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.;(:. 2? V.!:.'; -a : a- z r - - :w , : . . . x. I: Hi ! .. ! .1' i.r. - ' A u 6 a MatteMt liner af arts.) .i IJe lore ine c!oe iuouummm, iu ; Mr. Tustob cm tie' a Prayer appropriate to ibV - The Secretary of the Senate bad just com inencid the reading of the Journal, when Mr. Archer Yalmoved thmhtdjn be dispensed i with in, order to entertain a "motion which;- he would submit. ; He ytna ' quite sure that , wlen the" Senate ad Jobmed r jeiterday it was orgotteb thai this wVe ': f birthiday of the Tither h(M p6u&frf All here be was itire too,, would subfcribej to. ' the tentiihent that theia ;were trpaiysuv , our history which shoul'l; be ;bl)s?reu;f as dayi'of.higtjubi!eeihr?nuo The 6rst walliebirtblay; of e ation ; Jii t depeiidence, anl lue K?piiid jjf ri0bittti - : ' day of tht illustrious rain wba under Prdr ' -B idence bad ben instruinenta inacbiering ; ; V our Independisiice. l-'f f3 1 V A motion fol ' .f It was put by the presfdtn officer to the. Senate, and v carried f without -i a:i dissenting Tojce. MrtSaltonstall , rose raud j remarked that s there were two days which this' nation" ought v al wayslor bold sacredrhejniTers .v. its - Independence, and or ..the ,nirtn oi its ther. -i;Wak'tl j the natal day? of Washington- therefore be would do whatbe bad neyer done before no moTeq inai.iuo nouse aujvuru IN SEIfATB. . rV;- .m "Av Besides plherbusihessVlbeebatejon the proposed imehdnient for restricting ih Vetb YWaa cbiitinuedbyMWoodbury who de lirered : his sentiments rat ianre upon - the --ubiectM-a v: The motion of Mr. Allen ; fof a call upon ..the Executive for any f uriher corfespohdence ', that may .have taken 1'place cohceruing the destruction of the: steamer, Uaroline was. afir some brief discuViion) ordered to lie on the Mr. Barnard piresertted thes amendment, of v wmcn ne nao. given irouce, w me . uiu re. : ported byiMr;?Cushing from. thel Currency ,. Uommittee. . I he report; or the itetrencn ment.Committee, after - sorne - general busi. 1iess,was, discussedjrduring the morning hour, and the residue of 'the day was devo ted, to Gotnmttlee of the jVbole on the state jQf.tbe Onion to the' further consideration of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation tsill. ' : Considerable progress 'was made therein." i . ft!.The Amendment of ; Mr. Barnard, dbove :; 'referred to is in theforni of anntirely new bill, by the title of An act to authorize the j issue of convertible Exchequer Bills, ' and further la amendthe laWl relating to the Treasury Department. (fcSr Hon. Lymait Law, an eminent Coun sellor,' died at Ne-Lpndon on , Thursday ' morning last ageatVTl iHe was agentlei man of the bid school, and served in Consrress with abili ty and honor during the Ad minisv irauon oi rre&iaeni Jenereon. mr.ijaw was .. not oil ly. a man of .taleuts and learning but . a great humorist. ' Itvwas be who made the witty reply to Willis 'AlUtbn of N. C. res rpecting the drove of .mulen.on their wajf to ?the South, which has been attributed to the t late Senator Tracy ol:(mnecficut'5The incident was this ; One day as Allston and -Law were conversing by alwindow, a drove of mules came in sighu Here Law," aaid Allston. t: are; a c drove iof your consti tuents -where , are 'they eoi ne V9 - To f North Carolina, as schoolmasters:was the ready answer, The celebrated iMrfGites "of Virginia and Mr. Law were associates up on one of l the: Committees; of , the .House. 1? W Ojleiv one day; when ! chatting lociably. together, your .Connecticut people .. are the greatest democrats', when at borne, of h any in toe unuea piaies, duv wnen you gei nereyou arerlhe greatest aristocrats. .The case is exactly the reverse with you ( Virginians, replied law; at home you are the greatest aristocrats in the "worlds and it ' is here . only that' you playlthe demdcratr' ,: mr : juaw, in nis manuers, was Rjna ana ai fable ; beloved by ' his fatnily aad friends j and now that he is no more, mourned by alL vHiALTO of GBSBNSBOBouGB.-We have tnderstood that it is the impression, in some ' distant sections of the country, t bat Greens borough is unhealthy. Such. is by no means i,' the case ; .there is; not a more healthy village 'East of the VTVf 6ii n tains, Dropsy iqoCbn sumption diseases common toX every Ibcat' . uonnave uieiy carriea an a lew from tne town and vicinity ; but deaths . from other. diseases occur no more frequently here, fthan - in any )iher portion of Western Carolina.--: During, the unprecedented -prevalence-bf , Fevers dec. in a wide scope.of-country last " Summer and Fall, the . was remarkai d: big healthy. : Of thel large number of ttu ydenti; from all parts of . the . country whom v i thtpjzfcl location and habit Jot liferiiigbt bf tpewd lb render rnore su &itsm-tot one: of the Male' Institulioh V and btrt one of each of the Female Schoots; v bar died within the past three years.4Thia ; fact with 1 the comparatively few cases of ' mortality in a resident poputation of between : locu ana. zuuu persons, - anouid Vmake us 'grateful to our Maker for the providence of Vooei of bis choicest bjessi ngs. Poirtof. 1 . v -Abotlt sixty Lots' in the inew Town of '5 llendersonville, twenty.three miles south of iithis place,1, were sold lagt week for eome A thinj inore than fifteen thousand dollars. " : -There are, w learn, about thirty-five or for f"'$y tott mv mixrlghlMid JfossengerM r ?'tZ&'''i I Z "Zy ,"'Z'C""4 ' Z'ZZM "fcg ; A .Ai We . learn i that iwanegro men and foiir bones, be Ionsinz to. James Weaver, Esq.; ' vweYft driwnH ii atte'mnttner to rn Frrrk no rnoTea inav.uio nouse aujvuru. j, motion 7WaatepbndedAta"'b w- and' the IIou?"iadjbuired. mMtiimi. I 4!:lHA Ai fef" :; ewi mtiesteiow -iheWarm ' I H 'A- Z'h Sifr?Z: Are. zM 'pbitruefally employed than some if its predecessors, has not beetfrbdubtiyeof defintec4ion!b Ciwlwi bfji-aJgenerallyioter numbetfbfltafbrthe reliefjbf claimants upoii Government bate, boweyer, 'passed ootn jiouser, ana ineeriasoijusuce nave thqs.been proindted tV an exle lieves the Gonment ; front '; reproaclv to which a government is never more iproperlf subj eel 'than Pwhen it ITails puncttlibuslytb d ischarge'obligatibnsr w hch individuals have not; the same means, of coercing i t fo pay as they wbutd havej under 1 i kb citcu instances, of cotnpbilinj one atiQther; , A' great- nuni ber of bills for theTelief of ; individual casWs of suffering by inadvertent oppression or: by denial of juBticbi'tl p entreibnnlw iwb Houses, .which there is a pleasure in be lieving it to be their intention lb finally dis pbse off during thisaiessionBIn tegard to I many( these claimsfa ras nave ine ic or igi n i n ine. wars i n jvihcu iub pbvernment.has been- engaged , human i ty no less than justice demands their Jmmedj tc -adjustme ht. Too! long ; already has it I been1 delayedBut iiUH?" more" imperaiive upon vongress, in a poimcai . sense, :vi5, uie duty of providing fort hose claims arising put of solemn treaty stipulations a duty whicli has beeh.bithertd unaccountably neglected riot by one wtyt r e very successi ye party ; in power, tor no con blasiVeyeispimpr Statesmen than that it would ct iob much to bay themfrepudtatiptf this, is ;itjnot,in' toe worsi sense oi ino; ierm 1 vve j iiuv know why we should trouble ourselves, how everibbuf tbes bldlcla assumed by. this ObVernmentnndei ' jts trea-; ty with France'forty years ago, or those other claims' arisjrtg-out of assumptibns by the Government of . late Jdate : but that, ever since we were d riyen to the brink of a war, three or four, years ago, because of the delay bf a ew months by the French Goycrnment to) execute its treaty for paying modern claims of 1ur citizens for spoliations 5tl sea, we have felt the blood tingle in our . ears whenever we have thought of the delay of . i'-j'.. t . . ... .11: ' tnis government iq atspnarge lis own ooh galions.of a simUar ; character which it has put off, year after ycarfor fbrty years, until mosV of the or igi nal clai mahts have gone to submi t their own merits to the Chancery of Vnbthbr wbrldi leaving their claims and their children' to ; the tardv iustice of this. -We are almost glad that we do not know person ally, nor even by name, a single individual of-these clai mants, and are therefore pre vented by no motive of delicacy, now that they ate brought io nu'nd, from speaking out on this subject. A: Z' vv-.;y Aj t"?Zl ? AAThogbherejhai been, as "already re marked,; no Bnal action during the past week oh business of a national description unless the renewed attempt to defeat the operation of the Bankrupt , LaW; be" so cbnsidered---there have been originated some .measures of a gerieral Undimportant character. , . Such certainly must be considered the bill to es tablish an Exchequer Board as an adjunct to the rTieasuryaccomrmniedAb able Reports' for and against the measure.'. V Such also are the two bills concerni rig the "Naval tUtablishmeut ; the one to double the present force of ' the Marine Corps, and the other to create the . rank of Admiral in f the Navy the first of which measures would in our opinion be an additions to the public defences far exceeding its proportionate cost, and the latter of which has been long a de siderdtum with Jhe most intelligent and best informed friends btheavyA These mea sures; with the bill reported isome days ago for the reorganization of the Navy Depart ment, are,' we believe, considered important to the efficiency of that branch of the public service. A " , .. " A. .;.;:As original pfbpositions, the series of Re soluiions moved during the last week by Mr. Clay in the Senate and Mr. Pope in the House' of, Representatives, must have at trac public attention. : The -former em brace a code of general principles: which w i 1 1 command almost -,n niversal assen t, ex cepting, perhaps that ohe: (which we were particulaily glad to see) proposing' a repeal of the provision :bf , theLand Dtstrjibutioii Law whtch exacts a suspension of its opera tion in the contingency of a ; higher rate of duty being imbsed upbn.impQrts tban twen ty per cent pn'the ; yalueA This provision is inconsistent, with the main purpose of that &ti which was to setti the Land question, and.prevent for the future its dtwrttn' in fluence, on the Reyenue, ' so unhappily ex-. priencei herewe, w never to have been admitted ipto the.Iaw.-r- The j Resolutions Z of M rA Pope' embrace, a declaration of principles which although we heartily commend their , national spirit, are too ; far advanced fot the spirit of .the times, too national we may say, to stand any chance of receiving, the : under Uhe present, circumstan country. ' ;v-V;;,A- AA; A- ? The' Committed" ou,Fpreign .Relations of the HpuaeC-'BpresentatTyesKbroke by the successive resignatbnsfbyferai;Aemi" bers, and of other Members appointed, to succeed the m i bas bee a filled up d o ri n g t he pasttjweekndiagaibhftm of (he House, and biithbpeakf jr. as j t? prgan. noiy consisiB oi members appointed upon it having declined serv ingrhje3pablic; inei'jZj'ip ture to hope," will not sunrjjfrbnf this unu uai vuinwf8iiionoi ine vommiee.Vijiw: ,:A, i :.:'':M-X! tThe House ,bas, not, we are. sorry to say, yet uken up Ihe bill for the apportionment oit eprcseniatiyes: tn Angress, nor nxeq, upon any .day for bntering upon the conside ration of it. '-: 'As some taompensatiou to the reader for this unwillingness on; the part of the House to approach a lenbtty quest ion 'i we miaydd t jthe Serial bas bylecfinin an invitation to fix upon a day r for the teruii nation of the session given a pretty intelli gible intimation ofa purpose not to end the on;foibey2haye':mad least the tndispensabli public busibesabm- mi tiea iq tne charge of Uongress. ;;v "i ' r . - inaiumni intent o-nr i., ts t - . ? "vr"wr"Trr.wW:H'iw-1'e -.""BOMnnnmrTM.' . ; - T ? - ; v - r,-- r - . , ' i mm nw uvucjui veck. ' . i . i ao MHna f if wr:- .... -i rkm.m j.' , - n . u . ' r Tii T jii.V !. A? AVMY. MOTHBRll bthSTh-smus ahWtame fa: tb'e" Eiiglislirfanace looks likpltbr leii veVthe1 1 tps (witbatf so much luiinessanTt soltness. ine jcniiaimurmurs It jiua liltlb mipd long bebrb it tSanartic- u iaiegfc-j. pe; yery savage, ana every toeui that livest learns tb-utteijCa tion. A Alothefl Mother 1; Vas thprb ef er sucH another; word ZA Hbw wel lit fits tbe;moutiJ PuthyAd wel ;1ipennWheii Icap picture to mvself the. being' herself though the wide oceaii roars between us;a One tbbubVblhejf gives ers Wheneyectmymipdlw sne appears peiore ine as quicit as .iiguuiuig. Htir,yes;lartnmb up a face which bx that HeaVbrrxould besibwl ifthere stillahd cillingmelibmbl! iontomeAbbme !by?fbftenjydoesytha cry'haii:lbVwail 'my bcetT;: SH: A? A Jrjbwvlittlea child thinks of the sorrow his mhgbsencin a foreign land'inflictsAon this Parent A is there an hour in the day in which she' does not sigh for, him, and : wish ner long lost one nacit again t , txeiinertime nor distance calms heir. ; Aljpart of her bwb sejf js farAfar away front her, and without it she cannot be herself. V;:TIie seat he'used to TCcbpVat liable "'Si ever to her mind Vacant, and, nb matter how acceptable and dear are the friends that surround her, there is still someone'-wantihffvf)' s topathy of kindred sptri ts,can console her so long as i memory, lasts. i 4y en ; uei igion, luat paiin irom xipaven, wuiroui wuicn eve- ry 'bosom is a waste j and whose power to heat the" bttterest wbunds, is sovereign, loses it self in the effort to reconcile berA, Mysteri ous chain, that binds a ,Parent to her off spring,' thy links are all golden arid made' by Ahge ls hands I ; : Thy strength isixhaustless, and thy length knows no limits J . Who. can understand, a mother's heart and all the feel ing that lives in it 1 AA' mother is unlike all other beings : she ' suffers more and enjoys more. ' fler nature is the most exquisite and beautiful in all creation. If the Almighty could surpass himself in any ofjiis works, he pas done it inber.;A,:J"vAA 'A; Womaiijsi in every stage of her existence,' always an object of the deepest interest; but it is only when she has been a iwife for, some montns, anu rasi approacning ine moin- er that the hallowed respect which we owe her begins to be felt-. The young Mother! Oh, could, heaven-place, on, earth , anotbe r mpre intensely interesting being. Is there anything in human nature, that can awaken in our bosoms thoughts that have so little of earth as she does ; '-. But my mother js the theme. Now what would I take. in exchange for her? ; Could a world of honors, or a .sea of jewels, inspire me with the same . delightful and heavenly sensations which contemplation of her yields me every time my breast runs borne i No, no, no I. She is my prayer ; through her, I beg forgiveness of my sins : and whv should I dread the jealousy of God in such adoration, for is she not like Heaven to me ? i She. is the Deity's own ; he will not be jealous of her. The influence of that Mother, how far it reaches ! How often 1 see ber in my dreams bow many' a" night my pillow is. wet WUh tears shed for -her how fatthfuIlyAshe is present with me whenever I contemplate the performance of an action that is wrong,- and with a smile of love and wisdom lures me in to rectitude 1 and, oh i when in -my 1 own voice, 1 fancy I hear hers, what pride and gratitude is mine ! Every Mother that! see is to me an object of tender interest for my own ,bastaugbt .nie j tb meretice :tbeniA A Shall l ever forget our meeting some years ago, after a separation of six long, long years, in a foreign land? AHow she flung her .dear arms around my neck and wildly kissed me, while the tears flmded ;her cheeks 1 How eloquent, and beautiful, and grateful. 'to God for my, safe arri va I, her silence then, was j and how ber eyes gazed, and gazed, and gaz ed on me, when ; her. strength' was too weak for her joy and -she Tell back in: herj Chair, and then the first words that left hef tremb ling lips, how engraved '. on my : heart v shal I J hey always remaialy'f AA; ASA A1 "A whole year passed liUe it; summer day,' until the time, the sad time came, wneni was agai n to .leave ber. For wee ks be fore Jthe day of bur parUriiny feeli ngs were in a state whichVI cannot describe, s t lie tears would rush into niy eyes whenevbyI looked! at hcri audi whenever jfi wishbd to speak with ber, my Utterance was choked. , Neither for breakfast, nor dinner, nor tea, naa i any rei isb.A My whole being and desiss were ab sorbed in my Mother. I remember well how- I forced my sell to partake oi tne oisnes sne had f served up for my ' particular . taste, and how. ray face used to be bent over my plate, and how I could scarcely see what I was eat ings much less distinguish who was rouud the table. 15 " " ,v .f " "r . A At length, the morningof my departure arrived, and ail was packed fipA My mother had subdtted ' ber grief, up tb the lasVhour, when iiUmarr nature could endure no longer: A We all, 1 recollect,; sat down as usual to breakfast but notpne of; us could eat ;arrnbrV elAMy Eer? ber;thenAaju eyesHewbuidiheii geppif forlorn thihf beAnted hide b feelings.The servatt p ajid down the staiiAr.Now one pf. them would come; in to get some tnstructionj, but 1 the moment she saw, the eyes of my.Mother, snejetirea i mmea ta te ly in silence. :::At last. L;ros$;from room; my Mother foilowed"meifi.Mother," said Ij-arwe!l-as I was ablej I am not ;o injry'efc J knpybure bbtARdbert but youVsTOn, wil?l lust see. the Jast of -you ; when you leave me this time, I shall never seeyrpu egatb'and-the tears wouia run aown ner pale cheeks whilst J per poor ; Peart was ready to break. But. 1 m yt,li,Jm our come back, bat roar. Molh.liown.W ;.Vi.it.. Sbebbtdtben :i iownjand bbm her fact in berfiand,ii iing and fobbing; all tthe trewbilsflipiejidedsib bebusyfabput se1ingiIUp nw Aiigadointrgm0 e:nas;i f beiiry oubpt'liyeI erti stay by Ztny isiuev JetAme look, JooklooK ,aiy pur, lace we copilot wej togeinripng: she would. 8ay ind theb Ipress me tb!heribo sbm Oij, thef Goliiikelov ec bf ai Mbt herT Hbwal ablb tttJeay M AtriengtS iher 'car drove to the door She:;wa nbw1nc(sblabje "Mother righetlaapren ;wilaS&itilllp4 .'V tow t pa riea. irorn ner; last emprace c am nbt able to?sai tne;scene wunoufcseir conuemnaitoii tor pac ing ever exi I ed j rny sel f (frbihie rear Ibrbs- 'ebcAMy)irubkssfe anautionayiwaheaM panted e!o Ki rgsjbbbar in ilesi jvDu bjib Li verpool in one heT Majesty's' Mail Steam A; Ass we jailed iV.f the harbour Into the beauti fut bay , thfsceheryrernorb mora intprestingJStnd eiiia lover of Arn- mance anu nature? sne appears in ue greep waseiaand; rocltlir of my cou ri try , I gleaned, ove s the s t era and gazeaas long as t cou-ia ; op ine iasiygiim- inerrng' of m ntve";ian" b would, Come befpfb my eyes. : Still, :still she foilowbd me( mj Mother, ; was('all i I could .disynctjy;.bebpld.at.nthtt hight'of woe 1 -What dreams ! what visions I sawjj AMyMotli I thought, i mplorfng'me.to come, back but 'nn ''WftiVKial I Ktj' twfta '9srttA '. ibnMer" vast wia rpiieaine wino vjoi-ew anpyipe,recRiess onip hurried mrcilesslyj along ;her imidriight course, and: bore m farther and. farther from But .my heart is still with her ; she is ever near me, and guiding rae, and biessmg me. I feeL her ' inQuence in all my acts .ana thoughts. How ivbnderful is the lbve and Dower i a moineru: ts v a ; v- Raleigh, Ieb. to, 1842. ;'?v. :? 'THB?iRAT)N Mr Henry haying pbrmii ted jorAcaused, garbled extractsof hisj 4lh of July Ora iibntoi be Wblislr support of the iWar' .of 1812, we are enabled, oy tne Kinaness o a. irieua, io ,suppiy xne parts isiippressedf?lis first extract commen ced in the middle ff- a varagraph and the portion suppressed being ;tne first part of the paragraph is s follows: - Once more, -niy at friend, we are called on to avenge (as it is a! injuries of oar country Once mre we are suiiospned to the sanguinary altar oTrathlen war J Wb Oier that cammonW le just or unjust, I forbear to sar.liThe pme to recall it now is paf. - That the -voiofof a . great people is against it is mott - truc Tfue tf they jienounce it. This, a, least, prpves its Wexpfdiericy." ; Zp.'-z'Z iAThe ipf ationjwl jdelivCred in l14, in the midst bf. the war jfand. what does Mr. Henry say of that waft Why, he first insiniates mat u was not wageu io avenge ine injuries - "t a ' a . a A of our country, and then Powiy declares ; iiai- tne voice ot ine pecpie is agamsi u uiai they i denounce it ;i that it was Jrrekpedi- ent I Is thi3 supporting the . war J ;. of is it not such conduct as his brother Federal ists of the Har ford Convention, were guilty of, about the Same i time I l oe American flag had been subjected-to numerous insults on the i ocean. : 1 he British dared not only to search our vessels, but to take rom tbewi such seamen as tny tnignt want, nui tney had actually impressed- in - thislway- thou sands bf ojir citiztis,: compelling ' them to serve as sailors onV;ieir ships, and many of them were thu baipeiled to tfight against t heir bivn countryyAnd a war to put a stop to such outrages,'t( asserl our . rights and sustai njrour national character, was on ly "ah leged".to be toj avkie the' injuries of pur countrlThe voic i I A 1 1, was TiirSxRBtK!iT 1 P And Z th is ev i - dencelof bis Feeii8mrf his hostility to the war, and of bis willingness that his coun try should tamely submit to a'f course, of its- SUlt wmcn naa Deeu cuuuiiueu iur jvara, Mr. Henry cariefoliy suppresses, supposing doubtless; that bis own copy of the pratibir Was lUe OIIIT WIIC mwui. ... , . 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' 3; . .i5ut alter givingtine.iaii oi ipai paragrapn, Mr. Hen17.came.tb the following, which al-. sb he thought it prudent to suppress : -':;A.: M ShtK)II knaveaf,and parasites cken; u; with k lamitiesj prudence (in Republic) demands - a ; politic 4iedience, though, a irtiniititQtjonal opposition . where the' first ought to etdVwt;.en. the last has proved ifief. fectualmay hea wen, to v dear friends-, never make" it odf lot 't6'atrUdpf'k This DaraLTanh. a? nrinted ;in the OratiPir: and iiierallycbrlibdp us iry io maae sense, or it oy a proper punc tuation interposing ItereAand there a wbrb bf;xplanatjjbihtfa? wShold knave aridi parasites Jthat irtuoa EeH puMiciinrWaci withxalamitiet prudeic4 Yin a tepublic) demands a p liic obedience ihoagh-fa'constituiional ' nppoatiion.; i oat ts wquMJ- not oagprvawttiim w; j . war against our own v g,6rotnnt; though we should oppose H as fat as we can consutdtiorialiy j such oj Dositioti k demanded br 6nldence.1 :WAere thefiriRt ought to; end, when; -the liasi has proved ineflectuai may hvaveni my deari irienda, never make our lot ton aCTtwn-Sft lookine forward toFa tinte: wben having lxhaasted consty utiona! oppodon to the waf , U woolI be his duty an4 that ofhla eierslo' rtefuset;- any ; further, obedience toueint gyStthetiroa the Ora tiortssiiteiivfredf tuppresihjt. i ice, when ybn tj li ik that-no one else yourseu isintKsseS9onaor illXi; 1 not&bbi; flatten that Alr Henfy causenr trutb-and fal r deaHngTdemaiid that nl rrtnwnlmt': nit1J''k'A L..mZ-Li rs yiij uis i Xjeuer OJcACepnf anikoic iha. pePWeljjh; ibe on tWells rand, propped ia;axetbrPoh the; hole", where, the watbrwaasixTeeri and a half feet un mw-- oDserres uiai. your vorres porme1ntenafr PhabbftbAthe" lesson f liHppff 4faei sufficiently w"MarAwiwiA TheAibllowinir pgwph CaoIlia Standard of the 26th ult.; shall serve . as m te t ;;:AAA?A:;A AK SIt la said that ttee w Tor naMw bavi clothed their servants in red aud redt6ruedwh whh are to lseeu in Broad way wlib number of laUcmIArn' front :abd eari'whooflBt-e; it U to 4)S the wealth and; greatness of thirepuMcan ;berp wbicj ? ai thfrtf mel butAinlghl stiefiaveAbeen; t4 ec iucu ; u v?uau)ec& . lor vueu s paper- iipjiice jbtitlth ctaip ayabbutfihr lain carriage,; appeRrea in our streets, nxea W j nenu iwffiea ' Bank 'VVbig a ristocfat hds aspired to In our piaiti xvepuoiicn.cornunity. . xipw. io jou think, it was, Air.' standard ? ' i7ll : tell you --It;had;a dri ver.bnd footman," in froiit and rear," both clothed in ' IivervM -wbe- ther .British ItrerybrA not?l bannbsay-S-; uui yom u ji vcf tie tHMyc UJ uerence;Oe- t weerr: this Ji v e f y dA tfie - N e wYorfcrliye ry was. mat insteau of wnne turned witn:fTed and red turned with whi te,"i it was a streak of white and a streak of black, the niggers oemg as oiaciw ana ugjy as ineace oi spaoes, and the ribbons as. white; as, if. they bad just ;cbmebu1'alafdybbbnet4 i A;Ahd wliose carriagp'db ypu think 1 1 wasj, A (lnel er of the Locos,) look .here 2 at the Jtverv of your Denibcratic, Republican States Right bdidatbj fbr :f And jsn't'ii especially appropriate for such an old Federal Aristocrat ? A; Dp" you tbink any of the Bri tish Lords ' can come up to .that1Th.fColonel sloped: ZfZiMVM If ln the afternoon, the Carriage; again made i f s a ppearance but the Ii very was do&ed, and has not smcp made its appearance in the streets; of Fayetteville.- . -: f f - . , i A It is " rumored that ? bt last appearances, the Colonel called a tneeU ing of the Democracy,jand ihatfIf?ft madelan iinusually eloqju momentojjsApccasio thb Resold tipnsadppted assuredj; thel1 npminee?;that bHniisukVth on. , I may possibly; report tbe proceedings hereafter. , Z ::iAsCAo.o.A;; a;-.: A Y , ' GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA. .' . ' . V' : t '.-. .:.-.'.-. .- - . 'j... Both parties in the old brth Sute . are rubbing' up their armour, their, weapons and getting ready for - the Governor's election. which takes place in' August next.AA ' A AIuis.D.AHcOjTbT ; Fyetteil legist the oVMbrehead, men jn: North -Crbtinatn charged the duties of the omce to which ; be was called by a large majority of the people of the state. uovernpr M; is one of those men who are :not; often met; with.' i n t hese times of theory and speculation--a man who adds to ;istrengtb;of intellect and stores of valuable information, thevcapacity , of carry ing his: knowledge, into practice and render-; ing1 tt beneficial , to ' his fellow-men. A W e trust, the Whigs ef North, Carolina have too just aa appreciation of the Governor s merits io permit mm io; oe oittzeov . Th&Statk -Rights Cakdioate. -Some of the Nullifiers in this State, (says the Pay etteville ObseryerJwhd foIlowedMrii Cal- houn into the ranks of the rogues .and realists," aa fib or some"p led the Locos, may be disposed, perhaps like the Charleston MercuryVto regard Mr. Hen ry: ashe Jandardrer!4 o Rights party. A To siicb;. it would doubtless be pleasant tb see wha M r.AHen rr Asi Aof them in the day that tried men's souls.'' OurecpUectib.ifpf;.:irtet Speech in the Igislatureibr18305ibas pee n re i esneo oy a rei ere nee to.t he unserve f of. Jan. biclin J,Whh :iveifihd4te:tteir from bur.bjfrespondent at Ralei jziving his words as ;fbi)o wr : V A A A?'A A --A , ,NuHificationV ftiri laTreason. and .ha twhbi.'f,; locates it a Trahor to obr dearest ricrhtsi " t say it on my Hrdividual resp msibility, and gentlemen may make rfaje most of it.A He wfio endea vVirs to foster ike spirit nf disaniorf. dMwrves to, expiate his cri me bpon the gallows, anu inus o,vtn::t.f::svf stmm To the vile dust, from whence helapnlng.st'fK T . 5v Unweptj; unhonor d, and unsung.' 7. thkbqzaball:; -a (Tbta-aifairV'wiii oa Monday night; is represented Io have, foully realized the expectations of its prpiecfors It was attended by an immense concourse of the ; beauty njd :fashibnf Ne wrkAS ou Koands of Alamode Tdfee .1 . v. o ooxes oi Kauins. barrels of Almonds. -; ? barrels bf A poles. - ;400 pounds of Mbttcb; -lm00p.Kiiea.r: , t 26Py ramids-4one cost S40. and the fCur!ositv ShopTPn mep:';fe.w f 350 qnarUif Jeltyba towM&:CZ?i WSOOuarts'of.Ice Unmfi:m V Cocoa Nut Cakes, Gilded Biscuit, Sponge Caker and Ladies Fingers,1 in thQosanda, -' T ' ' " V .. v,.:x.i avpas.. " , 2 hogsheads of Lemoade ; j s If barrvb o(Port'8arigareev ?' if - 38 dozen boxes of Claret.' 10Q. gallons of Coffee. ai ragraphAbf a I ittle??lrjdentttiaii Th tiyeshellbwrn;thb fare r'i? " 28,000 Oystert, stewed and tofcaJei'IW ?:ViedC7sieral KlO.QO:ndhesiSlifl if t Owybelow,fnraidiin. and Urn eir record exunt f lhe tAU,!tbI nd arid Ihe of Oioney ip jomm(,e fe' of froiblbalp, THU,lke, pake onto the jora -H-tb; mmJx !Tr and ?Wrafybuj;'giverue a poLLl bury ,ng place ivuh you, that 1 may buwS raaamsayin onto uimUear n m- " w al ami gbty . prince aroeng na in the choice of!,u, M V"' ' - oi us snau withholi thee his sepulchre but thou mayestburv th J f0la AAftdAhrahariiniit . ded. T54!5!:?f !;l4fibvlt5i j'cbitIren of Hh coroaiuocii wup tMV aay mg, - If it be v 0,1 that; I should bnry mv dead out of mi .;?Ur mN aTnd entreat Tor meo Ebhron. that he m.- J..0e,r , cave of MacbpelWlucli he hath for wS111 worttihalthVgir. it me, for a pS0?!? hurying-place among Voo. At loBoft Anu jipn.oij anerea;v Abraham, in the,-,-n,iIdrfHhyNyy lord, be? ,W, py.fhee,;a.ne;cafe;Uut is therein I ht thee i -m th,e presence of the sons of mv neonU ?e 11 0 And Abrabani bowed down himself before th. pie f the laiid S Oand he spate unto Ephron in T audience of lhe peoPre of the Iaid, saying But ii ,k wiltai i pray thee hear me , I will gi ve h neyMth. field-take it of , me, and I will ll dead there, . '. " J mj M-T,d5PJTOTM8Atraham',ayinS antohih, 3Iy I,bearkenontme ; the land is Worth f2 nunr rea sneaels ir silTef : what is that Km,;,. " and theet bory; ftereforethv dead. L-..- .t ' . . "Al m And Abraham hearkened onto Ephron, and A tin. ham weighed to Ephron the silver which he had nam! ed in the audience of the sons of Heih rrt. ' : y : a uu LiifB ucHi ill nnnrnn . ann tne t..A .u: i thereirandairmeArrees that were in the field ence of the thildrcn of ,HethA . - uuw lorananMor a DOssession. m S We takeShe followinff .DOlfiTnant raw rf uairBs jrj3mne y iiiiarpspurg Y.)Gaz. ette of Wednesday : cs ' Mournful Accidcnt.A few weeks since iw ltuwc. ui linn ina$TH. nir.Kpn nn. lump of cfystalized . arsenic on one of our piers which he supposed to be a common mmecalogieai specimen of an interesting an. pcaictnce. - ir. a. carriea tne article b qostion to hiresidence i p North stieet, ad laid it away in ihb garret. In part of same house resided Mr. Robert Buckmaste- witp liis fami Jfyj Ajmongthp members oi the. family yVere j t wb ' in teresti hg children, pner , a, daughter ol about six years of age, and a sob of iAlThesec&ridreh amusinc themselves on Thursday last with the arsenic, oic on ana swallowed portions of it.. Thei were soon. seizea wun me aistressin? symo- loms nsually produced by -that deadly poison. Nbtwithsbnding prompt and skilful tiied ical aiu,. DOtn expired tne youngest on the same dayf about, three hours after being poisoned. luc ciucr uugereu unui oaiuraay aiternoon. uu lueu aanK sin.ueaii.. .yn ounday toeir reai jwermmilted to the earth, sur rpundediia large Concourse of friends; deeply sympathised with the afflicted parents. Two.other children .'in the neighborhood, who had tasted the arsenic, escaped after a temppri jyilln arsen iq.. is supposed to? ha ve brought ' here in vessel that recently discbarjried. ;cargb4txhalk at the wharf ; .ihjClumighs nearly two pounds. ' f v r the HejaUr. A 1 ? BISHOP IVESVSPRING, VISITATION. J Fourth Sunday iii Lenf,",yrtih two previous days, WWnoy"S Church, pJK Sunday fHj&:R.anS& Co. I lAsixih StaviZJZy pv day St. PanlVi Charc - ; -'FidVlio Locust j Gobd. Friday and Easier 'day? take Scuppernon; and,'PetdgrewyCba'pll .1 TfetoySOAiH Stinunas Bath, Thursday; mt St John's Durham's Beauwt ;aW3r.BV jChapeU ' ?;First Sunday after Eitater', St. Peter's, Washington. Tuesday tth , rnnity, Benafbn County. fpWisiay, 6iA,. SuPauVs; Swift Creek, Cravea 'cconrf Sunday yicr jxutcrt Christ, Newbejn. i ; Monday! .1 1 St rhomas, Craven County. j Fourth Sunday after Easier tCl vary ,VV adesboro'. 7 Jrtffl SUnaay aji jsaster, t. John's, ayetteviJIe. ft." Wednesday f th May, Trinity, Scotland Neck Safurday3thZZ ?iPhittowjUwi& iCbbseemtion of Church, pbeeek IWIbwrJngCop ZiZC&cchuim ind VmjirTnationZv usual r SH (O MEETING Will be held oa fvOif Worki ! fof the purpose of noroini- Png csndldatrs to represent the County of Wike io the General AjmelnjU.. Feb. 11. Z AVsttKPA.iaFFfiR. TTJBRSOrwish Forte uTfiifiotrr the sbbecriber. can have the privilege of rjftng tberb btfora pay ing: for. them, and bv ihi ir rangemeiit. fears ihej m7 bavi mey ran po risk bf getting an indifferent intrn oiehr, as all the.; rik jof tiieirl. hein bad rei ojxn ttil shootdrSPni27&lno; 325. 350. 400, il so on tb 600 dollars. - I am perfectly willing to uk the rik of selecting r nurchasr n myself. I mz&-B. p: NASH, r havbaiiaorMtf 300 Piano-Fortes without etr 5TATCHES and Jewelry , yzZjEJWSJuovfi ... ait oeat: Silver Lvyers,ncbor Mnfnoritl' Unolex. Lepw ' , j - jtT- -f ClnLl and 1 4 g wuwno - Tege'WATCfirEfeGold KTPefS DiarribrMl Rin and ruu, v,1H ? J,7 " at retii, lower ihap at any other place m the Uty. Gold Watches as fow as30 iq40 dollars each. . W w es and Jewelry eicbansrd .or booghV AU Watchei re warranted io keep Um or the money 'etar?w!'"' Watches'repaired in the besttmanrjerat moch l than the usaat prices, one of the finest workm ImvoHerZofZ Walshes and Jewelry, motoandJW30Witf5rr, it-" ?' StafrStJ 13 i. ' wmm V,' -w, f A' y-: r, , t .1 :
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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