: a N15W CAVE EXPLORED.
fDfessor Carroll, wiih thirteen pupils
t Mercer University eipjorcd a second
mammoth cave in August Inst which is
entered through Raccoon mountain on the
li vidiniT line between Teivnescnnd Geop.
mairnnd Which is cniieit me, oiuucm . -
Cave. A communication in the Savannah t xve snin f
From the N. C. 5iMnlard. . . .
lafernal Improvements
To the Members of the Legislature
of North Carolina.
Gextleviex j Now that the elections are
over, will you allow one of your constitu
ents to slibmit a few plain remarks for
consideration. In doing so,
offer no other apology for the
- - . .
Republican gives iliese Uescnp ions. j privie2e lve take. than may he found in
Mho peculiar leature in the cave is q i intrinsjc importance; for we
that it consists of an irregular passage or J M assurLt u hen thfruhject proposed
entry, with rooms and in some cases suites j to be discUSSMi in this and in the following
of rooms, opening ai irregular distances ; nuilm(.rs Liia imve hevn fHjrVf though
on each sine.
worthless. Do vou doubt sucli being the
effect of the Road in question ? If so, we
ask jou to consider the present condition
of the roads referred to. With all their
income, both from produce and travel, they
can hardly live much less breathe freely, j CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
It this ne their present conumoo, nuu
its truth you will have sufficient vouchers, j ,
before the close of your session, do you j
think we have over estimated the ruin THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 23, 18-18.
which is to follow, when the rival road
shall have deprived them of the travel ? j THE RESULT.
We have assumed that such would be Us j
effect. This we have never heard so j cjcction which hag rcsuu
much asquestionea. ny me wnruir mn .
Salisbury, X. C.
fhe width oi the entry is ; .un r.sv rnJut "wi mn. iht its I Ar two mads : and we think no one cd in such an ovcnvneiming victory
. m a . & K m m l -l . a ft. . r j an - m a m. -- -
!' , . . I .. . a. . iL.. ' . . ttti . . f -
an audience, i Can be found rash enough io assen jiiini, to the great V nig 1 arty OI tllC VOlin-
noul twenty feet .and the rool I varies Iron) imp()rtanL uiil'gain for it
fife to sixty feel in bright. 1 he door ; if not SPCIrP your frtVorable
in some places even, ihou-h generally it I TMik r f Jfr one momcnt.
IS covered With masses olaUen rocK ami j to ca i aUen,jon to national politics;
disfigured by yawning 'caverns which , ,)V no mrns With that, strictly speak,
it required tmnrh care to pass over in , fls a ;,pisjHtive iMv yoll hHve but
afcty,The ceiling is in no place smooth, j ,itft. ,() (i . and it NVOUId have been much
but there hang Irom it short stallacirtes, j )plft,r for I M Xorlh Carolinians, that
which can be compared to nojhing better , your predf censors had hitherto had less,
than a wasber-woman s smoothing irons , I( is lo ;stf1te poitics. Nvhich. however un
fastened by the -handles to the rool and , fashionab e it may have become, and how
hanging an inch or two apart. in. S0(.ter it may have been heeded
Down this entry this party passed or bv those who have cone before vou. that
to where it j . I n7. .... :
t a Si 1 ... , T . .
consideration , he upper route firom onar.unc: .u t!lomo. nmono- thorn, on
that we wish ', ville. (through a high, pleasant and healthy ; J " ' o ,
,., v xvonld not he nreferred to tlie low- which they continue to dwell With de
er, with the risks incident to water travel. y.uL Every Whiff iournal, and CV- ! number of transparencies, tastily got up.
ion iln fn nVPft SO KfrinilS . n inunrinlimw A I n rirn
A GRAND PROCESSION. 1
The Whigs of llownn. than w hom tberc
are few better, ovn flowing with joy nt
the late glorious Taylor victory rjrsolv'ed.
last week, to have a regular - blow out"
that is a sort of letting off of steam;
an exhaustion of accumulated desire to
tiuzza 1 The fact is. it became absolute
necessary to let the boys have a wide field
and a tall night. Last Monday evening
was the lime nppointed for it ; and the
way they did the thing up brown was sur
prisingly novel even to the oldest inhab
itant.' At about half past six in the evening
the crowd assembled in front of the -Rough
and Ready Hull " w here were produced a
What then can you do to avert so serious oiti7.on. rnntinnn to snenk ! appropriate inscription
f 'II , ,c Ihn mine Inn .T V- T ' M -7 ' r
half a mile until they, can;
ds
1 we most 1
iespect fully invite your serious
H i;iiiuixin - t , - . . .
which we have arrived, and to which, of it, and to congratulate each other.
with becoming deference, we should in- nd our Democratic friends resolv-
rrtVrrc. iXptu : oA on bearing their defeat with the
and in the proper way. best possible grace, are contracting
A large
quantity of torch pine and eight fireballs.
1
flaming up from 10 to 12 feet, were also in
-4 walling: and when the signal was given.
such lights and the number of them, which
sprung up. left no room for "further light
any other preliminary remark.-.
we call your attention Jo a project, which
is now looked -to -with much interest by no
inconsiderjalde portion of Western North
I .1 . t I. I 1- . I. , rtllfUIIOII,
veryanrupuy lor quite fjiiuiiurnun-uuim- Withou
log a nuge anu uii'iigui i uiiiiiiMM i . i n i in
hating their exploration in this direction
hete they retraced their steps. About
uu, MU..U...V. ..w. . v Carolina. We allude to the extension ol
However, is to e tounc. me mor aurac , Colurdhi!l Uailroa(l via Charlotte, to
tive part of the cave through which they Danvilll, jU Virginia. A part of this Road
passed. Here a Ooble and lolly dome with am, wjhin mi,ps of hfj. tQWn
nil Its propoi lions jerfcct spanned the en- , of CharIo. incuins ,he bridge across
tire pnssg; . Oa the right to our coming , fac Ct;uJh is noWf we ,pan) unier
from the entrance and wn.nediately under j contracf Jnd funcjs ap!v sufficient have
the dome, about ten leet Irorn the floor to secur its construction
III
In the first place, allow us to say, for tllf;r visncros. whioli at first seemed ! on the subject." These and th. ir bearers.
on t,l ,oto of stntesnkn. Our leading not so pleasing. Indeed, many of j ""tohnohy ,eMflm N.CN.J M.B.n.
mP. like AleXa,lersGe,.erls.aro J them, calling philosophy to their aid,! '1"'1 H. L U..t,,nk IWt. A. M. II:n.W.
mancDvering too much after power, and . ' e l 1 - . . j son ami Messrs. C i. ii own.J. 11. hnniss,
two little after I W real interests of the begin to.reckon that perhaps Mt IS j McDona(lf Burage and Fox the transpa
State. They resemble in no small degree aH for the best." This, WC Confident- ! rrncjes placed at proper distances along
the fencing matcb of Shakespeare : Laer- , bclicvc and therefore, regarding ! ,he same. By this time. he Courthouse
les WOUUOS iinui ei, mm u.ru ... cut...e . j .... . r. t 644 V..te-.
T J . ., ,...;.l0 I ..rf . vv ih th rlillr. UlU UOJ1CV OI lilt? IH USUIll i VllUIIIllU U- I JUKI lll.in wiiiitr uiiiiiiu. amirs Uk-C,
lldllliri wuiMiua uii-m i i " , J i I j w c I
ru LioroiiH.il, ana.
(Irded by llii; tl
VfECIMA. '1-
15lb iut l.ai r;
115 counties in
3,670. Jlr. r.
Wblgt, therrf re.
in the twenty. f ;;r
triut hat no rrp rt .
The Itichsnr: '
morning makes tl. v
than we have at c
It r jt :
According tot'
we arc now in p
5.001. Neeear
log cointi'. ) '
to On. T)lr, -
to ih ct.'jniy.'
We here in': "
which no nMiirn
Bne Carroll, U
gnn, M.non, Mnr' .
Scull. Tyler, We i ;
Bntxtori."
The conteft will '
one supposed a Her t
ligence ; hut we f
Stale, nliirh uiil ?
hud the Whig in i'
their whole tnM!i!
Alabama. All :
banu rKnk of i:. :
dep:ttrh, rereivi ( !
the couiitii'tf but J
inn and Wi!o !,
1'l.e r.
:.. i c l i... i.i.l
lUviv IS a oeep reeeas umuhu y rt to ,he la,tP pace.
curve oi in wan. oh m;o BlUr. i , Have i gftnliemcnt evpr seriooaly
nacK grounu o, ... ,cr . u u,. 3 considered, not what would be the proba-The commerged in those of the statesmen
u.c ninia . H'" ""7 r i ble. but wat would be the certain ellecf. Vou can do much.
ence they magnanimity enough to change i tion as dangerous in its tendency, our Wf!', splendidly illuminated, and a beauti
rapiers, tmt, the modem pol.iicians only i ftleCf;on 0f Gen. Tavlor. in ! hannr streaming, and transparency
changeplaces. II then jou will approach J 3 . . . V !
this subjecx with a spirit alive to the true ; whose virtue, patriotism, and pru- i
interest oi your coriMnurois u uu miaence wo nave great iaun, is com- i
Wat suffer the feelings of the partisan to j i . !
We arc not of those who expect
Yes urgent as the case
pending, from the Id) of a tall pole raised
a few hours before, together with the ring
ing of the bell, all announced the time for
moving. The procession was nut in rno- I
Taylor bat carried i
joriiy wnt nearly 1J
Missi&sirri. llr;
hv a Whin g tin
eight countien in il, -
countie to Ik hear.
.: .i :. i i i i u . Li.-i.
,r . uir. uui niiat nuuiu lur Lriin n till ti. t'nn phm in I '. . I i'a u i us i ur Lnsn --ivvv v. -v. . iiiiii hhvum rf iih irk f l 1 1 1 i f w
-itJ-mnlo which would notsuller in compar- ( nf x.nnr .lnJ..ifrwtw.tt r- mrtrt,, tn !.. t. ; ; i r a : i , . . . .. r .. majoriiy f5.7f 0 in 1
...5,1. ,i14. ij,Pi,Hiifin in it Iwst divs I J ' ...y. - m-, van v .t ... ..t.v - uioru lruni iiu ivuiiiuiisiruiioii iiiuii is ! anu sireei io sireei, i ne vair mess mem; . ,
- - 'j ennnnvp tnn hn nnt en rl ffor.r hnf ...Knf. u hinh o nvnn . fiv nrn. ! - . .... ...
; "' f ,zV' .,.vr... ;l)roper: We do not expect that the greeted it by the waving of pocket
fearing thkt it may have escaped the no- dent legislation. You can supply a sub- 1 1 ,....,..
- r. 1 1 .r . c. . , o. ... i ..:iT..r.-..ii nnmi. i . I o 1 1 -Ti t s .onnri I I n viAr will nicn n .'i ii (i Kercti i eis, wn ic ti was rece i veu t) v sucli
V: !lVlJ!rI' : !r,! hat to thik subject yon should give your I led as, in ,he language of Governor Dud- ! rrnnf rn row fn,tn, ftr tn mntllrn re.orve, a are no ways common. It is
rriiumr imr oi hh .n. a..wo . .--i.i ..,.n .., . . n t i " o " t i
. i. . i I . l: . I ..II rfiuin i- "tn u iiiiii uiiuiiiuru ai' i' lr snail IlaVIJ IUC n ir Ul lia niir, m .
mnication resting upon 7
gjiint 4,2 10, he
chanres arccousiJ
x i . i
massive nutru columns p'uimeni anu an,
while In the rear still appears the body of
the temple j the door in the right place
and of the right dimensions and all the
proportions perfect.
.On the le It of the passage and under
the same dome, ascends a regular wind
ing stairway about five feet in width.
The walls are of stalactite formation in
Home places as smooth as glass, in others
still plastered, and they glittered in the
torchlight like polished diamonds. When
they had ascended this stairway some
thirty five leet they came to a wll" which
closed it up at right angles. In the mid
dle of this wall, and about threeyleet from
the floor, there is an opening about a foot
and a half in diameter, through which
ihev crawled. And here they entered in
to a suite tf rooms gorgeous beyond de
scription. The first was a small ante
"chamber about twelve feet in diameter ;
the Wails of stalactite ami the floor of
stalagmite, and the ceiling so high that
with all three of their torches together
at
tention. l-Your State is a Stockholder
in the Wilmington Road, to the amount
8600,000, besides which she has assumed
if we mistake not, by an act of 1840, a
suretyshipj for the sum p'f $300,000, pay.
able in six! annual instalments of 850.000
each, commencing on the 1st of January
1842, and jending the 1st of January 1849:
Only one of those instalments, as far as
we know, 'has been paid, but as they have
fallen due have heen taken un. either by
r
arteries ol communication resting upon
. , , . n -decidedly tame to sathe ' welkin rung
that his being rresi- . r T. . .... , . , b
. . . " " . l . .it ., .... n 1 '- M-t un llir-ir IIIUII-
your own ports and markets, anttxteiut- ; qent will prevent tiie visitation ol Uis- i (1,.r Xbe fact iS we c;nt dcscribe this
l!F it",,eS;Vntu V ,ntCrmr ,. i casc and death in a single case. Nor ; scene-it is impossible and we will not
West." This being' done you will save , . , , . i !cenc t is impossime, ano we win not
from final ruin the Ualeigh Road repair uu suppose uiai a single man wno trouble you witn the " programme. ' it
. . . i i
the losses, to some extent, wiucn we sen.
ously fear are. inevitable, upon any con
tingency, in the lower road, and you will
secure to Wilmington a prosperity both
perminent and progressive.
The sum and substance of the whole is
this : '.Without proper and timely action
vou will lose both roads. 1( you legislate
Thus deeply interested, you are called
upon, as the guardians of those interests,
a 1 . f ...... .... A I! ... ... . . !
IUf UIUIU UUI Ufl i LIUII IMl III II. .11 Si . . 1 i- t
A ,i r .i i . ,i i i to look well to the blichtin
Oil the farther side ot the chamber near ,x ... " . .fe
g effects of the
the entrance to the next room were two
splendid columns each two feel and a halt
in diameter,- that on the right side seem
ed to be inade.of large translucent 'shell,
(resembling those beautiful shells that or
nament t,he mantles of the rich) and so
high as to be--lost in the darkness above
the one on-the- left appeared as perfect
n, Corinthian column, gorgeous capital and
nil, as art could fashion. Passing between
these and through an arched doorway
they entered intb another large' room; here
was almost, every variety of stalagmite
formation thtl ran he imagined. Statues. J
pyramids mi hus studded the floor in
Danville piroject ; and you are asked, by
timely legislation, to save the State from
a loss, whjiqh longer delay on your part
will not only render unavoidable, but ac
tually inevitable.' f When we call upon
you by pruper legislation to counteract
voted for him, expected any such ex- ! could only beseentobe realised. Out we do
travagancics. As to these, and a sa 11 was one r lhK most rfully
thousand other things which might be "ghrilliant. andjoyousoccasions that
i , i rA. . tever came off in this old Town. Many
named, the dependence of the people P . . .
. . . 1 .iii persons from the country came m: One old
is based upon no arm of flesh, but up- ; gentleman,-we can t pass him by with
on that of the Great Governor of the ; out particular notice sixty or sixty five
in time you can save the Raleigh Road ; Universe, themselves His humble I years of age, whose soul getting the
you secure the cooperation of those oil . iL,.., ri- tit . . - r.
J , 1 . fa agents. mastery ol his little hod v. brought him five
your own people, now engaged in the Uan-I . . v . . ,
J It' . i . .1 ii , , , ! mi in' ih ...... f I., , I. ......
ville Road you give to those most need-' JJUiinc people nave reasonable and - -. ....r-t-u.irr, ounger j
ing it, an outleio market and you build j riffhtful enectations of ovorv Admin- 1,1,1,1 n'"111'- nn'1 cart load of j
up vour-own commercial towns; and in . . . r . i splendid torch pint. , The joined th-pro-I
cession and saw it out and then, despite
reSPeCt j ll Ii f ruulliic lnnnA.,.l i..t.v ..
miul cutter in hp lrtvp Itnafl. mill vvhieh i 11 l 1 1 1 .1 r. eb
........ ... siiouia oc neia to account tlieretor. ; and returned home
nf-rKeririlv retMrils thp nrnsnerit.v ot h mm. 1 l,""ri1 ,,UI,H
the Literary Board -or by the Public Trea
surer, witlj the funds of the State. In ad
dition to tjbts, your State contracted by
suretyshipjfor the Raiiegh Road, a debt
of Some $900.000 and by purchase has
become the owner thereof. Yes, North
Carolina, for the sum of 8330,000. (a sum
actuallv less than lhe (rradinrr nf ihn l?nan
cost) now owns a Road costing S1.500.00o4-douTT all this, vou re-ain. to some extent i IStratlon, and it they are not met,
those who failed in this
l and whether the purchase beagootTor a t,e loss which the State as a Stockholder
liad one depends eniue4yTjpon the course
which youj pursue, j
Louisiana and Vi
ed at Moiiig.tn'r)
Iet intellinee hf i
fur. Taylor by al,
learrie Fluridj. l.v a
created coi ..Irth! v
sional xvl
XVitcoxtix. ii,
St hat gone fur C
of his two competitor.
noritj of fome ihou
Co.XXCCTICt'T. I
up as litllows : F r ( '
Cai 2G,r,93. Mr. Va
New York. In i!
the Whig have mtc:
Rurenitc 13, the C.s
from.
VERMOXT. U'tiir;
iliow lhe (dluwing re-
7,14 ; Van Uuirn.
ty over every lion" 1
necessarily retards the prosperity o a com-I rp, , . j ............ '413i hiumn.
mercial to'wn, which in some respects has 1 nc Pcople have a right to expect j The proceedings occupied the night un- 'J over every il.ing,
impoiiapt advantages possessed by lew in their servants in oflice to discharge j half-past nine o'clock, during which Buren. 8.827 ; mi l
the United States. We are the friend ol j thrir (lutics faithfully and honesllv ,imp ll,n music of ,he occasional P""1 ith the Sty.r
Wilmington and would increase her pros, i - J firig of big guns, two speeches-one from - 'hig increase ,
pee
and one from the Hon. i creap, L3G0 an
neit Whig g tin. C 71
. k ;.... i . ann to a hstam trnm t ho nvorruo it nil
IM'I ii , uui r. in u. -51. nr; uri iiiiuru i in , ; ..j . UJi( T .
!'.! . . r (r .i . i i-i . i . J- Usborne ttsn., a I
rom the present aspect ol atbuis. that . nowors whirh nro tint m-rtntnd in thom i '
prosperity, to be permanent, to be p.oures ; k fi r f-t t- & rVl , i iNathaniel Boyden. and continuouscheer-
sive, must be shared in common u ith the ; , ,nsuiuIlon- 1 ncy . nave a . in;; ,.fl no iMlI vaui(i.cJ . andncos.
fnvvn or linvns higher on lh Ohhh Fhhp ri2llt tO CXPCCt CCOnOlTlV and
lue tiligliling.etteut ot the lianvi le nroieet-. V-.it. iliutr ;nr!.w (VrY. nB6B;. A e ,i . i . . . . . J
we wi.hnktoheondersfUt i' ,. i,, i s ; uu,w i t.iu iiiaim-uiiiuiii oi uieir ; mar the pleasantries of U
i . I snreaiis iihf1 mi' iirvvn m inje.
I r mf
you to arrest i;s progress by refusing to
j extend to its friends a charter. 'By no
,! means we are the. advocates nf no sneh
co.ntradictid policy as this ; but we recom
mend the substitution of someother outlet
to market. -h-We- hold that the friends ol
thf Coiumlria and Danville Road have a
i
lie evening.
anlendid rrofnin. Rnrirpniw enlmn nlU lo ro at your hands a substitu-
. extended up to the ceiling and heavy sta- t ,wnJ mi. other Road, before they shall
. lactitrs terminating lelow in their curled j ,)ealpd MP" o abandon this. If you
leaves reached down to within three feel W not f'r a,n(l, ,,,U!i' fo "se a home"
1 of the wW One of these when struck. ! m,',aP,' . y yourself, your pol-
.founded like the lolling of a large bell, U?' '?uW he coniwtfliciofl in the extreme,
another gave foM the dPep; tones of ifc'el0"1'0" liise-n-clrter when .called
largest pipes of tii orgnn, not fnintly but
To guard against misapprehensions ari
sing from any supposed interested bias on
our part, we would state that wet have not
the slightest pecuniary interest at stake,
but that if we know ourselves, we are
solely actuated from motives of enlarged
patriotism.
Our plan, with the reasons sustaining
the course recommended, in future num
bers. ,. YADKIN.
Clolhinj Store.
Returns frmn ever
Irict, huw that tin Y
lhe coalition of ilit V.,
WillMin Ilrlanl h i, 1
by a rnjoiiiy nf ."H.
In lhe third di.tr i. t
atle mptrd. but vviih i!.
public afifairs, and tiie prevention, to
the Country, of all calamities which,
in the power of their officers, mav be - - En.mss is now unpacking, at
avoided. If any fail in these, they ,s ,or,, frly oppoite ihe Murphy, n return how that lb
are censurable and an indignant, in- i '"T asM,r,m,MU r ,lert,,v M uU' Nothing, j l-ced by a m,j.;,v .
inel ,l lnannA l L - ! ,nbrMctfvery shad-f color in.in while j Old Ma.ciii r.n
J I t I , ' black ; and all grades Irnm extra fine Io in the Old
iorm a rigiitcous duty when they
The Whig papers are amusing them-
filling with its loud peal .the whole com
pass of the cavern, while its rich note
Mvefled mid reverberated in the arches
below
The next chamber seemed to be a reg-i
Illar Wardrobe. With l;i'dies dresses h.inJ
1 ing all nro'Jr.d the walls, every fold in the
garment being as distinctly marked as if
I hey we.re veritable dresses. In the fourth
rown-oiL a smooth place on the wall the
parly wrote their Hnes and the date of
their visit with charcoal, which has doubt
-Jur. Theyjonly desire increased facilities
ofjgetfing ojfr increased productions, which
are rotting in. their granaries, and which
will necesjnrilv ncciimubUe to a ruinous
extent, so Icing as the cost of transporta
tion bears the propOrtionJo their marke
table valuejas now. Under the most fa
vorable circumstances, and with the high
est prices paid for their products, ihey
would scardely bear the expense of car.
riage. Thrj people of Western Carolina
would much prefer 'finding a market at !
home an ojutlet they want, and let me;
coarse. This i on exneriineiit. io Sli. : ltnifn fU m n-,- -
frown upon, and hurl such dclin- j buiy, which, it is th .i.ght. must succeed. 700. Cen. Tal..r :
qucnts, from the places of trust which ! ; i 2H 530 ; ..rer c.. .
i i , . . rCr M. BROWN Sz. SOT will
uiey nave ncp-iectca or atjused. It is , . - ;simM mniiirm n :
iou;?n lonlr mrtiiiit fiii. C ...
(icIvrSHt lhp PYMPhsp nlT:is Van Hurn . . . . . accept OU r I ha II ks fir I hat till! nt
-i . thno i it fU.,' ui-n ,ii ... i . T ,.: i c
dec. See the following : -i. ."v , . 3 'Wly. Ittwui and bmuhtiur nbiccir If any other Sui
i La ft st. from Gen. Cass.
Correspondence of lhe Bait. Patriot by Telegraph.
Detroit, Nov. 9, 1818. 2, P. M.
We h ave the news. Gen. Cass desires
it to be understood, that in consequence of
the "noise and conlusfon" of the election,
he wishes to be considered as withdraw
ing from the contest, as he, "cannot ex-
j rn. t t J
utm i person oi i.ew is 1, ,s precisely like the famous Tobacco of enu.idring.U i!,. .,,!,
Cass, who was pledged to pursue the which Mr. John I. Shaver bad some, not ' like t.. -e ihe Uh,i
same course w hich that gentleman ! lne since the very best of the - Old Do-
hnd dnnn. Tim nonnlo Imvn lorrl i minions finest.
t . . - ..w , v J'.v V, f!llVl
upon Mr. Polk's Administration the
seal of condemnation,, and we ve- !
RCSIGNATIOX.
We understand that Mr. Fl.
i rily helievc that posterity will ratify- ' Locofoco member elect to the LegiUture
i rom lancey. county, lias resigned and
will not take his seat at the opening of
the session. Yancey havinir turned nvr
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON IN
,. : TUE SOUTHWEST.
An unusual degree, of interest is felt
just now at l he South and Southwest, in
the manufacture of cotton. The Sr. Lou
is Courier says lhat a company of stock
holders, residing in Kentucky, Indiana,
f Arkansas. Louisiana and Mississippi, hve
. organized themselves for the purpose of
'j manufacturing cotton at Caunelton, about
120 miles: .below Iouisv ille. The facili
' ties olfered by this location are said to be
all thatican lie asked land is cheap and
nbundajnr, coal exists in nlmost exhaust-
a new leaf since August, and given Tay- ' "
lor 31 majority, it is possible lhat a Whig j MASSACHUSETTS
memuer may ne retuniecJ.
We b arn that in a suit in Court in Yan
j uv fi uj;i;mfu ngainsc r lem-
rnt 1 fi hp lifjurrl "
Latest from Mr. Vein Buren. .
Kisderhook. Nov. q 2A P. M. r Ge?ral Taylor we entertain
wwu.it.- , , . ...... .... . . u u:i i i i-i
less lon before; this been obliterated. To j 3 1 opuei io maricer they will liave. Mr. Van LSuren says tie has not been uigiifhi nopes pernaps loo lllgn.
LUU suite ot rooms they gave the name of j I)a,SUfi wnasysiemoi legislation you may. understood in this canvass.- His ground liut, confidinp; in his character, as
Uathcdral." s ! i nniK nor. mat the necessity lor action j cou.u ne eiecieo, ne ws heretofore develoned wo holiovp ho
V; v j is not as pressing as is.Bere represented 1- candidate-if he could not be elected, I nerexoIorc eClopeU, WC beliee he
' lav not lb s flatterinir nnctinn in vmir he was not a candidate. He says now he ! IS the man tor the times. V C believe
1 soul South Carolina and Virginia are a sees he was not a candidate, and there- he will adopt and DUrSUC a Dolicv trillv r-"l!r' Hnd. f.he S"KJ?stion sustained by the
live to this hterprize. and it is thought i ,ore excuses his friends for not voting for a - . - 1 iinuing o Ihe Jury; upon whioli he re
that their Legislature will make an an- I him. American, Will seek to promote the signed his seat in the Legislature, we
Washington, Nov. 9. true glory and weltarc ot his Coun- suPPosft lor the purpose or re-establishing
xMr. Secretary Walker, sent his rnessen- try her happiness at home and her ,lis chnractc,r b"Ll ver,,'ct of the people.
'ell as 1 ST yesterday, wilh his compliments to i i i c i i n ireenborougft I'utnot.
its ultimate (Tecl upon the interests of lhe i Mr. Secretary Buchanan, congratulating . e- . 'u-wii. ,
State In jheiirst pjace.no sooner done. I him upon the result of the elections in exercise no power not already civ-' HOGS! HOGS!
Than travel jwould be. diverted from the I Pennsylvania! Mr. Buchanan in t . ;jy en him hy the Constitution will; IIoSs ar now going through our town
present roatis, ana wim the loss ol travel
Yesterday wan n; ;
and Council Io j imni i'
nl voir, and the Li
callrd on lo atfMiiI!
for lhe purpose f c!i.
lgp. According to i!
iUtnre isihutdiii :
79. Van Durenitet 15.
propnation to secure if. Suppose the link
supplied in his great chain of travel, do
you not see both its immediate as v
lew qunntities. and ihere are existinir ' .i .. .
rrni., I,.! Wrv tn ml,n P.nnpl.n Z 1 "ng oi me ruinous sac-
nhce to in
r it.M
.... .... Lll llll I.I.1JIUI..VIW. I.'k VIIII9 ill i I . -I . I .. .
.l. v . i- lower route, with Ihe equally ru nous f
the PS rrn montrr i it m:i n w tt hr I tun no . .. . . -I "J "u ei-
i t,i f ... ... ! ct thereby
down ivouldko hpth Roads, and with their
downfall the" Slate would Ins ih Inrrr-
interest which she has, and which has
cost one mil ion seven hundred ihn.wnnrl
Km m v
ividnal stockholders
on the
i
in all
matter
Our accounts fn.m
believe lhat the prei-pr.-Lieutenant
Governor f
George N. Brig ai; !
Ieen triumphantly tr-i
fflice by Ihe pe.j,X
hardly bare been ex;
Chit. RrIffT mii...;r,
j ' ' J '
falling otTuf the Dern
him au apparent gain, i
7,000 over lhe vote f. r
Mr. W"inthmj. the ; :
of lhe House of Beprr
to Congrets by a vpr
hear aho of the elect i
II. Duncan, Georgo A
Horace Mann, and J.,
districts there is no cL
mains lo be heard fr. r
entailed imon a nnmm;t ! t
4'ciur Lwuim. ne Clpliai SlOCJi ni lliei-'i ... l , urru nruiru iu uu- ocnaic,in mepiaceoi
.WrU. 1- ftiftAnoA :. 1 ou combining more advantages than r.l Hill Hased. ! '
stood eCOO.000 wilLnot be put to usif, and l"v?, ? A Carolina. Is all this in lhe district composed of the counties
S0r000 spindles Will be started. " 0" hv vooJ imX H ' ! iT o ;PrnOUSlno1 of Richmond and Robeson, Col. John A,
1 . J u" rl?,3 "Tfi? rfgard. ? leS! lhe Rowland has been elected Ito the Senate
5
sent his compliments back lo Mr. Walker, i .u j it i r ; daily for the South I nro-o Rn rwi r-
i'... . . seek to mb no noiorhhnnnor nonnlo of J u". i-.argc line and fat,
assuring mm mat ne wouiti, as soon as , e oi 1 but we feMr tli;r u rr
M;;r.: ..t.i u i- u ..i , , thn r lnr.rU tr, t To Ul uw ''nr their owners will suffer in the
probabili.y to reciprocate, in the by a useless and expensive war. Thus ' TneVPan h &mT 8t distrein
ot congratulations! ! tn u r 1 i i ' p hardly begin at more than three
"w 7'"" " u j Hollars a hundred. ) What the end may
VACANCIES FILLED. the people of the country, under his b: no one can tell. We fear bad, worse
In Duplin county. James Graham has Administration, will he left to the cn- an(l worst. Ashville Messenger.
jo mcnt of peace, and to the prosecu- . . ,"
r ii .l Li -i i l- . .i..pr.iii me rren aiaies bare
tlOn Ot all their noble, CIVll, and rell- g.re,, ninety. seven a...l il.e Slate Stale, sixtv.
gious schemes for the advancement slxfit'rU ..ieS r.,r Ty.uf and Fillmore
r tl. r... U ,M,nS 11 "j"iy "he ej,.ri..ral rote, in both
in place of H.W.Covington, deceased. cu,uiiu, a- sections ot the cowry. This ethibii. in
Jn Brunswick county David D. Allen tion of mankind a peace Unmarred lr,,n2. I'gbl ihecontideuce hicb Ibe eop!e re. J lw centt delivery :
has been elected to the House of Commons, hv annrohension ns to what iho nr-vi P,,e l" ,th fcUmg"y 1 idoro of Gen. Tar. i addi.iol ''dand
cording to the latif f r
A Prions l!,tstlc.-n English paper .ays. Z ,OW
Ihe ,.f a .Corni.h bankroll a ...nrw..1 eF UP M T . WeI1- l? ,lt
Irt haw eoncf 'aled about .her p-riwui money, or r. There is rljanger, and we confidently af- j has been elected to the House of Commons, bv aDDrehension as to what tho novt P,e lVh hu'&ily an widom of Gen. Tar
-iU- Y -.. .l . I i firm urttn tn HUlimnlinn nl it.. I 1 r f iv.. ; I v - l'r. lie will talc hid n ar ! lk V... J e.i-
liandYfiaj".' She wm naiched, a few ,Uyi j tion ol the Columbia and Danville Road, j In Burke county tod R i Caldwell has ; nOUr Dnn? a peace WhlCll finds "rnmenl, noi as the successful candidate of
a?o. an.l in. her butK" which as uhuaally j that the Siatie Rtock in the Raliegh and i been elected ito the House of Commons. its repose in the virtues of thp firm, V,jr 'CXl"" " be country, bui as the choice f
Ujlky. wrr Toond watcbes and tewelry ol the i Uaston Knaip, and thd Wilmington and I in place of M. Marler. deceased. ! honest, prudent, and brave Zarhnrv e-"i - c maj jook io bit election
. a . - 1 . . w . i - . ' '1 j . ua pniirin(r 10 n
.We learn from tip :
or .Minister ai Lnti'.'
caj postal arrangemeiit
mm.9 T - . 1
mentt postage on lettrM
across ihft.Allautir, w.
t paid tu ihe ve :
t abic "fX 10O.
Raliegh HoAd, would become perfectly1 No change in politics.
Taylor.
country permanent national
harmony and prosperity XaL InteUignc
er.
NoTnmo sew. A r
rounds ofthe papr!. c
nal, headed, MThe c
this anything new ?