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N'OIITH CAROLINA SENTINEL AND NEWBERN! COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCERi
Cv-TftE CONSTITUTIQKUNIOX.
J O Llr'w 1 -: -.
THE SENTINEl,,
noinis wis shall ivish him success. Bat we think he ' i teetion of the two retiring Secretaries "from unjust
iSnfeemy1eTSn in endeavoring to in- Pint prn
' crease the discontent of the South against a system
which has become the Bettled policy j oi tne naiiuii
1
FRIDAY
NEWBERN :
MORNING, MAY 0,
1831.
F1RC5M IANbE. By the Havre Packet at
vriert R-1, we have accounts irom p ranee up 10
the 1st of April, being tnree uays .airman tuose we
h;ti laj4' before our readers. Thirtytone of the De
P9mentsJiad entered into whatthiy call patriotic
associaiions,' the intention of which may be easily
oonjecUirednornm
iVoni th;c King's ministers. The Gazette de France
ttitps that the Austrians had acaally entered Bolog
na on the 21st and 22d of March. If this be thecase,
the war between . France and Austria is inevitable,
a the French people have declared that the occupa
tion of that cityAhall mark thejimii of their forbear
ance.5 I We have no additional accounts from Poland.
The Ramans ' hid. remainct wRhjmt farther move
ment at the last advices. . r v .
Extract-ofa letter dated HavrcjApril 1st, l31.
The" situation ot tne country uas not impiuvcu.
supported by a large and increasing majority; and
the benefits of which are seen in the reduced price
of every articleon which it has been made to operate.
The experiment has been attended with too much
success to be now abandoned; and it wll not be aban
doned, until a more liberal policy shall mark the con
duct of other nations towards us. Why then endeavor
to create a spirit of resistance" that may "jeopard
theunionofthe states?" Let the editor remember his
motto, and forget his prejudices." ! ,
The preceding notice of the Sentinel we copy from
the jlillsborpugh Recorder, that we may reciprocate
the good wishes which its Editor has expressed for
our success. And accompanied as these wishes are,
with the condition that we " shall make 1 Liberty
the Constitution-Union,' the rule of our conduct,"
still we do riot hesitate to accept them in all sincerity ;
though judging from the tenour of the whole para
graph, th$ Recorder thinks our claims to his courtesy
are put unsubstantial. In iorming4ur political opin
ions, as well as in disseminating them, we assume for
ourselves the proud distinction of having always ad
hered to out motto, not in the letter only, but in spirit;
andjiwhatever good or evil we may have done in con
sequence of this adherence, has been performed with
the entire approbation of our best judgment. We
regret to find that the Recorder assumes that untena
ble and nrenosterous position, that the Tariff acts
! . 4 v
beneficially for the interests of the South, and con
t:. Jhp.mhesa'disDlaved bv the present ministry.
' j we mi &ht have expected some increase of confidence tributes to reduce the price of every article of produce
tfl uniprtunateiy, things were not becoming daily qt anufacture upon which it has, been made to
1 ore difficult, and complicated in commerce by the - - ,
X tSv in uiiDbrt --the accumulated losses and in- operate. We had seen this assertion once or twice
' rreasc'Gf -taxes and in politics b. 'the approach ol before; consequently its, promulgation is not origina
! War, which now appears quite inevitable, uisirebs, with theRecorder, and we congratulate him that it is
I XTSk a tee lake" not ; but wb must freely confess that we saW it then
r 1 jiaceJthougK the recovery miist bq lon and painful, as now, ntorej with pity than: with approbation. Can
' " Inj Cotton, owing to some exports from Switzer- an reflectng man believe this to be the case ? Can
land, tvnd to the few arrivals, our. stock is reuueeu w
:i3 00d'lalcs. The sales during fhe last fortnight
have amounted to ouu omcs, aim-
1 2300 bale. The market, however remains weak,
and pHces are a shade lower-i-fine sdrta are almost
' wit hout-a pried from the little business done. ,
Another letter from Havre of the 2d ult, says It
iVnrotkable that in fifteen days the question of Peace
i or Wir will be decided. Our government has sig
f nified ko the Cabinet of Vienna, that the further oc
1 enpatibn of Bologna and the Papal States, will be
, cQiisidbred a'declaration of war." '
Jn the sitting ot the Chamber 01 uepuues 011 me
any system oi political logick produce so complete an
obscuration of rational perception, as to induce the
partisan. Of office seekers and interested manufaetu
rers, to belieye that the impo$itibn of heavy duties on
articles, either of importation or domestick fabrick,
i li i ii -. t . i x 1. il. x :i .
chaser ? We are uncharitable enough to say that
no man believes it, either relatively or abstractedly ;
anatwe think it more complimentary to question the
made it necessary the others should cb out also.
So tar as regards tne members of the Cabinet, this
measure is comparatively of little moment It is,
however, a matter ol deep concern as anecung the
character of the Government. In this point of view
the American people have a right to know the whole
truth; from whence the alleged discord originated ;
by whom and lor wliat purpose, a uos ueen lostered ;
and in what respect and wherefore it has been con
nected with the public administration 01 me anairs of
the! Nation. The President is bound to make these
explanations to the people. . ;
If it were intended to be intimated that I am respon
sible for the waift of harmony in the Cabinet, the
charge is unjust. I deny that I pursued a course
that invited hostility. On the contrary, I went as
far ! as a man of honor could go in enaeavuiui
promote a good understanding and cordiafofficial co
operation with all the members of the Cabinet, but
it seems I was expected to go sun luruier, aim
doing so, it has been held good cause for my dismis
sal. If it is asked, why I did not abandon the Cabi
net and expose to the world the mahgn influences by
which it was embarrassed? I would reply, that I
constantly looked forward to a favorable change-
That especially 1 relied for this upon tne wisuoiu,
firmness, and iustice of the Chief Magistrate. I
have been disappointed. I have had the deep morti
fication to see him gradually discarding from his
conucils and friendship his old and long tried sup
porters, and throwing himself into the arms of per
sons whose cold hearted selfishness and artifices were
played off upon him for true and faithful service.
Rest assured, however, that whatever may be the
public judgment as to the merits of this question, no
consideration arising from personal feeling will induce
me to take a course which I should not believe cal
culated to maintain the character and promote the
interest of the State which gave me birth.
Business of importance, especially as enabling me
to settle, down permanently in North Carolina, will
probably require rriy presence in Tennessee, where I
may be detained until August next. On my return
to my family, I hope to meet you, when I shall be
highly gratified' to renew that social and friendly in
tercourse, which heretofore, so much to my satisfac
tion, has subsisted between us. '
In the mean time, I beg you to receive assurances
ot great respect and esteem.
JOHN BKAJYUH.
We pay for coats twice as much as Londoners!"
These facts ought to arrest the 'attention of
every man who buys a dollar's worth of goods
at atore and wJip is not determined to be
piled and uped by the use of such cabalistic
terms as the "American System."
From t kentucky Gazette.
The result oi" nearly all the negotiations of
the Ministers appointed by this Administration
to foreign comts, has been singulary successful.
If our opponents., are susceptible of shame,
they must feel mortified that the new ministers
(every one of whom they pronounced inade
quate to the duties assigned them,) should dis
play more displomatic tact than the.courtly
and regular bred statesmen of the coalition,
lo the triumphs of practical men over theo
ries, exhibited in our negotiations with Brazil,
Columbia, Mexico, and Great Britain,-we are
happy to be enabled to add, upon the authority
of a Clay paper, the following paragraph re
specting the success of Mr. Rives, our Minis
ter to France.
" Claims on France A letter from an
American gentleman in Paris, published in the
N. Y. Commercia!Advertiser, says, We shall
get part of our claims on France say, seven
1 a fit? - ;n- .
or eigni minions, or, uossiuiy, ieu mimons dol
lars.' Rives is a good Minister." Maysville.
Eagle. '
f1 A AT A T. rflAfMFM.
The business of the New York Canal, thus TSx &c
PALACE OF FORTUNE.
220 Broadway, MarbliBBuiiding;
Uiiderthemerican Museum, S'ero york.
At which place henaa sold, within a few months past, ;
rKKS OF -
Amoitntingio mbre than a Rfillionvf Dollars
The following New fork Lotteries will soon
be drawn : ;
June 1st, Extra 14. $30,000, 20,0000. TickelO.
OU1' w: 4J-??w,uuo. . do.
15th, a MAMMOTH SCHEME, Capital I
$60,000, S 4O000, $30,000, $20,000. !
This is the most brilliant c, j '& I.
tt ?Art j n, , . ttAu.c cvci isueu ui use
uuiiea oiaxes.- ana must common v.
monied men aswell as those whoare SwnnToTthe
ready." What makes it still more?f Sucement
to the adventurer, is the few BlartJ?$
there being but ONE bfktik to a prize
wmij . x uc puce oi x lCKeis win oe $20, Shares
in proportion. Packages must draw, allowing the
worst of luck, one1 half back, and stand the sair
chance" for the magnificent Capitals. A Parta
contains 12 Tickets, and will cost $ 240, Halves S 120
Quarters 60. : . i j '
, The "Lottery Herald" is published bv
jawing day. The Herald contains, the Official
OankB, an CXtensivft nnd rnrrAt Piic nnrronf
" ' ww K W Ml. tVU Mft & 1AA-
VCdr. It rami .-va 1 ..... . . a
far has been greater than in any former year. oiden Tfbr Sk.t Vk fcme'x- i t
The collecteat Albany commenced clearing teries, fany1
boats on the 16th April, and on Saturday the attention. TlwhiSS
30th, three hundred and fifty-eight boats had te'of the numbers by mailed the
been cleared, and about twentv-eisrht thousand pngmai i ickets wdlbe sealed un and held Knbiect to
jn- ii4j r ir. r,f me owner's dipposal. This -ni ,v.Uk .ti
more than 82000 per day. Last year the ca- 1
We find,
sajs the Charleston Courier, in looking
nal opened on the 20th of April, and the ave
rage daily receipts at the office in this place
for the residue of April, was about $1500.
The greatest amount of toll paid in a single
day was on the 23d of April, on which day
the collector at Albany received 84483; ex
ceeding the receipts of any single day before
over the Paris Constitutionnel, that Gen. Bernard
lately in the service of the United States, and who by about $800. Albany Argus.
returned to i t rance a snort time since, nas peen re
instated in his former grade in the French army, as
and called into actual service.
an officer of Engineers.
The ship London Packet has arrived below Balti
more in 45 days from Rio Janeiro. The Capt of the
sincerity of those who assert it, than., to charge them
tiSth, a projwsition of the Ministet of Finances, for with insanity, the only admissible apology for such a Norfolk reveue cutter, which boarded the ship, was in-
authprity to raise in c. UI V "r belief: It i4 well known that a reduction in the price
funds to, an amount not exceeding 100,000,000 of - f - : . , .r , r.
SncV during the interval of the sessions, was re- of most articles has taken place, not ih the United
n w'P.il Rhmmittee. -S. . A, I States onlvi, but likewise in Europe. There, this
IIIIIUCIi I" l' . . . . ., , - - .
diminution cannot be in consequence of our Tariff ; Rio for .Buenos Ayres, at an hours warning.
its causes are therefore to be sought in sometliing be
yond tlie partial influence which our restrictions ex
ercise in the commercial world. But argument on
thi subject were worse than ridiculous. When the ad
vocates of taxation and exclusive privilege, shalhave
convinced us that the addition of from ten to fifty per
ceilt to the prime cost of an article, enables us to obtain
cents closed at 48f. and the that article at a lower price, we will not only uncom
plainingly suffer ourselves to be reduced by taxation
to the. costume which Isadas wore at the battle of
Mantinea, but will yield our judgment to their guar
dianship, and make ample recantation of our error.
CHARACTERISTIC LANGUAGE.
The Washington Journal, in advocating
Mr. Clay's election, commences ah article as
follows:
"It is our firm belief that the election of Mr. Clay
will now depend on the zeal, the spirit, the skill and
tnends. -The game has
Paius, March 30. A complete panic has prevailed
in the Market to-day ana tne price oi o lucks c
iriPiiftPrl n verv heavv fall. The cause of this de
cline appears to be the greatvquantity of Stock thrown
, a it h o virL-pt bv holders, under the persuasion
i,- u invitnblfi. n nd that the finances of the
country are in a deplorable state. Towards the close
, ,f thddav Quotations became more firm, and the pa
nic in some degree subsided. 1 he business trans--,Pt.Jihn
not heenso crreat as micht have been ex-
t.ccted. Foreign Securities have also fallen consi-
' . i.Tibiy . " The, T hree per
Fivcat781.
" H. Casimir Perrier," saysUhe Tribune, " wishing
to make a display of force in foreignv policy, .has ad
,esed n note to Count d'Appony, the Austrian Am
b'i;sador, demanding explanations as to the occupa
- iion of Boloo-na by the Austrian troops ; and- this
time lias saul very seriously, that France could not
v.n4'it. The Ambassador replied, that the occupa
tion if Bologna had beLli concerted between Prussia,
' n,A Rtio-lnnd. and lAustria; and that the Aus-
- trian, Government was resolved to stifle rebellion
wherever it might breaft mit." ' r
Pari., March 31. The panic which prevailed
yesterday has in sorhe degree subsided, but transac
tion haw been ltmited. Some purchases however,
JhaviW be4i made, gave a favorable impulse to the
Mariet, aikd, quotations have experienced an lra-n-ovncnt.
One of the boldest speculators m the
Market has been obliged to liquidate his accounts ;
1 1 i Hoc? ti 1 ln:ses this month to the amount ot
formed by a passenger, that a few days previous to
the L. P.'s sailine. despatches of an important nature perseverance of his own
were1 received from Buenos Ayres, and that the U.S. been thrown into their hands, if they judiciously
ship Vandalia capt. Kennon, was ordered to sail from play their cards "
This simile must be familiar to Mr. Clay,
TT?CI Yl-? ! A
YuTZXzZr'l "c or more tickets are ordered
mo pusiac neeu not De paid. ' ,
Address ii
A. H. SCHUYIER,
. ' ' '- NeV) York.
Ed" I am authorised to make reference to the Mana
gers Messrs. Yates & M'Intyre, also to many first
rate Houses in this City, Boston, Albany, Charleston;
S. C, Richmond, Va., Fayetteville, N. C, and A
gusta, Geo. - . ,
Bank notes current in any part of the United
States, or the Canadas, will be received by me at par
for Tickets. Many ofmv customers are uarticular
to remit U. S. notes, this, although very acceptable,
is not necessary.
flay20,1831-l-ff '
DOMESTIC LOTTERY.
AS but few Tickets remain unsold, Gen
tlemen at a distance who liave kind IV
The Great Match Bace7 The trreat match race
over the Long Island Course, for $ 10,000, tas decided
on the 10th inst. ThQ Virginia mare Bonnets of
Blue, beat the New York horse GoliaJi in two heats
(four mile heats) with ease. , ;
The Cantain General of the Island of Porto Rico,
has annulled the additional duty imposed on Flour by
the order oi November last. Thel order ot JN ovenrber
advanced the duty from $ 5,40 to $ 9 per brl.
and perhaps is 4o many of his supporters. If undertaken to dispose of them, will please make
skilful card playing 8could Win the f residency, returns as soon as they shall have completed
tneir sales, it is the wish of those concerned
that the Drawing shall take place about the
20th of Jnne. JOHN TEMPLETON.
Newbern, 20th May, 1831.
it would doubtless be his.-
-Resrister.
Norfolk, May II.
Arrival of the Java. The U. S. frigate Java,
Capt. Kennedy, arrived in, Hampton Roads,
he accusations which the Recorder brings against yesterday morning, from Mahon via Gibraltar,
nT rrpntJnc. n RT,;rh of resistance that mavieopardPalma, Ferro, St. Nicholas, St. Jago, Cape
' " r JO 1f J c . cj. Tt C Tl.n
From the Warren (Ohio) Neivs Letter.
Honest Calculation. In the Painesville
Telegraph we find a calculation as to the pro
bable result of the next presidential election.
It is based upon the supposition that the con
test should take place between Jackson and
Clay,-'without the interference of a third can
didate.' The editor, notwithstanding his op
position to President Jackson, is
to allow himlosi votes leaving only tor estate oi saia aeceaseo, are requested to make
Mr. Clay ; and declares that this is the best cal- immediate payment ; a id those having claims
-. -m. r r---i 1 ."I 1 J . ... -: .0.
culation he canmaRe lor iur. Lviay, in nonestv against tne estate, are required to present them
AT the May Term, A. D. 1831, of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Craven
County, the subscriber qualified as Executor t
the last.will and testament of George X. Hall.
compelled Esq. deceased. All persons indebted to thi?
gmation, ana are loiauy unaeservuig ui u tet-nuus
refutation. ; Were a justification of our course Requi
site, we wbuld point toour columns for the last twenty
vrkrs. with a full consciousness that thev refute all
, ,
subh calumnies. None but those whose minds are
tiijctured with the darkest colourings of depravity,
can entertain a wish to dissolve a compact which
secures the happiness of millions, and offers, perhaps
in
the only landmark of Liberty on the face of the earth.
mvh nlc nfi ;i million" of francs. It is saia mat ins w unvp rlnnf-tr thisTTninn nnrlpr nUirr.nmfrtances:
,iHTftun hft in a ffreatnaixpaiu. iuwh iun , i - . .
: r wi; ;.lnf s ockion account of this m tne aays oi our country's prosperity, anu in ner
i- l- i i v e v.o iroTiap nf the. oreat fall nio-ht of neril. when we contended acrainst the trea-
i v n 1 wus uiic wi wi - 0- - . 1- i 1 -
vesterdav For money the Threes have risen 75c. sonable designs of the Hartford Convention party,
rr vate bulletin of the Paris Exchange ol 1st April, j nAw better known by the appellation of National
We have no clue to explain tne panic wu u na Bevublicans. And while the Recorder, and other
wizpd upon itora.-SS,. SS? kindred prints in the South, deem it a blessing to be 1 Ward, Wm; A. Wurts, James T. Macdonough,
art stop the deci.nq: it U wwf; MHt Ed. L. Handv. John R. Tucker, Cranston Lau-
, yvx w-v w..xx, r . . v - J W
vm. r. LiUUiow, nai. x. nccuci, th. t.
Porto RicoJ St. Dominffo, and Havana. All
well on board. '
List of Officers attached to the United States1
frigate Java;
Edmund P. Kennedy, Esq. Commander.,
Lieutenants Thomas A. Wyman, William
Inman, William S. Harris, Robert Ritchie,
Geo. S. Blake. Wm. C. Whittle.
Sailing Master James M. Watson.
Surgeon William Turk.
Assistant Surgeon George W. Palmer.
Purser Samuel P. Todd.
Lieut, of Marines John' G. Reynolds.
Chaplain Timothy J. Harrison. :? . .
School Master Horatio N. Robinson.
Clerk James S. Parker. 4
Midshipmen Joseph W. Jarvis, William
and sincerity.
MARRIED,
On Friday evening last, by the Rev. Dr. Leach,
the Rev. PHILIP ANDERSON, Minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Washington, N.C. to
Miss SUSAN JANE SPARROW, daughter of the
late Captain Robert J. Spapw, of this place.
In Charleston, S. C. on the 27th ult. JAMES G.
ROWE, Esq. of Onslow county, in this State, to Miss
MARGARET R. JOHNSON, daughter of the Ion. general assortment of
properly authenticated, within the time pre
scribed by-law, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
' JAMES C. COLE, Executor.
12th May, 1831.
NOTICE.
TKN Monday the 13th of June next, will be
Vii sold, at the Brick Store formerly occu
pied by Mr. Coart, the Stock in Trade of the
late GEORGE A. HALL: eonsisrinnr nf a
Ii:ilie enemv wera at the very gates of Paris,
;a i;,"-,i ri Ka: worse. It seems the association
'of bankers who are proposing for the new loari, beat
1 sales. The prices tor
payment to-day are Five per cents, 76 50; our
.percent, 66; Three per cents, 47 15.
From PolAnd, there ik nothing further th Jius
fiahshad ndt made-any new forward movement,
contenting themselves with re-establishing the com-
inunication wmqn naa peen nuerruuwu j -
k!i tmnr hrtWn the. cornot ijCll. i OaCKCU
Lomza, in his rear.
Judge Johnson of the Supreme Court of the U. States.
In Greene county oh the 1 1th inst. by the Rev.
Joseph Bynum, Rev. HENRY SWINSON of Du
plin county, to Miss THEODOSIi , eldest daughter
of the late Abraham Darden, Esq.
In the same county, on Thursday evening the 12th
lt w-. W TTTT T T T t HI A
mi5t. hv Wvatt. Move. isa. rvir. wii-ijiiiivi j
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
CRQCKERY fc GLASSWARE,
PAINTS, OILS, fcc. t
r . Bleecker. Ale-ernon S. Worth, Ed. Middleton,
uoerxy. x ne umuu, lu uC cituax, . . T ,
tq the Union by exposing every infraction of the
Charter of our
must De eiluearcu iu uic jjeupic cijuai uuiu.li--
oil their interests, and this immunity from unjust as
sumptions bfpower, can only be secured by the legiti
mate operation of the principles of the Constitution
A very interesting case Has been mehtionedCto us,
which was tried at the; late Superior Court of Camden
''county, Judge Donnell presiding.
Jesse Eason, a man apparently of about sixt y years
oi age, was arraignea lortne muraer oi i vjrregu-
ryj They had a dispute about some corn, to which
bqth claimed title. Gregory was in thq act of carting
when the prisoner shot and killed him. The
and
it away, x
accused appeared to have ijxeted under the fatal delu
sion that he was justified in killing hijs fellow-man,
who was committing a trespass on his property. But
'.the circumstance giving peciihar interjestto this trial,
is y et to be mentioned. The sole vitness of the
prisoners qnme, was hiy own son, That son arrested
him, - conveyed him to prison, and Igave evidence
against him on his trial ; and that evidence had full
The' land notices which the re-appearance of the
Sentinel has elicited from our contemporaries, demand
our warmest gratitude. We appreciate these hon
ours the more highly when we consider that they
proceed from those whose approbation is truly credita-
ble. The expression of personal good feeling offered
by the Editors of the Raleigh Register, is peculiarly
r ! . . .. r 'i . 1.1
rr ratifying. Under tne instruction oi ns venerauie
and respected senior Editor, we spent many of our
happiest days ; and how divergent soever our political
paths have since been, the regard wnicn we tnen en
tertained for our early mend, has suffered no dimi
nution. J
Albert Griffith, John L. Taylor, William O.
Slade, Oliver Todd, H. M. Dove, H. Y. French,
James M. Gillis, George B. Miner, John S.
Stoddard. -
Boatswain John Ball.
Gunner Benjamin Towner, i
Carpenter Samuel Philips.
Sail Maker Benjamin B. Bruchstead.
Terms of sale. For sums, over $100, six
month's credit, the purchasers givinsr notes With
J J V --. w i . w u
DARDEN to Miss ELIZA, youngest daughter of " " . ma , . lA
Vy. KsKJM-tMU, MUX d.'
Newborn, 20th May, 1831.f?s
Col. William Holliday.
Reported Revolution in Spain.
The Norfolk Herald states that previous to the sail
ing of the U. S. frigate Java, from Havana, a report
was current there, said to have been brought by a
brio- arrived at Principe, direct from Cadiz, stating
I I It- I 1 IV II 1.1 1 I IS Iff I 111 I V l9 VJI 1LJ 1 CX-LliCXJ, U11U ViMv w-w w
oj.murdcr," after a lew minutes absence from the box. stitution had been proclaimed throughout Spain. It
i . - l- li,T, ..t i - - I . ... . .. . ii l ! 1 ;
it is due to the cnaracicr oi tne son to addl that he Was understood at Havana that tne puonc auxnomies
aWmea as - his reason for arresting his father, the tnerc had received official intelligence oi tne revoiu-
r o : i a - 7 I l".. i i a i a l1 - in V-w-7 Anlv
AiK- w? ,iVindd to his own i;r t10" epi n secref ; mepeup, uunc, uijr
qttence of threats 'made against him by the father.
After the verdict, the prisoner appeared, resigned to
Judire to allow liim as much time to prepare for a
future state? as the nature of his case would permit.
The Hentence of death is to be carried into effect on
I,4,ridav the third of June
waited for the confirmation of the report to revolt.
GM Branch. The following letter fromthe Horn
fate, and when brought up for sentence, asked the John Branch, late Secretary of the Navy, to a gen
tleman in. this city, has been nanaea to us xor puou
cation. Raleigh Star. 1 ir
j WASHlNGTONCfTTfjMaySd, 1831.
My Dear Sir You have, no! doubt, before this.
seen in the papers accounts of the resignations of
"The Newbern Sentinel, the publication of which and the dismissal of the other members of the Cabinet.
has for some months been suspended, has again made
its appearance, printed with new type and on an ehr
larged sheet. Its management is under the superin
tendahce of its former Editor, Thomas Watson, Esq.
rt3 motto lSj." LIBERT Y-THK COINSTITU
TlONUNION" a motto worthy to be hoisted on
iui ivmencan print; ana so jongas lie snail make it
s rjiic ol action, tnough we may ditler on minor
1
The letters of the two former, addressed to the
President of the U, States, present their reasons ; and
the motives for the dismissal of the others are assigned
in the answer ol the President jto the Secretary o:
the Treasury and myself. In tliese the Presiden
i .V 1 VI J? ;I 1 rt i L ' . r n it i'
admits mai ine aismissea onicers nave laitniuuy uis-
charged their respective duties1
the want qf hcyrmony in the Cabinet, and the pro-
But intimate thai
NEWBERN, MAY 20.
1
Cotton. No Cotton ot consequence - nas come to
- . i mi i .i i
market during the past weeic l ne last mat sola
brought 7,50, which is a shade higher than our last
I quotations. ; . .
fJorn so arrivals smue uur iuu it nas ueen.
THE TARIFF.
From the Newark (Ohio) Advocate.
The delusion that some of our most intelli
gent and reflecting men labor under in relation
to the operation and effects of the tariff, sur
prises us. Tbey suppose, that it has reduced
the price of every manufactured article that is
consumed in this country. They ought to
know, that a reduction in the price of alnfost
every article has taken place, not mereiy in
the United States, but tnrougnoui auumsi-u-
NOTICE 1
AT May Term of Craven Court, of Plea3
and Quarter Sessions, Letters of Admi
nistration on the Estate of the late THOMAS
FULSHIRE, deceased, of Dawson's Creek,
were granted to the subscriber. Notice is
hereby given, to all persons indebted to said
nlrl from the stores by the quantity at $3 00, which! Estate to make immediate Davment. fcnd those
is an improvement on our last quotations of 40 cents to whom the Estate is indebted , are required
per
bbL
to
Terpentine- P"' JS t6B ' (he time prescribed bv law. or - Jlwl
AW 400 bbis. omy nave uccu wmcn -was barred of recoverv !
Ttacon A considerable quantity has been brought May 13, 1831.
to market, and sold at 7 ct. hog round.
CHARLESTON, MAY 9, NOTTOTC.
r.nftrm. 6 3-4 a 9 1-2 ; Bacon, b l-a a 7 -Z, Warns, TTTTTILL he sold, on Friday the 3d
9 a
10;
Lard, 9 1-2 a 10 1-2: Corn, 79; Rice,
i
TmriLL be sold, on Friday the ,3d of
an lT hi IS a-31-4, inferior ,23-8 ThoMAS TI" deJM, on Daws
aom(wumn nr.nA,' Af Wilmington, 1 l-o a IH) mrpen, unnng- , ,
manulacturea arucies, uui i fcI1" ZT . ton soft, 2 1-4.
the soil of diflerent countries. Cofiee is not lon' NEW YORK, May It.
ffrown in the United States; of course its price , Coon-8,7a a9. f . . .
has not been affectedly our Tariff, as the du- Com-Soutliern 67 a 70 cents--m demand.
r ,,nnn it for ten vears previous to me oisiui 'j'urpeniine is m ii V
X2te wUuced; yet during Co 8 W and WitounRton 3,50 a 2,56.
fpil no per cent. Ten Tr 1,37 1-2, a 1,00; , Krt
uiui iiiiic, - .i nnin Best ouaiity vv e&ieru ounui, spj,uj.
article fell 50 per
years ago, Coffee was tetailed at 44 and 50 cents
per pound ; now u is reiancu -
cents per pound. This single fact, together
with another which we have stated, to wit: the
general reduction in the price ol oinerem aru
ir. Pnrnnp nnd America, place the ad-
vocates of the British System, alias; Amencan
System hors du combat as they knock down
the argument with which they defend their
System, to wit : that it has cheapened goods.
The truth is, that although goods are cheap,
they might be bought still cheaper, if the du
ties were reduced we speak of foreign goods,
of course. There is an article pn our first
page, from the Journal of Commerce, which
ought to be printed by every free press in the
United States. It is there stated, tht "so
great is the difference now, between this coun-
try ana Jingiana, tnai lmponawons m -wviu,
after Davinsr our very heavy duties, have been
sold by auction at a profit of a foliar a yard;
PORT OF IJEWBHRU.
Creek, Four Negroes,
CONSISTING OF
THREE VAL UABLE MEN,
And a WOMAN.
also; i
A pair of WATER MILLSTONES.
K AfU nf cir rnnntlia will ' rrtr -.
purchaser giving nptes with approved securitv.
May 13 1831, H W
the
ARRIVED,
May 14th, schr. Ann Maria, Osgood, 14 days
from Guadaloupe, with molasses, to J. Justice. -
15th, schr. Fanny, Mason, from St Martins, with
molasses and sugar, to W. : Hollister. ;
18th, schr. Select, Conklm, from New York, with
mdz. to Bradford & Co, Street & Sanders
Do. schr. Enterprise, Burt, from Philadelphia.
Do schr. Baltimore, Howland, 4 ds tin Baltnnore.
CLEARED, ,
Schr. Jarvis, Brown& Co. Fowler, Martinico.
Gen. Iredell, mug, rramuiu, Liouisiaird..;
Zephyr, Tyler, Savannah.
Henrietta, Jones, New York.
Rebecca, Pigottj Charleston.
Sarah, Scott, New York. , .
James Monroe Haskill, Rhode Island,
NOTICE.
THE subscriber offers for sale hi
STORE, DWELLING, and BAKE
HOUSE, on Craven Street. The stand
is among the most eligible in the place for bu
siness, and the Bake House is well adapted to
ill kinds of Baking, haying three Ovens and a
go6d Kiln. The terms win
tnr and may be known on application.. ,
l!n o indebted the
reqcsted.iq make A. '
, , -.ohtd to. the firm of
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