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to ,
V
4?
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I i
L ... led Dj the eolerpriiiog
prising,"
emiatri. ' Meg. M,Ui'?f (iuat( mammoth pnul iui ?ei every other LOiiioToi ihtetun-
L . as tnanv column. M iu ....... J . . .... ""..-n '
lio!- i (lUleigRe;
rr EDJVEsoji r, jwjf3.
' i lia f ?!. L lnd an. .1. - n I mflininif I'.iaiIi. I.I D l v a .!..!.
(y I , jr uuius iuviHuiug me oup j ""uwiu ui opaia in aouiu
plertentary article bv which thi' Awnca, has surrendered to the
wishes of the tilnte of Georgia, nave Chilians 11 aue does Dot speedily
ti beeo ull more fully met, received ou
Friday the 2ist of April, the sanction
of ibe Senate, with only seven dis
senting Votes, the Yeas and Nays are
Yeas - .Weasrs. Barton, Bell, Ben
ton. BouiiieuVak Branch. l.hnmLr.
U 0 9 " - 9 M M US W V
Chandler, Case, Clayton, Harper,
The ItUnd of Cliiloe, th 1( re
terminate her differences with the
Republics of the douiii, Cuba, Porto"
Hicu aud every inch of territory held
1 w.
by her in this hemisphere, Will also
ue witsteii from her.
Ml-
Edknto April 14.
BXPhUitlON.
Mft. Jft:FFRoN' Lottery. .Pub
lic uoiice iu Ueeu giveu ihttt every
liarri-on, Hendricks Johnson of Ky. thiug is ttrrauged in rttfard to tii
Kane. Ltovd. MhtL vi.ii. v ..
Dmilh, !.., IW, "il, vv?He '. 0l"e V"' "J ",B ,,,!keU
30. be ready for leliv ery in a very bIioi
Nats Messrs. Eerrien. f!nliii. tfue. and the ul Lii ill ail i klinun in it a
7 i . j- " u .u
uayne, K.iDg, Macon, WUile, Wil purtieulars. There are to be 11,480
Jiatns. --7.
P anama Mission. By reference,
says the Raleigh a tar, to our umm i
fjr of1 Congressional proceedings, u
Jiyill be 'seen that Mr. M'U lie a.
mendment to the Uenort of the Com.
mittee of Foreign (elation on (tt
eiaicc ai leu dollar each, and the
grateiul task ui superintending the
Lioiierj, devolves upuii those enter
puMiig Mauager, V ATEg and Me-
In Tin e.
Jksse Ufton, ui Kandolnh counfv
in li.is Male, who killed his Mile a
ASSITEK. ehdrtrrtif uritli . rk, ..... .
in fckr "ounit,cf1eI.u Ctuie OM I ,u,sd-y alieiuuou, March 30,0.
f. lr,p,er!.r OUrt- 'i'l"p"oner neldy eve. Tug laii , u.ttkiu6 ie. irip
was defended by tien. irfoli i.i-7 . f-v
M. . , I v, n.i.tu mis line a
ission to the Coneress of Panama, h;;... -
...awtnn...,,... ..... .., . m .Hammm,i.x ' -441 a '-yar'44 ;ue,eQ ti'ftrW'teo
Wftl fllloniifI in ilii finnan wf M I """
was adopted in the House of Itepr e
sentatives on the 20th instauiah
the JJepresentntivea from our Slate?
wilh the eieeption of Mr. WdLams,
voting in favor, of. the. amendment.
and coinmitted to the iail at Koox-
illea-IT ft uaei ie 1 1 . -vm . p4 ooghi u g
hi afield uot far distant from that
I'twn, aud accidentally came to th
..,..1 ,.r i... i . i i ...... . .t i .
run vi iitc nr. i next i iiii rnn.il i
I -,., Wl till)
k a A .1 I
Vj ' 7 j Jaies Jones, JK.i. ot
Hertford Couotv. After u patient
bearing of tue evidence, aud ibe
pleadings of Counsel, the Judge sum
ined up the evidence in a very con.
cise manner, when the Jury "retired
ind soon after returned ioto Coon
with a verdict of Mamslauotkr. dt
was aecordiugly branded in the hand.
f- " ' 4 Gazette
Geo WlNFIELD SnOTT. of thn IT
8. Army, arrived at Wiilmiiif too on
mo wimnn,oo a lour to the South.
Editorial Changes Hnl. Jiin
f iPasteMrrhaviug transferred his in-
leresi mute establishment of the New
in IX da aud about iiif.ee uouis.-
We be tie ve it is lie quiektsl p.ttg04
that h is ever been mad to IMubutg
and back since the eommenet uitut of
steam navigation uu these waters."
Philadelphia, April 20.
Dr. Hubuaid, wl.ola)beu Capidiil
Isruel, has resumed to this ety, add
voluntarily surrendered hisili ..a
Tuesdiy evening to Alderman Whatr
ton. We understand he has been ad"
milted to bail by the ntoyor.
Franklm Gaz.
It appeari, from tho docurnentf
communicated to the House of It. i re-
veniatives ay the fresideot on .he
- . ........... ..w ..v... m.a.i iu in c IUUU
Vn the ist, the resolution reporter Lome travellers from North Carolina
by ther Committee of Fureig-.i KeU
-i.
tions, as amended, was rejected.
Those from this State who voted in
favor of the Resolution, are Messers
Gonner and William- in the nea"
1 ivevMessn. Alston. Brvtin. C arson
a. . vO . vr. . .'. v,,,f uBHUiniB nun
Sawyer. On the queition to strike
out the enacting rlause of the bill,
our Representatives voted as follou:
FrtPS.. ..Messrs. Alston, Brvan Car
son, Conner, Edwards, i!ines,H6lmen
' atf
- m a - vii
ducted uudr the firm of Watson k
iVlictten. ; ' -
tfill.in iiartikita t 1 1 1 t
$ Uj J JJuder.w ho s e.m&u age meui it
:ii ucicuner oe conducted.
New Mail Route. A second
nail has been I It (ll I si Ii sill Iku it uiin
liis Iovvq and Liucolnton; leaves
Lincolntnn. on Friday, arrives i.ere
"i Saturday, about ll o'clock, A. M.
ind departs on the day after the Sa
em mail arrives. On its way from
liincolnton to Salisburythis mail
cross's the Catawba at Sherill's Ford,
ana returns, by Heinle s Ford, riie
- . a . a . a.
tiftircuWh'on nfVi, rr.i r.;:i
1 II . II ., .1 ... . .l ..111 ..It . 1 - .
wv, u.Mic, guiuuj uiKi longeu j f. turoii!u me natnral fljstera of ma
j tiU.to await hi4 trial at the nr-x it gives life, health and vt-or to tUe
term of tue U.S. Circuit Court for whole. The dittusion of information
n district, which will he held on among the .people, is as reniiMite to
the 12 h of next month. Hmvu.. s.ntaio a Republican sVstem of gov-
'-aied m t:hrletu, u lUv 1 3tU in- -rnment and per peUiate i(8.blen'n
. 1 'f:0v rntormation hud ifpnTPouiJ rrt an,t ......! ..n..it i ' .
iTTI, pii , . ,. I", !liird throns-li the preserve a healthful condition of the
, . ..i.i. in i iic I' IMIlv
I . i i i i .. ... y
'iai!iui-j .piacau at the olhee
-j - - - m y in a ij i ,
were passing-, who recognized him
aud totik htm up.
Halmou April 28
On Saiurduy night lat, mUs J).
. .. .ii i ...
ucati, c.iiargcu Willi iiavui'; l oenmit
I Ii' t w .
eu lorsrfTv ii
J 7 " a if
is nrolmble that Frar ee will lih..
1 vej tAs U hjeAiLJJllLiljis
helieved (says Mr. CLy) (hat these '
Agents of Great B itain am prance
arreipFriwf fo fake anvnaFnn lsr
conierenees
Congress."
to Take
WW
or negotiations of the
viawmeking i nere is an estab
......... nut i nerr ji an rjstnn;
li-hmorii now in succensful onet atiorj
in new lorK called tiieirio-tliulioa
for correct ine; he impediments. -Vof
SpefcJ fly the plaaihereiipnfiu.
ed persons linvp
CHred of (lie most iniPtnrnfA hliri ,?
stammering, and hnvn h
' "T(jV:' PIWV'VW
I MAM . '.I A . .4.
w vuuvrrne wiyp ease and racilitv.,,
' ' viiiir jtuu .' ii"ru v it ar
to have taken jp ace 11 W-Orieins "
M.n ji inst. nettveed iher steam
hoals Hercules and I'ostB fbr ft
bM of gsooo- to be runm Oi-
leans to the B til Oouad, and batt-
rriicn earner! oot Gen Lafavetfe 10-
it is romered io the ri.iledr nl ii
papers, that Col. Burr hud nroeeede:
to Washington, with the intention o.
calling Mr, Randolph to account, for
iavng termed him o scoundrel, in one
.o.'. j'1 Peches in the Senate, jivhteh
hen been published in most of the
newspapers.
Agriculture... A society has jus
been formed in Randolph county, oi
rhie!iGrR. Alexander Gray is Pr.
sident; and Jonathan Worth, Esq
Secretary. At their first meeting
Held , in AsbbornBgh, 0n.the?th
10
March, about 4' members were nr
aent and the follow ing.preminm wer
offered, which have been communis
led jlJforpoblicationt
Tor the greatest quantity of Corn
raised on one acre of reclaim
' ed land, g10
Por the greatest quantity of Cot
ton raised on one acre of re
claimed land, Jh
For the best eolt foaled this
V rir ilia Uamt r n '. .
. .-. win pan ti i'iinesiic
Blankets, manufactured in the
county,
For the best piece of Jeans, not
Irss than ten yards,
For the best Calf of tlrs Sprint?,
For the best Pg, pigedhetween
this and the'eihibitioo,
FQr the best a ,d nicest pair of
lir . it . . i
oonen otocKings,
The Society has reserved a eonsi.
derjble part of its fundi, for the pur
pote of bestowing discretionary pre
fnioras on sneh articles of itomesiio
i ti
waiting for him. In a few ilav In
applied lor the letter, and was seized
lie was walking oif ivith if.
We-uuderataud that his detection
is to be attributed, nriucinallv. ir fl...
vigilance of Gen. Beverly Daniel,
Marshal of this Stale.
auimul svstem. But trann-irtaiinn
of mails is unlike the eiritiltiiinn nf
the 'ital fluid in one rmrfirnUr .
rc-IonJant (low of the latter, destroys
the organic balance of the system:
w hile an increased einwilntinn r il..
Jo riner. Jlrengthen-..aa4-i u v is ra4a
c wnoi syMem;n maydkie increased
ad infinitum, without b'urdcninff its
Fayetteville, April 19.
A STuangku On Mondav nirrht
last, a man. whse nnnen ad nur Ilia
' - I f - - - III.
nimp In ha Wm M i t
ltuiiu, iJieu SUU- iwui ium iuTU io iiiai,-lo CO
lemy in this town, where he had ar-' ,n!o operation about the lit of July
rived the nriepli n . neir . PI.;, tv.li
operation
A eorrespopdenf in Lincolnton in
forms us that the Postmaster Oener
al has granted a contract for a staee
m :i t .1. . . ...
oaii iroui IIHS I0Yn IO lliiif.-fn ifn
atatfs.
rivpil I ho nr.Aail:n r nr PI.:. .,:il i.. .
... Mn,.,.MHjj ruing, iie " - (Tin uc irem conven
appeared to be about 30 or 33 years j ieoce the citizens wishing to tra-
, ..... num. i nunrnri "v""-1" " innccs. nii
hat he formerlv resided in Newhem. I moreover, the mail hetwpen flinf.
,,ul was now on Jus way Jrom the i ces at increased to sueh a: buikras
V JQ"... Hwinj- purchased the Prtnt-ir
ing materials of the late Carolina r X
(riot, and presuming that theuli-
scribers to that paper are eiirbljs of
enconrBgin? a Printing tablishment
in Gfreensborouffli, this nancr will
be forwarded to them, and thev will
be"conidered as subscribers, unless
notified to the controrv. nreviotm i
the first day of Jun neit.
T. EdttLr SritAirGZ.
DIKD,'
rfelaliohs living. lie rode a sorrel
horse, which ws the only valuable
article in his possession.- Observer.
5
3
8
speeehes. It is stated in the Con- i j ienee.- fFest Car.
eression il Poeeedin? of lci
that when the resolution submitted by
Th iiaa CI..:.!, ff IJ ijI'.J
-v - v'i'i'ia iieraiq states.
j r r.Tig- nrn r jCc-icfTop aofe a Tr'To rinini TOP
bxecutive power, eame nn tar .i;..... ika n...A.A -ei . b V
. . ... ,..... i iiuruix u i an ine lanus
"., in the Senate, Mr. Randolph that are cinable 3nfn,n, i. n.a T.
en o'clock, just gr Caoe, which will he the creat sta-
.fn . this nlacB nn : n r a f . .. r . k-:-- --W
, - - , u.,imj. L lit
. .... . . . u
'ml tvasnow on Jus way Jrom the) ce8rat increased to sueh abuj of TiearlfSf
-jouin, probably to Sampson or Dul torender it almost impomibleto trif
i'liu C'liintv. ivhere it ii cnid ti I... i nort it on hor&ehaek TrAt llAnt I W tt m ' I SSBSSSMSHSMSlSMi
mg the session of Congress7psckaee t : . '-.;rr7ff:
are obliged to be left here for t wo ;
wevefc! n consequence of the mail-batf
. ii ... .,.. . . a
- , j ?i"5 u smaii io contain all, A
The present Is the age of long! flage-mail will remove this inConven
eeehes. Il ia itiiil in it.. ; ie.ne-.. .frr P.nr "-r:r'7r
x..
is nlaee-;oii:'liAl:Kti;rs -ii--? 4
Noteofhand. c-iven hvlnkf. r.
bell to J imesjlohhins, dated 24h of
March t82fl TIiXJri- ia.
it bv aniilvinn tf thi nmaA ... -
r. .. "
iM.Kr irom one to seven o'clock, just
i iiow, tnts prolixity is an
pardotiabl, even in Mr. R ndolph.
t rre u excusanie in aoy member, it
W,,U,J ,,e !n .'iim, for jy hat ever em-
enates from JoAn Randolph is eaeerlv
rwrrjr uiiuy, anu nor to Know
lll.l I- - J 1 I
iiai i)p.fienvrea sucu a speech on
sueh an occasion would hn tn ir-nn
?"r,lkB:,wn'!? In Hie case al
luded to, upon the sunnositinn hn
K W S 4 - . 7 a
niruKB hi miifii in vii tira...
t - - - -- Ji ni'mi ,u mutes
as would fill a jeolimB of the National
pie, anf whkh in iheiiatids of enter
nriTa will Iw. .. l i .
-: j.-
If anv Person Jinil'd i'lmii-r 'v,--
r i ----- ; ii ta
Mill built or repaired, on a priijciplo
prize, will be more t rl.o ! tk-. r. . A..a . . .F
it; i . .1 ,w - . v . in'ui (tveniy-nve 10 one mn
ed state, than the ricti mlnes of dred per cent faster wilhl he;. im
WoulliAnierica. Wemnderstand tlial -q;itriiri?.wMi
Col nummett, 'rorno, has pUn-'th
ted 45 acres of zWr nn nA I ...A.i ...-.i. A-Jjr ! . C.' V
templates makinz 00 lioi?shcnil. .if i hIhIim. .k.. .i...-.. - r . .
r , , - w aa.p v WM
templates making nn linir.ha..i ..r
O
nugar next fall. Industry and pYrs
.W rM IVI I I'M at & 1 l-'-fZ .-pi H'-- r
.. NHvw vrriauiiy . iipau 1 10 inie
pendenee. ff, in the M'est India !
lands, the planter ii well paitl for his
crop at g per cwt fa it pot certsia
. '-Vi .. . .' . - : ' .'-:! ....
abilities, on tH-Uriesi n;j he '
pe r on' allnd piI t n inm t 1 1. ia I
rieters in ?his t t and the state of
I II I A :
f