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, EDITOR AND, PROPRIETOR.
The aristocrat by, birth' afii prejudice, spent
Iiis life in advocatiit? the cause of freedom
and the people. ' The generous 'enthusiasts
who pave awar his thousands in eharitv.
' bought a saving-box to fill with pence.
.I'r.. , . iv;.'! ' MideUasez Gaxttle.
ScBscttfTios Fire Dollars per annum half in
AiiTitTiiiKtxn. Forvij 16 lme n;rs.inerj
fu
ture, he will also attend to the means of pro
moling his own and hia family's happiness,
by having a comfortable dwelli nr. not fexnen-
svef but snug, neat and convenient ; in good
PoMn and with architectural proportions,
nie; out-buildings should be arraneed with
AN APPALLING SITUATION!; ,h fe
In Coom i Naval Hutorywe find the followms planted, ; and not remotely from the house,
interesting- description of a scene on hipboard, which should be a garden: well cultivated and well
Olusbatessia a strikinar manner, the effectg of disci- stocked wiih fruit-bearing shrubs." in order
phne in a man-of-war. '"; ; 'VJ to arrive at a desirable result,the farmeriwhen
On the 10th of AnriL the New-York. begins should commence in the" character
the Weekly Paner. free on J',n Adams, and Enterprise sailed, to touch ?fin engineer, and after repeated examina-
ai matia, on ineir way to the enemy's port; iMui;inji upon a plan oi what be ln-
iniie roaRing litis passage, just as tne music rm, uuuuings, snouui oe, ana
wn,OneDallar each subsequent inaertion.25 cenifl
Court Orders and J oJicial Adtertlsemenla will ba
(hirged 25 per: cent.1 higher; but deduction or d3
r cenU will be made from the regular prices; for ad
rtrtiwrsby the jaar." ' j "' : ; "'
Adveriisemenu. inserted in the Semi-Weekly Rib
iitib will aiso appesr in
htrge, ' ,J . . .;t ..
Utters to the Editor mast be post-paid.
THE OPOSSUM;. '
it i locTBia jr' riirtia
had been i' beating, to grog, a heavy explosion evcry P03 e ets, and every nail he drives,
was heard near the cockpit of the flair ship, should have reference to this plan, and as
anu tne lower part ot tne vessel was imme- vcs, ma pian win oe constantly ue-
d lately filled with smoke. 3t was art appal- sloping, and he and his children will be
inx moment, for -everv" man on board was 8aved the mortification of seeing a haphazard
' i I U... MH 1 . r - r linmKlinnr nf Kll 1 11 in era fann 9
R?oo mav"b magazine, must hSve exploded ; that U farmer's home, since there the most of his
ike the Raccoon may. be found in all parts .Vi Itim mn.t h nnt uxu i
0f the So Aem wanuy. . and hke too, lhat;lhd 8hip wlU flavmMf an(, ins ,,j be, strongly attached, ought to .be the, pleas-
aniest spot to mm 01 any on the whole globe.
And why may it not be, since he can arrange
as he pleases ? There are a great many dif
ficulties to struggle with in subduing nature
nml muLirur u trnntl farm Kni ttiasa A(Htt,il-
pon reptiles, insects, and the roots and bark hadnot bWn - iTen a nnLlhen hi mn ties are not eWnced by attention to the things
df trees. : V . ., I wr ominir tpai;it f mI i we have mentioned, but rathfr liorhtpnorl bv
fiit. . ...1.. l. U..I iL. I .';."' wviLiu, auu uuici i -
magazine was in
animal, greedv of blood, and, like the mink, , tKnlrt,.wnZ . ' . ,
ks t with avidity from the necks of the . FT? - d r ?'
S. which hehaAilled., ;He feeds also SSbfi',? k.P!a". and -he
D ' .a-- s..w..; .1,1 i k.-i ordered him to beat to quarters. . The alarm
Dale Opossum, that are, worthy, of; notice.- dircclwj tlis
stations, uuder a standing regulation, which
j.
1. Rrat im a kind nf nrwlrt tnrmed in the . - . - ViJr
V." c',..: r ":r.u " r-" " P nre V16 most -certain means of
,Kin nnuer uie ocuy,. luwuicu the officers entire command
n tnis pocKet sue carries anu . sucmcs ucr
jroung.
giving
of the shin, and
nr-nrVAntin0 i.nnrminn' Tk. Z-O ... ' fl
well exhibited on ihisjtry.
the new hopecd happy anticipations Which
such a plan tlyes birth to. Bangor tCour
ier, - -
roaDg go irom me womo una una !PmW ng occasion ; for while there is nothing so
J,ey are no larger than a common fly ; butJr,a,fu to lhe 8Caman the alarm of fireYthe
HIS iruui oi mis i uuuui cr uiuuti, uviwiui-
SQUIRE BLUMPY, OF RACKE&SACK.
TJBjl WAT TBtf I1D1I OUT THI 1AW I
- THE HSW COOKTRIXS.
A particularjriend of ours at Batesville.
hare myselfseen an old female Opossum who
had nine young ones, neatly Urge enough to
eare the pocket.. ,. - v-v
The other singularity alluded to, and which
s common to the male also, as the formation
f their feet, which approach hearer to. the
j. a w a
means ne uses to attain lus ends, vowels
has always a gang of slinks or strikers about
him men who will do any thing and swear
to any thing he bids them. A short time
since he obtaiqed a commission for one of
those tools known in these "diggins" as
Jassack" of the Peace, or in other words,
Justice of the Peace. The fellow's' name
was Blumpy, an ignorant dolt, as destitute of
by Datem's pullets, and his ball face swijled
down by the defendant himself ; inecours he
has got to pay for them, and fork iver jmy
fee into the bargain. vTheoV the : court's
sentiments i.f,1 .i-f-v " .-t.t
g Judgment was accordingly rendered against
Datem, and he was obliged to foot the whole
bill... , - ;. "e.. - . t r -'-.-. -
FO It,: S E PT n Jl O El
i ; j S. Gregory tf 4k. jtfcuiagert.
1 TIRGIN I A STATR LOTTE RY.Fdt the benefit
V of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Associa
tion." Class No, S.IEbt 1840. To be drawn: t Alex
andria, V a. on Satnrday, 12tu Sptember 1840
GRANDAPlTAls". , ' '
$20,000-10,000-5,600- 3,000
lOO Pnaes f MOOce.
6 No. Lottery 10; Drawn Banot.
Tickets only 10 Halves $5 Quarters $2 50.
Ccrtificatea of Packages of 22 M bols I icjkets $120
Do do " 2fHalf do i 60
Do do 22 QoarXer do j 30
30,000 Dollars!! I
100 Prwcaf.1.000 ! T0
IRGINIA 8TA"PE L.QTTERT, For tbe bene
fiof the Petersburg Bene voient Mechanic As
sociation. '; Class No.' 10. for 1840. To be drawn at
Alexandria, Vs-.on Saturday, September 19lh, 1840.
SCHEME. I
$30,000 ! $10,000 5,000 $3,000 $2,500
$1 017 SO 50 Prizes of $1,000, &c &cf
TickeU only $10 Halves $5 Quarters $2 50.
Certificates of Packages ol 25 Whole Tickets $130
Do do 25 Half do ( 65
Do do 25 Quarter do I 321
40,000 Dollars!!!
14 Drawn Noi out of 78.
$40,000 $12.000 $0.000 5 000 3,000 i2 500
$2,00U ft, 769 $1,600 $1,500 2 of $1 250
2-uf $1,20020 of $1,000 20 of $500 20 of $400
01 Ovc. etc.
IWlin-I Mnnif, want tn tlipir nn&riAr m ramil-irlir a I has furnished us with the irround-work of thp ;n - i-i ist ti iv.
a si m m t rr . c ia 1 m - - --j a m r . t " -
lUliding wnat JM UO Jiunon tens us oi me .'n .u. momint nfconfidenpe. Tn ea h. following account, showing the manner in rAlexandria. Va. on 8atorday, 26ih September,
young 01 anouicr species 01 auimai aimuar ui ing$(no:jth, and the leather moderate, the which they do things in the back part of the
the Opossum i but it is certain that the young (Jommodore himself, now issued orders to " Rackejisack'Vcountry.
remain in these pockets until thejr re suffi- hoist out the boats. Jbe command, which In one of the back counties lives a "big
ciently strong to run about, and- even after had been under the influence of the man" named Vowels, and not overburthened
that time they return into the pocket to pass be8l feeunM wr tb6 human heart, was most with honesty. Rich in lands and tenemeuts,
their nights ; and when frightened at any Unie, unforlanalely limetj The eo le had n0 meaner than gar broth" and regardless what
Uwillruniouie.pocKeiior.siieiier. inev ,ooner left the irons to execute it. than the
never separatejrom their pothers entirely jlb.boomf bow-sprit, spritsail-yard; knight
ontil they have grown sufficiently Urge to be headf anJ eve t rlrwartI was ,incd wUh
able to protect tnemseives ana 10 proviue tneir men un,lef lhe ldea of lUn far
own food. Within rjer : pocket the mother sible from the mzgizine. Some even leap
rery oftett raises eight or ten at a timeI overboard and wam for ihe nearest vessel.
' The situation of the ship was how exceed
ingly criticah With a fire known to be kin:
died near the magazine, and a crew in a great
measure disorganized, the chances of escape
RfilNTA 8TATR I.flTTRRV Varthh.
fit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanle .6 ainf Mf Wrapping Paper
1840 T6 be drawn,
10 PEEBLES, ltALL & CO.' "
t T. V:v; Old Stni Petenfagt rS "
KEEP always on hand a tirga and well assorted
' .- otock; op GROCEutE;-; .
which they offer for sale on accommodating; termsQ j
respectfully invite merchants add others punduuiag
Groceries in Petersborg to examine the same. Tbsy
have now ii store the following artides ,
45 hhds.. prime St, Croix Sugar;, ; . , . .. - ,
125 do 'I Porto Rico and Mew Orleans ditto .
2500 Loaves lump, single and double refined ditto f '
- 25 tierces and ffRT.?? Molasses, t
400 bags prime Green Havana and LagnyraCoee
500 bags Ri -do: (strong scented) ,Yu, ;
25 do old Java Coffee . . -: , . Vs.. ,
50 '.""do', Pepper, Alapice and Ginger J .
500 kega Cut Nails,'assorted sizes, , '
60 tons Swedes and English Bar Iron
200 bundles hoop, band and rod Iron, assorted sixes
2 tons Blistered and German Steel
f 10 tons Castings Pots, Ovens &c , . v
250 pes. Cotton Bagging ...
150 coils Bale Rope -800
" Baling aind Seine Twine1'
1500 lbs Shoe Thread "
1 200 sides Hemlock and Oak tanned Sole Leather
30 doz Collins ic Co. and Beer's Axes -100
boxes Tallow, Hall's Patent and Sperm Candles
50 boxes Yellow Soap ' V "
75 packages Young Hyson; Gun Powder and Inv
fierialTea ' - ,
, 3 pipes Blackburry" MadV Wine '
50 qr. casks Lisbon, L. P. Tenerifie, S. Madeira
i and Malaga Wine
20 half pipes Cogniac Brandy
3 puncheons old Jamaica and Antigua Rum
1 do superior old Scotch Whitkey, of our
own importation warranted pure andtaricdy
prime quality
50 bbls old.Mountain Whiskey .
75 bbls " Southampton Apple Brandy .
30 do " N. E. Rum
300 do No 1 North Carolina Herrings !
15,000 lbs Western Bacon (sides')
200 dox Bed Cords and Leading Lines
500 sacks Liverpool, Blown, and Ground Mam Salt
75 boxes. Manufactured Tobacco, c dee. , , ,
They also give their attention to Jthe sale of Cotton.
Tobacco, and all kinds of produce. Goods forwarded
to their care, will receive prompt and special attention.
Peteraburg; Va. August 26. 72 4t
Tickets only $10 Halves $5 Quarters $2,
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tick's $130
Do , do 26 Half do ,65
Do do 26 Quarter do 32 50
rr For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Pack
ages in the above Splendid Lotteries, address
D.S.GREGORY & Co. Managers, i
WashingtonX'ity, D. 0.
rowings sent immediately after they are Over, to
all ikhn nnlfriilin Do
www. w r '
ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL, p. C.
The sixteenth annual examination of the Stu
dents of this Institution has recently closed, and there
is now a vacation until the 1st day of the 9th month,
(September,) at which time the scholastic duues will
be again resumed. . The course of stodv in the Insti
tution, besides the usual branches of an English edu
cation, wnicn are taught with great care, embraces
complete and rigid coarse of Mathematics, ' both pare
RiLEIGH AWD OA8TOX IXAIt
KOAD
" II I n ...
Rxptdttum increased, and no detention?
fTHHE Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road ia now com
rJi-'i'1 in ful1 Pion This-road coo
r"iij.CLwe,milto' nd- Rnoke Rait .Road
l !?",on wt,ch,0l1 ?ioitea with tho Petersburg
Rail Road near Belfield. A conUhuoga line of Rail
Road and Steamboat communication is thus formed
between Raleigh; N. C and Boston. 'Vi, ,.t 1
Passengers travelling Sdiith leave Baltimore at 9
o clock. A. M. and arrite at Peterabura at 1 A. If.
next morning t leave Petersburg at 2, A, M. and ar
rive Raleigh at 5 P. M . the same day making only
32 hours,' including 1 stoppages, from Baltimore to
Raleigh 338 miles: From Raleigh ' to the South,
there i a daily lin of stages rbnning Jo connection
wub the Rail Road Cars, ,r To the South vyest and
West, there is a daily line of four horse post coachea,
which leave immediately on' the arrival of lhe Iraki,
and run via. Hiltsboro and Greensboro, to Salishuir
from thence a tri-weekly line via York and 'Abbe
ville, Q. u. to Milledgevllle, Ga. There u also a
tri-weekly hack line from Raleish. via Piltsboro and
Ashboro to Salisbury,. ; From Salisbury there te a
tri-weekly four horse iKwt coach line via Liecolnton
and Rutherfordtorrto Ashville, and also a , tri-weekly
hack line from Salisbury, via StateaVlUV and Mor-
gsnton to Ashville. From Ashville Itf the Warm
Springs there if a four horse post coach line six times
a week, and from thence a tri-weekly line; via New
port and Decdridge to Knoxville, there is s also a
semi-weekly J rie via Greensville to Knoxville. At
Greensboro', fi. C. a tri-weekly four horse coach line
branches offend runs via Salem, N. C thence acroes
the Blue Ridge to Wythe Court House, Va. where
it intersects with the Valley. Line. . From this line
there is also a tri-weekly hack line which branches
off it8atem, N. C. and rune via Hontsville, Wilkes
boro, Jefferson N. C j Elizabeth ton andJouesboro.
Tenn. to Knoxville 5 : r !
It will thus be seen that there1 are three , stage lines
connecting Tennessee with the central parts of North
t-arolina and two, connecting South vJarouna and
Georgia with North Carolina. All these lines final
ly concentrate at Raleigh,' the Southern terminus of
the Rail Road. 1 r
" : Travellers from the upper parts of South Carolina
and Georgia, the middle and Eastern portion of Ten
nessee, the 800th Western pttt t of Virginia;" and the
Western part of North Carolina, wishing to go north,
wiU find the route by the Raleigh and Gaston Rail'
Road cheaper and more expeditious than any other.
The following Table will show the distances, the
time of travel, and the rates of fare on two of the
routes leading from Knoxville to Raleigh, to wit
were much: diminished. But Capt. Chaun-
cey rallied a few followers, and reminding
nape oi a man a iiana. nan ao mose 01 my th-mthait tl.-v miht . Wa1I h. Wnwn 11 n
other animal excepting the Ape. Tha great fonogh one deck as three, he led the way
toes of the hind feet are separate -from the below, Hnto a passage choked with .smoke,
rest, line tne tnumoa jrom tne nngers 01 a where lbu danger wa9 wpidry increasing.-
man s uaiiu, uui mcir uiucr wco, iiuui m
etry, the differential and integral calculus, the
r o 1 j t T i: rwt r. i
, : r 1 uon 01 ooiax sou uuuar xciiuca. a nnsiis. ana an
-TriTIf!EJ-WbrM. th Hnbscnber and Jos eDb I -.1 1 . ,i.j j 'i
rio. .-n rvvi '. . , r .. oiner Astronomical cswuwuvos, ana ue appucauon
conscience as a crying hyena, after a seven I jpf Bette of this City, obtained a licenr. to Re ail of Mathematical principles to Mechanics, Engineer
days fast. ; On receiving his appointment, I Spiritaous Liquors, at the store of said Betts, near he m Latin Gfeek French ana 11 Lan-
wilh the Governors name and seal to 'Ml, Ivaieigh Depot, or the uaston ltoad, xnwer tne name -aaee- Logic, Rhetoric Mental and Moral Philoso-
Blumpy swelled up with pride at once, t of BE. 1 i S & MURRAY. XMow for good and .um- fi chemistry, Geology, Natural Philosophy, Phys
hlmaJlf wonderfnllv elated, started on h is l?nt reaon8.- lch U v? at mu 'Vmc. to iology, Mineralogy, Botany, &c. ,
17.. u's:iJ : : 5 no?ce " :flven .? m wom. Fw" tDM Foil courses ofiLectares are delivered to the students
wyuwu iv'tig' . r - I surrender all my ngtit to Ketatt BptntQQns uqnors trwmmirw. Nitnl Philonb. .tvl AiBM. In
Arrived therer he commenced Strutting and under said Ucense, and do forbidsaid Joseph BetU to &e tem of these sciences are illustrated
WVLU UUIB 1 W ... . . .
and mixed, including analytical and descriptive Geom- rrom JLnoJPiff auigoy way of Atongdm
e calcula-1 ' rr vpwti mnwr nrgima.
number on each foot,) though shaped like
nngers, have on them long'crookeu claws,
something similar to those of a dog. ;
The Opossum is altogether a curiously
shaped animal, Aas a long head, which (to
form a mouth) is split back beyond the eyes,
baa a long keen snout, small eyes, rough, skin,
coarse hair, resembling the bristles of a hog,
very thin, small semicircular ears, and a long
tail which is very naked and flexible in its
There, bv means of wet blankets taken cutting a dignified swell about and across bis etail Spirituous Liquors under the same.
from the purser s 'store-room, and
purser s store-room, and water
thrown by hand he began to contend with
the fire, in a spot where a spark,' scattered
even by the efforts to extinguish the flames,
i . i . . i t-. .u:
migm,-. m a single insiant, nave leit nuiuiug
of all on board but their names. '
Mr. David Pouter, the first -Lieutenant,
who meets us in so many scenes' of trial and
danger, had ascended from the ward-room,
bv means of a stern ladder, and lie and the
cabin.
What has got into you Dlumpy V asked
his wife. .
Dont bother me,' said Blumpy.
What are you salivating about in that
highfalufin style for ?" continued his wife.
I'm n marl-mnn." was tlin mvaterlhua
answer.
And no
tice is also hereby given, that the Copartnership exist
ing between myself and the said Joseph Betts,1 is dis
solved; J A MJ5 55 a. MUltxyAx .
Sept 2. 72
Miles. Honrs. Fare.
Knoxville la Bloantvule, . 110 39 f 10
Blount ville to Abingdon, 20 4 3
Abingdon to Wythe Court Houso, - fig ' 19 5
Wythe C. H. to Greensboro' IV, C.1 18 - 29 - 10
Greensborongh to Raleigh, 84 21- ' 6
". 390 , 05 33
From Knoxville to Raleigh, by way of the Warm
Springs, Ashevtue ana Salisbury. c e
Mile. Hours. Fare
Knoxville to Warm Springs,
Warm Springs to Ashville
is
38
136
136
16
7
36
6
10
10
by a great variety; of experiments.
The Institution is supplied with a good collection
of PhilosoDhical end Chemical Aonaratos. a Cabinet of
i ,1 a a sasras?L. -
minerals, and a well selected Library for the use of Asnvme 10 oansDury,
students. ,1 1 BausDnry to Kaleig
In teaching every subject, care is taken that the sttr- f "
dents understand the principle of toes ciences they are
The above rates-are believed to be acearato. or
i . . .fo..J rj 1 lurtimilir mdm. llnAmMnsarinntM fariennniMwhinvl n..rlv Tk. mnl Am KnnTviIiA ht Jarmmia .
: ' usnea a aauy line oi owgea uom i r . . ; i . . , . . 1 ''j -j z 7 .
pM;ti;n TW T.,ick.,rr .tirl . tri.wklv Una I tai oDject is, to nave tpe students eacn nay in classes i Wilaesooro and Balem. to ureensooro' w. o. is
A HTEW LINE OF STA-
. Ti nndprRiirne inform dents understar
the Public, that they have estab- studying, they are then able to apply these principles to
385 94 $30
"Something has made yon crazy Blumpy." from Louisburg to Enfield. The daily line leaves Lou- explain every part of the performances of the preceding 1 something shorter
"Crazy! Look here," said Uie husband, isburg every morning, and returns every day from the day, by which they not .only become more careful, Und the fare perhs
nature. Like the Raccoon, the ,Oppossum - ftLU r showing the commission, " look here, Mrs. I
climbs, with ereat facilitv. indeed it aeemal w.M,fr. W.,MMS.7 BIumDv see this t knew thaikeeoinr that
T Z i . 'i tneir intrepid commanaer. j ne men were . . nc- . t day for
intended by nature that he should toke up ,J f , .,. horse Champion would bring rae,ouU I am ":L 1
l.-.. -U-.i' - r li .1.- TlIK" in iruui tun "" iiwiu. " v..i- ' l .u T .: k- !- .1.-
n mo rcavci auu w ilt uc m in, i
.. oOUB n, rf es, ,or wnen on mw Bruuu -hundant, 8Uppiied, and the ship Was saved. now. J.uauct
he is extremelawkward in his movements. This 3Cci3cnt .upp0sed to have occurred Legislature
But I beheve that they hardly ever look & - having been tak- better pu ai
mniih hmh ik.n 41. a .nia Ta. hnllniVI. in .... .aiiii.I
much higher than the roots for hollows, in
which to make their, beds ; yet it very often
ascends the tallest trees to search for food,
en
shorter than either of the above routes,
i u t -. ;.
isburg every morning, and returns every day from the J "J WU1" Wk ""'J "T y-iwiu, i anu uramre pemaps uuww. ;
Depot on the arrival f the Carsthe tri-wekly Suige when porsmngeu studies to impre rj Fare on the Raligh and Gaston Rail Road-
Louisburg every Tuesday, Tfiursday ana satur- "i" w . . ICM umuua ww ; " -
Enfield, and arrives there iu time iorpaseen-1 "cu wucu up""i .a&vu v.. mvtiviiiiwhwuiiciiihi iivw mnm w wmu
!, n,. .a Mm inr Moruhv. I their reasoning faculties, in explaining principles and 1 by the way of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road
Wedneadav and Friday, after the arrival of the Railroad 1 conducting mathematical investigations, has a great should be careful not to enter their names or Ware
next year, sure.- Had lit we I Cars from the North. f 1 tenaencj suengwen ana ezpana we nuua one i urkeu lurtner inan o reiersouig. va.
another story on the house, Sally!M; .The Stages and Horses are , - I ffYS.ifiy
continued the fellow, swelling like a fro drivers, and the Accommodations for Trave lers axe i n, ,. uuents are m m u iLt ..TT r3. 7::
UUI will w wuuu wyioure. . j - . 1 - 1 .0 I" . , . . , ...
The Stage fare from Franklin to Louisburg, is one ularly to attend some place of worship, at the discre-1 Chronicle ; Nashville Banner, end Knox vule Times,
dollar; from louisburg to Enfield, three dollars fifty tion of their parents or guardianson the first day of will publish the above weekly fof two months and
cents.
hard at it, strutting and " amplifying" about
the room. The childreri'rwere astonished at
HILLIARD& BENNET STALLINGS.
Julv 31. 1840. I 60
A CARD.
ITT1HOSE Subscribers to the - CAROLINA BEA
" I . . . w wna a m aftVtVTM M I m .a . m w a .
AN u MxJ IKU f UMi aim UMXMiuuo, - Tin montn (JUiy.l
fMim a lint.in nrliilo ttin itnnnttf nr.. in
. . .!. i ii . i i I auu uiunniH iiivo a uui uviot."
searcn oi some ODieci in .a store room uiai ieu . i
r., .1,--iw-Jt a A.n.ii ne minJ "Lr course we had, Main t I strut too,
I . . . l I IIUUI lVk-Ulto . MT " ll tiv I . ... . s
aw is quite 1 earless in trusting tueu even on . . ; . AVn..jfl;hnnln:BI, : Mnm . Hloropv!" . " '
t. i 1.. I " Certainly catch hold here, said her
perience that le them go'where they will on i "d Vwo " VL husband offering hi. arm. They were now
a tree ,t is hard work to .bring them down Dy m?gaziue paa?e wre forced pen nMr.
mnS ' ' .' - ,H 'xi ;Ym ly U the adjoining bulk-heads were blown
The Opossum is noted for hii ' w. Nfnen Officers and men were in-
postuon, (indeed to a degree which. 1 1 ave d of whora fourtee died. The Sentinel
mer noticed in any oUier quadruped, but of- Jatthe BWjllliap was driven quite
ten in insects.) and the term ". he is opossum- & fc - fiH roRom door.M 4
to express a certain degree of eulkiness in
any animal. The Opossum carries, this to
ucb an extent that wheri attacked by dogs
be will draw himself into a knot and lie per-
fertlt- mnll,nlo.a n (hvnrk'ka WM AfA-HnA
will sometimes suffer himself to be severely of business Jas compelled a great many to caUed upon l0 m
wounded before he will move, and when he resort to farming as the surest means of p ro . . Jnd
does move, he never thaiks of 6ghung but eunng, a subsistence, u not to increase tneir . , Suuifay-go-to-the.tavern-suit, he , .TZ'frJtl STTr
invarl.KI i , k .nnin thn,.Wh Wealth. But there are Vet Other multitudes " .l" . n,. roQO part of the Estate of the said mtesute, consUng of
-"-vii UK, WVSU6VI IllliUllllI -" 1 , . . "... . I WiP UWUy 11 lO DUUt IU OLUOWU. ..V
send their accounte to this office for collection.
August 11
64
the week, and every care is taken to guard their mor
als, promote their comfort, and effect their ' real im
. ' . . .. .1 . . ... m. Am. f . t r4 n m - ir ' 1 . 1 .
Terms for board, lodmngr. washinar. and tnilion.180 TT TI AJttlLiTUXvIAIv Dial i.wi ifl( rrvnen
dollars for the school year of eleven months, from the J U Language taught tn Fifty Lesson tot:
1st of the 9th month (September) to the last of the I Hamilton, a native oi x ranee, ana son oi ta wi
author of this system, respectfully announces to the '
FARMING.
The good old-fashioned industry in tilling
the soil is again getting to be a favorite with
the public. The depression in most kinds
tha mad nranks of their narents. and thought! II rrv
I ft 7 ' a I mm ...a. m. w . v , J ' , - t' . t , , .
thev had found a gold mine. -. (tatelv issued from the City of Raleigh) vho have, More particular information respecting the Institu- inhabiUntsnT Raleigh and US vicinity, that be is now
.. P. - . . . - I v . . . J . S t r - I . ... . i-L. :i I 1 - tU oln tf m.f T.a.lUa mnA l.nlUnun
' main t 1 I paid in advance, are lniormea mar, navmg,; irom a i uon can oe ODOunea on appucauon w me uoocnuer, remij w uiw. uv v..-p w-
. r t ...nnArt Kin nmTwIlpf1 diacon- or thrxu. in thn Hnnthmrn Htataa mav olttain it DV an- I tor me Itnrpose oi commuuicaunB auwwicuKV wi iuo
tinn. it- mifISMiHnn. arrnnniiiti have been made nlvinir tn thn fallowing' gentlemen, all of whom have I above useful and fashionatile languaee. t Mr. H. does
with the Editor of the Raleigh Jiegister, wnereoy I Had students in the institution during ine i erm vnai t not ueem 11 umxmmij w uw
the receipt of that paper i secured to them :to the a- has iost closed, and most of them for several years
mount ot tneir respective uues. inis arraogomcui, i past, via:
Mammv, said one of them
strut, too, with you and dad ?"
"Set down, von rascal you," said Mrs.
Blumnv. '"Nobody is in office here, but
vour dad and me' at the same time knock-
insr the little Blumnv over with a chunk.
Some days after this, and when Blumpy
had cooled off a little, the "old man" was
it ishoDed. will prove generally satisfactory, f
August 31. T1
make his firat aDDearance as a A DMINISTRATO RS' SALE. On Tuesday, the
II. I At . . . . t rt 1 f ,L. 1 -. '. : J
ry a. case. Rigging himself m uay 0I oeptemDer, iou, aS """"
he u vii .i ,i,.i:ir ;n ha;nl who must enter upon this business or com
-- ..v.. ttlUltU IVI UIB VVIUIMH , tt . 1 ' . ,
fine set of teeth, of whiclt the canine teeth peeu to go nungry. mie ..rwius uc- edVowels Datem.
pamcularly are very sharp.. v v ,nS vigorously pursuea. mecnanic J - bi3 magler had madeotit against Pa
tl. r ' ' . i . milt Ka nr.niimarfil tn nancrc in tneir I ... m ... - I -1 -
ne upossumare genera ly very iat, anu I: , lem, lor sundry goous, wares ana mercnan
M vrw..v, th iaWer demurred.
.1
meir meat, wlion r?l ttrl with sweet no-I pevenu irauco, i
tatoes, rcakes a dish Tliaf KinM murht envy, ihe pursuit of a
r that would do jusaceHorihe palate of the a while be able to
mosifaiiiim.i--:-.,.-tf Ani;.At. am r lenities, occasioned
tiunua riiii'.iiirwii ia ciiuici 1 w uiu u
a
enirnrfir is entirely
rank taste and small tlf that of the Rac
coon.; The best season for btinting this ani
mal is in the fall of the year, when it becomes
" uy teeuing on 'ripe grain,' perim
non$, oce. "
snug business, we may, after
tint live our oresent dim-
by a deranged currency.
A farmer has constantly open before him
a field of enterprise. ' His fields need secure
was upon the spot in season, j ne case was , fifl nr 70 Barreli. of OLD CORN. OATS and
I I I I ' 1 .1 aK.Y.M M. m. m, I . 4,rw nn n trTtmi TtAriri
one in wnicn ins inenu ami umruu wan cu-i FODDER. HUliStiS, ftiULitia, v;ai luti, nuuo,
It was an open I and SHEEP. Farming utennla. HUUStSHUi.U
and KITCHEN r U KJN i k u Kis. i ne property will
he sold on a credit of Twelve months, bond land secu
rity ceouired of the purchasers.
- .nnnnrtTtr, r I
KUUiSK I Xv. r rib i o jrn
fences and carefurculUvation, arid to be con- Py b' -
Vowels opened the argument on his owu
account in a violent strain. Tutnipg to Da
tem, the defendant, he commenced with :
Do vou disDute mv account? JTou won't
. - - V i I T
Mr. umtnpyfyooT. non
August 31.
SAdm'r.
71 St
Henrv R. Sadler. General P. L. Uhncb, and lxuis
Dnfonr. SL Marv's. Georgia.
Hon. Joseph L. Smith and Jonn prysaaie, iusq. ol
Angustine, East Florida. ' - ,
G. B. Lamar, Savannan, eorgia.
Mulachi Hauehton, Edenton, North Carolina.
Hon. John -Henderson, U. 8. Senator from Mississ
ippi.
Isaiah V. Wart, jacKsonvuie, r ionaa.
Samuel A . Roberts, Galveston, Texas;
Hon. John Bell, Tennessee.
Hon. Walter Coles, Pittsylvania County, Virginia;
Hon. Geo. VV. Urabb, Alabama. - . r- - .
f BENJAMIN" HALLO WELL, "
" Principal and Proprietor.
Alexandria, D. C. Aug. 8. " ? 71 6t
this system in an, advertisement.,. He has brought
with him upwards of twelve, letters of intiodoction to.
some of the most respectable families in the place,' -it
will therefore be enough to say that on this system
such, a knowledge of the French Language may
be acquired aa -to enable the pupir to read,
pronounce end understand any French author s with
very nearly the same facility and pleasure as if in
Cinglisn, in iwemy lour lessona, io write w wiu
grammatical accuracy and to speak it if not with the
fluency of a Frenchman, at least with correctness and'
parity. in wiy icaauua. v- .--
.The coarse is divided into six sections, and to each
section. corresponding degree of proficiency is attriS
bated. The first section, comprehends the Gospel ol
ft. John, in which if the inflections of the ier be he
counted then will be found nearly, nine tbouaandif.
. - . n tl .ril -. .V 3- J 1-..
ferent words. x.ery pupu win at vm ena.-oi cigu ;
leesons have a perfect knowledge of it; so as not to
t.
lUnUy, renewed bj .h. ? ? fre. lhpeh it hiro0nd
iorm. oi manure, no uuiu w;v - k-
BYRON., v
In lookinv over Mnnro'i Rrrnn. ona an-
wt fail to be impressed with'the truth of the of fruit-bearing; shrubs,
tm i . ' i .
'TA. i-r. M--n.:n. on,t my cno open, anu - ue rrwrvcwcu . mim
anttcipaung n s wurn . u u He Cat my rei ane. (bacon). His
j rAr. SanTa wi6nl. in my calhUef, (Uaugh
1I.....1.I ,-l.r IterBl UlKO III HIV piUUblls , 'B,UIIIIM ':uV I --vwmm0vmw
coiyunif "i"v w. 1 ill Board of Trustees
B A I M S : k Kill St A SMMMl - M'elltlM I ? . aa a
called
. : aw a -wrae sl m a ttw-.a; a.
i te a ii iL u bv.m. ha i ii i l i w.- smr ansn isoifluistiuaiu w mu ucui iu - uw lauEiuiirvj. ixa
4rStfI3SntvTa W This dayr camMarun Jones before Kd prwandation
paTJ their City and County Taxes for .,P vuS Scott. Rancer of said dounty. and made oath l! .tihl t thw JLnA .Lhl .
V lour ieasons . ue jearnei j -translate
with hearty the
gluh ' any book fn the Jau
goage. iTieaonrtn,: nttn and sixth section ere oe
voted to wrtung and speaking, which 31 r. it. fro
4a.-a -.a aa . a '
mises nis ncr'suev snail men aa wun parity. - '.
Tb Hai&uiooian system has passed as severe an ;
. i .
collect the same m tne moaepoiniea oux r oy w rieht ear, or where the
Assembly.
September 4,
JAMES H. MURRAY.
7$ 2t
bridle lies on the neck, ind a cod on uie weathers
where th'trsaddle goes on. ; She has just been snoa ne-
ii . . . : : z-... ' MVipmmiv I
"miwks. that thm .nJe At, .an ni i-a full I nis aiwjiiuuii anu viirnruus ciiuris. ........ 6,
r.... .T?.s r"" :rt. .u- i" ..fi,..u. !..,.:. in iu flB iUispuKj mo uiu, iu. .. "?H"'. Carolina, is heretry
- -range contradictions." Hi letters "show 1""""". HBlumpy. your honour. Uke your seat on dock, & ; Friday, toe
to nave fteen lie child of impulses on wunu, iu-y. uu ,.Vu.u pC thalJ ar horse block, and try him and give portent business, r
ma . mA.,u e ,.i.!.t5 I insecure the most of earth's comforts to those I f,iiMra ywu, w y ME" r l-S!L-i- r k.
nccasiona. Tk. u--u l i.;. encntired init. It may be carried 'on ad as to pj&ff ! : C . : tr Reorder of the
mnif itlP9ilinm lh mmt in I n umuY w 1110 tak, win. . ww v
-A special Meeting ot tnei auu iui,i "r"' . " , - . i oraeai aa en improvement oi so greai eo imw-
of the University! of orthlold, and valued to be worth sixty-five tollers, by deonlnded, it ha been pronooncedby the Edinburgh
at Chapel HihM at 12 o'-l "ant rope andJonn ammm. .JH jT Jievie one ofrhe most aseful aridiiBporiani uia,?
u..i.mU. scnncd neiore me. wuibiw """ -"imtkriM nrii ... u iha WiimiHieteT eview
the
Internal Police and
because his bookseller had neglected I exercise the active mintf ot an engineer..
f0 end him over some Macaaaar oil for his I raise irood crops will undoubtedly be his
lair. Tito iloAi)..! th. n.1ra fl iVticit i anil in nrnnnrlitn' tn hi RIICCCSS in
Blumnv
mity 1 of the" sham duke in tne iioney i - sentember 2.
-m . . -.- mm- '. '.'I. . . : .
doon." Not a particle or prooi naa ; oeeai -dduced
in fafor of his patron's !aim;t-.
.. m i.o nr
lite In. .i - - ... ' i.i I nrpiunt
--..wi a ramivB nr ; mmini' 1 narsE. wiui-i y-i . . i
I sinv business in the world. v . " . ' . t M
..wiiuv, SIIO UltlltrsOLHlCr BUW IHWIOI" I; j. . . - . ., -I
ui - ini u Hrn n.T m itnnv id na i id nruer m tun. iiuwcicu a uruicr uiuaii- . . - .. - . -i. i is-'
.T , . , . - . . i.i . nnt m in iRasi aiier me decision.
I iiiui uiu. - --. ri ,
I ... r.il. -
first wnicn was as iohuw ,i
thial . Seeine-as how mv friend Vowel's crib
. - ..w uvviUCU V1IUU Ull IIIO I YJ ... ..w.. w . . o , . ----- . ) f t ' . 1 .
ners, yra8 distrnatful and nmWuled on his I department, should be his efTorls at raising has. been open
The misanthropist who scorned the the beststock and fruits. If he be really a Uie plainUfTs calicos has been woraby Ua
0rlJ. writhed underthe sneer'ofv fool. 1 prudent man and an observer ofhuman na- tern's wife, his prunella danced all to smash
1 25th
elating to
, IMW.
President of the Board, I
CHAS. MANLT, See'y.
. 72 6t
ANNT, with other Poems, by Hallerk re-pub-
tifm nf thfl Paeii in and for said
WILLIAM
"-" T-kTTivT w l aoionw -
.- WILLIE POPE, J. P.
. . ..' WILLIS
'SepCirVV - -
tSi9 " Wextratdinar; unprovwnenl to the method.
7v of rnstractioowhich the I
Ugrauity of the homaa,
JOHN HASRKON.?' muid Ktte j,
mffiuWlS systethaifltabreviatestheper,of,s
LIS SCOTT, Ranger, doe Uie ameani Utboar. -loefessesonJ?.
,r:"- - i-- -it wW'aMiiaa the ectnal acquirement e Che jmh v?, X
the?
iahe4frommaXdiUonofl82l,tBisyrecsrv.
er rrna'Dn TtfTn itvo ji - s nvsw ikt steiu- uiuul. sjbjiu isub, auuiuiiaa avi v-iiiiii'r, i m s - . . m i v . r .. '
lunnbnir nooao. i r .fTI T j j I TdWaud Oentlemene' classes wjupeimroetiiata- .
eaby - c
Augost zstn, 1H4U,
how my friend VoVrel . crib ,oLOGNE. A fresh supply of lhe real genuine future refu,
to Datemvthe defendant : that t. German Cologne, a snperior arUclei Jartcall asked todo
calicos has been worn by Par ',41,. cheap aide:! - 1 ij. - credUperisl
ia nriinclla Jancid all tb smash Aoeast 7 64 Septembi
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70
I thank all those who. pay 'down, rand all who pay
when called on i bat however unpleasant I must in
refuse credit to those who fail to pay wben
so. ' I think, better perish credit,'' than
September 3. 72--l2t
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wwn w ? -a -"v -,k.:c-.v'-.-
1 1 TeiBis, $5 Per section, payable ax jwie.eiw.wi
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