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BOARDING. I a f r fifnH'tntn can be accommodated . M wVth'-0OAu,.iy me "mw aK-v 8TKOXG, IWin opposite .the Courthou.e. ENTERTAINMENT, THE subscriber oyuiis-uicdi:- ' ! 1 the public in general, that he has rcn- j and is now in possesion hat e.e- t new Basins owned hy the heirvof ted James Ccch run, decani Koxboro . n yrrm the situation and convenience ot tne Tavern-House ami superiority of the Stabler he tlattws himsclt tnai i .r.i- j lers will be induced to can on . Jias now and irtnds keeping cu hana a coed supplv of every tiling necessary tor the accommodation of iMan and fiorse, and every j.: ... i n--v - exertion on his part will he. '-"sea THOMAS SNEED. Dlease. Person county N. C June 10. 2G ot SOLD AT .7V Galea's Store Raleigh,, By appointment of the Proprietor, Wfj ; Vvt.ich are celebrated for the Cure of most d seasea to which the Human Kody is lia j bis. Prepared or.lv ly the tale Proprietor, T. Vv . DYOTT, M. D. i andson of the late celebrated dr. Robert sen, of Ed nboiouirh. I Dr Robertson's celebrated Stomachic Elixir of Health. For the cure of Coughs, Uoldv Consump tion, !IvooinjrGjoi;b, Asthma, l-ains in the Breast, wind in ih Somrch, , Bowtl crm pi itn's, Pr ce I di-JN" 50 cents Dr. Robertson's Veg viable Nervous Cordial, or Nature Grand Restora tive. He commended fr the cure of all Nervous C mplaints, cttend-d '-vi-h inwai d We aknes, depression rf he Spirits, tled-Ache, Tre mor, Fain'ntss. Hy-te.-ic F ts, licbility, the trxcpsaive use of Mercury, dases pecu'iar In 1'ematcv, c. Price 1 doiiu1 50 cer,;j. Dr. Robertson's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic Drops. A safe and ffirc.uil cure for the Gout. Tihenmatism, Lumbago, Stone and (Iravel, avelbng and wcakners cf 'he Joints, Sprains llrtjises Pans m the Head &. Fnce, Frosted F it, &c Pre 2 VI ir Dr. Robertsons PatentStoniachlc .Bit terS. Celebrated for strejr'.hfning a weat Sto macb, increasing the appetite, ard a certain preventive and cure for tVe Fever 6c Ague, &e. Price 1 collar- Dr. Hobertson's 'Infallible Worm De stroying Lozenges. Price 50 cen is ptr package large ditto, 1 lollar. Dr. Drott's Anti-Bilious Tills. For the Preventi' n and . . ue of Bilious and Malipnant Fevers. Puce 25 cents per box large ditto, 50 crrts. Dr. Dj-ott's Patent Ttcn Ointment. A safe and inf!l;b;e Cdre for the Itch Price 50 cents ptr h rx. 03 Tke N c hat each and all iba a bove r,er:cir.e Mcdiciiica are nij;nd v-ith th--?. a'-hatureof die sols Proprietor, T. W. 1) Y crr,M.a. ."Pampblfts ccntaininj certificates ol t?urf, Ztc. perfcrrried through lite efficacy of tbe sL j ' Medicares, may be ffad gratis b .pVtiii- At .1. fie's 'v e- , 7 m.WLc'i 30TAXICAL U'WPS ! . .The foil 'living -voluntary cer, ijicatts are jirvcfx of their s'mgiUar and wierior CF.nTIFirATE. This n:ay cc tiiy tiiat I, Gen- Jas. "."."hitelaw, . cf Hjejrate, (Vt.) have .i daughter, who has beta hum her yomh to the age of 20 years, st crtly aQ.cted U'lth the sal' rheyni, and af ter having t ed many medicines t no effect, ias inducetl to make trial of " Da. Heir's -I0TA5cAt. Drops' prepared by W. T. Con vav, which, after aimiD:i.terin.ir three bot tles, enmplettd a aire, and she has not been troubled with thecomnlaint Since. JAM KS WIUTELAW. .5I.upeUer,Ian:.i 6,'i3lG; .The f'Jlovzr. rg. letter J rem the mother cf an infant is tru.y inttrestmg to the aj fin id. ' ' . Respected Sir Agreeable to your "'re-' qf,eUl would inform you, that my son is new I- sV;!: 3 years ; IS months s-ince, when informed oi Dr KeifV Botanical Drops and Pills, he J .t-n h:.d not the use of his arms ; one leg al " 2rt rr-jtpled r hip dnpped out of place ; his thVgh swelled up and broke in 5 places ; arms in the mean time swelled tip and broke in 12 , timers t rr.anv of the sores were down to the lb bovo fnr on? year -he had no use of the joints Jjjune ant 1 but now has die use of both arms, sores aliqf n 'Qr tij I well but three, he novv appears tube tretting 1 1 n-r.-Im iVel1 v7 fast. Many said it was Impossible j ithat he could get well. Others say it seems I I ke raising one from -the dead. I must ever ' Utvam a Sincere fi-ier.d and well wisher to you ' 'Wbo have sheun so much k.r. 2nesu mv son. t AV atertortl, (C o.) May 12, 1 816 ""sre ihe best sonne- anrl ;nittimnii V.!; t Li hc 'SOT WthildrenVith per- B'S . Vv ervc mme are v . 4 - ; c-.,aiu most JJTUgg:sts, lioo&seller! 1 'hve' Drops rve radical cure foV Sarrvif 1 Suit Uheun, Isprt, St. Anthwj J-tre, Sail I f Lr'c?.s, &cre-Jeg .even. when the bone is i ; i J"1' V -iierral Taint when mercurv has 4 t T u u . ' s Spared and sold t olesaie, by the safe propriety y T j"1 Xo. 1, Hamilton Place. CounnAn : V 1 : . ot manv extraordinary cur extraordinarv cures nw-i VI -p uisccunt to Couatrv Traders, and if c Attention -Uniform Company f j Those who signed the subscription for fortr.insra U-ialorsi volunteer Com- party in -this- City, are requested to I meet at Mr. Jeter's long room on Sa ! turday .afternoon at 4 o'clock for the purpose of proceeding to elect officers makcv bye laws ana determine on the , Unifor ( Raeh. 8th Julv 181' , ' ; a iNKv wuiik; Just received f com Philadelphia, at J. t ALEX'S bTOREy "BTOL. X. ct" the-Amer'can Register ; or ? .un-iary View of History, Politics and ) j L-lera!ure j: Xhe 2J Vol is in the Preta A volume j wilj bt pUbj3hed scmi-annuallyr The pre- iPit vft'iimc Is IntitKl'jctorr; The next Will ai:me ihe (cvxn intended lor the Wrfc V Philadelphia ; Primed by Th : Dobson, at Strne-Housc in 3. Second trt. LAND Pur SALE. UNDEll a Decree of the Court of Equity tor Orange County, shall expose to Public Sale on Saturday the3d of August I 4 ; next, on a credit of 12 months, about Thirty Acres of LAND with' coed improvements goca lropro' thereon, adjounng the village ot ChapeLJIill, where Abraham Ci&ig, Esq. now rde.- The land be ongstn the heirs of the lat D vid Craig; d"c and the sale wdi be made on thc premises. H JOMIAU TUHiNP.ll Mill. Hillsborough.-July 7. 29 3w STRAYED OR STOLEN, From the subscriber, on he n:?ht of the 2d instant, a bOURF.L HOUSE,. "4 years old i last spring, sboit 5 feet high, a star in his f-xe, soin scars on h's back ocasiond by the b te ot olher Worses his tail dock ed ;.nd i.ai been badly iriniaii.d, his com- rron gait is fo trot Adv Per.!i tjat wjil I deliver the slid ilorse to nv (bvii g cn the j main Stage Uoad "m the cun'y of Warren) jrr secure him so that i gee him egain, shall i be well rew arded, j WM.H.BROWJT, July 0, V'J Dn. CALDWELL's SERMON. WTTCT T I TT T ICIlL'n and n sile, at the taWs. m Mr Bav- f Mjoerva Office, Mr htii's Bookstores, pi ice 25 cents, A SKliM IN", dellveredn Kaie:gh, .November IU, lbi6, ut the adm.nisiration of. the Lord' Supper, bv Josenh Caiuwpil, d. i. Pres.dent of the t. iii ! versity of Nortii CaroUna. Printed &t the re j quest of a number of citizens, j The uual discount wdl be made to those who may purcltase to retail, and to rehg.ou.s ; societies desirous of dislnbutinv any of the i copies. A. LUCAS. July 11, 1 Sir. 29-tf LINE OF MAIL STAGES Between Petersburg and llaleigh. nplifc PUBLIC are respect'iilly iuioimed A that tit a Lit e is in excellent order with fine teams and sober attentive drivers, with good krge Stages. They leave IV tersburg every morning at 3 o'clock, AM and arrive at i a eigb the nex: day at 12. Leave Kaleigh every day at 12, noon, ai.ri arrive the next day at Petersburg at 6' P. M Paasengers may rely on the giesfst atten tion beif g paid in making them comfortable in travelling on his Line, and their cenvey ance sure. Notwithstanding the hgh price, of Provender, there-has been do rise in the Stage fare. '1 be greatest care and attention will be paid to bHggage, but no liability lor losses or accidents ot any kind; G HOLS ON &. FOX. April CI, 13ir. ftw LETTERS Vfc ' v -w I itemaimng in me 1'ost-vimce at Conconl. n.Vi. ouij i, ioi, lUlll 11 111)1 UK.LII uui previous to theSOtii or September next, will be sent to the General Posi-othce as dead letters. Observe the date. .1 John IL Alexander, Elizabeth Andrew, Mis. .Margaret Alexander Ji. John Bm- sttr. Jolmson Bis-irars. Daniel B! kwehlpr ' Hanna Bradshaw -C Peter Carngan M 1 Carlock, Jotin Corethers, Jacob Coaleman I J). Jonathan Davis, James Davis, Eli Dennis, j P. James Flern.nsr. Wdham Flen.ii r ? u Jol.n (ii eetlyv U ilhain Gdham 21--1 " JI. Dr. Charles Hams, KoLert Harris, James Hamilton 2, Henry Howell, William Harris 3 - r it - I. Johit Irwin A.' John K;mmo:uis i L. Dav;d Lo.ie, llohert Iee. Thomas Letter. Thomas Liwne, Uemy Linker- Jll Hes sey M'lvti lay, J. B. Mjsters; Jas Morrison, Saml." Morrison, John ' Moinson. M'Kanv W. Morgan, Janus M'Caleb, Esq. Archibald M' Cuniy, sen. Hugh S M'Caleb, ItichardM Cree, l&bert Meelor, Mis. Mary M'Cree, D. M'Cree A" Father Nit kerr.n- r i Andrew Oha a 3 -P. Pluhn Phmk John II. Piunket, Alexander Pickens 2, Jno. Pat terson, Joha Petree Ji. Joseph A. Koss; Itev.Johnltob.nson 6' Robert W Smith, Moses Shmn, Benjamin iiinnn. Moras Shank I T. David Taylor, AV dliam TaylorW ni. Wt ggoner, Samuel Watson,' P Wliite. i. v ilium loung, Esq, W illiam Young, ar. JNO. TllAV IS, P."M SALISBURY ACADEMY. THB Examination of the Students in this Institution took place on the 30th of and resulted entirely to the satiafac ftLe Trustees and of mav Lsdies anH Gemluntn who attended. The Scholars in Latin, and Greek, gave the best proofs that they have not been taught the languages su perficiuPy, but with much accuracy, and great regard to first principles The same may be said of every other Braich. bui more particularly of the Class iu Engfith Gram mar. - a ne critical examination and ranid progress ot every Class, far exceeded theiUtan to Roanake-Island ; and found. that expectations of the Trustees, and furnished the best eulcgium on the lie. T. Hilli a.rd, both as a Classical Scholar & as an Instruc tor of Youth. He merit the thanks of the Trustees, ard o4 the Parents of bis Scholars, ifmanner in'vbich-Le has conducted the txer- uisc oi iue Academy. ; , The business of the Institution will be re newed on Mondav the 21st July. oaries tislier, T uuc . -viacnamara, Hor. B. Satterwhite, Stephen L. Ferrand, V illiam C. Love, John Gilesj o 2V 3wr HJ1LEIGJI FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1317. The Supreme., Court "of this State commenced its Term in this city, on Monday last All the Judges are pre sent. :-;'-:'"V Tlie Banks of Cape-Fear and New bern, have each declared Dividends for the last half year, of four percent ; the Bank of Virginia has declared five. Dr. James S. Smith, of Hillsborough, is a Candidate for Congress in this dis- tnct ; and John L.' Henderson, Esq. i for the Salisbury district. The House of Representatives of New-IJampshire, on' the amendments ito tne constitution oi tne unitea 'States, proposed by this state, tlte ob ject or which is to require Kepresen ItativeVin Coojjress ami Electors to be .' chosea in districts, have voted tliat it j is not expedient to adopt tbein. Air. Taylor of Virginia, in his new edition of that excellent Farmer's ! Book, Arator, speaking of the too i prevalent practice of the Southern j Fanners of wearing out their land and then deserting it, says, " Posterity will see written in the face of the Country, Tour Ancestors like In- ; dians, proved their regard fur their j j children, by scalping the Mother I " The President of the U. States, it ! appears from tne soittierii rrjiers, would be at Boston on the 4th iustant, i where preparations were making for 1 receiving him with considerable pomp and splendor. The preparations making in Massa chusetts tsavs the Albany .-Ariusi for t!ie recej'tion and escort of the Presi ident - of the 'United Urates, surpass in 1 maiinitude thoe of -their less notional i neighbors. Orders have pawsei down I from, the coinmauder in chief, to the i commanders of all the companies of ! cavalry and artillcrr on the sunnosed ! route "of the President, to hold their companie- in constant readiness to do honor to him as lie masses through the state. Altliough we should commend less, parade, still iie excess is more pardonable in Massachusetts, if wc ; consider that it may be intended as j an atonement for her political and mo- j rr ) cine liit-irrr tfif iryi . ! ral sins during the war. The Editor of the JVbrfulk Herald, ! in copying a piece trom a late ntar, under the signature of Granville, ' remarks on the following passage con tained in that piece; 44 Norfolk and Petersburg have been al ternately poising up and down in alternate preponrie ration. Petersburg is now in the zenith cf her prosperity, but her trade i I going-to.' 'Norfolk, and .she must sink as ! her rival rises. Alrth-Carolina furnish ts all (both) ivith tne means of umltliy and in return is hated and treat t d ivith he a- lactation " of- r orte-rj.,,-rThis:: -(say s the Jtlditor ot th the Heraid) ii ran logic indeed : because our neighbor helps us to make a fortune, we must, in muni, hate aui de (pise him! We are astonished that s-. &. " "."V ""W. . ' lOU 1 d':W SO wJ:dfa RQU?n ' or that fcc 5 houlc4 Possess so lit.le -candor and discre- giK)d a writer as Granville appeafs to be, i U"n "s lo a"enipt to persuade the people i of North-Carolina, that they are hated i - and despised by their brethreuof Virginia, ! for his declaration to that effect is utteriv r.grounuiess. v e Know there is a party . . . . - - j in tue siate ct North-Carolina, w ho tor Jioiitkal reasons, would go any lengths to btt their state at variance with ours; j Granville i no dcubt one of that party : jand the ex ioent tendency of the ofiensive remark we httve quoted is, to effee that ooject ; j;n (Oject as degrading to the he :d and heart of the writer, as it must bo disgusting to every liberal and inteili- jgcuu citizen of whatever political party. A new outlet to the Ocean. Th last Edenton paper, in reference to this subject, has the following article : In noticing in our last publication, the progress made by the Eoard of Cdrrmk. ; ioners, fcr ascertaining the practicability oi opening an ouuet to tne ocean tor the waters' cf Albemarle-. Sound, ve inchr i ectly stated, it appears, that they were absent on that business nearly- five days, three of which were taken up In going and returning ; and that it was feared they had discovered that the whole sch eme wras a visionary one This, we are credibly informed, is not the case : For in stead of the scheme being a visionary one. wviuuuojiuiH. i a wc v uLiiig iriieir time HI j the way stated, tliey were actively em ployed with Capt. Clark, about three days ia sounding the waters from Croa- j tlic practicability, so far, of opening an jouuet to, tue ocean, is Dy no means a task of such infinite difficulty as our ob servations, and tne prejudice cf a few in dividuals, would lead the public to sup pose. In making the remarks which we did, we were actuated by no other mo tive than that w hich irresistibly forced it?elf upon th e minds of those ed of their intention of returning as soon t as they did. That wc had no intention i of wounding the feelings of these gentle !meu, cf thwartins: an Undertaking n lau dable, must be obvious, when it is recol lected; that we have invariably advocated it as anveiiterprise fraught with incalcu iible beceat to this sec Uoa oi the State,' i v American Thdependence"t can nivcrsary of this glorious event , was! celebrated in this city on Friday last! with the usjal demonstrations oi joy. The day was ushered iu by the dis charge of a field-piere. At 1 1 o'clock, the Citizens assembled at. the State Ifouse to, hear an Oration from John W. Young, Esq. who had been appoin ted for that purpose. ' The Oratioa, which was spirited and appropriate, was preceded by a short Address and suitable Prayer by the Rew AYm. M' Phecters, our City Pastor, and accom panied with Music by the Amateurs or the City. At half past two, the Citi zens ami Strangers sat down to a plen tiful ajrfl eleuant Publ Dinner, pre pared fit. the Hotel by Mr. Ruffiri...A which Governor Miller presided, as sisted by Chief-Justice vPaylor, and Jud;e Sea well. The following Toasts, announced by the firing of cannon, and interspersetl with patriotic and convivial Songs, were given on the occasion i 1. The Dau May it be forever obser- f ved as the great National Festival of A- menca. 2. George IVcst'hingtcn The first of Soldiers, Patriots and Statesmen. Z. The Heroes and 'Patriots of the Re volutionIt is to them we owe the bles sings of Freedom. 4. The Uiuted State. May they fore ver continue, free, prosperous, and happy the secure Asylum of the oppressed of other Nations. 5. The Ccnsti:utio7-Oxv Shield of Safety in every time of Peril. 6. The Pec'jJe May they never lose sight of their invaluable privileges as Ci tizens of a free Country. 7. The' President of the United States A happy return from his Tour of Duty to the Northern Frontier. 8. The Congress and Constituted Au thorities. . 9. Our fate Presidents and venerable Feiloiv Citizen sy Adams Jtjfcrson and Mad is on They enjoy in retirement the sweet reward of their Country's l"ve. .1 0. Our little Ydvy The pride of A merica, and the wonder of the World.. 1 1. Oi'.r Ahry The brave Defenders of their Country V Honor 12. The Militia It wants but discipline to make it the sure defence ot the Nation. Vo. Agriculture, Commerce and Manu factures thcunfailing sources of Wealth and Comfort to an industrious and enter- ! prying Pceple.. 14. Inland J avigatten--May the Spirit which has gone forth on this interesting subject, continue uutil its desirable object be accomplished. 15. Our University and Public Schools It is by a diie encouragement of these Institutions that the happiness and pros perity of the State will be best promoted. 16. The Friends Freedom all over he World. 17 Scuth America. May the struggle v t her Sons to throw off die yoke cf T y ranny finally prevail. " 18. A free Press the best security of Ktitgii.us and Political Liberty. 19. The A aliens of the hart k : Mav the period soon arrive when National Con iroversies shall be settled by the rules of Justice and Equity, without resort to War and Bloodshed. The 4th of Jiffy. This day was ce lebrated at Chapel Hill by the Stu deuts of the University, in a manner well adapted to the occasion. Accord- . .-i . ing to pjevious arrangements, tne stu dents and others who thought proper to attend, repaired to the Chajjel at the appointed hour, vvlitre, with some pre fatory remarks, the Declaration of In dependence was read by Mr. John L. bailey, to the great satisfaction of all whd heard him. The company were then requested to" attend at the Ea gle Hotel, to partake of an excellent Dinner prepared lor the occasion. Mr. James K. Polk President, and Bevil G. Wyche Vice-President. After dinner the following Taosts were drank. ' .V-' 1. The Day vze celebrate Al&y it al ways nndm America the land of r reedora. 2. The Revolutionary War A practi cal comment on the absertion that a pe? ple who wishes to be free, has only to will it may it stand as a naming comet to di rect the eppressed to the Mount of Liberty. 3. The Shi it of '7 6 May that enthu siastic love of Liberty, yvhich roused our ancestors to shake off the fetters of despo tism forever be enshrmcd within the breasts of their posterity. : 4. The Patriots of 76 Your disinter ested Republicanism will ever meet with the gratetul plaudits of your admiring countrymen, and your names be cherish ed as the safeguard of Independence. 5 . J Vdshingt on Mere than B rums greater than Cato when rolling years shall cease to inovc, thy name shall cease to live. '." -. . 6 J Thomas Jefferson May his wise and politic administration be remembered .as a standing monument f human greatness, and may the evening of his days be devot ed to the study of Philosophy and the tranquility of retirement. ' ; 7. James Madison Let the friends of Liberty and the votaries of Republicanism hail thy glorious name as a national orna ment in War, and m peace as a national monument of Wisdom. 8. President the United States May he guide the rudder, of government wita as much prudence & wisdom as he wield ed th-2 sword of Independence with prowj ess and execution. - 9. Judge Marsha U-iHy the labor cf this great and good man be forever che rished by the friends of Liberty and Sci ence, ana remain for posterity to admire as a pillar of American Iurispi-udcncc. tu. uur i-ongress me most enhgh aed National Assembly, j eprescniing te the: iconUsad people cn the globe. Blesetl .a.Athe wise, forbV their ifrc&a they are known. . " 11. Our Grovernmeni Possessing .thp advantages of a" Monarchy witU the frte dom of the' people, eternal infamy to th villain who meditates. its destruction. 12. Our Country JDeatColumniahaiD A sanctuary for the goocl and a sacred a sylum fcrthe persecuted may. thy land be sacred to science and devoted to, reli gion, and may liberty always crown the spot of Independence. ; . . . 13. The Tree of Libcrtyt ay it be set nourished by.. Ike' Constitution that the -whole continent. of America may be sha ded b; its boughs. - '. . WThe lest Jlflr We:. plucked the laurels from the brows of the cuiquerorft of Napolecn. . ? . - 15. Ccfct.Jd',neii Lahxrencc--Possessing' virtue which nothing could subdue, and patriotism over which bnly death could triumph, in the last pang of "fainting life, he-cried "Don't give up the Ship." 16. Dr. Jos f fih ValdveltTlie literary Colossus of Nortkarolina, whose exera plary virtue, exalted piety, and indefati gable exertions to prormite the prosperfc- ty m .tins institution men; our warnieat approbation. . , - . -" , 17. University cf Aorf h Carolina May it raise another Blakely. .18. Our Juvy Its shout victory wa3 the dirge of British glory. , )-:, 19. Our Annu Spartan . ism,-Roman Virtue, and American Vx-J-nimity united and consolidated. - .20. The Patriots cf Scuth-Atic-ica-m May the spirit of freedom, that aw-1 kerr ed tliem to rebellion, animate -thei1 iti their struggle for Liberty and ultimately enable them to shake cf the shackles slavery. 21. GenJacksr:n Success to Old Hick ory, the best curb to British insolence. ' . ; Volunteer Toasts. r By Mr.Btiley. .. Gen. Putnam Ca!k from the plough like a second Cincinna tus he rose triumphant at the B.ittlcvbf Bunkers' Hill and preferred an ' hour of Virtuous Liberty to a wholcternity oC bondage." . - ; . Y i- '. Mr. l3clk. May pur little Navy evet ccntinue to ride triumbhant cn the tld-r mcnt of European despotism and teacla the pirates of the ocean that a free peo- pie win not De msiuteuk .... Mr. Wyche. Our officers in the last War like the old knight-errants, broke the charm of British invincibility They met the-enemy and thev were ours. Mr Lee -Patrick Hciiry The pulat of honesty and the model of virtue -ex-,. cellence Uke his shall stand d pyramid of human greatness, amidst the lapse of agen. Mr. T. B. Slade. Mi. j. Gen- 'Win. R, Davie, Minister Plenipotentiary to -France --The founder of our Institution, an cn lightened statesman and a true p'atriot. Mr.J. Sanders. Gen. Francis Marion, whose brave exploits recommend him to the friends of Liberty and whose exem plary life is a pattern to the rising gene-. ralifn. . . Mr. A. H.'Davls. Success to the NaU vy in War a national bulwark, in peace a national safeguard. Mr.Otey. Gen. Pike May his gal lant services ra? et with the-just rewards of a grateful country. . ' . Mr.. Phillips The day we telebrate May it always mett with a joy ful recep tion" in the breast cf every American. Mr. B. Davis. Gene-als Binwn and Scott, the Heroes of Chippewa May their names 'sound with renown, whcix ours sleep in oblivion. . . Mr. Palmer,. The oppressed cf Ire land may they ever find an asylum ia tins country. Mr. Martin. May North Carolina produce another For,sy the. - Mr.E. S. Greening. General De Kalb Generous, Frenchman ! you left ytmr native and happy shore to lay down, you useful life on the fatal plains of Cam den, where your remains arc enshrined, within the tomb of republicanism and rc posing under the holy tree of Liberty. Mr. J. H. Rufiin. CaOt. Johnston. Blakely Columbia's bbast, Carolina's . pride. " How sleep the brave who sink to rest By all their country's honours blest." By May the smilcs.of themcri- can Fair, ever reward the Patriot, andt' their frowns punish the Traitor: Cannon Founiery. General Jack con ia now superintending the erection gf n -1 . i II 1 ( i u. waiiiiua ami eaiiiiori uau lOUnuCW j ry, on Slioal creek, Madison county Tii:;s:;.:.L'r i n tt : . JZL i3sismpju lerncory. jie nas laid oil 50,000 acres for the use of the esta& lishment. - Grand Banks DiscountyTorty: seven schooners arti ved aMarbfe head, from the Grind Banks, frora May 8 to June. 9th, 181$havingcauht seven hundred and thirty six thousand -7 iwjuio 4134' k to eacn vessel; r . 5 r Specie. Ad arrival at Charl; uh caturoay wees last, Iroui Jai i" j. j 1 1 w brought one hundred thousand in specie I This makes ahci hundred thousand dollars. a a . . a . TV there within a lortnight; tj.-'i. r'i j nt . x uezvarc or nnnncs black man named Jemmy, a i was, on the 24th ultimo. 1 Fort Johnson, in Charleston I? a Shark. It appears that his got adnlt, and he swam out l just as he hail got hold of her t r seized him, and it is supposed! entirely m two. iMoiiiin w; wards to be seen but his blood had dyed the water at the spot... MAHltrED. In Charleston on the 25th ult. CoIcl cI James B mkhead, of the U. S. Armj.to Miss A ia S. Pync. DIED, At Fayettevilleonthe 27th ult. Mr. R bmson Mumford, Jun. aged 52 ; lcug respectable aad valuable Citi2ca.
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