North Carolina Newspapers

V si I . ' ' W V.. A . a i . - at- I ipiB"(DiPM.ir.(iDm 1IB W IK S T K J18 K A M V K D8 TI MM. T VOLUME I. RUTIIERFORDTON, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1830. NUMBER 11. mm. y : . : - - I, ' i " Pi). . ' 1 T - ire . 1 ' t . r r i A 7 I , HTULISIIEI EVERY FRIDAY MORNING , BY - llUSWtiLLi JtiLMtilt, JR. Terms of subscription;: Two dollars and fifty ccatvper annum, if paidjn advance ; or three dol- lars, lfpaid within the year: But u delayed alter ; the etoseof the year, twenty-five cents will be j.' added. ).;; ' h ' ) , : r ': ; - A ) No paper will.be discontinued until all arreara-: ! ges are 'paid, or at the discretion of the publisher. Advertisements inserted on the usual terms jAGRIC ULTU R A L. ''The agricultural interest of our country is es sentially connected with every other,- and superior in importance to tnem all,"-j . Jackson's Message ftSBtSKBSSS ;Uii".Xi.w S4'2iatta adopt tHis plan'generallv, they could gath- Weliave this day 'examincd with great incompatable with the iminutLle principlesof right, er enough peed, without the necessity of pleasure, the skein of Floss Silk made by ybeMcrificeofotherwodJat with i J t- i. , 11 ft if tr . their uelf-preservation. Sir, the force of tins aru- cleamng it, which requires much labour, the JMiss Waties, and pronounce it excel- ment b inrinitely increased by the conwderation The machine, '! mentioned, is a box' like lent. ; Congress could not more effectual- that, ai it has already happened, so it would man frame about4 feet Wide, 5 feet Ion r, aud ly encourage the culture of Silk in. South probably hereafter happen, that tho States which nnP W Winirr&efnrft- witK enmh Crrnlnt: than -naMin, tKS, oKnr, contributed the least; would be precisely thow I j r ' c fcTt V i V . ,i ;v ""5 7 which would receive the most thus present of wbod, irorrDrspeel attached to the floor named ladies, to become the teachers of a injustice of such a course, in the most vWid oi me oox, wjurxtm.puoui twelve incnes numuer oi persons to ueei- cocoons and i I mi f ' 't i - ii I. i -w-ii v-,i , . w-. C T. liOECKIXY, . To George W. Jeffrey's, Esq. , ' (Concluded.) , hM on clover lays. This has been con- tramefixed upon two small make Floss Sk. - i i . . a. . u.xrit m . w . a. m r l they will be continued and taxed accordingly. JllTHERFORD HAT FACTORY. THE subscriber W'ould inform his friends and customers that he continues to carry on the V MANUFACTURE OF, HATS of all -descriptions, made of the best stock in a superior and ex ,7 rVllent miimer and after the latest and most ap .: pro.ved fashions, at his shop in Rutherfordton, whe-rc he invite his customers to call upon him '-; Uud examine for themselves. All orders will be j i punctually attended to, and the subscriber will ) warrjirU his work equal in quality to any that can be procured. ul J ourneymaii wU meet with and with a success highly gratifying. We lallow our clover land for wheat in August and September. 'We use nacross plough ing;' but with large harrows, the soil is pulverized, the wheat sown and then har- rowed or. ploughed m, late m feeptember. most thus presenting thefl i. in the most vnrid lizhtsf of coutrast. And will the State which are to Lj or dtjpress the comb, agreeable to the height of the clover." A horse is harnessed before the comb, and the frame is drawn along, taking off the heads of the .clover i,Wt:- ,C !. risiiER. r ;$Innvfactirrt of .Coach Lace and Fringe. Philadelphia March 29, 1630. i If. s the lowers by this operation, continue longer blind ( ' LU L.lf. 1 1 1.1 Tl fL UltZUlItrS l.'l IIIICICKL 21 IU1 Al X u nut i . ' t ing instrumentii in the promotion ofthevenclieme, i t V utcu u mua injure iuciu i ua iiry iwi. mv.- thcy not perceive, that it can only be pressed for; by those States which are to nroht br itf If they were to receive their fair portion, they would", at An experienced .journeyman. WM ;VUM fallowed in the SDrinir arrd crossed ana constant vmuyjy uivm uy aijpiyiug j , i 1 i - - -uv 1 r J 1 1 wards. in plouffhms. jrood wastes ,to the subscriber. in its progress. 1 hoium rod r.tover is nrpfamhlp fnmi . rD. , . .vw, , , - i - k ' i I oir, mere is one arumem auaressca 10 me I The late ravages of the Hessian Fly, make T- , " F r'iiav,c' "u - ul States which charms like the Syren's sonzr, which it unsafe to sow earlier. The experience mmK possesses mose advantages tor nay. I beg-leave to examine closely, aiid to expose to of this section of country, is much in favor 11 1S y'JJ1 ,to lal1 Delore " is fat to cut, the people at large ; I wish to prove to them, and of fallowing clover lan foi wheat at this t0 ha7 K is difficult t0 rSrriS given us a glowing des- road3, and other ciian- tliey enhance the value of land, they diminish the price ortransportation, they EXTRACTS FROM MR. P. P. BARBOUR'S Speech', oh the subject of constructing a National least, as I have feud, su'Ter the loss of the expense ier. The experience ?"nk 11 possessesthose advantages for hay. Ibegleaveto utry, is much in favor lt 1S ,to fal1 befre it is fit to cut, the people at h ri foil whpnt nt Ai. t6 the injury .f the hay ; it is difficult to nk lcan to . 9 -- f v ii 'j i - i i uuer aeiusion in reiuuon u season. : It is a season of 'more leisure, ure weJ 1, and eas y to brake and waste from Pennsylvania has giv and the product is greater, than on-, land after kinS eured. and when ' cued' -the criptionof the value of good fallowpd in thp nrinr nrrrf CA 1Y is not heavy. All kinds of stock how- nelsof communication ; tlie3 r n I t 4 if 4 m Rotherfdrdtoii, Ai ' MARTIN BEAM, iril 16. 1830. : .-. ' W 1 - nlmifrKinlnn ,ftho-.mr,, ever, are extremely partial to it. hen .... i i . - . i iiimuPL aiiuutiiait: uiiit; aiiu :uuu.-.uuu. 111 iiic losu- ment of the soil be anessental object, and s.own Wltn orcl?ayP grass, tlie tonn 1 be- ionable figure of speech, Uicy are to the body poli this should be the object of every farmer ueve the Dest 'Pi10 crop for hay. These tic, what the veins and arteries are to the body na- . : - " i.i i . . ' i ttx7 nmeiima o hoqinr r.imxii .iwi .,rvi..n.i i rural. i no rpiiMniii nm rnnipiii with n min iBOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY, tne greater trie growth oi vegetable mdt- ' T'djT 1 r ' r '.-. derimim o? their as held an to us in bo d y, . nrnxrir .1 1 l I 1 ; xl. .,-lt 1 .1 I t.TK f.aSUV I. II ITII. HI HI MUCK HrR Tl S Ii;m H !.... T . . ' .. i f i i vo. miorm meir tci piuugueu ui, uie greater will De tne " , 7-? i lu , , , r relief, the lhjousand-of turnpikes constructed by ra- mifAURlCEM' IJ.TJSL friends and the public -at large, that they in improvement of the soil; but to the hay as jo that of clover alone But witn constant employ Rutherfordton, March, 18, 1830 tf5 ded into four shifts. SADDLE WALLETS LOTi ON the evening of the - 13th inst. betwben Geo. Suttles and John Babers's Esq. a pair of SAD DLE WALLKTS nearly hew, containing sundry1 papers ana - Dianxsjana a pair oi snoes. ny ,, ' in j c person who may find 'said vallets, and return the tmg my land, once in four yearsan corn, , same to the subscriber, shall be liberally rewarded. and tollotving with wheat and clover, my i tiriff in wlieat on clover lavs is much Drac tised, five would be better ; the size" of my farm, however, does not admit it ; but un der the system I have mentioned of culti- poleon, the splendid bridges, &c; he might Iiave be of Lou- the further the splendid road constiucted by Sullv, Irom Paris to wards Brussels, adorned with triple rows of elms; nay, Sir, he might have gone back further still, & mv trirm is riivi..l T - l .w., -. i ennkpn nl tho m-i trtntir-iont nnnpriiirt nl Knmp lir Pprhan wWp nt.. very drscemable. : I am, however, mdu- Anpian aud Emiiian ways. This, Sir, is the exnenenrp i 1 r .i - a j a : tenu carrying onme aDoveuusmess, mivuvienora- faVniirs thp hplipf tlmt wheat will c,.oVo lIor nay umoiny ismucnio De preiereu on added tne jb,uuu miles oi turnpike in r.ngiana; J) --1toh. on a larger scale than has heretolore been done Lii lAT , . ' . t , ' , w; a lpvplirlavp snil without 'nA Iri thi might have irone further back, to the time .': -that they will keen constantly on hand j a good lr me turning over a pare sward ..-J - ' " 14th; the (irand Monarque, and described -, , qiissortment.of Northern Leather which will bevmadeOl grass, than ot the most luxuriant Ccrop. "1C yi "ttJ l"w"uu 1,ulu II? Canal ofLanguedoc: he might have gone i ' up to order, in the rieatest and most serviceable I This is a subiect that well dpsprvps trfp at- are gre9tpr " lrom any other grass, and back, to Henry 4th of France, and spoken of ,1 - i i - -ui. .f . i ; i i ; . I manner. u orupru, uj- mauu, vvi055 W11I Mention of the agriculturalist, and I merely - K II,KVU '1,u"f ' be promptly attended to. ,n . throw otit flie huit as wortnv of notW ' The effect pf plaster of Par s, on the A number of good workmen will meet mrpw ot he. hint, as; worthy ot notice. -; i - nieiiL uuu liueioi WclilCS. : i i" ced to believe that it gradually stiffens the splendid illusion which charms and captivates our soil, which is here light and, friable, there by rendering it better for wheat ; but this is only conjecture ; time and greater observa tion are necessary to establish this opinion, Ave know that plaster ot ran s, operates of collection; if they, were to receive leu than their due share, this loss would be greatly increased ; it is only, then, because Uicy expect, and invend to receive more, that thev can desire it: but whatever - - r j . ' F I " they receive more than that share, pome pjbe'r State, 4 or States, must receive hst'po much lets. 1 - V 1 "iutf Mr. chairman, i now ueg leave to onng r, una question suu neare. notne, as u uie iniercsxoi the blatcs. . "Sir, as soon a the public debt shall have been paid, if the present revenue (hall continue, there will be an excess beyond the current disbursements of the vear, probably of twelve millions of dollars per annum, litis i win suppose is to oe aiuio icu in uie lurm oi internal improvements. . Sir, I will illustrate uiy idea of the practical ration of the svrtem. uke-the case of some vidua! fctate huppong, fvr the present, mat each State bhould routribute a share of the revenue in proportion to her population, and, with the ex ception of the 4SoutK whidi contributes mach more, it mav pcrve as a tolerable bvis for calcula tion, Virginia, containing at least tJne-twelfth of that population, woul J advance one million of dol lars of this cxce, each year. JTlhis-eareMi were left at her own disposition, -in' the-coprse of ten i years she could cover her wlole territory with turn pike roads, and intersect the whole Common wealth with improved rtream and canal?.' What, Sir, has Virginia ever received from this Govern ment 1 I believe" the appropriation of $150,000 to, the Dismal Swamp Canal. Now this is let than r. r. si XoxrA ?rj ute-ci h T7 a t t.t o Moutli'of Broad and Green River. ? ! ;: ' 1 April 14, 1830. $ jy 9tf. V - TAKEN UP, By the subscriber living on North Packolet, on the 30th of March; a small BROWN MARB and, a MULE COLT supposed to be two years old. The owner is requested to come forward and prove.his property, pay . charges and take them a way. i AarAtiu iiivjur.. farm hasgreatly improved. On land which, when 1 first commenced the system was scarcelyj worth cultivating, I, have for eight ot nine years avemged nearly sijc barrels i to the acre : and the. two last seasoiis, which have been vervfavora- bli. I shall have averaffed. at least. Aprif 14,1630.. 9tf. POCKET BOOK LOST. IT OST by the subscriber on the 5th inst. inpass U A ins from Pattons' Store, in Burke, to Moore's Mills, in Rutherford, a POCKET BOOK, whichl had in it $20 in different bank notes , beside 4 some een to 25 bushels mav be exnected. nil net IT MOon -rlAil nrhinn1 ic mnnli mr ' people; until this thall be dispelled, they can ne ver be brought to dispassionate reasoning on the subject.- I wish the gentleman had held up to our I one-mth of one year's svrplus of the revenue ad- view, on tm: unme canvass, the thousands of miles vanced by her people. Sir, let me put trie cae of turnpike in Jlngland, and the tens of thousands stronger. The anhual amount ofdaty on cflVe is of people, who eithej go Mippetle9 to bed, or are about $1,600,000, of, which the tweU"th part, die L.. .-:.... n ,1,- 1 - ,....,nnnnMo i j i - . i . 1.. rt am I. . as a most powerlul manure, and without yrhich will support human hfe ; and the 700 J Irish amount which i-he has received ; ind yet I doubt Knowing tne precise, manner in wnicn It men, the mot brave and the most persecuted peo- not, nmiy of my fell witjzens in Virginia, and operates, we continue its use -US a great ple on earth, who subsist, as O'Connell tells us, especially near" Norfolk, feeing an immediate ad means of fertilization. ' each, upon three half pence per day: so on the vantage from that single advance ,lu.ve been charm- the canals, the bridges, and, at the same time, the j icomhrfvt liberality; though," as I have said, it is six and seven times w years, that excess u kept at home,, would pave all her reads, and mv ; and that, i! vou would even thiir coffee Jv'v free, for one want the moncr; that even ould be equal to the mighty ing m the lall, the insects' are exposed to I eulogy, and 1 shall not object : by rightful means, the irost of winter, and nerish before the I let mountains be leveled, valleys filled - . . ' , . - Since the introduction of clever and I 1 , HIV V V, AAA AAVAtJ UV.1.11 I 1 UJUVUOj UIUIU , jlUU V'' tWl 1 AtlLT 11 UUU W- I V J iUU Vi i J , VH O I AI C verv destructive to the corn in the snrinjr. vee : so. 9" the Koman canvass, he should have pre- by that state alone w between I . . . i o I . i .i i 1: j i . I .1. i i.i i -a : r T I 1 . . - . 1 . tm . NHII (I'll I1IM KlIIHnillll llllllt'f llll'l .fill! Ill," A .I, . I Ilir A. A T. INIIini IT.-. ... nine parrels per acre. Wheat on-corn i v " cvasu"c- "vi7a1"- and, at the same time, he should have told us, in land, nal produced irom ten to twenty . "auc v1"" bu lu the eloquent language ol a modern writer, "that prove all her riven" tntcKolo .l ofto-. cnm;n':A.'' r : prove that by plantinff Com in ' land Well the pavement and ruini. of Rome are buried in dust I let her pcoplo JWni-' t. '.a i . 5 F .'.., hrnkpn th nrpoprlino- Aill thtr rovn shaken from the feet of barbarians." Sir, let it not ucrr, when you do hot uei wueai succeeflS. Xfn gOOd land tal- rr- & C "i ! r i T besupposed, that I am hostile to good roads and that duty on coffee iv lowed m Alienist and SflntPmhpr frnrnfif. S13""1 uc "uy. picvemcu. uy uiuuiin- nrloman mnv el..inKt l.imselfin their rvnnn ivlurh tl,P r,n4 Let me. Sir. sav a word to m v Kentucky friends. whom 1 value for their own good equalities, and on account of their desceut; they are indeed well de- from the loins lea up cven n u v ,w.y - - r. w eorn n1ntpH ' "RpfV.r pIocp T will the Apalachian mountains, ir you please, subdued small change; among the notes were two of $5 and tised, and what are its advantages? Deep eo.rn ?s Planted- Ketore I close, 1 ill of man. The' vaiue of all 'lhl3 cou. three or four of $2, and the others are not recollect- ni011JThinir is Wnmino- m,, rri-e mention a little experiment 1 made a year i,(p, nffnint mr anmentrit d.w trt OI I 1 n 1 . ; i I OrtVVOSinr.O- ItlS crpnprnlltr SPPn thjlt Pom.' I ot ll tnnnUt )Ka nnlinn ot iaim KMnnn V.o nnn. fcjMW- V 1 I " M'1" "-" '-A-- (-A... other crop lyjll not flourish tleman and myself; that question is, n6t whether i .mm I ttiMLtn thin (To nra it2ntnl..trtr Thfil nnfvt-nv i tinma its on the itee other of $55,50, according to- art4 ot generaUy used here. By a little n enceot woods; anG "i tor a con- wie ncsi enn; a no ,on USt they become bright and smooth, . the fcl"aU1C Ulbiance IloimriS1 oumponance slianbe made? The gentleman says, they should drives hcr's for cordage out of Uie market) .he ha ' obitructibn isconseouentW less, and .wmgrow. impressed with tne beliet mat be made here; I say they should be ma; eby the gone-.n support ofthe Tariff; tboogh by its ora. ' BJ Palmer for&iff with'a credit of five 'dollars: -a DhJuffllinffiS more easv. . Thft advnntntrps" th? Und adjoining the WOQds, was exhaus ed. m& Pocket Book contained several notes of K -'b ""'r$:"" ortwoinno i. aj tpi-.'i -al ti7:m.: abioK ai everv aav. ann tms is orpariv tar.i iTfltpri i iirtiui. iwu tin r.ny.MiLii iviikiiib. uiic iui tioij its i , r , - -i j . , .i -n , . , well as can be recollecfed. there were several cred- by the use of cast iron mould boards, which' wneai rany oiner croP no nour,sl1 .- . . . . . ... i " i - be made here, I sav lhev should be ma'debv the States ; when thus made, we shall enjoy all their u- scended, coining, as lhev do, of tlie "Ancient Dominion." She; too, "hees -as 'in a glass daikly f in relation to tliis subject. , For the sake of three or four cents per yard ou cot- ion bagging, and a duty on hemp, which in prac tice does nut much aid her, (for still Kuwiitn hemp , tion I tliink her members here must admit, that oriiit. ThP Hpprr tliP sr.il i r-lnncrlrT croP was seldom injured by the shade tilf rrrpotpr lmv hp tliP niinntitvnf' nnm Uone cut. a ditch on the east side of a urge, that the system will .eventually destroy tlie of thought, and I could not forbear U advert to this tility, and that only ; when made by this floveni- I she does not receive more than $300,00., and pav mem, i tear, i Deneve, lor me reasons i nave ai- i an liupon uuiy near amuiun. i a&K paxaon, sir, ready stated,. and others, which I shall hereafter I for mentioning the tariff; but it erohedjny current note on tireen 15. I'aimerror wio : a aueom on nt Hppt. n nnrr i nrr n uy.uw iww ui ncca, aim mat , r , w r.. u " ... 1 1 -.1 ; s .1 t i j, - 4OXX7 i i tr for 100 acres of land. A drove of negroes were com- tn(j greater may be the quantity of corn ing down Uane v reek on the day ot the ioss,&-it is " tho't some of them may have picked it up. Any per son, who may undsaid pocket book or any of the pa- ' noro n 4 ftirnrn tTio rr tg frfiA ' auKcpriKpr G Vi ri 11 ho .well rewarded. All persons are hereby warned t arm ing my i against trading lor said notes or papers, f : ! REUBEN, WILKINS. Irvine'sville, March 8, 1830. I , ki tf4 O , J ."'.I ",v: M""Ui.l WA VUl A A I . . , . . , . - Ill . n rl n rv n n .1 n V. no T ,1, . St.li! tl. V. ... , (1i,. I l',pt i . 1( ..mA f VOr AimtlACAMl ATMt H.l.r. pianiei on an acre, or any given quantity h f, , V- , , , erect independence, are the pillars winch support tu Infrrnal IranruvrmenL education. Ac; the has fiirt fk : i ' : . iuc iiuiL&amui iuuib. uuu several iiunuiuu i. .1. 1 ." c iAnr.r.-L. -n.-.i.A.jri .. ,1 niir irrniiT iini 11 irTi i i: nr r z in: i ii i rtPKP wm.i knn i inn rn. iMMii'ir. .i iF.ifini mi hit st umaiiri i.anai 1.1 11 1 !! - 1 rf 1 I . 1 t r aw ' I f . .1 m 1 A. ii .1 . . - ; . 1 . - , irp 1 nmnnrn rrrTs nnn covAro i mini run i . ... . .i.-. . . i :.... . . . . ana xne crop mere ny greatly increased, t " : pur great political fabric; that, if At the commencement of mv svstem of K. &' HJ".(FM SIrtl"lcu l" ed. tiiewiioieiabncwiiicrombie mink my corn was planted": about six ?bserv tHat thf product the : field .was with a tremdous cra,h ; that m ' . .; school. ; JT n II E subscriber will commence his School in Jl. Charlottesville, on th 10th day of January; next, for the instruction of boys, in, thel English. Latin, Greek and French languages, which will planted feet by three. I now plant it on the same land, five feet by two, in many pi aces near er,! wtn tuo stalks in the hill, being near doiibly as close as formerly, and the. crops are nearly in the same proportion . 1, have already stated my, impression, that as a means of imbrovinsr the soil." and : to atoms, and fall, with it, will fall our as good up totjie very bafk of the ditch, and is begging now, (I hope 'the term does not give offence) for another $10,000, for that object. and some land Tor the 1 iauvlvania Lnivereitv.-- as-m any other part of 'thejlield, though it fas shaded near half oiPne . day. I . am sb well saUsfiedith the'rsult of this ex periment,that Tslrall reat it in every sit uation that may require it; ' ;. ; l nave thus eiarrieavoren., in my poor comprise a session of little upwards of ten months, foi pasturage', - that red clov A vacation of one month will be given i August, to jany other grass amongst Of wretched hovri;, darted political libcrtv. which, in the lauiruaiTe of Cato. I value more; than houses, villas, statutes, pictures I udimim;, by importunate solicitation, in. lEe gene aud I will iatld, roads, canals, aiu bridges. (live ral crainlle, firht for tlie loaf which adorns the me a people? who are free, happy, and not opprea- Federal table, andlUien the'erurobs which fall sivelv taxed; though in the plain garb of republican Horn it, thc uccevds in her Application, and thus, simplicity r' rather than one weighed down by op- in two years, Mjutezcp throsgh with $0,'00 or pression, though surrounded by all the monuments .'jMQ'MXK). Dks she not perceive, do her mem- of tlie arts. A nation in thMatcoudkion,may be apt- bcrs here -not nerceite, that one year n.crcru of the which has been I revenue, contributed by her alone, in equal to, nay able to ret Iv representedhv the description a . . . - r - . . ii"'. 1" a t ' S.-T S' . I " mg, Arithmetic, and a preparatory course of 'Ma- ipr ieniiizing our lana, wnen aiuea oy tlicinatics; viz. Lacrpix's Algebra and Legender's deeD Dloiiffhihir. . But much niav be and Fnoh'ii6 clficf1" ?het f Gie k odght to be doner by a careful attention to I rencn languages with Ancient History, Geogra- i, . , . .J . r ... phy, and Mjtology; The instructor will be gener- mpk?ng and aPPgr manure. addi- ally during the day with his pupils, save a sum- tion to manure from my stable, I pound cient time for exercise and recreation; so as to as- m'y cattle near my stack yard, adioininff sistwidinrttetthemboth.mjhe a frnw'of tna. whieW wl,Mt ;t rentation ol their lessons. As he intends his school J ' r T V r" V " u " " fo be nermanent. and believes the advantages of an mcely stacked up, so that the cattle can ' Zi . - I n-v n'ttrn nil iUn ln..n'.nn In . 'ffivf'n nfn nIitiH ritv tlift ivlipii vmv(lf u I PTeatiT. tuan all fclie liiis. and will be er is .superior J . 1 tY,r,nU distance ypu behold only lofty turrets, magniCcient 4 here; by two years ir plication ' us. On this,' " ; r , iutcu, "'b weepies, and superb edifices ; but when you hall "Wliat, Sir, fcha.l.lKiyt tlie State of NewVorlc wiuiuuisy fcieiu aim uiicoiuiecieu. w isn- i.nv PntprP! ;n .mil taken a c user view, vou find ves. nnzhtv .New ; ork the rtroneest rnllar o! I ll.l t ltl- ' J - At" . narrow auevs. w men I tnem an. upon w men. mis uovcrnneni rests ior iu their pursuit, and hoping that you may render service to the agricultural interest, I am with respect, Sir, your humble ser vant. : JOHIN i5.SLAUGli J. Jb.lv. Woodvillc, Culpeper C5. Va. ) . September 14, : 1818. ) shut out the lieht of heaven, and, I will add, many of those .Who inhabit these abodes, with famine in their eycs and ragged misery on their backs. : - 'I now beg leave to address myself- to the sober sense, the interest, nay, tlie pride of the States, and the people of the States, and to pay as I will clearlv shew, that if. instead of heapinc up their support ? If fhe wcie to contrive in proportion to her population. viich majKfiow be estimated at near a sixth of the viliolc peeslc of the Union, her hole contribution Vould swfiroach four, millions per annum, and her part of t annual exce,aHer the payment of liic public dcDt, would be two mill. ions out call u a million ana a naii ana tiow It i" I K- : (eeucation, and the facility of acquiring it increased eat as much as they choose, and frequent- the' following Wr I by pursuing a regular arrf systematical phn, he lyfstrawand cornhusks, are spread over r;niora -: womdpre thfe noun d. and after beinff nicked over bv" lore as aspect V nhlv cnmnloto them Enhn ati pnnrco with him T t ' l"v"v" v . His course is such as. to give boys all the necessarv tfte stock, are trodden down and tncorpp-1 ... 1 n "ii . t I iA J a! a.1 I J .1 a - preparauon ior any oi me oueges or u mversmes, raea wiin me oiner manure, ana aaa greai- I have also for a few nnncirl-irii5ilf nunntitv glad lfthose whrj intend to tavor him with their K 3. - r"".- , . I ; " V patronagei would immediately apprize him of their ot.corn stocks to the same place,' winch intentions, for if the size of the school will justify are also picked, then trodden to pieces, and " "i" empioy an assistant, so as m nave tne converted to manure in the same way ; Those who may not be acquainted with the subscri ber, he would refer to Thomas W. Gilmer, Rice. . . nuyu, . v . A?ouinan. jiunes v . oaunuers, Henry T. Harris, Dr. Gh. Cocke, Thomas J.Ran folph, Philip P, Barbour and. Wtn. F. Gordon. Board in genteel families, can be obtained in Charlottesville from eight to ten dollars per niontfy. TERMS FOR A SESSION OF. TE5 MONTHS. For instrnction in the English branches. Lat- lh, Greek, t rench and Mathematics, ' $35 treasure here; they will keep it at home.tbey csn tx- muclTofthc Federal loaf ha i-he gotten I gir.out aontornrtrii.tnci t 9 nil their snientiui wnrks tuirio- loi ner own triraiuic means. !ne nas compiriea oer American SilJc. The silk, alluded to in nuentlv described bv the eentleman. without coming creat canal, by which, tho astonished Atlantic, if certificates, was sent to Hal- here, m the language or supplication, to beg us to it.has not beaid Lake F.rie roar, as was saidbvt! .. i . j ta. um . ... j ir.q il.au tvin tl.on m-iiii -tin I tort m'the 1 juxine and the Baltic, vet it ha at - pecimen IU iry inc IIlOTKei. . - ; a . it..;. Kmh mirfo Ki rrimnniniralc wit i that lak. "Aii1 rm i . f. . l men uiuciicuucucc, ouu luuuuuc - w uvmwi ahii " I here was enough of it for .the purpose, ,ace a, alrePpectable Constellation in the political what, 1 rcicat, has e gotten? . Her members aiT well as to establish the fact of the prac- firmament, and not, like little twinkling stars, be here can best antwcr.thc querfion; she, loo, I be- of this Federal I lieve, nas some appucaii'jiu. iy us ior aia. i or now ento make "dark-1 much ! U it lor four, or tity hundred lbouind dot aijd I am strongly of opinion that as ma terials for manure, that corn stalks are greatly superior to wheat straw, were the practice generally adopted, of penning and4 ieeuing cattle on exnausiea spots oi miiu, after being covered well; with' corn stalks. lley would become productive, sooner than ni any other way. 1 he straw ot clover, lars? Supoje Ivcw l ork ; too. to rucceed to pro curiiTg tliis mighty turn, from this benificient Go vernment, cau she. be Llind to the" fact, that one year's excess of tlie revenue, paid by her own peo- pie, wouia oe xrAree iime me amount I l could go i- auu miiuieiiiaiics. sh.v i i - . -, - n English .branches; Latin and Mathematics, 30 tor seed, is also an excellent manure, Luglish branches only, . . $25 andlrom some experiments, l am satisn- Prinein.il. ... .11 - 1 1T 1A . . - unariouesvine, u. Ajecemoer l, ltfa. . . . ; v NOTICE. . A LL; persons are forvyarned from cuttmgi -Tix removing ; any iiuiuci, ui ;ommuung any other depredations on the lands of Jtolm L. Bittin. in the cdunty of Rutherford,, adjoining the town of or ed the same bulk is equal to the. best sta ble manure. The high price of clover seed, makes that article a considerable itm in the expenses of a farm: as it. is generally necessary, for it to be sowed ev ery time after tlie land is cultivated. For a ! few venrs nast. I have gathered the Rutherfbrdtomnder, the Jaw n such heads of clov6r with a small machine, and cae8. REUBLN D. GOLDLV G A? ent for . . . . Wcrc farmers - to ticabiiity of the culture of silk in the Uhi- so eclipsed by the meridian blaze ted States, bey ond doubt. It establishes n, as not to emit light enough eve .i J " . .. . . . r- p ness visible, f anoiner tact, mat in tne an oi reeling irom 4I th(; attention of the Committee, whilst I ex- the cocoon, there is no insuperable difii- hibit to them some plain and practical proofs of this cultyrfor the Miss Waties say in their propositiqri. ' . . ' . . . . i.i -ii . Th rovcmiA nftliA TThpil States, which is the letter, mat tneir servants reel tne siik wun r Zi-rC:v:J t Vw on. and multiply similar cxamnlc... and nronound great - ease. 1 here were twenty-One cute(jf js derh ed by the contribution of the people similar quesuons ; but the are wifiicient to illns ounces of silk ; it was the kind used by of the' States. , It unquestionably cannot be good trate my views in relation to this branch of the sub- Govern. I iect. ; And now, Mr . Chairman, let me ak.Vir- cuacii-mce weavers, which tumuiaiius icu 1 lv : -rr r I K.nfK-kr. Y,i, .V, ,i.. , 1, i l .i iu:i j i i, . 1 menu to pe re-aisiriDuiea oy u, m ug hiu ui ia- j v. -.v., --t- ... dollars a pound m the Philadelphia mar- imnrovPmenf. if that redistribunon be made all the States of the Union, are you wiingbVmdly ket. ' The following certificates' on Miss ; nrnnnrtJnn tn the : resneetive contributions: for to give away your own means, by vhoUsale, and men tunic uc.c, auiu uuuuij k iaai m hoaui pan - given back to you by retail 1 ' Are you wil exchange the certain independent rum- over the whole excess of vourown revenue.' doubtful hope, that, ty adureing the cspn- in quality to any imported Floss Silk. I tribution nust necessarily be unequal. To those nous wui 01 inis dojj, vou may have a snau w havegeen , - Henry Korn States which may receive more than their proper- returned in the form parity or toifewllj Have seen. ; r XVOIT tionate share, I propound this solemn question ; Is ery consideration of intere-t, ofpnde.offftsiAwre. Coach Lace qnd Fringe mawfarturtr-Phxla. h r h h rirJnlesofiustice. for them leljmty, conspires to forbid uh a tjsur-. ,Mr. . Phdadelphiav March 7, 1W0. .; ke demanf To those which, on the Chairman, must it not be himuliat ,Efl1 I ajrree with Mr. Korn in the .opinion.! contraryi mar receive less than their due share,.! State as Jew York, instead of diyoogo CTWB ' I : a. m "I W - . . Mm Tl 'ffllllf M.M WT as fee,1 Sir, bow it State ofNew York beress b has tamely and blindly poured nral Inn. bv tho &UUiuuuOB vt u 6" j - . . W .s b loss bilkwill show its excellence : then it lsaoparent.tbat the portion which each state 1 I have examined a skfiin of Floss Silk, would thusj receive back, would be less than that may be . ... -1 . , ....... I wtiioK it ivti Kv thp nmnnnt of the eioen- I line 10 said to have been made Jry the JUiss V atiea 1 BM . ttnnt- . fhon 5a thtt ftniv mn' Of fe. C. which I pronounce to be equal nart of the alternative? AMv. Sir, that the re-dis- for a of the excellent quality ot Silk made b pt this ouestion : Are you prepared urns 10 saen- w, uj - tWo ATicJ Wntipc ' ' hceyourfowij interests, to give up the fruits of jour with an bumble peUUon t the iUISS aties. -y . . ' iu ;rn u .nnM;tv nf tWb irhn n won d read. ThervptitloDl w-tt -XT TT i I W"" lauui, lu.giauij mi; vu""iaj aa v..-.- I . , 1 11 - MORSTMaIXN, the distribution of a common fund, clutch at more humbly represents, tli'V Coach Lace and Fringe. manufacturer. Philadelphia, Marclf 29th,' 1830.. , than the eternal nrincioles of iustice autliorize them r 1 - . ... to ask ? ! The demand of the one class would oe as r r ) ; - ' . ( - . ' A j' 1 ' 1 xfi y es . : . .. y