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well as advi.se A. TJST OP. LETTERS, ceivt'd iLs cognoinea. Sea 7rell proposed the hare iLc poiyci to mcikc ns The' health "of them! We anticipate the mosw The health of them. Weanticipat Kcaraiai: beneficial results, CITY OF-i-KAEIGlI: memory ot Miss in, the rosl Oifiee at Raleigh; on the urst day of Jnly, 1833.

Mr- Jones, the, historian of North Carolina, was from, the deliberations of such' a bod- hut one TUES DA JUIiYl 9, '1833. then drank- Mark Anderson. William C. AhboU, 2. James Adams John Allen Mrs.

Lucy Andrews rr- liy Mr. Eurgwvn. The Raleigh Deletion They THE FOURTH sqF JTJLYwas Stephen U. Bledsoe, 2 Informs his friends and the public jrcncrallr, fZenbr'nBaftlcIt Dorris Barber i Mrs. Mary Bledsoe that liavinsr pspvin been burnt out of est; blijiment.

well tmdersiand the'work of: Internal Improvement; (alluding to the dinner-) i By Mr. Hardin of PiUsborough. While we recollect the Ledies, let us not forget our By Mr. Sneed. The lather of xmt late Attorney General, Col.

Philip Taylor. By r. Boylan -The health of Mr. Joseph Gales, sen. The health of Mr.

Bovlan was then drank. Beasley (Dantel) i Matraaduke Bainbridg James Burns i Beihel Cliurch Henry lirown Miss Julia Ann Bryant Mis MarvMane Black Iteddick Blake. celebrated frwit eclat our city. The ceremonies of the day'; wet characterised With more than the usual demonstrations of public re io'ems. At sunrise the cannotis were fired and the bells rang.

Abouf 10 o'cjlock a procession was formed in front; the government house and marched to Union Squ'arfor the. purpose of laying: the Corner StoV ofzthp Capitol, agreeable to the arrangement-" previously announced by AUxr M. BKlrer Madison Banh. Iter. Bennet T.

Blae Bryant B. BuCbloe. William Bawey' Brower sentiment seemed to pervadethe A deterrhifia ion to' do something for 'the Improve ment of N. Carolina. a The convention adjourned, at a late hour on SaturdayV after an iaddress, from the President which we shall publish next week with the whole proceedings the Convention.

The 'utmost good, feeling, the greatest disposition to horrno-nise the different sections the, State, prevailed with every one, and jwo doubt not that the rnem-bers of the "convention, carrying the sentiment imbibed, 'will infuse jhem into the hearts of their constituents. Something will be done for North Carolina, and the reproach which has been; cast on her name and reputation will soon be remov he has rc-oencd his Watch, JattUcry ana Fancy Store-two doors below the Office, wlici he will be happy to execute all orders with which he may be favoured. HaTingJust received from New-York and Philadelphia his Spring supply of i assortment is stilt very extensive and being" very ilcsirous of reducinyf tho stock on hand, he will dispose of them umiMullyl low. Ey Clocks and Watches, of all repaired with usual caw, and all kinds of Gold and Silver articles manufactured vkh accustomed neatnesf, dispatch and By Mr. Jones.

Wm. Hooper and Jndgfe Ircdelltwo North Carolina Patriots of the Revyluiioii A great many other. sentiments weTe complimentary to distinguished gentlemen, and Geoipe W. Chandler Robert Ciithton with reference to Internal Improvements in N. Capt.

Bingham, who atted as jMarshalupon the CaToli Several incidents with regard to our occasion. Thomas Chrisruan Anderson Cleromons Woolsoh Clemmoas William Canley Henry S. Clark Josiah Crudup, 3 Unas Collins, 2 Alexander Collins Richard Cooper Bennet Cooper John Cooper John It. Clerk Superior Court Noah B. Chaudkf Haley Dnpre, 2 Raleigh, June 13,1 S3 1.

4t State of North Carolina, An immense concourse of adies and gentlemen, were in attendance at the laying- of the stone. We -heard it estimated that three thou- Orange coitnhf Superior Court of Laic March ed, and the whole State unite to elevate her Revolutionary history were related with interest. The day passed off to the apparent satisfaction of all present, and our great regret is, that we can' not furnish our readers with something more i than a sketch of what transpired. THE THREE DAYS. Term A.

D. 1833. character abroad and. meliorate her condition at said persons were present, a1 yery small portion JOSHUA HORN, William Drnman Dr. S.

P. Dillon Benjamin Dunn Miss Mary Dunn. Judicial attachment, levied' on 100 acre's of laud more or less on the waters of New-H op adjoining the lands of WUHaH) vs. Wm. P.

Dosou Thom3s Davis; Miss Harjiet Daniel John P. Dilloa home. following is the substance of the resolu tions finally passed by the Convention: Horn and others. JACOB COUCH, 1. That the condition of the State requires! that a liberal system of Internal Improve men ifi i JJohn F.

Ellington Miss Eliza. Earp. F. IT appearing to the -of the Court, -here, that the defendant Jacob Couch is not an inhabitant of this State. It is therefore ordered, "that publication be made in the North Carolina' Constitutionalist.

The fourth, fifth and sixth of July will long live in the recollection of the citizens of Rale.igb, if not of the whole State Not for anv remark able achievement or battle won by: the sword or cannon but they will long be remembered as the commencement of a new era, which we trust is dawning upon our State. The assemblage of of whom were enabled to witness. theoeremony. The Rev. William Hooper- Offered up a prayer to the throne of grac.

immons J. Baker Grand Master, addressed tfyej company. cir-cle was formed around the corner stone by the masonic order, and the usua rites.upbn such.oc-casions were performed. Tficre were several Tery neat and apprdpriatei addresses delivered upon the occasion. One by jjudge Seavvell on the part of the Commissioners of the building, Isham Finkway or a newspaper published in Hic City of Raleigh for three Saborn Finkway Miss Eliza A.

D. John Flemming." snouia dg immeaiatejy organiscu aim vigotuufciy prosecuted. jl- 2. That the Legtsbturs ought to proYide. a fund by loan or otherwise, to enable the State to contribute substar.ikl assistmcc in the prosecution of works of Internal Improvement, 3.

That true policy requires that sai3 ifand should be appropriated, in the first instance, to build up markets in our own State. G. such a large concourse of citizens at our seat of a Stephen Ellis Jofeo EUrs Samuel Freeman VV'at Freeman -Maj Thouis Farrcll Maccray Fran lis Edward Green, 5 Seawell Grady Mark Grady James Grady; A. M.Gornan 1 Mr. Garret (stone-cutter) William A.

Oraham Isham A. Hendron Mrs. Mary Harrison MissDilly Gilbert John Gully, Miss Frances Gray Government, at this seasiort of the year, is un months successively, commanding the said Jacob Coucii personally to be, and ippear before the Judge of our next, Superior Court of Law. to be held for Orange county, at the Court House in Hillsborough on the' se cond Monday" of September next, then, and tlicre replevy, or plead to issue, or judgment final wiU bo entered against him and the land levied nn, condcxancd to satisfy the RlaiminV demand, Witness AbtterReii ton Bruce, Clerk of our said Court at office in HiLUbij' rough the second MoikLv of March A. It.

1853. A. BUUCE, C. S. C.

April 16, 1838. 22 Sra. and one bv Gov. Swam on the part of the State. 3 i 3 precedented; and when we take into considera hear these addresses Jesse George We regret not being able to tion the occasion -which prompted so many of John W.

Gilbert Abel T. Grimes EzraOylL 1 II. 4. That it be recommended to the Legislature, to provide by 1 that the State shall; subscribe for two-fifths (f the Stock in any -Company hereafter incorporated for the purposes of Internal ImprovementrWhenever the other three-fifths shall be paid, oij secured to be paid, by! indi our distinguished imen from remote sections of the State, to leave their tiomes and endure the fatigues of a long.journey at this oppressive season of the year, theireflection affords a favorable au Joseph B- HintOB, 2 C. S.

Hawks STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, William Hall, or Harbcrd Mobley as we desired, at to give; their substance to the public. Jl THE DRATfON. Half an hour after the- laying of the corner stone the assembled multitude proceeded Uk the Presbyterian Church vhere after a prayer Ty the Rev. Mr. Blaket; the.

Declaration of Independence was xead'by b. R. Ramsay and an oration delivered by Mr.jHenry J. Cannon, which we were gratified to 'perceive was 'listen nomas Hill ilolanUW. Howell, Lewis Ilopson Richard Wake County.

Superior Court of Law. -Spring Tcrmj833. John S. Holland Fanny Holland Kizza Hartsfield gury of the future prospects of our beloved State. It is an evicencethat the people are getting alive to the subject of Internal Improvements, and that plans for the promotion of that object are no more looked upon as the idle' chimera of vision; ELIZABETH WALTON, Petition viduals.

5. That the President shall appoint a Committee to prepare an Address to the people 'of the State, on the subject of InternaKImprovement. 6. That the Proceedings of the be laid before the Legislature, at its next 7. That Committees of Correspondence be ap- VS.

Asa Hamilton Joel Hamilton Lewis Herndon Owen -Miss Mary E.Hill TIMOTHY WALTON, William Hart- Samuel Hancock Alfred M. Haywood, 2. Thomas B. Haywood William R. Hinton, 3 Mrs.

Mary HartsSeld aTy brains. Js a manifest awakening of our IT appearing to the Court that two subpoena's hav regularly issued against the defendant to Isham E. High. ed to with the greatest attention and the most ap i Stale from a supinenessV. which, if persevered in pointed in the several Counties and answer, which being reuirned "not to be found" and proclamation having been duly made, It is or 8.

That it be earnestly recommended to the J. Tarent satisfaction bylthe numerous assemblage I 1 1 pu trui aaimowivu uj a much longer, would subject us to the reproach David Justice, Jr. which filled the church almost to overflowing. dered that advertisement be made in the Haleigh Cort- stitutionahst and the Raleigh Register for three Ralph Johnston, 2 William Johnston citizens of the several counties in this Stqtp to elect three Delegates jfrom each county, to hold a Convention in the City of-Raleigh, on the; 4th Monday of, November to deliberate. further Sill Johnston for the defendant to appear at the next term'ot thu Coui-t, to be held on.the first Monday after the fourth Monday of September next, and answer, or the petition will be taken pro confesso.

AJvin Jones Richard Jones Henry Jones Dr. Jones Miss Amelia A. Jones Willis W.Jones James B. Jones -Matthew Jones Austin Jones, Richard Johnston Polodore Johnson. 2 upon'the subject of Internal Improvement.

of the world In the -language of; the Orator of the Day, "On this day the foundation of an edifice, which will be the pride of Carolina, has been laid, (alluding to the Capitol.) On this day, too, we perceive the laying of the foundation of another superstructure, which nor age. nor time, nor change, nor fire, nor sword shall destroy" referring to the spirit of, Internal Im- John C. Sted man, clerk of our snul eoMrt Omnibus. We called at t3 The word atofRce the first Monday after the fourth Monday cf Mrs. Penny Johnston Nathan Jeivett Henry J.

James Ollen R. Jacksoa" The young orator is entitled to much credit, for the ability withwhidh he xecu'jed his task. TheoTation was replete withj eloquence and yery appropriate, and drew down upon the Orator at its close.the enthusiastic cheerings of. the au- i dience. THE ILLUMINATION.

On the evening of (the 4tjif the N. W. end "of the grove which ador.ns thej Capitol Square was handsJmelv illuminated. ISeveral decorations March lBoJ. the Book Store of Messrs.

Turner Hughes busannah Jones JOHN C. St'EDMANyC. S. C. June 11, 1833, 3ra.

achel Iredell. Tboaias Jones, 2 Cd.Tignal Jones' the other day, and picked up a book, called the "Hundred and One," in which accidentally STVrE OF NORTH CAROLINA: provements, as manifested bjc the assemblage of stumbled ori the word "Omnibus;" "and we'Wen- Rev. John Kert John Kerr people from different sections of the tiori for the benefit of Chatham County. 1 Court of Equity, March Term, the National Gazette that so many State. the derivation of.

the word is there represented to JimessB. Lee Robert Love and transparencies -added very much to the appearance of the scene. Among them, was a George H. Shutt and Wife," be somewhat like tha ICT THE CONVENTION. Agreeable to given by the Editor of the "for all.

vs Standard. It means Potitfori filed of Sept. Term, 1832. large star, with a transparent representation of an invitation published by a large number of the i Archelaus Carloss and Bryant Miller Henry W. Miller John Crump.

Betsey McKeethal IJ. S. Kenworthy Drury King. L. ijohn T.

Leach J. Leach. Miss Nancy Mitchell Mrs. Sarah Moss Ma reliant Morriss William Mangum Henry McGee George C. Mendcnhall 'r Samuel Norrice Willie O.

Hon. John Owen. V. It appearing to the satisfaction of the James McAllister George Mnrdeu the old Capitol, on onc side, nd the declaration of most respectable and talented citizens of our Independence on the bther i Among the various town and county delegates to -a Convention to objectsof attraction, tHere was nne which excit- devise some plan of Internal Improvemer-t for ed more general admiration (than the-ascension the State, assembled in this City on the4th inst- of a Balloon, which was sent up in a style that They met in the" Government House at four DIED, This morning, after an illness of a few days, iKobert Cannon, Merchayi, for many years a of this City. -On Friday morning after a short illness, the prime of life, Hazleti Ky for several years a Merchant of iamnel Markam I that 'John Crump liath removed bej'wna the limits or I this State; and the said John Crump being a defendant Mrs.

Mary Mitchell o'clock in the afternoon of that day. to tne petitions it is omereci ny tne ueurt, that artver-tisement be made in the State Gazette published at Raleigh for six weeks, that the said John Crump da appear at the Courlliou.se in Pittsborouglv at the next Court or Allen Nance William Nichols Ab. P. Ned Equity to held for said county, cm The hird Monday The Convention was calleoTto order, by Gen. Iredell, and on motion of Owen of Bladen.

His Excellency avid L. Swain, i Governor of I in September next, and plead, answer or demur to tlu: There was committed to the jail of Henderson Oneal I said petition, or the same betaken As Confessed awl Randolph, county on the 12th instant, two ne heard ex parte. Witness, Tlibmas Thompson, Clefk gro bo)-s, uie by the name of Washington, and the other James, who say they belong to would not have done; discredit to the Balloon king Duranl, himself. THE DINNER. On Friday, the members of the Convention, sat down to a collatibn, prepared for thorn at the Government House, by the authorities and the Raleigh delegation.

The company took their seats at o'clock and $id not rise until 4. Svain took one end ofi the table and Judge Sea-well the other i and Master of Court, at office, the third Monday the State, was appointed President of the Convention, who on taking the chair made his acknowl ot Marcli, lbu, the heirs ot liarrv Jones ot Halifax i county N.C. and were hired to work in the Gold Mines 3 i at from whom they Miss Mary J. Perry Jordan Phillips Richard Phillips Williamson Page. Henry Parker John Parish William Powell Matthew Parish John W.

PoweU. June 25. 32-6w; REXsi'iy Ce'aktmest. April 12th 1833. edgements to the Convention for the distinction conferred upon him, accompanied with other appropriate remarks.

On motion of Gov. Iredell, Saml. Patterson, Esq. of Wilkes, and Charles ran away lucre is noj particular -marks to qesenbe them, only they both are oung and The. owner is requested to come and prove his property, pay Charges and take them away.

GEO. HOOVER, tShfF. 3t-kf. In the late conflagration1 of the Treasury building, nearly all the correspotidence of the Secretary of the Treasury, from theestablishment of the Department to the 31st March '1833, was destroyed, June 29th 1833. R.

NEW! GOODS Jas wcJJ the original lctte'rs und corhmanicatimrs adilress- Green Rogers James Ramsev Expressions of patHolisfy flashes of wit, and Manly, Esq. of Raleigh, were "appointed secre- sentiments of feeling'flowedjabundantly from the taries. rich fountain of intellect and fancy gathered The counties of the State were then called, we around the table. We are s-orry the toasts were do not know, the exact number represented but not taken down, as most tf tem were very good, we believe, nineteen or twenty. 'A hundred del- We hope to.be pardoned forf publishing such as egates or more were in attendance.

A motion -we recollect. j'i i was made by Go Iredell, to admit all respecta- Randolph Reddinj cd to the secretary of the Treasury, as the records of the' letters and communications written by hiirf. With a view to repair the loss, as far as may be practicable all officers of the United Slates arc requested to cause copies to bepreparcd; and authenticated by them, of S. Hart well Peebles 1 Turner PUlIea-Miss Ana Price Miss Elizabeth Price, 2 Miss Allire Price George Purify -Alfred W. Potter Jesse Peltitord Miss Rebecca Pullen Dyson Perry Washington Revils Mrs.

E. Ragsdalc Thomas Reynolds David Royster i --'f: Allanson Salfmarsh- Hon. Montford Stokes Martin' Scott John Scott, Willis Scott Calvin Scott Anderson Stephens, John Sugg James. Stephens Worren Suggs Hoilum Sturdivant, 2 James Stewart Charles W. Stewart Gilliah Smith Sheriff of Wake, 3 William Smith' Allen Just received and r.ow opening by WBUUntrik.

miUinins: At tlie Brick Store opposite the -Market House; any icuers excepung mose neremarter alluded to) which they may at any ime have written 0g received -By Gov. Swain. The annihilation of lime and space, ble strangers present from those sections of the Berry D. Simms Guilford Simms Jacob Spam Phcboe Spain Redden Sauls Thomas E. Saals prising A SFLEDIl) ASSORTMENT Of Fabrics of almost every description for Sp-ringand from the Secretary of the Treasury and all those whV Itavebcenin ofEtfr) ami bther individuals throughout the United States, and elsewhere, are invited to do the TLat this corrcsoondence mav hf imnwj bummer ware, many w.lv.cu are ot STYLES BNT1RELYNE WAND BEAUTIFUL John Singletary Samuel' Shaw Also a general assortmentof Shoes, Coltori Varn, Bcnj.

F. Seaborn into appi-opriate books, it is requested that it he copied on folio foolsdape raper, with a sufficitni margin on all sides to admit of binding, and that no more than ones letter be contained on It fa Hardware, Queeusware a-nu Groceries. Any of which will be sold low. wmtu uan iciiuer ivun youveuiious mailers oi every day occurrence. I i By Ex-Governor Owen.

Raleigh The centre of gravity of the State of North Carolina. By Jndge Strange of Fayetteville. A sound heart in a sound body! The City of Raleigh in the State of North Carolina. By Gov. Iredell.

Woman wllcadds to our pleasures and shares our pains. 5t 1 This toast was' succeeded by some remarks from Gov. Swain, complimentary to the fair sex, in the course of which; he made allusion to vari the copies Jbe wriilen in plain and distinct or cn- William Snellings -3liss Tabitba Savage Miss Martha Spivey Mi Martha Spain -Matthew Strickland Dlllworih Sledge Miss Mary On tlie lJth of No vember Jast, I put Jett; into tre post othce in this place, directed James Fassett Co. of the; city i of Philadelphia inclosing a check of $340, payable alj the Branch of the Virginia Bank in Petersburg, to the order of Zacliari.ih Luney; and on the 17th tlay of the! same month, only eight clays-after the letter was mailed Ihere, some man who sitrned ous ladies, natives of North! Carolina, who aTe the ornaments of the femalelcirclcs in the States Mrs. Susanna Thompson.

Miss. Ann Trice Obcdiah Miss. Ridey Tailor Miss Mary Temple Harrisoa Terrell Joshua S. Terry nis name j. scon, presenieu iuc cnecK at tne bank in Petersburg and drew my money: That some post master or his deputy, has stolen this check- from (be mail there can be no doubt; and it is possible that thev grossi nanci.

tv here the original caa -be spared, it would be pcrferred. TiiereasonabIe exper.se incurred in copying the papers now requested, not exceeding the rate often cents For every hundred words will by defrayed by the Department. The correspondence which has been saved, and of which theref jic, no copies are desired, are the records of the letters written by the Secretary of Trcaury to Presidents and Cashiers of llanks, from the 1st Octi ber, 1819, tp the 20tii Februarj', 1833; all Uie correspondence relating to the revolutionary claims under the act of 15lh May 182H; and to claims of Virginia officer to halt pay, under the act of 5th July, 1832, and to applications for the benefits of the acts of the 2d March 1831, and 14th July, 1832, for the relief of certain insolvent debtor of the United States. Copies of som circular letters arid instructions, written by the cere tary, have also been preserved: and it is requested that, before a copy be made of any circular letter or instrue. V.

V. JTorner C. Uiley i 1 jCowles W. Vaiden. may Jiave disposed of jt to some, one' lip drew the money for thc-m, he not knowing that it4 tvas Stolen.

Gilliam Upchorth Nathan Upchurch which they reside 'The fairest flower that ever bloomed, "Tn southern sun gay-ISavannah." At the dose of these remarks, ex-Go Vernor Ire- dell proposed the health, of Warren Dayis, of South CaToiitia- 4 i By Hugh Waddill Esq. of Gov. Swain The Leonidas Carolina, has met the enemy at the pass of Thermopyla; a'ud vanquished them. Which toast calred jforth iomc very appropriate remarks from the (Jrovenior. Should it be the case, and the man who drew the monev State, where measures had not been adopted to send As the object of the Convention was merely to interchange sentiments upon the subject of Internal Improvement and deliberate upon the expediency, of recommending the a-doption of some plan for the promotion of that object, -he did not think any objections could be urged to the participation of any respectable gentleman in the proceedings of the Convention The motion, however; was objected to, and withdrawn.

1 -Col. Grant moved that a General CommiUee of one member from each delegation be appointed to whom shotrld be propositions for Ihternal lmpfovemeni. before ebalecTiiTnhe. Convention. The; Convention then; adjourned after discussing some unimportant resolutions until Friday 9 o'clock.

On Saturday the Committe'e' made a report, wnich was debated nirie until. 4 o'clock, and after various amendments and alterations was adopted by the convention: -The debate was very interesting, and occupied astride It was characterised by an unusual- decree of eld-' quence and display of patriotic feeling. A friend tooktlowh most of these speeches, but we reo-ret his busiriess will not allow hjm; time to "write them We do not believe there ever was such an oftfalent, exhibite upon any for mer occasion in this State, as' that presented by the convention. was a concentration of most or the eminent and talented men i in' the 'State; of all parties. It is a matter of regret, as was, suiid Stephen Wheeler John Walton 'V Mrs.

Nancy Walton Rev. Henry Warren -Ridley Warren Mrs. Mary A. E. Williams John Williams Booker Williams Alfred S.

"Wangh John White (stone cutter) Robert White Miss Polly White i Joiner Watklns r' Mareomb Wootl i Miss Sarah A. Wood Mrs. Tabitha Wood. By uon, wruren py ute sectiary oi the Treasurj-, tb date and oiiect of the he firt ht.ifpil Internal, lit ptovements of ti. Carolina.

Our pur State and 'nothing By bat oar State Department, 4nd its wishes' cn the subject ascertained. LOUa McLANE. Secretary of IttZ'ncisxnj. Bv Mr. Ronlac of Bertie kGcn.

Iredell -We of the Kast Consider him one of nature's nublest son? Jethro Yates. IC? Persons calling for "Letters ia the above' will please say they are advert ised i .1 THOS. G. SCOTT, P. July 1, 1833.

4 List" M. will make it known to mcj with such evidence as will lead to a conviction of the thief, I will pay, him tlie above reward. HENRY HU11PHRYS. GrccnsborougK June. 19 1 THE Subscriber having qualified as administrator on the estate of jthe late Lieut JAMES-II.

COOK, dee'd, at the present term of the County Court of JEdgecomb, requests' all persons' indebted to the; said estate to make, payment, and hereby notify all those having claims against said estate, td unngthem forward within the time limited bj law, otherwise this3 notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. s. HENifAMIN DlJATTLE, Ad'mV. arfaorough, May, 1833. 4t The Fall Session wit! edninience oiiFriday the9th ot August.

i A The English department lis umler the conduct of a competent and faithful assistant from' the Ardover Seminary for Teachers." A class of English scholars Taken And committed to the Jail of Fran1 lin county, K. C. a Negr man uproscd ti JJ beJ5 or 50 years of 5 feet 7 nrS htchi Us inclined, to toop, a dowrt lik, i -J ami is either partially derar: red. oritFects gT XurnerG? flu ghes have removed their for the to the By Gov: Owen. The ijcounty: of Wake Whatever may be the views of tlte ether cottjities in this State, there is one coiyity determined' to awake frord its slumbers; that county is Wake! Whlelif 1 health of Gov.

Owen was then drank with applause; 'Mr. Joseph S. Jones, of Warren, addressed the company; the deriva-. tion of the name of pur criunty. It takes its name from Esther Wakrsbteofthc wife of Gov.

Tryon; she was rcrtmrkable for her vfr- tues and accomplishments, arid it was to comrae- tube; he, says that he beloegs to Stephen Brown, of Northampton county, N.C. and tells a tale about Brown cession louse ot the Presbyterian Mmrch utIipi-p ihoxr nrill 1, fill tt jsyrapprng wiwi lor m. lie. mentions rtvent ir, Browns, Caty PoweL Whlieatkl other-, of Non fi lar as tncy are able: TJiev" cspect jii a taw i amnion lie had the aouearatice of a'sanrre when days a-further supply of new Bonks. laxeii; ne cans niinseii ljiai.

ne owner is ivquc-teci a nma 1. il'i pil .1 1. 1 morate her came that Printing -of cicry dcscriptioh Ezcekled mlh ncalnrh n't dipc h. or he ivi be dealt with as the law directs. i'-r D.

yorTG, Jailor. Cnttf by a member of the convention, that they did not i.