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IsfcWr j(&-strbrtber wlta .are the .true can
u iftii. wnl '& fronk beii:2 5- jrreat and tbnr
!kfHeygiitlDandrrtltsho wlrar
i!:railh'aadlrTOsperityto the; commffaitVjat large.
mvtlhat cvyilState on nation . snou peapie
if
will enaHetus i W snpply wUhin onrscf ves, oCj.
J( iW
t or ike
i. - .r..nfc'..-i?r in tlirncvean anda IiaItf-1
ihpni it-tnko r.a edds to iwsjwfieAftr.webout
wrt caurC(L
to pre-
tliPt srstni
U m&nye&ictix tie rule of three; th
ijiifeutMjr naiijfaeturinginto Ncirth Cani
,a, she i;d.iaBCfteit-toiiw '' a-xnouat of6
IniHiami SOO ihadsartd liilhr3 which lie WP
jfiig thoi''?ank2fS
'f J - 'irU. .-;'(t.V'cf rxr'fmm ' llie .?rr6w?3S tot
:Uti:him thftfsvsUTn. Another is,
x hhU 'ir isrlll 'takeJi-44 asricttrtttr'V
i oine
of
tfie
-tLJ4 fiii4r,ir ' 4ri?f tiini into other
vill tiivert prb uccrs intfwUmers, an 4" thif
H !kheiHhtorh(d!-W not su essbntiali
1 hut Piirtli Qalm sucji
aerJ-the ? imfbrtancf is: incalculable 1 liP
ntrttibi ofthTTjaaticturing system iwoulvl
jWyi diiifetfecattj hcoje to fmr people, and arr
rcsi inax woe 01 eau" rdiiou ii.cxi ucuhj-
the intiriororottr filateiandimprovc, tikA only
thiphykitaXJ3tit.hp rrioral Sfid intellectual con
)&iim of out cittzsni Tins 1 not 1 speculation.
Tlift sath caascsj underl similar circuiustanees
AvMt aiii prpd Lock ,tb
ih9 j I It jl rislrtheir inanf nurturing villageisnd
Icstatllohmcnts, . : and ycu find a contented , hai
Wartufnf rHiplei j3y way t)f exsmmje,
; f etta;t pixbr?aV its:pre$ent sitewaf impel
f copied by.; tJie dtveliiiigs if , man; , sines theni
fbi(atnoifghWren to Waltliani
flParitttciiiitd PatterHi ManvunK anora hun
tion'tf society. T
!;!Klhecoiainit iiaye.us, at greater rlongi
1iA:ftfv!rif Ttriyiirinrrlthri naiinfarturin rvs4F-f
I'tPtri inifvMh' -Ckrliinai i
' r t THi ? cz
tnai rtis trip oni v. .course i mai win Ttbeve
ct'i
people iromUhe evils thatnow ear heavily press
r -. t - l -.
on; mr- ive ha
kuat ef urreidii,ami it& timer thal
lioxtjtoibftip.
ushii i r . i . km 1 1 ii - it iiv rat .1
vf 1 0Gttini i&ar to . amelioratB ; orKJ?r
!dhpo fiAtstetliito dqjrcan;W8W
iir-UJ rname uH.iu.uut .i- 4m - -- . - i
r1
M iViitt theSrihjalxie. his is al
' pare iw for tho rfcceptbh.of what is now tlic
! edtbo lA-meiican syitrm ia ?Torth ' CaroUxsaaid
-iiuhalt&ar bow I klocjncptly , theT beaUesof
11lift!isrsti-ni arei ssilhttli in ,.132 after sbowif)
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f W ijckets for W$ 'prod nets of the farmqif
: i-4yfltnnlihr!T!i?obd I water coriiniulKicalicrt,
fTmrpMUtlcn,carweanii ana enierpnze, ana
!;.ihos4 vh6 remain behind poor - arid disf
tkMMxiii. trould'hulld-'od' (Warishink viBises Ik
I
llacipi'ittithe cwlvngIandandISortii-i
icrn'Btai(?d.-vhtr$.- this sistojtt is diffusing wealth
. - r & m : "a
".intid imrrTing the ruorat cpudV
ainftrqaiaciunng; dui we mtsi yieiuiip inejhtif 4 wuMoxyauons an
f.'U..thmgS,&nd profit by the indications of
Uefhii - i-i " - ' v v K.-' I
ilf'?fc'xCK4 MiatniicfuTing system .but4 take' - Tcot
I bqilcslaiidjtWni soon flourish like a :vjgo'!
Juv.3 pjan u iji liS'nauve simi. ii wsii cecsmc oart
rre&test rfieans cf. wealth and DiriSiKintv: it i! wiH i
rtotgiyitigi
lenm Jove, wn mo i arm. or me Atnencaa svs-
vi . : 1 . i ! tnrv r . y -
IWi-r'ffri IJF -:,iC"5 lr-- w"Wvt
? i:ui. yiiatnas nanpencu lomasce sj greata .change
fin
3
h the oner-fcfjthiaffallant' admirer? wai it tliat
thejarcitiirpf a firit ltixe has abated ? orj was it
I rawoiu vanu insuious wuu a ncu dowry ot
I iorwern oarwiaiF may i?e, tn a new Mis-
nrr mtiw, zmf utter, tiowrv,
f.CLS
irrf away n.i.-s$ait saqveuon. and IUS TPUffh
VrhlTlnn, JatvTavotite. Ifihat 'hew-its
lrtthmn ktoirtarotit Ifihat
trcslpicf 'ft ihneatioh'j: .'Ii confess I do
nU envy
ioric woo
phm her : love or fortunei' I would Pdonc
w iAcn ; jueuea, t.r iiieuusa wiui: ncr enascy
airi ;at what ftinust MtSChaimian- iKisher
think Mt.T CVfiZor Fishci, for sUc!i parpable
SSiflrfS?'? S." w lluS.ia
coatrncy ?4 rleovght to wish 4
! ;':Twf thii iri::ifv could nllr f M
m ff;OTiro iioto." fir
fWf??ear5 well omcomp
fed .fsitfmia.t4 ' -. the;1',mian .family; .Alas!
pouru yq-j tijUsreuie eulifttnjs ct other couhtnes
cnldiyotf reethoi- rocr; Irishman, on :his' own
rrtifi lan!
: wiih tsanken eye and tottprirui
-ml. ir.'iu'Lu:
rami llln the insolent ehnrchmanfora piece
Ft.tjfrail-c4hld.:tou4hj;ho Patri-
Silftf itticg the iVrtlre banksof hUowh
the clulfireti which ti;e Russian ; tyrants are seix-
isg eyctYjday, and carrying among . the intcricr
hordesi that they 'too may become 8avaVcs Could
pualid nuscry that salutcs the eyM
Amer.ca, ycfa ought, instead ot corapiammg, or
aingjojthe . coaiplaints . of oUicis, to kneel
as a hailoa I bevoad bur; merits. 1 Let lis
mMnbipardiBlmcse n1es3incs bTanvl hc
ryreasba tq! belie vtwihat a portion cf theScmth-
.vaum.ry .is aeewto. engage xa uiegai anu
jwwnz caseriy arpana Jicr
k nerageawnq f tlie leaders offt his oppOsiUon
tare prone to sicxe on ihe slightest : circumstances
of apprpuaUonVTiat we - wish, and propose
by,UifsC ;feflti;.is,ltftjit i nd falsc-Npes cf
pfcld as&kfiince may d(ive Uese people on in
their ir circe :
eace ahdl iicniat6ry declamation, means ho
thlag bt;paeefuj hd quiet rcmonstrasce -and
and4 petition tci ' Contrrcss r- tliat ; nothing like
liatiOW:l)isuruon in meant. Whys if that 1 1
re th,o ;tact;iall ithist attempt to in
te? jWht arei we cUod to bkx
u to inuamo ana ex
a.. ' ... ; !.r
i bloody deeds, andf
3 hi t-
auro,; '.ritf&le iliitdepenaiat of Europe and the f
,!icrinfj.s-,? . - j i ; i , .. - -- . ?
j j I begi yqil to temember ; fcriitlemcn , that I am
Hrria t f SIbcrial-Could von hear the cries of -Mt it; to avow f the correctness of I
p i t: f tiloittie,! inrush c.qrwo ti sAre -weU'rtr r , "!r" tr L.orcnzojjow is now
I I 'f rriC Between an-:pBensie; jawfiamana..riiat- -penoa solely tor its mcnai scmccsj at crookjr
in the maklnof wmen, wo nadj ,RO voice,"-. and
a dtsa igrcoablc one by a Government: ct our own
action? Are,,weto 'fnofr no, difjerenco bc
twccTi'coIoniai vassalip7n the r unsuitable ae
tioo of cu.r own jLrclshiure ? iWhy . are we told
that nCharlcsheJ.-had his head cutoff
unUisi ti heme ant to threaten King Majority,, with
rd sbailar tateif Above all, xvhyl re!Vsc!to' pass
thte resolntion wbichi avow, the seiiirriient3 of
ipgje -wane mey btuw errry ncuuuu-ufc saius
ithfj (TarifF that teasonable men. could Mesire, Is
mH&fta come tor- lfeht? -The fgentlcmaft "who
ia3iJddre$3oi jrou; while7 his disavoivs Nullifi
cation "tisthms new standi gives It the sanc
tum5 of Mri Je!fer3on and Mr; Madison's great,
Jiafiles-fd'cajy H-the.Vfia-ft)f,Ml- Ca
any ona doubt, who has seen "and heard what
nave iu3y oui Jwia u-Muugs couiu
otherwise, tlia ? is, if i you cdojd j be' Ground op
.with intriatq passion so as to believe King' Ma
jjorjty asodiouf is the beheaded 5toart--that the
same j rightful remedy would bo proposed jbrjj,
t!wt Was apnllel tVtiie HI fated monarch ofEeg
larui? . , w,i- v : t;'tii41
Iff My;.fr&nd4 the duty which Iihayej; attempted
to -perform, jJelicatoone ; aad I am. conscious,
.'may subject fto "misconstrnctkin and ' abuse
Mo, tbosewhisa covert designs I haVjh endeayj;
pred to jay open? I I know that roy endeavors to
alikv excitement, and resit a tide f off prejudice!
J frrly eposs n the asperswnsbf wen who will
caJI me .a(-nenp iui ms xanu,, wm iaiii uih-ujjt iu
fop.- 'Thf y i!ji8ay't5il3f .nfutb JijbTi
tjonc as jfnr as Mil Fisher, in .denOttncuijr ihe: ex
efSesof be; SCWff. JAlI;tJwIajn wUlingto
'tfeiiri cah-butliire ijie-'-'iconsobttl lawwing;
that 1 hat j doadsamethinff to bhulk therlistc
ijoift to beguile; ybu from the pah ht peace & inrder;
pfeniisc It as jy&t 'will, these ftons! are awful
tMHU perilcasi.A heicrhborinr Stats wilt most assu'4
n?c ly appiy ine long iiireaiencaaocinne. or i ui
lificatiot, it' a sufficient number of rartlzauscah bo
procured. W4 believe.'that this Will bethe corn
.liilnceraent of I a ci vil wa r, froo Hehich nothing
"tan. resutt; but, shame and defeat!. The very an
ticipation of a wa'r where ireighbors j add friends,
aijdcven: the 4oBrcstics cf our owa'.'hcose:hrold,
are directing the! raenger'cXathlainsiVeach
citherns ficrfilihjtoosickenirto indnlgtsd.
5pies Sitlbrmers, plunderers and! betrayers
Would taka the jplaces of disciplined, -soldiers,
and wage i war "of exuxrainauonf against al!
qren to thej njoiher and thebabo.May He
that holdeth id JU3 hands theifate! of- nations.
fjr ever keep from our
-rf
country, uie - scou
UivU War., t
; U - .1 --
fqa.THE WATCIIMJlIf t
IlURRAlrailJACKSONj?VABlJREN
and The Vnicn
n'tt., : - J L. t - t8 . - T
AVrsf.- in tbfi abSA of.- Iinum nnrl rirnTn-,
i y Li ; : . i. ! l : - v
stances, nave of iateiBamtimcieJy identified Geo.
uuw Aiji, an iM4it-ii uiui; maw caust;, i
Fthe people are getting to be .quite warm fir that J
i irv-iveiui piaccs wncrc len w-ec?s ao, itiiev car- I
Vanhcsit friends of Genl Jacksori are in - favor nf I
the Balt'mi.TTft ridminjitirtn. .nH iii,t'!rti tk-
most determined! of his enemies are opposed toil.
Mi., J.uiiii ,f . .,r. J-
l :1 ...w.c vu.lltc
in
1,
"VJ ""uv w, an xiuren is an
mart. They believe that he Will do all
t
n tus pjower to sustain the administration i.-f
1 . ' I . i . i .
, t - i- j i - I
in the Senate f of the U. S:
-: r
and are alraid
tliat by his "defeat the presidino-
tiificf'r irt that hAdv vri-mhlTv onhi r t
: 1 i m s - v 1
- r'T
U l ; ! v !
Kin? favor of Mr IVan Buren
certainly carry lb
day.;
- Ml
A MOUNTAINEER.
- ;
i roR the AVarciHiAiH
4
TO THE FREEMEN OF ROWAN.
It tuiist be preserved"
HOn returning to' Salisbury; :
r'throh jthe- riorthctn
from a late
j -
ted uo more lot Van Buren than I furl th Puna at 1
Fti.j n.1:;-!, ( . H Hi r: T 1 Heart mriiimg appeaij w jne asserar
.numu- ey oegm 10 open mwr eyes ; to fa cf cood orderfubmissiori to the laws,
rtaat can.no; longer be hid They -see i that the loyalty tHthe?etorious union of th
h'hig them with-suchitffur-i throighl itlrc- northefn and? western
parts-otioar tate,:.;i saw- with Sincere
: v .- A Aj t ' r. ; , ,
ru, mw m.iuvi wspucxauic inuu
rjrave invited ypiu to rrett (bri thei purpose1 of
! 1
iiir
i r-re
t tue iieart ei every man in tins wiaeiy : ex
r tended; country: Aye, fellow citizens? arid
B.f M ' ? 1 .U . n
tlwjix - tie preservea.'
I; have tiavelled
mucji, and liave' therefore, better opportune
:t;s of ascertaining the nubiic fccW than
feeling t
'jttnyjpfybui pan have,.and I iolernnlyj $s
sure you mat
life a very larse portion of N.
ICS the ideaofD suni0n,: another name fbr
i,s, , s-iif.- -J. 'u
I .iprcatit phrase, . Nullification lis held' in
I -utter abhorrence. I vlhk mountain
p. , V 1 T J " uWr1
ealculatejhe Ivaluo of the Urn
) the man who
should undertake to" teach
Kti-.l, L,L
I them that ne w
i
XI
rule in Political
Aritlinieticl
Convincedlas J am of the soiiiiuncss of
y r Smte,!l neycrthelc a
every man
us pnnct-
Qtgnarttlyj deny the asp cmonf j The 'King
: reem Will-
General Go -
vernment .iori a
some real ana! s
Wbtlessi?
Jicuoush - - to interpose 'beisetf asr l barrier bts
' tl i t,
ji-xi t 'v.rrTv T. , - T' rTa-. rv
for pur own catmj, and hot
gers for ouri neighbors I
1 1 .Su'rb6sihs tin impossibility to be bossible:
t-nt.iTn 4tio tVa' li ikW Vm
lie the Iron-
? J.' -. f - t
tierSta
if!
the (usunlonisb
is have not calculated on Va.
- - n4 - if theif.
3-' 1 f C
had, they teottld.. be deceived,
importarice for
I tiles; rmorei riart cular v in ItowarS as - it lias f w meeting revurnca w me iipniiairmaB,
i. t.. - , - -n W P
IaJ I- t-Ni -:U": . r i .m. for the- ahleidigmlied andimftidtmanaer;!m
t odiweu oy iuc Agiiojrrsicr us in- wich he presided. : 1 . T t 1111 H I-! m !
redress of tueir gnevances; sentiments wnicq nad been expressed : by tile
pmcUmayir 1 f
were:Nvftifgntmoiia lrhe meeting then arDeilt l! t-ii i !' ikf
lor assistance anu J are to null out tlie nntsiict s, fiarft tUpm i Ait.uju,
What jj taver said b notl torrcccmTcrt
rirtccd theyj zrc few, 1 nor to confomh Cie"
wavering, forlhejr; are few a!sp:.bcjt to;lea4
thpseto atKWhpvlellinAe
tnysc Jatret I am sure there- ate many r-
To stich Imeii, jlvronldiisayflioweverj
much you may feel disposeapo - leaf eTnH
nor matters to . others, you. ought to bestir
yourselves m cases of vital' i interest; land
who knows but Ihat upoa fkthe voice loftaii
individual in Rowan, may i3ejeninr4ee
Iy fcis own fate, . but tiat of those dearer! to
fnconcluslonl FdloTtMzenW-alluiie
11
ta exhort ywi to" atct1figajt!i jie.
ncxi A-Jun .lnopu lois jyery-iareioif
- : i Wj '. . fiit' J U 2 Jill
emblage. Youare not
askedt to cqmmit
yourselves tojmore tbanl
t4ungHyou
are onlv asked to savWithaa mail,; who.
when his UaduceTS? arcjpittnr WHtubc I
ItLl 1 TL' d'.! Li Ii ! 1
IS.
t i if'
' T' S. :
i i l)K t5GE COUfiTX
' I.
5crsuantio the notice pvrousy; given y knu-
pvnTfd nnneinallv ief the most resnectab
lnnueuuai citizens inuui wit.; vi tou hjcuuhs 01.
the bounty, without respect6 parties. ' - h 1
The Hon. Duncan Cameron rwas balled to the
chair, assisted by Dr. AVilUam Montgomery and
3amrs Mfebane, Esq. John Yt NorwoLdiDr.
Thomas Fadtsand iWilliam -31 sBLighabWer.e
appointed secretaries. After the ! meeting had
Judge Nash rose and addressed the chair, fur
aboat an hour, in a most eloquent . speech,'aboun-
ing in sentiments of' pure; and )0uy patriotistj.
vi suo uuuumuj. Kicawitss aiiu:gwy i vmuuii
. - rr. - ,,-. , .1.
hnaaciniarreauponns. .ne men Lowposeo; m a
Wtcrlyi maiinei;" 1 he guiit fatty land madness of
uuiiiucauuu siujwing muf wimiu leau iu re-
bellion, civil war, aud a train of r4iSCTy; froni the
jr"i " . . q"rr . r
y rasoepau
and deyl
states.. ,: Be-
fore resumlnff his seat, Mn irashioflcred the ful
lowmff resolution,
w . , T.I 1 i a. U J 1.
Anouiem wmereoerai
y?wn reinal"3 unshaken, f and that we wholly
disannrove 4,fi and dmireeaite the 'doctnna if h hi
iineaiion, as uncunsiimnonai, ana as iiaving 7a qi-
'" .. Li. t I'll . !
rect tendency if raduce4 to practice to sever? the
bnds which now nnite us tegcther as one great
ana powerful nation.. n . : ! . ?; :M
1 heTesIution havmr been read;- i ; (' -..
rhe Hon. Daniel L. n urtiirer took the floor,
1 n,a BV?Ploa 10 f Hf
UideraUe kn?h. He aktd weifi fat te
r ,
public
republics, and the modem cote
alus natioiis
of Europe and S mth Ameriear 'Hoi'tnca too up
nuiuncaiio!!, ana exnioiwa lis.aosurauy py some.
new views aiiu sirmiug-uiusirauuus.; uv tiiw-u
heartily concurred in the sentiment! contained ;n
the resolution. ,,i i . :. .i -' ! iiirili!
The Hon. NVilie P. Manguiri filluwed Mr.
Barringer, aud with his usual ' ability addressed
the meeting for about thirtjr,uiiiiutps. bU ilah
gum said he iiad been charged byl 113 eneaiies,
whether throush - irnorane ori malicb he .linbiv
n.it,.witli bein .a nuilifierf I He spurned iilio
chargtt with ihdi'g'nation. mIIo said .heJhad form
ed his- opinion upvUchc su?btiipiurd thah fWoi
j 9 tivf v iiiyi ,t-.4Avi iuf cjasay ,iw oianryLi.
g;aae lie viewwi Buiuujjaiunjuyia ranK:arja
pir;ai:-sirrdhjr;' whi-Ji had ira fiQavojtabie
imprisiorii ffjhn tjic people of N 4ith Carolina,
asi tar .as hisiinhiraatJ0ii rxteiiafcd ; they were
opposed to it, ahnast to unamniityi He had in
deed heard same two or thrse iiidiriduals in the
state, culled riulliGers ; he' knew jbut unja jn lrje
whole stato. Mr. iMangutn' haUxtold ithe'nullin-
J ers that thejr were., preparuv; another chapter
in "!e i?artfo:;.Ctuvenuon tlt
nullification world rninT" eviT? tnan who put . j his
to it. lie tnougw nuiiincation never
could euceced, and that tEirreiWks ;mubh more
serious danger to bei dreaded1 Cum a ) Southern
Convention, j ; , . . iife, .
The cjucstion was then put upon the. passage
11 rul adjourn to the 11th of October Aextl at
mis piace, .wncn me suigect ti taeitaifcn wutlbe
oiscusseo.; j. a. Jj, r r- -ijl.. v ; -,l
On motion ot Drr Jamr Wtf f-Ht-'i '-- I; I
' ge?1 Thai theegonpr( W
Resolved, unanimously,! fhal I thetthanksf i o(
:- i a: . . . i . J i,,i, , . Si i
I ' Judge Cameron-arose on me adaption ot thi
t1511ffii.
J saort but impressive address curred i
I 'X 'DUNCAN CAMKROI,
v'p - . JAS.f MLBANE,! C rCfrm.
I ! v s s r
oecrerarw.
i 41!
1 JJuahorb. ccrdcr,
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Studies or Poetet ikd Prosed This1? is
I the name of i choice selection iTreadinV legsolast.
iroui various swircjes,.Dut cmciivirpmijthe jacst
approved- American-; writers. 1 y e, have Rooked
tiirjugh tue colIecUon, and nadreasoni:
tat the compiler, A. iB. CleyeadtM;XlJof
t that th onmTu !r A R r'ltivoTWAl
,en a good taste, and what b jalmost ' the same
-i thing, comet morals. The Vwurkisit' Sals by
-Ir :
f- 1
Hi
engad in hi mtn-
, Connecticut
men who nave moogni -inattnf ro tycreipicn
them, and thereby jgpve them timi 'itlend
to their ow'aflairs 'I'-ifity Willie
i - a - a
" . I events which! led 16 the adoption b'f on prcaertt
i Constitution, he drew a bright and lively picture
pcporating powerfully l.CTlQS u?n we xceiience ei our-. Peseat :fornx.pi
A-9e i -guvf iniaiuii i very iiappuy.jutiasijiii uur. Biua-
with the ancient
rm
$
ia ia
- i - i; . .i.l- i .'I-. .i
'.Tha-w.JVwtern Monitorjmblished atFav
Ctte, Ma gir-9 the namoscf the Wmlrsof the
Senata and. House rof..Representativea;' eTcted
in.tTiat.Stateand: conclcies with thr following
nrapitcl-itin and Winatks:' "t . ,
RSCAPITUUlTlOX-flcaaa of fitprtscnlo.
ftre:f4trT' A --l:.:-. ,7 ': -"
r or Jaelraon aiid Benton. " ? --S3 inemb?TS.
If
memLcrs.:
j Fof JackisiMi and Benton (ia-!- .
cliiilrirrBenLR: Reeves ) V It J .
-Majority inthe Senat.- -V-i'4l' - '
I ; Joint majority nearly, three to coo. . So much
for riactiona, ia consequence of the VETO.
1 fThe; Baltimore Republican j states, that
HeUDnBlVnltney, Esq, dfi Philadelphia,
fias instituted a suit m the :' Umtcd 'States?
Court for the Circuit of v Baltimore, lxi tlie
sum r$2q;oopins1:; the publishers of
thej dhronicle, fior a Jibel against him, con
taincdin that liper iinderl the editorial
WdinJiuy lasi, v,-: ; i t-b;.
inf -- f v 'l;-!'?i4 -;
' At the late commencement of Harvard
' -
University, the degree of Doctor of Laws
vas confirmed V-'on
Washington
Trrinii
of
! evbnty-nine r?volutUjaiary soldiers! exhibited,
their claims for pensions to the Probate Court in
Iexrimsck County. N. H; in August and 2T
to the Ifnifed States Circtut Court, held in Coiir
ord. "''pThe 'odest.)f these' 9 l,..aad theyoungest
C64 Only six! were; under 10.; i
t I f si) J''- - i - si ' '
j ' . : f i! V' r. . i? i!
i A man who hat c ommenced building a Wall
aroundhis lot, of jather- uncommon ilimension8
.yaj foil feet ighivtcet thiclcbemlg asked his
reasons' fir having (t so tliick, replied, ft save
repairs Smyhdney iDtmt yousee that Should It
ever fall down, it would be . luffhcr than itia
ndw.M ! . "
is, jf Treasury Department, . K
i !f.'f'-. ; ; September 18, 1832. f
; The! Secretary of Uie Treasury has received
some ..s.Js of the Ttak tret, recently
Vougbt from Calcutta by : Capt. 1 Land. The
jfreat value of thief timlier, particularly ! fur ship-
louaing3, renacrs ine lniroaucuonozinis tree in
toihe United States an object of interest. And
in ,iriet 01 ins souuiern pans 01 xne uniieu
States; a few of the i seeds will be transmitted to
any gentleman who may be willing "to make Uie
Akl-t : 1': II" .: 1 J;" r '
j ! ;f black Jhawk TAKEN.
i iTiiEf; teamhoatl Wtnnebagro! afitived at St.
Louis on the 27th in3t. Galrna'. having on
board Black Hawk and the prophet; and eleven
other Indians, , on their way to Jefferson Bar
racks, where they are to bo detained as hostages
or ihc Deaccful ! conduct of their tribes until a
settlement of difficulties. Black Hawk and
the Prophet werb taken prisoners by the party of 4
mn?Dagoes, anu uuuvcreu w uiexaaiau ivgeni
at. the Praire ', i fe 1
A very distressing sickness prevails at Rt?ck
slamd among1 the treops-Dr'. Colomun j and
Lumts. uale and Torance have fallen victims
to tjhc prevciling l epidemic, tdge&ec with a
nuniuei.-ol pftTat(.8oiaigr3. , J.
'(Mtidc out on advisement with very Merchant
F I vi toien, to Ite weekly corrected.
tjeeswax nr. lo it4 a is, iirar.dy, Apple pr
gai; o$ a 40; doj reach, pr: gal, (none) Cptton
ur-ftb 7 a 8; Cotton bafrffinor cr yu. 17 i il9i
Coffoe pr lb IC a 1S ; Castings pr lb 3 4-5 a
1-5 j lyotttin yarns, from ISo. b to XSo. 9, $1
374 ail 50; pr i bale, from No. 0 to No. 14
SI 150 ia 1 75 : Feathcw pr lt?5 a 30: Flour
prW 3i a S ;;kWheat pr bush 62i a 721 .;
Rye pr IjusIi 50 ;: Oats pr bush 20 a 23 ; Cor;?
pr bash 3Gi a 4a Hides (reen pr:lb o a 64;
drynir lh 10alii : Iron pr lb 3 t-5 a 5i :Lead
ipr foVTt II ;i Leufner, eoal, 27, - skirting pr
io sw apper pr siqe i a a au ; juoiasses pr
telUiJ ia 571 Nai s pr lb 9 a 10 Provisions ;
I5eet,ps in 4 a ?$uajoa pr id 5 a iu ; uutter
rib IR ; 1 logs-lard 8 a 110 1'ork ( none) ;
Jalt prbush SI 12& a 1 25 f fSteel) American
blister pr lb 10 ; English do pr lb 20 ; ast pr
Kutn,
clean
Tobacco
pr ID a ou ; iojw-lmeri pr. yUi Jo i a iiu ;
Sliae3i-a,enerinI-pr ltU S2 af2 50;IMadeii
(none)!; Portpr 11 -50-a H175 ; jClaret pr
gal$l.S7 a-175 5 idalaga, sweet, (1; AVhis
key 27 i. a SO. ' r - - . ; ) .v; .
bush S5; Coftee, --lb. . 16 a 1; Cheese -10
12 I .1-2 Candles, lb Flour (from Wag)
bbl J $4 a $4 lAi Flaxseed; bush, fl a 25;
HlDE?,dryl lb.! UO green 6 Iron, (S weeds)
5 ll2jC; Lime,i(Cask)r3 a 3il-2i Meal bush.
65: l lata Jfh Halt (in bulk! bush.i 5. in
sackseT4hushli2 75 a 3: Steel German lb
15 a IT. Blister 8: Bxinir 30 a1 37; Tobac
co lea-& 1-4 341-2, Manufactured 8 25 Ca-
venish 50 a'75; Vhiskey per gal, 28 SO;
-';,Vheatbush. 7-;. :r . : ' !
Baron pr lb a;81 ; Cotton pr-lb 81 a 83;
CoiTeei-Dr lb 134 al!5 ; Flout pr bbl 4 a 4 78;
Flat
Cora
laus nf tal
pr biish-ro a 70 ; Sngor" pr lb 7 if a 9 i f iTobacc;
leat S a 3 ; Wheat pr bush 75; AVhiskey pr
n;1.2SaiJ3.
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-TT Yl Virtue of a deed executed iome by Enocli
n
J3Mr LeachLon the 17th December 1831, 1 J
shall sell at pttbliclisalo on the 22nd day of Ucto
ber nexit,iho tract. kf land on,tvbich Enoch M,
Leach; riow Uvtpeimr tlfe land conveyed to
Kim ht 56btir Hendricks. the sale ' will take
place un-the Remises at the usual hoar,
dmaaiiaer trme amft. placed I will sell
also at
various
artl. cApksoaai pr6pcrtv.5i viz.: SHEEP,
HOGS, pVSJahd one HORSE: Household
& Kihihea F.arniturei Farming j Utensihi, and
other articles too tedious to meodon :'; The terms
of sale irndV'krttwh on the war of sale, i
trHTbTLanl will be sold on a liberal cre
dit, also; at ihe 'same time and place, I shall sell
therj Crop off said Leach, consisting of Corn,
Wheal RyeJOata &e. Farming Utensila and
'Clock -ia I i.l . ai . . ? iir r .. .1 -.
I t J 1" D0t?H LKACH
; ! V 't-1 1 : . ; ,
lh 274 a 33J; Sugar pr lb 8 a 10 4-5 ;.
Jai4cu pr sal.V'2-tiyankoe do &f Wool,
pr 15J25 a 30 Tdli-.w pr lb 8 ia 10:
Brandy, Peachgal 50; Apple 3.5 a 40; Bag
ging yd." 16 a 17; Bacon lb. 7 1-2 a 8 1-2 Butter
Fifth t'S Cotton. 9 1-2 a 10 1-8; Corn per
-seed pr busrii ou 1 r eamers pr iu ou a uj,
an - - o ).
pr bush 60 a G21 ; Iron pr m 41 ai; mor
30'a 32 1 Nans cut 7 a 8 ; Jait
1-nBLism.vo ,pr suscnxrno.V
" tniTioN op Tiii: ' ! " U;
. -ill , - i
. f THE j Editor of tho American Turf
Register; ?,nd': Sporting : Magazine, will
caus to be re-publlshcd. tho. ENGLISII
GENERAL STUD;:BOOK; as somas a
sutndent number of kubscribgrs,! fsar 150.1
eah beobtained, to arantee'againstimuch
profit; bht.to put into the 1 hindt of jAmeri
can Spprtsmen . and Breeders of tho'J Turf
Horse, j and '. especially the. lUtronsyof tho
Amerilurf Register iwdSporting
3Tagizihc ;:Whormajr desire! j to possess it
a work of acknowledged Bntifbrily,' contain
Ing tliel pedigrees ofiEnglisltruwugh bred!
luaa. ii us v unuenaKen wua nonnw' tn
Horses from the emiest daysi doiyn to
To the American. JcopTl brief notes Will
be .appended i! iashew trteftibalsl iumejl
in the English Stud Book,- whic4 baye'been
brought to Americaj arii- mt What State
impor.-;n-f.W
li y$h ;handioc!jnt!rid on gbc4
paper, Jand? with a nw typeand ''jwUI-be
comprised in one larse volume of -about
900 pages
The cost of the English copy: is.
in boards, that of the American wittriot
I exceed 10 Payment to be made on the
deliyery; of the work,)' 'I j j ':K -.- i-
N. B. Subc ripiions will bo received at the!
hs resiebnee on the opposite sidciof tho SUxt
'iSltSSj Eafcss.
'rE-Milt.iUcos bver thelATal ton Course,
JL vill commence on IWedaesJay, ihct17th
day of October,and contlnoc three daysj !: 1
1st pay. Piupriatcrlj Pursef 160, 2 mde
heats, entrance 15. v 'J. S f i -
id Day. Jockey Club Purse 200, two mile
heats, entrance; j20. .
5d Oayt A Sweep Stakes for colts aad fillips
tliat were three year olji last ppruvr, entrance
jjjv,uisuuiw k j miie nais, suospripuoa to close
the evening preceding the race, three or more to
make a race, one enu re3j. The jmbaeyi f r the
two first days race will ne huh? up at tho usual
discount. . z . r.....-l: -.; ;.
a no rropnewr oiine eourse will use all pos
i r-r - -..... ... .
first rate order fr the cbaifjrtalie j accbminoda-
tion of these who may think propjeri to partici
pate in such innocent amusement, i,Tho plenti
ful acewnaiodatiaris at his bur an4 hb talle, to-gether-with
hi moderate icharbsi hei flatters
hiaiself, cannot fail to IsatLify hhe reasiaabln
expectations of all those Ifriendlyi to the Unioif
and the election of Jacksoii and Vn. Buren.
THE PROPRIETOR,
Sep.! 22.
HBW POS3? OFFICE.
"A bee:i cstabJisiied at the , residence of
, hfTLTON CAMPBELti, ?Esqin; Ire-
deii county, by the name if New, Hope, of which
he is Post Maste, . i " f " i
I -. ; : ! U l-.:i,rl: , i-
A- MEHIDDlSTi! EPISCOPAL
CAM P MEETING, 1 wilf be
l.Hd on the 29th of October neit ; on
the road leading from thc!J3hallw Pord, to .tlie
Island t ora : ten miles north.ot oiatesville . -"
The leachers and iriehds are Wtfulry in
vitea 10 atienuw s - j ; ? f
.StuttsoOle, September I, 1832. V
;t' iv .:"' TJ5W;: 'M:t '
QBITSTTSBOnOTjn PATmOT
Is printed and published every '. ediiesday mor-
At Two Dollars per ' annum; payable within
three ' tncnth3 trim the dale of the i first namber,
or Three Dollars' will be invurifibly exacted t;n
mediattly afteri the expiration of that- period. ' i
; Each subsciiber will bet at liberty to discan-i !
tinue fat any time within the first three months
from the time of subscribing, by paying for the
numbers rivetjaccojpdinjg to. the above terms ;
but no paper wUl ba discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid. ; ; i. ' '
A failure to icrder a' discontinuance within the
year, will subjeci the subscriber to payment fbri
the tchole cflthd succttdh)g ycarti the; rates
above mentioned, . j. ""'S
A year's" subscription il be ascertained be
the nambers of the papcrand not by cahmder
months, Fifty-two nambers will make a yrar'a
subscriptioii; and La the sime proportion for a
shorter time. j ? fl. i' . .
Thosp who -may become fespposible fr ten
copies shall recede the Utji grafw. Alf allow5
ahce of ten per cent will also be made to author
ized agents tor procuring subscribers and warraat
ing their solvency or remitting Use yash. ;
. Not exceedingi 12 lines, will bo neatly ' inser
ted three times for gone doltr and twenty-five
cents for each, succeeding pub!icatioa-those of
greater length in;theamc proportion.
All letters and communications to the Editor, on'
business relattro to the j per, must be post
r aiu, or they will nbt be attended to.
'WtlLL be given lor JFeathcrs, enough to
T f t make three beds. -Ekduire at the -Store
ofR;MClay1and. t j .tt
Sept: i,tfi ; .-ii-,
EffSIOISriHOTEls.
r.
Ji
COVIZT-IM0 HUE
TI1L cjuLecnber announces to the public gene
ally; I and hf r Vnends and the f former
friends icftiio Hotelthat shp will he; happy to
arc iramodate all fwlxa may tat"' hcrwith , their
patioriage. r She assures tfiemUhat hei best eflbrts
shall be osetj ti render pleasia jthe ehtertainmept
of all such ;as may call. Her table "will be ap
plied with tho Jbest thaii the edantry ialfds,aad
her Bar 1 with the ljoicesidiqiers. 4 i ? " I i i -:
; From the many advantages! which this stand
affords, together .rwitir ain uaceasju oflkrt to
please, she flitters herself thai she wil liable
to render Wall the most anipla fetisf4w4-.As?
CP The Oriice of the iNorthera - t fckwUun
tri-weekiy LineofSugesj also that of. the, Chcr
awand Lraeola Lines, areat the f '. 4 ii-
:i ixAifsxon-HQTia; P i
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B'
ii... .
face
P0K
, In
i2anatog,rol SalttnjmCSio fTytSHC,
r i. vn-- and iackt't:
nn?Il? fwo, firum Salem every Moa Jay '
JL Yednesday and Friday at Sclock A M.
. -Jwijwun Uoorlllousd. a 6
"H"4' "iro"'".!. iaey .aiso wars
lit1 P.MrooTttev8,;;Th
vvui i-,uouw am , arnve. at; ansm i t
aatfrdays. ljhis Lin,H so arningod as taabr-1
resjf md in it3 arrivals at Wytha . Cocrt-HuiaeJ
with the arrivals of th Great IJpes leadinjr
through, the valley of VirginiarAl Salemit'
npDoads with the arrivals of Smith a Piri-i,
mott Line, and, the Raleigh Line, huth of w!ich
rin xnreoumes a week.. The who! ofl ths
mplis-perLrmed in the day time. The UmS
passes wunia a mile of the Pilot Mowitaia
through AaruBethabara by v Mount Airy i
crosses the Blue Ridge at the Good SpurltiayJ
6,tt Vx"' r umace matt toe-Jal
Mines of Vvtba. and afTirJa
. rscencs to those "that admire the sublimity 6f ia-
turd The accoamvidatiuns of diet. looVin
are Excellent and cheap. The auhsinber hesi-i
tales not to recommend his teams aad drivers
a first rate. His present coaches are good, arid
v fli11 few week receive from Troy, New -York,
Coaches of first rate workmaoshiD knd
fionyenienceFare 5 cents a a mile. : h
! " """w" utt aiien uun vui i o
paid to baggage and other things eatnwtod? ta
hisjcare,'butthe Subscriber will not beliaUa iur
acciaenu,
Sept. 22 tft
D. WALKER
; j- rotit MptesmtiU
t JRromj Sa?cm VI; A atb t
I Carter tMTmncsseeim
mhiaUne passes through thepfeasaattVflla
Jti gas of Wkesboraugh and Jelfors-Hijrt Aslie
omiuntaui Scenery that the Southern cWry
aflbrds. The Stam leave SW k. UrJj;
ouniy-rosses tlie JJlue IMge at the hoad of
lledy's River, where the Gap is very favgwhle,
and'preseats one of tho mast intrt;. a;a..1
immedtately after the arrival of thsy irora Raii
eigh,N, C. and Washington City, an i arrive U
at nown s ttbaqs m time for the Knoxvllfe j 1
oui. Ai vyiiKcsjrough, this line branchi-s
by a Stage running twice a weeSifto Morganton, r
rf"? "J r uri Lwuancefc up ine delwutful yaj,
ieyof the Yadkin. . i .
Benginp; to ia Sfibscnbm, Tunning from ! Safe
l1? N: p twice a week, intersects tho above
bunvt meets the Cheraw. and Raleigh. 8 ?es '
andthe Piodmoat Unev Tlie - Sulcrlbersi aV
own a HACK-LLNE, mnnln frornXhalbtta '
w laveavme twice a week All these Lines ar
sp4nranged as to give the traveller the, benefit of
theintersecting Lines witliout delay. H j! , '. . "
fCTfons wishing to travel from the North lei t
the bouth-West or West, or frrim Ra.t W ,
wiH fiad the. Route by Wilkesborocg!i,.thp must
pleasant, cheap and expfKhtbrospThe Subscri-' '
berj flatter themselves that 'their.. accom:a da
ttoes will be exceeded by.hohein Uiis'couirXnf ;
1 heir .Uoaches are Nwl:i4M Wit .j i 1:1..
Jirsj rate, and jtheirlri vers a'ccomodatm'g,- attend (
w.j, owri.uuB men 1 are on either J of ta
Liaes for the whole extent Five cents a ruila
Vy passengers will be charged six anda ouar
terjeents. ' i- i ;. - -'r ,j -,, ii ;
r C7 Strict care i will & taken of All hs-r-m
burjdh-3,Scc., butlje Subscriber wI natTbe
able tor accideotsr' . ir i
1 SAMUEL & DAVID NEW
ITT - k T i -
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Pao p a ieto as.
lizust 291A 183 .L-G -a?-
' fesw- FjBAI. Isfc !r
np HE, Subscriber is receiving and opening ai
it'-ius Store in:Canc0rd;alsoat his resuhrictt
Ttp milea East of Concord ; a large and geiicril
assortment of Fall and Wiirri: i :-;.. m.
- t GOOBS, i t t
Direct irom Philadelphia, and selected with
much care from the latest, impomtions : Which'
in. addition to his former STOCK, renders tikis
assortment very large and cornpietO;
fl mlmon whichare.
British. Franchj India rand Dom?s
j Goods, snitable for the present and approach-
t
Superfine Brae, Black and Brown Clothv.
Mulberry, Ureen and Onre
Mixt, Drab and Petersham
,4
Sattinotts, Flannels aad Baizes,
R(e, Dufll? and . Point Blaakets,
BfackandsJored Merinos, .
Circassians and Bnra&itetts, "
Gent's. Camblet and PJiid Cloaks'
Indies' Plaid and Circassian Do.
CottonYarn, Sue. See. r
; Boots, Shoei 8c Ha!; ' -
Leghorn Duns?Me & Nafarino Bxrtil
- . Book?, Saddles, fice.-
Ehres, Medicines, Paints Sec. J -Cloride
of Lime,' . v ;r 'ti '
Twrethexwith a general assortrawtof J;
WLRE, CUTLER China, Glass fit
jQieeaa
Ware
votton ijsr2inff, & uale uape
I SDaAR ; COFFEE, TEAS SALT,
tk.-; IRON Scci X- t3.'-'-'. iKl
-s All pfwi3i je"will sell on Char mist rtainii
ble terms fir Cash or Country Prodace, or bn a
credit to punctual dealer only.' He innttrs the
public ta call and examine ; the. Goods har prP
iltrrile Wicita those Mebtcd; to hWjbr aa-i
cocits & itotcs, to make oraelexertioni Jj -faj
th;s season. . The highmt price will be gt lea ijr
Gold In paymeat ofdebts; ia gobdsVor ' inf Casfcl
yS v 4 BARRINGER;
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I do appoint Mas. Maet Allxmoko my
toey, daring, by absence iom t he TpF
wrao.
Salisbury.
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