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::.i!y cn-i- J in ,.tt ;, xfyvv . jruV.,
- Tliat : aficrnoju ho lirtj cccl.li ntnlly
UlunJIcofl. tu-rs,-..!1ii;jM:ll-Jfif,Mi.
l hiJ 'wif, before InJ iritn
"it in rtie door. ' It" was a jbrrc pondinco
i;i'"c:!;f"i: "
4 .."'.' ts
hi.ii. -T i-!ilul -IjumoiS, tii.J i iifi tit
. .i.-.i, Wiihi." tiios a.'t-c;in!y employ tJ,
t' rrpoit of n riflo'wai bcartl j'anytlit'r U.
I 'vi .! in quikk succession. V't l f-;.rt.j
I i l.tfoct flils vvitb ran to th 1) Jl they
"iJul1a;ouVly rxcKiiiuedt f 1. .k I .
The dim r vyas immediately faffed cnd'tlie
' v:xr moment ttitir fears vverojjrealized! by a
L ,1d' aid s"iiri:i. ai,.c'.; tS a ?i,iuii ' iiy of
"Iu 'ianj. ' The cabin could nolc successfully
Ji'feaiIedt and tinid w as reci;i. i Jordan,
cool, bravo and prompt, soon decided, i AViiiN
lies was io tlm act of oonecul.'; A I. Is uifd'un
d:r Hjc- fl-iW,x a mother sjifccling over.
e wne "hershe' aroski''i;.cd hjr infant, hat
" nfraJ that i".jric3 ,vou;U Vol my " !.t
u vSho oncQ t..oi;e pte-s
. w. ...i ..it4ii o lie nilV.J bo.-ijfni,' n iin Mid
Vfliiu kisseJ litlMiiipassicinl tenderness,
T',(5 iot iMarmcfat the p- JV: n of t-"irs
. iV.m fell it'icitijtd cheek. l'ioktJii.iinus"cioi!i.
.cr's face, ihrcw'HsMUtlu-'armldroucJ her
r.cek(- nnd 'ep uloud; InthV'narr. j of
t "lieavcri, Eliza", release "jhaTc.hi1d or be lost,:
liJ thedistuicted liuband, in A soft, iiripjofi
ing voice, nihe, 'fttrcVd- iho iilant' from "jli.'s
wife, huitilv took, up Lis sWklSfVhKd hatch"
. rt; ran up llie Udder th:U led 1d' the garret'
nd (frew it after JuinX-lna mojiient the door
was burst open; nud the: savag?s cnicu J iho
house I1- ? -f.;r ' ' v f .1
' Hy this time MorganfiaJ! scflircd his c
in a bag, nndjishca. .itto h back; t! .-n
throw Int. nfT r.,K.sj"" .v.l
pprtiacucd, he knocked him it .... uiihihc
tutt of r his: c.un; 7 The JolheV flu-. need whh
wpUfted tonahawk. Mdrgan U) full hls'gur
and closed iii. ;The 'savage niadi br..-,v,
missed liio 000.1 ' i.jL'.-1' ' . '
- ,v,uvu uic turu UJiii oou;. i 1
infant to' hi' back, and ! iffcltV The contest
over
now became war. 1 and fiercci
u'j -na carried on with, knivw only. TLj
robustaod'alhletie Morgan at jlngihgot't
.-acendancj; both' were "badly cut "and b" !
freely, but jhe stab,, Qf lhe .Whj Io man c . 3
tetter and deeper, wdhbe sVvlfee foc'a sup;
13 the, earth,. .Morgaa'histiljj'.tock .up Ms
chid, and htjrricd'cflT. V'v'-''o4
ri;ij Inalans in' the boii-. ' in,ttvAV - !
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, . , -f ttl j1i trajutd I.- cf
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.nn;pand plurJering, we, not'r " -ed
ftaecont-tin-thexardu-Jthe c:
.. : ;;r;1 kna -vn EAVeig::) cf.rciur.." '
'I- cal! tbero". tothe sc&Vt f
vcn
. i .if
i ri -'.t I..
In
11 .r a t'Je ground, i.ij bil
n ri ! fjvifhc dg, t' by
fir5, tin ll.j ruins f.uJ
o c w .ect Si'p9 ci rue!.
Cart
u brarnh-s of a ! ei.erab!e' oak.
;tcd by the purest ai.J hv'ie.n rccob
Lction
uys ap.prthu Morgan i..uc;ged
! a err.:,-1 .: ixl tl.c Uloe Licks.- The
I t , . ( - . 1. 1 ...... , . ..." . ..
Cm.-j t , uctors anl the sutvivin
'i::-3 returr. I errors the Licking pursued
by the enemy fjr a dlancc of six and thiity
iniles.'S fi- :;: T ' &j &tpPt;ii. i''
James-Morgan wasnmong! the last who
crossed the river, and was tn'the rear until
the hi!!. was di scented
5C)onnshr-iMdipH
the Iudians r'e.apj .Jr on "the rid-ej he felt and
wrois and ricUaed :ho Udy
objects of his" Lotions. ILijui-jed on'hi's
horse, and prcssM t i t'.j frqnt. . , Whilo in
the net of It-aping fron- th3 eaiidlcJic recc-ir.
cd a lifb tall in ildgh andfell; nn Indian
sprang upon Urn, seiV-d hhn by ho hair, and
npplicd the scalping knife. A? this moment,
Morgin.cast up tiiryvs and rccoghlzL-d
tio JiandVcrehief that bound-i'hc head of'thtf
s?i- ige, and whL-h' ho knew to; be Iih wif s.
T:.is added renewed strength lo his body, and
increased biinivi: lo' fury.': Yle q-nVkly
threw, his left arm around the, Indian and
with a dtaihfic gr'asp hr --d!' him lo '
som
txpired in his ar-"-..-.- . -'i-. v
t- - li-cifasin himself from
v-.o, "Iurg-in crawled U'jder the swult
mk, on an clevru'd piece of ground a short
duaucc fiorn hiijn. The scene' of action
shifted, and ha, remained uncliscovcred nd
unsc-dped, an anxious ypectator of the battle'.'
was nowroiJoight.-y Thct savago band
l; i J, 'after .taking j alt iho" scajps they could
fiaJ, left the buttle ground. ''Morgan .was
seated at the jfoot jof theVak jj :its'.tr'unli sup.
pjrtcd hU, :ead. The ground f was' covered
with lliG slain the once whitaahci projcetjng
r6cks b ached with the min'ond the sun of cen
turies wxre Clinton with blood that had w arm.,
cchhe heart :ind iwmated the bosom of iho p'at.
riot and s jlJioi'.' Th palo glimmering of ;hc
moon cceasionallylihri w a fuininighl upon the
m hg!ed bodies of the dead, then npnssing cloud
enveloped all in darknessand give additional
htjrror to tlio feeble, cries of a ftiWslillTirg'-r.
hl in the last, agonies of. protracted death,
rendering doub!y"appalling 'by" iha1: hoarse
growl of the' bear, '.the IjliI hovtlof the' wolf,'
the shrill and jvaried ntHes of ihpivild cat an.
p-'.nthcr, feeding o,u tho -dead-and dviug.
Morgaube,!itld'the'sccnd witl) luiirt.iending
sensation,. tind; looked forward to the apathy
of dtsp.iir to bfs own end.' t T ' '
iA largp,! ferocious, looking .boar, cove rc4
alj ovcr-with blood,: now approached him ; he
j slowly passed on : wiihout noticingjiim. Mor
.;a r.:ieu h;s beau wasr about 'to r:ier
face vand in silt-,,c,ny aw5iipd his"fctte.
fIe,riibVhclirda'TusjrDgln trie bushes ;' steps
"approached ; -a cod chill. ran over, him. Im.
nginationcreaiive,'ibu3y.-Jmpgina;ion, iwas.
r.cticly employed ; death die tnost liorrible
death ay.-aitcd1 him';ihi3 limbs would irr al!
probability be, torn from "Him, and be 'devour
cJ, alive. He fjit a-louchlhevital spark
almost ex'ipjuished; another touch more
v! . v.l than tlto" first," and htr vrhu turned over;
The cold sweat Tan"1 down Mb'tof rents Ins
haLiv!- " ere vjktilly, forced'frcrh his face--'
tj.a :.. picd from mder a,qoud a faint
J, .... ' he. Wlieid his win.,' who in scarce
auJ'.ble vu: . - -clalmcd, My husband ! my
!...-b 1 "r. 1 fell ron his bosom. ' ,
' I T'Tan cow rncd : from bis - wife,- that
' i'..e L.ii ir.s icdt!:o Lj-jec, ll.oy
t'iiii-s Jr-. irteiiy ; nn c'.i.jrcailcn
l.-li j --c. cf. them rc.-.ivcJ a
(.'ir:-:'l ii-b i 'U ' : n:. il.rr j'
t! : 1 Mf Tcn I.rr. " ' ip: 't t :!ie
; hcri.---:- t - jou- t
T l;;.cJ her nec cf co4.:. p '
S!:o" was imecljitly t-en n::J boun I.
T. 3 J rtyt cfr -Ulrj fir 3 to lip hoy.o ro-
CC r-Cu 10 ir
t . . n
r.tV S'stion...- 0.1 iho'c .v cf
. ! f..;.nd some Lores bu: ;.:; ashes wearisome
V nr fj"- "I'V-rcJ ' a ntlv mrixl,t', am3 'ht7.,cav' a!crp. t!:e Hculacs
;:..ir mi'cAi bilh the f iruf 1 rwdor ihc ppui
threw tmselpon'ihc grbutid,;""Sifently,,com
mcr !d his soul to Ilcaven, and irVbVeathless
aaxLiv aw aiied his fate.- - The satiated animal
ft'"1 1 " I bill! 2 of the lae Licks," a l.Drse, with a'ssd
'i'n Dr3'"-s I rushed 1. :.cr, OVj she knew
w- --r I.-j f s.
pi: were left.'... "7
th j r.ci;. .1 tl e
-:p,; lirJrcs-
. :1 ih purs..!;' r... j
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th 1
Mr-
Dcxeu-i'i the -kacTuJ t .s. All our mo
J rd p-MtvM cisl i.) - !''. t r::-i cf
j our ler.r'.srs shuuld t i to il.Vcr: and cr.'i
them fort1), but t! : is lluy lLin!c 'j!;e
lca?i cf. Vt i;iwut i: -.:,:;r.c; them;. Ives r.s to
whether the house Lo already full, they only
intelligible.'-. -
ypeak to little children of C ;J, ii in t r
words to present to thcir conteir .pi ttior; ti
ubjct to which all srj!s oi.!,t io tend. C i:
iho sentiment i i r: fixity to recognise itstil
in the prescrsco rf t'.o infinite God, and no
tiling will be-lost even amidst our lerrestriat
p tsssiaW, if from thct'dt pth of their darkness
man has still a glimpse of tiu radicnt path Ui
heaven. - -- ' - Is there on
earth a vice. which willj not-falh beforo'the-
- - "Ul. " - ulillu".IUi; n error wlucH
i
I"'1' "ul val"By, before .lhe h o( reason.?.
and is nut conscience more powerful; ha n the
swnrdi ihcfaggot, lortureor pleasure? Dei
vel.tpo in, Crcsir the, moral hontimcnt which
animated Cito, and Romo will be Tree and'
Caesar will be great. Dovelope in AlexandL-r'
the sentiment of ?tl e bctutiful w jiiclv onimi.ted
Socrates; give to his ambition the iufipits 'f,
virtue, and instead of conquering ihct world
Alesndar wobld render ii.happy. ' A generuusi
thought in the soul of the mother was hcn
only rcqtrred Jo save the human race. ..'
.... 1 .;: - k ' ' ' . ' -j 1 - ' J 1 j .--y a , ,ji
Another chapter in the slate cm --Cut tin.
rine Lindsay, j he servant girl.of .Mrfljodgi
t 0 LP iv'i n n t h . Ga . ; who was arrested ?ind
taken before Jiid.ro I iJw.TT-'rnpton.
on a writ of h ibeas corpus, jhrough thcagen
cy of Dr. Hudson, of ( .West Springfield," ha$
sued Hudson for fjhc imprisonment, l iving
her damages at OlOOoV, LTbo suit is brought
in the common pleas court: for Suffolk, which
meets t Jl 'ston in October.' ;'. As IIud.snnre.
fused 1 0 -ivc the neccssn'ry -ball, ($1,500,)
he was couiniHted to jiil, in this town, on
Monday last.' 'In the arrest" and commitment,
he played the part of a good.'non.rcsistant,"
and. was about as.helpless as a big of cwtton.
Springfietd Mass ) Jlfpubh'can. '. ''-
: In addition to this' wc understand that MrV
Hodgson has presented four; individuals ;d(
lhe "mob who came jo the hotel with the
iherifl; to-Mho grand jury who. will doubtless
Indict'thenr for Ylot.- 'A suit Svill afso be in
stiiuted for the oss of services consequent on
(he Jiabeas corpus. v r .
1.. Those legal, proceedings of Mr. Hodgson
v ill conn ibutc;. to arrcit,: in; so me. degree, at
ieast, the gros? outrnges which arc constant."
1 per pet rated by thebolitionists' upon Sou?
them citizens. Washington Unions
It. Is saTdthat ; Weeding Ja partially blind
iiorso at the tiose.vvill restore him to si ht.
otnuclifor the horse.' , To;onen a mans
eyes, yoi must bleed him in the pocket;
Jj The Hon. Wm:. C, Preston, whi!o- rcturtu
ing from 'hts.Vift works to Abi-'i- ! n, Va.,
was st ized wiih a sudden yufT ' n of the
braio,.a'rjd immediately.' deprived of fcight. .
Trie disease assumed the character rf Cjn
gesttve fever,. and for some days his life . w as
despaired f. ; Our latest; information is, that
he has recovered his sight, and is now thought
W bo out of. danger. South Carolinian,. . ; ,;
k The Fruits of Gambling. Wo have been
in possession, for some d.tys past, of he cir
cumtinces connected 'with a case of high,
banded swindling, which -occurred some two
weeks, since in one of. the numerous. hells,15
which notwithstanding the . praiseworthy ef
forts that have been made to suppress them,
w;e regret to sny yel infest oarciiy.: . A young
gentleman , from tho country (Iaac Jones,)
l .tely.came in possession of. about .:G 12,000,
and was induced by one of lhe-many 'pigeons
Connected with a gar 'ing house, in Cilverl
street, to visit it, and in one short night .rpb
bed cf his entire ' patrimony." The pigeon,
ittippeors, succeeded in finding "out his cir.
cumstanccs, and ia tho most ingenious and
friendly . manner entrapped him into1 tho denj
where a costly entertainment was set out, "of
h:ch be was invited to partake.- ' Afier sup.
per he. was supplied freely wiilv. champaigiie,
and, when vjf.Lcicnlly un .'cr ihtx iulljence oi
inebriation, tho gsme of robbing iommcn.
ecd. - TWy succeeded before morning in not
c.!y all ilia 'money contained hojuI
-.ii.:,ljt actually "LCoreJ his eliecks
f-r ihacr.lirc sttm'of'QlOioc:); whicl) he liad
s.:: bwi-o deposited in Dack. He
v. "3 n-l tLi.rcJ lo rcli: ct daylight , hut de."
t - ': cd ! ;.' f 'rcp cr.:il tho -, ..ing of tho B'ink ;
.'.r!V " : t'.o payincr.t cf iho cl.ccs
b? tt ( 1 by l.'.mscii or, fiLnds.. "At the
I.sur cf tiino they hurried to'i!.j C.u;k and
drew lhe -Ci.'.r.ey, ":.J are'n-v.v rusticating
throughout l. j . .'ry 1 fri:":s cf il.jir
vi'Iinv..', O.'.-; . . L.-.n, --. unierbtri.J, prr.
co-tscu :.i i. ..: ia c..o uiy i- . -tR, a .
horsj, Tjt v.hli h3p;id in c..oh C I C !) ; nn
'" t "' . - .: 1 .t a ' l
cf..r I . I.'i fa' "y i t.. 1 ' p .t t cf
T! . r.-rcr -"3 r t..:-? cf cur
;- :. i. cic:.. r r, vj :.--t.j,
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'har-J
cr
" i : , : Uny mem selves !..;:;;!. :ng it." Thev
i. pmcil...
:i Norths .."ten c.
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IV C':ri:..:nir.g, cmopj o:!:er reso-
luti.-s, one, in thc- words:; i-12a '
thai . 0 are, (uoiu' itanJ;pg thj "e.s'rtirns
of rur po ! :t i c a r ; ; - r c v s ,) s!:'l in favor cfa
protective tir'J'i teithi 1 tc revenue standard ,1
which, as cur leaders know, is the- irua Whig
doctrine, -and Ins; ;bccn .solemnly repudiated
by the Southern Locofocos, who go for Vdis.
eiimi.iatirg against protection,". if there be
:my discrimination! at all. A We areVbcrom.
i:j indeed, inure mid more satisfied, everv
dtyythut,- so far as :! - prineiplo of prottc.
tion is concerned- '. that is ihr- trir.f t' .
controversy 'between thu two parlies there
Hho! iho slightest icason to apprehend any
change in the existing system. T!ie Locos
uny 'aher some of ifhe details of the system ;
but lhpy will not dJrcto assail the great prin!
1 ipso 01, protection,, except iq .words. Yet
they stand pledged1 to iho country if they
are pledged !o; a ny tiling to aboli.-di "vrolcc
live duties ; and to this p!edgc' c shall hold
them. No mere reduction of the duty on cut
ton and woolen 1 gouefs; while they continue to
"discriminate on PennsyfvarJ 1 coal and iron
and Louisiana sugar, w,IJ satisfy iho S.nuhcrn
portion of their p.nrtyr-for that will concede
both the. constitutionality of protoetivc duties
and the e jrpe ndicneif 'of resorting to them in
special cases i concession which yields id I
tliat the Vhi;-s claim, leaving the timo and
the manner' of lite! 'exercise of the power
thereby admitted la Vxisf enfin !y to the dis
cretion x)f the rnjiriiy. The Charleston
Mercury denounces this temporising policy io
advance, -and predicts the overthrow of the
administration, and the party hich supports
it, if it be adhered to. - r. ' 1
"f'i;i' oTSr-pe m tl, ,can be made;
is furnished in suh Tacts as h,. Y.iniho"subI
joined fetter, winch we fiud in t. Now Or.
leans 4 ropic ; . j ,
.Florida 'Politics .Tariff" vf 1842 Sou then
7 wkKHf -
Manufactures-- Cotton- Factorv-A
word to Free' Traders
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j -i t AKCAiJt.x., r, ; oiun Aug., 154.J.
' Deak.Sir : I have, no news of much hn
portaneetto give you about lhe doings of our
squadron which appears, for tho time beings
quite sta'ionary :n "Pensacola, I will scribble
about something else, -and give you a. few re-
marks" on l6lLetiS alone. State - By tho
date of the present you will perceive that I
am actually oh a short journey in the interior
of Florida, about 33 miles distant from Pen--jacola.
I received yesterday i n due course
toy mail from New Orleansand had lhe plea."
$We ofn.thoroagli perusal of -your good pn.
er. I am here 'in; St. Rosa county where
the good folks'arc acinic and staunch Whigs,
yhW the exception of a few! straggling ones,
vvlio migfit easily be mtdo "converts" j the
11 true faith.'l-l handed the Tropic" to some
Cf ihoscgood farmers here, and ihcy'rcgrcu"
ted ery inogh to hear of tho Whins doiivso
badly in Tennessee and Indiana. They are
row burnishing up once more their armor,
and gettingrbady fJrtheVcontcst on. tho first
Monday in'; October.- ' The clcctijii will be
for a member of Congress,' in place of Mr,
Lew: elected to the' United Slates Senate.
White chatt:ng "on the so mueh hScknejcd
subject atf politics t let me advise some of our
Locbfoco fri?nU pay a ?hott visit to this
jjlace.' They will then be able.to judge for
lemselvra". und l hi. once convinced of th(;
falsity of - the assertion," viz:' ' The Tariff
i . .' " .. . .- -
of 1842 was framed entirely for thu benefit
of the Northern C. ites, nnd to the direct
prejudice of lhe wh!le South.11, Indeed, one
vvjJ think it ha idly credible that in the
piney woods, of the young S;;tte of Florid.!,-!
siiirit:- f ; o fur South, there Is now buildin-: i.
Are . 1. 1, a viil situated bbjut four miles
r-lm T?r,i. '".,, ! i iS" ' "'t ' " "
from Black water iUver, and whence I write.
. '
:i Cotton factory, which will c ;sume y.f'ol)
bales of. Cotton, for) tho first year,' as a ii.ero
beginning. The different buildings being in
rapid progress, by J muary-ncxi it will be in
fu iFopc ra : ion , a n :1 wit ma 11 u f i c t u r e cJ i Ti rt n t
numbers of Ly. iS, and oli.er heavy do.
mestics," and in 1 he progress of time will ex
tend t o e : he t kinds of g i(j-.?s. Fu r 1 ! : 2 fe w
dayspasl, I -have 'visited the premises often,
and alie ow tiers U-ll; n;o tint 1!. - -;j con
fident of.' realizing grcut profit, in tl.e vi
cinity If "the. Fa-tory tl.ere is a Pail cnJ
Ducket Msirm factory, . i.ijli l.:s b.-en ::i ope
ration for better than tsvo years ; it is trulv
"'Cry ing.-niou? "piece of -M ichinory Tl is
also scrtou-dy contemplated to establish short
ly a "S-W Manufactory','- about' ihrce miles
from this, place in: the town of Mil'ori'M
have con ve rise d vvirii the two "gentlemen en
gged in Jim enterprise, and they t.avc -i.
sured.ms tbat'it would go int operati6:V with,
in six months. 1 wou!J ' , -:lt.j cf
1 1 :r-
here
hsjzs'ycL'so oi l
i.t sin, io como
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l- Lc- -Hf-rr cf c::r cc.
t..
I Tar. Tab tz-::.j c-tiz. ".r, lvz.:1" t!
) ' I ' .Tj to li. i:.'.-.b".'...r.ls
. ... ' ) I l - t' ' t ihsfr
ICY
Ojr.auer.l...
r:: arts an.U!o
in difTirrr.t parts of the countr'vv
,s ii -i
,4
o.inacjur Mater Suites! .-.a -i
.subject. Ti.ahas :
tural Societies within l.er I
-f A-i.M. H
N.I.iih, tv.K
ircir enterprising and er.c;.
hir towards britig'r-T r.hjv.i r
nd, practic.d, t!.J 1.
'go of AgricpJ. r.. .to ;
nci.'iiue is ti.;.- u ! -
; -tid i:.;:g:.ifui c ; - . . r,'
"T.ture to s.iy prf, , . ;
.'A ; particu. i..' ;
jrally sp?n!;. on b . ' t .
''" call bo. !; thry ; ' ' :
Vr j !oJhtg f ..1. !
tnek from tl.i ,r s'
ihfv f
- Ji':ii..i c: ' ::j t'-': t
ti:iv are d.y, w!sen his .-.rrr.
' isik) t,f n. re v. .1 i
tJie air.jp:r. our f.nN a
greatest, thj moat iuicrcNiii
r.w of t.. !W,j tt v
- is t!:2 c imdJrs:.
Jjrlyi .-.he Smth. . Ruip
ing, l.-ive un aversion to vt Ii u
f 'rind i'fp.p.i,M
thru; . ...oiti -i edd be...
of their fat!,. , r.nJ fa:'
consequence j, ti. ;
mrg a phmtalion, it h wwin
driven to the nec!ssitv
ch aring more luid iha old i
i"UViUW"r, voru lac lanor to till t. .ui :
1 hey are 11 turned ouinand in a year or t .
rains wash great piping gullies throu'i : .-i,
and to the present ovuier lhe land is ! :.
This system it kept up for a few years, a:.J
!ie farmer becomes dissatisfi J with tl.j
gloomy prospect presented him of you:: -t
pines and sassafrasrgrowing all around l.i..:
and of thn Vf)ung ch.ims gaping wherever he
looks hs if waiijng to swallow him. He re
solves to s'll his eld homestead. Io can
never do that part by his familv that ho should
do, if he remains there. ; S he advertises i
-irivmg cttermined on rerp.jving to iho
Trsf the subscriber oflers for sale hu
iMlle plantation, lying on th . .iiers f Pan,
thcr Creek,1' ecc., ccr. i .ds phtstation
once valuable indeed, is sold nt a pricif filling
omv two,; three,; or four thousand dollars b.v
low fir-it cost; iind its ijtc possessor leave it,
perh ips with less means at his cwtmnand than
when he first" entered it. ' This isimo s)stem
of Agriculture, nud n very " destructive and
sharrteful system it is nevertheless,' it is a
very common one la many parts of our coun
try. 'Klr
Tho purchaser of ihcse worn. out field
and Irightful gullies, happens 10 bo ti diflUrent
sort of irvin: He is a firm believer in loo!;
farming, il you please for every spare mo
Hu nt , f rom his out dor labors spent in'
i,,,,! - .:.... ti .... t. - "i- - 1
UVwaTches with the nviditvofn 1.1 f
LrMVs made.-nr nn'nin.r cnlfu'ritprl t.j
l I t w r.'
make, soma nV development of the se.iencc of
Agriculture. Vriculture is a scp nce with
this man one that:N'easiog and dJightfi:!,
nnd'not drudgery, .a gi'.'.lg 3"ke, as sot.
men regard it, -in which theyTreiTcrl.a!ily sul).
m't, to obtain felive to five!, "" r" 1
Six or seven years rolling. by, and 0511.
entific farmer, tifl labui inn on tho old home.
stead, his become lhe pride and boast of the
neighborhood. - The K.pplo just nround him'
ihough't ho was "a silly; shallowibrained fel:
low,-at first,; else ho would never bought such
n place to settle on ; and they would frequent-'
ly indulge in very.heiiriy ' laughs -at his ex
pensc, when he chanced to speak "bl his plans.
Bui now, things have taken u change'; Instead
of i .ughing when tht-y mccl with lim; their
e . cars and mouths are all open to catch
every word 1 Mr iters f and when they. vU'it his
firm, will curiosity uf frn ones, they
go Iocs.. j ....is thing nnd that about the
prcmiscsj In ti n , t hey arc utieffy astonished
to see whui . oiiderlul thapge has been
wrought-opiu the uld fields: "The gullies
have U. been stopped and the' red elay decliv."
ilics through which they ran ; now' bear a luxu-'
riant crop of com. The old fields, lalo the
flaunt of "wild torkics, hsl'jheep" and hors
and straye ! caPl j, coder the 'hands of ibis
new, scLmific farmer, have hhed their pinei
sassafras ' and percimmon bushes, and- now.
benr upon iheir bosoms rich waving vvjieat,
bi.arley," rye-and oats, or else f delight lhe
eye w ith Hbd; deep green it a hefavy clover
carj et.' - , ' . ' . i !
This 'is nf fioilon no Ciocy sketch. w:-Thc
farmers of Pennsyvania,'New Y?rk and olh.'
er Northern Srjtes present" a more" striking
contrasr with those of North Carolina than
the" foregoing, or any one would imagine,
who has not seen theirr. .The -reason why il
is so; is very evident : . The'.farmcrs of those
States are a'rVading, reasoning, and conc.'
queolly enfigbteced ' people, enlightened,
particularly oft the-pursuiTor occupation of
i Uieir'Tivesl Tl ey imt only Jibor'in the fields
I hjt ,h,7 Ub 'r m ''irjtouses, I bey hot on-
I ly labor within their hands hut a?so with their
, -v ... f ., -
heads. - r rom. bocks they learn the consutu.
tney le irntne consutu
ent qualities of all the vari.H products of the
farmland from them also learn t!:c nature Vi
the soil (;. .y I. ive to work, as wcllnsth-j
kinds of 1.1 arcs suitable to ihoie f rils r. r.d m.
cts-ity to f.u-il'.tatc the growth and increase the
proJtlJt of each and every crop they v. i.s'j to
grow. - - , - -
- Let not man despUe-. book farming ;"' but
c") r! cor.trury every e u embrace all cp.
; .rtun'tics t fctorc his m'u.J with many use.
f ' ! vr.I.i iblo miii:.s r l.ir,' r-- v. ell as
t. ... . , .iv
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w Is: . j'vej
3 uLo Ci-t wi'Jt
Hit
window, ;.r. 1
The light
dow'n .wiili
knives; ih gunner U.Vruuj in iVVc 'LlJ
rtisiiv; i' j hatel; ic!?cov"i. I ll.j i:. - ' .;
luio: inrcatening to blow up.i..i t:. t. i
Mcf il ine had by tl.U lii.;e ; :t ;
of a fowling.ri -ce. t I t '. !,a
loaded .with it he fin-d r.;i 1 v, , v 1 the rvw
ner in lhe thrglt. .The poor r. -'.i crl :d'cvt
for tncicy, but ttiil threatened l- u! - - 1 1 1".,'
ship. ' A lasso 1 was g it ly and ti.ro-.7n over '
his head, wish wh;. . 'ieo . ' i I ; f.:
deck apj s-cuu I .. . T. t '
brought here, and Ins bi-en c- :,r.inJ fr,
trt.u, uiteran rxannr. pion ojiotj . . n.. -r.
tho.iiclmg mannj 1.1 r:-:rate. ..
It is pleasing to statu lhal after the affray v-aa
over and thn ship's coursa . was r. ii 1 1 ; K '
ibr.Hong lvpgtCapt. M.i-.r-irliv" i.-- :z. '.
tho crownnd off' red up prawrs and tl.ai ';(
giving for their delivenuuj fit ..1 i;p.:..'...onl.' "
dan;- r." ', . - " ' ;
Taking-n negro by the hvad 1 -cause he rci '! -'".
fuses obedienc. ' A'-" ire w'- vc:l i:i ..!'-
fault of 'duties.1' o... -.7 'i. .CJ1."- . . i1-
t- ; - ' -Zi'tt
: Messrs. William Gr'7, II. Hutcl.iPiSoar.J? .
others, will apply to the L.isldture t;f '';'r
Uarolma. ct its next session. lor acnaner cr- ;
a'company .for . mar.'-f .r' r! : purpoes.-p,
We learn-that, thy. will "..l'' ha factory?-
ncnr'Hsmburg. , Io all iLi!s -, they.will .v-
mike a cafe-inveitrr..;". -jjr capital. :
ExlraSfk Idler fron Hichr.. 't- T.T' '
County, '.Kentucky, dated Sept. 14., 184 " ,
'Our 'country has been thrown i-.'o n: :::h
excitement, in consequpnee ( f nr. '-rir frfi;.
me governor Jor three,' hundred volunteers: -i
from the Cjventh Urigadi-, to rep.r to Man
Chester, Clay county, to quell cn i:.sjrjrctio,l
got up for the purpose of rescuing Dr, Abner.
C vker,' under 'senternc'of (i -jth ft. Cf. : -
jiil, for iho murder c f Daniel Bates. ."A pVr.j"
ty of lawless men to thVnurnber of one bun-
dred, having de!rmicpd on his rccct:-. Thn.
order va4 promptly enforced. -Col. J.-':n fli! :.
terana iNiuior jam3 UHf-'c ; t! .-rorrt
mind. They ? J r, rj.v PTry n v
morning' with. It. o
p ro v i ' o a , a n d c r oV.". , ,
mounted and .well
nounted and.well . d. .'"Greet anxi.'ty '. j'" : '"'
ill be felt lor. the result of ih" 3 camnain. ' ,1 j
willjrvvard.you the, re - to tho'timeofl '-' i
is execution which' is to pbee on tf..v" m'S". i '. ! "
will
I
.;.
I' The murder referred1 to above -vas com." ',
milled nbout a year since. We b-r-v iuit
Dr. Biker is' connected with f...e.cf ihe'first -fimilifS
of Keiuckv, and is a rid a live of Gv.
.i.c v-.i t-utiwu, .imivh j- u puce on i;..j. -ji . ,
2d day of October." . . ' ' L -
Letcher of this State Chz:ksich Crrn'fr. ? ' j- "
- AGoodr Character:-?- I l good character.?! i'.'
to a young mail what a firm foundation U tr. I - -
the arlisnn' who proposes to erect a builJip -on
it;, he can buifd with .safety and 'all wHo.
upnou ii win l-.ive co:;iJer: v. ,.j soiitv J
a o.-V:Dg nucu win never bo wa;.:ed Lul Isj
a ?;ng!e pirt .of this te defective, r'r ! vou Vo '
a .zard, nrnidsl don .in- f-d di-r'-st tri
ten to one it will, tumble'd jwn et last r.ni,
mingle :ili that was L jilt on k iri ruin.. ' With'
out-ogjod character, povertv Ij n CL'r;- V
with it, it 13 s.-arcely 'ah evil. . Ilar'r.i-sT
cannot cxNt wl ' - "ood' :haract?r is
Good. TtiG 'lov
th'it Mr 'Cirey', vv i , ?poI.e
Exprcci ?iys "
a r'-!,t-or twoT
1 :etir. J, iif-
agrt.ni: the iri.'prr- 2 - t.
the' Park, told ;-. g. J - ,rv
c;i that occK,.
sion.- .Lie f-ivJ at a f
ion- .lie F.J I! at a f,- d-, Vince nn
.rirnt:., (-'.:.e of .Father ":ti. ,,s n-- '
.: .c-d at the wharf in NeWYeik, Ucn io
I
was . accosted Ly nn c'.i fri'-r..h
I at, I am I i to - ryu-i.i t:.;:fr
try; come e- ere a lit: r - I t ' 'A.
m-'.
ould
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A o
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