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( V 'Hi h 1 R4L.131GI I REGISTER AD: GAZETTE,; a 'i ! : 4 A r MI PS' lit ,s.!"" . "... : - - K ZA-C-,- '.,--., , - - . ' - - " s , . 5PO ' . - 2 -Si ' . . . . - 1 . i- ,.-i. . '-.- ti ti3mw and created emotions which WVfarU I aro proad of .being amative ;Hafreir.t.e er tl ad Vance.liW. pwisperUy is but upoqrequiv ale ivt tip XbU public, and ataHrffcrtvu ex--pre stn of Ivcr de of opinion or me. "l?eiv are the :faurel'p'ot this mighty .republic which have givejt birth to more irtitiuguished'talrnt and exalted merit than this. I need not excite jour vain and jnournful regrets, by alluding to her itlus'triffu dead, or point yon to the Uv ? u monuments or her fa,l,e antl renown, fajrrihe.r. talents and worth have become l.tsiMi v in mir.coui.lrv. To be born and 'reai fd in t1?e Wm schoV -with- these gentlemen,; :'was honour eitough for ine j hut la be deemed worthy ! by ny naiiire tuu n,of that exalted tank with them wlrich si mild call -forth the spontajeou tribute of her pride, was an lniHaK wliith my fancy in Its wildest wood 4iver nspired -Alt Imugh my feeble xonsiitution irTpjeikM! ie An. s vek.; : re&idefjte more rm.opuial it iiv tiealllu and a the hoii- on red !TPprpscntat:ve "cfj-i people evpr dear to .my heatt, I haveroften been; call-: n't on1, in the responsible capacity of leg , iajo to sTtin judgtiienton my native UiAtijct there are those arund me who c.'ih bc.vr. wit nets, that in defiance of the j fi owns of power, and the;ten,ptations and 1 aWurfjutint of ambition, -'1 hae eversus tained ,her honor, and endeavoured to prwndje her prosperity. For believe me, ' gVnJiC1men:vi'th. all her faults I love her still," J have always, regarded him as a ! trait or tu his coo n try 's cau sc who eitlscr from selfishness, or a want of moral -courage and, firmness, has endeavoured to prutnnlf his own aggranditeaiefit and p.t: ty views at the expense of the best jutcfols. of th land. 1 might say lie is "worse jhiniTfttJorj'.who - kuw the iitivnti stlfl 'the wrong pursues. , I iiiust be pardoned in saying th'at the best evidence which A can gve you of the virtue, integrity and intelligence of-my. ri nfetitueots, is the triumphant maimer in which they have always sustained my fe b!cfcH"oits to carry out these great atd j aitiotick principles ; and short as may hr.ve been my political career, I can add my.SsJpcerc but humble tnbut', to the sage wisdom and truth of that great apothegm, Ilonesi)1 is always the best policy," lu on- social r Uions. whilst I have erer respected the rights of others i ma y have trespassed raiitfr tot. far in my conception of the respect that was due to mine $ and if tl.e collisions of party should have : cre ated any rancourous feelings, or the mis iniceptions tf our cotuluct in our private iutercourse shuulii have given rise to any Litter prejudices, it is a. matter of higti ratification to know- that around this festive .board we-wilt ditwn them in the fiowir bowl." This is pnrbably the last ".titn-e ii will ever fall to my happy lot to i;eet ihe'ronipan'rons of my father, and the' compeers or my own age on an occa sion like this j ami pain fat a is the re flection; its bitterness is alleviated bv the "ConsoTalion that to .whatever clime iny tvi tunes shall carry me, my heart shall ever brat high in unison with Soyth-ern j feelings j and whenever that great ques tion, the agitation ofwhic1i has even now fchaketi thrjs mighty government tn its cfMitrc and threatens its premature disso lution., shitl arise, the astarancc, that vvl.erever J am, I shall bejouud amongst ti e liuemost l the defenders of the Cou f itution. raising myfeiblc, but fearless v. ice. in defence ofthe great constitution at.nghis of my Southern brethren. My emiitions on this occasion deny mC'-jU't'ter- a'icc of tle grateful feeling ot my heart TtnV.it me in conclusion- to pfler you a sentiment which 1 trust will meet with your approbation. . ' " North Carolina i l onrst, true antf faithful to tliK Cojnsttltitjou of the Union -. Is ttcre heart with )ul so dead lu to tiimsclf hath nevttisLid 'i iiis is my own, my nativeland." Py.John I. Paslt ur. -Tke -irpemen rf Nwlli iCsrv ina Virtuoni thtmselveai they are slow to s,usptc ottit-ra. But eorm ptiorf" once dcttcttrtt, their', abhorrence of it is expressed with the en- ry which disjinguislied them at Mecklenburg i-; '75. Hugh L White, has much to hope tiom r.y. Wm. S. Hlackledge. i'Ui Land Bit may i beome thiaw of he land. Hi ,lac b Gooding' Our fellow citizens of Abe 12ih 1 oni;rcssioo4l I). strict of North Cm ohna. For rA ns btst known to Gov. Spaielit. they i-re; J ot iepieiud in. Conjre.s They w II 1 1 .i:iri-iba?tiy xcpreseirt UieA)!K.lvcs at the ballot b X ii August. )y Samuel -Oliver, jurr.--Gen gdward C I)i.iity 4 his name ami ii termtt imorovemenl lsv- become ii'most syuouyrnoit. This pirt oS ti.e S.t4Ve ov;e.9 hhn a debt of gratitude. I) Jo Sewett Jones orsiocco.-General J jseji; Gr.duim f Lincoln. The last pf that i:aSlMunb:tndVf- chagooHf, who baptized with lie i' h'od of the'r country's enemies the hills and :Iu- valleys of the Ca'awba. He still stands firm in iit jrr at sirUfjgh; of ihe people -against the io.-idious appn aches of despotism. 1 - y pd-ard EDraham. Let the toast be ucav u otnan. " " - ; -V The cop. thus devoted to woman Yields the idy riMf balm of the heart." B ltich:MlUyK!hu Jun., of Jones ceui.ty. iLien. YA wul J. Iud4t-j 11 ay lie be our next THE 2Mu OJPJLJE UO VMJVG: TYRREL COUNTY, At a meeting of the citizens of Tyrrell County, held. at the Court-house, on the 8th of May, .for the purpose of selecting Uelejrates, to attend the Convention, in tlie tounof Washington, on the 3d Monday in JtTne. to nominate an Elector, for the Wnv.c,Tickel, for this District, Dr. Henry K. -Lewis was calletl to the Chair, and Wil-la-5?a,n appointed Secretary, Op ctotionv the followingeutlemen were appointed DelegateB- viz: Joseph Halset, Gen. D, N- Katemap, Jxhlv H. Haughtou, Thomas H.Alexander, and illfom Mann. tv . llA E' LEWIS, Cb'ri. V iluamMank, Sec'y. r : ; , PuManHd7ey and spectab'ennibritthe.f leii convtne.d at the Court TIoos to Cam Hen n'.thV 17th jnt, Mo takento cnsjd vrttfttijj the xpet) ieiifef c(! i'fig? jilef.c.. gates to a Conventioii lobe hohlerVlii Her ford, On the"Recond Tuesday in Juse next, for t he pu r pose nf.-a p pointi n g an -El ec tor on the yhitTick ; ; . ; The meeting was organized by appoin trng Geo. Fercbec -Charrinan, and C. G. La uib Secretary, 'f-'r - v On motion by II. S., Bell, that. J. Bailey be requested to state ihe object of this ;meejiny. which tyas seconded. The object of. the meeting was explained by J. L.; Bailey; and the f!lowing Rep-ltions-. were presented and unanimously adopted: - - ; - V " JtesolreiK .That thi meetinjr approve f the nom5at ion of 1IU Git I y' It t't'E, of .Trtinrgsee, for President of the Unite! St-.tes, nd JOHN TVf.fclt, of r;rKinl!if for V.ce Presutent. I2e$ofrel 'I'tmt th s . met-tioR- npnrove ofthe nonunion ol Gen. EDW ARD H. DUDLEY for Governor of the tale of N. Carolina. V lititolte'h TIat ten UIeetes4e Rnnojnted, to meet at Hertford on the second Tuesday in Jine, j for the purpose of sppointing iin .Elector for this j District, "-! that Ihe Chair appoiivt the amr wherenpon tlie following pentlrnien were r pointed: Joseph Doxier, C G I.nmb, II. S. Ttejf, . A. H. Gmndv'i P. W. Ferchee, Joseph fj. IttiRlua, W. G. lmh, .Archibald Cherry, A, Vatstoo pd . G, Mkheau. . - On motion by A. It. Gmndy, It was , -Jiefiplvf H, Th.s4 the preceedinjr of ttus meet ing be . ptjbPahed iiv.the Herald of tlie Times and Halctjrn S'ar and aM'otlrer paper friendly in the electujrt of llngU L. Wh.te for President ofthe United States. On motion by II. S. Bell, the meeting adjourned. ' GEO. FKREBEEi Chairman. C. G. Lamb, Secretary. ONSJLOW ERECT To Ihe Editors of the A'nrbcrn Sped--tv r Gentlemen: Relieving; it will be grat ifying to your readers to have a fair state ment of the strength ofthe Van Buren par ty in this eounjtys tested this day, in. my nresence bvt rneelihg:of about seven ty fivnof the citizens of'the county, in pur suance of previous notice given at May Court lat past, to nominate suitable per son to represent the County in the, Stae Legislature, "I seud you the following sketch. On motion of Mr. 4no. A. Averift, ( a stron? Van Ruren man and Postmaster,)! Mr. Williams Hnmphrev was called to the chair, and Mr. W. S. Humphrey appoin ted Secretary. The Chairman then cal led upon Mr. Avcritt to explain the ob iect of lhe -meeting:, '.'which hetlid bnefly. Thprpunon, Mr. Nathaniel Hancock nom inated Mr. J. A. Averitt as a suifalt'e per son lo represent the county in the Senate and Col. Wm. P. Ferrand as a suitable person to retrient the county in the Com mons. All the noniinees, and the officers of the meeting, as well a those who made the nominations, are. strong Van Buren mpn. , Re fore ihe Tti nest ion of concurrence in the nomination was put by th chair. Mr. David W. Sanders (a whij) aked the Chairman if the meelins va intended Tor party jpti' pnses, and addel,that if it wa so, he would retire. The chair replied in tbe negative? Mr. Sanders then desired that the meeting should be informed. a,to the political sentiments of the nominee present (Air. Averttt.) and asked fr a public avowal nfhis.opinnns upon the dis tribntion f the prceeds of the sales of the Public Lands amonj the States ; the powers of the General Government to a bolish slavery in the Distrirt ' ColundMH, &C to all of wh:ch he refuseil to give a definite answer. Mr. Sanders contended, it was his privilege to demand such ex pression of his opinions and that it was a duty-the nominee owed t) the meeling to make such explanations. ,Mr. Averitt replied in a sophistic and evasive manner when Mr. Sanders sujrgested to thoe of the meeting who were opposed to the nom inees io.ietire from the court house, and the consequence. w-a, Messrs. Editors. that evfry man ftt but seven y including of ficers and the nominee present. This, 1 conceive, must have been an alarming e vent for the 4spoils party" in this coun ty. The meeiing terminated in a total tailurejto make nominations, 4 the party' being routed, horse foot and dragoons. This isv.I believe, to be considered a fair test iff the strength ofthe Vanites in this iifd ltcjrublican County. 10NK WHO WA5 PRESENT. On slow, May 8, 1336. T jCOMORESS. r .' IN SENATE. ; 'S Tuesday,, Jvnt 7. Mr. Ewing, of Ohio, reported a bill of some importance, to regulate the sale of the Public i.ands, $cc,iwith a view to check the combina tions, ifaods and violence' a I 'edged to be in constant' practice, by associated individuals. The bdl provides ttiat all biddings sha l le se cretes, nt under cover, to the receivers of Pub lie Lands, and with other, preventatives, to ena ble any man to bid, without being deterred ny wntais to run up the purchase, &c On ihe first glance, the bill appears l- remedy what, roust have been a grievance lo ltie-needy settler. It was ordered lo a second reading. The bjli to extend tlie charters of the-TTtstriet Banks, coming up ,r. final passage about whidti so much niterrsi is generally felt, not so -much as to ihe affairs ol the District, commercially speaking, but w.th respect to the Banking syt tem generall; Mr. Wright remmatked he was prepared to aV.'rd lo tle -Commit tee who reporied the bill. evefy thing as to their Capaciiy and intelligence iicrvTMicicra, 11c buuiu noi vme vo renew me charters rf those: Hanks, Wiiich had stopped at an tnuuspictous tinte. It wt nd safe to rcn a ny lnstitiition, which exhibited inability to vis tajn dself. He" required more -satisfactory t vi U nce, i disprove that they wre ntti iattuenc ed by poUiical considefittloiuh ' - fr Hnnon Wnt int& the general Iiartk aiut r j0rttyoudiestre io conceal. I he bUM ww" elrcuistioo wbct atdarQtcnaing idiat the (-hve mfcA&''l M;4M"3?,' l)emocraevWnt counJrffVnje any Bank, j Arkso:iod MchigJin as-Sttes ti4 thUnion ntvMri u tin iitmoAt confidence, that as far js depended on their act; Ihe evils "of the; sys tei favored by the Vdl could not be perpetrated oh the Community.-- i . t 4 - Mr. King, of Al i. defended the conduct pur- .sued by the Committ. ev I bey n l tanen every pamS Id investigate, into tpe j:on lion oi i"Fe Hank p. They were witiSfiedr' unless all tlu ir bok$ vrere .f .bricat'ed, ami : all tlvc testimony fse, that every thin, was done that couLl be d..ne, by thse wh-stoppe5l specie payment, to Toid it. As to a-retur to a 'hardjnoney system, he deemed that Impact cable t he wished to see the eftVct of rejiiriction under ten dolWrs. before he went farther, and lie would not lend his snc lion to the objection, ttiat Some of these Hanks, were wnfrTendly disposed to the Administration. That w:. nt a'-matter ft.r them," is Senntors, to look at. Bui he felt bouid - to say, there' whs no hfne- t show that these Bank wete goVi-rned bv political cons derations,. Were they for stich qJiiertio' S to overturn the system on which five biiMnee communit v bved ? He tooked atone to the manner in which their bosines was con ducted, lie repeated tUt there was nothing to slow. tliat the Banks stopped voluntarily, nor to aid 4he United States Ba' lc. Mr. Jlenton iere said, "it Would be proved by the Committee of the lluusr.' Mr. King, u epU, knew noth ing by hearsay there no .-evidence ofthe kind, and argument on false - premis-8, mfght f il. lie examined tht if booTc-, &Hely. nl not heinjr able o put his finders on a solitary 'ins'ance which wmdd sustain.. theSv charges, he feltMt his hottnden duty to s'np'port the bdl. Mr W:dkrrr'as one of the Committee, also defended their conduct -he con-.i'erd the ar gument of tjht Senator f rom Missouri, as in'end ed a: a hill of, indictment against-them, before the Democracy of tlie country : And as, an bum ble member of-that'- democracy, he desired to flefc-nd himself against whoever shotihl trame it; he desired a'so, the Son at r from Mis-ouri, tn recollecr, ttiat it was easier to break down insti tntion, than repir them. Tie bill was then passed by a s'rong vote, ,26 to 14 i and sent to the House of Representa tives. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. , Tlie only thing- f importnnCe transn'eted lo rlny was a -refusal to s--nd : he Land bill to the Committee of the whole on the- State of tlie U ijn, by the raHtiu? vote of the Speaker. So thebill rests ptrtiur for this Session. . Tlie 1'iH-t ..neat ion bdl was resumed and d's cussed, without any result, ui.ttl a late hour. IN SENATE. If'nltrsdaij. June 8. The bill to prohibit the t ran minion by mail of incendiary publications, which should be for bidden by the laws ofthe respective Slates, romitif tip on the question of its p sage Mr, Webster denounced it as an iutringement of the liberty'of the pteRs an interference -with the right of properly r it making the PostmastCflhe sole judge ,-uF what w;is designed o be solelv abjudicated by legal tribunals Mr. Hurbanau replied, that the ' taw was simply intended lo make the Deputy Post rr.asW r- amenable to State law, wliich should be passed by them, to pr tect them from srrvile inMirrectinn. This, law would in ny caseVot.ly affl-ci St-ite-, who found it necessary to pass such law.; and the so'e question was, ii it w:s pilit'iC or wise to refuse it. Mr. Davis repeated his former argument a gainst ihe roeasnre. and said the plea of neces sity whs tbt- bisis of all the argument in it 'a vor. rMr. Grundy defendtd it, as ihet "mildest remedy tfiat could be devisel to meet an evil, which all eoncc di d oulit to !e rem d ed. Mr. CIhV voted ajrin-.t it ; believing that ii ws ou- ne'cessaiyand uncalled for by p'ibie. sentiment -ird U relist it it tionxl and if lot tif,crn-ti'u. tidal, at least creating a precedent ofa dngrr otts and alarmirnr ehr.ncu r. "1 he great evil. that acnu d, w:s j;oj in the transm ss"on by ma 1 but, in ciiculitinR the .incendiary rratier -and that it wis rompct nl for the S'a'es tlemsehc to rc-ach. a'ter they were taken from the Po-t-Oflice ; and when they could thus put down the mischief, why was it necessary tor ihe General tiovf rnment to interfere., at all? He wanted to know, where tliev were to end ? Thev atiould tke CHje, in abhornnce ofthe rrine it- 1", not to be Sampled to the es-aSinhmg of dmgeious precedent.-. Mr. ClhoUn jus'ifit d the b U, bt. ail, be rrgrled the pnnc;p!e it sane'ion-'d. , more than any thing else. It was not pps?bh. to suppose the Slates could permit tlie IVs' Of fice, to be tised as .sMag.zine; filltd with mate rials to blow t hem up. Mr. Uives made some r-uaiks in fr.'vor of tliebiil and xtVer furttier debate, the question was decided, and the bill reject ed : Ytas 19, Nays 25. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE'S. Tlie bill lo define and establish the Northern brfund;.ry of Ohio, w .s laid on the table : antl a spirited clijcu-Jsion arose, as to any ac.ion on the bill to admit Michigan, before that to admit Ar kansas, whs. taken up. M. Wise, finally moving in. fTectuallv, to commit both, with instructions to incorporate them in one so as to have them both Admitted together. Mr. John Q. Admv remarked, that the Southern members seemed to think th t there would be no prop 9it'on to strike cut the clause respecting Slavery in Ihe laiteri He, however, would give n Hi'cr, that tf no other member did make a preposition re-specting-ir, he would. Mr. Boon called for the previous question, on a motion to postpone the consideration "of the M chigan bi't, and lake up that for Arkansas': but which was not second ed ; and the motion gave rise to some angry commentary by M' . Vinton, who was replied to by Mr. Boon, with "tlie pithy retml,.' that " yelp. .ug pupp.es never alai mel hiipf The Speaker inierposeo, ai tl the 'consideration ot the Michi gan quesiion was finally proceed, d with, in Co mm ttee ofthe Thole on the State of the IJnion. and was in discussion until nearly seven o'clock, when the Committee rose. Thursday, June 9. !i lie ooings ol the House on Thuridav and Fnday.may he more intelligibly gathered from the subjoined paragraph; 'which we-copV from the Niioital Intelligencer. The present session of Congress has be'rn some- what lemarkahle for the want of aptitude to bu stf.es in the ll'iuse ol IV preseutatrves i in con- a; que nee ot, wlucb, and the defectiveness ofthe Utiles-of the House, that body has gone through great labor, in proportion to'tht: amount of bu siness actually transacted by it. Never, that we remember, have the sittings of the House, at any former session, been so. frequent " pro longed to a late hour. Never has the Previous Question been so freely used, nor the Yeas and N.iys bo often resorted lo. -The. srttinj,rof the House, however, which be gan at 10 b'e ock A. M. on I hursday, and end- CU l A i- O C lock on Fridav. isjib.solutelv w'ith.,ii precedent in t.ur history, if not in all the hiss toy ot legtslatto,,. It w4S a Herculean task for thoVe.meraDtrs who persevered to the end. ani a ves-Uoua and painful ui;.l to the consl. unions of those who Were at .list nliUJl t .... u pany of win ni were brought out of their beds I me oeatt oi. i ue mirtit, tv the officers i-.f th House, t replenish fue House, and cn tblei it lo keep uorum, . . The purpose of this great effort on the part ot the Majority rr.av, w bi,i. k- 1'P ii plainly liere.wrthontioflence to any one. Iec:uise -.whnl th.t i. the Sneafeee'if Oh ir infilled.' i such case, by another Member,- who beeon.e Chairman: of the Housed wh'trfi bv a 1eirtl fiction is tjif n cabled tee, JheTrevhs vQufion is tileut ; nor an t,-e Yea's a6ciTKvs 'b'e taken. " There is nowri.y t h eref Are: ti en dimr an y de b a te i n co m m i it e e o f l. wliTilo r-trtb-nrHnoriilV nersist ii it, whatever vi.w - - . - - J. ; ' may be the will of the majority, but by ntHng it Ml. Tlte majority in tlie case oerore us w. re determined to eet these bills out of committee r tl,o Iw li-.t:' beinL renorted. to tlte 1 House (as thev have- been) they might he sub ject to tlie operation of the IPrev'otis Quest on. Tlie majority of the.- House! is anxious, of all thing, tleat these bills should pass, and that they should pass mthottt atr.tndmtnJy apprehend ivitr th t iheir final pussasfe Would be endanger- 11 i. "... t..b 1A L'A.,nt. .i ..It I, n. Jr .J i .-a..r.;o. tt, ih-'p .-inii Ones. ll.X. iiviiiiv in.-.. ... - " - - IIOIV,-Hie maJ')rlt.v, llivnn siucrntc i in the aimmtttee ofthe whote to report the bill fo the uiiite. Will have it in J heir power, if they chose, when the bilNaga nTome up, to preclude both debate and amendment, and bring Ihe House at once to a direct question on the passage ofthe Dill. TXT C t KT A TP Saturday, June 11. Mr. Prentiss presented a petition frotp a nun bep' of persons, in Barnet, Vermont, ptavjmrfor the abolition of Slaverv in the District of Colum bia. On mo'ion of Mr. Wright, tire Senate proceed ed to consider the b ll repealing the 14th sectio of tlie act to incorporate the subscribers to the tt.mk. of the United St .te. &C. ; and it was or dered to a'tbird reading. On nmt'on of Mr. Kenton, "the Senate proceed ed to the consideration of Executive . hus'ns's ; ami, after remaining fT some lime witli closed doors.on re-opening them, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Durinff Ihe reading of the journal, some dis turbance was math .by t wo individuals within the precincts of the llonse. Cries of " Order ! Or the der !" were heard from eve'-y quarter, and Spe.ker commanded tlie Sergeant at-arms to preserve orh r. ' On mtionof a. member, the party who appeared to be- the assailant, was ta ken into custody, and aftfr some explanations from Messrs. Granger. Connor, and othtrs, the ot'ier p-rty. was also ordered to be arretted. The reailiag of the Journal, having been con clmlfd, Mr. K. Whi llesey and others d'lxcted the tention of tlie lliue in the breach jf privilege for which two p-rsims were now in 'custody. Mr . Jndson ( fl'tred the tollowing resoluiion on the subject ; . ! Jiesoljccd, That a select Committee be ap pointed, to c-nsit of live members, whose iluty it shall be forthwith to inquire into an 'ass'ult .comm tted within the hMll of the House ol Re presentatives this morning, white the ll' tise were in session, f r ami on acc tint f wh e two persons are now in custody ofthe Sergeant at arms, and said -committee are to make their report lo th s House, and be an hor zed to ad minister oath, and cause the attendance of wit nesses.' 1 Some discussion look place on this proposition,' in which Mes-s. Adams, Hell, Mai.n, of N: Y Vaiuhrpoot, Miller jC- Allan, C: a g and Duldin lo .k part. Mr. Ifeiste r sa'd that this sohject had consum ed three hours, and was l-kely to occupy the day. lie therefore. nvvt d the previous que-ti n. The motion was seco!Kled,anl the main que--in bein taken, Mr. Jtidsou's resolution was a ! dopt'-d idiou' a counr. ' Thelol'owing members were appointed as the seli-ct commit 'ee Messrs. .Iiidsmi, Hell, V i 1 1 ams of N. C. Muim i f N. Y. M son o Va. Mr. Jmhou from-t".e Select Committee on the uhjvci ofthe disTuibaJtce which cejrred n the House this morning, made a report ii) partf con" eluding wiili the foil .wing residutdn:. Jiesolcil,. That R ibu t Codd, havinij done no ct io violation of the privilege "or order of t!,e House, be 'forthwith discharged frtm custody." The motion wav agreed to. , r It was sufTResteil that, in order to justify the detention ot the othet peison.the Speaker should issue a warrant. The Speak-r siid he considered it necessary to have the authority of the House for is-uing a wi.rr.int.: - - i. Mr. Mason, of Va. move 1 that Ihe Speaker be authorized t issue his warrant to t h S-rgeat at-arms fr the airesl and yeteptiou of Henry' G. Wheeler, for a contempt and breach of privilege of tlie Hmtse b v committing an assatr't oij- the body ot, Hubert Codd, in -ihe; presence ofthe House ; which motion wan agreed to. - J IN SENATE Monday, June 1 4. John Pge, elected a Senator' in the jd.ce of Isaac Hid, appeared and was u il.fied, Mr. Ntles presentcd'the joiiit 'resolutions of the Legislature .f MJonnecti-uf, recommending the rec gnition of Texas. Ittieired. TlicTem iind - r of the day was sp' nt in the consitlerai ion of the bi.'I to recruUie t!ie deno- s tes of public money,, but no final action was had upon it. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVJES. The whole day was pent in the c'nsideiation ofthe bills providing for the admission of Mich igan and Arkansas into the Umoiw Koth bills were ultimately passed by decided majorities. . NOTICE. . 'A hlUV, Subscriber on leading Kale:gh to visit sJL the Southern country last fal', appointed Mr. James H. Murray, his lawful Agent during h s absence. Kut he ha.vinu now returned, ttiat agency has ceased, - Therefore, alt those who are indebted io the Subscriber, will please C' me forward, ami make payment of their accounts, as longer indulgence caiiuolbc sranied. ALEX-CAM PrtKLt.. Raleigh, Juna 15. ' i 32 11 illsborough Academy. f lHE Fa.ll Session will commence on Thurs m. day I he 4th of August. The Kn,lih Oepaitu ei t as heretofore. W. J. JJING1IA.M. Princnal. June 17, 1836. 32 : 7IIIi.IT AllY' 3OTIJK. HAVING been solicited by the Committee of Arrangements 'for the. Ctlebtatioiv tif the 4tb July, as well, as by many: of. the old Mem bers, to et together Hie Ctty Guards, for a I'a rade n that tlav : It requested; that the dis btr.tled as well as other young men, who are willtog to fill : the uiidorms mt'lmt occasion will, nssemhle at the Court-Hose n Vedn. sd.v eveni fug Hi jist o'clock the 22nd ins'. W. A. WILLIAMS, Late CunoiiainUet C. G. Ilaleiih Tone 9t tftt ii. o-4. MATCH HORSES. filllE SUBSCtttU.KU ofTVrs for sale, a pair of X r Ihy IlOftSiSJS iMUHl.someHy matclud, weh brke lo the Carriage, and pi rtectly gentle. JOSEPH T. HUNTER., italeigb, Jfune 1S36. 30- For tlie Rejtfslfiiv . ?r. .-i, g ne rsamjnurivnii uie oiujicius wi Ritlngh-Acajiieniy, tooK piacci ini?tay andV Tttestl ajrlat;. "XV wer e Jpr esen t o wl t ti 1 heWy M eh t in thc.pi'rls :vTHey:. really snstlue'djsn RxaTninalronon rlr eplian gu a jjfp , a n T jj ii deeI on all theifterent brancfres of Aca fiiemtcal E'1ucalion,VtHatreflectft thejifli est credit on thfr hwn'tndustrv; asr as the" skill fknil abilities of their IiirUc hi r. 4 I'he Pub I i cf . Spea k "r ; on Tues' lay. nighf, was; as tisuaji Jiighly.elertnitijj: and listened to by 'a cniwtfed .aulieuce. We understand that Mr.r Johnsoh thinks i f leav i n g. Ra I pi gh . W . si nrcrely Tiopp, however, for the, cause of Etfucatiori- iti our City, he will hud i C ; co n s i s I e n t Wi t h . . his interest to remain. v - i V ' :-' - A SPECTATOR. We.jire.su'horised t announce to'our readers i ir J ohttou Coutit v, and . t o I he People thereof pi genend, : that Mr. J. I. KLI JNG I ON makes them aj tender of his servjcts i.s a Candidate to represent tht m in the next G heral As-Vn.ibly, i in the Commons-, "mvolviitg in his desiprts, ha parly -consulerations - w h deyer. Mr. K Iington. is in" feel'ng a Southern riti2en, and in the- ca- i pacity 6f a private-individuat, muiifVsts a pre ference for Judge White f r the next Vieskleiu, houeh he disclaims all pretensions to dictate to his constituents for whom theyshouhl- votcfor President ; contending th;Vt every m.m in the caoac tyofa rrivate individual, is entitled to th-j priy'drt of t-xe cising a hee e oiCe. i i the lection of piesident, without reitia'uit. June 16, 1336, - lw p. iioOM AT TIHSi v - AfR. WIJ.T.1A M CLAIBORNR,-1 about the the d. ! vi ar 1816 or 1817. rrnv ved from C'-nniy. of Amelia, in ti e State of Virginia, settled in some part of Ni rth-:atona t since wltirfi time, his friends h ve not heard from, him or been'ab'e to ascertain the place of his resi dence. A l.egacv -bequeathed to him bv his Vifes father, JOHN BAGPY, ,wdl become payable the 1st of.Jar.tiary 1837, antl the under ifnel Exectitor of the Estate is anxious llmt he should come fora:d and receive it ; ai.d hat he,;in tlte mean time, do advise the under signed if the phce ofliis residence. If Mr. feJLai- borne is dead, or has - removed from "Carolina, bis sorviving relations or any other-person who can (rive! any information oncern ng him, or his descendants, will confer a favor on the tinder-' signed, by communicating' Mich information by 1 tter directed to him at Kanawha Courihouse, Virginia. Tf I OS. MATTHEWS, Ex'or. 1st June, 1836. 32 8 w ry- Editors throughout the State, disposed to do an act of charity, will please give this an in- st r;ion. I Irislt JLiiicii V Slicetiiig, c. &c. A laTje and betmliful Lot of Rledium and fine' IroJi Linen, in wliole and half pieces Superh Linen and L'o'ton "Sheeting Look fisiwtis aodf-Hem stitched Thread Cam brick 1 1 i d k tchiefs Mersxi'le, and Gra-s Unen Skirts' -. Elegant iGold B ad K gs. (of a new s'yle,) Splendidly enibia ed Crimson culoiet Cloth Tahl Covers Ponfree and Kandana Handkerchief (ef the first quditT) Fine Gum Elastic Suspenders White and Drab.-colored Glass Linens M-Tsa lh-S Summer Stocks -Wtiite and black Sat n diltoi , Prunel a Ptimps and Gatnr Roofs J'i-t at hand, :-nd for sle by the hnderslgned. These .goods added to those already ann"Une ed, l-eh'.g the be-t sth c.Mon that the New yt rk market would afford, makes h'rs assrtment am ple and complete. -The imparttal.-th' Ftdt'nna bU and ta -tv world,; are lh:reroi-e ra'ti -sily and resnertrii:'!y ihviied to cdl, and do . jititire to their own judgments, as well aa o that" ofthe subscriber. U. It. SMITH. Rl tgh, Jjtne 21. I836 32 6v. V1VBBELUS & PARASOLsT7 40O wo-th of sup. ri. r Umbrellas anl para sols, eomprisint'' every variety and Rl)k Full trimm. :t'l Palmetto Hats." vc-g jint 1 ease while short vepperi Pea ver. hat's ; " ' 2 dfti. btack Davfr and bVJi dv, first rOft A beautiful asortnet ol f shionable Konnets, just at bawd from New York, -and f r s dby a. b. smith. Rdeigh, June 21 1836 32'6w. Splat did Bro'cattrH Figured Swiss lfusihis, 'At Ac, an'tirul Brocadt d and richly ' wrought ! Swiss Mislns . r.rT eked, Corded and Jaconet. ditto - Mull, Bonk,-ad Ifs'iop l.n J . Elegant 8-4 Sa'ln Silk'and Hejnianl i Shawls Superior "English Silk -..Hose and Hose U tto Lvle thread, St fine Cotton, do. :-Z Best Buckskin, black and colored Ilorsesk'n Gloves . . . tidies finest Knl, Castor and Beaver " dilf'o Hiuh and; hnv lop Shell Combs :s' . -Uubber, Silk, and MnsVin Aiirons. (elee-antY Just frogeNew York, andtfor s:.le, Q'i -'. arcom- mmi.tinjrterm, ny s 1J. B. SMLftL Ka'eigb, Jtme 21j )826 :, ' 52 STATE OF -NOU TH-CAROLINA. Ansbn County.1 Superior Court" of L'.w. SpVing IVrm, 136. William H. Gultedge e. John G. McLfendon. . ." Original Attachment - ' Levied on one hundred acres' of .Laiid on the waters, of Jones' Creek, joining Wm. Lh tle and others, and summontd as Garnishee. Ab satom Myers. - -' - ' IN the above suit it appearing to the sati--faclioivof the Couit, ttftt the defendant Jnb. G. Me LeodiMi is an .inhabitant of another State: It is.oriiered tipt publication - be made, in the Haleih Register for three ' months, that unless the said Jdin G. M sLendn come frward, re plevy, plead to issue, or demur, Judgment final wid'b'e entered against hinat the tiext term of this Court, and the " property Itvid tij on be CondrmneiVto sati.sfy the. PutintiH Vs demand. . Witues Joseph While, Clerk of init svid Cot.rt, lofficr, tlie 2d Monday in March, A. II. 1836i :- ,- ' J. WHITE, C. S. C. Pr. adv. 34 - 32 3m Pomona Academy, SETH JONE5, Esq. Jiaving consented to re cy few-BodcrsUie Sot scribrris wd hng to receive alimitrd number ofpu pi Is in the above ; Itttlution at 6 00 per SeasKm of 5 months, for tbe English Ungnsffe and its Uw't.. chesFrench and Latin, extra. s - WIU.IAM R. IMRIE ;.Juae 18, 1836, l"aUiab7e;Eimitt for je THE Subscriber wtslus to sell a very T It A U T O E tA N 1), lvi,)lr waters or Neuse H'ver and MarW' n lonnstou county,, containing between uu.-iiircn r itr.iurt ;ier n.rt ml.. i"7 vv Jaw i Jcr,f-iVM.ir on s.'lK) I Johnston cotnty-June 18, JT IIEAW1T MADE CLOTliiJJ TjL Handsome tot of lhs -dy-madV ClntKin!? Ca'?i,..Pantafwonsj and. ..Ywjv Al-o Dr. '; (tpRomst& JStorfes ot ejttTi qualities, jst r k ed tram JewYork, and for sale h Cc"i! lh C S M 'Tlf. ', Raleigh, May 24rh. 1 836. STRAYED From, the Shlwcnter, in County!,' on the 1 5i h of M:tv MA UK, about 3 or 4 t II AT years i, .Sbebas' white rings nniii(j jlt r .t I't- tir t li.i l.Pt ...m '. i "ll.N HI Til, J1 ' .H ,S, f y.f.t 41 e. rijriuoue, anii sne as a tiroo ninri ;..:.r tiu ' ...... .(.....1 . 1 tnonths since of William Watker, 0f Kv !wiutiiimc iuiiiHciU' mure two n-- ii nam count v' A Ktitra1) Ifeu-m-.l 11 1.. . v to any one. who wdl seenre and take ra-e f wiare, n convey nip rma'ton thereof ,1, fcUOsCriDcr, at ltyokerlan, Greene ceunty, ' .!:"' "STEPHEN COwD.' Juncl," 1836, . 30 4t Cjr The-Star and Sfindard will each instHil vrrr, ;m nil wni liie'.r Olll as- HDiVe, " v h CAPITAL PRIZE 100,000 IoIiats ! . f T . j". J' . i ne roost JLJnuiant EScheme ever ilrawn in the t oiatcs. yntaifling. only 7,110 tickets. 33 - ; No. Lottery, 5 drawn Ballots. f JLT MUM. -jv Class A for 1836. 10 be drawn m W ashington, uuy, n..C., oaThuri. - -' -. v uay, July ZUt, 1836. MAMMOTH SCHEME. I I Splendid Prize of 100,000 Dollars. 25.000 - tin. 10,000 7-500 5 000 4.000 2.930 2.000 1,500 500 S00 200. 100 70 60 -50 - 40 '30 ti f tt it i ( if tt t a ft ti t it ti t tf tt tt dn -'do do. do. do. iln. do. do. do. do do.r do. do. 31 31 3t c 1 S S 1 e 1 93 465 If draw a No. 465 2d lira vn No. -465 3d ilrawn No. 930 4ih or 5th drawn NW 25 2.645 Piiz.e..t amounting to g85.600 Price of Tirlvcts S50.1 N Shnrei. Certificates of Pockagea of 12 Tickets $450. " 'iO' A there are so fsw tickets in this Scheme those who desire a chance in it Sjilendii had bet' ter aend their orders at an early day. For tickets, address - D: S. GREGORY & CO. (Succeisors of Yates !t M'-lnt'r,) Afanasers, Washihston City, D C. PROPOSALS . : BY . - - L For Ptib' sh ng by Jfttbscripiioo, A-xr.Y.r.K, ( IU UJ- SAhl.'Bl) HYMNS, ff ii..., ,i ,.. , k. ii. c inujri- nil: Triijy, -ami tlte -CIlllCllI :ulp'ed o the use f aigeliral Clirisiiaus., nur pwrjicuta.-iy tor tuose ol Uiejt ptist llrno mi nation in the TJi.i'ed States. Principa'lv r. m. p tied blSAACTUUI TT,f Maroii rouiry. N t'- anl eintetl hy htephen P. 11 ill; PisUr of ihe rir-M Baptist ;hurcii ni Bahimore. The, proposed vo'timeis deg'gned t meet th wants-ot the prrst nt advanced l.te ol Chritin i-saimo.y 5 as wt-u oy tlie vi.netv ol Ms snhjcti as by t-reganl to the ptiuciples of a cmrtft judgmt-nt j.nd sanciified tate. It is-thought thit t. u t, - ...... -1 . . me iijff.ti, nw f.caten flaoout in v.noui k t-.- t, ir....l r "... ... in- uc u it-ti.ei into one, ai'u tlie uiic. r. sis tif Veliki .n be theri byvpronioted. fitmcu. lar cae will be taken to Sel, ct Si.cli as hrt-atlie most ot the spirit of devotetl fervor, and in wliicli the pious heart will bvst luve to gift uiterjiicu 10 us emotions. ..... ii . ... .... , ...... I uiisia ; ,1 tie annve work wilj be pi intedfn line.paper, and wdl be e.mprUel luabotti 603 pages. 24 mo.', dehtere,! o Substfibcis in a nt slieep bnminj. at 51 ptr coj y. May 30, 1836 - -'- Sm V ; BEKWITII'S ANXIl&PEPTi PILLS. FOR the Cure of almost every variety of funC' tronal disorder of the Stomch, Bow. I, l Aer and Spleen $ st.ch as he.-ri burn, acul t rue- rations, nausea, head-ach, pa'm and tl stenno of the Stomach antl howC shictpieut tdurrhea, colic, flat tilr hce. -habituai eon' i enes loss ol appetite, sick head-ach, ; po;VAvir, &c. &c They arc safe Hnd cuoifortabfe aperient f ' Fern..les during pregnancy ;.ud mi! queut cun fihement, r. beving sickness at tlie htoinacli) head ach, h aft burn "and ni'a ny f the incnhut I nervous flections. Literary men, atudei t-. ami most other peroni tif .setlen'ary halHts,fiinH1i'-'R very convetdent. Those whp indulge too Iren syjrin ine pie .sures pi ibts.Tab e hint speedy 1 tie f I'rotn the senseitiTjoppresNjou and t( it e nt io" which tollowr by,4akirtg-tlie PrfJs." A- a dimitf. Pitt they are invlu.btei J'lhoiwf who are tir.uk" ing minerat warcrs and parruttli'-iy th.e frmtl sottthef n.clunates and ajfcie'aud teVer tliliicu will Hud. them h Vatuuble wljVtuci. Tho-e liO are e.p.&ed,lr ihe;yicii.ti-ude f we h r, " voyages or JoHineya. cn take tht m at all time. k!Itl,-V',fe, fl;Allo'ifutt . tlttsea, they -re nigiH) cmcaeious ami sale-Ati-Otluus MrdiointJ They sekloili or evv,r jrouuee bick nesi at t'iU btwmjchVir gripir.g. - - . , Their efficacy-is s rongly attested hy Certifi cates ftum the lodowing genth thru, viz; -tlishop tves, Bf-v. Dr. McPheelers, Kev. G. V- Fret man, lie v. II. T. Biuke, Gov. Ire-it"' tlotf. Heiny Potter, Hon. G. K.:Bdger, H""r ttich.rd Hmes, Tho. P.OeveVeux, Kt lessor Aifler.-on, WiH. Hiir. Ti . SecrcUO of Stirt e. Wth S. thoun, Eq. late Tre'5'r Jasirant, Esq. late Comroller, W. It. Kyq. t tlte-U j;tster,.iJi.rH. GuuiU. Gu'kmi's let, Drr II. Ct Bondtir. Crosb, Dr-J. Y' Youngfc. Ampler DjrecOoris acconinny atfl Box. - '-- -. - .."'-?4.-K. ..: .iiiM fnte eA e..V..t u .. ...nuimcni. almost e verv Town in . t he Uuitetl S ' t bia. Abtffa aiut Ketail by the Suhcrien, lu whom application may be made for Aa ,lC'f five I I i r C. vii . .. - 1 1 ir , 31 Ifef s t is purpose which no iudivi Jiul in that -'tea- '- - : '- ' '- X . 34 21 III
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