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R ATiTiTGIT, IT. O. WEDIIESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1037
vol sxvra; XJO 52-
- tiioas j. xemay;
E0IT0B AXD PROPHIETOtt.
SfMctirrio.' ,itt '"' per annum on
- a aalf iii advaae- ' s ' -:- ....
JHperK,, residing, without the State trill be
'R-ouired P? -"' ! o( Ilia year
mbierip""" atlvanee. - --
ntTES OK ADVEItTIStVG
,naare (not exceeding IS lines hi
. i : ...... . n . t.
.' aat IntertHre, twentv.fire cent, r.- -
- BT 11,6 a'trcrtiic-nentt of .Clerk and Sheriffs
fil b rgeti8-t per cent, bigherj ml de
duttio of i3 per nt. will be made from Uie
regul.r prieea " aiivertisrrt ty the year..
et fmm to the Editor mint be post-paid.
; snoeco;
' This well known wniering pac will betgaia
ripened foe the rwception it Utters on th Rm
el June aeiLi-.Tbe .trwrunonialt Of ibe etRcaey
f this iter, particularly ,ht eases tomnoi l
lh low t land, ere of euffieietit notoriety, and
reo.nirercBretieeenlj I those vliose t'peiirnee
hatcuablec' thern' to test, itt virtue. 1 deem It
mj iwwtnr; In ttatn that (It aler hut been
recently anal)-!, and h itirrertienta are of Iht
anrneetaft with mo.t ot Hie Virginia Spring ct
the famnot Itedtorrf Spring fif Pennsylvania.'."
Pur the afe -oMbe public, 1 have-tfuraght
prOuurlHiliJaHl'alHcr wr IttJmm eminent
,ro(itwl juc,1)0 inlimattx. cqi iMaaee.
Ifcih'tl. praprrttea'' el rvtftf I ..Vera1
.Omntrtejiijadge t h trr.cj.- ,v - :x
Siiue :tie Ik st eM)a. MTenil td mom I vitlt
trt fUef. hft kee ,irecl(l far tlic eouu(-
.-v- rt. A"!tX 'JOHN80X."
- Dear, Mdm"- 1W''eTe'wJ"(a,"ifc'
eoerialkn ljiad thfi hrnvfir lo bv irh f AH a
few dy pt, jwa that of Mr. '""'''"(jathinaret' '
Xrcl. lie HiMi a Tinwm milt iniianiiimu or me ,
lirer.aUh .dbdued with Krr4 difficult,
SlJi? I.S--.. i.,i,iceat-:-1,!.' .kin Arat bl a !
eflaleuNkin..
ed, ! . w,U:mr 10 Rie fc.m,"';,V""i h,t "" Sl.irta. 1 en.
deep ornjt eoiow,
verely mwipimeo,
..WJraMA iiiweaW-
M,4WanM I
inJ l didaot rra Sd.y etenlni!, wbio,'
to m a.ton..hent. Mr. Panl'. ik n Tm .lea? j
l JSedllmd Nrek. .. drafted and aent ta11?r!rT.T ' h wf "Wi.'rilrw-
1"! - n.. ft.. .Lf
camped at the Peach Orchard, who'Cicaped WHh
miuunrty. , VtHit-OKa abed!,
', , , . I. BAKUl.
Seolboil Xctk, JlaflO, J8.v. -
VawV. ,t Tntlen. J- '""t
' Aletaiidrw, V arrrn aounty, May 10.
" Dear Madam-- For ai-tortd mantiuprtTtoui to
feiivtu hnme fir hhoeeo prhift, my health
wat dreadful 'Indeed, mjr iMtttmn was ennttd
red orniraK- , W lira I -reached. Slmeeo, 1 ma
aiiablr, without aatitinnee, to get (rem ray car
riage to my room. a jiih. not iirin ine water (
more itito a tortiiiRiit, ueiorc l aau o tar reeori 1
;iif nwim n, us UNI, :l" mmim ,h ' i-
cmrr Hie yardj anil, in a Te(y thort lima after-
I1, Vlu "lll,f 'ME 111 II.VIIUBy , . -
luruett norae eutirelr whi. i
VUkTSK A-TII0BTOS
, , - FeumJohH Jtftknntl, M. !)
- ' , . KalerRh May 10,-1 S.1".
- T)rar MadaiowYon iMil nnreatoaably conclude
. that one b u..like myacll.bat bi:a a pceailnu.'
alTuileral hlincce Sptmpt for mie than fie;
and twtrnt) yeart, thnuld be aide lo foi n. a jut
ettimtte of their mnlwlna) rffeeii. It sleet me ,
plean- to be able, from much oliaervatiiin, and
we una II pereoiwl exnerViifee, lo tar. that the
watrn are well adapted tn catea nf tonvaletcrnt (
fi-om billiout and tntermittent Ferertt that they j
carrrot a related or deftaknt aei-Ktw of 4he-Ur
Rtre kernneta to the appvtitr,' and toae and ca i
crr lo ihe ll'fcatrve orrana.: r'..
Iher aim rciideli Wand nnhraUhy tfit-
l i- ri :.i. .i i r ..i. ' h '
ukiw wiiiwi iiiv iiikij lauil,, VTHijg lauicr wu
tempting fiir invalula. -.- . i v
. It It proper In remark, 'J hat the water part
with tmteh'wf itr aeuva-pniwrlie in a" thort
lima alter hemp "dram a tinit .the- tprma;, and
tWefore, in order to realiae it ftilLbontCla
Tidier tbnnld tiikeir at the loiintam.
.'..-J , Vert rcapevltulW, " " -.V
.J . - joiis nncKWiTii.
T Mrf , Joliaton, fcheceo Sprtaga.. , -f
Fri Mahne, WtI).
- f
Mar, . tast.y !
Dear Maitanv T laVe ilanre in ttatinf , that
tn mv MtlkNMi Ilia i mtmm At" khnMA Muraniia la !
3 -'M..wi, - 1 ' - i ' n -
' pouetted ot an etirr-i and direct kifloenee
r the rimeaaed art Hint of many ot the organ
. t oar eMtern.' Aottreff -darreHei (tearly hwa
lire, ami, tf exerciae it mkCn aflr aaina; it, not
"iy4le ilwphoreii., fojWlir wi'STU i;
t influence ocer the cnjlonactie aiipartut.
" Mcreatmt; the" appetrie and etrengitieaute; the
powera ot uiettion, R enuld not well be oilier.
' ie Ihin that the proper oh ol il, abonlit be
Itreatly con.liieive lo Om rcaloratioa nf the heal,
thy actinn oldiieaacd orftna, to wlikh it bear
to manitVat a relation. '.-' ;.V" -
. My . nifoi-mation m relation . tta mediemal
prortiet hat boca derire1 front no little per
tonal ctprricnee, l a HI readily oem' lo in-'
lelligent medieal men, 4 wbl claat of dianue
a remedy hatmr, tach effeela at deteribed aboye,
ill be appliealdr, who wilt likely be consulted
by Itiwnliils wiatilnfj l -il ibf mn-tnea of .4u
aeatfita lfure leatinaj their respective home.
Jletpectully , joura, ka.
V ., x ELLIS MALOKB.
Ta Mra. Ann Jnhaton.. . . :
Jnag5. I37. v-,i; r 9T-it
- KUii OHl AL, Ctl;:? i lON.
The time of lioliliny; the ("-nPopoaed E'lrrlnl
CietiH in this Ciir, hat been changed front
the tat Monday in September, to Wednesday,
the I at day of November neat. Thit alteration has
been made benaate ol the inabilitr of sef rl ot
onr bretl.ren to attend in September, await; lo
previoo indinpentable engagement. ..So Talue
ble reault can tprhiK from aiich a meeting, tin
Irs the whole Preta of ihe State be represent
ed, and the poatpoaeraenl af it, it hrtirrped, wiH
hare the tfftct of eecnt ing a general aileadaaee
aa ibe part of those whom it e.neme.
' . .THOMAS LOUIXG.
JCW. G A LEW k SOS, '.
- THOS. J. I.F.MAY.
Jast received a larne supply f
Mgusn irrawmt; paper, eoropcismg Anliquarl
an, Ifemble Elephant Columbia, A ilea Elephant,
: wl all other aiset in ate. Alto a complete at
rlfnent of English Letter paper. Gilt and plain
"Cdd paper, liicw paper. Transparent paier,
' Jtweing paper, Morocco paper, Tissae paper,
Briatol Boardyjf.mbotaed Hoards, perforated
tjarrit, MaihematicaJ Inctruntents, F.nglisli and
etaan dieidert Scales, Pena, lead PeneiM.ln-
lk,Kemaa'e Water Coloart, Uearct Wt
HT rr.-0""' m Bwee n by aii.rU Cake, Par
"el Rules ronnd and flat, Dutch Opaqoe and
mrnoa Hailla. Sealing Wa assorted coloart.
r"-'rieo Coloart, itMct. Ited, Jwpca aad
l-l!."'"-i15:,I-,c-- e'"1. ork. '' brmixeand
eakkaaada, Sana) lloaea. Ink Powder,
red and black, aha.m,; and loilell Soap., hkjr,
Jeh, tooth, aad, comb and tha.inr Bru.hr a, all
ot ta,MfHorualrtr, Blkmg Brashet k Black
Z r,tJ tb' article loo tedioa
flJToTf!' .FcX North Carolina
" S are, yo.a, r.Tetieaille atrert, R.lrigh,
X . fCRKEU k HUGHES.
triclimtaouwry. wUf,dibocp dun the ltfor), Min--.,.
aummer montln, a pure and iriTij(ratii.j air, i ' tt i
omlortalde Bocommmtatlnna, inhwral water I .,. ej,'I"' S
mwerine all rc-aonl,le rxpedalinna, anil a la. ! .,"" . e' '
LITCriFORD & OLIVEK,
MERCHANT TAtl.OKS.
Foor oor Soaih at William, Haywood & Co't
,reJVo?)w-.FrrwwXSxMX,lWestu.l
' . AtlB SOW RFXEIVIXQ
. A Splendid Knpplr of -
spziisra & suxasxca goods,
, Krubraeinj etery (bin; iaeneral aie.
' Tbrae Good. hae been teleefed by the Junior
partner of Inia eoneern, la peraoo. ana caa oe
eonfiiierrtly reaomneaded la their frienda and
MttdfM.ri, the beat titortroefft of .Gooda la
their Ki.e, ever opened ia North Caroliaa. Their
Glotbt eonaiat ot Wool Dyei, of eery eolour
ad tiuty, and. ara warranted aot to fade ia
wearing. They deem h unaeecitary to ty any
thina; more In oommendntioa ot their Godit
but onlr requeil lliofe who want oeeular demon
itratlon" lo je them, a tall. " " " .
"The tnHovtnr are a part, ".' . -
SnperiHIaoaad Rlaek ; ") " -'
44
Annte Ulit
OliCrcca'r-' '.
Htflw do. :
IMiKa
Unt Purple, and
CLOTHS.
XiOiHluq Smoke Urowa J
Drandeta.
Super niatk nJ Green
Super tl'ue nt Black
A Mf arliole lor
Slimmer Coal a.
Wool dred SirRle
I k double milled
.viiltxl
, - Uib, and riaM Mk
VCaslmeres,
t h Caahmareti tor
lonon nnntDK ., -. '1 v ' -
Satin Srip4 ; : t Drillinirs,
t'lrud , . f for iiaota. -
WbH Uibbed, aad tiier ) .
SiiVBilier-Oambteta, an ; nfT Blak and"
French niimbazihea " ' . Ur,Mn.
V' aolt Plain . ' '
:was.ilk.., s L l
Satu-. and
. ,l,:.. .,:
'""T. '!L..K - 7'
,0',h!f. .i,.h .BWal-aorti pi Head,
H'inoml ia anr '.imil.r e.labii.U
m-M tn h Union. - '
wThL LT,. Ti T . r . " ' T W ?
,i5?".mplof 6rM ,,orler "Tk
lnWFORlJfcOUCR now return tfcanka
outy tn enrleaor meriiin tta coittmuancc.
Alt nrrtwra from a tllatance will meet with
promptattciUhiB. "" - .
- - - UTCMFORD U OUVEIl
- State of JVortU Caroliua. - '
Nash liousnT. i
Court of Pleas anil Quarter Sessions.
may 1 Ftim,
Zaohariah Doswr
t.
Conttabfc't Lty -
j,,;,., M iMW
aa Land, ' ' '
i.,nM ! ii,;, h
'
nm;l0 Screw .
Zaohariah. Dolier .
t...
St, r.
The Samtu .
i-.The Su.
Oarid M. Deant,
"Jblm Mitehel
Tf he Same.
. - we.
. The Same.
Eltaabelh Ooxiar
. t .. .
The 'Sew.e.
Elisabeth Deaier-
.
TUo Same, -
jienr Mitchell
.-,- 3 V
, Tie 8n',e.
.... .
- gugl0 - Warrea "
. t
. "fTT c..
,,eBro
The Same
va.
Tlie Same.
Hichard Vpchurch
a
The Same.
John MPtlfett
' ... ' "
.The Same.
Az-riali King k Wru. D. Williamt,.
- TheSame.
Rdward Strickland
."V "a; -
The Same.
John Tippin -
Gideon Strickland
a.. -'
The tame. , :
Charity licnilrick
a, r ..
""TheSame. "
vt.
The Same-
....,
n"
w nUy
a.- .
William n
Bryant
The Same,
The Same.
Ceorge JL. BeU, . WdluvHortea-
TUo-Sjune: -TU liiat-
4-- I the ahore--Cate,- - it ararrng to -theaattt-
taction nf Ihe Uoqrt, Dial Leonard Holier, one
of the llelrt nf the dWd, it a tnnretldent of
thit Staid, k ia ihereftH-e ordered that publica
tion be made io Ihe Star, lor hin lo appear at
onr next County Cow it, lo be held for the conn
ty of Na.h, at ihe Court I Ion to i NathviHe,
on ibeViid Monday io Aoytntt et, aad thea
and thera make, himself a party defendant lo
the loregoing r-.w, or the Lande le-ied aa wdl
be condemned to the aatiataclioa of the plain
tifPt claimt. : t v,;-, . -. ..fT'-r- .
Wrtne.s, Artlior Whhfield, Cfetk of oor said
tfrTraf afBee ia'TS.tUili-rthia Sh June7
A. 1X 1837. ' , ::- : '
, - . A WHITFIELD, C CC.
Prisa adtfrtiteiarat (9 7. , . - SO 6w. -
iii.'imiiui: it?
lit. n G SV ? IR IH'
it il '.'Vtft'ii
The tatseeu of ihe SOUTIlEHJf TONIC
it onprecedeirted. ' It hat been ant (nutty aoughl
after by all elaeteefn every pert of the United
States, and it a widely extended distribution ha
been owing ta the tnan;rreiictt reeeired Trom
ererY aeetioa nl the Sooth and Sooth Wett.
AHhoagh it originated in aa ebteara part ef the
coontry. but' a few year tinea, it ia now loaad ia
all the principal towa and village ia the U
nioo, and itt th-toei as a Cme for Ague and Fr
ver, and at a geniral Tme, are appreciated by
all who have uaed It. Being at ft professes a
compound of Southern Vetelntlet, k hi need
lets to offer Ihe ascaranee that there it no Arte
aie, Mercery, nor any thing ia the least hurtful
to the human constitution in It.. Il will ba found
a valuable Mcalicme in all cave of Dytpeptia
aad ditorgeuited Stomach and Bowela, and pa
tients aoavaleacing Irom Uilinos Fever, will de
rive the moat Important beaefiis from the ate of
the Sctt'Arrn'7'an'C It may be adminiatered lo
children and inlantt of the moat tender age, with
Ihe atmntt safety. ' Prepared by Coder k Cote
at their Labratory, at Montgomery Alabama.
For tale b Ibeir appointed agents -il'.
, WILLIAM! fc HAYWOOD.
, 30 eowim. .
Haleigh, H. C
I
of f
'dj '
"a
J
- J
it
y
14 Pezen Superior London Porter. ;"
10 : i ' Bet Ltmon Syrup'
' ' for aalc by ' -' 'A '''
WILLIAMS A HATWOOBT.
;unt2fji857.
r
or re
400 Poti of Grar'a or Jadkia Ointment,
maauftwured and put ap by William W. Gray,
' 1000 Pott ditto, roperior article, manafaetaK
ed and pot op by Jaoob Yaa Waff oner, of New
York, vaaaught by the Patentee AH of
wiu.it are warraai (a wt (reiMiine aoq ooa pai
if any which wa may tell iball tail lo tore, or
firm relict lo lha diaeaaei eaumeratrd below,
whoa properly applied, lha money wilt be re
hiaded on application to the aubaoribera. Thia
i traly aa iotaluable emtment or ael for the
are ot tore lerv taraera, alecra, old wound a,
apraiaa, brtiiari and mfiamaliona, and what it
termed tMld head m cluldien, bilet, Buea,
aorn and riternal diaraiei gienerallr '- -
A Innr lit or certinaatra. front uentlemra
who hate a ted the article with treat aueeeaa.
can ba aeen at oar at ore. All orUeri from oar
frirnda and enitamera will meet with lliejuaaal
prompt Attention.' r . .-.
i uhacu ec iivunr.9.
.. ; 8110.
WHOLESALE UUOCEIIY,
We hat thia day formed a eopartnerahip on
derthe firm ot WARREN HARMS b Co, for
the purpose ol carrying nn a wholeule r,rocry.
iTniiun:i unnnio.
BKNJ V. II A KRIS, .
HENRY HARRIS. .
PoHiinonth, Va.
lttilarcl,ll3r.
-5
WAnnrii haxuiis & cc
Are" TlifiMg--tmim-
. n!r ii i i' "
hioh will b told on eowmolatn terras.
Mr Bg llio Laaira fc aTa Coffee..
iiburrela I'artonco Sugar, '
80 llhria ' do do - - ' , - . V'
80 Hhda Xt)rkamT.'V'-" v ' " 1T
. A. Illuia St. CrMS.4 :
in iiw.i.r
to Boxitdo
do eery aa
I4J Uarrelt Family and extra euperior Floar,
4i narrclt Baltimore W hiskey ,
so iihd .. do ; ' -"
9J TiereeaKew Orleans Molastea
. Ci Basket Champaign Wine
10 I l'ies Cogoiae Brnndy
$' -- " Holland Gin
10 QrCaikt Sweet Malaga Wine -
JO Pale Sherry do,..
3 illidt Madeira - - do '- '-
S Qf Caski do i' do veryloperior
75000 Havoana Sriftrt ., ';
40 Ujxei Siierra and I'a'tul L'andlc
.. Starch ; "
SO Itaneh Kaitmt - L
SO t Gallon Drmmijuhn 1
. lS0KeKt Cut Nails assorted
' 2000(1 Iron Assorted ' ' , " "
IlKKISteel. tlo 'l -; "
lmerwl and Gua Powder Teat ':. : '
- Spier, Pepper, Nutmeg and Ginger
150 Pieret Cotton Bagging ; ,
100 Sackt Liverpool Salt . ' ' " ' ,r-t
100 Keaint Wrapping Paper . 1 ." , "' ,"
All order forGoodi ill he ntinttaalty at
tended to, and will be not at tlirrlawrtt whole
sale priaea. - floods sent lo oar vara will he lor-
I-., !.L ...L . ... .ft. . J..ll
weructi who uippaivn. r urwier 'nrrirais oaiiy
expeetad. t ;''!''' - ;"- 'v:::
v. - WAUUE.V HARRIS h Co,
rorlamonlh, March 91 r . 1 837.t; ' IS Sra
. . mSOLLTTIO!. .
Thrfirmr of Krmr, -flinet k C., Hay wood
Evans, Home k Co., . Pittiborough, tie dit
aolved by mutual eonseaf.
' PETEUVANS,"",'--'
JAMF.S J. HOItXE, "
niGHAUD IIINF.S, - --
- H BN R V; -A r 4jON IK)5f
Pittiborough, No. Ca.i Joly Sltt, I8S7. '
- ' t 4..il 4wp. -
We have appointed Peter Evan oar agent,
with full power toaettte all lha baiinet of the
above firm, to whom all peraont interested will
plraao apply in person or by letter at hit re
sideiie,. near Pillsboreugh." , , . . .
QTJ$UV; SXOUKvwO);
J100T rr-iaiw
The subscriber," having parchaaed Ihe entire
Slock of Shnea and Malarial, ef. Mr, Jtma
'Newlon,-.ha renovedtoihe ttora tormitrly OB
cupwd by him, 011 rayeitevde Street,., .- .
. lie ta now prepared to execute: all prders in
hit line with greater promptoe aud despatch
than formerly.. . . , ; ' , . 1
itavine a number ot hi st rate aorkmm in hit
employ, and a Muck -of good matrWalv, fce-ean"
assure the public, that none need go further than
Rjlelgh tq be tinted fur aeatieas aad durability
ht liny rt l1 'at lilt "l.--arf
.. .JU.wjU keep conttaiitlyjia htnda supply of
Indies anil Geiitleuwn't Shoe., ( nvery dctcrip
tioa, fNorthera work at well at hit owamanu
liteture) which -f ill be ald at a verv small ad
vance. He respectfully reoucslt idem to rive
him a fealU ' ' r- : ?':'''. - ,";
Id returning hit tlianVs for the liberal support
he hat received, he hnpet atilt, by hit alien,
tioa to butinet and his desire to pleaee, tn mer
it that confidence end eupport which ha hither?
ta beea given lo him. . - - -
r . 7 HENRY PORTER'
July 17th, U17. SI Km-
iV , PROPOSALS -n " .
For pulilisliing in Uie Town of Oxroae, !ST. 0,
'a Weekly Newspaper, to be entitled the (
OXt'OBD KALEIDOSCOPE,
v Sonthf ro UepnMican.
BY rYUXIAM Vi. BOLDF.X, ; .
' - . - ;
- In the discharge of our Editorial duties, we
shall be strictly guided by the following princi
ple we regard them as the grand eonservatois
of well-regulated freedom, demanding whatever
energy af support we may potasae'i , -
- 1. A strict construction of, and a rigid ad
hersnce to the Constitution the exercise of ex
press, net implied or doubtful power. , ,
. 2. Th sovereignty of the people, a the
source of all political powerthe sovereignty of
th State inveated with all power net delega
ted to the Federal Government equal and self
governing parties lo the com pact which form
our glorioue Union . .- - ,
8. The authority of the Federal Govern
ment, in the exercise of such, power only aa
are definitely delegatad te it- - '- ,; t ...
r 4ii A rigid economy ia the administration of
Government, which wa instituted for the bene-!
fit of the whole people, and. aot for the aggran
dizement of those entrusted with it toanage
Btent. -X S' -i. -x . ', " v
6. - The exercise of the elective franchise by
all class of our citizens, without the interfer
ence of the officer ef Government, or the con
taminating influence of Caucuses,
- 8. Free trade, and the freedom of industry,
and opposed ta a protective taint believed to be
ancoosututiontl, aosqual, nojuat and oppress
ive. ... . .
7. liVe will adveeato any system, whkV
For Sale,, br Whlt?ale
- tail.
ahaU appear prarticalde, to improve tuepHyii
cal eoatirtiofj of Nona Carolina, and to dcrelope
her internal reeooreea. And knowina- full weH
ciaaaca 01 our aniens, will prove on of the
ttrongrat bulwark of oor Ire inlitotiorit,.w
will ajvoeat any eyatotn which promiae la ef
fect that ohjecC ; .y . - .... : ......i
W'hiU wa will, ever btvt too madx alf-ra-
pect to deacend ta low and vnlgat abaaa, we
win ipeai. 01 puouc men ana puotie measures
with perfect freedom. ; Our hooret conviction
and1 iWilieralo- opinion, jv will boldly pra.
mulca at all batarda.
H i believe thai a trial ha arrived pregnant
with important ronaeoaenee. 1 he t em peat ia
fact gathering around na, and the Good of petit
cat corruption approachra, which, unlea arrett
ed by the timely interposition of ihe people, will
eweep -away every eactige . df the liUertie of
thf If country. . Already have the right of tli
Slate been contemned thetac red vail of the
Constitution rent in twain- the. capacity and
richt of Die people to (elect the men for whom
they are to vote, derided and trampled in Ihe
duet, by the influence of Frealdential and Can.
cue power ttrp mere and the very light
of freedom will be extinguished, end the hope
of the patriot destroyed forever! Thi deaecr.
tion'of their moat incred imuunitle and thit
KoULaaumntias.of hlgh4oned pofter be 'their
ennalituUonal rulers, have qixe the people.
The "great daert'w of popular ealmneaa i broke.
IpgatTrftVw.
condemnation it unalttrnkly fixtd by that pet-
pie vlati high, prerogative il io to oiemly
watth, and prevent "all that n ntidand valw
abte fi-om tink-inr to the bottom and being loot
refer. The sign of the lime clearly indi'
iaala tliat tha weeiaie ef recelatiatit'-ta-at-jiaadr
Xt workingc of thattevelution may no "btood-
loca but it will not, therefore, be tea tretmta
dou or decisive (n either the re-eetabUehment
or complete overthrow of republican uaage and
ihttitutiona. The people mutt actih thie great
drama. The ballot box must decide Ctr them-.
mutt continue and aggravate the present ttate
of thing, or effect a radical and utuvrroal re
form in the Government which hat been (rail
ually departing from it primitive parity and
eimplHfy,-
when itt eotwaid form are utterly impotent to
tar the torrent of usurpation and corruption.
frhat.lw
people on IU11 "tulijeot by placing candid stole-
menta ot the acta af their public ear yam Be
fore them to join with theutin that etem re.
bull which they are.naw giving to principka
advene to the existence of thoir Uovernment
to vinillrate our peculiar inntitut ion to repel,
with whatever ability -we may poaaasif, all ex
ternal interference with Our domestic condition
an thi point, our opposition to the Abolition
of Slavery, either in the District or in the State,
will be inUexible firm as the acated hill.' to
uphold 1 republican and federative, dialin
gtiiahcd from a conaolidating admliiiatralion of
the national afrair, and the disorder of the
Central Government to direct the public view
toward a home policy of lha State the ttovcl.
opement of their resoarcei, pliysii-al and' Intel
tcllnclual ta attach men.' if noesible. lo their
birlh-plttce, arid rondenhem -citizen ioitcad of
adventurer and apoculalort end to re-animste
public tpirit, and give it purpose well a en
ergy. These tubjecti shall command our fixed
attention; and, conaciooiof the raat importance
Of the principle here advanced, tre shall not de
viate Irom them, whatever the way ward tenden
cy of the timet, -or the mad spirit of party dero
tion may eiiect ta the poiitiral world or yield
nil, lnfTMna) I. nn. aun' ... ..11 t n I. a a.knn,nitAi,
" -iii-ii, ,v ,,v riuwuuwu
of Wn,' regardleaa of 'Dteaturea. -
Our Journal ahail be ju.t wbai it name pur
port. Like the variegating 'A'aMdetcebif
n anau, weettiy, prraent an uie oeauuea anu ai-
. L It . I I . . . . 1 1 . , .
Uactiona of fAr7brtf--nd, like true 'Rebut
&'cWJta xUuBJia ahall M tret pmMikmst,.
dium tUrouga vvhicb good principle almll be
disaeminnted taa oouth net id, aud her pecu
Dar irtatltution vindicated; from it the "pnde of
the Nullifier mnet receive no diminution the
fidelity of the Unionist no reproach.? , J
. With this exhibition of our plane of future te-
(ion, wa confidently confide ih the liberal pub,
lie spirit, of.lb ekiaen ef Qianville, and of th
whale South. Judge u but first know our
merits, .r.' -y v ;" - ,
TWit Three dollar per annum, !f paid on
the reception of the firat nprnW-3 50 if not
paid till tli end of the year, Letter may be
addresaed, at present, poohtmd, to the editor at
uueign, or to , i. vviggins, r.aq., ai uxioru,
; (O Edttee vrilt pleaee pnhliah, ? " ; !
'iT'wTuFOB ; SALE, '-..j
A aegro woman, la Ihe prime af life, a vale
li if .eeiivBt,-fMt a Aj&twh-AkyuhMfb
aiar uitice. ' , ; . .
i- UshMghyJly 47IS-.-.M-tCi.:
MR. GRACIAIirs CIBCITLAII,
Te the Fretmen of Wake, Orange CPeroen
- Fitttow-CiTitfeNS Itakcthis metli
od of offering my services as candi
date to represent tu in the House of
Represerrtatiyca of the next Congress.
Many of you were pleased id request
thia at-a-much earlier periiMl, and bullmenil to CuagrjijnjLipfnficjja
lui a iicccsaiiy vinwn i ueciiicti must).
lute, thaft I should be absent from the
District during the greater part of the
Summer,', l would, though with great
reluctance, have yielded to the solici
tation. 'Knowing and approving that
custom which has luhg prevailed, and
which requires of the candidates, for
public station to appear ia person be
fore the people, and exhibit their views
of paldie .affair before 'the elections,
and beinguntble, on my part, to corn
ply with it, I left home supposing that
all thonght of my nomination "had been
abandoned.;,; I. have since learned,
however, that iny. fellow-citizens, in
various parts of ihe District, with many
of whom I have not the honor of a per
sonal "'yfjuaintance,. have, J vrith", a
knov.ledje of iny abaence, insisted on
presenting my . name to the people.-
ror tma cencrun maniieaianon oi
their confidence,! entertain the liveli
est cratit ode, and. should I be the
A, t e . . ... .
cnoice oi me utstrict. wtu endeavor to
repay it by faithful and devoted ser
vice. . , nil si l have, no disposition to
obtrude on the public attention, 1 am
uot insensible, I Jlrust, to 'any of the
dutiel of a citizen, and do not feel at
liberty lo withhold my assent from the
oiler which has peen so feelingly made.
Whether, it prove acceptable to the
majority, with whom rests the electro.
must remain to be tletermineJ, far
asl am concerned, by the unbiassed
suBVawes of the voters themselves.-
TtaHatai44-.tf. to
too Mare, allows me no time turean
Tassing thi District, tie n if I were car
pabie, to anj degree, of c(
lie trpinion. i -
Tlie present condition of oar finan
cial auatrs is well cilculatcd to avraken
anxtetj, and calls for the most aerions
and patient attention rrorh eTerj citi
z.en not as partixgns, with minds al
readr made ur, but is patriot, desir
ing nothing to much a the .welfare of
the counlrr. Our TubJic Monies, -mountinff
to many millions of dollars.
have been paid into Banks which are
unable or unwiljinz to renaf the Gov
ernment. Jio portion of it at prctcnt,
is rrpani in gold and silver, ami much,
it is feared, witf never le repaulat all.
Bank notes, which- constitute br far
the largest portion orour cuTrencvr are
no tonzer convertiDie into snecie, r.x
changes are destroyed, so that it iatlif-
ncuit, II. not impossible, to .make re
mittances from one part fo another of
ouTcfiultitr'rd carY oh. the necesliaf y
buiiiuirnc ucivrecn utrni, gnu wtiu itr-
eign nation j. . Man j of our Merchants,'
and other citizens, both ttie judicious
and prudent, ilJve1t aiTthe jrecklcss
and" srwculatmff,tiiTtwddentf and
unexpectedly, umn to tnemseivea anu
oAebeete"nstvei44cu
confidence between 'tnao and man, ha
been Kfeatlyj aUridtted. and in " man
niaces, destroved. The e-reat startle
productions of1 the country, have fallen
in price ana asiicutturaK , as well a
a a a.-" aa
mechanics! labor, meets with art, insuf
ficient rewanl.. Our immediate sec
tioa of counlrje from i ts itatrior poat
tion, as well as other causes,-is happi
Ijr. extrtlitiA
calamlSieiT'wTitcti oppfesithersT:bul
no section can t long -escape, unless a
remedv be soeedilv arifiliedi and everv
section is interested in the sa fa keep
inz ot the puUhe monies, the soundness
ofihecircuUting meiiuroi the Jacili
ties oi uomeatic trade and the pros-
pent ol our loreign commerce. . ,i ,y
, J ahail not attempt to trace, the
causes of ttiese things or to censur any
as agent in their production, the evils
art ot sullicient moment to rail lor (lie
union of all patriotic minds to remove
ihem-tsuflice U to .say, -that wbate-vcr,
majr nave pevn me origin ,i tue n
ease, the remedy (so far as remedy is
possible) can. be looked for onljfimn
the Gener&lGovernraent, ..According
ly tbe President Jiaa. convened Con-
great at an earl dajr.W But what shall
Wongresa dof , I low can Ihey best pro
vide for the collection and safe, keeping
of the public ; treasure for equalizing
exchanges, and: reviving commerce
lor making UanW paper so far a it nr
culates cqual ta culd and silver, or
else to cease from t,nculatmn entirely r
ihese are questions dor the wtiols A'
merican people; . Shall it be by the de
strycfioit of H HankaKr can
not do.'tliis if it - would.p fTlMt ..State
Legislatures claim, the power to Allow
tiod ,lo establiaU Bank uuder; ft creat
variety of modification"', and no one of
the twcnlj-stx as., far as 1 rsnow,Jtaii
luik'tl toexerrio jt, r almll jl uc by
the issue of Treasury drafts redeema
ble m gold and stiver at. the f ublie
TfcasurjLJLdo liot perceive. buw ltut
would better ll)e cicliances, or the
qualities. f the Bank; paper, of the
States, It failed a I so as a measure ol
Gnsnce when tried by Mr. lJAllas, the
Secretary joC tlj? .Treasury .undec-M r.
MadiaOn, who tlicte fore wilhdrcw his
obiections to the iocorntirat ion of a Ja
tionat Baukl nud rccommendetl tta es
tabHuhment. Shall it be by ;t Hank to
be carried on, by the Oevctnment, on
its nwji funds, between the, times of
their collection and disbursement!---This
would bo found difficult in prac
tice, and would so greatly enlarge the
powera ol the Executive as, to p-ive it
undue weight irt the government-
vvnetner the ji'rcsidcnt, will recom
relief, I know not, ; Should he do so.
it will be entitled to deliberate and im
partial consid era tioh. ; I regret that i t
igtiotnow before the country, . lhat 1
might in thisvcommunication, signify
my approbation or dissent. On a sub
ject, upon which .those, with better
means of information, and loncer ver
sed in fiscal affairs appear to be at a
loss, I must need speak With di(Ti
dence and but for your right to know
even " the" Iricltnatwni of my mind, I
micht without impropriety be silent
until every plan was folly developed.
IA yet, however, I perceive; no safef
guide thin experience. That a Nation-
al Bank, both that chartered under:
-ft t fae a fe eaat
uenerai Washington, and umier Mr,
Madison was highly beaeGcial in col
lecting Sl transmitting the public mon
ies, and in equalizing exchanges- that
after the first few years of their exist
ence their paper was equal to gold and
silver in all parts ol the Union and in
many foreign countries, thereby pre
renting tlic exportation of specie and
that the latter contributed greatly, if it
did not solely cause the resumption of
specie payment by the state JJanks,
then as now, almost universally sua
pended, I believe, are facts demonstra
ted by our history These were thuir
benefits. It was ssid on the other
hand that thsy wer dangeroua to lit-
ert ant) guiUj of improwr practices ,
i fr which they ccaaed as National Iq-
stitutions. 1 am aware of the danger
of monied power, and if such a corpor
ation Vahnot te "i"! atvi--'a
incapable of wantons injury either ifl ...
the public or individual, it should not
be allowed. But the Letislativi pow
er must be- lamentably impotent, tf - it .
cannot faahion tjie creation of its own
creature, id far at to reader it account '
able te- the law for its conduct, and
punish, if aot prevent its abuses. I
believe Congress has the Con.titutien-. '
al power to establish a Bank, and I at
present, - perceive no measure oetter5
calculated to relieve our distresses. I
hsve been thus explicit in the state-"1 .
meat of my present impressions, . oe-v
cause, il elected, 1 wisU to M at liber
ty to support suck measures as the best -interests
ef the country may require, v
after a due consideration of all. .
Should this be the incorporation of a .'
Bank, 1 assure tou, it would proceed
from no vertonaier pstitan teal from ,
no particular love for Banks, but
conviction of public benefit 1 could
such an insti'.r-tton, Unless under surit' .
guards as would prevent all abuse
which cottltl be foreseen. To avoid alh
misronstt oetion of tnotiye, t.tste lh J
liberty to state, lhat I have never bet n
eWer' "v""
.BAfttl-LwMem the' bislj -.inteie-i L
have in them isTtn common with "eveC
ry other crtifcen, that their, notes shall
be at all time convertible Into specie,
...I il ...r...i ' I a !. ... - , .
sun tiiciciur- cciattl tu . ,
It is known to : mny oK you, tV.at I
did not cenrnr id the election of , the
present Chirf Magistrate, and should.
a crmrpetTtOf he pNTese Bted wtidta rtn f
prelcr, 1 probably - shall hot d" aa at"
the next election. t will endeavour, ,
vate life to de justice to his measure,
a ltd should deem myself altogether un
worthy of your confidence, weral r aa
pable of opposing or supporting s n
measure on account of the source fnra ,
which it sprung. "-fjkly" first wish i that
tlte . country- hal be mil lgovrnni
rather than Omt it shall be govtrntd ;
uny pttrthutat $tt of mm. , My op'tn ?
ion in relation to. the Public Lands,
the distribution of . the Surplus Heve?
nue. the repeal' ?of, the Treasury Cifu
cular; . snd -th .wanton iotcrferancei.
with our rights in the attempt at Abo.
lilion, by' the people of oilier State,
are, I presume, sufiicienlly known to :
require no notice iiere, . v nil this im.
perfect exposition of. rny scrtt'mehts, t
cheerfully lesve the result with yov,?
perfectly tiifieal whatever it may bee
' .. Your Fellow-Cititen, .
- AVILUAM A GUVIlAMt $,
liahish July Mb isor . v
."Vila's of judgiTyviTitR. M
Th relation to the pre tent petunlarf tritloo
, Judge Whits has replied to tlte at-.,
lark latelv mat! hnnn him It tTv.p... !
siilent-Jackson. We'did not ihsert
General Jackson's attack, and we shall
not, bf couirst-i pfjllidh hy portion of
th reply of jhe VudgcVwhkb lias re
latum to the soiject matter of contrW
versy liHweeti thrm." There W nna
part of Judge White article, howev.i
er, Ji a vi ng.no 1 n ti mate conucclioj w t th V
the point ,1a dispute, we , lay before.
our readers. It relates to the tauitt .
of tlie present pressure, Ind suggests'
some new. and startling iew. Thei'
rylloviiiig ls'ttie Vxtra'cTi
. - We liveJn itrangeJimes. -At ncaea"
tvilli all, the world, a .handful of sav
esxceptetU a few nioothsssinaf ra
tently piospcrou to an extent. almont .
unexampleif, with fund in the Trea-,
iiury so,; lar beyond the ecotiomtcat
wants of the Federal Governmenta
th,tatatcsmctl were perplexed to know,
how, in dispose of them. J,f Now; ouf,
commerce tUatroyed, our merchents In
every direction ruined and breaking,,
the crop of uc,4 planter without tl
niait erraTTir tlieTiTTilebtisithiiuVanjrr
means witlt jvliicji to. make payment!,
specie paymen t, w.spcnded , by ti t
Banks and their notes depreciated, and 'j
the governtof nt itself placed in such a
situation, as to- m monied concern
that it ratinotiioe.-HardlT a dollar
can be collected, or paid out w.thotit a
violatiion of our acta of Congress.-- .
What has caused these misfortunes, i
a creation of grate and solemn import
Itt one, in relation Jo whicju every"
(nan is called on tti lorm aft opiftionf,
and free expression nf opinioua i.
eertly enlertaihed,' may, it is to be,
hoped, lead to some suitable" remedy.
For myself, I cannot dbubt but tho
Specie,Circtttar, a it is called, which,
issued in July .last, and th mode a ,
dopted to transfer to the tespectiva
States their proportions of our surplus ,
treasure, were the immediate causes.
I have ever believed that Circular
less: justifiable than any act ef our.
Federal Executive. It undertake tt
UtulaU tot the People of the United r
States, by tbe tole power 6f thejrMi..
dent. It make distinction between i
different tla$t$ oT our citizens, which
I doubt whether Congress with the aid :
of the President would have the power1
to make and I feel confident il they,'
had the power they fart. tot txtrein iU
Independently af l he Preside t kavr
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