I i ! 'i . wTwm'r wgw . . . . a ,. " I I 1 f imfr Tllirrt Pnmn n .... - n f n tit r lt,lllf
I 1 " Jr : Compound, fir cleaning coat ilar SodV T i7 s ""u,-i Ane nsnprman nimsen was a stranger.
BV THOMAS WATSON Jp u.f BSSSi man with hair jof grizzled black, ferenfes.
1 . . . 1 - ...... 1 a ... i 1 . . . u . . . .. :. . ; ir n n t- w MahAj l .. . i r . " .1
i wiiuTOiuimiwiiwu ui . urcrwnn.; mr r.nrnniR nnri. -r . heu uul iiiil uiiiiieitsB.iii ita mrpc
L - '- 1 ' !: - 1 I
J:
PUBLISHED
BY THOMAS WATSON
TERMS.
Three dollars per annum, payable in advance. ;
GARDEN SEEDS.
general assortment of FRESH GAR
DEN SEEDS received and for sale by
WILLIAM SANDERS.
Newbern, lfJtb Feb. 1836.
MISS VIP ON.
1L.L resume ner aciiool, at ner retl
dcnce, on the lit of March nex
Newbern, 10th February, 1836. :
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
-w w -r . i 1 j il n . . 1
iLiL oe ooia at wie youri nouse, in
Newbern, on Monday the 6th of iMarch,
the if i .::.. ---(..... I '
Household and Kitchen Ftfrniture,
and a Canoe, the! property of Alfred Jones,
dec'd. At the same time will be hired, a Ne
gro Woman, for the balance of the year.
! I J. L. D (J RAND, Adm'r.
. j Newbern, Feb. 1 7th 1836.
A
T the
NOTICE.
February Term, A. D. 1836, of
Craven County Court, the subscriber
; qualified as Administrator of Alfred TJ Jones,
, iaie- oi saiu ouniy, ueceaseu. All persons
indebted to the estate of said dec'd, are hereby
requesieu 10 inaKe immediate payment ; and
those having claims against it, are required to
precent them within the time prescribed by
Jaw; or this notice will be plead in bar! of their
v J. LJ DURAND, A&r.
15th Feb. 1836. I
rccofery
Newbern,
FORTY DOLLARS REWJ
TTT AN AWAY from the subscriber,
iTAl, 5th of May last, a Negro Woma
CARER, foi-roerly the property of ofj
A. Thompson. It is likely she is in I
county. White Oak, or the; neighborhood -of
Swansborough, in Onslow county. I Will give
the above reward for her, confinement in any
jail within this State, or fbrj her delivery to
me at my residenc, Richlanjds, Onslow county.
RD I
on tne
named
George
iarteret
February 8ih, 1836.
JOHN
OOK.
i
t 'Ume Juice ; Compound Syrup of SarmjarlUa : Dav
ie oorapound, for cleaning coat collar' Soda
rowEflers - oewuta Powders ; Dr. Steer Cheinical
OpoMJeldoe ; Syrnp of Liverwort,' for chronic coughs,
asthias, and coldi Church's Drops, for cougas, colds.
miu mas sua consumpuons; Godfrey's Uordial, for the
oi cnoiic.! gripjngs, hic cough, catarrh, &c. &c.
Oil of Wortnseed, an innocent, ye.1 powerful vermifuge y
ui. iimmirauiu ceieorated Eye water; ur. Hen
S'J vwuaoie caTcined Aleghesia ; - Butler's invaluable
afervescent Magnesia Aperient, for Dvsnensia. or indi.
gestion, nervous debility, giddiness, headache,! acidity of
uc iuiuLii, crM(nion!, occ.: uaieman s urons, tor colds.
.(.iiuug ui uiuuuana a variety 01 oiner diseases; Green's
Vegetable Tonic Mature, or Fever and Ague Conquer
or; British Oil, forlamenessj swellings, St Anthony's
Fire, and ail scorbutic and rheumatic disorders Beck
with s Anti-pyspectic Pills ; French Jujube ! Paste, or
Sectoral uutn, a valuable medicine for coughs, phthysic,
See. ; Court: Plaster, Adhesive Plaster. Blistering Plit.
Anti-Syphilitic Mixture ; Acetate of Morphine, Sulphate
u vuiuiuc , nyanoaaie oi roiassa.
TOOTH-ACHET DROPS
1 1
Saporaccous compound Shaving Soap;
Pungent
Smelling Salts t Otto of Roses ; Ditto Wash Balls r Cas
tile Soap; Toilette and Nursing Powder, and. powder
punsi nairorasnes, J'ootb lirusbes; Hnuir Boxes; Lip
oaive , nair ; itose, veeetaDle, ana Violet Tooth
Powder , Flesh Brashes ; Lancets ; Nursing Bottles
oaoie iiairj pencils ; UeJ Waters ; Topers, or Night
tv weners lUBinese uraeKs &c..$ l1- --h
t (A supply of PERFUMERY expected shortly.)
f: I. -'A j- "it, .V-S RICES, tteilf'pA
A supply of Nutmess,; Cinnamon. CfovesiMace. All.
spice, and Pepper, always on hand ; Also j of, RaisinV
r igs, ftiDiuiius, ac.unu a - uooa Article a l UDAU-
UO and SEGARS. v ;
Mahnslcy,
scnption, in
ry first de-
the case of
; V;" , WINES, $tc.
35 years old, an article of the
Battle: Old Part, in ditln. nntt
one dozen: Via Num. mr bottle : suneriol Clartt. in
bottle, and by tne case of one dozen ; Madeiia, a ; supe
rior article, which has had the benefit of ivtyage to the
East Indies, to bottle ; Malmsey Madeira, in j ditto ; Aoyea
ana Jinmsetu cordials, ot ntst quality, in botjle.
Newbern;, N. C, February 9, 1836.
MONTAGUE'S BAL
An Indian Remedy for TO O Til-A CHE.
THE established reputation and constantly increasing
demand for this effectual Remedy of Pah and Pre
servative of the Teelh.has induced the Subscriber tb joffer
it to the American Public. ! : V. i i ''- .
When applied according to directions givejj on lie bot
tle, it has never failed o afford immediate anil permanent
relief. It also arrests the decay in Defective Teeth, and
relieves that soreness which so frequently renders a strong
Tooth uselessv ; The application and remedy fre simple,
innocent, and not unpleasant, and the large nuaber of per
sons in oinerent sections ot tue country, that ntve already
experienced such delightful and salutary effeds trom the
use oi me uaim, are reaay to Dear. t.ior tne puolic good.)
their tealiraony, to its unrivalled qualities, j It b au Indian
Remedy, obtained singularly and unexpectedly and may
be retarded bv the Civilized World as the most valuable
j Discovery ;of the Red Man of the Woods, i Prite 75 cents
each. i ; - : H. B. MONTAGUE.
burg, (Va.) Eeb. 183G. i ;
, t"Cli
V STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Craven sjodnty.
. f SUPERIOR COURT OF LA V.
AsenrJi Turner y l-lf-p : ; !
) I is. VPttiUoii for Ditiree,
John T; Tiimex- t j , - .' ; If T ' - . -:
h To the Defendant s
fTTl AKE NOTICE, that in rjursuaice i)f an
LI Grdeif of Ui Superior Cohtt of Law for
raven County, Oe positions of witnesses, to
be S i used in behalf of the Plaintiff in, the
above named case, will be taken at the Court THE FISHERMAN OP 8CAP
House in Beaufort, Carteret County, in the
State aforesaid, on the 18th, 19th and 20th;
days of April next. : Yoa can attend and cross
examine if you think proper.
JAMES TAYLOR,
. Clerk of Cratien Superior Cmrt. 1
03" A suBoiv xji the abov
just received and for sale by: j i ' , T":
k KWILUAM SANDER
Nenrera, I5tb r eb., leJB. f--- - .
Driig
TP
lcle.
sua.
coming storm.
taw, gaunt man. with hair
stronffly marked b ut not I n h
and many a furrow across hi; broad high browi
The spot on which he stood was a small
sanumu on the little bay! formed by a project
ing nage ot Dunes, at the extreme of which
stooa the old castle of Scarphout, even then iii
ruins, and at the time of hitrh tide ' senarat-r!
from the land hy the encroaching ' wave, but
evun , uesuneu jto be 8 wept away altogether
eaying nothing but a crunibling tower here
auu mere, rising above the waters. Moored
in the most sheltered part of the bayj before
his eyes, were his two boats , and behind him,
underneath thej sandhills thdtran'.out to the old
castle, was the cottage inwhich he and his farh
lly had dwelt for ten yars. b V 4V ri H
, He stood and gaied ; ttnd then turning tola
boy dressed in' the same uncouth' garments as
himself, he said, " No, Peiei-kin,' no! -There
will be a storm I will not go to night. Go,
ten your lather and the other men I will not
go. i, I xpectriysn home firom Tournai,and
I will not go out on a stormy night when he is
coming back after a long absence., ;M
The boy raa away along the shore to some
still lower cottages, which fcould just be. seen
at the opposite point, about two miles off;
and the fisherman turned toward his oivn dwel
ling. Four rooms were! all it colitained ; and
the door which opened oi ihe sands led intb
the first of these: but the! chamber was clean
and: neat; every thing in it showed care and
extreme attention : I the hrain vspTs nfinvk
the wide chimrtevj the DoitervuDon tke shelved.
all bore evidence of gootl housewifely; and as
the fisherman n F r nn n n I b n I or aI hie ruimKl
abode, the wafra blaze of trie fire, and the light
' me resin canuies, welcomed him to as clean
an apartment ds could be found in a palace of
princes. He looked round it with a jroud and
satisfied smile;; and the am s of his daughter,
a lovely girl of fourteen w ?re round his neck
in a moment, yMle he exclaimed in a dad tone.
speaking to her mother, who was busy in the
room beyond, " Ohl mother
to sea to-niirht !"
Her motherl who h
we w
S
BT O. t. B. AMES.
IN TWO CHAPTERS CHAPTER THE FfRST.
ABUPT-tnidway between Ostend
RO
Medical and : Chemical
STAB LISHMEN
eiuuscu iu ii wie uiiui wraiu. vi
Sea, lies' a lontr track bf desolate shori.
ing no fierce deancc back upon the wives that
dash inj fury against it; but like: a im and
even spirit, which' repels "by its very ranquil
humility the heat of passion and the ojerbear
a the tlmpest."
me the booki and
those that wander
1I1S idauffrircr"ttirnoliin !nn'. nf i h W00dMif
behmdj some very homely
turniture, brought trin one
of the splendid books of the Romish church,
Bluys,
North
frown-
Li tthTah.rt- i fht,ToWB Uf ng of pride opposing nought to thH angry
Li ita virJiutv mi,i vvnuht rivoif.iTiiin.iilIows Jsot a soft and lowly, iine ofj yellow
Medical .tm
al R. ; JENKINS takes this method oi announcing
J-,-ai- his arr
Nwberu and ita vicuulv i ;
form them that he haiu iast onened a. Medical, find Sands. M, There nothing 2TOWS which iail add
Chemical Store, in Graven Street, nex i door to Mr. coorori,:t6 existence j there nothing fb jrishes
Durand's Clothing Store, where he intehds keeping thich can beautify or adorn. Torn from the
constantly ton hand, an arttoent oJ UKGS,rdebth8 bf ocean, and cast bv a storm iapon the
Pi'i'k'jv r inn atdfd rvi n. I iif -l rv u-sj i i . . .. . . i r- . . i
?rn v o j shore, sea shells and variegated weedl villin
' i . .. . . 1 Li j . 1 1 am' chmatimac Hai Ir 1 ha hi rrotm I h ogrh j a nn
the iirst establishments tin the United States and
Europe, and he pledges' himself to attend, with khe
nicest punctuality, all orders jin that lin 9. Supplies
will be regularly imported, nd the -m ost effectua
ineans adopted to preserve those on ht nd with nl
their original properties. The purchair may de
pend, upon having as ood an article, a id at as Sow
a prica. as it can be obtained in the Town. A
present the Stock consists of the following article a.
tir y. yrjy-jizi-y rj:-vinvt;
Aoumony, Antimonial Wine, Aqua Ammbnia, Bermuda
ArrowjKoot, Alcohol, iEtber, Adhesive Plaster,
As3afoetida, Aloes, Arsenic. Anise Seed. ' Alami.
1 Aloes with Canella: ACids. . Sulrihurie. ' Nlirir.
Acetic!, Tartaric, Benzoic, fec. 1 ; If
Brimstone, Bluestone, Barley J Barks, BlijstersJ Bole1 Ar-
1 meniac, Bismuth, Burraady Pitch. Borax.1! Balsam J
CocbinealJ Camphor, Castor.. . Caustic! Cantharides,
f . Charcoal, Copperas, Corrosive Sublimate, Calomel,
Castile Soap, Castor Oil! Caraway Seeds, Cards
non Seeds, .Chalks, Cloves, Cream of Tartar, Cala
! mine, Columbo Root, Cubeb.Cayenne Pepper; Caa
V - ates.I Dandelion. 'Jj- -:!'!'" t-'f
tpsom Safts, Emetic Tartar, Eliir of Vitriol ; Essences,
i of Cinamon, Lemon, Lavender. P'Dnermintl 4&ici
f EXTRCTS,-of Belladonna, Cicdta, GenUaa,
iJinger,: Gentian, Galls, Glue. GUMS, Arabic
moniac, Bonzoin, Copal; Camphor! Guiacum,
I w, raeuegaj, xragacantb, Alyrrb.
;tlliera Piera. Hartshorn. ' 1 1 ' r '
w .. . . !
aoaigo, tceianduoss, Iodine- Ipecacuanha, Jalap,
audanum. Liquorice, 8ugar of Lead. jLitbaree. f !
Jlagnesia, calcined and common; Mercury . Manna.
jwaaoer, luercanai Uintment. Mrn Rn
MIXTURES in variety.
OILS ESSENTIAL,- of
Anise, of Rosemary,
II"
Lemon. br riAnimL.
m M. r wtuuuuivili
ot utovesl of rar.;.
Peppermint, ot Urange, oi La vender, of Worm'
: seeu, 01 lurpenune. uu oi viives, Uasi
Onde of Bismuth. : Fine Turke
sometimes
now and then a green shrub, or a studied yel
low flower, wreathing its roots amid ihe shift"
ing sand, will here and there appear Upon ttie
low hills called Dunes. But! with these
exceptions, all is Waste and ; barei posses
sing alone that portion of the sublime which
is derived from extent and desolatiori j It may
well be conceived that the inhabitants of such
a spot are few. Two small villages and hal
a dozen isolated cottages are the onto yesttzes
of human habitation to be met witji during a
course of many a mile : and at the1 tinie to which
this tile -'refers.-,' these! dwellings ivere stil
fewerJ : That time was Ion?, ltnsr a?o, at a pe
riod when another state Of j society existed, in
Europe i and when one class of men were
separated from another by barriers hich time,
the great grave-digger of all things, has now
buried beneath the dustof Other years. Never
theless, the inhabitants of that track of sandy
country were less f different in habits, man
ners,!; and even j appearance' from . those
who; tenant it at present, than " might be
Shell I imagined ; and in their original character very
muen vne same, comoining in ineir aisposmun
traits rescmblinsr the shor on whith their hab
itations stood,- and the element by the side of
which they lived simple, unpolished, yet gen
tie and humble, and at' the I same time wild,
he will not go but
ad once been verv beau
tiful nay, was so siill came forth and greet
ed her husband with a calmL triad kiss: and silt-
ting down, the father pulled1 off his heavy boots,'
and warmed His strong hands over tie cheer-.
fulblaie. f I- ' . j:! -
The wind whistled lowdier and louder still.
the sea moaned as if tormented bv the demon
oi tne storm ; and jfew, but dashing drops of
neavv ram. came nnnu th
upon the caseknents of the
It tvill be a fearful night!" said the fisher
man speaking; to his daughter. " EmiKtie; give
read the prayer for
blast, and rallied
jottasre.
;ad forth a prayer while
shelves; and I from
aiticles of kitchen
from which herfatherre
mother and daughter knelt beside him.
Iliorher still grew the stdrm as the niht came
on ; more frequent hnd mjore fierce vere-the
howling gusts of wind arid the wave 3 ot tire
stirred-up ocan, cast in thunder upon the shore
seemn 10 snaKe tne lowpy coiiage as 11 iney ,iani
would, have swept it from the earth.?- Busily
did Dame Alice, the fisherman's wifWtrim he
wood hret easerlv and carelulty um sne pre-
Dare the gunner for her husband and her ex-
pected son : and often did Emiline listen; to -near
if, in the lulled intervals of the storm, she could
catch I the sound iof cominjr footstep?
At lenffthJ when the rushing of the wind and
w,ves seemed at tne hiehtest, there came a loud
" " -r. - , . i 1 , o . . ... . 1. 1
knocking at. Ihe door, amf the nsnerman s,ianeu
to open it, exclaiming, "it is my son it
A . 1
He threw 11 wiue; oui iue muuicm ncn
so, h
and
r t
? ' But we have no timejfor Ing coh
ffood fisherman. A! Tirtv r Assas
sins are triumphant in FlandersI Th count
is slain; his son, a youth, yet Unable 1 recov
er or defend his own without aid jhisi ughter
is here, pursued by the murderers bf heXather ;
she carinot be long concealed, and thf night,
this very night, I must find means to fear her
tothe shores of France, so that I may ikee her
in safety ; and, as a faithful friend to (y dead
sovereign, obtain the means ; of snatcing his
son's inheritance from the hands ohis demies,
ere their power be confirmed heyond Imedy.
Will you venture to bear us out to seah vonr
boat and win a reward such as a fisherman can
seldom gain !' " r- U ' I .....
!" The storm is lod 1? saitl Jtha fislprnian ;
" wind is cold ; and ere you rbachJPiance,
that fair flower would be withered ner to re
vive again., You must leave her herej'- i - i
"But she will be discovered and BIm bv the
murderers of her father," replied Bildwm.
VVI.,'( : ... K 1
"oi aicjfuu a mail auu a stramauiauu. icar
to dare the storm for such an object?! i
' " I fear nothinff."-answered the fiiherman.
calmly " But here is my son ! . Albirt, hea
ven s benison be upon you, my boy," be added,
a oung man entered the; cottage, with the
rkvith the
but ypu come
ir across
I show
- Ji
' . - - J
said tin vounT
dark: curls of his jetty hair dripping
night! rain. Welcome back ! but v
in an hour of trouble. Cast the crrca
tne door, and let no one enter, while
this stranger a refuge he knows not."
XMo one shall enter living ;'
man after returning his father's first embrace :
and ihe fisherman taking one of the rsin licrhts
a . t o
from the table, passed through the room where
the fair unhappy Marguerite lay, lecovering
from the swoon into which she had fallen, to a
recollection of all that was bainful in existence.
Should they attempt to force the door." whis
pered the fisherman to his wife, "brinsr her
quick after me, and bid Albert and Emiline fol
low. ' And striding on with the lord of-Wa'v-
nn, into, the . room bevond. he pave his
guest the light, while he advanced toward the
wall which ended;- the- building oh that side.
It had formed part of some old tenement, most
probabl v a monastery, wh icp had long ago oc
cupied the spot, when a little town no longer
now ; existing, had been gathered together at
the neck of the promontory on which the
fort of Scarphout stood. ! I I ; j
1 his one wall was all that remained of the
former habitations; ad against it the cottage
was ouiit ; tiougn tne bugisiones 01 wnicn ii
was composed were but little
the rest of the low' builuin
shtml-
the fisherman advanced, and placing his s
dsr again; one of the enormous stones; to
astonishment ot the stranger it moved i rq
upon a pivot in the wall, showing the top
small staircase, leading down apparently
ih gi-ttutwl- . A few wotJi sufficed to tell
jne siairoa iojrtj- passage uado"
heck of sandhills, to the old castle bey
and that in that old castle was still one room
A LETTER FROM A VICTIM;
The Albany Journal of a late date contains
the following letter fromone of the ill-fated
young men who perished at Tampico.' It can
not be read without a feeling of regret and
indignation. It was mentioned in a Waking
ton Letter a few days since, that the Presto
dent had detetmined to institute an investiga
tion in relation to the cold blooded massacre
of the twenty-eight American citizens, who
were shot down by thej myrmidons of 'Santas
Anna.--PAtZ. Ing. f 5 . -'j..;-s
, ! Tampico, Dec. 12, 1835.'
' Dear Brother, When this reaches you, I
hope you will bear the relation of my fate with'
at least as much firmness as I,; who will have
been placed beyond the reach of future cal
amity. I cannot break the news to. you by
degrees, but must immediately say that 'i iett
i ey Urleans, as my last letter to nome ex
pressed, witha vietv to go to Texas in company
with a great many o th ers, who, dike myself,
were seeking Jto belter their circumstances ;
and as soon as we werejout at sea, were intro
duced to a general of the Mexican Revolution,
and who in the course of the voyage, had us
all formed into companies Of soldiers a step
against which, j when I attempted to, remon
strate, the only satisfaction gained was an or
der to go below. The next disastrous ne ws,
was. that instead of going to Texas, we found
ourselves landed at the- place from whence I
now address this. r r 1 v ! i;
I felt mj'self already sacrificed to the ambi
tion of this demagogue', Gen. Mejia, and at
tempted to leave the company, but unfortunate
ly was compelled to return; -but upop arriving
at the town, which it waa'intgnded to attack, I
aram leit mem, ana 10 snonen ie eau wicr.
I was taken the morning following by the suc
cessful 'repellants, and being dressed in the
Ullliuriu Ul TXCjia 9 uuupsi ;uo t
sentence of death together with 27 olheryoung
men whose lives have been made a sacrifice to
villany .and deception.' j ' ;1; j ;: r' ' .' ', '
ft rtnp nnthRrnme one so near the DOint of
death to make an expression of hatred to any
individual : but will the United States permit
their citizens to be abducted by men who are
now in their bosom in the miast or arauenn
and luxury:?; If not,; then is M Cnristy, No
tary Public of Ne iv Orleans, still answerable
for this wholesale murder. H But as I have now
Ltle in harmony with only a few hours left, lei me use part off that
g ' To it, howeferM time upon another f subject. I have not
th(
fa
nto
he said, ' guarded, fed, and tended by my tvife j remembered at all, will; only
and! children ; ana tor you ana me, let us put to the felicity oi 'the next. 11
!.! t " :' . . e. '.: . 'J- tv 1- he rl .. il'.- ' ; i r- . ft J
sea. l will Dnug yousaie 10 liouioguc, ui x Thpr UlnAi V,nU nAt
v w m. mm v w. VWI
written home, nor could I the shock would
have been too sudden1, and the task would have
unmanneo me. jaeneve me, wnen 1 say, that
death is not so frightful upon a close inspec
tioh, as we are apt to think. Tell my mother .
' ft 1 r. ill I
ana at 1 tne lamuy, not to tninR tney arej lorj
-eraUnn they icanno1 but as it wovila.
be useless to harrow np my feelings by calciiT
laung me worm 1 leave oenind, so it is conso4
habitable, though unknown to any but tae hsh- ling to think that hope Ipoints out a future
erman himsell. were, then, let tne laay stay,' meeting, when all the troubles of this world, i
serve to heighten
sleep not - with you beneath the waves ;and
o ' . -.-l .. -
a t 1 . . f ,
logne l iay, lei us pause auoergues or vaia.19,
forj I am not loved in Boulogne. I oncj," he
added boldly, seeing some astonishmentin the
fisherman's countenance, " I jonce wronjed the
count of Boulogne I scruple not to ssy it,
I did him wrong; and though,he has been dead
for v ears, vet hisDeople lov me not, and I
have had warning to avoid their dwelling.1
isolation in the ref
flection that! the debt j ojf nature has not (j been.
na mat 1
death.
:day morning, at 7 o'clock
would at one time sounded alarminginmy ears
out 11 is oniy anticipating s uie event wnicn ail
expect in the fcourse of a few years at the far
thesl; and the last eqju'e'st which I have to
make is they will not suffer the news to ovei
whelm them, but to prepare to meet death as
calmly as I; assure them is ; the case with md.
There is nothing in; it but a departure from.
care ana trouoie ana lei mem consiaer,
; started back exclair
Ule as ashes, drei
And do vou think the love or hate of or
dinary people can outlive long years 1 eman- Jeave them - short; very short struggle, an
ned ine nsnerman ; - ouw uByci n'f" 1 fhn ih ,t A.ist. 1 rptt(r than in slitter n
ing, "Who are ypu?" to Boulogne ; for there is even now the king ot the languishing deathbed. Farewell and agaid,
ed with rain, and hag- France : so said a traveller who hadianed here ; . n -J ,.nUp . Wat talL
the ottier uay. ahu me King, -;rVv' ,u nrt ..mprtinn: .. th knpst hsns-
I have yet felt, liasj been the fear that they
will feel greater sorrow at my death than (I
L a man as bid asthe fishier man himself, beafing they say, to judge upon the spot who shall in-
. - t?i i i L.k laaamoii it ! liiRiess hoav oi a hprit tne lonff vacant comuy uuuiwt,. ...
in ins u "ai oi"i,v,f r j 4 . 1 ; . . o , ; .
1 (fRi.U;.,a nrnipctinn affainsi vour enem.es, ana
therl stranler had, alelne time, cost far tnore aid to restore your sovereigns son tohnheri
than the worm ot in
all that it contained;
rent and soiled, and
Anchorman's cottaoe!and ianr.fi
ui now, that apparel; was ;The lord of Wavnn mosed tor a poment,
In tht nf the man were i hnt nnsfinted. and all was speedily aranged.
evident traces ot bio HA and strife. Motioning The lair Marguerite 01 ", .u -uu
.1. 1.1 na . ennn a m j 1 ivxk i:m h a n in r nu -i v 1 c 3 tk ui nib upuua ubu t r
ater sorrow at my deatn, tnan l
'My last prayer is, that the power
tnera.
do myself. ;
., which they
sustain them
till we meet! again. Farewell.
in this trial, and watch over
Am-1
! . '" .' 1 rit... .1. lIsJai. o enrtn
eageriy L . 1.1 . tKJlnw ' i-jt.,,L. oJffJnto-fi of thie refuere offiredber.
done, ne set " "T . : , :,.Llt V i h W,n 1nn vaults
sptt es and besought torner me aiu 01 iu ana touim uo . --j r. Pi "r JT7;
8e!1 f ' J kk Koiloi i It wa ffivenimme-inr nnnderous stone door that hid her from the
women of rise d a JnVld : and feeling that she herself w now in
diaieiy ; auu iy&" 7 t AiL.l V ' . ufnnJ i a'nart.
It tnr a moment even ireiuc, nv .... oaicij, oil -y-'r-TJ -'t l , . - Tt
f lor a ""'"r 1 1 sj. sil.h.,Lr. i.s.K::iko wf lff)'-but dive her-
tb fisherman's icountenance on i" " ineni ..wu, , ! - errv .,.
sioh of s tringers int6 liis cottage, mai 100 ,.au seU up 10 ?
now passed away ; and taking the fair gir who qeathr her broth
lav senseless before htm
J A. " ,', . - - i . - t a
her into an inner chamDe
t .'ji tj i r.,ri Kofi I he
i trio nnnr. me usueruiau np.sn aiiuu.. jlic, m.o f
Youi unfortunate .but happy brother,
's;;; It :;;'; I- r JAMES CRAM.
Tampico,! Dec
15, 1835.
grahtj
fearless and rash as the stormy sea itself.
of
of
indeed ! but nevertheless then, even ihen.there
was as warm aneciions sumug iu iuuHunu,B
Pareeorie Eliiir. White and Red Pn
' rusl Long Pepper,-Prussian Blue
assa : ft lls, in great variety.
iiosin, Itbobarb, Kocbelle Salt,
.. . drs, Sal Eratus, Sal Ammoni
Snake Root. Sauills t SYR
SALVES; Senna, 8oda, Satte
r j Saffron, Sweet Spirits of Nitre,
lor Oil, I hHirht domestic love, as glad nones and cnil-
:tiLn ling fears as now there were all the ties of
7.Hfr home and kindred. as dearly felt, as fondly
cassia-;, ' f
water, itea can
, Spanish; Flies,
PS,; in Variety
Tartar,3alphur,
Spirts TarpeDtine,
1 . C! L
cherished, as boldly defended as they can be
in the Dresentday : faad ut upon the dull im
aenhation nd rnlrl hpart that CttOnOt leei tne
I link of human svmnathv binding lis to our fel-
low oeings even 01 tne aavs gone ov 1
nAt r htrav me T
1"Iam Walran,' replied the fisherman; " and
I Hn nliohl ;mv oath.f' . I . 1
rr.wilVKa : thV. ilancrhter of Charles count
.rw.nnl,. !' renlid the stranger. " J. have
slvThlatthe riskjof my life from tlje assas-
.sms'-oflerfaaierf v' k'V-:-:. r 1 U
j The Assassins of her father I" exclaimed the
fishermin. i Thfn ishe dead! J. :
" HeVas s ain yesterday in the church-m
Solphates of .Pottassa and Zinc, Sienna Earth. Upon a dull, cold, melancholy evening, in lue ? T hP,.t. and hi daughter is saved, at
SPIRITS, in varietv. I F-.;.f' 1 - ''V'. LhilinVi r-.lL -.ui DVoWn.h of th son wab absent, ana nis u s - v- jAnnr
or jwno. of Lavender Comnaand. . of Slvrrh of s " ueiore ims eye, rolling m, ; ' promised in your name.
Opium, of Peppermint, of Rhibarb, of Valerieo, dense line of foaming waves pouring forever vu, r:7iho fisherma
over the other. The skv was bleak and heavy, r .
The Legislature of Alabama has just
ed a charter for a rail road to connect Mobile-
Bay with the Tennessee River, which passea
the !thouThts of ierfathes bloody through the north west corner of the Stale.
situation if peril, The capital 'oi the company is to be three
ft
ler.s
U.,:l.arA..hl tsuthrill l , Ml!. Lt J..ll Mm1-S 1a n.nirinitn. rC te
in his arms, nei oore and alt tne aangers m "-"'r ' , . 1 muuoua ujutniaio, o pivnuj Ul
. .nil nlarAfl hip.r nn Trlanrl mlin. w ith'k father's tehdernejs, had gut- Lh-vii W tk the mode of raisins it fare 1 novel.
1, -r: . . .. i . r u.,.i-,i 1 ' , it c i i. ?, t- -tt
women remainea ded her sarely trom me nuu 7 '"" and veTy suitable for a new and agricultural
1 1 1 V vno 1111111. Liic aaauvta 1 iiKMiiatiun aavi s . . r r 1 a n. n are 10 111110 nnrn rvi him 1 11111 1 f 1 1
returned to his! unexpected guest, demanding stone-door roll f10! capital, i Instead of subscribers to the stick
,buptlyWho isWat!" . 1 ! , SSISSSS paying in noneythWmount of subscriptions
; L sitangercvo sefd hisquestionbyer her hl wa riini cimpara- I LuUfthey give Urtgages on realjestati to,
-p Are jron Walran, the fisherman of Scarp: u . vmgard to he rind follow- double thej Amount' the value ub.cribld,!
hi,n hS rlemanded.!" and will you plight your lively tranquilea in reg r There. nn which security the State issues bonds
de. Taoioea.
VerdiRns, vitriol, Valerien, Yen. Mixtore
' NI8HES,' prepared toorder.
WINES, Medicated ; WAX, bee's and Myrtle
"MV son It said
a. ' : nart
v . r il m.m Iff IT WPrH IIIV UHU
VAR-I I.L- ji 1,1. " . , i .1- vV m?P shall bindJils tamer T 7
1:- I covereu win tiuuus or a momeu leaucu r---- i , . 1 r. t
White Sowing darker toward the north-west, and the Bat Mil me, wno
, woueib o . , .j,.,,, ir ,1. .iii U Ralrlwin. lord ol'
4
1
the fisherman: " Iis pro-
1
ravrm,
III ' WW V p. I T . ? i -l. ,. -.. . .! -I
was fouad already the boa v prepapa, wun i payai) e iiuw -
nrow toward the surt, ana one ?riwo 01 wie capuai. iue owc . .. "" "f''
Sherman's hardy companions realy to ! share Register, undertakes to make the road, on her
,;dn(Tpr The lora oi vavnn iioKeu uu iu own cremi, i wwmhoi. &a.
us aanger. T . li. n.. ..j- y - tK- rr th.;. ,n.ainc
the dark and staness say I r -.T1
! - - ' . a-k-aHrv nnaci n i ,r vncs miffwf. M'liarir i miiir h nniiaLiiukiuuv w
wind pustr roygniyp , ; "reTnnmnletion of Ithe-
heard theDUiwaiaiuu vhuuuc. HT'H JT.i' t-1-rp on
shore : but he thought ot nis nuriereu sover- worn, auu i Fy.ueuVuk..w . i 1 1,1
S and of that sovereign's hdphss orphans, of the money advanced.' 'the road is tp b
!Lgd ,niin Intothe frail bark t bade them commenced in two years and finished in lien,
and springing lniome r1 Utt r T ,, nn . f At.fttSr1i,i of the charter, and a
push on, mougn .rr:r" :r-r:i: " inni,aand dollar to the
chance those wprus tg"- " 1 ? 1 "i 1 "rd Will pass ! through
death Watching nil me. wave fck 2 CZr.l'r,niinA nlandno- n
.L....rt,.n nnshnrl the noil HTOUffn iney I into one ui mc r-;- r---"-B. "-T-
mrwsuuug y - r;; , t, , ,K . .i, TfU;td States, and cannot fail to ad
Air, sand line next in5iam maioowu s i iu . . . . -!
leaped in, and struggling for a npnie
coming wave tuc ""TTL""- ; to rival INewi Orleans
lAet v r . i . ca eirrii. im l iiisd. uu i ui uauasw,
sea, and was
replied the watched tbenj froro the shore. ?
those who promises; to nvt ew u
. markeV B. AtntrtjCdn,
1W
Clt
coltou
-f ! W
ustard Seed, &c. &c.c
usty whistling of the rising wind
1