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NEWBERX:
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FRIDAY". APRI?- 1 1,
On account of the failure of the mails, we have not
been lUi to present our readers with much infbrma-
ticri ii the shape of news. We hope however j that
ilaneous rnatter will be found interesting,
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tTh Hank contest is at last se
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Washington, April 5.
THE CONSUMMATION. i
After four months spent in a struggle by the Train- !
STOTIGE.
IIorTnble.catastropfefWeAttmfiom Gloucester.!
that about 10 or 12 davn aim. a lahnnrln j man nf tfin ' "
aame of Walker, a widower with four children, liv-A T the February Term of Onslow Court
: 'i-.i t . i .
bands op the Bak, to establish its stronghold upon 1 ,u ;"c ,owf r .J?1.1 rDiy m eDt 10 sPend
i--uLiL-. .v. . ' . -iAheerening. at a nehbors a few miles off, preyis
Moru true preuutHves ,to wnicn he putthe children to be4 and locked up tie and testament of JAMES CHADWICK; de
of the People, were compelled again, but with great huse. Before his return, the house took fire, (In ceased. He according requires all nmon.
tied after full and
iur atitc raiionj i ne main resolution tnat " i ne
Bank ?f tne United States, ought npt to he recharter-
! overwl tliiing niajo'rity of 53 ! By a vote" of 119 to
101 it , deemed improper to restore the depositee and
I biit .41 in the whole houfe voted against a strict scru-
.' tny; in o tlie si tixatian a nd transactions of the inst itu-
l ion. i ins
is decisive. 1 he direct Iippresentatives
of the ieoale have spoken the real sentiments oi their
corfitj enjs and have effectually plt down the iast '&
Btrongc $t otispring of unconstitu'tioAalism. , We now
jhope thit the . ountry will be sufferfed to rest and that
; the -tre iuous advocates of panic- and
;6pare oi r patience a!
and their own Iun?s.
J
distress
i
a
win
t
He
if vye k nratulatet all who are blessJed with
. . weekly fierpsal of the Sentinel. that thff eternal din
! about tfi ; Bank is at last drawing to a close." Thou
f nlvvbys teady to mark and announce the least infiac
f f-tioii.upo the coriytitbtion and liberties of the country,
ue do h t deem It by any means the most pleasant
occupation that falls wjthin the province of either
editor or eader. Our;
reluctance, to enforce the Previous Question. It was
resisted . by all the artifices which the able corps )t
lfgai aa voeaies eni.siea Dy ine corporation, knew m
wrjll how to employbut in vain. The roused spirft
of jthe Patriotic Democracy pressed on yesterday, to
thej complete rout of the body politic of scheming
politicians and speculating stockholders. It will be
seen by our Congressional columns, that all theTe-
solutiont supporting the President and Secretary of
the Ireasury, and against the Bank, reported b the
Committee of Ways and Means, have been carried
by riuraphant majorities. ! !
' The vote against a recharter passed by a mijority
of 53; the vote against the restoration by 119sol04;
the jrote in favor of continuing the State Bankj as he
depjsites of the public moneys, was 117 to 104 the
votf for the investigating Committee stood 1T1 to 41.
Thus the Senator?, who have disobeyed the express
i uniuuoui men uii.c;Liciauiiures, anaiinpeacneu
condemned the conduct of the President, stand
themselves condemned and rebuked by the very body,
which, under t he? constitution, has he rightful power:
what manner is Unknown and HidCn! t i0'. ".uu67 ' persons
fbrofth hildrench in tSCZT indebted to the estate ot said deceased to make
against it, are notified that unless they are pre-
r . I. .
aciiicu iur pajruicat wiuiiu iue uuie prescriped
ins
i
and
to impeach and bring pub
ic functionaries to judgment.'
Globd
principal reason tor this opi
ion arise from the! knowledge f that the fair nort ion
of our.retder8 take hut little concern in the political
vwrangjin; ff the "fords of creation," whoso politely
-exclude tie ladies from any part or lot in tnattersof
high -im wrt to I he state."' 1 Tq t hem, the fwind of
ch'ryiial.ftreanipthe rustling of the leaves of spring,
the blue wnintatns and the gorgeous clouds, wilrl
.vhicH jtht eyeof jfancy is so conversant, afford inore
SnterUinrjtni tlan tjie hoarse threats of nullification
c Ihecri'S of j panic frrfm the dark vaults of 'he
luikf AVe sympathize so far 'witjh them in this ie
; sj;ct,jtbat they may rest assured ve shall not devote
, rare Itteciioii tb poiitics, than truj safety of the re-
pQlicldeniands from those who "prodegs to watch 6ver
iu.itresi- .
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& t ho -last
n Ihe coast
'evs ral
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ays
week, 'considerable damage was
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y.a vipleni;;y
We inn. !er
f 3UBk the Georcre Poliok stranded. :n
timnff wflalK.; ' I. Ti ? l- ' '
Mi: !
p lighter load
i i other vessel
hi umber destroye
are repoT
ed to be on shore.
LATES
Belvidera, c
ind which contin-
tand that the Bal-
d by fire.
id a
Several
'From the Baltimore Republican
Mr. CLAV.-4 We called the attention of our rea
ders yesterday to the remarks of Mr. Clay in neference
to the Union Bank of ou city, containins a violent
- I and very unjustifiable assault upon th.pt institution,
and Calculated q impair the credit not only of that
bank, but all the other Banks of our cit v, jnd to ope
rate to the- injury of our. business. Had there been
any truth in the statements made by him. it would
have been highly improper for him fokAe them in
the nanner he did, at least until he jfte himself
thoi-Oughly acquainted with the facts ; h .t it will be
seen from the statement pf the directors of the bank,
which will be seen in another part of our paper, that
his charges and insinuations a re entirely unfounded.'
It should be-recollected that Mr. Tiernan. one of the
directors who has signed the statement of the Bank,
was one of the candidates lor elector in favor of Mr.
Adams, and a candidate of Mr. Clay's friends for
:he Liegislature at the time of the last election of Pre
5ident, when Air. Clay was a candidate for that sta
tion, find that he has flatly. contradicted every part
ind parcel of Mr. Clay's " whole statement. Wliat
must !ll rational arid iritelUgent men thiuk of a man,
who jseo utterly regardless of consequences who
'ati in such a reckless and unfeeling manner strike at
ihe: credit of our Batiks, and produce so much injury
io oui whole community as Mr Clay Jij attempted
odo ' Occupying,1 as he did, a statiointf the Senate,
lisremarki) ro'ust necessarily--spread through eveirv
prtioh 6f,j he country ; and if ally confidence is placed
ifl his statement, the evil which mierht result from it
fsT calculable. I The poison lias been put afloat, and !
wnoip to arrest us progress i i ne r-.iteniont of the
direcjors wiiliii a' measure, counteract the effect;
dui ii is. not to tie supposed that it can he as exten
sive in is operations and its ehects as the attack has
I r1i-.i m m .
neen anj is likely to he
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sistance could reach the spoti A family livintr nhnnt
a m;le distant, seeing the blaze, hastened to it. arid
i cacticu me u.uruiDg pue jusi in ume to eaten la
glimpse, through one of the windows, of the eldest
boyj (about 12 years of age) in -th act of bearing his
nttie sister tvards tne window, and in the sanie
moment to wit'nessthe horrifying spectacle of the fal
ling in of the roof, and the overwhelming of all the
dear little innocents in ihe common mass of blazing
ruins ! Bnttbe tale of 'wo ends not here : the father
onahearing oi the fate of his little onea, become; frantic
and! in a delirium of grief, rushed forth through tHe
gloom of night in the wjld accents of despair exclaini
ing mil my children t . They shall nit
be separated from melV Several days had elapsed.
and no tidings were heard of him. At the date of
our j information it was generally believed that ttie
uuiui iuiiuic uiau iiatj tci uiuimeti ois exisience-pro-
margin oi whtcn tne tragical scene occurred. .
Norfolk Herald.
Important Discovery. Vfe are informed by
gentieirjen w
York that M
wh) lately passed through Syracuse, Netv
MrJ Avery, the1 proDrietbr of ah 'extensiifn
roit foundry iri that plafee, has made k very imbortant
oiscovery in relation to castingof iron. 1 he best kinjd
bf earth used ill foundaries is brought, we believe from
Oailada Mr Avery nalyzed this earth, and found
it cootain a certain proportion of blue clav. Follow
ing ?this up by) a series jof experiments, he discovered
that: if commoii fine sand was mixed with common
blue clav in the orooortion of one-tenth nart nfrlnkr
to nine-tenths; of sand, it would constitute the best
possible composition for casting that he had ever used.
Even the mos delicate eastings dame out perfectly
free !ofsand,4 and required no sort of cleaning by vijt
riol. He ; dismissed ten of his cleaners on the spot
Mr.Ayery hasj taken out a patent! for his discovery,
and.estimates that his composition will itaake an inh-
in the expense of ijron fobnderies in
of labor,' the cheapness of ihe sand arid
the disuse ot vitriol in the process of cjleansing.
tsratueboro Inquirer.
mease saving
th$ diminution
LAL'. The ship
WROM PQil
ptain Hill, at Baltimore,
on theieven Off of the 28th February. The Amef
Kan Consul wb.o came oyer trom JLibon on the pre
vious day fujuiahed captain HTwith the foilo'.iing m-
tclhgence
j i j ' . ; ' li Lisbon, February 27j :
elitill occupies the stjiong place of -San
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Sheep killed by Cats. The last Lancaster Exarra
.ner says: u Incredible as this may sound, we have
good authority jlor saying the deed has actually been
perpetrated iri this county. . Several cats, of the
common speciep, with their progeny j have for three
or four years pfist made an old stone quary iivMartc
township their hiding place, and in' that time it
would senm have relapsed to the wild state and ac-
quired tne lerocious aiiq predatory habits natural to
of them were seen
belorging to trie
DoiiMigfl
tarem,Dista
it 12 leagues from Lisbon, where, having
-united his; fi xes from the i provinces, he ' collected
iibout ;9000 1 42,000 men, mostly Royalist volunteers
TO THE PUBLIC.
ii ..
nion Bank of Maryland,
MarchJ2Iuwj834
f U tbe V- St,t on the 23th
from the Uaion BanU ot Maryland, immediate notice.
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4f Mr. Clay rose nd said, tbt he had heard,' and he preumt?d
that every, member of th Senate had al9o heard,! that yesterday j a
Bank, charterejrl ly Mi Slate of JHirylaml, and situated m Baltimore
had stoptwd payment. The evlnVr ee of the fact was to be found it
the public prints of this morn Ine He had further heard, as be
theif tribe. A short time ago some!
in pursuit, oi a uiii-srovvn sneepi
flock oflMr. MartinlHerr of that vicinity. The v sonh
overtook it, dragged it fo the grourid and before the
pcrspn jwho vvtnessed the scene coulcl reach the spost,
they succeeded in so 'lacerating fhe poor animals
thro4t that it bled to death in a short time. It re
quired tonsidemble! exertion to drive them off. A
dogjeubsequeujlly sent in pursuil of them, caught
one, hut would probably have been Worsted in the
conflict that ensued, had not the owner come to his
by Jaw, they will be barred of recovery.
JESSE WARD, tZiecutor.
Onslow County, April 10, 1834.
BOARDING HOUSE;
MRS. RACHEL HILL infbrasWher
friends and the public generally j that
she still occupies that largs j and commodious
building of B. Fuller, deceased; where she is
prepared to receive boarders by the day, week,
month or year, and that strict attention will he
paid to the accommodation of those who may
patronize her. , 1
Beaufort, April 1st. 1834.,
STATE OF N ORTII CAROLINA,
. Lenoir County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
i April Term, A. D. 1834.
James Dawson, 1 Original Attachment
vs. Lievied on a eirl slave.
Thomas P. Lassiter. ! :. .-il-
i ii i ' -, n . .
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendant; Thomas P. Lassiter,
is not an inhabitant of this State ; It is Ordered.
That publication be made for six weeks in the
North Carolina Sentinel, that said Defendant
appear at the next term bf the Court aforesaid,
at.the Court House in Caswell, on the first
Monday of July A. D. 1834, and replevy oY
plead to issue, or judgment
against him.
LEWIS C.
April 11th, 1834:
will be rendered
DESMOND, Clerk.
rescue. It is said they
time ago. and followed
as is now supposed with a deadly int
also pursuetl a small boy sonie
min a consiaeraDie aisiance,
nt.
fall,
We understand, that two valuable Negroes, the
property of M 4 Thomas Cowles, who absconded last
were arrested by the Police of New York,anjd
" ;lLjhgir I identity the 'authorities ot" that
APf immeiliatelv delivered them up, and thev asfe
now! in the possession ojf their master, in this City, ft
mo., K( Ko imnmnpr in rcmarlf. that the slaves are
;n' highly pleased with this change of destination and
to use their own language, " that I they would ha je
pr sui. eo most Mi me senate nac nenra, in 11 in consequence or m i returned belore, it tUey pOSSeSSeq tne means mat
nnsinn nmnntMi Ar nctuai . rvetvpen I n hunt ni marviana. wnirni i . . . . - . . . r.-r-
had tblus exploded, and the vtiw Bank ot mnrylaDd
and militia.
On the
i i
to take 500Cjtneibt
attacl? upon nc AvhoIe
X at Cartaxo. ) FigiJeil
18th he ordered General Lunos.
his best troops and, directed an
e of the Constitutionalist lines
attacks were mlade upon inost
of our positio'jis o prevent assistance being given to
oneaiiother,' yhite a strong mass of about 4000 men
marched upo ttepositon occupied ' by Count aK
danhaj the dshfral in "chief. ' Don M iguel had pre-
'i i ' i (
need to his sohliers that a movement in
i a
aken place in Lisbon, &c. Thus mis-
litesii thinkiiifj they hadf a smaH force
-t'l , I - I
lit, marched, luh of confidence and h gh
Saldanha, who oraered hi troops to
liles,:until the Miguelites had crosseid a
ie roijiht have de(e!nded with a small
-ft- I" ?f j ' L)
iject was to secure Ithera. He allowed
I X'iously anno
' his fayor had
. led. the Migu
: to fight agan
j Bpirits againsi
retreat three
I1 bidge Which
M farce j but his c
them to lbrm, t! ad then gave the word of attack, which
vvas no soonergiten han executed by his brave and
-iinxioua' soldiek thousrh their force was very isferior.
i ThelMigueliUti stood for some time and made vig0-1
rous resistance-but could not finalTy stand against
the inpetaosit, of bu1 men, ana retreated in ihe
rrreatest confus onV Meanwhile Saldanha had pent
tf o companies il sharp' shooters to cut off their retreat
- by the bridge, vhich got there before the enemy and
rj opened a imost iiurderous fire upon them, and forpd
theih to throw viemselves into the stream, which soon
was-full of deac bodies. Night prevented acontihu-
bf this scene of (laughter, but the Genera) asserts that
ho never witnet'ied so fatal an issue m proportion to
the numbers of I bo two armies.
Onr loss in lied apd wounded amount to 370 :
Banks iselectcd by 'he Treasury Leimrtment as a deposHi
public i revenue, there wot yetenu n immense run on
Bank: The information which fehed him was, that
efBaltiniore. in the vicin-ty of thf Bank, were crowded by people
pressing to obtaim metallic currency for the paper in Uieir, hands:
The connexion between tbe two Bunks wifs so Votimate, that great
dangef was af.prehended as to th stability of the Unior Bank j
" He had also heard this morning but he would not undertake to
viuch for the truth of the rumor, Uat,' in consequwace of the con
nexion between the Union Bank aid the Bank of Maryland, a
Treasury draft, or Treasury drafts, to the amount of 156.0' O ilollars,
hail, in the c urse of the last few days, been furnished to the Union
Bank of Maryland, by the Secretary of the Treasury Be did not
know how far this rumor was founo-d in fact. but he fKd know
that it! was the5 official duty of tbe Senate to inquire into the fac,
whether there was any danger to Ue public interests whit .vas
likely to result from the cjreumstaates of tbe public money Wng
in. that institution. '' I - I
- In ihs i Union Bank, il Appeared, from the returns made by the
Treasury Department, that the Secretary of the Treasury was him
self a Stockholder: ; T what extent the Secretary was a stockholder
did nojt appear. but bis name was to be foond'on the list ( the
stockholders of th Union Bank, one .f the Banks selected by .him
for the reception and charge of the inlic deiw-ites j He had beard
tba
we nan witn great saiisuwuuu tins auuvn spuv w
codneratiori, oh the part of the authorities of N.York
W e look to ltsiiunner exeriions.--:xticiOT07tucw.
t- '!
icy ant
THE NEW-YORKER,
Under this title, a new Literary Journal, of
the largest imperial size, was issued by the
subscribers on Saturday,! the22d of March. Its
leading feature are as follows : -
. I he New-Yorker" is equal in size and
execution to any of the literary weeklies nf
this city, and- at the same time afforded at a
much.lower rate than the cheapest of theni. If
win comoine more completely than any of its
immediate rivals the distinguishing characteris
tics of a literary journal with those of a regular
and systematic chronicle of passing cnts.
In short, it is designed commend itself
as general newopaper, alike acceptable to
the lover of literature, the devotee of business,
and the gleaner of intelligence. It will con
tain r
I. Literature of the
Day embracina R-
views ' of New Publications, ungmal laies,
Essays, Poems, &c. with selections from the
. 1 '..I! tj '!: I'..,'.1' '-.?-.-.
Wnole range oi ingiian rfnoan. porioiu-
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II. General Intelligence comprising the
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bias in politics, and confined strictly to the
presentation of a general and impartiai.accoiint
of the mo vements of all parties whatever, with
out discrimination and without the exhibition
of personal preference
- crackers: &C
6n flt BLS. and SOiialf bis.
Ml
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ft
I a l
W fir-'
Howard Street Flour. :
3 bis. Soda Water and Batter 'it
3 " No! 1, 2 and 3, Loaf Sugs ?
m smalt wists.I - lv
5 boxes Pound Ping,
S hhHi. Ttf'-'R-1rnm
5 hhds, Baltimore Rve Whistt 1.1
2 bis; verv suDerior old Tin A I J C:
1 qr. Cask old Cognac Binay
2 bis, inter Sperm Oif !
r 20 kegs Cut Nails. ' . -,
600 lbs. Mullet and Herriaff ft
60 lbs. Cotton anFHemptxeli it - fe:
Just Teceived "by. the Sehir. B: rv
uauuuufc, auu tur saie low Dy 1
: 1 . JUS. ia.rHAl Vi
JVEWMND CHEAf
i Sellinfir off at Cost'
rrnHE Subscriberl intending:!
Li i business the easqing Somr
sale AT COST, their present slo.VC'opdff.
consisting oi ,:. : tfl
A GOOD ASSOil TMENTW &
GROCERIES, HARDWARi
Cutlery;: dcJGlaisstc c.
HATCH & Em .
Newbern; March 28th, 1834. A f.v'-
THIRT Y DOLLARS Rl aVaR
mAN AWAY, from tne subscri 7, pn, ilri
. 1 5th of February last, a N v man Tin-
medliAINlEl.. Said Negrois about thty-flic
years old, five feet eight or ten inc4 iihLoi
a dark yellqw complexion, vell !t)X3tiiionPif
and of a pleasingcountenanee. HeV;obanJv
lurking about tlie town of Ne wbernVltttth i thV
intention of going on board of a tisel. X
iicrcoy lurBwaru aji juasiers ana ptrieja fc
vessels from harbouring or i carrvin) "J.iff sui
Negro under the penalty ot thelawlfi t vt!
I will give the above reward to Is If neisrn.
or persons who will apprehend i A) (onCne r
said runaway in some Jail, so "'thatliijL'lilrn'
again. JiAKNKY rllr TPH '
March 7th, 1834.
!
t.
$25Hewardi
rwwr-r-r. -' .. 1 '.11 . .2-.
f nrut aDpve reward will be eien hvnhti
LL; subscriber for the apprehensic 1 ai d erti.
finerhent in Jail of his Negro girl 311 wfe
was, it is believed enticed ;a'way f tsrfaabtif:
Negro on the 8th of Seplemb-r ;f l5Ae
k. riilrnt comdei rtf well
grbn iiKely. She is probably rJing Ci
or about Newbefn, or she may have pne 'jti
Hillsborough or Washington, at Half of yhtelV
aces she has connexions. ) 1 r; ; rl -
Jones County, March Hh, 1834; I: f
ite,iaming in meisewbern Pqst QkelApr
thaf of the enerr. was 230 prisoners; SOJdeserters, and
killed kill id and founded not mentioned, as it
enormous."! I Accounts from Santarera make it
amcfunUto pearl jr the whole of '4 XX) men as many of
the: soUfieri ; av Hod J themselves of the darkness to
desert to their himes. . : : "... . I
No foreign soJiers were engaged in Saldanha's
division. ! Don.) Pedro has received some reinforce
ments of men, a ld 400 horses purchased in England.
In fthe meart tite 'Miguel still) holds out, and jthe
country is ravaged by bands of royalists and robbers,
who commit the greatest cruelties and depredations
' upon the poor utjfTanding inhabitants. j
r it ne above bittle is, perhaps, the most regular
tnat has been .ought, and in which both parities
showed ekill-r H f - 1 -. I -V'i
Last naonin a j division ol Pedro e array under the
command of Saltanha had taken Leira, a considera
ble town on the jiigvvay to Cdimbra, after deieat-
My the girrison,!and at Torres Novas had defeated
two equadronir of icaValry, which are almost entirely
cuttto pieces, or aken prisoners. J l
i tTrade of cour&p is!mo6tly.at a stand j an admission
Uepn allowe.Fofl 1000 move of wheat. 4000'ditto
soft doi,1 4000 dio!of Int iian Corn to begin ! 1st
March, and stopt(le boment that quantity is fu filled.
Al great deal hasj already arrived, and the above
auanttty is expect : shortlyto beJconapleted T4w
ilaission is only U-. w7.vr"''''1wr" . ,
A,nful rsi7iflrrfinn An inrpninii anthp.nt
valuable statistical work, published a few years since,
states hat the number of inhabitants who have lived
on the! earth, amount to about 36,627,843,275,075,846.
The sum the writer says, when divided by 3,096,000,
tbe number of square leagues of land on this surface
of the Pltbe. leaves 11.320,698,732 persons to' eath
sauare. leeuel . There are 27,864.000 square miles
ol larifl, which1 being divided as above, gives -about
1,314.522,076 persons' to each square mile. Let the
mile he reduced to square rods, and; the number, pe
QO 1 TO fUIT rAH ,4,Woti Kolnir A'ttriAfr
.L! . , :.j i l ..r .1 t. i ii. k. 1..0M rave, w 11 i.ot;u.i i,uw,w, wmvii uvme
t the strtrk hed bv the Secretary if that Dank constituted a as ahOVe. 12S3 inhabitants to each square rod, WhlCh
siderabfe parfof his property, and tbm be had been for some time j bei'ncr reduced to teet and divided as above, it
a director in that Dank previous to hb removal to tbis city j l t. , I . .u La.'m-f ,r tkr '
. hI hni ti.-t it wo.,1.1 mm omihHt the Union Bank was in will give about five persons toeach square footpt ter-
a safelcon.iitiofl ; and that there was n just grounds for the ap'pre- j pa firm a on tllft ulobei Let the earth be supposed! tO
DllglOII WHICH rtrillCU tu fISV, 1 'rijr, lie a.
turn oj't that the Secretary of iheTreawry was. not a stockholder' in
this Bank to anv" eite.it whicbcould authorize an impression that be
has Suffered his 'wn interests to enter into the considerations which
led him to select this Bank as one of the depositories for rite public
money; w i; . ; - J" - ' j
i 'j -: '.!' ,' ! ' :'l J' I' - i ,'"' ' : '
There is no fonndation whatever for the rumor, that any tiier
connei ion has ever existed between the Bank of Maryland and Jhe
Union Bank of Maryland tba has existed ltetween the Union Dnk
. i . j , . -' ' ' ' i
of Maryland and ober banks' of the city of Baltimore.
It is not a fact that " in consequence of any (supposed J connexion
between the Union Bank of Maryland and the; Bank of Maryland'
a Treasury draft or Treasury drafts to the amount of $150, 0 '"(or
for any other amoujnt,, have in the course of the last few days been
famished to the Union Bank of Maryland by the Secretary of tbe
Treasury:" No such drafts having, been received since October
last. Npr has there been any occasion for such funds;. the means
of the Union Bank being amply sufficient to discharge atl the tlaims
against It as tbey hiay be demanded. ; j ' - - "
Thejlioard feel reluctant thus t. appear before tbe public; but
find themselves compelled to do so y a sense of duty to the stock
holders, at a time when Unfounded rumors are in circulation, in
rejadice of the institution. j
fSipnedQ ! ' THOS. ELLICOTT, . Fres't.
i . LUSt. 1 1 tit Am,
h HENRY PAYSON,
f . WM. E. MAYHEW,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
JOHN H B LATROBE,
; i JOHN Q. HEWLETT,
DAVID M. FERINE,
, ISAAC TYSON
I" THOS A. NORRIS,
WM. F. MURDOCH.
Should their journa
and the support of the
nledo-e themselves to
ft a . r-r
receive the approbation
public, the undersinged
.spare neiiner exertions
be; one vast butying ground, and according to thfe
aboye state mem, there will be lae3 persons toiDe
buried pn each square rod, capable of being divided
info twelve graves it appears that each grave con
tained 100 persons, and the whole earth has been one
hundred times dug bver to bury ts inhabitants
supposing they had been equally distributed. j
j What aA awful, cvewbelming jthought! whajt a
lessrin to human bride, to human vanity, "ambition !
WhatalessBi to thd iiifatuatedj being who has cen
tered all his hones artd &fTections upon the evanescent
pleasures oi iois iruiy iransiiory uiei
w It : .1 il V t! i ,iU'h-'
PORT OF NBWBERN.
Schr. Fanny,!
Sugar and: Molasses.
i Schr. Caroline,
Molasses. ii
Arrived,
Mason, from
It. Martins, with
Wilson, from Martinico, with
I Mr. J. ! A. Pleasants,; Dentist, will
leave Newbern on Monday,! but intends to re
i . . '. : ti - it. aL i. . i . ? i !
turn nexi year.; xie nK.es pleasure in acKnpw
ledging the confidence so generally reposed
by the citizens in jhis professional exertions.
Mr. Clay ! is rendering nimself conspicuous by
his attacks upon the state" institutions andj by insinua
tions' to their prejudice on the floor j of the Senate.
What shall we think of an individual, who perverts
his hiirh trust, and the senatorial dignityj to the daily
exhibition of a never-dying personal enmity and dis-!
appointed political rancour ? who does not hesitate,
in his place, to become the personal assailant of pub
lic officers, and even of the presiding officer of the bo
dy. of which he is a member ; and who seizes every
occasion to excite suspicion and alarm, not only in
relation to whole classes of banking! institutions, but
to particular banks by name? We ask the reader to
note with Candour and impartiality,! the proceedings
in the Senate, chamber on the ' 25th and 26thljnjk
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general interest at least equal to those of its
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ure of their encouragement, they confidently
assert that it shall be excelled by few in quanti
ty of matter, or in the variety and originality
of its contents. f I -.
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New-York, March 22, 1834. j
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to day.AlbaytpArgi&.
Potatoes j Cheese,
OXIONS, fec ,
iTTUST received from Newport and of fealc,
QlS on consignment, a quantity of
IRISH POTATOES, CHEESE, ONIONS,
CODFISH AND CIDER:
J. M. FRIOU.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER!
. T . 11,1 s
3L Tl, Tiirlr r.r.t - ' -
BANK OF
CAPE FEAR
rTTHR subscribers being appointed Commis
npr will rpsreire subscriptions to .the
Stock of the extended Capital of this Bank.
Books' will be opened at the Bank of Newbern
and branch of the State Bank of Newbern, on
the Istof April nexti Terms of jsubsqription,
fifth at the time of: subscribing ; one-fifth
at ninety days ; oneT6:fth at six raonthos ; one
fifth at nine months and one-fifth at twelve,
months paymepts to be made in specsie or it
equivalent. t s.; c 4- i r i
WILLIAM HOLLISTER,!
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Alfred At more t
Elisha A mold . j
Mir-e.Aliu,.''
Charles A Baker 2
Mrs Nancy BrockeU
Christopher Brock .
Silvester lirown ,
Dr Moses D Boardman
Margaret Boescier
Mrs Susan Bell
Miss Sarah Banks
Morgan Banks 1
Mrs Sarah Beil
Raymond Castis
F Coatcs" ;; .
Capt Jacob ConkTiii
RufusW Davis V1
Christopher Darrow $
Miss Sarah A Voway
Briant Desson
Mrs Keziab Dicltsen
Joseph Ellis
.; v b '.
Mrs' Comfort Fresier ;
J J Futrilf; . . . . .
Jeremiah Fonville
Rev Miles Foy
Enoch Foy
Sylvanus Foot
Major John Fraley
John Gooding .
Richard Grist. 2 .
Mrs Good 1
Capi N Harding 2
H Harvey 2
Dennis Howard
Mrs Emily IJall
Miss S Hampletort
Fra'ncis Hawks
M rs Mary HandcocJ
Mrs R IJearn X
Martin Howard
Benjamin Harrison
Albert Hoxie '
Joseph N Harkinsv
Capt Wm U tiasKeu
Thomas Hamilton
Wm Herritage
Mrs Ann E Harvey
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Miss Hancey Jones
Mre Abegail Jones .
MraSidney W Jennings
Charles Jones
Wm H Jonea
Moses Jarvis '
Wm Jones 3 " ; .
Wm H Ives 2
Henry L Jones .
Capt Thos u Jones
JamesTJone8 2
Moses W Jarvis.
John Jonea ?w. ,
JacohAV Johnson f
Charles Kelly .
J John Kemp u
Mrs Sidney itiipatBicK
George Xeeph
Thomas Iiiste
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Capt H nlM-sa
James Martin,
Tnhn Miller .
Richard McT;.
Joseph Mears
Francis JMclI;
John Merrit
Miss Sarah K
Wm JMorris i
John Nelfeou
Zelpha Noun h
John nver.cili
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B. Paul ijj-'j '
Lacy Phriirs '
Jhn Patricii
Qeorge W Fitt
Herman Pratt
Samuel Poftes
; , i OHf
J- G Rbe
Allen Hobi
apt Richard
Alex L Russell
Simon Richari
John Roger . , .
SIiss Sidney l?ic
rn ; IL B . '
IV K Sims "
JohnSlye2;
Irvin Sampson,
H B Spender
E Small wood:
Thomas K &Qt
John W StanJof
Stephen Soeed
Mrs EhaScamei
MisiH Smith
Irsliza femith
tin Nancv 1W
BlrsJaneTayJor
WmJ Tibbab 2
M Taylor ;
Cen D TtuSw
Kluaii TOyror
Mxo N Tfiomasr
2Irs Ann Vai.
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Levi Wayne .
RevSaml Wmle
Bryan Whitfbrd
W WarricV 3
. James Ward
Henry .Weaver .:
Henry B Wataon 1
ICV MJu.Ul HWU
'Charles Villifl-
James; Warn
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Thomas Wnnamsfev
BenjamidTi WSCr
Mre JanerWalTace F h
Jbha Wilseo- .
Sidney -Y''
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, . J. Ai: ROBERTS,
NcwbcTP, March 21st, 1834.
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