EDITOR AND PROrttlETOa
jaictriie, tr dollar per aaa-.6at
' .., ii .'-v- '' - '
, petoi-stirtiag wllaeetlbc 8lit willhere.
' Qiirad tu pay the. w.a-Beoa alUe year's sub-
1 RATES OF ADVERTISING.'
fr every square (not esecsdiag 16 lieesttus sizt
type Hrat iaertioH.endoller aeb subsequent
IMrtK -- ' .'..
Taa rfiwMavttl Cfarkssa.t Sbarlft's will
be eairged $i Pr sent hijberi and dcdaclwH o
'Atf pie sent, will be n)lefrou) the regular pti-
see toe advertisers ay the year. ' ' -
(rj- lttTSte the Kditnrs xiiit ba port-paid.
FRESH, FROM .YJJrr". YORK.
No. .70, 'f ATETTBtlLLB StRSKT,
JVeJrf rfoor o the New City Half,
RALEIGH, N. C. .
HAS just rccrtv41aiy-f-DR
GOODS,, GROCERIES, &c. &c.
lie will fer ihaih at price-, la ui ihe time. ,
A few of lb? ariicle will oow bi named.
Rich printed lawna, Balsanuts, Foul aril Silks.
Colored and black ailka, American, P.iiglith ami ele
gant Scotch Gingham, Ameriein, English ami
Fiench Oaticose, BJnnoi anil Cap Kibbowe, (.area
tx Caps, at eel cap springs,-ehtjant artificial Flow
era, Superb Chinee Fans, coiamoikdo. Ladies' ve
ry eupenor Glovua, Light, colored aiul btttk Phda
defphia Slippers, atlh anj eolton Hoaa and hair
H .ij?, ailk Hcarfs and Handkerchiefs, Irish Linen,
" Spool (Bolton, fax Thread. Sewing Silk, Silk
Twist, Long Law os, Lilian Cambric Pocket Hand
kerchief. Hanwtitchsd do. Worked Inserting-e and
Edjine;, Button of many kinds, Hooka and liyre,
Neillea. Puis, tJrfssots, Thimbles, Itc 4tc; PU.d
Coitm llniJterch.eis, Corsets, shell ami eomin ni
Cjm'M, thread and cotton Laces, Towellings, 'IV
till- Cloth. Hirdseys and Russia Diaper. Carpet
H j tor travellers, Very lirjra cheap iiunka. Palm
Leal" Hats for mm anJ biye, Piui.n' Bonnet, llnl
Cmta:;, wriiing Puper, lildchfd and uiib'eaclird
D nasties. Com Padding and Canvasa, .Gentle-
men 'a Gl wee. "lock, Nark Handkerchief. Linen
Collara anil Utoius ailk Pocket Handkerchief,
ea, SiiJjJ? uJ'.'ra, .ailk ..D.(awa,. 4.C,,-. Suimmi
Vesting, Nankeens, liruwn Linrn, Kowri) Cassi
meres. Mur Jruns, printed do. Oamlionna, Mixed
Linen, f!m Cloth, ailk and cotton Pontree, he.
&e. Worked Collara, Bleached and ui.lileachod
Cotton Jeans, Arpon Cheekaj Turkey Red Uottan,
Spun Cotton.' .,.,. i. .:.;. .j,', ;
Creea atiJ Click Teas, Uoflea, Brown Sngara,
Ln.if diito; crushed Lunf ditto, Pi'jiper, Mustard,
Aljiico, Ginger, 'Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Starch,
whi'e, blown kin i fanejr tfoana,' Powder riho,
Ik'SiI, I'rrcuaaioa Caps and Flints, Mrs. Miller',
AfirSnulTin bottles anil bladders, tjiiuff lioxes,
Chewing Tobacco vciytctt, C'igire. . ,. .,.
Kaleijih, May 13 SO It
CelstraUon efThe Fourtb of July.
A meeting will be bald in the City Hall, on the
afternoon of Thursday. 9uV June, at four o'clock,
lor 1 lie purpose of muk ng suitable arrangemenla
for celebrating the ensuing ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. Ills hoped
'hat the eiiisena generally will attend, as on such
an -occasion we should bennited '"unwarp'il by
p riy age, ta like brolbera." , . ,,
oT.LOBLNO. ..,.,.
K ilngtt. June 1, 1S4Z,
CLA85SICAI, SCHOOL, r
After eMiif ,XritMic m ilw aMMiwaa of teaehine;,
(lie Subset ilier lakes I hi m K1 if of ag.ln briuHig
his chnol"lo 1 lie notice I the pulilie. .
Si ui4 in tlie County ol Franklin, abnnt mlifwsy
beieen Louiabu g and bnoean. a HMthty woral
utul litalth cioiMiiui.itv, alike removed Irou scea a
of id' .xess, eSiravHanee anil dissip-.lion, it is believ
ed to possess 'vwii'Hgei hi Mint ol Ineaiion, Tift ii
Irrkir to llintf any luttitulinvi i lt ttiate ' And
it ihe Snlii ilier has Ihua lar been anaeesslul in gn
iiij taiisfa lion as a Te.ih-r, his c- ,1 Ti -at inns lor
u.eiMlneta will at least MM be itimiiiishee) by live in
creased prnfieuner uoatniMiit upan a ivagee lis-ilia'-ge
ol bis viliea. ', v' - , ,
The F.aei . ises of the School vill ba resumed on
Tuesitrr, th 5ih ot Jilly, ;
.Tnilioa (15 nee Sewion of S mitnlbt, payable h
silvancc. No tle'lueiion mml- Inr I0.1 f iintsi by
he Snidenl, or his being diutiisied for gooH and ul
fisienf ax?i and tfi fs.ll prke require,! Jor all srtu
see s meeesl a aawiene-shsriiig Saw fiessitiT- r
R r,l ean be bad at S per mniiifa iat the (smilii t
nfiheltev Amo.Iom. la Juiiv tl 11 1. and l eases.
Wnina-eow, and Win.? lissscH, all with.
in ani'Vrnwnl disiame of rieknol liouae, ' ......
Louitbure is the Wrai cat Ppsl Uffiee,
J. H.
NORWOOD-.
83-t
' Prank tin Cn. Jnne
Kiclic IVitboiit Wiu;
FOII i mere trifle, s tinle volume can be tinrchss
ed, eniiiled Kiehea wlihsit wing !" a look
ihii is thought ts be worth its weiatil i gold. . fvt
lie by .
E. P. NASIf.
Book and Plan Foite Seller, s
if. Petersburg, Va-r
T!ie Lonos spe.ik f the low prices of pro
iliifff, thu deranged currency, and the) 'emhnx
rwrneAu"bf ific treasury, as the fruits of the'
AVhliV triumph,'1 and they tell, the ' pebpte to
bt-hulil the fjtsinr-aliou of the Whig predic
ttoas; ''-'Tlifl pe'nrile, ho'wc'vei,' know tnnt'the
m!rule of twelve yrari Is 'hot tri fie corrre-"'
iy.1 in inuive mnnins, even wiw on it.e tic
pannvems Af tha goveniinent mnvitiff in har-mrttiyU-eeriliifj
not, when 'ihe " Presidont
vlio' should have- led us on in the work of
reform1 tiits 'arrested our measure of relief
by the Veti-tho vicio. 2 -
I'ill - ife nil tk - ni '
SnaVor Rives, we are gjad to perceive,
takes the true 'groundsill reference to, our.
commercial system. Iq a late speech ho. re-,
nuirkaj"! believe fteo ; Jradlba jhojrue,
policy 2rtt,wn,rand I e.innol doubt that
each would find its highest advantage in it,
if all,tuoiUd a jopl if- , But, ,while a larj;e
miijor'ay of the na'tond of the, earth .scek'tp..
build p tlie,. peculiar - interests of tbf ir own
national labor arJ production, by regulations '
of restririion and exclusion., other - nations
must sliape their plicyia a greater or leor 'Vm 1 we uiy heads hich-WiU puidei-,
tlct5ree-so as to ahieiU tliemselres rrom the ; " " e" .aiTge,i n.i son n nn ou ami at
eflectf of this solftih andkol :!ot'iar8jsicm'i1,,',',,cn 'hel: sufficient .eji to inake
If other najion shut us (jrnn their markets. ' 2 or bushels the second si-ason, I
we mt?st indemnify our elvesiiy a market lf wsi d a head if this wheat to must
at home.'?, It seems siramjethaiany Ameti-: f the K liter in this Sate, where any pef;
ran citizen should enlTtn'w a diUcrcnt opin
: ;. ' " r is. t -..,;-, - '
' J
IOIJ.-rtLwr '' p - 9
Bettcr ThAJt- JfbNti A " poor 'fnareJefl
woman wae telling a lady, cm Ihe wrong tide ;
..i nnys-wiwivfiiwiswuieauv uimu.,wHw a s.
.rca,i -.r ,i . ....i... u;.u .1..
in great part attributed to the irrrgnturities of
hey fetisbarKl. W'eH, aul the obi maid,'
'you brought these trouble on yourself; 1
told votf not to siiarrf himV I wu cote that
I w cote that
I lie-would not "make a good hmband.,'Iie j!
I ltiut 1 go! tme, tu be euren inadairi,!? re-
ratea the poor woman,- but lie a po,er the vre yield .tftlai corn reop U amrh
better than nOne t . '- le Its 1 ebght lerbeanil thattty proV,f
Exerience,how,th9 "the roost recre istteT.iion jomatiaring and etiltere, it mly
ful IrtethiKl f leaeliing men to hate w hat i jbe increased a hundred prrenti we feel':
Won, t to induce them to lost w ltnt 'Is I solir rfoos lliat soma tf our Com plsrt'ers
nSV' l BOt oflicient to expose the il-j 'shotil.t, rf.n rng the preaehf eeason, snake the
formtty of vice we mist also unfold the experiment whirh iti the purpose of this
charm of virtue. . ai tide to po nt eut. Il i contented by
" r . - t : -- - : r . '. . . -jmil L '. .1. .JJ.l J 4..! .!!J.'JU1
J North Cxrolina
Vol. XXXIII '- ' .
IMPORTANT WORK
NOW IN THE COURSE OP PUBLICATION
ADICTIONAICY
Of Arts, ManuOtmx-i, eiid Miiwa,eon)aiaiaj a elear
potiuoa ot ilieir p1'l"c'l,lr liracneva
By Andrew Ure, M. D. F. R. . M. G. S. M., " "uu 7 t inner ami plan
ASJ.Lxnd,te!n,Aead. JSLS. Pbi'4ilt-I. I r tn very eatily perceive, hnwmuctihe
Ph. Soc. N. Oiftin. llaiiov. Mulii. to. &e. i lose by not ecoinunisinj iht resource of
iLtusTRATED with one Ttioi'AD two iiu.v -
nBKD Atfn rnRrv.!ivR rvcSAVivr.fl. 1
-n u r : i.i .t .
adiniraMy adapted to the wants ol all claasea of the
eomm.i,.ity. . The following .ra th. imprfruqt !
tit ol.j.cia srhicti the. 4eaiued author endeavors to!
accoini li.h; j
let. To ro struct the Manufacturer, Metallurgist
and Tradeanan in the principle of their feepoeiiva
. r ,k I, k ' ' ' ,nT"
lera of their business; and,, to emancipate them
from . .in i. ..f hi.n,i. 10 ...rh ..... tZ. .,..
'sV ? u ","iu"'""''J' "" popu-sr woiK, muC, ju me iinpainuent ol bis interest as, ita I ottrn heard ot it. and re.t unable ex
CA of the kind ever putilished, and a book most ti .j i,. ,i,, ..r.i. ..ki;.. ti.. -...i;..i .-il ... i .:n-.. ...
ly goeerned by blind prejudice and a iciouerou., il wHhe an easy matter to carry out the
tins. i plan thereafter. Willi a view, therefore,
Undly. To aiT.rd Merchants, llrokers.U ysal'era, f coiniarucifl tlie work, we respectfullr I
pruggiatsndoincers of the Revenue, th.racter- pn.pose, that the Ciim,.0St whu h weshail!
ZZTZX e?mm0ilUt' !"c,V "'j.-e,.y be mad, and ap.dted a,
3nlly. By e.hibilinir eom. of the finest .levelop.' 2ed ! order that the experiment.
msnts of Chemistry and I'hysics, to lay open an
I etcellant practical school to bludenU id thestj kin
dred eocietM-a.
4thly. To teach eapitalista, who may be desirous
of placing their funds i'l some productive branch
of indnstry. to seltct, judiciuu.ly, among plausible
Claimants,
5ihiv. To enable genllrmen of the Law to he-
come well acquainted with ids naiuia of tboa pa- ' mend.
lent echemee, which are so apt lo give ri. to lni-1 e prnpnse then, lint en h r thosJ-whn
gSr"k"l i t . l i jmHvmske the experiment, shall mark oil".
Ch y. To present fa legislator su n S clear ft- , - . ' , .
potion of the staple mantifacmrc, may dis-1 "ns'irement, an acre in t ii-lrcorn-snsde
'hem from' enacting laws which obstmct in- j ''eld now planted, or to be planted, and that
'.lostry.or cherish ana branch of U lo the injury of ' n ibis acre they put a pint of the compost
many others. ' I to each hill, either at the first or sernnd
And laatly. to give the general reader, intent
ciiic'dy on Iniiitcrtiial Cu livsnon, views of inanr
t ti . .. , . , L '
of tho nnhlesl achievements o Science, in etlUnn
those (rrand transformallona of matter to which
Great Britain and the United Statea owe their per
mansat weilth, rank and power among the nations
of lhaearib.e .
The laie-t statistics of every important i,l jeet of
Mmutacture are given from the Itesl and usually
from official aothoriiy at the end of each article.
The- work will be pitnted from tha Sd Loudon
Edition, which sells for Ji2 a copy. It will be put
on good paper, in new brevier type, and will make
about 1400 Swi. pBT; It will be Issued in twen
ly-ona semi-monthly numheia, in coers, at 23
cents, each, payable on ili hveiy.
S3" 3'" "y peraim aendinffflyfive l"hara at one
lime In advance, we Witt lorward llie nu mhcra by
man, post p in. as soon as mev corns rrom Ihe pieas.
To suitable agents this affords a fare opportiini
ly. as we rkn put tha work !o them en terms ei
trrmely fiWtrahle. Ijt every manulaciuring town,
and every vjlUfre thru ighout the United Mutes and
Canaday auhacrilie-rs may be obtained with the
greatest furilily Addresa, post pid. La liny Sun
derland, ViQ. Fu'ton aireet. New Yoik.' "'
To every editor who gives this advertise
ment entire 12 insertion., we will forward, lo .
dr, one copy of ihe whole work, provided tha pa-J
prrconiatiiing tni no'icsl-s aeit to tha Kew York
M'sUtiman, New Vo.k SO J2t
April 10 1843.
AGRICULTURAL.
CALIFORNIA WHEAT.
We rail the anenrinn r,f "ourestlers f T
Ihe fnllowinjfothmutiicstinn addressed to
us by Mr. Lorro. of Bulls county. The
ear of wh. at nrtompsayin if, can be seen
at our olnce, ' We invite our' ftrmina
friends toealland see it. They will find
it a noble spetimen nf NVhestj j 1
Milltilgtville Journal,
. .... ' H ., '
NEW ERA IN TMK CULTURE OF
. WHEAT.' '
Lorroxs Stork, Butis County, Qa
To the Edit on of (he Georgia Journal:
I obtained from Thomas Siiect inj, nl
Abbeville S. Carolina, a. small tjuitntity of
In Lantorn a heat Ijst SMminer; ulm h
I plattted , ihe Sis', middle, and last -id
October last. In all I hud about one thou
sand stalks to stand, which lias, or will
jirmlure t least 20 thousand hesds a vera
i;ing over one hutnlrrd and fifty grains to
the head. The grains are, large. 'and of a
beautiful yellow, very ii. k and sweet, and
no doubt U v. ill tnnke tlie bevt kinil uf
floor.'! - n -Iiiw.it. .'if 4- ,.
t I have about seven square rods of grourtl
sown with this wheat and very thirj which
will utnke between fie and ten busliels,
ii nil wimld be over one bun 4ml bushels
lo tlie acre. And what i aiilLto be.jid-i
iniieil, while oi"t nf the . u heat cropa
throughout this cnunlrv for tlie presi Bt
st i mm Hie creaily- injired, and tome en
tirely ruined with , the rust aud smut; it
remninsfree from either. :" i .
Person wishirr to get thia wheat can,
by fur ward in; me five tlollars, have putun
son call exaiitine it for tlremelve. Any
person sviahiog to prndere ii't ' wheat.
will by lor warding to me their order, as
ah, srav lipee.,v.t Lv. most iimtitll V Iti irii:
,,.,; itt rr .t.m ;, .;M..,i'
r. i -r " - i -
maVtlirecV i JtJHN LOFTON.
Slsf My;i842.
fd t,fl
: i J'fomifie Utatricun Farmer
EX.FRBJ& Ki't'S t REQUES 'VKp IN
y9t ' CORNf(
Impressed weare with thei belief! lltat
-Powerful in morel, in intellectual, and in physical resourca 4h land of eur ires, anil the
RALEIGH N; C.VEI)NE8DAY, JUNE 22, 1343.
J Leibing that, the liiiu'nl and suliil etcre.; brealheil a tew trn; breilha intn iti no
.l0J'ini"nt of a man will, one year gn- trilaj after whic'i I hae, with my rompm
ifraie a u(ricient"qMtntity of niimeti ,iin, mtle several mUfl i tin our er.camii.
t( raise more than an acre of wheat, rye
or oaf it-
. ir.l.t.L. l-..a A. ..I -
i una uc uur, ami we are nit inni
; Itiae state, which, under ln present arrange
ments, is now permitted l in l waste,
I
, " . , V. . . r 7 S
c,,"n e, tU frm. -h'cl j bear teslitnony to the fact from the nutner-
would be necessary to be made to eR'ect ions instances which I have wi'nescd since
the savin ahove indicafed we are aware' I came' Into tlia ctmnirvUurintr the
! must bt the work 4 f lime, but tliO'Jjj1
' ehtire saving Caflitot be effected at l
' !'" ""-sue; that a bejrinniiijr
' . , ,?,
'uJ he iBudeiaitd ilieneonce broken,
slull be' fairly made, we would propose.
that several rtiterpr.mg corn growers nuke
it, and repu t ( our pprr tlie success al
ien linj; their respective experiments. If
tlie lesulfs should ciirrepond., why then
tlieie ran be no-cueslinn us tutlu-utility, or
inulilil v , ol the compost we slisll recosii
workinj of lite ciirn, that they ffie t.i e
i i c i i .i. i
who e hsld the same cm lure -tdrooo-huut
, . " v " "o
. '' i i"u pn i i -juni
erinj; tlteir corn, they , carefully tne.isure
tlie corn nit thn composed acre, as alio that
on any Other acre in the fi-ld which they
may select, and thus test the product f
each. By this they will "be able to ascer
fain with precision the importance and val
ue of the compost as well as to tell .vlielh
er the increase in yield will justify the cost
of labor and material incurred.
THK COMPO'tT.
Take in the proporiiimof 41 Wshel oTrich
loam or rotten manure, 5 do' ashes,
2 tin lime,
I do plaster,
20 galls, urine.
Mix the whole well together, thnrotiuMy
aaturatiti'T the mass with ihe urine, making
it into a pie so as to reoist rain; after li t
ting it remain two or three days submit ill
I tie toanother mixinjr pniceas, when it will
he Gi for use. ami shmld be app ied, by
nrrevvin a pint i.f it around the plants in
each hid of corn, i . . , . - ,
lleceipt for the rure of Fitmfdin ffre,
aftrii hat broken and rwi. -Sometime
last summer, my fathi r had a mare ihatli.Vd
ine fiaiuU very Uadr and he spplietl to sevj
versl ol his neighbors Tor iheir presrrip
lions in die disease, sll of which Were inef
fectual, s'nd appeared rather to agitate than
soothe the diaeaae Finally he ronelu led
to try an experiment on the disease;' mil
leeling willing to lose his mare' wi. limit
somtiertiins to save her fife.; 'lie firsl
made a wash for licr'shouldef. ouf nf elder.
wild cherry tree. sasafrfts root, equal riarls
of all and bni'ed them 'on a dot Ci e Tor a
half an btitir; after cooling he wash tl the
erupthm welt and filled it full of salaratua
win king it in iih his Gng'rs. On the third
day, under this treatment, the tiseae re
sumed a considerable rhange. and ii the
ceure of ten or twelve days the man-' was
cured. Will. R. THqip.S0N, :
G reenu p Co. Ky. Fi b. 15, 1342..
To make permanent ' Marking Ink.
Take 6J cents w.ot th f Ittnar-faustir and.
having put if in en ounce (.il filled Willi
vinegar, cork it iigM and hanjin the suh. I
lit a rnaide of dylt will be fit for Use. t
To make the preparation for t1s above,
lake a ttiinpirpearlash the i.e of a'thest
ntif, and tlissolse In a gill of rain-water.
The part of tlie inuslin which is to be
wrillen upon Ss in be wet wilh lhe prepara
lionatidjirjejLanil jj'axed with a warm
naiiinn: immediately after whidi it is ready
for marking. , . .,' ,
A tifile vinegnr, in ' wtiiiti a rusfy aail
has remained for few day, makes a mark
on .linen which is not easily obliterated
L - rming what is cotwrmnly ca led iron
Dllld.
jAtuitvdk Journal.
: To ffifgontrr. Take 1 1 dg Lit rd, tneTt
it over a t"'le fire, and then stir it in floor
ttntif i become paste.' i Urease four
wagoii or rarriage with it, and yoe will
never ne lar agal . ' Try if. ' ?
. Unrutv Cu lie. At von would tescb onrtr
calile to be rojtnea. pe up a lew or a len-in8
Uer JVnee at li Ud raise or Hrerigthed iti ""'a-e"f n'ocr wn
aa they become expert Jn jumping.,,,, X I'krly 1;i bethnnvn in the way
one. icfiew a maiv so. f..HJ xf expei imenli,,, lu be has reovtl I" pob
thai herul up onU one rail lokeeo l.irowi,w, ,h,M Pr,l'. gentlemen, fartnerf ,
. . ., . . 1 - .
in the yar'd, fur the purpose of trying how
long that woold. Answer the purpose. . -
K ' sfi'
TAMING HORSES.
Ihrit ttnininz, tn.f': J. Ellin, It. A.
JTimhor.iOxtev MrCitf nvitt W wotk
ft'ihe manner and euinm of ifi North
jA ;merKr iodia-n, m 4the,ntoytg
ctMint of the method of tamine the wild
buffalo calves, and witWacievs - v'A
I "lh-neic yn . i, tit ,uiii rtrntaM3Pt4iii
well kno.vn rtrnfom of te cnunfnr. hrlil
mj l.ai il orcr th i jf of ihe (jff, tuiii
:':':': ::' -X-.; M:
, m.-nt, wiih the little 'urisooer btisilr fl-
: .1... L ll 1 .1 l.
igmnj ine ueiis OI mr norge tne vnuie
way, as close' and aRVclioMatcly as its in
stinct would attach.il to the company of
its dam. This is one of the mint extraor
dinary things that I have met with in the
habits of this wild country, and althouoh I 1
f . . - . . J '
time that I 'resided a( this post, in the spring
of the year, on tny way up the river. I
assisteil (iti numerous hunts of the buRMo,
with the rur Conipaity's men.) in bri- gi ig
in the above manner, several of these tit
tle prisoners, which nmrttmes fid low for
five or six miles close to our bora heels,
and even into the Fur Company's fort, and
into i lie stable where otir horses are fed,
In this wav, before I left fur Ihe head
wateis of the Missou.i, I think we had
collected about a dozen.
In the sime wav, the wild horses are
tamed. "When the Indian has got him well
ae cm retl wi i it tlie Jassiv and a pair of, hob
biers on his feet, Hie gradually advsnees
until he is nlile to place disband on tliean
imal's nose over hU vyi-S, and at leojjth
breathe in its nostrils, when it soon becomes
docile, and rniiioeretl, so that he has little
inure to do than to remove the hobbles from
his feet, snd lead or ride it into camp."
Mr. Kills chanced to read this account
when on a viait it Yorkshire, and forsooth
resolved to try the experiment. Il and
hi frienil werealileincrfilu'ous.&aougot
amusement from the nature, rather than
knowledge by the result bu two experi
ments he was ab!e to try, were both suc
cessful. Jlerc is the particular of one of
them:' ' 1 -'" ' ' t
' Saturday, Feb. 12. 1812. While the
last experiments were being tried on the
yearling, W. espied B . a farmer and
leoant. wi h several men, at live distance
of nine fields, trying most inelTcctually, on
I he old I system L i break a horAC-,-W pro
pnsrd to go down and show him whs t e fleet
had been produced on ilieyeai ling. , When
Ihe party arrived at the spot they found
that B. and his men had tied , their filly
short op to a tree in the comer of a field,
one aide of which was walled, and tueoili
hedged in. W.noiv proposed to B. to tjme
his horse afier ihe new nielliod. B, who
was aware of the -chracter -of hi horse.
anxiously warned W. not to approach it.
cautioning him especially against the fore
fet, asserting that -the horse would rear
and strike him with Ihe fore feet, as it had
'lamed' his own (IJ'a ) thigh just before
llie-y had cume up. V. therefore procee
ded very rsutiously. - lie clitned the wall
and came at the horse throuiili the tree, to
ihe trunk of which lie clgng for tome time,
that he might secu-e a retreat in esse of
need, n limnediately urmn his touching (be
halter the horse pranced about, and finally
pulled away with, a slogged anil stubborn
expresaion, wbtrb seemed ' bid W. Uefi
a nee. Taking advantage of ihi, W. leaned
over as : far a he could, clinjnig all the
time In the free Willi In rijhl liaotl ,ani
succeeded in breathing into usie nostril.
without however, being able to bind the
eves. From that moment all became easy.
W.. who is verr skilful in the msiisa-emrnt
of a horse, rosxtil it, and rubbed his face'
and brealbed from time to lime into the no
frils, while the horse oftVied no j-esistance.
In about ten minutes AV, declared his con
viciion that 'Hie hisre was su'iduedi and
he 'tlien unfastened it, and to lite great and
eviilenl as'nins'iment ni II., (who lisd been
rying all the nmriiino; m vin to tret a ma
tery over it,) led it quietly away with. a
loose ha ter. : Sionpin tit the uiiddleof the
f ' near, W.,tj!iieily
wlked ap to the horse, placed Ilia arm over
one ere and lit. hand over Ihe other, and
urea l he tl in lei I tie nostril s-.il I was pleasi n'g
to ob-erve how agrreuble this opera ion ap
peared to Ike home, who put up Iris nose to
n-ceive the 'puff. Iti this manner V. led
ihe horse ihroutU the fields . to the stable
yard, where fie txa mined the fore feet nf
the horse, who odere! no Resistance but
while W, was examining the hind feet, bent
ifsnerk round, and kept timing W ' back.
He next buckled n a surcingle, and flieu
a saddle, and finally fitted llieliurse w ith a
rope. . During th whole uf these ope rut ions
the horse did .not oflVrthe liglUrstj-eia
tanee, ror flinch in the least degree.",,
Two experiment are all Mr. Ellis lias
had olfjoriuniiy of rithcr witoeisiiig,? or
hearing the resul's of. . But as he slates,
tl rse have been to lim neifecllv salinf.icto-
I ..I II... v. ,
ry; a no. aa ne lias nit nppnriunity ui carry
,1",B' ''; ' utiacquainied with
lraie-r. and other, may at .least try so
simple a plan, and thu teat and determine
it value, ht Mr. KUi is of opinion, thst this
is the eecrel.of the CeUbrafed Irish horse
tmrrs.-and vv remember thst lo more
lln one recorded iuaiice of (heir power,
tury pretended le. whisper lo. h. animal,
and iUy ed with hi heaL:nd Uiuk roba
I'lya- brtalned inta ktisr otrii.j, i'
CI'UE: FOR JLSF.AS.tX.fEAQIj ,
' pt tftlrpTV.MJ '( 4
Tlie application to the tree consist of
alt and salfnelre combined, in thepropor-
kflectiont.' ' ( '" ' 1
V'.Ai ";"! . 'V'. -tCV .i
!.l.l...IJIll.".".i'J,. J-Ui."-!l J1L.J-.' U '
(ion'of one pari of saltpetre J eight psrfa
of salt, one half piiutfd of t' mixture to
tree seven years old and upward,' to be
applied upon the surfuce. of the ground
around and In Immediate contact with the
trunk of (lie tree. 'This will ilestrnv ihe
worms; but to mo'eifeetoTi1ly preservethe
tree, t also sow tins mixture over my orch
ard, t Ihe rate of two buliels to the acre.
The size td the fruit !s increased, and the
flavor greatly improved, the worm destroy
ed and the yellows prevented. " .
RHODE" ISLAND. . k V"
FnoM TtiR pnoviuRNcn (r. t) joit-mvl.
OstMTJNICSTtO.V rROl.'E!tlV1., I)'-
Woi.f. he followineomniunirsiianltas
been received by the Governor frOmJl)
Wolf;' the matt who had the command ol
the insnrgent on the night of the 18th:' .
UxBHtDtii!, (Mas.) JvjirI, 1842.
, The Qndeisigned having been induced
by the earnest solicitations ol a commttiee
of the suffrage party in Rhinre Islahd to
take some small pii-ttn their protce'lins,
ha ince been convioced that he errr d in
o ilotng, and take this medium to infmm
you that nu further part will bo taken by
Mm in the rank or in tlie iiteetinjr Of the.
tlie tiieetiiict of the
sultrage party. Uly laolt seems to const. t
in Ihe part acted mi tho 13th ultimo. 1 I
assure you that I ws so placed that I could
not svVul taking the cnmtnnnd. 1 did it,
and I (ay il in the fare of Heaven, that the
greatest' inducement lo my acting was the
desire I felt t kkerp order and prevent
bloodshed, and protect property, so far as
. the influence of my command would avail.1
Thi could not be dime, In the excited
state of the men, without strong snd ener
getic measures in their commander. If I
erred in that, it wa a fault of the head,
not of the heart."" ' '
- ' II. D'0I.F.
The Providence Chronicle contains an
other Circular signed bt between thirty
and forty inhabitant orCrompton village,
friendly to the extension of Sullng, but
re pud tin g alt a t tetp pt -to earry 4h so
called "People' Consuiotion'' by force
A Touln o Ta The ancient fown of
Jedbnrgh, Scotland, f ems sadly affertetl
with decay. " Tlie populaiion fell ttpwartls
of 90O between the census" f tB31 and
that of 1811.' Of late the decrease has
been more rapid; antl perambulating the
st re; t you behold almost every alter
hate hhuse' t-cke'ed "To let."' The
town i well situated for -manufacturtni
industry, and yet the few factm-ie which
hive bee-n established ' are nearly all do
sed. '.Number of Ihe working classei are
departing (or Amcrtri, and" the whole as
pect of the place present very unfavor
able appearance. Gateshead Obeeivtr.
, The following Ci,i t!ularf Irom Lntii D.
JljLsChVii-.mati of iheCentralCiiin
mil lee anuointed at. a meet'inz of thu Don
ocratio members of (he General Assembly
ami ,oth"rr , Democratic, Delegare at, R-
leigli in last f$caxttt,", (bless nir 'J what
a lung tail our ct hi got i) loiind it way
into the newspapers soon after it was writ"
ten. if It, excited no little amusrnicnf at the
lime. not. only as exhibiting modut ope
randi by which contributions were levied on
die fat liful, but for the particularity wth
which the letter were 40 be ''addressed
always to Thomas I. Hybart, V.(.V It
rnn'iidediNse of he old "u0 of the lover
to her mistress, ..jj.i, .v-.t? -.ti--! -.
( When you wrile, pray don't furget to
pay the po' , ,
, But the ihf purpose for which it i now
revived, is tolet the Nullifier see whafMr,
Henry ald of a htm irt IB36C 1'Tfie com
bintd forces of iht MoHuQiutis. NvVifois,
mid Hank t'higt.V A.nd. yrt f ithtrj with
nts tisuAt veil :i 1 1 ty , it now eniicavtjring to
bring in, the NuUiliers to the aiipp'ort uf a
mauL who tliisspd , them , willi Aboliiiun-
Uuitfippr. Fay. Obk, :;
i--:.,rTTTpytot My,20jh, 1836, t
' .iVii; The. qtivsiiuit bow pending before
llie American People, wht hall be the
next President of ihe United i5la1t.e has
alreailyjbecome ilej'plyjnomootou atul j n -teresnng.
"AV consider (tie existenre" of
the Union and the fundamental principle
of our Governnu'tit involved ia (he cunt's'-
,r i .
Tlie combined force of the Jlhothion-
fit. Null Jery,, and .flank Filial present
a formidable arrav in point of number.
MdjfeaUh. and theyare already, aciively J
cgS',1 in Hie lielil, in the, circulation of
Apetthes.JJocumeju, aud FompMt i, lavnr
-.. ii .v . . t l- . ...
so 10 ioe,iuseioinuiion,oi ,inrir pnnc)
'OBC,
? -V
If the election of Mr, Ilia Lurcn 't
fealed by this romhinatioti , who ran for-
ve, whetjher Moli'ioniiu, Nullifurs t, ir
lyVmsolidationists, iro to t ul the Country
A we hold, therefore, the Intpciilyof
the .Union and the principle nf, ,lhe Re.
publicai .Party sacred, .it behoove u to
exert oursclvrs for our country. " To do
Ihi we mast raise ibe; mean to , par fur,
pciniing, publishing, nd tirculafinit infor
ma (ion among the people on all important
subjects involved in ibe contest, ; W have
tearneil to day,, that, the, opptwiiton .have,
Jn,rchfd the t Wi'uniogtoiv . Advcniser
armerly jA,op Vrrss. n i.dny nftra
lion pper 'll oow they hyewt pati-f
in tha Can Fear, and about 15 nut of COnf
fl nolltiraJ Jnuraal of the whole Slate, i
You; re requested te csdlf ,j, ii ybur cun-a
ly.notles thaiitJIO and ai much more a
mmh more a you cm, and forward the
horn' of our afTertiont
fume f Thomat Ihbnrt. Kn... Fur
ipatch, n furnish' frbin Mme 'lims
anj intormatinn .that may be useful Tor us
la know in lhsi nrsmiasa ail.lra,l I
isinnirin iijdsii, r.l. ' A i Ml,
rtiniinunieat f i)an-a .of the person mho
liIl:Uu : uowsJnar 'cftr In jour Di.
- .1 . T til . 1 1 a
Tour uWiltr-ni htimblt irfrant, 4
; , ' Louis' n: henry.'
Chairman ff tlie Central Cuiumiilet an-
ptiinifti at a. mrt;iiiig til ihc Uemorrauc
other Democratic DeTegutei at Raleigh,
in last December, ." ; ; , -
iiirMitj.-i ui me urnrrai AMriliUir anil
.. . . . . .. .. .
j "
j ,
ttitreneh.mtnt md Reform! n despite
of f Opposing influence, tbe 'Whigs re
endeavoring to redeem tlu'ir pledge to tr
trei th?the expenditure! nf the govern,
itienvand to re W m the rjee-wlric!rav
strowrt out tif it mat administration.' The.
bill reported by the committee of. public
expenditure propose tn .reduce' the ale
ries of officers: appointed since '1825, SO
per cent, and a reduction of 25 per cent,
is reromtnended on the mileage of member
of Congress; also a,"redu"tton of S6 per
rent; oft ail the exomsrsof the Judiciary'
except the salaries of th Jdgeji. It af.
soretiucrpKTme pay oi the otlicer of th
Army and Navy 20 per cent, snd ftif fifT
from them, a welt as from all'clvil effi. '
cer. every thing in th shape bf ' earfrtr l
luwanccl, heretofore constituting a furmi.
dable drain on the treasury, and prolifie
source of abase ind eorrupiioti.0 The bill
t sccompanteil by a report, which expose
and comment! with' much severity ' upon
tne amount nerert lore chargetl in tin eay;
A a specimen take the following extract,
relative lo the ovmha'ses of CaptTslcot.
avlm was in charge nf : the opeiationr of
! th.i Etigineer D.'parlmi nt, fir causing -
trvater depjh of water at the mouth of the
M iasiasinm river ' ,f" ! ''- ' - i j.
"The amcunt rlnrged by Capt Talent,
for bis service from the "l8ih nf April,
1837, to the 30ih uf April, J 330, exce.'di'
ihe sum of irXOO!" The 'imount allow
ed hiiirl e)ti.894. Tlie excels, near Rll,.
000 lias been retained in hi hand, and
tlie government is how1 compelled to re-?
sort tii an action at la for the par pose of
recovering the money," The full owing is'
list of some nf the Item which were re ,'
jerted by the Department r '1 peiiknife,
91 Uamasjt napkins, table cloths, tit.,
SlOtig 2 dinner irtl of china, 108, pick'
te,f3! 50, tongue. $21 ; macoaroni, $ II, .
vermarilla, $2t 50f .6 bottle champnieh
brandy, g2 f5 60 dozen of eggs, $33 81 j
43 btixe 'Vaisin." S141 1 1 Ibuehel dried '"
ncaches. jfiwith smtile lUor-lies of wal-
nut and tnnshroom calsop, Ipepperj Baucei.l.
sage, nutmegs, cloves, innamon and oth" "
er pice'" ,:;ry-,ij-.'.':;:;. !
, Our voi king men of ever .deienptlon, ;
will ee, from this slight specimen that.
Uncle A'um's boy have bee living in cIo-j
vet bnt they jwid for ivwhile tntny of'
ihetn hsve lieen glad to get plain' bread'
and meat! .T be committee, in rderencej'
to these "case, ay; with gret propriety ,
and forrerthatilhey-wouUl4iot -i censure,
the punhae, t the pubtie rxpente, of the
necessary bimi proper provisoop, out rosy
believe the foregoing to ' be ennecesssry'
snd extravsffant.v' They are but the food'
oi in epicure, ana snouni not jm allowed
at the publie expense; The soldier of Ihe k
army, who fight the battle of his country,
is denied any auch luxuries. 1 he honest
r.. r .I.V ...... i.t-i . i. ,
such,1 because the -want Dr hi tamily
forbid it, and the committee" da not be-f
lieya he should be taxed to support them In !
U I h"r . " " 's ,y fMW. ei :. . x '
Wittf these fact before the people: htv
one will deny that Retrench meat and Re
form were' needed. 'ft. t i -
f" tet-Limthburg. llrglnian;
B'f J ' '! 'I II, i .1.1 I 1 i I. H I , J, ffftf 'jl.-f :
TARIFF AND REVENUE.. .
In the estimates' of the Treasury Depart-'
mentof the United .States, for the current .
year, it ia abated that tinder the prcent raw '
enuo law there .will be a deficit of about
fourteen million of dollar,- It iaa fact bey
onu question that trie revenue, derived Irora s
(Iiiueson importation, on Ilia acal at which,
they are now established, are wholly iauf
ficient to meet the pecesssry expenditure!, j
The last reduction of dutiea, under tlie com-,
promise act, which will of course further)
decrease that source of revenue, will take ef
fect from and after the 30th of this month.'
The sum arising front duties in 1812, sup
posing tlio coniproiuU act to. go into full,
npcraiion, is estinvded at only a Utile over, -
fifteen and a half million., The expendr-,
turcsof ilio Goyernrnefit, cannot Jfall nelovrl
twonty-six millions.,,1; : y t
In Uie face of these fact, how would our ,
"Damocratie" opponeat propnse lo aupport ,
Ihq Goveruracot, H'itJio'j, a Tarifff, What; '
proposition .would : our ; Democrat, Nulli--fiers
tniiko for elfecli.ig that indispensiblo , 1
end! Wouhj they propose direct taxt' '
Would they propose that every poor man -
in ihe country should pay to the federal ex-
cisemsn an assessment upon hi land, hi
horse, bis window-light, in go-to meeting,
wagon, &.!., while the wealthy man enjoy
hi rich wine' and ilk,hi broadcloths. are
arid. hi cottons, too, imrJ"'tcd from foreign
eiiutitric frcq of dutvf , There "wa once 't
direct, tax laid and .collected by General '
tiovcrnmcnt; and lie wholo operation called
down upon it thcdbuMcdisiilled odium of
Federalism. Are "Democrat ready for '
a similar meast'troiiowr "Nullifier" threat
en a second edition of nullification thould the
tairffbin pas.": Doe not Mr. Henry now
hake hand with " "traitor and courtte-'
nance the tr'casonr ' ;' ' ". " "
A tariff ui1icicnt, V raie the nece.iry :
rcvehiir if and 'will be laid. And we '
enniend that it i, besides, the duty of oar '
legislators to lay It wiih Such dierimination '
4 lo protect the grevatarsliite of home m- '
dtrtwythe irrnt and Cotton manufacture of
die north.flwi' ihe 8outh--the leather rratv-
le. . . e . i- ...l A .L C.
DlSftiiTPaoi lire Tiorui nuu ino augar iiiauuioo
fuW of mexbiitlVK,,Sie,,, ".
iictiflfhlmril.fii rnimU that accordiitjf to
the term of the propoaed tariff, and the terma
of tho liOaa bill already paawd, the pubiio