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may hereafter be bad tor
rw;r !i L;ri Ontscer 1 ear.
DWK w sabscnbersjwho uill
l'AVlhtteittm;a onepayrner.t
Sff fter Kir on year at Two Doi -
F:fc!4,5? Advance lEem of
MIS'i Wrmsball- cootiaije,
i ,h!0J'ir? V ui.ioH m: other subscti
ciJr' L. s. JivooHoaed bet at the o
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r toillt r-uuvi , -tI
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they 'will oerauly nrt be a
,.h& to. I
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U owe n5."Inf L continued until ordets
. t
d oiiop lKn. wnere -y--
, ,iW , .w'months will
Jj-ri fVht.ntriri.y the everfr
SALISBURY, - :-r
L ' .prlb.. ISa 2U cts.; uranay, ajj-
l- . ..'(! . v '
JrCil 45 ! 53, ct; Cotton .per lb. (v
r1ri?l'.Mi... ,aUnr Per Yd. 20 25
turf E J f l v V p e . m ;
(7l3-ffdeVrb.'.liV-18 cts; Casun-pjr
!
P BreX lb CI a 0 cts ; Bacon per lb 1 2ji
ylBBttwtdr-.Jb lpl cts; Lard pw lb Ip
-f i on era Vine ( lenenuei perai.i
rXtii doi ji 50 lil cis i Claretvdd
UWSLi il 3 a 1 75 dts ; Malaga, (sweei)
LWI .!Vhisk?1 per al. 45 a 50 cU.
feef'kt'ttirktrper & J cm.; .Bacoa p4r
V.i i i!itsT Ilains tiu. 00 00 cts ; lieeswax
60s Corn per
N ri.n jii brl $6 ! 1 000, from stores pr
Uid12li tlmn net 11)0 lbs 5 6i a 0;
''Ziii, per WI 40 50 a ctsj Nails cot assorl-
w setwo I ? a .cwj j rougm upri iu.,
m Pirf mi! lb s : nice ner iuu ids
Utefperlb. lf a cts;:Salt
L( p 3 ?5; SaN pet biishel '87 i 1 cts jSteel
y-niUtttet Pf lb 10, 1C cts; Tallow pf r lb
i!p4io.pbil a 1 2a cts ; Tobacco man&-
pcijd per liilp a I5cts ;
J !j. FAYETTE VILLE
peafh 75 a pa Dp.Apnl60 a 70;
Pld pr bh!5 $1 4 feathers pr lb 35 a
JJ l a;3; AY heat pr basK $1 1 15;
Whiskc
: Beeswax 2 a 00
Washington Press, 22 1-2 bfc
TO Plli'NT EB.S.
OH SALr, a fit-Vate AVashioston Pref I
tfep!ateo22 I 2bjr: 32 1-5 ;inohes, ar(
tk tur tbe size bt the. largest' pane
b Carolina it has the best icuprovemen
Patterned it has
. .
been io twer a sho
is a? (wd ai . new. Any , persen rf-
lbs Sali IwRthprulth h T
.sutimiu. Otofrver ; was- printed, low for
joo a,Wlcredit.t The Type have on I
Qjin osajabout two years and one half
, ;a copy; ol the Daavilie Observer printed
'JPT 5a sp' by any one ; desiring to
IfRase. Asthe Etahlshmont i. CU
apoiv 0V lettt r
Mm i THOMAS A TERRY.i
O!? V 4, Ag, 241 1837 Sw7 V
m NOTICE-
li v ,JPto' at the Office of tbe
W ?? tnJn aDd al ,he Slore of Geo. W
ClWMn of Salisbury, fbr subsctip-
tiJfflS stock of FaveUeville and
'-"TtJv 1 i onde' he Acts f; Assem
-
tTHE COMMISSIONERS.
ESTABJJSnIENT
JUURN A L OFFICE
A
! i
J AV 10 fhe iniended imoval of one of
ihl i?100 ,he fl'is,l of lUe lber to dev
LJ' exclusively lu the duties of
Te nndersigned t,ffer for sale the
tSj North Carolina Journal Of
Nftr!, -i8 u fuUIld in J-b new spa:
MMi Tf 'Jl. 'he list of bobscribers is
Jl :tin2f l!e3f doubl 001 mishibe great:
cnt. ff-baAnSln -he business t ofltrs
'pSil. tnferur 10 y ln this State, but
'ii ' .' PWhey know of no investment
M moneJ that, would yield him
, 1 VQUbU return :
?-H?!Jbart & strange:-
rlEy 1837:- -
ucucriptiQu neatlii
' a- act parens I,,
i
s' I 'ip r three Xmv inu ra -
"' T .1 iinvERTtSISO-
Liver l9rnr tack us ,w . ,
Clt ner Hube! il 1 oUcts; 3ieei, Ainerj
Ci'fcter.per lb. Ipdcjs ;' English ; io. per b
U'pi k 15 'ts ;lRuai (Jamaica; per ga
plrUee! 41; W (clean) per lb-)
rWirlh in tit cts: Tow-linen pr t
5 a 0 fets ;- Bagging per yard 10 a so
?il Bk!a ro kriba 2 13 cts i CoffV-e f ?
UI ilsdsUottor6r 100 lbs $6 9 00
bushel 1 UUU a cts 5 f loi
IrapoosV litSal 25-, Iror.rlb 5J a b; M&-
ft jraj 85140 a. 00; -Nails cut 71,8. ;Sa)ik
a 8$l Sjogarlwllb 7 a ll ; TobacctJ
rrtww mis siz, cannot be better sup-;
?J.fan by the purchase of this. The origin
WtieliTeted la Dabviile.wss about 300:
at this OfficQ.CS
6 f T1UE Sobiscriber " 133 eumwenced busir
IL ne?s 3gain m the NKW STORE erec:
ted for him, four doors north of Kershaw street
be:o2 ihe first Store on entering the town on the
north fide. As the stand is considered, by some,
89 none of the bet, "I hare been induced to pur
chases VERY LARGESTQCKOFGQODS,
to enable me to sell tu my friend and the Public
at sccb prices as to roMtpeosate them" for along
walk, t , " , -f
;.. vReceijed enrly in ih sommer, ami now ia"-
CTOXIS, AI7D roil '
: eS.1I id JSogar, iiO Uag Uutf, 10 Ilhds
. Al-'lags " -.'.-"'
20 Brls K. O. Molasses, 400 .Sacks Salt'
5000 lbsTevi' Bcn.200 p flemp B'giog
tS0 Ouils BhU Kui-: IS Ci,k Lrue . -
' In addition to wt 8hall shortly recetre,
CUKAP and, well selected Stock i f GxkIs pur-
phased jr few days nince in .Ne r York, contain
iig in pan of the following arfteles."
L,Seeds and English Iron
I Cuba.iRio, aud St.: Doinicgo Coffee, - .
I Bale Rrtpe " . ' - '
1J Loaf and Lump Sugar, - ' .. T
j .Chests and Caddies Tea
r-.Cbeee, Spern 4 Tallow Caadles, Bar Suap
I Linseed, Sperm, and 'I'rairi Oil
S MackeraL Salmon and! t Fib s -
Pepper, Spice. GiotrerjNutmcus, Cassia and
Cloves ' ', " ;! ,: '
Ilavanna Prosered Froits.Large assortment,
together; with the usoal variety, kept io a groce
ry store.' , . . ,- - -
-ALSO
British, and Domestic Dry .GotKts 1
Hard ware, Cailery, anJ Hollow Ware
Ready made clothing.Hats and Caps
Shoes, Sadlery and Leather . . v ' -'Crockery
Jugs and Jjrs ' - ' - . ?
Horn Shell, and Ivory CrMnbs ;
Smiths Tools, and Mill Cranks '&
Rnsh, and Cane Scat Chairs
Northern Wooden Ware r f
Writing Paperand Blank Books
WindowXJlass 8.x 10 hi;d 10 x 12
Drags, Dyes and Medicines 7
Cotton Yarn no 8 to 12.
A P LACOSTE.
I - Cheaw, Sept. 27, 3w 12
EIST OF LKTTFinS R R U ,1 fJWJYf
IJ5L in ihp Post Oltic ni Convrd. N. Caroli
na, on the first day of.Oetpber, ltJ37.
AVVTilliam Andrewi Moes Alexander
B -Jacob Bostun, James 11 Burns, m A
Browder :. ' J : X r. .
C Samuel Cezines RoberuCocbran, W C
Corum, James M Cor-kc Eq ;
E Rev'd John m Emn y
F Noah C Ferguson j
G -Isaac Gallimore. Henry S Gorman '-
H .foseph flowefl, Judy Ho ise
K-John Kill'Hieh senU Thomas Kil!ourh.
Natbao Krimioger
L George or Thomas Long
M Elias Aiisenhamer, Nathan Maryraan, Jo
seph Mahaffy, Tubias Miller t
O Caleb Osburn . if :
Q John m Qery ;
,R Catharine Kice, uiss siariht Riisjs
S To the easier of St'ok-! Io fg. N.. 32,
to the Secretary of Stokes Lodge. Sk2. John
S Smalls Abram Slough, Rev'd Philip N Siro-
ble .
W Samuel Wilham
GEO.XLUTTS, PM.
-October 7 3wl2 ..
1AST OF liETTEllS-
B3 El AINING in the Post Office at
JA buryN. Con the 1st of October. 1S37. 1
A Benjamin Austin 2. , -r
Br-Sannie1 G "Brown, Isaac Barrett, Nicho
las R Bridges, Nicholas Barrinofer. Moses Hps
. 1 I t - IS I ' 1 . 1
jpnn DiacKweioer, ruz?ojin uranon, ur"e
Bean, Lemuel Bingham, F Bul'ard, Ann E
Ijrunson Daniel Ross lids
j jaraest uiu'is, iamef uarr ir Krr il.
.William Y Cannon, Sarah Crump, John Calia
ways
D--Edward Davis, Jesse E Dent, Georat-
C Daoiel. Sherman Drury
K Jhn m Eryin
FSecretarv Fulton Loide 2, Master of do..
ila It Fox
G Gillaspje aed Cowart, Jonathan Grout,
Rebecca -Gosst, Mary Griffin, Peter Gaidiner
jr.,
H-Mra Adam rlutchison 6. Jacob'HoIshous-
er ir, Maria, Husk. Horace Ilendersnh. Susan
Hart, John Hose. John Hilick, Henry Hill.
John Holsh'ouser, Thomas Hickes, Jesse Haden,
Alexander IluUnd 2
J William Julian
K Peter-Kesler
L Good win Linster, Archibald 'Lovela u, A-
lexandr Lawratice, Henry :Lon?. Daniel Leo
nard 2. Andrew Y- LiCCkridcre . ftamupl LurkiAl
r -
;M John killer, Joseph II Mount, Henry C
MOss 2 . .
N Abe! Nichols 2
P Lucy; R Peoples, John Pitts, Jamima
Pahel, John W Pope, E V Pokier -- 7
R Reddick and Bennett v
S William H Slaaghter 5, Mathias Swisb
er, Elcy Steel. AIoozo Spragae, WuTiam Striek
land ; I ' 'vv
T William Taylor. Spencer Taylor SMohn
II Trott, Thomas Todd 1 S .-. -
W--JohnP Winders, John Wiles: Alexan
der E j Wilson, Elizabeth .Williams, George
IIIMI'I . ;- :
. r J SAMUEL IlEEFES. P AI;
- By ILSMITHA. P. JW.
. October 73 w 12 " - '
Stitc pf 5iiovtft enrottua,
; - SURRY COUJVTV: ,
i- Cotrr o Pitas fy Quarter Sessions ft
iugus 7Vn, 1837. " t
-'. corners &"Alclie " . -. w , , . ,
Michael McGuirs.
C vied on Land
-
ITT appearing to tbe satisfaction of the ( Court,
Jlthj
that the said Michael McGuire, is not an in
habitant of this State. Ordered therefore, .that
publication be made io the Carolina Watchman,
fur six weeks; that he e and appear at oar next
Cuuntv Coart. ha l.t-rd at Rockford. on the se
cond mood a v in November next, to plead or de
mar tocaid suit, or final judgment will ren- -. This taIe of matchlcs3 woes -dered,
and the Lands levied 00 will be condemn- - . . - . ; . - - . . ;
ed to satisfy plainliiTs debt.
- - ; Test, :
-
v v n !MTnrxTr riu
QctpJ 7, 1837 6 w 12 Price Adf. $3
INCIDENTS FROU KeAl LIFE;
ORIGINAL
: . J -
That Jife'fo not c poetry,' nor
retired life
always - an E j siuio ; illustrated by
.iliort. story," 5 . ;;.
Tis'said that life is poetrvfj J
I . But efrv body knows s
lis pages nut uhfrequently,
.5
Are inte'rsperscd .with- prosd
The venorn'd toad and serpenroft
Infest its garden bowers, r
And worms will sornBtfrrirs wind theajselvea
Into its wettest flowers'
Speaking of serpents, brings to ratnd
A t I fin would tell,
Of two voiinx "pers ns who design'd
lu western wilds to dwell.
Tbe people of the Eist you know,
By fickle fort una prss'd,
Find it expedie nt ft, to go
And settie in tft West '
The couple that 1 speak of now,
- BlessM in their mutual love,
.'II &d .quite forgot to reckon bow
Their fortune to i.npiove! -
i ' -
Though poor, they did not seem to know
Starvation might take p!aie,
Till at the door the meagro f4e
Had stared them in the face.
Then taking up their all of goods -Their
all was very spareVj i -
Tbey journey'd far into the woods , -;
And built a cabin there. !
Against a frowning rock '(was rearM
Within a sheltered dell; j ,f 1 r
And near at hand a fountain clear -In
playful glitterance fell. J
Whilst overhead the forr?t-kiJig
Ujs U'afy arms extcStltnl, j
At;t fio.n the Sun and driving rain
The favor'd spot detVuded.:
!
A'urul, a native garden smiled
i
V.' hicb nature's slf had r?re.?'i!!
Nit n fbe sav.g of .tbe wild
Itssoil had vvcr - press' d
FU.m's g.T) nymplni for ages 'there
in solitude had l-looni'd : '
i
Till now unhie.at!ed bv in in, the air
Their baltnly breath per funked .-
'It were a ppot miht aines pleaso
To hold their revels in, j
Ilftd fames ever cross'd llio seas
!
Like man new worlds io wjiu!
' f ' i
Within thi rot by nit ore phi cod
A'ppenrd a oroad hearth styne.
W here soon a fire of brnsh-w'ood blazed
To iress their suppers on.
Perhaps they-took t lit ir !ood
With wis'-nnd prudfiit caro;
Or. robb'd the wild deer of i
s young
To furnish them with fare.
And nexi an humble co irh was spread,
- i
Upon the damp, cold ground, , ,
And on that hard and lowly bed- -
They sunk in sleep piofound.
No doubt tbey tasted in tbeijr dreams,
The 'Poetry of Life,'
. - , I
tor tutore torming many scnemc3
That happy man and wife.
Unless perchance such sleep! was theirs
As labor often knows,
Oblivion of life's joys and cares,
Its pleasures and its woes;
But now a most appalling soond
' The frighted husband wakes
And starting up his spouse, be found
Was stung, to death by snakes!
Beneath the stone the reptile foe
Lay writhing with the beat, "
Tdl its intolerable glow iv, '
i . j .
- Had forced them to retreat. '
And there tbe coiling demons glide
iSeeh by. the flickering light,
Upon the floor on every side; -; ' 5
' A fearful hideous sighif! .
And cow to extiicate himself
Jo wild dismay be tries," j S
rr
But all in vain, the hapless elf
, . Yields to bis fate end die?r
I This may be poetry to us,
But doubtless they who pensh'd tbcs -
F0und.1t far worsr than prose. : '
They were rattle eaakw.; r
PREACHER.
BY T. S "ARTHUR.
'if-;
-
An aged travellerT worn' and wcarv.; was
eently urging oh hjyl tired beast, just as
Libe sun whs dropping behind tbo range of
hijiMxtat bounds tle honzoti of that rich
and 'picturesque country in the vicinity of
onriiineia, uiiio. it wan asuilrvAugust
eteninrand be had journieJ a distance of
UitnyTtve miles since- mofiiing, tits t pulses
ihrobbihg under tbp i'nflunce of a burning
veteran
mini.-idTeU jo . him for his . M if 'r's :ke; of
the benefit himselfjliidT rejceitM frm -the
hand wich 4 teedelh itit young lions when
they lack ; and he had jtravelledf on re
freshed in spirit. Butjmany a weary mile
jhad hej journied over nde then and now
1mm i U a ttn.nin. ali.lk.1 J 1. 1 rl
via nit f .1.111115 :"Tr Mai liciicu arouua, ne
felt ihej burden of gemi toil heavy upon
;htin; and he desired th!f pleasant retreat he
had pickured toiuisjelf lwhen thatilay Vpil
Igriraage should be Accomplished
u . n ?w niH mi? wemre . me oiu man
jCnfCACM uis uircu uiumai ai tne uoor OKlhe
anxi.msly looked (br!haetj of rest. '"'A
;iiuuueaueu woaai was at nana, to whom
ihe ai il flly appUed ..for accommodations for
11 m and horse
Id.nt know. said she,: coldly, after
cmtin zing for some time the anoearance
f the
prowis
raveu.er, jwnicn was not tne most
ng, jhal we I can take yon inT old
inan. lYou seem ttrest
, however, and Til
seu" if kite Minister
of the circuit who
is here to night, "will
jet you lodge with
im. i . . v;.;-
The I young circuit
preacher soon made
his apjijearance, and consequentially swag
geritig jip to the old itnari, examined him
forsotnp moment inquisitively then ask
ed a few impertinent Questionsand final
lyafter adjusting his hair half-a-dozen
tunes, feeling his smoothly shavin chin as
01 ww., qonented tliatf jjlhe j stranger should
share Ills bed for the nighti and turning up
ijin lus heel entered; the house. :
j Tfie , traveller, aged and weary as he
was, tli?mountel, an J led his Uithfti) -ani-
linal to he stable.
vere, with his own
aar
amis lie rubbed him ilowri, watered him
gave him food; ind thenentered tbe
ibhospilabltr mansions where he had xpec
ipuso njucn KinMiiepj A Aietnodisl lami
liv reidfe(hl) Uir hore, and as the circuit
;t:;i.-iie- w-'is t beliere that day, great
ilrepar:vtioni were mail to entertain him,
a sliiuiber of the Methodist Toons' la-
t4lr"S Ol J.e
neighbotl(0'jd Had been Invited.
thai Quito a party jmet the eyes of the
r u.nur us he enteryd, not one of whom
.k slitrntest hdwee of Ulm, and he
1 1 ily isought a vaclint chair inihe corner,
join of flirect obseryation,1 but where he
.cjiuld tiote all thatjgoing on. And his
n.xiousjeye s!towe;:lthat lie was no eare
,l4ss observer of whijt "was1 transpiring a
rouii.l btui. I
1 j The vouug Minister played his part with
fatj tbe frivolity an; jonlisbn.'ss of a city
biau, anl nothing jtke reliyiou escaped bis
lip. N"wi he Wis haiteriMg and bnly
ii g sensfless ror pjiraents with thre young
;M!y, aiikl now cnoied in . Unfiling . repar
jtee wiili; anoiher, w;ii! was anxious to seem
liilteieotig in bi-s eyfs.
I The strangerraltef Jan hour,during which
no refreshments ttU been prepared for-him
nked to be shownitp his rbom, to which
Ii? retired r.nnotieelj jjrieved nnd t-hocked
al the conduct of the family and the min
is'.er. Taki fc frohi saddlebags a well
worn bible, bv, gfaie.! hiuiself in a chair.
ajtd wnk'soon huriiid in thought, holv anil
evatiuc, and had od to w.hich those
ho passed him I bV in oily aud scorn
dreamod not of. ffour ?.ftejr hour -passed
aiyay, and no otie nie loV jnvite the old
jwlorn t'iowu traveller, ta-(iaYtake of the
hixoriobs supper wliich served below.
! j Towards eleven j o'clock; the minister
cam
t 3 .
Up stairs
without paiise or
prayer, hastily threw off his clothes, and
1
got 11; to the very middle' of j a small bed,
!vv hich was to be the leslitii place of the
old man jas well as himself. ( After a while
the aged stranger rre up, and after partial
is disrobing him self j knelt down and re
jrdained for many minutes in (fervent prayer
The eafsjest breatruri out of his soul soon
arresiea pie atteniioa 01 tne young preacn
ertwhpj h ean to feet" some few reproofs of
coiiscieiii'e for his ovO' neglect of this du
ty!. . Tlie old man now rose from his knees,
at d after slowlyr nrilressing' bimself, got
into bed, or raiucrT
bed,, for trie yea hg preacher had taken pos"
iseksion bjf .the centre and .would iiot vol
untarily, ' poreri iijch.; : Irj Ithis5 uncom
fortable position the stranger lay lor some
itiroe, inisile'ncet J ..At length ihe younger of
the two' made a remark", to which the elder
'replied inl a style and manner that arrested
sliisfattenjionj. On this he removed over
an inch jor two and made more room. '
K (Howitar have yo(i come to-'dayv old gen
Itleman ! ' "- - j-v- ' , .t J
I ffThirttfive miles ; : . .
VtfFromjinrhere I ?f fy'-?
1 fFrom, Springfield.' . " ; ' . ;
Ah, indeed !" You'mnst fee tired after
sd,long a 1 journey, for one of jyonr age.V
down byUong and -constant kraVel, arid;
feel that ithe journey of to-day has exhaus
ted me rattchJ j y : . J:
.iThe young minister mc-yed oyer ; a Ih-
IffiTou do not (belong toSpririgfielA then r.
1N0. Lihave no abiding place.
l have no continuing city. 4 Myhome
1
is beyond this
vale of "tears.' :
sun.: At b Airfield ;.'ie' had, been hospitally
en tertatued byone'w Ho Had recognisecl the
soldier ol. the cross, nd who had
Aaother move oil the minister. -
. How far have yoa travellea
p.csent jo irney ?
Fnim Philadelphia.' ' -
prises) rie Methodist General Confer
enco .was iy sesson there a hort time
uftCp u brokeo up "hcn
, It adjonrnei the day before I star
ted. .m : -I ' - i
Ah, indeed moving stilt fartherl over
towards the front ?ide of the bed, allawint
me stranger oeiter accommodations. 'Had
Bishop George left when vou cam o4.i f
'Yes he started at tlie same time I did.
r-wejieu in company
- Indeed?' ' ' .
' t.r. - 1 . , -
Here the circuit; preacher; relinnuished
o oajt .01 tne netl. and pohiely requested
me stranger to occupy a arer nare. ' .
1. Mlowdid the Bishop look ? (! is "get-
ting quite old now and feeb e is he not ? '.
Hie carries rnslage tolereble well. -But
his labor is a hard one, and he benins tri
show signs of failing strength
tie is expected this jway in a week or
two. How glad I shall be io ; shake hands
with the old veteran of tliev'Cross 't, Rut
you say you left in, companv with the
good old man how-far did yon come to
gether V ; '.-iC;'i: 'AS
We travailed atone, for a lonff distance. !
You travellttl alone with the Bishop f j Emp-ror'a boats was snt down to tikt Mr.
Yes !esliavebeert iotimatef,ryearsM
You intimate Avtlh BUhop George S myi ! accompanied Mr. Dallas, fit,
YesiwhynotK j r I Ufterdinijiwitlfhim
Bless me I "Why did lot know that ! tw ooe l,l ? most beautiful OpVra bouses I -"
But may I be so bold as to enquire your
name?' - ' v :4V.;?--H rr.:i v-?
After a mom0nld hesitation; the stranger
.-fro
George! George!; Not Bishop Ge orge?
1 -A-
tiey can me nisnop Ueorge meekly
replied the ol lmdu. r-.s-iVr...
-Why why bless me! Btfhop George
exrl.iiined the now ahinp(l nrpnhai
pi inifinff from the bed Vmi hn hnA
supper ! I will iniuntly call up the farnlty: runo8Uit,a-of lhe Empress Catharine; the -Why
did you not tell us who vou were g'g that Peter the Great r6de in, and big - .
Stop stop pv friend,' said the Bish. -
oa avelv. 'd want nn nnnftr h, H
should not eat anf if it were got for me. If
an old man. toil-worn and .vearv: r.5ntln
with travelling through all the Inn? sum-
inoi iloT. tv-i9 nnl I .nncii a,t ., i... -r
meal by this fami
y' who profess -to- h are
set up the altar of
God in their house; Bis
hop George surely is not. He is.at best,but
a man, and has no claims beyond those of
common humanity.1
A night of severe mortification lhe
young minister Jtad never -experienced. 1 ceeoingty pieasea who my visit, ana nigiiiy -The
Biskop kindly admonished hi inland I gratified at the attentions paid us fi-
warned hnn of the great necessity there!
was of bis adorning the doctrines of Christ;,
bv '-fidjevuyiit(n ! iicerejy ad humbly.
GeSu'ly but eariiesiTy rireV"aVceTr irj
him back from his watuhiing heart, and di-
reefhim to trust ttaore in God arid less in
his own strength,, s
In the morning the'Bishop prayed with
him, long andferyently belbre he left the
chamber and wM glad to see his heart
melted into contrition. Soon after the liis-t
p defended, id was met by the heads of
me family with 3j thousand sincere apiAi-
ies. He mildlylsilenced them, and asked .' ohair.and ma-lea full Report of all tb pr4
to have his burse brought out. The -horse r.i;T0 f ti,o P,it.t rii.. k J
was ai-cordiugyly soon in readiness, and
tbe Bishop, taking up his saddlebags, was
preparing ;to uepart.
; But surely, Rishop, urged the distres
sed matron, you will not thus leave us ?'
Wait a few tijinutes breakfast is on the
table.' , .
4 No, Sister L -, I cannot take break
fast .'.ere, You Uiu, not consider a poor.
toil w.irn traveller, worthy of a meal and
voor Bishop has 110 cht'ud but such as hu-
niantty !ires
And t ins he departed, Icavingtbe fsmi-
!y an I. minister in conlusion " and sorrow
row,
He did not act thus, for re ciitment, for
iuch an emotion diil not raise in his heart,
but lie desired to jeach them a lesson such
as they would not easily ;(orgct
Six months from this time the Ohio An-
On the first day of the assembling of the
nuni omerence mei ai vt.iciutia.,, am, p,a, Rnck in October Letters from, Ma
young minister was to present himself for jor McNeil and Captain Williams were
ordination as a Deacon; and Bishop George Jread, gifinff gnxfyinz infor.nadon W.tho
was tobe the presiding Bishop. , meeting as to the character of the route.
CoHierence.oorm'.nistHi heart sank wohm him j,is delerrnination 10 proceed immediately
as he saw h . venerable Bjahop t0 vl'sit theseveral sfrveyinrtiartiesrith . .
JSaerreat was his grief aodagitatioa that be was w V " , , " . . n 61 iJL
Zl ooliged to leVe the ruo- That evening, a; vie w to obtaining theeesary
as the Bishop was seated alone in his chamber, formation on ihesiibject of the ioad, and
the' ttev.''Mr;--wa$ antiittnced; and be-er; Ao advance the work9 hyalleans in his
quested to be showi up. ! t ' : 00 weriand -Ci'AJr1,8'
SHe grasped the yoUg man by the band with a hVneces.be '"VKls.
c.rdiLy'which M not expect; lb, he made
carelal eraines, aad Vtbar since they had cl3lon il ;
pendWhereuPon.itwastrnantmou?
was before self-sufficiect arid wdrldl? :minded JlegolvedThzi the - followiug cen;fe
As; a faiher would have received a disobedient men, or such of them as may be able to
bnt lepentant child.lso did this good matt receive attVDdi be appointed Proxies fer.te.Cbar-
their tears together; bile the j oon preache
At tbe session ne was oraameo,
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nd"he-isoowMeuMQeiiiMiF
t! e Ohio Conference
JWunxunx 4 wuer.
THE lNDEPENpENCElN:TUEJBALi
ij Extract of a letter from an officer on board
- the U. S. Ship Independence, to a gen
" tleman in this city. rf
i 'U.S.' ISDEFEXDWfCE - '
Cronstadt, Aug. 5, 18S7. f --
'This day week we anchored in this
place, and al abont r Vclrnk of the day,
the Emperor of BusiI visited the s.np
tnog , it U his Miuistcrs, among whom
wa3the disunguiihcd dipiosatkt, Count
iTia
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tlesselrodC : It.wM fcj3 wish to bat ti,7,,i V
and left the shin without hsin rr-rt,;;,;.i
lJt, tn this be a; disappointed; for it wia
soon whispered a-Doog: the crow, that tLo
ivnperorjMicuoLA was on board; aad, m
deed, u reqMtred but little penetration to
discavef in the crowd the raaa-who ti con
sidered the best looking personage in all hij
MW.UIUIUK3. un nis leaving our fshit. wo
manned the y aids,' ran ihe Russian flig to '
tar mainmast head, and saluted him. wttij . .
twgw,.wbichrifas.iotnediatcly re- :
turned by the same nainber, by one of h
frigatesi lie (the Emperor) cacsing the AtnrN
tcac flig to be bouted. j his mast hean
honor, it is said, never kefore paid to any
loieign nation. . - ,
Sho ncxl b' fafonte Rteamer 'cme
downY and conveyed the Ccmmodouc and
Mrl Dallas to Ptterhoff, his snmmer tesi-
denc Last MondayveningAnotbcr boat,
of thejEmperor's came down, ndl took a
number of . Officer viacliidihs myself, to tho ;
Palace. Onoor landing fir , no the boat. wo.
found JheTEraperorfs Carnages, with tplen-"
did horses, wattinlfori. uSft'wtttia'GeneraL 1
one of the EmperorV iiids. 'to 'conduct. os. - ;
XVe m-ere taken round t he Grdt ns and then
to tbe i Opera JerH we aW;Ube' Emperor, -th
Empress, and theirl'daugbler, Abe Vrarid
Duteliess. ; Tbe day following, one tH the .
oaa cveK;se?n, wnere, !itj was - said, : there
Wfre,morjttfiajitbfeehu on -
the stagu at the same time forty of thetn
JTemale iHrtcers, not inferior in my opiniong
ta Madame Celeste. -'A '
I A took tne three hours' and a ; half toy
walk through the winter palace, and four to
go through the armoryjThf iSUer place"-
otiiains, iwo aunureui inoufana stand ol
"ahhJn perfect order besides all tW elan- .
riW!l&ken from the Turks. I saw several I
1 P cnar,ol tne cresses-worn
bJ the Emperors and Emitresses. from the
Ucne of Catharine and.PETiR tbe Great,
tlown to the present day. I visited some of
,he mosl P,eodJ churches, perhaps in iho'
I world.
j H hilst we remained at St Petersburg,
one or the Errf,eror's aids accotnpinie'd tis
eyeryhere. & fcxtrnded to us every civility
I and. attention io Ins power. It would have
taken tne several months to have indulged my
I curiosity. I need not add, that I was ex-
k Jiat.lnltlhzencer.
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From the Chartitfotj Mercury, , .
IjXJX) t VlLTLBj-tiUT CJH it A II etlimri--
V ,1 LESTON RAID ROAD. !"
I a, i nnmnrnn mf!'nArih r.h';Ut'
QnKft,pr HaU in tin. Pitv Un
tnv iaA. fnr the nurnose of onointin
pr0is represent theafaTtfik geheril
meeting of the Stockholders to be hd.l nr
number next, fieneral Ilavneth; P;L
Jent ofUhemoahr. wis-calledi ift.
Enffineers. since; the laitUiieeth gf ji
Company, From the report iOpr :ir ;
that as soon.. as practicable ifu f (be aj 21 -
ment of that meeting at Kuoxvillelin j
uary last, Captain Williams, - theTA'sf oci,i?e .
Engineer, and Major McNeill, theChier
Engineer, entered vigormisly up-on the du
ties assigned to them respectively - That
Brigade of Engineers, romno3d of scien-'
tific and experienced offiers,,with stiitable . .
assistants, had been engaged, and-were ac -
lively engaged th making the ne.ce.s try
irvey (wwiw.ii.. u.u.Uu,Bf . ;
,n I,,S 'aie " uexiugiua, m joiuuvKy,
and. it appeared from, the latest Be5ort that
these duties had been very successfully per
formed, and that there was every reason to
believe that ill the necessary informs thai
cou hi bo obtained nd a atisfactory Report
submitted to the meeting to Je held at
I Thg pre9ident concluded by announcin;
r, npie antl upa ners be left at ihe
littomntt Printing OfScei, vt0L which, toe
1 ,V. " - - ir t- ...aitcr'invot
I c,:t, utJAM .anoMlftf h earnestly invited
; ,
to call and attach their names.
- Thp fallowing is ht of the gentlemen
'00
an Hamilton. CU'Mera.ui;:ger,
Tiwr.a Lowndes Claries Bearing Dr.
Samuel II. Dickson,Isac E Holmes. Rich
ard Veadon. Jun a? d A S W I itiion
; K ROBERT Y. JIAYNE, President.
.E. II. Edward, Secretary.
, We learn that Simcel Jicdo, Ej Cath
fer of the Bank cf the United-States, has b er,
appoiuted ilia a-lnt of the Bank to r.sideja
LouJon.and Air. Copi:iituait, tr.e of tba
Ksisust c:.htcrs, cleeud hs ccr; , '
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