.. it a course lie fioped was notfh
'tended, and his object was to invest! -oa
the subject early enough in the
Teion to provide for the settle
ment of all claims heretofore legisla
ted for.
Mr. Tavlor, of New-YorV, did not
think Ooriress would feel bound to
withhold anvjust claim because it
niijiht decide any particular office no
longer necessary. He was unwilling
to call on the DepartmenrTor any o
pinion, but had no objeclion to call
tor anr information, it might possess,
'eliding to atl'ect the expediency., of the
continuance of the office of claims ;
ami reeved so to change the words of
-: the-resolution firt in italicras tocon
fuim it to his wishes..
This proposition was agreed to by
Mr. Johnson.
Mr. -Frpvtli then moved to amend
the resolution, by striking out all the
lat part thereof, printed in italic,
w hich required the opinion of the Se
cretary of 'War, as to what branch of
the Department it would he -proper, to
refer the duties of ti e Commissioner
to: which motion was agreed to; and
lb unmodified, the. resolution was
.adopted.
Mr. Harrison rose, according to no
tuv esterlav pven. to ask leave to
brin in ahilfto extend half-pay pen
sions for five years, to the widows of
soldiers who'died in the public ser
vice during the late war, Sec.
The leave nked was given, by a
vote of 55 to 52, and a committee ap
poiitod.to prepare a bill accordingly.
The. House took up the report of
the conferees on the part of this House
"on the subject of the disagreeing votes
of the two Houses t and
On motion of Mr. Lowndes, the
House resolved to adhere to its disa
greement to said amendment.
The bill? which parsed the Senate
this day, were rec eived by the House,
and severally twice rend and referred.
The House tften resumed the consi
deration of the resolution yesterday
offered .by-Mr. Robertson, of Louisi
ana, to instruct the military commit
tee to enquire inti tlie expediency of
-educating at the military school of the
United States the son of all officers,
non-com nis.'-iimed officer, or privates,
who have fallen in fighting for their
ountrv.
After disposing of several provoi
tiehs to amend e re.-olufion, and
soire discussion of its object.
A substitute was oered by Mr.
Moore of Pa. as follows, whir1, after
being amended, by expunging the
words in italic was agreed to ;
That the committee on mil'tarv affairs
e instructed to enquire into the expedi
enry of hring;ng in a bill, embracing the
following principles, viz : That in all ap
plications hereafter, for the admission of
Cadets into the military academy of West
Pint. a preference, shall be.triven to the
i ns cf the cheers, non-commissioned of
." itccrs, and soldiers, who were killed in
battle, or died in the service of the United
:ates, in the late war, giving a prefer
mre to those least able to educate them
telvcs, and best qualified for the military
profeisMon, and to he distributed as cqiwl
lit a pructirahlr throughout the severed
States and T. rrit'jrh n. according to the
ratio cf itrrst-Kfaficr..
Iu th shan the resolution was a
dpfed by a considerable majority
The House, or. matron of Air. Hop
fc:non. revolted itplf into a commit-
f. tee of the -whole, on the bill to eMail-
lih jp uniform system ofBankrnptcy
throT)fd:otit tvie U. States..
The reading of th; bill (which con-
tjins fifty-four printed folio paircs) oc
V cur-fed ti e remainder of t-ie sifting :
af'er the readinc: was finished, the
i con-mittee rose, obtained leave to Vit
aaic ; and the House adjourned to
jviocaay. v
I XEW-YORK.
TAMES - LEA,- fwm Cr.swell Cemtv, and
,:3 J. G- A. WILLIAMSON, from Person
j County, North-Carolina Having associated
i tlimselvc3 with a (itntlem.in in New-York ;
beg ieave to nit'orni their friends and those
1 uuo trade here, that they have L-iken a
fetore. No 127, Pearl-street. ; where they
'shall this Spring" open a ver- general and
t ? extensive assortment of.
DRY GOODS, by the piece onlv.
(Y Their acquaintances are particular! v invit-
eii to call, conmlcnt they shall be able, to
punctual customers (from their connexion
in that place) to sell upon the most reasona
ble terms, nnd in a manner that will no doubt
give entire satisfaction.
February 20 61 5
TEWS FOIl SALI'L
I in Ilaleich, as well those in the Galleries
f ! ic 'lintp K1u- w-t Kp trt thp hiorliest
bidder, at sa.d Church,- on Satiudav the 21st
j i instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, for ac
j jcoinmotlation Notes at ninety days, negotia
Lible at the State IJank.
Ji It is jioped lhat no one will disappoint him
I I seli by faiiinr to attend the sale. The Vevvs
Jare ot various s:zes, and well calculated .to
!suit he convenience of all classes and all
lamihes and tlie permanent' right to them
twill be sola. . '1
J Most of the benefits resulting from the
ownership ot a r ew must be apparent , to- eve-
ry boly ; but tliohe only who have realized
the comfort and convenience it afibrds, can
fully apprecute the advantages.
Tlie accommodation of the poor of stran-
:rs and ct all such as may occasionally at
"end Divine Service in the house, will be con-
Aiuitedaad pnantcd by the proposed arrange-
BY AUTHOUFPY G& THE
SURGICAL INSTITUTION I OTTEIiY....2l Class.)
SCHEME)
1 Prize of
1 do
1 do
1 do
5 1 do
10 do
20 do
25 do
1300 do
134 Prize
2636 Bhuks
4000 Tickets
5000 Dollars
1000 Dollars
500 Dollars J
200 Dollars j
100 Dollars
atgSO is ! -.A
of tiso Jllavk to J ire.
STATIONARY PRIZES AS FOLLOWS :
Hie first drawn No, will be entitled to
Last . do on the first day to
First 400 Blanks to each f
Tbree tirst drawn Nos. on the 2d day, to each
Last drawn No dQ do
Thr-'e tirst drawa Nos. on the 3d. do
Last do No do
r.rstdrawn No on the 4ir day
Last drawn No
Three first drawn Nos
Last do No
First do No
Last do No
First do No
Ito oV, No
do
5th
do
6 h
do
?f.
9 ii
Alt ihp T:7e subifctto a deduction of fiften
""C',r""-S- THK MVNAGKRS
Have the pleasure to an rottrro to tl e tibl c,
KiCitl li.SXitUt.lOO Ltter. ami areSMtsnv.
iwace, the jd .:r.Mttgt's which have a recy
ErtulaJaient being too weJl Knonto rtqu-t explanation.
Samuel HoHusworth, William Gibson, M. D.
Henry Thor.p-on,
Tier.mel Ta J01 ,
'William Billard,
Tlennis-A. bmith,
Henry ..Didierv jr.
James L. Haw
SAMUEL WINCHESTER, Sec'rv to the Managers.
JlTcrvland Lot tent Qtjicc, Corner of Smith & Jt'ater Sfr?f, Baltimore.
W ho will promptly attend to
Raltimore, T)tremher2J 181T
PIIJLADELPI 1 1 A WARRANTI.B
RIFLES.
Made by Geo. Jf Tnjnn,
No. lG.i, North 2nd Street,
fTHF. assortment anl quality of h-s K:fle
! on hand, and ihe arrangements male for
: supplying -dl orders with iuttr.ess, prr mpt-ims-
and jowneJ of pnc. induces h'm to
hope thnt the eiirowracnifcut he has t.creto
tlire rect'.ved from the So thern Mer liants,
will becontinued and increased, an it is for
their ni'.rtf t, he pnncipailr forms hi Nr
t .n.t .rt- ' 5 2vs
the i;roiiTi.r hok ;-,
'l"e f.iett tiff that cvrr
) C ? t-, 44 y
LVL.AJJfc:Jj: eat tv rse. -it v e u.;r::rr,. or
even V: IvapU.vA, urt- t-t Jay cf CliiLLvs.
The above was he .de $ in Lon Ion, 1st Aug-.
1810, bv Tl:omas HM irt lmd.
E.IGLE will Staml'he Lusuin ?le?on, at
the Kcd-lloust, m Ci-. v. li Coun.y, N. (".
T!eeutn .o conimencv t:ic 1st d-tv of. Fr.
bruarv, 'oh1 vin "he 1st day of ..! On the
fbilo'A'.n tt'rr.s, ViZ F fty IVllr,r:i the Sea
son ; Twntty-Kve I dollars tlie s'u.ple le:p, to
bep: dat the t me of servtcc; StveiUv
five I killers to insure a, Mare to f ove in f lal ;
j parlinjr with thenirre f -rfejis t?.C insurance,
j One d jlJar to tlc groom in ever,' case, to be
paitl in hand.
J 1 1arles Colts were brought o t the torf last
'fall, apd svi uncomrnrt!y i . cessful ; ajid
t there U .lciiLl brt Ue w .i Xd'-itinue to
! ' he auc-'es-itul AniM do not ''. evitatt m sy
I hiir, that f ,hi.f.k bun the tints- look-n Horse
I ever s:
11 1 1 wih pe'mec to vitw
bim, and jndire lor thenrselvr.
j P?il(rrte tlJlll PflfoT 2U31CCS
j Entfle was pot by Y;iunteet.Vo,unteer by
i Echpe: Eagle's dant Hy 1 1 i. : Stiver, irrindam
'by Enirmeer, great pjraiMUn by (.'ade's Liss
' of Mie Mill, b" Traveller, M ss'MakelesSi-c.
I We do certify thnt the ve is a miecopy
of the Pediijree of the Imported Horse Eagle,'
: as taken from the English S'.od IJ-wk.
Given under our hands, th.s 1 5th i:ec.l817.
J W.M.TEIt liELU
JOLNT kui;euts.
Enprle is a fine bay, har.dsornely market,
'npwanls'cf If hnisls'higl.. With Urge bne,
! and perfect as U be -.uty
'-Eaglr's Miironinion pertonr.ances in Eog
; lanfl on the. Turf, entitle him to rank higher
; tlin an tl tr Horse on the continent. lie
i receivetl h5 tm nf as toi feit frcn Mr Wilson's
' b e lUizzard. st 4lb. ealat the sameplace
won 400 guinets ; same,ear won 1800 iui -nens,
beating .Voxer, Ivie, Rebel, &c. At
York, Eagle t. 4o(J j.'i.neas, beating Kite
;and Ovtton, 7 subscribes. At New-Market
; lie won the t 'raven .."':, 11 subscribers,
beatmg AN hiskey,Alstoiurst fruits of IMough-
boy) Sir Sidney, Ko?Ji'i Jeubrt-as, etc ; at
the samv place, lu w t Chippenliam, 8 st
i - each. Ivo 'rumeas
Hex. m theCraven Stakes
! at Newtarket, ii-ai? ifc Uumbo, Orange,
t ' Flower; Northampton, Flambeau, Rebel,
j-Strathspev.- At Ntw-M rket, Eaie cftrryiner
! It st 6 uWheat'Mr F Nval's horse Robiaii 8
st 1 lb. 200 guineas; at the. same place, re
ceived tort tit 100 guineas from the Duke of
Grafton's b f by Parasol Again he beat the
Duke .f Grafton's b f andPck Nic, carrying
2 st 10 lbs dili'erence, i Ki guineas. He also,
carrying 8 st 7 lbs beat M: Ihiv-orth's ch h
Malta, 5 st 7 lbs. 50O gtimes.-- He received
the same year, 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Sackvitie's b h Dick Andrews. Fin;dly, he
carrying 9 st beat Sir C Hunbury's Iv!eanor,
the finest mare in EnEbaH.carrvingrstOlbs.
Eagle at New-Market won 200 guineas, car
rying 9 st 7 lbs. and beat Mr VVatson'd b c
Dreadnought, 5 st 8 lbs. At the same place
received 10d guinexs forfeit .mm ch h Malta.
Again, he carrying 9 t 4 lb beat Mr Wind
ham's ch m Marianne 7 st 6 11 200 guineas.
Eagle's Colts liavt -ecn iore successful
than any other horse's in Englhid,agreeable to
the time of his standing there! which may be
-' seen by reference to tie Rac 3 r Calendar.
1 -...y.. ..'
The strictest attent:o will I jiul to Mares
sent to Eagle, butcannjt be 1. J
e tor unavoid-
able accidents.
LEV; 13
January 19, 1818
UEKLEY.
! N. B. The MTiOuni o:'EagltUces won in
STAE ti? MATlYLAMfc
100,000 Dollars
50,000 Dollara
20,000 Dollars
10,000 Dollars
25,000 Dollars
10,000 Dollars
10,000 Dollars
5,000 Dollars
130,000 Dollars
-
:
360,000 Dollars
360,000 Dollars
5000 Pillars
500 Dollars
1U0 Dollars
500 Dollars
500 Dollars.
1000 Dollars
1000 Doha s
5C00 Dollars
1000 Dollars
500 Dollars
1000 Dollars
10'O Do lars
1,000 iV Hars
50,000 T)olars
day each,
day
day
and last di
100,00 IV)! lars
per cent, payable sixty days after the com-
the hove brill:ant and 'ast Class of the Sur
l-imrvtssaiy iu uuiu um n
esu Hi d to U.e corrnunikity from this JPu&Lc
John Owen, AI. D.
Asliton Alexander, M. D
Jesse Eichelberger,
Lyde Goodwin,
Geo re AV i nch ester,
Nathaniel Williams.
kins.
iu-'.irdkks for iickkts.
56 6 w
SALEM ACADEMY.
f l!tP, friends and pa'rons of Salem Acade
A .. ., are respectfu'ly informed, that tbe
Cfowdrd atate of this Inst tutw n wdlnot ad-m-t
of. oU' rxeiiii nvw Pupils for some
time hence. Two causes, ir particular,have
c ';ti butv d in produc i:g the p'taent dilem
ma : Isj. The erroneous supposition, that
many . i ou pupils who were taken hofii
tt$i fall, wo:dd not re en tr this School t and
2d 1 h unoes.fri d layn in obtuinir tr ad
di'irnal room for the con enient accommo
dation of even an inttrior nujin r tiiao the
present IF acquirsct n in 'he wisht-a of
parents .and cuidians, loo libt-;aMv -vtei.d.
ed. as the restili i-a shwii, involvta us in
Vf ly se: oui u Ificultit s m V.e n t with
ome neaiure of av-uranc-, c!km a pcoti
ouj rt-turn of u rimila display .-f pori-wM
t.'.w'L- us ? Th..t f t-u' rppj ctcti fr eu da
then tore who have already obtained leave
to pact- onecr more Scholars into th s A ca
ll u.) t arr fi k: kly 1 1 quesU d not to avail
tin n : then of this pei miasior, until appr.z
td cf i ur sbd.ty to receive them 1 his In
stitu ion, 'hank fiod ! is apain blessitl wi h
peneral pood health. Its, worthy pa'rons
w II br plea&t d to ac ept our prateful ac
know Itdgctnerns. for thth confidence and
jrood-will hitherto tvinctu. and 10 assume
then.keUea of our moat respect lul conside
: ration.
By order of the Board of Trust eeF,
DEM J A MIN liVACHKL
Actii.g Inspector.
SfcVtD.N, C. Feb. 3, 1818. 6l 2w
DIRECT TAX FOR 1815 SclsieT'
"VTOTTfT. is hereby given, that the subscri
i. ber has received Lists ot the D.rect Tax
of the United States, for and 1816, -e-l
main ng ilue upon Property in the following!
Counties iu the State of North-Carolina," not i
owned, occupied, or superintended by some
person residing witlun the CUItcticn District I
in wh.xh it is situate ami that he is autho-'
risetl to receive tlie said Taxes--, withauaddi-
t.on of 10 per ctlit. therton: Prov.ded, uch
payment 1
,ent 13 made e-ter the
on whicn the oiler 'District
e ihe pn pertx i.f Na; the .
day on
wiiere U.e propem
'l ax .had btcoine d'ue
Uute of Collector's w
lud beet
Montgomery
Cumberiand
More
Anxm
Kobeson
Itichmotid
M ake
1st January, 1816"! fM 0f
Urange.
Person .
Kdgeccmb
Pitt
Hvde
Ui . f
1815
do J
6th September, 1816
do
do
do
do
17Ui Janusrj-, 1817
do
do
do
10th April, 181
dO :'
46 ::';?'-v'';'
do
S2dOciober, 181J5
. cio
do '; :;.."'v
1st April, 1817
do
do
14th A, ril, 1817
do :
do
6th Jaituary, 1817
do
do
20th Dec em'r, 1816
ltDecem'r, IQ16
do
do
do
P.eaufbrt
iv.i.:nnn
x- ...J..,.
Xorthansntan
M:irtin
Hal tax
liertie
Jones
Wayne
Carteret
Johnston
Granville
Nash
Warren
Guilford
Rockmgham
Stokes
Rowan
Chatham
Randolph
Cabarrus
Mecklenburg
Lincoln
Runcomb
Surry
Iredell
Ashe
Wilkes
Wake
Orange
Person
st April, 18lOTaxof
- 1816
Collector's Office, 27h of Jan. 1313.
JOHN VAN HOOK, jr. Collector,
Df'gnaled by the Secretary of
''' 1
rar
-..'-.'
-'.--
tkv ATaX Of !
chN 1815 i!
do I
do j !
v W - - m I
- 7 kottge:
TTfi BUhseriher offers for sal?, an excellent
TractofL.ND, .yin?12 mHes south of
Raleigh, on Middle.Creek, about one mile
above the Stage Road.
D. II E. S ANDERS
February 20 61 3w
Just Received,
BY WILLIAM PECK JULEIGH ;
A miSH SVPPtT OF TBOSB
JUSTLY ESTEEMED & HIGHLY
APPROVED MEDICINES.
PBITA1UD BT XT. T. TON WAT," TTO. 1, BCMSTAI
JtJICB, BOSTON. to -xvit :
Dr. Iielft-s Asthmatic Pills ! !
WHEN a cure for One Dollar, or at nwt
two dollars, can be obtained tor a
cough, cold, asthnaa, difficulty of breathing1,
tightness of the chest, wheezing, pam in the
side, spitting of hlood, palpitation of tlie
heart, the strained stomach, &c. must it noti
be a matter of surprize, that we see the Obi
tuary daily swelled ..with deaths occasioned
pmc-prilly bv colds ? On an average, t lo:ist
One hundred and Fifty Thousand
Persons !
die annually of Consumption, originat'rg
principally from tVmg cold, commencintr
with rough, then difficultv of breathir.L- and !
pnin in the s de , at lengtli the lungs become
Tm
H.Tted cpn..m.plin5.e,,nldihcC:ij:
n- scene. Alas! too oitrn linn nrfMii
eiu-
1 ,i. u.. 1 ". . .. .. .
. 1 j
i ,! v .i'u:nir to some. ailoDt intr tlie uil.
j v.ee of nthers. prevail - thereby bv prevent
j ; mg a trial of such Medicine as might afiord
,vu ' uiwicriue icea tnatno reliel canbe ob
tamed Scarce a case occurs but may be re
Leved y the timely applicat on of these Pills;
As a proof of which, the following interest.
ing cases are submited to public perusal f
&-r -v L.ati v or uamden, Me.
(Oakts Pebkt, Esq witness) was considere!
uva confirmed and family consumption, two
of her aisters having died of the same com
plaint a short time previous; res. gned as
p-st relief, having been attended by tlie most
eminent : of the Faculty ; on taking one h x
of these Pilb, was restored to perfect health.
It is now ten months since.
ALiidv of Hampden, Me.
was seriously afflicted with great difncuty of !
breatliing, pain in the side, confined to her
oea, aepnvedot sleep, great debility ; when
being considered in a confirmed consumption,
and resigned as past relief by her physicians
and friends, on taking two boxes of these
Piils,was restored to perfect health.
. The Pills are prepared and sold, whole
sale, by the sole Proprietor, W. T. Ccswit,
Cb. mist. No. 1, Bumstead Place, Common-
poimment by most Diugists, Pooksellersand
: Pos Master- throughout tlie United Slates -;
Pr.ce One Dollar.
1 H7 'Vew of tlte cbv are genuine unless
' tigrud 6y W. T -'-Conway..
i Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures
! may be had of the Agents, Cuatis.
! r A large discount to Physicians. Coun-
; rv Traders, Merchants, &c. 7ec 1.
SALES AT AUCTION.
ON the 3J of Marcir, will he sold 30 Pack
aire tresh Imported GOODS, received
j ot consignment consisting of the following
; Articles ; without the lca-.t reserve s on a
bberal Credit. This sale w.Il be worthy the
attention of (Country Merchants.
Imitation Quiltings, Herring Tione Vest
.ngs, 5 &. 8-4 Fancy Plain Damask Shawls,
3 corded Sewing Cotton, 6-4 Cambrics, Ma
dras Handkerchiefs, Pink, lllue and Choco
late Furnitures, Navy Blue Prints, 6-4 Cing
h:ims,P.nk,Chocolate &. Buff; PUteFurnitures,
Rluck, White, Purple & Yellow ditto, Brown
Platdlaa, Colerains, Undress'd Cambrics,
Fancy Plat es,I lair Cord Dimity,Madapollams,
Toihnetts.Cassimeres. Sup'r. Broad Cloths.
i Flushings, Blue &. White Handkerchiefs
j ALSO,
I Fools cap & Letter Paper. AndironsTrace
; Chains,' Carolina - and Patent Hoes, Wrought I
Nails, tier man Steel, and some Common .Sad
dlery. J. LEVY & (X).
Fr.yctteville, Jan. 26 58 5;.
RALEIGH
FRIDAY, FEHHUAIIY20, ldl&
77Vi nrice of Bank Stock. Fiftv
t ?hares of U. States liank Stock were
- ., . c , c
: RO,d ,n Unl' cltY few days ago, for
one nuuarea suciy aoaars a snare.
A Branch Bank of the U. States is
about to be established at Albany, in
I the State of New-York.
Notwithstanding the Legislature of
Tennessee, at their late session, an-
: pear'd determined to prevent the in-
troduction of a Branch of the U. States
j Bank into that State, the merchants
i of Nashville, and others, who know
j how to appreciate a Bank Note that
j xvill every where pass current, have
j petitioned the President and Directors
j of the Principal Bank for a Branch,
! and it is beheteri they will succeed in
ootaimng tneir oojecu
We learn that it is the opinion of
some of the 6rst legal characters, that
no State can prevent the establish
ment of a Branch, or exact a bonus for
permission to do so, or tax their capi-
Ittl Ul IUUUB) US 1Mb VVTtl.llllCIH VI 111c
United States has already required
the compliance with such terms as it
deemed it proper to prescribe ; and
having so great an interest at stake,
it will and ought to protect such esta
blishments as may be deemed neces
sary for the benefit of commerce, the
agricultural interests of tlie several
States, and of the fiscal concerns of
the Union.
JIdancholy occurrences.--Joseph J
Steele and Joshua Woody, on the 3d
instant, were drowned in Haw River,
from crossing John Thomson's Ford,
on one hor-e, in a state of intoxica
tion. Both have left wives and fami
lies to lament their premature end.
The body of Bartlett Dowdv, of
if-ta,'v unci j
six days. It is sup'.n ed he v.ts. u li
quor, and Ivingdown, the n;w 1. 11
and cove'retl him, and he rose &o
moref
Oflicial inforroatjob ?as ben ire
ccived at Wasl'inton Citj. tha fn.
Jackson his removed the" head-quarters
of the Suth piviHioii of the Ar
myNJo Fort Scott; near the coufii.ea
of Georgia.
Private Letters from New-OrleaV
announce that IIerr Johnson 13
elected a Senator vt C 'i r. ss t ta
Louisiana, vice W. C. C. Claiborne;
deceased.
- It is a faci Wurth mcntioriipc:, Vhat
upwards of win hundred Petitions
have been presented in the Hon of
Representatives of the 17. Stae. ami
referred to various committees, duriu
1 ne prebeni session.
A contract ha been enferpd irtri
' r. 1 ! t. ii - .1 - . ....
T " f , . "e mo5,m-0'
1 ' -iiiiiiu?e. on a scaie, ana
in a st vie. cummpr..urntp with ti.
manitutle tf that river. Tbe obsta
cles which have so long impeded tbb
accomplishment of this object, are at
length overcome, and it is supposed it
will be fuliy effected iu two years;
An act has passed the Lepsiatnrts
of Kentucky for e-tablisbin tiirty
nhie new Banks. Their had alreadv-
a Katik' with fourteerriirarich btv
sides two Jirabches ot the Hank
the United States.
The Cist new town incorporated iri
Massachuett.s since the Prelim nt?B
Katerh Tour, has been warned Mo
ROE. '
In the Court of KinsN -Ronrht.
'lately took place, the trial of Vi!l;.ni
Uone for printing &, pubiishing a n ...
fane libel on those parts of the Vh 'ih
service called the Catechism, the "A;mh.
tie's Creetl. and the Lord Prayer be
fore Mr. Justice Abbot. The trial last
ed from half past nine in thfe morning,
till half past nine in the evening ; and
the Jury after less thau half an houm
deliberation, brought in a verdict vf
Yot Guilty. The defendant was" tried
on another charge on Friday, for
publishing a pan dy on that part of the,
common prayer called the Litanv,and
after a trial which occupied the'Court
nearly the whole of the day, the Jury,
after consulting for about two hours,
returned a verdict 6f.V- Guilty. He
was aain indicted on Kjturdav for
publication of a parody on St. Atha
nasius's creed. '1 he trial occupied tue
whole of the day, and the Jurv having
retiied for ab -ut thirty minutes, re
turned a verdict ot V.A Guilty. Mr.
Hone conducted his own defence ; hia
address on Thursday occupied a .,ut
five hours in the delivery, that of FrU
day nearly seven hours.' and tiiat of
Saturday above eight. Ti e conduct
ol the auditors, during the triala, wa5
most repre;;ecsible.
EOR TIIK REGISTER.
Answer to a Reader V? Question:
If. Mr. Reader, you were to leave Ka
le eh on Sunday next, at noon, which is
; about th Latitude f6 N. Longitude 78 45
I west t London, and keep pace with the
j Sun, and parallel with the said Latitude,
me nrsiM-cormot time from 12 o'clock,
that could be told you was the beginning
of Monday, would lc by our antipodes in
China, in Lnt.35; Long. 101 15 East of
London. The people could tell you ulo
when you got there, that it was the begin
ning of Monday for this Latitude and Lon
gitude, and so on for all place on the four
quarters of this Globe.
If this shall be accepted as a corre
Answer, I would take the liberty. Mr
Header, to put a very simple qnestion to
you. ouppose you were to leave Kaleigrt
on the S2d of March next, at 12 o'clock,
and keep pace with the Sun, and the same
zenith cr parallel with the Sun, until you
arrive at the meridian from whence von
started, I, ask you what Latitude voa
will be in? A SAILOR.
P. S. I forgot to tell you, Mr. Reader;
when going with the Sun, you will have
but little time to ask questions, as you will
travel at the rate of a'quarter of a mile a,
second, calculating 58 miles to a. degree
of Longitude for the said Latitude.
T7" A correspondent from Strikes, who
exprc sses surpr.ze that nothing has lately,
been heaid from the N. Can una Bible
Society, is informed that the annual Re
port is iri hand; and will shortly be pub
lished. MARRIED,
At Oxford, in Granville ccunty, yes
terday week, the Rev, bhepard K. Key
lock, cf Guilford county, to Miss Sarah
R. Littlejohn, daughter of Thomas B;
Littlcjohu, Esq.
DIED;
In Tennessee, or. the 11th idt. n tlie
54th year of h s age, the II n. Ben net
Searcy, Judge cf tlie 5th Judical Citruit-
At his seat, near Augusta, n the i'tU
instant, after a short illness a. cd 61, iiic
Hon. John Milltdge, fonucrl Qoveraj?
!of thatS;at-