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V, by fc.dr ynb, to ilurt,
Bui 'bou may rn tk bWt prtyer,
ftrot mc Mt, (orfrt m aot.
Tel dkwVI lh ibouftil ol wy dire
Too wSrAJ "r f fop
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- F t 4.fi think iHf m i
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JT Mrf, !T Mec U tby lot.
And ibiM wjnif icrthinf friend,
MISCELUNEOUS
jHTIjm.
There U plevitog mclaocholy in
. tlewing- the ppro.h- of Autumt,
whlcb H-th bright- colouring. tf
Spi'og , od ibt rich profuilon of Son
er eoot produce; Hfw quick tbe
trtiuiiion from Summer scorching
heat lo the rude i. d fdd glory of
Aiitumo ! The fieldt re stripped ol
the terdant cotering, the treei rr
itrewiog tbe ground with their letf
Jjoo-rs, the primrose snd tbe hawthorn
hlouom ia the hedges do m.e.
Their fragrance it departed, the'rr
leaves arc wiiheredand ullen. Even
the feathered songvers of the grove
feel that all nature if f idiog and dying
around theroj ih' bid farewell to
their favourite haunt, and depart to a
more congenial dime. Dissolution
like a flood comes sweeping over the
face of the earth j frost binds it in
heavv chains, and on every side are
ieen the harbingers of approaching
Winter, A few months since and the
Wfulxarol of the Erst bird of Spring
Ueil,our,ears., the pearly dew was
.Darkling in the sunshine of an April
morning and the air was perfumed
aucce eded the maturing heat of a
meridian sun and now, the strength
of natare is spent, the sun is gradually
trithdrawing his vivifying rays and the
: cold blast of Autumn is followed by
inactivity, torpor, and deth. The
vintage and the gathering of fruUa be
'ton'"l-''tbi'Mon,'rty-e"'?n.
into the lap man.
- TQ jyf OLD FJMllT BlBLk
Sacred and revered register of
-God's revelation JU man LVVith what
peculiar and solemn interests do I
Thou wert the Biblr
-of-roy-ancestorstheit-guidiuglstar
hrr.n'oh the wilderness of this world,
their "pillar of cloud in the day . of
prosperity ind their pillar of fire"
Iff fit Ut lr lMfn,
'fs.htr s4 ss nhfr Ut t,
thf avH,rr4 i l 0 M a. U
Hbtt fnbl)MJ, blivl4 U4 W il'l
da .-. 'r -! '
Owe sol fi4ihM inset hah tM
wU iaot Ut a4 Vith iHt
Caa tslt iM " U r bop hUh
Is ixW w h4 aol ! Itrd.
Bai,i4hali!mlUhfti?
k,fj ,rf,ad ll'fil Trwi-thy
rifts tef lo ip vtrrttfc-
lisp ,,Ua f siMrwBoanm mii".
I cs perftcily ff ciU the HfU yl
aU4 xprtatk 6i y rrdahf
countra. M sh cUd to Mt
iUi sad bdrmrMi4 rhii iwr,
it ...r, lhila ehtlilrsa to cot ttoto
a sad forbU them oot, for f such is
her tnWe aad fOuBseOot throw h lifr,
htf support ! oesm, v
bequest f my shr. ' Tle this,
-. .v i i nld the ssd follow me
f.r i have followed Its dirtc-
tiofli. The pamag lajuwCtitM ws
ftiihfully obeyed eiua towo our
m.K rather as rowad her, aed with
the stmpU. lmprtsivs earnestness of
piciy, b4 in aaiiois e.cnuBe i
miuraal sffctio, eplU to us the
spirit and mewiiBf ol thy precepts bk1
v-irit but brr eiirnpl was a yet
mnn brMitiful sad imprrssive Uluttra
tiw ef 'theas. Sbe too b &ad
through the vslirj 4 the shadow ol
death, which ulumiBcd lor bef
bt thy cherriod suiUiatng li(ht.
Thou snU suttivest, though tht mult.
rial form like theirs, is crumMing t
decay but thy spinl is Immortal.
Ihy light is coounuslly shining bngh.
ttr mnA brirhlff t it ha guided snd
cheered myrisJa of httmso being, iod
Will gVIWC BIHJ nt M".
it is uodrcit'iBg and unqurixhible,
for it is a direct emaoatiuo from the
Fountain or "Light himself, tod like
Him is Rteroat.
agmcvltvk.il xoticki
TntuUtei! fr the " BuHelUi dtt Uf,p
ft rrcftch prrwkti vrk of umicB mens) ht
I ME OUfM TKIE.
This tret is much less profitable to
the proprietor thn we ri-d supposed.
Tbe frmt often deprives the farmers io
the south f Frsnc of the crop ol
olive for several years In succession
and that the man wha pUnts an olive.
orchard Cannot eipeci io gei on cp
tal atain and J per cent.
during his whole life.
ment of Var. a frost on the 20ih
Mav, 18'22, injured the olive-trees so
much' thai "there-wis no aop until
1813.
failure .f stfi isll li pt MwT a fw
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loo Ut they arlJH,wa ltie M4
i..i.viAM'iV.rii tinea wOIT 1 )t lukki v
iWy art al.rt4 b itb wmI . up lU sl wj 4"I L
upiibey axilhit HfJtH to " -
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uw Ka lrt4 pwr .color, It , rf w J7Jw. iwH
I ctrtfulty assorted rdig t Jh wJ, t H-f.5,"!
Immm U WftH of the slk. Tb ms sp-M uW t-rf. w. -4U M
p.hl ..is.. Hk:-4
which eiimdi from the held to aesr uU4 .M Ml (.r awN j
the Irst j iotl the prt betweea the Uit.n f
l,...A,rA Ul,is is reserved for rVt, -U-
raoa ksld. M. Fouralef pre. nUtL 4 tt.
seats d ssnplts oi me straw, p'rp.ru,
and aBprepared, to Mr, 5Jisbu7 of
EagUod.
tftlll WVWM1.
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A ftatUrnin wslkie-f esilr in Chrs-
nnltrrrf . Pt Utilflohis. with B ther.
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was j-sttcd by a bskrr running h i,.w w'r.
rnuoda W WsiweM, M Aa rMiOrsUfm
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U tW tt aMtrr be a-vte, Sff Iiu4 to
Irr mUr lHr'i IkU U U cm.'
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from
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fellow !" eiilaLtied fbe geMlemsn.
0 no r W t ther, that Is the
best htttd maa ia the city.
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ft a Sa. ' Laak ftaaft B Ba-aai - . I - M I
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U kft . Aif4 T W )jtfM 11 prir. Bttew WCl.r
. a;nk rinm If ftftld Imw ft4 Mtlkt
ttfi 0 rnantle c iwwiH By
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Town Lots, XtSToti.
0M Ul, IM B f Pee. st. tk ftsW
of Mrviul orrxxrlr of JA TutrH,
4 FMT9JCH..
A certala phT.ctaay whetr he" vlsl.
trd his rich sad luxurious nat'icoU, al
ways went into their kitchens, and
hv,k hands with tkrir t-ksr " My
l I f . '. . . . . . .1 L. tt I naaa km I
- . ' , ' ..!. .Ua-a.kav4 atlt uaiairftCftl Iba lluk
much, for yiiU confer great Nvors Irnce. s co-ii-m M
U poo me. Vor skill, Jcnir ior,eous , rfr 0f,iil Bni-hett the propertf ewt
and paliuble .rt of poisooine, enlel ' t-rfi of s nitrbr nf viwtlr nrwe
ith-.ot yoor yutuort, r thoala III (tftti UU kambi Mr ivtclv Uf
1 ka .ra-i 99 SIMM WMeV. Mr aVr A rirMUf cfck.
K UU iviWii wM v -ra, -is t .,--t - " - ti '
1 - J... a.a. . f-rflAH m e aTlatal av rBslAiftlslV
IBjSl'iWWBl W W miv- "f -f,
J .aa.Aa.. - u
rxunr noism?.
ol tab, KMTvr f dUr iM!til)tl junlil
a. . ft ft ' - . 1 ! ka
of br situ roiled irwn, eswtnfs tK "
t ft
The Dritisb isltnd of Guerniey,
near - the ccast . France, is famous
f'r the culture of arsnips. The pro
duct per acre is 44,000 pounds, or
near 20 tons. ome of the roots sre
lft inche in diameter. Tbe farmers
of Guernsey prefer this plant to the
i-irrof. turMD. and DoUtoe. They
fatten hogs ind cattle with parsnips,
a. ft k B
nd give them to Weir nuicn-cows
and horses. This root fermented
furnishes also kind of wioe.
COCBLSEJL U
Thia insect, from which a raluable
scatlet dye isbbtained, and the nop!,
or nticklv pear, on which tnat insect is
reared, have been introduced into
Malaga in Spain. The cochineal has
increased there wonderfully and Spain
has now one production which is pos
sessed by no other European nation.
Cochmeal is commonly 4 or 5 dol
lar per pound, and sometimes much
higher, but this cultivation require so
muh care and labor, that it would not
be proh'bl ln any eountry where the
time snd labor of men might be turned
- a ft
to account. I be greatest part ol the
cochineal employed in commerce is
produced in the province of Oaxaco
in Mexico where it has been cultiva
ted by the Indians for centuries. The
nopal is not allowed to grow higher
than four feet, that it may be the more
.easilyucleajted ?. ;iojectb,it,.4fi?crar
Ka. rivhineat. Thit" Indian women
'takr a squirrelV'tail forthaB purposei
andqua00WB - tor tioura wgeiner
bc8ide0oe,plant,Jn some.. ,pljc?
there are three cochineal harvest in a
year. A pound of cochineal just
hatched, placed on the Bopalaln Octo
ber, sometime yield a harvest of 12
pound in January; In ome villages
they seldom get at one gathering more
than three or four time the quantity
of cochineal sown. .
F-mily Wor.h,p, weU conducted,
teaches children religtoo by almost ir. gwme W(Jfn, . ton. uU, ! m
sensihle drrrcrs. While they sur. d, olLer riles iooteuVuse"MTmte.
round the alur of .God, d'u ine instruc j AUo. v.J..v. ibe lltM
ftltuktioM i 'tnme ytmnnrd. and t& t
the dew." Such worship, luot unites , affwnr k. 4. miUK. w.sqiurr.
the DirtBtt and thrxhtldrrn hr bewdsl tnewrteWiWy -h -mt -r-fcuble ia th Suwii
. r ii . .i . tl. i.,, le vcrtl sf on the main street i siwl wsu im
;-it.r.ailof inseoarable attachment. .1 ney Bum-1 r. ... ......
In the depart, ble themselves together before tap(i, ' tl r,, My , .n twainefsi A quin'Hjr
- I ft . . a. .....1 a S I' It . a.l . aniBhai Irtrtftl
f I mm4 inaip PfiffMfvBnn anf ?, ft iDniu t m wirrr ftBtsauisr. iu avaaaviisru i v v"
I. . - an. . -a -r k l ...r.ai.1 fiiww.tKa aa ifK brrtf OiiAlllilV U
before Hm. llie cbildreo 1-D.erve irr - .1' TL"!' '
, . t, ! gnnn veil CHirni mice, nairi ia iihi"
tnorrng of father lov, and cotcxra ,orB fty . wnfi, -pMrfl.
t . L 'I ..1 . awl f . a.- . kU SVka. I W a. I 'M I., a. akav.t;t AM VaBair sW
bII sums f ten !ol!r snd cp.ftstl, eteept tl
kit, wlilcb wii) U on credit of wnc r.d two
jearft. Hoi.il snd ipproved security, reident in
tbia aisle, fill be required. ,
BOB I'. II. Bt'RTOV, I
HENRY KXBMWIOEini "ru
Ufb et. rt. 7, 1 K6. 4'3i
The pditnrs of the Columbia Telescope.
Rakijrh liar, Yorkille Pinneir. and Catawba
Journal. ill please iniert the shore drlie
mcnt four times esch, and forssrd iheir sc.
counts, s soon smay be convenM-nt. to the
Editor of tbe Western Carolinian, and th J sill
b paid.
for their immortal welfare i they im
agi'te that they feel he is a Christian,
that be is a friend cf God, tha he has
ao interest at the throne ol Grace, and
they will lv and reverence, tad obey
him) they are awde familiar with the
truths of the Bible, and these truths if
followed, will be their safeguard
through life, and theirgyide to heaven.
And when they hare children commit
ted to them, they wil tram them up
also "in the way they should go."
and thus the influence of the pious fa
ther will descend from generation to
generation.
SUSDER.
Against slander there is no defence.
It is with a word, with a nod, with a
looa. with a smile- It is the pestilence
walking in darkness, spreading cont. I
eion far and wide, wnicn tne waj
traveller cannot avoid. It i the heait
aearching dagger of the assassin. It
is the poisoned arrow whose sting is
incurable. It is tbe moml sting of
the deadly adder. Murder its em
ploymentinnocence its prey and
ruin its sport.
There i no class or profession of
men who appear to the world to have
an little respect or councsy .o-o
each other,' as j physicians. They
ttm often toeghrd each other as m
vals to be vanquished, . rather than a,
aociate in the practice of a high and
'Iforit
th -credit -of twpoWWlBsSl95.
that- they have" gret to ? have
medical conversation, regularly once
a month, the object of which is to
cultivate feeling of friendship among
the" profession, io' commnntcate any
important facts which may have come
to the knowledge of any one of them,
and generally to premote-the exten
sion of medical knowledge.
IVgrccstcr Jcomart
(er the moat approved fasliiona, snd at prices
that it is hoped do one will heiitate to pay the
caah d wn fir.
r an tn'mv t atlrnwr mid dekti t
m " irutt U-marraw," if ytn'll "July H-day.n
future, to deal on olain terms:
those who will pay me cash for work, on delive
.hull h entitled to a dt duction of 12 months
letrsf interest' from onliiiary prices i and th
n . "i .s i L
who do not psy wwn lor wor, win uayo weir
Bccoiinit presented "i'"JY1ig"lt
t TBS
m iof.wv laal r"f. ssatnies
.1 VLaHa iM-t.JIOLaM. W'l
ee w reo-Hrtd la ttm hrwwd, p
pfop.fi;. Bay cWjes J Us mm sssy.
..V-nWft. ie rji
SfJ,rtMirMeft',tt Jrerih Gwf
tw. rdM-4 aJr a-vj John B CdB
CUJ atiaeliatetri. Wxl 5471 sets tf laftd. u
U- peopertt of Wnir Bewh. h ssr-eama
to the aatiftTaeiio" te row, lhal r.iuMftJ
nrajly.OM of tbe tlevB-wms. U rWt
of tltift stale. It is Ib'rvfcee oilfL list t
ealion b Bta-U sis wrrks M ths W n'Tn Cr.
rmian. wnifr, U Ifcashf to srpese tt tb
Mil tee U lh curl of rdes snd qer art.
wns i ba Iwld foe ftsid t ounly tl iht eri.h
in GrrwamoA. i the second Mod IntVt-av
her nest, and pWsd, or rrpWtjr th
oiKm w b deem of mIc will b -rdrA tba
pw-M.ir. Tst M. u. uoonr, rf.
rrwtad.S3t ft
ViWO4 rWl '
StPTf.UOr.H trtMon, I1m Ekuiee Perry
-rt, C-rf V. KWr i tW rwcst ,
j fti i ..km iJ LmL om iKc bead waters
f M.Wo'b Crsfk,t.ljo.oi. tteJaaAi of. KM.
SlsrtKKk, Ikoffva S w-, A. campiKiu Bmi -
rra, at the proptrty of toep W. ro'(ree. k
sppearin-t to tht ssi&cio 4 tht etwrS. thai
Ueoert W. Foljrr.tb dcfemUn. W tot s ia.
hftllllnt'of iBi tae; It U Heefort edrrtJ,
UmI publuatioo be mvle ait wki tb Wtr.
teit-roUiiUiunoifjinC mkI Mnr IB appear
at tbt nest term of tht court of picas snd quar
irrseifttfva to be held Cjt iftdeutnty,at the o-sri-huute
in (rmsnton, on tht arcond )!oiwUf Bi
)cetber nei, and Ja.l, or rt piety I be prop,
ertv. otbcrl-a t detfe of sale will b Basrdevl
tbt pUintilT. Test rM. B..1HWKIV CTJL. -Price
fie. .-;"'y' ,
Smit fJ'il-C,r,SHt Sulti fxy
SEKTEMBf.lt tetkn, W6 : Paul Folrer v.
fcorie W. Fulireri original attachment,
levied on 231 acres cf land, on the brad wa'er.
f Ik lew's creek, sUoining the htxU ff Keed
surbuck, Thomas Vos,. A. Campbell, add
utiicrt, as the property of r-torjre w roipr.
It ap;iarinir to the salnftc'ion ol tiie court, ta
r . Ill V.a.. iKat I. TMlwI.tlf. M ftOt ftn IB.
hah'Hant of ttils state, l thercfire iKtJemtBst
... , .'. rr rf n.lKr,rifi hf niult-tis w ks h the Western
.... u., . - ,fWi(m,tobheUirorMicH.my.
pubfic in rrneral, that he ha' rccired an aort- 0.ttlaun, it,e KCond Monday m
ment of the ery be of C!f and .W 5?TT .T,,?! er the prop-
which he is prepared to make up into
December nest, snd ples.i or replery the prop-
-"Trr nl u!B wui uc -..
tt ill be taken i those to whom t am in
debted, will of course be escepted from this
rufc - EBENEZER UICK80.V.
AViiMiiry Oct. 7, 1826. 3ltf
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
HOVTB-itHtHlYA.
THE LECTIJRE wUI.be resumed in this
lntittion on the tecond Monday tf At."
MmAer nexf. aS follows ' : -
Ma' DtV'iW',:''"'y"""''"'''""-''; i';-:sli-
Surre. Jsmes RamsayM. "D. .
iwrf iVBc
B. DicksonXM. U. (
, Mtteria JMnt. Henry K. Prostv " t
Obtirtrici and the di$eaei tf Women and h-
a..Thomai G. Priolesu, Ms D. '
Cwwtirj ana ftormoct. Komunq wbtcuci,
ii. b. v ,
Aaii.ro JMtory ant ony.Stephen EL
jiott, L. Li t).
E. Gedijings, M. D. ewnfrofw Ana-
lomf. '"'.'.' ,
J. E. HOLBUOOK, Dean if the Faculty.
Sptemier U . tt34 .
erty. o'J,i
the plaiiitifT. '
Price al. :
Test : M. sltJUKB.
6t -6
Stoic ArM ( 'oriiw, .Vl-M eJ"
SEPTEMBER session, I8C61 IJtnben Folger
m.. George V. FolKeri original attach.,
ment, levied on 131 seres cf land, on the htl
waters of Belew's creek, sd joining the IsucU
of Reed Starbuck, Thdmss VoM. A. Campbell,
and others, ss the property of Gforje W. , ol
(jer. It spr'esrir.jr to "the satrsfscl'ion"; or w -court,
that George W. FolRer, tht defendan ,
: ..e .1. .1 U ihfrefnie
ia mil an innaouam ui ",
i.l -..l.lri t-4nai ftit -It CUi.!l
tht Western Carolinian, notifvirj said J0''
to appear at tht next term or me court k
..i . v.. K.l.t n.r aaid county.
at the court-house in Oermtulon, on tbe seoonu
ft S - - J MB ( .
Monday in December next, ana VK'f' U,i
t.l.v ih nmofcrtv. or othcrwii. a cecree w,
tale wil be awrdef the PwltTl -
rest i . u. ;
Trice adv. 82 i 5 : "" r6"a
A. levied, fce,' Chrujtophet '"t,-..
H - a- .lliafcjrtlAn-the court, 114.
1 PW?arL'!rw nf thi Bis'-"
it is therefore oihtf puonb.
appesf at our nert court of pleas r
Kions, to be held for Rowan
eoort-house in SaliAtiry, on the th.ri I Moadaj
November nct, then and ther to gW-!.,
plead, or Judgment will be taken awed"
Ue plaintiff's demand. JNO. tULbS C.
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