.5 f
july occurring c.v,..
Sabbath, thera.
. vlfeforrAri until to-driv f Man.'
i.rV On Yesterday however, ijReligipu
services wereerrmcliiittpresbvtc
.,n Churchl ah ippropriite:Bi?coir8
as ileHvereiU aeeAbtyto prevjpuirtn
vitationV,by;the JlerTSoMM PHunt.
the Music "-'was . Vefine J Candthe
Sermon 'highly; p&triotf
happily iHutratetl the sacred trujUti Jthat
' all oWbTe s'sings God,
(l to httn alohf sKooJci;the glory beVeii
r Hj we enjoy or yet hopeifor,ih a nation
al or ii(livi(loal point of yiewl : , ;
a ft,r the Sermon ; a (nandsmnecollec
tion was taken up in aid of the funds o!
tijc Colonisation Sode.i :
i The Oralion wil I be d el ivered this
woniing at 1 1 Veck, in Ijhe jMethodist
Church, by VillUh SeaWell, Esq, and
the Declaration" of' Indepemleiicc will be
read by' William HvHAtwOD, Jun. Esq.
A Public:ninnyryiU at
Ca pt II oNTBRVSp'n ng,' and is to 'be on
"i!,-e table at 2 oVIock;' IV M.t ; - .7,
At ni;ht, J the Grove in the , Ca pito'
Smiare- is to be 'illuminated, ,:and Music
will be provided for tho etUertaininent of
rWA o" Wy,r-He' must be endued
wth more or less than human ; feelings.
jvlio can'rise frtn ' his bettand, enjoy the.
sweets of health and liberty on this memr
orable day, Without mentally offering the
tribute of ''his " gratitude o Heaven, for
the fortunafe pasand his ferment aspira
tions, for a prospenusurf. Enjoying
all our Institutions in their full force and
freedom realising the. beauty aiid cer
tainty of what was this day fifty-four years
ago, experimental a,nd probleniatical4
thereliould b tbrougnnut our, extended
country, a uniyersal nymrjathy of actio :i,
interest nod feeling, which should link
all hearts together.'' v Personal prejudices
sluultl be surrendered by 411 Uh one
accord, to make room for the more gener
ous and consistent emotions of union and
brotherly kindness. All political ani
mosities should be forgotten ar.l all wh.
partake in the festivities of the day.
..should meet as friends. ' Nocircumstanc
should be permitted to militate against the
general harmony of the wholei'but from
' .he most iiumble to the most exalted, all
should jo'rn in endeavoring to make the
occasion in deed and in truth, a Nation-
,., ' i Z 4
AL JVBILEE. ; ' ,t - .
Oil tliis subject, we cannot present any
ihi nyimrepf Iroprite than the subjoined
letter, written by the late venerable John
Adams, the'dav Vncceeding that, m which
our ancestors; swore by the happiness . of
unborn millions,, to shake off their degra
ding fetters or perish in the struggle :
Philadelphia Ju ly , 5, 1 776.
Vcsterday the greatest question was decided
hici ua ever debated ui America, and a great
er, jerbp5 never wan fr will be decided nmong
tnen. A resolution Was passed without one dis-senin-
colony, "THAT THESE UNITED
STATES & ARE, OF RftiHT OUGHT tO BE
FRKE AND 1MUEPEXDENT STATES."
The day is patted. The 4th ' 6f July 1776 will
be i meiuaruhtr eluachdm the history of! America.
i am apt to believe it wul be eel heated by succeed
"f? penerutiohs fle jre Jlunivcnnry Festival
It oiilit to be conirhemorated tie day or e-
ttTnAcE. by solemn acts of devotion, to Al
jn'g-lityi Gd. It ought to be solemnized with
pomp, aAontf, game$t Bporfs, guns, bells, batifiret,
U iUuminatiuntHOK ohk rhi or thk cojkti
kit to ths oTnitii,rom thit time Jorword forev
er ! Ycu wjJJ think me transported with enthu
i sm ; but I am not. . I am Well aware of the
toil, and blood, and treasure that it will cost to
tnainuin this declaration and support and defend
ttese states ; ye i thrtiugl all jhe ;gloOm I can
t the rays of light and glory I can see that
'he end is worth more than nil the means and
tt poaterity will triumpli, although you and I
Way rue which I hope we sIiaII not. I am &c.
! -:.r " ; JOHN ADAMS."
V'prtme Court.-r-Ignatius Riggan, of
'I'ennespee, has been admitted to Superior
practice. ThdinW J. Jones of Sa-
!uury, Washington Laiarus, of Wilr
u?t.,nv& Franklin li. Smith, of Meck-
twwv of the VttoAhsmge.Qxrr
ers ill find ;an-i'nteresting article into
-V'H eglsterundlf liirheatJ, ; copied
pn the National; Intelligencer- Tl.ough
u y it, who1 perhags should not say jt,
" 19 by far the; mstfablf reiiew of, the
, 1 'esidentV;Me8?a
tl will vlML:ll - tv.t
'eeroployed
, cpay .uie reaaer tor tne
,8!e,m VlWK certain letterj.whicn
e feenflubiisWd;anS , other bn-
I
v
f;rrf circumstances.' that'-Xlri-Senator
Stfa and make way fur- Mrv tli
, . ' - s
- - . rr ' :
i .. ? -
ft v-.i 5 Yw
Lis Q?n
rr pot from'his ;own,jcnn
fessiona;(we , think Ve hia tfemHthem
i i . V-
feehl itated ih iu4it of
to JheSenafeat :Mrrte;!of AS
n pnnrlvania ' ho toted
against Noah; !suliseque
'upprt him. ; Mr; Marks has
athorizd ajdenil oftje statement; and;
aV8 t if he hjd. been present when the
nomination r?s acted upon, lie should
have voted against confirming the appoint-
ment ,IIe was detained from thiSenate
by sickness. - ' " - -
Rage jf Office Hunting. As a remar
kable mstancc of the prevailing avidity
for office, it V mentioned in a . Philadel
phia paperhat the Marshal of the Dis
trict of Pennsylvani Jias received seve
ral applications for.the office of Hangman
at the expected execution of the Mail
robbers.
' Temperance. k Society for the promo
tion of Temperance has been formed in
Fayettevillc, David Anderson, Eq. Pre
sident, and George MNcilU Secretary.
The Observer, in .mentioning, the fact,
makes the following remark : " The spi
rit so generally diffused through the coun
try, on this subject, has operated very
extensively In this section of the country,
and particularly in this town,' for a year
or two past. The quantity of spirits sold
in this place, has, we are assured, been in
calculably' reduced ; several dealers (at
least eight mibt be named) have ceased
to use or traffic in them, and many indi
viduals, . who have been only moderate
drinker, have discontinued their use al
together."
Cotfun Fair.-The citizens of Macon,
Georgia, have determined to hold a fair
-ome time during the fall for the purpose
if awarding premiums to the best grow
ers of cotton iii that vicinity.
Legol Decision. Francis R. M'Kee.in
licteil for Murder, in South-Carolina, has
Seen disrharged by the Court of Appeals,
on the ground taken in the motion, viz :
that after a prisoner has been put on his
trial in a: capital case, a nolle prosequi by
the State, amounts tn an acquittal,
Itail Foad The Corporation of Pe
tersburg have subscribed for 2,000 shares
of Stock in the company for constructing
a Hail Road to the Roanoke.
John Randolph. k. Public Dinner was
given to this gentleman at Norfolk, pre
vious to his embnrkation for Russia at
which about 80 persons were present
Dinner to Mr. Barton. The Cineinna
ti American contains an animated account
of the Dinner given to Senator Barton,
on his way home, bv 200 citizens of that
.
place. The toasts given on the occasion
and the
receive
enthusiasm with which they were
, evidence very clearly the feel-
nr in
Q iin, in relation to the President's
conduct in rejecting the Internal Improve
ment Bdis. The sentiment compliment
ary to the Senator himself, was drank
with great manifestation of feeling, and
in the speech which he made, almost ev
ery sentence met with vociferous demon
strations of approbation from his hear
ers. Tlu eighth regu'ar toast was :
Henry CIttj Th father of the American Syg
tem his tr .Hscejd s,-rvicts mh! ahUitit-s have
identified h'-s coontrv .;! uilh If is own,
lhe manner m w hich this toast was re
ceived, is thus described bv the Ameri-
can
Aa soon ax Jo'lpe Davies announced the
name of " Henry Clny," the most deafening
shouts and trernendou rappinfr upon the table
commenced, which coittimied for a lenjflh of
time, and whs httshctl onlv by the numerous
stentorian calls tor the i unwinder of the loast.
The rcsitnt whs then eivtbted tf jet as f-r
the term The.tber of the American System,"
when he was zn interrupted. with long, loud,
and repeated th'itrs, and plaudits, surassb
any ih'ng we fVcr befire' witiiessfd on a similu
occasion. At leith the President was permi -ted
to rend the renan1er of the toast, when the
stme scene of tumn t and of noist again ensued
without intermission for many minutes.:- -
The fee'injrs o' aJl seemed to.s;riijg from oar
naource',' anlthe extnordinary dily of elithn
siastic pleasure Jtpp; ared to flovwith the sarnr
unanimtty, if U p oct eded f om one soul.
bumper to resoundetl from every, quarter,
and the glVsseswvire- nukly drained of thai.
' last ' drups. ' :,kncorerA ncre' was now
citerated fromk all pirtsof the i6bm; and as soo i
as ailenfce couid be proihVd,lhe - President di
reeled the company th fi41;'ajjairt td the sam
;oast '-- S.9- 80041 4sit was renia'i!,. the whol
company spontaneously rose ajrid g)ve nin
cheers $ whilst the tappmg'qn th tables, stamp
4n upon 'the floor, and other 't manifesu
tions Af apprb!ition seemed iiftTcent to rin';
the.bbildingurVo,h .tneir beads v After that m
mnt weihought w? would, rather ,be flenr.
Ctav; than any living. .Never .before dit
,wesee'wich unequivocal exhibitions of deep
'lonted'affe'etiortr Tnie "scene was, eminently, in
Wirinff and cafe siinftJieotarust of wrtt maV
LSVF terjKVpm theeop!e. on the fourth ot
."Vin f ' V
Comptroller;
flew to,sefinqui,h hUf1.'ims-o'i ri-Wec-fip,to;the
&enk5, t did Sot bWtoM
- Fuydieville Market: CnttonVgi TS'fL
9 50.-. .Basstnkrfarri is a 'ML Ilacbn,
5lf7.: Candles .raoulrf; H:fCoSee U a
Corn; 50 a. 621, PliurS3l a.
Iron 5 a-6. rlaxseed,r5 B0.- Larilt; tt.
Lead-a r. 'hotr per tag; SI t 2..
Na.il S,cut, ,6 7$a wrought 20
Oats,JS8 Sugar, KJommon M - a 9
ptime W a JU Salt, Liverpool 65 a76.
SteelAmerican? 8 a 9. 'Tobawi leaf,
82 a 3f.yAr. Drandi30 a5.VWhiske.
24 a 2fiWheatrT0 a8CLeeswax 20cts.
nth k Notes par-to ; per cent,
pre. .Checks on thevKort1i pfer cent,
.. Twenty-fourth of Jurie.-Tht an rii versa
ry of St John;the Baptist, was celebrated
on Thursday last, by I the Members of
Washington" Lodge, ,Jo- 'n a style
which has seldom, if ever, been equalled
in thi place A large procession of the
Brethren, strangers as well as visiters
from the county, was farmed at U A. M.
at the Lodge from thence they moved a
long Main-street, to the Presbyterian
Church, where an appropriate prayer was
aeiiverea by tne Kev. James Weather-
by, succeeded by an aulress from Dr. W.
d. Hodges, master oh the Lodge. The
ceremonies were finished by sinsins a
ueau titu l masonic ode selected for the
occasion, accompanied with music. The
iest:vines ot the day Were closed by an
excellent dinner at the Lodire nroared
by Mr. Wiswall. . The Orator of the
day is sai to haye acquitted himself in
an uncommonly handsome manner, and to
nave given universal satisfaction.
JVaihington Times.
The Festivaliof SU John the Baptist
was celebrated in .tms! place, by the mem
-
bers of Fulton Lodge,! on the '24th inst.
I he members of the frntprnitv marr.hpd
rom-the Lodge RoomL in masonic order,
to 'the; Presbyterian Church, wheJre a Ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Rck,
followed by an appropriate Address from
Mr. Francis A. Ward, a member of the
Order 5 after which they repaired to the
mansion Hotel and partook ot an excel-
ent Dinner provided by Mr. Allemona:
in which they were joined by seyeral gen
tlemen of the village, not among the ini
tiated. Catawba Journal.
Tlie following appointments were made
by the County Courtduring its session
last week :
;:i!nel Holmes., Sheriff'. M. W. Campbell,
7 own Magistrate. W" m Harriss, County Trustee.
Inspectors of Aural 6tor? James Usher, John
. L'llinton, Jolin C. Bowden, Win. Usher,
Inspectors of Lumb'-r Jesse .ennett, Joshua
James, T. D. RitcllfTe, Aieh'd Collins, Alexan
ter Mcllae, J. U Jrnn5tt, Z. A SiMCer, Dennrs
Collins, John S James, Nicholas Richards.
Inspectors of S!fuut Morgan Shoulders, Dun
can Clark.
. j
Amount of Inspectors' Returns of ar
icles inspected in the town of Wilming
ton for the last year, that is, from June
1829, to June 1830 : :
Turpentine. I Tar. Cotton. Rice.
J:imes Usher, 33,418 1S264 89 B. 255
iVui. Usher, 11,6.53 1 3,431 115
J. A Lilhngton, 9,730 ; 10,251 619 7,862
Timber.
T. I). Ratclifre, 33,300,851
Sawed Lumber.
1,956,396
2,737,219
1,566,600
Alex. McWae,
J-.sse Jemiett,
Jhiu" James,
Duncnn Clark,
18,484,080
3,438,592
3, 74f, 261
Slaves.
801,700
Jf'ilmbigton Recorder.
A writer in the Hillsborough Recorder,
on the resources of the State, makes the
i'o! lowing remarks on the Gold Mines :
To pass from agricultural to mineral
wealth, our State can certainly claim a
preeminence which no other will chal
lenge. Tti rough the wide extent of thir
teen counties, the most precious metal in
the world is. found in quantities which e-
very successive day multiplies, and the
pursuit of which is drawing thither the
capital ana enterprise or our own weairny
countrymen and of still more wealthy bu
ropeans. It Is computed by an intelligent
and practical miner, that at least'a mil It
on ol dollars will be realized during thi?
year from , the various gold mines of the
State ; ami it is a fact notorious that we
nre yet ill the infancy, of the mining art,
and may look forward to more than qua
drupling this amount at no distant period
Besides the direct influence which the ac
cession of goJ-d will haye In augmenting
our national wealth its more remote in
fluence will extend to almost every other
branch of industry. The farmer will find
a ready and good market for his produce ;
the merchant will find an increase both
in the number and ability of his custom
ers ; and in fine everyone who labors at
all will find a greater demand and a high
er price for his tabor. These are not merer
ly anticipated benefits,1 they already exj
1st. and are exoerienced bv a larie Dortt-
on ol our jeUow-citizens,
The Frankfort (Kentucky) Commenta
toi , a paper of character and talent, of
June 1 5, says : Thex utinost conslerna
iiorfpn r va I es the Jackson ranks .in this
. ' f."i t,..;'fi n
part 01 tne worm anti, wixn gooo reason.
fheMesertions froin the patty since the
President's late deVelop'inent of his deter
mination to go all lengths? with the majo
rity of his party, a well in their oppo
sition to the American system, as tn all
other respects, has produced a falling off
aiuohg His friends entirely unprepQdenteU;
estate, lennessee, it is rumored, haven erAti
sertedliiui. 4 Tb; ceriainly, and a" W
as we are credibly informed, tn this stale,
iioiTedhiinandhiaparr - ;
-; Coh .qgGr& yegeTablbf ;ihis jly heavy4 -Way heard "c ,e pLntcrVA--;. ,
iame recentjybfien in!r6dacednt6'Jay, "that his,wheat will wei-h Mzlij-fivs: VA
the Unied.tateS5 aoa Irom the . reprer amxa halfmtd ,thcbushcU 'Sixtp .
SentaU9ps,givert;ofitin the northcrD. pa- 'pdtmds is thetandawl weihV -
rersit mtt$t,bevafnable U aii. article :of .f t. -Pet.-Old'Ddn-Jniim: -;tU :
food forcatUe ,:It ' gtvw rrom to
iwetve feet liighv and' furbishes an'abund-
ance 01 irreen ioauer. Ane maiK. nve
louryears. pjxxypiani,u js stateu mi
11m .E..-riiruer,rre bamo.anpru sut
ncieiu provenuer lora rcow-xoF, a ;jeari
and as the side shoots' bhl yareused,7 Ithe
stal ks . last. four yea rj i wi thou t fresh plan t
lna. rA squarp of stxtwfeet will, contain
25p plants,- toumeet a p a rt, or lo f more
than, i four cows req ui re for a year St pro :
vender; withou't tbe aid of any otHer;fdbid
If some of our enterprising agriculturists
would, introduce thhv plar,t a?ntng - qs,
they might confer a real: benefit"in the
community ; as it would then be: fn the
power.of any man, Howeyer . humblehis
circumstances, to keep his cows or (btbeV
cattle in good condition throqgli.the. win-
ter, without intrenching on the means re
quired for the support orbia family. v
Catawba Journal:
ilr. Madison's Opinion M r. Madison
has recently writtena letter to a gentte
man in South-Carolina, from which it
clearly appears that in hisepprt of '98,
he did not intend to advance the doctrine
that a State possesses a right to nullify a
law of the General Government. Sir.
qual
Ritchie says, that' Mr. Madison's doc
trines now are not what they werein '98
suiiihsc iiuw aut-ii a nine ncau vitu iiuiu i
so much. Yet, in despite of this, Ve be-
neve .mat Mr. jviaatson Knows tne true
construction of his own writings better e-
ven than theaatute critic of the Enquirer!
T ainhhnmr Vint rriminv ' 1
ynwHg r . g wc. i
Reckville June 23. ftn
rived in our villaire on Thursday evening
i nr jii ir i in n' iai a r: i a. iir. bibii u a -
- i u
iasi. in ?ooa neaiLU ana line smms. a iu
On his arrival here his friends generally
called on him, and although there was no
measure of his countrv's glory"
Free Press.
The Small Pox. Notice is given by a
Proclamation of the Mayor of the City of
Nw-iorK, recommenuing general vacci-
nation, that many cases of small pox have
occurred on board vessels which have ar-
rivetl with emigrants from foreign parts 5
and that small pox exists to an unusual
extent in the
interior of the States of
.d Pennsylvania, which;.-'
.has been introduced by
JNew-YorK an
tt a
without doubt, has been introduced by
persons arriving from abroad by the way
of Canada. Nat. Int.
On Friday the 11th inst. a warrant was
issued at Nashville, (Tenn.) at the sug
gestion of Jaines Collinsworth,'Esq. Dis.
trict Attorney, against a man by the
name of Husrh-'Moore. late of South-Ca-
rolina on a charge of fraudulently draw
ing from the Treasury 6f the U. States, a
pension in behalf of John Nelson, a Revo
1
Air. itucnte is unuouoiea v a wise man 1 voie lor me 1 win servcvouii 1 tuve noanimosi-A ;. ' vwa- ,
a verv Solomon -there is nodis'nutineAiaf. y Wot,a tfmvfyitoetow
Like Goldsmith's schoolmaster, he is an ?t!!?
. e . , , -XT' I wish you would elect me a member of tue next ; j Vv.'fj
obiect of universal wonder. No one can rw,. rk- rt r ... v - . . . ..i; v
remained at the Washington Hotel until rection, about 200 yais frbUh
Friday morning. He was accompanied taffof fl
by Maj. Donelsoii and family, and will ofrlngliscastAnd still
pursue the most direct route to the Her- match' witbt
mitage his late residence in Tennessee. had been oriirtnailv charri&
particular display or ostentation shewn the, fit,'Wmemoria()lie.:iri nriSoltthernu
on the occasion, yet they were all truly annals, thatat wastlirown by tna: vessel
rejoiced to Stake an affectionate shake of this day, fifty-five yars ago1 : : V-;
the hand of him who has filled the I ;
r
7 ZC -jZ: twntv the lest bulletins issued by the attend .
triot, who died some twenty!. , . . - & v .
' . . . J inn nhvsirianc. - sn tar fit wa nAtrp.4hAn iti T
I u tion ary pa
vears ago. On examination before the r-v-'-'--' , A CTv'VtM
District Judge, he was committed for tri- r possession, : , 0 . ,
l. U U Vd that he has Succeeded bv " Windsor Qastle JI ir.--Tlie;ingf V -MfM:
(.mm,, Qh.,,f 1 ma dollars. The Se-
J " " ' T O i
vttm nt tratirl anil tors'erv.
cretarv of the Treasury, having obtained
description ot Mood's person, set on foot
. ,i;i; J,. a.K wwih- ha avAntiiAtefl
intimation 01 tne iaci, auu &u .awmaw
- . a J a. - A- M,MamtfvrA
. 0 j csis ; u.. 1 1 i
probably be tried at the approaching Sep.
in im a arriar nun 1 nriiriiin nifii i sir niii 1
tember term ot the; Circuit Court ot toe
United States. Bait. Bepubcican.
The late papers contain more than the
usual proportion ot suicides tor this couu-
try some of the cases are of men, who,
n,vpr till thpir last act. showed symptoms
".V jm i 11
of insanity, and who seem to have been
. . . - - 7 - ,
led to that by the situation of their pri
vate affairs. There is in truth a great
depression of every pursuitthat usually
Itrd to gain : but is not this depression
owing to an uutortunate cnoice in me
nur,uits. Agriculture is' to this day, al
an rHi .;.t,m of fraud and fore-erv. in hai passed a good-nights : Hii Majesty's '-.i
most unaccountably neglected. Its sue-J in Fayettene,' after few dy illness, Iff?
ifc certain if it leads not to weaitb,4David J5mitbi!niTOhant;.
it ensures health and
farmers educate thei
crowded and unprofitabl
not as yet fallen heavily enough upon us
non a larm. iwnu. v t
AiarH a it ptid has Ueen) to euocmnate
us in the wisdom of prudence. ! r We have
! fllo- a ?rreat many of us acquired such; a
7 - 1 : I . -i.Kn- o trn
hatiit 01 wearing giov.es, maw
and white, is a matter more desirable
than manly .independence. But the time
will, assuredly, come, when a great; many
will and must return to the cultivaition of
the earth: The eaVth is no unjust ;ste.p
mnthe.rlibut she awards with the strictest
Uustice; her premium to, tnose wno are
binbstimlustriouslan i- .
jk; FfCfje tov Al
'roost every part of theStstei tirii
A
and no merchant, manufiipturer, lawyer, completing -the Wdyear of her aet-Mrs; Mary m,t
or mechanic sends away his children to Slater- ;,:-.i',. m-M t
or . ! - . x- Ka loirn llP Mini.il On the 2d ult. 1n Iredell county, of an affl ..VV-r'
acdutre what is to be learnt, or gained . .f ltit97Ul. n-v;nai.X! .Pn,imi9t. if .
nno'n a 'farm. The hand of necessity has K , Rlnj,n c;t.Wn andlbra numbCTbfveaMV;
J, itopievtsa mari,;ba";r
aid there itAiiiAiwjinderthr sun H"v
buthe tf&'ttttt say; there' never ivould herl ;
any thin hew uder,UheN8iinifIf fUcb ; 'v' V
Were -tlie fa 1 ctiroqldyVe be constantly ah vl V
ruwii jit? f jmrrogapn,' is .tnerp ;
fyXyou. (oroociwufere firsdniWnnew; I
jo ratuer soninufgoultftf:o "t?'.v '
way. , Whtthinkjyoa
being graced by a spnjiif the forestas,bh 1
!r-jU'roerab?
ber.bonnqarie he: fall enjoyment of thef
riirhts and priviresresof citizenship MitsH l
uicuiwuci wnai a name lor acon2res3- ' v
man! an Indiau'cnief, 'ot-tbe'.CHeroUe ,
u iue, ua auuuunceu lunseiL; as a can
rcpubl
com po
point of devotion to the laws and constitution of?
didate to represent that rState -in. Coo. v - -'
gress. In , closing .his 'address, to iha ,t v?i'iV
tersi Mushulatubba says f.V IV hlt
. Accordmtr to your laws. I think that-1 am V , 7 1
ined to a seat m the coundlrf- of-a:. mighty iX:'-tJ
ici of wiph-tthe:5tate of. MisfcUsi mCYi
nent part; andtl viekl to ;-n6VcmeiitinvV-t.r'iA
the same. ; .If, fellowC cixe'anr) examining. , JIMH
inv nrfinmnnB sni' imnaniBiiv rnninflPinovf nrm t. ",.,1
with others who wM be my
-t 'Vt ' v l Jia 'rfir-W
,? ... - . - - ; :v --''
:fievohaUniaryI&
and Town Council 6f Mo.uUfetille5uUi-
vans' Island haVe been ;presrited byj ih
tJnited States Garrison, at tnathlar-i.
''It. ' " ' m T : L - . " L l" ' ' ' - , " ' .VC t
wiin. a; tmrfeen tnen oomo-jsneu wntcu -
was found tnvtKembnthVibfianttarY'Ias ;
ft nrV: in fKo cnl f wKUk l'-a:, T W ',
Ucrtion arnmnari
aanaai -w-naav w m n nnikti r a aaa rm at-c i - a n , a-a
11 lit uiab uuici ucru.uuiicut ; ur an nr
na9m that if -raa ArtnH.in u -r ..-t:-;rv!
b no question fiWti positicc
by the British iTliUnder
Charleston (fazettil
a large flock ol heep assures ustthatidur:.
i,l2: the seasm oferazmgliegesW
tar at the rate ot a'sil(.'l-;flay toveryj20i;' .!
neep. He puts ine iar.in troMgnVlspntH
kles a little fiii silt oyer it, and.ilie sheew
consume it eagerly;Thts fryeth'j r-'p
from worms in tn
general growth, and iy
specific agaiptt'' foUirMlit'farm
Jomlfei0
TWELVE. DAYS LATER.
, 4 ftetorForlt,'- June QJM
We are indebted to CaptAiken of thfc
ship Mary HowlahdTincl tb Alfrcjej
a passenger on, board, , ror . Liverpool, pa-'
per iuju iic i?ui, von i u 1 iimuuii ua tvs
to i8thi We have also Londbd papers to-
the 14tiu
w lhe ivingwas sttii living witn pernapi-
more favorable symptoms thai) at Xhe date
of our last accounts v 1 ne. oljojving,are ,
symptoms are atteviaieu.'-
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' f; f If'
symptoms aralleviatejL" -MS
London.-May l8,We may at lenetli
r - ? t i"7i- ? V i. ' - " .V ' ?'S Wid)
lil a lit. v a a a. a MM. HA V a. BBBA L M u a aat a. W . au " T - ,c
vntiire to congratulate our readers on the - ' :
" - - - . , 4
avprable turn whieb'his ljety'ilhj. .'f
nas laiveii. aw uuw.Aioiiuuipiii.iY aui ? v VT '
ed that the Ring raay tor-the, present, af ;;
least, be Considered .out of daneiv' t (
Morning Vkrontcle.;i?f 4 . '-
TUe communication of, a Payer 6ftJ)ty
Taxes," - . i ' omi' ted " because stehsave'bee9'--j
takeo to remedy the vil of wichbe speaks.J i
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1;,: - MARRIED, ' )v -f
In Fayetteville, , on Wednesday evninJyy
the Kev; W. G. H. Jones, John W. Snd ford; s
Elsq. Cashier of the Branch of the -U.S.'Bankv
to M'ss itargaret Haliida eldest " daughter 'of :
the late UobU HalHdayiT-Esqw.'. '. T y(-,
competence : yet I -- fffSJ- ' 'rC?
.1.' --- i-- IJWr..J .. 1 ,,f 1
r sons for otlier tnn ll; -i .fr5rraV!-' ::"-t
e employments Suidenly; in Scotdechi(V B$iyf.otj.. (
at nthariv nhurcn and tor a number ot vein a . - a: vt
meoiner of' the 'FiabteiV'tKli'!. in thai ; - B
nei
A at Jud?syUle;:Sarry ; tbunty. iv th 119th" . - v
xf May; hyi Jesse Maya, living 16 mAef jnohlK ; f a
tat from "liockford. and 16Vmile dorth 5 of
j o nesville, B Alf; M Alt Bit Z -f?
inches hiehtbrec white feet, wliite iiVheface,
noCK.; Wlin H scar on mo iMms Awini.
body,: with some taooie sponw ;,ncr 9a . i
't'.'-r.vfVf'i. l'i' i. .'!.'....' 1 '....V i' '. ' .-i-'f .i.'c'
; -'4 NOTE it foods on8ibCogeri9r ' Mf
.'.Dolhrt'girWMVem
hi.imher folio wtn. id therfubscnT hn
Oerelbrefofwam.all peraohs iradin : for - 1 1
exce
Yake county, May th) s nh-V.A
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