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rHE POWKRS ?OT I'lELKGeTFO TO THK rlTF.I) TtTfc HV TUB CONSTITUTION, WO PROHIBITED BY IT TO Tn T tTRS, ARC BRSKRVF.D TO TUB 81 tlT. RPUPBCTKRtT, OH TO TftB PBOPIH. Amendment to f CfiWtitUtion, Articlt'X,-
'Summer 1 o Yokmc 2Y.j
SALISBURY, IV. CL, DECEMBER 18T1840.
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ifVll. ima l'IT ' ruun-.-iutuii
, ,aV tfw-m!mi-d until ail rnnnire are paid,
i th. ikriitfinn fttirt t IlA frttl
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mu coiisiHcuuMfiy ind correctly
ur. -nt 3-w ems, or nfietn unri
,re the end of. ilic yesr subscribed for,
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r-'l'"-- - IJ-TCrufc. li'A" 1 "me ii'- "v"" -
.ki ..(' 3.'! per pent, tn.rn the renir P'ICP wm
-r:V la vrtl suWwrs. (FT Artveriiaemeiiu
. :,t f puV.ia;.in. raVt be u.nrltcfl witli Iho num-
.? t-.ir, . they will Ij.ic.oiitiniici'.
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k rnre rt-iitNn, nil I")ts n'l'lrr-wd to in ri-
A FIllvSIl SUPPLY. "
voiisw,,
'',IH, unlcrvtgit(i, AdiiimiMrnlor of the late
. Dih I.' Ahwiu, oficr for twl the vnlunbln
Ee1on(ing lo th V.olate of the deewwed , A Ijon
BulrKl)le poriion rif the collrctim wh nmd by Dr.
Auitin himwlf ' wil much cnr, nH principilly
conwt ot Gold J Stiver, Copper, and iArud Ore,
in ihetr varirwn vtiurl comhinntmns, pelcctfd from
the rhinernl repionm tfhionniry ; 1k.'BkIoi a num.'
mr fd)tirwj from F.urhpo. Scientific gentlemen,
or literary inetitutumi umiirini; to pnrchnM the
whole, or any part of the ,ahn)ct,fan havejhrther
tplicttriorpy
I he collection will be m.lifciu aoon m n reaaonn
Lie prtce may be offered fiir ik
f C, K. WIIF.RLER, Admr.
Salwlwrv, N. C, IW. 4, lVt. f. -
MISCELLANEOUS.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DAVIDSON C.OUXT1
TON A T 11 A N SLICK.
( TRVRI,Limi 81 R4IL ROl. -
anii, but I'd like, to hnyfjlorgot io toll you
RbouF the rad rcwH, that I come here on. Wal,
t went over to Jary City in the ferry boat, and
they tucked mn into a little tort of boi without
any wheelx, and jnnirned chuck full of folks, and
mid that we fthouM be eff in few minits. Wal,
while I rm looking at re'ty little gal with bluo
eyea and the purtyeit tort 'of yalHTr hair that 1 ev
or ot eye on, the bot jiivr tori f a jerk, ami
wliiz r -off w4 "weiil like parched corn off a shovel,
Smash dab, lickety split, e atreaked it through'
. ! the Jaraevi so iwit't that a teller couldn't feel hmi
elf wink. The. treea went ihooting by you like
a troop of Floridny aogen running awny from the
itijinia. The stun walla aeemei as if tlwy had got
scared, and were running rurcs, together. The
hou neomed aa if they had jist took lo dnncinjr
' Nutliing easier it; nutur," tez ha ; " so jump
in, for aco, we're ffttiiJ jilTy.? f ' '.-.v.'
. ' In I got, and offwe wonthke a streak pfehalk,
and it waru't Imq, surb cjioufjll, before we got to
-FbltWnbim,! N ttliTT ciTyi'awMMMii Hie
w iy of atraighi stun walk, all ftcWa 4'pew
pin. A sight of treps area growing along each
siilo of nil tli-?trfets, ind they run nil kinder
checked over the hull Prty as niurm murks oiiMhe
aquares a fk enke of gingerbread.. I had'nt no
Cimft ln see much of the city, but I got aLmy
laws, aru stronger ariiinrni with l)ritii-h ralert
tha,n eitlior the aprwe of justice or thaxfear ot
France. Charlexton Nerevrp. J
ii
MR; now.
r.f-r...!. at t'i" " it'bury V-olK-e
!,ret.t lrm:i ClwirltlinK the following
tV?. tn ht ime-rUi it
Court of Plea and Quarter .Vcwiin, Jiorembtr "WHigst the door yards, and when we come to the
Term, 1910. river, it jil flashed up through the trecscool enough
Gcor-! Miller 1 ' " j tft make yoii fcel'dry, and thai wajnll a' ch-.p
UniirtToYlhc Prolettant fyitcopal mmt MetM.
ditt Episcopal Chvrckt, in ike United State.-
The acting Bishop of thu Protestant Kpisconal
Oiurch, itrUio Diocese of Kentucky, hna writ tea
a letter if siirne'coiisiikralile length to tha Ken
tucky Animal Vonference.of tho Mettiiidisl F'oisco.
.pal I'hurch, in wJiifli h smi-sis t'n propriety of
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Siiddle.bans.alfJ.k a bito, aud.Sot through ji" ' w in i"Y"",u,r'' "'7 ,r,, ",r' " l"
in lime ,ftJ)taaJur..Ibuim3reTilcriJLm4.
tamal porty forms a lying on the Schuylkill river, VhemUo: have own very kind.
,i',K u.,i. Wu bn,..snn W covered over will, i ly reived by the pars under iho Control of tha
rtnr.J.d (mHL and . lonkiniT as cool and areen ! nnaiai vnurcn.
.a . ,.r..mher in Julv. "It ralv made n fed as pretendjo MyN-4,iaJ Meuenger.
7-. ... ,v. j , ! - - V
if I wanted to irit married sndlivo in one on em. i , .
trnm iM i tHtmutarnvn.
. THE MERCER SOLEMNtTIEH.
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Oninars
llnisinx,
Cisnrs.
!rst uunlitv, and
piinctiml ocnlcrs
Wi'.lism Northern S
1 N this cas, it ajjnearihir to the MtUftation of
the Court that the Detemlnnt, VVdlian. N-rihem,
hith abscimded or so conceals himself that te orl
dinary rrocesw of the Law cannot be Irvied poo
him ; It is, therefore, ordered by the Court, that
niihliCBtion be made for an weeks in tha WeslrYn
Ciirolmisn, for the said William Northern .o efl
pr before the Juaticea of otirCuurt of Pleas JgjitynnA mk-iy.id.--r-
could see. Wal, think I, (hey nju.st have
prime race horses to draw all this string of coach, j
ei at this rate, considering they burnt no wheels ,
wjrth awaking on to 'em. I stoml by to we
litem hitch on the team at Jarsev City, hut iho
horses didn't seem lo be nothing worth a mimlinV.
So when I see how consarned fast we was a goingk
I jtst held on to my hair with hotli'liiinds to keep it ; ,
Then the river looked ao awful bright a Ehming ,
up throngh the trees. It raly seemed to inc as il l
I should have liked to ston a liitle while- jist to i Tha cereinonicir atlendir truj re;iHennent rf
crindout a lot of p.vetry there under the banks. the rn au.sof Uent-rnl Mrer yeskrday, lU..a7tit
in i . n ,; ... .i. ,i i...b.iult., were ol a lfu y liiMKumji character, and wert
Wa . nt ast wo not to B timoie; a citv llwl liHjksi - ' V
! i" ii i ', r i participated w by a Iurgt tiu.nrwr i) ciiieeiis aii!
as much like York, as if it had been shelled out nj ,tueHied IhriMi-hout V thoo : .!s
the same pod, only it is a great deal smaller, ana
not i hit mora clean.
By gracious I for if they 3idu't havo lectin sort
of beds in the cars, as they call 'em, so I turned in
and slept purty much nil they way to Washington.
.'EUROPE..- ' ;V
Qarltr.i3twiiat Jth it"JeHv-twlrtfeW fhr
the aeoiMui Monday in February next, and replevy,!
or Jufljfment, pro ronfeo, will be entered ngainst
ot K'rms. , Ihe day, contrary to iliex)- it'i ,;
created hy ine storm ol me My netoru, vra ute;ii',
and highly, favorable for (he purpose.- Al riini
o'clock the firing of a gun in Waliini;toiqM.-iro .
annouitced the removal of ihe reinsins from lhrut"r"
Church, whence they were aoon sficir tken
under the escort of ihe First City 'Primp to Yhe
First Presbyterian Church. More, scci'idint: Kj,.
,Pr5.yii,l.,lt ,WxangetJnts.lh.-4li.-'Wa'Tdc
Iron! ol the pulpit, on either si'to ct wiiich wer
Window to tee how-iitlia.Jjp"i;s;alcoJ.J
it waa as riiuch asJ could do to keep from yelling :
rigVt out. Instead of the horses, they'd hitched!
liable erliRps, all the more interesting for its
VT H'n.t:eand Kemh " iim.ki.iw
:? WS or !!arrifi'Oii:,ment, F. '.wtl!.' Pi!,
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VF).'- IMU and DiHet.-. II"VK-li i vir,, ,..,
i' iJ-.r tVu- Rnr-t 4'mnri:n, Pr--Ut-
C. K. & C. K. M HM.u.t..
mi
FRESH TEAS,
W;nv??:x'ri's. Tolcco, and Ctire,
J-.is received awl Hr sale, at Ihe Hwlis-
tionr Dmsj Store.
?i!?-iry, Nov. M, 1t0.
; l oltou arnt
I FAtnrvi .n..ii bif rm the pohlie tifib7
.nA nnw.sfAr for t, wholen.ite
IsLih Ct tana cf JUi-l -ory. c
wr!l te-trd ami known an K ns im. ri."-
t, fr. tho wishias to pur
yrlUple 0te . a call.-
i:. H. Ai W. 1. " "i"1"1 "
mystery, and from the p-nerol bel.ef.flmU'Meifl'ft.
MtMlkction U . the Plaintiff's debt. Old Ifarry harnessed up than anylhina lc, and , ,"D """f-v.. -b- v- - .
Ti.iI'IUS MOCK r r r .w i .i. .1 i i. i . i i . the conrirmeit schemes ol llie siaicsmen oi r ranco,
em tll AO. wuiv, c, f . v, I ihr lid was ncninir wilh the boxen behind h un ,
. .i l'nnti.nH mu Kikhi i. 1-nr Austria need not be
helter skelter, hurra boya right al ng the road, at o . . ,
i . L i j - named as betna a Power essentially passive in the
Mtl... n..il lU.k.ii. MMlHnir fira nn1 limn, t tinman I
sume, if If bad eni CUe for fodder mei of th, grand dpma, She h ii.vy
.... ' r riCiLr colonics, nuvschemea of foreign conquest,
Dec. 4, 1840.6. Printer's fee ft 5 50.
JSoticc.
of
THE SALISBURY MAHl'FAC-TLKINUCOMPANThavingcom-Mienced
operation, are now prepared
to furnish dealers with Cotton Yarn
WDenhr quality on favorable tern.a.
f J.-RIIQDES BROWNE, Ag't.
Salisbory.'IJee., Si, 14V r,
or of PVnniylvauia, Vii'ainia and New. Jersey,
1 :" TIlV
" Hello t" se I, to the driver. "Hello I you
darn'd black critter; kt rue out, I say. I say,
I paid to go to Philadelphia. You need uot think
vou're going to take me to the infernal regions
quite so easy ; ao jistlnck tracea and let me git
(Hit."
MI LLE4GEVI t,LE-X)T
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LADIES. JMsTL
W Y. have jurt rctTO
. of tha crltraiea .'c-
V .rr: .... . ..f.nna
2 Kia:'!PffiSsSL,WiV:S:
-ST-"TON FAUroHTUii"- wMorit-
I ..imrv. CMJit. aa JWiee t.mt tn
?rrtnry:"i, iiow in full operatioa.
Th"e intimately acquaihted with the Yarn of ibis
Fat.'tory, preli r it to anv monfsctured in Ihe State.
N. B. I wish la procure, about one hundred
Balea of Cotton, first-rate quality,) dolivered at
eitner -one
lb. -
URRAGE.
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I5ale of.lMton, tirst raie quality.; c
; the ab)v Fsctoyv-which I wdlipin,
half for ih other, or at eight cenht per
x - - . '.. .-.e.Vi
-V anted;
LABORERS, tbo miwl of them
Dil.JAMKS(;.WOMAC!i
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TMHiefitmt
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i'if ii ivfVfl trmrMt himself BW
C4 the Tow. SALPl RV, t.-ndHr h.R
o work
Labnve sruuudi -Ulieral waeea witt a lv-
n hv ih Waaliuitflun'Mininjl Cnmpany,ituaied
K,w"i.i.ft nr Tf.iles fui'Lekiiiflt-w. Those
"'"J1 . 'II L f 1
wuhmg tu uniitg ty tne year win no pn-.umrjy
andihosotiuMt atudying their emptojera- TOterest
will coiiiitiand the bigtH'sl wages.
ROSWELL A. KING.
DarWson C.i., Dec. 11, 1840.
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II the VSU.H- brsnchwof his pro-
i- H:i t,eUav9ot tho V"U1 '",'"
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DS.LEANDEUKli.UAN
ot5ae.
By gracious, I might Must aa wj 1 jelleiLlo
than if I hadnn been nouoay ; but oy aru-oy tie
stopped at a little place in Uie Jarseys, where
GiiHTir Bonaparte's brother has got one of the
hansomcst houses that ever I sot eyes on t soj
jumped out- about Ihe quitted, and I went iff to
the driver, and .sea I, "look a bete, Mister j t
want you to git my suddle bags and tat me off.
. . . . . . . . t i I iV If
Id have yon to Know thai i naint soiu my sen to
Old N ick jist yet ; so you need'nt send a hull team,
and an aleaator to set to droiL raft fcfiL-.L taut ta
iga-teP-iiiladelphia.
cause of love, hatred, or dread of. the doings or
aiyings of the obsiinato old crocodile of the Nile,
Mebemet.Aji, gencrol cotton 'merchant, tyrant,
philosopher, conqueroiyTirtuoso.and whatever else
is grand, mean, grotet-que, and contradittory.
Austria has nothing to do with the virtuea or the
vices, the trealneas-ift-the UttU?iei M .Mehemet
iluJJ may. ahaka. hU4Ha.jacka jurni m ttddv
ly they cannot reach ber, nestled quietly m the
bosom of Europe. But Austria baa eomnhiug u
do with Russia. Prussia, and England. With,-the
' fi ir me r khe united in dismeiiiborinff Poland, and
The galleries of the church were filled with lii liei.,
and the lower part by citizens and strangers. 'I he
members of the First City Troop occupied thn
seats immediately in front of the bier. The coflin
was enuhrouded in a large nntiounl Hag surmounted
by a standard of yellow silk, which was earned by
th Amurienn irinM t the battle of Princeton.
Tha ceremonies in the church coinoiunoed by ilm
sinsinz of a hymn, "Our land, O Lord, with
songs of praise," which was followed hy tho read
ing of appropriate portions ot the scriptures, and
an eloquent prayer by the Rev. Albert Bur nee. -
William B. Reed, Esq., then nrnnouucfcd a hiuh.
ly interesting oration upon topics' cnunected with
rtio-occasioniii which lie SpokoXfihe i dent -Tove
of liberty exhibited bv the atinwol .j;txU.MJttJaiU
age'eoTourcoIuiiriI exi(eure, and 'if Hie rie,
progress, and h ippy ternunatinii of our rtv.duiimi.
ary struggle, in which he 'wclt with einj-hMris
upon the individual character of General Meii er,
and upon the various acts ol his lile, maiiites'ing
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French liberty anu r renco iienpousm in mo wars
of the Revolution ; it may bo set down to habit,
" Wal," aez he, sort of ptjzsled : " aa you be n
going to Philadelphia aslist as steam can caifjt
- "tm
. Look .he-lfe ;JitJaTiafcHr'yfr
from Weathersfleld j and I rather guess your mas
ter '11 feel tort of sheepish, whert bo finds that he's
titclied the son of a deacon of the church intid of
a Vnrk dandy ; tn you'd bettor give me my saddle
cises were concluded hy a benediction by the Uevi
Mr. Curnalun. of New Jurney.
therefore, that she ii found a party' in the alliance j . The prnct:stin then moved forward alun the
to settle the ownership of Syria. Neither has 1 denignuied route, somewhat in thu followiig order :
Pruis a any interest in the difTicultx.iii,ite presenjj Muuatud. TriimpHe-rv -'ZZ
Ijh'aJMiLTaU tMmmSTatJUmttfn.
as well be a dispute for the Australian Islands n Tho First Jionp as Iho Escort Proper,
for Syria. It is a question of division of spoils, TheJ5uAhlrewV.ictyTw
-TDWr orlaleVrbl of distribution ri'iti' a banner, reprint, St, Andrew
. .!. 4 tanI fliit oilinmrJ u run i ix. I i n n rt l rl.1.. iSlt ri tf""
baga Besides, I'm a' gittipg ilirei.mmrAV ami
1 1 eifl :u
ii . .
SJ'sbnry. sno ' .,,
Hi u- is in Mr. West's new ar.cn-uu...-
, J. & W. MitrpiiJ
n-, X r rut !"
If.
re iTTC. Dorr.i AS
l3 lll'i . .... -, .
. . Z7Z Ilr. Ahll Smith,) nearly
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M-v.vi Eroi sstorp, pi'""
j-s I V I LL ofler for Sale, on the pretrri8, on
tKm Tlinrwlay, the tlst of January, 184t, iny
IMantatioo, lying in Djidon cvunty, on the Yad..
kin River, above Bruwn'a Ferry, containing 009
Avrt w, pre w ,0 th" best
plantation on the Yadkin River j but Ihoaw wihhiii
to purchase are requested to examine it. -To
suit the convenience of purchaser, 1 will
el! in Tract, of , 3, 4, J, or COO Acres.
,t...- . -KIGIIT
OR TEN UKAD OF CATTLE,
and a number oTother article too tedious to men-
tion.l " .. .---..s--. -.l- ..s
A ii imrttin wuihimr to nurthase cao do so oy
'i r . - .. ... . ,i,
lo the subscriber oeiweeo i"
kind of want a bite of gingerbread and. cheese
Jtst then bia team began to snort fire like all
possessed, and a steam of Brooke come out on his
Mr as if be'wase gitting aful wrathy at what
1 was aayiag , by-amby, the man sea lie,
"eornevjompini.we've 'got steam purty well up,
aod must be a going.',
" But 1 haint no notion of going any further
your way" sex 1 ; " I didn't make no bargain to
ride in a string of go carts wilt) Lutzebub up lor
a team.", '
Why, what on arth are jo.t. talking about,"
sea he $ what do you takejhis ingtne to belwJ
..Jwtbat ilis,"tal, "a Uritter aa wrathy
ia a whirlwind, that cuts, dirt like a streak of
''tmreWwim fin tnSj
iroht Russia would get jfootihg on it, and F ranee,
dresding the overshadowing naval power of the
one," and the exhaustlesa resources, tlio iroo go
vurnment and grasping ambition of tho other, is
nocsssartly in opposition. 1 ranee ci"!djjanju
thing even by having her share in tho division of
The Thistle Sotiety followed, also bearing a
banner representing a Ihistle. Inscription " A.
mo me impune laceml."
Governor Porter, tiovuruor Gilmer, of Virginia,
the Mayor, Recorder, and City Authorities fol
lowed.
J 'r w.i. it ... j iIi.mmI nf before that time it ' liiilituinif.aaiiauort like a "Vwnp earthooslis.
.fHiv III ai". "'"I - . T. I ' . v - .
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Will be olri-reil luf dale as auvemwu "'
i! .-rxc to a puoiip-
... .A - "
ANDREW H0LDSH0U8ER, Sen'r.
fcember 11, 1840. . T
i....". . . ,,1. .k,-c...ri.hnii.in Salisborv,
',1 iLU:5lN8i u--" - i
1 ' .y tirt day a J-r.uary vN
, i . .
. tMwa S8' -
nd ilurty-fiveij
n r...l....Ul.:WH. Ill
. v..,. ,m Lot tola on J J
. . .11 nii year. I
a air! lo " "S? " 1 i 1
1 kfl immtdutnlv. . ..,l.ri
GEORGE I
TO WATCU & CLOCK REPAIRERS.
& pluy a Watch and Clock Re-
Jmirer, to whom he will give con
atant woikand good
The old evil critter bitnsetf half kivered with fire
and arnoko, a dragging tie poor human ciliers to
darnatioo, without giving ua time to ask what he's
about." , V v
WHb; that tliethap ba began To tiaw TiaCriglil"
out, and id he, u you Yankee thick head you,
didu't you never ace an engine afore." -:,
" I guess, I've aeon aa many ingioes as you ever
ages.
None but ihoM of t)er and jii w-n L-all pintH op, fflltl tii'T "'
the Ottoman Empire, compared with what she
would loso by the distribution of it between Lou
land and Rui France could gain nothing be
yond the mere possession of so much territory,
diminished in value liy the disgrace of entering into
a conspiracy tt dismember au empire because it
was weak and peacsful tod unsuspecting. Where
as the other Pewsrp may eoixu the most important
advantages without the actual dismetnlienncnt ot
Turkey. ' Jiussitf might 'gain n free passage into
the 'Mediterranean for her fleets aa well as her
Commerce j she might get a military post, Tre.
-bisondetbrinstxijce. onihe, 8(rathetirshor of Hie
Black Sea, another point of control equally over
Persia. Caucssjaj and TurksCiLyslaDdouly
wants piissession of the Isthmus of Suez, of Ihe
city of Aleppo, with merely the " right of way"
to the Euphrates, and the control of thafttobl
river, and she will then have opened two great
routes for irtesm com
of which will greatly increase her commerce, ex.
tend bcr influence, and draw together the disjoined
members of ber empire. The two great aggress
ors fear not France nhe canno effectually thwart
V ' llniii siiiiii'iii "ill i "l III I ' ""'
I
mdostnous habits need eppty
J PA VI I) I- POOL.
tr.v
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tere
Austin, dee'd., noti
and all j but 1 don I see as they ve got any tiling
to do with toat fiery, dragon of your'ii.n
" Look a here," sex the man ; a opening a door
jm tne cruter a ones, ims iu. uoinmg ii.
! but it's all made out of wood and Iron, jist as
,j oilers in ihe stoamboais it git up tlie steam for
make us go so fast. ,
" sex I, a looking sort of know.
fiea all persons indebted to the j . M)W( g jf m najn, gUmption enough
4 frrfiCTtsTJfTtiirrCsvy, heniJe 1 by Com. Stewart.
Ihe Military, under the command .f General
Goodwin and Prevost aud accompaiiieil by seve.
ral very excellent bands, plaung martial music.
Among the stranger Cmiirtnmi' -.vn nut Ice J tho
York Rillo Brigade, the Lancaster Fencibles, and
the Lancaster Artillery.. . .
Citizen on aorsebnek, and a long train -of car.
riages.
When the coflio made its appearance from '(he
church, several discharges from canuon took place
in Washington aquare.
The flag io the harbor, and throughout the City,
were diar lay ed at half mast, the old Continental
bell in the State llousu was tolbid, and fit mtriote
guns were fired m Washington sipursi, during tha
march of the prooeseion -The streets, windows,
and every available point along tho. route -wa
thronged witn spocutor. ,
Ou arriving at the corner cf Ridge R.rtJ and
Coatee atroet, the military left the line, and tha
remainder of the protesmou touk rarriaws, mid
escorted by the first City Troop, proceeded to
Laurel Hill cemetry, where Die patriotic nl ihhiV J
tiesof tlwnwcasioa "ere f w.6cludeil depositing
the coliin in the tomb pmpared.4s.tbe lust rtisting -place
of one of the most distinguished martyrs ia.
ihe cu of-American Independence, la diiclu
siouVit may not be amiss In siy lk.it the aranjii':
rrirnt fit "TBrt f l" f " " " '' " 1
Salary. N. C.,Ocjr 301840.
A&minUtTalor'ft oVcc.
. . . . i..: .. ih-Nuv. biltrsin the sioam
TF 5r.,T"5 "7.' Let-i us. and that's whs,
, ofTdlninUtr'ati-m on the WS! " UoW
. . t m..rd tn the country
'- iiscriner ui'i -j - . . . . i
k tJ A. W . Brandon his Agent,
Warted Cot- , R,,i.burv.
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' w,wlr 7 .1 ibe Rowan
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a!U,J .'ke settleoHMit r -
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ioce tue io btske this aru- " 7 '
same, to emHr forw.rJ sml make tnneui p-r j wM - . ; , JM .
menl, as the l-late iw " t .hem! vou chaps are awful green I" The feller opened
believe that I d
been for that !
UTe?J rfrfw JS autheniicted, hi. eyes a few, and raly begun to
W,'.f!n Z Jl bid a tar their been too cute for Jiim 5 if ,t hadu't
or Ihi notice will V0"', va fc4rtM,. - , , , ... .ii , v.r ,
the sea, by which alone France Could chqck tbeir
progress in the East, and it was most politic ol
them to involve Austria and Prusiia in theit alli
aoce, who cannot shaie in the plunder of .Turkey,
and who, if Franco determines 00 resistance, stand
convenient to eaten all the blows. For if there be
Vg081 collision, these results would seem the
very firt coosequeiices, that England and Russia
ouiutlv dispose of Turkey or whatever of it they
choose, under their cloak, while, France pours ber
-. eaiquering legions into Prussia and Austria j and
ho happy these two last .will be in their share of
the Wnssiiigs of the Eser questioni u is
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n IT U'IIF.K1.I'.K. Amr.
SalUbnry, Noy-1 i. 140.;-
""matchless sanative.
THIS invaluable Meilicine is for le by the
. . !.llA,t..nviUa. MotltBf"P''y co
Wr E.W RAGE-4
'February 21. AiO.
V .t .-ik . 1 . ...amu mms ls Atttsf puuraPf.tinr
iff. r. .1 ajI fuil alian i asr-Ji I Li hi ia t mat I rifrtsass rnin:nurriii,D uni v vm uiumvinsi ii
should t leu twiui .rT:iivwi . t- ' '
ij uA ku k..h. I .lit took .1 wen irtto Ibe nd (but tb migbty tide of a geoeral wi may
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critter. Gauly I but wasn't h chuck foil and run-1 sweep them into ingnil.csnee. , It is irue tnai an
ningbver with fire, and smoke, and biiing water, the schemes of the an.Wtiwis might vanwh before
No wonder it puffed, and whrxzed and snorted j so domestic insurrectimif cbd social eonuUwi.-thai
1 -.mtnltyoor ' "tti' PwWaTwarmTcMend .in a general revolunoo,
it Tsty-wss csro I can toll jou h
" ru you sartain you can baul the critter up
out. V It was also a matter of general renmrh, n if ,
PJiiladeliihia hs not for many years-witne-isiKf t
soldier liks and elegant lit its details a4- jjnpraS.--
A Pichtrt nf llolur$.' Mf. Fulton, a oiissloo . '
ary id India, write thus! v f -'--.v, ;
"I aw many pilgrims, and rweay of them the
moot mist rsble objects (hat cuu be imsitined. Ot "
or two particularly attrauicd aiy attention; one was
a blind old man, wasted away to eoch a degree,
that with bia sunken. siglHloss eyes, lie luptoed a
very striking resomhlancs to the picture ofdeaih t ; "
another was an old woman, with tottering steps ml .
emaciated body;. bending ber course to a hotna 7
which it is next to impossible slia caa ever rt adi. .
Other were young men who had perform ts pH,- .
grimage of perhaje 1,000 or 1,500 nules, am! ti"w
asked and, etarvmg, and exhausted w!h; fa'.ik'tJe, 1
they are slowly retracing ibeir weary, way.1- Mo.t
of (hem are are worn out wnb walkit.?, nf Iheif
Hit era so blistered srtd nrt, that they rm,Wiped
Z IILVK",
Ofatrf rfrtcrVstm for iak, thi$ Offer-
Ta 'goiraT war might end in a 'genernl revolution, j , ,1(J1 op Wlth lttc ,, piece wf cloth thy.
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. . -l . nu;ui;.i.;, I ,A .1.. , . .nvwiher. that ipstrain liW Utt'estne .f F.trf-. i. - AimI w'ltal i the fruits ; th) toil t hy.
'unw)elfoihadoutbebit,Usnistorm. Tbe R'twal : ' ( . . 3 V. r . y, , , '
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