rolina pptacrfuLin intcUcrtiuUVoraUna Mtfital rfjfafc ttje fana irouc7Kc.i anb !;o:nc oE our at ffftionZ"
THREE DOLLARS Per ksmn, in Jldvan
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"TOL XL.
ErAXEIGHrWEDNEDAir; MATT 1(5, 1849.
NO. 20,
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:W fN TIIE'l'XITJiD S TATES IS AT
No. 179 Hrtiiiiiiorc si-, near Lijjiii,
B&1TIM0KC, MD
U lie re 500 pe.nant are imfiluyeit, anil a ttotk oj
lAtiattiiUM,MKi--lvut mUiauil -
MF.UCIIAN I S ANU OIIIKUS visitins Balti
more are in.itel lo call anil examine the ler
veil ami bell atotk of SH1UT3 that hat ever been
ottered, comi-ting of all aixes ami qualitiea, f"r
MKX AM) IIOY3, Which for style and vnnk.
rnanahip cannot be surpassed. More lhan utaal
ilirli hc huen made lo render the attaortmeui
cuuiiileic and dcsimSde in every rtsnt-ct.
10-lr.
I.O.O.F.
ODD FELLO W S' UUflALIA.
N' US BALTIMORE STREET,
.BALTIMORE. MD-
Four A (four ofow Frederick Street, ami One
Square below Sun OJice,
W11KRE may be found the most extensive
' SSfcorment and latest styles nf FKIN
(iKS. GIMPS, BUTTONS, CORDS. TAS
SELS. fee. &e.. Also Masonic, Odd Fellows,
Red Mens, Sons of Tempelance, Sans of Lib
.erty, Americaa Mechanics, Beneficial and al
oilier Societies'
PEG ALIA ANT3 TSI1YIIWG3
are kepi on hand and made to order, KLAC8,
mbetppfoVef aiyfea. " Plain Linen Drilling, Urown Drilling,
17-All outer from (he country attended to
villi dispatch.
JRVVKLS.
Odd Fellow' and Sons of Temoerance Jewels.
JyJa0JU4aenlJIaayvai band and-at ptN?entfi'mniS tTTk' kid anTlVhiie Silk Glove
cos less than any other esiahlishn,.it.
SNclUG MKSRKK.
.
Viureai Agency.
Fur the Recovery of Dormant and Improperly
u W.lhheld
flE.1L .I.V7I PEllSOX.1L ESTATE:
Till BtrTLtMEST A!D A l)H ITIli T I UB or COXMEB-
Securing I'ateiitt fiir Intention in Great Bril
oi'h. In land, unit the Colonic and l)c
penden'ciet thertunt tefongiig,
and Negotiating foY
tlu Furehatt or Sale of the tame,
1 1 EKKItK.N'CE may be had on apilimliun free
I .of cmrge, (provided the motive ia not that
ot mere cui ioa.lv ) to a hit enmnriiinr npwarda ot
11,000 names in which unclaimed propert) ia Hand
ing; alio an index to oict 10,000 dtertiaemenlt,
which hare appeared fur the pant SO yean in va
rious Dritiah Newspaper!, addressed to Heirs at
Law and next of Km.
Communicaiiont by lctler are requested to be
port paid.
UEXTHAM r API AN,
38Uroadwy, Aew.sor.
liefcreneet are permitted, to '
lion (jHanm I. UitT, Judge Court ol Com-
mnn I'leas. N Vnrk..
FtiLiK, Sti-aht STo.
Ch- (Jatiliiio, h Co.
W.T. J. TaTtcm-r,
fi. It. A. KICKKTTS, Eaq.
Kowiro Scnnnam, lvn , Uineinoaiti, Oliin.
A. Patch it. Ei , PreJident i'atcbin Bai.k, Hul-
falo. Aitim
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
... J USX Jl K C KI VCD,
At Xo. 12, Faj-clicvlllc Street
n a i. i:i n. v.
The subscriber lias just returned from Npw
V'orli, and is now opening the largpot sionk o
Goods he er brought to this maijiet. a5,ny
foffflef Silttrrff. -Tfipy '''erTubuKiiVenti'reiy' for
cash and will he sold at moderate advances for
cah and to punctual customers on credit.
The assortment consists in partol the follow
trig i
A large and beautiful assortment of
iadi i: sv nunss noons.
tittrbnehtg-tiiB npwen1 srylbs'aiitl'l'dsliionsou'
thu spring.
A laree assortment of Calicoes, Kiubroid. Linen
Lustic,
Ameiiean, Scotch, and FienchGinjhams, very
cheap.
Jaconet, Swiss, Mull and Dojk Muslin at re-
Jnced prices,
Linen Cambric Handkerchief Flench Worked
Collars
Scarfs, Swiss, Muslin, thread fi Lisle KiLjrinjPj
uioves ol every description ulack and While
Cotton Hosiery.
Super Blk.& WhiieSiik do of tl.e best ruali'y,
Uonnets and IJIbbons, dec. dtc
A well selwicd Stuck ol Uiack and Olive,
SjSg.ttv.Efgpcb. Glalani-mwry w.."
I'Uin Linen for Coat. (?heck do. French
and English. Drap d'lKn
And a laige stock of Fanry Summer Stuffs,
eatings, &.r, ke.
Cravat?,
Pongee and Uandanni Mank'fs, Irish Linen,
Rrown and Itleaclied fiioutins and Shillings,'
Inrrjc s'ock.
Table Linen 8 and KM Toweling, and Osna
burs, and Marlborough Stripes.
r k vciy large assortment of
Moots nod Shoes
HATS! HATS."
Call and see for yourselves the Spring styles
Deaver, and -Satin - Heaver, the best article,
and beauties they are, Hrpad Piims, low price;
Do.' Bl'k. Tcarl; and Red, Soft Mexican and
California, do- Fanams, Leghorn, and Palm
Leaf. Do. at reduced prices Ironi last season.
Straw Matting.'
i.rocciics, fjc.
Groceries, Brown, Clarified, Crushed and
LoafStmar, Rio, Lsrruiia, and Java CofTVe,
Teas of the best ((ualities, Sperm, Adamantine
nnd 'l'alhiw Candles, superior kind.
LiOiHi ri, aialutVaK,
Crockery, Hardware and Liullery, line taine
Cutlerv. 51 pieces in a set Gasnngs, and
llollowware. JJUcksmlih s Bellows. AnviU,
Vices and Hammers, and almost wy aiticlft
usually kepi in a Relail Store.
t. n. selby;
April 28, 18 1J
No. 12, Fayelteville St.
Raleigh, M.
18
Orand &. Square
T Iano Ypvtc JSlanwV'ivctQty ,
NOS. 8, 0 h 11 EUTAW ST,'
OPPOSITE THE EUTAW HOUSE,
BALTHDE0R3J. MD.
ir NABE & UAEIILE would idtMcl
lV.-Xully call lho atusntioa of liie . pubjic
to their superior CRAM) AND ytJUAKE 1M-
AMJS, Ihe fianos Manulactureo at tnis es
tablishment have for delicacy of touch, sweet'
neas, clearness and brilliancy of lone, beauty and
style of workmanship, been pronounced by me
most eminent Trofrssors to be uusurpassed by
any instrument made in this or any other conn-
Professors, amattiers, country merchants, and
others visiting Dalt more will find it to their
rlvantage to call at our extensive etallit.hme it
efore purchasing eTsewhete. 38--1 y .
::ZTHn.lAOARA-
SHOWER BATH?
71X ENTIRELY NEIV ARTICLE
TOR SHOWER BAT1USG,
WITH COLD OR WARM WATER.
(T?Tlils Uath took the I'reminin nt
the Fair of the I'rnnliiiii Instl
inte. Oct.. IS 18. the only liatli
that ever took a premium at the I
latittttct nnit also tooK me first
1'reiuiiiiii nt the Fair ol' the iIa
l ) t;iiI IitsUittiv, IInUiiiiorc,-.o-
veiiiocr, isis.
Treasury Oflire,
MAY 7, IS19.
TI T 1 ing reptefenled to this Department, that
J. there i in many t'oumies of the State, aonir
muapprehPBfinn aa to lha levyina and follecline
uio uruiTi s'einiiiy, to provide lor trie eiau
lishmriit of a Slate H.if piul lot the luaane of North
Carolina; lo produce uniformity on the sulject,
I would fepeclfiilly call to the notice of 'the
Clerks of the several County Courts and Ihe Sher
iff of the several counties, th 3d Section of the
supplemental Act, from which itrwill appear, thai
ibfwml taTHTirr'ed t Slu An.'mijr tie'fn-'
eluded in the lax list now by law required to he
furnished to the PhVrilTs, and that lha bherrffa shall
collrct, cacouut for, anil pay over the said tsx as
they aro now required by law, as to the General
M'e taxes, TLis tax being thercfure collectalde in
the present veir. io those counties where the Clir.k
have already huiideil out lliejr list to the Sheriff
without including this tax, it is tl sir du'y under
this law to il.div.-r to the Sheriff u additional or
upplemental lint.
C L. IIINTOX, Pub. Tress.
19 It.
NA I IONAL AM) PATIUOTiC.
The Whijrs of Tennessee have nomina
ted for re-eltciion the present excellent
pect lo carry Hie Siate for hfrn vcrv hand
Komely.' Upon Ii is unanimous nomination
by the lug State Convention at Nashville,
a fc,y days since, the Governor made u
hntf address, the subslance l which an-l
jrcffi iii iijc ii.isuviiiu iiiitri a. a lie iui-
lou ing passage will )iow how his Excel
lency thirrts and speaks oil some subjects:
"He congratulated the hfgs upon their
success tn ihe l'resiuenttul camiiaiin, and
remarked that some questions ha I recently
arisen, to one ol which he would allude
the tlaveiy quesiiou, arising from th
acquisition of new territories. He said
itiafori a quesiloii H4taaWtic?ctrgi7e'
n pledges he had in his birtli 'and edu
cation something better than pledges. He
wtWifi favor ol tlte institutions ef the South,
but he valued the Union above every thing
else. He deprecated the fanaticism that
seeks to array one portion of this glorious
Union against another; was oppnsad lo the
proposition, made in some quarters, of; non
inlerrourso wiih ihe Nmth in case of the
passage of the Wilmot Proviso; said he
would not give one foot of ' erminit ''on fittn-
&f JJMx.r Saratoga, or Forktowiu fur,
though all its hill u'cre ttuddetl with gold
mid its valleys Jilleil wtfli ttavet. lie was
opposed to those who would deny the
SoutheriiebpteThetr rights hi the newly
acquired territories, ; afid thought that, in
the present threftietiing; aspect of things, a
cbmpbinlse slioiiTd he'm
rnr the f'niol AT ALL UAZAHDS:" for the
Smith so Inner ;i he couill tie consisieiiuy
Willi lha- nreservation of. the Union, Lut
for the L nwn at all events.
Sucli sentimanti as these linn a prompi
UNIVERSITY.
The Pu'nlic Anniversai) Examination of ihe
Sttitti-nts of ihe Universitv of North Carolina
will be held at Chapel Hill, on Monday, the 'response in the heart o the American peo
3iih day of May ensuing, and be continued f Every year of our existence as a nai
I line, heimr'lhe first Thnrsdav ol
last Hiei.Uoned day rfs appoiuted for ttie
ANNUAL COM MliN C E M E NT
of ihe C jllege. "
The following Trustees compose ihe Com
mill.. f Viaituti.in-
His Kxcellency CHARLES MANI.V, Cover
from day to day .until I Tmrsday 'ttie Tin oi Qn ,0 ,n3 gtrengtri of -that -nnttonal
",ZV- " ' " rfwltmr which cleve to the. RepublM.-, one
and indivisible, it u true there are, Cle
men's of alienation nt work both at tlu
Norih and at the South, and there nppears
to be an unusual activity in those elements
;HKi now. Fanaticism, sectional and polit.
the Hoard.
Hon. Datib L. Swaijc, L. L,
of th College.
John L. Bailey.
Simmon J, Haker,
7nhii H. liryan,
Jjhn-R.JT Da tltet,
John M. Dick.
JamesC. Dobbin,
John A Gilmer,
Robert II. CillUmk
Calvin Graves,
John D. Hawkins,
Charles L. Ilinlon,
All oilier me
wITo may alien
D., President
John Kerr,
Walter L. Lak.
Willie P. Mangum,
James T. Moiehead,
Samuel F. Patterson,
ThomaS RufTih.
Romulus M. Saunders,
James S. Smith, .
Richard D. Spaighl,
Lev. is Thompson,
John D. I oniner,
ambition with the bitter prejudices arising
from interests supposed to be contrar'mnl
seems m be moving for a desperate cast
if it can by ny possibility bring things to
the dioniiy of a crisis. Some distinguish,
ed amateurs of treason havo been chasing
the pflantoin for years with singular per
severance, arid every "contingency has ar
rived xcent the crisw. The goml people
liV- horn imnlbrcd to retjard themselves
n iiiintK-rablv miserable because tf the
existence f Slavery at the Srt th, or be
Frnm the Iloton A'lai
BlUmii JUSTICE THE UliTtiUE
JONES.
We have recenilv examined the Reports,
maue to ongTess in INiarcli last, ot the
case of the barque Jmtrp, and we do - not
remember ever hating read of an outrage so
wanton, committed even by an evasion of
payment, on llio part of any govertiinrnf, for
losses following an illegal and wholly un-juaUiialiJo-aov-of
(e-of H oflicr rs; ;wtHrnV
genuous, mean, and utterly rontempidde,
as the final reply of Iird Pahnerston to
Mr. Bancroft's application for redress,
The Jones saih-d from Bostony in March,
1840, for tho Western Coast of Africa, with
a large ami valuable assorted cargo, suited
to that trade; and after touching atdiircrcnt
places oil the coast, and exchanging a con
siderable portion of her outward cargo for
African productions, she went, in the further
prosecution of her voyage, to St Helena,
where she arrived on the 24 th of Aurust,
entered at the custom house, and deposited
her papers with the American Consul,
in all ''''"ffsfomplyjng with jhe lavsfi1
WffriJrraanamTITie Unite;d Slates. At
St Helena, she landed a part cf her original
eargo, and the master and supercargo were
engaged about three weeks in etlecting sales
ami exchanges thereof. 1' rom Hits port she
Wed oSTiT to Alrica. for
the purpose of disposing of merchandise
taken in at St Helena, and, coilevling what
remained of previous sales o;t the coasl,
and thence to the United States. But, just
before she was ready, one Littlehules a
Lieutenant in the English Navymaster
of one of the English cruisers formerly
stationed on the African-coast, for the os-
4Mibl - purpose o( preventing the sla ve
trade, took it into his head tlml something
could he made out of the Jones. He ac
cordingly commenced operations, by de
manding of the master, ns he met him in
the street, hi manilcst; and was referred.
of course to the eustom house were it Was
lodged when tie vessel was entered.'
He nxt sent his mate on board the liar
pie with an armed force', and demanded the
ship's papers, for which lie was referred to
the American "Consul in 'whose lawful
custody they were till the vessel had clear?
i.-- hesc referenc Js "lled rcfusaht to
seized the Vessel, upon the pretence mat
she had no papers! no aational character!
nd Uicreforc it .waa feaaonaWe to mlcr that
she was engaged in the slave trade! i ! H
he had been an honest man he Avouiu Ji?ije
entered M$ cdmntainl a; bhee In the Court
of St Helena, but that would not answer.
his purpose, for he knew that ho could not
show a plausible pretext for the sciinrc and
that he would have beca defeated with costs;
he therelore manned the barque, and sent
her off to Sierra Leone for trial, withhold-
ding her destination, and refusing to ptrniil
tho muster or simercargo to- to fir ricr: In
the four day itttorsjeniaKvbetwcen llio aeia-
urcand departure, every ellort was mane
kv iho mnier nnn sunercarrro. aided bv the
Consul, to ascertain the ground of complaint,
and the intention of Litdehales. To a re
spectful letter from the master, making these
inquiries, no answer waa voufhsaieu; a let
ter from the Consul was returned unopened!
Application to the Collector and to the
Governor produced no interference, and so
Muster Liltluliales had it all in his own
, paritesJiatnicJped -UtemeelveMo costs and
whatnot, about an einhtli nartofihn origin
al value was left in Court, subject to the
onier oi the owners.
TiIi us, that there never was a more gross
aud wanton outrage pcrpctiated by any
ciritfzed nation upon the property and
riglus of another, without the slightest pre
text to jnstfy if; rind there rertnitily never
was a caie w hich demanded of an horora-
lJftgoveUHcM4ior fHrompt and- a mpfd Tftr-4
urcsn.
Now.loi us sec how the claim fur redress
has been met by bur liberal and magnani
mous friends across the water, This case
was first prpwiitd to "the British (.overn
mentby Mr. Stevenson, in April, 1841,
without producing any reply. . Second, by
Mr, Everett; in May, 1843, who gave its
whole history in a most clear ami unan
swerable manner, but was met by cavils
nnd evasions. And third, by Mr. Bancroft,
in December 1847, which rlicitrd a refusal
from Lord Palmerston, on the ground that
any objection to the jurisdiction of the court
ITiiit anlppcat might hare been taken from
that Court, and that, inafiriueh as neither
was done, it is too laic now -for the owners
to object to the letral nroccedines which
were hud in the case. That ia to.aiy this 1
Trtraw in isi iUsh uniform captured an Amer
A great and important improvement is made in
thistibower Bath overall others, by throwing the
water iuiiifdiately on the body wiibout waiting
the he ld, unless at ll will or pleasure bf the
l ather, but a greater point is Ruined by being en
Med to bathe wiih warm water, wLich no olher
Shower Uath is adapted to and most important of
-aHrtheDatU ean be muJicated without injury to
he hair. ,
Mny perpon cannot taae a cold bsth tncir
eiso is met in thi", they can regulate Ihe tern,
perature of the water lo suit their wih and eoni
mence lu'binl at av seam of the year without
anv unol'a-ant reuh. Ladies ean hove the ad-
mton, John u. I ooiner. 1 cause or the horrors, present and prospec
nembers of the Hoard of rru.tew i , conlained in ihat l,ox 0f PakdoRA, tl.e
nd, will be considered members ; ' ; . ,, . ,f,.i ,rt wimp,,
"ommiitee Wilinot Proviso, j It is painful to witness
also of lliis Couiuiiltee
Uy order,
CIT RLESL. rtMYOXr SceretmTt
lain
itdieign, may io,.',
iL7"Ciiy papers.
the inisctv of these disappointed champi-
na WiM"n-s-prophcts of ruin, who,
like so mv.v Cassandaus, except tnaiCAS-
186t. ...m. waa a vounir worn airf g -about in
arronv- because they ate neither believed
CO.1l.1IOX SCHOOLS i,r h'lowcd to realia- their ow prediuhons.
OFFICE f tlu.B0.1Itn of LITEKATVKE. with a happy indifference to these efToits
THE Presidettt and Directors of the Lit- of siiators the great mass of the people al
crary l'imd have ordered to bo distrib-' tend o their own business, with a "e"''"?
uled the sun of forty thousand dollars, in pari ; 0f security in ihe institutions established
,,( the netl annual income of the said Fund for. K tl.e founders of the Republic, ami with
ihe support of Common Schools, among Ihe j g j.itprji feeling' ol devotion to the Union
several counties for the year 1819. j ,)0 sranit nalionulity it bss created,
A Statement, showing the qaoia to which , like the strength of a giant, ia qui
each Coumy ..j .i.tttled .ccrdtngto ,,. fderal ,' conVj0U.ne.s of its own
v.t,go or bathing without wetung u head or j , if hl. Once aroused by an apprehension
T . ,. sr. aimol. snd comoleU, and 1 the puhlio Treasurer on due application. . Uf dangef , .Lfl.. who had provoked It would
--ra- ... I .. - . ! i-..rt ..n.la. ... hanrf lliia QTtli I L-l.t.. .4rkt, in llPU'frre.
t out of order. The Il'hcante ..ur. "- -."- frooauij uu ...... v-
jjui. simcT
way.
At Sierra Leone the Jones and her cartro
were 1 ibclled and ExjHtRTB -trial was . had
before the Admiralty Court of the Colony.
There was no appearance for the defence,
Tor the agents of the owners had bcenleft at
St Helena, without knowing where the
vessel had been carried. Of course Mr.
Litllehales put in only auch evidence aa
would best suit his own case, nnd yet, even
under all these disadvantages, the Courtdis-
misscd the libel with the remark thathc'NF.v-
n aaw a TASK SO FRKE FimitUWltHt"
but at the same time condemned the own
ers in costs, oiUlie ground that the master
had not shown a "propeif defereiice to the
constituted authorities" he had dared to
refer this jackanapes, Littlchales, to the
Custom House and the Consul lor ins pa
ieanshin in a British nort. nnrsiiinir nlaw
lid trade, turned out the' master anil super
cargo, carried her to another and distant
colony, procured an ex parte trial, without
notice to, or the know ledge of the owners
without the possibility of their having notice
or knowledge; the court ostensibly rcstnr-
ed the vessel aud cargo, but placed them, in
iacr, DcynnD uia reacu oi tup owners, by
condemning tlictn to pay ciis6 and to find
bonds to abide tlic result of an appeal ;nil
for noncompliance .with. lite cwiditions -of
which they could know nothing till it was
too late sacrifice vessel and cargo. The
British fjoverunicnt rcicognwe Littlehalcs
as their ofliccr, assumes the responsibility
of his piratical nroeeedinirs -and now.
when called upon for redress, very grave
ly tell us that, a the owners did not ner-.
torm an impossibility, by appearing in their
Alrican court to defend tlitir riirlits. ihe
judgment nt .;rl jhqt it.
ii, .,! i.r ,n i , w iii, .i'i.i
facts, was not acted anon by Congress for
want uf time-; but we trust that owr govern-1
inent will take up tlie matter tit earnest, and
not permit Lord' Palmerson to ;:ahteld Jhim
sell uuder aucw inean and llimsy pretexts
as he has been driven to. A similar act
orarr2resion on the part of an American
. .... - i- : .t
Olliccr II sucn a tiling run uc miuguiDu
w'ould dfaw down upon v the wrath of the
BritUh government and lhjjryJitUIUills
natifitu u we weTc" fo rclusc, evert lor a year,
Instead of nine years, the most ample silts
faction. and most iustly too. lt remains to
.l).C. ma, w hctlicr. . pu r mcrchanta a re .to -be
plundered and ruined by British naval olhccrs
and Colonial Judges and bo compelled to
submit to such foul wrongs, on the misera
ble plea that they may appear before hnse
judges to defend their properly, and if they
fail so to do, they must lose it.
BOLD STUOKE FOR A HUSBAND.
A rather singular case of forgery lias just
occurred in Now Orleans. A young
French' VirL" who had recently arri-
A DISCOVERY for PREVENTING
FIRES.
Corrtttpondtnre of the notion Jttlat.
Af a rerMit metling of ttie Royal Witu
tion, lield aUml a" week since, an iniDor-
tant paper waa read, which is rnakinir anmn
talk among the acienlitic men here, fcnd is of
great ina-rest to tle world at large - If is no
! iiiun a otscovery, Dy means of which
carhouic acid gaa is allied to Jlie cjiiii.-
gnrshrnelirBf Urea wiiti corimlete wiccess. iii "
its operation instantaneous, am) with this im
meiise advanlatrr, with none of the liinrv to
fiirniiiire, buildings, Ac. inseparable Irom
in use oj water lor a similar porno, .
The paper to which I reler wus i.l
the meeting last Fjjday, by Rev. I. Barlow
nnu w as an accmint ol nn mvcntiorr of a Mr.
PhHips, callrd'-lmips's Firc annihila.tor."
IK'l'er mis since been published in the .
annals ol the aocietv at lomrih. I ;n
you an abstruet of its purport in a few
In large fires, flame is the nrea'pst nrmnt
ol tlestniction; it occasions a violent dminrhi
mg ami noxious giises. l'or iu existence
a constant supply of pure air ia necessary,
as well as a constant hurli teinwr.niire
To prevent the latter, watrr is sufficient.
The "fire anihilalor" suhiliu s i1:imi l,v r..
not liable to (ret out of order. The uVheanbej vJMJr. "'"J ""
adjusted to suit tiny lieigliih, from a small child lo d"J 1 J, . v , v
las Ull.at person. When the door ia closed, heistfJtAtfi5 C H AKl.hb M AM-. Y,
future are hid and Ihe uuuide appearance ia tbu j Governor of Ihe State an
of a neat iiiece ol furniture
They hare reeiwd Ihe approbation of several
medical gentlemen others sre rctut alcd la call
oV examine tliern.
MauuUcture. by tlis Patentee.
' , KPHUAIM LARRADEE,
vtmmt1t iru't;arrt'reet;-;"B.Wrttor
D TIII.0 Read What Armstrong says:
. . I'o not oaut. ya who wau'J. luiaiili sretue.. -
i he djily fresh atilulmn tbat shall clear .
The aluice of the skin enough to keep
The body sacred from, indecent sll.
Htill to he pure, even jif it did oot conduce .
(As much a it ilocaVo health, vcy greatly worth.
Tour daily paina:-li this xIotbs lha rich
Ph want ol this is poverty's worst foe.
-'.IVitV thps extUBaliairvtiekiasga aliBS , ...
A decrrt-gncn without it, youth an3 charms
Are liartscme." ' - . 3'i-ly.
Raleigh, April ii, 1843.
R resident ex-olficio
of said Board,
1341.
MErVtTt-riT8'II0TUI,
FottHh Wrtetpr; ttel weeri A wh' i ntl "
Market, ltttl:ilelpltin.
rplll PROPRIKrORSHIP AND MAN
ii AUGMENT, si flii, eU.- known hotel,:
(which i located in the very centre af buine,)
hav'ng tins day pasd into lb hands ofthesub
rriben, ihey beg leave lo atale tbat it ia their por
poseto render it worthy of th libral patronsge with
which it 'has Teen heretofor sustained tod hope,
by unremitting aAU6tioo to deserve tUa paUonag
of their frieod who may it U erty on businea or
pleasure, k C. k J. McKIRBIX.- ,
of lLe EicLsnre Iluiel I'yaMirg, f
TUltlvlSH EDUCATION. ,
The Turkish Clovernment is interesting
itself in having men thwoughly educated in
j every branch of agriculture, for the purpose
oi inuuctng among tnesuojecis m mat uu-
farming. In all the Turkish hrmsea you
will see one side on which the blinds are
always elose)..,.-riieae,are.ihe..a.partriientjc.
r-of the women, who live entirely separate
from the male portions of the family. At
the age of twelve, boys are removtal from
the aociety of their mothers and sisters.
The accouut&.fom Texas state that the
vcd. w'ttJt.hcrjnotUct awd-aiater from Par
is, was reported to have a large amount of
gold oii-depoaite with a city banker. She
was fair and of course h-id many admirers,
among them a verdant young merchant,
whom she married,-it the day following
the marriage, the happy bride groom depos
ited with a banker a note for $10,000, sigrv
Jed. by oneof the .wcddiiesWiiiejrtJiatuaiu
the city. This note, which he had received
from his young and beautiful bride, he de
sired lo have collected, and a draft fur the
amount remitted te hiin at New York, for
which destination the happy couple took
pcrs, Instead of humbly offering to bring t,)ar departure ' the same evening.
the Custom house and Consul to him. i The note was not discovered to be forgery
the decision was not satisiactory to uiis
naval hero, and ho entered an appeal, not
that he intended to prosecute it, hut be
eaute ho knew it Would be an effectual bar
to recovery by the owners; for if they
should hear of her whereabouts and send
for her. how could thev give bonds to abide
the' result in a higher Court? And this last
malicious move had the desired euect.'
. Pendir.g-thcsc operations, the supercargo
had fofihd hia way to Liberia, where he fell
in with an American cruiser and requested
her commander w "look-into Sierra Leene
and send home the Jones, or any valual lea
heionfr'mrr to her. which the author tea
might "gi veipr?,i,Mr?' HmcY aecOTdidgly ,'"
applied lo the acting Covernor (or this
purpose, and waa Jold that the property,
could not be surrendered withiut paying
costs and civixo boxds to abiue the re-
iat-tr or tub appeal. Ul coarse nc couiu
not give bonds, nor could the owners have
done it had they becTT present; for where
could they find sureties which would have
venting effectually the suimlv of its viii.1
element, pure air, and supplying instead one.
uetkirtictive to its existence, carbonic gnu
and steam thus renderinir the contiiiii.im-n
of flame impossible, These are generated
by this appnrUts, which is perfectly portable
for one amnio for a private.. house- ui.rh -
only twenty fi ve pounds. It is so contrived .
that bf simply touching a spring this aclive
agency can be aroused in throe seconds of
time. For the protection of larser buildings
such, as churches, lactones, Aen a larger ap
paratus in proportion will be required, in a'-
convenient position. The potency of this
invention was exhibited in several different
ways m Ute lecture room. - Models of
houses, ships, Ac. were set on fire," aiid
wheu fully ignited (lie flame was extinguish-,
ed as soon as the uiinihilalorjvaa tirougliU-
iu u-ur upun n . '
I he great ad vantajoXjliuMiilam
propn ration or brought to bear upon the fire
and the complete freedom jfroin any injury
to furniture inseparable from the employment
olwatcr. 1 hia. apparatus may be always
at hand ready for use, is easily act in ac
trim t always sure to-e ome into tsvTO', tkj "
casions no injury to the house or funiitiire,
and no injury need be apprehended from its
use. This is all the account of this important : .
discovery yet made public. There aecma
to lie no reason to doubr the ftltvaln
f rtaimcrl for the discovery, which cannot fail "
to prove one of the moot beneficial applica
tions ofcaicntific knowledge that this ago
has brought lortn.
REMARKABLE L.ONGEVITY
We learn that there is a rosebush llotir
ishingat the beautiful fesidencertif Ar Mu'-
ray Mellvanc, Esq., on the Neshaminy creek
near Bristol, Pa., that ia Well known to be
more than one huudred years old. In the
year 1742 there was a kitchen built, which
encroached on the corner of the garden, and .
the masons laid the cornerstone with great '
care, saying it waa "a pity to destroy so fine
a bush." Since then it has never failed to
produce a profusion of roses, shedding jtrZ.
round "t&aJniaalwd
Sometimes it has climbed for yeara over the
second story windows, and then declined by
degrees to the ordinary height. - Tlie fifth -gcurratin
of the family is now regaled with "
iu sweets. Not far from this remarkable
hush, is a buttouwood tree of the same age,
now measuring about 33 feet in circumfer- .
encc.
until several days after they had sailed for
the North. The credulous husband with
his artful spouse are now enjoying their
honey moon trip at the North, but the news
of the aflVtr which must come, when lite
mooey.does not, will sorely interrupt their
matrimonial bliss.
f Milan mmnX. sri harplCS, to. the to
tions on the inhabitants in variiW parts of j mount of 870,000 The result was that the
.ui;,..,,,- - - vessel annarco were aci iiiec'i a in ;nn-i un
A WORLD ON FIRE.
Lieut. Maury-SuperiHtendent of the Na
lional Observatory, Washington, says, in a
n,l,li.aa?
"It may be that there is nowr, at tins ve
ry time in the firmament above, a world on
fire. " Argua, - to well known- star iit" the
southern hemisphere, has suddenly uiazesi
forth, and from a star of the second or third
magnUude, now glare with the brilliancy
of the first."
Witt, S. Blocnt has - been appointed
Postmaster irj Washir.g'.or!, N,.Cr..t,kr,ll..
From lha Warraatoa tleportir. .
EFFECTS OFTHELATB FREEZE-- a
ON TWO ARTICLES OF AGRI
CULTURE." .
. Mr. Verell : Worthy of observation
perhaps, that amidst the destruction of veg
eUtion by the late severe frost, the Jemsa-
lem artichokes (up at the time) received no
injury.
This is one circumstance mere in favor
of their culture, & their abundant yield, and
perfect accommodation for (ceding hogrs all '
winter with no trouble but turning them in
upon them, are giving them increased favor . ,
with those farmers who have given them a
fair trial. That enterprising farmer, Mr. .
Kearny, near Shocco, is one who cultivates
I learn, these artichokes pretty extensive
ly and piizcs them highly as swine feed.-
Another article not generally injured by the T
late frosts is the grapel -About four years
ago a frost like the late severe one, desttoy
ed the foliage In rry vineyard, among other .
things; but the vines sprung out-agaia and -2. -produced
abuhdanUy. notwUhstanding, aud ,
tiie grapo alhliist the ohy in the region
lor then, as the present year perhaps, in the
iTn.inl States. Why not this another cir -
cums'ance to inauce fa'rmcrsto turn llieir
attention to vines or for the sat) of never "t .
failing in most excellent fruit, ell s
I jsaening foreign dependence lor wines. -
Most respectfully, ; t '
1 S.WELI.ER. v
If o man " reap whatsoever lit tweth,
rwm.'t a lot of brcccliei iU tie tailor havei -
?