'fin ,
.i
.t !
1
for .n
i .1 l.u
I
ri
I V 4-
1 1 . i .
v .
I 1
5 .'
- t.
-:t
. :X,r-wwift
j - T TaiaJi
f-iKtMjBat,' :fti5IMWv-t.
ft
; . -
.i.jtV
. .. -
h.tuy.
i us; s m . 1 1 u;r..
'Hie it'riiinif mn re lirij'ht t I rl-r,
, Abraham's irnl !l rr I t nf,
Atl all Was Urljf M tl rhrrrlnl there,
" Allsave" ht IW-'!' '"' '"
IJoil'i romiruud ne lo nmid, '
t forced into hit tv the ,rl '
tor, xhfttgh lilt sunt f s'l rr?jj"f t
, J'rl rtaiurft fondlv liiirer'd there.
j f! . j," TV 'mpW moniln1riit wil ajyrad,
, : " At '1 (fall at the limuH muled
, , Jo' n'rf li'f face i't lntM! ihed, f-
; . F-r tra hrr sat fee nnlv child. ' '
s " -.' ma that plr-1 monarch's eye
1 r " ' - ' t'linn her cherfc had Irft thrir trace I
j . i ' till DLI' dm'iny "--r ,""" ,
- - Was wrirenhi tuthcaveolv face, .
I i : w.v ;v - '
" 4 Tnt frosmng father turned way,
" 7 A"d Walked (he inner tent aparti, . .
' ,.. ' lie f ft fort'itud'- th rsy .'
'c .'I ' -IVIdlsi natura wVtsnrr'd In lit heart. ;
;- rar-'- 0. " t on, to whom was itWen "
! '" " - ' Th promise of btrcd land,
W ft 4 " f ij . T a. .. . J . . " . A -
IltiM" tlie dunce,' gin il llffrt, (,
w . . lt 1in by ftihil fxlirr't liml
r ' , 'i
j Tin 'in, for wlmin m f li!c bra ,
- ' 4 -. Wm wnt an nutr.-i from kit bumfe. "
Ant In Kimi witilrrncni fnHirt.
A r tile iloom'il roim.
But Vi1 fe-lle' wim r-bff,
And murmur at fitlirr'i fiwl f ; ,
,. TJIntl h be t)ckrd 'o fulfil '
J. Tf .kruvi'ii tnJ crru'ip will 9t Col fZ,
r r"F..-": m'it " ! fte cruel til, - -", .jTl
. -Si- t 1 ,1 .in.. "il.jTarrin u illi'.Iu BUDnfie. i
' ' , Anil iIT. r ihfi Mcrififa",
The inother nirl )icr p;irkin(r eye,
, "Bh! fcr'J the dfiert Arrtr inj dry,
' -' SUR-ftr'JUit M'ftseluiVlnitlbere'
i ! AbrVm beheld. ant tinle reply, " -' -.
f)i Him fruni whom our blemiftg Bow,'
yTI' rtninMM ion tn hie obeyed, j--
f .. Tt e, Crip filled, trie mufei prepireo.
tjVftd Vitfl lh thirl djii'i IwifTght hdo, v
'Moriih'ikftttiirBnneirtdf v. ;'
J A lixir fttcend the ton ftnd tirej -i-
. tne woiiu a on UH iiinumcr mm
, - JThr wood to bui'd h funerl firec,.
' ijui t wtyi iht fa'i her m ind i ' r
V .JfcMlm;.drih-likeehiW '
T . ' - ' -.Tl, .U .1 1 -11 : .A. . ,
, v.' B wed.m-klvV vhoj thuddercd niIL-1
r HrrVly5Hn :1V mountain brow the? itood,vr
C?-WKntltnir-worr?f f ttoti erieC
Mv father, loi.th fie- and wiiyiV - ,-' -
" "TC Piir whefe'i Ihi Um5 roricriJici t'f -Z -
-f- ... - . - ii'f liiMjR'iirir isv u lilt mini, ; . . .
i.ZZ.-Z . S, .rutTv M'hile- AbVKTIMWpre(ltnw ftitj CtflQ, '
'r'"f'"y-"' Whh ijeaditrwcB and J'K)k tt$neA, z
' ' 'jir f i"d wj bimtetC roUe ji' Um&i.'in
w . A uni.m iin'iuk i .v ""5. ..... ...
XhArit Itii. iaofft nrnmil tKMt .j'a- '.
.'..jfU' i.. At leitb.ieft nuuia i(ri roll'd,!.
' i,JBIfd, s the Pmpheta hd. foretold, " . -
fla Cftivary, tWftlorLftiite
' i yS. -i; '; w' .,, v .v,.:,.i, ; ';;
T,1tr WtltWi?'TWI"tiitte"6inier, ' !'. ;
1 ' Ailf Ud. hitter emints hie" hoarded wealth,
' Hi.'. !bT,'o1e difrerenc- hit tecarj tunreyt
".Tl t f'tt'iouthetp.'and find it tiltdeficieutj
CfjTr", Sti ir durh tack wliaf fi'it b'er.anxiout heart'
"iljJ .''"l.w''y -.dW-. lUt wb jriy ye ..
w , . r,ea inc iuii periccuon oi ocr lace,., ; .
t . 1 think thtt fate have uianted hie enough. '
ai r not ch felicity could b n i " " '
t tM i(i Vidf Heaven i and, with requited love
'V ; Suprvmety leed, and happy, pant on thou
L Or roik', or naJ, aliko thy way to we, .
!n.',vt'owo world; where nothinn I regret i
, .B tt'iJtat life. o re;t ihou'd be no bilef.'"
K.--VAHIETT.
r llltt lttT Rfll Til PR
j- .1 Tie had lie en to tjrnaiojjfncjrj
JLTite generosity, if jjenerusity conists
' io drlerrin'g a benefit till the recipient
is"p4t the enjoyment of it-or the
,-'T justice, If justice co.nsists in "withhold
tf,o dfown to the crave(gener)8itv
; Wor-i'.i.tice. call it" what vu will t we
' f V ' , Vc:,n ca"',t neither) had at last award-J,-'r.X--:
'l thim his'penjion'."An Infirm' Aid
- 1 -"''man f: The burden of "old age; and
f r' ho deferred, had made' him sick at
' "berr," and sick of life. tr-The death
film wa even no-v mertlurablydrjwn'
over'tric'ry; once ' sparkfing j the pace
s wnienj-once .wan uuir miu touiuicni in
. ''-"tbe rena;th of vu''f and the pridtfot
'f- iptriotU.m, had Iw'com-j? ir(re ir,ijar. arjd
'totvjrjn5,J and th.'mtinfy form, oi.ee
etct' and ' commjiuliitiT;, wi Imwed
' r- - ;-r-l jit- 'V.JIV.) .I ll I.'
: j Ilc'waai stranger in the bUlrofl Iii-
'."'InfirmrfVind nealec coutdbreak rlowt
' r'-trC 'fctd 'ody,lMt hw spirit barlhettcr.sus.
- V? "twined itatlf j ar.'I tt bitter arni of the
. . 4 ' .. ,F : I . ' iff ' . t ' . , r " a ,
-neglect ne surirnn ihono ruj
r . jfiouM nave reuictaucrsu turn, nau ah vycs lutnca to ouii ite raiseu oouse. wotttu m maov
v " , J i . v j ili-y.A'EJ.v,..'t'f -3R. t vu:ys t;?"T5 .'.. -sr. .- . -.-::'.. v. dsl
1 i
I ; !
' ' . '
Hit),
.c i;
r it. I!
- I,J ' , vv
I S I
I I V I 1 1
.1 1 I
'i
1 w , , I j 1 i i I V
. i HI T 1 ('ll-
r l 1 1 in I he lily I -i w il ' I c il In in. II
1.1J up iti thr .c ' i nml t tc p ant
etlifuri which JtkiiJ in ii'isei Ctf u
ciicdct. M at; ! (jit i iir t.tijrct
but he rizeil with liurrird iml inrru-
1 he liuithng Jurms of ft cocralKm
wKn have fuip.' tttn the Ktvnliitinn,
!itttl tat the ulil mn, without h-td
.1 . .. . I !
in i,iuiinc priiMoiirr W4f wiui c in
a city ! Ama,til iht the Upseol time
naii wrought aucft wonder, lie Ic it
ike a tranrcr in a itrure li d, anc
thai, ioot ou the vrr),2ilhcJt e"
leiKini, ,
' Ills vtneuUe tppearacce-attracttd
the notice oi a nncr-by, who, pcriti-
vinj; thatthe old ml a bewiMercd,
tendered hi acrvice to conduct the
oldie r homt. Hume ! I have no
home! twat at tioinearf ia V6(but
f am forgotten now, A transient
glance ol anger fll ed in the veterati'
tyebut In a m ' meotit pasted way,
and toe vacancy ol M lountrnance
rciurned,'. Where am I f Oh, I've
been' to uke the gift of Co; grtM U t
me ro pay my utbti In-fore I die
ean't live ld g and 1 d n t w'uh to.
The ffr here again hit eve were
lighted knd.. hi bearing. pi Le the
pr ud aMl w itMku pin brfknf bu
nYfT ubduednrAn.hunraO'ctirb of
indignation mattered' him' l atmiuc,
a if,tiong in the pride ol youth, to
avoid the impertinent and unfeeling
curiosity .of Uie .rowd who tunound
cd'him, he Vnk, exhausted, ii the
pivement, ' '
Tke. him to the police-office for a
tagranl i aiu ne of the trowd.
. Take yourjclf t" the devil, lor one
of his limbs ' retorted the honcti lei
lw ho hd first addretsed the vete.
ran. Hut, (catching him by the col
lari as he saed to waik oil.) toj
hrt, and give me the old man t p c
kct book! I saw ) u take itiiand
utH., d'uitlyt..a P.M'a " wu rmb
from limb!' -'Thro'tle htm!' ened
one of the crowd scourdrel-' rob
a ptntiuntr ! 4 Pown wiib him !'
'titrip iiin !' Take him to thr p
lice !' and the ld mail's wallet lui
fromlhe-catpriltn the KCufHe."
-' The ptoitioiier was recognized
some nD 10 the crowd, a h he prii-
Srvely- sanrred rttmseW trr br par tu
coach. He was conveyed to a s1 ciu
- at d hiving 'h'npily' lallth into
hanflsratteltuon for "a t liple of ttj s
partially rcttoreu hrs exhausletl' euvi
gtes. ; An iodihtit t rt mrmbr an. c
UiireveulsVwe-have arricd, fiiteil
tacarOflallrcTOTs his mnid; i)ut r.v
remembered the 'evem .. 'ro Gettt i
. : - -f-T'e-.i : ' t.
((.niiJUJCC ui. u.mk yai-u-" t
CO tin p a nk p s j tt;s ; m s, w e j c, v n t gred i 3
t ii rcuy ; m aiVtd "bo'Tii m x m u r y tit n 1
the new ones he hud seen a day be
stage which wa to carry him home,
the old man's mind again w ndered
Thjt' l iht, carry me "to C nrra
. givc-tne-my dnrl haver foughtior
ii Congress said 1 should h.ve it V
The old man's wallet w is par into' hit
hand." Oh yes, 1 knew I should get
li they tdulti' not so soon ' lorget the,
old sold 1 e r but r,iate lr t - me pay
my debts, and die I can live no l ti
ger I But somebody .stole it they
got it ftwayfrpin me they could'nt
di it fifty years ago but I've got it
now, have'tit I ? no, they did'nt keep
it-i-they. would., steal the old mn's
nrnney they could not keep it the
God of Ditties would Mast them for
it God have mercy ,tn ,them they
d 1 d 'j? tfibl. fL ! 1 rrJ . m L payff-m y
debts, and die-my children are all
dead my wile died in in the poor
h use and ' me I dou't want to live
aut longer nobody knows tne now
Itt.mffJ'eJ.'.
. . 1 ne stage sioppey at , llitrer
to-, during the'rtde the old; man had
becniilentrj'orgetlul of the' present,
injuenttve, things ab..ut him, his
mind.waibaik'JiVJng .olbcr . scenes
f
A long, long5 feverie,' and one from
which he was never to awdktn His
lips moved rapidly, though no sound
Was 'audible'; in voluntary and : spas
modic motions evinced the activity ol
his mind he was busily .communing
with the j friends, and reviewing thr
events' of hisyoo'tb, l'jior old man;!
fifty years since seemed to him but as
vestefdoy." One of the lone and iso
fated survivors of another, and a bet
ter race, he had no communion witU
ihobe ahotit him. Dwelling upon th
hardships, the, privations,the danget,
the escapes, the victories, of another
ae, his ramc, infirm and old, could
not Biipport the recollectionl.as one ,
1 "' r 1.- .1 l ' - ,
in me uay 01 ins srretigtn, ne tviic-
ood" the reali'V. ,".'",-
" II'rk m irm'ured thebilmi'..
" f !:
Ml
i 1 1 1 1 r '
, 1 1 .il
.i f.ui
t uily, .4 i.-:
i k A !. :
Hamuli il i ,t
l,'l lirm.lr irn
t cii 4 T'.r Oi'iiprrsi und the 'e
, ilii' Hi voice Cf;ied, he lr
b ttk 1 1 hi t . t, a hu.ky rattling t"
l it throat tuccrrdrd
Tne tjiii'ur.l the Ucvoluttocary Ta"-
triot had departed I v
from the LevcU IiiSei.
..tlAMONO CUT DHMOSD.
. A broker. 10 this city, contiJcrably
diatmguithed lor eccentricity ud 4
love ol luig ttiJu, and pottrtsed with.
I of a good del of thrcwducti ann
a splendid gold watch witS poorou
Cham and teal, having claim sg iin"!
t ' ' " ' . ...LI .
a tiipprry customer, wnicn ne w-f i
licitiU to collect, among oti er exe
dients adopted the follr'winj.-Under
ttandiug that hit debtor wa in the ha
bit ol driving a fine horse and burgv,
- , .., ...... v i-i '-.- . .
wnicn ne no uouot uwnru, oui, ir.iu
circumataoccs, dare nt ackoowlet ge
the . broker in a friendly aud insinua
ting manner applied to him- lor the
loan of it during an afternoon, to tk
an airing. This was readily assented
tn, and the rwte hsrnetted . lor the
CHCati'ti ,with whiih tne br- Iter Jmic
off. Ilaiug th is got the poiKU W,
be refuted to deliver the horse -and
buggy. until coerced. blJia.iciiuQ at
Uwr whub-he well-knew hit HlerM
Jare InorcornmFnce, as tfiat would at
01 te b rccoguiziog hi right ol own
erthip I and, taking them to hi tii
ble, insisted upon holding them until
his claim was adjusted.
The debtor, making 1 virtue f ne
ccttity, diitcmbled hts m irtiCction
ai.d reactitment at thp tr. k wh.ch had
bee placed upon h.m, until au rvtu-
tng or two tii ce, whei- he led in with
he brok rr in the neighborhood of t t
Itowery Theatre. Having e cacec
him in an agreeable 1 hit-chat, in thr
ourte oi whiih he sutcestfully md
he impreni n upon his mind that th
ir ol 'he dtbt ould be tatiaiacto.
V"'ft4juiHwl w--e-fetlxwin rmirt(T
tg, he thouk hands with thr biokei
with the -greatest apparrrt frirndsliij:
uihI g od bum r, jud wa -Luut t.
pan wi:h hint I r the night j but, aa
it ho ldcnlv dverting to the h ur at
wl.ici he w 4s to meet t ini appmn
mtut in 'he ni Tni- g, he ihtju red ' mv
iae It hi. Tht brok' r, thrown ' fl
his- gtnrd hyr the sc H-satisl;cti n 1 k
lei at the success oi h i s heuu- .nl
ii ant'icipatwl hpjiv termination, very
h 'URliitcs&Iv dt'r w'tuit his witcT V
t nhdi u It I his debtor to ascertain
'hi fiuur, which hr no a onrr ggi hold
I than he deliberately irmslrtred tt
in Kii' ow'n.p c.t, and walked niT,
icavi.g the broker almost pctiiflrd
Luxje(diUTiiiptioo. t f Jyswell-
U d Sktitme 1 lor ..he,drb.9..lyf.n)tu
him that he miei tli u to ret iu the
vftro as an offset for hi .huric. and
T"gCT.
Ilx.isperatetl and incensed, 'he bn-.
ker on tht nex day presented himself
ar the p lice-'lhce, wi'h hisconns'l
nd "rna'de app!icatio'. to the ni.te'is-
ta es for a warrant to apprehend the
debtor upon n ch.irgc ol stealing; but
the wole circumstances being dctad
e.d, the "application "was refusrd, a-td
the party referred to his remedy by
cull action. This was represented h
be at best but a hopeless affair, s the
debt f had no substance out of which
to respond to any judgment that Blight
be recovered against 01m ; and, as
m titers now stand, the broker has the
worst of the bargain, for be estimates
his watch and establishment at one
hundred and fifty dollars, whereas the
horse and bojgy-arcTiT tjciriot worth"
halt the money.
From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer
iNrEKEST.'
Talking with a neighbour at the
dour of his unfinished bouse, 1 kindly
inquired of him why it was not belter
covered, and in - a more Comtortabl
Ut 4u-tViile und m . I am in iebi ,
said he, and 1 anoot afford to finish
any mre. We can live in it till some
of my debts are paid; ' When I am
tiilej I intend to cIaf)'oard and plaste
it tnoroucrny. - ,4 Vhat .will u. cost
you ?', said "IT ' Not less than sixtv
nr seventy dollars,' was l.t answer
Vccpn versed iipontbe subject 'trifle
acknowledged, that without any refer
ence to' the enjoyment of hii; farnilv
tnd friends, the saving he should re
.tlue by a wrmv house in the '.con-
Mimption of wood, probably might be
double the interest of what the finish
ioc would, cost It, was natural
to
observr,':as I did , Yoularrt .payi'n
weHe per cent, for money which you
"1 "1 .. f. ..".. l'. '" '
ntgni n ive torsis, .an j nave as pit
cant a; fireside HS'yodrJtieiqh'i jur
Twenty dollirs s'spentv in" rcj,ii in r
instances save
I a 'hit it.t
;t.-;-.- l.i
li.il l.tl! I.
i
r t ll i
1 it I
r a
.. I 1 j (, ! 1 !' f f V
' . :t . . It I
rr it to a j M.il-i' mr M ,
i I, . a- , "u.d it i" Ah' i
. 1,
1 tC to i h
i
.vtltt .1 f('
Ch-Ulatinj;, l.c sid-4 N"t niit
horl cf iwcntt doll-rs. I p"ii ruti-
. , ... 1
uottli.g tic prutluce wrtrn pK'prriy
cubiv.ited, wt f uud that b.irin. spot
.iily t.-roimseti, at Ic tM, twenty if n,t
tlnrtv prr ce nt, interest upon the cost
.1 t ullivatii.n. He smiled, thatikrd
nr, and with a c tnp'ised and t'etrr-
nined voice, very deliberately laid:
. Mv bush sevthe, m i"ti bars, and
.stone sled, shall prr pare the rxVelle'nt
so l for f e tdouph,'
How much of 0 if imf 1 md is (0.
ally uoproductive,'eiifjrry.ustif? jo
i'S owners, which 'would rn an-ivrrage
pi 2Uper eent on .the cosj of render-
ng 11 arable, , ;
Prom ttie Fartner1! ftt porter,
." . 8ACACII V OF A WttEN. ; ..i
1 A gourd h "id been put up infa gr ntle
mans ciden 10 tnu eity, lorjne
ren to build in. retiring it to the
rre, the handle part of the gourd was
broken off j this left a large opening,
which, a first, it was proposed to stop
by nailing a board over it, bu finally
wt fixed to the desired position
with a parcel of brown paper. made
into . a . plug " and stuffed into the
io "ducseason,- thV wren Wtlt its
est hatched a brood of voung, and
disappeared, In a storm that sue
creded a few days after it was desert.
ed. the gourd was blown down, and
the writer -f tHs had an opportunity
and the curiosity t examine the nest
th s presented an instance of care and
ciutton on the part 1 f these bird for
tre security of their Voung, which
etmed a if tere was something of
the animal rational about it . .
The inside, a usual, was mane up
of the finet and softest materials for
the cradle and b d of the infant bird;
but the plug td brown paper had been ;
irown paper i orrn ;
jeir"Kst wwrjst piaer ftrtprigq orin
dii pif of a thorn hedge these tere
wedged into the vacsncv so romplete.
Iv that it requiredsonic trouble to
'lis' idgc thnn.
i this instance it would appear that
hrhird rrtjar led thi drfrnce of pa
per to be the weak point in hrr domi-
c l. a d set urrd i acmrdinelv with i
vrt
r . i r
rt.f broh w.,r. whtcl rendered
hrr ahltatlon impregnable to ordina -
xv a'tacks. J
-.Tl,. k;I I,,... mA.anm. ;. rce-eujnjct ot ioiitUlarQUna,oaalopr.
1 h" b,H m,,M havr Tnr nnrn dl5:!aewft ompteift .hiatoryr ..iimet, for the
'snci1 to ave prorufetT the thorn clip.futul reference of potitWain ind staieitnen.T
ntn-rr.. 1S this nl mt it n it kno tv to be j - 1 be principles of Free Trade will, be it
iK. . r-.t.- .t:,,-. frnstratrd and rnforred. at tiefut to" reconcile
n. prouiire ul tne idiarrnt cardens. ,,. . , ... , ...... ....
. ....... ' -.-i the publio mtndi a the-NTth, to the appmath
IFrom thp LV.iie.l HiaeTeU(ran.4inr Tednctinh of the TtrifTto a uniform Hamf-
ai d tf ad faorem dutiet, at well a necetnari to
...
niiiii'uaiinTV ni7vnfV's-- .-M
MIttC: niltWH,- j
111111 I'ilPV PJ pi-iorj , (i-
ior . tale ul the
AMERICAN FtHMF.lt ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 16, South Calvert Street,
BLTtMtRE,; Mbv - - -
TTIIIF. kiikuir'iki. nrrx.nl. Ilia MafMt. in tmr.
A m-M fr.r.1..-.. nn.l .t..r. in cu.,1.
throuRhout tlie Unite.1 Statet, particularly hit
crjstomrra; and informa thrm that he ia receiving
ffi.m li'iiforui IVktw Lit Jilk-h ttai. 1 4vftkSirlasaai am n.l
from varinna nrt i.f thia ronntrv, hi, annual
upplvoflELf) AND CtUDEN SEEDS, an(
that be will, bv the first of Nove-nber, b ire -
p.rrd to execute orders, wholesale and ftaif,
ith prnmptne't and accuracy, at as l"w price,
and on at fvorhle terms as can be afforded by
anv dealtr in the t'nitd Sia e, ftrfi'tt rule
urlirlrt.
FRt'lT and ornamentsl trees and rUnti,
graeviiies, shrubbery, bulbous i' d other H wer
roo's will be procured to order from any of the
principal Nurseriet or Ganleni in thia country,
foe no -f 4ieh-hstibsTTTbpr ti Sf eiif TaTio"
J'UJL'GHS, harrows, eultivators, straw cut
ten, ihrat fans, corn shcllers, threshing ma
chines and all other kind nf Sgricul ural and
llcirtieulti ral Implements, uill be procured (rum
tlie.b.rrtanuJ;tctorieia.B4ltiire.--
DO'-'KS I'HJ Animals, paniciilirbcfttile of the
Imnsnnad Duliiw filmr-ihurnithe Ortuii tiiilllip
llnlstiln breeds i tlieep of the B ike well. South
down, and various fine uoiuVd br-eds-. swine of
Several valuable kinds, espeniiiHv f Hsnri z
breed i . varioua kinds of poultry r-u-U as 'lie
wiiirc TuTKirs, urrmen anil iiesijninlis Bees.
. - - n - .
are either kept fisr sale at 'h -. xrienaien'kUi c
kept fur sale at 'h- . -xperimt-mal ai d
breeding farm of this Ksiuhlisliment, or cm be
proctireif 'rom.tbe best smi res to order.
nOOKS, AifHoulHir.il, i.iriiciilturnl and tin.
.tiniT,'B-ijieh'farer''Variety tl.an at the
bookstores--tome of them rare and particularly
valuab e; are,' k-t constamlv for sule.
; ' In shortJ' W articti wanted bv farmers and
CaMlentr ih the prosecution of their buniness,
are iulemled ti-be-kept either cu- ham!; or
within reHch when called for. "
'snd though .lust, n it .-.ist, that old and well
knon vehkle of knowledge (tlie most valua
Me of nil r imninlities fr riller of the soil,)
the WimilCAN FltvlEU,iSp,lb:isliedweek.
ti, at this rsuiilwliment. at a year, where
ilHcriptriins mi K'.o ii nu'iicaiions are respct
inllv h limited, I li,!S3- l, as all fetter must be,
ttivj editor and M!.n-if tor.
- i. i!iv-iNRnirc'iicooK.
N .te.-An ' F.xtra " number of tha Ame'ri.
.mi V i. ncr, cotit iiiiin Prosiectu of the Ks.
..hlis i iient, A.i.1 .i fi'ital.iiic of seeds, ftnd oth.--rtices
fur aatf. will be tent gratia to any
iniu lu shu-l lurdish his a JJre.i, piud,
I.).- i. a' (impose. . "
' November 4, 1.833. w3t?3t '
--'V
la J .," -f I
t.- .,sv ..J-..v-v..--B-.---'--'-;- ''
l. ...iT.j. na.Ajaja)i..a.i-t. -- . - - ' ' - .
. .- , . f
''i-'-'- iaVS;;. yiati 1 iiS'ifHii' j '3feC w
!!
i f II,' ; , I.. (
II f it ;;u!.ii I
.',' w 1 to k 1 I
whith ill tii..!
r.
r V I f I l! M
i l.rihioiu,
to cuuke mi)
f'(enllrir,in
,7 f(udnab!e suit of Cluthct, , .
t.h short notice, and In a aupetWatvlt
1 f woikmanship. lie hopes by as.ii 1
ii'ius attention to business to uurit a
share of public pltron ige." "
April 12, 1833. . 7ltf
hrvuPAmt accji.'sth.' r.il
A 1,1, p. rvint Indebted to the twS-ori'irr f
; a tulitci'Uoiii, uJvirlluHf Of jh mrk
eirim l ,(iiriea ll ctt tlie Ptme. Iljit'
the firtt call f the kind I bve inte in three
y e art, and I hpe It ill b attrndrd to. Tlo
jivirg at aalittanee ran trsmmit (tit amount of
tl't-ir aubxriplioii. ptuphlit, rtirtiiif h the pnai
cflirraln.yTt.4 ;--- Bt'K TON ( JttK.E.
huMirg, Juifutl WiA, , n . 91 1
"'-SuUfsur) r.Mttf.j;
:A;C;A".D.ii3:.MTY;:
fPHIj second session of this Insti-
' tution, will commence on Friday
the 1st day of Novfmbrr next. The
subtciibers, thankful I r past patron,
age, pledge themtelves t enter upon
the exercises of the next session with
renewed Zeal. ' .
I. J. SPARROW, '.
- 4 T. W.Sl'AItflOW.-
:.qcu 9th, 1 833. - mr-1
TTTnOSPECTUS7-r::
V.'. or.' IJL.?:"-
JOURNAL Of POLITICAL ICOXOMT.
1 Thil paper it poblial.ed on the Jtrrl and
third Wednewlav f every month, on a ftiprr
roval theet of 16 nkfrea octavo, enrrr'pondiny
in aiie with tlie tart fataa AavoctTB. (the
rtreeurwir iif the llanacr-of lb Contitution,i
and coiiniiiitinf; in the year, with an lodes, a
volume w 400 ptpet.
2. It it ehirfK pnliiicat, but In par miae.
laneouti Ut dr,i)ri orii'ir tn diMeminate the
Rreat pHnCiplet i.f ContTirrTioaat. Libkhii,
nd , ,, mejmiihe!.
wurJiip oltricir rrMotto an acquaintance with
the nature of their frovemnMit
3. Ii will be open to the KtiiwifMTiow of
all political (jiiettiont nf general nature and
will conimunicnte to th peopl of the N.wh
the io!iliel inovem-nt, nf thi South, and to
ihoeuf the South the political movement of
th." Nwh. ,.r;-
4 It will advocate 'he Republican doctrinea.
nf "98, at tet forth in tbe irginia and Kentucky
reaoluU.Hm. ! a ntaint
maintained by Jefferson,
-naaitnn, iiietn, tmi tne
crnpion. t Stara llwti
othrr diaHnroi-hed
mpioni ol SrTa lliut ml State IIknk.
mej, u uill U rcoiJtl) mml 4oipnrtant
document and Stat Tapert Connected wiib
- irteot anv future attempt ta re-eitabliih the
rtestrl- tlve tviemr" - . ---r-
i ft. The iinni.hi-V and nnrnnti'ntinnUlii nf
afPWpriatMm Amti, wrkaf.4niial- improte.
roent oy lh, hUeral cvtrnmtnt. will be main.
I tamed, and all attempt! to encroach on the
rcaia tl,r.in whalex fwlf lAey may esMnater
arul eipecially .will ut interferenee with the pe
coliar domettic policy nf the Southern Sutet,
aliould any unhappily he attempted, be de
nmincen at a viot ion ol tne t u.ral compac.
" "7 lr Witllip'poae" KiontyeXtfeciiA'pritili'Z
rti, and linecurei nt every d sCriplion, at inter
f. rira with the tqnulit " rirhii upon which
i "tf inttiuitinns are lounded, and will be em.
J Paticafl , the . advocate of a Caiar Gov
t , ... .
1 0' II Will SStwO
i bne of republic, and It will eipoie cur.
rupt.on and dereliction of principle in public
1 ,ervrtUt haiexer pang thtf may pnjtit I,
btlg. This, however, it will'do in manner
which thail nut degrade the press, and upon no
occasion will the column of the Examiner be
the vehicle of scurrility or vulgar personal
abuse.
TERMS:
1. The price of the ; ;irr it, per anr.um,
ptiyab'rin a'l r.itet in advance as tollowtj,
FiVr TngIeC.upv ' S' 0
for '4 copies, paid for at the same 'ime
b that number of subucribers, $,
euil per copy to . 1 25
For 10'copies, paid (or in the same
- maiwier, ftlO. 'eqirat per Copy to " "f "50 "
2. Each remittance will he rnnsider-d i
distinct irangiictiun, and every subscription will
be discontinued Ht the end of the year paid for,
uycn renewal by a it cjnit pniment, tly this
nir.Hns, i ibsi riliers may vt itlntraw without In
curring the expense of postage In giving notice
ui wiMiuoiwai, miu i ne iiuie or lurnisninir re
ceip.lt will be avoidt;
I A.,..;., .' J - ' J
oi wnnurawai, and tne tinubte ot tarnishing re
having been puid-for,
3. No tubscriptiorTTor lett than year will
be received, and in aM cases 1)ere money is
remitted, it will be considered, unless otherwise
expressed, in payment of the ourrenf volume,
and thebackNos. will accordingly be forwardedi
I'rtvided, however, That thil stipulation to fur:
nish the back Nos. shall not continue after the
number on hand shall have been exhausted, of
which" we"ihiTt give dife no'ticer" " ' -
4. All postages mtfrt be naid.'exeent uhon
letter containinfj five dollars In a i'n?.oJe,
or any larger sumr but the risk of miscarriage
by the mail 1 assumed by the publisher.
- 5. There are ho agent establiahed for thi
paper at any placet, but any Postmaster or oth.
er individual may constitute himtelf an HRent
fr othert, by availing himself of the discount al-
lowea upon a number ol copies.
All communications to- he addressed to the
subscriber, who respectfully requcsts-that the"
name of persons and places transmitted to him"
my be distinctly written, mi as to .void mis.
takes which can only be corrected by incurring
io apcusc vi posiage.
( j CDNOY IUGUET.
VhUadelphJa, A(iiM 7,.193J.
,1 il..- ('
l hy r.
'ft.
i . r ti i ,iy I M.U,i;n?
A l
Am
' ''. i I .1 other lot , in
1 f 1
'I'
I 1
1 , 1 ' mi. mr ft. j
If. .11 );;!( !,tr I J
II'
1 to t:!c hi Ion- the fini ,t V
Jmuary next, or t.ry fin( htir V
pipers 111 tne hum ol an officer 1 ind
he I owe ate rerj .eitJ tr call,,i i
am redy m any time, to prty them.
Tl e buiii.ras f my shop will
Carried o.. until I leave here.
121103 JOHN l'TZMAX..
SalisVuTiit (hi, U, 1C.13. w, . '.
.v 1: iviiijsj) nnfrx'
WV ;"e moj-e-rBicUoi
proecmion of ihdr hminn,,B
SuotcriUra havt established .
.' ' . - t Vv":-
Having proctirt'd the bevi tiiitiMCtrtm
l he North, and employed . Woiimi, -whocomss
well reeommended, the ar4: '
prepared toctecute on moderate tcrmi'.'
an oigei, hi Mm iiue., .
a . ' . ti . ." , h
, Account noons Ktcordsr kc.-HuM
end made to order! and ever tln'a r
Hindinjc promptly eitcuted. in the Uut .
.Ill n.lt.ll htlln.. .. . . .
i.H i.i.uuo.un raonaniierrui
v 3if J. GALES k SON. . .
Rotrith ', . V ' 'k ,
' ,
fpllli soUcnber having-tjualificd "
: : st Augu.t Terror i83J,t,o1. Dal V
vidaoo' County. Court; ai-Kxee'utofs i-
5frh last will and leMaroent'of iea- ;
if:llarrUsrJtfttlate;aylXtHit;i?
tv dee'd., hereby gives notice toVr
all prVsoni.haviug demands. acaioit '
the estate, .trprcient .them. duly-
loct-ucwieu . aicortiing to taw, or itus
notice "will be plead in bar of nheir
recovery.; All persons indebted are
desired to mke payment immedi tely,
U. HAUHIPF;'V ).; -'v-
C. MIIARKIr V;r7f. '
... notice:'. r .-
'Pllr Subscriber -oaviiio qualified
-rExtTOtTtxrhmae"TrT
exander R. ' Caldclcugh, deceiierj, .
giveft nuutc iu an jjcrions naving at
mands ag.iinst said.Estiteto presetit 1
them for payment wlihlu the time pr
scriljed by act 1 f Assembly.otherwise,
iheywill be bifrcd of recoveiy by the
operatiori .f said act, l AH persons ia..
dubtcd ta sattl estate, ire reduestrrf tg-:
comb forward and piy, pr secure their
debts- withotft del-ivv-1"--
I). 8. C A LDCLEUf. H, ErrVi .
State of NofUr-t'urolinR,
" r MoricFs
ti hereby tlvea td itotly; WhltneK one of tie'"
"teles oCJ.ihs Miitt;"dcrdhf Ihert irnosf;
10 my hands sisteen di)iUr.wlica-.s Vna Jo.--
her. as oiha hetra of ,aid Sh(-AIiin,-&
Raid Molly Whitner is, therefore, hereby reque
sted to come forward and claim said money
within tbe ifiiie Trreittrrbe by TawT bthera'ieT"
I will dispose ofila tbwUw Jirei,
II.' Wr ROBINSON. xV.
JulyUih 1031 , 88 3m
Tc Sttaiuboat sMacon;
iV HAM.havtngheen
engaged last stim
mer, in running bttween Ciarltsttm
d Cheraw calling at George Town on
her wav up a d d. wo. will resume her
Trips in the course of a few d s and
is intended to be continued iu the
trade the ensuing sc ison.
Her exceeding light draft 'd Wtter
drawing when loaded only about f of
and t half feet water wiltehaMe her to
reacn Cheraw at all times except, m
uncommon low river, when her cargo
will be lightened in the Rtpencr ot
Boat-, --J.-Br.CLOl:0H; -Charleston,
Sttit.Wk 1831.
N.. R. She has comfortable accot
odations for a few passenger's. 92tf
Weatcrn CivroWmvtn.
Joux pEAUD, Jr., Editor nml I'n rictir.
.lZ-lTERM8 0F.riil;lCATI')N.
HTIME ' Wkstfss Carolinian' i published1
.iX' every Monday, at Two Hollars per amm"'.
if paid within three months utter the snhM"Pr
lion ii commenced, or Two Dollars f'1"'
Cents, if not paid until after the expirati
that period. No paper will b" irisc-i'titifiiira
until all arrearu'TPS are paid, iinlew" th'""'
cretion ol the Editor. No subaeripiinn w"1' "e
received for a lens time than one year i ami
iHilure to notify the Editor of uisli w
timie,.at lesst one month before the eyinj""
of a yearN suttscription, will be cuiisiuatu -a
newengiement.'
Any peiion .who will procure six iitcriner
to the Cat uruiian, and take the tr-uble nf '
lecting amlTiairsmittinK the sti'criptiun jpftfl
to the Editor, shall have a seventh c'J)' lB'
duttharge. t-
'CJ Advertisements con.icuotisK' inserter,
at the usual rates. ,. , f
i Letrei-s bv rta'il, adiWsed tn ihf v 1
ir, iiniai in n.i uijii v?v ynli '
not be attended to.
4istaii
1 i