. ' : : . . ,-v : - v'. i : 'J ? -.:;".':. .- . ,t , l ; ,Y' Vi-V tY.
University Vofj JSTortH-Carolina, r,. . otnmilteavrv'i,; Vltvblarppw
will be'hVWin tle icecutive' Ofiice m. 'this t; rjixiv,r tefekj -. piwf .Tract of - 20; Acr?,on .eHBame !kV.TtlUrfS nf this.State? shkitlliaecom ilVrtwe.ha'Xi
City. ort .FrivJaLy. th'e 10th of DecenAelr-nex
Yadkin : Nkviirictibti '
any-.
; X BiEETIlG foY the PresuTent aivt, Direcw
3- tore 6l,rionpany,, will bejieia'at.the
house of VnJU, $Uj.!tef, Jn , the Tonsof
Salisbury Up wan county, on Friday the 24th
day ofDeceirber next. 'iT-'lt'l
Yadkin? NayigationCompany
V GEN'E Ali'Ueeting of the Stockholders
of thla' compan'yy will be hcldt it the
house of Viri; -U 'SJaViht er ,in the Town of
. SaTisbry; Ko van ; County, on' batujxlay, tue
a; u m uijf til? rres
If.'
" ' - y
New :MapdP iovtliGarolina
HAViNbeen informed, : atrnany of the
" Oou ntv Maps distriuuteil' by ; Mr!. J olin
' -Macljae of Fayetttville for, the purpose of
i correcrTon, have been VetttTned'1y fthe 'Mern
V bfVi;.Vftf; tKeXegisTatitrThVsub
, "th erefore . b egs leave .to sky; tbat theywill be
thankfully received by bjm at his room';, N.'.E.
csrnc r.bf Afessi!Koss ?t b'cott's f tore, at any
ime'mosfcohv
fnnv liiio'"hptn in 'their nossession.."? Vt
:jg;ov25th:i82'4a? 8-St,
:3iibIe'Sbdetn:ofqrh'. Carolina
rg5HK 'annuat meetwg Aof this ; Society, .will
(k ' U V. 1 1 , 1 ni..4r,.'),( klWHHnil nllliAt't thnnf h
m ".at (le Capitol u this.city i and on the Sun
daV pre'edintHef Jlnmversary Sermon for
the benefit of the Institution .will be preach
S25 Reward;
TT-yVILLwTgive twenty-five dollars for the'ap.
' ,u prtbension ana securing in any jau m inis
State, so that I cet him asrainV a jiegro 'than
1 it . f tl 1! iPCr IW mVaiiI-
,IV 11 1C liat-IJlC Ui iIAVJU Vil KklllLiAlV). UIUV
21 or 22 years oC age. m -I. purchased saia pet
the name of Wdhams, in Franklin county, N.
C He ran away some time in July last- Any
r.ommuhicajioh on the subject, will be thank-
jutly receiven, r? aoirejsea 10 inesiioscrioer,
Uvintr in Mecklenburg county, NOi "
V k THOS. P. BEUUYHILL.
Mecklenburg Co. Oct. 10. V 99 10t--
D tatC pi IN Ortll- larOlina. j
i -'"'Gates Gountv. ' v
Coiirl of Equity, Fall Term, 1824, .
ed m the Presbvterian Churchy by the Rci
"Jlisbw lUvKifscRor? --d. . 'v ..vlTTl apnearingto
-- ;?r J. GALES.SCcV.'. Lfl. hat the Defe
- - Nor. 18; 184: - 'TV ? ' . v this State:: It is
iiegro from 'William U-Bowers, ot tie cpun- pt. -judgment win be entered against mm,
ty of Grayvinev some time" in Febnfary last according to the Plain'tifffs demand..
' jind I umlerstood he was raised by a map by p . , t-Vii JOHN MILLER, ,CVC CI,
. .Benjamin Wynns, "-, 'T'Y-:S-l ;. t'" .'.
William :"I-ane;:Thomas'rn-;
Wynns. jrWilliara. B.-fT' . . v
Wvnns,JarrTesll.Vynns J -Joseph
Hill St Jane Hill.' J , ; : 'f
3N this case it appearing to the satisfaction
. of the -Court, that the Defendants Wilbnm
T3.ne' Thnmu Wvnns. ir. .Jnsenh Hill and
Jane HH1 art hot inhabitants of this state. ! It
i onlerefl that notice be eiven for three
. months in the . Raleigh Register.; that unless
the sa:d William Deane, Thos. Wynns,jr. Jo-
sepn vMiu nnu .jane Jim,-appear ai me jiexi
term of this Court, to be held cn the 1st Mon
da' after the 4th Monday of March next, and
pieaa answer or ciemur to xae saia dip, luag--
mnt pro coniesso will be-entered against j
them. "-- - JN'O. V. SUMNEH. C.M.K. - I
Oct."20th 1824. ! ' 6-3 m !-''' I
' . ; ' i
mate Ol Ortl-v5aYOVllVa,
. . - ....... . , , ....... . ... ' J
' Hvde County. ,
X 'Court, of Pleas and Quitsier Sessions.
August i erni,
- inu, i.o, ...
. f V Levy oh land.
Willoughby HigsonT
Heirs at law of Tho
ITT appearing -to the satisfaction' of
ixi I
J Couft,tliat onebftheef,ndants Zacheiy
Heir at Law. cannot be found and t
is not an inhabitant ox tius tate,tii is orcterea
by Wie Court; that noticeJ,e given in the H5-
-leigli Rerfstef, by advertisement, for :three
months, to thsa.Zachery: Spencer, 1 hat he
appear at the Court of Pleas and Quarter ses-
.ioris to be held for -''said county, "on the last
Monday in November next,' then and there
to answer, plead or demur to said-Sci fa."'
,WiTSESr- John B.'- Jasper, Clerk of our
said Court af Hyde County, the last Monday
of August, 1824.' Y v ' , ,
' - JOIlN B. JASPER, C. C
Valuable Property for Sale.
JL ber now residVs, at the Cross Roads on tlie
-w en kliu.w ir sv.i-Miti v. ut ouupwi
. Tiwul leadln.from. Hillsborough to Milton and
main country road, leading from tip the coun
try to Petersburg, with One Thousand Acres
of Land.. X The Dwelling House is a two
tory house,7vith four chimneys and. five
iire , places ; ; ten roonfe in.t)ie house. j A
Kitchen,'- a good S.tore House, ; a Lumber
House, it c." a good Graaery arul an excellent
Thrushmg 5Iachir.e - All necessnry out hous
es and - trood Stables.- And on the tract of i
land, a Good Grist Mill and Saw Mill, the !
i Irlst Mill As calculated for a Merchaht Mill. I
it is alLnew and complete, now in operation, 1
- Ssituaie' oiVthe waters of Hvco, Person county. I
X. C Also, PiVqirtht-r Tiactsof Lahd. h-l;
iucr ia -the same heiffhborhood. viz : one on I
the waters of Itycb of 133 acres, anxl one of
acres ; one on thc waters of Rushyfork,
containing ,206acres, and one on the. same
.vxters of 150 ac'resi ; and one other tract on
laeY waters ,bf Little, Rivtr, ; Orange county,
containing, 00 acres," and one -other on the
waters, of- Lattle River, coataining-oO acres 5
also, one tract on the waters of Little River.
' Containing 242 acres Jn Oiajige county, C.
a roost, excellent Iseat forpiiblic .busi'"vess,-haa
on it a large land, cbhvcnient Sore bouse, a
ood Countinglloom and a jobd yCelUir andA
JD welling bouse suitable for a small farnilyirit
"ft 'isl situated on tfie.main rod leading' from
i lillsborougb to Persorx. Con'rt-housepa bjind
"tome simitipn, well watered &cc 7; ,
Tor terms, ap'ply' to the. subscriber on the
premises in Personcbum"y; "tf.Cf(-t.
; Any, 'pers'oiV wishing to jiurchase. would do
well to view: the premises and her.r the terms,
as
l am determined to sell, and tve great
. oargainv Time win begiven to suitthefiur
chai5'er3, or negToes will be taken Infant' part
oi payment.
8, COCHRAN,
Vcrsprt exjunty; .NC. (Td. 23,
y ears oia i nat, ii e ,n eiong to tienry avi ng
ton living dl)6utf 20 miles from. iWrinnsbbmfj;'
feet r or 8 inches high, dart xraplexion.' .
The owneis ,rebuested to come J'orAVjiird
prove prcperty,; pay; chargefnd Jake Jiini
; A shevilleJ N.:C:KorI j.m ? 77r
L'NB. Said-neCTo'. ba's a-4scar ontbe right
siue ot msioreneaa. ana xne iorennsrer uii ui
ngni Jtanci 18 pir a.x me seconu jojiiu
Superior Court of. X-aw, second; Wednesday
after the fourthvMonday in. September,
2 -- John .Crow i. James Holland's heirs,
UISKRA9 it appears to theatisfactlrn
v .Kof : the -Court; ;the defendants James
Holland, nunr.- Sophia :Perkihs and Cynthia
Rhodes; heirs of James Holland,' dee'd,. are
inhabitants o , aiother government it is
therefore, Ordered bytbe Court,-that pubuca
tion be ' made three 'months, in the ; Kaleigh
Iteeister, that; the aforesaid defendant's, aa
pear ?at; !he next,Superiort Court of Law tn
be heIdfor the county of Haywood, at the
Courthotise jn Waynesxilic,on the seCoftti
Wtdneslay after the fourth Monday in March
next then and thei'e to plead, answer or de
mur ; - otherwise judgment will be taken pro
confesso,"', 'and the cause will 'be vheard. ex
parte.'..-- X-'-7';'';
106 -h,' JOHN B. I.OVE, Q. U. S. G.
State of NprthrCarolina; ;
Court of. Pleas and Quarter Sessions,'; Oeto
r; afe?S drln'al'
r. James -Wilson,-J ;.;Ccc;.'.. . -y
attachment levied
the satisfaction of the Court
ndant is not an inhabitant ot
i therefore ordered, that pub
lication be. made for si . weeks successively
hlthe-kcirister; printed at Raletcrh, that the
I Defendant appear at our next Court of Pleas
i ana yuaner. sessions, to De neiq iorme coun
I ty of -Buncombe, at the. Court House in Ash
I w111a Ar1 k fi.nt . If nrl'j : ' T nnvt
1 V lilt, VM . tUC IU3I, UUIIUttJ 111 WiUL-W.Y llk-AI
J then and . tliere tQ.: pi ead,v answer or demur,
State ' of -Nortlir C arolina.
'"'t ii'-". -,pyrreU Cbunty.-
Court of .Pleas and Quarter Sessic
iessiorts, 4th Mon
I C i i- day in Optober, 1824.
ri. iT.....ii.'.
sArhelia Hasse'lU
-h-t appearing to the salUfactibn
JL that the Defendant in , this ca
of the Court
case is notfc an
inhabitant of the State : : It is ' ordered 'that
piiblicatiqij be made ih the,. Raleigh Register
lor uiree .moruns, to .poury tne saui Amelia
Hassell personally, to be, ana, appear at the
next Court of Pleas and Quarter? Sessions, to
be held for the County of Tyrrell and shew
cause if any he .n why she shall not, be
removed from the guardianshjp of the minor
heirs if Joseph liase!I deceased. '. .
Witness, Wilson B. Hodges Clerk. of said
Court at Office the 4th Monday of October
WILSON II. IIOUKES. Cl'k
State of , Norths Carolina.
V, ; ' ButicTiinbe tKouutv.
Court of Pleas and Quarter, Sessions, Octo
ber Teim, 1824.
- nmal ntMrl.mvIPvirr!
i
janics. i sun. j , . t
TT appearing to the satisfaction of. the Court
I ; that the Defeiitlntit ic nnt ! n InhaKiTant of
this state. It is therefore ordered, that pub-
! ' . . . . , . .
ncaiion oe tnaae tor six weeks successively
in the Register, printed ut Raleigh, tmt the
Defendant appcarat our next Court of PK-as
ana. Quarter Sessions, to be held tor. .the
County of ancom--e,: at the Court '-House io
Ashville, on the first Monday Jn January
next, then and there to-plead, answer or de
"lor, pr juugmeut . wm oe enterea againsi
! a ii a ' . i"
.in
" '
otHlC Ol ' OFtll-UUrOlllltt.
, . ,i3alifax Countv. " ;
r,, -rV,;, v u y"
?lt of ty, October Tern
! 1 01i woore
rat. 'A. 1). 1824i
Jesse Aloore, James Moore 8c Alfred Moore.
IT appearing s.itisfactorily. to the Court;
tthat Jesse, Moore one of the. 'defendants
in this case, is a non-resident of the State.
It is ordered, that publication be made in the
RaTeigh Register, for three months, that un
less he appear, and put in his answer on or
belore the hrstdavot next term, the bill will
Ibe taken trro confesso and set. for heariiK? esc
wfl as IO 1)1111. - - -. v ,
EDM. B. FREEMAN, C M. 1 If. C.
Nov; 19, ! 824.
106
om
1
Notice.
r I 'II'K. sabscribers having at October term
JL of Lenoir County Court of Picas and
Quarter Sessions) qualified as Executors to
tile last '.Will and ..Testament of I.ott Croom.
latent-; said county, request all persons hav
ing claims - against the Estate bf said d'ee'd,
to brinff them iorward' within the time pre-
scribed by law ; otherwise this notice will
be pieaa. in Jjar ot a . reeoven; , And those
indebted to tlie Est
s J ; V' AB It AH AM CROOM and.
V--'-;f : MAJOR CROOM.
.' 1 .- ;-' - f Y- - . Executors.
Lenoir county, Nov. 15.
106 3t
MAY.be had a likely; young Rlacksmithi
for terms apply to Winshin Stedman,
ui
Pittsboro where the boy may be seen. '
J-' :V --' - JH. BYNUM.
Chatham Trades-Hill,
27th Aug. vl 824. tf,
ENTERED.cas a stray on the Ranger's
Books of Gran ville county, a Bay Horse
15 years old, a white ring round each ear.i
Valued at $12 50.-By. Vincent Vaiighan
living near the Bear Pond in' said county. . :
Nov. 11.
105
v; KvYET Unsold, ? I ':M .;
BUT is offeredat a ; reduced rlcc," If early
application is made:?. '::.'' -r. -f-:i - r " .
HAT.T1V inVPQ 4
:J.;rk coiin',Nov. llj 18? .-tf -
Cieek: onfcTractot 800 Acres pn'Tuihommy
Creek, and one of hear 2w0 bnTsland Creek
and the' waters of 0wssjCrce-.i-'eaibre
bf tlierh in toTerable gmf repairib first
targe emvugrt to wotjchv . nanay pn-joavau
iaffiher2d$ or fivfe hands 3d, IB or
iu ; auu tjie tin sumcieiii iui .ijif xu iwijun.
The othefimpfdvemehts pn each plantationi
areK'ltblerably-'Vooarelentbtt
ceptea. it is oenevea in at murcnarus on
two bf the places; are more valuableand Con
tain more Fruit treeS, - than any; other wo,
pi a ntatiorisV in ' tli e4 cojanty Hnd whichti &tt
know-n to beat every vear.'f one 01 tne above
Tracts of Land is within6 "or 7i miles of Ox
ford. the. other three Tracts are ih the Porth
western: part of. the county.-' 1 . -j1 "i
" The above lands" are ' situateds in the most
health' part of .Granville; aflordiug 'a Plenty
of excellent snrihiofs ' and 1 other vcort vehient
streams of waters :t:S&::U Sv -V t
V The soil is well adapted to the culture of
Corn. TohacdbO witeat. Cotton.- &c. and mav
. - j J C T ' "
be iustly ranked with the. Valuablcf; Lands of
saiaiijouniy." . . 1 ne r lanxations are in a hV"u
conuitiort for making a crop-the ensuin
Personslncl.ined to purchase 'are requested
td' examine the premises; and satisfy them
selves." The subscriber, or Sain'l S. Downey,
Esq. living in the upper part of Granville,
will shew the property and make kri.own'tlie,
terms; The crops of Corn and Fodder and
stock off Horses. Mulcs-Cattle and Hog's oh
twb of the above plantationsare for sale ; al
so a very valuable Jack, and 3 Jennies rais
ed from the most approved stock. ' '' ':'
Z Two of the above tracts bf land will be ex
changed for Western Lnd. - r
1 . MAUHICE SMFTt)
. Granville County, 6th Oct. 1824. 100
v t WARREN COUNTY l
fFHE Examination of the Students bf this
, jL ; Institution closed on the 9th inst. j
': V.The iubscribers return thanks to tliej.ipubf
lie for the liberal sfi'are of patronage they
have hitherto received, and inform them that
the; male department of; their - lr.Atittitioh is
dissolved j Only small hoys under- the age
of tirn j-eai-s will be admitted Having en
larged their buildings, they will be prepared
to receive a large number of young. Ladies,
butsno more will be admitted than can be
welj accommodated, t The Music Depart
ment will be under the direction of Mr.! John
F. Goneke. ' ' -'a ,
1'he exercises will be resumed on the first
Monday in January, 1825. , . ,
-The advantages afforded in this Institution
willjbe equai to any in the southern country-
Price of Hoard and Tuition as usual, viz :
S50' per session, payable in adtance j i i
THOMAS COTTRELL & ON.- r
Nov. 12.
107-4teow.
FjRID AY, "NOV E M BER 26, 1 84
... T
'The W eatiikr.- Goldsmith's beau-
tiful; rdea'of " Wjntei lingering in the
lap of is at this time coinplete
Ij transposed in .our climate, Tor Mn'j
is smiling in the arms of No vera ber. -
Uur lhermonietcrs are 3 u degrees a
bove; the usual 5 freezing point of the
season and a bright son and a clear
1 -
ky, invidiiy tempt the, pedestrian ?
lis favorite exei-cisci , We congratulate
s
ni
Legislators liporjthis favorable ivea-. the two Houses to a joint ballot. --Life
many of kliettu accustomed to following extracts from a letter- tc
our
ther,
exercise, can now pleasantly eajoy
heir
wonted. babiis. ; " "
Carpe diem -is general ly used
m a
in a
convivial sense, we would applr it
natural one, anu rejoice in present uies-
sings for
in the leather, as
n life,
p.re. mav he manv dark, cold anil r.nm -
-----r --j 7 - . , -
brtl
ess 'days before another year ri es
l usi 1 ' I
upon
On -Tuesday last, our venerable citi
zen Nathaniel Macon, was re-elected
by the: Legislature, without opposition
o represent this state, the Senate of
1 - tj 1 m i- v. I
me Mimeu oiaics, lor tne icrni 01, six
years, trom the 4th ot iMarch, next en-
suing.
1 . V
On tlie same day, John Haywood
was re-elected Treasureof the,' State3
& Joseph awkins, Comptroller, with
out opposition
rrn ncrl n T. i V 4-
lotihg for Go
we understan
0 nnt-kfliiln t 0c
vi Wttuuiuana. c-v 1, .... 1
The arrival of Gen. Stokes enabled
Vt V l 1' : " '
the Board of Interffal improvements on
era! Assembly.
A communication was received, from j
the Roanoke' Navigation Company, sta
ting that the m
lately held at
thin attendance
bf locking inp
AYr S eId(?Fu 4V1
) UpoV reading whichjf thci; fbilowing
, is tixetl for' the bal- ?A tIe-KenIe?ft.fi.re??'H
V , , ! ' - 1 ey navniRA majority otaii peTson.inio had tfnv&&?-' & i:'' ,
vernor, for which office, voted ; and he inquired whether any other ? peitoi mance,:tney have .notreeeiyeL
d, there will be a number Persons voted for could be comulered us elect that Uberal share of .public patronage ti
. e(l'no0neotlfemvinreceivedmoretb
. I. - 78 votes. Whicb was a maioritv
- - t -aw .- m
r-nuttj iasi, iu lunu a uuaru. uu mat wusuiuic a.uiuice,;wm .suoiimwa lire 4naitei SIC XO tlie Ineatrer - We sot)servf tKf
and the fu.lowing tl.cj acted on MtM r'di,iS
all the business before them, and pre- orderly discussion the friends of Mr. Adams vertisenienl) iS -Undsuallr attractive
pared: fhelrlnnual r9P6H r,r!tle lJ'tt Mjiti' ii,f?K
einpr Stocklmlde
eldon, y OWlflgv to the cheering the friends of Mr. AdairJ. Several fyin: tb the Vriterart nlbVprf Uxs
r"rT.- f "5 ' ; x . " &-v -lengtn, Gen.- Root and a majority of tlie,
noiuei s, tne consi u eratio n ot the ques. 1 atora retired to tne senate Chamber a
tion whether ot riot they wiiraccept of AWy after adjourned wiUiouttakiug
Y - i ,. - - ... ' .:- . ' V vvwpw v, voteon loc subject. . O ? '
the suliscnpuon of S25,000 , by this .;. " Here the matter, rests for the present. ;
stateat the last 1seibn?on' conuidoh Tesiult cainote predicted
o-A-L.i j t 1- i.' I 1 -,.1 ana win aecare xne j ana uie 5 duly -elect-Preamble
and Resolution were propos, cd.t jt thiais done, thev will
cd and adted :'; :: '-lKllPwce?4 toihe choice ltbe-irTeb'frii-fii..-
.ThBoardakingjm
ommbnirntiort fronz the l?oanokeayiraticm
plishedas early: a posib!e
y RissbitB;tTbat IhjsBoaridb npinstir
anj. otheicndi
ditional subscriptidn proposed on .thepartof
tbL5'tat4ji'tii he;stbck bf udCompanyixt
ibept V jth4t:
BaTb' at Weldbh's-r
lowvsnsit pcmwie- Dy juiiaoie-pcjKs. frn.
I' RESoxMin. I That a copy of thfefaregoibg
preambjel arid :'t resolutibn bef ransmlttcdiby"
tne secretary ot .tins uoiiru o xnc x-resiucfi
of the loiriokeNa.V4gatIbii'- Company' zk
sentedto tbej Genelfsemlpfi
Wed ri e$da f vflrioni mi tted - to - th e'SVtr
niiltee oriInterhaJ Impravcmutd
ordered to be:ipHnted;-s1-;'Str I'&ZifK
Capitol on M on; Jay eyeiiiii, agreeably
tb';th'pTOvlsiohs"rf;thVact
ration, arid a suflaci ent number or nien?
bers thing present to form-1 a cjti or uirii
they proceeded, to' business. ;Gen.'
Cameron having stated by letter' to Ibe
Board; ';tliat vttiould-be -AiijdoAyehibi-j
for him dbngervtoicoutinue to.
over the deliberations of the Boards bri
motion,, Gen-H D- Forney - was ap
poi nted .President in his place. After
reading some - letters and papers, .the
Board adjourned till this (Friday) e veil-'
ihg: at Isix o'clock, when it it is expects
fed the Board , will be better attended.
Vq. regre t thitt so Te w counties in the
State- haveryetf availed y themselvesVbf
the IWii ral tty bj ou r - Legisla t urej iy ho
by the act forining the Board Ot Agri-
culture, hold mit encouragement , and
reward to such as have established or
mav nereaiter, eataDiisn igncuiiurai
Societies fth Uiei'-' 'improvement ofithnt
first of arts. " : ' ". - ;;: :
It ought to be understood, that it is
not too late nbw .to originate these Sof
cieties in such Counties as have not;yet
attended to' the subject 'y as the" bounty
of the Legislatu re is apportioned a
monirst al I the ' countiesx in the S tateJ
i n proportion to theirpopuU
the aumunt or their 1na.1v
butions for the sdppbrtof their respect
ive Societies,
NEv-ybRK. -We mentioned io our of responsibility
had nomiuated an Electoral Ticket in
the Senate, favorable to Mr. Crawford,
and that an Adams Ticket supported
by the Inends ot-3Ir. Crawford, had
bly, for the avoyved purpose of bringing
tn fh vote
Editors of the National Intelli-ericer. r-uxvrii,iauj:.puia
" The two Houses met each other to-day
ticket were elected. of Ithe
Adams ticket j are alleged to have been chos-
I L 1 i. ..11 1. ' ; -a.
1 . . J , 1. . . . J
1 an nanus, 3
1 main to oe aonomteu
ber of members present was 157-30 .jf' the tne oppressive - tax inipsedjbirt v inet
Senate ani f tae Assembly. The yot
1 ne wnole num-
was as follows?
SeVen "of the Crawfo.d ticket had
.'. , each 'jt ':-;-" '? -" ;
Twenty-tie others of tlie A Jams
ticket had each ; '"'
One other of tlie Adams ticket r
95 votes 1
78 vo'es
7 votes
Tvventy-sevenbthersof the C
raV
- ; ioni ucK.ot naa eacu ,
r .iw... a
TwOoftlie C.tickahad each 5 75 votes r,'-; V-V? wuriaur nrp o
Onbther bf the A: ticket h
7 vntps: whirl was a ; nwinntv f
Y. ,c I 1 t9es Ken, tl?an are usual! y seen so tar iiftlii
the remainder of the A. ticket ; - . ; J-. 4 t " . - Y
had some oi' them 58 and some 59 votes, orior- ludeedi , sonic, of them both. 11
Aft the! vowere itold a
the President ot the Senate, t Lieut. Govf 1 I i v- ; v f
. - l . . x ar i : t - -. -- . - I
Root) President of tlie Joint Meeting declar- f nJ tae J AS yetf Owing
actuai ly given m, (154) but not a majority of t0Se who have leisu re nd taitd' tn t
all the members present, (157.) Tie also sunn aiifrtmpnfc-
stated, that jn his opinion, it required 79 '"." r - ' """u as,i
TOtes majority of-all thosV'whoo rational recreation for an evenin-, a Vi.
. : I - I m. vrww T V fl w T TV1C Utllf I V - : - . - . V V J ' f
elected
ed, and some ntlemen maintaining
,PP?
bies and ffallery, Assumed the brerop-ative. I t,ei VJU o SUStatneuf AVlth IJriCOlnmbfi
-I which has lately become fashionable hereof Strenffth of cast aad wifRa MvikU
tit, at
Sen-
ndthe
ver'rsi thatthcvtwo Houses will ito-morrbw
overrule the opihibu intimated bjf Gen. Root;
tbe-Ifid61itf kriy;bneofienfHvfrti
Jesuit Is prop'cAo
dftheTaiclImVdr rieHdstof .rt
lrn-regard tbtherrdmpr: tbatibfesev
succsifui vkleHoraiTiiii ' t iiertatf J tcj
ii.r. .'awioru.:-.
little doubtl
ilvaiidiviaeyole fdr that: "tani
datewhOivbi neMit.?-
i 1 w '.-.iL x.y a f dp t ji i h ' th
; vWiii;jr:jwii:ii--"b:!r;;:-.;rf''-' t1
Hhe fbliowiug are the remarks of tl
JliUttors or uie 4a-ummi, j.iiiuui"ci,vt
tlie tiecisrori othe N YbckX,egislat" -
M" The biccisibb winch coitnrmahe 25 yot
to Mr. 'An a ms;; appears JO its to baVe' be
pn naif v houf ralv to reasoiraiid to nre'eeder
Wc i are sbme !vhat;arehensiye ihat iVjv
m'4de undpr a dread ot" that-tipfoa? ' and f c
nioT: from ;the-galleie9 which has bom
reprocli tp the character pf the Jitate j who
Legislature is "thus peinittied td be. insulti
wiin uopuniiy: . .ucin rnaat, , ict jjoixnc o
cisib'p be disturbed. We are kyoV'n tp pi
fer .Mr!.?JaAWFdH-B.ibir;th Presidency r but v
wpnld ,rath 1 er e ven; witneisk Jthe defeat ;of-l
hicrht claimsu'tlun see our iovefiimeiit shak
ip it ibiincUtJoivby siich' a contest 'isp-itvou
Be ' occasi0ne&-;6yv 'Congrc
the, question ' which has beeb in bur opinio
so errdneously, decided Jiii tl(e Legislature
the, State of NewOrork. 1. We hope to be b
arp 'rtivoraoieio.;, 4.r. iiaj anouici . ,
ferter,trom'Bail4ay Tlfe frjen.is
bfseverti:iH e-Coj'.bim. Ii.-cojhi
beJibpJrldiebibdfWnbf -f dirie i n ,
inb'jfaCe:ind yesterday ;suded )n$'fft
tmnatKin to vC tbCrawfordif elfai.V;
metf intl brt motion of 31 ir. '4.
theflproeihMmth
(bylKl'iric11tfry
a.I .'- U w ' fwn ' tin Mr0J I (
jr.J?al Fot for tbe f0ti f feoi aini bellictpi
.ir 1 .mvuinni: .win auir Avf
' a :n -uJ JjL i.i u lieved when we declare, that bur opinion
and wiU be awarded to each, as tijey t!ie lelitv of this decision. 1s not k ali i
may entitle; thetnselves to it and apply, j fluenesdiby, the efTect'pf: tliat decision bn tl
,:imi : 1 iTesutemiar ;eiecuon; important as it may o
""7 "'le u ppo.ivlbe result pf thebutesi in Nc'
luual contri- J Yrk, weTorbea.tpmpralie, though sure
never 'was an occurrence Ym'oite: abundant
instructlonv Nq ver wa? the otd; p'rqyerb, ,lh
Fear betrays hkeT
Vified than' in tfae ;oifsii;buence'::bf ihatidrei
ast, that Uie Legislature br this State gre'dlemen
r- 0 , ' . . ;. j-sion of their, sentiments ,vhicli the sabs
quent event jas, .proved to have. been , lav
rable to the candidate to wfiose' injury the
votes bperit ed. ' Had .they y ytbil at 'fi bt i
theyYdid.at .lastMrii Cawfrd. wbiddl ha
received the whole electoral fVote bf tlieVta;
of New-York:
Tttslyet uncertairibe
The Jack so
nor Mr Cldy, has obtained tu
A
I server.. : v. Wp Imvn V;rvfl -; in
dated Albany, Nov. 16; give the result formation of the' felectipb 6f tlire Jack
of the ioint ballot: Y - .' ! i son Electors Jn Missouri IAl'articti'Iar
to-morrow." Y v '.V v i
ThevMemliantsitfiWilmtnltd
'A held a public iiieetin, : for "the purnos
" of petitioning the-Legislature to reduc
. , ' - r-j r w .
cbandize
sjxn act bf justice, we sbbuld
iav
noticed "sooner jheYTfieatricat Corps r'i
.'-'-.-..----.-- . ... ' ,- ' . -,i-f- . . .
picnt 1 n . iiifs city; who con tribn te i
76 votes an eminent.degree tb theiamusenifeht:
t had' - v 76 votes -f Ko .oo'cVY rr, .r.i..
liyirjon
retherbruinen (cliactciri-nt-ci
latintothCherokee lajids in ourlast 1
pV there was :an error'iubjoin thji
If tteeasrrcted, vUi
wellfine xvilibtlibale"'tl&
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