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; ;: ; N0IlTIMmi?OlJNA'HTATE-(RASETTE.-; -::;: , , ..-H
, , , . 1 ; . , ; - - . ; - i; , UiurapM by j arty i age to lire like B rochet . - - ' 'I ; ' .' , ' ,
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i ; . i FRIDAYfi, SEPTEMBER SO, 1825 ,, . ,
rVv:.-'-' t'- 'iv4;1. FIDfV September so, ms,, ry ... iii;: .
4. -
Grand Ilaid. c have already
. , j . mentioned that a City was about to be
erected on this; Island, to- be called
v; is publisTiid every Fbibat; by
x jnSEPn GALES ScON, ; , - rflraf. It anbears from the last na
At Three 'oiUrs perjaimum, or P?J pers from the orthi tliaV'thU Citr h
K . , , : ADVERTISEMENTS . ; cuted Jews from every part'! of the
Not exceeding lft1.e. World j that d it is t5 be revived the
'times for a I)olUvnd 25 cents for every sue- .;. . . r t,,
ceedioffpublicatiom ; those of greater length Jewish, Government, under the protec-
. in.tbe same Pwportron.....CoKJiryicATn.js
thankfully receijeci..i.iTT v,
must be post paid.
tion of the United States, after the dis
persion ,of that ancient people for near
ly 2000 years, and Mordecai U.Noah
i to be . appointed their first" 'Judge.;
The event was lately celebrated with
considerable ecjaiat the village of 13uf
faloe, in the. State pf New-York. I
Atasnecial meetinjrof the City Cora- was intended to have been on the h'
missioner3, on rnuaj evenin'r last, iir. iana, wnere mq urana oianuaru 01 is-
Joshua E.' Lumsden, was V appointed rael was erected, but boats sufficient
Clerk of the lioaru, in. me piace 01 1 could not conveniently ue procured 10
TUESDAY, SEPTE3IEE.Il 27, 1825,
send a voting man to one of the North the leather, apd the nekfiiesVbf the my poblyyjtmfe
that ingenious and difficult
struciioW ' TTier'e are
ty-.six". pupils injthe institu
whole number in the State
to be ahoit 'five r-hiindredT . VMore ' than bottPR of t!l ca,f-
system of in- A " ine W of, any w Amendment , The JsaUs. of the
at Resent aii r-U
Vj'1., l.ancLthe width of, -The circumference r hut thn .. k..f tw
tien, and the ofthe boots at the, top is 18 inches, I tf& failure wasknom, 'rhe rreat propor-
is supposed reaching as we are informed, . to the I tion of the Uplands sen'ui froiri 8 to
xoev "jre water i . 7r.wui.wis
convey all that' desired to be preseni
M r. !N oah deJ i vered an impressive speech
on the occasion.
Mr. S. H. Pullen, resigned.
"We are glad to hear that advices
liave been received of the long espect-
ed Dredging Machine being shipped at The President of the United States,
NeV;Y.ork, for r, Wilmington,- where it accompanied by Ids-Lady, and one of
has probablt ere this arrived. W e trust his Sons, have j left .Washington on a
that no time will be lost m getting it vIsit to Massach
?r,o nnPMtmn. and that the Sand Banks
which - at- present obstruct the ship -The Secretary of the Navy has left
channel will .oon Vanish before it. t,'e.?eat f Government a short v.s.t
to nis native state. tie is to deliver
At the Annual Commencement of (the anniversary! Oration before the S-
Yale ColIeT, which took place on the Icieties of Priaceton Colloge, on tl
lAthinst. Dejiison Olmsted, Professor 2rth Inst.
ir rLomufrv n our University, was
.1.1 4hp PrnfpasorshiD of Mathe- f an
,n,Ir ntifl Natural Philosophy in that rederick- G
TnctWt;nn. in ihe nlace of Mr. Dutton, Lieutenant Bafiage of the charges pre-
j i v,;icf rnJmrA at this ferrcd a.jraiiist him, has beehtcashier
rnnfnf the estimation in which the tal- and his name has accordingly
r - en -1 i : '"ill struck from the rolls of the Nav.
entS 01 lUlS ireillicaicu aic uvm i t
Tiotieo Rt.ifp.-wft confess we" feci a self-
IjiUUI V y ' '
Informer. Lieu tenant
TFolbert who accused
"Vr" ' .- np-f in(v ' PJI t" coMume ta buy oec-ision-!! finding thai
one -thoiisawl dollars ha? e been- rtceiv-r Wi; lnsteP! :f. . mtX K prices are so moderate that-any great lost
,d'in pridondtfons itL ''M
cm hand tt the end,;of vt!ie year was brpught 0 this place on Saturday .Usi " b,n8 i, 4 ntf hi.rbe e
2,415 doliars. . ' V; ..., byithe ivagon of :John Butler, Esq. U;" Vy- ..--ViV ;
MrJclarfeaonchcHis iVhas i.ereU the fi.t of ?
bV direction of the'1 t&Aihfid fert
AdtT;'lD,img" '.f i .(.eaks loudlj-,m fayor.ot. an fijfe; fVP?tA' second; in
ed in anaziug lsackiVr '.I?WeU worthy i,,
ken out-or tht rehos iat Hull ? "t;.
And- has fend that uards1 of 'one' $r&&? gfatlfi,"t !& r?V ty Ieef. accepted bv ' the Havtien XJo
JhM conSofplaister' of Paris and J'.15. a. rented. mtl.Sve Verninent, sajk, -. tnat the principle pf
Wnum! hW uhirh tl,,. "hm.m so, S'011? !f the 'bcst wfi that could J ?.. .-rH' "! "
.,v.t tu,' j.i:,u ..;.ii I oi. oemff vvexened and ahandonecl ' liv
macn coujd never digest - The owner ; , . , . J the -ihbde m which ttie independence
J...r .i - Hamburg Irazeite. Iw-n:..' u.i '?'..
'ti mo uuui, thu muuscu u scnu 11 w , t . ,i: , , . iwu 4-"jiiiimi:j lias ueeo rt;coi;niXCO.
Snam or Per filial, was fined 10.000 . r . t.u M."?"' m scciHilohi
pounds. L - On an;
183, iYir. ViarKe lOlinu . SSD per cent. Ol Nctcmic, vc icaia uwi eiiai.uttuuiciti " "PTjriAT pnT ntinr
nnana nt tha tarnw nt rha 4i-aortr nt III. ' " j. : .-' : r" . '.,
i . , -., , 1 I We have bean favored .with lVirnti
ling ; jiionzo. i ne jsaitimore pa- r--- 1; : papers to July t, Thev do noL
pers contain -posmve. accounts ox uiv rifiA1 ii-.,: var;n,w w. nd a- "f"" ."if rent,-
rttiii-ii way r dim . iiui i : : i . t -. . -
loss.of this vessel, .includinjjw com- ifbrmaJlt adds, that- the fate arrest of 7-22:2!? Wm'XS!?
Hayti for an alle-ed T" V
and part of her,crew? The schooner conspiracy, onginated.from the strong pect to the choicef President therti
TryaU. orriv at Kinston,, Jamaica,' opposittoenced individuals to Be perfect dnantoy from oneeAa
f, vh;ur j n 'w the provisions ol the treaty i The pon-, f; CnfmU. r iKnrf-.: lt
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in loRsitutfe 73 W. lat. 50 X. she fell
in "with (lie u reck of the Brig Alonzo,
then 18 davs from iew-CrIeans, bound
to Jamaica. Her musts were irone bv
isli fear, that iiis acceptance of the sta
tion conferred upon him, should deprive
our State of his valuable services. Mr.
Olmsted, by his scientific researches,
lias greatly contributed to elevate the
character of our State, and by the seve
ral Geological Surveys which he has
voluntarily made, without any pecuni
ary compensation, (except the payment
of his travelling expenses.) has done
more to develop our boundless stores
Mineral Wealth, than any other in
dividual. , These surveys he purposed
continuing from time to time, until Jie
had made an examination of every part
of our" State ; but if he accepts .this
appointment, we fear no one can be
found so well qualified to eomplete
what he has so effectual ly ,begu n.
r The Legislature of -Tennessee, met
m the 19th instant. At. this session
1he question -of. .adjodieatin. certain
Military Warrants issued by this state
in favor of our University, will be again
agitated, and it is hoped passed upon,
though heretofore much opposed. A
citizen of that state writing to his friend
in this city," says Nothing but a de
sire of holding the vacant residuum of
the land will ever induce the Legisla
ture of Tennessee ;to pass favourably
on these Militiry claims." This resi
duum, after satisfying the claims in
question, ' it is stated in a Tennessee
paper, will amount to three millions
of acres. ' - '
i General Jackson, it is understood, is
in favour of allowing these 'Military
claims. - ... . .. -. t .
Ch ristian Union -Cannot Christian s
who entertaifi different opinions,: love
each other as brethren, appreciate the
-excellence they may discover in the
character of each other,J and walk in
amity and affection towanls the Kinc
dom of Heaven ? We think the y.'can.
And nothing more is necessary t eiTect
it. than that each one should exercise a
spirit of kindness, forbearance and con
descension, and allow to each other
, the same rights and privileges which
he himself wishes to enjoyv In a word,
it is .simply conforming to the Golden
Rule, '-to do. to others as ice would
thci other should do to t."
The following number 'of. vessels ar-
... V
rived at the port of W-ihringtoh, in
this Str.te, jfror tiie 31st pi ( August,
to the Jtft.of IScptei-iber, 185.
. .. j
TroTH Foreirft Ports, 1S4
Total in 12 m nlhs, 451
The victorious and beautiful boat
American Star, presented to General
Lafayette during his late' Visit to New
York, went cut in the packet ship
Cadmus, vl ich sailed from that part
on Thursday' for Havre.
In consequence of the general pre
valence of the Varioloid disease at
t 1
Charleston, S. (C. the Board -of Jlealth
at Savannah, have ordered all vessels
from tlience to go into quarantine.
Liberality -Dr. Philip Tiddtm-vx,
of South-Carolina, has presented to the
an original portrait of Professor Dugald
Stewart.1 Tlie picture is bv the late
Sir Henrv Rapburn, and cost Doct T.
nearly 500 dolls. . He has also employ
ed Sully to, mate a .copy which he de
siins to present'to the Academy of Fine
Arts in Soutii-Carolina. ....
the wreck three seaihen, nam
muel il. Dreton, John Swaitr, &-John
Stewart. : Captain" Denny, ' ni?,t,; arid J t..
puDireation oi the treaty in xne papers 1 4ni ' u ' .- i. :- .
1 . ' i : i. j j.-. ui - that it never seems to have entered in
. e . . ,. . . . j to the mind of any . one that any other
vailing- GissatistacTtonin Te atiou ti it. 1 - ji T r- it.,
cnosen, Dut mat in regard to vice rre
w w M.ifMTr Ko xflonnl n. awxeni mere is some uimcuuy. . l ncr
msiderabie ;part vt the Eng- v.uutca iui .u mw.
-jKhtA Xrira. P.rfv papers contain a journal of :the
prcceedins of the Colombian Congre$i
timJPcam ant Mfik, that, , vheti only to the 1st ft March: ;:
t "l tJie w;oik.;hall be Icaown,. the Ameri- ' '. v
caii ediiioa oi' it, which is to .be printea 'ne. Mowing' lines are ; on ' tie
at, Boston cannot fail to rvrd the t'Til
;,i;e?-'r.!en,, yens,
lied.
entcrprize of the publishers. f It is re-
J pIeie,7iJ4i aje a;id jcuriQii.disquisition ;
Ali who feel an interestin tlm.cause such as was to be expected from: the
of stwigling Greece; have . doubtless Ustri )us author ) aldiouglv -he main-
heard ot, Ouysmis Cave, ? .ne ifoU ;:hic!l -u bigenerally deemed hqter-
. ! inis .wngt..-arre- ei!( The London JNevv Monthly 31 a-
treat i's given by Dr. Ilf;wej)f ' -Boston gazine says of ii:, truly - . p.. iXt
who went a few months sirtqe, to join " It is pregnant with the biblical learning
the army of Lilexty in thcliml of Leo- ofMHton but it ha, one peculiarity, seldoni
, to be found in bis-other prose wpiks, namely,'
indas. Pericles and EpaimnonJas. ah", exemption from any appearance of , po-
-This cave or 'vatle, is one of the leinical indignation or asperity. No where
:.Uln : .1 ,:l,.l 'ius uie-reai auiuur Miuvirmuiseu. so sen-
rIC"tCM r,"u pos.Si.ssed and unruffled. by the recollections
II 19 it cave in uiS- ,111, Jl i in S can -,f th umW. ! wme ahnrhrl n fh
it. 1 hq only wav ot getrirrg access to
the mouth of it, is by ascending a pre
cipice f200 feet,4 by lo'ir ladders, one
of which is drawn un bofo.-2 tlie other is
i ; .r - ! - 'ni . -...'-.'.-. ii . i .1
let nown. l ;e intermr .. in iioia a
sinaiv body of f icons very convenient
hv Ulysses 'had stocked it witham-
munmoivann provisions, ror ten years.
It. is' absolutely impregnable, the en
trance bk-iiig s formed that no cannon
.diet 'or" shall 'ca.; enter, in the interior
is a fiiur spring of wa'ter which it is
lmpossj-jle to cut o
. Vermont. -The annual election tool
place in-this, state last week. Come-
iius r. rati iwss Ras Deen re-eiectcu
Governor, without opposition.
-. .. ,
Sin -ular Coincidence. . . A New-York
y t . . . .
paper states tliat all the lights in the
stores of Chatham -street and in the
Theatre, were! suddenly extinguished
on Friday nigtyt last, without1 any per
son's being able to account fortha cir
cumstancc
" Captain CVeighton, ofthe U. States
Ship Cyane, has sent in, by: two ves
sels which recently arrived at New-
York, thirteen
sheep of the Tunisian
breed, which he procured at conside
rable expense and troubl) from the
interior of Africa.. They are said'tc
be hHilr valuable, botli on account of
their, flesh aud jtlieir. wool.
The Second Annual Report of tlie
Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Kentucky,
. ... ..... I , ... . . ..--.
represents that institution to oe hi a ve
ry flourishing: condition. Ine number
of pupils has increased so fast, that the
directors have I found it necessary to
A gentleman from Orange county
informed us a few.dayH.ago, that his
crp of cotton hai been greatly injured
by the rot, whichshas this year, for1 the
firsi time, made its appearance on his
f.irnr; and that all his efforts to disco
ver the cause, "had heeir unsuccessful.
Since conversing with this gentleman,
we have seen, in a late paper, an arti
cle ex true ted from the ... Louisiana. Ad
vertiser, in which a planter asserts,
with the utmost confidence, that, the
Huminiox Bird is the cause of thisdes
tructive disease, if we may o term it,
of the cotton plant. It wduld be well
for planters to make the observation
lor themselves, and n the above sug
irestion; prove correct, to endeavor to
devise some means of expejjin the
mischievous bird from their fields., ?
W e have heard that the rot, prevails
u some' other parts of the' Stat.
, r . Taytiteville Observer.
scrintures, 'land in refi'bus lo;dc:ahd his
style," us far as we CaTT'jodgf from the trans-
lotion, is unusually unambitious 3t ur.labored. 1
At tire same tnne it the splendid eloquence
which we migld, expect from Milton, be mis
sjng, Ti'e. have his accustomed aj?d pious de
ference to scnpture authovrty, llendeu witn
" Falls '
utes of the
Muse to that great woiider of nature, re do
not remember ny so comprehensive and
at the isaiae'time so ; geographically cortecc
uSitliis, . . ':.V ,...i,r'
The dioughts are strange that crowd into niy
brin, .... . ......
While I look iipward to thee. It would seem
As if God pviyf ed thee from his 4 hollow hand'
And hung his bow upon thy" awful frontt ?
And spoke in. thatlottd voice, which scem'd
to him - .-; 'u - i) . .)
Yho.dwplt in Patmos forv his Saviour sake,
,The soimc of "many, waters;' and had bade,
Thy' flood to chronicle the ages back, '
And notch Iliseent'ries in the eternal rocks.
Deep calleth hhto deep. ' And what are ' we,
That hear the qhcstfoh of that Voice sublime
Oh! what, are all the notes' that ever rung.
From war's vain trumpet by thy thunderiflg
side!. , : . '. ': .- ', ' ,
Yes, what is all the riot man can make
In his short life, to thy imeeasing roar!
atki yet, I? old OaUOler, what art thou to llirn
U ho drown'd a world and heap,tHhev,wates
l:ir ' .' ' -v - I.
his wonted acuter.e of conltroVeTaal powers Abce its loftiest mountains ?a light waye
and v.it!rthe strength of his scnpture-clad Tliatbreaks Sc. whispers of its Maker's might ;
merviory.? ; .! ' . ' j '. It ... .- ( . -. - .
Tn this citv, on Saturdav Ust. ti atlranced
ga. "David Itiitji' for m ny years a rest lent
of this city, where he formerly currie t on tho
business of a CJiatfm-iker ; iul nany, .years
agp, iij firing the canuon at ao anuiverarv of
nancn
on ne
cessiry. ; Alter tnat, lie was ror many years
A, A cveltyTherz is now. growing, time rast. he has been sicklv and unable tZ
and nearly matured to- .periection, a j attend to any business. ; The deceased. was
small patch ot IIice on higjj land, cul- j a soldier of the
Take a plain man with an honestiheart.
give him a bible, and make himconverS"
unt in it ; and I will engage he will ne
yer be at a loss5 how to act agreeably to
his dr.t
vty in every circumstance. of life, our Independence, he had one vf his ha
IParbui ton. so much injured as to render ampntation
:: ' .-t.'-- V : ' ' - ' cessiry. After that, he was for rhany y
Revolution
on
T
A murder was committedin our streets
n Sunday evening last, about 8 o'clock.
i"wo nejrro boys, between the ajes ol
12 and 13 years, quarrelled ; 'when one
drew a knife, anil as the other approach
ed, stabbed him so directly to the heart
that he! expired in a few minutes.- We
earn that the oaendec has neen arrested
and confined in jail to await his trial.
Jiiczr. uaz.
77ze GianVs Boot&V?e have lust
had an opportunity of examining a pair
of boots made bv Mr. P. Nagle, for
Mr. Magee, vthej;irish giant, now exhi
biting; in this citv. liie excellence of
trvated in the garden of that patriotic On tlie 6th Inst, near pdton, Jin. , El!.
praikQ-worthlntleman Johx HpiE eih. Brown the X, . d
, Vi J-t i - j' a it the excellent wife w l!r.- Reniamin flrown:
Lsq. sen'r. President oi the Jigrtadtu- w a19Xv tlf heP hmhand W friend I,..
rid, goQttii. of, ' South-Cdroliruii; vliojbeen greyly aggrarited ' by the' cause, and
is assiduously employed in practical 1 suddenne of htr death It eeins thatjMrs.
experiments- -for the advuncem'eni of Bro n had been aubject tooccasional attack
Agriculture in all its various branches, faue and fever during . the summer; and
nh!rinr nr . . Juit,she bad been. pers.iacleaiCcontrary.td
WV?r.'v'?. rr" V ; 1 th, vv sheaofthf fnmilv to trv the ffVrt rf
?repn flourd Juice, whih had before betn
LATEST FROii EUROPE, used as a nostrum i i the neighborhood. SIms
.. . .- ... I took the fatal dose at the, approach or She
By the Courier, from Liverpool, and ague, and scarcely was tar pojson swaiircn
die Frances, trqm Havre, rouaon ,imtJ. . :r- :. c t ;v T
. f ' 1 . . L, V- - I l.XUJUU9' TCU 1J1 W UUU a. -
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UC19 IU IUC CltUIUi.ui;
yerpoo tohe .18th, and, iavre to the TvrCnlv VioUaVS
,aui U4. fV i It a I TVAN awny from the subscriber on be 1st
no news, save of an additional failure in5tant;lwo Kciro Fellows, viz. TOM.
oi a cfioii iucrtiuuu,:, auu.ii vuiuniua- a Carpenters agetl about 24 or25 years, 5
tion of tlie defeat (though not the cap- ffcCi 9 or 10 inches high, of dark complexion.
lure) of Jbi uliim Pacha ; ' I qulbk spoken, and quick in his; tnovementi.
We have been favored with tlie fol-, il ILL i , fus broiheT, . ais f ; darr ' templet,
lnwirto letter dated ion, 5 feet high, aged about 17 or 18. having-
losing ieuer, dated . , v , :i 3 .,, t of teetlu' The above negrocw
1 We regret to eay'.thar another: extensive
house in the Amer-ca.i tfrle, suspended pay
ment j esterday,' and which a litde ' dmps
the cotton market for the present It is said
liow;ever, that a good deal of cotton will, in
c nseqaence of these. failures, be locked tip
from "the market for "some time, owing to
several ca'aseswant of orders to sell, ' in
some'ease-. and'in othtrs,the intricacy of
the accounts, j and also the boper -that some
delay may obtam better, prices, and enable
the "parties to make a more satisfactory ar
rangement fcr thvir creditors. The m;rk?.t
were purchased by me of a Mn Townra,
speculatorfrom Mecklenburg:, county,! Vir
gin'a, in Uie spring of 1 824," and it is I'lkelr
will endeavor to get back to said plao, a
they have made frequent attempts to do .so.
The above reward will be given, and alt rea
sonable expences p lid, to ny person appre
henefng said negroes and lodging them in
an yjail so thai 1 get them. lnformaJo bf-
ing given ine. ': " . - ':' " ' " ' "
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Darlirgton district," S. C.? qr ' ' .
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