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NO XVIII, or VOL XIX.
(AO. mom voy.vr:.ci:vi:.T v&.)
SALISDUIIY, N. C, OCTOIlKIt 11, 183a
TCaMS OF CAtOLIMA.f.
I TU tit' Column puU-W r.fy Tat aa-
J ; 1 rv4 IkJLart par sans, if pan aanoa, er
rJ-tLfUrtaad lfty Casta, Urn paid before the
m. MMif will B dooontiaond nl3 til inwtiw
1. Ll elsas ftnuom ef tii Editor aad
Um t "t.
iw aadet jeer, VkU k CIMMJr4 M M tS-
I LtpMMuU will b tafkwm&j ted eortweUy
LtaA u on eVJUr per sqo the erst bwwrUos,
Tmmii Lr sarh cooUotuor. Own and Judicaj
IftMMMU will ht eUrfm4 per cant mart tbaa
. r.laT jnCSB Will BJ mwmmm w itkii TawiwmB
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DAXCEUOUa ADVJLNTUim -
tV imhW timet i Ukca & Hpr k
Ui m th NrU WMt Tfri(onf." It m
Uk deienirfKM omm( IQnlltni tctn S
AAsrrMulinf wy J"' tow of tt bkm
juaI pad of NoHIi WmI Cwnptnj, tod
tjItft--f Um (br trfc thrf I trp to look
rwv4 U mr retuni to HootrvaL I wiW villi
C rmlaat imMliMKC (of tb trrivtl of ibtt
M wtick wu to UrniMt muimidam and re-
U m to mcMrfy 1 u man tare tbOMM
Uet diiU. from u MttleawaU, M By only
' KiaAj mm lara tnuif nil. r Urka ut iha
tuMtfhaeot, boM barKtcra and limited te
prtomii naAend ihem ttty uoiolftinx -tale.
-Tbi Ul Jiicbrgw ItMlf by moaoa
l nkt into another of ouch greater diiaonwooa,
u thick fcreata eoverM every part of the ocjgb
loot eouotrTt
( Out aiWnioaa, I mJ( ny fun, and ftnJIed out
1 mrck otfanM. Tbouffh it wu aow Ibe br 10.
ttaf ipfiflf, tbe lake wae ron)4elly froceo
naa. lb cold of the preceding winter keviny
w err bieoae. 1 eoon fell ia with a flock of
!M diKU, but brfore I got a ebot at them,' they
pa to ly toward tbe middle of the lake kdw.
er, 1 kUowed then (barleaely over the ice, la the
ipirtotioa that ibey would toon alight. Tbe
(br wti aiild, though rather blowy. Peteched
ftei ckmU atoved raptJIy along the lace of Ilea,
fca ia Unneoae maim, and the euo bl iaed fifth id
Ueacared epltodor at eoe momant, and waa eoo
ietdy ahrouded from aie the neit. I wai ao in
al ea tbe purtuU of ry game, that I baweoed
(mrarda alrnoat uneooacionalr, my progreaa being
sk Ikilitaiad kr a tkia nrer of enow, which
utered the ice and rendered the looting tolerably
car. At but I fired at tbe dacka,aad killed ooo
A waaaded another. 1 immediately picked op
fire), but ill eompaojoa baring only been winged,
pa U leaf away before 1 caught bold of iU I
iwed, but bad not advanced more tbaa twenty
uaV, wbea, to any aatooiabinenl, I (buod that the
a vat ia many place covered with tbe water to
eeVpth of aeveral iocbea. I etopped abort, lull
If alarm, and irreaokite what to do. It waa evi
rat that a thaw bad already eofnearoced, and aa I
Id knew with what rapidity tbe ioe broke op wbea
m iSscted by a chaoM of UMnnerature, becaaM
it to the danger of my aituatioo and elmoat lut
"M rooriog iron ia apoi oa wrnca I auoa
The weather bad f rowa calm and batv, and tbe
j waa very black and loweriog. Large iLtkee of
of auoa aeno to ua lannullv and Mroeodkcu-
rtj through the air, and after a little time tbeee
WVlCCOdl Denied b aihirk ihowarof alMtv rain.
, , - -t . . 1 r
fvu gradually became ao deoae that I could not
I xera the ahore. I atraioed my eye to catch a
kac of aome living object, but a drear and mo
Ueiem expanse at retched oa every aide; and tbe
pptlling silence wu eomotimee iotermpted by tbe
pfrJiag crieaof the wounded bird. -AU nature
jwmed 10 M lerfullj awaiting aome terrible event,
luteoed ia fearful oorprue to her. I eooo distin
phed a diatant thundering noiae, which gradually
tronprTand appeared to approach the
i :k where I atood. Repeated eiploaiona and hoi.
BQrmuri of irregular loudnee were aucceeded
W I tremendoue Bound like that of rockt bunting
oder. The ice trembled beiwath my feet, and
h moment it wu diaunited by a raat chasm,
h opened itself within a few yarda'of me
1 w vater of the lake rushed upward through the
? jih foaming fury, and begaa to fljod the eur.
B around.! "V-.v, ;
Jfl backward, and ran aa I conceived, to
'Ww the shore but my progreaa was eooo stopped
!u i0" we,k Prtof the ke caHed ai
"r While walking cautiously around it, my
tw wimewhat compoeed, and I resolved not
otfranco any farther, uutil ! had fixed anme way
I reguintioar mv course, hut I r.mt ihia in h im.
IW. vainly endeavored to discern land, and
a tircula eptiMog im the ice, ad aoaMlimea Mp-
Mg ecrow irignuMi Ch.wa IJ tbe wl mm
etmn of baviog any tt U ate w. The ioe every
Where creaked Wttkr any (mc, a4 I kaew (hat
aWh aweilod aa, wUikar I iW ea-ay ee raaaiid
on ine op.. imium( mml4 4, if breed by
aom peneeutwg tmmi to range ever ibe surface f
a lUtk and aWU ca and aarv, thai whaav
ever hi lor mumutf withdrew bie auataiatng wr,
be would eik oVwa, aad be aMffireied tmmg the
mhows ihi airugiM eoneata nim.
At laa aigM ceaw ea, and eikaoeW by fcilgoe
and mmoUI eiciieaMMt, I wrapped mywU U mj
cloak, aad lay down epoa tbe ice. !i waa dark
I cw44 aot bava aauvad ea atew. wkbaut rannin
the riak of tailing into the Uka. J almost wOad
that the drowttosM, pfoJueed by intMMO tUi, w.U
begin 1 aftVt m j bw I ed aaK tael la tbe alight
eel degrw chilled, aad the temperaier ff the air
wai ia reality abova freezing. I bad Win eoly a
few minute wbea) I beard tWe bawl of a wl(U
Th urd wu btdrecribabiy eVtightfiil w aay ear,
and I started wp with lb inlealioa of kaateng I
ine spm iroaa wnwoca It Beeeno4 toproced awl
buoekw a my attuaUai tbna waa, my boart abrunh
wtibta ma wbea I cuntemplated ibe dangwre I
would encounter ia makkit auch aa attempt, Mr
courage fuled, and I reawaaed nay fermer pwaiUna,
and listened lu the wndulatinna td the water ae they
undermined, and boat agaiaat tbe kiwer part of tb
ice oa whrb I lay..
About nuJoighl the atoraa ecaaed, and moat of
the cloud gradually forwuk the ekv. wbOa the rv
eiog moon dtapelled tbe darkneee that bad previowa.
Mr OretaiMd. llowr. a lawk kaaa mammrmd Ik
bcaveoa, and reodered her lirbt dim and ehaatlr.
ana eimiiar to mat anea during aneclipae. , A auc
ceoMoa of woiaee bed cootinued with btile ifiderrup.
i mi tut aeveral avmra, and ai mat tne ace beweatb
ma begaa to awe. I eUrted , and. ea lookiaa
around, aaw that the whole wrCaca of the lake wu
in a state of agitation. My eye became dim, aad
I atretclMd out my arm to catch bold of boom ob
feet, and felt a if all created things war paa
' n. t: 'It ! 1" i.
mm niMn , gnaamw, ana crwaiung, mtoouom ay
the difbreoi aaaaeea of ice ettmins iuin coUiatji.
mt tndicaleJTBartnure wu any at all near "roe.
w1 lmu!r '
jeanty,aod bewildering my atepe with malignant
woeas, I sometimea fancied 1 eaw the epot
lu? 0ur P M iluated.and evuo the tree and
7fiTge?.uI00 i bul the next moment a guatof
Wt j n,rl ,W,T ,na haped log
i bM produced the agreeable illusion, and re
10 "onlea deaparr. - f fired my gun
aeanatr. - f Hrad mr mn ra.
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'it w ine nnnn ihnt th mi knm.
C to my aseistaoce ; however, the ehorea
acknowledged, bjr fwblo echoes, that the
f5d reached them. , . ' , ,
Iha ilS0'? 'y w Violence, and at interval
f "ood of the ice breaking op, rolled upm my
Ut . a m thunder ,nd 8em' "wtfr .p.
Q 7,1 'ige mad medizz,
. Mftrew down my gun, and rushed forward in
7
were now
; to aflect my respiration. 1 eoon lost all
were . tremeoooaa. lArrt fraxmanta aooMti
got wedged together, and impeded the prograae of
thou behind tnem, wbtca, bewf eamhed kmrard by
othrr atill further back, were furred epos tbe toe
.L . at i I a . '
0i ion urw, in laniaaiw snapea pyramia ana tow
er could be distinctly eeea rioing amoag the aniat
of night, and anomeatarily changing their aWma,
and filially diaorganiiing tbemscTvea with aaagiral
rapioity and leertul tumult. At ot ber timee,aa im
menu maaa of ice arould atari ap tuto a aerpeodica-
lar poaitioi and eooliou gleaounx ia tba aaooa
bin for a littl period, and tbaa vaniah like a epm
Ira amoag tba.abyasof water bearwth it. The
piece of ice, oa whieh I bad first Ukaa aay po
tioo, happened to be very large and thick, but other
fragmeou were aooa forced abova k, aad f aaed a
mound ail or aeveej fwt high, a) lb top of which
I atood, coetetepUtio the awful aewne about me.
aad feeling a if I ao longer bad tbe leaat conaei
ioa with world, or retained aay thing boaaaa or
earthly ia my composition. . .
i a wind, which waa pretty atmnr, grow tba
ice down tba Uka very fkai. My alarm aad hi
ietie bad gradually become lee Men, aad I wu
aeveral time overcome by a eort of etupor; da
ring (be eoutiouanca of which imagmatioa and re
ality combined theirdiatracting mnWncee. At on
time 1 fancied that tba enow still drilled a violent
ly u ever, and that I diatinguiabed through ita bo
ay medium, a band of India chiefa walking peat
roe, upon the surface of the bake. Their atep
were noise leaa, .and they went along with a waa
and dejected look and downcast aye, and paid ao
attention to my exclamation aad entreaties Utt re
lief. At another 1 thought 1 waa Hunting ia the
middle of the ocean, and that a biasing aua flamed
in the rloudleaa ky.-'and made the) ice which oup
ported me melt ao foot, that I beard etreame of wa
ter pouring from ita aide, and felt myself every
moment dearending toward the eurface of Ibe bit.
low. I wu usually wakened from auch dream
by em noiae or violent eoncuaaion, but alwaya ra
lapsed into them whenever the cause of disturbance
ceased to operate. . , .
The longest and last of tbeee alumhem wae' bro
ken by a terrible ahock, which my ice island re
ceived, and which threw me from my eeat, and
nearly precipitated me into the lake.7 Oa regain
ing my former pomtioa, and looking round, I per.
ceived to my joy and aston'Mhroent, that I wae ia a
river. Tba water between ma and tbe shore waa
atill frnsnn ever, and was about thirty yard wide,
conaeqiieolly the fragment en which I stood, could
not approach any Dearer than this.' After a mo
ment uf irresolution, I leaped upon the froze ear
(ace, and began to run toward the bank of tbe ra
ver. . My met seemed scarcely to ioucb ine ice, ao
ASTtOLUGr.
A CcWWalad writer, trawling aw tVri
aatd it wu rvaMrisUe lb4 aswxg the nasty
prsdtcliuM wkkb bae bersj aaed by aatrO
gr from ins ta Um, a few them have bewa
vwrifird. Iltatwry, besaar, rwrwrda avawy kmnam i
-her lb pvwdictMaw f atrOogw be be
luUJied. aUepmaiatarwluaarhevwauea
oar.nM-y ar awraly awsidiirvd raoarkaU esaav
The Duk et AtWd. a-rl ei Jamre L aa'Scwt.
land, bed bsee assured by a bvtWwsW t lUercwal
iwrwa, that be would hae le be beed
wld be crowned pwUHv ia frasseca as a ktrr
aasetnUy U the pv4. lis pa Cskh ia lhl prw.
diction, aad N basum the foUUaw-wt af the pwjh
ry, caawad bio aeybaw le be asaasiaalad. &at be
anal the pewally baa enme aad was lad leeae.
rwU aa, ia eej a the ptU ewware of rJsaWxb.
lie wu taunt sal aai rvviM by the anoJace who
plaeed ea bia bawd aa iron rrwww, aw which wu aa-
nWd " Tb Kieg nf Trartawa."
The fete of bybaa, tbe Grwr4 inraa, b
weHkaewa. It bs prraWlsd thai he wvaij
be kdled by the feW af kaaao. Owe dev.
bile be wu walkta: aa the fiilla. at a Tnjacs
from any basaea habnaituav se eaft. wbtch bad
tarried adj a tortoise M bi taiosa, Wat coaii not
disrraga the aaral from tbe eawQ, pcircaavwd lb
bald hoed of the ps, aed pvUUy takmg at for a
mck, lot the tortoise A wpoa it from a grew)
heijrbU JEsrhyU bad tbe won! wf k-for bie
tkvll wa frsctsrsd, aad U dsd aw ika apoi.
Aa AatroVwer at the Court of Lewis XI.
Franca, prodacied aa adding evewt, which
to paaa. The Kwg aeot Ce the eg, b-vrng pre
vionaty ordered has sautUlee to be rpared at a
givwa aigwal a arise bun and tbrww him out ef the
wanoow. In Vmm eaal t ham. ae aa eaaraace.
Toe, who pretoad le LA the wn sf futerify, can
yoa fbrrtetl the etect boar of ywor www aVetb V
" no, Bir, aa4 tb wary AstrOorer, wtb a4a-
raUe prewenro of aaiod, ewpectiug the design af
tbe tyrant, I eoly know tbat I aeall mtt atartly
Ikraw days before your Majesty ! " The ki vm
Ibamder-etrwrk at this answer, and refrained from
giving the MrnaL 8ir Wnltrr Scott baa awry iav
raioaelv ieterwovea that aaocdiae iats thaj taie afj
Qweotoa Purward.
Cardan, a enothaayer, who aValt eateawirely ie
boroacopea, wae wot particwUrty (art swale is baa
prwdtdiooa. Ia ewe mats as, kewwvwr. be snad
ae of a vwrv cfioctwal aaeane le award arsiwat aay
mirake. lis predictrd the day taf bat aVoib eod
wbea Ibe lima drew wear, aad bie hrahh, aaanb la
hie aaortincalpm, contiwaed jaamp.red, be abeav
lutaly aH'ioed frwa food, and eVI f( bwaxer, wa
the day prribcrcd, that ha augW But dW bia
predict. . . "
That aracto nf mortal aw4 wouiiraJ wtslnsa. Lard
Bacoia hi chapter wpoa ProcaWira, apankmg of
aandcra aredjctjoos aae nroeheciea, aaral "My
judiwewt ia, that tWy sxt nil le be ewawiavi; for
bey bare done much saatchtnl. I see assay nevwre
law made, t awppreu them. Tba which balk
rive them aome wrac and soaae CTAi,caaaistafb
ia three things. First that noa eanrk whoa I hey
ait, but never mark whea they eaeaa, m they eo
ruv. Tbe eecooj M tbat avows Me conjoc-
lure or obveure traditions away Uaau tor thom-
vee out aropliociee. The third and last (which
ia the groat awe) ia, that alaaoat all mt them, being
Miboite ia wain ber, have beoa laapoatwrea, and by
idle aad crafty bratn anerrly contrived and feigned
Iter tbe event reaeed.
MU1UWK AT A LOMW.N BALL
!urMg hi atay ia Laamhaa, a graod fancy ball
ae man uradi was pA sp wah r"l afJeodor, and
aataarrowWy attwwded by lb aubiUiv aad rotry.
Captaja Crsat, at the iostance ef aVlnrt Mir, waa
ak peeorwt, dressed ia the aoatwiwe af hi nation,
woamg ae aaaah, hot pointing ana half of hi face.
Urn iUiasa ajodJed M pfawdly ia bia rap a tbor
tba blsod ef a bwndred rercw cmurd lhrouh bat
eae,aad bteleaaahawk gtwtered ia hat girdle Ik
twrnsahs sdver. TLwr waa, It in In gay
ned rDsn tferoav a atatct Turkish diploma of
big roak, aecoitipssUd by two boons, whose atiee-
taoa wu partirwUrly a (tract ad by hi singular and,
u be wpfod, fantastic attire. Tee pigment waa
brOlma u the imagmalum could aVeir, but among
ibe whole aaody throng el pilgrim and warrior,
bermea and nbepbaroV, amgbta, aanwela, and gip.
aite, thor wu le tbe eve of the Mussulman, ao
character a patterese, and atnkieg aa that of Ibe
tat a a a'a a.' a. i al
Hwaawa, watca, aetng waiurai, appsaran ie aw in
beat eaede aw. II eerwt tatted tba chief vary
cloaefy, and aaaataking bi rouge at aolr eamplei
ta for oaiwlad viaur, the Tark took tb liberty
ef attaaaptinf te handle hi noes. Brant bad, of
coawan, walarhod the working of bia eWrvatioa,
aod fell ia the Imsm ef a Utile aporU Neaoaoer,
laeiwfare, bad lliaaaa touched bat fecial point of
honor, anew the mutate idea that at waa of ae
better material tbaa the parchmawt ansa of tbe
Stroabarg rrapetr, tbaa lb ChiaAaia mad the
bal retimed with the appalling war whoop, aad at
tbe am iawtaet the tomahawk leaped from his
.HrirJU, aod taihad aroawd the aatoouhoj MawauJ.
I . a a. a a . a . a- a .
maa aae at lauaisa ni fona mnaier, im Duiian,
ia a miawia . would b relieved from any for.
thor UwaU la tb mntmr f takmg it & Buch a
pamhag aod frightfoj cry bad never before rung
Ibrwarh that aalooa of lasbirja, and breaking aod-
donly, aad with etartUay wiUnaos, apoalba rare of
the merry throng, ita rfloct wu proJigiooa. in
Tark AimeeH trembled with terror f while the le.
aaale meikare the gt!e hepardeawM and fortune
leCiog cream, Terka, Jew, and gipsiea, bear load,
are and their bsara, Falatafla, friara, and fortuo
teOora, Sultana, aerate, and CuwmMuea, abriehed,
ae ran sited, aod arwioad away ar thoufh the Me
bewka bed bnAee iwt lb foative bad ia a bodv.
Tba aaatter, however, wu Bona ipleiqed and tne
incident wae accounted a happy a the end u it
wu adrietly eanrted by the good humored Mo.
hawkvUrr' lift fBrvU." ...
yTURAL,
moaning of the wind mo.,bedSnt AjreMj! great waa my terror leat it abould give way beoosih
i-mt mdicaliMr n.iriKT-.Tr'triii ZZZ lTt me : but I readied the snore ia uMv aod drooped
me : but I readied the Hore ia aafety and dropped
down completely eibaueted by fatigue."
'jt Smalled Ambition fbat we ever ace die
played ie that of tome young men whoa highest
avpinttion appears to be that they may be recog
nized a celebrated ia their small circle a accom
pliahed bullies and rowdies. Tbe boot black who
can turn out a pair of trackers with an nociception,
able polish tb street aweeper who can challenge
competition in the mysterioui fancy work of brush
tag round a pet, have each a eomelhing of which
they may reason ibly be proud. "Honor and
thame,L the poet uye every body remembers
tbe quotation. But the man who. willingly fore
goes respectability, and turn hi back upon oppor.
tunitie to become a decent and respectable ciiisen,
for the pleasure and fame of brawl and gutter ec
eeotpcitiet, i just fit for the low erale he occupiea.
There can be no lowers JV. Y. Sum.
IViaa men mine le .iiioocenl mirth with their
mm iff WWII HJH IMI y.t fip, HKU "'ft'"- " '
d.t!IT 01 'i "d beaan to feel a eort of frantic . can, aa a bob either to foriret them or to over.
J lA":." ""ggling against the caruring blasts, come them. But to be iotempnrata for the eaaa of
F a iuj (mo fnAsnss..... a a. a 1 LIM H.J..U
' -iMwiua running a long to bnok ot one t miad, is to cure ineuncnuiy vj nwuuoav
Rom in tit (liw CrwmryAQ I knew ia what
wiiaeeaed toward tbe and nf the snort. Never
before did I behold auch a form, nor each feats ef
strenrtb I lie waa another llerrale. It wu rw-
mored be wuCrwm the fotvwte of Cerwooy. If
you will believe it, whet I eearce can, though I asar
it, ha fought aocreoaively wUh oil af Sosm's beat
men, and one after another, bid thorn all aprasi
mf. A aeventh wa the -t apoa bit, he having
ao line la breatbe, or eve drink. Many, bowev-
er, cried out against this. Bjt Roumns, yoa know.
like aut to have their fun epoilei, aw the aaveatb wu
taken off. A every one foresaw, this wu loo
much, by joat awe, for the her hot befoht de.
perately, and at m believed Soma a mmn got pwane
be will never recover from. Jle wu son, bowev
r, oa hi knee, aad tbea oa bia back. Urn word
of hi anUgnoiat nt bi throat, be lying kke a
gasping bah, at hie mercy wno waited tbe plea
sure of tbe apocUtor n mainont bdor h struck.
Tbea wu there a groat aborning aB over the the,
ire ia hie behalf, besklea aaaking the aign le spare
him. But just at tbe aaoment, u for bim iO for
tune would have it.eom poltroo cried out, with a
voice that went all over the theatre, The dog i a
Christ ia f Whereupon kke fcghtuing every Ibunth
up, ana dowa plunged trie nwora ime tn
nec twrwiterrinon aeeax wua i v,:i iaee eta-
ry day, there ie email virtu ia being a Christian.
It ia every way dangerous. If a thief runt through
tbe etreete, the enr at, A Christina I CVriatisu f
II a man ia murdered, tbey who did at acrau aom
neighboring Christian, and be die for it. If a
Cbriatiaa fell into tb Tiber, anea look ea him u
oa a drowning dog. If be slip or fell ia a crowd.
they will iaeln to trample him I death. If be at
aick Of poor, none hot bia ewa tribe will help bin.
Even the Jaw deapwe bim, and apita wpow lu
gown aa be peaem. What rot the love of contempt
and death can make eoe a Chrietiaa, t bard to
Had that captive bee other tba a Christ inn,
iWS
he would not have folic u be did. Lttttrt from
Rom.
Iiliukig.-ku Irish drummer, whoa
and rosy cheek gave notice tbat be aow aad the
indulired a amczia of right food voters, waa ac
costed by tbe mspecting general. , " What awake
your foe aa red, eirl "ITase yoor honor,' re
plied Fat. " I ajwaya blusbee wbea 1 apak to a
general MaceM ' " -
fram tit Jfijiturt &twtlj Atoa.
TUE LOAFEI A SOLILOQUY.
a :. trLM I, I. .l.f.rltil
aod it pimmita m ef atModaoce, but I caa'l aay 1
kke l hose hooka, ihev are a annoyance to tbe cov-
erwf ef the beads anine, however, I a shocking
a. . a a a
bad bat. Irene at ine weeki w b ica Mve nung nere
w BaTW aao. wall d reward (I eat't nv ae murh
af myself) I would wave ioviutin and fell to I
bat cwreawoy. 1 feel rather chilly I wiQ make
a pWosnpnical etpenmewt, and see if I ber it any
heal i aaaoajmwe; there certainly abould be, for
ebe borrowe ber b'rhl from the sun, and It would be
a pity af ah didn't got a little beat along with il I
Tbey aay Ibe mnoa ie mnaoiieo, I wonoer u nnr
Mir. lowlv. aliaeooaoial Oevii I nere, una mm, is
looking at Ihia dark colored planet There ia
aaore Mat arareciatioa of merit in the moon, or any
other plsoat than oa ibie uo. I have aeea a more
loaler-loohin eatlemaa tbaa I am, clothe and all,
s . a ta
at the bar before aow, and our irgteiativ nan ar
full af them. . There i ae coming at merit from
outside appearance. Now I. f if inaunce, look aa
ragged u a abeH-Urk hickory bet I bava a ami
u hag u tbe urkt house. ' Troubl and love, and
whisker, if it new, will deprave a man no matter
where be graduate; but I am ion proua to peg, ana
a ktth) torn laty to pound atone. There i no chance
for the daaplay of genius in any thing Mr. Mc Adam
bsa left fisr hai suoceaoir it ie eerviie imilalion
be wonli eioect of as. 1 would try poetry if I
could borrow a garret aa a(tie I abould say, to be
clae-tc Iftfwsrea.il for tne social qualities my
heart. I would imitate Cincinnalua and go to agri
culture, hut IU wuit until worn of-4bao agrariaiia
are eetnnted with Ibe dhtfributioa of he auhdivi.
none nf the publicdofnatn. I wish 1 bad been a Matt
wbea lb awrpkm-wu distributed. I thou Id have
bee rich now. aod unembarrateed with poor kin.
I cannot account for Ibe bad taste of ibe muwquitoo,
for if 'bey were to go a little farther tbey would
Cr betir. and tun on the rich blood of a well fed
gentleman . he would never mist a quart, I bava
aooa to spare Inue n ie ine wnow worm ia pit
ing at me ! and the coroner will, in all probability,
pay m ibe bat V wit. The dread of hi oppress
ively p Jite aitentlona will drive me to reformation
M spite of my vagrant habit. Ml will abjnremek,
bra cleau, take phveie twice a weh," and become
a temperance lecturer, and then I hall make a
afATnfeiraXBr have nrfcrre
m iociudine a converted Jew. There is only one
atep from the ridtculoua to tbe sublime ; converted,
mvcrted eubverted." .' i
aat 'lWira-EnElBnd ia Leginning to be unea-
ty about her East India poowasion. Kusma has
ca phi red tb important city of Teheran, ia Persia,
nod it may not be long before tbe Buajan Army
aaay be permitted to marcu to ine connnr oi inai
Empire. England, in reference to these gigantic
strides of tbe A itocral, bu induced .Mehemet Afi
to eettle bi diSerence with Turkey. A rail road
will be made from Cairo to tbe Red Sea, which will
be navigated by Bteamboata to Bb!mawM and
aeroaa tbe Indian Ocean, ao that with eamer from
England to Etrypt, tba British can throw in troopa
Indta ia blty oay. . , , : .. ;
w ITr snaT fe The diflereoce between war
sad Bone bu bee wall defined by one of the an-
cMsiii-" In tba tuna of peace the aun bury their
fathers; ta tbe tiro ef war the talbera bury their
' IMrk'OVEilL'VT Of LANft,
Bafore wa pruouad lu duUiI lb lew aaodva of im
proving land, per bap M will first be proper le ins,
las tnuu practice which kavw eocnbtord to nro.
eoe Ut dewtructiuw ta avoer that fenwar may
Sore clearly see the propriety of abiadooing
Ihem, and of adopting tbe aaado to to propMad for
it rvuovatioa and Wiptuvemoat.
? The first csum, or to fowwLtiua af all ike pra.
lieu which bav avideatly toaded le the impovrr '
iabmeol of mr lands, kaa aria from a aoiacimccp.
lioaia farmer u to tbe true suatneM (agriculture,
ll enuuld Mver be forguitoa, that it ia the office
ot agriculture, u aa art, to improve, instead o im.
. . L i IV . t . t
purarM tan. i u Ui principw duly imnreawHl
oa mmd and properly attondod to, it would ow
change the face of the country, from wtertihty to
fruitUiocaa, and bestow apo it culuvaiora pbwty
tod hppoass, iostasd of misery aod eanU "Ana
improv the work of nature. W hea tbey iniur it. .
I hay are wot art, but barbarous cuatueu. It ia
tb boat net J arricultur. aa an art. not to immiv.
rith, but to fertihu tb ami, aad make it mora
aanful than ia its naUraJ slats. - I'mm iki. mm Aim.
ouvr thai farmer bava for two centuriu pant been
pursuing agriculture, but u aa art, but a bariarou
cuaUxa for it ia a foct, that land ia their natural
tut,r for mora valuabl, than tboa which have
andcrgooe tba habit of agriculture, tf which mi
graliun ar completa wouta."
Vahm tartner are fully impressed with tb ae.
mity of atteodinf to the priacipbs tbat M it ia the
boaiiatwj of arncujiur to improv. btattatdof im-
povarwh land,' it will be aeedloa. to point out aay
aaodu of improving land, u tkey would be diaiw
gardod aad aeflected, u Ihey bava bervtofore been.
It ia high lim for former to rearue their profetv
aioa from that deebne and degradatioa ander which
it bu ao long languished and to Conatder aod pur
euo it m aa art Capable of ibe bigUeat improvement,
aod not only worthy of their attention, but of the
talant and attainment of our widest ine. .
Tbe system uf Ullage, which ha generally been
pursued under the aame of the three-shift ayetem,
nu awo tenon greauy io ine fleat ruction of our'
landa. Thi B) steal ia ladiaa corn, wheat pasture
under it, the gteat bodv of the farm receive no
manure, and ne ret and lb result it, that tiu
phraaa M tba land ia billed and must he'luroed out,"
liu become commoa ever a groat portion of th
United ckalee.
ll will be granted by every reader, that Loth In
diae eora and wheat are eihausting croa; there
tnnrjwf course, reruaia no dou'ot. hot that ihm av-
tern impoveruiliee ud two year in ibiee. Ibe
only question Ibe is, whether this boa will be
coiiipenaated, by grating the field bare during the
third fur. From wbeoce ie thie recompense to
com f Tb ground being lone and ojmii by re
cent tillage, and unprotected by a atrong award, U
iiioaed to all the injury the tooth and the boocan
inflict. The stick are turned ia 11 vegetal km it
eat ofT, and the ground it M Hod to ileath,' b which
it pores are closed to all refreahmeott from the at.
mosphere, and it naked wirface et posed to the heat
ef a summer a Bun, which it able to pierce aod et
pel from itself. The aame land ia again put in corn,
and andergou the aame ayatam of ullage, by which
it i eoon destroyed. Thia tbree-shili mstero bu
only on merit honesty. Ia theory il prorniar?
to kill our Ian!! In practice it fulfils its nromiee.'
' Tb neglect of inanuret. Nothing has more be
Irayed a want either of industry r of sirriculturar
tkiil among far mora, than their great neglect of ma.'
nure. Instead of pursuing th ouly rational mod
for bavins a flourishing system of agriculture,
that nf giving to tb earth a much or more than
they Uk from it they hiv, on tin contrary, coo
linued to citracl eihautting crone from the earth
almost every year, without bestowing upon it hardly
one dust of mauure in return. Under auch a ay,
torn aa this, the richest ground in the world would
fin-illy be impoverished and tendered unproductive.'
Injudiciwie culture. A much land bu been more
speedily deatroyed by wsahing, arising from injud'r
ciou culture, a perliapa lixim any oilier cause
whatever. If we cast our eye over the conntry,
we a ball find tbat all hilly land that bava been any
lime ia cultivation, are sterile, not ao much by the
crope cultivated thereon, aa by the aoil itaelf beins
removed by washing. 1 his evil ha principally
arisen from th practice of (hallow ploughing. " If
ever a material reformation take pluce in our sy
tern ofagriculiure, it will cbieQy be fiwoded on deep
and horizontal ploughing.
Id North Carolina, it ua been found that the ef
fect of shallow ploughing on billy lands terminate
in the deal ruction of the toil. lu the i proved die-
tiict of Virginia, it is found from experience, that '
when deep and horizontal ploughing ar combined
tiSey-effrct ually, pre rent laud Lan kahiiig,audavil.
which had heretofore been so much dreaded.
la fine, tocQect the improvement of our lands, I.
would propose, that the svafeia by which they have
bee reduced to their present state of poverty, be in
all point revereed. -.,-.,', ,
They have been reduced principally by shallow
ploughing, au ill ctrisen rotation of cropland a to-
tal neglect of manures. Let them be recruited by
deep and hornxilal ploughing, a favorable rotation
of crops, and all the manure whieh the moat skilful
aod industnou management will aUord. ,
' THE MAIN OBJECTS
Of (arming ire, or should be, two fold, vizi let.
The greatest nett profit, with reforctice, however,
SJly, to Ihe improvement, or at leant to the prefer,
vaiion of the fertility, of the toil, lie that wear
out hi laud, by a parsimonious stinting of manure
and labor, and close croping, with a vie to pre
aent gain, may be compared to tha intemperatn
man who part with his last cow, that fed hie fami
ly, to gratify intemperate indulgem-i. While
good land pay alwaya a liberal reward to labor,
poor load often begstr it proprietor. Th fia't .