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, 1, a vpniscmcnt. however short, wU
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Ditto. apple. . . 60
Bacon, , r. i' .10 all!
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Flour Country ' '
Feathers from wagons 1
Fodder,... ; - :
IlldJirgrccu , , . , ".
' !dr. -
Iron ,
ndigo '
Ird--j ;
licathcrsole :i -Lcuibar.'
logwood ; f ; ; . ; ;
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. Oil curriers rt J J
lamp, i, : . f
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rvt a 45
-100 a 125
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250
450
121
500
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45 a 50
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Paints, white lead
' Ibpaniifh brown
Pork
Hie. r ,.-. . ,';
Shot, hag--:
pound ;
Sugar
Sail, itark
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Steel, American-. .
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Tliu PtLAKI.
i.Tlja Bultimore; American i gircitho The hospitality f thepcople ofWilmlng
following account f the loss of the Pu- 100 "ken of in terma of the warmest
iasKi, cerirea irora Major lleathpr
city who waa one of Uw turvivbra:
The f.laior states that ha hA
rcurea 10 n siaie room, about 11
i'.i .i m . . . T :
,hr.l f 00 ""aay cut bad
" va - mw uAuk wa iiiiui w. Knir inuir. i - v wvww nana ui.iiini . in
en -
mam uavtng ocen in me forward cabin. 1 7 w,m ftlBJr eainf will be
found hlswaytothebowof iheboat,&f"u ;
siood tnere witn some forty or fifty oth
er in the mofit intenen iniu.ii' tkX ......
m ii.ni. :. 1.. 1 .
. 1 ui ,
air t filled with agonizing shrieks ' of
wounded antfdying, minffk'd wiUith
in the water asking for heln. - --
r At this time the mast by15 means
'Inrh InrtrA itfirimn Altl.w.. .1 t Li
were enabled to keep their places
ii 1 j w r "".' iiiiaii -
insr killed a French mntleinan. a mnr.
chant of high respectability of rhiladel -
pluaC The name- of tju's indiiMdual is
unknown, but ne bad been to the nik
and was returning , home when be met
his untimely " end his rcmnlnt "
committed to the deep after a slwrt
prayer. In less than an hour alter the
explosion, the boat parted intwo; and the
larger portion it, lo which :thalia.
rniiwrv ur -tarhM. tunk mmt:l..i.
carrvinzwith it manr Pasuni. naV.i wcram hut thuAAr t
tiM.ilai.lu Ik-i I1:a. ..,!- : .
' -.. Mwm--, -ik were in
cabin. it was subsequently ascertained
that four portions of the wreck
m - m9mr
a M . .
eo io jioaw- au 01 ineni-sutporuiga
greater or less number of stirrers., On
Uie part oftho wreck on w hich our in
formanf was, there were about 30. "The
portions of the 1 .tenmhont mnminArl
a .. , 7,,. '"'ivy
lor some time near each oI'kt, bt it w ere
sctratcd by the waves, aiid were nni
afterwards seen. , -t 1 "
Of Caot. Dubois Inod jn traT"cvn
r
-A .t !. " , 1
iter uiB czoiosion 01 1110 innu.r. nmi
the supposition , is, that he was immedi.
ately killed. , ; -
' To the great pret enre of mind of Ma-
tor hcatl), too persona ou the wreck with
him most probabhr owe thdr-cifrtv
He never once suffered his rourarain
Bag, nor did he ever allow for a tnomen
that thoso with him had no hope of
safety. The st-flcring they rndnrrd
were dreadful indeed, Thirty human
beings unused " to" hardships, sudJenfy
set afloat , on a rotiirh sea thrir 6nlv
acpcnuence ino fragments of a frail res
set to keep which together required jl
meir excnions immersed 111 water .10
ihcir knees, exposed to the sun with
scarcely any clothes uprn thrir.. and
sufienng the agonies of huiitrvr aud
.. a rLj - a r
thirst for four days And nights, is a sittr
alion more easily conceived than do-
scribed.
To add to Uicir.ilstrcss" ihcv
descried four vessels, which passed near
... ' . r
them, but as they could make no signal
they were not perceived by them' and
they were ready to yield to. diujuiir as
they saw them keep on their course re
gardicss 'of their Icebfo cries. Tliey
were at one period within a half n mile
ol the shore, buL were acam driven out
to sea by the violence of the wind.
-6CHK4h4n0-TiingofhcfiijhdayasciKK-
ner hove iu sight and made sail towards
them. ne prospect ot immediate re
lief now cheered their drooping spirits,
but it was only for a moment for she
made a tack which led them to suppose
that she too was about to abandon Lnem.
She soon, however, made towards them
with alt sail set, and 'when she came
in hnilintr disfanrn. the Pant. nllnl 1n
them to be of good cheer, as he would
o a V fiBKO incm on, which no uiu who ino
16 a 18 ' utmost care, Maj. II being the list who
'-. ' 40 a 50 .left the wreck. : :-.-V'Y.
' 75 a 100 1 Whilst they were on the" wreck sev
. ' ; 125 cral died of latigue and hunger, and at
' 110 a 125 period a proposition was made
, 825 a 425 to draw lots who should be killed, for
', . . 8 a 121 ! the sustinance of the rest, but it was at
' v 600 a' 800"J once rejected, and never afterwards re
... 450 a SoO.ncwed.
225 a 250 1 When thev arrived at wilminirton. tlie
1 121 inhabitants ol that city extended towards
10 a 12 them every possible iindnesi that it was
,275 n 500 in their power to bestow. Medical ad
87 a 10j vice, which was .needed' was immedi-
10 1 12 Blr.lv aAi.rdftd fhi.nu Tlinir ' hiiiieM'
were tin own open," and their wardrobes J
and puncs freely tendered to them:
that N4''"uub. nor wa uui aJL An or
; ' jar aa passed along the line of stages
in.t nd ateamboats North and &tuS t. .i
o'- w u,c,u " travel iree or exuenac. and
u .ls viw,, HUu
not rJP:'-
on "w.W inank ootci&
wr 1 . 1 . j v
' 1 and inai iMi hna sinon -. .L j
the I , m an,ie,y nd autiering, with no
of Duefto erha flltn- .-,iu.
I ... ...I . I : . t i" ...
on Irom the pen of the late john Jar. one of
iMH. iw.- juiistis, as well BS OnO Or tnC
jduceth - - ; J ? - ' ;
I 'When wescriotwlvjtflect on the
l divlarnii.n mmA . ii-l.x.
I that aw lul moment when the retirinir
I u iira nril, Ah,m r,.t: i.;- l.
ly and an evenging God, at the hand
of every roan'f brother will I require
the blood of mh," when we cattlrt mind
the saurence oflhe Cosntl, Jlmt-lthe
mtl. .u.n ...
I.r.l. J t- . . ... . .
iiioj"" uw aueiun, ana at tne fate that a
Wails themK 'I Will nnf rnmmnnt nn tha
absurdity ofacekin t reparation for i rf.
fling or irnmaginarv o vil at tlie haz
zard of even life, the folly ofth dn.
J-tl.'o, I..-, I .1. . - . 1 . ' . I .
1a tu-ii 11, ura tuuicini laiion 01 IUS
But sutler me to make a nmarlr tk
Uiua lo denominate an -act hooorable,
wliich oritriuatea in the moat mai;rnnt
passions, which cqoally- outrarea that
i -h.vu wiuwi- vumsi mat
rrccepta of our religion and tho lawof
a - p w - .- iu ti fi vi
our country, and wl.ch l mrU
petrafed by men of disolute character,
is an abuse of language which can be
toloratcd only by those whom tnral
sense is as depraved us that of the duel
nsf iiimwai. . i iHjrTnonr weTTPflm "on
the nature and tgmAonov nfik; .,;...
list ntmseiC . I hexnoirweTr,fl?t
. . -.,- -
and on thcnecessary.and indeed avow-1
eu oDiigation on tlx. part ol those by.,u ,MC atesi a worthy deacon tlM tniemttn visiter in everv faTufy
whom it was committed, the more ner- con.teod,nl? epinst the former proposed ! M to every virtuous and iiitellisrent
auuuou wiau we 0001 tne firudenca of
.! , a . ..
trifv law, excluding .from all offices of
honor, triiKt. or Profit, and from all mi r,
ticipatiou in the election of the pul.I.c
officers, every man, w ho by bclnj . in a
uy way accessory to a duol, evinced a
want of that moral principle, without
u llirh tiA niul ' an roll. Vn Snt i..ln.
.... -. ..w ........ HIVII W II II i U-IVU
w ith the rights of citizenship,
A gentleman Irom Worth Cah)Itoaiw-.V B00ncr espied a com
w lwcameto this State last fall, and Fy of rabbits before the rest, but he
lhe State where Itel
pavT n e launu'-u m every pan of
1 haj been, almost en- i 1 . nK119" gnihes, 'JJMd many co
..... 1 r. .L. :Piott:' which hnhad nn .. .. ..: .1
lircly destroyed by worms, has furnish-1
cd us with the following remedy against i
these destrovinff insects, which ho vmA
he has fully tested, and finds never tor
laui -rov soon as inq worms oegin to j
uMik. uicir pjoujance, wnicn you will
see by the holes in the leaves about the
heart, take nowdnnwl -mink n.i -
it in a gauze bag, and go late of an eve-
ning or early of a mormng lfore Ui '
dew dries, and shake tin. So- nf 3.S i
over every cabb
tho worms awav or entire W dotrow i.
them. Pcrhaoa'vou win ha.o ZZ JZ " in "catching runaway sub-
t. .!!. .". . . . I
lurui una operation a second lime.
This remedy is simple, trv it and vim
will have good cabbage.'
A humorous fellow, a earncntcr. biv.
ing summoned as a witness on a trial
for assault; one of the counsels, who was
very much riven In brnw k-ai k
dence, asked him what distance he was
from tho parties when he aaw ih dn.n.
dant. strike the iplaintiffT .fho carpen-
icr answerca, -ju?t nve leot, tour inches
and a half." "Pray theo, fcllow,H says
the counsel, how is it possible yon can
be so very exact as to distance? 1
ihought, says tlie carpcntcr.thnt some
fooLor other might ask me, and so I
measured it. .
' - ; mm BLt
2Cy838.
-
LMflLTHlJ CAPTAIN.
.u . 1 7 to,d. n the Xrouiaville Journal
that not long since one of their splendid
up country boats was making hei way
gallantly down the majestic Mississippi
when the eantain H;u . r1
-f - - ...wivibu uiin 00
""'"' waving nis handkerchief, as ,8 -aual
when a person desires to- take pas-
The Captain imnrw-tint-oli -. -11-1 -.1 .
and our customer sung out: ....
"Vothipg, replied the captain!
'Hnv nt vou ou uhLLavf" .ii .1..
tucker . . '
v-i t.. r. . ; .
vw uui wnnr inn n . ik.t .,
voti?" was tho iiii;nf.
. ,
ewnnder. f v
r "V WM Wnkln'rd buva ciV
if you'd list wait till I
Ulll.. .. - - .
guard, at-d you'd take your pay out in
W00d!"sav8 8aWhr.v. ntul ..',!. ,k-. ,-
atruck un a tI7r t ia..i.: i -
T . O " Ill MIS
sleeve, no doubt, at his own smartness
ini ino wrath of the captain. ;
-AlOllt: TiNDERLY.1
Not Bal.At a In :.
1 I , ill IIC-
land, two men were ntnm.
"d. On recetvmir their senfmifA
OU3 of Uicm ddre,.Hl ilU 14, .j
kanl he hadtwo-favoi. to ask of him.
-v nai are ttieyr inquired his brdshiii t
riease your honor said Pat, 'will vou
let aiehang this man before I am haii.
ed mvself' , What i. ih mh ?f
said Uie Judffe. Wliv -
-. . v v a a - .iiaw
hwioill you fermyV
for she will finfi :...i ..!.. .1 .i
Iianm4ft-and then wha. she will re -
ccive for. the jobs will help the poor
cratut to pay her rent r 1 - .
Mefancholu t1tntinn a .t i l
chclof, a frjend of oum in , the country.
tells us or the add t nn
ones to the famiIicaofhis brothers
aisiers and -thiia tntiMa ... l: . -
forlorn conditiniw I r.i i:L. . . ...
im in tha mil-4 .r . .
I r -. vi an orcnard t ara
ahoottaw starting q .att arotuJ
m, c no young poet ; . . . I
A rOINT OP OttDER.
A debating soofety in a town down
0B " am n. ;. . . a . t
r H . , CWUJb uoaenooa fo discuss
the question--whether intefirrrm n
. - -- i i
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f T . . . mprodtictiw ofevilirender the AUVOCATE a vahalU
onus victims 111 ,etcr -
, - i lOt I .i. M aaa . I
lT WT fne1 lne rhairmatt
Mhat's out of tlie United States.
' . .. ' - . . ........
-iTlw lolWinff anecdote is from tlie
i-says of ou i- rancis Bacon.
'A con.Dr.nv of schnhr. .-.. i,k
er to catcfrnni.. nJ 6 s ? V I
i... 1. . 1 . ... " 1
HK" rn witnt an.ru him iu:'.
.at if iu. -I" l
7 .. 7. . "" twnnw, wnirn
.5ol,, w.Wcu nehad "o said than
conl,c, rao 10 ,ne"" burrowst and he
bcinS checked by them for it ansWeml
. tDe would have UhmirIii
'."..Izr Uirw Vr"1! unr
jProm the Baltimore Patriot.)
Jin editor Milk n tint tr l!l a -
C! T'. fof '"Ch, he. paid $2000.
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JOB PRINTING
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Dotit c.eap, yiU neainesi
and AcsfxUha at V ;
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on nana.
Asheboro N. C
J. MA. DRAKE.
Or CS AFTEB MONTIIH.
-P U O S 1 E CT 1 S .
run ,;. ...
THIS FARMER 0 ADVOCATE,
Jgrkulture, Literatim, Science, and
the Mechanical. lit s, the cvuntrt,'g
May and nutwn wealth. ' .
Notwitstanding th extensive variety
of news-papers and periodicals, publisli
ed throuchoul the couutry, and the di
versity of aubjecw therein embraced, it
i obvious to everv rational ami rof)t.t
i I kf .!! &.. m t . .1 mk
,,,iUU " ww conuuciors ol thoso
........- i i ... ...
-i.iwm muui luiucui tnose
rttui -kiu. : i ... ' .
u7utar$ vehicles of inlormaiion, have
wwn foo generally actuated by party
Ntotivesi and that oolitiil
. boon carried to such an alarming ex
'tent, as to threaten deaulutinn
noble institutions! while subjects rela
ling to Agriculture, literalute, Science,
and the Meclianical Arts; those subject
immediately connected with our best in
forests, and which would eventually
place us in an icdcDcndent
have measurably remained
. r ff 1 HIMVUW"
ea. , .--j
Actuated, therefore by these viewi '
the subscriber intends publishing iu
Jamestown, N, C. periodical under.1
and comporting with tlioaboro title: in '
ir """Fg wim tno above title j in
j wcwuon whitJi, ho designs in th
r plce, to tise all laudable exertions
m procuring and diwcminatinff Drartir
and calculated to increase th Httrn.iu f
...K..tiiijiiiiiiiir ill -IT! ir-
1 Uw F artDen ' - : ';l .
oecondi). Education, and the Lite
rary Institution ot the country, will
find in hiscolumngt ILwaimnd friend
ly support. - . - -
I hirdlyi-Scjchce, and the Mechaa-
Z t u.a- ata a . . ..
I lit I "'.'wffl also bo subject! of dia- ,
i 3 1 c.usIon nnd invariably receive a liberar
J!Jshre of attenuon -17 3 . . "
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, fi nhio.ta .!..lHt AJ v
van.wau.-u iu protooie uia
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in snort, no pains will be spared, to
.J..I 1. . mn .
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,'1U30 im commuwiy,
a - .
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ally to prosecute our purpose, - we re
pecifully solicit the friendly aid of ev
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-ty-iid-Se(eMjtr-itomnT who"
may have talent and inclination, to com-
w J.w ",enl ana .nclinaiion, to
muucate to us such discoveries and
province, as mav enrich nm
j t . : .
reciprocal lntcrchance of
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Jamestown, N. U,' June, I833i y