.
.rirmnGoverament wilr begin imtr. perty 6f the country ; we shall be nnwii; the. JnluJatkson
Vtatelyaiid insensibly to assume a niilita- Una to changethem. : 1 his, Jrom a ,caiw ;r?t nd Pas
; ry fbrm: r,Itir Aveu nawn un aim dusuii . uv.; ritfVJ i ' A letter from '
? wishto Impress upon your mind; this se
Ciiou6l4md important; factthat' nearl.all
hmtl'Kfirir ofScefs in the 'United-Sfates
fr6mIiijV.qeneraI.rtown laarorporai
w "arfr anxious to elevate uen. JacK-on to we
V Presidenfiat.Chair. 11 is their; interest to
"Htec f fiifn'fof iir'that e ent'he will 4ake
.Hteef Wro-for mT that event;'he win
; VarV(if his rnilijtary; t-ompanions ,inarmsr
aoijeviirsVt a post juf honors 'r profit,
v in ariv civil Office, uuls-he has won- his
V title4 to;it,Hn scenes of blood and carnage
Mo allfre Governments it if indispensable
k ' that tKV military be under the civil
."'antRdrilTt' We I feei 'graieful ta Gen.
'bad'aTdllimeWuro'ot gratitude for these
VserviaeiiIt more is required build a ry--.ramiUjon
the fbiftte 1 gr6undJof Orleans,
, ..rtir 4&rf nf voUr General. and
U baVdf- lIcroHVwho - were with him
x imnth mmo t:gtill :iC vou ar
0satistIediVe1unta
'-.--.. e . . x- u v il 'mjtL.mw &b . w a warn u a v a .i s .
4 ! ne - ft tal ; example 0.
r vf inir uift --roiiis til fit vri m uuiio v
:-Theaw
renerai.
inleofiourj vene rated Wksh-
55in&.'base
ifem:JackloIUt not -wound the
jfeeiingg of Ge nMackson and bis I riendi
un s, we do venjy
ded that theladministration has been, as-
Vaild With the niostTancorous animosity
no chare,: which the venom . of party ipa
ligtiity JDr dfsappointe! ambition could sug-J
gesi, v. nas ueen lei, uopreierreuyj
grossest" corruption hasi been 'imputed to
the two tirst oracersj of the government;
and if the broad and unsupported assertibns
of their enemies would establish" their guilt,
it couia uo longer oe aouoieu. , iiau iuej
been' thus guilty, the proofs must have rx
istedi And the same evidence which would
justify the charge, would have convinced
tne nation m iruiru dui we nave seen
them cowrt investigation and we have seen
their-accusers shrink from the contest.
We have heard the witnesses to whom they
appealed fbr-the truth of the charges, fear
lessly and publicly announce tht?ir inno
cence to the'world. When those on whom
the accusers themselves rely, to establish
the guilt, utterly deny the charge 5 and
when, we reflect "that some of .these are op
posed to the administration and interested
by the strong inducement of party excite
ment to sustain the accusation, we can no
1: to-day, theprbceedingsor
Meetings held m Carte-
quotahkcounties,- f?;
a -friend in ' Washington;
In thisrsrate, "dated the 22d instant," 'says.
ty eaterday we had. a large. meeting oth
friends of the Ad ministration , Jrir.the pur-
pose of acting in concer,with otnermeet
ings of the same kind in this State, in form
ing an .Xnji-Jackson lElectoral Ticket-
.There is a majority inf this county: favora
ble ?to" the' present Ad minis tratiohi-ad mi t
te2 even by the Jackson men '
-" In Mr. Clay's speech at the Lexing
ton dinner, he stated, "that he had re
quested a Senator of the United States,
when his nomination should betaken up
as Secretary of State, to ask of the Sen
ate, the appointment of a committee of
inquiry, unless it should appear to be
altogether unnecessary." This asser
tion has been attempted to beinvalidat-
and, ordered to bo enjrrosse'd.
Mr.1 AVilson of Edecomb; presented
bill to alter the time of holding the Superior
Courts of the Sd Jud tcjal Ci rcui t, ?ancl
VrVOwen;",a bill,, to legitimate Dnncati
Melvinanii ;6thersrofBiadenwhich Were
readdie first liine?, V- cV ;:V?
Mr. "Gray presented a resolution,' in-f
structing the Judiciary- Committee to en
quire.; into -thei-expediencjC p extending
ihe jurisdiction ind laws of the State over
the territory within its limits now occupU
d by the Cherokee Indians; which being
read, was laid mi the tabled onmoUouTof
Mr. Wilson of Edgcomb. . ' '.V' . .V-
..-iMr Burgin presented . the .petition , 0
sundry citizens of Burke, praying rforj, an!
appropriation or mnrey, tor the opening a
road across the Yellow Mountain anil Blue
Ridge, and Mr. M'Dwell, the petition of
Benjamin Wearson of Buncombe praying
to be divorced. Referred. " . . '-
The Resolution from the Senate, rela-'
tive to John M'Rae of Favettevdle heinjf
Jed by the publication of a speech deli v-(read, it was amended on'moiiun of Mr.,
The bill to restore Lo credit, JohiCas- disburseaent4 by reason of tajrvoi f
len eas uf Surrv, wasTead the third.stime I strki.i;u r defects in the Uw eiikh 4JiayWl
ered during the pendency of this riomi
nation, by Mr. Branch of this State.
heameiWashinstoh Stands albne
wiHut '110 a Pyra
HVtd'J.ft'iifara'n'd j't office he has
feid'hasltraro ifbotlaH civil laws
3;andoasttrundnt n
'vVartetW LdW? of the
Xandi flisf coiiducHs Governor of Flori-
J' f fujlerlttl thrlVili cfyU offieers Concern -5;frfnTiW
every unpre-
4!-5'i ?A r.A A Vv -n. W . i It i 1) 6 rkiif Kl i A-j 1 1 - T f W f i t i't I i n i
,iW'ii iU-faL'iii;iik h.- rfrlc. Tttpr !& nnt ini
IH V IW K t --------
?$oljtarJfM eject an a
IvbieheJ)
:t6ilaIce1roi no jci ual -
iMlifcatjpf
-i On'cy:-A-: hafe? been f ttiploy -4
si d injihe "itibs khoti orabf e c i vil offices for
all of these h' has
tftillillifo his; il.utyvnd -.reflec t
"llietth He
r.a.bfiyne?i.pli
$ tibnofliogt and
; qrir :pe fjind e r Vt hj i ji e1 w a; Sec re,! ary
h"'it State4jfo'eigK'fcyea Presi
Vdent Monroe has obeiryfedi tha whatever
iijintt!ar3iylatfdlicfa
s,wai$fitftted to the
' lets-nd s
haveihf ftertiuorfur;raithfulv and in
Vindn ft prejn"tU Ve ttie:'H on". J oh n H.
Brvati; aseritlemab dm neels no eulogv of
WtHh $TS?!ZV?VX appears that Gen. Harrison of Ol.io,
a. i ' f i . J. . A . I W9Q Till Spnarnn tn wlmm Ivl t 1 I o r
. i w if uvfiii itxii it
tided the discretion of demanding an in
vestigation. This gentleman has writ
ten a letter giving an account of the
matter, which entirely exonerates Mr.
Clay from the mean insinuation) that he
had said the thing which was not. The
following is an; extract from the letter:
A day or two before the nomination
m . a
ot Mr. L-lay to the othce of Secretary of
c-!iaic was aticu m uy ine oenaie, l was
requested by that gentleman to move for a
their liberty, but prompt to vindicate the
nnocent will alsoacquit them of the charge,
and brand the name of their calumniators
with deserved opprobrium.
We douotwish to detract from the well
earned renutation f that distinuuUhed
captain, who is a candidate for the Presi
dential chair. We admit his imnortant ser
vices to our country we arlcnowIerW
with pleasure his claims upon our grati
tude ; nor do we deny his patriotism. VVe
are rtut of the number who labor to tarnish
his laurels or expose his faults. Whate
ver they may be, we would willingly draw
over ihem an oblivious veil, and. gladly
erase from his escutcheon, the errors with
which, justly, or unjustly, he has been
charged. liut in our choice of the person
to fill that high office, we cannot permit
our gratitude for signal services or our ad
miration of mighty deeds, to mislead our
j(luient. We caanot consent to yield
the claim of superior information, and long
tried and faithful civic services to military
achievements. VVe do not denv that Gen.
Jackson hatalent to udminiter the govern
raenti hat we do say tht if he have , them,
- .... t-l . l .. .. ij' ' r ' j
me nation oas no eviaence ot 11. ni
warmest supporters would not consent to
rest his claim to our suft'niges upon his la-
Dors in the seriate, or civil acquirements.
It cannot be denied, that but tor the sue
cesbtul result of the battle of New Orleans,
his name would never have been announced
as a candidate for so important a tru3t
tor Mr. Alams, we conhdently claim the
very first ratik among the civilians and
statesmen of our country. Mure than
twenty years of public service, and the
unlimited confidence of three successive
Presidents ate the proofs we adduce in
support of his claims. Thrse are proofs
kneictu ot Ureene. Dv diiecting.ine com--
mittee to enquire, whether said M'Kae
had complied with all the requisitions u-
pon which th loan was authorised to be
made 5 and the House was informed there
of by message.
HOUSE OK COMMONS. i :
Monday Nov. 6.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor covering the Report of the Commis-r
sioners under the. act of the last session,
prescribing the mode of surveying h. sell
ing the lands acquired from the Cherokee
Indians. Read and referred to the com
mittee on Cherokee Lands.
A Resolution wa received from the Se
nate, proposing to appoint 'a joint select
committee ot inquiry into his conduct, in committee to enquire into the expediency
relation to the then recent election of Pre- of amending and consolidating the several
........ i ..n. o
suient, it any thing should occur in my o-j acts of the General Assembly, respecting
pinion to maKe it necesssary. Mr. Clay re- the treasury Department': & that theaid
peaieu uie application on tne day that the committee De instructed to examine tne
nomination was taken up by the Senate with
great earnestness, and obtained my promise
mat 1 would comply with his request.
b'rom the position which loccunied in the
Senate Chamber, being somewhat in the
rear of that of Mr. Branch, I did
not distinctly hear the greater part of hU
speecn in opposition to the appointment.
rearing mm i twgiu nave misunderstood
Books of the Treasury, the monies in the
Treasury Office and the sums deposited
in the different Banks, to the credit ot
the State ; and that Messrs. Pickett, Ow
en.Speight of Greene," Wilson of Edgcombe
and Gr;y form the Committee on their
parr. The proposition was agreed tof and
Messrs. Fisher, bpru ill, Alexander, More-
requiretegislativp'io'erposition. ': .
On motion ol Mr. Allen ct Montorfr7
a' select Comhil t tee ; cdnsfstingo Mes. fs,
Allen, llnrdy. Vashjngn;;a.d iS"'.
were ai pointed to" ennu! re infhe etptrv iXX
encr and necessity off estab!i-nn g a Aieuj- v
tvlof
cat Biard in this" Statei'
-Ou motion of Mr; ;Brevard; li.j C'wrw.
teeorfmilitarr ftalrs, -w'er i TruefVf ;
enquire InW theex'ietlircy f Unn-fjK j . ,
militia taws,:compeliig officers curi -ing
compel nis, tQxWiseheir-reit' v'ef
co'npunies fririi three hours' on eairfv para'de J '
day, to dne.hour.'n 7 v IV rj"t? ; -"
'-f j communication waTeceivru.? uvs . ,r
Governor, traosmitting Reports of M e:
N ash and B razier Eugi o ee r s, 'i rel a i i ve 7 1 y.
the Swamp Qhtls.. Theyeresent Ut ih'tff
Senate with a pronosmon toprtnt'.copi
for eacn memoer, wntcn was "grce.i
The Genera! Ueport oftHe Bdinlif iiitl' y
nal IinprOvement, "wlllVbe. co'uiinuiiicated )
in a few.days.' situ :
;Wln motion of, MrTavlorTnhV. Military
Com m it i ee were instrtictedtoenquise into
ine expeu lency or so moenui ng - u t- pr e?e u t v
laws asto reduce thV'.uurnhe? MTJYZjr
musters iti earn year to one; ann inn mu-
nv
ter to precede. the .general rmiter, oy a,
period iioiexeeeding tKrce: mouihi. " .t-' ."V
On mo ton of Mr Fsher,:th'e,Uomnul-
tee'on Internal .Tmprovementr were , i
rected to enquire into the exiiedlency , vf v
causing a hqrvey to oe-mauef wiin uiovw -(
of ascertaining the- be&K linVfora itU
Road, from sot&e point ort theYadkmRtJer;; ,
above the Narrows, to the 'town of :'
etteviHe-',,
Mr
of James
v Alexander presenfel .the pilUionf t
nes M. Mills ;of lecVlenburir' andvV
Mr. Little, the petition of ;Winori Eve?;v
rett of Anson praying fpr( divorce. , V ;
Clayton, he petition' of sundry c1tizens'r6f V
2d. Residence AMr.LAJIen; A
of sundry inhabitants VCan
linin? couhtiesrfon theJi' - .
Buncombe. Yiravinsf for an aheration pf.otie $i :
oi . uie lines circumscrioing ineviiwitaui.
the 1st and
the petition
combe and the adi
subject of keeping open a .toadsBtt 'Mril -
0'B.Cox, the petiVion of John, MDanq
iel of Jonesi praying to berestortM:to'r5!i$.:
torreiieu m consequence or. a con vicu in lor
petit larceny -which: oelillous were r.iad.
and referred- -f : t '
The engrossed b'U from ' the Senate,, tof0
restore to credit." John Castepheus of S -rry4-J
had three readings iri thismouseTand wari
ordered to bz enrolled. X;s :v-Vrv-
On motion of Mr Webb;' theJudiciary
imieHetanlVmpn;th be denied and claims not to be dis-
; vhiiW;rkfa ! regarded. VVe believe a peaceful policy,
-believe ouryresent GfiheT Magistrate to be the true one for the nation.: and that the
that ul the statesman rather than the war
rior.
Wherefore resolved, that in the opinion of this
meeting the leading treasures of the present ad
ministration are ctrctormabic to the policy adopt
ed by Mr. Madison and Mr. Monroe, and tnat this
meeting will use all 1 mdable means to insure the
re-elect ion ot John Quincy Adams to the Presi
dency of the United States
JResolvrd, that we respectfully invite the friends
of the administration in the several counties in
this electoral district ta have meetings and ap
point oeiegfttes to meet tn the town ot llerttord
on the 2nd Monday of Feb , 1828, ta select some
proper person to be placed on the electoral tick
et lor this district.
liesolved, that we invite the . co-operation of
the friends of the present administration in each
electoral district in the State, and that we re
spectfully recommend, to them the adoption of
ap ' ehli g h t en ed and , e xpenen ced statesman
and that he is honestly disposed to pro
mote what he deems the best and, greatest
- interests-lofttmr'f ' :; ; .
The State of North 'Carolina will be di
vided into 15 electoral Districts : this State
Votes byrGeiefal?Tic
men w-iiioeynomiuaieu wno win sianu so
lenuily pledged if elected ; to vote for John
OuinfrvAdamsf Theonnosition or friends
iif-GTeherat Ifa'cksoiv wilt also nominate 15
ge n 1 1 e ihen !6n tltei r Ticket,4 who if elected
wiltifitand Jack?
eiiiber4l828:f::.Vr -;
head and White were named as the Cotn-
him, and not wishing to rely entirely on mittee on the part of the House.
j m. i-t i i v iin . . a.
my own juugmeni in a matter in which a- un motion ot Mr. wneeier, the Uora-
nolher was so materially concerned, I an- mittee on Internal Improvement was in-
... -m v k Z - - l ....
plied to Mr. Uoyd, of Mass. who sat near structed to enquire into the most practicable
to and directly in front of Mr. Branch, to plan of opening a communication between
know whether, in his opinion, any thing -he Albemarle Sound and the Atlantic O-
had been said bv Mr. B. which would ren- cean.
der it proper to move for enquiry. Mr. On motion of Mr. Jones of .Rowan. '--the appointment of Commissioners
Lloyd answered, that nothing had fallen Judiciary Committee were instructed to en- P06 opening,, anavigtble rCanal Jrom,- -
inmrmr. rs. nvhicii wouru maKe a inonuii quire itn me expeuiency i so amending I v .. ..j
k a ' t -II .'' 1-M " ' v
Committee we re-instructed to enquire iritot, :
the pr pritty of so amending rhevtaws ;oa' , 1 ;
the subject of ; Divorce ; an Al immiyt'; .
to give exclusive jurisliction,to thVSupefe
rior Courts, in such cases. vvVVi?- V
Mr Benners presented a bill to repeals
an act, passea in 410. . autnonzinj; tne
of :hat kiiid necessary ; and the same o- the existing law on the subject of coin pen county. Read the nrst;lline.'
pinion was exressetl to me by at least jne sating Prosecuting Officers, as t secure r. Morehead,a. bill tpi subject bailto
the tees due, on tne conviction ol insol- w"1 L4,,llw .ltat ',1IRUC:,;i ,''.;
VentS.'' ljtfctu auau IB9UO aiiuii iuj pciava u ui?'
. . . .;
2tdmite;&iza&eih City Stur.
Atatneef iob the inhabitants of Pasr similar measures.
iuotdik; 'Cimnty friendly to the present
tdmihiitratidnV held at:the Courthouse on,
1 iKHriih1 n'revious no-
Hetolved. That the followinc ffentlemen be ap
pointed a corresponding committee, viz : Joseph
Parker, Dr. Wm.' Martin,-Dr. Saml. Matthews,
Isaac N. Lamb, J. C. Ehringmtus, Wm. S. Hin
ton, jr. Thbs. Harvey, Eilmund Blount, Addison
Whedbee, Lemuel C. Moore, Ambrose Knox,
Wm. TJ Kelfe, Joshua A. Pool, Thos. L. Shan
nonhouse and Aaron White.
Resolved, that Ambrose Knox, Isaac N. Lamb
appointed
e 2nd Mon
the second
resolution.
Re&olveily that the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Elizabeth-City Star.
Wm. Ghegoui, Chairman,
Lxml. C. Moore, Sec'ry.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER SO,' 1827.
drelssl in appropriate';' speech by
Vtl, -iV-? " " , V ' and Wm. S. Hinton, jr. Esqoires, be
Vnu Martin, DrcSamuei Mathjvlsaac delegates to meet at Hertford on tu
' riT.-ijamW:Ambrd'ewn0X; Jnol C. Hhring- day in Feb. next, to cany into effect
haus and i;i)aries.it."Kinney were appoint
td u ; Comtnitti-e f to draft,' a" Preamble and
llesolitf ions expressive' oflhe sense of the
'meetibg.whoi after having retired' for a
f v fchort time, v reported the' following : "V
...iFjsiXOW Citizens r ;-.
H 5p i i t Jis ''the.higfi V and peculiar privilege of
every American not only Ireely to canvass
i taevuiesures oi me. government unuer
wnicinie nve, ,uuctisu iu ue fiearu n. ine
, ch- & of thetnep hewould select to ad
mi nister ' tbaWvrtuneti f -Jh is, it ' be
1 i ev ed f uui d form a stitS ci en t j u s ti fica t ion
lor - theinea'sujes;. .we propose to- adopt.
J)esiro'us.hoyevt,r of shewing to the world
- thUtVeate for i the mere
' purposevf exercising a-.privilege useless to
. Ourselves and Unnecessary tor.the - cornmu-1
....iritViL-weeeihXt'prbihfr,, to develope the
fnoiiyck byi which we are governed auUthe"
objects ve haveln.view.- ,
vTlie 'Selection fof the first officer in the -lepublicV
is the discharge of a duty which
voi luah iii our land , pv ho propt riy esti mat es
the value Jof; lus birth riglit, cau view with
unconcern.; Jy.V v A': -V ; V
' In preferring tne present incumbent for
the next President, we do not hold our
selves out to the World as the supporters i)f
everylineaVare .adopted by the ad minis tra
Uon.V So various are the interests of this
great nation, thiC lt cannot be expected
. trooa humanAWj"dott5 -ho- to administer its
government as to uieet or merit universal
approbation. uSKXil .
So' long as, we ibelieve.? that our, .rulers
57 63 67
46 53 54
46 48 47
withdrawn.
19 22 I5,wn.
73
58
48
The following; table will show the
result of eight unsuccessful ballotings
which have taken place in the Legisla
ture, during the present ..week,- for a
Comptroller: . '
" 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
J.L: Henderson, 48 54 58 62
J. IL.Green, 38 34 40 4S
Jatn.es Grant, 30 33 41 46
TiBIackwell, 15 11 .6 16.
J.Lesrrand; . 14 21 21 24
A. K. Ramsay, 11 8 3 2
R. W. Goodman; 14 12 5
J. Houze, 7 '8 6 withdrawn.
II. L. Stone,- ' S withdrawn.
A. M'Nair, : 3-l
! - t - . - y .. ;v . . . - 1
.' - ' . : -!-; . 7 -' . " '
v tThe first session of; the twentieth Con
gress," wilt: convene in. Washington, on
Monday, next.1 U From ithe number of mem
I bers already at the Capital, Vvve anticipate
a lull attendance' on; the.lirst. day. j -No
doabt the . relative strength of parties in the
House of Representatives wilL be tested by
ine seiecuoa oi ineir opeaxer, masmucn as
every 'elTort.'wiR be made on the part of tfie
other Senator. I therefore gave uo the i-
de.i of moving for an investigation.
On the day that the nomination was act
ed on by the Senate, or on the succeeding
one, I informed Mr. Clay that nothing had
passed in the Senate which made it neces
sary to move for the investigation which he
had solicited.
New-Fork. The friends of the Admin
iitration have suffered thesemlves to be
disspirited about the result of the elections
in the City of N.York, .without any cause,
since it now appears that throughout the
State, in almost every county where the
Presidential Question decided the elecuen,
it resulted in favor of the Administration.
The National Advocate of the 23d inst.
contains a comparative statement of the
strength of parties in the House of Repre
sentatives compiled carefully from the best
information, which gives the following re
sult.
For Adams 55 .
Jackson 46
Doubtful 27
Phijtbab L. Thacy, Esq. the Adminstration
candidate for Congress, in the 29th Congression
al District of New York, in the place of Mr. Evans,
resigned, has been elected by a very large ma
jority over Willam H. Tisdale, the Opposition
candidate.
CStuttal &uutmbl.
SENATE.
Monday Nov. 26.
On motion of Mr. Speight of Greene, the
Judiciary Committee were instructed to
enquire into the propriety of so amending
the Judicial System, as ta give to the Su
perior Courts original exclusive jurisdic
tion in all matters of controversy, where
the title on land is brought into question ;
and to the County Courts original exclu
sive jurisdiction over all actious vf assault
and battery, subject however in the latter
case to an appeal to the Superior Court.
Mr. Spaight of Craven, presented, the
petition of VVm. Holland, accompanied by
a bill to divorce him from his wife Esther
w riich bil I a nd petition were read & refer
red to the Committee on Divorce and Ali
mony. '.'.- ." "'J'fs
Mr Jones of Wilkes, the petition of Sa
rah Tilley, praying to have property se
cured to her Si r: W ilson of Camden, the
petition of Ed; S. Pugh, praying ibra di
vorce and Mr. :. Love of 11 a j wood, the pe
tition of sundry citfzens, pray ing 'to; have
a new, county erected from the South Wes-
tern part of Haywood, r 1 bese petitions
were referred,, the J at ter to a select com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Love, Shvber.
SpaTght of Craven, Franklin and Scott.:' '
v ' MrT Love presented a bilK to keep open
tue xucKasegeuver, uie xenuesseecviver
and their tributary streams iir the County
The bill from the Senate, to prevent the
falling of timber in he run of Cain way
Creek &c was read the first, second aod
third time and ordered to be enrolled.
Mr. Baruett presented the petition of
1
bail of any other person, and. said bail '
shall not at, or betore the term ot the court , ;
to which said scire fa; ihallbe returned A iy
executed,' be ischarged!frorabisVliabilitJ?'4
as b id, bv tiie death or, 6urronder,efvhis- ;'J
John Pilcher of Rockingham Mr. Hardy, .Prnw or otherwise, th?n,1hevbailto be
the petition of Oily Gr.ve of Pasquotank l,able forall the costs;,. Read and refe : red;
Mr. Love, the petiionof Mary Bryant tfr.the Judiciary,Committee, rj:t
of Haywood Mr. Blackled-e, the petition Wp tnn th Presa ta :nnoanr - WiVSS 1
a 1 ----- r " " ." "r
ot Thomas Tuton of Beaufort and
Newland, the petition of Hugh
Burke, respectively praying for divorces
Read and Referred.
Mr. Stew-.rt presented a resolution, re
ferring to a Committee, composed of the
members from Halifax, Bertie, Martin,
Northampton, Washington, Hertford and
Chowan, the subject of regulating the Fish-
,i i f T t .
eries, tne
Mr. I iM;nn v.r Tma r?itnt Tian f.rHi;r- '
lieed Ol nrtmtltillpr foe hi hnsniiW VMri'v m 1 ti 4
11th ballotinsr. v f" . vv r;?;, r
I jV fc Aviv
VaBanBaBiMiBBaBaMa- r
Drawing of the"
Rhode-Island Lottery tk Clqsr is rev
ceived, and the following were :drawn : $L ;
j 12 . 20. 32. J 14.'- 27: 15;V'v
Several Prizes of magnitude . wer n1T at
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laws now in iorce in relation xvmcet ; where t;ash ir Ticketn ia the Lotteries
thereto, being deemed unequal in their o- 1 now before the pubbc can be I hid. r!Al J
n.r.tinn. ; . - YATE & M'lNTTUE;
Tuesday Nov. 27. ,. .
On motion of Mr. Cooper a message from
the Senate, moving for the appointment of
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Nov 29.
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Strayed or Steien, .S;-
ItOM the Subscriber,; at Lexington,i: N. - i
on Friday evening the 10th inst nt a; Dark
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a toint Committee (which was concurred I
in tn ennuire and renort to the Houael ."'V u-uia ni--;
i .1 t i -al r r r I? v !r iT J 1 n s ,wo sma'1 snow jurt, above each eje, whicu.l v.
tvhether John MacRae of Fayetteville h?s are plainly to be see-, on examlnationaUo a teat v
cumpiieu wnu mat pan ui uie ivesuiuiiuii ui i on ncr ten oma i-gjust ao?re the tooof i Jae f V:
tho fnct 0nrl AftSiPinhfv. Mil f Knri7.tnfi " n I bOfW ofhcF tail 'flfls bfeffc citt cTii ISfjff urTirt 'TiAr'
a -a. .x -v -v B ' I ItfamV ak limttf Va'AlAaMk Im .ak-.. a.1V. A.I ' a- s J-r r
him or j5jow requiring mm to r"-vuicu(- wnj-iwi-cn ish, wnuev
a bond with god security for H? JlT am Itat."
i ru vr r to btrjiere that the whole wai sto!:n by a Vtl!oW 4- V
pletionofhisMap. Messrs. Cooper, feiw aiii.i. himir nhi v.t.h.n mM;
loan to
execute
the.com
Barnett and King on the pari of the House j between Lexiofflon and7 Raleieh.. The Mare bad V -
unit 1oaera. Snirht nf lrrf(np. nnl Hin. I on & Cflmmnn. ixtitlA wlrh a n.ur tt .ml
ion oi me ocuoie. iwrui mic uuiuiiiec. i v.m, ,v.u .uigwn nnuic, uio "
On motion of Mr. Perry, the Judiciary 1 r0"!. 4 w1,u1pTe.; reafd 520
;rM ,o in.rMI.. in;,. I dollwi lor ths Mare and reasonabU'expenses ?
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Com
the expediency of so amending the laws in
relation to Administrators, as to enable
them to rent out the lands of their intes
tates, from the death of the intestate, up
til a guardian is
law ; and further n
November 17.
State of North-Carolina.
- V Burke Countvr ' : : '
.cam oi uie imauie ; Superior Court of l-aw.. J5epteicber .T-rir, lSSTV,
appointed to the heir ,at Ly5ia Beach, -- j V-i . . t , .o .
rmore, to enable Admin- . V Petftion for DlvorocV1-"--1' A ?
istralors and Executors to receive all sums J Elijah Beach, - Mr, .E'Vf --J?'
ON.moUonv it was ordered that advertlscmen I " .
bet made for three month in , the ltateigb
Rrruter:. arid Western "Carolinrari." tbat TUlTialiv -
of Hay wood. ; Read the first tithe and sub:
tmn, andsojoug as we believe rthe whole nUinZVZ'k&Vte li : r sequently, :it passed it second, and
.vj5:f,tteir uuted intellect is directed vfr-.: wr:rxri Vl reading antt Was vrdered'U bengrossed,
of money in the hands of clerks and mas
ters id Equity, arising from tne sale
the lands of their testator or intestate, by
a decree of the courts of Equity.,
M r. Benners preeuted a bill to autho
rize Wright C. Stanly to. build a Bridge,
across Neuse River, from his plantation,
known by the name of Spring1 Garden.
D.l tla A r. lima , --' . "
f On motion of Mr: Foy, the Judiciary tate oLNorlhCaroliia.
Gommittee were instructed to enquire ioto I 1 ; Aaecocnty. ,
the wedfenc, otproiid-W b7. Sjr. jr
the arraogiug, : reMmgiandv digesting the I i,- - ,
nthnl. hnv hr.nnklln arift - ' st f uf m lotsf - itf I 1" r..l JI v.X .o. ..
vr tin ine ear-
Ttrgister , and AYestern, "Carolinian," tbat LITjalt: '
Beach appear at the next Superior Covrt cf Law ?5 :
ta be held' for Burke county at the Courthouse .4
in Mcrganton, on the. 4th llonday of Varch nxt4v"
uicru anuuicre pirsu, aanwer or oeiuar,tOr too.
petition will be heard expatie. - ? .
. r .Wit. r.'ERWTN- nit-.
yov.7.. wmp 7,
XMortD Varoiina, comuieociog vriui-ine ear- 1 mj .x.n.cfco.N,.n.,it;fx 10 aiis;acicn oi;"k
and tor the eomDilioz under one head, ail l .:r'-"7:r r. ryr-' S1' t?
I.mr n anv flaa!Ctihiat '. fvtth ral. I . - - 4 X. - " - .
iapu vv wv ' months in the Raleigh Kegteraa4 te Western
encea to the yiyir -wnen clltiratfere Carolinian that ?the defendants appear at the', ;
passett ; ; - . 'IXa; "-f.r 'V ' next Superior Court of Law toe held for the)
' On motion of jVhCBynbmi 4 the Commit- County of Ashe; at the Courthouse? m Uera
tee of ;Finan47 were" Instructed
mine in.to til disburse menu
mooiesrwiihin the preced
d sujrf6r the : purpose f of itscertaining
liiird j sachdi-Lursefnents have been mat
proper authority i and whether there have
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"Ar t, .'m; linere pieaa, r answer oroca ur, cmerwise uiu..
rOl the public ;tkn U1 be eard extort and the same rta'
' whetbet f . Witneta, David Earnest, .CJeTk: at cfece,t tbas
IevnriderJ7iKdayrof November, A 11.1827. ; V
neca mee ay' ii3pwwcaccr:iaprsher
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