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Pcrso is al a-distance must accent'
Miiscmcnls iri.'i Ihe uo-
r.L ?, or if? tr.tZ net 6e inserted. -
IICF19 TMttrs'. addrcssgd to the flditor
i.iirl be por'prSdy or they will 7iot.be
lifted:
MOS PECTUS
. OF THE V . .
fTUE subscribers propose to isue
at Cdenton, a weekly paper,
bearing the ahve title, and design
ed to succeed theM. Kdentoa Gazelle
abotit to be discpntinued.
The primary object of ihia publi
cation is, to. contribute to the amuse
tnent, '.convenience, and improvement
cf the comrtiuiutjv to which it h of
fered. -'-, Accordingly, in addition to
advertisements, and the various news of
fhfi d.ir. it fthnll 'fniitntrt tnhli nrlinli
of a political Uternrii rcV"WKX, com j
uercial and azrictdiuml nature, as I
shall correspond wi;h the end pro-
posed. t shall be appropriated to U
the exclusive intereats of no party,!
rithor '; nohlirnt nr tpitirinn lt:.t I
shall be made a mediMm0of -i-nprar
jnf irmation,' and free di4ciKint.. re-
any question.-, whjcli ar
TO V Claim -1 1 1 ri- - nifnnti An n f -Hi
lite Miscellany shall be printed
with good type, on a fur sheet, and
be lurninhed to subscrifliers at $2 50,
it paid ,n advance, or in 3 month,
$3 ifv payment be made at the end
ot the vrar. .
lhe firt number shall appear a
early in January next, as the ncqui
$ition of the necessary tnatertaU wil!
admit.
THOS. MKHKOITI),
WM. Vs. TKLL.
Edenton, N. C Dec. 20ih.
, -t : ; ,
JYcw Goods.
TIlUK subscribers, grateful for the
Jiberal encouragement they have
received, embrace, the present op
portnnity to return their acknowU
edgements to their friends, and the
public generally, and to inform them
that they still continue in the mer
cantile business at their old tar.d
under the Xational Hotel where 'hey
iare just received and opened
I
r fi nd .11 infer tm)iy,'Compnstnj? a
Ktfgc and handsome assortment of
JALTS .1X1) OILS,
of i:F.nr bESCRtenoN. . ,'
TheVr slock of Goods have been
; : ir cted in New York w ilh great
( ue suitable to the season and
luatkct, ami can be sold low for
inr.
cash or country produce. 1 hey
respectfully invite all desirous' of
purchasiiijf, to call and exami
them. -
llarrcll Si Forbes.
; Ocular 2d. i - "
d nhle Gut nnd Hni nes . n SuK
A key, a Jersey Waggon and liar-
ness,: an excellent, substautiat Dray
and- Harness. The above article
vtvli be "told loty cn application at
. . t v.
tills r Lice.
October 20. '
T '
;::njaml albi:r'ivson3 at mace nou..
Lv.rrcn-.e Cc C.1 Ore?
' ii'o'ics, ct al. J 183U
re'er a
ferM,
i C.l so it U ordered hat Cal-
r ; Co. end P.irker
' t t! ?. 4.lv i '
t i5. W fr t ,H)"
! iTij: r i " ? '"
;U'.r, th.ii they come I jrvvard on
j' - o:: fourth Monday aflcr-thc. -fourth
j Monday4, in March next and plead,
'answer or demur ; or cie- the' Dill
will be taken pro confessf?', as to
theio ' Asid ordered thai the . said
Calvin Washburn & Co. aud Parker
vC .Waterman', have pet mission to cer
tify their answers before some Judge
of a, Court of Uecord m Boston,
iisum Newby, c..& m. e.
February 4,-IS33.
..0V1 oy SAli.
.ll,C s ii6scriber informs the pub
iic that he .has n han,d, of hfs
Oivn-manufrt-ure, several neat "and
excellent Gig, which' be will dispose
of on moderate terms for cash cood
note or country produce.
He stdl continues to carrv on the
Gig and Carriage making bti-.ines?
at the old Stand ; and hold himself
in readiness to .'execute all. work in
bia line with fidelity and despatch. :
Isaac I. Stafford.
J.m. 2!. I
rIH C . s.ubscri-her has received per
A' schr. Camden, sch-r. William and
h'nP Iidependence' from New Yoik,
general assortment ol
. Q O O 7) S
rularfcJ f lhe which will be
OlU . OH IhB most" Bfrntrnnm :;1ifn'
Tftmw; at wholesale and retail-".fo!
llcz,ckiah LocliuooJ.
Eliz ihtih- City, Oct. 2d.
1IvuMi anil
Just rCcivcd cr scftr FranC(S D jra.
9Q ba cf CoTee anj
I tl '
1 -Vy ft: b'theh coarse Salt, for
- Miles .White.
Elizabeth City, 2th mo 5at, 1.831.
THIE sub cribcr having resigned
the oiBce of Constable, notifies
all persons having papers in hi
hands to .. produce,-hi- receipt? and
,a.ke ", out, or he will plead this
"V,,ce ,ar,J responsiouny on
his part
Benjamin Davis.
. it.
Feh. 4.
Jmt Ttctiud ptr BcJiT, Jllphcus, from
i Jarfmioue, .
OA hhds. good retatlingMoIasses.
4 caksThomatow n Stone Lime.
'! 50 biishcls Irish Potatoes. '
- For fale by .' : v
' Jno. Williams Co,
Jan. 1 1. i ; .' ft
-S pipe French Brandy, 1 do. Gin,
G doen Champaigne,
1 or sale by
. Jo U. Gordan S: Bro.
January 14. '
-WmUtA to AuYG
rpOR a small family, a woman who
-- is a good, took, aner anl I
roner. Apply at this OiTice.
- Feb 4. , j":; . v.;
! f OTIT the ladies'to call and ex
amine his supply of handsome
. Baskets and . elegant Hair Blushes,
. 1
1 w men ne nas j-si rcceivcu.
Jan. 1. ' .
AN ADDI'vlV-S
Dclix'ered at J,r
-. s.r, ;
;'?2
1 1 o .'
Nl Li'-.
...- .-t ...
i'IiI i
to KOs.ft husbandry. j .. -t
1. They sa.ve i tirne. The .husband"
man," who is ohiitjed io leae rtis train o
his. labor, and f ravel to a div-irsi ftt id, to
drive- out intruding tan!4, loses Vnilr'i
valuable time, w hich 'he knows not do
to spare. ' : :t-", i.-. . i. "U'L"-.
2. iGnod fences protert i and seclure
crops, ihc frtiii and just reward tCitjii
and cqre ; and prevent the. pain seqini;
them caiekssly wasted ocdcMroyr d ;
a A in this way,!liihten care .atsd svett-
rcri tlrd hours of rest. . j
"3 Good ftuces prevent UTikind . ff el
ing aaion' nejhbors; and not uo'Vc
quently, vcxatiousnd xpensive lavuiti
rh cvjU of which are sonetimt'S Men.
and felt, by the next gcneraui;n.
4. Good ftnecs are an ornament
to a
arm.
An extended plane an unbroken
view of a lake,1.os an "ocean, prodtjees
painful -sema'ions ;-i .Nhii? a iareapcJ in-
trspTf-d .with hill, ai d mb!o.vs, jand
f.rtsts, rn d cleared; fields xrjtts 1iet'
emcHriis. Mch,iisthe olcosura'-a is;ne
from the-view cf a mcaly -ancf well tnc
ed . fjrm. ; 'assoia'ed, a it alnays win. he,
with- consideration! 1 of.sr.rurity And prrifi
and t hi? certaintyi of. undine' cery'ox,
and lione, and ciw in his own pasturje.
J turd':. 1 hs, rtitr. of manure is arntO-
cr characteitsfic of jjood huvhindr-v.
M-st of the soils p" New IVitjland, and
t'hi-i the limits of Ihii iocitly, leqiirc
tli: !tf.tj(isliiK-TU u .d voppoTt.' And thi
neceshity vul always make t!iis.a highly
tjvorr! land. Whtrt r nnr u'e i re-tpiirt-d,
in nrdcr to rt'Clice j.jood crops,
and to e.onruiute iprjod .hushgtsdryv there
g.i!l !c,-of necessity, ifv hsstrt J errfvrov,-
and consrqMtnt wealth, with. dometir
bappinpss. If it (hotthi be ; "inquired
tA !CO- t.." ti i'jve ii'j'-'-t
of t:-e- c(ufu-s t.kkvfcx ui-vnfd
to luxuriant - fields atul gardens the ao
-er i, a s rcquhing rnifufie, jifj m
dusi ry.
what, has
II it shnold be further iuquired.
rruitle the j inhaSitao's ot tnese
countus nrosnerous. looeneitdent: and
-
1 ... . .
appy.f tb- 3'iswer is, a soil requiriiu.
o.anure, with induHtny and eccinoo y. A
votmt' man, aspirih'iat igor of body, in
th per.dtnce ol mind, jand prspeiity .witt
long life, otight, in f hooting his settle
no it,' to select a soil, not too barren u
tewaitl his industry ;i yet requirtn'g ma
uurc to render it productive. Much ol
the land' in New
1;
ftgland answers this
description.
In most of the W
eern States, rqa-
nure is esteemed of no value, ilt issuf
tered, cither ..to arcumtdatc about their
barns and hovels, fbr kears ; or is thrown
: .. . . 1. : 1 ! i .
iiuu jiiirjr l reeKSif as aj nuisance. 1 1 have.
however, ftcver seen tlm, -without witness
iwj;, ,u n;c Aunie'. ipo', w eens, ana utid
growth, as tank audi luxuiiaivr, as " the
corn-blades, or sialka of whei'. : with
miserable, husbandry, r , - t i
' inai a sou so ncni, as to require nn
manure untier the haud of a skilful cuhi
vator, will produce shith ard its kindred
Mces, ts a principle, as Unvarying as the
Javs of nature. 1 he barrenness of New
lv gland, - which is Lnot unfrequentiy
spoken of at the West, is one cf the most
distinguished blessings of this enviable
tar.d.
;j While the cultivator iofjthe rich alhi'
vials, and extensive priat ies;of the West,
shall he pale with atru'e, and inactive and
slothful, by reason of the richness of bis
sou, nis larm untemed, and overspread
"itn wtcus ana uu growth; the more
avored sonot New
Entriand shalT be
muscular and strong,
energetic land en-t
terprnung, intelligent
I .1 " 1 '. I
anu innrai ; cim'it
ing the fruits of his indusiry ina salubri
ous atmosphere, and blessed with a ur
routvo-ing group 01 neaivntui, intelligent,!
wen instructed children, mature is unt
formJn her onerations. 'A. soil iso rich,
as the valley ol the Mississippi, has eve
ry where produced: the const-qtiences of
idleness. Men will not work barun hen
tney can live easy, ,
. i ' . I I
That part of Asia, where once was the
garrten of tden, wnerei was the promised
lana: Italy, where was
iv 1 nidiui) aiji( 3IHCII, 01 ui 'rctiuiiuu,
Spain, once so distinguished for her aci-
rnce, and her intelligence ; Egyptr'onre
reno-neci tor her arts and ter power;
r I . " I 1 . . g.
outn America, once pre-eminent
her honour and her warriors; the valley
of the1 Mississippi, with ks present popu
tl'iriffV itlii.lrln lJilli 1:
it. mu.-Mi aiu mil m urn. . .
The destinies of futurity arc net in ouy
on two noi.L.ir.s ror:
V'hat consequence
!o'.v tn.tn tne. preat moral t
f. 'it
making to rcn.iaeaod put it v tf-.e
j KT! v-,s!ipv, time only can disclose. -.-j
vi re art! e r onr.ee tiur hetw een ca u-.
;i" t; unless these, c-r other caii s .
J rio'irv.-.peiauvc, bll rxer a hiy!-l)
j a ci r.trol;!'
r. Luf nee, this at
nroud oUfy nicst. nl v
', . . . ,
sitviikher. inactive. ns; tsse
evtrr the duty. .of.-the .-patriot, as -ell an
the Chr?stianvto hope; that the .tehiou
il the Cross may tfTee t, what science and
philovp1y with ui ttfeir " votat ics,; have
x( lone, io vam, attempted 1 f !
."1-In' addition ttv barn manure, the Nc
hngland inishandinan should, be unweati
cd, in coHec;in whatever: xv ii 1 quicken
or support ej;c tation. Lione ts aiahia
tde mapuff, and hi-ldy deserving notice.
Atud from ponds, or sunken jroun's.
rommi'n 'iU. wish eery kiud -f veg-fta- ;
ule; and atiimal substance, may he profit
ahiy tiscd in compoM ; especially, if ex
posed to the a tion of swice. . Charujiny
.crops is often uselul i Iva? h .specie ol
crop seems to extract from the s--.il a nu
triiment pectvhar .to its-11 ; so a not to
cxihausr, neainst the demands of a differ,
tnt, .suicetdin,: crop. Alternate
ploujrhin 3td seeding is a valuable' sub
stitute for manure; and an economical
method of keeping land in heart. ' How
ever highly other grasses may he valued"
In lot her "counties -or stales; I am satisfi
cdj; that no grass, with us, is so entich-to-tc)
lhe ; or nutucions For hay ior
paHtur.e, as trie clover. t he- -quality,
w.hu h ciutch.es, is not in the stsik, or ileal,
of this fas, as sometimes- supposed ;
huti in a ...black, tnould, collet ted abuuit the
rouiis. AV hetJvcr extracted lrm the air,
by nicans of Ms bhssoms its braa Jeaf,
or . porcus stalk, I do not pretend1 to'say.
If turned in, with a plough for matmre,
it should stand entij ripe, r The mauke
stalk,' arid full irow-n leaf set m:neceary
o collect, and deposit, lis rtuii-itive qtrah-
A coat cf gVass, "left in the fall,! or.
moioi or pa si u re1-land,- is equal to ra
rovtrin of manure. iThis ' sr es'ih-
lovihie u ii r pose 'f enncVrnr; tt'e &f it.'j, "and
if pfrotectiiiii it from if'osts'atid colt?!-!!
'! . . ..I.I
s I ke the clothing cd the human body,
. -tifri in.r it fmni I hf rnt'l f.t vtir.tPI
KJ ltadojr.f grass ieft growing, in tj
,-aJttiij J)r.,tluce twice i's alue, tbv rlt
pr.
reason.-' C!nsiderinpj lhe coldursi of huir
lionaie, this subject has not been suf.K
tnilf recardfd.
dAjurthly. I)ecfi fdoughwg is esschtj
al td g Hid tmh.itidi y .
c plough is the most importnnt
pi en
ent'i'l husbandly; too much pan
anoint, be taken in its construction. A
share, so broad as to cut the w hole w idth
of the furrow, is.esseniial. , PloughiiMi is
ihc mnst important operation in husbands-
ry, and deep ploughing still more imporj-
tant.j . burn, pat ts tit th.e earth, as are not
hrtken, or turned up by the plough-share
vitldi no support to Ihe'growjng planti i
they arc m the way ot the roots, and
U'3L ti3-ti int i i 1 ' -i
J):
ci ftlavgfiing btings up more earUfptf "P0" active employment.
e ; gies more room ior tne roots' to
grol and extend in ; a(Ttrfs more nour
ishment; ar.d greater security agaiiltS'l
Irotigbi ; the deeper the soil, the mote
mointSure is contained in it and the long
er 1 win .resist me tiucu.r.i neat: ipei
... - . . rr J.. ..'a-.:.. - i i
morel eaily is it moved by the hoe and
harrow : and ordioarilv. will nroducc a
moresabundant crop. There is a -quality J
nutritive, to. vegetation, ! which settled
downibelovy ordinary furrows ; -and which,
turned op, brings strength, as well as
. .--Jt... . ... Li .. : 1 -'' t ..... . 1"-
quaniiy, 10 iitc son. 1 nave seen pump
kins'Smdlother vines grow luxuriantly, on
earth 1 throwin out .of a cellar, three feet
below, the sutface
fifthly. Jfeamen is iessential to the
1 character. .of husbandry.
This consists' in the arrangement ind
; I . - I f e' ... . . . 1 - 1 . : -i ...I.
1 r isions t a larm ; 111c orurr Bii8nt
- j of the buildings ; . the setting out ' arid
. j pruning, with judgment, fruit and shadc-
trees.! 1 he garden 01 Loen,, tne Rreai
i example set Deiore nnsoanamen, contain'
ed "eVerv tree, nleasant tn the sirvht.' -is
- J well as Kod for foodi-
1 .Ncatncssatso consists in the cutting q
j hushes, leaving up and subduing hedges
t m . ' i - ' - - ..1.
clearing evqry held ot weeds and wild
growth ; keeping the best implcrncntS 01
j husbandry ; and in hestl order aod condl
1 1 mil 1; its 11 3UOUIU DC. i ! - ":.'.
J There should be " a place Tor every
1 thing and 5 every . thing . in its place." '
i i here, shnultl also he a time for ever
1 . i i. f
tor thing - and every thing m its time. I
J ; More time nd labour are saved by
I nearness, on and about a farm, .than ten
1.. . -r-a. .. .. . I
miimcj ' roM. i ne uteaKirn nl a Dow
pinj or the unseVing of a harness, fret
rv.: T.r. i.v AiVAc;:r
i "t only ;1' to th.-s
v to-, the : !ut; hut
.T(-I 10, l'. '..I b I' "
r. . I
: t - t! r c - j- r.
rr.'s
- 4; ,:-;! the (i:cnurrs -t
. ,1 s . us t -t di r 3 I
h o !i : t :t!M)', bo -.!-tuti;rss
ai.i re iJtii.r .f
and ou! ; . .', if r
1 i f t nt s, e t. rr hu ":
: e ol the cardinal
woman too, ought to be UiU':;,ln add it
10 the list. It ihoul'J t ' ' . : . t! 3
family there bout ' '
,L erv one W. .
ilutr. There s
field, and in a'l i
there should hv
"Order h 11 -
never DC sc
nis lioucl.o
-. . fr. CtVi'Tii a a, ).,.
ed over lhe sevct ai it r-
of Mr. Cirartl wit!, un t
and we believe tn.il. . r
on the tnind of r. ,
i, iill he tl . tnuitOiCM iit "
considered himself. merdy as
gent or stew ard, w h xh to ,
f ir the manner u u hich he dis-ius-
of h! immense wealth ; and ihstt hi
anxious wish was to make .such -. a
i4iitrinfc!f iiin nf if na tvmttrl hrmliinn
lhe greatest possible ! good. Tho ;
I'hiladelphians oiay well be proud of -.
baviftgJiatl .such a citizen ; f r he
has djcharged his duty and fulfilled
his destiny likea philanthropist, and
bf uefactor, and left behind him t!voe I
w ho fur generation will revere hU
ivame and cherish lii memory. We c
give in our paier of'to-day :an.b
st.raci of his will vyhrch clearly e-
vine'es that Mr. (.irord. looked upon
ihe. .wealth and prosperity of iodivid-
... . . . ... . .
I'd'
t,a- u-C-t1Tidnrrr,L;4il,ec lijc"
coniinon gootl tf sneiety. '
Piltsbvrgh Statesman.
the
'. From, the liability .to FryS'pela,
Mr. Girap.d is said to have lived for
Lthe lat five years, entirely upon a
vegetable diet. I. Ik has ! fold a gen
tleman says the Banner of the ConstU
fujon, that his own inotvidual M.b- -sisience
did not cost nore thati twen-'
ty centH a day. He never exhibited
any concern, about life, hor had he.
any fears of death, lie used, to say
that a man who would leave idTbui
sinews because he thought himself
rioh -enough, had veiy, erroneous
views-7-tbat he attached no " nof
importance to his weahh, than ho
lid to his cIt shoes, but that htHo' -
of 4 he "great est duties of
used to say that he.vwou'c
tree to-day, i f lie thought .
die to-moirow. '
JValtonal Debt, '
ton came into
, H " t. .
;ttcs was i'tO,
debt of ihe Uriift
180JL10U. It :ta in creased durrog
bis administration to 82,042,000.' a nil
atigmenied by tb elder Adams to
82,000,000. ! M r. JefiTeron increased
it t n 85.353,000, a o d ubseq i e n!y
reduced it to G;i, 1 53,000. During
MrvMadttottJ dynasty, ir as in-
c re a sed to ' 1 23 O0O OOO. . and -again
reduced to'. 115.800,000. Mr. Mon
roe came in!o office, and th'deht
was gradually reduced to SJSB,-
000 ; his successor, Mr. Adams, left
it at .a8,bt2.()OU. Under the present
administration it has been brou',!it,
down to 32,005,000. ' ,
It would appear from Mr.
speech, S3ys the .'ationnl J'turi
the repeat and reductio of Imt'
Cr.Ta
tiatious articles w hich Mr. Cs I
tjrace, would amount to ahoi
millions pi doflars. This hm.
from the present amount ff ti
nue, say 25 tniUion of. do!'a-s, ;
rUeave th-e; reenue at 18 mitlions of d J-
lars ; a standard belw which, it appear
ed (o berMt. Clay's upinioni if ouht not
for the picscnt to be i educed, a least till
ihe'Nationat debt he fially paid, and it
be seen wliat future ccuiingeiicic may
occur.