1l i LmuU. vert mucareaenv
FaUelT men in Biehram, " For example:
ue seta down the Y.n Bareo aia in Irea.lt t
600, when the whole vote, for Van Bursa ia
that canty was 337! He represents the Van
Huron gain in the 8uta at about 'eight thou
vi 1 vote, when the truth U h has received
1,91 1 ate-lei than did Governoi 8pight
A ujual! Let any one compare the vote in A;
gust and i!t November, and" he will see, what
ery intelligent men know, to be tfiiS fact, that
. decided majority of h "oleU ?f " St.te
ere wriM &':n- J k f?wFlJ!;nLM.
MARYLAND HTILL A STATE.
A sufficient number of the conspirator to
ouerthrow the Government of.tlii patriotic
ren friende atyled them, have been driven into
iho pe-formance of their duty. A Senate ba
been elected,, and anarchy and revolution pre
sented. A hioat daring and inCiraou attempt
thiathat of these recusant elector, to suhsti
tite the wiH of a few arch demagogue i for that
of the sovreign people of the State, i not to
be found in our history. They exhibited a
spirit of Jacobinism, which, taken irfcoqnection
with the movement of the Pennsylvania agita
tora, was weU cair.olatoj U excite alarm for the
security of" property and the. exUlence of or
der. .The signal rebuke, the overwhelming
defeat; of theso corrupt- d'wwrinlrers, srue
-wall fur the. eound elite of the puhiic mind,
hiwevatcircuniatance mv bnv led aometo
afrivei
Tf . .n Bu-fa tsin W , Several M iui iwiTf wjwnw njramwp iiiv rrcmcim wuavai miiii ihjuij,
. - i. , .1 ...l. , i. ....... . -n i i i - r i - i lit.
inform n " w . or even a lung uepcrssion oi dm neauii,
... .i .: ... .r .r r . u k I r
smo w.eTCw vi iu w uuimin s .swa.y.-sa,-.. - . j trlODC Of xi.tntl
y. . The fffusiori dT blood from the
n. a .,t . k. fmTiM . nnm. Presnlent'i Innw - ha ceaset!.- Htt
Wt of aioaller counUea which will ive White! phisicUa now anticipates a apeetl j re
baiulrue imj uity. Then to match, and it coTerj. S3(Z ltf
miTHe wore man maicn, an tneee. ww
'. tit more tiiaii ne -Stlw".
LeituHrea mereoi to ivou - " istfnsvd tit the tat
ioh. The Hmmetlrkte ratificaBJt!9: FJ in ,h ; neishbwh u,.
Carroll county wa. an object with r.yit'tlut
doubt It.
Hie f.ur or Cv treat Van Buren eouhtiee in
fWk-AI!im to be heard from.. It U time
thr retime wero in. We ahall eoon know
the reniiltj , -
: TKNJCESSEE.
' . Wa have return from 31 eountica in Ten- i
neaee, which eihibil the Jbllowinj reaulU
For the While Uckct I7.U00
""'TaUtfTa-B UUfett tickrt"""" 11,57
Maioritv thus far, - " 6,626
The miiority in Teniwweee will be from 10. to
15,000, and would have been much greater but
rerthet ,
f Httrhhtrt. ajain.i Im Knoa comi
ty, where Jo'lg V una reatnea, IU6I vei were
taken, x vawa ne reeeivea yoa. . in, uiiwa
eeealv. where Urn. , Jackeoa reaidea, udire
W htie reeewed ITJI toiee, ana Jecaaoa a oiber
aelf, 9SS. Put tbit and iht tofcther.
-.yiicioery tirgituan.
it safe a IFllZ tCHOtt tlecltd. , .
God has sent me good state oi
MarvUml a sale deliveraiicet
- . . ... r A
It will be teen uv ounewrairom ah-
"""i - ...... ., " i . i.-. .u -
fiits i:iitrnAM nfrhftot- The oeoUe know? i nauuiis mat tne , von
that Judue White was certain of aucceaa,, frienda tif tlie' State have' been trio m
did not ifcneially turn out White beat Van I .,Untlv accomplished 4n ths re'ectloh
in the Hermiuge precinct 3 to U hfl Senate, evert member of which ii
akraasas. . .ffssrHer.ifinii. firm and unctimm'oinu
ricturni irom only one or two coum.r. . . .Vu; Tt.:. mn.t Immn tant vint
k. - k I Tk .re faor- 'S " "'a- ." . '
hie to White, though no one doubt that the debei ves more than a simple record- m
Slate has gone for Van Buren'
lini -i -he tri Mentor, arnvra i uam-
wre in 30 d?y fron Ml 'Jt-.1 repvU Wiei aff
JVart rcapecttne? the approa-U of the Carliat
- Vint - that nutv. JtaJ. imtteiilffiL.llraJLfcuiN
having been oblitflrd to return toward the.
mountain in order to prev.-nt hi retreat being
cut off by the Queen' troop, who were eaid to
ke Brpr hmf Kwitiv Uttdjf&.iciU point.
The Captaio General of the Province (tJrana
,U ) td arrived at Malaga, with a body of a
bout 600 cavalrv, for the purpoae of restoring
wJe ad (waMUfoWUfih. MMMiMj.steA
Mn gtiiity of riotou?andinulonlinate conduct.
Tk. t!niil State friqalo PoroMac, Cap.
t.in NiraeLM) v. came Titers fm-Girartat--
tUm Mih ulL at the requeal of the American
Mr. H.aaai.1.. and remained until tho
k..l ntMiiUid. when ahe iniled for the
BraiUULiMrfa, Officer end crew all welf,
Ein."-kPnhin paper of the, 2.5th Oct,
.i.i. that tha money market wa a htti eaiuer.
Tb LivefpooXJtt,:9!kL5,-
ilwwWW--;--"-'
ELECTION UKTUBXS.
LOUISIANA. We give what new we
have inthe way of electiona. - All the Parihea
in Louisiana but three, MaU-bitochea, Clai
borne and Concordia, have been heard from
and. thev eive Van Buren an asnrreffata majori
ty of 301 votee. ; There i a faint hope that the
three Pariehe yet to be .heard from may have
given White a majority eumcieot to inaure mm
the State. The New Orlean mail due yeater
dav noon, haa not Yet arrived. We have been
csixM'ttuff the new of lhreuU of the three
Parishea in queation everr -day foruhe psit
week but a yot nothing u here knowti how1
tlieyllavi gomr. . .
... IJiUIAji A.
from 49 countie, which give, in the abro
gate, for Harrison 1 1 ,879, Van Buren 6,Z 1 1.
W fL.vn.-lilf Tnnrm from tbia tate.
but they are not eullicient to warrant a leci.U?df ncrforihance of their duly
opinion aa to the result oi tne election.
UtUKUIA.
iJEtaicluniaJxOT
four . to be heard from) give White 84,336,
Van Buren 81,893 majority for While 3.04.
For 0nffHr Dawaon Staio ttighu) 3JJ!S3.i
Sandford (Fed.) 81,038 majority lor vawaon
8,9J5. -.4
MISSISSPPI. "
The reluma from Miaaiaaippi art) deci3edly
favorable. Twenty-one counliea heard frdin
which give WJiite H7 majonty.
ConaTia.
Anaoii
Ashe, rTr'
Buncombe,-
Bertie, - .,. -
Bladen,
Brunswick, .
Beaufort,'
Burke,
Cabarrue, "
Colurabua, .
Coitcrct,
Currituck.l.
Chatham,
Chowan,"
Cumberland,
Camden,
Caaweil,
Craven,
Duplin, "
Davidson,
EJgecomJiO,.
Franklin,
Granville,
(SaCie,
Greena,'"
Guilford,
Halifax.
Hertford,
Hyde,
Haywood,
Iredel!,
Johnston,
Jonea,
Lincoln,
lienoir, - ';
Macon, ;
Moore,
Montgomery,
Mecklenburg,
Martin,.
., New Hanover,
Naah. .
Northampton.
Onslow,
Orange,
Person :
Paequolan't,
Pitt, ,
P'.rouimone,
Rowan,
Randolph,
Rockingham,
M Robeaon, '
Richmond, .
Rutherford, .
Bampeon,
Surry, -j
Stokea, ;
Tywlt,
: Waahington,
Wilkes, ;
Warren,
Wayne,
Wake,
.Yancey,
ir-iUtaJ.-.33 . T2
101 i
383)
336
11451
ra 100
376
m300l
U hit?.
692
318
in 130
2Gl
, 8C4
m800
886
. 6721
120
1674
389
t-r
605
1237T
424
699
109
m260l
... 67
241
268
- 1133
860
511
665
138
368
108
180
660
478
979
"SOU
662
our columns. ' It is the moat signal
triumph of public opinion , and public
virtue over political pronigacjr in n-a-
tiers anu nisgusnus; eiur"
in toid, that the history of the . world
presents- V e hare heretoiore awar-
,lfl to un. &V.LI.MAS- tne nraiae iu
which we thaut him entitled, for. his
early, prompt and manly acquiescence
iii the will ol hi. 4 coiistuuents. e
nre not disnosed to find fault with the
rrth-rs wh. at ' Ut iiuur," ilh, lji
moc lamaium of tho Goveinur hanxiiiR
' . . r . it:
aver litem, ai mo siniws puimi.
iwdiifnatuirt Liwe4m2.and WafKn'"K
and threatening to burst upnn their
h:ivt i-ptuctantlT. alovdr and
i EBPIBlJAjf.Lj:cjn
- -. Ascertained ?,; ; ; . ... . . ...
Statea.
Maine,
A'ew UampiSire,!
Vermtnt,
MauachHtett,'
Rhode Jilandi ,
S'em Yrk,
AVw Jertey,
Prnniytvanta,
Delaware,
Maryland,
tririma, ,
JV'ertA Caria,
South Carolina,
Georgia
Mini" ifpi
Louioiana, r
Tennente,
Kentucky,,
Ohio,
Indiana,
Illinoi;
Mirioiiri,""" "
Arkanoa,
Tan Buren.
Fors.
Mafy:
10
7
42
30
"83
.IS
8561
26,000
. - l
4364
7000
3660
Whig.
I'er.
139 -
14C necessary to a choice.
Mat y.
6951
3
10
11
IS
' 14
81
9
841
588
3CC9
3900
8
lie!
The rice Pretidency-Vi think it proba
ble there ha been no election of Vice presi
dent by the people, and that Col. Johnson and
Granger will go up to the 8enate of tha United
for their decision.
Alfekd Cuihbeht has been re-elected
a Senator from Georgia in the
Congress of the United States.1 The
voters -u followarrtr,
Pirmt llulUttinr. Second BalrttiWt-
Alfred Cathhcrt. 107 Alfred Uulhberi, 12S
J. W Vmnlll. 107 J W. Cami.bWl. 0
Jsaob Wood, Si Jacob Woo.!, 16
.:.,"SUratIrina J: 'l.i,5VtKriug..,-.
1 , - r -
Ccaa. A letter received in New York tat-
d that-Governor Taeon ha -ant hameXto
Spain) hi reignaIion; and that the Creole and
free black of the ialand are preparing a revolu
tion, which ijy cauW ariaingoi tha atavea, and
mueh bloodshed. ; 1
The Government of Meiico ha olicited a
renewal of the friendly, feeling between Mexi
co and Cuba. The Mexican Commissioner
endeavored to treat with Governor Tacon. who
peremptorily referred them to Ilia Spaniau Uor
' T . .
wilh snetikinn; paee,hotl)Ieil Jtri .the
We leave
them to eitract from their act or al
most ilcath-hed renentame, all tlie
coWSita fTohwtirc1r1t-1S-vfa1cutated"trr
hff.inl them. With them we have done
fr ever. - AVe are willins that Fame'
neglecting hand shall constjjn them an4
ibiie memories to that ODlivion irom
which such twinklin5 tiny ,Utr
the land" ,UU never have Dcen
drawn. .. . . "'. "
Batlor their associaies! those who
tihittiflatcly-persi't t!'r -end?a-
vors to eonsummate Ue evw tney . uau
rommnced with them the. people.)!
Mar v I tnd have yet an account to set
tle, if the law be now . inauequate to
reacTHhem. let it, : with special refer
ence to their caae, beso amendcu, tnat
the offence of which they have been
guUtaha.MTr.lrflJtit9TL.tine3ead;
judged High treason against the " sov
ereign State of Maryland. They, -t
may be, will not tipiate their pQence
as it deserves hut let ample provision
be made for the condign punishment of
the authors of similar transgressions in
future.
It is a dutv we owe to those who are
to come after vjsj to protect thewjsgavrr!
sW-reewrren-ce or sucii an atrocious at
tempt to destroy the peace and iiappU
nes of society In. all human proba
bility centuries will elapse before an
uffciice Of so great enormity will
again - seriously, meditated.- buU we
trust, seoulifit be repeated, whether
soon or late, the vengeance of the law,
swift and sure, will be visited upon the
head uf the offend' rs. Cnron.
LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.
Proas Ann-no'" Kepiiblieai oj Nee. 'i
. . THE EXTRA SESION.
, The Electoral College having final
ly succeeded in choosing a Senate, the
principal occasion for convening the
Oekebai." Assembly" wai thereby ob
viated, but not until a considerable
nwWr of the-membrs -summoRed by-;
the Governor's proclamation had readi
ed the seat of Government. The Sen
ate was elected on Saturday night; by
tfiatBCt." thethembers of the Md Senate
ceased to bo members, and of. course
the 'new ones were not apprized of
tli eir sppoin I ment." Tlie members ''of
the House of-Delegates convened in
of the - membersl T It was- also urged
that, as the Executive had convened
thelegislature by" proclamation, yihey
were bound to obey the injunction,
and an opiftiuor that the occasion no
longer required their attendance by
no means authorized a non-atter.dance.
An evasion might be setting a most
disastrous precedent.- - .'
Nearly all the expense that would
be incurred- 4ta4 wlreittly -Ueeay- inr"
red. V hether they coulil claim iline.
rant expenses unless they, in due
form, attended and made" a House,
would be verr doubtful. '
If was finallv concluded to appoint
a corarai! tee Cjpe from each county,
to have an informal interview with the
Governor n the- aubjecj and Itojcon
sider and report.
Som difiVrence arose on this, and
on a tormer question as to how tne
committee should be appointed.
It was '"agreed - that the clerk, who
generally conducts proceeding until
presiding oilirer i chosen, snouia
name the committee.
He name ! the person highest pn the
return from each county, of courte. to
ennstitute sanl cpmmittee, after which
TTTe mem'jei odjoiirnpil till. 4 o'clork.
At that hour ths House aosembled.
T'ac. Tommitfee reported ' in favor of
qtSalirymg," which report, aTTct ConslU
erawe iieoaie, was atiopteti. N -
Sevenfr members quafiued accor
di n gl y, ami -foofc their-sn t s. --.-
MARYLAND LKGISLA l UIvK.
COatlKSPONDENCE OF THE BALTIMORE
when tAtneein the County of Mecilenbnrg,
Several of theawonth it wo a military Camp,
moat of them he a he si
anMher. and perbap. no mwV , mea '
coni leu more irom experience ol j- jha
our Tevolutionarv hi'ort than Gener.HU
We ara aware that the deceased wa a Boorf
deal in the habit of literary composition, and
we dare aay no naa wit among hi papers valu
able information on the matters.
Tha deceased was a m-t worthv eitiien,
Sublic spirited, liberal and ii!n ta the verj
ay Dcforo hefie3.,; Vari'ltnd 7iiu"chmu""
i --T.rrRiot. '
tiinapolitrJoVrM, 1856.
Bcniamin L, Gantt was this morn
ingjdictcOpeakeijjf .ihtJl!i5..9.C
D'Megatest weorge u. jjrewer aim r.u
Duval), Chief and Assistant Clerk
respettlvel it Btnla'roin See gar. It V
Carter, Vf.' B. Nichuison, J. C. Tal
bnt, and It t. Jlickall, Coee
VJlerKs; u. J. urammer. nenreani-at
Arms; and John Q'lynn, Door-keeper.
Of the Senate," Messrsr Becker, Ki
csud,nd Golilnborouch, arm Cil t'Ci
and qtiafifu'iL It I supposed
tff-i
. ."' ; 31,889 28,823 81,818 24,878
t. - --Wrs i ' aassaaaaaassBsi
Majority, 3,660
' ALABAMA.
Tho Mobile Advertiser say: The return
from our election com in very alowty, owing
to the miserable arrangement ot the mails, and
tho low stale of the rivers which prevents the
steamboats from running with the dispatch!
W extract tho following from our paper of this
morning: "
Mobile, city and county,
Baldwin, 4 precinct
Washington,
Clarke, , .; . .
Monroe, .. T . .
Montgomery,. .
Autauga,
Dalraa, ""
Bejttrr,
Wilcox,
Loundes,
Oreeno, ,
Tuscaloosa, '
Fayette and Jefferson,
White, t, Buren,
739 : 866 .
v 4S . -: 72
' 186 .. . 00 -
,153 384 ,
... 267 msj,
44 723
616 tat'
806 457
311 144 v
8S3 maj. ,
600 rep maj.
700. "
80
1000
- JHuhama. The Legislature of Al
abama convened at ruscaloiS;t on the
7tU ult. Atithur P. Baghy. Ey. fV;
BJ was elected Siiaker of thiTllouse
ol.'Representatives without opposition.
aniH. Jluglr Mvay fiewiient oi iue
Senate, by a majority of 4 votes over
Samuel B. r Moore both, candidates
Van Bureuites.-"-j-fro-
Gov. Clay's Message is very long,
a large portion" of tr being devoted to
a history of the late Creek War, and
the circumstances attendant thereupon.
He advises that Alabama ahall accept
her portion of the. Surplus Revenue,
and appropriate it to the consummation
te Important worka of internal im-
ot the impn
provementin
gaged. v
which that State ts en-
Thi PrttUen 'i jWA.Two nights
go the President was taken with a
cough, which was succeeded by a con-sidi-rahle
bleeding from ' the lungs.
He had suffered for some time previ
ously with severe pain in his side.
He was relieved froth both unpleasant
symptoms, in some degree, by the lan
cet Night before last the hemorrhage
from the lungs recurred, ami was a
gain sioppd by the same process and
other applications.:: ' lie is ;now ex
tremclv weak, from the elTect. of 4he
!ie. h?it w better,
itiaorder anil r"mete.
CJil-4;-.K'f:fl
'." 1-.. y
'py rvis,.' pbysician'S in
f their 1I'atHih"MondayfanWffielk-
calling fiie roll, members answereil
to their names. Several other mem
bers came in during the day.
; Considerable discussion arpse ns to
the expediency' of organizing at all.
Some of the members maintained -that
as the occasion of ennvening them had
passed away, it would be advisable to
incline forminarl House, and at onee
leive the seat" f Government. If
they formed a House, it was admitted
on all hands that they rould not ad
journ without, the coiu urrence of, the
. a nil sTl I.-.-
other branch, ilie uovcnmr na no
luthority to prorogue the Legislature
of this State. . -On
the other hand, it was contend.
ed that, ? though the material object
for convening had passed, there were
other very "erioUs considerations,
which, though they would not have in
duced a call of th'e Legixlature, yet.
as they were on the spot, it would be
highly improper now to neglect. A
nioiigst those objects, was thaf chM
sing a United States Senator in rooin
of the lamented Gold-borough. '! Con-
fres would be in session in a few
ays, and Maryland would be depriv
ed, for one-third of its session, ol one
half ojfher representation in the Sen
ate, unless the vacancy was now filled.
The Power, of the Governor to fill the
vacancy would be-disputed is such a
case as this) and, even ; if it could, it
ought never to be resorted to when the
Legislative power could be so conve
niently resorted to- . . .
- Se'veral other phjtrJ f. itnniwilltfe
n;teret were miittoiica, ...Aum"! iWi
th?i Tfea"ur. to rtiie .-ine. surplus
the Senate will organize in the course
of a d.if or so. It is said here that
vour worthv and able towhmiinrMr.
VlcIahott.-is-unwilltnjiltojervf .:
Senator, 3ng averse to engaging a-
gain in public life. I .trust it is not
so. i-.
The report has -created a great deal
of anxiety here, and is a smirce of
much regret to our friends. Aniie'y
is on lip-toe as to the course he will
take, and tlit friends of the Govern
ment express the most earnest hopes
that he will not decline. In the sta
tion which ,ias been ; assigned him his
irai ah'dU woatd redound 'greatly
tttiiio advantage1 of the State', and the
Joss of them would be a source uf much
pain to tho friends of the Constitution
al Government. Maryland has just
passed unscathed through a fiery or
deal, and now occupies a proud stand
among her sister Statet of- this-greal
Confederacy! for her tons have eahib
ited to the world, in a manner that can
not be mistaken, that virtue and devo
tion to a written Constitution will ever
gWiouslyJriumph here, over political
profligacy and jacobinism that her
Gonr.imeit is invulnerable to the
mercenary assaults of desperate dem-
agngues and disorganizes
. Ma. McMauo.-We regret to be
compelled to say that the apprehen
siotu expressed, by ;our AntinpoJil. cor
respondent, in regard to the rumored
refusal of this gentleman to serve in
the post of Senator, to which he has
bet-n called, re probably -wlWiiiio-ded.i?a.
Chronitle. ;
ATTfiimoKTlCTnTOl-The
Amended' Constitution of th'e State re
oiiircs. that 'the T Returns ""ofeverr
tip and tran$mU'ed to the Seat of Gov
ernment by the returning Officers, di
rected to the Speaker of the Senate,
who shall open and puUIUh them in the
prcsenre of a majtirity of the Members
of both. Houses t the General Assemb
ly.'.-'- .. i s-"-
Our notice has been drawn-to thw
suhject, from the circumstance of some
Very intelligent Sheriff having sent on
Turfiicatt of the number of vote given
for the several candidates for Govern
ofj'instead of the "Return" them-
selves kept by the poll-keepers. '7ie
Jtem;llu is ta Compare the Path and
declare " who 1st elected,' and 'must of
course; have the Polls or lists as they
were returned from the different Pre
cincts. TheSlierifT arc not authorized
tt declare the rtnull in the several Coun
ties or give any Certificate about it.
They are t sr'a! up and transmit the
Returns to the Speaker of the Senate,
&. " i These Ret urna - m ust be mad e,
under Jieavy pcnaltiea, iii time for the
result to be made known, so that the
Governor elect mar qualify and enter
on his tlutiea on (he fint of Jfytuary
next. :. -- . r ueguer.
Another Tatrht the Revolution gone.' I
Died suddehly in Lincoln County, on 12lb
inst.. Cen.i Jescra Uasaax, at S very advan
ced age. W leave to some one better arqnaint-
ad with the deceased, to anuerUKe tne tasa
of a more extended memoir of the deceased,
Waean only say, that be wa connected wilh
many of the most interesting and important
scenes of tho Revolution. Ha wit a witness
to the firat Declaration of Independence ni
itrti.iuai'i'y uwini'j
. . . . t i
i .. hiff: ,UT.
LOtHSl.VNA.
Mr. Garlnnd. member of ConBrea from Lou
isiana, arrived at Mobile S4th ult brought ofli-
riut return from all the Parinhes except one,
ami pnoflic al from that, winch give the bite
tickct'a unjortty of 33 vote in Louisiana.
. IMPORTANT FRO.tFLQMpA. ;
The brin General SMrr, Cant. B!tTT,
arrived laat evening from Jacksonville, E. F.)
whence aha aailed on Wednesday evening laat
The O. 8. had 16 hours run from light to
light. -- : y ' 1
A passenger in the f. Simtet inlorma u
that an e.t press had arrived at Black Creek, on
Monday night last- bringing Inrormsliun that
two fevere engagement had taksn place be
tween, paft of 111 tutted Males: Army, consis
ting of the Tennessee Volunteers and the Flor
ida Mdilia, under the command of Gen. Calt,
an1 tlie HeniiiiKlc liuiiaris. i no rrguiara anu
thw firemllv Iudwn.eparatcd from the volun-
teer. pntttoiiaJo tha ai tlon, and proceeded op
Inwards the Wahaw 8wsmp, on one side of tho
river, and the volunteer on tTie clhc'r." "Wlicd
tha loiter had nearly reached tho swamp, they
fylLinJaUUiJi body of lmkiia,whnTrirovel to
be about one half of ibeir whole force, and im
mediate! v gave them battle. In about one hour
the Inuians retreated, bav ng sum-red a loss ol
twentv killed and a numtx-r wounded; I he latter
thejr Tarried- -off withtherm t ttHMtwleef
pursued Ihem closely, anil encamped lor tne
niiiht. the enemy continuing on tho niarch.
Tho following day (Saturday) they roiitin-
ITed tliepirsut,- ai
near nightfall, when another severe 'engage
ment took place, which lusted more- than an
hour, when they again gave way, carrying oil
their woundod. The number of killed
could not be ascertain? J, owing tn the darkness
of the niffht. 'I'll etnress It-It early on Sunday
morning, previous to tho relni-n oT'lTi olTi'-eri
Irom an .etaminatinn ofthe fid.l. . l.ho.loae
of the whites, in the tnro eng'emcnta, was
five killed and ten woundod. 'i'lu-y took pris
oner a negro, who stutcj that the Indiana were
divided into twipartw
the engagement are anxious lor peace, anu win
probably make an overture so soon as they
ean escape the vigilance of tha war party.
whose Ihreots they tear. Doth parties are
short of sinuiiitioh; and it ts ei peeled, sh u'd
they receive no further supplies, they vti I
shortly surrender- Gen. Call, intends keeping
his men movinir in pursuit, and using every
exertion to annihilate tl i savage horde. Great
nrnise is awarded to Gen. AaxaTaoso, of the
Tennesaco Volunteers, for hie roolneaaand
bravery; and also to Col. Rian, of the Florida
Volunteers, who commanded in person. -They
had not heard an? thine - of the Regular and
friendly Indians, but supimae they coo Id not
wave reached the ersiiips.
penor qualifications and lona; v neriews
wants a a.tuation. Apply to tho Krfitora of
thia Paper. . . ;s . .. 50 tC. - -
WEW AN EtCOIJIT POODS,
' '' ' VO TO ' r
Fall A Tiatr sales of 1 30 '3T,
The undersiimeiL hsrin ,..u
heCityofKew Tork with hi rati h .
thatTW:" ' Sraeia c Faact Dav Cne-na,
er had UieHf"!6 A"' rsa.A-nee,
community, a richer!'' variety he ner. ;
ateni, embracing mil. thsWsenlirijr to this
iaaioi.4aj.aa-f Si mnstmajs' srs .
upon" inspection and comparison wiritart
selections, in reference to ftrtcet, qntUtiiri oao-
oty'tt, lie think cannot fail to pleas th dis-
creet and intelligent purchaser, llie mem
ber of the Legislature, and other strangers, .
during their anjnurn in the city, and who in- .
lend to treat themselves and to present their
familiraand friends, with something rare and '.
beautiful, will find that they tan be rirwisL
no accotnodat;ug terms, at the fathtonnaM
asrf or - n. IS. SMI I tt.
Raleigh, Nov, 30. 1836. - SO 6.
BROAD CLOTHS, CAMHEItES
A !s I TESTIJIOS. -
50 Piecea,"Aer rroad Cloths of every
,. thaiie oual'tf unef pnte. , r
33 do., ieantiut, plaid, ribbed ami plain
. Cassimerra ...
30 do. - ila, fine Satlinvts and Cash
mere. . ' , .
30 do. Rica etrr sua atrrr, SaTia,
Silks and Mm no vesting,
. for sale bv B. B. SMITH.
Raleigh, Nor. 28, 1835 i SO 6w. '
statin pjiiaors.
30 " ditto, ditto fancy Silica,
10WrUiiR bl!tCllatin mil QUKr.
10 lo. Splemlid Ciut, STI Lo- :
oaa F.srniraldnei sad Itrilliantin Xilka, '
for sale at tlte store of
B. D. 8M!TH.
Raleigh, Nov. 30, 1 83tf 50 6w ,
FfenevaiidJEislU
IS Pieces, iti cotoas, Surtaioa rial a and)'
rioiato French Mcrini es, ,
30 ditto do- English ditto,
tO du..F'me.ai,ra;t.?awv, and oastf
Vrench tlombaaine k Psramatta Cloths, -for
Lalies Cloaks and winter presses, .
at the store of - - '
. n. o SMITH. :
Raleigh, N'ov. 38, 1836 '30 6w. ' .
Charteolin Mertnry J"v. 8.
JliST RECEIVED
Fine Dai, Fanes; and Ovbcsth,
Gnats-hair Csmlilrt Wrappers sn.1 Cloaks,
Cluth and Caasimere Patitalonns.
Cut VeIvet,.t'orled 8'iik and Merino Vests,
tine Linen anil Cotton: Shirts f - --
Merino, and f -anrbtwonl Shirts ami Drawers, -
I jidirt run and riacasn miuo Ci.ok.
Stocks, Handkerchief! it Olovea.
10 dot. bVk and colored rut VstvtT,
Sartv ami llnmbat'.ne Strick, , ' ,v
10 dnx: Bam'ana Handkerchief, snd black
silk cravats, -l" , ' , - -, -
10 'Jo. Riiekskin, Kkl, Casvoii and Meri. .
- no Gloves, - : .. - ,. ,.
10 do, fin iJiwn Collars and Bosom, '
for sal by ,
U. II SMITH. V.
l lUleigh, Nor. 3fV, 1838 ' 40 6. r
" " " - ' "' " '
Dank of llie fiintA of JVorib Cnr
- -elina.
The Annual meeti f of the RtnekholJVs
of this Bank, will be held at their Hankie;
Home in thi City, on the Hnst Monday ia
January nest, at 10 o'clock A. M.
. .C. SEW CY, Cashier
Rale!gli,Iv4 V IS3w- JO -4lMw.
Direct from Liverpool, via New York and
Neam-rn, in rirrr-Ttiniis aava,
An elegant assortment vf
GolA I.ver WotcIse,
For sale, low for Gash, by
LIXUKMAN.
Raleigh, Nov. 28, 1836 S3 3w.
The sulMscriber proposes to give lesson In
this useful art, for a short time lit tlie city of
Ralcigtir H-TetpeetfnHy iimte h tmentron
of members of ilia LegisUturs and others de
sirous of writing an elegant hand. ! iva or
six Imons on hi admirable-ay stem are' gencr
ally aufficient to accomplish this. V hue years
insv have been spent in fruitless cltrt to attain
itrosa-sdiaiuLVtlK
failed, are assured, there Is no wt'i-e in tins.
Their succes will be guarantied, if the requi
site attention ba given. Those wishing to Uke
lessons,' are requested to make Immediate ap
plication to (lie 8oascaiaa at hi room op)o
sile the City Hotel where hi specimen rosy be
exsmined, and terms known,
Private lessons given if requested.
S. M. H0WE7. "
Haleigh, Nov. 88, 1838 ' 60 Isr.
A TEACIICU WANTED.
I wish to employ a teacher bo aa some welt
rrcnmmsitdeil lo uk charge of a (malt wheel
10 mitrt inuih F., of U.lrigh. The sIIosUbsi
11 mired and bealihy. It Is Sotirsble lb Sell sol
should somisieaee tsrlr lu Janasry,
it. s. mTov.
. Sit. f.;S 5 A so 4w. ,
, SYLVESTER S .Y1STII,
MEUCHA.YT TAILOR, v
Tltrre doori It low thi Ifrdicint Star
of Mrtry If'ilHamt, I lay wood $
l o. J-a
Faye tevilt it.
. CHEAP CASH STORE, .
Tlie Mfcerilee , b weeived bi ifk of
FALL U H IXTEIt GOODS, om(.riieg
an eaeellenl assnHmeiil ot every srtisle ttsusll)
IihiihI in a liy Good and Gmeery Siorei and
as he ia determined lo sell low f. h, pneehs
sen would (to well lo aaH and supply them-
, EDWAItn 5. BROOKS.
" Patlonsvaie, Granville o. Nov. 84. IS36. ;
.... ,; SO If.
. Jtearoen, Ncgroca for Sale
The subscribers, hasing qualified as Ex-
eoiitnrs to the will of ElixabetH Uurclisw,
lU-ccased, will offer for sale, on Thursday 1 5lh
Decembt-r nrx, al tha residence or u. v.
Goldston, in t;hatham couniy, 15 mile wjest
of Piitsboroiigh, sis likely NegroescoMist.
ing of two fellows, two boy a. woman and
girl belonginr to saia F.le. Also, some
hoi.rhol4 furniture. Ni month.' credit
will b given,, end bond with 'hk! security
-will be reojuired.i' -' '' - ; ;
G. W. GOI-nsTOXJ neewtors.'
J. J, G0L0310N, .5 , -
Nov. 19, 183 . , 50 aw. ,-
Chsil.iUe.,ln 1775, si.. 1 I
iir-T.isl !'i rttseiimg t
rtnm u: rtljt a'i'l
?ei ift& snuletvoi
S.,. i 'it cn'il.e firvM!"
lid h'-ri'pr. lilt u:e
u
.ri.v
lirf ii
14
RcthsnontrcninleAetuIenix. ,
' The exercises nf this Institution will com
mence on the first Monday ia January. Tin
Aeatlemy is situated a very healthy vicinity,
13 miles from HilUboroughi on the road lead-
- i.J vM. . . H..-P.1 s tie hail in
1 ing to nuw iiniii .
1 .1.- nw.i ir.pctable" fiim bea a alioU !
tare- from the A;admy at 5 dollars moi.th.
A lhr.i..iUcnls has been engaged fir some
ttra's iiitlM- instruction 0 ..youth, she dei-tns it
;ie:u.i!,e:t-y4oaJdr.ore
Kf.ia
. list received, and (intending to be prepar
ed at all time to meet the demand of tha
public) will keep constantly on band, a rich
snd extensive" assortment of Fashionables
GOOfl.V, comprising Cloth,' Cas-merti and;
Vesting, of every quality snd color, togtb
er with every ankle necenaary for Gentle- -men's
Clothings which lie will sell on agood ..
terms a can be had elsewhere in the Cily.ar ,
have made to order, in the latest and moat -'
inaaaLa
iui wsisnirn. - . r- -
He alto keeps a very full Mirrnect of
READY UAUK CLOTHING, made in tha
best style, uf food rnaterials, consisting, In ....
part 01 Cloaks, Ovor Cost. Urra nd Frock ,
Coals, Pantulooiis, Wsistcesta, Drawers, '
Shiita.'Rosnins Collar; Blocks, Smpender, '
fce. All of which will be sold en modcrat
terms . .
Raleigh, Nov. 3X1338. f - 50 3w." h"
tiio.mpsoSv
ir.ircn Jisn clock Maker,
-:''.- i i .
Retpreirully iaforrai th public, that lie has
located kimst-lf m the eity or Halriglt, on Pay
rtteville alreet. on iloorbeloo th omse l 1L0' ,
Nerlb Carolina SianJard, and eflrrt for sale a,
small bur ano atsortsaent ot th (ulloviug -. '
aiong olber srtickti - .(j ,t
Laities' and Genllemen's Gold Iver vstsbv.
- Silver Lever and Vertwa! Wsthe,7T
1 Colo, Silr and Plated Guard Chsms, ' ..
Hold Fob Oalm, Srall and Kej, i r T
Gold sml Silver Fensll Cases, - ; -i -,r t
Guld and Hdvee Spetlsslrt, -; ' -
" UistaatMt, Pasta and Gold Itresst-aiat, . ..n.
- (Weel'an Coral and Geld Fr-rii.s, 1 -
Pesri, "I'opsa, Fsnev and Pla'm Ftoger-rirgs,
Plated ttastors and Candlesticks,! . s t
Kegel's' Itrsors and Kaivea. Its. Ii ; : v : i.
He tolle'rts employment hi slrsnlng sad repsfri '
Ing Waiches and Cloekt, and place moraeW
pendente nn the exhibition. of. bi wnikmantlrtp,! ,
than a pompon display of word h att Advor
Iwement. II fiimhed 1.1 pmfessloo m London,.;
anil hnpes lh;t bis long exerieie jmayjhtur
bimtshtu-e of r-tiMie narrauage. '.kiv;
fry All wtnk 'lone by Mo will rranlr(
fur the Ipr.grh of time enfcicai7 iih ill tr'la,.' -.
Kalaigh, Ncr. , 1330 . " ," W 4r
' i j s'Vhs wfr; e;T.-ri3'i v. thi
n?tt cane(ijc:w
"a v-;j!Ticcan-'r'
(-iu