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PUBLIC DINNER TO LIR. CLAY.
: ;'XJpofi the brief notice given in. the pa
i pers of;this rityirbt Satanlaynrnin
v IntVtnftl Tpmhsrs bf Concrcsa," and other
strange
(the M
leave ot liRNRVi-LAY, laie-cfucwiij.wi
tate, previous to his departure. from,the
- v- ;Citv for'hi reait! eftce j n' KentutkyV; X
- " Tlid Compdhy assetnbleil onthisocca-
- i
' -tlemerreat-doxvii' to aVery abunttantnil
lrnmlsrime Entertainment provided Bylr.
1 - -nflrnhwl t at.wTuch Genl. AValter Jokes
S"acfeU:Psi!eiitV And GQalviiut;-
-VEsqVCol- R;C.4ViGtiTiiAN,apd CoKJ.
: I Si uit, as Vice.Presidentso .V ;
: :The:ninner;bejn6verVnnyened4by
' - 'taftedteht Avine. aind eheered-byDatriOtic
1 nti- ulmclui nwl. out ofthe abundance: of roor-
"preparetl; bees,) oerc YtaV;frpnhe
,0 Chair V ';
' ' i.l and intellectuaV rV source v. to postpone the;
J '"fif ilevted and-eanable. for.thesake of more
1 cheitshed .'opinions on government or policy
and tort unati s nappy,' u :tuey narc lonwiuM.t).
''jV.vc'Xionai,. jnipariiai,":a,iU' wise.scicuiiuii v"";"r-.
-" Vnesn-s, forjiational ends-t h'candor and patriot-;
xf ism of ftU parties tnustaqcordapplauie and sup j
" -port, unqualified by.anjTT Tthit personal or,Soli
,V 7 tieal r-rtaiectjous-or cUhaiops .'imitate J in the
;,fecentVaKVHSsfo"the choice of rulers. ,'J -
- " - , , " yieJoritiesundJJiuortties. As meymancup
V' the agr?vgu;ef,the,hody p ohtic,-so mutual m
--?urjor inveterate feud ; vvouId.be, & irrational a-
, - .mor tuetut as amtmjf tneftmoers vf mc
;t ' natural body jt'he aliments proper to.both,are;
Vt 'kiibwIcOe virtue public spirit, vwhich can
lyranny; or, me manyvv xyrv--. r.
i anl confuWd ly,th'e too intense vand pervading"
tioi. otT'etteral Dowtr. nor ns .pnnci wes ui
couesion ;vs e
ekened By, tlie impatient ebullitiona
ituent mrrs. ' 4 V- f
cf its cunstit
V 5i He4?thfcpr6spentx;-arid,happinesato our
? hi?-!ilv valued ar.d-esteemed Guest .and fello
JicttwrfliENllV, CIJaT.; W'hateyerihe future
. ; ui tTnn ;iiF hi lift,.'- he has done . enousrh; for
v-. . bnuV, and needpe:re,-,ho,hrher reward tuan
V - tt' rlern.seatta 'IfTct ion ,and respect -ot his.
'Vfwnd and rtisctuinty." " wV;-:V
-' rn,a TVi-f- tmvtnrr hpn,'rripivea - with I
'Viireat applause iniu.vcuL-aicu vv; ?
4r- tne acclamations suDmeu, -
-1 -Mr. Clay addressed .thee Uompanr as
' f ; In Tiring rr. Prede-nVto ofTrr jtfy. respect
. ; -f ' '
am ii'-Te t nejDnjecv -mus. an. --ihmikiv '5
,f vourxelVatwl the tlher, gentlemen now assero
. reTPJer nnrtion of -my ' public-life, fYoii ,aul or
.tbled for -an HiuatTuctid mbarrsmfnv which i
r-, v 'mtWe sensibly 'Tel Jian 1t vtan be distinctly ex
t .hi c -I- TUit nitv iiasheen the theatre of the
V Others who'u t ncvw, see,. huve'been the spectators
V of m'v pu!li course a'nd-coiylucn You and they
k ' ' ri..'if 1 mai Iw.rro w a technical expression from
, n houoranle proftrsstim; of wltieh j ou and T aryj
. - ,iudment rendtred bv those;4 ho have thus long
' kilo w and by, cftliers, .though not. ot , the,
AVfSrtl:7 wlir h'Mve tinasessed eaual onnortunities
H of forming correct iopi nlons. I most -.. cheerfully '
:r r4x j'WubmiMftbe weight of human, testimony should;
be estimated .by the mtelligence andrcspectabi-;
; ledge "of 'the matter on which hetestlfieV the
'highest considerffion-i'due to,' that rwnich has
r-'. been'ths day spontaneously given I shjJjever
t i thcTish it.witMhemoatiutefuI recollection, and
.viloolt lack'rtoi it-with proud satisfaction. .
1 'priety, abstatntrvm any aIlusionrattIustimeand
V . . at this place, to. public affairs , Uut considenng
r j;th'e occasion -which Jias b'rou'ght us tcgetlierVthe
V, r event which have preceded itaod the influence
t : wVtf txAV T lMrtT .
,v . . -4;ountrvr my silence nngnr of miiuaierpreiei,
f '.emDrace juns nxs puonc opporviijrv yjng
f " " w words, Mnee the terrninatc:njt the late me-
tnorani e..na emoitiereci comcswi w ..jrma
"tos;--A "mslorlty of the IVbple has decideil
;.t r, -rjay wish ;to continue -or-Teviyec tne agnations
I vrith which thaf contest -was .attended.-.. It, is end
.1 "'-cd for good or' for evil.YThe,Nation Win'sre.
' t'anTd from tlKJtr decision there can und otiglit' to
v1' , ,be nrf appeal." -Bowing;" as I do,Withrofoiin.H
- ; ?CsPeCt to niem, ana it niu exercise or cnetr
sMCf .apvtreiijn -authority,"! rnay,: Vjev? rthcles;:Jbe, nP
' ' 'J' lo W'ed to retain Vo express, my ow n uhchaiirg?'
t V' ed sentiments, even" if they ahoukl not be hVper
fvfect CoIncidence'Wtth- thenrs. It t a. soince olT
r nien gr.imcuiion jo, mciu uuicre 4jli,wwi?
t,hese sentimentit it common 'with moret than-half
r f a ah I !ior of-free ro;n.rpsses.sihgt -degree of Vr4
'-O'- tue; of xntelMgn?erW rthgion, ami, of genuine'
- . - w L W ry ' - - - - ... - . .
' jothers,'i,turrias8ed,- in th same number' of
' ' v ' -man-' '-in tins or" oiuer wuuu iu vims or jiii,
ColiieragelV' V: V; ''-V
V? ' U ileurecated the election of the present Pre-
;;,.' s lent of the .United Sta-tes;j bcajnsel believed
be had neither the temper, the "experience.; nor
, f-Z - "the "attainments neqoisite'? to discharge thtf Com
'y plicated ani arduous duties pt Ciiet Magistrate.;
- '-r I deprecated it still more, because his elevation,
X believed," ould, be the resu$, xcJusiTeT,of
Vv withootVeTard to'-indtspensible-, civil qualiric-
. O vtioni- U c.h neither1 retract, nor1 alter, Mrior
l: , tntxiify, -any opinion which, on,these subjects,-
e -,-,', thought"-!; beheld ' in his 'electron rttn awful
r.inhiH rinrt&e tare wnicn-ai same ruture i
-t A; i'"pry to God, that "if ijt ever arrive, it ay bef some
-rf far tiisti div.VvP befall this infan Repub-'
be' 'AU past history h 1 lmriressed on ray mind
- this solcmnprHn-i r, nor - is -4f efT-ced. ot
.ivcalienedJby cc. rrpa aneous events' passing
;;:yiihnrt our own red continenvlt is remnrka-
"f- ' blr, that at this ch, at1 the headVifVtght of
;then,Inder'- tioyemments established
5,inVot ' AmeiiCits military" piTicersVh'aVebeen
i"-1. placed, or. tiavei f1 icedf ihetnseives, General
' LivmUc ha. by' 'military force subverted the
-'J JTiruoiic cTLa Plata .General S uita Cruz ithe
ty Chief TJaniStrrte.ot Bolivia ; Colouel J Pitito of
CliiMt uenerai ja aiarot feru i ,-mul ' G rier.il
,c rv ' pollv.rtf ColomLu. ' Central America, rent in
- r r nd bleeding at yt ry pore,fromvound9
"j W'Tihm.,' i.uiiiarv icuons;, is ur.dci
- . ' " t.k - -iUrqate sway cf their' Chiefs Ii tl- r.n
- - ernment vf'ur nearest nei,;T.l,yr, an electL.v
-'.. "nducted according to ill ths requireinenta of
. neic Constitution, I .J terminated witii.u major-
-'fv ;rt.y n theS-atfin fiver cf Pacini.;, the civil can.
didate. , At insuneclicn was jisedth& v.
jHct tsicth pfa bargain, bin t:f cormotion?V
sounded i the irtiin tv'c'..n. .fi.t ....j i
f Jrm eseefeo. br cfoila ImJnn-i i r-i t
ed President 1 he thunders from the surrowvi-
;,o.frrt: anl the Acclamations of the assembled.
mu!titi:!e on-the 4th loUus. vrht Gener.il vW
at t!.- heud of out afTairs;, It Utrue; and in thiss.
resnec i ce" are nappier c .vv
Can States, mat ms election pas poi oecu oi"'
about by tniljtaryViqlcnce .vTheforms of '-the-Constitution
haveyet remained inviolate. 1 ,
In re-assertintrthe ODinioa wh'fch' I uold ne.
think is further trom.Wlpurposehantreat,
with the shghteSttusrespect timse o.nijr.,jrMuw
citizens herer'or e ierp;? wht may entertain
opposite, aentimcnts .ri'he fact of laimmj? anJ
seem;, does Htt' PerceiVelhe' dners' w hich I ap
t h.lf:.; l , th;it;w h ? v i sVm e s ecu ri-
tjr aMi rt Lth'eir eifectr; which ancient afd mod
oiner man miniarv uiiiiuu" v, hi- k i . x.
Tlul cibertliai done fne"mticK'injitic-
antonHunpivjoivvanuxuiwMHiquiyustc.
ldVs4nBictedr a"s I mujever believe foftbe
ionbie purpose xtv graTuyiny piyHicrccHiiuput,;
Wnd pi-omotinerneWmal ambUicinVV v,?V
VVIien,' tTurin the- &le canv.is,; he came-for-.
warn in tnepuauQ.pruivK, uiiuenns prup.er iuumc,
with his cliarcrel acrainst -ffle, faitd htimmo.ned be
fore the public tribunal Ids frieml und .hii.onty
1 witness to establish Vh tha 'antioas attentTou of
i!tie:''wiioie"AJUcricn.rojMC,''-wiai unweu. 'Mkjiiv,
testimony " which ; that i witnesai mightirerKTerfj
11 e promp-tly . obey-ecithe- ?alli) 'nd testified to
wlwt he kife wt He, couhl saytnoihlngi 'and he
saul jr.atnjnff,;wnth cast tne slig-htestvtihaae up
on mv honor jor inteErritvV 1Vhat he did say was
the reverse of any implication of me.- f ' Tlieri, all
jusi anq lropaiiiai men, anu an wuo uhu i muj i
the,matrnanmiity ? of mv accuser, - believed, that
he wduld'triake apublic acknowledgment of bis
error. v itow jar reasonaote expecxauou un
pecn; lujaiiea, jevnis persevermg ana siuuuvin
silence attest.vv v ?- - J . ' " - '
i Butmy" relations to that citizen, - by a recent
eventare howgehanffed. Hef. s the Chief-Ma-
gtsrrate oi my-uount rj, nyesieo wun .large aim
extensive-powers, tlve administration oftwhich
rnay conduce' torit prospTerity or .occasion" iit$
ad vcrsit v: ? Patriotism e n ioiti 4L aa a duty, tlvat,
whilst, helisrin that exalted station;' hehoul4 be
treated with decorum, and his , official acts be
judged of in a spirit of candori: Suppressing
far as I can. a sense of mv nefsonal wr.nnjrk 'wfh
ling evento fcirjriverhimi if his conscience and
our common Cod" can -Acquit him ? and enter
rainingnir uie njajorny wiiicn, i.a.5 ciecicu mm,
and tor the office: which he fills, all the defer
ence which Is due from a prlvatecdizen, I most
anxiously hope liat, tmder-Vts ' guidance, tte
ereat interests of our country toreic. ami no
prom tit
to the welfare' of- mr cotinttvi sincerely ' to .ex
press this;hopv I' make no pledge?, no promis-
tence Mypuolic life, I trust, furnishes
bet-guaratHy my-faithful adherence o thoser
great principles oi internal ana exxernai poucyi
Ao which rt-nas-heen been hjtherto jealously, de
dicated.''?" 1Vhether I "shall ever- liereafter take
anv . pa rt in the public-councils or not. - depends
upon circumstances beyond my ic6ntroL Hold-
i'ing the principle,1 tiiat a citizen, as long as a' sin
gle pulirition remains is under an obligation to
-xert his utmost energies. in. the service of hi
coumrv ,- u naxessary, wneiner in pnvaip or puu
.licslatlonmy friends- here, i and everywhere
mavrest asshred, iiiKi.'ineUher condition. 1 shall
stand erect j with, a spirit tmconquered, whilst
lifeeivdMreaV ready to-second their ' exertions in
' ."'."'.r - '. -r..r. . ... .1.1. ji. ' t . T
iue na
lasure
bf this oppoitunity to make , my grateful acknow
ledgements for; the courtesies and" kindly aiten-'
tions which I have uniformly experienced from
the Inhabitants of this City,r ?jr A free and -social
intercourse with them during a period. of ;more,
than twenty years; is about to terminate, with,
out any? recollection, on my part, of a; single
painful collision, and without leaving behind me;
as-far as I kuow,ra single personal enemy. If,
in the sentiment with' which-1 am - about to-con-cludejl
do not give a particular expression to
tfie' teelings inspired by the. interchange of civi
lities and friend!' offices, I hfte tbr citizens of
rtVasbington will be-'assuredithat thetrindividuil
happiness, and the ' growth awd prosperity of
this.CityiWill?;ever be -objects "of ..my" fervent
wishes": ;In the sentimeqtwhich I shall present
jy.jnfTer,' they are indeed.,compreiejided, for the
welfare of this City is indissotubly associated 'with
that of pur Union, and the preservatioipt our
I jberrvV:V- ."1 7 - ' ' - -- -'J . -1tV' .
request permission to-propose , 1 . t
iV. JLet a never despair, bf the American lit
pubHc v;-,;.;-- .-y;-: y-y
Mr C fay" appeared to be much Indisposed
by a e v' re cd d i a n d ret rei t v e'ry su tv a f
ttr the deiivery, of hi reiiatki and toast
foraome jiineilbnger ; auilr jt'mid'the liye
! ve n j n v menta of., social 1 e eli ng ,! n d - ?; bd
hu mr)u Vial Inyed by ;4anv ;;ti net u re of p ir ty
tr,pvronal animosity tnwtni any person
cen
v mm
iif jhfsse prtive -. aJ lie tKk, the f n& pe -if
.vo I Ct n te r, t if. s tsf-i; a nd o f II i ee ve have bee rj
1 1 J" 1 ' V J . i . -n ...
inauifUv;
" A , a- :--
.J3vGehl. -Walter Jones.
Reform Like: f!hat-I-'
ty. let it b gin at hbm.
.i? 'fon. fr. Sergeant, pf. Pa;' Theprmciplei
orot
cians, not ot manuractarers.v - :
ijt Mr. O Jtrighi, of Olio. . Vnie present'Ad
ministration My theyreform abuses 'where
.they find themand not prictend tb reform where
hone are found to exist..' t- - i- " . -
J -PfrV1 War40f:Va.' The cause of
iutuv luuujury in uie miuaie-atates.'' VV efil
h!e-has been :dedicatedto tnainUin; the sound
Tne toftiest peaks most wrap'd in cloutls Cc snows
ub.r"fuu wn'uiei or suuuues tnanfcmdr''
Jfust lo;k down ca' the hate of those below? X
. ?y -Tr ''if. -Thompson. M JttfHAtt Jtua.--The"
rare patriot, the accomplished scholar,.nd the
perfect geritleman-- ' " ; '.--
1
jbf the dHjfatt'l orVjny trtvn IeIherate ju'Jnurnty
afTordthe f f ontgjiaru'njof ny full ft c
till Mill UI -liVil. V' vajVrf fvwufe J' fj'' ; ;. t ,
Amaioritv of fnv7e!(o-cUbei' it twmW
rn Republics have fiot.fo"111 mHJv',lJ'
the -".xerclsV dfc4heir incimttihle:rjKht.of sufr
free; havrchosenjTor Ch1efM.4pstrate nVitizep
who hnnjSrs Into Vgh" tniVi no quaf.ficaiion
mest ic,may -bet uphekv ouM ree- instant ions be
Ainimpaired, and the happiness of- the nationbe:
continued tuul increased.
WhVUt turn nmmlittd bv an ardent devotion
en yme Uvi i ' gr i- ' t n er j w i ia c j oi i w , vy ij, i t
.out -bf l ng iibl ei ia etnbody the" 6bVrt-b;ui fpti
tb v speeches by which SOiiieiof thit&Mp&
preefded;L:- :U,
- M$Jmn ifi. jtl Uarty, 9j.VtrnuuThQ Peo
ple V will should al ways be respected, yet some
times reformed '""'U ,'- l' Y
of the Constitution, administered and applied by
those wlia neyer practised aughtl against them.'
: By Jtlr. Sergeant of NewYork: A' judicious
Tarir;, ATrarift: for the orotection of noliti.
j. .... - , ..(...
he clothed byj those Who'll be' fed- by us s and
after awhjle we'll clbtheourselvesr-- AV(T
sJiS Jfcjpeenbergcn, 'tf Va 1 fa biiv.
,1 he sterling friend ..od advocate of dvil liberty
and'the ngnta ot t man "the meridian ofWhose
anu imponanx pnociplea pi this HepublicV AJay
n fiwtude,- xeward him m'the evening-of
ms life.- r-'- j i rV ",'
i - 1C vMiijo5 4D mountain trps will niKl-
antoidier, the able stateaman. th tmd. :lf( :i.-V.;i .1 L-V-rv; l.L' ...iJ--. .-.V ;.7: "to. V . I
7?;. iinicp-Pi'SJ.'. SAiiirLi L; gctrraass. Al-
vays a patriot citii-.i of the United Stales, thor
an alien in his native State y , A . V 1 , .
7Jr. . CcswelU .Wimuk vrnnsq r.
The learned, jurist, the accomplished orator and
finished sentJemam;;: -;.,. rte?J-
fvv r.'F,' Thornton j ruDuccnwiuen
ter wfert&&oa the1 present scene than cxptess
id by that ttbicfr has just been ae.ted. - .
v? Jahiu S Tuson - of HaUimore. urur immn
rh " k p v-stoje of t he'm'nrh i y. arch of this west-
ern emji ( re t n e o ono. ui uvcn -i f i a v w ; . .
fnVlhV-A'iiKrican Kaele alAll witisr ber
tTglu i hiay r ui iW tiittf anbe; engraven -n her
countless ima'geV' -Long as the breeze of fie
veil snail rustle ourjoresi leases, m
onLti'rtv grf-uniU- a;id ef niv .s omeni
p!eau fy i ,ii t ; the posed uusl ice J he
j It p i e iu f e fvu a i u r a i nn 1 1 tc js u p py o ii
tb vt the iartekiitd bur jt yc uota?
vn u arrnWhnd.V Alr.' AViUiVm "was. not
disul;ceir fiptu the la1iuri'hfclvAhelu
loti antlf hu: nwnor ioij usiuiiit:u uuii
prevented by' setere indispo4
rivihjs sUV abMinton unin saine iiineiaiier
the CuVntnlttoes; werarrahged.V ; It is not
1 Usual; ynu" know? to appuint anV member
oh a Coiti tn tttee u nle-a tie i$' ia attendance
tf jou Ciigr&?n -: Wh tever dilferene'? may
have'existed, between the Speaker, abd Mr. '
Willjimsf in 3regrd to the Presidential
uestiop, there im W4ntnf personal " respect-
bet ween I bemi t"Imlepeni) eht f Jl'gh
spirited 'inen they form their awn opinions,
a rtd ' take theirr ovv n cou rse, Jbu I piii'in no
degree ,mipfairV the mutual tftteein'. which
pe rsit nul !y ex istf i : reu 1 1 i ngr' frotif a prpper
apprecratio'nk oF.each othrrVability; atid
irtutiyer)VHad-Mr, V. been here, io one
dbu bts" but , thit h e, w'ou I il'.a8 i a matter' of
i ' i s ' .r.i ... i.:. r"
Ctni&rcs!:! jbeleive for fouVtee'n years du
ring twelve;. oi wnicu nerpre&iuea a ynair
man t?r ihfeConirhit;ee on ;Glinist.;one f
hewost ttnpoftan t : com tnitteea h the
lIouAo. Jl It i in lact avaort'f Chancery
irlburjalv to Avbtch are referred clitims that
may be ju:it?1but 'whichiare jiotatnc;tly le
gal. At the cluMfof ..jhe War, a vasl uiany
such claims .werei presented. tThe 'duties
of the ;COuiinHteeI;Wereextrf wiejV' laborir
ous. - A fi'Uaw1Jodgwitli Mr. V"told
me,; h h si kiibyyn.Jim9whjle'otberjJ mem
bers of the house were at jhe Presiden tJs
levees '-.of other parties of pleasure, to go tr
hi s no in' w i t h la 4iass of. p. peri documents,
afB'lavjts, acrouiits, the most uninviting
business possible, and devute ; nearly the
wK-le night with Hie. most persevering aa
sid u ity ,u n t i 1 , th e :w hoi e - maw' of', th e tn a t -ter
yvas ' uiiravelli'ij:and hisTcprt prepare
ed t.r subaiiCtu the -commit'eefiii the 'tnorh-'
iti2' ru' this indefatigable labor, tlfrected'
auA euitgnteneu oy extensive Kiiowienge
of men and the'affairf of life, .regulated Jjy
leai knowledge and sound principles and
iu'igmen tj it is owincf that the d'e cisinns o f
inai conitnitiee ouiainett in ine,iiue anil
throughout the nation' a respect bordering
oti per;fect'confidence,f lOugbt the claim
to be allowed f 'iTiere can be little doubt
about, the matter,- the committee of! claims
has - reported Jo its : favour .'M- "And "this
was 'satisfactory. . You caif scarce! y-cuii1
ceive rrowrvery important it is, toiuutvni
tials and to the nation, that the Commit tee
of Cldim should be well and ably consti
tUted, . so as to carry,, with if the 'general
confidence ' It ! is-just to 1 say,, that Mr,'
,vv imams nas Deen sustained oy ueneral
MICoyi of Virginia, the present. Chairman
of that - Committee, a faithful ; guardian of
the public interest ; by?:Mrv VVhlttlesey, "an
ihfelfjigent and r able..;' representative from.'
Ohio, and by others,' of wboV Mr--Wiu
liains alvvays Bpeak in thejiighest tt-nri?;,
white in regard to himself arid hisjsci vices
w hi ch tru ly have "not: bee n- s u r pa a sed b y a J
j try gentleman ill Congress,: he? is iheinost
muu C9 1 unu , u uaaau uuug wa u it nas uee i
mV lot tb krtoW.: . .;r -
: j- Mr, Villia"tiisis'a;ctear and able tie-iater-He
never Speaks tb Ca dis
puy,mejrey for popular elfecV but sensi
bly atid d rect for th e purpose with a clear
voic and aotrrTated inanner,when any
question arUes in vvhich he chooses to take
part .j..FJrvn your inquiry "tnV relation rto
him, isupposingit ;might be " agreeable,;' I
cooJUhntf eny.ijselC the'pUasufc to af
this'much of a ruao whose public (life vhits
neep onei . oi,? gratusetuipess reflecting
Iwinoor npoiipiiihself, upoii the State frpin
which" he coms, anl upon tfie-Penjjle, his
jmmediatecuiJtiluents; vvhn have sir ion
and so nobly sutined him. 5T And. here
let me- remark;; that the Imaniier .in ; vvhich
he South rkain so niuch'more fcbmnar
weight in Congress, is,' :nt ;by ;frequetlt
changesof theirrepreentatibnbuf then
iney jimi mat a' man has the ; ability antl
disposition tp.bustToL hv dulv, regard
the. value of experience, and, wisely chouae!
to continue to chtinChis services. althViiroK-
they may differ.rrom hhn' ort'som'e Dssinir
p irUniioccurfr' , Suchra course on, their
pai tts Vsuurcei of ' iufluence i bo! i our's
cause bf anesik.'V h l :M
? ; :C; S Ute of r Nbrth-Cardluia, V ';
H 'li Martin County;. ;,')rvvv 1.
S yJLeo H. Harp afid wife, r '
fcuBru,unmnr anas uenneu, Adm'r of John
v uieuana iux:e itrws.
z-A--' w-'-
B rtappesrmg to-tbe
it in orderel, tbat.he appear at the next ierm bf
the Superior Court of, Equity for Martin cqunty,
the last Monday in August tie xt. tmd answer, or
cUe, judj: .ent pro confesso wii be, taken against
vii.v t.u uuas ta uui a rcstuentoi tnis t&iii
wnitw-glitter on the uudulatiBns.pt ournag .
h Fihxtlie New York Commercbt. AvVrtifeT,
iai jiuiiucai, point,-..wiitie-wej
in NewiYiirK, "change ur. ineinbVra ;for
slight cause; or nb cause, aiJbfted 'as oni
4 tiii.i aim, i..AL Duoncation t ? tms tnti. iviniiria r aeoiemier loov ,ami oi tnr a.fci vi-hp f tti in.
fTTinE Gentlemen ccraposir.j the' Executive.
iL Council, ' are requesien itclwlii- r
pyp-i..ir,v nnrp.ln lUlejebs-on ThursdaV.-the
7?h tfay ofZlay next,.tp.supplv the vaciupyn
the Bench Cot, tne uupreme c
occasion oy inc.ueaiu. 't ,fv - . - "
Taylor,
JfjOHNBUEFALO rcsRrct-
Hi
Wim;,;,rfoT, Rfreet.r-where he wjjl heIad tore
z'J TVivllprs and others: and will use'Tiiaaitf
blvi X. - ' Jrr '--t '
-f : .i-ii- : urlll be constantlv
alone $1 a day a. Gig CenU a dayr V
1T A WAGEBSViQKE
4,000V; 4, 000,' j f -t V
;500 1-2.500,
; 2,000, . : 2.000, l-
r'i',500' :v.-;a,5oo,v.
a,ooo '6.ooo;.
Ju " ,
a. -
Besides gl0090V, 880 S60's, g50's,
4 " ' v 840's. and S20:.r ;i
v.
rrf At the Manaeern Office; Richmond, the
following Capital have" been sold and paid witK
inA few months:;,, " T." : :
Yi5 3p 40 $10,000, to'Ja gentleman of Petersburg
12 31 48 10,000, do A dot , lnchmotvd, -?
-8 "37 38 "4,000; do.; "d'sV -Jdo. ' :
4 it 128 2,000, Mo.lr 7,:do OxfoM,N,C
Send your" orders to , 1 f " - " j.'Ti -
t . . v r. 'YATES it" McINTYRE.J -
' H i l 1 -' Jv
Sill . , I ?
-VVilLStand the eiisuing
season 'at my Stable in North-
ampton county, Carolina,
about 3 miles from the Cotirt-
house, 6 miles from the to wv of Halifax; and 021
frbmifelfieldjVa He, will'cover mare's at $ T5
the season; payable on'th'e first of Jahuarynext,
with one dollar to the groom in all cases. Such
r. Sir Archie's friends as live at a distance-will
send their, notes -with the. marpsj payable on the
first of January Also, the --feeding of tHe'mares
to be pa.nl foi:when taken away, hb season
commenced orr thetlst-February and: will termi
nate orthe. first ofAugastnexti Extensive
field s of Small grain and clover are sowed" for the
benefit of mares that may be left ,with the borse;
vtiitv the additipn of grain, feeding at 2s per dayj
(Separate enclosures are provjded for m'aresTwith
cohs.b plains - wil .be spareirin taking:Uie
best possible care of mares; &c.. that tnayvbe left
bit no.responsib'dity for.escapes o' accidents:.; f
j " Sir Archie'a.bloodgrcat size, performance on
Iht? turfvahd celebrity as a foal getter, are sunv
cieut recommendations." """ 'r ' r
I- 'r ;;'v 'rc;joUkii?Avns
r- March 4.": 3Seo8
-OTm Celehfatcd&fdUianztc "
jvv iii Jptand. the en,-
- i a uin cr seasrth :.r"mv
Stable, in Halifax co.,:
"about one to fe C south
rof thetowSi of Ilalifa
j f ri -r-r. -vi r-v-iK .,i January
?4 ?ieXt,f 20 the sincrle leab i and 50 to5
mare ttr be wit h.fpal, payable Vhen the fact' is
afccertainedi 'A 50 cents to the groom i in allcaes.
Feeding Of mares' paid when taken awav. .The
season will ierminate.on the 1st of August next
The bcstvposiible care Will be takn.of 'mareS
that are left witlt the horse, but no responsibility
for accidents or escapes.'. J VC 5 --V- " -"
General Marion's blnn1
.turf,-and celebrity as foal erettcr- are aufficltnt
recotnmendatioris. v- r,";"- --t, '" -"'
' ' " V X1CHOI.AR UoifPtcrw t wr; -
t March 24th, 1839.- t rf 58 3t. 1
.rAS taken up. and committed. to ihe'Jail of
iv? Jhs',cuvtVi othe-2d iut. a ncrro'man
-
supposed to be a slave-, who calls hirbsel SAM
tTKL WTLKIKS; and says, that'hewas bound an
apprentice ,o AVm; Closely; ,of Norfolk Va. and
tliathe ranaway from, the said Mosely before bis
term ; of rapprenticeship Ikad :.expirciL: iiThesaid
negro ha heenj h this county or jsy ears and
has passed during jtiatime-a&a T free-"muv f "be
is abouf 24 years or agej "5 feet, 4 o S inctiea
high, and coal blacks A'l he owner of sL-dd negro
is requested tr comeiforwardf proyeV prpperryT
andpay chargeor heVvill be dealt with a the
law direct; su- ij-?- " v. 'V."J -"!--"--yyz-
y - ;Jtf A S1A L5I BrJ"- J ail brv4. f
-Windsor, rtertie counly,,A!arch 9J Xr56 3
K Stato 'of-ortlf .Carolina
'-i- -V ltutlierford Countvh'Tfv-V1
it-
perior Court of Law October Term , 182& :
jTilUnr Hicks Eliiabethjticks. '..
Petition for Divorce '-. ' '.
I 'TTTpln0,ne'cdo, f the'erburt
I JLthat Elizabeth Hicks;the defendant, Ja'tan
niiiauiv-n. vt Mis;iaic ,m!v is inejrioreioraereu
by tbCtuxt-th4t" fiublieatlda be J nWe three
inonibsin ?tiie K;d wglrLUegiater s giving ebbtice
to-the defendant that she ahnear at t1 next S;
Iherior Court of to be hidden ?n thtthiviJ
March riext. then aud there toanswerLnlead or
demur to-said,.- petition,H otherwise it Wilt be ta
ken pro eonfessoCnd adjudged accofdinly,- iV
T-tVitnesSyJarnes Morriv Clerk of out said Court,
i outee .uie-u- ajQuuay aitertbe tn gvionday m
Executive Council of xI.:Oavoliia.
Hv" -Pttblic; Entertainment,-
I r r
supplied with plenty of proveimeroi r very
il Owing. to'the scarcity. of money and plentiful-.
oe of nrod'Uce; the,prtce of Moarf tor Man and
libra-: wilt be adollar a day; or.e'ght dollars -,a
'mrint!t"fnF a single OCSOU.. - V". l" .! M ' ViV f.
t" He: has aJ! ACKhreV GiaSand, HC-llSES,
for1 Hire.al tW shortest hoticei V Ilia pnci f tor:
hlsiltackV Gis and iHses are. a day vfur.
thVlack ;.Gig with Hore & Hoy $2&, day Gg
a iinW 'withoat'a Dov $X SOa'dy v a Horse
ffictirriond BocWTfOttero;
! MTo berUrawn Thursday, 9fh of ;ApriL'
V 3 of SlOOO iSlOiOOO; ; ;
dtt : aSX'U,00T ,2,000, "V ; - 66i acres, given iiirby;Wm.,a;DkvisV joining
Apsides g60QfSr40aV200,- fic' -?3?fnin'h,?tfta,;t Bj'--1?-" -
- .if ' v . t - . . A - ...
.1 . it .
- w . . . t
:..v ,1
. y t ? -
JA 1
rf. ,t irr:i.t;oon II l.,,c .iftv iimMiAPi I
4 Mr 1 , ,: . v ,4; V-H fr?m aadyerttsnitent in
1
a.m. - -v, , till
u?.m cu.tlic Yiitlluu.; ;v,
WILL'sell a Plantation of 9drJ acres' of LVhtt
: jon the -dkin, ...t '.' . iitch are of'tfie be
ouaiitv tow trou3iis - vv
OA,-
t fjood .cultivation,
with' cortvenient Houses.
'Also, sererarother t. ..::.ll Tracts lying' qq th&
Yadkin,-' of fine quality. Ncgroes'-will beuken
for one-half purchase." r: , v.-
JAMES VELI-RDIINV, ,
Wilkes JanilO U29.-
37 3m .
finnjtTbn the 2d RIonday in May nexV-wlH be
ILvioId at the -.Coutt-Hottsef ; door in : Itockford
Jn Surry County, the folld wins' tract? of Land, or :'
'asimi chas will'be'ofSu fTicie n f : va 1 u e t o sa tisfv
thefraxes dUe:4hrednfothe-ye
costs.trt wit i f - - "'" - , 1
-'200 acres given in byr.tredelI'Jacksonivjoiain'
Jehu Jackson, IjtngtorTom's' Crcplwir- Vv;
Sarab Jackson,, lying diKTom's Creekv'7 ; ;
'1 Lot hv itockfordV the ownefs'unknownv.
ii840acrev gen in fey Vright. Johnson, join
JngUohn ZaCbary r ly i Jig on- S te wart s Creek. ,
,,245 acre, given in by3 Win. Spencer, joioi'ng
Phil. Philips lying onAhe Yadkin."
K75 acres, given-in bV TliomaW VJ T.etf
Joimng Wm. spencer, lying.on the ;YadFim
. . loyacres as xire property pf: the heirs otV Jq.
fehpBrundgardee'd, joining Ephraita Dollar
ris, lyihgon the Fox Nobs. . : '
6pacres' given in by Samuel' Jones adjoining
J VUII. junta wi ittiimng UTCeit.
joins lieniiet Wiiulsoni lying on Hunting Cre-k,.
;:March 4th, 18.
F4lIDAYr APRIL 3 1829,
A; :rhe . Superior Couri of thts County is at
prese nt i n scssj on Judge otrange presid-"
int-AV5e believe' theVe will be.no mate-
rial crimtii business before ;the CourL
except a case-of forgery; , -
will be observed'
i- -"w .... f
tb-day's.Regia-
1 teVi- that his jExcellncy Gov ernbr Owen
has .called the Council of theState to meet
,here?:bmthe f rtfrof. hex&nbnthV for i &
purpose ot nut ng the vacancy on the Jriench
Mri Secretary :?yan iBuren-arrived at
Washington "City, onV.the 27th. ult and
entered upon the, duties of HisotSce;
hitherto -taken nb notice bf : the 'present
tnents yhich have, lately" been vmade by
several of our Graiid Juries; in relation to
theJ3anks of this State,inwhich they re
commend an, immediate call " of j an extn
Session of the XegislatUrein order to re
consider the, subject, of affording relief tt
the People Trbin 4lieir? present pecuniary ,
mbamssmentsrSV' .downotlthink ihe'
measure -proposed ad visable r It would
certainly pUtthe4State-to an' expenseof
ten ,orfi.fteen thousand dollars,fand as it
,yuum ue suumiuingxnevsuDject again to
the conslderation of men who had just ri-.
sen from afdecision upon-ityCi we do' not
think arty- ad van tase coultl' f:rtse to the
publicjfnim such a'i course. At'j its next
annual - meeting,' tfieL i : latureT mil be
.cbroposed oPhev-rnat.ials, arid comiDg
immedlatejyfr.bni 'the ptioplemajr be ex
:pecteil 'toJipresent'theib'entiincnt8''abi
feeltngs.In'the-niean, titne,' the. proposed
;nteeting"nf7thS
Bank vwillhave taken placed - af which it
is ib be tletermincd whether or not that
rlnstitutiatf vill; "inimediately -proceed'io
wlnd rup its TconceYns: Ve conclmie,
therefure.-thattlie ?mpre prudent course
will beto-suffer matters to resf astber
prese n l! :If the Stbckhoiden
nf :the,Slat;Baiik shall'then conclude' to
.cdntinore their businessJn thenisual aj?
till 'their charter expires f cY determine t
i close tHeir business-sbbner,' -but cotrsect
,tQ collect' their, debts br easier instar'
luvnts'inaii'aiv present, it xa pruuauie
;jQ)e;difficti!tieK,9pprehendedby'.' the pso-
pit;, win ot? jrr.eaity-auatea.' xne otner i
xaiiNaswni,conu,nuer;iueir jrasiness
wjttiuie aia anonietl bytheliranch
op the' Lfntted tateswillpropably be -btelto'furnishi'ksnfSci
Jliunv to meet Ibb "wants of -the :b"inraac'
v. ';,'r . - - . tnf
vf not? ine xiegtsiature can tnen.auT
sticndneasuresas it inay ueem neces;
antl;proper- to .'supply.' the '4ejficie'q cy.
SserVTatthe
by' the Grand' Jurorof :tfWayne and
pj i n counties were forward ed tathe Grabf
JurylorEdgecbmbe. Court, andj
i were taken into icynsiderationiby-thefl (
Tbey-exprec j si general opinion uhfavorij
decided lybppbsed to an extra call ot i11!
'thev:cbnsfitf
the situaticrf jot -;.tna'unanciai.c.0Hw- r
I out peoplerto-bii eo '"jdesperate 'as it re'
presented by 'those presentments,
,ouicn,i;mguii txuiHifig vrecK.,. joining uobti
Walker.rr V" ' J .
Gl'cre, given.tn ,bytfae.heirs cf John I tap.'
rieT?,t adjoining iJaz'cd JeiTcur, 1 it - on'Fiah
tngCreeks'- .V'." " '
C XPOu acreV. rot i giyen in.; as the ypropcryor
- tlFffJieiri bfv'Jessevllester, lying OiYahe JDuuble
f Creeks. - -K ; : : v 4V j ,
the heTrs of Robert XViHiam T : - .
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