1 T'
1 if '
" MrCokN from .the Committee on He-
cheo reported a biU ta abishhe
'office Mjor General jnthermr of he
United 4Sitt forotfcr, purpose ?
-which was twice' read and ctn milted, to
iHe Committee xf the whole Housen the.
,stafe of the Union,
Oh motion OL;vir. xayimy," w, ,
Jfcwfrwft 'That he-Com-mUtee-on' Military
tary,
Pens'ons be Instructed to; enquire! in( the
j: C nrovidinc by law, that Hbe, invalid
4.iHioner of the" ReroT.oiiyf' war may avail
SiemseW eVof'theAcnjfit ofthe genwcirct of
118 and 182QT Tor of the acr of 1&28; providing
relief for the brs of
the Revolution, without rebpquiitMnent ot their
" iaIUpensibnni:'. ' -fi&SH '
On motipji' oi r?wr.-opeii- . w;vx- , :
fteiohTh the Committee ''Cpf9meje:.
v. :u.fM.trt tn enautre into theexftedieicv of
making APPPTJ'a Iaw farlrf W
boat,
SllO:
Caroli
On motion offMr. jDeberry, il was
Retolvefc That the J pnttfc n Military
in tne nxis jioiwitnstanuinff x as tnere it r;nm.:. r a-j.m.j k:.
piujtiuii.iu incur uiai- ujCriJireuiurs, or
cjGi the decurities f fp 4 every "VJase 5 anil
ej6aiBihV.prdvistons or IhecU a6
not'to;,appy to".aaj ilebfUhlch has beeri
cont4acteilMiniIer n J engagement to -be
pafd more ipeetliijr.. an byIafger ihtal-
t, to be statf6ne at or neai'.thp.firant MlnncV
wis "in Vamptico SoQnd, fnthe SUte of j!brth
the pension list oi me .unucuiDwws r
Ins papers in he ,War iepartment be referred
to the saul Committee. ' f. v v f
, The Ilouae prqeefted ,to the ' consider
Atton of the report of the committee .of E-
'!lectipnVorftie memoriat;of RuelWash
burr, contesting the election oPJames W.
Ripley The qUestVonWill the' Hon ie
ajree to the reso! u ttort s recom mend ed
. in said report ? wiU ag;tin statedfrom (the
'ch.ifs .riv-v-vy "UW -
'Mrs. Smyth' of Vai - and Mr. Howard ad
dressed the House,; in Mppori of the re
solution recomm ended foi adoption by
the committee on etect'mns.; .
.... Mr- Boufden Rpoke in favor of theiglit
of. the petitioner to his seat,, .
Mr. outhetland r(ise'.tn address the
"tHouse, but yiel d ed . the . fl oor.foV.a m oti on
to aHjourn. '"Fhe; House thenacljourned
till Mondayvnext. i , ; '
LEGISLATIVE.
The follbwing Report, uaa preserved tn
the House ofv Commons on the daypre
vious to the adjotirnmcnt of the Ieis
latute, and laid upon the tabled ' '
f Tlie select joint committee, raised un
dera resolution of the two Houses 6 take
into , consideration the most eftectiial
means of .conn,ectins; the waters of Neuse
. riverr with, those of Beaufort harbor.' by a
Ship Canal, andtt enquire into the pr o-
priety of requiring theaid of the General
Goverhmentitjtefeto, have- cbnsjdered the
iubJect,;and'H,ort;?'';M 7 j f
.'Th'a Without' en terihg intda detail of
the m any , ad y an tas w hich must accrue
to 'the State offiNorth-CaroUna from the
ftccomprishment of the work proped, by
affonli ng to xa' l arge ami ferti le section -;,of
, the State -watered by the .;;Neu8e river, a
direct outlpt to the ocean, and thus over
coming the natural obstructions which
shut it putfom 'ythe.f'cbininerce. of the
world, vourf committee entertain theopin
ion, that as a work of great national con- -cccii,
it claims the consideration and pat
ronage of the Gener d . Government.
A3 port of entry?,Jand a -harbor af
fording a com moil iou ft, arid safe retreat for
our merchant vessels w)ien pursued by an)
enemy,ann a point irom wnicn anavar
armament may. most efteetually annoy a
foreign force T arid secure the priies that
may'. rewair .thetllantryiof our seamen,
the harbor of f Beau for isctoo w6ll Viiown
as connected, with - the events of the late
war with Gfeat-Bntain to require com-
We can see no just ground of complaint
agarnst these stipulation noranjr reason
toappreIendv that, there? is any thirig in
A erir to affeci th e debtor wh p i s ; w i 1 1 i n e
to comply with the stinula'ted terms. The
acts give ine uirectors no new power, .in
relation tosecurities' Theyvalwayr djd
judge of the sufficiifericy 6 securities in
every casejt and the clause respecting
notes' rnade ;nd(er ineciat contract, 're-'
lates exctusively'to such businpss paper
as, byagreemerit, was to be paid ait in a
turity or at two or three instalments.
li !II'L: iLI.?. '
u win ue ume enoun 10 -compiain, wnen
the Banks shall fail to compl v ' with 'i the
proyisions of "the acts and; anyincohve
niences 'are 'experienced. -tWe are confi
dent thatif the debtors make their pay
ments, according to the plain and obvious
.meaning of, the actsi all will go on well
, Internal Improvements. We commence
in ta-days. Register, the interesting. re
marks male bv the Hev; Dr. Caldwell,
at,thenn"uul meeting of the friends of
Iq'terrilil-T mp rovetn ent, held in th is C i ty,
invDecember last. We recommend them
to thev?spesal attention of our readers,
rwhn will not only be esdightened and in-
struciea Dy tne information iney impart
but delighted with the force and beauty
of their expression. They show, howe
ver Jrreat the apathy manifested jn North
Carolina, that aspiritAf enterprise in other
States is beariaj down eVerv otjstacle
opening magnificent rivers for internal
" ''V'' .' it- i A "it
cotnmerce caning up cmes anu .villages
in the bosom pt tne wilderness, and chang
ing the face of creation Already have
we surpassed the calculations of the Chat
hams, the Burkes and the Franklins, who
foretold the gUry! and power of our Re
public, at the dawn of her existence
North-Carolina may yet distinguish her
self in the race for glory, if slie will se
cond the suggestions of her patriotic ci
tizens- 1 '
-We perceive that a bill
lias been reported in the House of Repre
sentatives, to create an add ttiortal Post
master General and tct&'dd to the Depart
uienf ten Clerks, with'valaries of from
SI 200 to R 1 600 each. 6 The good work
The 'Tariff. Mwr: the Il-Mort made
at an early stie of the present' session of
C'i' es, - reiJt've tM ' li 'Tariff, we were
which could induce hN tcii.withhold tiae lwm
A-jiy- ??Ht&Q&Z- :
0 Jim:lrust: Hayne,invvhis
WlII Islt-Ul HIVUi djlttlUf i r 4X3 rf CI J
i en coupon . xne rtaeraiisis. - in repry-7
pirrsaiair. y euier, u anj man
(eels -$he-! u i Itjs off; Federalism ly i ng ery
heavy upon his , conscience; 'he knows
where he can get abtolution for bis ain,
triotIctState Alrue Americitt pnneipend!
feeHnEp"tief aid he ir4ur hb; sectianatifeeKhj
and in half art hourcome oiit anoriginal
democrat e?tCfZ in the wool"
We find, the following retort courteous
in the Harrisburg intelligencer,. (Penn
sylvania,) , Itjis partof a legislative de
bate : ' 7 V' "V':T
, ' Mr. CRAfT, a young man of conside
rable promise, from Allegany County- ha
ving thought proper to answer Mr. Mar
tik, of Philadelphia county, on the sub
ject of connecting an important subject
with party feeling, M r Martin answered
fr. Craft, by say in that he would quote
the following poetry for; the gentleman's
instruction : v 1
" Large vessels canmay venture; mnre,
But little Ckaft must keep the stuire."
i Mr. Craft replied; that when the gen
tleman offered argument, he would con
descend tdr answer him ; but as he had
been pleased to amuse the house with po
etry, he would add the remainder of the
couplet : .
v The noble swallow seek the sky, ,;
But foolish Maiitiss can but try."
. 8 . ' 1 I.
- TOH TE nALEIOH RKaiSTKTl.
ORIGIN OF YANKEE DOODLE'
Messrs. Gales 4 Son '. In the simulta
neous attacks -that were made upon' the
French posts in America in 1755, that a
gair.st Fort Du 1 Queshe, .(the present scite
of Pittsburg) was conducted by Gen. Brad-
tdockand tliose againstiNiajara;& Fron-
tenac, uy-uoy; Shirley ot Massachusetts,
and Gen Johnston of New York The
vfollowing is an, extract from' Jude Mar
tin's History of North Carolina, just pub
lished, giving an account of those expedi
tions. . ;,
.vender, and my charges adapted tn theiprejwjirp
feliaveiit prese
Jot of 'Music - and -his ' fmilv. t 'hiuse-rTers
htererbre watacirrt
a instance wdq wish co receive mstrupuons-' ,m.
this pplite; bknch,!; $0slgSf4 M;;fr
Bat'elclfimeb-lOK4
0- TheStar will insert this
send their bill to Mrs. Earsley,
erweeTcs,'ind
c:-i;iv-:-:'.T
State of NpYth-paAmai; i
J.; ay wiod bunty.'-- lif t
"Cdttrt of Ples untl Q'her.Sessrons, '
r : V-..funew-'489. f . ' y. '
H)ben;L
ove, . . j.
Zachariah Clark St VilJiainVClarlc;
Original attach meht against Z ChaTiah CJarkv and
a writ as to WiHw'm Cta'rk, to bp joined in'the
s'dt.- r : v !; f"
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant Zacbariah .Clrk,149 an In
habitant of anotheState-r-The Court ;therrfore
orders, th t oblication be made six 'vreekin
the Raleigh Register, that 1f .the d fehdant " Zar
chariah Clark does not appear nod replevy, or
plead, that at n;xt Court judgment mll e.giv
en against him, ' ! ?-"
" December Sessions, 1829 '. The ahoye ctrder
was renewedjantl the ord;r of publication ts
above lo be thade.p5 ' t j" "
48 - LOVE CkUtlC. cV
victyi-cotjsihtm ot the TJL.otsor Parcel i fr
Ground with their Building 4ind Impro vetiifntv - ' - '
and Tract VofLart$ folfowm: vV; $a ?.T'ui
liHsj.A t of jtfountl, c- it imng iboutjan attr V t
oa.the-.aoatliVt'of Mumlroitfeefritbilrjj:i "y
rMselhoajiira ,i'
hoilsVstheTn Wndvirna thfunififcl.plHC " '"X'-
; vyrehous; thereon'of merUv Hpry'rWnsonV,. fy;
.Qilf .ntinprpyed: Lt&raab09t f wxty'IfeeV' - v
front- on , Wmslow sbeetnd running back about t-ii-''
lone huredridweiity .jeet;V(;':'-' ''O!
a Ijtde north f akleri LaVe
and the b.ihotts1tx:'feetTrnt iad riiiu ! '
One tot, with '4rgy;tiiree;r st''ifimshett''-,-'-v;
hrlck hou5e, ihenfleiUbrwocepad
kiirs.. a) ioininir:the: Planter's Hotd . atihw fttnt'-t'. 'i i
8 tate of North .C aroliriai "
( Haywood County. 1 ' ',
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session,,
June, 1829. I j ;
Jphn Miller v. Z cbariah Clarfe. v
ah Clark, does not appear :and repjevvi or ph adi
mai ai nexx iouri juaginemiwiu oegiyerTagaiTisi
him ' - . ' ' i -. ' -
December Sessions, 1829. , The above ordt
was renewed, ;nd the oider of pu dicatiou . ;s
above to be made. . ', .i,.
7 48 RO. I.OVE. 'cic. !t. C. rj.
Mecklenburg Cotinty Vai
tnent.
- J
' But it is not the rOtecdonywhich', may
De, extenueU to our foreign 'commerce
trom this port, that- alone imparts tO; the
' work in contemplation a; nationat j eharac
ter'orj! interest. 'Iwouldj' extend the,
chain ofi inland navigation, and . enable
the ;Gqverhneht'tb' transport munitiohs'of
war intime:j of : danger from Boston to
Keaufbrti Ud tests thenracjficabilitv ind
propriety oi ponneqiing in
fa rt h erj: ji mp ro v mcnti the
Atlantic States.
Your com mittee therefore recommend
the. adnpriontheac
tiohs.'4' ".''.v)'. v". '" :J ' ?'- .' i-' ' -
. AVlUi. GASTON, C'n.
Eesdlvrd, That, our Senators m Congress be
in.riictetl, arai our Represer.ta'tiyes requested,
'o use their exertions to obtain from the dene
Tal (ioverimient an appropriation ;for the pur
pose of unitiner by a ship canal the waters. o!
Ntuse river with BeaUtbrt harbor. ' A,
lusnived. That the Governor be requested to
transmit a copy of this resolution, and of the. re J
Ktors ahd. Representatives in Congress' - ' '
RAI.BIGH REGISTBR.
THUDAVi FEBRUARY "M.
Small. Pox. Weregrei to learrVfrdni a
privaie,sourcet:inav xni9"qisiressingjiais
ease has madeitappearance in Newbern
that 'tpore than a dozen; person are
infected with' it ThevAutfe
this way bv
whole of the
Retrenchment.-
nf.ih ojnuion. 'hat .a-rei.mn of it would
towh-rhave1 taWeny steps toi ' prevent its
spreading,' and. we hotie therefore tbatits
ordered front the North by our Physic jangjf
ana we trust, that on its amvakv general;
iflrrinannn tun r vAawAi .-i .
1 1 i
The new BaW Regulations will Jake
no? be seri iusly agitated .it thin timef A
biM h?s been lemt d haweer in tblSen
iif , by Gen. mt' y the -Chairman of the
Cm'! itte of Fiiiance, of a very important
ch-'i raster. I: jMopnses ti? modify fron
nd after.th30Jh dy of June n- xr, the
duies on liofi in b')lts, ffemp, Milas.sesf-Saii-duck,
Muiiutrtc'ures. T VViid att Co
tod Ch)t.lH whatsoever. Wool unrtjiatiulat
tured, Ciothing'.rehu4 y made, Cotton b:g
?i t), CoffVerTeav, VV oil 1 e n C ar pe t i 11 Shot,
Fl Sftlt, and souie other,, articles. ;lt
prppises tn abolish, from und alter the
p:issirig of tjielactf all dutie on Iron,' in
. .) ' . . , "r'y V.lrV ' 'J. . !. ' - '
bars . prfpart'il tor -Jtdirway ; and,; from
andiifter the SOfhlaV aof June, 1832, to
admit, ;Ve of duly; nes of ali .kinds
$pice.i Ctf 1 ('octu, various Fruiis, Silks
China, lia'ce-i'i h , '.-Sa 1 1,,- Ca.iton Crapes,
JLinen CiitnbticsrItwns, Guze, ami a va
riety of otherarticler. 'v'
';'V'; V:--' , , 1 . '
Th e . A I e x a n d r i a Gtize t te, one of.;, the
best edited and most indeperuleht papers
in the Union, gives 'the following glowing
description of 1r.; .Webster's .great
Bpeech in rlie Senate of the United States',
in.repiyio wr. inAYNK. Rvery inmg we
"The Army of the letter, fShirley iand John
ston) (lining the' SMnimpr, lay onihe Eastern
b ink of the Hudson, a little Soutii of theOiti of
Albany. In'the early part of June, -.the troops
of the Eastern provinces beSn to pour in, com
pany ficr company ; and wch a motley jtssem
oly of men never before thronged together on
such an occasion, u(s an example may be
found in the ragged Regiment ot Sir John FaN
taflT. It would hjite relaxed. !ie gravity of an
Anchorite, o have seen the descendants of the
putitans, marching through the street? of that
ancient City Albany, take their situation 10 the
left of the British -Army, some with long coats,
some with short coats, and others with no coat
at, all with colours as varied as the j rainbow ;
some with thcrr -hair cropped like the Army of
Crotnu I),- land ottiers with wigs, the locks of
which floated With grac- around tlWir should
ers. Their much, iheir accoutrements, and the
wh le arru'ig' ment of tht: troops, furitished mat"
1 ter wf uif tisemeht'to the rest of he British Army
1 he; mus-c pi yeo the airs ot twc centuries ago.
..od ihe tovL ensemble, upon 'the whole, exhibit-,
ea a Sight tf the .nde.ring strangers! to which
tfiey hacJ b,ei n unaccustometi. . Among the club
of u its thai belonged to the British; Army, there
was a Doctor Shack''urg, attached to the sUflP,
who combined with the science of a; Surgeon,
the, skid and talents of a musician. To please
the new comers, ie composed a tune, and tvith
inucligravity recom.mended it to the officers as
one of the most celebrate t airs of m rtial music.
The joke took, to the no small omsemeiit of
the British : Brother Jortathati exclaimed it was
nation Jine, and in a few days nothing was hearil
in the provincial camp but the air of Yankee
Doodle. Little did the author, in his composi
tion, then suppose, that an air made for the pur
pose of levity and ridicule, should ever be mark
ed for suchhigh destinies.. In- tt'ehty years
from that time the national march i inspired the
heroes of Bunkers Hill, and in less than thirty
vLord CornwaUis a'nd his Army marched into the
American 1 me s to the tune of Yankeeel Doodle."
CflHE Subscriber, who was some time a Tu-
Cl tor in the University o this State, has 'ta
ken charge of the Bodton Male; Academy, f
The Exercises will commence on the 19th instl
In fxh ition to he Branches of Learning usually,
tfluglit in the best institutions of this grade, in
struction will he giye'nto such as desire it, in the
F'rench aiul Spanish. Terms of tuition, for the
Languages und Mathematics 12 50, Common
snd English Branches' -as r,ralnm ir, Geography,
&c. f 10, for the Session of five nohths. Board
may be obtaii d in respectable families. at $6
per month. When every hing xs furnished to
Students, as fu-l,"iu-:tshing, candles 8cc. the
expence n no case will exeeed ,35 dollars' a ses
ion. From iti great 4e ah hfulness, moral and
refi-.ed society, cemrft; situation and conveni
ence of :ccess, ' Boyttfon'possesses many, advan
tages for a permanent literr -:y establiahnient. JTjli'e
Academy is very retirelaiul remote from the
oustle of the town, and the inhabitants wPl co
operate with the teacher in the suppression of
vice and the preservation of order. As the m
rals ot those committed to my care be strict-,
ly guarded, none of notoriously ' bad character
need be sent, as they will not be permitted, by
remaining to contaminate others. ' Of the' eli
gibility of its situation, the 'fact of its having
been selected as a location for the contemplated
CoHeiro, i&sutncient evidence. With a view to
the design of which "institution, tn bring liberal
learning tmlhm the reach ofpermni of moderate
fin-tunes the Board -and Tuition have been fixed
at low r ttes. -r1 '
Of; my competency t teach the French and
Span'rs ., 1 have satisfactory testimonials from
the Professor 'of Modern Languages at Chapel
Hill. V , JOHN J. WYCHfci.
Jan. 10, 1830. 43 3w
, , i , ,1", r tii 1 - .Ti rciiuuiio i -fliui:kcreiuE.-r no comDiimemea me - - .
. ,; ( ' " . J. ..,1 J j 1 . ' , h. r .
T"f:iLfBEri50tI)f ,.on(th56nifdayfof Jtfafch ''..
nef,'at Publio'SaleiT At trTTow'n House
in rayettevllle, all the Real Ustate -f'hr B.mk t.fX''.
big '-.House excepte"d)?belongiDg to ihe' State . ryi,
Bsnof ovth-C.wotina,iivFayett'evine: ahdit V ,
f liayTnountltbraHjfly tleiuBransoti ' s 'o'fK'il!
wnq mi viii f-crsonisireei'.wiin a targe .vvare
1
-hoiise thereon,-Tenled hyfthe tbwa as -vPiiWijf;-''.-SfA'' 1
Flour Warehouse: KM.i'-v V"'4i
v One. Lot; situate on a. cross street . bet weeri Per- i ' f , 'P ;
I'son a ftd JScisseJ striet iwh.a Knnd.w 'il- i
t oryr D wjlmg Mus'e, cpeGaMen'Sil' 'r
; ti' One Lotfronfiug oiif Person lBowitreetaV , yv; ?
ka-few yunls-'eaif of,te.o'wi!I.ciu$e!witb;a larger ; 1:
'$tore tojis. on 'each1; it reet; ( an'cboVcneitX - - ilfe",
, Warehoiises back formerly Ohf er Pece, r ' - ;
I fpne' It witb'awnvV 4V;3''
omi yiic or ova yvaguni 1 s ; aojpiningvsnuaiO . ,; fyi i,"
beJween Gille'sp'ig'iid Dick reetsoppdsiter : 1!
hc oivr .pnt oin,ieriy-jiieprorwny 01 JiUncan, : To';
-mpson,wv, ii.M?v
Several ptttd
etteville, aWd two Well hown and coivenitut'f :f f f
A IolSith yf wti story Jioose ' offi vro-' fert
Original attachment. !f; mnts trontmg ota; HayKbetv-oppi8itev.Xne ., wi'
ST-appearing; to the satisf icvoi- of the Court, Mansion Hotel. jand-r'mijng jtack toyOldsVrcvU
that the de'lend mt Zachariah Clark UWivihlia?; farn ; y'' . f '- J J-
hit ,ht of another Slate The Court Uiereforr .'-Ttiat elegant aiid diraWe eiidencts ri Hay tjk ':,3;:
orders, tmt publication be made six: weeks inth5 mount, called tbelMUjaTt ptace;;iwiih ahout yV-J
Raleigh Rep-ister. thtif the defendant bftrhr- twelve acres Of Ordahd. VThe dwelline- hotisVn :..'VA-I
large and Coinmodious, cemmiodiitffi: a fiiiieview'
of the tpWtv-the garden andy buthpuses; hay 1 ;
l.itely b en pit tnf 'stateaf repair. .y This' pUce' ' 'viS
isadmirablv calculated for a summer stat(or ner- t-W'
manent ruleneetfoirr Jnersph 'fiVmg:4V,tti'..l6tr ;
Country in purAut bfiealth). i.? ' - --W'V-;'- '.S'-). ;-ft$
1120 Hcrps of t olerably timbered,Xand, , within '
two miles, ot Fayetteyille, wth anive.tvcUeatT
Milt Seat on a nverfaUingtream, running thro'
he lawls 'formerly Jbhn Ifadfeyrsiy!-: i y;;.'.
640 acres of tao.1 -on Beaver Cr.etfc;I within , VV
si x mites of Fayttevilie, forme y f-iiVkiri New- ' iyi
byN. .'- : - f r - : y ;yyv,rv . ,
i acres ot unv within aouta';.iTHle 'and - . v"V'
aV half "of tbn''ar.i)'gWy -
tuaiionsYor buildinir, on whlcbHhere ae excel . -Xi Pi
rn . . . ... . - .. .- . . s
ount. -
prings, a little north west ot Haym
1 08 1 acres of el r o ded vsanil hill Lands, "a
: within tour miles of Fay etteyihefbrmerly jthe .4 )
property of John MKai hjfi :y 1 J-r t i-.'''vTk-'ii
(i t i4M)nuun.ui unn jw fitiTVi ursi, rata v af ;t! 1
Land, ort the east sideof the Cape-Feat Itiver, v ' vf -';!'
about, three. 'miles btlbw Fayetteyill?,yfbrmerjyv - tj '- fify
Thnma llavis'si. 5 V
50 acres of Land on th
.t J; yy
e east side of Cape-Fea
Tiiver, 15 nnU?s -beow VFiyettevjlle, adjm'ia frf?
lands onffin to the ht ira of JohnTtiaraesi v;y y 1
v A very liberal credit w?B be given ta the p.ur-, ' V if
chas .t.4. "Particular trms.'made ktibwh at 'the 1 4 J t ?
. MARRIED, ;
On the 26th ult. at - the residence of Col.' Da
vid Hooks, in Duplin county, bv the Rev. Leml.
Hatch. .Mr. Thoa. Wr irht, Jun. to Miss Eliza
Hooks, second xtausrhier ..of. Col. 1. Hooks 1 and
on the 28th, at the residence of Major Thomas
Wright, also by the Rev, Mr. Hatch, Mr. Sal.
1). Hooks to Miss Sarah Eliza, daughter of Maj.
Wnghf, all of -Duplin. y i
In Gnnville county, onihe 26th ultimo. Mf.
John Fuller to Miss Rebecca .M arm ; and-on the
28th, Mr. Joseph Howard to Miss Mary Paihani.
1 DIKD4
In this county,, on the $Pth ultimo, Mr. Henry
Terrell, in I he 45 th year of his age.,v He had
long enjoyed uninterrupted health j until Wed
nesday evening, the 27th, when .he was sud
denly taken 11 while , attending1, to the concern
of his farm, and remained speechless to the mo
ment of his death.; - Mr. T. was a very worth v
jtfitizjen, and- much esteemed by'all " who knew
htmrvHe has leftja wife and ten children, with
the more anxiouV.to te&W and we are
snortty gromiseu tiiat gratiqcaticn oy, tne
EtHtnrs of the National Intelnsencer ';
F05 two days, MirWerterenchaTned a nu
merous aiidrence;: nb wearibesv no satiety,; wa
felt but every man draak;'ih..ithpleasurejind'
delight the,deepv clear tons oi his j yoicei fun
bonscibusf ;the iprpgressr bfyip'C.Hey ws
calm, cbllected and ignifiebHe; showed that
tjht shafts bf bis antagonist had - fallen harmless
at hit' feci. y. At Vtrnta he Via severeand; sarcas-:
ficu llis jrbny,- pointed and delicate, -penetrH
ed at' every, jhrustJ- Tne.Very ;weanon that had
been psed against him, :befteizerLJahb5!'turne.fi
into fntrumeuts of. attack upoii hia tas$aijanV.
Rut tlie tecbnd day,' in his., aitnehtb'bbn he
constitutional power 01 a ajaie 10 BUiiuytan act
of Congress' be was eminently great. .Ta use a
'fierure of Mr.V,Ifiyne'fLf he bore ofT upon bis
.sale, which will 'be made: by order'of the Irei- - V v?"
dent and u (rectors of.saia is tnK. , t 1 ; i
t DUNCAN CAMERON. President ' itkS
Raleigh, Jan., 14.'
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Valuable Lands and Mills: -.'-
nf r T .. 1". 1 - 'M i.:il Au.rit! 5- .'iil
"fmdes 0 tliis citj, lying in ' t lie fork ofjCrab:
tree and Walnut (Jreeks and NeXise .Hiyei'Siconi
t .ining about 1000 acres. ;ATn ere istVabpm 100 0 $
acres of bottom l.nd. The upland is iicli I abd lies y l
well. .About 2i0 icreiJ of the licl iibVW; liAM
state of cultivation, and Wfll calcti'atedJi'they '-, tylyV
culture ot Cotton, com and siriall irraiti -Th"Sr'i.' i-'AWjt
jmprbvements. are a GVist Milf-.w'ttb;. three pair
01 -siwites, aivi iiic nceiHry jnscinnery- lor ine
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hear in relatiorrtb this debate, renders us bumeroiis otherelativesahd friends; io mourn
.'. . 1 ineir rrcuarauic iius. ; !
! . In Newbern, on the 26th tilt, in the 20th vear
of his age, : George p A. Burgwin.eldest son of
John BurgWin, Esq. ot that place; , ; . . J. ,
1 The .uncertainty t of Tife was : perhaps, ijeveT
more strikingly rdhiitrated than , iri,tfie death of
this amiable arid much esteemed young ;roanl--n
the enjoyrheat'of nbust,be.alth,rin theigour
of early roanhbbVl, and in he, very( budding iof
hfs usefulness, he became a yictira of a wasting
and protracted' disease, .. which .has blasted; the
w elt tounde'd anticipatton jbfshis doatipg rela
iiyes,' ami terminated the fond' wiahes -of an ex
tensive, circle of ythfttlitimHter In the sCale
of genuiu emritjthe" deceased occu pie4 a conr
spicuous adon yjVith amlndmuewtt Vir
tueand prudence and exb ibtting a "tendency o
prtical osefi
bbngiy ahve -'tothe " tenderes impulses of ' do
jnestic and social affection: JTo -speak; copsota
tioii to tlie .felinsrsj ofthose who auflfer front so
snomaers jue pyiars a tne lempie 01 jgnorance 1 amwumg aaispensauon,i is tne peculiar, province
Buffalo Shoal School.
AN enfeebled constitution, renders it impos-,
sib le for me to take an extensive circuit in
the practice of my profession as a Lawyer ; and
I therefore propose, assisted by my brother, td
open a School n my house in Lincoln county.oo
the Catawba river, nine miles from Statesville,
and twenty-four from Lincolnton, on the first
Monday in March next : by which time ; jny
buildings will be" completed. My house s large
and roomy i and 1 have begun to erect small but
comfortable Cabins, simitar to those at the
WinnsboroURh and Piatt Spring Academies' bf
South-Carolina. The situation is a handsome
one is known to be perfectly healthy, and has
the advantage of being entirely removed from
all placeS-of dissiiation. No scholars will be ta
ken who cannot board; with me as a "member of
my family v ' - ; .
I; will tach the Latin and Greek Languages;?
theMathematics, and the Elements of the other
Sciences : Andalso, if Required bv" parents or
guardians; U 'ijl ttach with great care the ele
mentary branches of an English education. ', Tbr
ition and boarding, including candles, wash! rig,
&c. &c. Will be furnished for one hundreel' -dollars
per annum, twenty-five of which must be
paid in advance. . No scholar will he taken for
a less term , than one quarter'! but: entrance
may be bad for one or more quarters at any t ime
after the opening of the school. ;." '
y' 1 now have one LartaStudenit imdarn anxlbilS
to get : few. more ; to, whose examination. and
ineuotiou I would devote a sntficieht portibn
oft i me to enable them to proceed ..with much
greater e,ase than they generally do in: lawyers'
offices, in acquiring -knowledge ,of their, pro
fession ; tbir it Ma ! notorious fact, that jra'ctising
Uwyers have nefthertimel or inclination to,tli
rect; the .studies of their'studentsC and tbat they
do not wtamine them as often ms once a mnnt h.
i'lJhder such circumstairces, a ' young man' must
pursye rus wuuies. to, great nsaavantagex ana
obtam liceise to iractise withmt'a. competent
lunu 01. practjcainnrmation. ; 1 ao not propose,
to deliver law lecture's j but I willpomt withe
authors br he p n s of them wtiicb ought to be
read . examine the young men daily tipon therh,'
cjonverae.with thein upbn;the 'changeswhtch
have been'.made in the English U w-by the conu
stitutroO iabd la ws of theiO. ; f thecoistituj ion
and laws of this State ftnd bv '.tbe1. decisions f.
the Supreme Court.' I have a Very good library
mantttacture of Ftourr ; one Saw Mill, witu twou ').'
haws j aiMi a oiun itn ; also, improvement iv (w, i,fp
for the accommodation ol'ah Oyerseer and l oirV-,'
20 hinds. If the abbve Jsynbt disposedoVat 7C '-.lJt
private sale .before 'trje 3drVfpd y in.Aiumbyjni'' ' -'L
FelriiarV;nWit, it willlm tjiat Hjiy be btP-redfor , ,
sale at public aUCti)n, he?orevtheHlbiU'ti)ouse in .
Uaieigh, Fdr ternsLapply tat he Vi'tiscfibe,1 r '
THOii CO BBS
Itdeirrh. Jarw 13J ' V -
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- icotrimittccv.. . ;-. m$m
iranarv x .
m. na, oh the 12th .fbstaqC a 'jfc'gt-, Mai Wned; ; Ia-
ZaohariBh- Buggi fWbd
last from Isaac BrtKbrtUl'rlbeflallantyiLi:i V-H) t
Virginia, shkI bjg!fi(W$l i tyfviH
of lemehrary law books t TQr tbemse of whfchV
fbrostructKMy and fbrboardregv ioclub'iiig "pm
dies and washing1, will - bhargeeach -student
one bunUdo)laMer annum, twenty -five of
which inubep
y Al pplicatibtrs must befnade tb 'me ln per
son, or by letterydirectedtb7 Vrry, Ire
dell countv ,-or to SUtesvUe f' :
.ybrparticuUrs as to my nullifications, I refer
to Judge .Badger jof lialeigh,.- or tollajor; Hei
tierson of Lincolnton. . ; vC , , v i 4 1
he stakl about three wceJcsU atMrusselVi ' '
from, rence- his roastert&rte& -
ana
about
Sai
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neaae ins. rscapej irom.u union inc jpW. . . .v -r i
three. weeks aero. ' ' y yXfl if ':
d -'negro i 5 "fee'6-qf? inche high,V dark. 51
jlectuinand sayseus;5ears"bld.- . '4Pj&
The owner is rexjuested to come -forwardi V- JJ
prove propeny, a wi oim awv. v -r .
' ; AsheWlle,pan. 15?y- y4:3wpy - -v " 't
, jh the Clerk'. Of. . JrS'f
- - 'ii y-,
d TOLElNTput of hft-.pokeg
O fice atyBoxb'orbiigb,5 Person couniy; a, Blacfc
Leather Pocket pudc, containing a number ot
vaiuaoie papers,; iuuiLcr ui -ihmvswiimiiu, ;- '" 'V-
wbicb cannot at present be remembered, re , .: r..,,i'.
collect one, on Lewis 0anjiel, for $450onebitt
Francis Lawson, y itli .Wm; St reet - security, br
100 ; like wisfe," a number bf small Notes, imt al 'y'&P
present recotlected 'here waVbnalfb -iSv,
Hundred Dollar bote, tt:- fioneW:fpya6lat' I
th Rranrh Kanlr.iif New.Orleahsi . letter: t7i . 'tJ .
a, psper, payaoic aivnarieston-fc leev: in x
j
, : ' ?
2140! une.vien iioiiar none, oi inft- stM.e:.iianie a
of Nj CAnd btie Dollar Note of the&me Bank, . : t : I
wjttCumoeV jof Cbisbles. Keceits,hdt h'er
valuable papeic kl Wbld forewarn .. . . ..--:.yiJ
Ironi.'traditig jfor. Qp$ibjs., bteaof hnd.o . JSpJ
iher. ppersij To ;any person findings of giving I - , ; . 'V;''.-?-ihfbnnatibnrof
the?Focket-bbbk
rewaraotVrf bvteuveting oitvthe same wmiiC:r
yersthountyyovj 0.
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i'THE- Subscriber' having ; recently ' ' 'y;
KurctiasedtHe HOUSE OF EK FEUA t
T?.TAINMBNT. jfbnnetly :ptly:-v -.-vvi
i; b-i: piitklnWw the town oC' - v
and tb phhethav
'House ibr th reception and en ' ertain merA bf all.: . . : 0
who niay feel'disposed to'hbno: him ' with" tiuf - '
persona 4 comfbrtable.ra'Hid unremifted; exertions ; jf '
will be made tb'ive:iidft.1tac;tb
' The tBedi and, bedding kre inferior tptione ibi f ;
yTable wIl b Tfbjm'islie4 iu-'feir si the niarltet iy.. vM'f
the, back-wintry will .'afford i the Br with bV' - . ? ,
quorsof therbes qualitjr attentive Vivl truafjfif. ,
Ostlers will be employed, and 8taiW' bunJant. ,