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S. Vi'f; il Slid i vm i i! cl. :u.u d r j man mm '" 1 id a c liiin ; ami liH Iciirr, we ik1 v relinking (lie i of tlie atH1,,,!onists, mnl exhibiting u Lro;iJ. ,ian nS generally Leon mien of t!ie whole '"nun of providence towards (he black man. ' "'ijeVgiM wi'li glowing account of the linppi 4. iid prosperity of the colony, of Liberia.',, Of i ii he says, " Peop'e ar0 industrious and 7vering in their attempts to pain a comforta- ieliliuod, temperate and economical their .'blUi ind OPpear trl be really enjoying life." V"jrt jga declaratiori as to the ultimate objects of y Colotiitn c'0,'t esfi words: It con. ,atethe entire amiihiUtion of slavery in Ante r. ind the christianizing; of Africa." We copy the letter as published in the Christian States. n' nd hav aoardied ia-ain.fir ffny-orree m L he editor of the declaintion thus made Lf)r, Goheen. Vet fhe same papeif contain, minutes of .tiTAnnual Meeting ofthe. Amen '., CJoniEKtirtn Society, with tho lion C. F. Mcr- w jo the chair, and the Holi.JJcwiry- AWine swi Mr. Garland among tile cakers. The for l,,r (Mr. . Wftc) moved, J "That the canse of colonization should bo here. ; Ii, l ;ttcd t on JUT, w heretofore irrotrf ratflrr 1 h e x a mpte "bit Ubolition, the declared antagonist and enemy ot Colonization) guarded jealously from all union, as-; 'acislion or contact with the party polities of the ', country ; and that web' union, 'association' or con Vict, in " f,,rm or ,0 Bny etcn' wnu'i be pollu. lion to it character and death to its hopes of do '.oggood as a cause of humanity, civilization, phi. jiolbropy and patriotism," ;'.,'-. I And the latter (Mr. Garland) moved, ''', That while this Society i an objoct of violent stuck from opposite portions of the IJnion, and by Itnefl of the most Apposite and host ile sentiments, it in tb duty of those who regard it as safe for the ! Coion, benevolent toward our ..whole ...colored pop Station, and franghtf with blessings riiestimnblo to 'Africa, to unite their counsels their devotions and their prayers to, gtveta its operations ten-fold en .ttff and nieces. .r'v;;', - How shall we reconcile ur. Unheen, Mr. Wise, od Mr. Garland T And if they; cannot be j-ccon- foiled, and the Dr. takes upon himself to affirm iirmrc ihsn he is authorised, or the I ruth warrants tat4liUdjj-uf4l jChristmn Statesman set him rrght. While things m iotis-position, we no more dare advocatathe Col'niifilion Society than Abolitionists. " ''. ' Bullet Dr.: Goheen's letter. :: We have noticed jiltsiefly Tor the purpose of presenting the follow iaf extract,".-7 .-.' - . j Since myTe8ideneB in :AfriVarniy:'eyes"linve .heea compelled to view things diflbrently to what tier diin'Atmmft- 11ahri?fiH-T?rtrieaw Wtlaveholding State, ! j.uLt.l:n c. i. I i . i-.i I ,1 "anurtiiy wui'iii id iwf. ttmrii tk mntl whn hrlft nil! Pea aa ii mnnutnr n,ron jT " --- ;lv human, and at all times to regard lhosflj enuaced aar holding slaves, as participating in crime of jtbe deepest dyej and; ''"nolwtttslandinir.liaerw- aided is one, and travelled in several slave- States, and never beheld the shade of a shadow of an at- impt at the cruelties snid to be practised fdaiM ,lff.lUjwft H i!. ,waaJmpoiaiUila.ibc-jBao jwercom sariy prejudices, or to ueiicye any tning im iiiiii m BiHrnry as mere practised, was me greatest evil in the Stales, or in the world, which 1 ww very much doubt. 1 Tbat slavery as it ex . iiti in some parts of the universe, is nn evil unpar : rn(W hyjijyjnthcr;?s tnost triiu: but 4hat-4t is .kordened in the United States, with nil the cruel , jand Wrbarities that tho race is subject to, is jttrj far from, the fact. , ,v ' i -; ; . , . J "Slavery in. tho United States, in its worst form .srdnodeuhe lash, is not as bad as slavery in Af j rica io the mildest form. It ia a well known truth j Westw-rriearililieitiOThtT ; popuTatkm are in a statu of slavery A The females l.wat an eariy ego, to be, when they grow 1, wives or beasts of bnrden as their proprietors sav mm;, rr.i -. V J. '., . -4 ay rKjnire.. If thLmaii Un 'nrff ti,t tl.unu' &w woutif they ever get into the lorcign slavedeal- f??i9l. M-Jn vishingrtho cotmtry l Not- Byf ana tearing them rrora Iheir imbitatiotis tag the coast T No. Nor yet by hunting tliem mb place to place with dogs ; but they are. obtain f"m ihe kings of the countrVr-AvW send and '"" from the far interior, "in droves, and sell cattle to the highest bidder. They art il ..yiM ny tiiivnut .i ilia ! hiskey. Oirr coast is thickly Mettled by -- ..-.,u,cu ,,, ,c interior in ine .siave na no dwell secure, frmrminfestalioa by the ! they are not stolen Rod gnthorcd promiscu- c--L '.ne.Ti Br,d any miansj nor nro they de Inptr nmrfy when they are forced to leave 2 itiores-they only change masters. Slaves yn mch they had been to the "inoet savage who inflict upon them the.severtst punish, """i nc feel free ljii . J 'be funeral pile, at pleasure. ', Slavery in tho ? n?u,K,L Pww,1,,y be as great nn eviT as it i i here thousand hear the word of God, and JreTv51 y cwnverled 1 Christian faith j A hitherto, they have had no such opportunities, , , ir - "mini uim UIJU IS DIKHIl IO OVUj- a? ojostfu 32.? M ho m Jo8ep'8 ?lavery in E 'ereby bring about a great and lasting blessing . - holetouQtrf have lieard men who taken from tliircruintry jb elave"sl.ins, ij-fMj by the Colonization' Socir-ijr.'bross GM T,!ever "'CV Were boualit h ll lUwr ,u rut. areiJi11 S,,,t0 where they beard the. gospel- BrnxlTt' . ma ueir dark understandings lllu T by D.vine grace. 7TJ -'jZ m nnenci m;ijr s iv iur cruet airo- ,ra "I10" be colored man in the South are ft-aT T -,U "y Coim,ry bul if,,,c.v iH nly k.. . .r:d a"d uller themselves to fall' 'into the till " ""''S! fc'Wgjot4auitt'iJ Kaad-maii thuy I i, 1,rw'iico"to their sorrow puiiislnnents equal- Mmn M nay n R thousand degree more r""" than an 1 u ... : : . !.... ik. m Planters." Colored men mav also talk of 6y'-h wmrn My eustnin, ot the privations Iledu,rn,nd of lhu il,fur,,,r runk they recom. fnifUi 'n B"!'ie,J'l,d point the listener to the P watmn that they occupy in "the public . mconaequenceW some, of their brethren be. ""o in the South when it had not been for Va,?"! ,"i, d,9erving practice," they them H i a rW in et'9,e,c t ) bo P'W ChtT 1 n p,rC8tB wi,h housniid if un uJ0!? ! ho '"lmb,t lhem." 'whed ni when , pi finrt dawned upm them. The v would be I WriU. ' Bl4e 01 waves, used as beast jf . QOdftiMt ,1 I... " - , . . . ' uld 11 Umvt riabl to decapitation ; they uJV ,i'l'out any knowled.-e of a God nr. iiter, an4 suffering all the barlaiitic of a aa v- 5"d lr 1 ' lMy w,th,Mlt ny knowledge of a wroreihc - i"r,f-nii.r iiAi-atiu. r it .. m .1; . ., ....,-, in, ,c ci -11 llll'IB v "'arts ofj!tice by an tnterjircter, t vi!i:it ,, -mt , them (l:'"r ,, il lM-y nn:! th i wruir ihur rrro na'i ui:i kill i:,. o.. t tiny, nil and-nil ml. nml tlmi n t- rtnl. Kuril are the privileges ami I'lij-.vmi't.is fmui which they nre torn, w hen i ,l(i to hlavors, ami lorcml to leave Ihi'irhnppy homes mid peaceful country" for a lift; of s!avry, with Christian piivilejjrs, in another hemisphere. - : , Extract from the Corrctpondence of the Cmr, if- F.nq. ' Paris," Dec. 13, 1935. ' There is no recent news from Circassia. We know however, that thefhdvantnge latdy claimed by the Russiaiia to have been gained in tlint quarter, cost them dearlv No further ; particulars ofalie insurrection in Georgia have roached us." Russia is -said to be- a hot-bed of conspiracies. 1 J3ome ,bjindroda,of new-arrests hnve taken phicd there ; but those may or may not have been "W .tived by correct information.- A strange'rumor :, ti in circulation that Louis Najnileon llonnparto . will be offered the hand of tho Grand I)nichP 01go.Jhis would-complete the eccentricities of tne tzar. - ; :" , ' , ';: i Tho Catholic question in Prussia is still causing mneh uneaintws jo the government. " -The--iMftiemitioTr-of IhdomaTluliteTTirtn i rrnuii mi. Austrian, i now complete. , Of the stato of Sjmin it is dangerous to speak ; because of the ever va rying incidents occunring !' there. TA ew cabinet .has been establiahed, but -being of the Nnilk acnat sort, irnot likely to le long lived. The revolt at Seville is at ah end, but that government W not a whit butter ' ofE Esparte- - ro is said at length to have resigned the command of the army of the north, but it is doubted. Car. , .IUtsand Christines ahke continuo to liitclie'r the prisoners by scores. Doii Carlos is hourly receiv ing remittances of. money via Sardinia, (snid lo come from Kussia) but his arrival in Madrid does not appear much more likolyNhan it was on this day last year, when wagers were laid that he would be in the capital before Christmas.' Death i making sad havoc among (he-remains iof the Grand Annyv Within these 8 days Gcne1 ral Brack has been struck by apopleiy) General Cessie dej Bressoles' (one of the commissinnes charged with delivering up the Duchess of Angoii Iem in tti Austrian, in 170.1 i fc.- C.-.A ' Austrian by Pichegru) has paid the dlebt of imture. T--Among the remerkable persons lately deceased, has been the Duke de Choiseul. lie was a faith ful adherent of the unfortunate Louis XVI. and was charged with the management of his escnpe lo Varennes. He subsequently fell into the power of the Republicans, and escaped from' Dunkirk in in" American vessel, purchased and seut thither, for re- turned to Franco bv nernitssinn nf N'mwlmn. luil - i . . ., .., tiijii.jji.u, iivciiuciui.!,, in me coiisjJiro .y iioi- cau, against him. lie was imprisoned for that of- tence, and remained in confinement during 5 years - U;i tTie reorntion, favors were showered on him liy Louis-XVlII., yet be Lecameso notorious for nif liberalism under Charles X., as to be named as was Gerard one of nn imaginarv Provisional G overn mc n t. cicatiLoiLtha. J' mkm mf -nC dnhr raYs"'of July, to susrsest to the insuronta that their proceedings were directed by' great persons. He ultimately became aprime favorite of King Louii Philip, who as thp children aay ' would give bis eyes " for a'cormexion with thq. Anclenne l obi is tlW' UhallJUiippaWersatilitjr.Jie " was, however honest and sine ire for the time in all his professions - Another rn nber of the Natimial , Convention Mr. Pinel is also lately deceased. '... The number ol members of that body who survive, ia not known but among- them ia rmv of whom you have often beard 'arrere, "' : j - .The projected (-staUishmenl if steam' enmriiuru' . . cation by powerful vessels, between. Bordeauxind ISew"T6rk, is olntut lo bo sincerely undertaken. A mce,,n Mia " lormjajkeia ekice. af ft hrc1ic"ranreiiiit iho mfwt inmifniinl emce, at" rhiciniereTreseiit the-most influential of llj resident merchauisVaoJsTwliicli resolutions vre pmwrrf -which-phiTe beyontf dotltitThaTti ,"eAT)r pant Will' 1" ITirmea 'with lliat Kbjrt.lliihrrto low the example of Htistol and Liverpool in that ' resect( but she must, or forfeit the greater part of the advantage arising from the departure and ,!rrivaJ of passenger, who will naturally adopt the most expeditious mean of penorrtiing the journey across the Atlantic '.. ' ' , - " '"'Trado is tioncitcr tliao at the date of mv last. 111 fact Lucver knew ! of hqsthr-irt Vlliil near approach of the Jour de VAn (New ' Year's day) than at the present moment.. The ' 'winter fashions are not decidedly pronounced yet 'except ffaci tehct mantUt or hkatrlt trimmed v with fbr, lace or fringe, according to the mean of v the purehaser (which are the rage) there is snid , to be btllc demand at the houses of the great Mo dwtw. 'C'. v:'---. -':' ' v r , ' , lliSS.''-, Diaholical Outrage. On Monday evening about six o'clock, as Mr. John Ueese, an assistant engi- peer in tho Fire Department, and one of its most - valuable uienibeis was going to his residence io , Chrjstie street, he was met at the corner of Walk er and Christie streets by a tall man, wrapped up . -iu a-cloalr, who, willtout any previous warnrngv gashed in Mr. K's face a quantity of vitriol, and : ifnmediately ran oIL-ftlt- K. iiill to the ground al- most di-ad with the Inteftse egopyjcBUied. by Uhe '. burning of the vitriol, and his cries Jbro jhJ sonje. pt-rsoiis in ins RSNiHancet wno conveyed mm io ins . . home, where n;edical assistance was promptly pro cured, and tho, sufferings of the unfortunate man wont rliesrf fr . ro.iM tw, Hnn. -' It. .-ill howcnr, we regret lanoy, lose both hUyeS) and Will, II' he fiUfVlVrjMj'Le disfigured forever. ' : .Tho far, ho cluo has been found by which the perpetrator of this infamous outrage can t frrret ed out ; ImtH some of our most netio police ofTiAJJ' t!il!ili-'' , erriiw-twrTtner1mnir ' w "nwy re joog be broul.t. to to be honed that he justice. 1 ho magis trates have determined upon every Hfctrt to ac- compliifh this object, jstid. at Ihcii request we." ask of any dniggisl who lias recently sold vitriol, un der suspicious circumstances, to call at the plic ofTice, and make known the facl's. V Mr. Reese,' who is a married man, and has a young family, is now lying ina most precarious ; situation ( but if the warm wishes of all his friends , could avail him, he would soon be among them agaiti. -V." Y. Courier fj Enquirer, . - , Z)id If you ak tho. French profcasora what - is the best nbsle of curing diseaso, they will an- ror"you like the Greek -orator, when it was in " quired what was (he first essentia! in eloquence i lie answered actum t and what tlie second I action; anq what llio llnra J tenon. -.ao wouia me pnysi -f ians of Paris, if it were inquired what was the irst requisitfl in curing disease, they: would an swer, diet : and the awond did ; and the third Aid. : V '.";,.'; v. -'..' ';'.", THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thuhsdav Kve.mno, January 31, 1 83!.' FAYKTTKVILLB .AND 'WESTERN RAIL ROAD. . It is now generally known to the friends of this schornc, that the Legislature, at its' late Session, passed a hill granting more liberal aid on the part of the State, for it prosecution, than .that previously yct ended j in this action they my not Jayjono laraa tljeu tends or Uiei'easitreliad hoped and expected, yet, under the circumstances, we think, the coricegioiw are liberal, es pecislly when we recollect that this; of all the schemes proposed, was the only one (hat found a degree of favor 1 in their sight. Whether its friends are satisfied, or dis appointed is not now the qnenion ; the aetioo is pnssed, and liberai or not, it is perhaps, as favorable aa any fu ture cue will be.; the point to be decided is, will those wr ptiiveipslly tntereM&d hr Its JUCCess avaiTTIieiiw selves of. this aid to accomplish the work. ' The first question naturally occurring is, can it be done with such assistance! We answer confidently that it can, if it is entered upon with the right spirit; for what insur mountable obstacle opposes Del us look at a plain state ment and see how t'.ie case stands. ! The bill passed provides for a subscription on the part of the State, of three-fifths of the capital stock, so soon aa two-fifths, shall he taken by individuals f scording to an estimate, mada by Maj. McNeill, a road, with a single track, may be constructed from Fayettevilie to some point on the Yadkin above the Narrows, for$l,- 'iVI.IHX); taking this then, as the cost, a subscription of two.fifthsc iJm()0,00() is required from individuals to secure the remaining three-firttij or $750,000 from the Slate, to b&.paid an Important feature in equal in stalments with individual stock. And now, can it be possible that this vitally important measure shall be de layed or defeated for the want of such an amount as $500,0001 The rich valley of the Yadkin and Cat aw. wlu 111 lM r"Blon 0jsnt-even Without CTOWIU-Cr- vHfeind Wilmington unable to raise tho sum of itioOO,- OOOfAVe will notyeTehterUin so humifiatmjr adoubt; humiliating we, should rather say insulting, for so it would be considered, if asserted abroad. No man can doubt th abiliiy of the country to raise this siim, and still less can anyone doubt the absolute nffcessilv of doinff anmethlna' to resuscitar the dccll Jnmg lire or trade and biAiness cjf BinblllDTdomwa'r lendeneyTof things; but of what avail to it .to perceive and not aot! every on fle sires to see projoct of Internal Improvement going for ward; but if we fold bur arms and consider, and defer and wish forever, we shall hardly realise the objects winch can be attained only by exertion. There is now, n longer snyexcuse ( delay, the State has proffered her aid to ibster the work, and the people, of the West e?peciajjyirc cnllftd upon to "M forward and answer Uig appeal which is made to their public spirit, patriotism, and interest 'All Wailt, 200 casks lime, 200 bags collee, sugar, molss.es, i- !. . -1 a . . -l . c 1 drv soods. &.C- &.c. for sundrv persons here and in the cit yetMare interested in tie nintter ; th accomplish mnt of this scheme will ensure to the farmer, many advantages, in the increased value of landed property, the- saving "fcrJiiinc, labor and exposure -h- lh cilities It will sftotd for getting to market; to tlie metchsnt, and the mechanic a revival of business, and increase of profit consequent upon ijhe fresh impulse which will be given to trade, when the tide of emigra tion, which- te flatly hrtpwHimg-trr' Btt checked, and we" shall no longer s-'e many of our, most enterpriTH aiid warllhy eifiMnsdMrtmg their homes, to seek 4Mw--ones, in a -regron free frwi thajtnfluence which has retarded the advancement of ftorlh Carolina, 1rii i)i Kiu-- - -"-"-" Let no man tlitfn, withhold hi io, but determine to ' .; ..v mnllof ky-ktsj ama 1 1 lit ainrv-tf in! if Km" taa kl 4s Hibss Kirt Another reason w would not forget to mention lu favor of this work, i the progress which we mt ma king all around us, in the manufacturing intcrect,'thi ought to set as a powerful incentive in pushing forward ' j all schemes of Internal loijwvemciit. W do hope that the peepje will go to work io earn- csU ro w asida ihat vauiu -fearfu Imtsa-wh ietr is ' content to forego all the probable, if not certain ad van. U jes of a scheme such as this, and sink still lower eve ry year, rather ihsn riek tlie iovestment of a part of their moans in a way which promise not . only to be profitable in itself, but which will mske .a tenfold re turn iu enhancing the value of all the balance of their property. .' " V " 1 . It ia wall to bear in mind on thing, that delay only begets dunger, and is in 00 wise salutary ; lha longer il i deferred to commence, the longer it will be before the advantages can be realised, and as our neighbors are rgt waiting with us, there is the more need f r our keeping pace with their progress, otherwise we may find ourselves so far behind, ss lo make it difficult mattci to overtake ibeot when we do start. . - CONGRESS. The bill for graduating and reducing the price ofthe public lands, which passed the Senate after much de bate earn up int he! louse on the 22d; afi3 on" motion to refer to a Committee, was laid on the table ; the next day a inotiou being made to reconsider the vole, the "mm: V mere, iriltTrorabilily to i rest in a Torig sleenV The memorial of tlis Lcc,,)atUfe. 0f this Stale ro- questing our .representatives to use iheir exertions for procuring an appropriation to' re-open the outlet' at iiJoolii motion referred to tho Committee on Ctmnnerce. , , . - -, ' ; , " , The Cumberland Road bill has pissed the Senate, anOvfu lhe nous was referred to the Couuhitto of tlie Whole, on the Slate of the Union. "' From the extract of proceedings, which we give, il will be seen that the Senate lias been engaged in the consideration of a bill lo prevent duelling in the trie! ot Columbia, and fbr the punishment thereof, also ot a set of Resolutions introduced hj'Mr. TaUmadgi, proposing amendments to the Constitution of U. S., limiting ihe term of the Presidential Office to four years, and providing fiir the sppointment of the Secre tiry of the Treasury, Treasurer, and Postmaster Gene ral, by Congress ; and that no member of Congress shnjl te appointed to any olTice under the General Go vernment, in lert than two year alter the expiration ot njg representat ntative t i term of service. , Ry tbo Houston "Telegraph", of January 5th, we ee that a bill was bcfoi the Congress pf Texas to sup. I! pfew th prsc'Jce of duelline. . A motion made for its J r.'jeution was negatived by voro of S3, to ft. ' t AM) ( :.i.v.:.:i l. ; 'I';. i' 1. 1' ' i l,;, hf j;r..uu.l un Vi:- r. n.l, in V. c r licr ollhij cisy, on V thn-r-lny bxt, Iml wi.on inl where they will hull, o s i e not s.Nmm 1. It is, lt)W-evi-r nut dfsiiii.-.l lu puh i hi work very fur nt pn. ent thisk-ing intomled oitly ia hf-punui;'. A hrt'iilli sprit Wil no doubt be given. . But ht frietnls oflhc pii terpriae are ssnguincof ultimate success. -Microcosm. Ma. Weiwtkb Iihu b;cn ro-elected to the U. S. Se nate, by the legislature of Mnp.sflcliuiUs, Tho North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church commenced its Session i this place on yesterday. ' ' " ,' , . Mr. Wili.ums, of Maine, has been re-elected llni tcd Sutcs Senator' from ihat State. Messrs. E 'Itoss : I cut the following communica tion from a Georgia paper, which wn banded lo me, may I ask the favour ol you to transfer to your columns, and oblige a fncud. .1 For the Whiff. s' '.! , J At"0, Ga., Jan..l4. . " Mr. Editor: The following! lines were extracted rfrom a- fj((tys Album."As""lhey"'my lie imusinir to sooieVand beneficial to others, you will confer a (avor by inserting ihein in your columns, : , -' , When lovely woman sloops to fashion,i ...- i ' . Whicli nature (says slie should not do, ' ' ' What charms can soothe this spirit dashing, . -And make her walk erect and trdo. ' , , The bnly art she tan discover,., ' ' On'Shich she aafelf may depend, To glad the heart of every lover, v , Is to forsake the Grecian Ikvd. - ' Signed ':-'" '" " - . : ...... . A FRIEND TO THE FAIR SIX Editott Correspondence; ' ' , Favcttivill, January 20, 1830. Since writing you on the 19lh, flaxseed has declined ; . sales have been made as low aa t 25 to 1 40 this WMk : flour is conuns in plentv and ia dull at 0 25 a fl 75 a 7 25 : pork Gl a 7i. 'Iliere has been consido- I.Ib tohacco in market and sold at 8 a 81 for paused, and $ f a 71 for refused j corn, 85 a 00 ; oau 50 ; wheat ii 25 a 1 30. Ot cotton there has been about 350 bales sold here thiwec!f, at prices varying from 11 to : cents a extreme prices 5 sales, to-day ot a tsir good rtklc at the latter orice: euasrD a lit coffee 12a l:U i molasses. New Orleans, hhd. '42 a 45 ; da Cuba, 37 a 40; salt, per sack, td73 3 OOjiron, Swcdo, 0 a 6; dfl. rolled 5 a 6j. Some real estate sold al . auction to-day, a ewner lot near the market, 30 feel front, extending 60 in rear for $1575 also, another corner lot, directly south-east of the market-house, 89 . feel front extending 00 in rear, with warehouso.im at, for $3)23. Real estate is looking up in aitticipaium ol ii Rail RtL Tiiejiboye.WLWJaliaaiDbiM r out tliebtnldinffa on thorn. .We do hope lhotimehas tome when the people of North Carol ina,w ill take hold f thn Rail Road in iood earnest, and instead of talk imr an lontrcr act oh the aubject at once. VVe look mt ii A woll her Dart in thii entororiza. - Otlth. steamer Henrietta. Cant Rush, with boot PosUBov in tow, whh 400 neks salt, l.'ift hoimhoaJs molasses. 00 barels Rum, 50 barrels ho- .' tstoos, 50 caeks lime, Dry Goods, iron, 6m., for tuci - Mun, Brrirrrr lhin evciiiiiB"StMmfHcTrfirTf boats Nelson and Dilipenca Jnyuig about 1,(K0 ciiania nru. -witti 1 sacks drv goods, &.C., for sundry persons here and in the interior; among which we notice 11. iluicon.o, km Montague, C. Coble, Michael Brown, Stockton & Hug gin, and oilier, i, , iprtefl,-janiisryiyja,"tcmrmisnneti naving flaxseed, flour, .eottdh, tobacco, feathers, wheat, Ac, fbr merhnUi b this place Alaa on 21th. boat Post-Bo with about 75 casks fhxseed, 325 barrela flour, 100 bules. cotton, wheat, beeswax, tobacco, &e. j shipped by merchants. Jiere, "tHiir' river is In fine boating order. 1 ' "'.'".. .' ' Ftim the GreenvTHe'Mountdtneer, Jan. f 1. Death of Gen. Bull, of AMykJPiiz "tlhis geniiemaa nas pKurreflao Ji; diHtresain to bis many warm T- '- , . '. . . . - - friends.-and imockinirin 'the comniuiiity" in wfutb l2?tltJilnf stances evidently prove, by some of hisowri negroes. The following statement is takm from a letter writ V ten by R gentlemon resident in the heig'ibuibood of llio dec ua sod I : f - - "- : ; ' " The murder appears to, bava been, committed under these circumstances : - At the time of jiis rdeath; Ce1!dltTiSJ n6versoer7 ss a conso queiice, had to give particular personal jupervk sion to his plantation aflair. After supper, on the night of lb 27th ult., he walked lo his negro quar. ter, -nife from his dwelling house.- On his re turn, about three hundred yard from hi house be was attacked and murdered by two of hi own young follows, who wore lying in wait for litm. They called a negro (Dick) to bring his horse to the gate, and then carried the body a quarter of a niilo up the road, and above tho house. They put . the rightfti in the left etirrupand then frightened the horse, which ran about 40 yards before the stir rup broke. - The body f"M'd about 8 o'clock the next morning, wiib the sti.rrup on the loft fool, and with the appearance of being dragged thdis. tance I have, mentioned. The borne waa found in the cow-pen, with the saddle on, and the left stir- run gooe,. J: . 1. x.J... ...... Phis was all contrived to make the impression that Gen. Bull had been thrown by hi horse, his foot hung in the stirrup, and that ho was thus killed "budheecliemesof villain! r eldom perfecl.--" TrVii 'ver cVrcunwlance prove lha' W.rrdeT instead of an. accidental death. A puddle of blood was where the General was killed, and blood traced all u. .v in wliera tho body was discovered. All lha wounds were inflicted on Pi neaa,ana appear I., bave been made bv six blow with a hard, liea- vy stick. Tba skull was tractured in two places. v;..i.i .s ik nf0roes aro now in jail. Three are upuoejlrojnne-?ircum guilty. The trial is delayed io give every oppor i.uiiiv tn disnoVer all that is possible." This extract briefly detail tha circumstances of " 1 .. a i . til 1 this horriVo tnurdcr? trie news oi wnicnwui onng an-nish to tho heart of many throughout the Slate, of which the deceased has boon distinguished citi .mi. holding a hich tank for hi Ulont, bis patrt otic spirit, his strict howsty oT character; firmness nlirlinD couratferaiiJ hi ardent, uusworving itlinn lo hi friend. Among them hi place cannot be filled with one equal in genuine wit and ocial qualities. His nearest sorrowing relative Us a brother, living in Abbeville District, r , ...'.".-' SUPERIOR COURTS, j , It Arrd'igementiof tht Spring. Edeoton, . . Paunder, Newborn,. , . P'ckr . , Ualeighi " . ' . Daily, -Wlnngtdfl, ... Pearson, 9 . Salisbury Moiintbina,,- ' IIIUKUOrOUl!M. . - - Nash, Toonitr. V ii ; Tin c'.;ui j 11;; , Kill'.'! (Ill ti.-in ti mi !"!! .1 f, , j - ' , i;c:iri-i! r' nimliHun i!ii'fiiviii;f luiui i v n ;. . ,., . iti'Hi.irliH tm tin' ciiUiviiSinii 1 1' t' -j t; !: . 1 1 1 ; Mini on culture. Some si'i'nin.t ( tin- . lion. More of the introduction of tho mo; ha mm. Ii. R. mail fli-ltl-uoti. No. Ill Answer 10 " i'ni;. , -nn." Hi-mnrks on mulberry ami Si'.k-ciiM'iro. '! ; ninrl iiniiciitor. To suli.-ci-ihcr.iniiJthi!. puhiic I.. . Istivo aid to agriculture, No. 3. Smith fund. Com merciahrep .rt. Crops on 'the F-istern .Shore of M ,ry. land. To correhHinJents and contributors. New v ,n ditions of tko Fanners' Register. ..Vfcfions. Oranjre gruvca of Florida. CIini.it. of liOUisiana. hecrot tor uiakinir new and excellent wine. The immense cliimnev built at Carlisle. The milk-stckneM, and the Ma uj-aoftho WchI. In quiries ami remsrks on manures. Sea-ware, nmr.-h. tnud&c. Si-wed, mam)re,-t-liiiroKM!ii,uiis by marsh -mud, 61c, on Kinwrson s PomL Aerif uliuml show and premiums ofthe Agntultural Society of lloek- oriuee. 1 he snowowl. An alliirator in New Voik. On the part which the soil acts in the proces-ef-.ve tation. Tim system of plunder, produced by the system ' of irresponsible banking. Statement of the cultuieauf! product of I lot, through a scries of years. Hem leh nushsndry. IStue mud. I ho mulfierry, silk, A c Don't forget to linm.f-Poor Richard's Almanac Fann ing a nl busincsa habitaof StoHWn Gtrani. Lime, its application, ito. Early sown grain has loss straw, ciui- wicw IV tiivinni, vunil invc. (rani .f iUCfc. . Eggs and poultry. Utility1 of the British county agri cultural reports. Ontheuseofsoapcrs'wrtxteashcjas manure.. -Can the culture of tobacco be dixnenied with ur eastern virimai l'reparation 01 metallic candle wick. Extract from the address to the Agricultural Society of Fredericksburg. U-U..li.JJ!W!l HJH 1.. ..!.! Jl. !'l . .. ....! ' , .7 UNITED IN VVKDLOCK, In this Colintv. on tba 27th iiiMt.. hv John Prnlev. Esn., Mr. THOMAS DKNT.to Miss 8ARAI1 UN- STER, daughter of Mr. Humphrey Linster. - in r syetteville, by the Ke. Huxton, JN( W. HUSKrl, E., Attoniey at Law, to Miss ANNE&S DOBI11N, daughter of tho late John M. Dobbin, lq. ; DEPARTED, THIS LIFE; " '" ' ' AilOTHKR RlVOLVTIOIU&t SoLOIBR GofiB t : In thi County, en the 19ih instant, Mr.1 JAMES HOUSTON, aged 88 years.: i Mr. H. Was born in Adams county, Pennsylvsnis, 00 me to North Carolina in the year 1701, settled in Rowan county, and ha been a citizen of tne same for? 77 years. He was a soldier of the Revolutionary Wur; and for 50 years a consi-denl member of the Presbyte. rian Church. Cnnnnunicofrd. ... In Ij'ncoln county, on WedrioMlny Hie 9th inst; Mr. JOHN ERVIN, formerly of this County, alter short illness, which he bore with Christian firtituile. Mr. Erwin left a wife and four small children to lament their irreparable loss, . ;-..".'' Ileatl Quartern OKU 3wkL. , 18:i!i. 1 r ' 't. 'BAUmut, an. 30 ,:.:,'-ATTETioN::j'i:' ; COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF G4tu REC.T. YOU are hereby commanded to Parade' at the Court-House, in the Town of Salisbury, on Saturday th 0th March, at' .,: hJ 11 O clock, A. M.( to Ljroce.;l by bnlM ta...,. - fvtBtcrri Mst'GenoraCf r the 4tl Division . ?VJ of North Carolina Militia, to uppty nhe lv, I ib vacancy occasioned oy ina renignnuoa 01 " Tho. G. pulk. . ' '. ' R. ' W. l A)NG, Col tVmmandsnt, " , 01th Regiment N.Cl Militia. ( . , - January 31, 18!n Ctra .'SM.ISIIUHV OUAIll). "rOC are hereby commanded to JL arada in ihe Town of Selifc.. bury on Friday, the 22od of Fib ruary t, ouipp.Ml in the mn fbrm of tho Compory, for the pur pose of Drill. -J "Any "prson3eTrous of joininj the Company can have an oj'pof Wity ofJonig-JW un lhat day. , J Tlu ler nf KilisburyJanusry 30, 19oU" if r'piIE PrinlinIitablishniriif of the Milton SpecUtor a w oiicrou lor aiie on ac('oinriixiauiij ii.tiii. . hi prctcl prtnler wkh snnll tsniily, the sitintmn isa vers domrable one. Professional '..and othor engnge- 4wnU, dn4Hlingt preenlttho uole of my .tuns, alone prevent me rtom again assuming me iiuonai chair, which, with-soma exceptions, has been to me a source of pleasure and profit. There is, perhaps, no village in th Btate thai ikm.is ouv oeiwr muucciucuis for n establishment of the kind. .,. . A , , " .... . .. W.J. I'AL.V.l.U. Milton, N.CW January 21, 18C9. ; . CLARKE'S Commentary, in four Volumes, date.i, Iftli mi Wau-ou'a Dictionarv, in two v- 'oi,,, ,, same date, came by a stage from Salisbury, directed o my care, three or Bv yeara since s.nu dooks nst e nm been called fbr. v RUFUS RLI D. Moum Myurne, Iredell Co, N. C I 4t January 31, ls30. " S THIS day the Copartnerdliip of Wheeler Si Burns dialved bv tlie consent of. parties all per. . aonslndebted to the Firm will make payment as soon as possible iernr-f. -Ta Ap-.lI.eoaryKjp win be under mo control mi . . t whom due Uentioo wui m.k , . nn - Salibu7j 3d December, ISW. j if c.B.&,c.it.iviiv.r.Lr.n, HAVING entered iui CopRrii llio Drnceift bu-mcFS, Inks P u ' in :' t ....,..,Im tn ihe citizens e ii' .MIUUIIW".. . , Ihev will' keep constantly on liim a " ' ami general """ " ', v...,r 'VtJuucu. lyiaatt. Sinrttt, I f IVinri, &e., together w it h a splendid a.rt- ! j.i nf firnes articles all of winch th7 wj gV-ll a cheap if not cheaper, ihsn any other Drugaists or Merchant in the hiate ' N B. All oracrs irom - is givenwill bo promptly attended ta - "Voiirlh and .1.11 a!U THE undersigned ig ain apnesl to tliwe i.uk-btcd to i n on account of the vVesteru Csrol.nian in way. to eomo forward snd pay. U 'u,u1lh tTouforbim towsil 01 be puuffsnv longer : h.s nes. irr pressing: he his waited years, with a pies msn.W lortlie? indulgence other than i the .w Kcannot b. given, settlement .is no prfctit or ensuing montli. -" AM , - Jan. 3, IsaO. ' ' : . . ' . u , ' i.J.. a"- mt -
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 31, 1839, edition 1
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