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IVcakm Carolinian. E 4:' fHifc ,KrT" TTM Ti.l.liaril. ... To i!n Hn tii of ViW". A. Cantltno, Onrpa, Jlabomo, Jfiiu-i;i,ua' .4. . If uitha fctfry italrj, Ur - - vrr r : tu rrinis more pregnant thn . - til otWisifh ths tilf rtiea of the R'Wli, i " "' and the i future dotttny end extatinee f the jrwtnmemY H the pteemY 'flu . , . ' say event of lha pul4i debt dm bees View, i , 4 with fd aniioty the period when .. Ihff Southern oeojJe should It liberated ' Irnni Ihe galling amtioitt.. of UluT, ' " , wliick' they lave so often denounced as - i 'wsinKtitmiimtl, unjust, and nmcnive; .. . , n I shush they have submitted le, from - - A patriotic lov of L'nimi, aa4 from a be L JZ-.rllji I'nt lb. day of .tkur delivwaoce waa a nv- vm wait eti xne iecir is ' -, a end of thtir thains heing lightened, a . otinant majority, headed by a bold ami . talented leader, art 'deviaiug wave snd pmna by which the ayiiem is to U rivi. tad a tbsra (or ever. Such ia the ob Jret, and auch will be th affcrt if Mr. ii'laj V pronoailion surct-ed. -Tbtleo. -pi -of each one of your respective Bute s tan appeal li public opinion, appoia tH their-delegates to the free; trada eon- er.i-,w They wire antioua lo 'avail j thjifivdvea of other meis to strengthen . vliJtffrti of their representation in both 'Hm Caigrcse,' andol brining lUa '.- prtat qw:'to& ef their wronra bCra lLa f misii9 efile io tka utM ifnfxvfinjf Vrfl. Tfra ID rull oithe dntlera liHt iT ihnl Cmpfition ara preeantrfd to I vnzmm, ehaHAo(.tha vihm Ntboea ? Stat, dmply inierMtcd ba bardjjM 0i fl ioraftht fictwtn, not oy aidlnjj by the if votea, but auMtainin io dme tlf " "' freat pHnriplf-a i4 huirmo liberty which - ra ao vitally involw d ' in all the diwua. rU" on' the toriflf fthall outh Carolina J lint the beiUa aloM, or will the other - pithini Puta 'roi to ike rtirwt" t ' k'umI the disciplined eorM which the ' tea I lad iulenC- I4fa"bfinj into the l4 tof! tbmr batilfa?4 The qmtion may appear arewimptnnin,' but aolittk 'TTleiTiefO Ward in debate from thelen. . M ra tke oftbt Snutb out of tha 8tat iaai it waera the appearance of iiifliffiir. "i ;W!t'"oa., tb,irpart, tu this all important rtnwrfKM" A ' dutfBftmbod adoatf of free tra.1a, ;at the NrtHhj writes Io bia ZXft'n& 1 lWa"pIeertfetthe inonopolittt imw nrikk De aronjjfit to believe that tj; tay.flther.f outbeiu,. Staira - tbaa South C'aisliue farla a daep intereM on the tub JiflfjhalarilL. Ought not 4hie U be - corrected io tome other wey than ty the ailent votes of thorn whona talent ,v woulj impart frwh atrennih to the arc "- tneot,- and whoeaebarBctera woulJ add an tocreaacd nwrtl force la the raiwa of free tradot - 8a far a the diacufMion baa pro- jrrwawa,BTa apoecMe have been made ., Uor of tka . mooopolUta, and but one in fcror of the tai payio; people. And -hall i:Wf Uronj. men a!amber , io their taut. " hiw ; the battle fiercely ragea in their wwf -Arrowy ' tu .Mr. Clay attempted L to trraf the quetion aa if Sooth Carolina ..':: ui.aJona-. iutaracled. - tie haa touched f fr i9pma beinra Urifrguto in ae Mil yaro,- tod baa'alraaily triumphantly ajleJ-Alow would her foreiirn trade be . increased by reoaal of all duties! .Will jtflw lwo..oona of old- D-Mninioo aufSir hin? t to enter her aaoctiiary, ami aw out nnacai. IkoJ! . Shall thalaudaflWyfd" tee, of i syi9r, m noana, an.i of KawMph, aend Vibrth ito- ehampi'm tv meet .oil bofd oJK 2 tacet2 HaaiartklCarjiaa,o wtereat at -twUke wbichafalufauinciwu importance io 09 represented in tun diacuaaoa. Shall : girltitidujly jealous ofJietWgW .:Mraliiaf Juo. too uiath part of a hair,! VP. JF-" ermonat--ifia JurUdiclioaaJ erere cooeTBe!,it by-url oncort t. ...riw apeciaior . wnuo ttar-oppremota rVs"!,''nj ""."WPj iaemsen;ea toe '-; foriearuiogt of her iodustriout citizens? pony jit lite Stateaol Alabama and Mia - saipiM, with tKeir yirein soil, richer .ftM J.'HJJiIa, btar3 mloud-rrbuke jW.ayew.WeKtjT?ijr tiio a!tm of theme v rplua wluch, nnaer tJie aHxmees of free "wadav i would bdd tonittlcS million) to treuithf i'Bhall their infant prospects, aa . gn-;m as urcir own eutwmne, Uud uo guar, i diaa prwlactor in kioi" whnio spirit stir . tinjjejonuence called fcrth the pladita of a .!e,!5,'tl W!r, : whtloidiftmdina; 4ha namhrof the hero ofOrleaiia auraiiiiit tlw ' m- ' 111 . M7-iiMmua wno aow leads thO an in Oiia orarefara ajrauikt her vital interests? tan renneawa content t. be atratiploil in -the tmmonae Joldt of this B Qmatric VWr without a atrugJul-fihaJI ihe atroiii "-mtt Ar'Hiseouri, like Archillca, retired frorti the fight, after nuking an inctTectMul , .lurmiah oa .the subject of alum aalt! rrai inuiau anierea tneKoman Ben ' f - wta, they were struck with two ai tho ua- i. Srinkintf dignity of the Senators. And tUavaodal wriHf modenmtunttsTtwr.TTZ .j. - iiJrvf. m (nsncaaeaatewrtltout cheek - ' Wtlhout rebuke. rTbii U iuipoaaible : i ym irrand struggle of Sitharo rights. ::f, -V' "tod, I -ilar, fjr Lumaa" libertvj and tlta - finnth -iwita ' Mnm'm.i t !Ll I.:. J... 'c , iv'! v; :.k.i ' mw? tht exclaim, in the la nana or i.r ...- n,,KI) uaru, -us uim iaiiert now if no t thouU tho iaauo of the oroaant eonti r. - 1 Vi "U fc,or tekiut ahoojd bojpKus r 'iT tifet W teeall tlw bright honortof the f rV.'i. " Ji? clustering on ; a tingle brow, i ... -';i-froaV principle of jeonstitu- h-ubiwq nner in weight of North. T5 r .?, I kould be atill mdro mortifi. . to too one little State alone gallantly dy. i tug in the last entraochrrwat which ehvi . oaho whole 8outh..A SOUTHERNER. Tbit wta written before Mr, Mangun TDiie bis excellealepeeck..; , , , J?efouh'oary Jujft.-Th following att itus pictur -if a fraorbj J3r"V!if ia 4lk frta the rnTftuMvivat.rjec oft bwibvid wWtt ymfm9t. .f!,j,!?:i'rl,.Jl asutunvy too otnfot. bis aiwiiiu Ltlr i f lit 4rat f the Utuat k'ur rrJ iu milts he stal ar lid as prfnidiit (,f 'IVi'atnal. aud (ri eral the rrnlati maev armv. U rrlA incr AItiiU bm crwliy and deUurhrry. Hu Ud to fravr! the .'itiwfs, fnlUwwl by udw-g( hi wr re oo Ix jirr Jlnnx bsrs, sud by 'soldiers, oho were bis ao eiionTS. "l-t)Ti(;tin. ffrtH 0 If liori as, like a ftc IdpiTfl, aceompunjed bim every lere; and when he arpfd in any toaa.onl one of (ho uiimbiUuU could emut 00 1 fiauiu. . JSaav age ( beauty, re j bilityt Prtune -niitluiiif sacred in the eyesoftht wretclu Of all the ferorioue inen who rtwia theoMelves laiomis at thia period, ' tihneider, ; perbap,- bore tlie sriuUest . rest-luLhmco . j A.1 ao iUnd death ana -blood gse him a sou satkia of amprakaMt delixtil. The amplea of , this inooiaer of cnielty have io Iheia a eort. of originality which tntuVs ooa shmLbir; and onn would wish to cbiubt their trutli, if the trtinioayof iOOjDOO inliibUsiitii, nd" tfie evidenee u4 fueti, wart P'4 certaiu proofa of their Hlitwr. At h:a;fih "Ml, Jut biul the moatterar. reatflkj and aent to Taris; there he waieos demaed, hot fr llm crimes he bad really cnnunitted, but tt prior cuupira'-s (list never eiii4ed soLrys jo4ko reulad io tltuse deploraUo tiinea." -T - Froai M SktUkrifrwm Nuturt by Ma MTIIE REAL" HHTORV Or JI'AME I'KANH. . It il no longer doulrfed nor donied, that Helen Walker, of the parish of lrongray, in the neighborhood ofDaiofries, was the prutolype uftha beroino alia, under the rictitious name of Jeanie Dt-ans, figures so eeuspicBouwIy io the 4 llaart of Mid-Loth-tan.' iisr hMory, however humble, whs in aome mjcts eveiitful, and .hn strip ped of all adventitial ornsauM' msy be Ifivrn very brief!) , though few readers re quire to be liiloreied that it has ben ex iandcd into ao injcrrin f toue-whnt bvilky novet, by thif fertile j;eniuf of iir" Wallrr S.iit. r'ria alienee brr pitrents CHine, is ant known, hut it U nT4:!v be lieved thut they were wiut are rilled "income' into the parish of Ironray, and were in an wuj co.inTlid Hiih th" Walkers of Clonden a rare alike distin guished lor reptctaoility nl longevity, and who bnve floiirmlied timo nit o miud upon the fertile and pleasant okU' lU Cairu. . Her father apei to bev been laboring mau ; a:td at Ma Jeth,his aJ. ow, who was then wall stricken in years, became defendant for tmnport oa the in dustry of hr daughters-iellv and llbby Walke,i. But this the former was far from viewing io tho litit of a hardship nh who wa ao rich in sisterly, could not lie deficient in filial elutj,wjid I have beou ih(rmed by Elixaheth Griern, hounekeeaer to Mr. Scott, orfician, Dum friea who," when bxwie, knew Helen wu!Ltlit4UoujfU. aomotimea cimrt rained to dine on dry bread and .water, rather than pinch bar poor old anotlter, ahe eon aolod herself with the idea thai a lie-iiiey flowed frum br virtual abstinenee, an4 thai ' she was as clear io the complexion, and 1 Hiked arTike her meal and work, as the rest uf thrm.!Lrirnrzr: :z. : ' ."'I'ke resjiectaliloC nislo just named, who l.aa- Tiswtlf paWd the bundary line of throa-acore-aiut-ten, resided ih her vmith at a place called Daja kaini, is Jrongray where ber falser .Cultivated a small farm Uclea Walker ;af lhla aimii-liat Is leart, "sixty vesrs since,'' was mnch. as tho nrase ones, about her father's house mrttiitt molbar- during Weoafmenieot ana Ovea acted n the leading goewp at all Ua cbruteuiogs ! was reacted as a con cmtiotta '''tusSWfjfiB" bafveifind'Tiiii.' firmly invited to share the good things of rural lite, wuen the mart baimened to be JuUea, or s swfetr if com waa brought front the mill., Hor oouversatioaaJ pow. era were ot a high order, considering her inosf correct, orna'e, and pointed ; her de. portinont ecdafe and dipaitiod in the. . ex treme. Many of the neighbors regarded her as litde pcmv body'bat ia. eon ceitod, or proud ; but at tho same time they bore willing testimony to her exern. plary conduct and unwtared attendance on tho duties of religion.-Wet or ' dry, aha apiieared regularly at the parish csurcn, ana even wne at come delight od in searching tho Scriptures daily. Ou s small round table u tho ' big ha' the Bible usually lay open, and though ' house bold affairs would often call her hence, '"ii was observed by her visitera that when aha lacked leisure to read eoatiuuoualr,obo aoraetimea glanced at s aiagkr verse, and then appeared to ponder tho subject deeply. inuiHierstorra, which appals wtoet fema- lea. had on her nutto an oooeetta- efluef. is etemajital war continuedT it waa her coatoin Io' repair lo 'the door of her oottagot-tho knrtting-g"ar in hand,' aad Wf lUyuued Diblo . open beforo Iter 4 and whes questioned on the subject by Iter wondering neighbors, ahe replied, ' That aho waa n4 afraid of thunder ; , aud that tbt).r Almighty,- it auch were, his' '-ffvlot plesMire, could amite io tho city as welt as liald. Whes out-door labor conldnot be procured, she aupported herself bytoottng atockinga an operation which bears the tamo relation to tho hosiery craft tbafthe cpbler'i doea to ths tlioemakcr,s,i-U oat been reported, loo, thai ahe sometime! taught child res to read ; but as no one a bout Cloudeu iremeiobcred tliia fret, I tin isclinod to regard it as tomewhal apoery. phnl."y Helen, though s woumn of small suture, had been rather well-favored ia her youth.- - - -- - - " Ou ao oeeaaioo the told Elizalieth Gricr. son that the should not do aa ahe bad done, but rwinewlhecorn when tbe wind blew in the .barn door., Be this) tbC meini. that the c(ju!J not hold her head too high. Hi.Kj;h relurtsntly; thst she oora W a me-tlwsrt a ymith she aMeeined, and by whom she inisguiedtlie l revperted in turn that her lover, at a fur time, nve rtik her on horn Ur k."ind that when he akrd if he would lake he up, answer ed gnily. J Th-U .1 mdl, HUra, T.)e caa ridfl sad inch behind the tad.', -JVJrvity of:Lis aanwer olC adsd bar greatly, and from that mfnent . aha cast the recreant from bar heart, and sever, as she confes sed, loved again., I regret that I ant an aide to til the etart date of the principal ine i'btnt in Helen Waller's life. ' ( believe, ! hownrer.tbaf itoreured e fw yeirs pre vi'Hjs to the mora leaiest htw aarni child murder, whfctrwaa DaJiv.JiSgjLAl wmoiiertrsirTi ibb . who wi coiwiOcra my y(g, anU a cosnely fm, resided la the tame tottsg e aad il is not improba ble that their father, a worthy amu, was also abva. I sultclla was courted by a youth of live Name of Waugh, who bad the character of being rather wild, t H a vie tiro to bis snares, aad became tnirintt, Ibuuqh she eUtinalely dented the fad t the last, . Tkt neighbors, however suspee. id that a thild had beau lorn, and repeat edly urged her to confess ber fsalt. Bui she was deaf to their eutreatie, iud de nied alt ko'iwkxlga .f a d ai intat, abick waa Aaind slierKy after in the t'airn, of Clowlon. The circunwtance oa aoeu broiled abroad, and bv the directions of the Ktv. Mr. tiuthrie, Ironpray- tlie sus pected persm, and rorput tlriicti, were carried before the authorities it sxamin ation. The unnatural another Waa com mited prison, and coafiaed in what wan called ihe 1 thiet a hols,' in tht old jail U Dumfries a grated roim oa Ihe ground jr, whither her seducer eomelimet re paired and eonversed with her thniogh Ihe grating. Wbcs the day af trial .arrived, Helen was told that a single word of ber moutn would save her sister, tod that the would hsve time to repent. afterward ; but trying at was the ordeal, hartsnnfc the ai leraative, nothing could shake her jn.ble rtitude, her endoring- aud -virtuous '- re solution. Sleep for nights fld front her aillo' nMt fervently aha praved for help and succor m the time of need,; nAcn aha wept till the tears refusod to ilow, and her heart seomeiHoo large for her body ; but still ii arguments, however subtle no.entrra ties, however agonisin'r could induce he I'LylfcDJ her. Maker by twerring from the i nun- Jtsr sister wat tried. .eondtmno(J Hid sentenced h bt executed at tho trmi nation of the usual period of ail weeks. 'I'be reeolt is well known, and in 'truly aa well at powerfulry net forth in th inweb Immeuialely aAer tho convictimi, JJeleo walker borriwed a nith)f monevl oroe.ur. ed one or more Jetters of recommendation avid without any other jruwle than the pib lie road, began, to wand her way to the city of London a inurnev which was then ttJhawVeed, more formidable than a voyage iaiH n our day.- -Uver the best attire she threw a plaid and hood, walked barefooted the whotewarr and cewiinVted me imtanee in fourteen days. Though liet: foeti were iomlr - bitero.l,, - her onoia irame exhausted, and her spirits sad i i . . . . . : . ty jaunu, mm 0UnJ it imnosoiUo to real l?MM,i enquired her way 4ht. re siiicuco wtJoliu, Duke of Argvle. "Ashe arrived at the door, hie graee Wat jn.it a bout so step Into hit carriage aad as lh moment was too critical to : be lost, the heroic pilgrim presented her petition, fell optarhct snet'sHlvil'Vrgitaprsytir with" a decree of camefctnee and ' natural elo quence that more than realwed the well know sajmg of "awrfehing a rce- iye y ond tU reath of art.' Hero, again, tho resuu in wen .known ; a pardob wti pro ctfrod iukl ustc'had to Scotland rind the pilgrim, after her purse luid been replen ished returned homo, gladdened aad mf ported by the consoling thought that she had done her' duty witlioul violatiug her eouaience. Taichinjr thia great chapter JBiTOftllWs-Vs uiy ahy und roserved ; but there is one pertoo still alive, who baa heard Jier eav'. that it waa' through "the Almigkty'e sinin',m tuai-he wat enabled to meet th Duke at tho most critical moment a momeat which, if lost, sever might have been recalled in time to save her eister't hfe.Tibby- Walker, front the tultrceiit 00 J"'.?00 S..,JTl,-'r?.!'U?i!j altefwards lecamoluirted to"the man that had wrooged her, and with whom, aa it believed, she lived hanpilv fir the greater part of half s tenturv. Her eister re sumed her u,uiet rural omploytneata, snd, after s life of unsullied integrity, died in November or December 1701. at the aire of -uettriy - foUrtflre.-My- respaetaulo friend, Mr. Walker, found her residing as a cottier oa the farm of Ciouden, whet he entered to it. upwards of forty yetrs-affly was exeoedingly kind to her when aha be came frail, and oven laid her head ia the graro. 7 Up to tho period .of her lost ill. seat; the torreepooded regularly with her sistoa, and received every year from her a cheese and " pepper-cake," portioat of whieh the look f great sleoaursin presen ting to her inendt and neigtibora." Tho exaot spot in which the waa interred was afaly pointed 'Hit in Iroturray churchyard. a romantic cemetery on the banks of the Cairo ; aad tHough, ss av eouoiry.woman said, there waa oothing to distinguish it but s stane taken off the dyte'' the pub ic will be pleased to hear that. Sir Walter Scott ittends lo erect t suitable monument bar mtrnory, Though subtcriotioot were tendered, lis politely declined all sid, and has already, I believe, employed Mr. Burn, architect, to desigw a nwnuments which, is . axiooexioo with tho soVol,. will and m all probability tender the spot ao Classical that it will bo visted hv ihouaanda oiflliousanda io after generaiiona. The abovo narrativfr 4hougk oxceoding barri ed, is perfectly accurate in point of fact 5 and I have wJyfurffter to add, lhatrthe story cflleleo WaJkealiaa Jtaait Deaiu, i first beftmelinown to Pir Wallr Stll llimogh the attention of tht lu'e Mrs, CosiiBiRsary ('oldie, aa will be tern when be umucs l tie new tditos of the JItart 0 Mid fatkvm.;--? -tT irnerry Xottft TtiK period iaai laUajuiouocid ia the JVaverly. Nov. els. friod whirh, Isle as jt ts.'haf eoiso too soon, Is S series uns'jusllsd, in length, their original betutv, their rnidi lion, and truth to nature. They have pla ced fictitioas nurative is the first wtlk of polite literature snd form,of tliernjves a distinct event in the history of the hu man miud. The enra1il aiid th linlf ide author ha our gratitude for the ma. Itiyjiaf py JuMu-a-ave, W-aujye4-4a kit cwiupany t ana .we uevouuy jots in inn Itove bo o feelingly oxprtssea at the close of bit adieu. : .' ' PatttcrijH lo Ceunt Robert f Park. Tbe gentle reader is scqssuUed, that these are in all probability, the last Jala il will be the lot of the aether to submit to the public. 4 " He it now os tho eve of visiting foreige parts ; a ship of war is coiamisiouod bv his Roval Master to carry the author of Waverly to Ui mites, is which he may pnosiUy 6lMain such a restoration health aa may serve bin lo ijaa kit thread to an enl in hit own country. Hid bt Continued hit usual literary la ber, H seems indeed probable, that at the term of years he has already attained, the bowl, to use tho pathetic language of Scripture, would have been, broken, at tbe fountain; and little caa one who hat enjoyed on the whole aa uncommon share of Ihe stoat ineetimable of worldly bless. ina, be entitled to complain that 'life id vancing lo its period, should be attended with it usual proportions of shadewe and tornis. They have aheeted hits at- least in no more nainlal manner than ia insep arable frsm the discharge of thia part "ef the debt 01 humanity, t)f thaeo whose relation I Tom in the rankt it l.fe might hive insured him their eyaipithy, uuder rwrispomtinn; many iMI now "no mora"; aud th ose who may yel follaw in hia wtke, are entitled to etpect, in bearing inoviuble eviU, an example of tirtnoess and patience, more espeoially on the. part of one who has enjoyed no snudl good fortune during the course of hit pilgrimage." The public have claiint on his grtti tude, for which the (author of Waverly has uo aoVnunt meana of expression J but ke may be oiriiiitted te hope, that (he pow ers of his mind, such as they are, may not have a different date from those of his bo dy ; and that he may again meet hia put. nmiziag friends, if not exactly in ia old fasbios of -literature, -at - leaat -rto-somt branch, which may not call forth lbs re mark, that . . .. AbbotttxUt, bepitmbtr, il, Tilt ss)inn According to Sir Isaac Newton, ."lliers are twenty-one. cometi belonging to oar system, revolving round tba . sun to terv eeceutrio eclipses. The are believed to be solid, compact bodiesjike other idaa eM, and regulated by Ihe same laws of gravity, to as to describe equal areas, ia proportional times, by raifit drawn to Ihe eomtnon oeutrer; Some of theta arwtup poHed lo be heated to such a- degree 11 would vitrify or dissipate any 'substance known to ui. . Tho heal of that which appeared iq, 16?9 when oearett tho sun, waa computed lo be KIHM timet hotter than red hot iron. 'It will appear again is the year 1 he tftronomara see. thst -of all the eomets, the pe node of tiuee . only art anown to any ctrtamty, beiag found to re. tors stintervajt of 3&. 1 Saad 5T5 eat uu wt wui-vr, iiuu wnicn .ttna5artd in I55O M the most remarkable. -This com 1 1 et, at itt greatest distance, it eleven thou sand (wo hundred millions of miles from the tun, while itt leant distance from the centre of. tho tan. J about four- hundred and timety thousand ine4T'tl"laal part 01 11a oruu wnicn is nearest tho sun, it fliet with.tbe amasing velocity of 880,000 miles in an hour ; and the sun aa seen from it, appears 100 desreoi is breadth. Consequently 40,000 times i large as he appeare lo ua. Tho astoniahing distance, r?. lsueonijhal thu comet ram oat is empty space, naturally suggests to our tmagiiutfioBlha ..vast distaacs,, between our no and the nearest of the fixed stars, of whose atractiont alt the comet must keep clear, to return seriodicallv aad co round the) sus:ft----j-. ... Tho comet will aspenr in June next. will approach, it it computed, within 60, 000 mi let of the earth't orbiU The Uer- man satrortomcrt say the earth will be in that part of her orbit which ia nearest the orbit of tho comet, just at that prect'w time when the mthaltpWMTrtFC4fiu; stance which hat not occurred before, per haps sines the flood. Il ie upon this fact they calculate that tha world will then urn dergo some great and tremendous revolu. tion. , Th. mutual attraction of these two bodies Ihey presume will bring them into contact, "In whichcaie immediate explosion must ensue 1 w Witlt . view to relieve public anxiety in regard to thia matter, the. French Philoso phical Academy, some time ago, ; caused calculations to be mado on the roliject. The report, tt publithed, avert that no tort of danger ia to be apprehended, on the Spproaehfth.,comeU In thit our Amer ican astronoraert generally coincide. The following extract from Ihe renoH ofthe Ffesch f hiloeophical society, will unoouDieiiiy do read with interee. N. Lalud. has computed that comets mav past within SOjOOO IssgM. without ssnai. Wy deranging tho enotioaof the) sank.' This cornel of 1 470 approached so near th. eartH at to increase its periodical time upwarda of two day t ; and had its anatt been equal to thai of the earth, it is com puted by La Place, the earth's motoia in her orbit would have been eouajly retar ded, wd eo tna Instil' of the yar nearly forty nine hours. At no for k rllert mu predu"d, the dts. turbing force of the comet near 1 50ft h pert Im tlian thai of the earth. Ia Ml the mM waa elipsa by a comet wbieb must have pasd ttithiiiXiio.OOOimlrtof lha earlh-t-aod il i-JLnowa that o sJiK t waa prmluee. by its attrartre fiirpe either 00 earth or noon. The iinroesse velocity of romttt msy he a prinriia rcasoawhy Ihey doixa sen sibly e"ct lbs rooties ofjbej planstt. That of ft-0 was csb ulsled by Newton tu move at tho rate of 00,000 nulet as hr, ind Brydons'eWrved on"al Talor'. uwin 1670, whoso velocity .he computed to 200,(yj riiitet in. ko!jrr,Tbe comet 'f 4'0 is best known by astronomers Its period i confuted lo be I boot 76 yttrs, Ihm'ih 'from itt motioa being die. turbed by the plancU il ia sometimes loo. gov. Il appeared iu 16 Si' vt:y bright j awl-waa -looked- after- with vary "great anxiety n 1750; but Clairaull Jeter, mined from calculation that it would not appeal till April 1750. ' The inrreiaod length of its period mtyibd-ittributod to the influence of Jupiter aod Htturn, near which it would pass. . It according, ly approached nearest the tun 00 the Uth of Wtrrh, 1769. If ibis U Ihe com et to which Ihe European papert rtfsr, it will not tppear till ll'or 5. ' Tbe distance ol thia cosset frost lbs "tun, when in Ihe extreme emit of ill orbit, it about 1,000,000 mile,, yt jt rel-rn, regularly, and iu period haa been calculated by the mathematician, within 30 dtva, , . ' SaLEo, Post. The fallowing aeeeunt of a corious battlo it from Ihe latest numbers of Mr. Skinners Baltimore Sporting Maratine." . 6wff Fitkt.-Tbtlsls Maj. T. of the army a gallant officer, who was severely wounded at tbe sortie of fort Erie, and died afterwards from tht tfffcet of bis woundt hilea repretentttiyo from his T'T.. " m onriff t6"reIaTe lis fuliowwg -seeounl of 0 battle which he ones witseaeed, hetwoan a black and s rattlesnake. He wis j,ding 00 koreebaeh, whenhw observed the anakst in the road, 0 short distance ahead of him,' thev were mov. round in a circle, Md apparently f.4low,ag .arh other. A gentleoits whd w 1 ui ins major, and who ha w tn.l a similar aaM hfn l.j ----'aw. 1 v visa 1 H BJfj m H wtr th. prelude" W a sUt, ,d wor- hy the lost of a.luue time to witness tl nuoouvr.ofWlow.nge.c kind of circle, wt. pursued for aom. time cloeine at each round, until, when with- in few feet, the blaok auake wat ob - three Umaa, hnemng ,he diatance lif each ' pnW "' iet hat lets Uke, round, when he slso sloppy) d beg,n ,0;ofil inihe Washington paptra. Wt cti US lJy -triks, onlyccount lo, Ihi. omi , uZ.r" P. Ula evolution were ton ; 1- J....-. 1. ..j l v. 1 1 BBISSISS fnA Sk.. J I I - - r.p.u oe attec. w,ren no wittgam distinctly ob sorved, both snakes ware ttretchtd out .1 ,h,d?ni Wack, which hsoTti' head sod held him there. After a ihort mterv.lthebl.ckkej, d kHkiwtj. ,h.' grip with" hi. mouth from ths rattle .nike'.' head, and On examination. k r . . f n aioaii wu I:."" ' T crushed. The ""- ia a rnnair .. j i-T . ' 2 by uful'1'"g "kJ crush- riAT jrtrf rii rvt cwiibh MfC 19, 1832 TOR PRE8IDE?T, ANDREW JACKSON -MJEM&mtl Election in 180t. All tfxm indebted to thit OJici for Bub- Krvpii, Work; or Advrrtidrg are requeued to Kttle the ame. All momai po-ojtceatourruk.' 1 v LEIS05 fob mi CArs-rsAi roiKt z-wnvvt.";: .. . jj,-. How u it that the trade fro thia tec. tion of cuatrr seem. i 'K- : . . T m b R'vai meagre diverted' front " Foyettevillt to Ckcraw. It it a fact that during tht past Waggont from this part of th. countrr. nd th. country abov. here, fcav. taken ihe road lo Chora. Almost' every day, ps0hroohTh to Cuerair', whils it it only new snd then; w. ses one or twgftag to Fsyetteville. J A few daya ago, wo witnessed the tpectaclo of eigh teen, or twenty cotton wtggont heavily ades with ths crops of the Messrs- Ellit- V.sJI pasting in a stifcg to Chermw. ..It it aaid thai ths pricea kavs been belter ai naors tteady dunog tbe winter in Che- raw than in Fayeueyille. If tfiu b. the cato,.will our friend of the Observer plef so consider th Af snd explain the e,UMt Can it bo owing to the Meeting at Mr. Slau(jhter,aM or hat tho great Rir tW U. Jtt.'a: jgeAws'U vnys it tome limes doe,, rrh a. we ihould be glad teen it remmJ -J beotita of PavoMo.in. " ' 't 1 1 ' -j 1 'T rest a-. li Ilirv uur. n r hn k I.e. I- t S SI. a m. t . lor prices far our hi "cGntrv" j tent to bo taxed toms two sr th,,, dred UiouniuJ dollar, , f -Jj of govsrnineot to lint plftc,, " . TLs great run of waggon. Oaf.,' hat giveo rise to the idea of a rad-roU from that place to SaUaburyr 4 f est' but wt'thiuk it oevtr will bed!? Wsvtly prefer Antral rant Ws think it tha only scheme thai e.iL coed, and tht only one thai ean-bwJ the whole State - Patriotic Vw,fl rrrat aliould impel tha peopj, N J Oaeolina to exr rt all tksir sae.u. i . or of thit graId t!aiBB,;.J.V-".. ego s letter wat published is the or ttitu.ion.lirt-, ifv4. i B; .purporting ; I. b. fro. ,b, C.f-J lb.tn.ms, repree,,,; Nswbero District. Wt reny wi!2 at th. timo, that -mo t ' .-J Speight, hid written the letter and bv ! .fho.,hjMjp.lmedj off, on thtK of th. - Conttitutionaliat" M nuiamZ soeouldsaippo.. tl.Uo?mimke Congreae could be we.k enonnh men t Istterr-thV w. adairtH member, of Congresa, aometitnt, nV snd mors often speak very ly From eoM.nt how.,,,, intm aoBuren paper., gnd o.. Utter in . tl- Corietitutionkl.af-lt--out that it waa actually wriuW by Mr Speight himself. W. ut aorrv iVtet i at wan lor the credit of Coo fnte tt tf tbe State. Ws thai! not diigutt our readers ryirt, publithisg this loiter of oonsen$e. W will however give them an Mm f : 1-. .. - . . " art 1 "f exprewiion. Tho IIos. mm. u 1 . -"'fsei BVJ nhnjK9 Jto. cTUtTl ths -Globe njd "Cou ! 'hen' ',lu,M00 lo ,lw "d of the 'v,0,ir ""kind, ho aayt:-- TUtCm. ' Jocktn wat rvciMbtttentiitkUA i tww.: rround..-ithe,. that it it sot kt r ' " i;..-,! tn v. w. , . . - - nv..uim , ?rBuy(n, - Or, tbey there, do not esteem Mr Speight sf anffieient importance to nbtto. what kt may ' "throw oot. Wo presum. ike no atat ot things has provsated the pspsrt in North Carolina, from either repuUiia. ig thosilry prodsction,'or, with Inf ' few exceptions, even commentitg apo. it, Penntyhania cad tie, Jtet-Ptvidtotfi . The convention of th friends of the ana, tenf AdjnjnislratioA,lwjBich;. feeentljr jsH,.4, is Ilarrisburg have nominated Mr. Wil, kioa for that office os the Jackson ticket. Mr.-Van Buren got only snt teM and thai wat George Jfrrmer'av 'n Thit takes with tfie attempt ttnomiaitt Mr. V But1(y'ft(fTtIcTimaii! uucu which it will be recollected failed, akof how that gentleman standi, is two of tbs largest Sutes in Ih Union. Wt And th. following delectable Btf eenu ins late number of tkt Richmool . Whig: , Uyis crtainly coming ap the qut teratretch with great rapidity. All cousts concur in this. At no time btve hia talents raised hint ao high, andkit hear, ing haa annihilated, at Waahingtos, W?f the prejudice which wat entertained at tkt commencement of 7 the tcifa of Cotr gre . 4 Poor fellow! he it really siubject ef ptyr-Mtr tutjlikt hjfe;loNiB0 n"1" er, Sir Hal, become desperate; ctav plctcty beside himself, snd is hit ineohtr ent rsringt ho deubtlese psrpetrtted tht article ws nave quoted. To be Hfioutt Thit won't do, friend Pleasants ; you ett not help your Idol by any auch nonsenst a -that just quoted. Tho people wentkf licve yon. " ' . Ororfid , nsT' Vuminonariet. " Suprems Court of the United Sfatetbtt decided agaioei the legality of thelmpri' sonment of Worcsster, who it ss fined in Ihe Penitentiary of Geo. J1 Baldwin diasented from ths docunos ol uw court. ' :.' . IT. hire reeoived no WMhingtos. ft thing concsrnisg th procsodiogt of P grsts' V:.- ,. ,f - -1 W art authorised tosnswnc. oaei' Merony at s candidate for ' tht tfie" t -.- r- n. A--
