North Carolina Newspapers

' u.-- 1 .- :- - a- -v'-.-'- , ' i i 4W ctW A N 'I : T pTea f ipr be I) : 1 'inrtipavrtcCrjinU it f!L ihS&d "f1e j ear; i-n;ii( all ajrarJ!rrs ire oaid. . ; - . IF ADYERTJ31KG. I - . . ; . i. tir'rlr ?ff'arp ff ilie firstlosenion and 'b!Vli.4fJ Ptr,cent will be mae to irr,isTmprs 1 bft continued uoul i!in4e!'H ijt;or?in,r-.i,p,?H ordef l,fVHn!",bpr.vf "raw. t'. fVtieW B(dres3Pd ; lo the Editors musi ?Pd lo tf HiffT TIT" fbu.s8tiir, Deceiiibe'r 19. , - i t i a-'tif. 7 la 8 fern. a 7i feii 4:4 18' 25 35 IoIassc;: 40 a fiO ,140.1 Wails, f ' 7i a8 ml Pork, .. f . 'ft4l - - loaf, j 18 a 20 Salt, . ... J .$125 Tallow, 10 a 12i Tobacco,? ' 8 a 20 Tow-Linen, iGa 20 V(ie-at;rbiihV32i Whiskey, 45a 5o Wool, (clqan) i 40 2f (IheiM , Deeenobei 9t i 840. ; 0 j Sja :9 W12 bW5 -.-4pJa(j45 sa 100153 al (Si Nail? cut asso'f. 78 -I wrought 10 a 18 Oats bushel 33 a '40 Oil gal ! 75 a Si 4 lamjx' : 125 Iiosccd 1 10 a 1 25 Pork lOOlbs Kice:i00 bs .;4a 5 Sugar lb ; , . 8 a 12 Salt sack i j. $2 , 4 busli,V S'OO Steel Amer. 10 a 00 English ?, 14 mm I Ii2 j Tea impeV Sl $137 lofasjeil 40 a 50 1 -Vf German .12 a 14 X' t -1 1 are,! iiJP. 3cb fto a 50 S':.;4C(:f 45..- 'S;:iJM,to 12l?an34" mm-. ,16 i-22 3r : ;?ENDLBTON, . Jj,cB R UNER, oec lAaj the Government don not acquire too much pQirerJ ' Keep a check :llvpmall tjour;RuletiikDo lhisfrxr Librrtv is sAFE.r GeVl. Harrisooi -Tfp.;21V0LUME IX; t .. . 7 . I ' r S t V l-: . : ll li.' 1 T 7 . - if. Court of Pleai ind Qoarter" Seswgns Norenil befTerm. 1840. . ' " i ( Sophia Darreit, Rubt Barren 4- cihersj i Petilion for Dower; 'I T appearing lo We caliiftetioo of .uW- Coorf, a iu Hie .ucienuams nooeri- uarreii, uaTW Walk and Pfffjy Ma f!fr; William Coats and Millj bis uife, Anderson Carrett and Riebrrjond Darren, do not reside id this State : It fg there ore.- ordered . ibaif poblicatiorr be' made for txy 4 PROSPJKCTUS JVtstem Carolina Temperance Advdcnte A monthly paper devoted to ihe Temperance 'Be-j turro. published at AsbTilIejiS. U., anddit- 14 1 1 ield week, for ibe said defendants to appear before mmpracucaow lor.. Dini t be .reeuar the Justices of aor, Coort of Pleas and Qaartar iM'Be tD0 editorav lbooah he will cbee Sessions at the nettj Coort to be helc for djr03 ht influence utburwiseto promote iu coonlt at the Cboiit IHoose io I.piTnion on .lHieS terest i-the subscriber Vtherefore, proceeds io the'secood mondaylm February next, and Plad;v answer or demur w Ihe PlaiotitTi petitiod, or, ill win oe set lor, neano? exparie as to them, and Jodgment pro cotifesao entered ejratast, tbem!' 1 ; c: sTesf, iCHASV AlOCK. c c c! 1 vDec,4, 1840 CWl9 Printer's fee $5 50' 1 i nOROM tbe sobscrivcr on tbei JL' night ol theSuth of Sep tea ber 1840, a negro mas named . t ecember 9, 1 840. - : Molasses. i, SO a 35 Nails, cut, ? 64. a 7 Suoar brown, 9 a 12 Lump,X; 1 v16 tftaf,1fi 18 a 20 Salt. ' 75 a 00 ' Sack, '1. $21 a $2 Tobacco I ea f K4 1 a 5 Cotton baoj. 2ft a 25 Dale rope, i 8 a 105 Wheat " new " "; : 80 L Whiskey n SO a 85 Wool, . - 15 a 2 from thirty rive to forty yerra of age.. Davy is a tall black . fellow, vriih his froot teeth out Which negro 1 have' no doabt has been ; persua ded from me, as Ijhave good reason to1peIiye hef is harboured in Saltbory by certain ma o at; this time t tl wi(l jgive a reasonable4 rewaridj for tbe apprehensioo: and delivery of said rir grof in some safe Jail, iso! that I get bim, or for pnof: sufficient to eonvibt any person in legal proceed -!s ihgs of harbouring! 1 appoint diaries or having harbored said negro. S. Partee, of Concord, N. CL.i my lawful agent during my absence - from this. State.. . " - t Dee4, 1840tp - ROBT.UU1E. :, h-v... i- r ti OD in fs- TTTV Lt give 1 i ahnvft rpnpnt fnr .tliA'fTnJ irefy orWyyan DAVE, to rne in the op ffpaituf Hitbrbnd coanty:. or the secoring of aininy all sir tbaTTger'hira again. Dave beaded fruiri I roe on the 23rd ultimo he - is 3(1 :ycffii4tk.e, about five feel ten -inches iht,col Uck, strait jbuilt, bas lost his per hoot ept itfspeali& quick, and a little fal ing V had on wfttm he went away a Kersey QndsVmt oa j, j (dark pantaloons .filled with wf-jiJsGfrqcjf coat made of Satinett i also a ui ounoie uj auaaay nea oaif i srifl j was I KKiam wraaJMrte h f r I i k .. r vipr mo at? "I4 i8tonwt9 NOTICE, ! ribei Would in for a are indebted tp him i at Davidson College, er. the furmeri Firm; of Michael; Brown, sed by D. K. M'Akallt. The Temperance Cohtcnilon that "was at this place early ' h September, rso!vd puoitsutog a paper oi tne above ntte and rhtrac-. ler, arid appointed Dr. Jjhn' Dickson and Di J M'Analiy to conduct it. Frdm'tbe many prss-' log engagementR, Dr. Dickson already haj hie Wily iis- sue this Prospectus In his jwn Damp, with a;irspe tuai he win oe aided in tbe undertagtng. by iall tbe friends of theTemperance cause tbrooghout the country, and that tbe paper 1 may suon have an exieowve cireolaon.r ti w , i , Friends qf the Temperance Cause!: to you ive.Djake a most, earnest appeal btl tbpo sands of dullara are annually expuded Ml Lbea tfes; at eficosesat'tbe' race track, at jroceriea, while no pains are spared, tbe luxury of reiire meot and ease foregone, and jio labor deemed jtoo severe-to advance lha interests of political aspi rtits, can you notdoOnbiu to a caosejjthM muatb? 4ear to every troe paUiuU pl.ilaotbropist. and chiiaari ? "Recollect there ;etut fewV r few;sucb pipeiSio a 11. tbe 8outeri country. Ti,. Ul.m :nf North Carolina, tbr tern part bf Virginia, ah the Eastern pf 6f Tennessee part icy la rlyi neeJ periodical of -tbis kind, and it is fur you now tp-SiiV wiiether tbey shall have it.-' - " . ''-Vr: ' j ij The very low price at which it wai .fiJtjp by the CuDveoiioo, will make it necessary, 1 bat very large eobscnpttOn be nad, before the pubtipa- tion of it can be jus ' fTER.lS.- ! it ! 11 if Te Western' Carolina 'Tempgratic'tJititif:. will be published bV a medium slibet, in quarto 4jibrraeacb Qombet roftkinsf eight pages, and ivijl ij be furatsbed at the: very low prrce at Fiftii Cents I ajcopy. r , Where singlOHf w-s ar taken, the pay- men t roust be made lo variably upoo tbe reception or ine oral ownoeri. j 4 f B iHE subscriber Would inform all r those who JL under (which: expired on the". 13th of Jan., 1S40J to call and make payment of t their respective does, on or before the 1st of January 1841', It t Ex pected from the long indulgence .already given, i tiia 1 iui request wp ih ub cunipuu wnu. , j 1MICHAEL BROWN ? - Dec 4, 1840 Sw 19 t : ; ; .V-.'-'J CJ Poet masters, editors i or publishers bf pa pers, and all Ministers oftfa Ised agents. : e Gospel, are aotbut- gence in appel'ttr,' or mare company, than his purse can well, entet lain, are equally pernicio ; the first adds, vanity. to extra va- ganre, the secootl faster.s a doctora bi'.ljo a long butcher.f account,' and Hhe latter brings intemperai!ce,:ihe .worst of all evils, io its train r Sunbury Jimericari. -I- ? ,'ut;. mauriaues. V .-;- A Sign of the Timea-A friend who Is particularly fond of noticing the signs of the limes, and who considers that ! there is no better indication of prosperity than an increase of marriages, ex"pre$s the opin ion that he has !isroreied this gratifying mark of lmprovetnenl. in morals and socie ty within the last few weeks.- iMost sin cerely o we rejoice if his - notion be cor rect. We have long thought that something like an understanding should exiat; in this country especially 10 relation to the term of couruhip. We consider it morally wrong on th part of a suitor, to linger on year after year in his addresses , to any bright particular alar,'' and thus to deprive her, in souse measure, of the general society and attentions of others, without some certain prospect as to the termination of the period of courtship. ! ! The truth is, a time for alt thine; and even the attachment of a young and impas sioned being may have its-bounds, especial ly if fcope be delayed year after iyear, and the heart iijus sickened, and the cheek rob bed of its blootii by disappointment. Alar fiaga is an instil ution recognised and ' on joined both by the laws 0 God and of man yn'd'lf there be any among our readers who. havii; courted a year or two, lack the cour age or thi m?ans to venture before the Hy meneal altar, tup should extbit some de greexC magnariimity and- self-denial, and, ackno4ldjrh)g their true prositiori, allow others an oppTBttunir pf.piessn forward and posseesing the prize'hiph they have neither the ability nor thecourjgrtft obtain. "" .v Philadelphia Tpqtdrer. 3R SEED. - A quantity of IIed Clovlr SeBd, J3L a superior article: - ' ' ' ' ,1 Also. a few bushelsfof OucmnD Grass SeSd. The above Seeds lare for sale at the N'.iC Book Store by : TURNER & HUGHESf Raleiffb,Feb.7, 1840.. r 1 AVe shall receive! iji a few days, th following Grass Seeds: Lucerne. White Cloverv Bfue Grass, &c. t. & iii r WEEKLY MADISONIAN Far the, next .Session cf Congress.) .! 1! 1 ! ? 7 1 iuuc vi oa illicit , iau a . .4 r .IV iday clothes, and a high f B ? PProjeh?nJ session of Congress will, ras raised by mr, and it is . doubtless, be rine! of eat irerest It w,H he will take. - dose op some, at, least, of the aflatrs or Mr. Van uoren'S auminisirauqn, anu osner. in ine ipuit? auspicious dawn ot a: new and, better order of things. The scenes jin Congress will prubably be exciting. OoJndaide we shall see the sfug-j gles of an expiring faction, and J oo the other a triumphant party, armed wiiti the conhdence or odictous restraints opn the heir opponents, and sliield-j ar as possible from the dan-1 gers of malignant; and teckless violence, and en the people, imposing convulsive throes of jog their country; as- 7)&huBSCMBER 1 m . ... pprcnasea mat wen Known ana ablUhed Poblic House, (known deavoring to ' avert defeated men, stung seek to tbiow in the lion. the embarrassments which with disappointment, utlf way of the new sdministra- On the third of March next. 12 o'chiCki : natal i of SlaUffhler's Tavern.) in the P.M.: Mr. Van Buren'e dull star will vaoi9h.il Jb of balfebbryl N.- C. io forms his Friends and immediately in its place shall we behold thej pike pQbiipeaelraUy, that the same is now rising sun of Harrison. ; 1 H MHf 9. j t . uc me 4in oi;waicnienerai rnrnsoniasf hi Prooidonl nf lh fTnltoH Stalpn. will SltPDilhnJ sttte ruaikef and sorroundinr country af- the Chamber of ibe' House of Repreeenta H'TlBr.r.S RnSflon. anrt krinnflf.illi, tnn. I tinn nf P.nnetllnlinn ; ! ' On ua pnltinfA ' iaf tvilh grim and provender, of all kinds, at- oj fattliful ffid attentive Ostlers odersfgnedi pledges himself that no et- ""n uu fsari snail be wantlno- to oivecren- .' f , - - o o JUST SEVENTEEN. Jost sfvenieon ! the sunlight throws i Its boty on thee now ; ' And pleasure dance amid the beams Jl hat burn upon tby brow. ' Bright friendships cluster to thy way i i Like graphs uporr the vine : O that they evpt might remain, ' And oVr thy pathway shine. j Just seventeen! The bowers are green, That woo thee to litir shades t t I And in the distance, flowers of j-y, Bedeck the bluotaihg glades : Hope's brilliant meteor shines nfar, And bids thee haste tn share - The glory of ma turer years. - '. That thy fair form may' wear. Jnst ssventeen ! The tempter's wiles,! I by glowins path bestrew. And fishinn'.s fahe delusive star," : ''Thy happv heart may wort. -And in the gilded hails of pride. Lured bv its treach'roos light, : Tboo'lt find rix soon, in folly's race, That pain succeeds-delight.- Jost serenteen f Trrre wi-dfra wails, - - To place thee near Tier throne, Where gems of purest brilliancy 1: Have ever richly shone. : ,Th-n go. and at, bet princely feet, Seek for the n-be l white, AVhich wearing, ib'.o y'st 6urely wa,? l2h.f. i of worldly-minded sUngwAanges 4VPP and ttcine" and jBxfrnv patriptsSint( philosophers. All the wise sayings dT.al 00 the entrance of Washington, ind Jefferson ,f and Madiaon, .the audience' will not be able! to; stifle their disposition to applaod. Having taken' his seat on the elevated chair ol the speaker of wislacUjn-toiirwho may lavor him with 1 the House of Representatives, the Vice PresM S j JAMES L; COWAN. I Or 1840: tf7 ? ; dent, -Mr.. Van Bored, (if; present,) and the See-; retary of the senate Ion bis right, the opekerj and Clerk of the House .f Represenaivea on I his left, and tbelChief Justice of the United! t OliltOttU CaUOllUit. States- and- associate Judges at the Cle.k (aoie, ne win prucecu , iuiiiBiici ui3.uuuii speechTafter which he will receive the oath 1 of office from Mr, Taioey.' Chief Justice 1 He will then retire, and such hozzas will go up from, the multitude around the Capiotl as have never been heard. - j "5 i- - t T Soch tvill beamon? the interesting incidents which will occupy the columns of the Weekly! Madisooian. The Una per will contain lead (nor; speeches', spirited sketches of the debates, and a r y tlehs and Quarter Sessions J ovem- '3 I lis ! C Petition fcr Pauitlon. I St. others V " i;;;Mmo, Y.-.uier&s t " vi4af i pppearing 10 iuo. sauiacuuii i . . Wjll. Itili 11,. I ll.n.OliIS I Jlf 111 11.1. ajyS'f.' K!,mIX Hao,eJ a;." summary of the' results! of the proceedings! in ;AB9fS.tth his wilei do not reside in this 1 f - rf w tik it,. ..n.i ..a; ..tir. Jt la-' it -1 ' - A .v . rjmWtQ$scanj uie!uoori.nai cal oew, 0r the daylt; will contain theofficial iW?fffr,fr,r-Wf,k8,n'thff Caroli-- reiornsof the vote in the Electoral Colleges for ltC r"i !k5 ",d fendanyo 'Pr" Preaidenty which will be opened in the presence itsJclu ,?AwV"l of Pleas and 0fC6nVress, and! trie Inaugural address of ihe rvMrtillr1 'h? hext4CoorttobeheId for president. Thie will include theiime compre- Uk fl n--CottrthoUSe io Lexinston.'on - f... Kimm -ittvWnihir f nnmrrMX In tin. t ""a rrinr.it iL ECONOMY IN A FAMILY. f There is nothing which goes so far i to wards placing young,- pcple; beyond Jthe reachvo poverty as .eco'iomy -in the man agerhenf of ..their, domestic flairs. : It mat fers not. ' whether a man iorntah little or intich for his family, if there is a leakage in his kiiclien orr in the parlor, il runs away he knows not how, and that demon waste cries "more like the' horse-leech's dauitgfer uutil he that provided has no more to give. It is the hushahd's dirty to rjrirg into the tiouee and it is ihe duly of the wife to si r that nothing goes wrohgMly out of it, it 01 the least article, howctir Bitimpcrtant it itself, to establish a precedent ; nor. under any pretence, for it opens the 'door for ruip to fctalk in, and he seiioin lecs an ojprtr tunity unimproved. A matr; gets a wiie to look after his ifliirs, and to assist htm in his journeyrthrotigh life, to educate land prepare hie chihtron lor a proper stati(n ih I.I"a n n I mr., lrfil.cJ.v..tn It im ra. rtp.lf. 1 ' i i A nir, anu iiw. M'HJiao'jiait 1110 iii'jciiv. I "v husband1s interest should be the wife s care and her greatest smbition should carry filer no farther than his welfare or happineasJ ! Il is fSlya musing apd edifyirt look over the ttolutans of the Federal prints si-nce the election. The world has never seen such a universal and sudden 'transformation aper nto philosophers. A" the wise sayings cfF.all thfe wise men of Greece all the odds an ends f all the Philosophers, ancient and modern sacred and profane are pressed In to the. service to mioister comfr and. con solation. "Alllhings happen for the bcit." ejaculates tbe Glubv ' A dmnityj within us shapes oor ends, rotiah-hew them as we may " " Whatever iijs rthonds tht Free-thtnk-! of the K' y man can be happy before Ay th Poet of tnEvenii bcalen but not discvur enonds Justice Shal publican. There observes some wife sage in N-w jHirophir Let no Democrat desert his post, much less abandon it openly and join the enemy ,'" sais'Crozzle f "jh- Alban Afgnis fearing that others msy enttcipate him jn his mpdi tated apostae? . " ! We are beaten - but toe have gained eternal honor To arms ! Tm arms ! Arm to the Teeth f'shouts the r'xmixrt Hero of he Enqnircr. 2f all the philosphy to which these Feds have given utterance since their defeat, were collected, it would form a mo-i charming volume, and prove an efJVrtu! comforter fr the wrenched and disconsolate of every conr .ition. RichmonaVWhig j of the returns, that the defeated party have lost the battle ; not ao much by the dimin: u MeirjWrrr.yotfi as by' a Urge ac cesssion to ours ; and this accession cornea, 8 taejiclof he mc?f part, from a class of ret i ri rig. qm et. order ly' l ize nsyw fio, o n . ordinary circtimstanes, content them, selves with minding their bnslriess and in terfere not at-allwttfr the 'StateV or wiih politics, so long as the:4 State ''and; politics do not interfere with them. . We do 'not justify this neglectfor so we must call it of a btgh trust corn mi tied. to. every free man, not for himself aloce, but for the com munity of wtSe'i he forms a part. On the contrary, we condemn U utterly ; bfit it is nevertheless-a fact that such class docs ex ist, arid the consolation we draw from it is, that.Ulihodgh indifferent generally to polit ical coAteats, there are occasions and abuses which will draw frorajheir neutrality, and enlist them warrolv in defence of tbe insti (utioi. g, liberty, and prosperity cf their coun try, when these are seriously menaced. - lt !is on thir hypothesis we account for the greatly increased vote every where ; and since, all cannot bo prevailed npon at ail times to exercise their political franchise, it i-, we repeat, not without. consolation to reflect, this reserve corps may at least be always rtlied upon to make a stand, at an emergency, for right and litetty. - i i r-'- ' From the Washington (Pa.) Reporter, WHITE HOUSE. i ACT I. SCENE 1. Van Burcn. . Sbocktng bad news 'from M -1 tins. Can't stand it Ihe people ate really expecting too much fromMhcGov eminent." Amos. It's veiy scary even to the grown up folks Dear J5air- V Yon may say io the Extra Amos rbM its all a Whig lie- just about as true as the 'Christian's Bible. xfEpinsclt. This disaster might have been aonw couiu we nave c.aueo toe ivew fjar.psbire raWtja over the line about these !cour liowTci is a limfor fc t1m5i Forsyme. Fairfield'sasl majority of ! with ne Congress It's AVaterloo all ... - - I'll slake my feputa- k c3 "''i. ' -. ; , , , I lllU.ll. "' - O ' in l nrimr npvt 'n4 nA I . . .1 . : 1 .m. "iu j if i 7'' 1 cerntoer, aad its ajcjoornmeiwoninejjinoi oiarcn. oenjnf lojlji. n UiniirTa. npJliinn nr it 1 . VL a: ij f fel ti. ii li r ------ -r 1 J5uoscnpiIOO price nn ;ui penuu run wtarst 3!yn- XP15 " ?nd Terms cash, in adfince. Bank notes of every description received al their specie value. Post masters, will: act, as agents, ana Dtj aiioea a commission tbev. are also authorized by the De- partmeot to foiwarrj; subscript toot unaer rranK. Letters oousl come 'jo us free, or postage Pdi $u as; mock; ccct'- 'wjPrlnterVfee; $5 50 ': f i. 1 &&$Mvh v:jfaJtijFk gtuA k' VVryJAT, having corarnence ijf;preparedj to furnish Dealers It i.L If 6ti Bupcnor quality, on fa- S B WN; AgeotE. : t Ui THOU AS ALLEN. nVashUgton, Ock 31; -840. - 1 It has been usual of late years le perform the ceremonies of Inaugbration on the portico io froot of , the Capitol, wbere the area is better fitted io accommodates large numoer or tpectatorsane practice will prbabiy be coeunceoV f jfi ibe- together- with that of her children. ' This should be her sole arm and the aire of her exploits in the bosom ofUier family where she may do as much towards making a fortune 88 he can in the work shop or the counting room, j It is not! the money earned that makes a man wealthy, it is what liensaven frotn his earnings! ' iA good'aitd prudent husband mske a deposiie of the fruits of his labor with his bst frfertd: and if the friend he not true to hira, What! has lie t hope I 5 If he dare not place i:oh' fidence in the companion; of Ins bosom; where ithe to place It I . A wife acts) not for herself only, but she is the sgent of the many she loves and site ii rxmnd o act for their good facd tiot for her own gratifi?atiori. Her husband's good is thef end to which she should aim bis approbation,! her re wBtd. Self giatiMcation in dresS) or indtfl- The subjoined happily expressed obser vations on the results of the rece nt elections are from the New York American of the I6(h instant : The penccfur working of oor pnhticTrl oiacbincrjr has never lipn more ftntiinjilv and creditably illustrated than in the quiet and ready a q'iiesceniewTth whjrh Ih re sult of J he heated and protractrd contrst for Ihe Presidency is received. But a few !)ort -days ago, all the passion interests, and prejudices of millions of free men were full and opposing play and 6rre indeed tvas the struggle yet now, when, through the efficient instrumentality of little hits of printed paper, placed with due ""formal it , in some wooden boxes, the? decision of the msj 'rily of these millions i ascertained, Ihe storm subsides at once, the hoar-e voice of coutroversf ceases and al' men bow tn the supremacy of the law, which themselves have agreed to abide by. Wr confiess-our pride in pointing. to the spectacle, whieh hs in it so much ; moral sublifTTity -and whicbgoes so far to all .doubters the capacity of man for self gov ernment. . f. j There is another characUrlstic of he. re cent contest nptirss consolatory, as we read it, to the friends of Republican fibeiiyand and Republican institutions; 'we. mean the great increase of votes " A great deal, we know has heen said, wiihov.t being believed, about the influence of British gold, 'of 'lay, jng ivpes' ?nd other mtre partisan solaces under defeathut the real truth we. hold to be, th?t jhe intense interest excited by this election ac'"ed every . class, and brought to the pnlls in every Siate, thousands. who loo commontt negUrted the high and sa cred obligation ol voting ; and thus have ihe accreeate numbers been every where swelled, It will be perceived on examining most 6'0JD0 lost Kenf elected men, and Smith leat. over. ! Johnny B rough Hon. i . , . Vjin Daren. Yoo hash ! you never had an worth staking. Paulding This comes of letting ob ulers and linkers vote. JBehton. This comes of not pending geWuhd to the office-holders, as you did in 6! Levi. Could not do it : the gold is ex ponged. -' .... Van Buren . V send Albeit Smtih to Rossis. in spite of hmontations here or efewhere,,, 'ind Davce ; MsnFsler Plenipo tentiary to Otafiette. 7 Denton. Solitary and alone-" Buchanan. I wish to heaven I could raise my voice loud enough - Van Buren. For "goodness sake for hear, Mr. Buchanan; vou spoke loo loud once before for the Maine folks."" Denton. Solitary andalone" -IJoU lanr, hit I Van Burcn. It's even sosold to the Dotrh." Walker. Cuba, sir ? Van Duren I'll send you Minister to Cuh-;Mr. Watker Calhoun. Don't despair, Matty 1 ItVno hanging matter sny how This victory, it is pttin t be seen, aid not enure to Van buren Friends we're fatigued stay not upon tbe order .of your going but go at once.' Exeunt omncs Van Burcn slus Onnnrrticyt gone ? Rhode Inland, too! Virginia O that cursed Army Bill? Vei- mont ! " New York Pthe sober second thoughts are worse, Old Rip Van Winkle has waked up against me, Louisiana, thankless Jade, gone too, past hope, - The old Lion's heme, too stiahge ! strange ! Ken i uck is Harry ClayV, Indiana could not help going for Old Tip And even Alabama, Maine, New Hirup- ?hire. INI bo hanged if I don't wish I could 20 for old-Tip mysif Exit, pulling a set of gold spoons in his pocket. WHITE HOUSE ACT 1, fCENE' 1 I. .Vi. Van Duren discovered silling on a , rr l-.i. r"u- 1 ! lurfiisit uiiomun, musing j To tread his fooiste p3 ! Jtis a task would puzzle O'd Nu k himself Of my imported sol diers 'Twonld tsk? a prime nosed one to keep thelrack. 'Now'herc, now there, now for, and now OSl I A LtUiputiao step, and now a straddle Thai the gttal Rhodian bnzen r Enter '7moi. Did ton call, sir ? Van Buren. An Amof how are the children? " Jnios. Wrj;,lleaven-boin by thefatber' side, but 'dreadful. scared. Hark f.Gccr gia sirGerirgia. -V - . "Poinsett. Vjlark yc,tAmb?, that excttf fnent of composition msy have been good for your health, but it his played Ike devil with our constitoHon. Jlciot. As yout army bill docs with t!:3 constitution or the United States hey ? I.Denhni "Salt, Mr. -'Speaker Sa!tsir.! r Van purenr. You'll have leisure to prac tire that speech when we're rowing up Szll river..V Twill be in cbaractei then, Bentcn ? wait till lhcn,w; Beif -n. Bank ruffi in?, who niy six. cents on the dollar v v t Enter DciVJ x " ; BaIf. -Sir IMary land ! 'defeat, defeat, y &l Buier ff-bodbiiiry. : Woodbury; Ohio ! O! heigh Oh ! 20,. 000fr Tom Ctmti-'-r y". ,CdAotm-Any metaphysician might h:vo predicted wiih the verity of an rracle, that a man of ,Tcm-Cor win's complcxtcn must carry Ohlo; tTis'abohttonism, str aboli tionisaiiSirif lhe democracy had taken my advice and 'rubbed Ben Tappan'a fsro against his character, the abolitionists would have gone forjiim io ii inan ; Corwin would have been nullified," and the victory would have' enured- '-;;f- ' Tappan ?tij mxtlsii a metaphysi cal classification of. beasts ly which yen put up the old Chief t9 a lion and put down Van Buren as a weasel V ,' Van Buren: Ob Tappan ' Tappar I H :! v'-- Our wages are'tcduccdv Enfc Forsyth Forsyth; The Broad seal of New Jcr. sey is upon the fate of Mr. Lcet. --As Dun can would, say : : " . .';- - . - ' ' .r- Mr. Leet - ' - -" Has suffered a defeat ! J ; . , What .will now. become of brink reform r" -Enter Mr. Lcet. Leet. .This may" it please your excellen cy comes of the ignorance and stupidity of the peopIcuU--rVv;':'l-'"'"'J ... v nter:PHnUr's Devils ; Devil. 'Duncan's in his grave.' r, Van Euren. Angels cry out trumpet. , torigued, f, , v Against the deep damnation of his takin off. , Doggerels and brandy will go ool of fash-. on in Congress. - . . BenZons Gold eir, tho only constitution, al currency; (lei's see, ten per cent, pre mium:, on 1300 of e gold is $130.) Gc!d, Mr. PresidentVglitterinr through r Vt EnUrrXhapmari Chapman. Cocka-doo.dle-t!oo: Van UUren, . Glorious sound ! what Chapman Arkansas is safe Van Buren. . And Pennsylvania f , Chapman. That cock don't cro w. EntlrSieenfodAy y Steenrod. ' I move the previous question .'Calhoun. ; I move I op-h. - Van ftureh O stay Calhoani. stay. I hope the Seductive American -System' is not again stealing your, affection 7 - r , Sty, stay a moment. tv " f Enter Broueli with a He in his mculh l Brough. O run Van, Amos dear Blair, here comes Old I tp, and he'll sell every mother's son of. you, Excunf all but ihat i if he could'get buyers s ! ! ; ' A pretty out we've msdc of . . We've lost the election : lied awav the rhararter'we had, and worse than that, lost our bets.-' - ' v rr ' y . Well, 111 back to;Ohio, and if it don't req tire too great an effort, I'll turn honest. What an awful thing it is to have a' con-' science , . . ' Zxit. I ' " " " - PROSCRIPTION FOR OPINIONS SAKE. Much curiosity is 'expressed in this quarter, and is jye learn from our exebangeh, elsewhe.ie, asto what course the new . Administration will pursue. on the subject vf prescription. . We regret to learn, toothat jn the City of New York, the political Babylon of America, a mixed' multitude of " Whigs. loco3 end g j ba iwens, have commenced petitioning the new President for office, and against those who are faoMing iuffice in ihal city I c t , . , v " We know. one ''.thing, -and that is, that Gen. Harrison, i3 of the true Jeflersooian sshool cf Virginia! Repablicans ancient not modern Vir yinia and that be will never descend to the on-.. cinifle4 and unworthy practice of our opponents, in a scramble for place, and in rewarding parti sans, sulely f jr partisan services v rNor yet, will as we feel a99ured,ro5Cr;i6a an honest and faillifuiyan duren man, Who has doiic his duty, b cause he ha not beeo a Harrison tnan during the late coniett. Hcnest, faithful, aod capable, v.tfiers iuf the Governsnent, of whatever pliiic3 they may be, will, and ought to be continced in office. But we wish it lo be dtstioctly onder sionrf, i hat when we name kbnett,-faithful end capable men , we do not include those men hofd- i g uices under ine uovetnmeni, who i;ato tone all tbey cood, private and in poblic, by day iid by rttgnt. at home and abroad resorting to u.eans both fiul and fair, to retain io iffice, tho preseni unworthy icenrobeot, and to defeat the rlciian of the People's Candidate. We do not w sh lo b regarded, as intonating, ihal men holding offices under the Government, who have j ined in the hue and cry of the Vrao Buren par ty against Gen. Harrison and his supporters meeting ir. caucuses supporting slanderoaa presses ; and silently (Hiking on at those Anoirri to be under influence, while they have joined ia ihij onholy crusade wedo net mean io say, we repeat, thm sucb men will or ought lobe contia oed in office. T Meanwhile, it is contrary to every; prioeFpfa f Republicanism, hath as expressed by Mr. Jef- t-r-on, and practised upon by his illcstri'S rdece9;3, aod immediate. JUCCeMuTf.io or fife, for ao officer ef the Gjvernraent, lo enter he arena of partiz3n 6t rife an T '"clamor fcr or asainst a Presidential candidate. Alf sacb, iherefore, of tthaterer, politics, may bpgia io pack op their bwks, and adjosl their accocnJi unless we are wofully deceived in thecLarao ier of tbe new President, andf hts fiieada acJ "dvisefs. !l ""''' ';;..' .;,: What others miy think we pretend cot ta know, but our own roost candid t opinion that iheie is scarcely a Van Buren man io tbe Uni ted States. tVddinjr an office of Honor and prof it, or either, who has not retained ih a t office by stipnfaiing, expressly or impliedly, if the ex- prtssioh be tllowrd, that he would exert himself t. re-elect Mr. Van Bore9,and defeat Gen. liar nn. Such men are n worthy of office, aye, and ttUl be removed. Sone may think our re ttftiLe too siTong, apd oor eeasorei too iwCTpi?