n AW)PMT TT.TvJ lT A TT
L1A
-tub mwm hot ntteATr.0T0TM VRITK0 states ar the coMtTiTfTioJi, woi rionuiTcD ( to Thb trTBi, aii imivsD TOTaist tras issrecTiTsiv, or to tub ttnn. Amendment $ to te Comtitvtion, Article X
dumber 37 ot Youmo 21.
SALISBURY, N C FEBRUARY MIBW
Whole JVumbcr 1,076,
H 1 i i -
.lOi.
Will-
.
' I
It -Its
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Vl'B&SO WKKI.YiSKKssCllAl F. FISHER,
'fit Wmu' Caaoi.tau is published every Priiny.
at i'2 per nnum. in sdvmce, or ; 50, if not paid mi
H-f months from tbs time of entweribing.' (KT No
ponf will bf dweontinii.iJ until sllsrresrsjres ere paid,
iif ill sniweribnr vnrth 'ho subscription ; and tha M
ur(t4i notify the Klitwofa wih lo discontinue, st leaat
tut Hiitn before the Mid of the year subscribed for,
will be coiwidowd a new f n ft gement
Jrrfifrma' conspicuously and eorreet'y In-
" aerted at t)t per aqtura- r 340 tm$, otlftrtn linet
f thii tiaed ty pe)-"-for tha Ural insertion, and 25 centa
i. each continuance. Court and Judicial advertise-
, u 25 rf wnU binr ,h,B ,h ,br,T rt,,' A d
,lrtimi of SHI pr cent, from tha regular P'ieee will
fc mvl I" yearly tdvertwere. (&" Advertiwments
ent in for puhlhtinn, mtwt be marked with the eum
bor of inert ions' di'rfred, or they will be continued till
f H and char.-ed icmluig!y. '
Toawere attention, all M'era aAlreaaed to the Edi
tor on biwme-a, eves' er free f Pekitgt.
m i i mil iwnii
ontion!
Ti)V irb'nby comn an td t
m.le hi the Town f Ha'toburv,
, cn Atiirday, the 27'h irf F.troary.
It lOoVlwk, A. M.,ar.H crordmjf
I m Lw tnti eanu-nrd in the uniform ol
l' ii.i il...ii1'. i..r il.a nurtx
i of drill
Court neMitil.
ordtr of tlie Tap'ain.
JlKIN II. W KANT, O S
r&,h.bury, NVCrilrMrfW. 1641
r
Af v'h an1
d Ketail.it WHFF!r'!9
it.' 0.utrf-.e t,E'
!:fr I' -It't
r P.-w.l (V '
.. v, ::. .i
,Woir.i,a)
Peru''4-
ii. i r.
: ::i.r..
eaitllC t'LnWw. KttitT the LblinfflonCot
1 t-tarv. wiwM if.Hrm the ihiWic that lliey I
, Uve jut reef fot !f
and retail, the Cot Yarna of wid J-ctory, coj,
;ahMllf wri.HH wirrroere. in.i;-rr.w s"
v. t sluraef ,of titi' .Vu-of racjory au
aIWll '"'tMed ail kn '- 00 rtcu
ition frm a Thoaf wUhlng to p3I
, U. ft. Si C. K. W HfcELhlt, AH. .
April 84,
1840. - , ' - - .
in-vr LADIES AND '"""
. 1 K bavt jtmt received a
'l4iae"awi'7re niilf of thV1 b'raM d YfP I.
Thoai wiahmg ckeda fi.r the iiet year, would eV
well to Call or lead ama, ia t'ley M r I'ha bot
cakea." C . c C K. WllEL'LER.
November 13, 1840. '.
Vo Owners ot VvVU.
ft 'HE SuWriUr haa ta tmprtttJ ftlenl SpitJlt tot
L Jiilia, by which, a witl ill do much bettr ttac
wuh taa tMal fura of Fpiudk. It. to poweirocHJ
at to keep ttm kitting vt killing the aaal in any mea
ner. Tne runeer m i coouorj pi the Spmdle aa ab
wayt to jreare ite balance, and of cuurae tbert u rm
t Mawt of t!ia atuoca.'
t think, bv ihia luiDrottf eo'.oaie. me tame wuri
wi.'ldeat luaai ooe-tuird more beataeaand liie meal
f anwrior quality. " . ,
Av Mraoe wiahu, to oat one of hft bpindla.
may utiUm one or wore, by making apolicatmn, (aiili-
in a abort lime) to wa rtuuersnocr at wuckvu.i-, i'ik
ta. N.C I tbwk tie probable euat wiil out eaccea
tur Uto latot and Stadia reaUy for t-e. .
The hi!:omg p?tAn nave my raieui jiuu rj ikui
ia ajoteful oratkMi :t ol. kv . I'. Ka l), 1 11" K
t. r. Juacoh lia.l and Sam'i Fuetcr of Iie County;
tnltM-eth Diekanu end David J. UflOwMir ot Lincoln,
Cliarlee UiiHiUk of lwn$ Aidw itoNeot Utvai.
too, and VVilliarn lhi ot .trry, ali of whom are kigk
it p'.caacdwuUiUpe.lvrm.uie. ,i . !.:--
October 35, im :
p;iE SUBCIUBER living near Islington, iJaw
A Cunt., uktti Una iBBthod to iuloroi the lub-
i f.e thu k. will ,itcr mi. contract with any feiwo, w
t.m a.ih iu Uidon. Ki.wan.or CaUrroa l.xin-
Uieawlia-i4. ha, faaUHnua, nay wilwt ktmt4
i bai.ainea erects of UtKl.tu baild ilitw aaeliuap,a
Ulifabie,tud in aa uod aiyinaa anyorkinau tn una
He will Hw.rtwild and tnirnine orica, u ":.-
lie UimU that bia long eaparMrnce in -
MOULDING AND LAVINU BRICK,
i it'll anllil. km l . akir. nl DUbllV Mtronike. .
He wool4 tafer gentlemen wuthin, work none 10 nu
1 jna ot llnaoHML m Um lon.nla Acak-my and the nt
I Tire preif Clerk'e office 10 &li.bur,'a'ivtciuiinol
Ui wort. - . .
N. a Thou wialiiuff work done will pieaat ieae
word at the otlitof tiw Wcmcrn taroluuaii.aud il
WaUbtannctnallT attended It. ; v .
liatidaoarAprit !, Vm.--- t:
1 , , r n
lEl0 dcairooa .T tmbarlitig in anotiiof buai.
V oera, I now ifl'r the eatiUiahment of Hit Wit-
aiKHTun AnvaariiEB for tale. r
I Ho ma Ln,.w if a m,ire cliiriuld titnntion. for
peraunadeairnuaoreiiiUarkina to the priiiiinS tui
- - s
peS than Wilmington, North Carolina. ,'
lrme accoiniiKiaaiiiiu. Api'lictiion imit no
pott paid, y T , r, C. II ILL.
.December 11, 1H4V , ; v '
.V'IBI.'
i
II lid
i
cni:i vers tor sale
THE HubMriber heviardi
Poaed of hie eaUbliahmDt to
Shaver Si. Iladen, haa remain
ii.f on hand 8 fine Btroachea.
c3
9 Carty-alla, 1 Burmr. 1 Sal-
Uiem a very noa article, made
in a ruperwr manner alto a
number of aeeond itand Birooebea, Caniapwand Gift,
all of wltich bo will aell very low, and on a long credit,
for a (food bond.
Ik requerta all Uinee having open accoanta aUodinf
on hit bnka to rail and eettle them writbout further de
lay, by note or oiherwiw.. ' JOHN 1. 811 AVER. -.
Seliebury, Feb. J2, Ml. . tt
1 ''If' HV- T1'' Sobeeriber bavinf purchaaed tliit
f-fiai 'I Etabliahmeot and flited it in a atyle
I titi 5 Hf the tecouiimidation of Traveflera and
. a Vx.. i ftiardera, ia now prepared for their recep.
- two. liie table will aiwave M furniJieil -
'.With the beit the market can afibrd;
kia BAR with food aapply of choice Uquora; but
BEDH alia II alwaya be kept in fine order and bia Hta
blca (which are very exlen-ivc) are well enpplied with
I'rovendcr of the first quality, and attended by fond
and biuiiui immrra. . . , . ,
Ik bopee, by atrict attention. to the baaineaa. In per.
eon, to five eatiaraetwm to all who may favor him with
their patronage. And he only eke a call and trial.
' ' r ANDREW CALDCLEWJH.
' Uinffion.N.C.,Fek,21,IH:i9, ti
ROWAN HOTEL
CI A VING purchaaed that well known and lon
emaWiaUerl jMihlir buoae, (kn wn by the name
rf Slaubtt-r'a Hotel,) aituatcdi in the Town of 8a
liabury, N. C, iiifrme bia friontt and tlm public
(jewrsMr, that ihe rume ia now open for the recep
turn of WfirriYeri and fiwdrrt. ' ' ' '
lit TuLle and Bar will bo aurmlk'd with the
lt ilia mirket and aurrniiMilriijt rcmntry afTnrda.
II C'aMcS 'I'uciiiu Hurl hmu'itifuliy aupplied
;!.! in, an. I provender, atteihted by faitlful and
, ...r-titil
TI.'
I) !l ( !l
t)'';i'r. - '
i ' i ! r ,--o ! t.Wet lii i.vrlf ,at hoex
I ..rt s-S In: wanting, to give general
.. i tt all lio r'v fwvr him with a calk
JAMES L. COWAN.
fWiyhyy, E-.t. II, 1610. ; tC , ...
( TK UAVIV) COTIX.
rail riaYr.ce '
BOAUDERa AND TRAVELLERS,
aa their table will clwayt Ui upplied.witb tbebeet
" "tint market af atd lUr. itb.4litvAeat
Slvqwli tmjir ilwitrtrifiOalfera
; and alwndaor provender." n .
The lUtaMwhment will be wnder tbt tlcluwivt
manaeenietit tf T. A. Ikaue, formerly of the
. SalitUiry ll.hv i, North' Carolina,. and bit long
tperiixe, will enable. iirti to.ivt gentralaali:
iaciion. . rr.: :, ' ;
CamJan, S. CH Jan., 29, 194I." : ; 6m ,
rrrnli, aud Chraprr than Erei,
pilK SUBSCRIIIF.R haa lately relurntd front
Chnrleeioo, wliert he purchaaed largt and
choice arl of all kinrfa of -
J . CaKOtJlIUIGSv
' Whh'h htw'illanli cheaper than thry can be bought
f Ivwhero iq thia market. Ilia atock conaiata in
part oft,- " - -'-.
lJavaona brown Sugar, (ftrat qnalifv,) from 10 tn
laieta. per lb ; .. . f 'v . , " "
L-if !?ueN firet quality, " ; , : - :T
( MToo, prime quality! , -: ,
Ilytoa leaa, J -c
I heeae. . . '-,:-- 5
Mnlaaaca, good, and beet quality.
Mauora Miinrrltnf. French
Itraudy, at from 1 60 to $4 per gal.)
Holland Gin. 1 60 to tSneraal.:
Jamais and N. E- ttooi firat rate,
-beei.let ali h'uKla efDomettlo Llqtiora,
WlSFfcMa'lrirn, Port, Tfafr
rifftiCttirtt, laca, .Walagd,
and Chnmpngnti
JinhsA'sJui'Lio,
The beat aaanrtment id
Family Qrqcorics
.... krouvht to ihia market. Marraroni, verma
colli, French prunea,. raina, beat qual;ty-S
TialMai kerrl.- Anchieer Herring,' Srdioea;
Nuta of all ki iK-6ogir aud?Uutler crarkera,
Ginger Nuta. ''
LEMONS, OR ANGES, ani OYSTER?.
rmtd'ut. all kimla. at 60 eta. per lb., Tor caeh.
fcjiarch, Indin'e, enpjieraa, madder, apicte, cir
nanHm, cbivea, MUa grapea, gm Vtt oi ,
(iardm Wrrd of every kuuL.. .
f Jotillrnirn'l MUPPCra of ill kindt fur
niahed whwever called for. -- ';
' V.,i im chewlne and aimdiina Tobacen, Mac
eirtiba and Scotch 8nfl beat Snamah Cigara, from
25 to 60 ct. per dot. T oyeot varwua amoa.
Powik-r and 6h fteiora, uraaai ,i uw,
mnv other arlichta,' , , -
and
i'k nlier havini removed hit Eetab'iah
L.- m itia ounoaiie arte f tht atretf Irom b
r. ...... he ia now aiuialed in'thf bouat
. . . ... n,i t.m Mr. n.i..Ha inviteathe
nab e to come, ana ewmiiH 1
r. - f n llll--IK
minim a. Ktiwnnn l 1 1 -
T toe."0,Ci iriy irtvia , wiii eoriiimit ine ef bi- 00tict bt plead aa bar to their re with an iodeptndent farmer I llehaa
. wm.u-m on u.t nant liberal e.w aa nereio- - C. K. WHEELER, Adair, l. - live io, jl ii .bit own. at haaaaned.
.lure, i'J win. exen lueotetivei it wait it oeai-1 cfij,. Wr lata. -f r. k. .... ,,. h.. ,.-.;.
ml
tVilnorau' '4
COACII-MAK1NG ESTABLISHMENT.
(HlIIE Suber.ribert reapectfully inform tbe cili
leoa of Saliabury and aurrounding country, that
they bare commenced the above buaineea in all it
variooa branchea, in the Shop formerly occupied
by Mr. John I. Shaver, on Ilia Soutb-eatt Street,
when they will conMantly keep on band i va
riety of vabicloa, tuch aa ,,
Optic Clou
Carriages,
DarourAei,
Buggirt.
Butkies. ,
Cigt,
Carryattt. .
. TLey will warrant their workoiaimhin oot to be I
enrpeeeed by any in thia aectinn of country, they
hive on band large aupply ( the beat materiaU;
and, also, in their employ firrt rale workmen.
The Subecnbera will alao keep conttantly on hand,
...- i i S . . . I
iiarutu oi every ucecnpiion, a may nave
oral rate iiarneea maker.
Urdera for work from diatance addreaeed to
the aubecribera will be punctually attended to.
Pi. o. All kind oTrerminnf done on tha e'lorl
tat notice. ( DAN I F.L SHAVER,
u.-r. iiAur.i.
Saliabury, Jan. 33, 1841. TT
1 ' r , n i f a Vi-aw.T-
Notice;
Taken Up and Committed
OjTU) tin Jail of Surry Coonty, iu
u Ror.kford, on Hit 32nd day nf
November, 1840, a negro man, who
aave hit nan a ia Kit or Christo
pucr. i5recWrfo-Cbrieiopber,
aaya that be ia about 35 or 80 yeara
of age. about S (eet 9 or 10 iochet bit b bit com-
pieiioo tea hum yeiiow, nn icii bipjuioi, nw-waya,
baa been dialoeatod. , Cbriatopher bad on. wben
cnroroilted, brown jeaoa coat and pantaloona ; be
aleo bat crept camlet coat with him, which ia
much worn, with ampe other eld clothing.
Chriltopher aaya hobelongato Motee Knight,
on, of Fairneld Dietrict, 8. &, and left bia owner
abort the bat of March, or firal of April, IS40.
Tha owner it reueated. tt com forward, prove
property, pay charge, and takt him away.
A. in. rvcnii, anvr.
" Bockford, Surry Co.r N. C,
. January li, 1641.
i
6x
A&mitnsUaloTV Notice.'
PHE underaigned having obtained, at the Not,
"- Term. 1540, of Kowaa Ummty Court, Let
rere of Adminiatratinn on tha F-ifaie of Benjamin
A wtin, dee'd notifki all pmona indchu4 io the
aame, to come forward and make immediate pay
ment, at the Uetatt muat tt closed t and those
having claima igainat aaid Eatate, to preaent then
UE' uriderf igrm1,'aa Admm
a- Doct Auetin, oflert for tilt tbt valuable . ,
heloflrmr lo tht Eatatt of the deceaaed. A coo-
itdcrablt portion of tbt Election wae moVjpy..Drr
Aoatin himeelf with much care, ami principally
cotiaiettrd Gold, Silver, Copper, mi Lead Ortt,
in their variooa natural eombinttioaa, ae lac tad from
tht mineral ree font of Ihia country ; bet idee num-
1 i....lr r- i. ,
a.. ! A. r Ik I '-.hiiiol aae hatteafi liHaaf I
information on application by letter w the under.
ItVlvf Wf taaij rwjie w, v"---
Saliebury, N. C, Dec 4, 1840. v tf.
ASP
PHQNIX BITTERS.
mtR h oh ce ehritv which thoae etcellent Ale.
A diciuee hart acquired, io
acquired, to curing annuel every
diaeaaa to which tht human frame ia liable, ia
matter familiar with almoet every intelligent per. 1
eon. 'Tber became known by their Iruiia their I
. . .a t t I . I
.tA worka have teetihfd lor mem iney 01a aw
a - - - a
thrive by the ftiilh of the creduloua.
I cases of Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious ind
Liver Affections, Asthma, Files, Settled rains,
Rh.eurrmiisin, Fever and Agues, Obstinate Head
aches, Impure state of the Fluids, Unhealthy Ap
i.ranca of the Skin. NervoieD3hility;the8ick
i neae-iswiidwl ls4
kind of Weakness el tbe Digestive Urgana, and in
all gewral Dcrangementaof Health, these MEDI
CINES hkvt invsriably proved certain and
speedy remedy. They reatort vigorous health to
the timet eshausted conatilutkms. A single . Iriei
will nUce the I4FE PILLS and PIKEMX BIT-
TERS beyond he reach 01 compeiiiioii.in Be.a.
timatton of every patient. -
rrepered and sold, wboieaate ana rmau, ai m.
B. MOFFATS Medical Ollice, 375 Brtdway,
New-Yotk. -A ;. . ; . ' , ' , .
N. B. None art genuine unless iney nave me
fac similo of John M.dlal'a signaturt. .
A-tTt. LIFE PILLS ire sold in botes
Pric6"25 cents, 50 cents, ind $2 each, iceordmg
lo Ibt siwj nd the rhreui Bitters in boillet, at
tl or '? tach, witq tun oirwcuuiw. ; t
Tliese Valuablt Piwiictnee ire wr sais oy -
CRESS & VQiiW, fSaUtbrf.
SrRlNOS & Bll ANKLE, Concord' A'. C,
FOR GRATUITOUS DISrRIBUTION-An
iin l.nle namnhlct. entitled MOrFAVS
MEDICAL MANUAL, designed ai Dcmoatic
r..;j . tl.lil,r.rmtainine accurate information
IJM1UU ,w ..v.,.. m
concerning, the mort .fftJ
moat approved rempdics-by W M. IL MUFI A r.
f , -1
Apply to the jvgents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
" Io 18'J, tha Conatituimn met tht Guerriere,
and a baodful of American aeameu had the hoonr
of damonatriting a pioblern on I he tea, which mi.
tiona bad been taught to conaider difficull, if not
impotaible of tolution. In. one half hour, the
charm which for agoa had huog around ih " wood
tn wall, of Old England," aud which held whole
naH-f pell-bound, fat gout forever. An E.iginh
man of war waa a prize and ber crew priaonera In
n Awerkan ahip of ber owu data. , '
Daeree, recollecting the.allairof lhj HI etarrad
Cheaapeaka, held hit enemy in, contempt J and
; wben he taw tht Conalitolion, atanding for h; in,
from hit aoul fu pitied tht la.hncaa of ber c m
'. niander. Diadaining to manoeuvre bolort aucu an
enemy the hauehly EnirlieVman opened bia fire at
long ahot, and boldly ttood tot the American Vn
bta enemy waa the very elite of chivalry. Even :
I at tuch 1 moment tha American tare could admire!
tbt noble daring of the Briton. They felt proud;
to tee their foe bear bim in tuch gallant atyle.
And in thrir tailor a wiga of victory they called him
M the gallant Daeree bold." Cept. Hull had dcterv
mined on hie puaition, and ttood on in aileoce.
Tht thot lint fell abort, then began to reich,
, and finally to tell. Tht impatient erevr turned
from tbt vaunting Engliahmaa tt their awn cum
c inanrler, to cntch tf fhey niigbt, by a glance of the
eye or the motion of tht' lip, tht half tpoken or
der. But all that could bt read ia tbt regular
linetof hi countenance, wet the coolueat of brave
ry and the rcaolva It do or die." ' The Guerriere,
enveloped in a cloud of atnoke from ber briakly
' worked battery, continued to near. Her eliot flew
. thicker and thicker (and louder and louder grew
their whittle through tht air. The two ahipa are
a long tide: tht American haa gained bia poeitiou
and with tbt word " now'a tht time boy a for good
tho't and galUnt blowt," tbt Conttitutioo Opened
.ber well directed and gallant fire. Hull atrode hit
taflrail. ilaaaw the enemy a matt goby the board,
and gavt tht order to M 6re low." With the pley
upon the wordtind ontwod cheer the crew caughi
up the order and the word M Uull ber Hull ber I"
paaaed fort and iA, and waa echoed and inawered
" from guo to gun Tht Guerriere waai riddled
and dnwaitedwrock. Souther Library Mtutn
. fVeai lAt Portland Ettmitg Aitntittr.
A FARMER'S JJFE AND FARMER'S D0T1ES.
' - tf we veT ever enviotn, and to be tAgneat, read
er, wt bavt teen, todnhtt too elW it waa of the
farmer tbt iptejligent, independen. tod bap'py
farmer,' who owoed -bia land, bia bouat, and-hie
barna; who wm fret from debt, whoat family wat
growing op proeperotiety around him, upon whom
God. teemed to bavt truiled and bleased in bia
bnaket and ia hieatore. -W have aetn euch
farrMr. kod ecHild point to a bVmdred auch in our
8tate t and in aober truth, wt know of no man ao
happy and 00 buaineea ao permanently profitable,
none indeed, that makea tht twner to irtdenendent.
tr 0"gm
bia bouat to
iUby the labor
filled with Hie
product ion t of bit farm, bid barna with tbt atock
...- aa
reared, and tht bay raiaea apoo nit term, in
etlhtri art filled with tllTJOUtoeK 'iha Thalf a
ndid , iivt rf;ih
lilt. A 1 moat every miug noceaaary 10 mu mm
and bia family growt up around him. lit may
lead bia 01 to tha alaughttr, raiat bia own pork,
fatten aid kill hit awn eheep,'eat kit own poultry
devour hit own eg ft lire upon bia own home
crown and koma"-madt bread, weave bia two clot b
raw! h. own" wood and hie ow fcwihtTkntr
bia own atockinga, through tbt agency of hie wife
and daufhiar after ill tht two moat naceaatry
ppeodaget to 1 good, firm and independent farmer
make hit own DUirer ana cneeeoin anon, ure
J M1"
nd it ia tht fact that there ia no ficlrbe in thia
picture that makea tht farmer the moat indepen
dent man in the community. . Fairly, ia buaineat,
be wanlt teat mooty than almoet my man to pur.
aut tht tvto tenor of hit way, becauae bit buti
neaa ia of 1 character to require ftta money thta
oy other. ' ' ' ,
. An independent farmer, however, ia not alto
get her independent of tht community where be ia,
or of my boaioete profession f and the more intel
ligwnt I larmer ie, the more readily' will hit de
pendence be felt and acknowledged. - He is otily
eaort independent than hie neighbor of another
nrofeeeien, but bv nomeana altogether independent
. . . wt . . ' , L II a
- of bim. For txamplt, he could not cooaume afl
- that ha produced even tf lit lea wnoit Ktiooi ait
r .... 0 -a tt kL I .a.. .
met inateadot hit own tamiiv. uernuat nave
-----
io seed time and hervetl.and through the summer,
to give him helping hand in the production and
harvestinsofbit crops. Ilia laborers must have
money . lit mutt bavt a hundred little nitk
works at home, ill of which cost money, and which
money it to he had only by the productions cf at
n iret mast Dtpaitr, mr xne mo on, 10 mo
ney. Iron dnee not rnw every wbere, en hit tMH
, muat he b.mttit end raid for. II reikndoeiiwanj
Shoeing. There Ihud he pliwgks and a ma, and
nail, and k hundred other iiuplrinenta, which are
' eaah articles, and which are to linuk-ht with tht vs.
rv money received for tbe produce carrier! to mar-
kef. Arain. Children ire to be educated, and in
r the establish ml if good schools bvgine tht Gt
duty of 1 good farmer.'
i"be farmer who is' indiffjrent" to education.
neither knows hie own interest nor eairs petni)
for the interests of hie children, or' Lib neighbor'a
. children or community, or any body but hunselt
now or hereaftor. Edneation, then, coMe money
and e eond firmer will five abundantly if he
is not able to contribute to the support of all
puopoees of education, Tim pulpit, ios is to be
supported, and it ia to be well eupplied alirpet in
iust firoportiiin to tht money paid for Lt supply.
A minister, to bt sure, is not to make money bis
God, or tbt one object or the first tibjoct of bis
oraachinir. But as be is a man, he will value
Motiev.Bndhe ia worse than an infidel to He in
diflerrnt to the lucre.' base aa it, ia? which is
. live bread lo himeell and family. A talented
.' preacher aenerall preachea where he is beet paid
fr it or at least where they will keep hitn, his
V wife and children from ttarvaiion i which, by thsj
.. la nnt .lwava tha case. Chfctn ntimattra.l
.. - .. - i motjt
cheap tchoolir.aaier,aiid alipfixl every thiny m the
way of cliesri warea are tUf p vmail that ia, ,
they are ao dear, llwl if y u make a txikit eaa f
employing the one or'purcliahiiiK the .other, yut
are ten to one likoly to go doubly 'ignorant, and te..
lie doubly poor." : , 1 , .
.' Ianof to? IJond preaching, like gfrnd achuola, ,
ryaCJ money. Tht mnat jndrpan. ent hjrm. r, tlo-n, t
in the land, may hetnor) indepunikot than bit
neighbor of aiiy(,liof profian), but enperiem e telle '
ua that he ia far, veiy far from being eltomltr
independent of h'it To fa happy and lo make 1
bia lite g naefiil one, ha mwt be inielligeni in
poi atfi"n of tho "meant of knowledge epecia!ly
thai (mdof knowMge which relalra to hie owu -prufeeaion.
II intnri uae tint meant Winch God '
baa given bim ; and we have abowu that hit giltt .
art abundant, to be happy birmwlfeiiil contribute tv
tht peace and comfort of Ihoat around turn. In
jiiatko to bimeell be will employ bit evenings in
Ibt arquitilion of kiowleHe. i will be read-V
ar of oaeful booba, t liberal eopporter nf the puUio
preaa, which brief, or may brim daily, or almost ,
daily, at bia door, lb newapaper which give him
the hiatory of tht whole wprld for one day. ouch
a farmer aa ihie we have even; and ono who in '
hie life fulfils all hi durtee lo hit God and to fit
fellow man, ia tho bapp ieat, the moil independent, ;
and among tnt mk ol men.
Shudt Trett.Rt careful not to traneplanl be. ''. .' ' ,"
fort the laavea bave fallfii aa toon after aa ) oil ,
please. ,. - "
: The trees shwild ba taken from open ground.' " . .
If Taken from the dense forest they will not bear;
tht espoaureV . v
Select truee of second growth j they have better I .
tone and belter roolt than tht firal.
' Trantplaal the tree entire. The leavea are the T
lunge of Iha tree. Strip off thee,' and the maid .
body of the root beCoioca only a contrivance to -bold
the tree up. Do not exp aa the roots to the . ,
aun and air longer than absututely necewary. 'r:
let tbem carry with them is much of the ,Uil '
aathey can boM tmio, ;,.?, ''j :
Insetting out the frees be Careful to make the r.
hole ao large that tbe route should oot be coiled , '
ueitlier let tberrTbe crowded together, for then ihiy
will dKay. ' i J ,:-'-t.,
Throw, upon the foots at firet fine strong mould,
never any manure ; theu throw oe water nnd ahakt
tut tree till the mud baa filled Bp ill the intertti '
eee between the roots. After the errand is sonit'
what dry, fill up tht holes. iod tread down the '
earth.- Never leivt a tret ao that the water can "
aund over its roots. AYirark if rerrisrrt , . - v , '-
Paper wu first invented during the reian of A I-V v ' '
eiander the Ureal. AIk.ui eight hutulred yeSrs .
sgo it was nude of cotton, and about 600 years " I
back of Jinen, .Tht first wanulactary was erected ' "
in England in 1568. . ' y"..""s
Muaketa were invented by a German,' named
Swans, in 1378, and by the Veniiiana in 1383.
Cannon were firet used at the battle of CVey in c-'.
,fls4i5s'waitiba'
Coaches were "rat uaed-in England, in 1115.
According to so act, 4 1 of Eltaaboihiin t4(lt;oieti T"1 '
were ordered not to uto. carrmges, tt it wit too '
eflbminale an enjoyment. " .-
, Flame it not the boti-st pert f.f.lhe (irejFJaiue-- --.
A cubic foot of air wetgha 527 grain, of hydro. ; -gen
gee only 40 grain hence the latter is used
for balloons. " ".'
1 he pressure of the alinnaphert on a common 2" '
sized man ia about 83,400 iouiidr. -' '
A cubit foot of water, -on freezing, eapartds, j -wuh-a
forcef-13- twia - heno 1 Ivimbs.-aiHWo.-T--- '
cVc.,caa be burst with a little water, lea being por i
otiSv rises it tbe top of wster. ' V ,- -: '
- Cano went .round tht globe in 1016, in 1,224 '
days l Drake in 1 577, in 1 ,050 day a aud Caven. '
diah in 1586, in T78 daye. . u...... - - - ' ''
, Ai ares of 149,600,000 square miles, being - ' '
three-fourths of the surface of the earth is occufned ,. V
by tbe ocean, seas,' beyt, dec La llace reckons
the depth of the sea at 2 miles, making 301,000,.
000 cubic miles lor its contents. : ' " '
v The light of the sou ia 300,000 times stronger
than that of tbt moon. SU CuirttWt Ohio)
Cttetu.' 'v - .'!'"
BtMUporlt. Some curious anecdotes are told of
the dethroned Emperor, while John Bull wee his
jmIot, 00 tht Island, of St. Helens. ' On oneac-
cesion lie was merry at the rapense of the Cap
tain of a Britiab 50 gun aiiip, ho was introduced to
him. After inquiring minutely shout his weight
of metal, 4te., the ei emperr r inquired, . What
chsnce would you stand of 1 r rt nth 74 T" . Tht
Captain replied, M If it was biM)g hard n that
aht could not open bar lower pons, he would take
her, hot otherwise. Mllow lon(,T.contiriiedhe
mperial cative, u do yon ihii.k you would ba in
taking 1 Urge fngwie V " l$m mean French r
inquired the Captain. fto Amvncan,r reju
B.Mtaparle. . I he Captain hitaie(tty t 1.
tor lau.hed heartily and to. 4 ins '
i. ' . ' . "" V- 'Tv
fMtwisiify. A Scnj h 'parson, tlm othev day tn .
prayer, said, lAtr', , the C-mHivatnea T ,
the United KmgnV, ol Great Britain and IreUnd,
and 'mercifully grKnt (,v may all bang uetLer
lor Hie benetu o the aie.. Ao Irish pl;!iy
standing by.rep,, YeiJb'atnr.y bear,
and llien-tawH'r, ;ol I am eifre it a the'
prejvr ot ell ber'-V'y'a jrd "'td. loyal tub.
jvets. ' Uut IrieimV "!' tn parson, I don t ,
mean artbsl Wmw flnea, but pray they all msy ;
hang together in eccord and cucor.l. ' tin, no i
matter, what tire devil rnrd,"-replid the other," M . J
it is but a ttrottg ooe." VTT,
' , . "' '': .....
UnportUrltd ' PrtrtKitv. - V he a dot,"
childTtseid young mother toi vHor, at she ex.- ; , V ''
lubiled her Brat born. lh ti indaonic! 1 eer (
saw," wit nf eoursej the rej.lv cf the old bacKbloF. ; ,
to whom the appeal was made. " Yes stoss rue - t -, .
Iiltle.heart f . eiclniu cd tio i-ter haif auioor if ' t ,.
the little bantling and an vry fora.rd of M ago ; '
dou't you think! Very fW vrar'.i " Mid tht ec!i( '
And, ea the yoonj nimron teiiwyrd .ie .yep tronji; T .'...,
her Bhbya head ll.e tiietj ericnred UcScVSr conV i
limied-in evident iniaaenie'nt.- J,Tivtine7 i '
forward.., I never before sa
'wsrseff' bi'd M? V ' ; ' a..
rf m innn 1
r'&rr,.N:C,,0.toltrr l,im, ;V
Si.bunr,Jsfi.3t8n.
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