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WHAT DO WE LIVE FOR, DUT TO IMPUOVE, USHLVE!4 "AND BE USEFUL TO ONE ANOTHER ?
VOLUSIIMII.
ASllKRORO, (NT. C.) FRIDAY, OCTOHKK 1 1, 1839.
NUMBKR 87.
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PUBLISHED WMLV
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vro Dollars per annum, in advance,
or 1 nice iKUtars, ii not paid wittim
three months from . the date of lite
first number received. 1 7
o subscription to be discontinued till
all arrearage's be paid; unless at the
discretion of ih liditor.
failure to order a diicontinun nee be
fore the expiration of the subscript
uon.year, is equivalent to a new.
engagement. . ,
II Lctiers, Communications, &c. to
come post paid
Prices for .IJrerthing.
Advertisements will be conspicuously
nd hmdsomcly inserted at SI 00 per
uare oi 10 lines ; ana x3 cents tr cv
t stKWqnent inwrtion.- No adver-
ienit-nt, however short, will be charg-
lot thanor a square. .
tTtOi'drrsniM'jadiciatadvcrt'ljb.
Lents will be charsrrd 25 percent hih-
; (we sometimes have to wail so lung
rthe y.)
Those who advertiMjjy the year will
'entitled to a seduction of 33 I per cent
I . . K w.
bvuled ihey pay in advance, - ,
From the iiwtijih Slur.
t To our patrons w'c w ill say. of J lie. demagogue I lie i an omen, an '
amxtugii weawtignty reverence Hie vir- astounding omen, i one ihere exists, of THE EVILS OF" PRINTING
iha ..LI F,l-r.. iAriv: think .hrv. FWnn ... .!. I.,., hi? ,;... , ' How amootldy some pol.tH lans could
charge oftha Government. .The lur
mers ha ve as many business men, ai d
much more Rood common sense among
them tha n a u vt he t -t la s- of - ch izen
ell
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the
have seen lo what extent a pooirfar ihe prcmnded patriotism, and learned , .. .t,:.. I lawyers, the physicians and merchnms.
President could streUh the executive, xcal ol Martin Vau Uuren and hi pre-"LljfM:;L :rou.rou ,hA.. p. L because' of their va.sitlv jjrea t rjuinLiers-
pren.gatiVe. o tchut extent lu decevsor lo you, we sav, it i$me ,. to tiZM'tlitr titf 'Ihri if niio nrim T wj'Lnnd. haf thej havq
were palpably in crr;rijn Z':.jAui whatever. Thev are, therefnre. as w
hWtf Td"w;e wha, we ha ve since Gener- deceptions I ye who h.ve Ug tru.iod j wj, Mik maVnl fi"ed fi' lhe, ''flice "f ' er.?"
al Jarkson came, into power, they with .implicit confidence in me fair but .i.:,,., fhA PA:. ' i as any other class. Thev are more t
would have said'fo loo: II they, could broken promises, the forgotten vows, ,i..0;. , .i i. -M! titled lo recerve olFices, too, than
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A WHIG SPEAKER."
med to mjlueuee and o.atrot ehc power, and behold Hie coud.i.on and aMlltla a candidate in ihe fate hen
""". 'J' ,l"dJive JS,"' a" f'urwttiiry iHtoymhpirn LwUI.pmI at the bottom ol the Kd
uw,ru .irr co .i, 1 l1""'8 F"wc. V'ren song, ea NJW Genera Jacn uged f0
Ihey would never have thought ol gtv- ol ho Government pre, s. .w hen lh in ,,e ,iabi, 0I declaring that those who
ing more rawer to the executive- arm, tell jou all is well. Lulled to sleep by tmlc imiMfd ,.a,fu,- deserved . lo
-., ... ... , " -r r"" l'"'." " H5"lf break, ulm li was as much as to say
iui ujr hi mi;i uii me ii'cui its iji iiuiii- hi j'ui iiv.aiisf aim genius i iinciiyc
ion and Adams, anoiher less bout and pi re in tmicks ere her eiharL'ic vigils
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equally bad man, is proving ihe power wake. Let our countrymen raise ihe
ol the executive in another wav. '"'No, iKiliticalcuitain andw brpw.Wie
no; ve never with our present means Lei them cease to voie, ccage lo p-
trat ail iRK)f and . honest- beginners in
Uadc, wIh borrov the money necessan
lo coinincrK o business w Hit on , a vliort
credit, ought to break. Well, m this
little dec la a I ion, he has proclaimed the
belief that imor inenkhould r.ot engage;
.1 ii . . . i : i " 1
of in lenient, never could have been prtmch the Mln in rder to snulain the
rtderu lists, and no one will tharge. us aitHiiiiirnn, till thev Ime Raid in in trade al all no matter how honet
with it, ho docs not expect lo.. .-reap th.ir hearts 17 ii riqhl; If their vhutjy nm fa' Aod Mr, Van Uuren d
mnjedaiJiart-llierfla ari(j one
and tlccutr italbuKy 1 atchrum. let litem rememiicr iliey aid thus lar to j,. Cener- Jackson was oerfectly right
nurry uieir country lo ruin. And wtiat ne ig ,.,,n!ieQi.cntlv T)Di)osed to- the ex
oren aim ours live aucr us t in noi .iu.(,;,,nr ir
MARTIN VAN CUREN. 1
Scvcrul da)s since we causually met
with the late mcnge of Martin Van
Uuren, atwi we read it' through ere wo
laid ti dow n. It is probably ooe of the
mot remarkable, i range, and. curiou
Van Burcn in Ins distribution of olhVcs I '
He is willing to feed tho" farmers ont '
empty professions and promises, whilst,
h bestows all the fat and profitable of-,
fices onlh vociferous dandies and fops,
who che'rupand make a L vo'nderlul rac-.
ket for him -about the tow ns and cities ,
of the country. HaUig A Star, , , j
FATAL AFFRAY. . . '. '
'We understand that a very sanuina-
ry conflict between tyvo individuals oc
cured in the npper part of thi county i
PJiSalnrilsyl't sLA man na mad Sar re
under some Jcmnorarv irritation, a sail
ed a person named Hill with a knifo
and wounded him very dangerously and V.
From Ihe ' Huntingdon '( TetinJ- - " ',ou 1 J" meir ciui..- tension of r red it io-toor.men w!m are desperate! v, when the lauer sudden
. ; Aron unit nira lira nflnp 11. T Will i ; , "---r . .1 . "u ..::- j c li i
- " o -uegiiiiiers in business. -i ruiy me greai iv lurnea upn oorrei. nnu gave nun
lhe w.il we. inhabit, its every, turf dear : . iMMyoTiiie peiple of this country can several stabs, which lermina ted his ttfo i
to freedom, be itilK-ritH ly ihein .Our dirCSi any .thing, if theyare w tiling lol in a. short time. "Hill also is iaid to bo
;Mr. an Uureii, woo is so nos-i in o verv hopeless corcition with the-r.
wounus wniwn ne receivca, iv -0 ,
lips, when breathing ihelrJast accenis,7 V1!L for
shall proclaim thit aiurh kv bequest A tile tj their best interests.
ui , 1 1,1 fi ii, van ,J llVit I niinjri" I3
destroy the invaluable inheritance T canr
An accident occurred bn the Trenton ; Remedy! to give SatUftictitn. A
ua i ii ni a i inn laiui iniio nriiiT tin 111 . . . . . . . . ' i ti i .1 . .1 .1
, - 1 . . - . . . " - .vM.y .ruv ir.ii i:turt ik ii'Iiaiti ah.iii ihrno niji iii r.Q n r ratipn inn 1 .nrnnirip ri
rlMf-u lo Attain a mairiv in the 'docuHicnta .Hat lias ever enuaated irom nnr rmdterritm iWiWkKMhrr- f 7,7 , p , ' r r"r , . jaTTTT rTTw t t
rg!joiiain 5 oar-rt-t-wwywiopwi. a ha m,t,g (roni .ph,adelplua on peblishetl at JTevv ork, during-Jet er- t
x. nSwc ol" Ueprescniat, ve ''V"! ,n " ff. ntere-t tus,hejineihat tried men V 8undar; Tlie fomard axeis olhe ,ilst U, adoinistration, of a very r feeling '
kte if ihev succeed in 'electing j JJJJJ" .' Ld ItSu " are ' f ' - ' ? 7r J Pa4 broke, and the .revolving characer,and lo which six gntleme? -
forSa-i members f J iwi4c of imal 'i'r. f - t ni ""l nT" hfc, lhey were aUa(.hed and the but-; naines did not appear in ihepapeAny:
I LJecttns aro vet to be held tt aj f J " pnee of ihe; exhahed pr,T,r t()m;.l,ld irl of Uefc orihe c-r in one who felt aggrieved at , its Vemka, M .
-!. rn.,b.ri "I rUr!r,H. ' ?nd hV4 il ctfsu le and a rfy' 7 T'f,f f 1 ' Wrfronf of that. Other xel3 were broken however, had na difficulty in findlhg the . " .
Mississippi and for some .href or r 'g f1' . ?..S ; Lc a.,d natcl.ed -fnanjhc stormy h, ih jjfVi.lithe first broken responsible person. - Here, si would .
:
. v. v i ..l : tirnnj ill ihn m hnr aii.iiiiir.lv urri uc i j . i i.
;r vacancies oecasioneu nv aeain . - - - new oi pa me ana oi siaug.ncr, ami ,
J reiignation. Allowing th-te va- f'0H amazcmeotlo pause whi st ;c, prize lightly the charge , com.n'ittcd
icies lo be filled by members itiUt mtai ndu,gc,d. mt, jioo-, the charge we mbst tmnsH M
nftiKjlitics nitttilta ureyJuus incum- coasumatenes oi the acinagogu.u!.WlPj;,.fdpeif-Thcn- fct U4he arehoyv
. : ... -. .
- responsible person.
Thvff sengr Tiar mc'st.injured togeth- the atfendaot tit. the office- say, j prod ul
t h ihe '" bag'jpige car iniioediatelv cinga hat, amlbe names of six men. ' r
hi icar were deiacned ana tirown-tii uraw oui onetime-nt ny iwma
Ilia track. 1
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us, and clatsilvmg the menrfjers Bl- H " , " w -v j we cast our vote. iiwa powcriur in- escaucd mosl
.j j ' 'ii... it... 'the iMilitical life and rnaraUcr ol War-( t nu i. ii.a ; ,.;it.tr-,-. r. .. -
w7 mm I'"" t v- rt ... i.:.. ,i. .:i , ur ' . . ."' ' v" 'V - "' V rv. r evtral pawners were, spin aaiwaciion
we have he lollowm? result f . 7 VT" y--v-M-: , li-puwie-io fcnaTO down t.ou abn the road. v The train r'aottfd libelled indivk
bigs 120; Loeo.Pofcost.-lia: - ifcfiocd and f" . labric erecin by dhe ,t and n.bjesi.rhrMlafdarier lhe .bcident hap.: perfectly satis
The holdm of a 'eeiiifica e is prima V ,,u' .ZK ' V'V : arcnitccis ine wor.a nas ever wofl. , j-d bc'bre it was sopped.-lb. - k , V
a - inn an m-wiiii'ii ili'ihiiii 1. mini m. - " zu. - . - -
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rat cvwmce 01 a ngni. ni a sea., no n )ir,h .
niei mcniuvr w .vm . Ul)lld,., ju ,,, ,nao anv previous man
but more striking and
lle' posvna in most danger you may find upn it, will be that of a :
I biiraculouxly ' .' without in-; gn;lt?an who is ready to give you any ' ,
mm yog may uesire. ,1 1 110 -
luals generally walked oil, '
fled with this explanation.
What it a CretJe -Ve have heard j tynp ARE THE TROfi DEMO-'
7'.
It is the duty of every good Whtff to v '
urge the circulation ol VVhig newspa;
La Artptt 1tan ts rA air iwA1 rlietrit '
b . 1 11 ... .1 va i..i.., - m..t n . .m ara .na ni. .i in. 1. 1 1- - - -- ; . . -. - " . uiP.T
1 rtAis af Ar - iiin 1 , arh siitii iter 11 it- ' . . . .1 1 a . . 1 a uuiitciit a nil 11 lis a.Hiiiii 11 11 11 puc 'tc j imt i m'w? 1 - ' .1 ,m:i b 11 cilit ivn is vku c "vfs uiot 1 ivi t
( 7 .TJ :7na inl lW? '.l Tinarirte 7.inTlikc mofal . bm " It is snrnewha, .ngular to ear t e andreVson. iruth and ariument,
I reW, 1 ill wed 10 T. J".?.! n Ter . Ls" exactly.' Iu truth manv here in tte .everepd,ngant wljich made by tne a, m beir ,ido,and h J9 only necessa. " ;
L.l r?.JT:;" V !'.,..! lUl h.h behave alluded. Ihcr innes, . . ., ?.an.Duren leaders about the purity of v t( comc in c08Contac withl.he
imrmberf M i divided foN W "f Sv kft unw rt 1 d. , Bu, here ome, an ex t 'noeratte feelings. e.U ,t .p. -y;, -j, to -ensure' Hl perpetual '
- r t '1; political churetAnd iJM ,
ratw a-'"emV0 .' Martin V an Burcn be termed a )" , , . m.. , . lllkA, ; lien. Jackson, in issuing his celebrated ,,,. tUrnu ,un nla.,nn.,ra. thmt -
t r iivn v iii nnu inrne i.oco-i-nii. 1 . n...:..i.. .:n .,..1 i; ivm-i .mivu iivi,iiik ui wi'uumu ; . . . 1 -.-..i.-..!. ..r.,t-.-,
- ' 1 Miw ikiii iiikiiiiv iiiiiitiMii. war in ii . in; - . ve H.-V iiitii.n n nfi in riiiii uinir iiih iiiiii. - .
4 vleWintr t the Globe iu. shadowy l-hr and l- Vaoy persons, . including even ! rr -7; ot
f f t " - " . . . ... ... I . J .. lib V. kyv..-l V. u U MI"IU .V ll' W" 1 . n M....M n.t .M Alt tail
! suiliu iuibiuiiinici uiir uiiuoi a tins- ,
isciH
us.
Ilk
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apprehension as to the meaning of the
word. I have no doubt some were
IJ probably unrounded claim to 'r,'0r America, will paint hint in
iwo members in iviiMsMppi, ine . ii.. . Ne.
lu.tn ll.m.o il 1 it ill be divided n wU ? 1 .11 1 cif .1 . n..
Mtmthe vote for Staler i W MtfV-.-.i,. .;il -.11 f,.h ,nr, mar. qnm shocked to hear a "freole. calk
1 . . . . . ; wi, !"', " ' v. ... . , , - u . . r 1 1. ..:.. m
Ml LockFocos, 117 contested, a. 1. . ,1,1 in f,lirft lh,n thtnlt' --ay- v...,,,,,.,,,.
' . 1 1 nii uiiv'iii;iiiv u imimihi --'--.-"' . a
...U.. .k.,n I .... . . . 'rllfll
samo maru Viliat cinolions ol uis
tree of democracy than all the Presi
dents put together everdid during their
whole lives. And Mr. Van" Burcn" not 1
onlv endorses all the federal acts ol'Gen. '
Ifthi! New ' Jersey member should
allowed to vote, holding as they do
dictionary cooftituHng a part, of lhe
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mi A Ait; 'icnrA Hrt UA in(1lll(i Mil' ... . " 1 Xm..
I 1 ' 1 f l.n. . nLndAn ihn I .... ... -4 . jn
ict-bi cviucure u. .ii..ic -..v.", w-ihtnk rit men vc!ios naniex are si 2-
use would stand, Whigs. 123; Lo jmag uidclitloen ihe rage of. history !
FoCOS. 117. ' Will siirh ivhnll u'll llii hosom of DOS.
la this cvciit, the 1 Whigs have terity as Us retros-pective vision bills
ir power to elect iheir 5?peaker. ro j , our prci0nt executive. AVetrem-
we inn, crcry r ifri v ; fc a( the daik pcctaei- wmcn nis pi
they ip of success. AV K' Ar.
A Terv extensive salo of Moras Mul-
ticaulis Trees took place ii Philadelphia
1 1 l .-i . 1
jacKSon, nui pro esses aiso io giorv in lir . , ..ni,. ,.,,, .r
. . . F ' . on Wednesdav week, lhe amount ol
having iieiieoUDe uen. inroujn in an .. j. .rcnnnA Tk.'
in wYorkefin;rc, to P. Physick, Esq. and were
a democratic administrai
ly say, as the Dutchman said to his
e lit
spring of black and white parents in ,.,,(? "V,v- !' ! u' ", purchased by Southern and Western
'I " . . . . u Jn.mun 1. nrl.MimclrLili.in it ran r' V :
the West Indies," and tins is the com-, - r ' . . " r. genileman. . V
r.l ",rf't h"uid coni(ffn il Ait ,M A luteal life will form. Not for him or
icl 'alhe th,ty 10 (V j his fame do we ircmy. for he is but a
i Jit I "'a'"" Z"1 theArl. d"y "'fp i a man and his fame will bo but windj
moti uudcrstsiiding of the uord in the
North. fc But with great deference to
ihe American lexicographer, and. D?
mocracy of numbers," I mut take the
liheriv olalleffiiiif this to be a I very
great mutsie. "Creole " hnppctii to
Olll
lanJlady, when she served up a dish of j jos inan
green persimmons instead of tomatoes, ,.
"aiadani.ihercisa plenty of il, such as 0 for. wr.tii
-f"" --"- 11
mkmm ih. iiM.ii.i.iii ih tin. 1 - 1 ' -r 1 ' ' " - - he a r rcnrfi wnrfi. rnrnniftg, ticsccn'
rTTtrlY' ') UJUunaT-rnaracrer. ovjr na. of Eur.-,an jn America."
find fault with an
riling foolish - things
for therr are po many papcra novtr .
a-dava "that all the emid sense there
DFi ATIT OF BF.XT A TVTTTVT l.TTXnV. r 'M in tlULrJdjgQaldZnot
Bcnlamtn Lundv.- well known lo a : them.
U is.--.'aefA Alar,
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ind f
FltT.
1 11 u iiiiii asunu nou hh - ? .
H,u.a repeal w ? land...we tremble. Atthougn. ikb f " he mUn of W large portion of, the'rcoplo of this fcouft. " Vt; V
;f rfm:r 'ffT"'f fE ti" 'he dy r . wrd ia gcooaall v used in the Somh as loV of the KJeniu, of Universal Eman-1 hug ; WV-T8,,e &et- her back
t nn oDC. ihcn.forr. who entertains b Uie torcign lion, sought freedom Irom 7, . of ha caij9 of 0lir clizens. cip,iti.,n," departed this life on the 21 I iglit op' like a Cat when Strange;
idea ,( being a day iKih.nd hand. , - lw ,ag.,, yet we warnily mlaIft w ed to dwribo al nenoepin. Illinois. Mr. Lundy fjog comei Hear lief; she ball eyes,
.t for grannnl hat he 1 1 be the wUh 0 , reticrve lhal character, thai ; , . 0f blaclt and white parents, was a native if New Jersey, and one of clawsT" and bristles. , V . - - '
Wntc . . I-ct eyerr V lug mem. purchacd and inherited ho.wi.pure and , f Uhemost indcfaiigablo men that ever V " . ' t :
feci that his voto Will decide the hcd. As the Bird of Liberty J , , lmid ,ho earth: and be did tread il V TYTRPMPq.
Met; .nd ojl ivill bo wcIL rtjc rcp. J dlsengagcd herself from the grHppto When Doctor pthed lor ; ji Sl'Ve. EXTREMES.
natives of the people win ctec an of hrt,nnII!tH.r, nnd,Pprcadinghcr broaa nrsi urao.in u.j... halfnf the blacks. Amiable in his dis- 1 nc uusion rm aav. mere 13 a
trammeled and unpledged Speaker, j Wum 8pon the elastic" air of national ho disregards the .nary c iw.ojn T , . . lx,urtcoijs in hia manners', and man in Bangor so tall that he c
i freedom ; of 'opiiiion will tric.ih ;ovcroigt v, has towered proudly and placing h.s sermon on the Bible brrore , Y ChrigtUn ahh( ho ofTended few by Yerreaches every bbdy, and ano
w fatly management and dictation. Clulu, up lotliefirmamenN there, linn, f ;"0. This xeaL and won many by his mildness, i ther so short that he can,t pay hit
. . Jlbans Journal. . we rond,y ,he may rest in. pee, ase of necessit) . , fW,, ri'Ai. Saturday Courier, debts. '
' i w - u-hitsi ih" wheel of time shall turn, the storm arouc while in ijio middlo of his , :, -:v ,;' ' - A'll
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tall w,
two Bl1-
fathhns vn, Folttt,- Charles 1. had
hair cut off on account of a wound
head, and tho whole lashiouabl
rld yycro without loss of time shorn
their Jocks. Charles VII. donned a
"I coat to hide his crooked leg, nd
nZ roan became the rage. Ae mon
7 had his tail cut off by a trap, but he
'"'d'nt ctone it on Ihe fox. though
f told him it was the fashion.
noblest, tho happiest ( in tho galaxy f discourse, and a heavy clap pf thunder
independence, , caiscd h;,n lo0oSe the thread olhisar
liol. I'll roo an uuu:u, c ivn . , , -r '
. .,0 .Min un-m our national es- P-ncnt.,4 Not in the least disconcerted.
MR. VAN BUREN AND TIIH s
... farmers.;- r :3:t.
The most iinnortaut qapstioa for
a young lady to ask when a man
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e n lieeo stain un-m our national ; ea-;:ii.ncnU v Not in the least disconcerted, ; When tho nla in, substantial ftrmeri j p(lp!l J lhe ; question is, Do yott
titchcon-so deep that the occan'waves he closed the Bible and said with gretvt are l)ld that Mr. an Boren isthcir uke a newspaper and pat for it ?
reakiniaro ind the Western World, emphnsijvt When God ; speaks, let HA aVl!"0?S Always haye a dish -of hot water
. never wash it Out. Only see his ...:.w tt- Jil fmm ? !o d.cad lnd. n. ma.W.er f0W band v. in case lie aava-fco.' But if
breaking aroind the YVeBtem worta, emphnsi
enn never wasti it out. y c..'V m tn silenced He descended from
I .1 i:.L U. !ik lAmcmanl inn rtmipalinn.
gazo alone oy uiq consumaw mwj 1 ' - -....
brawy his face may be, by asking how
many omces air. V an uuren nas con
ferred upon farmers since ho took
hand v. i t case hesavs NO.llutif
he tays jftra, pin him -he's your
man by all means'
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