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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WING.
Washington, July II

washington jury H.
Messrs Editors-Permit me 10 congrs-
iula'e you. and ,hobgh you. The country,
on The suspicious signs Of the times.
When | wroie 10 sou last, | stated that
| thought the prospects were brighten.
ing. and am now happy TO say that my
an.iclpatlons are ia . fair way Of being
realized. The Distribution Bill will pass
The Senate, aud no one doubts The sue
cess Of the Loan Bill. nov state, un.
hesi'alingly, that Bank Bill. acceptable
10 The body of,he Wing party, will no. on
" be passed, bu, viii become the law Of
The land! Marx This prediction, and il II
be no. fulfilled, then may | las an old
friend OF mine not very prodigally endow-
ed with intellectual gifts used TO ssy.)
forfeit my reputation IS man of superior
sagacit,! need no, give you the parii.
culars now, bu, you may res. satisfied as
10 the result.
The harmony Of the Wing party is re.
stored, and the most fralernal feeling pre-
walls amongst them Even The revision
Of The tariff, in regard 10 which so much
feeling was anticipated, will be adjusted
to the satisfaction of all parts Of the coun-
try. The union Of the Wings for the
sake Of The union" is now literally the
motto Of The party, and they move on as a
dand OF brothers. God be prssed for this
glotinus result! Ills oser.ruling Pro,i
benca has guarded US from discussions,
and will lead US on to The consummalion
Of our brightest hopes!
Congress will probably adjourn in about
four weeks. snJl trust The member, will.
on their return TO their. constitutions, be
entitled to receive the welcome plsudit,
:. well done, good and faithful servants. "
lf there is any thing in this letter in.
consistent with what have said 10 you on
former occasions, do not attribute the fault
TO me bu. TO The muiable character
Of The scenes which | describe. The pn-
litical kaleidoscope has been con,snllY re-
volsing. and at every Turn exhibiting new
combinations Of circumstances and oi men.
As faithful chronicler Of events. as
therefars obliged 10 keep pace with The
changing incidents, or could moi give
you correc. idea &c The existing stale
Of alflirs.
This letter is founded on authentic in.
forma,ion.-You may regard il as the
!. shallow OF coming events" and | now
c,nse il as commenced H.. with my cen-
gra,ula,ions 10 you and TO The county on
The glorious prospects!
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Boarding House.

fEEE subscriber has made an addition 10 bis
= house. and is prepared 10 accommodate
more boarders than be las before done. u 10
situated one mile and three quarters north OF
Hillsborsugh; and boys Wishing 10 attend tho
school. will 6nd il cheaper and better adapted
10 the prosecution OF their studies, perhaps,
than any other place. Far further informa-
ton inquire Of Nc. w. BinahSm.
A. q. MURDOCH.
July IS ST.
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Mr.. BuRKE-MR. ADAMS.


u sli,kes Is that there is great analogy
between lhe chsfac'ertsnes. of John q
Adams and Edmsad Burke. Cor though
upon grea, occasion. The latter VAS one ol
The most eloquent men that ever satin The
British Senate. he had. nevertheless. ..
much % any man. The faculty Of firing
his auditors. D1ring The latter years d
his life. The failing gained upon him 90
much. that be frequently dispersed The
House. which procured him The nick.
name Of the Dinner Bell.
The following idea OF Mr.. Burke, a.
lribuied to him by Gen. Fitzpatrick. as
simils,es him good deal 10 Mr.. Adams.
Ask any person in The House, said he.
who is the best informed man! The On
swer will be Mr.. Burke. Who 10 The
most eloquent MIR. Burke. WHO'S The
greatest nuisance in The House! The an.
swer will still be Mr.. Burke.
Raleigh Register.
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N Office.

1.-THE subscriber, a graduate OF the Un'sersi.
- Nv &c North Carolina, and now resident
of Chapel Hill, proposes to give inssfu.,lon 70
few pupils, not exceeding fifteen. he VII
receive those who are DESTROYS OF being prepared
Tor college; and also those, whose object =
may be, merely To pursue The COMMENTATORS
of an English eduestsoa.
The ,erms viii be: Far the former, 81 per
Session; For the latter SIS
The Instruction shall be thorough; the teach
er intending 10 be present with the pupils, three
hou,s in the forenoon, and two hours IN the
afternoon; and to give constant attention 10
their improvement.
As 10 Qualifications. the subscriber has tes.
,imonials from the Faculty.
The School will commeaee on the list Of
July. -
w. w. HOOPER.
Chapel Hill. June 81 IS
or The Raleigh Register win insert the
above four weeks.
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Tel Ml. Richie, IN e'n6drnre, Ihsi
he " Skies sFs bright shd hIighlrmhg"-.
/" Winlsf % longer hhgslt b iis lsp VI
Epfgng." We mean % hrsT and llI-
bsaFn - C0neilisiion. s6nesSfi0n, enn-
PFomiss-sEsfy hing Cor he cause. are
oar Hslehs0rdsi n be dvubs sbosl ny
slsisnenls. lhen whisper in his ears
" nous Fsfrons." u. w.
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TO- We have in store, and intend
Publishing next week, a tale BY the Rev.
A. G. Thomas, 10 which we must, in adj
vance, ask special attention. We do not
admire it so much for its humor; but there
is spicing Of good sense in it, and OF
good morals too, that must commend il
soall good men. Mark this: WE ask the
feader's special attention when il shall
appear; and "whoso readeth let him un-
.derstand."
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knpoIlaHi DS,lsmulir .sTpoiRimaais
I'VE learn ffum Washingloh, says de
samf Paper 81 Saturday, on uHdoubled
auilipFliys lhai De following nomihafons
hare ben mzde % &c Senais o. he
President 81 lie Uniied Sszles:
lea. Edward Eseren, of M1ssschn-
sets. Minister % England.
CD. c. s. Todd. Of Keniueky. Minis
ief 10 Russia.
Hon. Dsa;el Jenifer, Of Maryland,
Minister 10 Austria.
The n. 4. STR says that Professor
Ingrzham - author Of celebrity. has
received the appointment o. Secretary Of
Legation % the court Of Spain. He i
6ne Spanish = wei = English scholar.
Il ! reported u Washington. that
Naddy Thomson. late member Of Con-
gress .fr0m South Carolina, i 10 be sp-
pointed Minister 10 Mexico.
Psiersbnrg fafeiiigfnrtr.
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Correspondence Of The National Intelli'
geacer.

New York, July "a
The prompt action Of the House Of
Representatives, 10 passing the Loan Bill
has inspired more confidence in the pre-.
sent Congress than any other measure Of
the session, aud gives great satisfaction
To the Wings in general. The decisive
majority knocks in The head al the Loco
foco predictions Of speedy division Of
the Wings in Congress. Investment. in
this loan will be eagerly sought for. The
smoul &c idle capital on drposie is very
large. and Government security will be
preferred. though at a lower rate OF in
lerest 10 any o'her.
The Canadian Parlismeu, is in worse
predicameat Than was our House Of Re
presenlsves few weeks ago. So many
members are on committees on contested
elections that not fnough " ere left to serve
on new cases, the law requiring that all
other business shall be suspended until
the committees ATE appointed and sworn
in. One day last week. in one Of The
committee rooms one member knocked
sno,her down; the other members then
inlerfeIej. &
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Weekly Almanac.
Notice.

SrHE undersigned Esfswarns an pssans f.sm
= IRA ing iora cole a hsad. snassal lsa a.
lars. eissa ~ mr % D3niel naRgsssE. dalsd
some aine IN lhe m0mGh e April Last. and psF
allie the III 81 Jsnaary "a. said asls Aas o.
aained wllh0ag saiuabie eon8idefaiion. there
fore DO cot Iaiend On Gag "a.
Nm. q. MOORE.
July a. sa-
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The Hon. RosERT RArnosD REID, late
Governor Of he Territory ofFlOrida. died
al Tallahassee on The LIST instant, after a
few days illness Of eongesiire fever.
Several Of his family were At the point Of
death from The same disorder.
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Hon Disinieresfed The European
Correspondent Of the National InlelliRen.
Ger. Robert Wslsh) furnishes the follow
ing fact ss an Illustration Of the philan,hro-
ny ofihose who are 80 eager TO rob other
people Of their property. Their Aairri.
can brethren may study the picture TO sd.
vantage. unhss. what 10 probably the
Gaze. they are TOO blind TO see ruth.
"The London Sun gives a list with
names) af eminen, and opuleni Quskers
and members Of Psrliameni who have
figured Tor many years as leaders and yea
lois IN The ami slavery societies aud con
venIions. that are chief managers and
stockholders 10 The Brazil and Cuba Mi,
ming Companies. and refuse even 70 en,er
tain any prGjec, 81 mannmilling the thou.
sands of negro slaves bought and worked
by The companies. Only seven eyes were
heard ~ late public meeting 10 London.
composed of several hundreds, and con.
yoked with that view"
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M1nEsD@I@U@T0
Thursday, July ~.

~ Il viii be recollecied ihal the
Election will be held this year on the
FIRST THURSDAY in August, (the
5.h.) and not lha second, as heretofore.
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GOOD NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

GOOD NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
10 the las, Uhig ue find The following
letter from Washington, which gives the
glad iidings Of peace and harmony Of the
Wing party. The letter is said By the
Editors Of the Wing 10 come from sure
hand. Thus are Loco Foco hopes and
wishes given TO The winds Pet. Inf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
M.w Term l211

Waliam z. Smiih y. JOha Freeiaad and others.
Petition 10 divide tract Of Land.
,rr appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that John Freeland, one Of the defendants
III this petition, is not an inhabitant Of this
state; Ii is ordered, that publication be made
Cor six weeks in the Hillshorouah Recorder,
that unless The said John Freeland appear be-
fore .hc Juices % this Courl, AZ The Court
House in nllsboroneh, on the fourth Monday
in Angus, next, and files his-answer, the peti-
ton viii be taken pro esassso and heard e. Psrss
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Prospects al Hashingion.--The Cor
respondent Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser afiirms that the Wing stock
has risen so per cent. since last Friday
week. The Wings are in fine spirits,
and confident Of complete success, in all
the objects of the session. The have goi
their Land bill through the House-which
is Of itself a great triumph under all the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT it is admitted now
that il will pass the Senate. Mr.. Clay,
il is confidently asserted, viii carry his
Bank project through the Senate; in the
House, there is no doubt Of it.
Register.
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Tie absorbing Topic.--We learn
from Washington; says the Baltimore
Patriot Of Thursday, that at an informal
meeting Of the Wing members Of the
House Of Representatives, held at the
Capitol, the attendance being unusually
full, on Tuesday evening, the Committee
on the Currency we're requested to report
to the House Bank Bill, similar to Mr..
Clay's project, and particularly as regards
the branching power. There was only
one disscn,ient voice in the meeting.
leiersbarg Inieiiigencer.
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Important (Iirus) from Washington.
The Washington correspondent, Of The
Baltimore Sun, 10 his letter Of The l4lh
INST, says:-"Ihe decision Of The New
York Supreme Courl in The case Of Me-
I.eod.. was received here this morning.
Il created, as might have been expected,
q considerable sensation. As is usual on
executing occasions, rumors are as thick
., bl.ckbcrries, one Of which 10 lhs. the
Bulish Minister has slgui6ed his intention
10 make final aud peremplory demand
Tor the immediate release Of Mcleod, a
Noncompliance with which will be the
signal for hIs departure. Whsshsr.here
Is any truth in IL or not, sm uusbls 10
cay"
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LATER NEWS.

DECISION uF THE SUPREME CURT N
ThE MsLEoD CASE.
By the decision Of The Supreme couri
Of New York. Alexander Mcleod has
bern " rrm-nded lar Irlsl in The oIdIna-
~ Turns 81 Law"
The DECISION uas pronounced by Mr.
Justice c0wen. who IN an elaborate opir-
ion decided agsinsi The claim Of The pri.
sonsr. either 10 bail or 10 an unquslifrd
discharge.
The New York America Of Tuesday.
SAYS:
We do mol learn whether the decision
was unanimaus. Mr.. Jusiire Cowen's
was The only opinion gwen.
The counsel Iur Mcleod, - ne learn
by letter 81 yesterday from Utica. all
Immediately sue oul Gril Of errnr. and
The case will be carried 10 The Courl Tor
the Corn cGIon Il Errors, which meets in
August.
We cannot sly we are Disappointed IL
this iesnll--ioriLr question . one which.
MT Tree from i iiicullies IN iiself. although
we have no dnubis shout Il. has been rem
drrcd yri more difficult Cor . New York
Court 10 decide upon lie merits, by the
attitude 10 which the Stale has been plsc
ed by ITS observation-disclosures, as IL sere,
10 Tie Federal Gnyernmeni.
II the CouTiol Errnrs should affirm The
decision Of the Supreme Couri, an appeal
lles. and xill be tsken, TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States; and mesnlims.
a rule. on application Of The prisoners
counsel. would doubtless be made BY the
Court of Errors To stay proceedings in the
case. until 6nal decision could be had.
Since the shove WAS in tyre, ws learn
irum nur exchanges, that the three Judg-
es. Nelson. Savage. aud cowsn, we've
unanimous IN their opinion. g.,
We 6nd in the n. Y. American Of
"Wednesday The following additional in.
formation 10 relslion TO this exciting sub
jecE
MeI.eod.-We learn. says the Albany
Daily Advertiser Of Tuesday, from Me.
IlilIyer. &c the New York Deputy She
riffs, who have srriseJlr from Utica this NOR
nlng, Iha, Mcleod remains for the pre-
cent IN the custody Of the Sheriff Of
Oneida county. What lurlhsr course Of
proceedings will be taken Is not delermin-
ed. Mcleod. u is SAID, il anxious 10 60
To Jury foIihai,E; should he determine
upon this course, the application ior .
viii Of error on the judgment Of The SUI
preme Court, ss intended b. his .ounsel,
rIll, Of course. be abandohed."
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

A DVANCES will be made by tho undersigned on "A cotton shipped to his friends in Baltimore, Phil adelphia, New York and Boston.
 feig VIM. H. BUNNELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

ea COMMITTED to the jail of the county "A of Decab, Alabama, on the 18th July, 1S4l, "A negro man a runaway slave who calls -N--- his name Sam, and says he belongs 10 Dr. Sainuei Pnckeu, who he says is liviHg in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two gears his forehead, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above wide part. The owner is requested to forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dlsposed of as tho law directs.
 JOHN NJ. LANKFORD,
 nov2 66tf Sheriff oi Decalb County.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

nORTLAND HAY AND POTArOES.-l2s II bales prime Portland Hay, ll5 bbls prime Port land Potatoes, landing from barqus Abby Baker and for sale by [lec9l ]. H. RIVERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

FNNlIE SUBSCRIBER having established himself h in ths city for the pu.pose of conducting FAC FORAGE g. GENERAL COMMISSION BU- SiNESS, would respectfully solicit the patronage of his irends.
 OFFICE-No. 69 Cemmerce~st., east side n few doors above Cont sreet.
 noyll T4ltf SAMUEL ROBINSON.
 REFERENCE.
 JOHN ROBINSON, Esq, Charleston, 8. Carolina. WM. ROBINSON, Esq. Linden, Marengo Co. Ala. Col. F.. NJ. LInE. Richmnnd. Dallns Cn Ala
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

TNSURANCs-HAxARD x BowLkk, auD.s l,r the Hartford Insurance Go. arc now tlking risks against Fire. on Cotton ia Presses, and on Mercnan. dize and Brick Buildings in the oty of Mobile nll
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14
GEO. F. HOLT,

THNO THE PUBLIC.-A choice lot of Tennessee
 \. Hogs is offered for sale in this market at the house of Elam Philips, at the head of Govern ment street. Persons wanting t0 purchase five hun dred weight will be supplied at cents neatly dress ed. By taking hog will be cents, delivered al house, steamboat or vessel. Orders left with Miller al his Fruit Store, opposite Euaw House, Roya-st near the Livery Stable of Walters & Buord, with Geo. Mcleod, formerly of the Mississippi Hotel, will be attended To.
 decS HORTON DROVER.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

TO. CALCINA gives to every body that likes J good Cigar, that he has the very hest, at his Bar her Shop on Royal street of all varieties. He would puff them himself, but who ever tastes them will think any other putting inspid! Cone andtry "fou ,a,,u decl
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

''l'9lma1 9an mefai iefai,h DISAPPOINTMENT for one month longer in con- R sequence of the numerous applications for reel sing NEW PUPILs. Academy on Royal-street, near Dagphin.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14


 = ELECT SCHOOL-A Selec, School will be lC opened in this city on Thursday, alst October inst. under ths cnre of tho REV. s. R. WRIGHT and LADY, in the building on Governmen, street, formerly occupied by Mr. Kemble.
 The number ofpupils will be limited to forty, and under circumstances will there be a departure from this rue. No efforts will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis cplise. sound learning and moral culture, ard the time furnish the best facilities for an orHa- mental and polite eduestion. Lessons will be given on the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs Wright, and in tho other branches sf the ornamental department by lady who has been for several years highly sp- proved teacher in the celebrated Troy female semi nary.
 Vocal music will be taugh, to the schosl according to the system of Mir. Lowell Mason of Boston, with out additional charge.
 Tho academic will consist sf two consecutive see. sions and thus afford opportunity the pupils to be absent from tho city during the sickly summer months, without interruption to their of study. No scholar will be received who cannot read well aud those somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- ferred. Rates of tuition made known at the com. mencement of tue col oo
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

nR. Il. GATES, the only Agent in Mobi.e, for eI the sale of D. Landreth's very superior Glrden Seeds, is now receiving from tho Vermont ne sup ply, embracing all ihc varieties suitable for thl G. These Seed ere all warranted to hl le crof of lS4l. lecll lOK mo
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

NOTICE-The MISSES GRANDIN respectfully " inform the citizens of Mobile thst they open aBOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL. on the l5tl inst in the dwelling door west ofthe Bartsa Academy. Governmcn,-si, in which they proaer to all who may be paced undor their care athorough and slematio education n the solid branches; and from their long experience ia this employ they aattar themselves they shall enjoy liberal patronage. Tho year will be divided ntotwo sessions of fear months esch aer. which, fl the season continues healthy, two months will be devoted ts the ornamental branches. English Department SEQ. French upon the nos, approved plan s3e. Music with singing $40.
 RsFEREseR-Rev. H. Cspers; James sesbury, Esq. nI3
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14
w Rs 1s eH ! H ]. lA.V ,,ss

Behold l do hsre6y warrant ta substitute, as usual, beautiful boll free, Sui expililous st, of Peamanship pre-eminently adapted to general pur- poses, other method of teachiug, ever vet dig covered, can possibly iarar for any other hand how ever cramped, ilegibe, deiorned or ,ugtr in short no matter how indifferent anl confirmed i, may be, in tho short course of TEN LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH !i
 LADIES CLASS, DAILf-'They afe taught beau tifal flowing hand, and the only now practised in the most fashionable circles thrpusioi Europe.
 CARD--Io the warthy rceidfais ar Afg5ie.-Mr. Goodwane expresses with tlnn orjiaary conii- denre his invoable design to give such satisfaction will astonish and delight heu; being the lead and aim of all his hopes" ani ambition, that they should keep pace with the success of hls pupils in England,& Scotland, Ireland and France, where he cmnently distinguished himself us a enman and teacher.
 *Wherc he had the honor of receiving the last przes-was patronized Ky the most distinguished characters and statesmen, particularly by Lord Brougham, Lord John Russell, Earl Gray, Duke of Sussex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel. Re- some of whose testimonials are in his posses sgn.
 dcc3 3Gw*
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

a6 CATCH HIM.-My boy HOPE is lurk- M ing about the city, offering Is hire himselfto "A some steamboats, cotton press dray- A. man. will pay reasonable reward to any who will return him to He ia rather slender buh, littlc bow legged, very black, has large nose light mixed pants and either blue frock coat or roundabout. [dec10 9tfl II. GATES.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

SAAA boxes Window Glass ass'd sizes from sxl ~OO to 2sx36.
 800 gals Dutch Linseed oil
 25o kegs White Lead sssd Pure No and No 9 800 lbs Black Paint lin 2s lbs kegs)
 21 boxes Chrome Green
 1so do Brunswick Green, ust received per brig Ceres, and for snle by
 no FAIRIES X TODD, 20 Commerce st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

ID ICH SILKS AND EMBROiDERlES-Chen Ee Silks, plain and satin striped; watered and changeabe do; prea variety of black and blue black ltalnn l.nstrings; needle eworked Peerncs and Col lars; mourning do; plain, figured, and 2d mourning Muslin de laine; Silk Fringrs; Daisy Buttoqs; chi- nelle Cords and Tassels plaid, striped and dottsd Swiss Muslins Bishop i.awu embroidered Drapery Muslins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods French Corscts; hair Underdresses; l2-4 Bobhinct 64 beached Cotton Sheetings; ladies Umbrellas and Silk Shades; hcm-stitcbcd and revere lawn Hhdkfs; Revere Lawns and Linen Cambrics Isle Thread l.aces and Edgnss; Cambric and Swiss Muslin In- serlings; elegant lirochd; heavy silk aad embroider- cd Muslin de LaIne Shawls, Sc. For sale low by
 dl0 GEORGE G. HENRY, Il Dauphin-st.