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a V ifbllnwt: that in wt. iii-'r " i roar "!'"'J.n'J r,Urf-nr t,i,. tint . t.-t-re. pw ... i i L i .te,cVrte banks prm HUti tot rr 7:: LiiiMp Pr.f 'TP. w!rtencc,M .n.nrr - i" !" .i .: tA a T rnVertimrttii that if.at any f he points the ",lLre of lit SlrterW be Le .1.. Ij.rsltre; . w..ire itu then be in ewioii. HOI IS IS 0 K K G P KES BNT ATI VES L-wJiiofl were made from com ne re..!... com dr war .: , "Sdi;,lCtl...lrV.;!?of tbeAnm.al Itilt, without g tJ rivil l.iat Approp""" through the ame ' 'Thunday, March. B. The Senate resumed the consider ation of ills ob frea-ury bi!l--AJto eome rex-rtka by Mr. liAvi nd Mr. Niles in opposition to suggee etit the it'MM of non-specie-pa- ing hanks be received temporarily. Mr. Preston sniJ that arflrmlincnt w " before ;nte. m' mo lined ill amrndment which ha bad anual l. ofR'reJ. so t mk U ""'''y rquira that i, .Up.Mil' tinukti should h selected Irom Ihoae b-nks the stork of which in owned in whole or i, part by tho respective Slalea in which tlioy .ris lusted. The voU being token on the amendment a modified, it wee negatived, aa follows: yU(SVmr. Buyard, Clay, of Kntuck ,, Crittenden, Davi, Knight, Merrick, Nit-holt. Prentiss, Preton, Hives, Rohtina, Smith, of InJi-na. Southard, Spcnce, Swift, Talm.ulae. Wel-ster. White 19. f.lYS MewJUk-n,Banton, Brown, Do. rhiiun, Calhoun, Clay, of Ata'uiina, Ulavton, CutuVrt. -Fulton, (irnndy, Hubharl, Kin?, I.mn. Lumpkin. Lyon. McKcau. Morris, Mou i.hi. Nile. Noraall. Pierce, Roane, Robinii, vier. Smith, of Coni:erlirut, Strnntfi, Trot. ur, Walkor, Wall, Williaiua, Wrijlit, Young WinJaor, thai a Confftnion af lh jteapla T 1 North Carolina (haul J take (ilara and for tbe furtherance of thia object It Malm hereby re anWed, that S3 pereaoa be appointed by the Chair, and directed o opeq eurnvpondenca with aucb other itaona aa they may deatn Dewary to curry into eifoct the purpoae of their appointment. , Reeotosl, Tfiaf wbiW 'w "fief'otSSit "un-" qoalifiod avarcion to the abotiiioawu, wa an tertaitt towarda thoao cilixena of tlia North who hava nobly opposed their mad and nefa rioua dndjfna, and wbn have exhibited prop er regard ror the mnatilutional rihu of the south, the kinuest feeling of friendship and ea teem, md ea an earneat of oar aiuceutv, wioh Uienra apeedy diaentJualinent from auch low and disreputable company. , - I he rttilowins: K-inpiticn were p- pointed by the Chair a a Coinmiltcc of Ctirrespmt'lence: 1 Allen .Small, Ilendermn XimtMnn. E vernril Garrett. It. D Simpson, flenj; White, Wm. R. Skinner, ueorge M. William, J no. E. opea cer, Job Parker, Jacob N. Parker, -Cullen Bunch, Peter Parker, Jacob Parker, 8amuet SiiniMon, Exuru Siinpaon, Martin B. Simpson, Jordan D Elliott, Mom Burke. Josiah 8mll, it. Kmill, John O. Small, Clialea E. John ion. I homaa Hiarterheld, Baker r. YValcn, William H. ElliotU On motion, Ri vf, That the prorrrdinira of tho ling be signed by the 'Chairman and Secreta v, snJ published in the Lttenton Uaietle, Ka leigh, Star, Raleigh Register, and Washington Chronicle. JACOB N. PARKER, rA'awi, PsTa Paaaan, Sec') A yin rnrition now recurring on the uoii lul. as olf.-red by Mr, ttue Ki. flay n rd pke on the subject at Ur;e, & in opposition t die nrii;inal bill. Before he hail concluded, he jit-ldcd the fl'wr to a motion la ailj mrti, and, about 5 o'clock the Senate ad- jiiurneil HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. . Vs'-wu fH-tiiions vei-e ii-M-ulelt iktt.yltieU Hie N'Htli Kal!in IIiiiuihi. i'ifiim. w ukm a i sihI oceupiw! ihe n-i !ue ot Hie I'av'a ittuir. IN SENATE. Fritlay, March 9. Tbe Sen ile returned the consideration ol the Sub I rfivny bill. Mr. B.j-r l concluded hit remarks in oppoii lion lo Oie bill. Mr. Morris sn ke on the snbjeet generally, bam; op.-ied t the hill HI lis present loim, but in fr ol it Mh etrlsin niMlioekJiOflt, O i m:ioii ui Mr. Calhoun, who eaprrssed bit desire In speak to-morrow, Tw Snnlr lo't'rttrio-d HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. M . Howard moved ibai ib House pnwril lo snutider the irpnrt ol ihe (.lomn.lllee ol C 'ii krciise oa Iho dissgrreing sole nf the two Mnnet respra'ing lle sm-O.lineiil lathe uca Irslilr bill, whieli M(ii;rrt to Mr. II llien t(-l and enil inrdihe sompra iaie which had taken place in Ibe t,aiUtee of Csulercnee, and ihe n-iull lo which etwy had ar med. Alter debate, Um Preiona Qurslion was then put. and earritrili and ihe maia qurstion, oa agreriiigjn Ihe rHirt of the Cooimillcc nl Confereasa, was draidaid in tha alfirrnaliw- fcf yssssnd naja, as followst 'as li-J, Nays 41. Hnute House aonearred with the eoiumittec 1 llrtir report. f Chair thereupon announaed that, the lliwse hasing n-seired ulfluial mliiustioa that the Scnste bad previously aoosurtad in the sane rrport.lha bill was pasted. SOUTHER CO.NVENTIOX. , ; The adJreee of lha Merchaotai Ctmtantian, held iq Augusta in October last, (a jmM'uhed in the papara of that city. Wo regret that we base not room at preaant to lay tbh Important document betora oor raaisra. . Wo attall give it a pUvcaviisoveAWWM early ,aa praclicaUIe The subject of iTus addreSl ia of paramount In tareatto the Soalh. Another Convention is to aaeemblo In Augusta on the first Monday of April; and, as ita object ia lo promote ihe wrallh and prosperity of lha) Booth,' and to eMaOIUh oar commercial independence full atlendanca from atary aection of lha South and Soulb-Waat, is much to be deairod. Yet wa fear oar Stale will bo without a delegate! THE ST 'A 11 RALEIGH, MARCH 14, IS38. THEPPIAN SOCIETY. Tho Thai-pian Amateura, dteatrical corps recently formed in thia City, for benevolent ob jects, performed the tragedy ol Douglas, on Monday night last,, (aa we learn front gentle man who attended,) before a crowded audience, with considerable applause. The dramatic tal ent of the Association is said to be ery respec table, and ita exhiititiona highly gratifying lo Hie ttieaTrc-gomg Wa publish to-day lha proceedings ofn anti-abolition meeting held in Chowan. It will be aeen that the meeting responda to old Bar tie'a recommendation of a State Convention. Let every county in tbe Ptale bealir itself. Sure, ly the people are not inditrarent to the immense interests tnwdved in this question. PUBLIC JTIEE riMtt, IN CHOWAN COUNTY. At aa mljoarneJ meetin held at Williaw Pearcf't fur (he purpose of Ukiurinto cunaiileratioa tUe proceed -in of the Aiitiiti'iiit.(, on " Saturday the 24th inat.,J.tcub N. Parker was apjioinletl Chairman. aol Peter Par ker appointed Serretarj. " The lollowin; PreainUle and Reso lulinna were then adtipeil. Whertaa, a spirit of blind fanaticism baa keen and ia now aitensively- prevailing among our brethren of the North, urging (hem to so unauthoricd and btra-i'e interference with the internal government wid domestic policy of Ihe Southaro States of litis Confed eracy, Dd threatening in its consequences lulonly to shake the basis of oar hetoved Re public, but toeveutuals in ita entire demoli tion. And . Whereas, thia media g is. -ilerp'y impressed with the inipNHtance and necessity of devising means lo check the ad vaoers and repel ihe as in them that wa nre reo!rl t rmounce and surrender none of our just righta at tlieir dicta tion. And Whereas, in the apiniHi of thia meeting, the period ha trrtved when it ia highly in e itnheot iihir Hie cilitrna of the atsvo holjing Msl lo .le, Is e lo tbe world, and that in lan guage too pUisT t" be miaunderatooil, what must and will be the ultimata end of the mis t iievous, and ungenerous, not toaay iniqui ti u course, pnrsuing towards ihem by the people of the North; therefore t it Rmlved, Thai we do highly apprwiato the blessing and privjlegea won by tbe gal Imtry of our forefathers, that wa are determined, 'y the assistance uf Providence, tit preserve them inviolate, and lo transmit them unim paired to our n tertiy.' Remind, That it ia our fixed and unalkrra Wa determination netier to submit to any in-terferen.-e wi:h our domestic institutions, and that mt regard all attempt at such inierpjsi , rifsj with, mischief, officious, and Mnding imiiiediairty an I directly lo lha aub versioq and final overthrow of the fundamen tal principle of nur Ooreminenl. es.'ferf. That if alavery be an etii'A aa as serted hj tho Abflitionists, it ia one whu b af feelglbe slsvs-holding 3ialeo anlrly-and fi hiaiyaly tnd .ueh being lha rase, dee not da "md the aiereiaa either of Northern patience odnrinf ii, or Northe . xertion in iu whlion. AWt-erf, That k be strongly recoinmendrd o the CHiiteii of the Northern nod Western "letea to employ the rxulw auca of then- ba- navnienco and philanthropy in -tho exercise nf "lantabie offices, having for their object Ihe Miaf of the auflering p Kr Who eonslitqt so -rga a proportion of tWr own population, re .ipdlng them of the anciont pruvorb, thai "Charity ahflwtd begin at hnnrt.- ., . AnlvJ, That our Senators and Repra enutive h requoatod to put tlicir feet on alt atioliuon paiiiiooa or memorial, cither with Btrd to the District ol Colombia or any here eta, believing them to bo derogatory to the wfery of iha Union, cihdt That the aid and to opera! Ion of yoonty ot be Btate ho earnestly and '-pSCtfullv aulieilaJ in .1 -i. MR. CALHOUN'S SPEECH. Wa present to our readfrv in to-day 'i Star, a part of Mr. Caluouu's late Speech on the Sub Ireajury. Ihe reuiauider shall appear next week. . Thia speech ha , received the highest praise from the friend of the uiea ure it advo- catea, and it ia indeed a very abU pro-luwium, as might have been expected from so hiflity gifted and distinguished an orator. It totally demolishes Mr. Rivea'a league of State Banks, and serves to strengthen our opposition to a fur ther trial of that fatal "experiment;" tint rails to convince us of the wisdom and safely of the Sub-Treasury "actieme. Wo are "every day strengthened in the convbiUun jKat a NaUanal Hank, with proper guards- and -restrictions, is indispensably necessary to reTilate the currrn ey, and is tbe beat and raft-sl means (hat can be adopted to carry on ihe fiscal operations of tbe government. But, to remove all constitutional scruple, to prescribe auch limitations as would withhold from each art Institution the power of mischief, end place it, uon a firm basis, we till think an amendment lo the Constitution, giving to Congress this specific grant of pow er, should bo proposed. Let it bo expressly provided that I here aball be no renewal of the charter; but that at lb expiration of the same, very anch Institution woul J be ' Compelled' to wind up ita concern; and all Irniptaliona to en gage in the political entU of the country would be preclude J, and the fraud and corrup tions which creep in where the day of reckon ing i protracted and uucertain, would be prevented. . MR. RUGGLE3. . ; . ; Ttie Spv In Washington furnishes the fol lowing information relative to the progress of the investigation of lha charge against Mr. Rug gleat - '- ' ( presume you feel some curiosity to koow whether lha Senate committee in lha case of Mr, Ruggle. have made or era making any progreea. My enquiries on tbe. subject have been very limited, because it is my intention to avoid any further discussion of it pending the investigation. At the same lima there are some facta to tbe publication of which neither party can nave any oiiMcuoa. "The committee have had one er mora meet ings. Mr. Reggie baa been notified, end I presume will bo permitled to give orally or in writing, hia own -explanation of the transac tions, either before or subsequent to the exam inalion of witae-aee. There are two cases be fore the committee. One of them la tbe caao of Mr. Jonea of Newark, nf which you have seen and heard so much, rue other is the caee of Or. Graham, al present in Raleigh, North Caroliua. Mr. liiahnra ha adjreased a letter or letters, lo Senator Calbouu, Rives, and Strange, making lha charge of corruption, in his own name, against Mr, Haggles. Mr-Cttl-4 boon has laid this letter before the eommiHoc, anil they have oidered their Secretary or Clerk, to furnish Mr. Rugglea with- a copy of it,- ' Some time autre, Or. urabam addiessed letter to M. J.. Davis staling Ihe faela in hi owe case; and as they were not personally c uuaiuted with each other, he referred Mr. Da !" Kr1forn'tahoKTcsp'eillhg nTnseir ti mem bers of CongrcsTof both Houses gentlemen of the tint standing for talunia and character. rrom the represenutions made to Mr. Davis, he ent?ituined doubt that the truth or falsity of the avemieiii ought lob invealigatrd. Mr. Davis has not yet beenaubpo-ned lo attend; but hia reply, at the bar of tho House, seem la render it probable that he will l called upon before they report. The liiuh character of the committee, Mesar. While, Young.J)avis. Crit teitdeii and Tahnadge, renders" it ceaaiu that their proceedings will be deliberate, dignified, and such as becomes a committee of the United Sutua Senate." , , YIKOIXI.V CONrBKCNCl! : Tie Virgiuia Annual, Cowfisronce af the Methodist E. , Church, which eonmred i session in Ra hmoad on the 1 1st of Frhruary ondr the aupenntrndssce af Buhop Morns, adjotirnsal on Wsdojsdsy evening ibe Idth alt Tho following ia a Ust of appointment: . Kiekmonil Diitt-ici H. U. Cowlea, P. B. ' Rirb ojd, TrlRhf, Wtai B. Rwxiv. Snack ee Hill tt be aopplradt Mancbaater, Wm. A. Smithi New Kent, H. W. KeJly WilUaawburg and Hampton, J. D. Ooullingt Gloucester, J. MrDonaM. J. II. Wertmant King and (jueen, R. Scott. B. MicheakKinaT-WilUarn, Thomas Cherlutmvillt IHtltid- 3. Caradn. P Charb'ttaavi le, J. A. Rkiiiick; Albemarle, (J, W. S. vl-wpav, J, B. 8. Williams; Scott.rllle. to be supplied; Columbia, J, W. White, J. A. Brown; Louisa, Wa, II. Starh Spotli-ylvsniB, S. H. Mullen; Culpcper, D. Harttoam Ilsppa hannock; 0e N. Winfree; Madison, 1). Wood. , J.unrhburr Diilriet. A. Penn. Pj E. - Lynchburg, It Tt. DovTgetl; Bedfonl, J. R.H Bannet, S, T. Moorman; Campbell, If. Billon; Charlotte, Ro. C. Jones' Prince Edward, J. W, Child, John I.. Rhea; Cumberland. II. D. Wood; Buckinihsm, J. I). Halstead; Amherst, J. CTinHcy; Fsnnvilbs, Jesse Powers; Nelson, B. E. Gibson: Leroy M. Lee, Agent for Buck ingham Female Collegiate Institute. . PeUnlurr Ditlricl L. Skn.uMire, P. E. Peterbiirir, Tho. CtrtWdcr, Jr. Goc-me Ma- hood, Bup Chesterfield, n. W. Jones; Amelia, George A. Bsin, G- W, Btane; Mecklenburg. J McAden. Bent. R. Du Vol; R, M College; Kd ward Wadw6rthr. Oliri, President R. M. College) E. DV Sim. PrntVsiuir Modern Lan guage, etc . M. College; J. Early. Agent K M. Collcgci Brunswick, J. Kerr; Greensville aavlatMbuly Uiyl, Of my afi'orU to a aunt H, I aaad not apeak the facta ere fairly before Ihe public, and in the conciousues that I have onty don what my duty to mysctt and my fam- rj rendered Imiasrative, I rely upon my con duct being duly appreciated by all whoa good opin'-oa it is my duairo to retain. .1 Coaaaaavce of Saturday we find the following plain imioiition of a fhallenge. W 'regret that amidst such an excitement a now prevails. that any papt r should not have been found to eonvaf uci an inliitiation VVe copy , ihe ehJliewaaiaawmmeis hi thought that the Sub-Treasury Bill will oass the Senata bv ihe eastinar vote of the Vice 1 I r I 1 r ii . by certain democratic Senatore' to either the; right of instruction or the will of tbe people. We refer particularly to Mr. Wall, who ha been notified in the mast unqualified man ner of the state of puMie sentiment in New Jersey, by the Legislature of that State; and to Mesar. Allen and Morris, of Obio. The Le gislature of three Stale have not transmitted formal Instructions to their Senator, although they have passed reaolutiona condemnatory of the 8ub-Treaaury Bill. But they I-am the aenuinrnta of lU ir cenatiturnts; and are they not bound to respectto obey thevat If Whig member war thus niKirprascnlinf their eon sutucnts, we ahoulifsoou bear (be whole pack of democratic organs 'Trsy, Blanche, Swept i Slate, heart, little dogs, and all, heels. . 7 he Editor of tbe Milton Spectator nppeara lo labor under a mistake with regard to t'.ie Ii ability of -Mr. Diddle' Bank" for tbe notes ol the lata United States Bank. He a.ka. Has he Mr. Biddle not issued million of th note of lu.kfjinct Bank uf Iba United Slate which he nor a:iy body else is bound to redeem! T pveavnl 1-antwyUawtk Bank a that Unt ied Statee ia as much bound to redeem these note aa any it ran Issue.' By reference to the proceeding ot the w Banks in March. 1836, communicated to Congress by the Secretary of the Treasury, it trill he aeen tbal tlie old Bank: transferred all iu property to lb newBsnk, and the latter iomad itttlf f pug all tit dtbtt f tht former among which were same $20,00U, 000 of note then in circulation. About H, 000,000 have been redeemed already! end ,of eours only about $0,000,000 remain out still, which we are informed from a source to be re lied on, are in course of payment. So that the ground of the "hue and cry" raised again! the now institution about these notes turn out to be e mere "raw head and bloody bone." FROM THE FRONTIER. ' We learn from the Albany Argus, that offi cial 'despatches from General Wool and CoL Worth, from the former ofjhe 3d Inst, and the latter of the 1st, represent lha disturbing forces as having dispersed, and give the asurnc that tranquillity ia restored in every direction. The entire patriot force which surrendered to Generaf Wool, Msrcb: 1st, near the Alburgh and nine load of ammunition, sinaU arms, &.o. R. U. Base, B, H. Joluiaon; Meherrin. Joshua Leigh ; Sussex, Jame M. Lewis, C. M. Scnrtle, AWaltf Dittrict Georje. W. Nolley, f. E, Norfolk, A. Dibrell; Portsmouth, V. I. Wal ler; Prince Anne, Jam P. Owen; Cemdrn, O. M. Keesec; Edontou. Urnjami'i B. Mihw; Miirfreeaboroinrh, Jainea T. Chiieyt'-Gte John M. Hendrick, S Norinnn, Sup.; Erixshi-lh j TiyTJwpVLan SulTon.-, K. Adams; Rmllti fiolil Isaac M.'Arnnld-. Cutrittirk Mhtsinn, Al ln Carrier; V)s Hall, Conference MisiMtary Agent, ) Thenext (VnfcreDce to he held in EdenltfrC N. C. commencing on tbe 20tl Februs'v,-1(39 CARB Of COL. VVEBU. Aa it ia my xlelermination never to allude edilmially, to the recent melancholy affair at Washington, except under circumstances. hich cauuot now be foreseen, there may be a nmnrictv iu briefly referring to It el this time, Some el my eontemporaries nave anuueu to mv ar,nrent desire lo eet into difficulties of tbu nature, but in Ihi they do ma great imua lice; and I may with aafety appeal lo those who are lamiliar w.tn ine ctrcumriaucrs unuer which I have actually gone into ilia field and Bought to take wlhera there, that I have never acteil under, of exhibited a epirll of lavenge, or been actuated by any oilier feeling than those which should be tbe guide of every gentleman Tbe true eacret of my repeated dinVullira, ia to be found in the fnct-4WXwi.ll hot nb scribe to the abominable doctrine, that in be coming an editor I creed to he a gentleman! This insult to the press of our, couutry had it origin in the cowardly foeling of certain Senator front MUaissippii and in consequence of their example, every iKtlilical demagogue, who succeeds In obtaining a real in Congress Wa to down t-a racism that editors aro not gentlemen, and btay ba aaaailed without antt tling them to any claim tor redress. ,.,.w .The pruiwiMiat p44liaa of tbe Courier, and inquirer, and (he wide disaepnnaUon of the in famona alander that 1 bad been brt'ied by trie Bank of the United Blatea-a alander' which had ila origin in tlWtnalevoler.ee of Churchill C. Ombreiing has unfortunately consigned Mr. Cilley to tbe tomb, and attacked to me lha im putation of seeking. notoriety, by aiming lo es tablish the reputation .of a duellist. Those who know me, are wail aware that "neither vin dictivenees nof malice constitute any portion of my cliaractaft'and that where I have eoughl red res, I have been actuated by a deep sens of what wa duo to myself and family, , and not by the desire of sbeJding ba-aan blood. , Nar ly aix year have now elapsed inc Mr, Carn breleng'e falsa eharga waa fisat made againat mr; it ie known to be falae by eiery' man of J ordinary muiligsnca in tne country, auu yet it ia annually repealed on the floor af Con gress! Now I appeal to any man of proper feel ing, who ia himself the fallicr-ofaT family, whether beceutd calmly -aulimil to lha refleia. lion that this foul calumny most descend to hia cnildren as perhaps lha only legacy of one whom while Irving, they loved and - honored! I think not; and without any disrespect to the feelings of the public, t may be permitted to ay, that I have long since determined to put an end to this Hinder at an naiaros, - -. We bare it on what svaj deem good authoa. iiv. that Mr. Dujir.an stan1 ready lo give CoL Webb a certificate of gentility any day. He make nn secret of it that he consider Mr, Webb a geiUieinVi.' Mr. Duncan, wi hsl, is tha most suitable man in the world to give anch a certificate, for ho uaed ihe. character of thr Spy and his employer much suote treoly - lb an di I Mr. Cilley." ! . Cov. Rilner f PrMitlarna has been nomi aaled lor re-eli t lion by a Coxvaaliwa at flams built A van I'urea Gonveniion, m .seiwoaf at ihe same plaaeand the, auininated General IX R farter as a ewnljitate. The tletlma laki plee In tktolee aext T4i aoiilr.l will Iw sever' Prtarl ara iteai ty balanevd and the-isui is doublfnl. 1 be Whig papeta expreits great enfidtnce In tarrj mg Ihe Stale by a li niniphanl l: joiil). ..- - !'ortSS'flr)lina,Juurnai.'yXe Mti- itemUnrl that thia' Eta. li-hmctit Jia brrn. purriiaard iJ a number of the H ientU uf the Ailuiiimiiratinit about Favettevihr, and ie tit be placed uittlfr the contitit of a new Editor in aahutt lime. atrength of tfie Bania is greater than it was during the last (en rears an I probable at an former period. Ther exprei the opinion that "a continued aa spension on the part of tome of tha other great commrrciat tilea, can a lone,.reniUrthe; (eiumption on- ee part diffli uU;,r and they express thu opinion that the will U able 00 of befor the 15th o: May next to re aume anl maintain specie payments. . So tnnir Wf,i I he Ueport, aniroanc 7SniusT.'.l. is sisnedbr.. Albert UaU laiir 'i Pr tt r . i ,-.Qcor . Jfewbivhl, Cornelitta Ilejcr John J. Palmer, C. ,V. Uwrrnce .ml F. , W. ! Ed mumlj Lynch. Vr, '.i .- ., SUB T K K A U R Y The following U Mr. Clay'eopiiiion of the hill of a bwini nation, call al the Suh-Treaaury Btlfc u? 5 u '' : 'It will ptara al the fret of the Secretary cf tha Treasury, a power equal to thii combined power of ih "SOO-or 000 Bank diapeiacd throughout Uis Union; and superadded to this, tha whole power of the late Bank of the Uni laJ trtatee' " "l ' -fttgisltr. Co!, "ding ha ret eiterd a tninmtnit cation from a portion of his fellow dii- aens in the touutv w id Msitln. trrnlv uglng im to a-onna a asndtdal Kir the next dmcress otike . UuUed itlaltsi (, whivb ka (Mttt anne.t ihankt, and willci.c an aussrvr laa trv week. , ir-';' . V know of ro man niton shoes would nnner bestow tour "ilfisir. lis is a a Klglils WHS-a hrm hie. and an urwoiaimm.ts- BS opjumeal otat.e pcrivnt and late Adminis tration vulonrl Ijma slept frtraaid at a itretoa when ear cause in this diatrict seemed aUnakt iOeleis, snd proved himself a faiil.lul scMliarl on thrsiTi-tr-rvrf feewdwmj balUiag asa'msl pootr lor sound pihwiplra, lbs right anil hai piaess ol His pcopia. And wa caa truly say, HrtMn the annrHlwice at Ilia heart lha month speakvlh." He bat our best ithrs iu n tklia an t nrnat Ills. Aad w believe lb solitiiaiioa Ii on Martin will mrrl with a respoasiv sntest ttoot the Iriends ol retorni aad t aual rbrhia ihrnuihoul l - : 1.1.. ij" a . . vnra vruiigreaaivi-iai uill tew, rut. . jmv. 1 of Tbe non. Wx. B, SuErraau, of Elixabcth City, will deliver the next Annual Addrea be fore the two Literary Socieliee at Chapel Hill. We learn, by way of New Vork, that the Liverpool Cotton Market ha fallen off a far thing to SM. Arrangeineuta were making in London to ship large quantities of specie to die United Statee ; Money wa abundant iu Isio Jon. -; . ... Charlr$lH mud Cincinnati Hail V?onA A requisition ba born made 011 tha stockholders far an Inst al met; lof five dollars per share, to se cure tbe litan of a million of dollars from tho bio determination, I have eudeavored to hold member of Congress responsible for the repe tition of what they well knew to be slander, and when f have been met by the plea that an editor of a paper is not a gentleman, I have bad the additional mortification of knowing that a portion of tha press, wanting in duty to itaelf, unfeeling endeavor 'to prejudice the public mind, bolJut Ihe object I hav In Tei and character of the plea by which that ojeect is sought to be avoided. ",. Every man is, of right,' the ante Judge of what la due tola own honor; and wbue ne on can entertain greater, respect for. public o pinioa than I do. J must be permitted to say i can never be so far controlled by It a W auller any respectable person to circulate the alander alluded to, wltfybul chastisement of som sort Uf course, Iran -ft ves again ask a friend to be resolution ha been adopted to nut 1 ,M l,rfl ol n"8 "7 "xt'oer 01 v,o : ell .1. 7 r.!' n - : : i ... t - c Ii1" a u "il !- wnn.n w-uuu-n-i II. .ni. ,-rw I uina- I II I n ,ian-c .n nnrnilLUI 1 airiuiMl It. , I mnn M 1 . . ... . A memorial baa beau p reacnted in the Hoese of Representatives, requesting tbe expulsion of John Quincy Adams from the House, for hav ing pursued a course calculated to. stir up dead ly atrifa between the North and South, and fi nally to involve our beloved country in the hor rors of a rivil war, and toJlead to a dissolution or the Union. Mr. Adam mads a bluster, a usual; moved for a commilteo of investigation, with power to aead for persona and paper; but it waa finally ascertained that the signatures to the petition wars fictitious, and the 'matter was laid on lha table. ' ' KENTUCKY CONVENTION. r ' Tha Standard aecoonta for its error in rela tion to this subject in the following manner: "By one of isvoae errors which it i th for tune of Editor frequently to fall into, in para grapba written in tbe harry of business, w lest week tat"J thai Kentucky bad -bald e Convention to abolish slavery." We ahoqld have etated that a taw bad passed the Leji,U' pactfullj solicitad in accomplishing tbe ob- Ting the deoision. of course to the Jeoile) tin jtiil of tbie nvsaiina . IWlvad, That weetdncide with our fellow ""OS Of Berti in the Arviw. ...1 k. at a recent maelin held ia the town ef I mfiimrt mf mttkirk im th ubmlitiam aaVmsvtj. We should, pnibaMy, bav never noticed this error, had our attention not bees called to it by the Editor of the licgMrvar of tna City prosecute the work with vigor. by the army, and they acted a guides, led to lha capture of the second. . of ' that body ' have adopted to screen themele front punishnteat, will thue far - -or .. 1. 1 . .i. . . : it. . r?vi-it et i.Dirti prwvw ciicariuai, utts iney ntttaa nut tniaaiiiv toat We learn rZn L SL A ugustine Herald o, Tt J'Tt .1.- ..i. -i. .L.. javi. i: - . ! m? dt7mtwlfto tht uch conclu-ion would iwwi;- i-.- i.. ' .1 be erroneous; arid if there are those connsoejl Jesup. Jt ia aaid the firatrt, we4 capture,, i TTL esvae , .a . J,:-,- th. . .nr.saaasy.. iat aw.rf s.AfU tllV un.Wfvn llSSf 'i Vljaatrvwvr m,rm .' i.war- sisletil with the character of lha reelings of a tur of lhat Stole, calling a Convention, (kv. fTClioas m rev.tve. to the Mry, They . " ' at S. -.lo . I . ,aaa ltat I lama aaaa Wailialad Th New Tork correspondent of the Nation gentlemen, I can only .enter my protest against al Intelligencer sayat Uteir acquieacenre in auch deep disgrace, be- Our merchants, a full meeting, met en "'. ing eou-idered binding upon me.f ...,.i . change to-day, 19tlt inrtant, td stand by lha ! One wind in relation le the recent duel, end banks in their resumption of specie pay menu . I bav done. . Mr Cilley ia bi last interview the I Oth May. They have resolved to do an, ib Mr.Gravot,eaidU and even more then and lite Bank will las ihe benefit ot their re-1 wt Quired of him; end tbbt, under the lm ole. There wa ne debate, and tn resolu . patse of hie ews feeling, be wee ready to com lions passed Ut silences I he fart that any rrn J wit to w iting. But be unfortunately fell into may turn to the eommon benefit, win the pub-j the bend of Benton and Duncan utsaasvorJ lie eaw-nt, and there ran be no change for he , of character as they-reof political honesty worsa iinlea II" be th turt of Ihe sub-Treaso j end these mffiso belieing that the life of Mr. ry. The banks, at Ibis nteoting, were advised , Cave was at lake, in consequence of Mr. lo extend ihuir issues, is) order to re-ereate eeav , Cilley a wonderful accuracy in rifle shooting, Cdenee." ... . I persuaded bira to withhold hie essent to what . , ' .. ..' .. ' - . j Mr. Grsvss bnd already , reduced to .writing Tbe W hie members nf ihe lcilsir nf Ms- ! and thereby fndireclly implicate hi veracity. achtttu Inve held a weeliBt aad adnpiid reso- j f0 yif, Cilley' wealliirea in listening to such xurtis llteie tHehrene for Ihw.ie'. Wektler, Mil pledge I be run he In abide Ike dne ! of a Naiamal fJonventtan. 1 hey also velsre.-thst dishonorable advlr. and to Ihe anxiety of Meaar. Benton an Duncan for the Tife of Mr. Graves, ie the melancholy fate of Mr. Cilley solely tf be attributed. Hia blood i on Iheir ibey coolnrnw lo eatettaia the same high eoea , J " , " -"7 dense its Mr. Clay, that ilnry dad in II3H, bra ,rbq "'" letor the puldic WiTJ prop. MatscakeactIS volatl (of bin a frse1u4, '--'e'rIy appreciate tbir irtstrtiiuntslity In tbi 3Iql Ilrintrk(tllt ioincUcnte Thought and Exprf$nion,Ti3 Hon. Felix Grgndy, U. r Senator from lvtinca.ee. latelv vti!n.:i- t cotiunu nicate to the "ol people of hw Slate some of hi ovi ti thoughts and feeling;)! in relation ti) 11a i nitl ooliticss . aud fspetiaily to the next election for Preiidt nt. and to ihe pf ttTnc.nt fan dida(e for ilii liig.lt, ull'irr, wrote circular tut- Uint r urpo.e. liui, iat inj to romb.ne.witit iht fac,lttie ernnmiiriicaliiiit t, tifitedi.tt k a .l.e,itae the influence of private. , letters upon inose wiiti sitouiti receive it, a tiling which cuuld not h done if the circuit, were prntrtir1:hatr 1t 1Witgrphrd ; sjroceas bjr wKcli an exact ' foe timilt of manuscript war be, obtatnjrd,-- aud the copies be multiplied at plrahure. The work done, his Letters . tvere regularv fin . d . and despatched by mail. Man complacent smile did they product 7 among the feeders of cultik and .p'j;t in Tennessee, and many a one of them did yt-rily beUcve. on tho auihnt iiy uf the Honorable Sen ator, that Hem Clay is rank aboli tionist, and that Martin Van .Harm continues -fuitlifullj . to tread in illc fooNlep of his 'ilruti ious predece- rBut eflVctUiilly to answer . she, pure pose for, which the circular was tie. signed, and to strengthen the", impres sion that, it vv as a private conimunica tion, a postsrtipt was added, request tng jhat it khould not be published, Some of its recipients, however, deem ed the honor too great to be liivl under a bushel. " The. editor of th "UaUitin Union,' probably not: expecting sooii sgain to liave tU oprifiuhitjr of leti.-nirit bu known iJit, how. liitnt ce tint atiun he , is held by great men of the land, "published, his tettrr under the tillc of ."im extract of a- n-lter froui b Senator 1n Congress.'' thr pro hibitory, postscript not withstanding. Many a conjee to re was mnde, 'and many hard thought, was Indulged fr some days, by other proprietors of the letter as to the manner in which the newamenger procured ascrss to 'their pockets their drawers or their chests. , But the most remarkable thing con nected with tho history of this areo lar is, that about the rime of its appear ante in the Galliiin Union, there also appeared in the t "Colvmbia Dem ocrat," another' paper of ; tne aame" State, three distinct Editorials, nhtch taken togeiher 'with the exception of a brief opening paragraph) coriespond ed most exactly, ii every word, le'ffcr and Mnnt, with tha cntul.ir. MAURI E D, .,, In Clinton, Sampson eotuttjuoo tha 30th a! tinia, Mr.. Bichsjd Price, of Wilotington, to Mirt Calharina liolmea, daughter of,, Janiee Uolinea, tJ , dead. ri; :tt In Moaigemeiy toimiy. on lite IM nM- air. dsm i IrtannVr, ol Mevkleiiburr, I ! Car- line K. rrstoik, ul ll st toimiy. ' In Halilax county, on the 1st inat. try 1 ho. Ouaby, Esq. Mr. Dvij Tillory to Uis. JNanrjr King. All of this County,.. 4 . DIl-I On the 81I1 instant, at lha residence of Tur nrr Pullen, Esq in this county. Mr. Nancy Smith, mother of Mra t ullffl, aud wiuow or Benjamin 8inttli, aged S3 year.' fiho diod aa he had lived, iu tsltiy. She waa a utemWrof Ihe Malho!lst E. Church for upwarda of 60 yar. ,t (Cmm. n rasquutaiik. on the Sulh ultimo, Mrs. Ma ry Turner, consort nf Alfred Turner, Eq, In Kuniioi h is, recently, Mr. uanry x oung, an advanced'!. ,.. - , In Davie ro jniy. on tbe 19th ultimo, John Milton, son of Isaitc and Cutharine Rkb. from failinar inttrTT vesact of hot tert-;ajse4 yea -and 17 days. - ' " In Marun eonntv, on tne 3a ult.'Mr. t-ew elling Bowera, a;od about 60 year. ' Al Beaubtrt, on the 30th Inat.. to tne tJtltt Sr of his age, Capt. Solomon Ward. 1 In Orange eouniv, en Wednesday tne atst ull. Mrs. Mary It. Mebanr.widow of Cap. Hob art Mrbsne.'doc-'X Al.o ou the ICth ul in the itlihyear of LVag Mr. Thomas Lips comb. ...... ... ,, 1 n at lVOTICt-. -ir- A Dull;ittii Parff '.-. . - Will be held al J. Wood's Holes, i Louisa bttrg. M Tuesday snd Wwhieaday lbs Sit! aad ttb t Apid next. I he musts ndl lea furaisbed by Fiai.k Juheson ttbh l.laband. t . Lmiisktitg, Marrh IS.M.'f' v x" 'N Siandard sad tti gistrr Ntserl twb.. ' a . 1 1 IT a ' vua r Thctelatritu-r, twt of IVierslenf, V ,'h tug avswrtiMl wHk bus Julia T. V tiliauisfar the Iran-"'.ng'Ot.th . - .r 1j- ( ;'',. ' Hat ndtl Crtp Cusincaet .:, fa all its brMiVrii ih fVy if I'luMMtelphis, ntee the 8 m of F.A'IJEnSO.Y V ML LKiMS, smuiM rrspeaitully eoliett aalt rresa Msrvbanit vtsMittg Ihe rrlbra Ciln-s for tbe Hirpie of purcbastiiggiods, and (rota bis friend generally. - ' ' i' i, . I'rc mpt aitstitieai -will be paid to all order dl reaud to tbe ." . ,. - - CI I. MILKS HRNDKHSON'., ' 1li:Nl)KKSt) k WILLIAMS.' Wholesale Hal, -.. and Wool Hat U are hease, No, II j Knttib 4ib blivet, Philadelphia. - Mandl.l43S ' ,;. , .. .. . U sr. , V . State of North Carolina " Wait r roirjitfIi fkyeft?'"'"' Jafin JUmkt irnrf 'Soii-ii. ' Jftrtd'M, c?v 'L'ayienwt and fit fieri." 1; Hy .Virlueil e Ibwnrav. shad y ihe Court 'ef ' F.qn'ny tor tbe l,oomy J At ske alo saW, in the h'joV aanird ease, I hall, at Ihe Ci tu I tlinye a ihe:ntof Ita'.eieh) t.li THiirvi!y, (he Slh day of April nex!, ft're- foe sale mt'a eredit of sit mnr.tki, Til O ft KG HO M UN. Wrnn nr Chilil-alsoa Valuable 'i'lc.1CVOF L.4.Ji; aiiSaied sb.ail three stirl half mites tivm lb Chy ef Hale.gb, ra U'slnut Creek: eonmririW lao hundred and; sijli-two snd a latf iere i) h 3 tanataitttlltogjlftt nnfrangv, lisvtu w ' ptone ami ethers A nit, at Ihe'asnte time, the (meeesl of aaiii Alfred Mi Hsywoeil, to Leu No. IJ0 ad JVt tt ilia Chy of Italrigh. .. '. t,,.vyVV"- Tke above jtk nt' WtlJ tntpeovetj, and af valenble as any in the Cby ItiaW whb security ill be renwbed nftb lie sl.asee .1 f. ri- ,tt;-(1 , GEO. W. II A Y V IH;I),T. : M. , """" ai. I ''' I ka""i"- ' 'n J. . ' ' ' ' " : "' ' otat pst itonn varviinta, Courl of "t Equity; Full Turn, T8S7. ii- tKtfciimlltill. f-'-i ! , The bitt tf complaint ot Tl.ee f'onn, bf thi ouo'J t liaklry, and Dtal of l annetsee; Na ibsHl Diian id lbmiii; otFniiikUeafiueaid, rtd Mary Cortpcr ot the saiae county, oinplaln, aula' ' . . ' f ,1 . v v-. .. ; Jlittin$t ' -4ti'.l.. -s . I James flrnein nl W wit Nancy, & tbe saaiu.' lyol Halifax. and-iate nlKwh iJartijina, Giy Itiinn, of ihe cKouty nl Diuesipne, a-wl Slate of, Atabauia, John Itonn, nl ihe eouirtv of VhfcMry; and btale t Tennesave, Klhrs rteloach, of 'be county d Holnse and ' of Mi.iitns, Asa 1.. ... j t ' : , 1 . u , i..r.... , rVarrHI !- uimi. t-,.- n,, HttHita,tMtnef.fttwt a i . t lw..ttle-n.. virt of llie ebli-ifv .it T.mI.I fills 1 ad iic or KetotMky, llsidy W, r The in. ad ta npelmna llm miuil ru.nni t nb enTn'll ti.hltsU'lt'W -i ' tt its..' ironti,-: nra'il.' tiurm.i 111 iiiiiuirn, anu nptSMilli, on rec'ord. "Were ihe mitttU of simls of the two friends "in communica tion'' by means of animal ni:tgnvtiiii? . . . Cluruw. Udz. Mr. Bentoti, tn a tetter publishm! in the Globe, denies all knowledge of the Inaueiin M in Ihlnti.: (Ii M. anil A ana' inn, ol ihe- oiiiiy. of i'lanktiit aforesaid,, dii fet.dsn1. t' , . j7r 1l spriea'mg' t ' the stitfaetintr nf 'ihe.Cnorl, lliai til ay Imnft. a I In -hi, El is P. l-efoaeh,' Aon .XI t i t in and mi lrritl( five ol ibe derx trr.dsi.lt in be ah- ie eanse, r net, inbabilantg ol Ibis Siarv-i It it Ihenlote eioVif il by the tour I, that publicitb.lt be tniole , lor four iieeiv weeki in the Sisraiid Nib Carolina (isxeiir, tu iiiied aad Ht.Ut.bed i the any 01 Retricb, ibst ibe saul(4iay Itomt. Joint Dom, Klias J, loaehi Duel, saya that he never saw CUley A..n Memii and v ;'"'. b '' ;t'pear 1 it ' r' t , ' .1 -J ! at llteiK-xi lerm of this aimiT, to beheld for ihe I but once in his It re, and had nothing scdy of riklle,si-ilee whatever t do with ths aBUir, in anr 1 burg oa ik eaod Monday ue Uk rMir 1 khane whateVer" "; " - W Moaday ie March -. then and ihrr lea1,:d anapc wnaiever. , t ,. , ,(,., . j, , .,.,WUJ,,icll,Mr , -a bHi ,domii,,,,,rZZ l1 wise Ihe same will be taken a eoi'ssaeK iid;I Ixard expat to as to lhatn, and' decree made aa corilMigly, f,. .. t',,ifj- ? fw- in-stf Witmtss. Samuel Johnson, Cleest and Masters! nf our aaid Court ol Kqaily,- fotrrbe eoanry ol '' Franklin, at vQice, the avwond MtmlsVner tte -s fourth ilouilsy in Keptemkwe. Al U.. 37i . t . r . . SAMUEL JUUNiVON. C M. rV Hrk 1, 1 .' hi ,e jKf sssltieww Reriinpltott of fvtcie Payment. -4' Ate niertiiig of the' officers- of the Banks of the city oi New York, on the 28th February,;, detailed .eUtemeM of the condition, of tjtose. Iiistitutiotn was exhibited front which it appears that their liahllitivs, svhich,!Oti tiifl, 1st JaBuar'y, l835.'amountetl to fciiG,ei8, wert ou the 1st January last, only (ftvvs e, ,waT - ' ,,. ,,.o.t ,.,! t ( e.1 Jua i' I- vlt.ili.s I af' PUBLISHED ''tf Ltmay't .V. C. dlmuntck erl533 1 ; 1 "I H f i 1 : 1 1 "; i i , 1 v t - i t f ! . 4 - i !! j J