North Carolina Newspapers

J i vm i tottt i-l Published Tcrf Friday, fcy WESTON R. GALES, Editor and Proprietor, at Three DoUan per Amman. 5 ?OIi. XLiVI. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1845. NO. 50, ran HALEIGII REGISTER, RALEIGH, N. C. Tuesday, September 16, 1845. THE LADIES' FAIR. The Ladies connected with the Baptist Female fewinjr Society of this place, held a Fair in the lETown Hail, on last Tueaday and Wednesday eve- tiinga. Our expectations had been raised somewhat ligl), and we are happy to say they Were more than ealized. The Hall was beautifully dressed, the ta les were loaded with rich provisions, and the nura er of fine articles exhibited for sale, gave evidence of tha industry and good taste of the Ladies who prepared them. The Hall Was crowded both nights, and the sales amounted to the-rise of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollar. We have attended several Fairs in th.) course of bur life, but we must say, without wishing to exag- crafe, or to puff any body, that this was got up in elter taste, and conducted in a manner better c"al- ulatee? to impart pleasure )o the visiters, than any ve ever attended before It was worth considerable o look in upon so brilliant a scene, and so many hap- y faces; And we cannot but feel thankful to the Ladle for furnishing our young people such an oc casion of rational enjoyment for uniting so happily he beautiful, the joyous, and the useful. They cer- ainly have sufficient encouragement to continue their audable exertions, and may success ever attend them. TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. At a recent State Temperance Convention of South Carolina, the following gentlemen were appointed de egates to the Staje Temperance Coliveutiou of North .'arolina: Kev. J. W. Vandiver, John G. Bowman, Esq., David Leslie, Esq , Rev. Samuel B. Sewers, Major Wm. T. Ellerbe, and W. T. Castou, Esq. SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. We have received the September number of this ilagazine, which contains ten original prose arti cles, besides original Poetry and notices of new jLrorks. The leading article is " Domestic Slavery considered as a Scriptural Institution. A Review If the correspondence between the Rev. Drs. Fuller, f South Carolina, and VVaylaud, of Rhode Island.' It is oue of a high order of ability, and dissects Abo tiouism with a salad in blade: REMARKABLE MORTALITY. The last " Wilmington Journal," gives an account of singular mortality, which occurred on Upper Black Kivsr, New Hanover County, in this State. Il says : f Louts HiQiisMiTii, Esq., a man loved and respected all who knew him, was but a few days ago, the (ting father of a young and promising family to- 4iy, the children of his love lie entombed in the si- Itnt grave. In one short week, his three boys, John Edmund, aged 8 years David, aged 5, and Richard Morgan, aged 3 years all that Heaven had blessed with were cut off by the ruthless hand of death. Like the early flowers of spring, whose delicate fo liage is nipped by an untimely fro-t, those sweet nWert of human hope, and human affections, have baas all, all, swept away by the baud of death." "DEATH OF JUDGE STORY. The " New York Express" says: It is with pro- fauna regret that we announce the death of Judge Bfoar, the eldest of the Judges of tlie Supreme Court sf the United Statesthe wisest of his associates, and one of the most jearned and respected men of the Union. Ordinarily, the loss of oue man in the great multitude Of men, is an event as little noticed as the most cemmon occurrence of life. But, the loss of those who connect the present with the past age who have dispenser) wisdom even la the wise, and judgment and justice among all men whose names are honored abroad and at home, is a public affliction. Judge Story was upon the bench thirty-four years, and received the distinguished honor of his appoint ment from Mr. Madison, at the age of 31. How well he filled his office, we need not say. Happily, ht has left testimonials of his integrity and ability, that will live as long as the country he lias served. Judge Stov expired at his residence, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, oTue he fere nine o'clock. The Boston Courier-says that " his pulse ceased to beat, and his hands were cold, before eight, P. M His disease' was stoppage of the intestines, or stran gulation, the same sickness which ended the life of Mr. Leoaxe in this city in 1843." Judge Story Was 5 years of age. He graduated t Harvard University in 1798, and was appointed to the Judgeship of the Upited States Court in 1811. FIRE! Wa learn from the " Petersburg Intelligencer," thai a fire broke out in that place on the 9th inst. in tha carpentef's shop belonging to the Tobacco Fac tory of Messrs. McEncry & McCutloch on Back Street, which was soon consumed, but not until ihe flames had been communicated to the Grocery Store of Mr. John Sturdivant, and several build ings on tha lot of Mr. Henry Davis, which were des troyed. f Th firemen Were promptly on the spot, and their exertions, aided by an opportune rain, succeeding in preventing the fire from making its way to Boiling brook street, and in saving the Factory building of McEnery 4V McCulloch. Dir. Davis" Iom u about $3,000, and do insurance. Tha loaa sustained by Messrs. MeEnery &. McCul loch, will net exceed S or $600. AMERICANS IN ENGLAND. Mj. Everett, and Mr. M'Laue, Mr. Jenifer and Hon. Reverdy Johnson and lady, were among those persons present at the prorogation of Parliament, by tha Queen of England in person. APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. Juiis T. Mtu.a, Naval Offioer for tho District of Wilmington, North Carolina( vie James Owen; ro amed, -- AVIDITY FOR OFFICE. It has been the pride of North Carolinians, that whilst the Politicians of other States are greedily seeking and begging for the crumbs which fall from the Executive table, that the sons of the good Old North State are contented at borne, and happy in the promotion of their own interests and in that of their venerated old Mother. It has often and truly t... .,A'uu.t .!,. A hv h -wr UCSSii i rHIutnvU nil, v"- " w - since the formation of our Government, fewer office- . .. . .,i o ... : ... .-, holders irom mis oiaie, man pernaps aimos. any . ... . State tn the Uniou, and certainly less than any one 1 - . .... .....! of the oneinal thirteen. Ior is the cause ol this, the lack of the elements among "us to fill wilh ability stations of the highest honor and trust. From the times when Hie snirit of freedom and indeoendence burst from the Mecklenburg Patriots of '75, down tij.nmt- flucaicululiou at the Type Foundry, we are the present lime, within hor borders have been em-"! compelled, by the size of the" Press and other parts of braced men who were fully and amply qualified for ' the machinery, to cut it down to the present dinicii- i ... ,i i i . . e i i, . .i sions, which is still an Sdditiou about equal to funr e evatiou to tlie highest posts of honor. Hut t he , , ' ; . .. , , ,, ? ,, .. ' 7 ' - 1 column of t(e paper as It wasssiied t4ore the lire. Statesmen of Worth Carolina are not of that class -f his wi enable us to give our readers im,re News, J ho wish to make a buzz in their own day, and float to use a larger type, and to give full pi ice to our ud upon the puffs of hired newspapers, and then perish, ' vertising friends, without encroaching too much on i , . ... . . , , . the oilier departments of the paper. All I hi., nr pro- like ephemera, and their names to be never heard of , t do JMwM ,y illcr,ar cf ,-,!,,. mora. aciipilon. For rei;iuerntioii for the nikhiiuual co t Tho young men of North Carolina seek not to ami !a!or, bulb in the first iuxMiu-c and oewumly waste the yoling morning of their life in politics and hereafter, we rely only on an ii.cn m o ..fsok-c m , , , . . ,. , ; and advertisers. I lie pnoe ol snh : :pt;on i.- vi-rv! parly strife, and rely for support upon public honors ; , , js n.lrtof., .... . ,., ,; I and emoluments, which are as fleeting as parties are changeable and inconstant. They gaze with pride ou the advancement of our Government to renown and distinction among the Nations of the earth', and laud and extol with a Patriot's zeal the exertions of those who promote Ibis advancement but they are checked iu an inordinate desire for office, by observing how very few there are, even of those in Ihe nioKt; .vnlle ufi.linec ,v 1 , r, t-l 1 .11. 1, , ., . il I, ,.. I ill - "-""I u .... aye, even with the succeeding generation. Not Ihat they are not fully impressed with the noble ambition uf serving their country, but llipy choose 'not to gain the giddy heights of fame, hy the only mode, almost, now iu use that is, under tho pretence of serving Iheir country, by swelling the passions of parly, or shouting the praises of, and Ly servile obsequiousness to, him that holds the gift of office in his grasp. They prefer following the unsul lied and enlightened paths of Science, Literature and Art, knowing that they lead to riches desirable and lame eternal. J-ranklin and itxTo.N, and such i men, are their polar stars, and they choose to follow ' them iu their march for distinction and renown, knowing that their names will do more' honor to America, by their scientific reputation, lhan Ihe thou sand faclious demagogues w ho infest our political so ciety, and by their ignorance and brawlitig, mislead the senses and pollute the channels of genuine polit ical intelligence. We have just seen an exhibition of this avidity for Office, and of party servility, iu relation to the vacan- ey created on the U. S. Supreme Court Bench, hy (h rorent. death of Ahe lamented Judge Sroitv. Scarcely .had the fact ofhis demise ur., u,.j. i. , before we see a zealous, violent scrambling among those who are aspirants for the place, and among their friends. The " Boston Post," and the " Hart ford Times," only the day after announcing Judge ; S,v' Aa,h. devole nearly a column in recommoti- i datiou of their favorite for the Judgeship. This is , disgraceful. The dead should at least be allowed to be decently buried, before the public ears are dinned wilh these party appeals in behalf of a party favorite. THE TARIFF. The Secretary of the Treasury and the official organ, the " Union," have been for some tfme de claring, that "the Tariff must be reduced to the Revenue Standard." The organ now comes out more authoritatively, and says " One of the great objects of the repnblicnn party is the reduction of tho tariff. The " Union" will take up the subject in a few days, and discuss the whole system in a regular manner. As Mr. Walker emphatically said, ' tlie tariif must bo reduced to the revenue standard.' " Well, we shall see, Tho Pennsylvania Loco Focos, of which Mr. Huchanan, another member of the Cabinet, is the head, have told us all along t hat the Tariff of 1842 should not be reduced. They have told us, too, that Mr. Polk practically pledged himself to that result in his letter, written t.o Mr. Kank, during the canvass. The, Administration, with a canning and duplicity peculiarly its own, has kept silent upon this question, until the members of the ner Congress, who are to act tfpbri it; liave nearly all been elected. We heard not a word of " reducing the Tariff to a revenue standard" from the Globe or Union, or Mr. Secretary Walker, dur iiig the election, but now, when the Congress is full and we are within a dozen weeks of the meeting of Congress, we are told that the tariff must be " re duced to a revenue standard." We cau only say to the party in power, do your worst, but do not longer agitate and humbuj the country by threatening to do that which you never mean to accomplish. You have threatened to saddle the country wilh a Kub Treasnry and with a Tariff discriminating against protection to American labor. Do that which you have threatened to accomplish, and we shall know where to meet you. A FACT FOR ESPY. In Ark ansae they have been suffering from a long dry and sultry season. Some persona in the neigh borhood of Fort Smith, recently set fire to a prairie, which spread widely and rapidly. It was immedi ately followed by a fine shower, extending from weet loeast, which satisfied the thirsty earth and cooled the atmosphere. , . Execution of General Milot. A French officer, Genera Malot, who conipired against Napoleon in 1812, at the moment of execution displayed the moat astonishing courage. On be ing condaeted with twelve of hit accomplice to the Plain of Crenelle, he, aa chief of the Con spirator s eked permiwion to give the word of command., "Curry arms," in a voice of thunder. " That won't do ; we muat begin again. Your piece on ihe arm of all of you. Carry artnt ! Good! Platoon arm preecnt ! Fire!" All fell except Malot, He tea teft Handing alone ! "Andiwhy not me I Sacre rtom de Re- errt platoon anna Prticnt ! Fire !" THE FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER Has risen,-Phceuix like, from its ashes, and th last number comes to us in an enlarged form, end! printed on entire not type. It is now tho largest Newspa per in North Carolina, and the energy and perseve rance manifested by its enterprising Editor iu thus presenting to the public a.shect o beautiful in typo- graphical appearance, and so worthy, in every w- i pe'. the liberal patronage of an enlightened and ; . - - - ! Sta"oa community, snow dm plainly, mat nosucn ! word as "'.." is embraced in his vocabulary. Af- ... - ' ' trr iriiiurr in deli.il. K -, Mrliioh' li.it;-. Helnved & Ilitt annunriiiinn rrliiii It Min,) an.) rit" .tili.m n t,le &a"r Ba": " It was our intention In purchasing the Tress and materials, w F 1 pnnimg a paper 01 nearly Ivn tnliiMiiu mora rr.,i',1v ll.-.il thij 1-1 1 1 r IViliti ,ustaiued by a large list of hiinu' :ilcr;U-is. tl.M will be liinde apparent vvlicn we rctnurk, ilia! it is j more pnmt aWe tu pi ml '.'III..0 pupers at a M'jr, than lllittl si .;.'). 'J'lie rp-pectaliV li.-t of U-uImts lo (he ()t-rer Tor ten ears pj t, and ibt-ir .-i.rral puncluiiliiy. have indurcd u.i lo put down ihe pi ice to a sum coi Tcp Hi:c:i!- lu tlie price ot or bur in other proles-inns ;nnd they have n nv tempi e,d ns lo try this additional evie.ini( nt of eulirlng tl,p oiioer II if.in iinu ti-iili tin. ..-.';.. i., i....ii.. .' ' " ' f . . ' io uitanprini our hepes ol success in tii I hese pen- ments, hv which onr readers are ceilatulij gainers, und we h fic to he so likev ise. bhou'd our W lug li ieiid.i feel disposed to second our views and wishes, we hope they will make an ef fort lo increase our list of pnyurs subscribers. This welluul; may he easily done. The Observer Is the largest and Ihe tdjeapot paper in the Mate. We have much reason to Icel that the lugs regard il lis a useful organ of ihe p rty. Whil t, then fore, an ad dition of u f-w hundred lo our list will reward our efforts to improve the I're ss. it may at the. same time he of service to the great caue in which we are labor ing, and which is none the less dear Iu us because a temporary rloud rests over its prn-pects. There is much space iu our columns at pre.-cnt for Advertisements, and wc shall be glad to receive from our old friend or olhers, their iteca.-tonied favors that. hue. We are Sati-dicd that our iiieridiaiiEs are not Biilljcicntly alive to the impoitance of .this mailer. Every tiling comiecled wilh Ihe business or trade of a commercial town should be made public ; for every advertisement interests toniebmtu, and brings some one iulo the town or into the store or shop of Ihe ad vertiser." SiNni'r.AR Tr ITS OVE't TUT A'lUNTIO. The oacli - et-shiji-c Rochester, (.'apt. Ihiiloii, und Shall pearo, apt Miner, saili d l.oin Liverpool on the lllh nil. in company v ilh each oilier, and passed Sandy llnuk together on Sunday aflcrnooii, after a line passage Il, A.t-..,;., Jt j,, nt,t u it,l ,ir,e,,t. ,lvo ships to k-ave one port ai u- sume inifc, w;iu mir thousand miles, and reach their destination ut the same hour. This trip of the Kochesler and Shaks peare ri minds us of a most remarkable one mado a few years ago by the England, I'aplaui Wuile, and Capt. i'ahner. They sailed from Liverpool ' . , early every other inoinin I hey and afler a very quick passage came into port almost side by side. New Yurk Herald. What a focus of humanity is lbi:i New York ! and what a wide variety of races, manners, lauiuie, relipon, history, concentrate here ! V'e. ferday nicun iujr w hile coining dov, n Broadway vve me! a compa ny of tidy, dignilied and majestic Indian Ladies just' from the source of the Wytid Kivcr, in (lie Kocky Mountains, und carefully wrapped up in broadcloth blankets and neat buckskin Icgings, and wearing broad-brimmed titr halH, hrinhed us smoinhly as -'s, who dashed by in his splendid tiiin-uul. at the moment. Mot live rods farther on we found the walk of a cross-street, doivn which we had luriml, blocked up by aii Italian Orrran-orindor surrounded with ragged Diilrh, Irish, African and American children: cn, what with Rocky Mountain Indians, English dandy, llalinu inusieiau and the irhildreu of all nations, we had something of a piipiaut and pic turesque variety, and had travelled half over the globe in the space of half a.fujE.lg.jiir-Tribune. Clarksvillc, tia , August 13. On S;it urd ay last, a man named Robert Bailey, from Cherokee county, N. C, who was in pursuit of Ins faithless wile, and her paramour, a h!l breed Indian, Irom thessmo county, overtook tin' fugitive, --wlnt were-on- visit -Ut the -F.'i!l. I'-lury were about a mile from LiealSi; who hoops t ln public house at the Falls, and were walking to. gethor when thi; husband tarac up. Ho tired his rifle at (hem. The ball passed acmes the hrc.isi of his wile, infiiclitig a severe (! sh wound, and went through the body of the Indian, The wo rn in f!?d In the . house for nssiptance. When Beal got to the Indian he vva dyiner, aiiil 9!!rvh(.d but a few 'minutes. Bailey has disanprarud. There is yet some mystery in Ihe affair, as the lady says she is not ine wile of the murderer. MURDER AT THE PENITENTIARY. Veslerday, ubuut 12 o'clock, Mr. Fti.ix Ff.huuson, Overseer of ll.e D.jpai tineni fur Wood work in the Penitentiary, was murdered by Moses Johnson, a free neyro. Mr. Ferguson wae silting in his chair, makinrr some estimates on Hslaie, his head inclined to the left side, when Johnson stepped behind htm and stadia pointed knife wi'h both edgKS sharp, deep into. Ins neck. The knile entered below ihe right ear, and passed r.b liquely to the left sidp, severing tlie main arteries of the neck, and nearly cutting in two the wind pipe. Mr. F. lived but a little while. Johnson had been behind hand with his task, and after repeated 'tlirrals to report him in ihe superintendatit, Mr. Ferguson reported hini last week, and he was ordered the slight punishment of ai it strip". This ie the only iuiagipi!.. cause for the excitement of ill-will towards Mr. F, who was not more rigorous than he was obliged to be, to maintain the dinripl'.ne of the department, and whoso disposition .was kind. It will be re membered that some' iwo or three years si nrp, the life of Mr. F. was attempted by a convict named Granville Winston. "Johnson was placed in close confinement, and" a jury of inquest over the body of Air. Ferguson, rendered a verdict in accordance with the facts. The deceased was a worthy and esteemed ! . :. : s i. : r : i i - . i. , r. ( . I citizen and hia family hars the symrmthy of a wide circle of friends in their melancholy bereave luent. Richmond Time.. EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.. Weddings instead of War-Cupid in place of Mart-. PilcatorM Excursion Penchant for Smoking The Picayune, Jr. Well, I have no news of "a battle" to give you yet. Despite the anxiety of our troops to lime, and the uirhr nal-wish f otsr citizen to bear of, a Cl(ir mish," those rascally Mexicans eailhiot give irnrfor- 1 . - mimn to marcn oWr their , J ,d""Si and " revel in the halls of Mm shmrliteri'd' bo- MontruiiinB," - ' nor the latter, ml nnnirtimlru ,.t A..I..U: I .. ;.. - ' ' J '"""S vilinih'p nr.1tvj.lifi nC ..nr nrn.. ........ .1.. n - :i i " "... n ('i. p"" viucmie prowess of our arm over (lie "poor, pusil lanimous, starved soldiery" of that imbecile Nation. Our Newspapers, too, "eager for the frny," are ac tually growing fretful on this account. Instead of battles, they have to give accounts of splendid fries and gay and briolit Saloon, where the light-In art ed maiden and joyous Adonis trip it most merrily on tha "light fantastic toe;'' in place of fighting witjj our da'k and barbarous foe, we know of no deadly weapon being in gwat n.-o here, except il be the -how of tirtf mwhleVWIs llnfe Archer, who hind hia captiws fast with Ihe (we had h&e1 lohav ! SHid slavi-h cir.iiii, I, eg jnr, m) silken (virds.nf Hy-j men i i ,n duilv ' 'f.ri,!,,,' he ro(rn of s!.vi '."s lnie to i""( 's ;,ud inyous h il Cnpd, il seen i f doors, und ; ddored liiiudi-eds. our rd tlie occurrences of :dal scene. l'liieed, s, In licked l.n fa--sllnied the rc:,"!is of j happy n;,,!,!.) r 'hat li l!,. r ,.i I her ...irs i it einpile l.lu:-e I e r.i'e All earl'i K-r lovi l At lea-t W.,!; At all cM iiN, Ill court, C'C camp, the grove, b"!ow, mill Heaven nl"ne ; Heaven, inn! l!eaen is love T P-o'.t Kt so, and I believe it. I hail rallier 1 ear of luenlv hlrlh than cue funeral, anil a hundred inarri igis lhan one bloody h;,t!le. I had ihe pleasure the e'her l:v of rnj lying a most delightful IVcntoriul eci;ri!ii.! cn the wa- lers of the muddy, rapid .Mi- i. palty in a pleasure boat, hut i sit upon the fragrant era, be anil miiiitly deposit in my ba-k ' hedropt with gold," and th-. as u bar of silver. Il i, iielir oppi nor wilh a ray dd.nv and iiloue, to .. le the pin-id lake, I the lii-cioiis Trout, hniiiig ( huh, hru-lit html lo si en I lioin the noise and bitslle nl Ihe Cil n I w in av. ay a few hours in suiil ude, amid the emd ol tho groves, and listen lo Ihe g.iy vvnib tlie songsters of the wood, as ihev minle the voices with the ;iirling of ihe bright wnt. "hig together their tlmu-'aild mlodlej. ,ln.-l me sits a lare frog, wilh a green surlunl a ; . of Weet and i'e daik fare, Cbej, eat c liunr cSceefhnc,!)' llial 1 "inns -- hut he i-t ltd, the first crack ot a slink, nnd be on a Jiijnrcrro jiifgerro pi imp," and away 'es. ( Iverlieild, on an old trunk of a tree, is a 'l-prcker, liamnieiing away, nilliall ,h nubt, j like a tinker on uu old kellle he is an indii-'l i ions 1 fellow. There 'is the Ilol.iu, wilh his breast of gold, looliing nitber grave and sinning plaintively, wilh an I air of ,,,".,! about him. And then, as Ihe even- my sua, ics c!(i?e i.., ... , , a,tfy I .i , l.) Jie lfl a ! chap. There he sits ou the left, a bunch of lea thers, vi id; ii; ir at iny li'.liiu line, and Im.l.iiiw us wise as a .Majoslrate with a wig. A venerable look ing blnckht ad and anotlrer great coward. But of all the birds that keep me Company in my lonely excur sions, j;ive ine tlie Whip poor-will. At Ihe dusk of Ihe evening he fills the w hole w nod with hia inch;. dy ; su plan. live and tender ; so soothing and soiila ry. lie is a roiiiunlic fellow a bound ; and reeis in solilude ; a poetical bird a poet of Ihe heart, ra ther than of ihe imagination ; and he is " populai" wherever he is known, for he prolongs his melodies late at n'gbt, and lias the whole habitable landscape ; around for tin auditory. Give me the soothing Voice ' of the V hip-poor-v. ill ' The l'eople of .tw Orleans froncraHy, are the most unceasing Sfgar smokers I have ever met with even the liltle brats, from the time they aro strong enough lo hold 'one betw een their lips, aro tugging away at a " loii. nine." The " dnikie" on the Le vee, Ihe Jack Tar at the mast head, tho loafer in the streets and the merchant behind the counter, all are at K, from sun-rise till they close tlu ir eyes fur tlie laud of dreams. Nor can I iniiciT' Vhime them, when they have hers so good an opportunity of getting that thing so really bind to be found a real good Segar. Imagine yourself neated of a rum mer night in Iho cool, balmy iifrwUh a "lip-lop Regalia," on the second or lliird gallery of an ele vated Hotel. There beriealli the "i winkling canopy above, wilh your "chair, ugaiust the wall and your feet raised to an angle of abnut forty-five diorees, enjoying this redolent luxury, Ihe sedative inlluence of the savory vapor culling iu u-.rei,dunr oluini's about your head. Krry nnler passion is hushed, even mental tumult is stdied, every corroding care is forgotten, and the inliid n-propcrly lilted for calm nnd meditative r; llecliuii. The piigiirtmge of life i interspersed wilh no sweeter hours thun these. To I my mind, a Hegut, a goad Segrir, is the ue flu ul- ( Ira, the due qua non Of earthly enjoyment (harrinjr J the company of the Ladies). To talk' ; of itn enjoy. ment in eomparisou with " l'ui coek-tuila, "shiny eomparisou witii " gin coi k-iuiis, "sbcriy cobier," and such like, ii absolute profanity. i, the excellence, the almost d.vine witchery, uf a de Iicioun Segar. And how emblematical c( life .' how' significant ot its enjoyments ! livery breath short ens the period of existence, and adniiinii.lies ns of its approaching dineoluticn. The ashes winch are left behind, remind us of the dust from wlii.b we cmiie and to which we must sooa return, '.very thiuj; jjertiiiiiinj lo lis enjoyment and coiisurii.lioii ia food ior retlcction and ptodncLive uf useful morals. fiibce my "lay here, I hnvo fnroied an ncq'irtiiit ance with two of the hjdiiors of llm ineoinpurvilily witty and racy " I'lcayune" ihe .Senior liddor, Mr. Ll'MstiKN, Is, 1 uwiers and, a native of -North I'm lina, and clams as his Alma Mater the " l'-no si kii Uvr'ICK," ut Kaleigii. He is eveiy 'inch a gentle man; and Mr,-ijtKxoLL, who is now 1 behove on a trip IWlhward, is the viry Hrmco of good fel lows, k in woiiii a good long day's rote through an A '.!Sv; tsun, to hear him relate some uf his UHJinlaule anecdotes. When death comes tor him, if Tie m not very sullen and relenlleiS, he will laugb him out of his job and ;nve him the slip. A very sltre Bi'lutt is also connected wilh this Pain tu Carabine, who also gives sure i;ns of bis capa- city for " sharp shooting. v r-.., ; ... The CitV continues remarkably healthy no yel low Jack this season: " Yours, COSMOPOLITE. co : o :i essi o.v l i xtk llk j e n cf, r. The l'lopi-ii-tors ot the IV Al'HrN a L Imkl Uck.ncek, iii ortlor to meet iho wishes nf tlmse wluwc circutii.-tanrrB or iucjinali-n ih not allow thrin tn aubsci'ibc even tn a weekly WashiHon paper during t,Q H, )PHf( (ni c'lli-i-rmiiicd to ifsuo, dur,!igr each session o! ('onyrriM, ft week sheet slylcff-" J in:' ( on,, h km . ai. i IJlukNCKIi," to bo dcviacd ex, 1. t,;' tn thi T.- pub- HCii-.K.ii., as itr ns lis liiiiiis will perinf, of the l'rncci'.lings of bolli llnuscs of t'o.irr-sH. and OJici.ti Reports mid I) co'iiuiit i nniii cte.i rhnr . i V i;h iriolmiit, ., ' fli;!,? ir .ritli rni t ! tlti th? Acts i n '. . I-'J (' US!? ,'), MOO' ike S.X'i !.,. inc pen ( w 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 the n,c ,'ii of evr-rr - i.n.nii man who c.n read, ;lio c!,..rgo fur this paper will hi! lor timers sef.-imi ot rach t'ono r.'.-a Ono l"!l:ir, ami i,,r il he sccoi.ti st'stioii ol Cacfi C'kii- gross hall a lb Tlie pri.'c oi ihe ( . -lo be ismii d t u o,u 1 1 ,.,!, t.'m. In n i l nit si rn Sii.i V Oil ! , lip. (iroai hitig Sr, ol ( 'oii mo I )m ll..i!.. .. I I u Hi tl.iTt lore In' . our 1" I, p O 111 I.M . ,11 f. 'J'o t'lllargf loin'; l;lv v.,:uo, lo lie0 W l,n t no nf wspip r Wj.l.i.o'iiii'i i , f i,i lion, c oli'lH.'iug mi Her. ." ,,,1 hoi . aliprtivi.ili'd iircoii'il of ;- l',.,, efross, iuiliid.i- iiil an'lioni c oil lilt' llWS J'.VM'd iluiiip il.o iiooi!le,-s. The man w !m i.,i,r. ou..;lit in t.i !. e ouo, if ,(. d, nut ( : Hie ioiioi ml. (if what most ui'.inv i uncor i own d.'st.py, ml th.it ol los lauiily und pos'ori' y h r over. iIj" H I, mi i i iipioK arn onliMCiJ .m l pi I'V one t,s i iI;m.i,i.o,i of o:ifn'.ih w, Hi n!" 1 1 or ii I In: pi ,, o ; I h i; in lo s.iy, n riMiiitt In oi l iv.; i)o, I ii . v ill coinnnind fix cui.i-if ol "'t'1 ll.o ( oiio-ic...!,,,,,, -;,. , r ,,r A rt ii.i'lance ot Ton I ) ,l,.r.. wil ! ne I and hu- I in or ; ) I w o ns n'un:i ol fl Will Ii od. ..y incut in n,! 11 Y pens ihio WKKKI.Y N I i,? .,), j , , , Tins p i ji"r. being in ulo ii :, o th" cou'eiilH ol llio Noiinn ii i n : i -an call ho I'iuii,), r,,s d vn ii; n i 1 sin : In ni'H s po por, i on; in ,n s to III., , I, (1 to I'll list i i'lu 's l w i V ' i D.iilars a ynnr, p iv ibn' i i , nil on,". i.l,f";i:,n:!;. -iii li p. r: n of r prop :i.-s ol Is, .lie. !.V III Two 1 .11 I 'l l's iilicrs to il.n , J "" ai'coiiiil tii'ing (ipeiird i;h u i u ei'k !y paper. 1 j 'l'o linii lies p-.per Vol nnnn i" i r! v u i: bin I lip ynr n i heap ' ri'U li id Mich as ilos.ro lo lal.o , 1 p .per Irom the s"'il ol Iho ' ', a ro'luc'iiiii w ill b'j in :do in lb a liiiirlior of i-hpios nro md 'roil olio person or nssi i ii nil :,i 1 1 ' i'.ir T 'II 1 'llhiil's M CO; ;.(, l''or Tw'fiiiy I il lots ih i I'm' r:u Ii sum ol Ton 1 i I . 1'i.ollt ( inucs will he i.,r or luTo I i , i vc i ii men!, ' n::' of i; n hen: nnl p d lor by nny ii lo low mi; rated : v ill !'' sui.t. i copies ; rnd rs, iibnve Twenty, o il ; so dm a re. ini dance ol I'lpy Ihd ,rs u,,l CDouiund thirty, seven dopics. 11 , ' l'lib1,-1 1 r si of p ipers 'ii'nii.' liout Ihe several u i i i p n o a i I" in. rs.a'cs and JViniu ' uu1 vv i i fcrl inn lo tins ih! v oil,.- -iiio,,i "Il III .1 I 1'" uni 'm.'ii ) ami si'ritl oin ol li.fir (iln'Ts to tins' oiliro uiiii Till! i'O VITUS. M CM' in I I III" recti e lb'' Wo. lily Autiu.'ial J roll.. eg.'.1 In 'i!iiiin'rlon, ou the r-ih iu by the Kev. r. Driiue, K (hiv'ciiiur linvviitii I. Di ni.i:v, ly Mrs. J a sk ( ' a v s . Jn .Newborn, Mr, James I',. Bi-.hop lo Miss Mary A. Caiiaway. In this Ci'y, ou f-' it hi.! iv, lb iuf nil d. nimbler of Mi. J.mn s 1' In W'aMbii.ton, lteaufnil (' since. Ii. v. .ImlN Ttil'li l'i, imi:, cluii ir,. of the .Method "I 1 1,1" : I'lMCe. 1 le V in a young I In UU' " 1 '!! ii iml. Fip v.ii, '.inly, rt f-w t,iH A '"vl. .M;n!'tT ..'I ( 'tiun h in 1 hij t 'I I'm'1 ti'l.iiilUH'h!,-' i ii ih! roi i t i f ( 1 1 ii i r ( o ' mi ol liiu n i ih' i'-.', u ulti i i tin dfhiiiiiin.tiiffh in ' !i i Siittiv Mr. li. wph ht-ni'Mn iJ i j "iu this ('Hy a jew ) iiTH uiiu.aud Wjti ijoltlen l-jjihiuiu ; by Iki c,r'iM ui y ''ly. h rpiciiftn ;nt,l r In le I eWulioh, ttii.l his prif:l inlln-n tu t- jimJ t'.ullihil (J -vn- lion It) ll;o It ''li und r' j'"ii . blti duiHvi (fi . l:ii h he 1 hvl lriii c.!i( tl. Hul It" iin-i bftMi rut (l -v. n in Ihf bUi'jin ol iilu utiil in llit' ni'ii-t ol' 1hh' uml p'tMnc' ; uikJ Ins ik-utli will 1) tlccjtly iiiohiii'lI n 1 1 by lit; nuiM'TtMi li lendfl utid ad uu iff., here, U'liilc Hint I ruin fi of Uir liiitcii, wheifvcr I.-- wui Kuov. n, vviil h.f.r 1 ciu.-f Uni-r to jji icx .' over the Iukx t" onv ul llx ii ufir-t j and nirjal vtYu-u nt TiMichfiH. 'i ho ttvv. Mr ltr;iiiip Imd riT'-nlly Iccu clcclod nu Atsi. fuiit JVcirf-Nttr in , lin llfiml't'ph .MiC"il (. ollci;r, v.l)ir:!i viYwo ho had inlcndiil uf'-iiiii? nt the oxpirntion of llio current ! MiriKittriitl cur, of v. hich I ml ill. Lion h v;im a jrrLid-- uhIp, ilo HiiH 'tn oniv olnld of u f'Jiid and d-jfiitr ni'il lirT', upon who' hfuMV'd licurt tins uu'lii noholy und premalnre lo-s v." id tnin a hiilii of d -cp iitllic ! I'fin, only I' ho .-'.ih i.iIi-J hy I ho tou"!al.ii)ir- of Iho : t' hk irA':;i'irr " ,', t ,llf' ,;vf! ' :fc of the Kihioous, and let my lad rid bo hho'liib." i - C. ! In Wilfniiw.ori, otrihn f):!i ittd., nf.er n prnt nofctl illnctiM of more th in n c.u M-h M.iiihit .1. Owen, 1 chii'M tl luhtor of (.('( .lwih'r ( wiwt ii'M'l 'Xi ypur. ul McIIwainc & Co, 1 (ill fCnAKK ph'iimre iii iiifonn'oiT t eir iMiiiieroiH frit luU slid riistimicrs in vi.xm'im nnd .N.ndi iiiuluia, iImI ibey have now to h-tiid.'thfir, unusttity jr, ,j Wt,n'orled )i:.,,o,tuliun o ,'r,,, m cqjj 1 1 I JC3TCH G0033, KL'irS 1RUI.MA AM) IMIIa.tVY, now at " it I'oinl, which, -villi lb. ir pure litres mule in iho NiTitirern and IC.isiern maikeis. plnc4M Iheiri in possession ol the most eomuMiiding l,uk Ib'-y have ever had in store, and wlinh liny will sell oil ihcir usual liberal terms. J'AUI., Mi ll.WAI.NK St CO. Importers mid U li.iesiile Dewlers, Bycainore bt., I'ttcrehuig, Vs. 8eptemhr 4. 'f l 3i LQk at tin's, Jj--t ' Kuhseijijcnt to issuii; the first notice I llUJ.jQ ""I I.L, l.y one of the uuririiird, a KlgigfLj-sro parinership has been forun'd between r, , .,.r. i,.,. !,... r i i.,. him xiijj. H.akely Wimth. of .ewuari, (ieo. The eoneer i will lie rondui ted under ihe firm'of HOVU & S.WI I It. They take great pleisuie in iufinming Ihcir friends and tho public. I tint liny have rmjasfd the serieesof L. H Uutterfleld, loi nmy years at the Charleston Hotel, end J. M. Hurst, for in nny years at the I'lanterrs Hotel ; men of the highest qusHfi. ati.Mi", snd sirreeal.le mnnncrs well known as such throughout lbs cnuntrv. J. I). ijOVD. J. 1JLAKLL V SMITH. Bsotesabsr It. VALTMKLK IS S) t, KSTATE FOR SAU2. fTTlll!: St. nSCRIUEIl suthnriscd to sell the JVjt't Of I.MiicI on which the IsleJna.v IIitu,v resided, I) ing from ti )o right miles N .51 ol Hali iah, heUM-en iWClmpcl Hill and Mdls loir. mun m.uls. oi'uatloll in the Male affiirds a !', iter prn.-pn't for fce.il.h. Tho U'tiii.liiigs are a Lose To et .ry DacIIoiij House, Negro bouoc. (lot!, 'ii (lin, Mii,hlr, foin i 'ribs, and all other oil t htMisrs.usurtl on a w.-ll reuliied Farm, j'lsnistion mid hon in rxcelhni repair. ' lvuslny ol the Land inferior In hut lew imei ln ih,. rniiutv. It-n nfl.ne.1 lor mle m ni !. suit purchasers. Any ner'immn.'.Onn wdl t. , io pfivmeti1-. jS Iho money won'd I. eon!.' i . , lor ii'-investniciit. Tin. on wishing la puicl.ase will apply to the fulv-ciii.'cr. C. I, III.NTON'. Peptcnilier 10, l;: o. 7 I v 0 I 0I R 1 T IKS TiML TTMlfiMN.s !li:.I.I,V (,'IK)D, ni! he Ri.'pn l S hy tin' nliM-rd. r. m In:.- mg in Tihm'ni IV. Mn.o i. ( i, -J',.,.., contoiiB :iui) An., i td'tl A, re i f. i!de a. enii Im Inundim ee lover. 'I he opioid cniitiiriinu, is u l-orv , I'mc mid nm iche, well adapted I lloiiuu, and Tnliueen, A -porn, m f icier irrnil.ir lo iin-e .-slack, null oecll- .onuiu ,.r pi- .'n ifismi- r hm. t'uer .01 i d i on hi , v , 1 1 1 n o no know'cd ;c of. m.'ico.i.e Inuii I'n point, lo a 10 inn -in .1 T(iM in l'.e I nile'd flutes, '" ' P'neli oe I . in, Is mil ,1.) well c T( i . y, ,1,. an I l rn n lin, ill.' .MH p, ron In cn I oil lin ct ivaliie in p uni1, o i:.' i ineul. fMijieiH vi money re. mi: i.ru cn wvfokd. ? S n-u Nt.Fi : , hcrdecri Monroe Cm allsttlsttippi, t-epl, H. i: i. Jim N. Duel. J, I'll'ler, ll .p urn s V. 'i'l'o .".1 ipi'iu, urn,' f in Port, -', in. .Mi : t.'i: . Vii.i.i: i m::,'i y. ,irl , .i(iir id '.i":ol.n Ih.-ionH, AllKllet Tl Till, A. 1). IN'I.J, 'J'l:o A iini'll, nine U id of .liui-es Wil'iitnii, ilo d. h o i i u b, i n tronr'ii into Cuiiii ,y l.cn.ll. ue, ihe li eculor llinein lie ned, and ell' red for l!''"': I' i" o'dercil Iv ihe Oouri, lln.t publica ii he mi. le i ir Th,. s Wiliiami und Kuthiiiiiel U i. in-, lo n of iho hp x t of l,:ii, and who reside in tho f l.i'e .'.Irn Tl Till in Ox ol Oeii.;i,, tor il,,, spar,, , f Mj neeks in Iho b h'eiji-'e'. lur lb, in in appear nt ill. i next nf ihe km I ( oiuil in be held ul ihe fniirt. house ol.oll Hie bint .Mo ml IV nf '.,v..ml.r "''" ""jibeie in sinov co.u.e if nnv tiny have, why Ihe sin.j .Ni m no. one V id shall nut be udmitled lit plo'. 'le in:, I r. e. i.l.' W il' l H. J ll'.es M. Vi.;-!n. flcrk nf the .Si.t l, unit, ai n'oee, iu t),o,,l, the f, r.it Aluridny of Au .Unl, A. I). Is In. JAi1. M. WKitil.Na, Clerk. ilr' A,lv' ?'' -. ',3 (j.iltMi- ol Aitft J. t'liroliim.-liiimiii,, ( 'oui.lv. '.uni uf I leas und I purler rrss:ons .i ufcUsl Term, A II, Ihl.i, M'liy Hull, ul,-, W'iduiv, le. TllOlllUS Dull ck, oiid olhrra. "ei' .iit'Mr rn ff,A ( f A .... tivo ol iho Ut-U'inhwH-, O'iwi JTiinirii tfrtii'nww. tin I cl, rt-Mtic hryoiid Ukj Ihnii- of ihtfl tutU : Jl 4 llioiejur" i'fdrrol, Ihnt (u hi K-atu n he frnrttn in iIla Ituh'ih I iciMi or for nix wiTkn r,rcr-Mivelv, for ihriif In iippcar ul iho ni-xl 'iVrni ot l!io c'lil .'ourl. to ba hf I , 1 r p.ud (.'ouiilv, utlhi' Court liou-e in Oxford,' ofi t! a; f'(iL Moitdwy in Mnvfniltwr no x f , llicn tiiul 'In ;n t ) r!n-m ciui-c, if nny thry h.im, why tli ir,t or of th- rtilhoift eh-Ml nt he p , lined. lurirt, j,iiiM 4 M W i.;t',niH, Clerk of il" urin! t'oint, at oft'irp, in Dxtord, lint brrtt MoriildV of Auiju, A. J). lNifj. JAM. M. VVItailN, Cb-rir. Pr. Adv. ,-) r,. JL A!, si), fiVoiSl f.'urply I'rfMlf UU'f. !'i"l recciv i d mid l,,i s.du hy J ,rj. AI. j, s. June 111. 47 Kfi'.l'I'IiJ2 iith, 1&-15. Large & Exfcjisivc Slock of Crrp.l indurriiichls iiro nuw offend lo Eiij'trs Ly A.T, MEflVVIN & CO,, M,:u oi.n, in. WR WOrT.I) call the fi cnli n of ilie MerV ch-mts and I'lamrrs nf rVorrtr CaTti-h-rB-nnrf Viii'inni, lo niir laiun nnd vrl sssnrled Mock of li'liM'.', Mines, lht);,NS, TKI .K.s,l.UA J lll.i:, VAM.-.ir.'S, KHI.JK 'I'HKHAIJ, Ac. Ue. Thc-n (,o,,d weir rairfully s, Ipclcd by one ol Ihe I'irni 'liuHiijj his reieni vmii to ihe- iS'I.rlherii and ll'is'.irii (,'iiits inn I Wiioiif.irturuiK Villages, slid wuie ,iirolins,'d ul such uii.:ecidei,ltd low prices, thai we me perfectly sali-iled of ih fai l, thai wo ran nT-jr Urtiiier ii iluri iin iiU I,. M, n haul- and I'laiilcrs, Ihsri sliy u her House in ihu se, ii,,i, .if Ibe t-t ite indeed, Merchants ran now save their cipeusc going Worth, by buyinn of us. I'ur. Iimpis visiting Norfolk, ue rri ,-lfully re rjiiCMli d to mil ami einiimie ih tim U , V.inl i .impart our prices with 'bo M.uket pure of ftcw York, or nny other place fN.Tlli ,,f llm J'otumuc. Nsw SilJ (icoll arrivals aro rnnsiuiplv cmnins; to liatul. A. T. MKUWIN He CO., tio. 6, Kast side Market tijunre, rJiu Uiavk ltn.it. Norfolk, Vs., Sept, 9, 72-St "To the E:riis rt raw of" JOSEPH IiiACk;, tof cnt'I t IN the mailer of VVmmjh I'nce, Plaintiff, am? .Iobs M. I'rai k and othrrs, Iifendunts, pending in the fuprrnie Comt of i North Carolina, lor lha sale and paitilion of tho lieal Kstjte of Jose j-tr J'ence, deceased. L'RSI'A.NT to an Order of the Supreme Coiirl ot ,orni ' srobu-, d,ricnr(r trie funsenner Itf riupiiie am! slaie to llio t.nnrl, who weis ihe Heirs al Low of Josi rn fuci:, dicrastd, ihe intestate in ihe pleudnis osine.l liv.nt; Ihe time of kii death., to w it : leein:b r :t I and wheihet any of themr are since dead; and it dead, who is or are their Heirs-' at Law, I do herebv j;ie none io ail persons claim ing to be lieirs-st-l.ai of ma said Joseph Peace, de-' ceased, to rome in and moli out their kindred before me, at the Office of sai l Court, in the City of I!a leigh, on the econd day nf February ne, as in de fault thereof they will be eicindi d fiorn all beiiifit inr tho division of the l.'tsl Estate of said in'wfaioi E. B; TKEEMAiN, Clerk. Aufsl H, 1843, 7-a ft1' ' I' I'-!' 1- 1 i : :JJl.: