prnT.ISHEO \VEEKT.r
lU LEMUEL
J. THKKE nOlLARS A YEAH, PAID IN ABVAXCE.
Kop:i])er will be discontimtcfl, unless at the
r./tion of the editor, until all arrcaruges arc
CILiRLOTTE, X. C. TUESDAY, .WGUST 23, 1825.
'17.
AnvEiiTrsEMENTs will he insertcil at the usual
iitcs. Persons seiidin.5 in advertiscniL'nts, art^
re.]ucsted to note on the ir.arpn t^ie number of
,-,;ci tions, or they will be continued until forbid,
charg-cd according-ly.
tSlatfc oi‘ ^roY\A\-V^‘al*iAiwtx,
Mr.CKi.i'.Nnrito countv.
Mcdicinc.% Paints^ Oil, Csc.
BR. TIIOS. i. JOTIXSOX,
!!vperinr Court of Jmw, iSprhig Tcrvu 1825. ¥ f rcci'ived from Pliiladelph.ia and
I- , 5 ■ New-Vork a |,ancral assortment of urti'li. s
■3 ANK I-’l'-HlJV r.-f. Gray Perry.—Petition for
|9 Uivurte.—It ap])caring to the satisfaction
Hi’ the court, that the defendant i.s nut a rc si-
aeiit of this state • Ordered, thercff're, that ad-
Yt rtiscmc-nt l)C made three months in tlie (;ii-
T.wlui Journal, that tiie defendant ronie forward
r i or l>ei’ore tlie next Superior Cc.urt of Law,
tjbf held for the county of .Mccklenlmri;-, at. . .. •
t:.eCourt-House in Charlotte, on the 7th Mon-j ‘
rivaltiv the 4th Monday in September ne.xt,
i:i’l plead, answer or demur, otiu rwise the pe-
f.'ion v.ill be taken pro confe.'-bo and lieavd cx
rwte. 'J'e.stc,
J. M. IUJTCHISUN, Clh.S.C.
,3m51—])ricc adv. $4.
I^encral
in his line, wairantcd fresh anlgenuine, which
lie ])roposes to sell to Physicians and others,
wholesale and I’ctail, (M as rcasonal)le terms as
can be purchusediu Charleston, viz
Alum,
Alcohol,
Arrow Root,
Acid Nivric.
Acid Muriatic,
Antimoniul Wine,
Anderson’s I'ills,
Kther Vitriol,
Hark Ued,
Do. Yellow,
1)0. Pale,
Do. Calisaya,
IJorax,
Hrimstone Rol.
Itritish Oil,
Mateman’s Drops,
Halsam (,‘opaiva,
Halsam 'I'ohi,
iblaVii v)V* Xi)vU\>V!‘.\\H)\iv\a,
MLCKLli.MSl Uf. fOLN 1 Y.
C-y.irl of Equ'Ui) for Mtd''rnlnir{; coiiiiiy^
Mmj Si.'i.sioiin, IS2.-s.
Samuel Hoac'i, I N this ca'^e it. i? ordered,
r.«. f I that publication be maiie I
Andrew Heron, T six weeks in tlic. Catawba! ^
Jnn'es Moo>-e. ' .lournal, that uidess Aiulrew I t-^rj‘i'nion
K' ron and James Moore, two of the defendants 1 ^‘‘rl'oiuis Fern,
in tiiis case, appear at the next Snjx rior Court! Alba,
of Law and Equity, to be held for this county, ■ J.
on the seventh Monday after the fourth Mondav 1 t a'lthandcs,
in Hcptember next, and an.wer, the bill will be 2''’,,.
:.ken pro confesso and heard cx parte as to'
ti'.cin. 1). H. DUNLAP, c.M.i. J;'n'^mon,
bt49.—price adv. J‘J.
A l'\uvwcc i*ov Viav'^vvVus.
Cochineal,
Columbo Had.
Do. Pulv,
Cream Tartar,
Cubebs,
^1111' subscriber has upwards of five thousand
1. lolIars worth of stock on hand, consisting i Cheltenham Salts,
r*‘ upper, sole, and harness leather, wag-f^on j Calcined Magnesia,
[:• '.rs, of all descriptions, and coar»e slioes. j Camomile Flowers,
.\!l of the above articles he will sell low fur i Castile Soap,
c . ih, or to approved custonier.x, on a short , Carbon. Ammonia,
dit. 'I'hose who wish to purchase, will do
veil to call and examine his stock.
CA1J:U M. ^OR\VOOD
Auj»'ust 5, 1SC5.—jt-17
N. R. Hides, at the customary p!*icr:, v-ill he
Kceivcd in paymejit for any of the above arti-
clcs.
Corr’sive Siihlimatc
Cannella Alba.
Davies’ Powtler,
Dig-italis Pnrpuna,
Epsom Salts,
(llauber Salts,
Elix. Vitriol,
Ess. Peppermint,
Ess, Hi rgainot,
Ess. Lemons,
T'los. P)c n/oii>,
Elos. Sulphur,
Eowlt r's Solution,
Gentian Had;
i\m\ \iol l*uv
ri^IlE subscriber oFers t'cr sale
hoii.-e and Jot in Lincoln-
£ ii ton, situated 0!i M:ii;i-strert. coutli
of the Court-House, and adjoining'' (;um Anunoniac,
Andrew Uuinsour's. The lot is bcaulilu!|> '•i-u- (.iui'i .\ial'ic,
ited, eh vated aiul healthy, and will lie sold low (;uin Assalbctida,
for ca.sh, or on a short credit. Any one wisii-^ (iuTu M\rrh,
in^ to ]niichasc, can learn the ti rms. on a[ii)li- t,i,iu Aloes, .
ration to the subscriber, or to Martin C. Phifer, (ium tiambog-ia,
Lincolntr,n. WM. CLf-VKlUiOUSE. , (ium Camphor,
Charlotte, Aug". 5, IbU.).—otl7 (ium Dpiuin,
- — I iiuaiacuni,
’VuWm'Vwj; ViusVwoss. ; (;um Kmo, •
PH E subscriber has removi-d his s!u>p from ^
Salisbury, and permanently located himself ]>„]y
j:i Cabarrus cour.ty, six miles sonth-west of Con- povdcr
conl, and one half mile south-east of Poplar 'i,Vh niniiiiciit '
Tent, where !ic is prepared to do all kinds of j .nubnuni *
'•vork in the newest and most fas]ii(/nable style. " ’
}le has made an enLraf^enu iit with the most
tclebrated Tailors in Philadelphia, for rec.'i\-
n;,^ the fashions n gnlarly from that eni])orimn
ta^te and fashion; and lie wlil at all tinn .i
have it in his power to com])Iy with any onlt rs
^liat may be sent him, at short notiei-. Me will
^iso regularly receive the latest ta^hions of La- j
'iics' dresses and habit'., and will be enibied at!
ir.y time to cut. and if la cinired, tw niake them,
In a style equal to anv in this p.irl ot t!ie i oun-
•Tv. THOMAS V. CANON.
-Vupiist 5, 1325.—.'t;ri'
01. .Minthae Pip.
Manna I'lakc,
Pi arl Parley,
Piiosphas Sods,
Parej>-f)ric,
Quick Silver,
(iii^ssia Hasped,
Uhubarb Hoot,
Do. I’owdcr,
Ih'd Prcci;iitate,
Seidletz Powders,
Sovla i'owders.
Senna,
Nltras I’ota^sT,
Sulphas i^otassT,
Pow den.d Savin,
Seneca Snake Hoot,
Serpentaria Virginiana,
Secale CornutTun,
Had. X’aleriani,
Hail. Scilhe,
Sarsaparilla,
Sulphate Quiiiiiir,
Sa^'O,
JJed Scaliiiij AVas,
Sugar Lead,
Stoughton’s Bitters,
Spt. Lavender, compd,
Spt. Nitri, Dulci.
’I'arfar Emetic,
Salts Tartar,
Cr>.ta Preparata,
Pearl Ash,
Mace,
Hose Water,
U\a L’rsi,
J.ac Sulphnris,
English .M'.istal’d,
'l'\irner’s Ci rate,
)’asilicon,
OilClov.'s,
Oil ('innanion,
Sj)t. iViiidereri,
i-pt. Hiulfhorn,
Scammany Ah-ppo,
Vafers, in bo,\e.s.
r.iiy'rs, cr.
Ground White Lead,.
Dry Yellow-Oelirc,
Spaiii'^h Hrown,
Verdu;Tis,
\'eiii tiiin Red,
(’rcnu Yellow,
(;hinese \ (.rniiliicn,
English rmbcr,
liose l*>nk,
’I'trra Deseana,
Ped Lead,
Prussian Pluc,
Stone Ochre,
3 amp lii.ick,
;um Copal,
thim Shi llac,
S|)t. '1’vu‘pi ntinr,
S])anish W lii’ii'i'',
. Miiceauba Snull,
Kiippee do.
Si her l.eaf,
iold do.
ItronLce, Silver Gold,
oii;
Siiop Krriiitir.’e, of evc-
■ ry desci'iiition.
F'or Ihc benefit and cnaniragcnicnt of
IMECHAMS^I
in the Western part of North-Carolina.
Ticket.';, at ?2.
Not tico rjlanks to a Prize.
1 Prize of $500 (Phoston and Cotton Saw
Gin) .... is joClU
do #;>00 (Family Coach) - is 300
do S250 (tiig) . . is 250
do !fl60 (do.) . - is 18U
do J13U Olo.) - - is loU
do $100 (Side Board St Cotton Saw tiin)
is 200
do JRO (Gig and Sociable) is 160
do ^20 (Bedsteads) - is 40
do $14 (a set of Tables) Is 42
do SI2 (Windsor Chairs) is 24
do 510 (two Ladies’ M ork Tables and
one Pembroke) - is 30
do J8 (Bellows top Cradle) is 8
(10 S6 (6 Ploughs, 2 Street Lamps, and
2 Lard Cans) - is CO
do ^5 (Hats) . . i-i 50
do ?4 (Candlestand) - s 4
do $3 (do) • - is 3
do (do) - - is 60
do $2 (25 cast steel A.xes, and 275 ]>air
Shoes) - - is 600
431 do $1 (Tin Ware, Jewelry, Shoes,, &.c.
&c.) ... is 431
793 53072
Tickots can be had in Charlotte of the under
signed (Commissioners, by letter, postage paid,
inclosing the moiiey ; or from their agents in
Salisbury, Statesville, Concord, Lincolnton,
Vorkville or I.ancaster; who pledge themselves
to pay the prizes as set forth in the itcheme,
thirty days after the drawing', or refund the
money to pnrch.asers of tickets, provided the
scheme shall not be ilrawn.
SAM’L. HENDERSON,
C.HEEN KENDRICK,
JNO. BOYD.
N. B. Explanatory Hand Bills can be had of
the Commissioners.
•15
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
2
3
1
10
10
1
1
20
300
PROPOSAI.S,
FOn PCBLI8HI.NG, WKK.KLT, IN THE TOWN OF FAY-
ETTKVII.I.K,
‘ ^ liELHilOUS r.ll'EH,
TO U1 CAI.LF.i) TIIK
X OYl\\-CaYvA*nv.v
CONUfCTKl) nv
REV. ROBERT. H. MOHHISON, A.M.
The importance of periodical publications
has long been felt and acknowledged. B\
them intelligence is ditliised, error corrected,
prejudice removed, vice restrained, and \irtiie
cherislu d, to an extent wor1h\ of regard. As
men feel a die]) interest in whatever relates to
their political rights and lem]Miral prosperity,
vehicles of worldly news have, in all civili/ed
countries, bei n souf>ht with i iigi riuss and su])-
ported with liberality.
But as the claims of Jehovah, Hie interests of
the Soul, and the solemnities of Etern.ty, far
sTirpass in magnitude ali other tliing-^^, it is re;>-
sona!)le to expiret that ri l gious jni'diratioi.s
would, rise up, gainings patronage among nu n
and exerting' a beneficial inthience in forn.ing
their cliaracters. Ha|)])ily, the ])resi nt age is
beginning to answer this exijectation by a
growing anxiety for religious knowhi'ge, and
a lovely display of benevolent i nterpri.s . \\ e
live at a time when pbms Cor i)itblic good are
boldly conceivid and fearlessly ( \eentid. To
bless othi-rs is becoming thi ambition of the
highest und the recompense of the lowest. To
stop the growth of human misery by opposing
the march of human corruption, is now attemi)t-
ed in almost every land. To carry, “ tar as the
curse is found,” the tidings of peace and the
means of purity, unites the streiigtli of a thou
sand hands, and engag'es the piayi.rs of ten
thousand hearts.
These elforts arc not w ithout sniecess. The
cause of truth ijrosjiers. 'Fbe kingdom of rig-h-
teousness advances. The works of darkm-ss
give way', and unnumberi'd triumphs fif the
gospel promise the ajiproach of better tinu'S.
But the work is only l)egun. Millions of the
human family are yet covered with darkr.ess
guilt, and ]iollution. 'I housands in our own
country know nothing of the way of life.
To Christians the cry for help must be rais
ed. They are the honored instruments by
which (,’lii'ist will set up his kingdom in the
world. His st.'uidard they are privileged and
ricjiiiredto follow, anfl to do so without dis
may, and fight under it without ilefeat, they
must act in amra t. 'I'o secure this they must
know their relative strength and movements.
NOli'I'ir-t.VltOl.lXA
!L: © W. iii 'r »
’ (For the hcncft of the Oxford .'Icculcm if.)
SECOND CLASS,
To be drav.'n positively in November next, and j In a well-organized army there are w’atctunen
co’mpietcd In ."i few minutes. | to look out for danger, ami messengers t(i re-
■ j)ort the acts of lach division, and the success
B. VATL5 C A. MMNTYHE,
S(’1!KME.
1 Vv\zn of*
>JO,OOU
.20,000
1
10,000
10,000
5.000
10,000
n
1,090
3,980
18
l.UUO
1 .H,(;l,0
1«
500
y,:.uo
IH
i(/0
1,800
Ihii
50
‘1,300
18G
V'S
4,650
148R
10
1-1,^80
13950 .
5
c'.y, 7o0
AND
1.5,870 Prizes,
26,970 Blanks,
?171,3tj0
4?,810 Tickets
of every attempt ; so, in the host of tlie l.ord
iiere must be heralds to bear tidings of what
Is doieg, and sent'ncis to guard against hostile
iuvasloiis. Till-army of Christ is not draw n up
in fine* tield of battle. It is scattered over the
whole earth. Hence the necessity and useful
ness of religious j)apei;s, by which (diristians in
evi ry country may know what is effected, what
reni.iinsto be done, and how tf) co-ojiiTate with
each other in iloing it. 'I'here is no other way
in which to make known the wants of i very
section of the Chureli, and to insure concentra
ted and vigorous exertions among the frientls
of Zion. Accordingly, in all |)arts of the
Church, and among all deno'Tninatioiis ofChris-
tiaiis. such publications are rajiidly multiplying
and cheerfully supi)orted.
North-Carolina, containing a popuhition' cjf
more than, six tiuiifh’ed thousand, and many
tlfiurishing Churches, has 7iiif onr fnu'h }ui}nr.
Lunar Caustic,
Lee’i, Pills,
Magnesia Lurrip,
>U reurial Ointment,
Nutmegs,
(j)i'delcloc,
Ol. of Anis. ' _
(Xj* 'I he Doctor yet contlnnes t’le practice of
Medicine, as her totere.
Charlotte, July 16. Ib2.i,—!2ti.
, '1 his i.s a Lottery foririod bv the ternary com
bination and pernlutation of'36 numbers. To Why this lamentable deiici ncy ? No state in
I determine the prizes tiurelii, the 36 numbers ihe union, of etiual imi)oitance and respecta.
I will be sevirally placed in a wheel on the day ; I»>‘' supports one or more.
iof the drawing, and five of ilieni be (1i:>wn out; i The experiineijt is i.iow to be made, whether
and that ticket having' on it tlie 1st, 2d and 3d the peojde of our state are willing to patroiu/e
drawn Nos. in the ordf-r in wh'ch ilrawn, will be eucIi a publication. That tiny are richly able
entitled to the prize ( f ?2(',C'00, and those live none w ill pn tend to di ny.
otiier tickets which !,liall have on thini the Slime I 'riu' eilitorol the Ti.i.Kf;nAi'H will use eve-ry
Nos, in the following orders, shall be entitled to > exertion to fiial.e it a faithful jnornal of’ rej.gi-
ilic prizes allixed to theiii, resjieetivcly, viz:
The 1st, 3d and 2d to ^'10,t>00
2d, 1st and ;)d to 5,i»('0
2d, 3d and 1st to 6,l-'00
."il, Island 2d to
3(1, 2d and 1st to 1,990
The ISotlur tiikits which ;.!i.ill have an
lliem three of thedi'awn numUii's, and those
The “Sfulliern I’i'c.i iier" Ins': ■ i''''nily
for deliverv to t!ie siib. ( ribfi's tiir si im.
>:mc jia.M—tlie’Mi!i.-.'"ri''er . ai'e la ([ue. tei! to
■oine torwat'il, hv tiv Coniils Couit, ."lul re-
'■ivo tiieir liook,'. 'I'l.i f.ilitor is in del.', ior
'■le printing snd paiJ'.-r, and v.'->!ies1o seltli. his
“''CoUiits, ;i!j soon as |)OSiiMi . '1 !ie I'On'i.S ai'e ill
Mr. Miiiih's store. Tliosv beol. • vUiiiii .a*e i.>t
■^ken aw.iv by the aixiv.- tiihe, will lie sohi at
riiblie, Ani'tiiin to tlie hi'dn-i iii.im :'. .ml sub-
;'^ribers v.ill be lu id ivMi-.ii^ible " i:.e i.aU
3nce, on all s;.lt undi r the sabsenptioii piicc.
Augii.4 hs.’j.—3t ,7
AAiiON V>
.SV:;-//, Chair i\’- Oniaiiinital
IVVt.'S'i’Kil.
.1.3 P-’l i;is thanks to l:is treT. Is and the
pul. lie, ior the Tlie., I'..1 eneoiil'.i
I’.as liln a'.iy i\\ eiv ■ d, and respi
'Uitimiance of [Mirin
WlM)S()lt
T.isrr cii'tis! M.mxo.
WITT.IAM ( I I \ IdUIorsE
I ni'A'^’lN'’ comiUi lU'* d i!ie above bhsnc'-s in
' fi I the tow n of Ch.ii'l.'tte, n.^iiei tfullv s-li. It^
I a bliarc of public p.itronage. iiis wor'.; will be
j neatly and durably con-trncted, ami will be
I dispo’si d ef (Ui acroinii.o'litm),- terms,
! ;uul ^ ilMlt'
i tit r, ran i;c Itntl *:i ‘•liorl notice,
i Charb.He, Fe!.. lo25.
three the 2d, 3d and .5111, the ^d, -Ith and 5th, i
ons intelligi nee, and an inipartial advo'ati- of
Christian doctrine and vit:d pi' ty. He will have
bifore him a choice .seb (tion of the lust |ia-
pers and mag;: zinfs in this c(/un'ry, and some
of the able.-.t foreign journals, fVorn . w hieh he
hopi s at all times to iie able to pnsi nt an in
teresting aistr:i'l of iisi I'mI iiiforni ition. Jle
will al io be aided bv 01 ij;iiial eomniumcation.s
bv some ot the mo,st distiiigui&bed genliemen
, m.tde to or-
He
■tiK lit w 'ii'e!i
liilly solicils
is I iKtVi d
‘‘’''do all kiIl(!^ of rain'ing mi In
'■■'Miers may (.lepeiid. on having tlicii' work m,at-
•; ' XI cut. r|, uud W nil tlespaU It.
I’.tinMi',; 111 the ci.iiiitiy v,il! be d.oiie on
‘■'■ 'ri notice.
•' B. 0!J tl.:.'.rs r.'-paint -.1 re-gilt.
^ r-'J.;.— 1;!'
ND fo!
Divid H
g neration,
=i.v:i M
ri.hll'-iUMi,
11ll-.  );'i.'e, in a jyiniplib't j
i."i , 11 :i pi. ee w 11 by j
1 ..‘I'll d I i :i' 1 .'ilv I lood «.'J I
r. :: I'l.. ..j v.ia . I
Vu\u‘a\Au ImwiV.
g\\ Tuesd.'iy, the ■:.,d d:iy of August next,
X ^ at till Conrt-lieine in Charlotte, will be
sold a valuable tr.e.t of LAND, now in the pos-
seyhion (,f Samuel Porter, lying on the wiu. i's
'if I.onv Creek, alnait nint.' luiles froin'Cbar-
loite, e'.'ntaining ubont three hur.di'evl ai'i'i >,
1 Till:- tr.u'l is nearly ali woo iiaiid, tie.re In ii;;;
I not more than fifty acres cleaM.d. I' \ > v.\ II a-
!(laptid to t!ie culture ot' cotloii, eiirn, w heat.
1 i'.". and is remarkably well t.n.liered. One^bah
I (if the purchase m"!iey to be paid in tiiii
i iiiontbs. and. llie r> sidiie in iitu e;i monti
the tlii,e of the s.de ; llu jiureliaser gi\ii.,
and secur.ty.
Due attention will be given, by
JOHN P.f-ACK. .'V ( r.rt^rvUn-s oj
,M. I,. 1> \ N ID^sON, 5 AkvV/
.Ti;-.',e 21, ‘l^;7
A
4 VVMII.V (d' Nccroes. rons'^tii.g of
A. low. 111. wiiV, aii-I sever:d ebibha n. would
1 I (.iispo'. (I of ujion ’be n
: I'les, I)', apjdy .iig ’ •
inierseii.
the .)'l, -lib aii'i ■'lb in some one of their sev
eral orders of combination or pi rmiitation, w ill
ea»h be entitled t> a ]>rize of ^ 1,000.
Tl'o^e LS other tickets whieli sliall have on
them three of the drawn nnniber.-. ami thnye
tbre.-, the Lt, 2d and 'Itb, the 1 2d aii.l .■>!h,
or t lie 1 ,f, 3d and H li. ill some i.ui. 11 ' lu u' '-e\ -
I ral orih rs of
4ate
A . h arning and religion adorn and promote
each otle.r, and_ coiiioi be sipanitirl v.itboiit
nnitilatiiig both, the colnmns ot the 'I'l legraph
will be filb-d in [-art wltli m h (t literaiy ])iiccs,
ilesigned to ini re.ise ilie knowled:;e anil grati-
i\ the i:i'ti (d' all lt^ n ad. rs. .And ci.ns-
ti:.n-)Ow e many (4 tie :r deanst j>i iv lle;; s to
oinbiii.iiiini or pi nniit.ilion, dl ! , j,,, (ou.i ;ti;i inn ofonr v.Im and h.ip-
e'.’.cb be enfiticcl lo a prl/.e ot rj'jo. j . and ar'- de ply In'i i-( s*r d in
'1 hose IS o'du r tif.'kits* V. hl( b sludi baveon. prospuit', a tliilhtol htall ot' polltc.il
them three of the dra’.Mi nuiu!)ers, will each be .hnnLslic and t'.,reign, will at all tiim .,
entitled to a (in/.e of ^10!).
'1 hose 1 l b tickets w inch sh dl have two of th( A pprnpri ilo rrnn rks on .•*,grli nitnral Im-
Iraw n ii'imbers on tbi n., and tlm^i two the Jd ^ n,, |,is ;i,id ln,n > ,,tie i.eunomy will occa
sionally lie ihsCi'ted.
And •' his', bn' net b ast,” the Imjirovi inent,
di^rnily and osi '1 Ine > ot tlo I t iii.de hi Will
find a wdlin;,' and sinci re advoe.'.ti
ai.d -Ith, in
a 1-
l iilier order, will eath be cniitled to
I'l'oni
bond
fel-
t accommiKl'itii.g
rho-e 13i) tickets wl'.icli shall have two of
ihe drawn minibi-r.-. 011 tin in, and those two, tlie
.ul and -Ith, in i itl.i r on’.i r, w ill i ai li be enti
tled to a ])rlze ot'
.\1I other-., bein.c MPiB, having two of the
diawn numliei's ni them, wdliaehbe eiitith d
to a pi'izi '.f ^
.\i ilall those ] .1,r'.)0 tlike' ., having but or.e
of tin- (ir.iv.n nunii>'rs i.n tiiein, will each be
entitled to a prl/,e oi'
No tieki t whleh shall h.iv e drawn a pri/'- (d
a sii)>erlor ili'iioininalion, can be i ntitled to an
ini' lior j.'ri/e.
Pri/i jiayable 30 d..ys after the tlrawing, ami
sVibject tt) the u>ii;d diduet'iin i.t 13 |'rr i i nt.
liole Tickets (Hj
Half do. 2 '0
(inart'.-r do. .....
P.ack.ig. ,'. (vf 12 tii kfts, ( mbraeliig tiic .V;
nnm! ers (>t the Lottii"., v. bicli inu't if mci s-
s'.ty draw i^r live.* r^Jl n.' , wirli -o ii.oiv
chances for candaU ; erslnres ot p:irk,ue:> n.ay
be had at the .‘alia; rate, vi,; :
I'acki.j^i s of w iiole, ■ - - '.'i)
Of halves. , )
Of >.iiart( rs j 1
I O •(!'. 'C (V - I W ir V ,.t d.;, of-
iieatly prints d, loul
No ad\ ( rtiM. iiient.. w ill be
p;i])i r will
with the l,e:,t tv p
adiiiltted.
The fir t rnin.bev will be issind ris soon as a
snfT.cii i.t iiuiii!.' r (f -.idiserihei-s i, oblii.m il.
I'f.i-', tiii'ee liidh.r-. a ''-nr, or t\vj dol-
Ia:■^ and t.iiv ei nt . it puid in aUvaiice.
J in/i H' i , Jt'ly 1. 1 JJ.
*,* Sul):,crlptio!\s reci r.eil at this offire,
(’oilcli 'J'l'iniHiiH!.*; Harness
rij'iHE -.11’ ‘.'.■il
M abo'.el.ll'.
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hu'l 1. at 1 e'be e
ai! ... tie]' . jli
aid J' r- y V.
niid j.lat.-d , vw
K'e T) Ill s done :i
I r has I,pen* 1! a shop f.r the
le .■> in till 1,01 ■ e oil' b •
c( r '.. Co'.,. ':,rri:i!;-e M'lkin:,'
Intei.d.-. k( I ping on .'.’,n;i\ on
■ 'b
(.It eii tl,!
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iis l.i.e of bu'-ln. : >
I'll tlai'i.i .., !!arm i-s, |d:iln
■i.,( and ia»I!..rs, 'vC. .vc,—
ill.- vli.ii'iit niitice and on tin
iiin THE C.XTAVV Hi jolh.sai..
JVVKNILE ESSJYS—M). 3,
THE ADVANTAC.r.S OF T.EAHNINC
DIS( H'LLNE.
“ nni'tn'titi .'•f d vim j.ri iiuivi t iusihun
Ji'irfi'jtn: iiiliii.', jiii fcia rolcrt.iif.''—iioh.
But I c.trning ;idvances the dinate forci'.
And rig'ht disi iiiline strengtlw iw the breast.
WIh'ii I taken view of binn.di natuir,
and (ibservc tlie various luovenuuts of
the htmiaii niiiul, on u!I si(!cs I aio in
volved iti dilViculties wbii h seem insnpc-
raldc, hecanse of the w olid*', |'uI vv oi !»mgs
ol’tlir liunuiu intellt'ct. 'I'he uudei stat d-
iii'T (d'ii'an )>t i scuts to the )!hih»so]d'.ei'a
,>ro!>U'tn tOf» deej) for liint to fatlmni. Of
•il! the woiidei's ioniuctei, with niii- sys-
leni, till' power bv w hic b v\ e rt asoii sc iiis
'() be inr)sl voiidci I'ui—we e;u. I cMer uti-
iler^taiu! the operaiit.fis id’ tlie senses of
seoiti:,, Iieanii;;', because tbev.e ilimgn
are (lativ belMi e our e\es—but bow eati
we I'easoii, seeiiis lo us a />t!rtiio.v. Vet,
man coiitiuues (he same I'lumave id ai'e;
•‘Xcept wlie'-e IMiicatioii ieiio\ates him.
The ieaitied Horace fem-.ik'-, as it is
in our motto, w hen speaktiiiv "I
ra! tendeiic,) lhai the i/fVpiiiu;; have to
follow the Steps (d ti.eir ; III est. is—
“ In jincrriy, rvf in njuis pnlruni
{'irft!; tier imhrl/fiii Janriv,
J’rii^fvirufil a>piilii; culiiiiifiri/n,
Jhrfrina Md vim prnvinvti in\i.tnm
Jurtiijuii cult us- pictara rolmruut."*
lie endeavors lo prove ihal iliecc is in all
animals and in Man, a nattiral inlu«1 itatu c
of tin; pai'i'iit’.s (lualiltes, hut whi. I in
must l)t> ciil'ivated, ii\ order that ils
lu'auties may appear, atid that its us«
may ho palpable. To prove that Learn
ing efl’ccts lliis, we need otdy c.oin[)ure
ourselves with the .\horig;in('s of our hu])-
py rotmtry—these sava;^es jxissess “in
nate force” as well as we do, bul have not
ihe advardai^es of llducalioii ; neilliei in
rei^ard to them cati w o say ‘Ti!;lil eulliva-
tioti stictigtlieiis Ihe heart.” For Mi(*
want of this, they ar».‘ an inauspicio.us rat tt
of mortals. 'I'he beauty uf the savaoe
inlelleet n(itvnil!;i^ and ours in a v’lllirnlcil
state, may weli be compared wi.h iht;
iieaii'ifiil monunient and the hui,e block
in the finally of marble. 'I’be liiu- te\-
lurt.’ and sniM\-like whiteness is naturuliy
in the marble, yet the hands of i,.e ai lifi-
ccr must pass over it, tiiat tliese I’uie tex
tures and beaut.’fnl ' olors i.’.ay *-liire vviili
proper liistic. So with tlie niiletteied
savage.—'I'he treasure .of a stron;,^ mind
is hid-v. ithiti, and can only he l/i output
out by Kdumtioiu We see tlui‘f sotii, of
the forest, bra\e even to di’speration, and
patient even to siilleniK’ss. If tho.se hue
priiu'iple.s uer‘ wrought on properly by
I.vnntinf'y what a mi;;hly nation iiii;.;lit
they be !' J*y this comtiai ison we luay
see that nothini,; embellishes a man more,
and riiak»‘s him an insiruineni lil more;
general utility, than lUhh oHin). If it
were not lor this Eilnriilinii of wbii.h tt\e
Poet s])eaks, where would be on;* codc
of wholesome laws and i emulations, bijiU
ec( lesiastieal and tialioiia!, whieli arc
so afimirably cab nlated to ;,nide os t),i/
thin world iti teiiijjo'-al hajipim . ,
pi epatc for I he h ipjiiiie's v. Ii.i li aw aits
us in the next } \\ e c atiuot be^iei value
Ka'nr/ilioii^ lliaii b\ ( omiiarinij one l,ap[)V
oiidition with that of the Aborii'iiie.'j
of America. Learuiti.ipio: only |)iom'.' es
the innati; lorce, bill /ii'/it J'in pfint
sireiuMliens the heart. \'v hat hnt this
Kilnrrlinn and right Dirjipiinc atiimatfd
the inati^tiiuiiiuons (icei o lo the pet lo. iii-
ance. of hi ■. diniciill duty, and pi'oinj)leil
him in tlic iwidst (d his (laiii^er, to per-
I’orm the duly vv hi'.h lie fiwcd lo his co'in-
try. Ilis iiiinr! wu . .>o ( I'iliivhicneij, unil
his heai t was so st i' ii;;tiieiieil by n^ht
('in'lir/tl,on /t.'.i/ijiiiiic, that he couid.
stare daii|;er, and i \t ii death in the luce.
It was a suijstantial JCd:n n'iun and jn)f)d
I)isrip!iii(\\\\\d promj)t( d \N’a.‘,hiiit;to’i ic/
dt i'end bi-o  oiiiili ). Had be nol posses-
-,ed tlie .e advantag* s, wha would have
pievented him from acting the jiarl .jf
some of our 'i’oi y n if»hbors ; and tlius
aiditii^ the inva .ion (d' his ( (juniry It.
is well known that (len. MarK/ii atlrlbu-
ted 'I'ory isiii to h;n'iriinrc. '! h(.' ciiliiva-
lioii of our intelh i i p. not only usrf'td, but
it is !h/iui-(iL'c in Ibe hi.d'.cst uegi ee, jis it
IS ( iilargiii;.; and iid'ormiii;;' lhai part of
onr ii.'itui e, whieli dist i!i;Miishe ; us most
I'roni tbebinlal paitol the cicaii0!i; and
whii h may will be termed the Jjirine
];ai t of .Nlan. “I'lien lujw l.aid.ibh- lo cnl--
iivate this lleaveli-born prii.iijde! At.o-
'her reason tliai may he i;i;;ed, why we
si'.ouhl p.iv peculiar rci'arrl lo t'li . Divine
pail ofonr r.alu.'c i , becati f ilali.rie v-ill
'.III vive tlit w rei k of iiine. 'i’lii rru m i|s i.if
lldnrution are i,iaiiy ijnrl !';r-e; t. Many men
il has raiseil I'l'oin tlie flarke.-,t obscuiity
to piace.i of lifjiior ; and aiiioiu' the liap-
most t'." -onu'.le lei a.;,.
1.1.1 W \ I f INL, ro.v.
,Ui, iiv’j —.vClt'
• Th( re is in bnllr; and in liorsi s the spirit of
ih( Ir 1 itb' I's, or mi'cs. .Ncithi r dot s tin f ro-
 loiis i;.g!i gei • rate the ttil,e dove lint,
h ;irn.!ij; a.lv.u.ei tin ini.M' f.orcc, and
eul’n xt;or. i'.r..i:i;t!.'.iiii lilt liciu’..