nrd, .
In Salisbury, on 'he 20th ultimo illiam D.
Crawford, Fsq. to Mis Chri,s ian L M ill. '
In Rowan eoum vi on the 18th utl m s Mr. I).
Lcdwtll to Mux H nnh Poo i also, oo the 35ij
ult. Mr. John Grubb, of Vogini, to Mr. Betsey
Praley, f
In Mecklenburg county, on the iJtb ulu Mr.
Joseph Lewi to Mr., Khs, Jenninri,
dii:i), . v
At hi residence In Dvldon county, en the .
11th nit. Mr.Ueotga Hoofer, sgxUlyetr.
Hew aresMCUble, enter .rising and itscrul -cit'uen.
Also, on Uie 9th, M lloovrr, th
mialde andetemplary eenwirt ol Mr. lloovrr.
also 68 year of age, there being a few ' months v
diftertnee between their age. , , ,
In tjneola County, on the Vth ult- Mr, Ca'eb
Connelly, in the 33J year of bU age.
In Llitabatb C-ty, Mr. William p. Carter, of
Boston, aged abwu 2) y tart.' ,
In rjhoaiicountv, very ucilenly,, Wm. Cot
6.1,1, r.. In the Joih year of hi age.
In Hertford, Petqulioan couuty, on itlia 18ik
ult, Mr. Cluuks Amnglow, wtertlunl tUo, ew
th 911 lv Alfred kuore. Cm. rotuutcr of
th- place).
Ot the frih ult. at the turn of Mr. J. p
bertoB, m S.,ri. WilLiai C ai.i'), Viico.li, MsL
Reuben llwibti, fatm ly t ttsidvwt of N. CaroC
na. .i i ven day mwe would have eomple-
i tne fym year o nw - . ',, -
la Oteene unt, Alabama, on the 9th tilt.
Mr. Jihu A. rVdUms, formerty of tbm vicinity,
la M lia OuUMty, T.teHr, atb leiolt.
bapl. J" n - rvaun, lonoarly ef lui lUta,
ia UK Wd sai aiLa age ,