VOL. U ]
CUARLOTTE, .V C. TlllSJUY, DECluMJiEll 27, 1855.
[NO. 63.
PlTHI.ISilEI) WKKK1.Y
RyLE.MI KL l5I\(;irAM,
TllUUIi DOLLAIIS A TKAU, PAH) IN AIIVANCE.
•I*
iS’o paper will be discontinued, unless at tlie
isci’tflion of the editor, until all urre;ir;ig-es arc
aid.
AitvEUTisEMKNTB will be inserted at the usual
tes. Persons sending’ in adveilisenicnts, arc
(juested to note on the margin tlie number of
scrtions, or they will be continued until forbid,
nd charged accordinj,Hy.
3tA\u
IIK sul)scriber lui>iiiij obtained I-i tters ot
Administration U|)on thi. estate of John
ovd, deci used, takes tl>is inctthod of in!‘orniing
hose w ho arc iiulebtod by iu>te or book ac-
ount, that payment must be made on or boiore
lie l'cl)ruarv court of MecUlenl)uri^ county;—
*\()se w ho l.tii to attfiid to tliis notice, will Juivt
o se ttle with cost.
Those wlio have any demands against siiid
cciased, are rciurstc-d to make them known
■itliin the time prescribed by law, or this no-
’ce will l>e plea;l in l)ar of nco\cry.
Tiie Administralor further iiotilies those who
re indebted to said !i ci :ise(l, that during- Ills
CIIARLOT'rj':
THK 'I’rustoes of the Charlotte Female Acad
emy have the pleasure of announcin,!^ to the
public, that the txtrcisesof this Institution will
commence on the fii"st Monday in Jyuuary next,
under the superintendence ot'the Kc v. 'riiomas
(Cottrell and l.adj'. A large and convinunt
brick building, located in one of tlie most iKalthy
situations in this village', has been erected, which
will be occupied by the IJev. T. Cottrell and
family. Ample funds for the s\ipport of this
Institution, have been placed in the lian.ls oi tin
I rustees by the liberal donations of the citizei s
ot ( barlotte and its imuiediatc vicinit\', who
stand pledged, as well as the 'I rustees, for its
r sj)ectability. 'I he 'I rustees feel assured, from
the high recomniendatioiis of Mr, and Mrs. Cot
trell, with which tiiey have been furnished fron.
the most uncpiestionable sources, andfrcm t!u
long experience in the management of Institu
tions of this kiiul, that those who feel a lively
interest in the success of this Acaciemy \>iJl not
be (iis:i])pointed. 'I'he vurious brandies of Fe-
mule Kducation, both literary ;ind ornamental,
will be taught; and the most unremitting i.tten-
tion is pledged to the manners and morul.s of the
pupils. Boys, not exceeding ten } ears old, \vd
be admitted. The first session will closc on tlu
lifteenth ol ,?une, and the next session eoni-
niv-nce on the next day and close on the latii ,i
l)sence iVom (duiiioUe, i!ie notis and boobs of | November. Hoarding can be had in respectai)le
no. lioyd, lieeeasrii, will at ;ni\ time be I'ound ; iamilics in town, at forty «lollars per sc.'-siun.—
\ the iianis of \Vn>. Smith, of Ciiarlotte, v lio j Terms of tiiition, in the lit( rary * ranehes, per
fuilv authorised to make settlements anl session, 5f>10 UO. 'I'hc ornamc-nt;.l branches will
rant receipts.
I’ACI. nAUlUNf.KIt,
Nov. 26, —.ir.itrJ
WJNIvSOli
AM)
T.iATF cjuin M.iiaxa,
Wll.I.IAM Cl I.VKRIiOUSK
JAVIM; comn:enc( d the abo\ t business in
t!ie t')w n of Charlotte, respictfull} solicits ■
li.u'e of public ]).itronage. iiis w ork will be ■
•;itlv jMid durablj eoiistnirlcd, ^muI will be)
hposed of on aeceiiuiiodatnig terms.
be taught upon the tollow i.ig terii's, \
Muslin Work and Marking, pr. Session, j
Kmbroidery, - . . ,;o xy
Drawing and Tainting, on paju r, do lu
d() do on velvet, do I'J
Music on the Fiant), - . do 20
F.ach payable in ad\anc»*.
ovV\\-i'ftYo\\ua ^re\ogva\>\\.
Til'll ir. F.ditor of the \ortb-C'ai e!ii a 'I'elegraph
^ f;ives information to ;.ll conct rned, that he
exjjiels the jjublication of his p:.])er to com-
nu lue the first week in '.lanuary next. 'I'lufrie
pt rsons holding sul.'scri])tien papers are request-
i (i to n.:ike ret\irns f si.bscrilu rs’ !!ann s, at the
lartliest, by ’be 1 jth (t’ Dect nd)cr. l’a|)ers di
rected totlie Fcsf ('fl'n in I': yetteviih , I)', pri
vate conveyance or by n ail, will be duh attei»-
del to.
'1 he F.ditor W('uld !o in justice to his own feel
ing's not to e?.pnss lu'- warniest giat'tude, ibr
the bberal eiKr i,rag ini nt he has alreadv re-
eeivel. If any 'iii. g were waniing to C(jnfi’-m
his ton\iction c* ti;e necessity and impovtance
t)t such a pubhcat'on, the jjatronage he has re
ceived from ail classes cf society fV(,iu ev
ery pail ot ibe State would certainly do it.
It In ho[)cd that all w In. w ish to posse, s the
pa])er ti om its con:ine!;eemci'.t w ill in u.i diate ly
seiid in tip ir namts, either b} giving t!,em to
till se who have pr(;posab, or by leavii'g them
rn -i-.y Fost-.\j;isti r w ho w dl forwan! ttiein.—
1 lie I'resent expt ctat!(M'i is, to puolisii in i>au.j)b-
•et !onii, ccntain.ui;- I'j a week, niaking
.i>o;uineor csoJ]) gos a j.ar; so that tht.se
• lo take tile trom its cin".'.iit licence nt,
i!.a\ file away lor h.tnre usefulut ss a greater
iiiass ot reiigioo’-, poi’iueal, and literan iritv.lli-
j iine than eiit , p.rlii.p->, be ((-i'.ected in any
otb r w; y, so little expi iise.
N. lusteisot tju (»i-si,'el '1 t taighoiit tlie Slat
are re({uest d t(.- nai' ( known to their congre
gations the antic pati d comment ement of this
p pt r, aiiu to eiitt-i.rage all who wish to sub-
ser.lie !o it without lii h'-y.
li is believeti tliijt if those who have idready
tuk n a deep u ti i v.st n. this ol ject W ere respec
tively to exert their infiucnee a little further,
that a sul.tcrij.tion sufi'ciently larg-e would be
oljtiiiiU'd to ensure the cent ■ luiaiiee of a .lour-
N. I.. few piip.bs ran be accommodated r.;.| so n ach n.,;eded. Upon tnis inHueiice the
w ith board :.t the Acad n»v.
l>AVtl) |{. ijt’M.Al*, ^
JdiiX iliW IN’, yCuntmittcc.
UM. J. ai,kxam)i:h, 3
h\64
(Ij'Tl.c editors of the Camden Mironicle and
; V e.stern Caridinu.n. will give tiu; alx;ve adver-
Skttkks and 'Wihtim; (.’iimks, made to or-^ tisc.iient Jinr iiisi rtions in tiu ir rt sjieetivc pa-
T, can be li:id on slii'rt notice. ■ pers, and forw ard their accounts for pio inent.
Charlotte, Ft 1). 5, IH.’J. lyt?." 1
j.ditoi eonh'l; i.t!y caliulaUs, and |.ron.is(s his
best I xcrtit ir. tn r..et i Uie j.'iddic cxj)ectation.
I'aj etli. \ ilie, ',ov. 2J. '
V vv\ V* ut C u-S\\eWti*,
A NKW INVKNTION.
Of the Sidle of Nar!h-C(trolina.
\CObl'F,C'l' ’>;ip of lh(.' ‘ tafe in \ hieli lie
resides must be a de-.ii;.i.'e ob;.-. \ ' everv
VI
\TV‘-> hcreliv g've notice to the citizens of | i>i-'>taut. A general attendance is reijiiestt il.
f Mecklenburg countv, that w e have pur-j V' %
J. V. K
IIav-svm r.t FAir.TTt.\ 11.1.K,
-1 ii'.eeuii;., (/I uie. i rustees oi tne //«/•- ■ indniilual. V hatevi r n.:i\ l:f a n i.i. .. .;eciir:i
I loltt .jraiitmy w ill hc held at the Court liouse in ■ tion in life, it fr. pu i.tly l.’. ct '.i.e^ .ir,poitant t
this ])ia( e on S:.t rday, the olsi ot December him, as a niatti r ol iKcuiMuy luteresl, to jnissrs
Meckknbuvg county, that we have pur.
:iscd the riu'!it ibr n. .uuf'acturing’ a .>>acliine,
lied the FA t'F.N T COKN SI i KI J.KK, and
soon ha\e tiiem on ir'i'ul tor sale. orthe| . i*. ; . , >
iplicitv of its construct.on and its i:tihl_\ to | VCCtlVCll—^
l-.lanters. it is unetpialled by any other in-' - ,51,1^ Mus.'ovado SUGAK,
lition. l'erha])s we may be thoiiglit lo ex;.;:- ^ ^ ^25 ba'‘s Cofiee,
rate, wdun we say it will shell a Inisliel of _ . . *
rn in llirrc iiiul by u httle xertioii in
•o minutes. l{«it we iinite :di to come and
amine it, wiine.ss its operation, ami satisfy
emselvcs as to its great utility. It can be seen
the sub.jCl uers’ shop, opjiosite the jail.
, I UFO. MKUKII.LS,
W.M. COUNW F.LL.
f:harlotte, Oct. 29, 1S125.—o7ff
(Xly A meeting (/f the. ’1 ru.stees of the i fiur- ' indi\iilual. iiatevi r n.:i\ i:t- a n i i. n'ciipa-
to
to jnissrss
a correct know ledge o‘ the r lative siti..ition of
thediflerent secti')us of ecunlry. In the pres
ent e nlightened stute of socii ty, the su!;scri!)er
is con\iiiced that, apart liom all considerations
; of ir.rt rist or convi nieiice, tiiere are verv few
tif . nr e.ic-eiis w lif df> not ti' 1 it an affi-ir of per
son. 1 |Mio th.ttbi ) ;ind ti;oii ehildn n sliould
be a!)le to -•
oV •XuvU\-Cv\voVvu‘a,
IJuthorlonl (/ouiity.
/prrior Oiui t cf Lax'y Octokr Term, 1825.
Voovly Ihirge )
I Petition for Divorce.
i/.ab(tb Murge.j
'1’ a]i])eai iiig to tlie sati.sHietion ef the court,
tiiat til- defen.!: iit, Fh.’.ahetb Uurgc, is not
iiiitabit int oftli.s State ; it is tlierefore orcler-
the court, tliat publication be mad'.' three
niibs 111 tin" l{.alei;;’h h’egi>itt. r hiu! the t iitaw ba
ui'iutl, giv'iig iii.tice to t lie d'. fc ii:laiit tliiit slie
andappun i.ttlie next Superior Court ofl.aw,
be belli fni Wiitlierfoiii county, at the ( oiirt-
ouse III Ui.tlu ri'ovdtoii, on the ^d Mond;i_\ ;if-
r tiie 4tii Mondiyin March next, then aiul
ore to ;.nswA.r, pb ad, or di mur to saiil petition,
herwise it wiM bt“ taken pro confu'S';, and
dginent accordingly.
W itnes.s, .lames Morris, Clerk of saiil Court,
oll'ce, the .'nl M' lid iv after the Ith .Monday
Si ptember, IKJj, :nid lntlui6Ut!i \ ear of tlie
depeiulence of the Cniti'd States.
.IA>iFS Mt)UlllS, elk.
."m?-!—price :ulv.
V I: t A* uV\ \l-VI ‘AYoWua,
Ml ckler.ldiri; Coyiily.
(lurt of 1‘kas uml Qndrhr ,SiMiuu>, Niiveinher
7V/- ,, ISJj.
)avid Stanis, ) \tta’t. levied on land;
ami .!■ SI pii ami in. \ i.rboro
enr\ ^ arboro. j siimuKdU'd as g'liarnisliees.
\ tir.'. ca-e, it appi aring-to toe c(.uri, that
tile dei't iKt in'. iS not an iiiiiabitant of this
Ak- : It I/, - .nl. i ', that till proet edings in tins
ise be sta\ et. and that ad\ertiseiiient be made
ir tlirei li.ontlis tri the Cat.iwb.i .louriial, that
hbds. 1st (jualiiy Molasses,
15UU busiris l.lverpool Salt,
2U l)bls. l.oaf and Lump Sug^ar,
2U bags I‘e|)])er,
20 do S|)ice,
15 do l»';u-e (linger,
10 [r. casks Swea Malaga "Wine,
20 bids. N. E. limn,
10 do Northern (.in,
10 do- Tanner’s (!:I,
20 tons Swedes Iron,
1 do Share Moulds,
2 do Sheet Iron,
2000 lbs. n'lstered Steel,
. lOuO do liermaii do
500 do Cast Steel,
175 kegs wr(,ught Jc cut Nails, Ec Brads,
30 boxes A\’ool and Cotton Cards,
50 tlo 8-10 and lU-U (dass,
100 bags Siiot,-
75 kegs FI- F and FF J’owder,
100 reams \\’rapj)ing I’.ipcr,
50 do Writing Paper,
o tons Logwooil,
bhds. Cop])cras,
200 lbs. llengal Indigo,
2(.'0 do Siianish Indigo,
1500 do Maihler,
2500 do Alum,
1500 do Salt I’etro,
25 coils U.de Uope, »
50 pieces Cotton 4Jagging.
M ith an assortment of Patent MKDICINKS,
and FAINTS, dr\ ;unl in oil. ;
Also, a coniplete assortment of
fl'ool ^Machine Curds,
always on hand.
Ikiuhcr, 1S25,—2nit65
■•k with fan.iliarity of th(se pai-ts
ot the .‘'tate 1) ing ;it a dijt'.'.'ice from tlicm, as
Well as those in their imii’ed'ate vicinity. 'I'lie
subsci ;i,(.rti!erefore flatter., liimselfthat ihe fol-
l:iv. iiig ; IV .s will be r..ci 1 ved w itfi ])!easure
by a iaif,. portion of the ii,jaldtaiits of his na
tive Stale.
he prc)jK)scs to a cejvrect Mai> of thi;
STATf 01 Xoi!-rn (jAiiOi.i> A ni’ asurlng () feet y
inciies ill leng'J.i by .1 feet (: inch s in w'iiUIi, laid
out iipen a .-ieale of five miles to the inch. '1 he
niatena's will I;.- i,i ti.e best kind, and the en-
grw\ .ii!; x>euti diii siiperi(;r s,t_\!e.
Hut eorrcctm. ss i! deliiu ation being the most
in,};ortant eir'-.im.staiice, has c'aimed the sub
scriber’s ch.vf alteiition i lo the at’alnment of
which inij.f rtaiit o;j' ^ tlie Mup of eavh coun
ty has been se]i;vi^^ely executed ’•>' li'. If. P,.
liuA7.ii.it, J'.st). with the a-s'.stance oi'gentle
men oi’scicnec r..aiding' in dliteri. nt parts t,i'the
Slate, and ln.,:n tin jn.'dic siirve_\s, and iiave
been likew;-,- re\ i.sc(l ai d c,i reeti.d by the se
veral eouiity Siir'it'vt.rs, (,i’ seune otiier compv-
tent perstm, in er.rh eo inty.
T>.u"‘ — F;r \;aps, xarnisbcd. cobjrcil. and
mounted on rollers, or ])ul up in jH>rt..ble torm,
each. .lOIIN MACI.*\K.
Fayetteville, N. C. Dec. 1, 1825. 4t(;i
G:;}’Subscriptions fur the above ^lap will be
received at tliis (a'lice.
EEstrjixcRr-.
A I lUM’ liATK FAKM.
rS'^K!', subscrlbe-r will sell,
I’AYKi r;:\ ii.LE.
1'olx‘rt JniiVay b] Co.
AA’!' received their Fall Importation of
DKV (lOOD''; •which they (ili'er to re
sponsible country deale rs, t n as hlieral terms of
credit as are given b\ anv lunise in the l.'nited
Stiitts,
Tiieir assortment comjirises almost every ar
ticle. of foreign or ih inestie nianidactiire, that is
recjinred in a (\ ni 'ry .Me.re in Norlb-Carulina.
NiiMirbt r 1, I11J5.—.)t(v>
T/'O A il' I'nblie Sale, 011
olstoi De ce-iiiber iiistai
oil tin-
aiit, at
• the store of .1. 11. Houston,
Ireelell count), N. C. that
Ojt*
Vdlf up ifoui* Accouiils.
\FJ. jiersons w ho are imlebti d to the firm of
Keiidrii k iv Abi riK.th), or lo (ireeii Ue 11-
: tira k iiiuiv idually, are n tpiestt d to 11 ake iin-
nietliate ]>a\nieiit, cither in •.••//, oyCa/ton.—
riiose .vho h.i\e purchaseil guods frnni
I I . ...V ..t ill,'11. Vt cmiri of I'l. MS mi\ l | .v|,o ii.,\c purcbaseil guods frnni us
Uiii\r;ir‘-es, uns for the coiintx e,f Meek-1 ’‘'y. '• "'J? tlie last twelve niontb.,. ha^e got tiien. at
iii.iiU on the fourth Mond,i> of Feliruarv, Di- net South-( ar.dina, on the Catawba ^ c:ish p. n . s, and generally te, be p.u.l for in a
JC> a.’id n oievv and plead, otlierwi.se jaelg- er, and eont.i.inng about Ui rv sl.ort tm.e ; w hicli w e hope will imiuce
•' I ri-sj-uetive .leeoui.ts. We will either take cof-
iibiir
fi . . , . .
lit bv detaiiit will be hail ag'aiiisl him.
Test.' I'.A \C ALIA.VNDKK, C/tr/r.
.bn7.’>—jir. ailv.
feVixVvi uf XuyVU-V AYvA'm’vi,
(';>l);irnis .Sii|icfiur C oui l.
Catharine (ii'odmaii )
vx. i 1*1 titioii for elivorce.
Caleb tiotidinaii. j
T appearing to the ■^■itisfactlou of the coti’-t,
th.it tb.' d> I' lid.int is not an Inhabitant of this
t.ite : Oiifrmf, that publication be made f->r
nn.nt'is in the M'ltittrn (\irij/,iijni ami
iitau'l),/.,liiiirn:il, in)tlf\ing said ilefeiidaiit, that
iiless he apjiear at the next Siij) riort'ourt >1
aw to be held for the (tninty of Ca!)arriis, at
Cmirt-llousi- 111 Concortl, on the ()tli .Mtm-
after the 'Uh .Monda\ in .March next, and
. Kaii, Hn-w er or demur to said pe tition, judg-
‘lit pro c'lidesso Will lie taken agaiiut him,
d it will !)e hear.l . \ jjaite.
.I \S. (.. SFKAHS, Clirk.
59—,1m—])r. atlv. s4.
Deeds ior Sale at tliis Ollicc,
ini
id
The (piality and local situalitin ot'tliis laml war- j t(,u at a fair i)rlce here, or at the ( b.irleston
rant the subscribiT in recommending it to the | price, deibietiiig {night and rbargis; conse-
cotton j)lanti.r; ami he retjin sts all those who j tpiently all w ho \vi-.ii to pav, can elo so without
wish to Mst funds in that kiml of jiropi r',_\, to any loss to tlie nisi Ives.
i xainiiu- it. A furtln.r eh scnjjtion isdi iiiicd
umiecess.ii'y. ■|■erIll.^ will be made known on
the da) if s.de, or im application to tlu snbseri-
ber, living near centre met tiiig-hoiise, iredell
county. ' A. .1. WOliKF.
December 1, 1"825.—-Itfio
' The « ditor of the I'iuinir, York\illc, will
publish the above three- weiks; and the editor
t)f the' l! i'lirviniiaii will make the alti-ra-
tion as aboe i-, in the adve rtisement in his jiaper,
anei etmli.iue it till day ef s de j and J^^-u'anl
tiieir respietive accoiii.ts to the Fost-master at
Mt. Mouriie, for |)ayment.
.{list i*nl»!ivlic(!,
VNI) for s de at this OHice, in a |);imiililet
form, “ Mri tu’-i s i>n a puce wrltitn b\
Mr. l)a\ id Henkel, inlitled flea\enl) Mood of
Ui gi. Ill r.ition, or, I'reatii.e on Jhil) liaptisio.”
Hy Jostru MuuJiti i', D. M- I'lice, 25 toils.
Dec. \
KI.NDUICK y AliKKNATHV.
1825. 3i(m
1OST, on J'riihi) nig-ht, the 2tl instant, at a
i meeting-house in Ireilell countv, «,n the
im-ni.tain ro.'.el betwee n ( hai-lotte and State ,-
ville, a Kell 'lorocco Pi.ekt t liot.k with six
poeki ts, containing one note ol >58 .I,i*,- with
three dollars and si.me- few ei nts, credited i n
the bat-k, against i.eeigi liakei-; anotbirnotc
of a dollar and some e-ents, whii h I had lifted,
having the names still to it ; llki w ise, tlin-e re-
eeii;i> lor t::\es, two printed and one wiitf. n.
.\lsii, fiiiir tioliai-s in mtniey, bciii;.'; a 1; K l/ui-
di)t!;.r bill. A lew aid i,f three lioilai^ uill lie
gi\ ell to anv one w ho iiiae (ind, and will ili llv i r
said Pocke t Mook, with its ton'i i.t-., to nie ; and
all pi I'Oiis are forewarned Iruin tiailiin.'’ lur the
abtAe notes. Li’HKAl.M MU ClH.I.l..
Dcc. 8, 182.5. oiG..
IIKNHV CLAY.
The follow ii)[^ precious morceau, wo !)c-
Hevc, \rill not only cxritc ihc adniiriuiun
of the fi-icjuls of Mr. Sccrcliiry Clav, but i
will al.so present a bcautilul specimen, of j
the most (listinguishiuf^ characicristic ol‘
ili;s great man. A tew years since,
-lioMiy i.fier tin* af^ilation of the faiiious
('^I'.ijjeiisution hill in ('oniiTcss, I\lr. Clay,
v.-Jjo voted ill fnvor oi' tiiis hiil, upon I'c-
iiiriiint>- home lo I'.is cotisliluetils, I'uiinel a
lui iniclahle opposition an-ayed aj^aiiist
bis re-election. .After adcliessliit;; ilio
prtjple iVom llie Ihislint^s, previous lo
ihc 6peniii}>- of tiu- |j()il, lu* stepped i!e>wn
it;;o Ihe crejwel, w here he iiu-t an cjld and
inlliiential !Vi( nd ol'his nanieii vScotl, one
of ihe fii St seniors oi“ ILetilue k’y, atid^ of
course, in liis yoim|:;er (i.i\s, a jjreut hunls-
1111.11. I his j^entleinan, sa jjping uj). ad-
(iressed Mr. Clay as follows; “Well,
well, liarry, I’\e been with you in six
.roubles : 1 am s)rry I must now desei i
\ou in llie sevenili ; you have voleil for
that mistTabie coiiqimwliaii hill ^ 1 must
now lurn my bacl^ uj)on you.” *‘Is ii so,
I'l lena Scoii } Is ihis ihc only objeciion ’
Il is.” “We riiusi get over il ihc best
ay we can.—Yoti are an old huntsman r”
“Yes.” “You have killed m ,n\ a fat
I'ear and buck:” “Yes.” “I fieiieve
you liave a very good riilc r” “Yes, as
ijood a one as ever cracked.-” “Well,
flid you ever have a fine ial buck before
von, when your gun snapped?” “Ihe
like of that has happened.” “ Well now,
Iriend Scott, did you take that faithful
i ilie and break il all to pieces on the ve
ry nex.1 locr you came to—or did ; ou j)ick
ll’.e flir.t and try il again?” 'i'he tear
stc.od in t!ie old man’s eyes. 'I'ho chord
was touched. “No, Harry, I picked the
flint and tried her again—and I’ll try you
again—give ns your hand.” We need
scarccly say iiuitthe welkin rung wilh the
huzzaing plaudits of the bystanders. Clay
was born oiV ihe hustings and re-electcd.
Can (tnrj good ininff come out of Nazt P
In the mieist of llie dry, dull, dogmatiz
ing I’olilical Disquisition No. 11,” of
•Mr. Kitcl'.ir’s everh-.sling corresponendt,
\vc find the follow iiig pretiiiy turned con»-
plinient lo the President’s farewell ad
dress lo the Nation’s (Juest. Il i.s like a
dii'.TTio!iel tin a dunghill—a sudden coi iis-
(.ti’.ori siiowijig more hideous the sur-
! oiui'liiig (iaj-kness. We wonder if Mr.
iiiuliit read “Dis(]uisitions No. 1-1,”
bel-jre it wer.t' to his comjiosilors ! If he
did, I'.iore are soiuO hopes of him. Speak
ing of Mr. An.^ftfs’s fare-»\eli to L.xk.vy-
i.ri K, the corre* poiuleni of the l'',iu|uirer
calls it a “ b auuful,.sentimentjl larewell
addiess : An address highly liontjui able
10 l‘iesiilcnt A. and to his co.intry : An
ufielie.ss, so iVatit;ht wilh the sensibilities
of the heart and liie wi^doiu of llie head,
with incjfleiits s(. ha|.j,ily e liosen, and se^
beaiilil’uiiy jioi trayeil, thal e\(M v disap
proving .\mericat! pauiol, oti othei-oc-
l asioii.s, wc.i:i(l upon lli.‘ instani, ar.d uj)-
on the oee asioii, becuiue dis.trnuel ol'
every lur,li!c reeling, and own hims.ell'
proiul t!ius to be rcpresenlefl by the Na
tion’s I’residtnl. ” ^'al.jounutl.
'I'Im' fii!l(jwing artie h-. from the i^'lila-
cielphia I'reeiiuin's Journal, of the 21th,
(lise.ioses a slaieof lliiugs uhie'li lias been
mueli apprelieiuleel, and, we may add, has
been ai tiially pruduced, by loo muck ajj-
preliensi(jii.
“ i'oinuicrcial Dlsfress.—I’iio disfrcss
wliie.'.i^exiiiis in the money market in New-
Vt;rk, e-xc.eeeis all that has l)een known I’ur
iiiatiy y ears pasi. WiUiiii a few days, no
less iIk'H .srrcn iailures have; (ncuired in
flial rily, which are of suflie.ienl iniiior-
lutice lo hamper and injure, il'not to pros
trate several commercial houses, liillier-
lo i-iijoyi'ig great ccnildene c atul cicdit.
\\ e la!;e no jdeasiire in stating the-si' facts,
but the ti-;iili is known, aiid»il is folly and
iiiipropriety 10 eoiu eal il. I'ailures iuive
takcTi place in New York, during ihe
week, ioi- imtiuMise amou'.its. 'I’he scar
city of KKjni y has been iticieas‘fl by the
liniilalion d iht; cii'ciiiating tnedimn,
caused by the refusal of the iiatiks of t!;at
cily lo recei\e the not(;s f)f g(>od cotuilr\
lianks, so that heavy discounls have been
suiVereel. Nor are we v. itlioul our f..il-
ures in IMiiludelphta, allhougli, ( (Jinpat e'd
wilh llie l(.»re[;oing, they are not so manv
in number, iieir are they lor such liea y
amounts. Jiul a s('a.son of diflie ulty and
pressure has visiti-d u-„ Our banks, t;en-
( rally tlisliru;ulsiie(l for their prudence
and camion, ihjw refuse discounls, whei e
they lormeily iieslowed their i’avors, if
such they maybe called, wiihoul the least
hesil alion or appiehension. As an in
cident to this subject, il may be mentitjti-
ed, that goods are. sent IVom New York
to tlie I’hiladelphia auctions, in oider U>
raise cash, v. hie h sell iVuiii I ;■> lo 20 pei
cent, less t!i;.n the usual auction casji
pri( e‘, > e .lU e our dealers are uriaijle to
ntsr.uArr.ri’i..—We h-arn IVotn the
Philai^'lphia (iazette of Monday that‘‘‘a
transac(ion as dist’vaceful to tiie ] erpe-
(rators, as it w..s disastrents lo the suller-
cr.s, occurred on Sunday evenitii^ al ihc
African Church, on Sixth street, above
Lombard.—Just as the preacher for ihti
evening'was concluding his discourse,
se\eral young, well elrt.'ssed, white men,
presemed themselves at the door, with
segars in their mouths, atid demanded
admission. This \\ as refused till they
tliew away their segars, when they enter
ed swearing “vengeance against the ne
groes,” and proceeding te» the Ien\er siovc
oji ihe men’s side of (lie 'u use, tliiev, in a
quantity of salt mixed wili. ('ayenne ( ep-
per. They theti retired, liinnc'diateiy
afterwards ;• dis;.i^i !\’al)le smi il wasper-
cei\(*f| a iiieh WaS c;niekU foli .aed by a
dilVuuihyori'K'a'luiiK* M'iu most viuient
sneezing and cenighitii;- was lu .irl 'n • ve
ry part of I lie !.em-e, and ifie di e ail of
■Stratigulation became ge-iiei al. I lie cry
of fire was raise-cl, .Uid iin assendjhil mul
titude, amotintiiis; in -all il is sa'.d to more
than two ihousiiud, rushed lowaiels tho
din’ei ent doors and w indt>w s, ovei turiiinjj
i'’.e benches, and tiumpling inuler fe-eC
those persons who wei-e so unforuiiiaie as
to fall. The seeiie is nion- easily cmi-
ceiveil than desciii)ed. Ihe coiifuiioa
Lsled for many mmutes, anel the ageju-
izing screams of the sutl’erers dre*v ihe
peopU' together from a dislatiec ofse\er-
al squares. One-aoman, Caitiurbu- ft'il-
Hama^ w as taken from uiuler a pile of bo-
(iies, and died immedialelv afl‘r\»ards.
Another, we are infoi med, died tlii»
morning. Several others we.-e sexe.e ly
wounded; and many slightly inju.ed.
The nature of the composilioii useei by
the young men, was discovei:ed from a
paper containing a pai'cel of ii which ono
of them elropped on the lloor. I’lu- poor
coloured people think tlial if the wuulows
aiid doors hael not been opened ini medi
ately, the v\hole congregation wendd havo
been strangled.” Jialtirnorc I'ulriuL
il)!;.in 11,lid 1 till (.11 t;-h the bank*
may upon bpeculaticyu.’’
lliUl llil'V
JldcenturPs of nnote.—On the Ifilh in
stant a certain hou -e in this cily, then in
i good circiimslatucs, called at the Man-
I I'.ullan liank, lo take up liu'ir note, which,
j according to their meuioi aiidum book,
I fell due that day, for Sl2,ji)0, but on a[)-
'l)licaiion at the bank, they were assured
: by the clerk that no sueh note Mas there' ;
I they then applied to ibe entlorser to le..rii
I what bank It was hulged in, and were iri-
' formed the Manhattan iiatik. Mack tln‘y
I went to the Matihatten, and ri ceiviiig the
i same answer as before-, they desi.sied IVom
' ativ fiirtht'r se'arch. J5ut (Jti 1 iie 2 1st inst.
'Miey leceivt et a notice, tlril llie* note had
become due, ;trid was st. on the loth, but
tlw.t it hael be-en e'tUered !iy tlie mistake of
'the' clerk as arriving at manirity ou
'the 2 1st. liut iilas 1 in the meniitini'-ifie
I house hi*d become liatiki it.i;', u\\ iiu, n i.ie
imiiforluiM^ /f a disiaiil lirui. Uueie.
I'l'lit; endorse r iiaviiii^ In e II . by this acci
dent exonerated, who bcins ihe loss r
• A'. y.Vo.d.
11 is saiel that t he art ioti bi t w eeii Jt)na^
than i^us^ell ami !-'(-i!\ llun’ i' no! iil .-, \ 10
he irieii at all. l i e Nt 'vv I iar.ijislm e Sen
tinel --.laltvs il.at .Mr. liuss' ii’s (.(;nt;s''i liiel
not like the ret urned (-omirilssn.i) fi oin
I' l ance, especially !i:e tesiiinony ol a ]jar-
ticular witness, Mr. Beaseiy.
I’y a report made to the Cbirporutloti
of liostwn, il i.ppears lhat the dally i on-
sumpiion (d‘water in lhat city is 1,0;.'),
ijallons. It is i)!-oposed to, sujipiy iho
t ity irom S]j(ji I'onel, in Slone ham, >. Iiii h,
etinlains 22n acres, and is 8 mile-s distant.
Ihe expense of ..omlocting ii. Jii nngfi
iron pi'pes, including ieser\eji;s, . is
estimated at aliotit exclusive ol*
the purchase of the jx/nd.
The Uichmond Whig aTinouros, wiili
much satisfaeiiou, that ili.Nav I.i k. 1's;.
(s(^n ol the late (ieiieiTil II. l.ri ,, is • 11-
i;aged in pirparing a Ilistoi ) of ine ( „ni-
paif^fti j| K; 1 1, uii the Niagara IVoimei-,
With wliich vie-w he; has -already coileried,
!rom till! highest sources, a body of im-
poi lant atul authr-ntic materials.
lUiediii:' III Hit' — It IS stated (sav«»
the N. ^ ijrk 1'.’.filing j\jst) wilh unshak
en eonlidenee, ami as the icmjIi of actual
and lepeaied experii-nfe, :hat l.alfa tom-
Mer ol i;in sling, well e.ovei-ed wiih pow-
eiered milii'e:', pi-u\es a speedy and e-flica-
cious St \ jit ie 111 that daiigei oils ;md alarm
ing cijtiipliiiii!. a bleeding (»f the lungs.
It v.as tiie (!isf()\cry of accident, Imt lias
tiever bci II krif>w 11 to fail, tliou' h titiu r
means have lieen resortt i[ to in vain.
Nl.\^■Il)^ ('.WNON, lormeily a meinbpr
0! Congress, from Tennessee, and W'li.-
i.iK 11101 ' I, have addresM tl leiiers to tIu:
1,ditor ol the N;ish\ille Whig, announc
ing lliemsolves as cantiidales lur uie td’-
Hic.e ejl (iovt rnor cf lhat s'ut'e, al the
next election, which takes iilacc in Ui»j
suiiimcr t/f 1