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" maTnifiT CONVENTION.
- ,'AccorJing hi previous publication,
number sf delegates from the counties of
Orange and Person. ' fYVaka not. being
' rrpresenxd) meet Hn Hillsborough, on
Friday ths 12 int. (a nominate a Whig
' candidate lor Congress. , -
. .. n i i 1 1
s-nw VHHftnuvH wae wrg-aijsc vj v
ing Michael Holt, Esq. tu the hairj Mr.
E A Ileartt was requested to act a etc
rttary. TJn motion of Dr Cratgt it was
: KetolotiL, That th Crniven'inn pru-
ceed. tonomioate Whig candidate fur
Congress, for thi diitrict.
Whereupon, the name of Dr. Jamet
i!s c:.l i.:-.i ,.. l.. n
and the question being taken Dc Smith
- received ihe nomination.
Messrs. Hugh Woods and William
Daniel from Person, and Mr Jsaac Hull
. 4 rows Orange, were appointed a committer
1 wait upon Or Smith, and inform him of
.1 i . , -
tlm nnminalum mil nll hi rrnrvl
aqcev - ,; l-.: '.- - ' - I
t bJSmitJi havin been waited on Ut iheJ
jMifRmmee, personally appeared Deiore l ie
Cooxentionj and afierth4iki4g ih Ur
, he, kindness manifested 'in favoring him
: with the nomination, desired to know if
..the. county of .Wake was represented in
..the Convention, or if any information had
JKuunutitu. -ww nmi -eowwy t - sw - w
deemed it necessary to success
mat a iin-
ipqf.rie Whigs of the whole district
; aVAiil, bj had. -tAfler acerlaiiiing that
. ,nutjrepreaeaUl,sad, Aotluu
had 4eeu heard from it, he suggested the
pcopVietyof niisfpotiinw the noniination
un it we could le a.sured of their hearty
reo-peM'in.v m
,TIh sijr?eiiiin having been ronrarrd
ii).JI SurTird then moved that this Con-
...... i '. . ' i : ... . i
Trnun jiiuru iu meet again on osiuru.iv
.UieiSfih ini;, and that a committee ol
fi.e, gentle m.-n froni ()range and five from
PrniM, , be appointed to correspond with
gentlemeii in Wake, and earnestly request
them t'i se .d delegties to t'ie adjourned
meeting on th 27h .which was atlopt
!..?:;. x,r. -,,::ri,. "V -
The foil lowing genUemen were rerom
.mended as suitable persons to compose
4L eHtutnitlee, and were appointed by
the Ch a i r:.; from. Ora ng, )r J ainea A
l'rai2,rtJMirge Hurdle. John Maffonl, jhn
NVwim, and Michael Holt, E." From
Her..n, John Rarnett, Kilwin U Reade,
-AVftiiam Matitel, Hugh Woods, and H i y
J?f rd JVi I lis WW- .,,-1
fJrr W!s toftt Iha Cotiitioii thwWiljnBnert
to m-e4 again on the - 27th ins, iu Hills
wMJOjghv ., ::.icJ's.:-. . - .. "
L .JM ICH AEL HOLT, Chairman.
f Ed win A Ileartt, Secretary.
1 ;WTHK INAUGURAL, ;
Ve i take she following eulogy upon Gen
eral Harrison's Inaugural Address from the
vnarieston Courterar joarna-whicji "lurp
ported Mr. Vau Buten during the late.con
tesu r . . .. ' .. .. '
fj,Th Inaurural.Tii is an able, dilr'-
. Aul i i . t
iiiidu. wru vniuiD mill w luiiini nmniii. 1
lion worthy, in style, sentiment and doc
trine, of the hero and patriot, whose laurels
Mow gracefully commingle with thecivic
Wreath, which the suffrages of a free people
hare placed oii liis honored. bro wA ieither
time nor space admits of detailed remark
a brief and hurried notice of its leading fea
tures ia all that' we can gire. It nobly re
peats the pledge of service for a single term;
tersely defines the proVmce of the e pow
er as intended Only to protect the consiitu
lion from invas on, die country from errors
of hasty legislation, snd minorities from see-
'tits clitraeraof meulli currency, and points
by,, a qyotatioa from Mr. Midison, to a Na
tional Iknk, as the remedy for Ihe embar
raement of the currency, into which we
have been recklessly plunged by the fatal
iiperiment of his immediate predei essors;
ilemunces the uahaUowed alliance. so pro-
liTioof evil, which has of late existed be
tween the Executive and the Treasury, and
rccomiiieiids new barriers against. Execu
tive eiicroachinens on the rights and pow
i ts f the other departments, of gov inruent;
eimdetnns and forbids "the undue interfcr
Miire of federal ofDcer with the (reedom of
i i frtHinita, but concedes to them full inde
lenilenee iuextrcising the right.of voting,
itiat 'aaeS-eJ nrivilp
. -I , O - y - w i 1 isy
itn 'narUZJJl nrtB. ami nKltf u.Lsa
ittefjitesaiJiiAf a decern sjd mauly xwiFm
r ' .1 r- . 7 r 1 -ww aiewae.,si
Hon oi tne acta ot the Uovernment;" pledg
es tlie raanaginent of our foreign relations in
I a spirit of lutrtupny lowards other nations.
ami y ei iu I oeterroinauon to mstntsin no
tarn is hed the honor of our republic and the
inherited glory -of our people at last, not
lew, it nobly, patrioUcally and decisive y
iconoemna the nie;isures and movetnenU if
the aboliuon and fanutie foe. th. Z.U I
ia iiirf(iaiirsi i
as against tha principle; oL thavlaoiisaWj'iL!
Hon; . as productive enlv nf dinti
jeaJougyi. tlte! eertain harbingers of disunibn,"
violence, civil war, and the ultimate destruc
tion or our free insiilutions.V, and aa invad
iinj Yeserved itgbu, equally . "inungible by
lite common rovernment nd h. sr,.i:M.:.
las-eomjwKing iU" We confidently sav
tnen Uiat Old Tir has realised our expeeta
l Hons, our fondest hopes- and let " threes
UineS three ' ha ln rl.n..;,.. i
throughout tits South and ihronahn... .i.!
land. . ' ; ... . . r
- .THE SCPRLMK COURT.
Jtvt.
some (lays past we have not beeb ,
a . .
enableiL awm. . . ..t .1.- !
i. U-'i f"1""
I MM-.M .n .1. e ., . . . !
Z JZJrV MVc.counV, wlH beaeen from the following W
'lT2tfS tCSJ- tolv i,0m m,n ,b - ConvenUo..' ,W.
'he decision f ih. I ;.i I :1 1 meetings tmmedtatefy, and appoint deletrabs io
,1 ' w v a a, f vw mm ivtiuvitU IU . , , ' as
the case of Uie United States, appellant, tt I Uiend lh nxt Lon""o- ?Let them remrm
the Amisud. A. .n.l .i... r ' her that their work ia twl dotu t" Tt.. .!..:-
e Uutrift I ..t .: . : .u .
wail VUUIICUCUI III UIUI
m affirmed ia every respect, except
to sendinir th i. l. if.: '
i. o iirjiu ui w an
iea.lrY , ,WUn cn6" M M
. - at rate
It A
THE STAR.
JJberU H naial tohtm.
RALEIGH, MARClTnpS41.
Surf CMtt;rcaal0nnl District.
The Snd Congressional District, romposed of
the counties of Halifax, Northampton, Marlia,
and Bertie; will, wedubl not, be reprrsented in
ths nrat Congress, bj a sound republican. -A
more intelligent, virtaous, determined end self-
sacrificing band, of patriota, than the Whiga of
tnt district, never exi
'
usterf.
We a.e gratified to
"
n ?l y are " ' "Ida's taking
iU ne'f ps to ensure the election of one
or their purest and ableat men. A large and res.
peclabJe meeting jof the enlightened ffeemen ef
old Malifm a name sacred in the bistorT of N.
Carolina was held at Enfield on the Cih Insf.,
JBf nj Jlanter, .EsoXltaifsaaei,: aii4--W Ei
Lan, Esr. Secretary at which resolutiona were
- t - ajne nmTuailnfCoTrWiL
f Bertie, a the. repul
epublican candidate lor Con
gress, and pledging themselves to use all fair
snl Honorable means to secure his election. A
"Tong'persS wltlirfrCheriy
enables us to sav With eonfidenre. that a belter
selection could nvt hsve been made ; snd Iroin
what ws bear from various quarters, the nomina
tion will meet with a cordial and enthusiastic
response from the people in every part of the dis
trict. We hive been with him in the privste
circle, and ean bear witness that a more benevo
lent, generous and noble hearted individual can
no whem be found, even in that district, where
these virtues so eminently abound. We hsve
heatd him in the Senate, at the Bar, Snd before
the popular assembly, snd can also bear testimo
ny to his ability as a public speaker. To a sound
judgment, he unites one of the finest memories
with which man was ever blest ; snd ss all who
,,aV?hejrdvhiman
the pen of a ready writer" excellent in argu
ment, dicUmation, or description.' He baa long
"sd polities bis study L'-p'pnsysai.t.ei..s-.
quainted with publie affairs; his seal and integ
rity as a public servant, are proverb raff and ttw
KafieW -matting truly say,'ffotn bis high moral
character, extecsivs literary and political ac
quirements ; as well as for his sound pojiiical
views) patriotism and devotion to republican in
stitutions, 4ie is eminently entitled to oureoidiil
and iealoua support." ' He will find a respect
able opponent in the person o'f J. R. J. Daniel,
Ksq.1 but -itet ex-Attorney General '-can't come
iu- He falls toofar below CoL Cherry in sound
politicsl principles, and other important qualifi
cations.
llth Cosisresslonal District.
The llth Congressional District, composed of
the Counties or Mecklenburg, Cabarrus and Lin
coin, Will, we trust, at the next election, be de
livered from the shackles of Loeolocoism. The
harJy and unsophisticated yeomanry of these
eoontres, form U.e righrmaieriala, and when they
open their eyes to the errors and delusions into
which they have been plunged by the Van Buren
leaders, will make alerUng Wldgs of Uie oIJJ
revolutionary sump. 1 heir good sense, moral
honesty, independence snd patriotism will place
thrtinin the front ranks'of the friends of Liberty,
Harrison snd reform ; and we rejoice to learo that
ITr!cTSosei;inaY suiu
they could have selected to lead them on to glo-
rrous triumph, - Col. Danul M. Barrinocs, of
4 1 a.
uaoarius, lias been sonunated, (and has accepted
the nomination,) as the Whig candidate; and the
proiect ot bis election, Is, we undeisUnd, biffh-
ly flattering.-This is what- every true friend of
hts country ought to desite and exert himself to
accomplish. The people, at this crisis, ought
every where1 to put their soundest, ablest and
purest men in places of trust and responsibility .
Col. Barringei would be an invaluable acquisi
tion to the North Carolina delegation in Con
gress. Ws regard him as one of the ablest and
most deserving men of his age in the State. 1 To
native talents inferior to none, he adds aennire-
menu In literary, legal and political knowledge.
f ,r,?l, i.. .! d'tinguislwd himself as s
able debater in our Legislature; snd by lbs lit
erary productions of Ms pen, he has proved film.
self Mbe ,he of fit 'm'bslilrmilintl'ellaasMi
writers in the Stale, These qualifications, uni
ted to bis souud republiesn principles, amiable
disposition, unflinching Inteyrily, and enthusias-
. - w -
" '"V10" Xo " hi country, emi-
.flTw.spiMefety' hope imd believe be will be
placed by tha wisdom'or hlsTeTOwitiMns.
His opponents sre Green W. Caldwell, Esq.
and Dr. Jss. H. Lytls the former, the regular
aomiues of the Locofoco party, and the latter a
member of that party out upon "hi own hook."
TI1 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
At a meeting of delegates from Orange and
wsen. at Hillaboro. on the I2th instanu Dr.
Jmss 8. Pmitsj was selected as the Whia cait-
didae for this Congressional District! bat as
Wake at not rrnreanu-d. t iK rnntti nr ik.
V - w .auwaj V SV
notumee, the final determinaiion was noamnnoH f
. .
TW. - uowKjuenttneeiinglo be held onlheSth
. . .
of GeMral llarriamt will avail Ll . -
, ' " . mw,ngt ante
the legislative department of ths Government
:
r pin in j'ui aim competent oanos. Woe
will eo-nperate with him ia carrying out Ihe
........ r 'r Ii- .
greal priuciples nf republiranisqi, svononiy snd
: v
ST A R, AN U
reform, and ia establishing the wholesome con
stitutjooal measures contended for br the Whigs.
This district can send J a tnaa to Congress an
swering this description, who will do honor to
himself, the State, and the councils of the na
tion. Let them resolve to do it ; and let them
be up and noma. - " V -i-
To the Editor of the Raleigh Star.
' UilUbora 1 3ik Mink,' 1841.
Dear Sin At a Convention of the Detegalea
from the counties of Person aad Orange, met
thia day ia the town of Hillsborough, in pursu.
sace of previous notice, the convention proceed
ed to select s fed i vidua to present io 'his fi
uict as the Whig candidate for Congress, when
Dr. James 8. Smith was selected. But, st the.,
request of the nocoinee, earnestly expressed to
the ennventionfHhs final determination was post
poned to a subsequent meeting to be held in this
place on Saturday, the 87th insu, M the reason,
(among olheis,) that the count v of Wake was
not represented .in this convention. ' In scnor.
dance with this iwish. the Convention adopted
i a resolution, that a eall of the convention ahall
i 8 hd on ,n 87ln ,nl- "nd Ssrnettly entreat-
I tmrm ilia f i I . t 1,T t - t f L
...jl ... mir,in i ruin r ikc, rrrson ana wr
ange, to attend) without fail. The undersign
ed were selected as a committee to inform your
selfand others, of iheeouniy of Wake, of the a
how reaoluiUa, and -I ask that, yon wilt sse
every ciTort to procure a general ai tendance.
: 'LA. Committee
uAuj-.-'- bthM of
John Newlin,
Orange
WcTtaeTTTdlt,
yr-
J no. Barnett,
Com
I ndttee in
- behalf of
Kdw. CJ. Kerde,
Wm. Daniel, - -
Hugh Wood,
l.l'eison
'11ay wood Williama.J County.
waIce SUPERIOR CuUMT.
The spring term of this tribunal will eom
nence'on the 39th instant. ,
9Iesrs CLAV and RItO.
' We are highly gratified to learn from the Bal
timore American, that lbs unfortunate difficulty
between Messrs. Cirt of Kentucky, and Kino
of Alabama, has been satisfactorily adjusted.
A letter from Washington, published in that pa
per, dated the llth instant, says:
"lam happy to state that all apprehensions
arising from the unexpected difficulty between
Mr. Clay and Mr. Kino, have been put to
rest by the entire and aatisfactorysettlement
of the affair. Mr. Clay will leave Washing
ton to-day or to-morrow," and wdl pass thro
your city."
Varioui T versionfof the affair are afloat; but
we believe there is no doubt but Mi. King wrote
a challenge in the Senate while that body was
in. session, rand jnl B to Mr. Clay, "which he se
eepted. The ohjeet ot the notes which passed
between them was immediately suspected, and
lnfth parlies were bound over. The cause ia ex
plained by the following extract from a letter
published in the Baltimore' Patriot: V
An attack n Mr. Clay of Kentucky
was made by Mr. Smith of ConnecCicuij
and Air. King, of Alabama Mlowed, and
made a studied attempt to- be-as oifensivs
as possible. He was, however, ihough ex
ceidiiigly unparliamentary, not very
vert lor the whole pith.ol his assault con
sisted in the attempt to bring iftwn Hen
y Clay to a level with Francis P. Blair,
When Mr. King finished his harangue,
Mr, Clay rose, and said he aaw he was
the object ol attack roncertrd alack ; and,
as on former occasions of a similar kind.
its principal editor as tnlamous. Certain'
f;etirirmen,jeejned,MUiuik,bya
ar inference; that they nyust be regarded
as participating in that infamy. If any
Senator had thought proper to ask whether
U . K.i..-A . , . I " IBS
ne wnt any such thing, he would .have!
an but the man in the corner, (continued
air. ciay pointing to Mr. smith, of Con
necticut.) whom I du not think worthy of
my tioiiie, has chosen to make, the infer
ence. I nuke n answer to him. A gen
lleinan. however, who lonsiders himself
sesrfonsible. Mr. Kins bowed has ' cone
one step farther, and undtr aken to clas
sify me with this partizan . editor if the
UloLC. - " --Jl- ,i-...I' ' .
,' Th' (aided Mr. Clay) was an unparlia
mentary proceeding lie had aright to
comment on the journal an I the character
of the man when under consideration. He
had spoken of the libels and calumnies
daily published in that paper. He never
saw any arlile relating to him that was
not full of untruths and inisrenreintMr
i urns, ne --fiair reminiieu ine senator
Irum Sosjth Carolina oi tt attacks on' him
iifohfl C'alin Calhoti0 aa ;"a-man
whtxnever sp'ke the trulh wAenanantruth
would serve bis torn." He had slid, he
considered the Globe a libel, and its Edi
tor a libeller. . "And now, tinder these
circumstances, (aid Mr. Clay with pecul
iar distinctness and emphasis) for th?
S- iiamr of Alabama to put me on a lever
I Him nun u la'se. untie anil- cowasiH v."
rr i. ir ' ' . i i t...
. nir. ivnig mane no rcpiy i our was seen
to write for a few minute and soon after
to leave the 'Camber with Dr. Linn. . It
was immediately rumored about among
the Urge assemblage that he intended to
send a hostile message to Mr C'sy j and
ihe excitement became intense.
Mr. Smith of Connecticut, made a
pom abusive speech nf a , few minute,
which no body seemed to .notice, : f
Mr. Preston then rose and made a bow.
erful argument in favor .of the resolution
for ditiinsial. The remarks nf Mr, Hum-
Iwitdnn and Mi. Hendersun. in the il
, ' ' . . .
iiai i oi meiar, on in same sine, were al
so peculiarly forcible andottelusivr. At
three o'clock the Senate adjourned with
vut taking any question.
' ST" 's bare received the first number of the
"Mecklenburg JeflV rsonian," a reepectab!e look
ing Va Buren paper, published aiChsrlotte, in
this Stale, by Mr. Jos. W. Hampton, It has the
banner snd hornet's nest of 1775. hoiated at its
jiesd; bot these emblem sre in the wrong place, i.
They belong to ihe If '. - lis Editor is, bow- j
""", l cicr,:iiw:a, mm ITIHHIIIT.IWUM
N&urg. oJ wishes.
mm . . r l . . 1 1 i.i,.
I K I Gil
he stooU firmandxoHectw,-Tdret,,, "fe-eMey oceumnf swhlcniV.
pel assault from whatever auarter it mitrht ?J!!!rr.rOT ,.-
come, lie had spoken of the Globe and nut i,.to Um uWee, lor it uu , .. at iIm
C A RD L I N A
' Vast BnresilsM.
Every intelligent patriot, who will open his
eyes to the light, and will' look abroad upon the
wide spread ruin and misery brought upon the
country ry lbs evil genius and bad management
of Van Burenisnv must sincerely -rejoice that
though ths sad effect will long remain, that it
reign is gone: .
Like the tw en the mouittaia, , ' ,
Like the toara oa the r irr,
Likeihe spray r tlielwauuiB,":: ""7"T
, ; It is g, awl forever. ... - -
Tub Queen City oftue Wkst.
The population of Cincinnati, is slated ai 46,-
3sa. With its suburban villages and liberties,
the population of the Queen Ciiy numbers up
wards of 50,000-ror, as the Chronicle of 'that
city states, just one thousand inhabitants, for
each year of iu being.
Appointments by the President,
2jr aa yi A the axWr and cmmi A Senutr.
Solomon Lincoln, to be Martbait of the United
State for the District ol Massachusetts, in the
place of Jonas Sibley, whose term of office ex
pired on the third Instant,
William Barrow, to be Marshal nf the I'nited
States for the P'usttict of Vermont, in place of
Heman Lowny, wbos term of service bits ex
pired. '
-J -XJgdeailaffinan, to be t4lrtet AHoiney of the
United States for ths Southern District of New
Yoik, in place of B. F. Butler, resigned.'
inlVi
Washington, Georgia, on the S4th ultimo.
The Fulled Call.
Mr. laaae Newton, a farmer of Delaware coun
ty, Pa., on the morning of llie'iih inst.int, prt
sented to Gen. ilarriaon a calf, neatly dreased,
only five months old, weighing 3Ri lbs. This
present was received with thankfulness by the
President, an.l an expression of his great regard
for the agricultural interest of ihe connliy.
THE COACH. ;
" A splendid coach wan also presented to felra
by Mr. Lee ( the builder,) iu the nun of the
Whigs of Baltimote. .,?u'v;A
THE WALKING CANE.
A walking cane,, made of pail of thecoach of
General W asbington, richly mounted, and bear
ing sn apptopriau iosoiipiioo. wa also presented
to General Harrison, by Bisop Meade of Virginia,
hivwu uii. vhii, vi Ariingiun.
Mtdnlarlir J udge.
lige PeteLV JJanielaud. Judge Jm1 5t Jda-
aon were not the only Midnight Judge appoint
ed by Mr. Van Buren, to make the parellel be-
tweeu hi reign and that of lbs Elder Adams
more complete. Another subservient partisan
Came in for his reWatd St the last minute in the
person of Philemon Dickerson,one of the spUri
ous members from New Jersey. The New York
American thua refers to ihe matlen '
utTSRTTOTUii.asT. I hree judees were ai!e
t wulnwtM-s the Serf at Marsh - V tixhnant snd
on Jeraeyniau. Coueeniinx the Virg'uia . e re-
iit in an anieie irora uie maiional lutelligeiMMT. Jlui
ol" Uie Jeeamntan, who aii.lt apeak or Uiiuk without
indignailna A twliler or more naked bargain to re
ward political usurps anil Sropliauey a at ntrver
belore witnessed. J'lukmtm JUcktmn, bo uo
aieps mio ma piaee -wiiicn ins brother .MaMun jaa
apM I u tell lam year rot rely la keep a arm, waa-on Ol
Uie live asurping ivrsey menibo.s. Iris vo tut Uie
8ub't'ieaurr uM year soulil wA be tpareil. "
pr sms, Uie vote niiKlil tu have beat hail
si is itch poauuM hmh, wmiow. a snpulatea f mrt
amftli
asliiiiK-
aa
time
ilistiueily intimated in Uiw naner. of keetiine U Warm'
, nwmtiwof&Kres- ifht fhptilJJaHfj
eUcliHf the Fffile, he did fail, awl euulU there-
lore B no Hmxer ot any service to the party.
A more oareiaeea Mia eorrui
ipt bargain has not, that
in our oay.
W remember, been witnessed
vouner, on uie evening ol t riday last, about ths
hour of the-Whig Editorial Festival l Wash
ington, took a glass of pure water, and on ths as
piration of the moment drank the following toast:
"Tile Press the Acna which hhh .!
rm . i iic uirre (real liiO'l Of th, moral ami po
Inleal lraamet K. lijcioa.Leartiint; and Lit erf v.
Lot ibitae who reeulata lis nnsiiinn n.n.,.lu .1...
.1.. .... ... a
. whimimmhi hi ,irniy wi cne nation.
,i Behold the Contrast. y
Mr. Van Buren, unliLe Col. Richard M.John
son, did not appear at the inauguration.' ' The
ex-Vice President Johnson, in a most handsome
and polite manner, escorted. Mr Tyler to the
Vies President's Chair, heard him sworn into
olee, and accompanied the President elect toj
me easi iiontor .the Capitol. - Mr. Van Buren
I kenl nossession nf. tl W'hiia .... .:n .i...
iaigMjP
L-apitot, wlter he remained tilt 13 Vtfdck io
sign, the appropriaiion and other bills, end then
3 fh'?. Souse
General, the White House being no longer un
der his control. " '
Ilnmon f War. ,
; Th Washington correspondent of ihe Phila
delphia North American, under dats Marcji 8th,
says; : - frniimia' -t"it f
'It is rumored, with much annearanc ofimth
lo-day, that Mr. Fox ha mad -demand for the
release of McLeed, or for bis pissr.ons, i ten
days. If this be o, and if McLeod should not
be given up, the British armies in th Canada
and New Brunswick will be in our territories in
less than ten days alter Mr. Fox' departure, snd
it is not unlikely that British naval snuadron.
with steam ships of ar, are al this mumem as.
der way to be in readiness for sut h aciiona mav
v iciiuunu un inrir ariiTai. m r liable. In
o brie! a lime, to a waiQ-lnred al th cannon'
mouth with s lighted maicjir ! - .-
v: We it nothing of this iu the Washington pa
per. ' ' '
. J7 Gen. Bernard Peyton, it is reported has
been appointed Postmaster at Richmond, Va. in
the place of Cot. C. W. Coocb, wbos commis
sion ha expired. --'- r'" J':' :'7 '
Another Outrage by a Dritith fruiter.
Th Editor of the Snlein Observer hs been fa
vored witha perusal of a letter, wriite at ses,
on bosrd of brig Cherokee, Cspt Webb, of that
port, dated Uee, 87, 1840, whiob nates, that a
few days befoie they resetted the Cape, the brig
ws overhauled by her Britanie Majesty' prig
ef wai Curlew, and after a full examination of
NIHITU
TAZK'fT K.
tthe Cherokee's pspers, her hatches we. lorn o-
pen, udder pretenes rfsesrehing for slave.! I See.,;, nf .h. Navy" V , "' '
a7rTn Bankini system in New York " Jobs i J. Crittenden, of Ket-tui liy, to be Alter-
sppears to be tottering. The Philadelphia North ney GennraL ; ' f - v
Am5ran says, some'of the Banks bsvs already j . Fr&neia Granger, of New York, I befool
fallen. and"gfMit distrust is fclt ia' Wall street j vaster Gmieral. , ' v .. -n , r.:.- , .
toward alt the new free hanking institutions. It Ou.tbe llth, the resole lino dismissing BUie "',
is said io Wall street, if the pressure continues, j and Hives, as Printers to ihe Senate for the 97
the whole system mu"t e xplod L.JMost of Jhe4.Con';ret was "adopted io- 18. -The Vie v
New" York Broker refuae to receive red Ura, President having retired frotn th 'ir
and even Safely Fund bill are I per cent.' ee- i Nste for the remainder of the session, taw '
count. . j ' . How. Samuel L. Southard was hkl M.-;.i .
The authorities of the city of St. Louis
are in difficulty with the penple of Illinois
on the opposite side of the rier..Ths engi
Deer and assistants who had been' employ'
e I by the authorities Io repair pier in
the nver ih Illinois aide were, driven
off bv the cm.ens tdhe latter Stale. The
pier ia conceived lube necessary to pre
vent ihe channel nf the river at St. Louis
from (tilling up. .1'
t2irTornTr(uTC.7 Palrlof TalfslBiT
upwards of 15,000 ..ltliers, horse, foot
and suiller. the ery jiSjLAi
army, are nuw stait'tined irt the ttnited
t Canada a
TUG SUPKE.XrE GOURT.
Has adjourned. -The following Opinions,
I delivered ' 1 . . .
Rtifliit, C. J. delivered ths Opinion of
the Court in Mayo Mount, from Beaufort,
affirming tlm Judgment below. 4 Also, in
State,' to use ol Buckley v Hampton, from
Surrv: jndgment reversed, vcnl "for
plamirf leinstalctl, damages reduced to five
rents nnd jitdgmenl aecirtlinnlv. Also, in
Hurkley p Haniplon, from Surry judgment
reversed and j'tdgmnnl here fur the Plaintiff.
Also, iu Poindcxter v Blackburn, in Equi
ty. from -Stokes. A'so, . in Brixendins
tr Martin, frotn Rutherford, directing s new
trial. Also, in NewlanJ v Martin from
Rutherford, directing a new trial. -;
- linniel, J. delivered the Opinion nf the
Court in Fleming r Straley, from Burke,
affi rmtftir 5 "the- jutlgment brdt Wirrr Alsor'i I
Palmer V Yarborough, in Equity froin (?ss
weil. A Istv h Jenkins p fJftckerham, frum
Hay wood affirmine-lhw-jitdginent belov;,
Aleo in Sherill v Nation, fmm Haywood,
rems'rttf ttt iirrreupflifir' X'mrt;
and affirming, the pruct-edntgs beloro the
Justice,' - '"'V"'':'
. -' Gaston. J. delivered the Opinion of the
Court in Ieijrh v Crump, in Equity from
Nnithamptoii, directing a referente. A'lso,
in Hobbs ef of v Craigt, ti nl from Daviej
decree reversed and cause remanded. - Al
so," in Roheitsnn ft al v Stevens el al id
Equity, from Johnson; affirming 4he decree
Alftr-in Wade and therst-Oick,-Tn Equl'
ly from Person j dismissing lite bill. i
- Per Daniel, J. ' In den rx'tfem Skin
ner t Fletcher, from Pasquotank, reversing
the judgment below. ' Also in Davis r
Cain, -ri- V '-'-,
- Per Gaston, J, in State v Johnson, from
Wake, affirming the Judgment bclew. Al
so, in McFarland McKay, in Equity from
iiiciiiiioiiu, mrcctinjr certain issue 10 00
T ' I .r J- . . . ! . .
Inecf in the cotfrt bs-low."
v Arguments are required in lite following
cae: .Fox Ilorah, from Mecldi'nbnrg
Walker trCrowder, Irom Caswell Jarvia
v Corbeli & wife frnrri CnrrltucK'-iiirafner t
Ersjrin from Mecklenburg )o ex Jem
Ruing o Rich, from Davie .Cole Si wife
Robinson's Ear's from Richmond.
The Madisonian of Uie' 27tli ultimo, has
bn editorial article, containing statistical
sUtomenU, compiled from public documents,
showing that Mr. Van liureti leaves a defi
cit in th Trcarriry, amounting" tn H national
debt of forty millions of dollars!!! General
Jackson said he left the country "prosperotis
and happy." Mr. Van Buren," following in
the ''footsteps, raid Ae should leave the
Government free from debt, (with a million
and a half in the Treasutyljl We shall pub
lish the article from the Madisonian, that the
people may see how they have been im
posed upon by fair pretences and misrepre
sentations .in high places. '' -Many honest
" . -WMSSfrr -,--"... ... z-
perfect amazement, :
CONGRESS.
iXTiLA4ESWON '4FTilE SENATE"
. The Senate assembled on she 4th of March.
Mr. King waa ehosen President pio. tern. The
neW Members were all present except Mr. Ar
cher, and Were sworn In. Mr. Archer loolj. his
seal on lbs 5th. ; ' rS'
Ing taken the outh of office, assumed ths Chair
as President of the Senate, and delivered a most
appropriate and eloquent address. V , ", '
' At Ii o'rlock, the Senate attended ths Inau
guration sf the President, after which they re
assembled, and voted thanks 10 Mrv King. .
' Mr. Msngnm submitted I resolution, that
Bbir snd Rives bedismissrd as Prmters of ths
Senate for the 427th Congress. No effort was
mas in tne House ot representative to elect
Printers. j This resolution was taken open the
Sth, by a strict party vote, 39 Whigs to S3 Op
position, every Meinhei bring, in Ida seat, x
eept one from Tenrresse, a Senator not having
been elected In place of Mr,. Anderson, whose
term has expired, i Debste arose on ths resolu
tion, which was interrnpted by Ihe receipt of
an Executive Message from the President, 5
The Senate then went into secret session, and
on Friday and Saturday confirmed all the nomi.
nations of Members of ths Cabinet, as follows:
Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts, to be Sec
retary of Slate, -'j ., f:A;' -: '--'.'::
; Thomas Ewing, of Obis, to be Secretsry of
theTreasnry,.. . . '- .-.t w
John Bell, of Tennessee, to be .Secretary of
War. '
, Genre, ,L,:.l .T ,
pretrwureofthatbndv. " -
. ; THE RKX HOSPITAL. V. -
The fund UtC by th tat Mr; John Rex, ft,, ;
lbs charitable purpose of establishing In this !
CUV a hoaptul for the afflicted poor.sinoonu. w '
understand, t, between eleven and twelve thou. : ' i
sand dollar, all in good hnnds or note; s liiij
upwards nf f 10,000 of whirh have been paid r- '
ver 10 Ihe Trusiea, whrs at theii last meriine,"
passed an order retjoiriiig a lenewnl of 1 the)
note, and the payment of ihe interest thereon.,
riih one twentieih of the principal, ? ' V
,,'h"bo", "ffrusieea have appointed linn.
W OAi 11. fiaUle lheii I :hairmai.,
JrwtMst, and Richard 8with, Es.. Sec.-isry "-
47T The bill, which passed the U. 8. Senate '
.iHitlr. ih Vinrtni and -North Caaoliim-4
euit Court, was lost iu the Hosiae of jlresg-'tl.-'--
The Superior Cow I of 4lus Count- wi----
in aessioti this week, Judge. rsaitsox pr -siding.
, . ', , --
charged with the murder jOIr. Tapp and ' : '
wu uirvaj weeKs ago, waa tried on th)
indictment for th8 murder of the son, and -e&nvMteuV'
He has been sentenced to bs i
huitgon fridaytheHlthpf April neat. ;
Jarrot, slave of Mr. Tmn., f P ' ,
charged with flie murder f Thomas Chat- r
ham, was convicted ofmanslaughjer, and "
sentenced to In branded at four oMoek ... .
S .turfcy, and diet h irgetl.' Jarrot was eon
victed at the last.Superior Court of Person ,-.
for murdei," the cae was afteiwsrds taken
Up to the supreme Uourt, and a new trial r
m,Iam.I. !. .1. . '
""'ui "n mmovej totnis cottntv,
and resulted in a conviction of manslaugli. ,
tor, as above stated. ' " .
,; Al'riek Arachelt, a free blac!t, IndieteJ -1
Xtr.ng,JBM.wBrrlivs) f Mrrolisr5
S. Tucrentine, was convicted, ant aentene.
ed to the stocks for one hour, and dm pay. - -h
"-Wlborq!Jiuordef
New York Courier writea
f hi 5!y. .V r t jwi th I ro mora respectl
piwcrruings ji tne i reasajy
partment. I dtniot iitlend i repeat them,
but will slate a fact, ojyiih which they kre
prubabls' in'pirt foondetl. What I t
slste I kfinwlo be substantially true., .
This mm-nin&yr; Ewjng went to ths
Treasury Department, and discovering
aoms n vemen -w hirh he did not tik fT
h proceeded td ihe President and cow
munica'ed the facts to him. Shortly af-
ter, Col. Chamber appeared at the Trea.
ory Department, with an nrtler, from ths
President Io stop all navmen's until fur
titer orders.-;- ",'.,:. 5 -.
It i but tliU t ! Hot. Vouch far.
.that they were paving improperly, if not
jjS'yiJUjrej-itia aeicrreit claims. ...-r
i slated on the same authority, that
Mr. Webster had appointed' his son,
Daniel Fletcher Webster, tinder-Secrel-
ry or state.
Is thtselty,
Holloway. '
th! lath Instant, Mr. Jsh
uin'.T. UMiei would takV
Urn
Boarders 17 th month of year. Hi term ar S
modarata. : , . ; March 17, 1841.; 11 It. '
Mr Martha A. Uaira will rseeir
etacuia any kind ofMeing work. with tnM
and deapaich. - . March 17, 1841, II It -
- - r lTEW 1T0TEL.
JVighl and Murninf. By Edward l.ynen Bui. "
w, Kaq.autbnr ef -1'elham,' Riensi," "Eun
Aram," Ac. et. Just puhlinhed and fuf sal ba - 4
, . TL'K.XEB b HUGHES, 'i
IIAIIFEU'9 FAMILY LI 11 It ART.
eh-ciions froaa American Poet, by W. C. Brvam.
Halleck's Poets. - S Vat.
Keigbtley' History ol Enlnd, I . if.
Half's History of ihs-tf. Mtats. -irJii -
trtine's Life of tlnliUmiih. Sa -
Life of Pewit Clinton. . . :
ijiiiiuiucu jBia, . l.tv-;; a-....
tjfaof UiimrnoJiH I'erry,
Live of jay snd Hamilmn, ,
.... lb bo ar loraal by .; '--J-
' . TURNER It HUGHES. ; j
March It. 1841. ? ; -
-.-" 'i TI1UMA9 O. FLEL'Mir" " ""'
Will tonlinu hi CAHIVET BUSINESS hi
ISWslMarf'ltll!to
resity u rerriv snd eeul order in his Un.r
Furnitar of vsiloos. kind isy b had low for ceh. ,
r oud notes, by sdJina six per can 1 u in on lb
ah prices, ud psymsnt 14 b mad when ths
work IS taken away, -j.,-' -' f '
K, 0. A Journeyman of steady bsbilsmsy 6nJ
employ eieot, hre, j.. . '. -
, Louiaburs,, Msreh J, JMl ;1 . . U t w ,
".TOTIlE PAUIIEIty. ''
EXT CHEAPER THAN EVER. .
A fresh 0'ily of "Rrtl Clover Sed." on Cos- .
signmenl. Price f.S 00 r bushel, Cmh.
- TURNER HUGHE
' - DuotssllcTS, Raleigh, N. C. - "
IQ Kejislrr epy. ; s
laeuve the choice of your Piano to my
self, nnd I'll Insure you a fine one.
' There are many frsn-.s"whn vmilit pnrch.M TU
ass Fori If they ere stir nf beinr suliail wiihonl
milch trnslile To Mich, I wm.l.l say, Irareahaslioles
'your InMmment re saysi tf, ami ii I aeeil yawae a,
dirfrrsl arlicle il will he my n iaa, simj.rv t
mi jranr eracr ana aj ariiat tjrut rumo sIaII
alinsrs). - j . --....-'"'.--' . .
1 am ihnrrVy oinef "jreK ik4 mi Dae
re superior, ami. In order that elber n K. ne
vineed also, I will agree letiWaa la kw trwd seliM
being paid for. It is oat f say rmi saiike a
sore liberal (imnoiiiim.. r. t S H
Hook and Paw kan Stars, iVstritarg. . .
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