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illTlIA A .11 HCKf'tH mmvuvun aauwa n. a.v-
i ii ii LMit nfl1?-killiuoe kt rr.on Tharani,
' 7J bast. .Vet!, A. Mr MARTHA
Tu 1 1 Vfc AtuU A. IUIL
N-v.fr.M44 iai nUiitm o iH Uu Mra. Mit4
1 ,tui, ten W fcorJ f ih ltm, with
k ! fja brwff U U mi lil
if i nt. fL.
UiU la 4rtrtM bmtiI,
lb fcrmi, o their b
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air l - t m -
...It Imi htbr. todalf r ra ll lbo
MMMMt (MMHdand inaoMnt by Ik world, bat p.
r4 m rl) wbic ber voUtiU dwrnwUna Ud ber
wttbc ffclhOT, to frueura a iiPrai vamiiai
T mml NOod'M l CaaoMUrf , that ka
Lai i nil auaarlT c lb bcililiea which JelTerwa
uJm iSid Toonr a- Thara, U l, bin. IL
UVtdCbc tuad kthtf l dattfi, whb aiada
V im amooa aad laMinf imprawM apoa bar jroutb.
klbawi Pha ana Imly awakwwd. Ml df toafio
U af ayiril, aad aarwwtly aooghl iftrr tba tkinf
kbc Wloarvd b bar atareal pa. Mba wa ao rv
tibia mi bar nnM ana acuuoa, wai h in am
u vriJ an bar la btliat a tku U kd tralr ra
itdL aalil by Iba faithful mUiiaterial biatructiona of
" " . a . a .a. . . '
Brava, rtkMW UMWiara tarcn, infauMr wiui
.ntmri of blra. Brown, aha becama aatiaflcd that
rwal Ud Ward Wwoma a prwiooa 8inar lo ker.
I la 14t aW attackad krrwlf U lha Co)!? Churtk.
Lttoaffc aba kad baaa amwrtarad a huibiul laacbar ia
it CVft Itoaday Scbuol, et abaaow commancad
idk raiuublad anarfy tbw Cbriatiaa labora, in which
id antiaaad with mora or feat foal aotil death.
I n aMrtad a aowarful in flue oca ia br OMthara
U1I7. h vhich aha via altitoat aola rovoroaaa, antil
U Wl of 1933, wbaa aba narriad aad aat out iaim
jatatr far North Carolina, ha amat but a faw wacka
ktkraMdacaofkrPrania,keluraariaa(aia baca
inrioar toderjiU btz Uteuti aod aequiramertta to bMia
x iba kanlM of Una Huta, Coatrary lo bar aipcta
laadM u raqneotad bj lha eitiiaua of Lincolutoo,
WakleUrraof a lotnala achool in tbit placa. ?ut
wHt eoomtml tod conliooed two taara, viirinc
jan mutfuttum to bar aanftrooa aatruoa. Wbaa aba
lM bar ialaolio lo loavo thaoa, the ajtBifeated
,f rtfrft it parting Ron bar, and aoticiUd bar atay
fiU Imii of 1 riot Tba atit year aha labored ia
smmMiiDO, wbera uo gtra all tba aatwractioii mat
luald ka einected. barinc ondar bar immediate can
hi kwpactiua ia the eoaraa af Uta year about 90 f
Vaica. Tkii arorad loo freat tak for ooe i auck
Sable itaia of kaailh, and aba waa pereueded by ker
imam m eira op taadunf for awhile, at leeat antii
Mrbttltk became reetored. Bba yielded with relue-
kata, tad reoMioed fur a aLort lime ia this etate of re-
I bnxia, when aba became nx anxioea to e(r?a in
' p c)tioa fix akicli Mlura aeerod lo hate formod
Wwata. -.1
I If inriutiob aha oooeented to take charve of Wilkee
rijl) Acideffnaon)uch-U.bccvtu(;.an lnjilruc-1
ira. ma Aeatiemy.aa lo give nor coimudi lonuence
t bibilf of femlo odueatMO, Bhe anticipated, ale
:i tka alented climate, lo bare enjoyed baiter etate
J bathk thaa bad beee ber lot lor eeteral yaera put.
I I Aa Ulrael fmm a Utlar iililrnaaml la bar MOila m
' i pMM4iaitdofMerdiMrr4rrtyirirtk;
' jUtbtrfardtoe, after aha eima to WUkeeborough, will
' Oat tba waa actuated by the pureet cnoiiveo'ia
I eaiag la tbia placa : I oonaider it poaitit daty
, 1 eht I ou, where ao muck ia Beceawry to be done,
" d k a air aiacero belief that I eaa do more here
Haiti Iba kleatiot of kearen) la adraocing the iatereeti
eiaatioa, and of God,ihaa in any villaga I hive
y,ia the Bute." -
(0M ou doubt but that aha diacbargrd her duty to
, pepiltwitk the traaiaat fidelity. They, ia their
aberiak ker ia their reenrmbraoc with muck af
' Uty tbey nerar forget the pkwa iaatructioaa
."boifirea them from time to lime,
f ckeathepuUikborof lira. Hall, and it ia
for (ha gratihcalioa of ker dietant friend, that we
few remarka ia regard to IheaUte of ber mind :
I Iwira entertained humiliating viewa of her
"Jntaal attainment! 1 and wu ar reajl ta eonfeaa
J J-fcal berahortminga, and ber aflwortbineaa to
, i"11 a child of God. la the commeacemeat of her
7 ner epirita were nooaaity depreead, anu ene
that darkoeea had eorao over ber mind. Tbia
(Uributed to ber ontaithtuliwa in tlie perfarmanca
btr aecret davoliona. She deaired ber fiienda o
fT wai aba might be resigned to the will of God in
uinga.tDd that her ifilictiona might be tanctihed.
obwrred that aba waa not afraid lo die, but at that
e(oa acconntofher little ana,) aha would rather live.
uftVringa locreaaed (wbwb were ery great.)
7 igua were axercwed opon death, aod in coo
"pUung that net that remaink for the people of God.
m i j naabaeiprcewd heraeH willing and anxioua to die.
,a i. j iked frequeaily by her friend if he could give
:r '-i wsaaaa aa4 aAthVjLer5'oel they are
" v Mod of the Lord." Whilst conversing with!
craning aba aeemed anmewhat Impatient to be
fnd mid it would be better for her a well aa her
i wha nsst bare become weary of attending opon
w I lokt ber the Lord knew beat yea," alie ;,
"; 1 wish thai He Would teach me what I want,
di alT? rifrhU" I ttked her if it waa die will
m Lord to rawe ber np to future ueelulneea, would
2V 1'ng to live. She heeitated aa ir ihe prospect
Tw inviting thaa that of life ; but then
warned, "Oh! you do not kWw howl ill e I think of thi
pltry world." She wi perfectly corweiou of her
VT00 Btd the laet, and alwaya expreaeed a peace
j, "Wwo to the divine will She kpoke frequent.
ir B:tkmiely of her (piritual guidea, Dr. and
Za . BeM1T M l the Utter wa. she
. nd 1 chall aoon be with her." It
JlZ 'ineceaary ia t communication of thi kind,
merate all that waa taid by our departed friend.
bum l? V' o'clock on Thuraday morn
fcfnln' rf Attgu ,n f' Pce, leaving
fcHtu t,ve d frienda to mourn over their irre-
Peetina t We eD,ert,m t1 trongeat hope of
Min .75 7 rw eicltncm and Borrow,
P"ind death, are felt and feared no more
-nBrowa died laat Spring.'
" " A.iJ Ut ..Tl-j f out
" f!-n'l .--i4 f lrn rl r.J,
1'l.tl f 11 1. tu..l 'I ba bM in a rri
" An J'aicnraN U ariil.d i hr cb.-k.
TU.- U f t,ea If I,,,,!,, Asd ij'iru irfd
" It til (lit W-ammg (vrrliiraa 1 kf
" W nml.ngj,ej anil t i, ,um-m
A kwiar fn iitta tf.a r.14, a-iHra ft.i
" ll. Uka to (( ft. Trua krtaliiwa,
Cirr.ijMi, r.nm-t rch. V liklmf kn
" W i4 a4 il way al.rra bm buly da!.
Tt pur la In-art, bu U:uniib ka lh-j d.
" lata U Mara ntth nf tla gria au J-H-d -"
The ling of lerrwa Mi4-hf oa Im U.iwk
" The a Ail. tUl batiar part, livca ia hij hr .Jra,
Ckbea" with enaanulr baaal, lud of tij,
Aad fnaoi Uie nre of baj alaaaura, dnuk
Immnrul bya. Redmrnod myribda,
" Who bare reached the eyeing cMirta of bearaa,
Aad kiitad i eartating ai"td.ea,
Are ber eouipeauoa to L high aj.urn."
t'aat waaradL
T1IK MAKKETSi
AT SALI30USY Heptember A, IXJfl.
Baco-, .... 0 131
Brandy, apple, . M a (,
Mofaaaea,, ,
Naila, , . ,
WU, . ...
Fork, . . .
Bugar.browB,
loaf, .
Halt, . . .
Tallow, , .
5 a 00
. 10
ju a ?iw
.11 11
(acarea)pck, , Kit W
Butter, , . . 10 a 121
Cotlom, in d, . a 2
cUan.
7a D
lit tw
Coffee,. . .
ra, . .
. lia H
. 00
.Mas?,
600 7tw
ISO
.10
1'
rrathara,. .
ITour, . , ,
Tobacco,
WWiat,(bualia).iaOaO(m
Plaiaeed,.
Wblakey,.
45 a Ml
Liaeeed Oil, or. gal 1 ?J .-Egg, pr. doa. 7 a
AT FAYrTTEVIUJlBrptembrr 19,
Bacon,. , . . Ut 14 I row, . . . , fl a 6
Draady, peach, . a 100 MoUaaea,. . . 3i a it
- apple, n NtiltjCal,".-, 71
Bmwwu, . . 24 Bogar, krowo, , 7 11
CrdTre,, , . .12, 181 , lumrv . 16
Cotton, ... tit i loai; , . lfl a JfO
3nra... . . . 100 Hah, ... ,70 a 7ft
flaiaaed,. . , 100 Wbat,MW,. 41all;i
IToar, . . , .$7 a Wbiakey,. . . iS
feathera , 40 Wool.. . . . 20 a 23
AT CIICRAWM..Aeguet 20, 1KH '
Ibeno, lb. . . 11 a 17) Niila. cut, . . 71
Butter, . .Id a 25 wrought, . . Id a 1
Reeewii, , , . 20 a 23 Oata, . . . . 44 a 50
Coflee,. . . .121 15 Rice, . . . ,4V) a COO
Cotton, 7T; 10 a 101 Buger,. . 10 a 121
Cora, . . . .75 a ml Baft, . . . J.VlalKlO
floor, country, .650 a VA Bteel, Amrrkaa, 10 a 12
Iron, . . . , Se6, Kagliah, . ,0014
Lard lllilil Uerman, . .13 a 14
Leather, aula, . 24 a 25 Tallow, . . . 10 1 121
Idotaaaee, . . . 87 60 Tea, . . . .100 a 137
Orleans . . 41 a 56 Tobaroo, ma'ful. 10 1 60
Look al
milB 8ubarriber wmld hv
JL form biafrienda and the pub
, lie, that be bat removed bia
CABINET MAKING SHOP,
to the bouaa furmerlr orcupied
bv Mr. A. Bileaaaa Tailor ahon.
oo Maio atreet, directly opposite the Salisbury NoUil,
where b ia prepared to obey all order ia bia line, with
promptne, mj eiocute with improvement every varie
ty of Cabinet Work. PUnk or eouniry prndnre taken
in evchange for wort. DAVID WATSON.
N. JL All aemme indebted to lha Bu been ber are
rcepecliully inform that bo oeede money, and wtiral of
1U money ha maal tare. U. W.
Hlibury, October 4. 103a 8t
Laud for Sac .
vjw- rpilfi Butiecritier oiler lor- rale, one
. fi a JL hundred acre of LAND. Ivinr Eaet
of the Yadkia river, between Btokea ferry and Bur
rage'a Uilla, In the County of Montgomery. Attached
to it M ooe of the Boeet mull mu$ ia Iba Htato. During
the lata div apell and low water, there waa a aufficieot
Quantity of water to drive two or three aet of Bulla, or
lJOO Bpiodlea.
lr r i EUIIARRia
WindHill.N.C,OcL4,183l.
Notice.
n
TinTBuhacrlber Wera'fer'SateT opoowaoriabla
-Term, bia valuable Milleoa Hunting Crvsik, ia
Iredell Count?, ft rmerly owned by Caut W. Brow a.
Tbey are ailuatod on never failing atreatn, with great
falla, and bava ma during all the aevereet droaht
well Mitad lor Faetotieaofalinnat toy kind. - Tbey re
now la goad repair; rh Saw mill newfv built nd Griet
n. I...I. : i .1... :.k o'ji iPDi-a nv
IAii u, wun auiuoia Bouea. abodi acrra ov ma
. .1 . T. . . . . MA .
Land ia cleared, the balance ia wooda-aituatod ia
healthy region, eleven mile from Mockaville,
Peraona deeirinr aoch property would do well to call
and view tba preinieea and bear the leroie, which are
accommodating. -, UALtfl r. KXHrua.
Oct 4, 185U"" ' ' '": Qt "'
NEW WITCHES,
7SOT113P,7 tf D . OITTLSHTa
JOHN a PALMER bu
jtMt returned from 'Philadel
phia, with a very
. Fine ARsortmcnf
av tkak m iwata m rl ilaaaa dif alA
aaaortnienl of '
Superior RAZORS and KNIVES.
He can aafely aay that bit aaaortmenf ia auperior to
any ia tbe weatern part of the State. Call and ae.
03" Watche and Clock impaired aa ueual, and
warranted for twelve month. J ' . - 4 : '
Salbory, Nov. 3; 1837. ' . ' tf
CIRCULAR.
e article published below, concerning the new
and Donular doctrine advanced by the illustrioua
Goelicke of Germany, canoot fail of exciting a deep
and thrilling intereat throughout our country. ;
GOELICKETff MATCHLESS SANATIVE,
a medicine of more value to man than the vaat
minea of Austria, .or even the united IreaiHirea of
our globe.iHa medicine, which ia obtained tqvall$
fiom the vegetable, animal and mineral kingdom,
and thua poaseeeee a thkke-foio power, a wedi
cine, which, though designed a a emedy for con
aumption olely, ia poweiwed of a myterioua infhi
ence over many diseaeea of the human eyatem, a
medicine which begin lo be valued by Fkyricians,
ho are daily witnessing ita astonishing cure of
many whom they had resigned to the graap of Ihe
Ibiattablb Gbavb. ; , , ' -
, DOSE of the Sanative, for adult, one drop fat
children, a half drops and lor miunta, a quanor
drop ; the direction explaining Ilia manner of ta
king a hall or a uuarter drop. . ,
: Paic Three andooo third ril dollar ($20)
per haip orCE.
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II VXIS bve to htCirr ber frwrJ. tod if, a.,lli
aarally, IU( t)i tioft tan of Una laHiliiiaai will,
ky diviM parwkaMM, ravotnuwaca t Ut link if (A
ivr mn.
Wttk the hope of radruig iba Nw PeaMle Ata
damy of HaliOmry, wortliv lb librratily of ita (wadrra,
and nf ffa1b Carotiua, ahe baa aanciatad With krrwl.
toacliera, Ut wboa talvata and ciiiraineit, a wall aa
atapmuona ana priacipiaa, al.a lrl it bigbrat roaft
daoca, and thaa aba ia aawUed to iMwMaral Umib lo
tba patnoaga of a daaarvmg putlie, and to eegaga ia
br owa a ua aod their', that every wii alull ka
poraued, aad every eiortma itavd, wkicb aroniiM to
promote tbe !, manul aad primnal impryveiiMfa of
an wno may m eatroaUd to uir etra. Hhe balirvM
the avaaura puraoH to ber rkbaol ILmm, bappiiy raU
culaiad to form Iba fe!e cbaraeUr tor buImm of krh
aawfulaea ia ancM, Hlta appaala h living eaampto
m toa muiiiiudaa 4 aer ecboiar widoly acatb-rad ftvaf
lb Boothera aad Watrn Hiatoa, aba. aba vaiu, will
beto bar Hcbool, aunViani leltor of Reeurameajdatiua.
Tb lAtfry DrMrtment will be andor kef owa
aranrial cbraw,tha Ornnunltl andar that of bar aieee.
Ma ttaata Loevaa Nva, of Naw York. To Mm
. I. Baaaa eommiUad lb Drtmett of Untie.
Tb high qoalincatinrN of Ibw young lady, aa a teacher
aa iba l'J aad Guitar, plaoa bar amung tba moat
aueeaaatul toacbere af tb areaeot dv. Ta lha R ,
8. Paoama, wboaa ebretor to too wall eaUbladied to
aaed reoaaameajdatioo, and wboaa warrior ta Urate a aa
iaatractor ia Ut Preach langaago, (hie aativ toegoa,)
are aiurariy aaowa, wui M aauuataa tba (lea
rar4.
Estalkml board eaa ka ebulsed 17 tba Puoila. aithar
at CuL Lamly' with lha teacher, or ia otitaf highly
respectable familiea, wbera every proper care wu be
uia to promote inair improvamral aad eomfon.
; Ternu of Admlulon :
nairr ctaaa.
Iliatory. BoUay. Arithmetic. Aleabra. kf.lta.Rraa
Geography, (with lb aaa of the Giubaa.) AaUuaomy,
kwopby, kbetoric, Logw, Com pow lion, ac., lie,, par
Baaaioo, . ... ... ... $15 60
bbcobb ctaaa.
Raadinr, BpeUiar. WriUor. and Arithmetie. flower
Role,) with 0loeyra Geography, per Baaaioo, $10 60
EXTRA CRANC1IE4 .
latia, per Seaaioa, . . . $5 00
Preocb, do. . . . . 10 00 '
Drawing and Painting ia Water Color, 6 00'
Wax Work, pel Courae, . $ 00
Embroidering and Bilk aad Chenille,
' per Courae, . . . 5 00 -lamp-Mat
aad Wonted Work, do. 6 00
Miuie on Piano or Guitar, per Semion. 25 00
Fchnlare will be charred from the time of entering
but no deduction, made for tteeoce, aicept ia caaeof.
protractea aickBeaa. :
N. R Parent and Guardiaoa are reapoctfuTly re-
qneated to apeeify what Church, tbey Wtoh their chil
aren loaiiena.
balUmry, September 27, 1838L tf
V Tba IUieiifh Refialer will aleaaa inaert tbe above
four.lMNea, aad forward the account to Beliabary for
payment
Oolite.
WILL expnae to Pablie Sale, at the la! dwelling
boua of blra. NANCY AN.M DKNT ia Rowaa
county, oanba 16VI day a Octafrrr aejrl, la following
property, via : lioraea, Latue, Iiifc, Dbeep, f arming
loouof an iimia, wtggoa and Uoar, Uirn, rodder,
Wheat, Mta, Houaebold and Kitonen rurniture. and
other article of peraonal propeity: A likely Neirre
Boy, will a 10 M aired unt.l the Drat day of January
next At the earn time and plce,tll th peraonal pro-
, af r balaajemg aatbw We Tbomat Dent; Witt
be diepoaad of al puolte mle. Two decriped aad dia-
abla oegroea of tbe acid Estate, will be let out tor up-
pon ouruig in to ta iowat Didder.
All peron indebted to theaeid ?incy Ann Dent, are
reoueated to come forward aad mika oavmenL aad all
thuae hiring demaoda, to present them for amiemcat..
Sept 27, 1838. 8t
"DUBLIC Notice if hereby given that anplica
- lion will ba made to lha Geueral -AaeemUy of
INorth Carolina, al it next Seaaion, for an M acf to
incorporate lha Trwetee of Ihe "Salisbury Femalo
Academy." . . u . -.
Aagtial 30, 1838. . ' tml. "
NOTICE.
VfOTICE is hereby aiven. that I will apply to the
-L - next ueneral Assembly of the HUte of North Car
olina, for an Act to chatter a Bridge over the South
Yadkin river, near Hall' milL JOSEPH HALL.
Sept. 20, 1888. ' ' tml
NOTICE.
Vf OTICE Ib hereby given, that application will be
1 made at the next General Aavembly. Ja abolish
June of Ui County Court of Rowan
J GOODMAN, v
DAVUJ FRALEY,
September 20, 183a
tml
(aoeliike't Iflatchleai Sanative.
The above medicine iafor sale at the Poat Oifice,
Cotloo Grove, Da videon County,
By JAS. WISEMAN, Agent.
-.OLD CASTINGS WANTED.
llfE will purchase, any amount of old Caetinga that
v v may be arouirhi to ua: nicti a old cotton acrew.
old mill-gearing, old pot, oven, mortara, Ve., and will
pay on cent per pound. - -
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Salisbury. Srpt 6, 1P38. -' - ' ? tf '
IJUBL1C NOTICE ia hr-reby given that application
will be made to the next General Assembly of N.
Carolina, for an Act to incorporate tbe Lexington Manu-
mcio'ii'if Axnmnv, i . ?
September 27, IKfti. tml
Dr. PIcaK.int llrndcrson, '
OFFERS hi Profession I Servicca to the Citixena
of Salisburr ud iu vicinity. He occupies th
Brick office of the late Dr. MitcheL
Salmhury, May 18,183a . tf ;
. (.OrXICIiTS SAIVATIVK.
'TH1E SICK kre all taking thi wonderful Me.
dicine which is aatonithtng Lurope, and Ame
rica wun ua migniy curra. ,
For Sale at Ihe Poat Office, Falldmcn, Urtdell
county, N. C.
By JNO. YOUNG, Agent.
August 17,1839. 8ra
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a r(Bif if InrtH, t'l il t ba U tnd rH ia
W.uiiUj H..t ka bit il.mii. olola yuig ll.t ha
rtil tm i4 it Am"nn Mrf lnt ., t.,
a ra a-7, l.t b tarrral vr.f la ll.a l-a
blli, lUl U.a imirl ata aliinatly mM la l4liMlj
thai () Tb tU purcl.aad at cbirtixl a tof,
ia wbit h be i.k An-txa. 1 Ut be efterwaH
m.t..;.d .a ditTt rtal Ma Itatif.f rd M) tt. tiaalor
tr4 TUl l Ufiftb b kit laal employ ajMNit aad
hJ k-a way lhmub Ow a.utrr. friwa 'lula.UIti,
to Tranaaai a, ad raa Twnia to IbM plf a.
Hocb iabiaMrrtivaawlllrBnlrraUndklai,
Ha aprtk or pruouuiteaa Ut English Uttjuga bad!
particularly wub wliitk be la But huailiar. I
diy,
lie
la aa uenmool amall en, baing baraty four t-cl,
10 iochrt kiab. Il ka of a vary dark etprr aotour,
with lo dark hair.eirepl tnal which ka brcot. gray.
Ha appiwre lo be bMwava 40 and 60 ytr ay a. I In
cbaak-buaaa r wide and hi fao rthr at-Kt, bw
leetk are auuaewhet lonr, larea, aad auund llia-
eooiUHxi'iy pajMaabla, ui, aad oruerlr to kw dawaa
tma. Fur the leal two years, ba Ua atoat of but
lim, ia my aauU-jatant aa a eUMaua Isbnrer. II U
(Wilute of educaUoo, but ppr to b raw id af
good aatural amae, Ir may be, that b Is stive. It
m therefore, IImI BMk Una publiealioa.
CGr I ba Kichmohd Loqairrr. NaWivill Baaaar.aad
Miltodgevill Journal, will aWaa ioaert Ihaj tbraaj time
one a work, aud forward their raapaetiv aecuunU to
the aubatriber, for payoMnt, logvOter wiifc a Oopy U lb
Ul paprr eouUiaiBg the advartiaMnant. .
WM. AXDERHON. P. M.
SJver Glade, Anderaoa Diet & Jua 17. KH
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fV paWiia fa UnhmntfOiumbU, & C.,iuw
AW HWif and WtUt Arwrper, to tnJuU
TIIK SOUTH CAROLINIAN.
BY A. IL PEMDERTON.
Eocouragad and stimulated by the kind and fatter
ing aoliciuiion af political ftiaada and aa ill-abaorbing
interest la tbe rrt euaatkia of Ut day, the aodar
signed (formerly editor el tbe Asgaara tara4rf,) pro.
oar o publaak a aew paper, ia Lvlambia, and raaewct
tolly aubmito to tbe couetdareUoa f tb publw, the
anuciptoa aad opuiioa by whica a wui aa goveraed.
Fumly coavmcod Ibat tue futar liberty, bappuM, m-
depandenc and prosperity of tbe Sou lima Mate, tad
indeed of the whole Confederacy, are vitally Involved
ia the Bjomentou baatioa now eeadinf, betweea a
gtgantie NatiooaJ Beak, ted tbe xMuiuuoneJ carrea
cy of lb eououy, tbe ataia object of tb South Co
liaua will be to diacuaa that quoslioa treaty aad tboN
oughly throw all il light fairly aad fully be the
people; aad abew tbarairoa, that a rtauuoaJ Bank w
utterly anoonatitutioaal and expedient, tad violently
inimical to free trad tad industry, ihe libntiea of th
country, and especially tbe trade, eommerea, and pros
perity of the Soulhera Bute that their direct import
and export trade, one ao flourishing, aad conducive to
their general wealth aad prosperity, wa destroyed by
tb overwhelming power and in Que oca of iu capital,
aided ky the immense credit and mouroaa of the Go
vernmcBLaod a kindred system of partial aad encoo-
titutiunal legialition Uial aa employment of the Bute
IMDka, aa bcai agenta of the Government, ia any abase,
must b evca more dangeroua and corrupting thaa a Na
tional one, and aeceannly productive of the earn ef
fect oa our Southera eoromrca, since th great credit
and resource of Ike Government would aeceaaarily be
tbaorbed aod mooouoiitad by the Northera Banks, aad
defy all chance of Ut eompetltioo oa th part of the
Soulhera ooea, or Boulbere mercbanta end that Uie
only effectual and permanent remedy for these evils,
snd the commercial ambarraamenta aad distresses
Uie couotry, iaa nfir Dioaca pf tkt GovaaaaaMT
rem mu tLmaa. Stala ar t tier ml, and retura to tbe
true eoaatiiuiioaal eurrency aad system, now termed
"th Sub-Trsary System," evidently designed by
th framere of lb UMistitutioa, and Orst ia operatioa
after ita adoption, till the combined power of the Fede
ral party, and Bank wealtk and aristocracy of Ihe coun
try, triumphed over the wis and salutary provieione of
that sacred instrument, and the great right and inte
reat of the people it was framed to protect that this
eyatoui is ihm an experiment," but aa old and safe
y are Head !orcnlun,y tMvrwat
ulighlened and civiiiied nalionaof the earth, till Uie
rapidly growing power of tbe Bank, (thro ia " experi
ment, ) enabled them to draw wiuua their eon trot, and
wield to their owa individual pronta, the immense end-
and finance of Uoreromeol that, ao hr from ta-
ertmaing the power and patronage of the Presidont it
cannot mil, under any rational or prubabl organisation
f the douils, to accreas them, to a very grvat extent ;
nd wbiie the future Intereat and character of ita advo
cates ia Corurreae ar deeply involved in renderiair those
details a perfect aa practicable, and tbe whole system
aa ', efficient, and salutary a human wisdom aad
foresight can devise, the ooutinual and entire power
over it oa the part of Congress, and th people, (so
wholly unlike en arbitrarily independent national Bank.)
would elwiys afford the opportunity of rectifying what
ever might be found ermneoua, and improving opon all
that should be beneficial yea, eveo of aboliahine- the
whole, if it should disappoint the expectation of the
eouniry : thus happily and, proper! v. keeping the great
money-power or me uovernment, ,a me nanus of tne
people and their representatives, instead of madly and
unnecessarily aurrendering it into the band of a few
ureponnible prwate individual, to be directed, wholly
beyond all popular or legislative control, according to
their owa aelfinh money -mi king and power-seeking in
terests that Instead of derantrmir the currency, it will
of all thinga render it settled and stable, and secure
from future "experiment, since it will separate it and
it commercial relation from politic, and deprive' fu
ture President of all power of interference with it ;
while, from that deeply-rooted hostility to a National
Bank, which is co-extensive with tlie Republican party
of the Confederacy, and, eomniehcing with tlie exie-
tence of Uie present Uovernment, muni continue, In all
probability, to ita end, there can ba no bop of an or
ganisation of the eurrency, br such a Bank, but what
must be greatly deranged and broken up, aa at present.
whenever the period ot ita dissolution srrivesj to aay
ihmgef itolwmg arfi-ieeese.ri
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fortunes and speculations of private individuals that
the Sub-Treasury system doea not aim at the establudv
men! of "an exclusive motullic currency," but one of
only aDout frn million of gold and silver, to about our
hundred uiillions of Bunk paper, since the receipts and
disbursements of the Government will require only about
the former sum, while the Bank paper in circulation
mount fully to the lat'er.snd probably near one-fourth
mora that it will effectually restrain the alarminc and
juinou tendency of the Banks to over-issue cohsirain
tbem to keep their paper up to the standard value of the
specie eurrency ; insure their immense influence every,
where, in behalf of low Tariff dutiea, a limited revenue,
and economy in tbe expenses of the Government; aod
thereby completely settle the Tariff and other distract
ing sections I questions, and promote the harmony and
perpetuity of tlie Union that tba principle of this
system have formed an essential portion ntthose of the
Republican or State Right Party, from the idoption of
uie uonniioiion, w ina present ume ana mat inn pre
sent Northera M Whig " party, which ia now laboring
for the establishment of a gigantic and overshadowing
National Bank, ia nothing more thin the old Ftdermi
party, under a new name; that party which ha alwaya
struggled against the right, welfare, and principle of i
the South, and ia now a plain and odioua combination of
Jnnkilea, Tarif&tea, National Internal Improvement
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aurta at BolitM-ilaadeocial rUiHoato! Uifr-oiavaca-mant
of ooa (4 lit grratMl and axl-ai, aivl alhiiMlrly
aaiast Utumpliiiit pnaraful air;r !r 1 the grl priu
tipla of Hutu a libany aad hapyiaaaa, Ita h l.
baatW IfHiwa, (aMina, a iifc ker sceunoiaH ibitaW
roue dv4ae I liberty, ka throw a brnlf im tb
front raak of tits cuotcai; tnd bare, priaciiiaMy, mu4
ll o4 be Wagad. The Sfaauf all bar s.atarrtUla will
be I lad lipua bar With Ue deapnat inters. Much,
vary murk almost evatytiiing must aVpatid apua Ue
inSaiibi eoaraga tad virtu, iatntraattna ind pa
IrautisiM, of bar galls at paopl for ea sftiU ut Mea'
are sparad, sf will bo, U IMnct and divala tln-m, and
allure thew frma Ihsir tru and triad faith. But lac- oi
ly a rastdeot of (lit Male, to.Hijb anifurmly a aeeluu
sad aatkaataene aoadjutor, in br etrUf glaa for Sooth,
era miaraaisiud prmcipt tba aadrgiid ktinaiwitli
bua Iba bigbaat rrgird tor, aad euoUdanca ia tn-r cbivaU
rie p"la, but none of lb prrmnsl fweJmgsstd buaiili.
! wbirk batf aukapptiy ma i kad lb prrsjrot ditr.
ecsba;waa old political friewds; aad bia dearest ob
yrrt, Mil to lb aurceas af the great aaaaa ia wkieb k
i engtgad, will k to aumha those eaomtie, tad aw.
coMrag foriatfulasas af all peranaal foaimgs at eouat-is-rstioaa,
ia arueat dsvotata to the great principle tiv
volrad treating that oar rvsp3Ctad bieaUaof to at.
wdl agna keeurne saaucalc at sum early pariod of
Ue futur,ad earaeslly suiting la guard (gains! if ,
diaguatlBg aod deganeratiBg prriaasf ceotssinl f-ir.
Ii, fria lha Vp disgrace aad earae of which, thi
Siato kaa, krtofor, base aa peealiarly, aappdy, and
honorably exempt
Fully eoneurrmf lad ao-oparatiog with tba Carolina
people, karetoiore, to the aobto, dipioed, and aaif-re
spactful averwoa tbey have aiemlMUd toward ega
gmg ia aay partisaa coo test for lb Prsstdeory, tbe ed
itor will spare aa patoe to tocalcate the propriety of
pursuing a similar emirse bareafler. Duty to bl pria ...
Ciplea, kowever, will aoeatraia kirn to datarsitoaialy
and anenesromiaingly or tbe jaretoMton of on of
the erasr-at eandslaUM, bvwever be may be dipnwad to
avoad all advocacy af lb eUier. 11 caaaot bat leuk '
apoa Mr. Clay, bulk ia kis prmciplre tnd practice, aow,
aad ever aiuoa bu abandoouMut of Ut RepuUicea par
ty ia a the Moat deadly, dangerous, and soretaw '
rul aoemy of la South, ami tbe Use Interest! af the
whole Coafaderary, Uiat either bae ever known. Al
the bead of the eld Federal party- aa epaa aad avow
ad BsakrU, Tinifiita. Coloaiuuoaiat tad adrocito af
tb Proclamalioa and Foroe-bill and aew toe plainly
aasncMtod with tbe in famous epiaiuoa aad pvuteipla af
toe Abolitionist bia eteriuoo, a a alave-iiolder, and
frota a slave Slate, to tbe Executive chair of lb Con
federacy, would ba one of tbe moat deadly and deatrue
tire blows af tbe South, and Ib stability of ibeUatoa,
Ibat eoald possibly be raflietod apoa ibeaa from ant
quarter. BMweea kira and kw ariasnt opponent, or ai.
atost aay ether, th Sou lb Carolinian could act kemUte
to choose for a motaaat; and if Ihe la tier, aad kia prus
eipla tad Basure to wkwk they are opecly and thor
ouKhly pledgsd, M the Ut extraordinary and admira
ble " Address " of their Cottreasiooal lteprsseautivea,
It will ke very far from desiring that be ahon Id have
other opponent, aa if the preaent owe were to w un
draw. Jto ri remembered, tiewever, toat all titwai qual
ified by important 'if? and tba Una, and only tnajrse
of tbe SouUiera But aad paople ao aaatler who may
baa candidate! to deal with all aiea acourding to
their mas sure keep the control of their owa interests.
principles, and deetiniaa, ia their ewa handa stand
aha from all peraonal contest, or entangling lliaoeee
nd become the partitsna of a ma.
Ia other reepeeta, it will aaaloualy aad anequivaeally
advoeato, tbe doclrme of tbe Republioaa and Bute
Righto eohonl, aa aat fortk ia the Virginia and Kentack
Rasxdutioaa Geaeral Educaiioa, public order, virtue,
and morality ua Uoioa of the Bute, aa esublislicd
ky the Coostitutioa, for the etrengUieoing and securing,
aot destroying or weakning, of the inaUtuliooa, librr
tie, right, interest, tnd uxlependenee, of lha arveral
Slates snd our inestimable domestic institution, so
decidedly a hUuing, both to the master and the alive,
and forming, ia jwmexioa with our political ones, a '
com Iw nation, the winst and best for the promotion of
Eublic liberty, order, vutue, and morality, that the world
ti ver maaiteatad.
It will dalermiiiately oprnsa all iatriru. deception.
or indirectioa la polUka, and advocate and encourage
mrra hoaeaty, aa always Uie best policy will frerleealy
uphold tb rig hi, evee though in opponeat or enemiee,
and oppose the wrong, Uiougb ia political ar personal
friends will be toverned by prtncipltt not aara"
principle being alwaya the ohjrrt, and men the mreM
and aesloosly advocate and support all whoBtipnort
na principle, n4 oppos all wno oppoae raem, ao mat
ter who will deaire aad enconnir the frieadlv adsace
of aft, but aubmit to U dirlaftoa of aoa. and bold lur
Oidumna alwaya open, freely and cordially, to those who
differ from it tnd, relying oa a just sppreeation of ita
motives and intentions, will learlossly and unheiiiayng
ly declare it honest opinion, however unpopular, on
II proper aubjecta of discussion, and fairly lay before
it reader the trinimcnt urged aninal them boMina
no preference or regard for its owe opinions, bey d Uie
boaeat conviction tost they are correct, end being al
way ready to aubmit them to the fullest acrutiny, and
abandon and oppos tbem aa freely aa thus of others,
when proved to be erroneous: la abort, it will be, it
ihall be, i Free fVess, Uwotifhly snd unequivocally.
out yet rationally and temperately t and (in til that an
earnest and aincere desire and effort may be lnwd to ' .
triumph over bumaa weakness,) aa far removed from
fKiiofMfaa, on the ooe band, aa a timid or selfish
timeserving subserviency oa th other. - .
ir Uii ba promising much, it is not without a delib
erate and conscientious determination to perform it.
come what may ; nor ia it more than heretofore perform
ed, aa be fee la assured bia former reader will readily
admit; and aa ha h had every reaaoa to be eatiafied
wun tne result of such a course, neretomrs, he will
scarcely ke likely to deviate front H hereafter. Fully
oneciou of bia hurnbl capacity, aad making ao pre
tention to ulento or litorary acquirement, be will spare
aoeoorta. Hereafter, aa heretofore, to make amends, a
far aa possible, in his own plain, blunt way, by untiring
farms fiiilh in flnA anil a anvui .mm t. il.
lering fiiilh in God and a good cause, for the want of
abilities more enlarged and powerful, and talent of a
higher and brighter order. Ilia undivided attention
will be devoted to lha psper.and nothing will be wan
tiny, that bia utmost capacity, mental, pliyaical, or pe
cuniary, may elTect to mike it all tint be miy humbly
hope from it himself, or that may reasonably be expect
ed from U by its friend.
.-r v.. . TERP.I3. : -ytr:;zz
THE SOUTH CAROLINIAN will be published
Srini-wekly and Wttkly, on sucb daya aa may be
found most suitable to the Mails with entire new type,
and on p.. per of large Imperial aixe (very nearly aa
large a the Charleston Mercury or Courier ) and of the
best quality at Tare Dollar per annum, Wetkty,
in .advance, or Four Dollara at Uie expiration of Uie
year-rend Five Dollari per annum, Si mi-werkly, in ad
vance, or fit Dollar at Uie end of the year.
The publication will commence as early a tlie new
materiaia can ba procured from the North. Peraoni dis
posed tosubacrib. who do not meet with sobacriplion
papers in the neighborhood, will pleaae forward their
names by mail to Columbia; tnd those kindly disposed
to aid in procuring ubscribera, will pleaea write him
to that effect, and be will send Uie SutMcnntion piper,
A. H. TEMBEItTON. .
- Colombia, & C August L 1833.
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