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SATUIlDAV,!OCTOBi:a 13, 183S.
. " -!-, ,1 ::: j' L l"t'
meet at Third vteektUowan county the
Instant.
Jf7ml 7tJ JU!r. J uii Buren ever done for iht
South ? TMa is a q2iiun, vrbich, we think
oohl ip come hume feftousIj to et ery man who
has the forming yiF hi? own uj.iaioii. Some thcie
r, wtioidJ lift 'Hdki the trtwible to eoqaire into
facts anl frm a ouoclusion fur themselres :
)fh fgaif ate const ratned fey necessity or jre
jndice logo with Xceiiain men against certain o
thr nin -ail feic aa llese, we care nu a
Vul addreins j IBiit of mch a are disjn-sed
to exercise the it.caiimabSf pritileje.M' thinkl'ist
far themselves, we agiin enq'iire what has Mr.
Van Uoreri done! iorij the J5u'Uh ? His fiiens,
the offi- holders J are . rfoclaiorog his deoti ;n
to tho South, j Bat teside promising as his vt?tu
if anjBUI aliTer bejtetidejed to him ablul
ishiag Slavery in ihL Dutrict of Colurcbis, We
f nothirtjri iikat entitles htm to the credit
odr friend.
know o
of bein n
abetted
has dune mute
one bc
TTthk r. ran 2?r-i,i-Vfe 'gjf & jut j mcnlt is the coasuoaaiiop cf a foul mtr
4tli pc, Mr JaaiAs Watson Webb'i ? prstoo j nago between tbc EttcctiVc and bw Office
of 'thearrest &c. at Bristcl, not became we Ucldera and the pahlic inoney. Indeed ,
gtreit iapIicit conCdcocc,Wbcf4U5Dit jfel iJacksob ba8j lashed us
going-ibe roondaas i ccrioaity of tbti ceo-j with wbips; Van Bdfei. Jtriff scourge; us
mi4t.' Wo are verr lotL tSobeherc 'that one with scorpions, provided ba can grasp the
w!k has teen bred a gcniUroco, anJ Vfco j pvr of Uu nation fbbicb Lis hands are
m hprA reftrted asi'a clevetielfow i now ootst retched. Who that oppojed Jack-
should bate ttted eo Iotr aid tiniiitVi a I eon (we candidly ask) 5ir now be assigned
part, as ta here feprtsentci; ' We, Whv! it ! oyer to Van Buren by anrpartyJeadeil
much more likely, that Mrl Va Baren e opposed Mm lor nif usurptuons. ana
taken in by aorasehyltxk creditor of tWctVg,Vao Buren as he, protraaf tf it i twalkitj0 in
and made tnc aladaiL wnnom inrxiHiog oi i.pw- Fa Uww . w ih ?a t4u. pnj
man cf integrity go ovef- to the camp of itbe
enemy, and become the papuzjo At a cor
rupt administration. jrf j ; l' j
thef effect. At any rate, we mnst httr ibe
ti -i --i . . ii -- i-iL r Hi .t:
tcn-
" Phnccs1' eide of the etory before we
demn him.
I 5
VerjJerr thai ttre RiebauroJ CiHBIer
speaka ofjthe Rickmond Krquirer as B4lcg
inthe front rnk of Conservatism ' It P njfU
ken, the Enquirer, wme time since,' If iri4
dfetlneMH positiou, and failed atnee thennftjh
hen keen duJoinif aboat in the rear ran kM k.o
co rocJism.Mfex. Goaf . "r . Hi
i.On.tbeeveriinA if the 3rd instant, a !Mtfsier
W1LKJ
4 dis
IniWfjb c - br fuzbo- i
;qTfact .muddy:..
vllpBieiakear "Colts that
iyyiiiO::entcev $50 for-
L'-.l -1 i j'rtl . u . : . l
fcTifif 1 1
Vi Carba bJ'Jacksonuf
fe&fima'nii!;: - ;' !v-, 2 dis
iBi&ixters by VTi-I
i!ehlt)iof fiVesi wood V dam, 3 dis
MllM I -v '
'tS4 $fel-Pro prie tor's Parse, two
Jt!ypii-f "!? jvi-. ' -;
tmyWji mty of Sally Eu
I 1
1 Sfrripvjctr ift Canary hy ;
ts J!(rm'al b Crab. 4; years
tM.plceirIt!ahii':fby;!Specu- 4
Mflllll 2 dr.
fcpe,iJam byi Hal, ,4 years.
(l)rin0hirV yCiiarteaf " 3 3
almifO'ftlMMiifari- years
MckeU'a ;c f by Eclipse,
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ill.
m
it
'r. I' -:'r
4-57; :r
imnAY.
7 dr.
ral)urse, three mile jieats
On r the other hand, he h
; ibe mere admission of which,
to loosen the bonus of lUH Union
. : . I . ?
than any thatefer was agitated in Congress.
He rot'ed fbf re-jlut&roala the Senate v New
York, that Congress oaght not to admit Missouri
intojhe Union; iiriless sh4 would introd ace into
her constitution a clause forbidding slavery wtth
in her borders, p ile pikeivise w role a pamphlet
in favor of Hufus Kind's efectiorv to the Senate
of the United Sbtesj expressly that lie mijht
carry the weight of; jhis $urpassioj intellect to
Dear in lavor oiiini meaare. invewe ion;oi
ten the tremendous exertions of this Northern
Giant on this subject!? Have we forgotten how
the slave-holders trembled for their rights, and
how the patriot Itremljded for the constitution ?
Have we forgolfen tbc ' prottacttd night ses
sionsthe speeches against time the. nerqe
personalities ao all the evil boding circumstan
ces of those times ? jlfave we forgotten, how
Henry Clay in ihis ojomenl of nur peril stood by
us and did battle in oqr cause like a good man
and true? How he finally triumphed-when alt
seemed lost Whajis air. Van Boron's pro
mised veto 8jaiBst all this. , oball he be called
a man with jhiitithern principles who has done
litis because lie tins promised differently. Veri
ly, there are soirie "whlo know him well, tliat say
his political promises 4 are tththj made and
lightly brokeji J iThcy tell! us how he jinimied
jthe Souther! members 9f Congress to go wth
lobklng -woaia catling Let sel SoronrM
said she was from Iredell County, TciibH to
the Jio'oiejof Cot. . D Anslto 10 mieJIVist
ofj-ljis. plice a.fcd asl permission to j st ! kll
(iighr,! Wrlieh ras yillicgly granted fce 1 itrijl
neji mmling thtt partaking ofj tbft -bflj4 Vl
of trjje family, he departed, taking
drew beio:gini ito-Mrs. Austin which tti4 follid
ibitilfiroQla' where sbe bs4 . elejt.--0a;Jt5ji;
last IhVltliu'! ori Mrs. Pead!. Miififo!f
thsTow -r; with' the dress for. I lie ttpur posql jwrf
ing ft iifed--MVs. P. immeJiaiely rtchfd"
it, ad her ihai the coeld nit have; ijpy
cniif the Cast of the1 week she Lowrever. jcaUed
oniToesday, whfen Mrs.P. told aer plainjlyil iftat
the dfc?4 wat j Mrsi Austin'sJ'and .wity fjk
shvo & (4 have iL WhreHponv MisaUJljrt
toy wuCU name .r,p cai:eu iirisir neie.j ursuw
tracts, and has not since oeen neatd ox '-t-pne ;,is
tall, frery ibin and sallow compacted, appHfri to
bs .between SO and 40 years, of-ige, apd qit5?
to some lolistruciion or disease in the ficef jfefks
ui a wbtntpg voide.- : j .
them in deMuii
lJitg : k New York5 F
jvhei tfttM, : darn Virjginian, r iFederaltsts agaiti
NPlll " " ' 1 : 1 t-. he'is all at
rnano3uvred to get ia. & high protection for Nor
thern sheep owners ind distillers under a pre
jlence that he was making: the measure odiods,
jaod how he (feaijirtg iflcCteSl his purpte) w htr-
eu about ana voiea lor inai most neiarious mea
sure! . Here wej have not only a prwif of low
Jlittle is to beexpecttid from his promises when
they conflict with hjs interest, but we have a
further-answer to : ihje question with which we
set out, " .What has Mr. Van Buren done for
Ithe Sooth ''Wnkwir. HeSr;ted for the Ta
riff ofI8-2S. ! He voted agiiitist Mr. Monroe, the
pouthern cardiditefor the Presidency, in favur
Federalist, j He voted with the
against the, war;: and yet by prvmis-
i P,
i . 1!
j G ENTILITEJL J'Nt SM A LXJi H
- . . i t : -ill!
i A very graphic picture ft that delectable
portion of, tbe world's 'crinients in wlJrse
elements are mingled vulgarity and sloth
striving wilhall, to keep u 1 appear a oce f
asort of half way j 'respectability,; is
in the Yeilowplusb Correspondence from
an original furntsbed by thi houst hold di
vinities of Mr and Mr-Shu d ,. i i 1 1: .
j They ' bad ajsix-roorned-i-n t counting
kitcbin. and sculry-and nhm twelve 4auh
tifrs in all, wh'zz : four Ajiss Buck mas
ters, one JMissSb urn, Mary'by name, Shuloji
daughter, uid seven others wba jsbiU jbs
tircicsa. ' Before jibe hooso wis a! l:t!e
garden where tfc$. washtii f ibe fatmjjl.tlas
always hanging. There was so' many? of
l hem that it was chilled tV be done by rr
jlars Tliere was six tatls elnd a stocking
on each, and four small goosljry bushes, M
Wva covered witbsomo bt i lining or olh
M?' Ue grfeai and sUltery Idodlingj girls
Was always on the stairs poking about with
nasty flower-pots,'-a ;cookiug something, Jor
bprawhn in tho window seats with greasy
curfed papers, . reading greasy
'4 t ORiTHB UaROLIA,.V ATCH3IASH II
s- -i--i4 , . hi . hfiTl: :
The Van Buren men who have 6rniness
' . . J . : i ; :i lit ;Sll.
enough td avow themselves, as well as Ithdse
in dtsgutse seem delighted, from a paragraph
in a northern oaner. that there is Itkelv to
be some flivisim in the Whig; ranks, M !ip
latipb to the next Presidency. Tbeii jjy
I'll ' ' ' - l ;it ! . It
will be of! short duration, for ;tbey rtlaii rest
assured that the great end jrowing llepub
lican party of tiia country will not ajla' fltr
self Id befsplit to nieces, bocanse of ji ipus-
, : i . " :! - 'I i
?J 1 'E : rii lijij V..
papoT rpfzuiaiion.: , i upy arw rfsoivp iu
let no mthor consideration divide thein in
their unflinching efforts to redeem the coun.
i ,.: t .71 '. - - : 1 s l
irya Jicpntderatermcn are appealed to,
j.iLii,L.!.i.::,ji J'tiJiJ
:uiu jvuipiiaiicaiiy cuncu vu iu coaio lorui',
aniijby bb'e. mighty, and patriotic effuit;tel
cue Jpijrjllafipyjrronslilution from thedffipl
andjiyratjical hands of 'Matiinj-' VatijBjirli
and bis confederates and bis army of !of!ice
' -i v ' i- Ifil If
hfildeis and office serkers , All considerate
men arc asked in. candour, to say if they Jo
notlitj th(? retirement from the bustle f t ie
I . i i - - . .. Hit -i's :
world, see and feel that thei pro?petiitk!if
, i - ; i . . - . . ft an ,ilf
novels; -An
infernal pianni was jingling from morning
till nigit. Two eldest Alias! Buckmaster
Bjttle of Praff.,,!six vounfrest ALis rhnmt
kh i m? cctlage,,, And 1 1 cursed the day
when In my cotuge" was rote j Toe
younger(girls too were always bouncing abd
thumping about the house, With lorn pinny-
with sinelar soecss. . For i lexers and other
books forctfttnuog roonas, u is particularly oaefal
as in waul oi ine leal may be vrruten oa no
thread being rd. Bocks buond in this Way
are said t be so strong that a leaf canaot be' dis
placed, except by taitia? or tearia it. &Jeny
of the Backs are adopting- the lajprovemedt.
! ANNIHILATION I3IMPOSSlBLlk
i It is now ascertained, and is capsble of
the clearest nroofi that the simnleele
oi wnicn an suftscaLC3 is compaseil, cannot,
by any cnnceirable meansL be destroyed.
ri. i" j j ' . "i- ... ; -4:
;. ucy uay inuerUj oe SO CRangCU 33 lO pre
tent not the4eaitsemblarice to their pre
vious firms they may be so tain -rled with
other bodies that Iheirfieistitv cannot be
Jraced f they oti be dissipated into inyis
tb!e raoor. and be apuarcntlr annihilated :
bet we learn from the science of 'ebeat
fry, that in every Ishape thesarae elements
remain inexiipVuhable; and unalteredl.
The phenomenaviof solulio fjords sums
of the m oft obvious illustrations of cr'm-
I nlete cbats-e orbdiiced in bixJics withbut
iciisiuff tlieir annihilaUoni. -I
If a piece gfsiltcr. be immersed in dilu
ted nitric in a shoft time the stlr Will be
entirely dissolved Its hardues?, its Justr?f
its tenacity, its specific grsvitr, all the cha-
J racteristtcs which distinguUb U as a mm!
are goao. Its very form has anished, & the
hard, splendid, ponderous and opaque rriet
al. whicli few minutes befuro was tjiIera
ekl in the mixture, is apparently annihilated
The liquid, botvev'er remains as limpid as
before, presents no difference in appear
arce to indicate i change. , .What, then,
l&s become of be solid piece of stiver
which was placed in thei liquid ?-must We
eoncludi that it is( annibiiated ! Put soine
p)eccs otj copper iiito .the solution and the
silver will reappear, and fall to the btKtiu
ujT the -glass in 'small brilliant metallic
crystals Though solution is! one of the
simplest prcccescsof nature, tjie limited fa-
r L . V ; . 'f
cyuius o man win uoi pcrinu mm to cota
ptehend ibe mode jin which it- operates.
There is not one phenomenon cf nature
that the inind:if nwn xin fully comprehend
and alter pursuing the enquiry as far as the
mental capacity will admit, he is sfiU; oblig
ed to confess that there is an operating pow
er bejond the reach of bis comprehension. - I
- -. ; JJakewell.
Col!c2
KOTICB
IS hereby given thsU apjicatiort; will ie t:
to ibe enaratng staat.1 b General A;
bly of the State of Ntsrth Ltndma, Ur CL
to locorpuraie iuo 4inroj u iue uiti.
i i . II . . .1 - . .. 1 -
See. of the bard of Tr .
,Oct. 13,1533 iff-; ! !
"IT! EMAiNING in! th Post Otiee in b :
Xl vi!l-. lrull Coooty; N.C. on the
Ujttter 1533.1
ByeraSmitbi
Brasure Henry
a -h i ----c
Corry J4 W
Cavio jars
Cavio airs Sarah
CalJweli Jos P
CameU Mr Rirhell
Cainsiks A
Dfj rnelt Mont
Ad f
fores, and large piecer of bread
I never seojsurh a house'
and treacle
;i A few months ago Mr Branch was calling
txpon the Whigs to unite in putting down
(fje administration. The? Jinve united! in
putting hbn dowa, Jialgigh iUgisUrj j
This just retribution reminds us of tbe
boy's emphasis in reading a verse in the Old
Testament And be spake ia jbis sonst
say 1 02 saddle me the ass, f And they sad
died t?v-rPrenfice. l i f
DKATI1 BY LIGHTNING. ( I
' " . . . ; i :
I Mrs. Betsey Mosf, consort of .Vr Reu
ben .l oss, ot this city, was killed by light
ning, on Sunday morning lastj She ws
lin bed with her husband and infant child,
both of whom escaped withcit feeliag the
shock. So free was Mr. M from the; ef
fects of the li-jhtnina, that lie (or sotno time
beiieved that Mrs ?lo3 w.Vs only alarmed
by the thunder. Her detlt ws almost in
stantaneous; no signs of fbm pparuig
except a purple mask oil!; the neck add
shoulder. Standard.. 1 i ! 1
our common country Ir s been hit
. i - . r j . i
prostrated, Sf almost nnnilul ilud by the mea-
sures ci Anorew vacKson ano atartirhYEn
Buren. i Has not the currency been ruirjed
already by experiment? ? liaid we. not 1
ii as jonceoecoirie: a gnoo -iuu.orii
Democrat, lie nrofented ithe scheme of 'the
4ll?4f ?if!!i,itff T"-, U - I safe'tf:.fttnd WsteVinlNew'lYiirk. and et bv
sMf tf ffl !EP - ;.Go-' 1 . Went for the prociamahon and the force bilk and
a , -"ir- k i r "i r yet he is become a good frind. to the nuilifyers
tekffl ofMoucester'sMam. 4 dr Northern maicith Smhem principles!!!,
YmiliMmSC' : . ;r ' .' ' ! . :
SPff'vl- J'itelUgeneer. v A'Sysieni:-S.. lsier. Postmaster atfAisegc'. Alir
llf$?T:pALL-UAGES; I ehigao;:lately;irsArrel the content of a Mr
'Mmi WW-'-i - ter which had ei4tii his office iroai its place of
rf T " i vlV en- I aeposue.jo me vatuii,ani sales oi ins own iret-
'-llwflN'. stained; as ;fol- 1 8Ury,and beio HcicieJ id -iU fast, ffsve.his
LSiit-J !.- r i ' - : ?-.- - - I i' - ... l f -h : --
V illi llfli f f li ! t I own prsmise to py in lieu of li e money.
1
?SM b.-clbyToo-
3 3 3
IM ' fit-. Ifp? vmi , -iv-. -V .
L f AT M--4 -Ti cr oy inz- v . v
WOr i..f1f.UT .V TV, -, -r-"
rtM-m--m,m -: 4 4 4
1 a . -ii? iS-iJ . - jT" . . r
premise to py in lieu 01 li e money
Another Abr!!ibaml Jarvts, a Van' Baren Post
master at Harlsgrovej N. J., a noisy loco foco,
knd carried off all the money
. . I Iatelv ran awav
longing to nis tmce.
MAltP7.ra?,1T"- '. ed bts office, and lis about returning' to En
j lW Bl B'r because bis condliet lo;wards the uufortunat
h iilfSlf f$-P1 : ' ;' '. ' '. engaged' in the laie rebtllion, hns been dia
W ursOOtwo ; mW IfJtto h9 Gran&t ii home. -
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LORD DUIIHAM.
The dsshiny Governor of Canada, has resign
ed bis office, andjis about returning to England,
uufortunato meo
pprov
ed 01 oy nis uoTiorame
. -- : ' " !LL
the grcatj lr:sh agitator, seems
paias tdrenVer himself odious
Sta'as oif America. In a late
iii--- -
itioti meeting in Engiwd, be
. I . ; 1 t . .: .
uaai I Wcause he was from Alabama ana a slave own
1 .- t . 1 . 1 . ii j . 1
er. This gentleman in a1 reply to this gratui
tous elor upon our country, contradicts that part
If fi 1 SHylock; 5 ': ' 1 ''0'CoilHELX.jthf B
:r'WilW-mm'-&: ;;'i- l:;;-i :i .to be taking frreii pai
if Jlm;air 6nes,v; ..; - - o the Southern StaM
Ij'W NianiU Hal I t i . '" speech at an, aboUtim
V f liPr-rT'H ' '; . lJ -. it ;2:dis ; basted that he had 're fasi to introduce an Ams
iIWII : c J-libn A v f lican into the Hall of jihesllaasc of Commons
!, j Htr Zddroupjtf dam
itp ft Xm '4 r
i iV.'nta t . I' f I ous """i U' umi iwiuiii wuihuivib ,H.
f:.;1i'.-V- v;vi -U- . . - i&ea him forianordet fr admissions-He says
t.il:i!IriSirn hjv i- : ' that it was the Door keener that made 'Ibe ' ap-
Sf fffe $700 -Ji mile ie&i ' "1
i ..!srie'.'4 : It if ' I ?. .-- . i i 1 .u:' 1.4., a institution ic KnwirtiOfT
Sl?Mhh m P.d'vS r.rppn. hv most brutal . Ve bate heard it said that many
i;fHcl!t?u!iv PUt,mM wJ n of his countivmea in America have been to the
UtfM'itt bv I nabit of contributing toliwhat is cal hd the O'Cen)-
bHMWjteM:-'. nail food kW the rMtV ;y
I.-' J-S?i--?0;VBfli.1i-4.1lr.T--'-. .ii.' I L: ii ! '-.1 L1 .... kirn an.
ifv.jTi"X r48,,y .Won oy tSOSton, J insnman id luiscouniry wn pi
Sf-'EiKl ShiJirii. ! ...1st 1 1 " -,- -.! '
ie j omer cent, may
! main. :
besj currency the world ever beheld untji l
mad imtjuton ot a Jackson i a V m lijjiui
i . .if! r- - H -si I J I
struck it down by their experiments? Hcjs ;ho'
ihejcommerce of the country be?n ciiJoUsd.
-I -; - i i -
docs not every honestfarmer of thecdnU
try,?fol:the weight that pi esses him lon
m TI. . I 1 . I.l'i ill
iu caiui. i lit; Lititiu iuuiji uriil oIVst
ourjholy religion, when the .: wicked ljher
rule, p Van Buren stands pledged to walk
in the footsteps ot Jackson, and is he j not
doipwso Iwilh a vengeance ? iackon&hii'
retUed in prostrating ovt ry branch!- q.
Gofcinment at bib feet, except the 4
ciary, whach he dishonourec?' l)y a jciiHIp
disgrace!!
fiil and
inrornptteut mcu to
i
seats
:l . :
ork the btlnch. i Van Buren seeks by endtb
er expedient in addition to all thoe used
by his predecessor to ride in iriumUvjoyjef
thej r!ghtr of the people, and perpetuat jipst
power. iYes,feUow citizens lie continues
MAUREID
r.
In Lincoln county, on the 20th tilt., &
JJ M. FQRNEY, io Miss SARAH C. dauah
ler of Mr Jacob Fulenwidcr. i
tin Rockingham county, C, on 23d
ultimovMrs. MAHY- B. WA IT, aged 57
years, coneort of (Jul. James VVitt.
Commci'cial Sicca rU.
Ma iior Gfufge b
' -; ,- V
Forsyth John
u r - g
Gillxer Iewia
Graham James i '
Grave Jcsarf
II t
Hoggins Mrs Kniil
Harden Gabriel i ill-
Huis Satnuvl
Holmes Jacb
HicU Henry ;
Hfee John
.i - j - ri
JuUnd WiIlKrri !
J a.'b m isa Durcas
J ey Samuel
Kcstler Jwhn
Lowery wiss fariLenii
i-ync.n j a v. ,
Luag.uiss Ctroline I
Moore Samuel
THO
Jarr.r
Mitchell "S
M ;rrin .sirj Si..-::
McKca lhao
- N
Naples David
! : . ! P.
rh rr Ifa .iy N il
Pjne-.TL.is or his V.
tvarson. J II
Sirocd Thoi2s
Siuin Ja4u-s
Speck IHiiit'l
jSMnn JoiepU
harpe J m
tflver.v.n WiaJr
ilmn John
tiwion'ifdnry
Siamoum Miss C M
'hofrd & Turner :
UlJfurJ S!limu.i
i:i'l'vi.T.:
rTemplatcja Ju!.nt
rhomar Jamca I!
Tucket Eiij-h
VViHsMatthew
Wbitlock Williiu
Warren, liubi or II.
Winds. ,'Uennet
Ward WilHam
Walker IVederirk
Wi'soD. -Wninm '
. M YOUNG P. M
4 The New Vork American of Monday
fist.alier staling thai tfen Grerit Wjsie'n 8iea4
er was due at that jtrt in the otrsninj prece
ding, ssys : Such is alreadthe conftdenee In
this mode of crossu; the , Atlantic thut distap
point ment was actmdly felt t'lal the tray furer
on a track rf three lhr-d miLs did not
rioe, ftit a railroad coir va a $iori road, at tile
precise htur." - I ;i j M l
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i !'!- . ;
i f j..imcs D'an,stae fd river on the
route from Wythe C. H.HqJ Nortrj Carol i-
!ia, wss convicted at ihe;lfte term of the
US Court he f at Wythe Cotirtlior.bef rob
bing the mail, an-l seotehrifd tuAt.n ytjrars
imprisonment in the Penitentiary, in jthe
District cf Columbia. Staiuitoa Sped a
fev. ; ' " S
i p AMBLING ON A LKGE SCALE. J
.A letter from Dablin.in the Lon.lou Times1,
says that rumor were current1 to the elf
fact' that an Insb p?er, wholsuccepdefl,;d
the death ot his father, to an estate of
JLy I L,UU() a year, ana, nearivj Jiuu,yuut in
to Urge Qongress to arm him with the: er-
i ' i ! j h tf i jj i i ?
nrafpower over the "revenue and purstilof
. it l'- . i iiMlii-r
the, nation ; to celebrate a marriage ltwttii
bittji and fhe peopleV money, th ofderjO
he jiay Iwve a Ghat Government
uudei bis; controui, and tinder tnat ipj hVt?
dependants. 'Hard monry, fellow citizens
your mnst; pay unto this monster oL i iGfiv
emnient jBank, and who is to get -:iljfr.ij;.
tbeiice pray ? The Itopest'- Tajtncr'ijr
ccuptry ? j No ! The joffitce, holders, e n!-
1
yrJi-J-H fumls. had Inst every!; shilling orel
vHich be. had -conirol by gaming, even I ti
hi4 soll-interFst in his ccgiiin rent entailed
eitate Two other members of the peer?
ige arc said to havb titl t'.ie plucking ot
;iis f?t pigeon. From, some hints thrown
out in the letter, we infer tin . the Irish
peer" is no other than jLordf I 'owrrbcourt,
who was in this city not rnfuy1 years ago,
and who so grievously disappointed somq
of lour lelie?, it is aid by afif-rwards loiir
ryihi a daughttr of the Earl , of Hudcn
Jri 1 Com. Advertiser.
1 AltniVBD'.
Sept. 27, Henrietta S. B. Company's
itgntcr nelson, with JJry Goods, &c. for
sundry merchants p Fayelteville ; and for
T Falls and Stockton &. lluggiqs of tbe in
terior. ' 1 :" I :
i Typograjiltieil Issocmtion.
rt H E ondersigned, j Officers of ; the Nat i r i 1
JJ.. Typographical Aiiso-tatioo, r compoiin,' n
Board of Control," at the earnest solicitauom.f :
number of Delegates; hd Societies for;ninys . '
Association, hap e. after maty re deliberation, r. -solved
on a postponement of the next lucttu ;:,
and hereby givle this! --l" S '
PUiiLIOTICE,1.
To the di(Terent! Societies of Printer 3
attached to said Association as well as these de
sirous of connecting tberaselres thereto, that tl. )
next meeting of the jNational Typographical
Association, will be held in the '
i ,i " !.:ii -. I., i... i " ' t - : ' - i
City of FUtsburgt Icmisy!i
vatuftm
O.V THE FIRST MONDAY , OF Ki:P-
1839,
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at which time and place, it ia fondly expected
me ivr(uouia,i,c iuiu me cmercnt 2oc;etitii
will attend. i -J., ' !" :: ; : .' .;. . . - :
A . I. W- J AcxTox, BaltfriioreV President , 1
Wm. WrLLlfcoTO) PbiJadelpha,?rc Srs.'y.
JAS.CLtFHjiK.Vis!itngton city, 7 easy fa.
Chas. A. Davis. NJ Ym Correnwndin? Sea
BOARD OF CON'I UOL I
SALISBURY FEMALE
Also, pet. 1, Steamer Honrictti, Capt.
Rush, with boats Only Son and Mtssenger
in tow, with Goods, for sundry merchants
in-Fayettevillc; and for A ll Marsh and T
f Ifake tf tbe interior. !
1 DEPARTED. V
Sept. 29, boat Nelson, with Cotton Yarn,
lor U P Mallctt. . -
SHU wlJ3 IVS,
Port of Wilmington.
" rig Adeline, Vard from New York.
5ept. 25th, schodner Undaunted, Jackson.
11 tu- new 1 uta.. , i'
nirrciiioBT
hance their salaries, and enable thW ttd
ter.jl Suppose a War takes place, "and Iflat
nation is exempt from the caiamit.
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A Pretty Good Blunder We pave!
tdj a young compositor for ccAjm, a short
account of a duel in Partsj between twd
grisettts, which mean sbopfcirl Ci-nlt ttiei
I ybung man translated tbe word intd
r- tn- nm. : . t- . H. ii. -i 3 : J
z. iiie misi3Re is perject'y nat'iral
,fir a gazella is the most beautiful crelnurf,
oh four leg3, as a pretty girl is Ion to1.
1 V l'huadeJpjiitl Ledger.
must be levied of the neonle . tr not ,
iu7 fiiaiu iuuijj wm u wrung xrom
and of the tax gsiben
raise it; your ptoperty
you cannot
sacrificed
i be re-ftippei. Tbere to re-
INFLUENCE OF THE MOON ON TIM-
I BER.
If a tree be cut doim at foil jnoon, it wijl im
mpdutely split a ?f torn ; asscri(f r, jy Ibe iuHa
ence cf external force the timr.er; i
1 jM sackeJ njicti earlier by the ri, than if ajltii
.lyp.H lo em' u another period th iuoois
"ffHi'ilae. j Frees then. WL i..LA.t i
e l ptdtaorable ptiro.. shbafr! b!eot ont do
ring ibe first and last qaarteh of the moon.
Fpr the sap rises to the iop ol the irta at fall
moon, and fall with is cWreasJ. ! .' M
.ess, if- - . . ; :-i
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propose as a further cxpell
a. "Is . --a '1ja-.a . .r
me ijrsni, nana oi tne t&x gst&erer, aiid i
xs 10 t
Van Buren and bin trt i7nW r ' .L:U 1
popular sjapg, andi catch-words to deiuc&l
and rover their vilej designs.! Divorctjo BPKBINDING WVIH iNfjfA RUB-
Bant andjs ate isjtbe cry, whfn the M
acasores
SHOE m9bWC.
1THJ3 STJSOnXBEIlS
HAVE Cnrnmenced n the abive business at
their TAS-YARD, immediately opposiie
the old Jail. T hey lb? ve employed good worli-
iirif, iiu wiiu uinenaisoi ine ursi cpiHiuy, are
enabled to furnish the best kind of wotk, at shot i
notice. On hand a quantity of ready made
boots & shoe.:
rfcr JEGItO SHOES OF THE
MUSI' QUALITY, X
I Cfieap hu the quaiitity. Also for Sale
v J LEATHER,
of every descrrpftnni , - j, .
BROWN & CHAMBERS.
Salisbury Oct; 131 IS3S Gw!2
NOTICE
'VST ILL be at the Curt Houe to Salts
f f bury, on Tnesday the 20th day; of No
vember next, onJer decree ot the Court cf Equi
ty for Rowan County,
jUf Tr att of W a tirf
belonging- ta the Heirs at Law of John Waif
ton dee'd containing?
290ARES,
BEGS leave; to inform her friends and the
public generally, that the exercises of thii
Institation will, by divine -pef mission, rccoia
mence on the lOth of October nxf.
Wivh the hope of rendering tie New FemaV
Academy of Salisbury, iwoTthy tha liberality f
i'ts'foupders, an4 of Nojlh Carolina, she has as
Rwiated.wiib bejrself, teachers, in whose laknts
and acquirements, as well vas difpofcitions and
principles, sba feels thejhighest confidence, and
ttius she is enabled to recommend them to th
patronage of a 4iscerni,iig'public,1afad to ergag
io her own naru and tneis, that every measu
shall be pursued, antf every exeribn otd,
which proa;ises la promote the mora), mental
and peisooal improvement of all who may be ru
trustd to their care. ibhe. believes the oc:i
inures puisued tn her Scju! Room happily cal
culated to form ibe femaW character for sis liens
of higb uspfolneSs in society i She appeals fur
living exsmphrf to themn'iitpJea of her tchlais
widely ncatteredover tlje Southern and Weter
States, who, fb tmst?,L wilTbrt io her Scbool, S
scflicier.t letter yf Rf ammendatiorr. I 4
The Literary' Deparimrnt will be order hf
own personal efcarge jtbe Ornamental coder
that of her niec Miss a a ah LocmaNvb, rf
New York. Miss Emma J. Baker is com
mitted ibe Dt partmeoi iuf MusicX The high
qualifications of iJliU yqiuig lady, as a teachr
on the Piano and Guita place berj among thii
most successful .teach1 rj of the present day. rVd
the Rev. S. Feontis,) whose character is ici
well established to pet recomtXieudation, andjj
whose superior talents i an ioilroctcr in the
French language (hjs'jiitive tonjfnJ are ex-:;
trnk'irelj kaown will cuifUSled tb daSS ID
French. ... ' ' K j i, v i - .
Excelleul board cab jbe obtained .r the To-:
nils, either it Col. LeroJy's with !bo, Teacher,!
or in other highly it-spec table families, wbere;
to prumota
every care will be taken
ptovemeot and comfort
Terms of Admission.
their itn I
5
FIRST i CLASS.
History, BotaryJ, Ariihuietic, Algebra, Mahe
uruirs.ireugrapny,. ine use oi ae uiuw s.
Airtrotinmy, uuemistry rtatural -philosophy,
Mental and Moral PbUoiwpby, llietvUc, Ij-tc.
Composition, &.ci&.c. ,r Sskn,j j $15 .50
SEicoWDi'iI.ASS. 'J: : '
7 Reading. Spel ting, Waiting, and Alitbraetic,
tic ( lower Roles)! witblblney's Gefraphy, per I
Sr-oa, ii - ;: -r tio so ;
EXTRA BANCHESi j
Latin, per Sessioo,. -f -. t. '. 1-; ; CO I
Freotb; do. V j - f V '; 10 00 J
Drawinz and Pirtting in Waier Colors, 8 CO 1
Wax Work. per. t0M4w; ' J- ;? - M 1 6 CO
Euibrmdeiiiig and Silk itjid Chenille,
per Cooise,
Uk '.
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Il Ii o
1 uua. ii
It is stated in the New YorlJ Sntl. thsi !
ji I usa for .book biucing that!. ci:y
. .1... v .-JTfsr i':i:i tc t. i
nthrs.on CnnfxOrrL- ..-'wi i .i.a Wit. Lamp-Ma. and W orated Y ork, do
dowet. A credit of twelve mrtaths wnl be .lH Music on Piano oHGdtairji per Sesaboi
I Iweif ; and bon1 whh (good security for tjhVpuri
chase nt-ney, rtafred m !bdaT -t JJ
AMUSf.lLLIMAN, c u c.
Oil 13, 1836 Cwl2
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
5 CO
5 CO S
25 CO j
Sbolars will be charged from ib trse of eo-
t-rin?, but no deduction llibade for abbenee, ex-
cept ia cae of protracted aickness. j
N. B. Pareou and Gcardians are reipeetfol-' ?
ly irqnekted. to specify -irfcat Church, tby vub :. '
their children totrni.t .
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