nv
TEH MS.
Th 'Vatcmm! mn.y hereafter be Tiad lor
. iMI.ir fH Kifty Cent per year.
P.i.nf Kfm new sitlweri rs who will
L H1 s,v-rwe the wbole suio at one payment,
r ' 1 1
a h'lVO the piiper lor oim jrr at J wu LMII -
.1 ujliirttraa ihf, ttinA rrluaa ahull
ym ;".. !--, -:
miintie thus i y 1,1 - " HU' Ol
i rfii I) illar ih t'n" terms shalL continue,
i"irwise they will ue charged as other .nbscn-
r. . . j...: .
Subscribers no no no pay nj mo year
ill Iw.-Mr '"re Dollars in 8,1 "
N,..?ri",two will lie received fof less than
In year. .ij- k k
Nil n.itrfr win on ui--'i' - ..--.... -.j.-
,,, ut! ilia E'H'or, unless til -marges are (aid
J'" 4ii i.,i. I,. ih K.liinr in not bit nosl
Jr lr 'r,,1 ' :,. '.:. I . L.: '
W' o- . . . I I,
Tbhms or AnvERTIsina oixi iri? 4y n nwi
?( er qunrt fur Iht tint iatrliun , ami i 1 k
Nn Jtreriii',miit will be inwrted lor !
Ian onb uot.i..a.
ereive.l to slop ihern. where no direction
L previously afn. . ..
r ' . . l - MnniL. will
VM I.IS'nnia ly nn yrrur iiiwiimiv win
Uh the privily f ha;.v1JtWfyfIK,
HI A Mi I TS.
SALISBURY,
Bcuw-x perlo. Ida lien.; Brandy, Ap-
ep.-rifui A3 a a" i oiion p-r id (hi
fccdi i ; t oiion bi
Ili (' tf"i: J''f lt. I
(i j H rtn ; ('.mintf pi
4 a uoiion Trn, inim ixn i
o
23: )ia r buhfl U -lsj Vrn or bu-lt jo ri.
ron iMr lb tf a ct; Lead txr lb 8 a I nets .
1 ja per jfl 15 c ; Nails prr lb 8 a in
h ; B-ff put IbO a 0 eta ; Bsroi. pr lb lii
, U nu-r per lb HI ; bard tier lb 15
,s; 'iii per wwi i i jii'ti-; .iieei, Ameri-
hn blister, pr lb. 10 et ; Kngtioh do per lb
Orit; Cant dn per tb i' ji ti ; huar
let lb lii a 15 el; Kutn (Jiuiiica) per ffili
Ynnke dn fl ; Wool Mein) per lb SO
tin; Til low per lb. 10 Hi ctn;Tuw4iiien pr yd
joa 2)t ot ; Wine (Tenerifle) oe sal. $1 &ll .
uriii'ral do. fl w) I ill ei i Llarel do
W-r i,ril. t-3 75 el ; Malaga, (aweet)
ker li!, 41 vin y per irai 4j adUcio.
CIIERAW.
Beef in murliei m-i Id ! im ; Bir-on
per
I a U c:n; ill us .to 0f tH en; rWawnx
rl) i' a pi-; B hfinx per vr.i 18 a J5
i; linlw rpe er lb I A I Cotfe pf
Uf 16 fi;C.Mioii irr 100 Mm I0 II 00 f
OjOOf 4Jtm per hwr,r 1 OtMt a mat Kloor
turn afn ter brl 0 K) Oi. from m.irea per
I 0 50 9 ; Iron per 100 lb 17 0000 a 0.
I:iune pi g 1 y) a ets; NitUriit assort
per lb S I 2 a 9 ct ; Wmuji. pfxib. 20
; Piirk pei brT9 9 ; Kice per K0 lbs 4
fKl;iHr perlo. It 1 i a H ew; Salt pr
Hr i 1 j; aljt per bunnJ !71 fl eUi!Sieel A-
"iivtn li.Hi. r pr lb 10 16 i-ts; I allow per lb 10
111 e'S Tea Imperial per lb 1 25 a 1 371 eta;
vhi Id or lb ila I as eta : Tobacco ma no
actared per lolO a 15 eta. f
p a YET"rE VI LLE .
Brandy, neacW JOa "O. , Do. AppU, 30 a 75
WH.fyU 10 a 000; Cotton pr lb 6 i 8 ets
CofTeeairlu 1-2 a 14 ; Flour blj. 5 - a 61
Uxtu-ed pr bh 41 00 a ' 000; Keathere pr lb 45 a
OCorn pr oosV 75 a 80; Iror. prlb 51 a 6; Mo-
iw P'jal 40 4; iNaila rut 7 a 8 ;Salt
k bush 50 a 75; Sugar pr lb Sail; Tobacco;
if t4 a 8 ; Wheat pr bwih fO 00; 0 Whiskey
Ir "r;il. 52 55, Beeswax liS a 00
She Ctkbruted and thorougk-bred Horu
RIOTT
IAS cotrinieiiced the pribg season, and will
laud three dava in each week at the sta ;
o( William HaibiqJ-Esquire, in the tow n of
tatesv)lle, N . Carolina, and the balanr- of his
me at the store of Win. F. Cowan, Esquire,
0 miles from Slatesville,' in Iredell couoiy
lull will be let to mares at the moderate
ice of Fifteen Dollar the season, payable on
ht 1st of July,when the Mason will ea;i; bliht
j"ulara lur the single leap, payable when ihs
rrvice is rendered ; Thirty Dollars to insure a
niM I M Auli'tt.. i na.. . k n &s ..... milt Iia .1 . , A
" i. iv.ll lv iu.ui.hu. III. Ml. J win wtt unc
Paoon aa it ia ascertained that the mare ia
in
f'l ur the properly transferred. Fifty cents to 1
pic groom in- every instance. -Care will be ta-
'n to prevent accidents, but there will be no It-
F"iity for any which may happen.
i- 1 tie; f KUr KlE, 1 UKS
PEDIGREE.
nIOTT aa aired by the famous old horse
'Archie whose reputation as a racer and
ttder. ha never been ea'ialled bv an home in
fa United bum, except his sire imported JDfio.
Vts-(iarrr, ine ph.perty of William K.
ohrtsoo and David Branch of Virginia, was got7
pn by Sir Francis Rurdrtt e-Jtiam nv the im.
fwted horse Bedford ; b it dam by Federalist
'r toJoll Friar ; o a orand ilam hw iha
4ried horse old Janqs , g g grand dam by
" imported Jnll Uimr ! It.iriieil ovaa irnll.n
7 f utomao : h
L." me imported horse Monseirap ; she out
r oeiim, irom a rototnao oat of Jolly Roger;
l oat of Mar f?rav - f i
Riott was bred b the Ifonorable AnH H
'"van Ute of Northampton county, N. Carolina,
;Wgave ths above ped.gree, . the cernfiustes
fUl. VVood J. Ilamlioot Hajifaa and said
ttiuu is a beautiful bay.
"r"Mail7 man and lil. anil uwKura.
I . , mn
Itoda hlerh. .
April j, 1637 9 w37 -
MVS
USINESS has become so much ex.
ded.and the amount of arrearages has
pcnine so great that I in us, utile U will be
greatsi Injustice la require tue to travel a)
'4MJJU4-4W.arr
'M, therefore, that those who owe me' will
t' me trouble and expense by remitting ,ny
J throaoh the Piat Offim anA 1I..1 '"lit,..;;
juy-6; 1837----; : i. :;""
BIj AI71T DBRDS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
lAtercfiant STai&rt.
Four doora Sooth of William., Mwo ,d. & Co.
Fajettcvillo Street, Raleigh,
North Carolina.
ARF. OW RFMVIXCl
A SP1.KNDJD UlTPPl.Y OP
SPRING AND SUXlimER
GOODS,
r.mlrocing errry thing in
general ue,"
flllESE(iOOI)S h bien aeWied by the
M jnn.ot, I'unm rof ihi Cunrern. in peraon.
iinti an be ninhilxnliy leotminiended to their
trimd- mimI -iiHiiHiixrH, a the best ortnent td
UikhIh tit ibir liue, everoiiened in N .rtb Cam
Una. Their Cloth rooaial ol Wool Utki, uf
eery e trior arm qualify, aml.art.waifuud iM
nun hi ji-anng. i ney neeio II oiiQecessary
loeay any tbtuK ni.tr in ruluineiidaiion' 6f their
G..rtl-., hot only r qurgt ih, f ho waul ' occo
lar deiiHNiairaiion, in give them a calL
Th- f'tllowitif are a pari, tia
M'nlUa .tUmmUlL.y-ljmi-JVu't'''rr'nn
" Apple Olive j
" OitveOreeo , h Wool dyed
Mi hiif do r-CLXitue
DaUl.a
" KiHuan Purple, and I
Loudon Surike Brown j -
DRAPDETA
Snnu RIL ..J 1 I A lie nrncle l.r
vavi a ieV viwil
SM'fim.r
COATS.
y -WoiiiDfrf
uper Blue and Black
" si i Mued
" ae v
" D.ao. and tariov
'oiifr Colours
I ' Single and double
I willed
J- CASIAIERES
Hl Caihiiieru,
J For Spring . .
hinuiotiis.
L Ion Shrunk
aiin Mnped
Plaid
While Ribbed, & other
SoiBtuej -Caintr , 4iul
Freiieb L uliit-n
Loudon MerHailrs, Fig
ured, and Plain
Fixured llk
Figured Velvet
Skiiin and
C kahiberet
DRILLINGS
For I'ants.
Bl-k Md
Gtoeue.
y NESTINGS.
Aud oi4iiy other things unrless to mrntion
together wrth general Aiw-niiiieiii (,f j
Heady made ('lothing7I'iVcn
Cotton Shirts, Merino Shirts,
and Drawers, Silk under
- '. SliirtSj-'JVnnaat's cc- "
j '
lehru ted, Stocks,
Suspenders,
And. in hex, every thing found in ant similar
Eslatitmliini'tH tn lb Union.
Theae G xidi wiiji bA;'Adi.0iiaiXowiuudaiig-.'
t-riiis, a i) 'I mate iulo order in a superior siyle.
We, have in our employ first-r,te tn-mtieio
Workmen, arid will warrant every tiling we
mannlntiire, to'vie with ibat of any Tailors,
Noith or South of the Piitomae,
LtTCHFORD & OLIVER nmv return
thaoks to the ptiblic fur former support, prim
iinf zealoosly to endeavor meriting its ouuiinu
ance. I
All order from a distance will meet with
prompt a.tention. - v
LMTIF0RD& OLIVER
April 29. 1837 -441
TO CONTRACTORS.
rWlH ERE will he Vi to the toweav bidder, in
iJb Town of R'Ckinbain, kiehrnond Ci
on ThuriMty, the 1st dv i-t' ' Jine m-l, the
building ol a COTTON FACTuUV, til t. ei
by 4-2 leel, 3 stories biirh, with a haaeineot s o
by 4-J leel, 9 stories lngh, witn a tiaaeineot s o
ry ol leet i the basement stiuy will fie ot utone,
f which nan he prnruied within one mile uf 'lie
site J the balance of the hboit'e will be of brick :
the 1st story 2 feet thick ; the id story 2 (et t,
and lhe3Js'ory 18 inches lliick, with a ;i:cli nl
II feet; the britk anj stooo Uyed - wnh time
mamr:
A the same time will he let oat, the niik'no
nf 300,000 bricks, one halt delivered al the kiln
by the 1st of September, the balance by the li
ot October. . The contract will be either lei out
entire, ur separated lo auil uudei takers. Boml
with security required lur tne perlutmance or
the contract, and the cash paid on its comple
tion.' ,
The building of a Saw Mill will also bs let out
on the II ih May.'
Board in the Village is cheap, and good clay
and wood can be had iaa half a mile of the situa
tion. It is th'ioht unnecessary logive. a miuute
detail of the Bail ling; a drawing is in .he posses
sioo of tbeJiobwtrbefsr-wltiett-wiH be Bbown on
the day of letting not ihs w urk . '
SeaUd Proposals will be received for the whole
or any part of the contract.
THOMAf STEETLE.l
W M C. POWEL, S- Committee.
ROB P J. S I EELE S
UWIIARIE
Jk T ILL make his Jast reason in
f
rr
this Cwibty,' at rat suble
in Lexington, N. C, ending on
piAU.4IUi fl oty- J he . pority m
. . ....
his niond -i aiae length substance and F'WP"!"1!! Ji' J.'Si
,-rloe-'rrire-aWnTrr- guinea- ; sTsuTffi ; slsoaTltiO ; also iOO;
... ,. ! . II. I.. I JTI mluA. Oflfl In. inn- kluil fill
earn llenil ell. with oot common marts. ..lie
will be six years-old thiaSpriog N
4n order to aeeomiwidate all the Farmers who
areoiesirnus to bleed Jim horses and at, a rate
within the means of all breeders, I am induced
to put down the price of the season of (J hrie.
lower than lhatol any horse in tne union ui e-
jj , .. i
ureseni season at SIO i insiiianre &20. In ad
dilion to the yHa'line fiMy and two rolls ibstJLDieier.
liinJL&44K;to dam)
1 i'iusen last Fall fur a' yearling fiily out of his
lam andJiyouipuiW. Lsaborougrr )r 0th and for
the ui " mareai.OOO.
ICT' Vot Tunher particulars see hand bill
- W. R. HOLT.
March 25, 1337 8w3
(Impoiited.) n
fl'IIIS npnJiii KMgl.sb Raee rt-se 8i Slal
I'. n. imported in 1X34. ill cover mares 'the
preeen. s. as..n. (h hicb has now emnmenced.) at
my MaNe. Granville e,Hin.y.'N. C. en the main
r:.d fc-aniiif rwna Osford to Buydioa. Virjrinu,al
MiihHHoo, payable beSsur on the Aral of
loly ni xi,at which lima u will iuir. k. ainn
joruia u. which wiH demawled a aoow a
te ui.ru is itenrt mned to be in- f.ial ur transfer
red; with one dollar cash to the groom in every
ea. 'Ca.e will he taken to prevent earn pes or
aocdents.bot will not bs responsible for any thai
may hiippen: Servants buarHeJ ui.i
rsefr mars, anil when led, 3 ctmi. m-r
will be allowed to laavit the plantaiioo at lb
uw-,f mm iii me Kiirwriher. v ; .
Zt VtD0,rJi a'fieh'rowrj fiorseTl Sbands
hih, red in 1828, the property of Genera!
Gusventnv-is.ahorae of tho greatest strengib
aud power. I lis buck and loin so remarkably
atronv, that he isthiMebl. In be mint.r of in
sort g. iiHfitiiv si periur. ie muat horses of hi day.
u- is proved by relerenee lo l.d. mentoif in de
tail, wbieh uy be seen in the July (1834)
Dumber or the furf Regter.lU is the wily
"Wyf i"'am.jus'J2mlUua;,knowa p. betropor
ed EmiliuH, it will be remembered, is the sire
-f Plenipotentiary. Si-ipio, Priam. Riddleswunh
inn many others, and covers ai 50
mare. '
gs. a
Subpedoh pusaeases more of the stost. Mara
brino and Beiiiiinvbrouuh bluud. ilmn tw
huae,jo Auwriei, wd W a direei m. upon any
of our native mares. Hi perlunianee l ibree
ami I mryears old, f until he was injure I.; were
l the first cliaracter-beaiing neatly all bis Com
rie'tii'ir,-giving some of tbe.ji hih odds in
welrfbt (,. t,inff Calendar and Sporting
Vaqzin. as above ) '
N. B His stuck (Colis)are remarkable taree
and racing-like.
PKDKJHEE. '
Sarpedo! was ftni by iut oainial racer and
nnrtf -itlnl Stal inn ''Kniiiina !iv ihe ,rr.i ri..
vtll.' wlmafiu) iNivereit at 50 uh n.rf u n.r
fin the bsl onnf H.-rni nchr.itioii mil i,i K,nn
Herod mare, ; hiNilam hane.hv ibe Finer.
jjraud iIaiu by U.i-k Aitlreis. equa( lo any h'urso
"H y. won aa a r ictir and .iiuuu; May, by
li.-iiningW.Miib Priiotie.-. l,v MainbriinCriek-
-.' Kinjr H-rml, ilia otstNkhl'hm of hn day, &
'nni.ir 01 Me ttesl KliK'k in f-.nulann Smil.ia hv
Xv k I )ea..e,V i;ini LeifU'ty) by Serimd Mr":
llinjei H hrowit mire.bv Stamran' Arahtan. i.nt
I Gip:ev bv. ri VViHiam'a N Wrutd Bai'o.
M ikeli-mi. Royal Mare.
I'he Fiver was got by Vandike Juomr dam
Alalia, by lienninnbr. "jjh Gill'ffner, by
II Ijtidyer Giildlioiler, aisler to GraKtihimoer.
by MarHke CulleiLArsbiau .RguWi itr-, e)-c.
I'liw Flyer wsm a t-apital hois., and sire of
'Wing,' winner of the Oaks and other good
runners.
Vnnlik Juninr was gt hy Walton, dam
Dsie-hi-b.by the P,8 Drait. bf Hurl. flW
Hebe, by Chryiuliie Proserpine, aioitr to
Ellipse.
- ElMVJmTOtr.Vi7
Msreh 2-S6if.
The High Wooded Horse,
YOUNG BUZZARD,
ill be a LexmirMMi o'l Tuesday
day evening 9;h liunlranil rnnain until Th ore
da li 0'cliK-k : lie will llieit go to inj. G-..r(e
Siinith in DiviJson, aud remain i bf re ull Fn
day lOVcfofk : then lo Jacob File's, and . re
main all dirySatornay : "On'.Undsy he will
at Salisbury, and remain t litre nil Widme-Jsy
i o'cloek, and at each nf these pl:ice wnbm
evrry 1-2 days tlierfadrr until ht ol July. All
bt iiiu" lo be tnade up.
.1 6--.3W42 ( "
TKUMS Five dollars and fifty cents the
Hu lj Iru
l"llaf Ibe
sism.u, it p;.l in
; Twenty dullar
i h(.asoii,
)lt n,s,)rt,.
',
Hi
dollars on i
WILLIAM DUNN.
Al. the r...nesi.f WtlliaTirDonn, I have ex-aiiiiio-d
ilm 1'nrf R gisier fir the Pedigree and
IVil' 'finances nf tlx iiixirtid ltlivanrd, (snid lo
be the ijrmid nirf nl Voong lli.zzaril) and certify
the tnliowing lo bt truly uuOe uut Imui I bal
li..,k. '
II C. JONES.
Bi.zztird was by WiHtdpecker nut of miss For
lime; Wnodre.cker was bj llernd, he hy Tar
tar; he by Croli'sJ'arter ; Pur'nerhy Jiyg. son
ot ibe lauiiMis Byerly Turk ; llernd's dam
by lllate, son of Ktyii g 'CbiUb r Dux was by
miucIidiii, out of Dnicbcss, by Wbilene ;
Maichein was hy Cade, and he by the celt braled
0 dolphin Arabian, the t'rent piogenilor of the
laHliioiiable rlciiu sik of Fgland.
Uuzz;d m J3SStv--ai,a.-eirt---iTWr- oesr-wrr
Fox's Hope 3 yens old by Flnntel, for 50 guin
eas Nov. 2d, be beat Mi psAsmi's 5aikjr 3
years old by G'trrirk, out ol Sportsmistress lur
50 guineas In 1790, he beat Nr. Vernon's
Trial for 100 guineas In May, he received for
feit Irom Gallipot. ' In Novemlier, he best Mr.
Pantun's Ostrich lor 2(H) guil eas : same day Mr.
1'erlMiii's Craiy Cf 200 guinens In 17SI, he
bea. O.ii rich :ur 2 50 guiiieae each. Ai the first
Hpfirrg- tiretng be beat Dpke uf York's GTaucus
for KM) guineas: At the 2m) meeting be receiv
ed 125 guineas forfeit fiom Lord Deitiy's Prince
Lee Bui: At the July.. Hireling he beat mi
Panum's Grirtin for 00 tt a)-as . la.. Augvst
two 450 s i Clriiste rfl 'd-T riii .1792, 5 years aid
h wnri 9.00 ft-ulneas : ali 100 ouineas ; also
also 471 irumeas ; also 200 , aim 100; also 50
guineas si New Market ; ; lu I7:)3, he sod the
Craven Siakes.VlM). 200. HO. HWIaiwItiO gum
easal N t Maiet : In 179 1, :tie Craven
Stake 50 guinea-;'lhe .lieiky I inb plaie 200
o-iiineas". alvi ; l"0 cnineis a' New
Market, nmkii.: mall il rjees. niiiniii 3,672
was i lie
.... ,. , u.,.i....,.., ii..,.,.i Pa.
sire oi a i.. iin i 'rz,Z..'-"
Vnr-imjT riU' iienn ' -euro.
&,..iiiMiii liliiuinu. I) i embet. . I'.f 1 1 IJuin,
F snny,
(,ri.hy. lurs. Lfltle P :iiy. "1
wi.l P4ntttTS-.- H Inbtr-. kinjTi't, ICunaii oiid.
S.phivTw. V ri-'V. T' ot ". tenraieo
winners wry Lunt l btit -ftiuxiid wa6
brought to Ament a in lo04. and oied iu Ksu
lucky in 18(l,aeJ2 l.
r f . i ,
Fob th Wathmin.
On the death of a young lady in Daia CdBn
t, on lbs 4th 0f April; 1837-Sad w the.
vent
" S. A, U are the initial. ot her
name, Knwugt,
-'TaLithi com "4T)aiMel aria -8f
Malk.
5 e. 4 w.
r. Vet, she shall motint on Seraph wing
Hsrspuilas spun shall arise
v From deaihaiid endless alheme nin j '
f?TT Mm who reigns'abuve the skkys.
"
" 0 she was beaotiful and bright!
M had not eiifhleeu uinlUBrs k nnwn
.,DJUMleed.-aitff r'ei1itrtfff hT
- ui LfealUhtm$elha$ bUh o trthtou.
-The beaoteoos, virtooea. learn'd. notaaghk,
The indigent, the wealth jajl, .
However righ'teoot Wr naught,
. , ooiod to die by Adaiu's full.
Our lamentations all are vain
Fur those who meet this eorainon fate ;
.,.T!"'"8n. Prll gwaav i a1alpa1ay:"K,
1 bat parting most be soon or late.
Thnuh good and had must pass away,
Yt none without a tear, depart ;
And they who friendless live to day
To umrrow rend some kindred heart.
When youthfid bloom and beauty fade.
When virtue insets an early doom.
The iiiiwjI obdoraie droop the head,
- And rumitiaiD uMi'ri the tomb.
O sbe was beautiful apd bright J
Yet by lament her early doom ?
ILipe Wafted her to endless light.
We all uiusi follow through the lotnb,
" Grim King of (errors" though Death be,
tie is the xulirr fa t fie slitus
None ran eternal glory see.
Tall by hit oreaoed hand he dies.
O
Selected for tlie Watchman '
I Love knocked at ihetiour of my heaM tb' othtl
any.
Kail mails a most dreadful din,
1 ha wandered,' says he lar but of my way,
On pray, bir, do ltii uie in !' , -
' You viltiiiii,' I cried, go away from my doir;
ihiii-ii vnow yourtriokauf uldj
i4eider'tiremrtihenyou
And tne same sad story told. ,
-- - . , . -
- - -
Thsdoorof my heart I then opened 1J,
Aa I never ) el was ruOe,
And set you down by tm warm fireside,
And what was yuur gratitude i
Yeurspiriis rising h-gher an I blier
With tne good obwr yto (nund,
Yus 8t Uih cuu.biiKlihlf dwflling ou fire,
Aud lliuu laughed sod dalictd all a uuuj.
And when Reason came, with hiyc pile of snow
And piuJLMdber w intry aid,
An arniw keen you boi lioni your bow,
Aud iukedl s.e the wisu uuid.
1,'ale Grief came nrx', like a friend well triitd,
bile Ihe irars o'r her ebti kdi mil,
But ytiu dnsb'd down her pail with lis cupioua
tide l
So the msusion wsa burnt to a Coat. .
And now the pmtr llnue, whom yuur treaclieroiis
guile ' .
.. .LbILIimsii'iiS)TMI boint less llien ,
lias relumed ami reliuili the ruinous jitle,
A n. I In it up wiih her radiant smile.
Do you think to deceive in agaiu ?"
' What ! is llupe returned, aud now your gueat?
. Ob pray, sir, do lei me in I
She's a sis tr ol nilue, aud I eanunt rest
Till I fold her sgam Ui my broilterly bieast,
And her gentle pmdou in."
So I lifted the latch of my heart once mure ;
' Deuetvidby his guiletul phrase
And then the treacherous Love, rushed in al the
diHir,
Again a imst dresdluJ fire did raise,
And set my poor heart in a perfect.blaze,
Aud buiu4.4t down- werye-ihsn beltre?!""""1
Rich Man't IVitgei . Two neighlsirs met,
orient whom was exceedingly rich, and the oili
er in modeiale' circumstances. -The laller be
gan lj ifigratiilule tbe firs' on his gresl pnsses
tion,aiidoN the happiness which he must en-'
joy ;. aud eoded by eonrrtstrng fl .with his i-ii
condition. My Iricnd,' said ihe rich ihsii, ' let
me ask you tne qovstu,n- Would yoo be will .
rng lo lake my property and lake the whole care
u! ii for your board and clajhing ?' No ! in
deed.' Well, that is all I gel '
anJL wwnt'sf be of sarsmmra'fjKer. .
husband, tn boaiiness, if wearn a cheerful smile
con t injialjy, jajSinJKWtHBiiUwtaace A man s
perplexities and gloom mens are increased a bun
dreo fold when his butter half moves about with
a continual scowl upon her brow. r
A pleasant, cheerful v. lie is as a rainbow set
in ihe sky .wjien her husband's mind is tised
with storms and lempests; but a dissatisfied and
freifol wife, in the hour oi trouble, is like one of
Ibiiee fiejisjsJjitijLJMfi
epulis. rtart t?U0Utty-
Spriiipjitlil, Ssngamou county, has been se
cted by the Legislature of Illinois 'es the fu
lure and perinaneiii Capital tif ihftlJSUlf -JCuis
nn the first ballni ; HpVingfield 55, Vtindalia 17,
JacksiHiyille, 14, Alton IS Peorisn 16, Scalier.
ing 14, On the. fourth trial Springfield 73,
V audalia Mf Jackaonvill 10, Aliuti 6, Psuiian
VQt. V-IVCV 4
M I S S B E F O R E T. E lijJf 8 .
- r oilis n'ooiooim. '
Mamma will ytiu please to spread .
lA- '-W sugar on m, bresJ, " .
And mamma, dearest, if .oii pteue,
To cut a lmU bit oC cheese, . ;
Just very little bit; -
i It .
i m grown too large now to be carried.
Tomorrow ma, mtyti'l I vtev wtrted?
Come Hejcii, said Mi Henderson to
her .laughter aged etevennn up your hVri
and trinkeia, and pn pared for btd, it's si
must eight oYlork.
Indeed, ins, I "cannot sff.-id to Ho any
such thing as go to hi d so swm, rt plitnlihe
vtMitig l.dy, p, t,iir,.v toft j , bv lg!k.
ed to in such vliililish langnnge, atiil hcaidiis,
Mr Kingston is to1i1ii.r Qf-past' eight,
thert-'f hi card in the rat k now.
Mrs Henderson was dumb in astonish
ment for a few moments after her womanish
daughter had done siH-akiiiu and.UMfcih
owwfty;rpniTued Tb card rsck, and
sore enough, the 'cnmpli nenlsof Mr George
Ktogsion' were there in old English lelltra
on beautiful enrhossed Card. Mi George
Kingston, 'had; just luroed his thiileenth
year, he wore a trttK k.and flourished a silver
headed cane Mrs Henderson amused her
self s short time with Ihe little cmhlttnn of
Ihe children's precosilj, whe.i replacing H
in the rack, arid ' Mating; heratll .Ly Mi
llekor she tekdoicd"nio""citnvcrsttlioii, hy
saying -and bo Qeotge Kingtinu is to be
here it half past eight o'clock is he?
'Yes, ma, when he sent Ins raid up this
morning, the message act-oiupanviug it was,
that he would be here at thai hour.'
'And for what purpose?'
'Why, ma, to talk about everything like
other ptople' do.'
What sort of everything.
'Why the balls, nd the theatre, Hanning
ton's Dioramas, tbe Ravels, and
fob, child, hush, and bustle off to bed
)ou are a pretty m.nx to talk of i-ntertaic-ing
a beau, with balls snj iionseuso, come,
oft with you.'
Mux, tua, what do you mean' by thai
Do you remember that I have bten to a
boarding school?'
Yeivchild, Iremrmlicr trTsryiiu've been
to a danring s hool, there's where jou met
.with-George Kingston I suppose.'
'Yes ins, you know there's always a fow
moment's leisure i:tween the stts, and
then the ladies and gentlemen promenade
and talk shout the went Iht and a jhousauJ
prrtty things. v .
And whut sort of Pretty things do you
and George Kingston talk about?'
Geotgf Kingston! Ma, il's Mr Kingston,
he's as much rghl to be railed Mr aa any
hotly. Ho ruitaiiiied II -nry Colli t rl fit
slighting me in the...w.ittjrsjtd JufWMdte
to hear In in spoken of disrcupectfollv .'
-Heiglily lighly. Miss Henderson t and
so I soiijioso we may expect a courtship
SOtill !'
'Courtship, indeed! we are noi so fttolili
as to waste ljir i" eourlship. I cil tell you
inudain and if you must know it, we have
been engaged this! two months?1
Tins was a seen I worth knowing, and
Mrs HeiitU rson as soon as she rsct ivt d the
HiforMSlioti proinpleal 'by' curiosity, dett-r-miiicrl
lo awHit the irrival of Mr G -orgC
Kingston, to lie "how these youthful lovt ts
would demean ihemselves in her prtseure.
In due tifuc Ihe little hero was' announced
and after a ft w handsome flourishes ol his
silver loppe d i sue, he seated himself snd
begun lo play the man.
How do you like the manner in which
Miss f uslian behaved, Ihe other evening,
Miss Helen? asked the infant woer,
At Ihe lull O horrible, she's the most
ill-bi:hvfed-yMg-4ady io the world, and
sin's to be nmiried in four weeks, if id you
know it. Mr Kingston?
1 heard it al tlet theater last night you
hIioiiIiI have been there Miss Helen tho
play was excellent, and Miss Enstire muled.
You cannot conceive how interesting she
looked.
Fainted' O my gracious! What nude
' hct taint, Mr Kingston?
I 'She wis sn'ected nt Virginia's being stab
' bed Ity her f.tther, Miss Helen
'Well. I don't wonder at it, any thing al
the theater, looks so natural, sud she's a
chicken hearted creature. Did you ever
see any one so frighteued as sbe was tUhe
-lewrsms?' . T
'She was very much frightened Miss Hel-en-and
(ore some bf the billions off M
Wise's i-oat in flinging to lutn lor support.
Slie is to be married to Mr Wise ia the
spring
. 'To be married. ia thev spi ing and so
young, Mr Kingston, Why, tna saya I
shan't these four year.- .-
'She's a fortune, they say, Miss Helen, K.
Henry Howell's mother says
while the irou's'hol.
'The yon)g4Tf wn$ coarted yeari ago,
Juf .Kingsfciti.-aiid her first lver died she's
on. n4ibtdjs-evCT-tnwr.-Trmr
she's in a decline, 1 wonuer if its true?'
'I dont know indeed but the Ravels, the
Raveli - Mies Helen, ihey'ie going way
next week, and we must see them before
they leave us, when van you go. Miss Hel
en?' ;
iTiTMonday nigfil, I'll ask ma', may he she'll
go with us it will be so hue to have
go wiin us. iii y o go roar
.. rn M
- nvTrST-ifffiiilMitg nhout cbild!' ask-
etftfie irioliier, 'lifting her eyes from shook
which she was pretending to reail, thoiiglt
in truth she had been a listener to all that
,lidbec.aJiuLvud--ttit-t-w,i
3. - ; WHO L I , NO. r2 & 1 21
i 11 1 rn MWM i 4 -
. . - 1 1 '-! i i Cf jfc 4 '
preserve her gravity, Jun"n yerV 'sAp.'
mauid and interesttog discussinh : o ? , "
why said Mr. George Kingston; .J, .
have invited Miss llehjn to go ind see thij ,
Ravels again; and ahe requesu thai you
will eeom?any us, madam will r bt
o kind I - . ' ' - 1: - -
'Oycs. m.do, it will be so line, ron " "
on one ! of Mr. Kiilgston. sml I on tie .
other, I goats' Miss Fustain, and Mirsb'l .
Luf'.sce would feevery flatj. both - their "
miitftefs forbid their beaua coming u their
house ny more, anrj thev are obliged to '
meet away from home d j maj go with us.
will you V " t '
Mrs. Hemlerson had been erceedinglr
amused at their friendly chit chat, and slie ;
could seareely suppress a aniiJie when she
remembered that 'Tfwjr had pcen ngsgrif
llus iw4tionihf Jiry1y, ihongfit she, Idey ' '
will make a lovely- couple, he ihirUtii'l
and she rUvcn. ahd they conversing with '
as nuirli interest and freedom as if ' iW "
.rir iwrnir i sue l.ild l:cr luuk . a ..-
...... ii , flu auiirr w mwr iui,nii i. t.
" Well wondet what this world is coining
iu v . , : . .
The little lovers were enmrtletely itirowq- S.'
off the track of their tete-a-tete, fur it' was r
rviurni inai tne surprise of Helen's raolhi
er had arisen Irom their conversation, and
her movement had .too much meaning in it
fur them Ui be mistaken. Miss Helen
looked at her inlberwtULjLiWrvfmwTiTr
4iJ Mr.' George ICuigiliHi1 shrugged ujV 'tis
shoulilers and looked towards his list. Dis
.reii.ui On his part, was doubtless the bet
ter pan of vaJor.
For he that loves snd runs away,
Muy live to love another day..
And after he. had flourished his silver
hustled cane, snd pulled Ins wamh from
his pocket, and adjusted his stock sou col
lar, he arose la tike his departure.
Mi" Helen, after suyiug l.c.need 6 be -in
a liurry , it was not (ate. and so on. aei. ,
id up the only light in the roam, to illu--
mmate Hie dark hall winch Mr. Kingston'
was neeesaarily obliged to ohm throuirh to
reach ihe street door. 'ami a war u.i.
walked, leaving Mrs. IhrndersoTiTu' to- '
tal darkness, where she wajted until aha
was tired, for the return oLJUiss - IU.-,
en, with "ihrTight, aud then fuMoVtd
to the door til ssi-ertain what iha l..;n
Miple were shout, and ihey being tho-- -
mr v uim
roughly, absorbed in , the cstar.y- of afTec-" Tw
timi did not discover that Se was look
tug at them, until she hsl seen Mr. Kings -if
ton kiss Helun several time .hia '''
were atout her neTtfraiiiTalie was recli
ning very affcc4ioneIy -arjrtjsVilBuijar,
wncn tne eyei ol tne young swam chanced
to raise uywsnls and encountered Ui gz -i
of the astonished mother; Y ' ' .
It is needless to say that Mr George ' -Kmiiton
Fe-imiM-ii-d off jia-conwrrpistirii "'
gWe, anirjfms Helen returned tnortifjud lo
tlie silliiig ninm, where her moiher Tiavinv
reaehoil before her, was wsilinir with a Ana
pair of cat-o-nine tails, which alio put in '
tiporaliou to the no liulu ilisromfiture of
the young lady's arrangement. Tho poof ' "
child thought it very hard tlul she should '
be bo treated for being in loe," and as for
the kisses why she imagined Limy were
perfiHlly ui plii-e" Tho mother thooglit
otherwise; and from that lime forth Alms-
Helen was futced to reine to bed. at ei"ht
o'clock.
ANOTHER FIRE IN HAMBURG
We learn from a gentleman, who came passen
ger on tbe Rail Road last evening, Ilia) Bomber file "
broke out to ILiobur; on 1 uesday iiiorning, be
tween the hours of two and threw u clock, in the
store aijjuiiiing Messrs. A Sibley & Co , "cou
pled by Mr. U. A Wttlums, as a diy ki..- arid
CriMieiy store. Tb fire was diooovered bursting
uut from ihe roof, and befure aianee emild oe
obi allied 'ihe whole bulbltng was swept in Amies
lo aweb an exienl lhal noinlng eunl.i be saved
I mm tbn prsmise. The building adjoining,
being all of Wood, Ihe flames soni extended oil
each side, & before they were arrested C est toyed
the corimr More, uecupted by Messrs. A. Sibley
& Co snd the lower shires, occupied by Mr.
Cooper, as dry goods and grocery, and Mr.
OIivcm a clothing Shire Thegnods oontatned
in the three lalier were partially savd, but
their loss will not be heavy if uOJrformaiioa.JS -corn
et, tliaV lbey wtre pariiully or wlnylly iu
sured. The store of Mr. Msyson on the opposite
cortter of tbe street, wss saved after much exer
tion, owing lo a favorable change in the wind,
as was "also the store of .Messrs A Sibley " li -Co.
on ihsjpojta cojpei tu OUver sr "
tVe also learn from t bs same source, tbat let-
lets were received la Augusts, on Monday room
ing last, hy Express Mail from Columbos, giv
ing the intelligence of ihs closing pf the doors
ul the Farmers' Bank of Chaitahouchie;! which
institution has sfispeodsd payment. ' . V'
CharLuloA Cornier, j
It is stated ih the Guernsey (J)ljio ). Times
tJ Btsriiwhsiirtt; ihs friend aiid oot pa u ion
of Aarus Burr, is now residing on the Island of
. . 'i i Guernsey, Europe. It Is ss id tbat his accom--he
uiuststnko i ........ .. e '.,.,.,. Ui (. .,. ..
piinilCW u ,v.iiiiii fj . II. 1 f. j-LKIf
ttiougtjL.lt. in-advaucattaget """'r' lit.
DtphraMe fi;;
UTtpricEVrnileJTnr which threatens to
crush the country mny he understood from
' the following incident, for Uie truth ol
which we vouch :
A gentleman onr year since having two
hundred thousand dollars in cash, purchas
ed real estate to theamrmnt ol
n&1eIfi an inurest
al seven er cent, on the purchase.;" Now
to renlixe the hundred thousand dollars.
i which is due, he will he sacrificed, as He
I eurinoL lieiaailelv-isehe ainoiriif Tivmsr
ket, luHwilhstauding the property "is pay-.
; ing a higher rentage for this year "than ev-
; er beltre anil altnougn t!ie putilic Itave
j the fullest confidence in the Solidity t,f
at
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