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man, and bisrty Cave the eurieoet :
and now it is 10 (he last ensaeiatpa ati?e of was? " '
ling ewsamption; ,ibii Jshisi.ryt it lehe s , : :
this philosophy : d-scard lhe quack, throw his v, : ;
postrumatQ iha dsndgo back ta tban-itni r ' '
rtjtme thai produced. bealthfofeesa and v.gori 1 - T
jy j'-: ranllbL; Jli ftj;;
TIthei Loss:oir :TwiwD-Wf-v;,
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!l?U,ikWhti will hJ rnmuooeil ooli.l
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if fenmP is now
H ?; .-Jr.n.kin of Travel eblfc Boarders.
I i,;et ih'e market aod surrourvdintf cpofry af-
4!i'iiiiiiVrairi anUproveAdcr. of all kinds a
UaUtbn to al .who pay br uii wuh
OVVAN.
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hf surrpond.
Hi? CWhiieil, 'hat Ite has-aad wil fimJinae lo
kBon band,1 a tail supply riouAixno iipwy
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v.f Mt)fiinI,'(fidiRtftkntg V.s Qversera
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inn RoAfj AinrflnlirV Fniipniiiiles. I .Mafrlaffe
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0. of f)nvp'vnnpfit Of filrv Bfd;lnjnc
ShVjirra j (VprltXBx'pl Y Abhe1
SiiiiJiCrtrTiin's'iwriaMoi'iakp IDppiHitions.rCjoh-.
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tok It: ij W, excellent iistind ftir, J1a'Pufilic
'sj As I intPRfJ rciiviog his Fall-I will
Wttiwa vutid tecDB", b5qh as suit, the timpa.
ii p of thjni)nv tilt nbtoe expfded while
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Cotton Yarn;
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Whiskey, 25 a 130
,r?ait.nerh 1 i rMniiUp. '
.peach 1 45 i
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CpUen bag
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Bale rope 1
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NatU cutassor 7a 8
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Oats bushel 30 i 37
Oil gal r-75 a $
amp
25
25
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'S"1? nwi H Pork lOOlbsUl
T "If! 15 a jllicef . lOOlbs A
iJjWhtwfcT 50;02:, Sugar lb "'8 a
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II II. L I Fill n 4 i 111 ti frr. SI If A
prialfd J00.1 pspsrs, ana g m ipasju uny
tar.wf''rarfyor.the'(ollowihg BIdnIc proajpilj
'5ienW,:Co?rt5Vitfti?bj Tikes. Wilis."
:.nteif attKof-'talls at tlits;OrTco
i jF 4 I r4" -
H Hit hl
fPlH E uWriter respectfaffrnforinV his old
JL r Friends and the Public geriprally,hathe
n openpaa enop in ausaurj. in ino awB
npks; jn a room direct Ijr.-opposite -Weal's brick
bu i Wnrj in ' l lie boose" of. : D r . B or ns" formerly
owned by Jno LSbaTef arid josl below J;5
Miirpfiyjfet-nvVVv
.addition; to iher above' the subscriber will
carrion he Silver Smith BusQiestlin aH,the
raaikiW Spobos;fi&c.i and-" repairing FSilve
Hebpgs ioiass?re the public ihal. t panel pa I
atteoiion lo f business, and akillfulVprk will'n
ilte him to pairo'naoe aod support, hp,willmer-
Valuablej property: for i sale t lif
TT"
. I IT h j exmgioiii -,.
fBlHE Subscriber is desiroua toselKprivatelj.
" fig j9hatwelj known bosloess stand jo Lexmg
ton, l.;Gr:taisoated a shori distance north of, the
Cj"jrthodsp,; frrrcnerly occupied; bjrjCaldcleogb,
Dusprbery &. Co.; and. at present; occupied by
Brevard apd Adams The , hoaseisjot jibrick;
larjje and coEQondioos, contain! n? an excelent
Store 'room and ctwcllinz apartments Tall - under
ibe, shine rjpofijj Atiached'tu ihe premisesare aU
necessarr bul'bui dtnssi. ;I hose wishing la pur-
chase or to exalmine.the above pioertyt:.wil( re-
; H ; ANDREW, CALDCLEUGH
the lkst MSDWltVItS in ih World;
TTb EING the cheaneat; and" most' pTeasani. ,
JLj) Thf edieal Facoltv w'armlT approve them ,
Urri6htrnum isasKUtul aoa rapeneoceo-rpi-
sioan.no a loemaer oi iun wicuii wiv.j
Are the safest, sar.f at.' and mosi effectual remedy
tSllEPMANS WOJRSI tOZENGES ;
Arf i he onl v ihfa iribleTworrhn idestro t ing . riiedi--nine
ever diWopred: Thfy havebepn used io1
o vi-pi', 400,000-fae andeer known lo fail";
isiiBRM A'S CAMPHOR tOZENGES '
Git immpdinte relief in nervous or ; sick -Headachy
palpllaiiujti ofihe Heart, Lowness of,Spir-;
its j ! pespbodpocyi. Fainiing,'- Oppression on a,
senfeQt. Sinking ol. the Chest, iDiarrboea ,'Las
sitddejor a aeospuf fatigrie. " -f iv '
yc ? rff r-j T 1 J y '-'"1 i-.r
&hinnan?s 'Fever and Ague 'Lozenges: ;
it h i t ' vi -i i-1"-- j i'i
Ate the oaosi renain remedy, for ihis, dis)ressr,ng
conppl4inif? everoSpred to the American publicJ ;
in p& iompnse numoer pi -cases m woicn iney
have been used tbry have nevr been known Jo
j Serwianf Restoraliv
ej Lozenges,
Diarrhoea or looseness of the! bowels, so coqi-
moti and troublesome durinp the summer moniha,
may now fee entirely prevented by a proper i)se
of these Uozengesi . They are prepared express'
ly br thai! purpose and cari; bef relied ,on with
per jeet confidence. ; Persons subject to a derange
meai of the biwaTsshiiold never be wit hoot tbepi
Thev affoj-d iaieopdiate relieffrom ait ihe attend
ant gripins. fantriess, depression, vS'C :
Slibririanfs Cathartic Lozenges
Are' as pleasant and easily taken as the pom m: no
peppermints; land, are an active and .efficient
medicine Thet cleanse the6tomacb and bowels,
and! are the bes cjaibanic ever osed (or bi lions
persons. iWbere an active medicine 19 reqy'ced,
thej aire not 00 y the best, but the safest that can
be administered. '. . : .. '
. iSerinan SlrengUiening-PLA S TEH; ,
The: best of ail plasters tfor Rheumatism. L'nm-
fcagol Pain or Weakness in the Back, Loins,
Stdlei or ! Breast! J 1 '' ' . -
The above medicine is for sale, wholesale or
retail, at the Salisbury Medical Dng Store, by
! ; C.B WHEELER; Agpnt, ' t
m A uf I ' J Salisbury j-Ni C.
, ii i:f r. i r ' " 1 M! r
fr Moffat Vegetible JLllfe
"O OSSESSj qualities of the most mild. and be
neficial natore. VThey are composed of ar
ticles the most anti-putrescent, combined wiih
iogfedien)s,koowo'Vs the only certain antidote
for fevers of every description. . When thedia
ease ii produced either from cold,, obstruction,
bad' ait, swampy and damp situations,; or putrid
miasms wneiner laangnani ur eiuuruiiir, ui ujr
other pauses, these medicines are certain irrthetr
oppfaiions or effects.? They are' possessed of pe-
-collar qualities which no oply expel all disease.
but at tueeame time restore ;and invigorate tne
system,; jAVhenj first . taken": imoT the stomach.
they, immediately rcinuse inemseives lite vapor
ihroosli everf , pore," producing 'effects' at once
deitghifuU aalntarj', and, permanent; .Vhn the,
sark of "lift, begins 1 0 grow dim.! the circulation
languidj a.ndthe faculties paralized, these bed!
pinW are touod i'o give a tone to the nerves, ei-
hilfrat-e the animal sptrtia.inwiworaie me ooay,
and! re1 animate, The bole man ; i J V ' I'
The Life Medicines have also been; used with
the mosi haonv success; jn . IS ervs and:D;s-
peptic:; diseases, uonsnmpuoa.. Asmma, itver
iCOUNryccoURT writs,
Prtnud onrst rate paper -and lori cate
hi 1 j.I .J'f .
i 4
t.rti pjopati&i ;:;ti:L; ilt
tC3?Call;at Cress Si XioGZK Agents. 1;
54hsbQryiOcV22,"184i-tyl3f,v,-
4 "tl' St I - II i! I i- - I'- .-... ( I ' .- V?4Vi it. '
T L! -.r .. -T-": - f - -I , , n'' Ullo n cinrK.nexi flat lh lUinbow hA , . , .r "Frenoflnn IB
iicpuiiucan , nig .,1 ickct-! -
For President of Ike United Slates, ; '
"1-L-1L" " -'T Mf
1
OF- KENTDCKr.Vv-'t T'jT
r r r- 1 -t '-. - m
Jiidiana.-TA - VV ashington correspondent;' of
tb ' N!r-X,,f k ' Pf?sJ y :-f iThe ' news
frdon'-tbe Indiana LptTUfatrirB hVrA W" that San.-
............ j. . t. .,.(.. . .-..". -." nr v w. v'l. .
a'or in LongreBa;ts not likely lo be cbnsen , ai
present. The; Slate Senate, wbjch; in I Whig.
have signified 'their, ; wil lingnee's. lo: ga Jnto an
election ; 6nt)the (loose of Repfespniaiivps have
laid the refolaiio'ns ppon the-table, and, as is ap
preheoIed,' with! the- intention of "imitating the
beautiful example bl the Legislatureof Teri
;noes
see.
Indiana; -'Th House ,'of RepreentVtivrs. oh
Mondav. the il2ih int ; decided Ibe pntpstpd
seat of Steuben and De Kalb, infavoi of Madi-
soo JVItrsb. the Democratic clatmanti by vote
of 52 to 45 one Democratic member being ab
sent, apd inotherjexcbsed from voting bcaose of
not, having heard ihe testimony. ' The; election
of a United States Senator has not 'yet taken
.-!; I if - - - i r '.
piace.
1.
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Mr CLAY'S ARRIVAL AND UECEP-
'-Tb Natchez Courser of the 7th ultimo 'says :
About half past eight yesterday' morning, onr
citizens, who had been long anxiously looking for
the expected advent of their distinguished coon
iryman, Mr-ClayL were apprised of his approach
by ihe dep mouthed roar of old Saratoga' The
Diuus wpre. soon crowoeo vim eager in ron a$i,
who impatiefitly .watched the advance of the
hb3t,; which was gallantly bearing ihim to ior
shore;. So soon as the, necessary' arrlngements
could be made for his debarkation, Mr. Cla v land
ed , a nd accotp pa n led . by j h e . Commit tee dpleg a
te4 for the parposer was escorted tof- his qnar'ers
at lhVCity .rlutpliby ihe Fenrihlps;! who had
voionieereu trifir spit ices as a guaro. oi . nonor.
.".tJpon hrs arnvarat the - Hotel," F-.iLt- Clai-
borvne, EqVwVo had been, as pur-readers are a
ware, selectfdfoH llhe dotyadyaoced and Bd-
dressed ,Mr play jl behall 'of thej ejiizns of
Adams'cbonff ii in, a "sppechsolsmgularly felt
ciousf lhar webol reTeeho.'ihe genera LVof-e. "io
expressing for if the' warmest idmiration.-'The
address referred to MrLvClaya idpnt Ifioation wJih,
ine nisiory or ni9. cou?trv,':as ine fioi marj and
brilliant orator whose' burning eloqianee and in-,
domitahfp courage wakpd thf sinklngl pirii9 p(
the country, during ihe last war as ihe far-
amed advocate ot liberty in other crimes ---as hp
line Ampriran, and the worth v rppresentaiiw nt
that horn ofhebravp and- ardePl.-rpen, K' -
turky. k Mr. Ctar rising ir. hi carriage, r-pi
ed the address and; so remaining, iresponnlpd t,
it... He remarked npon his dpstre to djvesi b$
visit altogetnet of a publsc chara"te; and t bat i
shonld be unaccompanied tvijih' poblic'crrmxmi'
as it was strictlt of a private nature j ! .Hp sp k
of the pleasure he 1 felt, at tbe.nninni.iif all har
ties in the waiter. of his.irepppiion b;if ihe px-
' 1 11 i. . I'- 1 1 -'. .. ri l r .
cellent jefleetsi lha most follow he; conduet of
party conflicts io a liberal and gpnprons spirii,
when party conflicts must ; pcpui j raod of the
honpsty and fa":r intpn'ions of the masses of alt
partiesj.'tHef referred to his old acdnaintance
" V ' j t i ! S.:t. l
with the city, t palamities, its fo'tttodp and en
terpM$e,nd assured jihe cdncoorf?e, thai' he would
pherlsh the recollect ion": of his arrivsl here.as
amnng bis most, pleasant. reminiRppncw. To say
that it was'Mrj Clay who spoke, preclndps all
necessity of referring! to the gra'ificatioi. of rihe
audience.'., 1'j J- ; I
iMr. fJlay-afVerwardft receivpd in he drawing
room of the hotel; those who. debited lo be pre-
sentcd to him, and ahe. npporionity of shading
hand with hirn. apdof looking upiin him. who.
in all his nobleness r' of form and prespnrp, had
been ' the observed: of: all observers for so ma
ny vears; waa lost biit by few.
An invitation to name a dav, npon which hp
would be present al a public barbpn,i waa Ipo
deredte himj Mr. Clay 1 felt himself forced 'to
declines for the two fold teason, lhati he dpsird
his visit o bef as far as his inplinations should he
consulted t strictly private and s cial, and that,
were he to consent to partake or a barbecue here,
he could not resist ! the wishes of his various
frienda in other cities and portions of the two
states to meet them at barbecues, and then ihis
alrjy would -he i protracted beyond bis iniem inn,
and beyond his power fo procrastinate it. With
these reasons our pooJ penple have been reloct-
antly forced to be- content. . A ball will no doubt
be given, however, al which Mr .i Clay will :W
requested to attend, and a the faif daoghtpra of
our State will then and there -VeeetYe htm wi;b
their brightest smiles, hecanoot refuse his ptes-
i-
New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1842.
HENRY . CL IY.
i . j.
it?--
The New Orlfans Boe say r-Tbe Hon fl.
Clay reached Vi. ksburg, in the teamboat Rain
bow, cn the 5th ioslaot, at JO o'clock. A M.
ihe people.
bum at 12fcrhSrk.
..' ton. i 14-." : ? l
1 . P.: k Id i
r-i2-fi jre? r.is-J..'S t..r.js .
- ,,nd h.Bro.ei 10 ;..!S. pe;', ,,ri,ien.
I; iAVpJ.wn by a passpngerwho. jarrivpd, in ihe
l.s'pampr Missoari, rhtt. th Rainbow came in
srchiioE Natchpz as.the' Mmorirr left thai riiv
and "thai ,he rpve'rSeratiori of cannoV;wias heard
afresh Vessel had jjot out of sight of tbeetiyf
i ne.nimoseninnstasm prpvaiiea ; tn i rxstchpz
lhe; recentioa would be a v mostl brilliant af
i fajr, 1 j ; 1, (.-:" -ilyCii' 4?
address from Judge Bodle.y. iX v,
f From lie Raleigh Register. ' I ; : f
1
' ',
, T THE WAR OF THE GIANTS
-iS t' I U.AL9: -A'-Tafnar havfbeen.'pre
ventedp frVm witpea )he- rnagnifipeni dis
play or jntelfeHnaL proweV, Axhihitprl . in
Ihe Spfistfr on Friday a$i I have ihntight tt
Tfl1 !fc ,Prf P,rP Jtj a;?ketrh of jl, .ln(h
f9,r. 1 1pj "0iosen)ent of yon .and rWr rVaHer
a 'id ipjresctte from oblivion; the preat' and
tuDdjifloerjIal pnliiiVaL.dnrTrinrs . ihen, ind
1 Ihp're nrnelaimAff. i Mr Mh... o.n -..
JhVj of m,iw; f. .lo'larsf ph,n.
nlaslerit. ketnfj unr!oMnnlftirli;An j
fientleraan having sel fnrihlhe merits of his
erherne mra short j Speech, the Hon. Bdl-
Ainoi to his rising eemeo a pillar of State.'
fopnienance heuayed, intense inwH
ernntjoi) 1 nd his ehesi henvetj w ih nnhp
'' ti,, w'Blef "'prance: !.Mtite expec
tation'lheJd . Ihe 11 in so isulhas summer's
noontide air,' and ihe eager gaze of a crowd
edlatidteace lold ihe; honorable" gentleman
thit something grand ws expected. 'Well,
sir itjeame : The barrier of hfr Ijps ws
opened., and the deep volume ;of pent np
thonghl fl vwpcl opt, a jnrbid and mndily
si reamj rolling its swnfp0 tide over the
whjle einfol world of Wntgism and1 Whig
initiations? Binks and Baok corporations,
and m?iif onipersal deluge invading 'the
donotcifs f Ihe - sacred Democracv. , white
evep the honorable gntlen8n. himself could
fi; dnoWk of safetv, and was overwhelm
ed and jdrowried iri Ihe flood of his own 1 co
gitatifxn, Atart-from" the reaemblance.
whirhihfs cuntest bore (o thp ancient and
elaspieal I eng'sement het ween the 'Kilkenny
cta;' wherein the feline combataV's mtVtii
all? Idevbured each other, it noasesaed an'.
other renaarkahle attr clive featnre, andJOl
vslrfmsbpri audintre were, regaled witfwlfie
i?h' joflihal' wonderful feat,' a man's swal
towifff himself . But lorrnmp mnrp rhropt.
it rpi theiriotntVTheSoeech of Mr Rrnwn
wis vyidUnift a ntVidied one.and was intend.
yi -as a Ijjlr expose; of his views; jn regard
ti all thjp great political questions of thp
dar Aid these vtPivs. emanatind whence
tjiey. did and delivered on snch an occasion,
notfihe regarded as iIipj orthodox doctrine
of fhe Detiff thIici partyj jknH I were doubt-
it.tenVl.'d to shadow orth ' lhe ftitore
mn? tesjof that pirty.-' Niw, let me hold
ti jrpirroii up to Ihe gfntlman. apd let liin
auri.fi tnnseif .r f lpngh First, he de.
j,ifp ft af all psppr m ne? is a humbug; thai
B 1 f- rag? are a nuisance.: nd all Bmkfng
K-.ctif ui.'n p'femis to tiSertv and dunger
io 001? iPS'Miiilions.These arp his ;re
mie, and r" p'.oves them hv the opw and
highly dprnocrtic process of ratiocination.
He, call ihem momed pprporatir ns, ( more
dangeroiifi anim .l than nnipd m,an ;)savs
they fl od) he conntrv ! w lb irredeemahlp j
paper ; thf?t H ey shave swindle,. an grind
the i fare V the poor. Hr then cues ih
prps.enrerf the nrn-$ the d?:r!ingpm'"rt of
the Inirrenrv. -ands the jhiah. ntes d Ex-
chfigev a?)d rlnillv arraigns; Great Britain at
the Jar of: thp Senate and. reads. her-a most
whclesonke and instructive lecture on thp
degrdatiin and wrethedness of her labour-
iog 'clssses. nd apostropti'ZP Thome? Jpf-
fe'son and Demcracv 7 Thpsc were the
proofs toj which we reply, denunciation
t roves nothing. AM the irredeemable bank
p per, is be result of Democratic tamper
?T!jy with the currency the spawn of the
Ja knn (use is, that eprsng from the roins of
the United States Bai k. at the time whose
detrtfctibn n other fispal scheme was
tbotiuht of. The Sub Treasurv, and' bard
money scheme, was an after consideration
.and devised to pxcusp whit was done from
private roa lice and blmded rage. The abose
ofi BrMi! insii!tttins and the glorification
of ; Demoracv will do very, well for the sob.
teei of a itntnp oration or Fourth of Jaly
narrangue. anu me pamrwn hi-iiiik, vm ii-
etgn distress, would mate an excellent ng
ure in the A 'id reef of the anti-enrn law ,s.
sociationj f nd are all very preiiy of them
selves, hi t have abotit as much to do with
ihe remedies for our currency, as a Ukase
oflCzr fNnhos, or a hasttngs Speech
from Di'el O'Cnnnell, He says the Bnks
produce Ithstress, and then boy up property
lor! nothing Now asth parlour orator
teoul' say. yonr proof?' Do the gentle
man not know, that Stockholders in Bunks
are alwst s the most im-specplating class of
Ilie cooimunit men, who are Too consci-
ee'iotis to have.and lob lazy lo trade. .and
jtherefcre, deposite 'heir money m Bsnk for
safe-keeping, and, t4eonaM profit f- Well,
from these prem uses the gentleman eon-
ihe vert
thtaanchea
sody in favoror a bara ctir
knowaoafi Isiiflril enough:)
hard cor
4fency,(!f?aTcn
irje onlT -Upnoocratio currency anj ihe one
la which weshould resort. Now
thaLAIrV Brown-4dont cire tip t!,e prmej-ple-proHaira
ir abd leiall the conaregaiipn
of the Democracy say.Anieo rNov prat
answer W.hy.do ouf pari charter Bnkv ?
Why did Ihey issue Trcaftorrnnts ?-Whj
dotbey, want a Bank at Henderson; in Gran
ville couniv ;' and JwhyHialrW ther Wt-prae.
tised Iheir (jwo prtfachibgs?WrTy are ynnr
friendsrdenouncibg thp-BinkVinlVjrgirlta,
lor-not? iettng nut; accommndatronrpper
aod a our Banks;pay iSperW.aiby vdoit't
yoti all.go and get your doles cahed, and
rid j fiitr d wepings of the abominm ons that
defile.?' p Ate t hern twenty eenaib ; Demo,
rials in - North- Carolina who believe thai
we can lte without pper money-thit kri
exclusive metallic' currencv would ' hot re
duce the price orpropjprfyl the wages of (4.
hot and 4rs a. witheting blight "Afir. every
branch of industry ? . If there are not, then,
why do yoti descmt so largely ion a hartf;
money rurrenrv ? I$n hppau?'eiit tickles
the oopiilsr j'sr'?' Is itvhpransej it sounds
prettily and Inoks patriotic .3 ; Js because,
ii is a'good lohhy to ride, hut popr'borse
for the plough ? Yorj. speak, feelingly i tot
he poor man, and that is a popular subieci;
yout lano uniq and Oliver; and thatsonda
well ; and ffel to he a. friend ib1 the poor,
oiiu lisni jiiinuey y man, are tuieriy -incon
sisfehf." Yoi he vail the lot rf the indiiet
widow, white voti urge her lo give up her
last bundle of -licks and hanifu( bf flour ;
youi commisrate'the'debtor, and wpold give
the creditor lhe legal right In knork off his
homestead and his little all for a mere song;
dii vou say; oesiroy paper money: and gold
and "silver enoogbw ill come inlo circulation?
Now all hands admit, and 'the' Lord knuws,
money is scarce enodgh ; the crv - is'on e?v
ery naod, there, is no jmoney.no rp'ney
wh? don't. the shiners now come forth ? If
the Bankr have draWn in their cirenhtion,
as you sy, why don'i your yellow bors fill
theyacum ?! v l 'it .j " f- ' ,
But again : The. Honorable gentleman!
after giving the poweja'of Europe a castiga
lion which will make them sore for a cen
tory,. and hymn;ng the prases of iDpmocra
f. afterwards tells -us that Ihey jhave fir
Banks' in FirahcerarJd;, that she , has dooe
without therb. ; ;.Willtbe genlleman 1 not al.
so recollect, lhat her Jiboring glasses, do
without moqey, and , some withoqt food-1
that the Government has always tnno with
ont Liherty, the nation without i TiioMA-i
Jcffbrs N and - thai, as . ye, the; ReaofuV
lions of '98 anL '99. have-not been adopted
in that country ?VVjU he 'not alsoeTojlect.1
that, France has. high . Protective duties, (and
be took occasion lo co'ndemn'ouf TanfT; ?
After ihe gentleman had progressed thus far,
f in the manufacture' of his rope of sand, he
changes his (theme, and gives at length his
ideas in regard to measures, for the. relief of
the conntryj ' First, the 1 Tariff .roust, be
abolished (how moch miney. does thai take
from ecb man ?) . Second: - vTber roual
hecconamy, (whv was tnt practised when
the honorabte.genileman was a part of the
power thatibe ?) Third: a hard money
currenca (as there is no-paperjmoney, why
have we not a hard , monfy circulation
Last.y, (tell St not in Gath I) he says that as
it is a safe principle in BVnkmg that two
dollars of. paper may : be issued ?for oneof
G ld and Silver, and as our Banks bavo not
tht morh in cirriitation, they should issue
nvife. What !-,. If there ts enough Specie
f r currency; and a dollar of paper for every
d iliar of Specie is in circulation is not that
enough? Did not 'he gentleman eay he
was opposed! to all Banking and! Bank pa
ppr ? And, tb-n, in the next breath, he
ahtises Bnk corporations for not iisauing
m- re I jHereis-a Daniel comej to judg
meot ? i Here is consistency ! s Here is
StJitesmanshtp f The Binlcs are abused for
not fiaying Specie : Pay up. .joy go into
liquidation,'?: is at one time the cry j am
when they prepaie to pay, ihey are arraign
ed for not issuing more paper ' 1 1
Such Mr Editor, is an outline ofithe gpnile
man's remarks Hp soundedT separately, and by
itself, every popohhr chord; but wbpn all are
tnuched together, a moat boriible idM-d i!)
they produce 't- A nurnVr of bright and ahmiog
patches of Democracy were, siegly.r held up,
which when' sewed imo a garmeo;, jwill mkea
most beenmipg trea for a maunipbaok. The
ijenUeman rnnke loud and foog, andi oed. mucli
place declamation ; but bejepun ooi a
yarn, of all colors of ihe rainbow, and composed
of every srt of material. He charges forioosfy
on tne aoKS--inen comes an apwivi""
terawn oivrs England aidrabbing-i-sn aposue
phe fn DoMicracv charges down again upon
tb Banks antubtr apuatropbe to Democracy
4e ..tl in bhst at ihe Bank of Stale then an
apostrophe to Jackson fires a broadside at ex
iraVaoance awwtroobe the third !Demociacy..
mm. " i t L jwdiM mm mmaw f ' at ilaafm
Uemocracy is praiseo,
titn i cited ix out esnoUtwn, a specie cirrola-
kn isclmded.and ihe;Banks ahused fur cot
.MieVSS j paper, the paW Me commiserated, j
Z .rfe Taw f .rnraki,e .he rich richeraoJ tfte
JL sr. is rePom.nded.-TbeSgentfeman !
r, . .R-a:i ..Acn! smtab wtdcb I
iftd thus' I was wp!, 1 look 'physic, andbere
I am!' He elxiiold o th jo 1854 exchange
North Carolina oo Npw, Yo'k w i per
0uty nd hp nnoted wtne several tibjes B'-'hog
brum's remarks, lhat bisicry. if " philosophy
teaching by x?mple 1 Ndv let 3 bring" lb
ibree terriarki to bear no the- gntreman and Ms
ro4$ors: at il-etime ot ht desilaciino
United Maiea' Uanfc, earsaose , -v - f-j ar fa ? iJe at tliis I 1ice. r
i twiwecn ibe Nuiih,aud.h)j Jih, ibe muJnS?
S Z'.'r M? tr coaj rear,- - 3 , ? ; -
Ltvipg oi dying B6aav weieettlt" r
vf,Byoed: tbeeachjof ratJjViVT trf
'jThera aarel y is some bl?ssed clima 1 ; v ; . .
Where, life i, aVa:brPath y ! 1 M
;-Kor lifey.fJ.cMons.-traosienfiFe. 'S
r Whose sparka tfr cpVard aod expire; .1 - '
- une is wqna aoove 7 r -lr
f i "Where-parting is enkboWn,:: , -"4 ,
. A: leng eternity oC:Wye"oU . , ,
r Farmed for the good alone;.. 4
And faiih behold. the dfing here , ; i
TraosUtell toMbat glorious sphere!
Th'us'star Sv star declines
i - J2fai. tt
t .y rjiralf arrt passpvj Vway?
As morntag hf-jh. an J higbpr shmes . -t
i' To parand pcrfert day p ; - J
, Nnr aink Ihoseatars In empty nigfcl, 4I '
-s;:Batr hldMhfinsele in hpatpn'sown light;
- - , "'Mtrtxttv rntrtJ
' ? .ii" ri fBT, If- P WILMS.
Oh I If there is one law above the rest,' ,
. "--Writlen'ifL." wisih m it lhprn is a vtntA-i '-r4
h 4, -. - V.. i t Tl
V 1 V1 Tf0041, !ree as witb.a pen of fire"
. iipn ue onassunvd temper oi a child -;,h . "W,
ir.inere ts anyjumg Uat keeps Ihe toiad, ' , i!
Omn In nr) iaii ,nl n..! 4 . 3 '
' I h ffilservnf lll.lt hnmm Inr. t 1 I
. The smallest pebbfe'tn ihe well of iiuih l.t . 41 : 'J-
- . Hi II. iUiili, mMHInK ini .k. n 'J '.if i .. I .ii" !.;.
.- . . p .' f , wilt, if ifi Ollll I v
. Whentman4 beaimovemeflta bsve. pass'i!', ;
.,-Ttie law of heaven is love, and Hip! its name t
llaa b,a usurped by 'passioo', an"d profaned. V.
. TttS uibov nses ihrfugb all iinie,t, '
jS'MI the eternal principle ts'pura ; "'.. .' J
''Anjf tV-these deep a ffC1 ions that we feel
-0,irinfpttent wiih u,JwVbut ape -- .
. The lavish measure in which love ts given ; f
.4lAnd In! the yearning tvndernesa of a child,,-
.i For eyerf bird that sings above his head; v !
And very creature feeding on ihe hills, .1
t- "And : e?eryl't.re and l)jwpi add running btnok.
bbbi? iiuw winy loinjf wts inao'1 ii ur i
Ad how; they err, who in a world like thU ! "
Find aoy.tldrigtd hat hot hriman'pride.
r Wf. learn from tb New Orleans Bee, thai
'bn the evening' jofYhinrsdatL the 8hsi.
al about B o'clock, the ftf em ana ts Missouri
and1 Samuel Dale -came in 'collision, oppn
sit' Bonnet CarrePoint lhe? met bow
to bow..; The Dale sunk jmmediately. '-11'
was repmled 4hat ;8tx i of-her .dppk-handft ;
wefe lost. We.leain from a passenger who f i
was opon the Dale'st the time bfy collision,
that the Missouii ltterallv -split her in two
for neirfr thirty fet, wnfiont receiung any ,
damage of consequence herself. 'The AIi
oorifxtricated heraell from the wreck oni ;
Friday, iCoornUg, and pursued her voy4 : ;
n lrsVicIffit.rn I .. f ,i! : ' .
aaawap urn m
f -
Execution We learrt' thai .Jiiseph ' Soggi !
i 1
who was nonvicied of the mordei of a'frpp ne
gro, at tblat Greene Superior Court, Dnder-1
went the awful sentence. of the law at jti titoW
designated; by fudge Manlt, io. the jndgmpni
pronounced againsi him. 1 He was hur.g am'dit
a da rge coii course ot peopde who, wpre brooffhi
together by a pa nful curiosity to witness this
awful exiiifrom life. The onhappy man sprn-r1
ed to be much excited, but made no confe-aion,
only Egging the Sheriff ito give his bodv to ht M . j
friends lor decent iutermeat. This awfnl teef li j
iacleoofht to be a warning lesson to al! darlf! i -'v"
and reckless violatera nf ithe peace and weltate rj
of ihe coat nuniif JSewbern Spectator
j , ii I i 1 1
OwrZ?usmm.--The New Yo'k Crf
respondert of the National Intelltgencrf
gives tne lonowiog accounv oi a rereni ai-ji
tempt at I runaaray match in that city : ,
One oCtbe leading a uhjectt of gossip
the past week has strangely escaped lhe
newspapers hitherto. A young. lady, cer-i;
tainly of remarkable beauty,' having ' beei
for some time barred and bolted fnm bet
lover, (a gar barhellor residing, at one of
the hotels nf the city.) oond raeins lo g. t
out of her m'o4bei;s house in Carroll Plce
ver? early on Wednesday morning, r- l
stepped into a parnagejo watting Ti.,
mother, awaked from her sleep "by M n ;
den start of wheels frm herder, sfp- ' tt '1
the trnth ran "into the street ir. hev .
clothes, ;wd, wtih bare fcetl vc rhe. i.t
the ratrngi- which she t siruii k v.t th. Jor -
iff cf Broadwav ad B'eeckr s:r t, Tv.U,
or three gentlemen flew to her aid sr. d u
pd the horses, and aftfr a fight, in whtclr
the windows were broken and snmeski?r.
ishing done with cane, the mamma w,
helped into , lhe carriage, and ibe, cvtpftts
taken borne' with her. The loe.' fl
brought matters td a criia, however, and by
strenuoos Perajship and elnq.ience. M
carried hia ppmll A clergimi wa
for, and the abdurer breakfasted in C-rrinl
Place as boa of the family." j'
To be bornto breathe io sgb tosofTr
to die. This is I fe A momein-W u ts g
We atrog gle pass on as a shadow uig'
aaio aod are known po more. ,
In your discourse be cautions wbi y.
speik and l bn'D I00 Pk how y.t
tpeak and when you speak an I what i -u
speak, Pfk wisely, speak truly.'
httrithrM" hit lit IT Oft tltP 1
ThC IttUSCi IOCS ntiVXl. OFI f ,
-2 Is. Uliimo,.akeo Leiiera '
ing to law, on tbe Estaf Alpheaa Bey gaMy.
dsed, .kejrrb, Sf e. general n.t.ce toallpr
Mors of aid rotate to present their ela.a.. . d J
authentieaned stiiun tfte nase iwni.ea o,
U that purpose ; qtUrwiic ihit auce will oe
"plead la tar of kbetjr recovery..
f'Debtors to tbesald Eftafe will alio please la
uiake.payment immediately' t
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