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'Exhort of a.UUt dated heuQt leans. JuneZ. We are paying two dollars per barrel for Cora in the THE SPECTATOR. Huita for Reform. 'ht Tornado of Proscription' has at length visited our peaceful, quiet shores; and Dr.

James Manaey, Collector of Beaufort, has been removed, to make room for Henry M. Cooke, Esq. This Is a small matter, and proves that nothing escapes the vigilance of ear, (equal to one and a bait bushels shelled) and have no supply. It would be important to let this be made nubile NEWBERN: SATURDAY. JULY 4, 1829.

throughout the middle and southern states, that ship the present lyni-eyed administration. The charge of ments will ao wen nere au summer, astne river is falling." The Speech on our first page, delivered by the Ho- Tlie very respectable literary p-i iodical, published in Philadelphia, states, upon the authority of a private letter from a highly respectable that General Lafayette, upon receiving the information of Ex-President Monroe's pecuniary embarrassments, sent out to his agent at Washington a power of Attorney to sell his Florida lands, 'and pay all Mr. Monroe's debts with instructions, in case of Mr. declining to receive the boon, to proceed notwithstanding, and effect the object. Mr.

Monroe ha3 declined the offer entirely, and has cancelled the power of attorney and here tho matter rests. These facts the Ariel states without anv From Parkins, arrived at Providence on Wednesday, in 12 days from Havana, states that a du NEW BOOKS, Clapperton's id Expedition into tho interior of Africa Bicba's Anatomy and Physiology Traits of Travel Tales of Military Life Gummere's and Gibson's Surveying American Chesterfield Common Prayer with the Addtiona Hymns Additional Hymus separate Methodist Hymn Books Dyer's Selection of Sacred Music Smyth and Little's ditto Boies of Water Colours Carmine Saucers Camel Hair Pencils ty of $5 per barrel on Spanish flour imported in foreign bottoms, was imposed on the 1st of June, to go into im mediate operation. Liverpool, March 5, 1829. Cotton. The import this week is 943C bags, and the doubt of their truth.

sales reach 17,390 bags, (including 750 Americans and Surats taken for export) at steady and somewhat im proved prices, viz 470 Sea Islands at 9Jd to 14d 90 No man rises to such a height as to become but he is on one aide censured by tindiscerning which reproaches him for his best actions, and slan Stained ditto at to 9d OiOO Boweds at 4d to 6d 2400 Orleans at 5d to 7jd-1250 Alabamas at 5d to 6 Black Lead ditto, first quaUtv Ever Pointed Crayons Indelible Ink ders his apparent and incontestible excellencies and idolized on the other by ignorant admiration, which exalts his faults and follies into virtu. Rambler. 1900 Pernams at to 7jd 3340 Bahias and Maraoharas at 6d fo 6d-60 Paras, at 5Jd-80 Demeraras at Cd to 8d 560 Common West Indies at 4gd to 5f 400 Egyp nourable Edward Evikett, at a puunc umner given lim by the citizens of Nashville, will be read with the liveliest interest and satisfaction by every American. late from England. By the Silas Richards, London ers ,0 the 2d and Liverpool to the 24th ult.

have been jteeived they bring no news of particular interest the manufacturing districts still suffer severely the Cotton parket is steady and at somewhat improved prices from the seat of war there is nothing important. The accounts from Buenos Ayres, on our second page, present a shocking picture of the state of anarchy into which that country has been thrown by the late struggle for supreme power. Such a state of things cannot be unexpected, however deplored, to any one who has followed the course of political events in that'country. Freedom will finally prevail, and compensate for all sufferings. Supreme Court.

Since our last, Franck Stanly and Hamilton C. Graham, of Newbern, John Winslow, of Fsyetteville, and James Bogan, of Anion County, have been admitted to County Court practice. The celebrated Jeremy Bentham, Bencher of Lin. coin's Inn, in his work on the "rationale of judicial ett-dence," makes a fierce attack upon the English Lawyers. The following is a specimen of the terms in which he denounces them.

"Tbey are a partnership of leeches, of whom different orders, from the attorney upwards, are nultouslv on a client." The advocate Is a The End of the Law. A Canadian paper contains six tians at 6d to 8d and 420 Surats at 3d to 4d per lb. columns of advertisements of sales by the Sheriff, con eluded by the Corouer's notice of the sale of the goods of ort of TXmtMvn. Writting ditto Wafers and Sealing Wax India Rubber Conversation Cards Blank ditto Visiting ditto Card Cases, American Quarterly Re'view, No. American Journal of the Medical Sciences No.

VII. Fob sale bv: S. HALL; June 20, 1829. 46 tf STATE OF NORTH-CARLINA, Lenoir County. the Sheriff! A pig with two snouts, two tongues, and three eyes, is mentioned in the Southern papers.

Rather more than "a whole hog," this. Keep pins out of your mouth. The Upper Canada Gazette says, that a servant girl in the village of Gore, while taking in clothes which had been drying on a line, put the pins, as usual, in her mouth several of which she accidentally swallowed, and one of them became entangled in her throat. A surgeon was sent for, who succeeded in removing the pin from her throat, but the poor girl suffered violent spasms in the stomach, which were succeeded by convulsive fits, which continued with but short intervals for several days, and her recovery was considered Court of Equity, April Term, A D. 1829.

ARRIVED, 20th, sehr Neuse, Fuller, 5 ds fm York, ballast 28th, schr Cygnet, Lee, 14 ds Im St Martins, with rum, sngar and molasses, to Hollister. Passengers, Mr Richardson, and Masters Edward and Thomas Richardson. 30th, schr. Susan Mary, Scott, 7 ds fin NYork, with mdze to Messrs Brown, Lattimer, A Outten, A Hall, and the Master. July 1st, schr Eliza, Casey, 7 ds fm NYork, ballast.

Do. Wm Ferrand, Childs, 7 ds from NYork, mdze to Messrs Wm Handcock, Bradford Co. Slover, La-motte, and A A Delisle. 2d, sohr. Nancy, Handcock, 3 ds fm Baltimore, with mdze to Messrs Cole and Kincey.

3d, schr Ariel, Fisher, 7 ds from NYork, with mdze to Stevenson Cook, Goldsmith, Primrose, Watson, Durand, Bradford Co and F. Nastead. Passengers, James Barns, James Crooker, Ed Cohen, Parsons, McManarny and John Hays. CLEARED. Schr.

New York, Sandford, for NYork. Philadelphia, Freeborn, for Philadelphia. Baltimore, Higgins, for Baltimore. Tillman, King, Guadeloupe.) Daniel Miller, Imla N. Miller.

John incompetency or we presume, cannot be alleged against the Doctor. The height and front of his offence was a decided preference for the late administration, while his successor, whatever may have been his early prejudices, was a good Jackson man, and we take pleasure in adding, will make a good Collector. If we notice occasionally the progress of the present system of vindictive, undlscriminating proscription, it is not front any wish to enlist the sympathies of the public, or to indulge in unmanly On this subject, our views accord with those of a late correspondent's. All we ask is, that things should be called by their right names that the people should Understand the true mo-lives and principles which govern these removals, aad not be humbugged by false pretexts let them learn that the present administration, while it continues the unhallowed work of reform, in despite of public sentiment and feeling, dare not encountre the just charges of the nation, and opeuly avow its despotic system of 'rewards and Observe, for a moment, the shallow pretences under which these removals have been made. At one time, they were justified on the principle of discouraging an interference on the part of the officers of the Government in elections' but the absurdity of this plea soon appeared, when it was found that no Jackson man, however gross or infamous his interference may have been, was removed on the contrary, it was made a reason for promotion.

At another time, it was asserted The voice of the people public sentiment' called for those removals! when immediately cases multiplied where The voice of the or 'public sentiment' elevated the removed to the first offices in the gift of their respective states. So the voice of the people would not answer. It was then urged, that officers were removed because they had abused thdr trusts' 'wen incompetent' when instances occurred, where Jackson men, with every opportunity of judging, such as judge McLean, our late Post Master General and Noab, furnished the most full andasatisfactory testimonials of the zeal, integrity, and efficiency of many of the officers removed. And finally, what can be more base or pusillanimous, than the attempt which the Jackson Press is now making, to fasten the delinquency or malversation in office of one individual, on the whole corps of talented and virtuous public servants of the late administration officers who- have enjoyed, and deservedly too, the confidence of Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, and against whose fair fame the taint of suspicion has never breathed what gratuitous, audacious malignity It is of this open and palpable insincerity on the part of the rulers of our country that we complain, which is alike insulting to the understandings of the people, and calculated to sap the moral principles of the country. Cotton from the East Indies.

The British Government, and enterprising British capitalists, are making great efforts to improve the quality of East India Cotton, and for that purpose ore adopting various expedients among others, it would seem, that of procuring the seed, in large quantities, of our best growths of uplands. The Augusta Chronicle of the 10th inst. says Three hundred bushels of Upland Cotton seed were yesterday received by a House in this City, for the purpose of being shipped to Liverpool, and from thence to Shark; the judge with a sword, called the sword of jus Koonce, by his Guardian, E. Jar-man, Nancy Miller, by her Guar dian, F. Ivey, tice, forces the suitor into his mouth The special plea-for and the eauity draughtsman should take for their vs.

Petition for sale of Real Estate of Philip Miller, dee'd. Willie Miller, John Miller, Lewis armorial bearing the euMfe fish, that original manufac Miller, Mary Pickle, wife of Mi- rtlftpl Pirl'tfl find Alir FnrMinm turer of troubled waters." Common law and equity wile ot Benj. ordham. extremely doubtful. Towards the latter part of are depredators that sometimes hunt in couples; one knocks a man into the kennel, the other, whilst he pretends to help him up, picks bis pocket," Ac.

ic. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendants in this case reside bevond the limits of the State: It is ordered, That publication be made for six It was mentioned in the newspaper! lately, that an earthen crucible had been dug up in one of our gold mines; and it was remarked that it afforded evidence of weeks in the Newbern Spectator, notify ing toe Ueiendants to appear at the next Term of this Court, to be held at the Court House in Kinston, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday of September next, and plead or answer to the Plaintiff's Petition, or the same will be heard exports. Witness, Nathax G. Blount, Clerk and Master of said Court, at Kinston, third Monday alter the fourth Monday of March, A. D.

1829. the mines having formerly been known to the aborigines, According with this remark, we find the following pa- NOTICE. THE Members of the PHENIX FIRE COMPANY are hereby notified, that their Monthly Meetings are discontinued until the Ibst Saturday in November, when they will be renewed. They are required to hold them-st Ives in readiness to turn out as usual, in case of any alarm of fire. By order of the Captain.

OLIVER S. DEWEY, Sec'y. July 4 gt 48 tage in Lawson's History "As for mines of silver, and other metnlj, we are satisfied we have enow, and those N- G. BLOUNT, C. M.

E. 47 pt By B. COLEMAN. very rich, in Carolina and its adjacent parts, some of which the Indians are acquainted withal. But they say if we should discover these minerals to the English, they STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA Carteret County.

would settle at or near these mountains, and bereave us of the week the acute pains, were removed to the bowels, but her recovery is yet by no means certain. Outlawry of the Bank of the United Statet in Alabama. We noticed, a day or two ago, says the American, the decision of Judge Crawford, of Alabama, that the United States' District Courtjcould not entertain jurisdiction of the cause in which the United States' Bank was a party. The editor of the National Gazette says, he has had an opportunity of examining that decision, and that it proceeds from a technical objection to the exercise, by his Court, of powers heretofore supposed to belong to it, and not specifically against the Bank. Tlw National Gazette thus explains the difficulties of Judge Crawford: The District Court of Alabama derives its powers from an act of Congress passed in April, 1 S20, which declares that the District Judge shall have the same jurisdiction and powers which were given to the District Judge of Kentucky by an act of Congress in 1789 This act of Congress of 1789 declares that the District Judge of Kentucky shall have jurisdiction "in all causes Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Term, 1829.

JOHN MAYO, Senr. 1 Original Attachment levied in the hands of Thomas B. Wallace, who is summoned as VAN BOKKELIN WHITE. Garnishee. NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed to receive the Lists of Taxable Town Property for the present year, gives notice to all concerned, that he will attend at his Store, in Pollok-street, during the last twenty working days in the month of July next, to receive the same. He takes the liberty to request that every person giving in a list of landed property, will be particular in expressing the numbers of Lots, and also, what street situate on. Those who have parts of Lots, will give the number of feet on the street, and the distance back, naming the street and improvements. The act of Assembly expressly requires thai Lists should be given in under oath, and all delinquents to pay double tax. JOSEPH OLIVER.

Newbern, 24th June 1829. 48 vt the best hunting quarters we have." In Brickell's Book (1737) is given the following account of the towns of North Carolina "The next thing to be considered, is the Towns and their beautiful situation. And first, Eden-town is the largest, consisting of about sixty houses, and has been the of the Governors for many years, and is pleasantly seated on a Creek on the North side of Roanoke River: where you have a delightful prospect of the said River. "Bath Town, is the second considerable Town in this Province, and is most delightfully seated i. tu IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants, A.

II. VAN BOKKELIN and RICH'D. M. WHITE, co-partners in trade, underthe firm of VAN BOKKELIN Sc WHITE, are not inhabitants of this State A is therefore ordered, That publication be made iu the Newbern Spectator for six weeks, el vine notice to the said defendants that thoy appear at the Court of Pleas- and uuarter sessions, to be held tor the County oi Car teret, at the Court House in Beaufort, on the third Mon- day of September next, then and thereto replevy and plead to issue, or Judgment final will be rendered up against them, and the property levied on condemned sub ject to the Plaintiff's recovery. FOR SALE, Bl Saoks4 bushels each, Liverpool coarse Salt, A 70 bags first quality St.

Domingo Coffee, 7 crates Crockery Ware, handsomely assorted, on low terms for cash. JOSEPH OLIVER. TO HIRE, A valuable Carpenter by the month, or a longer period. July 4, 1829. 43 vt witness, oilbert Kumlev, Uer It of said Court el Beaufort, the third Monday of June, A.

D. 1829. G. RUMLEY, C. C.

June 22d, 47 pt Price 5 00. NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT. the East Indies. Should the soil and climate of that country, prove as well adapted to (he culture of the seed as anticipated, the demand for the article, it is supposed, will be for some time quite extensive. Nobfolk, June 24.

The U. States sbip Erie, Captain Turner, anchored in Hampton Roads yesterday. The Erie is from PensacDla, whence she sailed on the 2d inst. touching at Tortugas on her way. Com.

Rodgers and Col. L. Baldwin, who were on a visit to Pensacola to examine that harbour with reference to the selection of a she for a navy yard, have returned in the Erie Cora. Patterson, who went with them, was taken sick at New Orleans, where he remained at the last advices. Samuel Hamilton, Esq.

Purser of the Pensacola Station, also came passenger in the Erie. Boston, June 20. John Quincy Adams, late President of the U. States, (corrected weekly.) NOTICE. 11 HE subscriber having been appointed at May Term, to receive the List of Taxable Property, in the BEESWAX, Ib.

9 BUTTER, do. CANDLES, do. Town of Newbern, for the year 1899. I will attend, for that purpose, at the store formerly occupied by Mr. Wm.

Taylor, near the Old County Wharf, every day, (except COFFEE, do. CORDAGE, cwt. COTTON, COTTON 90 15 13 14 7 25 a 23 IS 7 59 Sundays) between the hours ot a and 1U clock, A. al. from the 6th to the last day of July next.

June 29, 1829. 43 tf P. L. WICKS. Flax, do.

a 21) 2cV a 15 a 15 7 CO a 25 a 28 15 a 8 CO a 1 a 2 a a 7 a 7 FLAX, per lb. FLOUR, Corn Meal, bushel arrived at the patriarchal seat in Quincy on Thursday GRAIN Wheat, bushel, evening, where he will spend the summer. Mr. Adams' Corn, bbl. health is much improved since his last visit.

IRON Bar, American, Ib. BANK OF NEWBERN. A DIVIDEND of two per cei.t. is declared on the Capital Stock of this Bank, for the half year ending on the 30th June, 1829. The same will be paid to the Stockholders, or to their legal Representatives, at any time during Bank hours, after the 4th July.

JNO. W. GUIONt Cashier. June 27, 1829. 47 pt on a vsruuit jiuiiii suit; ui unuiiu in-ver, with the same beautiful advantages of the former: Its navigation is much better, being the most considerable and commodious for trade in this Province, except Cape Fear.

"Newbern is situated on the South side of Nevt River, with a pleasant prospect of that River: This Town has but a few houses or inhabitants in it at present. "Handcock Town is seated on a North-west branch of Neus River, being about two hundred miles from the mouth of that River, and is scarce worth taking notice of, only for its being formerly an Indian Town, and where they had a fort ia time of war. "Beaufort Town stands on the North side of Newport River, its prospect being as pleasant as any of the former It is small, and thinly inhabited. "Brunswick Town is most delightfully seated, on the South side of that noble River Cape Fear; and no doubt but it will be very considerable in a short time, by its great trade, the number of merchants, and rich planters, that are settled upon its Banks, within these few years. The streets in these Towns aro as level as a Bowling-Green, there being no manner of pavement to bo met with over all this Province." An article in the last Sentinel, concerning the right of Congress to make internal improvements, contains a pro" position which we cannot but regard as an extravagant paradox in American politics.

It is this That a solemn determination by Congress (that this power belongs to that body) is recognized by the Constitution as the supreme law of the land." Surely the Constitution cannot regard any thing contradictory to itself as the supreme law of the land; and Congress may sometimes pass a law not authorized by the Constitution. Nor can we perceive how a matter can be said to be judicially determined, which has never been the subject of judicial considerationnor do we perceive, because it ha been judicially determined that Congress has a right to incorporate a Bank, that it follows "by parity of reasoning" that it has also the right to make internal improvements." 1 75 6 6 22 Russia and Sweedes, do. LARD, do. LEATHER Sole, do. Dressed hvdes.

do. LUMBER Flooring, Inch, M. M. hereinafter made cognizabl in a Circuit Court," and the net proceeds to enumerate the cases in which the Circuit Court shall have jurisdiction. Thus, the District Judge of Alabama has no power except what the District Judge of Kentucky had and the District Judge of Kentucky had no power except what was given by the same act of 1789 to the Circuit Judges and as this act was passed before the bank was established, it does, not include jurisdiction of its concerns.

The charter of the Bank gives jurisdiction to Circuit Courts in cases in which the Bank is concerned, and if the act of 17S9 had given to tho District Judge of Kentucky power in all causes hereafter made cognizably in a Circuit Court," the power would have attached or accrued. It does not, however, say hereafter, but herein' after, that is, in the law of 1789 itself. The Judge, therefore, says he cannot execise a power not expressly given to him, and he has no authority to repair the inadvertence or omission of Con gress. He adds, as an evidence of the manner in which the act organizing the Court was framed, the following statement: It cannot have been forgotten by some members of this bar, that many evils were suffered in consequence of an error committed by Congress in the law establishing this Court. The bill was introduced into the Senate early in the year 1820, with a provision that the first term of the court should be holden in 'April intending April, 1820.

It did not become a law untill April in that year, and it passed with the words April next," as originally introduced thereby the first term of the Court was postponed for one entire year after its establishment. It was not conceived either by the court or the bar that a term of the court could be holden in April, 1820, although this was clearly the intention of Congress." The case will, we understand, be finally decided by the Supreme Court and if the opinion of Judge Crawford be sustained, it will require the interposition of Congress, as his construction will limit tho power of the District Court, not solely with regard to the bank, but in relation to many of the objects of national legislation hitherto deemed within the jurisdiction of that tribunal. "Ask, where's the North 1 in York, lis at the Tweed In Scotland, at the Orcanes; and there, At Greenland, Zambia, and the Lord knows where." Wcwcre forcibly rominded ot the above lines of Pope, on reading an account in tho Columbus (Ohio) State Journal, of a person who some STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, i Cakteret Count. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June Term, A. D.

1829. 8 a 10 do. 6 a do. 8 a 0' do. 30 do.

1 25 do. 16 a 18 do. 8 a 9 do. 8 do. 18 a 20 do.

6 a 10 Inch boards, Scantling, Square Timber, Shingles.Cypress, Staves, W. O. hhd. Do, R. O.

Do. W. O. barrel, Heading, hhd. Do.

barrel, SAMUEL OLIVER, r. Original attachment levied in the hands of Jo-conias Pigott, who is summoned as 30 VAN BOKKELIN WHITE MOLASSES, NAILS Cut, all sizes above 4d. lb. 324 19 90 1 35 4d. 3d.

do. Wrought, do. NAVAL STORES Tar, bbl. Turpentine, do. Pitch, Rosin, Spirits Turpentine, galtoir.

Varnish, do. In the progress of Mr. Adams's unostentatious journey homeward, during which he studiously avoided all public demonstrations of respect, especially on account of his recent severe family affliction, he was, nevertheless, visited in the principal cities by large numbers of his friends and fellow citizens, desirous of manifesting towards him their respect and esteem. He has now returned to bis native State, where there are but few who do not highly respect and value his public services and private virtues. The new Waverley novel, Anne of Geierstein," is issued this day by Messrs.

Carey, Carey, in two duodecimos. We mentioned some time ago that we had read the first volume of the London edition, and augured very favourably of the work. Yesterday, we perused the remainder, with lively interest and satisfaction. The narrative fixes attention, and a most skilful use is made of the history of Charles the Bold, of Burgundy, and of the Vehme or secret Inquisition of his era. The characters are numerous and lofty, and some of them powerfully drawn and dramatised.

There is much ability in the composition of this romance it attracts and instructs at the same time; its subject is fresh, diversified, and deeply im prcssive." Nat. Gaz. New York, June 20. Anothtr Bath Failure It is currently reported this morning in Wall-street, that the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Pawtucket has stopped payment. It was previously known that some individuals connected with its management, and also largely interested in manufactures, had failed; and likewise that there had been a heavy run upon the Bank on Monday.

It now appears, that altho' it survived the first s'bock, it was afterwards compelled to IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants A. H. VAN BOKKELIN and RICHARD M. WHITE, Co-partners in trade, underthe firm of VAN BOKKELIN WHITE, are not inhabitants of this State it is ordered that publication be made in the Newbern Spectator, for six weeks, giving notice to the said defendants, that they appear at the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the County of Carteret at the Court House in Beaufort, on the third Monday of September next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, or judgment final will be rendered up against them, and the property levied on, condemned subject to the Plaintiff's recovery. Witness, G.

RUMLEY, Clerk of said Court at Beaufort, the third Monday of June, A. D. 1829. June 20, 1829 pt 46 G. RUMLEY, Clerk.

OILS Sperm, do. 1 00 60 Whale and Porpoise, do. Linseed, do. 13 PAINTS Red Lead, lb. 16 Still we are among those who think that Congress has 45 45 6 the power to vote its surplus funds, in an equal or just ratio, to the ue of the several States but without contending, or indeed admitting, that the right has been judicially determined.

84 13 11 White Lead, ground in oil, cwt. PEASE Black eyed, bushel, Grey eyed, do. PROVISIONS Bacon, lb. Beef, do. Pork, mes3, bbl.

Do. prime, do. Do. cargo, SALT Turks Island, bushel, Beaufort, do. Liverpool, fine, do.

SHOT, cwt. SPIRITS Brandy, French, gall. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, Lenoir Countv. Court of Equity, April Term, A. D.

1829. SARAH C. GRAHAM OTHERS, vs. Decree of Sale. HENRY TULL OTHERS.

9 From the Raleigh Register. The Annual FUrtinn for Mtfmhpn tf rnnirwat anil mir GO CO S'ate Legislature, will take place in August. As opposition to our late Representatives in Congress, has doubtless been announced, wherever it is intended, we subjoin a 1 10 18 80 1 30 1 25 1 .15 40 90 j5. 15 15 40 40 5 24 8 55 45 80 0 1 50 40 75 1 20 80 40 I 25 33 16 10 22 13 9 1 60 1 60 1 25 80 9 2 50 1 60 1 months since left that vicinity, to go "to one of 1 PURSUANT to a Decretal Order of this Court, I shall sell to the highest bidder, at the Court Hoose in Kinston. on the eiehth day of August next, LOTS me vBBaiaaiesin tue ainerem districts.

45 do. Apple do. fton No opposition is anticipated to Messrs. Barringer, Al-pn, Hall, Shepperd, Connor or Carson. In the first District, the late Representative.

Mr. Saw numbers 101, 102, 103 104, in the Town of Kinston, with the improvements thereon. One and two years credit in equal instalments will be given, and bonds with yield to the pressure of circumstances and close its doors. do. do.

do, do. do. do. do. Farmers' and Machanics' Bank of Pawtucket The Di approved security required.

N. G. BLOUNT, C. M. E.

47 pt By B. COLEMAN. rectors of this Bank have issued a circular dated 22d inst. in which tbey "confidently state their belief that the re 25 95 42 50 40 35 18 12 25 20 10 80 80 50 DISSOLUTION. demption of the bills of the Bank will be resumed in a np HE Copartnership of HYER BURDETT, is dis- Peach do.

Rum, Jamaica, Do. Windward Island, Do. N. England, GIN, Holland, Do. Country, Whiskey, STEEL German, lb.

Do. English blistered. SUGARS LoaC H- Do. Lump, do. Do.

Brown, do. TEAS Imperial, do. Gunpowder, do. Hyson, do. Black, do TALLOW, do WINES Madeira, gallon, Teneriffe, do.

Malaga, do. Lisbon, do. M. solved by mutual consent. ine unsettled Dusioess few days, and continued as fast as collections can be made.

The public may be assured that every liability of will oe attended to oy euner me suuscnufn-s. WALTER E. HYER, JACOB BURDETT. yer, is opposed by William B. Shepard of Pasquotank.

In the fourth district, Mr. Bryan having declined offering, the candidates are James Manney of Carteret, Jesse Speight of Greene, and Thomas H. Daves of Jones. In the firth district, Mr. Turner having declined, Robert rotter of Granville, is a caudidate.

Ill the sixth district, Mr Holmes, the late Representa-live, is opposed by Edward B. Dudley of Wilmington. In the seventh district, Mr. Culpeper having declined, me candidates are Edmund Deberry of Montgomery, and John A. Cameron of FayetteviUe.

In the tenth district, the late Representative, Mr. Long, opposed by John Giles of Salisbury. In the thirteenth district, Mr. Williams, the late Representative, is opposed by Samuel King Iredell. TW otthe Directors of the State Bank, on th.

Es(l WM Pointed President of til Bnlnch of thatlnstitutfon, in place of Gene-rai vine AlUn.Ral. Reg. the western States." A few years since, and men who talked of the Western States" were pretty well contented with the longitude of Ohio, and appeared to act and think as if its western boundaries were the ne plus ultra of human migration. To say of a man, that he had gone to Ohio, was to send the mind of the hearer upon one of those stretches that is sure to awaken remembrances, or bring back ideas of long separation of death But now they have found Beyond the lowest depth, a deeper deep." And the good People of Ohio talk of the Western States, as if they were midway between the two extremes. U.

S. Gaz. Charleston Market, June 22. Cotton Set. Island 19 a 24 stained 94 a 11.

Corn 50 55 cents. Oats 40 a 45. Peas 52 a 55. Tar Wilmington flj a 1 Georgetown 87 cts. a $1.

Pitch fl. Rosin 1. Turpentine, WiIm.soft,2. Pork N. York Mess $13; Prime 11.

Bacon 6 a7 cents. Hams 8 a 9. terrd6Ja7. the Bank will be ultimately paid, and that the Stock of the Bank is permanently secured by collateral securities and preferments in the assignments, from the principal debtors to the Bank," JACOB BURDETT offers his services to his friends. in the sale of PRODUCE, and having made an arrangement with a House in New York, is prepared to make a 10 a 3 25 2 i sa 1 Death of the Queen of Spain.

Capt. Snow, of the ship cash advances to the probable amount, on all consign ments addressed to him, immediately on receipt ot Bill States, arrived at Baltimore from Genoa and last from of Lading. New York, June 8, 1A let 40 FOR SALE, BL2J.TXS. NE of Eastman's Patent Gibraltar, states that on the day he sailed, 24th May, news was received from Madrid of the death of the Queen of Spain, and that minute guns were firing all day, and the flags on the castles and the shipping were flying at half mast' The Committee Apply to GEO. A.

HALL- OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY EWCPTEDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. ttSbl cUizens' 1hat Mon Gal bs accepted of that appointment. Ib. March 14 vt 32.