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s '-'CHARACTER is AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS: AND T II n GLORY OF THE STATE IS Tltr. COMMON TROTERTY OF ITS CITIZENS, FAYETTE YILLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. 1S46. Voltmir t Number !Mfflirf ft X0i -Xtitx fiinL 1 i r Tiie subscribers have entered into a Copartner under the firm of H. W- Beattv 8c Co., For the transaction ot . i- .. General tommission usiul'ss - In the. lon-n of Wilmington .V. c. m- :ii vr- nnrticiiliir attention to the sn le r Tim-.er, Lambr r, and Naval Stores; the recoiv- 1 (' ,ru ardm geious, an j urn saie iiuu pur- i f . I . I !- .....mtrl' ('i in oi noo ls lur iK i"1 u.jhii.i v. " T.m.-v would re-p'tjti..H V sol-cit a portion of pub- Ii; patronage. and ploiigu nteir c5i;x'Tiia iu -n"v, satisfaction. 11 W 15EAT rY, JfV ! N C: L ATTA, 234 -tf. July ID, 1313. MALLEABLE IRON, SUOH as Carriage Milkers use. A Jiooel as-,rlnu-iit alwavs on h;n f, and for sale at one cent per li'iille ! advance on the AJanol.iCturere' prices ny W. prior. ctobrr 2", I 3 -J 349-tf. IMPORTANT TO JSTXItTi QAVi&SS norcHKiss' Vertical Water Wheel, THE Subscribers having witm-ssid the sueces n i i operation of those- wheels, were induced to pur elias ; tin; ri:oit of nsi ng them in I ) state ol North ;ae.,li lit; and they now ofler f.r sale individual rights, at FIFTY if.'lars, or rights for a whole coiiiiU', ni reasonable terms. P. -si I s beini' "enerally adopted in the Nortliern .States, these wheels are c i i n i into general u ie i-i lie: 'southern St .tos. We have sold about KM) ! Li irhr s, 30 of which are in suet ssful operation in (Jii u'x-i Ian I nuiiity. Tii -s wheeL are mo e ijttrn'dc, and more easdy k-;! i i or I t when properly pot together tlianthe ft ittcr who'-l. Tiiey will suvi! one-third of the w it'-r, ii id run w II in b ink water, when thre is a ii : id i!i iv.'. The s-p;;-d ofihesaw is increased t mi re t i i i n doii!-le the strokes per minute. W ii-.;r, iim 1 1 'S others, to the following geritlo in r i, son'! t wli-ini h ive had the w heels in opera--hoi 12 iii mills or ni.re; ami (rn'ii many ol them, and ot'i-! s, we h ive reee vr;il eert i (leates expressinr lh'-ir inirh ap-.ir.ihation of th-; supe: ior advantages of i iii s Tov.-r tlie llniter wii- t 1, and stating that t i. ir saws wiM cot "2 om, S0l)', 35 0, and even :is i.I.r. ;.s ". II.) lei t Iter day. inl save on c-th inl of tli'j water. F a v k r r f.vm.i.f.. A f ahim. Or m i. a v n. 'd V'e. M ntc.'iis vi, C. hri -t ' her M u nroe, Ali' William--, ( '.,1 A N McN- ill. F ri i!i,-d S:il'., .I.t'iil McD. .ill. I John Evan--, J V 1 low II. l'.i. nr.v (ien. .1 atnes McKay, Hole-it Me'vm, S N K e h ll dsoil, Tii. on is '. 1 1 1 i i h, I-a:ie Wri-di!, John S;;i.th. 'I,'-.IV. ( ; T -rks 'ill-, J ' I t i. k Murphy, John 11 . Sje anii in, lla.-'v ll.a'. ,i;ir llivoi r. a. J imes l in j.li v, ' h 1 1 I . s I I e ri r v. l K seo u'. Ilu'ii'il A 1 1 i i ii . ( ' ! i K K I '. . Thomas I I imk-r. - IIkait jut. n k ii i v n , M A: :, .!d- n.rt iv. 1 .e XV j 1 I eri 1 .1 in s J i r . 1 1 a i , Dam. i Moore. I.K vol P.. John Vrii!.:iim, Esq. Thomas I! on se , Jesse l.assiter. JoV KS. Jami's McOani' I. C r a v f. -. j oho l.r vai.t. Co i.f.m nrrs. Lot Williamson. It ;u;rso. V C McNeill. UlCIIMON O John C. McLaunn, J, h i L . Faiilry. As sov. J . lied, Millwright. A 1 j i nchnm. C a s v Kl. I.. W,. I'.u-Sell. J T Dodson, Alillrt rght ' 1 1 A T 1 1 A M . Co!., k F-r Mtl V, Smith k Pnllen, N Cle.j;e. W ASK, S r-.a-dv, John stov. Jesse T L ;h Ii- i n riir.il. Fanlks. Pitt, ii J oi iter, Rob-it and Pr Job Dr. li icha id Williams. others i:i different pints of i' e j -i les many Sr.,t.. Wi h s, h a des.M-vedly hiiih character, the 5ji.i- ; in I e- r- I". -.1 justified in olT.oioi these v heels to o die til. v wi'l Ueei. oo hand a supply of w h -els a !o,iteti' to hi -h or low beads at Fayetteville Wi'mi i.jion. Newt) rn and W ash'.n "ton. And AI r Jam T. Do (son, of C its xvy'A, It as ih m for sale. We .-.iotio: :dl p.'- sons tlire.ii ll 'he. Stale against .ai--' any l rso i but -hi-Pel ves, i.rour authorized i 1 7 lor the ri- ht ol' usie.j; these wheels. i l 1TC I. ...... : ....... j v oi e Wh. a hi- if, acf-iri ii.t vniir-iH-is vtth rmttino-m as e now wisli to employ at in ess iit d ffereiit paits ol the" DI'NCAX McN El I.E. R'"I :'D Mcl.AFCHLIN. A A McK E 1" LI AN. January 3 I 1 S 16. 3GV --t I luij tail Proof Itoois. yf m. v y TM1E nodersjened is ready to contr-ct for the cov in, i- oi r o-.is of huiliiiii's with tin, copper, or v.m c, an 1 wi 1 eveenfe promptly any work he may ; onlraet f..r, a nd i,,r small profits. J on- 2 1 , M!5. 3V)-tf. F. T. WARD. HU l Subset ilu-r has opened a GJUN S311TII SIIOL ih.- Toot .1I lay- mouni, next doer to C. R. Join s' Store, where ho i.it.mls carrvipg on makins ami repairing guns, pistols, ami locks of all kinds. Also, repairing dwelli no house locks, keys, spring bolts, kjohs, iimliiellas. parasols, canes, andirons, pocket knives, 4. e. Sic T Ii. People froiu the cmintrv can have their work done hy briniajr jt wuh them to town ; they can have it repaired lor their return. All work done, in i,oii order at short notice. E. A. HARPER. Mav 0, 156. 377-tf. WOULD respectful ly inform the citizens oi r a eiievilie anuthe public generally, ibat he has taken the stand recently occjpicd by E.J. Clark, on Gillesnip Street, 5 doors South of the .Market Square, where he will 'manufacture and kep con stantly on hand an assortment of TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Persons wishing to purchase would o well to call and examine hisstoek before purchasing else where, as he i s determined to sellas cheap as any other manufacturer i n the Slate. BAKERS of an entirely new pattern. ROOFING dne in the lastest style, andbest manner. Also GUTTFRLNG. Aug. 17, 1S44. 261-y. V- A THIi subscriber offers his sevlees to the citi zens of Fay tteville, as Carpenter and Contractor, and hopes by prompt attention to business to share a part ofthe public patronage. (Jr. W.ROSE. July 1 1), 1845. 335-tf. D. 8c W. IEcIjaurin Have just received their SPUIXG AND SU3IMER STOCK, Consisting o!"a vari- tv ni'STAPLK l'ANCY a p. a pj Sj ?; Fiisliionahlfc siMi and fm Hats, Boots ,.nd Rjioes, fine French mhrouleri d, plain and chip Stiaw IJ.ii;: :: fashionable shape ; double brim leghoi n and pilm-'Oiif flats, kc, which willhe sold low. Apr-! -1, lS-it:. 37 -'f. Croton Cloth or Coats; Drap- d"elo, brown Linoti--, Drills and Stis tor Pants ; cheap Dalzoiines and Ierai;es ; MoiirnuiL' k hall do. Muslins ; Lawns !."! Mi-s ins ; Ge-its' line black Silk feiaits ; " fancy do. crass Skirts and corded ditto, kc. &c, for sale by W. G. MATTHEWS. May I), IS4G, 377-tf. MONUMENTAL MARBLE FACTORY. The subscriber respecifully informs bis fellow citizens and the pubic in general, that he has opened, nearly opposite the Post Otlice, a Factory of the above descripl ion, where orders for IVlonu ments, Tombs, or Grave Stones ot any descripl ion will meet every aitenfroo. Painters eau be sup plied wdh paint stones and mnllois. From his ex peiience in the business, be believes bimsclt com petent to' iiv satisfaction to all who may favor him vj!h their patronage. ' "GEORGE LAUDER. Fa v ttevih'e, Ju'y I 1 S 3S7 -Cm-pd MORB GOOD THINGS At H- Eramberts, Four doors above the Post Office. HE has lost i-eccivi d liom Peter: -bu I and Wil inint on, a fesh a?s irtment : 5 P.o.xes RatsiiiSj I 2 Half boxes do. '20 ;r. b "xes do. 5 tz s Huston Crackers, I Tie:ce Rice, 4 Tu'is Goshen Puiter, 2 J;tS fresh Prunes. I Rid. pi kled Jie. f T.-njues, 120 jars pickled Unimis and nss otid pickles, 'Walnut Catsup in pint bottles, 1 case Black Tea. -rood, in lb- papers, 1C boxes fresh Candies, I l bbt. Curranfs, IS jars Canton preset ved Ginger, And a variety of fane v ai tides. Also, a fre.-h sup ply of ICE. lie wiil be glad to see the ladies and gentlemen on Monday at the Cream Saloon, if the weat her permits. Also, 5 dozen gcn:I.-ir.cn's walking Canes and ;;if red stie-k s. July If, IS4G. l7-tf. 11. liEETE is now receiv- iu a hcanlilul eleclion ot Spring niid Suni- rncr GOODS which he is piepttred to sell as low as can be piHcii;veu in Ihis mar krt. Atnonst his a-soitntent may bo found, Rhie, black, invisible "roen and brown broad Cloths; a great vai iet v f cas-imercs and vestiogs, , st p.amLP, . .11.,n :,nrt line.) n,li:. mgs; Kentucky Jeans; cottonacles; Brown Linen, "J ' ice ; si ks ; Alpacas ; 15 i:ibazi in s ; worsted and crape Balr.oimes; embi'd G rena i di ties ; Lawns; twi:!e.!, emlirM and pi ii i G n-imms ; second and lull m. in -r.il"; G- oils ; Prints, (all qualities and prices); olars; Clume7.itts; scarts; cotton and ti:k Los-; pink, (due, and blue-black crape; crape Lissc; s-wiss aed jaconet Muslins; col'd and black Fiingcs; Paris corr'j shawls; black and white lace Veils ; hort and Ion c. G loves ; grass and cotded Skiit- ; Edgings ; swiss a ud j.-it onct Ins rtings ; shirtings ; 4-4 and iu-4 shcctn gs ; silk buttons ; Baresre ; Palm -leaf, Leghorn, Panama and Fur Hats; lawn, straw, si! k, rlorence. lace and simp B.-imcts; a lartr assortment of A rt I licials, Boqnets, and Wreaths; Shade? and Parasols; Umbrella ; Roots and Shoes; Family Groceries; and many ar ticl s rot enumerated. PAPER HANGINGS, a f..-wveiy pretty pit terns. March 23, iSlfi. 1 tf. A. M. C A3IPBELL, . AUCTIONEER, May be found opposite his o'd stand, at the store formerly occupied by Mr AlcCalium. July 1S46. State of Xortli Carolina Cumberland county. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Term, 1S46. M.C.Gardner vs. F. B. Karney. Original Attachment Levied on one dozen clocks. IT apDcarintr to the Court that F. B Karney. the defendant in this case, is not :.n jiihabitanl ot this State, or 5r absents or concca s himst h that the usual process of law cannot be seivtu on bun ; it is therelore ordered that publication be made ac cordins to act of Asspml.lv notitvi n- sa id defend ant to appear at our next Conn of Pleas and duar ter Sessions, to be- held for th- count v ot Cumber land, ut the Court House in Fay. ticvi'le, on the first Monday in September next, "and replevy and plead or judgment final will be emered against h.m.an. thc properly levied on be condemned to the satisfaction . I plaintiff's demand W.tncss( , John M.Laurin, Clerk of cur said Court at Office, the 1st Monday of June, 1S40. J McLAURi N. July 2.1, IS 1G. 3cT-Ct. pr. adv. S3 g- OlEKTISTJRY. J. N. BAIRD HAVING determined to iocate t ennanent v in Fa ttiev i',le, will devote his undivided attn torn to the the practice of Dentistry in t i vi lte lhc, siirronneiing counties. When in Fayetfevilh , he will be found at P.ri'In:s, Flo el, and all orders from the country, for bis ser vices, will be promptly attended to. He can exhibit the most sat i-fu tnry referrnces, as to character and practical skill in his profession. An-. S. 1346. 39'J-lv. NEW GOODS. THE subscribi r is now receiving a lare assort me-it of new seasonabl- sootls whu li he can ..iiord and will sell much be! ::3 Call and see. July 25fi. IS 16. th? spring prices. GEO. McNElLL. D. G. HUMPHREY,: , Boot and Shoe maker, Returns his thanks to his Iriends and customers for the liberal patronage he has received. ,x HesttU continues the Boot and Shoe makiiio business at his old stand, near foot -of Haymownt, nearly op posite Brigs' Flute., where he will workas cheap and as faithful as any tradesman in his line. - . Persons from the country will find in his store a good assortment of strong well made' bhoes. (or country customers. Please call and examine them. Aug 1. 1S16.--3S9-3t. J NEGRO CLOTHS. A DESIRABLE article for Nero Winter Cloths, manufactured at Salem in this State, price from 23 to 42 cent', all wool. Please call and examine the dualities. . A.W. STEEL. Auznst 8. 1346. 390.-6 w. ' 1 To Secflsmen and Merchants. THE subscriber, asent for th ? society of Shak ers, in Enfield State ol Connecticut, is prepared to furnish Seedsmen and Merchants-with arty quanti ty of the ceUbsated "SHAKER GARDEN. FIELD, and FLOWER SEEDS." Garden Seeds will be furnished either in paper-, by the pound 6r bushel. Glass Seeds by -the pound or bushel. F.owef Seeds by the pa perl Herbs pressed in Pack ages, Swfis or Reels, Oval Sugar Boxes' Fancy Whisk Brushes, Gardners Manila's, &c. '.Their Snds, rut up by them in papers, have printed directions thereon -of the best method of cultivating each kind. 1 - -For the past thirty years the se seeds have held the highest rank for th. ir freshness and vesetating qualities, and have annually met w ith extensive and increasing sales. Catalogues furnished gratis. That th- seeds may be forwarded durins the fall or before navig ition closes, all orders should be directed at as early a clav as practicable, lo. .TEFFEUSON WHITE, Enfield, "Thompson vi lie P. O. Au. S. -I8-JG. 39"n.-5t. Connect icnt. TE1E Magistrates of Cumberland County are rcquir. d lo attenel at the Court House on Tuesday of September Term, 1S46. at 1 2 o'clock M , to act on an application to be made by the Board of Superintendents of Common Scqools. BSNJ. ROBINSON, Chairman. August 15, 1846 39I.-1C. Xtw, clicai & attractive Route TO THE NORTHERN CITIES, BY THE J STEAMBOAT MOUNT VERNON. From Acqttia Creek to Baltimore, Whole Fare, fiotn Balliuiotc lo ltcihur, Four IolIars Only. TRAVELLERS o-.ing Nmt l are advised thai the New, Ctuick and Splendid Steamer, MOUNT VERNON, Capt. O. W. Gunn. II, now runs from Ac quia Creek to Baltimore every .Monday and j Thursd ly, in connexion with the Richmond anil I'-tershuVg, and Richmond and Fred rlcksbtirg Railroads. 5 The Mount Vernon leaves Acquia Creek imme- i tiiateiy on the arrival ol the Cars, and Passenger by this Line reach Baltimore at the same price, and some hours earlier than those by the James River anil Bay Boats. They also avoid tiie dangers of sea sickness and the uncertainties of the wide an I rotiuh por'ioti of the Bay betwee Old Point Comfort and the mouth of Potomac, and mako the trip beiweec, Acquia Creek and Baltimore in a new and splendid Sltam boatf unsurpassed in strength, speed, beauty or com fort, by any Boat south of Philadelphia. C3F Er further particu'ars or Through Tick ets, apply at the Office of the Richmond and Pe tersburg Rail Road Company to the TICKET AGENT. July 25th, IS16. 33S-3mo. 3ct Cream Saloon. II. Erambert respectfully informs the public that his Ice cream Saloon is now open for the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen, next door above hisCon fectionary Store, where they will be served with Ice Cream, Lemonade, &c. He has just received an additional supply of tresh articles in his line. Ju-ic 27. 1846. 354. Hall 8c Johnson, Offer Jo r sale, 100 hhd. Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses, 25') casks Lime, 500 sacks Liverpool Salt, tons Iron, assorted. April 10, 1 840. 373-I y. I E R V CIJ E.i P FOR C.i S If. 17 Xorthc" n-M.ide IuTies and 3 sets of H A.RXESS, complete; ail of superior weok mansliip, and of the most approved iiioiKrn sixl-. B EVER LA" R USE SO N January .'0, 1S4G. 3o i-!i FOR SALE. I WISH to sell my land lying on Big ilocklisb, being about 200't acres of nood turpentine land, with a Hood stream for carrying it to market, navi gable at any time while there is wut. r enough mr boats to rn i b' t ween Fayttteville and Wilming ton. Title indisputable. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS. July 12, 1343. 333-t. TTjJKi-iVci,CS Valuable THE Stih.u-riber has purchased a'l lb. LANDs tu-longui- to tin- Kstate of Abram Do boi, d ,-c d., lym- principally i Robeson county, and on both shies ot Lumber River, ihe di H' rei; l surveys oo ,:in,,,',l'(? ,ovrr ONE 111 N DR ED THOUSAND ACL En ; a hrire part tint.v Timbered, and con- v.-uieni io L.uiuhei Riv r, where a iaree Quantity oi miner is now ket. Tiieg.; hlB,s rafted to the Georgetown mar-ar-very alnable both for the 1 miner and Ti urpeniine, ior which purtiose a larcc nnrt is well siiite.l i'i'i" in a region where the 1 urpeiitineyioMs more atmnilantlv than any oilier section of tin; State. The Lands, will be sJld at a low price, and in quantities to suit purchasers. Information respect in : the- title can be obtainrd by applvirtir to the Hii!.. Robert Strafe, JamesHj Dobbin, Esq., A A T Smith, Esq., (Attorneys at Lnw.) . . I u-iderstaiH' there are many trespassers on fbesi lands, to allot whom notice is hereby uiven, tbat the la w will bo enforced airainst all such offenders xppfri-alion for any part of the Lands ctn be made to myself, or to John Winslow, Esq., who will be duly authorized to make sale of the same. TITOS. J. CURTIS. Faycttev-He, N. C, March f, 184.'). 314-tf. SPLENDID IJTTEWE8. $30,000 1 $12,000 ! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class C, for 1S46. To he drawn in Alexandria, D. C, on Saturday Sept. '.2, IS46. BRILLIANT SC HE Mi: : 1 ptiz-3 of $30,000 1 do 12,000 - 1 do 7,000 1 do 3,270 50 ptizes of 1,000 50 do 500 1 82 do 300 &c. &.c. &.-. 78 Number LotSqjy 13 Drawn liail.d. Tickets f 10 Halves $3 Unarters $2 5i. Gertifieatcs ol jiackages of 26 whole tickets $13 Do , do ' 26 half do 65 Do do 20 quarter do 32 50 TMU MOST PL EN DID! $35, Capital ! A LiSO $30,000 ! ft 10,000 ! GRAND ALEXANOKI V LOTTERY, Class 1), for S46. To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C; on Saturday Sept. 19, 1S46 MAMMOTH SCHEME! 1 capital piizo of 50,C00 r'jiize i . .-joa'do 1 do . 10,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4,277 2 prizes of 3,000 50 do ' 1,000 50 do goo 50 do 4oo 100 do , 250 108 d i . 200 &c &c-. &f. 7S N(tm'oei Lollery 15 Dinwn Ballot.-;. Tickets 515 Halves .$17 50 Quarters S3 75 Eighth SI. S7'.. " Certificates of packages of'26 who!e I ickrts SI5.0 Do do 26 halves d SO 40 20 Do cJo . 26. quarters do Do , ' do . 26 eiyhirhs do ; 30,0 ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: j Class E, for,lS46. bcdiawn 'in Alexandiia, D. C , on Saturday Sept. 26, 1846. 1 CAPITALS: To pi lie el. d. di d 4 K( of 830,000 l'O.OO'O '6,000 3,1-10 3,000 2,500 2,000 50 Pi izes c f 1,0C0 Dollars ! ! &c. &c. 75 Nimbcr Lollerv 12 Drawn Balloi.4. Tiekits 810 Halves S'3-- Quarters 50 Ccrtificsies of Packages 25 whole tickets 130 Do j do 25 half do 6o Do j ilo 25 quaiter do 32 50 O d-rlfr Tiekets and Shares and Ccrtif catc of Packages in the above Solendid Lotteries wi I rt ceive thmost prompt attention, and an oflicial ..c count ofeach dra win" sent immediately alter i! is overtoall who ordertrom me. Address, J a Gregory & Co, Managers, NVashipctoii City, D. C. NEW BOOTSHOES. I am now opening in the lower tenement if Mrs. Mc Rae's Uoildins, Hay . s're-e:, a general assort incnt of Gentb m n's, Ladies', Roys', Misses,' and Children's, LOO I & ANDSHOES, embracing ncaily every variety ci ? le and quality. Th pi. s nt Stock, which is entirely new, was bought from the most a; proved iiiae,iilact- iics, i x-press-ly tor retail, will be sold iinnsuallv low fcr cash only, or to custi mers whu c:i?h tli ir bills when presented. ALSO A gen ral assortment of Calf Skins. Boot Mo rocco, Lininir and Binding Skins, Harness and Skirting leather. Oak and He mhick Sole L-a- her, Paste, s-bo Thread, Spaiabb s, &c. &e. S. T. HAWLEY. An ut 22, iS4C.-302.-3w. T f Ci m Some time about tiie Lt of Mav Li U 1.3 1 . lau.mv wakm-' sn, U; and have no doubt that some person ha- i. I will here de- sci i lie ii as nca r as I can: 1 he si ick is rather la ri."' and light; in itsnrovvih a vino grew up around it which made its l7ed :-,iirn!!y around the tree--that bed has K.,.n juTj-he-J out, and the woe.d worked downt etwo. ii, which makes a beautiful nni on each sole ofi-io vine bed ; it i- varnished a dark color; it has a brass ferule on the small end nhmii 4' inches ior.Lr,tl.e bu'.t piece of a buck horn on th -sip end, a zimbht hob- about six inches hi low the upper end, lined on c:chi?e wih brass. 1 l'l ive a lovarej of 51 lo any person who will frins ihe above described stick 'o mc. or any information reseectii said stick which may lead to is recovery. ' WM. MITCHELL. Auz. 22. 134C. 5'j2 tf. CHEAP HOLTING (LOTUS AMES KYLE has i-i ,,-cc . I) C.I pi. o ot the besj An!,,., Bj-Iiii ( i Sll ''in a per t!i. i ii nsii .1. Aiii'u.-i -j-j. 1 ii..w oiler tor sale tnv side i f the 1 ai.. Ft? 1 1 . .'. Plan! ..I ii ill al. ) 7cii on 1! i-j.-l e CI. II, I.,!,. , I i s il .! I Olid; ti ; ii n; ii p :: line .-tale of c ;i ! i i v a I i on, ii and Iii b. ied. I he-ncci-ssai !;, iu lu-uc s an .! weih n e , Terms ih. r.i!, !., th m wisluii"; t , ui4.-h.i-e iii make ihrpi.-uii n nt ii . A iii:. -J 4r,. ;it. t . . i . - e ; v J.,l ,r.:i b.ys on pile. PI i. -Ml lime. Ii.ii-, i . :i- I hi-!i I.J . t.. i r.. DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES. I he soli-., i i'.ei w o.ifl rc-"pcc l!uH uno. n... . . the Cl ! .7ens ol I-'. i e 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 ! i a I , iu i III' to bi tin -paired slate'ol health s..iiie tl.i, e .-. I ? a',,, ;, having retired ti I i.e count ey, has now ir. inn .'t. this pace anaill, b. icle pnp,.-is I -in.i I n : I sllC-rl t!me, in oid I o it an n; p.itu!iM ol P'ocuime imrni Likciit.s.s o tliellds, in Ills Slip. 1 4 1 Sllle. Ij ill' IMIII1. IM-ll U III s. -I .1 tin - 4 i l , t t: l lti.)-( - III i n i In U.ljlU.i b cessllll Da nil el I col pe i -laii'i-lKij. I.I of New York, he ha- a.lvai.ta.Ts, but few ai iisls. Portraits taken in a supeiioi and L-oalU mi pioved style, perl, cilv t iu- to nature, of Wi s tine tone, gilded and c.doie-.i so that no climate will al fe'ct them in the least. Poitraits of sick or diseased pcitons lak. n al their residence it required. Particular attention uivcu to those who ma. wish lo engage in this heauiilul art. Instructions, with all the latest impruvrmcr.ts. apparatus and stock fu. nished on reasonable terms For further information enquire at his room, t doors west of Brians' Hotel. He will only remain t wo weeks lousier, at the most, and would in lhat liu.e be "hot to see all who desiie a gootl bkem s.-. J.L.BRYAN. Aug. 22, 1346. From I he Teleoi ;,pi. A UEIMAPcK AliLE VISIT TO AN AS TROLOtJ Eli. I'llOM II A I'll A WORK ON iHAGU. I( was late one dteaty evening in the; i of our Lord 1828, when a devotee In the science of Judicial and llonny An.l.i, who had cdilained .-..ine releh'ily auiong On y;rcnt and wealthy in London, had n.-wL trimined his lamp, and scaled liiui-clt i.) pm sue the invest iatioii of n pmlileiii in ii r-t uoiiiy which pioetited some cm ions pheno mena, lie hud not long lieen m-cupii-d a we have u entioned, wlieu a lii'ioiis lii.giue of the door-bell, nceompanic'd by a l-og no.! hasty knocking, muiounced the unival .t a visitor, who was appatently tmt li:tlo ojited with the virtue of palience. Widuuil dein ing to auail the unnouiiceuicinl of his n.Kiit and business, Ihe inlimh-i enUued the study of (he man of se ienct', with an air of nii chaleneo and sell-iissuiance that lu-sjx.ko him one who felt himself at home in any t!-ini ii. he choose lo honor with his pic-eiue. J'he slrangei seemed a man sfimi-wh.il a.i vanced iu veais: fur. desoile a soil ot lon i .1 ' ' i elastic spi ing in his uaik. and an iH-imiul hilarity and spi ighlliness ol manner, it was evident lhat youth had for many a season left his l-iotsleps, and given place I stiffening and corroding tine. SOU iheie was much ol gince and dignity iu all his motions notwith standing ihe air of iiffeclaliou which evei accompanies. the attempt to appear more vigo rous and youthful than we liuly ate. lie enleted the nppailuient, and look, nl inosl without bidding, a sea! beside the table. The Astrdlooer, accu-lotiied to die eeeeiibi cities of rank ami genius, pietended not in notice the. poculiai ities exhiiiiied by his visit or, but pursued his le.utied calculation to the entiie solution ol his problem. 'J'he slranger, who had sat cpiii tlv and grimlv by until the lask was finished, con trolling his impatience with an c tf .it th.it was perceptible, now addiessed his host in a tone of mild and gentlemanly c ouitesy, and re quested the fa vol of his attention to a ques tion in tegaid to his futuie destiny. " I was born," he began, " in the nieii.lian of this met-opolis; but the exact time (that i to sav, the very hour and intiitite) oi my eu teiiui: this woild I know tint with ulll -ieul precision to establish the data you probably require lo east, what I be lieve you call, my ualivilij. Iul," he added, I have at a for mer pei ie.d amu-ed mvsrlf by leading the Woiks of some celebrated men l your pro fession, and, if my memory serves mo, va i.m- iiiethods ate mentioned, independent of what I think is teio.cd the Geucthliacul nt, im ascertaining one's bite and loitunes. 1 he pieference is given, I believe, to '' Horaiy, Ast ology, replied Raphael, sup plying the word. "That i- indeed the name,' leUirmd the strange', " and asan adept iu that science I ciavefiom you some gliriipses of my destiny." 'Yourwi-h shall be complied w ilh," an swered the Astrologer. "The stats are kind nud benifjcent to menials who tojose thei' trni iii such insii net ions as thev oiofic-r, and much of good might be attained and mote ol evil be avoided if thi-ir sins and portents were but mote leganied."' "To some extent, oiy opinion coincides with youisv' iepli-d the stianget, then taking up a book from off the table he began to peruse it w ith ihe appeal a nee great interest, as i unwilling by fuilher conversation to delay the exec ution of the woik in hand. The A-lroloei drew I. nth his tables and consulted his Ephem eri--, then cat the I lor-i-. i . . . . scope, or map ei uie ueaveus, ior mi: limit and moment of inquiring; in acenidauce with the known and e.-tablished rules of sidetia! art. Astont-hmenl, and even awe, might soon he seen presiding his whole countenance. f the i'idi hrf.n bun u.i- indeed peculraf j ii.ii -.Lulling. li Ii. n! tlit- suit, l-ud i f Ino I i - -i i sii.pl', I it I. iii -ii.if now ci t'ul a-pcrt with ! die m. -i.ii. iiuJ M-tts, li.i "ooi lied the cul ! in uniting iitiglc, in hue t.. Vein).-'. Jupfler v.i- p id In llo- beu.-c el wcallh. Metcuty Min ntc.i In liu- ti.n tin i II .iligle, mid iho OeOf- oi.in .(.j, ,u ht d it cusp i 1 the m'mIi ctles- II. U li.MIsc ci-1 US M.i: tmiloc iMllcllll. '1 h.'M' w li! mViw which the; AH olofjcr w Ulio))li I'll' n. n led lli, it V isH.ii was one (d .I I., iv i.n.k iiiui tiilc. mid illuli atious deccot. i I ALut oVt i die iiMMUi :,ul srpnia.ed liom a j m. ii. In i d iiiiuiir niul souu: supei ior coujutir J in. us, which loic'slnidowtHJ one stiMouuded by j tin- p.-i!ij an I if tiiiiu-of cni'.hlv iat I I. us bit nil .ii Midi, nor r.n oxaminnMoii di. I tin- o nntoiiaiH c? c nntonniH c? niid beniinir ol !he' -t'.itieir in aoclit belie ilic iiiilicul ions .)' the !u .iv. i.ly oihs, lor dignity w.is pcrmanehtly -i i'i d on his loow, niul orarionstiesd attciid : his rvfiv oe.xturp. lie was wrapped in ; i lull an. I heavy Spanish cloak, which -i i niiii ly iiid his person, but as he turn-in- li iiu s of the; hook he wns perusing, w rh u les hand, a ruby of suipassing; i.Tilli in. v was seen i oliller on his liuger 1 o I..i ..oi win (I iiisigni a implied the stran J get's latik oi birth, but his carriage ilepoit- ui. ut w.i, iliat d one acculomeI lo (.-urn-ma d. 'i he A -liol.-jger perused iho Celestial fig,utc he hid c al with vivid inleiesf, lor iho foith .oiiiing a .-pec Is of the oihs wcie threatening ; ?i c hange was coining o'er the lianger"s des tiny, and cloudy and malignant weie tho poitciils of the planetary agents. 'I he? moon suddenly wetil into a quaitilo to Mais ; then came forward a Irino of ihe Geor giiim Sidus, himself violently afflicted; next (.Unwed the Lunar conjunction, with Sjluru iu the house of death. The Astrologer need ed to look no faiihcr, for enough had beeir icnaled, lo lender eeitain the near nprnach ol some calamity which could not he avoided. Al this moment his reveries weie cut shoit by the -hanger, who seeing doubtless the clcud upon his liow, asked him with some; impa'-iiein-e and a slight shade of anxiety, what of ..oii nr ill the stares foretold for him. 4- As I t the good," returned tho Astrologer, j ll has nheady been bestowed upon yo1 i i-t i Iv. I see befoif? rue one, who for his lifo i l"u b is basked in the sunny smile of for I lone ; weahh and power have been ever at hi- t c k, and he has but Inbreathe his wihcs, au i to the utmost bounds i.( pissibilitv ihev h ive be-ti obeyed. k' i i'i as yon haw suid,1' lebrned the s!i uigo', and "ive y,o c iedeu ? as to the lulir-i , siiii.e you have so well leve lled iho P i-t. IJul I would have you read more deep. j ly i.i the book of f ile. What sau von oftmi nier " J ! -'In tiiaf,"' returned the Astrologer, ( I ! much len.el that i uui loieed lo In? the prophet ol ev I, Iroiii Ihe ton sine and fatal coiirT hnirn. ; li,,,, K,.10 io-fme n.e I .rnVv.. t,. o. . i - , ... .,. nun yom K-maming term ol life is brief."' " How brief, saij you V eagerly inquired i lie slianoer. IScforeaiisweiing this question, ihe Asrrcr loger again consulted his Horoscope, in hopes to find some sign of metigation or delay. IJut all in vain ; uo fiiendly ray iu lei posed iu slay Ihe fell and ireful aspect of the planets. The c hief siguificato's, especi ally ihe moon, haslened fmm evil on Jo eviVy a nd the: remaining indices met juncliou after junction, and quachaluie after quadrature. 1 ho A tu.luger, with unfeigned reluctance ami undis-enibled grief, announced lo hi questioner that, "Death was foretold wilfi- ii ln-o years.' - Jlnef, indeed," remarked the stranger; ihoiiglrfully, then with a sudden smile ho ad ded ; I ih.inkyoii, though your iulelli"enco is ..I no i h.-e.'uig kind, but it is wen lo have? one end always in view, that we may belter be piepaiecj In meet it. Another word before w e separate. My postei ity, shall il floui ilh t1 " Ol thai you may rest assured. Your race shall Il nnish as you have done yourself." 'I he stranger seemed better pleased with his prediction, and in warm and fiiendly lerins complimented tho Astrologer upon his frank ness and sincerity, expressing his conviciioii that the stars spoke hue. He look hh leave w ith gracious dignity, but with a suddened meio and less impatient manner. Upon the cover ol ii small memorandum book, enclos ing a gratuity, which he lell upon tho f-tutif table, was Mampod ihe imperial crown of ibit.iiu, and beneath was tho cypher of the king. Two ye.us passed on and before Ihuir period was completed, George the: Eouttb. ot Enolaud wa- galheted lo his fathers. A Nr vv Uehsition of an Old Word. Jitiv. An a-sembly . twelve honest melt, appointed in decide on di-puies arr.on" their fellow citizens. As the honest men aieViablo m be locked up without food or candle, when iney caiinoi :i"tcr, it h soinetimps rnir.m!..v to t-iss up or ply a; odd msu, in order to ar- iivo at ;i veidicl. When Ihe jury quarrel among themselves, it is usual to depiivo Ihem ol coals, wiin n, it given, would only be ad ding loci to life. Juries are of very ancient orijiii, ; but, in tin- p c-etit day, ihey me divi ded into two hinds grand and petty. In order to prevent the '.alter from being actuated by pcity feelings, ihey are lkblo tT be chaL l.-ngid by either paUy. The challenging consists of calling tbern out nf tho box, when there is no char.ee of their giving; satisfaction. Juries are empannelled, and challenging them i called going through the pannel ; but ns going through the panel might opeu the door lo object to nmie than ihitty-five without as signing a good tea ion.