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. Register
tfWAnA wnnM tiot' detain them ? ? i -: V; otT
I teii ;tninuUs,Y a5 desultory debate a- , OHN M'DtrmB livan on the head-
the most unequivocal testimony of bet 1 -
Good 'FeetingsJCjwng man says ;
sent to
design to sustain the old landmarks and the f National Advocate,
was
ten riWfi : t"5 three ! ts of iTockfib and war the Morganton necessary; systems ot the wepuoncaii prwuuf. iui y
rose, ichonfmued fel 7 taUor.for a new suitrobtauied express.;
KMm imu Mare wiui ui.t
uijv - , .
; joSEPH.GAtESScSbN Object of the bill, W wellakthe
rec Dollars per nuxn, or One DoDa -ntices which gave rise to it,
At Three Dollars per annum, rune ijoiia u ?
Ind a Half for half a f ear-rto be paid m CirC .
. v" ' -r i - ' I were
gave
vT r Mrlv fivi vears old slender
I made and about fourteen hands high, valued
r-Ut'cjv.io. -;! .."'"s" .,-'i7" r."7:
RnoDfi:
julvance
AD VEUT1S EfENTS
cfofo,i WMi.' f!ncke: who' refer-Kt 4.2 . 50.
.. j ; j-i. iAtnmiHoa a 1'P.t.ter.ot -the I maluuji iwvi,
tu 1 nr. m. ifiniiubvvv - " . " y . : ' '
Secretary of ' War
This letter,,- toe-
Not 'exceeding' 16 lines, neatly inserted three ther wih a document accompanying
'times for 'a dollar; and 25 cents for every ejnihitins the present numbeh and
succeediixg .publication jthose ot rt7 emoluments of all the Indian Superin-
jenui 1I.l",;,J,r" - j Vwt i tendents, Asents,? x ouD-Ageuw,
CATioss thantfullv received ... .Lrrraas U "Mw, ,
ClIIUluivu - 7 - .
of Cumberland county.
Vayetteville,5threb 18247 7 26 2t
'V-"vp'T:VU"..i 7 ; i to; figure W tHf ?ek Ball. ;
ssLANbl-The Legislature of uhit i:cill .roif tpjail :n:
this State, has "passed ' bill, providing ifo benefcof tti
for k Convention of Delegates, fo fram m0t powerful evidence' of sympathy:, i
a State Constitution: Hie ConTcntion
is to meet at Newport, ;on the 21st p:
I A BSCONDED intne momn oi aepicmocr juuc uwu
the Editors must be post-paid. .
est of Miv Kankin.
I The expediency of the bill was ad
vocated bv Messrs. Cocke,' Conway,
fcTOBURGihislWace is a portvfi
entry J and ship-building hs been cari--lied
on with some spirit-r-everi here, at
-The Augusta Races commenced on gre' 0f the Qliioi r fA-curious. in
- , SENATE. '.: V, '' '
Monday. Feb. i2.v;7 r -
Mr- Macon presented the petition of
sundryxitizens ot JNewDern anu v ;
Tnmhin. North Carolina,1 praying in-
Aonnhv of French spoliations previous
to 1800. Referred to .the Committee
Pnrpitm Relations. ; ' . ' .
xx 'i nresented thc-Tnembnall -
of upwards of '1200 merchants and o- Elsewhere . for 7lands there
- r , J ..nir rk Phil a. I . ' . '
last, my neer man SAM, who has since
called himself TOM. He is a stout Duiit,
had a snuff colored broadcioih big; coat; ana W0I1 ythe horse called Andrew jackr wjetioned "by Mr.Xlay, . ton the- noor
j a circumstance considered highly
hVs hlothes dark mixt home
n,wa- JCr rtad hv Messrs. L.---..Kii Writ &wv. ! Heteads print Ison a circ
Tonkin Ross. Flovd, Vance of Ohio, very well, and is a shrewd artM fejlow, .M 1 qous W certain' ojf .e' sp&tatcfre.
-l-A-i.:: ' ffinnnt write he mav.nowevemave wuii.i- -
and root, oi onnecxicuu, v , , r prtl ftn(1 cVane.ed his clothes, and
ds. in.Si3Aei.ii" .. iTSuW endenfto get nto aftee
H. ha nft connecrions in xne
Am SBv.v .
mi
ine grounus u tc -; : T . js bi
j m m v a i w m iiiiiiiii.i
me uisoruenj swicm . .T
were
Cotton. By tlie late arrival, inforj-
mation was .received that this article
erienced a further decline in Lij-
Li uuniuuj w - " . . iciscnuiv.iui . ..... i
thprk. of the city and county ot hiia- , . w from tribes who inherited Feb. 2, 1824.
- . . I . . . L il
delphia, praying that a tax may uc .m- an gnt gnlcJge against eacn oiucr,
Tiosed on salesataucUon. Referred to almost the whole of them - were
k- Pn,mWw on Commerce and M a- n t dissatisfied with the ar-
presented his papers ta,t1ie proper offi
Norfolk Beacon of the 3d ins. leer, who would not credit themr and
ARMISTEAD ABBOTT, gives all account of a most , shocking said to liim ,Sir, ycur papers.
of Congress " To illustrate tne com
mercial habits of the American people, .
he said, he ntuld rplate an anecdote of
a vessel, built and cleared out atPitts ;
burg for Leghorn. : When' she arrived
at her places of destination, ' the master
are
25 2m
pTmWtpp! on Commerce and 3ia-r
nra rr Ipsa dissatisfied
iiufactures. - 7?'.. , rangement which had placed them there.
Mr. Smith presented tne peuuuu M They were noW in a very lawless siaie
-ioo h'TPrt of Baltimore, praying ai m ; ;h i rpat dcnredations on
Revision of the Tariff, and a taxon sales Droperty 0f the settlers 5 and recent
nt auction. Referred to tneonnmi- . ... been rece,ved ot actu-
Murder committed in Gates County in fbrged there U nonsuch place as tts- j v
this! State. The circumstances are burg in the world t Yotlr vessel must ;
briefly these: : .'.I :: . j- be confiscated 1" - V 7 ; 7V
on thW95?d of January.' as Mr. Elisha Cross The trembling Captaid laid before the ;
was returing home from a whichMd - , th . . 0f : tlie United Stated 1
i . -
TTTV.sn av "PEBllUARY 10, 1824.
We are favored; with' the following was shot within a quart:of aimue ot ms directed him to ,tnetuuii 01 meu
We are tavorec 1: mi WmTJfflT dwelling. Mr. C. travelled in company with . t the moutli of tlie MissiSSip
communication iroiii several of his neighbors untune came r : . A. .:i iK
hke on Commerce
w . ,1
In pursuance ot tne
e are lavoreu,- r dwelling. ' Mr. C. trailed in cpany wth poind out themouft of
niinirWtion from Mr. W m. Ruthn, u . . until he came within pomteu out uic uiuuu .
!rrea to xne ""- intelligence had been received 01 acui- 7 i,. iw nf rir. T hown house t upfm pi-led -him: a thousand . m
and Manuiacuirc hostUities? and! bloodshed. Two a- 01 tnis city, uc .- fo6t)iiee; f e 0hit) d thence another
the oroer ofthe day, Were as few tt could be assigned Committee of Correspondence for at- P the toch fight, to4- W ; ThereT
7.
the joint resolution reported iy a se- y region, and it was hpped that tendincr to the Electoral Ticket recom- him to find his way home, as.it wttien ttiousa nd up jo Wc7;J -
lect.committee of the. Senate, propda- ece ?and influence with the n 7, - ppW this State by about an hour in the night, and very dajk. Sir, is the port where my vessel clear-
iSmentoftheConn, Snployed insucKagen- mended to te People S He pro,eeded o
Vd to the election of President .oc :JnuA h9Vf, & bneration tores- the friends of W. H. Crawford, m the fttal gun w;:r. r.l'A. fcU I.ihp'mahwould aSr
nl. Aawthltr v f port 01 wnic,:iouuwCU-y.. rr ?r 1 8kr .r' T ri " 7 v
VUI - of
-:.Vrd to the election 01 -rresiucuv.
Id have an ODCratlon
iXliu- i-v: ih.juv-h r
Committee .01 tne
.IVhole, Mr. Smith, m the Chair; The
...;nn raa nnoii adoDtin? the
1(imant submitted bv Mr. Benton,
imv " 7- . .
frtTn these excesses
The opposition to the bill was direct
ed chiefly against . an . increase of the
7.
w
RtdeitrK. 7tk Feb. 1824.
o ' - ..
-In conset
cries for assistance, gready alafmed his readUy have believed that vessel
lv. who upon repairinglto the spot, found him eJUUiy, p . u
the shape of a new resolution, pro-j
' 7 .Uvicinn nf the COUntTV mtO
T i till ujiwi v "
h, reo. 10. j . who upon repairing to tne spot, iuuuu mw - j
ouence of Hkstrt I ;'lin.0.Kn- w:th his throat cut, and a cut from had been
,X nf Indian Agents, many Seawei.!, Esquire, wishing to have bis name eaclorner of his mouth to that m ms tnmat,
sent number of Indian agents, many the Elecu,ral Ticket for this besides several other severe wounds-4-he
State, in favor of .William crawipra, irom . ed jnstantly..
tvro
whom were rewwcun-u;-""p
districts": eaqh' district to liave one
very little to do, and as enjoying si
tuations that approached o sineur
Mr. Cocke moved to nu uic uuum
The .deceased was
n I . jji-t i.i..v:u . 1a.i1w1 rid ranS-
constitutional .doubts, holrting, wneao honest and respecteble man v- v Vu. tv of New 'f-
zen. , He. has lett a wite ana seyen u..- ""jrrL . . fift
UirU v.- w . r- . I t I r I .IK
v-fn fnr President and Vice President: j7. rt cUrv; with 1.300,
. that vote to be'decided by the ballots cd. ; .
of the people, in their primary assemT Scott proposed to amend sthe
hliesj and when no election is made he words, 'In'the
' - ... .1 - 1 L 1 1 ,
iv
i .navigate' jfroni' thto moon.!
V".' -' " A " i " ? - ;' ' 7 ' f 'a,
Kir change in JVm- Frr -lt is con-
present, an appoinuneiu uuuc.r iUCvv.- He. nas lenawiie wui.wjcii vw. o .u-nnfffe cfifta.
ment ofthe U. States: It tlierefore becomes d loe hi w y , . York, to cost from 61, ,0p0 to
necesswryto substitute some other name tor 1 The rpetrators of this hornd act taveiQ00 - towards Whicn mere nave mcc
that of Mr. SeawelL and it is with much plea-1 not been discovered, but it is believed .vp-jued R433.000 b v the Banks, In
sure the Committee of Correspondence have tharthev were some of the njegroes belong- Pnmnsnies. - Trusteed "Mer-
t m tneir nower iu oner iui ui x. 1 0 o-emieman in uus -uuivt,
aKe county. 1 been outlawed tor several momns
vanprshlp. man to tne I . : ,1 mntr A T-irtat in
, nave xuuiuuucu uujj -- -. . 1 - . , t j,
1a. as a candidate tpr I . , a
act two vpara. bi breakine: open jmbke- w;il nroduce an interest OU We c
aDoroaehing election pfKAlla ,- &c. Sometime daringthe last W rPnt.l : j ? 7 If
' . 'n . , . 1 . . 1 ,..T ILlt vituAwyi vv.. . . . 4
. . . ..t 1 x il. eiu 011 iiiuuuii u mi. vv.v. rowna 'the i;ommmee noi oniv tunsuii .mm..thov wpw snntenenaea anu tumum-
Mr. Benton being: enuueu . w uic - n muoe e and asked leaVe to .T77 r.-:K Ki.f k ,ltr-hv !ofe. 0 , T t'u... and amied
foor, resumed his remarks in .support ncrain which was refused by the ine. to them a citizen who has often served themselves, which caused them to bejoutr
77
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if'
of his proposition ; and before he had 1
nnrli.5e.f th Senate, on motion of T,7
concluded, the Senate,
Mr. Van Buren,
Adjourned till to-morrow,
1 ,i j u-. virtue and inflexible reDublican opinions are I
made several attempts to
Mt. UOOK tnen movcu umt - " V- -nA i,v ervicea and sound rvlv. ' . active than Mr
UIl IJf c-Jv.v ; , .. - I UlCUlf . HUU HW U'li' w . . j;1 - ,
take
Tuesday, Feb. 3.
' M:r. Lloyd, of Mass. from the Com-
intttee
ble a comr
numerous
iiuleinent.
Jif order ot tne vorreaponuing amnnn
3 7 WM. RUFFIN.
The Theatre was opened atNewbern
in; this State on the 24th ,ult. and a play
i; on flip tnble which motion nrevail
ed ; and the bill was ordered to lie on
the table. :- u 1
A message was received from the
on Naval Affairs, laid on the ta- ... . esolution 0f the House
;ommnmcauon,!itcuHi mcu j ;4rT?or,cpnfnf:VM of the 1.1th ot Ue- . -7; i u.cl n!r'e l.- : r-nn,rre has heen e
t r..rr ' tut ut o.. v. . npiinrmeQ ioru cucucniui mc wit scuwukc w vut.-8U,
UOtUlUClHS iiw' i' u .nnnact no' him tn mm- r. , , I - !
TW,r ment. relative to a naval peace lul .t:4 ttI " f.n arts The receipts, aft(?r deducting expenses, ed Senator of the United States
"-rr:. . : - 1 1 J.i. l inumcaie iu mc imuov- u.. 0-v.. n. . . 1 , , , .. : .
establishment 5 fwnica wua rcauuimu- correspondence with the govern- amounted toli4, wmcn win oe reniur
dered to be printed. m . t of gpafn. relating to the Florida ted to New-York in aid of the Greek
i - or-. .f rm oflTemd the folio wins: res- r V r . I , '.j
oiuuou iui wuo.uv.w , u I cation, not heretoiore communicaieu,
- JiwiveJ, That.the Committee on ?ttb-l . w opinion it-might not be in-
Wlth:the Pime,S Uemblv ofthe State of New-Yoik, on
fin the surveying the public lands of communicate, transmitung a .F- l ,1;aa , . " . : Ao mm:
tle United States and in making certificates I fr0m the -Secretary ot fetate, witu co
cf such surveys." : . " , j- I pies of the documents requested.
tsi$!di
LATE FROM fcREECE.
Mr; Toplift; of Boston,-has received
Vas mre , active tiian ftir. I . - r amvrnJI dated W
Cross in endeavour ng to bring these wreico. , . .J.. -
e . to justke, which had so excited their re- of .November from , which it appears
sentment that they had threatened to jtake the Greeks have been again successtul ,
his lifeso soonas an opportunity snouia oner. jn an .ensajjement With tne. lurs
Josiah H. Johnson, lately a Repre-
ect-
,4
-5:
7
New-YonK.In the' House of As-
rom
1
the State of; Louisiana, vice James
Brown, resigned. fThe vote, in joint
ballotting ofthe Legislature," was
For J. S.Johnson; '
For Edward Livingston, ,
29
27
3.
The order ofthe day, being tlie pro
position submitted by Mr.-Benton, to
amend the Constitution df the United
r.ilx . '- - - I V4 a1 or tinTifPresi -
wiefe, iu 1 e ai . Aff have poWer to call for persons and p.
dent and 1ce-Pres1dent, was again ta . touchInC so much ofthe President';
ken up. . Air; lienton resumea, anu of 22d Dec. 1823, as was refer
, Tuesday, Feh.
(Ih motion of Mr. Cocke, it was
Setotved, That the Committee on Indian
Friday the 23d instant, the committee,
f whom wpre referred the Resolves
from the Senate on tlie subject of the general, throws r out very orrecti
The National Advocate, which, in
sug-with
The letter says The Greeks go on
famously. A naval action has lately
been fought, in which the Greeks cap
tured a sloop of war several brigs; :
a schooner, ahd transports ' The sloop
of war was formerly an American! ship,
belonging to N. York, captured by the
English during thenar, and jiold lately
to the Turks." A postcript to the .
letter adds. " I have lust time to add,
that we have this moment received ofc;:
ficial news bf the surrender of Co,
rinth to the Grecian army, undera capv-
tulation the prisoners to be. landed in
Asia. ITie Greek vessels, with, the ,
nnsnnre. are - now in uie ,-, vjuii
ill iviiv irm - - z. . - r
1
I
so much ofthe President's
concluded his remarks on tne suojecu red to wy Comro;ttee.
messag
On motion of Mr. Eaton, the further Qn motion of Mr. M'Lane, of Dela
to our relations
Tennessee ltesolutions reporteu uieiu m rr--i j , r: - Tf W
le :nn77 t? Furone. has the following remarks on the intention o1 lahdm them. . . It (
amended as follows 1 nuropc, nas uic u 6 ali-imp6rtant p ace for the Greeks,
. . , Ja. J&:i c a v,oiafp. debate in the House of Repre- iu "F"4". m - . . 1 v
jcesoivea, inai, wmic mc otiiau, 1 uiv av - 4 -j i whose cause appears uiuiy iu unjjiii
a- KUr f h KtatA r Vpw.Ynrk do not I i.L '7 4ka flreet nuestion J I . . ' . T
deem it proper, in tneir teu-isiauvc .-.wpwy v , ; , ' -1 -. - 1
to recommend it to tne senators anu tvcyic-1 -. - xn iui5 r - - - -
sentati ves of this State,, to assist in the nomi- jQ not tnow which to admire most, th zeal,
consideration" of the resolution was post-1 ware," it was
I
Ttnnnd in i nndav'liexta V !
The Senate tlien adjourned till to-
jnorrow...; . " . 1 7 '
. , House of Representatives
: : Monday, Feb.. 2. , , 1
-On motion of Mr. Cocke, Chairman
of the Committee on Indian Affairs,
the orders of the dap were postponed,
to take up a bill forthe appointment of
two additional : Indian agents. .The
llotise accordingly -went into Commit
tee of, the Whole,' Mr. Condict in the
Chair, on the consideration of the bitl.
. This bill-provides 1st, 7" That,
from and after the, passage'of this act,
the President of .the' United States be,
and he is hereby, authorized to appoint
"two Indian: Agents, in addition to those
Alfeadv. provided by law, to bctstation
el on the Western side of the.M,issis
r fcippi, at such 'place? ..as', he - may tliink
proper. . 2d, That the Agents appoint
ed accurdinz to the ! provisions of this
act, shall receive a compensation fprl
their services, ot 15UU aoiiars, eacn, in
- i ... . .. - . 1
run, anu tnat ait rations, or ouier ai
io.va!ices, niade to them, shall be dV
dieted from the tfums hereby allowed.''
On this bill, (which the Chairman Jof
. the Committee on Indian Afikirs as-
nation of candidates forthose offices, they are , -vmnathv.. the eloquence, and fine feel-
vetfree to declare,-tbat the pracce cn , vho ur&ed the rccognitn of Johnson, of the vicinity of Charlotteto Us
has, from time to time,- been adopted, of mg, oi tnose woo u & , 'ul,'.. Ixiartha Haves, both of Mecklenburg county..
, a meeting ot their independence ; or tne bu yug, p- - . . u , MitcblL Fleraming, of
K-"-7'i u" rrh9Rd and sold the Republican members ot congress, assem- - lfl:.ious- and unanswerable ooiecooos pre- :rsiriiiwl;.couDtv. . -Missouri; ItO-, Mi
me. uimcua, "w , "7:t ; w.ewn. nt. in their omnion. M . ' ,. . L i ..t I 1 -77 r Wlk. ..t v. r.
a:j' :7,i. Kf sented. by tnose wnose cooi, juuxucu Jinsey eveiuw. 12-
Montgomery, to Miss Jane Harris, daughter
. . m r- n,i:.i rrw- " ' . . .'.
i hp I own 1 ouacu 01 mauiim uac
JL 11 , t J
nfhtL That the Committee on the Ju
diciary be instructed to-inquire into th 4x- has, from timeto pme? oeen
nediency of miihoming the public stock of nominating
the United aiates to uc uiuntu -
W.S" "f SXru-J.m. thp inconsisfent OTth"eitberthe letter or spirit bf
III IllOtlUlJ. Ul K 7 I , , ...
tt" : "oC,.ld itself into a committee Constitution,
of the whole, on the bill makiugprovi- On the Monday following, the As-
posed as a shield to protect the country
-sions for procuring the necessary sur- sembly were occupied in a close and ' a.iArLU to Ferd natkl
vevs, estiLtes, &c, for roaUs aa ca? untU sixinthe SE
Mr.- Trimble having ceded his right afternoon, on the resolution in.the atove a fo iji ad:
..n.trl- 5 ' 0 . form. Notuithstandmg the efforts to J ,irw.flv. nr!ihdi.
, Mr. J. S. .Barbour rose, and, in a protract the deoate, oy almost euuiess
speech which occupied the
near 2 o'clock, expressed ins
in favor of the bill.
He" was followed by Mr,
w
I rer.tiv. tenu. to tne ackuujicuRmcuv r,:,.K hi. hnre with uncommon roru-.
kutions of order, amendment and
bLuuuicuta . thereby to; fatigue the " - : ' w r1' ' i , Knox. Esq-, ofthe same coun'.j."', 7f v v V
, ,l 7i..ai. -1 ..r.4rl I vereignty 01 tne ieopie. , , 1 N On the 27th-ult. after a shortcut tewe 7.
:ho spoke inoppi)sition to the bUl till triumphantly through the committee; jmprsonnkn( or
j V. "JJ, and the house agreed. to the report of Therc is a young i
- Jir. Keeves ionoweu iur. j-uct, y
the same side, and, having made some
progress in his speech, gave way at
o'clock, to nse, wnen uie guuiuuure
tamed leave to sit again -7 ,
; And the House adjourned
7
It
MARRIED, 7 1
On the evening'of ijie 22dult. Dr. Benj;nv
fc.-v.
it
J7
,7.
On the 19th ult. in Pasquotank County.
Mrs. Elizabetb Perry; relict of Hardy Perry.;
On the 21st ult. after a snort illness 3ir.
! Tho. Stevenson, of the same county. V J
On the 25th ult. after tedious, Jingenng
illness,
mm r rKiii it 0 nr ir iwvai- 1.111. ni ! wwj : .
kUHJi'K'ltl.b V""" - . - . " . 1 , , t, -
you ng and very respecta- R0wa County, Nicholas W; Gaither, ,
i
Old "BYdiias
have received 20 ' barrels
Brandvi uncommonly goo
be sold cheap by thel aifel or gallon.
i'-.T 7i HAZJ.ETT &T10BEUT KYLE;
r JJaleigh, Feb: 5,824; 7 ? ; 24-tfl
. -: r ; v : "7 . .
a -a j - j. ni ia "J in i i i j . " - v-a i . , w jtm a. as at vVTwrT am mm
tne commutec uiuicuwt. u.vr. .j man 0f the Society oi ifnenas, now csqv one or wo-uw v.Jrrrrr.T . i
orocnlnfinnhvavoteof 76tQ4SL', " V . r7. ,i .v J&J cUiwm.-of Bowan.:. A v . - r 1
"Tt, ;- v ; in prison m iruj, i. . inPwbern, .on ,the 24tn unv Airs, jsuza- A , -
k I ' ' . ; ' i ' . ' I . ' ; 1. t l7.l UmfAi lo iL.aW 'Tt;Mn4 rnncnrt "of Mr. "John U Dll. . 7 , I L
v"- ; 0fthe Proceedings of the Leslature of aining,:from religious scrapie tpper- InIpi( ; f;
. ,7 : C stand wlnchltliat g -ft'WS;11 the Dis ' f
of. Nash t a. ..of;f; 1m. fntentoni'the subUhat his labour and exeruons amnec- along anupaintuiuinwnau 7, f t
' wliich wm v1- - ; .
;r hlsi'hooii-heffcha -:" j: ;-j t
1 v v' - ,7'17.; 7VS7:'5'nf ' 7- 7;.7 7. 7r-. v .; , :v 7 j .
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