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THE REGISTERS
ar' ore the plant of fair, delightful p
m Vnwarp'd by party rage, tajiit like Iro.
eaee,
Irothers..
; TUESD i Y, HAY 2G;fisioM
v FOR GOrEJiNORi'::M
vatsw i?t. Riftrtpnp.in of Cnlirord.
fMe Presidential: Term-4he
b iWy;Sff
Ae aaWw of the rublie Money, and
- PEOPLE. -.! : :, S; .1
; xonu jttx.eii;
jtot exists Btoa tbk GovsajTMixT or th TJsttsb
?TiT C4jrt WITH OCT iSSCMPTIOTT Of rOWKB, AX
fax tislatioh or a solxmit comfact, so ivr tbihs
TO EJtOTB JT( WITBOPT TBICOKttKT (OF TBOSF
Vh6 - a i iXMiniATiiT uttsssstsp.'- t?en. iar
'riion'i fyacA atYinatines. t '.. V-;S
TIPFECAIiOE CLUB. ; if
The Citiiens of Wake County, in' favor of M one
Presideotial term the integrity of the public servants
thi safety of the Public Money,1 and the general good
of the People, are requested to meet at the Court
House at 8 o'clock P. M on Friday the SI 9xh inst. for
the purpose of forming a Tippecanoe' Club,
- I " . Many Citizens of Wake.
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rf DawiiVM. BAaaivesa Em. of ..Cabarrus,
will deliver the Annual .Address .before Jthe 'Alumni
and Graduating Class of the University of North Caro
aaa, pn Wednesday, the 3d of June,, being the day
preceding the Annual Commencement.
-.(T Judge Bavsaiv Tccasa,' of .William and
Mary College, will deliver an Address before the two
Literary Societies of Randolph Macon' College, Ton
Toesday, the. 16th of June. " " 1 f 4 1 .
THE CANDIDATES.
un rnuay lastne ciuxens oi wis county were ao-
w . .: . . . i
dit-ed, in the old tburch, bjtwju
..a.. a M. . - ' '
eior uoveroor ;
elusion, and exposed in a masterly manner the corrup- j
.tioas and extravagancies of the Administration--the
sasgereu. feature, of , he pl reported by
tarytof War, for establishing a Standing Army-,
which olan. obnoxious as it was. received the approba-1
tinn tit tho PmL1.nL 1 TT nmnnnnml it a. fit iiutrn. I
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meat to make slaves ot us au,--parucuiariy wuen um-
tad with the Sub-Treasurya measure wtucb strack I
at K m rnnt Afnur .1it arrnrMliirjnr aTl nii. I
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M. a m mmmSa Iam jia.awl a.Ml a. -. w W 1IllAni ' ta' I
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an increase of his already immense patronage, to exer- l
eiss an improper and crrupunguifluence oyer the eiec.
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Dona. ii a exDOseu w lin sreai amuiT uw mauessmnca i
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of the 1
ten. to continue in olUce, afttr the heaviest defalca. I
uons, and in some instances, : without even requiring
bond for the security of the public revenue. ; . He replied
in the most indignant terms, to the charge of being an
AboBtionist, which Was brought against him by a cer
tain kader of the Van Buren party, in a meeting held
ia jhis place a short time' after his nomination, and re
auading the Party", that the same process by which
this Orator sought to prove him an Abolitionist, would
fix it ou nearly 'all their own leaders in the Convention.
Messrs. Branch,' - (who ' was run for, Governor, by the
Van Buren Party) Marstelleri (Collector of the Port of
Wilmiugton) Danief, : (Judge of the Supreme Court)
Parker, (late Van Buren Elector) Guinn, Graves, Mor
riii, (run by "t&e Party" igainst Mr. Deberry) Mont-
gonieiy, (Representative of "the Party" from this
District) Kimbrough Jones, (who was presiding at the
' very meeting the Orator, was addressing) and many
others M good and true" men to . the Administration,
same vikes mat
Mr. Morehead'f Address were truly eloquent, and fre
quently his caustic sarcasm and pleasant humor elicited
the applause e ven of those who were opposed tohis po.
'litical principles; We do not recollect ever to have listen
cdto a more powerful and interesting political 8peech.
The open, candid countenance of the Speaker, the ear
aectneM of his manner, united with the strength and
deamen af his anmnwrnt. were calculated to nroduce
iTictina nn tim miuU of all wha wnm net blinds br
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liia n.n.i -k.-i:. -iJ.jJi .t.L.i-..: -
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-rr "i wqicu we snail enuesvor to powi ouw?., in we
, firl place, in attempting to refute a part of the 8peecb
tttdsbj Mr. MALT-ra'8miAfield,he drew the atten-
tioaof the audience off from me main quesUon,to-wit:
toiweii" inamtutencv. and endeavdto make up
W '.tSoiiwnelaVwe
a Ktterly" the' policy of borrowing monejf on the &ith
f the 8tate to carry on Internal Improvements. vMr.
Mt Lj i.' -t-i. J . j
fwSi
we last Legislature a memorial recommending a loan
f $3,000,000 bV th Ktot t J Tb Jnirloat ltS1 it
Utterly, Mr.1 Manly theii said, he wasi certain of it
for Jude- 8 actual. m..ii in ,- n ' ,n1 .ai
-uage is. actually appeared m the House and read
gned by him., On Friday we did iwt understand him
fothat hediewupand'siened this Memorial
and tw im ,T r, t . " Memorial,
?!
wmpted to justify his course by showing there were
re WAigs to the paper than there were YunBurcn-
! N one ever brought the act of recommending
ow h, inconsistency in denoonang his opponenu
9? trf of which Ae was equally guilty. This is the
ntutional anddangerotta plan for Standing Army,
1 "'iQ 100,000 men, in active service. In his last an
I Bul Message, Mr, Van Buren uses the following lan-
' rge : hJ tannol recommend too STao vslt to voiir
j VMtideratum rns piah submitted. oy that officer
. inroiuetf) the organization of the JkVlitla of
United States What plant Can Judge &
j P"t out any other! No. Again 11 He contended
! this plan ths soldier could not be niarchW
"ae, and shift it as he msy, he cannot evade it above assertion was true ot not. Ii ut never nave a i nnn.m .Mercantile Journal.
fHAgab:H. endeavored to make the impression that Kt versaUon whatever withhim,
atLv--1 ' u j : , ii. , . i m respect to Gen. Harrison's mission. . h nunOM Cam. We leal
un. imu uui. awrwreu irir I WHieH a nn- J. Von am at lihrtv tA ahnor thia Wt ia Mr. Fisher I . I-
out cf
1 5j
c.rary u
'-ndinrj can izzi the 14th Esctlcn cf t..a
CcrcULrjr'd tLeme i.i cur.Jja villi tie ITlli, with
out coming to the conclusion that it was the intention
of Mr. Poinsett to remove the soUier out -of bis own
State, if the President ehouIJ bo desire. ; The 14th
cction divithe Union intd districts. '-North Caro
Una, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida compose the
6th District this State-furnishing 4,400 men. The
17th section of the plan is partly in these words, vix :
The President shall be authorised to call forth and
assemble such numbers of th actixz force, at such
places within their, respective districts, and at such
times not exceeding twice, nor, v ' days in the same
year as h& may deem necessary! X What districts 1
Evidently those referred to in the 14th section so that
the Soldiers of this Stats may be carried to Florida tp
be trained and disciplined. Are we prepared for this !
'" 'There are other parts of this' Speech which we shall
notice hereafter, particularly in reference to Mr. Van
Daren's Florida and Salt votes.' 'IJ "-- Ur.' .
Mr. MottHKiD rejoined briefly,' when a humorous
sparring between the Candidates, producing much
amusement- concluded thu Winflir.t of iTi rlav. VlRaM
nartv. asmiffht have ht niMtrted. claimed thet,,
3 . . r. . l . T
ney meet igtin 1 Kockjngham tolt weel. 1
" A Whig friend, who was present at the late meet
ing in Granville County of the Candidates fdr the Gu
bernatorial Chair, writes as foObwa i-i .":-'w . 1
The discussion of the Candidates lasted till night.
We were all delighted beyond dufcalealation. . Judge
Saunders opened the debate! spoke three hours and a
half, and delivered a Speech that did him much credit;
for a Van Buren man. it was candid and openy We
were somewhat Tineasy, and began to think his Inee-
nmty could not be successfully answered. But; soon
Mr, Mprebead rose to reply, we foon4 our fears
were groundless."; His Speech was admitted, on all
bands to equal, if it did not surpass any Speech ever de-
Kvered here. At times,' his audience were'enchained
bU eloquencei : and then again amused, beyond ex-
pression by "the introduction' of humorous caricatures
of the Powers thatbieT ltn bis replies to aomV of the
remarks of Judge SaunderV he was very caustic and
eTrei - which produced some interruption by the Judge.
But nothing was gained byit, as Morehead's facta
w -W"JS uusuwa oy so mucn gpoo wm-
Pr Dd good-humour, that" they could not be success, j
fully ' resistedVVt . '?t":'r -'t H -
; Satb nos XT raitjrDS, &c
At a Yen Buren meeting in Salisbury resolution
was paed reprobating the practice "adopted ly the
Federal Lawyers" in addressing the people on their j
i -ircuiu. , a ms is a most exceuent recuse to - name i
Federal Lawyer" Sra aits k, who abandoned hU
seat w yongresa and, as Wis . resolution expresses tt,
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- Uunkuig himself wisej than the people has been
m. m, m. m. m. 1 - . ' . " ' m, mmm . M - - " 1
k, ? . . TtV
try. f What will - Federal Lawyer," Loins. D. Heb.. I
aT.Esq.aay to this unkind cut from his Rowan friends!
anomalous in the history of the
toiy has tstabUshed a new order of knightho
knteht of the Sairt4aiT -how must he feel under
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Aia rfthnka f
' Wit.UAW Eatoh and Walts F. I
f. . ...... t....t.. I
Wf -c-squires; uave aiso ueea -yrziummg u, u-
daass we people out or Weir ovra counties dO I
come nnder the condemnation We entreat our Van I
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f.nMN 4VAMnrflsl A 4 pAtaTavl ItA A MVS1 KaVaatl 4C ISPM ft :
,fii'il---;t.,-A..-.i.-- marvJ. I
too party" such nam anocks. . yv nat was uaABi.as
What
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a utovok mo ivuicir-muus buctuc-u wm .u
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sistency is a jewel.
4 UNIFORM BANKRUPTCY LAW. .
Mr. Wbbstxbv concluder his able Speech in favor
of this bill, in the following touching-manner s It is
now twenty years since you, Sir, (addressing the Vice
President) in your place in the Senate, prompted by
your sagacity and good sense, and more especially by
that kindness of heart which outruns sagacity, brought
forward a . bill for the abolition of imprisonment for
debC Since then, there has been a wonderful change
of opinion, on both sides of the Atlantic.' No one
woujd now dare to propose imprisonment for debt
The States have nearjyauabolisbed tne innumanprac-l
tice,' England no onger imprisons for debt. Next!
to this subject comes the Bankrupt -bill, and
mends itself to the consciences and honor
Can we go to our beds, (said he) and lay our
.ntia 'an.l aimnfi-atji tliA Almicrrttv Htn fnrnM
us our debts, as we would be I forgiven by our credi-
torsanirefiise to
tode of men who are begging assists nee at our hands!
Let us make a jubilee let . us open : the prison-door
and set the prisoner free. Mothers and; wives are
passing feverish, hours by day , and sleepless hours' by
night Fathers and husbands too, are careworn and
anxious, while we deliberate, imploring the passage
i t 1. M t!.k J a. - LI ' a I a- '.' V I J -
r T - . " - - ;-v.
W.w to their wives and children. - ,
" CHARLES FISHER. Esu '
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I niwriTbiC. Joaas. Esq. of 8alisburv Droves to what
I jl In MitmntiM aUrhatja tlia Van Rn.
w-r""w . ri;,
rea leaders (and parucularly Mr. Fish sajresort for
the pjuTposwi i of lessening Gen. IlAaanoi. in the esti-
mation of his countrymen How honest and "candid
men can countonance such mean, ieot conduct,
was run asnorign
gentlemen, you cutting your own throats rapidly.!
H " " ' srs jow, Mat t2, 1840.
Dear Sir t I received your Javor; stating that Mr,
Chatto Fisher, the inember Congress from your
0, in a public address which he made; to some of
I VS. ,nrfitnnt. rtAl that I hsd oDDosed the an-
pointment of Gen. Harrison, as Minister tp Colombia,
because of his utter incapacity Tor toe appointment
trnth of the assertion.
f have no hesitation in savinff that there is no foun -
dadon whatever for the assertion.; The appointment
of Gen. HarrutW a. Minister Plenipotentiary andEn-
JnJrfin to public of Colombia, had
mTenurcolicu
tiaV j entrusted to his care a private letter of General
Bolivar, the President of that Republic '
I know not on what authority Mr. Fisher has un-
' wua ,1,, ib. nwnt bn. of Con-
j gress, to ascertain from "me personally whether-the
li ut never nave a
1 himself; or to make any use of it.
I am, respectfully, your oVt serv't, ;
H. CLAY.
H. C. Josxs, Esq.
What do Mr. Fisher's Constituents think
' rrT It is reported in Washington that
in favor of the election of his old fellow-soldier, Gen.
Harmon. .1 he oUovrers of an Buren
ousforhurecaLbutthehtUeinancanottakethe
responsibility 1 : V". r
I:,-.' -.3 cf.the Ccnerl AsseaLIy for the County cf
c.-aviiij:; v . : . -Vv
. For the Senate. Wffiam A. Johnsori. v X I
: For the House' of- CommonsJRobeil DGIIIian
ir. James A; Kuosell and Horace L RobarJi , '
RAT,TClf;Ti a vt rs . ooT v.-';3-1
"I uAOiun ItAUiliUAU,'- 1
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Hale, ph. Mim 1R40. , I
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w 4 " jour paper ot tae 10th of -April VOX
published schne hotes which I gave you about'lhe Ral-'
eiga and Uaston Railroad. Among other particulars
mentioned the extraordinary performance of the Loi
comotive, Tornado," manufactured by Messrs. I). J.
Burr & Co, of Richmond, Virginia ; in drawing 30
loaded Cars (gross weight 162 Tons) from Henderson
to Gaston encountering grades rising at the rate of
20 and 25 feet per mile. " - , 't,:- ,
. It occurred to me this morning to ascertain and give
you the number of miles' which thii Engine has run
and the amount of repairs which it has reeeivedV'
' - The Tornado was delivered to' us about the 25th of
November last, wnce which time it has run 10,6 SS
miles ; and the repairs done to it have amounted to SO
dollars., Thi$ is wonderful when we reflect that we
have had tbo most severe winter ever known in this
a . - : , .. v .
country, and at the point to which the road Was then;
in use, there were no means of sheltering the Engines
from the weather. U During the last 0 or 0 days the
Tornado has been tarrying the mail at a speed not
less than 1& miles per hour. " . . ' 1 1
X think it nothing more than justice to the enter-
poising manufacturers to let these facts bo known!-
t Yours respectfully, ."'
- cn as. r. m. g a-rnett, c. e. r. 4- g. k. r.
- Jlemp-seed, I sow thee Burnt. .
We do not often find the attention of men called to
those products of the soil, the subsequent manufacture
of which weuld properly' repay them for all their labor
tad trouble. : But there is one instance we gladly aa- J
coan. - oyreierence to the American Farmer of May,
'"i m ccu, wu G-jtuumort owariwouij i
was in that vear buailv ensased in tha cnltiTaiion of
HEMP.
n - ' From the Maditonian: , v"
. fhft fnllnwinp ia tbit RT.Pntmt. n.n.nP. firf
movement " for the benefit of his health."; Twenty
thousand copies of the following precious confident!!'
letter are at this moment preparing for, the mails;
Amos calls UDonall the office-holders to hln him nut I
, . . . . . : . , r, W I
rirtam Ulna riannv nu4a nAv maVino" K V. . V.n. I
rla to conquer" ihoe who are in possession of the I
Treasury. It will be seen that he says, if you can't 1
spare a dollar, send a nalt-douar. If this appeal does J
a a at a a a a mm a jm mm .
not enanie Mr. &.enoaii ana nis federal locotocoxon, 1
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rpu-r:.
. J . vwraw. w w w - win w. ill wl w wB VIIM WlUlt
nnruv liMMm roinieii. mrui aji nnr um arannintr tr. i
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V A vway.v . w a v a w - V a .- WWI MW. a
muiU then bring out the blood-hoOnds
, vi ; ? WAsaiTow,May 20, 1840..,, I
M Having embarked, witnconsctou-1
BeT assistance in rendering mv efibtU
effective bv disseminatim? the : enclosed - address, and,
obUining subscribers to wo JtSxtra ; Ulobe tbroug&out
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your region of country.
E - fcrmert mechaniCt Md workingman sitoqld
one j uj r uej cannot well spare a dollar each,
two or more should unite totrether to tabe one. . "vr '
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oumuiatea oy an enwususue aevouon to we j-ure
pnnapls.? of deioefaand.by' the daring ets
i..i.i:..-...-i: t-.:ti
uumuii uu w uu.uni w....wW. w (lvf W ,
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repent their exertions. - - 1 '
.Your friend and feltow--ciiizen. - -
. , . . . . AMOS KENDALL
LivfrpooxA April 16.
W,-fF ,,. MM 1
Travelling at ffy.-itx mtleian hour.-
I reu
I f 53 mea an hour. On Saturday the ..8th
nit. the Fire Fly, a new engine on this Curia
ciple, manufactured by Messrs. Jones, -or
1 OUt W3S CQ
a seconas, or an average 01 ni ly mi ea anu
half per hour, two miles of the road .
nowever. cot over at ine raie 01 oo miic j. au
hoar. ? This is the greatest speed aLpresent
attained in the history of locomotive power ;
what will ultimately be the greatest, U l& ixn-
possible to foretell ' Messrs. Jones Co.
have since forwarded a second enginelfrom
their works to London, and thev -have four
I . a ' . r . a " - '. i as
I iu -prrc crccuuii i.r.
the Great Western Kail way Company. .
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1 ... 1 lieru was UVilvy. iiuhu "am? jaivca
1 t.. I n oa.ana ttthifaattomnrtmr t. mfc
r .1. . -i TT.i. : , 'ri.a,-.-i'-. lT"-.!.'--'
iiib jjhiiiwi iimuu,-; a .v.""vin.i ukpuus
in attempting to, make the same - porK; Was
driven ashore, and one man drowned.. ;.Wjl
LIAM PlKRCE, of Boston, Massachusetl was
Josl overboard .from the brig;Ilhnois.lrThe
and dry on the beach: of Lake Michiin. -The'schooner
Gen. AVarren, a high ail i jdry
at Presque Isle. Nat, Intel. t
The Father or the Clergy. un
derstand - that the Re v." , Dr. Ripley; tenior
pastor of the first Congregational1 Chujch, i
Concord, Mas$. entered on Ins UOth ylkron
r. j 1 o..-.i- t.-
1 .A.mA'n ... l.t-
z" , KA .. . . . . - l:n irnr
he declared his last, but we trust It Will rove
otherwise ; and the spirit of the performance
was such, we hear, as to justify this eipec
tatjon. . The venerable Doctor is notr tn the
mitythirdymrofhisminiitryinConcdrd;
J of rare occurrence, f We do not kno w
wi be borne in mind that lhe Doctor, has
1 never relirtquished the active services of. the
tv m..l tn . nifrtntil house
111 this City, from Arkansas, which embraced
van. w. w. " -
tt smnll atnmint Jh cin. consi.ling of' doub-
. .... ' emi.ion of - bas'e
HI
, . . i .i . HmcumaueniuoB w iuuu jiicreicuw iv ureu. anu ne sunjecieu ui mows anu airipes, as it .-u"s-, , - ; - .7
tie engines employed on the Great Western . athalfttwfora and af- may siiit the arbilrary.will-then let the evil t Board can be hid in : mpectible farailie. at x
fsXsmiS1 ZVA tocela hUSne.rn be bared forth, and Us remedy be applied by , d -t - ' ' - 1 i , !
expectations ot the IJireetors, toey naV$I- ...... . j . - . r, . , . a- i r ni - e .- - J 't0 1 sabsenber deems s it unnecessary ' to burden j
tered their plan, and in future wheels -(7 o'clock, when a mouon was made for the Committee tmmediaj change. ,rius act of mutiny is a the public with a twHlious.adVerti.emeht,Vtu'nRfimh
wa w mw mm--mmmw a w w m v v iL . ' J a.!-.. S" ALS. IB m M thAVM . I 11- 1. T - a I ' a - a- fl ' I T 1 a I m S a. 1 ' I. m - A
feet diameter bnlv are to be emoloved. ' The . -D-nae, whicn was tirst negativeo, out aiterwarus car- u-u uio uicai auvantagea. anu uie usual efeeteras of a
..c- . ., '? ... mA ao ntM trt fiR ' Tha YTnnm thin x.innmAd. I premacv oi me law win db mainuinea.; vu 1 ocnooi notice: hot is.wiibnie. to base his claims to
ii lias urcu iiio :aiiaiuuiciii i iiio -ik:cu i w. ' . . - i ,.. - T -r. v -: . v. - . 1
f . ; I loons anu nail eaeies, tne wnoie coi j wmrn, - wiuui w; u i - j ,u;--r- L 5s c- J
. i"' & - ''-.. . m. . - Carre. Market du!L . We quote 6 a 2 atex-
5AaJ? upon examination, prtivea io De'cnunu-nriw J--, . :.r- U-mi nrices-avera sales at Sicents. "
; v - I th rpmittin? oartv had bevonddountDeen . . . - I w..aa,.. n.i'rn' i f.rt -
Cov.Cis : T " I" .1 nhv.nn.r. thpr U rea- - The senate of UonnecUcut have confirmed the eiec-1 "-"rftT,ri:. "o.. -
ijn .;SrBrobA1- a atee one. Mias been
' m u?i ::WeiT
co: guess.
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WasHiireToar, Mat 21
On the openingor thfr business yesterday, a shan I
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Kib;i viliuu LUUik JiiaLO utmu a cumuu, a a- I
dy, 1 hompson and others, on a moUon of, Mr. P. to
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lmena ine journal uy luserunjr uuj jacw reiaunsr to t
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msnavin
bill
UA witK Jnrfrninn.
to suite out we Clause giving wo uew;
Treasury, dictionary poWer to ' consolidate' under
certain circumstances. The motion was lost, and the j
wh passed,, . ' :
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tittee on Public Lands,
e, -granting pire-emption
mendation that it do not
Mr. CAury, from the Committee
reported a bill from the Senate,
rights to settlers, with a recommendation
pass.
A debate arose on a motion to commit the bill to a
Committee of the whole which continued until the
morning hour expired. '" - " i ' "'
- The House recurred to the bill to secure the free
dom of elections, the pending question being, M shall
the bill be rejected !"' Mr Brown,, of Tennessee,'
having the floor, continued his review of the several
sections of the bill until the hour of recess,' and after
the House reassembled, he' concluded his remarks.
"The previous question was then called for, and the
bill was rejected 103 votes to 63,
The TJouse then went into VCommittee of the
Whole on the state'of the Union on the Sub Treason
ry bill ; when Mr. Cashing moved to strike out the
first section of the bill; but, before he entered on
discussion of the bill, he invited any of its friends to
enter into its merits, before he discussed its demerits.
Mr. Jones,the Chairman of the Committee of Finance,
heing absent from sickness,- and Mr. Atherton, wh
" ?' we.mu, uecupngwcnwrnii uw
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hdiness to proceed then, or in the morning. On motion
of Mr. Briggs, the Committee' rose and reported' pro
i gress, and the House adjourned, ' v . ; .
In the 8enate, the bill for establishing a uniform
system of Bankruptcy, was again discussed. Messrs.
Dixon aid NorvdU delivered their senUmenU on the
bill. Afterwhich, the Senate entered on Executive
. : '.: -r t f . ? r ,
Business. ..
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. ' Washikotoit, May 2.
The first matter attended to in the House,, jester.
f I
day, was the biH from the ; Senate upplementary to
....;..t. t. -tiUn-nn Dm 1
UJO C KKsallUtlK wisySAaapfcavs
on which io question hid
.V "w -.
Mn ncminnM on l'v bluicdubt . a uo upcuci iucu
a,T: , .."sTI .:.. - J .,.' '
HPTlilPn I. II SI L. I llfl IfTTV UJllB UUCBUUU flUUHl KLTLfl W AM. Ulf)
T - not 0 iu e " ment .
U . - i. w 4 a "a- .Att-
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0- .,h-
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eomiminwDu an nmeauiwm tu
. .. J A L AT . anal aa Ka
proposed but the Speaker decided that a proposition
for amendment was out of order. This decision being
objected to, aii appeal was taken, and it was confirmed
100 votes to 91.' - ,
Sf called Mri Gentry to order, The result n"9? U1 success are calculated U inspire.
was, iob aaopuon o uie mouon, auer a moamcauon, uiganucu uy uie appuiiu
and a call of the previous question, yeas 80, Nays 57 menVofiWi R,ht4oa,jSr EUqi as Chair-
if. rn.1.1 r-u:. I u : . .v.
The morning hour having expired, the House re- tipn of 1 military, law,, and strike "by the ter
Iveditself into a Committee of the Whole on the rot of its , punishment the' repeution, of. an
t. ' i v
.--i-lL-liJubTreasurvbill.and Mr. '.Cashing commenced his
Mr. Cushmg commenced his
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I : v: v tit
address- on his motion to strike out the first section of
DepartmenUby deferring the Appropriation bill, which
wmrm mrmt tn lv mnmA ntvin tfia Administration narfv in
I 1 r-.-v
HiQ9e must ta hei aMwerable for blingin8r on
The Senate, after acting on several bills of minor
i consideration, resumed the consideration of the bill for
rThe appointment of Mr. Cambreleng as Minister ' to
Russia has been confirmed by the Senate ; and Aaron
Vail ffonrierly Charge dAftaires at London, and lat-
terlr Chief Clerk in the Department of Stated has
ben appointed to be Charge d'Aflain at the Court
ofSpain. ; The mission of Mr. Eaton tothat Court,
of course, will now cease, ; 1 - t- - - s
' fVn.lt. Prelate District Attorney of; N.York,
i j - . ,i , T7
, the returned defaulter, has. been, arrested by the U.
-. . 'VST . 1. tl "avT .1. 1. 1M a. . A
I . m a -vrf ' A . JT
la short detention, on giving bad to the amount of
U82,000. Newcomb, the abscondmg Teller of the
t-u u 1 1 Kim.,Tr .4 ,-.
given nauin iu,uuu.
f to have his account setUed, insisting that he owes
nothing to the Government. .
' r i . .;. Washikoto k, Mat 23.
: On the Journal being read, Mr. Atherton moved to
SUspecq ine rules m wruer w uuer AeiHuuuun UUU
, , , . w . tp n- 1 ! -L 1
the Sub-Treasury tall be made the order of this day at
12 o'clock and of every succeeding day at the same
hour, tiQ the bill be disposed of. . The yeas and nays
(eing taken on the motion, it was negatived 83 votes
to 86. , v. - - , . " r
v The Speaker announced that the subject next in
order was on seconding the previous question hereto
fore moved on engrossing the, Pre-emption. bill from
the Senate.: " A motion was made to lay: the bill on
the table, which was negatived. - The question on
seconding the previous question, waa also negatived.
as was also a motion to commit the biU. " Mr. Lincoln
'then moved to amend the bill, and the amendment
was ordered to be printed, and the bill was laid over
till Tuesday next. ' .y -" -
The House spent the remainder of the day
sldering bills of a private nature. ' 1 .
The Senate, after acting on , several bills of minor
consideration, again resumed the consideration of the
wuauius -jrui u uupicj, wueo wr.
fit . t i . i r
. i t . ... ....
1 aiimaage maae a opeecn in iavor oi tne mu. Altae
conelusionoi wnica, Mr.trange moved thattho hiU
! n of Judge Huntingdon to tho Senate of the United
nrte A . , . . ... . . . . . . ,k . ment assigninff, at. leat, the motive influenc-1
u to the bill, observing, that it would not be expected that . . i - i r i . - . u '!
" I - . - , .... .. .. , mg men to such a violation of dutr. - Should
uL so important a biU could pa without being fully dV itCe found hat there tn CXercise of au- i
. ; 1 bated $ and, u any . inconvenience waa sunerea oy ine i
States. So that hs may be expected to take his seat
ri ,
,u.d?-. . V v-K : -
::tc:g.
most entfuisiastiri mptir PrPrfr!i' Mint!.
on SaturdHV evening laet.'Amon thfisft who
. - - -
vis iicscui . wo uui not II II (J Ouo wiiu was
nuiaarougnjj warmed wlUii thai heart V zeal
m .n.f,.i.k:ai ; ; .tV
" 'usuom which a frorod cause anu me
f ... ' . -. . .
; . " iUB 8oecretarv. I le
fA-- - . '
T" ",c 30088, tl Welt ClO
HuciiMjr auu iorcioiy upon the necessite- of a
Chanffe of ruler -:.r-ii i ' .
ine; aafa bright prbsbVcUnrt nf"?
is endeavoring" to'' effect the much npil t
!? , aKnan concjoded hU addres
amidst the loud and. long continued applause
oCthe;fheeling.V,
: r Thir reports of ieyenlsntComTOittees of
c,.a5cfearmanconclodedhusdd
tne Vj enerai Uomnuttee of: y teilan;ce havin
been received and adopted GenVJames W.
regram ino?ed that the, persons now pres
nt organize themselves into a Tiptiec a
Club." f Ins motion uerti-P.'aceompiinied
with some eloquent and spiristirringremarks:
When tie finished, ' the motion was put and
carried unanrrnousIyVand lhp names of all the
persons present. were subscribed as members
or the Club ' - U f
Committees to draft a Constitutioh and Bv
Laws for the 'Clubrand to' select a: suitable
place for uslmeetinswefelMieh
anu tne meeting adjourned to meet again, on
next oaturuay night. ; -Kk
In an account of the proceedings tof this
raeetihffi it is impossible trt describe the great
enthusiasm which; seemed to antmate'aU pref
sent! IThe v s b Deafed determined ". to nlay
manuuly their part in the coming struggle,
and leave nothing undone which might con
tHbote' the uum.iU of th jfjons'titution arid
jthe Laws in the election of lhe people's can
uiuaw;, ucu. vi m. i. narrtson.
Petersburg Intelligencer, j
' , 'J -St. Augustine, May 8. ,
1"DINJr. T 1 x-iMTKAuunng iqe- last
..g..o.i . uuiuary
m' V.l VV.
mo (.uuiiuauuwj uuiiici ui Vila puai uictei
Major A8HB7, was absent, and the command
devolved on Lieut. M krrill. Some order
was issued to a non-ctmriiissioned -'officer
respecting the removal of prisoners, who
peremplorilly refused to ciarry it out; The
- . -
rnmnanv ortrrl a !n,.-.l. u:.
i w--m L " w v a v . uuiu.uii auu Its tm
they refused-Lieut. MerriU at the sametime
f w - - 1 " . . h ' - .
i -w.-:j ,.r . ...... j,. . . i-
tor Hitchrock succeeded in knockintr down
I ' . ' . - S- I"
several of the mutineers, and something like
order was restored, although not before a car
biofl was levelled at the Doctor, and missed
fire , c An ffence nf this character we helie vtf
war. Isolated cases of-disobedience and
muuny nave occurreu 1 out; lor a wnoie com-
i ' .. ' . a a- a' i
pany to be altected With a simultaneous spirit
j of insubordination is truly temarkable The
I interests of the service require, in this matter,
the closest scrutiny ; suchf as will ,develop
me causes wmcn nave , promptea tins viola
1 "Cl suoversiye oi aii oiseipime ana commana.
act subversive of all diseinline and command
1 euuveraive i aiiuiscijnjne anu corarnanu.
. -m-j- -..,r.
thoritv inconsistent with law. and an abnsa.
I of power irr.conciUbte with the security of
I ' ' 1; i .1- ; f. - t? .. . '
hub r iimo-iiianii. generous leeungs 01
he sM are lrodJen 6dawn . lhe5dus,
Dishal Swamp Can il.- Gov.
Gilmer in
his visit to the Dismal Swamp Canal, on
view of its whole extent,
North West Canal, tiie cross-
and ive learn, he express-
l ed no. small surprise and gratification at' the;
I magnitude and importance, of that interestinff
public worK. - Un tnUay he returned and,
dined with the President and Directors of the
any, i ?e n; V
I'fminus, two miles below, Deep Creek.
A A tin IS a rt tV BS ff KaS t laV KmalNaa aaa-kl
:.u -"W;
cpot to a greal extent, of the Canal Com-
merce,,the Company have already purchased
fes f , , ( ' w ,
..
ca8Ion lne president and Directors annoonefcd
lhe name of lhe new town tobe ..Gilmerlon!
nn honor of Thomas W. Gilmer, the first
Gov. of Virginia who had fvisited the spot.
Norfolk Herald.
At Richmond, Va. on the 20th inst. Daniel Call,
Esq. one of the oldest and mewt respected citizens. .
I IVir. WUi W U11W U UIV WU, U1 tUllUCUk IUC1UUGI,
If. O-lt . . .V. . t.. . v .r.rw.ww. M.mU...
, . m . ,Aft h-hinil vm -trlintr nrnfftaainnal
j mentoes of the high rank to which he had attained in
I his profession.
V ; tug n akkets." - .
' ,fjraox,xsaLK raicxs. j f .
' - 7- : RALEIGH, May 22. v"
Bacon 8a 9; Beeswax 17 a 20 1 Bale Kope 8 a
10 : Coffee 13 a 15 : Cotton To 8: Cotton Yarn 18
i a 28 Cotton Bagging 15 a 20 J Corn 50 ; Meal 50 ;
Flour $H a $5 ; Flax Seed Si: Brown Sugar 10 a 12;
Loaf do. 18 a 20 ; Tallow 10 ; Whiskey 40 a 43.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 20.
Ttainm Tl n ft TtwawaT 23 a 25i Bale Kope .8
vv.-,,vv-i- a 10 ; Coffee 12J a 13ft Cotton 6 a 1H Cotton-to announce, that he will Le prepared toBoaid Fsml
V "".'-:' Yarn 18 a 24; Cotton Bagging 16 a 20; Com 60 a jt9 during the Kamner f.Ionths in the ml comfert- - i
lyincon- 65; Flour $4 a $5 ; Flax 8eed 90 a $ 00; Brown j .ble manner. ' The Hooms are large and airy . and' -'
Sugar 7 a 12 : Loaf do. 18 a 20 ; Bait fsacx;; taj a
$2 ; Tallow 11; Whiskey 35 a 37.
- . r . WILMINGTON, May 18.
TCaivwi ft fl fl : Beeswax 22 a 23 ; Cofiie 11 a 12 j
Cotton 6aiHCom50 a 65 ; Meal 70 a 80 ; Flour!
ino: BfuwnoutM
44a 5 ; Brown Sugar 7 a iu; oait (.tmsnei) 48 a
fi Tauow 12 a lSi . Molasses 25 a 37 1 TLLkey
40 a 42. . ; '
Toscco The receipts cf tl:s article tra lars and
U,. quaJity inferior, with a docile ia price. Ve (;usU
T.r;fi2 a t3i Leaf 3 3 fl f 3 75 . -
1 ar " i V 7 :
" supplies of
Pf's r v !'
. .re cf 2 hot.
:, ; .i I his Uityi
. . 43 .
be bad ly ftf , inra.
L. Jump a.'.iJ W'iil" i II: .
May 22.
-wiLL;pi:c::
pqrOTICE 13 ITEHLUY GIVENiTHAT THE
JlV Cpartiicrt.L.', heretofore existing underlflb
name of Marshall u Fowliii, is this daY'd&blVed
by mutual consei.t.'." c " " ' -7 r""-1?-
' ' ' . JiJ. G. MARS II ALL,
' --., ( . Aj. A U Yt itLiti H
Rale ish, May , irfr , &J4 ' t;4S
I 7ILLIA;.I L.l O .VLLil having purcbssed ihii
V V Stock, tha Li;-i.,rss bq Conducted under
t" name, and Co triJIi :vc;i, c'Aing to the pressure
of the timei. . . . . " '"W' -i.
T. L. FOWLER.
Ra!cighrMay 23, 1840.
-100 Ba.Vs of prime Cotton
' Jf . i - h 'to vvw, snow; co.
"sleigh. 8th May, 1840 ! . ; j: ... .:" 43.31'-.
V.
ML ings are off. red Mill chespef. We wfl! thankV
it iT Tk ?Bt lh" ""ic,e" lo i1 -nd how toW
'"V Oar Cotton Yarns are also put still lower
' j - ! WILL: PECK.
RTJ,CE"wr:MWu Conlyf-Taken up by
Ai -WiiMAx l casaa, in the Southeast of said
County, on the 31st May, 1340, a str.y GeldinS..a
sorrel wuh the near ey blh,d,-whiie on the bom,
star in the fare, several scars on the shoulders', hind
fret white half up the lw-gs, shod all roundi about five
feet one inch high, ten- years old. valued to ninety
dollaisi had on a collar and part of a halier.
: 48 WILLIAM LEA. Ranger. '
GRAND LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.
;- JP SU Crcgtiry if Co: Managers:
TmRGINIA STATU LOTTERT--rer endows
V in8 the Leesborg Acsdemy and foroth'eripuN
fHweaci.n fii0 5, (ot lS40-- J o be drawn at Alex
andria, Vt on Katurday J3th June I840.t . ' " -
J 20,000 J 1 0.000,00(),0Tu20,01 ,0l T
100 Prizes of $1 000, dec &c. ,
Tickeu only $10 Halves $5 Quarters' $20.)
Cerlificatesvf Packages of 23 Whole Tick's $130
Uo . do . vS5 Half do 65"
, Do r do 5 Quarter, do . 32 60
ATATE OF wNEW JERSEY LOTTE RY.C lass
kS A for 1840 . To be diawn at Jersey Citv.: Mil:
ou Saturday, 2fl(h of June, 1840. .. v
. BRILLIANT SCUBVK.
$40.00012.000f Q,00Q-5 0003.000 -S.600.
' ST Haft ' l A A ' ' a.'. .'C -laa?' t . - -
, i,.o i.ouu i otuvj prizes or 1,2503 of
$1 200 3J of 1000 20 of $500 20 of SiOO-
40 of $300. &c ' -
-14 drawn Nos. in each Package of Tickets. "
Tickets only . $ 1 0Hslves,$5 Quarters $30f
Certificates of Packsges oi 86 . W hole Tickts. $l3flf
, do. - ( do ff Half . do . 85
. ' do . do t 26 Quarter do 8S
"TTTIRGINIA STATE I.OTTE R Y For the tn
V ' - of the Petersburg benevolent Mechanic As
sociation. Class No. 6t for 1840.- To be drawn at
A Isxandria, Va. on Saturday, June 37th; f 8l0;
.' ' :-- GRAND 8CHEVS. y V, : .r
130. 000--$ 10,000 $5,060-3.1.00 3. 07CJi,odd
3.500 XT 0 priies of $1,50050 do ef 250. 60
i.of 200 &C,-: .
Tickets only $ 10. Halves $5. Quarters (2 50 ' '
Certificates , of Packages of 2$ Whole Tick's C130
Do ' , - do . 35 Hslf - d6 66
Do.' . do ... , r 25 Quarter do ' , J52)
r CCT Orders' or Tickets and . 8bsres or Certificaiea
of. Packages in the ahove'Splendid Lotteries', address
, , i, S. GREGORY & Co. Managers; -
I . ;. - ' . Wsshington City, IX C
' L " ' " Or Richmond Va.
Drawings sent immediately after ihey are over, to
all who order es above. - ; 43. ,
"TTTllIOIt ACAOEZ1V, Of Orange -tb I
VU exercises of this School will close fir the' pi's '
sent session on the 13ih of Jane.snd will be resunv :.
. s a. . . a at a. . . ,
on Ine 9,n Ja,' th rmU fce.sion. The
. EE" 7? t0UT mU , - '4m8 M W
. TV , . . ' - ,.;V.T , - .t .- .,. .. ' -. ;
fTuiUon ia the prenaratorv eollesiate course.- ' . n
f n.J np tm? co"e8,,te T1. ,,v W
patronage on the proficiency of his scholars' slone. ';
. Hewoutd be glad that these who design iending
their sons, would do so at an early stare of the ses
sion. . - . JOHNS. HOLT.
.Orange, May 15.. - - ' ' . 43obwS-;.
TfOIIlV IVT. The Subcrioer is bn.lherofiabn
Ivy; a resident of Henry County, Alabama, and
ther but does not kn
him in CumlM-rlaml C
desirous of bearing from and seeing hisb'tent bro-'.
now where to find htm. ' lis left
County, N. K about seven yesrs
ago, aged alwut sevtn yesrs, living with William
. Johnson, a farmer, but ho has since learnt that he
mooihs ago. Tbis
hiB BritlMwpm eitber- U; 0, hear Jfrom
.
some one who m.y reaJ iL In which case it Is hop.
.d b. wiM either ,-y him . visit, or
lines staling where be Is, and what is
aion. A lelter .jjd to the.Sul
. a " a. al
drop him" a few ;
his present situ-. '
8ulwcriber at Ave-
rasUnroogh, N. Carolina, will be received by him, as -
he is st present at Edward lireeirs in that vicinity,
and will remain there till the 1st cf Jolv next. " , 1'
' . - - " ' ' ' DANIEL IVY:
May 26. 1840. 43 3 1 -
Tmr VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST 'TO
- uL) me executed by John G Marshall, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned, I shsll, at lhe house
now occupied by Peter LeMessurier, oiler for sale on .
Wednesday, the 17th dsy of June next, that valua-
.ble Lot situated between Fajettevitle and Wilmiag.
ton, streets,- upon which the said . Marshall formerly
kept a Grocery. v The buildings on said Lot consist r
of a Store and Dwelling House, and all necessary out :
houses. At the same time and placw J shall also in -pursuance
of said Deed, offer for sale a likely and
young negro woman,, named Cherry, -and two rbiU
dren, Cloe and Emily, a Billiard Table and its fix
tures, a Hrae and Cart, and household snd Ljtchen
furniture. The above profierty will be so J on a cred
it of six months, and bund with approved securities ;
will be required of the pdrchatters. ..- - ; . r. , ;.'
, GEO. W.HAYWOr Trustee.
Rsleigh. Msy 25 180. . .. 43 ;
"fj3 Standard until sale.
-TTV4O TIIE PUBLICwT! e underrgfteJ having v
J procured the Itovms in l' 5 I ir;s and commodi- -ous
Brick BuiUin. bclt'tn2 t llerndtm & Tutor. -
i and Bi!i.iiuinr his nwr.l ir.i lpnr. hum iK nlMwiiiavc
aaHicieiitly private; and the . undn-igm-ds leels noj
TTDECKWi.
douLt tnat ks v...l ive entire sausfaciun to c.l who - -may
favor him with theu compsny. , . . -. T-' r "r; - -
. GEO. M.'ALLEK. ,
T7arVcn8n, N. C. May U. 1810 0-4t
. BANK OF CAPE FEAR, -
; , tt ::v, mo. 5
TTOTICE IS HEITEBY CIVC:; TO DELlft
j ijuentSotiscribers id the Clock, cl i!.is Bsnk, tbat
unlss full psvment be. made on or tcfre the Z'JUk
day of June next, ail the enpi l Ltirzs w i'.l I j rr
posl to public sale rt ancti.in,' r-r; . L!y la the f ro- -l
.n. .r,ha Art t.' AafjemUIy t ar '
i V. artery
cfsaid Bank, passed at tLe tcf.ioa ri 15:
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