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rates. I’cTsons seiuliiig’ in advertisements, ai'e
-iilucstLd to note on the marg'in tlie number of
.js^rtions, or they will be continued until forbid,
u'kI churjjed acconliiig-ly.
For the benefit and envouragcinent of
.ME( HAMSM
in the Western part of \orth-Carolin.->.
TUF, Vollovving- schi me is the result of «
nueliiii,'' of the Charlotte benevolent Me-
cl\anic;'.l soiicty, for the purpose of cfevising’
•v:ivs and means to exchange the labor already
expended ill manufacturing-, for another stock
,)f materials, that th y ma\ continue eheerfully
n the exercise of their oecujiaiion, by which
ulone fluy have been instructed to make a siib-
•i^iU iKe. I lie jjreat want of \ent i'or the labor
Ml’ t!ie very limited manufactories of thi- west-
.rn part of North-C.'aroliiia, is severely felt by
•.liosj Aviio have lu i M taught to rely on their
proiVssiou aloiu* (or the support of their fiimi-
1,1!.; ami sucii imlijrence will doubtl ss keep
evury Immeh nf meciianisin that labors uniler it,
la aiiawkvvard and rram|)rd condition, that must
;vt.ir.l eiKVi^etic spirit, without which it IS
,:ii|)0'bi!de f(,r tin- ait to tldi'riNli.
'I’iie SUCK t\ te Is sani'uine in the hope, that
ff(nti(.,'iu n w ild ale nut m the habit of i inbark-
pii liiltcr\ selu iiiLS j'.'ciRrally, will be intlii-
A rtliiahic Books.
follow mg- Hooks, among manv others,
(-7'. Oflice, at reduced pri-
Johnson’s Works, 12 v. Davies’ do
Smith s Wealth ot Na- Cunninpham’s do
. ^Irs. 'rriiiimer’s do
•'lay s I ohtical Econ- Meikle’s 'rravell. r
Hook of Com’n Traver,
Modern Europe eleg-antiv bound ‘
Kamsay s U. States Pocket liibles
Memoirs of the Court of Phillipp’s Evidence
Queen Elizabeth New land on Contracts
Simond’s Switzerland .New-Vork Dit^cst
liarring-ton &. Heaufoy Espinasse on Evidence
on the North I'ole Philip on Indigestion
Latrobe’s visit to S. Af- Ewdl’s Medical Com-
panion
Sketches of Florida Bell’s Operative Sur-
Kostcr s 1 ravels ji^erv
\\ atjon’s Philip the 2d Simpson’s Euclid
and 3d ('ibson’s Survevine
Marshall’s Life Wash- Blair’s L ctures
in|cton ‘ Ainsworth’s Dictiona.
Public Characters, 1805 rv.anda varietv of
Moore’s Works r.;itin and EneTisli
Byron’s do School Bm>ks
Edwards on the Aficc- Morse’s (iazi tteer
, Jovce’s Philosoi)hy
Memoirs of Hev. An- Jamieson’s Log-ic
drew Fuller Duncan’s do
Life of Calvin Small books for child-
Simeon’s Skeletons rrn
Saurin’s Sermons Quills, &c. &c. &c.
largT, eleffant, and
1 K>—i \vt 11 bred young horse,
will stand the ensuing’ season
in Meeklenburic county, at the
rjii'L'-lb) r'.arltable iiioli\es to eiicotin.i^'e mcch- i following' places, to wit:—at Hubert Wilson’s,
jiiijHi at their diiors, and tbeiebj lia\e an op- 1‘-’miles above Charlotte, Mondays and Tues-
pcrti.iiitv of j.roiiting- tlieii.seU’c!; >jOU tor''*»'s; in CJiaJ-lotte, at Dr. Henderson’s stal)le,
ill aiUaiiee, and aliordihg tlieir coui.teiianee " cdnesdays and Thursdavs; Fridays and Sat-
Ji vtlie encourai^Tiiietit of the be.'it interest of'at Robert 1. IJinkin’s. 9 mileu below
we-.ierii part of the state. And for the se- Charlotte, on the Old Nation Ford road, public
.r,t\ Ilf ti'.ose who may emiiark in this scheme, i ‘lays excepted, when he will be in Charlotte;
Tlif-iocietv |U'(.!pose ap))ointiiijf seve ral d.sin'er- '*'"1 "‘‘H mares at the moderate price
e.-lul pusuiis to vahie the work,.iiul see ti.at it Dollars the single leap; Twelve Dollars
I iK.t be imposed on the people at e\or- thesvason, payable tlie 1st of .tanuary, but to
b.t;ip.t ])riees, 'I'he society has succeeded in be dischargid with ten, if paid w’.thin the sea-
proc'.iriiik^ jjentleir.en to superintend the iiraw- Hftctn dollars to insure u mare with
III-, in whom the pubhe has full conhdence, tireat care and precaution will be taken
*;ul\\liose names will e a character to the to avoid accidents-, but no liability . 'I'he sea-
Lottery. It is pr posc’d to draw the schmie as - son will commence the 10th Marcli and end 15th
iom M tlie tickets ean be sold, which, it is Juiic.
Lkci}, will hi in I'ebniary, DESCRIPTION.
Ciuriotte, Jun. 11, lb:J5. Miseissippi is a beautiful chesnut sorrel, near
seventeen hands high, five years old this .s])ring,
We ll proportioned, and possessing great muscu-
ar power.
PEDIGREE.
Misojssirri was pot by the celebrated running'
hoi'se Napoleon, who was got by Skyscrapi r,
w ho was got by the fanious imported horse Dare
Devil, and was descendeel from the great run
ning horse Eclipse. Napoleon’s dam was the
celebrated mare Slow -iqid-Easy, who was got
by the celebirated horse Baronet, her tlam hy
Ce'phahis; her gran-dam by Fearnought; Mis
SCHEME.
TlfKETS, at S3.
No/ hca nUnih's to a Prize.
1 Prize of f5uO (Phccton and Cotton Saw
liiiO - - - - is jiiOU
1 do ^.,)U0 (Family Coach) - is JOii
1 do ?250 (**ig) - • is ‘JjO
1 do ;fl80 (do.) • - is lyU
1
10
10
1
1
:u
200
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
IfiloO (do.) . . is loU • , , , 1- , ,
■#100 (Side Board S; Cotton Saw Gin) '^as got l)y the celebrated ninmiig
is 200 horse Double-head, who w as got by the old sor-
$80 (Gig and Sociable) is 160
(Bedsteads) - is 40
(M4 (a set of Tables) is
JIJ (W indsor (,'hairs) is 124
JlU (two Ladies’ Work Tables and
one Pembroke) - is oO
?8 (Bellows top Cradle) is 8 i
(ti Ploughs, 2 Street Lamps, and
2 I .ard Cans) - is 00
$5 (Hats) .. is 50
84 (Candlestand) - # 4
$3 (do) . . is 3
(do) - - is 60
rel Diomede. Double-lieael’s performance on
the 'l'ennes.see turf, was unequalled by any horse
that ever run in that state, and warrants the as
sertion of his being a thorough bred horse ; her
dam was got by the running horse Old Belarc,
out of a partner anei Fearnought mare.
' CHALLENGE.
Mtssipsippi has not yt t had an opportunity
of distinguishing hinise lf as a runner, and of
coursi has nothing-to recommcnd him but his
pedigree ; but if an} person w ishe s to test tliat
fact, he can out-run any stallion foaled and rais
ed ill the state, from one-fourth of a mile to four
^^Shoel^)^^'^^'farrpng the weight of his groom and
4',l In t’ i" ; saddle on e ach, for the amount of his season, or
4ol do U (la, Ware, Jewelry, Shoe.s, .^c.
i'.c.)
is 431
one thousand doljars.
March 1, 1825.—6t31.
WM. Hot.AN.
Sfi-av lloist*.
T| KOKE into the enclosure of
^ tlie subscriber, living on the
?3072
Tickets can bo had in Charlotte of tin- uni!er-
^'?ned Commissiniurs, !>}• letter, postage |)aii1,
enclosing the nnuK v ; or from their.agi uts in
^^iiry, Statesv.iU, Concord; J.urolnton, ■ Catawba'rivt'r, near tlic" Mountain
'orkvilK-ori.aiieieiter; who piedM-r thenisJvesi ^ ^ S()K1M:1,
''•pay the pn/i s, as set fortii in t!ie selunu, ..
(lays al'ti r the draw in.r, or reli.iid tiir
nmiwy to i)iir has. r.s ol‘ tieke Is, ])i’'vu!eil tlie
‘'•^lieni'j shall not be drav. ii.
sAM’i.. iir.N
(.UI KA !• lADIilCK,
.INO
TV^|)1. n:itorj Ua.id l!dls e.in be iiad of
Coinn.ibsionei s.
*15
A .VR(KV~\\^l Klh: L i: U,
Poachy Chair Oriiiiiui ntnl
his tliank ’ to his fnenils and the
' li'ihhe, for tile lilu ral i ni'our;igem('nt wiiieh
•c h:is ah’eady rt '-i, ivi d, ami respi ctfiil’^ se.hcits
* '''iiliiiiianee of p.ilrona;’’e. lie' is prip.iied
all kimls of I’aiiitin,;- in lii:> hue , .uideiis-
'‘■rit-rs M,ay de|)end on ha\ing their work i.eai-
' il, and with despateli.
ill the country wil! be done on
•‘“''It notiee. ’■
15 Old cba!-; re paiiited .ind rc-guilt.
i;’2K--ltt
liORsi’, si\\iarsold, and fifteen hands higii.
He ii'.is a Idaek mane and tail, both hind fret
wli'te, a sn.;i!l star in his fon head, some white
oi. his shoulder., aiivl old shoes on his fore fi i t.
'I lie' ov, IK r ( all lia\ i- tin' same, hy jn'oviiig |)i'op-
erly and p:i\ mg charges.
DAVID I.AWING.
,}iril 1-1, 1825. .jt.)li>
VvvWVv'X,
Vs; Pl’.niOR .TACK, as a foal getter, will
s*;ind till' I nsuing sj)ring st-ason (i nding on
t'u- first of \ugust next' at m\ st;.l K, :iiid v.ill
tie let to mares at fi\ i d(>lh rs tlu- st ason, ;uid
ten iloila'i's to insure a mari in fo:il. (ireat care
V. ill be ta!u n to prevent accidents ; but w ill not
be halile fer aiiv.
JAS. DINKINS.
Mirr/i fO, 1825. —I'Jt.irv.
A I
\NV person desirous to settle in
tile Aillagi't'f Cliarlotti', N.
&and s;ue the trouble and expense'
I'd buil.litn>-. will (h) w( 11 to lali on
.' , w ho oliers for sale his house
P'it-e-liai-., r, \i.’. : —
_[*•'' ror.t lot, and twoliaelc, Ivini;- in ll..- Sand}
itd joinini;- William l.mk;,'s land;
biri- i'^" '"' '’t ‘>n l'>'o:id >\:'t i t, and
Ai o ’h'' Mi thodist Church.—
j ‘l du eHiiij,--iiouse on Rread-st.
li'j,' ' nc:!l! last from the Ct.iirf-
i-.^'lj^’ l"ts. OnJlie premises-are an
Iviiehen, Smoke lloii >e. liarn.
^nd evcrj-otlii rii, ('issar^ out Ini'li-;i'ig.
L!)U ’D, »].' JJRONt-.ON'!
W‘\ev V\v\i*Vv
Tenders his ;'crvices to till’ puh'ir gener-
aliy, ;is collector of'uionr\.>, bond-, noti
;in 1 aecmints. He will also ]/cst and note ;k'-
( inints, :tt the usual rate-s pi r ei ntum. He wdl
;ibi attend to cr\ ing- of' .s di s, hiring' of tu ;^'ro, h,
iVe. f^jc. — .V.s till- suljscrdjer intends to dc.fjle
his time to till' a!)ove business, he ri sp, e‘fiiil_\
solicits ;i share of juildic patronage. Tli«)se
w!iu in:i\ fVel disposed to patron /e him in the
;d)o\ e‘ bus',m ss. may rest ;is>iii'rd, that no e\cr-
tion-i on his jiart shall hi' wanling to e>;pelite
sett h UM and make ntui iu with ail possible
desp:iteh.
All erdi vs will !)e thankfi.ily r' ei ived
;ind |)unctuaiiy .ittcnded to. 11,,1
\ND tor ie at this OfHce, In a psmphh t
tbnii, *'>itri; tiires on a piece wn'-.t ii 1'}
Mr. 1) i\id'leid.i 1, i ntitled l+e.ivt n'lv l luo l >.t
Iv’t gi in r;'.tii.i’i, or, 'rriat.:,e cn Holy :n.
M-’Diti', i' D M. Pnc- ,
Dissolution of ravtnevship.
The firm heretofore existing under the name
of Vurntvell Nichols, lias been dissolved,
by mutual consent.
W'H.LIAM CORNWELL,
GEORGE NICHOLS.
Charlotte, .^pril 8, 1825. 3t32.
V V ‘c\kli\g,
The above business will be carried on by the
subscribers, at the house well known by
the name of Mason’s Old Tavern, in the town
of Ch'irlotte. 'I hey hope, by punctuality and
attention to business, to meet with patronage.
Applications by order, or utiierwise, will meet
with prompt attenticn.
GE(iR(.E NICHOLS,
JOSEPH PUITCHARI).
25, 1825. 3t32
WILLIA.M COiJNWELL,
r.iniXET M.iKEU,
(1RA1 EFl 1. tor the encouragement which
i he has received, in his line of business,
from the citizens of Charleitte, and his friends
from the adjacent country, informs them, that
since the dissolution of the firm of Cornwell
Nichols, he has recei\ed a hand.sonic supplv of
the best materials for carrying on the above bus
iness, and assures his customers that he is now
ready to supply them with any work of the fol
lowing kind, viz : .Mahogany or lilack alnut
and Curled .Maple Bureaus, Sideboards, Carved
Settee.s, Tables, Bedstt ads, AVriting I)e sks. Cra
dles, and every other article in his line of busi
ness; which shall be completed witii neatness
and despatch. All kinds of Furniture carei'ully
repaireel, on the most reasonable terms.
ij’ All kinds of cemntry produce will be ta
ken in payment, at the niarket price, for work,
^ The subscriber would take an appren
tice to the above business, of a steady, nioral
character; but none need apply except they
can come well recommended.
WM. CORNW ELL.
('harlolfe, JprH 22, IS25. 3t;^2
l>vs. llendiJTfton & BuyiV
Have associated themselves in the practice
of MLDIVINE for the village of Char
lotte.
.'Ipril2^, 1825. 3t."2
Those that have standing accounts with me
for work done in 1824 and previous, are
hereby notified that unless they make jiax nieiit
or settlement between now and* the May county
court, their accounts will then be ])lae*ed in ail
officer’s hands for collection.
Al-EX. GRAHAM.
Charhitte, Jpril 19, 1825. • 3t32
DESULTOKY.
In u late 'l our in India by a British
Colonel, wc find the following descrip
tion of a remarkable spectai le, an Ele
phant Fight at Oude. Adt. Gar,
“ An elegant breakfast (says Colonel
r.) awaited our arrival; after which we
passed to a spacious verandash on the
east side of the palace, wliich looked
down into the area^prepared for the com
bat : the latter was nearly surrounded by
a paling of bamboo, eighteen or twenty
feet high. Soon after we wei e ail seated
the crowd were admitted, and ptesenlly
filled the circumference of the theatre be
low us. Two very large war-eh'phants
were now brought forward from oppo
site sides, each preceded l)V its favorite
female, whose presence it appears is ne
cessary to arouse the anger of these no
ble animals. The conflict of this pair,
however, gave liuie sport, one of them
appearing very shy, and infe'rior to his
opponent in strength j they were there
fore withdrawn. Another jiair now ad
vanced, led as the first. Theseaporoaclied
with a slow and majestic step, until they
caught a glimpse oi’ each other; both
then raising their ti unks, and uttering a
shrill and angry cry,rushed with the most
tremendous impetuosity together, pre-
. ,1 *• , disease, the tic dol'uire i\.” He
senting their heads to reccive the nr.stj .
, , T, /• II I 'i-i • ii' known, that the word “iucnral'Ii
shock. It w as awfullv grand. I he am- ,
, , 1 • 4i • r. . foi'iunalelv, entii-clv out of place in ihin
mals, thus stopped in their iif’st career, I . .
still continued to strive by every possible
endeavor to make themselves necessary >
and ambitious people endeavor to ntake
themselves indispensable. A democrat
when on foot, an aristocrat when in his
carriage, such is a Parisi.m ; nay, such is
a Frenchman ; nay, such is man
in every coiimVy. True policy says no
thing; it does. There ought to be two
kinels ; that of speech and that of action;
the one serving to conceal the other. Pol
itics is the ai t of governing men accord
ing to time, place, and circnmstunce. It
can therefore have no absolute rules. It
can never be lea'Tied from books. The
book of a statesman is the human heart.
I’oliiical economy is tlie best, if nut the
only p(jjitics for the nineleeni h «-iitury.
.\sieriain what you produce, and what
yoti ronsunie ; disc.oM'r what are your
wants, and vvliat arc your t (’sou!-ces; reck-
oti the amount of your i»hysi\.l an 1 intel
lectual feirce ; compare your importat'ons
and your exportations ; bahiiu e all these
things; and the result will fui'uish you
w ith a con'.|)Iete s\stem of both internal
and external ptdiey.
From the Boston A'edical Intelligencer.
lie DOLOU RECX—-rUIL'I UL/.’.
It has been annoiiiKcd in several news
papers that his Lordship, llic- Duke of
WeMin!;ton, is sufl'ei iiig se\ endv b v ‘‘ t 'i.it
To the Members of the Conufij Commtlfee.
fl^HOSE gentlemen who have been appointed
JL to represent the militia companies in the
county of Mecklenburg, are requested to attend
in the town of Charlotte, on the 20th day of
May next. Business of importance will be pro
posed for their investigation.
HUGH PARKS.
.Ipril 22, 1825. 3uV2
FA YE rr K viiZi:.
exertion of strength and art to force their
adversary back, or to attack him in Hank.
Their heads, however, wetc still firmly
pressed together, and they alternately, re
ceded and rallied. One was of rather a
smaller size than his antagonist, but he
ajipeared to make up for this deficiency'
by his greater spirit. He retreated a lit
tle for a moment, l)ut it was only to re
new tlie charge with increased rage; a-
gain they met; the same tremendous con
cussion look place, and these attacks were
I connection. There is, indeed, n >w arul
then a cuse which resists our most pow
erful and well directed remedies; but
this is true also of interinitlent fe\ep^
rheumatisjn, and fifty other roinplainf,
which none but a cra/v man or dunce,
would call incurable. Nineteen rases in
twenty of the tic doloureux are perfectly
manageal)le. The seat of the disease and
its nature are thoroughly understood,
and the mode of treatment is far from
b’ing compllcafe.
Let the pati(‘nt’s constitutional pf*cu-
s«e. al rm,c»iei,.’atcd. until ih a last an.l' 1'“”''''’* asrrrl.,ni«l, tlir slat,- also or
the di;.restive organs, and the cause of
the de'-: tigement. Indications nf riire.
most desperate one a tooth of the smaller
elephant was broken in two with a lotid
ci-ash. Still he was not dispirited, and
would have persevered longer in the con
test; but being now so decidedly inferi-
sufTicientiy clear will b(‘ sngt»ested by
such investigation, and abanrloning all lo
cal apj)lic:itions, which, whether potent
or to his advcrsarv, the fire works were l«‘l" '-,are crpallv it,ra„al,l,. nf reacli-
cast between tlicra which e.ided the con.- ■«““' --'"'M'laint. le.-tlie ill-
telligent |)ruclitiotier look w»-II to the
"‘^rhettobleanimals kept for this sport 1
five cases in a huncli-ed will yiehl, and
1MPORTEHS of yjtiV GOODS, are now rc-
cci.\ing tlieir Spring Supplie.s, from Eng-,
land and New-York, which, with those on hand, \
w ill com])i'ise' an jL'xtf'iisive assortment, and af- j
ford to country merchants an op|)ortunity of!
making good selections. \ liberal credit v.ill
be given to respon.siide dealers, whom they in-'
\itf to make tlieir jiurehases in this market.
Mdi-rfi 25, 1825. 'itJl ]
Wa\\iV V>. \
VRK now receivinfr their Siirnij.'- Importation
of Ji.iiin-iwiH/-: u dii-ee't
from I’ngliuul, ('ompriying a gi ik ral ;i:isort-
mer.t of siieli (.oods as are U‘ii:dl} kept in
eminlry stores, w liich tin \ will ofli r at w hole
sale', to responsible' di aU rs, on ;i liberal ere.iil,
/V'V/I'r/vV/r, Munh 2s, !,S25. 4t.>l
^(111 »•(*.
A 1 I. tlK.-e, whose su!iseriptir,ns for budding
the el'ifieli ill -lii'lotte are \ 11 :iii])alii, and
tiiose who look pev.s lor tlie i ar 'uding Au-
j;-u-.t, lf’21, are earnestly e ilh-d ou f,i- imiiiedi-
;iie paMiK'nt. .\Iso, su'.iseribers for enclosing
tlie e.rave and cliureh-} ard, :md for tin- [)ure!iase
of a I’.KI.I., are r«.cjU' sted to make payment, so
t’i.il a beil ni y be piirchased ai.d jnit U]> w ith
as little d^!a\ ;.s possii.le.
JOHN UiW IX,
Trrrsvnr of the Board Coniiiti.saioiKr::.
Mariii :H, 1825.—2.)*
Ulmlsnr ('h/ir jSiakiDtj; Jluuinfus.
f jin r. snbsei ibi r having ecmiiK nri d t!ie ;dio\ •'
f! busiiKs.s in llie town of ( h.iili.iti', n-spiit
tiiih' solii its a sli..V'' of pnbliC patioiu.g'e Iji..,
work will i;i: 111 ally and durably (on.-'ro.-u d,
and will be di.spoLCvl of on aeecnin;od..iing
terms.
SI. TTEI'S an.l AVRIT!N(; ( [!,'. II!S, iriadi
to order, can be bad on short notn i-.
V. [I.LIA M cr lA l.lfilOrSE.
(■’■larlot’e, r. b. 5. U-25.—.'m'oJ
^'oikviHc Hook niiidcFv.
7pl!:: 5ul)serih( 1'bi i;s K ave to infer’", ti'ie pu!.-
J liC in gini r.d, that hi eann '- on tb /A /-
!i,nr! r\’, ill all iv. varioii,; !.: ;ii| 'lu s. Ila.ii.i
su;.)-,|iid liimsi'lf v.-;t!i M,.’ !'i'! of matitiuIs, In
V 11 i X" eiiii' w OI k in tile i,e;'.a ,t in.ii;ne y ainl on
till' sl.f-n'' n iVe> .
%. I' 'V'l (,i-d. I', for Bl'ink •md Ctjj'y iiook
will be }n:i.etua!l’, ait-. ;.d'd to.
V.f joil.‘. 11 l)L AR'J r.HT.T.
are unfit of course for any other purpose,
and are almost ungovernable by their
rnahiivls. They are fed to bring them to
this furious state, on high-seasoned food
arid spices, wliicli in a manner intoxicate
them, aiid render them I'uiioii.s beyond
description.
“The mnhauta^ or conductors, sit upon
the elejihanl’s back during the contest,
and too often fall victims to the mad rage
of their own animal or the opposing foe.
'I'here is u large pad like a mattress
sli-ongly fixed on the animal’s back, and
co\creci over with a coai'ae netting'(d'
ihick white cotton ?'ope ; to this the wa-
haitt clit?j;s, and as the (deplianfs apjiroach
to the atutch, the rider grafiiially recedes
toward', tlie tail, where he utuiilly is at
tlie mouu'iit of the sliock, stimulating the
already fiirions animal with liis voic«- and
the sharp goad with wliii:Ii the elephant
ia always driven and guided.”
rOTdTlCAL MAMM«.—rnioM tkf. rnr.vrn.)
It lias been said in liti'rature, lhat“(ie-
iiiiis i:. long coiilinued jialience.” Ii is
ii'iie i!i politics, 'i'ime is a ‘ tiitesinan’s
pritulpal assistant. 'I'ha'. i'i the most
lUiliL'jipy jjijpuh'.tion of a state whose
ac;,ilih is not in proportion to its intelli-
iH iice. Ignorance, rich or poor, is con-
!e:it''!l. Nature has proviiied for the
I ontinuance of the v, '/rid, by imparting a
;p ealcv loi C'J to the parental than to tin:
liiial instinct, 'i'luis the chain of beings
is [lerpeti'.ated. So, in the body p(ditic.
think of the rising generation l ather th.ui
■ d that wlilcli is [lassed. (iovern for the
lulure;it is the secret of duration. In
:;o\ernments, h'.'iiest people oideavor to
oial.e ti'.tni.clvc:. iihtf.'.l; tlcvcr pcupic
half these by th(‘ mere adminisleution of
u drop or two of croton oil, succeeded by
afew weeks’ use of the carbonate of iron.
Of about twenty cases of this painful
afTection which it has fallen to oiir lot
to manage within the last five years,
every one has been cured, and that too
without an instance of a subsecpient at
tack. If, thecefr>rc, the view we have ta
ken is correctly tlujiigh the fioble lord may
suffer even yet perhajjs by the disease,
there is no reason v.liy H e profession
should suffer in the es imation of the
public, as it certainly must if it is sup
posed to permit hr dotourrur to pass as
in(vrafi/.t\ anrl as it certainly ought if
there were any grounds for such a sup-
po'.itifjn. ' ,
fivlio.—Hy the Ii ainin, fiom Calcutta,
pujiers (jf that pi.ice are re(;eived i > the
20th Nov. containing the (jfTu;ial ac
counts of the succes-iiul progress of the
Hritish arms in Itifiia, and the conse(|uent.
subjection ol the .Mahoons ((iovcriiors)
who had op[)osed tlieir authority. It
was i-eport(-d that a revolution had oc-
ctirrel at .Avj, headed by the King’s
bi'other-in-lan and the Queen, v. ho caus
ed the Ring’.'-, head to be cut olT in the
[lalace ; and that on the same day, the .
young I'ri".ce, heir of the Lmpire, stot tn-
ed the palace w itli his adherents, and put
to dcatii the brotiier-in-law and thc(^ueen.
\ mutiny had broken out at liarrackporc
in the 26!h, 47th, a;id (')2(l leglments, a
considet able part of which arranged in a
line ati.l refused to (du y the ofiicurs, and
swearin ;lhey would not surrender. 'I’he
whole troops were then drawn out, and
I fire was opened on the mutineers, who
ri turned it in an irregular iiiunner and
• hen iled. About Kio'of them were kill
ed, and t he remainder were pursued, and
iiiariy oi them taken. Upwards of 100
hiiU been coudcmiied to death.