.11 VJ !i .7 , - , Devoted tews, Political and Business : Agriculture, and Family Meading. PUBLICATION OFFICE, If V t Ji i I" - S S 4 -!,- '.'.-r .:-,.r.-. :'..-;-;"5,'--vV V .r-'-' ' 1 .- -y v" "' EAfOCUACVi ? J? DOXALDSOX STREET. 5 MARCH 7, 1857. r ; volume xii no. 946. IMJfcPJBXUEXCE IS THE SOI WM. T. WIGTMAN5ditorCr ' f ERMS scsicftirTiojr to tii carolixiai. For a iingU ropj, if paid in alrnc, pr aonam, 2 QO " t the end of 3 months, 2 5 atth.eend of 6 months, 3 it at the end of the ycr, 3 50 No ubcr!ption will be recei red for a shorter period than one year anleu paid in adrance. - '-... With Ike view ef extendi ne the circulation and eaP- aariag: the aiefulnem of th paper, the roprleior 6f Teta ihe foiluwing rtkrkkAj , v -t club r.i tx s, Lmr.titr.iBrijf Abr.ijrc& S copies of the Caretftrl&n, 1 year, $8 09 ' &atf of AdTertkhiff t cetts pfr m(7T9 of 1C lifes, orleea, fct itt fitst and 30 ccntfl for each subsequent insertion, unlese the adrertinfment is published for more than two months, when it will be charged For three mouths, $4 00 For six months, - - - 6 00 For twelre months, - - - 10 0S All advertisements must hare the deftired number of ih ertions marked on them, ortherwiae they will be in serted till forbid and charged accordinij:lJ. Specie! attention, i directed t thii requisition. WM. T. WI0HTMAN & CO, NOTICES. , clkhkxt c. wiiicsirn. AlUrNft'kt tw, Kayetteville, BT. C. Office" at the corner of Bow and Green streets. Ttb'j S, IS.',G. . - J. A. SPEARS. JLTTORN'EV AT LAWj , ATTKXDS the Curt of Cniiherland, llarnetb Wake and Jahasten. Address, Tooiirr, Haraet't C6.. N-. C. Feb. IS. 151 5-V BAttTirw FULLER, Attorney at Law, PAtRTTEViLLE,' K, C May be cousulted at the Law Offiee of Jese G . Shep hrd, Kq., ou Green Street. July 19, liS. 7-tf ANIRKV JT. STEDMAX, Attornej' t Law j llaring remorcd to PITTSBORO, N. C will attend regularly the Courts of Chatham, Moore aud Harnett Conutie 1 Aprill, 18J6. tf ' " DR. K. A OF FIOK FiTent Romi, Chrrn'iMt aud L'rug Store. Feb'y 7. 156. . ilaOk. over Dr. S. J. Sl-tf Hinsdalefs FOR SALE. S44 Acre's of Land, lying 0:1 C,ape Fear Riref St6re, I)welIiartOut IIoujm all iti lirH rate order. The Store 'fk at a tiae buiiaes stand at the Crd.fi Roads and the and ,i an to by. excel led by aay irt. North Cardlina. Any prria deViring to p"drcfias can obtain further prticulrv re.pftcting the property by calling cn either of ui at Villij' Oreik oa the Wilmington Koad 15 mile4fro n Fayetterille j ' SARAH TRlGliT. Oct. 1. 1 18-tf JAV1K3 WRIGHT. ' 0. HOUSTON WOULD return his thanss jtd the b!i5 for the liberal patroln-'HvLiffir- age he has receirod, and hopes. by punctuality i m business, ror a continuation of the same. . lie has commenced business on his own responsibility, on the Smith kiiIa if" I'rrinn at.rwt. tirn iajrv- doors below the CaDe Fear Bank and three doors above his old stand .where he would b gla-ito see all hi old friends. He expects to keep on hanr a good assortment of Saddles. Bridles, Whijis, and every thtrtg in his line of business. j N. B. lie will attend to repairing of Saddler, Har ness, Ac, and his charges shall be moderate. j September 13. 1856. j 15-Cm j j NOTICE. - I COPAUTNURSHlP NOTICE, j JThe undersigned Rare this day associated thcmsel tVes together under the name and style of j S. M. THOMAS te BRO.) For the purpose of carrying on the Mercantile Busi ness at the Store occupied by S. M. Thomas, (Market Square) where we will keep constantly on hand; a large and wll selectod STOCK OF GOODS.: Em bracing,!. I .. Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, j Shoes, Yankee Notions, Hard ware, Cutlery, Hollo v-wafe, and a large and choice selection of .GRO CERIES, (Liquors excepted.) j We respectfully invite our friends and the Public tfnerallv to call and .examine our Stock before ma ft i 11 ir their purchases, as we are determine"d ntit to I be I-NUKRSOU) by any honse for CASH; . Prompt and personal attention laid to orders. S. M. THOMAS, itBNHY T; THOMAS. Fayettcrille, Feb'y 7, 1857. I return my sincere thanks to niy friends, cdstdni ers and the public generally, far the liberal patronage heretofere extended to nle.i As I have ample encour agement from my friends,! should I rerriainy and! to give everybody the opportunity of trading With THOMAS. I have concluded to cdntidde' Hiisiiic'fis; in this City,, and solicit the ckntiriuittidnf the pdtr.on age of ray friends, customers and the public generally to the concern of Thomas and Brd. S. Mi TnOMAS J. Feb'y 7, 1857. 3C-6t ! Saia!S I- ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANtiLtiSi ntife" nd common TOBACCO; and almost anything iu M Grocery line. Cheap as the cheapest! ' t i n, G W. I. GOLDSTON. Fob'y 7, 1857. 36-tf ; j NOTICE. jBsT McLaurin & Strange frill pay the high rst cash pr:ee ror 1 urpentme uatii further noUce. gept. 3. 1856, 58-tf T THE LOATISO BALLS OR KlfUCKLK WASHING MACHINE. The snbscriber haying ilirchased the Right of the abore Machine for the ; Cm inties of Cumberland and Harnett, is now ready 1 to furnish such , as may be desirous of obtaining a Rig tjt. The machine is simple, both in its strncture and perations, and should any portion of it fail, can be e July and speedily repaired by any person baring the of tools. I do not claim for this. machine more that what it is able to perform ItffUh tlr at ;4teription f lbor"iflieh' abnoat erery with the ordinary duties, j In tho first place a child 12 or 15 years of age can prform all the labor, after haring seen it operate a 'ev times, and if the direc tiens ee adhered to, will d ias much work in one day as three 'or four women in the ordinary way, and the work will he much better done. Below frill be found a certiftcate from those who hare purchased and now hare Ht se one of these machines 11 . !. - ISIIAM BLAKE. Aptil 12V1S5. 9$lf f , PavkttevjLi .e, N. C April 9. 1856. We, the undersigned, hav ftg purchsiscd of Mr lsham Blake one of the above mac lines, cordially recommend it to the favor of the Public 4 It washes very rapidly, and the work is ranch bcttei done than is usually done in the old way, and with ess wear to the Clothing. It far exceeds our! expectations, and has only to be seen in operation to satisfy the most skeptical of its utility and economy. Wej hare no doubt of its beine generally'used wherever in trodnced. i. U. McKae. W. J. Akdersox Wm. McLaurik, j A. P. Hurt, Jas. G. Smith, j J no. D. Williams, Jon D. Starr, JosEm A. Worth, A. J. O'Hanlox, David Wemyss. Wc in com pah y with several other gentlemen, saw a rour dollar mil wnich Was rery dirtt and much defaced, put in and washed out by this machine, re storing all the dirty appearance of the bill, and leav ing it perfectly legible, watch shows there is little or no rubbing produced in washing fine articles. JFrank i. Roberts, jJxs. G. Smith. FALL TR, XDE, 1B56- B. P. PEARCE IS NOW OPENING, a largb and desirable Stock of WALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting h part of Clack .and Colored Silt?, Knsrhsh and rrench Murines, Plain and Fig'd DLanps, some bcautifaf patterns, Black and Jbancy Alpatas, fdijings and Insertinefif tuouars and Undcrsleevles, Cactus and Whalebone $kirts, Jaconet, Nainsook, SvvHs and Plaid Muslins, French, English and. American Prints, Cloths and Cassimercs, Safinrttn. Jvrm and T4 ede Plaids, Linscvs and KcHeys Carolina and Marlboro! Ktripcs, Bleached and Brown Shfrtings and Sheetings, White arid CVWtfed FlaWnels, Drillings and Tickings Irish Linens, good assortment, Linen Table Cloths, ToWrchngs and Napkins, hawls, Cloaks and Mahtjuas, Extra qualitv of Bed Blinkels. Itilibdds. Belts, GldvesJ Hosiery, &c -ALBP- Hats. Caps, Bonncls, BootsLj Shoes and Lrmbrellas; general assortment til READY-MADE CLOTHING. and every variety in the YANKEE NOTION. LINE, which will be sold at a small advance . for CASH, or u time to fnnctnal cu.stbnl4fs-, either at Ttri ;, ir I ! -rt ' rJr Wkdtisale pr Ret alp. AlLare respectfully invited ito give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. I f B. V i'KARCK. HaV St. Fa.yetteville, Sdnt-. 1 1S5C. 14-tf FROSIWCTUS OF THE SOUTHEHUT LITEKAKY 5IESSEVGER l?of the Year 1856 $ uiy W December. TWENTY-THJR ling the Prospectusjof In issuing the Prospectusjof the Twenty-Third vol umeofthe SOUTHERN! "LITERARY MESSENGER commencing with the July yNo., the proprietors rely solely on the encouraging tetters aud promises if the friertds of the Messenger ml aid theth in extending its circulation, and they beg to assdre the public that no exertions will be remitted Jon, their part to maintain the hisrh character tif the Hpofk, and to challenge the batrdnatre Cf All who valkc stcrlinir literary merit f Or Tweniv-One Years, the! Messenger has endeavored lb reflect faithfullv the Southern mind, while disdaining all narrow and sectional (views, and has been alone among the monthly periodicals of America, in, .defence of the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. 1 - To this office it will be aevdted, and will be prompt to repel assaults upon tba South, whether they come under the specious garb oc fiction, or in the direct form of anti-slavery pamphlets I At this critical juncture, while our enemies aro employing literature as their most potent weapons of aUack, the Southern people will surely not withhold tneir encouragement irom a worK wuase aim iisnau oeao sirise uiows in ineir uc- fence The Messenger will, as heretofore, present its readers with Reviews. ! Historical and Biographical Sketches. Novels: Tales Travels, Essays, Poems, Critty&is, and Papers vn the Army, Navy and other National Subjects. With a view to ensure t , larger circulation of the MBSSENGER. the Proprietors though they intend greatly increasing the siiof the work, have reduced the price of Supscriptionj which is now only Three, Dollars pen annum, In Advance OR FOUR DOLLARS II NOT PAID BEFORE TtlFJ FIRST OP JULY IN ANY YEAR C1TATBS Remitting i lis Fifteen Dollars in Ciie 1 riff of trill Ho ont.;tlfd tn-Kix Conies. Thi? Rlitorial and Crittekl department of the Mes senger will continue under the charge of JOHN R. THOMPSON, Esq., And will erdbrace copiou4 notes on current literature and reviews Of all new American or Foreign works of rerieral interest and valuti The fcditor s opinions will ho alwavs fearlessly and honestly avowed. Denartmebt is conducted by the under titrrif td whom all communications of a biisincss na- fnro iriiKt be addressed. II MACFARLANE, FERGUSSON & CO Lkw Building, Fraukiiin Street, Richmond, Va. Jdrie" 1; 1856. . it. 1AULK HAS removed his Boot Shoe feeo! establishment to the corner of llespiii and Franklin streets,. opiJbsitc tile State Bank, in and under the rooms formerir tfecuttied by the! jS of T. He has on hand a 1 1 first rata snlr t!t PLAIN land FANCY. HOME and I IMPORTED Boots, SH6ei Gaiters, &c, and will mann factdfe alt articles in His' line in the best style at short notice. Thankful for" rast favors, be solicits a con- tinuatifln of the liberal titroaaee heretofore bettowed I Dee. 13. 1856. 23-tf o'FAYETTEVILLE, IT. C, SATU1 . Maryland Lotteries. CORBIN & CO AGENTS. A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL. " There is a tide in the affairs of man, Which, if taken at the flood, loads to fortune v ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YCU RICH FOR LIFE. Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily. ! SEND YOUR ORDERS TO dORBIN & qo, "Th fJli IiEisiWfefiect Authonsed Agtjrits' volm? I SOLD MORE PRIZES , Thari any bther.offlfc'e in the State of Maryland. ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE "I SINGLE TICKETS : ' holes &1 i Halves 50 cts. Quarters 25 cts. CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES. 26 Whole Tickets 16.00 26 Half Tickets .00 26 Quarter Tibkeis 4.U0 NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN. Tickets Bought by the Package are always the most Profitable to the Purchasers. TMY PACKAGE. For $25 we send package Whole, Halves & Quarters. For $ld we send package Halves & two Whole tickets For $6 we send package Quart's fc one Whole Ticket. Look at the followidg ; SPLENDID SCHEMES. One of which are drawn at 12 o'clock each day of tho week. BRILLIANT. 47,267 Dollars. MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY j Class 310. CORBIN & CO., AGENTS, a, A SCHEME, -V- 1 1 1 1 1 160 f4 64 64 4i828 22;176 prize of do do dd drf dd r do ; 1 do do do do 1,000 500 1 50 1 37 m 20 -8 1 24,861 prizes amctiniXng iij -47,267 CAPITAL PRIZE. 5,000 Dollars. PATAPSCQ INSTITUTE LOTTERY. Class 102. CORBIN & CO., AGENTS.' StfUKHK. prize of do do 1 10 $5,00f 500 141 1 200 63 63 126 3,906 23.436 do do do do do do 10 . h 4 2 1 $17,247 27,814 prizes amounting to Class 255, CORBIN & CO., AGENTS: Scheme. 1 prize of 1 do 1 do 2 - do 2 do 2 do 211 do 66 do 66 do 4,224 do 35,740 do S8,00 1,561) 1,000 7,50 300 100 25 10 4 2 1 30.316 prizes, Tickets amounting to $53,233 $1 Shares in prorortion. , We invariably answer letters by return mail, en closing the tickets in a good safe envelope, and always observe the strictest confidence. After the drawing is over, we send the official drawing, with a written ex planation of the result of the venture. All tribes bought at this office are payable immediately after the drawing in Current Money, and we take Bank Notes of any State, or Bank drafts in paymeut lor tick ets at par. For odd amounts in making change we re ceive postage stamps, they being more convenient than silver. Correspondents may place the utmost confidence in the regularity and safety of the mails, as very few tr no rajstairi&g-iSj bf Money happen when properly directed to tis-. Be, careful that you mention your Post Office, County and State. Give us at least one single trial, you cannot lose much, if not gain. One single trial lnay make you independent for life. TRY US. There should be no! such word as fail. Address . CORBIN & CO, Bo 190 Post Office, Baltimore Md. Oct. 11 il-6m NEW AID dHEAP GOO&B. TT4 . James Kyle .. HAS just received a very large aud general p0Hs ment of GOODS Amonir which are, trench and English Merinos j . Bo. i Delains, Plain and Figured 5 Dress Silks, Fig'd and Plain ; ' Black Fillet Mits ; Sleeves Hrid.Cdllafs ; Cloths; Casiiiieres and Satins ; Bear' and Negro Blankets ; 3-4 to 1 2-4 Bleached and Brown Domestics ; Gentlemen's Ready-Made Clothing, Carpeting, Good and Common ; Boots and Shoes ; Anchor Bolting Cloth ; -jerseys and Linseyg ; Irish Linens, Orash ; . Tabtc Diaper and Napkin.: . . . , .. iWith manv othnr nV-tiMs h'li n'f tpbirh beinirpnr cliased by the Package, will be offered at low prices. oy wnoiesaie ot retail. Nov. 8. 1856. 23-ff . DO DULY HOUSE! POWERS & TROY, Proprietors. The Proprietors 6T this Establishment an il 1 nounce, to the public, that owing tb the con !!!! istantlv incrcasinor nutronaCfre extended to " .I them,' thet have been induced to enlarge the a'comWbdatioa by the addition of an extensive Dining Rtfb'Hi on the lower floor, and suite of Rooms on the second floor: thus enabling ihcrff to accommodate al who may favor them with a call. And they pledge tneroselves to an increased exertion to give satisfaction to their patrons. SrfhcicUs Stables attached and careful Ostlers in attendances I The eligible location of the EftablishmVnf, with the experience of the Proprietors la providing for the comfort 6T their patrons, they hope will secure to them a liberal sh'sire f the travel. I IThe Western and Sou thorn Stage? larrive at ind depart from this House. i Carriages in attendance on arrivjal and departnre of Steam uojtt,' ror the accommodation or .passengers. Ilorss tin4 Carriagm fUrnixbel at aay notice for carry irjr travellers to any part of the adjacent country. w. powers. w. C.TROV. . taxetrtvllleyaj 12,1S5G. ft-tL' nOBESOA' Si. 2 ; Chare: It n; said tl f orderc North of Fay paid J" ftf.tfiy ill rl of Law Fail Term 1856- ley & Jdnnston vs Joua. V. Regan. .:GINAL ATTACHMENT. the eaiisfaction of the Court that the not an inhabitant of this State, it is L'oart that publication be made in the ..:v.t Newppiiper published in' the Town .for the space-of six weeks, notifying the W. Regan to appear at the. nfst term v- Coert of tlaw f'dr ie county of Robe- M !foi'?'ck-)Mt&i a.nC?:theR.'4iid tbore trpleaor j replevy, or lliuu juui-miMii nui ue aguiM iiiiu. WiTSSsa. Alexander McMillan, Clefft. of ssHd Ctjurt at office if LumVer ton, the fourtH Monday in Septcni ber, A. J 1856. This Dec. 22, !S56 f a. McMillan, c. s. c. , . : 1 - ...tii iA : V;,. " " i Jan.18,1857., 32-6t '; . J- - '--, count v.: Supof Court of Law -Fall Term 1S3Q. Boyce-& Co. vs. Jonathan W. Rgiin rlS? ORIGIKAL ATTACHMENT It appearing to to Satisfaction of the Court the sa'd dfendent is not an inhabitant of this State jt is ordered ihj the Court, that Publication be made iu the N$rth Carolinisji!, a newspaper published in the Townpf FayeiteviKe, for the space of six weeks, noti fying e said Jonathan W. Regjtn. to appear at the ncxtWrm ofth-i Superior Court of Law for theCoun ty ofllqbeson, at the Court House iii Lumberton on the fua'ih Monday in March next, and then and there to plead or replevy or final judgment will be given against him. Witness Alexander McMillan Clerk of said Coiirt at office in Lumberton the fourth Monday in SeWmbwr LA. D. 1856. This 22nd Dec. lX:a: - ; ; a. McMillan, c. s c. Jan. 10, 1857. 32 Gt STATE OP NORTH CAUOLIS.U-UOBESON - COUNTY. Superior Court of Law -Fall Term 185C. Churchill .Walkley &. Johnson vs.Jonathan W. Regan. i ! ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT. ; ft appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court thai the said defendent is not an inhabitant of this State, it is ordered by the Court that Publication be made in the North Carolinian a Newspaper published. in the Town of -Fayetteville. for the space Bf six weeks, notifying the said Jonathan W. Regan, to appear at the next team of the Superior Court of LawTur the county of Robeson, at the Court house in Lumberton oa the 4th Monday in March next, and then and there plead or replevy or final Judgment will be given agninst him. Witness, Alexander McMillan! Clerk of said court at office in! Lumberton the foiirln Monday in SrptoinWT A. D. 1856 Deb 22nd 1S5C ! . A. MCMILLAN. C S, C. Jan. 10, 1857. 32-Gt STAT OP NORTH CRvLIA-ROBESOX COUXTV. t L. B. Godwin vs. C. W.-. Craw fe'd j pKIGINAL ATTACHMENT It aTlpearin td the satisfaction of the Court that the said; defendant is not an inhabitant of this State t is ordered bv the Court that Publication be made 0 th North Carolinian, a newspaper publishcll in the rowit of Favetteville, for the space bf six weeks noti fying the said C. W. Crawford to appear at tne no: TernS of1 the Superior Court of Law tor the County o next Robeson; at the Court House in LmruDertou, on tiic fourth Mondav in March next, and then and there tn nlo-jfl rtr vptiIpv?: or final iudurment will be given ..o-aincfJhim Witness Alexander cillilh clerk of naid Court at office iu Lumberton, the fourth Monday n ScDtcmber A. D. ISoG. This-Dec the 22nd lh-, a. mc.millan, c. 32-tft S. C Jan. 10, 1857,; : ; CATHARINE McLEAN ) 1 VS. Y Petition for Dower ARCIIj McLEAN, and others. J It anbearinsr to' the satisfaction of the Court, that thedetVndauls in this case : Phillip Walker. Kit'y Walk- ' 1 -r t. - i ...:r.x tr.-.tt.r. Of, Ir urpy! LiOCKUai fc, Vjreurjte Jiny umi nc i'n.nua, Jno Mock and wile Alary, uutus hooks ana wire a- rah reide beyond the limits ot the btate. On mo tion, it! is ordered that publication be made in the North Caroliriian; a uewspaper puoiisned in tne town of Favetteville.. fdr six successive weeks, notifying the said defendants to be and appear at the next - term of the.Courtot Pleris and Quarter sessions, to be held for the'eounty or, liarnett, at . the Court House in Snmmerville. on the 2d Monday in 'March next, then and there to answer, plead or demur .the said petition, or the time will be heard expnrle and Judgments pro confcsiidZ be rendered against them; Witness. JJeniamin v ssnaw. uiei K 01 our sain uourc. at office in Snmmerville, 2d Monday in December, 185G. and inillc "1st year of American independence. , -I 1 B; FRANKLIN' SHAW. Ci.kkk. by A. B.'HORTON, D. Cl'k. 33-6t Jan. 17, 1857. STATE OF NOitTIl C. HOLIX .V ROBESOS Superior Court of LaxoFalt. Term '. j Nicholas Powel vs. Stephen II. Martin - , .' ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said defendent is not an Inhabitant of this State it is ordered by the court that publication be made in the fr r fe jfjajaii nian a newspaper peblishcO ,iti the l'6wn. of FJtyjetteville for the space of six weeks notifying the said Stephen 11. Martin to appear at tne ncxt 'lerm of the Superior Court of Law for the county of Robe son, at the Court House in Lumberton ou the fourth Monday in March, next, and then and there to plead or replevy or final judgment will be given against him. (Witness Alexander !r..Mnlan clerk ot earn Court at"ffice in Lnniberton, the fourth Monday in bepieniixjr j. xj. i;jo. iijis iec. nu. i.e.o. Jam 10,1857, 32-Ct STATS OF KOltTII CA30I.IXA3IOMGOM- . 1 EllV COtSTY- Coiiri of Plees and Quarter Sessions January . - I i- ' ' Irrm, !So7. TiletFry: 1 I vs; ' V Original attachment. Stancil R. Scarbrough. ) " It appearing to tho satisfaction of the Court, that the said defendant is not an inhabitant of this State. On moticn it is tbfefdfe ordered by1 the Court, that publication be njade In the North Carolinian, a news paper published in the town of Fayetteville, for the space of six successive weeks notifying the said Stan cil R! Scarbrough to be ami appear it our next Term of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to lie h'ld at the Court House In.Troy. on the firxt Monday in April next; then and there to plead CT rofteTj or finrl iudj-ment will L given against him to sutity riaintifTs lebt, inter est nnA cost. j Witness,' John McLeman. Clerk of our naid Court at office, the firt Monday in January, A. I)., IS07, this 26th day of January, "1H.7. ! . , JOIL Met. EM AN. C. C. C. Jan 31. 18 7. j OCi 3TA1 U W. P. Elliott, C O I 31 1 ft I O V n KH C II A If T r.mmv.: LE.N c. Afrntrt Lcttrrtcb h ( ' MtitWt Lt ott. n, xv fvtr NORTH CAROLINIAN- FAYETTEV1LLE. J C " niRsucc. Nature never did betray the soul that loved her; and nature tells men to marry; Just as the young man is entering upou lifejust as he comes to independance and man's estate ljust as the'erisis of his being is to be sol fed, aud it is to. be seen Whether he decides with the good; t e rva t i: nd he jr tjr-whetlijr he . will si nk and be lost forever- matHmbiiy gtVts hini bal last and right impulse. War with nature and she takes a sure revenge, lell a young man not to have an attachment that is virtuous, and he will have one thai is vicions. "Vlf'tubns love, the 1 onest love of a man for the woman he ir about to marry gives him an anchor for his heart; something pure and beautiful for which to labor and live. Andjthe woman, what a purple light it sheds upon her path; it makes life for her no day dream, nO idle hbur.no painted shadow, no passing shdw; but something real, earnest, tr-brlhv of her heart arid head. Iut most of us arc cowards, and Uare not hinv so? we iacK grac; we are bf little laiFll; ouHnward eye iS dim and dark. The modern young lady must many in style; the , modern young gentleman marrieS a fortune. But in the meanwhile tht girl grows into an bid maid, and the" youth' be- comes a man about; town, a man whom it is dangerous to ask into your house, for his'"bnsi ness is intrigue The world might heve had a happy ctftiple) instead, it gets a woman fretful; nervous, fanciful, a plague to all around her. He becomes a sceptic in all virtue; a eor ruptor of the youth jf both sexesj a curse in whateter domestib firclfe he peneti-ates,. i '"Even worse may result. She may be deceived and may die of a broken heart , ' He may rush "from one v folly to - another as sociate onlj with the vicious and depraved; bring disgrace rind sorrow on himself and all around, and sink into an early grave. Our rreat cities show what becomes of men and women that do not marry. Worldly fathers ih eir , .sir.is no tlon) a rr until they can afford to support a wife; ahd the bos expend double the amount iu low compa ny Hence it is, all wise men (like Franklin) advocate earlyj marriages; and that all our gi'eut men, with rare exceptions, have married young. Wordswort i had only -one hundred pounds a year whbri he first tuarrietl; Lord Eldou was so poor that he had to go to Clare inarkct, Loudon, to buy sprats for supper. Coleridge aud Southey we can't find had any income at all at the tim ; of 4 tlicir marriage-' We question whether jLtithei at any time had mbre than Sfty pounds a year. We blast huihauity. in its veryj dawn. Fathers, you say you teach your sons thing; your worldly ready ruined for life farb-tablc, and at prudence you do nb such wise and clever son is al- Ybti will find him at the free-love circles. You wretched worldly wisdom taught him tb avoid the snare of marrying voting, and soon if he Is not hiyoived in embarrassments which will last him a life-tii:ie he .is" a blaze fellow heartless false without a single generous sentiment or manly aim ; he has -" "No God, no heaven, in the wide wbrld.". llOTITTOf IDE a ALAC1T1A. The Mobile. Advertiser, of last Wednesday - I contains the following: . At Spring Hill, on Sunday night;' shortly after 9 o'clock, a negro' mari, named "Paul," a teamster, or driver, Deas. was killed b'n belonging to Col. J; S. the road by a citizen, nam- ed Fred. Fincher- The cirenmstances, we gath er thcin"trom the neighbors, jvvhb" we're Called upon by Fincher for help, were materially these: Mr Stein, aud Mr Tutbill, whose residencefi are close together, heard their names Shbutcd out with a call for help! light! help! and on reaching the spot,- found the negro Panl held down by Fincher, who was" calling loudly for assistance; and .struggling with the prostrate man, who, he stated, had assanltcd him with a heavy hickory stick, which he (Fincher) had wrested from him, and felled hhn with; and was then holding him, clown, let he-, should again assault him! On finding help arrived Fincher rose op, but the negro; -Paul; was una- bfe to do' so, and after a few moments of sffng. gle, expired. I In explanation, Fincher stated that on re- ... ! 1 . 1. i turning to his nome; ne met me i.gru ujipuauc M Tothiir's fence J-denia tided who he was and was answefed by sonfe insolence that was from his bludgeon, which he, however, took from him, and wth it, in self defence, knocked his 'assailant. dornr Tin cher matte no attempt to evade the results, or to donv the act, thongh both time and place would have render! it easy to afbid discovery I.. c .i.!ri.l 1 From the account we heard from Mr Steiu. it appears the negro was also ; armed with a large knife. , I - r ' - : - . - : ; I Tail Mex -In I,l,loc,, cou"' Ga tllcre 'U Ui to reside n My who has six sonV each of whom $ 6 feet 4 inches tall. She says the way he drew thro out so, was by feeding thera j on Shanghai chickenf." Sentence f Death cyon a Tonrrg TTlfe. The Qbebbc baners contain a report of ths j proceedings at the Court of Queen's Bench in I flint, fit v nn tlii rvenKi'rin at the sentence of - 1 - Anais Bissdn; a young woman of about twenty two years, convicted orpoisoning her hnsband to whbmshc had beeh married - but a few mouths. I v '-,; We malic the following extract from the rc- marks bf the presiding judge in passing 7 - FCU- Annifi T3tCin; tH the'tnrsi To? ft cpr.V.ticrj eminently disttnnished for the mildness of its mannerSj and its tlet.p religions sentiments, in & coutHry where the presence ol the good vil lage Cureha, hitheft'd, almost alone sufficed to have, the law respected and order maintained, you, a native of this country, hardly passed childhood; Httve been guilty of a cr'ime of the greatest atrocity. Aman of learning and experience has said that ambngst crinieS; thee is orua which" con ceals itSelf hi the shade, which hover around the domestic hearth, terriGes socity, defies by the cunning of its use and the subtility of it3 effect the appliances and tho analyses cf scieucei which intimidates with doubts tho Consciences of juries; and which increases year hy year at a frightfully progressive rate. This cHme'is poisoning, and the poison arsenic." poisoning, and tlie jois It is of this crime tht ybu have been found guilty. The victim was your husband, tho man to wkom, but a few days before,' at thcr toot of the altar of your God, you had sworn love End fiidelity. It is painful to say that at the solemn moment when the priest," in tho holy temple, raised his hands to implbfe tho benediction of heaven upon you aud upon your husb'dud ihe death of your husband was medi tated. We are now aware that it was so, for on the very day subsequent to the publication for the first time; of your bans of marriage," you declared to a friend that if your husdund did not please ybu; yon would poison him. You have but a few days to live. I cohjuro you to reflect upon the account of your short career you will be called upon to render." be, the mercy oT God is infinite. Forthwith send for a priest, and put all your confidence in' him. The time is short, but it insufficient, by a sincere repentence, to reconcile you to God. I will now pass upou you the sentence of the law, which is that, ybu, Anais Thossaint, widow of Joseph iiissoif; be" taken back from heucc to the common jail of this district, whence you came; and that 00 the third day of April next you be taken then .to the ordinary place of exetutron, and there hang by the neck until you be dead; and may the Lord have mercy on' your soul i" The prisoner seemed much' affected while the iivvful sentence, was being pronounced, and sob bed the whole time. Judge Duval spoke with.' mtich emotion and many of those present in court shed ieafs. When the Judge had coiieluded speaking, the CI;rk of the Crown asked the prisoner if she ha(l anything to say why execution should not be'atvardcd according to judgment. The prisoner (who was still crying) answer ed, "I am not guilty," (Je ne pasconpalh: The State Island Murder;. The Grand ifury, impdnnclled at the Hichmond County Sessons, after a full investigation and examina tion of a large number of witnesses on Wednes day, Thursday and Friday of the past week, oa the' day last haiffed presented an indictment against Mrs Matilda Decker for manslaughter, iu causing the death of Anna Hilton, by creel and inhuman treatment. Mrs Decker; was affaigned and plerided not JTUiltjr. She has ljten iu ,liiM4! fj 1 for scv erai days; arfd is getting jtired of her incarcera tion. George White, Esq., of New York, will defend her ou the trial. I The matter was sent to the next Court of Oyer and Terminer, which sits Cm the thicd Tuesday of May oext. Mrs Decker appeared in Court leaning on the arm Cf her husband,- and attended by the Sheriff." She was in fall dress and her face covered with a double" vetf. She is said to be ennenfe; and an application wiir be made as soon as possible. to release her on bafr She has lost none oT her boldness by her confinement. One of the Grand Jurors went in to see her, a no asked her how long she had been there? She answered "as Jong again as brilf." lie remark ed that he oiily asked her1 a' civil question, but she rejoined, "It was none of his business." She has, while the Court has been iu session frequently amr??d' Herself witH1 shaking her fist at the curions psssers by, who looked rip at the grated windows of the jail to catch a glimpso of her." Iter husband is a very Inoffensive look- ing personage, of diminutive size, and evident- ly stands in gfeaf dreali of her. A western editor, oh hearing it' observed that person in a drowning condition, suddenly recollected' nil tne transactions of their livc.v jrished that a few of his delfnqaent tabscribcr 4irottld Utc to' bstVmj iii rl 'XZlZlr.
