'"' - rt - - 4 ' rf-l a
ijj. J. , a t ; 4 M r, j r-'. ' -1 ! 1 '"u. V " 1 V 4 i : U, .
r-'-i '.;-v'l w-- L ' ' s' . i n - fir ; ffikftfefl hv an nif.irhmpni I ffieir nnl. vrc mar. restore ieflHitv.W? ' V.-:
andSeinotherprtsoftl.e.Statr.-. .f ' Ti ' . ' . sion agents. ,V W.'S-J,J Vlj.TwjCwpeclRII.-.j MV- ,V. . , ; , , .
't ' ' ' . - ' i - ' i " . V '
v 4 puSlis .jtl. every Fhfiijit,; by. ,, -h?
,; !. f j0STvl?II OApif & SONi 1 . '
' ' - ' At TliVeeQllarsYerinntrnV obne lollir
r L'V arta alllf for hdOf ay car tbbc ;pajdin
advance..-;.-vu '
V JCdt'escekdinsr witecii Vines, neatly msertejd
1 three times fpr One,DolUr, and Twenty.
' ylve Cents fbr even' sifcceedin publiciition:
those of lireitcrienKth in 'hesame; propor-V-.'tion.;.iConunupicatidxs
thankfully: rec.ejv-
-V et.:.H,ettcrs'to ,the Editor must be post
f
' Stern SVintertsepms; ilisposed to say
that' thU is his season,V$nd that he is
inclined to wield his sceptre as lie plea
. . As evidence bf.'iU & Snow. fell in
; ';; f depth of se ten, or eiglit ioches.7. s
r llie death of Abneruunter, of.Hafitax,
' 'cause d itvan dfTray with. Ricks Fort," of
. - r- : 'k '-.q -s ' - f-
i.J , , riadejast week, to the, Supreme Court
?;r-; to perrntt For to bail, lj? haying-been
."brought tq thi ,-place, under a writ of
. r d & habeas corpus issued by Jude Daniel.
; ;The Court.; however, "unanimously - fe
fisted' the "appHcation,;aBd the prisoner
ra$ remanded to Jail. . j r .. -
: i V ' Since our last, ; the Supreme Cnuri
'liaV rranted .licences to the following
i persjons tp practise Law in i the Superior
" Courts of he State: . . . ' : , ;" v, '
.V.v. Jesse -Turner, Orange J . f v
;,. ' f J , : Jonathan Worth, J IlandQlph.
K .L-ITichanl Itc Bradford, IIaUfai . -I r
;' 1 -t AViIliam!WfcIIllj: I Anson.;
' ''--''i -.i i.' ;'- ; ,"r'" "- . . '".' i
, -1 . t Cotton is selling at Petersburg at 12s
U :t0 i3ients,vWndt Fajetreyille,t from
' .ri;i4o.JWcepts'per;lb.f.V
- v'SfTOpeari news doubtless' nasf serred Jo
f r depress the prices . . . , -
By.a statement .from i "a late Enxlith
: r '. pape,r, .it'appearsVthat the difference
j , v v 4: between .''the importation of Cotton ino
!r, r Great-Bntam m l824 and 1825, gives
j " ,an excess to the Jatfcr year of 102,700
r.SeVeral Vessels have been" lost on 0-
' , .jcracock Bar during tlie presehf month,
r. : ;an.d .in onevinstaiice (the Barcefona) the
; "4 Captain aud five others were drowned.
-v - 'U 1 - .. - ,. . . ,
"vv "-:"Va --SaruTfordt'' Cbahtellor of.jthe
:' X: 'r State of -Nets-York, itas been elefcted
l5r the;X.egislature of that' Stated nqw
" jaession, a Senator of the LT; States
. to. fil I jth'e vacancy occasioned .by the
-;;cppouvtment of Rufus King Minister
' toGreat-Britaih?' 'rX0X
. ' ' ' : - ' " i . J j- "
. t - T J )- ':'' .
At the recent session of the Legisla
' ' . ' ture of Tennessee,: a lawwas passed,'
i r making. it lawful for any person; to en-
' V.vter tne vacahtahd unappropriated lands
r -,t-Ting norm pr vsti ennessee itiyer, oy
- paTiug into the entry-taker's office one
- i . oen per ,acre -.There is no doubt'that
ihe whole'quantity of vacant land with
V in the limits. frciGed,;,wiirb'e entered
. ; u;underjhe roTjons of, this actVvhili
' ;. thougn esteemea u oi utile value at
present, roust at, some luture time be
i an ebiect ofserioua attention. N6f per-
. auu4io enxer inure man six, iiunuteu
, ' rjor:icss than, twentv-Uve acres. r - -
4, ; . -"r , "- 7."-, j",; !
. .'' Much iarm exists,in Charleston, -in
consequence of seyeral attc'mpts bj ic
v. ; oendiarie5':(o:8tt fire v to that city-7-:
v , , rriiere his-beea .' vjCIJii itte last week a
" serious fire whicli chnsuned four hoii-
- ' sest and in one dayy.fire! was4 c6mmu
iiicated three times in' different parfst f
a ' tfo city;-.which : in" each . instince'.Vf as
.. v-T. fortunately, di?coVercd.T- In ah attempt
A to b!ow tip H buildhig during; the' last
. f m : fire; several persons .were mure of. less
1 .'. injured.i'one sb-badly oslto preclude
1 ' , A n account "of the.I-ife:JVritings.'
& Speeches; ofthe.Iaie'fWrm Pink
ney. about to be published , hy jlenry
TFheaton Esn.v The work will include
sohiepffthelpeeche
in' Conress a nd at the Bar, whicli; have
never before been published X-Xr'
great Pail. Itoads cnntempiaf ed
from Philadelpia;to Pittsburg, bvVWay
of Lancaster, York and Chamberburg,
a distance of 540 miles, witli a branch
frtra the 'neighborhoixl 'of. Gettysburg
to :Ba1 ti more, ea ch S tat e i o be interest
ed in- proportion' to its wealth' and po
pulalion, to be effected . by, steam ppw,
"env'-'ft'is calculated that a cargo of 75
tons mi;;ht be. carried on the proposed
road, at the rate of sis miles -an' houri
yc-hich -woiild complete x the : journey A in
three days and three night !Tj
w There was a debate of three hours in
the Tassachu setts' Legislature is on the
10th instant,1 on the constitutionality
of issuing: a writ of - election to supply
the vacancy v occasioned by the death
of VracmbeVi and the question was in
definitely, postponed. V- . ( ' ' k
A letter ;has beeh published in the
French Journals, by the Jewish Orand
Rabbi Be Cologna,1 frt behalf of himself
and the chief .Rabbis tn London, on the
subject of Mr. Noali's proclamation fo
the gathering in of rhe tribes of Israel.
They decline the appointments tendered
to ;!them by the proclamation i of the
u"oe of.Jsraeli H stating that they .re j
gard the attempt, as an act of high1
treason against the Divine Mnjesty.,",
Mr-, Noah say&.in relation,to this Ietteri
thai; he had reason to expect such oppo
sition, and tliat It will do Jhis cause
good, by exciting curiosity rand promo
ting enguiry.He jhsists' tfaiit there is
enough; in holy writ JojsatTsfy-nsV "that
this continent is specially referred.to as
the place for re-assembling the scattered
remains oi.israei. - - ,
. '3
. Tlie citizens cf New Jersey are pre
paring a mei'norial, to be presented4 to
Congress,s praying that an additional
duty be laid on all' imported ardent
Spirits,: as; well as a proportionate ex
cise on those of domestic manufacture.
The mam object of tire memorialists, is
to suppress the growing-evil of drunk
enness, which,tpey attribute,, m a great
degree; to the cheap rate at which the
vic!ou3 ; may gi-ati fy their. brutaL appe
tites i
t yla m ? t G bvernQr Parrlij havi ng
announced his determination pot to
bV si ;cahdifate ' fr v the'- office he
n o w : h ol d s, Enoch Lin coin (n o w a Re -
presentatiye J.m' Congress) Jias been
spoken of as. his successor and it is
supposed, will be nominatedand elec
eu aimosc wiinoui a contesu
v Paicer of Canscien ce. A person 4 call -ed
at Aiedsrs'Beew'urine
at New-Yofkr ou the 9y insti and ten
dered to Mr. Beers the sum of twenty
dollars, stating that it VaSfoni'a "young
manv who had- receivell that sum more
than :he ouglrt i n'Vha ngl ng 'motieyt h ere
for his master,. and had appropriated Jt
to his own Y3Bse.';';-!rhe' pereon declined
giving the name of L'ie conscience-struck
you ng.inah,hut. observed that he; was
probably or hjs
not rest; in y;Xr of:the5iiereafter,VtiIl
the money had been' returned. nK,fl'
J i Stngitlar DUcovcty- A bou 1 1 Vi years
name or jjuuaiuson
cide, -siitfiUQ fu'rther'noticewa8'takenf
tlie affair.tlt isMuw, hoWeer,reiwrcd
that (he. wnio, w. of a man. bv the name of
Peuueji rtfhojhad inr fact committed su
iciile byjeuttin hFs thrbat li&d "recent
tli e belief tfiat(the deceased had com
mtted'sclfmurder.v f (. - .
lyr- ; : I X. -'' 5 f'.-
JTIie most important act passed at the
late session ot oaregwiaiiire, : is me
one creating:a fund for the ' support of
uommoji rcnoois; if, ourjfepreseiiia
tiyea hat! dohe'jholhing e(sc,.this ahifle
wqu 1 d e n ti ti e t hem ili the warmest $ p -probation
of their constituents,.'. It has,"
i n deed , nobly ti isti nguished'thenr above
all preceding' If gisTatures,- and "of the
important benefits whlc)i will'.flow from
it, the loft iestsahticipation can jiard ly
outstrip. the realitv. I V iSiiX 1 v
J iThe swamp anil marsh lands belong
ing to the State, are appropriated to the
school f u i p i !. 1 AVe h ail f su pposeil ; t li ese
I an d s jvjere b f li 1 1 1 e v a 1 u e, as we .jyerc
under the impression that the portion f
them which, ipoulcl bib i drained, with fa
cility, slnd niade subservient to the. pur
poses of .agriculture, had already become
private property but su ch we a rer in
formed is notj the fact , ; The land s r e
very yal u able, land are J" estimated to be
worth at this time, at least one bun r red
thousand dollars j and we re. they drains
ed, as they might be, at ail expense tri
ing when compared with.tlie- inoreas-
ed "va 1 u e w hi c h wo'u 1 1 . th ti s be ad d ed to
them; they would' be worth, lit is. cal
culated, little, less than a mil li(in,of. dol
lars.;, The recoramehdaticm of th,e G6 ,
yerndr, therefore, to drain them, had
more of wisdom in it -thani many, and
ourselves among theYiumber, imagined;
and we take this ocrasiorr to acknowl
edge the '-error, we.'., were" in respecting
them, andvt! express ; our gratification
at the ..proispect of their coutribuing so
largely, to. ihe prpiuotion of the best in
terests ,of the State i X V'
v i. .K; . Cataii'la JoarnaL
. The Ia 'Mail, from the West brought
us news of'ihe death of the Honorable
Patiuck Fa An ei ly, : one of the X? pre r
sentatiyes iii;(onress from -the State
of Pennsylvania. - He died at Pittsburg,
bei ng oh his "way to the Seat; of Gove rn
mept '..when his illiiess arrested hiicp.
Mr 'F. was also a member of the tVo
last .Congresses, ond pf course, though
he had not attended at this sessions is
well known to us and a majority of the
members of- both "Houses of Ciingress.
tie was a: man of strong tiatq ral. intel
lect, and, from all accounts,' perhaps
the be& Greek and j Latin 'Scholar?-jn'
either HouseT ' He was a native of Ire
land,1 and- was'educated for tlie Catho
lic priesthood. . -Arriving in this coun
try, ,he preferred the practice of the
law,; in which, we believe; he was pret-;
ty successful. .His'agei at ths time of
his death, must ha ve . been, upwards of
fiftyfy ears.Ari rIntl-; , X'X MXX: '
" TheDebate in thei House Of Itepfe
sentatfves; on the bil I. to amend the Ju;i
diciary System,f drags' to;a close. ,It
is ascertain ed , -by a vote taken .yes ter
daythat theadditiqn tothe present
number of Supreme and Circuit Judges
will pot be 1 less than ! three, should the
bill pass in its present shape. l - Appear
ance are in favor, of eVrjassagejbf the
bill wi&iout amendment, asT it came
from , the Judiciary : Wnimittee.f.
:A very able and imporitant'. Report
was yesterday made in the Senate, f rppi
the Select Committee jo whom.as rej
ferred thepropositions for amending
the Constitution : in regard to the elec
tion1 of President and Vice-President of
tlie United States A? large number of
the -Bepori' is order
circutatitin 'j:t notwithstanding; WhichV
we shall? if. we possibly can make, room
fori it; give it .further circulation) by
apreading it atx large jupori the pages of
thif.pery
, . V-
X Captain Poussin and Lieut; Trimble,
Commissioners1 f the-National ;Road
from ' Washington to" Ne w-Orl ean si ar-
ri ved at New-Orleans on: the 30th ult;
'ney eaminetixiie. , esiero route,
passing tjirpugh Abingdon, KnoxvilleV
lnteryille,Alab. prdilIe;(Mis
si-isippi.) crossing the Rigolets and Chef
MenteVrr.'ilie.tdistonceo
th ejrav ell ejl Is sa jdrthaye bee n a bo u t
Xintilei pisstrig overn excellent
couhtjryiibrroakihg
and in no instance oding a stream'ein
ther Iargerurt presenting greater diffi
'Ux U, & Pm$wiier9.lt ; was fdeci Jet
irtjBal timore-Cou nty Court at th la.-t
session;VtiaV:bhder;thep
ine act m -onjrrest$ reiauve o yus suo-
' Tlie subject of tlie'M ission1 to -Pana
ma has n q t ye U bee n dec id ed upo n in
the Senite.; '; It is said ;that it neets
with serious oppositionin that body,'
the particulars of which the. Proceed
ing--dbnfidenttal) we have itrtot in our
povrer t o d iscl ose" to oiir readers-r-
lately'; mentioned "tha thispape'had
been eiiIarged,':so Ta4. to -contain more
mat terthah a nyother, probablyv'in JiHe
world iryi the f : paper; f;il9tins
was ;accompahied'i)? a 6
avwhore page,M nearly alt, being in a
smalLtype 3Ye. were led to a cbmpa
risoh:-pf -theyrjiantity ; fof-'OTttefitli
V il I iainsoirs History'of, Nor tli -C atoH
n ay 8y ot; and fotwld that the paper Jaml
supplementcoVta
included) mere than two hihiflridpacs
of Mat work! TherpHepf the -Daily
1 n tel ligencer is" g 1 Cr per an n umi v or 31
cents each' paper. J"o' better1, ..evidence
of the cheapness jf In e ws papery Can be
wanted. Iryfe lObservenXfXXX
Amircahs:Mattrmtc(l at (Havanar
VArid.striithe:sunMnerho ' I
lie cannot, rpb ine fjny booiv k ; V ,iV' V ' r
QrUosbphii ho -.;,, 1
ityeVlet him come with aapert cblllM-j.''l'.vJ'V. !
;iv-The I'eavei sVripTroni-tlW;treftt j.--f '" ?-' .
viThereV tliree that can be hnnpy stilTy A fZX': ' "
'My wSfirmy cat-nd me," ; v-. ti4 ; : -:, ,v '
'me storm nurnowi, mesnaw may : : ' f
vThe; frost mwgHterbngntr - ? x.iY (X:-- ;"
rlhedihn hot; wJiihs'Ori the wauV";, ' v - ; ; V
i:rHevhjEartlir-fire thw it$. hjfa t'-', ;;, 'j
Hfcor.car'Hi
t. For httte will suffice you knowr, ,
X ly -wifmvat-dmKpr rfX
Thie fool mav pleasure take in wealth , v v- ',' V . ,
fell covetnoflns p'clO v'r v.:VO'V:' I
; IltV richer who's a mine in healthf " i . T v i I
'V,Who dbesot..fear himaelf .- Xf -J -XXxTX K ,
ClIbw sweetfohope fir bnirhter. dayfw'- ''"f m ? 'IvA vS.- ; '(
i Though they should ivfvrr he,;; j ',v . - ;'' ;i
C While warm We .ait within the blazed X -
MV wifeimy ca-and 'ihel-0 v! V ?V-i i f. ' -i''"''.'1-- '.r J. , ;
j Ancwheii old ago with silenitpnce;.; -r;;v' 'f
? ystrewV o'er mu heads hja snbwa, X'X?-''- it'-"- f ' C '
z-jtcmgns furrows ietp upon iHc ia, v'."..-.: V.'fc r 4 t
mllconvei' -.' ' .'t;n " r
Four American Seamen,- the Survivors L ; And steals. the ul!-tiiowii se
;.raA a Lr ,TA aV.,; kvv rVfln- i 'f 5 Bow sweet -.twill be wtien deaths
edin:a;dun
haveremained nearly three year withr wife-in
out ever having had a; trial, -shut up in f v :XXXXl:1'?jXs-:X:IX X XiX-tr. I
a room with 150 criminals, Without de- " ;;t iliiiipn H ? r f : ';
cent ciotnmg or wnpiesome loou. -lpey In ivHrnmirtorvon the 4th ult by the Jltyi y
aricharke'd with having puti teatfi a
Snanish .sailor. The authorities Kt Ha
vana refuse to ackno'wteclge'a Oonlul
from the United1 States. -.-''':
Boston Statesman. '! ;
r,;i:;'
TV tlieEditort cf :Jiejpvberti Sentinel ;
I shall feel gratified ifybu will allow
me to recommpnd to the farmers among
whom your1 valuable paper is circulated,
an acquisition, wnicn i iYe ieceuujr
made to my implements o husbandryi
XI t is aninsi'rum
Patent, Straw Cutter;9 and was; made
by the ' gentlemanjwhosername itbearsV
at Baltimore, iiis calcuJated'for -cut:
ting, 6 f any lengitti, corn ; tops; blades
and shncks,. pea vines, and every vspe
cies of hay and straw. TKe great su
periority of this Cutter over all others
which I have seen consists in the celer
ity of Its' operation. ' I feel very confi
dent, that tVo boyk of 1 & and 12years
of age,; cam with tliis knifes cu t from
50 to 300 bushels of fodder of any des
criptionf in a day.' The instrument has
a rotatory -motion' and requires one boy
to turn it,and "another to'ptthfodde
in a box attached, to it. . It is. so con
trived as fo feed, itself when it once
tak es hold j and; i t may be set so as io
cu t lonb: or sh'Wrt;' l am f.wellconvinc
ed that a very reat saving may be ctr
lecteq on a larm or any size,,oyrine U9je
or tnis Kniie, vWiinout any percepuoiei
lossoi time.;?;;xopK jouuer, : wueu wu,
makes as ooa preparati rjnr'the
beasts of the': farm as. Iqarrbe- desired;
Sly horses and oxen'ate it greedily the
first timejit was presented, anefte
ry little of the stalk.: ?If the porn tops
re" used early in the season, before
they suner too much ov evaporation,, i
Incfipe to thihlc tjiat ajltfie talk Avould
oe'cbnsumed; by; the ; stock f!a1rtd ey en
t li rou gh the yv inter i f a littl ealt and
meal Were sprinkled , over Vtliem when
Shucks jtoo; when iwell;cut antl
perhaps" famore; nutfitious f diet fhan
bladesperelW
thej twP iarticles : of cprrt tops and sJiucfcs
a saving may be 'realized ; equal; proba
bly in value, to a crop 'of blades. 'X Por
tne tops anavsnocKS ui a iinu iar c-
I Bmpje, Haynea VTadeI, lisq: to Mary. -v ; .r. v . : . , , k .
In Lenoir cbuntyMrneubeh Wallace; to '?,; .V . ' , r C "i
Ar Trenton Dri Levin By Lney , to .Miss v ;v ' ; v ?v, f
Jan? Kornegay, daughter (of ;t)iV;''.''- X;' t - :
KofnegyK Esq.iall of that placed ;V ; r V- . '
IhFruTikKn c?u)ty, TJmrsday,eveniriff:. 'a ':. -V-' j
last, Or. James" Gtentr, of LotMstiur tfv Mis'.- " ' ;"') '
Kmily ynrbrougli daughter's of ArciiM. .-yar V;-; "',r'. .1 ' '.
It is with much more' Uii. Vnsuatfeelingsof (
saduessand mourhing, (wys heiWCiyaTrrn-' '' ; V' '
tif-.-llep.) :that;w.T fin4-.q;M-ii.eh;eVom'pelidr 7 -f
to'announce the vtlsath; ofv6ur worthy, fellow" ,.i X Ji i t. -'i j
i
"8ent.e.cattryiaay-:;. .: 'X -X 'X'i 1 ' '
' :.. t'X$ M!it4natum,9 X. XI Xfrl X : '' .
for he Vas, indeed the glory 'f twir. TKtl ,(X. ; )-
wor1d4he prifle of thevillageheornament . v '''"C'",;'Y :.'
ceeu;in weignt anu uui . i m? uiauc
and the whole of the fonner when cut,
will be saved, ' -:s.TJut this is not aH ; ih
deed scarcely hM -Agrea sain .is
made bypreringtlmbtadeVihthesa
mannerand the provender ofthe.farni
much incteasdbyihakingrw
rye-straV, as well as hay and pea vines
a tempting food to the cattle, h In addi
tion to all this,lt is univemlly conced
ed that every sjkciesjof hay is much imr
proved in quality, as food for catf; by
being aiiiy iTIns nast'ad vantage is; by
no means : to beovertbokedi?
X I chnnot but bnevethat;sucb;n jri
strdnientspariicuiarlydesirabl
at thiimeThe
ton is extended so rapidly,, that it is Jo
be feared in a few years, the necessary
auiihals hi the ;(ami f will Jbe' scantily
supplied
fnode ofj'feeding. 9 Our .lands too; 'are
yretclfe8ly impoverished by Injudicious
culture.,, , It' is certainly good; policy
ineieiore, to support in our oam yarus,
citizen Kemp PJuttmcty IKsq. i lle expj-; . ' ; l
red.at his-residinc.in tjiia tdw'n y$teri!at',,ti;- -fi. '''-V,?'
in xuc 3fii year uhiii gcj.ainfr eiw
durance fjaorethan' three moiiih' flTirift .-3 I '.i . ''', . '
- leaving aii araiablf .widow-"' afida.Lrgefam :)-XS:' '
Ujr pfclijldn-ind;, gTnd. hildr; toe'iwj ;,' ,XS " : (X'J'fl (
over their inconsolable 1o,;hd:atuer6ut i ' ";'. V - jj,
train of friends to fegret4le'absence cf abev -V v. '"."; ' 5 t
loved associate We hope that; aomy inorp fl : ; ,;if jv,--1 f ,
competent peivr'will hereafter". 'pourtfay-' his :i'y.HN' rF ' mI
work
of ibecunty-aii hnor;t6rhel(lTar-thb-4 V;
friehdof tbepoor-ithe bold r advocate of hwi--' , v v ':'
cOuntrV --Whentshail we looli.upun hisfikp t ' -V ,'
tn Guilford ebuntyllMiM-McKodaV-t V- ;
nmi:x;XXX' NXr., : if -X
In" Wilmington, .aiiddenly, on .the 16th"ii'istn-U 5: X - XX
MrBenjamin Jacobs, sen. tone,of tla oloesc-Xv 1 '';J
inhabl-anta of the nlace.:f' v CX ;XX
tlie 11th u)sl...Mr,. .
. .. . ... ..'', .- ma ,
In Bladen' county, on
jonn if. uranger.:
. ; In Trenton
Miss Eli2abeth Green.
rentonr Jones, count,' on theinst.;;-iX X '
i2abeth Greenaired 16yeaju XX'-H- 'ixTvV ' J
In Salisbury, oithe 8th instiMr,i Jaeob ;; ' . - , V K
Krider. aged .4. ':$Xy
; ,1a1 Kowan countv.Miv Phifirr Brown, ajel '." . , . ! 1 '
45 v alsoJklrs Lucy Wifsonr wife of SamUci V,- 'i. , ,
f.IH 'Davidson :countyi ; on the; 7th, Mr.;KlitVlf V
r In .KlizabetKitylr. JpshaLoi;,'eaW i 1 ' J '-Xf
injr a wife andtwo children .h '- ;-X 'XTX'X X':':' '
f In Vasquotank CQiinty Mr. XdecaT Mcr T5 1 , ' ? J
rls;n Vr: . v v-V-4'.
i-HX w v. -.
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Charles P. GordonZach'b. 1
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