North Carolina Newspapers

- - ) rH m4 hi t.4 if J I. Ml muuH ,11 M 4 tu ? -tti ie'l 1 f W atliii irr iii'S v. a '1. null - iiii'K ate from tATWTFROIrEXAa,- the NewOrleaneTrbe American, january26. v . . TelPffrtph ' of January 3 contains a A i .5 from the Department bf War, JLlow,, DcbfSvitMh Harve, f ! f fxaa. of opinion lb,t another Ciontv.tlUk. pi-- Our Uopea are IT" rf on the return or aanta nii,owari Kom the new Republic lb. horror, of GENERAL ORDERS. ( . - ..laul iKia lnarlmell. r.mn.in ...-- . .. . --,- - roroi"V"-: . .- n... a .i L". iMoadier Uenerat reua " -"- t . ... : -...... late v e.eai.d fwro Meta- I1 . ' 7 hevoi.d a 1uub thai our bloodthirsty E il .re making tormirfable prupeiaiion a fcai every good fi i r ! Kepuitie wilt oe KIVl a '",rt "'' ,rT" l ,h" ilnd.rd of hi- country I.MirWl glorjf sa... i,h m who pP-fH t do hi. -. frn.l if"ny end dbgr, (nd 'h cu F ...!.. .rf h.icali.in shell pormie the eS - " . " "..... ... th i - n h ex U ,h.l ever, .We WWw IilMelf, with a buo4 gun anu no.r. -------Xf smunili.m.snd ten d.y.r. pwr Ly. on hsnd.so s m oe euaoie- . - F4" . -... ;.... .. ,at assured fcn.nenie warning v -r hat they shall noi oe narr.--u , i , ---- call ia made, U i ...! ilm ttm man u itreo ami cnnuarn.ij wr..--. ill km fully prepared U MM Itprrnipily. IM; rt man no wrpeete It nniin fi" r" hu hliiHIf pairM and aoiaiei. bhioi Ik j in ;ndil weasurea I? urgi.iw me iiiimia L,thiu iheir rf-.pei'ii, JriMioiiuna, accorai.ig ,,n NCieniillrd la acl wgaoixmg iaa iniii- J,t i hey ahall noi w n.rru cilled into Iha fiel! ly rt-qnirra i; tntf hn iha ci q itred and ainfldf nlly beli-el io ine piw Urleaoa paper or Janutrj U. 8. FriCaTC CoifiTSlLATIo, J Poa iaa Byt Jaa. 4 18 J7 J 8i: The U. & Ship iWoiu Ca plain Bla den Dul.ny, yrill tecfl the 8 W. paaa of Ilia Miasimip(M on wr about the let of Feb. niary , for tliu purpMO of giving convoy to any oi the American teasels regularly clear ed front the Cuatmn tlouae, bound lo Tex as, Metainor.s, Taaipico, or Vera Cms. N. P,.MIX, Commander. FROM FLORIDA, Front tht Mobllt Mercantile Advertiser, L February . V IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA. The SteatnlMat Champion. Captain Mm- ray, bringa the following inielltgonre, de rived frooi paanengers on board the cutter JefTfisoru-at PenaaVola, three days from luuipn Bay. I he intelligent- is that tbe celebrated Indian, culleo Jmnper, and the n (fro Ai Imiu, he Wen- exptitred; and tliiit 0 eo'n hinse( barely made his escape, with culv he followers, in the direction of the South: , The slmp of war Concord, with Coin modore Dallas on boni, was capei-ted at Fensarola in about a week. The Vandalu hid taken tbe pUce of tbe Concord at Tampa. WATCII3IAN. Salisbury, Feb. 18;i837. fir order oT lb- PrinuJent, ' umi I mis riciirn - - - Secieiary wl War. ' Prom the- Lutest Texas Telcgrspb.1 , ATTENTION, MILITIA OF TEXAS! To American prisoners, who, for many L.ntha oast htve, with I"" " S m", Miciates, oeeo their oitfortunate 1 doomed to labor in the j - MoirroniiEir, Jan. 51. SERIOUS DEPRBDAriON'" IN TUB CliF.EK COUNTRY. We have Ju received the f illnw ins; letiera from gt-ollemen living in the infected oiiunuy tlirrr i now no lorihrr d ubt about the rrpte seniaiiona f Indian dpiediiua. The vlun Uef citmparifea of our town are now mottiering pivparaiorj lo leaving. Getnf im Journal. Mohticello, Jan.8th, 18J7. Dtar Sir : On the evening before at, a par ty "I Indians attacked the house of old Mr. Lew la Hugh, in the north weal corner of Uarbur County. They killed a negro iellow and a n gto child in Hie ami. of it mother Tbe wench received a ulijlil wound but made her escape, ml We learn that, the ceremony of the eleetiou of President of the United Slates his been com pleted, and that, on the 8th Instant, Martin Van Buren, was, by he President of the Se nate, and in presence of both Houaea of Cio gtesa, proel.iaied elected, fur four years Irum and after the 3rd of Maich neat : and aa no one in aoiuinaiiuu received a majoriiy .of tbe whol number of vulea for Vice Preidni, the $enate proceeded to Vole for the two highest on the list; which reaultod aa follows : for Richard'M John son of Kentucky' 33 lor Fraueea Uranger of New York 16 ao Col. Johnson ia elected Morria of Ohio, Wall of N. J ., Tipton and Hen diicks of Indiana and Cutbbert and Kmir of Ororgia, voting for Johnson, although the Mates rpieenle! by them voted against him Drawn and Strange of N. Carolina, aJau vute4 for John ta. . .... 1 1 , . lAVrrnce would have btwu wiiin bir:tint Mr. Van Duren ol six;y elM-ioial votes. 1'he ohm lenuie upon which Mr. Van Uurrn iioltl. hi. high aiaiioo, will duubihss have an important bearing upon the couran of hm aiiniiniMlration." Llmlctf jicn tret I re. 4 rtei inn MA tl fcH in i l J -lb- t.n(TiM . tut ufi ay iireels of Met amor , having made their j Mys thai the luat abe saw of ht-r maatei he waa Wipe and arrived at Una place, confirm the ! rui ig down the hill.and aonte niieen or wen- leoolrt lliaf the Mewwtna.are making renew- ty Indian-after Inmj be has noi been ieu ainee, Vd iffi.rt to invaile 1 exsx: lfai reiniorc- . LnU were reaching Melalooras, and a large ' On yeaterdij rm.rning eight men went to w I -.. .)..! In irriM Collllolirf , anu .o .cii,n win. foi.eeiiHfcted emMi to arrive . . , .... fi . tve have sisoseeuoiiririena uk hh, .... . .. . - lhi, Uk -1V i,,.!,,,, .nd u itixm were killtHl ; they exrhsngea in fee or lour r.Riiitls wi n tbein and retreated. maf,$ w ouphl not to lute a moment't 0ur u ,,4, , company here to dsy, ihm in prrptnuig for ,,,1 ....;,.. -B(i Wj 10 the Bornmg, ill V IIH e sjioar mu as v iih.hu - " hn returned from the- army 00 Saiutday iM. anl .! ft Ibis plice for eam yesterday. In ffteal haaie, our, &e. JOHND CUU1TS. P. S. Mrs. Pugh waa not . a- a . --.a I..- Let no man wall I r orot rt 10 pin 11 1 nun h order, and in ever lenpecl well eq'iipptd, b mitrrlt ar a iiioiwenrs warning. ... . ... i r II will lie ies ir.muie iot h . M1,lhB, 1B iU J)u:p linn-elf and meet the enemy, than to 'w jk- preparali na lo move 11 is ismriyi ana ire qnt sure there are men enough west the SiB. Jscint t leatat any ittacks Inch Mexico can nutke, it we pre owe ii net in concert, determined to defend urtelvea. It 11 hoped co lime will be lost to orgian at home. nd lamily that I p the militia; and in anticipation ot thia tirable obiccl, lot every one arm ana e- j Up hitnaelf, and be ready. We understand that oui army is in gooo biidiiion; and we conbdeutly iiopo lit at, 111 te event wo should be called on to join a. shall be enabled to make short work f teeMxted campaign, bj a total smash of e M xtraii army. Texas, although with the loss 01 many pen. undei the most unfavoral le circtiin- me haa always, whipped the Mexicans; lid abat have we to apprehend in another tempt? Travii aaid that If Smta Anna bok the Alamo, it should be worse to mm in 1 defeat. He had one thousand five ndted men killed and wounded. MoHTicaLr,o. Jan.9.18JT Sir 1 The Indians are oomiuittin, depreda tions and murdering the eiiiens in the a-ci 01. oi this countrv near the Harbour line, not fur from Fort Watson. On tb 'itfih iuslani, H.ey muruered Lewis Pugh and some of In nerfror Ylerdav our ctlizena hid two engjii-iiiei.U with Ihem.aiid were deftateJ witu the low ol two men kilted, ilia not kuown wheiuer any Lidians were killed. Please lo make this known to the ciiiiena ol M..iim:uerv. The Indians e&liinated at from tbtity to titty. In baste, A C. STILLMAN The Indians commitlinj ihe sbove foul inur d-. doubilesa are a portion ol those wlio wne I, ft m the friendly camps, until the return 01 ine Warrior from Florida. A irnntleman ol respee mi.ilit. in oar own town velrday, who reatJes in the vicinity ot the oeP8 of blood. tied, is of ooiiiton, that a coiisid-raulH loioe oi me norma .1 .. -.. I 1 I !. .1; .T.....I l idians nave come up aim jvmcu mni CreeKS. i coR- direeH shrff Ul jroffot .CoiuMmr('Tias.) Jsn. 6. CupUin Thomas Allen arrived at this ney.at. rday with thirty Mexican prison- Vtaki-n by oui troops st dinvrcni nmca, n .umucion if their being sous, but who lli?e lory only engaged in trading horses, nd mniiffline tobacco o --...: We are pleased wuu tbe signs 01 ine nun prepanng frr another invssioo. no ous- knonanie orovatls: but a inanirrstalion, kl-r ttr wr have heard-, on the part of our iiizfns to be , prepared and ready. We t'fglud low Captain Splnne calling on, nis Id romnamons 111 arms to prepare to obey Uer l ftf (.. President. w nu n. we uni., Vlt m 1 1 made till occasion, requires 1 he minis of Egypt. (Ralb'a ani fljrter's f'tlUiibood.) on the Uoloraao, are now f mm Idino a oiK.d boat for the uaeot Mercer s pissing; and this whole district will, at any r enirni. . Vpaiia ' lo march. 1 hey are ViUino to ad.nr aa far west al the art P' .rrd, but not inclined again to leave the pnkcof the Cole add We hope to hear ll alike promplnetia in oth rdtslriris;it may live our countrr. and no disadvantage, ran f"w. even should we.not be called into the fl'; anil we have the otmoet confidence lalee aat irl;nc.berMi-i.cd. tin rslsasedMBat it is not beUevsd at this time. ! tbat lbs propuaed location will Increase' the euat. further than a due . proportiu of the increased disteoee, which will bs 1 so aoaoh sain toward ike ulterior destinalfon oTeoatiaaation of the Rail Road aa speciAed in the stusadineal of tbe charter by lbs laat Legislature. .Another ob ject to, be twined by lbs lulfilmeni of the eondi- Hon, is to arrive at Ihe part af Ihe Rivr where there is what ia called Slack water navigation for a very considerable diaianee above : and by " ..i-n r.ii.! , ujr'Hj, in.i nv corpora lion may probably dispense wi n constructing the.XVilkeabnroiigb branch by opening the navi gation of the river that lar. at a much smaller coat. The money reeouroee of the community, thai are or may be iuiereaied in the Rail Koud echeiue re limited toaome point, beyond which they cannot go ; where that punl ia, or to what a mount it extend, cannot be precica-ly defined ; still as there ia a limit, ii ia highly neceary lo ase the almost economy. If Ihe river can be navigated a far as WilketoroughA it would-be much cheaper to do so than lo run a rail rua-l because il ia of itself a natural high way , and na ture will periodlcal!y repair it without euat. So thai if it will anawer the same purpose thai a rail road would be expected lo do; il ia most ad viaable to adopt tbe river in ita place. With regard to 4he incklentah or resulting lobe expected from tbe rail tad, the reason dial -assigned applies ia lis fullest fotce, mamly 'that it cannot be so located aa lo aeconiioudatc each individual." , ft will no doubt, greatly in crease tbe value of real estate all along ita bur Hers, li il be liirateJ where it may, and that more immediately on ita margin to Ihe greatest But thia should be only a secondary To furtif at a cutriUiKio the stead of 1500.000, 3 00,000 waa ahtpprd ; and. including Ihe epneie earnee eel by individ ual, the ameent waa aboat , a million of ; dol Ur. . ; - " v : . Stocks have irtme sn lo-dsv. ,Tbe arrival ol the Knglaad proves a Uud send to all specula lore..-;- W ;. P 8. S P MTha Northern and Eastern Mad kl hi. Silas Wright la re-elected lo ine Se r.ate or the u. 9. ft s years from the 4m of March next, to ihe Senate the vote stood 86 to S 1 In the HmiBK, 87 10 17. "vt , Nothing of iiui'iKianoe from the East, 4 v Symptomatic. The Charlottesville Re publican, fwliicha ss our readers are ap- - ... .. prised, is published within a few in lies oi Mr. Hm. C, ilives residence, 1 warmly recoiumeuda the . I'a-Aing.oniin,' a pa per just published in asluniriou. and which deal in the fiercest invectives a gsinst Denton and Kendall, to the patron age of the people of Albemarle. We ne ver will be eilent, aaya the Charlottes ville paper, while Mr. Rivea is to be tra- loced, vilified and abused, whether those that do it call themselves Democrats or WUijr. Mr. Rivea'e sob-UerMe not, we think, be more sensitive than their T11E C7l.FOR ATn) BACB IIOTtlSE, !; OAIlblllX ' WILL aland the ensuing season, at my' siahle, st Hpriog Ur.v, Brunswick fW Virginia, within i mi lee f Lawreneevill 50 ' mileaaimib weal of Patersrairg, H weal of Bel field, -10 north of WarreniiHi, N'C -and will be lei in mxres at 35 ihe aeaeon, and 60 iesar nnee payable as soon aa the faet at aacerlaind, r ihe properly is in any wsy changed with !.' fjaeh ease to the gloom Mates left with ihe hone, will be paaieced gratis, and led wiibgraie . agreeably, to the owners direetioa, and oe mm- rata terms. Tbesesaon will end en the 10 b joiyj . '--it, .;: CaaoLisuiv hv Just claims epon ihe pnMie aa tin ate tat any other horse, being s goud rarr himself, and (he gaiter of raorra, of great dis- lii ctMi bnudeai his purity of blood, being deaern del ttiiei il'y from the very beat racers in Eng land if America. He caa boaot of ihasncoaimon aioiiiiii'-M, laKiingnesa and ability lo . carry Iha heaviest weigh is, more parlinularly en the aide In. lm. a.hu.11 luma rlirm-llv lon III ihe llOlllil 1, .,., ,.., t'li fiiul,., kv iha (.ullun Ara. hii.ii, her dam hi Cade, out ot ifcaifaniuoo mar chief. When Cassiua ail mil t'.wl lrutu-i bald Clrartoiie,' Ihe very beet mare in ail ia an " older and a better soldier'' than t Enaland ot her day, which tana 1 ace of 4 mi lea I ai .a Market; on ln let da ol .May, nil earrting H u,n. , lb., her.ng Washly's We do not like to deal in ie and anils but it ia a remaikable lacl.thal f Hie vote oionu eoun ly a I one lad been reversed at the late elttetion for V ieidcni, Martin Van Duren ' . uld have beru deleaied. i U a striking faci faaja the I extent CJituDwiiTHie ueraliJ) thai Mt. V an lion 11 one .-..j..,,,: inn 1 irviiou iu ri-aicrm'T. IO III-' ue or . , j. ... , ItHrkscuou-. IV,...M.Ua.. ' ll.rf .h. -,... . : V thecommanity in which we live. in that county been r!vered, Uem ral llarnaon because otherauiay be iiicidewiatlj more beuefla. would have had the vte of Pennsylvania. and a le.l by it than ourailvea.is acting most ungener- A . ff. ., ..... t !... ' !.... ...... i VI. ... . ... l 1 1 . oiialy, like ine dog in ine manger, wno wouiu um himself, friends claim precedence for him with a ba l gf.ee. ' The nation will be spt lo believe that Mr. Rives knows himself belter than his friends know him; and if he insii't uNin it liiat Benton 1 the " bet let'' Jai-kson-Vaii-UureiAnii-Bank-Deoi-ocratic-Uepuhliran ol the twain, the m xl Itux'-ker CnuventiiHi will of eou'ae give him the nomination lo the Preaidetiey . a the moat worthy ! Heaven help Mr. Hives, il Lieu ion be tSe belter man. Lynchburg flrgoiion. R. E Parker, a member of the Senate of U. States, haa been elected by ihe 1 Legislature of ) irgmia, a Judieof the Court of Appeals, lo , supply the vacancy occaaioued by the deah of Judge Carr. The Whig ssys that, M one of the stiong aigumtKa adduced in favor of Judge Parker was, that he did nut have his health at ash 1 n tort : iha first time perhape, that II health was ever pleaded aa a recommenda tion for a man's being pat into an office of severe labor I" The Hon. George Loyal I of Virginia, and the Hon. E. Pettigrew of this Stale,1! present uieiunels of the House of -Repreaenlaiives, have both publicly declined being candidate for re- elecliuu. let lira ox eat Ihe hay becauie he could not eat the hay bimaelf The increased, value of real estate, no mailer (rom what cause it arista is s political advantage, -i-canae it eontribuieea just proporti in to the State Treasury .and consequent ly tbuee whose estate is enhtndd in value by Ihe location of tbe rail road, will thereby incur a reoiiaibi!ity for increased taxation, white other, noi enjoying ihe like enhanced value, will pro- portiotiably be relieved from- taxation. The influence of the intended rail road upon the value ol land will extend loan indefinite di tanca on each aide of ita location, at and after iha time it mav be com pie Ud. So that in order lo render ita oonairoonon certain, every land holder within tea than fin mile of its trick. ought to off r hiB mite, or so much as he pawibly caa toward to construction, and he will 1 hereby gain some right lo infiueuce its location in such place as may be most to bis advauta.e. UlllAKO. For ths WiTCHafair. The Manehetl er. Capt. DaanaiROx cleared at Lieraail on lh 19ih Deeemla r, for Cuy Point, having on board ihe celebrated home Pn am. purchased of Iord CuKbTBariCLn, by Di. A. T. B. MkaaiTT, of llh kaf .rd. (a ) (or himself and partm r. Coronet and two brood niaree were shipped in the same veeanl. The Roeky Mountains The Pennarlesninn aisle that froleaair Ren wick, of Columbia C'ul leg-1. New York, give it a hi beliel, f. umdeH on barometrie Snd '.rigonoiueiK-exieriment of Air. Thompson, a surveyor of lhi N. W. Fur Com piny, that one of Ihe of ihe Rocky Moun tain haa ao altitude of .5,000 leei, winch w nearly equal lo the HitSaUva of Asia, ihe high eat range in Ihe world T he U.s ky mouiiiaiii are the continuance ol the Audee range the lofu eat in the western world ; and there ia every reas'io to believe thai ita altitude ia not uuteil ally diminished North of the Equator. To make hard water soft We take the hard waier from our -well, and mm oar bucket wo put one ounce of the carbonate of mala, which dia aolvee iimnetliatef r when the waier ia wanned, and it beooim a at once aofi an I harrul -H, aa he purest rain water. This article i foreale at any of the apuihecariee ur druggists, and coal welvaceul per pound. Boston Mir. Journal ir .11 at"' sll "" FROM TEXAS. From 1 e U.n.l,r Krlm of Felirunrv 1. JSEN.lRAVO AT MEtAMORAS Wt fs...l U....A lal ufK.wmA In 1 rt ti inrtT . v f- agg 1 VI 1 ess m "at e - -r--- I'H it-... Oil. aalltin. 'in AlILfL of llitt is - e7l ia n a " - " - fWlP mider hia coin mand. ; W hen the yes. f,, willed, which- was the Wiraeverl de Fnaients of irooos "had come , to, and f'ltera to the hum her 0.-4.000 are expec- !c- Q larititics of military itorcs ba,d also. re.n. briiHohi in. amone which were Been nbl, batteaux for crossins " rivers, 81c " f" t, the material preparations for inva ,nn soem far more comolete than before, p still tl,e great material of all is aaid to sntinr, as cnmplainU were not sup- Poised of no pay having been .'Tot-jome ! receiveL-Thof4he note of oreoara r'n f r the invasion of Texaa ia inure than r"nded. :.. ThetitesstrG6dAti:fet we enj i nurelv a free if ifl from our Creator ; biit lliai ... r - j we enjoy no more, can no.er urn 00 uirmm injury, or a josi reason to question nia innnne b!iievoIence. All our n.ppmesa is uwiiij goodness : but thai 11 1 no greater, is owing on ly lo ourselves ; inai is, ki our ,1.01 -i" inherent right 10 sny happiness, or even to any exiaier.ee at all. This ia no tnoie to he impute.i to God, than the wants 01 a nog ar 10 ine person who h relieveojbiin ; that lie nad sometning, as owing 10 his .benefactor, but ths.1 he had no more. only. to hia own ouginat Hverty, Jtttributes of God There aie four short sen tences ol noiy wru, am omiinu ...h more of the know ledge or Uod than ail me unaio ..1 wirlnni of man had ever been able to diicoV- . - a ani r it f Uud ia me God ia ci - 1 - light ' God ia love ' pinruaiiiy 01 esaem-e, i ..a . a .. .. a r unity ot suosiance, purny m namir, .- .n...... lence of character are inns, wno a uuiim. .c vily piedicated ol Jehovah. piety and the fine arU.u Since I have known ...mI ... aau a manner." said Henry Msrtin, painting, poetry and music have had charms unknown o me before. I have r. ceived w hat I .. iaat for iViem I for reunion lias re fined ma nW and made U suseejihbU of tm ,.- from tlie sublime and beautiful. Oh, how-fehg'oo secures the lieiirhiened ei-joymeni oflh.no plessores, whicn .Krtepi eo mu, nu. (iid.br thetrbeeotnirnraao . aw-'x'.:- M-s-aas-i Xew way of curing a. Fever.- Having read, said the author f Ruasian Skeb-hes. in some old . . ... ... .I...I a aaih.r hfld been bik ol travew iw ..j-s-, - - -- - .1 f b.er bv havin cuia water uirowi. or . - .... , ... . . him. I ptopaCd aaimiiar procwrainB . ra.l. a. to which thl aaaenieo. -: . .. 1 .tH in crawling to ihe diair tlr l was tmwiHiivx to let anv one toiich me fiir fear ol r :.. v-.. . wket fill of water wa thrown ' . ..li . ... ..n am and walk hack. over me. I wa auie e. -r - - and fell into a pr.duse pewpiratMin ...u '- ble sleep, on awaking oulul wuien ineiev.. u. left me. . Tht Creat Raft oa Red RiVer-Capt. Heii- f a. ..rv ..- Ilia fiDetll- mmm r.i a. i as m l' vaa n w nnsiisissii1" - 1 tion f. opening the nav.gition ol Red Ki-w expended mora than on hundred and fitty aeven Ihouaana dollars in me eniorpnr:. - - . IhriHigh ihe raft distance of 151 ni'les. and i,.aoly9milee.'em.iningV lie clear pagsjbtlthe ft leoirin Uflig"en Re.1 River will then He 720 miles, opening the richest land..and a beau tiful climate, to ihe lobora ol agriculture. The Fayetieville and Western Pail Road seems lo be a matter ol much internal at this time. But there also appear some doubt snd considerable jealousy existing in many places a mils punitive Licaiion and thia ia the natural consequence of the collisi in uf different interesia; for let the road bs located where it may, some pwrsons, and no doubt considerable nun Sera, m ill conceive themselves di.ubliged. Let such per son consider ; that it cannot be locale J in such manuer as lu accommiaiate every une precisely aa he might wish. The suhjoct f location aptly resemldea the result of a cuinimrn election ; eve ry nnecannol be accommodated with the choice ol his favorite candidate, but often hnlf the voters muat consent lobe represented by a member nrf of Iheir own choosing, because ot ibe operation o1 the prinoip1 'bai the majority must govern lint it i presumed that the location of the rood w. II be soiiled by ledger influence 1 for those who offer the larger quantity of money toward constructing il, will have iho more imperative v .ice in coiiirouling Hs management. If each s ii.H cominuniiy sboulJ amu x a condition of its n .ni rii.ntion. it isereatly fnared that the whole a -heaie will fail lor lack of concert in il prose cution ; for one section h is as goud a right to a ...ti.iiti.rii of locitiou as anntbet- ltaHot how ever, be considered as oi j -ciionable for any one or one hundred iwniiibutora lo use sll their lerfg- . ifl,...ffa hi liH-aiinff the road, at sum place a. shall oe likely lo prove th imwi profi'able lo the atoi-kholdera.tor thiai an ol jeci nndonbi the ... d.irahle In all that may be cone, rued in the bulinese. The condiuon annexed lo the Sal Ubury subscription ia believed 10 be id Ihwlaliei charac er, for it is opposed lbl the .ation in ..., ii,rin will induce a larer number ul Ul.aaru v nassenirer or traveller lo be transrwrted on ... ..r .i.,.. ..1 il.. if "ocaled further lo Ihe p.ll, vi .... . , -- Soulh-easl or lower down the Yadkin River. '-..,.,. iifaihei eornorationa ot a aimila ! .ji..-..- - - - kiritfishow that Ihe amount received from pas ...- :,. ;...k n.ir thn Iha lumoerson iuiia" " But if Ihe toad now conteniplai. d to be made a ! . 1 .. a . m - 1 1 r a . Il does not run in trie aireciiou ma .ia.-... moo. ihe source of profit from iheir u.naporia .i,i .ill be cut off ; although it ia a general rut that .be tide of travelling follows the tide 01 aeneralru e wuhiMil none iraue, j- ... -t' . The reader of this paper will find, 011 re ferring lo the account of yesterdays pro ceedings in Congress, that tbe ceremony id the election of President ol the United Stales, to succeed the incumbent, ha been completed by opening ami counting, the voles ol the LicftM--; and that Martin Van BuRBN has been oiltcially prwlaiii,e.i us choaeii I'k.sideSt or the Umtku Stts ioi four jeuis from and after iho third day 'f March next. No person voted for having received a majority of iho ulcctoral vuui for VlcE I'ubhiDCM' of the United States, the fact waa reported to the Senate; .m election b nig iinmcdiutely held by th.it body bi lwee.i Hie two hiuhust on the list. Uichahd M. Jounson was duly chosen Vice Ph.hosnt f the Utiitud Stales for the eu.uing term of four years. --- JVal. MMellt'ienctr. The following piuruph, fiom the New Yoik Juuroalol Comuierce, is a pretty tatt llostralion ol liie utter lallaiy ot ihe theory of an exclusive metalic currency. CASH. We would suggest to the advo cates of the superior value ol epecio over pa pel, that they should send ngcutu to cor rect the people ol Hie South snu tvt-st who have all ol II. cm lalleu Into sad una- lakes on thikPoioL--lw- Svnhi( for -in stance, a Dimr draft on New York foi $100, payable in ten days after 11 g Is here, and nun 111 uolhnik but papvr, will actually sell or a huoilred and oU silver dollars. It 1 a uliamu mat people -liuulti bo so Htipiwd upon, -tp-cie h.is real, intrinsic vaiue. It is the conslilulioiiai cuircocy; it iswiu auil able currency: 111 short, it 1 r.;ui cash. Pa per baa no valuu It is a mere representa tion id S"in:llii')g. ucing iis-ii i.utinng Yet the people in Savaunali have i;coiiw ao crazy, thai, this noiniiui soie:tlifiig but real nolhiii, they are paying away Jackson gold and silver, not dollar lor dollar merely, but a specm dollar and a copper cent to boot, for a papvi oollar. BitH In thia Tuwn on Friday nvenine 10th inatani Mr. GEORGE FKALEY, in the 60th year of lna age. In Ihia County.very suddenly ai Saturday eve ning Ut.Ca pi. WILLIAM BRANDON. In this County, on the 15tli insl. DAVID SMITH, infant son ol Guorge W. binith, Sged 7 mouths. In tine County, on the lOih Instant, SARAH, consort of Mr. Jacob Smith, igetl 30 years. ' At his reidenee in Iredell Co , verv suddenly hi ihe 1st iust.Maj. WILLIAM FALLS, s soldiiti of the Revolution, tu lb 74th year of hia On board a steam boat near Mobile, Alabama, on T.nwday the 17th oil., the Rnv JOHN AVERY. I). I) .formally for many years R o- torol Si. Paul'a Churclu.J'-denloOr N C; A letter florin 1 Miibilesys, "he had been on a viii In this place Ihu wek preceding. nd complain ed of a severe Colo; liule hop. waa entertained by hia friends here for hi reooverf . So calm and tranquil were Ihe last momenta uf Ihia ex cellent man. thai ihe na-meoger who occupied the erih in the aimitSisie IC aim with him, waa uiemnspioiis ol Irs doalh. nnul he attempted to a rouse him in ihe morning " I'tiyrthvUle Observer. A' New Orleans, nn ihe 31st ult , Mias MA II T Will l l'i'A). recently of Hillsborough N C., in the id h ye.r, of hei age. NOTICE. tir.'v Horae. S mg r. earryin' 17 atoee, t'li In, fiir 2110 gemeas, halt lor ten. N B Thia ia iha higheai weight ever carried by ar.y boraw what-, ever Kiar eorruhieitMi tf ihia poitie. laei, a r fetenee may be mde the let Vol. Pick's Turf Re.ister, the English K-' iag Chn dar Also the .l Voluhie if ihe At.nCgid E di .ion ol ihe English R emg Callendar, ai pi'ga M Cariiliiitan'a uedigiae can be lrard by a rehirenee to I si .Volume of the Amenran Turf KeglaVr, .riMttana Herald, and Ueiirial hind Bis.k. The on an aoii-ntiflc and eiuupre-ben-aive wolk ever pu diahetl oa ,.lb giii' ((-(. -bhiod binaea, jmge HO. For furlber aii. uim, see hand bills. A B DRUMMOND. Fubuaty v).tf 51. i atrtterllle and Wutetn RAI L ROAD. poller. I. ilJlilt- ollN. That Ll o.a.kaoi Sub cni.tion 10 the tork of Hi C jitcili.' anu Western Itail Itiaid Company, win ooH-ned 111 ine fultooiiig Couniua and under the direction of Ihe toil .wing uamed per aoua, at iicb place In aaid Counti., and at aouu tun. as the said Coinmisaiou.ra may di rect: An instalment ol Two Dollar on each Share will be rupured al the I'm of eub-oriMiig, the C.umlsiii. ia iM reoueated to luiwsrd the mom y aa paid, and the Luis ol Sulwerip.iiaiS, aa Uiuy piogresa, lo E. L. Wtueluw, Fayetie ville. BRUNSWICK, Dr. F.J. -Ml, - lloaert Motaa-kas, .. ,-v,.--.----- Ai tfaker: - " NEW llANOVER.Jamea Owen. Aaron L..arua, Ahxaouer AodersoTa BLADEN, Jamca Hurney, Joaeph Uille-pie, John I ;oMtiial. SAMPSON, W . McKay. W , r aiaou Olleu .llouley. COLUMBUS, A.Tn.y. Josiatt Mautlsoy, Augustus A.uiiii. ROBESON, J 'hn W . Puwi.ll, Archibald A. I . Smith, Richard C Bunting.- - WAKE, W R. Galea. W.H. Haywaud, bamuel V. t'alier-wn. CHATHAM. N, A. Sieuman. Chute. J. Williams, John J. U100. MOORE, John 0 Kelly. Charles lhaiuiera, C VY Dowd. RICHMOND, Alfred Dockery. Walter t L-euk, C Thomas. ' ANSON, A Myers. John A McKae, . "Jonrph Midley, " MON 1 G0MERY, Dr F J Collar. Duncan .McUas.sea, W Hsrria. ROWAN, Hamilton C Jones, lion. KM resrsofl, William Cl.amoera. RANDOLPH, Alexaiw-r Gray, Jeaae lleii.haw, A Brwtr, GUILFORD, N Mendenball, Jeae L.lulaay, John .Vioiehead, ' . CABARRUS, Paul Bamnger, x illuio i'Ut4rr U'torut Kluus. IREDELL, Thoa.aa A Allison, G 1 Lrviiiou. llilosKrid. - m i xeepUon to in this caaelhe Feyttiei-UteJM ..!,- exacted 10 be ooCupled" by every busy commerce, yet .i cnnol in it. whol. length be expected to occupy lh. track of equally busy iller.:ii.huwe.er. wished by the Sal.. bury aub-ciibers to place as much of U punai bin 00 the lineol the great Northern and ".outn- travelling Uack. in order lo increase .. ... .-.e-.a.T. the expected profita of lb. .tockhold- .. . c... .i.. M....loion of ihe subacripimn is ers inus iar . - - - judicious snd re.aun.ble-.nd further ih.o lh... 1 u ..turned and believe! lhat no one would i.; upon it performance. If the .pr - ' ' r.:...r.. ahull be found Impraclicsbleim .Lunl of increased cost. lb. coudiiion should be arn pr. Corrtsfiondeuce f the JS'Uhnal InlMigeaeer. "Ubw" Yoti, Fas 9, The sun l.ines today all around u. The bad weatlitr of yesterday anti ihe day before haa passed swsy. Il fiiiisiieil Witji a Canadian suowsUrui last vemiig, wniet. canW in a hurry; m giangm a hurry, and w ill pmnably be gun V morrow. The' aun, la). ahmea u.n bnaines. We have nuod new from England l"t .a c 'l ton-growers of the South and iheyrooney men in A-W xoiK. tOllon nao auvancmi 111 pucn in Liverpool, and the money market was easier ..rv where o England. The panic it seems. J . I ... . . . IT t ha passed swsy tin.re.ano mo gow euncw 01 una will be felt nere. Con -Is had advanced lo 9l)'3-8, and Exchequer Bill bad also advanced, I.i Loo.ton, all foreign iock h.C advancea. The political new from Europe i alao Im puriant Looi PHiLLirra wa not born lo be shut ALiBhAUD attempted U and failed Fi- x.CHi attempted H, and tilled ; and now again leunier baa attempted ihe lile of Ihe Knig. ii. hs failed Meunier i now but 33 Jlear oliiJc. swore eternal tibetility tu all ihe Bourbon w h u he waa bat IS. . I ,..i u ' eeatetdav. I believe, thai 4j00 000 in avecie bad been pipped M Europe. In f II HE Rev. Jamea E. Welch. Agent of the M. American uliilay Nditail Union, witn thul will uf Divine Proviileiu-e, will preach in alia bory.on ahhalh the flih day of March next, at lOu'clock.A. M.. in the I're.byierian Church. and ak'i o'clock V. M. ic the Luiherao Uliurcli Salisbury, February Id, 1837. 3w31 TEMPERANCE MEETIFjO. a MKKTING of the Rowan County Tem JV norance Horiely will be held in the Coorl n....e. in .Saliahurv.on Tuesday, ihe 38' h inat at 11 A'etuek.i M.. lo which all the friends of Temperance are reapeciiuiiy invueo. -i.. wOiiuuntv !. I no 1 01 , .; February 18 13 1. V6ruori tJ. I37. J DAVIDSON, MxeaLBsavao, LINCOLN, RUTHERFORD, ASHE, BURKE, SURRV, T1HE Stockholder in tin Bank are req..e WILKES, 1 ted to meet at their Banking nmiM. in o mington. on Mondae, the 8ih of. -March l.ke.eeoiiderli.thslfa "7 1 STOKES, al Asaemblf eoneerning me nana m i..p Kearr pariicolarlv jn,.JOwse w .-. bT,t Capital. r . 4ieua Hargrava, Henry Duaauoerry, V it Hull. . bamuel iMcComb, Jhii" Irwin, Andrew Uifr. D.vid Keinl.ardt, Alir.d W Burton, M lloke ; ( hniii.iid Bryan, J..h u Itvuuin, John Mi Eiiiir. Ituderick iiuichisoo, John'llardin, JM)e. Koberi C Pearoti, Amams T A vein. -jamea v iuun. J.aiiab Cvwlen, Nathaniel Bnydea, K II Parke. W illi uu P Waugh. . 'J tliMUM J ..B0U0ltoU .V- V t&mttsnti M R Al.aire, T" C II Matlhewa, " Peter CritxT r, ISIOTIO-Q- BOOKS are nuw open at the Office of ihe Watchman sad atlbe Sioreof Geo. VV: B40WM. in the Town of Sali.bor, for Milawr.p doualothe eapl-at sUk of ayei.evili i.aed VVcatetii Rail R"d. under lh Acts uf A seem fdiwvgr C0MVI.SI0NERH PAIR OF fUlWLE BAGS, meked will go on. Ii I confidently believed, that the gentlemen -aimed will lake a deep iniefe.ynjliia--w-flr, "7" hieiT-Tiyiaeomprtl,i,r"ejin unlock the i;ebs of ihe Wesi.and regenerate a large eu.ut of North Carolina. By at once seeoring the w'aieripli-O of ttiey?! the Male.' the eoosiru' t'on of lh Road lo iho ". xa..ktuand the two branches a ill be tendered certain, ' ' si '. The time for action haa ai rived; will the p- -pie of the Went and the Cape Fear foregu . ; ..ii,ti. ..ft.r.d lu lhir um maone ? ( every every man do whal heoau, and tbia g. T ... "TV - 8 U. " waa laken fr.111 ihe Apntbeea- v tA WINSLOW. PaxiUDXST r t"l'. """ 3 TU fr,mA4...n,eaa W WtrmTlailnwli-t n return inoittr- - - . . --i imr them will W no gianTi to Sailabuiy, February, 4, 1S37 lw February II, 1W7IW0 . v J I-