1 :
: It is cren ie to alouii from U i, wbic however wise anTgood in tbinaelvet, hay the semblance of inequality, which
finJ n6 r,!, heart of the citizen, and vbich will be evaded i0 little reraorae. Tin wi.Jom of legUdation ia
.especially see u in grafting ! conscience. " 1 .. . ' , ' Ifr, Channinj,
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- .11 Irftt.- vMraMirf l lh . ! "
WwyTTT'irrnt.xr'i. Tur1 i:vTc-"t-ttr
and am. bus M5f
fCa.l-tjii-tim.ba- . " w w y c v e r j watery
rfcollrc'i m nl the part
Pnnm ill the tr'nl of Q.iren C.ro
liiie,.ii regird ' certain opinions i;ii-p,;u-.l
to th D iljrr of Clarc.ee? :
Th. 0 ike Clarence, it was -ronf-)v
ran frd, ha I fl'Jaht occasions 'o
rrrH4 himself wit.i warmth a'inst
i thes' ra nni. D'.ian heard them.
A. h"' i incrra jiiitu, men inc-u-
bc iiJ to have been rainltej under a
hypothetical case, lik? Junitii, upon
tne icing, or ir vvmum uj-tidhim's,
in W'alple time, ujiot. George-the
II.. , It m pjlptile j it W4i beaming.
Tncre w a flash i over the home i
an irii) itix. ornnvicti'nJ." uaa.JvLlLr )LJy
xTu ty," with tho orator terrible dr
nuMcwtjon. Stndf'rth thou jlaoder
rri Va every whire read stand forth
pnssiMe to mistake, thus revives the
L-nllrcti m rf the part t.tlccn bv M'.
I-Vanldia
. GranvH!e
(Jreene
J liv wood
J-WCSL:..
.1 )hnstoo
lTe7Jetri-"
T-i t;lA,v mensem in
him. as
" 'n--:s lirT'Tns'iiCciJ naifte or t,i:s
-1- 'ip i'i jsisiic-, Irom a sourer s-j
H. riuhun h.d alrca-Iv .p-lcen j
. ..'.-ij-n, !v wu'd :av : t.ou'ider.
i :-':h til V vengoncr, have
, i, : i j, a fr ii ' mountain.
ivii'ii!, rv Willie, ims? vnom
,ii T.i.'i.i'ir 1 ik wrT.ii wtild Hvr'
,,n, V. Ikri-n-s'i was no great
'-wv-3- hind..' iLM1 h mightv gen
ius f te s'or,-n, was an attendant,
"jnlh.1 si'' ' -f tir inspiration of
ifsb' .stf. ! ' ''J.n nin up, he arrives
iMne "pMn; for noticing the ru'nmrs.
A-palpUttin.g.silfnce cs-ies.; ' Kverv
eir listens, every eye is fined. S 'n
m-nrrs nove geutlv mil of thetr
a-t, tailing ,up a position to hear the
Irtter. At length the advocsf, his
tone chnqing, and J di iified, 'nitre
j)it anvrr, burning n his countenance,
thus bursts forth :
'.Mv Lords, we hav heard, we
JVuv hear, witn alarm, na1 'here arc
persons, and those not of the lowest
,,u;liuon,. n )l confined id iotiividiiils
rtonne.c;7d wj t'i 7Ui'r.IlJ)lir press, ' hot
even rci j Lr;l froin vo'ir august as
emhlv, w;t) are inda-fntivly r.ircnla
lin BtrocioiH - cslum-tf-s acjains- her
- hjtv---C0"-"-ia-.hjJ-.U.iL tredi
h it rnss-ble i i a j irrraan be
he subject under trial, the 1 . w tells us
that we mav call hi n as a wines t
he bar. T-is it rar law -in-fjnl and,
il our shield. Coon: f rward, wc
in iiriv ite cirrl .s it passed in whispers
or in titters : rn.- boys shouted it in the
streets j and in ihs windows' of r:nric t
ture sh'jo, to whic.i thousands flock
el, y-u tn ght tea-! in capitals, under
a fi ire the likeness of w.iii h could
not oe missed, (ven if an adminl's
u!f d'ess and t ie iinigni l of a prince
rjYil hid been, wantiug, stand foitb
th o.t hli )d-rer.
How rem.rkible this whole inci
dent 1 witl'sn how glorious ! T tere
is no mistake h -nv niTative. I have
not done, 4 Ivv -r Jijta ni,'(Ji.. a
a"p ech torM". IX-am tn j I !uve given
his vn words, from i r'-; rt ot tbt
tti.d. It does so fall o il too, that ont
o1 the caricature piiuts lies before ine,
with stand fmth thou alindrrer tinder
ncath. Sordy. the incidc U fit for
history. '1'iie denounced has became
a sovereign j the denunciator, one ol
his hia;h o dicers j appointed by his
sovereign 'will, o;iniussioiK'd.hy his
aovereiu h'd. Wiiat a fitld lor foil
Coiunietuat)
hen rr
More
M 'Otgornery
Martin
M coi
Mecklenburg
Nash
Northampton
Ne w-lliuover
Onflow
Orange
Taquotaok
Perquimans.
.Pel via
' P.tt
Richmond
U rherford
11 .neson
K inrlolph
Itinghm
17,738
0.177
4,593
10.9J8
7,63J -
r,75?'
10,QTl2
8,54
-5,390
20 076
8,492
13,103
10,759
7,814,
23,875
8,615
7,417
10,0,J7.
12,174
9,325
17,557
9,355
12,460
height of 100 feet, and with a trunk
lfi lectio cirumlereoce. It is loun.
in fertile place, surrounded by otn
plants on which it'Ta" no sort of in
fluence; The juice of the trunk ii t'
a bitter taste, and exude copiou'sh
when an iociat m i made; The exal
atiotis from the tree aTe irt1ramirrnr
which proceed from the poison sum jc
oC our. owa cauntry. Like the . juttv
of the aumack, it produces on som
iT6irntatj8irra ewtr
in? within the ex tlations that proceed
from it. Great irritation of the akin,
md Damfut swellings are the conse
quence, while to others it ia perfectly
harmless, Lcschenalt employed a
Javanese to procure flowering speci
mens Irom a tree ) but before he bail
rcahrd the top, he was affected with
nausea and diziness, and was obliged
to descend ; he continued sick several
dv&. Another Javanese ascended tru
same tree, aud procured the desire.;
specimens without experiencing th.
least inconveuieqee, The various an
imals which inhabited the trees in the
vicinity, were as frequently seen on i
trunk as on any other, and birds w er
as often observed perched on it
branches.
From the liaf-'i't liextrr.
CLims.jd.Xarl,acoiim -. We.
hae the plr.tvir:- ! pi cs-ntr g U 'ur
readers in to-d-iy's Uf ster- an exhtb-1
it snewi'ig the prese.u total population ;
of the Slate, and the n imber of nhab-
it mts.in eac;h couu'V, re jn etivclv.
We are indebted IV 'hi inftmaii'n
to the Mirs. il l the lisnic', w'no
o.i permitted .is to consult the returns
filed in his ( ) .lice.
On"- total population, it will be seen,
ia 733,47'J. If ih- ratio of Ii pres n-
t-MUon beTied hy
It owan
S:okes
8any
.firnpson .
Tvrrcll "
AJr. shingtotj.
Wilkes
Warren
AVake
Vavne
20,796
16,196
14,504
11,763
4.732
4.5GJ
11.942
11.877
20,417
10,326
. MRS. FltZllEnur.JlT
This lady w o once;.exCrcted such
art impjrtant inflac nce en the fortune
of the Pii i:e A Walrs, , erwardi
George IV. was so deeply gffrctecf '
vben informed of n'n hit Jkljjesty'
d'.aifv that-he has.vfver 'f.hten
wnlined ti" hirT?niblfr7TrTv seri"
ualy ill, and from her advanced ge
and CO n sc q t j en nnfirmi ttes71rr reb v
,ry 'is considered ,.. doubtiiLl IIri !
naiden name was
Tatal, 738,470 in 1830.
d . 638,829 in 1820.
T'i? Ihthon Unas Tree. We havr
s?rr) mjiiv fnghtf d stories of ti e fatal
consequences of coming wiihin tht
rr-;irh d this far-famed poison Tree.
V l)i(aoist who vts sc-.t to Java by
Bon.tp.irte in 1810, describes ti'e Upa
i ; Uuted ..i.Da.alleyr-waterd by
rivulet at about forty miles distince
from Bitavia, ,., The hills ia the vicin
ity he represents io be entirely ...barren,.,
as the pestilential vapor of the 'IVe
f. t ... ii
oil causes destruction to an veoeu'ion.
wherever it is wafted hythe breeze.
I leaav thepoU on is .a gum, which,
bke.ne.c inaphi-r, issues from tie bck ;
I'he increjsr of wVt-s is 5 j.M3 i oljand th it tn.iiet.ictors are the only per-
r,rm: 4t,515--tn frre color-1, 19,575. sons who arf compelled lagatlicc-th-at
.,.Oi-i.w-..Uimettatttri wnich has t- deatllv gum; that the devoted crimirt
tn nlic in . ir nmolati m. bv far the jU remain in the vicinity tint I the
ong.ress,-t-45,XK,-
we. shall gauian ..additional m-'mbcr in
th t no.ly if SO.Oy) Ik design itrd at
t tVe b asi s , we "s hall ToVe on e I n'1 20"
the tttumeratioa-Dr.tsfuted.jil.oUl
638.829 souls ; h th it the l ist ten
hemg rather mue th n htteen p;r cent
mav siv. and let us-coufront V"0 t let
us see if n 'splanaii on can be given j greatest propot.i m hj accrue I in the ; wind bl ws in a favorable direction so
ol vhf.p.i i: i;e, r efutation rif e-counties west of this City. The in-Jas to bear th? effluvia from them j and
iii3l!f .'!'. .-I I', if to ..nv .tt.i .vhJ.r-n, 5-, .h:i' norti'.n rf ihr State. ' that aUooutrh evcrv nrec m i m ii made
eo ild even be suspected d so hue a
prit'ec is uri;.'.:r;;og r ibimnies to Her
Ja.lge, tlis.i'i-ng leprous ven-.m
then- ear-, tie (i i m'ht well
clu n, 'S' url t j't:i to u Slanderer,
let -nc see (hy . ic- it thou wouldi
1 I c
nay : si.it -d at a'o-it 71,0JK), while j use ol to gu.rd -igunstte pestirero'is
in the eastern serti ,,i n hai an uiiled git n, not nine :lu:i thirty, out of
ii it '2,8,0 ) )! I eight hurrJred heingi, ho have un-
ex-I V" ?i h-r fr:frn to- returns the , dertaken to collect the poison, have
urn ..,.!,- J
...... w . j , , , j
tons'
:,g I
Sca'e, !4.'-.7
t, tnat there are in the j returned alive.
ndividu.d who are both i the Msgazine of Useful knowl-
.iu-il the respecUbd'ny evea .of an dcaf a;d dumb! Of these, 615 are jedge is a cieouhc artide, on this sub
1 . .hi .vttt.e, stand forth before Kvhi e, 851 are c.d -ted. iject, which we ahou'd be happy to
t:-.e nib!- Juleps, and speak outl We wc re evi nliv surpnse 1 to find, j transfer to our col im is entire j but as
rh-iT y-Tu ki-w. - As tnoti art, th 'Ulthat, therr are tn North Garoliaa, J04jtts length forbids that, we nvisi limit
g mv ccusers lace to lace, p ot IOC) years ana up
thou an stabling me unseen, n l con-149 only are white be remaining two
verting thy pVn m-d S iletto into the hundred and fiftv-five, beipg colored
s. ' worse than a 1 ass issin ; for, whilst j jCro is who h ivt attained t" the age ourselves to a hasty abridgment.
I ammeetiogrnv .ccusers face to face, L,f 100 years and upwards ! Of these, 'fne true hist r,y of the Bihon Upas
has of late ye irs been investiy; ited ;
and as usually happens with in st ol
those relatio-s which so highly inter
est the imagination, all the maivellous
ch iracteristics attributed toitajefound
to be perfectly reconcilable with the
ordinary"' laws of nature. It is-1 be
rmretted mat the pages' oT natoVaThis
uiiv, w hich uu ght to. be the r ecord
- . . m a ail
aemblni.-.e ol the rvord of "Justice!
I w old fain say, mv L rds, that it is
utterly impossible th t i"is can be true;
hut I cinuot say it, beca is- the fact
. meets me every where I rad it even.
n-the "public paprrs j and if I haii nor
known of its existence, fr the dignity
f h I'Bah hfttaVcTi
U to be impossible, that any one with
the heart of a man, or with the honor
of n-er, should so debase his heart
nd d-ira h's honor. I would im
ach him 't a judge, and if it were
possible for the blood-royal of England
to stoop 'o such a c vurse, I would
; fearlessly assert, that i' is far more
j'ist that it sho ild deprive, him of his
ight of succession to the throne, than
. that " all the allegations .igaiust the
ueen, t iking them to be true to the
Vast letter, sh Mild warrant your Lord
rups in passing this hill of degr jdation
nd divorce against her."
ahe house was aghist! A shock
Went through aDd through it. The
ubli- echoed back the'-rpeaker's
1 nrds. Every Wody knew that the
' RuVe of Clarence syss the man. No-
persons! Vhit stronger evidence
than this could be adduced to prove,
that constant labor and humble fare,
whilst t'hey''prrtmjte"'"hi?Httra1so con
tribute to length out the sP,,n.m.1.n'
exTsfe'ricT." " Hut to the tab! e :
Anson l,08l
Ashe 6,991
H.rke 17,727
Bertie 12,276
Bineomhe 16,259
Brunswick 6,523
Bladen 7.8)1
Beaufort 10.949
Colimbus 4,141.
Currituck ' 8,716
Cirteret 6,607
C. swell 15,188
Camden fit7'l
J Craven t 13,735
Cabarrus 8,"95
Chowan 6,688
Cumberland 14.824
Ciatham 15,199
Duplin 11,373
Dividson 13,421
r ; Elgecoinb . 14,933
TherrjvesfJjrandihenRiglu
boring places prepare a poison ftwrr
the juice of the Upas, with which they
point their arrows. The juice is used
as an ingredient in a mixture of sev
eral plants of acid properties, wh'ch
are boiled together until llie'decocti
is evaporated to a proper thicknes -.
Then the effect arc extremely power
ful. . Mid, Gaz.
TRUMAN CUSTOMS.
Treatment of Woman Tnr lunu-
ry of the mod. rn has several points of
resemblance ;o that of the ancient Per.
sians. U nhrellas, scdnn-ch.irs, ar
pcts for the floors, ood several uher
conveniences and luxuries, hjvc bted
transmitted to us from the ancient
Persians; Large -g-rrrJetrs afford a-solii
t a ry walk tm the w meh'of he greaT,
whom jealousy, or conventional deco-1
rtun-kefa- alxf -from the new- of
strangers. But -though we are led to
consider their home as their, prison.
such is the kindly influence oi habit,
that the. mere, idea of giving even, the
in st handsome womin more liberty,
sucn as an opportunity of being seen
irdmired,- thmigh ai-a. respectable
distance,. by other men than their hus
bands, would be considered a degra-
ling insult, preg4taut with misery.
ft r K. W, l'orter haa hn curiosity
gratified with a view of the anti-room,
r private apartment of the prince's
pahce at Tabriz, in w.dch the ladies
and female slaves are lodged, ft is
rose-coloured, and occupies one aide
of the square. The windows are par-
icularly splendid, their frames being
subdivided into a variety of fanciful
patterns, as ouari, ctrclc, paintsand
a thousmd serpentine conceits, flow.
ng gracefully into each other, while
ire. separations are nuea wttn the
most brilliant stained class of all col
ours and shades. Adjoining in this
there is a series of elegant bathing
rooms, and spacious dressing rooms,
the walls of which are covered wi h
mirror glas, and the floors laid with
the richest carpets'." WthTn the "pre
cincts of the harem, the wives im!
Handsome- fe mate " slaves 'lire treafed
with great indulgence, which is some
Tif TTgid truth and-faetn hmtld 4e soj timfu camJ tiTain' luipr uTTenyfit TiW3I
i iier in
lmfrCathte-'hlerotty
nciem and respectable; fa nailys and
previously to her connexion wiih iho v
Prince, sne had been twice married . ;
on the ftrst occasion, when Only 15
vcars of age, to Mr. Wield, .the- 'jim- '
prietor of Lul worth castle (the place
1 . 1 f! ni 1 v ...'
asaiucu 10 inc cx-iving t,nanes ,. as
a residence,) who was desirous of n
heir to his extensive estates. ' In this, ' '
however, he was disappointed, Tor he
died without Issue in less thao a year .
.fter marriage and his rstates passed
to his brother Thomas, father of Dr.
Wjdd, who theL.Pope,hsa JjJely .in
Vested with the digoi y tpf Cirdinaf. f
Fne lady was agam married before '
she hd completed her 20 h year to ,
Mr, Ficzherbert, but io little m re
than three ycrs she w g-atn a wri . 4trr
nw, ai.d remaing f slnglff hlltlt the pe ' '
riod -when the heir ppreait t-tb L-
C-owo saw and was fascinated bv her
harms, then rip-ncd itit.p maturity
llcf- virtue,.. . however, .pi-ftaJLiiii-r-.
against the temptadons .f brcon.ii.ir
the mere mistress of TTuircT,rtl ""'""-''
cy were privately in an i . 1 1 ''iccyr
ding to the fo-f-n b'tth.of the pff tes
tant and Catholic Church. Te Ho
rn n CitSolic pnest whu m sfrie'd
tn-m xonaulted his sifrtv H-y-TjTiitt'rnjf-"
Rnvl.md inimedi r ly altcrwr.-ls, and
he was well provided for i 1 another
country. A separation induced frnra
pr li-utiil eoiKidera'.ioris, afterwards
took place j but there seems, not with-
stand ng, t have been 4 strong mu '
tu d att .chment j and afterthe Prince' ' ' ;
unhappy marriage with, . and scpara-Z--
lion JrumhCwljjjaCiaiajaroiia
Brims wick, - the- -ic'oiiiritfytttTpyai"t,e-i
newrd, .. .. :..-,,' . -
The lady lias f-or 'nmlrnyyeafir1rvfI
in comparative retirement j she had '
in allowance of 6000 a year fronrTtho '
Krng, the con tinuance" bT""whlcTTair--Oecn
secured t her Upon hishj?,?
tvi rfeath. She-'h-Ji" b'eeri-i'ntfni'sf"""'
intim icy with moat of the other mem
bers of the Roval famTfybop;htnal-3
and female,: and this reccivedVfrbrtv-r-them
visits of condolence since tho
death of their H0v.1l brotoer. " ;
Calelaiian Mercury,
The following scrap of Church His- 1 "
tory, taken from Worcester1 's Chart V
of History." ruay be iiue renting to ,
many of your readers There is a di
versity of opinion among historians.,, :
with regard to the time when several m
of the -drnrrmfnattons--tooVlh.nr-.
It is certain however that f ie Waldn- , f ,
cs and Aibjgcnna were the. first ,;V.
rosi up it opposition to the then uni-t -
versal Church of Rome. They are '
therefore denominated bv the author
from whose works this is extra-tvlV . v
-Ihs fust Piotestants. althou-jh it t A.
j ,
well known this name Was uut adopted Vt', "
until the reformation by I, nher and fe.
Caltrinr-T """T "T Rhlfrnxr
oRgin ptthe denominations, to which (
they arc pre fixed.
often disfigured by relations either fab
ricated by unprincipled ana mencla
cinus narrators, or credulously receiv
ed from ignorant and superstitious na
lives, who are always willing u mto
iitcr to the appetite of this class of men
for the unnatural and prodigious.
I: is not less to be regretted that
such is the proneness in mankind to
indulge in these monstrous creations
of farny, that their Influence often re
mains long after their utter falsity has
been detected.''
The poison called the Upas is used
by the natives of Molucca and the
neighboring islands, and has always
heen an object of much curiosity, from
the wonderful effects that have been
ascribed to it by the Indians of
those places. The tree, as described
by Leschenault is large; rising to the
go that these fenvdes, by an enormous
expenditure in frivolous article of
dress, ol tca ruin the richest master a.
The Persian ladies regard the bath
as the place of their amusement. They
make appointments to meet there, and
often pass seven or eight hours fo
gether in the carpeted saloon, telling
stories, relating anecdotes, .eating
sweetmeats, sharing their kslioons
and cOlnpletirig their pretty forms'ioio
a t r a J
ail me fancied periections 01 ine east j
xlying their hair and eyebrows, and
staining their bodies with fantastic
devices, and nor unfrequently with
the figures of trees, birds, and beasts (
son moon and starsL This Js spread
over the breast, as far down as the
navel, to which point all their car
ments are open, lor the . drtplay 0
.1 ;e.s.r v.ti".-i
tncac ruwtii cuiuciiisiinicnis.
1369
i4or
U5T:
icirf
1525
Wickhffiies, or Lollards,
luisltes, ,
Moravians,
Lutherans,
Biptists,
Church of England (EpUcnpal,) 1534
oaivanists, I'resOytcriaos, , 154G
fiocinians, Unitarians, 1545
indepehdents,j6r Congregation- r ' -
ansia, -v 1616
tla'a"esV'orTnendsV" 650
Methodists, lyon "
Sweedenburgians,t -1 '17 sf. '"
1 short-horned; Butt.- Besterday ' '
ssys the Crabant Courier, yesterday
wili add a bright pge to history." The
reader iSas seen Joe Miller's dialogue :
between a German Jew and a Dutch one:
German-" Doeshitrain thomnrrsi?
DutUi Vah it vahV ' V"'-