'averv town in thtv ftlnfiv (lux ,1. n ..u... i. . r.Ti .. .. . .
i i!.e v.iuM..hniei.i t a f m'liUm fert li.v 7r",7' - U'rom ll.o Virginian.
Ho- I-luteal liojirov.. The d rf, wi I, oT, r VJZ,ty i,, US t'S tU"U'"S .dU ar8i Tl.e..Eq,rer",,uUI.,l,ed. a few
till 10.-,P..r.S . hoard 4e..i... ,,ro,lt; from 'one aud Tlil " ?Uml,.e"9a,,u", "f' " . dialugU, which owe"
'' " iwpr. f,..U h.lrt.fk. p.rre,f,. ,T . f '"" 'l' i,a ""S witless wight,
tJ.f hoard for lulormil .:i,irof mi,i . I (,,,. ... .i... ..r """sand to nearly lour hundred-i.relendmi f. I... tl, ,.-.1. t
in tj wvta.i. c V1l
mousanu dollars. " I f
thousand dollars.
ler,t :.oBd the directors to, be chosen ; other small grams, and other product! mihVer "' the year 1800, wherij ftl,., fjayf wjtj, Us usua, wuini
na ru uc.,canl of rducUflCO in inSU.tillZ tbO
j i y4 - - J vui 11, IIUUI
the (.overnor to bo ex-idheio presi-j thirty to forty hostels of oats nnd
. , , , I i.n. u nit I UlUUUCII
.y the legislature, to have such com- in the nuniu proportions; whereas
pc -i satiuu us may be allowed by law, I 'he same lands under the
with power to appoiut a civil arid to
pographical igineer, and to ditt-cl
surveys and estimates of public irn-
iir'Vfirienfs, the reslut of which
Yiicrc . , i luuuauto ill insuilUl? 100
present increase of Post 01hces:goml 8en8e uf tUo cwrainuMityf bamj
xn mi Mail routcs has been very great; violating its own feeling of propri-
' t llPr-f VVPPO limn llcu lliun una I linn ! . . .. . .
system, do not yield more thn
- W m w
the ubaveciwwiiinnpH it it'inf w iu- there wero iho.n livs flin nno ihnit
Out in hp-'itnl in mikiiiro lui.-l. itm i Rilllll IKiet tirtu milv olinnl tiiiunlv
difference is Mill greater, l.ittle or uo thousand miles of post roads, and
shal Iron, time to time be reported to ; attention is paid by the great mass of the total amount of poshes was
the egj-lature. i he bill al.. pro j farmers I, grounds of tins deieriptiou near a million of dollars less than
tiura. iiini nit i vliil. uii ihi:ii rif- - n iniHn laniiu tiiu .... . .
" J c'i'.ouuuiB aic is now. Unt hi nee -the close ol
villi's lhat five per cent, on each re
new til of notes in the state baak,
slmll b'i retained as a funtj for inter
nal impr vp i.eiit, to be applied under
the uirection of the above board.
Mil. MOXKOK.
('ol. Monkoe have commenced
the publication in the JVationai In
tt'lligrncer f a "memoir ou the sub
(eel of his t laiuis on lite govornrnent
of the U. States. " It ill be sue
coeded by documentary evidence, Cj
sus'aib 'i fit eh'ttraetef of his elaims,
and to expfaim fu I ly and sal in factory
ety, by publishing it: but unrintr that
its devo ion to the libe ty of the Press,
would not permit it to throw it in
the fire, which demagogues manu
facture out ( of the sacred name of
Liberty too frequently serve as a
If a A - a .
geuei.ly very inferior' both in qaantie war in the nost offices have ! r ! Tequently serve as a
tityaml nualitv. Perhr.ps it v'ould , m 18, uk. post oftices have 8nej to defend their Improprieties
nofbefar'.rome truth lla v 2. U M hMand Ibeir baseness. It was the-
u ! , .,' . r ucrii him mail uouuieu, anu so nas
not Ue tar iroin the truth o say that .i . . r . .
irnir, J the extent of post roa(N here were
irom lour lo live ares are noiir uso- . . .' '
ally required for pasturing e eowr n T 1 ,,UM,II P" ' rts nd
whereas (bat qua-diiy of laid outfit onv "r(J-'our thousand miles of
to afford sullieieut feed l.r at least Post iiads.
lvo. ltxleed two cows have been pas- L ,f' 5
tured iu this (owi,. mont of (he linie flfafi.Rhude Island and Lou
to the-AjWTic.ir people, tht course Mien uuder,our. own obafrviilion, aad
-
pursued by bun .daring his two oiis
hiim to Kranee. 4. oir1 ol these doeu
ments, miys Mr M. relaiijmr lo ei
t! :'T mission were ever published be-fi-rs
I'or nhou.d 1 nov publish iliem;
il" ri hdvaiieonieut to olliee was de
pi I' liD in any instai re,bi fore in) ft t
iov. eiiizej.s. Thy are connected
w lb be- history of our Union, re
fpe' iios; whieb. in n!J its important
oefurreiiee-. a just opinion should be
Im mcl. Iu I lie pres nt itafe thej
cnu eff ei me "in point f character
u'-ne, aUs!ractfijl from e.very otTier
consi'leration To ibis I have look
ed tilth g.-.eaf . 8 nsrbiliti through
lif. f loving l ad oer .sii-ti to noliVe"
l -th mis-tons in tl eir most materia
eircumslHtwes with a view to m
elnimu, and eon queoce character,
I havrr ttTTT'iijr.t n :i irvvalHioronlv
proper lint a du'iy io eomrrMjnieate
everv docMiirnl uf ii'h eniilil ihron
I j -vumi iiii'iui i.iinnu anu ii-
(ivriog the present season, and might ' isiaua are at the extremes, in rc
mve Oecn all the time, on less than apectrto'salaries to Gov'r:i..rs and
.Mff ljeyj!aveh
are in ine nnest oriler. an( have been i vl. ... . . " . . ' . . "
deep ,in:Prs 1" h is fill hat has rrV,u' ai,H "'jues ot the co.ieei ever to have seen. It l,a
. I Alllul'ilii' ll r i 1 to i . ..rfl.ZL f.;..if.. Qi rrahn.!. I ""?.' - 1 ..... ..
berty of mind which threw down tho
temples of God in revolutionary
France, and consecrated altars to
prostitutes. It was the liberty of ac
tion ivhich made almost every man
a murderer. And now the liberty
of the press is appealed to, to justify
ono ol the grossest outrages on pub-
i-Mtou; icriiiit .which we rc
j is fully illustrative of the. puiot we
wo.iki esiaiuisl). It is granted that
there are but few cows that would,
with the same keeping, luve givei
the sume'(uaiitily of milk, Hhouid i'
ii asked, why? taeanswens obvym?..
i'l'O.'ll a IVAfll of lirntiur .. f r t . . .. t.
tuif$fi-V f!ie salary Ontie Goverli.
oris 7,500, and the juilees of the
supreme court 5,000 dollars a year.
Philadelphia. Nov. 20.
as general ascit is just.
Right or wranzl f he oonosfira of
Mr. Adams, anione other uneandiil
asserti. tis s ty that his friends would
nave in in supported, regardless of
Ji)ht on 'iher the one or the other.''
CIIIMK AM) I'U.NHH WKS V.
A' the Circuit Court, sitting laxf
mailt!) at Tuscilo-isu, , I, ,Jw,r,
WilNams fou. i ' suiMy maustatth
ter, was li'iel fijhj do lavs and sen
tpne'd to six m -ii hs imprisonment.''
AN bile, at the saitu . Jam" 13 .Moure,
Co .i iediif kiilin-u mne, was fined
seventy five dollars a..l Siiit. need to
two monlhi'iinp'is iimeDl." Verilj,
it-would appfur, that in the opinion
of an Al bun t Juryjjhe" life of
man wasufKs nuc than the life
ef a inrfr!
AGJilCULruil L.
1 is of'r asserted, am.' by far
mers themselves, thai nothing can be
m 'I. by Agrij ul!urit. That this"
uiiiin roiiR and resp- ctable portion of
our citizens, taken ns a whole, do in
iaet make little r notbi.'r more than
ji bare suiHMirf for tbemselvi-4 nnvt
vant of a defa attentinn tn I'm brieils
and qualities of domcsfie animals
U ihi topic sii'ne remarks will be
tiade hereafter Mjsh. Vrumnn.
GREISBOHOrdll :
Wliik- Virtue reigns, le. be.' sons rejo
At a meefinc: of the Guilford rj-
culturrtl Society, on the SOth till,
agreeable to prcviot:s notice, it
was
OrdefcJVUat the Cattle Show and
exhibition of other articles take place
in Grecnsborough, ou Thursday (he
ii h dy o December next.
Mr. Sergeant, the minister to Pa
nima, paid a visit yesterday morn
ig to the l j iiitcd States' sloop ol
war H fir-net 'now iying in .our river.
K;1 was received with a salute of
thirtern guns. Mr. Sergeant will
sail lor Mexico, in the Hornet, on
Saturday or Sunday next. On Sat
ui wrunp.
. I nr.. i. . . a t . . .
'iiucmuco uBiwcea iur aarai Irinu
iiid bis enemies is this: the firt are-
lisposed to Rive him a fair trial. t
support him until he violates his sa
cred obligations and bctravs the in
terests of bis country; while the kt.
ter, having declared, immeil iaIai v
after ihe election, that 'were. h.a.
pure as the angels he shall still bo
.a 4 a
urday last. Ihe l1,il.dlpWa Bar Z l" " "L.J .""
i a usu i ram vfii in a i aa
ave that centleman. at the Masonic n1ih that nhii .i....f . "
p ii i- i - ' . uu luoiviiire op-
13 'ill. Sk I fl " 'J i 1 1 i innup iilimlt I ....... I...n . 1
....... ,...y.. viiiniMi t i.ii no ji-isu nun iii evry act, and evey
marked by the utmost cordiality and where misrepresent hi supporters.
John H. Eaton, was this dav re.
elected a Senator in Ciigr ews of the
United htaten, for six v-ars from
the j;h of March neVt The vote
was 5 1 for K. 3 bla.ik-i 5 mem
bers absent yVashville Rep. A'ov. 4.
Mr. Jonathan Elliott, of Wash
ington, has in the press the first
volume of a series of Debates He.
solo'i'ins and other proceedings in
Convenfoin, in the state of Massa
chusetts New Y rk, Pennsylvania,
decorum. The number of the com
pany was from sixty to seventy, and
thevrenast sumnttious. William
H- r -
K twle; lsq., presided, Joseph Hop
kinsiSri, William Meredith and Ha
race Dinney, Esquire s, acted as vice
presidents. Jurora.
wV . Journal.
- " " U t ' v,.. n iiiihk
fum lies, eaunot be denied, liut this Vireini.i. and North Gsfrulina. n
. .... .A . . " . - . '
uoes not prove me incapability of
their bbuneg being made lucrative
when properly conducted. Its ua.
p r o ti t a b ! e ti e s , t h er f u r e as o h t o be
Jiee, is to be attributed principally
to an injudicious and mtlaken policy
in conducting it, or to arel'esness atd
Inattention, Among th capital errors
ol our prnctieal farmers may
was
be
riltlt. I'd U iliarairarrl I t mnn.i!. I
tilling their lands snllicienily. Ah i ,ne "'limn, for Sacrilege, in
tit ugh much has already beeu said ! committing robbery in the Iloman
ou this subject, yet it n oue that can- Catholic Church of that city.
iit V too often brought in o view, so ' r-
; n- us tho present system-. pursued. ! The Post Office.-Thirty-six years
. -.i - ..l our Tanners- attempt toHm ago (i790) there were only seventy,
prove more, .and tbaa what they can fiVe Post Offices in the whole of tile
ut.eia to advantageously ,u!,ey United States; their number now
w ould expend all the labour and ma- .o ' ' "iiioer now
JW.pnA.tbjrdti.,raimo. oae l.lr ' 7L S'X ri,,usana. !,Ve
the quantify of land 1 '
ccneialh.. thev wonl.l in nii ,was then less than two thousand
A. C. Banks and Notts Th
last Georgia Journal has an anieln
o this subject which it is proper
ii uo n iiceii, ir lor no other b
je'ct than to correct its errors, as we
hope they are. it asse;ts that
"The StftfA ..f r..,.n. n ?:
I "'' l MUM'I OHI.Ull-
we nave tno proceedings oi the Ua, (we informed) finding it eonven
Georgia Legislature to the 13th in-1 icnt to transfer funds to thd X rih
elusive. A Committee has been during the winter.awison. sends an a
appointed in the Senate to report -gent-tu Augusta wi;b a large amouot
bills to diminish the number of mem-' 6,a ml'5, Toese are expe;idl in
hers iu the Senate and in the House''! tne Prchaa- of Cotton, which is ship-
of Representatives, by an alteration f. Y ,rk an: tnero ''d-
in the Constitutor! of the State. A . e a,k ,,Uin the eomnd
bill has been introduced to define the -d' m J1 - ,
liabiUties of endorsers, and place
them on the same footing wt h other hi ftnL- i- ini,,..0j .-i
. , .,. , , ine UAnk is interested in the answer,
securities; another bill to repeal the whether it be possible that the State
act of the last session, securing to Bank of North Carolina has stooped
the State all valuable ores, minerals, to engage in a petty traffic in cotton?
mines, &c. on any of the lands ceded We shall be gfad if the Ilaleigh e-
by the Creeks: and a third bill to ditors will enable us to contradict
Itnake the estates of all attorneys at the report. ' r;
law liable to'paybefiire any other Tu0 Jwrti also states that N. C.
debts, all sumsof money placedin Notes are at i i-s to 5 per cent. dis.
their hittifl uf Vttl an I ii in In !... cunt in Charleston. This is not tho
A man by the name of John Hart 'Senate on motion of Mr. Clayton, ract V?r has 11 been f,,r omH i
ish tngat Quebec, Canada, on j a resolution has been agreed to, that J,a"J if we are to rely upon the quo--
t0tl. ultimo, for Sacrilege, in tbrnmmirrpn on u,a Vein f h0 uons in the Charleston papers, in
Republic inquire into the expediency cent, discount. Fav. Ob. '-
of resuming the applicaion, on the
part of this state, to the General TAe National Road The Peters
Government, to make another at- burg Hep iblican has understood from
tempt to extinguish the title to the Washington, 'that the gdverument '
lands now in the occupancy of the -ha .'defiritely .determined' ftn the
Cherokee Indians within the limits route for the great road from Vash-
of this State, and in order to, "ngton to N. Orleans.
the adoption of the Federal constitu
tion. It s expected that the work
will extend Ui five volumes, large
Svo. The first volume is to pub
lished soon after the opening of the
next session of Congress.
I rP!. II II ! I I
i lilt ill. ii. i irnrv I lav. riiriisir'i i 1111 no 1 n-ii . r i.
... j ....j , ..i.. ... . ....i., 'icmpi ill or wrON'"
nnl" uf ITiiii iiL' v onI T Aila nlinri.a. . . H r. ... I. . I I . ..
( e, our iarius are generally slocked ' " nJ l"K,5c" r ""iij wnriout
'v'h an inferior and degenerate bmtl M,,I", of Delaware, arrived in '"ondation. i'he supporters of Mr
eatile, whieb aetuAiTv impaverish ie Union Line Steam Roat from have not, as y.-t, and we trust
tieir owners. This sug"gets the e n- Baltimore on Sunday, and have ta eer will, by upholding an adoiio-
iderati m 0f a second cror in-the heii lodgings at the Mansion House ',,,rd,,0!l "rjshl. or wong,, , imitate
p eseut svHtem of aifrieuliufe H e U'tel. Journal. u" ' HP"rt w" are uetermined to
-assail it "right or wronff." The
eent. inoro produce, and the danger
of a total fnilurejn their crops would
he greatly lessened.
Thi is Uot theorv unsupported bv
farlHtatd 1hat65jcct,
Crenerai upvernmcnt to proposo a
route, ftiuginii
ia, N". Carolina, S. Caroliov Georgia.
t;es ohtain iivpoiw.f- .A r r,., ! miles, they now exceed ninctv thou, treatv allnwiu pnaercnfUTiu tn ibi' aul iaoma., We should reioiee to
7 . J J lid r I'll . m ' ' w f " " " . w.w.wm.wv... ...v , . . , .
rtnu. inc.. toiai amount or posta- Indians, the agcrretrate number and . .U,B yeen nxeu.
.. ,i:.i i A i . .. i
oiu nor exceeu tinny eight thou- amount of whichi not o exceed one, , r j oe mc i
sand dollars. They are now more sixth of the territory acquired, sub-: 00 yow9r
than twelve
la i s. I
upoo but that cannot yet be the fact,
the
?lvc liundred. t,o,19aDj d,,. jec, ( be -afterwards cxlingiislicdl VZ?foJlWL l,he
t.
"SI
.V
r exp e tif ne c t ox t u nu t e I y 4 h e r e a r a
manv practice'
v 4
. 'a
t MMt- f wenty-twd! 1
alt. 'Journal. ' nivitirs4. wd Wft nni.i.n-