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T
CH ASlZiOTTS:
TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1828.
LINCOLN county! """'
o:;^ Those persons in l.inro n County, who
tvlsh the continuation of peace in our happy
country, and arc opposed to war, bloodshed,
apfculiitioii and oppression of tlie poor ; and all
tliosc wlio are friendly to tlie re-election of
John Uri.xcT Aoamu, I’resident of the United
States, are request d to attend a meeting- of
the fiienls of the Administration, in Lincoln-
ton, in the Male Acitdemy, on TUKSOaY
KVKMNd of April Court, on business ofgreal
Importance.
Earthtjiiake.—A smart shock of an Earth
quake was felt in this place on the nijjht of the
9iii inst. It wag also, \vc learn, felt in Lincoln
«ounty.
In our account of the proceedings of the Ad
ministration meeting-, held in this place on
the 2:d February, it was omitted to mention,
tliat a deleg-ation from I/incoln and Cabarrus at
tended, and participated in all the business of
the mectintf. 'I iiose deleg-ated from Lincoln,
were Andrew Moyl and .latnes Holland, Esqrs. ;
but the latter g'entlcman wus unavoidably pre*
rented froMi attendinj; those from Cabarrus,
were Jolin Phifer, Joseph Young, Alphonso
Alexander and McLane, Esqrs. all of
whom were present. At the time of the meet
ing-, we were absent from the county ; which
must i)e an apoh«;ry for the imperfect account
which we g-avc of its proceedings.
D-jnnnents.—The editor of the Camden Jour
nal, .speaking of Congressional Documents
eays tbat ail he has received sii'ce (jhri.slmas is
the Tai-ill'Ki port and a Catalogue of Spanish
lloo'iv ; and this, he conicnds, is iu)t bis sli^tre
of the jTO.OOO sp»-nt in public printing. U'e
ha\t.more reason to compi tin than lie ?—not
even so mucii as a ('ataloj:ur if Spanish Bonks
has been transniitti d to us. The rc,>rescnlu-
tive from this Distnct perhaps thinks, that an
Atiniiniitration editor has no business with I'u-
ciiriiciiis; us they too often t’urnihli farts, whieli
give a very suspicious appi anmce to state-
D'.ents and ussertinns of the opposition, and en
able the people to come at the-truth. But be
this as it may, we have not received a singb
Document since the coinmencement of tht-
present session ; though it is no more tlun
right to acknowledge, that this neglect is not
ye.’u-ral ; for documents and papers have t)cen
S( nt to many who tiever read tl>em, aud to souu
who cu7imt read them, if they would.
The proceedings of the Jackson meeting m
this place on l uesday of the County Coiirt,
shall be published in our next. \\ e rcceiv(-l
them, for the lirst time, by la^t Wednesday’s
mail.
A new work has l.itelv appeared in F.ngl ind,
entitled “ The Cnile,! Slates as thnj are.” The
Kational (Jazette gives copious extracts from the
book, w hieh exhibit its real character It is,
li! e the trash of K us. a tissue of miserable
caricatur'- and gross falsehoods; but it will no
doubt be swallowed !)y the London cocktieys
With avidity. The writer characterizes our
Congress, as “an assembly of i/-;/rcrs, sent by
tlii-M- respective states, no# to promote the wel
fare of the Union, hut tlnir own mean and sor-
difl interests.” “ 'fhe Congress has precisely
the appearance f>f an exchange, where every
one manages his own business to the best of
his understanding, wilhotit troubling himself
much about th. afl’iirs of his neighbors, until
his own are tern inated.” And w e fuj’llier learn
from this veracious traveller, that Kome of tlie
tnembers of ('ongress, or assembly of brukers,
“ are economical enough to send home, in a
truly rrpvlUcan manner, their dirty linen and
Worn out pantaloons fnmked by the mail ; the
linen to be returned to W ashington by the same
conveyance; the clothes to be altered by tbeir
lionorable ladies into second-hand trow S( rs tbi-
th«' olVspring of the parsimonious repre:,ei.ta-
lives. ”
He rep-.-escnt'; the American peo;,ie as innr-
■tiinatel} fond of money; so much so, that “ >or
xlu- sum of i'.vf thous.iiul i>ounils, one mi,;!it
pureliase the repn sentative scats of a irhuk
htate We are, ^willial, exceeciiiij^!\ iiKpiisi-
tive, which leadb iis to scrutinize tlii.- i'aniil\-al-
fairs of ev( ry e.mi'idate for olliee ; and in
** some of the Stales, if'he lady oi a wfuld-lu-
honorable does not happen to wasli her lius-
Land’s and childn n’s linen, and make their
clothes, he is assuredly undone ; he has no cl.in.
to j)opnlarity, he i;i a j)roud man, a federalist, a
tory, and heaven knows what besides.”
The foregoing is a (itir specimen (jftln; irash,
Served up to gratify the- appetite of the Hrilish
public or standi-r on the pi ople of this c oun
try and their institutions. 'I’he persevei ing ex-
crliuus of r.np’i.sh writers and reviewers, te,
liold u[; t'.iis tom.try to ridicule and contetii|)t.
>t appears to us are exceedingly inipolitic and
«in\Vi.se , for thth- sure tendency is to excite
and perpetuate a feeling of bitter hostility in
liis country agaii'v.t F,nglan!, which can even
tuate ;:i no ben tit to tlie latter. W bether it b
wise th'us to exasperate the-“ infant giant,” as
‘he auUiOr, towards iln; conclusi'.n (.t lub Look,
;^r»-pr.s ‘bi-3 CQ.'ji'.try, timt—?-jll dftcrniiur.
Mcsm. and Monroe.—in ’)ut-
; Sr II :n>es uf James .Mudiso!! LikI
J..U1C3 Monr-oe on the admun^.iration e-
‘‘■rtoral ticket, the con\ention had but lit-
Ic hope or expcctuiion, that they would
consent :o leave the calm cf reiii-oment,
o mingle c',q;uin in the active sctnes o'
politics. Their principal object was, to
satisfy tt'.e American people by t'le step,
'liat in the present political contest, those
'er.erable staiesmen coiticidcd with the
c onvention in opmion—and that however
considerations aiTeciini^ their tran(jui!ity,
and the relations in which each oCihe.r!!
Iiad stood to (ii, Jackson, as well us to Mr
.^dams, might deter them IVon. mirrjuifr
ufjain in ’joliiics, yet that as citizens,"’tiiev
prrelcied the election of the latter. Tiiis
fact is unquestionable. 'I'lify have .-,re-
ferred Mr. Adams to (leneral Jackson—
tliey do prefer him—and tlieir prei'erence
is no secret to those familiar with their
sentiments. 'I'lie demonstration of this
lact was all that the convention desired
and havitijj demonstrated it—having sa
tisfied the American people that those
menu hose strvices and ex[)erictice arc-
coeval with the Government, are oppos
ed to the election of (ieneral Jaekson—
the object of the convention is fulfilled.
11 was no part of that object, to force the
success of their ticket by the influence of
1^1 cat names—they only Vi'ished to say to
the doubtful and hesitaiinjr, Madison
and Monroe, who assisted in hiyinf' the
loundatioi) of the I{epu!)iic, ar.d so long
and so v. isely, administei ed its oHii es,
are 0()posed the election of Cirn. Jarkson
—will you act \vi;h them, or unite with
those who are seeking lo [dace a mere
soldier ill ibe Presidency It was not
the names of Madison and Monrot , iha'
the convention wished to secure—but lo
inculcate the assurance, that Madison .>nd
.Monroe coincided with them in o])inion.
The piesiiient oT the convention, fol
lowing the prccedciit cslablislicd in lor-
tner instances, has not utuil receniiy, of
ficially apprised Mcssr.s. Madison and
Monroe, of’their dcsignaiioii as electors.
\V e shall [jiobably in a lew days, lay their
answers before the public. Mcantiiiie,
we are sati.-fied, that those gentlemen
will decline their nomination, and for the
reasons stated above—from no want of
troi d will to the cause, but item regard
■ o iheir own personal ease and trancjuili-
'y. l or ourselves, we never have seen,
and ne‘t r « xpei t to se(-, the justness ol
that reasoning, wlnrii sinks the citiz' ii
in the Pre>-idc'ii—and because a citi/. -ri
las fille ! the fust honors, conchides, lluit !
tliC country would really f^ain Ly. We
do not know ihat Mr. Haile will gain liis
«*.')jecf, but if he in.ends to run against
•Mr. Chilton, for the prize of j)0pulai ity,
‘ve should not be afraid to back him with
f onsiderable odds. ih.
e learn upon good anthority, that
Mr. Crawford has recently addressed a
letter to Mr. Clay, exetnpting him in the
dullest manner from the s-jspicion of bar
gaining with Mr. Adams—approving
his vole ior the latter, and declaring that
he would have given tlic saine vote in
Mr. Clay’s circumstances. He likewise,
we understand,disapproved of Mr. Clay’s
taking ofiice under Mr. Adams, as furn
ishing his enemies with pifttcnded evi
dence of corruption. This disinterested
and magnanimous course is no doubt as
gratciul to Mr. Ciay, as it is honourable
to Mr. Crawford—partaking of the na
ture of charitj', and blessing ^oth him
who gives and him who receives.
Whig,
It is hoped that the reforming, re
trenching, patriotic Mr. llofi’man, of
Congress, will not limit his anxiety to
save “ the peoples’m^ney,” to a reJac-
t’on ol the pay of the ofl’icers cf the navy.
He must carry his principle through.
1 he Heads of the Dfpartnients should
have salary only Tor the time they are nc^
tnuUijin //•«'/• Judges only while ac
tually on tht Jknch ; and Members of
Congress only when acluaily in their scats;
—which will bring the eight lioUars to
JiJhj cmtH a day ; especially at the
roniniencetiicfiI ol the ses.,ion, when the
House tneets all und adjourns at 12 o’
clock, trriitini'Jot hi/uiriesif, which is much
the saute ds wsiung jtn- orders. If, indeed,
!lie iiH-fjil)cr>« ! i’'.ei »-e(i |ia\ or.iv while ac-
tually cn^yii:e/ in the public service, they
would s'. drc( ly meet their boaiding from
their e.irnifif>s. It is l alhi r an objection
to Mr. H.i'iiiia’i’s pro|)osed refurm, that
It puls e\ery fillicer (jf tlieXavy at the
mercy or discretioii of the seen tary of
navy, who may starve anv one otitol'
The F.pkropal Cfiurch (u (he Sfate of
New \ Ilk, (^bays tin report of its Missi
onary Socie'y, read at the last annua*
meeting,) consisted, twenty years a?">,
of about seventv-fivM congregations,thinly
scattered over that part of the Slate
»^hich was tlu-n settled. At the prescfit
time we have in tf>is diocese one hundrerf
and fifty-seven congri gat ions, most of
which are.flourishing, and all rcspccta-
ble lor the numbers and piety of tbci?
members. £p. Watchnnn.
VALUAHl.K 'roWN PROPER I’Y
FORSJLE,
I^F.IMi ilcsirous to r-move from this 'onntry,
• I oPer for --dc my UOl.'sr. anil LOTS in the
town of Cliarlotte, where 1 ut V'i'« s nt reside.
On the premises is a good dw elling house, large
aiij coiiveiiient Store IloV.^e, and all ctlier ouk
bnildingj nccessitry (or the comfortable rrsi-
Hcnee 1)1 .H i’nmily ; togc»h« r wi h a ell oF
t/iuft water Tlie iot is in go d repair,
r.miiv. : I . I I- . . j fi'iices having btcn made new within a
laiTilly, at Slow, wolcb c:;tahl!sa, !)cyo:id (. w moi.ibr. pa.l. Tbe situation is one of tl.ft
the possibility of doubt, t!ie real a'Jtlior d.* h-d.b- in the village, cl*h( r as rtg-rds
of Juuiun. Tills eminent indiviiluat ! '"'‘’‘'h for iusines.i, or goud neiijlihijr-.
was politically tonncclcd witli Mr. | ,
(JeorgcCJrenville, the grardlathcr ci'ihe L -ri ’^^''d udjo-nirg the
|..ecat l)„kc cl- l;ucki..ivl.„t;,. I,,.... 1I'""'«. II lim-
whom these autograi/a
scendcd to the jMJsses .ci
Five letters (says ihs London Globe'' ars
deposited in the archives of the Grcr.v!i!c
KtngiiarM, l.v'ta and wli.it i* cleared, under a'good fence,
prooli have de- | rt»e Jiriot; v, ill be made to suit the liiiits. Ap-
. ’i'he \t'lir ra'jle j '^'y the wu'jscrlbcr.
Hucking(iain, has reji-.u sted- T)ic (!i; rcve-
ry Jhouid not be published during hi-,
life time. It is, however, coiiruiciiiiy
asserted, that in all the rum: uver'i^-s re-
(Uir.K.y KI-,M)!{1CK.
riiai-lottc, March 12th, 1S2H -74tf.
IH BI.U: SAU:.
lating to I'hese cc.’cb:
thor of tbeir. has I'i-. t bccji ua-.
U*r9, t.ie at-
bcui iia'.ned.
till
1 h? U. S. 74 I'eluware, took i'.ie at
Xorfolk on the «i!i inst. at.d was so mui h
injured as to be lakea t» Gospor: fur re
pairs. —^
The crop of fiiii' ar in Louislauu I.as this
tliis: yearb:‘cn very abutuiaiil. It is es
timated at yo.oct) hbls.—stnn^say more.
I’iie molasses will of course bo SO.OOC’
hhd,s.
.Dir.j),
At her n-si.lence, at J'.hai'zcr .Inuuiny, on
Friday, the '^Stb of licceini.er, Mrs. JANK AC-
NF.W HAI’f.'IS, consort f>f the Kev. 7!,Vt'/ri;r
Ifarrin. lnb(rl.Sih \i ar she sunk undi r t!.c
ravages of l'idi-i(;nary •onsiimptioi), and left a
bereaved hnsliand to nif)nrn I i r untimely l.m.
Mrs. Harris carried with her the allecii.^nr'.>i’
■tl^II.L hp sold, at the bite residence of Tim-
w T mas tireer, st-n. deceased, on W edni-sla},
tbe ^fith inst. tiu fi Houing ))roperty, l'i w.t
a Miantit\ '.fCi'rit, Fodder, is.-. larmin;,-tools ;
Si.,. I', i( uM kinds; two new i(;«d Wagons,-
ijlai ksniith tools, and a \ariety of other articlfs
not utcesoarv’ lo menlion.
JLsn
r> or M NKfiROES,
i:ir-Inding girls, bny aiul fellows. A crcdit oP
1 - .’iioiitbs will be gi\ .11, ])iircha.scrs giving bond
V, itU approv I d seenr ‘ v .
riioMAs i. (.m !:i{, \
AVDi.r.w ■ ,,
S \' 11' 1-' I, X i KI)• t-J:eniiorT.
JOll.N HAi; : r, J
\ori(’,v.
ll'ill hr sohf, OV rmilSlU)', the 20th inst. at.
the late ihnllhi'' // vse nf \Vm. I.ccs, ilcc.
A LL the ])erisb iI.1l- propt rty belonging to
^lilie l,'.tate ol s.ul K ci-ast d, consisting of
Itor.s-H, Ho_,.s, Cows. Sheep, Corn aiul Fodder,
Knc, and Oats ; a tpiantlty of baled
rollon; ;i (’ottofi (;in; r. (]uanti'y 'of jiine and
-,v .ihiiit I'iunk , one .-11 of B'acksmith lonN ; oni»
'Olio (if H;itler:>’todls ; i\\’o ro.id wagons and
Nat. Uaz.
more than relatives. InhcroYn si If were her
ofiice nierelv bv declininp- to t^ive him ' '’‘nu.ticcd. jP'K :»il ham, ss ; all the
.r-“ r t; ■
dignity }ct o( a digni»\ ’•.Iiiin ne\t v ih-.iiniu’t d j t:on. \!so, at tie.- s;>me tiriu and p'act, will be
attention. Attei lion and resi)e'.-t v,. .\- iIk- inoie j ^ nmnlx r ()f Kegroen ht lot'ning to said
^ »eadilv given her. Hut the slnu turj of li; r |
; mind, and the (pialilies of her hi arl were ino.e i houi K; o'elock.
In a rc;,ort made by a committee of ihr
I.egisla'ui0 of New Jersev, on tb.e vii1m
oi’tiic Oyster IJeds in iJe!av,-.,re I{a\,
Cumberliil'.d county, it is bl.n-d, i;,ai the j in value than her personal eharm.s.
number of M.ssels e,m[)U."ed oti thos«
bods, for 300 days in the \c.u-, mo?-
ilian 50'.) .sjil, employio!:; a'iooi
t»e IS for the future, e\emf,t from bis
duties and responsibilities. It would r^- ! i'*-*’
ilier a])pear lo us. ihat bis interest in, I ,p ^
.lid waichfulnessovertheeommonvveaitii,! ' f'‘a-l)'ieliinp- -'.asoria-
•>uyht to increase puri paas'i, with thi j *
lonours conlened l)_\ the country, ar.d ; J
he gratitude whub those honourt in-i
i'lre. However, we do not mean to be j
guilty of the presumption uf oi.-posin;.;
ur opinion, to the decisum of Messr-,. [
.Madison aiul Monroe. Knowing ihat I
tiiose gentlemen apjjroxe ilu cause whic.'i I
jl I! (•
VigO.
rolls', cuTnatid intdieet was hcr.s-, .i;id
cM iiect.l with if, a heart us c’.ccrfi;',*
as innocent, tnisnspieious, us man
eoni I Wish. \du',g as she was, lu r utidisgui;.-
ing simplicity of heart nia.h-her appe .r yonnger
still, and remind, d ns ..f tlie lays of chddliood,
when all is friinkness, bones'.v and irutli. liut
Helig on w:.«il„ r.- with ii.; fasliioning power,
riy she “eliiist tlat bell, r p;ii t w hi!i could
\ disconformitv to her
we sii|)poi t, the }'i iitilK ation that that i
Knowledge imparts, more than balances |
our regiet a' il.t ir expected deleriiiina-
ion to decline acting as ehctors.
Since the abo\e was in t\p(, the ati-
swcis of Messrs. Madison and Monroe
liave been put into tjur batuls. —
[From the National Gazette ]
'I’here is a Mr. Kendall, who gives tes
timony in acrimonious printed Icltcis,
and before ihe Kentucky Senate, agaitiM
Mr. Clay, and who is saiil to have beer
particularly fostered by that gentlemar,
—to ba\e been nursed when sick, in Ins
house. See. Such a fact calls lo mind tl'.e
following Persian apologue ;
“A tortoise and a scorjiion Iravi'lled
'he sumo road for a consulerahle distat.ce,
in good fellowship. The latter, on ile
gruund of thisi friendship, asked iht.-fwi-
iiu-r to carry him over a d ej) sire.im.
'i'he tortoise ccmplieo'; but wiiut was hib
surprise to find his companion encU avor
” g with all his miglii lo sling him !
\V hen he had placed him safe on tlu- o;i-
. osite sliore, he turned lo him and said,
you not tl.e most base and ungrale-
fiil of rep;iles." lJul for me yuu mus
.itlier ha\e given up your jouiiiey m
iidve bet-ii drowned in that Mrt'am, ar.d
v\ hat is rr.y levsard If it }i.id not b'-ei
!or the ariiuir wliii h (lod has given iiii.
1 siiould have been s!utig to douih.
• Blame m«- not,’ said the scot pioi\ in a
sujiplicatoi y tone, ‘ it is not my fanli ; i
IS that ol my lia’.ui-e : it is a constiiutioiu
habit 1 have of slinging 1’ ”
Mr. Chase^o\ N. ^ ork, yesierfl.jy pre-
seriU d a peiil’on, signed by about 20^'-
iVce.holdt-rs of Otsego county, X. Y'. wocd
growers. pra\ivgl'or an increase of du
ties cjn foiei);n wo'.*i and wo.jllitus, aio:
such proleclion as was re( ommetui' O
hy the ConveiiUon at Hffi isburgii. On
iitotionof Mr. Chase, wlio said a IVv,
vv o: fis on the huljji ct, ihe memori.dwjs
it.ftricd aiidoidLTcd to be piin't-d.
S\’al. Journal.
.la‘s,
pieces
,i piTiniiim ol l ifiy 1J(.liars, oi
t-dal oftl’,:ti \i'lue, Imi- ihe lu-sl
Du.-lliT’g ; U) (5^. ti-onsMtiiUul to' F
' kwcll, ] q. (-n or hd'ore the | mver be taken away.
I P'ddie prof. ssifin Ims nevt r been pointed out.
• I. V,»^i I i H'-'f conscientious.,css a!)out her reliL'-ious ('iitic-s
. l.Dgla-.nl 'ilass Company,;
(I :ts u.M'ks f.)|- .‘S-,a!niii'-^ pnnfip:dly \ isi le in the bosom of hi-r
aiie.i’ Ml'., ill j.—’i vv-, liriishelj ' fi.mily, -»nd tliere they n-main, the most
t. xhi’,;;;i'll at tlieir store in Bos- t-enu mhrances tb:it liii!i;i.'d comM
I have. It deservi s to be n;.nu-(!, bowevi lh.it
Sisowill i.e renti d, n vcrd iru ts ot'
I ;;ood (juallfy. Sale lo cornmeiiee li
lt rm-j iiiadc know n on the
!u^ ol Sale.
.lANK r.F.FS,
WM. Jnnr
Fobuni-y 'J(;th, 1 {JJ.S—of~4.
Jldm'rs.
(;h)i)ma\\s iKvriiL,
> lt the Sti^n of thv Holden Ball.
rnilE svibscriber has oi)uied a Hoarding
.5 House and Housi- of Li'lerlainnu nl, at the
( ornci-of King and [troad-streets, opposite the
Coin t-1100se.
lie pn.hiise.s to allonl, both to the HoardeP
and lr.i\cll' r, \vho will r;k\or hiie with p;itrot»-
age, his und.V Idl'd . x-. nions to please, both iu
eoiiilort :ind ( h.»iges.
.HiSF.lM! (.OODMA.N.
Ciimden, Feb. 1 r., 1 ] T'l.
in addition to be r attention to t!i
Wer.c-N.
by atie.'-ni
thinkir.i;
He said ;:k.i lie In mi
trad*; m ( \i 1 v Ui!;j;
partii u!a!' bvarich of
1 i..
lid.le, d'.ily
w itness t!ie coiiflicts produrcci ‘-‘"'dy de\r)tion, sh. I.in b ss t!i: n a
. '.u ! e,i;ul.!le- Irade,” wilhou. ' ‘f :d'l' r her 'narria'^e, ;jri\ati lv icii.! 'l.t-on;di
ar e-.iiarkol Mr. Cani:ing’-. ' the IN-bus ! nd V. w 'I e>i.,n en*. Ir.t'uM
1 t very man lot l-t. ^ tim's '.\1,icli hf tie |, Death caim- i.ol | I)
eXv'ep; lus owii ; too soon for her, even ;l bloom
l)U.-)jiH.ss, and there
N(M'1( K.
1'. vs, 1 iiiiis M. N(. I having dc'-ea*!.
s.,me tinw in the in iinl \ gn^t.
Old til.- «nl)scr;ijer !i ivii,^; ad". i-nM'e:, ,f
Ins .Ml.' , h. binby ir t,(ii s s;,.,„„. |
1)1 ! >;ers o( the (!..*.■. .M . t»>
e Ip 5 share i.( tIII pi'opciv
■ \ ty oelon^ring to I Im , st..ti- of ti e afores.wd T.
• . I, OIK-
>'ti.(- Corn;
he was !or a cio^e
nopoK.
Phii’aiL (Jaz.
L'-tters from Svny.-na dated \o\einhei
IO..1, announce I''I. d. atli ci'th le\. Mr.
(iridn y, .Missi(jnar\ to Palestine, whieli i
g eg lie, n.
She has r ;i. In d (as v. c Iojx 1 vr'fiin im/ nn-
niinglcd with V oc, and escafurl ralfiiti cir.
Oiir lo..;s, heart-n nding indn t!, is hei- ^,M:ll
Durir.g iIk- slow -ippror.eb (,f l)e..l|., whom sht;
ha 1 e\|.ecl'd for iiiOntbs to nioet, she ne\er
Sink into d. sp .lr ; lliongli, -it liuits, hunian na-
occfirred in Sp ci.j, in consecmence ofai*'”'*’ poor 1
lever, caubcd by (-Miemc » xeriions.
It is said the (jU» 1;, (d’ tlu- Xoi t!i
I:..s'eni Ijouriilui) o! ku- Unit'd Siau-s,
is relened to the umpirrr.'r of the Kui-
;iei or of Russia, 1 iuit ati.\_:;en-: is to b(>
al pointed lV-..!ii .'.iaine t-j n.anai^e Ibe
c-U‘.e, and Ju(i;.;i‘ P;(ble is a ( ari.'iidate.
^/al ri iges Ki tran} /!innry—f I r»’ ,11 (1 o i 11 rj; s
.uiicng tlie Aiidrev.ses !~Man led lati ly
!a I'.Xeter, Otnnei ticu', .\ridiew liurtj-
. I'll to Arma .\nd:i'ws ; .'\(i'jiiiram IJurn-
ham to Sclly Andrews; N'hemiab S.
Murnbam to Susati .AntlK ws; NatI.’i
liurnhau) lo Heppv Andiius; Jobit
A airfield lo Polly .Andrews; r.[)hrarn)
P. Low u; Ilarmah Q. .Andrews; I'wiot h
'V l.iu- I-, I'.l.^a H. Andrews : ('id'jb Ai.
rews to Sally lii-(jwn ; Seih Anrlrcws to
iil> Daniels; Obed .-\ndrews to Ruth
M-r.ler-; John L. ,\tidrews to Anna (i.
liurnbam ; .Aiulrew .\ndrev\s lo Ann
\iidr-ews—An imprtived Way of making
merry .Indrefis.
7\ii?itid Ment. — \\ e bear froni dllTereM
quarters, that a large (luaiiti'yof ine.;t,
Mr. Haile laid a resolution on the t;i-
ble ol ihe House ol Repn sentatives, y-s-
i rday,oneof liie piominer.t prvisioiis
' I whuii is that no nitmbir shall speak
.,I)ove one hour at a time. Tiris is
.iiif of r.ie besl appliea’icrib of the Pro-
eiusieari piiiieipie that we know of.
It i. ilut bpi;cicb cF- rtitcnchnient-\\ hlcli
f)utupt!iis winter, lias In-eome tainteci,
from tli(-unusual warmth d‘liie 5.t,-asoi..
T!iis meat should not be throwti awa).
is it ci.n !jc restored to its or iginal swe»-i-
ri' sfi : first by packing it away in rect-nl
I ly prepari fl charcoal, twf) or ihree days ;
j ihrii v. ashing arid hangtng it in the sun a
I lev/ hoijis, atul |Mving it a sliglr
j s;.i-iiik!:ni," (d’ salt. Secondly by wash-
tiiig’lie w hele surface, l>y means of a
spoil!;.’, or piece oi clean rag, with ihe
vroli:;neous ai.id. 'I'his acid can be
• d)taiii (! from tlie druggists. As tiie
lirsl mode is the clieapesl, and most con-
v»-ni; ni to tiic iAi incis, it will i;cnerally
be prifcrrcd. ~
re^ .lire .1, spoke a.s it spoke iti
( hi'ist, “ h 'Ii. r, f ,t be jji ssilde, let this cup
pass fron. Inc.” Her ceuipc, aiie nv \ cr i.roj c
from the (.ontemplation of her In-art .r;.l Hf“.
i Sn h a beaft, and su ii a Ilf , .hs hers might
hiivc Hoolhed mat;y a self-rigliteofis soul; but
the sn' jc’fl (,f our nriire aMiorrcd hers. If, and
fh il to 111* protecting rli'liti-fusiiess of Christ.
At his f (t, fJie V as e jn!ii!.>-fd. In him, had
slie coinf(irt. Day anil night, she* sought lii'm
l._\ pr;,yer. His word she read, or asked il to
lie read, day after d.iv, hf)ur afti-r hour. !n
tills i.tlltude of soul, resigned and ser-eneto J.e
l.i't, iti>t ill,' the Ki I.g of Terrors.
The lo st rnc dlcal aid of the country was
secun-il, hut all in Miln. She wi.slied to llv-,
but I). \ ( rilii Wed any anxiety abcjiit life. Ile-r
I hn-d.:,nd's anxieties she (/fleii would attempt to
n ii( se, b\ sa\lng—“lie moi-e concerncd about
my soul, than my p« risliing body.” \
In all her \;trious relations, i s[)(-eially as a
V, lie, she w as ;dl tliat could be wishcil. Her
husband has s;iid —
“ 'l ake her all in all.
I shall not look u[)on her like ai.^-aln.”
'1 c t his renii ii.brai.citin.ugh s:id, will be
salutary, if they should be to Intu, alJ that her
pr'-senc- could ha\c been, a prompter to help
him on in the same p:;tb, wiu re l.er last I'ool-
stejis are viMblc. In I’anty’ft (ye, uiu'h b.'ipj.i-
nexs ai d ( omfor t were stoit.d u]j .n the f.ituii.',
lor Ik r food busljand and Ik r relaf i\es. .S.'
Has 1(1 t.L tin-^ouree of it all. Hut as .\i,r 1^*1.
(■0 1, to w hosi- V.11I We bow , had ordained t,
that this I'.lcn of (;ur delight s)io'i!.l le let:,
a ,d. hand in haiid, with l.riel'on tlTt- one side,
and (hinsol .tio:i on the otiiei, '• wltli wan.leiiii;
ste[)» atid slow, \v-• lake our solitary w r..”
Murijhiu'l Gazc'.lr,
rouxi),
0\ Tuesday of the C.'ourt, a Siivkti U \tci',
whub ilie owner can have, by. ij)pi\ ing ..
)IVue, proving property, ai.-i payirm' lot
Trlv I rt.sen.eiit.
.N!«rc!i b, !t:«.-73.
I tins of]
I th>-a.l
N-
;t7i.
J»>sr C. M-AI 1:,
i..\s'r N(rriCK,
^J^O all th se indebted to the
\ I K \ ,( Nl I It,
est ;t- of Wv,
eceased. Tht y ar'' hi riby
r'(piired to make pHvnient on orb fV.n the JOth
oisf. as the debts of the estate will not jjerrnif^a
lo'igcr in>!'dgence.
A AI.KV\NHFW. /
I’. AI.' X aMiKK, S
March 'Itli, 18J.S—Jl74.
NOrUK.
IMF noted JACK, formerlv the
propei-ty of Mr-. Hundly', o-^
■5.-I; S ii'citna, vnll stand rd mv p],\nta-
tv.o mil. .s no.-ih of ('ha.- o(t.'
>mder i!„- tna.K.;;.'-,uent of Ja-ncs Mnrphe^, sen '
.''n.l will |,r. let to mares r»-
tive .la!'..r.tl,e t-vason ; tm doli.w. to ii^-nr^ •
.-mil twod.dlars the single \is.t. 'fl-- Keaso •
haji ’.ow coi'.meu' L'd, and v/dl cn.l tiie last o.'
•luly. Fi.i.-i is to.Tsn!. rcd ns s-ne .is arr.
other, iu. all ?l.e ir.,- e-;, v.it'i m--.v le-.v cxce’ •
tior.ri, put to hi,.I !, ei vvi'fh foal. ‘
Man h i.jth, Irijo,—l-^f.
SUilii (tj •yoi th’iUiVdUiia^ ^
Lincoln (\mnhf 5
o* I’leas and Ciuartcr St‘ssi">n«-.
January Scs-sions-, ISJ^.
Mary W’ells, the ri.i'-utor-, I.eir s a;.d c!e\..
sees of liurrell Wells, i!. ci and.
Ptiliiun for doUTr if lavd and di.'^i. J ut.vc shen
if j.'-ri-i.i'iil i.'.tuic.
iTappi aring t.. ih" eou.-t, tli-.t Ad un HovU-
• me of the Fxeeutors to thu will (.f D r-.v l
U\!U, deceased, Ahxatuler I’.itteraon au«.'
uite, ai.d Aiiuc rsi.n W ells ird v, ifV, \-. I.
iu irs aud Ic^'atee-(1’ Hurre! VV.dls,dc-ceasv-d, :;r£;
I.ol inha'iiiaol.., i,i' tiilh Sf.ue ; |t i, therc-fore or-
'leiL^ i bs court, ih;l notice be |Ju(Misu'd threo
w .-eks 111 the C.it iv. a Journal, requiring the
:^.e 1 .\ii.,ni lloyh, Aiex.'tid. r I’itters. n' attj
Wile, mu! Ai:.|ersiji. W.-!'s iind v. ii , to .appear
t ti'e ( uiity Coin t of I’I.- is (Quarter
si,.|.^, to Ik; Ik I for sa;d i .nintv , .it t|u- Court-
liouse in I iiH olntoi', on tl.r foiu-h Mom'av af'
r the Ith lu Man-', ixt, Ii i n .ind there to
answ er oi demur to the sanl pt titlon, . tlu rw ise
it will'm- tak. n jv-o eonf. s=o, an.l adjnd-. d ao.
ordiv'ly. Witness, \ lU. . ( K rk . 1' said
eurt, at I.iiu-olitlo;,, the tlurd v;,u.da> ,lari-
o.irv, ISJS. \ \|;i)v
Match -Ub. 1S-\S - .h74- pr, ,.dv. I 50
i’Miishilil. M a liiiils,
i’tfr ac/c, at tlf Journal 0/ict,