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POETRY.

The following amusing Poeiical Efdsion, appear
81 IL the " Pennsylvania Chronicle as an ad
y-.tisament, in tAo year 1863
FORTY sHILLINGS REWARD.
Last Wednesday mora at break Of DAY,
From Philadelphia runaway.
An Irishman. named John Mekeoghu.
To fraud and imposition P7ona;
About five feet i've inches high,
Can curse aud swear as well as lie.
= How old he is can't engage,
Bot foyty.iive is near us age;
lie came as all reports arrae
From Belfast town 10 slxtythrae.
On board the Cnllodon. ship
COMMANDED w Mclean that trips
Speaks like a Seo.chmiu very broad
Is round sAol,Gar'd end maaSre law'd
Has thick short hair. OF sandy hue,
Breaches and bose OF Naz'Tsen blae
Of lightish cloth an outside vest,
In which he Is commonly dsess't,
Inside Of wAi-A two mere lie seen,
One flannel, .hc Cbei uaaseen.
lie stole, and from nay house conveyed.
A mans blue coat, Of 5roltCloth made,
A grey coat, OF oelrskin STUFF,
Nor had toe villain yet en0G ga;
Some chiAtz, ,the ground was PoIQaGoaIl
| lately purchase ia store,
Besides pair q: t!le yh5d hose.
Which he has on IS suppose.
lie of ID conversation cl-ue-s,
OF scripture and religious matters,
And fam wol.- .a Tic world .rai art
That virtue lodges IN bis Heart.
But tree the rogue from stem 10 stern,
The bVpCCYltp Won Vi soon discern
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George Dachworlh. !
Levied III It's hands of Jghn 4. Dewrso, aud Lim
summoned as Gamishcc.
ET appearing TO ;Io satisfaction Of the Court
4 bai George Dackvarih, the oefcpteotIa u't
ease, Is nog au inha,aai % tbs sialc, IS t.ere-
-1fs G.55-d, that pubHcalioa be made ier sit
weo,- succeasi7elr. IN the Charlotte 19n'oal no.
u.sjas ,he said defendant 10 e?pcai br'rFe The
Justices of our r71 Coart 70 BE- held i5f 'no
C9caiy of NeckenburF u tie Court House %
Caari8ae, on tie 3;h Monday 10 JsuuarY nclt
aud lhea ard yere pcg'agy d plead q issur, OH
orwiso algrgnt pro eon&sso ut.i be rendered
and tie pro-aHy ltgiej On condemned subJllt e
lLa p,a.a4G'g rcc0TeJT.
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s7i3 Court, G, Ctioc. de l.h Monday O. 0riab.r,
I5il, uQ9 Gitn yolr &c Ama,ieaa lgdcoe-tcHcc
&. u. ALEXANDER, c " r.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MRCKLENBUEG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC
foGer Term, lS4l.

Ms-gaEe, A. Dunlap,
rs
David Z. Dunlap, Pclliios fer Dover.
George u, Dnulap &
Harriet Dunlap.
TT appearing to tic satisfaction Of The Court
q that George II. Dunlap, enc Of tAo dcienaanis
in this case, not au uhabtaul Of this State u g
therefore Ordered, tat publication be mede for SIS
aeess successfully in She Charloltc Journal, poti.
lyiae the said George H. Dunlap To appear before
the Justices Of cur SAID Court, 10 BE held tor The
County of Meeklenburr, 1t tAo Court House IN
Charlotte, on the lila Monday in JANUARY next
aud plead. answer o. demur, jadgmeat by default
will be entered ecaini lin.
Witness, Charles r. Alexander, Clerk Of cur
sold Court. at ol.cc, ibo ith Monday OF Oe,1bcr
lsll, aud G6th yeas q Amcrican Independence
e. ALEXANDER. @. w. G.
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Charlotte, ". G..

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w Gam 1910 &c yoats of age, as APpfssu"
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J. 4 D. JAMtsON.
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The following amusing Poetical Eifusion, appear
Cd IL the Pennsylvania Chronicle" as an ad-
Y...isement, in the wear 1863.
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.EESCEEHnE.gEog-S.

Watershed, Jan. 10, 1863.
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SELECTION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81

FoR CouNciL OF CENsoRs,
MARTIN G. DEMlNG, Bennington Co.
-sUSTl IN ORCHARD, Windhain,
JOHN A. PRATT, Windsor,
GORDON NEWELL, Rutland,
LUTHER CARPENTER, Orange,
PETER STARR, Addison,
HENAN ALLEN, Chiueuien,
pEZEI<tAH II. REED, Washington,
EpHRAIM PADDOCK, Caledonia,
--.--------- ------- Franklin,
ALVA Il. FRENCH, Orleans,
DAVID llIBBARD, JR. Essex,
WALLIS MOTT, Grand Isle,
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housE OF RErsEsESrIrrvEs, }
To The Editors Of The WAir:
Mr.. Bots Course.

As studied efforts have been made 10 mi,renr,-
sent public opinion respecting, and to prejudice the
public mind against, MIR. Bolts for his vote against
the 2lst Rule,-it may not be amiss to state. tbs,
IN this Wing city nearly the entire Wing sentiment,
Is with Mr. Bolts. The Wings here believe his
course was the true and polite one-and thew are
proud that they have a representative who has the
moral courage to do rgh', regardless of the slang
Of disappointed aspirnn,s and demagosues.
As to the sentiment in the country, we cannot
speak with so much certainty. So far as we have
heard, the course OF Mr. Bolts is generally and high
~ commented. In Hanover and Henrico, particu.
laFy' the Wings are pretty well agreed-and in the
ioFmer some indignation has been expressed at the
unfair means used 20 msreprescnt their opinions. II
Is this popular commentator Of Nc Bolts course.
which has aggravated the passions Of some, who
want his place, aGd made them as testy as bear
with a sore head.
With the few interested exceptions, the other, W..
nave heard OF, who do not approve his vote, have
no disposition TO make war upon him, and as true
ana good Wings they deprecate the agitation of the
question. They know that MIR. Bolts is as clear Of
all tant OF Aboltionism, any Of his assaiIan,s-
be they pretended Wings or Locofocos-and thew
regard him a useful and able representative, and
they will not for that difference of opinion, aid his
and theIrenemies to PROSTATE him.
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From n, PhiIai,lpli, .N-,rtb ,I,.ri,,,

SENATOR BESroS.-But few like to hear Mr..
Benton speak, and when he rises fur this purpose,
tho sataries are Immediately cleared especially of
the ladies, and the orator left almost SOLITARY and
alone" But 10 US he is o. the most interesting
speakers on the floor OF the Senate This arises not
from any novelty OF thought force OF argument; not
iron any ie lefty OF language, propriety OF meta
phor, or Petineney OF Illustration; not from any
thing which usually gives power and attraction 10
the mental exhibitions Of other men. IL lies IN that
comPosure, that serene so.t-complacency, which
pcrvades every look, WORT, and outward motion.
tie seems 50 well satisfied with his position, so SS-
urhed with his subject, so satisfied with the view he
is taking Of It, so satisfied with himself, that this
competency always becomes contagious; end we
begin to think that he is really to others, what he
seems 10 himself; and we half excuse him for being
so like the man described hy Co,etijCe, and who
was So vain he never took Off his hat 10 any body
but himself
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Coretpondence ofihe National Is!emg.ne,r.

New 4oKK, Aug. }.
Among the passengers in the Acadia is Mr..
Swartwou,, the late Collector of this Port. The
late Marshal Of this District intended to ares, him
when he arrived here, the warrant for that purpose
being IN his hands but late order from Washing
ton has suspended the arrest lie is now in the CT.
ty and at large. Swartwout says he is anxious for
an investigation Of all his affairs in the Custom
House. Thus Price, Swarwout, and Howl, all
alleged defauters, all now here. Price, by the
way, has for year been practising law in a small
way. The American says, MIR. Swartwout rp-
Peared to-day before the committee investigating the
affairs Of the Custom House.
The "Repea" doctrines which the LocoCocos Of
the Park have formally promulgated in their public
meeting here, arrest attention. The object Of this
QUERY IS TO alarm persons disposed 10 take the
Bank stock. They wish for panic. "R,peal" Of
charters will never go down with the farmers of this
State. 1t will turn out, as all such cries from the
New York Park have turned out, to the detrment
and overthrow Of the party advocating them. The
European leaders Of Locofocoism here do not under
stand the stability and morality Of the farmers and
planters Of these United StateF. Hence they are
ever putting out what their associates will not take
down. They think they are at the Crown aud An
chor in the Strand, or on the dcns ard ducts o.
Paris, when they are here, where almost every BODY
has something TO lose, well much to Gain ere
peal" will profit friends we'll before the People.
i'll know aught of the country Of its character
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ana the more disposed 10 rely upon The arsraSs
result OF this statement, because the years EN-
bCace some Of the most prosperous and some OF the
most disastrous known TO our commercial history
IN times OF peace Il will be seen that the nuctu.
atoms n different years have been very great ran,
ing from SiO7, 100000 to near $3.50, 600, 600 But
the average result shows that the whole amount Of
imports, paying duty" over and under 20 per
cent. is only 69,5ls,OOo. being little less than
s70,OOo,OoO; and when all these duties are reduced
TO 20 per cent as they will he on the first day of
July neSthy the compromise aei then, even sup
posing all paid that duty, which all will not the
whole amount Of gross revenue derived from this
scource would I've Sl3,9j9 Oo0 or less than fourteen
mi lions OF dollars.
But even all this, limited and small rs il is is not
available for the ordinary wants Of the Treasury
TnSt the committee may the amount, of draw.
backs, deductions bounties, and expenses OF col.
lection all OF which ought be taken into the ac-
count IN deeTminlns the nett amount Of revenue
Received into the Treasury, applicable to the ordi.
nary Np,ndIinrcS o;ihe government, | hcs leave
10 call their attention to table, 10 be found IN doc
ument No. ST. Of thus House OF the present session
at P,ge %. This table reads as follows:
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VS., and conceded with Mr. Bots, who preceded
him IN the debate. Indeed he thought It
closed question. lie had no fears that the power
was not with Congress to lecislate on the subject,
as necessary to ceuy into effect certain pledged
powers.
Mr. MARSHALL Of Kentucky, mex, obtained
the floor.
Mr. STANLY OF y. c., moved thu: the Commit
tee rise, but Withdrew his motion there were OBJ
jections.
The motion, however, was renewed.
MIR ADAMS said he would not consent to doing
business when less than quorum Of members were
present. He would willingly sit here until mil
night, II the majority were disposed to stay with
hlm. But when less THAI quorum were present
he was opposed to any legislative action.
The Chairman announced to the House that no
quorum WAS present IN the Hall.
The Speaker resumed the Chair and motion
was made To adjourn, and lost, Ayes IL, Noes 20.
Iellers were then ordered upon a motion for a call
OF the House, and the call proceeded until quorum
was formed at ) O'clock
The Committee was then again formed, and the
debate continued when the cars Ten.
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IDIIeID


ph ihursdhy night, after a long illness, which n,
oo'o with christian ioitiIude and meekneSs, HER.
"tSr A.. CLAIBORNE. E'q., Attorney at Law.
"r' Claiborne IL too welt known a. a citizen IN
..iuire an enlargement upon those qualities which
81" tho eo"hcenes aud love Of the community, and
~, "heh ne was conspicuous. The strieiost hdel.
~ W every engagement and obligation; a profess
i, integrity which taskcd every pow CT to do his
49, ,, w'o al the same time scorned all article or
squ'!oe'uon. and most willing and disinterosted
yAe',lon OF hts Knowledge and lahour in behalf of
tn'nss make man known and valued in m. ,.;J.
oeeS 0, business anu p'omscuous life; but in tho
u u'o 'vIeI ana domestic relations, he cannot be
Known but by those who feel the nng,ish of 80
!eS'' The children who miss tho tenieres, p,rcn.
Ia affection; the sisters who mourn the kinde,, lt,.
tetnai regard and attention the come xioos who
nave found him cons,an, counsellor to their venr.
OF inexperencc and dependence; the seryan,s wbo
nNo lost tho mid.st, most humane, and indulsent
OF mas'ers-iheSe fee their hearts core the biz.
eI"eSs OF ths bereavement. God succour and pro.
e zee mem Tho friends aud acquaintance, of IN.
iainiy, and the members of the bar ar, iny;,eJ 10
"'ohu the funeral this morning, at 10 O'clock.
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us, whether friends or foes to the present Admins.
ueuon, rests this responsibility. ard we eanno, alb
VOWED, and have no apprehenSionS that my con.
sutuenis viii not cheerfully aud promptly meet
any additional demands which it may be necessary
TO make upon their means to supply the wants OF
.nls government when II IS economically admins
tered and when they think il is not they will turn
out The untanhful stewards aud put more trustwor-
my ones IN their places But they will ply the
honest creditor OF the Government, even though the
steward may have proved unworthy of his trust
hnu clam no more patriotism or m,gnanin,ity for
my constituents in this matter than I am willing to
floor NF~' '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

era! Baitie in the Indian Corm'ry.-Ths 81.
Louis Mo. Argus contains the following notice Of
a recent event IN the Far Vest
Large numbers Of Inssins, negroes and mongrels,
from Flundd, have been placed upon the borders
Of Arkansas and Missouri. BY gentleman direct
from FOit LepYenworlh, We learn tbat some GOO
negroes from Florida and runsways from the Choc-
laws and Chorokees and from the whites, united
with few Indians, and perhaps 4 lev white men,
have been gradually associated IN the Businesses west
Of Arkansas. Not long since they marched high
up Red River and camped for the purpose Of hunt
ing buHio.-They built very tOIcrdb'e Fort with
logs surrounded with ditch, 10 protect themsc Iv s
against all dangers. They caught but lew bu6ilo,
and therefore, TO supply their wants, invaded the
possessions Of the Choctaws and carried of cattle
poultry, grain, &c. The Cnoctaws followed them,
but finding their numbers and Qualifications an over
match, they retired and sent 10 Fort Gibson for
the u. States Dragons. Cipt Moore, Of Compa-
my -. was sent 70 capture them wiih three compu-
mes OF Dragons, but after arriving upon the Red
River, he found their entertainments too strong and
number too great TO venture M attack lie accord.
ingIy sent TO Fort Towson and was reinforced
with hnc company Of infantry and coupls OF
pieces Of cannon
The cannon were shortly brought to bear upon
the works, and made the splinters n Y and the
logs move 80 quspiy, that the refugees NJ a signal,
rushed outside Of the foruhcaiious und began In
form upon the Prslue IN front OF their works. Ere
they fully succeeded IN doing so, Capt. Moore
and his gallant Dragons charged upon them az full
| gaIOp.
The carnage that ehsued is represented rs terri.
hc-the Dragons routed them 10 all directions, and
after putting large numbers TO the sword, succeeded
IN capturing me whole holy The conduct Of tho
| Dragons ~ represented ~ worthy Of oil comnen.
dalton as regards both skill and bravery. The bra
very and numbers Of the refugees avaisd absolutely
nothing against the irresistible charge Of the mount
/ ed Dragons.
This decisive blow will give security to that e1.
1
refugee negroes and Indians that our Dragons ma,
not be tried with. The loss Of the Dragons wal
| unknown to our nformant-ho said an express
brought the news 10 the FOu,-,qugus