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fFrcjrn tire fticlraant! Whig;
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i t-i-
.S.'i.
; It IwilJ b4oLscrvciJjthslMr. aayML64d
; l,iif ijna :n.gain paasvti vumv, ,4iiu ut. au
i jDf reascd Aiijprify ' irotii .last year, r r?
Injure
ott- an cxpsnmcnf 'If- war occurs
I: xi thq
iiicvalr it t ceases ; to operate ipsa
of the pub
iclamfe
ara y ictl )to'tlic .purposes;
f i-IHlrf rl't-'-l j
of reve-i
three great objects
ir1tW consideration q
of the States,' as most
Iwhl-appliHtioii of the fund which
st skill distribute anions -tliem namely,
toltr ilio.ihtrriinl rfranroveijicnt, and ICo-
toli$6 M Ibkfiis: Black. Liberty of
t4fiW among tuc turcc, is. rcservcu to uw
"f li;vill i)0 Votjced tint the Virginia Sena
lo'lMlvll-MsAinlst the Land Bill:; Why?
Minify v Imatrine thiit the colonisation of
h3 True blacks in ffrica one of the purpo
ses to whirji Virginia may choose: to ap
4jie Jm(Jniil, ii how popular in j Eastern
cfeili irgittla? i I'lf'soi the arc wiile
kllivlcen! MK Tyler's motion to strike
fctHhai ojijeclv mtlicati?s some such object
i F .-r J : ' t -":! ir ..' .
lion. r,uri pfruapsj uiey may concern: uiai
W WUh(iriTvl of the procci J of the Puh
Lnivls froin the' Tniasury, may bo -scizeil
ins a trr tnkt for kcenina up a JnI
Tarifl?
f Jtlfeithe rf ariif bi t 1 it l S will yield enough
b MfM UieSvanM of jGvcrnmcnt. and as
tkere Isi :ib probability of iU bein reduced
ll-lilatfltticVltlit' objectioa ' would
Hi
Wc lean .see na reason ithjr ' Virginia
t!14ilio
t be sntiilied With jh bill, nay
cd iUi iljcinU, not.Arginii only,
ijf v4lil,aiAtIanUc States at least Jt will
ie 00,000 per annum in; her coffers,
rl fnikeij jUioh of cjiiepnl which
tif inrhi lont? time1 oernlercil W liatiorial
jw)unv Pd been ilrttful .source ijf letGff
tiohanng jand deraagojism., - . i 1
Frcm thCjKewbcjn Spectator
ThdSfRi Rev. Bishopi of North Carolina
liiwhyiii' hiinnaal visitation an the i
pih:f piif ist'Churck and we take this
Ci'o;'or'jspifs$iog our opinion, that
tiiallugh limitations of the friends of re-
Sgtoiri 'nca(ly anld bfthcXpisoopHl coai
: . i;&&nl!rrijCTilare daily fulfilling, in
iipy 4UTt3 qf lusJrainistrations. XVe
rcrolamong" those who hiiled his election
p the Ipindpat iof the'Diocese ass an ear-
0
rsi Di : ituure ueneui o ins cnurcnj am
ia.hecrihff to behold, so fir as he had
pprtiinity of c3Ecrcising the influence
f lister W office the eHVcts of liis de
nted zf al and -ardent labours in the service
i;1
Mis divinoiilasicr. Strong are the claims
yetenfce pres itcd from, hia apostolic
hatcjiand willingly as this reverence is
r-Trj "srs - c
VlfnV!ffl h!v!tli fitvored rwonTn of his care,
IctilQ Mr 4plnio:ilj. Wronger is the claim
brlteim -apd respect from- ho frlcads of
:0e;livhicti; Wl pjerion'al qtlafitics and
:tHtitlai dlfe..rflphiticaHy demand We
life i ltieft wititUirillm interest! to his
limited atcxccjleiu discourses, land in
he rxpenenco of emotions of no ordinary
(rhd,;vhirJi his happy and eloquent! appeals
n oenaii oi mo
nvert i himstl
niiril' KJl, IK. V'llLiTIIIIf K?,T Willi Nil KiILJllIIH? I .
pryicore himr and with a spirit conse-
-.: rr" t " t. - .
rtilcd3 beheyer;!y the'smfctifytng
nil i hih1 ni hitinn iln n m linpjmlnr nl 1110 ljnf
; Kinstbn1tfcnoii' Coupty, to nine persons,
y;thiiiii0ie for a short time
lily hiifcbeii a 'rhVtpntirv.. station,-, the cor-
j p;'5tp'an-''Epi Oiurcft, t. I
by the Buhoj
fiicstlriuchce of iuticpected delays on tl
1 .: 'w- - ''t i rt . 1 I
be
op.
le
of the workm c rk the. consecration of
. Thomases phapgjr jwlnch is about ten
lies from ;th is pi tte h'as . been postponed
ijtil thlnext isit the Diocrsin. No
rc hasr been given tint; -the ordinance of
ittCrmlitonl-Wtil'ri
oks are open lor subscription to
3 open t
Eiatu at
Ban!BT at th different via-
sfleijfghated f in! UirJ GqycrnorV proclama- J
(rjii-Klili- S?j i iU; - l-i-: '- ' ; ' 1 ' - I
As the charters rf -fhrjOld Stnte Rank, lfiri
cbjqfrt and, f?apC fear banks have
itpire(gtsof the titrnost importan
he newj institution iro into operation as soon
w ipqsible. r Should Tthe c
charters of thei I
tniksldbe itelnittcduto expire be -
LI1?? .-"-- . ' ' . v I
tha nnowioinosfrcts into oDerauon, much I
iiV,l"u,l VPOU wuicil wiv "CW
MPkasjchslicdf -The great influcnOe
UiicliMpUtcijWiHhave in its control arid
snnsgement.
been urged as on objeo J
t lie deemed a verv matoVl
tM oheii Wtho oiitrarv. we tlilnk it will
fe:,:, 0.,n,;tf,t., ;
r-. v . vi j cuiii.iiiiH.vi in oujmiuii" 4V
A,1i aC 4uU : ' i '-
ceult Of the institution, and msninm? con-
f, -!i ! j.. i-r,- ; n. r . . ir. a .1
! VPtlt at Jlptne and abroad. 1 tip
xbrte:per cjcii, wo tlunk a very
sunabie and equitable dtovisiou: for wic
i notisee the jnsti cc
justice of nixing every "other
every
banuin
Const
;arc orrj lov jthal tho death of our
5 esteemed fellow ciuzcp, Henry Eckford, of
tlic; cit V o i N t w .Y criu 4? confirmed beyond
uouoii oy letters recttyvu in tnis citr, irom
WieeTS-x"Bc'MaVr !ih the'-. Mediterranean.
rho
U ii sm ! i. , 1 -
n-iiiij II m ikWimilBiin Mil w, .wmp w
died Oil a fcJvcr tof abdui. fifteen -days' ddra
tloniltFrnm f per$dftal knowledge of turn
?t;iii4il - JiJi -ii-T-J Jt:-l!?iir 1:
noiy cause to wnicu uenas w . t --t-r-r ; 'uf "ftl
l'lil l awakened. . With sol T f rltw'k
I V-M x'L - ii- r-HO Wd the deptii ot our stesmtnl to rnost oi as.
rear arid- Triumphant Hosd in flearen w erN Politicians although tney sarteti tli prin
Pk!4oi rapid: increaselof his .Church in proeczism, and jvuat hae ben donisis on-
in'r&iUapfely.i-"l ijtMfCf jffi l'W iiP
n,vi f i i: i l ir.i mi i poSejUyet they pare wbiricdfrouml and nuh?:sav.
tJuday SU'rty-tariiS no matter how iafij;
KKtfuy Htrt in F, . firm -if inn wan, disnrnsHn i ..r . . ft - ? ri
T-' ni'- -r f - r 7. -i. Tr ' 1 oorpjse 01 piui.evi.iuii isauii ana vuiu, ! atHF;
tw.
f if cies pt property ana cxemntmg
.lpitajiii-iifv mm 'M-'ts - ,
' pi-ISP r4l fl mW-K
r fwir &urge4,A& ip
IStrjf 6t2er.: our ' Consul at. Smyrna. He
a
.r . ? n
5
br tmmW f cara en
iertaineil rtrtlrtlrtfl ni 1
tics as a marvand of hiJ U3efuness,i activi
uqs as a irtanand ol his nsetglness,! activi
lyi land idnvj rprizc, ; as. titizlf lie " has
unere4 painfully, during a paftof his life
ty
lutiere
:iiiidcr 4ruel misfortune add Serrations,' but
ws recovering irom tneircuets,' and we
Wd hopey would hjire retiirned to his home.
to
vjenjdy in; tranquility, with tHf remnant of
is iamflythe couipetcnce which : his skill
if hii j profession fbf a sIuD-huildRrN und
tonwearled indiistiT---bbuldi! iot;4 fed' to
fiato secdrd to himBut it has; bleoj othcr-
wisoccreea .' 1 isr if -rr
Sabryy atarday, Frbruarr 10' j f 33.
fjliere hai lu so much hjjra lel-nii. iik
oiiay Hard wuixls made use of ahem :ff !k;.J-
bill jyaUiihuiion, that vre thitik soincibin
shuuld J printed tor the ,1ufar.nailnjif those
wh? dj nut know the meauin ' if all thpi karJ
Wiirds-4-fij weoive thisfjr the ; beupfit l.J
pufiUV d ihe high-flyers chuost to fread! it they
canidu a, it not, they can lake tip something
els0tliqt h43 ehiiujli of consolidatimi.
iuiiility, capiat ia Wilheruaaj, itc;
their taite ; I , V I
constitu-
to suit
; Uur chject in these remarks, is to exr
am
the
nature ut die question that uow is irUiiflr iui i in
a
yeiy pfam language anu m lauuliarty 14 sd that
evry body may judge of the matter ! fu ' 1 ihem
Bfclve3,iui,injt have to rua to the ifilla great
mei jofexpiain fur them. . i
! kVjou all Mjw that money U necessary! to pay
lb expenses of bur ffovernnlent .bur Alcmtera
of Congress, bur President, our I oiBccrs and sol
diers,are lobe !paid in money, ahd ffifteea itnill
iuni is stated to be the sum necesay - tot pay all
iueamano-iuis sum must be axsed!i by the
people. either by . way of direct' tajc1 or bv
4oniri$ther: plan ;f-tho plan iixed op jjlr them
thiouy bnadcioths,aiid sur. aiillks. and a
greathuanyother things la pay sj mueh bn eve
ry yad ol ciwtn, pound ot sugar, pr !the phvi
ieg&k bringing these foreign go-xlaf and UiiJiu
f hefjin our country ;-rthis is called thoTTaliif--it
ivil a plan fte started by My. (jailibiin of
sixteen cents in every dollar's worth of . Iforein
godbrju:itipto the couarry-albost all the
jSoittifern liieii ia! Congress roild jlibr this tax,
Uiu'llasongtrfsri!' by Mt. Caihoup, LWhj tais
'li'M iould; pasi,''were the same thai ihe sNortu
ieriiifiien aqw;jivc,that isr to priiyep oretgu
igo'j froin'stUiUig sj low as to uJerseil oos
;uii by our op a. jeople, and by tliis ueai4, to
rotfcct Doinestic Manufaciures.-'rlie iuty 0!"
lpjdr oeai was hot suUisieut toaiiswef tiif pur
Ajk. 4iie friends ot tliat mtaiUr4 tjf v.i ilnj
hauman by reducing the wage o thir fw.ork-Ji9if-i
the factories, were sttd abIeioan"ol the
articSes wlueii We bugiitlower than jj caid n
:uafcantry, ;'s the duties on things Mmiet a
br rtdiwere put iighr by degrees, Imuf til'got,
be in many cases euai to .he C03t ot' tlte-aru
etc; pi- inei t oreign marKct ouf wuiv have
l.i'julit that tiifs would ha;e oae iehiog3
Ucdjyery high, and this wa3 nolo bi, to cai
culaiUn of the f.ibnds of thy Tarb, LuiJ ante
:i iw or oilier tv( ry tiling got to let-cry; cieap-
1 I'l i I .1
ll3h and vve hkr the sou;:d thereof. knJ can-
hav irp iiif iiwtuirtii i i-j : s ........
4.noi:ll whence ilcouieUi or whitlier 'It teiii :'
Suio has a right o
py;titxat a)l ticy
any
avM9r Sfc tJ iUAUCKJ
ay a-
say that our;
nanon
IjjV-
eriimeBt is a mere co-partnership! pf States; and
Ii3rsini7 im tl flinm inhanmi. it l:I.i..
particular law, has a right to back'out j from the
Uinand break up the co-partnerlKijl j 1 Our
Prent9 General Jackson, has laid; f hilyever,
thai W ara united tOTether aa a nUt in!.Hru:
iandtlmt nd onej State has a right to withdraw
ianjfPire than a County wouhl have j i rp;t 10
wttauraw irom aatate, or any I perJiifwouid
nave a ngut tq a.'
!autoTty. His id
3 i eoun ty and turotv off its
idea is. that : tliet whole Ination
extent, an interest in South Car-
otirii, which?was!purchased by mutual land lar Te
f iriiounLjof treasuro and ll(il tin a,
nle lvho now live upon her tbil I. ham tut ritriit tm
sairthlv. will break ud the nativilKj pfJimr m
bfc jte laws iif the Ration aud st up fS j her-
sejl this view; of bur .venerable-and i lwrinv
President, has been thought the true M lever
tf thoiYankee States threatened dnrino- khn lasi
War w withdraw; from tho i Union Luukh wh
theh! proposed secession wfre ikli&nced
' i r . .- . . -. I S. i
traitors ny aimi every ooutnernimani auu even
..fiy. I! -vo uttoni: How if nrirrtl. Uttir i fa
j be'itctbnJed thatltho utheni j p$e;m do
whai they dmed that iheNcrthconld dlJU'for
tliein to explain who advance" that doctrine it
is! what they; never have yet explained, ill I
lhe fnds of Union, adimt that;there is
niofe growing out of theTdriff fiir ike Nor
1 .i . . t : i- .... r . - ty- .i. i its i .i .
I mem peopiv vnau ioi, ua oi meouuuu uu uw
1 .ir i.s .Ii k... .t. j.i i i
1 lvae7mojK: hiicouju uut wat !e intra! uaie
.r reoealed br Conrrs. Vse I We 1 cannot
(jet fidff it-r-thathe Constitution of iheUuited
Statest which we adopted a3 a people J and is just
" i ' r r .1 r::
as muchi a part of our GtrvemaiOiit as J-vurJ State
rigiit to Congress to lay and collect axc, and
theft nothing id thatlCobsutaioii dig to say
b much shall be collected, orhow;it hall be
copied, oToii what articles it shall bo JJEaid-ror
tlilVauy onebut the r'redilenf :of r ;heUoited
StntHji ran itidTe whether ! thevi LaVo llaid too
.-r-r; r.7 . .. o ... il.-.l.;
niacti or tooimuetax oo;wesay air ,p
r ttiey mar lay, no uwuet wjtu yrM
! mlvlav itim withm Ueir xlhontjr-ft , tney
llre l lay! a heavy tax with bad or
! lives nt would bo acting wit wn theu .autuority.
: HVCSJ 11WOUIU OU acwui iua ,u;i
; hift it! would fbban abuse of that authritjr-
ihaa from Spite and malice Uieijvertitwa9 set
uiae'liv tiie iud'jfe. or the man was to b& pardon-
T:ruJlwATTili tv i- .j .. ; M
- e4 byhue tjoveriwr Vhjhejj
tfatiury acted corruptly anetaercio,
hirdietis teuianfroid eiithatll am -nMlJ
.51 i : i - i , .. I
Una Iiifir tin 11 t.i,mi .r. LI ....
nearlr 1 5ll,CH wu iWU,'u 'wa!T IUueo, ann aianreipiujori-
tyiof the State?, nearly all but &hth CarMina.
'U; Wilklhhoutrld tins view rf flit WhUS' Wm
, bat tli
Judge and.Goremorr might thinlt Jhat tHd jury
had acted corraptlyyet the sheriff Twould , have
to ohey the Taw as prnoouoeei oh iheir ferdictl
Why not then call this high tiruTfia abue of
m power wBicn iodtcss plainly ftas, tban sav
they hare it not ? AVhy, the reason is '3 that Ih
they wert to call rte.thingjby its righparaV
inere wooiu oeno mom.lar , toe aort hue tfPW
fixation lo stand or-tbe I NaUifiefs tdr ? ihtf
s rioi 10 resist toe law, .- oecaqse they that
mado it had no power ta- niake !8Ucb !SatUl
whereas if thy .were to admit it ta'bo an afwse
of a granted power, the orfj remedy; would bete
panUh the corrupt members by tnrping them put
of ofBoe, and put in other better lobes ta repeal
the law. ? - . b !f j;!! - W I :I
Ve will ask oar countrr-mea if ! theT haree-
ver had a 'doubt, but that we of tferth America
were a nation, hare we not cherished the idea!
that we were one creat and glorious Nation, ho i
nored and beloved by our citizens land resneeted
by the world who hare ever thought of 1 doobu
ing tbe fact until this new light of NalKfication
sprang up amongst us. And what should we ba
if theirs was the true light ? A mere Jeaguejof
twenty-four petty sovererirnties that conld do ihii
thin? unless erery one agreed to it which wnuM
last just so long as we might be able to keep all
the States ia a good humour, and -which : mold
be broken op root and branch when eren any
one of these States, one of them not larger than
Rowan County, should happen to eel uito the
,icnil$ at something whichshe did not understand!
and wnicn sz? migm laacy was aimed at her
interest or her dignity . Surely, such a work as
this is not what we hare been thanking and
praising our lore-fathers forks an eilbrt of wis dom.
Why such a Government could not in
the nature of things last ten years, no one could
either respect it or love it -and " men would be
foolish tit think of risking their lives to preserve
a thing so feeble and weak.
Has the Federal Government a rigfU to use
"force against a sovereign-State f
This question has been often asked and, often
answered. Tliat clause of ; the Constitution of
the United States, that says, the Constitution
and laws and treaties made under it, shall be the
Supreme law of the land gires of itself the
right to use firce against every body and every
thingKoreign or Domestic, that opposes this
Supreme law ; for without the power of enfor
cing its decrees the law would not be Supreme
in fact, without the right and puwerj to force obe
dience, it would not be a taw at'all, but a mere
recommendation. Sovereignty and Xieirisla
turo" (vi law; says Bl Com. voli 1st, p. 46
are indeed, convertible terms; ioe cannot
subsist without ihe other." Again,'in page 57,
vf the same Work, we read, of alt; parts of a
law, .the most efHCtual is the vindicatory. For
it would be lost labor to say, do this or aroid that,
unless we also declare that this shall be the con
sequence of your non-compliance. i Would it
not be ridiculous also, in an Authority to threaten!,
so and so for non-compliance, and have no right
or poer U execute su?h threat. . Yet such ; is
the supremacy ;of the.ummum jus imperii of
our Constitution, according to the riews of the
ultra States Rights party in the South! Such a
Sivereign the 1? rogs would not repeat, ! j
The great Debate has begun, the reader will
perceive, in the Senate. After; a sharp skirmish
in advance, the main action has come on I upon
the bill reported by the Judicary Committee, to
proviue lor euiorcinif ine collection ox tne uerinue
and fjr preventing attempts to resist the exec
ution of the Laws laving duties ou iinprs We
are under un impn saion "hat this subject w 1' nov
occupy the attenuoi. of the Senate, exclusively,
after the expiration of the hour, alloted to morn
business, until it is finally acted upon.? We
shall endeavor, at this interesting crisis, to keep
wur leaders from day to day, well informed of
.vhat going op mnwtU ?ranche3 of Congres
The TAiurr Bill is at length : fairly out
of Committee of the wbole and now upon
the table of the House of Representatives.
Much more debate, we presume, need hot
be anticipated upon it. Questions will: now
be taken, in reference to it, by yeas and
nays, and every vote will tell; A'aftottajf
Intel. . ' 1 k
The First of February, the reader will
recollect Was the day on which ihe South
Carolina Ordinance was to take efTecti Ve
have no information from ChaHestoa later
than that day. From Columbia, the seat of
governnenr. 01 uie oiaie, we snare teen a
letter which states that, on the preceding
everting, the College Students in that place
formed a procession at about eight ox.
and marched through the Mainstrect, with
! an effiffv of General J J :on, with a label
u Andrew the First" on its Head; and the
Executive Messages in its hand. ; They bore
it to the front of kTu. Hire" Office
ion DiDi-r. and there burnt and shot
So ended with.us Nullification the first
ays the writer JS'ttl. Int. ;.
. HISTORICAL MYSTERY. i
"To be or toot be thale the question. : J
A mst admirable discussion is now going on ia
European circles, on the question whether "Louis
rnilippe, iving oi a1 nuice, u ajuuis x nuuppe ;
The ilaroness of Stemburg, formerly Lady New-
- r? . . T Ti-:tir;
oorougu nas puoiisneu a pampuiet, unuer uie u
tie of wtiaria Stella, or the .crimiitai exciiaoi'
of a you nr girl of the highest birth for a boy of
tne lowest conaiuon, m wnicn sne oenies tHe ie--critiinacv
of Ivrtiia PhillinDe. and asserts her own
claim to the throne otrrance. The tacts auegeq-
by tnis lady, is aoriagea irom ;tne vaieaoman
Mercury, are, that m 1773 the Uukedebartres;
j.. -v i , i? ri' l ;t i
aiterwarus uuice ue urieans, anas ruiiuppe cg-r
alite, travelled in Italy, with the Dutebess de
Chartres, under the name of Joinville; thatidoring
the-
Was
changed
I whotP Madame Chianinia wis delivered about the
same tunei iaai iwu , j-mmu AiHjrj iy ,mc
Frencli is tluit some boy, that the Duke de Chart
tres's motive fur. making the exchange was to ser
core his family a considerable ipropertyi which
would have gone past bun to another branch on
... . - . . . . - . -
less he had inalo issue: that the Dutchess de
Chaitress had several daughters before this Ume,
ana now uespairea ot ever nanng eons: mat uie
Rmwiesa Stembirir found her intbrmation respect -
Baroness Stembirg bund Uer intormation respect
inher crigm struugly euenrmed by lamily ilo-
Leca til that chA fiaalr thA nnimnn nl DAVhtii ara
to enforce it, althoczn ' all ft
Duchess's accoiichment they staid at Mod-f parties, come betoreauage vrarioru I uornprousn au - , .iP 'V V; .
iglinia, where she was- delivered of, a daughter; nation, during tne ia weej in im uge, i tassespT.Ba - - rrrtiZ..
that Maria Stellarafterwards Lady Newborough which .two mothers r claimed the same child J pr bush TO a 75; Sugar F i fr
t L . j I .u. .a Ur wiiimstf. the other u her dleen-1 ff 3 a 3: Wheat Dr bush 90 a 9a, wwa&er pr.
SiUU JJArUUCS9 Urul2, Ilia OA lira UCiauU HV4, 1 luv.uwva vr. -r ! . " s. . , i - r- I fr "S
is accorainirly MademTaselle d'Orleans; that she! tirnateLbfhmrlng. The i examination - occupied 32 aSS r . " : ' ,
by her real f 'aer, the Dake de Chartres, ex- nearlytwp days, .and Mvasawy managea oy jnjmjmr O X V. OXrZelVJ
with the jailor, CUiapiaia, tor a boy, of 1 counselm both sides; ne juuge awaruea wie 7 ? ?. j i
if .Jt,in aha in her (WW Sh .Daerts in her book.
Iinui I iviix" ami', ivi, wu - ui. . "
I .:.u .u: tKo ,f
Willi IUC1I IUII M"IMtltlC . 'OUUU1WU!: v i
in the satnei predicament with
. r. - : i" - J .r .
otl
.ii, wi k tA ra PKHIinnA I I savi drtTer. anv one conimcr in nere, nerse-
iier persou, who are not in reality what they
iakttey.aftf". Ielfc&rjtft : f iMf
thin
1
THE ITMfiNViir MfeT B6 PIIESER.
meats-indebted tbah lVJtd U n.tti
WIS loU0WlDr trim. ..1
Arnenean reteran, as: Geoeral lia Fayette I de-
ugHBi ujcati ntmselL Let vt bear: and hearken
fP rf w,row,a toice df! the firicad of Liberty 10
nlalQenIlUipni the- United. State; the
rhreats of a sepafatiod.and the violent jealooee
without entering fate larticulars, barei giren me
lOfXpressible pia.? Itiwmueh depend upon the
Beooral good sense of jthej Americaa people - to
fear great danger front those partial quarrels, so
far at least Moncernsfthe maintenance of the
Union, the unanimoos and d object of ererr
one of ns who hare feegbt and bled in the Re-
rolation. .Bat the rely anticipations of kneh an
event in Europe, adroitly handed bv the adver
saries of republican mutations, are rery injuri
ous 10 me popular cause, and lessen the conse
quence of the United States with ail parties."
Gal. Union, j M J !--;-! k
a v a- ,
I jfe Cma jIfa straneer were to read the
speculatiens of our Jonrqalists and the impassion
ed harangues of our public orators, he would
come to the conclusion that our nation was in
a trim an j j awful ; eritu fbr that is the
loud cry There is no truth in ( it; ; The nation
was never more prosperous and happy Caroli
na, anil all. jit b no the nation that is in a
crisis -only some aspiring politician. Mr.
Calhoun, it is true, is" in a crisU so is Got.
Ilayne in a eritis but as for our country and its
constitution, and our liberty, they ; never stood
stijnger. Satim Gaz M 4:1
i f
si !
BaLTiMoac. Feb. 6.
i Melancltclu rrreefr.-4We learn from the Bos
ton Centincl,thaton the; 30th January the Khoo
ner WechenIc, Capt. Holland, from Baltimore
for Salem, went upon the nicks about a mile to
the northward of Cohasset Rocks, near the salt
works. It was blowing very fiesh at the time
from. N. E. a thick snow storm. Soon after the
vessel struck, five of the persons on board took
the boat, intending to gb ou shore at Cohasset,
but io consequence of the very heary sea running,
she sunk shortly after leaving the r easel, and four
were drowned.! Ilie fifth, a youn? man from
Baltimore, was washed ashore by the surf nearlr
exhausted he lis however, receiving every at
tention! and doing well. : In the course of the dav
the schodnor rrpt off the rocks and drifted into
the cove, between Nicholas husd ajjd il cart
wvrsMi ana on gojg an board another dead body
W todinthcabiri. The body tof capt. Hoi-
land drifted are next day, but the others had
not teen seen. It was expected thecal would
was expected the car2u would
be got out the next day, Gas. ; !
2 '
riusBAHD8 Wakted. x he Boston Free Press
rnakes proclamation, that there are TwenI u-
four thousand" fair ones up in the Eastern States
wi uiMui. iiiB uaiuuiuro juorninc v tsiier
inmajung uiR statement nas vue loiiowmg etc-
quent and pathetic appeal :
n,eao mis. ye woo aniver ever; a cheerless
hearth, unblessed wittf the smiles of the softer
sex ye. whfjse rery existence is made a bur-
aen 10 yourselves ana orners uectuse ye will
not.' Hie ye down-east and select from the
numerous band of "angels." a comforter a soo-
thicir of the cares to which frail man is heir
Better wives we willrenture to say, you will
mepx wim nti waereiouusinous, pretty with-
out ostentatioo, modest-4-blooming, accomplished I
yea,; every iping wax; could make a woman
excel tent. Winter isAicheerless season for the
single I man long evening, solitary chambers. I
and comfortless nights j Go to! J -Do your
.rluttnliL'A men oret Tnflirin eA
ney
vi 'faith! there ia ecnnnmV! In mm I
nylll
1 5:
Grinning Extraordviaru.-r-A. Kentdckian ,
once offered to bet that he could grbt a squirrel
out of a tree. The -bet ;was made, and on the
parties posted to find I a squirrel I At last one
was announced ; but the grin ner declared it was
a knot' The other pajrty said itwras a squirrel.
Welli says the grinner, I'll try. He grinned,
dux aown caoiB noB-iuifici no agjuu-uwuiw
it was a knot, out tne company msistea u was a
squirrel ; whereupon, the grinner made another
eftbrvand the bark flew from the knot as if
liHiiniPg had struck it. 1
Mr;i Jones, of i Warwick, in the
VkT'kw
r.-Tini
House of Delegates, in a recent Bpaecn, i.nigiuy
- T .. ! i i l. . .... . ..
praised by the newspapers,; m wnicu no aavoca-
ted nullification concmuea ny saying .
thit South Carolina 6halj perish ! in the bloody
and Unequal Conflict, often do f fondly trust, that
his gaijaet little Band iij the camp of the Per
ri A Will TIUriUU91V saw umuiae iv
j sians, amidst thousands bad tteiiefen thwtandM
iofeIaugWercd nitdonjffircfXSipo-
itirm"; I f
r i : i " 1
I am clad," said a? missionary to an In -
thpjeaclier, wcMomrauWicited t re-
proof before he uttered, it, we inaians
use a great ueai oi wui3xey ;ui wu w n
- - ' f -- W . K . .
matCe 11. II ?
: jj J, f : is
NULLIFICATION BLO$SOMS.
liNiLtHW Twocockdes on his
hat, passing by a I1UI4 boy, who was trund
lih his hoop along tho i street the other
dav; was hailed with ualloa Mister;
shall I knock ono of them
blossoms
, .im,.,
your naif;
Jhtgula Courier.
!l WatlaouTr. F. Jan.ll. "
A BuiTular case, andbne which; has produced
no little
XtateMenrlinitlieniMghherhood of the
cmldto .the unmarried womaiu
: ANtEMETI5.
X: Phrsioan Was called to' an Irishman; and
after examining hi case recommended an erne
rezamimnr niscaae rocwnmpiiani n emv
tic
fn.f met is it W 7'Jr'-
the
the same in oaldlreiandrjotttxeftevuaoii wouiu
wej iatjr;uwu u,
1 i! ; I Tl '!" I . '
I j j j j 1 ) ; -
(a un-: , . . . L j a fnone : Port nr el il 50 a 175 : Claret i r
u out it grieves me m nfia w ijui pwp - ; ' - o - ? ? .
It. t. . o : . , . .1 . , 1. j 1 0al SI 37 a 17 i Malaga, sweet, tsl Whii
da "ft .? Wf!"vn SZT! ey A SOL T I
i min ami; nf nieH inii linuicuiic cin uuuu i
e
IfeVi1' tvf !li:-t.rliTUr'irtliBt1 atate- travel-
ling in a Stage uwas somewhat annoyed by
j : 4I. JW -IMUCU P Si
1 akHdle which ocraimed Uie bottom -of the eoacn.
7 1"t: .
I After considerable crowdlrii? on the pan oi
e aioresaid, ne Buratnooea ue exv""
I ihAAAiV.and th JLiwin? dialotfOQ took place.
C - - mw - .
1 i--i,. ri vi)j iri. rn well
oit tho caddie T.
M - i Ii -I
t i
fostSetween Pett. Wwi Grfat and Louule Grand;
both , crHtprs of a new era both associated with
a rastWange in thus cSndhion of two mi?biv ein-
puieav; tThre ccaaeJbkeriess,and:jfe
( contrast : the!unt aim pJicU 1 of Peter, the ror-
legislator tor jbarias the dtnjetycy of an idol
ot iortiers. One the rc1priptu efeadprf Lis
comtxy-.lTieUy eolid i&C&let nH jnst ; the
other! the eonqoerio devastator f ne4dwirriag
people a rictory guttering,' eranesvnt, aur1 .dift
hooeraUe. The one, in peace, rejeetvg paraC,
pomp; individual honors, and transforming a wil-
U. UIOI - vuaus.b, UIO UUI lilTMIHU IU
ceremony, and thronedin pmp, and exhanMiil'
itvoi an inuiviauaL. abb cue a nro tat
without enlightening oeyon a most narrow circle'
and whose lustre is tracted by what it consumes
the other a luminary, whole light; not so dax4
zling in its rays, spreads over thej worU, ,
noted, not for what it destroys, but fur what it
vivifies and creates. Kitrer, I ;
. .i ... . m VI IIS.
Gen. Blair has been tried befre the Circuit'
Court fijr the destrwst of. fJoluinbia, and fined
$30X) and cobt, for his assauii upon Gen. Green;
the latter of whom had si Jtir recovered as to be
able to plead his own caused V
Indian Prisoners. Tha .Richmond Compiler
states that Black Hawk, the prophet, & the other
Indian prisoners taken by General Scott, are ex
pected to arrive at Fortress Monroe in a few days.
u rcuuun were as nosiages jor their tribe.
The Steamer John Walker arrired at this
place, on Monday, with the shrt passage from
Fayette vilJe, of 13 hours 2 miiiutes. The dis
unce, calculating the windings of the river, is
about 140 miles. Of tha time, 55 minutes
were spent in taking in wood and passengers
' . Wilmington .ids.
The Hartford Mercury states that the United
States Troops, which hare been stationed at
Fort Trumbull, in the vicinity of ' New-London,
hare been ordered to Charleston.
FoUof U. S. Bonk Stoe 3505 shares
ofU. S. Bank Stock were, sjld at the New
York Stock and Exchange Board, on Friday
last, at 101 1-2 a 102 1 21?
By ai latter inserted ia another part of this pa
per, it will be seen t bat the Hon. Edmund De-
J irv wiio torrnen
Tff? "H -?5T "
fte that sUUon, No other candidal
berry, of Montgomery County, ... who formerly
a
candidate
las yet declareu himself. I
I ' Foyittctilk Obtervet.
I Th Washington corresnondent of the New
York Conner and Knauirr r sneaks of eleven
members of Congaess wbol are prirately taking
I Mnith rencn to nuaiuv uusmseive lor lureio-n
mission.,
GREAT LOSS.
6th inst. Cheralie's Mills, near
On the
Richmond,
(formerly Gallego s,) were conso--
med by fire. -About $91,000 were insured in
the New York and other omces.
I . . Lynchburg JGrginUn,
A Hint. "Patrick" said a Hibernian to his
neighbor; " If I had sixpence how quick I would
trate.'"
Secession. A Cooper in New-York in speak
ing of secession, said . that a State had no more
I rinrKt Ty bamiId fmm tKoITninn than m etMi La
t seAmla fmm a efc Thasiimle ia stiikintra
and appropriate
1'IJElVofthe &MMU2T.
SALISBURY.
Made out on advisement with every Merchant
in town,) to he weekly corrected.
Beeswax pr. lb 16 a 18, Brandy, Apple pr
n. 35 a 40; do Peach5, pr. eal. fnone) Cotton
i pr 10 ot a 9 ; motion nagging pr ya. ai
Coflfeeprlb 18 a 20 ; Casttngs pr lb 3 4-5 a
4 4-5; Cotton yarns, from No. C to No. 9, SI
"Mbv-ia r - 1 - m -
37.
a 1 50; pr. bale. from.ISo. 9 to No. 14
II
50 a 1 75 ; Feathers pr lb 25 a 30 ; Flour
' ' 1
or bl 3 50 a 4 : Wheat nr bush 621 a 70
bl 3 50 a 4 : Wheat nr bush 621 a 70 :
I Una Imah At fWits 'Km4K tft s - r.,w
IVirun r-V;rrn.ri ' .
pr nusn au a i riiues ureen pr ra a ant;
dry pr in lua ia ; iron pr in a 4-a a pi; ieau
pr io a 1 1 ; leatner, soai, ai , siarttng pr
nrlb 10 t
Salt pr bush $11 21 a 1 j 25? (Steel) American
I blister prlb 10 ; English doiprlb 20; Cast pr
bi a m, ; Sugar prUb 0 a 13 ; Rum,
I Jamaica pr gal $2 ; yanee do $1 . Wool, clean
J pr lb 25 a 30 ; Tallow pr Jb 8 a 10 ; Tobacco
1 pr lb 8 a 50 ; Tow-linen pr yd 1C a 20 ;
Brandy, Peach, gal 50; Apple 35 a 40;
arm
f asses 37 a40;Bacon Ibi 8 a 8 1-2 Butter
A I w
fresh O; Cotton 91 101; Uorn pei
1 DUSU a VOnee,- to. io a uunw iv
112 1-2, Candles, 18; Flour (from Wag
L'J JrJ'S: U..!LS
" 'i n
- 50 Oata 374: Salt tin bulk) bush. 75, in
gacksbf 4 bush.') 82 75 a 3: Steel Germar
. . . m nr . t :k l Ct .17. TVih,.t.
otf co leaf, 2-1-3 3-1-2, Maiuifactured 8 10j Cax
i u a i, ouster o; uaztnou i
vendish?5o Vo Whiskey per gal. 28 30;
Wheatbush. '75- I
FJlYETTEVJOLIsE. !
Baco pr lb 8 a 9 ; iCotton pr lb new 11;
rwn hr lb a 16 i FIout pr bU $4 a 5;
J Flax-seed pr bb 1 20 at 30 Feathers pr lb 303;
in
nted br Governor
JL i Swain, have this day, opened then i Bk
of Subscription for Sfock lit thecapitaiof said
nnk. aoreeablr to ibe directions in nis pronia-
Cowan,
" , -rr. jr. v- 7- - - fi cuiiuren, ner attention win oe principally turoo-
Sd46 a57 ; NaibprdbO a 10 Provisions ; ted lo Spelling and Reading : but to those suffi-U
eefprlb21 a 3 ; Bacon pr lb 8 a 10; Butter dentlv advanced. Writintr. Arithmetic Gram-L
rirtffji-iaTti i a iu: fork a : :
Sto 'Town, where il wilt be kept
i . - o ri...w.- r. rnirin
enen
M
Esq. '
VorSUiekin this InStittion, re aesiredto
call at said Store and enter their names, j
a W- FJCALDWELL. i
MAXWELL CHAMBERS,
' THOS, L. COWAN,
- 1 M1CHAEU BROWN.
R. II. ALEXANDER,
i n I Conaxissiotiers.
a
ine
Salhborr , Feb. 1 41833 tf3Q
tako
Wmqts f jr Islft a this 3icc
IS now in Saltsburyir tbporpo oT tenchf
Mnew system of PernanSiMe GemwS
lies. r By this method e ouplr n2
n ftH' - ?P"tf txnallTwsineaa lua
rTT.Tsr mwob nana writifH
w'T-- rJrfUTO w a? eaa be, seen at the
Watchman Office, or at my Room at the Man4
tent Hotel Persons ;w1shing-to take lesson,
shall ptmctnaBy,ai at reri
modsrate pnee. Enaaire asMd aW V -'
lbruary 15th, ISjfcsd.
rtl ",
1
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CLASS FOURTTJ, Fori
To $e Drawn in Ji&nthburtt'
Virginia, on mcdn'sdarr"'
1 I FEBRUARY 20th, itfj
K' 0 prizes of
$1000 is $3G00
SO prizes of
20 prizes of .
20 prizes of
39 prizes of
10 prize ef
0 prizes! of
80 prized of
80 prizes of
2f0 prizes of
402 prizes of
aoo is
10.000
400 is
300 is
200 it
100 is
50 is
40 is
30 is
20 ir
! 10 is
8,00a
6,0001
7,60a
4,000
2,000 ;
,406
4,t0Ow
4,00! ! ;:
l,opo fRlZES-i Amounting to $72,020
-Price of Tickets 4 IlalceU
lift; Quartern Hi. .!
Tickets Shares and Packages to be harX I
in the greatest variety of Numbers at
? ! PALMER & JONES ;
j - Office, Danville, V. 1
iJanJ 2C, 1833 29 tdd
X3 ( Sv We hava also Tickets in tbei
Westecv ViBcirrjA Lottert Schemej
shortly fto appear.
! j ' j p. St j. j
A few tickets in tho above lottery
majr be iiad at the office of tho Watch
by inakihg early application. U. S. or Vir-i
ginia money will only be received as thcr
prres are all payable in that kind of noW
net.' 1 i ;'lr- . " I
EL.
IIj Stand the approaching Season a
v 'T f AiiMirrL. ann uih WhA.
in
that Vicinity, as may hereafter
be
found;
suitable.' !
HE is .an Animal of uncommon size andi
fine nppearanee; and recommendations?;
fi-otn Gentlemen, of the first respectability;
o. his qualities as a foal-gcttcr will be pro ;
,i,,1aj
: T
I will WIMI W faue MU1CS irOTO
j on of the best Jacks ever exhibited in this
part ot tne country, will do well to embracu i
this opportunity.
TilE other Stands, and f irthcr particrij 1
lar will be made known ... d ir-nu.
1 cj. DAvisr. !
j Feb. 5 9th No. 29 4U 1333.
( MRS.
1 . mm w . b i ih ini tii hi i. invtrtwinrv w na innfi .
JL tantsTof Salisbury, that she intends open-!
in(rk SohnJ fr m,n t.sij.. n,-
1 MnhAv in tr.Kru.rv i..!.!.
I w-w-. w - W MS17 1IUUDC IUH4ULI I
cupicd by the Rev. Thomas Wriirht:
1 XU.iA
I 1 -Hrr . . r - .
"W6" eacnmg,sne confidently ; expecuta
give enUreratUfactionto those rvrsons who.!
ma confide their children to her care. As , the
School is expected to consist chiefly of young'
mar, and Geography, will be taught also. '
j three are sent from one family, something less
UriU be chained. Persons who find ir inconviM
ITHCJUtS $3 per quarter, or where two cri
nieht to pay Cash, rnay make parment in any of
those articles, which are commonly requisite bv
the consumption of a family.
January; t:u 3W27 ,
BODILiLAiaS
1 an aw at from the Subscriber "uTum
Jtwlast-a neirro man named
aged abofit forty years he is upwards of six
feet high.) strait and well formed7His com I
plexion rs a light black, his face is rather
long andhts features; rery j prominent, he isf
a Very intelligent man and rnay hare pro
cured a certificate ot freedom. It is bof
lieved that this fellow is making his way
fdr Charleston I will cive the above re-
1 ward of twenty dollars to any one who: wilt
A LI .
deliver the said negro at tne. Mines ia
Burke county or to Dr. Samuel Henderson ,
1 , rti-irtAtto K: fL and' a reasonable re
1 toknj one who wilt lodge him ni any
I . a-j-mve .ino immcliatc botice there
i w j
y.mn i
I WM. D. nKNDERSON.
the
BrindletowB, 1 urke county,
February 2, 1833. i '
a ST VW. otihe Hwtnryef England, by I lame;.
alsoBrydone Trarels and Cooper's Spr
aod the PiM, are muring from my Library, and
have beea for two x three yearsi I tn Terr
ahxiotM io recover these Books, Uiq. first in par
ttcular, aM will thank : any one, to inibrm its
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