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RALEIGH, N, C.
Tuesday, November 18,1845,
.SCIENTIFIC; LECTURES.
Mr. BoTsroup has just returned from the North
Keith some beautiful gpeoimens of Apparatus, and re
commences his course of Chemical aud Philosophical
lectures before the Students of the N. C. Military
Academy. Next Friday evening is set apart for the
I free adiniasidu of the friends of the Institution.
THE AMERICAN WHIG REVIEW.
The November number of this sterling Whig Peri
odical is to hand, and as a whole, we find it good
very good. We must, however, except the Poetry.
II that be good, (there is, luckily, but little of it,) it
is for the reason which a pious old lady once gave
for applauding a grandiloquent discourse in Church,
viz. : " that it was past all comprehension.'1
The " Adventures on the Frontier of Texaa and
Mexico, No. 3," with its predecessors, are written
with great spirit, and will be read with interest.
" Marshal Ijankes" is a well written sketch of the
FAR-THE REGISTER.
Mil. Eoitoi: It is certainly a very just matter
for deep regret and sorrow, when avcommunity is
deprived by death or removal, of one of their fel low
citizens, generally esteemed for his virtues and his
social and moral worth ; and it is becoming in such
a community to express their reluctance and grief at
such a deprivation, and to record the high estimate
in which he Was held amongst them;' Permit us
tljen, through your columns, to manifest our deep
and heartfelt emotions, at being compelled to be sep
arated from one with whom the strong cords of well-
THE WHIG CONVENTION.
From the numerous letters received on the subject,
we have no. doubt that si) early day in January will
prove most acceptable to the Whigs of the State gen
erally, as the period for holding their Convention to
VominaU a Candidate for Governor. If held at that
lime, there is an absolute certainly of a full attend
ance ; but, if delayed, we have no assurance that
trery part of the State will be fully represented.
Vhile, therefore, we are not authorized officially, to
miounce when the Convention will be held, we give
it as our opiuiou that as-o(iii as the Central Commit
tee can be got together, that they will fix on Mou-
fclay, the 12lh of January, as the day fur such assem-
lage. We mav be able to stale with certainty in
rour next, the precine day, but we are confident this
will be about the time. An earlier day would be se
lected, but from the fart that our opponents have
fixed ou Thursday, the 8th of January for fiV Con
tention, and we have no disposition to interfere with
Pluem. The succeeding Monday will be as soon as
yic can possibly assemble ; and that day will, proba
cy, be 6xed ou. We therefore call upon our friends
iroughout the Old North, to be up aud doing, as
ss than two mouths remain for holding meetings
noarly the entire State. Uul, if we are in j
arnest if we mean to elect a Whig Governor
nd a Whig Legislature if we intend to secure
no success ol a Whig senator ol t lie I niteu
Military exploits of this distinguished and valiant cut ucd esteem, strengthened by a close intimacy of
1 General. ' the most unqualified respect, have endeared to our
The ouly decidedly Political article in this Number, hearts. We allude to the Rev. John E. Edwards,
is on the "Annexation of Texas." The writer strong-j who has for the past two years been the Pastor in
ly argues that the provision in the Constitution for j charge of the Methodist Episcopal Church hi "this
admitting new Stales, (Article 4, Section 3,) was City; and who has, during that time, secureJ the
framed in reference lo that unorganized and mainly I love and refpeel of the whole community,
unoccupied Territory outside of the limits and juris- j As a Minister of the Gospel, he has been untiring
diction of the Slates. And, that no foreign territory in his exertions for the welfare and prosperity of his
can be properly brought within the rule. He 1 main- j 0Wii particular charge, while ut the same time, he
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SCENES FROM ABROAD.
Church of tk, Holy Sepulchre llmdt of the Ho
ly Fire Departure from JerunlemJnppa.
To tiik Kimtor or Tim Rkmsti-.k :
In a former oommiinieafmi, I rive vnu a par
tial description of the churrli of the Holy S-pulclire I ,,"alcl Iw,lr
FLORIDA ELECTION.
We do not knew when we shall ascertain who is
elected to Congress from Florida. We shall, hew
ever, continue to give all the reports that are calcula
ted to shed light' upon the subject as they come to
hand. We have the foliowins- n the Si. Auviinliu
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in Jerusalem. The cenlr.il mm r il.;. ..i I ,
marked, was a vast rotunda. Leading from t h is
central building, and connected with it, are v irions
other churches or chapels nf. the di'.lirei.t sects of
nominal Christians. The Creek church 11 a very
fine one, and highly adorned with paintings and rich
and coilv lamps, some ol which were a present
from the Eiriperorof Russia. The 'olui.da or . hurch :
of the, Holy Sepulchre proper, is held In common by 1
the diiTerent sects, so that on great oocas.i.ns, they
assemble in I lie vast area around the sepulchre, which :
stands in the centre of the rotunda. f
The pretended miracle of the " holy fire" is per
formed annually in this sepulchre, on the .Saturday
preceding Easier Sabbath, and then the area, t,-
As I ir as we have heard. F.t, West and South, 1
Mr. Cabell is I.- ahead of Mr. Ilnicke.-inrunirh. This :
is a close shave. It is loo had lh.it ih-re is such ai
Public Sale.
XT SHALL expose at pnMie wile, on Fridiy the
th uisHiit, al the late residence of Lewfi Pool.
the'd., a nutnher of Dorses, Mules, Hogs and Cattle,
the crop fom on hand. consisting of torn, Whett,
O.ds, IVtjt,,, K.'slrl.-r. Hay, te., together with alt
the F.rrrinf I'm. Is, Wagons, Carls, Ac, aud the
llnn. !;.!, I sn,l Kuerten Furniture.
'I he sale mil t continued fruiu day lo day until
all is so'H.
tailing o.l 111 Hie IVmocracy nl r torida the Stale of ' I runs of ihe ?ilr: Pit montha credit for ill igmf
Honda. We Jiave Inomut Ii ronlMeuce in the stead. ' ",r dollars, bonds w if tl improved security will
fastness of our parly, not lo believe in 11-permanency , bo rrquhtd.
There are causes w Inch produced this result that will ! CATHARINK POOL, Adm'x.
explain the matter t.illy, and shew that the Ileum- November 17. ' 91 1
I' ' 1 in, u 1 umr 111.1 o;ioil iir iirsi
tiiiii1.; ort jiom. in itsslren'h Hiid ;;:orv. j
We hue no ,.i:,l : !,,, ,r f,eie'..es to he
li ard tr,i
.'I OV
leave a sni ol in ,..
ttiil be ImIu itiH.
'onie .M ;
v lor M ,
( '.:!:!' 1.1..; .my, an. I
lliui. heiiinuii.'h, bul 11
,' f im;.rin S'l.icrmr (.
Judge (l!,..,i 1 ri f-i.i.n.
Mr. I'iiilhp 1
.1' iin'icri, 1
ol Areon, in jutii"; mr i
tains that Texas, if admitted at alh should have come ; has shown his superiority over any thing like illihe- j galleries, the doors, and every oilier place', el ' obses, lf; J. M,i'rhr,-'
in liu 7Vei,. ns u-ss lim r.Re with Klnrifla and Ilil- ...11,.. nv nnnfttA tn tl titlle. i.nrrn.i'.o.i.wle.l- I - . . .... .1 .'.'.'
iii bu VreflCtf.as was the case wild Honda and Lou- rulitv. or beine confined to the little, iiarrow-miuded-
isiana and not by joint Resolution of both Houses ' m.s of sectarian bigotry. With a soul as lar.'e as
of Congress. j the world, he lias ever been found ready to txtend
We are not quite pure that we see the force of his . the hand of Christian fellowship to every Heuoiiiina-
reasoning ; or, that wo yield to it, if we do. The . lion, and to recognize in them the followers of the
Constitution certainly contains no express provision Redeemer. As a Pulpit Orator, he is fervid, impas-
by which Territory can be acquired by Treaty, any j gioned, eloquent couiliiniiijr theiewiih, geni iusity of
more than by joint Resolution. And, if the acqui- j ,oul, godliness of w alk, and Irue Christian simplicity
siliou of Louisiana and Florida was proper, we can ' and humility. No uu ever left a Ciiii'Mcaiion
i'ii it.:
11. Ii i)l February h...
urt, lu'M lis: v-re!i
-c iine en the ti,..l id
tins l..v. :i, mi a rli ir.;e
:f'.' sl-r'' nf ,Mrisr J
inn , on i!." im.rr.in:; ..
Tlo- iri .1 had b- cii r-m 1.''
vation near, is tilled. -I witnessed this farce of
miracle, ulna pilgrims from almost every part of, V,(J lri',ri I"1 ('ii)iuty on ali.il i 1: i.t lh- in cnsi-d.
the world, with their diversified romplr-xiou and cos- ' We ,hat ",u'r """"rub'p l .iiiii n'.ty
3 overflowing, this world-reuowned B' "'"" Jury, ui') less r,., ,v having l.cn
challenged by the un nseil,) a ;;rrat n'uiiher nf I
ivilno.sscH wi'rp ('.r.uniiifil, elaboiaio ar jmiiu nls j
remarks, in regard In Ihe occurrences j piescnlcd hy ( 'oilnwl, anil n clear arid ab.r i har -c ;
lume-, tilled
chu rch.
Omit I i ii ' a
see no strong reason for hot now tvmpUtiitjr the ac- more universally regretted, and none ever carried
quisilioii of Texas, merely because she is to come with him a more unqualified assurance of the high
in, in a different tuny. True, we did oppose the pre- . regard and ullectioii iu which he is held
limiuary steps taken by a weak and wicked Admin- J Allow us through your columns lo wish him,
istration far the Annexation of Texas. We honestly wni.revcr I, is lot may be cast, much success 111 the
doubled of the propriety of the measure at anytime, j fcrreal work wlir, js UHIim.ti him and wheyer lo
We were sure that the lime was not then propitious, ay g0 lnay ,,e tt.(k of le ,j0r( (r0SJ)er H1 ,,i(J
and that the malign spirits, who then controlled the j ha,,." May ho live to a green old age ; and, when
Government, were not Ihe men to accomplish so im- j ,e shall be called lor, that he may die m Ihe full as
portant a measure. lint we look upon the admis- surance of Ihul " hles.-ed nninortalily" which lie has
sion of Texas iinw, as in longer an open question. so ohiy and faithfully preached to others, is Ihe sm
The result is inevitable, and we, at least, are not' cere prayer of MANY.
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tales, and continue to the people the blessings , , . ,' , ' i U ; I he f.,l!ovMiig tintxe ff IIaxai.i. s e.xten- i I ,,,t ,1
11 fe 1 Let her come nil.. I he Sisler inn, nf Slr.l.. n,,.l l.l - im : M i- , i . . : 1 '
her he graciously and even kindly received around; " Richmond Enqu:rcr :"
the family Altar. " The Columl lian Millri" propoiiv in flu's cilv
Put, we have forgotten (he Review. It deserves 1 embraces about seven aort a, bilu.iled wilhin in
of the pre inns night and ol th" eaily part of the
day, sulKce , 10 say, that when I entered one of
J the gallelie- and nhla'lled inv post of oliserv itlloii,
j the area aruuad the sefnni hre was crowded to over
flowing hy llie thousands of ihe poor, deluded pil
grims who had assembled, In sefare the holy fire.
For hours previous lo the perlnriuaii. e m ihe pretend
ed miracle, ihey were crowding an. I pushing, run
ning and shmitnir, snuuhhhn;' and fehlni-', around
the reputed sepulchre of ih. ir Lord. Soinetniies
they would he can in one saiollier siiiiiitd. Ihe lolnl, f
on their shonijeis
heads, at Ihe same
illations of jny.
and cry out, as the
drlncred by the Jinbgr, (all m en;.) mg tw ,1
u hen the Jury retin il anil w ere in i ..i.Mii:,u n.n
about il h'.ur.s, and finally luuiiohl in a verd.cl
d ... d'ni.'v.
The accua.'.l ?.a then required to enlpr inti
recngiii. mi e, in l In; sum id .11.II(MI, to keep thr
pence, who'll M ,M ijniier-.inil In have dime?. It
is .lis.) !.it, ! thai he h is Ic't Ihe S,.,!e, an, that
the S d ritnr lor the Sl.iln iiitends In seiiil In ihe
(ir.iinl Jury uo.v in s. ss.o:i in tins pl.u e, a bill nf
Jiitin-lnif nl agiimi him I r Gtn.,1 !,wc"i.y, tn he
prnsei-u'rd if Im should ever re" urn !. lh,- Sta'tp.
The prnseulnui was ,'i.nduivi d In1 S ':c'n?
GRAN!) LOUSE OF NOl H CAROLINA.
rHK O n.-.-rs, M.mhers, so l I), 1.- ,ies, are here-.
bv n- lined that ihe Aniiiml Coiiim..n,cii.n of
Ihe Grs.i.l l,r.:;e' .urlh I : nobnn ill he held at
the M immiic in ihe city ol Kn e.-jli, on Monday
ee,nn, the tiit day of llicen.hei next, al half-past
(i o'clock, and will innlmiie 1 1 -; .ii'iiiu uniil all the
huine-s wUnh may come Isrfire it shad be disposed
of. Ollieeis of S.,bir)n, .le Lud.-es will he expected
lo s'lm.l in person, 01 eaii'-e .r.. r ll.-hysies lo he
r.npomied, im'i .idi.-.u I., ihe Constitution and J!ye
l.as oi' tiio iMAtid I.ixIkp.
W II.LIM T. I!AI,
(iranil Stcrctnrij.
IMeich, y. r... Oct. In, I I .". H-J tin
James 1 Smithy
y; ol tSr Crent Vit.-her,)
S .Mi, I f; s I II KIT,
FElERSrURG, VA.
;.u in.m.it up
L"i ''"Jf a
, or on tiirir liu ks, or on ihf ir
Iiiiip Jiving nlmfil fr.tnltr (jfulir
ov, liit' wuiihl c!;t) llicir h;iinN
. I an, " Tiio is (lie t.mil of our
Sfr;m.
anil (in1 i
- 'ifc,
f the Whig policy, the time is amply sufficient
for accomplishing all we wish. Let the Whigs
of every Comity in the State, then, move simulta
neously, and at once, and appoint Delegates to meet
n Convention, at Raleigh, early in January. We
nsr, be able to name the day iu our next, but it
ill lie in January, and that at as early a day as
racllcable. "Arouse then Whigs! let us shake
he dew-drops from our gaiments, and inarch again
Bo battle and to victory !"
Do the Whigs need any exhortation to duty ? We
kio not believe it. They know what they owe to
themselves, their principles unci their country ; and
he have not a moment's doubt that thev will, as I
! I
Bieretofore, prove brae to themselves, their cause and j
Bhcir country. Consistency, self-respect, prrncij.le,
jiride and patriotism, alike call on thi in, w.lii a loud
Lnd stirring invocation, lo vindicate their political in-
errity and contribute to save the Slule from the
Lauds of the spoilers, and from the miseries of Loco
i'oco misrule. Let the result of t.'iis Convention pro
laiin to the world the glorious ami sustaining truth
hat the Whigs have sound and patriotic principle,
a whicii they cling with honest and unfaltering de-
ermiuation, under all circumstances. Let this noble
ndication of Whig character, Whig honesty and
Whig patriotism, be shown, by having every County
In North Carolina, represented in the Convention to
it held iu Kaleigli iu January 18 4G.
J'his is the
the next breath, ci v,
tall, ' Cod give vi
the patronage of men of taste and learning, and of, llie (-"rP"riil'11 "IIIIIB. 'he l't tlio falls nf
Whip-s renerallv Jauies River. On it have been erected extensive
MASSACIHStTTS LLKCTION.
lory and M iclnne Shop, built of brick, 4U liv Iff)
' feet. I! stories hi 'h : a Corn Mill, with ivvn r
The " Boston Alias," with its usual enterprize, ! of stotics ; a Woollen M ill, about lo commence
has enough returns, to make it certain how the elec- ! operation?, lo by K'O feet, i stories high, buili
lion bus terminated. Wc quote the following from i nl brick- a VL'r'. Bbtjii(ial manner, and will
the Atlas- c"-'l;"n B'x sc,Is ' inachineiy lor the maiiuhie.-
luieoi uauiie.s ; a uric ii uilliding. q reet Dy '111,
;1 stones 1 1 1 it-I i , about to be applied to the manu
res ; a haw Mill, vvcrk'ii. '
three saw.- ; and a Flour Mill, (ill by Hi), four
stories hi'h, besides iwo ,n tl;e atln , hiiilt o! bnck.
" We present, below, Toll relurns of (lie votes for
v.uvcinoi, cast wsifiuav, in i e ("J ni es oi nu 10 it. f , r i . i v
... , ii i ,, , ,. , , ' I fictureof Cotton Y
l.SSeA, " Ull.-r.ur, 1 1 .1 1 1 , ptf l , a I II jJSI 11 1 C, irailjillll,
and Iiri(ol and returns from all ol Middlesex, hut
the lowns ot -.Medlord, Sonn i vdle, and Wnluiin all
I of Norfolk, but Cohasset all nl i'lymuulh, hut lluij;
j ham und I, towns in l!e:Ushire. '1'hcse coniju-ise
j the whole Coi.iiiionwealth. with Ihe exceplion of
Iiariisiauie, .a!in,CKoi anu j'lihes v.omuies, and part
of lterksliiro. .These returns, which are not yet re
ceived, will not, prubablv, esst nl ially vary Ihe result.
Ill the most pnbsl iiitiai manner, in IS-il ".ii. and
columns ei'lueen pa.r fj l.-e: !uirr utoucs inn)
lliree pair of--burr ru!ie?r, --i ne gearing and
shalling of iron and is enable, when required,
ef ttirning out 7(10 hh.'s. nl Hour per ,! :eni ol twen-Iv-foiir
hours. In the month of Auouul last.tln'n
By the -returns as given below, most o winch were Mill man u'ac lured -t,(KI(l bbls. of flour in six d:iyn
MICHIGAN KLKCTIO.V.
Felcii and Gbieslv, Democruts, are elecfed Go
vernor and Lieutenant Governor, but by a small ma
jority less, probably, than the Democratic ticket has
feceived iu that State for llie .last five years. The
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fen nigs have elected sixteen j members to the lower
house of the Legislature.
GEORGIA.
The Whig of the legislature of Georgia, in Cou
rtis, on the 6th hist, agreed upon Judire Chxiii.es
pouoiiERTV, for the Senate of the United Stales.
fi'he .vote stood Dougherty 54, Berrien 28. Judge
orrieu has resigned his seat iu the Senate for the
emnanl of the term, which expires on the 4th of
rlarch next, and it is said Judge W. C. Dawson will
lie elected In Ins stead.
received by expresses arranged exclusively lor our
own ollice. it appears that the whole vole inveti far
Coventor llriggs, t lie W lug tandidale, is
'I'he votes cast, in llie same portion of tho
Stale, for Isaac Davis, the Loco Fuco
Candidate, amount to 33,838
The votes for Shaw, the Native A-
merican, G,!)44
The votes for Pewall, the Abolitionist, 6,91,0
For all other scattering, (some of
which, hy the way, owing to Ihe
waul of distinctness iu the returns,
were probably for Shaw aud Sew -all,)
1.201
Making the votes fur all other Candidates
than Governor U ri tl-js.
And leaving the amount of votes east for
all oilier Candidates, more than those
47,U.n j
cast for Governor Hriggs
Ail ll,. S;..,, O,,, U i.....l rn Wlon V.M . I.,,-.,
Foco candidate for the Senate is chosen. There are i 1 " U,L llr "I"- ' 'X
am! five ti.lits. r.s usual production is about 000
bble. Hour per diem. A store house for w heat
and Hour, TO leet front, and in all oilier respects
Bimilar in kizc and construction to the flour null,
stands 70 feet from it, forms a pari of the cs'ah
lishinent, and is connected with it from the centre
of each by a gallery, in llie roof of which a con
veyor carries the wheat as wanted to lh-; null,
and an incline plane returns it m llie form of Hmir
packed in barreia. 1 hese several Mills are
I propelled by wheels, nearly all overshot, of ej
I feet diameter. The five attached to the Flour
, Mill are 13 feet diameter and 11 leet. wide
1 There is ppace on tins property for the en-ctioii
49,03G ,)( about six more Woollen or Cotton Mills, as
manufactures of this descriptinti may progress in
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. i iii,:,iij . in.; .yiioiu ouj,j,.iv.t, o,,ii wan.! iiy tx
I
ranai ot aooul iui varus in length, wlnrti is a
The flour made at thene
HORlUBLi; MAN TliAP.
A few days ago, a gentleman in the upper part of
he City of New York, kept his door open, and posted
fiimself in the entry, armed wilh a sword cane, for
he purpose of attacking thieves. A prowling de
predator took the bait, and went iu ; ho was instantly
liinned to the wall by the sword cane, of the san-
ninary citizen, and then con-hided most unmercifully.
ihe expediency of thus gratifying a destructive in
stinct is questionable. It was Ins duly to send the
Jerimiual to the Police office, instead of inflicting such
Jpumshmeut as his ferocious disposition dictated, or
the position of the culprit induced him to submit to.
The New Orleans Bullctiu criticises, with ear u est -
aes Mr. C. J. Ingersoll's History of the late War.
is remarkable IhaCoue who. w ag u important act-
or in the times of which he writes, should have fall-
n into the error of noting the battle of NewOrieans
following that of Waterloo yet this passage oc
curs: " Nothing was wanting to his amazing triumphs,
but that Wellington, instead of Packenham, as was
at first mleuded, should have headed the invasion of
Louisiana, that Jacksou might tear from tub aaow
or Napoleon's coimiEaoa the laurels or Wat,
loo."
certainly nine, aud possibly twelve, Whig Senators ! bci,rs lhe r3'"i " Uaxall Columbia." is
elected. nearly all sliipied lo the South American markets.
To the House of Representatives, there are 144 j and stands as high hi any flour 111 that important
Whigs, 43 Ijocos, and 3 Native Americanscertainly trsde.
elec.ed. The Natives were all chosen from Loco Death of .Saui li. I IaiiiusoNS.mitii, Esq.
roco towns. i.r .m, i.;
Thus, it will be seen, that a large majority of the 0F U smNOTON.- I he Wasliingtoi. papers an
Legislature will surely be Whig The numen... I "?u,nce ll,c the morimig ul the 1st.
vacancies in the Senate will, of course, be filled in , "f 11,18 veM" citizen, in the lib year of his
convention of Ihe Senators and Representatives elect ae-'e- Mr- Kmiih was the founder, anil during
and those vacancies will be filled by Whigs. The 1 niany year.s, the pole editor, of Ihe National In
Governor and Lieutenant Governor will be chosen 1 telligencer ; an intimate and confidential friend
by Ihe Legislature and the excellent Whig iiicum- ', of Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and their asm.
uents ol those offices will, of course, be re-elected.
CP Mrs. Caodli aavs Yes. it's all rerv well to
a1k about fortunes made in no timhpv'r like
jNirU made in bo time it's tea to one If they hane
oog together."
r.tr Prlnt Pol was fifty rem of aire-on Sun.
f.ek. th 2nd day of Novembers
A loafer in N. York, bavin han .i.A ..;a.
empty cask, and hin in rn;n. n- .c
; B pantalooBs, exclaimed with the utmoat coolness,
. j - was rem ine
ioo Cmtk j midc,"
CT The Board of Aldermen and Board of Com
mon Council of tho City of Washington, having pass
ed a Resolution requesting the Mayor (Col. Skaton)
to set apart a day of Thanksgiving, that Officer ac
cordingly issued lhe subjoined neat Proclamation, to
carry out their views a inodel we should say, for
such documents, worthy of imitation :
" Heartily approving of the object of this Resolu
tion of Ihe City Councils, and in ready compliance
with tho request which it contains, 1 hereby appoint
Thursday,! rite 27lh of the present month, to be ob
served in this City as a day of general Thanksgiving
and Praise to Almighty God ; requesting that all se
cular employment may be suspended during the day;
that all Ministers of Religion and their Congregations,
and all other citizens, may assemble in their respec
tive places of worship, to offer up their gratitude and
praise to the Creator of the Universe, for the mani
fold mercies wilh which He has favored our country
auring me past year, in Us exemptions Irom the visit
ations of war, pestilence, or famine, and for the en
joyment of peace, health and plenty ; to implore of
Him a continuance of these blessings, and to vouch
safe to us the preservation of public and domestic
tranquility, of social order, and of public and private
virtue ; that He would be pleased to preserve and
strengthen, by the ties f coucord and affection, eur
National Union, and perpetuate in their purity our
free institutions and public liberty ; that lie would
shed abroad through our land the spirit pf brotherly
love and toleration ; and, finally, that He would gra
ciously infuse into all hearts the principles, and con
form all lives to the practice, of the beuigu precepts
of the'Gospei of Peaco."
A PatriXrch GoKk !-Mr. Andrew Snyder
died at Intercoure, ir Lancaster County, I'enn.,
on the 1st instant, in lhe hundred and thirteenth
year of hia age. He was a aoldierinthe Revolu
tion, md a highly respectable citizen ; and was
P'rhape the oldest nan in Penney lvani.
elates; a gentleman of high intelligence, exten
sive reading, strict honor and probity, an ardent
patriot, and in . the, various private relations ol life,
an example of the social virtue, while prompt to
relieve distress and aid tho advancement of objects
of public utility. They who have visited hie hos
pitable mansion, will never forget Ihe eapy and
instructive conversation which made it so attrac
tive, and those manners of consideration and entire
devotion lo those present, which so adorned i:
But we must look to others to do justice to the
distinguished character and virtues of Mr. Smith.
There are those living who remember his power
ful influence in the political world, and Ihe ability,
candour, and good judgment with which he con
ducted the then most important political press of
the Union.
The Sale w I'kws in St. Paul's Church."
We were present, for a short time, yesterday,
during the sale of Pews in the new Church. So
far as we were able to judge, the sale muKt have
been of the most satisfactory nature to the gen
tlemen of the Vestry. All of lhe first class of
pews, anil many of the lower classes, sold for pri
ces much beyond assessment. The highest price
reached" $645. The amount likely to be receiv
ed for all the pew, in the Church, will exceed
the entire coot of lhe building, by several thou
sand dollars -tf ichmontl Vl'Aig-.
A Mendicant Doo. "I was travelling' says
M. Diane. " in the diligence. At the place where
we changed horses f saw a good looking; poodle
dog, (cfcien canichr,) which carne to the eoach
door, and sat up on its two hind-legs with the
air of one begginjr fur something. " Give him a
sou,' said the postillion to rrte, "and you will see
what he will do with it.' I threw him the Coin ;
ho picked it up, ran to the baker's and brought
back a piece of bread, which he ate. This dog
had belonged to a poor blind man, lately dead;
he had no master, aud begged slurs on his own '
account." Ir
tuiuli ul .nil l.i.r.1," and Hith
" Cod rue ,..n.rv In lhe Sal-
( Inly I 'i lh" S.ihan." Muhalll-
, n.edan soldiers ami iidiceim-n uere Malnmed in ihf-
hieiit parts nf t;,e church, armed uilh niuakclH.
poles and whips, which Ihey ii-'-d met llie headi or"!
nil llie bucks nf the ,i,ni drindcil pn'MMs, fur tin.
purpose of keeping them suncu I, at ',, milir. Tin,
and mure than th;', 1 iiiii-:,M-il i.tr hutn-.i previum. In
the actual performance ,.f the m.racle. Then was
ll"t!i.'lig of ti,e a.ve nr hilemnity whn il we Inihl '
MippuNe lueu uinihl exhibit ainuiid the teal Inmh nl .
Christ, or when expecting a special man. testatum ul 1
tlie power of Cud. j
At length, the Hi .si 1 op coreouly nriaved. ii'-cim-pauied
by some thirty other cri-!e.-iaMic, am! piece-
iled by persons bearing what were called the banners
ol the twelve apostles, made (heir enlr.nice t'.oui the
Creek c'-i rcli, into '. rotunda church, and inarch
ed three tunes in pmceKMnn around the hepulchie
The llish ji llii'ii, Willi nlle nltend.ini, enlerci! the se.
pulchrc. ,aw, u 1 1 were aimously wsilini; for llie
appearance of the "huh lire," winch il was expect
ed would M'i.ii come nut al two apertures ill the lumh,
lhe one hfiujj on one side, and the second on the
other side 1,1 the tomb. The pushing nud squabbling
to get near the tomb, so as lo be among the first who
should gt the lire when il should appear, which then
ensued, defies desrript ion. Thousands were mined
with wax lap. r.j and candles, and when the fire ac
tually appeared, the. scene bcc;troe even more fce
uildcruie; and c,ial4i-:ed tlun helore. Now. a few
had lijihl.-d ilc n inn lies soon ol hers, and then oth
ers, and r a 1,11 e. ah h.-w ihiering rclei.r, , until thou
sands of ta s and torches were huri.mg, ami the
vast miillitiide nf deluded pilgrims we're rejniciiir, in
the possession of lhe holy lire, obtained from the
I'.-iic.l in lie' v.,;i
l-ut re sal.' i,t 1:.
IllO.-t Cil'l Ul -.1'. ill"
I: VJtTEE B :Hi XV AKI',
! XOW openibi' I ,re st.s-k ot the latest ttjle
Slid pilllTllS, CilIISlsllllK Ml lull ill
' Klliaer hli;lKiM.,"h and Kienrh PorreJain,
J 'l.i.vii )I,ie, Wlutr Knainel and
I tironiie, lihie ,111. 1 other roluis,
Pruned and Panned.
lem e liv .es.,s. lcn;y and Toil 5rtV-Rirh Gilt, Gib and I'aiulcl, White
V ti'rrirr. 1 slid Hlue, ,c. figured Kmbossed auJ
- - - - - I Plain.
I aotlcj "rfs A hnti-Ndmn vanrty.
?iiliiH liMtn Pull K. Is or s, paiate picrrs.
(i I. .S M - H ARE,
Cut, Pressed Slot Ph.in, s Imce siq.plv, nf vsiious
. qualities nud pnMerns. ,.,, A,r, I'lnled ami
Ce-m.n rs,',er ('.,,,,., ,n ., ir,nni,
I'nlheiin,! IVs .,1-. ,.Ur and I, aid lamps, (ilohes,
Clas- 11 ;nl,, Puiore., Ciiand.deH, 1, a, and 3
Indus. To wlin h he ,nil,l n, ,,. ihe alteiilion ol
! pUM-hssers, and ell, rs them liontlj, nf his nwtl lllipor-
laooii. at puns tolly as low as those of any olher
I H.'if-c in ih,. r, .inn, .
ringaw ,v the "''' ' '' iH G-(!t
A,m;T.
Aiii'ilicr prvi! ol lhe .lau.rr of tampering ,tli
lire. 1. 1 .us, 1 , line to ,uii- krem i'" fen i,' iv. t ,i"
day djtfg t!i pf.enl .:., tn v ii,ii-.' in a
t mi V ill C ,' r -1 II I . , n . a ,' iv J'llll, and vt .,s
.iinii.-,ug linn,, i: i , f . j , 1 ; 1 r caps, and a,!einp:ni;' to
Irihlen s, mi' ti.ile in-riM'. f'.n ally, he p!,u .l
a c ip on iii oiiii, ami niriiing t.i a yming ladv,
( M iss .Vl.uy . in 111 hi I'cxi-l.nme I, " ( 'iiii-in ,',
i I'liigniii; !" sin, ,t ymi," The. gun, Hhteh
hud iicci !,:,!, .1 with, nit his knnwli iloe, tint. .rlu
tiately 1 xphib-d, ,ml the w h dc c, -r.t.'u's we:- n--
.:
tac, te
' 1; .41'! 1 il liu
n , he;i she
;,, .V
h- urs. in . j vr5, A(r:i 4-wy,I111Flllt.
' i,r''"- , f Im C, ,umv. W ,m ukrn up I t W W W,,.l-
ith .Sm
t K vnu ia t,
Isr.i.-I re, .nil
. Chester, ill Ih
I'lll.ce o .t'
anolhe r:ll, ih
not e-s line Unit
i knou lrd.- lhal e
j --thai jive, ,
w hu-h a
IliiiVer-a
in V lie ih earn 1 1
1.
v made
e culls, ot
..,;.. .a,!,.
,' 11
11 rlo
ml Till-. Yoiipff rv.
inenl siw. ch al Vtan-
th,. ri he iem uk'd.lh.tJ tl.
li.nl s.inl, in an 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 I
i, now '.. I '.. n p.aer' - tiiil ,1
' klloW.ei.'.K- S pie. 1 -IH- " Il (S
lltlles the s-s',i e..i.i,t.,KI of ni.'in
10 .,1! our fi 'lrn it posiiion, p' ,4""is
c mill, in, and 1 ,,p, loenls which mo
11 i like Ihe linhi-i iii ihe pn I r ni reh 3
hast- resl s on ihe primeval earth
I' -1 cle.l im lo I in Ihe .-.ha.l'jwv spleinlor ill the e:np -rein,
wh.le Ihe jjie.il jinlior,, ,., nr innhliona r v
ac;es h.lie held the chi'in ol s, :enes and jihi,i..-.epl v ,
ot poesy and eriiihlion, me hle il.e angels asc 11, imp
and ile'.cemlniK in lhe sneied rr.i'.,. and mnililauiiii
as it were, the eoiritnnme;it:,.'i heiMeeii in 01 arid fiea
veii." "kimwlcde; i- no long'i a h,n. Iv erinite,
afionliiin a chuner 11111I cap'iviil.n hospn alily to sum"
pilgrim -knowleile is now In and in the iniiket
place, a cili.ttn and ii leader nf cilien-.. The spirit
has touched Ihe multitude ; it has impregnated the
mass, 'l he youth ol a'n.,',011 Hie (he tru-l-m ol p,.s
tt rily the .,ulh i.t Ihepieeiil ,ii m lhe rising
"elie.ulion 1. 1 ,i soeiely unpreet'd' n'ed 111 I tie. l,,ry
of the woild.lh.al is nl once jioweitol and nrw
w.ii.i.en i commifed hv Wm. II. .Invr.er, K... It
lhe .l.til ol i.iu C'l.uni ,n ths t st day'ol tliis nmnih,
n Ne;r,. tuifi, Mtbo yshn name is' C N A II l,K ;
"' ,,,r Monti to b.i j.imn links ol Madisoii
CmiiHy.-MM-.sippi. He isuh ut lorn years old,
I "ire and lit,. I . ncd a lere ir...nih; .al nn a
i-o,rse Cll, ,1 shut 11ml rue ,ni psnlalooris. ' he
"""" ' rt.pnsi.d I,.,,, me lorn ml, ,inply ur(
Ihe l.aw 1.1 il,e ,i;, e re.cinn knits w ay s 01 he will
l d.-.lll MitU kt tiu.' iln.rls.
,1'MI.V II A UN r.X, Jnilnr.
!i!s ihv of Ancisl, INC.. B7-i;nn
A Hot.'Nt) f KNrtMRNr. At a time uhen there
nppears to he trouble brewing h' tiveBii Ihe Uni.
ted Slates and Iviglaiiil, Ihe liillowiiig sentiment
tomb of their Cord. Che whole scone aimeared to is worth rciMihl.thiin It u as irivpn l, ih. H,,n
me more like a Heathen festival, or .111 Indian war- Reverdv Johnson, nn board thf (Jriral Western,
dance, than any Ihing else. There was nothing ' on her rerent voyage, from Liverpool lo New
Christian about it ; and yet, this is a part of the ' York, and drunk hy the passengers of many na
Christianily which Jerusalem now exhibits bt fere the j lions with the greatest enthusiasm :
world. No wonder lhal Jews and Mohammedans "irnt llrihiin anil the Vnitnl St, m Let them
hold inch Christianity in contempt. During I'lasler show hy their example, that nn contf'ose'rsv can exist
week, the large court of Ihe church of Ihn Holy Se- ' ;''""lt enhuhieued hat s which cannol he amica-
i ! .., , . , , , " i b,y and bnnoriihly adjusted,
pulchre Was filled with venders of curiosities, rosn- !
ries, crosses, pictures, mellu r-of pearl woik. and va- 1
rious olher articles ; and I was reminded, us I pass- '
ed among them, of the nviney-cliamrtrii nud the yen- In Isf.'i.l,. Wm. S. Jula, K,-,. uf l .iyetfev IJr,
ders of doves, that once filled the court ol the lemnle. '" VI' ' I,,r,v M I'l' l.elt. yom,ge,t daughter of H.e
As this may be the lust comtnuniealiuu which I
shall be able to Cornish yon, 1 hasten lo say a lew
words touching my ih pa, lure lnnn Jerusalem, and
journey to lhe Mediterranean. As we hud come lo
Jerusalem from lleyroot, the rapilnl of Syria, by
land, we purposed lo return thither by sra. Ac ord
ingly, we bade our kind friends 111 Jerusalem fare
well mounted our horses, and were soon iMitsiile the
gate of lhe citv, presMing oh' towards Jaffa. When
i late Jaier I'ickelt, of Lliiaheih.Cily.
, 'in Salem, Siokes couiiiy, ethic day, ll?ih lost.,
bv the Kev Samuel U lit lienrr, Mr. Jacob Kiidolph
Ciast.to Mi.ss Miranda Uo.am, .hiaghler of lr. C-
. I) Keehleii.
In Cumberland, Mr. Robert Murpbv lo Miss firis
sella Stewart, daughter of lhe lute Hector Stewart,
K-.
Iii Wilininjtnn, Mr. Ifnnr . (Jfovt, formerly
1 of in l. Aiiyn'.hnp, h'loriii.t, lo Mi Julia A. Jtalat-y,
! cJaiinlitff ot th J-ilp VVim. H. llnU-y, .(j.
I In '.iiiuiVij f:oiiiitv. Or. mucin IN. Mullen, of
CHOW & SCOTT,
t'oiUtHl.tirm T-r ?mut,
AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
II TIIK TOWN l'. IIIO.BI nu, ViaOINK,
En.WK remixed lo lhe large and conimothous
j I'.re, nearly opposiie lo Priend's Hole I anil
lite l ost tlffi,', and ni it West Hill Ware House.
They nive prompt und iwrsoi.al attenlinn to Ihe
srllini, ol CoHori, Ti.hncco, snil all kinds of Country
I'lodnrf, sinl nlwats nii.-nd ,a,lanniiK Ihe bei mar
ket pri . s and have ihe money n sily, when Kales
Bie made. Ti.ry Ujvp iuiw id .Siore, ihs billowui r
I '.'! uks Sil.
7 5 Hans l.'io, .Invn sn.l T.sfnirs C (Tee,
lo lllnls. P.iil.i hi, n Su,,sr
lihls, Maine ,M.rcer Pot.ilors,
SO " Ni w Vrk Apjiles,
TO lines ( hes-.r,
311 Kt'Rs (irtsliell Puller,
'U Clt-ls vsrenns Teas,
ItMl 1,'hls Psiiii'v sii.l fsux rfiiie pour,
20 1) ,ie Adan.aniiue Candles,
8.1 Hp, rm
20 " U,.i,l,
Pepper, (iinner, Hnri h, roaps, Wrapping Pspef,'
I'nuie, &.C., 4c , 4c.
WM H. CROW.
JAMES I). tst.'OTT,'-R7-firn
perhaps a little more than a mile 011 our way, we I Penpimians, lo Mrs, Kluaholh Proctor
turned for the last time to view the city, and as we
took our last look at its wall, domes and minarets,
we bade it farewell, with the unexpretsi-1 desire, that
the next time we should see Jerusalem, it might be
the New Jerusalem above.
The road for about half of the distance from Je-
fn Pastuotauk , Mr. Samuel iJnvis, to Miss Mar
tha Seely.
DirO
At. Kenanbviile, llupliu county, .Mrs. Stottne. w,le
of llnon Sluaue, Kp. In'lhe Hih year ol her age.
Near Cleiion, Samp'on county, on If.e Isl iust.,
I.haheth, ciisorl of Mr. Thomas 'Hunting.
Al Colninhia. S, C 011 lhe .1 1 'I -tilt. , , .VI r. Husan
rusalem to Jaffa is rocky and descendui,;, Jerusalem 1 Prances , VI niiiunu, wife of John I Maniiuip, and
beine about 3,000 feet above the level of the sea. "a1"-'" "' 01 u" 'Jit' " "" ""l',n". "i -'J
On the route we passed Kirjalh-jeariin, where the
ark of the covenant remained IweuU. years. About
midway on our journey we entered Ihe beautiful
plaiu of Sharon spent a night at KaiwJa, supposed
by some te be the ancient Ariinathea,nud arrived at
Jaffa the next day about noon. Jaffa is the ancient
Joppa, and is one of the oldest towns ih Asia. The
limber which .Solomon obtained from Mt. Lebanon
was floated to Ibis port. Here Jonah took ship lo
flee to Tarshisb here Peter rawed Dorcas to life
urrc ue ivujou miii oiujuu mo loiincr, usa firs vision
Of the sheet filled with things clean and unclean,
and received his message from Cornelius. Jafl'a is
still the sea port of Jerusalem, but it is trade is ex
ceedingly small. I will only add, that from it I took
ship for Smyrna.
Yours, 4a. W O.
Attcntioa! New Goods.
K he just received a splendid l it of Gn
tlciiH-u'tt l r nn 1 Water
pro J I !;, KnrlicH VW'tilkiiii: shuei
a 11(1 WlipjXTN s lot of Kerseys, Plaids, Je.ns,
A. c. 'I'hese, together wilh our entire amorimeut
of desiiable Coods, wiil Iw disposed of oil accommo
dating terms.
HEARTT 4 J0Rr)f.
Raleigh, Nov. 1. 91
100 KKfi'M Hiip'erior White IaiJ,
!) liarrels of Linseed Oil,
Just received and for sale very low, at lhe Drug
Store .of
, WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD Sc CO.
Nov Iv 7
NoTemher I, l.1Ti.
FIlESil OVSTEliS & FISH.
Tt thf fHr.r-.P5H ol i!ll!e-ixh Mild
tT.ti t'o:i:ifj-v sriMKntllv.
'SflK HI HSCWIULK, ihrouith lhe medium of
I the Press, lsrs lese rrv resiM-ctfllHv to render
his no, ert thanks 10 the Poblic, fer lhe very liberal
euroiiiiutemi iil e tended lo him in Ins line of busi-
s.sscstetrr of Oisiers H(t( Fish, heretofore.
snd would br, l, pn to inform his cut,,n!ers, lhal he
hss si; .10 lesnmed lhe business, and has InraieJ his
establishment 111 the bml In known as lhe Cannon
'r lhe OJTuv. of lite " SlaiiJurd," where
hviwill be bsppy Ui serve ummiruer Patrons aud oth
ers, sriih Oysii rs, Pish, nJ such oiln r deftraries as
he , sv ! ,i',ls 10 pfneure in llie NoiloHt market.
"KTIlKs tfi'S.U nv.4l fims willhere
cei,d dsnlvi Imiu,.- a-riilti I; cihki kail llnad and
I',"l::i riMll on W'ednes
tls nd Frnhv whtih may be relied on. I
would in ennciu-infi sxy lo my snrofis, that wbat
rter I ulfer for sale, whether lite spplscalion be made
in H'fMii or ihrounh serssms, mil in- fretmm.
1 would slso ,id, tht p,.oni ,n miv uf llie ad
joining Countie, or sll such place as may be prscli
csble to wml Oysien wilh ley, will Uave their
orders promptly and faithfully attended l, Uey ivmc
w.tiv diiecliuas aa lo uVs conveysiic.
' " iOUS WILBON.
Rsleiih. r(ov. 4t. 87
Vishif(on Hotel.
rilllK Kubscuher hm 1 ken posseesion of Ihis well1
jfl known Kstsl,h hmenl,EatofiliCsiitol Square,
and is now folly prep , red 10 ecommndaie Boarders
by ihe day, month or year, al as icss.inahls rales as
the lirrwis Kill sITord, and much lower than other
llon-es in ihe City. Hsvinii (rood iHables and Lots,'
snd Rim his persons I st ten ion 10 the keeping of
Hn'ses, his Est rbhshment oilers Mctihtr ad fan is tea
to Travellers and Drovers, who warn their Horses
ell taken care of. Us treats he will receive a fair
shsra of public patronage, as all his eff ,rl shall be
Used to five silisfac ion.
ALSEY BEVERS.
Raleigh, Xov. 1?. 90-t
t
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