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TiiEj5KNTi:i:r:r:
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wfonduy tiealas;, OeU tt, IM4.
Ta Th Wha Ow tJa,
Acoot'i tlarable 'augteAb)jda mi onr booh,
both fur advertising end obi subscription, wbkb
w- iieeri,Bt wuichlwe hope onr fi iende win
forward to u, at farthest, by tb mheen-
ias;tathIiiri,- : ' -' '
Three weeks from to dy the General Assem
-t
bly, Just ehsrted, will nave ia tbieCity
Quite Bumbcti' of both llmi, hav mora or
, lea experience la kgisWon, Brt from bur
knowledge, both of the old find new memUr,
wloolt for a discrw,, caution, workrog
sum. ' i ' 1
We lem it every way Important to th ae-
ceM nd tfljciuocf pt the body that every nu
hould be at bit pott at aa early day, In trar
that luc eowrlerathm, th orgstiliation
of both nmee my be judiWny and prompt.
It effected. Fortunately, the number of . elec-
tkme to be nuvl t Biali,iana i np
that thea abould be dipor4 ol properly at aa
mtI lr. ia order to remore every obetacU to
thoughtful aad win legislation. ,'
. In thi lntanee, tb work of tbe Leglalatore
will be emphatically Stall ItfidJlitm-lU In
terest and well being of the people, and of the
State, being the chief matter of concern to the
General Amembly. In feard toWatirwel poli
tic, the actio of the Leglslstor kt weeeeearily
onfined to. arrow limitay ;TW rejettoa or
adoptioa af the eonaUtatloaal amendment p.
pond by the National Congveat to the aereral
tui lwUlatuna. better knowa a the How-
mrA amendment, constitute the sunt total of
tbe ac tio ia thi regard, demanded ,by,ih
timet, IfNra except the election of a TJ. 8. km
elor, wboee term eonirheacee the 4 lb of March
' ' x" i T " "
The proposed wmtfluUnnll artendinent bat
Deea to may uik.'u iu v u ,
Judge, will bem4rao4 in M WeatJunf
Before tbe official ammuncement ol pear, and
while under the aekaowtejlgl fojjaad pret
ence of military rabi. amendinenta to tbe Con
titatioa, and other euaditkmt of peabt anro-
conciliation, were propounded Id the people of
tblt Bute, w ttrm of eortender .necesaary to
peace, accompanied hy the tacit plertgea, jrf, tlje
aTenment that onr compliance with tbcee
woald tecqre to at all he; pri vileget andhu
of Statet ander ttie CeiMtitulioB1 ariif the pro!
toctioa of the government Th! ie pratot
ly aeoeptd and complied with,, f ,V?T T H
Bseogniaed by the fr ,p,law aodb,fl
the djartmenta of the, jernroeob at conatl--toi-nt
purtajiff M Cfijfln. mmmlm tit
great family of Biatea, yet denied,, la ; tbe pet-
' a .... l ...1 .1..
aont Ol our nenauvra 4 jpicrc;ii'iTra hi-j
uwl riuht ' dl wnrearntaiinn. and. above alt
any voiot ia changing vitally the organic law of
the land in which we are moat deeply ermeerned,
tbe National CgnM prpoda to fha
ml fttata Leirialaturet aa amendment to tbe
CuaatituUuB,-vnH at -iWwdWoV-ofl
twaca and a full Kttlemrot. f the coatroveray,
bat tuch terme at (t bat deemed proper to fQ
' pote to afllie Sutee opon their Baked merUa,
each at muat moat deeply negtatie ana namiu
ato the former tlavt Statet of thin Union, and
which are dcatpned at a punishment and a lat-
ins Incubut npon them, qfttr ptam m Wa a
The bare tatouient of tbe propoai tioa, abould
k be enough to determine at tmce the oaanbnou
action of the Oeneral Aaaembly. Tbia qoeatioa
hXa, however, IkxB by deaign, aad for purpotet
ot decentioa, ao periiatentiy preaeea wpoa at,
aa a probable rf not a certain meana of
tpeedy reconciliation, that, yielding ta the praa.
" aura of Mhope ; diferretl," tome have teemed
ready to abandon thtfir manhood and tbe tacred
right ol freedom altogether, and to crouch low
enough to bear any burden, however Ignominl
oua, lor the take of quiet from the turmoil and
' agitation of tbe time. ' Alatt uch hava not
; even the poor pledge ot tjnlet, whea they hat
f' 1 I .1.1 1 Ul m
But thank Heaven, the General Aaaembly of
North Carolina, id 1889, It not made of tuck
ataflr. 'J,'-:-:",--'---' ':'.
The present condition of the monetary affair
of the people, and th maintenance of the pub
tic credit both of the people and of the Bute,
Will claim a large thtre of the attention of the
Legialatnre. Other matter relating to the fu
ture dtvclopnicht of the State, the revlniot oj
the law, and iotereat of great penonal and pub
lic ooaoera relating to public achitoU, Ac, will
eagroaa murk oi tbe time and attention! of the
, body. - We trust that a wi prudence and fore
cant will mark lie entire action, aad that it
lctwr will greatly promote the lotereete of onr
entire people.
Thi Baltiwobb iMBRooua Tbo examln-
tioa of th Baltimore Commissioner wa ra
sumed on Saturday at Annsiyjli. Their ooua
ael waived the objection and pleat regarding
tbo jurisdiction In the ease, and submitted to
trial. Several wltneste were examined ahowtng
th bad character of the amployeet of the Com
missioners, and th partisan character of their
appointment and acta. The trial wwtwrwm'
da& Bovi not f?iFT awuoujcl iifimi
tioa to hasten it bonctuaion, to decide oa UU
Innocence or guilt of th Comnuawioaera as ooa
u It- wa eiJcut tohiffl, wid to da fcUdUtf in
the eaaa Immediatelyiaiid fully.!' j 'y,'JH '
T - . ' UM. )i 1 i ''-i'
U. Baowaijio'a fetter oa the tat ' pflh
eonntry, and in oppotilioa , to the ; adoption of
the Constitutional Amendment, put at real the
bundre sloric that the frtsiileot renounce cr
yield the1 polit y be ha been advocating, aad
adopt that of jongre, la deference to tbe re
sult of the late election. According to Mr.
Browning, th President (land firm, and de
airctlttobeaonnderttood, , ,, l, i ( ;j, .
Cuvinir a File.
, ' The StoAdttrUj auue djyi iiince, annonnOed,
aitli nieoacio empbaaM. that it faa carofully
"flUPe copy itf iba StMind, in which we bad
eouatelled the people ol North Carolina, wider
o drvontatitnce TolunUrily toaoa'pt the How
ard aiaca)diaeaC Tbiie aa aaneecanry preeaa
tioa upon the part of Mr. lloldcn. We expect
to ttptat that flrke often, Certain l whenerrer
we abail tbiak if necemry. We adinoniah oar
neighbor that we hare aereral filet ol bia paper
''carefully" laid iIe,--e, for inaUace: The
Hit
la which, when a nanjidatt tor OoreraorMlr.
Ihddea acclatert the whole JpBLMIrlhl
oliiia loyal, end it- which la poUitbedfbe cer
fiflcate be frare Battte, Heck Co., Land
Ageata, to U effect that Northern men would
be welcome aad well-treated in th Slate: -
I ; la which, when defeated for Governor, he de
clared tbi the people of North Carolina were
"aunt to bo tli aaaoclate In the Union of the
myal people oi Ohio and Penoaylvanla, and in
which, day alter day, be be miirepruented tbe
condition of public aeeitiment and publihed th
nknt damaging, perverted and libelliou reflec
tion npon iU loyalty ; '
la which be 'advlaed the Convention to accept
the Howard amendment U iuhant of it adop
tion fcy Congrea, thereby proving that he wat
thea in favor of it on It merit, though be now
pfoleeto adtocatok only "aa the beat we caa
v" -. r..'
There it file of tb tbiM which we will
b particularly pleated to beep very "carefully,"
Mrj Uoldew wiH pot hi opinion on pa(er a
to liat the Radical loader, whom be ia follow-
Mng to blindly aud ImrilkitJy, In'teod to pn.p.we
ae meir MuMdm. are aaauml by tbe
bigbeit authority among them, that the ratifi
cation of the Howard amendment will tut be
aoflirVmt, in itaelf, to aecur our rcpreatintation
la Cengrea. If, therefore, the Radical have
reaolved to Impoee additional condition, why,
do tliy not announce boldly, and at once, the
lu they Intend to make, ao that the country
may andentand' what J to be required t Such
aoourae o their part, a, tbe ruling power of th
nauoa, u ono- auk to the people of the North
and the fjcwbv'To the peojite of the North, ttlat
weir verdict may be bad npon the neeeMity ai.d
wlnhan of the rtquiremenU to be made, aad to
the people of the Sooth, that they may either
accept or reject the condition ofrered.
;'''VoarJlew, Mr H rife away and we'll It
tbem.j 'ToVttiay aay perhnp, that yon do not
know tlie deaign of theae men ; but man who
knowi tb pbrpoaetof the Red Btring, without
being an actual nitrnW tbe eoret organiaa
tioa, tan at leant tell aa aomething of the inten
tion Of bia Radical elllea, thoagb not yet for
maty, erbap1 admitted to their cooflduoce aad
flalt, p,,,-, i.iV :,.
I "' " - 1 "
Tba Itoaowail (Wlacbwtrl Cemetarj. -
fttoaewall Cemetery wa dedicated "at
i" Fa.jim Tbamdny bwtj-itr
enea!f tea tbouaand people from variou
point in tli valtef of Tiritlnia. The remain
ot ' General T. Anhhyand Captain pick Aabby,
aad of Colon la Maraball and Thompaon, were
tnuufttrred and buri6d under the auipicMot tbe
Maaonlo Lodge of the valley,- after which an
oration wa delivered b ex Goveraor Henry A.
WU. ' Tke whole BiwMOdlng were conducted
with great ilecVum, and are Mpreasnted to have
been of tbe feieat aalemn and Impmwlve char
acter.; TU Executive Committee talubitted a
full report of tbetr operation tbu farrora
which, we anaka th following extract
VWt art alile to report to day that in nine
month lioce tbe 3d. day nt laxt February, w
nave OuUectea the remain or I.tyt deaa . trnus
numberlea iocalitie, tncloaed them ia tui table
eonln and given thera decent burial to conae
crated irround and within a protcctinir enclo-
turtL ; Theae dead hava been aollected from aa
area of fifteen mile radiu about thi town, at
aa expenditure of time, labor and moaey readily
imaginable. Ia tbe removal, every precaution bat
been taken to obtain all the iniuruiatian potud
bit about every man, tn b embodied in a per
manent record. In interring tbem every grave
fta been narked by a numoar correaponiung to
iu plant ia tbe reeora, ao a to prevent any mi
take of Identity, whould even head board be
deatroyed or dufaced.
Th whole number now buried bar it .4v4.
follow:
North Carolina 447 I Arkanaa 20
Yirginlt fi4 J Maryland. ,
Georgia . S8 I Texaa S
South Carolina 148 Kentucky l
Alabama1 r it-)t i . 7 I Delaware 1
Louisiana .
Unknown dead 813
Whose aamaa, -are
known but
ao vbeir Btate 83.
tfimiarinpl 60
Florida S8
Tenneeata I 18
Bo. Jarraaaoa Dxruv-Tua 'Mimiseirn
rCllftfiAT6aUL lal0 olio WlBTff ffJaMjltltlOtsal WCfl
unanimously adopted by the Legialatar of Miat
Irnippl a few day lncej il;;'s ' i "
Jtttatui, That this body desire to exnrei in
etTeraon Da via their deepest ymialhv. their
protound rt-)ect, their combined personal at-
ucineM,' ana lueir eauunnfr rememiirane of
his virtue aa a man. ami of ibnae crest onali.
tie of mind and heart which, la the cabinet and
field, la power and misfortune, bare marked
hi eveutlul lite, and which, from hi priaoa
bouej eall kxtbanw fecetre, at their band, tba
same ackaow lodgement of love and regard that
they did when be breathed the air of freedom, i
UtmJd, That the member of th Hon look
upon tbe confinement of Mr. Iarlsaa8tate
prisoner and without judicial power continued
bow nearly eighteen month, aa unwarrantable
by the Constitution and tbe law, and ia the nam
of common humanity , tbey arge bia IwaMdiate
mloaae, or at leaat that tpeedy trial which every
a4,hMjrjht.teM
enaatn for his cnaduct
,. M,Zd, That this Hrmse m deairou that
kla member pf the MjitlppLBr ahouU.!
one proceed to Virginia and ac Li rely engage ia
tht defense of Mr. Davu, with a view to his re
lease ; andt that far ucb purpose tt l prepared
to mak the BeeewSary appropriations. , f
! , mlud,frthfr, That thi House present to
tne people of Misslwippi the iubjectof provi
ding fof th family ot Mr. Davis by such general
and tiberal -contribution Irora everv county a
will insure tw bia win wnd cfaildneu !bat pmU
ion for life which hiaemineat service, hi dvo
tioa to hi State hi aell' sacrifice hit great
merit' and great misfortune to imperatively
demand, and which lor Mississippi now to refuse
wilt how her and her too alike degenerate.
- ' Grp Cnlturt and Frail Tree.
Th anpeiWity of tbe climate and toil of onr
Eastern Countiua for theculture of the grape
end for wine making hat long beeav knowor
Tbeucceaeful axperimeata which have been
made ia that region, for more than a century,
and repealed often during that period, hare
fully nettled that qneatioa. But tbe exbteaco
of aa abundance- of klave tabor, Bad the Mperiot
fertility of the toil In tbe production of corn
aadbtber marketable articiea, made the met
of living to eaay and abwntant, that turn ptt-
i fiirt been diipri W deVote'My'lfiuTiHS'
ear to th productioa of tba grape or wiaa in
1wr warket7ri - "'" '",v '
Now that cmr tyatem of lixr is changed, and
a greater demand baa been created for the di
viaiou of labor in agricultural paraaita, wa are
glad to find our people turning their atten
tion to grape and wine-raiaini'. W obeerve
that, la.aeveral eountira, aaaociation have been
fitrnied, having for tlieir olyecta thi, among
other hranchee of industry.
The grape, in every variety, may be proituced
In the Kaatern couiitiea in grer7qunlity,"ii
the mot ordinary laadlthealdition ofauth
K-rtilizen a may m easily olitaineil. It emu
ration neel bot neueaaarily" interfere with
other crop designed for home coaMmpthrn- nr
tor market ...Perhap no article caa be produced
wbnae reaulta may be o profitable at ao mII
expeowe. It I particularly adapted, wt judge,
to th labors of whit peraona, many of whom
con Id -1M be ao pntAtably eoiployod on other
farm labor. Tbe great deuderatmm M to leant,
first, what ia tbe character of your toil, and
what it need to product the grape ;' what ape
ciea are moat deairabl and profitably how It
(iinuld be culti vated aad managed, aad then
the retire process of wine-making. Having
learned theae, few may hesitate to embark in it
la the middle ted upper oountfe, as a means,
especially, of supplying the lack of the labor
formerly employed, we are Inclined to think our
people can find nothing rars profitable than
fruit raising. Apple and peacbee should form
th staple of th ercharda culvivated. Every
farmer should have an orchard. Tbe growing
demand btf dried fruitv a welL a the many 1
use to which fruit may be applied, promise a
very satisfactory income to Ihe'fruilj' aiaer.
Kved the lilackberry has become a large article
of comaseree, end this demand for fruit I not
likely to be anon lesseae), Tliea will only
need iht care of white' persons, when other
crofit will not ao mack require their attention.
They he produced on ordinary worn land
and require only timely and light culture. Th
beat varieties of fruit tree, aad direct Uma bow
tbey abould be cultivated, caa alway be ob
taiaml from Messrs.. West brook A Albright of
Grecashomngh, and of Messrs, ADaa A Johnson,
of Richmond, whose' notice are frequently
found in tbe tkntimti
Tea Ei.acrioa for member of Cciflgresa ap
pears' to hare Iteen treated with ; sovereign in
difference by tbo voter of Tex. At Galveston
many of the principal eitieen were not aware
an election wa to torn off or had to take pi ac.
In two prectneta th poll Vrre not opened.
At Houston, one tilth of the regular vote was
polled. 4 At San Antonio, nly 104 out of 1800
tetj were cut, sad ton lewbero. r .
' Tub This Legislatareha oppropriated 3,
000, or so mock ot that sum aa may be aoeea
rv, for conTerlne tbe tvmalna of Gen. Albert
"Sidney Johnston from Neat Orlea to Austia
for interment m tne state cemetery, a com
mitteenf one jfrom th Benat and two from tba
House was appointed to etrpvrrated the retnov
Bam Ball
Ricijmokd, Oct it, A match gam nf baa
ball lietween tbe National CluK of Washington,
and Unionjeiub, of this city, took place thi
fternooa on tba Fair irround. It wa witness
ed by a tare assemblage of spectators. Tbe
core resulted ia one haadaad and forty-three for
tue jsatlonalt and elevea fur tba Union. , a
Tlie Rev. Mr. Gramaer, aa Episcopal clergy
man, or lisitimore, u reported to nav nad a
vary narrow escape from an awful death, in
Switzerland, a few day co. The mul oa
which h wa riding went over a frightful preo
ipio aad was dashed to piece. Mr. G rammer
caught bold of tbe limb of a' tree, and , was
avetL-JT. r. Qtssrwr. r ., ,
Gen, O. O. Howard, la a recent Lecture ' de
livered ia Newark, N. J., on "Cbriatiaa Daty to
th South,1' aid "The actual reiatios of tba
North to tbe Sooth I that of tbe conqueror to
tba conquered. Bom preferred using mi idee
terms, but thia i tht actual ttata of the eaaa."
H tboreopon arroe that aomething more tbaa
"mairueninsity" ia required, and that "strict ex-
actiona" are proper, Thi it "Cbrbrtian" truly I
Mts. Bebeeea Baylor gave birth to a child t
Martinsville, Ohio, Monday night, cat It throat
with a knife, pqt it under aa old house, and
confesecd th deed .directly afterward. ,
A man, who waa atolea from Jackson. Michi-
Ban. thirty year aeo, when a mere boy. haa
just returned to bis parents, who tn a lifetime
bad ppoed him dead. .-
A w counterfeit 100 MU on the Ohio Na
UonaV Jlank of CindDnatl ha mal it appear
ance at Columboa. ' ' v-..
The Russian ladie are wearing t he Americas
color prettily arranged about their boaneta and
dree trimming. . ... . . V
" If the United State were a densely wopohv
ted aa England, they would have over (KX),000
000 lobabitaata. , 'i - -
: When flower are full nf heaven
dewa, they alway hug their head; bat
hold their the higher the more they recei
Tbe Raleigh Arnrmel think there will hot be
Over twenty Radicala in tbe Aaaembly.
rVa are glad that, it i ao, warta.., But, alae 1
that thera should bewty Radicala elected ia
a Soutlieni Sute.-sirmJe Tim. ' - .
Tt house at Appomattox Court Hoaae,' in
which Gew. Lee enrrendered the Army of North
ern Virginia, on th 9th. of April, 1WS, is offer
ed tor sals by it owner, Col. McLean.
- ii U .. . f'l
"GB!ntRAi Gbamt will Ohxt Onrtrs. A
telegram from Washlngtoa to th Hhitadetphis
"Ledger" report that in aa Interview with the
President oa the Maryland ' trouble General
Grant stated that "he knew nothing of the mar
it of tht cue, aad should, of course, obey or
Biahop AUclajoa't LetteTt from Zoropa.
t . (s5.ijT
IXlBLIir, RKPTKMBBa 80, I860,'
MtDiab Ma. tniToa : I bail hoped to
hajre writlea yaw a letter nearly every week, bat
now aaore-tbaa a month has elapsed, witboat
my endug you atine. Tbo reason baa been,
that aa aty acquaintance baa extended, my ten
ant baa been abridged. I last wrote yoa, 1 be
lieve, from Tnobridg Well. I found that watering-place
aa extremely pleasant one, and very
beneficial to my health. The water ia the beet
toaie I ever tried, tbe acenery beautitnt, and tbe
sir extremely pare and salubrious. The merit
orb4
gwtwrwakwerf which tbey vain higMyr that fa, jaaw. f
to th aablic' by Dudley. Lord Northa di
rote young nobleman, in tbetthra of June L
1lttoWsaW"TeirKtWntiOT
ted by U aea, tbat instead ot the prematar
thi remedy, be .was, by virtu of ft, enabled to
attain extreme old age. It ha tver inc been
much esteemed; and greatly frequented by tbe
English. Near it is one of those historical
houses of which they are justly proud. - It I
Pnhnrat,th Beat of tba Sidney family, toiwhom
it ha belonged since tbe time of Edward VL
It wa th btrth-plaotof Sir Philip, and ot Al
gernon, Sidney, and is attorned with portrait of
theae, frteW Kliisibetbaml Kn-dley, Lord
Leicester, her favorite, of Dorothea Sidney
(Waller's Sacchariisa) and of many other per
sons the world will never forget It has. also
pictures by the old masters, and toriont relic,
piece of armor, and the like, of tbe great men
whose name are associated with the place.
Tbo building i a fine c4d mansion of atone,
quadrangular in, form, enclosing a court, and
surrtm oiled bya park, remarkable for the sine
and beaaty of it oaks, ' -,
Whil at Taabrldg Wells I received an invi
to! ioa from a veaerable olt chfrgymaa ia Nor
folk county, t meet tbe Bishop of Brisbane, at
hi hoosa, aayt to tok some part la a meeting to
he held hi hie Parish, la furtherance of the in
terestelof tbe a w Diocese of Brithsne. I ac
cepted the iavttatioa, and met the Bishop and
tome fifteen or twenty clergymen of the aeigh
borbood, many ot them accompanied by their
wire, at thetabtoof my hospitablo friend,
We bad afterward a pleasant, lively missiona
ry gathering, ia which, a a representative of
tbe Americaa Church, I received a most Cor-'
dial welcome. -J i '
The next day I went with the Bishoji and our
host to Norwich, mainly to visit the Cfatbedral,
bestowing a portion of our tiat, bo waver, oa
the Palace and groud of th Bishop of Nor
wich, abewa o by hi sons, th Bishop nd tbe
rct of hi L..farailj being .a&senVmoLJnftJM1
glance at ta Caatle and some ot the Churches.
The Cathedral of Norwich would, ia almost
any other country , le considered one ot it chief
architectural glories. The building wa com
menced as far back as A. D. 10M. The work
wa carried on for centuries, and tbe aplm waa
not erected wntil 1301. I en re the facts to il
lustrate tbe antiquity of these grand and vene
rable atoauments af Christian devotSVm. 1 The
architecture is of enures, from it era, Norman.
It ia 411 feet long, and 191 -wide, while the
pir I 1S feet high. It will give an Ameri
eat read a better idea of it aim for -him to
consider that if th width of the Transept were
that of Um whole building, there would be more
than caoagb room ia it for twelve churches 100
kt long, by 00 wide, or for at least twenty, of
the averag of such as we hav ia North Caroli
na, i To stand at the western door of such a
Cathedral, and cast yoor ey to it eastern ex
trctnitv It like lookia down aa aventieof hiftv
tree whose branches intertwine far above you
in tba air. And when oa remember that the
light which traam ia oa you, I grrgeou with
the color of richly-painted Windows, that
thickly planted aruuod yoa are the monument
of saints and warrior of past ages, here the
f ffilty of a (ten knight reclining in hi rinour,
there th figure of s devout prelate, with his
arm crossed oa hi breast, in th attitude of
prayer, aad tbat hart tbey bay been lying con
tory after eeatary, 'While- lb restless loom of
Tim ha beaa weaving th web of human life
around tatnt, otDe feel tbat a building may
hav other than merely material usflt, Jhat a sa
cred building may serve other purposes thsa to
rurnwa room ia wnica near a sermon :
that it may be itself a aenuon, a tolema and
elevating sermon ia atoas, peeacliing with power
to many socoeaslv geaerawons. ;
Tbat day I dined with 'a country gentleman
who has a handsome place, near the realdenee,
llhougb aot in tba Pariah ot my kind clerical
host, and as I hava aeen more perhape of Eng-
iisb eoantry lire thsa nmencaa generally do,
It may be well to give my impressions of It, ts-
pecially aa it 1 very mochjeonflned to thi coon
try. In th South w had sometbtng like It
before th war. Whether it will eonrinwe under
tht new order of things la doubtful. At the
North, aad oa tbe Continent of Europe, men of
weaitn prefer M ooogregan in citie, aad ta tn
summer to resort to watering place. Host
Englishm who br eatate In tha coon try
preicr, on ' m oiner pann, reside on tnem,
and to oom op only occasionally to town, '. Ba
les they r confined to It, by the engagement
of political life. Their bouse, I bterve, are
built chiefly fa valley, whil our, it possible.
areo hill, the difference, I think, being due to
tbe Influence nf climste. We . who Miffer from
heat Woolnr tbo wlada, while ia thi cooler and
mart stormy region, they eek rather te shelter
Uiemselvss trora taair vtolaae. ; Around the!
Bouse tasv aav park of neater or leas
extent according to the wealth of th proprie
tor. , .Thea are covered with gram of ' tbe rich'
est verdure, which is carefully tad frequently
mow,' and c Which feT Bock oT eherp, end
fat bahpy-lookino; cow, and oa th rrounda
belonging to great hoaae, herd of dear ere en
hancing that aspect' of abandanca, aad tranquil
beauty, which Seem to ma th characteristic
ebana ef English scenery Of course, there are
ahrsys fin trees (object mock valued by the
angiieoj growing singly, or in ei urn pa, and ir
possible, water ia k stream, or lakelet, and, bear
the bona a profits! o ot beautiful flowera, of
thoae kinds such .Geranhiin, which broom
all th summer-.- I may add ia passing, that
nothing ia England has struck m more than
th abundance and splendor of tbe flower. I
ae a great adyanot la that . respect, since my
former visit to thi Inaatry. Th people them
eel re attribute H to the efreot of tfjeir frequent
Uortkmltaral shows. Inspiring all elaase witba
taste for tbie aort of decoration. So ( fffa
thaoortaga of tbo laborer to the palace of th
Duko, all surround tbenuelyea with flower, and
area tha rsllwav ststinae a mi tManti t.. .
1 bar already said tbat tbo gram ia to tha
cy, and I mar add, to the foot of th Ameri -eaa,
omewbat pecnlarr Our h a pal green,
theirs U l aw purplish greea.-aad irt-toaW
I ao thick aad aoft tbU it yieldate th foot Eko
a rich Tarkey aarpe. Thi la due pertly to a
tare, aad partly to art They have, one would
think; almost dairy showers, and th oil geoer
ally rest oa chalk, or limestone; both being
conditions very : favorable to , this sjruwth.
Thea tbey keep tbe same laws not from year to
year, bat rather from century tn century, wa
disturbed exeept by tht head of th mower and
the, pressure of th roller. On gentleman
whom I recently visited told me that a lawn oa '
which I had ust been walking, had been ued
for that purpose only, so far a h could leara,
from tbo day af King J alia. It it tima tbaa
'V J :yi)s'" ;- A -Vf.
aad eultivatioa, a well as a weeping ky, and
a eelcaraoa toU, which give to England tu pe
coliarly rich and beaaUlul turf.
But to return to oar English country gentla
aiaa, Hi houae 1 utaally of stone, bvge, often
irregularly brrllt, generally old. aad th more
valued lor being u, to ,tkt I ltly heard one.
who was a good deal mora than a mer eonntry
gentleman complain rather bitterly of his
grind-father, aenaringeoKa polled down a
ion ol imueotorial antiquity, to build a new
on ia It ttead. Th furnitors of the houses
sppears to me quit plain, compared witn tnu
of neoDle of eorresDondintr wealth ia our owa
enootrr.. But they always have tmi oraameat
neat
yv-i
i.J
trait of their aaeeator. and work of art exeJ
euted bv eminent puntor of their own country,
Xttei-LIWJ ul UXHUHMitSi himw; amrvw
lag usually very larg umto. th purchaser,
whether of the present or ot a past generation.
They keep toe mors tervaata tbaa ia usual with
us. evea with Us. eauta; fortua, aad tbey cer
tainly hav th finest aad handsomest bouses I
have ever mul ' ... ....'i.e..
With borne. tba.BviK ao many comfort.
and with a country to prosperous, and means of
intercommunication so perieci, mat a pleasant
oeiety is accessible everywhere, it I ao wonder
that thaEiurliah delitrht ia a country life. It- its
t-t-Dity that towof Hieta ' ijr Itt mil
lion know aotbing nl tree, ani grass saa ma
uries, except what tbey ee in the Park and
so as re of Loadon and other great cities. In
deed, ia thi respect, as la many other, cloud
teem to nw to Ingathering over aad beginning
to darken this land, now to beautiful, ao free, so
prosperous. Tbe agriculture! eiameat it dwind
ling ia proportion to the general population.
Londosfaad th ethof citie ar (welling out ia
very direction, ao as to threaten to , onvr the
whole eonntry. Now th population of a great
oity is, I believe, in eyety respect, Inferior to
that ot the eonntry. Tbey are smaller, feebler
bve lee Mem endtfrmg Courage, and at the
am time are more p$ waate aad excitable.
t believe mat aa sngitea army wouta aot o
am at formidable to that ot another aatioa, a
H wa at Creey, at Blenheim, or at Waterloo.
An urbarTpcuUfloaU attaajam time, mote
unruly thaaa rural oa.' .i,i ... ,. ,
Th Hyde park riot last aummer indicated
pretty plainly th law We temper of a London
rao, and th timid policy of the ministry, who
really gav up foy' merhl day,th property of
theigovernment into th hand of thepopulace,
aogumd lllfor Uwiotara Uaaquility of th great
metropolis, . T"" i-'", -." " .
' But I matt bow clo thi hmg kttar. ''".
'. Tonr truly, Tboka Atswsox.
VI V ADTHTIliaiKTl
. w o ' m . -ww ' . " 1 a, "
vaioasie kaiaaprvyra uii
I T IOWA, artBOOKHir A WD nKinesOTi,' FOB
hi m, or tows taehsaesw tor Lawa or ether Pre-
fry a tsetbCavlta,l
' ' '
1 ties sboro, H. C.
t3ra) Tlaiea. ,
THBEB THOUSAND CATAWBA AND ISABELLA
Orape Vines, te gond bearing etmditim, tnt sale,
at twsany-ars ssassissns n war awe tnraerea.
Ls tkas osm ramtrsd, tarty seats saasw
i iu u-Appry t i . !!
1 .-.r WIIXIAM ORIMFil,
0t-w Balsigb, M.C.
s w " " " .1 "") "
Jaaar M. Tmwloa,
J.I i . ' HI :ii.'v . - - I,--
Grtenl cemmisaloa Mertnant,
" AUcrrioiviCKii,
AND AGENT POR THE BALE OF
- i . . ,.
AgrlcuttarwJ Impleaaasila, FcvUllxears,
1,11 I v I I kUM . Ml ,1
. I :.. M..ti?....nreif f-v. .e ft.): i-..
1 ' I .-(,, - Mi t
OLB ITAgB, KaUal MABKBT,
j ) ! i l it n!k J I , - ,
HAimoHr, isr. a
Bsvbuj greatly enkrgs my 'war reams,!!
pared looftV inereassa fasOiaea to my em fHeade
aad lbs pablie genetally.
' Odtaa-tf
, A HAKOX AID TA1TJABLI DwTXUIQ
. I H0U8I LOT! JOE SAO
; P WARKENTOH, NORTH GAJWLtNJL
. rsotT.TAMOw, - "' I As1 Worres Oomi af
By virtae er aaeeraeauaak the abars tanse, at
Fatf Trrwj 1, of the Oosut of Xqnity lor W aires
Oosstr, I shall osVa- f mim, a tits Court Hews donr
ks the Town of WsrraBssa, ea s ersdit of twalre months
en the Uth. day of Dsesaber asst. tlx large endsom
modimss Bonse aad the Lets bsiooirine Ibssett, te
the Town of Wamnton, adjemingtlie lands of John
x. nuuame ana otnere, nemg sn fTsmlssa ea
which Harrwid lUtoa, astmasil fotntarly, resided te
aid Town. Bond with apjeeved etewitjf wtli as re-
asa, taaasw swUHfawjIt
D ROSfET V Ct
, ' -TAJJIJ8IIEI 1 830.
8DIPPLN9 :.TOWMIS8I
. i j-wj.xfi i.vv . t. . .; ..... -'.
lmingtoiwc::
Liberal cash adraneesmads aa aBmgmaBl to as,
venrsaut . .. . , v ...
Jul
WIISM,
1
yvrfj r xr-z-vurr
,r!l'
AAlJUITi JL- aJtVXV l
a .5' n
flsttun fts-irsrded to them fres ef aimmuJin.
arsMMaasdewwaahipasettotseai Boss es
ipt ef pratwr waeBMK .)-. , n, .,- ,nil.a ,
Chives on fialm pngmmtU tttthtaBg mass. I r )
Of A Masle Book
rr tba Vnii
j -IEIIIIY CHIMES" v
i ' ,t;u z'vuxrjA ,
" aw t
VXtfMRSjLUr.APiUTTEP TO tM TBS BEST.
rpflM aew boot of Mr. L O. Fatarsoe's km already
X mst with a sals sltegsthar Mpr!kptod sod
ssnhed.ias tjsrst AsmAVssli saittoe, a a atoesmd
ZVrJTF1' sssiwaesa.Brtajm,tast th
. Mprre Cwenns will as burned it. .
asesSat Klements, that AUraet aad aWtate the At
wmaas of Cliilitrea, Il nnos ar aot oid sad baae
win sons' throats s. doses hoohahaL iimw uwl
Hr"UB, Adantsit So aU fsra, and Ahve with
Kir Bjittlt o Tuaea. mum ta ssiwis wonyakfl s
oaan. aaswmta rages ea spplieauon,
j i -- - OLIVER DITSON ft CO., -i
IMlabsvs, m Washtegtasi SU ikwtua. .
iOt!-as , . ....,,. t
1 I 1 ' '
J'Lttdle' takg aad jjihAwkr
BshnersiaiirKAa " ' ""
: v.: .--...s .) T. COOUf'tN
cLOTiiniat
TURTrsostvst a aew impprr of tba latest 8trWa,
aad at very low i'nrea.1 J eall partH-olar a, ten
tie te
mj stock or liver Goats, wiuch I wiil sell
tr-Bxie, ... : ;f t -h
a verv
I V.. IXTEHXAL KEVEXrE '
I WILL be at my Offloe", nixt dwrtoB. p Willi.! !
s.4 o'. Btore, twit Monday and TuiUi
HeveunsorWakeenaDty., vi."rnl
I hope thstiiLfnim whom Taies are due wfL.n
and pay, aa 1 d t wish to ha euiuiwki tn suiW TJr!
10 per esut from any ; wlni'U I am bound to du if r,7T
aut iaBDtaaadeatmatbnM. "pay
W. IL WITJ.ttM
Baldyh, Oct. 7- . lepnty CuiWfc,,,
THTEHK, HOI-I AM OW hi dstlr ThTT
tbsnistih jrf..UiOY8TK!W. ' '1
. ' . W. BOIlfcKX ANPKEWR.
Oetr-JiHL. Wholwiato and IteUU Or,iS
"TTti an
I vy v'jy.t
I as a eanjitiaU
a Krt KxTtts rai.!7
Allant Doorkeeper to tba House
of Common.
WK are authorised to announce THI.
atar,hf this City, as a oandidats b.'
Assiatant Doorkeeper to the aext Huase of Coiam,. 7,
0ot2-td , ... j ,. ;;T
I will reoelrepropoaSls the reiit of bit farm. i.
: Pitt County, for ths nextynsr. . '
TUine farms ar -itwulve uUsa above the tuwn ,i
WashiugUtu, N. O. and diridsd by J'ar Krrr -nJL
hare been cultivated this fear by Col Wluithwcr
tpc ana. Aoarese, - m-r-r ttt- . -
, , WILLIAM QRISIES, , '
tyvAiiiiarw atui 4v;w ljtti u uuruaU Ua VXlluliUii'
J J rt.il I., a.. , -m
AO BOXES MAC '8
Adamantine Candlea, in Kllh Boxes Abo te flh
Cartons. These are ths bestCsmUes knows to
the trade.
Pl'LLIAM, JONES ft CO.
I.MIIGO. UJ . . ,
TtCadder, and other bre8tnrrs, now in Blora.' .
XIX . . . . , 1'ULLIAM, JONtH CO
Out tl-W Wlwdesals Oruears!
-Ift BALBtS HBtVirST COTTON B)AU-
XV gm, anmsess tunas none ; new ta tttiirs
PULLL
1.1AM, Jl
, JONES ft CO.
Wholesale Orocsra.
Oct J7-tf
CONCRNTRATCO I.TK.-an arti.le of groat
sxoelUMHW ill domnatic eromimy. -
. ' 4 PL'LLIAM, JONES ft CO '
Oct87-tf Wboletalt Orumni,
Corn, Com Heal and Family Flour.
PULLIAM, JONES ft CO.
Wholesale Oroeera,
Vf ,f, i W. fayetteviUe.
tTr.t i
TJaT b-anilv wAauima nr jv
iCO.
0ot7-tf
Wholesale Qroeersi
2000
fictr-tf
mivrHBS svPBBiott aria
Cotton, assortoi numbers, now is Mlon.
PULLIAMJONESACO.
.Wholesals Oroeen.
r"Lt( acPKRIOEt tTI,tTIi
X.b s-Coil Chewing Tub -co; Carolina BvlW Suuff;
Kine Cut Hublinie Chewing Tobaveo ;
Just arrived,
' n , PULLIAM, JONES ft CO. -Oct
OT-tf Wholesale Onierrt.
Important to Tbo People, r
a. w. FRArs,
DEALER IN PURIITCRE.
West Side FayetteviUe Street,
Am te MiMtr' Jewelry Store, and opj-otitt tit
-W avam,-,., t ,-St ,w-itva
IOvitea Attention from City and Country to his larp-e
had sleKant stock of foraittns, on hand and to tr
ims, consisting of complete chamber Setts, Mattrts
sesof various designs and qualities, suitable for Cot
tage or Palace. Uia supply of HDt'AH, PAKLOIl,
CftlDia KOOlt and 01'M CHA1118, fte AeZ
notexoeliodin the HUte. '
--t . FNDERTAKIKO.- ,Jf ; f
Ho reaneetfliny announces that he has tildcd to his
otlier boainoaa, that of undertaking, aad is now lesdr
to supply those who may require them, Coffins of any
desired quality. He has ths best material (Vr wuoti
wenk, elaborate silrer plain mountings, nlanne, etc..
and a hew HEAItHE, of modern, pattern and Mulsh.
Be ia therefore te eondiUnn to fUniiah tTervtliuiir re
tr ,. ..
quisite Rir mneral oeesnon and will attend to aU
order for his (ervicee, ia Uiisl line, with promptitude. ..
. Oct H7-3m. r
' J FOB SALE,' '"' '
FT1HE ftnest PONT HOUSE to tlie Stat, 1 year old
A i next Spring Safe and Sound.
OctaS-Sw ; , , .. W. H. CUOW. .
TEX DOLLARS BEwXfiDI -
STOLKN. on the night r)f the Kth. Ihst., ftn
black MoCLr.LrN8AIDLE,braa-mouuted, quil
ted patmt-laather seat. - , .
lbs shors reward will be paid its recovery and
for f vtdenoa te eonviet tht thief. Apply at
: 1 Tills OFFICE.
Baleigh, Pot at-t
m DAVi3jom ';;
firocers. and Commission Merchants,
TT hata jaet rotnrned from the North with t
T T largo and complete assortment of Oreceriua,
Whwh ws offer to the pablie, at wholesale and retail,
JefMswe Trice tor Cab or Col-'
to.:.
j Tks stock oonsisU, te part, ss foUowt :
t ' n.r w autsi au
gmdse of
XFFTF,J,Ta,Ijigi,TraandBio,
1 ,' sflU Is-17K1 li 1 Jl. Hi ' -V
waaaa MHl ItlsX'it 1 VML r ;
bYlilP and Mnlassea.
IT
BAOC-W, o - JT ' - i
rum tiRAF iJtRiy, h: - v y : j
f f . Aair.ii DL,- and Beof-Tongues,
, v n. X. f ACXAT Beef.
' Cod-nsh, Haekerel and Harrinn Pri nka :
Better aad Chaeae.
4ne swwrimeat of Cigars, - Stareh, Copaoras, Alius,
Salt fet, best Durham Smolisn Tolmotw, Ac. ,! v
A food saortnietii sr.naa nJ
! Bekwhe.VW
I
TVIXES AKD LIQUORS
nf the boot bnmUi. "
Bagging and Bop. Kerosene Oifc iffliot No. I to .
TttifVtommWM-aTX MWWaT'iVi H-i I "fir Y1r ' Tn .",V?f
aiaexmg.-- :t;-3-;
rmi)eetfuUybris tnepnMie to eall and ex
'I
HASOMC. '
" TlBiiih ArnrTAFT's Omtx ) ,
- llujtms. lint ikiK i.vl
KUV 01 ,U", K2 WiIHJ E . t IT., sod Ae-
v WU nfM io wis
aun.toy evtnnr, tbe third nr Tv.
elorkfur ths trtnnnrtion 'of nrhl,n.inM- aa
ma? be sntmutted to Hw-ir nnn.iA.r., . -
ThsOfhesvsofsnboriliiui 1.1
,JJ.'i''?i"i PT? P't'er oVloffates to be
aiipntutMl, in obedience to the omatituuo aad awar
wa) regulauoaa of th tirand
fwt.- ' '. W ILL! A If T. BAIN, ,
uwdard ani Enterprls oopy. .. , ,
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