..
to-
.a:s....;.v... V'i-:.rrwj,.ji:.TrJ-!'f'-w.,
" -: tbat not (lie on resi i? whif
ttil In bo lamented. V- rAr i nil
be considered by Ib'V Mivonrter 'nt
I e ?;f i m a c y -4 a IV r4. u cj. ,. p.u of V f. ' I) I
incomne-te-ncVJif man .to Kvern him- J
-!!". On lisf Hoc r hood; u I
Pnez hinolf, nod ihoa'e essncialed
with him. nppenl with ct fidence in
'he umpirage r Bolivar, if n sincere
ly to be Imperii. Ihat, on his reftin
from flip Pacific, he will be I t f
1 iipel a storm which looks so threat
ening. .V Journal,
''TTtffT;,.trT i - u ji'L. '' " 1 i - i n i ti- .1 i ... .
inP? u'bs emM zoned riieivftftxrlrrfwiHftirtfrrnn-' I j.Jir Sfce-wat urt'z ar tha date if . f
GRKKNSUdROrGH
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20.
Judge JVfl t has resigned his com.
mission as Judge of the Superior
CouHs of this State ; the c;n crime
has Called O meeting, ot the Kxetu
tive Council, for tlio purpose of a
pomtiiifj; a suitable person to supply
the vacancy.
The New York Times, of the 17l1i
instj says, we ate nuch gratified to
perceive that trade has much impu
ted. The rise in Cotton oh the -ther
side of the A italic, pnxiu-
ceo a-iri,iiiiiileiJirf:.cL.hei.c Mil
for the last lew days we have had an
extra demand lor the article."
The British Hrg of V ;r. Frolic,
at New Yoik, fired a salute on the
4th of July.
Remarkable LoinadcnU: Missta
ted thafJohn Adams was right years
older than 'I homas Jefferson ; Tho
mas Jefferson, eight years older than
a
James Madison : James Madison
roe ; ami James Monroe, tight
years older than John Quuicy A
dams. ,
Supreme Court. Alexander H.
M'Ree, of K.w.tti. nd Matbias K.
jNTar.ly, of Chathum county, liae
obtained I ire tees to practice law in
the -Court Courts. R. Reg.
,JPot'Cff cts n h re have t.een
cstpMiKl eil in the ITiViiid States .y
in the last six n onth. four hm-Mred
aid sr ventythree new P ---Off,e8
thirty of which are in tin State.
1M.
We sTesitfry t" he obliged to Btnte
that the lone continued drought has
,rnl i f the pvrami
Ur'orinily. T'ie Dee'nrntlon of I
l ' it - T . rce was 'rejid.wifh tuphns
S ) t.U . II u ?J pa ivi) ,n r s sun;. by. eyerj
in'lv in the ?-!('0iii!,'; ! ( oiit and it
irh! n tl;at iffceiiiou ncarjy nl' ll"
inun, and tliirdly, the jeai of Jtilu
' m' wft prooliumi'tl Ht he dinner, and
lie tfhpriflTuQg diroeted to open tlx
prison doom and brini; in hi bill O.v
f" i lasf point we may bo allowed t
into tartirttlr. B fore the win
was
land, several hulVt nr.tw r eentre bpi , .
a; ve wnyv and a body .( fleam en v.C
I . neij l hv tvo black fire men, ivh A ve V
irihif'8 s ii? a n d w how ere ipt tik
in.5jly scalded by jr. A pother . nf , b
IhhmU also a colored man. bai luUVrrd
ev.-rely; .'I'he , two fi emen are
badly burnt, (bat 8 igbt luipes mily
can be entertained of their r cvery
nod it was matter of astouiHhoiefil to
n'l. 'but tbey ibould have re ched the
circulated, a eii'leman. (Mr. ( deck, os ihey did without itanec.
f t at
and oi'ire tne uteam nau eaeapt-u
from below. The unfortunate men
IjHw.) rirouoed to the President
f.fnde Perkins,) tbnl ihe romiianv
p pent mak h efwrnl JaM Delivery ' were immeuiately conveyed to the
ofdi'htnri, he l?e amount of tbir Hospital. I be ae cident iiincer ly
deb's more or les The motion was to be regretted, net only on account
carried unanimously tbe her:lT was of the relcbed Siiflfcrembiit because
ordered by aui' ority of the President it is calculated, although none of the
nftbed.-M, to t'peii ihe doo'r Hnl passengers or ol hern .' dek were
bmi in his bill. The pfaie was -ini'ired, fot-iinpair pub'ie eonfideuee
i-4sed, and wrn tlif first, see ud, in this Ht eou? enient id ode of con-
himI third ii u ahn wt.niii veyance to the Island.
was Capt. (po. (toners of the .Navy,
had pti' in g20 each, and oibir vve
pmntitiir fb" r p keis, tb sberiff,
-
rse and told the company that tber
wis enoub; or if iot. tbt hi would
10 'k to ihe remainder A coorm'tee
a appointed Ui see to a general
elanns; out, and t.e debtors wer
nddresed by the President with a
i licrt'y a hnirably suited to the oe
easion; for, instead of reminding tbe.in
i int t ! were free, they were tken
liy Uih huiiit ami npit' d to drink n
la" of oioe, by which was prol;ibiy
11 i. It-rsiood as many glasses as tbey
wanted.
- r c.orreponifeht''.eo,j;in u'.i "3
'urehison's cJilldren, it alo an gora,
m
'Oin nome wnen me noi-o
ns burnt. Ve' cannot twm ply .with
ver a'l from home
tb vvisbes of our corfespondpni in,
uTilisKing aby partoflhe ev d r.cer
ihu would be wrong, either as to the
nublic r o the prisoner pcrliaps to
both. Fay. Journal. h
Fay rltevilie July 12,
F re in the Sivamps There is now
an expensive ti e racing a few nnles
tuili of this town, in a tract oi. coun
try which is usually covered with wa
ter, but which now in consequence oi
the drought, burns freely it has
been observed since Monday after
rt
noon Loseruer
Detroit, June 27.
Cast week G. Cass anil Col.
M'ivenney to ik passage in the s h'r.
(jlierit, lor the Saut de hante Marie,
o' their Way to the 'head of Lake
Superior. It is the intention of (So
V'-mor Cass after the arrangements
with the Indians are complehd, rt
attempt the removal of the celebrated
This extraordinary mineralogical
curiosity lies in the Ontooagon ri
vt r. about 30 milrsjrom its iniuHi.
It weighs abm o t ns The ur
rent of the liver is in some idaces
pretty rapid ; but we are informed
that hatieaux can ifscrnd as far as
the mass, of copjiei.
C I. Crougliai, "f the U. 8tntes
A'niv, alsii t ok p -.ssacr io the
Ghent. He is on a tour of inspec
tion to the upper pus's.
wVc w Orlc. i vs. June 1 0.
Althong't the levee" is still well li
ned wtli shipping, stam boats, and
fl.it. boats e think there has been: a
consider d)e decrease in the pnpula
tion. Nil n hers have gone North
blasted, aln ost. il not complete lv. all i nd South, and East and West, in
hopes of our crops, and that it has sean h of health or amusement, as
so far dtied the streams nr whir!? (their tears or inclinations predothi
Chas. Courier
Aaper?on , "rhu pfptf pdo ht
Progress of the Ohio Canal. The
v'i k ui tfie Noi-ttie'ii divisi n ol .'hc
Ouio Canal is progressing with spi
rit, and generally at a rate which
promises its cntnpleti h within tho
time prescribed by the cootrncis.
Upwards d 2000 laburors and ab -ut
3vJ0 teym-i are constantly employed
on ihe line between Cleveland and
Kendal, .which is now under con
tract ; and work to the amount of
between forty and filty thousand
dollars, at contract prices, is pcrfor
meiljnj)nthly. Hie contracts require
the" cotnptefidh "ol ti Wtiflctylifflr
Tirst d y of Ocober next.
there Pie mills, as to leav nof more
than one or tw. within 20 ti'iles of
this place, vhich caf griiid one turn
tieth part of the grist hroughi to
them. IVarrentan Hep.
Raleigh. July 21.
Scarcity-! n eon s p q u r n ee n f 1 1.
long drought which has prevailed if.
mills in this and the aijaeppl eoTinTt?s:
have slopped frc m want of water, and
Flour ar.d Corn .Meal have become so
scarce, thot it i w j I J great Vi ffie.it liy
ihata snnVeieuey of the 'stff 'oT life"
can be obtained. - Our oldest iul abi
tants do not recollerf of pvpt Iih
experieneed 8uebfdistrpsii'j tine b
fore. In ibis eiry. Flour ey n nd
about 8 dollars pr barrel; Jfeal fron
1 dollar to 123 per liu"' e?: at. 1 Corh
0 dollars per barre'. Star.
The Jubilee v. celebrated in New
London in a n-w and Mnkinu manner,
which is thus nnnniir.eed in the t'ni -tiectieut"
Mirror. j
Occurrences pf the wetlc -It so
liapiie4!-than.WE-?,P,.rt! eik.
itnil nf eotiroe ti e lnr-lth of July, in
New London. It hi t u vs
od -pSTtire-tnwJd:"ia
Jifjhts, cud ht cur vieM this, prinvi-
natcd.
H s an instance of the hw price of
bread stuff at present in New Or
leans, we can sta e t!iat one of the
sMirtiy sons of the West applied to
the muster' of a steam h ;t, loading
4i the Levo'', to transport a quanti
ty of flour bt-oce fur Louisville for
which be agreed t pa St 05 per
liejiAidliil.ltt;tii- was of
good qu iirty, and as'weTrTlirTvhrfl
Was. Ph,it In started Iroin Ohio
witli it in February, in a Hat boat
tha' he could not now obtain S2 per
bariel in New thha is ; that he re
ally believed he vuld save nnioney
by takiut: it back t Louisville and
selli- g it thei'i. which he intended to
do. v We believe tbe article 61 flour
l s never been a: a lower price in
this ity tlrioit is at the present -ime.
We ire told flint bacon can nw
be purchased here for two cents per
poiiud.-aud wheatoo fl ur af one cent
au -a quarter' VAh'n is propirtiwv
abL low. The Avags-'Of ; commorr
hiboiei per d;y is one dollar and a
half to two didlats. --,'i. .......
f : j 1 . f r :icijf, ; , - v A li J 1 1 e i al
7 -ur!C"! : V "ei " : "a""tttestentr
tjoul .Macon uas nbutil to start. from
fi
J.fftrson Fund.Wf learn that
Mr. Jefferson, a few days before his
late illness, was pressed for an im
mediate sum of money, notice of
whieh was received in New York.
It give- us no ordinary pleasure to
state, that the Committee of the Jef
ferson Fund immediately placed
87,0,00 at the disposal of Me. J.
which fact was alluded to by his
grandson, in a letter received by
most giateful feelings, and the receipt
of that sum may have calmed 'tie,
last moments of the venerahle Patriot
We but thug reiterate the public
voire, in suggesting that the balancc
of tlh- Jefferson. fund throughout the
XJn he placed at the disposal of
his beloved and affectionate child,
Mrs. Randolph, 'which we believe
will be snfhVient to purchase tho
Monticello estate.
JV. K. Enq.
AUCTION" SLK.
THE Subscriber begs leave to in
form Ins friends and the public gene
rally, that ho intends celling off hid
entire fclock of Goods at
PUBLIC. 'AUCTION,
At August Court next ; the Goods
will b put up in g'lviil lots so as to
suit purchasers ; the sale to com
mence on Monday and continue frnrny
lay to day until all is sold. Now is
our time, come lorvvard and yon
ball have jood on your ovvu termi9
is 1 intend to ell without resefv
I afso hove the riirht of a number
f States, of Bailey's Ilielilv tinpro-
pred Cor n S Ke I ling Mitch i nTjiVeh" VZ
IT ra m M .. ..
ner lor sale. I nis viacnine is con-
iiUrxdj upej:ur . iaxaytaaUulfiLjeVejC
icen tnvenT?MTToTn!STreTrr
implo and cheap, and vithiri thO '
each of every Fft'mer, it will bo
old in lots to fut purchasers fa ac-
JAf OB' HUBBARD.
(Srepnsb. tV, !N . C. July 5, 20.
Lfade to suller from the itnprudence of
its Iriends 1 ue nocieiy iimavowN
all intention to meddle with liK.que-
'tion of slavery,, or wit b the rigo.s of
citizens. Its sole object i to reoov
frer coloured people from America
lo AirimyCul. istar.
Wc have received a eor.imuniea
tion. from a frjend, in relation of Mil'
dach Murchisoii. now coolined in V
jitil of liiebm uid count, arj d e gl
jo ' pHcHiii;y :iiitmr:vi::ere:;3::iiia''
l'..iime'J us t'o'bts true living in f?f i-
-
r I
pommodatius;
Improvement on Saw-Mills-
If iny person sbou'd want a Saw
till built or repninMl, on a principle
' 'at cuts from twenty five to ot,e Itun
'-d per cent fasJer yyiflrHJve siwo
j Diiitily of watep,,ean by i. il to
Kditor of this paper, prist pti fl. b
ervuitlyatlLH man vtidowcd .with na
b.ilities on tin- shortest notice. i bo
ii'rson alludod o eane to fin pl'to
v II, r;,eiii:iMii-tdd b 'he. fl'"? e!a-'
i ! i siit- !'il 'the state ol
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