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IJii: H'ESTIiUX CAROLINIAN.
FrUar ETcalnff.JULY 13, 1830.
CAxf'lAT-1 IS ROWAN AM 1AIE.
fUmt. N. rusisa.indrUtufc
j.s A. tust,Aets RS, Kltie II.
f,tMTi i. H ITU C. , WllAUsl a lasW.
J. II. IUt . Jwsxa, Sirri Jfcwwa.
IS DAV1DHON.
Pr. Wei I. lb?, sad Jue W. Tnoaa,-.Va.
fcautM Rarsan, Pr. B. L Dnx. sad llsav
vVsiasev"" Chsmsas,
CL Joss II. .
1 D,, Jons IL Moswam,-MuwmJ
lusigoreery.
MONTGOMERY.
Worn Wa. tSwaatseass.Kso, Tawaaa
Fraasa ro- Oaiataa. .
jess Ilsasss, Air-
JtrtiM i Caaeraauai EmrnJtiri U this
wesk'i pep will l found a sU tamftfit a"mo the Be.
ereur of lha Treasery, showlag ih t mount tipra.
dilaree, uclwiN of IH public debt, for sarb year fioie
tM t ICS. Fmw Uiw it will be area that tlt ex
pmduars of tha GvtmDt sre rapidly on tha ia
Crt, I it devpl behooves lit people to look lo Una
l m folly to he talking about tbe abuse of lbs Eta
cvrtvs aluos, wbilt Cowoscae continues la goon in
ernn the tproprijtKJM. Congress requires a re
fcrai if aiueh 4l tba Executive. Tbe whole Govern
ptaat la all we bftndns and departments reform.
lilriu.oa ia individ'jale always leads to ruin, ex
tnninc ia Govsminent mast lead In tha mm and;
(U dial corissonenee la ia taxation, and unl -as tba peo
pit will arouse tlisuwelvca, atid call for tliortwh re.
fens, tad retrenchment, they WtJ soon bf ib to look
oat fur aa iecrease in taxes in some ships or other.
la fret, that " P'rty in Congress eompnaad of
Whip, aa wall aa Administration man, wlto desire
aothing ao much aa to tee tha Uses ineraaaed. To
(taU a aacaaail; for doing this, they vote ewty mil
liona andaf aay pretanca wbatavar. Tba eatimaled
lacorna fcr tba pfmt year ia 22 millnwe of dollara,
tod Conpeaa bt ippfopnaiad at U Ibirly milliooa.
VYbrra ia tbiadriknt of aigbt imthone to coma fhxnl
ConpMa may certainly borrow it for a while, but in
the rad tha import dutiea will hara to be raiwd, and
tbee of eoaraa h cornea oot of tba pocketa of the ponpla.
Let Uh propla look to theea tl.infa now ; inateaJ of
tafleriof tbeir lUenlion to ba drawn off fnxn important
pointi ay idle, and premttare carillinp abrwt I tie neat
Presidency, )et nearly threa yeera duUnt; Irt them
how tba fUgof Rtruaa a ad dnclara tha' they will
vote lor no maa for Confreo, nor any Candidate for
tha Presidency, who is not to open adrocata for retrencb
neat tod reform.
Al the lata Commencement of our Unirnraity,
tha honorary oVgrw of A. M. wa conferred upon
tha Rar. Patrick, J. Sparrow of D rid son Ca4lege,
and Iba degre of D. D. upon tha Rj. Roliert II.
Morrison, President of tha nrua Inatituiinn, and
tpM lha Rer. Georga Howe, of tba Theological
Seminary in Columbia, 8. Carolina.
(&" Thn - Register " aaya, that an official letter
from Gen. Scitt to Go. Dudley, had been receiv
ed, and atatea that, u elnuwt the whole of the Che.
rokee Indiana in N. C, had been already collected
fort migration, and the remainder could not con
tinue out mora than a day or two longer."
Tba Hon. John C. Calhoun, Gov. Lumpkin, and
IIoo. Mr. Haleey, of Georgia, pnaaed through ihia
place a few daya eince, on tbeir return from Wash
injtoo City.
,.JcrtM of tkt Uiu4 Sialt Armj. Cortnm
kas paaaad taw for- adding 4,500 men, rnnk and
61a, to tba) prevent army of tha United State ,
that is, nearly doubling the establishment aa it now
list. Where is the necessity for thia great in
treaae of tha atanding Army t We cannot for our
life tee any. Tha Seminole war ia finished, we
re told j the Chickasaw Indiana have all gone
Wen; and by Fall the last of the Cherokee tribe
will havecroaaed the Mississippi. In removing
these Indiana, h ia well known that the Volunteer
militia bate proved at least aa efficient aa the Uni
ted tkatea troope aud we are well ensured that at
toy point where military force may be required,
it ia only necessary that a demand abould be made,
iod thousands wilt flock to their country's stan
dard. VTbere then was the necessity of adding
4,500 men to the Army f It waa i maxim with
our forefathers that large atanding armies are dan
geroua ia times of peace ; but the maxima of our
forefathers are growing out of date. The danger
of large armies in our Republic, consists not ao
much in the bayonets of the aotdiere aa in the ex
traugaoce, and corruption resulting from large ex
jwodituree ;
One of the objects ib increasing the Army, no
doubt, ia to provide another means for squandering
ihe public money, and in thia way to create a ne
ity for increasing the taxes, and getting up
Mother National debt; thia ia to the interest of
certain partiea, but W is not for the interest of the
people, and least of all for the interest of the
Southern people. This act of Congress has not
JSll JWWMWl 4h ArmyOO-weri, bat it has si '
craaei tba pay of Office re, and men. These
ore thiaga that many of the newspaper do not
onsider worthy" of notice,' but 'according to our
judgment they are mattera that deeply concern the
Pph tnd if the people are true to their country,
ad ihemaelvea, they will not forget them when the
xt Coogreaeiooal election comes round.
Money is so abundant in England, that holders
tclually at a loss for schemes of investment,
in sequence interest has fallen m Iow aa
tvo aodt halt per cenu - -
Wa iW,i a t!, ft0ftf ,:,,, j;..lt
Jta l..ii-ri.. u,()rirru,e(,t i:SinJ i!i ,utr j-.U-Urtu.m
it fj.if .tJ t il,t E.i.Ufy ff,. Wt
wu..,ly bt fw,.! , ,u r w
a rf y Ud Ua fjn.t.Ud as.
King l'k,tip, one r U fWamswU lts lut
Ut.ly d.oj m UMrdta MmiMwpoi Unm),
l.i'st m t way la Arkaama. The tw
containing the amigrating part ra trtwgtw ht,
(U lJy i Philip waa Wt We ) Urd
ith Iba konort of war. Ou sMiiidrrd (wm vrt
Crrd otar hi grave.
A IJat t4 lha Siram kJ al pieaenl Mvigtis
Iba Weatara and rVwth M'ssra waters, has Imv
recently puUiJc4 im Cinciixteii. The waUaMiad
tMimbar ia 401. The first &4eiu t.t tUt t
bornned mar the buatHn i Iba OUa, was I
to 1911 1 llta year It'.'Vbotr Mtbhrr
edlol4Jj-in l3-)lo400.
It baa been prmiicud thai lha) prtMol wm4 be
a LocuMfrmr i it aeme that tb iMMciakavasMeV
Ihvir appearance in lha VVratra CMtry tbry
are said to le o! a pawni., asti eVsrrati na
ture two children bars dted M tba aeigkaMbwd
of Leiington, Kaolucky, m cotMrurara of tWir
slings.
Farmer? Rtcr.TU Jwly tHtmbrr 4 Ibis
faluabla Agricultural Journal ka brea ractavad,
it contents shall be noticed ia our aeit
CO .VCR ISA.
Tle Iweniy-firat Cortgraauf tbe Uotted fUles
has rlMpd its first eeaewa after a kwg lerea of
seven toon I ha. From Iba great kxtgtk 4 liaaa
consumed, wa should naturally ewtwgb rwscUda
I list mark important Ussmeaa bad bwa trasMactcd,
but we are a rry to aay that upon looking back aa
review, as are able to give tbem cfdM for bwt frw
enact menu of any importance la tbe Cwatry ,
its financial concerns stand preiarlv' as tbry were
before the aewaoa ; no pla baa beea adoptee! for
eataUialiing tbe Curreoey oa a fixed, and perana
Dffil bams i tba lime baa beaa sprat m tbe due us
sion of propositions, all of which have bee rejnet
ed, and we are now just where we started. The
difli-rent brancbee have, however, bnea entrrtaioed
at limee with amusing peraonal aliercaiiuasi be
tweeo hooorsble members ia tbe course of sV-bate.
and on several oceaaioue by actual boxing aacma
lera no the of I be House.
As lo the Currency, a auhpcl apoa which I bey
have talked much, aud acted little : tba qveaaioa
ia relumed bark, and tba issue rests ia the people,
ho are now called upon to decide which of tba
plana submitted for the keeping of tbe Pubue Mo
ney, they approve aa beat i Whether it shall be
under the ammediata control n '.ha Gaiariisaat
through (Wal a gent a appointed by itself Wheth
er it shall be in tbe keeping of a National Bank,
and under its ronlrol, or whether tba " Experi
ment " of l be Stile Bank system shall he tried a
gain.
Another attempt baa lately been made lo fire
the city of Virksburg No doubt ia entertained of
its having been the work of an ioeeodtary.
A new Bank of 11,000,000, Capital ia
the process of organisation ia New York City aa
der the general banking law. It is ssidtbat Cap!.
taKsts are rather ahy of going tot the srbeiae.
A large supply of arms, and ammunition baa
been ordered to Arkansas for the protection of the
frontier.
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The Expreaa mad baa been robbed on the mad
between Natbville, Tenons see, and Louisville,
Kentucky. A provision has been inserted in tbe
Post Office Bill lately in Congress, directing tbe
Post-Master General, to put a Mop to tbe Express
Mail, as soon ss practicable.
A royal edictin China, has put a check apoa
the cultivation of Tobacco ;-becauee it is of ao
value in au staining life.
Amerienn Rail-Road Journal, if Nttlanici
Magaiie.Vi9 have recieved the first number of
the New Seriea of ihia scientific, and useful publi
cation ; we can aafely recommend it lo the patron
age of the public aa containing matter useful and
interesting on subjects in which all are concerned :
the prngreee of Internal Improvement, and tbe im
provements in Meclitnica are particularly remark
ed: It is published semi monthly at 95 per an
num, in advance. We will forward tbe names and
transmit the money for any who may desire to
become aubscribers.
The Yellow Fever haa again made ita appear
ance in New Orleana, but baa so far beea confined lo
the trannent population.
G. A. Miller ol Davie haa been admitted to Su
perior Court practice, and Junius M. Clemrnooe
of the same county, to County Court practice.
ceived the July number of this excellent, and inter
esting magazine ; its table of contenla presents aa
usual many interesting subjects,- tbey will be no
ticed on our next. We publish this week a Card
of the Editor to which we uivile the auWion of
those who desire to become subscribers to tbe Mes
senger. -
A fatal duel took place on the 23d of Jane at
New Orleans between two respectable young anen
of the City it resulted in tbe immediate death
of one on tha second fire.
f
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ftc4l yr pa ifa pro-
t-li I. j., l , r..i,' i
fjVmt Ur. mk, la Havh U
le sMi U mm r.i1 as re-v.i.f a
tmtuf, m uiit ttins Um UWi
I k . W ,.M p., Ikmt mlt ( at tra-.
Ma aMfiUav V Ul twf let It
mtf tew: Tha Is w r-rUi.f n Ttf fVarua, .
sUa ihaaVy tt l.U 7 U a.v-la
' - 1 aa iwiiw m im iiaaa af U
as aa fc X r-.wts isms aa aa Ualkok. U
rwa wmif mmm aa aa Um kwaia a0 U
sMhskMWMbiiMM 4 h m
aV4 AMvket ffeM mmmlrt tk rki, a tU iUk
I rra.rr Ummm m Km 0 wNltM
oa tw Cass m tie nuaa naa raiaaa ia hmh tkm'k
4 ka m-Am. HmilU llmmk trm n Ma.a. sol
trwth U- -sUaS mf lha K w af rWfc I'snJm"
mm aa fcsase aT a-w shsfetaer. The Cm rt
mm alaata baaw daa.d W Smmss a wTfal
!- atWf B.sh M ca-nik. It MkifS
Urn that tU paaaia .4 tk WasUr CswMx miuU
bUtUpinMefasdMajaaamuia U kas bane
Vmrm for aafal yeasa aaal will aaatie aa (
raar.taeMaaV.spM aaateajawt ha aaada an the
),rt- baa a Vmmrtumrmt Ufa paht-s tsaeaan
pmM, aaMy UWy mmfU tm as alWad la pa;
thelaaaaaiUaj - mrreary. Nnrusra
fnfcf mnkm WJUtn prt ef U tMala BMia
ss af BU Cmrwimm aad iMrpa nmaoaa4 wa can-
aas say aa aay uw awl af om
mum mm4 Ua. U Ike Bsahs amald
pttaaaja, im M auasa af lha ! set of .Wa vaoHa,
w d ml4 not ka gtrat, art rVey kaep u
am UarJd ap aa lWi rsafta, sad ill foe the pm.
sia M pev ml trt, as uW mm ajataa; w oT wks are
m eMcwtala aataaaj na It Uansral jvr tana's m
etrnbr was aay waras than ihia, I euHaas I raaaot
dMcaaat a ham. That state af Usage caaaot emv
te : tha Paka asaal SOW Uka aach saeney aa
a Ue. as lUy bmssi taraash aw with a m-4,mm thai
thy wiU UU ll inrt de not at toiaa&r.ly mi this
saynrt. the aext Lrtslatnre aafit aa ado4 ataaawraa
la force tVa la a cWaa ml law flf. It 4 o
ly M njtrm, Imm aukj-et. hot aUara, tlat lta policy al
the sUais ia tavy ssjajnoaa la the psaaiaad the W aa
lerat'eeaHamj The traaarse for taa aUaksIa pnr
aae as la reerste AmAk CmreUmm huX kt at l pay
tWaa(. Aa fostaa tWy eolWt thaaj, Ut Ihaes be
sent haaae, aad forra tha Moath Casoliaa Baka to r
deeaa tVaj ia , ar ,rtWrs hsaak TW course
waaU auaa thafa UW state af lliiao aad h tha
rant of aiiMg taaaassrft af sUkra la Oa aoetde f
.1 . . - . . . a a. m. a
tax iv wre eaaaaira at ,-vsrra Caeaiiaa.
-1 araa ya tim IrW raaaarka slh a vatw af caltiaf
year sUsslaa, sad that af yaar raodara, la tha mpcL
aXE Of Till TAX-PAYUUi
"rest lia aJr4 Krgmtr f Jmlj X '
Ot t CXtTCROTY.
TW tasar haast haarh esaaa, when lew arlklaa a a.
peartaf in lha aapetx are read ah aWnrf lwl.no of
Ibsm thaaa pHsIim Is aay Varverartv. aad. aa.
pacielly. noCrxaaf s V serai si days. Ia the
mmmm af saeay prrsoaai, Ihm raaaaabrsara an!! ha
swsk'nedat thai Aasutvrasxy.saitacraTTvd anna tea.
twvarty ar thirty yrrs snara. cVrn, aa lha hay -Say of
yoath.laB.sa, recaavadrJat hsnDtsat the Lamtatma
aad tartir,saUd im the eaetcBRjoal tha nria n Or,
wnhoat haviag eampWkaJ iWrerlar CotUTaU;oar
they aaay. aa asessWrt af eoaae ana of Ue Oasaes,
have shajajd in the general eacaVaarntf aa lha welenajpe
MaodaUosi at hit lmm ami bnabt ya gmmn pwnag
ia la five a aew awpasas as the aWigaaea of stadioiM
yaath. - -
-VVe aaih raiaad hat tha late P a.aeaiB waa,
of the ward, a tnbaras aahir ' Thi
at vaaawa was taach rreatar than aswiL mast
the esfeaatioae sraa aa have Mt a aVaaf tusraai a
oa lhaaa who atleasM. act a) of tha teSelhaWaat ae-awira-.sMa
el the Klaissaa. Wat of resected bnar
wthy 0 tha diUsaaaVd la.Tsry revautioa, aaal
sad Mtirilfvwee at the heads of the Cottar
On Monday sad Teaa eawgs Baleet Oraiions
wrrs eVhwerf by lh iUlcmiag gU?aar, vil :
srmras na mondat triLvi.ta
Law. Crabast, (DupU emmty- Tyler oa the
TsntT .
lE.l XltBVr. (Cnanlk, & C- Clsy au tha
Efpajofwr Rejoiinna. 2. ,
X W. L Clark, (lUfh,) Gatoa aa Null.nca.
4. Fraaria XI Paianss (Aaaon,-'Oa tha intcllec
laaJ characm of W aaaaa.' '
5. J J. .ora. (GrrmviBa, a C-' Pickans oa
the rort.bcatnsi BtlL
& A Jaa O I1jt, (FUletgh,) - McDuflUi's lasa
raral Address, s. ..... z, ..-
7. TW II JVrtW.tf'JT-Ikw.a
Leah's EkctsM.'
8 Saaaaad IUH, (Wuainglu-'Oa the pleasures
afCoUegeLdk'
SPCKERS FOR TUESDAY EVEMXQ.
L Jsa. H. lleaJrn. (Chstha.-Wise oa laveati
ptwa of Cxeeative IVpartasekU.
X Wiiusll htcLeod, (Juesuj-Weaste an tha
rkh-TrraawryBiIL"
X Walter A. Ilaake, (FiyertaviIWJ-CUy oa tbe
RcaaoaaJ ol the Ihrpu-a.'
4. J. IL Mli!(Waiaa:tna,-Mcti(fieonda
. & F.IL IUU(VV0sMjtHJliw,ollthe
Ewht of mArwtlf Slaafws
Tod K. CaUweil, (tWrte,)-Prealhajoa tha 'Con
tested Msssimpni Dsjetaia.
7. Thosaas IX Mearaa, (WiIojuizVm,) Oa the
'Proapecisof tha Cewai
a EJwin tt Thomsaon, (Oraage0-Oa tie -Tran-cendratal
PhiloSDphy.'
Oa Wedneadsy, AdIreaaea were delivered, apoa the
in nation oi the tare Lumjj SwieUes, by William &
Steps rd and Charles Msnly, Kaptirea, wbirh araspnkea
of by tlMse, who hd the Tteaanre of hearing tlieni, i.i
terew of joqcnl n-d admiratiun and ptsNu. We hope
to ha Airashed with a mora particular accoant of Lhve
Addressee far v next atpr. lha baste, with which
thia aruclo wa prepared, pr -chad log a aaore extended
notice of their aserna. We aaheratand that thev are
both to he puhldbed. however, aaJer the direcUoa of
tnsSooeOea.
Oa Wednesday evening; Orations were delivered by
uea, viz:
1. Wax. IL ITPheeters, (1UliHgh.-On the d'uad
vuitares of an early entrance ieta PolOiea life.
X taaae N. Tillet, (Qiaabeth City.)-On the pemi
eisas mflweoce of great talents, Baeeconjpaqied by
aanral mtejrrrty.
3. John W. Caaaeroa, (Hoots county ,-Ou Party
opint.
. - . j,-, , ,,. .,.
Pride.
. J.N. Barksdak, Tens.
L Dt D. Ferelee,Cnitock.
AAW-'Shouldtbe
CofjatiUi'ion receive
a atnet or libera con
struction V
Th,
nradar wu Cisnmencenisat. aad the subjoined
Schecae will show lha order of Exercises oa the oeca-
rOSENOON.
'1. Prayer. , . .
Stlsurjr Oratioa ia Lata, by Green MCuth-
ben.Newhem. .. ..; ft . .. '
3. Oratioa oa the hnportaace of an exchanve sppli-
cation to the proscribed coarse of Collegiate Studies,
ay Josepa w. crass, iiaoeriand.
4. Oration oa the infloenre of Steam NavigaCoa 00 '
everr aeeaa
& thtuia on t.'.aajj ia If.s l?.t-4 t t-sta
f . .J I A ... k. tV. !'.. ft IV.'.,.
S ll'.ia, ib avffiMs h.fl irfe t Urtj. ii.e.
M I'UilicMna, If Hll V. liofgaya, IliiU
7, o,.i u h riowaaf tU we a sros
c.iw U oaf Cmmiii, ky NradUm W. Hen tag ,
lmt .aUy.
H. A Ih-tala mm lha aMrfwa. " IOmiuU lha ( WeHl
T.r4.y W auliai.s! by lha liartad H.! r ay Cvtm
rU a. f fiMMaviUa, Sad WU-un W. VVh.Uk-f,'
Make caay
ArTCK.0U.t. i
L Ontma an lha rsaae al.N k kataretariM A mar
ie a laratura, by AlWrt t) lluMHrd, laaharg.
Orataai en lha minmxm of tMr Aatatiraa Ciat.
rraaa oa laa U)-c of the Country, ky Jovph J.
Jrksoatlhati4 a e-uury.
Oataa mi tia aaiare aad UaJrar t of CuUvt
Paw. by Ki.m II baa, T.rWu'.
4 thauoa oa the naaiaiy of educating rVmuWa
Yaath at Aarthcra Inatrtaiiona, by Will not J. Iag,
tUmaJf swi.iy.
ft. Oataw m lha evttea! TwUlluM aad bleesaUaf
V sad North Laid, hy IVaaisMa hL Itohaun.
IUIiui. Vs.
& OieUM en tha spirit ol lha America a Cover.
a at. hy (;aujn IL Wiidar, Wske euwtty.
7. VslrJtory OraUua, by Wge JL Uavis, Wih
oin(ta. .1
, hVvt a the PebliC axsmMMtaja.
H. Usipssa a'aWiirrai.
10 Piayar.
S-. . ! J
ITKM. OF I.NTKLLIGF.NCK.
iMtttk if tJkuUg. -Two ymtng la.liea.rlsoH.
tore4 Mr. vViluara L, of hj-ariantwrg thai,
went out, on yaarday eveuing, lo gather aoin.
plume! while they were out, 0 HMndor ahowar a
roeu, sod they look aheltar aoJor axe Iraes tbal
were near at band. While they were there, be
Iran under which tbry stood was struck by light
sang, and, aad le relate, htb the young UJea
ware struck dead on lbs sail. j
A gen4Sema;i, wb wasataoding about lea pace
from ib, waa a Wo knocked Ansa, but soon re
covered, and bore the heart rending intelligence
la the parents of the young UJiee. Medical aid
at immediately called, aud every exertion need
In restore animation, but in aio t tbi vital pirk
had bccotneeitii-cf , aJ tbetf auoU bad wmged their
wsy lo espanence the reali:iea of aitother worlds
Rmtkttfordton tVss. II.
The aitaainheat Tueaeehiebi, arrived at New
Orleana n the 13th mat. witn 233 Bemmolea aud
30 nerroea. WhiUt off the Baltae, on the mora
trig U tbe 1 1th taau she burst one of bet larboard
aibtra, by whicfi aecihnt, nve men ware acakjed
the first eagnueer anj a deck hand, aa rarely,
A most painful event occurred Ltat erauiog at
Weat Paant. ,
Three dauklerao( Mr Cotxena, who keeps tbe
New American Hotel ia this city, went lo the riv
er In hatha. Tba line waa low, and al toe place
whacn they had chosen, the bank waa rocky and
pracipttoua. The two youugeat found tbemat-lvso
ewddvuly in tba midat ofa current, ion strong (
them to resist, iod were swept away frota the anore.
The) eldest autar oaw I be in atniggiuig, anJ made an
eSrt to save them. In dotng Ibia, she was also
carried away by the current, ind all tbreepertaiied.
They were very yoang, between the yearaf
twelve and atxteeti, aa we are informed.
Te how many haa the week which closes Ihia
ereuiug' been a week of mourning New York
asif J'ost ,
t "- Jaraaoaviixa, J see 21. 4, P. M.
Atr aafuia Vjrkl. By the ateamer tiautee,
wa have just received lutelligem-e of a bailie with
iba luduuie, 00 ins dy btr.re yesterday, within a
fee mth-e of NewuanMrille. Capt. Baal, of the
Dragon, s), with 30 or 43 men, Lieut. Hone, of the
seme ourp )ih I'd men, and yapf. " alker, a vol
uotaer, Irii tn anh a booy of about 40 Indiana, who
gave ihem a warm salwia. Waikr waa killed,
and a of Beat's couiu-aod wfre wounded. Five
hoiaea were killed-among them Boat's and Howe's.
Several Indiana said to bo killed.
Um. Taylr,With mi companies of men, arrived1
yesterday at Black Creak, and wa trust he wilj
som tench the savages butter maonira loan to
crowd rheinstvef thus iota Civilized aociety.
Great iaaaJution, ana! Jemtrvetion of Ike public
works ia Ptnniiylvamia. In conMuence of heavy
raina, a prtidigioue riao of tho Juiata look place 00
Tuvisday tight laat, a bich has done vast mischief
to private property, and tba Pennsylvania Canal,
ajd destroyed several lives. Thirty-three .miles
of tbe canal, 00 this side of nollidayaburj, are
rendered usclcaa, or almost totally destroyed.
Three dame, thre locks, three bouses, aqueduct
are destroyed, tbe canal towing path swept away
in many place, and the canal completely filled up,
beaidee other damage. Tbe expense of repairing
a estimated at $400,000, and it will probaly require
four weeka. The railroad also ia much injure
Great mischief ia likewise done to private property,
and U the towns on tbe river.
PARRICIDE.
kef with
Tbe public sensibility ia but rarely ahock
tiiia hJrribl crime. A late i'uj'ace, however Im
occurpd at Kaltimore, the details of which are giv
en irttiin pnr ol tl.at city. It wji tlw case ol
Benjamin Stewart of tambridge, Dorckeater coun
ty, Md who waa ahot, stabbed, and k icked wilb
a hatchetby .hia aon- Wm- Mewartr 9 the night ol
Tbursdst lat, in an unfreq iei.tod portion of tbe
City. The son has been arrested.
"It eppegrsjhitJrpmiaeffajr
William Stewart, the son, and bia wife, had been
in tbia city for some days boarding at the house of
Thomas Stewart, iha brother of the deceased. It
waa anderatood thai the father and sun, were to
have left here for Cambridge in Friday's ateam
boat, for the purpose" of closing their affaire there,
and then to return and depart for the West, where
.... 1 f n u . A
between eleven an-l twelve at niant the son came
in alone. Oa the following (Friday ) morning the
son left in thu stesmboat, ana Mr. 'I uomue Stew
art, not seeing the Cither, waa under I lie impression
that be bad also goua in the steamboat, aocording
to the arrangement refered to. I; waa not un'il
he saw the cor pie tu Ihn afternrnm and indeiitified
it to ba tbe body of bis brother by tba clothes, that
ha waa aware he bad not left tha city. . ;
William Stewart, tbe son, wss arrested on the '
return of the Steamboat on Saturday afternoon from j
Cambridge, and waa carried before Police. Magis-
trate W. A. ScTiaeffjr, Eq. On examining hia
person spots were found on his pagtaloooa, to abich
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uiii'ig an aoix end a ursrrnii. In ih I
of bis ht an f oihJ a 1 ! 1 l.s fl!,. r, J I
only ao lha I t'U inat., b( to bisa a In t
of &f acrae iaT lanJ. ' .
A pairraT pia olt waa pmdod by 1i ywU,
abich William, tba son, bad tft ia Lie hta, 004
of w'.i k waa Lsaiad to the munle, and l,s otber ,
as if diai barged, with pan prn and hsminet i-u.
Mr D.ake, hardware dealer, leatirW tl .l Will,
iaro Btawtrl was the man wt purr based id him en
lha afUmoist if Thursday, Iba bsirbet which hd
been f KjrMl near IN uiurdrad body,
W 1UU111 tStewart adnnllej that be bs l bougM
hatchel of Drake, al the lime apif.!, but that ha
had pWged il with Mr WbilaUy, la Pratt Straet,
)fka taatiM thai the hatchel eolj oTborwisy
waa lha only one sold by bint for soma days, and
thai be alms sells thai kind.
TU stamina 1 toe was tlm4 by sending Willis a
Stewart In BftaitSI. " .
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'fainboaf , bo hi ! ti'-'t
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p"-k' t. and I I bit t
' We haer thai the womaa under arrest has made
diw ltaaiiea, implicating ima or two w4 bars U the
iiHinlrr. A mrrirm.
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l.MIEJ IN wr.DUX IC,
la Davlaeoaaiy, aaar I "Waa at Gar4a,oa tha5flk"
altiroo. ay J.wph Hall, Ran, Wr. TIIDMAw ilN. m
DRIChlo to Mwe KATHARINE BhtOOT.
DEPAalTED THU LIFE,
At KiadarhaiA. ealhe 10th in-t, Man JAXE YAt
BURr-N. water of the Prsdsat of the Usitod Butea,' ;
uilhaoOt year of her age.
nil 1 it 1 iBn-.r 1i i a aJ Juuaaaaaatapjaa
.MalUUurY FriUAle Acadcmr.
'PIIK Annoal EfSmmalma of tha Psmla of this
laatitulion, will eoMmence at hall past aina
or lor k, on Tuesday 7th August, and dose 08 lha
following day.
Parenta, GuardUne, and frieoda id Ihe Pupils
with those of tbe Institution, are resjccifolly inri
led In atlenL ;
Mas. HUTCHISON beg Wave to axpresa her
grateful ar know led gaiMMitS for Iba ganefous pata- '
sgs berscbuid hasroMioued to recelrej and to ear,,
a afLirde bar wnfrigoed pleasure In inform tba pub
lie, tbal lbs Departmnot of Jlaalr, la now under .
the "Very aMs sopenatanrlsaoa af Miae Eaia J.
Bisxa. front Cuhinibia, who is' prepared to give)
loatrucii-Nis oa iba Piano and Guitar, not only m , "
during the Soaatoni lha Aesd-tny, but also, dur
mg the Yecatiim, fa such Pupils as may reaia W
Wiabury. - T
. Being compelled by lha long Continued aud dis
tressing indiapiwilioa of kef young aon,lo haatrii to
New York immediately after bar 8rssioo cbawa, t
Mrs. Iluichinm earnestly soficiia all, who hare not
already settled their bills of Tuition, to do an, as 4
it may suit ibeir omvenience, as any delay anJcr
rirrumataucaa so urgent, will be to her a source of
pMgtejtf regret. . '
Haliabury, July 0,J 438. 4t
HTlaA.MQO A.T 'A!fBOHe
4 X
npiUS new and substantial Steam Boat, Coppera
1 and toppsr fastened, bailt sipresatv for tha '
trade between this plsrn, Georgetown and ChtrWs.
ton, will in a very short time ba is readiness to raas
ceive freight. ..
8hiprs are eonndeutly assured that in cases of
a brw river llieir goods will not be detained, as a
sufficient number of lighters bare been provided to ""
insure the delivery of goods, directed O ba ship. -ped
by Ibis boat.
J EL! GHEGG,
Lpreajderit .of Jlm.banty ; andPUnteraR B.jCom
psny.
Cheraar, July 4ib, 173. . Cl .
I 1ST OF LETTERS remaining ia
Ad ihn Posi-Olfice, al Lawrenctvillt, Moutgoras
ry County, N. C , . J
John A rjdVewfcrtrwtl T. Berrtotffjessa Brnwhr
Mary lWxleyrThnmaa Botter,-SenM-E.-D; Bur
rage oc Uo ttenjamin V uerry, Jun neuoen
Duatoo, Francis J. Ueaton, Willia Elkins, Joaiah
Fraxer, Angua Gillis, James F. Harrel, Leonard 7
Hudson. Joshua Hurley, William Harris, Eiq.,
Joiin B. Killey, Peter 0, Lilly, Nathaniel Macon,
William McLeod, Edith Mann, Duncan McKte, .
Wm. B. Oliver, CaMWall P. Pool, Jesse Prichsrd,
MV W.- Smart, Giltey Singteto,-' Joseph. ""'Bhemn,'"
Benjamin Scarbrouah. Frederick STeed, John 8a on- "
ders, Patrick Thompson, Rebecca Wilson, Thorn." :
as L. Young, Henry Yarbroufth. '
- SAM HAN, r. Ir
July 4, 1838. ;
LIST of Letters Remaining in tha Post
Office al iVxiagfoa, V. C. .
Jesse Alberison, Geraldiaj Anderson, George
Bouris, Ssnd) Burkhead, John Barritt, Jacob Bur.
ly, Mack Crump, David Cof.rad, Elisabeth Carrick,
Elinbnth Darr, Wilis Ellis, James Ellisa Isaac
Greer, Isaac Griee, Joeeph Gordon, Petei Gibson,
E'lZbulli Galiimoro, David HufTinon, Geraham
Hunt. J. F. C. Hutman, Jesse Holloa, Daniel lied
rick, Elixnbnih Hedrkk, John W. Jarratt, William
Kennedy, Enna. Lanning, Jacob Lawrence, Alex.
Michael, John Mikel, Henry Milkel, Daniel Noah,
James wnn, Barrel Rush) Volenlioe Ratts, Hiram -Rattles
John Sowers, Philip Sowers, John Sanders,
1 01 r n a u.nL. GLu. Tl t
jacoo rnosi, tHisper ouuin, maiinow moon, a
Mrs. fliifTrraiii. Himpaiinr Iliildah Si
George W- Thompson, Christian Warner, EJora
WkJ, Jacob Walaer, Gramliaon P. Wall, Thus.
Webster, Francis Willimns, Heor? Walser.
r M. R0UN3AVILLE, P. M.
July 1, 1839. ?.r c . 8t ;
ur Suruir and Siimmtr of- Jo.
nOK lCD II. BEAKD, Tailor,
RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and the
public, that be still carries 00 the TAILOR.
ING BUSINESS at bis old stand on main street,
next door to the Apothecary Store. He is ever
ready to execute Um ordera of his cuatoroers in a
sty be aqd maimer noi surpassed by anyjrorkroaa
in the westeni partfjf the State lie isla the re
gular receipt of tba Intra London and New York.
FASHIONS, and prepared to accommodate tha
tastes of thn fashionable at all tiroea.
" 0 Culling garments of all kinds attended to
promptly ana the latest l-ashions fornished at all
tirnea to country tailors, and instructions given in ,
cutting.
.(.Salisbury, Jan. 1, 183&