TH0S:J.LEM4y,
Proprietor.
TERMS.
Hire dollars
SrMcairrio,
per
r-rPersoas ret"l'"f withotjl
iaa.re.l lpyh
. 1 ft vest sa a a
half ia anvane;
ithoot the Stale
mouat uf thjar's
l fint ini til euVaKWW.
w BATHS OP ADVERTISING.
... xiuara (not eseeeilinC 16 li
tit type) insertion, on dollars each sub
,,qe.tiniertion,twenty.Beentt. -TTrhe ailvertitetnents of Clerks and Sheriffs
Hill w- ehnrredSS per eem. hi.herj and s de
letion of 33 J per .ent. will be mad. from 'he
.eulsr prices ,or advertisers by the year,
ijettert to the Kditor nmt be post-paid.
The pnbKc'ert hereby informed that the eer
tiles of ihe School lately kept at the Episcopal
Khnnl BuilJines, near Raleigh, will it resumed on
Thnrmliv. the second day of January 1840, under
lha iupenntendanceoi ine aan.o inmruciuri, anu ai
Ac me ratea ot tuition, ai nereioture.
Raleigh. No. 21, 1839. 49 ! pd.
ALL AnTPAliTY
Will be rive at the Frmer'i Hotel, Franklin
Del, on Ihe ef euiciTi of the tfltli and 2-StS nfUe
eerWr neat. IIF.NJ JUNES.
MOFFAT'S
I JFK MKIMCIXES
KK-ANIVIATIOX When the moil im
portant function! of lite are suspended, end Ihme
hnara invalids br inheritance or imprudence
tre reduced to a deplorable dale of nervous ile-
MlUfe the rlhoul not even then desjiairj for it
li not ia deapair lhat relief can be found. No.
Let them Brst look around, and laying ami all
artjudieet, ak tliemelvea ihit iueaiiiii--"ll
tkj phvsieian cannot help me, it hit reputed ak. ill
aiy only resort.'"
Perhaps at thai moment llie heading of lliia
tilvertitement. 'Mun.ili't life Medicines, would
ia,cli their eye; and wi re llirv in Imih divested
I teolislt prudit, ttiev. iiuRl.t pei hapa. he in .
Jnerd to inniire whether Mr. Moflsll ' Hirm j
tail treatment of ilisrasrs differed from thai ol
their own physicians. They would ihea learn,
lhat it ill I ilillcr, an. I ver) widely and ailh must
kmiiT results too.
A tiOOl) Vy.t.F.TA "l.K ME1MCIXR iajiu
the rererle ofutt tfiia. i'or liumlreda of year.
Wore that aerjorfce of mankind, 'Mercury,
employed in the healina; an, I'li.vtMUtra utrd
aWhinir but aimple herba. F.ten the llible re.
eommrn lt at the Skilful plij -aiciau' he who pre.
idrcUt hi medicines li-oiu herbs. Witueas Kc-
c!rMcii, clop, xaiii.
V 3. Ilia akillul phTtician shall lilt up lus
arid; and in the tight Of' the great nit o be ahull
f in admiration.
V . Fur he bath nrenared bit madiainei out
of the HKHHS ef the earth, and he lhat it liM
till not abhnr thrm,
MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE XirK ME1II
C1NES poiten qualities-tit the mott mild and
tcncr.cial nature. They are competed of aril-
let. the most anti-putresceut, combined with in
'yHUewta mlhafamif.-.tfrtt .faaMMil.KMr-J.-(eterl
of eer de,eriilion. Wtten the disease
si produced either lium cold, obstruction, bad
urt swampy anu camp iimpiumi, wr pnirm mi
eiuii, whether malignant or epidemic, or by old
wmiiim. tliu mflicinea are certain in H,eir
IL.
oneratKHi orenects. mej sre pgiKimMii pp.
nrqualitiea wnien not oniy exiri an uiitiki
at i
at the same lime resioie anu invigoraie ina
ntlem. When nrsi iaa;en inm wib aiumtcn
K
theaparkof life, begins to grow dim, the eireu
lation languid, and the faculties paralyzed, these
fdicinea are found to g'Te a tone to the nrrvei,
tihilerate the animal apirita, invigorate the body,
ad re-animate the whole man.
THE LIFE MEDICINES hare also been
awil with the most happy aueeeaa in Nervous
.tid dispeptie diteaaea, Coniumption, Asthma,
Liter eombleint, llhenmatism enroow ana in
Itmmetory ) Uropsiet tt. he.
For further nartkulara of the above medicine.
at Moffals' good Samaritan) a anpy of which
atnmpaniet the medicine. A copy can also be
M en application at the office ot WM. I'ECK,
lileigh, N. C., agent lor the sale of the rocdu
K liberal deduction made lo thoie who ptir
rksie to sell again French, German, and Spin
as directions, can be nhtaineit, on appliratinn
a the ofBeo of the proprietor, W. B- Moffat
U367, New York. 51 tl
Qth Wm. Evans' Cilebatetl
Camo'iailc ami Aperient Anti
'Bilious Pills,
For Consumption, Coughs, ami CnKU, ner
ii iliteaaea, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bi
(ant diseases, oilea, ulcers, female weakneaa-
ud'all diseases of hypocliondriacism, low spil
in," palpitation of the heart, nervous irritabi
lity, nervous weakness, flour albua, semina
weakness. in li:r -stKin. loss of annetite. heart
burn, general debility, bmlily weakness, chlo
rmis or green sickness, flatulency, hysterical
fiuntingn, ' hutenct, headaches, hiccup, aei
ickneas, nightmare, rheumatism asthma, tic
Huloureiix, cramp, ipaimo.lic afTeclions, and
I'inte who are victims to that most excrucia
lin? disorder Gout, will find relief from their
tifl rings by a cotirce of Dr. Evi.ns' medi
tine. i
WM. M. MASQX & Cp Tt.leijh, AgnnU
Doct. V. Ev.tns' Kootliinrr Syrup
hr Children 'i'ttlhing.--l'Tcparcd -
'3 UUmelf.
to motiieks axd xursks.
The pige of the- 'Teeth through the gums
vmdnca trowtifeaoraw and: dangerona sy mplomaVi
il.il known hy mothers that there is gieat irrila
tiin in the month and gums during Ibis pnoeess.
The gums swell, the secretion of saliva is In-
teased, Ihe child is seized with frequent sad
Sudden fits of crying, watchings, starling in the
hep, and Spi of peenliar partly' Ihaf ehdd. ..
tricks with" eilreine violence, and thYustS in
nrrr into fts muuth. If these precuisoy
Jiapioms are not speedily alleviated, tpasmodie
unvulsiona universally supervene, and soon
Mi the dissolution of the infant. II mother who
Wte their little babes afflicted with these dis
tressing symtoms, would apply Or. W illiam Evans
Celebrated S.ioihing Syrup, which has preserved ,
kaadred of infanta when thought past recovery,
ha being suddenly attacked wild that laul
Bllady, convulsions
A itcal Illcssln-r to mothers.
Br. n Evans' Celebrated Soothing
Syrup,
For Children Culling their
Teelh.
This infallible remedy has preserved hnndreda
f Children, when thought past recovery, from
osvuttions. As soon as the Syt up ia rubbed on
Ike gums, the child will reeover. This prepara
tion is so innocent, so efficacious, and so pleasant
Am no child will refuse to let Its gums be rub
M with it. When intants are at the age ol four
aonth, though there is wo appearance of teelh,
ant bottle ol the Syrup should be uaed on the
lame, to open the pores, l'arents should never
t without the Syrup in the nursery where there
w young children) for if a child wekrs in the
ijht wtih pain ia the gams, the Syrup imraedi
a'tly gives ease by opening Ihe pores anil healing
" gumi thereby prcveuiing Convulsions, Fe
tn, he
(Jj Proof Positive of Ihe Efficacy of
Dr. Evan' Soothing Syrup.
Te the Agent of Dr. Evans' Sooihing Syrnp:
Dear Sir The great baefit afTorded to toy suffer
X infant by your Soothing fyrup, in a case of
rtfi-seted end painful dentition, mast eoavinee
I7 feeling parent how eaacotial an early appli
"ea of aucli en invaluable medicine it to relieve
wil misery nd torture.., My infant, while
jL' CXP rienced such acute snfTerings, that
""Vttackedl with neulaiona, and my wile
' tsmily supposed lhat death would soon re
rs the babe from alijuiah till w proeoird a
lr of your Syrups which aa so.m as applied lo
H'lrni wonderful change was produced, and
slew applications the child displayed obvious
a i ii. Jsia U k . s Js-
nrvm- - " v . . Mir
ui if xs tew .l. esc a ' . .-. - 1
nea thii I ------ " v v IS z- . -v y NT 7 V v V VST Xi NT X XT XT Xf XT I
. . ' I
" North Caboi.ina
VOL. XXX.
itelief , and by cnntintiine In ill use. I am clad in
ififnrm you, the child hus comnleiel r,.v.rl
and no recurrence of lhat awful rmi,l.;ni k..
lioee ncciirrrtlt llie, trrili are m,i..i,.. .I..I.
and Ihe child .jya .erfrel liralih. I uire imi
n.y eherrful prnuisiiun n. m,ke litis , kno'l
rilgment ptihhe, and ,ll give any inloi mation
on tint ciicu'nttance
M'M. .lOllN'S'iy.
(ET gentleman who hni madr li ial of I).-. W.
F.vant' .Vwihing .VirMp, in hit I niilv, f.n cate
of a lenhing i hihl .) i,hes u to wale that he
ruiind ii riiiin ly eflctiial i i relieving min in Ihe
gums, and preventing the ennn,iu.'i.tn hieh
sometime I .dW. rheerlully comiily wiih
his request V. Yurlt .Sun.
We beli're ii it ?cneiallv arknowledged hy
thote who hai" tri.'d it, thai i tie .Vmitliing .Viriip
for Children Cutting Teeth, mltertitrd in aii.iti,.
er column, ina liifl.lv ntlul articlr lor the pur
potet lor which it ia' intended. Highly re.peeta
hle persons, at any rale, who liavrf made use of
M.do not heuiate lo gi its virtue! ihe sanction
ottlmia aniiii '11,1,,,. 4'.. .,11
(0.'J severe tUise of Teething villi
Summer Complaint,
cured by tb inM'ihe Amerirsn Snoiliing .VvioP
nil). VV. F.vans. Mrs. Vcl'hrrton, ir,idii.g a
No 8, Madim tire,t- ,t.d ew ,.,T, lnt.v ,
the medical nOise ol Dr. W. K ant, if) tjhatam
street, . Y., and purchased a b uile ol the Sir.
up lor her child, wim was tulT ring eei uciaur
p.iin during the process of dentition, heini no
nicnlai ill thrralriird wiih convulsions, its bowels
ton were exceeding lose, and m. In.,d rnnl,! Li
retained on the stomarb. Almost iniiirit.ii, l
on its ap;dinaiiun,lhe alarming limptoins entin ly
eessed, and by snntinuing the'usi' id llie svrup
on die gums, the bowels in a sh .n lime heeame
quite i.hi 111 ! . As a tribute ol giaiiiude fur the
benefit aff irded the child. Ihe mother eame of
irr own accord, and Ireelv sanciioncd l.ui.liriti to
the ah ive. Prav be Darticular m Kim'iii., 91
III: 1 Chatham street, as there are sevtualnuu-
lerf'eits sdvertiied. No other place in the city
l.at the cenuiue for sale.
ftyimjwlant M0THF.1t ChiflH-en gr ner
ally aiifT.T milch uneaMurii from llie rutting,
of flieie teelh. Whatever dangeront t,r faml
Symplons attend this process of nature lliev are
produced iuvarildy from the highly ini4id aud
iif),med emmiiinii of Ihe parts - then tore the
prineipai imficiilions of cure are tn abate the in
flammation, and to softe soiill,-ail rerir!tfie
Rmjj, itr.llwt is eBeeted the IhTafit is presei led'
li-om subsrqiient' fever, itiRatulatinn, spatniodic
eough twitching of tendons, croup, canker, and
convultinnt, duolaying their fatal eonsrqiirncrs.
If mothers, nnrs. s, or guardians liajrf Iheir liab!-
tortured with painful and protracted urn'i.ii.n,
and this notice attracts their attention, ihej tboulJ
not be deterred from nurrhasine; a bottle ol
EVAN'S SOOTII1AO svitrp
lor Children Teelhine. the hicomnaiahle viiiue
If? f' 1 IS"1 vMviiMamaueaaTitx.K,.
iirreii uiouanus 01 cnnoren alien on the verge
01 uie-rave, 10 ine emnraeea again of Iheir dis
tricted parents, attacked wiih thai awluUnd mor
tileruus maUdy ennvnl-ioni.
AGENTS.
Wm. M. Mason & Co.
S. Hall, Vrwbrrn:
Raleigh.
J. M. Ifedmnnd, Tarhoronghj ".'
. II. D. Meehen, Vahiiigton
F. S. Maiahall, llalilaxt
S-'polswood h Hoberston, Pelersburg;
C. Hall, Norfolk;
A. Duval, Kichmnndj
lw is Johnson, Washington,!), C.
Merlimer h Mawhravaltimnre.
Splendid English and American An
nual. Just received and are now opening, one of the most
splendid collections ol EnKli,li and American llnnkt
ever helore offered lo Ihe good citizens of North Ca
rolina: F.aeh and every one are specially invited to
call at the North Carolina Book Store, where they
will find something new and rare, and fr superior
to any thing heretofore offered in Ihe way of splendid
Hooks Among ihem are ihe followine: '
Bonk of the llodoir, or the Courl of Queen Victo
ria The Iris, tplendidiy illustrated
Gems of lleatity, do do
Flowers ol Lnvrlinett, do do
Drawing tonm Scrap Book do do
The H. lie ol a Season, do do
The Shakspeare Gallery, F.ngravings from celebra
ted Artiaia
The Hallery ol Fine Arts, a enlleetion of Engrav-
inga from ancint and modern arliilt
Our Wild Flowers, with splendiil Colored engmvingt
The Itnmanre of Nature, do - to
The Green limine, t do do
Fi irndihip't Offriing, fine engravings
Forget Me Not, do do
I'neisot America, by John Reese The lltnsira
tions are printed in black, blue, red and gold inks
This Is Ihe lundsbmesl Girt Hook ever issued in
America
The I'earl,.. the Cera,... - fine engravings . ..
1'heGi t, b 11 nil i. 1 while t ail'
Itook of (icms, fine engravings
Flora's I) ciinnary, new edition, with a nnmber'n
nitiers loo Irdinus to mention- Those won- wish tn
rMrtxnasetp'.ks f.ir f ills..-, will, find lliejiu, at No ,j
rayeiieviuc airen, lor saie r
TCltNEK h llUnilE
Haleirh. Nov 27, 1S.39
j- LOOIi IIEKE ! I Ji
, The Subscribers coiiiiiiue to keep Wi nl F.o
teriainirient "f .i- tlalidtlig' hoaidert lianaient arrom
modaliou. They will, as heietnfort, iiav.all alien- '
linn lo render comfort In those who are disputed to ;
lavor them Willi their custom.
They till oceupr Ihe hoate formerly Itenj. S.
Kfcig't, dec'.l, on Wilmington street, opposite the
Post Office and the vacant square ou which a mar
ket house is to be erected
They offer for rent or sate a targe commodious
house, 51liy 28 en nlaining 8 rooms, lately finished,
each a fire place, $ sere of ground altahed, , nawly
fenced in, and all necessary out houses on Ihe lot.
More ground can be attached lo it per agreement.
Also fi.ie dwelling, eontsining 0 rooms and out
houses, and 2J acres of ground) on which one acre,
ihnni;h badly attended, yielded 10 barrels of corn
i his last season. On the premises is one of Ihe
best wells in the Inwo, Those who with lo pur
chase or rent will pleate applv lo
ANN PUI.L1AM k 5ISTER3.
Af.SO FOR SALE,
The honse which Messes; Fowler and Marshall
occupy, and ihe one a.'j iing now occupied by Doct.
Henry McKce, possession can be given according te
contract.
. LIXDEM AX
R.leigh, Nov 25, 139 ia ,
Register h Standard.
OgrA BOARDING SCHOOL JBQ
For the Education olyonng Ladies will be (ipcaeif
si my residence, in the vicinity of Liutlelnn Ihrpot,
Warren, on Monday the Oth of January pest. In
nnint ol health, this locality cannot be surpassed. I
hsve engaged the services of a Lady, who has had
considerable experience in her vocation, and who
comes highly recommended. I find her welt ejnali
Kierl toe the duties she has undertaken. Every at-tenti.-n
shall be paid lo Ihe morals ot theyoong La
dies by Mrs. Bnrge and rovsell, as well as by then
Teacher. Foe Hoard and 1'oilmn, during Ih K hoi
st; is year, $100. For luie $.W
VtlLUAM BCRC.R.
47 7m
Knv. 1st IIS9, :
Tarboro Press copy 6 weeks and send account tn
the subscriber at Littleton, Wsrrea Co. N. C.
y. b.
rou erful in mora!, in intellerturrl, and in physical resources the land of our irrs, and the
RALEIGH, N. C. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1S3.
DENTISTRY
W. A. M'CdlWElCK, I. O.
BUBGEON BtKTIST.
Respeetfullv rtif .ruu the citiirits of liali-'hrh and its
T ciiii v, tln.t lie has taken an nflice at ihe EagU' II -lei
fir ihe purpose of practising Divtil M uetnr,
in all it, v.iri us bmnches on the nrit io.pruv. d and
srie'..ifir prineip'r. viz. Scli'.g, I u ;ging. F.xti-aci-Inserting
i'ectli 0:1 Pirjt, G ,ld ispriojj, I'late,
S:e.
' He is a ivgu'ar gradinfe of M.Tieine, and hopes
hy a teut on luul ai.luity iu ihe line of his preci
sion, to riTf ve a shae of puMic p.trounjre
X. H. lie is in possession of a niatrrtSl, not
only innocent and easily applied; but ,f.tr supe
rior to nnv Unnff that has ever vol been discov
ered for l'lu itgtnz, particularly in l.ire cavities
where the netve is evposcd and tootlt othrrwise.
much disenspil, and w'.uild particularly recom
mend it to all l fore liavinsj tlicir teelli extracted,
Whirlt nlllPfVYi inillltl bg Wed ba.ajfiaaJlttmi.AMi:Ult:-L.1l JLl-3tAMJk.C-Ilin ISIO'Xow Vnrfc. in tn',ron wllk nthsr t'nl.
1. S r.ndics -.iifrd nti nt tlu-ir nriv-ilo rI
d" I
Nov
183P.
49 21 pd
r lii:X VV ASD COMMITTED
In tliejtil ol Itichnioiul t-..univ,n ne
negro man, railing hiunelt Hi iiiiisi. k,
and a;,j s l,e is free iicrn. d-ng tn ihe
i!l..f Sin. Maiv Hruwn, dcM,
hu inrrly ol aooreeountv.el lids Slate.
He is abmit six feet biih, btaik cum-
af
jf ;' plexinn, 55 or years ,ol see. Ife
1 been committed as a runaway.
' he owner, if any there he, is ri q ievtrd lo come
nrward, pruve property, pay charges and lake bun
away.
S. II SEDHF.HKY. Jailor.
K .ckiugliam.Richn.ond Co. tim. I J, ls.l'i.
sfilf
The utirriher has opened a I luuse of F.ntrrlain
mini at Kiankliu l)poi, where he will be prepared
10 aer'iniin.idate Kail Rnaif and Siege paa. men anil
(he public generally wiih nil kinds of refreshments.
II also keeps good f Urk and il irsi , and will
he ready at any lime lo transport feuvrllrri wher
may desire it In any pari Of he.nemnnitirigertliiitrv'
-:::;;I-..bmiin'-joxes:"'
" FraiiKlin Depot, Nv, 1859. 47-)w
A .'vulnrklnl I'latitrttloti fr Stile.
A very vali.nhle plantation on Tar River ia no"
offered fur sale on accommodating terms
TUe tr.cl contains .
- leV Ti'v-
9,1 ACItES
Ami is in EiTg;econibe county, 10 miles above
Tarboro', Hid is within four miles of the Wil
mington Rail Koail. A particular description is
deemed unoereassry, as it is presumed the pur
chaser would wish to examine the land person
ally. before buying Hut the fact may be staled
with coirifidei.ee, ttial the ljoid is eipial to any
on the River, and the Plantation is in (food or
der Tor farming', SnV may be divided in two farms
without irjtirv to either part.
And should it not be sold before Monday, 16th
D cember neit, will then be ofTerfil at public
sle on the premises, on the followinir terms
Five thousand dollars of the pmclia e money
paid on the first day of next January, and the
balance in equal inMalments, at one, two, end
lliree years credit, bearing inti rest from the first
day nf January, 1840, till paid, on bonds execut
ed with two or more securities the owner re
serving the right ol a bid on Hie land.
And kIiouUI a sale he made- of the land, the
STOCK, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, IIo?, iY Sheep,
Wit lit he crop of Corn, Fodder, Wheat,
and all the plantation looln,
idagons carta &c. &c.
Will be sold on credit of ait months for a'l
sums of five dollars ami upwards the purchasers
givi, g note and security before the property is
(It livcred - mid for all sums under five d isrs'
i cash o-i I he d iv of sal .
Persons rrialiing in p irclne will pfise app'y to
Theophd is Parker. Eq. Tarboro' ur to ra
Lleanor Haywood, lul qjli.
1:t. I t. 1.4 9.
41 lv
Mate oforth Carulnio,
If'uyne Cowi'y.
Court of Eiui'ty .fall Tfrrm,
Nathan Altman, el al.
VS.. ' '. s
N. tVa'hingtou, ad'ni. -v
ol Zdpha Hum, ilec'd.
In Ibis c:iute. i S referred to.the Clerk and Mi-
ier id pwid Ciml'f to IwrjiiH wndirrei'bore the
next ol kin and distriliutees nf he said 55dith41r
dre'd and 10 report lo said Court at Us nesl levin. (.
In ntirsuanett nl ssul onlrr, I, James isruwuiu,
Cleik and Master ol said Courl. do turehy notit.
all l hose a ho are next of kin or claim to be, lo ap-
near before me on theJDth. I9ih.h30ih davsrd elu-
ary next, al Ihe Couil House in Wayntsb.iiolljh, aiie"
make salislaclery prom ihcreoi.
J vlKS GR1SW0LD, CM. E.
Nov. lSih. 1039.
Price adv. $4.30. 4. 6tr
NEW AND BCAUTIFtL,
14 KIR undersigned hat
& just received from
New York bis Fall k Win
ler supply of saw tan
Vj.'tfirltSratctji
aatOTirot artria am
arr ar eooaf, beihg
the largest and most perfect assort a.ent of all that is
either fashionable, laaty or elegant, he has ever had
the pleasure of exhibiting forth inspection and pur
chase of the Gentlemen and Indies of the beautiful
VtiHroMtlitan City of Carolina.
In new designs uf Mooselin de lines, Challies,
I'on de Cherry, Merinoes, Silks and Saiins, be is
p.,tieslarly well supplied; and in Wool dje(
Cloths, Cassi meres, Over-Mating, Votings; ka hit
assort men I is ample and complete, and wclj worth
th attention of the inlclligcnt purchaser.
B. B. SMITH.
Raleigh, November 6, 1139. ' . 47-6V
Finria Lant. Why is a quarrel
some man like a beef-steak?- .Be
cause, ha is always in a broil.
ira ii aiw
Prlratc Entortnlniucnt.
The tuliei iber retiee.iloHy inturmt his friends
and the pithiie, lhat he wilt-reeieve hnaedrra by the
dy, we. k or inuiilh and it ready foemtrijin irav.
ellcrtaud provide !r their horset in the best man
nee. His s'ah'es are escellent and his ostlers rare
l.il and attentive. Hit charget will beat moderate
as can be afturded in this cev.
JDIIN' IIUTCII1XS.
Kaleigh. Nov. 1.1, .. it Sv
a taitu.
I JOXK.S, lurme.lv nl ihe Uniied Stafet
JIl
lotel, I'hiUdrlphia, respeetlullv informs hit
Ii lends and Ihe public, lhat be will open on tl 1st
August nest. lt splendid ami ei.mmndinut et b
lishmem, nearly npiinsi'e thj f'hesnui at. Theai ,
which ill he railed the Uni.-n Hotel, end with
a-turgiMjC iliat neither expense or labor have bet
an-d to render it one of the mrfst complete hotel
in ih Dnitc.l States, sulicits then- patronage,
li. Mill. 30 I." vr
Tho . merles.! A'msnaa and H nosltnev ol useful I
Knowletlee f tr MiO.vol. Dili: ih Culiivatnrs AI-:
- . -
nidh.m M '.'urn., .it n .r.Ki.ti.mi ivn.iwienve lor
ISV; Turner f llught't North Carolina Alinanae
l,.r lil.
The abnvr Almsntes sre for tale by the quantity
or 11) me sing ie one at in' "v.- not. a .-..nrr uy
I L'ltNEIt k IICGIIE1.
nsleigli X. v. (Tth. 4
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TTIK COTTAGE iXXH.
- ar-r. :--wicwTrr."iEsu;.' "
How tweet 'he rent il.nl labor yields
Tin. liutuhle ni'd the poor.
Where sits the patriure1! of the fields
lli-l'ore his cottne doorf
The Ini k i aiug.n in tin- fkr.
The swa'tow in ihe C:ives.
And love is beaming in each eye
Ht-iH-aththe siimiiK-r leaves!
The air amid his fi-nt-wiil bowers r
Supplies nnpurehaml htilih.
And iieartv aie bounding 'mid ihe flowers,
More dear to him than welih;
Pe-ec. like ihe blcs-ed sunlight, p'ays
- Arrrand hiihunihtc eot, r . : '
Awl Imppv iugh!nd itieerful dart
. .jJiahte Vila tew- Imi "
Atut when tlie village Sabbath bell -
. . U'iuks . out upon the. frl'T
The father hows hit head to tell
r . The music nl its tale;
"A fivsher vei'dure tci-int fo fill
. The-tair and dewy od, -
b And every inlnnt tongue it still, '
I o hear the onl ol tiod:
Oh! happy hearts! To Jlim who stilla
The ravens when they err.
And makes the lilly Wath the kills-
so glorious to irj eye.
I-.'S-ri-
- Friendship. i'Yiendship is a dan
gerous word for youno; Ifldies; it' is
love full fledged,-aiid waiting for a
fine da to fly.
Experience pclrifcs the Heart.
The (ifops that trickle within the
cavern harden, yet brighten into spars
as they indurate. Nothing is more
polished, nothing more cold, than
that wisdom which is the work of
former tears, of former passions, and
is formed within a musing and soli
tary mind?
Singer's Excmc. A famous mil
sicinn who had made his fortune by,
marriage, being1 requested to sing in
compnuy, "permit me," said he, "to
imitate the nightingale, who never
sings after he has made his nest."
Anecdoleof Washington. When
the American troops were quartered
at Newburg, at the close of the revo
lutionary war, and the soldiers were
stirred up to rebellion against the
(government by the famous nnony
motis letters, which it has since been
ascertained, were written by CJoneral
Armslrona:, then a major in the army,
Gen. Washington convened the of
ficers, for the purpose of addressing
them on- the subject, and calming tho
tumult which was beginning to rage
in their bosoms. He held a paper m
his hand on which the remarks he in
tended to mnke were written & then
it was, that finding himself tinnble to
re:id without assistance is lie was
drHwirigliis'sjyTrtwTes from hfs pock--et
that unpremeditated expression
broke from him one of the most pa
thetic that ever felf from human lips
reive I have not only grown jgr ay-
but blind in your service. 1 ho
effect of this remark was electrical.
No bosom no eye was proof against
it. Bos. Jler. Journal. :
Stiffening. When an individual
in Massachusetts wishes to drink, he
goes to a grocery, purchases n glass
of water, and asks for -the "stiffen-
in?"
,4 little Cock Sparroto. Render.
did you ever see one of those little
things, known asa cock-sparrowf
hat pompositv what airs hesecms
to assume! How he struts about the
path of others with as much conse-
puencc, and apparent courage, as
though he were the king of birds!-
He is here and there,-and - every
where sticking his officious little
bill into this thing and into the other;
while the rest of the feathered tribe
view him with the utmost contempt.
Just say "foor to him. and he's
frightened out of his wits he flies off
as fast as his little wings will bear
him, and hides in some nook, till he
thinks all danger is over. We know
of one of this officious, puny, and ef-M
feminate genus. The way he hops
about, from branch to branch, like a
jay-bird docs "from limb to limb," fir
really funny. We intend to put salt
on his tailr '
home ot our
afTeclions,
XO. 50.
77i Dule Int'itmlm (floridi.1(--'e
tjiin with pie isttre iiofic'e ihe fsviirable
tecentiiin which is given to ihe fountlin'r
tfthe Dade; Institute tf Florida, tlirough.
ojt.tlie U. Slated. '
It will be re-rittleetrd t'tat this i an ff
fort mjile by FluriiH t himur the mem.
tirie of the mnj gallant ileml, nt the
rral Siatra, whtt have fjllen in her le
fence; bjr raising monumental institution
to their memort.-, hjr which meant their
iiamvi atlmll be perprtuatetl, br chari
tab'j educating orphana, to pi cite, and
imitate their worth-
The patriotism and usefulnesa nf thii ef
fort, no one can for a moment doubt, and
we ars happy to see that' the Colleges of
Xtvtt.Ji'iu-kjin xnmJtna. JkatbntUer.-lliiU.
IcKe of the United StateB, liatf ien their
.ii.ini.ina I. ... .Kt inu.l. r...,.ti,.
,l9
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instirufion.
When it U rccollcctetl (Ital Nw York ha
n ivturn tnanv nf her
ctllant anna, a.tc-
rificcd t tin 1 j in their cnttnfry aerrice
Col. A. ll Thnmpnon, Capt. "Upton-8.
Fraaer, Cap. Wm S. Maitland, Capt. S.
I,. Ruaaell, Lieut. A 1). Mnckaj. D'.
Augustus C. Tustfl iff, and man privafel
-it bfenmes a matter f feeling that the
Slate of New York should let her voice be
heard, in the? carrying out of thia aacretl
tri'iute to the dead. Thia.alie ronbtlesa
will do, and her ilelefati n in Congrest
will be pFotld to co-operate with the re -pectire
deleetinna of the several other
Statea who have been b-reft, by death, of
patriotic citizens, and favorab'y view the
jnfiyer tf Florida, far a dnnatttm 4f land.
trcarrvout tim benevolent degtcn.
N, '. Star.
-oooo-
A good One We happened info an A
catleuiw a ft w U y ao tv hi!t this . Geog
raphy data wax in the act of recitation.
The lesson was untjec the - hcairof quea
tijina commencing with "whatia meant hv
Govern inent?" Amongst these ia the fol
lowing: 'Herapilalate "the powers of
each branch of our National Govern-
doea th Preaitlent tlo, air?" atkeil the
leather. "Noxt next can no one an.
awer?' "The Prea'ulent,,f aa'nl a little
fellow with a fine forehead and a bright
eye, "travellea about the country elec
ttoneertnjr, and paaainj under triumphal
arcbei 1 1 could not net the answer i.i tnv
, book, ir,"lie continued, "and I aaw- the
jone f have given in the paper. A hearty
and loud lauzh at the cost of 11 Excel
lency, of course, followed. '
MATHEWS AND HIS FRENCH
ADMIRERS.
Soit, the guitar player, was another
of Charles Muthcw'a devoted admir
ers. Meeting Mr. Mathews for the
first time at an evening party, he watch
ed ami ful lo aril him about lite room
with the futidost attention, listening to
all he said with the greatrnt apparent
admiration and enjoyment. At last lie
contrived tn enter Hi to roiivenittinn
with him, and Mr. Mathews, as usual
with frtrrlgiieis, led him on to talk in
English.
Snr began by complimenting Mr,
Mathews nn his extraordinary power,
pi'ofeNsing himself hla great admirer.
ami a roimimit attendant upon him in
public. Tiiis whs at the lime. Mr.
Mr)(lirvi arti d in the drama, before his
At Him'H,cre rnntemplated. 8or
nieiili'Hied Jjie delight he had felt at the
I tst new i Iiri hi lei- h IihiI seen him irn-
t eienU and ughed,ttrr, jn hi fc4--I
le tinri. the puiiits uhit h most amused
hitii; but he funl.1 iiiitiTemeinber Jliotlj?
tl.- nfflie piece nliich Imd ttnxentcttainetl
him. although he ! lai'peijr was nno of
his gteatest fjtvoi it". M'", Mathewft
ajigg fed,severs
said the orilcxei Spaniard, aiill try.
ing to explain. Artermanjr-attempts,
lie a last cntleavnred t d' tl:N hy de.
arrihiog each purlirnlar rihe dres
wnr t in the piece by M r, Mathews, u ho
vvntiM nfiLttHsint ht 4n-4nr;r .
Ctt(coan viler (Sir. MaMiews
shnnk his heHil.Lirge caps?" trapes.
' De man vis tie large button.", rite!'
Still Mr. Matltewa allertrd not tn know.
"L irge hat, vile? N'"ga Another
shako nf the head. L n"g vrep! whip.
Oh, so droll at long veep!" Mr. Math
ews ronhl not but h awara (hat lie
ine int ibefarre nf 'Hit or MisH." At
last Snr txi laitncd, Oh, now I know,
now I know; I recollect in French de
nnm! it is Frappo on Mademoiselle!"
Tb'n tt ansUlinii may be'worlhily plared
with "La deniere Chemise de L' Amour"
from Gibbet-' plaYralled Lve's last
Shift." Va . ,.
I rerollert one night, at tho Hay.
market theatrer-fer Mr. -Mathew'a
performance of "Mr. WiggiV 'li"
tingnitlied foreigner found his way be
hind the scenes; and seeing the perfor
mer reduce dlo his own fair propor
tions, and drrased for another char,
ncter. threw tin Ids' hands and eyra at
the contrast he now presented-t-froin the
ovjer-red figure in the first piece to the"
starveling Sharp In the Lylng Var.
let.' ' Tho Frenchman was full of com
TH08. J. I.KMAY.jEBiT5"'
plitnenli; be wan em hanti it wiih Mo'
nifiir Viggen," and declined he nnii.
haslt n bark tn his bX t. nee hii.t agait
allhuiigh; be pi-nfeNMitl tube aftnoftt i-j
liNiisti'd .villi latigl -r, T I m-sl go
my box more den I rat I neterao
laugh Im Tun ndiling vtiib a itty low
b'ivi; .'Imt indrril you descrte In b
laughed at by every tWy." Memoir ,
of JUatheics. "".
. Livp. .
5- Forth Italeigh Star.
iViehtTIiobebts It be read A thoefft '
.. , -.v,;- Of. . , ;
"rMrftsVs Eilitnra; I pro Teas tribe Whig,
who will never give up the ahip as long a
there is one plank above the wafer. I ; ';
cannot riossihlr diveat nirelf f the
tenngrat attachment to. old faahinioned
repub Iran principtee, and can tmly .say
that I have never bowed the knee , to anv
political Ho , ho has dared npenlv to
oppose them) but being a man in humble '
lite, have never been able to tin all I wish
ed to do fr their aunnnrt. I bad alwavs
hoped that men better qualified, would '
have yieltletl ample support to principles
ao equitable and dear lo every vnbnught , t
and intelligent American. But, aira ihe
awful ruin lhat I aee impending over mr
blondbriurht liberties an alarma irW, thai I
trairiMslteiclialL Hit.. tilgtfb t lbfeore.-.
Curposetotlevoteaome. nl thoae wakelul
oura in endeavoring to convince every .
man in Amer.ca, wha can and will read,
that he ought torie up in the magealy nf
hia strength and mil bat k the tide nl ruin
which, if unchecked, will inundate tl
laat veatlge nl our libertieCand leave u , T
bound fast in the chains of a mean, Ben ....
tonian, aoullens depoi?am : --
Some few of our Whiga tell me tu'y--""'
are ready to despair and jtive up 'ail fur '
losts Bot tMsjwiH'not-. di. Wt must ,
double tin r diligence! an I I now earnestly
propose to you to jet before your readers
the question as to the propriety of employ-" j
ins competent men to run through a I the
length and breadtlTnf our State,- whose .
duty it should be to enlightened the igno.
rant portion of the people of our country ,
on these important aultect for I believe
the great maas nf litem are itoneat -d- ift r-r-tha
reach M mtecj j. if they eou 1.4 but -serf sfe'ST
but you know .how. shamefully j bey have .,.(,
been imposed on by deigmng"mfn,'T
whem.-aaawyvffVt4iwdete
all trade and speculation, should be put .
down, and that they every " one", have to "
pay is per cent, tax lor an the Danits .
tho' the never saw' a bankinr bouart
and a thousand ef these low, false rtift.
cea thev artnlavlna? off on the unlearned v
Now, Messrs Kilttors, if you will print
far ine, I can convince "any man in the
wortdlhat there 1 nolrath "itrlhe pre--7
tentions of any Adminiatralion man to re
publicanism) litis I shall do in ao plain a'
manner, that no sober man ever will -con- -tradictjt.
I proceed by asking, what ev
ery man must answer in the affirmative. J
Is not a Republican one who holds with
a Republican form of Government? and ie,
nut a republican Government one in which,
the voice of a majority of freemen uttered
by themselves through their lawfully con-
stituded delegsles, become the paramount
law of the land? : ;
Are not the members of the Congrrsss
of the United States the lawful represen- .
lativei of the American people? If ao, -s'tould
not their voice so ei rcss d become -,
the law of the land?
And ia it not the duty - of a Republican
Executive to carry into eiTect the wishee"
ol the majority, when fairly eipreaaed?
Is not despotism lhat form of . Govern
ment where the minority bear role ami
dictate to the many? In a republican
Government tlo not Ine majority go be
fore and point out the laws by which the v
would be governed, and the executive fol
low in their rear, to carry into effect their
expressed wish? ;
And in a despotic government, does
not the despot go before and point out the .
laws by which nil vassals shall be govern
ed, -anudo not the people follow in-tha-
rear, lo carry into effect the., mandate ef
their leaderr yt pT '"""rt"
Nw (he. question is 'nn wfiich Js the
best lorin of Government, which migrit
depend on circumatanct ,amongJJutra1I
iir;oryiitick is bvst, perhaps, and -thj
more despotic tbe belter lor ihemi but for
enlig'tened men, 1 should, for one, be on- "
posed to Hickory all the way, and should
greatlyaprefstr 'lued-Ubwte.. voice, of
majority. . -
RttMbe-questionaSj can an administra
tion man consistently call himself a repub '
lican? Did not the past administration
(and the present promises to tread in its ,
.Jep!J wantonly set at nought the will, of..-
the people, after it was fairly expressed,
in many important . Instances, by refusing
to sanction , it by signature? Indeed,
what important measure hasthe people pro- '
nosed, which happened not to fall in with
its views, which, was not defeated by an
unparalleled abuse ttf the vetoing pnf r?
Ami has not the administration, in almost
every instance, gone a head of the peopta
to d.dsite what they should do, instead of
carrr'mg into effect what they had done?
Wow, can any man be republican, who .
U the advocate, friend, and tool of a des
potism, unrivalled for bas. ness and ruia,
by any that"" the pen of the historian " r
his ever recorded in the darkest bl"s of
tkewVhi? . - ,
VIV unrivalled tor baseness," because f
the rhaina by which it Is rivitinj upon us,
are forged under a cloak.' dark aa the'
amoke nf perdition, to which Ihej hava
given the beautiful name of Detnocrotio
Republicanism, in ortier to tun every sua- -
picinn 01 tianger, tin tne last rivet is
clenched firmlv. The people are called
toselber to vote for their membei a to.Con-.
gress, as though thflj wishes were to be . J
carried out by that body, and after paying
large sums for their servicis, what does
it all amount to? Why, much lest
i