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The powers granted under the Constitution, being derived from the People of the Unite I States, may be resum-d by them, whenever perverted to thtir injury or oppression. Madison
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CHARLOTTE. N. C . NOVEMBER I, 1842.
NUMf ER 84.
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AND RloSi GULD MiHE AHS LAND
FUH SALti.
George R. Alien and |
wite and otiiero •
John llelk,
liobert Belk, j
Janies Barkley, J
BV virtue ot'ihe Decree of ilie Court of Equity,
made in the above case, July Term, 1842, I will
otter lor .sale at Lancaster Coun House, on the first
Monday, (liie 7lli day) of \ovemhernext, the follow
ing Tracis ol‘ Land, situate in ’.lie District of Lancas
ter.
(/n>^ Tract conlain'uiq 243 acres, situate on Wild
Cat Creek, adjoinin;^ the lands of John Stogner.
John Cariie.s. Aeel Johnson, Ellenor Carnes and Ro
bert Belk. Upon tliis tract there is a very rich and
ruimble Sm Uice Mine, known as »iie Belk's Gold
Mine. Near si.\ tiiousund dollars worth of ore was
taken from thici mine by six or eight handa in about
fonr inoiiihs. The ore is so easily obtained, that very
hltle macluneiy is nectissary to the successlul and
prolitablc o'i‘craiion of this ^line.
iWao.Ow-uthcr Trar,\ coiitainin;^ 379 acres, adjoin-
in;!^ t!ie above and John Siogncra lands—Gold has
been (bund on this tract, and it i^: stipposed that a
rich mine will yet be discovereii upuji the Fame.
i\U['>J)ni‘utli>'.)' Tract, containing G10 acres, hound-
! ed in t)art by the State line. Mtirtin Plvler, and otli-
Also. /■«'/(',• 7’, i.e.', cci.taihing »IS a.cres, situ
ate on both
: the lands ol
i anti others.
Also, (hic ollift' ''I 'fdct. coiitaiiiiiig oSG acres, situ
ate on the Vv-.iti;rs of Turkey (Inarter Creek, bound
ed by tlie lands of Benjamin Shaver, M. Cluitonj
Wni. McKemiti ami others.
7V'r‘)!s. A cr'dit of i and ? years for the Belk
Mine. Tor the other tracts, a credit of 1, 2, and 3
y'^ars. tliepurcha-^ers giving 13omls withaj)proved se
curity, bearing interest trom 1 he day ot sale, except so
much cash as will pa v costs of suit. Purchasers ulso
to pay lor lillesj \.c.
J. H. WITHERSPOON,
Commissioner ot* F.quity.
Commissioner's Oirice. Lajicaster C. House, S. C,
St^pt. 2G, IS 12. 81....4\v
I’rinter's fee 85.
I ‘‘Are you his sister, that he feels such an interes | the lips of both, as, regardless of the presence of
your fate?” asked the Emperor. .armi •’
m
i Oh ! no, sire!” saii llenriette, tier lovely cl»e(;Ii:
f assumin" still deeper the hue oi the lose; ** I am
I o?il// his cousin.”
' ‘- All! his cousin,'" said Napoleon, glancing
, at Josephme. with a hali-stjppressed smile.
I “Oh! sire I” cried Henriette, “recollect the an-
' guish of his widowed tnolher, when she reflects that
the affection of her son lor her is the cause of his
death! What,” she cotiiinuetl, •• can I do to save
others, they rushed into each other’s arms.
! Napoleon stepped forward; I >olmarre.” said
i he, “you have just heard tVom my lips tiie ‘ale of
j this lovel}' girl's devotion and courage. Do you
love her as she deserves 7
! I could die for her,” answered Louis, proudly.
! Well, well,-’ said the Emperor, *• this severe
test of the love of one will suffice. So dutiful a son,
so faithful a lover, will doubtless make the best of
l:usbands. You, Lieutenant Delmarre, are dis
him and the poor giri, forgetting the j)resence o! ; chari^ed from your regiinent. Return to your na-
royaity, burst into tears. ^ | tive valley wiili llenriette as your bride.”
More,” said the benevolent Josphine, emerging
Tiie kind-hearted .Tosephino glanced at the Km
peror, with eyes cxpresrive of sympathy and pity
she noticed the worlrhig of his face, and felt at once
that it was very uncertain whether Louis Ddmarre
was to be shot the next morning.
Napoleon approachcd the weepinggirl—>hc has
tily looked up, and dried her tears. ‘-Myiemoi-
seife,” said he, would you give your life for his?
Would 7/ou die, could Louis Delmaire be restored
to life, liberty, and his mother
from the reccssed window, here are one hundred
louis-d’ors, as the marriai^e dowry of Henriette.-'
Rather Equivocal—pfci j your lordship's ho
nor and glory,” r» plied ‘ I shot the hare by
accident.” By accident ;;rt narked Captain O’*
tlailoran. I3y accident,”^0 tinued the postillion.
*‘l was firing at a bush, aSki tho bcste lan across
*]ny aim, all of his own accorti Yhe ''aine k ep*
er tells a dilTerent siory,” «
“ Och, don't put faith in w!'
Tim, “when he niver ca
truth any how. He toul
lordship was noi so fit to fi^
a jackass 1” Ay, ay,” ex^l
kiddy, “ indeed, and what did
yer honor, Isaid yer Iordshi]|nN vs."—'Frasier's Mag.
^
Borroiciiig Babies.—All^c vners of interesting
lied his lord.'hip —
:hat man says." if’ ^
about speak!! g t:i
e t’other day. y* '**
le chair of justice as
med V iscount Kills-
ou sav ? ’ “ Plaise
A charmin'T blush sufi'used the cheek of the beau- i children will be amused w|li the following, troni
tifJl «iri, as she veceivcd ihe ru.sci from the hand ] 'l‘e Boston D.iily Americ*.i, A £('ntleixian and
of the Emnrcss. iof that city were ed with a beautiful
“ Lon'^*live Niinoleon,'' exclaimed Louis, as, child, which attracted so hiuc i attention from the
with a heart too full'of greatful emotions for further i neighbors, that the young frequdit'y sent over
utterance, he took the hand of Henrielte, and, mak-, - borrow the baby.” M r bemg obliged to
me, iiueny, anu n.. t i t i r nd ' in--a ^rraccful obeisance, quilted the apartment. ' ^ov the child several tm ^s, IVIr. . on com
Henriette started back, deaaly pale, looued lixea- j => o ■ home to dinner, got out ♦ temper on finding it
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Iv at tha Emperor for a moment; then turning
away, she buried her facc in her hands. _\fter a
silencc of some moments, [Icnriette looked up. an
air of fixed determination rested on her face—“ 1
am willing,” said she, in a very low, calm voice.
. Napoleon looked at her in surprise, as if he had
not an'.icijiateJ so realy ail answer to his proposal:
i “ I will SC3 you ag \in.” said ho; “ in the mean time,
side.-: ot‘ th(i Potter Road, bounded by j aparlmstits lor your accommodation as
Ur. 3,nil!., Tlwuias .\cL.u.i, II. Ilui-y j j
A^ soon as the door closGd upon the fair petition
er, N:ipoIeon walked to the window against which
Josephine was Iciming, aiid said : “ 1 see how it is^;
Louis Dcimatre is the lover of this young giii
I'rue to womtin’s nature, she hai braved tlilliculty
and danger to beg for his reioaso.
“ How strong must bu the love she feels for l»ini,'
said the liiinpieos. ^ .
1 ‘-Ah'’ I'ciui'icd he. •• 1 have a mmd to suoject
Ithissanie love to a sevctc lest. Much 1 doubt
! whether she will give her life iov hun. ^evcrtne
1 less, 1 will SCO.”
i Surely,” exclaimed the Empress, “ you arc no
serious. Louis certainly can be pardoned vvithout
the death of Henriette.”
Napoleon drew her ncaier ihc window, and con
versed in a low voice.
A Sworn Anti-Tiilcr Man.—“ Hurra for Ty
ler,” shouted an admirer of the great vetoist last
evening. ■
“ To the divil I bob the whole breed, seed and ;
” shouted an Irislunan who was |
gmeration oi
said the other. " arn’t you
m. e. e.Tii0^tu
WOULD inform such of his friends as desire
his professional services, that he has removed
his Oni*‘e to Mr. Johnson’s brick house, two doors
above the “Carolina Inn,'' where he may be found
at all timc.^, unless necessarily absent.
Charlotte, February 8, IS 12.
4S...F
Notice.
IirVTIjirVD, »li^ rtr^.'Tt c-oereion oi’the lo.1151’C
of North Car.-iiun, i-
j.osiiig, by lottery, o! t!ie Jamesvillo, or Harris Gobi
Mmiitg LANDS, on the v;raters of Clear Creek in
Mtjcklenburg couiiiv and elsewhere.
■' WTLLLVM A. HARRIS.
Auszust 2-3, 1S42. G7--tml
em,
present.
“ Hallo, old sIiiTiaie^ ^
a Tyler man ?-”
‘•'Amn’t 1 a Tyler man ?” said the Irishman,
“ Is a monkey a masther of arts, I'd like to know #
No, L’m not a Tyler man, nor sorra a one of the
family, boys or gi*rls, iver was, barrin’ me father.
Lord rest his sowl, and didn’t lie fall off a house and
get kilt at the business. And when he was dyin
didn’t ne call me to him and say, ‘iMicky, avic,’
sis he, ‘be a good boy,’ sis he—and the teais began
to rim down his cheeks like bails down a tinpin al
ley, or wather down the falls of Niagare—1 will,
si.s I. '■ Pay Peggy Ivialowney the fifteen pince I
owe her for the three noggins of udiiskey.’ I will,
I'liLhcr -ngra, sis I; ‘ and pay Father McFay for
I savin" masses for me sow), when I’m restin
Troth ril do that, too, father, sis
gone as usual—“Here, Jarw, said lie, go over
to the Misses and get t|^e >aby ! and give them
my compliments, and tell tim:; I wish they’d cct a
babv of their own. and not bc-obli^ed to l >rro\v! ’
Ftnanclal.—The last good .‘ory fiom :'i >pii-
nus, is that of a gentleman wh^ ook board ;tt a hune
where but seven dollars per wt« k was cliari:- ■! 11 e
remain(d live days, and on leaving, received a Mil
of ten dollars, which he prorn; ly paid. It pnsv;,:-
ly occured to him that someth ng was urt.>iig. ai. i
he asked the i.indlord if his I rms were n-.-t >ev( u
dollars per week ? Uh, yes, tiid the hu'f. but you
have been here only live dayf and we charge tw o
dollars per day.
Well, then, returned thevit er, give me lack the
three dollars, and 1 will stay^viih you the ritt cf
the week.
in glory,’ sis ho.
A SCENE AT FONTAINBLEAU.
Napoleon was conversing with Josephine, when
i one ot the olliceis entered, and announced a young
woman IVom Lyais. •• What is her business?”
••Some petition.''aa-vered Do Merville, the officer.
•■Show her into ear presence,” said Napoleon.
Tiie oilic ‘i- soon re appeared, with a lady leaning
U'ton his arm, whose tuce (as
much as could be
Henriette stood alone in a magnificent apartment.
HoJirs hod passed unobser\^d, so intensely was she
absorbed in reverie. A small folded pape^ was
tightly giasped in ono sniill hand ; on it were tia-
ced these words:
“ A d'^serter is condemr/ d by the laws of the ar
my to sufier death. It yau wish Louis Delmarie
Ere day dawns, he may be on his way to his moth
er, whom he so much loves. ’
“ Ah.” murmured Henriette, “do I not love him
too?” i^-essing her hand upon her heait, as-if to
still its tumultuous beatings, she paced the apait-
ment. I'he door opened, and De Merville entered
He paused ere he articulated, “ Mademoiselle.
“I am ready,” replied the higli-souled Tien iette,
“ my decision is made.”
De Merville appeared to comprehrrid the import
of her words. He looked upon her in ie\eieiice,
as well as admirittion, as she stood with the hi^gh
re'==olve impressed upon her biautiful brow. ‘*I.^ol-
low me. Malemois-lie.” said he. They traversed
lon^r corriilors. and numerous suites of supeib apart-
: j ments; and. decending a staircase, quickly reached
‘ 1 an outer court co-nmunicating with the guard house.
A ValuaUc Bflf/.—“ What can you do'-" a;ked
a traveller of a country urch n whom he s:iw, in
front of a farmer's house, ticding a to;id wuh a
' O
stiaw. “ O, I can do more’n onsiderabh*. 1 ridts
the turkeys to water, milk th geese, c.n ls dow n
the old rooster, puts up the p ^’s tails in jiap^r t >
make’i-'in cuil, harnstirngi tin grasshopjH is, mai-as
fires for flies to court by, kf'ps tally tor dai and
mammy wht n they scold at mark, an 1 cuI:n the
n e’s at piayeis in the
niornin ‘ '
I, if I was to lose Katty and the children for it.—
• I’m getting wake (weak) iNlickey, sis he. and
I’ve cnlv a few words more to say—tiy cooise, for
the honor of the family, you’ll niver forgetthe.owld
fi’"ht betune the IMcIntires and us ? Niver. sis I, - ^ .
nlilo theve’3 a drop oflho blood of the O’Uol.er-' ° “ ‘•'oat «lu
iv’s in me vanes. • Xiver ict one ot lliem away
from a fair or market without layin a stick to his
head,’ sis he, and here me fiUhcr’s breathin became
short and he had just time to say before he closed
his eyes forever, ‘ Mickey, INIickey. bury me d icent
«jni7 crintaleJ'-a.sine^;.'? voii lik'e; li' Uin th(^
army, turn trasher. or even become a tailor, but 7ii-
ver be a tiler's man !—You see what it has brought
me to.’ With these words on his lips, the poor owld
man died off, and that^s the raison I register d a
vow niver to be a Tyler man, and I niver will while
grass grows or wather runs.”—Ficaijune.
we find the
The BrsTLi:.— I'his Oi». ‘labie contrivance to
rendei monsiious tlie beautifa handy woik u! ( ^u l.
we are happy to itjarn is y disappi 1111:1 j;. i j
PhiladcJplii.i, .’Jie phystcJ-»i7*'
prOiruclLVC of disease oj ike .
vailed very extensively amb*
tion bince iiic bu>tie -c.iniv^
•quence nas been, that liie If.
ally abandoned us use.
seive, that many ol the ^na^^
muiiity have abandoned this »,
ion.—Aurt/uLmjtton [Muss.)
uvtr cv'odr'in.'iL'.l jr. c/.>-
line, w hicti h.us pu, •
I the lenr.tIc ptijiul'i-
•to use. '1 he censi.-
es thefte have 1.-r
rt; also haj’jiy t > ob-
jeiisible in iliis c-iw-
:urd and loouih tush-
'azette.
tny boy.
iga in l i 1
Cause and Ejfcct.— • )o\w
the spirit cxmbileii by ilie
•• ll was nrostiy ha id cid^r ; id braiidy
“How did you tcvl ab(j|^
*• Peilicueriaiiy nice aboL#!
what IS IIjl; piistnl condi||j
‘Aiojtly lowi and d.Uriu.>i i
YOU may out.
■■loic day.',
w t dges, Si I
1 oi yon I
•ai.;,
h' y
tii’y
jnendous. iii. .
* -canned through the thick folds of a veil) was very j Kutering this. H-nrittle was ushered by her guid
i as sliti approached the small apartment.
On a ch.-iir was (lung a unifo
biic trembled
m
4-
leav:' to iMtorin his
vW l'iin !s aiiil the public,
- ‘ tin; ];:M^intiiines to carry on the
( J>(
i t ^':)ot!i east wing of
' \ ^pl.n;; > lii'ick l.-;-isi'. wlii're
.r 4 lit' \'. lii !>e reaiiy to necoiniiio-
V. !io may tavor him
j aii> n
whispered her guide, kindly
••take couraije, but answer
'1^
w.
r^-
nl.U’
P.eing
1 iiie li ccipt et the
ri; ;ind Pl'.'.':-.dd|dna
. liis b*\ Ivj >.iali not bt‘.
eri
i.te
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I be.iutilul.
I iloor.
! “ Ma ie;no!^^ Hi.'. '
pressing her ban ! _
promptly what' Ver qiustion tlie Emperor may pro
pose. lie dett sis he?italion.” Then ushering her
into the spacious apartmtnl, he bowed and retired
The trembiing gitl, perceiving Napoleon, on
whom her foiuhst hopes depended, forgot herself
and her timidity—she thought only of another.
Throwin»- herself at the feet of Napoleon, she ex
claimed, m a voice choked w'lth emotion, Meicy !
siie 1 sue for mercy and pardon.” She couli ar
ticulate no more.
Josc[)hine siej)ped from her partial concealment,
and, a;iproaciimg the prostrate girl, contributed
mote by her symp ithising words of encouragement
to lestoa' thf couiage of the young petitioner than
evi n th'“ Emperor, by the grticiousn ss ot his man
ner. as he bade her arise. ” Vour pt tition, niade-
moiit lie."' said he.
Htniieile Arm in l (for that was her name) look
ed imploimgly at the Emperor, and txclamied. 1 j
A .ti 4
\
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ri:>io'ruY ii.
; i.d'taitv’d tlio NL\NS1 >N llOl ST., for ]uib
;!inadatie-n, ini^)nns his triends and the ]nib-
thiit he is n>»\v prepared to receive and
who iu;;V i’lvor hiiu with their patron-
g.'i.. ■'.uiV,
ntfi
""b ' TA1»LE slii.ll alv ,iys be well and ]>lentiful’y
inrii d wiih every thiiej;’ the covmtry alVords, to
>e and satisfy the palate e\i*n of an epicure.
Hi- liAR will be found I'arnished with a choice
>11 :>t Litjuors. \\ iiiv’S and Cordials, both tor-
tian ,md domestic.
%{ r VBLES shall be constantly attended by
aid attentive hostlers and supplied with
liii n t \>rovend e r
P-. The Stage ‘ ;dl»'e is kept at the Mansion
C l til'.ne, N. C., May C'?, 1S12. G4....bm
Vh! sire, I as!c pardon for Lauis Ddinairt. who
is condemned to be shot to-morrow. Oh! grant
him yo.ui I'oyal paid«j^i.'’
A clot! i guthu’ed on the brow of Napoleon, as he
intuiuiited her with—” A deserter, mademoiselle;
he has twice dLSCiteii. No; he must be made an
t .xample of. for the remainder of the regiment ’
•• iSut the caase of his desertion !” cried Ht nri
(Ue, in agony ; “ ho was compelled to join the ariny
against his will. ’
What wasllic cause of his desertion?” inquired
N a poll on.
“Two weeks since,’” answered Henriette, - he
it'Ct'ived iiews that an onlj remaining parent, his
mother, sire, was on her deathbed, and longed day
and m^ht to behold her son again. Louis knew
that relief or release was impossible. His mind
was closed with one thought—that she might close
her eyes forever, ere they rested on a so*i she had
loved so fondly.”
asked Josephine, with interest
ipartment. where she was soa
herself
giment to which Louis belonged. On ^ > •.
a largo plumed cap. H( nrit tte comp • ..ded a!'
in a moment Ci'iickiy h'abitmg hets If m th-* uni
form, she stood before the small mir or; and, gath
ering up h“r be iutiful long tiess« s in a knot, placi.d
the cap upon h'O head, k^ni- almost Uiteied a cij
of ioy at the success of her transformation. She
knew that sin* was to l>e l d to the fatal ground at
the morning’s dawn. The b'lllet which would
huve strucir Louis to the earth would pierce h(M
heart; but sh*- shrinik not back. Love triumphed
ov‘r the timid woman’s nature. “ Louts s mothc-i
will bhss rn* in he; heart,” she whispered. Louis
hiins*df will never furgtt me! Ah! often has he
sworn that he loved me better than all things be
sides !’ D.awmg a lock of rav> n hair from hei
i hoS'.an, siie pn ssed it to her lips, and then breathed
I a nrayer to IL avt n.
Morning dawn* 1. The sound of footsteps arous
ed Henriate. She started up. grasped the band el
lair. awaiting the summons. The door opened;
the uvo soldiers entered, npeating the name of Lou
D htiarre; th-y sibnly led her
Dow, Jr—In Dow’s last sermon,
following rich morsel :
“ Man looks upon life just as he docs upon the
women—there i's no living with them, and he can’t
live without them. He will run after them—and
rather than be held, he will loose h;s coat-tail and
character—kisses them for love, and kicks them for
leading him into trouble. So with liip. I say he
partakes of its pleasures and then damns it for its j
pains—jrathers boquets of bliss, and when their blos-
‘sorns have
faded he tinds himself in possession of a 1 ^
: briars—which is alluding to a little inci-j Po-^'; m a canvass, ha ing acco-i. d a llaat
j,, Paradise when man was as ii'^dcsman, wham he solicited for his vote, uil u.aa
worm, and as unsuspicious as a j answered, • i cannol give y 1 my tui-jtoil; 1 a
iree toad m a thunder storm. Ho was tiien to in-| mire your abiiities, but confc.md,your |ainciph ’
crease and multiply, and .so accordhigly increased
his cares and curses, multiplied his miseries and
peopled the world v.’ilh a parcel ot candidates for
perdition—and I am one ol them.”
. t , occured
ti n as a tobacc
* % J I
Mr. Fox replied, ■ AJy triei I, i apjdaud y
your sincerity; but confotmd .'our miUiners.
Curran, walking one day ’ ith a friend, v/iio w:is
extremely precise in his pr lunciation, tiie latter
hearing a person near him 9a; curositf/ lor t:j, tosih;,
exclaimed, *• How that fellb\' murders the Eogli^n
language. “ Not so bad,” f id Mr. Curian, ‘•he
has only knocked an J out,”.
a
-t
IS
forth to di'
'I'ht soldit rs. whos bullets wer‘ to pierce the heart
ot Louis, ha i tak> n their proper places, and only
awamd th^' word of command from the Emperor,
who was stationed at a window commanding a view' |
of the whole sc ne. , , •
•*Oh!” cri*‘d Josephine, who stood by hun, but
cnnc af ll by the window drapery from the view
of those below , - Oh ! sire, I c:m endure it no long
er ; It s(cms loo much like a dreadful reality. Mark
thed' Vottd gnl. No shrinking back, she seems
calmly awaiting the fatal moment. ’
•' Stop ! ’ cried the Etnperor. ’* Louis Delmarre
is pard’med. I revoke his sentence.”
A loud burst of applause from the lips of tiie sol-
dies followed this announc- rnent. Not one of them
but loved and respected their coiTirode. The next
moment, ere they could press around to congratu
late tiie suppos'd Louis. De Merville had eagerl\
drawn the bewildered Henriette tnrough the crowd.
a fix. The Ilov. once upon a time car
ried his written sermon into the pulpit, and stuck
it in the crack of a box just m front; but somehow
or somehow Ise. xn li*‘n he rose to read out tht' hymn,
he shoved the manuscript cl ar through, plump in
to the box, the key of winch was non comeatiivs. j It v.ould have rerjuired genius of a Jfogarlk
While the congregation sang, the good man tried 1 to have painted the likened* • of the t longated fa-
every expedient to fish out his sermon through the | ces of the ultra Clay whi^;ii f Boston, when Dan-
ctack, but in vain; at last he rose and remarked • i.d \Vebster told thenj tluit i bank of the Entled
with f>-reat earnestness: i\Iy brethren, I brought :i States u-as altogether out df the question. It was
sermmi with me, and stuck it in a plaguy crack j a/i obsollte ideal !
down here, but it 1 as slipped clean through, so 1 j
cannot got it ; however, I will read a couple 01 chap- \ C(T$ar had the testimony •
ters from the book of Job, which are a gretit deal j anil y« t he* i fused a chali
bitter than any senaon I ever wrote.— I cm. Adco- i. [f Anthony is \\--arv of !ife
catc.
V. S. Loan.—T'he New Yorl: Journal of Com
merce of Saturday says;—“The Bank ot Com
merce is authorized to supply appli'^ants with Uni-
tetl States six per cent, stock, having twenty years
to run. Certificates will be issued with coupons in
sums of 1.000, 83,000, $5,000, or $10,000, Or
will be made transferable only on the Register’s
books, as may be preferred.”
“thei;e are other wavs to i:h besid-
mv sword.”
ages to hiS bravery,
ige from Aniiu.ny —
ell him.” Said Caj-^ar.
the |;uint ef
litte
ciil
u hat makes
Exjjlanniori;.—“ (jrnndfib” said
with msy cheeks to any e! dame, '
it thtmder and lighten T‘
“ Well, mv darling. I’sprij the light of the bles.s-
ed sun gets lodged in the and when a snag
on't g ts uogether it busts. "Ihe streaks that tly out
is the hghtnin*, and the bu|i;n’ is the thunder-'-—
Porllu/id Avjitrican.
Did she d^e? astved Josephine, witn i^i^eres.^ 1 she had
lame, replied Henriette. ^ she at last | ^ moments before. Resume your
recovered. But hardly had Louia receu^ i M id* moiselle.” hurriedly whispeied he.
Notice.
FOR WARN ull persons from trading for a^Note
;riv-n to Robert A. Parks, Guardian tor Susan
Sidtl of «?46 50 cents due the last of December
n^t’ as the Negroes I hirtid proved unsound and of
little use, and I don’t intend 10 pay the said note un-
til ooinpellcd by Ui«. .fjjoMAS MCCALL.
Alecklenbur^j Co.. l-\ 1812 82 .,tt
blessing, and been folded to her arms, ere he was 1
lorn Irom her grasp by the ofiicers of justice, and
dragged hither. Oh! must he die? Mercy, sire,
1 beseech you.”
“ xMademoiselle,” said Napoleon, apparently soft-
tned, “this was the ScCond otfence; name the first—
you omitted that.” , 1 •
“ It was,” said Henriette, hesitating and colormg
'• Loose no tune. The Emperor wishes to see you.
I will return soo».”
H- nrirtte was like one in a dream ; but a gleam
of delicious hope thrilled her soul; she felt the
dawningsof happintss break upon her heart. Soon
again resuming her pretty rustic habilimerils, De
Merville re-appeared, and'on ceagain she trod the
A llc])uhlican Sentiment.—State De-1 ' ^
mocrat says that ‘ the time must come when a man ■ —Some Solomon, a ^11 tiint, has
shall have weight in the community in proportion out the following snug^i i^i**:
to the size ot his soul, and not to the weigiit of his , u ygy cannot inspire e woman with Ijvo for
money Vjags. or to the extent of his lands or to t.ie ■ |]|[ |jpj. above' the brim 'vith love for h , rs. If.
value of his merchandise. and all that runs over w ilfl yours.’ '
Joe Smith Arrested.—The St. Louis Evening
Gazette of the 6th inst. says that, a report was
I Toast given at tfie B3tf.^ Hoiticulture Ftiii-
brought to that city on that day by a steamboat that j
Joe Smith, the Mormon leader, had been arrested ;
and had been taken to Carthage, the jconsenllo hQ paired.
»I . Til I/-, tirn-1 i.r nn f>Vain!nitlOn. I
irifc.s.—ThO opplis of^4 ^ ^o married men
sour grapes to old bdch^^s—may the ladies all
u vvas—that he heard I was to marry Conrad j audience room of the Emperor. Lifting her eyes
Fetrant, whom 1 dclest as he does,” add^ Henri-1 f.om the ground a_s
ette. v.’ith
! bcheU An joy
Hancock county, III., to undergo an examination
A Painful Picture.—collector of Warren
county, I^iississippi, reports 900 taxable persons
within his district, as unable to pay their State taxes.
“ Every Dog must have his Day. The^lo-
bile papers announce the marriage ut James Daug
IQ Mary Day.
Short.—A lady made a onipipint to Frederick
the Great, King of Prusijia,
‘ Your majesty,’ said she, 'my husband truits a'
bddJy.’ \ ^
I * That is none of my busi *€55/
I ‘But he speaks very ill o: you.*