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No::ioi;
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Published erery Wednesday Morning, try
THOMAS JLOhlJYG. ' ;
. TZ2H2SZS
Three Dollars per akkum, in advanxe.-.
ADVERTISEMENTS .(
Not exceeding a Square inserted at ONE DOLLAR.
tl:c first, and nVCN'V.FIVK CENTS for each subse
- jiieiitinsicrtioti, A libernl discount to Yfcarly AdverU-
iOOFFICE on tlic South side of Market Street, 'be
owr tUe Of urt House. . .
HAS recently returned from the North, with
a well selected stock of Dry Goods, Hard
'ty arc, and Groc.tfies, consisting in part of
.Super Cloths Gassifheres 'ancl'Sattiitcts,'' "
lilnnktts, Flannels, calicoes;-gingha.Ms,-end every
othyr article in jlhe Dry Goods JLine. : ' - .
'Cross cut and hand Sdics, cast sliel Axes,
Frying rPdns Trace Qhains, .Looking
Glasses Sad Irons, Andirons and Fen
der s, double and Single barrelled Guns
Iron, Steel, fyc. " " "
H fine Astral Lamps, it " v '
IZi kegs first quality Goshen jBiitter, l
t junnowder, tmpeTal and young Hyson JJASr
Loat ind brown Sug4r, : ' '
. Boxes best bar Soap, Bas Cofiee, ,
. Indigo, PepperV Spice, Ginger,&c. v - -Clr.
Casks old Madeira. Alaluga and herry
Wint-s, - ' '' '." ' '' ' ." '
0 cait;3 Ladies' Wiue. ' .
' K' 'L f
ALL persons indcUed to the late firm
of T. .11. W. C. Byrne, eii'iier by'bot
or account, will please cjill and settle the
same with tJie subscriber, f v. 7'
y s r flV U. BY IINE
Dec. ? . V 100 if. T
iVofice;
"I
A S I expect to leave tjtn; State of North Canv
Josl. linti in Uie coiirse--of a fortnight, those to
whom I am indebted are requested Jo jdenland im
- mediate payment. ' . .r
- Al. campbelVl.
December 1st, IS3I. KXP2w
MAVING Jetennined to close our business
in til's place, wecall on all w'htf 6ye ua ci
ili r by note or ,iccompt: t Settle tlxcrti,wUhJut
' lurthor. delay: or hty will it? .'indi-serrmnately pal
in suit. It is with regret ive are dritfett to ndopl
Itis.c6ui bc, but Lave 'nojaUc'rn'ative. - ' '
A. & J. McllAE. ."
Nov. 2'Jih. - ' " x100-2v
-,
Sale.
. - 4 1
A First Rate FAMILY HORSE.
Apply at tfiis OiTi 'e.
Vi!(7IiXl iS TATE ' L OTTER Y,
VJr the tncfit of the J)ismal Swamp Ca
ai Company. -Class
Number 21.
i 0
V Prize of
830,009
;i5 -,
1 7
iJ.OOO j
mm
j. fl(JU !
l
i
x
l
ril
10
50
tt(
2 500!
. i
,160
500
i 200
100
T Tickets $10.
For sale by ,'
JAMES SHAW.
Dec 3. " : V i 1002wt
JXhtice
nnilE Subscriber having at the Court qf Pleas
JL and Quarter Sessions htil for 'the County
of Onslow, November Term, 1834, obtained Let-
of Administration on the Estate of the late'
Tlios. Foy, 'ilec'd. gives notice to all persons in-'di-bted
to the' Estate' of said deceased to come for
v;vnl and make payincnt" innhediately, and all
who have claims against said Estate are -request-,
'fd to present them within the tini i prescribed by
:a-.v, otherwise this will ba plead in bar of their
,Nicirs n. jsrixoN,
. Novr., 1531."' V 100-lt
COL.U3IIJUS COUNTY
Superior Court of Law:
Fall ' Term, S i.
-'David and James Burney ) Petition .;
. r.. . . V '-, y - for
The Heirs of William Bunvcy. ) Partition.
OtlDtRED, That publication be" made in uV
Pebile's Press for six weeks,-for AnUiony
Bra ntlcy and w i fa Ma i"y Am," E v tr i U N ichol s
and wife Lucy, to appear" at 'the net Terra of
this Court to plead, answer or demur to this peti
tion, or that die same be taken pro confesaa as to
them, and heard expartc. ' . , . , .'
A true copy from the Ainutcs. ;
ABSALOM POWELL, C. S. a
. December, 3 1331. - 100-Ct. ';.
COI.U31 15 US COUiVTr,
SurciuoR Court of Law : -. ,
: : - -v; ,TVr.-i834U;";7:, ;
Ilttbecca Ann Smith ' A Petition
' ' .. ' vs. ' ' . for . "' '
Richard Smith. ; j : Divorce.' ' s - ;
ON motion, ordered, that publication be -made
m the People's Press for threa monts, for
. the defendant to appear at die next Term of this
Court, and plead, answer nr flpmnrtn'i1iino;;A..
or Uiat the same will be taken pro confesso. and
A true copy from the minutes. "
ABS A LQM P.O.WLL, V. S C.
3. ''.:-' -'v.-.inriw;:
Dec
rjMIK SUBSQHIBERS have just ira
; ported from ihevNotlh a jnew '
Str&p'OFtiOOEtS,
which in addition tothetr, former stock, enables
ihein to offer to the public . ah extensive assort
mentof r ' i ; -j .
Dry Goods, Gutter yHvrd fy Crockery
. Wares, Grocer ies, S$c.
alrof which will be sold at pri ces to suit the pre
sent hard times, "i I
E. & J- BRYAN.
,1. -v 1 -
E. BR" AN would inform, the ' public that he
still carries: on the Business i in his brofessionai
way, at tlie State of E. &.J. B. ontlie wharf'..
A II ... 1 t l- .1 J. ' l .
in pcisuns imiuug worn uone are retjuesieu iu
send the money when the sanie is pphed for. . '
April 7, 1834 : . j 70'tt.
JVoti
HpHE Cooimissioriers of. the town of
" ' Wilimng-tbn will on SadurdavT'evenhi": the
Gth Detftmber. eleet a. Police Officer Salary
aou iees, tnorei particular mtorniation may
pc tiaa upon application to
J. A.'I,II4L1NGTGN, T.
OUrk:
99-2t.
I4F Overseer
rmHE SUBSCRIBER wis
bes to employ, as
:JU,, au Overseer, a man of sceady, sober habits,
accustomed to tKe control of N
egroesv and experi-
enced i;i Cotton Planting ;
Ashe Moof, vNovi 26:
F. McBEE.
I 90 tn ;
JYaUce.
': t ".
TP HE Subscribers have
lys day placet!
1.aiM . nnil.. K'AnAlJntB li'
the hands
"of John P. Game, IZsq. fdr tsoUection,
who Uiey
hereby constitute their Legal
.ttoruey, for the
collection ot the same.
WILLSON & GAUSE.
Nov. 2G.
99-5L
Ten Dollars
A7"IL.Lfcbe jiveri for apprehending; aikI
v V ""ring a fellov named ' "r4 ''
swa-
DIC K,
who ran away in September list, and lias been
frequently seen .in Vitmington. Hejs rather
under ordinary heihtj. carried his "liead' erect,-Till I
face, blac( smooth skin, -turns out his toes wlicii
walking; about i20-years ' of j age, plausible in
cnnver&ation 'had on grey satinet Jacket ami
Trowsers. X apprehend he ranges in the. 'vicinity
' this Town. ' j : ' "!'.
SAMUEL BLACK
Nov. 12. . 1 '- "97-tf.
Tin Jflaiiu factory.
THE Subscriber's .hayino- connected
'with -th ir , former i;.T:.'.ne,-!.4';l
MAKfUPACTORV OrTISJ,
WiiminWon, on the South'sEdc of Market Si
tne door -fntrn' IIrnhy A. London s, where eve
rv article in that line will Bd made aceordinu
to order, and generally an assortment kept on
nana, maue esjieciaiiy ior customers o
the best
iOl T. , ami mthe neatest manner,
Repairing of atlMnds
done on
Saturds W-f e.achxwcck.
- - . . 0
They have at their old .Stand a full and exten-j
sive assortment of - i ;
DR Y GOODS,
ch they will s
letaihf
October 15, 1834. j
93-tf.
FOB SALS
A T THIS
O BFI C E,
!
Tiie. Following: Blanks, Viz.
Bills of Sale for Negroes,
Charter Parties,
Notes of Hand, j-.-Deeds,
. i :
Bills of Exchange,-
Shinpiuir Articles.
' -Writs of Ejectment, !( i i ' .
Crew Lists,1-
Inward Foreign; Manifests,
v Outward Foreign Manifests,
fcaury-ol iVlercnanuize,
Cape-Fear Bank Checks,
Bonds to appear and take
the benefit of Uic
insolvent iicr
Warrants,: j"
Ca, Sa's-r-Justice of the Peace,
tub its Justice of the Peace,
-ouopoenas, . . r
Ca Sa's Superior Court,
do. County Court, t -
Bail Bonds, County & Sup j Court;
-iegro oonus,
InspectorVBillsl
Notes of Hand, bound in Books ofl Q.uIrX
- -v acn.. -f-' ' ; ir v.ij- - -: j ,- -r ,
- Constables' bonds for the delivery ofprfjpe
y uiiucf execwuonj
Billsf Sale for Vessels,
Power of Attorney," !
Bills of Sale, of Goods and Chattels,
A nuics ui uroiu looins,
. v enuitiona Exponas.
nospitai iteturns.
October Utri834.l
iDEARB ONlS PATENT
M B alances.
AN ASSOJITAIEKT
1 oithe4bore BAL
'ANCESAppV
ratus Icopstarilv
hand, from the Pro-
pnetorriantI for -sale
i i k
Oc; jp;1833 ! )wy b 7L4im? v
" ' ' a n I
oozMczaxaszozj aosztt,
Consignments solicited.
Sales and Remit tzn'e'es made with despatch.
iLUttv io ' ' ' ' . -
GEO. COGGESIIALL, Esq.
Slesars. A1XH. Y & BRYANT,
"l&ILMfXGTOX, N. C
89-tim.
Sept. 17,
1831.
JUST RECEIVED,
lOHhdsSUGAli
"f- I Pipe 3 ;qr. casks Madeira WLNEL
-50 Brls No. 3 MACKERELi ..
5 Casks llefined VUale OIL, '
12 Casks Patent Ship Spikes. asJ sizes,
50Boxes Bank COD FlSk
ltX Boxes SOAP, No. 1 and-Extra,
1 Case India Rubher'd Clothing
1 do i do Ladies') Prunella Shoes,
2 eVaies Crockery WARE, .
- A large assortment of Furniture, viz : - .
Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus
Sideboards, Sofas c, Jc,
B A R It
Y BRYANT.
Nov.
ID.
fl8-tf.
Furniture.
' j l !
I ; A LARGE assort
irrent of Fashionable
-FuRNiTUHE, conSist
' ing of Bureaus, Ta
bles, 'Sideboards, .So
las, Field and liiirh
j. ' post Bedsteads, feiicy
und .Windsor Chairs
' "Rockinjr do. toilet &
"Wdsh Hand Stands, pribs, &c &c.,
Constantly on hand and for sale, ty ' . .
- I ... BARRY & BRYANT?
Octo.)th, 1S33.! ' V- 40 -tfreow.'ii 72
Mumiiigton Haccs
V
FBTIHF RACES ov d this . Course wii-i com- i
N , moice on MONDAY,'. i9ih De-ocmbor
next, and continue THREE DAYS.
h'WSV DAY,
Entrance. sfL
-Mile
II cats Purse. 8100.-
SECOSD DA?i. Two Mile Heats Furse
Sir). Entrance $10
THIRD DA Y. Best
Three in Five-Purse
S 1 51) 'Entrance 610-
JNO.i A. T
AY LOR, Sce'y.
9H (it.
18lhNvec3ber,jl831
YaluuMq Ileal JE state
AT jAUCTZOKT.
WILL be sold underlhe Court House in the
town -of VVilmiiigton, on :Ti'uriday the
11th of December . j
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
J The AVprarf, Yard; Stp-es and Warehouses, at
present in possession of I ie subseribrand oocxk
pied' by. W. C. Jackson, Liirkius & Wallace, and
himself, fronting on the Rivf r 90 feet, and run
ning back td a stone waujabout feet.
: The Lot on Ftcuf SlreLt, South of JNtr: Jolm
MlcAuslan's dwelling, including die Ice House.
- The House and Lot on! Front street at present
occupied by Mrs. Lord. -
The Lot on Market-street, vyhereoiy the i? rank-
in Engine House stands.
Two Lots at th North
known as the Tar Yard.
boundary of the Town,
A Lot on the Hill, south of the late residence
of Wm. II. Halsey, dee'd. '
3i20 Acres of Land, below the Bij or Camp-
id Black
River.
A House and Lot at Smithville, situated on the
Bay east of the Garrisou, uov occupied by Mis.
Elfe. - i
Also", a number of valuable NEGROES all
of which will be sold on. a
long credit, for 'bonds
vul approved security,
date. ' - ,
bearing interest irom
JW. C. JjJZD, EJref
Jno. Lokd.
At the same: time will be oflered on
same terms, a Tract. of SCO Acres of Laud oa
Town Creek, the property ot UieoabscriDer.
" - -. W. C. LORD.
? St ISO '
The SOUND PLACE, with SALT
WORlCS, &c. th property ; of the late J. R.
London. " j
WV C. LORD, Ei?r of '
' ' . J. R." London.
. November lO. ,l U - p4i. '
I . tS3"ill
bell's Island, known as Lords Creek.
00- Acres of Imd on ILonir Cec.
"200 do- do on "Moore's Creek a i
Williain Thomson,
Clocland-Jlch Maker.
On Me norM side oTarkei Street,
OPPOSITE TH1 MACKET-HOCSE,
BETURNS his mo$t! grateful thaiiSs to-the
public'tbr the l iberal; eiicouragemcut Jiq lias
r-eived., and hopes by httenlidn to business to
deserve a " share of patronage. -Helhaa just re
ceived a supply of4 , :m .- ' ' -v
Ladies' and Gentlemeu's Gold Lever Watches;
Silver, Lever, Horizontal amLTertical di.
Cornelian, Coral, and Euaiuelled Ear . Rings,
with Brooches to match. .
Finger Rings; Brooches,. Lockets and Breast
t;.Jins j with. a variety o other articles of"
:JEWELtERY.
Al80 Sihrer plated; Bread. Baskets, "
; Ped.Castors.:ilver edged. ":. " " " '',
- dandi. Sticks, SmuTers Trays, - r;
Ladles, Table and Tca-jSpoons, "
pencil Cases, Spectacles, - " :
, DUk KniVes, Rodgers Kles an2 Jlazocs,
' Belt and Poccct4PlstolsJ ic. c7 "
, .. Noy.'lS'i w.- ?xMj-:-- 07if.-
A NIGHT ADVENTURE IN PARIS,
j 1YanslaU4 for the Perinsylcaiiian.
Hist! hist! Are you. still at your post
?
Here we' are. both of us
Have
you.
seen him j j
Yes, the scoundrel. I have made a,
last attempt to g-et lrom Jiitn the articles
we seek, put with no rnore 'success than
befpre. .Now, since violent measures
have betome indispensable, let ti carry
our 61a)i into effect. Kirmann, cburaglt
my fed! . Twelve o'clock will strike; di
rectly, and: then for our; man. Follow
him till he reaches some obscure and dark
street, and then with your! finders on your
triggers, wrest from ;him. his ill-gotten
property .No relenting, ihow! swear to
have no pity on-him !
-We srearfr ' ! ' ;
Tis'.welK I shall watch your cpera
jiorts frcn the neighborhood. ';' l.
The tire'e individuatsfHvho thus con
versed U gether had not the appearance of
ordinar jl ruffians. The one who d irected
the enterprise seemed to be one of those
stout buit, fresh lgokiug, jwell clad citi
zens, thai one meets so often on 'Change;
with a handkerchief full ubder his arm, or
empty ir iis hand. Something ungainly
in his atitudV, and a twist in his shouldet
seemed b point him-out, as . following
some mun .occupation, but which for fear
of error, we shall- not yej Attempt to desig
nate. . ';:--'; , . I
Ktrmt nn, the smallest ofthe two othersj
had a fiaireof the most grotesque charac
ter. A iefy prominent nose, curving! up
wards to yatds the. eyes, and apparently
made loritne purpose oi supportfu
.of spectafclesr was" guarded
moutfi nanited dv a row
Lthiuly Scattered teeth whi
was ornamented, bv a huniu
inensioris. It couid be seen by tbw light
of the sjreet lamp, which swung to and
fro in tlic twening '-bfeeerthat the short
sightedidwarf was gazing:!tfa'gerlyat the
pistol in his right hand, with an expres
sion tha seemed to say, ','Npw, let him
come 6, and six shall settle our accouni
wth bin." " i y I";
V'l'helliird member of tbe groujraffordj
eE iPs'tjS'kirip- contrast to bath the others.
I V. .- . . - .
-fefr;iruk :a"hdfaler XfntxHrw fiae
raiseirns if to boint bis weapon at the
' . !-.! - - .'jr.-
breau ol some giant, ne was a penec lac
sun
ib'
or a ri
bliet,
a
lm-rt tremor
Ould
be sen to runj throuo lights fraine f
fom
time to time, but whetherj occasioned
by
fe
ar or cold, we cannotBav.
iieighbofinfif clock diled twelve!
ittention ! be on your guard !
repe
led
themselves, but lis often disappointed, yere
ooliged again
their hiding pi
1 v
to belakei tiiemselves to
uce-
At length their eageT eyes lig-hted .on
tlieman. ley jwere in search of.
Hi
seemed to be a young buck of the first or -
y- li- i
per. frizzed, perfumed, and his threat
emJ
belltshed with a cravat of great amplitude.
pace, as if wishing to avoid being overta-
k'en bv the footsteps which sounded be-j
bind 'him' hut snnn chanL'inO thtS annear -
ance of Year to boldness, he stopped sud-
.....v. " ) -r - r O J I I I
denlv and irave those folhrwing- him an
opportunity to come up with imn.
Stand! criedbne of the voices
money or yourHfe 1 i
your
What:! what! 1
Your money or your life ! and
barels of two pistols glistened under
nose. . ' . - . ! .
the
his
One word, and vuu are . a .deau man,
added both the voices. , j ,
.-On ihe honor of a g-enileraa n,' I b;i vx
nothing- to give -you. -r-'I have nothing; -;
bout me but this watch, and it is only
pinrhbaeh. I .; '''- ' T
YVe don't Want your trinkets, genuine
or ialse. .1 our money, or. your me is
what' we seek. I i -"'
But unfortunately I have just lost my
- ,
three lust francs at ecarte.
Off with your coat, then !
Content vouf selves with my hat.
gen-
tlemen, for 1 hav Jately made the most
enormous sacrifices to clothe myself like
.gentleman. My good mother Era's drjiin
ed herself of alfher little sa vings to pa'y
mv tailor's bill! " ''- v; i -,-' - - j
Liar ! off with your coat inamediatelyi
or else-
Down with that cane iu
thc first place !
sake--. '
Gentlemen, -for-mercy's
' Do you hesitate f
;4K.
-There it is gentlemen my exqu
black coat if my tailor speaks truth,
can get a hundred ind twenty frames
it any where, .f'.;.. j., -
Now your 'waistcoat I '
Site
yod
for
Do you. mean then to send me home ta
rhemisef' ' -' 1 ' ' - ; I
Precisely. OfThow wilh yoar -pahtaf
!oons,.ana quiciny too ! - A J
bave some raercv, fo'r heareriV sake l.
v Now that you are plucked of Vonr fine
feathers, pff with' ypa, and' Vta
look: beh ind yaut4- ; 'fr'r;r j-.- f
Ths riocr irrelih so,streuhpik'iM:
"a'"M V I - n, , f . . L I ! ".jr iuuch i.ig lqua Indians, now . sotilod 'diIiin!.;-.-. r
Fiomahouse vvel known in the qvar-j us, and which may only be made. to blaz- j Bamstublc Jrcunt y.- op;osite Mil!:'.
lur-tl. Jlarh: slowly issued adoze , -put moro furiously and utn;clively than Vilu.vartj) Massachuelts. They ar-
dividals. . As ;each one masieln? appear-ever, by the u-m;;o;-:S pchcy which If, bout 500 in number.' 'At the commix-
ance our two acquamtainces stepped from j favor . ' I ixilnt of the 'Revolojiaii .thvv wero jndac-
WAV U I LV. V 111 ,x ..v vmw-. i m iiil; t7l.LL4.lLI I (111 1 11. lO V Li i IL V-i 101L1J UN t h ..
tie plaiiteu mmscit in tne mioute oi u.e , repudiate toe iuea ol nuy alleoiance rby ii seffiion preached Td WestfTeld; by
pavement, and hunj'niing a fashionable air; whatever being dije to the Siaten-nnp j,-. Ir.Apes, an lndiau preacjM'f, they
was soou lost in one of the thousand j "that if he "entertained any views of the ctii0jicd thv'' I eiiiiture- for -a-iedrWs of
streets that branch out fro in la rue Qrcne-1 relations existing between the Federal an)! j thiir grievancestmi'have obtained' their; ,
tat- we Will suppose that; du, lienard . State Governmentsjyhich did not amourjt rt.qeet in iaft. The" how form a body
AAV j f V 4 .J . .v..m ... . - ' -1 T . V u J I tC J Vi 411,, k I. t V 1 M J k I II V. I
)did not urait for a Repetition of the injucc-
Hon. He instantly took On his marclk'
aided in his course by the fresh air of trje
morning:, rand a smart blowiroro a switcir,
wbich made his flesh tingle as h turned
the corner of the next jsfreetT j : h
He arrived at 'home, bathed a'persp'i
ration, from the viplenc of,hieierlioos.
How he slept that night is iiolt fcaowji;
but on his rising the next raorning.a no'ie
was-put jnto hiar hand, couched, in the foil
lowing terms. '',"" :. 7' T'"J.
"Convinced that you were sts 'reat a
coward as swindler, I. last night posted
my two apprentices, Paul and Ivirmaan,
m the street through which you xvere to
pass, each armed with a pislol cutout of
a eake of chocolate. You could , easily
liave crushed tp pieces thetr vea pons,
which I had caused previously to'be in
spected b my friend, vthe commissary ij)f
police you have preferred jetu ruing me
the clothes which I had furnished yo-3,
nd the payraent far which you had tit)
(hen evaded. ' You have done ''well, and
our accounts are now squared. j
Keep yourself warm if! you can, and
accept iue assurance-oi ine n2n Tespect
witn wnicn l nave the honor to De,
' Your very humble cervanC j
; " . , ; -B A LE M AR D, TaUor."
FROM THKiliRl.KSTON Cot'itlR
The- Governors Messages -This docw
meet comes upon tis m the form, anld ;
vviirt tne Janjruarre ot frrearnioueration. out
we greatly fear that' it is wanting in can-
iiii iu ics whu iu iut- rjAcuuiive rw;oiu
,',?.'.'., .1.- : . i . .i. 1
r.w ... V . .i,.: t.. ...J'
that body", however, will adohi the Exec U-?
tiv-e exposition of the meaning of theoatli,
and whether that exposition, "paltering,
as it does, '.-in a double sense," wilt prpv
satisfactory td theUuioa party, are ques
tions of doubtiul and moinentous issue
We should have, much preferred to havje
found the Governorr-ambitious ny til
riiiiii uuic wiuf, wiJifii ueioijra
r ,i . i : I n r t
w. . , v i -. : t
tnnnn nnM Ir, ,hiK- til mil m i-nini: ov.i
tingu.snerontueliresoi CfMitention, which !
nave aj 4Uiiii auu f J iiriueiv
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the fact, that tljj Governor unequivocally
urges t
o passage ol
the
oatn, seeding-,
however to disarm nostinty to it by da-
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ciiring that, in his opinion, the propose
cjaring mat, in his opinion, the proposeu ,
oath is not con irected with any power.de-.!
a
j rived from the Convention that it should
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ue oojecteu 10 uy nam-, cm tuose wno ut-
. terly den y Statei Sovereignty,
f S:ate, and the corresponding dutv of fide!
ty and allegiance, he should have no lies
I tntinn w hntHVr in taL-irio 1 h ronn.i!
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t oath.
1'he object of these glosses cannot
oe mjstatn it is to reconcile the Union
party to the proposed measure but thefe
is too much ambiguitVan(l mystification
about them to inspire .rierfect confidence
aor, ana tnat aeaaiy miscnierinrua under ; r m i -n r j- rvTv
gapair ,tsonieU words.; It series one thing, l J"; T'l V . YL? -CrT;Z.TZ
below My a beyond a doubu-Jfc the odious leU oath ."aic, wai.. '"v.- l1"
of large ;and wU be engraMi- on the causlitutioTuifl a yiolatjpu fuhe Ccnstitu
le his.back UAe State fox.- we cannot, for a uoi)l .y"!":, . ' . '-X
of lare-di- flatter ourselves that the I.eiriatdrA'will I M lsP to-'gireioe upv
peace-maker, and patriotically fear. ess 01 i i 1 t i t
personal consefPioacos--reSoiutelyii,W I rolue mi Pr,val,e. ' f ' . tt-!::dl U'1
his face against the consummation of the inconsistent, with the oesire gcneml-
. . . .-. i . ly unnutetf to him,of a seal on uhj Aj.-oeal ,
evil -nieasure, whioh is now the On! v sourcie r-; , , - , - . J -
'' - - i- i - ' pi'ii-.'h, i-n the eutil ot tho-ro-or.jraniZ'utiotn-..
ol our domestic tIxv:sious. and endeavour- ; r .... . , i -
in their good faith. If Governoj U aynH rcJitwed bv the last legislature,., bulk
Nhad said that he conscientiously believed a house 2G feet -bv i8rf!eaitnd iiliiarr
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ma i i uc piupoat-u uam twaiu uc toftjcic
tiously taken, by those who believe in thje
doctrine (almost universal throughout thje
rest of the United States) of divided sbv-
ereignty ana oiviaeu allegiance: m re-
ference.t.o the State severally, and th
United States- collect!
j have beeu explicit and intell igible." But ui
j der the form of e-xpresilon, adopted by bin
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"ft
there still lurks trie doubt, whether -he
j does not hold one. who denies the entire
' sovereignty of the State, -'utterly 'to . denli;
the sovereignty ot the state, and "the
corresponding duty of fidelity ana alieg
ance." We well know, that "divided
sovereignty" and "divided allegiance5' orie
f feattd us absardities by the partyof.whici
Governor Hayne is he Executive head.
and that they constantly accuse c- Unionists-
(notwithstanding their earnest pro
testations to the "contrary) of x- total$en-
'al of State jSoyereignty, merely becanse
tbeydeny total 'State Sovereignty. . Wit
out chargfng then an intentional e'miic
que. on the part ofthe Governor, we thin
t trlaKvvf af e Ayarranted in say ing. that ne has
pseci language iiaoie toTnisconstruction.
It would certainly hare been better and
wiser, io relation to a subject so fraught
wifh difficulty,, and in which iheconsc!i-
ence of theiLCttrzen
itrrcn js concerned, to hayei receding evening, and in the coutoC
plainly that he wlioTurmastiChfr conversation iuformed the Oneral
rwntten so
m .
read." But .gjring the Governor Jqti
credit (brthat honesty-of purpose whiclh
be claims, - his opinion is but that of a
high lunctinary, having no parf ?eiiher
in me maKing or .interpretation ol laws
.indamerrtaf or ordinary. 'Tbe great quel
ies-
tion is,"jn what sense-Avilf the Legislature
pass thfr OtthT' -His, not :h'eterrn,:ill-
iance been defined by a declanitoTV T?
sdlutton of a T pfetioas Tjesgilature, as
well as'byj the Ordinance of thesConver
tion j arfd inot the present Lei&iatqre t
be taken as 'acting oh and fcound by tlkt
definition, unless they declare the coiitrV
ry by another resolation AViJI, not t!W i
new Judges (supposing the Judiciary tq
be remodelled) sustain the (tab,' as one of
exelusi ve allegiance to th,r StaV I - Tbes-
are questions which'the ' IgURiture and
thv Judiciary only an solve,' and ns to
ernor are 4,vo.vf pfetereh,iiihil.,,
We have alluded to ra. want of candor
in the Governor -e: have particularly
in.vteW that part of his mesSago, la which
he says--"V hav the emphafic decla
ration of ihe very Court, which annulled
the Oath in tlu Military J5iH, annoflr.Hng '
before hand,' tlrat lif the' people shou,d "
think fit so to afnend tbe Constitution as -tolauthofize
theadhiinistratioh of tlu Outhj
Of -AJlegiauce, in the form prescribed Cj
! the act of ike last $essiehx of the Leisla-
tun, there is nothing in.tjie lok$!7
(utloa or j iik U.tiTKU States oppo8ed
to it." NoW.it is welljknowi and iX
deetl if-.is lo be collet-ted irtjim another
pai t of the message itself, that this
the iudivldukl'declirninm of Jude Joiik
son; only and' not trlat of the Court;"r.:i i. ,
it is due to Judge JoiiNsoar to i!dT '
that he came to,; this '.concIusroiH tftcr
a process of reasoning:, in .Which " ho re-
con t-iled the-, nronosed Oata Jo. the dM
' tritve ol'dividedAlh'giahtfaiiU-
another
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iluart of his, message;
-enor crtut ir
If Ave uiidcrstatid
h
imlifinht, ha impliedly reeommc-iidstlK;
Legislature to alst a
.eoislature to abstain from any-iegisla-
lion on tSe subiect of State treason, jiud
perhaps alsoon the snl ject of the Judicial
rf-. ? ITUiese two- points,, and5 especialjy
th bttet, be .Uk Untouched by tb inbovut-
nana oi pu.y, wev iiiiiwu. ufm u ,
bope tliAt theVii' pf.-our strjffiWt far
distant Ve observed a Iro Oiat'the GoV-
or.nuiuericaj lucrfAe oi i'wi uuii1
l i :-lt ldi.ui Kemnant. i here iia yira
. - ... w j .
rt.lI1Mant of th,v' onee nhwoiAl tS.lt
by -a li
j hh-j&inws that n-i rl-.t '-sem-d 1) it
------- t
j iut lhe ,van the State Legislature
1)l(,ct.j tiem ,inr a board of overseers
;,.ttn.m..iu u. 1 nfl nnmu '..v.
! actions of them comnellin them to labor'
i t- z, z i ... .
ahdDnrooriut n? the nroreetls to their
" Iast" inter, as-' v.Jeam
pontic aiiai appoint Uie usn;
Ctrs.. They have nbour ifip hbuse.s, none
of u hich cc.ist moTe than 1 O J dollars ; their
hirnlture is nrofioriionaik- cl eafi. Orm
j .!,UMtred of thm caji reau the 15ible;for-
i .four can v. rite, and a. few can cypher
t They-have-a church of about fifty me
ht,r6 They have eight leanis, thirty
UowsV and a few sheen. Sine thev irefe
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for.a school house and au- jiart tor a dwel
ling house for a teacher. . They intend to
employ a white teacher, who will feel au
interest in their welfare, and absolutelyde '
j". i vote, himself rot he building up Sc Irnprbv
p ' ing therr town.' They own lO.SOQacres
l" I f n -ic r rrn,iA kilt fi i r-ct ti frf rf .a
sea may
e; i;Aae, mx oaucti ve
t . ,r
cbr..r':
rn
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Too Much 'freed fry breeds dcsjSt" ...
At a recent election in the town of P. th
kgoodociety,r' Whigi- iriade great exer
tier's to obta i n? all the negro- ptes ab
necessary funds 'were forthwith subscrib
ed and the r.egr's held n'sieigg-eryby
lhci&ielve?, after the' moU approved fasJi- .
ion. The next worn: ng Coear.nj 'of
th e i r n uxuhe r, w ho m 6au red, six - feet tky o
in his StrckingSi encounU;red Gen. F-
a tlt itnrtttVii4 'Wlil" ltaA-r li'lm hrl
fjn ciftffy , inkramentil in; raisin the
funrfa ntccrv u
funds necessary' to defray theeXDenses'ui
thejtifirrcry. After; they hau -shaken
linds and passed the -compliments ofthe
da v. Caesar ban- to expatiate urvon the.
that he was toasted oh'the occasion witfi
rapturous eppiause. A 1 -Cossar l arid
what was. the ; toasKea,'e .jGcncral,'
impatiently.4,! - tell you I Massai, replied
Ccesar, J gib ue" toast; arid; it was as
lows. Gm.F L" nigger's friends lo
i hib aArniTi; iAcr, bin a slack reakt !'
isc o
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tvefc so entirely successluVhat they fel
! it their duty'aher the election to give theiv
colqred friends an' entertainment, -'hc
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