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m;REG!STEB.;
' Tuesday, JFebmafj? lVl845i
$fr ft
coont, piimp-WdlCT quite ,ftiouaiy7nJ:liffttTro
ul wftit llwsaT Doe not birfi..
powtr n;ulat th weatUr, odf wjqwUM
hiffoodueM? Airluli'aj;o, and tbcocnplamt wu
pom UM 0jrniv btat ( Apim. W. am lika
the frog, in th fable. Finrt, it wti Kinj ; tbea
tt- WM Kine Stork. over ye Vaatbr nim.
W ; for wbat causot be cured, muat be endund.
Depend iipoa i, wbetlier yo " (rruinble or upt, th
1 hermometer will uot tdl a ingle deret,io cone-
aiieuce.
Ifia MMHUMkMvUI illt. U . .1. . Tl - 4
(.j, nm Mnwww int Hwirt
i tk.' . . - - . . . . , r , . -
''euriuifs-WKKtsruNUtNUC.-Mi
7 'ar (ZZLlU, Wamgto. o ft. " aulU!. for Ship UtJl, 3. til,,
-TfWht 41li M.i4fital'T6M. i EJ-l,l. H' Iwl,icaiIii" ,IW ffaxtl-a-Ter cJaiaatt
Cdurt rfoliae'. but a Terv soar Jail.' ' Xfanirrtnenla are 1 Tnl" Dutilltrioa, but the roost extenaire en it
Iap-tbebadi,(Bailta tlioir dMtillatuia oa
The Efiuwepak ffhajirji atueJI,, bui avvry :iieU, ynU ftbe Princ'Pl f nl J ate nwhra ol.er
taat-rTnio?ty; w ita at ytcr nt aWmtioiii.
Thf tfthW Clitirhe ntit-ht be called an Hiine' -:eL.
ww, v.uurenea,or WrHUMMMdly i(uoir what name
Si thtm, Tbre are seraral ALrl bedanaar thik
A)br P ramiiied andfwod it to be tka ncbwit
deiila ef Sheila, I evr niet WiUh lTia fcd had
DEA.F AiyjE INSTRUCTiaN.
We aubliah in lh pape'r, th, .Lie Report mad to
the lait Iilaturet by Mrs Oeram, f Rwn and
Ii, en the aubjeot f vUyhiM fe tit laaade, for
llie Bliud, ami for the iea imd Dumb. Additiaual
flitereat ia giveu to tliw Report, from the prompt aitd
elTiaient' manner) i wtiiob k waa seediidecf by tlie
Iieulature, an regard, two claseca at Teaat Wtfite
ibrttiaataa wttlt Wliich o"ttr cautitryabotinde. '
VTe had bat a fairtt eonceptrou, mitiLyefy receiftly,
af the almost incredible dilftrefifca bttweeB the uned
ucated and the edtlffated deaf Mate.. WilJiout dea
eendinj to partioulari, which would atrikinrfv ill,,,.
trafe theliraatlmaWa'adTantdji of'auch inalruction
they may be summed up In a few words. M'liile the
liftedudatel Deaf and Dumb wend their weary way
through i life, the" eddcated Mutei gladdened by Mie
genial ray of knowledge; and fitted for the diatharge
of duty, takes' bia statrort u a" member of the great
human family, enjoys the WseuCand is tauo-lit how
to prepare for the future. It leaches the immortal.
spirit tocomniune with its maker, and cheers it wit.
the light and comfort of the Christian's hope. . '
'fhare are ix Public rstabliahroeut fo; the' recep.
tion and educatiou bf Deaf Mutes in the : United State,
in successful ppcrntioo. 'Bhey nro situated, at New
,York;PhUadelphiafc Urtford, CouuecUcm.; CoJum.
bus, Ohio; Dauville, Kentucky j and Staunton, Vir
inia. To which may be added,,'oi. i Tennessee,
and one in North Carolina, shortly to coniineuco the
busioeas of iastruclion.
In connection with this subject, we refer lbs reaJ.
tr to the Adortiineut, coutained in to-day's Regis-
lar, emanating from the Literary Board.
seated around the Bar-mom Ere. cloujir in. ilia, ra
with a lund of srmi-cucl. . ufl down-caller ant
tered, whe Would measure i ftt in his stoekmgi at
niiy time, anil advancing towards the firf," lie laid
hold 6f a Chair, which he 1roiight aloajj ytilh, l)imr
aayuig wall gaufelmeit, sjvoa wra make tu-circia
higger, I want to put. my booh, to the fire too", lie
look his seat, aud t hnintiivg. hia long !). uwards the
fir he east a ry enquiring glance into averv one's
face.Ho see if tliefe was any eiAirice of speculation.
Nothing however' was said y vany one.- li then
tl)rew bis bead. bp, and relied bis eyes all over the
to be foil ad.
Tliuitow-'nli quits large. I baa about t j5it)r or
Htrty Worm, five OinrCliea, a Court Uoaae awl Jail'
Tho fiv Religious deiiominatioiu are Ea)jatiana,.
froabytariana, Methoiatj. Baptists, aikT' Roriiaa
Cathalios. , Tlie speppal CongregationnaUioft tho,
largest, and the interior of the Church ie most beau
tiullydentUd)atw-hig.tliego.i taste of the LaoUea
been cohsiiirabfy worked, nd k po Mr. HcJrftl'i lpf th Society. ;HttVo' Yard"' surrounds, the
Plantation.
Ohe eveuiitg oiler Supper, several gcn'llameu, were"
phiirch'on 'imary ydo' except tho front, which im-
r.
that render, tlie Visit doubly iiiU'rvstinsr.
Nma iittk leave tyashingtou without
pecial
the town.
regret, ea-
haa uiiugled with the good Society of
Yours NORMAN.
I extR.va(;anci:.
B. Speech. delivered by the Hon. Ctvs Jauwo.v
Mi in Utilise ot Kepreantaliv.-s, he fiiriiisl.es a listot
books furnished, for the use of members of Congress
within a. faw. 'years past, which cost $G87,550 46.
and adds, that others have been ordered whiz win
necessary that tb
Proceedings in Consress.
e
, " Uw 8uTh Tuesday, Mr?'Evn. fn.rn th.
to""U.M n Euu,10C,,Ppr,ul ttml lh6
, " ",H:" " P l"r ronsidera!i.n ,
" m"W "r '"'"' po-ueinont. Aftor
ilr iwriMetio,, mnch -nin.p,,-nt-,niinn,a,
III ienaie reaumed the conal.iori.ii.tn nf.,w ., -
Wbill f wdi arter some utiimri am am.M.d' I " lH" JVhfi et',."1! f tlw 'bil!, vie. to make
luchti, tha bill was-woorted t th 8-ai. .. ! 0".u""r of pootam for all ttr carried
,umg question of ijnendiiieiit. the objpet tf which
wou restore the franltm pririlego to members
. - ""'"""i!." "j ai9MBMasaaosaMaiBaaBS9B
' .Tim question then 8 t,(M,n Mr. Siinmona'
muendmo.)., ,K.lt,lve IIlclllberi unjlj(,d
right to frank llie.r let.or, and rpocchea. The
fcen.tpr. could ut 10p uikjng Bblul lbi ,iut
flwrthey had do.., tha Vea. and Nv wrc
called, and the frnkm(f privilego Was gwon up
a vnt of Vea 18, Nnyaaa-
The hill aa then ready to be reported, when
mr. amiinona ihoved a very important amend
-VO. 19.
T
I"or tlu IWinf uul IW. w
lii; i.ueiarv UuarJ. nn.i:.ii. ' . .
' r-u.F inniuuneo lo
1 i I.IIC, that.m i.r.t.r.... itk . -x-
eu at Ihr Ii s.-:.. .Z .1"
Hwd. .,,.! '" iierM AssetnWy.ttha
M e tl "' r ''"!"'' ration . School f.
he of cart, l'uu, wH i,ej,t' .
n ijwmvw. , .. ... , l , . ...
er.-" "" "i wmicn sir. Alien mmle
a wtninif .rjfunre.il M. Archer inleri..d to
present to the Senate lhr-wprrt of tlie Cointnit
teeon Foreign Relatione- on the aiibiect of tlie
nnne.vation. of Tcxai. Tho rport concluded
Willi ! UVl Man . . .1.. a r'...s
the Titor wiltea rt of ml.nr ...... """' , '.;- o. met, prop..
. . 1 '".To rt' tct tho. Haul !,,. ..f n r
j - . wo.., mwi,. t it. c iiouee oi
Kepri'.-entativeo, nd tho
com sstw.UUU. It is certaii.lv
ceUjug and walla, showing that he waa restless and work, useful in 'legislation.; but w-e do not think that
uneoey. Over the mantel-piect han some old UOOK Purched at the public expense should be-
. p,(T pruperiYoi mourners, at leaat to so
extravagant anxtent. Air. John made onoaiate
meiU, whieh relleoU diacredit on the member mifltv
of tho practice, aud ehawa the abuses of, the avals m
He sid that "he baduiulersloed. that m".. ,j ...J
members of the House, after the delivery of ibe booka
were.(m,the ljal.it ofselling them to bookae'llen, about
the City for less than, half price, and these booksellers
kept them ready Uj.re.sll to the next Congress, for
the supply of the u. member,. te thouifhl this,
state ot things was intolerable, and ha hoped the
members of the present Congre would, put an d
to it.
THE MAJ4EIRo.
Ther. are now tr New Yik rkper Mail duo;
Tho ltter Mail cam through, for the first time in
throo day, yeatorday, We learn that ther waa a
teriiWe Fir at New Vork, on Wednesday morning
laaM A o!olock, that morning, a deatructive Fire
waa dlscooored to bo raging in the block of buildings
occupied as tlie Tribune Printing est iblishmeiit, or
ar of Spruce and Nassau Streets. Exery effort was
siade by the Fire Companies to master the rA"inir
lairht?b.t tOiio purpooe.aad in the course of a cou
Die of hou rs after the notice of the 6rst blaae, the Tri
b iae newspaper cortceru, the Periodical danotof Mr.
V. M. Graham, the Bookseller .and Stationers' estab
lislihiieht of Janaei. St Bell, the Liquor Store occupied
tyMi, rfewnedy, and the German establishment of
tho UfuUtke Se-rWpnw German Journal pftblish
tS k ttiat City for: the last Havie years, with a large
ftbclfrof Books, cWiwajre totally consumed with all.
Hiey contathed. Mr. Grahl:n.loat hot only his stock,
Iwt $(00 in Cash aiid his Gold Watoh, and narrowlv
reaped With his life by leaping ouf of; an elevated
window upon the deep enow beneath. Some insu
rance is effected upon these buildings, but nothing like
me actual lose. ' ;
rasmonea rmits in frames, which hud doubtless. been
publislied fifty years befwe. - Ills' cw finalfw rooted
upou. one of 'thorn, 'and he gaied at it for fuli fifleen
minutes. "That pieler" said he, '.'calls itself Euaore;
but if the same artiat was to paiut one now, I think
ho would chaugo the design. Vdu sec, thore is re
presented a woman standing, with a carina copio, the
month upwards, and her left hand rcsiin anmn-r the;
fruit and flowers. A precious emblem that a nlentv
Jor.the rich,b,utho poor mut go to the allier.cnd of
me Horn. Mer right arm rests upon a pile of books,
wlMle she is looking t a Wobe which stands Hear by,
as much as lowy, Harrogate to myself all knowledge
ini am jiist looking to see what part of the earth 1
shall wanfpex-t. 'At herfeet, you see n Quadrant, as
much a to say she is Mistress of .Die Seas alao.
Wall, I have seen Wagging piotara' afora. but I never
aeed any that could, out bray that one. Hanging
close to it, is Americottone by the same -artist That
plctoft was made "by an. Englishman, or I. am- no juflge
of human naUr'.. See, he ha rpresented a vwnnan
lost in the- woods, seekmg wUd flowers. ' The suu' is
just agoiog down, but !. seems brut on finding the j
aeeper gloom, es toe roresL t)H.'. yu, no doubt the
atnpid artist though tliat America Was doom to plod
on, and that tha aun waa fast setting. It did act, and
ii rose at umiKer Mill and at York Town. I'll be
darned if ever look at such picrbrs. without gitting
man. ivnenever you lookatau Englialunan you can
v, v.v,. , Huiuiiig ia as goou aa it is in
England nothing like Englkdi. Now look at them
two pictures first England, Commerce, Knowledge,
i ienij , ana large possessions. Very modest indeed .'
Now at the other ; America. The Sun sheddiiiir its
last beams, and the Genius of Liberty wandering into
darkness, "with it back always to tlie Sun."
Our down-east friend hadexauated hinwelf and waa
silent. The company seemed rather, pleased with his
talk, but one by one they broke off, ami' retired, to,
their rooms. However, I remained, and felt a curiosi
ty to know more of our new acquaintance. '' Stran
ger," said I, "liavfl you.ravelled'farlo.dfty T" "Only
fifi...,. m;i. . ....... -i...... , , .... .
........ .....,, auuu.s, atuu ne. i nau a
apeculatiou in-viow upon Fiahuig Creek, and I went
to look after ifc. There is, (aaid be,) a Skeleton of a
Whale in. that stream, and if 1 succeed 4n getting
enough out, 1 know where it will bring me the Cash."
" Where did you any 'this was, in what part of
Fishing Creek ?"
41 You don't want to go into tho speculation too, do
vou r .
ooaiimi. to ln on, tha
table ihe aeveraf prorwnttooe nf tit NP,Mi. .
well as the reanliitiflnni Wstw-leo-i.lntuw. ,i
the petnions to the Senate, for and aiinet an.
ncT.iiioii. ajr. M..rohe.id moved to omit ft! 000
extra ropicg of tlie report ; which qiieation Was.
rele-rci to the C.iiiiiniiiee on I'nniin.r M,
Bur.l.:...., .rin , I..- .... . . I
(: ..."nr .i uiieii; .'.ii to mane a
imnornv re-tw.rt. The l'.t-oMi,'e lull was then '
resumed, and Mr. AII.MI voiirlude.l his romarlis
Mr. Buc Inoan noxt 'obtained tho hVsir : and th..
Sonate then adjimrood.
The i louse i.Kik up, and rnnrutr-d in the R.-
rtJillion of ih,( Senafo received yesterdiiy for the
appomiineiit of a Joint 'Coiii.iiiitPj;, i cnt the
l(oies fr President ami Vi. e President of the
United Staurs. Tho House then resolved itacll
into Committee of ihe Whole on th ,:lie of tho
Uinon,.and reiHiinodHhe-cuowdemivw ol the bill
W'g.rdiiaie and. mduoe the pr.ee of the Public
Lands-in f.ivorof actual setHero. Mcfurr, Cary
of Maine, Stewart of Pennsylvania," Seymour of
Now York, ami Thounasoii, 'oj.posed "Kie'bil!, and
Mr. Bayno upp..teJ it.
.' ihe mail and fixing this rule at.jffw cent..
A'ftnr a ,..;.. .1 , ..
.....,,., uiecDssion, in. vol. Was
ken and Mr. Himmon' bold iimreiMAt Waa
earned by a vole of Ayes 33, Nay R
The Senate then went into executive tcgaion
nd anerwarda adjourned..
IIousK of n iiiHK8RNTATi vks.- Mr. McKay
moved t int i i,.i. i . . .
,. -- uc 1p.niicu and that the
ouse revive itself into a Colm,liu,0 f lllC
'" ".u"o was agreed to, and
The Committee resumed the consideration of
irm Annual Indiiin Appropriation Bill.
i r n .. vvr.fi .mi. . i.
. : iu ... j,re,a icn.rtn a,H
variety ol amendment iWie , t)
opil-wMl beSieirporyci-
B..a.din1r.-.ir... :rL.rM" mt?v "
- utinrii.
r ,, , rl' "-J s''oo.rA. (.d f0f iWj'u
I"1-- I tloi.K and U.u :t .. . . . U
..-II ... I, . . 7
''JS'J). Chairman of a ;
of
length
red. kin.,,..
.niii were auoineu aml o:Ii.t8 rrj.vtod.
Duriiig the iltaciiMion, quite an ncriuioiiiouK
I lierooiwi oonimverey nroee butiveeu Mr. Ilia. Ii, of
ia., and Mr. Cwddingj., of )h.,. r. (i. g;ll(i , ho
reinarka of, Mr. H. wore tow and' dirlt,. Mr. II.
replied that no gem le man could even look at Mr.
(i without beeoinmg "low and dirty." A gre.it
oimy cvprewiona f a (imilar cliaracler were
bandted-hetweeii tlieiu, uiilil
Mr. McDowell, of Ohio, nod Mr. Burt, of South I
Uoirulina,. interposed and called Mr. B to order.
1 . .1,. !.... ., . .. '
no JoH-ea oi toe C.un.y Court, j required in m.
each l. ha.rnmn .,f . I' . ' "
in nor i ii,. s,... ... i.u,: ' .. jr e-r
n,.ii, . ..i ,T . "le Acl "lorwaid to th.
noil. ot (lie Juulirn ,.f it. r r. ... .
Term, hrrrafter, when a m.jprity snail a. present -
JVTTu" l' -hat num.
l e, ot lieaf and lln,b.n, Blmd ,t,.te persons, (d.-
till 11111 unir tli m...- . .v i . ' ' V '
. " """'"i "'eriran.l under 3( yaara of
ur, there may br i such County, . who; or wh.wa.
la.eotH. .re unable pvfllr,.ire,IUOi 'on. A,,
wie.hor the four, will levy ,, ,4,. (he am,)Un
a lned l.y I.ow f, th-ftKlucion, orth of , of
"";"' " mmuoicate th a.m, ,hi. Bo.
'aiiy a praciioublo.
Ihe ,i,.,utof appro,,ri,.iio for tlie mnj
" ' .M,.w of ,!,.. ,ruc.,n of thirtyl.
kI, I r, 7 "'''' ,ruvUI-'1' "'" Ooonty Court,
m im 7 ""i T ''"'m "'"mies. the
r "':M'"lk' l'.w..wi: Ser
JZ I ' l ,,' rnn.ci.
nii'iil to nciivr lint a .....
-.w, jrom men juamut
li-.-Httr numt,er shall an.
I irrm! in Hip
ply. I ne cele.ti.
in curs i, e.u.1,1 r... .....
canon uill he made h t..r ' ' ' ' c"u'
Tub Ntw fi.iiooi. J,aw. Tim
tho public,, anil particul n lv that of
Coumtkrfmt JJtU. A' deeire having; been
expre.eod, by .omeof the North. (farolma riaper.,
10 be furnhdied with a list and dcacripfion Tof th.
Counterfeit Bill, of'tlie Bank iu.ijouth Carolipa,
in order to prevent imposition,,, conaiderable
portion ef the circulating; medium of North Garw.
lina, being composed of South Carolina bill we
have applied lo ono of the officers of the Cm.
tnercial Bank, who has politely handed us the
niiipwing list :
S2U's Bank of Charleston. sionoi'T ir...
rre t, A. (j. Rose, Calner. nsvablo (.. T s,r,
and dated 18th Nov. 115. The paper is softer'
tlMiiner. and winter than in the genuine jotes,
which have a slight rell.iw ii
II-. ... , .....
ii mnrtaiiy, tut
. Mr. Benton spoke in the Sej.ate, and threw
himself upon us indulgence, toallow (lie bill here,
tofore submitted by him iiir the aniiovn.,n .,f
Texas to be taken up ; which privilege was
grantee
Mr. B then moved to lay that biiljipon the ta
ble, and'asked that the notice niifelit be dispensed
with lo enable him to ofTur a uhsiiluie, which
waavalso gjiiledi. Mr B, then briefly related the
outlines ol the new projectile wa to oiler Tex
as to he admitted as a State,. with two Repreeen
tatives and two Senator, and all othcradvantages
which appertain to the old States a soon athe
terms shall be agreed upnii by. the Governments
attention of
tlie County
Courts, is directed lo the fact. that. un.W H...
Coniiiion taivhool Law, us revised at the last iSes.
sion, Supormtendeiite are lo he apiointed in every
Couoty at the Curt immediately preceding the
first Monday in October, and the Com.nitteos
elected the last Saturday ill Henlntohur . A ,t
the Superintendents aiid"(Jomniitiee men already
appointed will serve uiinl that lime. Consequont:
y no appointments u( the kind w ill bo in.ido the j
lira! Curt utu, tl.n 1... 1. ,
... io. jMiiu.iry, as n as hoik;
under the formor Act. Ureemborough I'atriot.
, a--. UWIIIV I" . . ... . J
inis cause the einniving, which i rather coarse, f " 1,10 '"'ed ttutcs and Texas ; that the sum of
looks loo black. They may he readily delected 10,W0 be appropriated for the exflenoeo of
uy tlie letter run the word "or" l.of..ro "hr"
In the oeiiume note, the extreo., inA ,ri " ' 7" . l" m3,Ue UP
SlPREME COURT.
Sincp our last Report, Oautiou have beon deliver.
d io'tit ftowhig Caaea, viz :
---Mf&mrrfyGtlit&-iuunrtt wl;m- Johuoou
Kf'ril. it alia Bquhy, from Warren ; direcUne- ac-
couau tT!4eU '.Cj. . Also', In Morgan. r. Allen,
frsna Hitdeou ; judgment reveroed. Also, in New
maa . Tabor, from Rutherford ; affirming the-judg-
uisnv , aioo, iu bh e. roarey, from Maeop ; revers
i the judgmrut ajjd, dirocting t;wmt; ke note,
iu-, In- Willuunsoa, ai. r. Chilo, frem, Caaw.ll ;
Mtmont iiilA judgment for the PlamUfls. Also, ia
Wetefel Scttrfrbm Cherokee ; affirming the judg.
siant boJow., AUo", in Cawaa r. Tucker, from Ire
H judgntoot rororosol and a new trial granted.
8f DaltrJ., in TrVomso e. Youn, in Eqoity
km Iredell J "directihg the il( tt be dUmiased. Aloo.
" Cono e. Morgan aud Margaa t. Cone, in Equity
from Nash direetiug ir decree for" W. C.1 Alo, j,.
. AtUn, from Anson, affirming, the judgment
Also, in ForrandrAdmr. e. Howard, ExV,
w Equity, frohi Jones.: Also, in Goedon. "t. Hoi laid,
'a wiiyfrtini Bcaufbrt rBTanrlng th decree-.
ByNAiJWft sFl0m'mer . Brandoni in Equity,
tiring Flaintiff antiUei to. an.aa
wunj ani' directing a Hferoaco. ' Also, in' Slate
Ma, fromStaulyi affirminffth. i,,,... t-i
-a-..-.uVoiow.. Also, in Bnggs . Fnans, foan,
arming tbo Judgment belo).. Also, ia
StlfC' f?? HeademosH affirming the
i-iTrfirii''' i ( ini'iii , i L ' '
rtTfONAL MONHll!Wr fir"-,'"
- '0 " " ' -a. . " - OJVTV'lC I 1 '
S 'Ty4 'rf nf th.
"Oh No, I merely enquired for information."
" Wall, if that's all, I can tall yonaome more about
it- About a mile from the Wilmington. Rail Road. in.
Fishing Creek.ther lies a huge skeleton of some Fish,
probably a Whale. When the water is low you can
walk across the. stream upon th vertebra or back
bone, which is perfect about seventy teel. and. th.
.Jiead teiua4.iMtnk of taneV The bono at it
largest place a over one loot aaiojiotf tWokrOii) a
piece of rib, which! took out, measured over 8 feet,
yet I should think it waa not more than a third of the
rib. Il i a very groat curiosity any way."
"How ia the world such a fiahcouid.harrgoftfiers
at all , is what astonishes me ?"
" Yoe see stranger, Whales are hardly ever found
this side of Gulf Stream. ' They would. eaitoet. but!
that stream is oo warm. for. tlienvand it ia only when
a SwqrdrfUih. and. Thrasher, get alltan Uiera,,that they
break for the Gulf Stnsam thinking it w a disagreea
bly TOtm. to thsir coeirae a themselves and, by this
Hieaaa get oViveu-aeroaaaoin timee. It might have
been so. with, this fallbw, and some convulsion hat
driven himrp this Creek. Any how, tho skeleton i
tlwro, anoVaoj on aan.ea U by taking tha trouble."
j -Mi-i"eoltouud svBustintolligratma,aod
hall rivhi opinions of tlie Stata aodito-IhstUauon,
in some future- letter: Aster leaving. Tarboro', I Ti.
ited Greenville. This is the County seat of Pitt It
baa a tolerable Court House of brick, situated ia th
enre of. too town. Thi village oontaiu about ouo
hundred houses, and reral Store. Near the vil
lage passe Tar River," whieh is quae wid at tai
pohrt. After yon leave Greenville, in passing toward
Washington, yon will observe the Fine Trees boted,
as it is termed, to procure Turpentine, which, h) an ar
of great importance in trad. TJiaj'bojiag'pro
eeaa is merely cutting a deop oioh iu tho tmo, about
a foot from the th ground, and then hewing away
the bark fbi-about fiv feet above the niche ; th crude
I tttrpeotine' ooie from the tr., aad whon, it has iccu.
Iniflated' ufrlciently, it ie aoraped off and' nut in.bar
freli Wr rfrtttV'EM WeHinrsoon kUI tho-tn.
Washington i a delightful place. 0;te srdjof tho-
p---iuoy th.i1bHTei' liichio T wide,
and tha Wharves and Shipping giv it th appears ac
(urns down with a dot, whilst in the spurious ones
it turns up.
810' oii. the Planters.' and Mechanics' Bank,
signed Daniel Ravlnei., President, and S. T
Robinson, Cashier, payable to T. Ileri,.ii ...,t
dated May 2h, I84'i All that have been seen
bore are ntunberfd.i wo hundred and odd. There
are several marks by which, they may be ii,aj.
bly. luwvwv iu the Cashier' sinnature on tbe
genuine notes the last stroke ol the capital letter
"It" descend below the line and surround the
"0" neat lo it,, metead op their being joined in
the usual way, as in the counterfeit The ri.rht
hand onuNof the good notes ha waved water lines
above and below the word "Ten." and a sleeve is
presented on the arm of the hand that holds
tlie hammer in the centre of the I
all whii h are wanting in the counterfeits. '
9 )'' Bank of Georgetown. Tho signatures
Of the President, J. VV. Coachman, and ihe Cash
ier, D. L. McKay, art very well imitated, but
otherwise, the b.lln are altogether unlike tho
genuine, the vignette in the counterfeits being a
house with columns in front, while in lite genu
ine notes it is a female mitin.r. ami l.,n ,,,ir
full sail. The ink is blackM-Vicl the etmrawn..
heavier than in the food notes.
820's arid 50's Commercial Bank of Coliim
bia In these no attempt hal,een made to imi
tate -She genuine hills, of which the counterfeit.
ers seem to have not even had one before th in
w'lten completing the false notes; for they have
the name ofiJ. Ewabt as Cashier, whereas all the
good note, are signed J. A. (,ll iwrriDit 'Pirn
, JJt?.?C W. CpiuiiercwL Bank Ja auother State
has been usej and ihe word r..inn.L,. n.i
Carolina, appear ta,nive been added vhaptv
5 s Bank of Camden, old issue. Tho enra
ing.inthooeis,aenoiiie,tiie note, having been
loston the way front, the North to Camden, be
fore they were eigoedt Koine are cirrulating en
tirely blank ; other have the name of (he Pre,
went and Cashier, but so poorly imitated as to
impose- en. no one wW i at all familiar with
them.
t t s uank or the Stata of South Carolina,
aigued Tho. Sj.MONp, Pres't, and I) , Ie,Sau.
asuRP vaatmeiv and dated Charleston. Tuey
seem to be lithograplicd Iron an old bill with the
State Ilouae as a vignotte, and on bad ppper, ao
iinuugii i no general appearance ol the gen
uine bills is- preserved, the least attention will
discover their baseness Columbia Ckroniile.
. tj'iestj.in
nega-
THE SOU I, OF WIT.
.. .New Tear s verses," are as a general thing,
Very long, and very flat But here ii one that is
ery short, and very good. Tlie best we have
seen.
" Another year is past and gone,
And 6ria are sad, and some are marry ;,
"""Kff'Wy-fiVe was born at dawn,
And Forty -four dead very..
Bold winter's eoms in Icy form,
Th storm unpltying pelts ;
W want good fire t keep u warrrii
Aad don't waafc- nothing da."
" ' Richv Fmrbaiiis X.1845.
Thi WiAf jifcu .,M RiMrt" Tttrzsj over
Wednesday highl Whw Me.v.1 Bryge - cir.
cumstance tflot has jwt bappeneoV (in night)
.inc. the Digf,t of tl !b Febr-.ry, 188f), and
frorn tradii ion wily ohct beftWi0ce'-reeord.
haw, been kept of ucoveju (T5.V in tbe winter
after the aurrendcr of CmwtMw, mimm-ii la i
one night ao hard, that-loaded wagon, drove ovip
tbe Mat morning, at Coutta Ferry !
terms either to be submitted in the f,.r.n of a trea.
ty or iu article to be submitted by the President
to Congress.
The bill was twice read, and on the
of reference
r'Mf. 'Berrien was constrained to oppose the mo.
tion for laying thie bill upon the tabic, and in the
abenc ol too Chairman of the Committee of
Foreign Uolatiomvthe duty devolved upon him
fc moving its reference to tins committee.
Mr. Benton Imped this motion would not be
persisted' in, because he saw no violation of par
liamentary rule in withholding from the Commit,
tee nanifR1. a hill againat the rubstanoo of which
they bad'alreudy reported.
Mr. Bagby opposed ihe reference of the bill,
beaausc the eil'eel would be to smother it.
.,,'i'he' Veae and-N..ys- v,v..re theo called ,.n tl.e
motion to reler,. and it was decided in th
live, thus :
Yeas Merer, Borrow, U'lyarrL Brwien Clay-
torn .Crittenden", Dayton, Kvans, Foster, Francis,
Huntington, Johnson, Mernrk, Miller. Morehead.
l'earcePliel.s, Porter, Kites Simmons, Uphain,.
n.MT,.uu. vv of.uuriuge
Nara Mr Alien, Ashley,. Atchison, Ath.
erton, Bagby, Benton, Ureese, Buchanan, Col.
quU. Dickinson. Dix, Fairfield, Hanncgati, Hay.
wood, Huger, Jarnauin, Lewis, Nile, Sevier,
Sturgeon, Teppan, Walker, and Woodbury 23.
The bill was therefore luiil on the table.
IlotrsK nr RfKREsE vf i f !VB "After I lid read.
ing.of.ihe Jounial. ihc II out,., went into Commit
tee of the Wbble and contibund the disciieaion of
the bill to graduate and re.'uce the ptauo of, pub
lic lands, to iIkj hour of 1 o'clock, P. M. when I
the debate, by a Resolution adopted yesterday,
war- to end.
.The ijouee then proceeded to vol. on the a
metidinent,. Tlie on olH-rcd by
' Mr. Wtewarl, of Peniieylvania, for ro-etiaiHinir
the law for di'stributing H.o pMreo.l of the sales
of the public lands among l)i Stale, ftaa ;ej.;c.
leu. Another amendment was- rejected, when
an amendment ufl'.. red by
Mr. Carry, of Maine, which is a a;ibiittit f.,r
the bill was adopted.
The Committee then rose and reported the
subs ilute to the Ilmise. It. provide that when
any Public land shall have been unsold more lh..n
twenty years, ft may be entered in quanlittee not
exceeding one hundred sod sixty ai res at ono
dollarper acre. When unsold twenty, and less
than thirty. ar, add seventy. five feu's. VVhen
upward of. (dirty ywar. at fifty cent per. acre.
J he-acl-not to apply to laud in the Territories.
The applicant to mike oath that he enters for his
own exclusive benefit, patent not to issue for
five yef after entering.
Mr. Vinton, of Ohio, moved' to lay. the bill on
the tablev Carried Mi to 9S '
Mr. Madison's opinions Among tho many
wise thing left by the illustrious Madison in his
writings, we know none so just in its sentiments
or so finely expressed as the following passage,
winch we find in his " Letters of lielvidiua."
Nothing could well be more opportune to sub.
jert now. before the pnbllo ::
"War in, in f.irt, the true htirae'of F.recufive
aggrandizement. In war a physical force is to
be created, and it is the Rvecut'ive will which a
lo direct it. Iji warllie public Ireomire ar to t,
uiilocKcd. aml ii ir the Kxerniive hand whJrh -lo
dispense them. In war the honors and the
emoluments ol office are to Uu inulliplied, ami it
r-.veculive paironnce under ohioh lliav are
to be enjoyed. It i. in war, fi.ial'y, ih.it laurels
are to be gathered, and it is the Executive brow
they arc to encircle. The mroiigeM paions ,m.J
nt iiu.Bi uaiiivroue voiiiiiieys-,,.. I . in..,-,..
breast ambition, avarice, vaniiv, the honorable
or venial "love of fame are all ii consoiracy
against the desire and the duty of peace. '
" Hence it. has grown into an axiom, that tho
Rxectitive is the department of power most dis
tinguished l.y its propenwiv to war; hence it ia
the practice of aD States, in proportion as thr-y
are free, to disarm this propensity of its influence.
"A the heft praiie, then, that can bo pronoun
ced on an Incentive Magistrate is, tjiarhe ii the
friend of 'ace a praise that rices in its value an
there may bo a known capacity to shine in wHr
n it imift be one of the most sacred duties of
n tree people i,. ui.irW the firm N in the' socie
ty of principles that may stimulate the hopes of
nil other Chief Magistrates, of another propensity,
to intrude into qiiemions on which its gratification
depend. If a free people he a wige people, aUoj
they w ill not forget that the danger of surprise
c.u .ice. uc A,, jjii-iii rs wneii r ne advocates if r
the prerogative of war can sheath it in a symbol
ot peaoe.'"
h,..'h person apply, n,r t.i be admitted na . hrne
fi,i. ; ..I in Brat will lie reipnre.l i produce a
.ej.ilir.tr of Ihe Uum, t;, f hl. ,;,
ila heal and wnli the iR,,aiur of n. C,.,k, ,Mini(
lal ihut such applicant i r.'.idcnt of .uch
l-OUOIV.
nd. Thai he nr ,li ,trt.,,vr,. TSt.r
not deemed to hp uliolic or lunatic
Jul Thai ihe l;ut ..f ,u, h' applicant, or of hi
or her I'u.ei.la, iir i,,.l aullic,,,,, enot,a hm r hep
In py f.r rduralioiv.
The Honrd lm ..peiicd n r.irreapoiijrnce wiih an
nr.iv'.'il rii.ro.,.1,.1,. ;.. .... .... .. . . . '
.... ". .....nr ia,e, iof in., rduratifln.
! el the lllmd. ... enuble it to deie.mine whether the
apripriati,,!, for I lieir benefit ,n I., better expended
in ..pi ling a r-chu.,1 tur ihem wilhin tbe Male or by
"ndiiiirlhem i.li.on.1. It, ,,r mean time, it j. hoped,
that every County will make reiurna to Ihe Board .,f
the number, wj und of i', destitute blind per
auua within its Im.ilw. in ihe mnonei already indicated
WII.I.IAV1 A. (iliAIIAM,
''"itirm tJt t'jticio liiturary 0,.ard.
Teh 3rd,
j Hiandard, Hi9hland Mraaenger and New
I)ewiin. ai i.irrtiiin each.
thi; ia.i;itit ati:i wtallIjoy,
FmnoitiMl Truslce-,
'J'll It. !i(e of ruHhnin. ihe churnpii.ii of ihe Aiitori--ran
Tur, will aiand ihe nnweiir- Min n. u;.,L.
Pordv Vai. uml will lie lot lo marea at $30 th ea
foo payahlo brC.ro the Mure i uken away Marc
will ho hid ar;ntj rent, per day.. All Mare, that do
n,.tnMurn in H i,..iil .ondilion, aowhen sent to the
hoiM,, will not mil be. harmed f,r the feed of the Mar
IfOllliltT JOHNMJN 1IV8I.OP.
P.'b. S. IS 6t
In this City, by Ihe Rev. Mr. Wwarda, Mr. Alex
ander llardie lo Miss Elizabeth Woodward.
lo w l ouiity, on Ihe .'.Hi int. by the Kev. J. K.
Eilwurils, Mr. Spencer K Kiddle, of I'iilsboroiigh, to
Mira Mary 'IV White,, daughter of. tho Jut "'William
White.
Near Louiburg, on the ,r.th iuat. Uy Ij,v. J. )uft
Mr. James Tin ner, of Cri cnville County, Va. to.Mi
Elirubeth It. dadghtor of N'cthan Patterson, 1. uf
Franklin County.
Near Wilmington, Mr. JSme M. Stephen to
Mi'(.'hritiana, daughter of Il.'miel Handera. Ksq
In Carteret, Mr. Iletijaintii Iecraft to Miss
Mary K., daughter of Itridges Arentlell, Eko
I., aj ,i i ... .. .. '
in iiew.ocro, nir. jonn r. ti. fllcLotter to
Was Narcirsa E M. Paul;
24, 1 Tbie anaendment allowed members to oeud
fl fre letter per diem.
la (inilford ('ounty. Col. James Nely,. at an ad
vanced age. Col. .V, roprefHanted lhat County in the
I.egilature soma years ago, aiid waa on of ila auh
slunUal cilizeiia.
In Oiutlow, Ur. Joaeph ('.. Wallace, iu th 37l!r
jtear of his age.
fn Newhern, John B. Dawson,. Esq. Sheriff of
(Craven County.
T.ITK Of Norlll Carolitrd.- Wayne
Couniy Coun ..f Pleas aud yuaner Sewtoii.
.oenilr Term, 1844.
!m. Peckine and Joal.ua Blrnra,
r,
Uaina Peacock.
Original Allaciment.
It appearing lo Ihe aaliafartinn of the Curl, thai (
Barna Peacock, the leefondant in Ihu ca. is not a.
inhabilant of lbi Btaie; It i theretore ordered, lhat
publication bo mad. for six week in Ihe lileigh Ue- 1
gialer, nnlifyinil sid Debjmlai.l lo Iw and appe.ir br
lure th. Juaiice of tl Court of Plea and Quaih-r
neaaiuna, at tlie Lourt houae in Waynesboro , on th
third Monday in February next, ilieu and ihrrr lor
plevy nr plead to i.aue, or judgment final will l rrn
derrd sain'.i him. and properly levied on cohJenin
ed to Plaintiffs claim. . . ' "
Wiine-. John-A Grron. Clerk of our aaid Curt,
(OT JkVK Ol' NOHTI1 CAROI.I1V A
KT wii. C'oim-i r. In the Court ol Equnv,,
Autumn Term, IHM. '
William Trace, Plaintiff,
Aftinfit
John M. Peace and oilier I.'rjlndunlt.
XHE DILI., snd amended llill, in tli abovren-
idled cause, aria forth, in aulwlani e. iliui il,. t.i.
J.epli leaoeot v uke t u..ly, died intealate, and
' without iu, leaving ceilxio pcra.in haiud in the
aid Dill, a 4 llKtcndiinta, toa beira al Law, and wnh.
ihe I'laiiil.ir, entitled in ce.t.on rigtits, and proportion
lobi. 1,'unl i;tmo lhat he died 'poa.oased ol certsirt'
lanJa fjiccilird in Hi bills a a lenanl in com
mon with the Plainiirr, and of cerlin otl.ar land in
acarrolty ; and the hill prays, for reasons ael forth
me. em, thai llie ai.l lafida may be aold, and Ihe pro
reeda passed' lo the punie. according. to Ihoir reai.ee
lire inlerrats in the .anl land.
And, ii appearing to ihe aaliafuclion of Ihe Curt,
thai ccriain.nl ihe Uefendanta in the aaid hill, named,
are' not iiihabitunta of ihin Wiale, and cani.ol be served'
won prnere, thai i. lo .ay, Kzekhd fuller and Nai.rv
hia wife, John (I. Ilsr, and Margaret Harr, HolmrV
U. Poller, William Kint, Campbell and Blia
a!th (late hhwibeth King,) hia wife, Vfarhariah '
H.irinijii and Harriet hia wife, I'leaaunt M. Mask,
and Hsrnurl' Munn and Cathariiir, his wife, Thornsa
LM.ra aiid Juliet hia wife, Cbrisiofihor C. Il.ll,
Wilham P. Ah, Iuimw aud Martha (la's
Martha Aga hia wife, Hardy Clement, nd Maria
A. hia wile, liherl L. Prge and Harriet K hi
wife, Jamoa C. Uoi and Elisabeth N. hia wife,
Wiuit U. Lyon and .Lucy U hia wife, and Charlea
I'fjftfuro Il ia, i heofore. on motion, ordered that
an advertiwment iiic'uiadr in Ihe Iwlfiilh Keaistrr a
newspaper publialied si the City of Kaleigh, for six
week., notifying ihe said 1). fendants-of th. cope ..f
llie aaid hillav and warning tb.m, and each and Cverv
of ihem lo tic snd appear in this Court, at the (Joint
llou,iii I!aleirb, on the fir-t-Monday after ihe lourlh
Monday of March next ; then and thereto anawer,
plra.l or demur, otherwias the, raid bill will be taken
for confessed by them, and heanl ex pari r.
Witne-a, Pr.am Hiais, Clerk and Master of
the mid Court of Equity, the first Monday after lb
fourth Monday of Keptember, A. IV 1844.
PERKLN 11U8UEE, C. M. B.
Pr. Adv. f0. 12.
fcjtTATE ol .oi th Carolina.
3 County. Cour
" -n " Tur,day Feb. ,
Tie Poet office bill waa then taken up, when
M. Merrick expressed a hope that it would be
Wted tfpoa and not talked about, so that it my
be finaTly despatched thi. day.
.HV, Buchanan' amrnJinent to the amendment
nfM.ai.w-.. .... .,,.t.t v.,. it v .. viine-. jonn-A Urrn, t-iera ol our aaiu i-.oun, aaiai.ounoi equity at olheec I
ti . re ected-Yea. 17, JWy.l,, pffice. ,h. Uiird Monday in November. A. D- ISO. lb. 4tbda, of February, 184$
Maari
ouit ol Equity .
Jmea A. Uaniala,
in
Robert Perkina, ft ah.
To Mr. Uobrt Porlwn end Mr. Jeremiah Prrkina.
Sin- You ar'a hereliy notified, peraonally lob ond
appear lf,.r the Judge olour aaid Court at lb Court
' House in v illiamaiorh on the hurt Monday of Febru
rv . Dif, li en snd Itirr, lo snawef lb several adc.
' (talioo. of the original Kill of tbo aaid Jame. And
further, you are enjoim-d and roairainod from roller
nng or authorising lo br collected from th aaid
lame, a certain bond i ecu ted by him to Robert
Prrkina, for Five hundred and twenty-five dol'ara,
and dated and duo 8th of July, 1 843, under penalty
of on Ihonaand dollars:
Wit nc, C 0. Haaacll Cleik and Meter, In oor
aaid Court of Equity at ouW. and under eJ of office
Pr Ai ft ti1.
ISO, A. QUEEN, Clerk.
.1
e. rt,
HY8SEM.,C.M.
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