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( r .TERMS, r
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07 HTwoquctflly, gtvd notice of their wish to have
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year, will te presumed as desiring it conUnuance
linui cqunTcrmamiixi v j
ADVERTISEMENTS, .
lot fxcco(!inr sixteen tfnety will ne insrrtol re
thnea for a Dollar; .ant twentjfive cents for each
subsequent pnlfirat?()D i rv those of grater lentrth, in
pntjiortion. If the jjumJer of insertions 1h not
' marked on thera, tiey will be continued until ot-
tiered jput, and Charged accordingly. .
Mr. WEBSTER,
tn Reply to ilr. TPrighf. in the Senate of
the united Mates.
Ualists loo, mat outlive such times. 1 The farrier in siantlr bem "to '.entrain
For flic; Register
-'II
r
fa Major Jack' Downing, of the 2nd Br i-
gade Uriiiliaj, at DowningvWe.
Having read, several of your Officials
ind ill particular, tliat of the 26th Dec.
183, .permit me to say a word also,
,n iccordanct with your views upon the
subject of our dearly beloved country,
the good of which there is no doubt yu
lay e much at heart, as well as myself.
V'eU Major,wejwtll begin now with the
Ginpral and the Government Bank. Al
tho' the GineVal is committing a suicidal
act; in givin the Bank a fatal stab by which
he expects utteryj to destroy it yet a-
f "Mr. President, J wish to say a word
qn another topic. Tms is an eventful
moment, (n the ffreat questions which
iccunv us,!we all look for some decisive
movement of public opinion. A9 I wish
tltat movement to be free, intelligent
anl unbiassed- the true manifestation of
public wiH-r-l desire to prepare the coun
Irv for another assault, which 4 Perceive
Is about to be made, on popular prejudice
anomer attempt 10 oDscure au aistincr
views of the public good to toverwlielm
all patriotism and all enlightened self-
interest, by loud cries against false dan
ger, and 1y exciting the passions of om
Hass against another. I am not mistaken
in the omer? I see the magazine whence
ihe weapons of this warfare are to be
drawn. I already hear the din ot the
jhammerinjr of arms, preparatory to the
jcombat. They inav be such arms, per-.
jhaps, as reason, and justice, and honest
livery ettort
it U well knowing nov, that the A
merican nation of People and i ts Congress
must and' will have; 4 National Bank to
answer jind faciljtateUlie cnUection of its
revenue, without the loss of a. dollar too.
But Amos and the Gineral and some of
the other kitchen Cabinet says, we shall
not have such a 'good Bank for bur coun i
tryt because some . individuals and some
rfvfid live in anotlver climate, with many
widows, 'orphans atiu otners, own some
They may either prey on the earning of j the hoof, discovered the injury, took oft
abor, bv their cent, per cent, or they may l the shoe, and. replaced it more careful I v.
hoard. But the laboring man. what can on which the hoise Immediately turned
ht hoard ? Preying on nobody, he becomes J about, and set off at a merry pnee for his
fha y 1 1 u: , . : u:.. i 11 t - x,ri.:i t :, .
nc uicy in an. 111s nroneriv ir 111 ms wen hiioivxi niwuire. vrmisi :r. ijqnc s
hands. His reliance, his fund, his nro-1 servants were ort the learch. thftv chanced
ductivc freehold, his all, is his labor to pass by the f6rg-, -and on mentioning
VV nether he work on hi own small capi- taeir supposed loss, thp farrier replied,
tal, or on another's, his livinj' is still oh, ht? has been here, and shod, and
earned by his industry ; and when the gone home again, ".which, on tlieir return-
money ot the country becomes deprecia- ing, they found to Delictual ly the case.
ted anu debaseu, whether it be adultera
ted coin, or paper without credit, that in- . Jin accomptished JJrtist. A late Lon:
uusiry is roobeu or its reward, ne men (ion paper contains an account 01 tne ex
labors for a country whose laws cheat him amin, ion of 1rs. George Tweed, Esq
out of his bread. I would say to every who was -committed for .trial under the
owner of every quarter section of laud in following circumstances. She stopped!
the West, I would say to every man in her coach belore: the shop f a very re
the East, who follows his own plough, spectable tradesman rn Piccadilly, and
and to eiery mechanic, artizan, and la-j requested to be shown Foinesi!ks and
borer, in every city in the country I satins, laces &c Alter selecting a quan
would say to every man, every where, titv, worth qboitt 150. she requested that
who' wishes, by honest means, to cain an a clerk might proceed to her dweUin?
honest living : 4 Beware of wolves in with the bill, Avhere she woiild pay it
sheep's clothing : whoever attempts, un-f not having brought her wallet with. 'her.
tier whatever popular cry, toshaTte the sta-j 1 he clei-k accordingly entered the coach
1
litlie 01 x. Anu me uinerai says ur ra
ther ths country toose all that the Gov
eroment has there, than these 'dividual
tvho owa tothen part, should be a little
mfte benefited add so he Veto it, and . all
the law that the ;Congress pas io renew
i. He vent ail his malice and ambition
(o keep Congress from pass'm It. But Ma-
ior, ' vott, know t Congress have got ttiore
"-- .1- 4-l '. j.
power tnan tne urinerai, . if tney are nor
fraid to use it and we are sure they are
Hot, Then, if they are not. the Congress
of this great nation and the people-will
have a Bank, either bv a renewa of the
present one, with an 'increase of its pre
sent Capital, (or a hew one.) It is said a
bettef cannot be ; it is good enough ; and
it is always best to let good enough alone
because it cant be-tietcercp, notwithstand
ing the Ginerat's objections and vetoes
. t 'f ?i n d.' el l
to Kin it. congress win act tor me peo
ple, themselves and their country they
must and will havea B.tnk ; so they bring
it rip agin and agin and so they will have
it well knowin and beartn in their minus,
the great losarof oh or .about one million
four! or five hundred thousand dollars
already to their Treasury, called un
available funds a total loss to the nation,
occasioned by having so maney these lit
tie Banks all over this great and growinj
nation. Well now, Major, if Congress
are determined to have a Bank,. I will
jive you my plan on it, and then you can
give, me your plan. .x
AVell then. Major, my plah is to renew
the present Bank & increase 815,000,000
makit) on it S50,000,000 say S3,000-i
000 for Uncle Sam, makin with what he
is got, 810,000,000 then the balance,
812,000,000 be left Open for new subscnT;
bers, excluding the old ones who now held
stick from takn this new,therebv givin a
fair chance to others who wish it if they like
it j if noU they can let it alone and others
will take it. And so, Major, you will ji
see, anu so win an me people see, that
jesf.aucjh a B.ink as this is the Very one
we should have, when all the money then
iif- I il . rr.l .... . .
wiit ue goou a:iKe. mere win De no sna
king and shuffling and cutting, but every
man can get and keep by him enough of
thU here goodbtg National Bank money j
to! keep him from su ft erin, and other pen-
ptifrom shaving him of a cent much less
your ditterehce in per cent 01 1 to 25a
upon local Bank notes which wiU not pass
out 01 meir ueigiaoornood. liut when voul
start to travel any where and have got 1 he
United States Banlc money in your nock-l
en you can travel iroin Maine to St. Ma
oatriotism, cannot resist.
af rocitttance. it is nossible. mav be fee- bility of the public currency. brinr on and it was driven ,he little imagined
bie and powerless ; but, for one, I shall distress in money matters, and drivel whither. . Theady'stoTpped in front of
make an effort an ettort to be begunjie country into paper money, stabs your me mansion d-a respectable pnvsician,
now, and to be carried on and continued J interest ami your happiness to vie heart, aim inionneo lurn that her son was in me
with untirin? zeal, till the end of the The herd of humrrv wolves, who live carriage in front of his house, in a state
contest comes. ion other men's earnings, will rejoice in of lunacy. Site desciibml his svmptoras
t Sir, I see in those vehicles which car-such a state of things. A ytem which stating that heuppose'd himself clerk to
iry to the reopie. senunienis irom nign ausorus inio meir pocKers tne iruits oin'f ciuu:'smjienr, anu.was cinunuanv
places, plain declarations that the pres- other men's industry, is the very system talking about collecting bills, being swim
jent controversy. is but a strife between for them. A Government that produces died, &c. SIhj proposed to leave .htm in
bnepart of the community alad another. or countenances uncertainty, fluctuations, cnarge 01 the doctor tor a tew days, en
1 hear it' boasted as the unfailing securi- violent rising and falling, and finally pa- joining upon hm to keep the young man
it y, the solid ground, never to be shaken, per-money. is a Government exactly after confined, as Jjt was daugeroas that he
on which recent measures rest, that the their own heart. Ilenre, these men arehhi'uld he at lige. This agreed to, the
poor naturally hate the riclu I kW, always for change. They will never let j unsuspecting erk was ushered into the
Miaf -under the shade ot the roots ol the well enough alone. A condition of nub-J apartment 01 ute physician, where ne was
Capitol, within the last twenty fnur hours lie affairs, in which property is secure, A confined hearty two days as a rhiiatic ;
among men sent here to devise means industry certain ot its reward, and every a,,u 11 n3 "mhui me u. uau sem
for the public safety and the public! man secure in his own hard earned gains U servant to thfesupposed residence of the
jrond it lias -been vaunted forth as matter is no paradise for them. Give them just lady, that he w?iuld heed the exclamations
of boast and triumph, that one cause ex- the reverse ot this state of things bring 01 t,ie prisoner
isted, powerful enough to support ever'lon change after change let, it not be
thing, and to defend every thing, and I known to-day what will be the value of I - A coantryninih, a short time agn, on be
c - . . .- r. I " - -l.-t-i -f 1 . o. . . . !
that was the natural hatred of the poor to property 4.t-morrnw let no man be able png noeratea i rom at. Augusliue's jail,
the rich. to sav. whether the monev in his nockets walked into a Neighboring ale house and
Sir, I pronounce the author of such at nij;ht will be money, or worthless rags asked for a pifit of beer, informing the
sentiments to be guiltyof attempting a in the morning ; and depress labor, till landlord at the; same time, he' had no mo-
detestable fraud on the community. A double work shall earn but half a living ney, but that f heould tuniish the sup
double fraud ; a fraud, which is to cheat I give them this state of things, and you ply he would 11 h,im something to his ad
men out of their property, and out of the give them the consummation of their vantage.- uointace hesitated, out nndm'
earnings of their labor, by first cheating earthly bliss. the man's countenance to wear an honest
them out of their understandings. I Sir the great interest of this ?reat coun- sort of appearance, J placed before him
" TAe natural hatred of the noor to theltrv. the nroduciW cause of nil its nrn- 4'a tankard ot mild." A lew minutes
rteiV Sir, it shall not be till the last perity is labor! labor! labor! We are had elapsed aid the beer had. vanished,
moment of mv existence it shall be on- a laboring community. A vast maioritv ntl with it nftne host's patience, for he
. - ... I - .... 'I 1 1 ; -1 . -
ly-when 1 am drawn to the verge ol bli- ot us all live by industry, and actual oc-lgwj demanded me promised iniorma-
vion when I shall cease to have respect cupation, in some ot their forms. tion. narK ye,", responded me new-
or atTectioo for any thing on earth, that I The Constitution was made to protect released lUljnfjuent, ;4if you should
will beHeve the People of the Un'ned this industry to give it both encourage- be unfortunateenou:h ta get on the tread
States capable of being effectually delud- ment and security ; but, above all, se- mill, the easiet berth is against the wall."
A
Kcntiah Chron.
ed, cajoled, and driven abont in herds, bvjeurity. To that very end with that pre
such abominable frauds as this. If theyj cise object in view, power was given to
shall sink to that point if they so far Congress over the Currency, and over Sympathy 0 . Inzect8.Yhen ve c&mz
cease to be men thinking men, inteUi-lihe money svstem of the country. , In M "to the pari of! at the Inn at Fennoy, we
gent men as to yield to such pretences, forty years' experience, we found no- found it blackjwith fUes. Vy hy d.i you
and such clamor, they will be slaves al- thing at all adequate, to the beneficial ex
ready; slaves to their own passions ecu Uon ot thi trust, but a well couduc
slaves to the fraud and knavery of pre- ted National Bank. That, has been tried
tended friends. They will deserve to be returned to tried again, arid always
HVVE RRMr-VETJ TO TUB Tit
iYcw Hmkiiiis, on the coa'iicr oil
Fayettevitte and Market Streets,
Where they intend keeointr a beuvy and well
selected Stock of 1 :
DRUG; AND MKniGI?TKR, CHRMlCl;
PAINTS, OILS, DYfi STUFFS, ULASS
WAKI?, &c. &cv
ATI of which wilt be sold Wholesale and Retail
on favor bte terms.
Wi 5t H. re desirous to close their former
Basin rss to the present period ind respectfully
Wsk of all indebted tb' them and ti F. J. Haywood,
to call and mke payment, as further indulgence
cannot be a (lorded.
: Hateisrh. Feb. t. 183 1. 13
; m A-m. aM . 1 N n Ci 4 H
OFFERS FOU SALE AT
No. 19, Maiden Imic, New-York,
L. P. MADEIRA WIZVBS,
n Pipes, Hogsheads, and Quarter Casks,
entitled to debenture, from
Howard. March &. Co.
NewAon, Gordon, Murdock & Scott.
Geo. & Rubt. Bl.ickbiirn & Co.
Leacock, H rris Si Co.
! Orders received for the Wines of any .of those
llons-s; and the Wine shipped -direct as oppor
tunity. ofFt-rs. ; -
$ome of old & gptendid quality, in bottles, includ
ing f he rarest specimens. 1
Sherry Wines ol Spain,
From the best Vintage, in Pipes, Hhds. and
Quarter Casks, entitled to debenture.
Some ex?ra. quality, in Bottle.
Wines of France,
Chateau M traox ; Chateau Ivifrtte.
' P.dmer Miraux Latour, Leoville.
F.tu iliac, St. Jidien, &c. t
Bordeaux Wine, low priced, for ordinary
consumption.
Bordeaux Wine in Hhtls. .
UftAJU 'Ala in r. or me Drana rape. . p 3
Real Sillery do. l"-
Rose do. f n g -3.
V Anchor," j p 2
. Sauterne, Barsac,
Hermitage, Med f JVh)te, 1 In Hogsheads
Muscat ?. Frotiguac, and Bottles.
. Vi'us de Graves. J
Wines ol the Rhine A- Moselle.
Johannisberer, Marcobrunner, Hochheimer,
Rodesheimer, Brauneberper, Scharzberger, &c.
Port Wines.
In Wood & Glass ; some extra qt$ttlify in Bottles.
Pare Table Wines."
fyi Pipes, Half Pipes and Quarter Casks,
entitled to debenture.
Old L. P.TenerifTe, Sicily Madeira,
Cape Mdein, Marseilles Madeira, Old Lisbon,
Si. Lucar; Swtfet and Dry Malaga.
Iiiqucurs and Cordials.
RALEIGH ACADEMY.
THE Exercises of this Toiiitution will re
sumed on Monday, February 3.
Ifndr th sipprii.trdtnce of theRfv. Di
Mel'ur.KTFns, the Subscriber wifl ffive fwstru..
tion in fije v o-ious Branches of Academical Eilu
ca'ion, on the following term, viz 1 $7 SO
S 10 50 $ 1-2 50 $ 15 50,. accr0 to the
0; ale of sTudiea. The year will be djvkled in0
two Sessions of five months each;
L. B. JOHNSON.
Rdeigh; FftH. 1. I 13 .
isiOTICK.
- ,.-?
, State of North-Carol itia.
Wake County.
Ix Elt'fT.
Kimbrongh Joi, Sims' and Others "
vs
Ishnm Garrett and Berrv D. Sims.
rplIIE several parties (PlaintirTsarkl Defendants')
1. in
in this case, are" hereby notified, that accord
ing to an Interlocutory Order ma.de in. the above'
named cause, at FallTerrh, A. D. 1&33, which
directs the .Clerk and Master to advertise in the
Raleigh Register, for three weeks, the tima and
place of taking the Account That I .shall, in
pursuance to sa d Order, on the 5thlay of March
18.14, at my OfHce in the City of Raleigh, pro.
ceed to take sail Account at which time ami
place, the parties interested ure respectfully ia
vited to attend.
GEO. W. HAYWOOD, C. &M. E.
TO THE PUiiLlGT
A GREAT OPENING FOR ENTERPRISE,
Atui th e Umploy ment of a Small or Great
CAPITAL TO MUCH PROFIT.
s or lo Bherittg's Straits and be a free
man, and not xnbtnit to imposition.
iow, Major Downing, can there be any
mistiike in hayjvg such good money, for
alpiiur country to use, to pass and repass.
to live and let live. We are ami Hhouh
bej forever one neoule, never to be divide
. . 1
to never, bevel ! And this B ink iff
oiia we should evr encourage and have
ai oHj airthe people. It is the nation'4
Uiition from inaiiy evils, & will be 'from
pmv more, if Congress will in their wii
tiui ,ke-p jt up it not, it will be a grea
frt to the good of this nation, and wil
roaljy if ad' to tjie nmt fatal conseotien
, t - ' . ft " mm ;
s wiisv.11 it is hoped, Heaven may pre
.nt. . "'.;;
I am ours.
V.ZVAUKI. HOMESPUN.
l,cx tcUun ':u. A hian at Ncwarfe. N. I o. n
i 1 - w UVUI T
ki?i,cj to death by a horse, thle other day,-.vhicli Ii4
blottetl out of all the records of freedom;
they ought not to dishonor the cause of
seii-governinenti oy attempting to exer
cise it; they ought to keep their un
worthy hands entirely off fromvthe cause
of Republican liberty, if they are ca
nabie of being the victims ot artifices
o sliallow of tricks so stale, so thread-
tiare so ofleiv practised, so much worn
out, on serfs and slaves; and the victims,
too, of wicked and nefarious designs, so
thiulv clpa.ked-; designs deep in purpose
and in wickedness, but shallow in their
pretences. '
The natural hatred of the poor against
the rich!1 iThe danger of a moneyed
aristocracy 1" A power as great and
dangerous as that resisted by the . Revo
lution '.' 4 A call to a new Declaration
of Independence I".
Sir, l admonish the People against the
object ot .outcries like these. 1 admonish
every industrious laborer in tne country
to be upon his guard against such delu
sion. Hell him, the attempt is to play
. ...
on his passions against his interests, and
prevail on hitn, in the name ot liberty, to
destroy all the Iruits of liberty : in the
name ol -patriotism, to injure and afflict
his country; and in the name of his own
independence, to destroy that very in
dependence, and make him a beggar and
a slave. Has he a dollar!? He is ad vis
ed to do that which will destroy half its
valOe. Has he hands tolabor ? Let
him rather fold them and sit still, thau
be pushed on, bv fraud and artifice, to
Pdo what will render his labor useless and
hopeless.
Sir, the very man, of all others, who has
the deepest interest m a sound currency,
. . I I tt . A 1 ...
anu wno suners most oy mischievous le
gislation m money matters, is the man
who earns his daily pread by his daUy toil.
A decayed currency, sudden change ot pri
ces, paper money, lading between morning
aim noon, and lading still lower between
fouinl successful. If jt be not the proper
thing lor us, let it be sober v argued
not tlestroy tlVese flies ?" we enquired of
the landorl. f ' Bless you he replied,
that would fnly make the matter wifrse ;
when we kill inje, alH his acquaintance
come to his funeral. "
Ciirffs Alters from Ireland.
against 5 let something better be proposed,
et the country examine the manner coolly
and decide for itself. But whoever shall
attempt to carry a question of this kind
by clamor,, and violence, and prejudice :
whoever would rouse the People by ap
peals, false and fradulent anneals, to
heir love of independence, to resist the
establishment of a useful institution, be-
caue it is a oauK, and deals m money,
and who artfully urges these appeals
whenever lie thinks there is more of honest
feeling ,than of enlightened judgment,
means nothing but deception. And who-
ever nas the wickedness to conceive.
and the hardihood) to avow, a purpose to
break down what has been found, in for
ty year's experience, essential to the pro
tection of all interests, by arraying one
class aganinst another, and by acting on
such a principle, as that the poor ahcayn
hale the, nci, shows himself the reckless
enemy of all. An enemv to his whole
country, to all classes, and to every man
in it, he deserves to be marked especially
as the poor mail's curse !
LiraOfrXTO.Y SCHOOL.
4 Classical Sc'iool till be opened by
f ihe suuscntier, ai Lmcotnton, on the irt,h
of. February, tte pticeol tuition "for the La'iu
and Greek Languages, will he SKfpr session ;
English GramrrJar, Geography and Arithmetic,
$8, in advance.,- I hose who wish information
respecting his thialihcut ioais as a teacher, are re
t'erred to Mr; V.' J. Binerham, Principal of the
Hillsborough Academy, and to the Faculty at
Chapel lb II. S-'
GT.I). W. MORIIUW.
14 5t
Febuary 1st! 1834.
ilulh.
noon Si night :rvrhenall these tltngs exist,
itijft the very harvest of speculators. and ol
uhe whole race of those who are at once
idle and crafty 4 and of that other race
me Catalines of all timesmarked, so as
10 be known forever by one stroke of the
historian's inm, greed 11 of all other men's
property, and prod'gul oj their oid:u Capi-
From late I2ai?lis3i I -ipcrs.
8. sensible Horse. We do not think the
records of instinct ever contained a mor
extraordinary instance than that we are
now about. to relate, anil for the truth
whereof we pledge ourselves. A few days
since, Mr. J. jLane, of F.iscomb, in Glou
cestershire oti his return home, turnel his
horse into a field in which it had been ac
customed to graze. A- few days before
this, he had been shod all fours, but un
luckily bad beety pinched in the shoeing
of. one foot. In the morning, Mr. Lane
missed the horse, and caused an active
search to be made in the vicinity, when
the followingsingular circumstances trans
pired : The animal, as it may be suppos
ed, feeling lame, nv.tde his way out of the
field, bv unhanging the gae with his
mouth, and went straight to the same far
iter's shoo, a distance of a mile and a half.
The farrier had no svoner opened his shed,
than the horse, which had- evidently been
standing there some time, advanced to
the forge and held up the ailmg foot.
Stale &r IforTh-CaroUna,
Wake County.
COUflT OF EQ.U I T Y.
FsYLL TERM, 1833.
Joseph . Andre ws'and wife Lucy,'
,John Dunn, Administrator of William Andrews
and others, ' . '
IT is orderedthat vertlsement he marie for
six weeks iv4heRaleigU Register, fr
the defendant SPilliani AndreAVs to appear at die
neit Court tobe lield for the County of W;ke,
at the Cou.f$lIiue iulhe cdy of .R dcigh, on the
first Moiul.y ahftrUie fourth Monday in Marc1',
A. D. 1834, aor answer, plead or demur to said
hill of IJoinnlvfeil, Aherwi.se the surte will tie
taken as oonfeed by him, and a decree he. en
tered accord 'tiftjv. . " "
G&O. V. HAYWOOD, C. M. E.
Of Italy n Holland, France Martinique.
Kirchenwasser, frptn the forest nj Noir,
Curacon, Beit and While, from Jlintle-dam,
Maraschino di Zra, Anizette, Noyeau, &c.
Choice JLiquors.
Under the Custom House locks, entitled
to debenture, in Pipes, Half Pipes and
Quarter Casks.
Particular attention is paid in selecting
Liquors " i
BRANDY Old Champaigne, (1806.) '
R"al Bordenx,
C"gtiac, (Otard.Dupuy & Co.)1828.
Roehelle, Lo-idou Excise, 5tc.
GIN Old Cologne,' London, 3J prof,
Old llollah I, and American.
HUM-hV. Jamaica, Portland,
OMAntigm, and R y-- in bottle.
WHISKEY--Old l"sh, (Iiinishowen,)
1 Oid Scotch, -(FariiHush.)
Attack, 180i, &c.
Old London Double Hmu Stout, Dunbar's 8c
HibbertN brand, itHhd. and Tierces.
As also the finer chops lllickand Green TEAS,
in Chesty Half Chests and Caddies.
Old Mocha, Java; South-American and West
India COFFEES.
Refined SUGARS, in variety.
Foreign FltUl TS and PRF.MRVES.
Sice, Sauc-s. "vari-gitcd Pickles.
Sardines, TrilfHes, Italian Pastes"
Foreign Cheese, Caper, Olives, Anchovies.
Bordeaux Table Oil, French Spiced Vinegar.
P.ris Wax Candles, f
HAV VN-V- SEGA RSt a large md well seasoned
Stock al avj 00 hand, &.c. &.c.
rfHE Undersigned, Thomas S. Hinde, Prbpri
.a. etor of the Town of Alount Carmel, Wabash-
County Illinois, and Doctor Jacob Lesher, tale of
Wolmesdorf, Berks Coonty, ; Pennsylvania, hav
irg pm-ch'sed the Tract of1 Land embractng thir
Grand Rapids, or Great Falls df Uie Wanash lti
ver, have also been employed by the 'Wabash
Navigation Company, who havf! obtiincd a chaj'- .?'
ter for the water privileges for four or-five miltt
above and below said Falls, to dispose of Stock
or disp ise of the rights and privileges grant&l by
said charter, for forty years, renewable fore ver
and deeming tlUe Water Power connected witb
shtirt (an, eisjht miles in lengtlv, opening the
Navigation 400 miles above, and connecting with
the Wabash Canal, tht- Ohio, and tlie laketliro'
this channel, of the greater importance, have
I thought proper to notify ami apprize the enter
prizing part 01 the community, of tb fac sin re
lation to the situation and localities of the place.
The Wabash River is the? boundary bo ween,
Indiana aiid illinois, fur 200 m'des or more, from
the Ohio, embracing tlie greater part of the East
em side of Illinois, and with the two White ri
vers, connecting the most fertile regions of Indfr
ana 1 - the White river forming' .a '-junction with:
tiie Wabash , one and a half miles below the i
Grand Rapids, or Falls. The climate' is mild,
being about the latitude of Lexington, Kentucky,
; 38 25v N. latitude. The soil is good, generally
equal, it not superior, to that ot the greater pan?
01 the West 1 lie productions of the earth ar
abundant ; and this region of country is preferrctl
bv those who have traversed tlie whole coantrv.
It is healthy, being moderately a rolling countrv.i
and the water privil ges commanding, a district
of country tor 150 or 200 miles round by land and;
water, it is inougm, tnai jrom uie aounxiance pi
iron ore and coal, the great water-power of fwelve
feet fall in four milts, and ' sixteen feet fall in
eight miles, any portion of the Wabash river may
be errtp oyed by water works ; and that toe Gi
he. al Government of the Union could not fix on,
a more desirable point for a National Amnoy in
the West,'
j Having obtained these important advantages,
with a flourishing Town -of five, six, or" seven
hundred inhabitants, at the foot ol the Fall3,
who, after many years laborious work, have pro-
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awuy down at in the ute ol M tine, written
by liirn-sflr " '' ' ;
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CROCK tlf oWesi 'IVniKjsiee. new ed.tiiwi.
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Jno.Nea..0 '
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f - imined.ute ippl cat 100.
:1 TURNER 5c 41 UG! I KS.
Passed in the year eighteen hundred and fburteen,
entitled aii Act to revive the second sec ion of
an Act, passed in the year one thousand eight
huu'dred and one, entitled un Act to revive an
-Act, passed in the year',one thousanl seven
hundred and seventy-five, for -the Regulati -n
of the City of Raleigh, and for .other purposes.
W1IE11EAS, by tht- the third section of the
said Act, the Commissioners are authorized to
class the ciiizehs to ct as a City Hatch? and
whereas it is fcund difficult to procure; tlie punc
tual attendance of the saad Watch for want of
authority- by the Intendaut to appoint a Captain
thereof;
He it enacted, That the Intendar.t of PoV.ce. or
other person appointed by the City Commission
Vry L'kectors of the Watch, shall be authoriz
td to appoint some-one of each class as a Captain
tliereiil-:.; and every person so "appointed, who
s!iall fail to serve or shall discharge his clas- lae-
fwre -the time ajlowedi by tbe City Onltuanct-.
shall for each and every offence forfeit and! pay a
pared the place for an agreeable residence Here
19 wanted capital to-cut the Canal, the cost .estU
mated at eighty or one hundred thousand dollars,
Vhich, wihe'n dune, will employ a capital of frm
five hundred thous:tnd to one Willion dollars, to'
carry on manufactures and machinery' IWe, the
undersigned, therefore, have thought proper.to
employ two Agents, Mr. Benjamin T K vaiuugU
and I) r. jJ oeph C. Lesher,' to visit the Atlantic
States. tl:e one in the Sou'h. the other in the
East, who will be prepared with p1 ts of surveys
and necessary draughts, to exhibit" te true situa
tioi of ihe t anal, Town 5t surrouiKlihg Country.. ,
But a there is a growing disposition to visit me
West, awl the ground-work of a gReut Vt e-ter.l
enterprise is laid, and pr. pararations are making .
to connect the edu'eat on of tlu; rising gener tion,
as well as the aboriffines of the West, with tbt I
oth r privileg s and advantages of the place and
tpuntry, it vs ear .esuy stj.ciiea aiui requcsieu,
that those who-desire to emigrate to tlie place oj?
desire to invest capital in the undertaking (as
the Books ill be opened fbr'Sthckv-aml tliesaigt
of Property will take p ace in Mount Carmel, juv
the Tth of April next,; those persons wishing tp
avail themselves of tiie ailvaiiugcsscfbrth do -visit
the comiUy, or emplcjddltul men to visit
it, and report wUether-tfus regionof ' country,
with the advan!agesuggested, answers the de I
,-cription alwisdy iven. :
' Wewifl be willing, also, eithel to obtain a loan,
of $100,000, or more, on pledging the propcily, ;
to c:irry on said canal and work, s turaH to opea !
it for the passage of Steamboats, . and employ th
water power for maclnriery.-.;- or, on very rcisort- i
.able terms, we v ill relinquish ,to, and assig-i oyer, ;
all-our mdiVKlual right3 to a large tract of tand
embracing the Grand Rapids, together with th5
rights and privileges under the act of incorpora r
tion, to fnvmdcpeiiuent Company, that, may btt
disposed to take the whole concern into theirown ;
IkiihIs, and manage it in their awn way ; it bem?
the object; of the Board of Directors to have 'tbt
Canal opened as speedily as prac.iC-ble, as thero 1
is no point on the Western wateis wtucq bold
out such 1 dacemtnts for capitalists ) erftploy
their tut: Js more ixofitably and with equal atety, i
TIL S. HINDU.
JACOB LESUER.
Mount Carmel. Wabash county, . ' ''.
liliuois, Dec 9, 1833. 5 J .
N. R. Since the above noti fie t!o;i was drawn
up, inaveTUe asKJirance.pt toe memocis 01 th
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p opriated to meet the object coiUempLittiL aul
about 12,Q0Q tjiiviiig been appropr.att l byjili-?
nois, W:IJ aJfora about OW lortnt comniencc 4
ment of operation. It is contemplated that 1 i J
dam bc-lowjthe moutliof White rWeriabout eigUt j
sum not leWthan five, normore than ten dollar, . f;t,.d afe juu-fci&ba oVertf? Kills tV asull St
.ter power orf ; -
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jtiploj ing capitatiSt
l-irtrtiftri V''ti 1lirt ..1lt flint inlrt-i ':1 ' :
jKrwim abOA-c'the age of siXtyeais sliaU be cam- thc pVsent tiipe, there is no opening inWWr
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miv kp Timvit r hv I r.-HiisnCi III Mill (.nin. - .
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(.missiuners, to be recovepp.1 by V arrant ..beioie- .nm4rnce fwr malAtery7
t;ic !ntenaai,t m mc nume commssjoiiew, iMihimiti
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