V-II.1MII,TQS C.
nffl
ion ft
it.to'1
Viif
sv
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J9
- . Alt'
TtCUMS.
The Watch maw muy hereafter he had nr
Dollars and Fifty Cents per year,
i ClimuffouR new sub.-terilieis who Will
iy in ad ,uu whole sum at one payment,
lull have the paper for one year at Two Doi -(M
oh, and as long as the .same class shall
rmii'inue thus ll advance the snap of
jflU Dollars the same teniw halrCTntiilae,
r i ....II i.a nli i r.ru.l ua ..ilia GiiluiirL
hf WIH6 liUj Bill no vtuv, .-VH-
Jer. . . ... j... .... ,i. ..
Sllb-tfriterS WHO OO nui Fjy uuiiii;; inn jcai
will bechared three Dollars in all case.
N,. subscription will tie received for les than
tone year. ,r,,wi Ui i iha nn.
I .I. . i.vi:,.., u.il.. ill arreares are naid
inn ul inn
'I1 ..... iliu P.ililnr inimt li nat
all ; otherwise they will certainly nit tie il-
nrli'luiAr Advkstisino Sixty two fy a half
Vital ver toiurre for the firstimetiion.amt Sit
fia pertqtarefor each insertion qfterwarela
No advert women i win ue inseiim ii i
han on Uollab.
Advertisement will be continoed until orders
ire received to slop them, wnere no oirecuuus
ire previously given.
A,itfiLi9Hinentsbv the year or six months will
Lmsdeata Dollar per month for each aquae
ith the privilege Ol cnanstng me jorm every
qaatter. , ' '
SALISBUllY,- .
Bseswax per lb. l6a tl ct. ; Brandy, Ap-
We. pet. gal, 45 50 ci ; koltuii per , lb. (in
leod; 3 eta ; Cotton bagging per yd. to Ja
tu- Cuffee peiJU. Jfi- A-ilSLl fc
!b. 4 a Sets ; Cotton jam, from No 6 o No
I, 1 75 a 00 cts; Feathers per lb; S3
is'; Kloui pr bl. 6s 7 Wheat pr bosh, f I lit
35;Oats pr bushel 30 ettj Corij pr imsh 55 ete;
run per lb. 6 a els ; leaa per Hi S a Klets t
plolassea per gal. 75 cts Nails per lb H a 10
iMill.4 lief lb v .a HI
u; Ueef per lb 0 a o cts; liacon per ib 121
is. Uutter per lb lit els ; Lard per Ih 15
is; .Silt per biMhel -25 1 50eH;teel, A inert
an blister, per Ib. 10 nte ; Knglih do pef lb
0 els ; Cast do. per Ib ift a S"i eta ; Sugar
ei Ib. lit a 15 fits ; Rum (Jaroarca) per gal;
i ; Yankee do ; Wool (clean) per Ib 30
Jrtii
116 i
ffort
Tallow per Ib. 10 lit cu; low-linen pr yd.
a 'ill cts: V me 1 entrifie; per pal, 1 du .
ortugal do. 1 1 50 a il 7 cts ; C In ret do
per gal. $1 3 a I 75 cts; Malaga, (sweet)
jr ga!. 51 ; Whiskey per gal. 45 a 50 cts.
. CHEUAW.
Beef in market pot-lb a Sets.; Baroa per
I a II cis; Hams do. 00 00 ots ; Beeswax
per Ib -20 a ii els ; Bagging per yard 18 a 25
is ; Bale rope per lb a 12 14 els ; Coffee pr.
b 121 a 16 ctsiCoiion per lOOlbs J 10. M 00 r
i0 00; Corn per bushel. 1 000 a cts ; Flour
idiu wagons per hrl $9 00s 00, from stores per
rl 8 50 a 9 ; Iron per 100 lbs 7 0000 a 0,
ulasses pet gal 47 50 a els; INaiM out assort-
I per Ib 8 1 j a is ; Wrought do. per Ib. 20
l : forK pet ttn rs v ; uiee per iuu ids -i
i 00 i .SutariHMi lr. 12 1 jl a 14 cts; Salt pr
let J 3 23; Si per bushel 874 $1 ots-Steel A-
loricau ulna' pr lb 10 Ibt TaUuw pet 11 10
Hi cts; lea imiienal per lb it it J a I 37 1 cts;
8y,m do. pr Ib $1 a 1 25 cts Tobacco tuaoji
kclured per Ib 10 a 15 cts.
, FAYETTEVItLE
BrandVi peaelr 80a 90. N Do. Apnle.O a 75
tacui. prlb 10 lit; Cotton prlb a 101 i ts
Coffee pr Id li a 14 ; Flour bbj. (8 a 84
laxseed pr bh 41 S5 a 000; f ealherspr Ib4a a
SO Com pr ousli 90 a I) Iron prlb 51 a K; Mo
Wises pr gal 41 a 00; Nails cut 74 a 8 ;Salt
r bush tiO a 90; Sugar pp Ib 8 a 12 ; Tobacco;
af 2 a 3 ; Wheat pr bosh l 50; 0 Whiskey
r gal. 52 55, Beeswax 25 a 00
jTie Ctlebrated and thorough-bred Hone
IlIOTT,
HAS commenced the Sptmg season, and will
stand three davs iff each week at the sla
' W illiam Harbin, Esquire, in the town of
pi'-M die. N Carolina, and the balance of his
a4 ih-atore of Wm. F. Cowan, Esquire,
imtU trout btatesvilliv in Iredell county.
101 I will he let to mares at the moderate
ii of Fifteen Dollars the season, payable on
' Ihi of Julv.when ihekeasoii will end; F.'irht
flollars for the single leap, payable when the
ice is rendered ; Thirty Dollars to 'nsure a
mre ia f.ml; ibe insurance money ' will be due
'urn s it is tseerlaioed that the mare is in
1 or tht property transferred Fifty cents lo
'egrooui 111 every instance tare win ne ta
i to prevent accidents, hut there will be so li-
biliiy for uy which may happen.
I n K r KUrltlK I UK3.
I pediuici;!.
lRlOTT was sired by tht famous , old horse
if Archie, whose repu'.aiion as a racer and
"ifder, ha, never been eq'ialled by any horae in
' United States, except his sir imported ' Din
d 1 hla dmn. ihe nmnertv of William R.
uhtwurti nd David Branch of Virginia, wasgot
ro by Sir Francis Burden ; a dam by the im
- u norae Ue.ifor.l ; K g dam by eueratist
,l' 'er loj.div Friar : 11 a prand dam b the
sported horse old Janus ; ,g g r grand dam by
UR ilKn..n.J I II 1. V. -l lii- -
u ' woiij linger; liurueii was gotten
ioloioac i-hie dam br-imtvirted"'Cftizeri"i f
C by the imMirted horse Mousetrap ; she nut
" "utr 'oin a rotonjaoeuiia Jolly Koger;
fiitttU Mary Gy .. .... , ".
Rlult waa bed by the HonorabU Adni II.
fan lateoi XMorthanipton einihtv.N'. Carolina.
"vnaveiiie anove neditfreii. th .rnfi.ui.
C- . -v 1 ----- vbiiHVfi
ol. Wood J. IlaiiiliD ol IJaliiax. and aaid
e will shew.' ' : ' ''
H ull ia a heiiilifiit hsv. nnw riainvAlnht
f1 7 black mane and tail, and jneasures sixfeen
"nils lngh. '
P"r 1. 1837 8w37 - - .
Wr9. MleUij, and her JfaugH-
gets, -. -
a ibe north street ia this Town, will ex.fr-
NZ3inZ.XSWORXL
making- Shirts.: Pantaloons and
istcoats, with neatnen and despatch.
Wtsbury, April 1 1837 tf.) 7
JBLAinS BJQBDS
POK SALE AT TUJ3, QV f JCE
SAItPEDON
(ImpOKTED.)
TniS splendid English. Kace IJo-ee & Stal
lion, tin ported in 134, will cover maze il'ie
present season, (which hasntiw commenced.) at
my stable, Granville couuiy, N. C. on the plain
road leading from Oxford Ih Doydtog, V'iruinij.ai
, nO ibe season, payable before or on the flwt of
July next, at which lime it will . xpire, U)(l
inrurance, which will ie denunilnd ait euon a6
tlie mare is amttrtained lo be in fiial 'or'traiiHfcf
red; with one dollar c$h loihp grmiur, in evry
Cae will b taken to fre-nl ew ap. ..i
acridonta.hut will nol be reaixmaible forwiy (hat
may nappn: rvanta boarded ainf;
la boarded crauj); "nnd lias
lurajje Ult maris, and whrn frd, SM ota icr
day. witinb itatm mirr he paid berTire ifu'
win te aihiwra u leave ib, plammion a;, tin
diwretion of the aubarihfi.
iSa'arcDoer iaa rich rown hor. 6 h'ai.ds
lilh, filled in 1823, the property of Ceiij rj
Crgsvenor ia a horse' of the (reatea at rung ih
and power. Mis ba. lt unit loins ao '.rfeuiarkhly
lron(; that he ia thought to be masur of J5
atone j and as a raee horse", he was eij.ial,
and generally srperior, to most hn'rae of his day.
as ia proved by rfrence to bia'inemoi'r ' in de-'
uiyi ui iiiw iuii nrgisier. ijo ia iiif only
wm of the famous 'Kiiiilnift,' known i be imp.1
ed. tlmifins, it will be'remeuibured, ia. the sire
of rionipotentiary, Scipio, Friani. Kiddiawiiriri
and many others, and, covers at 50 gs. a
tuare. ; - ' , -.-.. s.?--
I abpcdob piieeeases moreot tlie aiot.Uira,,
WoiKf, ttjan kny otner
, n"re in America, and ia a dirnct ernes upm any
' V,,r na'ive niaretf. I Ii perlotiisnces.sl fliree
'"' f'"1' Yr old, funtil he was mjurel ,) wtre
1 ,ne first character-beaiing rieaily aif his'eom
'"'""t Kiiny b-miib oi mn.ii niii imios in
"rl"' rxi hi-ihjj vaieuuar sou eporung
AlaJiinie, as above )
N B His stock (Colt) are remarkable large
and racing-like.
SiBftDOif was wot by "that apltal raeerahd
unrivuiixa niauion -iMnnntft,' oy itie rcTi 'Ur
ville.1 who albii ciiwTd at 50 an . and was tier
hap the beta son of Bitingbriughiitork kuif
Herod mar q his dam leane, by (he r Iver,
grand dam by Hick Andrews, eqial to any horse
of his day, both as a racer and Siailion; .May, by
llenniiwbrooali primrose, by Mambnno-Crii'k-
rt.by King Herod, the best Stallion of his day,&
toancer ol the heot stuck in Kngtatld 7iipfiia,riy
lilank Deane.Vf.or.l Leiib's,) by Second Mr:
Hanger's brown mare, By fjiangairt Arabian, 'out
of G'ey by King William's N tbogued Jiaroi
Mnkeleso, Royal Mare. ' . , -
" The Flyer was gin by Vandyke Junior dam
Azilis. by ' lieniiiuirbroitgh tiirfl ief, by
llijthflyer-Goldfintr, i'wter to (jnttotbupper,
bv Marske Cnlfen Aranjun rlegulus, ke . 4,p-
The Flyer was a rapiial horse, and sire ul
Wings winner of the Qaks and other good
runner.
Viiufike Junior was gnt by Walton, dun
DMijek1.bytha.l?.tS.is fbrfftglillyrlr
HeV, by Chrysolite-f
Kcllpae.
D.Vr7.VD TOtrA'ES.
Msrch 1 -S61 f
UWlTTUUE
WlLir-tnake hia iaat season in
, this County, at mv eikble
in Lexington, N. C, endinaT on
,'he 4 ih of July. .The purity a'.
his 01' id his size length substance and pow
er lii fine energetic action, 1 think will ciis
excellently well, witb-oui eoimiioa tusres. He
will bti six years old this Spring.
lu order to acviiumodste sil tlin Farmers who
are desirous lo bteedte. horses and at, a rate
within the meana of all breedeis. I am induced
to put dovt'n the pries of the season of -Uwliar.e,
lower than t ha t of a jyr .,huiai.,w-4h -Uaiet ttf -e -qual
hlood and character. Ho w ill nike bis
present season at $10 ; insmance (20. in ad
dition to the yearling liily and two colts rbat I
sold iu 1834 ai 3,000, (out if b'whane's daui)
I refused last fall fur a y ulnig ally out of Iiik
dam and by imported LuzWougb $Q0, and lor
the old mare 1,000...
For. further particulars see hand bills.
. W. Ii. HOLT..
March 25, 1337 8 w36
Statr of Hortn CaroUua,
WILKES COUNT IT.
, ' January S'easions, 1837. .
Finly & Bouchellr Original Aitichmeni
1 T levied upim defend-
Joseph Stanley J anl''' Land."
IT appearing to the santfactuin of the Conn
that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this
State ; it is tHrefre ' ordered that' publication
be made in the Carolina Watchman tor rt
weeks, that the defendant appear at our next
Court of Pleas and Quarter- Session,1 to- be held
for the county of Wilkes. al the court-hi uae an
Wilkesborouch, im the .first monday after the
fourth monday of April next te answer or reple
vy, or judgment will be intered against him, and
the Lands condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debt.
Wiuiess, Win. Mastin, Clerk of our' said
court at office, the firs.t monday after the fourth
luonday ol January. I8H7. - "
Teste WM. .V.JSJ'AV, c w c o
atareh 18 6w37 price 3 - ; . r
votiTs.uouTn .j.vii
RAIL HQ AD.
?1
HIE Cars run DAILY on this Koad. Pas-
etigers going North-will beconveyed' froan I
ilalifax, N. C. u Jary Depots m the (Lomp.
laVlai iLfai
ny'aXi aches, and ' will arrive at rortsrrrouih in
time for Baltimore Boats, which leate every
Wednesday Friday and Sunday, al 3 P. M. and
for the Washington Boat, which leaves every
Sunday 'at the same hour. P aeser.gers leaving
Halifax on either of Ih above mentioned days,
will arrive in Baltimore the following mornjng.
and in Philadelphia In the evening, without be-iog-dTried
ef -shwpT' ThrEngTnea 1 oh, Ibiif
road ate in flri order, and.no detention ' need be
apprehended . J.- V
Stages leave Halifax in time
Fir Ihe departure of ins Cars al 7 o'clock A. M
from the upper termination of the Road.
Office Portamouih and Roanoke Rail Road Com
pany. .
April J, 1837 Im37
Auction SaSes
The Subscriber will tell at
PUBLIC AUCTION, wi Menday -evevirtf,
he lath May net. (H being Coeit Merli) .at
hjiur flmiw, in Salifburjj to .the highest
ludder, Hie fjUwjnir ariiclea, to wit :
DHV GOODS;
Hani ware, Cutlery & Queens-wbi-c.
flats, SUes"$ 'Bonnets,
. '
in i , v
illl;l
r nruclea generally found in
i ? '' '' cinineiic at caudle, huht.
kJ "1 " " nnfr would siy o hoe
ftTindeaU d W hint lo null mt
TI.a n .
is liuie they . shield do . ,
a 1 tyutjo it tt ebOLiyEn,
Fir (JtTs NiiirtTi iif Waii;.m. u o .
Fayette ril'le RtrDet, Ualeigh?
- NoriU Carolina.
are jvfjr jajemxe
PRirTCr ATD sUXtrisOEa
(JOOJ)S,
JiTffi brn ring every thine
genevui use.
TflRSE UOOl), have b.-en elecled by Ihe
juii. of . Partner of this Cnneers, Ml persuo.
and cad ' be- Qo6hM-nily teuiiii.nended to their
frietids and eihiioiners, ,lbe biM sarinieat of
Goods iii tlieir line, rveropeuxj in North Curo-
iiue-L Their Cloths cor, sist of Wool Drta.-of
every eolonrand qualiiy, and are warranted not
to fade in wearing. 1 hey deem it 'nrineeesary
to ray any thiny more in commendation of theii.
Guod, but only requesi lh.e, who want ooco
far deinoimi ration, iu ive ilieiu a call.
The fdlowrng are a part, viz :
Super Blue and Black
Apjl Olive "
" Olive Ureen
" " K fl do
" Danlia
1
I Wixil dyed
- C LOT It
K,.uihii Frple, and
London Siuuke Brown
'DRAPDF.T1
A lie ariicle for
Summer
COATS.
Super Black and Green
ml Dyed
Super Blue and Bfack
'Tvet-fttrreir"
J Single
e ami double
milted
CASIMEKKS
Dtuii, and various
uiher Colours
Ik Caslinit-rela,
For Sirug
I'ttiiiuliKns.
-J
Lndo Slimnk
ailii Mriped
l'l;.id
DIULLINOS
For Pants..
BIok and
(jivcne.
White Rilifie.!, S; other J
Summer Camle-e, and
Freiicn BoinbuZliieii
Looduil Vlersiilles, Fl;J
nred, and I'laiu I
Figured S!k
P it iin-tl Velvet . (
VESTING!)
Sa.ni and ; .
tiihlinjniel J
And niauy other ihings iifeli-8" to mention
lllgW!ilr wilh.yMietl Asstitiinent of
licadv made C'lr Iiing-, Linen 15
CotLun Shirt ?. Merino Shirts,
and .Drawers, Silk under
Shirts, 'I enimat'f oe-'
lebratcd, Storks,
.'Suspenders,
And, in frt. every thing found in any similar
Estaiilinhmeni 111 the Uniisi.
These G'lMls.will be sold on acmminodating
ti mis, and'inade up to order in fetipcrioi style
We, hive, io out einpluy liist rate Norinun
Workmen, and will variant every thing we
msnnlaotureto vie wiih that of any Tailors,
N'Uth or Sniitii u( Ihe-Polon.ac.
LITCI1FORD 81 OLIVER sow return
thanks In the puiilic for former supimri, prun
itii'g zealously lu endeavor meriting its Cuniinu
ance. ;- "' ' '
ATTorarrnmT"dlstapce will meet wlih
prompt atieiition.
- 1-irCriFORD & OLI V .
April 29, 837-4w4l
State of ilortli earoUua,
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Petition for tale of Laiufln Equity, April
... Term, iss.i
Jt.J.ameAYu!ia,aJidrtoe4-fc-""""""
y. . (
. Maxwyll Willis and others
, N this ease it appearing tothe satisfaction of
the Coiifi. that the defetidanls'MaXWeH Willis,
Thomas Willis. Philip Willja, Thomaa Willis
and wife Jane, Patterson, and Pal
eersoo. children of Nancy Patteisoo, dec'd,i4Md
Marjorie Wtll'. f widow) ar not inhabitants of
thirState r Ii ia therefore'ordered, that "pnbliea
li.'in be! made for six weeka auccsaaily in -the
Watchman, a newspaper printed at Slisbdry, 1
rerfniring said defendsnU lu appear at ihe next
Term of 'his Court, at the Court-house in Lex
ington, on the first inociday after the fourth mon
day iu September next, and plead, anawei or
demur to Ihe petition, otherwise Judgment pro
coufesso will be entered,, and Ua.ptWuO.Jiard
ex. parte as to them. (
Copy from the minutes.
r CHARLES MOCK. cm e
April 296w41-price3,
JOB VMXTLXG
Of every description neatly
(p Done at this OlYiccp)
. -". m r. - - 11 - ., m .
Mfotiritr. ,
ii i .ii.-.:.. ... k. i i
I At the beautVut feU exhibited at buna's
iu . ..... . .". . -. - .
.Mooniain, in inta.VMiaity, vy the joaeg Ladies
or.yirs. natehl)ns School, o tht 'occaaion of
erowiflig the Q.ieeu of May, fta fallowing v:
. Susae f beloved, we hail thee, Q teeo I- -
Amid this hsiely woodland scene ;
Cf 'er roek and hill and burrt arid briy,
Thee, we proclaim our Queea ol May.
Each garden's pride wiih mirthful glee,
And flow'ret wild we've cull d for thee ;
And bow aMund in gladsmiiw hner.
Our fragrant gilta with songs we ahow'r.
This mossy rock aball be thy throne, '
These op'ning (lowers thy (ural crows ;
. This smiling ring thy court shall be, .
Tby true ahd faiiliful auhjecia, je. .-;-t .
- - -- - --- - -
. And may the friendship of ibis hour, - .
Hnw'erthe storms of life may low'r,
Gild each dark Scene Willi cheering ray,
"Till sorrow's night be turned to day.
.3yhtelctlpatlit
Tbriiiih jys bright gleam or grief dark
"shade,
. Let this our owe grkat objsct be,
To gain a blest ctcrhitt.
MISS : BAILEY J -
' A Captlan bold of Halifax; '
Who lived in Country quarters,
Seduc'd a maid who hanged herself
One Monday hi hei gaiters,.
His guilty conscience smiled him.
He lost hta stomach daily -;
He look lo drinking ratafia.
And thong lil upon "Miss Bafley,
Oh I Miss Bailey, unfortunate Miss Bailey.
Ob ! MlasBailov.aufortunale Miss Bailey
One night as he lay on his bed
'Cause he had yet a fern
Said he, " t am handsome man, .
But I'm a gay deeeivet."
At twsNe p'chicli jhaLveiy niht . -
lis candle b'irned otiiie palely,
A gtlOSl SiUl'j op to i.t-i huj l...lr,
' And cried, Behold Miss Bailey ."
Ob Miss Bailey, &0.
" A vaunt, Miss Bailey," then be cried,
' Your face looks while nil niealy.
"r fjnr rCaiaTnTSmi Hi' ihe ghit rt plied,
" You'te us'd me ungenieely
The Coronet's 'quest giies h.rd wilh toe
Bi'.-nne' I've acied ba'lly
And Paraiin Brings won't miry, me, ""
Aliliufrm'Jead .Mis'- HJr.'
Ob I MissBaiiey, 6-c
" Dear ghost," said lie, 'since yuu n:id I
Act-omits must once lor all elost ,
Tlmre in a one Hiund noie in my
K' gniienial small cluihes,
Til oribe ihe eeaton lor yi.nr graves
The gbiMt then vanMh'd ;ailey,
Siying,.'HIx yon, v. irked Oajiuiii S.intli,
Reiueiiiher ixror Miss Bailey.'
; . Oh!.Mi?s Biilty. &-i
THE RICH MAN S UAIK2I1TERS.
V A LADY. ' '
It is often said that the tiairs re strange-
ly alterei: ; ami t criain it is tiu; penpiu .re. i
Once It was lYiuglil liourshle to l;iinr, in !
be constantly engaetl in some urn to him! ;
useful avocation -out" now a-dfys it is 1
thougl.t honorable to be 'idle. There ls ;
r i . r i i . . i. a....'
..inch co.npla.ul .f Ihe high prir-e o tery ,
necessary of human i Ximchcc; and with i
inuch truth. Uut tl the aiiKoiiu oi itiii iie.-u
could be calculate I with mathematical ac
curacy throughout our extended iiepuhlic,
ally wing the drones only half price for eer
vices'lhey inilit perf..ini, whicli others
are uow paid for it might nut he an un
safe calculation to put downhe wln-le a
mount now paid fur provisions and iuark i-
!nn In il.u 1 1 nitn-t Mlulon It 1.4 lull S llltltt
III i ,1, VI IV V, v - - - -
inrorietstenttiT-trrsr'parenTii w frine "afroiTit
the price b! provisions, while tlicy bring up ,
their daughters to walk the sireeis aud ex - j
pehd moipy
tn one of our great commercial cities
their resides a man worth from two to
t1irtr millions of dollars, lie had three
daughters ' and he required lliein alternate.
Ivtdffointo ihe kitchen superintend jl(
domestic concerns, HeaLjndJtaniiu:a44
fe'elhfTW'ere thus" promoted, U-aiiiea he i
could not av, in the vicissitudes of fiir- '
tune that Uievawiglit ' noi.' ere they ahowld
close their earthly career, be compelled io
rely upon' their hands for a livelihood,
aud he could say that they never could be
come wives and the proper heada of a fam-;
ilV jrihtiOJicy Vnew with practical-eiperi-ence,
all the economy of ihe houaehold af-,
fairs: One of these dangliters is now the
lady of a Governor of one of the States all
at the head of very respectable families ;
and they carry but the principles implanted
by their worhy parent winning an 4 e
curirtg the eateein of all around them.
--Let the-fair- daughters of - our counify
draw lesson from the industrious . matrons
of the past The companion of the men
who fought the battle of the revolution were
inured to hardships and accustomed to un
ceasing toil and so did they educate their
daughters Health, contentmenLatad ulen-
tv. sinileQ : around the tamiiy altar, i.ue
daioael who understood moat tljorouphlydc
econoaaically ihe manarement oi domestle
.-nailers, ahd who vil not arrald tf) put her
band into a waehtub Tor Tear 'of deeiroying
their elasticity arid dimming their snowy
whiieiiess.wss sought by the young men of
e.aay at Ot companions fr. lite but
uow a day 1 to learn the iriyateriel of the
hnuieltuld would make our liar ones-'faiut
awarv to labor comes not into the "code - of
modern gentility. '
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''-' HANDS OFF f
esftf damTwl wti gtsng to a party, when
Iter mother charged her to keep the beana at
respeeiatil disiamv. rYoti may let them n.n
verse with yiM as much as l fiey pleas ,iui mske
laees seep mere hands oa.' iMim went lu the
paity aod saw aoiue you.ig men there wilh very
pteuy UMHtibs.aml rich rd U jif wklah. cau.e
vy swevrwoids. " '
, She, was, highly delighted wilh one gallant
who "ld her that she Mas as aweei a "nek can
dy, and appealed disposed k .give ample proof
that Siiclf was his Ofilnhm, by sipping the de
I'gtiiful neeiar fmtn her puuting li. He puis
hi arm around hvr neck, in order tedntai her
for the purpsset when at repulsed hia advances,
and cried hands off, air .". lie then began to sue
hniubly lor the privilege of kuuing her iftlyn
tine clietk. , If,..
'0 yes-, you may kiss me as much as yoo
pteawn,' said she "but mamma saya -you must
keep yodr hands off." Blun Ptarl.
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
A man in. Maryland, uoWtoisly addicted
to thtaviUcaviueafittg b upruarr ua the ku le
en One eve iting, . bid the curiosity to step
without rinicu lo the door to Iwar what was
the matter," when he beheld bis serf ante in
dulging in the most unbounded laughter at
a couple of his uegio boys, who were mim
icking himself iu Ins drunken fits; ahtiwing
how he rtx led and staggeicd; bow be lMk
ed and nOJded. itid lutcepped, and tutu
bled. The picture stitch these children pf
nature drew of him, arid v Inch filled . ihe
rest' with iu much wiernuieut, struck brni to
forcibly that be became, a turfettly sober
man, to the unspeakable joy of his wife and
children. IVtelerh paper. .
A new line lias boen established from Ai
kert to Greejiville C. II. via E lgufield C II
Camondge", Neelv's Ferry Sic. time of ,ms-
sage one and a half days. We understand
thwl llie-eoittract was made cmly on the- 17th
if March;"and on the 1st of April was in
full operation, with 40 horses, uew, coarli-
es, &c. The knnwu energy and eMterprwe
of Hie owner f the line, Mr. Wm. Gos, is
sufficient gjaranly that it will be well
managed nd prove a great acCouituodation
to the public Ttltteope.
End or A DacwaaaO.--The billowing his
tory of an occurrence which look place not Jong
-ew'iirtrieate"trA"lsISma exeia-
pliflet the ruiu caused by ualiils ol
J'ein'ier-
" John Mortal wis born and liberally educa
ted in ihe state of JM C. file, removed id Ala.,
t'luuiueneed the aludy f law, but discovered a
propensity for ardent spirits, which obscured a
jir.K.)wl of success in that arduu6s prolession,
ui'.itf "a priHinse ot anbrwty he was adimtied lo
11 cniiiiiiy siure,kept steady and attentive for
months, until he wan aMe to open a grovery ou
Ins own account, .His habits retained and grew
upon him tnh astonishing rapidity. . For' the
1 t wo or three weeks he' had3 not seen a sober
liunr dolor the maddening influence nf intox
ication be sold his establishment, mid siarieil on
hursehs'ek fur North' Cjrolma. During Ihe first
day he travelled sixteen nr eighteen miles aud
wsaaeeii by several who knew linn. In whom he
appeared as tivin lu a wild aud vouiiwed aisle
'1 Ins Aas ihe last day he a as been alive.
The next, his hoise m found wiihmii a and-
dl-
&, thepresiiiiipttiiH w.-. that Morfai had been
dioMiit-u in a treek in Hi at viciuity ; but in a
bout a Week a do.' kohim into his innniers yard
' br iiiitm a- with him Morl.ii's rah: arm & abi'Ul-
j,., i.hulH --N-rrh was imiuedisieiy made, and
he whs found in ihe woods, a unle disiam, tiay
mg In en deroured by wild Ih-usih (mm Ins waisl
upwards His auole was tin a log. hw hlanheis
''Hhe ground ami .i .,,,K-ar as it the
P"oi w reich had sleul mi il belore hn dutl I lis
r fcj fc
pl ,Mi Hli(iill. b i;J( ....n,,,!,!. ieiiiper-
,.(,( h.,, n,r,,er Alone be hau
wrest h-d with fever and us madness and, in
the end he was devoured by beasts of prey.
POLITICAL QUAOKERy.
The Ncf York Expieaa piopourids some
jueetioiia lo iuq supportera ot the.
administration.
. Federal
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Thayc a few.plain questions to put to
Vhp Buren men, and Ibe natural answere
which must be given, are perhaps the' best
answers' lo Ihe aritele of which we speak
U id not the experiment eight years ago,
promise us a apcciw currency, and better
times? Has cot the bank capital been tripled
since that time, aud the .currency made as
bad as any currency can bef - Have me tie.- ,
paidlor by the communion merchants'
changes ? And b ve they noi entirely bro- '
ken them .MP r. ,..Ao4.are,ave o near the
goiuon era oi a specie currency as we were
even eight years ago? Are Ibe banks safe, ;
or ao strong nt the confidence of the public, negroes can be purchased on a credit.. At
aa they then were? Mas the better curren-, least one-third more of coltoii wtll VMr-'plao
ey co;m wbich we were f
UrS. Bank should be destroyed ? Has not grati m.and the desperate struggle to jet
every uccsaive etperiment upon the cur- ' out of dent. Every thing ia done upon cred
rency added a mwchief instead of a reme-! it. . An t-niigrani from thia place hae fold
dy to any of the paper diseases of tbe cut- this season in the village fiem which out
rency ? What good has, the Veto done ? correspondent wutes, about $12,00(1 worth
What good did the removal of, the dcjK.s ol gootls. at an avernge piofil f 75 per
ilea,' What good the Tieaaury Circular ? cent, hi t has ne t received $400 in cash.
What good can oow be doOe by setting thii' Ptuintsapr y iMHea f h quentlyr serve as a cir
mioU i luriously to work aa is threatened -in I rulating medium, end it is not uncommoa
the first of a new serine of experiments to , for a note to pay a dozen debts, ami finally
which we are to be-put, - i fall into the bands of the maker, without a
l it oot curious enough that a f w pC , rent of money being paid in any of .the
htical men in Washington, not educated to i transactions It is a .bad tune for men to
business, and never associating with busi
ness men, should Ut. so much vwt the all
put practical men.?. VVbti taught Mr Beutoo
of 'M iMouriy the -way and uieaua of Com-
merfeP Whrfri'did Mr Bullet becda mi? .
intuitively skillet 111 finance. Who edu'ea
ted 5feesrs. Blair abd'Rivt rW febamrrer
when' there is not arnecbsnie who wall ;
oor street, or a sailor whoever saw 1hea a f
that does not inr.w more of the bourse ol '
trade thah bulh of Iheml .y
We ask the people if they hae not hfid '
enough of quackeiy T Jf IH Tbompr n
should sweat one of aTsmily to death,wiH.hl '
they frost knotber in bt hands Wh;i f .
(fnod bas Ibe adtninistration done os wub
all its experiments upon Vs. as if we were V
dead dtigs? Eight yeartr vf 'eifwrlTienls'a V
Imve bNHight ue lo the vege of' bankrtrptcy-
where the country stands rxiA TeU.Ms
then, if we have-- leot -dedh
quacks, and -tf errmmhn eenee" does not "
show its the aecea'sity of a change Time '
has showed all their exptrimente to be folC ' '
ly, and aif ibeir artf to lead lo lorn.' Coti
Ion is now going down; real estate is falling, ,
and thousands if laborers are thrown etil
of employ hv lrkmrmiimanagewieetof the-
routrtrv. If the People h' ui 4 enough'
of iurfi a sweat, the experimenl ' must" yet
goor hut rely qpoit it and inal tbeeo l
thtnge the Whig presaMuT .piewotda of ' '
prophecy, the experimeiii upou- Ibe patient V
wilUedlndhWriUedeatbJ -
THE TINEeWVe have f. It it wr dulr '.
Id keep our readers fully ilviae4rf the.
mr 01 viings both al Ihe north anrt Soutli
npnre in, tnts and -eevetaLprecading Qunit
Im ra wmh Ibe particulars.. It is happy for
us, "that the people if our Stair are trot -in
a sriuutioii lobe aery greatly injured, and by
carefully studying lite igus tif: the times,
and sVtnd til now riHitracls until ilm alarm
MisllUe tiiowu over. Ihey mav escape Ma 0
woi si r Boris They caiiniK li.ie, bowevor, ;
ftr entire exeinplinu . A fow merchants in " .
ditlrieul Nirts of tltnState have ' already TTu
been nunc); the pluuleis. In whesuj hands '-'"X"
Urge pari of ihe. lattt rp yet rei&vns. wilU '-f
nH reanzn if aa much for it s they x r
peeled, or as Ihey coiiW have done if -they .
had sold it a moi.lli or two ago; the value
of their ni griM s.ie gr. tly deprecialed; - rf
TurpentiotvLumiier and Ttler. in which
this pirl of the State is very largely in,ler
csled. bsve fallen nearly fifty per cenl,een '
(irovisions have heen afficted," 3 tey vilt
diHiUlesa soon comu down lo a reasonable
slaiidard. lu short every thing will A eUilij
ioAiijuwm nt 4h nmBallr i.rrKin a -4'
. .. .... - f- w - ... ..WW) T
year or two to come, The only way lo
counteract the aril ii to keep out of dbt
aud live economically . ,
have no faHh"i.ihe.prcitht $taf of
'JJixJiomiix If'Uimioun l. There U a
'phlhorio bloated (oe oPtor! oar rent prof
ini-Un; hut 'hn.tluhleti rewrite will thru in
'our witoie Money concern! nia ffrsuaee
able eonfaeion. Tht eurreney,b'ofh iff 'M
'Great Ihrilain and JtmerUa7 w9 never
'before ia , to critical a condition?
rhe above remarkable sentences' are front
a speech of Mr. Calhoun, in the. Senate, Vi a
the 23d of February last, only two short -months
At that lime all was apparently
prosperous. The lahd epe'eulator. the "ni
ton buyer and the eotturj gel lei, Hm mej
rhanl, Ihe inerhanie, the pfanttr all were "
rich -4-llos aid art? the event dtlysu i two
nmntlisl What was then pi edict ion is now,
history. j The hch arc now pour,, and tlio
poor poorer.' Ai'"' every bjhtipsoI' ptr'p- ,
erty ha depreciated fifty per cent , and the
end is not yet
The conviction forces iUelf nnon in. that
jf ,g w l4 had llifj nisdrtnT U. see tie)p
prOHt h f the etorm, had Im-hi hi powefhf
i g vernwiil would not ha v e milled it to
fill Willi toll us des'ilaling' ynlt-iice upon In
u prepared connlry. much lees have ggr
vitt-d it hy tie mad polio, it taunts, and its
t milinti' ii. (tut the malignity oi the folly
ol the prM ':it, i'd nin rati ui has eer
ti .1 all its Mwer to add lo the evils of the
tunes, ami ft remens to consiiinmnle both,'
and involve the whofe country Biiike. indi
, vidnsls, and all,' in one general ruin, by a
Withdrawal of half the money in the conn
try, and its depoie in the Mint I Surely
there never before was such a government
on the face of the earth.
Faut'tewlle Obter.vet,
ALABAMA:
,4 A letter from a genii mn who went front
this place to Alabama a few months ago, x
gives an mien-sling account of the state of
things there. He aiya a general pnuic pre
vails, and II there be m l a re action in ihe
Dt'ice of Oonon, one half of Ihe plaiters-&
commission merchant ill-eruind. There
is still a great deal of cotton to go io mar-
ket.but that cann.it nfjorii elji-rwi. it Jgto
before it ii galhered.J The Slate is at least
Hweo crops in debt, and nothing but prndence
aoo economy van "save n. ah ainoe ot
property on the decline. Still, lands and
cany their families there, at least until I hey
can make a crop; provisions being very
high. Corn at $2 50 per bushel. tc "
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