' , ' ' Ax t' .m- . :rr r.-TTVru fTTTiTftS'M1 ''
iri ;r c ':'CirJ''f' ' v i 'A'" 'V - t" ' i , -i M'47 , ' t:U -c- 0" - -i to interltre With that country F the French have ' r
rv av: ; S :xJv4-,tInwarpM t,y prty itqhw tyke broth er-; ' - V , ' Z ;vU .Wer itselj n,6riSS ,6 kee? '
is.-
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t.
iVmtSon'tbe arrival,of the Hibeiv.
.,, bY UflTCTTE-that the Nat dnaj
toads oCPari? bad bcen rcrgaBizedrrr;.
v. - uiW! taken ndace between
that a v-r-'t '.I u-Vi
utter ' " " ; .iv,
L.- To day; cresMtdttiona? p;
ticular in relation :stbiimpottant-.e.
Lnt than which none more raomentpphas
purred since the; battle, of Waterloo.-
qaestion naturally presents itself did
iU Ministry calculate on popular,inpur
rpctirn whenther resolvecl n.Steps f oold
.Bd itanroulas those which ;they feave
attempted to -carry iru exevuuuu ; .
answer, to this the National Gazette
iBlcs the FrenchGovernmentAvaft aware
of the formidable MlanRers .they were a
yiX to encounter; nd;that they would t
nt have mande
."cdl roeasurvgwith of sup-;
: Dortfrum Atna;jjfRssia and Prussia,
I If'hot fcW' Bnland.:; Vieii)nbt;ii ipwever;
p.'HlV tfJlug inline yanou ai tuu ci i ,m
' warrant ee ?u
C! Wr "TkuDAVsBi?Bit;iW 73 : Koi; i;6. -?
on of interference
a .reasonable groundfpf itsjnyasion;1! BuJ
if itls tjie French Mimstryhowever pro-(
foun ,their sagacity counted without
their hos The (ecion of Frahce did
f notjpermit themselves to be dazzled and
oetrayeq .uy the splendor ot cotiquesv or
thehoutg of anticipated triumph. ' They
behaved in this constitutional struggle for
their4rights, wUh a prudence worthy of all
praise, and a firmness worthV of all imita
tion. : . ;: . i ;i , ' r
It must, be a source of high gratification
toAnemansV' that ILaayette lis1 called
at th r, critic al co n j u lie tu re, to direct the
storm. y His whole life is aii assurance
hat its result jwill be auspicious Ito the
rights of , man andV the progress of free
principles. Truly may it be said of his
.ling public opinion; in. Soutft-Carolina; we
feel Prntifierl in 9nnhihiinH.;,f.P.:J t
gle was; elected by 84:vote3 over his'Vbm-
peiuor. . jne vote was Cringle 838
anVnthefpoweseenoprpspec .rlVf '""V" l" r"9-
eveVreinstab usefufand active life Ftms corona opus.
Ae Holy Ainaner otherwis the fugi-: oinPral JWn-on, of our Se-
UvVCSarleswil
a pensioner on tneDinoi angianu, as
w did before daring his Eighteen years
exile. .;
"We remark e'd In our; lasti that the
jyench expeditiorij? against Algiers had
id inated from, a'Source as mysterious. as
thefbuntarti of the :ije. Thef Richmond
AVhij, in commenting upon the popular
inovements in France; peaks of the Al
gerine War: a akeof diplomacy im
plTin more ability than the wof 4 hag
pMierally gve , the. Polignac i Ministry;
creiit:for. The pretext for hostilities,
Mys the hwasa vavenge thelinsuttj
itterel to the nag pi r ranee, uy vue jti
rate cit v" but it was V mere pretext.
The dmnesUcconditiQn of prance ,sug
gested the -diversion and organized the;
schemed The train of thought which led i
to the Expedition was undoubtedly this, j
The refractpryoniduct of the late Cham-
ber, had determined the t advisers -of the
King to dissolvelt iContempianebusly;
with the formation of this resolution, thej
expedition against Algiers was resolved;
upon, and the preparations in a state ofi
forwardness, were to . atrract the atten-j
tioh:bf tKe people at the moment?: of the!
WtPOJUTIon or me yimuiucr, .aim tueir ui-.
f!natipn at that event, would be-assua-j
ge'd'by "tesoiindf rvnil delilktful to:
the.chivalry of the French people,, and
thevprospect of military: glory fx-attrac
tive to thefnationab imagination -Pend-wgtUe
attack up(m Algiers the nw e-s
If ctions iwould ; qccur'and. large calcula
tions were made- upon the effect which;
the Algerinewarwo.utd produce at the
in favor of the ministry. If this ef-
,fect was 6 considerable as to procure the
return bf a4 majority of Deputies devoted
to Despctism, and the defeat of the Lib
eral?, the latent -and real object of the
African war wasf accomplished. If the'
contrary- if the Liberals retained their
ascendancy, and thus virtually converted
Rhodt hland.r The election for mem
bers to the Legislature of thi3 State has
just taken place- v It has resulted, aswas
expected, in gi y ng M r- CxAT"an i ncreas-
ed majority in the Legislature, since the
iav session. 4 nis was so much a matter
of course, in that StateJthat we do not
boast of it as a triumph. As the Providence
Journal says, the people of Rhode Is
land are as much attached to the great
Statesman of the West, as they are to
their, own streams and waterfalls and
would not desert him any sooner than
their ploughs or their looms.
able to preVent intrusion and great vraste
in this section and has consequently been
re-called." ' Should circumstances still
r. A.
'4 . .
appear to render it ; necessary, v the, Re
corder thinks it may be fouiid-expedien t
to convene the Legislature on the third
Monday in October. .
Grkat Dividends. -The State Insurance
Company, at;New-OrIeans, have annually
declared a dividend of 125 per share,
or 124 per cent for the six months profits.
In Jattuary last, the same company paid
nut 5Cf per tent, for six months, & in July
1829, Ihey paid 50 per centri for the six
month, making in 18. mprtihs 22i? per
cent. 5 of which has been paid out tb
the sckholders, and the remaining 100
added ijo the capital; -
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Thefe are at present in operation, in
the United States, 630 Banks. The Bank
of the United States has 23 branch Insti
tutions.
nators in Congressf whose terra of service
expires bn the 4h March next, bas an
nounced through the Star of this City, that
he will not be a candidate for re-election.
There is no doubt, we presume, that a
friend oT the existing. Administration of
the General Government will be chosen to
succeed him. Seveiral gentlemen have
been mentioned in the prints of the State
as probable competitors for the vacan
cy,, but i we decline mentioning them, as
their names may have been given to the
public without their sanction. The elec
tion will take place during the appiloach
ing session of our Legislature.
' Street Lamps. We take pleasure in
stating that Fayette ville Street, in this
City, is; now provided with Street Lamps,
which are regularly lit up every evenings
We trust that the benefit to be derived
from them is so apparent, that provision
will be made in due i time for furnishing
the whole City
Census.- The population of the town
of Charlotte in Mecklenburg county in
this State, is 717. The population of the
town of Greeneville, in Pitt county, is
488 increase since 1820, is 207. !
The total population of Caswell county,
in this State; is 15,203 making ap in
crease! of about 2,000 since the last Cen-
: ' .: 7 l
The present population of Richmond
Va, is 16,057- ''-M';- ' L '
The Washington Correspondent of the
New York Journal of Coinmerce,after an
nounciug the defeat of the Jackson party
in Kentucky, and conjecturing a similar
result in Maryland and Ohio, says:
" These demonstrations afford me lit
tle comfort or consolation. I see in them
the utter insignificance of all huirfan cal
culations Upon the events of futurity.
One jrnight havc supposed, with such a
vote s Gen. Jackson received at the last
Presidential Election, he could not fail
to perceive that he had been elected by
the People, and not by a party, and that
nothijig could have tempted him to forfeit
the boon granted to hinu The jewel was
most prodigally exchanged for the sordid
gratification and aggrandizement of a ca
bal, unworthy of even the name of a party,
and before the first two years of his Ad
ministration have' elapsed, he is palpably
cast off by the people, grieving, even ii
tears and sorrows that their: partiality has
covered the government of the country
with a cloud. To hope that he will oV
can reform the Administration, is vain.
The infatuation and credulity to which he
is subjected by an unfortunate direction
of his benevolence, has closed the doora
gainst ail remedy."
A writer in the Georgia Journal, under
the signature of Jefferson, nominates
the Hon. Wm H. Crawford, for the
Vice-Presidency of the United States.
Alter having contended so manfully for
the first office under the Government, we
should be loth indeed to see this distin
guished individual run for a less promi
nent station. There is no probability how
ever of his ever permitting his name to
be thus used
Wrearrithata
young gentleman. of thenar in tMscity '
Hiio enioys conVulrrnble eminence 'as a
pleoV r, wasN recentl y r ngaged by an iridb,
yiduai ot. fortune lcoritest the. rightto an
estate, oCthe value f -whtch the attorney
was to receive one' f urjh for his Herv?cc3
if successful. He. succeeded jtnt hi porf
ion of the spoil is esthnafrd atgSO,006;v ,
t V
' ii i i . in im'-.y. ,
More Gold. A Gold mirte'hassbeen
discovered in this cqunty,tw6 miles west
or thre place, which promises5 to be very
productive. We have seen a ; bar worth
about one hundred; dollars which had
been procured in a Jew days1 with very
imperfect machinery We vhlve been
told that as much as fifteen dollars worth
of gold 'has been washed out by one hand
in a day. Wehave seen some specimens
of the ore, which exhibited abundant ev
idence of value Experiments have been
made which show that at' least eight dol
lars can be procured from a bushel of ore.
Tlie vein where it has been opened, is a
bout eighteen inches wide, and as it des
cends, increases in width and in the rich
ness ofjthe ore. The; land has recently
become the property of Messrs. Yar
brough and Huntington ofthis nlaceand
we understand they are making arrange
ments for immediately prosecuting;tto
some extent the works of the mine, and. j WKL
Washington, September 10, 1830. v
In the last New-Yrk Albion We find
the (olio win j
r item on theubiert nf thn i si'e
British Coumiai Trade : 4 'tt. " -mH
ih The Hon.: George Chipman arrived iri
the George Canning. V .urnlersland -
that ihe West India TradeX QaestibnuaTi CX
though Under negotiation, wjll' notAb vdev'
ruled on before the next session Utf Pari ia-.
ment." . ii V'
Algiers. k-The sloop of war Boston
which sailed from hence with Comi Vorv
ter, cur new Cnsul General tVj he Barbie
ry Powers, the latter part, of .'JtHieoold'
not have arrived until the first of AuirusU
and consequently the new Coulul General
must have found himself rather in :a; dt
lemmaj in the absence oF any gbvernmenT.':
to whom he could present his' JetUHhof f
credence. . 4 ;
Mr. Dickson and Mr. Helm; iwo ofvthtt
ne
t
tewlj elected Clay Members ofjthe Ken
ucky legislature, but who have ben:laim r
ed by the friends of the: present. Adpiit)iss
tration, Oo party question, declare tfiera-k '
selves' unpledged to VoteToF theAdhiinis'.
r- '
"ni
ration in any particular.
the Government rinto; a 4 Republic then
a last and vigorous .blow was to be struck
fr Despotism by'Uhe suspension ; of the
liberty of the press and the dissolution of
the new ' Chamber jThese '' desperate
measures, in the state of puolic feeling
i f . V - . . : " .. 'H .
existing m rrance, anu me uevonon to
liberty almost asunanimous and . enthu-
siastic as in 1792, it was. easily foreseen,
would lead-to popular commotion aand in
Rorrection;' i And now the, secret ulterior
object of the Algerinc . expedition emer
ges to.view.vTh6eJtluciion-orthattovr.iii
saving casualties1 from the elements, , was
matter ofmathematical? certainty.
rench scieoce could. "calculate with pre-
tisiun, the quantum of i force necessary,?
and almost the'darwhe.n'tKe Bouroon
fta would float on the walls of LaCasau-
ha. Algiers conquered, the' African ar j
myvas ready :no mDarKi!qr ;x ranee,
cn to rari apu. uacK ioe ivmg m uc
o-narrel with the people.' Selected with
Caution from the mass of tlie standing ar-
; commanded by Bqurhioht, aa Am--
Vcrat by birtli, who,' from bis treason fin I
1 Q i ar I v J: n-ji ' lt?,'3w Lilt, vi
uaa nomine 10 nope iroia ine uemuj
rucy nusnea -v witn -victory unaer-xne
A . bale of new Cotton raised in Edge
comb county, was sold in Tar borough a
few days since, for mne cents per pound .
Melcincholy Shipwreck Qri the 28th of
August the Schooner Ironsides Capt
Welchhon her passage from New-York
with stone, for the Delaware Breakwater,
having 'sprung aleak, sunk to the bottom,
and eight persons on board found a wa
tery :-graye ; ' among whom were Capt
Welch?s wife and fiv children, and his
wife's sister Five including Capt. W
were saved by takiog-to the boat.
From the Nero-Yo'kjJLmertcitn
LAST WORDS Ol GEORGE THBrFOtfRTH.
Ok!. God tfa is noj right -this Heaving breath i
Grows short and Weukit ifeels the. shock of.
death,! f . -. :
This fallfring pulse, beats not with wonted force,
Hut faintly struggles in its channel course.
fih! heart that trembles on a falling throne
And leaves an empire, which was once its OWht
darkness slowly steals, o er the domains
line, iiiui iiil.. thrtIi .; 1;fh u'urhr i;rUt AAet V,
we hope it will prove a source of wealth j v reioo ' ' "
O.
o themi, as well as of benefit to the coun-
v ff e neral I v. HillsJtorousH Recorder. These sacred emblems of a dy in& Lord,
wiiii nic s lasi ufcau .iiu uiusiuiir scenes accoro X
Jmencdn . Farmer.-We"bbserve by the - J9.m,nestits home of clay-
i u r. t? .T"ey e jt motioiijm.itJieavenward wav.
last number of the, American Farmer, that . - 4. V-'y.
j . 1 1 ' S-
thisstatadard Agricultural paper has change Herei ptace this feeble bead in gentle rest-- 4- 1
ed Editors and proprietors. This paper What pains, unconquered, prey upon mybreastj , .
from th eraof its commencement, has, SL" fiViT iTfnV'i l A
, ,f - oi What do I feel? Deathl Oh! God)I the t i f t V
under tie supervision ol Mr. Skinner its . r '
r . . w ............ i
proprielor, been of signal service to Agri-
culturemnd the arts connected therewith. I The expression of the King, when be felt bis
!
the Hon 1 LEMUEL Shaw of Massachu
setts has, by an unanimous vote of the
Council, been appointed Chief Justice of
the State, to supply the vacancy occasi
oned by the death of Chief Justice Par-
KERk
The Baltimore Patriot states that ilfrs
Barney, well known as the writer of a
letter to Gen Jackson, relative to the re
moval of her husband from office has is
sued proposals for publishing inJ5alti-
rnore, a monthly periodical, chiefly de
voted to literature, The Patriot says of
the proposed work 44 We trust it mayi
receive a patronage in some degree com
mensurate with the just and varied claims
of the author on the favorable regards of
this community,v and with what we are
sure will be its intrinsic value-t-as deter
Ct early assumed a high character for use- j eml approaching.
fulness?: and that character has been ful-1 . '
lv maintained, if not increased and fur- ' DIED,
ther propagated through the course of its TH tlis Cityon Thursday jast,. of a pulnonar r
succeeding years The establishment of affection, in the 21t-yearrof his ageMlexander ,v
the American Farmer has now, we learn, Hamilton Polk son of Colonel WHKam Polk.V
a'Ct i t i p m cu Toni from existence by wtmgdrs!Sase"inthe r
passed from the hands of Mr- Skinner, mernn of ,ife and 't the t dawning' of ar-
its founder, to Messrs. Irvine, Hitchcock dent and fascinating hope, it must bektonsotinff
control of its practis- ZLrJi STftL hJ KZS- ? .7 r
epartment ot j states, and was sentenced to three years' ioiDri-, ,
we think have fallen 1 sonment U may ..be sat'isfattory to his friendsii; f'Kl
a
o TIiei Russian Corvette. Kensington,
vhicii kaifed a short ttme since from Phi
ladelpfiia5 under the; command of Lieut.
Ramsajjr, was dismasted in a lieavygale.
The' passengers, among w!i as Baron
rudeneV were taken olStUe- wreck by
the Superior, and brought to New-York, mined by the severe & impartial exercise
ThelKensingtonVbaiialso been brought of public judgment;'
back. Twenty of her crew were killed i im .
''r1 .1 '-.''f ' ; i '-.uaptain e.dmutid it. Kenned y ot xsor
H i "i -v '-ra-' - -- ; ' f?lkfhas been appointed to the command
Co. Tshese gentlemen we observe have1 1 reflection toThis friends, that he died confidinir
engaged as Editor Mr. Gideon B. Smith! in the promises of' that Jkgionrwhjch;ffte,
who bail been for some time past connect- ..whneiti :
, . 0 , . A i j the heart. - r ,
ed.witg the Farmer establishment, and " ilthe JilofthisCitv on Saturday moVhW
who is therefore fitted by experience for last.bf hemorrhage of.the bowels, David t Fields, '
the general routine of editorial duties -of Guilford county? The.deceased was eonvjcK-;
wmcn nave now aevoivea unon nim. - r vr
Passing from the
ed founder, the editorial
the Farmer could not
intfhttpr or nhlpr hands. TnnlUhf rpnui- i to know that he was attended by a skilful Phv
fft l-- -i' ? 1 eifion tfi . that hi conduct since hi rm'nfin
site nuanncauons on me score :oi mior- l ,w - " 7" . ".i-i klvlc . " rc
.. 1 ! . - 1 ment was such as to 'secure the confidence of
inaiiou or piatLii acuuireiiieiJi, iiiprt is I . . n - r: . I
added, on thepart of Mr Smithf that fit- J in. the county of Montgdmexyon ther25th .
ting tasie, creaieu oy pursujis connectea j uit. ageo aooui orears, "k uct. unam rea
u t v thP siihiP't. nnfl thnsi hhifcoF nl cocK a nauveor AO(iupnuHh''PUV wr me iasr
nl ira tion trPasUr in thprnsel vp which forty,? ears a citizen xflhe above County, i -Mr.N .
plication va treasure m themselyes,whicn Pe?ock w for twenty iyears,.previons trt hii
cannot fail, we think; to maintain the A- datf a Minister of berGbspel, of xemplay
merican Farmer -in its present attitude nietv.. belonging t to" the Presbyteriah vChurcbs
before the public, if it do riot, indeed f and was eminently useful in' that capacity. v
under nis guiuance, reacn a turtner emi
nence An acquaintam
standing, with this
to speak in these terms
he is about to- assume
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i X s .to. .
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ce of some years i fJattle &hOW antl bal; .
gentleman, enables,us ' - ? h.J 'V.
of confidence, as ftrrtLL be exhibited ' for Show and SaW.jTtX
new resnonsibi hties: I IT" the Canitol Sauare in the Citv of Ral-l?b.
. Charleston. Anelction has just been of the United States frigate Brandywrine,
held in' this City- an Intendarit: and now fitting out atthe Navy Yard, Gos-
It also hllowsUus to addi as a tribute to 1 o Monday the 4th day of October next f beint
his moral qualitietnat he il I deserve
4i.A0.ti .u;k W;0f i-a vi.i..l Between '20 and 0 Cows,; cfthe,firsi breed'
uicbuvbsk ii ivii ui3 ifticnw auu iuuuo- i j nll - Hon ntrv. Warrant tn ! witK Hair K-
ry are fitted to command. " tj Napoleon'a full blooded tincr, ,b iSevon rull '
held- jntht8'City;Vldr''ans'IntenUant4'anclnow-B-uing out-ai neavy iaru, uos- fj. -i yWauttngre ratnotfns-AHo, several year ow yuiis ot the half breed ' , ,
twelve Wardens,; almost .unprecedented port,, for the Mediterranean station.- ' trrjp MMS of CatUe highly esteemed in 1 V .V.
w -.. . i- t iu."- I rpi,.:n t I Jinavrs ot rrance.rMr. Brougham liat- I . . , . . . , p .TKt2li
' -1 . Is, A. U ' o sJingTOiM; Sheffield ra8;.a:candidate for iK'.iMtuttp5 m WrV f?. . ttWriKn ur -
"spices an a. the nag oi me oovereign
the. fidelity ot this , army was supposed
nquestionableV and its readiness to sus-
5.
ried on. .J.ocal elections are always more anu ir..iom ourgeon.HY-k9N M
violent than' those which are connected 1 . ... . . Iduced iie learned ffentleman toTthevfree- f has never known'any' Cows ub' have tfivenao) :; .vA.v
withthe General polhicsofvthe country, . AJaw ot the Mate ol JNew York winch Uolde Very aPDoSteiy:took t'oppor- mueb'rich Milk theae..U. tlsame4tindof ' r;'
wiui ine general pui . , , , r " Vproh bs the circu ation in that State of tUnitvlof reouirinV MV.Brouham o, ra vot.p310j? s ,
and this contest is a melancholy proof of v . i j r ? tunytui requiring jir.. orounam s o, A, SETU JONES.V? V
itVr a few weeks the papers of that nk notes of-o States, .under, five p,pion$n.the sUteof affairs n-France, ' County, Septra, tt t. U3t? ' . '
irir:.!" ' '-'Mflll; dollars, went into.operation on the 1st with a iew to obfam his protest against - ; T ' v
CityJtfouteem lnstknt. r ; v silpyor$ngtheBouf()ons their attempts -A- Virginia StateIidtfery; "
nunicatipns, aboiimljng w;ith personal in-' , ;,. i; , . ' , Vstifln the liberties of -te .Frenclijpeo :v.; : : -L-J?y; -T4. V-;'' f
vective?and fuilCf scurrilous epithets, C:Georgia and hcr:.. Gold . Region.Tt pie ith a power and. energy which TobelJram in ifc Wfoftomvna'ori . yV
Tlie excitement was not confinedHo the last SouthernRecorder .states,, that three; f an cely conceived by Hhose who Ij Friday the imt. . ,
piii'niom Sit le'dpoTPP to ha vp oW-' " " ' r Ft c r have.at heard hirn Mr. Brougham said i ;60 nuoiberLotterv-4-9 drawn Ballots. y'.r
City but seems, in a less t degree, to nave additional, companies of. United States ..jf. . . - r". w?.-v V" -ispLendid-scheme.-
' ''Ii J u idiw-: 4WA'W;AVf;.'"T f - -X V' ifc " Ji rr - j- Alii t"t he news has reached us that a frantic 1' - r . , V V r -
.pervaded the State,, the. elect on for Tcoops-one'ot artilJeryfrom.Charleston, tyrant orl call him, nothing else), bent ,upoV 2 Prizes of 5r9DHar?V- j.
-tendahtbeingco'nsidereda thVotber two of infantry, foSe tfronx mischiei; and guided by an ignorant nd besot. W 30;, do lOOODclIars , VM
:ir H;w 0&n.Fot,MUchen J ' jW---
p - Mr a . wr m .-b, m maiv m mim w - v v .. t- r-" v v m v q ki m wb vvm mm m m . w m m v b - bb b b bbbb bhbb bj b i b
-T -J V 5 .. , , ' vu . : , " I V VCtll UIUI WW ! UiyVVbll tvi Ml w
that Providence which restored him to his throne
has, in thevface, of iProvidecelandiin defi-
and iiir.rtwcw8: ni? ?PPy,JB-J' Jto the Cherokee cquntry;: to, repress, the knee of th-. people, ?clare4 he will trample c 1
u Xf i invnlvpfT Rtirlh imnortant nrinl e '.V i 'iLi - ,J rn'i' 4Tl:--'"f w'. 1 ihe libehies.of his country, and rule' thirty mil-
pVay. that 'bis adviser will 'meet with that pun-
rinlfkV. and aait is known thatCharlestonUifii Ju hrfinmnr
xpl itiori' tq Algiers;. Iff i t be nbt .we will
. notes ojiijt naiTCh ,ra, f . o
-or saie ariuc wwen raiape, -'rt
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