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Judge liams pre-,
HO' 7ir I h. t
me .auutuui UTUCIU..WVI1
icket has been employed in ferreting
tat the testimony which wis exceed
clY"dIflicuttto come at,its it appears
.persons were immediatetypTtfSent,'
nul the detachment of troops who
ert concerned in the muriler. We
wn that the Solicitor addressed -4
, ,,ef to tne commanucr 01. ine rori.
.1 county in order that an iavestiga-
ion might be had y. at the sams time
. .AoA hi (inU nf Oifh Ailfr
,h!ch contains in an article stating that
iwcwtuoaa
nstracuons 10 aiu iue state in uie 111-
Wfatton. lo this request, the
omi.Jinuer replied mai ne nau receiv
,1 no such instructions. and. t!iat- he
Would hot comply andflha't the soldier
f fji1awful datyv" Process was then j
ued out tor certain soldiersand sus-
iected persons ia the Fort, but with-
iit success, the Alaj. mtorming the
lierilT upoa' avdcttiandbeinff made
hat he would not give u pea-man an
attachment was then issued ajdins
he Maj. for a contempt of the Court,
Thjch was also qqoaeygqJM.iftecitt,.
.t,.rninn- SKri ha coultl nit takf. the
wiSiout danger ofhis life.
It appears also that a subpoena was
isoed for Lieut Manning and served
I
tat he also remseu to oaey it: we
tint wdthttate of thras and
ooq the aliidavit of the Shenlt that
m force of the couaty was inadequate
) Serve pntsa . uu jici buus 111 me
orVthat the presiding Judge des-
ITTOegseTnseTone-TjfOTroT
f'.S A1 fltfS. '
Mcintosh, stating the difficulty wror, imsiir 'plunder wrrrrcscur
K renutin-surrender of the file cd by GenrJiCKf83rrafid thou han
j soldiers whd were present at the M ovrr, with a request .that they
Sl t f MuPTwQi t'n htritf of -Rita, ml "lit he tf aiiatnirtixl t. fl.j fil itiino
Pi ihit State callinrori hiflv for aid.
'Jl We have also learned that true bills
Bivers'Soldiers , at the Fort,, and also
oncerneu in 1111 insacuoii.
It now remains to be seen;' whether
he military authority-is to . control the
L::i ii.a o ii.niriii nf lTnitPl
States, soldiers within the border of
w JheStatejvho hM I themselyesabove
Ihe faws of the county, "and set the
Wsand the officers at defiance. .. Will
Alabama submit to this?
zCiiwufjpSIIEui reft .
Jfcrettnir Anecdote. We 'need
Mrtlly telt rturwwdei-sj' that have-
!f wen uniform and very decided hv
'our optvjsition to Gen. Jackson: that
!we did what we could to prevent his
.. . . ...
have condemned many of the meas
urrs of his aJminisf ration; and that
we shall, probably, continue to say
ffltlhuiLiliinca of. Jura as occasion of-
i'H . . . . . a I
fers.-:IWetale not llie less pleasure,
fiowever, in eiving publicity, fortho
. -., ., " i . i 1 1...
ttrst time, 10 ih Hneciioic, wmi ii re
acts signal honor upon Gen. Jurk
nn, and indeed upiTiliemci lean
jcliaracter. Tlje authenticity of the
jstory is unquestionable We heard
.it from a gentleman, of distinguished
MeTSrTmtneTrTOrbnso-
have placed' him among the first of
Jiving authoTSj, & jof wltum any cmn
'tryTmiglit "iaa1ira"own,usfly
proud. It was related in a company, of
vrhom was another distinguished in
dividual, now fepresenting his roun
Jtr'y abroad,' but, at the time to which
jthe anecdote refers, Itoldingasitua-
tion, near -the person of its hero.
iWbich enabled : him to bear testimo
'ny, from p(irsonalknowJedge, tojts
tb" '-j -J" ."'.'V T"'
I In the year 1824 our informant
iniet, at (he table tof General Sir
jGeorge Airey, many distinguished
Englishmen,, then i n Paris. The
conversation turned on the pending
.Presidential election, and fears were
iSiplreucAait'sBo'ulil Geiieral Jack
'sou be elected, the amicable relations
betweenjhe twjB countries might be
ndangereVrn consequence "uf liis
jimplacaWe hostility to England, and
.his high handed exercise-r powcr
as evinced yduringliis.command at
pfew Orleans. - The necessity, on the
Wof our i h form ant, of reply irig to
the8a observations,- was superseded
.0 the prompt and generpus outbreak
m one of -the guests Col. Tdidkn
'toit, of the 83th an officer welj
kiintvn r.it. I.JiT 'ffntilc f nd ' pallant
I -a. m " . ,, fj
CDaHctera nA whose regiment suf
Jercd severely in the attack of the 8th
jf Janaary.1 lie testified, in the
(handsomest terms, to the conduct of
(Gen, Jackson, as an able and faith
M commander on that occasion, and
Ileclared that, bad lie not usnl the
pwerTonfided t-r bim ittbfr4igU
ihanded" viay alluded to, New Or
leans would infallibly have been cup
fared, : As to the charge of iniplaca
jWa hostility, Col. Thorktox ? de
itlared, in all the intercourse, by flag
id otherwise, between the hostile
(ommanders. Gen, JiCKSorfhad been
.Peculiarly courteous and. humane,
jod, to support this assertion, beg
ged leave tu roenUoo .jone circiim
,'nce.' ; Hethen proceeded fn state,
l'hat, on the day after the attack, the
.British
were permitted ti bury their
fdesd. Ttinr hevmiil a rertain line a
nared or two yarus in advance ot
ven. Jackson's entrenchments all
ithin that line twiner buried by the
Americans -tliemel es-A anon as.
lhis mrlancholv i!ut was nerformed
... -
f ccei
rnlnga fl, ith the swrds. .1
ulettsand atche, of ?!,e olllr ers
epa
who h4 tallen, and a iiuKi from Gen.
Jacksuly, couched in the most courte
ous language,- savimr that wie imir
of epaulctts. was still missing, but
that Uaigent searcJi-Wa making, &
wlien found it shnuld be sent in.-
these articles always considered
of the gallant ofliCcrs,, tt whom they
nau belonged, L 1 .
Ihisauecdotfj and thoTrank and
oldiet'-like style in tthiclnt was civ-
p torwHl- th wlmle current if ftti
in4 in f,ivor of the General.' arid lrew
forth an expression of npiilmisc from
all parts o the table. . For my.
self" said our informant, " I felt a
flush on my cheek, and a thrill of
ioTllirWgM
heart I thank the old General for
proving, by this chivalrous act, that
the defenders oPour country were a
bove the sordid feelings of mercena
ry warfare' r retlencksburg Arena:
nmuiilir.li. mmmmmn 1 ill..
THE STAR
RALEIGH, NOVEMiJKit 8, 1833
Francis S. Key, Esq. U. S. Attor
ney for the District of Columbia, pas
sed through "this city on Tuesday uight.
last, on his way to Alabama. t It is un
derstood that the object of his visit to
that State is, to have the'soldiers who
were concerned in the killing of Col.
GwENs7TnedT)eIjrelIieXrnited States'
Circuit-Court. '
" Siait' Cont craionz Detegltes hate
been appointed ia Halifax, Chow-
present those couaties in the Internal
Improvement, Conventioa to be. held
in this city on the 4th Monday of jtliis
month.
0'ir p3per of lat werk. directed lo
the Raleiirh Star, was, it seems, return:
ed through the Post Office, with this
itirptrrTlTe"""upfrr-rhc mar5finrK;efir
youreyesinidd M)0--doWend
this to u any more." Now, we have
b;uL0AfcjcjUainj4nc
id. rhe Js:ar; and, from our Riiiwiedge
of them, we do not believe they would,
without any provocation, return a paper
wtl.li,,'Snl!;?Jn-.!''pon. ll 'be f
Tiie paper Tsaterth
and the truth is. we do not believe that
it hat ever gotten into their haodi at all
but, that some little to be trusted de-
puty-post-maMeri-of someihtog-worse,
has arrested this paper on its march to
Raleigh, 8c returned it as above ttated
We have ever" received courtesy at
the hands of the Star Editors; and we
have yet-to learn that we have been
gjuil ty of any tiling to forreit thejr friend-
ahip. i If, as we do believe, nothing of
that sort has been done by the editors
of the Star, they will confer a favor to
mase trnTremsfK. rinckncyiVliijr.
s The Editor of the Whig judges cor
rectly; for we assure him, we have .no
knowledge w natevec of the shameful
transaction to which he alludes; and
we are gratified to find that his good
opinion of us does not allow him to
impute to us an act so little and mean.
We still cherish the same friand.
sentimentshich we have ever enter
tained towards him, and hope we shall
Bever find cause to withhold the'eoor
tesy which is due to him as the edftor
of a respectable public journal. We
have no recollection of having receiv
ed the number of his paper referred
to." -Eds. Star. . .-
Sptiriali-A few days ago,
AuriellaQliaceta negro-woin an;,
charged i mtli"liiinngMrs7 Elizabeth A.
Durkec,"wife of 1K Robert A. Dur
keeof poison, to her, . was tried before the
City Court of that place,, and found
guilty of murder in the first degree.
rNelson Wallace, a slave, . was tried
before the same Court for -The crime
Rape, committed on the body of a
whiteewphan girlof
thirteen years. A verdict of Guilty
was rendered by the jury without
leaving the box, ; .
Presidential Nomination.At a late
meeting of the Mechanics and Work
ing 5Ien in Ikltimoreoutfl'LBAx.
at present a Judge of the Supreme
Court of the United SUtes,andJari
merly Postmaster General, was noin.ij
nated as a candidate for the Presiden-
cy. . : - " - f
Georgia. Complete returns of the
election in' this State have at length
been received. The resultis as M;
. For Governor. ' - " - ) r1-"-
iluropkia . 31,553
Crawford ' 29,055 ,
- ; Lumpkin's majority- S,498-,
A meilneirt of lLa Coottitution. t
I No Ratification ' 3
UaUficatioa L26,?i
i.Oa: tha-3ih uiamo'pter- D.
Vroom .m',.,! p..;. ' ,
iew jersey.
Ca
.pitol of tl,, Old .Domini.." .p.
pears to be much infested by gam
blers The able, and independent
Editors of the Compiler have for. some
weeks been pouring- agalling' fire up
on these pests of society, which has
resulted in a meeting of the citizen
lor the purpose of devising means for
the suppression of the vice of gambling
in that city. The meeting is said to
have been the largest ever held in that
p.lace-r-there being from COOto'1000
people present. Resolutions were a
,IJ?Pn.Ho.g.ia. xonimtttei.f
twenty-four persons to collect such
and situation of the gaining houses i as
it may be in their power to obtaiu; to
make all necessary inquiries into the
matter; and to recommend to the a
dopfion of an adjourned meeting such
measures for remedy of the evil as
to them may 8ecmadvisable..-The
extraordinary facts were stated at the
meeting, that an attempt had been
made, by individuals notoriously en
gaged in gambling as a pursuit, to de
rriy theC6flVpilety1n consequence of
the active part it had taken against
that vice; that they went through . the.
city threatening those mechanics who
should- support -that-paper wit4v 4h
withdrawal of,their custom? that they
endeavored by the influence of money
desert the establishment, two of whom
!yEtwal
services were essential; and 'thaf they
indirectly proposed to.oue of the Edi
tors, that by the desertion-of his , con
nexion with the Compiler, a large sum
would be placed at his disposal for the
establishment of another paper.
JGuiratail
uing Stargiyed
tion of Tammany" or " Regular'.'
Nominations, ia, lyew Ypitki ,jvrx-;
"Some-two or three nights before
public meetings are to beheld, about
ten or fifteen persons in each ward are
4wHetoalfats)icaaihal4 at tW
house of a friend in each ward.
There they organize, appoint a chair
man and secretary, and in reality, in-deetl,-and
in fact, these few men pro
ceed to nominate the delgates who are
to be sent to Tammany Hall, and also
the very chairman and secretary,
whom, it is supjyscd, the meeting at
large appoints. This matter having
been arranged, '..d certain persons in
the ward having had their cue, the
meeting assembles, various persons
are put in nomination, and the ticket
agreed upon.in.private caucus is carri-J
ed. Jl he delegates thus chosen are
managed by a- few persons in .their
ward, and- these few persons arc-in
AueftceAbytlirea.,foucleadersf
these leaders are moved by a higher
power, and finally through all these
ramifications, an individual or two suc
ceeds in giving a direction to nearly
the whole ticket The presses tied
dowa.to follow such directions re-echo
the nominations as regular, and the
ticket is chosen- apparently- by the
great body of the people, but in reali
ty by a handful of influential persons.
This is certainly an abuse of the elec
tive franchise, and it is unfair and
disrespectful to the people. They im
agine that every thins; in the premises
is done openly, candidly, ana for the
benefit of the party, when in fact it is
managed bjr skill and intrigue." '--'r
FOR THE STAH. r
- At a meeting Of a respectable numi
ber of-the people of Wake county, at
aTpIace.;: called,zNafc:ione,a.:. Cross.
Roads, on Saturday the 26th of Octo-4
ber, ibjy; on motion, Air. vvoouson
Clements was appointed "Chairman,
and James G. M'Kenzier Secretary.
The-following resolutions were there
upon introduced, discussed and unani
mously adopted,-vizr -
Resolved, Thai Ihe honor and inierait of North
Carolina require that the next Lrgiilature iliall
tenv of Internal Improveroetitt, and w belicte
ueh ik the sentiment of our eountf.
Itetolred. That the Seuutor ami Mcmlter of
the House ot Commons, eleateil in this count;',
be instructed to give flieir sanction and support
to any plan of impruseiaewta-a'hiah wy ha
deemed pi-Mticable, aad to vote for the appli
cation of State fuuds to carry these plans into
effect
liesolred, That U persons hera present, do
fcewbylethje-thefnaehrea tupport the cause
t Internal Improttments in ihis Stste by con
versing on the subject among their neighbors,
nd by soliciting subscriptions for stock to such
companies as shall "be incorporated for the erec
tion of Hailways, If the Uglilatora shall in ks
wisdom determine to eombiue individual means
mid ihnie nf ihe State.
Itesolved, That our fellow eilicens In other
sections of the county, be requested to. hold
meetings and adopt resolutions similar to the
foregoing.
lt.Ut That the nroeeedinrs of this meet
ing be published In the Kalcigh papers, and a
copy ol Ota roe be sent to onr HreseUYes
in the acuurratK:iiiT.
, - ,W. CLEM ENT8, Chairman.
i. G, MK, Searetary.
r Jl'rirn and a twtV-rWe said a Jit-
!la last week on tlie probable ad vance
lin'real estate in our "town and neigh-
boi-hood. arising from the construction
,,f the rail road. r We were not aware
then that a houserabout a half amilo
frxn tswn, near -She line of. the. road,
which has never rented for more thaft
fifty or sixty dollars per year, had just
Wea let forone' hundrell and thirty-
. . fi M ...air if Wol.tion. ..
bout it, as if all the tt nit of the storm
dwelt there. r To make it more deso
late, the window sash were1 generally
takenouft becausethe boys broke the
glass ;iftL: throwing stones at the
pJ3itJ.', tlmchetter flrginiaiu
'. :-:r,Qo- :'''-
J. . JFintUor, .Vor. 1 !
Lost Mail, Vorse an t Gig. The
Northern mail, via Winton, due at
this place on Wednesday evening
last, has nut yet arrived. This will
WunTToTW
gence in our. paper of to-day. A
gentleman Just froui Winton infornis
uslhaf Tie" saw the driver yesterday
morning, w ho stated Jlrat the inonu
;d?isyisM3p?KOira?
house near the road to warm himself,
and whilst he was in the house the
hnrso got loose from where he was
tied and cot off,. or rise sumo per
son Htolc him together with the gig,
mail-bag and . contents. Diligent
search had been mado for them in
every-dircction, bat ntr intdHgcnrc
of either had been obtained up to the
time our iufonnant saw the driver.
Herald.
-Se-
diangeWawnonllu
Hamilton 8t Son, by the Gold Mining
Company, .of Burke, roiuiisting f
RobardS, Turner, Hubert Hamilton
Qnfl l lla,niTtfrt m ml ,1.1 wolil a of I
" '-""""".luim jmiaiiiu in i
the ciienucai HanK at rew lork,
have been put it firt ilatito ih th 1
estcni part of tho State, & from
the Company in the girat dearth tf
State money, Rrfr- anwt5rMig,, .gt;4iatH
public conenT.c
Salisbury Watchman
Dreadful Accident. On Siind.iv
last,-as Mrs. MrLoniniii, of this
vicinity, was retut ning from preach-
ng, i n, a gig, tne horse which she
wasililriVing took frigliih1id,iiiunaf
Intif IttePWrmtlSVt
such TV iolencp that ahp rxpirctl al -
most immediately. S!ie was a re-
spec-table lady, and lias feft"a tius
band and seteral children to mourn
her melancholy lute.
. Fayetteville Observer,
Snorting Intelligence The owner
of Jicrtram Jan. has offered, ihrniish
the Columbia Telescope, fo runjhatceM
ebrated horse against ft oodpeikcr, ol
Kentucky, over the Lhsrlestnn Course.
4 mile heats, on the Monday previous lo
the next regular races 85000 t side,
half forfeit. The challenge to be ac
cepted by the first Monday in December
next. An offer to raise the stake to
810,000 would, it is said, be accepted.
A large Familu Four hundred and
forty bfils have been made--up in Hull's
INew York lintel, Tor several nights
past, and every one occupied. The
number of persons that have -slept in
this building for a' week past, famity and
domestics included, caooot be less than
five hundred persons.
V. r; Daily Ada,
Exemplaru l)amascs.A singu
lar case of assault and battery wns
recently tried in tho neighboring
county of Uctiry, in which ladies
were tlio parties Mi"s lhnmpson
plaintifT, and Mrs. Greenlic, alias
(a very suspicious word, by the way,
whether affixed to the name of a man
or a woman) Mrs. Hunter ilefon.
dant. -The causa of antioii, as rcla
tod in the Franklin Whig, was, that
MrsIIonlrr ltaigriteHainirTor
suine ttrtie prcvjimsa dislikii toIiss
1 liompson, lay to- ambush for ber.
with a acrvantnr servants-to aid,
near 4 road, whit li IVI iss. T. was ac
customed to trat tl, until the young
woman passed, when they caught,
tied and whipped her unmercifully.
The jury gave a verdict of 82,000,
but by consent of parties a judgment
was entered for 81,000, and costs.
Lynchburg
Virginian..
Ityilt be seen' by the advertise
jne-nts- inscrteif n tbTs ffayr8"papcr
that the secretary of the I reasury
is prepared to !pny off the whole of
the four and a half per cent stock of
the United Stales, amounting at this
time to the sum of s 2,041,611. 71.
This is the last instalment nf that
stockr and by"lhe terras of the con
tract "was redeemable at any time af
ter the 3 1st of December-next, at the
pleasure of tku United States. But
the law by which this stock was ere
ated requires, that at least six months
notice of the iutciidetl reirabursmeut
HlibiiTirbefvcir," andr'conseqticiitly,
the United States cannot innist- nn
paying it and refuse to continue list-.
bl Ph- the interest- until the expu a
tion of the six months after notice
nfthrt intention t redeem. Dot as
the Srcretary is prepared to pay off
the whole amount, :n3 second ad.
vert iscmeht offurf to Ibr fodders the
option of immediate payment if they
Will consent to accept Ui... ,
JUTbe 4lay-amed io-thfradvciUsi,
ncnt is no tbf earnest that the law
permits,; fgr i(s prrempfary Trdimp.
tion without the consent of the Hold
ers.
amun'
S3 chu
' " ' 'r"i ?J5.!fi I .'. 1
some Tew purchasers have Reduced
the amount due to the sum first a-
boyo mentioned Globe.
UttforlwuUe Occurrence.- Yester
day forenoon, between eleven and
twelve o'clutk, during divine service
in the Catholic church, in Aim street,
an unfortunate scene of confusion was
created in consequence of an alarm
that the walls of the chapel were fall
ing, which previously had:; been crack-
.l S lit- - j a
e oy.ia. aigging oi,,a waouaiuuLior a
new buiWing by the idr of it-eigiit
feet deeper than the foundation of the
ehurehi The - anncaTan c er of these
cracks, and the fact that the west side
of tiiefihar
clterobably occasioiied'ioine-
dies, -probably occasioned some inl
givings in the minds of the congrega
tion that the building was not al togeth
er safe. The immediate cause o? the
alarm, bowever, was the falling of a
front sash in the gallery, whicb instead
of sliding up and down, as Is usual by
meailS of pulllCS, WOlked OH a ptVOt,
tail- ta-b shoved-eat bTman
pi -
stick; and when it fell, it rebounded
several times, makW a tetrible
noise like the "clacking of mortar
ami frame-work. A cry instanly
arosow from several, females in the
trallrv- th.it tlie cliurrk wan falliii"'
winch was re-echoed by a eeneral
shriek and a rushing
lor me doors.
One only was open, and not
beittd
sufficiently large to permit the pres
en iii.iiMi.4liMK..n.nn..an&
aaiii iv yaajjumiuuAuc.mijn:iiitiuii i
was, mat a great numosrol leoiajes,
chilikejun.3.liin
thrown down,- trampled unil'Sr foot,
twelve 'vgomen in tleTrriantjnrmpST
from the windows of the gallery to the
tneir.legs broken; at air events, the
whole-of their frames must have been
considerably jarred; and it is a great
wonder from the feai fuLheight that
tiiey escaped witb thair livea--r
Is. 1 . linrnaffra.
laJieXourLo
tr r Jay, a case ot some in!erisl. val -
eT." it wis a i aFlio'tbr tiiht oy Eiuhi
nnF II. Mundruiu, fiirtucrly a M jor
in the"."tttay.Utiaif;wrvicr'hn
utile in this city, and is s, det'er in
clothing, agtinst Captaih Barker of the
fsteaniboat plying betwefn JNew Uitl-
4j6Lraltaa
tliea. tion, was for a b.vach of coulnct
n not caryiug the Pluioulf. his wife .ee
child, together with"his hure and carry
II. from New ll-ftlforfb'Ts'antutliet',
in November last. The fads were that
the Plaintiff had agreed to pay Ihe full
fare in. the Steamboat, and ttisr after his
biggage was received utf board, the
Captain refused (oadmit his wife into
tlve ladies cabin, the rhintift being a
trnilattrtror pemon of color, and rrquir
ed them to go forward,, whirh the P
tiff refused to do. Himself and hi
jaje were then sent on nhore, and
the Praifliifrwirlbtrgr(trtra-krpatf-
stge in a packet, alter some tk-I.iV
Die case wa argiied by Day id L ChiM
& IIanieJ.Webter Tor the lUi?i ill and
by C. P.Curti-i fur Defendant. Th Ja j
were nut 4 hours, & aMer receiving fur
ther instructions from the Court, return
ed a verdict for the Plain tiff of g 125
damages. The Defendant, we under
stand, has appealed. The Court room
was much crowded during the trial.
, Jsottoii uaxly Adv.
Donna Mjria. As this young Miss
is now the subject of much conversa
tion and remark, a description ol her
rierson may' not be uninteresting. A
etter from Havre of the 8th ult. Says:
I have seea Donna Maria twice
Althouirh not fifteen yeais old, she
his lb appearance of twenty." Iter
ya is tbe.only feature. wh.ichpleases.
She-hai-a--sinall,-:brilliantprercing
eye, which gives ber-xountenance a
great deal or animation, sue is very
fat, has "a wide mouth and projeietifig
teeth. She is by no means ugly, but
simply good looking. " Her dress is
extremely simple; a-white gown, and
sky blue bonnet, trimmed very neat
ly, and no ornament whatever.- Hike
this simplicity very much."
A'. J' . Com. .-
Ati Enlihsvldrer, for a consid-
crahlo wager, undertook recently to
walk nn his hands, a distance f a
mile and a ball'.Vhicli he accomplish
ed, to tbcastouisIiiiieiit 'f a grrat
nmuber of spectators, in half an
hour. '
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MARTltED,' - - -
. In iln-tr'a on C..it ult n, by the
!tef,':J..CCJiMry' Mr. liernrJ lUur, ol this
citr, to Min Anna Mtih hrucVe, ilsughter of
-th tat Mark Ureoka, li(j. ol Montgomery
aouirtf. Pa.
In the iciHy of Chapel IM1, nn the Stat
aliirao, Mr. Oliver 1 Uurth, ol this etty, to
Wise Cftnwlis It. lta
At llillunlstou, N,h aounly, nn the Sith ol
timo, Mfi Jiilm .lt. Home, ol Kilgeemihi to
Miss ti.M J tat Burt, daugl,idr OfMr. William -Hurt.
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At HilUbmonxh, nn the S9tb nllimn, Mr,
John (ivderto Mi.i Urgwr-t Hmker, ilaiijli-
tr or Mr. Alien tliitlu-y.
- In Itmhrrinnl eotinlT, on the Ki alttmo, Mr.
Ssmllnnl lloRbrt,t VI is Verdy Durham. uj1
trr of Kwhsril Durham, Ksq. Aim, nn Ihe UV;U,
Mr. Lewi, Corlieu ro Mrs. Nancy F.lliotfe. " ' .
- Ia tiremtHiro, Altii.a, on 'tiie 24lh nit. t
Mr. Jordan Hill, formerly of this city, ta 's
Carolina Mary Uird, tlauliter ot the Utu Oet,.
Jiinl, of Oinnge. .,
WAUtieaiueme-f Mviaaal)t, in Fnwk
t count, oa ti.e Sif ultima, hy the KirrJl hwej
Crocker. Mr. Juiflih Ktruev to Mm Arabella .
.L-i'iiliams-k- -v
At SovK-tt Hill. S. V.. ontha ISthvttiinn. Mp.-
John It. Wdliamt, i V inlr, in thw bimx,
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,
Attiiei-ewlcnea of Dr. A. VV. .MebniM. In ftdr.
tie cnunty, nn the 2kh ultimo, Mr. DnvHl Caa-'
kin,-jtV'i Mise ftilm Cook. Also, in the wm
ooiimy, no the iKhh Srj.lV, Mr. timnel liniiuu,
of Mitrfreekborvugh, to Mr. Nancy Ut-ttton.
DIED, '
lis thia aonntr. On the Sl alt Mrt, Rhndra,
I.,l.yvtW conntv. Arkansas. terrttorr, on
aiiaHs - aaptawnsir latt, CuLlU VV-VVardr
ate of Outlow culr. iu this Smte. , Col.
Ward had remiHeil lo Tennessee, but ant be-
injilcifil with his Irniaiiim, be left his lunvily '
on an esdiiritigeipeitiiMo; anil btil a limit tuna
nriiii e nn iuhih, nmi jinrcii.teii a iiiumhiM Iiu
the pm-pose of rvmnvinK his family, wltcu, on hie
rinmeWM-d prWrn, he a as soiled a ith a fnrer,
i(J niter rveeiving the kunllr aOiiiiiinlr.tious ot
rZ7?rmt' r-s ,
Mrs. Jtvbrec. Smith, wiIm of J,b A. Small, t
r.iq. J!eo -11 .
At Vili lijrmish, n lha 1 5 tit atiiiqn, Slier-
. . . ......
p, biiih tminy, Ml Imp V'J'.h yr.r 111 lulfJU-. .
, '., J1'
kes eonuir. nn tlie J7lh ultimo. Csnt.
Jnhn Hauseri Slid, on tiieli'Jdi, Mr. Joliu tia'f
In Mecklenburg eonntv, nnlhe 1st Inst. Mrs.
" Doct. I). II ALL hss taken a room
at tlie.iWiteai A-Vi"ii;Wiil t -fUukrA tt
Ukm&SJfi', rtT w Mia llotra's
iu.ciii, wiicrc hi;ij. ticM-iuivr wu i-iuihi at ait
tims, liru nut culled oil by the limits ol'ftts
prnf'Jion. ."' .V
-. Haleigh, ffov. r.ISM " ' ' " "45 Tw
rcmperunco'IVtititH'. - - f
Tj, to tMi tHtn,"hT rverivrdwpwrt B-ora
an4S94!.!,, s f'nmldU. rtquettf i
n - - . - , . . ,
..9)aWAflJiffl.j!.sil!..1?.f.t,gnt Imt, lliiniijli thfir-
juui-nsrv, na piinmiiou ui nun) ol our tiewv s -
-pnricrtr-be generally-nvei-lnaketl, nr-dH';iHwK..-a- j.
ed, the utility of the lustMuunu' wilt ol trsi ''
bo 'at an enl, and mntum wiU prnlmhiv h r
4SUVM 2kavafUMI- tneetifis;tbheM in ttita- J
place, on ih Still iiist., fi.r MS il.ia'iitlnujiiioi-.
"' Uy oriler nf Oin tnnvjvrt.- : '
WH.U PKCK, Sec !. r. a. -v a. f
Raletgh. S.h . 1SU - -46 1 . -
Kilitni-a will .-.hiii itu (Iim Sum.-iv . f.i.n. f
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Nuw and Chenp : Store.'
r-WixtjAarx XaToanoBs
Respceirolly Iiitiirm the citizens nf Italebk
and its vicinity, that he hai jml npened at the
Staw, bi-tweeathe Host OiBee and' Mr. timlr
man's nuokntiire, rreently npied fi r.-B:
U. Sniii.lv u aitettsivo and well seieetvd as.
sortumnt of 1 s :
zz - Mitplc and Fancy-Dry .Goods,'
GltyCKItlK. JillOKS, MAUUWAUr.
CUOCivKUV, ke. fctc, , ,
AH nt wliL-h will bo sold iinDmmintr )nr for
Cash, or oo a short credit o puncltud custom,
ers. ' . ' . . .... i'.. :.- ..
rarttnrTaFtSr 1mteg ttt-VnT :g1veno '(he se
IuuIkmi ofhis MQUOItS, he e;ni cnnftilrnlly ro.
com mr ml llinn at heiny of lU nhuiseal kimls.
' UwI,.04uS4J-.Ktw-p'-44' anVjna4B
btatc ot" Not tli CaioIiii;t, 5 r
' Hyde Cuimh. . C
Court of . Pleas. attiLQuurwr. Session s- -
AhjusI Term, 1833 . . ' t;
Jordan A. Uihbs, in riM of Kichard S peace r
and wile Kliwhcili, , v .
vs.. '
George Oiiiljev and Sally hit wire ami Jirlri i
law of Samuel Weslnn. ilee'il .
It appearing to the Miiifucti.m nf the Court,
thut Ceorg Un.ll'.-v and Sully his wife are nan.
residents of this Stnm, nnk-'reil bv the Cmtrt
that puhliamliHi be made lor si wei-'ks iH ih 11.
leigh.Sisr, lor the said George Ihiilh-jr and SaU
It his wile to be and Bijienr before thu Just k-ea
of the Cnuit of t'lena and Qiiarter Soes.itiMS 'tn
beheld lor llieenaiity if tlyilu, nn the!et M
dy in November nrstt thru aid there to 1.1- ad,
answer r -demw( .-3.HljftnWt will be uken
pro eonfesso, and the M.lttiuit heard ex parte as
to' titttmJ&zsifTzgrxss.
tvinieii, mo-v Mnrray, tlcrk f our said
Court, at office, Uia-lut Aiutulny if AngHt.- A.
D. ISSa. - .. - ; : ,
" 7zf!iyy? MuattAvcrkT
i?.f 5"A J')tf. ICSS.""
AnnRRAIHX t ihe 2nil seetion of the act in.
orporKlltig the Slate !ank nf N ihX'ai-nlina, mi
election ot JireotiM C Hih Prinriiml Uunk is to -Ukr
plsce, aunna'ly, an tlie fiitt Moodav in Ue
eeniber. The riWMikhuldrrs of the sai.1 Hank
therefnre Called iiiiuiv in inei l r the I'i
Uank In" thjsj- city , mi Mmiilny, die 8it- rd l)e
eemher next,1 at 9 o'clock hi the forenoon. .,,.1
er wnunevs in relation In trie rem-ml interests pf
the liuiitiition as mnt bejiu!gtd necesiarv. "
Uy order of the Una. d,
e 'c ,, UEWE, Cashier.
ty Such Sloekhotdera at rannot convenient')'
attend, will pleaw vw by prnxr, : 48 la V
"The ginitliriti rianfer. ,
AND HOItrtCULTl'KAL LYCr.DM,;
I'ublitheil at Meon,;. by M. tlai ttctt. (
JfiaX..STn..nV3J!ltYofe. it.
Orf . -New Variotv ofCorniGnma f,mtt
Manuiingi Huiinn Upas I'reei On tuking llbu
er i Ix-lier from Morgan county on Cotton Heed
and ttiee fhilling Mactiioeby John 11.- Valker
Large Rsilishes,- ' . '
. iSw-fcrttii Hortienltiiraf f'eiiirat, pickle Co.
ciimtiei-S! Tnlisee.it Kim iila Orangrst UiWnl
Tublei Agririilttiral .Thrill ; Tn render Kruit
Trees PMHiie.ti-.ei t Repliants) Un rust iit Wheati
M osfing Whestj liwnit'a Hreecl of hogS Ken.
ee. Culture of W hentj Giapesi tpple,t f-'ood
lor Farm Kiotkf On the Hessaio Ply. ,
Board ir.ijf for Members. ,
MARY Alt MSTK
the LsI'AYKTI'B IIOIF.L, to aeeommadcta
with Hoard t5 or SO Members ot the legisla
ture. Her table is always supplied with the ber
the msiket sn'l country iffunln, her it o IBS ar
convnuiont and tinnilsomery simalrd, her seri
vmils 111! and alleuliv, sAtd every uttentii n
srill he phI lo render their tiy la Keleigk cot-.,
tontlile and agreeahle. - lleriennl ot board!
witt be as lo and reasonable at any house in it..'
city. Trsvttlera, ac nml, tw al y-tij s ba y v 1 1
aaernim-xlateil.
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