Vl'
uf lb'
V - . 1
Ad M
1
lain
The WATCH:sMi may Iwreatler
L- Dollar nJ rmy "l'7
A Class of four ne """ w"" w"
.u.. ttf hul Bum :tt line naviiient.
Ul have tl PaP,r for 0,10 ypl,r ' Two Do' '
. in -.1 irii riRH " . . -.. - - J - - -
Lsi each, and 89 Ionian me same Class brum
Uinne thus to pay in advance Oie sum of
', ,1,1 0 tllara ! s31"" na" continue,
Lrwiseihey will be charged as other eubscri-
Siirncribf-rs- wh do not pay dining tSe year
ill charged l,,ree Ll,ar8 ;i" a.
,MiihriUon will be received fur less llia'n
P" J11"' ... l j: I u i.
Vitvuwr win o I "r
n i.r I 1A l'. IHLr. Ullirw ill inra.gro ..a.u
1 ..II Mvrn-ir.i'an sa aa mmA i
v ,.. to the Alitor m.mt be t,o
"i i . ... . . .
W ; ..Miorwiso ihey wui .-.eriuihiy ni . ne .
Inded to.
W. o At..B-,lW - ftff
C,U.p- .refor I. Aral 1 1."''
tUfir4lre tor earn I7wrjw..jyv.i.r(f- m .,,.. ........ '
adwtfihetitT'will be inaerted lor less
an oiB Dom.au.
luVr.Metnmitswillb- confinoed nnlil order. !
V recbited lo atop Ihera,
;.:Ll.ti..ion Ihero. where no dirmiona !
h prrvNioMy im.
vioii"!-''",-" ...........
i I i .... i. hw inn ipir iir m i m in iik w i .
ih the privilege of i;hanjin the on eerv
latter.
M.liniFIV,.
SALISBURY,
Beeswax per lb. 16 -i 17 eta.; Brandy, Ap-
1
wtral. 45 a 50 ci ; Lotion per b (in ;
ksi) 3 ola ; Coiion bgginr per yd. 16 25 I
; UniTee perjb. Hi IS ets; Caatinjrs per
I jL.?,:J.IAhiuiiV'anr'Nw:'- fn No"
l 7j a 2 OO cis ; feathers per lb; .15
Kflour pr oi 7 oi; neai pr misli. tl IH
... .1 . U D I . I.TI . . .
ii;0al pr buuhtl 30 cis; Corn pr bu-ih ai cisj
n per lb 6 a rt ; Lead per lb' 8 a lOcis ;
Irl.irs per ?5 els ; Nails per lb 9 a 10
B-ef )Mr IbO a 0 cts ; Bacon per lb 121
Under per lb Hi d; Lard per lb 15
s; Sillier buslicl 50 cts; Sled, Ameri-
n blisli-r, per lb. 10 da; Lnalirh do. tier lb
ets; Cast do. per lb a -JO'cia; Smnr
li I'j liJ a 15 cts ; Rum (.lainaival iter khI;
Yankee du. il ; Wool (clean) in-r lb 30
ls;T.ltow per lb. 10 11 cl; Tow-linen r yd.
a eta; Wine ( I enenlle) per yal j 50 .
..rlU'jnl do. ft 50 a 1 7 cts j Claret do
trgal. $1 3 a I 75 cts; Malaga, (aweel)
r ffl.l Whiskey per gal. 45 a 50 els.
CIIERAW.
Deef in market per lb a 8 c ; Bacon per
11 a li cis; lla.ns doi 00 IK cts : Beeswax
rib -i a ti cts ; Bs?ginsr per vard 18 a 35
; K.le rope per 15 a l i 14 cis ; CfTHi pr.
li a lli. cisjCoiion per 100 lbs I I ISi 00 r
l0; Corn per bushel a 95 els ; Floor
a wagons r brl 50 10, from stores per
li ,lMU0i Iron per -100 lb 5 in) a 6 50
'jsses pernal 50 a 6J. cis; Nails cul assoit
)ier lb 8 I i a 9 els ; Wr.iujhl do. per lb. 20
; Pork pel brf 8 9 ; Rice per 100 llts 4
00 v s"''r per Ih. U I -2 a 14 cis; Salt pr
kfj Hi; Suit pr H7I $1 cls;Sicel A-
Uicjii blister pr lb 10 16 cu; Tallow le-r lit 10
U cts; lea Imperial per lo 1-25 a I. 17 id;
yum lo. pr lb f 1 a l 2a cis ; lobucco manu
Lured per I'tIO a 15 els.
FAYETTEV1LI.E
Branny, peach 80a 00. Do. Apple, 60 a 65
iHcor. prh 10 a 12); Iwtiioniirlb 8 a II ris
inlfne or lb I-2-' a 14 l Flour bid. S81 - a 94
lavseed pr bh 41 25 a IM)0;Kealliersiirlb45
Corn prnusb 90 a 1 Iron prlb 51 a ri; Mo
ispr r is a 42; Nails cut Ti a 8 ;Sall
InwIi till a 0; buuar r lb 8 a 12 : 'lMiaceo:
hi Ai a 4; Wheat pr bush f I 50; 0 Whiskey
jai.D.i, l tees wax 2a, a 00
lie Celebrated and thorough-bred JJorte
MOTT,
IAS eniDmeuoed the Spring season, and will
stand Ibree dava in each week at the sta
l'l William Harbin, Eq uire, in the town of
ixiesvuie, in. Carolina, and the balance of his
at the store of Win F. Cowan, Esquire,
ules from Slatesville, in Iredell county
10 IT will be let to niaret at the moderate
rend Fifteen Dollars the season, payable on
Ul uf JuW.when iheheasoo will en l: Ki'irht
llurs inr ihe single leap, payable wheu ihe
Nee is rendered ; I'liiny Dollars to insure a
f'fo in f.iul: the insurance immev will be due
pwimasius ascertained that Ihe mare is in
o r the nroiwrtv transferred Fiflv cents lo
fRroorii in every instance Care will be la-
"0 lu prevent amidenla. hill thore will he no li-
luiiiy tui ku. hich may hai.n. n.
THE PROPRIETORS
PLDlGItl.K.
. "IOTT waa aired bv the famuna old horse
P" Archie, whose reputation as t racer and
rr, U, n,er hcn eq'ialled by any horse in
'' Li.iied Si.)M ....,,1 ;.,irf n...
a 11 tn out iiup'ir -'r
Hi dHIII. iKaa ..r...it ..f ll'.lh.a.n II
a, . ' VM'iirni ai ,if iiiiuui av
"on and Davi.i lir.Li.Ti i-;,;. ....
U 1 1 rail ll I ih v tl j( ' a, waio (jwi-
i ?" f?ncm Burden ; g dam by the im
borae lL.ir....i . .... t.j 1:...
Mer to Jolly Friar ; a grand dam by the
Ij-'ieo i,ore old Janus ; g g 2 grand dam by
'UesyuURiitH' wis' ""fot'left
r..t.,mac ; his dam by tmported Cnixen ; g
" By the imported horse Mousetran : she out
Selim, fr, a Putumae .mi ..I . I.. II- l
mt oi Mary Gray.
i'rtt was br.d hv the Honor.LI ln. 11
n laie.of Nurthampton oounty, N, Camlini,
;M. A4 "J-r Hainlin ot ll.iit... .,i a..A
r'B Will shew. -
tl.LI la k... ...;.. I I 11.
Id uosuiiiui y. now rmmjfeigni years
1 " ie auu 1411, auu lueasures sixteen
Ns high.
yiM. isaTHwat:-.. -.
Kelly, and her JJaugh-
. terg.'
north street in this Town, will exe-
NEEDLEWORK,
miikinfcj Shirts, Pantaloons and
routs, with nealness and despatch.
Hy. Apnl 1; 1837 lW7 ,
fOH SAXE AT TltlS WF1CE
8AlPEDOiV
(Imported.)
F11HIS splendid English Race Hoi- & Sul
9 lion, imported in 1834. will cover mares the
present
eseni season, (which has now nomine need.) ai
y .stable, Granville county. N C. on the main
.r.uuin, uiiiiiviiie rouni j, rn. j. on tne in:in
rsd lending from Oxford lo Bovdton. Viririnia.at
nOibeseason. payalle before or on the first .,f
Jly nexi, at which time it will expire, t flOO
inriirunce. which will be demanded as soon at.
llie noire is ascertxined to be in f, or transfer
, , ,
C""P; " ,"k,en P'-ent escape, o,
' .'"idents.bot I will not be rei.nihlfnrn. ih-t
, s rf ' '; ""'. " ' "
I Hirave for niars nml vh.n tA ....
4y, which char,. be pa d Url themare
w.ll he ,!d u leae oUnut ,h!
Sakpicdoi is a rich rown horte. 16 hands
"J Z.t T.P'"J " tiem''l
mirn, l.lef in ibi'i. the ii.,uerl oi Chii,.!
" T .V" "m. 01 " gw.te.ar Mrei-h
j and power. His back and loins so remark .My
8,r,Hlir ,hit he w tl.ouahl to be noonr
f li
t(4j gg . . Ijorne
he was eoual.
and generally arperior, lo nut horsea of his da.
.n ...... u uy iriricnce 10 itis ineifioir 111 Ue
lail. which, uwy .be wen in the Jnlr tlSSn
OJ ia 1... ...I' . . '
ti.iino.-r oi me i on nerisur He -is the only
mm oi in lani'Mis'milMis, known lo be ioipoii-
ed EinMius, it will be remembered, is the sire
i.f PleniHiieiniity. Scipm, priain. Riddlesworih
"d ,uny others, and covers at 50 gs. a
mare.
Sakpkooii possesses more of ihe stunt. Mam
',MMf.aiigjb bhsjhoauiiw.
"","'!' America, amf is a direct cross npin any
,"wn11 wares, nm perloinxnees st iliree
and four years old, ('until he was injure--.) were
id 1 lie first rharaeier-bestiiij; neaily all hi com
ne'ijnrs... irivioir some of then bioh .-ids
weight (See Kacin Caleudar and .Snorin.ir
MaL'sZ'lie. as ainive ) .
N ii His slock (Colls) are remarkable Urue
and lacing-like.
PEDIC.ItEE.
SARPenoit was g'ii by that capital racer and
unrivalled Siallion Kmilins,' by ihe g real 'Oi
title, who also covered at 50 gs , nd was per
haps the bei s .nof UenningbroogliMM of a King
llerod mare. 4c j his dam leaite, by the Flyer,
gram! dam by Dick Andrews, equal to any hnrso
ol ,his day, bold as a racer and Si,M,- .Jay, hy
Benniiufbrooh I'ri'iiroKc, by Mambrino-Cru-k
el.liy Kng IIckmI, the besi Stallion of his day,&
founder ol the best slock in Knjland Sophia.hy
Blank Deane.'fLir.! Leigh's,) by Second Mr:
Hanger's brown mure, hy Sianao's Arabian, out
of (iipsey by King William's N tougued Baro
MikelesH, Royal Mare.
The Flyer was got by Vandike Jiior dam
Aztlni, by Beuninx brunch -tilll tluier, l
tligbfyT Gldrtlldl7"!ii:ileTto-T Grass!oiJ.cr,
by Marske Cullen Arabian Reo-lu, i.- , fy;
Vhft Flyer was a capital dome, ami nr. ol
ingH,' winner ol ihe Unks and oilier goon
runners.
V'inilike Junior was got by Walion, dam
D.i'x-hick.hy Ihe I'.ISos Dr ib, by ll:gbfly.-r
Ileiie, by Cbrybolne Proserpine, sifter 1
(Eclipse.
EDM VXD TOII'.YfiS.
Mnrch 2-36tf:.
UWIIAUIK
JSL D.L make his last se.ison jr
flQ-fl lb in County, at my ibl
in l.exi-igion, N. (' , endipo (,t,
Ws"waitssa "I'b July, 'j he puriiy of
Ins oluod his size length substance and pow
er his Mue energetic no 1 ion. I ihmk Mill cns
I'Xcellenily well, Mlib out common tuurus. He
will be six years old lliis .Spring.
In order lo ac'sjiiiin nl.ile all the Farmers wlio
are desirous lo breeiiyiie liores ami ai a r.ne
wilhtn the means of all breeders. I am indue, d
In put down ihe price of the oe.ison of Uw h:irie,
lower than thai of any horse in Ihe 1tVhhi oj' T
qual blood and character. He will mnke bis
preeent season ai l'i ; insoiaiiee s-il) In ad
dition to Ihe yearliiia (illy am! lo colis thai I
Sold in 1S34 ai jj,000, (out .1 L'whane's dam) ;
I relused last rail lor a yearling h ly out ol Ins
dam and by imporu d Luzboruugh J00, and lor
Ihe old mare $1,000.
iLJ" For further particulsrs see hand bills
W. K. HOLT.
Mar-h 25. 1837836
State ot liortn eatcUua,
WILKIN TOUNTY.
January Session, lt37.
Finly & Bouchelle Original Allarhmetit
levied ujion .. defcod-
"" Joseph Stanley j a"i's Land.
IT appearing to the saiisiactiiin of the Court,
thai the, defendant is not an inhabitant of this
Slate ; it is therefore ordered, that publication
be made in ihe Carolina Watchman for six
weeks, that the defendant appear at our next
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held
for ihe county of Wilkes, ai the court-house an
Wilkegborough, on the first monday afier the
fourth monday of April next to answer or reple
vy, or judgment will be intered against him, and
the Lands condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debt
Witness, Win. Masiir., Clerk ' of our said
court at office, the first monday after tbe foorih
monday of January. 187.
Teste-' ir.V ,IWmV, c w c c
riiafb48-6wS7 price
rottrs.filfutit .t.vi
ROANOKE
RAIL ROAD.
f 1HE taw mrr DAILY on this R ma:-Pas-M.
sengers going North -will be conveyed from
Halifax. N. C. to Gary'si Depot, in the Comp'a
ny's C. aches, and will arrive at Portsmouth in
lime for Baltimore Boats, vbich leave every
Wednesday Friday snd Sunday, at 3 P. M. and
lUr-rW- VVashtngturr Boar;- which- lesvm every
Snnday at the same hour. Passengers leaving
Halifax on either 0 the aboTs mentioned days,
will arrive in Baltinere the following morning
and in Philadelphia in the evening, without be
ing deprived ofl sleep. . The Engines on ibis
road aie m fi" order, and no detention need be
apprehended. '
Stages leave Ilalii'ax in time
f 11 the ueparture of the Cars at 7 o'clock AT'M.
from tbe upper termination of the Road..
Office Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road Com
pany: ,
AprU 1, 18i?-im37 . - ,
. w w 1111. iii.-irrinr wt, ..- ,
QREESSBORV MERCHASVS
Accommodation Line of
DIRECT FROM BALRIRM toti.d
JCJN0TI01? OP THE P23TERS-
suna poxiTsi:ouTn
RAIL HOADS.
Iiuning ,ver,, olher day, i precise con
nection with ihe L,ne from Gremsbo.
rough, X. C to Halrigh .v. C.
SEATS uki'n in Greeit8b...ojih to Blakel v.
at.dlroin Blnkely io Gte. oh.,r,mtr. made
v,k Font aivs ojvia'h vL,J,:
N-iiih and Vei of this ill find lli ,m ,
; 7 " P-1-r.n:,. &
, ".'- Salen,. N Carol,
1 f"1- a,,d Wythe C II V
ir? i-a. to kr,nlu.
eiiJiesaee... ad will do ineU to pan to Grernm-
borough oulufor ScalLiku bt4
. un Llie, kcl ke a certain umut, AV.ril.'
J. I . . ""
' ' " eiintr uj; ; .way oJ . fcieiBbore or 1V
rofWuriMirtC """
w aNAU.be fJUOD not- and there
",a" w'f cootpbiin. We pi.t ri this
j t"1'"' f X"-l eeude tluU imposition hitlu-rto
pract'utd on gtiUUnuu one. n lilrorn 4, Jltf
! " "d pim ly lo nrpvent ..nr U
Southern friends IVo.u. U-uig dU)ed at either
p'are
oor Line, and wishing lo tail inio itic Pied ni,
or Weviern l.im ., at lire, :il...,ij1r h . nccil uta
rVr delay, for by either rHe they can go i
MilledfPTitie h , 111 ;,,e M,m nmaiid we
pledge otitsel j . 10 lake.ai lur as Stllsbtiiv or
Wythe C. II
V'a , all Mho may .1 any time be
crowded nut
ICP i'he public will bear in minn the follow
ing UEUUIJITIOJSS on 1 luts Line : i will
have Blukby on iheooVi dys 111 Aj.ril, May,
Auvusi, NuveiiiUer and December; u wit;
a.l. 5'h,7ih. 91., llm, tC . and on the
davs in June, July. Sejitcioln r and October ; u
wit : 2d, 4'h. 6ih, Hth, loth, 12ih,8., 4-c.
Ii$SE,YClEllS going to Petersburg or
Rieliuioiid, will liinr ll.isiiir po.pi route.
JAMES SLOAN.
M'LLAN A KAN KIN,
PETE It ADAMS,
McADOO &. SCUTT,
JACOlUlliBBAUD,
II. & J. LINDSAY,
J A MKilANE.
(J C. TOW YSLND, I
J A VIES AriVEIt,
JOHN A iillrrfHR,
V 1 R. D. LINDSAY,
(Iri'Piislioro, .M.ui ii 'Zl, 1 p;;:. I38.
A 1. 1st ol Letters feiiiiiiiio 111 tin' l'otl (l
J.M. li.-, ai aii-iMii, N 01 lb Caiulinu, on ihe
11.. si uj 1 Ajirii, I J 7 .
A- Heler Ai'origiu. Saiuui I Allen, U II Al. x
111KT, li '1 Alien
tl Ami ll'iAMi .l.isi pb Bniiii-r .1. .1 11;. b B,u
1. 11, I I.Oiii:is S II 1 11. Alien II. -vii, It m J). 11
belle 4, Kle-ell'BlocIt, V I ill.lln lil lio.s, J,,n,
U .sioii, Koli 1 1 Hiii isbi, -v. Sain I t. ru.-in- Ur iiM,,
W 01 Brown, Ail ed liiown, m C Litardon,
Burton t. r.ii,e j '
l) I'lmiiids ton rail. Andrew ( rnie, (fHoriie
Cauole, J.iiiies . Ci..ih. . J S t I, pit), titut I
I'aid well, Li .11, m, I Clitiis, 1 l.ii, , ulliercll,
'.ir.ina.iti C ravoJnit Cd.rell. i..ml Chorrier,
I'iIIiiioii ( ii.iilord
D'-J,.bn P I lick, 1 son, James l) iiii,li,e, Gen:
l ik. , William V Dorwon
F I liouias F.ialer, William Fill', Squire
Fixter. ui Folk, David & l ialey, Tlioman
F. my
G -1 leiiry S Gorman, Jnsrph- ii i,Btr.jue.
JSally Ann Ij.iture
M Will. am H iilhrran, William Harris, .S
w'l I... II ..III. II
ii.j.js.,11, laniiau 11111. nienniii Harris, iie.
llar.raves, Win It HijjiiliMir, Alexander
HllV
n a. rlii!.itelli 11,-iilHii, Win Ilicks. Ueeey liar
ris, Dotira4 I' Hiden, Henry Hill, 1111a I'
llu.lspt III
J Samiiil Jones jr '2, Samuel Josey, Anny
.losey. Da. in or William Julian, Eliza J.neb,
(jeo(jc Jolillstoll
k Aitsalom IvtioX, Leonard Klutls, Samuel
Kerr aud others
I. James m Litter, Da,(all l.en'7., Nanry
l.yerly, Lliiutx.ib Lrpptid, I'e: r Long, Jubn
l.iitiu
M F W Meerbach, Michael My lick, Georgi-V-i.rdCHij--Neele
McNab,---Ang'rt--M"rgBn or
AIlN'rl C Moruao, Ji'ksi-May, N II M.sieiihaiiier,
.lames F McCulloch, A At Miicln ll, Maiarei
Mcpherson
P Mxthew Porter, Thomas Peryer
R James Koberson, Levi Roades, James G
Roe
S -Peter Smith. Charles N Sterling, Wil
Itngion Smith 2, Di A Nnl'li 2, K b't Spr.use
Samuel Smith, James Smith, Get rge Smith, A
SmiHil, lloralice M Swiizer, Samuel Sea for i),
llimiius or Lewis, Allen Stoker, Elizabeth
Swisher or Daniel Jacobs. John Simmons
T Ginrge O Tarrh, Susan Turner, James
Tuiniiull 2. Isaac Tionor, Wm Tailor, AJal"
Triiuiman, Aaron Terry, Dr Frederick Tumsi.
W-Rev'd James EAVricli 2". Clias'Wille."
Calvin I.WTir, Philip VVrigln, John V ard
well, Andeisun Willis, Brnieo Warrick
84M'L REEVES. P M
3w38
Jailor's .Notice.
f f'AKEN up and committed to the Jail of
I (hit. County, ihe 17th of .March, a Negro
woman, who calls her name SALLY JONES,
she savs thai she belongs to Robert King, snd
that Mr. King purchased her of Mr. lo
near Washington city. Sh. stales that she too
sway from Mr. King near ths Yadkin Bridge
some abort time before last Christmas-said wo
man appears lo be about 40 years old. I be
owner is requested to come forward, prove pro
peny.'pay charges and uke h i away.
MIX M. THOMAS, Jailor.
, Lexington. Davidson Co. NC
ApnIb.HJ7. JS
sstssl
v3
NOTICE.
PURSUANT 10 a decree or the Court of R.
quiiy fur Rowan County, made at m ireb
lerm, 1837. will be sold at ihe Cou.l House io
Salisbury, on Tuesday, ths 16ih day of nay
next, a
Trart of I,and. r obtaining
159 ACRES,
Belonging l the Heirs at Law isT Francis Gib
son.drc'd, adjoining the Lands of Michael
Brown, Mlolia. I Baker ai:,l oilir ..n . .,..1:. ..r
twelve months, r quiring bund and security for
the purchase unmet. There is on Ihe pre 01 i
ses a good Duelling House and out houa., all
nearly new.
1 SAM'L SILLIMAN, c m a
Apr;l 15-5w3!
JOISTU r. Ill Of ,1AM
STATE LOTTERY
FOll THE 1IKNKH1' OF Till! SAI.lN-
nritY ACADEWV.
CLASS Nil 6. you 1847
To be drawn at Elizabeth Cily.Xorfh
Carolina, on Saturday 29 ih of April
1837.
75 No. Lottery, 14 Drawn Mallots
S TE rEXS O. V Jf. POIXTS, Manager,
SOU EM o-
1 Prize
1 Prize
1 Prize
6 Prizes
10 Pltzes
15 Prizis
Whole Tickets
Halves
Quarters
of 10.000 Dollars,
of 3 000 Dollars,
of 2.000 Dollais, .
f 1,000 Dollars,
of 400 D.ilUrs.
of 200 Dollars,
ffl.
a.
To he had in the greatest variety of numbers
either by package or single ticket ot
WHEELEH Sr BUllXS,
Stii $!,ury X C.
A ccrtiM ate fir a package of 25 whole Tickets
will cost 50, Half 25 Quarter I 2 50
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ILileiul. N C
JOHN
RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE. '
Ty E pr-qit'iiy ol Riclmrd V. MiclUuv, br..
JL by .ne late Hon John Randolph, will
make his first season in North Carolina, at ri n
stable uf the Su'Mcnber, al Ihe Union Hotel,
Statesville, Iredell county, N. C.
MAltULIEU was sired by Monsieur Ton
Son, (the Ajax ot Ins day,) dam Jet, hy the im
s.ried Bluster ; g. dam Suttra (imported J by
Alexamlei ihe Great, &.o.
Cj For lurllier particulars ace hand bills.
AMOS' WEAVt.li
Not having immediate access to the Turf Re
gister at llie imie of publishing the Pedigree of ,
jVlarblteu in BtHs, and finding it 10' truth much
better than I had thrtrghi7 l.iake lliis "mode of
giving il more extended ly.
MARBLtEU waa by Tunson out nl Jet ; she
by Bluster, out of Statira ; Siatira by Ali-xan
der the Great, out of Hite, by Sweetlirier ; Rose
out of . Merlington by Suap ; she out of Miss
W indsor 4y Godolph m A labia n (see T ii rf '
Register, Vol. 5. page 488 ,) Bluster was by
Orlando, the son of Whiskey, out of a ILghdier
tnare, gialer to Escape, by Pegasus, hei daui, by
Squirrel ; Pegasus by Eclipse, out of a Bphn
rua ware, sister to Grecian Princess ; Orlando
was out of Amelia, by Higt.flyer ; her dim miss.
Tims, lislertd Itiiden by Maicliim ; Sajtram, a
sun of Eclipse oat of a Calash mare by llerod j
her dam 'Iberesa by Maichem ; Regulua by .
Uodolphin Arabian. (See Turf Reg. 'Vol. II,
page 51.
Besides lbs above, see reference in Ihe Hand
bill to lbs Stud Book. '
A. WEAVER.
Statenille,Jlpril 15, 1837 4w39
Having been requested by Mr. Vaver to ex
amine the Tirf Register (which I own) un the
subject of these Pedigrees, I did so in company
with bim, ar.d find lis above siaieinen entirely
accurait. - H. C.JUNES.
Extract f.oro a 4t.i i.f Jnlv Oration.
deliveiaHlatTftikerville. ;
OENTLtartN-When I look upon the
rising glories of this favor- I conntry
when I see the spires of her Chnrt lies, &.
the grateful industry of her native born in
habitants, I am swallowed up in a continu
al streams of alteration to the great giver
uf meat in due season. When I take a
prospective view ol the heroes of the Rev
olutionmen who went forth with their
Kiiapsacas on meir tearless hacks, their
hriglit swords firmly fixed in titer ei hoinn
-cabltanU, then primitive d.,s. arranecil
inure ior coiiiiorraml conveint 111 e tliau for
ilisj.lay, the prayer of the MHtr and nectty
that call alud W soccmir, and w hen t
ken inio otisulcraiioii with the present
Messed freedom which we enjoy, the g!o
rioys institution which have descend!
down upon my knees, and pray that ihe
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arms which -wrought this j-reat deliverance
may never lack lor bread, but may receive
fiom their ?rieful couniry that considera
tion that diatingutstic every inagnuiiimi 11s
child of freedom and liberty. This j. the
d:y that is full of glory to every American.'
This is a day so sacred that every man is
alu. osl afraid to breathe, for fear of disturb
ing the repose of his serious coiiieuiLr
lions. As 1 said io uty wife. when. I jot
tip this morning. 'Susnn say. 1, Mills is
SjJi'XJl'U aur.aftee.wy mnei he-tsught
o remember ll was on tins day thai Hie
heroes of lite Revolution poured down from
the Grampian hill, destroy mg ttic Hoik
ant! herds ol the eiteiiiy. Tlierefure, Su
paii,' said I, we will this day kill the pig
and invite the neighbors 111. Ye, the pig
itliail he stuck helore I eal iny hreak.tsl
I will oiler him on llie aliar of my coun
try's glory!
Gentlemen, w as I not ri ht. I felt Convinced
that I was in Hie rigl.l, Ik. wh il say she I tn v
sr cispuie. li was on Hum pn.ud a id augu..l day
dial the vali.nn men uf auinp.it y lonht lor lln ir
eouoiiy. lite Lbasls ol mariyis mun piiuied out
like wa'ter'inaouring the fi. l.is ol Beoiiiiijjiuii V
Bunker Hill. The greai L.Uyei e led on l.i,
lowpiiapU band ul French berot 1.1 lauglnr the
English, whj r in I'ku nun like chart scaiteied
ny a tain storm ! Tne brave General Scot 1, lien.
oaiuntiiige and lite un.lai nted liem ral Hull
lollowed. in ll.e aur UurMiitg like tigers lor
he bliMt.1 of the various pi.ipls that had come
over the broad and It iitposluous w-eau in take .
wa"y your liberties, loes anl'sb a regular sys
tem ot anarchy on ihn sitore winch ecln d lo ihe
song of Ihe pilgrim fulhers the la.ij which Co
luioooi .liscovtd in 4h year I4K-2. It m wtrll
known lliat the F.ngltsh aie all isiwards. I hey
ran before our annum continually. W asliiuLiu
chased iheiualluvur Lnig Island, all through
New Jersey -ami at last penned them up in
New York eny, where he capimedj Con.wallis,
ami hung Major Andre on the spot. This Ala
jor Voow was Hie uiaiiUho litl ii.renled
l.lsjK-8.
spy-
Have yog read ihe history of our country?
D.yon know tbe gloniHis and warlike Je. 'da
whtcli Hiiehas a-co.nplisti.'d ! It you have not,
11 is injfb tune I'.at you knew someihiog about'
it! Read the bisiories which has been handed
iiown 10 us the accounts nl ihe UhvoIuiiimi, and
llie first settling id ibis vast wilderness land,
whuii tbe proud Indian ranged alone, sole lord
l llie V. real, wheu loe voice 1, 1 the while man
vas not heard 111 all our borders, and the savage
scalped women and tl.iluicn al In. pleasure!
ihe b.mks that would roccommeiid .re those
winch irea: ol tbe Pilgrim lathers, who first
wrote the declaration ul independence ,Hf sealed It
whii il.eir lii mis I.I.kkJ f Alt aetouiil uf llie.e
ibitiL's may be loot.d lit a Umk cxlieil n. IM.
oiim's Progitss, and Hi Fun 'a Book ol Mar-
lyis.
iNow I ' turn from lhese spirit stirring dmianci-
aiioui, loa.liiress you, ye vulnerable ohl ineii.wliu
s;t un the b' urn uieler Ihe ptiipn. You have
vi:ie down lu us from another ao and gem ra
j 1 nut Ye are patriarchs in whom there in 110
j oiiil.Ks You wre preMM.t when till these ihinya
J were r?one, and you know Hial I speak the
j irulh. oii ate a l reinaiuiug heioe. ol the
i KeViilll'loll, Who Ii; . lel yi.itr ploligll Shart:S
: Mini your pruiimug le ks to b .present nu this
august ip-casioii. ihhc of you have conic (oily
i tM miles lu hear me this day, to blossotii and
tiling lor. li under the eloquence, which one nl
; Join country uteri l appnuiled lu reiteat Did I
norislKN ihe cllihsic eluill.-nee ..f t.nwri.1 .Ih..L...
or Martin Yau Buren-had I the oraturial pow-
lUX'Ji l''"r--'re I as.le.af oc4Lamakii tciuaul.
; oiasfer and as pious as the worihy taaiur of this
: v I nge, I could n it ft
nd em .turns to ex ores, the
words that swell in my bosom! Vulnerable men!
Some of you are old enough In be my grandfa
1 lier 'I see il 111 your gray locks.yout bald heads,
the wrinkles that are on your cheeks, and your
1'iolliless ja ws Some of you laid down your
live, on Bunker 'inoiiiiiani lod.' Others ol you
dikd ol various ilisienipelrs, while other weie
hung for plundering the inhabitants, and for de
sertion. But a gratetul country grams you a
pension. You tin objects ul charily, it is 'ru.
You are supported by our country. 'Bui I regard
you in a very different light from coramon street
beugars Y, I have the independence to de
clare, fearlessly, that though you are pensionera
ano uve-jM.iiHiyet itjatrae. a (I'Merence be
tween that and street begging. Ids nut, regard
you in the light of common vagabonds, and never
did! ll is, Iheii fore, lo you. Valiant heroes of
the RevoluiiiNi, thai we look fisr 'protection 10
the hour of danger. On you dep -nds Ihe future
glory of nor eountr.:anid lbs pneNy of her
ti.ne honored insinutions Herb close, declar
ing lhai a long a. the veins circulate in my
body; as long as the Buoker Hill monument con
tinues 10 rise, and to ascend like an eagle, I
Will stick to ihe docinuea of patriotism which 1
have Ibis day avowed!' .
SOLAR MACUlwE.
-Ftom tk JVte Fork " Xew Ero,"
To those who are curious concerning he phy
sical constitution of the mysterious orb which
gives light snd life to ihe planetary universe of
which our earth is a member, a" favorable nppor
luniiy for investigation ill now afforded, by a re
. markable cluster of macuhc, or spots, at present
visible on us d;sk. It not nnfrequc'iily exhibits
similar phermuieoa ; but Whether tl be that the
task t observing them with hourlv and dailv !
care baa proved too ledio-.s.nr that the attention
nnxeno osvoieg lvin.m nse proved lou unpro
- - - - s- . WI
Wivenf sa.isfaeiory results lb encporscs lit
Pei persestranc. they certainly sreeoosif.
Ky me, ,4 science t,, tfrraler oegleellbsa
hen p,ut,r importance deserves. The mere
htel that ihey f.nn ihe only avenues bj which
we can obtain a..y k.towledg. f physical
nature ol ,ha, g.sl like Ion,,,,.,, npoB which .11
r, .-.rncea ue,tei,rl. enlllle. I hem lo lb
deepe.i homage ot.r c.iri Miy can render. Tired
lpay, alike of politic, nnn,s.lin, paper cor
rency. and patipeaM.n. we will tell ,', ,c,dera,
all we know abiml these exalted mysteries, and
some of tbe well ase named f.ris which we shall
taie
anav apitear both new nnd m.m.larfnl
The dark objects upon Ihe face of ll e sun. as
Is held throbuh powerful lelese-.nea. which r.
1 "",i'H'- "". c-lored glaa to mill-
. ' VP h",
IH-r feci lv siid
" .."', in uicir central parts, ami arc
sur round, d with a border or penumhrs l a fsint-
i,.iu. .! V.I...I. .1 . . . ' '
r, ...u more anartowy. aspect, which seeins to
forma profound snd precipitous caem around
them. These spis and shadows change their
sixe and shape alniust everv hour, and some
inn. s contract or expand, or otherwise vary their
appearance, miring ev, n a much shorier prnsj
orubservatiim; V the same spui, seldom continue
in any form longer lhan four or live weeks.
rhey either cliste op. and entirely van buY, f
are Itstt to sr view by ihe revolution of ihe s.n
upon Ha axis, which, it is belie veil, is performed
lil the period required for about iwenly five diur
nal revohilions of the earth. This laller fact,
Jm wever. is not so well established a. is niinmon
ly sopissv d lor a the sun's son's supply our
ihiIv proofs thai ii has any riMaiion upon ita axis,
flllSl niatnaw - ikwu ..af a
r .rw .. ct y . s aisiaw 11 yr y sj U
rai on.the precise lime in which ibis is acciin
plished has mil yet been malhemeiiesllv demon -
asMi-fii(nie'"rtf rhi'faYger's
iMsmnaliy divide asunder, into twndisiinci part.,
arid thus render it exceedingly dilflcnll lu deler
iiniiK ilietr oriirntal idemiiy.
But 11 isih.-tr asliHiislnng minnude,pd ike
limnense scale of their op.-rtioiis, hu h niveau
11 " an much grandeur i t ihe red etmg
.iniol. The astronomer. May.-r, observed, i.nn
m the year 1758, of which he says h.gens
inaenl a in sole cutspicielHiiur cujus di .met. r
l-iOdiam ...lis." which woo Id ... fa auras : h fl
'ny five tl.ou.and imim in Jwnwter; and oms
poi. have Is-ert described by olwrvers, of infe
n..r amhority, as Is n,u yet of greater inaenimdf .
Indeed, 11 has Iteen pieily charU established'
that no object on Ihe sun uf a less eircumlerenca
than l,3.)j miles can be discerned by us stall; U
ll Me compare a scarcely discernible (Mint with
1 hose spot n ihe sun's disk which are familiar
1.1 an wnii nave 'been in the pra. in e 01 ihe so-
lar telescope, the 45.000 miles diameter id mauiu
of them will not be a diuVuli ere Vuduiu 1 11 our
astior.isnical creed..
Since mat y of thee largest sits cl.ste up,
contra. i lo a poim, and entirely disapitear in two
weeks, il is evident that the borders of one whose
diaiueier issufhjM we have stared, tiiun travel
with a ciincenlra'lng sp,.1 of 6,000 miles a day,
a-(m day for each !. ojqi,)je auction of r
errenmference ; which, we may be permitted to
say, is pretty swift travelling in the sun. Ths
region ol Ihe solar surface on which these large
mat iilaj appear, ia confined wiihm the thirtieth
d. gree I rout its equator. The spots which are
now apparent are said to he midway between its
01 nire and its cilcumfi reltce. hut we doubt the
accuracy u( the s'aiemenl. Yei ihe e,ri,i Lit
be one, ia ol Imle tmporiaiice : for in truth, every
region of the snlai area is ever cuvned wiibap..ta
of greater nr lesser dimensions ; il is en plelely
miUtled with them, thouoh hey urns' ly appear
as the smallest perceptible point. And, what
are tbsv.one ami all? Lalaude suggests that
ihey sre solar toniiiilaim.. pr ijeetti g yund ihs
luniinoiia atmosphere ; nut ihe uinfoiuiiiy uf tha
shadow around Ihem displaces litis llieury, and
givea rise lu Ihe more pruhsble cm jeclurs that
ihey sre openings Ihruitgh the unuu nse surr Min
ding medium, revealing ihe opsque body uf the
orb. Tbe fluci nations uf thai aiiparent rhedf
iltn.the funnel Ilk cniii.,s u in, tl,u .
shadows which 11 inilicaieN, and indeed, all ihs
HidescrihsMe teciiliariue n appearance, tend
to establish tbe coiiclii.ion thai tin sum. a dark
tern stri.l bisly, sui muiide. atari ni.iuense uia
lanee by an ever active firmament of light.
And now we will adventurn if rand aecrel In
four readers ; we wtH prestine to anc wer qui "
-ti.cn an matiKiri'l have aslt-d, In.m the
birih of their race; winch 'he ancient worshtp
iers of the sun ak d i t lis priests, (1 in the
enrliesl erssol their Ins ory. By what means
d,s s this go al fo.in'in id fxisie'ce supply 114
incessant, us neverfalling fl s-d of l.uh' ?-4hy
what means supplv n without Is nr .l .t i.t.-d?
V e answer, thai Ms vi.denily sgiiaml, 11. , ag
liiticeeilt ojuralivi finiiamenl 1 ever luaciiUo
turing l.glr. lion. ,h e eieriial 1 luiiems of ihs
npiveiKe Iroiti w Inch all things weir Srst cres
ted. We behold itai work in every change of
its macula; which we observe.
Tin, .much (or a loietably scnntilic view of
its ext. rual nhenomena i nnd if mi
WwiaTTu1F''to amuse'tbemst-ives with a faneilal
view of its internal scenery, inhahitants, and so.
cial eisiuoiiiy, we wii furnish tin in m . a few
days Willi a volume uf as veritable .lea- ripliuo as
hsjIic I ice mm- can be expicted lu afford.
FROM THE SOUTH.
We receded hy the Ei press mail of yes- .
lerday from tbe South no New Orleani
n A . 1 - r .l. . .r. r e ...
n .up .Hint 1 110 oincn in i.ne I'l rne
Mobile pipers, under date of April 1, states
lbs! a meeting -was to he held there (at the
rourt-hotwe)--tbst -dayr iu consult' upon
measures 'to improve and boiler then con
duiou.V The lute shock to mercantile cred'
it in New Orleans tec. teems to have fallen
with .J) tin immed.ato effect, of m 'AcmtAml ""
og vsiaiiiny upon tne city oi nohiie; efl
which the feeders may judge from (fie fol
lowing Hamploof.tbo language held by Mhe
F press' in exliortmg the cttizins to a gen-
f nl lilllli-'tlia aal ilia makaiii.- "j
r:;lr.v ,:;:v"?r.v,"..Hi..iui:wMijj fV'iftttr fwir'
Let no titan May fron. ihe courts
house, because an idle rumor has reached
his ears that Mobile, is to be declsred bank
rupt. Such is not Ihe case. We dt strtt
to prove and sustain Us solvency Let 00
man rt fuse to go for want of confidence- in
ihe result,. Nothing can be done without
hial. While there is life there is hope.
many minus sre oetteriDaa a.lew,and if wa)
can only reviv. hopes of our people and re-.
new tneir energies, time will workout ihet
SilyalK.n.'
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