Fayetteville Weekly Observer from Fayetteville, North Carolina • Page 3

3 1 FAYETTF.VTT mm' sure in statmar. that I lie case fjV SSCP, is most extraordinary 'He was )ret Tjparatively a young niah, not, we pre-exceed ing25, of -4i noble, and corn-nding figure, uncommonly- handsome, lightly, and gay and social disposition. not very learned or profound 7 of hl! rthi the counby that deemed him wpnhy tq hoJd Kerj highest offices, nd dared to prefer the virtuous and patriotic Andrew Jackson, is about to be Realized Hi part: ythanks'tb dur trhanW THURSDAY AFTRIINOON, JUNK 111 I829! -Johk D. Eccles, we have authdritv -Shot, per bag, 2 50 Lime, 3r" Moires, 32 a 3S. Nails, cut, 0 a 9.

wrought, 18 a 20. Oats, 23 a so, i S9 Pritne SH Salt, Li 5 80 Steel -American. 8 a n. wl AP- Brandy 40 a 45. ii heat S5a 90.

to. Bank Notes1 1 td .11 r- rif. if-. vored with a letter from Bril jjt, saying; that the charge Jonhe orations inr inp imnrnu .1 1 xti Drenared tn ft- Work, that DTbner inpnirott'm5ir by the Board of -Internal Improvements to aid his Reg. ccomit wiUe vertiscment in, to-day Registeil that thi a ereeable Dlace for summrrMrA i.

r-. plete ordetfor the accommodation of visiters. The salubrity of the water is well! kiwn, and the contiguity of the Springs to the Boardin Houses is a very favourable! circumstance for invalids, who can in a few jinoments be conveyed there, or have water! brought to them, without losing any of its medicinal qualities. Those persons who annually leave home for the purpose of jseeking health or pleasure, cannot chiise a more desirable nlace for th fnli niiucm. wi uieir wisnes, man onocco.

Raleigh Register. The Georgia papers announce that "the President has recosniized in if A full rtt the doctrine contended 'for by Georgia, that erect a government for themselves within the bounds ofa sovereign State: and that Georgia has a perfect right to extendi her vn 1 Mrtn 1 1 i. I J- Tobias rratkins, late Faurth Auditor. lwo Dills ot indictmpnf Wiim 'fiin'mt this individual, about a fortnight since, by ic.uiauu jury 01 me Circuit Court tor the District of Columbia, charging him with having falsely without issued drafts on the Treasury Department, tor certain sums, which he appropriatetl to his private use. When this.

came upj before the Court, his counsel, Messrs Jones and Coxe, entered a general demurrer, toj the indictments. They contended, that if every thing charged were true, a civil attionalone would lie; and that, though many cases of-misappropriation of money by public 'officers, had occurred in the General and State Governments, this was the first instance of an indictment. Embezzlement jof public money, was not the subject of criminal jacidature, unless made so by statute. Thev also contended that the allegations in the indictments were repugnant to each other, and comprised no indefinite intelligible! charge.8 -Another ground taken by the counsel for risdictibn in common law lover ofiences ex rlllCltmlir TtkilJ.li, 'l xr. vacKins was, mat tins court had no ju- clusively aeainst the United i tnt ps; anrl in suppoft of this position a of authorities jivere read; as in support of the, othtn-posi tlons talc en, to if; that; no Vu ch offence as is contained Sin t)iis indictmentei-ists in the common law, and that the indictment was too multifarious,) ambigious, After able argument of these law points the opinion of the Court jwas, that the indictments could not bp sustained." To be candid, we do not think that thougli these exceptions are sustained; anv.

thine- n. Pr8 to exculpate Mr. Watkihs! from the maviuu uiipronenvconvenea monev I 1 1 i i ic uuvemmeiu tu own DH Tt 1 Yt i vaic uscijaf. iteg. 1 Rhode Island Editor states that the Judges of the Sunreme Court! their fortunes out of the uuhlic, 'riursp' how much does the reader suppose that these UirJU A'.

i-ii 1 w.rA, a' i high dignitaries receive? )Yhy, the Chief- Cape Vear River below the town of Wilminjx: ton, is assigned t6 Capt. Geo. Blaney, 4Sf the CoiYS orEngiaeeto'whomSns for the Commencement of the work at the earliest hrartirM Capt. has been directed jby Gen. Gratiot Owen of the! time when will be Drenatd 'U I ft k- -r 1 I niakmn-l Cotton, 2Jk a 8, Bajnrinsr.

on oj Bacon 5fr a 6. Candles. F1nir S4, a 85 Will be sold to the highest bid dervat t'uhjic Auction, at the I ovu HoUsd lit PlVPltal'ilU 1 rt Jin P. l2. noon, those two desirable With the improvements thereon, viz one Tract of boxit three miles South cf Favetteville.

cn the Camden road, and that other Tract pn Sandy Run, about five miles from town. Both these Tract have excellent water, -very -convenient to the im provements thereon, which consists ofa good Dwell ing and outhouses and two clearings on the former, and the latter ot a clearing and outhouses, sl known as the property of the late Alex. Levy. I erms liberal and madeknown at sale. 'r, June 9, 1829.

i 27-2v. ail Ales 3f Boxes FayetteviUe Mould CANDLES for VaK i W1LLKINGS CO. mel0, 1825., 01? Sale Complete UNlFOkM of the Independent Coir pany. Apply at thb Office. June 11,1329.

SiaVe Toi Carolina. CUMBERLAND COUNfY EQUITY, Spring Term, 1829. The President and Directors of the State Bank oV 1 North Carolina, n. Samuel Ashe, A. L.

Gomez, G. t. lltfarsey, Solo mon J. Isaacs, and William Hooper and James 1L lllb Ihll is bled by Complainants to foreclose a mortgage executed to them by Samuel P. Ahe4 in August 1821, Conveying to them a certain Lot si' tuate in Fayette ville, at the foot of Hav Mount, on the north side of Hay street, on which stands a three story brick house, wher.e the said Ashe formeriV lived rand a Plantation on the Wilmington road, 3 miles below Fnyetteyille, called Spring joining Broadfoot lands, tor the, purpose of having the same sold and the money applied to the tuvment ci the mortgage debt: And it appearing to tie -Court that Samuel P.

Ashe had afterwards conveved the first mentioned tract to one George T. Heaniey wha conveyed, the same to Aaron L. Gomez, who assign, ed the same to Solomon J. Isaacs And that the said Ashe, Gomez, and Isaacs are not inhabitants of this State; It is therefore rdered, That unless they plead, answer or demur, to Complainant's Hill, on of betore the next Term of this Court, the same will be taken pro confesso, and hear ex parte Test, ILLIAM F. STllANGE, C.

1f. Shocco Springs, fifth WAR KEN COUNTY, N. CAROLINA, ON the first day June next; the houses at Shoc-co bpniigs, mne miles South of Warrentoo and ttv-ee miles Irpm the Northern and Southern xr.ain Stage Koads, will be opened for the reception of 1s1ters. The great advantages of this watering place in most cases of disease and debility, have been so often tested by those who have attended it, that to such, it is only necessary to say, that all the build-ings are in excellent repair and condition. The accommodations, in every respect, shall be such as niv best eflorts can ellect, for comfort and convenience to all who may visit the nlaee.

n. bnocco't "ay be necessarv to sav. that ilia I111.I.K11M.V 1T .1 cmichi-iu mose wno nreter it. ami th nnK- lie Halls are abundantly spaciSus rece iSwhS pie retirement to those who prefer it, ami the pub! can be enjoyed by such as deliirht in it win De made to nave divine wor- ship performed at the Spring on the Sabbath dav 1 where such visiters smrh vu vva, wan ancilU prektui I iVlvU III aurruunuea dv a polished society-where the invalid can be restored to health, in an agreeable circled My terms for board," fcc will be the same as last year, viZ! per day for each grown person 50 per month, or S6 per week-Chikin and vants half price. For horses, gl5 per onth, or 60 "vaV I ANN JOHNSON.

LOTTERY, TWENTIETH To be drawn at Richmond, Vaon Wednesday 2Uh w- WAl rr r.n.. est Prize, 11 a. .111. iflveahri tz 1 Real Estate 1 1 a 1 1 1 sunicieniiv nirw.f'rniis: snH 'ently arranged for the; accommodation ofa larnl assemblage. 1 he private apartments will afford tm.

High CD ftr saying, has consented again to be a Can- VPW1 this town in'the next Stafe Legislature. A lat County Courti the following gentlemen eciared themselves Candidates to represent the County of Cumberland, viz: 'y For the Senate, Archibald McDiarmid. For the House of Commons, Capt Alex. McNeill, Capt. Alex.

Buie, 4 Mr. Thomas H. Massey. have sincere DleasnrA that orders have been in the General Post by the mall contractors in this place, and north of us, to expedite themails several hours, so that the Raleigh, Norfolk, and Wilmington mails will hereafter be: due at 6 o'clock, 1. M.

instead of 9 P. and the Charleston and Auo-usta mails at 7 1 M. Heretofore, almostfrom time immeiiiorial, we have been subjected to the great inconvenience of having our letters and papers remain in tKe Post Office here from a P. M. till 8 A.

M. 1 hours. fFhe change is truly an acceptable one which will remedy this evil; and the Post Master General deserves our warmest thanks for it. The arrangement is to take effect iu a few days. Much of our paper of to-day is taken up with the Reports and Statements relative to the State Bank, which we have no doubt our readers will consider of more interest than any thing we could have substituted.

So far as we have learnt, the determinations of the Stockholders have met with universal approbation, i They are calculated to relieve much of the anxiety that has been felt on the sub- Gen. Edward B. Dudley, of Wilmington, lias been nominated, by a meeting of the citizens of Onslow Couirty, as a Candidate for Congress i it that District, in opposition to Governor Holmes, the fate Representative. We believe it is understood that Gen. Dujjley will serve if elected.

Thomas-II. Daves, Esq. (in addition to Dr. Maney amrGen. is nnnnnnrpil nc Candidate for Congress in the Newbern Dis trict, Dreadful Accident.

Hy the New York papers received this morning, we have an account of a dreadful accident which happened at the Navy Yard on Thursday last. Bv some no tic -r4 a. i uui Mdi-uy asceriaincqi the magazine of til Steam Frigate Fulton took tire, and dlf riX7-Oft it a nL- 1 i 1 I totally destroyed the and killed 26 persons, chiefly seamen and marines, and wounded 24 persons, among whom nrp iLuWxjuc-Ti ltattj M. j3rack- enridge and Alex. M.

Mull5 Sailing Master John Clough; Midshipmen Robert E.Johnson, (son ot the late Qen. Robert R. Johnson, of Warren county, N. David Doural, Robt; S. Welsh, and Mr.

Eckford. Lieut. Bracks enndgeand two of the wounded marines have To G. tV.B.lt would mf uonars to nrocuresur.h an fnrt-av I vuj.iulll(;u9 HVUIU I ue requirea TO DUDllsh vour Mat ipmnt ral rroDlem. It vou chnnsp.

tho omnAar. T- any part of it, can be inserted. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. Cornelius P. Van Ness, of the State of Vermont, to be Envoy Extrabrdinarv and Mi nistfr Plpninotpn.

vwv i vuiuiuuiiik urn tiary of the United States to Spain, in the place of aiciiimcr xa. n.vereu, recalled. William Pitt Preble, of the State of Maine, to be Ehvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to the Netherlands, Washington Irving-, of the State of New York, to be Secretary of the Legation of the i United States to Great Britain. Charles Carroll Harper, of the State of Maryland, to be Secretary of Legation of the United States to France- T. If.

Smith, of Nev York, to be Register of the Treasury, vice Joseph Nouree, removed. The President has appointed Francis G. McCauley, a Purser in the Navy. From the JVational Intelligencer, June 6. It is difficult to keep pace with the removals from office, as publicly announced, and still more so to ascertain and register those which art not.announc-ed, but incidentally heard of.

George Macdaniel, John Macdaniel, Ezekiel Mac-daniel, John B. Martin, Levin Belt, and Orris S. Paine, are removed from the Office of the Auditor. Benjamin Homans is removed from the office of .1 me oecreiary or tne JNavy. Some other removals of Clerks in public offices have taken place.

The only one which we are sure of is that of Mr.Thomas B. Pottuiger, a highly i-es-pectable Clerk in the Office of the- Fifth Auditor. Another Editor "rewarded." George W. Hill, editor of the Vermont Patriot (a violent partizan paper) and brother of the 2d Comptroller of the Treasury, has been appointed Postmaster at Montpelier, in place of Mr. Vail removed.

1 The Postmasters at Leeves and Millsborough, in the State of Delaware, have been removed. Mr. Andrew Gerritson, the Postmaster at Middle-town, in the State of Delaware, is removed. H. Barlow has been appointed Postmaster at St.

Albans, Vermont, vice Horace Janes removed. We learn from the Vermont papers that Wm. A. Gnswold, U. S.

District Attorney, of Vermont, has been turned out, and Daniel Kellogg, Jate Secretary to Governor Van Ness, appointed in his' stead That Joseph Edson, Marshal, has been turned out, and his office given to Heman Lawry, late Sheriff of Chittenden county That George Cleveland, Esq. Postmaster at Middlebury, has been turned out, and C. C. Waller appointed in his stead-That every Deputy Postmaster in Chittenden county, who was suspected of havinga partiality For Mr. Adams, has been removed.

John Pope Oldham is appointed Postmaster at been A TV 1 I-. r. 1 -m. UUUij9vu vjuj, G. Dauby, editor of the Oneida Observer, has Postmaster at Utica, N.

York, in the i a bold animated speaker. in the Indian war under; JacK bad raised him to distinction, win the with White, it was said thatfafter iding the contest to the utmost poiAt that possible, consistent with the of country and retain his standing, he Ued and met the danger with tearless '3very and coolness When White fell, 'pposed mortally wounded, Houston took hand, expressed his regret, and told W. (brought the evil on himself, to which wounded man assented, 'j Called by voice of the people from Congress to elevated and dignified -station of Go-rnor of Tennessee, it seemed us if nothing, jt a wife, to ensure his domestic bliss, to share his honors, vas to perfect happiness, as human nature is pable of enjoying. He leads to the altar wnWian lovelv to the eve. Suddenlv we -j- i i c.

i. HOIU piuilgcu liiiu wuc -o-jtaiviiig-ui i wretched condition. He resigns ihe jh place, he held, and ruslnd like 1 imon from civilized society, and seeks oolivjon i fd a a ge- Village Record. itateof Maryland. Baltimore City Court, JUnt Term, 1829.

rs. Henry Fossett. This wa.s an indictment under the act a-nst Gambling, passed at December Ses-ti, 1826 and it clearly appearing to I Court, under a submission of the case the inai ne nau Kepi a noutette ble, at McPhrrson's, where the; Cattle was held 1827, and had eived and paid the bets ot various ptr- s. at sucn laoit the Court held him and imposed a fi tie of 1000 and iiu- 1iifin rtnllot. rffnfa: irnnij Branches of the Bank of; the United have appeared in circulation, altered fty dollars.

The public are informed, i the Drafts signed by the I Presidents. countersigned by the Cashiers of the inches- respectively, are of the denomina-h of 5's and 10's, and that none others been issued. Focus, Louisville, Ky. ZanesvUle Ohio. Counterfeits.

we larnotesof the Bank of the United States, (able at the Washington; and Baltimore fichcs are in circulation, well executed, raving good, and paper very good they most defective in numbering and filling hnepuoucqn. he New York Commercial of Th (moon says that "Francis Esq. been appointed Consul at Liverpool, the venerable Maury, removed. We lers.and Mr. Otrden Will sail for England frtly, in the same packet with the Minis- io au, James." wen iias uccu ourcu in uic In 1 .1 ike of Northumberland's crbunds.

at Si- to the depth of 535 feet. The first 20 I and sandj to this sucteeded strong blue Jy; to the depth of 4icj feet; next, 10 feet green sand; then between 30 and 40 feet loose chalk: and finallv verv firm ami chalk, to the depth of 535 feet, which aid to extend to an unknown denth. A bng spring was found in the green sand, I it L. 1 was uui poweriui enougn to rise nign-than three feet from the surface. The snrinjf was found in the solid chalk.

i the two springs united, now "rise! to height of five feet above the surface, the AVater flnws river nt th rtr nf fi, ons per minute, of a temoerature of j. uiawi j.rj.ugu.t.c vj X.1UI. XI list. An Enelish newsnaner savs. the latrafford's income is S50.000 nounds Earl Grosvenbr's Duke of aunumherland's Duke of Buc-ugtv Earl of Derby Jaie of Bridge water 100,000.

There are at (st one hundred other noblemen and gen-ijjeu whose incomes vary from 30,000 to POO pounds per year. 0rd St. John hpinn1 in want nf on.r I "MVV i am, what rnnnin-m tflglishman. VVrhere ed his lordshin "In Ireland, and nhise said the man. 'How then you be au Englishman?" said his ldrd- t'Alv lord, ren! rtrt xo enn I PWc Snakes A correspondent of the "et, states that Mr.

Erastus Toby, fih uaa iukch one nunarea rJty rattlesnakes al vuuuiy, wumn a snort peri-: Mr. Toby intends to take his and Set OUt fnr FnclcM4 rnA T1 1 ut the of June. Le most cuous specimen cfen-idoneVl Card of' was exhibited by a VqhL man xvbose name we hdve ien. He was on his way to a turtle ailU Was Pnrni.niaJ and half ndUMarv: itv i oeggar, who solicited ne looked ihp vop and then burs out tcon-'." lve five guineas for your op- umcu aiuri party one UK; "i nas oeeu inrown into h. "Ppotnied was a shoemaker.

The K- cmbeives ii mis is to oe the I in ed to a it or it to nave no War, but in this and th a ou nxies we are visited KV -c iv-i yhich threatens to blight the prospects of Locust? are appearing on all.thej'pian1 Jtonftnumerabie 'quantities dhtf destroy-Jvegetation ir, vejry direct feri; as yet, attacked the grow-ing Crops," burxonfine their depredations to the leaves of the fruit and forest trees, never leaving a tree until it is completely stripped of its" foliage; "we were shown a specimen of these locusts on Saturday, they were rn form like the common locust, a few of which visit us every year, but about one third less in size and make a croaking noise that may be heard, nearly a mile: the gentleman; from whom we derived our in- formation says that thev Come out of the 1 UK grouna in the shape of a grub, that soon af-ter exposure to the sun Hie skin of the Srub bursts and forth flies the winged insect. JSdenton Gazette. I We understand that the late Frederick Kohn, Esq. who died last week in this citv, eft, amoug others of importance, the fo'l- House of Refuge, City of Charleston. 100, 000 100,000 New York Protestant Episco I pa i seminary, 100,000 iWidows1 8c Orphans' Asylum, 60,000 City Dispensary, 10,000 Deafand Dumb Institution, 25,000 Bishops' Fund, 5,000 3400,000 U.

S. Gaicttc. We learn from Mobile, (Alabama) that, a case brought by the Bank of the ITmt States airairist a citizen of Air. debt. Judge Crawford has: sustained an.ex- cepuon, taken by the Delendant's Counsel, the jurisdiction of the Court.

This decision is said to be novel as well as'imnor- Breadful Accident. On the afternoon of last aunclay, an accident of a trulA choly nature occurred near the village of "iiui, wiiitn no less man trni -r. nm A 1 uiuum 01 youtn, were nurri-ed into eternitv. The 0 have been able to collect are, that eight young men and women were in a canoe on mill dam near that place; that oneiof the men for the purpose1 of ft-io-hteninp- the gins, commencea rocking the craft: thati unexpectedly filled with jwater and sunk- tour ot the number succeeded in Saving themselves: the others, three siRtnrR nmprf Beams, and the young dan named Kiser, wno was ne. cause ol the canoe sinking.

rrr nviUe, May 15. 1 -a w. ivianon, tne fostmastei who. iwn three years since, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment for robbing a letter. which passed through his hands, received a pardon, a short time ago, from the present President of the United States.

The petition for the intervention of Executive clemency waS founded on tlie presumption of the inevitable death ot thefofjender, if he remained in confinement, and Vas signed by the Judge, the prosecuting JAttorhey, the Marshal, and many other respectable Citizens. Forgery. An extensive svsfpm nf is believed, has been some time in operationcame light on Friday last. One F. K.

Parmelee, a driig-gt resident in Maiden-lane, stopped payment on V' 1 his wife and child to her parents in the country, dis- iiu in uic uiiernqon, aiter se nam Hvaieu irom ine.city, leaving no clue by which it could be ascertained in what direction he had gone. On Friday and Saturday, it appeared that- several prommissory notes, negotiated by him, were forge nes. On Saturday afternoon, a meeting of persons interested was called in one of the evening papers; and, though the notice was short, about adozen gen- osacuimed ai xiocir, at tne isank Cottee House. One of Parmelee's clerks also attended, and afforded much information. It was his opinibn that the amount of spurious paper issued could not be Jess than 30,000 dollars.

Parmelee had forged the signatures of nearly all his customers, after his absconding, there was found in his desk a very large amount of paper "of his creating, on a variety of individuals which, it was supposed, he intended palminer off. The clerk stated that he had no suspicion of there v. uuui was apprizea 01 Parmelee's disappearance. On Wednesday afternoon, just, before his departure, and after the closing of the banks, he! disposed of checks to a large amount. It is also said that he forged an acceptance on a Banker for five thousand pounds sterling.

Ar. Y. Gazette. Dissolution of Copartnership. rriHE Copartnership heretofore existing between A the Subscribers, under the Firm of S.

Bird-sail in this place, and S. Birdsall Co. in Kaleigh, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the SOth ultimo. J. BIKDSALL, S.

BIKDSALL. 27-4w. June 9, 1829. 1X7 HERE AS, bv a Deed of 1 Trust made and exe. cuted to the Subscribers, on the 28th day of last montn, ty Jesse Stephen Birdsall.

all their Ueal and Fersonal Estate, Stock of) Goods in this place and at Raleigh, Notes, Bonds, Accounts, as therein expressed, were assigned to us, in Trust, for the purposes named in said deed, w'i Now, therefore, this is to require kll persons in-debted to the said firm of J. S. Birdsall, to come forward and pay the same without delay to J. Bird-sail, whom we have appointed our Agent for the purpose of collecting the debts and settlings the ac-counts and for the further purpose of disposing of the Stock of Goods! now on hand, which he will continue to do at very reduced prices, previous to the tinie of sale ot the whole property, contemplated JOHN lff noiv -s S-- HTifiu ut ihdikt irusteesi atvunv uui June 11, 27tf.v tjuu, aim uic; na wnere music and dancin Kt -p'- 1 i' 1 ti At a Ladies' Fair lately helt in Roxbury 1SS. 500 tickets were sold shil linn Mass 500 tickets were sold at each.

1 Amohi? the vvondprk wh one snuimsr ch the bright eyes accompirshed, they iriduceil one man Tto naV tpfi llll4.a Fr.w. a r.riUr. I' iui giikt 1 vanc, auu alio ther five for a gingerbread MAIlRIEli. In Chatham County, on the 30th ult Dr. SPENCE Al TAYLOR, McCLENAHAN, to Miss SARAH dauchter of Col.

James Tavlorl in sumter District, SC, on' the 27th ult, by the Revi Mr. Converse, the Hon GEORGE McDUFFIE to Miss MARY REBECCA SINGLETON; daughter of Richard Singleton, It In Ch era on Wednesday 27th ult. by the Rev. Urias Powers, Col. JOHN CAMPBELL, of to Mrs.

JANE TH daughter of the late Dr. McQueen of Cheraw. 1 1 i i In Marlborough district," ou fthe Slat ultimo, by tne Kevi Mr. Covington, Mr; GEORGE K. JONES to Miss ISABELLA J.

EDDY.I At Bear Swamp, in Halifax County, N. on the 23d ult. bv th Rev. Wm. Priced aeed 80.

Mr. WII LIAM PRIOR, aged 86, to Miss NAIfCY ELMORE, agea 00, ana tne roomer wno gave tne onae is aged, 00. 1 11 ese lour woitny jiKiiviauaiaj only were present on the and their combined ages arc 3U4years. 'Wat is there! in this vale of fife, Hair srt as u-ifa i Where friendship and asre both combine To stamp the marriage bond ax Minerva. COMMERCIAL RECORD.

ARRIVED, June 1. 'rillinghast's Roat Eliza with Salt forC. T. Haigh, and Lime for Rj Fi Yarbrough, and Sundries for owner: Also, on the 6th, Tillinghast's Boat Anna Pink, with Salt for O. P.

Stark, and S. Also, on the 4th, I. Blake, Jrs Boat John Parker, with Salt for owner, Sugar for iWillkings Co. and Oil for Geo. V.

Massey, WUkesboroughl r. i PORT OF WILMINGTON. ARRIVED, up to June 3. Brier Wm. Henrr from New Schooners Anj Smith from New York.

C. -T 1" 'll mf York, Felicity Philadelphia. A.w w. M. vu I1UIII M.

UIMUClfU arine Elizabeth from Charleston. rT t1 a uo-r n.i H- for Eastport, if. York, Ca- CLEARED. Schooners Gov. Paris Antelope for Phila4eiphia Premier for SCHEME.

1 prize or 51 of I50 1 of 15,000 51 of 100 1 of 10,000 51 of 90 1 of 5,000 51 of So 1 -of 4,950 102 of 6') of 102 of 50 of 6O0 102 of 40 10 of 5001 204 of 50 10 of 400! 1222 of 20 10 of 300 11475 of 10 29 -of 200 Whole Ticket SlO, Guar ter 82 50, To be had of Yates Mclntyre, Managers, No. 25, Broad street, CHARLESTON, S. C. fr5Oraer from the be promptly attended to. June 7, 1829.

cmiu iroiu Dciuiiun, jm.Xj., in oisiFess, puuoa i or btw Thomas, Hibernia from Yorki BriUianit from Mar-appomted tinique, Ann Maria from Guadaloupe, I Hussar from Ot James Piatt. rmnneA I .1 ot James Piatt, removed. New from place 1 Charles Butler is appointed Postmaster at Geneva, Vice Dfl.virl FTurlenn. wiumiw I N. Y.

vice David Daniel Barbee, Postmaster at Danville, Kentucky, has been removed 1 1 itng Neatly executed at this ofnf roune iox uoston..