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fl!. suw ;. f ,:Cif.M. anil wm ensured
aW inen lor nearly a lortnigui fin
f ,,h- Li he J4Die field; but. without success.
.' oriffina! depogfler bad describ-
'W. bat nut with sofident accuracy to
rtrirt3iw l.b-.atiWuM that - farmer
ba rwttfrf the jBeM hid forestalled mm
ll
galb April 23, 31836.
' . iV.i..limin I what Af (hn nurht ?
t r . . ti'.r.hTiiiti answered Mall is right"
CV the morning comctMUv. roar W hit!!
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1 TIIB irUIG T1CKE T.
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For
President i
CGH LaWSON WljLITE.
Vr Pic President,
for Governor,
EVXlWnp p. IP VMPJLJ3 1
XoiiKiTf Officiai. Dictation; ! ! A-
kujrtT CAicirt -NoMtwAtioif !-AoArNsr
i fiiircoTiONi t,o QriJfiows pa ! ! A-
MMlrtAf AOANCa ANlTCoRituiPTION ! !
s i
rSTUWORSHlP-ABOUTlON AND
riVetre requested to state that aU trace
ii f-imail f4a jUsldisappeared from, the
llSecomesi jqni tery unpleasant dntf to notice
toot
Editor of this paper in the last
tiiuto, and crimiftatiog
iwicter. irhii;e should not feel at all bound
jo jo, taihr artslf stgned A Slave holder" is
fi(njBwoa; bq.t jii Its formal recognition and
luKbao by the ter pf that paper. The pur-;
fto tnd tetideoeT of the article signed a Slave
yjff.kteweaKisji and disparage the tnflaence
il (be yatchman nd to do, this, that eternal
;UTain has been disinterred and
shake shis' gory jocks at mel We
iire lUgat tbabattle and we are well satisfied
fitMbf resaltof it : that oar'patrona are, most
fitem.nUaEiPxl with our course, is apparent
mia (aetuai u0y are pnr patrons still.--
ciaf,
ti odu&t ixa ti having voted for Van Bu
rettur Ties Pteaidat, is likewise paraded a
piflfUss, ' N01V this iffi perfect trash; Who
Van .Bares 'jp opponent f. P. P. Barbour. ;
Aod can any !udi hlame as for voting for any one
-soler the ton in preference to him? Be it re-
wasbeiei that be was the candidate of the Nul-
litn, tnd a ilTong hope was entertained by the
pwjiri Nonb iCaroItna,y ihat by connecting
"im me i popuiaiiiv oi jacKSon. a noint
nude, oh which thev could form and
p2fithetiost ingloriously desetfed them
m U tefction by withdrawing from
1 elest- tha I chortly thereafter be received
jvr4, and bo Ioog aihee has received anolh
f&mii iafeping the fruits of this j ingloii
Httoiwo j jr'a BaenV abolition predelie-.
f?itnflii)B);at all canvassed i in fact,
flila bid ai toat time 6eeo thought or said a
mtte j We never liked Van! Burenj
Jub at thai time stood, we thought him
TO preferable lb- P. ' P. Barbour-and nrav
llhe difertnce between them yet 9 While
W&pqrarj was.rakin;g. .;up charges of an
4ite, it tali wonder: he'did not point out
flartof thej transaction which' was much
f afuoasly cenaomble, and which we have
nuDg otas iaat as we can, to wit, that
"a a-1. . t . , . :. . .
v.. t - M M , t f T 1
w (onqrew jacKson ror rrtsiaent : in 1
mi . . w . v m k. K : . 1 r l a L 11 1
'CartjljDiari sinned as wefl ias we. But
U,0T and done, aod wa think it ill-timed
j 1 "T.ww 10 swr 11 up HOW. j
ralReutions. We are jcharged
r Mora4 well as hia iJorresnondent with
tbd desertfnn nn f tit an
yzijriip"" wuuny-w naw eiw
ii I-8S fi.iVlcnw- .
jyJtaring the absence of the, regular
rf . r -j aaawvav aaaju avaa i iwu-
atnfriJa sawfpaeafa aastl aaAatviPMSi
feived and poblithed joining fn the 5t
ikM AhsQ tr?6'
tnicl,
1 l triL r lit V 'V - -
ri4.?,i ,0TW deIleJtIIIl . Speak.
thb
Mia-r.j: j -T .r :
M: ' 'i r . '-'. I
. rp wa 3 iarnaTiMi .a : a. . a
ij M4Mii ana coainramoas i
LXA T t t appeared in this paper
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itllf in j . ; : f I
j i. -T t wb am. mifren I
rftjBM II-lii : .. . I
t v ui bd. im nnt bif mr a
ipet more difficult to be , n.
1 wiv euacuiite oe recon-1
I
la,
a "uw another nnt J:-uu
V. ; wav.a. . - . p I
f tli'V f laithlul sentinel 1
a1ibcundto watch over our l
a tor our annatarv
(alack! the tender
ofthe most 1
i
f
hrMleel
profound regret a regret only equaled by J
me peroral oi nia uur; arwvio accompany- i
iner the bublication of a part of Air. Pi nek- I
neyV defens'now it so happens, that in
Pihckne's dfeoce was publUhed, we hid
titi articUdi all oh that subject, and if this
icbmpassionate:! Editor had! taken a little
pains ioi joor. at wnai we uia .write ne
would haVe safed himself guch rat useless
tiZDendilnre o reprct-At least: he ; would
har avWfl hiliplf fVnfTi f
irv nir di ihoi wiAno.nu : n .
What we have; paid on the sabiect of Mr.
Pfnckneyfs retinlutions. we have well con-1
sidffred ahd betirve every word correct I
re;said that wk did not -bellete that Con-1
fret have -anyGoh tittitiohsJ riffhi to act up-
ojiUheecfjdaveryin the Distiictof
VoJumbig that Mr.Pincknev s resolution. I
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1 ii iiati saiu ii; wasunconsiiiiiuoiiaii inai 11 1
i. .. ! i : I
waft eautva ent iiiaavinir it would be a ratt- 1
(tto an 1 diiUfonett evmioriot the ciinstP
very: am!l finally that if Congress should
?ci iirrt-'iniiirt;
inakesuchan interference
it would Ife a io$l cause for the South io
sever this Uio
ll ii ie iruiu-uicse ecu
timents Uie Car
linian dissents, we are wil-
In making ttfw replf as will be perceiv-
ed, WehaJeeanenortto avoialit
therlirritaMonJ Iand it certainly did re-
atiirean erfort. for it is no small matter to
have base jjnd unworthy motives attributed
to us and tbe wole 90 (out ot 100) South-j
ern members ofiCongress . who have ex- I
pressed the, samel sentiments; But we for
bear.! Wejbavpia common cause to main-taiu---we
have j common enemy to put
down an enemy to the constitution and
the best interests ol the country: for us to
fa!l out andl waste our energies in despra-ging-each
oklierf motives, is a miserable
fore say to thefaJitor of the Carolinian let
poncy 10; say me least 01 11 vve mere
there be iHeacfe between ua. 1 And to .u
quiet ; the anxieties or our coadjutor on
thif matter eill assureMiim" thkt if we
do fiot, as much! is the Carolinian, to re-
press the mlichinstions' of the fanatics' as
well as the Van Uurenites to put down
Ahhlithin'. 'ParifT kfonrrrtlionnd qll Ino
other iodiods riolicv of the North, it will UITe us your hnd on thal! And now jsee
he forthe. wan bf equal ability1 but not
forwant of eqtoal keaL- If an thing were
to oe gaiiieoi eitner to ourselves inui viuuai-
v- iT. .HT. caufB we!wulu "V?
no oojecuon ia oreaa a sianco wttn t
a ; lanco w
our neighbor
VVhen ehgazed in a just
ust
cause we fear not the power pf any auver
! - : .1-1 1-5 - ww i
sary. But the spoils
men ; are
steady
laughing at
ps, sa w again say, let there
be peace between; us.
THE;GOVfcRNpR vi: THE PEOPLE.
. The last SuWtfrd. Governor Spaighfs offi-
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ll nnniinKbb Ihb f-At lh! h. will nnl nril.r I
: . mi .
an election in fthej ilh Cungressiooai District
.u..wWUv,p ...v .-.w., ..... ..... ,
before the elections in August. 'We were not
i V hi sav
altogether unprepared for this intelligence, for
we had learned from an undoubted source, that
Mr. New land 1 wiioby the bye, look Raleigh in
his way home, said: to the stage coach after lea v
ing that place thai j lie did not expect the Gov
ernor would appomt a day until Hie August E
lectioni The Constitution of the U. States
1 1 r
(section 2nd, clause ;4thJ makes provision, that j
whenever a vacaneyjf hall happen in the repre-
sentation of any State, the Executive authori
ty" thereof shall issue a writ of election. This
Constitution. Governor Spaiffht has sworn to
8upp)rt, and the pjs
pla
n and obvious requirement
an election as soon after a
is, that he wil( order
vacancy may happen
may coosist wuh . rea-
nUi .im.fiMicb logo .0 J m,-
! I
less therefore,
it ;s clear beyond a doubt, that
such an election wlould be nugatory, he is bound
to issue the writ. Now. in the very nature of
things, such a
bin
; cancot be clear during the
present session ;
for jthey can sit as long as they
cboosend if the
latest experience ion the subject
is in the least rpl
ed do, -they will sit till some
time in July, tor
w - a mi
such was the length of tho last
lone session. iTi
i
he
end of the session must
therefore be onjenown to him, and he Was
bound 1
by the highest la!w of Jmis country to do his part,
that thA iWHinl.nii(fht for th with brovide them
1--r-T. -T-o - r- :
Bciveo a repicBruiuvc. 111 suuiii vuiuuus, ew
i t c -.1. rii:
sacred was rei
1 ; r
garbed
the right Of ALL. THE PEO-
ple to an equal
voice in Congress, and so impe-
rative the duty
jj. . i , " ; - I
0 issuing writs of election, that
aboat the 10th
of June, in the last long session, I
an election was
held )to supply a representative
in the place of Gen. Blair, dee'd. : Mr. Graham
1 . !
was ejected on !29th day of March, and this was
thereafter, say st or Sul -of April surely it
cannot be-pretended that notice could not have
gi?eo and $ decUon held during the
rrmnth nf A nnl"! fihrtuM the florvrrooo oil o Nl. e
AiA ;n iAA iK n emKrM k,
than two wholi months to serve : and if no writ
the mainaer of this sessionj for two
irri. rf UKni imnnH.nt rinl nf
the session, thi peon'le ofthe 12th CongressionJ
al disttict:embrkciiiiri6li)00 souls
known nr hearH rir fait When Mia PTAollAn. I
? be -
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I VJ wvsaai 7l W7a UC 9rdbinJ flUWU WO IIUW AJ- I
aw aaaa Ai mm i. m. a. . kA n i
copies a writ of election was sent by the State
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011 - tona waruima to provue a new senator in 1
hia nlace tar the mnntv of Craven, sltkrtntrh it 1
r I
"T ' , r r : T. ' t - " 1
mi trtmwh that th Asnemnlv mm tMitrtA in I
riaehetWe the ist dav of Januarv and although
,..'..2.AL-Jl ti-. m
it U19 acimuiy ooeuorB yorisunas 11 was ine 1
sworn duty of the Governor to issue .his. wnta
let ihe vacancy; have happened ever so late da- I
ring the present unlimited session, Tor he had no
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t s. . 1
tujnuojoogooi ;uun u u w.. u,.-
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Unee it miffht be to the people of the JJtsUict
itkr i .. .L 1 j- t...
11 UUSB-P? on ls,,B yery-iauy, iuijiuiu 1
iateresui to thie section of the State j might be
acted on add cdmpromitted for the want of a re
presentative. He is left by law without any
discreUoa on.ttMa eubject,and he has therefore
with-
- -i
noiaing me election.
And what orav. were his reasons
for ttios d-
regarding his i plain and obvious j'duty ?
moath piece, the Staciard, ayt that ;t was to
save the expense of a special election . After the
soia which the tiutioa cf this contested elec
tion-has cost ihe nation, not leas than 2W0 dyl-
lars a day or eTe'ry day. that it occapledi and
the still farther amount of 1000 dollars given to
Darid Newlaadas a cbmplimnnlbr bftrijiDJ
ibu Dirif.it taenia HEfl Mreucea mocuiT UI
aboatthe few. dollars it woaw. cost tneoiaxe
tu hold a special election: As to the 'inutility of
the measure we hare already remarked. ffWbat
then washbe orernors reason this most
UMt'iUr&i '.ndl inninii rr8rit TI&
wilfaiivbrfod c.n notbelo seein? lis m
. , . - - .- -l-l. s.L.M-lr
1 J to. ne Knew ironi emj inuiwiw.iMtki m
vroilld Deal ueD. rriewraDIl DT S TUI lUlKliJ
1. . . !. v .
i vv
m'2hl benefitted by thej sysfem ttf
ed on the people of this district between this
and August. Bat be knew -another thing which
moch more ' imDortant' to Richard -? DobbS
Spaight than all this-Uie i knew that a atrjopgde
velopment a this t Congressional District iti iai
be a
. j ' . . .wj,.
rest ot the State at the next Agu elecuonaj
VVe have never heard ofaiwreAAmiW
flagrant abuse ef power fur a more shjnufuUy
corrupt purpose Congress has deprtv the
people uftneir . true and lawiui repreenuHive,
and the Governor refuses theiu all opportunity of
electing another ! Was ever more grievous and.'
multiplied wrong ioflicted on any people ?
NEWLAND vs. GRAHAM.
Pbilo White, in his blundering way, has
stated a truth. which he was not aware)! of , I
w Atm nti r.Hni kava in hl
is Standard of
committed aa on t rage on their rights a
April 14th, Jf Mr. Graham, asltheV byj!J
- AIiJj - . Vf
-T , , t a ?
Newland must have been, .as by our laws a
plurality of our yotes elects, and it j was not
pretended that there was a tie between tbe
i..mn. k v
Agreed I sir,
where we will put you. The same House
that decided that. Mr Graham was dot: j
elected also decided (bat New and wa4 not, S
aod we will read Mn White's logic tbt)4 if 1
, U 1
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bave been fee' It is plain then that Con-
" . r i l ine parposo 01 waxing a puoiic, solemn, dediea-
gress did wrong in rejecting the claiinsj of.iinrtof their incipient designs! to Almighty God.
either one or the other of thra Gentle&len: 1 Tbeimorninff being pleasant.a large and respec-
' i , ., ; , , - . ; I , . j
.a uV r.wVvv .m, ...ojv.t., ;wutu I
go against their own feelings and interests If
and refuse the seat to Newiahd, unles he
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was clearly not entitled ergo: Coil its a case:
WAo cieariv not enmind cran'
Graham was elected, and it was a rascally
thing to turn hi rn out, and st.li more
so, to keep him out by putting off the flec
tion.
WJitg and Tory Loss and gain in Virgin
xa.
m
The Tories thtisfar.hsve sained THrtEE. I
two in Albemarle, by old Mr. Bob Rives'
long pnrae, and one in King 5c Queen . by
the apathy of the Whigs.
The Whigs have gained FIVE one; in
rowoatnn,one in f ranK:in,one m risppaoan
Bu lwo IU VamPDen
But this is not ail. Thev have pained in
the Donuiar vote in everv ronntv. pyppoI I
A bemar c: Thev will carrv the Siatii j in
. r-r - . . - j 1 rrr" i
Norember, , t18 despite of Toivismj? the
hhirlv m.lbon. of revenue, and the doO
office - holders. The Republicans off the
State will make good this prophecy.
ll htg
10 tins we add 1 in ratrick and 1 ; in
Henry, stated in the Lynchburg Virginian.
Whig Earn 7. (Ed C. Wat.)
f-Tho Whigs of New York 4ire about
to commence political operations With" the
utmost activity, and strange to sayspeak
with confidence of carrying the State for
Harrison. Westward ol Cavtiga bridge he
has a conceded majority of 8 or lOjOOO. I
W W V: . t
the rrver and soutticrn licis ot counties
give Van Buren no considerable majority,
,Rd his reiiance in cijeft ig 0n the
OiiU 1113 IWIOIIMJ III UUICI IS Oil IHtJ firiSI
vote lD the city of New York. Thiaex
Irish
nlaius his letter anil hlarnev in the
Holy
Father the rope.
Richmond Whig,
GREAT MATCH RACE.
This day came off the great Match : tace be
tween Jlrtnilt, a brown Bav Horsn. 5 yea'rftld.
by ' Tonson Dam ' Thistle ; and John Bokiom,
Sorrel Horse, 4 years old by Bertram; Dam
.i a .r r V. ! '--r Si
racKDMi. over ine auitusib uoorse-. i i mh .
It will be recollected,-that at the late meeting I ba&eandthe promotion of religion for their ob
on this Turf, Argyle was matched agaiost Cut Iject.They he generally proved, therefore in-
Crowen's Stable, for $17,000. against S15.000.
The SiaMfl of Col. Croweli contained at the same
time of makinsr the Race, noi onlv John Bas- 1
com, bat alSo"BiU Aosiin, Idy"Nashvilleaid
Bolivia. The bet Was deemed; injudicious in the I
optnion of many Turfites, because one liorse 1
L. .f .J.. . Lii I
T r. 7:.l , L 1
- a.www. " .m wv, r 1
was nni nnamniA inn uinr wa irwcxa waaaikin raav a
Wooe cqaalated with the powers of Argyle
seemed to fear the result if it were certain that
- u u .- . j .: 1 . .
v -wtvvim vi m Mtukl wnuttiwa ,
Navar n iha nil n( liumtia mn.
. - wwmr w,v v ...k,
and there could not i have been lessi than At
thousand Spectators of the race. From Lousi-
lanato New Yurk there were visitors from everv
jotarrening State. The coarse was in splendid
order, and the backers of Jlrzvle confidebt of sac-1
r were thev without friends to back
inniv nna n aaTan m nai a m m nni vMABkM i a m w .
ui oa, ;
eoa were eooallv ennfirient Knt nkmi tt,;.
circie, ascom foafid few to back him in eenaJ
" 1 j - - , uiu
bets. Two la one. wars crenenllr rennir In
i... ... :lL. 1 .
b I After Saturday but few bets of magnitude. Were
m I concluded. The friends cf Bascotn had already
.uvsi cu hi eigu uw wn to seven.
i enweu neinj iiuw. ! ; ;
At one o clock tbe horses were brought to the
post, and the track slotted to Argyle, being fast
as. t
- 1
ooented.
The start:
aetpod, nni the first
, 1
mile they i were locked near It , throoorhnn t A
S fie being a liule ahead. f In the second mile,
ascom pa&.tM his opponent withl moch "eaae;
weu mneaam reacmog ids post which
space ' was gtadoally ; but ' rapidly 'increased
larocgTiout the heat. It ; waa evident Argyle
M t heat,ind at thelcotoraencement
Pf tne loorth mile j it . was Iikewue evicVnt he
would be potted. 'A Thn three laat attsrtAnAf k.
fourth mile, Bascbm run aoder a heavy pall, not-
xtuMWHunj waicir A.rgjie was aistanceu. and
fThe. followuw ia the correct. Inne of Mrh mil
: First mile. lta. 55 -l-4s-2d do.( ra. 55s
o oo ,.im. 55 l-2a. 4th do lm. 53 !-'. 7m -
44 i-4s. r:i ? l u . i. 4
Fiunsjtba timsi mideln ihie hm It U
mai jonn isaacumf! would have. jualli or- sor
pjissed the time made by Henry ami EHpse. in
their celebrated ennteet. Here we another
evideoee of Uarolipa blood.
Buscotn being in the
qireci 1100 irom: stocks of
our own; breed ing-
tiine 'thati ever was
Uascoth baa made better
(uide belore on the Augat Ciure, nay betier
tnan aoy that ever was made in the Southern
niaies, and is now j pmnounetKl by all who wiV
nes the race, the beet Race tint in tho irn;tt
te, Post Boy not excepted The bettim?
bwgh Urge, waa not ae eonsiderable as wu
atrcipated. ) f Charleston Wereurv,
I We learn, that ibis celebrated Horse is now
ot bis way to the Norrhr where it is thought he
will nrore a tr6obIeMne customer 1a ttima rf
carcejinoTu. ; it. is, thought he will
eiige Post; Boy to the scrape: The! frie
Bascoori Were the challengers in the l&te
race.
and rather forced it on the other side! He cer
tainly has risen higher in one raco, than ever an
cure horse rose before io so short a time.
i Eo:,C. VVat.J
I MESSRS. LEIGH AND RIVES. (J
tit Is stated in . a Baltimore paper that
wnen ur. Leigh hsd concluded his! nreat
speech on. Expunging; his colleague Mr.
ntves wejnt to and congratulated-nrm, ad
in?i however, yoo have not convinced me.
JS?ced ify? replied Mr. Leigh, in
'T:.-.' ron
the, grave won Id hardly con ti nee Mr. Ries,
or rather induce htm to admit the fact.
K gletton of a fellow was dining at a hotel
who in tbe battle of knives forks jiccidenilv cut
rhianofcr; which was observed by a Yankee j ik-
er suung near oy wno bawled out, "l say, friend,
a on 1 maxe mat are hole ini vour countenance
arijNlarger for the rest of us will starve to death.
r, " , ' ' ' ' b.
J! ,;v .vur.
A lie triends ot this rising insulation will doubt-
less ce grat taea to .near 01 fits progress. Un
rbv,e,J wf h!,dat theite of.lhe Colleur
tame eotwreation convened at an early hour to
vHoeR9 ttte solemnities ot the occasion,
. In c. nfoimitt with arrangements previously
Sfni TXv
and invocation, an. Address was deli veted by the
.! ; . .. . . J
&evl R.L Morrison, which was succeeded by
tP&T oflfeH theRer . Dr.
kha appropriate Hymn selected by: the Rev.
Dr.'McCiee, and the Apostolic benediction.
k the interesting and opposite position which
Mr. M. selwcted as the subjctof his remarks,
Was; that ; True Religion is the only Basis of no
tida prosperity giving this terra such latitude
of iiiianiiig as to embrace he welfare of learning.
agriculture, commerce, the mechanic arts, and
ivhatever else is essential to true glory and bap
kness: The general tenor of his discussion
wasjjKJ; directed as to give a two-fold confirma
tion i 'his proposition. This) was effected by
showing" in the 1st place, that in no instance,
- a at a ! .
wnen vital godliness nas Deen wanting, nave
tjie, blessings of lioerty and learning, and nationa
weanhand happiness, to any considerable extent
urd'iration prevailed: and 2d, that Whereeter
.2.- 1 j-.ee..
Vn' anJ oeen oiuusoo ana preservea inns
R"!!" ' ' ,"01""?'''? c"r' Pf
SSE uTZTSTi
liberty & of the bltse'ings of civil and Social life.
1 he iliustrations which he employed were chiefly
derifjed from history a source as liule, liable
10 exhaustion in its proofs of these positions, as
in reference to any other lor which its aid has
eiverbeen soug' t. The annals of the world of
every na'doh and of every coontry teach us
tha the If jw ledge dod the fear of Gd are tbe
exact measure of civil freedom, anJ all its con
comitant ad vantages. Indeed, it requires but a
hasty glance at the revolutions and downfall of
empires, and the causes which have led to theiu,
to dscern that a reverence for the Bible, and the
practice of true virtue i alone, can secure to any
ffi ; 1 : 2 - - J .t i... t .1 .'. . I .
people happiness and the perpetuity of their In
stitutfons. It would be a reproach to the wis-
dom of the wise, not to have learned, from the
uniform Jesson of events, even if the truth had
nii; biased on the pge of inspiration, that 'The
ITATION A5D KIITGOOM THAT' WILL. JiOT SERVE
GtO0itfAt.Lt PERISH. j I
rAs'he advanced towards his conclusion, Mr.
Mi argned the necessity of a pious and learned
Minietrlrto the success of religion. He also
cuinrneaded the wisdom and munificence of the
venerablrathersof oor country, tor the Irberal
provisions which j f hey early made for the educa
tion of tbe-young, and especially of those inten
ded to be heralds of the gospel. Ine institu-
tiooa which they founded, had religion Tor their
yaiuawe oiessings io tneir country, ana win nev-
erJeease lobe regarded by the virtuous And the
wise as a? precious part of that most precious w-
britance which it has feen our felicity to re-
etearoai our ancestors, uui can tnu oe aveT-
red in tmih of those seminaries which bave been
.tiM.torlinian.nHttniU nf rirytnn? 1 ! AVherav
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firi iif luran Bcaaa ui icai aaaai aavra uiinvuiit:
XWW
been A: proportiona'-e tendenc
--s i . a a a a at a
1 nMi;M.w Bh .k r... !
I mvwriMl.ill tha adTiatam of tikr.t arbi eadaw-
w. r jr j
I mentis 4 ;
1 irr' v t nr
; The address was replete with dignified and
1 wehrhtv sentiment. While it was suited to in
terestJall, it imparted special encouragement to
those who have volunteered in the noble enttr-
I nrfse of rearing a College in Western Carina.
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1 terUtic simplicity, appropriateness, and fervor.
It awakened the devotion and the sympathies of
1 auracieu ny tnat u wad ocerea wun co&rmc
I the pioos. and aeaoied j to move I them, aa wun
I cue heart, 4o solemn work of sacredly; ded icat-
1 ing their enterprise to Jehovah. JUere forms.
i are, indeed, of bat titil t- . t L
fs. in
..w.u c-rp leeung tuebeart and the atr
f! lUet 0t foonder of ? thb instltatioa;
that HoLnrxsa to thsj lu,- be writ!
n f9andaUjf ad the topstooesofite
. -s -Jcera ana fftiartiac oft
SrJ18 C?T-?ment inflaenwahaliua-
niKZyuT.1 w,lit ,Di entimerit. there
most then be ample ground to hope, not only for
lTSirritJ,b?t ft0 tht it "m ldm4tely be
awarded some honibla ahire of th u ..J- J u
trementaUly in having spread the knowledge of
ucuecuun- iore, -and proxjoted the salt aUun of
mi rwinea world. r - J
The following atanza; priocloded tbe Hymn
selected for tecioa ;nd which in fits ap
plicauoo 16 the College; Chapel, , within land T
rouna wnose roundationS theasaemhl-r w i&en
convened, is appropriate ind expreesive :
- Long. may this builditig basuin-d,j
. A temple for the God of Lots ; . . j
And children 'a jcbildren ;here bq train'd
I F ky in the world above." , i
Atwtx tue . concJusioa bf these ceremonies,
wnue the rresbrtery were in session, lhev re
ceived whh sincere regret; ;rom Rev. Samuel
Williamson, his non-acceptance of the Profes
sorship f Chemistry and Ahtljematict, to which
he had been previoosly appointed. The neces
sily of filling the vacancy iihos onezpectedly
made, aod also of electing j-j person to the Office
of Stew-rd, rendering it expdient.that the Pres
bytery sh.ould convene asairiat a time not verv
remote, they therefore adjouiod , to meet again
at the Bethel Church 00 the first Wednesday
m June at 1 1 o'clock A; Mlf They deem it im
portant, also, that the Trustees of the Colh-ire.
should convene at the samefume and place; lor
theporpose of duly onraniztng their Board,- and
execo ting some official bu&ipecs, w h ich , i 1 is be-
iifcvea, will then be thrown iioon their hands.
1 1 4: . 4
All convenient expedition in these arranare-
menta is orged by the sanguine expectation that
the College will go into j operatiou early in the
ensuing t U. II .1
Charlotte, N. C. April 12 18S6. , j
M
At his residence in Albemarle. Va.lof a
lingering disease, PEAClUY R. GJLMER,
Lsq, formerly of Bedford! county, a gentle
man of distinguished reputation in the legal
profession, a man of unblemished character,
and celebrated for those rare social qualities
which made him the charm of every circle
in which he moved. Hi ;
Near Camden on the Ipth inslsnt. in! the
,65th year of his age, BENJAMIN BINE
HAM, a native of North1 parohna, and a
highly respectable citizeiq.
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Commercial Record.
FA YETTJB VltLE.
ARRIVED. I
April 0,Steamer Henrietta, with full freight,
for sundry Merchants in Fayetteville and J.
M. Coffin, Thales MeDonald, Michael
Brown, F & J. Cowan, IV. Underwood,
Smith c Ray, Mebane & Moring, J. cjr R.
Gilmore, and Lindsay & Brothers, of the in
terior. ' 'J f
Also, March 30, steamer Clarendon, with
tow boat Transport, with Goods for sundry
persons in Fayetteville, and for Win. Mur-
a T w mmm V j M eT a a w f.' a
pny, J. rJ. troy, 1 roy, ;p urake, Mi A.
London, Evans limes & go., 01 the inten-
or.
Also, on the 5th inst. Steamer Clarendon,
with her tow boats Commerce Sc Ann Pink,
with Goods for sundry Merchants in Fay
etteville; and for J. VV. Lindsay, A U. Lind-
a i t art,' a rare sv ; a
say, Kooerts sc rinckston, 1 roy ol uraice,
Meroney & Bailey, E. V Pgburn, E. w.
r..u.. e. i v r t e. r-',
JV till I 11 iX VJU.I .1. IJ. M I LV. 1 IUT Ok JViaAiC.
J. & H, Gilmore. E Sr. WJ Smith, Wise-
r j . .
man & Packston, McAdoq & Scott,
an &. Rankin. A Stnont. Pidckston
erts, J. M. Morehead, Armstrong, Mebane cy
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Co., Mebano & Moring, Fpard & Ellis, I V.
C, Ploht, James Purify VV c P. Gilmore,
J.no. C. McLaurin, Woodburn & Shelly,
Winnis o; Pailey, Mrs. S. Hill, J. Uill,
S.
Johnson, G. E. Badger, of the interior.
Steam Boats Henrietta, John Walker,and
Clarendon arrived yesterdy evening, all ful-
y laden with Merchandize for Merchants
and others of Fayetteville and the interior.
f articulars in our next. II
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April 1, Steamer John Wslker, with Cot-
, tie M i
on, i ooacco, Ltaru, otc f: .
Also, on the 6th.Steamer.Clarendon,with
boat Transport in Tow, vith Cotton, To
bacco, Sec.
Going, Going Cheap ! !
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY.
TSTTT.T.T VTVr WTTTRPHIT
W J.iliji..lVVl Vf
fat note receiving atmiS Store,
in Salisbury,
A FKESH SJOCK
OF ; m' -
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SPRING & SUBjlOrlBR
GOODS,
Which have been selected carefully and attn
tively, and boogbt entirety, lur iub, m
Philadelphia and New York for the
"V . r 7.:. . jhi un
5prirgof l30,ano win ac . niv i
as low as any GOfJDScaa
be sold in this part of
I the country.
His Stock compmee every Article general
' keot in Stores.
tr-7AH kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
will be bought at the highest market prices, j -
Mv friends will receive my grateful thanks
for past favors, and may resf assured that no
pains will be spared to men a conunoa i Kirby's irurtory, llahtta and InstxacUons of Aoi
those favors. 1 !I ' I mala beior the 7th No. cfthsBridzt water
Salisbury, April 23d, 1836-4
FOR SALE Al THI J k list
i
melancholy newa of Oie death 4f Ea.,-5br
H. G. Barton. He died on 21st lnst.at CealUs
soru xPCKa oanry ?i --v ? ii'
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TT1URSUANT to a decree 0 the Court pf fi.
Ji i qaity for Rowan County; at -April terra.
1836 f the Clerk and Master will all .i-ik.
Court House in Saliaiwry, 00-Tuesday, the llih
j w ay nexi,
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flanging to the Heirafat Lawof MnKmer.
dec d adjoining the Lads of Peter Kerns' aad
Vthers one euntainin? - - r JLS
THE OTHER CONTAININO
A credit of twelve monihri will be givae, and
B-nj wnb approved a4cerlty for the parchase
money reqairad 00 the day of sale. ! - - '
S. 8ILLJ UJr:r.A
Apni S3, 1330 iw-90
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THE Clerk and faster in the Coartof
Eqaitr. will sell at the Conrt ffnoM ir.
Salisburv.oo the I7lh dav of Mav next, a Tract
of Land containing I i ' '
Adjoining the Lands of George Frfek. Georze
im uiunm, oriunging 10 me xieirs as
Law of John Elter.decid. 00 a credit twelve
months, requiring bond and approved security for
the purchase money 00 the day of sale.
o. SILLiMAN, c. m . a.-
April 2$, 1836440
KTOTHOBv i
BT virtue of a Decree1 of the Court of Equity
lor Rowan County .made alAnrilierm 1M6:
the Clerk and Master I will sil i ik. r.,i
House in Saliabory. on the 17th Ala m.xt- on a
credit of 12 months I
TWO TRACTS Oli LOTS OF LAND,
belonging to Rosa Waller, an infant, descen.
ded to her from George Waller, dee'd her faihr
wno 01
adjoining the lands .of Samuel Reeves, Alfred
ijupie and outers: the iother of
adjoining the lands of John Trailer and others.
tiequinng oonoa wttn sqtncient security lor tha
purchase money on the day of Sale. . -1 t- " '
SAMUEL SILLIMAN, cm. a.
April 23 1836 4w40i
Horace H. Heard,
Respectfully tenders his thanks t?e citizens
of Salisbury and its vicinity for the liberal
support he has heretofore received in his business.
He informs the public that he still carries orr the
IN ITS SEVERAL BRANCHES AND VA
RIETIES AND ACCORDING TOHE
Port an4 London.
Ha AVt PbriraiM Philadelphia.
He
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shall be done faithfully and occerdwg teprotaiie
and that is not what every mechanic caa iiv At
a aaaw SW I AI.
I least it is not wnat tney do.
oauaoury, pni xa, 100 imu
SHOD j&JD BOOT
MAKING.
I !
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rJ!H, &ubscnoeria now prepared to execute
lava iiriev if in itnrv a a-, a
his works trial and than determine
uaaualitv. I
aa to
quality
DAVID KERNS.
April 23d. 1SS6 tfiO
FOR SALE,
500 ACRES
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OF LAND on Fourth Creek two miles
Northeast of Siatesvijle, whh good build
ings, good meadow: 0 or 1 00 acres of ciaaf
land, iu a high slate of cultivation, either with
IT. JTA1 '
1 8cnoer bas determined to remove to the i South-
west, if he has to do so 1st tbe expense of a
considerable sacrifice next fall. The terms wilt
be accommodated to salt the paicbssei aod the
Land divided into two tracts if necessary.
JAMES SIMONTOtf.
April 23d, 1836 3 w40j ;
Temperance Meeting.
rUlHE firttl annual Tecnpennce aieetlnir fa-
JL lhe E3lrn cct,on Csbarms Cenoty, will
beheld at Moant.Pleasani, on Thursday, the t
15th of May next. When and where Several
gentlemen of literary altaihmmenta aie exnecled
tuaen ver sadressea; among whom will be the
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nev. ur. uooioaooitev.acr. feiuck, iiav. atr.
Morrison. . i .
GEORGE tJARNHARDT, Secretary,
April 19, 1836. . i
JYtxv mlrriraUm
AT THE WOI1TU ckuQtXSX BOOH
stoiIh. ;
I Japhet in search of a Father complete.
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Cbaireles by the anther cflPelhaa -'
One in a Tbousaod, by thej author of Rtehelutv
Scenes and Ubaraetenstica oi nioaoaion, wim
Sketches of Soeietv, by Emma lloberta ;
Gilbert Garoey, by the aathorU SajingSjand
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I n.p,t Knowled?e. Phiendbr. br ilra..
ajUi4 . ,;..--,f '..
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For sale by
TURNER & HUGHES.-
April 16th, 1836. 33
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