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tfNftt'ia wfnip'l-' -iliH f: Hit (pN til If iV If llmt tnfl
r;Acilliujre :i!j4.fnfcrjijo' promotes! l
1ar4 lijVnlCiij strength. CriticirnffiMii,
fitfHdtfiuUfr wiiehui Uiat pive t
tietiflteHtialtxSts fie wilt cniioatryf jla afiorii
'i&'Jifatehm'ts.- -lclievifi ia jlhpi pptriotisml,
$jjtainimi aware
f tiw6vamfeit,lte Uill feel H Ws (dutjr
jestst Die tlOflJfflorinf v:hleh bjtf fcecrffre;Ijf.
putifddf ftirtlx slgai tilt the Administration, fndriiif
tit(ilUinrgi astifia!)! measure. v;Hf
tnUili-i6v hferer;ti) sds'aio continuance
tif 'She Iftrttert 'Sltal'BiiiVi vith uch chfe and
: ;'!nilJ;..-;tIia excise of tlit power
jvoverlfit,i j tlwj highest degree in cxcdicnt;r
fed Mai8 thii thl distriVution bf lircci sums bf
rrwrisjli) Xnrl atid the TrcsMeritv wil'pru4
Hufeii'j4ifcuj;dirist:to(Ji will
pUaitAnlfcncy Hch lgt?Ution.': Against!
aMirfMfenlRy itifjjt the f storing bf
tfe inf4fests)nels6ctwn "cf our cotin ty at the.
Htfenifeiuf aaiei I the kst'cncrsncauf this mrfbr
i lOfiH hewir JirMtale4. (Xoctrine of Nnllifica
iionia oaiy necessary 10 sayiuai; in au its pn-scs
settled
I vfcivtflf civHp!andaksueh will lie
combat
icdbyi
te froWiwian. v
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ibrrryluTck a Hirfe lhUcp per yrar.tndvance
f vherif jfc juLfCtilikh livo f (C hi n tiws mire thati
ftil4a.whe4!IP00i ii over one year Stan
r!)Miripa iSyiil ho taken for 3e$3 than one
tatriAvCTtUinMUbe rates.
5iB2ri4iiji:W withHrat9 (until iarrcara-
are paid, 31 he Editor c hoosca. : 1
J - Sii Bu'jicrirs' ta);'n? tu wh2l4 sum in ad-
catjliadjf a4yan4 rijarly, wdl he ontinu-
I I Vefsorij! dresmnir tin fcditor oh the
business
of the
on 6th-
IU film i
vTtej
Ar line
remem
i1!tfecakKduiba'thc pUhltcatibn of4hfi first A
!rietSijrbf Cosirts cfU)kcsjandI)a4
liliittrdpf tviifetflel his bipwues itt thepeconrtsf
the office c;f the Carjliiw"
!Watflifr&n
in as few
doors below tl Muasion 1 lot4
ttJieiJ4isc lafil occupd by Saral Jones Esijl
ltiTE;cefMtlv on!lm:id at: mv LiincVlll3
ULiiif ?tiikc CmxhyftrlnnehVfine botJi ttex$
xii anl iBfiS4aceivnicli 1 feJllati cents per;
Uslliiir v3acM ; 'ah J lor: uhshckcxl and
Avlsea e)nuiti oforle hundred" Iwtshels is tkt-v
c,n at vpee ana mia ur. the rncc will Lc sjrat:
3f "f
IIS
2if
(Virtue if ded execbtcd Wme ty Enoei
HLeah,n;t!ie HtJi Dccimler! 13Sft 1
shalisi3l;at piiUIe sale onl thy2-2iididaji b!f Octo I
1: neUif jTicii iTTIandrwi which Enocli W
Ltal.:;fiv.ling ;'ihe" land fcoqvryed tbl
IbtvliMUmiMcki; the .sale .Will take
imuw n on 1 no ua v 01 sale.
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liippelLahd wiH to sold on a I&craVcrei
ic land place, 1 hall sell
ISWlWfcb consisting lof Corn4,
tub. h anuingi Utensils aud
II tn : JLlAJUll URACIL
i at
t n
tOOKS pf Sulscrlptu for StUk in tlasrora
f ipauy , are how c Dened in th4 Tiiwn tf s-iji
i 1steUtthe Ifctel f Wni. H . Slaughter, and
fattfi4Iarufon Hotel, and will fW.aih wen 'ufll
I til 29th layofAtiuBt next. hIlip , lubscm
"beiplje pieced tolearu from a
themft
recent , communis
iiss3i:ers-i at AVill
j toacoini that &10().(co .Vtnet
il00,lCO pf 8tpck Mil be takei, &
MICHAEL BI101VN,
THOS.1U CDwklNV
; : 1L IZORAHi
- max. chambers, v
lnt na to" hne of bukiness j with cii
' tTt!lCf 1 Shirtti for he reception $1
f hltogapfim and produee,;otTe his services ti
j ThePobhc, as iaetor and Forwarding Anriit
11 is extensive wrrespondencc in jali the jSawpeajJ'
. and Amerieaa Markets, f and loag cxperimonWl
i oc.uauitancewith the Trade .M' Fayctterillel
s- lrticidailjr with Cotton! Trade! afford advantil
1 pth hetlatters himself will, when united
' strict ttfintioa, aecore to him a reasonable pS
I wicnusjwidcustomeRv ir : SH -h
m at lusjujie; raxes auerwarci-3-
J IjUIMifera to tht EtStirj naist U
FJinttfa tir-r;rf$pftt to; practice
; i.Tf aMSi C'inn rXUfenartd Surry i
3llfyithdiK(iii.4''Superr Coiirt3.: IIo , wdf;
4. . j- i
, jtwv v.w ac luiuist-s aw iiise usuai-nour,; ajso at
j2ie iij time fiuuV place-J.' will sotl variii$
anlchfif f terwaal pfoprty; viz. SI1FEI";
RQSIiOjV and ouellORSki: Household
ehen Jurmturet Farming ytorkls, an4
k WUfiriStUcleS too ttviirm tnirionliiWi
i rfiWlSrnade
the . I own of llmington and F!ayetteville, iaTtJ
i Jbut iherouto of the mended lioajj; HVill shortly
be fruxf oyed by an eminent l'heer,jr :! -j
I 1, -.--JAMKS 5IARTIN. Jr1 1 if
RiJ : Jj UNOAN TIJOMPSONj
i . 1 . . . . '
Robert B. Cilliimjof OxfurtSl has declar-
H hiawekla eoadidate, to reprfesentiat jditrict
I.
2 AnTIIT VilT UtfliEIT.
Iw fpllWifi gejirtiemea i hite'lli-'rauiQitcd
iltlhj'isupport tJhe Ibof e " Ticcti;"J
ill :. - I.. I s 1 -. c -- it-ii
WUatujC!.:' I-ockharlcSf INrthamptoa.
folio M JMorehcad, EM. jdf GuUjord. i ;
rUomas Settle, IqV of Illjekingjiatn
:- Walter F J ILcak, Esq. of lUchmond,
i Uich lUmes3Esq. cffef Janbvcr
pi.. Jklailhias.Ew Sawyer, cf Ghovarx. -I
. jllori JJ&pJ.'lianielilfiJ.j
tr. J,uS:ah O, WatsonOf Johnstcir: ,
'.lie'hardliDoiSp&ivht,iE. k;QraT(av;'
KracisAVard,of-0ynWilh, 5
i tvlli Uoert LoYc, of Hayifood.
G4D.:Geo, Ijee IDavdni : of Irexlell.
, Jlen;". ikooajrd IIendersoncf QruvilLe,
I fTwo districU have not fct nomihatcd Caudid-
fcfc
rje lldwii) Gentlemeh .will ' oljlige me by
.tctm,' as Agents lor the Watchman in tne sev
eral Counties, where they reside, and receipts
joide by them would "be as valioT rs if made by
iijysolf, vh ; ; I
I FOR SURRY GOUNTV-
I Frnriftis I"J Annstr-incr.. 1
HCapt. 'John! Wrighir ,! l .' V- ?
CoiJTi B.jWright, ; ;
Peulr Clinmam. !
(stokes cquNTr, r . ;
Job a F. Poindexter Esq, '
Loac uibson, Jtssq
1
ll WILKES COUNTY!
4 ! Coll Saad.tF, Patterson,
1
j Mirs; Finley Bouchefl, !
Ill if jlURKE CdUNT Yj:
Itibbft PeaKtMi, LCj. , -J
j Sid4eyS.' I&rwih, I i, ;t
JyUtt t, Hardin, itsq. S
i f'l ROCKINGHAM j
Robert Galtaway;r. Esi f
AL'Scaiessql
' -v'.;Ll(jDQLN s
'C a IIeadohiEi, "" 5
A. liL BurWVl-sq. I '
J id!1 MECKIJNBURG I
-.Dr,W;Dmydi 1 -'
F. L. Smith, Esql
Milts B. Abernathy. '
: - 7 CABARRUS. I
DatidStorko, Ii. J
D.;VI. Barrm?cr.: I'ls-i:
I i r GtJILFuRD.
Dri J. A. Mebatie,! :
- ! ASHE .
Col A, Mitchell, :
i Whitfield Kerr. Jph P. QaldwelL i
I if ' ' LAViOSON. I
I Jom-P. Mal-ry O i .
Reasonable coinmission will i)C allowed on mo-
n 2 y collect. U. Q. JONES.
Salisbu0,July2S, 133. h. .
I : j FOR THE WiTCIIMAS.
I: V; It : ' A JEWEL'."!', ; ,
Mr. JdKEs : In these days cf political 'cxeile-
Weijrtnd.is'su utU-Ay disrejrarded, .that the
people wh?i'are not .eye fitnesses i Uy any rx
iititiI tniimcticn.3, aro at; a jgreat loss t
Kniv which statement, j is, ccrreyt, or whe
thot "arif at all is. "Til the last .Western Car-
olian, it amx?ars, front a letter; therein published,
thai Mr. iVruigi has beed'raVst ehamet'u-ly im-T wejloo beaievoin the injustice and I gross mequui
fagd en by somebody. Onl Jthe1vcelrif ourtyj of the Taring but Uaiikf theii, we ndot
pursuant to a prcewvM miice, a tcTeat
lumber ofT6ur ciUzcns assembled fir the purn.e
mauik-sQg their dxsapfrbtatio cf ntdlilira
$on, to felsowBjuth Carolihai thatjhey,a3 a part
at iortn Carolina arc not a gtung ip am, assist,
or abet, in resisting the- Tarilf law, because they
arc the bupremqJavvsoi lho landl :iir. Carson
iwas iiere at tnis meeimg, ? anu aieiwn.u , jr. it
iprrarsfrim what he'said, that hd ! believed that
thei tt:sigh in hiding this ; meetin, Was to call
luvii an expjoe vi nis real seiiJTicnw,ana,:iiicre-
forej! moved for the meeting to bef deferred that
he Wight I prepire hiaisolf f;r;. te occasicu.
Now according to a Communication in tlie
RutUerlbrdton bpeciator, and its reiteration in
the last Uarolmmn,the Hen.. S. IP. Caraia was
tJiirfja (Mrsefilimcnls, and not fo asseinble to
ut iij.yarson,uuiessueRaw in to address them
'MriCari was'suiirseHcds bv Intlmritv ti at
iTT-H Iia( ' tbejvilegejthat any ,cther
4 . i : . .. . ri r -r i
tnnres-
it r ia iransacuoii s ll a previous nuUce w as
4 SlFfn to tBc eitins of Burke; and Mr. Carson,
jf ignpraut tt it till the very, time, atid the ixspie
hil;madeit conven:eat to attend for that pur-
p on w uay apppinied would it have been pro
per to defer the lijectmsr on his account.i when
thbv iweta indeneiident if him tti? ..Ttt.i r.t
! cr4isrrntlyr therfailtin,-aiid having
iSt homeVniight cispeiVjctnd net .collect
iioOTtuec Spain Jtis hetieved iti would not-
Th(e very writers;6uM riot: had they been
uiaqe.r p a lutciiug ui uirinown : mere is no
u4' .falityalMrt.' ihjem.rulatibn is
,buk t here! :iiio can he the j correpuident j of ! the
CarUinianl Some think it was tht man.who , like
thelwouoded deeriwas JorctV mto- his exi
'wnopwpawil, whije othlrsi teUh mueh
vtyr cerf f'jff cnarge it upon a nUeman, aprt
pdrtnUul who made his ''diiDearaaceat Monran-
w vmui i iveeKr inan ine lanr m me
was
I f pretty clvseW scujtinisQd b anervejri?'
Armucii eredit as ;Ir Cnfeoul(i attach
to the ejiraet : oC this; lettei, :. written lJro4,
doubtless, ei7rJfW)al'MdBfand''M
reliance .aste may place inf thfe r eacitj wetl lits!
crrespond4nt to." tcU k4T$;&mUif(de9t l$e
iruth call Watered & whitl 1 tThe fUcrblj jpr-!
reedings uf the fjaeetirtg, as pablUhe4,ar conf
and the correspondent knowd they ife if heM viast
as heEnys:prento I4yE
are 'not, etvhlai ;r supposed theiti and jp35x
"his naixie t his exposition, tei hn ;! jtafce! :f tliei:
responsiURry on himself, aqd come butias jt sf
hisdfttyVifIrep:rted iatselyftell ihdf tidtirJt'
tehoU tnitliand nothing butjthel tmthVlfj;
W -Mti Cariofj' h a tiolliiieMie )as"decUre: i;f
(earless -l consequMdcs wft&fyn$$i,.
although he! has not the ajagtp Sfdmit -it IPs
another, i lie takes upi h:3 pn lit ifioj cale! o5f a
Nellifycr and expresses his apToiwUan ? f AVht!
is the diflbrence between . "Uis 'twapimert?4ief
comes outj as aman who1.' scornsi thlf yib njfkirf
crisy, wKic'axakea inen disseoibie, and tells the
peopfe uhat.he is ;and theJpjffi 'uiwint)i!f
con tempt whiclrawalts Rim'on Iflif developomefit
of his sedtiments, vainly tries to pnnteal the! fact,
by tclliug )Jim that he is; what in tactile is nof
Verily, he k a 'fit soigt fjr,f-thel IJevJatlQnayj
As much as we abhor Nullification.
violently as we denounce all connected i ivitb it;
We are unwilling- to puwisn any iiung ; to tne
disparagement of so honorable a than j ;as ' Safauell
compliment to him ratlier than other wlse4-ahd
as it says nothing against him! more than we qn-j
derstand, ha has publiciy adiittedrwe cannot
think it doing liim Wrong. Ve say tliuj because:
we think the above communication is iab.e :to
inX3Construction--and because personal . rrgaixl
forbids that we should arraign a gilemaqt who
has shown i himself under i all , circam3tancess;
a warm friend to the Editor of this peper.
' i ! '-J- i- f i t I
r
! i (CoMlckiCATtDj)
F s
At a nrwHMinar. mllfln after tt rhiitpr nt
the!
Houso of f nckers, on Lower :. CreekBurki
youniy, wneremcre was one nunareu ;anq iiiiy
persons present to express their opinions m res4
pect of ttiel Doctrine of Ntillifi nation ! as promul-;
gatedla 'our Sister - Stite ef South ' CaVolipa.J
Col.; W, Greenway was called to the Chair -ad
Col. Waitrhtstill Hartley appointed. Secretin' J
An address was delivered by, Uaj. ,E. !$. Vii:
ler. Tho queatiun beinfr ptitLthere wa5 aiUnih-t
imot3 voice in lavurci tne union, ana ppposea w;
Nuliificatianl - i-r'.J i j. ! j Ji "..i
Coli W. GREENT Cjionv i
Colj WAJOHTSTiLi llARTLETi iSacrtiary,
J
MiNlSTRATipIIN(
At a meetins of the friendsfof ;itit l&re&nt
ministration and of the Unisa. Held at l German-
ton ! Stakes County, on Saturda.the 23ihJ SentI
1832, ThdVSas Ti ArmstrbnM was icaU totif
Chair, and John "Hilly !appd!htedi S4creS3ryi
Messrs. At II. Shepherd, John I F PpiiltdcXtel
and i Emanuel Shf&er, severally Addressed (the
meewng, aayertmg ui me many ivexeox poiiiit
cal questioiis', which agiJatei Ihe- Cpuhtty, !4
4iaiticlarlf tolhoal'" ;' a ',':''vi T''fr-i1
loresuii iroiniue arcaiuen- irsiaiamx n, u
nulbficatujb of tile Acts of tlie deneral f Cieveml-
merit, by 'a! single State. Thoy aljoexprese
their- cu tire? confidence in th0 p9esrit Adiriihisi
UationVandiconcurred in the I ortiftia ijnat the
prcsorvatiiid of the Union great ldepondbd
the re-election ot ten. acicson.?, vn,ra tion.5
Mr. Emi Sh iber, A. II. Shehhera, JohnjI.
PoindexterSamuel iStoae and 'fqlij 1 uTj,' -fwas
appointed t4p pare ; and repbrt resulif-onsj ex
pressive of Iho 'ubjscts bf llid nwietlg; po made
theifollowirfg Report, whicli was !J hnahimdiisly
adopted : j :" . " ' -. ;. .v'r :
Whereat the present 'political aspect ;of odr
country threatens canseuences cf the mpst foar
Ad 'character aad siich as are ; 4alculattd to iu
spirc the bosom of every patriot) fvith defp ;nx
cly ;an4 encern fir the .safWya land dujation sf
our iprese;itplitical institution r lAVe, tblere
torem cobimon with manyjofwr iVfitfj.?.
elsewhere, cannot refram from an expression cf
jrejTTtt, that some of our Soutltefa brethren, here-
tt tore aisunguisnca lor a zraioasaayoiion oki
Union, are; wHhgrcat ab'dixy, and Jwith a! zeal
descrvffig a tetter canse, engaged in; pfppagatitig
a doctrine, not only subversive wf our Govern
ment, but; which" must practicaily leM to a state
of civil war, brinsrliiff with It ihcdlcu&blo evils
that arc ervpr its attendn?ts ! We too share with
them in tUborthens of whiclijllthey ; Complain ;
o theCohsiirutron. and whkh thust, iTinsiieceRs-
ful in aWojtatingtethe obnoiWis.taV destroy also
the political union ot the . eFaxes. yn,r is mere
tore, in the? feelings of tlieiMiH soticitus friend
snip, inai ?we wouiu impure. iEem;nri iu mum
. i L I' ! ;t - L! .. . a a j iL.!i .
upon our country that leariui! triaii.wmcn m lis
issue may destroy forever the onco !confideijt be
lief iu tlie happy .duraticu ol ou rcpua;ican msti
lutitMi. I 1 i 'M-'U'-'M' '-i M !i
And as friends to the Union, We ! deem it also
important; to connect, wit!Mr';di.ditierat'iohs ' the
niiesturti of the next election of President tf these
United States: for upon ii result wri yerily be-
iiere,tiieuuraiion oi me union greaiiy ru uejnaju
The ultralTarut opinions bf Mr; Clay,if trium
pliant in bis election, would gjitely add to the
alreadv maddenmor excitemeiittif the Soutii,;&
would probably unite cveni many tf the present
frnd3 of the Unitn to the f upport of t those des-
twnterxpediVnts, which they, new deph re. and
condema f &jxc daring desperate spirits may
even wih. in rroenre f:!s election ; fruin the. un
hallowed motive of still .- fiirthef - encptiraging the
ftf a tSnntherrii confedracvl! iadenendentf cf
our present pclitical bond"jf uhioh'il Iad weiiot,
Uibreforei ku v other reasoii for sdrposmiT theielec-
tioh of SIf. Clay, in this' tiew: bf i the subject ; av
luoe we sliauld rceive'-;'p iiT!oiie.'.ipn
the other! hand, the known itwiratiori; of our pre
scnt Chief Magistrate; and. Bis IdaBposilionfm
ciciliate,! and if possible tu Sdttsi 'sputiiern lip
liners on this delicate subjitet 1 natural disebn-
tcnt, strly reepmmend ni iee bvertf
Ijis country; and we would even say w tnpse I a
mohgst as who have herelofuirel jwfed his elec
tioa : ! Jriite with ua nof; in urjnthejre
elec;ion of him, who has' heretofore' proved ) him
self equal to those jpenls 'm' ffiicbV'tifs;. j6tfoa
;t: his country has placed hirnij Ifieaiejfimr, tHere-;
tre as ive do, that the resent) crisis gives even
additional importance to .tlie; l election -of 4An
in
be
i- 1 i I-
drew Jacason, we regret ta hear,, that, even r
State, his stren-1h is ! tlureataned t to I
wpakeaed by a division amongst fts4 nends, as
t7tfiftV&ile of tttt-Prtiedcnti fT&a EleCtori-
al Tickets, the one for 1 Jackson d Yn ; Bcrcn,
theoiliei Jackst.-&;'BarborJ',iw iorrnlng
smoturst ts brr which thd: (rlids ?Clay
- i 1 - H'L l'! "- M -- ' :4
' - i . . : M - - ' -: . TU.i f l-Si.-i (; f.f -
-h-: - 4 -i ;a j; i. .'
-.. Ii" - f :!:;.-: -4 a- C ' 1 - ! .
rosngra mere, rruwfrntjrof the State. : fThK evil
vrelyeple 13 tesceclr the iesnfo
1
end bur vii Stati, seems must li
a succeed iritH thci citral I ilti4 VnLr
tfs pfejrerit lul flection inrajdlv dirmi nryn
tl oene:o lire; Ufwted. Sfates-This we be
Iielrewrill most cerfainly 1 done by . givlns cur
vntes B?raeity acksoriU Van liuren;
Akhoogli MrPai Ccrcri sfibds justly charged
Jf having heretolr4aS SnaW ' of the Suited
btates, sustained tla TanfT of wliich we coiTi.
we;hel!eMthat.Tirs attachment" bo f.he
iion, and his conviction of the necessity ifce-a-'
ceding much of ourJeValttive op-nions to the'im
portunate demand Jf (public s-atixnent, would, ir
office ofthe 5 Government'
detenttine liia" to vktsefo :ahd it uL,,
of copciliation towards the South, which znurht
fvwviM Aliak fs?ts
will:, use
all hDnnmhln
maanajo prottiotc tari re-elcctifBicf Andrew Jack-
. v resiaeac 01 tne umttd
United States :J I
; On motion it was resolved i that theprecedings
tf this mcetinrf be 8?grned by the " q hairmarf and
Secretary, and irwaWwl io the! Editors, of the
Farmers1. Rppdrter aad Carolina Watchmtii.- &
that the other EdiUr4 in theStetej friendly to
thelAdnunistrationbo nkjtiested to publish the
same. ' "; t- : t ?
i r V THO,T. ARMSTRONG CW.
- JoHir Hill, &etdaryi
AN ENGLISHWOMAN IN AMERICA.
LondoUtrppolUanforAuzast.
j JlnoVie? Mrs. Wrolloph jPrevious to
its j publication, we lhavo been favored with
a sigh of a very iWerestiri work, eing the
"N.arrntive of a Iftftif tlirbugh Iha United
$tat3s,bf.a Lady aud . as voj perused it
wel; could not hlp , fahcying that it was
vrnten by Mrs. Trollopo; herself, when in
belter humor with the Yankees that she
appears to have ben after a two years' re
sidence inr the cqntryl ; There is a live
liness ad (iurncr rdhririg through the
work, witha-jtliefj ppice j of ill nature ; and
ijrri rriust acknowledge tliat many Mrs. Trol
lope's observations 4 on our trans-atlantic
frisnJsarc fully! corroborated. The fol-
ipjr uesenpnon oi a party m a steamooat
I could
as offered
ilia best hpuse in ta3 T city.! It w:
ely hot the week We r?rcre t'aore,
.as extrcra-
wje Tore t:i3ri, and I nei
thdr liked the looks ot manners of the in
habitants. I The ladies Walk the streets in
the morning in stm ! sjippers, their dresses
rjvpr white satin st ibs, giuzetii
ini in all direttJons. I iwent to - Church on
Sunday, and I miyht have imagined myself
atlhe Upcra ratner man a place oi worsmp ,
the dresses, laughing, and incessant con-
versation oi ray neignpprs on cviu v uc,
mtue aCVOllon qullJ unpossioie, ana iuy
htisband was so mnctii disgusted, that he
obk his hat and walked out of the Church be
fore the service was i concluded. Bishop
preached a connrmation sermon, wmcn
was a most excellent, one: ne ceremony
vas to take place ;i mmedi ate! y after, &. the
congregation were to remain for a conclud
ing prayer; but thasccne was so animating,
arid-so indecorous lor such so occasion,
hat we did not remain to witness it
I 4iTho voung persons who rwerc to bo
can hrmed threw, oil their tine liats, ana
crowded from thehralleries to get a good
pl?cs so boisterously, that; it rorain-lcd me
ftPaptish to get Into a theatre, to see s rac
Popular actor; arid j those ivho were to be
trmhrmcd-tiad tlowcrs joi orange Diojsoras
in' their half, and evinced so much concern
fur their looks;, thkt it eave me more the
idea of a wedding" than a consecration .
T 7 r---r cr
was heartilv tired of New York: but we
could not get awat under a week; and the
onlv nsreeable occurancc was. a sail up me
North River, id fa stesmbpat. to a place
enlhd West Point, where there is an estab
lishment for Cadets training for the Amer
ican arrny, to bcatthe Engish.i No scenery
ran exceed the beautytknd magnificence of
tlie North River n eh sidei Tli3 girls
Wjld with deliglt; and even those who
had been aciistprhed to ; the picturesque
beauty of Switzerland might have ;bcen
gratified by the mountain scenery which ex
tended twenty miles, xnd which I am told,
increases in splepderj ai ycfti -advance to
wards Albany. iTbe steamboat was alrnoy
irig ar!r, and I Icannot describo'ry' sbnsa
tipns when it begin; to moveT I for I had no
idea I was on bpajrd, and thought we were
iri some storehre i the passengers assem
hie in readiness tc embark; and when we
were really movinW at the ;rate of fifteen
'miles an hour I was iri -dismay and thought
ille-Avharfi'storcs ?and all; had Jglven'way:
You can form no idea of the. size and beau-
tv of these steamers ; tu o one we were
th was equal to a hundred and eighty horse
pbwer, and there were Irrvare - that i three)
hhndredlriassengcjrs on hoardi going cp to
Albany We dined at West-Point, and tlie
return steamboat jfrom Albany- took" us up,
an-: brought us backto Ncyprkypn oue
bjfthe most beautiftil j moOTh
pjrer sawr . Thp eabini are f tterl s np'with
satin woodf tcsc vo;Jblr4y eye hmaplev
nd !mahpgany tle cnHains j blue silk .ta all
tlie berths, and lh bellmen asnitOMsnowL
break fastei ptj I bpard, and the whole
jplrty was ainjOdaied in the eating apart
ment. 1 There Ivas; evei-y liindfmeat, 'nsh,
cakes frnit, teaf coffee,
as rood attendance as
- . 5. - s- if S . " ' "
and chocolate, and
could bo met with in
American manners ori i ilwathei rfeamboat
than elsewhere,' cs all are onn footing, and
pay thd eatne rijtxlaad. theridte; consider
of iaiethm6f pomnarand poHtical pr-fctence,
?P9 ,at camlidatl .-fcr fj,e Viee-Presidencv w4io.
I ; fronds of-Andrew Jackson to vole in thesubnart
i! ;ad asl; Pf Martin Van Burenas Vice President uf the
fc J j I tp 'Albany is very icharactenstic i
f Jl j do nbtliko Nfew Yorjc: and
i noi e cpuicnivU iy live t.icre, ii iw
themselves entitled to siy l and dolijiat
they please. Dut I miist do ? them t! jt
tice to say, with all their freedom and indc
perlencc,.the;ie;i anj liifinUely roore'poi
lM the ladles than, tje ;nie;nk i ia
EngUndYWe iiefef tnovell from one side of
theboittqthoothbhuttwen
from their seats aiid Jphcd their chairs Cfr
!,snteI?4-?it3i coereion,!; and khich
in them is hotcjonsideretl Jroptidence; and
we foundj Aw;us'efuil'1d&aesiUirii ihe
diffiarent scenes I we;wifingi V be
5uxe4 they wer8"iqhiei : Ireel and easyy and
maSe themseltes! one ofdar arty; al
making a circle rchd tislwE
anc laughing i with! ftilocxrially
treating tis with their bbsrr-aSorU.?1 Ji-'- fa
JWe have extracted suflcierilty io enible
thcpublic to form some idea of fius ftfork;
wcishill conclude witli ajaj jobseiraiiort at
thei close, very difierent"t &om the s ircasms
of Mrs; Trollopo,' H dcC filed thoiYarikees;
they are uospitable and kihd-heaxtbd;! they
ingj whether you; are hoiJeaW if -tkWjyaa
a aangcr oi losing
your SDbonS and nankifw
if they invite; yeni . to dmner. Lirh t
fKoa io 4U ic-? . - -A 7 f
w.w .o w "i, mciu I i3 iuucu more to
coioniend, and irnotyet p?arnved at that
Ftifc? of crvllizatjon to wluch we pretend,
they at the sarne time hae not yet fallen
into the selfishness, and meanness hich
disgraces our refinement.' !
From the London New JUbntEly Jtfagazine,
't ' i . ; Ahg. " ; - ;' 1 .T ;
Journal of conversations Vfith
LORD BYRON. j
April.--Lord Jlyron . dind -with us id3y .
During dinner hi! was, as usual, gayspoke in
trms of the warmest commendation of Sir Vralter
Scott, n:t only as an uthor.bot as A- man, .and
and dwelt with apparent delight on his novels,
declaring that he had read and re-read them over
andSovcr aiain. and alwavs , with inWea
ploasqrc.
He said that he quite eualled. nkr. i in
his opinion, surpassed, Cervantes.
qmreeoiea.nay, in
Wetalkinir
r u , , . cuarocier, goooness ot
nearr, ccc., i.ora uyron fcecawe more aa mated
than I had ever seen him : his euL rhani r
its general pallid tint to a more Urely huj, and
his eyesbecame humidv never had heVppeared to
such advantage, and, it : might easily, he seen
that every expression he uttered proceeded -from
his heart, pior Byron 1-iJ pooY he. isi ev
with all his ! trenius. rant arfd" weahh-lkd he
-ea like Sco,, whH oi-n:
ciesaracier and steady fpr ieiple had con-
rmced him that they; were h: .ncstUri tlieir
ffotidaais.' and not w Ae!cre. fas heilva
suspects good people t4b$,) his life might bo mf-
ferentand happier! Byrja ! is So acute an ob-1
server
fishns
and vaaity are exposed to . his. searching J
lT-r -d the nii3firtuae..Fand fc'eriai&rmwt it
ta . . : v . . . i . . t ... : !
and prevent his yin.creditp trie many good
qualities that biteri DTOmpa'ty ;t;hehif ) He de
clares he can sooner paraon cmne3, ,occau$e tney
? if l.1 - fc 1.3 '- . t .. izL . ; t ;
proceeu irom ine passion, mail mea-j minor j vi-
ce5, that spring iron egoimni ana Beii-cvnccts.
We had a loag argument this evening pa the
saHjct, which ended, like iost ;" argurnenti,1 by4
leaving both of the safaa opinion as whea it com-
menced. I endeavored to prove that crimes Were
not only injurious to the perpetrators but often
ruinous to the iunocent,aa4 prodoctiye of misery
to friends and relations whereas J selfish acfss and
vanity carried with them their own punishment
the first depriving the person oall syripathy,
and tlie second exposing him: to ridicilte,! which
toihe vain is a heavy punishment, but that their
eftects were not distructivel to society as
are
cmn?8.
-He lauarhed when
I told hi:n, that, lhaviog
heard him s cften declaim against vanity, and
detect it W often in his friends, I began : to sus
pect he knew the malady byj having had it .him
self, and that I had observed ' through lue, that
these persons who had the most vanity were the not only did h i feel the strongest personal al
most severe against the failing ifli their -friends, taihmeot to F h'ri bat the highest setiments cf
He wished, to impress upon me that he vas not
vain, and gave various proofs to establish this;
but iprjoucea againsi uirn uis ooasis oi swimming
hisevideat desire of being considered more
tm homms desocietc thanap.sf, and other. little
examples, when ne laugrungiy picaaea: guniy.
and promised to be more mercuul towards his
friends. -
1 e sat on the balcony after tea; it commands
a fine view, and we had one of those moonlight
nlirhts t?nt are seen only ta this country. ; Every
nH'iAr.t wna tinTPl with 'ifja r?lrrv lustre. In
front were crowded an unaccountable ; number of
:J O--- " J.
shins from eveivcountrv 'with their varions flaas
waving in the breeze, which bore ttcs the
artrtnd of the various ; lancrnanrea of the crew.
la the distance ws enjoved a mro expanded
view
friend
" r K m - m
The finale casting its gulden blaze late this nl
verv lake, and, throwinjf a ted lurid reflection on
the sails of the vessels that frused hear it: the
fishermen, with their srnall boata, ea;H baring a
fire held m a sort fif grapj fastened fit s the end
of the boat, whicli bums brilliantly, and by which
they not only see the nh that approach j hnt at
tract them; their scarlet jcaps, which ail the
Genoese saibrs itfisherroea wear adding much tu
their wcturcsque anrjeannife--all firmed a : pie
thre that descriptioii falls fijr short of aal when
ti this are-joined te .'bland idors of the richest &
mrest nowers, Tia wntcn me iaioonies are rh
ed. che feels that such Behts we, never to be Ctt
gotten; and while.; the sepsis dwell on . each,
and all, adeliciouii melancholy; steajalover the
mina as u reuccis vnau r upiuncs oi : eawi
conducting to far distant regions, a; ftna will sr
Tive when all now before the eye will appearftbut
as k"dream. ; K ' f , lf ' 2 ' l'
This was felt by, all the party, and after
i k silence of r rainy minutes,, it was,! broken
by Bvroh;who rcmarkedrftWlHtanCTening,
fe and what a view ! f Sliotild wo crer meet in
the dense ttmospht re of London, . shall we
not recall this-evening j and 'the fscchery
now; before us; but no ! most 'pabably there
we should, not . feel asj wo; do here;! we
should fill into the same heartless." loveless
apathy thaL distinguish S onct halfi-oljour
dear cb'mpatriptsior .ttebusimpeTtin
ent importance to he considerea snpreme
5(ni'idn''tIiat:marl'the;dUicr1
I Byron spoke i with thehiUemejssJ hnt it
' MX
Jlfoores description, which he adopteJ. ' -;"s I .V?T hiffh one of her himself, j
f . zi . i:f iw,t 1 .Byron is a suange meUnge of goot
x ne sea u hac a i it taivc. ; i
, M 4 . 4.-..-.
wa3 the bitterncsi -.of a -&o4natuiffliS:iri
by having been taciied too .closely r tho.
wlio hid Josfthr-bctttecii
.-ightP-
.A -: I (.-. IS- ,1. - It.
wui i- iui worio. Alter; a f9w
minutes silcnccV to sildV fliook it th(or.
esttsf misUsnowJbelbra usTr tro ,'.
remotcaparts pf thoi wordotfl'coil
p'ehow.; m tar waves have ther nat tier .1
silibwViiwnjr npcsUHnarcltuei liot
wnJj r land jcnderHthoahts't lo&w
uiem i -nootners wires sisir an
sxxaal music arose, national Imnnt'i.L
fanrfj wero suiig in turns byithj dileront
erew$; and when they had , ciwsed.' arxi
8Me fho king" was sung by the crews if
somet English merchantmen lyihr close to
the FftThis was a ftrmiso to to ail,jind
cr-J3iWis magnctlciJJy
ron wai nT l(?ss tuched than tU rA "kiZii
felt at die moment that tid of j cbuatry that
Tr! thev nh distant
;nea ,xn5:fa ;
wxia raeiancnoiysmue,, observed . swrfcri
melancholy smile, . s observed J vi
positively, we are all quite senUmentil this 7
evening, and ,f who hac sworn : against
spntimenlalityi nd the old leaven 1 still in
my nfture, ahd quite ready to rnio'! a fboi
ofme Tel! it not in Gath, thai is t? sty;
breathe it not in London, or to English ears
flitq or nevej again shall. rbo able toensf
5 stoic philospher. Come, come, thwii
rer do : we must forswear rrioonliht"
tefews, and abbvejill, hearing national sons,
Kvy.-uijijvsiyymg Den,as3loorecal
him, imagine what loyal subjects, he has at
Genoa, and least of all, thafH am amon their
numberi" v, ,.
1 Byron attempted to be gay, but the efLrt wis
not Biiccessful; and heislnHl us gwx? nbht wi K
7 jri. . , .a-tuaitk.ti his ;ter.n"rs
Ana lais is xne man tnat l heard Considered
' 7. m .n bet qualities
ieeiaeiingz now oltea
un-
1, "" r?e
tents ifbr
wouadinff us in thoW lw" "r.
asnamod of betravmz our sn-DUblit- . - u
f an inseasibilitv we tV,
CT-
and while xHs69ZZtZSt , n ""Jr"5
.fecel ve ollwt w secret
P I UachVS
llTf i! "W1 " 5
might mp
ti-iwramfni i de
.ZlF1
iiTl Il m i V.
Wunti .stu j-. j. i r "-1f?r
Y"":fm
XCJLT' "WW im3
and when each trJ Llat S fJktuT3. t
A;frJL ...vn-F ' 'rv.l
a ney ?rti:
-.,i:.-.l-!t.'
fclca that ratifies him eiceoilinl v !f J
faility of his nature is traordinay j'and makes
I- - ."-l .... Or.'i1
Contessa Guiccioli and her lamily. Which Wf.tf
course, would not have touched on.' IJd stat-d
that they lived beneath"' his"!, roof.) .beelhiS'
raak as a British Peer afforded, her Cither :pr
tection, they having bcenbauisjicd frbmRavcrma,
their native place, on account oft thrr rrJitW-.
le: spoke in high terms of the Counts Gamb-4
j father and son : he said that r he f had ?ivea ! t he
family a wing of his bouse,! but that their estab
- ' n . .
lishments, wera totally separate, their repasts
hover; taken together, and that sucli was their
ScrupaLu3 delicacy, that they hover wuld ac
cept a, pecuniary obligahon. from hirtt ia all tl.6
duisuhies euiailed onthe;n fey; their exile. ; He
repr?3rateJ La Contessa G'riccioH j a3 a most
am'ableaiid lady-like person j perl jctly disinter
ested and ntiWe-minJol, devotedly attached t
n m,anu possessmgso many high and reumaiii :
quauttes, a3 to oner an excuse . lor any man s at-
tachnlcnt to her. He said that he had been pav
sionatiely in love with her, arid that she had sacri
ficed every thing for him ; that th vhole uf Thf-r
'. . .... . . . . .Mm. . - ,
coaaoct towards qimtiad been admirable, and that
j esteem. He dwelt With evident ' Camplac.icy
I on her noble birth and distinguished c&ine&ions
i auvaniages to; wmca ne attaches great i; -
porta nee. I nevcrlnJfet any one with so decide! :t
taste lor aristocracy as Lord Byron j and this b
isnown m a mousana aincrent;ways.; j . 4; -
H fie says th Uontessa is ; welLi educated, rt
markably Una of, and well read la, tie poetrjT
J of her own country, and a tolerable prcrficient in
J that of r ranee and England. In ms praises of
Ma Jatoe tioiccioh ltis quite J evideht that he is
I sincere : and I am oers'iaded this isi his i last at-
! . . . . u ., . i...
tacmnent. tie told me that sf(e had Used everv?
1 eflortlto get him to discontinue " Hon Juan," -of
atdeast to preserve the luture canttls fraro all im-
I pure passages, in snort, ne nas saw all that wai
I possiole to impress me with a favortshl-4 opinion of
m . V m I 1 . "
an J evil,
thp
preuomioancy of either, dependj
humor he may , happen to be i
hearts, whoperhaps atthis rour.aro o3erW tl i
up ppiyers for their safety ?-i I j i S 4 , J V F
1 w hUu ho wis vet' sDoafefd:- -iiiiJ : -1
wholly. on, , ,
tne numor ne may , nappen to te in. lite is a
character that nature totally unfitted for domes
tic habits, :.r f: rendering a woman lof refine
laentior sus(jptiUlity,-luppy.:II confesses to'
me Uiat he is nqt happy, but admits that it is his
own fault, as the Contessa Goiccofi.theonlr oh
ject of his love, his all thfoTiali ties to renders j
reasuie'bjnag b4?PX ouseHe44ppri)i to f .
jroe poser vatioa he had made, that J feared Ja tv ;
Ctmtessa Goiccioli had little reason1 to be satisfied
with her lot i Ha answered, Perhaps;3'oil .aru-'j
nht b yet she must know that I arh sincerely at
tached to her i but the troth is J4y. jiabits am
nat those reqaUlte b frm the hap?in$s of aa
woman. I jam sworn out in feelingsfav though
only thirty six.'I feel sixty in nund, and am less
capable thaii'l eterj of those nameless jatteations
that aM women,' but above all, Italian womett, re
quire.! I tike sufitode, which :has bepOTeabsf
lutel neccsxixjr to me ;-m fbn tif shotting
myself up for houni an4 when with) the nenlon 1 1
like, am ".ofteh ljdit and gloxah YJCHerf is
something, I am cenrinced, (coan'iied ( Byroa,)
iu the poetical !tempe4Rtnent that precludes hav
ptocss, not only io the person who lias jitVbut to -theonrtccted:
w
fanlty because I say this, as my belief is. that
the worst wiy in which ': I account fur it, isi that -
bur imkgiLations bet jg ',t warmer thp otr hearts
ani much' more jgivo to vand.er the latter av.
notihs jpower hi clintral. the luraier ; hencesooa
tikes wing-, andlmdingther uwtifiiaeUy ofietu-
&X inlulgence leyond the niomeu!, amnions itsHf
tiall its wayward Oncle3,anrduriQ this apan-
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