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V!- k J -T'iT V. "J11"" V , WcHlxicTlIlVlVl mMMtW5fiKflS: Jii." ?T 0"TAT IS THE COMMON PROPERTY 0W'elTI?WP; - T - M "TBS KDATjH; CAJlOUilAN : -44.11 drBC , . , - S 50 .tXhe end of six raon Uis ' 3 00 'kMhe end of the year a 3 50 . j-vf AlvertUinc 5 1 " . aVji'irur Hm Sr'at, and thirty ent f Win yewill.fc elyargod , according .JQ1 f njattar inaertvd. . . " , g.kvvArui3tniWa; lie, par crtnfbiicher. "rtxilaaip,i:ai eit or SfJliiNU ... t . ' i -Tj rai aaJI at thH weat "-rflSP' A'" T-J".,af -Uaa aW aia - BCLER AND STATIONEttl iGPibcateU JiiinseU . in Fayettevillg en Cay airtfi doors from Mr Hale'a.BooJc Store?.iafeefkconatantly-on hand a P"1'1"' aortment of Bo.oka and Stationery. -Re inVites the public tp jUy an examine hia aelectiens, whether deairoaeja'ehasing oi noU . . BeinBokl)i'nder, and provided with a complete aet of towla'ana apparatua, he is prepared to execute It kinds of binding, from the plainest Jo the most- ' cosily. A: ' y ' - ' . ,1 - . . He tolicita-the. patronage of his fellow citizena 9 Fa yntteriMa ami the surrounding country. Au. 17. 1844, 261-y. WANTED. BUSHELS OF ASHES, imme. diately, for which a fait price will 3 W. McLl McKAY be Tiai. V. March , 1844. 263. if. Forvrardinff and Commission H 0 ;U-S E. HALL ft HALL ' WOULD inforn the merchants of the tntorior that Ihev have in connaction with tRe gen eral grocery busineas, added that ofthe Ferward 'mg ; nd having large and cinimodious Ware houses on the bank of -the River, are, prepared Ao receive ttd forward Gooda upon inch terms will ilivU i-nmnetitiniv ' our charges and expenses be- in? on third less on the freight bills tan any other homtrm the pl;rfR. .- All G.iads slii;pd toQ. W. Davis of Wilinwsr ton, for th interior, and not otherwise directed, will be found in our possession. " An?. 17, 1844. - 274-1 1. ' Harness Makin The subscribe? has on hand and for sale, at re duced prices 35 acta f harness, assorted, and a tew carriage trirnmings, &c.,: low for cash, oron JBort crudi: to punctual customers. " - Qi and barouche tepa, and harness ot all kinds repaireJ. and carriages re-trimmed in best style, at hort notice, and at low prices. ... . vJ iCJAll orders will be promptly "-e"""" rTe work dnne in the most tasteful and satisfactory Jfust.Keceived. By C. A. BROWS', 500 GOOD COCOANUTS. Ati. 4,t844. -- - -J--w K-R this method ta irrferm tliew "fnenda U , -,nd costomera both in towir and country, : rnmired their stock lAr the " Sorin- nd Su.n.ner trade. Awe-have selected . -S,Sjs from th best and cheapest assortments JimA - ft we corrli.lcnt we are enabled to "'"; ' . - T 7'. - . I -ill f.vrtr no 'ivajmireaiisiacii.n io . -TA-TvJ. . iwth in the nnee aruraoairt v ol Our stock consuls in pari oi - .; ... : Rift &. Cuba CJotiee, foito riico, l-t. vncans . r I Rnu.ir. L.iverDOOl acKAlum, won -s. Snlt finbhls.l N.Orleans and West India Molasses,, Sweden Bn?H.h anl Mountain c.j-IL.Ii and Aineriuaa-B'lHer Stel, Nails, . - ' i..Lh.witK i general assortment ef table .vanawViKGatlery, &c. &c.. : ... , , , , BleicSeiand unbleached Dom-jstics ; Bod,Ticlt-. !rTMurmW -M.Wlin deX.ain4; Irish Linen; Al- pacca; eli5; Kentucky Jns;-Cottor. and ISilk Shawls nrf Hankerchiefe; Ribbonsi Hits; Shoes; BoiuietsC&c ke." ,.v , - - -NOWjtff STORE & FOR SALE - rV: I. w:-westerri Bacon. ; CcCS&hfels clean Corn. 1 -..Sdfi dd. I Oats, 100do i Peas, f ALL( whrjb will be sold at the lowest mar VtH ficerfor CASH, by - JONES & DUNN, , jCnsi 7,.l 844. 273-tf. Foot of Hay mount. L JIARDWARE STORE. -Oynr--rson Street, opposite tnc: vTrrHE Subscriber announces to the public in general, and to his friends and old customers' tl'jn particular, that he is now opening an entiie new. i Stock of Goods, " Consisting f ". j. V A'-iQd Cutlerj;, "r" I y Saddlers' Materials" i i! -Carriage Makers' Materialtr Carpenters' Tools, ' :V Paints, Oil,'and Groceries. : : : And inasmuch as quTcsilee are desirable, all may eaicniaio wun pertect connaeace on getting gooa "S bargains. . - ; i-r JAMES BAKER April 13, 1644. i . . The Inclined Water -flk itl. kpiistnjll '' of wutetlpoWer, is now completed and in sue cessful operation at (he Cool Spring Mills In this Town. The invention was'designed to Save water in its operation andthereby remedy the difficdity Hw existing on aqcuunt of its scarcity. This wheel will perforin the same labor with less than half the water required. to drive the tub-wheel, and if ap plied in place ofthe flutter-wheel the ssrVing must be still-greater ThenunAer ofiMtlls (trow in op eration qy these wheels) that become scarce of wa ter ia the summer, is supposed to average 80 or SO per cent. II these Mills can be suCcceafulfy operal ed with even half the water now required, it is ob vioua that the supply of water w ill toe abundant. The Inclined. Water Wheel ia its construction can be placed at any elexalion to suit ihe condtiion ofthe pond, thereby securing a sufficienl headabjove the' wheer, whichls important to ill -mills, where thefwater Is at any lime liable to become scarce. In this particular the Inclined water wheel has a decid ed advantage above the Overshot, which requires a sufficient "fall and constancy of water, pnd is also expensive in its' const ruclioh : Whereas, the In clrari Water Wheel can be buitt at much Irss ex peose can besuccessfully applied to any mill or machinery that is propelled hy wat?r, and will .run well in back water. This Wheel is said to rank jn power with" a high 'breast wheel, an can be geared with either cogs or hands, but flie Utter being con sidered cheaper and morA dnrable, I have adopted them. Having obtained a Patent in December last, I.haveabstained from giving publicity Xp the inven tion, 'or offering to sell any Righto, until other?, as wetl as mvaelf.ehoald become satisfied nf its advan tages. I am no. ready to dispose of the ri?ht to .isesaid invention hy counties, districts and States --a a 'also single rights. Millwrights, Mill owners, and the public generally are invited to call and ex am in e' the invention. - The machinery, it, repprsented in the plate above, can be made more simple, by which one halfofthe expense of ennstrm-tion will be di minished hut-the amount of watt-r saved will be less. -1 shall have both, modes of construction with a statement-of materials lor each printed in' hand bills) which I design for those who wish further in- formatjou on.lh subject. JOHN T. GILMORE. FsyetteviIie.Uct 21. 1843. 243-v. OOECTIONARIES. - JUST received by the lastacrivalsliom New York and-Pliiladelphta, vii'n PeppermintCandy. - Lemon Candy, -.Sugar ' .. d Cream -do - . tiircn do reppcrmint tSarley, Hoarhound do Lernon Lumps. Peppermint Lumps, A Cornells assorted Plums. Cornucopia nas'd flume, riisses with M ottos, Frech JojuboPaste, Cinnamon Comfits, ougar Almond, - ited Kock.uandy, ouritt ao vv nue ao Large Tlu.-ns, Yellow do Caraway assorted Plums, West India Preserves, innamon Bar Candv , tsenceg, lor Cakes, Scotch Carvays, - ' Tamarinds, Peppermint Drops, . Citron," . : - Suar Sand, ass'd colors, Cordials, &c.,&C, &c, . - JlL.SU RaisirisT Currants, ' English Walnut s Filberts Chestnuat soft-sliell Almonds. Butter Nms. Lem on Syrup, Port Wine in bottles, Pepper Sauce, Ca parSjQlLvea, Pickles by the gallon or jar, Mustard, Sweet Oil, Table Salt, soila. butter and suzar Bis cuits, Cheese, New York dried Beef, ground Cin- Hauavf,, Bun vtuvca, in mega ana mace. An assortment of Children's Willow Waggon, Cradles, and Chairs, logetner won a supply ot French Baskets-tor tA- .dies. . - , A fresh supply of German and French" lare Do! heads, wax and commorr, -large and email Brass Cannons, Toy Guns and Sword.-, Whips, Drums, a lutes, ace, cc, &e., &c. - EW FANCY ARTIGtES.- Consisting in part, vixt Hair, flesh, whisker, nail, tooth and shaving Brushes, Bunaloe and Imitation Riding, tuck, and side Combs, Silver and German, silver I tumbles and Pencils, with a splendid col lection of Glass Work and other articles too tedious to mention. - o -; s ... PERFUMERIES. Military and " Nav-y Shaving " Soap, 'W ash Ball Soap, Cream, Bell, Rose and other -scented Soaps, "Macasfor, 4niiqeandBc ar'a OitP enMpDi, flqsh Powder, powder Boxes and PuirsJXlttp" of Roses, Preston Salts, assorted, Ladies' Fancy Smelling Bottles, Lip Salve,' Court Plaster, assorted color.-,' Cord Cream, Macajsor Cream, Bear Grease, wilha general assortment of Extracts of Perfumery, for Hankcrchiefs, Orange Water, and genuine r rench and German Cologne Water. . PZtZXTCZPO SZaGAXiS. Of choice Brands, "Regalias," "La Norma," and Ladies'Segars ; Mrs Miller's Scotch and Macco- boy Snuff In bottles and bladders, Cut arid' Smok- inff Tobaceo, and a supply of one and common German Pipes. ;"'. , MASON'S CHALLENGE BLACKING. SIX gross ofthe above article, very superior and cheap, 6 do-, Mason's Black and Blue Ink, as sorted sizes. . . . IPresh Oranges. V i - CA.fiRowir; Nr,v. 9. 1813. 24tf-y. ' ' . r .' SEASON, ' SALMON, - S"had, Mackerel, No. J., Trimmed Herrinff, . Roe Hernn, - Shad Roe in pickle Venison Hams, - ' . Rock do- AJc" Barrela superior Apple Vmegar, with almost every article in theGrocery line. " r -- . ' , , . JAMES R. GEE. ... ALSO Bet Chewing Tobacco, Common do , Smoking Tobacco, Snuff of all kinds all of which will be kept on hand until Folk and Dallas are elected-. Hoke too. J. R. G. June 29, 1844 ' i S79-tT. J rinHB 'roba.frihr-4 w iSaarSiltrSiWof -an wamotio'tf i Mi "ii W3 lit y fc5 A!(r&a?b'aL Payette ill c, My't,'14 - Comprising a arge and extensive assorfment of Dry Goods, liardn are andputlery, Hats, Bonnet Shoes, - Umbrellas, "Parasols, Cotton and Wool Cards, writing-and wrapping Paper, " Coffee! d Sugar, Druga and Medici nep. &e- &c, weil worthy the attention of country Merchants which wijl be offered at low prices for cash or country produce. . "' JOHN D. STARR. 5 .April 20,4844v. ' 2G9-tfc - . - " ' - Fever an4 Ague, or Cliills land Fevers, cured in dbe dayt : by Dr. Champion's Vegetable 'Airue. Medicine. Persons Wishing to purchase will find the above valuable Medicine at J. H. HA WLEY'S Store in. FayeUevillc. AtSO, Dr. Champion's Anti-Billious, AntK Dispeptic purifying and Cathartic PILLS-the best anti-Billious or purgative Pills now in use.. Purely Vegetable. - - . . J. H. HAWLEY has alsoor sale all of Mr Thompson's valuable Meuicmes, J. H. t has also a good stock ol Groceries f an tuna. ' June 22, 1S44. " 278-y. HOUSE PAINTING " AND GLAZING. AXSOM BIRD -won Id inform the public that he is engaged in House Painting, and is prepared to execute any wr in town or country entrusted to him, in plain or fancy colors, and all kinds of grain ing wiln neatness, durability and despatch ; and most respectfully 'solicits a trial from all wishing work done in his linei When met engaged in the country h" may be found on application at Messrs J H"& J Martine's, FayetleviLe, N. C. - Me takes the liberty to refer to the follow inn gentlemen for- whom he has workfd : ' ' Rev J B Buxton, Faycfleville. Wm B Wrisht, E-q. do. Daniel Mt-Diarmid, Cnmtx-rland county. Louis D Henry, Eq., Raleigh. DrHH Itobinson. Elizabetlitown, Bladen co.' -Dr-Wro.Li Andrews Bjden co ThomnB Smith, Esq. . do J Medley, Es-j., Anson co. "" -f Fayettevillc, June I, 1844. SfS-yTrl HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Hats, Shoes, Crockery and Hollow Ware, Besides a General Assortment of Anions which are 9 Pi'ot, Beaver, Doe Skin and Mule'HairCloth Cassimeres; VestingSjSattinets; Kentucky Jeans; Flannels; tslankets; -iMuslin-de-Uam s; Uomba Zioes; Alpacas; merinos; v initr onawis ; fancy Prints; Dimitys; Jaconet, Swiss, Mull and Book Muslins, and Bishop Lawns ; White and colored Cambrics; Sheetings- Irish-Linens ; Shirtings: White and bfcfk Hose and Half Hose ; -.Worsted, Clastic and oolton suspenders; sewing, spool and Flax Thread : Coat Trimmings, &c.&c; which 1 am determined to sell low to thnsewho wilt favor 'me with a call. (Next door to fc.. Fuller.) ' . - D. McLAURIN Oct. 2, 1843. , . 241-tf. " AGENCY For he sale of . Timber, Limiber, and Naval Stores. . HAVING located myself in Wilmington for 'he puepose of selling TIMBER LUA1BER, TURPENTINE, TAR, &c , 1 would say to. the public, that nothing shall be wanting on my part to the giving of cm ire satisfaction. I tafce this op portunity of acknowledging mv obligations to those who have patronized mr, aivl hope loshare, a por lioo ol the business ot the public senerallv. ' STEWART PIPKIN. Wilm'wigtonjN.C, March 16, 1844. ,264-1 y. REWAKD. RAN AfW-AXfrm-M"ae, Sub scriberr itrl liea tteY.pa rt -Uf M a rch as', a negro man named LAR RY, about thirty years of age, abont five leet seven' or eigni inches high, tolerably black, and and will weigh about 140 pounds. He has a scar on the back of one of his hands. T nnrrhascd 'he said boy from Haynes Richardson, formerly of Bla den, county. I suppose be is lurking about the neighborhood where he was raised. I will give the above reward for the confioement of said nerb so that I can get him again. ' Any communication re specting him will be thankfully received, tobe ad dressed to me at Dumas' Stoer, Richmond county, N. C. - H. B. BILLINGSBIE. July S, 1844. 281-tf WOULD respedful ly inform thocitiaens of Fayetteville and the public geneially, that he has taken the stand- recently occupied by E.J.Clark, n Gillespie Street, 5 donrs South of the Mark.et Square, where he will man ii fact h re and keeD con- star tly on hand an assortment of TIN AND SHEET' IRON" WARE. Persons wishing' to purchase would do welf to call and exatttine his stock before purchasing else where, as he is determined to eeH as cheap as any other manufacturer in ihe State. . ' ' - '" '.' BAKERS of an entirely new pattern.". ' ROOFING done in thi fastest style, and best manner. Also GUTTERING-. Aug. 17, I844i. 6I-y. ' 'If i - 4 , 1 fiii, just; received;: by me late ar- pic i of fals from the;North. a larce as fportment of . - aew .aa- a WW aaa BkaT LAtnyug wnicn aire ; , , - Premium Flints', (new style,) ' - - Alpacasreolored arfrd black. . Jaionet and Cambric Muslin. . .. Gimps knd Fringes, assorted, . Irinh T.inenB. I.Hwna. and Dianem. 1;5 Sohinet Laces and Editings. k-i Stack and colored Lace Veils, - , ; Suuerfine Ctoins ancCGassimercs, Herino Cloth and Kentucky Jeans, k 3 J to.6-4 bleacd and brown-Domestic?, - "t jCaruetinc , T - - - -wy w Jfenasvlvao LA-'and.ol her Jeans, many otherarticles, compnsirrga very larse assfltment ; alf of which, being purchased by the P8aefer Casli:will be offered srtferylow prices fpr -tasb or oa the tiaual time to. punctual cosr- 4 IWirch 23, 1844. , . ., , "S6S- WUS'lyetfWved. an assortrrienrof SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, among which-are - ;Fine fsicjr Prints and Lawns, - Balzarilesvand Balzarine Mualina and Prints, M nilinnd f!rane le f.ftinea Organ! Muslins and Ginghams, , t-Bnmbaznesj Alpaccas, and Challeys, f Black Gl-.ghams nd Lawns, , T- i. ' . Summei Cloths and Cassimers, , Gamriro-ms, Drillings, and Linens, RicV Balracre and Filit Shawls, ' V Silk Lace and Filit Cardinals- arid Cabe,'- - B'lf'e Gimps, Silk Fringe, and Gimp Trimmings .-.Riei Camel ion Brocade Silks,- - Thead and Gimpure Lace and Edgings, Lise Thread and Maclin Lace and Edgings, &c CR 0 C E R IE S. motagsRio, , i ' x lOiaa old" Javaj""vj - 10ags Cuba. i, SCofleei .r " - 15 ags.Laquira,-.:-J ,. -L" a -3'J .ass St Domingo, ) . -' 1 0 Ihds. Sugar, assorted. - J- t Loafand Powdered Sugar, ' - i bids, retailing Molasses, - 1 15ehils.- New York (Bne) Alum snd sack Salt - -Greei and black Teas,&c &c. - Foisaleby , GEO. MeNEILL. May II, 184." 272-y ijust JRcceived : Flack and second mourning Balzorines, . Do do Lawns and Muslins, Some very handsome new styled Prints, Plaid and Book Muslins and Cambrics, Paper Muslins and Cambrics, . -' i. i i i ..!.... f r Crrmped dimity Copes and Collars, Pine fancv drrss cans and Canes. : B.aek and fancy colcredMitts, Ladies' black silk Umbrellas. ALSO, A few barrels Coflce Crushed Sugar; none such in town. -Above, tojether with njy atock on hand, makes up a zood assortment for the retail trade, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices. , C. CAISON. 1 June 8, 1844. 276-tf. NEW CHEAP GOODS. WH.l.tAM McINTYRE HAS received and now" offers for eale at reduced rates a "new and chbice'assortment of ' ; REASONABLE GOODS. Comprising Prints, Ginghams, LawneBaizorines, Muslins, Bombazjnes, Alpacca, Lustres, Cassi meres, Summei Cloths, Pantaloon Stuffs, Vestings Handkercheifs, Cravats, Neckr Stocks, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, "Threads, Bleached Shirtings, Irish Linens, Bed Ticks, Buckram, Canvas &c, in all their various styles. , ., ALSO Umbrellas, Sun Shades, Parasols, Straw Bonnets; Hats rif every kind and color, Shoes, dressed and sole Leathet.' " " WhiUemore Cotton and Wool Cards. . GROCERIES. Imperial and Gunpowder Te.s,- Loaf and Bronn Suar, Molasses, Coffee, Spices, Ac. . i - HARDWARE, Src Fins, Needles, Fish Hooks, Knives and Forks, Pens and Pockrt Knives, Scissors, Buttons, Combs, Bar Iron, Cast Sieel.Collins' Cast Steel Axes. , ' 30 bbls. Mess Foik. . J ' 25,00f Principe Cigars. - " Mgy 4, T844. . . . ''' . 27f-Cm. 3ATTLE fc BISHOP, WHOtESAI't "iCaROCEKS, COMMISSION -MERCHANTS, ; . iteeeivingr and Forwarding' : AGENTS, J.' - V WILJllJ'Gto.Y, C. A. J. BATTLE 1 ' H. M. BISHOP, J . . " " ' 285-3m. Encourage' Homo. M a nufa ctur e s . Gardner and CARRIAGE MeKethan, .'MAKERS'. HAVE now on hand and for sale a' much larg er 8"toek of Work than asusf, oohsist- ing of " '- -'-' - - Carriages, Barouches, Buggies, Sulkeys, Wagons, &t. " Persons wishi n to bov. would dn well In call and Ixnmine their Work- nfld pVices, whjeri have Seen ledueed to suit this times. - -"- f ICJ Repairing neatly - executed at short notice ana at reaocea prices. . ' Aug. 10, 1844. . &39-ly. ,'vWbillM knd FrewA rilanjh wwrrencli andrri4rTltlneriT3r1lH From Arthur's Ladies Bo. THE RELATION OF BRO., - AND SISTEIV ' Tb importiuit Telatin -wbicb. ia roiners, .cannot ne apprecwet. - . . " . . . . ' n . . gfeater knowledge ot Ihe World in rtons lo young men, man gina to I fun r-sjji ne SHppoevu'fO pwweiis ; .avw - wrlriiri Im0 von fa nraht- bv mV-el ibU matter, and to bsAievB JWWC" J tallica f " .. . : i iwi.:. iul l-?-Ba'l YOU, mill tuui, vuijiuaiiio-Huwi-w.crariaT muy- uH'uoeciiui tiuciiis w i-T.iv.-a wi brothers 1ftnn diaipjition.lr4 wm Uofo I -MIaiia- t2ksal id ntl- their concern!,- atid let -tuent "( their inlfrest and their pleasures are liberal ly provided for in Mbe family arrnngements. Never disclose their lirrle secrets however an impoTtant'tbey may ajsetri to you ; never pain them by any ill-timed -jokej never repress their fe'elings- by 'ridicule ; but be" their tenderest friend, and then you may become their utiles! adviser. If separated from them by the coarse ef school- or college education, make fl point of keeping up your intimacy by full,- freehand J and "atleciiowale coTresponuence ; ana wnen ihey return lo-lbe paternal roof, tit thark- wArd age between -youm and- mnnhdod, wnen reserve creep's -over the mind, like an impene trable veil, surfer it not to interpose between you and your brother. Cultivate their friend- ship and intimacy with al! the address andj tenderness yon possess ; for it is of unspeaka ble impot ranee to them-that their sisters should be iheir "confidetiriar friends. Consider the loss of a ball or party, for the sakt; of making ihe evening pass pleat-antly to your brothers at borne, 'as a simtlt sa"crifice; one you should un hesitatitrslv make.-- If they go inW coropaily whh you, see thatlhey are intniduced kr the most desimble acquaintauccsj and srlo them that- you are interested in iheir'acqurttmg themselves wtrH IfVou are so trappy as to have elder urothers, you should be equally aWisiduous in cultivatrng" their friendship, though the advaneea-must oi course be aitferenlly' made. Asf tney have long been accustomed To lrat yrni ost 6 child, you-inay meet with srrme repulses when you . i e l: i . aspire lo beoome a- companion a ua a-menu; but do not be discouraged by this. - The ear her - maturity of chin, will soan reoderyou their equal in sentiment, if not it knowledge, and your readv sympathy will "soon convince thfm ..f it Thuv will be ameenbW swrpfised. -,.. i -v. ..,.1 ..m . ......... ..-. . :r o - i icaiiisu wv. uitBiiiiim iubshi m. r- i - I.l--::....i u:-u j r-irrv.S.eJ.'lL"r- i .-. . . . -'k t-r I i, f courage tbera lo be perfeclW f ly W - - .V jfJ C&?Jl '--twoeu ihey nna mitt roTmefwaynraia ui-4 i .w..: ;t r :t,fl I...-!!. -1 gent companion, understanding at a glance what is passing in their hearts; and love and confidence ou yovr part will soon be repaid in kind. Young men often feel ihe want of a confidential friend of ihe softer sex, to sympn thize with them in their littre aflfaira of senti ment, and "happy areihosc Avho find one in a sister. '.- ' -" Once possessed of an elder brother's confi dence, spare ira paiBs to preserve it convince him, by the little saciifkcs bf personal con venience and pleasure which you are willing lo- make for him, that when you do oppose his wishes, it is on priuciple and for conscience sake ; then will you be a blessing to him, and, even when -differing from you, he will loveand respect you the more for your adherence "a high standard. - - - - - ' S many temjilations beset -young meu, of which young. women know nothing, Jhat it. is 'ofthe utmost impoi tan re that your brothers' evenings should be happily passed at home, that their friendV should be your friends, that their engngemetflssbouldbe (be same im yours, and lhat various innoceat amusements should be provided for them iu the 'faro iiYscircle. I. Music isnn accomplishmenl, chiefly valuable as a home enjoyment, as rallying round. Ifte piano the various members of (be. family and harmonizing iheir -hearts as ,wejl as voices, particularly in devotional strains.- - I know no more agreeable and interesting spectacle, than thaf.of brothers and sisters playing and sing ing together those elevated compositions Jn music and poelry which gratify" ihe las'e and purify the heart, whifst their fond parents s it delighted by. I have seen and beard an elder sifter thus, leading, ihe family choir who was the suul of harmony to ihe u hole household, and whose life was a perfect example of those virtues which I am here endeavoring lo incul cate. Let no one say, in n aoing mis cnap- ter, that loo much is here required of sisteis, lhat uq pue can.. b'e. expected to lead such, a self-sacrificing life ;; for the. sainted one to whom I refer, was all that I would ask any sis ter to bet and a happier person, never lived. "To do good and majte others happy," was her rule of life,' and iu this she found the . art of making herself so. Sisters should be always willing to walk, ride, visil with their brothers, and esteem it a privilege, to be jheir cmpaiiipns. It is worth while to learn iunucen.t games for the sake of furiiithingbrotTrers wilh amusement and ma king home the. most agreeable place to them. If your brothers .take an inleiestln your per sonal appearance and . dress, you should, en courage iho feeling hy consulting riieir taste, a.ftd sacrificing any little fancy oCyour own to a decided dislike oflheirs, Brolherjs will gen erally lie found strongly opposed to the aljgbt- esi indecorum in sisters ; even those, wher are ready enough to take advantage of freedom of manners iu oiner-guiay-nave very strici no tions with regard to their' own sisters. Their intercourse w Kb all sorts of men enables them lo judge of ihe construction put uponceitatu actions, and modes of dress a nd. speech, much better thanwometr.can ; and you will doT well ta take, ineir aavrce on ,aitsuco poinra, sit n rotherAcanowimteat jtgbt ' ' 1 VV avTMfir aflimv iM ik.k. car - f ' cwtki&tg, ndntieie4 fcL- -r&i r i i DO 1 etrallOD teri by yout dTscefXifnerjlT & own tux." wdn uiHci.i Ifufl ', tour . brpiberVloo -ftvor6I opinion fjL IpoliiW y cbb witb'aoy justice charge you with $rei, -! diceSaiual her family,' or a eapritoatti djalifca j -xif her," your judgment, howevesylcorreTiirill " han.w become nt only the Indy'i chamffiou, twl her .t . kvtr ' :-. '-"'? " J ' -tf yotii brothers have received 'a vlnsieal education and are -studiously iiKKned J'out may derive great assistance from theraid the cultivation ofyoflr own mind, apdind theirr- still closer-to-you in ihe deligntti'l companron? . shir ol literary pursuits.' ; ; ' , , " -1 have "been told by men, ho had paviied unharmed through the temptations ofum, that- they -owed their escape from many, daw-' - eers to the intimale companionshi up or aiusc- t kmate and pUre-TniDdef s islers. They5 have beea saved from a hazardous meet it jr with idle. Companyby some home engagement, ot wnicu -their sisters were the charm: ibey have refrain- V hed from mfxing'wiih the impure, be.cao they . would not bring home thoughts and teeiings . which thev could not share with ihose trusting" and loving friends; they have 'put aside the ; wine'cup and abstained from stronger poia-. rious, because tbet would not profane wilh' ' theirs fumes Ihe hory hiss, with hcb they were accustomed to bid their sisters good eight.- V ;; ., The Unties of sisters to each other are so obvious-and well understood, that it will be needless to enler fully" upon them here. If yotfr heart is i?gh"t towards God, and you feel that the great business of life is the education of your immortal spirit for eternity, you easily bear with the infirmities of others, be " cause you wilt be fully impressed with a sense of your own ; and, wheu you can amicably bear nd forbear, love will -Come in, to sol ten-. and make a band of siatttg ' helpers of each . r. " ' . . other's joy. American Notion of Aristocratic Be haviour. A correspondent of the Dollar Magazine, published in Philadelphia, gives; ' the following curious information to his bro-v lher Republicans as to the) characteristics oi Aristocracy: " " 1 I have in my travels heA'rd a' great deaf said at one time 'and another about Aristocracy; and I have seen people who talked very much against ft, and yet could not" tell exactly what it is. Now, as t have never been an Aristo crat myself, and wilt never be so if I can help it,-1 shall be grad fo give some n'otrbn of What aTe the symptoms and character of this so' much dreaded monster. 'While I was travelling, some years ago, in' (he middle and back parts of the State of Penn sylvania I came one night to an inn with a- - nolber tra vellor, and after . supper, We were both put into & large room containing three beds. We bad just got into them' when a very decent looking young rhan came up. with a' caddie in his hand, and began lo undress him self at the side of the third. I should have' mentioned that" if was 6f a Saturday nigbf. Well, when die young man had undressed himself, he put out the light and then, iakingr his shirt off, got into bedl We could' see' this by the moon, wniqa was shining quite bright at the time. My fellow-traveller had ( shown, even during supper, that he- liked to' have" his own way, and did not care much for j anybody's convenience fnlerfer.ing with bfsV ferhaps 1 arm rather uncharitable u'lhis mat- J- fer. however, for upon reflect in jr." I -don't be- . lieve be thought about any on'alVa at"lar - " j av anott as the youog rruTB'had tover-" ed himself, wfih the' bed clotbel.4ftiv Ceilew.trs'- :Sw vellor called out in a very loud and domineer ' ing man-ner, Are you going to sleep without your shuts" As no answer waa given, he cried out again very boisterously, (for" h$ wqaT more than six feet hish. and thick in crooor'- lion,) Do yon intend to sleep in the room without your shut, sir?" " I shall do aa-I like" was the answer now. I'll be lfryou do," says the other, "get up and put on your shirt, or I'll put you out of the room." With that be threw one of his less out wTlhiu the sight of iRe young man who might havoa spe cimen ot ine torce with which he woe threat ened, " It' a very hard case," snvs the' young man, ''thai I can't please myself ia a mailer mat concerns nobody else." But the' other pexsiste"d that it did euueern him to have' ' any body sleep in the same fonrrV with hirrr without haviug a shirt on. At Ian fh vounv mauataled thai he had come thus far on a vis it to hi aweethearf, whom he shbutd' see neii .morning and knowing, as it' seemed, that he should nave no chance rn resislioz hisr huge ad versaTy,- be en treated, as a f your, that p-i - i . r. i ' . hLD. i - - IW lutgui w pwdinieo iu reserve ins aoiri lor service next day. I war much moved by tbis plea, and the too of humble en6eity.but rho effectual hard-harted man' was not touched af all and the poer-ynng fellow tvas actually' i obliged to wear hk shirt all night.- - -r i . a V i -1 "-i '.V A :- - ' j' ''i'l "A - t 't a JT -J A j 3 'A t - , r - -..-I -, - - . '0&J;
The North Carolinian (Wilson, N.C.)
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Sept. 21, 1844, edition 1
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