': lirqe to fcSod. to ijoulr fiountirij, fo ijour Sulu."
VOILtTXIMCES 3.
CHArtLOTTE,. C, SEPTEMBER 13, 1839.
THOIIAS J. HOLTON,
Kdiioh k l'KorauTOK.
TKIi.M.S:
T . rl!i. Carolina Whig will bcs If, riled to sub.
, r,Vrs il TW O IHIf.r.ARH in n.iviince ; T O
liitl.l.AltH AM) i I FT Y CF..NTS if payment In
jured lor three innnlhiiaiiii TUHKfc Ix'il.l.AUS
t ,r i-'.ul nl' the veer. .Vipuptr will lit dlscnn.
I ii, J until H ..rrCrngn atu pmd, except at llm
,.',,, ,.l the Editor.
rliei iiiehts inserted ilOiif Dollar per square
,i tj.,.K nr lca, ttn r -un-a type) lor tin- fit l infer.
1 ' 'Jj r.eiite fiircsch cotitiiiuanre, ( our! nil
rii-nfUt and !bcriii,sS..l.a charged Ui Urf
'ri,t lug."" i and deduction ut 33 J j-r cent, will
i' ' ade fmni the, regular price., for adii Mian a by
y.ar. Advi rli.crnt nts insert! rl inniilhly or
fclVu-riy'. ' l"'r 1u"rB f'" f,ch Sl'"1'
,ele Per sljiiarf friri-i i l' it"'"
t,f...i. W'ftt) aiiioiitg in their adiai 'i.t,nicnt. f
il U't
iurk Hits number! insertion, dt.md or g
ill b insetted until Inibid aud ch.rgid uc.
II
j I'.ielniaeli raerra uiliiiiitii l arlassgcnts
T. I!. MO & CO.,
It IMM.rVtl.l-: A HFTAII. DI'AI.I.IIH
IM
BRITISH FRENCH h AMERICAN
JHIV GOODS,
I Altl'i: I , It A'l Jl!OI,
AND
ii vunw vm:.
i ii i .., it iki.o I 1 1:, .
I I..
fTT Ai.n'
in f lot I'l lli r A. lit
f ill K mhitr.twf l innn fafriir ..f ami k,r
I c ..ii.ii.tl f l.-'.d, r.Hip lur I tu r, So.t J
lUuil t K.hgtturm, and giHHl tu fii mittl lur
. ,g .r il u rr. It will l.KC ali.l.I
., i Vim) ..I ( I. tl.il j; If any p rmri c
. , i.j I it to ! (in. it -I. be l.xii at a re.
, (.ore. 1 In rwu Ii
, i i.' t .a ...l . .U U.
a t-. D triid by i.'l-.n. '
U acrit-iuruc.
..,, .. i i.c I..0 .1 )r. K. N. IIji.'Iii...u 4k. t
I. i ,-l a unu II. m ll.a aulj.i l.U r.
c'li.vs. T. i:Li:i:iiAi:it.
. .ii. !-..:. Htf
PICKLE DEPOT.
IIOl N l o .V
ii i , i i:ie
l r, n hand and U-r a.. If, ru M.l, I
V. .i.
IS mm. Jam.. J.'lir., f)luf. Ac, low
( asII 1 LW r. -i ii" I u.i H --r.
u.r:
IHH .-Ki.N i. IILN I KII.
ni:iaTs:: in:j.is:::
In ih llil ItoalllU III II ( WSIIMI II ) ,
At Mmmmjaluit 'iks;
AMI run i:
... i, ! 'I t ela. h r totl.
, " Ii
" 1" '
t. VI l.K( IlKI.'l S i,,.iiul-i lur. ,! to or J r
' a .n 1 7;
m (n .sure, o tit
I".' i.f all a.... '..r W.lrl
id linttl f k ( .Vae.
I'ltltlMi ..I .11 ,
iptmus at 'ti cents
II F. l.OONK. '
i
IIIK
.il.-nir i, .Liu., bia tin iu!a and t!io (
lie generally, Ib.t h.- h a r. m..v..l l.,.,
.. ui..il.e old stand ol Mm a Uyerly, una.r
- s Hi luu,.- Slurt, on 1 r.de lreel.win te n.
., ,r. d to alb nd l all nrdi ra in hie line, lie
i,il a lew artieiea on hand audi as
GwutaCock, Gulden Star I'Unlet's and
Ptemiuni
took sivi:n.
' - v.rirly or
I'aki.oi: .v: o i.
. i c-.i. d aaaoi tin. Ut ol
1 1 ii Mini Ilollnii ;iit, A c.
ii 1 wul nil li.i np lor ( A.-ll or louu
1'.-
I). II. LVLKLY.
4..U
Notice; .
Jllllll ol my I. n i. .la who arc imlebled lo n
C Note or Account, will pi. a.e ob.erve lit
..' i,t,ri-,l If lbe lb ill.' II, I. in. ... Hi tin
..-!,J immefiulc uttttttirhtt is Hitdutrly ri
i.,.,
ll,.,ka ara in ll.i
h.n.l.ol Mr. J. V. Smith,
in c.r, during my aoacuce,
II. !. l'KITCII AKl).
33U
' la.lal,, Oct 9fi,
ttNEW FIK.M.
untVrmif ntJ tiavinf enlrreii into ( 'vfrt ;
hii ( ,f iUe iurjMiHi l" t4rr)'iiif un the ;
'"iiialiuiiaryjlakery, Fruit,1
AMI I
Retail Grocery Business, !
' ' "ii In t.tl , r nlteutioll of lbe Cllmma of
i mi..i .ur r. mil, In, g country lo tneir New
' "'i Tr nlr Street, h. Iwrni llreni'a and Frank.
1 ' '. Kprat Av llimel'a old Stand, where
"sio b.i p, need tu ecu all tnuir Iricnds aim
MOODY A, NISP.F.T.
H.tf
y 1, l-.'.H.
IIAWKS'S
of North-Carolina.
Volume la now published. It cm
be ..riod of the rriniru ury tiov.
J, "" '""I'la.rtiic Svo. volume of .III I pages.
-"u."Ut"'""'" ' I"'"'
i ' iTn.c U (H, UUIIIS r,lta ti ;j ni
J '.e,:iu,i'".t' . Library .be. p. .ml Wli HI
,, "" 1 Hi ia 1 1 y ol' air ur in if Agents iu
P'fis ol ihe hui., wewiil hrwardil by
I " "'"iae re. f pu,iat,, n receipt of the
t I ! "'uuia lur tcloth.lt il) aheep,
, A l,l,',rj"',
Im '"""nill ii i. nie to Ageuls.or ulhvis,
j '1 to sell again
-ue, n... iH- .
j-KClTloXsj ut iuu's; Court for .ale
to;
'iano and Music Store.
rJ'.Hr. Sub.criln-rk.epa continually, un hand
JL Pianos mn h "-ti-itiwey rV Co., Nunn'a A.
Ih.rk mid ut lit-r maker., of New York. Which he
will eil ut ll.r lowval r..t.-s ii,r VAMI.ur good pa.
per. Al.o, the it li-.l Mu.ir on hand, at No. I(,(l
Main strict ha Iwti-n tlx Fichniigc Hank aiid llic
American Holt I, Columbia, . C
SAMUF.L (JAHLMXKR.
TJ" .'.t. - - ar
L. KKIIKIMiV, IIKHMAS I.. I.KIM.NO.
Ki iiiMSov A Li;ii)i(;,
I M Toll 'IKIiS
Fonign ar.d Tomeslic Try Goods,
W IIOI.K.SAMC AM) KKTA1I.,
IIAOI. lIIT,nM Imm.r (tOH kIMi,
II It I I.VI ; Y . i .
A,tSi, bM. 7-
i Ii.-u lo I it Mulii.'il I'iir Iiiniu.
ut-.1 ' ift . ii .
f: HIS (O.MI'A.VY cuntinnra to t.kr riaka a.
aV 4,'Mibl iob by ft
Ill'Uria, (JuiMJa, I'fo-
-1 ri.
J ' I llli
at ll.r I'liig More i,f K. Sje II ut. In.
...li t u.
filTK HKH.
A ('. 8TKKLK, J'rrtnirnt.
C. U KUM AN, Yve J rnukul.
V. . . Y K 1 1 U J ( ' 1 1 IM N . 'y. f 7 1 eat r.
1'IKf 1 Kh.
A. C. SIKKI.K, J. L. J.KOWN,
31. R TAVUjK, S. T. S HIslU.N,
C. OVKll.M AN. F. KCAKK,
U'M. Jdll.N'l UN.
Ji-h.n L Hkown, F. !-i.HR ud 8. T.
hihti.v, i'.jttutilt L'uuimilUe.
AinU Wb, If.i'J. 7tf
s:(:(UJ()0 1 Fruit Trees
roii mm:.
WFSTBiaCKS Si PIENDENALL,
'i nj't ii Im t it litt ttl littrn l it j us
m U (tuiu'i ut, ticur CrrtitimtotS. C,
1 ' I I P i.n rnrrttu!! tail tl
,1'virv I'HtIIii!! cail the attention 1
tlie.-it'.rr,,.,. ,,,e.S..u,..c,,,St.U-. to
irt
Ibrir frt la'Kf al,K-a of ti-tiae ai.it (ir.riiiua ted
i (...I i mt, .r ti r-.ll ami W inUr 'I raur
Ji.. . l--4. ,...) I. ....... i. f ...., ,i.t Ii.,
tiir.ity l.i.iii.g li a. am
ril ui.n lbe oral ae.llii.g .loeka, anidi .a a aute
guri.tie ol tr u. tmiur.a ami loi.gr any , t prumt
nent el.ar.i I riatu a in oreharmi.g w bu li abouid
not be oirfMH.i,,."! by prians wi.b.i.g io plant or
eb.rda iti.i i U't to. i i tu.g vr i.'i.i.y u.c. Tl.e
t.. k euu.iats .1 ti e l.,il.,,l,f ireea :
I. '.II.HIII A. l. tr..a; Ilit'.bOO I'rarh tree ; It)..
Ilim Frar tn ; I i.lmil Apricni ; II. .inn t bri ry j
l'i.la I'luM, ; iM.ll N.u.ligr; llMHI Aiiiionu ;
llilill gun, re, 41'I.U l.l.pt Vim a.
II. ..,, a ..ry uc a ..oi Inn nt of Curr.nl.
,1r- I., rr . -, Cab. rnr., (;, I er r u a, elr., II of
wbirb will la- aolo on very r.aaonable term, lor
c ab or approved p-.j.-r.
All p,o. i put up iuaunrn.r a'jlr. rnd a
..,.1,.,, I. H, ,.,.. ..I. I to lath pair..!', and soar.
lalilfO lli. l the invoice Will Ih- 11 t rrE... r ol the
i.i. I, . fit allrr lbe Ii... .re I r m. -i.l.. n I. d. if II . V
.re tr. Mt.lHi.lrd aa e.-i Ii Ol.a ap)e.ra on ti
.Mr. I . J. Il.'.l'.n mil il aa ag.nl f,.r ti Iu'.
Il.sl.ii g .1 lbe pi !! ol Mil kla l.l'int -lid neigll
brrii.g ...iii.lii. w.'ii He l.,ii Fruit 'IH -. an.
will i-ac nit ..ore iii liirw.ri.iM; nruui lor the
Or I 'Jfi is
X'bf.
Dr. II, -M. rritelian'
VjJ era ha oeii riuin.li n to ri auinc II. e
ffa turlln ol M. l l till'.
II. i. be Ci.I.eil!
1 TTi'ir ,,. pre.
.tare" 31. 1S..S.
d at his ttire.
-rtUd b.r wiinoul cl arg
Solf
rin: i.n i:x:
! V ! U 0 if A T 0 Ii !
4 ompowndrd rutlrfly from (.( MIS,
i itlf i'r' TIIK Kef f 11 M tTM K M I V
it;.::;
.H. I.I, . , -
ili If lg Hie lilooti.
Illll..,,. alia
I., llr, i.r.vr,
l.lvrr In.lu..,
i k ll.ailn, lie.
C liolees
,. r ia.
.Inumllee iih...
,.- .i-
lr in.p.
S a I !,' bonis, rwr.- SW llmtMiS'.
a lha
-i'alV a. ...a.:'.. --I,
.M Inn a.l Auue. hill 111..,
, .11 ... . Illl- Ion. Ttpe, Il ..I-...-.
J,','. I-T.1T'.',".?'. ""m"M'l" lf I " ' ""B
All aab.it aiM- II are ai.vliis; Ihrlr ii.ai.laata.ue
... urn.. i.e In H. I.i....
r- 'Hv sl-e lit trie ni-.inlh allh Ih. latvl
40a aloe, anil . allova Ih.iIi lltrl .
THE LI VI". R INVIOORATOR
a I a. lisTiin- mii'i-ii. I'l, inkBV, a.l a I.J.
rl"'Li'"i.".'.u",'.rf f."r'''I..'ra",V.j''V"vee's."i"'.u",
is, ..'-. J ' . -.s.n -a
.,, ui .ui.a .1. ii.. ,. ""..I I l i-
b am rmi ti a i
Wliola .air Al,rlilal
r. scAiin x co.,
t iiurlulti-, A C".
A LAHGK SUPPLY OF
Constable Warrants
JLSTl'HINTFD.
I'ltDSII AUISIVAL OF
CONFKCTJONAHIKS.
IMII STON V UlfM'IiK
HAS jut P'Ciived freah uply nf CAN.
JMKS, of ali kind, olao Citron, Currniita,
Kuiaina, Yif, and a aarii ty nf Nula. Cull at
HOUSTON t HUNTKRS,
I Door Kuatof the Court limine.
Chtirlollt, Oct. ili. Sj8. Xhf
A Great Battle to be Fousht !
fRMir; auUcribrra infuriii tlio cilixn.a of Char
a. I'Hlc and vicinity, that tliry hnve on limni
nil arc coiiatantly receiving, a aup rb urtintiit
6 " FUIJNITURE,
4iiM rinr Ii. any tlnng that liaa ever bu n nffi red
in tbia airlii.n. "J't.rir atick comiata in part of
II. t lui.uKii.g articlia :
Kifaa, Tele Ti-tt-a anil Divana,
Cun- R. limn Kinking ( hairr,. Mahogany and Cnnt
rVal Parlor Chaira and liufh Rollntn t'haira,
Mahogany and Cune It. lu.in Id.rkii.g Chaira,
Wariirnhca and riureaua.
Marble ami W nud Top I t ntre Tablia,
.Marble Waab Stunda and Sink-,
Card and W.,rk 1'ablra.
M. In.tr kny and Walnut r il. n.i. n T.l.l. i.
M.liiigany, Yr nch and Klizalu il. II. i.altaua,
Hint Nula and Tailor la,
looking (.1.1.11 lr.. in 4 In 170 Puir,
MJf.Ki.rkiivg L'r.dli-a anil ll.i liiiinif Chaira,
Tucktr'a Halei.t S.niif; llnilcm llr.iaie.da.
r'anopua Kilh .ute N-1 1 n , and M.,njulo li.ra,
Cullne r'untitiire by the t.
In n and U ....) 11,1 !( ,..,
(.It .Moultin g ,t all :zr lor making Ciaaa J '
ricture rr.uiea.,
ALftd
llvrry kiri'l r.f mati riala for auli' eenrrallv u.ed
bv Cai.mrl Aldkera, audi t Glue. I...cka Kuob..
Iluigt a. Walnut, Mai, of an v. A r., Ac.
And I "t, tl.-,P.'li not Iciat, we keep alwi vi on
hanu a aupply of
Fik'si Mtiallic I'urial i'a.
J. M. JAN1E1!S A CO.
ailutlr. May 3i, Iei9. I I tl
, , , ,,, ,
(jlX'Jlt 711110 lit MOl'lWS
TL'IINOIT.
; rrj'iiF. s.ib.
I
U-ra ri-HiH-elMilty liif'.rm the pen.
aurrouiirfin c"untiy, that they
e pricea of their alork, conai.t.
dtp ut'
lnj (looods, Iicbdj-Miidc l lolliin.
itOOT.S, SliOi.S,
grral Jll. ty ol other (
gardt. aa to coat.
which will I
COINTH1 I'l.Ol'UL taken in exchange,
l(U- Ur
; 11(1 at ti &d
Mow la worth
Mantillas worth
li. 111.1l worm
(Kl at
.1 (III at
nil at
1 (10
I
1
York
pmpor-
ll.ii.p Skirls or lb 'J .'til a
r.ial ci.l'u I'm. I worth l.'i .
rl.ed and unnii ai bed l. oi. .lie
a. aud all (.node kept 111 Store,
tion I., ti.e ilan
KA.M.MF.LSLAG A MKNDAl.LS
i. If AS. I 1 1
my Ag
l.;u;
mil .tS.iiiifit cut Tl:ip.
Ai J ma w .11 nt li e w li .le St.it.-, ill. In r Kivi re.
It.ilroaue, tiolc, c..pMi. Iait, Iron ami Coal
Hi.-... suo .11 the (-Hies. Town, auu Villages, her
no.ne ...ouniui.i. ...u --p,ig., auu , ,
Kh.a,i..
I; v..u w-.nt thia (.uMir .N I'li IZK. now is
the tune. .Map -iveii In I by live. Ib.rdt r vu w e
ol the State lie liar, In.ai
Male and Fimaie Coiieg
V'Tc'oiTof'the
rhruprt and bear Map. , vi r publi.lo d.
PKAKCKek LKST, Hillsboro', N'. C.
A(.f;.N Is WA.NTHl b.r every cuniy in ll,
Stale. Terms iheral. Apply aa alo.vc.
Juiy I J It) Cm
jleeklciibuiA Ikiiids.
ml
I'iir Aoilh M.-ltf, I'limtr. T "UU Z , lw' ,.- , Y crs' "d-tor : I dressed the wound, a, , -f , tLat ,;0d directed u.e in scatter- 's"on of New lork the ttuinl began to tai-
..tu,,,,..,,,. tLe lh palUbt .:chardCas. mallJ , t,rafc fo!low ,.,i0 did .ood fighting I " eciou, Gosnel seed for tl.e salvation ter. All eyea were now turned to hurope.
ICxiK IIKKK, HilK.NDS, and felb.w riimna, well called bis neighbors ba.-tiiy together ; t0 ,j(cr that day. Iliad uot inquired for ! le 1 , r c,lled to see a blind man to
i "'V:,y'",''lr,'''M,t'TVIt'0KISlO,'T'1 ID(1 they came at his call as rendiiy a. the niy hushabd, but while I was busy CV-wcll !",,, 'r ' of Murder Villa -e Ser- But it was not France alone wltioli came to
lAKiH.I.NA? h.o.s.,,,1 to tbe .u...er,be,.,or of Scotch inountains mustered at .J. t i. .whom I r-ad one o rSiirdir v uiane r i, ,..., ,,f 7rt ... t
M.VB; i r h ui. r niiiii.ni. J be men lift on Suudsy morning. More
fMlt,M. llo.MiS sr. ui.uoubu.iiy the aat.et tuan eighty weut from this house with bus
.1 ,uy all.,, nt that cm be n.i.iie,..,,U ar. r.ally j)auj . 00 at tem we ud could sec
prebrab.e to anv Slate Ibiiiiie. : a - i- 11
The county cannot repudiate. ,ul rerJ t""" "d mischief in bliu. 1 know
They bear serea per cent ii.icnst payable semi- acoward as soon as I set my eyes upou
li ii ua il v. with Coupi
They are of the d, .nation of I00, which
ii make them more current and uselullordo-
.lie purHse
The coupons will prove a convenient intJiuni
lor paying county tajtea.
I
y'""'
Ib. cilKina ol 1'ie mo nly should lues,
id lin y are now n Hired to lluin. 1'ropi.an I. lelt
t ithi r lb, nk in Charlotte or w ilh 1 aptuui John
Walker will r. cent prompt atieiilmii.
il. W. GL 1UN.
JV. U . 1-. A, U U U '.
SVsl.28. IS5B. -'illl
fid -Notice.
T
vllF.hrm of llfNPFIISON AliKFNSwae
diaaolved en Ibe 1.1 of Juittiory, by mulinil
rolia.nl. JAS. f. llb .MU UMira, will llereatter
p-rra on the bliailll.a t,
own account. All
pailaoua imielited will pn a.e come lorward aliu
ltle at once, aa the busme.a iiiual Oc closed up
mmediatelv.
IIKNDKHSON .I AIIKENS.
January
IIAVI.Nt; ...I.I inv enlire inti real in ibe firm ..I'
M K..N PFUst . A. All li KNS to Mr. J P. IIK.V
HKKSti.N, I still ripeet o ri iniun lor aome tune
yri ml tttr itora miU
my Iru iuJn Hini ( tifli
au would lurk uvt
Lull U l'uL.ny
.py to ait nil I
nrro, nrlM uistriy
tlitr l.tllr cli-iiiti.
m liitmc
UUC lli
mi the t'Diittrii.
F. W.
AIIUF.NS.
44 tf
A.C. "WILLIAM SO:
a I'TtlCN KY snd I i.uiiai II
nt I.i w, hasta
i ken sn i thee, jointly Willi J. A. Fox, F.-q I
up.i..irs n.i. iii.. "---", .jia-in. t.a would ride down ine roau
will be eoiiatimily pn
..n pr.'li aainnal bu. mi
Mr. Fox, when he ia a I
Janum y 4, lf).VJ.
inane l,r Inula. If, or b.r
4H f
Wanted,
('OKI)S OK TAN-HAKK, f
thp cU wil! hr pHirl.
M. li. TAYLOH.
1 -J if
.Vuy 31, If jS.
t.
SI
.i'; . v
Multiplication Table. .. fi.k rHiuo.)
riarr i.
Three llirtea are nint (htit foora are twelve
Tlir'e fivea will make filiern ;
And three tm.ei u are .u.t eighteen,
Aa liny have alwar Lciu..
And llnue !- m f t, t .mly oue,
Thrre t igbla are twi nly. (our ;
Ami three tiiuea are twenly.aevi u,
You'll find they make no num.
Three 1. i.a era Harty. and three clcvem
W'iII make jiiat 1'iiri v . tl.rre ;
And tbrie titm-a tvilre'are thirty an,
And more tin y cn.ni.l lie.
And fnur lin.ea four wi.l make a.xlim,
If y..u will c um tl., e'er ;
And four I urn a five bit aiwayi ben
Jual twenly, jr a utit.
And fuur times l l are Iwitity.four,
Four icnit are t enij. tight ;
And four times eight are thirt) -two,
Four nines are t iirty-au.
Four trna r.re liarty, w refeat,
Four ih vi.a are lnrij.li u-;
And four Itmea twelve arv lort.
And nr.w niy org ia o'ir.
ighl,
live t.mra five are Iwen.lr-fni',
Five tunes aix are ti.tr ly ;
Fite timta aevtl are thir-ly-live.
And file tin.ei eight i. le lor ly.
Five times nine ire (nrtr-five.
Five tin.ea tinare fiiiy;
Five tin.ea elevifi art filly, fue
And five tiiiua tweite air a i x t y .
8,1 tiiuea nine are fify.f.-ur.
limes ten are rutv ;
rtv,'i limes nine arer.xiy ll.ree.
And sevtn times t are s veuly.
Eiirbt ti un a nine i. 'H. vepty.lwi
tight tunes ti n ar e ghly ;
Nine tinu-s nine are o-biy ons.
And nine times tt n tire mm ly .
Itliscflliiifmis.
Fn.m Codry'a Iiiv's
31 A it v si.)t:i:
Iiak.
M It.
An anecdote, commulicated of Mrs. Sic
eutiab, is strikingly illuauve of her resold-
lion and stieirgth of Wil. Ibe oecurenco
look place at a time wleu the whole country
was roused Dy the u.cu ot tie i.rituh and
loyalists Iroui the V.aoe rear ccuotry, to
join the royal standard at W ilmington
Jb ' veteran Donald .viclloua,d issued his
proclamation at Croaa Ut-ak, iu February,
17, ,, and bavmg assembled his highland-
er?, marched across rivirs and t'.iough for-
ests, iu baste to joiu Govtrhor Martiu and Sir
Hory Clinton, who wire already at Cape
Fear, liut while be bat eluded the pursuit
of .Moore, the patriots of N.wleru aud VV il-
nungton Districts were not id. e. It was a
time 01 uouie enterprise, ami giorioumy uiu
the signal of tbe burning cro-s
couutry rose iu mass; scarce a man able to
walk was left in the Neuse n gioii. Tbe
L'uited regiments of Colonels Liliiugion and
Caswell eucouutered McDouald at Moore's
creek, where, ou the tweuty scveutL, was
foDi?hl one of tbe bloodictl natties of tbe
Revolution. Col. Slocumb's recollections of
,llis l,raTe,.v contested field were too vivid
to be dimmed bv tbe lpse of years. He
was accustomed to dwell but lightly cu the
gallant part borne by himself iu that memo
rable action, but be gave abundant praiic to
bis associates ; and well did thry deserve
tbe tribute. " Aud," he would say," my
wife w there !'' She was indeed ; but tbe
sin y is best told in her own words :
liini. The Tories more tbau once tried to
f j , , ,e, but they always showed oow-
7 , , J, . ...
, ard at the bare insinuation that our troops
viero about.
" We''. bi7 gotoff iuhih spirits , every
man btt ppiug high and light. And I slept
foundly aud quietly that night, aud worked
hard all the nrxt day j but l kepi minuug
where tbey bad goi lo bow iar w here
ami line many at lha regulars atol T....
they would meet abd I could cot keep my
self from the study. I neiit to bed at the
usual time, but Hill continued to study
As Hay. whether waking or sleeping I kuow
not, I bad a dream ; yet it wa. uot ail a
dream. (She used the words, unconscious-
ly, of the poet w bo w as uot theu la b'ng ;
law uit;:iolly oocy wrapt, lu my uus-
baud'. .UArri. cloak, bloodv, dead ; and 0th-
ers dead and wounded on Hie grouuu about
' him. I ii tbcm plaiuly aud di.stiaetly. I
i utteied a cry. aud sprang to my feet ou tbe
floor; and so slroug was the iuipresbion ou
my mind, thatl rushed iu tbe dircotiou the
- .rru,r i j came up against tbe
., ". .. ,. .., : ,
ide nf the bouse. Tbe Ere in tbo room
give little light, aod 1 gated iu every direc
tion to catch auother climpse of tbe sceue.
I raised the light; everything was .till and
quiet. My cbnd was bleeping, but uy wo-
man was awakened by my crying outer
jumping OU tbe floor. If 1 ever felt feiar, it i
was at that moiucnt. Seated ou the bed, 1
reflected a few moments, aud ..id aloud : ' I
Wuot RO t0 bin,.' I told the woman I OOUld j
Sho appeared in great alarm ; but I merely
toid her lo lock the door after me, aud look
after the child. I went to the stable, sad
mare as fleet and as easy a U.g
died my
u. ever travelled aud in one minute we
were tearing dowu lha road at lull speed.
Tbe cool night bcrrued after a mile or two',
gallop to bt.ug refloeliou villi it. .nd ask
ed myrelf where 1 was going, and for what
purpose). Again tud gin I was tempted
lo turn Luck : but I was aoiuo ten miles from
bouit), and oiy mind became ntrotiger every
uiile I rode. laloulJ titjtl my buriband dead
or djrino;, was aa Ciuiljf uiy preneutiuietit auJ
couvictioa an any fact of my life. When
day broke, I was borne thirty miles from
norne
I knew tb oannral e..i. ... i;..i
aruiy expected to take and bud fu!iQVPd
them without hefitatiou. , in securing the ttrtices of acveral new Col-( ()e 0f iheir uiiuialers writing nie receutly,
About suiiritu 1 came upon a group of Porlears. wll from tbeir intelligence, piely j . We coutinue to distribute regularly
women and children, standing aud sittin.r a"J cu,ri-')'i pro'11'8" great usefulness iu ; eTerj mouth, traeu through our low u and
by the road si le, each one of ihem sliow" ""ue of ,!le u"!,t nB,(,J eoaui'ma in N. C. the adjoining neighborhood. Thie are iudi
ing the tame anxirty of uiiud all fi.lt . "B 1 luoort'J ' days in a neighbor-1 viduals here wha are in the habit of carry
toiping a fow minutes, I inquired if the P"""1 of 3 f8"''1'1. u of 10U "Tfr ' with tbeiu tract for dii,iribution as op-
battle bad been fought. Thry knew uoth
ing but were anembled on the road to calcb
intelligence. 'J hey thought Caawell bad ta
ken the right of the Wiliiiiiicton road, aud
goue towaida tae north-weht, (Cnpe Fear )
Again was 1 akiinuiiLii' over the e-round.
through a country thinly settled, and very
poor and awampy ; but neither my own
rpirits uor my beautiful tug a failed iu the
lea.-t. We followed the well marked trail
of iLe troops.
'lit mun have Leen we',1 up, bay
eight or nine o clock, when 1 beard a bound
iike tbunder, wbi.'.'i I knew must be cannon.
It was the brat time 1 ever beard a cannon.
1 e topped still, when pruaeutly the cannon
thundered again. The battle was then fight
ing. hat a fool! my beband could not
It- dead last night, and the buttle only 6gbt
iug' now I till, as I am so near, I nill go
atid see bow they come out. So away we went
again, faiti-r than eer : und I soon found
by the nciae of the guna that I was near the
hgbt. Again I stopped. I could hear ri-
and 1 could bear shooting. I tuoke
to icy n, ara and dashed on in the direction
of the firiDg and the shouts, now hder
than ever. 1 be blind r.ath I had been fol
Iuui,.,, i rn.rl.i ;. tf 'i . 1
1..;., . u. i D i e i ....
'leading to .Mooies Creek Mridge, a few 100
,j Vi. ,u0t,;j a i' j e
yards below the Iridre. A lew yarns from
ii i ,, . j . i e. i
the road, uudcr a cluster of trees, were ly
ing pitbaps twenty men. They were the
wounded. I knew the spot ; the very trees;
aud tL position of the men I knew as if I
bad seen it a thou-and times. I had seen
it all night ! I saw it all at once ; but in an
iustubl tuy whole foul was centered in one
bpot ; for there, wrapped iu his bloody
puard cloak, was my husband's body !
How I pasaed the few yards from my sad
iie to the place I never knew. I remem
ber Bbcoverin; bis head and seeing a face
clothed with gore from a dreadful wound
across the timple. I put my hand on the
bloody aot ; 'twas warm, and au unknown
four 1,1'l'r-nd for Wat. -r A aiin'l xamr, Ir-l
' ,!e , , Ltar) , Mrta, fcf wa(l.r
, W46 elo,e b j hloll,.u it bJ ko.)ie iu
Li, mouthi and Ki,irA hil face . sij beLo,,,
, k wa, FrMjic Condell. He soon revived
,uJ couM ,p(.ak j wasuillp thH B.nll,i
bis bead. Said be, ' It is not that ; it is that
! Lole iu mj U. tLat is killing me.' A pud-
Jl, f l,iBli was .tandinr. on the rround
tioat feut ,00s hia koifu, cut awsy
he trowsers and stockings, and fouud the
(00li caui(! frolu , l0t to;9 through and
through tbe fleshy part of his leg. I look-
ed about and could see nothing that looked
as it if would do for dressing wounds but
i ,011,e ueart-leaves. I gathered a handful
al,d bound them tight to th Lules, and the j
bleeding stopped. I then weut to the oth
,1 . ;,l, I,,. l,-i i hil alinnt f.-i r,u
eouie comp:iment ; hut I interrupted bim by
asking: here is my Lu-t and 7
"Where be ought to be, madam, in pur-I
suit of the enemy. Hut pray said he, ' bow
caIut , ou (jere y
Oh, I thought, replied I, you would !
need nurses as well as soldiers. See . I :
' have alrcaJy dros-ed many of thee good
lunowsjanu uere is one going io 1 '
and litling Ii I ui up wiin my arm uuuer ui.i
head so that he could dnuK some tnoro wa
ter would have died before any of you
men could have helped him.
" ' I believe you said Frank
Just theu
I looked
np, and my husband as blood y as
-, aud as muddy as a ditcbr-r, stood
2.
a butcher
before III o
'Why Mary r he exclaimed, ' what are
vou uoiug
uomg there ; uucgnig r rana i ogucu,
tbe greatest reprobate in tbe army 7'
L don t care, 1 cried, 'riant
Lravc feliow, and a good soldier, aud a true
f - j . Con-res '
.i,ru"u 10 -oiirri. .
True, true, every word of it! said Cas-
well, "You are right, madam . with the
:lowct p0S!ible bow.
.. j 0, u. ,- busbaud what
h,roU"ht Ule there. I was so happy, and so
Wtre Rj Jt a8 a ..lorious victory ; 1 came
. ., .i,. bpibt 0f the eniov me
ll. e 1:1. 1 knew
) husband was urpnsd, but 1
my husband was urprisu, i.ut i coum
be was not displeased with nic. It was
night again before our excitement had all
subsided. Many pi isoners were brought in,
and auiou-; them sonic very obnoxious; but
the worst of the Tories were not taken
They were, f r the most part,
ief. jn the woods
nd swamps wherever they
were overtaken. I begged for some of the
poor prisoucrs, and Ca.-swvil readily told
me none should be hurt but such as had
beeu cui'tv of murder and bous. burning
lu the middle ot the nicbt 1 agitin tiiounieu
my mare and started for home. Caswell
ami husband wanted me to tay till morn-
in.', and they would send a party with us.
15u' i.o; 1 wauled to see my child, and I
to? .1 them they could send no party who
, ha(, bu,k , ,nJ mill what joy did 1
could keep up m nie. n oai oapy "
b.,, U1J. c,ild a. b. ran to nut me .
t w:, , P,irn,,.,ny that f..rled the creek, an
peu. tr. i.i.g ine swamp, made the turmu. cliarg
" me Unti.h lell.,..d re.rwi.ieh .iecd-d tl.e 1st
Iu the foruiatiou of a single locomotive
enniue there are over ..000 pieces lo be pui
together, aud these require to be as acca-
rntelv adnisted as tbe works of a watch.
F.very watch consists of at leasl -10-' pieces,
cmployinjr probably over -'0.1 perrons, dis
tributed ainotig 40 trades 1 say uolbiog
of the tool makers fcr all these.
Frnm the Apintuf the Ae.
Farts of Colporlii?r in North tiruiiia.
'
Since Jm, e 1st, this cause to aid iu carry-
iii)5 the gorpel to the poor and needy at tbeir
bouirs, has bom greatly bleoi-ed of Uod in
tbeibcreaaed laliors and good results of those
i Colporteurs bo bate been totuii'' faithfully
. Jrs from bouse to houso ; and also
vnnw. .iviv, i. - w v.uv. .v..fe.v- . purtuBiiy unurs. xuu ace iuui mo .-luieu-booka,
1 1 entirely neglected church, which is Cllu Traei Uause is still held iu rcmeuilrauce
about i miles from tacin, whe'B there is gene- j as ii deserves to be held by all." Tbeae
rally preaching puce a month; there is no Christians have beeu regular in tbia work
sabba'.b .ohool-rrniu I 2 mile, aud crce-! rjiore .1SU years. May God continue to '
ly no iuteret in educatiou not one in eight j diapoae His people to give their active la-
of (lie children ever went to nchool, only 4
mothers ami i tuiui rs could rcaa ana write
At t Lei r own firtnides we began teaohio).
1? mothers, 13 fathers aud 4'J children, and
ninny of tin in weie greatly delighted aud
promised to continue studying the Trad
I'riuier which we supplied tbeiu with, auu
alsoaecured the fen ices of two pious per--on
to vi-it the tii ouec a mouth for iuatruc
tion and prayer. A wealthy lady iu the coun
ty lo whom we btated the condition of Uit.se
families prnproned to take and educate two
of these children, who are no being prop
erly cared for and taught. (Hi uiau was so
ignorant that lie reiu.ed lo have books be
cause they were " im u's work.-," but
after iutaiesling his childrtU by pictures
and reading in " l'ei-p of lJay," be coii.-eut-ed
for that book to be left, which he ban
read twice, and has since bought " Li lit
upon Lino " aud " I'recept upon l'rccept,"
and he now says that he wauls all the book
"K these, because iney ueip nun to uuuer-
i "tain the Uih e, and his own duty so much
, . ' ... . . J ,, ,
better than he ever did before. iy thus
, , .,. .
I l'oiiii; to the families we can see their wauts
'01 ng
aud adapt the talk aud books to tbuin.
A promising young uiau who is now pre
paring for the ministry, says that a visit I
made to him when be was at work several
years ago, and the tracts aud books I sup
plied him with, Were instrumental iu hia con
versi ui. And during the present year he
has given himself entirely to study and ac
tive religious efforts in prayer meetings aud
Sunday Sclnois among the poorest and lao-t
wretched fimilies, where his labois have
been blessed fur great good. A-belierolel.t,
U i in li ieud, li ing in r'ay. ltevi',!t, gave me
a donation last ."'pi ing. lo make) some needy
..,.,) .,.i;....r. ,,n. l.ifr. n, ..I,, liar of tii V in
Tr. Soc. 5 .'il of which I appropriated lo' ral may induce a better fecliuj among our
P Mi-tiuie the above named young man j citizens, and u more bmiorl le and forbear
Life member, bv which ha drew the l.'iOJjing conduct than ha. heretofore distinguish
paes (which will be due l.ini aiii.u tlly,) aud ! ed the adiiiiiiistraiion of our Government:
av t be in to the poor children iu one of the i that the helping band i-xleiided to us in o tr
dauoain cooois lie la i-uuoeeica wiiu. wuuio
that be
j j ivLB ,0 ,nuch benefited bv God's ble.s-!
1 .. .1 :. 1 :.. .
this worK. an.i i am
. . ' . . . . iii.
i 1(, , wl'tlJ rf.3,s jt jr uim
and the funiiy I met a gentleman who
toJ ,hat . (Vtuo to Jesus,' had been
',, ; bn,,,.;,,,, him from darkness lo
li -ht, and that he now loved to be engaged
in. omoting the work of God." '
! p . :.. v,.b
' "'ne'ciall v students who are
in;; upon Looks aim tracts, auu wisii.uj j - r ,
to improve his time lor tlio greatest good to fp"' l"V- UL,t-
others, be spent several days during his fjR A
recent VLCntion as a voluntary Colporteur,.
not willing to receive a cent for bis service..! " I 1 the great power, of hurope
Ho went among strangers ou fJOt, from ; were at pence, and Lujilaiid w. at full lib
house to house, aud God op, in d bis w.y ; erty to throw on our shores the wbo.e force
most signally for good ; and be scattered over of her aims.
Ou.OUU pages, fa his letter he .ays-- li "lbe .ir.ij.le w. lonir nJ unequal; and
ina. and especially students who are pn i P o. i.ie.r crews were
.-the Holy Spirit 'tircctiag them tola- boaid. 1 hese omcers immediately protest
f GoJ's viueyard. ...ay lcaru lessons of. l-'i hr.r capture, and had C.pt.
j .i- . .i .. ,..tl .r- .-l,;,.b Lee arrested on a charge of piracy, lue
; f0L,jn,,
l or iu
men a
mid be oft lasting practical character
r future u-cfdl..e.s, and aUbe in,tru-
for future
l: ' .u f lifj m
1 mental iu
; b ,ua , no- perishing iu their
. f ( ' k f jt j tll(iy I10t or CB1I.
I . ' ' bnrehto receive it because of
,, .,,,;. lnorall0c rcj udice,
ctiou. May
i f.,il. e-sres and ami
lie laoru seiio.o " h
live, pious men in o the v in.yar. I, for the
barit truly is plenteous, but the laborers against us. At this motnen ,r,e t-eo ara
ar few " p'rin lb. last three months I have fio., of the 4,h of July reached Madrid -"si
U more or iess in lit counties, sc.tteritig lbe complaint aganist C.p, Lee was i d,.-3001.00-
pn,es, visiting JW families, in-' mfed , supplies lo hi. ship aud aid in re
.u.t ,(.. pn e. , vi .,,,,' PM. : pairiu-it furnished, and public declaration
struclin.' and eucouraging ioiponeur, re-
,.e vin donations iu amounts fro... f 150
" NI..:,I iaU.ll
, -. ...
:"r.r;:r'.i;:.;.T .hie.,
w V3 . r . , , i:..; t.
snecaiuou vi -- - - j
00 ceuts giveu bim boy bis mother to spend
us he rhose. A servaat gave 10 cts. to pay
tnr ' Come to Jesus." for me to give away,,
a copy of which was giveu her by her mis
tress, when I visiiea mem iwu ve.ia
' ., . t . i..,- . ci.ri.i
" V7en 1 u, sent me Slofand .ays ibat,'
h. tf nntinu.d to catechise bis children !
and servants iu the afternoon of Sabbaths,
I ........ 1 eommenccd it at his house several
.. .! hp is satisfied that it has
. . , ci.ilur. u and time servauis
I i,efU COuVCrlB,l, aud all say that the
. raceived at home iu tbe
, , n exercise helped to show
, , .I.,i,,iOI, aud duty, and to bet
ter underai'iiK. 'i r11""" K"-t....
In Jim I visited Halifax c.uuty for tbe
first time, in parts of which there is great
need for this work, which is being done by a
faithful man ; and lbe worthy . iuteliigei.1 aud
pious of the ditlrreut douoininaiioiis give
the best evidcucc of love for lue perishing
i .i 1....1 ...,.. i
.r.,..n.l them iu their
heerlul nu t liourai
donation, to support the. r own Coipo. t.ige
lo make themselves Life mem be. s, by which
each is getting the l.iOO pages, gratis, u
uually, aud are going themselves with lue
minister and Colporteur lo the bouse, of the
poor, giving them this gospel trulh, taUiu.
aud prayiui! with them ; and God is com
meaoiug to revive His work there. A geu
tlemau in auolher easteru oouuty write me
that he will support a Colporteur.
lo a town we. of tliin where tbere
?re nl"' Piouf .ch,,i"M'. tUe?,
have formed a " J uvcuile Sewiu; hociety
by wbicb tliry bam earned aDd sent me
gotl, securing tbree life Metubersliips ; aod
iudiidual ladies tbere sent rue $M, reaull-
in Irum tbeir love to God and iudii.itrious
habits. In ibia wav these females are the
j lleaoi 0f carrying the eopel to tbousauds.
. bors, prayers aud tueana to carry out ibis
work fully, in visitinc aud re-vuitioa
every county aud family, that the gospel
with prayer may be extended to "every
creature." Yours, truly,
V. J. W. CUOWDKU, Gen. Ag t.
of Am. i'r. 8oc. for N. C.
lUUigh, Sept. l.t, lj'J.
SPAIN AND TIIK I'NITKD STA'IKS.
Whatever relates to the history of tlio
American Involution is or ought to be of in
terest to the American reader. Partly with
this ferling we ami. x some extracts from a
1th of July (ration, delivered iu Do-tou ou
the last National Anniversary, by George
Sumner, K-.) , which we find more at length
in the Naiiuual lutclligeucer of the -'ltd
iu-t. There are olb-r consideration, how
ever, inducing the publication. We are aa
eustou.ad, very gfin-i ally, in this country to
look upon Old spaiu wiih a mixed feeling
of abhorrence aud conumpt abhorrence,
for the cruellies which, we have bceu taught,
were practised by her people iu the name of
religion both in the Old World and the New ;
eoiitempt, for the position wbiuh of late years
has beeu occupied by the once powerfal
Spanish race. Vet it was not always so
with our people. And it may not be amiss
lor the present generation to know that it
was not ever so, aud irhy it was not so.
Few, comparatively, are aware of the ser
vices rendered lo tbe United Colonies by
the Spanish Governiuont and people in
1770 Is it coaming too tuuuh upou Na
tional gratitude, almot proverbially the ex
pectation of lavors to come, to hope that
the knowledge of those services made gene-
) " " J ,." , ' --rram IU0
hand of covetousue.s ' which inauy.
people are di-po.ed to stretch toar.ln the
ealii.il nn.se.sinna ol tbs now weaxcneii
-... j e- r--;
il,.,.. Lr-ii, men ar m was the creators
the naval glory of our eouutry Captain
Le, of .Marbleheart cruising ut.uer a com-
mission from Congress, having taken and
ut home five valuable prizes, finding it ue-
Cesar, to f bt and obtain suPp ue am. mti-
f""01." of tMred -lh P' ,f l:
in Snain. lha carjtaius- of two of ol
prizes and a part of their crews were on
local au.lioritie, sent the document, to
Madrid together with the co.ntmssion grant-
ed by this uew and unknown power. Here
. was a cnt.cal juncture tu our affair.. Outha
decision of the Spanish Ministry depended
not alone the fate of Capt. Lee, but whelh.r
1 " of the most importaut ports in fcurope
should be opened or obsed to our cruiser.
,sp,in brought all his influeuc. to bear
. ,War..
auu privareers. inn riutu'u .-iiairwi au
r "-" ' , . , ' u .
1 made that ,u Spanish port, tbe new flag of
Ania.no was as Iras alio ai we come as iu
i o,d .u.. i.agb,y a. of KOS..od
" This act of friendship was noon
fol
lowed by a present of one million frauc. in
uaru casn to a commercial gem i you
gress
then military .tores were sent to
us from liilhoa; then the bint wa. giveu
that three thousaud barrel, of powder at
.New (.Jrleaos were at our service ; ttavana
was opened to u. on the same term. a. to
France, and the further hint given that tf
American ship should loo. iu i.e..
oceasiona.ly it wouiu nuu me uoor o. ....
tail! tuagsiiue op
aud something in it
i ful to the Colonies. Waukcls for lb
regiments were sen as a preseutto Congress;
ship loads of military stores were dispatch
ed, and on John Jay appearing at Madrid
as Minister of the New States, without any
provision by Congress fer money to pay .yea
tor hi. house rent, auolher gift of $l0,0o(
iu hard cash was made to him for us.
' More yet. Though the declaration in
regard to Capt. Lee was the earliest act of
tecognition by any Power except France.
Spain abstained from making a treaty with
our Minister, for to do o wenld have beeu
lautauiouul to a declaration of ar against
F.uglaud, for whioh she wa. uot prepared.
Hut that eminent man theu in power in
Spaiu, Florida Pdauoa, was not idle. He
commenced buildiug new ship, aud arming
Iboee already built; tbe annual expenses of
tbe navy, usually about S-XOOU.OOO ; were
suddenly raised lo -'0,OtH,000 ; and in tbe
spring of 7! thir.y-.ix .bip. of-lb. line,
niouuiing more guu. than any feel sheev.r
b.', being reaey lor a. a, aae dee.arcd .r