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BISBEIkM r rZFSZ fTrV ?neea ,!?g w " the lady to choose, dnd
cirrrea certain documents in roUHnn tn nnn;fni s. j . . . .
- . r . - ', u- f. . r" w i v i.j.u. n uic jruung uiailf sou siaDoeu nis
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41
,f it'l
a Penitentiary atfd lnatioi Asylam.e-
Thib!" pnrides Itottheiebrdils-Croni
the UnitedsStates to NortK-naroirnLt or
tmreme Court&grtizti j'tp the ict
tf the list GeheratemBly;;
fer oi .UM vjwiiryugnmif uavecommenc
ed ontonJaylait (bing theULs!-'Ston-
day in liecemoerj pot it appears t that
judge Buffin Unnot5?ga!ljr take his "seat
on the nch f iljitbe loseof the present
fe?sion f the legislature, as xtKe -teinpo--r3,
y conimisJionraSte'fl'vttf 'Judge, Topm
tr. accortljugo' the . Wd of the Cotiifi
ut'm, floea not expire until that time.'?
' Afl'tf Julge are. present.' . . wJL
Ko rps o-necLfhe . , ' . : compos men
S,ate:T!re9ignationdoe1iothoweverat u-
ci.I.removeihe cotituiioniltlnni ' " lVonsn a: Penitentiary in this
Legisl.ture. It will be seen from re-fSaj0r,t,r . he bill alloyving the Public
ferejice to the proceedings of the Eegis-
wjfe once in her breast and twice in her
"ft8"11 liewisil Justice of the Peace
wno attempted to stop him. He then made
his escape; od thooghviffilant measures
were adopted,, the Police hate nottucceed i
was hot bn firei Mt that she felt Mrdf . that'ddfioge.rage feithi :
fol barniog at the bottom of her stomach. 1 ti wh''. 'a :- "!rj5lufc- cw -1 .
and beffed for .omhin fn rpfi... T.rT ,M u"fiu eyearf
pain. ,we understand that she was so those
badlv hlimt ih-At hap infaslinoa H k. I .If
" ' " - "11.1 .IlllbailUCa ICll 7A L f r Il 1VimMMArf mmSL MM. - -".j
UlCBOCOieU, lAOerallSU tenie LnnUrJ -I.
sound general views on agricultural ietns
lotion. r . -.v,-
r.e8 apnea eei.:. tint; hvpiic -
yfSirJno. Sinclair oj2rffiux J&nzj y
ad Van ra marl a A .i : i,
" . u6.u! iai. war xo me I eu as jet, i takinar him. -
op,OpO, shall, when collected; be aWronrir ' --rrContriry fo IhsVshes'
ated for;'the purpose of erecting said Asy- :,f onr Manufacturers Congress persisted
,UrTV . J - . (h'r issVssion in iTyinr an increased
A remarkable incident occurred In the
Virginia Convention on Friday last It
was ihe circumstance of Ajr Madison's
young against every other member of the
a sainer and two Sons JfflefcZJl -
th
Mr. Sneed atso reported a bill directing ori article i; and 'Jpetm.inr aretn
e several Sheriffs ta ascertain &rWnrt cnsequence; ooTvprtaeirtedDnTin fi
"rapcronerthe number of mani- oi.nnotjion allrcoarse yobl.
onTAhon.oD apropno, too, not his Leeds His sori J.An fato a wAfcldf''
own.-,. Of , he great v?net7 of project, . for had been co.ered 0p & Si"Wt2'-''
, a basis of renresnfnfin. wKiK k... kAAn r..u . . .i::7, -"vlH . v,nc. R
preyed by their respective authors, for conscious of flanger ifeseenjled by Ln, "i
severar weeks past, one was deemed by of a row. AVh.-h fiSS .?
iJifT; ? . : .. "fp s oiion in tfie rone. swsuecteVL tint all
r.cuCmai ii cou.a not oe carried, and was not rhrhn andWlfeit ml int i S
lature of Monday last,: that Seriate
have been deprived of -ofle of their bodj
"by death.. The remains of Mr. Sanders
were taken from this city on Tuesday
morning, irm ai ms resiuencein
: .; Johnston county. The corpse was accbm
' i paniedto tlie verge of the, cit yby the Mem-
, bers, and Officers of both Hodses. i
We alluded in our last, to certain Re
solutions submitted 'by Afr. Bvnum and
'SfiMr. paston, in relation to the powers of
tlie General Government. now sub
join them :
Mr. Bynum's Resolutions:-
Whereas in the opin on of this Genersil As
sembly, the permanency of onr political institutions-
greatly depends on a definite partition-of
powers between the Fleral ami .Stale Uovern-
' inentsv giving to one all the powers distinctly
emimeiated in the Constitution, and reserving
to the other all those not delegated to the Uui,
;V ted States nor prohibited to the States bv the
p Constitution:
J Therefore rvsnhypif. That Pnnm.Dp. u
division of these powers, have no "rig-ht to "pur
sue works of Internal Iinprovements, such as the
Cutting of roads and canals within the limits of
he individual States.
x R-solved as the opinion of this Legislature,
r that the assumption and exercise of such a tjow
. er by, Congress, ;are contrary to' the geniul and
spirit of our Internal compact, and subversive of
ithe independence and sovereignty of the indi
vidual States.
' ; :Be if further r -solved, as the opinion of this
legislature, that the exercise of such a power
would prove as inexpedient and impolitic, as it
'; . is unconstitutional. v
Uesolreri. That T it be deemed expedient bv
the States, that the Constitution should be
w arntrimeo as to annnrtn tK
easurer, additional comnensation.
tmru reading by a majority of ten
yotes, and was sent to the Senate for their
concurrence. - -
In-the Senate, the bill to erect
.1 I . . IT. T " . " .V.
vr v. v.i.cnupes noietrea. tnt one'oiiiewhat varijot would onile the vomh hV.i ZjitiTZu. " "
tecentsa ad- Tfilft Sa.li f, th friends or the former" T hU W 1- M -W'
.h,s kind figcoaaSimo,t 2d .VrtfrMffif " '
tore g.eS cmplciygient to aCgreit umber rJo 1 ' .. ' .''Mtn .he qaes- Who descended the? well; Wt from ...J
inferior ,S,n,ittKKS :' !,
i
1 trv 5. n impetli rrfent therefore. ooffhtlaH f?0" tw change his oniniOn. mai ntjined
ue piacea in theamf its imnortationi vco.SienCy oy voting it.' Thus it
The
was tht this enerab?e and illustrious eit.
examinatiAfi nf r.wjjSi..... "T "' -a lower of
a new trial of Jiirlo ivni;i.--...r V w triraoruinary
cot.nt7in 4he.West; from a Dart of the ,t u
rnitnf;a f T). - . - ' . ' T M"M lAiaD Vllie I ",JC VrOU venilOn.
ure, ann buncombe, was Uons derahlp u-"uL:rA . .
a . . - ' I " auviu- iiou urrii ill ipsrpn
posTponert .ndefiniteljr, on motion bfJWr. by the counsel on both side, i the rtc.i .hew-Yorh A wri ter in the PhiladeK
oi t Toies. i juuge y iiiiams chargi
w ' j.fLf,f,fMw .if. mil rni vusm n I . f-- ' 1 vui uirs I kv 1 1 1 v fill r fr rni I i i- f i . . . .
.. i; mi ii r-x 1 1 iij i -vu.ii cue i iibi i or rnor i i - . t - . .
- - , ; ; uiii passeu me
Sinthe impeach- TOAS'.""! J
c ot thevState, which nasspd thp ,aTe f aidential election, and the onm the lead in thwrt A
S I r - - ' i . - i r I uv utivi iiu uui l 1 1 1 1
jiiiiic IdSL Wcrlt. : h9G Tinr r i 1 1 v.ywmtsci 1 LLTI LILI 1 1 llf III5)r ITIfu a nt rial 1 CPrfl ill Prlllffinr Ka- ; I
"i nut jci uccu acieu l - r- ...vu, in vi-1 vuviuu uci uiiMicuse popuia
con-
upon by the House of Commons, owin to :ence to 3 desire to enlist public sympathy
a question of order which has arUpn L m behalf of the Jd2ef. "
t. The section of the bill, as it passed
te Senate; providing salaries for the Pre
sident, Cashier, and Directors, was in
blank. The House of rimmnn. k?.,i
immense
d ' . - r
1 1 n
? "In 1816 she had but fnrtv thntiesiml
Ujii I , . . - w. -"f
o mis, as one of the joint Rules of the
two Houses stipulates, "that eaeh House
ptit in-1828'na less than 468,205 of herJ
children attended her common schools!
w,,,uii wtfre unaer the suDervision nf for.
ty-nine thousand school officers, and 7or
the support of which thn
dollars was etrfpndprl H trhiA i : i
r ltlVIl IB lilllC
1,,C iw l ork Knquirer confains an ed.
itorial article in relation to the next Presi
dency. The Journal thinks it time e-
naugh to discuss the question when the
present Chief Magistrate of the nation' shall pendent of her Colleges- Aradpm.pe
i .1 n T w.va.a vv uru
hall norfo cn T - -.m.iicu ci. reure,oui declares that 3 p'atc-ocnoois, ana it is nO ex-
hill K 7 T T 1 P "P0n 6Ver? when the PP-r periodsh,ilI arrive,N.York aFJoirto s that within that State,
Dill before it sends it for .coricurrerir.P Will' hp n..., . ' ' L" six hundred thousand children fmm A
. --r i it uiiaiiiiimiiM nr jvi r- i -. i" ; , . . w
te other,", and ordered a messasre Burks, and .ill hone .fBr li. ! ' ?Se' a?e cjrit in
. . - - v i a. mm h m v -j
ami shared tfiefe of his sons: The bKlea
were atterwanja taken oyfcwifh grappling
.irons The faheWa aft veYbu t instantly
expired," arid n? iJiVva sons .ihe ?tal
spark Ws 4ite eitrrWi oper.
.Vf toaieeToilow:
mg extract foimihefovideiice American,
of a late date t "v '
; "A Jud ought niit lg1rer a jury his
impression from the facts., Qn, idinaW
IS
n .
aiHt-r uirow me reSDOfiAibititv r.T .
'"7V u,,r wn Their, excuse for
fc-etMn stio 2fa.
H?wFt 8(M w decided accoi
dng:. to his direction. Tf thi, : u .t
fl"!S 5 Jigh;fh.facter
r- wietiget talents exerrlac ... :
'LdisDensp .with . iU.t
a
the
ccor-
the
l . -
. 'T If
J
i
u ue beni to the Senate stating this
objection. On receiving this messao-p.
f the other States with
an annual expense: of one
ash
says
The Boston Bulletin, a Jackson'paner,
the Senate proposed the appointment of a
joint-committee to report what .was the
true nieaning of the word perfect in the
joini.Ru Je above referred to. The Chair-
j rrian ofthis Committee, yesterday, report
i eel to the House of Commons that, in their
opinion, tpe,liue required that'all .bills I "U,,(IU laKingup the cudgels forth
.Ji.x.ji.. fec
f Ka' nnefriAfAl I a i i
. m, jiUicv,icu ur cumpieieci betore
I thAV ivoro Drtn4 4VM .1
funds of the revenue of the DnitecT Shdes vJ b ' ' "u, ' Un tniS
rnonsi me several states according to the ra-r . au,e ueuaie tooK place ;
those opposed to it contending, that the
Rule, meant nothing more than that the
tio of their represent ion. to Hp ,'n&.t
the immediate controul of the Legistat tires
the several Sfates, to be appropriated tQ s.ich
mproveinents as may be deemed hy them most
expedient for their internal regulations that ottf
Senatorsin Congress be Instructed. Snd our Re
presentatives requested, to use their best eftorts
v toaccorr.phsh th proposed amendments to the
v I ederdl Constitution, and to sustain brail other
e-.U.nRte means . the principles contained in
these tesolves,.
Reohxd That the Executive he requested to
torwarda eopy of these Resolutions to each of
our Isenato's and Representatives in Congress.'
Mr. Gaston's" Resolutions: '
JtesolvefL That the General
i
Government has
tttlinm eta t. I mil I An r1ll : it . i
""" one iias n imniuu ui uu ars ann i uriii. iron...n
.u.iS -cieu, in ettecting his election to the asserl that no stock irf that State will fi.
presidential station. na'J produce a more certain or greater
interest than this sum in knbwledm nnd
virtue.
' Her canals are
c-ic
Hot tllP.riirlit tr m-jtm frmW...nn -
limits oHlns State, except such as are necessary
r.w. ,,,cii execute. inc powers which
uve been delegated by IhVConsritution of the
bmtel States. v -
KesolvedS That roads required for military
operations, or or the convenient and speedy
transmission of the mail j canals for facilitating
commerce between this State and her sister
States . and inlets, ports and,, harbors, made or
unproved; for the purposes of commerce with
foreign Rations and the other States of the con
tedercyi are among the means necessary and
proper. tb execute powers thus delegated.
ikl;Th!.l the General Government ha5
also the constitutional power to appropriate mo
iiey,to all such; objects of internal improvement
as may be sanctioned by this State,-and tend to
the. promotion of the general prosperity of the
t mted Stated, , ; J
ndrheJ: to each
State a fair, part ip such, appropriations, It is ex
pedient that the General Gqvernment should
apportion its surplus revenue among the severat
States according to Ihe ratio of their representa
tion to be by them applied to these purposes
pt internal improvement. ' , ).
The- IVdl to vest the fright of electing
filierifts in the free white men of the Stated
has become a law- A motion was made
to strike out the word " white" in the ti
tle, but it was rejected 93 to S We
trust this; bill .will nottulfil the prediction
of its opponents, but we have our fears.
We givee vote in the House of Com
mons, on its final passage." . . .
1 EMe8?r. Alexander, Arrmgton, Baker
I Ashke.?ann-. Haniard, Betheil, Blair, Bo
I Branch, Brooks, BroWn, Brower; Buie, ButtnYr
allojvay, parson, Cooper, Cunningham, Dav
enport, Dozier, Kdmonstonifinloe. Fisher
Uauze, GranHyr Hancock, H ellen. Hill of Rock
r0irvJs of Wake, Jordan
Kerr Kendall, King, Ldley, Loretz, Love, M-l-v'n
Monk, Moore. Morrisi, iullin
Richmond.-McNeilL Mpwidiuf Mtf.:it .
, l ' -..v" i'tin, ami; unison
or Ilichmond Orr. Patrick. P.irrpll i.,i, u
f Currituck. n' u
mah, Snvder, Speight, Stedman,. Stockard,
i-65 7.?! ThomPspn; Watts, Whitaker of
xViT9 - r of Mcon, .White, Wilder,
Miliums, Wjlson. of Perquimans, Wiseman,
l!SkCTEdotnb Barringer,
CherVBrBymir,r' flrum' Cbamblee
Urahlm ' Tk-Coi Eccs, Farrier. Gaston
Ham..G;n. Harper. Hatch. Hauhtnn'
C lT J?" Wntningtpn, Hough, Jones of
Mhoon MA Vi . - e Mendenhall,
l uqon Move. VTurrvliv nfWmAi '
I r5 o'?nr cM,,Ia Nash -Nicholson of Ha-
heeler wrT r IMan,y Sn, Webb,
vchJ! f Ca,we,VC. V. ooten, and
bills should, pass their three readings, in
stead of beins alternately read in each
House, as formerly. At length the Re
port, and the different motions made up
on it, were laid on the table. C
In the Senate, the same soibject was al
so discussed, on the message from the
House of Commons ; and after a good
deal of desuitory,debate, it was agreed,
to return a message to the Housp. faf.
i2, "that blanks in a bill, not affecting
its principle, do not come within the
meaning of the joint Rule requiring bills
to be perfected before they are s'ent for
concurrence." How the difficulty will
be obviated; we oo not precisely know,
bM will inform our readers of the result
hereafter.'
In tho Senate, considerable debate al
so took place on the bill, , proposing that
hereafter, the Supreme Court shall bo
held alternately ait Raleigh and at some
town in the Western section of the State.
It passed its second reading, the town of
Statesville in Iredell connty, beii" the
alternate pla6e designated.
a k:iT ; : i .i
j. win was iiiirouuceu in tne same
branch, proposing to pay the members of
the Legislature a: salary, fn the place of
their per diem allowance. Read the first
time
Tragical JJmr.--A certain Capt. Tho
mas Thompson, of-Eiizabeth City, two
or ihree years ago, succeeded, in obtaining
the hand of an amiable and respectable
foung lady of Beaufort, Carteret county.
In a short time after their marriage, his
conduct towards her became so brutal that
her friends separated her from him. He
has professed to feel extremely unhappy in
consequence, and has endeavored to pre
vail upon her to return to him, butwithout
effect. Fur nearly or quite two years this
has been hiscourse until, within the last
fe w mon(U,te when he has been less" heard
of. It seems however, that he was only
mber-m2 to make a more deadly sDrrhr.
On Saturday the 16th inst. he arrived at
Beaufort, armed with pistolsand a dirk,
and entered the dwellingof his unfortunate
wife, caughtherio his arms and endeavor
ed to persuQe her to go with him. The
d, and despatched a
messenger for the brother of the wife, who
was at Fort Macon (two miles off). On
his arrival he demanded his sister, Tbomp.
son refuseoV and threatened any man with
instant death who should touch either him
.r his wife. The brother, however, agree-
amed ofahe Report of Secretary Eaton, f:vp IZ are. ,reat ' Tery produ
s that Duff m!.rinfi Sf f.K, " U N extehsif e publ
. "r- v iw tut IV4I- Kr.nnn s r ro inhmtn ,r 1 -i "
pose of diSgracing the write, UP hriT
The Cotton Market The Liverpool Al
bion of the 16th alt says, the market was
m a state of unusual activity during the
last week. The sales rp;.rhod tUa.
Duff,
reiary, contents himself with denvin
the assertion, and declaring that he printed
it as it was written. Thus, between the
two, the Secretary fallf to the ground.
Foreign Items. According to a calcula
tion recently made thexe are 103 Canals
in Great Britain, extending 2.682 miles,
isid formed at an" expense ol tt.irty miiions
prliri.
The sons of the Emperor of Austrii have
all been taught some trade, the hereditary
Prince bing an excellent weaver, and his
Drotners good carpenters and joiners.
I .
orntnary nigh number of nearly 25,000
bags, at an ad vance of one eighth per lb.
on t some, qualities of Am erican rnttnn1
-w p -v wvva ;
Jh J: V m'ht f '.MSpime -with thai -W
body t ot.ee and fet tWqdge de'ierininS - 'V
the fact M well as decide thf Uw! : t
; married,.
, In Frankrm county, on. the 23rd
n ii i? j "'re, or Urange, to'lfisa Plir
Bullock, daughter; of ftK Benif Bullock
v In Perquimans ontk, prf., ul .
r , y
in JsiisatQ, City, a the.same day; Mr AbnP
Qragin, of Slassachietts. to Miss &2i? t?Q -
Herd. Also,inLvi f?Sh
Jen- V
t
xu opinion is beginning to prevail, that
the stock of cotton in the ports will, at
the end of the present year" nntwithf,.r,;
ing the heavy import, be smaller than it
nas oeen at the close of several preced
yaars. r
ing
O
I ,
A writer in n "Ipfl,0.n J1;V.
I , - - V 1 1 L I I 1 I II Midlife"!- W y iy r
gei.ue.nan in iNorMk, (Eng.) lately that he is - surnril SSI ZL
" l X h? ?-ated yThe
" :.: :.lT:r7""a"u "ra.ce "Ktnat.ot the deliverance and intbn n.
,wm,bc' pncKeu in me noiloiv ot a larffe dpn
ce of Greece nass in nur narc
much jnS, especially when their
Ireedorrt has not been merely acknowU
edged by the three great Powers -of Eu
rope, buthastened and completed by thVir
unequivocal direct asrenc v. Grppppfanr?a
independent among the nations of the
P
furnip
The communications betiveen the 'English-and
French Governments have been
lately unusu illy frequent. Scarcely a day
elapses but' despatches are received from
and forwarded to Paris.
Mr. C,bbet, ha, announced his mten, ZZVJ ATO'W
tion Ot visiting the princioal towns in the rjcll 1 cuuris'' an tne co ope-
N,, fh of England, tS deuTer hat he Calls tof had'
ccwre speeches. otner, good or bad. To Greece it seems
to have been reserved, in this age of re-
fVi Fayetteville4yec 24 . cessfulljto rekindle ip the
North Carolina Bank Notes. t will af- t Vuj flame of liberty' Greece
ford pleasure to our rpadpra t i . has there had the hanniness: of Wacprtlno-
thelate able and correct management f the nht? of natwns, and .purely offers us
thejlocal Banks ,in this State, has eradnal ?occas,9P of rejoicing with her on her de-
annreciated their nanpr. ; i7 J nverance.
. i r' "m ii is now ac-
tnsc,
len
In AHenton, MoaHgonferv chnntl 1 ' K w
by the Rev, wJ?3? '
i of Anson counfy toh,?! -
to "fcljss Elbsa Harris:
teidinFdu it;
Sanders, Esq? ? genitor ?1WWi'
sickness in
ble
late
me FalL from whtK t,- iJj tT T ' ,
i-m Weckesday
kept his bed umitiJI ich he
has left aaamefarnii; 3e WMecl'
lament his f plfe??.?memi8 to
p.ent reguhied tempe; J' th "f I
u mi mr rna . a. . . - . a
... ii. . r .
Va " VuP w,th Unired. S'ates Bank
Notes, The Branch of the U. 8; Bank ifJ
his plate has, for several days past re
ceiveothemin payment for checks on the
Northern Cities at the usual rate of kber
cent premium. -05. '
clouds
and possi
. -, . . ......
unto tne Hay is its evjl.. She has succeed
ed in a cause, and justice tO her as wpII
as ourselves demands some expression of
g.cct.ug aim gratuiation. Mr. Webster
wnose zeal, years ago, was kindretly1
her wrpns and sufferingsf may pel4iaps
think this subject worthy of being now ad-
nc . Salisbury, Dec. 22. '
tireOn Saturday momino. t t k
Vi ,,n' MacJtinf Huse and Stales of dressed to the public attehtion.
Mr. William Gay, ofthis town. Wprp : f .'S.;' ;,'
tirely consumed by fire. There vas arfti in-
tV of SRPil nnrftm'in kA 1. -
. ... ccr luctuiiine-noose
Jtum.Ve Iparn from the Bpston Pal-
laaium, tnat the' distil Pra fmm mniOM
nerent
and
tflM
sustain the aonf 5 tiU 1 ""M,ruir- to
strong consolatioo of a reasiS? ? lkft lhe
h faith s pe
derson, wife of Dr.-Jame m ii -Hen
centla citlieS !im
Dr. Nathaniel Hill of WiE.9
. Those who were acquainted with rY,''
derson, who knew fh'p
" -w exemplary manner
Henry (?rdy She waaan Soi5
tender raothef and her death mSJS f,fiiUd
gretted, C 1 b mttcb teV
In Lincoln county, on tbVlfth'nl Vr
rahSherrill, wife if Jacofc lJL-'
76th year of her age. JhL Sh?rlln T'JV1
'ie io
death'
c
f-
but died rather mMdenhTito
about till withL aL,a?.,l?,e . -
parts' of the United States, in! t !n,Sffi ' -''
npfitTAn nAna ri- i I ' r "Wfc several versear
ir .r" T rvs vi reiiwra- aiHTtHymiis AinoBesthttfat-: .,j,mre f-
tain that the fire was kindled . ?InZffi?Sj! e.e ?!W!"?.nd lotobetl, T.:
on,i;. - Qi , . . - j u j , " v?y" ic"ii ine uiscontinu f gcw raymnareo. indW j t?
cendilry. Strong suspicion-restin nn Jinn IWFn ? nntu..tttJ?rr
mnioim f-ti... . e j ,'v.. u.ijL.ftMH jvuiii ajj; an arnci
f A, a m a . . .
out titrie dount of its bein the
I mofasiesitor ae
incendiar,. It bphooiea the citii-ns nfnit J'JttrV'1 W$mr RtSSr-i ,
have apphtd. the midmehf tordi. t 6" . . . ,.( .: . -mtW.xfycomiiuyS
gncuttr ropers. 1 ireMast No c 1 - "-..v- ' i f .
Loodotfo:Oardeir' v . V WANTED, 'Js':y
property of Mrs. Ann Smith of this place frosl WSr M7 (jingrto - 'W
was
,ine circu
to lead some
pioion that
combustion
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