I
I,
ty--- v -
r ,' D- '5.,, ' v..." .
sentenced tavD n
eicrneu -OT several mcmuera ui mc- uaraim i
lovtK(XwEi an d; fro trijmot wn1 dh
1 ectqaal credit on tnis head ahdjheartv
lie' has If anted Itnc.uconvict: a respite frooi
AiecunonVtintuttueCiOthorDecemberir-
. ine J g-a lu . iv li HIS." 4 c " '
ca act; finatlyAipnlt
Will North-Cailinsu
tiarirt lnd make punish men t: prop(rti on -
'rto-the"dee;of:
;lAtlietej
iitort nerai;ttWd f thedetendantA
liereioorerecognizeq xo appeal tuuau
j wertSfoSassi ri" Counterfeit Chec ks and
i)raftsWw
were ordered lo-cnter. into .recognizance.
forlic aippearakce;t
in this citwi which com men ces ontXhurs-
tJav pexi iv a ne reason nere loriniSi
tnolin .wasl that the act of 1 824 is whol-
j ineffegtualsv toprecutions jfe
inQqunJeVjfeitv States "Drafts d nil
it wi 1 1 pe-seen i rum an t ac iven lsement
iai6-day
atre will ; 6e Opened on r Monday nex' foV
a short seaDn,;untter the managementor
Mr Riddle, du ring wKich - periodVeare
informedthe most popular pieces in every
dejjwrtmitprth Dramawt 1 1 bb brought
forwaroVThe
thorough repairiand the intnbr ofit has
- J I .. . 1 C i 1 ' . " m
peen paincea au iiiieu up in a sryie, wiiicu
reflectsjcred
Manager' So m e r fV th e per fo r m e riskla re
Company,-; it is, said; ;are of TespectabVe;
stanmgm their prpfe
icene has; been painted, the design of
wbich! is tastefuljand the execution beau
tiful. .-;v ; ,v.
Political Fersccutionm-m Committee of
the House of Delegates of TerTmhas report
ed in favor of impeaching Judge Nath'l.
W. AVill iam s, for ju'di cial 4niscond u ctV
he report had not been acted-on by the
ou?eat last dates". Wie hope there is inde-
pendence eouh remaining in:Tennessee
Sto stem the torrent "pf political persecution,
independent avowal' of., them by Judge
Villiams have sealed- his doom. . " ?
7ue Jlmincan Jurist.Ji hew periodi
cal Work under' this title, ' has just been
commenced, at -Boston. The reasons
which led to its establishment are set forth
a short -and luminous- preface -to the
prst number.". xThei- second , 'and i third
numbersv which have SalsolssuedTrom the
Jpresst affortl additional- evidence ;-of the
Jliberal ami truly-national spiritf.in wjiich
pis work Us J cori ducted; -, Thi;-is &8 it
should be A nprlodical vork- likfe the
re under consideration prosecuted upQh
ny .other principles, must soon .come to
n end. 'Jie Reviewer. thinks "there is
vcouniry.pn eartn, in wmcn a wen con-.
acted periodical JournaVdeyoted "to ju-
1
isprudencevahd legislatibn is more likely
oe at on;ce-, popular ana useiui ; ti. iie
nited State's, may be cbnsidered jnowas'
' the forming period of ihaircharacter,
regard to? the alt impgrtant subjectof
'eir laws. I ne t Courts; ot justice ami
)e halls of legislation are alike opeiV to
ny and-every change whichcan. be satis-4..
ctorily shown to be an Improvement4;
ut Judges fil Legislators have not jiow to;
ean, that mere change is not . improve-.
ent ; and speculation and projects of
ff'rm .however Vspeciousy wilU receive
5ght encouragemeni from either nnless-
't uoneu oy reason ana experience, ana
sported, by the powerful aiddf enlight
ied public opinion r To reconcile the
Inflicting viewg widelyAspread x)veriati'
f tc n s i ve co q n t ry, -a nd to b ri ng th e in i to
py thins .like-.union. oCthbuht attdorac-
well estabIished;JourrifTsuffiiently el-
jte and preserve 'theVprofotind. and " jiK
nous speculatjons,off the sfudenOatid
moreuiataVe deliberation's of the cau-1
aQs aid experienced civilian, and at the
time sufBcientlV-varioui and - dififu-
!?n its topics ;tb excite the interest" &
andtheattenVion of very part of
1
t
Union. v-tS - ' : r .
ne tollowmo' toast vas drank at a
fA ' ' J
t '
.te Agricultural 3MeitingVand "Cattle
r',,n Worcester. Ma'ssA "
L7 wW o Texai'Vl'cguesi Uncle
It bf ttcr taVecare of what Und he has
1 II W - j'. .v ifc - ' ? ' '. .- It - - - i V - . r . . rf I III I B V T Bl M'mma BVOI VI V cat i III III i"Tl
. ... '' r: r, , VM- ?' I .r. f w ym VVVIK I 'iMUUb W UU1M
L, v.lurc fie bUY anv more farms . on Imi.cculaA I
irft,u;oe;iaeirpastor5Li3 expected to
uicaicM, ami uau in sue consiaeraiiJe-pro
Aiittie I ater in t th e -v evenmar. the
probabiiity is that the whole family would
hayeperishedsitwspth
whowere in an upper room, were nearly
siiffocated bj the smoke before the'-dis-
Jcove:waS;Wa
learn,? has as jyet .'trans pired
lead io the detection, of thehjbsteiV Who
jcqu hi thus'plot, the d estru etion of a wh 61 e
famil y a. but it 4s to be hoped he will hot
long; el ude the punishment d ue to so black
a crime,; ; A similar attempt was tnadei
wliilejthe faonlytwere asleep f ;biit it was
then ptovidentiallv discovered in tiine to
prevent:the horrible catastrophe ' urterid-
?u i-r,aiuwou JuauTm :-r -7":fi
v..
jut;
saorthinjrtohrso; late of .New Y6rk is
Mjjjjuiuicu vonsm ac jiri) in piace oi vvm. aa
Iifle;Vrcmove
Ministir'kf Cliili'ivtTK Gtix: -iv
-Has the : Telegraph'suhk so low in pub
lic estimation, that even1- this Adminis
tration';, will not announce its. appoint
men ts -i n the fil thy col urn ns of' that print ?
VWe, recorded, a .week or t wo -since, Itlve
incarceration jf theew
t er fa.tB'th jeh'emVTor steal ipg ,mone from5 '
the niaillaml vre hvejiiis wel; : to record
wothe!caastrofhrs, viz, the default
of.! he jie wplost master at New; London,
who h:is absconded, ; and r the death, tn a
fit of intoxicatioK of the new P&tihaser
a t Wvhdstcck,' Verm on t. " Thse facts af
iir a fife' exemblificifidno
tf ; re firni. w h ich v 6u r i J ck son friend K-
WojuW;ainps'uatle the pub- ic
J$od, nilwa s loud ty j c 1 1 d for ?s by t h ei
"dearPcopfo Sentinel. I
savthe' thip Superb; lat this port from Havre,
has brought two cases, measuring1 140 cubic feet;
and,containin two Urge Mirrors tor. the resi
dent's House. N. r. wEv. JPo. v - ;: jy: X
; f What; would-have been said during the
Ad ministration of ; Mr.: Adams, iT these
gigantic French ! Mirrors had ' been pur
cliarti for the President's House ? If
Col. Bentns 4Republican notions" were
shocked at the magnificence of the naked
East Room, how will thev survive the
spectacle which itwill exhibit next. Win
ter ? Resplendent with this imnortation
from France, it will then rival all that has
been said of the Court of Louis Le Orand.
Nat. Jour. ' ' v' ": 'V.
Mr. Clay.t requires no better proof
ofthe growing popularity, and formidable
character of Mr.s Clay, as a' candidate! Ibr
the next Presidency, than the foul, abuse
that is heaped on him by the minions ;of
the present administration. ; The columns
of the Washington Telegraph, the great
Jackson ? Organ" teenfwith calumny of
this great. Statesman, and its servile imi
tators joi n i n t he , h ue ahd c ry from Maine
to'the Floridas.-i It excites envy to hear
that Mr. Clay is entertained by his
friends in the most social manner. Eve
ry thing thai; he says; is .published in a
garbled manner, with a,jview of finding
fault; and the .most- gross exaggerations
misrepresentations are resorted to..
But all wilCnot diminish his well earned
fame, or 'depriye him of the affections" of
a great and liberal people.! ' .
,? ' - i Columbus CentineL
r Progress of the 7?waans. -Not wi th
standlng the negotiations for; peace, the
Russians - have pushed . their advance
guards,'since the date of bur previous ad
vices, to Karaburna, (on the Blaclc Sqa)
and Gziurli- the former ten, and the lat
ter twenty leagues from Constantinople.
Some accounts,,. indeed,, represent them
as. still nearer to the Turkish capital.
The capture ofTrebisond, in Asiatic Tur
key,: is con firmed . It.i s aj so ah n on need
that Sounhakoft has falleiripto the hand sv
of the Russians.. .'.Great arid unprecedent
ed efforts " are making for the reduction
of Schumla and Ru d s chu ck whi ch 1 i e . tp
the north Of the Balka'pimn.&dii.
Hail- Road , irtieiy. We ' understand
that the Committee of JtheCpmon; IaU
o f Petecsbu rg, a u thbrised fci cb p tract wi th
an Enginperto survey the; rblute t a Rail
Road, between this place and th Roanoke
Ri ver, h a ve 'eus'iged Moncu re V-Robi nsonV J
ili J - U p e r i or ui . . y 1 wsr i v c, ; w u o w 1 1 1
commence about the -1 tf of J anaary! ,hw
preentrrcontrtt'vVitb
Rail Road Company; precluding the; po
nihil itr of his beginning at anearlier peri-
;; Counterfeiters ; reto
Informed, T thilt in "cooeqweucVtif informal
tion received Jrom theibfcWjahgt
(where ; one ofthe s gangj;had beeo ta !en
up, and - made dwcpsuresyn'cj
persons have k been appfehded ahdvcoin?
3'.
caiUed v t o i ail i ri this to wnoniiharbf
utaKipg ana ,u 'tering - counieriai?5Jey,-r
For obvious reasons, ;7&forbe&
names,' or,,enterinto fuBliejttlarfl;
this; time- .-;Thexocibiiiafionifcr
extensive V spreading verIwgatcei
and embracing' numerous;!
various' branches of its bperaticns, AmeS
as well.as mates." The police arc stiff ?ooZ
heJooK out and we. hope that none crthe
i lam, ui.ui uiu tun tries in tnerviyonu
13 the oncirom-ivhic
i .the' least: ir
iobe" hdpedat;the; present
br.theLeriicouV-
asemeht ofvliterature: arid
knowledge:
and sasafns this" opiniqti
noie, nte loiiowinor anecaot
pXi wo, orthree years hso
n American
fmeinttoakctriQ such, changea; in - the
names and local usages asi would adapt it
to the Span ish tasted V $nthe p
riceaS finishetitas
ant 'l-ct 'Tr&r.ti ?-"?-4 f f iinJtaiuttB.nA
witli.hi8 i njunc tionthalh hlmlHno t be
printed.: -The translator, able Vol con
ceive what objection there could beagainst
it, caMeu on tne censor, ana naaa lpng
tonyelatioh tho; su
feasOri;forsuprpres
a3keti;;Jieeplie
titndeitano!t pieie, but it
was sufficiently : some secret
p o I i t ical ? m en i
whiclf was' designed to produ ce .an, eiBfect
onlthej people y When" assured Jthatthis
was amisapfpre lis - part, .he
demanded abruptly what then could "be-
its object - He was tpld, that it was sim-,
ply a tal e of imaginati on 4ei gned for .';-:
musement by a coinl)ipation of ingenious
in;idents;and exhibition; ofeharacter
Ho professed; himself unable toperceive'
any utility in such a work;fand ended by
saying,, that i fit had nopol i ti cjal mean! ng,1
i t was ; certai nl v a useless ' comnosition.
frpnl which like public; clould - derive no
oenent, ana tnererore .woura
loss by its sui)prefisioh ;
sustain .pp
The - Methodisf Episcopal Church, in
New-Bedford, Mass. was discoveredf to
be on fire on Saturday hisht, at hal f past
eleven; - It was soon ' extingilished,: and
t he 1 probabl e damase was hot
more .than
S 1 0K,l t was set on fire by an
in two places, the cellar, and
incendiary
one or the
wall pews. The fire was. discovered -at a
critical moment as there was
a quantity
of sperm oil to the value. of g:
000 i,n the
cenar. 1 ne Trustees nave ottered a re
ward of . 8300 for the discovery of the
viuain. nan, iten.
I
Manufacture of Paper T ere are a
boot 50 paper-mi I ls in : Massac iu setts, 6
of which have machines for maHng paper;
thev consume about 1700 ton i o f fags ,
junk;cic. arid - manufacture tc the value
ot 8700,000 a year. It is supposed that
the whole paper manufacture
in the U.
States "may amount to between
6 and 1 7
rom 10 to
mi llioris " a year, and empl oy
11,000 persons. Great quant it es of rags
have, been imported froin Geri lany and
Italy; but our own people now generally
begin to save theuu, and their value: is
proba bl y 2 millions dollarsa rear. ? .; So
much for old rags- The mills built by
Messrs- ui I pin on the Brandy wine, in
Delaware, form one of the largest paper
tnaki ng establishments i n any country.
By the: Machines, a sheet of paper might
be mad el 00 miles long, were;it conveni
ent to -T feel .and preserve it as it passes
from them. It issues in a contin tied sheet
arid afterward cut to the sizes d jsired
Twenty-five tons of paper were used by
Messrs. Carey. Lea & Carey, in their e
ditions of Scottrs Lifer of Napoleon. ,
!i The editors of the National Ii trIHgen
cer, have, repelled with, ineriled ind'gna
lion, the charge of the editor of the Tele
grn ph ; whi ch was i n substance, ai fol low's,
jfhat thij reas n why the editors of the In
telligencer slander Maj. Barry is.bt cause he
refused to pay a lraft, accepted by-Mr.
Bradley in anticipation of patronage. , We
are bften amused to see DuftT. Gre jn, talk
s complacently tUe slandev of the
Intelligencer. There is not a purer, or more
correct iburnal in this country tian the
National Intelligencer ; nor one, which
applies a more severe, but .at the sa me time
manly, and dignified, corrective ag; inst ihe
abuses of this mad administration. The
Intelligencer however, might have justly
anticipated, that ' a charge : again it , their;
luinor, or integrity, coming from t! ie Tel
egraph; wquldxnot receive the credit of any
respectable mn. Providence Journal.
; --: -i "-.V j': ; -1 , ;, .: . I
I 1 i Extract from a htterJo ih Kditori dated ' .
p ?.';;.'t . DoTERr (Tenn.) Oct. 2jd, 1829.
The jail of this county,' (Stewar t,) was
discovered j-; last night to be on fi e, and
w h at i s i rid eed m(st shoe king, th afar m
was given by a poor negro wlm was confid
ed in.it-. The alarm bon spread, tjhe citi
zens generally - repaired thither and every
exertion was V made to resuethe wor fel
low io tn 'the fate whi ch i hreatrn ed tii ra
He wasPcimfined belb ari
onVfirevinthaUapar smoke
Tendered it impossible to ge't the tn pdbnr
open which coiriinunicated with th i jdfin-
gebn Jn whicU h eT w as -an d after, m af io irs (
attempts irom .many or me citizens, ne was
aoanuoneo '.to nis i4te. . ins cries were
now mostheart-rending, butliuman efforts
yef e of no avail, and the allrjdeyuiii irig els
ementsbboVput a period 4 to: his existence.
Hef wis -"af f u riajvay slayer cal ledhi;s name :
'Jack,, said; he belonged ; to mfy.ji athan
Johnson in the vicini ty of; Hu in ts vi I te,' Ala.
)iVe have iio doubt the jail vas set 6n fire
byme person? from "the britside butwho
it; was. is-Vet.to be fbtfrid ' oufeJlne ; fiail.
vas entirely consumed
jqpthje produ
bmehaiscarcei article
that surpass ;er W useful n ess af spe :ies, of
uaunei, cjuu i entirely: or cotton. : ; Mr.t
ohnWatersbrthiscifyip
4 uitjB,iurit piece. pi, in s truiy
tht richly ideryeso
appeaio haye ton
in the, usualrmanneivof cbttonfabnes, Utid
coam
it is hot stir riassed hiv fith-softest hvcr
tha t the fiatterinseMpMf
eIicacyand'w
fa ctore, will f ecomrii eh d i t s? ire n eraf - ii se
iriamiliesfandlesp
favor by ihjGTpnce at. which it'rriay'be sold;
its srea t d u ra bil i ty.
WarrymgEducalion
v: i7i ', iaiua ;a vircuiary iroux
the. Pfessprs of aleACoigpropbig
to estaolis
gari'Couritv State of IJimstbeohduct
ed bQ eightGmfiu'4
prfm'eof.t pnw
iwe i o r conn ect J W4 ( h f he I leeeatr ixrW
pose lOfimpronRthe hw
and 'more compfefety putting the meinsl of
edu caU'Vn w ii bib th ereaeh'-Tof al 1 t al en ted
uu v jiuwrjfim rig in en a primary OOj ec 1,0.1
wry prupoeu yi irsi 1 ui ion, is 1 o. quai 1 iy
teachers for common7 schools. 'J These ob-
ieefs are certainlv
sew
'art '-L-zi'x it: ."..-- -r. ,.:'-..-T .
snail: us pieuseu .to see me proi eci carriea
Jrtio3Deratmnas everyinestabhshmeht
nihendstoe"n mridsofjth
pebple carinbtffailfto bejof solid service to
the- country a r large;' The plan of ma
ki ng the S? udeo ts contribute,,; by their, la
oour in agrjcui iurai anc mecnantcai pur
suits duri ng a port ion of th e day, Ito war d s
he expense or their education, is a very
oappy cine.r w mie it v imparls 5 v igour -10
their consti tutions, it will lessen the expense
of th ei r ed u cations, larid p Face 1 1 !wt t bin the
reach of - irid ividuals jn; mbdefate circum
sfancesAn life to give "tov their children I
goou euucanon, ana mus lay tne grouna
w 0 r k v of m a k itig th em-eobd citizens a nd
respectabl e ; tncn.--Iialt. Ch ron.- (; v ; : '
KModelqfilieli
Cat tin, the artist, has nearly completed ah
ingenious model of the; Falls of; Niagara
wi t h the si rrou rid i ng coup t ry and t he riv -eitor;sorne
distanceabove and below; Ihe
cataract. 4 The work ' is pronounced by
hose who h.ve iospected it tbgive a 20k1
idea of the original, ; aUhough of 1 course; u
can present, no image of its grandeur arid
in Jength andv2 feet in breadth; and in
cludes more than a sqdare riiile ofjthettourw.
ry
I he rapids,5 the islands, the woyds,
the roads. thViinehualities of the couoti v.
the houses and Villages scattefetl oyerJu are
all faithfully repreaeritel on the stirfaceof
thelnod
surveys
edges
show me geological formatioo oTihe region.
It is intended, ve utidvrtan(l, to take casts
of this model, which will enable th o"se who 1
have, visited our great cataraci,tu.' refresh
their-recoilec lions of the; place, and those
who have not to form s.me idea of its to
pograjhical features.-- JV :YlPbst ; v : ;
: ; ' 'V . ' ' . v.-.v--:
i On the last Jai unlay : IriSeptembeiv .a
negro ma tr belonging to Mr. JveL Adams,
Juru 1- picked 301 . lbs.; f cotton jnrid bri
belonging t M f. Joho 'Baes, oh the same
'day, f "picked? 291. ? Richln(ij district a
gainst the field? (or Cotton pickirig-59
lbs. by two hands? What other two? can
d o as m u ch. S. C. State Journal.
"U -.
.V. .
; Hie Dead Alive. We find the fol low
ing singular statement iu the (Vt.) Rut-
I a nd H e rti Id .1 1 n t he "yea r 1 85.i , Joseph
K urn ham was committeu to .the Vermont
State Pisbn f.r rape---and,soon after to all
outward a ppearance, d ted, was lard out in
the u sua 1 m.;ri'ier, placed in a cofii nr arid
delivered to his frieods for interment,; in
Woodstock . . It ; is now suspected 'th'at'his
death was only a feint to elude"" tne con
finement of the prison; and that-some -of
his friend; &c. were accessary to f his :f es
cape. -'This is denied by the Reiitrblican
and supported by the. Obsfcrver.V Affida-J
vii- are puuiisneo in me laicer paper wnicn
go to show that deponent has since seen
Burnham alive arid well in the city of New
York, u nder art assumed name, ;arid .con
versed with hi in. This is al together a ve
ry singular business, and ; we understand
the legislature have appointed a committee
to investigate the case aod make a r report.'
t Anecdote of Jfr. Clay. In his rece n t
tnu r' through the Green ri ver count ry, th is
uiMinguisnea. American , statesman, Nvwas
most pressingly.arid cordially iovited to a
public entertainment at Nashville! (Ten.)
and also to another at Clarksvtlle in the
samev State. In j allusibn -tot the Ifbrmer
placed Mr; Clay jocbsety replied,- that he
el which was made from tne actual rreseTOlonWs
lalcen by the artut. une ot the " 1uwVTlluuut ,,J,lulluar'
ortlteliiodel is to. be colored so as to asi 1()ro8P0Ke4D; tavor g corrn
t couia noi inxwc or. going io ine aen cnxierr'mrz -t " T -
ineoiuuon watrum nome'-unio payer i
1-1 v ' - ' I
At the Mechanics? Public Dinner given
at f isosi on . on uie uu. ir. cy erett
related ail interesting acdobfCHA
h a memorable occasion, .about the :.conit
mencement of our revolution, he; was bb-
served to be arm-in-armwith :ar plain and
apparently hu mbte iudivh I uai.; Vhen"they
arrived at Westminster Hal Lr the Earl tpbk
nls seatf within the ;bar and ; the, stranger.
Without.;
a fter a d ebat e besan onA
mefican Affii : and the larl cielivered
his most able speech : j n our beball, that
which has been so o ft e tiiq u oted r A . no
blemanv, on the other side in replyiid the:
ti.ari qia: not uuer nis own sentiments, out
thoseot a bit ter enemy of . Engl and ,;poi n t-
ing to therstrangeri;? - the4vari .uerended
his friend, &'said he was. not only an orna-
1 t - M m ---
J - -'- - - - . - 'tin - -
v or to any poay; ncn noyv:a t r;ce
arIiord-K.ellys,tabteV:a;2eotlcc;nnf i-snt
compiamea
AGet
tankard,
inenVf topis owncountry, out justly the f;l?wr.fc-
pride of Earopelasia learned pliiUnt hropisti S0 iP- 7 '-T
tlieloQ-fdC a Boston M echa nTcVfa!' tall bvr :Mti:zjil vll : i'rVf " - v ; -
v. -j'tl ir c:. : Tickets to be tiao it tne CDot.Storejf llez.-.rq. .
Cecilythe City Coroner, ori-yieu of ?ths
bodybrSirah Seabr&ht' MiryFSFivci-'
tec4epbsed ? vastat Afrs;i Seabrir;it' -
qtmsei;;poui:eieyen.o'ctocK yesterday
nofnirigMshb;
Avas' thea lriood health ill-had beenac-;'-:.'
customed to. ;sieep at Irs. Seabriht
wh'eti-asiour to
leaVeniy tfothes 106 heh I called on
,-TtiesdajriiprtiingI ' :t:;-
hright : fr. - jt1f;tb j jrigai Cl ii actV f llfei ntl" -" she
vevrrieCa petticoat; a(ghtcari,ratiil a
r pocket;haid kerchief'ilaidi'M rsi' a.' -;
urigni, jou nave poi given me one ot m
ajsTiey ".
. rf pUedi;Isw;4t; bp; jheblvlieti - I- was V
;iieriJa.M 7;a ,;, "'' ' . '
WsfciZow ;
i&goymtjfci
Tfc ifribete
yrpni intohe.housen but one,7
andrirt Jess tliAn tn '''frirniitftaL'aftpr ';f hnrt -
3 eftM rs Rind at 1 ( w hb f I iesViri an ad-
jmning hose);callel;ri i
bnghj'sjjXaccbririg ;
Mrs 5eabrightTasf sup was ifalhng slio
'saidAh5IaryI? -and "
asked pie, to help her up 'stairs : she va's -
I cori 1 d .not g t he f i
heie th5atirien ;.;
her s'eVer tijrriescoth 1 1. -A
her head; SplienWerit
Univefty;;bf ;
qtheceposeil : l Ihaye,thiriQrnin
examiriedthe ibqdyjbf: 3afah : Seabright,
an'd;l;nave'.no-dbu a . fit A
of apoplexy "yerdictfVV Died of apo-
..1 -
? t, n '-v -. . . - - v. - .
JHie BritapniaPack
af fiveaatVNewbfkim -ult. r
whence she. sailed; on the; 1st ult She
bring ;no later advices from the seat of -;
war, bu ta; variety of artici es jto she w that -;
Preliriiinariesf of Peace had- beeGfiigned,-. "
arid an ' Arini st ice o feh: d a yp gra h te d , by,
the Russian Cbmmarider, in whi ch internal
conditions of 'Peace .are expected ; to be
ratified..:: I ,: .v',-;: -vVi-'rV; a V V '-- -
Our UtMmisJfrthe
bourarid familv retu
iie uuesuou on wijsprincipiei 01 i' ?p-
n i ng the Re pre'se n t atto n t ri the Hou s e o f
Delegated io the: basis of whitfpopiil';tiQn.
In'Curfitock connty, Mr. T.homas C." Ferebeo v
to. Miss JlitlriMrick-- '
' In i H aih rrton V a. : t lie Jte v f j rjH-. B uxt on, " -Hctorcfr;Christs,ihc
'Mias'ivA.riridauhter;,
CaUim4 of York bounty; Viu: '-'y i -' ' a '
H n the tslaid tf JTenos; iGreecei) July 22d;
6yi hVT R-V. ' Rufus Anderson,; It h e ' It v. Jona s " . "
Kin, tb;Mi
;In Franklin countya ? few days ago, In the60t vl -'
j7ear,bf heraeMrs. tRaboteap,' wife. pf John Oi
Raboteau; SenT tsq'forcierly of th ts city. The'. V
deceafed 'was: a member of the Presbyterlm
Church, and highly respected by all who knecr, ;:
I IiCurrituck -cquOty; afterta short Alness, llK; :
HeniyCowenbr.Massachusettsiila if wife - -
and an infant to mourn their luss.r ? .-i. " .'.- : :
Tnfivx&tiiifiatioa' bf-thetudenU'.fconrictffd;'.; :
with this Institution wilt be he Id .on Vednes-y.
day the 18th Novembet-.l Piirenta and Guard'tansA
.areirequejited"tttatteibU3:3
ri Xhe Exercises of the tcaderay will betesiiin
ed 041 the 2d Monday of JanuaryV 1830 ; .-f
R. inpDrj'T, most respectfully announces,
to . the Public;" that the improvements nf.
uic i neaire ueing ai iengm completed, lie will '
openthe; s&mv..wUlf.a good and eSicieht Com-. :
pany, on M'-nday the 9of jyovcnbert.rusl.ng ..j"
for remuneration to-tliat indulgence and patro-' '
nage which has;,hitlierto I been 'extended, by av
Raleigh, audience to all 'well regulated and r- '
speetable; Dramatic Uorp5. Vy f 4 ' : '-'. . .
flO Rights of PeHbrmajice Monday, Tuesday.
veanesaay; 4nursayi. j?riaay ajnatsaturday. -
IqCj-Doors taopen at a quarter past fPej
formance to commence T. rtrecUel
; (pTickets75 cents-C hildr en Sri cents., ;
C:: "o-"-.-:';.-". ijH";
1 (ifblfowinpf are Ihe headf tte diflerent
;-.".?"!"6.; "
? -Scene painter.
jiirnijj:
Leader of the Orchestra; "JUr Jfeser..
; oK MONDAY EVKNi?ir5 jcrUr o '
ofthe,
ForX:haracterWee6ni
The
mnment to xanduZs
j;
33i(l-nntl
..V-
y''W.: -
tin the i cburseof the Etenin Villbe; c1hw1.c "
t ihfe Tlft.othCft Ct tha TIieatre on the ere: t-
. . ' . -.
K - - A -------
GntTetaenxrerequested not to ftnoke la tha
Evemngzi Eniert
there half
tf must fir eprof?; :;vt 2 J W.s' ; .v.rr-v. -rr - -