1 -! '
M -
if
I;
r
if-;
, I ai , tne cios -or Trie .laieocjionvni
';Congrcf very pefal impression
nested ipVtfceedralaTalo pre
vioas session ha3 Tcs irnPrtanfc'bhsU
cs: been; done. -ucli; fnltfy.
i -r.' ! avow, was otifc impressions ar
v .iHhiH formidable length of 1h scroll "A)f
: Hfinfihedf .btisiness-T ' aref
rnhattflelibteiewvo1TTie pro
" - tettl'nTff o the "Sesstoh has ioTeseritexl
thcr'sODject; -to usjat teas1 invito-
j .; pC reTv.t;pojntjoi view. ::.r .-f j
h ' tarriUWsJlJraWis1; l-VejrislatorsJ
V" .42cgress j caniibTglsjitertQ 1 if tier.
? " -.If "w -withhold -our assen t .Trbm this-
v mar; :T in a vie vira me duwic stooii.
?.::uroau prpposuUHj wc. niusi,ai , least
'admit that they m aylegislate over-i
VVl iiirafchvtjd thata few act of good iejfi-
.adf.qBcertftSn ecajey. f--!Tr,1
' : . .; ..'There- 'areTcircamslan cescin , which
. . t lUfmff w aCvirtue in'.i Legislative
; ' Hod jl 'These arc! 6 be found lit the
atorni;of war in Helfxciteme4)t 'hich
; T ; ji Jcedef and thp lassitude : vhichr JoU
i Jo ws t i JDurr( 'ir ar,? evtry- nerves is
tQhV slfaifaedf apdUihe vIdr oTihe
: -3aw called irtto aUroni .Vhen war
; iropendsj jheiitj',f, providing the"
r . - ilneans' fc r'carrjingit tn' requires ra-
" ; ;J?ditv anid boldness-pnegislafinn.-;.Tt
isn:siich i iottasion9;-that celerity of
TvvinbveipeTjt, as M t :jss enerey and de
t - v'ciiion in si j)yernTneht,' whilst they
- i ccntributet tu jHhfi "J)p?nf ss irp'c to
-.,'" -.thefet-.'fa.cttjaTso" attract
. he"- resp'ett cNthe orld. It- is by
"; ,tfverrookingT the . change ? of circura
, stances, lhat re ' Yomrfirnes-desfre ; to
see fese' qualitieadevelppeilby Con-
. -Sres?. when - their exerctfe , is
their exerci?e , IS ' notj
'jcaUe'd for, nd .might be dargerous to
eipnbnciiinqtiilj,
: ,"tpanencybf Bepuhiicai) gbveniBnt.
Vr ' ; When . Peace rpturnswith healing
, . ,r in her wings,, the ,wqund'nf thevkuf
- fereribv the war are to be bound bp j
. C our .roTcrs are- to be reduced, ami con
' 61idated j the munitions of war to be
i coUected1 nd presernpil : errors and
'deficienciesdisclbsed iri fhe'progres
V, of f!te War, to lie rt.ctified j and lastly
v the btirderi of taxation is to be dimi n t
4 tlshed , fThes , -objects-- prolong yet a
r v - whi!e"the wcessity. for a certain dis-
i J patch '; 'amHhejnulfiplicity of details
' -rcssraanv and - comiilex'. lesilative
L'aets. But, this season once succeed-
ied byTthe-peried of profound tranquiH-J
Sition ubmittid to. them' becomes the
. :Yparjrmount diJty or Congress. At this
. time, the nation "is in amity witli the
xvhtle world. Our. Institutions"; are
firmly established, .arid in fi
r"tion in their respective sph
fill! opera-
ereir At
borne, iand io our commerce with fo-J
'i -xein powers, we are "as prosperous as
, -a a;enepil peace at the close of a gene-;
rVai' war will permiUany nation to be
If.nur foreign trade he no as profita
ble as it. has beenor as we wish, it is
at least doubtfurwivetljer it could be
jmadi te.ore so by acts of Congress.
- The golden ' harvest reaped . by : our
jtierchanta when carriers for every na
tion, can no longer be looked for when
very nation carries for itself. - : V!
v It Js a sourc of crest satisfaction.
in reviewing the measures of . the late
M es8ion of CMigre8s?f to find not a sin-
gle act, to 'vhichexreptioncan be ta
v -lcen bj.any cousiderabJe portion of the
-;ripebp!ev ''-:, r ii' - -
f: Tht acts of a national character are
t)T a nature to gratify the philauthfor
'plst jand exalt the American " name.
Ve particularly . refer to; the act for
,vthe more; complete extirpation of the
jslave trade, anrt thalfor the protection
,c our commerce? andjlhe punishment
? : of piracy. . Thc nation irreeemed
:from the ..iniputation of connivance at
either of these crimes of equal atrocity;
t'ilnI.niputation iinjust indeed, but a
suspicion ot the, tru thot. whicn ;ia
Visely not permitted Uxremain.
TY$,irt for1 ft'ej further regulation of
"Qje -cbasting trad'appears to have're-
i tcitto me general (approoaiion oivine
x people of that prt of our country-(on
; -four Eastern Atlantic Coast) jnost af
- Jected". by it. And iri Vno respect is
the 'Government moreattentive to any ,
.pf.iti great interests thah i is to that
- of commerce, inj the gradual increase
-and. improvement "of the. light-houses
and beacbns-erectedYor ;theguidance
of the mariier passing rfrom port" to
; -port for revisiting his country ; j from
" foreign climes, r Scarcely a session
Intervenes in which an actis nbt pass-.-
d, as at that just-closed, for erecting
numerous Hght-hoiises,beaconsbuoy8,
' ;&c.f j An act was also passedfpr the
. ' further iTgulatiottand encouragement
X)f theasheries. X-: ' 6 V If :
c A less paternal regard has not been '1
. . aiewn to toe interests or t)t westem
frontier. ' . Treaties for cessions ? of j
- -land, and Tor.defimng; and securing
Sbrrner cessions,1 were made at 116 few-1
v. cr-fthan sixtsen difierent Councils, ;
neia wiui ditterent Indian tribes. Be
v establishing new Land Offices"
for the sale of lands.&c. arr net was
tesedfer the farthv uspension.for i
V- J
nl ite -tke-.b'a vmentsitherebntiact
WaSalso passed jaftbHtrng further-ira0
ciiity and ebmwaUonlife.bcS'
giVenVtaWestern anU Schrtfeerit
rkrereat. Yas weH as 1b the'Easterti,
Kst tt1rtVirfton,ablv'asked.
der this head efcesskAjoi (FIoHfla
rihat; imnortant secuntrKTlh pros-
tteri t v and j peactf Ve aonineru uw- j
although," strictly-, speaking, -this as
well as the Indian treaties were Exe
cutive ,?acts, thy haveieceivelHhe
sanction and cb-operatibn of Congress
by the. acta appropriating rn'oney- to
carrv them into effect; ind that for the
establtshlnTnt'bf a ;provisiaqalvgocrn:-.
jn.e.ntirt;londa.V '
Illinois vas loniraiiyrccwsincu
j Member of. the tn ion, and the door
waspeneotor; the er)f rybj JAlahama;
tetvteltty-secbnd -staensspuH
falloU bfbrainihs the satnb Jpfiyilege
-by the operation ;nf an incidental qneS-
tion online vreeiiDgs, we jnttuajuiuai.
saidthejpaisIoh3,:orCbnress -fob
parfjof theitizenthat;ferrUor
howeTr. anlmnortant convenience!
was extended by ,ti.eUbli9hnient of j
a separate territorial oVernnient in j
the southern pari oi ii. . ahu uui
territories rapidly populate, am are
admitted with all decent hast into
the pblilical family, Vs r '-Hl
. We dovnot mean to fatigue the pa-
Itience of the reader by ; repeating the
List "of Acts vthicfr.we published a few
davsva20.1anorain2 a run view oiwe
imnnrt and barin? 'of all 'the acts 'of
the last session Jf Congress,; We
mean'tn call the attention b( our;rea
defs to the fact, that Hie national cha
racter,' and he; interests of every sec
tion of th e.c t)u n t ry ,v I av c de ri v ed r iid -vantage
from the Session ; and that
ho measure-grev cut of if. calculated
in the least to' impair eUher;the cne
or the other . ' x
' .That much was omitted to bc'dpne
which we think ouvht tb have been
d oil ei i3 ce rt aj rdy t ru e .But; th c wva
suf es wfr-particularly desired to suC-
ceel; ; were opposed by- some 'of our
best patriots su; warmly ?s to defeat
them. Thouch we. cannot 'yield otrr
oninifjhs4 respert?nr tfiem' we must:
nHdrjour. win to that f tbe mfiionty
ariiljhe'pisuin
joritr Vas oppoj
Lff ce rf j. bn T one
bill, ecc.-xvhich were rstpeneoon tne.
last day, for want- 61 time,) o thcy
would have btn tkn up and acted
on. We ; ho ie : tb ee : them hrughjt
fbrwarilvarir. future daj, itMnibr
voices in their Jv'or, and as.bettcrv
chance of su ccs: v 4
.To j the Fifteenth vCorslts
much praise afleast may be awarded.:
that none of its cts haebeeirch
as to call forth" from atw; quarter, its
far. asVe rteve' heard. v murmur of
ilissDDrobation: If anv tlrinsr connecf
-4 I - I Z '
ed with4he last seffsiori: be dis
isapprov-
ed, it is tnattoOmucH oi tne time, ap
plicable to general leeilatJon. was oc
cunieit with Denttes' nrooned" be-'l
vnnd -the lmarids. ofjho octasiocs
vhichgave' rise to.ihetn
:f:
THS AMF.HICAN BAIV
From th? Saultern Patriot,
;The Montreal "Herald-"1 after notic
ing
r tlm rich fundf f eloqberice expend
in the Debate onthe Seminole War,
ed m
takes; occasion atv lh'e same time tp
comrilittient
us -lor iiie , unuuunuvu
share of talent Mvhich
is' brousrfU- to
I is:h t by tire means of our popular"
' -
in-4
stitutions X bur free press, bur public
meetings, pur variHus r'pgisjiiiiv c-t.
Semblie's and vVe may add; by 'means
of our7?ar.1 The extent of ur richeS
in legal accqirernent an d forensic ora
tory isTiot in fact knoyn beyond the
conpnes-.oi nur vwucwuniry. Jlc
pnef-.fruits of-literature apd the liberal
arts, ihafve not yet ripened: under our
Western sun : if patronage lias ! hot
yei" awakened-thepoers
nor the circumstances of a nevycoun
try given -full scope to thcrstudiesrbf
the matnemaiician anu, votary oi na
tur'af ?sciebce,, we;can at least boast bf
our.protViundt lawyers Jantl eloquent
advbcafes;'We have oih
pacity ;"to "achieve in science,.-all that
depends on mental .'.vigor. v Yt Kate
exceljcdiinimech iiiycaUottJas
well as in the science of law and gov
ernment: :;:-'-'V7rnft.
14 This proyes that octasionsi are put
wanting to kindle the geriids of otir
cbuptrymeni ahd Jtnake us as renowned
in -science,;; (n art, "arid lUctatbrei j as
we - ararready.d isti nguished for bu r
commercial e n terprize and ejiergy f
purposev 5n such pursuits as hold out
sufficient KaMceme
been'eclipsed, cohsideringUiecency
of our existenceeUherjnpOwers "of
fmanatron -Or patienceT; of research
The jaw t iyocatibri that allure the
largest share of talent vhich;bu r coun try
produces, not becausia we aW a peo
ple litigious, but because. it is V path
the .most brilliant i n promises f future ,
ad vantage ; f becausb tl presents- tiie
ahortest ascent to" the heights;bf vpbw
to 'ctjmpieje line is? qing ajiv -iiwv
mnitarVhountv.-wwratitt. Ey
v..
tb"auyocate nut to tne consiant view
nfhid t iloritlteTsVnib competi
tors for 'piiblic hoiorsjiifld distmctions
crowd tttf -jostle each jcheet Ipb this
fnad'rt-csitaDloujnb
wt atej i tt sjort, afrec pbpl We
al ue btirp'ersbbal and pbltticatghts j
our laws :whfhsecnrei esiei atidctie
rih nd istinguishhhbdictat
ih?ir!ricHarri
illustrate-vand preserve? thern&rrhia
liberal proiessiratlyietasthercfbrei
the most substantial bo
ward3y thatcah ' bjsi presented! to the
citizen of a pbpxlargbrmentpt
is nbr snibject of surnrse
quece, ithatxff aribbarb attract
ouriargest;share of talentj ' and afford
tmaxLand public , oraibr'i thai they -de-
en mnnv nnrspnes ui uie iuiuic aiavca-
lopeyii)ecaUsvOt tBeKnDounuea
comoetitibn they, produce thr ambi-
itrbnr;ab3 iintellctuy
coq h i trtficn on a rscaiejiproporuonaie
1 v lare and that: our halls of i u stice
are constaniiy ; inuraineu: wimr
lights jbf earning and genitfsnd.
embellisheu; w
riuencWrlvOnr?TreiR 'institutibtfs must
continue5 ta send trthxainninteTropt-,
id succession of such spirits who' will
carry,uirenowh inthis department
of knowledgeito avstill higherpbint
strongest motives to exertion anil the
i 'x ' ..ul:J-.KU:A::Ji
rtcuesc priz.es to puuuv; aiuwiuytn
THE . RESIDENT' SOUTHERN ;TOUH
tMPre
,arrivied here? yesterday afternoon, in
the Stem-Bbat Roanoke, from Wash
' ington accbmanied by j. J. Calhoun,
Esq. Secretary of War, and Lady,
yand r Gouyerneur,ihis private. 3e-
cre,tary.. On. the approach ot th boat,
salutes) were fired injtguccessibnby
the garrisons at-C ran ey IslandPort9
N elson and Norfolk and on her reach
ing th e wharf, b jr twbolunteer C or ps;
the indepemlenV and' Junior Yolun-'
teers. UponMahding, his Exec 'Jency
was received by the Mayors and Cbm
mon Councilmen of th!e Borough, the:
Collector .and NayyjAgtf r and es-
rnrfpd hV "f hV tiWmsi . including, the
f cavalry, commanded by.Capt. Poaper,
terwardSr waited on iby a number of
burmost respectablecitizens and Na
val and aiiKtarf.Officew. .'M r 1
iWb understand that the "President
will Uake his A depatture in , ibne of the
inbrninir. for Bu rwellVBav," the scite
of ; the contemplated ) Nayat - Uepot ;
will feturcr in the aftbrnoonto nor-
row be nrcsent at tbeTlavine of the
X7orijer -; Stone of the New Custom
House, dad after dining with the Ci-
b.- - a A.' .1 i"ifc '1. ::SZJ
i tizens ar tne Cixcnaagc, . wjii wic.uis
departure fortheooutherni tour the
srwn e c ve n i ng jr su ccceiung morning
via the Dismal Swamp Canal, &Cj" y
r tAYING -OP TUE CORNErt STOtfB
,' ; .k ' ' From the same, dfjriljk ;.
-We do not rem embers ever to have
'witn essed a more interest! njr public
spectacle,. than that to which the ce
remonial of layinc the cornerstone of
theNewV Custom House tyesteVjday
gave birth'.V The ; avidity-: with which
ed upon the bpnortttnity, ' which: the
occasion presented; (toa. approach the
L;hiei. . 3Jagisiratev,pr tne nation; witn
renewed" assurances r of their respect
and attach mentf ; was prideetl r soch a
spectacle as is congenial with the most
leuciiousv view oitne lenaencies
such at form of . byernhxen.ase.
merican people are privilegedi to"en
joy;' Atjat early hour yesteriUyouf
st reels were crowded with' parties pf
lames anu centiemen, pressinfreaer
iy to mat xpari .pi tne .town i tnjrougn
which the procession; was to pass and'
by the hour appointed for theceremb
hial; 'thef vriMowsl
from own roint to CjinTcItlitreet,
and on both sides of f larke t oquarei
exnioiteu as ; ricn ,a .irjeij o j leniaie
6eautyTTandTashii.
the Unionof rthdlappOpulation
cbuld beftsfr :c M'bajf pistil I o'clock;
the elegant; compan y ot Jt'ortsmoutb
Riflemen, cbmmanded Ivf Cant-KaVt
with their excellent banoompbsed of
amateurs mejmDejr
formed on the Market squared where
they werVsooni joined by. the Norfolk
juniors, inaepenaentv9iunters 7 and
Cafitain Cooper's calvary; thence tlray
marched 9. to- the frown;! HallV Malitt
street,,ann uni.tea witn lodges JNO j,
r.laijOor
jatb50jnntim
itig thM?iy6r and! Common SCbntfcil
inctnej'iine, tney;iproceeded ttie
The spot was handsomely decorat
ediavstafl&i ahicir waved
the AmericanLStanardt and hile: the
ceremony of Jayin the Corner Stone
was performing ; the band , of Cajptain
Kay's Rifle Corps; played severai Ka-
galnte ms Erw -fronr (lie tletci.ue
CutterMbnroey Iylnpitt sightTbe
ciereniony beinr tfnisbed the IpniiieV
sion resumed :th line of marcli-isM
sed don-Vid water to-Markelst.'
up Market tb Hain and ;down 5tain to
tlie lsidetllodginpp
Point, ylifeatfemilitaf
countermarched iipyirie
Excel I e n r.y, returned to the j Lode,
thence to the IVIirttqnareabtrJwere.
JtAi half pastfbafcblpck the Prest
pintHon;M CalhbunVecTtary of
Var ;Mr Goyerneu) wi th Coins-r-i).a-catiir
and Cassin,- Capts Warjrjngioh
Si ndiaiiv Ell tot and IHen ry, of theia
vy,' uoii m c uae f m - tn e Army, the
renchand Spanish Consuls and a
larce concourse of respectable.; citi
zens,t;awn fo atneat and j)Jeniful
linpe' provjded
ennv-at tHeExchatogew.-jr;
V'The followfug toasts were drank,
accompanied withrjltionaUrs and
Marches,-; perrbrmcil by theiixana-ia
tacheditn CtfsiiCbls
vf-ll (h'Country-f The'' Land bfTtbFree
And the HoMee he UraVe," ; t V .'
2. T1 Principle e YSWliich cairied
Uftrhpnanthwig.abioMEKly struggle 0i
Ind epend f tipe-by them we must ride secure
in the wildest svorm. j '' r.'.'-::' ;
3. Tfie People- They rf ly e and take away j
wft ack'no.wlede lib other iotereig.5:
4. The ConttittiUm vtke Uruted States- -
The noles jnooUment of humaJi Wisdom s
the fulcruEKlof tae .NatioOiijtr-bgth;''-'- )
H 5fjf(f.RJf-Imprjeabje bstter.a,-
ijiiFederal.D6mini"tiOn. '' -v'-f '"; !''r'J' ,
& TI$ yLrftoty ohinton t beams bn
our Hearts bke the Sun on ouiicldM ' j
y7;vTSbma rm4- The grare lalonkcan
extinguish his aj dor the cause Of Hikman !j
L,joerty?. . . u . , r 1 .a
r James Jjtadi'smirjrht Katin hpnop him
for his Worth- Virg nia is proud of him as
9. 7? fcJmv of iie fcmteiStateaTht Ve
terans , of Europe- bear vteBtimony of its. re-
1 0. tr .AW-Tbe Battles of its Youlh
bare astonished the? World, andi poured a
flood of glOTj'. upon the premise Of its man-
1 Militid--Th e yeomjanry! of a -f. ee
Country, its-iat and best defence. -
W 'jrhej&rtes ofthMtRhi ftT'
They have a Monurfient niore durable than
brasriiv the Hearts of; theip tiomUryme
13' Gr''rTiioo'; long the j rict'lm of
Ministerial Exaction and ,iriestcra!t--Th
SUf of thy" Emancipat ion still glimrners thro'.
tne Gloom ... : :-.. -j. r :,, '." . -.1 . '.
:' A4Y Republican Government .-May the 1 .gl.it.
which AVrms and gb dens this Wj-stern H -misphfere,
diff is its benign rays wbng all
tne in at ions ot tne bartn - J- -
: 91 5 ; The 1 2th cfJmke, X$i2Wc desire; to
cultivate Fei-c e w ith hll t h e Mrorlt tut should
Our wrorfgs JLOAfH urge, us yr'e'f wdk boldly
unkenne) the Dogs W ar; -. ; ; '.V--'i v- .,
I 16 ?The Jliemorytftht& vfa ftUii,. our late
War ynith Siii:lMwpiX
pi easant and raouritlid to; the Sou ,-' H
17. Me:Ce)atihaftte&6n
niae iith'e cmbibe!ult..6f c4hteaea
and Vigoi'Oiis Counsels. t .4
,19 The dmeHcaitiFair
y&Jcm& .nrw&fteiident of thiChited
StatesA soldier of the, Be,olutirn--The
virtuous and able.stitesman---His asefiil-acd;
pair otic labors hare wen-tbt ricnest. reath
ofthe-JRpbliff.':: X.,?l: v;'f-'- 7.
SlTfJpon which the president rae
andy. in a shmt ut 'inpressiv'e adilrssr
(which we did 4 shear distinctly enough
to report, partrciuariy,) thunkeu thecoui
pany for their- iiberdl appreciation 'of Iris
seryicesa&sured them that-tney cuQ nim
but justice in ascribing the purest moti vt s
to his public conduct and pledeed' him
self, that his best certiops should be con-,
ginned to promote f the welfare jtind hap
piness of his country, hy. a tcacltast ad
nerence 1 ,10 incpiuncipies tupon-wnicn.
tne; permauepcy and excellence 01 our
Republican iusti tu ti ons depe ad. j , :
21 The leads of neparfment?.
AbiMigstth Volunteer, was iven:
.Oen. tidreTv Jackson Tb'e Pfatriot,:f and
llerpwiio'hrinkst from apropei fespbn
sibtlityi ;wheube exjgpncics of" iheocca ion
oAVhich dutyjcalla hUntp act, require bji&
to assume iu . v n
; ;;v:''TC':--f:,!.:3-
; ; A t3BEAX :XPERIMEKT,
4 The experiment to cross the
with & steam r vesseL is bn'toe
ocean
eve of
execu tion., ITie JNe wYor k pa pers i n-
form-ws, tbat:ahe jS(&dntzate is . to salt
from Jsyk
iSuhdavVforf the Dbrt of Savannah s
thence sbo ia to sail forl verpopt j: that
sue.. 19 uueu up inra most eiegant style
for the eceptiotf of passeneersf x that
heimahlerjr totcarry
brSvfaite'irlnanifi
stealnbals t jm
structed ? as to bpajgabe vibijjthe
ustial Vay itl sailshjeneVelri the
weather f shall bb ucfi as to render
ine use ui nerrwneeis in tne least ciev
danrons
EayeU,notthsnialf
successiMJalculaW b
telennts jpf jsteain ;wid, she
Is dbubrmec 1 bdtfitl for safe tyl and
itiu. neupver me weatner
perniits,ii8he Iyajlierfelfifcher
machinery whirl oter wise she takes
in her! wheel, and oecomes as other
vessels. 'NvV'-f felV
We hail iht&xpertment:.$rhh .prided
.-Atnerica will have..the honorof, be-
iogthe firsts nation f op 'irossthe seas
wunr me assistance , oj steam. r oy
ages may f be performed A: one half
hL:timeiflst&tf;6fW
passengers and n e wr tnlajrjcrbss the
pmh &' 10;t65l5;days: tiHUis ex.'
penment succeeds, what a neia pt eo-
terprize andittin provement-bpeQ9 .to
A ' "
rnnrcr. : LL afll a ran!.!
sPj in the. same a
bet wean nnb W-. . a.nner t. -3
of Eu
ment t s b niti mj imi,
sai
ims as. was ffaj . uc a
3 as was effects te,
Instead-of a dfl,i ' .fr J
yigauoo fronv continent to cH
fhe conflquences of thL ,ne5t
fbeyond calculation eAH
onishinvolutionlnsL
c.ip-uuiuungjn mariti(n7,w '
ISfri-ates; prtl11
l&ci .'may bem4i. R.tceri,
; i.aupossiOiHtieS burst nnnr
view
i-naviatian Ahnll i
X'.
t'i-fiSr!v;i : : M-W'c n,e a'r,:..;
mediae -rising strength anj
.of our, growing countr
themselves inthe greatest deWesl
.this maritime powr. af4
Th6xperimint being a 'ver -!
pdrtant one, it is wisfTi i..:"
Ohjngatt
fd' rpjyjilar tif-; !,.! . ' 1
r
jot the voyage.
oeha afthe-IIous of Mrs. Smith'
firomery county, cn the 7th Wr "rH
; ; By order of thelVr.
r KKDEItlCS RAN I) I . e k:
NEW BOOKS.
J Jf Gales has just received from Pl L
"Sc; - f;rc.7ioiyaiaable"Bo(jU
i xmoiigsi tnem are the follow-in.
Dubos on the Character and Customs bf to
I Latrohe's Visit to South Africa Vi
j Hall's Travehin Can.vH"an'l the tVStaTo
i Tiunbuh's History of.Conneciieut' 2
f"Darbvs Louisiana ' ' iv
Pe Stael's French Revolution.' . ' ' i'
Emigrants. fluide, , - ' f
Espriella's Letters oa England, 2 vl v
A new k nanusome octavo edition ofBIacK
stone's Oomtrtoitat'ieii
Ifeprland's Chancery'-. ..
Thornton's Grammar of Botany, with Plate
Rarlass's pract ical Set mons : V 1
Abrcromble's Mourner comfort e?I,coii
.o'ryGztTacts;pQ-ibe,deat&'ofFrien(U '
Hume's History; of Enghmtf, witb a contlno.
. ation to th e pes ent t mi e in 8 Vok in e!
gant and n-at bindings 1 '.'
Letters from the South' . .
H:rkbecksf .etters from the Blino's I.
Plavfair'a tJissertation oi the pr'tgs $
Mathematical anJ Physical Scitnc i
Smith's Thacydider2 vols I ; v
Vlnnfaljne's Essays 3 v. j
jtrsi Okie's new Tales. ,
Hefturirsof Rot i Roy !: ) j
Sophia. 'or a dangerous Indiscretion, 2 f.
Cottage Sketches ,2 v. J j'
Bdge worth's Moral Tal es, 3 r' :
Correction; H r, - ' - !
CUrentine, by iVfiss I5umey, 2 ft
A number of School Bocks, &c. :
March 4, 1819. , j :,
1 V ir SAIiEM STAGES.
H VVTNC become t lie so e Pmpretrf oj
the te of 9TAGi:s fietwcen Patnsi
8t Sixxifi the Subscribers inform the Putfc,
iiiai; -utcy nave provia a ooii aujes ma
Strong Horses.: so as to accommodate 4 or i
Pfisaengers. They will legjVe .UateisrH every
Tuesday at ang every Frtpy at 3 o'cloci i
the afternoon, arrive at Salem at 0 o'e'eci
onTu-stlays and depart at 5, atvl at 4 6'c:3ck
on Fridays and d epaf t at Tliese St.
nasa .through haod.H.ll. H'.lleboroojh MC
. . 1 Tl- r ' . - . r ' ,
Greensborotisrh.
Tlibv assure the Public that vervxertb
&haU. be made to: keep the Line in ine on
oraer, so as toxenuer tue suuawonui
gears comfortable. j " i
'jH J K ; ;i"oA;i Cfopopfr Morty
March 4. 18S9 ib w
c i . THOMAS COBBS,. .
COACH MAKEK, RALEIG&M.
tjAS employed from ihe Cilia ofK-X9'
j Workm en; of jhf several bcanchei of h i
megs, TiX-. pouyivtHK.tui -Trimmfn,
Painting Smiths ftc. wliJ
been carefully selected by his fr?end m .c
JersevS He has also received from tM
of Kew-Vork and PWJadelpljia, , J.
ceived: afad hones from iris.assidtiitytf;
tentfon f his biness.toperitacontin
of their fiwors. " Carriages of any tecnpw
v. Orders from any part of the Conhnmt tf.
solicited. ' ''? V '. . -i ' '
his wollc, andft he character of the r S-'
; mrlA trvKtittnVi-ous acauaiiitapco wi
and tlie neighboring Stat. . ! .
Ra'egft, Feb. 17, ioiy .
IN THE PRESS, L-uJ
And will be publishea abpul tut
month; at the omc t oi inex- i
X10?CE,. - ' V.' 't'j,- ATE ' I
Statessm ihewejw f -
THjfet SEillNPLEAN
lORtheiisVofMetnber of Con
JCf ethers, we shall r? '. W o j
mitvation Of the Session, that t y
2d day of next month, f vol-ime c
so much of t hat Debate.ibeinjr of ,
early part pf-it, as we shall
letlbrm: The pneefoi uPjrto f
Wilt DC ilV 'v V4 wv-T
same ien;
-As no -ueDate oi uic
has taken place i Qfe
more- miblic attenton, an.r.f.ii
Has
t more- public attenLon,
chafactensea py grcaicij .
t;
nelT'a tbe resporisibjhty o, em $l
. , ;jr '
Vice accrptable t tb ccmunf
a
iWIllCU WC BUU "Vfc 11
5c SE
un
rpiJBAnnaal Meeting of the S'orH,..'
f Xofthe Yadkin Na ,?
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