,h3 netful purpose of Government;
ll,eyo..RhtiQttobeijxed for ether peo-
i! nnn foolish projects. J o
1 . ..k, n? j win ir OMt the Swash-,
say nothing ahou- piowmg not ne sm.,
rmkmg in!. whe.etbe God of nature oppo-
it, ami a hundred OTn-ruaug-, urn 1.1m
and the whig ia tavor of this mwj 5
trampU uruUr tot -v.l heat down the
grt huLv.rk reared by our fathers in te
Fence of liberty, and trample 0:1 their
ti 1 u ...i",;., 1,-,i1ii i a monopoly.
O.00U. 'tu s...j, -v. . . j- - .., . A n.l lav.
l.keJ.,,', u, ivr.pt the rr rn, an . pn?v u.,f t ,
to
inn-
IT ' . . . , i- i ... A
, . i i., ii.i:S .i.,..;,! (..mik hiiiu re' . 01 tnousami u.i
S . of bant, not-.? Wh, j m.or..l viiary i ro,rc:s. Uay lei me
b. i V . n.v tod farmer Jk.ve imparl of.t, that 1 may improve my
ll. m,cb;i;rM.t- tiufvU..'cS. Sell j oar l,,,.!, ,o enrich tl.e State. Ami r.ppos
h-'ViiJ silver. 'Wl.cn .he famine camt-luriff. tariff, is R. 'S- f0"R- ul
lr, Hi curn? Why in Joph-U for " .
warehouse. The famine of money i.-om,,,,ppor. s.,vor;m.e. r . ' ' ' .f
fepeak for jourU, and uiinj . ', . nni, influence to get votes. Don t
.... ill l.i.. Koortmo o r''Jrld.t
VOU tilinK l na uei-t .w...v. o w -
,. ,.or,f ennh trrp.il. imnoitance IS SUCH a nirtii iiaiiic "
fit for a president? I say promptly, no.
No wonder then that the black ltnish men
speak of ihe general's having a committee,
for he will need one as a guardian before, he
gets through, if my spectacles are good.
Bat it seems to me that the people are de
termined on a change, like Isroel of o.d.
Take care, we now are as well off as we
can be; then it must be for the worse, and
not for the belter. 1 have much moie to
say, but not now
for the next Congressional election, and
let them unite on me. Why, (jeorge,
you will say, friend Lawrence, do you
ihink such ;(man as you can he elected to
sit in the great white house? Surely,
George, if both parties want my name, 1
can fly there ou triumphant golden wings;
and sit there to see w rangling ami frown-in"-
faces going on, if nothing the, giving
an example to the nation as poisonous as
ment imposed upon those l.eaijj
rlfxs nl :l t:tri!1 if ill 'mil I. .
fCt.
Cl., '
de f;.J
the black brush men of; Pandora's box. Tor, George, peat men
i inw wiiifre uik
lat-or. vonr pndu. your land, and i .r,.i..S revenue sVie v l.a'l parly, that have dressed up Van .1.0,1.1 ! R-vc goo., .mp.r, u.c
c-of,'an.lb-,.U to stivers for a:.jtht -e to p.y !? why you . V.e Sale. .- ha ' j,, cxi.av:.-anl exncn-s. ami a ! !itt!e ones a.e sure to follow, lil t ) ou
Src. ,ve will upen. .pecio Pymen...-.1 a ..! .he oush( to pay " e, hat e- of tie Kovt,n,n. ,.fs ; will say, frion.l lavre..cc, to .h.nk yon
not h,, vo. .m.Uy. S.,, J'i.arao.j.l.ke, .n-mthc .a, h-s 'P " ' ';' ro,;; , 10nev unnecc,wi.v upon the mint iojean go to Congrcs. yon n.u.t he a fo
ueianavevO'.rl.orw.raU, lan.l, m- ki.nd u;.pf .h-y fall tl..o..S.l.hoA & ' N- ,j0 , lhc st-e , -nongh, lieoro; hut if all I .e tool
Bro Ind vo. a .lave- i, t.... Baa. ..J of .1,,,.? T!,a pcept-N mu"', J" th ihtt C Bu.cn cannot ap- w,re -cad hot old .lo.hua. hy wh,, ranks
nankin to '.-i.a.iia. an I larn.cr. Jo- ,, ,1 l0, lo pay ,ml .1 .a e has fq .. .).. M. o f , governn,c, wooi.l ho thinned I a..rc you, for .he .l-
,!.,:, ,,. hay.-hi, o vn p.ice and will. C,,si sy-tc. ,f oppression. A tl.ou.ia.. J0'"'-" r bJ. lh(! wUl and eonse.,1 ,inis:,aiion of Van Unren alletdsevcry fe-
m. re. hut . mc a.o.. Co'i,l.,css: and that it is hisduiv to sane Mr ity ll.at.any n.an otij-hl or can warn, ,x-
... h.run, 1'nn. iui ru.'.viitiaihiii" e- - ' . - . j ..i i .u... ; o.w nn.nrti e
,al. blood v, r, .h.oat sy-two, ;V'l..ir b ack l .si ? they ant" to b.nk-opprcsins. lihe,.y-d, sl!oyinS ys-
,., sunlono, , e,,.,, j him wHi, the ae.s of Co.f6r. Helen, JOSHUA I.A WHENCE.
tv.' commi';;..!-, to Uu-.R ; 'old, eausu he think, .hey are right ...d .anc-.
e of K'male; but blood, Uea;n an.i ; T "i" :.:., ,!,.,,;,;,:,, C.V &J?'
, nr utiles; aa wen as aunuinnj, "- --r. ."-v h- t .-u- -. -
A Williamson. E-q. Ch;in !
(if the ITnite.-l Stjiln fur tK.. i-
August, in
, was u navmru; I t'rsun poimi..
State, and was highly respcc!ed'a
teemed as a gentleman of talem t?
wnrih. A iust and feelint ir.;... M k
merits is given in ar olhr-ial n,Jt: ,-,
u ..ujeho,! il.a fi ': J
HCt' It, Jill it ' ..Ti .v. HIV. VlUiUUfi , I
zuela.AWi i7r.
(ueu ai v ar;ic.is 0n tL l'
the 50th 3 car or hn,,,; "Jt!
ative of Person count?". y-r
. . t Un r.. . I . U ..... .
a.iout c.O' n; so tiie ouuk iuusi t. . Uilll.-,
like i h.rao!., e ih if way, a,.d u.i in
ihoc-nd vviil hcheiis; nakehe r;cn &Ioca
j b')ei ihe i it. her, and tt.e po .r poorer
tv'irv vear.
Not to sneik of tlieirp wvrr to roguiat
.1. fs: !l. nri.M. t f :dl 1I ic tt Uii
' . . ... i . I . !.... ,1. . n !.- r -f ... lii! inn
s le, ai.d luint; u whtii ut go.eiMn em u,,i:, i.s uowiii, v.u.ui .u- ti,,.., v.
t u ir hking; not b .peak ef ths uncon- ztl, the most a'.omin,b!e. hv pocriucl,
itiinimn-.! v ,v n m r.n vi I e ires o f b! n L i ng, ! b! o )d V cloak ti at w. s ever worn by any
....... ... . - - , r- --4 i
three t.ir one; tiie ssstt:in is a m
ai.
sun
tv
in ol ma.
.1. from ihe pop io an aooiition !-na.iL.
. .. . i . f I. .... i ... h mr Kit II.
i.KV, asyiemGf i..t qu .li.y, to Ihe poor uj not say i am ii-.r? ., .ui - j if a ju., e in anv CJUse of controver
and til.- rich; f..r to ihe-aiock-jobb, rs it isigu ge ha, not wo.tus enough lu it to ex. ' 0 h 10uld tl . not be a(!
. ,. ,is iiirnrp. u- ill' i orws iilV lnuiznuuu" t
inaLestlneedcMla-soninte.e.t&of.enfiveJti.at wo,ll excite slaves to kill in horrid
ism 21 n-r rt-nniin. But i -or old Josh- die-i without meray, p.ty, or onipami.;
w " t
uf :i iie"-ro against a white man.
does not know that the Stale of New York
have freed ihcir black people, and put
ihem on a level with the whiles. Win
mitted on an equality, say? Oh, it sounds)
harh in a southerners ear. IJring vour
I.u'li ii.asetv mui ii.a.v..-, ... . .... , i nA : ;. I
IJl.liJK UI li.-ll atJ,l uiuuiLai a t aim jh.-ih
i . . ' ... i' ..1. . ,. i U I l . 3U 11C Ul V UU 1 J I ul v Ltll.l .
ua, allow... by law lo have an n, to. tins , i,e c, o. ... - , - - , ,res:t)eai, Van .Unren. You
he docs, i, is usiryi but no. so ..h -t-L- .s pe,s;5ted n. to J . e a. J, . b panl, ,0 a dead
jabb,rs, rurUi..i..SB.-eby livnr-13 in my opinio.., b..l . U i P f
cent..,, on a .kftious capUal. And sup e..t, u.,.1 ,e ..ea . ,o e 1 II j. w a , - . t ,,ave ive,, ,
Pose .he h.:.k. s.,y. wea e broke, when, .-eep o,,;U m h um,er thc adminiMraUon of Jack
a.e their note l.ol.ler. in g.t jhc.r nioneyjOWn p.an.a loe and a o. u f ';c "',;. , on and Van Bnren, (if it was no. for ,he
from? 0:., cursed and abommahl.. system 1. the . . e.n la , a.. C3 ? ''r, wjjch they are t the
a I, far one. Unequal, and usry nnyjow,, . '' '"f .f,' " ca.,6e, as under Washington, J.fT. rsou.
Le v. linen ui.on the lace l eve.v bih. ; l"avc ihe southern p-. op.t .to .lo int. sa.n. . ; . i..,.u .
7 t b . c- ita Ua, will ,,1 ik risnt .i.hj " Jlf ; Bo. the admra-
is n.; ,,o "o. " '..,eu,cked,.a..hU iron. I.i,; n,r ill j f t he , AdW. 1 ever d.d and o,.w
another bank as wi le as North America, ot ?laiei at tn- aoui.i. int.i nuuu our
air.
Io eat up all the rest. Have we not seen
en ng i yet nf t!e srs'.em of banking to
know, tiuit the more banks the grcafcr the
de;ntSM.)n, the; mo.e broken people t!.erp
Wiil hi. It is the banks that ruin the peo
ple, aid not other thirgs; the principle
is radieallv wren.;, thcrclorc t!iu Lirtner
we go tliL worss it will be with thc nation.
It is a system of temptation, and whien is
tli2 worst and most guilty? the harlot who
tempts and gives the disease, or the man se
duced by her fair promises? Why thc
h'trlot. So are the hanks more to blame
th .n the borrowers, who catch insolvency
c;ul loss of property and reputation. For
they are the seducers of the people to their
ruin, and have brought the people to what
.icy are at. 1 ncn shun a oanu as soon as
n vn hs.n.;s. and let us mind ours. He- ought to have more honor and respect u: I
sides, CungKSs has noshing to do in theji'.v for the character of men, than to us?
abolishing ot!aery; this .done belongs to! their brushes to defame men's characters
the jurisdio'ion of thc several St.tes, ac-'n-y never saw, and upon ihe circumstan-
jur
eordiog to constitution d eomp et agreed
upon. Nor need th.ose self-righteous i.ma
tics be afraid of the punishment of the sin
lial acts of men they know nothing about
But so it is, the newspapers have got most
men by the nose, and lead them hither and
of their neighbors. God did not kill Lolthi:her as the wind blows for party spirit
in So.lom, nor Noah in the fhod; wa-h the
sin of getting the bbor of the poor white
child i en and poor folks, for scanty fare
and little or nothing else, from your doors
and you will do wed.
Now if Gei.eral Hanison holds one or
all these three principles, bjnking, internal
And thus some men arc so self-conceited
as not to read both iides; but are sure to
take their party papers and no others; and
all goes for right, and all the rest wrong.
These things ought not so to be. Other
men have eyes as well as you. If the
newspapers would tell the truth without
improvement, or abolition, or any one of j the black brush, they would be a blessing
the three, 1 would sooner vote tor my tlogi 10 society; out wim iacis in one nanu anu
than him to the uresidencv. So veu have! 'he coloring black brush in the other, they
ii t i i . t r i i!.- I. 1 I . r l t il. . o mi c a r 4 K nrnunt onr! ft it 1 1 ro e
yoii would a hariot that is UkJCaed, lor she it rigru uovvn, aiinougu 1 expeci me oiu ; " ...iouu .u.w i-
Jias ruined her thousands. Tor the banks general is a gentleman and a man of honor rations.
give rise to ruinous speculations. Athnus-!and tdents, or else Congress would not! You will want to know what I mean by
and thing more, but let me alone, is : ll 1 1 hive trus.ed him with the generaUhip of ! black brush men. 1 mean men on both
;i.k. !.? (Vinr minrl hi nwn hns.nps. an unuv. For to listen to the Ivinff. bur-hides tliat can reproach men's characters
le.'rpieing, dei.nua-ory ncw-paj crs on eitb-'nu acts that. Ki.ow not the men nor cir
SATirill) AY, SEPTEMBKK UU 1S40.
Heiitocmlic liepnblictin btutc
11 ih t s JS) :ninu lions.
ron PRESIDENT,
3iAIiTIN VAX BVRFi.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ii:ciiai:d m. joiissvs.
far me 'is' ticket
For Electors of President and Vice
President '.
1st District. - Drnry DMins.
2nd DNtiict. George Power.
3rd Distncl. Henri Fulenwider.
4 h District. Ihtrlon Craig.
5th Distnct. Littleton Gwyn.
C.h District.. A. C. Col ten.
7th District. L'luchlin P'lhune.
Sth District. IFilliitm Perry.
9th District. Josiah O. IVatson.
10th Distiict. William P. Williams.
1 lth District. A. W. Mebane.
12th District. Charles E. Johnson.
13th District- IV. L. Kennedy.
Mth Dis'rict James P. Whitfield.
15th Disirict. Wm. S. Ashe.
Thc election takes place on Thursday,
the 13th November next.
A New Stale. The taking 0f nn
sus of Iowa has been completed Ti
ulationofiho territory is over r 'v"
iliUIU illiiu uim;i' iii tueiuiiie H t'J 1 1
sion into the Union. r,:
From Mexico. We have iert.;Vc.i ,
the Norma, Havana papers tn tiif. oq, '
mo, w hieh cont an accounts fi()m '
brought there by the British gu:i hr'r ("
(liiil. on her way lu England u'ul)-"
(300 in specie. k"'Y
From these accounts it appears tha'
1 3 days skirmishing in the city oflj v
eo, the insurg 'iits under Urrea. w'0 1"
obtained possession of tho Covcn
House, capitulateil, and evacu;i.ul;!ie,,
thcpurty of President Bustamente t1 i!s r!
'aining the reins of Govern-nf-n'. i
hid (led, and il was not known wit i
become of him or of his fi imd Go:iif.zp"'
li s. His troops had dijc:sed in var"'
directions, although by the capi'n!al?.
they were to much out with the l.o-,0r..
war, and none were to he moles'e.l fjr . ,
conduct they had pursue-d.
N. Y. Courier $ Rnmdni .
Washington Market, Sept. 1G Co
Wholesale, $ a 82 10. B.c n sidiS;
a h cents, hams 10 cents. Naval Stored
New dip, SI 60; Old. Si 50. Sera?
70 cents. Tar, Si 00. Fish sha-l, SaV
Herrings, out, 4 00; whole, 2 53 1
S3 OO.Pej).
Petersburg Market, Sept. 17. Cotlo;
Since our last report the market has bet.
dull; but few small sales have been ma!?
We quote 7 a 9 cts. as in quality; s'ri'i!,
prime would command 9k cts. Slakh
and let me mind mii:e.
gpWc invite attention to the article
which occupies our preceding columns,
from the pen of Elder Joshua Lawrence,
But ' tnc I'i'ptist dcnoinimtion. Elder Law-
ul at ten ti c observer
nany years pnst, and
)oliticim, nor hav-
olitics. his oninions
Umud Mates have done, m sirtte ol sirir ' while as a swan. i his is mean on either: vus vour party opinion, auu mus uyine, (
wi.M notions, w hhoul consulting the people : ide. Mate facts, and ihen do not putjour . hi uh of false coloring of printers and oih-j'dl be tieaicd with that consideration and
whose money it is. The G-.noral no parte himpblaek brush to it; do ihe ueeil ers, duplicity is carried on and ihe people respect, which Ihev uequcsiionabl v mei it.
ernmnu having ni' re money in the ir-as- 'justice, if he is of another tiie. The d- deceived. And thus on both sides, he th. t j
ury for the iii-t time, lii.m she km w ,w hat tn )crai d.id their newp.ip rs have dress-; can dupe the most to his opinion is the (jpThe Fait U rm of the Superior Court
to do with, or how to spend, divided it ait u; tLe old general, Mat has speat most ' smartest fellow. j for this reunty. was held in this place the
r..nung the Sates; hue times for con upturn, j of h:s life in ihe service ot his country, m'Some are harping on the suVtre?suiy i p,eS0lUvl ek Jll(,re prt-idir." There
j-'or an overib.vio ' treasury worUctli cor- a netiie.Mt, and snugly housed him in a log bill. 1 ask you, who has a right or ought I ' ' . ' ' '
roption, tor the loOu of mooVy is .he root'eaUin as snog a a b ig" in a rug, and given ! 10 take care of my money but myself? I was no fr!il,r P!ih,lt- importance brought
cf ;dl evil. The outs want to'g'd in to han- '. linn hard cider enough to !at him his hf-ask yor, who ought to take care of the mo- before the Court, ;md but Utile business of
idc so-i.c of th' piecious stuff, and the ins'time, and his children after him; nor di d'ney of this Slate but the State? I ask 3 ou, 1 any description. The Court adjourned on
v.a'ii to keep m to keep their pockets full; the) f.vt-n forgU the go rd to drink it out; w!,o ought to take care of the money of the Wednesd. v evening. Jud'e Hall, we are
which otherwise might be as empty a a ; of Am have stre!ctied him behiml a log; United States but the United States, in that j p?easie(j loh nm, gave general satisfaction
b.ig gar's poise. Hence this paitv spirit, when the bullets wi.ro tinging their Mug"-; way she thinks the safest and most conve-j . , " '
M.ife andeontenti.u for ofiije, r..g"s to A- song, general take caiv, as snug as a sn .lnient? I say it is the best law that has ev- to t,!0SC ,n tendance, by thc mildness and
n.erican sh.m;e. in toe simsiiine of a cold day. Now whatltr been psssed since 1 have been a man, j courleousnfss o h:s deportment, and the
if the General Government had no use,ol all tiiu, ye black biusd men? Who I and the most judicious. And had it not
for this suipius icvet.ue, ami pad it ver to w uld not swop regimentals and horse, ! bave been for the cursed speculating bahks,
the se'eial Slates wliDSe incey it wa.,wliy when thcue w,is lang-r about, as did Ahab j who wish to speculate and swindle the
did no: tli'i S;ate of Nrth Carolina act tons a;. d Jeh 'S.iaphat, to savt his life in the hour ! Poplo. by the use of public money, we
honorab'e with the hundreds of thousands ot dangei ? Why, when ilanger of capture j should not have heard a whisper of wrong
that 1 II to her share, an S d.v; h: ai d ;.p- sail unoer anotiier dag? Tor lie who rudest on this subject.
DIED,
In this county, on Wednesday List, X:
William Dancy, aged about GG years.
In Philadelphia, a few days since, Mr
Thomas Benson, of this county.
In Raleigh, (Jen. Beverly Daniel, vjl
63. Gen. Daniel was univeisially rcspe
ed by thc community and much be!oi'
by his acquaintance. He whs Adjin
General of the Militia of this Sta'.e, and re
cently United Slates Marshal. I
vtct0 urrtut,
At 'Fa Thorough and j'rw York.
SIU 13. ( jier Turboro. New YA
Bacon, - ; lb l 10 li) II
Urandy, apple, gallon GO 75 40 5)
Collee, - j " lb 13 1G 9 U
Corn, - j bushel 35 10 57 6'
Cotton, ! lb 8 9 8 3
Cotton bagginy, 1 yard 20 25 13 H
Flcur, - ! barrel G Gj ij W
Iron, - lb 5i 6 3 4
Lard, - .11, 9 10 7 W
Molasses, - gallon 40 45 22 3J
.Sugiir, brown, lb 10 12$ 6 5
Salt, T I. - bushel GO 65 32 J
Turpentine, - barrel 150 1G0 3 '";
wheat, - bushel (15 75 10 iSj
whiskey, - gvillon 35 40 42 4
0
poi ti .n it among the couidi'-s of t!a Side, beliiud igs, or ciianges hoises, or runs
Mid ihen to individuals, if jovh-e ha t ta- laway, may live to fight anotiier day. Had
i.eu place? No, the S.-.tc l-.ys her grop on 'you, black l;ru.4i men, have been ti.cre and
the whole, without dividing it among t..c heard the whUlling of bullets, they would
eouni es, as thou In I ave neon dine. And .have mane you tiemh'o wnh fear, or dan-
c . d a hrrupipe, or w i bed for hard cider to
11 vive your spi; its.
M iking allowance for the black brush
what his .she donvwith this mone ? W-
some luindreds are guns this way, and
same tho i-aads that way; ic anoi g 'he r s-
s.or.e hundreds of 1 hous mds in sioeii in the j men of the democratic party, upon ihe
Wilmingion and Ualoigh K id Ko.d, in .t, whole I reckon the old general to be a ve
I would not ihisd.y give S25 a share ior. jry s:nait m..n of ids ag. iiut his ago, ei
For time wiil reveal it all to be hut a hub ji.il things else aside, loroids my voting for
hie. What business hud the Sta'-e to spo:.d j Iran, or uoy man else of ; hat ae, 1 am
my money in Mieh a way, wdhout consuit- iGi, and 1 know my mmeiy is greatly faii
i me, lor put r.f ih.n -m i:a;y was mine ,'ing me, and tint I am moie lVe-.ful," frae-
r.s a eit.z-n 01 ihe State? No, it. is vij;ti ,us ami peevish, raid with a decaying! cherish with gratitude his services to his
tiy to make- free, with o:hor people's ia n judgment a .d i.adeis am'.ing, than in year- country; yet the three principles laid down
cy, but touch your o.vn po.-kot and you.p.st; and w ht hali 1 be id, at 63, or 70. I believe to be a curse to this nation, and
My paper is nearly out and I am glad of
it, for my soul is sick of politics while wri- l,n5 innrrec!ionary movemen's anion
ting tins luisty scrip; and also at meeting
houses, for there politics is the order of the
day. But, Lawrence, who aie you for?
I tell you, please or oifen l, 1 go the whole
hog lor Martin Van Buren for president,
anil Kichard M. Johnson for vice presi
dent, in preference to all the men in the
United Slates. And as for Harrison,! un
derstand he is a bank man and an aboli
tionist; and if so, 1 would as soon vote for
my dog. Not but I hold the old genera!
in high esteem, as a citizen of great" worth
and a gentleman of high respectability, and
Want to know now money gj; s. Wiiccir 72, as the higheM go for the general?
is itie wi:u a id visionary p.,j :v-t of giving 'age? W hy, 1 M.ail not be aide 10 catch
an enjneer 3 "0,000 to lu.nuia-o and n.e .- ; i;.eeoons, nor is ihe g. neral fit for the pre-sii-e
anil c Limber over the hills and dau s ' side.iey. Vet lie is the make shift ot the
of D. e, Haw, Vadt.in and Pedee livers, for wiag party, and if thin impose him 011 nie,
a eiin.d? What has been do..e with the j i win Miicly demean my e!f to obey the
peo;Vs money ia there and many vis-! g, nei ai'? orders.
10 aiy w ild pi (jeets besides? why 1. o: !i.:-e i And here is a lamer.es in thc United
le, das money ?t.iy in the treasury atuljS'aies const Union. A man is not eligible
1 s"lud ''' people's taxes? Ihen ev ery j or toe nlliee of President, under thinv
n.ua would have had his proiioriion in iiiMveais of vet he mav he nrWi.l. m :o
o-npocKtt. KsnnrOM .Z 1. in ,r ll,M ,L.m i.:...
' vw, x-i 1. n.v- ".Wj(.v V.I.LL lljlll.
on one side are set, and on the
iot to have been set at Go
Ur PC?I)U- s pockets is the place of j '1 he bounds on
eu keeping o( money, until wanted for lothti thev ougl
ever will be both now and hcreaficr, ifa.U
td ujon. For I now say, banking is tin
worst curse in the nation; and abolition
ism, if persisted in, will be a great-r. And
internal improvements may make rich set
tlements, but the poor people will be bur
dened and pray the young king for a re
dress of grievances. He that can receive
it, let him receive it.
Let me alone, whigs, in peaccfol Com
Neck hereafter, to kill frog?, claw fish,
and terrapins; and make thousands of bar
rels of corn to grow, to enrich my State
and fet;d the generations lo come.
breviiy and cleanups of bis expositions of
the law.
F-om the Paleigh Standard.
Servile Insurrection. We see in the
Northern papers scviral repoits eoncern-
thc
.-laves in this State. Tluse ma ters are all
new to us; we believe our slave population
is and has been very quiet and orderly.
The following, however, shows 1 ha 1
this is not ti e case in a neighboring State.
We lake it from cxehmge paper:
Second fLtrrison Gun from Louisia
nr. The Picayune of yesterday contains
ihe following startling news:
A Negro L'cvnll. Abolition incendia
ries are creeping about among us lik
moles in the ground, as blind, as difficult
to catch, and as mischievous.
Four hundred happy and pencf fol slaves,
having b en wrou.ght upon by some ol
'hese sneaking pests to our well-being,
broke out in furious revolt, on ihe 25 li
ultimo, in tho parish of L. Fayette; but
the pour misguided blacks Were soon
'aught their error, and 40 of them wr re
placed in eoiilinement. while 20 weie
Ken'euced to b- hung on the 27th.
Four white abolition rascals were detvc
led acting as leaders, in conjiui. lion with
one yellow fellow, who was "notoi ious for
being a great scoundrel.
It is the white incendiaries thaloun-ht tr
be hung, fur if the noor misled sLvno
suffer, double, treble should be the punish-
JYblicc.
rail I Ell E will be application nnh'
Ihe next General A ssenioly el N"':
Carolina, 10 pavs an ael inou pi ril
Hopewell Academy, mar Siantor.;
aid appointing Tru-lees lo the same-Sopn-mbf
r 1 1. ls-jo.
COMMISSION,
For-trnrdSng- an:d StmsS'M
BY HESRY V. KIEMEVER.
flyers Wharf,
roi;TsM urir. v-t-Augn,t
29, 1840. oC .i'"
lames G. McPhccUK
ltcrshurg) I?.
CONTINUES t , iiau-act 'b
hi usual liberal and prompt ,f ,nl ' .
'he old stand, formerly occupied ) ,
ferby & McPbfeiers. Bdlieg,--!"(,k -S',(
where he will be p!e-,wd, ai ail ,in",J.,;ij
-ee his Noith Carolina 1'nt nds, ands1'1'
1 continuance of their favors.
IWer o n t
en. S F. Patter-on, President ol 1V
(;. u il . rIi.
leu. Jas. Owen, President ol ft '
Also lo .
Brown. Snow 4 Co who " iH xrf?1 f'-'
irotluce duechd to then1 at lane'-. ' ,
11 I (02 ' 1
l.irwaid with despatch l-y b1"
Petersbtirg. , '
Sept. 7. J