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EST FROM il EXICO
M3Z.ri wav of Penis
I'llSU'iJflifeeofa tjazette menUont ibi
fan
S;atcs sloop of war
i -mwM Mexico and on ine coast 01
1 v 1
Vera Cruz, 1 ampico,
,1' I.Vfueeh cruisers flie
ly wale
content
the C&slio of San Jt&b . je!j
VMfmi ib preset bfcrr abaotjod,
tbeif3 .nr. Vessels from !M
linof-r toe
J
l-uri-jrt Lli iteanrhr unflfT ue - isiaou
s SfV?k f,ii,'' l'mcbM( re croismg
iU.t fcrt; shot r ItO Visile. Ue
Hf1k -IruHwhU-n pori was
MHO'Obvthe, Mi0-lGo..
Iffipkor cio,e ,n wi the
IMirU re cruising along
li,ii-imAiX,Ar. n Texas. . The Brit-,
wetk
re-
Sfi& become .raediAW , be.
kJilfilp b ten the French squadron
5ir1iiil the VandaW fay uri-
c
Mm.
Prow tltePluladclphia XtS.; Gazelle fJuZjf 50.
THE U. St GOVERNMEN T AND THE
j : UN ITEI) J STATES BANK IWNDS. 1 4
We find in jhe National Oaxattd of yesterday
aftfirnnon thel jf otyoined paragraph : I ; i 1 1
?l"tlis rt :rtioredl lhail the Bond of toe
Bank of the United Sutes,de in . 1839,
for two rnilliclnliof dollars bis bqeo fiojd
by the! Trtisiiiry pc-pirtooenU at; pir to
Charles Maiaielter, Esa of this hi 1 i
, Tbc(abo1erqn-or, we are happy to ssy,
ia welljloun Jedf : The; MtDecffer .Was. made;
for the Elonl jdo in 1 840, tor a. like amount,
but declined jkbej Secretary of the Ttetiuty
not hzung decidod that the public exigco
cf will rrqiiire iu sale Yl J
' The pur it Use,1 We understand is (or ac
count fitbi! Juktted iSutes Bank, j ' We a
so understar tj that Mr Macalester bas effec
ted a ni!ptii tion by which the third Bond for
two millions; of dollars Will be liquidated
in a manner equally acceptable to the Go
vernmcnt andto the Bank t - ;
We are trnjy j igrtifiedo har of these
arrangement! We hope, and, indeed,caQ
not doubt, that ther are lndicatite f a bet
ter understanding between the two contract
nig parties ; and we congratulate the coun
try upon tbia event, which we consider as
equally cr'ed
to the bank,
a beneficial i
relations; of the Union.
table to the Administration &
and which cannot fail to have
' ! : i ..ji.il . -' r J: :l
nfiueoce upon all the business
er Sicrificios, Ihei rrencli ano American
MfMi. in-ih constant lepiprcM-attom
Kit
i
Si I-'
FROM TEX
;as.
New 'Orleans, July 56
A V" -' -'" -i - ' v- Jiff-. . i I-
JrJHeta'mer (olumUja, which arrived
MeM?M?ogi iV baye Houston par
"tti ' .'.'"Bj these we learti
iht 4n4 Qf toajachesj; in 4h neighborhood ot
Irlfcf&roo-e1ekceec Sf
it.i,Vnliflimadversipiis are made on the i
H ffitbe Executive; for taking np
"WHO WjASTED THE CLOSE OF ;
' THE SESSION IN SPEECH - ;l
:Un'4i:MAkiNb. iV:"-1!
The Globe h constantly harpio? upon the time
of the Huse jripar' the cl:of the scmsion b
ncr wasted in speech making Its own culucnria
show who had full share to that matter.
Jo ihe Glub f:ih0 5ih nltunb, we find la
speech of Mr j iDanjcan nf Ohio. ceVp)irg -teii
Howe! of Representative Juhj
bill flu establish an ludtpeiidau.
lilnd tntier, carrv into
jMilnMla taw tecently ! passed bytn-
jtk to iris, euecu
H -trail J
i ifif n
ictnitj
it 18
The. same tribe,! howr
ot Bastrop, remain quite
therefore supposed that J
com-Bex-
thos : In tlu
3 18S8,onthje;
Treasury," ! f-
I In the Globe! of 13th ultimo, we find another
speech of-Mr t)uncan, of Ohio, occupying 12
ccldmn and aj-Ha!headed thus: In the Houtfc
f )?.ni-.nfrfi'i( iTuhi 7. Ift.fi . on ihn hill
tnakiiig appropriati'Hi for liarbfirs,iod in reply to 1 Curtis Brogden
the eneecti of itr. Bond of Ohio. r S t , ! U
11
4'
SATUirbAY, AUGUST 838
bare jbeen blessed at lecfftbhwitlm irat
tuat extends we learn, throasboot Ithe coaoties
ol Divb and Rowan. 1 We bad oirun tl soffef
gieatry Trom drucghtf hot we have already ob-
erre4 we revived appearance ot the Corn.
it:
H,.
Li - ,1
i
i .
3 it lEteWmA-U is said that M I
Lfe$oytf Georgia, one of ibe passeogers saved
nl the late catastrop be of ithe Pulaski wis also
oa beard a the Home and the Wm Gibboaa
three of the most appalling siloaiions of fdanger
The fleetioo week is wt tjUmelbf'eB1eo
aryn if tiiiwere, we have not! baljtibiea to j
tary, and if It; were, we have -dot had.time to
spic oaipoj ining wonn wuue react og; cur po
sition before the sovereign people aValicandidajie
will excuse us.
it
1 .
ELECTI ON RETUBNSi
; W -f -. - - . - - . V i '
FOR GOVERNOR.
( ROWAN. j
f
Mi ,
For DqdleVi
'L Branch,
2008
is
Gkhral Assemblt.
VI!
j : I ,. .
ilton C
. SeRAfe Samuel Rlbelin:
Com77umj Won. D. Crawrd,1 Hamilton
Jooea, Jesse A. Clement. ' :;l.n j-
S-nte R beiiuj Q87 ; E D Austin S52
CummoisCrawfo-d 1475 .Ifcnca 13 Cle
11 Kilatrick 734 ; Adao ttose-
Giles VV. Pearsun 335-Aii
ment 921 ; R
. . i -
man 535 ;
Whigs I
I John (1 Ha
ii! !' !
j IIow t9 disperse d moa Present a nabscrfp
tiun'aaer to the people, and they will vanish in
l.rietWiokiiogf an eye.- .v ;-J-M
iC lMs statcd in Ojej Nashville Presbyterl-
laiBvsu. id uen; Aeurew jarasoa
the 15th
New York correspondent f the Boston
Ail. is. .writes the following parsgrdgh---
whicb is certainly remarkable, if true
! nave just had a long conversation
Willi a 1 ennessee ; gehtleuianj who u ah
tultnate frieud of GenJ Jacksbrt. He sajrs
that the old General hss abandojied Mr.
j Vjkn Buren i totally unfitlo carry ctjit hia
rueaauies oi poucy. j I nts aDanuitntTieilt
took place when the news of the j proposi
tion to extend the time of removing the
Cherokees reached the Qehnilage.' ! The
Indian policy Is peculiarly Gfri. jfucksore
and the nKTreroeut of Mr " Van Btireti iia
fetation itp it has disgusted i the old Iherrj.
Hi? has said thjif Martin in totally, ijieffii
cieut to ict as President of the Atnericaii
People, i The opinion of General Jacksoli
will kill Mr VanjBurep witfi the adfpirerb
ofjtha herojjvho supported ilie NewjJYr4
ker because theitMnasler tlid. iNjKii
rian Church in tha city on
julu and that the sacrament was formal-
adnuotstered to him.
.- - -ii
the
as ever
ef at GenMcbadestni aslcstib
to thtexBenmcntsnr U.t. ;M
exi.f Ufehmondyhig says tnat the state:
ment of the Ccorier'scorrespondeat accords with
the iDtelI'?ehei. wKirK it ..i .
ediiopasouicsenaaedtocrediti - -
o tq be: apprehended that the
Preiden may br compelled to convene another
cxua seasion ot Ucngress thissammei or fall, in
nifH'ii, -t . , - . j
JU. - . 'U V ....
on
Fob Sheriff J
rdie elected, '
Sfafedefti-?Harde 821 ; John Jones 571.
i Thomas Fter is elected ShiifT 'of Davie
Coonty oy a lairg rnjjrlty oircr B Ijajnnsil ;
X it I BE AUFORTicoUNTY. fi i
- f Comtnona.lW illie A Blount and John
Ms Willamsboth AVhigsv l For iSovbrti
or Dudt768; Branch i217; i Hi
1 BEAUFORT AND HYDE.'
! In thf Senatorial Disttict, GenMi James
P'K. Yilliams (Whig) is elected.
i WAYNE! 1 X
Jobn Exam, Senate ; Elias Barnes and
public affair
l xoco toco Lrnmrr .The PhtUdnW. n,i
ette acktwwledgea the receipt ifi tabid locufuco
wuiiauuicaoo, beaded Fax Jot the Peepil;
uie Qriuwraptif of which! it W ;a -AniiUH
only by . that of so adverti-emetii once sent to
that paper. ,of Si titin rcUtaUsnix, kelckt on
A oew paper, to he ealtil Th John.
?J Ck.? w about to be esUblisUed o Boston,
I is jtftuiaryectia to ad vccaie entire abat'
oence from all meats as an article of diet I
bai nexi io thai fruitful hat did of fanaticism
aod fylly ?b,
'UlHarrism:'th9 j Cincinnati Evening
PcSl rePCltS. WitiLsif4tntnr fsinfltnra in ihft
i . .. i ,v. : ' - - - t -r.
4 1 ruin tit piie staieroent, that, in case of the nom-
inauon or ;,ir CJIav as tha Wh ? candidate fur
the Presidency, Gen4 Harrison ill bo taken op
by Ihe Van Buren party. After staling; the ra-
more heretofore referred tobv oa.1 the Cincinna
U paper adda : We have addhional reaonna
belwring that it determined ch beyond dis-
pue,:j wesuaii re larther inurmed on this Sub
jet irt a few a days, when it fcholl belaid before
our readrs:' Well we ahalt have no oljfc
We stop the press to aonoance-theS f '
result of the Dyfdson county Electiil3 :
Senaie-AV. It Ht, 462 J. W j Tl
452; CemcnisJteeall; 1S3S:? Bro'trfciH. :
walser, 407 ; SnorirKn. 531.
981 J Kennedy,523. GaverDof,Dat:)ey, 1 ; ;
IZafthcmcarc,
Tliom
feti
n
- 1 . n
- !
OK TVT
0 v 1
F. JJarrcir
IMPORTER,
SSAU
ITRKET
H
AS on sale a complete aaorinipnl f c!
aod desinW 'articles io ; th fck,f
which will be sojl td the country trade, c;
most favorable terms I The attentioa ri par.
ers is respectfully sojiciied, with; the htpe tl
iog able to givei entire satts(?ciion j in t
particQlar. j :l ', . i j
'New Yorkj"! t Jolv, 1838.i-7w3S
has transpired hit
ally blast Mr.
ry a second -term;
mssrfne1ins4'have
terto that will si r iTcctu
hopes for the Preaidn-j-
TT : '
Tempera
A MEETIXU if ithe Rowan and Cs! r:
HarriUiwe
r.on .fayatBateV flit VtUiest betieen1 luesds 2S.h last.ot.p 10
yen ri.nd Mr U., while we should hav 7; i"nrZX:r
lllliliua V. MV
ouuot
ofithosbccets ot
ihe latter, we should be
content with the ejection of lr former -unless,
:JJJ J" II - -
maeeo, ip permit: log himeif to receive Ibe votes
of the; Loco Focoe, he shtlula adopt lhir princi
ples, io which case we son!d p( course M touch
nM ihe unclean tbincr" A coUiiihn htcARn Mr
August 11-1.35 j
are in filed, to si tend.
SAM L. LEMLV.
Preset Rowan Co. T. ;:.
.1 i I . I -
7! wu-narrin woom tnrow someiuiae mnE imposfiiUty of canyinfeon tteWat.
that wo wot of into rather a aomr attitude .the i -Ji.r i.i.
Richmond Epqmrer, I foi exam pi
Oaused
He wi.l not have ft cnrnrra',s ourA left in Ine curse? whom it arterwards supporifd."
that State. " The administration rhen In the ! I Mnehbwrg Virginian.
nidi uicjr win latc wanj' diner
M iriAii 14 ii nootiL irt rw riin.iiicipii vm.(
iVhlCh has I ... .. iii..;rj.:.: . -. i L
.' ;4," I L... 1 " t : ' 1 ! i .! T . I OTII MH lUIICt.UlllflCUCVIUW, UU Mil? It..;
in i pni'.PRpp nio var. i umikiit nKaiifu mun ? inmncrti rui nritn CTrsator I . - . r . . . ... .
ii, inrir cjpirrirr, r """v!!"' ",u. " " I due me for aix rears 01 labor, have etni..
.- n f : - r ,i
roe to sell the establishment at theffnl tt :
nrf sent ear . The Subdcrintioa is :
i,i mi - m inii'nriTiiY J -
Lion i nu.iuttjs.t' ana mj ve. weir
d Advertising gi
DKEDrDOULAl:
Henry Clay should' bt The New York papers announce the sud- and the JjPfi;;
r talking of uniting on den of Emancel ds la Motta, 1J HM V?!
. hzlir. "L- J kl! Lr .do o year. A gentleman of tah
man rather than
olArtnil ' - Plia,r ova
ff "rrisuii;a. uermcr rcjpn, . i nere t,iWHW CM"W 11,0 oavaunau ixo- sht, baVe pi'pdf dff-f mosf fo
.mam BkM mm 1 aU- t m. A . F fl I I f , rW a- 1 1 I i .
elements ot t punucan, wno was carried w oy apoplexy, 1 would not wilih2y let a go into ny
rah be no doubt but that new
Commons ail ViB-i-no party wrjl be developed in thej West; be
reroor, VmaiiWaJJrity M nf?ing. Much howmrer,, wil
m "X :,u4 ' P-1 I . MerP resoU of... thej coming, elec
111 :!' ; - m-V 4--! tioos.'? .- .1 - - i : ' J -
HVlTT tr m M T'l.' II . i : r
Mnta riora arikkrriaiv.fhfA nf PlUlimnha tp.lKTlli
purprtingo ae ben delivered, the one only I Dadley
yowr nights before ther close ot the session, a nd
tbe otherjoni tb;Ja flight of the tion, on
which ah v business was done; both; bv Ml
Duncan, of Ohio 1
Juadisontan.
change, i For Govcf
- t
who
lljjirr'elatrges must have been
iUtea on f Jtaero, uy iq e sgi uers a
i A fuffiinr named, James right,
T(u morjxns 8IUCP, oca irm riousion, ui-
t mur3mn); an Indian; was lately arrested
Etejirher he had robbed the; church
iliBjXi'y pounds of silver iti eonsecra-
k t essefeiFsi Vrfg h t hei n g condu cted (Io
iqasom fi!was uoeraica oy lneneriu oi
dd;a justice. of peace" : f ,
plirloiQ'Me catne
V G4itaianb(alple all the ; horses and
m mm atb.''placet 'Near Copi-
'5iMf lMertobkL.even wagons loaded
.feoaosej'-twhreh .-Vhey. pillaged.
H;Hflg)P4jtnam .a.nd Harris, two of the lr ;
'bejfjiilib. cjaptrtq; and' robbed two
Nujijj rjrt claiming o
icftizenlbf ttie Umtetl Stales, and threat-
ynff to!bblaih 'redress froin their Consul
ilatnini3; so trighlened the maraadirg
;ider thatibe ingtaptty g'avajhem their 1 1 1
rj theirMttOTtrfes : axl$l-' c;werir " jarlfcle tliev
.;A-jBttelM much lirgcr theatre is about
Tot ouHiexaciiy opposite toe iapiioi -
lx-tt fill 1 .r-1-1 '';'J4'. . ; :i- "" r" P-
:tltp NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
,Tliejifmap?rs rare; chiefly occupied in
5 u,. J.' i i . ' - J?.' . t '.-!-
t vuvissjiiirinQ merits oi tne resnective can
j.tee&Mdncfl:abn.Vjc Presi
Wifllfihid Coli-
WtllphistJustice of Tlexavis men-
1 fhe lijrrjjrn by sCrpss of block
f f ei nati lllc eri possession of Corpus C nri$-
t3-.'attt'' Ji . 1 ii.'ii Li ' -. i .' i . ii - ii e
" uv fe''i . ou au ppues are lanuea,
Sf1' .'teridr." jjii- consequeqee
inlexpress had been
Hfett lbc &esidenf at Nacogdoches.
f t?f 8 pssession; of this-place, the Mex-
waBomo-extente
II frts by France. The Texians
WpH noMaiki loudly of marcb-
Ff RsTp'ubJic meetings had
S-?HMjBr
Siu4 ei.epaased to jraise a voluriuejr
.;?r?H,.P 'putri.n, motion . agai ost
Hlhot,ldiue policy of the Govein:
ZmlWlfm x? Wpropcwed , mea-
gaof j the' people bavf
led; by 'pr editions com
tier by ilia Mexicans I f!
GRANVILLE,
:t:' IM .1 " i
Senatf, John G. Taylor (Whig) 340, Jas;
WychelVn)
A SIGN.
Gilliam 1W) 94Sp.raceiI
747, Eijah Hester ,
!
on Wednesday week, on the passage from
Philadelphia to New York.
We understand that Lieut.
iIa. .EoiTon.States, Reighbqorhoods and ?ine3 the promotion and transfer to the 8th
S58!; CommAnsI Robert! B 'lnv'19 of wh,mi ,d
composed, a r.e someiimea found u
nations are Regiment of infantry, wbic
ader a false. stowed upon him, preferring
Col. Pierce de-
ad been be-
to remain in
ii
June 23, 1833,
w ; la - -
service. An early application i it-quecd.
' il l i - ft r ,-,...
wv --avt .
v I. i iuuorana vmpraicr.
Our "Exchange Pavers iii ci
Carolina, will please give this a fciv i
There is i&n ynf the State of New York ernor'1?u'1,e-,l
wheh polls ld6 votes. During Gen .-JaksnnSt j Col L. Gilliam
orace.L Robards ( W ) deiustouaused by some temporary caprice, ai !be artillery Army dntl Aflry aroni
(Van) 845. , For Cfov. dopted without doe rrficiion. : v'.j J.' ' ' , cle' h ' -I'L - . ', -
ritoMi
H . i. oirri rt . i II .1 r r n i i
m'tiwi to fr ricn er'rafieih fo oeso.-Ne- ne.nrm;05 i4iLfd. V.uin..ii,'
r. . . i i i . . . I at. KraruhviHJ linwn eunniv. is llila tia v
. ---..-,,-.-5 -r r- I
Branch 22p. SheruT, Jdmy far instance, bflieved General Jacksoni
tV 11f CAnU. f .r 1 when lA T lnl1 tha nniiiin tkl k, kn nnltin
IS . '. J- . - . i . . -t 1 - ft r 1 ; . j 4 . . I . i - . i . I T 31 BHIi all. ftllllltf UUI W U1, T IIU U1U8I UIICJUU I . . " .
a-iroraisira ion anapi ine. eiecuon or wr van j. YVanl Sfi7.Ja.nen ft Pr ViijftfiW1MD,wl Otaies Hank, woaldi give, the hnver -feny Aiv.ihirTa bai What U want. Ow J matuaiieonseni.
"fjr"!6, regular 1.1, ' 'r ..J , . SAli U i i ' !ppeCter currency, through the agency of norr-ariaoV thin2,bot becontenf khave a little J fTHQS. C GRAHAM. Jr
' party 'i:eanfl aaw,rt nej pnnea tnemsejves i - - w....... .wj an i .r i,, . au- I k.ii,UT.n .Ji lis u
in beiiffftt noiimous in the support of what they thin -election. Tlire
j f.:.:': 1
11 TThTrfanNTi TTTfniT! nr.
fTHHE Copartnership heretofore exist tr rr '
as it was presented to them bt Gen. Jackson. ,nree Pfrsons
a : j ' a i it t at L ! it L n ".
voles
ree hundred and
refused to vote for gover
JOHNSTON.
- I -4 ! - - - .1 ii
Joial HouIdr,!fV B) C6frimOns Jbbo
aod promise4 ;hjy- Mr Van Buren. "A1 the last and probably more than 150 voters
ceived oWrylkebit 3 in the town. Since thtr lUend l1e c,ecf,onf
more recent measures or the administration have
been explained io thel country a. mnjuiiy ut
.1 'JlL. LJ-Lr I J. ! J.j! : .1 i:N
ifit'RR ii(iin:inm,iiiH Klin ; 1 nmrrnniini. 1 & 7iinm 1. ; 2 . - 1 .1 : i :
cans hae iefuVdto vote for men wboUve-'-th'ul F ;EUtnon (VVhig an.d ,ornlinon4 (V
I-!.;.'.!.' .. ! - I - . . " U 1 i 1 !: ' .: .; I: 1 i ---'! if- ; :1 ; f - V
proven themselves recreant to their pltdgesand B) Whirr cain one. Poll: Senate. HmiMcr'
unfaithful to the country. Fourteen opp-isitioh S j ' 'r n-i ' ': ...
pipers Hive ben subscribed for, ...d Ury ot n li ?nrl f ) Comr?f lh
thee men hate determined to cast their votes lington, 07, Tpt!iri8on 580, Adams f'W).
in a mmner best, calculated to drive the adtuinl: eq iain' b n ao t; !
...,i.;U,.;Umi,t, ui. ..-.k ku. S3, Bdon (V B) 488. For Goveruur
."grace.l."i-This h a siiikingilldstraMonL-iif ibe Dudley;732, Braiir.h 142.
m'ghiVevldtibn'goinff on in all paris; of thje 1 M nv np
enough to understand it he nature of our; Uuverrr
meht, and to appreciate its close relation '- to the
interests of the country, there will be found ta
king their invincible stand against the folly, tlv
madness. the bigotry, the iniolereoce. .the miS
rule, ihe ignorance the incompetency, the
blindness; and the . federalism, tf thin i party iri
power. May thej not relax one step,; or omj
nerve, uniu ine uoTernmoni is resioreq
original porityi and the country
peace, and proiperityjand perpetiit
ton and constilulion. -76.
1 '?Vl1!fai fUu-4hta State Banic experiment! now! .lay.; alwaia .be prepared for ;tatfy lay, -. The
I . -M . - , f A mm n a.' nr. has htil la ' n4 Is wmlanl ilk (hut
Pnr? !?Wjro;td.telI the people thU U.e MM mhX:.7:Z f ' rZ w i -
.5. . ,ii .. " ."m.w ... . . rn lii'' HrU I II Jl II Ii II .
Pr m.ire. The rich fear novertv murethan the door. Pi HV V M P I I ii Vl .
iehesjdonot make'rtc. -1 '"VV.:; r I' "' r ,.. ,.1' i ' '
currency-alt ihey can do if, to colMhatdmol UV n'lT f " "r if . "i ,r w -TTAVING: pdichidnhe entire inter t
or'coin W 'ibe offireholders, V ta fags- ftS? j 1ft Mjohn Urahafc.lf the late finn cf TS
torW Wr?fl Now this come witha oooracl kh&? f t?.d"hf wri fionB 1,me U P Graham Ool aad having connected !
h,re peop Nowtho:mewithapSrac Y witb,Tloa,r CGriham.Va:. fur '.the j
W ihi deelareJ.exlusiv.e. friends of the pec,, .and bai cuf off hundreds ot; thel inhabitants. of .carrying oka jtbl basioess as heretc .
Difm. Jt .not ao-iworfivinso iin? trom tne. l i uuierouroi cweiuucky nas onereo a jo-i ih firm (JRiHfM R.-pnTP P
a a
UNO
July 2d, 1838;
L. GUAHAM.
ailed to I'al .Gov erf, ment whjch was-establtahed
bcnfiii of rail is so powerless that.it can dd both
ing for them in correcting theyiiiated slate of the
more. The "rich fear poverty more ,t ban the poor, '
ruches do pot makencl.
party tf.at have destroyed the United States way of ene thousand dollars' for
cur-
Tilmaji Farrow (XV) iii tlm Comuionsi
WASHING TON AND TY RUEL
Binkv. asid thereby destroyed the best
mncy in the worl I. When that; institution waf
in operation a nian could travel to ihf west and
hoy htr.d for his e.hdarern, ye8 to the for qdartort
. '
x X ! . a . - - . M I va biuu wvuiu; uj auia uiin
oMne origin or me oisease, mat tl may do pre- patrons, their stock oa hand, is good.vand I
anioii l rrrm rrr iAftinr mm -a a . a. i a i. . :
ru.tu.p- :i i ; by strict attention tto business to merit a cunt
i j! J anon of ibe patronage so liberally cxten
Takw&h long nkp consUltrins. A man. fell I the' former firDi.n! ; i 1 f M
from a strainer on th North Stiver, a short lime " , '! llGRiHAM frFOSTEIt.
! t
litz. i. d
Si.ruiH (W) eloded
Senatorial District. s f
In the town
CRAVEN,
bf Newbern, the vn
i i
nf hs' widij spread republic for. any purpi? witli smceV an lept there our hoors. jso the papers July 3d, 1 838-3 wl
ta Dfir xb m 3"d movement mmennv atl.il valoei "WiW .-. " " I : .
-! I rn - T : IT ... k. i.;i L-; u-..i r.L l:. rJITr flti
U I. : iK,nlow Mth m mke rti attemet. and allevortl u" t inii . "5" a,lf' S"S w
loinif t i i , , .... , . .i.r'r 1 . '1 1 nap over bvinot.-i'ieatnne. rttnn
? ri kin. in. kiiv: kat.1, f n..l ck nn.J I . r i ih a . I &UHtiX
eslored to iW for Doilley 205J Bian
N assured tit i j i t' e Jt t
lity t.,! iis un candidal b, fol Che Leg
Ji tht efplaleep their eyes soen, there
aroj wolves in Cheeps dUhtng abroad! he that ii
M stood, ;n(t; (or s U sg-aiost ts, he that professes exolc
head.
ch 44. The Whig
gislature were far a-
ryiMllMte br tit Mexicans
13PaHlf 0$rccntiy entered Goliad
tKHS)pe;bos and end leg abou j the
riHfflrc're'aithe
lPdWfbime
ijj. i---m J-B .-. yiv w,c;i.auu "irlMT
r"filTH"Iwrer.ejf cenaureu iir ms
J
l,
tf. ,Tp.i:B-.V-p flvc-'wia til. in' one
4'me,?1rd during v the Hay har4
J v r:T "WUian w M l'WDfX.?.. nia mi4
K"'tfSS;' eli companions were ?
4 t;!fe t efe v t h ey wtre gone ; ttf
lXrrlbyaidiyo not go wit h them?f
SbertfT, G Perry.
WASHINGTON.
IN.: i
THE PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT;
. l 4:. - : . ?r
: m 3 a-- a .L' ". i '
. i ne ; uuanpitf sviiie nepooiiean, ol the is:
inst. says . .,Frotn Louisia Court House the
President went to Castle Hill, in this vounty
I !ie rrwdnce of the Hon . VVm. C, Rives.whieh 4 An
r. ace ue. : reatbMi alter night, and rematreU
with that Ken lep.an putt! fc-i ;dy evening, and
theffprocetdeui.w ti.dare mil.-, tbn restdeuce xil , t7.ii 72.,.i..
Col. Thomas J Ran bo! nhl wheie ho remained ! ifii ' 1 3 ' " !
until Monday eihtindMheneam ba to Char Seuate,:H G Sirui;!, Whig,
lottesville.,, M - . - ' i. -fc t " S i. '1
1 be fcHowu g is extracted tuna the Charlotte
JS'ew Method cf making Boots and Shoes.-r-1 Journal. Upn what authority it ts predica
WW
a !-... . " ' . r ! W " "' r
wrtially described Ulst The whole lower oorl! uuc f' ace " " ,a' DUV wne1 Fe re
lion, or Sole and jnole,of the boot or shoe, j is 1 fleet that the Judges in iMisstssippt ; are elected
taade wth bnt mm seam, instead of two, a at by the people eveiy (bur years,we coulu scarcely
prewui i vuu, ,reawg fawmy anaf onra-i lhin!T ess. than that 3nAi f.nnk
,. .. i he. " o t - i;T"T ,
fRANKN. j
John p Hawkins, Senate; W PAVjlliaros
atid Thilmas Hdwertoo.Commons--all Van
Bnren4.0 chlnee. ;Dudleyi 25 iiferatich n'9f!ft,rff. tt,e c?9itutfl: Requires aj
i : l copy ot the return to oe lorwarued to?XaH
On t
JMEREID
COUNTY.
Court ' oPleqs and .Quarter. (Session tj
jiyuy 7efm; iS8f
ie,24!h nit. in Richmond,. Va. by
sivel lovt; to he peoph when seeking promotion!
ajwaysTwiir pe cetve ; he that would separatl .' Ml ARb'lN, 1 oiieorVhe Etli
the! Gaveirjoient from the peop'ej ai tempts to Richmond Comp!lerrOHi Miaj
ieiih,.rl-thaif'frAnnm .
Gotleib Sbober,
ik. D nn.:.n';ti. T.ttrrc a ivs.
ill I Bt nrw m m mmr arw na
Editors of the VTTlJ';'?
SS ANN M. Ii.ms. &JQi.n VVriffhl
BURLEIGH. jfpURCpLL, all of that city.
rrtia 2h;:
i Governor ih the different Courities.should;
ft uii- ill iiiichicti iivw I lrniW rnTS Itiprefjiro naitn nnl L-n,
... ...... I .. U m La: . J . &. Ii.r. X.l 1. s ...
ui9iiuicuiiirg;uwio auu hiiucs, wnicu is IQU4I
''-. I'M ' il.
' in V-.i' '?
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We
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coo
DEPviR
It appearing to
1;
Judicial Attacf r.:
I Mark York. John
Cloud, Winston
ers & Johnson CI
ent, j sammoocd
Garnashees.
Il ED this life, on Saturday morning
the 28th flultirao. Mrs.t RACHEL STOUT.
biltty of jthe mapjiifablure. 2d. The boots aid
1 ; '
shoes are much more beautiful in appearance du 1 anouia prciue anq that nw decision wui aiways
ring thejrwhole wearing. in eontqueoce of the; i be marked; with such superior wisdom. j '
upper leather beingiturr.ed from onder the fuotJl tr-TfA? hu k.t. ..L, !W.Iit
and inserted iniaipeculiar channel cut in ihe .w-.rf i; .U -iri.u.li
insole, htch pretenla the leather both frortii! hV-.U.iA.. '.-.'SLr.Lt ..i iv . ..!.;.-.S i vT.
i i j J.l 'i I - ;t.""w ...rw - ,.-t iui siciinus 0 VHI
T n'T .iV ' ratker t.K)d looking' rmaexcaimicffj
S4.cBy dtsperjslpg with the insearn the boot ..Giveitib him h4 has the nieM h a Ihf
r shoe is rendered Jar mre easy to tbe , foot,; thief and will souo confess it F The' !f nchers
that
few
the lut lesta dues not become invgular and uo p4rkel bimself , wKon being tied1 u hl same
et en, nor is thejaole soon thrown out of place, llef out fJtore like r5ne iThelwhok
and oaeauaUyWyrn away. ; T f Tt amonnt Wis found iT his, rjoaaun .U.
the negro wench on wboe teauoionv th inno-
t - - - a 3 s . ... . . . - ' -- .
r.ilt rASF.-Thi!L,rt(t , 1 n 1 cent man pad been so horn blv matilated ;Th
a Professor at Paris ;o his pupils. A geiiUeman 1 lyneh jdeserte he execratiou of every igood
ill" W
thja preyeotlejf jepr.e ar,d sciapso fi I op the, filing !ou) alter oWrly killing theJr ivietlui
boliow- space. between he.d and lowle, which i he coold cpofesa nlthbg. released him. A
.ow oceaatoby ih welr, the part on whieh ho0ia aftei wards aaspieion began td rest i
' i t a ii t . - raarii ian a via aviim? n '
jfiH.M-ef-to town will.. a day
t 'kStw for.' c, weii
I kui'f if puitifig-Rotne: money iri
1.5 l-'Ln.
1 ?2T-rK
14 ll-' J
1Mbi
kit .yonr-cim'pan'iobs whd ts
111 bat fcj A Jtinff came to
it4iK"':ii- - -:;.t . i
ttrinT rriaitA htdUwill. in tbhiok hm nmtitiul I ClW,lD
It j. -i' i.t. :rl . .. i .s 1 .Lij
inaiji, ma "nci ckuuiwij mi no cunuuni, iuuvhi.
have a boy, be fruuld uke two thirds of the pro 1 i. JN ore! Saif! When Geo. Waahlnirfnrtj
rty,and his ntlier thetaiader.bei il it fM whilst Preatdeni.vlsitedrte works of tbtlLea
a gin, men me mower was io nave two intrust . l , j." n -
and the daughter One fthird. Wow it happened I r' fff. CHI ;wwwr wnseo tnej qoaj-
r ere to ebarge tome hundreds of blasts, liwhica
were exploded at ajhtogttVaproatn .frh8
Internal avtgatioo salute be pronounced the
moat gratilying salate be bad ever beard I Atui
by the bye, be gave, all the .workmen Wcinea
a pieco Hwinns nia neaitn i.j. i i;lv
that a boy end xtrl VI weie ; born ; Tne PMfeaaor
inquired; how the'; property was to be divided ac
cording to the HiA of the Testator. He called
op one of the papils and asked ffravely, Sr,
what was ibe iutontionj of the Testator? Sir, re
plied ihe pupil, ' his intention was to have only
onect!d,, : . ii ; ' r
e.t fiV. 9$" A thal (wileofm Stuut, P M b kbe cuuDty -ot
tbdl law. rjequires a d'jplicale of that rHunt DavidnL N. in the sixtyUbird year cf her
unuer; age. leaving a husband and tour cniiuren , iw- levied oodemdb the -Eatisfact
late.anrl Wiih-il murrt their hes. The death of Ilrs. otout t n i s : . .
f ii . ...iriaiiiiiiiM (lffiL.
in 911 il.a llftpill.a aU.ilt.in ilA.lu. nannl.U 9n(T4 HnnillraSiPXIUIUIB- U Hie UIIT "'v
HI uu H'vi viv..v.j , iiuuvi iniiai-: ; . 1 - a.
. .i i ! ...-!- . - 1. . i . 1 ! ir l.'.-L.Il:-. . .u.m.J., .F Tita ora ,ra In
nave anown uiai m wio uuuvi.m,
or
thesatisfaetion of the C-
that Matthew ;m Hughes, ie of ihe dt f
in the above oam suit!, is j not ah inb-ibua: !
this State: UN irerderedp that p-u;!i
iiin be mad? for si '-Weeks', ia he Care
Waichnian, for j be. id Matthew; x Ihghi :
come in, and pieau tosiid sail, orj judgment
default, will bd taken -agaioM him, and ihe
Ht as ..a ..
f $100. and initictment fur oiisdeaiean-V
tI..:.. - r j - ' .
:::Jh : : Fay. Observer:.
j Party Definitions. The following de
finitions, which we copy from the Raleigh
Register, are respeclfully dedicated td "the
M5ashinjiton Chronicle r - V j i
i XftbolilwnUt. An "owner of a hundred
slaves," lesitling in asUveholding Stated
VlZiKliKyR?CLlY.; 'XX-i-:X:T . If.!-'!
, Snli'AhoWionhl - A resident of a State!
iwherre slavery is prohibited a man iwbo:
endeavored-to exclude Missouri" fro the
Union! baVie'Vie ' tolerated slavery t!iz :
iuARTiN Van Buren. U l
death. It bis been but a moment, as it were.
sine kLa was surrounded bv her anectionate
husband aud;friends, and no 41s no more. &he
att Lini and arTeetiorate wife -a tender and
careful molher. and a peaceful t a njl good neigh
bor. Shej vl as a member of the Lutherun
flhorch fiw ninnv veara : and We haVe a well
,........ j ...
vroonded hope thai her spirit bas gone to a Det-
te wcridi where it will lecetve the reward pro
mised bv lbs Son of Gcd to all ibose w?jo love
him and keep bis commandments. Com 'led.
Witness, F:t kilArmstronjr, Clerk cf our j
Court at office! bninhe 3d monday in May. !c
f FL K. ARMSTRONG, Clk.
6w5I Printerfs fe!$5W! h.f: '
: X . ... -
17r. Pleasant tiemlcr son,
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL .V.
VICES to tfie Citizens cf Salisbury :
vicinity. HeoccrJpies the brlck'cfUce tf ti.t i
Dr. Mitchell, n; - A -;t
Salisbury. NtClj, may 12. 1838-insi
T
Commercial Record
rb
1 1
Federalist.- A supbnrter of Washing
ton. JeHeTson, and Madison an advocate
for an ecopncilcal administration! of the
uoverncient, and a limitation of Executive
yXdXJe)pidflican supporter
Stsitr of liot tlv Chyol t n ;
COUNTY.
II! " . 1 11 '
ROWAN
Sttperior Cpvrfm
tiicaara vv uorm
' " ' ts. f.M
Reobin D Wood,
IT appearing1 tof
Law, March Term, li
1
Mngtnal Attach cacn:.
the satisfaction of ill Ci
FAiFETTJEVILLB :
Jf m cxtrayagent Aduimiftrauon, seeing uk CohVf, Dry poods '&c.
to inorttr country a national deh?t of Ryes and Co. and R C llbodfJ, of
AnniVUD. 1 ;
July 30, WaddilPs boat jLady" of the
lor
the
twehtillioBs per annuo, by thejssue ,nterio a for C T Haijn Notl 4r Starr,
of &f ernment shtu r?asters-a mfi ffho BWh,tieo W McDonald; E J Hale, C
shpn:44o47arv tte Gopmrnmi tand p r.tuti r; J Orrell. J Hadlock.acd Cap:
r& JPr the. People. 4 , j j BraIr;ord, of Fayetteyille.
-(.--mi. T s.i:-.- ' - - -
that Reobin D Wood, iheiDefecdant .1 m tV
un is an innaanani ou nouci oiaio . i
therefore ordered, that rpbfieatfcn be fsade f
six weeks io the Cl .ioliea Watchman, ihn t'
said Reubin D Vyiod appear ar our next C r
lo be held on 4lh mjmdijr after the third la
gost next, at the, Ceort Houe in Salisbury, 1
plead to aaid stui, of jedgment by default will
had sgsinst him, aBd the,prdperty levied i . '
condemned to the satisUciUMi ofnaid debt.
j liliflNaY GILESES c.
'Aagast 4 6w2j : i - .-. " 1 i
DEPARTED.
' Gen. MeHufHz The opinions of this cehtle
manife uiattera of dispute - Tbe Chariton j August, U Lady of the Lake, with Cot-
r. ' -:.rr rT tun isrn. r iour. aieau vru uu
- a- notices, -a
. .. 1 1 - i
T AM and shall be waotinz this Fall. .
J. BALES of CO ITON. 1 can pay c:5h t. :
present for 300 Bates if it Vabould be oC?rfJ
and my prices Mbail; always be' up top, ar in
ment liberal. The article is worm nere y c:
a nresenulfffbod. ' I
Cook k
sun uaois, orans-cays- .. J- 'pii .n n v U
tsni proposed. A correspondent of theodner, ' V r twriou, oao .u- -mv . , O0wiooslf Augnst 4-32
waver doubts tbta lafbrroatioo, and expresses :; win.
tern toanyectioD with Banks, or any .ya .i ni ! ! IL 'n CMPIiRE v . j '
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