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,TUESDATf ' JULY , 1824 - I
FORTT-NINTH ANNIVERS h UTOF. AmE
" KicAif IndepenIxxce. This. daT s a-
bore all r others in. bur national calen
dar, has been j generally celebrated
throughout our. extended country, as
the epoch of our happiness as a peopl
and bur prosperity as a nation. . Time
has not diminished the glow o ratno
ti3m in the breast of Americans, on the
recollection of -blessings, which .this
daVihas showereil upon our country.'
Tha heroes who tought fo atiam inae-
pendehce, are most of them numbered
with the silent dead, but their memory
is dear to those,' who now reap "the be-
rfitj of their labof: Where is the
native , American sb unwirtny . of. bis
birth-right, that ; does not glory in his
nation, in her constitution and her laws?
"Where, is th'e'adopted son. of oar coun
try; that ddtis hot prefer thesimplicity
of Republican Institutions to the. pomp
and pageantry of . legitimate and he
reditaxy "goyernments r" (
. This day so dear to freemen, arose
upon us incorporated with those feelings
which the aabbath inspires, and in morn's
early prime, the solemnities oT the day
were commenced at. the. Presbyterian
Church by appropriate praise and prayer
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Frontis.
. At the same 'place, at the usual hour,
the ReV. T)r: McPheeters. at the re
quest of the Raleigh Blues" command
ed by Capt J. S. (RufSn, delivered an
impressive discourse. r In this, were ne ¬
cessarily and judiciously blended, the
duties which appertained to the Chris
tian Sabbath and. the National Festival.
The address to the military Jand,' was
in language and sentiment adapted to
them as soldiers and citizens, and the
allusion to the loss the Corps had sus
tained by death since the last discourse
delivered to them as. a" body, Mas re
plete with that roKgious and moral in
struction which the occasion demanded.
. ....... ...... .......
In .the afternoon,') the Rev. Bishop
Ravenscroft, at the Episcopal Churchj
preached in his 'usual,' energetic, and
and- powerful manner, a sermon, which
connecting our 'christian' and; national
privilege?, forcibly illustrated ' the sa
cred truth, that as all our. blessings
arc derived from Godso to him alone
should the glory be given for all we en
joy, or yet hope for as a nation or indi
viduals. . :i r '. ' ; i '-. :
Oii yesterday the civic celebration
of this Ajiniversar v was observed. At
10 o'clock, the 'citizen 3 'and , military
formed a procession from the Capitol
to the Methodist Church. The Officers
of Government, Judges of the Supreme
Court, Strangers; &c joinedlt. ' The
ceremonies were opened, at the Church
by prayer from the Rev Mr. L'eighi-
the reading of the Declaration of Tnde
Intendant and Orator "of the day, and
Lieut. Taylor of the Navy, were invit
ed J the; following toasts' were drank",
interspersed with , patriotic and convi
vial SOngsV j' ." l '-J.-' '. '
.v The 4th of July, T7r6--The birth day
of Libei tyMsy the. efTrct be lasting as the
hills,' and its continuance as the flowing' of
the: waters. - ' . . .
v '2. Thedeparted Heroes of" the Revolu
tionThey live embalmed in a nations gra-
Ulnae immortal ana immortaiizeu. ,
3. The few survivors May they long live
vemed by party or political feelings or mo- Ifew Weeks previous from ;Vera Cruz."
lives t xnai x atuif.t-tt w uic ciuiiimiuii uuut
. v.
T1 1 1. :A ..i.i..t L..I vn K
-V , j . , - i x vessel, ii is,&wicu, iidu uu waiu
with me was 'is he capable and is he honest? arms and military stores, and a com
Gov. Edwards the.n remarked, that, although jete pntinff apparatus. I This move
secrecy was required ill that hotly, yet her r . V i- -
was informed, almost every 'dav, of thetrans- meni was conwucieu vviui greaiecx:;-
acuons iiu jciMi.Miuifmuia a . c and nomin? oi 11 . was : Known 10
"Nobleil shall not foriret you." I then re-j the pupllC.untd the vessel departed.
nlied. that I did not understand his meaning. The London Courier ffives the follow-
I was not governed by the party feelings 1 nS explanation ihOt jAn
which were then prevailiner it was 6n the I induced Iturbitle to this nieasure, as
day. in the-evening of, .'which .this conversa- :. n::L2A i. .,f U.o v0:
to eijoy the rich.frisof their Valor and vir- tion took place, that I had moved o take up v ... - , . nAa
tuei ind the evening of ther livesbe tran- s nom.natjon.m the Senate. jTh;s: must sel sn which lQ sailed 5 and thlS.State
quilastheunrufllei lake.' - : ' -' b ' been his meaning, when he sa.d .lie ment is confirmed by a letter from Itur-
5l.The i!K tteU
tinguished equally'for its. valor and inte.lb- ?one so- ; r- '"P1 rmarwl ,l.e of Gray's Inn. !, -
frenee - " ' I knew me to be tlie decisive friend of WUliam r - ' t , . , , , : ' V j
p"i!r.- .. . tr M,,fni. ,nf) hp i ini nn.; "Every vefsel which has come, to England
o. ine wavy ot tne umrea states iortar I ...'r.".!: : ? fwm mvin.-for th last fm.i. mnn hhriiiAt
may it continue distinnished bv its prese.it mg nis Ditter .enemyana. x am cnargea v-: ;r-- - - - J-""
characteristics, cliivalric enternrise and n- with being the author ot tne numbers signed iv-..s . - r:"' , V- T" "
7. The Mihtia of the Union. .
8.' Infernal Improvements. LegaiU; and
Vmmyencwragea. . - r , TV vinces were all . divided in. their; opinions.
. ' "lt,: mAcA KVoKi- nfi v,-;, l.nt Dut in ai 01 xnem ine : name w irarwue nas
venerate and revere tne man, let us morel w8M-",' :'v, ..6.Wuk urw uxn wJAVrt ai-thV nn!v''ftd'ivtdiinkh!
closelv folltfw his eiamDle of disinterested- of government ; he has ' been abused a- b6n ,nvo JeP ?" fP.e on,y individual cpab e
cjosiv iouow uis example oi aiwnicresiea-i jt .i t , At,., I of reconcilimr thenu It is well known that
con-
that
pro
n ess, wisdom and economy
10. The brave and patriotic La Fayette
Slay his arrival in the bosom of our country
be safe and sneedv a nation' acclamations
will cheer, and a nation's arms embrace him. f Por debtors to the government ior Janls,. to-
innSs; (leaning fonvard and extending his Mexico owes nermciaraTionoiinMepencience
II i ti -kt a ....-r. I to Iturbide's valor. Drudence. and patriotism
wk i;i- :n..taM'wh' th,.. 'Qv hence the safetv of the country, is identified
I wixn nis name, in iDaicaxin
,t ..'ct... -V u..C7 IPthr - with' a derana currencv! "Tl. MexJCO,.ne was. aciuaiet, boieiv oy a uesire
ill VSUT oiatti .CLupilW3 U( IUC iuuiui & r , o - X
sy xneir viriue ana wisuonj prove amply i f.'l v"6 "t ni1"" W A-wnmA.-:
-.iffii.,!. t. .. Kiii nftetJie effect arid onerat)on ot .Uie Viir n I IW .w-w.w.
ouuivivut v lK'tvvi W Ul MICU IMU1 lt9 I . ; " I '
B" tne Urown or
lei
to avoid a civil war t he now returns to Mex
i j. i a - i- -
banks by I Putt,ng a" ena w me aivisions. wnicn vex ii,
i ' ' 1 but also for the.mirhose of seciirint? its hide"
A tu(lh I pendence, wmch is me lafced equally ! by m-
Mav their virtue and wisdom? prove amply I 'tes on various banks being 'depreciated,'
sufficient to brotect what their vaW h I after the efTect arid operation of .the war in
achieved. v ' Ithat portion otthe TJbionj and tne
12: Greece-s-May the Genius of Liberty attempting to can an tneir paper,
like a Phcenir arise invigorated, from her ash- haunted their specie, the notes that
es, ana
Greeks
the wo
ij. a lie Aiiicncin i air. . w mwuij iu oviv.vi iaiuiu v iw !. j i 'i-, i i t i
A!nnmhF ft Volnntnn T-ftoetu r.- I "X - - T ..T-
..u...rvr w t w.uulkW c c nUmpnt for nnhl e lands. I Had he not dvne
given. . - , ' M so, (meaning Mr." Crawford) many of our inha-
Tht Dinner contemplated by the Ci. ; XtfdfSS
tizens. wa. unavniflnhlv
' , . w -. "I'V " I VUUilll V WUUIU iiC IKU Ml UU11 UMI IU3UH I. - r- 1 - .1 .
r. . i la soldier, to maintain the independece which
lnGrlamr.. t . . r. . .t .
ihd the modern become wh ,t th- ancient in circulation became of little or no value. ,,'1
;ks were the glory and admiration of Many men of influence in ; that country said jf"'
woThL he;liave united ti induce the jSecretarv of thatlturhideres.st
.i----I .-r- . ' tKi TN.,,,WtA cUt nrtuin hanVsf nn. WHS mr.de to 111111,1
testine discor and by the resoJutions of thej
We are contidt-ntiy assurefi,
sted every s JicitaiionwjMcli
I until he became Fully m-
Aliiance in assisting Ferdinand, by intrigue
and by' secret supplies ot' money, to attempt
the subjugation of the whole of South Amen
ca..' under tnese circumstances, ne ieu ix a
sacred duty to return ; , he has gone; riot with
Consequence of the sickness of one of Rinst Mn Crawford,; audi will venture, to
-. U ! , ? , 9 - sav. said Mr. Edwards, notwithstanding I am
the family whero the dinner Was to considered his .enemy, that no man in this
pemjehce, by Mr. John McKetlien suc
ceeded, and was ierminated with an
oration by. Mr. Geo. W. ttiriv6or,
a son of our venerable Treasurer. - Ve
re proud to say that our young fellow
titizen not only equalled, but exceed
ed thetnost sanguine hopes of his friends!
As the military band returned 1 they
entered the State "House,' and eacir
ding the statue of the Father; of his
country" wreathed with evergreens for
theoccasion, marphed, round it to the
aspiring iiotes of IJail, Columbia.5
Ata dinner provided'for the 'Blues,
htch his Excellencv tbe Governor,
have been provided.
PREJunici is as" stfohq: a3 death is
narrow as the grave. As the spider
langs its. disgusting web, in the castle
and the cabin, so Prejudice finds a du el
ing place alike in the mindif theneasanr
' v - , i . .. . - '.
and the monarch. Thus it is, that: whilst
we see the best men traduced, and the
purest motives vilified, we s'till find in
dividuals easier to vindicate the calum
niator, though the midnight assassin be
guiltless compared to him. The course
pursued by the Washington Republican
and other papers which 'shall be name
less fully exemplifies our allusion;
They labor industriously to create an
impression, that Ninian Edwards has,
government could have conducted the fiscal
and financial - concerns . or tne government
wi
Crawford
his own efforts and talents gave to this coun
Amongst the enlightened and bene-
th morp .integrity and propriety than Mr." ficial measures of Congress during the
awforcidid.". ? ; j ?. , lawVssin'nJ not thi least liudahle wtp
Here Mr. Edwards not only de
his authorship, but lavishes excessive tin - a; spacidu3 room in the Capital for
pra dpon the very conduct of Mr. the Columbian Irtstitute. v The Presi
Crawford which is made the ground- , , i ' -"i "if .;..;. i. i c
(lent, oui.iearneu aim uisiinuisiieu oe-
nass current aain ; and' we must there- v
fore vfithout meanin'to express, - any l r ; .
opinion as to the merits i)t the imputed
sentiment, ' whether it : Were expressed ' -. r ,
by Mr; Crawford, Gen . Jackson or ' . :lj r
any other public, man saytliat ; s
bave-.the-authorityoflrivlfaggetthiWi- . v,J. ,
self for assertine, that' the statement is . ;V l-
false. Nat. nt. 'MT v ' ' V
RAK iVyAY from?theiSubscber 6 ?the
i8th inst. la negro man by ' the name of 4
BEN, about 25 years of age, had on when he
ivent away a, robin coat and pantaloons ofcot-
ton much worn lie is a vsmall man, about S
feet 6 inches ;-,higli' black Jconiplexion, has a
fierce look and fine voice. As he,had-ther
clothes, he probably may change f his ' dreas.'
1 will trive the above i rewardif dehvcreL to
me, living in Orange county, 16 miles east of
Hillsborough, or the, same; if confined in, the
newest jail to where - he may be, taken, and
inforniatioii "given so that I get him V . "
; ' V HENKY. FOuHESrlV
; f :":'. v16r-5t.C
v
... j
June 29.
Jo David Bu I U.ck & Wife,' Elizabeth ,
ButloxkRicH !'
i Pnrkr arid Willis -Krown-: - k
dTi are hereby notified' agreeable to ah
order of the' County Court of Gates, that
Kobeit -Parker, died on the II cday.of
month, in 'i the vear 1823, intestate, seised
and possessed of a tract of land lying in Gates, -
county ;:;nd that xyancy 5ona iury y rapex;
et , alias, heirs at lawoflthe said RobcrC fi
led their petition: at February term, 1024 -V
in Gates' county, "praymg"a partition of tile '
said land arrumcMheJieirspf the Siudjtobcrti-
acortlihg 'to u U wj ami that you were , made
defendants in the same petmoit ; ou may
therefore attend at the eXt. Coiihty 'Court to
be 'held for the county of GafesI on the third
Monday in Auiiust next, and shew cause if .
any you have,' why a. partition slibuld not .'be
had agreeable to law ahAong'the. respective .
heirs,- :l V )'f::tt rn "a ''jxpj-: . .' 67Tt3dM. A .! C ;t . ,
V I
''is-
4 '' - II twood CovVi t. '? '
Superior Court of Law; second Wednesday af
ICr UIC till -WJiwajr yi mM "- ,-s- i
' John Crow, I vs. Jame9 Holland's heirs. v "
TTHEUEAS it appears to the satisfaction t,, " .
f v of the Court, the ;J0efendnt3 . James
work of the charges m ins memorial.
Mr. El kins and Mr. Seaton also tes
tified to the fact that Mr.jE. had stat
ed to thetn, that he was not the author
of :the A. B. letters. Mr. Charles
Wharton's testimony was 'to 'the same
point, though more in detail. He sta-
ted ;hat Mr. E. told lum, he was
not the author of those letters, nor did
nn icnnvv anv rhino- nnniir rhpiti. HAin"'
- J e 77. "
Iollandi iunSonhia Perkins and Cynthia
Rhodes,! heirs of James T Holland.! dee'd. are '
inliabitaiits of another governmnti It isthere'
f . : t : i a.-, a i . ' .
toreoruerea, Dy me uourixnax puoucaupu pe,
made 3 months in the Rale"gh Rejdsterr that
the aforesaid defendants, appear at the. next i
Superior Court of Law,to be held for the coun
y of Hay wood, at the Court-house in Wayne-.
- - t - - . ' - -11 1 J A 1 m 1 A. a ' M A.- ft
cretary ol State, may HOW induce Em . vine, on tne i vveunesuayauerincin nion-
oassauors anu consuls to senu tne seeus answer of demur, otherwise judgment will he
and niantsoi ciiiterentciinies to augment l taicea pro contesso. ii, -h x-.-' ; v, t
r--- 77 7, . -, i Ir-. --n' t"i-
our agricultural and horticultural "brbr I
ilnrtc. find pnrtrh our museum with fos-1 ' .'. . '
siisj minerals
members of Congress from all parts
the Union, may brirfg-to the Institute j Larkin. Snow, JobSouthard, and iloufnin
'4 ,r
7'. ,
4:
77
V.
t
and I antiquities whilst ol 0Volf f ' V f
. . f t"' --"rf Surry CouirttyiKvrvvr',- ..V'-',-
longress from al 1 parts of t c u ETT petition to JUndt:.r; ,
Suable specimens prnuralroduc
iofiS. In short, from this period, Coi : idknsWm. Thomnsonand Tabbv Snow.
in his allegations against Mr. Crawford, aked as to the manner, in wmch this, limbianiW . Lj ,
been supportetr by facts ; and.to this d9niaI was matle, and in what words,' tageoifs results froin an association which1 -g Tappeari
Thompson and, Tabby
?i Snow antl .Henry SnowT!
appearing to tlie satisfaction of the Courts
end. truth is dwf.rfpd in -nl.c witness answered . the manner ap- iins hmrr l.rruruishpd nnnr.trnnis,-.!; al- IJ thatiie Defendants Levi Know and. llenv;
ety, LVe cannot but blusli to-think, Peared to be solemn ; the expressions though t& only; mtf
that the Press has. in th rnuntrv: were he would be d d if he knew any jts establishment could be; the Dublic lication be made for six. weeks, in the RaleigH-
become the. engine of such despicable thath
persecution, nor can we conceive how lne ISational Intelligencer has com- leqtion may be exnibited by the-contri- Court-house in Uockfbrd on the first Mott- i
any man possessing the principles, of menced tI,e publication of all the tes- f,utionsf our ftllow-citizens and what J?iSeptem
J fc . K . f f L:.r.. : ur. ru . . . - . . . ; i or demur .to s the petition or thei same . 4J V
-maar v a a a a a ih a a w mm a b-b bi a'a- . j - a a, a ' i ' .
common nonescy, can approveJVlr. jsa- M w,v fe4-" Uu...v .v
wardh conduct. It id well known. is too voluminous, (navjng already
I enarrossed near thirty columns of the I
Edwards avows himself the author 0f Intelligencer; though not hnishd) .to be lnen ' promiScs! hencefbrth'td-fulfii:;ith:e tint "'y B ;'
insertCU 111 UIC OCSlSierciHUC, UlUUimi arnoptntnns nt ito tMiind-rJ JVnt wf: I .rT: T- . or .. . ' I
of it. we . :-.?o;.nw:
useiui corresponuencies witn. scienunc will pel taken pro confesso and beard ex , - f '
men will b6 estabHshed! xThisMeirJ-
the famous A.
which were
B. Communications.
frc'the foundations of the first we sha!1 SiveNan abstract of it
enquiry into 31r. Crawtord's official b"a" -luP "Clt: vvlul ''""j
courete-from the subjoined evidence, 'the 'testimony ofI-angdon ; Chev
it . seemsr- that during the pendency offcsl
did mf wrninU 'tn fpll on hw..i of the Treasury Denartment. He was that he is rapidly 7 recovering:, irnd ex
falsehood. V " ' - ... summoned at the instance of Mr, Ed- w tt
: -i .. . - - i innrnov inim w urn tip - r nmp pip po.
7 . , : v t , ' : 'lHEfiext gession wdl commence on the v ? 7 '' v :
g part liaving heretofore had occasion l to J thiwtv Monday in June. .Students are : 4 j
Sieves 'f011 the state ofvMr.rSecretary: pripatedxat ihs lnsntutiori for the freshman r ; ' T
' Prawfnpfl'a ViAJtli.7i my bp nrrffr 4n atul Sonhomore Classes in th thiivt-rtitv-? v" " :'.',
who was examined princinall v, k' . u;.. r.;i IThe various branches ' of a cohinlete'KiuMish ,: '
1 . 1 j:7: ...ti- . - r I LducatKin- are 'also tausrht.- v 'v,.v .- - v : t.;.-- - : ..
.... . : - . . ! ' .. . . ... ' ,
i JOHN KOGE S::PwjL;'
Hiilsb6roigh,May 31 , . i 58 8t'.'; 'v;f '
lsel ood. " - ... summoned at the instance ot Mr. Ed- w !.;!i'r.;-,6ttV;
y ' - r " ; . , ,-.-' , . , , journey, from which dhe complete rer , ; VvlrV
Hoik James Noble a Seuator from wards, who to delay the report of the establishment of his heal tlvis confident- Carefully & attend
Indianabeihg sworn before the 'Com- Committee, would have subpffinad the ly anticipated. Xat. hiU " . juje is
mittee, was asked, if he had" ever whole number of Members in the last 1 V . A., x-
dd any conversation with Mr." Ed- Congress. Mr. ' Cheves, ends his de- A storv was fabricated last vear in r ..V
5
attentively repairs WATCHES,'
uanuoipn countyrjN.; uCr.-
,7j7,.j .,,7-7 . 52JwTj
1 ' :
... i- ......
held any conversation with Mr.
wards relative to Mr. Crawford's man- position thus : ' In' my opinion, the some one
agement of the Western . Banks, and Secretary of the Treasury
concerning his authorship of the . BJ niuch ability, "jgreat Zeal and
I A A . L - 71 - ! if c . 1 T-ktkriar4- infanntif anil jannn
tetters uju was n;iuesiu, ii av, iuivwwi
state it with the time and circumstaYi-1 much su
ces. j To this interrogatory birV Noble der the
replied v.. . :, - V"' . . -' '
' I have hid such' conversation, though 1 1 3 The Ex -Emperor of ' Mexico, Itur-
do not recollect the precisely , . it Mas n id sailed, from Southampton, for
pending bus nomination ..to the Senate, as . t - ,
Minister to Mexico. Mr. Edwards stated MexiC0,on the llth bf May, in'; an
that he was about to be attacked Jn the Se-arraeci vessel accompained by a staff
defeating his nomination1; that party and po- 01 4 PreonSv ana Dy.nis Wile anrj-two
litical-mirit was now high j that he under- infaiit children. Six others of his chil-
him, and that it had been.o declaredm the 9Ten ere Placed at school m England,
Senate chamber. . I remarked to Governor Where they are to remain. The offi-
A Story wa9 fabricated .last year in
ill? Ti6TlaE8-mvttYa.
' AY from the subscriber living in
' was laLnuatcu , iadv jcai I MH ANAV
ot the picaroon pnntsand itl Gm'lford county, bn the 20th JunellS
displayed went the regular rounds, of all ot them, twojiegroes, CALEB and JUDY. Caleb ii ; ; : V
i "' that Mr. Crawford had, on some beca- about thirty years of age, flight complexloil,'''' - v, .
inaustry, - n rp.p.i rn i P. naft- n Spn- rtout , made, broad across the shoulder ' . ' ! V
rk nlml . o I - ' - Am ... . r . .... I tnAtlri nti nl M akmit K . O rt ! l- ' ' '
ccessa5 was practicable un-hizh time 1 hat vartv distinction
circumstances of the times. I ceased" We were furnished, dunna; has marks of the whm neMH nJ. wh v. ii Ty ,
'v'. i :-',-
i . . . . i : ii . - f .
tiuwanis umi uc weu sinew, accuruuncr io i i . A -
the M.W nf that Iwvlv rhl!. n V.,nti. WIS . WIW0dlU iVflU .11 ID, Were UlOSl OI
business, secrecy was required s tliat 1 u-as' them Mexicans," including an aid-de-
not at liberty to mention any occurrence, or j tam wKd had served with him in Mexi
so fax as related to my self $ that (was not go- j co, and -who had arrived in England a
the period of its circulation, f with the 1 went away, a brown bombazett surtout coat.'
means or reiuung una story, ? dui we inpcuj v" ano , wnite, r jaci:evr a
thought it unworthy; ofc serious notice 5 yuetDanialoons and a wool, hat. v V
and m due timeitcHed away, and was 8MS Jj "l11?
forgotten oBut b
zettee'of Philadelphia,'' thinking it too in an errbrT She alo has the mark ofth'6 v
good., to be- lost, and that as.it passed whip.-: Judy !took among other, clothiiij' the Vv
iinrn'ntrfldirffid tact .aiimmpnrit tnio-h ft)Ilowinff With hi r ; a blue CTOUridfd cottcn- 'J
wa.fla MW UUa UJVI Mk , . "' '' -' " '
h ' fSlP
brought ; ltut amongst the; other en cenentyveavef V " ' -
tertainmente of tRe season, rith new l .oppose they are lurking abou s frc
scenery ana aecoraUons.r ve; can-1 persons.! i wwui give the above rewrl fes
, 1 -i
not, ''however.' withVthe exercise of lall their idelivegr to me, or ;conanroect In J Vd, t
our good -temper, and! charity fbr!the " Igc emGtn Portwa tor h-
worthy managers of the Electioneering
Drama, allow this counterfeit ;tale to
" ABRAHAM l'EEiLE$.
Guilford ceunty, April 28, 1824.
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