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i FRIDAY, NOVKMBKRS, 1S33. Petersburg, Nov. 4.- Cotton On Thursday and Friday sold currently fit 14 3-3 fur prime. On Saturday, it de clined to 14, and the price it is expect ed will become steady ni 14 cents, until further accounts shall be received from Europe. The supply during last week was lare, but it has been nearly all ship ped. Three cargoes have left here for Europe,.and three more are now loading, or about to be shipped soon. Tunes. Alabama. In addition (says the Au gusta Chronicle) to the particulars given by the Columbus paper.it is stated by a gentleman just arrived in this city from Al dmma, that 400 of the Alabama set tle wen? armed and encamped at the Pole Cat Springs, waiting the approach of the U. iS. troops, which (consisting of 150 men) had moved on toward that place, with the determination to expel Chern by force. Georgia Mr. Lumpkin has been re flected Governor of the State of Georgia by a imjnriiy of 2,536 votes. The Presidency. The Hon. John McLean, of the Supreme Conn, was no minated for the Presidency at a meeting of Mechanics and Working Men, in titnorc, on Monday evening the 28 fh tdt. Thre was no nomination for Vice President. Public Debt Tim Secretary of the Treasury has given public notice that the residue of i lie four and a half per cent, stock, created bv the Act of Mav 26. 1324, will be p ud off on the 1st of M y next. This? stock, by the terms of tin Act, is reimbursable at the pleasure of the government, afier the 31st of I)e cember next, with six months' notice. The Secretary has also given notice, th it any of the holders of tho stock who choose may be paid prior to the expira tion of the six months, on the presenta tion of their certificates! Nat. Int. Fraud. -The United States District Court for New Fork is now in session The most interesting lof. it i.. that of Walter F. Osgood, a member of! mr; u.u, wiiii is now in confinement on a charge of fabricating papers for the pur pose of defrauding the government. Tho charges against him are for forging ihe names of individuals as govcrmneni'pcn sioners who are either dead entitled to pensions; supporting the ap- jfumiiuiis uy aiiiuavus containing the names of respectable citizens, and also of the making use of the names of magis trates in appending certificates to "the applications. n to say, that "when thisis done, we' almost immediately. She was a respec ot bin hope that some wise apphca- table lady, and has left a husband and i r.i f rn ...vl ..t.'.l.lron fn mnurn her rnelatlCllO' aci;i m tiiiiiinj" " y fate. Fayetteville Obs. go on ... ii 1 1 i tion may be made of the power of Con gress to 'regulate commerce among uie sevcral States,' so as to effect the entire suppression of the infamous Domestic Slave Traded Thus, the fanatics will proceed, from one step to another. And wc must prepare to meet them on the very .. . . a t threshold and arrest their Iirst measure, ffTIt is mentioned in the New Orleans Advertiser, that the steamboat Colum bia sunk about twenty miles above New Orleans, on the morning of the llthult. with a full cargo of more that yUU bales I ill ITSIIUlu aim III l ial im;ii in ci m ' i tvmi u imu uui(, - which is not only improper in itself, but j(if Cotton. One engineer and two ne still more alarming, as being the ominousjgroes are supposed to have gone down nrehidn in other encroachments. Iino-iwith her. rant as they are of the very theory ot our lederal institutions, ana also most pro foundly ignorant as ihcy must be nf the Southern feelings unoti this subject, they are so infatuated as to declure that their with hor. The. Quakers. Tho property owned in common by the Society of Friends in this city, i estimated at between three .wil P,nir itiilli.ir.ct f tlfdlnra. !Vn urn "course presents the only means of pre-i distribution has ever been made since : : I IT. .... . i i- ! t. .i serving our national cniuu. maumiiiiin' division iook piacu in mi; ouuiiuy. as they are! are they yet to learn, that We hear it slated, theta new attempt to their course is perhaps the only means jsettlu this question in an amicable way of tearing our Union asunder? If they I may be made, before; a final appeal to the are couui euauceu ami eiieourujieu uy uini'Miesi nuiliormes oi me oiaic. weuo .... -.v I " . considerable bodv of the Northern oeo pie, nothing can save from shipwreck the most auspicious form of government, that was ever devised for advancing the liber ties of mankind. Richmond Enq. Alabama. This is one of the great topics of the day and we continue to lay before our readers all the information we are able to collect upon it. Every view we can take of it every new fact which we receive from Alabama, or from Wash ington, satisfies us, that it is one ot the most delicate questions which have re cently grown up; that lime and modern tion are necessary to adjust it to the pub lie satisfaction and that any thing lik violence or precipitation, in either party, may do incalculable mischief. Doth ought to bear and forbear. Ouixht not Gov. Gayle to summon his Legislature, as soon as possible, to lay all the firts before them nd avail himself of their best advice in direct inu the movements of the State at this critical emergency! Go vernors Hamilton and ll.tyne did not act upon their own responsibility alone. They had the aid, not only of the Legis lature, but of a Convention and should the Governor of Alabama, in a case of greater perplexity and perhaps of equal importance, not resort to the same ora cle for advice? ib. The Fanatics. The Northern Prop agandists are still at work We have re ceived Whit.ier's 4th No. of his "Anti Slavery Reporter," issued monthly at N,w lork-aud .he pamphlet copy of an "Address of the New York Anti-Slavery Soc.cty, m 46 pages! We have reason's to beli.ve, .hat these and 0;hor incendia ry publications have been struck in lar-e quantities, for general distribution thro' hefcouth. I hese fanatics are fm)s or knaves, or both. Whitrier is mad enough Jo press an immediate abolition, at ile lizard, as ,(, confesses, of 'dissolving the Union! And the New York Addressers insist upon the abolition in the District of Columbia, as n measure within the power ot Congress, and so manifestly easy and safe, thai it ought not to be de layed another year- And this is only to be the entering wedge for otlor lnn(fva. lions oxi the part of Congrc-for they Snow. The Woodstock Sentinel, of tile 2uth states, that snow fell to tin depth of two inches, on the Hbie Rid.rn. on the 21st. We had some spittinTof snow on Wednesday morning; but tin; e.uui was inn warm and wet to permit it 10 ue. i ne weather is verv agreeable, seasonable and healthy. Yesterday mor ning we had an uncommonly white frost. It resembled a vounr snow, and I the roofs of houses in the shade umil J o clock. All our farmers have not yet completed the seeding of their wheat -but, it ihe fine weather continues, ihey will do so in the course of a few days. .ib. Snow is said to have fallen nn th. heights of the White Mountains in New Hampshire, in every month of the oast rrr t ri summer. ivasn. i tl. Exemplary Damages. A singular case of assault and battery was recently Hied in the neighboring county of Hen ry, in which ladies wore the parties iMiss Thompson plaintiff, and Mrs. Gree lee, alias (a very suspicious word, by the way, whether affixed to the name of man or woman,) Mrs. Hunter. The cans- of the action, as related in the rranklm Whig, was, that Mrs. Hunter having entertained, for some time previ ous, a dislike to Miss Thompson, lay in ambush for her, with a servant or servants to aid, near a road which Miss T. was accustomed to travel, until the youn" wo man passed, when they caught, tied" and whipped her unmercifully. The jury gave a verdict of $2,000, but by consent of parties a judgment was entered for 1,000 and costs..Lynchburg Virginian. Dreadful Accident. O rs. McLonnon.of tl,is vicinity, was returning from preaching, in a ciff the 1'or.o which l.o was driving took Vri-I,t o') running into the woods, threw 1 out with SUch violence that ih" 'piied not know whether it would not be better for great constitutional principles, that tin question should be carried to the Le gislature, or to the Supreme Court, with out further negociation. Pennsylvania ought as a State, and through herorgaui zed tribunals, to put her foot upon such principles as are recognized by the New Jersey Court of Appeals. That decision will, we have no doubt, be reversed by the Legislature?, that was recently elected in shut JStuie. Philadelphia Penn, Dreadful Affair. Wc learned a few days since, by a gentleman who passed through Montictllo, Georgia, that a most flagrant murder was committed in that place, on Tuesday night the 18th instant, on the body of a Mr. Ross, by Augustus Olover. fcome misunderstanding had xisted, we understand, between the two parties previous to the event. Mr. Ross had accompanied some ladies into the theatre, and had scarcely seated himself. when the attack was made upon him. tie made some cllort to defend himself, but was suddenly shot down. The ball, it was thought, went directly through his heart. He died instantly. Both of these men, so far as we have heard, were quite respectable. Washington Geo. News. Charlottesville, Va. Oct. 31. Mr. Jas. Carter, living about six miles from this place, was, on Saturday, the 19th inst. snot ty a man named Benjamin Sprouse. The circumstances, as detailed to us, are the following: It appears Uiat Carter had warranted Sprouse for a certain sum of money, and on the day above mention ed, obtained a judgment against him. S. became enraged with C. at this deci sion, and after some harsh words bein used they separated. About 11 o'clock that night, S. went to the house of C. and demanded him to come out, which he refused to do; upon this, S. went to the window and discharged his gun at C, the contents of which were lodged just above the knee. We have heard that there is but little hopes of his reco very. Sprouse has made his escape and is now going at large. We sincerely hope that he may be apprehended... Chr. A comfortable Invr.nftnn Ih Icy, a cabinet maker, of New York, lias obtained a patent for a new invention that deserves the attention of the public. It is a Chair or Sofa BedstenH mj pec.ally adapted to the comfort of the us u ean ne used either as a Bed stead, an Easy Chair, or n HnJL put subjecting the patient or person who i, iu me sngniest inconvenience in changing its form from one to the oth er of these articles. Smi . r ln ditm..;uu.i ..... . me most 6m.?.;u pi.vs,cians of New York have tost fiPil i v lorK comfort,. US au"""S and when awake. After closing her scrm cdio repented a hymn, nnd re( lined, ir, penring utterly exhausted and rcmuirij., quiet till, as she appeared to suppose,' hymn was sung. She then rose and prr nouueed the benediction iti a deeply h prcssivc manner. Soon after she closed, she awoke, wit?, a kind of convulsion; and was very ri;ut;, surprised to find so many persons areu her, and wished to know the cause; ;,,., when told there had been a meeting, was much grieved and mortified thai $ '. fdiould linve been asleep all the tin: She has been kept ignorant of ih f-' that she herself was the preacher. Boston TravflUr. The Col. Ilaskctt System. A youri man, belonging to this city, desirous f obtaining notoriety, attempted to from here to Lowell, a distance of 20 miles, and back the same day, parinkin of nothing but bread and water. l stood it remarkably well and reached hi place of destination in Gl hours but nature was exhausted, and he was at tacked with successive fainting fits," which left him so weak that he has been com pelled to keep his bed for two or three days. So much for experiments. Boston Rep. Education in the West. An anniver sary meeting was lately held in iheciivol' Cincinnati, Ohio, of an association enti tled The College of Professional Teach ers. There were three States represen ted, viz: Ohio, Kentucky, and Illinois, and public lectures were delivered for several days on the various topicslconiiec ted with the subject of education. The Cincinnati Chronicle adds that with the view of effecting some important move ments throughout the Mississippi valley, a public discussion under the direction of ihe College of Teachers was held at the close of its session, which resulted in tha appointment of a central committee of seven persons, who are authorised to in vite the co-operation of the intelligent and public spirited, in the West, and to solicit their attendance at a general con vention at Cincinnati, to be held in April next. The principal obiect is th ex-ten sion of the system of Common Schools in ine Western States. Bait. Amer. OThe United States that "Mr. Hufme, near La Grange, in layette county, Tennessee, has ripr1 this present year, on 155 acres of land, with 14 hands, about fi9&nn clean cotton, and has sold the same at the gin for 16 cents per pound." If this statement is true, the Tennessee planter has realized the snurr sum nf ftin nnn r. is crop of cotton. Sleeping Prcachcr.-X lic gir 0f 11 r U years of anc. m ,.P..i " among ,he neonlo nf W " . " "no lu,K ernl uTnnl. mvnn lor sev eral xcks, on account of her propensitv lius talscn anonrmr.,;,.,1 ... ' 0rl"lth one of l.r i, ' " present at iculr; n det T ii Pr,l',,C8 1,10 pr fine exhibits as much power of minj ft?Moniicello is ncTHin fnr caln Ti- haps no property in Vinnnia will posed of at a lower ratn tl inn l h ui.lnn. did seat of Mr. Jefferson. The extreme beauty of its situation, thn ni, ....,i chaste architecture of the divilli., ji to all us historical associations, ought to ensure it n purchaser. Its present pro nator is ur. Barclay, who bought it of ABCUnr or ;ir. Jeffersoo. MAHRIKD, 17n.l,,l,'' ,A."Sus,'ne Florid., on Thursday 1711, lt. Lieut. Francis L. Duncj, of ,,e U. S. Army, lo M,ss Florida Forsyth, youngest daughter of Ihe Hon. RR. Reid, of that ci!y. DIED, At the residence of Geraldus Toole, Esq. in Ih.s county, on Sunday (he 3d of November. r.,l ' T r.'. ' . ou Ul i0' """" ?.""er " disorder xvas a bili ous chohc This excellent individual was about 2G years old, had been eight years an itinerant njin.ster ,n the ftlcthodfs, Kpi.cop:,! Ch"c l is native Stale was Virginia Jafter the unfortu nate insurrection in Southampton, his parents MrVC. .I " T,C ,bi0- In 'he dSSb of iir. Larter socie v lm ....r..i licrirt., o r . J fc u U3tl memocr, re ligion a firm adhnror. .1 . ' lonro n iviii;., ' L cause ot bencvo- ribuii or tl nf;.,upPT The Writer of l,lis irinuie ol siliectinn in ili n Wend and brothe f VJ ' " 3 .' a.reS.Peclca y (he character of, deceasedir dlCi relations it mnv 5ifTnrt cd thn il, . i i r 1-""I"""""n 10 oe inform f "lc m"st slt."ulJ physicians administered An ii i . . r,S Proved ineffectual. "nti It IS bill Kislirft rtno r ilnllcn , I , wtw iamuy in whose kin, n, TaSCl1 -deP ", lo say (hat all the kindness and svmnathv n..i,:.i. . would render to a dirt;,. . . ..paren. to llio deceased. Reader, thus died a good qian J
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