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Whoever will heroine, rrsponsihle. for the
rciyment of iiine papers, k!i:iM rtcrivn a tenth
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tonury tenn:i. .I'ciston Remling in Adver
tisements, must specify the number of time they
wish them inserted, or they will be continued til
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
No advertisement inserted until it has been
jiaitl for, or its payment assumed by ome person
in this to n, or its vicinity.
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or they will not be attended to.
CLOCK & 11. ITCH
lll'.l'AIMNC.
f jHK s'i'iw ri!)rr respectfully infnrm uV pub.
B lir, '.!i.a be has ajra'ui taken hi:i shop in Sa
t.slmrv. in'Miiia street, opjuisitc the State Hank,
a here in is prepared to tAeen'e all order in
the line of his business. Clocks, Witte'ies, .lew .
i-iry, fi'. repa'.rtd en the shortest no'iee. II'
sol .;''! the iK'ni'tajrc "f his fi ',eicl. Ins !! ens.
t'M-.i- ii ; p'.',' i i ai.d ss.ir"
tl .ii! d tin ir vkotl, and si !l t!i in
nl! i. i ii'i .1. his hue, on t r t.-rins than i't any
otln ' vi' Ii ill this p;.rt ol' the s'u'e.
UK. II ll"UMI.
tuU u ,Vm v Valium
OUJ ANY.
"VtO ! K i; is hereby piven, that th? stock of a!l
i i s'.oeklml h rs, w ho may he in ar-ears
lor al! , r any p:i:1 of the first, second, tliirtl,
fieit fil!h,'.thr scwlitti, eighth, li'mtli, or
tet't! .its'.a':i; ti's, on the l.Mi day of August
nrvt, that the siiu k of such ile!iii'iien!s will, on
that d iv, be kohl at vendue in the town of Satis
bun. Kiirnr.uiiK handle, .svtW
., :, rs:.'. ii.-. fit
"1 1 l ItKl'. County, is now open lor the recep
I tioii of Scholars, under the patronage of a I
Hoard of Trustees. The mode ol
iiiMnnt. .ii pursue. 1 is t.'.e nsuli ol nuieii atten
tion ai.d t vperieiice, and eti.i'n iitlv calculated to
fit joi-i-.g i,. iilh-nieti and la ties for the active
duties i t l ie, and to prepare students successful
ly to pirsiie their rnllt g ate studies.
I. Ciii-. s in an -v. familiar stjle, are given
t!a , or i'o.ir times a week, on Language, His
tore, :'nt .rie, nr MurJ, Intellectual, Natural,
or P V
V l itii
v:t'i
iu ; s r
ili:-,
Pliilosophv.
it.on is pai l to rea l'ug, speakii'g,
ni !((.'! ll).- Knglish la'ig iu' i at pf.ei. rt; . It aptu ar.nt- ti ine satisia.-iion ot
ii' i J. ;..ne.-, :.iv to the mail- j the iW.,'lhat Chrisiiuii Keinhardt, the d. feli 1
,..)r.. ,t't,- p. ;.'..; anlcury th'.og ; ant, is not an inhabitant f this state It is there
r -. , .!,. i'., I. ,. ..s 'mil iii'.'u-ove- I lore 'us!- red b cour.th.it he appear at the next
P.; !,'. 1'ir'. ii) S
!ie ni'---' fv :-s m:i!iI
a:i au-i ' a' .
Vr, m-I; .... i'lt.'
ea'.i , it' r- . e. si d.
.if .t i !Si.?.-
i per annum, an I noarn on
telllis. 'I he viil igt is pica-
'ii will he ta";;'at gi-.-mmati--..mtU'l
FjilK 'r.s'o.s o,' the Acadeim, ha.mg had
! tii' i ,K-ru lire ol the Kev. E' l .!. II uinis
n-. ti -u'l -r ;''" cue year, have n a le a more per-li.a:-.-i.i
eli.:aei ine it rt ithhim. We nul l lll-n-
t;ou that let not only has our confidence, but i
t'.'at of the pivv.d -ot of the college where Iu-
j tad -la'.ed, the Kev. Dr. Charles Collin, as he ,
inv .V I l.v him to be a tea' her there.
T!i Ai.idc.ii .s mi the w ty Iimiu oikM.ti:
to I an.Lfor I. thirteen miles lis.in Vorkulle, in
a high, health; , handsome vt nation. It is in a
tb k settled lit ig. i. M.niiexl, III "'('.III o' l.i.ttie
t rChereh. where the Hev. M
VValk. r ir-aeii-
, s. We have a pe-ollice t.petied at the- AraJ-
.-n..,!y which mean distant students can I'W
scrv e is'iv from tneir parrnii
v - i , . 1
..thing but the Ia.tin ami
Mr. II. will ttaclt m
t.rei k Laniruritres, and the !" ieni es. F"r the
us-of s'l.-lc-its there aru a v t i f globes. Ml
;.-.! is, 1 1.! ii-jt'i Kncych.ped'a. with ( leg.int
j 'at. s, and the (ii ntlemati's Magaine. W'e t.
prct .nn to have also mi F.leclri'.il Machine.
As these advantages are cim.-idcral.le, ve re-Kpei-didly
solicit a share of , public p.t're.nage.
The ex Wises cf th" Aca lemv are g'.itu: on ;
and it ' cjlrtiLl.-d I'u re will h i no vacation in
the w ar. except I'.nii' weeks, ahiiut New -Year.
t.:o.l h iar.'.i'iL', fur a rins.iderAld- iiumlicr,
M'tthin half a m;!e from the Acnlcmy, will be
obtained :.t T't vlt anmim. I i'ition iu t,ie
l.anguutrvs,S-'t. Tuition in the Sciences, g:'.'.!.
P.r.aV.c aimua'.le.
Jons (.m.l.nnt, 1
JD1IN II. liK.KKY, I
II ND. Wr.ATIIP.IJS; y Tr?!t.Wy
Joseph M'cti;i i :;
JOHN ANIHV.tSON, J
Yrt I);.::rU', S. C Mm l.iafll
milK siibsc-.i'iei- ui i.:t received a choice
I .iio-.K' uf (,U(K r.:tU'.. which he olVcrs
ftirsjalc on the met reasonable terms for c.ivA.
Among tl.em are : Sugar, Collec, Molav.es Hum,
nice. Figs, Itaisms, Salt ; and aNo. the Usii d sup
ple of Co'i"-v.'.''.m;!Vj. l.iUewi:i", pint and half
pint lumblcn.. 'I MOMAS HuLMES.
J,tv.e 1;V, i!!22. l'ii'i
A UouA UuWtr NYanVcA.
TirEU L wages will be given to one or two
J ywmg mcn.'of good habits, who understand
tin ir business. Those seeking employment may
get a good job, by applj ii'.y to the subscriber in
Mnrgm'on, N. C
U' f .itilIN MT.C1UE.
ASIIB COUNTY.
UH'WT of Pleas and (iuarter Sessions, May
J Sessions, jy'J- Kliahcth lluinphiis, Ad-
r.iinistnitm, vs. John Huuiphris Original At-
tarluiii-iit Ambrose l':;vks minniiniicil u liar-
ni',!ire. Whereas it appears to the siitisi'a. iioii
of the eyurt that the defendant is ail inhabitant
of another state, it is therefore, ordered, that
publication be made for three mouths in the
Western Carolinian, that the defendant appear
at the Court ot I'lcas ami etuarter Sessions, to
be Iii-i for the county of Ashe, at the Court
House in Jc(I'i.:rsoii, On the ',1 Mutuhiy after tha
lth Monday in October next, then and there to
answer, plead, or demur, otherwise judinc;it
will he taken pro roii.'cuso.
I, Tim. Calloway, certify, that the foregoing
is a true copy of record, as appears from the
minutes. llwl'lje
TIMS. CALLOWAY, C V. C.
NOltTlI-CAUOMNA,
M KC K I. KM) t It O C O f STY.
(tOl'HT of I'leas mid Uuurter Sessions, May
J Term, l'i2'2 Tliunias (Ireer, r. Samuel
W. Lin Uav. ttacluiiciit.... Levied on a tract of
laud, sundry articles of merehaiulize, household
furniture and ther pro;ierty, and Mr. J. ltobin
suii and otliei s nuiiiiiioned as (iarnishecs. In
this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that the d fciidunt is not an iultabitaut of
this slate, or lias aliscondcd, or so conceals him
lelf that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him : It is, therefore, ordered, that
pr!. luati.iii be u.a.le for three nmntlis in the
W cstern C'aroliniun, tliat unit ss the said defend
ant apneur at tin- m-xt court of Pleas and Wuar
li r sess'ons, t( lie held for the county of Me k-lLiihur-,
at the 'ouri-llou'ic in Charlotte, on the
f iMii'i ('ilay of Aupist next, and replevy,
j i l;"i:- "t (i -ai by d' I ii It w',11 be taken against
I. in., and ll. i i-, : heard ix parte.
7' .f. ISAAC AIT'A ANIM'.ll, C..V. V.
."int '1 1". Price-a lv. -t
NOKTH-CAIlOLINAi
MKKf.VsilfltG COt'NTV-
f Ideas aud tjuarti-r Session?, May
J Term, 1X22 lames ilson, vt. Samuel W.
L'nids.n .Attachment... .Levied in the hands of
Ah-1., porter, Kichard Huhinson, and others, anil
tin y summoni.il .c (iarnishees. In this case it ap
pea'riiij; 1 1 the Katisf.iction of the court, that the
iU t n "hnf ii not n't il:abttitnt of ttils MatcTM"
has alii' i.tid'.il, or so conceal hiill'ielf that the
ordiuarj pi oct.ssol la v cannot be served .m liiin :
It is tin' is fiv Oniu-7, by the court, tint publi.
r.iti hi lie made fui th'-ee months in the Western
Carnliliiau, that unless the said defendant appear
at the iu-t fo-irt ol I ii as and viuarter es-.ioiH,
to he hi-l 1 for the c unity of Meckleiibiinf, at
the C inrldlouse inCliarlotte, on the 4 1 la Momliiy
..I' kii'mttl n.'-vt t.iiil l'elile'V. IIKl.rrllf lit lilllil III'
.,- , u ii ...r,,., n,,..ist .;,..' .....i .1...
Iicaril ft parte,
7V-.'. ISAAC AI.EX ANDF.U. f'.Jf. C.
! ; i t I Prire ndv. yr
ftUi'. uV .'oYU-l!.YitYuu,
MN'tOLS COl'NTY.
(
tOCNTY Court of Picas and Quarter Sessions
I 'lir!H l-'...).iii..tt nrii-'.ii-.l :.ttnel.ll.ent. hv.
ied on m m groes and s indry articles of persigi-
coiiii'v imirtM Plea iin.l tiuaiti-r csmiis to
l:e lii I I t-ir I.incnlii c. unity, at ine i oun-iioiis.
, i:i l.if.c. hit on, on t!
thud M0ml.1v in Jul) next, j
! reph vv and plead to issue, or judgment ly ilc
jlu.lt I111..I wiil be entered up against him. Or
I dcR-d, h cmiti, tint piildicatiou hereof be made
' three iiioi.'Li successivelv ill the Western Caro-
ui'llJr
I e ,t,
YAHDUVM IIKI-., f. r.
St'RRY (IV MY,
JV Eijuitv. i-i'inal It ll 'I hos. Cor, com
p'tniiii ', n, Tl.'.i. D.ivi-, Jesse Itrigvts ami
Mrili; -:i I'-'v ih I. i.daiits'. It uppeani tthe
sa' i-l .i.tnm ol the ciiui l, at Muts h term, that
Aiirahatu I.stes is not an inhabitant cf th.s state
It is l)r:!-nl hy t'.ic court, that publication he
11. in th-: Wcs'ern Carolinian, put lishcd h
-h'l'i. f-if tUts e v.etks M.at unless tne .vl
... , ,,,,., .,,;i.. In',,.
I ,lc, , J,,-, ,. rirst MondaV "in Sep-
temh. r next, at tlie Coirt-House in U -K-kfnrd.
1 I'l' ad, :cr.,wcr, or demnr, the said bill wdl
j )(. lXm cidcsso, as to him, and hear 1 ex
arte.
3wf 1 )
JAS. I'AUKS CM. :.
lati iV ()vU-V:nvnnn,
M LC K t.t SBL' RC COl'KTY.
.u. u .sn.oii., iv.:.
IITH I.I AM VEINS vt. I hoiiias M t re
l Original a'tarliuient levied on J hi s
1 f laud. W here:. it appears to the fati .faction
of the court, that the defendant in this ra.se lives
hcviml the Emits of this s'u'e It is thcivlW
, ,.,., , .w mihlica'u.n vc made for six weiks
I ; j. West era Carolinian, that the defeiid.mt
! ai tiear at the court ot Pleas Mi l tluarier Ses
sioiis, to be l.el.l for the county of Mcekleiuurg,
011 the 1th Monday in August next, to ann-.ir,
plead or d-ir.ur, otherwise judgment pro cun
K's.u w.il be cntcr d against him.
I. -,t. ISAAC ALKN ANDEU, c. n. i.
(ml 12. Price adv. Sjih
ftViUc A in-U-V!vYo,
BIRKF. COVNTT.
Lt I PETtlOI? Court id' I--vw, March Tcrni, :S ?2
iJ Lcrrov r.iirnttt, v. F.hjali Fouch. Jud. att
levied on land. It appearing to the court ll.at
the tlefcntl nt lives out i.f this state It was
then lore Or.l. ml. that publication be made for
three tnnntliN in the rs'.ern Carolinian, that
the said Kl.iah I'. 'i' h i..p- ar before the Judge
of (ho Supi riorCom t of lvv fur the nmuij
nforesaitl, ut .he m-xt court to be held at il.e
Coiut lloiise in Morganton, on the 4th Mtu.da)
in September next, and replevy and p'. a I to
itiiie, or jmlgmrin will be entered gaiut him
lor plamtill a Uctnaiiii.
I w w
T ea. W. W . F.KWTN, 1; I!
v r.
i'lifC! Pricf adv. yt.
ME('Kt.V.NnUHO COUNTY.
M AY Sessio"s, 182?. 'Daniel (lunger, 1'tiw
. Kohert J. A. Lowrie Original attach
ment levied in the hands of Dr. David It Dun
lap and lUnjamai Margrave. It appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that the defendant,
Kohert J. A. Lowrie, has removed himself out
of this state : It is therefore Unified by court,
that lie appear at the next court of Pitas and
'luartcr Sessions, to be held for the county ol
Mecklenburg, tit the Court-Mouse in Charlotte,
on the 4th .Monday in August ti.t, replevy or
plead to issue, or judgment w ill be entered a
gainst him. That publication thereof be made
three weeks in the Wcs'ern Carolinian,
Test. ISAAC ALLXANULIt, V..M.C.
3wt'lL Priee adv. 2.5
MF-CKLKNHURi; COUNTY.
1Ai iVfi'w, 1H22.
riIII' Petition of (jiiv Maxwell, in right of Inn
1 wife Elizabeth, John (i'.lmey and Alexan
der Ciluicy agaiiixt William (.ihney and Willi on
Alexander, m right ot his wile Nancy-, praying
partition of the real estate of Nicholas C'.bnry,
deceased. It appearing to the satisfaction ol the
court, that the defendant s, liliam (iihney and
William Alexander, reside hcvond the limits ol
this state It is therefore orlereo by court, that
publication be made in the Western Carolinian
for six weeks, that unless the said William (.ill-
iii-v aiul William Alexander appear at our next
court of Pleas and (Quarter Sessions, tube held
for the county of MerkLmbuig, t t.ic Court
Hoiise in Charlotte, on the 4th Moiuby in Au
gust next, to plead, answer, or demur to said pe-
ition, otherwise the petition will be heard :
pai-te, and judgment aw arded accordingly.
l est. ISAAC AI-rAAMiLII, C M. I.
6wt'l2. Price adv. 2.
P.'lVAN COUNTY.
SI Vr.UIOIt Court of Law, April Term, K2....
Mutii Harris t -. John llarris U appearing
to the court, by return of two suiipir.tas, that
said John llarris in not to be found in the coun
ty, and the requisition of the act in other rc-pects
having been complied with, it is ordcicd by the
court, that publication be made three inonihs in
the Western Carolinian and Italeigh Star, for the
said John Harris to appear at the next Superior
Court, to he held for the county of Itmvati, to
answer this petition, otherwise it will he heard
ex parte. Leave is given to the petitioner to ex
amine testimony without giving notice to the
defendant i it appearing to the court that he has
absconded and gone without the limits of the
state, to part unknown.
Witness Alex. Frohock, Clerk of the Howan
Superior Court, at oftice.
dmtU l ALFA. PKOIMCK, V. S. C.
Ia-Hcis remaining in the Vo.l Office ui Vharlvlte,
X. Con the UJuhj, If 22.
SI SANNAII Alexander, Thomas Acock, P..
W. Alexander, Sarah Autcn, Hev. Abraham
Anderson 3, Hev. James Adams, Aiuh tson H. a
tv, William llrootn, Jacob Hanker, John Dullock,
Wifiam Itiggar, llyrani Hell, Stephen P.. How,
HamMetuii Hrevard, Hubert Ihiru.itt, Catsdine
Hemliill, Joien Clark, John Ca-ten, l.kaar
Cocliruii, William C Cannon, David Chambers
Erastus Case k Co. John S. Cheek, Win. and .1.
Cook, ('Uric of Mecklenburg Superior Court,
Andrew Clark, John Daw, Lcii Dink'.i.s, John
I.. Dinkins, Win. W. Davis, Sugar Dulin, Fran
cis Dtinn, James Davis, Uantel l)Hig!ierty, Sam
m l Dutl v. Hi v. Isaac (Ireer, John (irei r, Win.
(.oforth. M m. (iadherty, Jane (.recr, Alexander
(ireer, Jane Mood, Jtreniuli Ilootl, 1'i-oti.aiity
Hart. Miijrlt H. H u es, Hardgrave ii Will.aii.s,
John Hutchison, Isaac Holmes, On. W. Hous
ton, Iicv Marvcll, Alfred Hurri, John Hall, John
Harris, Simm l Houston, Maj. Jonatl an Harris
Kciihrn H.lls t. Win. Irwin, Win. Johnston, C ros
Johl.st'ili.Phill.lo'iiiiVoii, Dai id S. Kai r, James (.
Kiio,Jam sM.N.Iihi)cn,N'ancv K i.ncth,! hos.
KirknatricK, 'I i'us laincv, J. II. laii'lsai, J.hk
Lev so, Man l. 1 so, S'.eplu 11 Morse, John Morse,
Dauiel M'('o!!i v, Ileiiianun Morrow, llnliert
Maxwell, Sarah M Count rorc, x in. M 1 1111,11,
I hoinas M Cinu.-s Lli.'al.t t l M I.liov, I.vuc Me-
Culloek, David MTtcmald, Y.'t k el Net ly
Wm. NesiiihCak ') M.NoroMi, UniianlDwcns
Aaron Pern . Win. Parks Charle Polk, W in
chrrr Pe'irmati, Hobcrt T. Plonkrtt, Jonas
Hudisid, Win. Heedonl, Pinii. iua ltoilg: rs. IColt-
crt an I Mark Hay, Peter Hape, John K 1 lios
II. Smartt 2, Jesse Shellv, W m. htiU'M KoH
erl W. Smith. Manraret Simons Henry Stur
con. Hansom and Heithcn Sh'res Mr". S.inh
Tlioiiipson, Ameaa 1 anion, .10.111 1 nmuao. j.
.-ph 'I hompson, S.u ah arm r, Susannah Ward
2. William W. Walktr, Samuel Wil-on, John
Went. Jamrs Wilkcrry, Win. Vaiktr, John
Wright, Malm.1.1 Wallace, Henry W. W.llwms,
WiHinHi N ib:ui o.
.i. fit wm. smii ii, r. .tr.
Ist'cn rn.mii'iusr in 1'if Ihst-OJf'rt ut (ontuft.
X.C.Ju'ifthelii. Ib2..
M.V f T .' It l.,rt f ..i -.
1 Ani' art, James Allison, Mat. Ailison, Car.
t.'.inr- Alexander, Jacob p.ushart, Jacob Dort,
David Hnttlshaw. David (i. P.rtn.lon, f.siiinro
lllack, Captain Itognr, I hoinas Durnot, William
t'.nte, Lucrctia C. Hills Kcv. t.eorge i.ogar,
Marv Cenun. John Corothcrs Jacoh I ruse, W m
T. t'awlcs W'm. Carrigm, John (iirrcll, (ieorge
(Tine, Joseph C'roflonI, Henry Doland, John
Purr, sen. John Fncr, Paul Furr, Dati i 1 ink,
Philip Fink, John Ford, lsam Finch, Ahraham
Fon, Jnlin,(itM'uiian, Francis (..lass, JohnC tr
men, Jtiah lirarly, David S. (iray, Aari.ih
(iravt s (ieorge l.amion, Dcmpsy itoincu". .10
scpdi Mi.it i'oti, Andrew Harris Dr. S'nhty M tr
ns Daniel .s. Hall, lltompson iiuiu,
How el. I l.omas Jerome, John Jarret, Stepht
Klutts. AlexMidt r Kinmiing, Samuel Killaugh
F.f..a II. l ock", Cvorge Lipe, Hubert Lee, Dr
Aa M Kmlv, John Morns nomas xtotiy, .ui
l.nfl M'Matkin. KichaM MTIce, Hue'i S. M
t.'..l.'.s, l liuii U Mason, N"aC. M'Cli ball. John
Net-K. David Nice! ar, Isaac Nu-ular, Win. Nieois
lane Pr.mkrn, F.liralictli Plder, David Kecsi
John 1(.,hiiisuii, hatter, Ihbtcca SacfnH, Sam
n. lsliiiiii. Alexaiuh r Snilt.Sen. Jiarean t
feic!, I ew is Tucker , Ira West 2, Joseph WiMi
r. loL.t,! Walker. MiJia.-l Wnneoll. John Wil
li:i- , !:'. r W ill.ams.
i) STor.KC, .1.1'. M.
AfJKIClJIriJUAL.
A .... 1'..
Mail! first of Arts, source of domestic can ;
Pride of the Lnd, and pal roll of the sear..
ruun thk mcii mic'r, (.itiTt,
ixsncrs tjut des'iimy siif.ep.
MfcfSKS. PRINTERS : i'lre debtruo
lion of shetp, as published in your
last paper, extracted from the North
ampton Gazette, arises from an insect
about as large as a honey-bee
There is u t;enus of insects called
by n.ittiralists ttstniH or j;iJ fly. In
this and most other countries they are
very injurious to neat cattle,, hoi ses,
sl eep, deer, and sofne, other animals.
I here are accordingly several sprcif.s
of uY'S kind of inserts, each of which
has its peculiar habits and manners,
according to the animals which it at
tacks. There is one which pierces the
hides of otir neat cattle, m deposit its
eggs, which luithin0 into larvi or
maggots, feed upon the living aninul
and produce ulcers, sickness and death,
rt... . ..., : .t
ik. il.wlj 1 'f, iiiiwtiiti rpiiit.t
deposits its em's cn the hair o the
torse, which are licked 01T by the an
imal and swallowed with its food. The
eggs hatch in the stomach, and are
sonu times so numerous in the form of
l.irva or worni3, that they destroy the
coats of the stomach ami intestines,
iroduce inflammation, and kill the an-
im ti. 1 ncse are tne insects wnicn
roduce the botti in hones.
A third ppecics astrus cvii the grid
V which annoys sheep, deposits its
eggs in the nostrils of that animal, pro
duces disease there, ami frequently de
stroys them. I he blind staggers in
bheep is occasioned by this insect. The
eggs are hatched intfi Lirva (grubs, or
worms, or niaggdtv) which by their
irritation excite inflammation and a
running from the nose. When they
ire numerous the inflammation ex
tends up the membranes of the nose
mt'j the frontal smus of the brain, pro
ducing that vertigo or giddiness which
causes the staggers, and occasions the
death of the animal. The worms,
when hatched from the eggs of the fly,
craw l up the nose ; and in those sheep
which have horns, there is a natural
communication from the nostrils of
the sheep into the cavity of the horns,
and hence the rrubs or maggots are
found there, as the writer hereof has
demonstrated bv dissection.
In the season of the year when the
hecp are attacked by this sprri?s of
;.td-!lv, their instinct naturally leads
them to avoid their enemies. Accor
dinplv Avhen these insects are heard
)tizing about them, sheep frequently
start and run, from no apparent cause,
ut actually to shun them. At such
times a ily (.1 t..is kind will drive
them from one place to another, and
they are observed to hold their noses
to the grouud to shut up the avenues
of approach to their enemy.
With these facts before us, we have
only to watch the enemy, at the season
of his arrival, give him no entrance,
but keep him at bay for a lew weeks,
till this short race is run. We know
of no better remedy than that of cov
ering the nostrils of the sheep with a
list ot gauzy substance, through which
the animal can breathe, and keeping it
ia its place by some adhesive sub
stance. This is the only method that
has suggested itself upon considering
the nature 01 tne case, ana us atten
dant circumstances ; and if it can pos
sibly be done, it is recommended 'to
practical men, as the only plausible
rcmcdv.
A NIGHT IN NFW YORK.
moMjrtis mw-ioHK advi:ti(.k.
Mghtty promennJes. In London it
is well known that a considerable por-
tion of the inhabitants, particularly th
c
most depraved, sleep all day, and walk
all night ; hence in no period of the twenty-four
hours are the streets deserted.
We, in New-York, arc a sober set, par
ticularly in the winter. The streets,
of a frosty right, are actually desolate ;
,nd even the watchmen, those vigilant
sriitinels of the ! k, house themselves
comlortably, and take their nap beneath
some porch or p. nihoiiiie, well shelter
ed from the H.'.rtn.
In the S'.i.nnur, however, things
wear a dilT.-rcjit n-,!:.iri.te, and theic
are many who sleep through the heat
of the d-iy, p.nd walk through the tool
of the nigh'. The weary traveller, or
the industiious ( iti;;"n, Meals "but a
hasty dose in these noi v times, and ets
jnys bis balmy sleep by snatches.
About 2 o'clock on Saturday morn
ing, the neighbours in the vicinity of
Washington Hall, were aroused fror.i
their slumbers by a clamour in the
street, of no inconsiderable violence.
A lady had detected the infidelity of
her husband, which, like a kind consid
erate wife, she was endeavoring f
conceal, ly having him taken to the
watch houses.
The noise made by these conntibijl
ri'Hers awoke all the bachelors in the
neighborhood, who shaking the jfcp
pies from their brows, opl their
white night caps and head Irom their
w indows to take a lesson in the line of
conjugal aiTection. " 0 you ihaef
you varlc! you infidel," said the lady,
with the utmost mildness, and having
a smack of the brogue," have I cotchYi
ye.' how dare you go after another
man s wife, you Villain '. ' fjw nu
clear, said the husband, "consider
where we are." " Don talk tomr,yu
wretch ; you consider every thing but
your poor wife ; but I 6upe cu d yr,
faith and sure, I dogged je, and I
cotch'd ye, you villain as you are, wit'i
another woman." u Now cu ar ;
wrong, my love," said the poor devil-
"you are wrong ; I was bitting t.p wit'i
oead man. "A dead mon: oc.i
what a lie," said the lady "'twas a
living woman, I say here watch,
watch oif w ith him ; I llappraragainst
him to-morrow." Our watchmen arrl
in general, very civil creatures, having
at best, a little energy, but a great deal
of curiosity. They are fond of hear
ing particulars, and trying cases iu the
streets.
In this instance, after hearing pa
tiently the volubility of the lady, and
her vehement if not affectionate solici
tations to carry her husband to the
watch house, the trusty guardians of the
public peace, not feeling at liberty to
discharge the man, nor fully compe
tent to decide whethtr the public pe:co
had been disturbed, concluded that it
was best to carry them both off.
Order being restored, and folks re
turned to their comfortable mattresses,
a dull half hour craw I'd on interrupted!
only by some early carriages comir.g'
in or going out ot town, or tiic cl.ittir
of feet tripping it over the pavement.
Presently, an amateur of music, thinly
clad, came sauntering along, and fixing;
himself under the window of a house
occupied by a very handsome Ldy,
took the disjointed pircts of a clarinet
from his pocket, which he bcrewed to
gether, and, as Hamlet sys, "he gave
it breath with his mouth," and it dis
coursed, not the most eloquent music ;
on the contrary, it produced a s re..m
as harsh, discordant and violent as a
peacock, or the nightly brayir.g cf a
Spanish jackass. II this vras not dis
turbing the peace, and offending good
taste, as such, deserving municipal cor
rection, I know not what is ad offence
at common law. Those who are ac
customed to have their slumbers gent
lv 'disturbed bv music stealing o'er the
senses wafted with skill and harmony
o'er the nightly breeze, can well im
agine he effect produced by a squeak
ing, squalling, scrramincj instrument,
piercing the night s dull ear. Oe-
casionallv, we have some mad poet
swinging himself along by the light of
the moon, and bellowing lrtli passa
ges from Shaksjuare or Hymn. Somr
limes a song or ballad is mir.crd ionh
in a dolorous style; and, as mcrn
blushes from the eat, the heavy butch
er's cart, the light wagon of the milks
man, the musical nute of the sweep,
and the hum of business, which at ear
ly dav commences, finishes the languid
night, and leaves us unrt freshed, tin
vigorateel. Such arc the charms of a
t it y life ; such is a night, a summer
night, in New-York. Let not ur
southern friends complain j there is vci
deception in it.
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