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General uiVSiiv V rft
Bale!, July 3tt; t39. 6
Ur. Wm. EvanV Celebrated
Camomile and Aperient Anti
Bilious Pills, .... .;r
For Consumption, Cough, and Colds, ner
vous dseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bi-
Ion diaeasrs. nilee, ulcers, female weak neat,
Biul'all disease of hypochondriacitm, low pi
riu,' palpitation of the heart, nervous irritabi
lity, nervous weaKtie, nmir aiouv, acniinai
weakness, indigestion. Iom of appetite, heart
burn, general debility, bodily weakness, chlo
rosis or green sickness, flatulency, hysterical
fainting, livstcricSr hea'laches, hiccup, sea '
sickness, nightmare, rheumatism asthma, tio
uoloMtOTrwflipt stiJiflatrtSi and ""
those who are victims to that moat xcriicia
tinR d'sofder Coar.'wiH fiwd "irelief from their ;;
niffVrings by a course of Dr. Evans medi-'
cine.'
W.tf. M. MASON & CO, Itideigh, Agents.
Doct. W. Evans' Soothing Syrni
Voir Children Teething. l'repared
I Himself.
TO MOXHF.U3 AKI) NUU5K3.
The Diinrt of ths Teeth lliraurh the ram
produce trciublesom awl dangerous sy roplitmi.
it it known by aiotneri loai iiier in n
lioa ia llic mouth and eural Juriiir tUn umcest.
The Kami swell, ths secretion of saliva is in
reawd, lha ehil'l is.seiswl with freqaeM and
I uddea fill of crying, wslchingt, starung in the
eoBn, ann spasms oi peraiiar pni ine cuiiu
Itbrwki with ealrem violenee, an 4 thrusts hi
iairrrs iatit its uunith. If lliew precursory
sjaiptoms are wot apCvilily alleviaird, pasmtili
Icoaiultisnt nnivcraslly sunren. and soon -fcMM
the dnwtutloo of mfot. If mothers who
J 'hire Ibeir litUa habet fHt4 whh these dis
trsi"l tr ), wauia apply l)r. W illiam ErsBi -Celvhraled
Snolhinf 87 rum which ha preserved
hun.lre U ofinfmls whea ihoutlil past reauvery,
llroiTL feVf.Wd'lenlx 'attacked with tLat fatal
maUdv, annvulstons.
A Ileal Illessinz to inoiuerv
Df7"tri EWtit' Celcbratea Soothing
SurupriFot Children Cutting their .
' ' - Teeth ' :rx-'- : -
ThiiinfallibU remedy hat preserved hundreds
ti Children, wheu thought past recovery, I rum -imvqUioas.
A s soon the 8y tup I robbed on
be gums, I be child will recover. This prepare
100 110 tnnoeenU so efficacious, and so. pleasant
kfiat' no child will refuse to let Its gnmt be rub-
ikedwith M. Whea inlants are at tba age ot four
Tbia. lb onea the orcs; rarcflts slnmld aettr
m eunoui me jr IMc,
cliildreni for if a child wakrs in the '
(tight with pain in lliejunns lha Syrup tinnwilt.
Ptvy C'VCt eaue oy opvnnif mv purca anil ucanng
IbsgumH thereby, pmjrejjlil'g .Uosyu.lsijanuJe-;
j'rrooj rosiuve ty uie officucy oj
)r, Evan' $oothig Syrup.
Tn i lie Aeent of Dr. ttvant' Sooibine Siren:
bear Sir The great bnefil aftirded to my suffer-
kg infant by veur oooinmg ryrwp, w a sate w
nelracled cnu pamiui ucntmun, waw cuuviacn
very feeling parent how essential an ai ly appli
Dion of saeb an invaluable medicine is to relieve
ubm mitery and torture. My inlant, while,
ettbiag, eip'rienced sueb acute snffVringt, that
leMstlacked wUh a avulsions, and my wife
isi Itmtljr tuppowd that dealb would aooa re- s
esw the babe from anguish till we procured a
xxde ef jour Syrupt which at saoej as applied to
httaraia wondeiiul change was produced, and
dttr a few application! the child displayed obvious '
ivlief, and by continuing ia its use, 1 am glad so
ntorra you, th child has completely recovered
tad a rcewrrmcc of that awful complaint has
iacc occurred lb teeth are emanaimg daily
ad the child enjoys perfect health. ' f give you '
mjr cheerful parmiasios) la make this ackaoel
nlgment public, and will give say julormatioa
M Ibis sareamttaaja -
5 V; ) - . W.l. JOHNiM.
(fJA gentleman whs bat made trial of Dr. Vt
Vi.' 6'mibing Strap, la hit family, in eat
'Vrj teething chrld. whhrs ui to Male that he
taili! it eath-ely efTeol aal ia relieving pain in the
prat, and preventing the sonicqueiiaea nbich ,
Mntetira Mlow. . AVer cheerfully womply with '
wifequest M. Turk Sun.,, -y. ,!, - .i ,
I Vf c belKva H ia gencraii acanowieugra uj
fiaou ha hsvc tried at, that the SonThing .Vyrup '
for Children Cuithig Teeth, advertised inaaoii--
Kr viihtirtii, lit highly ttveful article tor the por--;;
bir wbieh il it svtcMieu. nigniy raspecia
Ul peiions, atwnjr rate, wbo have made use of .
k, coast betitnte to give its eirtnet the sanction
stthea- atmes'.--. Uwttm f reveller.
(0".l seven Vase of Teething with.
Summer loinplaint, ,, ..,.(
enred br the Infallible A merit a Suothing Srrup
"f Ur. W. tVtaas. Mrs. MaPbereon, ee aid nig at.'
Ns I, MadiMlc street, called a few days since a
c medical offlea of IV. Y. giwae, luOCbatara.
octet, W. .nnd rurehnscd bottteof the by r....,
aptorker child, who .aescTrrir t'cvMmtmg
ptiar dtrHnf th pros pf dentition, r-tiemn;-m T.
mentaril) tbrestrned with couvultkmt, its bowel
toe were seceding toee, aad ao food could be '
retained on the atomacb Almost immediately ,
os ill aniiticatloa.the alarm'mt tymntomt entirely
tested, ami by' continuing the use of lha syrup
a the gums, the bowels in a short lime became ,
SMk nataral. A a tribute of gralitudc lor tba
beaefit affcrded the child, iba asorher came of
hcrewaaecord.and Ireely mneiioncd publicity 10 .,
the abwe. rray we narticniar m 'applying at
100 OHatham street, as there are several oewawi
f
lerfeita advertised. No other place ia. the eiiy
kattbc gaiatje sale )-'. ,'. u
Timftinant M vioTata. uunarca geacr t
all; suffer much oneatinets from the culling, '
at Ibeir tecta.i Whatever aatigcrens or ratal '':
tyawtons attend this procctsol aetore 4bey arc e
arixliwed tavaribly from the highly trrliated ad
Ial.me4 eonditioa of tba parts thereto rba
eriotlpnl ittdicatkms of tuie are to abate the in
ttmuuiton, and tn toflra, scotbe, and relaa the t.
pms. If that is iflceted the Want is Dreaarved i
free sobteqaewt sever, kdMautioa, spasmodi
sough twrtchmf of leaJons croup, aattker, and ,
aoavultioas, ditolajing their latal consequences, r
If iJianaraesror guardian bT tbetr babe
sortured w ah, painful d, pniuacied . tleal ".
and this nmiae attracts their stiention,ihcy sboul 1 ,
hot be deterred from vmrchcting a bottle of -
EVAN'S SOOTIIINO 8TIIUP
hrChitdrea Teething, the hasomparable eartoa -cf
wbicbi in completely elieviag ibe moat dn -wetting
saaec(whn applied lo the talcawta guml
M directed J it invaluable, 1 b remedy-hat re- '
titled thooiodt of children chew On tb verge
"mine grave, to the tmoracet again oi ineir ois
tnaited parent i, attacked wiib that awful aad morj
lilrrgut maUdy oavul.iout. ; ; ' -
AVim M. Maacn At Co
8. 11.11. M.nbcant
Raleijli.
11 . KetTmond. tu Wroacl) t
M. U, Mechen, Waihiagtoaf 'l'.'
Y. 8. Maithair, HaliUti J ' ,
fnotswcod at Robaralan, fetertbnrgi ' ' "
C 11.11, Norfolk, .
A lmr.l, Kadtmoad.
"wbj Johnton. VVathington.n. C.
cromer at Mawtrwr, Haiti
Nostra OATOUiiA--Powerful
TOLXXX.
Coramisaion and Forwarslliic
riltlR Sabsenbers hsvt eMablisked themselvet
in Wtlmnijtrm for thw transMtioa of the a
bovaj. basinets, eud Solicit a sham - blte -patronage...
Having been acenttonTcd to lb bu-.
tinrtt, and intending to devote tlirir atlrntion
rtclutivrly to it, Ibejr pledge themselves 10 give
tatitfaction to those who may natron's them. '
Merchants living in the Interior .mar rely on
hiving prompt and early advises of arrival and -
shipment of tlirir fioods, and tbosa who sopi1y :
lhemtrvct with Groceries from 'Wilmington,
ill be rrrulw'y advised ot arrivals, and the
slate of the rnaiket. Htrict aitentivn will alio
be given to Hie sale of Produce, Lumber, Timber,-
asc
McGARY k MsTAGGART.
miming fn May 20, 1839.
t3 6b
The Renrral Assembly havinr autliorued tba
Governor 19 nrocui-e .one eomrtlele set of weithis.
and mrsturet, as stantlauls tor each county, per-
root ilitpotea to contract are invited to make
their termt known, agreeably to the eel for that
purpose, chapter XL. . , -.
Moilelt of the e eights ca be aeea at tba Ex
ecutive Office. j
E. B. DUDLEY
April. 1139. 17 if
The lleeitter. Standard. Newbera Sorelaloi.
Greetitbornugk Patriot, aad Salisbury Watchman
ill puuiita tui tart'M. .
MOFFAT'S
LIFlMIi:iICIKS
UK-VMMATION-Wben the most Im
portant funcliont of I ile are suspended, and thnte "
ho are invaliiit by inherilancfl or imurndenee
are reduced 10 a deplorable state of nervous de
bility, I hey should not even then nespair, lor it
It u-it in detnsir that relief can be found. No.
Lei them (rat look around.' and laying atide all
prrjudieot, stk 4hcmtelTc Ihil queatiim II
my phttkiaa cannot help me, is hit reimled skill
my.aaly eat,.-.--.::--..r , .4
f erhaut at that moment the heading ol this
adveHiaemeiit., 'MoAatl'e life Medicinee, would -
M.ch their eyei and. wer they ia tratb divested
I loulisn preiudiccs. they mwht perhaps, ne.m-
ducwd to- inquire whether Mr. Moffatt's theory
and treatment of diseases diOered from that of .
their own physicians. They weald the leara
thai si did differ, and eery widely and with matt '
bsppy-resultt too " J '" :"
A UUUU v KuRTAVtl.K MKInUlKE It Jot
the reverse ol all Ihit. t-'or hundred t of year,
before that stonrge of mankind, '.Mereory, was -employed
in the healing ort, Pbysieianc died
nothing but simple herbs. Even the Uible re.
somniea Is at the "tkilfut phyticlto he wlio pre- "
paretb hit medicines front herbs, Wituest Ei ,
men be sbaU
.aevp ewa :
be in admiral ion,
V 4. Kor he bath prepared bh medicine oat
fab llliKUi of the earib, eud ha that it wise
will not sbhnr them.
MprrATflt yEGBTABLPJ LIFE Hi EDI-
CINKi noivett qualitiei of the matt mild and
beneacinl aalura. Thay are aompoeed of arit
elet th mart anii-putrescent, combined Wiib in
gredients known at the oaly eertaia antidote for
fevers of every description. When the disease
is produced ruber Irom sold, obstruction, bad
a r, tearapy and camp til cation t, or putrid mi
asmi, whether malignant or epidemic, or by oth
er eatset, tiieae medieinct arcccitkia in their
operation or effects. They are postetted of pe
culiar qailiti el which not oaly expel all diseases
but at tba same lima restore and invigorate the
b.'Htem. AVixa firtt Itkeo into the ttemacb
lUey immediately d.fl'use Ihetotelves like va
por throagli every- pore, producing effects at
one delightful, salatary and permanent. U'bea
the apsrk of life begins to grow dim, the sirea
latien languid, and the raeultie paralysed, these
mediciaet era found la give a tone lo tba aervwa,
exhilerate the saimsl tpirits, invigorate the body,
ad raaaimate Ibe whnle man. ,
THE UPK MEDICI NES have who-kern
used with the mott happy snceess la Nervous
and ditpeptia diseases. Consumption, Asthma,
liver complaint, Hheamatiem' (cbronat and h
Bammatory) Drepsiea kc kc. ., M .
, Jt'or further particulars of the above medicine,
sea M offals' good Samarhaat a copy of whirh
aceompsniei tba medicine. . A copy caw aleo be
had pa application at the office ot WM. tVECK,
ltdeigh, N. C, agent for tba sate of tbo medi-
A liberal dedactioa made to times Who pern..
chit? t tell egiia rreneb, Oerman, anil 3oaa
ith dirwetions, can be obtained, on applieaiinn
the ofllce ef the proprietor, tv. u. atonat
No 307, New:jforkt:. F,H
s . , '.1 LOST, .
A 'Certificale of five Sharea of Stock of the
Bank of the Btate." " ' C. "L. HINTON.
Balrigh AoC. Mi-4w. .J. . ST HW
State f North Carolintt,
. . : County of VanWin.v. , -,
Court orrteaaant) Quarter Saiona
June Term. 1939. , 9 ,v, ,
John Ptsie . , , ,v
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fJe'AnjW,ii.
nWJnjcirHi
Tba llcirst-Uwollbas Pace, dee.
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IS
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1'ilmoa GrlBa.:
V ,. , .
Sara
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Uii y
Iteuben Carpenter .
, v Seme t '
! tieo W Bell s 1
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i -y Same : ...
Valbanlel Uunn-j,-;
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31
Kit h.
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3
Solomon I'endergras
.jahAMSM eanrt aaf .t wfialsSV
- SaeSB '
. . h annearmt la Ibe eaficfaelmn of the emejrtr that
1,
Mary Perry, wins of Manejet ferry laaan ibee, and
l(n..M Huruelt..waTe et James JBnrneM. heira at law"
ot Theme Pace, dee'd, s4Weidai t in (he above
dad aaart. resida bevOnd tba Hmita at the Hunei
il it tbertfora ordered that publication be made bar
sis weebiia the Kaleigh Mar, I bat tney ncr ann ap
pear before the Justices of car Coert of Pleas and
Quarter seationt. at tba Beat eoart 10 bo bete) lew tba
hmrt, .sk- th aeecmd Monday of entmter: wrgli
ile M rrastaiiev a.
Ibe snort hmtso in
Imiic
then and there lo show canes. H any tnry nac.
. ki. igdnuw Bnal should aot be wnlerecl np
agmwetttw;.! Hat land lewied aeon mada mtbjaat
to Iba ptaintms recovery.
i-.- Aneet. 1 j?'- ' PATTEJlSOy, CTk
-hAritatue ia about to be erected, in En
gland, in honor" of the Duke of ' Welling"
ton. .
Same
vs i. , l
8am
Same
vs -Same'.'
in moral, in intellectual, and in phyaieal reource--the land of our airea, and tha
HALElGn, N. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1839.
ri'.r'j.n
State of North Carolina,
Halifax Couktt.
Svptrior Court "of Imw'
' T -April Term, 1839.
Charlotte Altebrook ")
vs. . Petition for Diverse.
Willis Attobrook, ,
la ibit cam, it appearing le the satisfaction nt
lha Court that Willis Alto brook it a eoa-rrti-dent
of lha Stale, it it therefore ordered by tbo
Court that Publication be made m tba Rsle'gb
Star, lor three months, aotaybig the mid Willie
A I to brock llirt balets be be and appear at tbo
next Superior ('ourt ol Law, la be held for lha '
aoaalr of Hallhx, at the Court lloase m the
loco vf Halifax, the tuarth Monday alter tbo
fourth Monday in September aext, aad plead,
answer or- demur, judgment will be taken pi
eenleaeo a tn bim, aad heard as pert. :
Witness, Kobert L. Whiteker. Clerk or mid
Court, at office the loartb Monday alter Ibe
faaetfc M4an- in Marbr A tfc.
HOUI'. 1 WllU Aa.r.KU. 8. v.
. .Prieje,AdT.. T .Ww JKJ . ...
DIft. W. W. mARSIIALL'S
Ointment for the BHntl Piles.
Ibis invaluable remedy bat been several
ears before the publiat it virtue aad efficacy
nve been well letted, and. in nemeroet intiao-
ces.ia Iba most sggiavated forms of the disrate.
la not a solitary cats hat it ncea kaowa to iau
la effecting a cure.' Many very respectable per
sons have borne testimony to itsemcacyt among
whom is the Rev. Wm. A. Smith. ef the M. E.
Chi'.rh,and Eilitar or the Conference Journal,
who, Irom hia owa xperieaee, aonaoeally rw
commend it lo th public as . aara, sobbsa-
BtB, ABB BSTlr.lBBT BXWBBI."
Ii mav be had at the Store of R. TUCKER,
Agent. Kalcigh, N.C
JFVem Ricnsaa P.oTrVn, JO-, . Hmntwitk.
HavxtwicK. May lutn, taeo
Dear Sir ha been eery reluctantly though
unavoidably compelled lo krep the rntao boxed up,
which I porcnatetl oiyon ao long amce. umn very
.anile. . ,. : ;
It ia now up, and 1 am aonMent I never heard
more delightful toned in tt rumen t. My wile, who
hat bca a performer , Irom the time tliWst SifeM
-years oldr xbinkt it eurpstce any Piane she ever
toucheu, ana an wno nave ocpru n, comciuc wiw
her. ; 7 -r--.- --.
8eeeral person jhav extolled lha tweet ne it aad
melody of the tone so highly as to compere it to lb ,
oflest toned Drgsn, j '
It ia eodsidered te very cunerior loVery respect,
that it it generally believed K gave sis htmdred dot
Isr for k. I atsur you we could not be more
pleased, and T ao tender yow tny grateful acknowl
edgments lor lha very great care which yon wvi.
denlly took in packing il.
1 would advise all whd wttk' 16 portliase Pianos
lav give) rem call aejore.utey pu rebate cltewberw.
r, vaairacwiviiv,, "
tin Ti. r. K reerrtourg. -
I have now aa hand (price 9S5 dollars) a Piano
precisely 4 the tame kind in every particular as lha
on)' sold to Mr. Stilb, alluded la above 1 wwuld
defy . any one IQ point qot the tlightert difrereno in
lone or fioiah if I hey were side by side. -
(look and Piano seller, Petersburg. , ,
July, i, 1839. . , . , ,S9.,m.
DBMTAI SOSOSnT'
x w. R. SCOTT,
Retpeetfnlly annimneei to tba public that hr
inlendc making lUleigb bis pbtce of residenea.
II may be found at ibe Eagle Hotel.
. From our Correspondent. ' .
HEB MAJESTY'S OPPOSITION.
I shall merely give the name of those
who formed Peel'a Cabinet in 1834 5, and
weald eery probably: be in office again if
he became Premier- - - - -
, SIR ROBERT PEEL
ia how in hia 52d year. - He is the eldest
son of tho late Sir Robert Peel, a great
Lancashire manufacturer, who left about
&10.OOOXI00 amonz hia family. He was
t Harrow school with uyron, who bore
favorable testimony' of .what, wa then
hoped of him, . At Oaford he eroincolljr
distinsuished himself, and in ! J809, jut
after he waa 21, entered Parliament, He
immediately became UmlerjSecretarjJor
the Colonies, then in 1812,: Chief Secre
tary for' Ireland, I and after ? that Home
Secretary from tbai to io. in iszs
he resumed office under Wellington, a-
oostacized on the Calholjo question, went
Ou t ofoffice in November, J Mdr oppoed
Reform with all hi power, rosumeti 01.
Ice in December 1834, and wa first Lord
of the Treasury , from that time till. April
1 835.J oIa 1 839 tho tak. of forming
'i:onw'tffCl!9
ded to hi in, but he and ' Queen quar
reled aa to the Ladies of the Household.
Peef i leader of the Conae rvativea, a pea-
keralwayrflueKriiid lometimerelonfr
. ' 1, . .U.L ' k..l K.! Mr.. MM..
tie 1 an aoroti apcaner, wui ni r,
is not lhat of a iincere? 'yhn&-l office he
wa remarkabty aftentiv to borne, and
easy of access. Il i proud of the itoa-
tio which, oat tor nio tainer a weaiui ne
nevet.could have gained solely by his tal-
enta. " Hi own party are 'etraui:tnar ne
ill one day rive theirt the go-by and take
office , with Coalition Ministry.,; , . c.
t ' ' v Ann I vvnlinDlT ' . ,
, uuau uinunvtwi t
. ,, . vir 11: .
was Jjora L,nanceiior unuer vveiiiiiiton
ami onder Peel. ' lie haa a penaion of
$23,000 year, ' lit! i the ton of Uopiry.
tho American artiat. no i now to m
fiftib rear but married lately,' for the
second time, and sioea not tooit au. -
.Ire-ieTa In Xhi tint " oftlie roodr'Aii
. . . ..,- mn ..... BS.
Judge, there, ha acarcely ever been a
Hinrci able one on the British Behch. - He
rhao anccewWcly been Solicitor. General,
S . I . aa" . . . tS II .
Attornrw Geoeral. Mater 01 tne? ttiia.
Lord Chanllnr. Chi' f Baron of tho Ex
aliernnnr. and Lord Chancellor. -,Ho en
teretl the Common House in 1821, and he
became a Pear in 1827". He wa inten
ded for the Church." I politic be I
. ... . ... . - -;nt..
bold. berv. ami inbtie. 110 is one ii tne
most DODular orators we have, and the .on;
ly man whose sarcasm i felt or feared by
Brbucham. - The music of hi voice,' and
tho forco ttfhia delivery" tiafeJ often been
noticed He is not what Is called a "long.
winded orator n hi add reaset ntnally are
brief and to the purpose
' ' Jt'r' .!','"" ''! J ' I"-.!: ,
-t ...... BAfl or ROSSLlN v
Waa PeePaLord rfeidentof the Coun
cil, lie ia vfrj old man, near'j 80, and
not likfljr to take office at;in - Jlo ia a
conilant attendant on the 'Upper House,
but apeakabadlj., I cannot conceive why
Peel mad- a cabinet niniater of him.
, L0KD WHARNCLIFFE ;
I Vt Peel'a Privy SeaL He ia in
64ih jear, few men are more reapecled:
He ia not an ultra-Tory, Well acnaain-
ted with lha law, lie haa dune all he could
to amend the criminal law. He wa cal
led to the Lorda in 1826, un to which time
ne waa Mr. Stuart Worlly. He haa torn-
.. .. . ... . . ...
raand or hi temper, and speaks fluvntl?, .
lini nnl .l.....ll. ... .1 I... . :.. "i I
but not rjnquent!jjid haa n yrr; intri
lectual look. ;
-LORD GRANVILLE WJMER8ET
Waa P-l,
. a' 'nil.
and Forest.
" " ws m m -,
He is the' Ooke of Beau-1
lort's brother, and haa hren 21 tun in
Parliament. - He is a- nolitical character r
but ia merely known as a decided Tory. ,
lie is not yet 30. ' .
- I
'--C. W. W W,YN"V
Waa PeePa Chancellor of the Duchy nf
Lancaater. He is in hia 65th year, and
wa. President of the Board of Control
from 1822 to 1828 waa Secretary at War
unier uortl Urey, but resignetl when he
found the Reform Bill such a sweeping
measure at it was, and haa been in opposi
tion ever aince. No man in the country
is better weraed.in the lawsahich conveit-
tionallv wnvern - t !... .f ti?......
a Commiasioner of WootU!.uw ' nunureua 01 your reatiere, uu-
and In ll-asea of rweedent-ttBsinininiMy1"'?' '
has much weight. Hi great aim hasWn
to- iMUhe Speelcer of ihe rCommona.-butr
at hi time of Hfe, ihero ii-nbw no chance
of ghitw,,,', .i..,;tlW.i ,(.;,
THE DUKE Of WELLINGTON
Waa Peel', foreign, Secret-r- T
Premiership wa- offered
lered him, tout he de-
del. wa. eaoaedin
clined it. While tho delay waa caused, in
November and December, 1834, bjr Peel's
abscenc in , Italj, the Duke"carned on;
tho wbqlo royemment; Jiimwlf
round, daily, to every office, and eiamin-
ledthtt details.., A.t titA CuloniAl office the.
morning, when the Uuke callei:, anu tin
cently reprovetl him by leavina hia eard '
on 1 he clerk' desk. , T ne Duke's 1 1
than
e
ter i o well known tha 1 need not ex
Satiate on itirrr Ho -eettainry t well eiuirt-
cd to 'preiido over Foreign affair, a no
man know European politics bo well, and
of no nan are tho European Coon in
uch awe. , He ha aa much moral cour-
ago a a tateman aahehad moral Cour
age a a ' soldier. ' For publje opinion he
care too little. He carried the Catholic
Bill against itand: thought he could put
down the cry of Reform in the tame way.
Ho 1 at indifferent speaker., Hi form i the toil were levelled . away 1o the tame
light, but ho U worn by fatigue. He ia extent, thus changing the very character
now in hia 71 tt year, and a erect ai ft of the cene of the battlel The localities
man of3.:i:!1"! V) :! : a! 4 "are thu tleitroyed. ,, You red an account
, . THE EARLOr ADEttDEEN of the battle, and when yon visit the scene
iWa Peel' Colonial Secretary. He f of action, you cannot understand how th
in hia 55th itear. Dark comnlexioned. battle wa fought, and yon wonders why
iuoaelw'madev and earlrslv attired 1 he
Uonent the least noticeable men in the
Urmtr House. ' He wai formerly Foreign
Secretarr. He seldom sneak, and then
hi delivery is carele His oice monot'
onon. .Jle haa a a-reat command of Word.
and if he oblr had little mote w.rmlh
might bo an imprnsivw orator.'- fli looks
are those of a Soaniard. -: He i consider-
edaman ofvery great . literary , accom
pliahmenta. ..T , r-y ,
' ' H H. G0ULBVRN , ,
Latefv candidate forth. 8oeaWe Chair.
wa. Peer Home Secretary. Ue is near.
W fjOJIo wM IrialtfiecretaryaantL WeJb
llngtoif. Chancellor ofihe Exchequer.
He i atrictly man of besinesa and noth-
inr of : an . orator.,llo enuinta,, which f
n'P,.n.,.ll S. rrutnallw atturlinw t ... Ilollhen. a a Set 4,0, lilO WlllOW 4YVOT. the
v I J as
hat a, pension of i 10,000.1 year a ex.
aece.tryjor.Aranti..,;i H,
sit
1 Was Peel' first Lord of the Admirali-
ly., ; lit ehier qualincatton vwas lie waa
a VHoUhiefly known o Cdonol.
of a Yeomanry corp of Yorkshire Hassar
Uavalry. tie wa laoru mpon'e euier
brother, Ripon it was who succeeded Can
ning in 1837 and is respectable, let-hea
ded vld gentleman . .HIHll !.
LOBll ELLEN BOROUGH " "
Wae Peel'a President ol the Board of
Control. He i not yet 50,. and ha twice
been married divorced from hi Second
wife becaute the crfm. con'J. with Prince
Scbwartxenburgh. 1 II i a very clever
man, an excellent tpeaker, aim particu
larly well-informed upon Indian affair
His oratory want warmth to, be effective!
but h sometime la very effective indeed.
He 11 by.noJ meaoi , an ourt; i my,, jn
talmttTO held iayreat "Pf 7 -
Vmmr Vna avill remember lhat 'Nrd Peu -
Peer. Yon will remembef thai Ned Pep-
E r in BoKer Paol. Ciiirord, is a hit at
Mcwborongh'a beautiful ? head ot hair.
Hi lock are dark and flowing,' and are
duly pnxeaV by their owner, at an in-
MancelTireaeme, oiihe"vaie 01 1 ny
incomparable oil Macaascr!" V
Wi Peel'g Preident of the Brd of
Trade, and he contd not have had a better.
Lord, AshborloB is bcUer known Ale.-
ander Barinr. He is well arquainted
with finance and trade. ' He ha not been
very consistcnt-vfor hi opinions have had
tome awkward change Thu (a Grant
states, for the matter took place before
my time) he wa the idol of the Iondon
home of our aflfeetiona
NO. 37.
mob in 1815, becaute he npiited the corn
lawr but when he purchasiril an ealale
ami Uerame land' proprietor, he suppor
ted them just as warmlj. "Th tofiea cat
led him rrpr- at nutive of hie brrt
chea rlocket.,, ' ,
MR. IIK.KRIES
AVaa Peel' Secretary at wr.rV ' Hi 1
meielja red tapeiat. In 1828 he waa a
Chancellor of the Kichrnitier. He has a
pfnuiiin, moch cunning, and no latent.
oucn U a riHij;ri bketch accurate aa
ar at it 'soea. and all its details carefully
collect d from auihor'uj of the Miniatrjr,
at it haa "been and a it is. If it shew
jour reader who and tt hat are cnmpeii
. T..-- t - .t n
lor for; n'ace in ) power in the
Bntjah
Parliament, my purpose will be
Ve-ry probably, the- above' facta
gained.
maj be
- . . I i . . . dP
,h'r ,n7 be tnany to whom they will be
Dew
t pom- or ability the- Melbourne Mm-
" tn lanlag over the Peel.
""i suiicannun, xtiinto auu raimerston
. m i ... - ,
i"" ere omcisia out s-i are itisijn,
9enille; Sumerset, Wfnn, Ooulburn.
ai"?7 M1W ,n ? "Cabinet.
,B.a ora5,alf nol ,n. ,he Cabinet, 1
mine tne tones nave the o si oi it. ; ine
only clever whig underlings aie Parnall.
Labouchere,Campbell,Hur Koran and
Sir George Giey,'. white the toriea have
Lord Lowther, 'Pollock; Fulle', Sir1 Q
Clark, Sir Geo.' Murray, Gla!torr.
Dawaon, Lord Mahon, PraeJ, anl Sir II.
CaWnet ai made upb Peel, the
epiaiiit ra that to left out -the elever
men; JrJn't'T?vPUc'a to
WW Slanlj, jfh Duke of Ilichmond, the
,E,rf Ripon, and other able men. There
""'
u. ., 7? V . ? '
n,tt' Hu .
, WATERLOO. '-H'. t-
Brussels corresp'indent of the Ntw York
ReertUiw rvlar. ia a ifrscrrntiorr of tfe YMi
aceiul to the latest age,
) "Travellers hare told
the world over
and over again, how tho field 1I Waterloo
wa. I think yon had a Well learn how
It -. is. Changed -wenough , -God knowt'
Cultivation ha done something to effect
this chance, but villainous bad taste and
royal vain glory have , done the reat. In
the iilain, the Dutch erected a huge mound,
shaped likea cone, on which lhey placed a
Belic Ijon. . This hillock was actually
made to mark the spot where the Prince
ef Orange wit wounded. . And to do the
matter thoroughly, about twenty feet of
ton cannot The Fiench , cavalry were
checked in their advance by the roughness
of the ground, the mound manufat-torer
has cleared them all away. . A bank hel
tered the English cayalry from the deadly
wp of ine Frenrn run, h bang la
ken a war. The Englih troop for hours
austained the attack ol the French n on
enmtnanding position., that baa. been ehov-
- elled awayl,r All thia h been done to
f,tU that a J)utcl Prince wa wounded on
-y i (hi H ,;' ii.
!J The wood of Piogoe la rapidly vanish
- I "
J"r?v' D"t ftf ll,nt.ton ht!
nere. H rr,n.M or T,Tr100' ,nu
' fitting oft timber. ?u
. Iloofomont. m. becoming a rnin but
. - ,
at r i r - , . .....i 1 i.
i.ianiu a ui Ancicica n 1 ninDuiaicu . sea: ia
very flourishing. Oeorw I Y.ywiu-temtvwolafoxtty fame lefW-all at
tv aierioo wnta on tne wnntmenr, h jsept
tember, J82ir ntl I said to have
con
temptuously smiled at the idea of a gnr
reou monument over the laid lg. r
" n - :' -' ... -.t ; . .1. . . -rvl. . f .:
1 ane natives insist, mat ine uuicn won
the battle, and blame Cotton, the- antlior
of the prid of Waterloo, who wao ? pre.
ent and woumleU, ; for allirmlng that the
Uuke 01 .Wellington anil his iroop had
some har , in the, victory, ...The Pru.
siane ay that Blurher wa th conqueror.
The French ay as little about the matter
a they can.' . , ,i, '
Of human relic (hero remain , tminy.
Tlie bones of the dead are perpetually
turned up by the plouirti. They eay 'hit
tne neiti i Waterloo has oeen rmaritaoie
.a aft a O as afaiti I a a c .. a
for lis .fine com since the , battle. The
year after the fight, the corn came up of a
dark green, human gore had made the land
mncH "too rteln w 1 r'1 ' rayv,y.
t TI fcTievi .Ha mITtVm thai
I .1 . ' r .o.j .t . r. .
in the autumn ol ,, 1814, a - the Uuke of
iVellington wis naaaing ovfr- Water oo(
he wa (truck with tha aniiect ef the place,
TbiMidhe
chooe on which - fiuht a pitched baU
rpr the iroertiei or Karon,' tie even re
mained a day at Mat 8t Jean,-and rare
lully examined the, place. ,,Nu doubt thi
obration,wac, of eueaial itrvfee to him
On Jane 18, 1815,; -7 Vi "
. ..'.nail. nnAia J
: M. d Oerstner, a ditinguihed Belgian
engineer and author, who built the Brt; or rnnay sys; . u i a;- ; ',..-" '
and on of the Jon;eURaiL-Rada on fharWe found time, on Wedneeday after
continent of Europe, came to the Uailed noon to prove to our 'own pleasure, tho
State in November lat, and ha ince delightful weather, by driving . to the
T ihat lime made a thorough exattuttatiun of .
the Kail UoatU in MhcT t tilled . Statr.
From hia rxiiniostiii'n it appear that the .
annual erajje. snia inctime.) per mile
of R ad, in lite L'niUil S ales, amounta to -3073
the ennual- current expense lo
iSIISOj whit h, cmopared wiili the-average
cost of a mile of Rail Road $0 000 gives
31 per cent. interrsU "This ia: an ioipnr
lant fart in the hiaiorjr i-f Rail.Roada and
i well calculated t rnccurapr as in the -great
cnti'tpriae which, 014 Tl.urday nfat,.
ill be preteiited fr the auppori of our
fellow-citizen. If there he. in the Uni-
led Sale, a scheme, which, frtun itape-..
culiar location, ad its.iinnoilaht ctMiiirc- "
Jt'ona, promise a richer rrturn itipon' the
amount to be invest;dt we know not where
it ran be (msnilKtJir Mr4w 1 -
In ecnnrciion with lhtaljeH,it mar ,
not be wnimportant to refer Jif ih contli-
lion ol the lieorj;! Kail Il.ia.l, (wUich.if
the Lynchburg: and Tennessee llitif lloail
aim 1 1 bo.ver eontrucie4jiil b a part
f the great Jine stretrhingarr Tjaines
Rivrr . to the extreme South.V i fur.:
niliino; legitimato .data uimiu uhiclt tn .
predicate an aumption of ita capacity
richly to remunerate . the alockhiild. ri.
This statement ia furnished by Mr, Thomp
son, the engineer of the Grorr-ia Roadi
which, bj the way,' ia now.; in operation
from Augusta to Ureeiiaborouiih, 84 rmlt,
and will v abort -time Wtvf Utcd "
Madison, SO miles further, .leavmr C5 : .
mitea lo be finiahetl. lo eUVct a j'i' tiot .
with the Wrstern and Atlantic Rail Road,
which ia in rapid progress of const ruction, -
at the eipense of lha Stale of Georgia! the
completion of which will give a coniinuoun
line of Kail Koal from the head of navi-,
gation of tW. Savanah lo the Tennere
n vrr not e tceedios- S00 mile 4n li e h .-
Mhe whole route uninterrupted br a single
inclinetl plane, requiring etationary pow
er, and - without a rise exceeding 36 Uct
per mile, r :m v 1 . ' !. t ;s; , .";
For the' it month ending on the 3 1 it Oc- J
t'ober, , 1838. the amount of 4' ' -e
toll received was t ; B49.60I 81' '
And for the aig month ending ' '
. on tho SOth April, 1839, 97,830 Of '
1 :i a-
Total receipbfor lajmonth, $147,431 38,
Eipense of all kinds daring ft ' f! ' ,
' lha" aame period STf 6J5n4 r"
. r if. .;'-f- -'. a'- i .1 ; '"'' nan 11 '''
Nett TevenurrrtS 884,099 MLt
: The roat of the Road,1 including; ma-.
chinery shtrrr and depoter w"8f3O,000 ' -
sTRl AL AND DEATH OF DANTONr V m
It iathe voice of Danton that reverberate ' .
no w from theso tloniearin
piorcing with their wild tincerity, , wihjrwl ? ,
trv,irttvtyiVLi beat wrtneafira. he-shir- ' -
tliat the comraittef-men themselves,. corae
as witnesses, m necuser he Mvviu cover Uiem
with ignominy! He raiaea hia huge : ataa
ttire, he shake hi huge black , head,ri firo ' . '
flaahca from the eyt of .nun, picrcuijr to all ,
Republican hearts; ao tliat. the very galler-
ie though we fill thorn by ticket, murmur j
ympathyt and are like tobwrat down, and
raise the peoplo 4Wid deliver him, Heeom-
plain loudly that he i classed with Chab- '
ots." aiid awildinir rocliobbersr ihat hi in-" " 1
ditflment 1 a list of Tr4atiliidukLand4hor-.L lj
rors. "IJantna hiuuon on the (Oth ol Au-. ,
!tustT". ' reverberate he with the roar of a v j
ionin the toils: where are , the . men that ; j
had to pre .Danton to show himself that $
dayf ; Where are I thea ,. high-gifted souls ,,
of whom he borrowea energy! Let thorn , ,
appear, these accuser or mine; l . have all , :
the clearness of my elf-poseBion whsn ,"f ,
demand them. 1 will , unmasK tne ; tnrea. ' ' 1
hallow coundre!c" lei troit pfatt Coquiut 4 . f
Saint Just, Couiion, Lobaa," who 1 fawn on ,
Robespierre and lead him towards his. dos- C
tructionr" Let them 5 produce 'themselvea :,, j
her, I will plangethcrrijnto nbthingios, f
out of which tliey ouifht never to have ris-
en. The agitated Preaitlent ligltate his ,
bells: enjoin calmness in a vehement man-" - !
ntrri MWhat is it to thee how I defend my-u - '
selff" e'rie the other; , the right, of doom-; I
ing me k thine always,, llie voie "of a" ' !
man speaking fof hi honor and his life may
well "drown the iindinfff thv bell. - Thus '
Danton, higher and higher, till the lion 1 voice i
of him 'dice away in hi throat,' ipeDcfi will 7
not utter what is in the man. ". ,
lTtTtleallTOtttttmtt-mltt
first day's Session ie over -Danton ; carried f ,
a high look In fjie death eart. Not o Cain-
ille, it ia but one week, and all is so topsy ' t
turviedt ; angel ! wife ' left , weeping love, .
tno "
riria gate, camivorotic bbM
irtaf found. Palpable,' and ycl Incredible; ""
like a madman' dreamt Camilla etruggle i
and . writhes; his shoulders shulllo the 4
loose coal off IhemrwW T
the hand tied; Calm, my friends," (aid h
Daolon; . "heed not that vile, canaiHe." At
the foot of the scaffold, Danton wa heard '' -
lo ejaculate "O mv wife mv well-belov-
td, I ball never tee i . thee more, then!" t
ut, interrupting 4ilmself, " Danton , no '
weakneast'Vrt lie said - to Herault Schells v .
Steppin? forward to embra-J him: Our heads '
wiu meet there," in the headsman s lack.
Hi last word were to Sanwon. the,, bead.
man himself. "Tbou wilt show my head a
to the people; it i worth howiog.' a So
passe, like a gigantic maw, of valor, osten- ,
tation, fury, affection, and wild revolution. ,
ary manhood, thia Danton to hia unknown ;
homo. lla....wa at,-JUciMttr-iAuhi..4 -
borrir of god farmer peopW tliere -.11a had t -many
:nn but ane worst sin he - had nob r
that of cant. No hollow formalist, deceptive 1 V .
ghaatly to the natural sense, was this; but a, :
very man,' with all hia dross, be waa a inna r
fiery-real from the great fire-bosom of nature :
, h , Heiar-d France f,
herself.. He saved France from Brunswick;
he walked atraight, in hi 6Wn wF.d toad, ;
whithersoever it led him. c lie may live for '
ome generations in the memory of moa. ' ,
icuu t.wvwwt.ui.
Th Philadelphia United State Gazette
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