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INTERESTING CEREMONY.

y very interesting ceremony tool, place
% hc House Of Representatives on the 9Th
"S'an'' II was the presentation to the
"''on by S. T. Washington Of the "bal-
'V sword of Gen. Washington and the
"o'A'ns cane of Benjamin Franklin. The
'"'c'ligcnccr says "that the scene present.
W one OF those brief moments Of refresh
"s' which, few and far between, occur to
'"V weary, way.worn, hcart.sick traveller
''ross the sandy Zahara, where he comes
upon a cluster Of palms, aud beneath their
grateful shade finds yelling spring
worthy TO be called the Diamond Of the
"'sert" 1t was an hour when the re.
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PLAIN DEALER.

This is the name Of new paper just
commenced at Raleigh, by Wm. S,ringer.
1t advocates the Temperance cause, is pub.
lishcd twice month aud is afforded at
one dollar in advance.
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EXECUTIVE COrNCIL.

The Governor Council met on Thurs.
day last, and continued 10 session until
Saturday. The following Members we're
present, viz: i. n Cameron, o. Holmes,
II. Fits and II. W. Conner.
The following gentlemen were appointed
to constitute the Literary and Internal I'm
pruyement Boards. viz
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From The Nat lstclhgencer, February II

FROM ne -Nut iGttHgtHCer, fejFUdFy /.
State Of The Treasury. Prom letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury yes
terday presented 10 he House Of Repre-.
sentaliyes By the Chairman Of the Com.
mittec Of WAYS and Means, il appears
that, with on authority TO issue new frea,
sHry notes 10 any amount 0! those oatstand-
lug that may be presented for redemption,
tsp as that no important amount OF the
outstanding Treasury notes be unexpected
y added to the charges upon the Tfeasu-
iy,) und estimating the appropriations By
Congress to correspond with the estimates
from the Executive Departments, there
Will be no deficiency IN the revenue tu
the current year, but, on the contrary, Il
balance in the Treasury on the lst Of Jan.
uary, ls4i, OF nearly four hundred thou
sand dollars. But, as the appropriations
70! the navy expenditure alone I'm the bill
which has passed the House OF Reposea.
tatiyes and is now before the Senate fall
! short By between Two and three millions Of
4 dollars OF the estimates, that amount OF
reduction NAV be added 10 the estimated
balance in the Ireasary ON the first day
of January next, swelling it to nearly three
millions OF dollars.
A bill was renorted in the House of Re
/ representatives. yesterday, by the Committee
Of Ways and Means, for granting the ue-
cessary authority, should II become neccs.
sary, to cause new Treasury notes to be
issued to the amour; Of any old ones which
may be presented Tor payment.
+ Behold ho'r great .EaHey HHle Fir
kindteth. -The following is from the Pro
violence American, an Administration pa
per, of 1899, in which it is proved thai
Gen. Jackson's election TO the Presidency
was IN consequence OF hogs breaking IN.
TO mischief in Cranston K. l., number
Of years ago. The proof runs thus Gen.
Jackson owes his election to tho victory Of
New Orleans that victory depended on the
existence OF the War: that War was de.
cIared by the National Senate, BY ma
/ iority Of ONE. }. B. Howell, member
( from Rhode ls'and, voted for the War
Had his competitor, ]. Blrrlli occupied
bis seat, he would have voted against the
War. Mr.. Howell was elected by the
casting vote Of the presiding officer of the
X. |. Legislature. The tie was occast on
ed by the absence Of member belonging
10 the political party Of barrII. He was
prevailed upon TO absent himself through
the Influence Of an individual at variance
with Burrlil on account Of a law suit res.
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Society shah have all the privileges Of regular
members, and may be exempt from any fines and
forfeitnres under the Constitution and from paw
,ng any thing into the Societys treasury, unless
they may feel a willingness 10 DO 50.
On motion &c Mr. Hampton,
ReSoiUed, That there shall be four meetings of
this Society ia the year, the fourth 10 be known
as the Auayrrsary moeting-the otter meetings
, 10 be on "Wednesday Of the January, April aud
July Courts, to held ia Charlotte al ! O'clock
F. NJ.
On motion ni Dr. Fox,
Rrsoiccd, That The proceedings ofthis Society
he officially published IN tide Nlcckleubnrg Jet,cr
sonian, VITA REQUEST 10 the Charlotte Journal
( aud such ohtr p. peas in tbs state Is m@r taxi
interest sufficient IN the improvement oi The 80.
ricu!iurc Of toe Country 10 90 %, 10 cop tbs
same
! The thanks Of tie Society were unanimously
voted 10 the editor Of the Jefcrsonian for the lib
oral terms O.. witch he has done our printing -
\ when, on motion of Lewis Diuklus,
keaoltsi, Thatth chair appoint committees
10 consist Of one or more members, to prepare es
4 sHFs on the best modes Of growing the asflcutu
raj products common 10 tins region Of country
the management oi stock aud tie most approve,
breeds, &c ~ be submitted at our next mertiu.
in April, Nncrsupou the chait made the follow
ing appointments
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Literary Bodrd

Charles Manly, Of Raleigh,
David ". Stone, do
John r. Donnell, Of NeNbern,
hteraal Improvement Bodrd
Cadwallader Jones, Sen Of Orange,
Edw'd. b. Dudley, Of W Wilmington.
Register.
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A Pleasant Receptiop.-A Locofoco
Member Of Assembly, on his return from
Raleigh On Monday last, was met by a
constituent, member OF his party, one OF
the original panel" il warm personal and
political friend of jackson, aud an undcvi-
at,ng supporter of his Administrations and
Van Burcn's, when, after the usual saluta-
tons, the citizen, with a feeling which Is
doubtless common enough among the par.
", and a candor which is unfortunately not
so common, told his representative, as We
understand, that he would acrer again get
his rote : that they c., the party in the
Assembly, were Pack Of fools, vho had
done the State no service, but had diScraced
themselves. This is the substance ,omit,
ting some rather emphatic words,) OF a
public conversation, in public place, and
we therefore feel at liberty to make 1t
moro public.
We have no inclination to gansay this
description of his party by party man
1T 5 as true as preaching. "-fHyef'cr1Hf
Observer.
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" 4 Swan was killed on the l4th inst.
near Raleigh, by DR.. Hill. 1t measured 7
feet from Up to tip of each wing, and 4 feet
4 inches from the bill to the eXircmllies
Of he tail.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

The Judges of the Superior Courts of
Law, and Courts Of Equity will ride the
Spring Circuits in the following order:
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THE MINING OPERATIONS.

4 THE MINING OPERATIONS.
II We have no, referred TO this subject a.
sn as We ought TO have donc, our atton.
bong mostly cngrossed with Politics
{ our readers are not to infer from gu,
attention to the sublcc, tia, the mining
Nra.ious are g, all on The back ground
on the contrary, wo believe tia, more
beavers will be made anI more force ap.
b led this year 10 searching for The Pre-.
oas metal than at auy previous year
zee We have been 10 this region. There
% hardly an individual ~ our know ledge
lo'e and exhibits tho most distant marks
d CONTAINING portions Of this "hid ;rea.
r. but are examining Themselves and
: bling IN the aid Of others 10 ASSIST IN
kaing the existence Of the mineral 10
J .hc.ent quantities to pay previous 10
! sagng IN the labor incident to the o..
= patton. The Doctor, tho LAWYER, the
lerchan' tho Mechanic and the Far.
=, arc al, all, tuning then attention 10
Z ac subject. Tho reason Is obvious
] asrc !, no business where tho prospect j,
p way naucrlnr, tina, yields 50 largo a
d rn,5 on the labor bcstovc cd, as Gold
aniing, and We s,sh success to every IN.
Il taking.
81 WORD oP ADVICE TO THE wulGs
4 It's expected thu, Delegates niIl be ap.
1 o'1'cd by the Whig7 Of ouch County to
3 Hcad DisIuc, C7nycu'an On the ith O!
4 N'rI next, 70 sclec, Wing Candidate for
i oogrcss. In the choice of these Dele.
',es an eve should be had to TIC selection
Il Individuals unPlcdgcd either way, men
ao ri,l 90 into the Convention with q
II termination Of selecting tic man best
81 l'e 70 bear alofi the Wing Standard, and
y ahom the people viii most probably
disposed 10 unto upon most heartily
Nloud this not be attended to thero wtI
dlscord in our ranks, for in conyers.oq
'a individuals We find a suspicion, lgrk.
~ y IN their minds that the Convention viii
T. packed and choice be made with.
u any reference to The individual popu,
any Of the candidate, or his chance oI
success. Let our friends think Of TIN.
aog' 1t is already surmisod tina, there
8N''' be split IN our ranks, For the sake
success, VIC hope the friends of each in.
'Hauai viii give up their own choice and
Z ''n hearIi'y IN selecting men TO attend the
invention who will go into lis delibora.
Il IONS unplcdged, und who will aid IA bring
& Z forward the man whom, after mature
''"oera'lon, IN tic Convention shall be the
'N'leo Of minority Of that body.
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EARTHQUAKES,

The Washington, Raleigh, Fayetteville
and Columbia pupers state that a slight
shock Of an earthquake was felt 10 each Of
those places on the lth instant, and nearly
about the same time. We have heard Of
no indications Of a shock in this vicinity.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23

s~The Senate Of Indiana by vote Of
% to y has adopted resolution urging
Congress 10 issue Goperhmrm stock based
on the proPectire proceeds cf the public
lands for The relief Of Tie States. Ia Til,
body the Wings have, we believe, ma,
joriiy of one.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23

S Fifty persons lost their lives and
80 800 900 worth orproperiy was destroy
cd in tho Island of Madeira in October
last, BY lncessant rains-it seemed as IT
new ocean was outpourlng itself upon the
sea and land
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23

vs. Hon. Silas Wright has been re-
elected by the Legislature Of New York
to be Senator in Congress for six years
from the 4lh Of March next.
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The Markets.
Observation-Disclosures.
CUERAW-FEBEUARY "A

Bacon I'm trdg. a 7tCorp, .scarce) 80 81
40 retail, : stFlOYr coupnV IS 6
Beeslrer 90 95 FEATHERS, 3lt a 81
Bale Rope, 10 a l2a5hon, a
Cafer II. q x ind, ,scarc0 Tao
Cotton, 1 G N0lasscs IS a IS
do tagging, 20 %
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FARMING AND GARDENING.

)HNHE following works (anlong many others
n on hand on the same subiecls) are lately
received for sale by f. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from London:
Sproules Agriculture, vol London, 1913.
Youatt on the Horse, vol. London, 1913.
Balnbridge's Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
house and Greenhouse, vol. London, 1912
Bevsn ON the Honey Bee, vol lo43
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English aud American on this subject
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Liebig's.
Jobnson's, Sir Humphrey Days aud others.
Hogg on the Carnation; Main on Domestic Pou!-
try
johnson on Manures and Fertilizers.
Donaldson on AIanures, Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally.
Nluhlenburg on Grasses; vaux on Filling and
Fertilizing Land
Cattle their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Cacareous Manufes, by Edward Rufin, Of Vir-
ginia.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
Soran's Practical Husbandry; Jesse Buel's Far
mer's Companion.
British llusbandry, vol. published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, vol octave, London.
Outlines Of Flemish flusbandry and Reports OF
Select Farms, vol London,
Hayward's Horticulture; the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by Z. Ne
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticulturist,
by Mcintosh
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol New
York 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
liusbandry in all its various branches-lis to be
tlnued.
Loudors Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture for sale at 50 so each, few opes only, the
usual price being 81 june
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PICTORIAL HISTORY


EROM the discovery of America by the North
H. men to the present Timely Joms Fnosr, Pro
fessor Of Bellies Lettres of the High School OF mn,
adelpbia. Enbellished by upwards OF three hundred
original cuts designed by Croome expressly Tor uiis
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completed in twenty monthly numbers, at The unpa-
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whole forming four octave volumes.
full and eopious History OF the United States for
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American people: the publisher has now The plea
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a work Ii is the result OF years OF study aud re-
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ihat the noble deeds and striking scenes connected
with our history may be properly depicted, the pup
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In carving out this undertaking, great investment
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The first number appears this day, (Aprl lsO the
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To those therefore Of the English-American public
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NEW MUSIC.

UST received the following pieces of new Music,
- The old established store two doors east 81 i2th
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w. FISCHER
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I, RANTHAM ON BUILpING IRoN STEAM

~ RANTHAM ON BUILDING IRON STEAM
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LANGUAGES.
Private AMI ctass Instruction.

Private ami C1uSs Instruction.
DROFESSOR ALFRED SCIIUCklNG date of
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French or German language IN manner as expedi-
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April 26-tf
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