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It ' ALKII5I1 8Ta", AMI S II It Til OA KO 11 N A t A ZKTT K.
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FostiaJT or VU. Va Bet- 1 i teem
' y quits sasswaary eouayliiaeot is I be Uuiied
Bute (a , public mil, retirii.g- te privet
life, lo sit fal their poiuaiis. Souse unknown
fcwidteaiy deter artUt, sterns to have ek
o fltVs (mm of Mr. Tan Purea. The rrult of
the attempt tp?ttt U b l th follow
ing tketeb of lhe retiring Pieaidenl i lb eul
MS 4tbe EveidruT, Poet. Th outline and
euloripg make The poniait sot enly ereditabl
I a work f art, but admirable as a iikcnc, 1-
SI. Van Buren haa liril moral faith of ny
kind; barely enoujfli -to need no arirficial esciut
iiob f boJy er .i(id. Thi deficiency drive
bun into u artificial code of political practice,
in whit b lie rt-t. fl alt eocial Scion to individual
iuU'it-eie, tad all pntliicl aelion to combina
tion of tk'M internal, lie believe firmly ta
' the iWe of matiagtmetU, or the cool, considerate,
erti'ul application of general J topcatlinn to the
4 tntting temper and opini'ii ul the masses, a
, tar the can Im ascertained, and w ithout any
-a4inf relerrnce to their propriety of durability.
Uts generalization of social pbettometia never
rwU Up a to a moral power. Of oeeeaaary
liutli U public opinion; but tie eitnpty deal with
iVoileoiive opinion oi men, aa niamft-eted by
tun fcpresenlaiivts, of . otheiwiae eonapieuous
individuals fruio or among Ibe people, by wean
nl certain easy tulei anaUgon to addition, sub
traction, multiplication anil division in arithme
tic J i belongs wholly to the pretest time, and
may Je saij to represent trading or buinet pol
itic, lie ia tl e fery impersonation nf party io
. lU stiica-st feaure of.f'irujal diJp!me and r
eiuaive eouiLhuliun. He is ceremeMio. polite,
reamed in manner, wy a.u' i!l and extremely
ua io fttiun."
77ie Laboring Clatttt of Eurwit.-
Thank God! we hare in our country "net
t her poverty nor richer," in the European
' ico'p'-t:on of these lerrue. We have none of
those overgrown fortunes which accumulate
in pancular familiee enormui wealth, pla
eing under their control large rvgiona of
pruieianu, wiui m wng iiiiiaui-. mem, a-.m
thin rendering die mats miaera'ile, that the
few may live in luxury-. I content mvself
with ituing tile facta a they exist, with
out comment or teproacli; neither aeeking
to investigate the cauae, nor to suggest the
remedy. A a one of the phase of human
life, an American may well be anxious to
observe the condition and manner of high
'European aociety. and to deacribe theu lor
tija .jcotryroen;,... m' ..dracriptiori, if
faTitiru'- will contain much more for want
- 4iao,.for Mttitatinn. Vhon ntratd
'With the extreoiiiy of penury end w etched
,jstm whiflhery where meet the eye the
- prevent terrdeoey -f ihe inalitution in Eu
rope, whether continental or inanUr. pre
aent a auhject of painful reflection tn the
foreTf n traveller, and I ahuulJ think of e :
zri me alariB tu erery lover of good order,
and to erery WBll-wisher to human nature.
In fact Kuropeaa ociety J a volcano, pre
pjtreJ alany moment for an eruption, which
May bur; beneath 4u Uv tlie nappineaa of
rmieraiion. The evil, in truth, lie far deep
er than mere appearance indinaia i'olit-
iealinaii tu lion certainly equtra regenera
tion; a better adaptation to the preaent ttate
ioi aoeietr, anil to the prevalent opinion of
pie world; a ayttem of legialation and ad
WiincVatioo, not iu the interett of the few
whe govern, hut Making the general wel
fare of the entire rommunitf. Dm beyond
Itlii. there - are cause in operation which
flawtra-inoUotcktCiiJ whi.:h Governinem,
if they can affect, cannot control. Proper
Ay ia ton unaq-ia'ly divided; population prcs
t too cloely up n ubiieiice; employ
menti ton ofinn wanting, and too inaulfi
, cientty paid; and penury and in:ery are the
!njquehrof. ''Life, 4n advance, offer to
the iaburing man nothing hut a perpetual
trugr!e to procure the mean of ubiienc
aal the prospect of early decrepitude, and nf
n death in aqmeden of wretchednee, pub
lic or private.' The extremity of Buffering
which the tdj world exhihiie. i bevond tlie
reach of "an American imagination o conceive.-
I ahall confine myelf tn tingle
fact." I pawed the hint tummei at Veraail
let, when the commanding general put at
my diaporitioiri.MWi-efrr to "accompany
tna in my walk, and to point out the fan-
""oua loeahui wortriy of particular obaerva
vtion at that (cat of wonders, Ile wa a very
Intelligent man, and well educated; and I
owe to tii conrcraation much knowledge
oftf-O true condition of thmt tn the inter
nal economy of France, lie wa from the
neighborhood of'Amein, and hi father was
a email proprietor. 1 aked him, one day,
t what waa the ueual breakfast of the lubor
mg people iu that part of tlie country. He
aid. , ''Plenty of water, and a piece of am-
munition bioad vubbed with ao onionri
fiobmc t rtad W e have often encountered
jiiea who profess to believe the bad "no ti ne to
fetl;H Now we think of It, they have always
been men of om character, the point of which
are easily summed op. Nine lime out of ten,
they are men who h never found tin to eon
tor any anbttanfial advantage either upon their
rountry, their families, or tliemselves. They
generally have lime to go la. election, attend
publis barbecuH, canip-rumling, sales and sing-
Srg chnol, but they have "no time to read.'
Ttiey frequently epnd whole days in gossip
Jng, tippling, and swapping horse; hut they
. have Mm tiaae to read." Thry sometimes loot
- aay tn aakinf advtoa of their neighbors
aometimee a day ia picking op the new, the pii-
ee curroul cd the exchn-but these meonev
: er have "any lime to read." They have lime ta
hunt, to fiili, to fiddle, to drink, to do nothing,"
hut 'bo time to read." Kueh mea genoraJly have
' atiedneated children, animproved farm and an
hippy fieekidea. They have no eueigy, ne epir
it of l uprovemeot, no love of koowtedgat ihey
live ankaowing and unknown,' and often die
unwept a ltd aregreled- Smtiktr Cultivator, :
, Aw l!rPiA X-rox.-rTbe abrigtal4ra
dition concerning the origin of the well
known inhabitant of oitr forests, whoso
plaintive rry has induced ita cognomen of
w -ip poor-will, l highly imaginative, and
worthy of the aucient mytltologisu.
Raw chewaine, or the flying Pigeon of
Wisconsin, lore! Wai-u-natsa, a young
chief. The father and kinsman of the
maiden were opposed to her wedding Wai-
o-naisa, I
la lb beatiful isTgoda of tl)t river near the
home of ike Indian maiden, the lovera had
frequent stolen intemewa ;
'J be young cluel waa lorceil to go out on
a war scout again! the "ioux. The . maid
en, dieonolate duiing bis absence, was ac
customed to swan nightly to the loved isl
ands, arid there wandering among acene
hallowed by hi remembrance, call plain- i
lively oo the name other lover. One
. . a as
night aome-ol her father a people bearu tier
voice, and pursued the eound. ' W hil fly
ing from them, juvt as her weary limb
were about to Tail her, the kind Maniiou
changed her ante a bird, which haa ever
ince born the name of her lover, and flits
continually from bush to bush, repealing in
melancholy notes, W ai-o-nasia! Wai-o nai
tzlI'hilaJflnhia North AmitUan.
Dr. Franklin' $ Code of Moral$-'tt
lowing list of moral virtues wa drawn up
by Dr. Franklin fur the regulation of hi
lifes Temperance bat not to fullness;
drink not to elevation. Silence Speak
not but what iny benefit other or your
self: avoid triflinir converaation. Order-
let all your things have their place; let each
part of your business have its time. Res
olution llesolve to -nt-norm wUat you
ought: perform without fail what you. re
solve. Frugality Malee ruj cxpence, but
to do good to citiexs or to yoursell; that is.
waste nothing. . Iiulusiry Lostt no tine,
be always employed in fctimeiMng useful;
.keep out of all unnecessary action. Sin
cerity Use no hurtful deceit; think inno
cently an J justly; and "if. you spunk, speak
accordingly. Justice W rung none by do
ing injures, or omitting the benefits that
are your doty. Moderate Avoid extreme;
forbear resenting imurie. Cleanliness
Suffer no uiic'eanlincss in the body, clothes,
or habitation. Tranuuiliiy I'e not dis
turbed about trifles, or at accidents common
or unavoidable. Humility Imitate Jeous
Christ.
Yakkb IxoKxurrr. -In the course of
hi lecture on Tuesday evening, before the
Mercan ile Library association, Mr. Lat
rohe related the following iticiilont. While
croaainjr in the atagtvona-of the vant west
ern prariea far ahead on the black line which
m rked the road, was tliacovered an object,
which, from 'lie dialance, could nut be made
w lf?e'r near approach, it wa per-
celved to be one :"of ifioiie yeWcle kontfuas
a. Yaukea pedJw'a waxm. 'J.lie .owiter-of
the concent had met with a sad accident
l ie had broken both an axle tree and a shaft
of Ins colored and curtained wagon. The
first he li d repaired with a rope, but that
done, every inch of the rope was exhausted
MUi from a tree or even a bush of any
kind, from which to 'cut a temporary shaft
here was a dilemma, truly. Hut the man
wa equal to it. lie had a tin drinking cup,
a hammer, some nail, and a pair of tailor'
shears hen the stage came up and stop
ped, the man was found busily employed ta
catting up the cup into strips, having Hist
bmkeii out th - bottom, knocked off the han
dle, and unrolled and flattened out the cyl
inder of tin that formed the body of the cup.
The curious passengers looking on while
the Yankee ped ar proceeded to lay the two
broken enda of the shaft together which for
tunately had been split obliquely. He then
wrapped around them the atrip of tin, and
nailed the end fast. This dono he tried
the shaft and found it strong ! A he bitch
ed in hi hone, he looked up to the won
dering passenger in the stage coach, and
with a quiet amile of satisfaction, remarked,
" I guess this i the first lime in these pari
that broken shifl wa mended with a tin
cup." How the passenger in the ataije
couch laughed, the lecturer did not say, but
their m rriuient may be easily imagined.
Mjiix..K creature brought into existence
for the purpose of getting ptoperty.
JP'otnan.k being who was first made
an angel ; but having been turned out of par
adise, her wings were clipped uff so that
she tdiould Rot (ly back over the gates
, One day ttfter marriage. I he begin
nin of sorrows .
Christian Urbanity Shaking hands
with your antagonist before blowing his
brains out.
Nr.w Classification o the World.
England is a vast manufactory, a great lab
oratory, a universal rounting-houso. France
is a rich farm, contending to turn itself into
a manufactory. Germany is an ill cultiva
ted fie'd. because they are philosophers and
not peasmts who till it Southern Italy is
i villa Ja xuitts.. IXorlhern Italy is an iittt
frtaTjtrfrfo tana is a canai. .,,.?!! ween ana uenroantaie,
carpenter's yards. Poland is a sandy heath.
Russia is in ire home. Switzerland is a
chalet. Greece is a field in a stale of nature.
Turkey is a field lal'ow, India is a gold
mine Egypt is a work shop for apprentices
Africa i a furnace. Algiers is a nursery
ground. Asia is a grove. The Antilles
ire sugar refineries. South America is a
sioie. North America a tilt futf. Spain a
till eoply-
CANstKo'JViTTicuM. The lato- Mr.
Canning, it is said, was requested to read a
phsinph'el written by a noble Lord who
waa deeded by monopolist quite an oracle
in support of the respective duties oo loreign
wool. The tract is atatod to have begun
with a sentence like the following: "There
ia no doubt that under a due system of pro
tection the growth of Uritioh woo! might
be greatly increased, and lhatour domestic
wools might eventually be enabled to stand
the com petition of the wools of the conti
nent The witty atatesrrinW
W in wool into an F and returned the pam
phlet to the party who bad forwarded it to
him for his opinion of ita merits.
FathionabU Lir.hgur.-Uerti a "hit
at the fashions" irom the Uoston Poal ;
: Mrt. .0. Mrt D., do you visit Mr. C?
; Mrt. D Certninly, her husband ha a
partner in Paris, and by kcrpin? nn an ae-
J nilainhuica with his wife. rrt th l,.t.t
Uailtiontl ' '
SMITH'S SCHOOL. BOOKS.
Fm mU at lbs North Carotins Boufc 8tore, Ral
eigh, fcy Tarurr and llugbss. ,
Omitb Sclmol Ui(rapby, on Ibe ProJutiiw
8t eai. Clew EditM a frviaed end enla-fd. i!'u
rutl by thirty aJdiiwntl cu'a, put up iu uni
form large Ivpe, aeeuoipeuied by en emire Ai.
Is,eatlin(-tiglttea very auperior Stapt, Cbail
of tin VVurhl. &.c,,lAc by K.xwell C. dmiih. au
lb of the Practical ar.d MnUl Aritbmeiic l'ro
Jticiiv Cirmmmir, Jtcdcc.
The pupuUliun in lb Book snd Allae will h
ahsred teorrpnd with the Centua of 1840, as
won a officially tportd,and wiU he kept Ms'every
rmpeel fu ly up with tbe iiatee.
Hniib's New Ariihmetic, on the Productive
Hjgirm, Kmikfuil b 'UiiJ much larger ttian tbe
Praclical suit Meats, iteniyurd for achnlara ad
vanced in ibe lady, (ecempuied by a Key end
cubical blocks if defied. J
tfm rii'a Practical and Mental Arithmetic, on a
new plan in which Mental Afilimetie ia coobihed
with th it -e ut the aiatricimlaing a complete ajalem
or all praclical purposes lieing iu dullara and centa.
Sleretyi ediliun, reKed ami rulareed with e-
eruieea fir Iht eUte. To which ia sdili-d S Prac.
fical.tyeteniuf Uuok ftt-ejiiiig. Uv Koswtll C
Smith.
Key to do., with the example fullv wrought.
Sinnli'a nam Grain mar on the Productive y-
(a meilicd af iiuiructioa rrcenily aduplee in Lier
many and 8uzerljnd,) deaiaiud for SchooU anJ
Aia lemii. -. " - -
WE ANNEX THE FOLLOWING AS SPECIMENS OF
NUMERICS fcECOMMENDAT IONS.
I have ueJ Piniih'a Urauimar, Ueojrajihy and
Ariihmeiic on the Productive Syalem, in my Acad
emy f ir ibe laal ibree yeara, which la aullicienl priiuf
that i conarilcrthenr etiFCrior to ariy wirlia on the
libjeeia of which tltey treat. SluiienU in Graiu
mar, uaing mith'e tvoik, make progrea whtclma
Innialita tliuac who have been accualnmed Io the
old ayateni of class hooka. The aame loilil be
eaid ufaiudenla in the other branrhrx. Of theae
I apeak CDiifiJinilv, bavinj my knowledge from ei
perience. C. P. D. M A fi l l. V,
Kecltr f Mw-t Ziou Imtitulitn.
Prom ibe Conmoii School AsutUnt, e.litcd J Oil il e
1 aylor.
Nsw Yobk, Feb. 23, 1810.
Smith' Geography. Impravtd. I he alwve
atandard and popular woik baa juat aparrd from
new ilalpa, the old onee having been dcatroyrd by
tire. Tbe entire wuik baa been reviaed, and we
now pionoMncr it ibe nrnat accurato w.irk ii mar
ket. We perceive eeveral new mapa; one of Pale
aiiue; one if Liberia; one of Mexico, Ac. The Map
Chart of the World ia pre-ented on an entire new
plan, and one whiqh a.ida great value to the work,
and inual be oniveraallv admiied. In all leapecle
lb irk ia etjual lo an) Geography we have, and
in teveral imporlaut parucuUia aupeiiur to tbe olb
era. DecS.ldtd. " ' "
A Treatise on AgrlcirlUm-: Dy J..im
Armitrong, avnli nuterhv J Moel Ihr aa'V by
I Llt.NKli St HUtillKI
Feb. 3rd. 6 .1.
MOORF.'S WARKIIOVS'K,-
riTiminu, ta.
The impeetn'-a l the wairliomt lake llitrnelhl
ol raluriniia their 0t thank In ihrir pan-uni auil
IrwiKla r.n paal laoura, ami muit reapccilull) aulicii a
coutiMUaiir.tt uf Ihr annie
The clabliahnieiil hh ihry conduct poaaeaiei
evrr) a lvMrtage llial-eua iw-ilea'iril Siluateil almnal
crtili-iil in the lowii, uuon a fine paved atrccl, and
very near the l)pii ul the Pcteraliui g an'l Koanoke
Kaitrnart; the taeililira f it receiving, opening and
ahtiiing Tohaccn are nut tin pulled by any oilier in
a;iteiinti.in Virginia
'e ar, ilelei innirfl In do all lliat ia in nur power
tn ob'ain iIm higlieal mai-kcl price lur all Kibacno arm
10 nur cat e, anil have a auHleient number xJS aide
hanila to itn our Ituuneat viib iliiiMtcb. t'e aaaure
our li-irnda atid ihe publie gi-nvmtly, thai we wi'l
uar every rxertion In give taliilactiun Bud to merit
Ihrir atiptioti and eniifulrnre
tjonaijiiinirnu by HiHruaJa or nlhervlic, HI be,
at heieluture, pronipll) an I tlrilly aiiemlril tot and
iu every cave in ahivh we may be drairetl lo ilo to,
we will with pleaevn tend lliu account ol talrt, (wilh
a check, il diicelcil, ) In aay I'utl uNiue that mav be
deiignaiedt nr we will pay Ilia aiiiount .to any hnuie
or KT.a iu Peteraburg that we may le ilirreicd lo.
AH lurrgea, tucti aa UwlrMd b-eighl, iliayage.tte.
will be at all timet advanced, at heieiu(oir and the
Inbaneo will be held lo oil r or tnlil, a, rhe nwnert
mav deiire Plantera and ntheri are paniciilarly re
fUled tn have llirir namrt diatinelly luaikuil upon
their lingilieada, and enmignrd to
I'l.t.tlAM h JOXP.S,
Jar.aarj 33id, Hit. .Mow't'tH-urr itnit,
t HK).
ItSomoirs & Loiters of ITIadaiac
JMaiibrnn, by tbeCouiiteeV le Medln.
Juat publikhed and lur le by
TUItNKK it HUGHS.
f lAKOKV SKKDS. Frnm the brat and ronat
I entMthH- Rceiltmen anri -Carftcnert in the North
ern Statra. (Warramed lieih and genuine. ) C'tr p ol
MM. A Uige tupply, juti received and lor aale al
the North Carolina Dunk Kiore, bv
TUItN'KH k IIUCIIF9.
N. tl. Plower Reeda ot altnott every detcriplion.
Kaleigh, January I Jib. a
TUC NEW WfJtlXB.
NEW YORK.
- D.itboua and tju.irt,. , furi.uljrj to tnhaerib
era al the uniform price nf $ 3 per annum, or $5 for
Iwo enpieaj and at hiligi'menia are niaiia which i n
ehle tlie Pub'iaher and Edilura to incretaa the in
lereat nf t ha enmina nlin.. m . B,u . 1
both in aplrndid emlieliahmenta and rare wotktto I
aim -me nnie, rt aw V olb Know
c.?niih-red the 4r, and moat intereating- family
new,paer in ibe United Staiea.
To fouthem and ".Veatern people it ia iovalui
able, a furnishing (hem, al lberrioat trifling coet,
wild ell that t'a new eod cbuice in the literary
world, enl which they can heve o vneane of ob
taining in hooka, vacept al twenty lime Ibe coat
of our yearly aulwcriplion.
a'HK SUIISliuiIIERS effer lor tale privately,
I their aril known Farm anil Mercantile Hand,
wliudi ia b-lieved f be the beat cpunlry tland any
Here hi the County., 'I he larna ia amply mm
aient fur three or jnuc liandu the d welling large
and commoinVwv. with three roomi below ataiit,
and thrwe rexMna wild fire Krc platraj Iraaaed audi
en and Htnwe chinney, with good honw a lor ter
' e. The Stnrv llnnac it titty -tea tret tng,
vareasa Iwo fire larea, and the Store ibiny-eighl lerl
in leegtti, and tn fert able, and not too large
lor tbe tin tine at ot ibe vicinity. Alto a Gin llontr,
twenty-funr feet iquarr, and a Cl.uicl, tlotr by the
Hiore, Hl.in rcieiity yardt. I heveere bctidra, all
keaeiaary Out Itimart. Farther panictilait it deem
ed unnevratary. On application, any pertne can
et.min fur thtanarlvrt. It we abi.uld not aril I y
II fat ol May, we May go to.butineaa egaia ooi
tetve. ' ' T.
.Iiitaarjr:iJib,.JWi.:,;,,,;,1l;-,. ..nrytim
(OM MtTTEl) to the jail nr Konhtmpinn coaa
; ty, H. tj. on the Slat December. 140, a ac
gre tlaie, aa a ruoawae. catlmg hioiacU
8VLVF81 tit.
He tat a he h Ihe preprriy of Alexander Walker,
ol Aiigtiiia, Georgiat lhal he waa raited in llaliUt,
N. C and wat Bold by Mr. Aattia nl aaid place, to
Mr. Datia of Peivrtbnrg;, about three ytart agn.
V a ia about 40 or S jeare ol aae, daik aompleainn,
it $ leel 4 or i iarhrt bfb, bat on emvtmon home
tad elotbea. , I he owner ia raqneticd le eme
h.rward, prove propert. nr he will he dealt aitb
eem dii g in law. W M . S DlLBKO, Jailor.
Jack ten, N C.Jan. 7th. Ml. If
NINETEEN PIANOS
, rrr Suk if E P. Xot. Petmtmrj Tit ,
UrOM THE FAIREST TEEMS rOSSIBLE.
Take ibe aaromiaand try Ibeet. if good keep
ibera, U not reture tbeaa, witboul paymg lor theaa.
At xaie Pianoa are fee toperior lo other. " ai
pnrhat:it generally are but Idtle eeqaamted wnh
ibe dia'ertnee in them, (m tide) il tetn.t to m that
in getting to cotlly an aiticSe, loomuah eautkin en
aut be ubaerved. ' .
Many prraone are perfectly watvtafied anil the in
atruiuenta rbey Lave .u.cbated until tiiend or
neighbor geti one abirh it cnnaidered tuperior.and
then ill), wiihlliey bad been more partireler.
lb re it no uccetiity ttran) thinf fuither than a
limit iu prtca iu any order nbkh m be e,ut sac.
1 CP. NA3H.
Dec. 2J- - 52-.
ADWI.MSTHArOlt'S KOTICK.
At le I i lerm ot the li.n'y Court ol V e
the' b I aer 'r iualibed at admrniatiaier tl the ta
taaVl T i.-oi bililt Hunter, ileceabt-d.
All p . mill having tlaioit hgamit the elte, are
I. reb inifi-d to pictent tliriu lur aeitlenieut, aud
liio.,u lebl.-d, lo cunw loiaaid and make pa
uicnt ailhnu! itt-lHV
lIKSSFTl' T. ItLAKE, Admhilatcelor.
Haltlih, Feb, 'JJiid, ttl. 8
Pt'RLIC SALE.
On M.indav, tlie LmIi Si .y. being the Brat day
if Wake t;ountv Cmrt, will be tnl.l at Ihe Court
Houte Door, m It deigh, a likely nrgro man, Le
looiflnr te Ihe ettale, at i i niontha cieilit.
" U T, ULAKK, Adniiaiilrator
Feb. 22nd, 1811. 6w
MitclicU'a Gcogi-aitliy a ltd AtlttS.
'I hit racellei.t woik, pulilmlied about one year a
go, by i'lioir.atCoipeithaa,t, St Co. I Philadelphia,
ha, already Q .taiocil a avroiug;e.alruuit uniiarajltlrd.
it m iletervedly i rem til tl. aptirubaiion and rre
limtiirndalioti lint only nf nunien ui pruletturt in our
beat vcadetnie, and achoola, but ol many literary gen
tlemen in piitate lite. So gicat hat been lite d
maud liirlhia woik, particularly by achnolt and acad
emlet, lhal the enterpriiing publithcrt have recently
inci raved the. additional expente, (ttitcehv rrndering
it tnl! more valuable,) nl adding the addi'i.mal mapa
to 4he AlUt, the one cnniprehvndmg tjreal ttrilain
and Ireland, aml'the other Germany, Swiiu'itaml
and Northern It'alr It it ttnneeettaiy to add any
thitig I'm iher than lo tay, lltat (hit it the best eompil
ed and mntt enirect School Geography and Altai
which hut ever becu pret rated u Ihe public.
If. H. Gaxrtte.
ItlitcliPil's Primary Geography.
It wuuld teem lhal Mr. .MitcheU'a enteiptiae, in
dutlry antl detire lo do.gnod lo the vising generation
it unbounded, lie liaviug juvl coni-ilcleil another rnott
etcellml work lor younger pttpili, (hich it publith
ed by the tame bonkiellei t at the above,) entitled
Mttuhrll'a Primary Gtogiaphy, being an eavy intto
duct'Oii to the atudy ol geography, tletigned for the
intlrueliiHi ot children in lehnolt antl lamiliet. Thit
it a beautiful Ittlle woik, well nrinletl, and contain
ing one hundred and ttvon'v-aia paget, illuttraied
bv one hundred and twenty engiavint;!, mill fourteen
colored mai.a. Eieiv child Irom tcven lo ten or
t weve veai t old.tlioitld have llitt bank. and 4 iluu.ld
be inlrotliieed tmraedi.trtely into cvrry primary, tchnnl
in' nur eounliy, 1t it divided into eigtity-ll.rte
lnt m, tome id which relate to aati onomy. It t,
deiigueil at a Ci at book of gaogrwiih) fjr rhililreit
aa toon at they ate old ennneh to comprehend it.
tut ttmple in lit arrangement! and beautdnllv elu
eiaiettiie cenRt-ahy ot our own and the other coun
Irdt ot the earth, and ii decidedtv tuiiei inr lo any
giexrathi4or priiuiy acb'vtl. whitU haa ever been
peoliitied. lb.
Th-te vkIomIiIc workt ire lor tale at Ihe N. Caro
lina lluuk Store, Italtigh, by Turner & lltthei. '
Tlie American .4 istinnnr, and Itc-
pniilo,) ol utelut Knowlriige, lor. IH4I, I hit day
reeeiveii al tlie .orlli Larol.na UuuK Slotr.
October 2i 43
WASIIIXGTO.'M MOTEL
Having boo-lil the Varhmton Hotel, I rherefore
hntie that Ihe community at larce, will c'vciiic a
liberal ihare of their public patronage and try me,
and rre il I do not me every ructhod In rentier them
eomlortalile anil happy, while in my boute. Great
pmtnitet are eeldom redeemed) therelore, I thall
maku none, but ittette all to atop ami try tor iliem-
trlvet. My pucei will be niodeiate at u.ual ki lii
ilar placet.
A. S-U'TXNK.
Italrigh, February 87, I Stl. 9 S
l.ntl tome da) t lince, a Gold l.epine Welch, No,
33iO, made by Imparl k Fill, Mrt Ou Itui, l'.n.
I will eive the above reward lo any neiton who will
ileliver the laid Watch to Mr. Yarborotuih, Propri
etor pf ne Kagle lloul. with tbe pertjo who hat
a or V.J lor tlie wticti.
U.M. IIAUYIiY, U. S.N.
March I. "9 in -
PROSPECTUS Or THE PILOT.
- The Piotettant cnmmUHily are unwilling in any
way to abridge the nghia ol commence, und hri.ve
aie alow la believe, although it baa been publicly
cluugtd Irom iba pulpit, and in rrlrgmot newajia
pei i, thai there it a'wrll arranged conapiracy to o
verthrow our tree luitilntiinu; and that the Church
ol Itorae, in alliance with the moil devpoiic govern
ment! -tit' Kurope, ia making eauanidinaiy eUott,
to Oiacmiiiate Munianiim in ihe United tvttea, en-..,
unlamnig a hope that Itvetirot la Viear iif tiaiiii alien
Ihe tear of ita empire may be Iraiitlerrt-d lo Out
country. The ai roganl ptelrnlioiii ol llithop Eng
land hit atMciatct, Ihe aekuuwltriged tgenit ut lor
tign dripoibt their eitiblnhment al prominent pointa
hi trie l iiiieil ntatet ol Ualliolic preitet, conducted
by their ablett arilert, and their open attempt, du
ring Ihe lain election, to eontolnlate Calholie voterl
it a political body aooililute a eritii, calculated lo
arrctt Ihe aiteulhm ot the American piib.'nri and,
warranting an examination into tbe truth of theae
charget, an. I how fur onr civil iuiii utiunt tuny be
aftVcled by the put pote I io queitiun.
It.ii bclietedthkt, Itomanitm ia a civil inttiutl on.
to iliicuti how tar ill predominance in ihe Culled
State! may ktlVct our civil right t, and abridge .nr
irlirfiom ptitdegea. beioiiui adpropi inlt ly to tire
political piest Ihe unrtertigned, iherrloie, ji-n-ptesroiiW
it; ta
ita bearing tipno onr iotliiuituht. .
' hit propoted io rentier the' Pilot a valuahle o nn
tnercialand polnital paer, lo give to it a hi.ll nioi
al tone, carelully eichiding Irom in enluraui every
thing w hn h mav be i ll, nine to the l el'giuua pub
lic Itupur am public ductiincnia, arid the Icadu.g
ipeechet u) Congrrti, on both nt'ea, will be giveu
at Ii ngdi, and wuh the political mailer and newt,
ptibliihed in a wetJily paper nf double aiae, in iUr
In lor an. tuned to binding, coniliiuluig a cindul and
imparlial hn'orj id the timet, wuh an indtl cue.
tuitT prepared tor future reference.
Tbe Pibrt will be a free preaa at far at paaai
ble, without parlizan biar- aaaertiiig al all timra
ll.a opiniotit of the editor wilh imlepandencr, yet
dealing with fairneas and candoi : lowartli politi
cal opponents. In asserlin our purnose to sneak
of Romaniam aa any other political influence,
we by no nieana propose lo devote Ibe paper e
eluaivrly to that subject. We consider it a po
litical question, having a most important bearing
opnn our institutions, and believing that it febculd
be discussed, that it may be .understood. We
know thai we have tor tcounlei manv prejudices,
and particularly in ihie community; but w are
eonfitfent in our hopes that patronage sufficient
to uciray ine eipentea or publication aaay c ae
cured iu iupport ot tbe paper. With thia view
,:Ai,;,,;l,v..,.; . Ketipeclt'ully, v
DUFF CUE EN.
TEitns,
Weekly Pilot per annum. f 2 60
Where five aubaenbrra al one pott efTice
nnite, and remit fire of pottage, they
will receive five cupiee of the Weekly '
Pilot fur ' $10 00
nJ for a greater nomber at ihe aame rate.
The pat meet io all catea to be in advance. )
The Editor reeervee Ihe right to continue the
paper, unlet all arrearage are paid; and in
that cat the price of tbe weekly will be three dul
lara per in num.
OUtRinGE'l BALM OF COt-UMlllA ru
1MB HAia . In poailiic qrulilici are aa tot-
... tfm l-i.-t'. wu;.. ,k kd Itm frnm acorl
and aaUMg a laaormM growth ol hair.
n I r t-A. -i. 1. . 1 . 1 L1..I. mlMiH, the
S'l . o. ,M,e vnwr wmi.u wihi,
tkin to ill nati ral atrenglh and urmneta, and pre-
U.Vaeia, uveaoji rreleiiir from anv debUitr
- m
the aame eBect ia produced.
4m 11 nveu an Hiiancy nil a goon growm i an
ed, a) stay be preterved by Muntiun 10 the laittl
period at lite.
. ... . i a . i ir .
aib II freea ine nvaq irom nanni in, airennmena
. i. . i . .i l. i i .....
ine roota, wwipanv wcaim 11 Ik"'
and preveau (be ban- Irom cluuiging color or gelling
6th It cautrt tbe hair o curl beautifully when
done up in it over u:gh'.
. . . , . . .... .. a I . ' V. n .. '..
no l-ittea iiinei anouMic.er w,,..,.w. ,,
7lh Children a ho have by any mi ana acinlraeied
vermin in the head, ere immediately and peilriMly
cared nl Ihein by in uie. It it bil'-llil le.
Fur bale H Hie ding mire nl tXJMS I OrK t Co.
No 2 Uttil.er ureei. New Y ik.
AnJ by W. !. M AIUN &. Cu. IUUh.
HAYS' 11XIMENT.
'.VO FICTIO.Y Hot .iliaoirtinary rhtn.ieal
eomKiilin, llie retult ol tcience and the iineiiiion
Ol a celebrated aucituaJ luau. the uitrodui linn !
which to the public wat inveaied with the toleiiiiiit)
of a deaib-bed b-quell, hat tine g.iuvd a reputation
unparalleled, fully tutlaiiHiil the einrvtnet ol the
the lamentexf Dr. Greltej'a Itvt contettmn, that "tic
dared nut die without giving lo pntlerity the bene,
fit of hit kimwlede nn ihia aubjecl," and he there
tore bequeathed to hit w-icwif 'Titnt attendant- bolo
mnn Data, the teen I nf hit diteutriy.
It it now uted in the prinriplr liotpitalt, and the
private practice in our wmanlry, dill au.1 nmti rer
IjiiiIi lor the cure id tlmv'ii , and aim rttriiiivrlv
and effectually alio baffle credulity, uukia where
itl itfcctl are wilnrtted.'
Fortlaletrr WM. Al. MASOX Sc Co Raleigh
Dec. 16. 1K.O. SO lim :-
MERCHANT TAlLOIt,
t'AYETTCVlLLE STREET, B.VLE1UH, N. C.
Tlir Sob.ci'ibrr baa commenced the Tailoring
buiineea, in at il vartoua branches, in the b.iibi
inj formerly occnj.ii'il by Mr. TbotiiptHin aa a Jew
ellery Store, mil two door aoulli of the North
Carolina ISook Store; where be hat very recently
received a splendid aoaurtmeut ol sn inline Cloth
of almoat every color, Caakinieiea, Veetinga, uml
all fancy .article, utually kept in aucb F,it:iblitib
mehtn. These arliclca were aelectiu by himseii'
(rum the Utcst importationa in the Noithcru mar
kelt. Hi" atock contiat in part of
up wool died lllack Cloth.
Olive, Invitible and llolll Urctn do.
Olve llrowtiand lmdondo,
IJbtk Oiaiuoud Ueavcri, suiluUe (at- Frock and
Overcoat!. -
Plain Heaven.
CASSIMERE3.
Sup. Vnol-H)ed Hlack.
Itlue, Diamnnit and Y'ictnria.
Wailiiiigtou Mitt d. Uiab, IttirT, be..
VESTING. .'
lllack, plain anil ngttrrd Y'elvct, tlrocade do.
fiBurcd tcarh t Valencia, plain and -figured Satin,
(atipetior quality )
Alto, a guneral assortment of f.u-cv Articles,
viz: Mtocka, Suspentlrrt, Glovrt, lluiilkri-chirla,
Cravat. Stidiiers, Merino Shirta ana Uiawcrt,
llotoms. Collar, kc.
The aubtcribcr haa in hi employ, .first rate
workmen, anil as he intenila (lcvotitt)r; bis iinre
mittiivir personal attention to the bitsinraa, lie
hopes, by puiictiiali'ly and despatch, to merit the
patioiuge ut a generous Public. Cull and Ir.v hit.
T. H. F-
Jan. 16, 1840. 4 .Itn,
nit. y. v. juAicsiiAL's
Oiutuicuti for the Blind Piteav
1 hn invaliiabiO remedy ha been teveral
yean ucio.-e tlie public; lit virtue antl rrheacy
have been well .-ted, and, in numerout inttan
cet.in the ninil aggiavated form in 1 1 he iliieaae.
In uol a tnliii-y case hat it been known to tail
in effecting a cure. .Many very respectable per-
tont nave borne letiiraony tn ilai!Rieary;aniong
whom ii the Iter Wm, A. Smith, ol the M. E.
Church, and L'.ditnr ul Ihe Conlerenee Journal,
who, Irotn hit own xperience, confidently re
commend it in the public at "a ears, auaiia
m it, ISO rrriritsT Rtnitnr."
It may be had al Ihe Store of It . Tl CKEK
Agent, Kalri);h, N.C,
NEWJEWELLEUV STOUE
OrlNC I'ALMKlt l.ii cniumeneed the above
nf butineii in the new building laid) erected by
Mr Itichard fmith on Fayelteville Street, a lew
liiort abore hit Store, where he inlrndt lo rarty it
on, in all it, biauchri. In a lew da) i he will re
ceire frnm t Jiihoti'Inhia. a new anl la.hinn.l.l.. ...
loilmcnl ul Jewelleiv and tl'atchctand Cutlery ,eo-
iniin; ui goiu ami anrr i.eveit ami nam tv atch
et. WaKli cliNhn, Key a and Sealt, Ear lllngt,
Itrewil Pint, fine aviorltuotilofKnivta and lliilori,
and all other at licit ! not necetaai y la mtiaioo, nil
nt artiich he-e'ni'Birt'i rrr left aa eti,.,, IXW .4.r. .;l..r
can be mid in tin, part (.1 the cotjtitiy.
Waiehei letiaired in iheheftl mu,n 11 A-ti..
himvell, Irom Ihe long esperience in I lie buiineta, '
lhal it Will h htdle. iih aali.l.nlin It. I... ; 1.;.
. - J. v, ... ,v i... r, ....
emptiiy Rut rate aoiknien.' Wan hit aud Clockt
that r,B be limke lo ke, ,1 tim mIII l.
Inr twelve inuiilhv. lie bnpei ihe citixeni id ltleigh.
nu anuntry arouini, win call anil give htm a U ial
anu nun otii tor ineniietve (..an al tlie ngn ol tlie
tt aiaii, nearit nppiiii-.e iiiei.ng caoiu.
iiaicijii, .-.i.. nov. 14, law.
ftCJIOeOL BOOKS.
TIIK rOLLOWINO SCHOOL BOOKS HAVE
THE STItONGJ APPUOVAl, OF .MU. J. OR
ILL I A YLOIt,
Secrctnry of the American Common School Socitly.
Little Thiuker, I'll tl Bt'tt aud tetoud, by owhini
Uli.
Kav' Ma-a4 f iiev 'Brm'CWinVr'iajiXS'iaelu
" ter," Sieri"'f trete aiictlie fir! book I to b given
lo the lrfld.v Iw mnipleiaig in tpellii.g ami
reading coiifte, the lulluw mg should be uted, and
in ih tame onltr the kookt aie berc mention
ed. Town'i Spelling Hook.
Kay 'i 1'iimary achool Header aud De finer, No-S
anil 3.
Ilkihi'i Guide, by Metiam.
Y.uung Head' r, by I'lrrponl.
diilt' Heading Hook, by Mrt. S'gonrnry,
Bojt' hewding llcnk, hy Mi l higwUiiiey.
National Header, bv Pierpout.
Tnwu'a Alulyiii ol Oerivatite Wordt.
Thete complete the ipehinc aud Heading courie.
For the Writing eoiu ie,
' ottcr'a Copy lluokiNo I, x , 4, 54, 7, and
Olney't imall Geography for beginnrra, lo be fol
lowed by
amHh'a-GeogTBpy and A.laa, late improved edition.
Onley't llittory ol the L'uited Slate.
Knbbint'i Outlines nl Grneial Hitloiy.
"Ftrat Lettona in Aiitlimttic," ky Piofcstor OuTirf
Adam't New Arilhroeiie.
Firit Leitons in Atgebiaand Geometry, b; Piofei-
aor Daviee. S " ' ' "
llrown'l fararnmar imall and Urge.
Cud Polity and Political Economy, by M. Wilton,
'a.-
Thia book leachet childien (lie nalureand form
" ''Of onr government And Ihe Urtl end moat ebviond
pi-imipiet of PolKvcat and Uomeitie Keonnmy. It
should be studied by very aliild in a tree govern
ment Phyaiology for Cbildien, by Mr. Jane Taylor
k Inlluwcd by "Lee'a l'h)iiulogj," iu lk higher
dantci.
Cncle Itavy't Cheraitlnr tn We tjllowcd ia the
higher tehuala bv Cumitock'a. .
Mm Swift't Philosophy, pari 1st and Snd follow
ed hv Comstotk's.
Malber't l-eolory.
Marih'i Book Keeping.
These worka can be nnrehaard of Tavlnr ana
Clemrnl, W hnlrtale Bonkaellir. No. 10 Pearl
Street, New-York, and of lb Uooktellert genet al
ly ta each of ibe States. , .,. , , ;
' vt titr
POLITICAL AND CIVIL t IIUONICLE
" OF THK . - ,-..
Elect ion te lb Preaatletwy of lb U. S. ef A merits
, or - . r
WILLIAM 1IEKRY HARRISON;
Carefully ttketed from authentic tout
eta throughout the Union,
A.MD ASRAKOD Br
DAVID MOFF.TIA, J. Vi, D,
Our of iht Eketora of I'rttidenl anJ-
Vcct-Pfinidtnt for tht Slutt "
of MurytaJ at large.. ...
t'uioa of il Whig fur the take uf the Union.
Win,
K tier were it T
To liurt the rooted nimiuinin n-otn iu bate,
T'hur Im-ee ihe yoke of slavery upon men
Uete. n.ii i d to lA: IVi r' oUTUir. ;
HALT1.MORE, 1811.
To the JHtigs throvgliout the Union.
Fnitow Cocstbvmew The foregoing ia Mir
title page of a woik, which tbe etttaotdmarv rhm
ecter ul the recent canvata for III I'rwwdemi
aeenie to ilemenJ, and which wilt be Ijlthlul.'y
and iiidumrioualy execul d, provided the enterpr,
be aullicicntly sua! lined, Uut only by lh frl-lid,af
the in-coinittr Aduiiiiialralion, but eapertally by
I lio? ihrnughuul ibe count ry who wer prtninet.
aclora in achievinjj ibe uiometiloua revoluttoa.
The timely and generoua aid of both theae claaa
of our citizen will be e.seotial lor the ercomnha,
menl of ibe object, that of I he former, by BiiitUUiig
their approval of th atheme by tbcir ubcribing lur
the tvutk. with aa little delay at posaihlc, and tke
Inner, by furniahing ine with tbe moat guibeniig
auil mitiute ittforma ion, in a mode Iu be hererfMf
a laird. '. )T
- All bialory tcachc that, whenever a great ajd
trying criaea occur lb commensurate amount jbf
talrnt. ol Icurniiig, of wisdom, and of seal, if
never be wauling; and it ha been found eiiiinrnily
to diiriog the whole period that intervened belwera
the extra aramon of t.'ongres, and ite late elee
tinnr; in which period, ii is not too much lo aay
that, mote win Join and common-aeiiae, more ua
Urine; irul aiul genrruua enlerpiitc, more manly
ii!ili',rni!eiicn and patriotic devotion, more elw
qiieute, oratory, appropriate infuimatiob., and fal.
ent of every rt quiaite kind, have been intnifealei
j ihtougluiut our raiensive land, than were ever be
fore, on any occasion whatever, exhibited among
et aince we were a i.aiiou! should the chronicle,
thru, of to remarkable a period as lliit, be euflered
lo tcpoae in tlsr flei-lirig recollections of lbs pie.
aent day, or be left to the f ph nieial Snd perishable
Giizette! Will not the Statesman i.nd pet
iliriana, even ol our own timra, have frrqoent
casion to rcfrr lo the event of tbe past year!
will no' tbtiutand, hereafter, reck iu vain tbrosgh
a thousdiid av'eiiutt, for the iiiiDut ileiatl of thai
vvdiiiTerful canvata, aa full of moral sublimity, is it
it charged with deep polical n isilom. and careful
eararchr into, and exposition of almoat every pay
liticul tupic lliat has agtlatrd Ihe pail, and will coo
'inue to exciie the future! if to, it seeote la m,'
tin t 3 areful telectiou and concentration of all
that ia essential fully to charac eriza lhav. period,
must be acceptable to tbe general public of tht
jiresent day-Tsnd be thanktuUy received by thoa
who ahall hereafter be connected wilh the dcatiny
of our great, and I Iruid, properoua liepublic
Wilh .his olijTcl, and theae hope, venture lo maks
thiaf ropuaol to tbe American public. .. .
That a faithful antl living picluts of thia period
may b preserved, not only fur our o n day and
generation hut lur manv yet to come, every lie
eantciil, however small, al truly characteristic, wiV
be given and, whilst repetition will be ss atatV'
pusly avoided asjnny be praciirablc; atill, every
Stale in ibe Union must contribute its due and rel-'
etive portion, toward Wlrciing the graphic tlrlie
ralion, ar lliat tbe great moral picture of theae
lining daya. may bs educed from all of thevt
riout mtitrt'i, anil t'.ireby attuie all coming liaats
that Ihe volume is no partzan wmk of au overzeab
out individual, I ul a veracious cbtuuisU of all that
may be recorded therrin.
The volume will probably bo divided into lb
twelve following parts: -
I. 1 he Caitvaaaof 1836, and it rasulla. .
II. Procei'dinga of the liarritburg Convectio.
III. Ffnivala. dec. throaghout the " Union, ar
ranged primarily, cronologically lecondaiily ky
Slate. r..
I V. Ppcerjiea--Addreasea, Leltrrt, fsc. ctrtfully '
telrcted, and enrreetcd by lbir rrapeetive aulburt.
V. '1 be litlca, and geucral cooteiita of all the,
books, pamphlet, &.C published durius; tbe caa ,
v. . .2-
VI. Wmulir enumeration of alt easavs. psoV
phleta, &c written in eupport of the Adminiatratiea
of Andrew Jarkenn and of Martin Vat BortilaadL
a aeiection of tuct at may exhibit tbe legislation
pbllnaophy and moral i f that party. : ,
VII. SSelectiona from tbe Melodic, and olbrt
poetical pioductiona, aulTicicri) (o clwacleri (hs .
time.
VIII. Enumeration of that variout article man
factutcd for tale and aa promotive of Ihe earn.
IX. 1 bo aulbenticated volet in the recent Blslt
Electioi a. f-
X. The authenticated voice for lb Elector
Pri.tMl an.l Vi...P..,i.l..i .1
XI. I roceeiltnga al Washington, from the meet
ing of Congre to the 4ib or Marrh, 1841 IM
Inaugural Addresa, eke. '
XII. The organizalian of Government lb New '
Cahiiirt, cc Index. .-
The volume (should lbs work be patronixej
will protahly bo a royal octavo of 600 page.
sti'Tcalvprd on oo! papery- The price will if
fron,M. 6tt4 $Z dqWerrt orn the cxieiir ef
lb utwcriptio htl, end the difTutirrg of ihe wort.
It i veri desirable that much ahould be. done.
wards the arcomplithmeiil of itit object by lbs
4th of March next. Genlbmeb from every Stat
of Ihe Union, who mav be. el Washington dunVtf .
the aeaion of Congreaa, will confer a ftvosT y.
bringinir with then all pamphlet ajdrr
apeechea description of festival, authenticates1 -vol.,
Ac. eke. which appertain lo their own 811, .
and any wrlien information that may enable the
editor to embrace every lbing material Jhtl eecar
red In each Stale, will be thankfully received. A
line aihlreed to hie at Mr, llewili's, Watbinto, -by
persona then in the city, will be promptly sit
ded to .;. (. i?:
The suhicriber, perhaps rosy nol be asking !V
much, when he hopes lhal the Whig Pper of tb
Union, generally, will give fhe fjregnlng eoe wr- ,
lion and that the principle Wbig; Boookar Hera in
all cilira and lowna will open eubaeriplion paper,
in which the name sf aubaertliere will be carefully
written and the exact sddrr, a to retdenc
given. . ; . . X
(TT These atibarrlplioii paper from every part
of Ihe Union, may be forwarded to me by rivw
opportunity in most inatenre, and tbea always St
Baltimore- Should ne p rival oppnnenny ocean
before the fir ef Mr, Ihey will pleas tut by -
letter lb aurolwr of sutieuibere.' oJ icen
then he taken to forward th work. Any ancg-
liona, by true-hearted VI big, lo further utility "
th solum, wilt be thankfully received.
DAVID HOFFMAN. .
Baltimore, November 17, 1840.
TO TUB PARSERS.
CET CHEAPER THAN EVER.
A fresh supply of-IIri! Cloveir Seed," oa C"
s gnment. Price JS 00 per bushel, Vath.
1 UHAER HUGHKO
Booktellcrs, Rslcigh, N. C.
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