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Tlsur!ay, l rbrnarjr si I. Mr."'J)" pf,,u t-bjert of AWditi-w, orcupie a Irga portiai of r f irr t'-d v . Tliis p-" eh l pronoortr. -jt.be "f ' 0i4t happy r!Tft. t i full 'f exalted rnlimrnt, -t fcRiij ' ryjfl-a ! 'f patriotic 6tl ja,. t ha tru;'l foU'a dt heart f-ll gr.ud-li'1 f l ffi n 1. d ihe appro I jiwa r.cn f W t-'tin Sni in- li rrr l"t it i aordtJ a4 1 p t I'.Jl f& pf, '.iu':tr tf a prions! sntincian t i i; t r u id t!,e !i et.et anJ t ri!.ie.t m . if. ( fict fi iu; but it uulJ nuke tut $H,l milUwm Ut t?ie fine I.f baa aJreaJjr j 40 Mtirr4. lit a nry in quulin; the ':',n, " , . -JrJ U lha Leailj aariwrt of U.tlr- ""y. iraw of lauili'-em. are rnJviij to rrrate , . .Ur " Uej oat a riiniiatia. wi Lj,L ,SW.H .t tUr. a! m o Prr.e. a,B,m,o. ,4 . yrl tf ,f Ru, abo. !LiHcfr,tf bvtMm itao.eke. " -. Ikm.'. ht m i hid. ih. rrm rIrM Ihh KnaurpaaaaJ and un. .. . Jw i l 13-etr a-aJri. anJ an prepare I.be- W ,4",e' " 8 1 ' . U? '. 'irf fr- w.hew rigl.1. " They ,., bera in M il t 4 t N 1 fwjit..ti.al.I;Ti,iileaipr..ril.klf tli l.abil irf iiii..nmg If fi.l-iura fur l Cliicf MijiUaie of ihia t''n, would ay ae atX TM rciiri of panbaicra lha lrrn.iimt.oii p( latrv fur a ae f.'iu m ' " t!ie .MU-oiri jueUu in ' l KM. lUMwtkTi Ur an. a reperiah!e pmoi ibeir eortfliturnry, HiiK the rWifH.- l.ich l.e tSrjT'l ' iiN!H-k. fore It ..cended . . MlM.af i aUMMi Min SraatvriaC Mifrraa. ha jud cial benth, araa tht champion of i.ti i!iC eied ' eti.n or llic Uriff M j rBeipfy grti il.at way uu ts j the Van Duren party in tin county.) l:it. i4 Iii werteinin argnmeitt rli t tti Cal afau coua j ben a reprernUt,Ve, preaentrd thee no wp' I'm aluiiiij an' ject of Atxli ' ir chanf I u u.n,r l 4 Kyia r- n.eim.ri1, and w.iuld. e doubt am, lion, nil! e r.y name donn to po.tr.1 """. " M'thn, orh'o " Hrftmn. ., ,. : t. I i . P'. w tMite ibrr af ti aawtria dcnMKraU. ; re. I be lata Mr. Stanly, of tewbern. i But ot t ,ii wo ha karj Leufucun j wot aiern p'liittcai integ rity none eer r.en a Uenerat Jac . m!jlilenr. 1 bar ih ! rr U Wr n ca bc cflVu-; d.Kibted. and perliap other eminent and . " I I I .1 - .1 Mr. J. Ih CUi-y ha diMted of lnj iii'r in the lint i'.ia l4tri.tl at (reena i U .m.i'.. t.i M-r. 1, n bin Si.n and - - - - - - s I k) ij'iaent of the prnr, it new propiie-! m he ret.re4 ! 11 11a dd title, Title (.MNoiiototi P.Tftior." and wi ll h - . i . J. i MMOii u the pit anil qttaiutnrs ' . ' ' e . wloeh charinei.ied firmer :rniiii.' fi.2.iiet.r. 1 1 p "dniee, the new editor ilrrUra l1ieuirle " iWidrdly Whig.' drtcrmined ! null l!i Whig par.' ... a . ... . , , .n .U 1 rdde r.e,., t d,..j fleet fro.a poatr the pretei.t Ivtf entire j of the Ci-nrM Goternitient. Though denild," hf r are not blmdlv e.nn-; m:iieJ:M but b.il.l ihe rraerted ritf In i M .,e.k plainly ahoul the public acta of 'f"""" ,, ' , ' ... ,. . . n.ta)h.iilM-yo.ayeiMil!gfiaari,- ad publ.e. mm. e ,kt their cm- j iMH ( if,, .,,.,,., Ihaa1f ,.f j mrnre,i,-nt, and li.(.e they will O .1 fint u alras-i w!i-r Ikey r re.,.ct. j hy the way, bui bv pi r-cerane and in f..y wiineo. I p.errnt r-tiiiea. I the) . ' ' , . . , . . . ' , . . ' . . , , ! d..,r,.. atteiamnloihe dutte. of their, L'g lor ..i. ,ke ('r,j ii'iiin. pirn mi i!iFiiirira a Biifi.i nainr. t'lJ long lite to enj'iy the fruit of it. KeWih lUfner. " of Heitfod ' i Ciunu-, a Ulentcd fpfeCniaine in or' I I i . ... i . . 1 1 k . .1 l.tI..g..iture.h,e..n.e.,iedtobee. candidate to tepresent the fiftcongre swnal distrifl of this stite in ihe LW g"t of the United SMr. t !..- dnuki J , , ' !e m.ng mj-.niy. A tn-i-ting of the pro;!e of Cren em ity waabeld at Neohein on the 12ih tint for the rtirn.e of I. Vine iirnrt iv s.fii. to clert a suitable person to be j . . . . .1 , ! au . . i al..u..f4ii; . C fvilft II. V.l' grr-ion.l ilimrirt afur the etpiration of tlie term of Mr. Cltarlee Shepard. tlie present mruoiUnt. The meeting is re pfceuted to luve'been tht liget evrr held at Nenbem on a politie.l oeeaion; and it ts observed by the Spectator, that tti. unanimity of purposa manifrated to Mmt the genrr d wih of the distrir-t,, by siiier.eting.MrSIiep4rd, gies cheer aurance ihil it tpi' le done by a seeping iii .j .nty." The meeting was hlresfe, by aeveral g'jntleinen, and a frstihi'im na adupti d, W illi hut one dis senting voice. foiiJenioing ihe political rore of ths-ir pre.ent rrprcscntatise, as asciHaiing and untrust-wotthy. It was propoird that the peoj.le of the tevctal counties of ihe diairiet eend delegate to Contention, to be held at lyingslon on 'ic 1 M inday in April, to select a can tliiUse. I'ohaeeo cnmnuiids bih prices in the W.biirg market. -.I.i.s. 0 to 1 Oj; 'I II to 13, according lo quality, John Henderson, esq. (Whig,) has Wn elcrtod by the I.tgil ilure of Mis iip,.i. tn the Senate of the United Hut, fr sin je.ira from the 4t! ol M.rc'i next, by a inxjniity of fivt vote cvcr Mr, Wiili tin?, the Van Buren cm tliduo, Tho Whii St:ttn Uo ivcnlion, recently tseaihled at Jarkson, w a a very l.ute "us and t denied bmly. They nominat d n entire Whig ticket foratate and tiv onal ofliccro. n:i l appointed dclcgatea to "e Nation , WI113 'Conrtntioii at Ilar.i- a-d tu-Uisclos ties i siijjan Hurt Cir Kei.tarkr. and Jom9 Tritt i-f Virj'n i. M rBJi,J.us, fur Per. i!i.tud Virt Preset f tht LVd Sisic-, J, AItwAA rniii, rn 4 PLY.. pbia. baa tarea appointed by tit Goaer K"" Carolina tobt CiM.Mk.MtliC. IWf ui a petdisrty quiet. tt for it4 sut .f Pcnimlvania, n Lie aclnwvlrmruu and proof, tf ariilng. depositions, if. Mr. II. I UaUc, hi. pwrrlisstj ihe crlelreit their atwnontal rite aeeorij pre acd irpe of h Nmih Csroiiaa inf o th im4c frt f thrit JtHirnal, n iflirndt MtUuhin i F.r.l,wr par pvtirnl.r rfafd la At .!. ! paper .nin tl. tide If i HI OBTtt UI9USUS. It IM l rvaairccrd aa k a ifat Brcrtrjr ar-! . ... ranrmrnit ca ut niaur.anu arm A f rial ' pf aiuluaia tier 4n4 t-rh NPiiMA Thtlitca ' aneiwa nwa al'virapf year part. The representative l,f Mll;,l fitii cji!4 a4 cMiaia ! of tha fertile ol (luillnnl . Hif.irinlr , I brat. ( ft rtt,iti$m. Tbe lMare af t-rJ ih vf a toa m ( I 'ell a orgradatwa. ! I, i . The tuUili a.J tiua Kail-mad Company " ' pi ' "'d '"' n The &iate mt l'tMMi ktt p4 renJ- j ' I ' o J i In. mwrwcting IIhi-. Sesatu: a 4 q irati their Kei-reMnutivr , . 1 .... I it l fi(r l i ai .l iha ak lieaaiy i ... . ... , . j !lt tiuf R-ref-taiir. "' a, as w4 at in Hh(Ion. taay b j .ihi4 manv hvprrfi'.l anj bia4 leaier, m mJW aiak' iiataaet .f iHi is 4.ijlyd ... lh.j llte ,,f ih, uJar4 It ia weij kw. t!.t in i i'i III I ..f M.gM. th pri.ilea ! trlr memorial! Mr. M-ire- lp ,rtw..af i'iet.pt..f ihiai'""!. perfectly ingenoou in seiuimeni. a '4 te .... . a . ' i - - .... r,,..!...,,iii i.. ..r tt.. .ft. t, xt l i a a. -t. i 'S r"f f tl.e S.riety w fiimar. f.r iheahrngtiionw .,.,, ,,....,:. k... 5 ' l,l;,.Mm9 ,,m i fiaytr f the nwiniruliti. It re?epun waj " l"c"el hy oie wn.g m tnetfoerat te rawy n waa, in.irc.i. niiiagi y rrj eirq : ky both patlir. 11 thi mV.ter ne biameoa 4 ? aUrkt.wr.Mnrebea4i M td some trading avmWofth Van Buren party eipr.4 en? t(fltrfth Senate lUi-if -.l.rprbiti.. of h.s rn .J jet. With f:i knowla.lgs .f all j t ie facts, the editor t.f Ihe Sian.laiJ has C I eJ ralumiia f his papr wi:h abuse, rtnt of Mr. - '7. " " P"J. ciaaiging li.em witk kame Jesgiied tlitm . : - a alte With I l.e V-oliiionuti f ihe norlli, of Iijiii5 "tnrrenJcred t di;cri tion,', r be I enming traitors l the sil' !" j Til. tl n H:.l y anJ Imli iw.HarteJne of l!i t Vtaajatd will beron.e apparent ky ci niparing! his conduct in this flir vitb bis course tow. ar.li Mr. Duncan .4 Oiim. Mr. Daaian declar ed ra In plae i tb llnuse ol Itepresen'aiives of the lathed Stat, that h believed " Con. en-ss alu.itj maintain unaWvigetf, th right ol tb peqpi lo prlilion for lh almliti.in of la- very a i,l th ,W trade in Ihe diitriel ol Co- j l.iiiit.u," that . long ha had a aal i Con-gr-, he aoirlj ' vecniv and present aholiliun m l all lhi kin J ) petiti in proper to be prrae. le .I,1 and that he wa " eppioed In the admtin f any new ta: ml. a th feileral Unm wliaae n-iiiulioo lo'erate atavery.' Yet this Mr. Duncan ia landed by th Standard a Dem.orjt of the lira I water- a pur o pub liein of th old Jcfll-rsonisn school; and his eps. ol.es are piraded before the publio fr the adin.rariun of I'i faithful. Sucl) ia ih oonstst enry wf ihe veritible Standantl , Te give nnr reaJer an opportunity of coin. ing tn j ut ronchitntn, we t-xtract from the I ant Urce.iabnrongh Patiiut the fallowing plain statement i.f the ailair of the 1 GUILFORD MEM0RIAV The Standard, tve presume, waa more plcttl at the presentation of thi memo rial than he ha been at any political event since the elections nf 1333. For two reason: First, h hs found it the most convenient thing in the world to use, at lha present juncture, in hi laborious elTori to break the opposition party of this State, that be might prop up, with the fragments, a tottering, rotten and unwieldy federal, executive. Secondly, it ha aiT if. led an opportunity to ent a little amotheied malignity against certain whigs of Guilford, who some lime ago uncovered and exposed bis sin against veracity, so much lo his heart content. Theu' Vc the (ok springs of the Columns .4 lo-Ug wis li Ub lU SUoJuiJ i MMtr'f mm pa tL hig. IUi to tie gulrn. and ikeir era : la irh the f fmmvoat -f the lav, fJtc esiariira f tha riry of Ffiewdt art tu4 andmtood. Mir tven ' law a. Tbtir principal setUcweal ie ia ibis ewiotc, and wm tra rU areusiated aim uir oseoners, ksUit. sad aaode mf Mbirt.Mte. Mrtlr ana iawrlligent peo ple, and lit d-ir ffotiseiivt iwu, which tier bar sustained for f. Tley rrfust tlit fohionatdV made of f-" .Sr., imH,rrtm a!, h son, a4 n lua ki war, err a i 2e tt f ry ira. j nry ant a fr from enrArin( diaobrdtriirt or rfbriiB amiinf Ur,or from ronrrnt. - pmrnir iiirir mrnmnaie, gnawing ai tl.e lime tfiat tiielr prayrr would be vter Ir fruiiUf ttnlireJcd f.rgttrn, tret ,er divrliarsrd tlteir bouiulea duty to " " iui nun iinn. The jnurna! of the General Atembly will ho ihete frt. There men, Mr. UruUrd. held tht " triling pontiun r . j Mia lira 'y ' icicnniiT i I paramount. I Now to this I ml memorial, which the ! Manilard, like oanelio 1'anta, lake on hi fiiiger end, and goea preaching over '., .' , ' . , . the world. The northern nbubtinnuit kt,.-,:,.. it,.;, n,;rmt. m.,'1. r..k. the south cache fire and i blazing with i rtciiemrnt lirr public men pouring forth their feelings in the very strong's! dentin ctatory irrm inai our language c.n iur- ni,,lJ-heri,,!wi(hou, regard In time. .e.on-witlMml knowing or cuing who it might aflVc here romes the ho- ami Hanpriifi v iui in iriiin mn anion ; V . . - f " "j " ' , f " inau oeen sootten repeaieu ami .ir- gotten, pwei.led it. Hie part.al eicite. fe"1Ll m,M:,, " hf '" J kn0wB - Jn '""'" ee attending the aff jir were understood t-,OB. ltin4 prr.ent, venture there " " " " ' '-- : ftanimilk' et fiwl-st'-t narlv at hit ttl.t Mnl ia'tlltll wnn ? winr vis HMi ttunmnt at least acquit him of ail . oiame. ... Th s ia a plain atemenl of the r ircam- .. arf,,.,i(ln "I'lits is one of the corner stonri on l.ifli the Standard builds his proof of a " coalition" nttoulhtrn whist ...l nnrthtrn nhnUlinni!! This i the harmless thing which he ao foully ban- u fr ,f,e good of the administration! Xhio i the occasion of swell fl.iods of so elun bombast aisd farcical declam.tionr ,f rira .Viur LiJlralarr iui the .ti ll, for Febitjary, ha keen received. It is very neatly nrintrd montli'v M?x ne, published in . " Oaltiitiore hy Mcms. Brnuks Ji Snodgras, and Contains niiny iiiteiesting arlich s. Th Jan aary nitmber eommeneid new vu'ume, and ia emhellisV 4 with a nea ly engraved lihrne ol Jame Feni'nur Cooper, a dUtinguialiad i Atneikan aoieiliit. Tht GmUtrntn't Xngt;a$ mntMtnlh'w Jlmtr iirnn frrlfie, pohliaheJ ky William C. B irton, erq. Philadelphi. The f.-uith volume of this work commence with Ih January aumher. The pigea id this work have bean considers bl enlarged, ui! euns-qiently wilt embrace a greater variety of auhjcl. Other improve mcnts ar in conteinp'ation. " Ti Jmrrioi Si Gtnetr and Farmfr's .Van ad. Th eighth number of this woik has been received. It is a monthly publication, de g i- ed tn eitend and eneoniaga the growth of Silk; hot contain also many useful articles upon Agricultural and Rural Economy. It is worthy of patrons.. 7s .finrriVan PrHMo.ariVat Journal aatf .Viicc'aHj The filth number of thi pcriodi cat has been received. It is enough to ssy nf this work that it is under the management of the indefatigable Adam Waldir, known throughout th country for the regularity and taste with which lis ha so long conducted his Ciscciatixo Lib!." Porsons disposed to subscribe for either of the above works, can see specimen of them hy applying at this office. Unfortunate Affair. k blnody ren eon mra took place on tht 7ih insl. at Il tlifHx. in this state, between Mr. Natha niel Ruon and Mr. htukbery Wilcox, jr. Mr. . struck Mr. W, with a stick, dis charged one pistol at him without effect, and npped another, while .Mr, W. fired two pistol and a gun at 1-a.tnn, bulging a large nu nher nf shut in his body.. Raton wa alive at last account, but ia not ex pected to recover, UaUigh TifjiVer. Executive CvnuITLi bode tnet on Saturday I-st, and niuimoitle ea irmed the folloain nooiinatura of tie Coremor: Uerar Hoard.. VT ZKam A. RIonnL Clarice !an!y and Da.id W. Stone, etqmre. IJoari of Infernal Iinrtrovmrntdtil. CadrallaJer Jonen and Cbarlet P. Ma! UNITED STATES MIST. X!m are indebted to iha attentia! of the II00.I.A. Pea ret tt eopy of iha ofSrial report of the Director of Hit Mint. hn inf ibt operaiHia of t''at inaiitntioa dnr "f ibt Jtar 1633. From thiadoeumeai art derirt the lolUarine faetc The eoinaga at tba Mini! ia 1838, anouaied to 3.979.217 d!. eoinriinf 1.663,315 ibdiara in gold. 1 293.000 d.d- lar ia iler, and C3.702 dullara ia top. per, ana enmpoeea of I,33.518 piece of rain. ' .j.-,-.,-.. Tb depoitrf if g.4d within the year amownied V I,6?i.500 dull.!, of wbicb 1 171.700 were drited ftum tht mine of the U. S. The depoaite of iler tmonnted to 13.301,200. and ilneed principally fiom Blesico anj iuth America. In order to meet ibt demand for mII eina. thrrt wrre strut k during tbn tear. 1 1,443.700 piece, all iindrr tht valut of the hair Unllar. not including rent. i Tht branch mint at New Oilean ie reited it firl drpofiie of bullion on.ibt 8th of March, and eommenei d operaiona immediately afterward. The demand fof ilter ehanje led the oflifer tei.fine the coinage tt dune, or which 367.404 were airuri. w ire me rnu in juiy, wnen tit work wa tntetrupietl. Two or the ocicer, and nearly all the workmen of thl mint were from tht north, and it waa deemed unsafe f.r them to remain in New Orleans during the nit t eickty season. Tlit value of the bullion received at this mi nt wa g 4 0.600 ia gold and 237,000 j in tiler. The. coinage amouutrd to 40.213 dollars, all in dime. The branrli mint at Charlotte commen ced ita operatinna in December 1837. and has received drposiw of gold to the value o 130.C0O dollars. The amount of coin, are ha been SS 1.1 63. enmnosed of 12.838 mil f aim 4,otf jur'cr ragica. Tht branch at Dahloneg eommenc ed its operations in February, and ha received depositee of gold to the valut or 141,800. Ihe amount of its coinage ha been 102.915 dollar, composed of 20, 583 half ragles. Halt. American. The Investigating Committee. Wt nnderstand that ihia Committee will make some examinations into tht condition of the Treasury Department, before it pro ceeds to make up and present it report. Nothing, certainly, is known of the nature of its discoveriesbut there is no doubt from what we have seen and heard, that it lias verified the fact, tn ihe roon incontestable ehape, that immense sum of mnney, coming either direetly or other wise nut of the public treasury, have been spent by the !oco Foeo leaders in the late election in New York. Tht establishing ol this important and startling fact, will be sufficient warrant for the appointment of the Committee, even if it should dis covrr no other public abuse. Bait. Chronicles Mr. Wm. Jones, Charge of tht United State at Mexico city, is said In have ren dered himself very popular among ihe foreigners, and with the French in par ttcular, by the services he ha rendered them in their latt troubles. A bill ha been introduced into the legislature of Mississippi, authorizing the Governor to purchase, at an expense of twenty-live thousand dollars, a marble tatue of Washington, tn be placed in the rotunda of the eapind. In Massacliusetta, last year, ihe pense nf prosecuting ciriniinals amounted to more than seventy thousand dollar. The Raleigh Standard say that" .Mr. A .lams i the lesder ol thftabolitinnsit in the House of Representatives. Thi falsehnod, as Mr, Adams h himself pro nounced it, is uttered ih the very teeth of that gentleman's speech, made not three weeks ago, ia which he pledged himself as opposed to abolition, even in the District of Columbia. The Standard, with ita usual fairness, has never publittp ed one teord about that tptech. It keeps it reader in the dark on that important subject -an important one lo the South, as showing that a most talented and in fluent! d individual i noi for abolition, but only fur the right of petition. Fayettevillt Observer " Outrage on the frontier. Wt have the authority of tht Montreal Gazette that a lawless incursion from Alhurg, Vermont, waa made on the inhabitants at Caldwell's Monor. hy about twenty citizens of the United States, who on the 2Sth nit. armed and disguised, broke into the house of a man named Vnsburgh, bound hi in and hi ton with cords, wounded the former 0 severely that his lift ia in danger, and then set fire to the house. The fltmes were extinguished by some neighbors from the American tide of the lint. Out one of the persons engaged in this outrage was recognized by the VosburgH family. An arrival at New Orleans from Hava na, with dates to 23th nit. bring intelli gence nf the arrival of a French fleet in the West India seas with ten thousand troops destined to aot against Mexico. The fleet had been spoken with off Martinique. About a week previous two English seventy-fours and two frigates arrived at Havana from Vara Cruz. It h repotted that lit Efttfofe Ad rairal tspeeted 10 be Joined tnavdatrly by targa fleet front England. Tbert were anaa Ficncb te!f of war ia lb port of Haeaa, ad carerly day paaeed iirH-t int arrial or oepsnort of teat French teei of war beint tnoosaetd. The prtenr of m many eeteel aiad tery thing high ia itprotiio narket. Cation Vwmlem It England A report waa current at Kew Urleanr. ba. ing eon. Ijr ay ofTampieo. that oegn liaiiooa were going oa in the city of Mei ico, ohicb ritntem4at the tfoioi of ifct previa of Yacaian to Great Britain, ia payatekt of Hit debt da from Meiico. Drtndful Storm mt Liverpool.-,, dreadful hwrricana ocearrcd tt fuiverpool on the 7ih 'U arbirh deairoyed four or fir bandied lie. and pro-trtv la a large amoont, Anvieg (Jit many ne. wt regret in leant ibat the New York paekrt abipa Penyania. St. Andrew, and Otford, rt Mentioned aa tout wreck Many pereona periahed oa board thest vesael from tht eerity of the weather. The packet ltip Cambridge waa at ont Umt in imminent danger, but waa happily aaveu witnoui injmy. Tk- ...1. -.-.- ,i .1 . , ' " - V " ' . I the Otft oil. and eoDtinned fot mar y hovr I with murn violence. Hie weather was bitteily tidd, and many of those who escaped death by droooing, were idled by the cold. Great number pf cbimnie were blown down and tree uprooted all over EitgUud oy mt gate, ana n every part of the eoaat, east. west, and tooth, tht cbirpm' 0amgeu, tiriten to ee or wrecked The Earthquake in the lte$t Indite 1 1-ener from .Martinique, dated Jan. 15th. ay that the earthquake which baa already been announced as having orrurred on the night of tht 1 1th. with such frichtfu! el- feet, waa repeated on the night nf the I2tli and 13ih. and greatly increased tht damage. The whole Uland wa injured more or les. Pri R.iy more tspenally. In that city eighty house were thrown down, including tht Government House, j Hospital. Treasury, Churches, and all other large edifice. j Not a hou escaped injury mnrt or les. Sis hundred person were killed. And tht rest, who weia able, had fled lo tht low ground. In Guadaloupe and St. L,ur a, great riamsge hail been done. Two schooner had arrived at Martinique from Guadeloupe laden with w ounded persons seeking for hospital; but tht inhabitant were compelled to turn them away, aa they had more their than hands full of their own wounded. Gtiadulovpe TUrt wa a distressing report in rtrcuUtion, in New York trster day morning, that the centte nf ihe Island of Guadeloupe has sunk far below the 11.lt level. Wt learn (mm the American that thi effect is (opposed to have been produced by some volcanic action having a connexion with the lata earthquake at Martinique. Guadaloupe is divided by a creek running nearly through ihe centre of the Island, one side nf which is a Idmestont formation, and tht other vol canie. Same very celebrated plantations, with extensive budding, once of great value, art laid to ba completely submerg ed. MARRIED, In Grrensborough, on tht 12th inst. by tha Rev. Wm". PaUly, Johs CiLtt, esq. of the firm of Allen 4 Cilly, New York, to Mis Martha Asst. daughter of the lute Christopher Moring, esq. of the former place. Weekly Almanac. FEBRUARY, i.f"" s.n sets. w a. a a t a w c: 2 a a C j isrn 1) ,2l Thursday, 22 Friday j 03 Saturday d 31 5 29 2 o on 5 30H 5 " - - 01H a, e 6 29 " . - 24 Sunday, 23 Monday, 628 3 32' 5 331 9 sj ao C C 6 27 6 26! 1 2d Tuesday, 5 34; I - 5 35 ii tl Wednesday 3 25 E1. IFSW2.-3k (FROM PHILADELPHIA,) VfMT be consulted at the Orange Unlet foe a few day. Dr F. ha testimonial from the first Mednal Gentlemen in North Carolina. February tl. , 68-, Negroes to Hire. vj WISH (.1 kire out Stven or Eight Good H inds, on : of whom is a first rate wagon er. If earlier application he not mails for them, they will he hired publicly on Tuesday ol court week, at Ih court honv. . W. A. GRAHAM. February 80. 53 WANTED, . A FIRST rate Journeyman Cabinet Maker, to whom constant employ moot nd good waae will be given. Apply to the nubscriber, living six mile ao th of M'Cuistin, Trolinger k Co. Coltoa Fac tory. WILLEY MURRAY. Fcbrnary SO. 43 - JLook nt This. XTtltE Printing Establishment of th Mi!ton Spectator ia offered fur al on ateomme da tint terms. To a practical printer, with a mall family, th aitoation i a very desirable one. Frofereionat and other ngafemt.nie, demanding at present Ih whole ol my timt, Inn prevent to from again assuming the F.diio ial chair, which, Willi some ixcentiuns, has keen to ms a source f plaanr and profit There is, perhaps, no village in Ih tat tat h.dda out bolter inducement for aa alabliah meat of Ih kind N. J. PALMER. Milton, N.C.Jan. 21. - TW memrf at 9 nVgmt Lr terw ia Qaebet en lb ddi icrttn. I hm now ia the wtodt wit iLet feet itr ft iatbtfieUatao. . J0TJnYA. v 1 e vn - ; - 1 American fUIlc Society 9 BUXAX COSOMXST. . , J T n Caaeeaio o luck me om Ba!iwe oa U t lib kf Decrtntxr last, cf"-l ml a f t aiato ftf geoiteaara fimm varoMia pato mt the I'aMM. ( gw4 lor tWo f ubl at r -vwr. rairwiira. t ptaffiewt taiaMwr-. h fulWwtHf tMwtaiifo wet oaaOMuwoa 4nfud, afier fi'4 ntaceiae. ia the eor t f back a grl awMnfliiu a ad valaabl ! IUrM(ioa wa o'.xiUi. ' Jffaateatf. That M ia lb 4rlibert w'm'mm mt lbiCwaitN, the li!k m m frew M aU f lb L'mKc4 Statra, m4 only tor mc if , , kal a aalwabl artieta mt tfuriW an-thereby l iving aa ad'rae com toy ear nl ' Anerkfaa iabne, aa4 rMaaauig mIIimm mt 4Uar in oar cooatiy, thai si a.naol'y acoa eat f it for tie pwiebaae mt ailke gond. gttUtt. Taal a MatMoal Silk Jroal aefbl t k eab!i!ic4 oJcr tk aa'pf e of Ifc 1 1 ectivCnutie. n4 alt the faeJ over mt-4 ' sktiv the r.pmt of eai4 pap ooht to ko tievotetJ l lb ottvaaceaaeat .f It bilk can in il.e l'it(4 Sutra. fjHwer lb latter rrolutisa Ike ibKiar h keeo atietic4 to same Ike editerial aa t a-ri-teiMieiir ml in Jwraai oe rum mmm .... O . .lftW by Ik farifty. AM witk mt IM fc-art abateaaeat of that f 4ne (! to y Ut,) t. rural life, and U it parsaii whir ptfwp Ird kit eighieea ytr since lo iwoe Ike fit oemker d the old America Faer, be i mm -m kappy la !! mm mora !t 44 fiteaC and e4repndeot;, pro-uiaHHg to desets new ky Ue ttv.l savtalooH endeavor (not in ean.p.iibt wilk (trrct ticntiun ki ntBrial dati ) to ceeierate Ik gmwik and profit a of kai k ia eMvincd i rfeaiincd to become great krencb of wtwaal indaatiy. bringing intu aetit eaen is nmefc mt the new nap- duclia Uborin power aa the country, giving eomf.iri to th Mow nd Ih orphan, ky efftr ig 1 hem auiiaM aad rina)rraiMg employ-, manti and mskirg. in the ageiegat, larft, dditimi to lb wealth od pnpsiity of oar beloved Union. Though Silk, and every China eonaecled whb iia proaliiction. and all luapeuvriwaat ia ma chinery lor ita ereparataoa and maaataclure, ill eonstiiate the tkitj dttig aad oia of tha Journal, for th sake at agreekl and esef.il variety, considerable poriioa f ita page will ' ke dedicated to tho i wilv totxilar and kiadod , subjects ttf .fjrtrtMW, lltrtUullurt, nd Jtarwl . snd iMmttiic cmy Mjnc lb djuctiv till Kural tcoiiOiiiiat.H J. S. SKINNER. The Journal nf the Am icao Silk Society will ko publislied mnotkly, ia paoaphUt fere. Eack number will coaiatt llorly two t'ge. print I on aew typ and l.andaome paper, with) printed colored cover. - All person Iriendly lo Ihe object of tba Jmiroel, will please collect at once and traa mil th subscnplioo money of I boa who may f:el disposed la paimnii it. , TEBMS. Two dollars a year, or ii copies for ta d-iU tars, always lo ba paid kf ir Ik wnrk is sanU AH slieriptions to lrgin with Ike firat nam ker of th yea and in no ca will tha work b nt to y subscriber longer Ibaa it a'lall have keen paid for. All rninino.iicatioas to ke addreed, pnt paid, lntfioaw B. Smith, Corresponding See relary lo lb Mily. ' : All l.Jiiora ot wiper who rosy nesire to e Silk added to tho hat of American Staples, and who will hav Ih kindiies to giv thi proa pectus a low insertion, will b entitled to a copy f ihe JtMimaU February, 1039. . . . M luiaiaSDORoFGn ; Female Academy. - tIIE anderign4 Trwste of tb Millsk. "" rough Famal Academy, have the plea, sur to ann'Minca to Pa rem a and Caardiar , that the eiercises of this instil wtioa commrao ed o the 14th January, lor I'i present eca ion, ander Ih charge of ite efficient nd at-' cotnplislied principal. Mis Maria L. Spans. Th acrvice of thia lady for several year pl, h been such as to meet the biekest eapra. latinos of tb Trustee, and to deter for thia Academy great a portion of pobli patron ape a ha been extended to any imilar insti tution in tha 't. Miss Spear hasassocisied with herself ia lha Issk of instruction, ker sister, Mrs. Elisabeth Smith, whose talents and skill ia th depart, mentsnf Marie, Drawing and Painting kava been fully tested and are of the highest otder. A gentleman who ie a native of Franca and every way qualified, will give lessons in Ika French Language to sark aa may desire it. Th Trnsteea can wiik eonfidenea tweosa mend this Seminary to all who wisk their Haughter and ward la become rcho'ars, and to hav their murals ansiouaty guarded aad their mannera properly formed; tb personal accnmptiehmtnts and mnral awfinraof th ata. dent, being no leva olj.-ctsef attention an tka part f the Teachers, llta tboir improimoi.t in Literature. - - -.. . . --, . The atudie of each class ar aa followa, via: Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Gram mar. Geography, History, Natural Pbiioeopky, Chemistry. Mythology, Botany, Rhetoric, Aa tronnmy, DMrtatioo aoUCorap.Hiiiion, conatitol tk studies of Ike first and second claej Ik am branches nf lea ding, writh tb excapliow of tke fire laat named, ia.rm th atadtea of tka tkird rlaa. and th fourth class, which ie tho lowest i tk echoo', study Spelling. Sanding, Writing, and lb Tablea in Arithmetic, as Ik progress of the scholar justifies. TERMS Or TriTIOK. ' - .- First Class. $17 oa Second Class, - 13 00 Third Class, " 15 00 Fourth Class, . 12 53- Music, on tht Piano or Guitar, ' $25 00 Drawing and Painting,". , 12 00 13 00 5 00 ...t.oa r rencn. Working on Canvas. Wotking on Muslin, JAMES S. SMITH. " WILLIAM CAIN, ' CAD. JONES, SeaV. JtH. MANGU.M. . juicn waddeij -NATHAN HOOKER. STEPHEN MOOKP. 3 S i Cli"Tha Ral.igh Kegitg wUt insert loaf week. February IX Strays. TPAKEN ap by John C Oowglaa, Hving aa h Oxtord Road, about aev. snHe from llillkorough, and entered .a the Stray Book of Orange onanty oa tk ftk insU .a SOW and five 8HOATS, marked a follow, via. one spotted Sow, witk a slit in each ear, eat. Shoal marked with a crop and ander kit ia the right ear and over kit in tha left, and loar Shoat unmarked valued at eight dollar. JOHN k. FAUCETf", RnStr. February )S. tt-3w
The Durham Recorder (Durham, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 21, 1839, edition 1
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