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eror ftfeyr - *»»•&& ■■rmyOTy GKOUGFA TKLttGRAPII. " ^ACOS?„ WF.BNF.KDAY. JgNE 5,1833. Ti*tri»f°Mx?rM Washington Tor the murdei Jlrtmnn M. Marks, terminated on Saturday last, «l!ich resn’fcd in his acquittal. TACTICS. ;•• . . \< tl>c great cleclin*!* approach. ail the skill, j enm-iu^ nntl fiut^sp of our- great political nrticiam will he br; tight i«jO operation, hi lineal ns in niilltmy : a nipaiguing, tve cannot •ilwnv.. tell by the direction of the march, the oh-- Vei of the expedition. Tho greatest tacticians i ) '.eii^ ,,, tnmi-t.ee tlw> attack at a different point i -am tho otic at a hich ihfeirinriiu-stiWgthu to hr ultiT»tclydispIaycd. It is jrfstsowilh the.Troup Ntillificw, iti tho present, political campaign 'I’lteir groat and taaiu object is-to-•carry-titp clec- ii;aj ftr Govcrtor mil Assembly men; yet, from the clamor that is made against Ratification „no w ould suppose the defeat of that wastheir onlvobject. .As Bonaparte sometimes .blow up his own forts to thrgw dust it) the ryes of iiis cne- mV . to the Troupers arc blowing .tip the cou- tetitiou to throw iltist iu the eyes of the people.— •1'hcv arc making false motes ngainst Reduction. .0 hide llteir designs. Likeadroit D/aught'pluj?' ,. rs< liioitpli they move obliquely. their eyes' ‘are nmtnotlr upon thd king ru\v! s Say what tliej amount-fl to prohibition agam>t tf, 0 foreign labile. Mr. Caliiou.n" said Ufa success of the motion would “leave our cotton establishments 'tposed to the comped lion of the cotton goods ofthe East Indies, which it is acknowledged on all sides, they arc hot capable of meeting with success, without the, proviso proposed to jc stricken out; bp the motion now under discus sion”- He added that it was “a subject of .fi- •a! importance, touciiingjlie security antlr per manent prosperity of the country;” by m'eutis of which, “under the fosterin'* care of • r . - af govern ment, “the jannft WiU fiad a ready m;irl<et for ;iis surplus produce ; bod what is of alriiust e- quall Consequence,acirtaix'anct cheap supply of alt his wants}” ns producing MAN IrNTEII- LSl STRICTLY AM£RfCAN,*ini much so as agriculture, in wkitfi it had the dtcid d advantage of commerce and navigation and as. “calculated to hind together more." closelv our widely spread republic,” and. to setters “an-oflectual security^'rigftinM “DISUNIGN” —“the sum of our political dangers” - against .whicji “we ought to he pqjpcwally 'guarded?* Tho eloquence. of Mr. Calhoun triumphed— tlfaminimum duty was established—tin* corner stontJ oVUic protective sys cm was laid—Eadt India Cotton goods tVerc driven out hfoiir ntar- kgt by absolu te-prohibition, at the expense of refenuej and a monopoly was secured to the .home manufacturer, no longer exposed to for eign competition. 1 ti the same year, in anoth er speech Mr.> Calhoun declared that “it was TIIp DUTY’of this .country, as a metins of defence, to' e.voouhauk the domestic indus- tkv OF Titp countky; that “the question re lating to manufactures mitsriiot depend on the visiting the North, that it is ‘Jpuch rf6.rclik(ly i that he wdt lookin'? forward to a re-election to the -Presidency Jot dfhird-time." It is by this sort o! 1 double dealing.and false suggestion, rljtt life or gans of the Rank seek to -inipait; the ill flu one* niiicli sustains tlie cause of the people against corruption!!- . ., . - - • / Tlie health of the President, which thesehcart- le-:r editors make the subject of lb.dr political speculation, is a matter of much dearer interest —indeed of affectionate solicitude oil thepart or Ahe people. . We therefore doom it proper-te say that the President's general health is as gbod-as usual- " He. however,;sutlers conaderably froin pain in his side, proceeding as lie sdpiiq&s, from tho cQi)i!equeilr.-s of an old tfoTiiM. Uc has-felt it occasionally aud slightly for some time. -Its violence was considerably increased a day or two after the dastardly attack made upon him ifi Ike steam boat. The awkward position in which'Jig sal," between the berths ami the table, made a courhlcrablc cfl’ort.uccessary on iiis-part ^to rttri- cate hiinsi-ir to nufsui tlie assailant, aud it is sup posed, although he was iincpneious of itatjtlic moment, that ho gave liiifenfeebled side trvfrench' or hurt il agaiusT tlie-table when roused to e.xer- 4 tlon, - This is rendered the mor& pa'iilithle, asjlm ribs sceined sHglilly-strained. Tfiejiiia V) wav er, has subsided considerably, add \v„e expect the Pro3idatlt will ^et out *oii his journijy northward. About the fii>t of nexf month.—Jfdch. UloMf. cjmrt .ami pu^nrineiif cliarac'iy^ -ivhellttT -Rail I._i,st years- of thv fate Eihp??ixir Kyrjiiliu; n «. a.l, . t M Ik.. til., ,k,4 . k k A # S I I ^1 I, . . 4 • ■ 1 . . . . 1 * • _ Hoad, l’urnpike r ot > Cahal T -hct3-Xie.qp,t'A'ccuted ,'wi^ow jiy tiio likmc.Qt Clthp, *ol'tjjiy-distrie come more, so,) a i •• • i i ‘-j , - , r. . time, and a.strong eoueentrator of dHperred iu- abstrs ct .principle, that industry, left to pur- tclligeucc. Tlia.iirst lecture was delivered three sue us own Course iculfnd in its own infer-* weeks ago by Dr. Philip Yonge.otrtiiepiiuci- f* e f /Iff Ina /v n »■ aul / 7... 4 . . ..! ... 19 _ I r **, _ t.* : !' .1 1 -1.1. est all the c)itohragcment that is necessary,' (pretty language for one of the Jaisscz nous gentry of tlie present illuminated or rather huU •aw against die Convention and about Rcdnytioh, ^ n - an d cotton manufactures.” Wlto.«?lr‘f«t^tl *' U all fur mi effect upon tlm.elections.• Keltic- tl|i'Ae cxtr:itts witl'.out being convinced of the ;id:i. lias hitlnrio been tlie Priin rpal hobby ^ flmy. l.i.r n-.vc I their success liimcrtdin a great metis, lire to tlnsr ;.d.lfc‘^ hi ridijlif it.-; But uiow ibo, Lmie is eliangctl—another hahliv inuj^bp*Found. ~.»r rather,-the same oilo'is to 'he .riddoW.''ffif/. •br. wiost ! They have InlhciVa bneit tilos) upen inoulhcd in f ivur of Peduetiou t.lhey. ar^'nthT. •■(junlly clamorous against It. ' Mil. C UJIOUY. • lVc have Iiad the ruriiTsity .to" antdvge^ Mr. Cai.iioCnJs lirsl jprecli on the Bloody Bill," in- order to ascertain pu* ntupher on3 naturbJoC liie errors contained in It, in rolafloii. fodiisto- ry and matters of fart. .-.liiD following is the ri < 5tilf of a partial exanirnatifin: . _. 4 . 1. I lit complajns bitterly of misrepr^sentn- lions and tyotgaerations of tho -edifljutt of So l'll Carolina, aviiIi a vieiy to excitejiof-tility airsiiist her, in 'icatingi Vtlu*.deep decay df flidt IiMtiutfly (sisterly ?) ree?ina:,' which’ otife pxist- < il h tween these States, and.tiy.whiclj fvq apo i.idebtcd for our beautiful frsloral rjiystem. ? • s ’,»firis this from being true, that South Gar- stm Is ch'trgonbli .with thn indulcence/if rr.v.ilr f-elinirs towards the General Gove.rn- . u:'u!,an ! '•‘’e^oiay add, towards •..many qf her' ■sister States,'festered by exagficrated'flK.iures vf i)ppre«ion piraciised by .the kmUcr, and laisrojircscutatioiis of tire vic.ws and o( liie latter—the former being painted.as.a ntdti- v ic' of despotism and corrupt misrule—t|ie_lat- for as robbers, plundering withgemorsidess and . iasathblo rapacity with wealth and resources" of iho South. i. He denies that it was the object of South f'arelinn, by her Ordinance of Nullification, "to exempt herself from lier'sharc of tho pub lic burthnns, while she participates in. the ad- ' aatagos of the Goveriimont.” What was the lari f She demolished at “one fell s.woop” the whole revenue ofGoveriiiiKiut, derivable from imposts—she nullified all dimes on imports, v.hrther lor revenue or protection, wltether rer>iIuitional or unconstitutional—and;.y6f Waijaed siill to ho a member of tlie,Union, en joying the benefit of its. di^bursomciils, while rolusing to contribute to its coffers. It 9 idle to speak of tho purity of her motives, when the kn own results of her measures were, lo be ex clusive laical advantages ;md exemption from eopiniiin burthens—\yhpn qetp5ift» were ty-en- joy free trade at the expense of. all tfiq o’tlier poris ip the Uiiiou!,'. , ' 1 f. ’ * ! f- He asserts,-in reference to tjie fisht of the General Government to jay .duties on imposts, that this “Stnto has never denied or resisted this right; nor even thought of fo doing.”— Now it is matter of fact, Unit she not only nul lified duties for protection, which sh» alleged to he uuconstitution.il, hut also, dafje's for rove* wue merely, which site admitted "to bo cohsti- tmi.iual— she therefore.'did dchf lhe right ot 1 the General Government to lay duties on im ports, by deeds, liowtrycr she may have.admtf- tal it iu words, ska dil resist this right, and' fWti put on her armour to rendef h^r. resist ance effectual; and-what she did do,.'.wc pro- ^utne, site must have thought of doing.. 4. lie'denies that South Carolina claims the r i?ht to annul tho Constitution and laws of the Bailed States; or to act'contrary t4. that pro- yisiun of the Constitution declaring tho Coiisti- •"tioa, and the laws of the^ United States'-wade; •n pursuance thereof, tho supreme law ol the land. This lie does in the very lace ol tho l-icttfatS. Carolina annulled the TariffJaws oflSdS and 1832, aswrll iq tbcirj*c*vcnuc as in ^ |;, ir protective fcatuies.; and set up, in Jjcr- •'•aventiou, an uutlinrity over her own ciittzens ftipremo over her own «ini the Federar.Consli- tutioo—'tin authority similar If that.with which nation binds her owivciiizpns by her construc- » treaty with a foreign power—an 'ati- Cioritv which its: advocates profanely likeued ’o omnip'it.mce Itself! •"•'j,. " ( 5. He insists that Somli Carolina claims, Out tho right of judging of the deleg-.ned ,pow- !iP. »f ilioje that arc reserved.” It' is ut- c r*y imp.i.,sjlj!e-tojudge oftlmonc witlioni |it J. " s;in " limy,'judging, of tb? d'ii < r—/itr.is- the nfnature that it shobld bv sftr*Sihiu Go»l ■'adjoined togother,'lot not map putasyodop" ti ”• He eontends that in the Tariff of 181(? • •rtenan was the main -object, and - protecti»>.T ^ in<* ni ■i'fent i!.” Mi< ivVii speech, in faviir. •iihit.nt' " tures entirely bulot’view, a certain encourage* meat should be extended, at least, to our wool- :. '.THE LTSOV. LYCEl TliL- lustijutiou ji yet an icfauL,ofk-a few mouths, yet n’e <lo iiot hesitate io auiioimce .its existence; uilii* predictfavoraldy of its grrfiyh «ud iisofuhicss. ALthoiigli as"‘y.ct it is without;"appa ratus. it has,already distinctly exhibited omens of gooJ to fc'invmbcrs, .and cf beuefieieut influence to the vicinity/k. To say the Ic:ls|, it is, (and may become more, so,) a propitious absorbe.'.it of- idle -jdcs aud ufiturc of vitality ; accompanied l>y an interesting cxpertinent of *euitiblc gas, extractct! from cottou seed; which heeihibited as a clieiip in so'sliort a time, or at a cost "ajiproxiniaUng rq-nearly't^'the origimal estimate,:. \\’e un- Jcrsta'nd that thes’c docunmurs are ordered -to be published, aiid wc shall tate tlie first oppor- luiiity of laying them before ocr rciiders v.illi sttclt yciyarks ns the occasion may. require. Tlie cash- receipts for -April, freight <md pas t -sago .upward •Charleston'Mercury. oniG!\ or '’Ail,*.- -- : ’■ v Nothiiig. in the, Gavorninent of jhn Unite.l 8tate?Ts eMojtlatod-'to-excite -more .admigaiiou. nctllidg iu itself is mnft 'st<jpen(|b\(j,.tha'n the ini- incuse nnehiiicry of- tho Post Ofticje' fesfrdiiii'i-* in'llt, anil its wider spread braiiclu-s. '- Over" this prodigious space,'.tils post rotUeS f exrerid, diverge' and traverse, iii every dircotioir, with viler- order, minULjr.oss, aud. utility "of the cireitlating fltpds of Tcaytu-ntbfirr had a ; sj)ii, \vlio wept "ill lonciljs in' liycacy afld extravagance, jy\;.:oiigit .otbec -idlepu^iits, iioTvas « groat-dticss piayer. But chess, oil-a piece of.board, or ■ pajier," as ,:tlte' -CliijltSe-Jia.vfi".ij,.is a, A ery meagj-e, tliouuh- ih- teresting game, i > v r *- Master jC.liun c<Jii"ceived, a new ittei. •He -got a large room' .paitrted as a.^clioss boal^fl, wi.lrtabics for hiiptoli' and friend"-ou -Opposite' sldeso—for ^liesiyetii' ho iptuv4*n»e3, a " ^ «f Bipitutifitl.femalfrsl.aveir dressed thenr 'up 'in various colors, .and,* tHikjcc tlie'ii} ..pci form,'hy r a iigoul.-tlie dtity- m Kjiiglits, pawns horses,!;rugs,- qdeems, cattles &c: This high N fcli£ss’-playcr saVcd-liiiiiself tlie.troalila of inovii’g the pieces,- tfta given .sigrial^tiib pieces^tfikfen nudit their; .... . exit a^ thg jdour. -, /., .’, T -. . .- ; . iiffusiu r, as froiii hearts sMif. * OPlltcse luOcecdjngs the-EniDeroFTrot intcl— Henry S/ten ff Sale?. ^ .^KM’tiie first Tifes«l.»y in JULY next,'wi>’ l*e **ljr sold fK-fui e-the court bouse, in M 'Douoogll, iU-o’rycou.iiy. iietweeu the usual hours of sale., j ■ o.ucji'oes," flanntili a woman 2T or.30ver.rs .of uge" and jjiac fteh ldijcn" -\!eck. a lioj ..-or ti •years of ;:ae ..ud <>ive-f h l-oy - or 3 ycitfsof age —levied olf as tile proportv dr Johif cietf'idg to s:.11~*y u i'i I', fro -i !!i.-:ir, -:i >r t on.. !;;- yocdf ibhh DaHfyJr. a11<Htvo;snfci 1!.F.bd* as fr(>ia ttio iulerior cohrt ot'snid conivty ui favor-of Te rence^ Connell and others against . cjniait Me >lu!liu pud John--4--lfi-i.lg*liis s«*euriu*. 4, . Oitp.hundred acres of iemi inote ' or less in thcccctnhl.distrkt of saidcoutity adjoining Lv v F. Siigull SuilaHlrers beiiig the hind wheccon FratT^ vis Ait.iiji»r otv lives—levied oii.as his property to^aiisfy'a.Ti'Fa "frotn I leafy vSajterior Court iu ■favor-of Joha-pu ft^'oek vs ssthJ'Aiiams. •*» Ohc;li:in(li'ed -aqros -of land more-or less Iv- inj; in thesix'li district of said- county, whereon Arthur. D.-3!eck no* livcS^—levied ou as Ids pro- sent the following Iijslory, takefj from-a uute in Pliny’s iJettnrs. ^ ~ - w " “Th8 first iiyrentiou of public "ciiurhys is as cribed-to Cyrus, vfc’io, iiTtirtlfer to rori ivo.the car- liest intelligence, from thfe governors of tlij sever* al-mroviacesVerchtfnl Tost-liiusss.ihroiif hout. tils kitigdamof Pbrsift, atequaldistang?s,ivhirfi sHp same iiiue,. he Oughj to "be iivliintcly "rentefid,- Ja?k<;on, llardy. Paces, aud Tlit.nnas 1 tiratdy? Pbrahi-cup” (or lfcad) was nyr-'sepeht ted ijom his sljoulders, : “ ' ’* ' * * Lj_*. periirteat, which with a common b isrel or hogs- ; i " t ■ « ■ - . j o uiaar\ . uu.tuiu:n, , bond/, placed In the centre of a garden, aud a gun t | ieir , )n * v< dtc affairs, were allowed lo avail tbem- arWJ ?nd, hatiow cyiiuder or spout, might be selves ofTfiese IW-ChaHes, {Pli.nt, f,r?^121\7 disingenuoilsiicss ofMr. Caluoux, iii attempt- :iig itf defend the consistency - of his sujiport of the T v urilTof I8LC, with iiis present opimous?— U.will «dt do for hini- jo come olf with an- ac- knofv.jeilgciucnt : ol crror so far.as the mininnnp principle-.was concerned,, for he advocated the prQtoaion of domestic industry, as a system of vihil .ihyj-jrjancc to ihe best interests-of tho •jcojinfryj uud necessary to the preservation of -the Union. *• . ' 1.'.; j . 7:11a says, in .admitting, with an afibeta- lion of' candor,- tiint tlie Obnoxious minimum .principle was admitted by the act of J816” —“How tliis- was overlooked, at-the lime, .It is not in -iny power to sav. It cscapad- mv observation, which, l ean account Tor /only • oti the ground that' the_principle seas then ilew, and[that niv attention was turn cu- gajedby aiunlier important .subject.” Out of Jiis ownrtiioiqh wc - will condemn liim on tliis ^loipr. ln thl* very first sentence ofhis speech iu 1816, !m held 'this language; * i-*iThc •4lch.i(f heretofore *ln 'this"Subject, litis been on the degree of protection ivliivh oiirlit to be extended to onr cottou aud woolen manufac tured—all professing to be friendly la those iiifaut establishments, and to be .willing to cxtoihl to them adequate cncourngcmcnt. The present mo tion (< o strikeout tho minimum) assumes a new aspect.It is lutrodnced prafcssctllyiiil the, grouiul, jjtat'tlJ^uijIafclQteirought not to^ryecivc any -cri- It is.clear then that in T81C. the made To irrigate tbo Julants, and rcclceiii ihctn from’perishing, with little trouble, iu desolating droughts, 'i’iiese are nientioiied not as nstound- ingdovclopments of wonderful secrets iu nature,- ■but to give a stronger idea of the objects Aud vo- catious of the ins.citation; Philosophy, theatres aa.1 sciences may flourish regardless of localities; provided tbvir disciples aro iu caruest,'a ltd con-' <hict their devotions uiili ardor and*"ciil!iiidasiii. Wheldief tho duration of this institution, is des tined to .be brief or proiraqte'd, its growth JL- he r vigorous and dirindlhig,Tor ourselves wc’ffish it ; well.—Jlickbrx Ni/t.- e . - • The assault committed by Mr. Randolph upon the President, is much talked of-in this city. All regret tlie occurrence—roll condemn Mr. Randolph; hut many.arc willing to make allowances for his conduct in consequence of the provocation, ft is well known (Kat; lie has served twenty-throe years in the . service of Iiis country.—lint he was lately voted t sword by fhe Uegitlatore of his native State in. consequence of hi4 gallant 'conduct as tin officer—that some difficulty occurred-bet ween Iiim and Gen. Eaton—and tliat, as i^.beHcved_ through the instrumentality of the latter, he” was arraigned and tried as a defaulter—that lie was faijly' and honorably acquitted of the charge-^-aiid that upon Iiis acquitcd /he pub lished a pamphlet- exposing the manner in which he had been persecuted by Gen. Eaton, plied, men amf horses- to foriv.-trd'iho'puldie* di<- p'ntclies. [Cyrbp.l.S.p. 496i edit, ilitteh ipso it.] Angtrttus was tlie fust who iotre'daced this most nsoftil iifstitutjon amoiii the Romans,. Iiv emjdoy- iiig pqst-cliaises. disposid'at ponvenictitllisthiwes. for piifitical iutiiliigcnca.:-.[."SKt»*e. in 'Fit. Aug. c!!).) . ; Tho rna^s^r/ifs pf every city were o- blSgcdTo fiiriifsh horses for theso nicjsongers. np- On produruijrfa 'diplomat cf n Ifitiif ct warttftit, fe from the'emperor hinisylf.-rtr/iom tlihse who Jucindtcd craj; aiitT that "layiiig tlto tnanulac- au * coin nojioin source of supplyin'-lUuoiination j | u T r,utH J*"* 1 '" under liim. [PjtuTAafcit'Ni Fifr ----- X..* ../*!^ to dwellings. H : al;jo exhibited a -hydraulic ex- Ctnlhu ) Soliicti*YJthough'' '■ ‘ - ,1 dinary occasions, persoiij who. Trave!!?^ SLTSCh Of IIH 5U i OSV» Urtnc?. [I 1/'.’ I 1 1/t.t It is surprising tliey Were not "sooner used For the purposes of coinmerco and private rommanlca- l (1 troti, Louis XI first.establi^jiodaluVniMn France, In the year 1174; Im* it was nOt till the 12th of Charles If. that the post-office yrjis settled *iu Englan I by act of Parii imcnf. {Risrix, Vol. II. <kK. /o/. cd."—Hickory Nut., . . . ‘Zk “T •.CATTERTlE.LAnS.' * .. .ill-csuKS.':Editors—A.friend.of nifne"(aud'a subscribcTJo- tlie. Farther) wishes i"o‘ juthrm flie ipublic cfdiix inothod of dnstfoypigTlie Cat* terpillar quTrttit frees:- *■; XYhcfeveP4te' afis'jp.w? ers a iieit of fffortr, Ire ,’wtt hj^’swa b at tow on the cnd.qf-ii pole,: applies brme- f(i; tliem; ’lie say s that It -is curf-ain. (featli;-t(i -all tliat the brine toucltes. i^titis is so, I should, .think a more expeditious way would be, "to apply TbO; brine to the wortiis throngh tiro inedhirn of-d common syringe, or ^squirt 'guiaI am.in- npou vrry- extraor- clined to think that the brine 'would iio iiijini- naibi-l «gs_td lfiiB\vouhg. fruitj-if there, should ".happen to.be any-"on.!.b» frees. ; Illy ific(tliod oTdestroying the Cattei pillar Is to shoot them!! I oxamiiie my trees once in three^or: four days; (J^ring the season of jiiuir depredations) early in tho morjiihg, while the \vvjrms aye still in their ticst, atjd. if’T discover any, I put^ liglitcharge of.powder only, into *<ftfa£cm6ut; It is.clear tneti tliat m lDili, tnc an ,j a { the 1 same time stating some matters protective priuciplo iVns /At old 11 uir/jn^wmeh highly discreditable 10 that gelltleman. It is all,'at oue Time, aoqutosccd, ouly differing about J - - " ~ the degree, and that opposition to.it Was rogardctl ns the novelty. ". Oi lie attempts to throw'offsomc share ot the responsibility of his volo iu favor of the tariff of )pid. by saying ili?.kit "-as given in common with the (ilmiist entire £Oath', “that all this Southern Stales voted whir South Carolina, Jn favor of the Rip.” .History fclllats that the vote stood thus:. ’ i". v*" ■~T Ayes. * 'Virginia.* - 7 North fCaroliiia, < (! South Carolinaj . '1 * Georgia, 'c > h- .-if H * Noes.' 18 .. n 3 ■■■;'.r : 3 V-v . 35 • “Almost tlie entire South” was against the mca-ure! - 9. He says that South Carolina^‘ucver raised her voice’.’ against the adjustment effected by the Tariff of 1818. Iu 1827, her Legislature passed a resolution expressly declaring that tariff inicou- stilutional, in if* profpciite features,-and that it ought to be renenlfcfb . -' • ■ Iff. lie alleges that the act-®r 1832‘‘repealed almost entirely the duties laid upon the utipro- tcctetl articles, and iu»po»C«f -tha bjjrd"cn almost entirely on tlie latter!’ What Mr. Caliioux means by ••almost culirely,’-’ may bo. scon by bis use of til’s samo'teruis iu reference to the vote of the South in favor of the Tariff of «8I0. . II. Uc makes an effort to gloss over-the defor mity and injustice rrf*that odious invasion of libeit ty of conscience and .freedom of thought, the nul lification test oath, by assimilating it to the cus tomary oath of Statcmr federal (y e ; g hi inches long, and tliiry wide. The he knew-that its object was to coustraiir freemen - J . ® .1 .. . „„ o.mn irm r wvdgfj of'-’in pr<ite'."tivo sywtec. Tho IU op. W*|Ul l- f w ** dolivercd, whs a motion M> sttlk^ «>u ," ,ni TariffjifIT 16, tie* minimu.r. on cat-' fl/cii for the first time introduet d, which he knew that its object was to to stirre-iiler tli/ir right of independent judgement on question .of ciijisututipnnl jaw under pain, of oxclusioa from office- and to obtain parked juries, to enftbio nullification to achieve its triumph, without -obstruction, and at the expense of lib erty itself. ■ ■> n- I. •- . • 12. He doni6s thattlieordiu.auccofSou;li(3ar- oliua. can lie unconstitutional, beca"\ e »«| t wa s adopted by the authority that Copied the federal constitution WaS ninf , a | u , number could »ot have setit in bpei alion could not. have tnaile it" a contfitutido of .government for the United Statesr* Iln assumes this preposterous position tod, hlihotigh R- w r onld redneo to ti dead .letter, (w-liat he insists South Caniljna IiaCs never contro verted)-Thai tho -constitution and laivs of the Uni- tod States.passed in p-arsuance tliercof are the 8u* i.rcnu* 1 iw of iii - land, mi l the jud-x'S of tht s v crul Shites shatl hr hjund thereby, any thiug iu the Constitution <<r 1,mv> of :uiv .'MI'- m ijit-con- trury notwithstaiKling.*-CJtffleston Courier. -JIFALTII OF TtfE l’RKSU • . Tim Bank Press, seems to bo busy in propnga •iiiZ Conioetur<A ujioii tbo subject of the Prosi- rb-ufs li idtti.' .'The fjU-iwt) thousand dollar pur- j.' use, (Courier aud' Euquiror) in New \ ork, ^ •*" v w * . • . ft ' * ' . 1 Indeed it is mid, that snrioqs opjicehfipn^ns <re felt .for the resuitjif lii$ pCi'wntibulirt’osilion. mi-I i: b > be.*n 1 lo- -</•!*; tjja*-ittWl .f voihi.iK this w .ijfJi'li? 'vi'l repair to the Ifermi- if ;.o--sifi|f p.trat -'ig-unx 1 ' '?! . ifui.t: ofthe nation to thr Fi-n ’’ri sithnt." "* Y.-TiPs , *. * '- 1 .TtmC 1 ntelli also well known that immediately after liav- intr made this exposition, he was hastily dis missed from the service of the United States by the President; and thus all thc.laarclsL an3 honor acquired by twenty-three years’ labour tnruished. Under, such circumstances, it was natural for a high min Jo j and sensitive man to become excited—and it is probable tliat under this excitement; with-feelings inflamed embit tered, that the oujfage wc recorded yester day w.-js committed. Tho age and station of "Gen. Jaflkse.11 should have guarded Mini against such-an insul(,*nrd ii hi therefore that the act should be generally aad warmly rfenounccd. —P liiladelphia In'j- Gcq. v GufiEXj of the XVasliington Telegraph, has'issued proposals for publishing a new work under thv me bfili.e Jurist. It Is lo he print ed weekly, in pamphlet form: apart of each iminbeP to btf crcYoted to a. reffort and review oftho'CArreht legal docisians. -flnd ft) tlto'■dis cussion Of legal questions—another to t!u> ref- pnlilication oi'sfatidard books, selected under the. ad vice-ofthct Judges, and the members of the bar of tho vS’tlprojne Court—^another por tion to the laws of the United.Slates and the laws of the respective States wliicli '*may bo brougfjt m qu^stioh in cour^ of other States"; tho tqjinions of the Supreme Court, with any other matter calculated to render such a work aluable. Each will he printed on a sheet for- work is to ha commenced as ssou as 3f)03 In the days [ofthe purity ofthe press. - ou|- vil- hgT-cditors generally decora‘te.1 Itheir.JJyttieinal heads with s.iine appropriate device, snch (nr iti- still co .4* n roinv.sejitation of Doves biding ami cjiuing t J or Hymen lighiiuii love.rs^to bli. s w ith Iiis torch. " It has beeuTiowever left fon these (fegeii-, crat'd/Uays. this-era «*f the inaiT-Ii of.nnml, f<>r- sooth. to prpiaucrtpe nmtepe; of that joy in pi ring god, t»y. placing over tlia marriage heads picture?! r iflicrcalculated to uflirighttenuisloyertT froni tiimlt ir tban.lend thein ti»tb<rl>liisftiH.Tlow-; cr. Wn tueutioii! two .case s, yvhorcip tlie etiitors should lie cited to appear itr .j^ovcs.com t, arid shew- came why they cntertijiusucj! string j con^ ccits. The first to wTiieii qx aIlu.de js a vile rat trap,.in w hich a young pair are ratp>,l]U.aml np- j*car to bO using-.their best exorticus t<»"force their way through tlie wyes—tlie other, exhibits a par son who has. tied a pair togcUrr with a inosi'uu-’ seemly kiiot wliieh.thay are mntirally endeavor ing to sever,—thjs motto adorns the cut, “Link'd in one heavenly ti;!!" . Captain Paddock.—The .following particulars are given in the New Bedford Gazette* of the Bill ult. relative to the melancholy Tragedy ar,VaP- paraiso, in which Capt. Paddock (whose execu tion by -the civil authorities of that place was rngntjoaed iii our paper) was so .unfartutrntely eugogod.—Charleston Courier. It appears that the Catharine* had put into Tulcahu-Jiun leaky, a bolt being loose in bbr.how —it was repaired,-but imperfectly,;aY afterwards appeared, arid on the 12tli of August the ship sailed,' nild proceeded for the Off Shore,Grounds- The vessel became so leaky that they were obli ged* to bear tip fof port, to repair, am) according ly reached Valparaiso on the' 17th Of December. Oii the 20th, Cap{. Paddock considered lirmsdlf Unwell, ami sent for a .doctor oii board,, pud told him hi! had been noisoued liy tlio Uousul,! who, if appeared, ho had not seen, as lie was altseilt tit Santiago. --The [doctor saw he “was incliiicd to deliriuir.,and 1 requested tliefnatc'ro have a watch kept over birif toj prevcnt liUjinrping out of the. cabin windows, wTiifF Wa3 Complied with. The next morning, the mate.scut ashore to the Consul’s counting Rouse, and informed Ur. Qct>.- Car'iies, the head clerk, who had the control of the _busine|sf In .Mr. Bisphtipi’s absence, of the circutnstauces. Mr. C. w : erit .oil board and iii- vited the captain to’ remove-oil shore to Ins’house dn the IfilT* nnfiP "he shotjid become bcicr; and’ ’ my gun, arid btow away,worn/*; nest and all. I cio riot use a trarf. liecttasu it would by in dan ger of bruising the limbs, of the tree.-'. -’ * - '■ ; v* . .V - % H. ’ — " ' ; *.-{COMMUXItAT^D-]- .* V • j TTUTIJ.at'tlic .Indian Spihigs.’-Ori- Friday, tlie. Stu ulf. imilje gdili year of ber age. Mrs. -Mahala A. wile yf4(ejiryd-Bailey Es^. -of l'pstui Cp. In tlie death of. tlji?aiu1able"vv4*uVaoI.--sucicty. has lost dtte of its bpgbtest orriamcrifs- :Slh.- li t iiley died, as-slie liad loilg HyefL*iu fiill'faitlhariddiope tors of infecting Jier Redeemer id poacoj aml enjoying arid ; eternal felicity nt tbowigttt band *of T»od.>- .She lias-left tiphiml [a kind inrd indulgent husband, Tho *9urii part of the house' dnd lot flow oc-; cupiMlif* ’X’illiaVir fL"\yiiito and Lewis A. Bond in tlieTowriof iMcDonougli—lcyie(l on as-lhe jiro- perty df i’ciuueL -Peck, arid one dray >"Wagt*ri «--> (he property. , to .satisfy* a, bi Fa fr«5n,Henry-Supjrier Count in invest of. Ijcuf.y N. P6|te ys Samuel Peck and Julia Hunt.. One skewfcall serrell poticy—levied oe os th^: property of Daniel M. Jackson-u> satisfy a Fi Fn from Bints Superior-Court iii favor of Ite- [zou Rauliu'vs sajd Jackson; - ■ - ^ JAMES LOVE, Deputy sheriff. ~ Also will be sold as move .- Tlie west half o£-4ot No. 176 in (ho third dr4tricfc.of lipnry. con 11 ty—ipviefl on as the prop• eriy.of John.fJ. Harnett Tax* collector ofHiiur* county for tlie yetir 1831 to satisfy a Fi F.a iti ftl «/ r nf ilio nniMsto of I I otSraseSxim* ami JoA.’i If hits to snnsfy.^u'.Hr.y F. -Fas-frotu a justice’s coijrt in favor of Shaw &* B ulks .vs.said Briiiu and Whit?; levy made-arid returiredby.a constable. ; -.7 ' _ THOMAS J. JOHNSON, fr/. 'May2§'.- 56', . . • g Pike -Sheriff Suit's. -**: y N thtf -first Tuesday ii|' J L'LA' iie\f7w ill be sold before rife court house in 55cbulon, Pike pOuuty, .bet vyecu the usual hours ef sab*, . One lot’df larijl coufaifiiiig 2j32£, acY<j9 m & iiuniher iiofrecollect^'l, and tlit standing crop on the-said land, one crib of corn supposed.to cou- tain twcntylrarrels" I'ovo.i. 2 skille:*., 1 pot. J tea. kettle, -T spinning wlieel, 1 red, 2 si:in”thin, irons, Tiliu'riij 3.sacks of ginned*cdttnh. 2 basR- cts*of fcyitied cotton, 2-tin Sockets,'t shot g|n, l C4«r» ’r-.‘Si ii o : n i,.;,iu ilirco iq/ant 4iahgbters,.together wtili ri birgoxir— o/steelyardi, >1 angers,-2 tin paus, 3Tr^dlc-, cle of friends and acquaintances to moyru hrs “ tten-w'cqges, J-pMe axes, I plough, floe, 1 pair ^V'here rtie'crr33 of wfceping criase ; She has gone to mfcet her 'mother oh the Sab- - bath sh.nr(dj •' . * ( > c , • - ; The-henrt that reached her chiTdfiooii'.oi^ce, rriorp Will again take its v.-e(iry one. * ^ ' Siie has gone joyously to nfejjt her sistewngain, v When a|l the home voices iu one sweet strain , „ Will grerl their Ion;: In* ' t". ~ PRO VfsiOJY '%TQRR. * - BAGiS prun^Greeii_Coffec, •- * 3. llogsheadirSugaiY ;-" . •-. ' • 3 Barrels Lgfd,’ -1 7 - 10 Boxes Soap, 7 . ".20,000 PouddsprintS Bacon,*. : ’ - iCcgsNafls assorted, just received arid for sale by . . -7 . - 2 *. .*.. . .M. I/ALL. &. CO. ’ --Also; Floyr, Mackerel, .Molasses, Tea,'Corn, Me.ul, &c. &.C., for sale as above.' 7' June 5- ■ *36 * r M; II GO. all levied 011'aarihe property of William Jones to- sarisfy y Fi'Fa'ki favor of ltobqrt ^||t[li’j|j iaid A.Vifiiam Jones.' V.. ;.*' 7. '■ — . 'of larid : ctnithiril'j^,fy)2^ acre* ?ve. 60-iq the tbiriUdistrlct'of Pike cduofy^-le-wc'l o» , :fs thc.pt’qperlyjbf Jordnir fry'to" Satisfy.. ,tw$ Fi Fas issned jrom ri^nsticc's criurt in Greek ehimty i»rfavo[r of Butt L.\Cato ; A,. Co. vs said Joj*^^.i- vy, levy" m;tde. anci rcilfroed to "trie by a ijm-jnlde. ,1 J**T. rlENSLEE,TSA’J. . May, gg 185.1. ~ V [ tfioy took-Such articles as might b(? wanted, aud went to the house, aud after ; tlTey had put things to rights, walked do\vu to t'lQ ccriratiag bc/uge to gether. Mr: C. stoppud to speak -te s^me one in the street, when Cajit. Paddock 'vc-u' '.utcr the coitniiiig house.-tind iii an invtaut d-ew a knife and plantcd .it ia the heart fi the d.ianisli clerk, 4vho sprang to the street door iim l fell dead with out speaking, lie thornyj a f or a i v .i li: ,med Pe- dric, w.10 was at a**_ 0 t],cr desk, 4>ut ho escaped by getting out of "(t ^ck door,-uml shutting it.-"— sprang to tlie street door : where ho met Mr. u * anicSt whom ho stahlied hoar tho heart; !J,,< . toen ran for the place whcrc- liis. boat lay, . , • 1 .1 • . 1 n aud on his way fell iu [with Mr. \Yheolrigbt, who subscribers arc olitained-^-tho price tenuo ^ rtrs was engaged in couvorsation* with another per- ]ier anum. Aagent h"is beeu soutT.j, Europe to make the necessary literary «<ria!igctucms - OUIl RAIL-ROAD. V xVc u mlefrstiHHl that an annual meeting-yes terday of the stockholders of the South Caroli na Canal ami Rail Road Company, the reports of the Direction - Arid tho Commissioners pro> sentented a most gratifying prospect of the speedy completion of this laudable enterprizo, and afforded every reasonable encouragement to the Stockholders, of realizing a fair rotnu- ii^ratioh for trioii .pairotic investments.. . . Aqcordijig t«J tho dolli’Ctioti drawn (rom-tiio data-offered by. the. statements contained in tltosi twovaUiablo papers, oor-informant* li.i- cornu to-a cpriulitsion, iViiicli will -be graifyi-i ; to the pride of every-trao lover pf lit?, natiw Suite, and enable, "the historian to givo boi i jire-eniimJnce ilritongsl the foremost and, in O' active in tne iutroJuciion of tliis novel aiiu' didj^htlul inode.ol' intercourse. ,v. * - In South Cur-dina tiie Locolaotivo travel - iiver a greater ex|Oni of Line of Rail Ro>- (jinly hi consecutive miles man is or can 'n ►. be (in.'.o ip any part o;‘tii • wortd. Soqni Cat olin 11 in an Uiig!ne sticcev5iiiUy and proliutn on tin* Rati .Hoad 18- imuit.is previmi, jo a i Mjjp M in tlm IJiiumi. tiie U. 8. Mail bta-je ]>iissonger.-> were transmitted otl -it nih , sou, ami gave.him a stab*iti the breast bone, and" three other severe cuts; A Mr., Budge theii al- .iracted’Iris jtttcutioii-. ami iio fell nt him; but lie fortunately got out of Jiis way by steppiug'iuto the house and shutting the door,which Capt P. struck* his knife iu,.- - 7 .* •: ... v . The noise was,heard itffa watch,maker’s shop opposite,yml Dr,/ghyuht Lc Rane, one of the moat respectable .citizens of Chili; went to the door to ascertain the causri.'V As soon nsfic Caine in sight, CapL P. de]ihcrate(r.put nis arm.around his .waist arid plunged the ktiifo "iiito the heart of the old man, who fell dead without ri'siruggle".— The aiau of the stofc; stilP ignorant of what was •guing on, went tiHv[pds'*th[p door," Where he was met by Mr. Paddock, but by tu'miii^ aiitf making 1 spring into thc'liaek store, escaped wiiltflnee ievero cuts . By this jinx) the pcones [lilborefsj 1 ad gathered, and commenced-peltmg. him with stones; ono of which broyght him to the ground, imt in the 'act "of securing Him and taking away Tie knife. One prone mis wounded so tbit ho died Tie ro»xt <lay v and four more .were badly cut. In ris packet 44 ore found two .spare knives, which, vith tlie bloody one. were fixed ivith springs "to •rftveiit their shutting, autl tho points were "rauud sharp ob Iw/tli -.i.les. l.e i?a>.e-tvns a ■■jroat;fi'i.-iiil to the Amerieatis iu Cbiii, aud hjts ft a. family of twelve children LOST O N the (right of the/st of last Ma y, in M.u ou. lieiwetfn ma hourxW -B anil- fit o’clock*: a. ’plain Eifglisir.bilver.WATCiI wi*h a jeceiu! pi J _ . . 1 jm. hand,' a small ^rttek on the tace. -.ml ti» 0 caM somewhat bniii«d,£uaclicd - to itv.cre a. ff oId chain with steel lings tiud crystal seal set in eold. Aiiy iufo.rination roar^ctifig" the wati-b rimild l.e thankfully recciv-ed- and Jiberally re warded-by the suljsc/ibw, • "; J. EL1.1H. ‘ J “»ic 5. 3tr 36 . ' ~i'. V.' - '!?aOS?S!j!E!?S . OF Till-: -7 . ", ll A L It E P O rS I T O HY r '.v TENTU" VOLUME;- 7 (*Fir9t, •Nevr Series)” Eularged' and hp[!i9?cil; .j DKVoTimjro roii-Ti: xiTr-nATUBEv such as stox- |'*[ A-L -Nltri "XE jrri»lE xYai, -tS LKS, PH V •7 * TI1AVF.LLI.VC SKEiclIKS, .M)TICKS <)l;[ 7y^( . -it5W ytrtM.-! c a r t o >' s, 1 • i >;. r;. v; ,4jty* '* . [, - StS.q MISCfcLLAXT, UUMOKOtJS - .j -AND* HfttTORICAL AXEC- D6TKS, &C. iS£c. '&C. - . Xf On Saturday; tlie.Stii of June, 1S33, will, be U sued the first.mimlJe'r.ofaiino ttacs-of tlie ttrisAi. K kpositauv. x .»•'. - . 'U -: [Oii issuing thy proposals for tlie Tent!; V«d- » ieric & Wm WOT ICE. N the first 'Tuesday in "August next before ■■ t the Conri-Uotudin Ten Y BMtofin (ouii- *.- ill I*.; -iJd at juibiic sale the lin-.lividcd haif of lot No., 2§7 hi; (lie -thirteenth district df stfui c’oiinty^ it.bciiig a pfirt of tbo reit.l estate of TFo mas A. Irwin tlcjCeascd, in pursuance of the last mill and testament of said deceased. -Tliles ill-- disputable. » - .y ' HUGH L. IKWTN, J&'rc. ' May.27EI.833/ V - - f > .cT. i UUIt months afterdate application uill be IHc.maac to (he'Just ices of flie.InferiiS;- court of the county if Hfirri-rt i’~li"tfTH>Tiijf/rtrjfii)liji[a * ryqiurposes for fOayc.to. 1 li(,fl .all the lauif nud-uo- gr/cs biTougiiig in tjie esLTte of, Thomas J. Irwin. fate [of said, comity deceased .foMfie (‘ciicfit of .1I16 Murecreditors Si snltl tl^ccast T, - 7 ; .*v 7 ' JIUGIFL. inwiN^iEte’or.'■ * ‘-Ma^2r ,.1V ."jffiTl OUR-mouthsAB<-‘rifiito application will lie -Ml made to tho !iwiku-;:!j!o inferior court ot.Grqivford orimty wbcii sitting for ordinary; pu.poses for foave to scfl the real estate of John liichardsbn late of said countv deceased. • -7. ‘ .•**■’ » EDWIN MBA DOR,'cd/n’f. 'Jpit«3 . [36 * ” .[?» V ■ j From the Canion Register. Die. 20. u rill. i.howji Cinr- SivriuLAit A.vECDort:.—It . U tin*, jinwjifcjfsijf Stenxe aridTSheaice .a some of tlie m >st opiilen' -lttonyin j?.t:na. natives say," they have"money heaped off .u* mountains. An i tfn* chuff money lenders iu Canton are from tho province. During tho ituorgiu—Cuiiubi eotniiij. -'V47HEU E AS J nines SlcCfackeli applies tor iL; letters of uilriijuistration on 1I10 estate of. ir.Ttman Patman dvcea^yd7 ' ’* * - Jf’Aseg are thpmfori, to cite and admonish all and singular,'the kindred and creditors of said deceas ed, to be and, appear at my office: ^udtlTiii 'the .tine, prtscrjltd'liyjaiiir Ipslicp cause, if any -they heir} tolly sdiil letters should fihl le gtaiiled. ' " Given tqider iny hand this 2-f'k driy”of Mav fg i3.’ .56 BINTON AVALTON, c. c. o. ’ . GeorgiaCote eta co u n ty. W HEREAS Mary Burt adininistratrlx ou the estate of U’iHlam Hurt deceased, ap- pfles to me for 1 tter |ofdis ss.ou f. oiri -a d estate,’ These art therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tin kindred antheaeditors of t to be ood appear pi my offer within the time pre-'j soon after scribed by law. toshcic cuii ; ijany thcy.jia^f, why ■said I Iters should not be granted- 7 Givcii under rnv baud tliis IMtli day of Mav* 173:1. 36 JUNTOS U ALTOff.-c. c. (*:■ ' uriie (First new s?ri<- of the Repository, this - publisher tenders Lis nios: sincere' acknowlodgri- taciits to »ll Coutrihuiors, Agents and Suhserj- Gers, for the[' lijierul support \i bieii has’TaUriccd him to offer to his patrons and the public general-, ly.'rtn .enlarged ami improved sheet- at the same" low ami convenient rate as’hercto'fore. whieji her' does in the fullest c.ontidcuCe>of n.t eting in ati increased jHitronage an ampre reimmcratioii for bis.eoiuiuued . cxcrtlp.us to lender hi? paper .1 pleasing arid insin,ic;ive thimpainou, rind enablu it to vie' In poiut-cf chc-ajmcss and interest with ariylitoraryjournal tow extant. 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