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- . Tt..n:e l.iX.a5 v Itiit'T t!ie jcar.
V' i -,'vr Will bt hcttutnutl rxccpl at the p.
(ion r j!,- nT'.i'f, in'. I oil arrearage arc pjt:j.
J .ncnts will be inrrlcd at 0R Do i jab
I' "t in cf ten linen or Iesi, for the f rat irnul'.tii,
n 1 ' . j;rr.ij Cl.vts for c.acli.yuitirina..
"nujiibcT of tnwrt'jiui defcirui. tnifet L marked
on the rnarrir.. iuedrrrtwrracnt wiillw coatinn.
j d l.'l fibid, and fcliarid accordingly.,. Court Or-
I - ifrs ni.'I ! c!nrj J mx l'l.,nr,irvatiL!y, - -
"3 " chnrje fur aniHmncin name nf caru!"-
. itc for oilice i 2 53 injidtraucc, or 3 OJ if jmj.
f' Iv ill r to f o VA i-t sunt com? free of p .,ta ..
o'tATC or,. North CaiiiJ: -va,. .
."i- BUllKUCOUSTY, :.tl.
fcffcr Court of ItfcFU Ttrm 9i7).
t - umtney JL Furinj ! ittc us; of J. J. Sumnioy
I " rrf- '
'Jaai.a U(ifin, ThnnKui Uftn, Jurart C'lotirum ''anj
'fv I'Jixat.aii. !y
!. iii j'Vul law oT-J-jli ' Uvcfii, Jtc'd. - -r '
I j " ' ECinui' FArlAS.
l' yn rein,' if oppi'drj 1 to" I ho C.mrt ta& Lcm'iel
( ''t-av( r hikJ v'.Ut Jjtjt. tkfi nantit in iLis ease, hcirn
i f Jfw if Jitl l"ptoi tJr-ecnsrd, ere nun.rcsj.K ut of
I Hlutc, mid K jl Tt.c:'fi carinot htt m-rvrtl on
'ini ; it ih lia rrl" irvrl ril aikJ iitl judrif ilwt pith,
J rsti.a be m 'c ii llso ll'lil iijj Mffii.'iT for Lx
" u-ciivi!"wfki i-lif-Lii'j liic suiil non-rt-nidt nfji l
rprar at lite m it Su-nor .Onirt tf Lt.v ril.
j ptnt-d and lr Id Tir t!it r.it:nly if I) jr!;f, at llju
' 'otjrl.lif.iie in M-irnnlfi i.ort tli'j t!il Mjndj'jMfUr
- t,o i!i M.huIhv ir ,M tiVs;.ttcn uthI tlteru fo
I'U-ad t aid; S'i-rj r.ina, nr j.jJirrjM' 4to emfei.
o wilt be rcnil. rul aij ti itjl l!itjij. , - !
WilnMH, ViLM.tM Ji. IVASHto-f Clorl of mM virt;
t oiTiOi-, l!c 1: It Mriti l iv in Sr-p niSer, A. 1) . lHli.
,w. ';'i:iwin, r. c. ;.
Jcsr rT.ivrd u lai? ttitHnhnicTit of tlu.ttti uutii'j
drofii r.jlf WutU, . ' - .
- ; (jk'iillt iiku's ti r . .-. " j
w.i-r praof do U Miycrior urticlo.
nV.anJ Y.hj'Ii'k ;d', , '. '
;--iAti'.,w Iucl a ltd h und Urojjana,, , J
iMiit'J lu-avy ru.irso ru.tt Dmuns, an excel
lenf'nrrirlii.' " -fi
Wfim it' 1. ailier srv d tuid prj2v J slioo;, .
(iifitilt m ti' 4UI.J KikIjch ovi f kIio!,, (iovcral
k"(il jiihI n-ulTy t-v ry other , variety, l'uf mlc at
unall ttdtauco by -.
VATTON & O.SD0RX.
Kov. 1 1, lei ). ' " ,"'-"'.
" S inv rfretvinj- ulhid old land" ft new and.'
tjl. u.l .lofU ( 1
h;!i be fiVrs ;i1 l!n low'est Tri::i,s.' --
Hi H'ufk it fnil autltinuiiaily iieivaid those whi
w hi I 'I'liT U.Vri- biiiini aii: iuvitid, tn't!iJ old
, At li; (Jri'U wire did ln.wiit nttirh rare, ind
rvt ry fjeilily fr ui eJui-ni cliej; u-j d. In: I'a'trrs
I ini- IT 4 Ii;t t' i C IiThih.I -nsfoim m will jrivo kjiu a call
llHfv'will tint tiifira4itiel.-.' w "
. 'Ilie lisiul at ticlcit "of b. rt.t. tulicn irt rxoliao"
for (J.nTrf ..." . ... '
l.iti't furt-t the iiM .iHt. ' " -
A-lievdl.-, r).;t-t?, I.". tf. - '
Too Mffcfcti of Sa'it'i:
Jllrt l' reei I.'eJt -Mid l-r Ki'--. i'li'.-:i:V hv - ,
y- li YNKIN' '&-l'U;l!lAM.
N ( ) T l.C':I0
T!i puWnbi r bin tfikerw r!ftr;.'. f the I'. il.
Ho el in As.!iev4l!e. N '., fumn'i'ly k' pt LyJvM.-:
AV, I'ation, r.xq. la t ikii' i't n-Ji-trj this laig.
Mtid icrimr.i'idimiH fl..bh-'um ill,' he asaii.-es t'.ie pub
lie that ho will s. his wli-.le alteutiitii tMbc
,und tioflleri, and w. Il sin- keil w.th provisions nf h!I
1 lone, W'Kfe He will lie proviuew wiwi'ioti M-iam-
kind Tcommoti in tho - einmLry
Vt "
.GOOD DRY 'LOTS FOR DJtOVKRSC
- ! iVfliHkiiii ilw-i Hinnnieeni''nt lie don! not flatter
liinrclf with thu priL-jKCt of inrronsin-r llte ulr-udy
lanrn patroiiigU' la.f house ha, but hope to keep
paoft With his prelerer, if hu can do thin In- v. ill
e salls-fied.' In tho unniner 'feasftn therrt will b
kei titl l!tcna?eii t 'f ih.- hnihllnj, and enlirely
piivate, A WEIL REGULATED.BA.1fMf Ihe aeeean
uiodation of Traveller aul l'x xpcK.
i Ashcville. N. C Jan.' 31. 18 IB. ' - . .
i -COLLINS' AXliS,--
V A ftrtrafo nrlfel.-. jn,t nctivcu and formic at
thc'henp c.slktMr ol y " c.jTrT
, JCilJ SMUII.
Feb. 6, lSltl tf
CANCKU..SCROITULA. AND CJOlTUh.
i " Ample, cxinriencc vx praved that no combination
of roe Jicin, l. ever been M i tW- ,r , jrwjjn,
tbe nlmvo diaw. a' Dr. JAb AL I bHA.
truly aUvshinir, n.t only of Cancrr, .nd -other
Ssesof that cM.bnti'has renwvej. Iho incl
1 Kt,A,born Disuses of the kin, I)ys,Ha &c. Acj
...l 'f f'on-r unit nlhct
" This medicine "enter inl.r the circuiauu..,
eradicate diesis -whcrcvir tocalcd It. purities
1 the blood mid- other fM of thn ocdy. removes
Itiuetioninih, p-.ro.. i f the Ata. njul reduce.
' cnlurr,menU of the plait J or bones.' - It Increases
the appetite, removes headache and drowiicT, and
' invi-oratea the wh.!c nvMcm, and imparts uiutpntton
f iritht) diseased and debditaud coBfttnatKiB-- 1 cre
SJs nottiing f uperior to it in the vho!e;intcna meri:ca.
I It m rfectly safe and extremely pleasant, ft'd J
! nothing of 111? dL-ustinj nausea accompatiyhtg lUO
: . idea oJw allowing iiiedieinc , . . . ;
' ' Prepared and fold at No. S oulh TLirdblrecl,
near Market, Philadelphia.- i i L1' V t
. These Mcdiciuts ure far sale, in AsheviUe Dj
In licndersonvillc ly - "- ; ",,-,rv
: - C?ct. 101345. t j . . , ' - ,.
Popular Ucuicdics. . ir"h
-Tlic roost popular remedies of the present day
arc thoac which clcanec and ptifify th blood; od
' Bueh remedies as Antimony. Mo cury. Zinc, and
fr ihat -r recourse to Uledina in tiibCase, bow, Uis
' ' ho- dT'ng o of fashion, and Vegetable rpnieews
' will be noon the popular medicine. .Then tf
V' rtth'4 Vegetable Universal Pdl will ' be used and
appreciated.- They aro known to act bcDeficraUy
:n every part of Uie body, bcinj taken np by th-.-
chvlathey pasa inlolhe blood, which they purily,
and il should b remembered that they only remove
' those parts from the blood which were the cause
." cf inflammation or disease of any kindothiog
. - eooal to riddinzthe vitiated hwnor Willi vegetable
, medicine (this kind, which cishtj.four years have
- proved never to do injuy, bat always good., '
r ' : ThcePills arc ior To in every county i& this
tsatc, at 25 cents per box ; and riwy bo bad by tlie
i foIlowinJA8OV OSDORN AshevikNcl
- i TV J4 . M. ALEX AN UER, French Broad, N, C.
JAS. Ct SMYTH, ' Mor-antou,N. C. -WM.JU
GILL & CO., .Marion, N. C. t
n pp dAND: BumsvilleN. C. . r
(which aro known to be innocent in uiev uuai.M
Vi iiCLSIJY i .MAXWELL, Little Ivy, N. C.
Mliltll.i'. ...
c:;:;ir:: on i:ie ieulfii:ias y
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. TiU'.tfri Li ilio. utile u( naiui oril.r
IV i
'.:ift cvcrjrrnnn reprisal's Li own
' 't it ii'l; el J( Ly inie of hi- o'n
tt i'n Ivi'liIcomrnu.'fitit Sj'irii'.lj.t-h
tr. j .
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ty. ;
Hun
ftl.t l.'i
i .1- ;'. r a. pirt llit if natural'
r I :!i -s!r iiie'iifiu-c
.i .. writer o-crvos,'
. i't-'. iJintii !io C'.vnihiu
'n - i f i tit-1 1 vi il, w nu1i rein!i-r ihc
injureJ, lljc amur, fH wroiis and rcla!i
ai:)ni vviiM rart'i will) viiArnx aurJ
Id.io.f.', 'I'll" violftit-e' doti in tlic law. tin
. I ' " " ' ' -ouira-.'o
coftlintllctl iinl suciuty, mus; bu
atoned ; n ltd n-trihuUtm inul be maJc hcJ
ihi-t insult, uu!raji( orjtijury, done tuors'n.
al right)! nnd lt cluif. J . : . .
A, vbheii'an Wttit si and oprilt public str.
Ytnt h desired la boj superceded, -to muku
rouiu fur an tispirjn succour, 'In: attack is
m ido by ht-nrii!!uU'lIiu eod niui all sorts
ot-fuHou. 4)ji(iriiioui npJ slandcruus c'.l
I't U s i, when iir puJo vf jiuni-shmeuj,
wbich lint t)c ruled Iland proved itstlf am.
o?v i.n?.'i-j.t in ficiTofm'iii;' what p jnishnjcnts
Can lv expected to pc rfoon w desired lo be
tendered obnoxious to publiti opiuiun, Ij pave
tlm ay f.ir.nn innnVajiun, tbu attack is madu
i h ihu inio weap-ips. riio puiralnncnlV
n ivv in iiso arc sti 'iniiiz!:d "as tVue,',, "de.
gralltJ;,,idelnsJrli2ng;,,infaTloui,,, 4di
atkilical," f WoiSy,' I' Draconian, ttti l'the
Uwa that infli,;i thein orL denounced as njjan.
guiiiary. ' Now, i I his Alllhic? lf.it j,
tlu-'tt jt a wiiberinjirproacli .npon past leg
hlalion, u Jeep crimination of the legislators'
w!; liavu'sanctium d
host; lawj; mid 'permit.
4 li IT . ' . :
force. But if the y are
led tbein. to remain in
f.hetind libi lius ; .words used, inertly to re.
fl ct odium on the mLdes.of punishment nc-
- ' ' . i ' i1 i 'i r 'i ' i
ccssury tu hi; oiseuidtd it) order to make way
lor the introduction jf a ehanr"," thtn the
ublic ahyuIJ, and wiljl, estimate thi rn at their
vi orthV ,!..-'", '' -;' "'"L '"'I J , ""! ;j ;:"T;l;i"!""f
MLLitlctUa set- Aim lit-Ti Is t the pJiuiah-
mcnls that- lire dt-jradipj und inlnniouV I
h id thought it' u as the crimes, i Hat if thso
ualiiit s aro proju'tly upph'eablo to punTht
nn.'iits, a re -the Piiitij ntiary puliUlun'ents less
d ludm ? " U u itilpiisomnetil In the IVni-
ltiiviaril tukr'titJt cinne-diudstaiu? 4i'eriu:es
V bnre Jdiki! ciiuisim,'" j ill confiuemetit at
b ird Jiibor t a lerni F jfrhrs,, cause them to
j tv ar u'.h.I ?,f Jfl the Tcn.ifniiai v can'do
't .. n iminals nl'Kiiftt would Jed interested
i . Vt:"'i,,':i' -j 4 -4- '?J "
in the cli'inwi'. , I -.J- -" j -
i ' i .-; -- J i!-1-. ,
. l i it n iint app-irent, tiiatil the degra.
ii!iui incident hi c iiiic 'could by tliis mode
i J ( 'J '',.;, ., . . i .;.. " :if, . "V ;..-
of pmii.hineiii , or any other means, be tffu
cod, it Mould not (i.u tiO desirable ur. sal; it
hO'iiil Ik! Uone. It would one n : v ide the
(I Kijgatcs of cnmejS. ; , i he dread of dlallon-
.1: ,r
; ...1. liSl.jA,!. nr.,..,1..
I'll iiur i ii.i v i - I'v
influenced
by tticf value ol- , i ( utniluli, wiill lenlohi
iiioTe force in ifcterrin iVonj crimes, than tho
dread f ai)y corporal. punishrnHnt, shijil of
rdeath.! Trc pcrnctrattjn v 'tnisdeV'ds would
............. . M I :
uv? oil i uoiia .y niuusenivnis, were i it not lor
this eternal si itnalr' Flippantly as Miperfl.
cial statesmen may til k of I restoViniNnlro.
cioiis felons to a respectable j" poiitfon in su.
ciety," it it could be done' it would take away
th! hijihest incentive fritn virtue : the. surest
j i - t
moans tif prevrnttng enme would be destroy,
ud ;"tUo greatest safeguard wouM be reinov.
ed from persoif and - rlroperty ; and the dis
tinction between jvico! and yirtuy would be
anmt;:!ated. . Certainly we' sliould re tain the
humble, repenta'ift und reformed criminal
wjthiu'lh'e'palo'of 'syrnpatb), and christian
charity; "and ihi is a I he can expect, or the
Well-bein of society idmitJ
ere is a nar
rnw.rnindcd. Uhl- uinatiity.that would sa
crificb the mKidof- lho whole Community be
sides, for thcbenqfil l( a few losi'characlera.
It, therefore, beini neither' possible nor'de
sirablenhat suck nten should ba restored tu
their poitiu i society, 'the brand of Cain",
can do them no iujur It" cannot be entailed
upon their posterity andj. it may bts of the
uri;atest use
e lallsc fest of mankind. Wire ri
the Piine Urentor, u
irht fit to let a iii
tor; m Ine childhood of Mime,
alcfaetOT live, , he set .a
..w I
mark upon
himf Let
any finding' htm
houldkill him . J;0 hb; rnaik .was-his
s
sanctuary, his city of refuge, and it possess
ed thtsadditiunnl tise it Earned jhuso whom
he rniuhl fitid, to bQjfaro.jlesl he shouKl kill
fhoni "This theniJtlie use and Crt insiifu.
tif marks J and j btatids, w'hich modern
tion
smatterers iinprudcoily clnracterize as pruteUlibejrtyJ.'wiih';n prcny, hd V pretty ringleti
and diabolical. J ! ti I f.
Af..,ntthelimeot the. French revolution,"
set of pretendtid philor;bcrs sht 10 Su.b;.
vert all llio ancient J -lon.esublishej usages
of society- Attaeliin; f. .1 omb things Ihat
were reallv rcprciseJhejradTftn,
itPn:DDfcntIy"! ambitious of show.
nl with the first exercise ol
thorky over ' delikuenUd,) was assailed
' '..i-..n;.hmrrr-alie remnant c.f a" bar-
aiij d-!inu's : o;ri s. it v"i. nm .-.i-r iT-
!tc tf r-f'P-'Crs it "I ruii'" t. l
''k l:i better in i::s .-ippl-catiuti; butIici
.ICO
j ;.t-..u:.i rt(pwvu( li. is jrittrl tor rttn.ctorv
ChllJri u ai hsjnie an J t s.c'iuv1 ; ' the roJ vf
r.-pror,f gti e ivw5iiorrf? If i$ ImiJ for, rq
f;artiry Servants; and fur rouiali men; the
rd fr the I'ivjI's back ;T and t ircn rt fractory
Wonviu:. la- Peai:cnti4rles ta ayot est ape it. ' (
: lV:.ihmei,t of -every kind,-from its vry
nature, is painful and. toi luring; and, ' the're-
f.iri'tf if.fi:ed in excess;' or "flu the nm-
! i ... .;. s , w ', ; re;'- , ; . Sr . . ,J, ,t, j, ....... , ..,
ecu!, it iut!:js; and, qfuvi.rheitt, follows
that jrradu'jiihpuftKMnfenfs lcrhnes is the
nuiat jJ.i:icti!', tbjj 'inost. important, and jlie
ri it re.xp'ifisiftle art thnf a- U gUlator ' has to
pt iliHin.- AJy iljt.ct hertjE istocorrect an er
ror. It is ever immuaird by the friends of! a
rvuiti-nt.-yy; tltat lhi gr iduatinguf punLsh.
ifieitts iinilt'r our pf'cs-nt'eod-is verV difficult;
bf, Jf-uo hiJ "a l niK:n!iar , the .dirucuily
tvou'd be hh.s nyd. "1 Xin any one show how
the cliffiettltv'wouUbe.dhtiinislud?; Is "there
n gradutiii'maetiicie, .vh;c!i will ir.dictTe
ilie Vjtncf quanrity of iVnlterniary pontahmtni
a fiq.iiie fojf -every' sh ide'and variation1' of
rrhoe," n i the hands Jof- a clueh s.how the Ijour
nn.1 niinuto of th'i day ? hNo. 'JTficn"it niut
depend, n's it does under our present code, tip
onili impcrft-ctjjiiJ pllible-judgment of man.
pies the Pehitenttary ofTjrd ararhpler rane
for graduating? No quite the" Contra rv
The only 'rliango aliiiost sj I hat it admits, con.
sf3!3 hi prolonging or shortening ahe timci
The irrtt n-iily. cannot ba
greatly "jrhddifieA
Qjf present system hrTa'ds the amplest field
for graduating punishments-so! that , vitlf
proper cfri,t, every Species of cVirm mjjht'
have its.m.st appropriate penalty', ' so" far" as
hufnan imperfection wil T permit ; and every
variety its cqui:ab!e-" proportion. Thus it is
evident , ihtjt the JawciVer will have to encoun
trr jfully as! great; diffivuhtesi'in1 graduating
puntshmenlsvunder the proposed system", as
under our jrt sent s) stem ;7and thus vanishes
into, air thii -pretext fof a Penitentiary: j-'
w "v - -1 '41
Tlits Course of tlic VHiigs.
iStver have we been prouder Ol the course
ol tho Whigi, than ih the pi e;enj' crisis, with
regard to Oregon. They hever abated an
iota in their maintainance of our rights, mid
while deprecating war, and. believing that
nothing has yet" occured which can justify
war.'thf y .have jet stood by thy country.
We have seen, from ihe first ,-the game of the
Administration . leaders. They have sought
to jdaco , the Whigs in a false positionr-to
hold them yp as fee reams of iho couniryr-to
have tlicni stin;malized as the oM-FeUerol
pnriy.Avas prior rto.. and during the war ol
1812. They "have been and will continue to
he disapp'uinted.- , Mr. Darrah, Mr. fiakqr,
and other i gentlemen in Congress,- who. arc
W Trigs, have txprcssed their opinion rffavor
of assertiiigand inaiutaiuing our righfto the
ichoe tj Oregon, up to the iluSsianj line !
They wish the thing to be accomplished, as
speedily pis possible J wiih a due adherance
to faith and treaties. jThe Locos did not ex
pert this.; It is well 'remarked in the Wash
ington correspondence of the Baltimore Pal-
1 iot , that if -Mr.' Polk and his jadherenis can
make capital out of this, let them do soj! Thus
far the Whis aie ahead of them, and will
hoV easily be caught" asleep '! If ihe Admin
istraiiun,' by first flering," then vitird(uvvirig,
and next'refusfng, the 49ih parallel asju com.
promise get tr.e country into a v r wim
Engfand, the Whigs will ho(j it responsible
before l lie world for nil the horrors, expenses,
and loss of lile that may follow, 'tir T iinilly
hurl "the powers that bj" froirttheir high
places, through, thu ballot-box, and restore the
country to an hunorabic peace ! bo Mr.'rolk
need not "lay i the flttteiing unction to his
snur'tljat by getting the country Into a war,
tie can! pl .ee tlic Whi"s in the wrong. Tho
Whigs belit.ve'thut bur rights, as yet, caq.be
maintained by1 prate. They think
turn is not exhausted-and that as a
" ' lr ... 1 1 . - I t - X - t . . '
negotia-
clainxf r
territory merely, the..mitteit ought to be set-
I led vvitijuut an appeal to arms
const que nee hfthe cviurst? of the Admiuistra
lion, war is threatened, SliHt true! to their
name and vhe:r principles, they go cuvv lor
their country again in advocating measures of
preparation ;.and defence. . .They wish the
evil day put ofT ahog the ',"if possible but
if corns il must, they n ill be . foremost for
their country, in giving their blood aud thcit
treasure for its defence. WelL done 'Whins'!
Alexandria Gaz.
-An 'ExtcMsiv.c.iAfJray.J j
At aiiill in Frankfort, the other evening, a
young 'gcntJCman, it. iswsaid .tookao undue
The lady "made her complaint, to the genlle
man w ub w horn sho was dancing. Thereupon1,
the".laUnamed. gentleman j knocked, theLirsi
named gcmleman down in the ballroom. Tlie
fiiilil estendfed until, as,wej are Jold,. fifteen
orjhventy persons verc engaged in it, Fists';
pistols, and knives ofallsorts were flourished",
and ome blood was" spilt j though nabrxlr, was
killed. vT.q.of, the persons, who. took part ia
the Affair, fiavc since arrived here; wiilr Uie
iutenfioa of ' -settling " tbeifquarreL on tlie
Jmliana shore. .
I. ; . cirt tKnt'Vn "Rn
It is said thai
tan English 'officer , sojobrn'Tand ."animation.- - Ata cornecof, tbd great
:kX4 4twf4
log fiit ft short trmo u Frank fr! was remark.
i:i, oa t'.e JuyCr.jre) tr&?aiT. iha ho hati
htrd huchLTlCr4ncky 'rowsJivrid 'that
it was: h?s most uuxloiis 'desirll Id z sco -or-o-
W hen the bilhroaiu fiirlit we! I under ay,"
9 gentleman, ho liiaJ heard She -exprcsse'd
w ish .f t"Iiejfiu:erTTan to' !ii room iud toH
hitw ftat was jydn'Tjn; - TlKvfncr rajjot
the ball riMmi bull thu nvtmenl. If cn!ejejhe
door a trcmendi-ijis stray Clinpcitd btm
dovvnJ He acrarhhJed -i-tm .ru?conccd
himself in a cone where tic irifjugrine could
Uwk on in security., :j.IIo bjd nbt"b.cn, th-re
many i minutes
V however btfurd fellow.
tnisluking him i
cxclaimiuj; "ihi.s i
r another ; riishcd at him
tut verv se-punJrcl I have
been looking for.y iTito. bul'f-f danci Uke
1ihtuinfrv" thefo:m nivJ, ( sliviuge to say,
ho his not since Urn herd ii , express the
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slightest - cu raisity to see. a kfiitucky rovy,
Lov. pemr t & h:y: k , .i
As-a iTianure, Ws.hes,on ceptain soils lire"
invaluable,. Wt' havc frequeatjy experienced
the hem fieiul v-tTijcis resuliin Jfrom tlieir ip
plication, bunevtr jrurc cotjyinciuglyjiian
during the present yea rL On p piece of corn,
cunlainingaUiut two statute qcies, wc applied
about tvvc uty , buaheis of ashes and a little
quatuity ofgpium, ur plaster-of Paris ihe
ashrp being applied! on. every, oilipr4roWyn
order that tho compilative Yioue of tbe. two
if; i - ''"'i .
articles might ai-curately '(Ascertained.
The result of this :xp(r;int-niwaA perfectly
in accordance with our previous observations.
-I hrptigh the cnt.re season, tii ruws on which
the ashes were applied, toojs ho lend, and 'at
harvest produced onc-lhirdi;iore corn than
those which had the 'gypsu rrife
Xc would commend to every one to sa.ve
all tie house ashes ho possibly jean. Even
leached ashes are tvvo 'valuable to be thrown
awav.'- 'A tinned as to-dressini to grass lands.
they produce important efli ci.
One of the most substantial farmers in
Mu
say
ded
inr:
iachusctts; writing j 'us
i "I iim now more fully (than ever persua.
of the value of ashes as q jnanure. Noth
in the whole catalogue(of manures, com-
pares with them on'my land-p At the'distance
of nearly two" miles' fronn the sea.shore, I
sowedj in 1835; twenty-fiv; and a half bush
els to 7 the acre. The soil vjtis a thinj clayey
loa u, hndthe result of tho japplication rwas a
crup of excellent clover, jivhere," for years,
liail grow n but1 mu'deb and Jfye. 'Tlietaod
ha not yet forgot the appljcatiou ; thcv grass
on the' soil wlth'ashes be irs'g! greener and. far
mere luxuriant tbariojrr that" wire re no such
npplieatioh'haibcc'nmadc.j' On com, beans
and wheat, ashes, leached pr unleached,opcr.
at'd with the best effects.-'", IF ormerly we were
in ihe practice of disposing j of . our ashes at
frt m a shilling to twenty cents per bushel ; but
experience has now opened our eyes, and we
are purchasing all we can at double the former
price.1' Maine Cultivator.
A Quaker Woman 's Speech. Dear friends j
there are three "thHi's I very much' wonder
at U The first.' that children should bo so
foolish as to throw stones, brick bats and
clubs into fruit trees to knolek down the fruit.
If they woujd let jl alone "H would fall df itself.
Fhe second is that men should be, so ;foolih
and even so wicked as to go to war and kill
o ie another if they would let'ono another
i they would die of themselves". And
10 last thing I wordier a
most of all is that
- - -
would Siiay at home
f young -women-r-if they
the voun men would owe after them. ;
A Sunday Mexico.
Whatever may bo the impression of n strati.
ger in Mexico as to the gaiety of the city du.
hotr the " week 'days "-though' comparison in
this paiticular may be mucln'n favor of many
nit-s in Europe, of fqupl! si?.e yet no, one
cah doubtrthat in fxtent, 'and variety, and
divcrsionsYand 1 dissipations; Mexico, on a
Sunday", can more than compete with the'mos.
fetftiv'e of then. As sooin as you awake, you
are saluted with the sounds' of military music,
in which the SIextcans 'profess'a "decided ex-
celleneoV' Regjinenta bf .soldiers,' "assemred
in ihe t'laza iUavor, are -reviewed, una on
this day they exhibit afneafancf !clean!y ap
pearance, which is more than 'can bo afnrmed
ou any u,hprjOn this j day l lie Cathedral is
crowded with the fahionnble and the' wealthy
of the city. 'By far the 'greater proportion ol
the visitors is the fair sex ;' and there is here
presented a 'display ofjbeauty and 'elegance
which cannot f.ol to impress the most msehsi.'
ble It Is a spectacle great bettuty to vrit.
ness two or three thouJanJ of thesex adorned
Willi Ihe rich andr puiiifcsquo 'mantilla, in
unaffected attitudes ot devotion;, rminglirig in
- . zil l:- .t ' T.'J I -..i .a:-..'
exquisite uarmoiiy tueir iivi.f uuu unnjutyys
voices with the'inilitary -music, whrch is re'-
--v . -"-'.- -.-);. ....:-', ,.! .. ; f .i,rt
verberating "through tho ' "rnng . drawn aisle
and fretted vault .of this most gorgeous'catli-
edral. j The impression is one you would like
to retain forever -: -
: . The se rvice ver,' you passlntathe sireef,4
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nnc, ever ouo aiiuu, a.-reiigioua-'processicii
crosses your path, accompanied -with, alluhe
parade lhav rich dresses ,gilded knagea, -nud
gold and. silver church furniture. can '.afford
The houses, too, are i decorated, the inhabit
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ants exhibiting frorrt the bulconiesi tbeir.Oiost
costly ornaments and-dresses: " -All ,is .bustle
synre are suspended hoge phicai Js,ob wlmh
the nature f the.ua .s mr --invntsn .Jcpic
ted in t e'?y v iv if c -I.r. - -Here is a rc
tiali.,usira . nof themost proniinejn"ar.i -
lions attire groat Oicat re, vvteh, in commo.;
vritU al! ll.c rest isoproed t wk- on this da v. !
A tittle farllirr on, is a bM length iluro pi t'i
giTo7 Which driiws your atiei.ii.in to tho fas
cinatiug aliretiv-nts of '.. opo.-a. '.The bull
fights ncxi solicit your no'ico, announcing
tlia most .lerrino - paTticula-rs.- , Nor" aro the
riiiniu. theatres bthind 4iaaJ" tn presemisg
inefr ait racuoits -"Endless vaTictie of other
fxhibttion's put forto their .auns,1 A balloon
ascension is:Tdveilised , Cr ihu orteriio jn.
One would 4upo.'cloot that-the oliMloman
r!n.li.-imt:il shows fret fi revived
for"6t one
f ... . . .. :. v.- ...... k .... i . . -. :
spi etcele is a contest bctwcui vt man' cn3 if
Cock.fi;i"hsog figbi, arj.l riIaoes ai
anr.ouottd in every q nrter ol ino city,-
Ilorscracipg,'- the cifeu?, juggle r3,-"jos!l)itv
ma&tcrs, luuib.cr
ire-euters,
concerts
gardens, ft
gymnastic
uctng . matches pigon-s'iootors;
. exercises , , co.tut ry , excursions,
bullsgraduated,. evory.pce
iekct, tofur.but
ihs to whiflfblhis
noon, the pflbK'
a fraction of the entertainments
day" is devoted. IaMhe ttftcru
promenade are ihroiigedi ajut .die long army
of equipages, ui;h, the rich acu.gay f ureses
of the coorasis-calcula'tecL to convoy 'en
theatres in jlw -world can . parallel. . Tlie
beauty, eU-garice, wealth and .luxury of Mcx"
ico sccrh'" concentrated iiiro one ' biilltatit '
focus? ''".'I'i';;;' ''IJ.'"! t irj'iCi'J'."
' n The fine 4" the. .day is ; ge tie rally wound'
up by a splendid display offire-vvuiks; -and
l,ius coricludt ia Mexican Sunday; and in no
other part of the world probably is 1 1 Sunday
so spent not even in ItuIy,--jT: O. Tropic.
'.4- f ,.;h :. 4" f: i- i ' 4 j: 'i ', n ;
.'.-t , v" r: '"4
. ' . ; ..- From the dd North State: J '
Tlae 6ltl PTortli Slale vs; Orcgoa'..
."Mit. fEDiToaSir": VVe. do not boast of
. tall things, ,T-as" da somoirof our neighbors
in tins vicinity , but we belie vp? we can tell a
story cqu tlly important arid interesting to-ouc
brother farmers of ihe;old North Stated'.
I Itavb this da'y. fimsSctP housing" my earn
crop; and I find ihat," from the labor of six
teen hands, I have mude'twemy-four hundred
barrels (twelve thousand ' bushels) of -"good
rndrehantablo corn, besides other crops, the
larger, part of which cropitwaa made on re
deemed swatrp lands which have been uaor
cultivation only th ren year j." -
" Of such land as this the State has thousands
of acres in this county, which the .Lite rjiry
Qoardweurd be. glad to sell at u very Jow
price, anct wmcn ji .orougut uuucr cumva.
tion, vvpjld, undere.iavorab!ci circumstances,
yield' an "annual income !of I from twenty to
twentyj-Tivb dollars per acre.' If our frond's
in the western part oi tne btate were luSiy
aware johthe value ol these Slate lands, and
the pecuniary advantages pfTertd, to purchas
ers," instead ot leaving-our 1 ;ood old-State
and emigrating to Oregon, Texas, or Califor
nia, we shoulU find them J wending their way
to thejeast,to reap from her generous soil iho
rich" reward of tlicir labor.; ' We invito our
friends of tho western pa t of the Staie-lvho
have peen casting a longing ec to the "far
west,' to come and see if some, good lhngs
may not be found in "old IllyJe." - '
' DAVID CARJ'ER.;
Fall Held, Hyde co., Jan.' 14, 181G. j?: ' '
' - j - ' Vacciuuatiosi. - 7
Dr.'Fahncstotk, of Brdeutow n, NJ J.", in
an article o'n 'the Small Po!x nnJ Vaccinnaiioh,
comes to the. following positions ;tk$ thq resell
. ' I ' ' 1 " r ' '.-' . t "
of his observati.iiifliid experience ; ,
1.' That vaccination ij tho" best protection
from small' nox. It modifies th'e.disepso ancf
preserves life, although it docs not ; in all
cases exempl entirely from, an ultiicn ol vario
lousk disease; -. " s - '-
'"'2'. That re-vaccimtioii becomes necessary
lo test the protection of the system.' :r'
. 3. .ThaiaXter'rc'.vuccjnaiion, r.n indivklual
may -'have a - reasonable certainty of cxeinp"
tion from' an attack ol-varioloid. - .
4.' .Thai re: vaccu."ivuiorrsIrouIJ'ba' resort-
ed to byaV. persons upoiiwhom It I. as riot been
repealed j whenever, the Small Pox. assumes
an epidemic form ; as the changed constantiv
inkmglace in the human system, render an
individual liable lo infection at ono period who
may have been, exempt at another and " par.
liciihirJy.as thal liability is. greatly incrcaseo
by lhe"existence of the variolous constitution
of "the atmbsphtre;which fans otherwise opo.
radic cases into tpidcmtc; prcvaicpccl "
I ' . " 'a... .ih ' :!'v . ; -i ; . j . i Jt
"'!PcsiJen7jVr;.has' t emerged Wh Jii
retiremenL ihs firt .publitf demonstration
is'a lette'r 'in Vetaiia- to hir attack upon him
by the'-Rcvl-Mr:- pfoforAVashrngton
a .'recent! v preached sVir-onm w hich he
was onoun
of-a nsan-eod a Chrisiiarl lecause, hs suffejed
da'bcin id ike'Presu!enf5 l.ouse. 4 - Mr. Tyler
says ho takes'' all the vfcfpbnsibility- of thar
JLr.Anr Hnd'cbVels "all the- Censure, Phil
Ledger. -f , ..-
We take pleasur - in recording, diiu' thing
tS'lhc "credit of the exjPesidcni Tylfcr:-AVe
allow nim ene, lor ms repty to tne parson: . v
f Rcnt3areen6rrnou3,v a.sthG Ioafe.r:;said
imposing Impression of thef wealth and luxury
of, the "city. fn the tvcninirV 'the, theatre
, - . ,'. ."- ' '.....--
picseutS' a sncctaele, w'hich . probibly ,f:w
I whet, he looked at his t , ;ccbeS r. t 5
ilir.n.i G. il
Mi-iiS'ppi . -J V
buks, ins b.i :i t i.
cnsio.ns fd fuc .ct i
t revenue for thi: nort of f Ij!ver.'oa.
v! vioral co;ii::iutu:Tho J ul ra Knoxville,
Teun. iws "nut" hada tenant" fjr c vcral wtcki
or months pst.1 "' ' "!
irAaf ; Another The London Post of lh:; .
6-.lf u'.l. s.iy's i4Vt have great; ftitisfatlio.t -
ia U. in ' enabled to I announce that an tv
v.-.
CiilcuL.tcd.tostiyr'hea "thcr .-.ircttionito lat
tachmcnt olth? pcot l.'7o the throne, or J. at' "
the same time incrca? tho ' Inppiucs of hef 7
Mhj. bty s domesTictircle may b' expected '
to uke p'acq caily ia Ap"iil next. ' ; fc "
Tho Russian' g-jverinienl I.n. forbiddn -the
Jews to sell wi.iour spirits ij ilie empire.
A S:ate Tempera nco Coirvention will b'o -
held at Np.w. Oilcans oT tba' lo'.h Februur.
A. naudstMVtii p;co ol judiciously .man ged
generosity; ti records) . in .Biltim;) '
C'lippcrV' The fae are" these : 'Some j ear
Clipper:
sinccj. otpieco of .prwperty,' 'ow-nrd by fa'
jijiUiW wadset .up at 'n,uctiun, to ba suU?
Cor taxes, and purchased, by a i gentleman cf
lhisci'r. Having procured tt near and fud
litfo lijr it, ""in 'cohi qiici:ce oT the "original
owner hating fuiiedly redeem it within, tho
lime-allowed by law, 'the purchaser -rented
tl.b property oat ; hi nj, after haytng 's'ccureJ
dunself iiihis outlay, by , receipt, for rrnt,' ... ,
lioappoarodn'feVtJays si pee; before Ju.ic
Wrrgt, rftid, Ifirough fogal process; restored
the propcrtvt to - the, orphan?-children -t by i
frtOfatid f5i dccll'of jitt rig)it"aad .itilerest
tnorito. " '".; 'I- 'j
"Ma. aim Je . Sm tsliey a courtia our
.Meiey.H- . , 4 ' , .t .
, "No ; wlial makes you thinlj &V-
lt Why,' always when ho corned riear
fief'
she' sartcr leans up lo him, lik"o a kitten to)
a
hVbncv;M ": " : I ".
.Retrocession. The Commcm Council of -Alexandria
, -district of Columbia, bs passed. - t
resolutions, unanimously, in favor of a retro -cession
of that toXvn to Virginia. . j ' ''
-An jrish'piipdr ss : 'The Scochfi poor -are
noivjcxis'.ing otihc' recollection of what .
they" ale" in former vears.'-l - k L "
The soul of man is thov.cabirictj the grace'
of God is tlic jewel: " Christ will 'throw away . r f "
ihc cabinet where fie finds-not ihe jevvtl, j ' '
, InCupe?Al,aytC uuty, N.,J. there, is nj)t a . -single
lawyer: Why don't some move there
iScfl7cc.Unbustred luliesj puo andin:
defiled Christians1, disinterested friends coni
mon honesty, sound twt.itoe.s, first ralo
uttcr,an(Trcipr.'icJr.-.' y 1 ' - " j
One corr.fJrl.- A lady beindboul to mar
ry a man vRo va$ small in stature, was 'totd. -that
ho -was a very bad feliow."" Well
said she, " fif he is bad,iUero: irono comfort
there is very litllcf of hiul.1,1 '..- " .
Look upon every ' day. csf a bTank sheet
of paper, puff into your "-hands to "fill jip
remcmbcr-the characters" will not bo expunge.
eO, bat will remain forever, j . , , L .
E'isha Clac'fiman; lha last survivor oflhS,
Wyoming Massacre, (July 3, 1783,) 'died in '
the Wyoming Valley on ihe 4th ult., aged 89
yearjs.-.;-. ,' v,;.
Movements are on foot for the purpese of
civilizing i'-o 1 Western Indians. Thvt are
civilized tliey drink wliisk.ey steal, ahl irjNj
tuluqco.T
The German liet has ftirbidden the iulai
tion iti the Gdr.nan; -stales,' of' all - Aertiricau
papef4 pilrltcd-in the.TGrman lanuac.
E-Jlpean princes fear'hp disseminnlion'tir
r.epu8licau plinciplcsomoag iheir suljeets. -1
"About thtv year ICS i the h-g'ushiliirb of
Pv?'0s Iva'i'ii passc-ji a rt solutioa..that "no
merr-btrr thereoCsliould coma .-to the i housri
irardoo!; or -e,uj. brt.ad ;ind cheese. bn.the
steps." 4 y.'.-; : - ..j i: ' ;.?.J:4: f ;
. Slarriage..-4l bath .It-ss . of DWi;ty-,bat
more of safety than the singles life ; it hath
. . . . - . . .
more i n re J tml !c s-f ua nger. : -4 1 is more itnerrv
and morcsad: is fuller of sorrows and fuller of : '
., i ' ... ,.t .j . .i. . . j, ...j ... " "
joyfc-iiji-s under mure but ihen,bui is support. ; - . i .
cd by atlthebtrenth.7 of lova and charily, and. . I
those burthens arc dclihifuh'Sq.tc."', '"' . t's ; ,
A miiiisttTiirV'erinohl has,: forbidden "a ' j'
one lo play vio:in. in. nis cnurcu. . ue says, - j , -
however serous his thoughts may" be, Mho 1
'moment he bears a fiddle, he goes 't("tbinicl .
in" how he.vsed to dance! V? -.' -7- j - 1
An interesting discovciry-lms been nndeat 4- - "i ,
Geneva. T1y manuscript of the- last .Cantfr- -
of DV.n Jifcn'- his bren found." If is ih'Lord - -f 1'
ruiiVovv'niridwj lo'
nnusuallyj-acy tand,wi. I speedily lp, published .
in Paris.i A bew compositioav Iv-Weber.iias . '
Jsoturtirj up, -by apc;deht;-nndo magnificent.
poem by Arioslo. rv" ' --""V "n"v -u i '. '
;A $ubscrjpiton is foot inConnccilcut
for erecting a .handoritC'moiiUjnenL to tho
niemory-6f 'Captain Nfiioah'jia' " 4hotva$ '
taken by the; Britri';-while" he .. s 00 ini
poj-jara.servtee uiiderjhe direction cf Wash.
inSUirKftiik bunir- bv" order ".of fir .Wil'inmf
Howe.'fwirtiout even the form of a! Triai.-i
OnoMialf the necessary:" amftunf has been.
4 The death of the Hon. Charles McCiureT ; r j
-formerly Secretary of Stattf in Pennsylvaniflj -'
is'bnuounced in the PittsboTg1 papers of last '
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