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IT'
s. :
a,i
i f
f L 7 3 ' 1 er oe naa
rJJ ef f d of the vear. , I " i X?
No tubscpto will be received for a less t mt
oaetaaulei, paid for in advanced '
te4ttrtil l arrearages tre paid, j -
i
I
- : faun a v , , . . i . .--
latinff Bonn agamsl . J i , jjPaiwtED AKDirat.fanrti!. 2 ... -v; t ! v. 5 -fWl m W- Mi l-'t . P-n 'V:-t--'A'Mbit -.5.'r. 1 rf. - l-'ti- i it f.
c i 2oa oo ';: iiUL rn lK JJiL. r -L A iiujuoDernw flae$.notMqmrKiao muenpawer Jveepa clack S I H(JLW.rox.y IMJIJMK -XPH -
jveflKthal til
by the fasj
of English,
, -rh bondholders;
e fWo ' soils,
"hf 0fec Wibueals; one sgsinst a nor
noftr-
s
ft ! con lM ! 1 e tr f i jr ; e i tizenp
M?T i& siiiT'-Ji iUtVrWtidns, emanating from
Mt tetnPi " ';
:-- rlllZfn 0 JP . IT" - -vs. I.
te,&ftai State andtbelbondhoiders.
M&l iotivfoaaliy, on; evpry bond te
mm m;mnmm ma enough,
"Hf lf liWis'feiwcTps; FeblO. 184S.
; .tfidaebirs feporli: bafiojj gone ; forth-
Li9M of Oonjtess as lei the slate of
! of !ib Goftfoment, anil the condf-
I J,V iotere8te(i in ibe following statement
iJ . . , - a: "r.In. fwrpiTpd from the Secretarv
uti.&h(im receipts.! i 100.000
$0433.838 56
jai,wilt, t84f 2,840.041
yjbs finditorei for tbj year 18S43 are bsi
&tti$til$ ferinff ; tb'ear, how,-
iktBlTreasort
note - Issued onder the Act
emable in the coarse of.
A2.420.S904s
sfaoaId these notes be
ijee&i4ef0;wurt it ecienc of 3,01.ti-
:4nroT&dllhe estimates are tpb.robritted,
mm 1 -y- V r - J - -
tichl irs Botibe pic and there
yitiioit at ibt 5veipe!n4tare3 f will
is no ex
beiy mach
m f 20,000,000, or Warly ibree milliont dn--
iha e$fmate8vj If lie festiroates sall be an
rariaulfthe sarptas in the Treaso? in Jab
i.i13i4the! Secretary ?sayswi A ioe nearly
j pe!rriasqry i&erefyroy thoogb ii6 in t ve-j
iotiklWI sacb bolter. ihaalia
k4;rejiie'ttfed.;; k J TC . ' '-j' vSti
Waal ;cretary ;rtj.acmmonication to the
CWirmjiofiibel ICbmmittee 7o(y AVajs and
MejM, .recommends a 4aty of SO percent on tea
ttlpfmiMli'-. ' f !'f'
;S.'"4.t.;;,ri ' ! u.. . ', .-. . i . t
irtHpto itateroent ia Itbo' Tuscaloosa Flay
o iba Union. ;ih at the liabilities of the State bf
Ifwioaiditid bonds for capital
.wk-oilreil batj'kt!
$11,078,111 38
J 8408 76
-669.08722
1,099,847-83
5.468,200 00
acwjfii nfno vepoatiesju l i s ....
C.ti J i. if i LL:'.:i'L;
iSorplos rsfenae instates
ook oepo?ue ;accouni
Ijiiscticauoa-Qlih'
$18,996,655 19
.Ampanecessryjjo be -raised jthe present
jeaf, by tttatioin ot otherwise, to pay interest on
aeiray state expenses. jj,
HitijjfatWi ilOOO oonds kue, $4-
FlaW temirts We offer nolcomment
Wfthbi wry'iciurefV;itb 3t6 tnlt half
Noredeemed cii'colatjon. j the State
Marlwo and a half1 millions of corrent ex-
n?.apa;5ebT,io;p4yjn les than two years
le
la
"Ulffc ars' lka rri. nte '- f r. lL..lin. ' Imal '
4 M?&iodiationv ? I God forbid 1'!
Ri beef grren to itbe public. , After recapit-
r's uq,ucii iq tegara to tne caseane ouri
Jurtbei jjfind ihat the: condocti of
WiMCr MeKehlte had been kind to the crew
v& Wtl. iSraila:it a J Jt berr comfortsf .that
-XfatW4 promote their kowtedgof
, -r.ivf,,,)!!! 4k lU IIUUISIIIUIII WVIO
S ? y akKenxie; Lieutenant Gansevoort,
Tlbiotjh wKichjihey passed; llecied,
Jjffrf ltd jtttirjed the confidence ie
t!!-ah.bf opinton-l '
Altrl. W.y.lSt bail bfenorganizsd c board
t;A"J'wse.stri ofUe fatijf. r
CmwelVtartd Seaman (Klisha
?iy!!l,ai, P3. 0; ,ele,.. ih
in ibe
fjSJtiMkMi beet, ci
Hi 1
Jv'ntbatore bt the 'crew, tod the proper
r - ifl a ab n . rm m jm m b a - k rmm m m.
mtWvmtW Qharabtei vf
'P.K4 &T3 f t'tchtnto and b-okeq
,i m , ; 4 7 ' : r- : , , . - r ; : r ' : i
ficere and Iht laral of ihA rrACv: fn nrrfpr i .5
ii its v.ucbcj a a - r-i'iia rii ina r t a pnn nw 'i v -
roIfieWniltrihBVforro.'of triatitartdl Jhat
i rje immediate xepotion of the pruoners was de
qar(jd by doijf apl jostined bf necessitj t i; 4;
iThB Coarf-ae fiirlber of ooinfon- that thrnnoh.
pit jail) (lies? rwiofiit oceonences. so welt eifrola -
ted oiaiorb tbe jadgment and try th energy of
I He;fi!t nt;;iiiiij litMitt VHeoioffiee'rr. the
edndpjci'of Comnaander McKenzie and. bis offi
cers hraja' ptaimtT Icalnr and firm, abd , that he
T j , " noqHWT. prnorinea meir oqij to 'tne
8riee)and: tbllHconnrry'J -?T---;t,f; l41-.:
(Signed) - UHARI.ES STEWART.
1 111! -W ; iiljllj f i President of theCoarU
(SM) 1 Jf i DGpEN" HOFFMAN;-
111 Ir !1l'tM,-'':l;'"-.0ffe Adfccate.
' I ifi.l.,tM
Tottaot come agratn friend
" Bjipjf Mocilehas again made his appear- iH
anceiiol ferse ?f He his improTed kHtt.e lince jj"?'
bia fasti efTort ; boi we: do not yet diacover an?
tban Eyronuinn (it poetryr In fact we begin
ii.
toNieiro b:i4'i:dpei-o6'tir1 that way.
wbrl iibar eirf ii!eni BVro old ladync
A
once
1-jdjj ;Sd whowiis ery - fond of goinjsf into the
witHi i Wbehllie edod woman fband it! oat.
thja lel fbrtbrifiimiphis tnse i Mjrpfo,
yap iihdld nptjejro toto the water'dn joi toow
hoto Iwtni'fttOo yoa take" B. ? : 'f f '
'! pe reteediig1x;sorri for B, for be ap.
pekr lo bo per fecily .'brolipo-hearted about the
kithLitt9i gate b!im the week before fast. Ve
think he would bare done better to pat ibe fol-
low
ig i$es Qji)e place of hit
f F4fewttl: (dear jirl, farei
last stacza ; ;
re well, prooell,'
I ner sba!l Jove another;
peace and en nj for I may yod dwell,
tfnd I'teW home to mother"
for,
evidentiy.itis: n mother aom know lie s out
P'lpaid Ml pottage Ibis time, and we have
good ourj premise to give bim puffi
FAuEVTEbL TO MISS V
Ten ihouaand times bleat would 1 B'e
Oflriery the oeL blown rose to tne j-.-
! flAdd o'er toe. her, me hover.
vouia i enjoy inose lovei v eyes,
i jVSThich injtbal rose do shine; 'Y
fapp'r than all 'below the skies,
If 1 1 coold call them mine.
nfl .1 M II .m.inll m.a.
j i . iuiicij , raiu UJB9I rove r
1 jOr bills; arwJ rocks, andidales,
iiooui trie jqyt oij Laura's love,
are well 5Jip fL a long farewell,
i: nope yoa ii noo another : :
or; 1, poor B I f alone will d welli
l& woken ibeatted Jover.
Bi
H-THiS CHINESE TRADE.
f Frori the Boston Evening Journal,
llteie Part tmeneil tn Ttrifieh f!nmmM.i
The Liverpool Mercorv cuntaina th fnllnnrJi
ing g6fpjton f Mhe foor Chinese porta which
are lioi thrown open, to British commerce. It
is ia,en mainly irnra UotziarT t narratives of ibe
voyigeiof be ArniersUn I832J . A -.
l AirioT; t he first cit v , named in the treat vL'ut
sitoited in the fproirince ofFokieo, which lies
imnjediltely , ncfilibf he Canion nniirineer It
pofMf aa eicej enl harbor,, whicjh has made
tf 'Ke imtDemorial, tine of t be grea tett
eraporiams of tlie empire, anl one of the -most
lmP! 'nfWt';of .Atit. iVessels can sail op
close loathe bbusf s and load tod onload with the
greajesyacilitjr; thellered, from all winds a Tbe
xos'e cintairiiog at least 200.000
inhaitaitsv who snbsist entirely oy commeroei
otooding Cdontry beingr mountainous and
tterSi jybey j known ill over tbe eastin
cbmtw);wiift the other inhabitantt of Fokieo, as
the yankeet China-bold, (enterprising sail
ors.! indefeatrfjleM tracers, hatdy emigrants.
Whereyer theygo vre tteHHioW hey are
larehr foqnd in a sate of abject poverty ;! 0n ihel
cbomryrtbel r bftefi wealthy, and command
the trade of the) whole Islands jand provinces, aa
well by itheir'capiUI asby their soperior euler
prise; and: industry, jby which jlliey have jnadr
tbeje barren territory one of the ricbtst n4Chi
nf If00, 00 f bP greatest commercial empri
mHn worrdVj Amoy;,M Gttzltfftarti
it!iDoebtetjrljonel bf ibe !best harbtirsfpr
EarelmercirifHe eriterpriselboth . tot Mi tit
attilllt wlfbfind.jih'e stores.'!" tl'Cbitese:
exri'a ilpj!ople,i is scarcely necessary to
sayiijre:ibostaaxqus to trade, but a tariff set
tled ; ? hi lie t h-li riar of 1 1 e B rit h a rms U fresh
in tbille?t&i-.)f; tb Celvttia) autbori:irs
wiirjbetarxMcbeqkVo f tbe
I 'tiffin1! Fovsfioo, 'tbe; next tiort open to br
'1 iPf'fAH sine province; of Fokien
and liesiaillttle bflrlb of ArooyV In ihetcsniro d
oeeofl themoti extensive tea districte f Ii is
sltdaibdlptk't broad, ted iejarger
naaujinivrrpiwp mwiio -m T iores 01 masts, and
Mandjrtns, the Amherst dove a brik and auc
cessfel traide.rf iritis port! u ffkelvl'to become r-
Tf,Kfi'ira iquitjuues oQ all the surrounding
bilisi!
mil ! I.I ; . i ! H It U ,! ' '
'''-VJ.HnTiT ,1 iTi - vW ,,uef - war oaye-
Satl niyrtlliof Kuh Chow fnr.. nn.l
itcro l
3 b
m : A; . - li...' - r: J 1
1 Iheisiind vf Cblisaji.; -hit sttuaied in the midst
' '"f l'llo counfry, nd t descr b
M'lf rpef bft Fobow-Ix, witlfrxmre ship
prngifand as sqrpasng any thing he exptr'dition
had Sfein! ;Cbni; iB lie tegular-ny and mag
nificehceiofitheibuildinos is well U i
ninciceotitbf
cial ijncej j!
l LL i :l lrn'lL J . t . " - ! ..-1 ti .T ..
a oe s oops are oescttbed as el
ejanfjand ee,diA Jihote ttCantoo, jand as
d:splan Eoi)pan ajong with .phioeja man-'
oiaciqrps.' . nlbm ror'ogaese trsdexf here in the
sixieejrarv cfntafyj pa tounu t ready matket for
Eiurepeja prWoctt ontii they were driven away
bflha ixtadtiojos H he "Mandarin v Ningpo is
imrnrtknt if lh tMitltt' !niwnn4
Jo us at Jthe rRr-nt ir.ni t" it
moutjti Uj ibe giett Yan-tse-keang river ne If!
li f r esl Tof Atj whtth drams the!
streeifj lined! with jshot nchly supplied with
of thfi city showed a very commercial spirit,
and notwiitisiandirtr the .utmost ttT.ria ( ili
tnoat ferule pt6vioce9 ofi the Chinese empire, tbe
oldest seata of wealth and i civiliiaiion' It 'ia
the pvr? if j the fcoas cityof NankiniUhe an- J
cient capital, and, by the great canal -it-irta
ters the, anlse.keaog,f n .t far from It;- and
connects lbrV river ; wit (the equally ? large and,
imponant Yeltdw river, ifr coxnmands the whole
internal navigation uf China and a great part of
the commerce eft Pekin. L An f immense trade is
earned 00 here, r the consomptioa of foreign artr
cle among tbe millions jof Easier o aindi Central
Asia being pop great roeasare lhrouab
this port The exports consist.f graw tilk tilk
s oris, and te&s besides teanofactareswbich are
extensively carried on toil bet Keabf Son pro
vince; lh imports, bou even greatlf exceed the
expoiis. ;v Here, ana indeed wherever tbe-Am '
berst touched, thei people - were friendly, and
willing to Jrade, if tbey had not been prevented
by JUie Jeaimisy of tbe aaibor'nies. ' The princi-
demafid was; bovrevei, far upiomji Dt the uni
erpal se:of which K- amoog,-all elasses. from the
eir t thej, thruoe. wh 'la -reported to have died
Oom the excessHve.asw of the drug, dowo to the
lowest sailor,! w find abnodaot testimony in the
accountaop'-aU travftllers ttt-a&vsiif-' '
1
IWcAaH l NGlON 'S. PltvTYs
I The 'raemory' bf W tshinstoh is .lie ar to
every 'Americiru.fle more jus character
is studied, and rhis prjhciples tod f cnot:ves
pf action dnder?ioqd, the more j! will that
character be ;found worthy : of . admiration
tnd imitation, r; Washington religion was
troly a practical religion ;-'toiJ tbere; have
been Terv few if bnyf-pobiie! 'irien in
whose official Wt9, piery Wat so uniformly
and constantly exemplified. The! age in
which he lived jwts .byni! means a pejfer.t
age, nor was 1 1 free from'! lho,e teu5 Paiions
and seductive influences, which fiow draw
so large t majority of oor pohlie-men into
the torteicof i religion and infidelitf. Wash
ington was not: even exempted from th
baneful tpirjt of ! party. '. It was amirint the
same unhallowed influences, with , which
our public, men ere oowi called 40 contend,
that Vash ing ton's pie:y . efinoe out in. all
bit official and private conduct ; and it was
by trials tnd tetts of 1 virtue; more - severe
than fall to the common lot of man, that
the character 'was formed hi ch will.be an
undying example to.ibose who rujje thedec
tinies of nations. ( - W!! !ct f v caljcpj tier the
influence, which, an imitation of this exam
ple by our public men, would oow have,
in controlling the great-interests' of this
country, jThe-folio wifg order, issued by
Washington; in 1788 j relative to the ob
servance, of iheJS0batbJ hss eer (landed
to us bf j t descendant of an. nfBcer ! in the
army, froal whbse orderly booklt'j H was
copied.- - J -1-
: 14 Tbej commander 10 Chief directs that
divine service e pel formed eviy Sundv,
at 11 o'clock, in those brigades to which
there sre rnaplanis, and those whe hye.
none to attend the place of worship' jhVareet
to them." It 's 'zcted that officers of all
ranks w(ll, by tbp'r- attendant-set! 'good
exa mples to thir men j-W hilejwe are
Zttaloosly ! performing the duiiea' of i citizens
and soldiers, we certainly ought npt . to be
inattentive' to the'higher: duties of ; religion.
To the 'distinguished character of pa
tiiots, itihonld bVour hrghestgloryii to add
the more distingnislied character of Chris
tians. The signal instanres of providential
goodness whicjhj we'haye ei
which liive' now 'almost' crowned oorjabors
with complete succesf defTiand fro'i tif, in a
particular manner;1 the warmest returns of
gratitude and pietv to the Supreme Author
of aii gobd."r ' ; ; ' ....
; The fpllowirTg order irT reference to pro
fane swearing, is from" the' same source : '
Julif, 11770. Many and pointed orders
have been irsoed against that unmeaniog
and- abominable ciuiom of, swearing, not,
ivilhstanding which, with' m
G ne r a1 lob s er ve s, I bat' it pr p v ail t j f D0531-.
ble more man ever.. II if ,f'ltgs are. con
tinually wounded. by .the oath and impre
cations f the ; soldiers wbene yfrr hejs jo
bearing of .'hcrn.'t ' The nsmo oj thai jpetng;
ft dm whose bountiful gootfoees we stopper-,
milted to exist anjd to erg?y thej jcomfprts of
lifeis 'cbosiaQUv r1mpHcated aod jprofaiie
in a manner, as wanton' a ii is;sh:kie. i
i' or the saKff 01 religion, occency anoonier,
the General hopes and4 trusts, that, officers
' - "Ti? l": ' 'Til1'. "'i't . rtpM 'l;ri :"l
ot eyery , rans wjji use tne inuuncnnu
HUtfirt'riijT to'chelk a vice1 whii-.h' is as'', up..
profiVihle aVii is shameful. fuf the officers
wouiu maKe 11 ; an invioiaoie rute repn.
mand,' apd' ii Inat does not do, 10 poniph,"
toI.Veis !for-tffences of this kiudj it could
not fail of having ts desired eflfeci.
' -I, i.,. ... .. T,:i 2-f a- t
ti... ': : . t 1 i r. .
i i no manv masses, soieiuiry iiktro a .
dinal ttf the' Roiiau Church, one -dayr of bib
Chaplain M Howjnapy masses will it take to
pray a soul 'out of purgatory ? i
$ 'Ibe Chaplain :ra mote -" with astonishment
& thameat his inability to answer so great and
profound a question, u In vain he called lu bis
mind hi fairiijjjrtty wttb the, wiiUnsvor the
ar.cieot fathers! in vain he rubbed his jforehead,
placing5 the thumb and secoyo finger.oflis hand
on either exirrraity, indr gradually ' ; approxima
ting therri towards 'the 'centre of the forehead, in
order to squeeze out the 'ponderous secrei from ita
faccied iHcwptable. But Tain, vain, alas ! Were
all hts efforts! IJb was chltjed, in otter despair,
lo confess l h truth -r a thing unheard 'b uf .before
in Ronieihai be dM not krowl.,. Hi c A
mercifully Zroqiiuig lhc poor Chap!ajUs Who,
with' "vidtly cxtendeil mouth, ervcted ears, efes
readr, as"it urr: tu Start IrooV their i sockets'
sat ibelverv?imaiTof a oar boi led purgatorian :
I will tell you.'? And-wbilt'tbe priesr. with
uci
uctltered expression of couotecacce, ttill gazed
upon himbe4 tdded, - ft wtft Uteas fnaoy
masset to Relieve a soblfrom purgatory. as ii
will t4ke inbwballt -to 'heatStari oven "I-Sr
PnsA$)?ppmpl i 13. 1 1 4; i CIom I Ptot. ck 76.
Brownlter Letter plZiSiv h v;: --
'Correspondohcje 0 the Baltimore Sun.
,n, :U ; Jj4jiia eb; ;i 1 184&:--, .
TERRIBLE REVENGE. 1
SEDCTIONBDUCTIftlua
- T-.V-j ,! : ; f -, If S.;!.!' ; ' ;"
Gitlemcn: j A' deplorable event has
occurred in this city, a brief notice of which
will be found iir the Public Ledger of this
morrtieg. It is one wblcti bas produced
tbe utaibtt excitement in oui ctty, more so
than any which has occurred for many
veareis' Tbe citcumstances! tirt a seduction.
I an elopement and murder of the seducer
by the brother or tbe youogi lady tbdcted
from her Uthers house. The parties ire
all of tespectable and wealthy fmjliej.
The oung gtl is thu daughter of Thomas
M ercrlijreUr'ejd f merchant to $oothtrk,
a manv of fcontidersble wealth: Her ame
is Saraband she ; is the yonbgest of hree
daughters', tnd, a bptutifut and lovely, thpugb
eak-mioded gtrl; of abont 16 years ofltge.
Ht-r seducer, the person murdered byl her
brother, trii named Mahlon Hutchinson He
benon, son of the Itte Dri ! Heberton, t
vcung man tbout 2&. .. Of coarse tn event
of this kind, bsppeoiog in sucb society, is
calculated to raise an unusutl excitement ;
and a thousand rumors respecting the I cir
comsinnrea of ibel affair are jo circulation.
Miss Mercer, it 19 tid beet be first trqutint
el with M. Hotcbinsoo Heberton onf last
Cbrisfoiaa day, arid the introduction 1 was
accidental. . Ho bore the character pf I a
rote, tnd boasted of bis success with tbe
women. Whether this fact Was known to
the parents or not, t iin nbtl informed, but
thev .discouraged jtheir intercourse, ard it
was afterwards conducted i clandestinely.
A friend of the ftmilv, bearing thit $hg
M was sibout to etjpe with Hebertontp
prised the parents jot the ftct but it was
ton late, the young girl that day bad left her
father1 residence jand could no where be
found:!, A search was mat. tilled by her
friends, a reward of $50 was offered for in
formation respecting her, but ttf no tFtil,
no tidings could be beard j: of her.. The
familyiwere plunged into the deepest (lis
tre?t add excitement, which was gretlly in
creased, by ioformatioQ that the deluded gtrl
avs duelling 10 a; ouse of jiloubtful repu
jiation in Pir.e street. Her friends instant
ly hurrjed there aod conducted the unfor
Vunate jirl home Tins happened on VVed
nesday; and she bad been guoe two lays
hd n'ghta from ber parent's house, arid it
was believed, and prftty well establif hed
toil Heberton had take.11 her off and plced
jher at the house where she was fband. Tbe
friends immediately had Heberton arretted
'md taken before an atderujan of tbe cjty,
on a charge of tbduetion. . !j The proof in
tbeir possession was not sufficient to Jvar
thuI the magistrate in binding him overhand
the object of the Irienda was baffled. The
brother: Singleton i Mercer, aged 20, deter
mined to be ravened for the injury done
his eistei's fame, offered a .challenge to J H.,
which the latter declined. Ue then threat
ened that he would shoot H. whenever- he
'met bim, tnd from that time dogged his steps
very, closely, j Heberton, to t void comiDg
in contact with this person, made arrage
ments for leavine the city !wiih bis Ifgil
friend, ! Mr. C F. Vandyke.' On Friay
evening he entered a close carriage wiftl
his friend, and after driving about the ity,
reached the wharf about dark and lookjjlhe
last ferry boarjto Camden, Ni!J , where he
intended to conceal himself for the present.
But, Mercer bad apprised .himself of H 's
intention, and, provided with a revolving
six barrelled pistol, placed himself aboard
the same boat, and, cohcetled behind t coal
wagon; remained quiet until'the boat reach
ed the New Jersey shpre.' ' Toe friend of
U. opened the carnage door, i and jumped
out to Quioi the horses J who. had been star
tiedby thciju of ihe bbat against the wharf.
At that iroomtnt ftlercer steppeu from nis
place of concealment, thrust bis pistol into
the carriage where ileberton was, and fired
six abfiis in successionione of wbtch-took
effect to side, and lodged in his heart ; le
hcrton uttered bat one groan tnd sank back
in the carriage ' Before they reached the
tavern, a tew yards distant, he was a corpse.
Mercer ( nnmediattly eionfesaed . the deed,
and coronet's inquest waa held at Camden,
with a verdict rendered i tbtt ihe deceased
died by; tbe band of Mercer. ; The tbot
which Mercer fired wet a blind one; be
knew lost 11. wts 10 tbe ctrnige, but not
his exaci situation. The body of tbe de
ceased wse given to bis friends. Mercer,
who remained in a topor Mter the deed,
was conveyed to the Wondburv jail, the of
fence being within the jurisdiction of New
Jersey. ; Mercer fays not t word of ibe oc
currence admits or denies 'nothing. He
has beenf visited by hi coupsel, F. W. Hob
bell, of tills city. The father ol the young
man bears up firmly tgaitut the double
stroke but tbemother and the unfortunate
girl, mere delicate in conatitotion, bive
yielded to tbe blow, and both are little less
ibab in t stste of mentalj tlieatibn. The
grief of the widowvfwbose sou has been
ibut insitntly cut off; is aso excesve.
What a lesson is thtsto parents; in the prop
er education of ibeu children and their cte
of their daughters, tnd what a lessen to tbe
seuueet
Y ours, 1 1 v. a
CLOCri AND
rfjlHE Sobscriber respect fatly? intorms his old
v iL.Frieods and ho Public generally. thai he
baa opened a shop in Salisbury in Lbo above busi
oeis,in room! directly opposite jWest's brick
building, in the faoase of Druros formerly
owned by Joo. I.Sbaver tnd jasi below J. & W.:
Murphy.- , - . - . ( . , Hi ; ,t
In addition to the bove the isubscriber wl
carry on the Silver Smith Bukiiess in til the
varieties common inf country towns: each ta
htnaKinsr booons. fide., and hMirin. siir
WareT- ! . f 7'wf fT ' H'
He begs to assure the public that if panctoal
attention to businessand skillful work will en
title him to patronage and sopriorO be willmer
It It.
l ! -t T 11, ' . -i-f-i!
AARON WOQLVVORTH.
Nor. 13 tf!6
11
1
J9r. Sffcrkiaii's
-Jre Me oesf MElilChvk$ i Ifiie fTorW;
1TE1NG tbe cheapest and most ! pleasant.
JLF 1 he Medical b acalty warmly approve them.
Dr. Sherman is a skilful and! experienced Phy
sician, and a member of the Medical Society b
new ioik-. ' - j ( j :! j
Siaiman's Cough Zozcngcs,
Are the safest, sorest! sod most
"ectoal remedy
forCooghs, Colds.
Consumption, ! Whooping
Coogh, Asthma, TigbioesS of tbe Lungs or
Ubett, 4-c ' .. I r'
8nCRHABIS WORSI X.OZB57GES
Are the onlv infallible worm ; destroying medi
cine ever discovered. They have been usedjn
over 1,400,000 cases and never known to fail. ;
snERBIAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
" i - . J j I . ;l i j i
Give immediate relief in nervous or sick Head
ache, palpitation of the Heart, Ilowneas of Spir
its, Despondency, Fainting', Oppression or a
seoseof Sinking ot trie Chest, Otarrbma, Las
situde, or a sense of fatiguei j f ) i . '
' ', 1 t : 1
Sherman's Fever and wSgite Lozenges
Are tbe most certain remedy for lh is distressing
complaint, ever offered to the American poblic.
t' - . " u' U: til r i.
to me immense numoer 01 caseatia; wnicu mey
have been used, they have
never been! known to
fail.
' I ! !' '
Sherman's Res lor a
iveLozetiges.
Diarrhoea or looseness of
Ihe
wes, so com-
mon and troublesome during the summer months,
may now be entirely prevented by a proper use
(if these Lozenges I hey tre prepared express
ly tor that purpose, tnd can! be' relied on with
perfect confidence. Persons subject to a derange
ment of the bowels should never be without tbem.
They afford immediate relief from all the attend
ant gripings, fain tnessj, depression, 4c.j j j
Sherman's Catharticjtozendes
! - 1 j ; f.l ' 0 '
Are as pleasant and easily taken as the: common
peppermints; and ardan active and! erficieot
medicine. They cleanse the stomach and bowels,
and are the best cathartic javerjuted for bi lions
persons. Where an active medicine is required,
ihey are not. only tbe best, but the safestubat can
be administered.
Sherman's Strengthening PLASTER, '
The best of all plasters for liheomatiem, Lum-
baso. Pain or Weakness in ibe I Back,! Loins,
hide or Ureast.
The above medicine
is for safe, wholesale or
Medical Drug Store, by
retail, at the Salisbury
C. B WHEELER, Agerit,
; paiisoury, I.
Sept 8, !S42-ly6
Or. fllofTaVH ircgctablc JLife
Medicines l.i j ' I
POSSESS qualities of themoat mild, and be
neficial nature. They are Composed of ar
ticles tbe most antf-pbtreacent, Wnbiaed with
inrrpifiAnt9 known as the bnlv certain ahtidote
J
fo? fevers of every desriptioo. (Wbenitbedis
ease is produced either I from cold , qbstroeiion ,
bad airtwamny and, dmp siluatons or ipotrid
miffsmi, wbetber.ioaligoanl : .jorpidmiei or by
other causes, these medicines are ireriain in iheir
opefations or effects. They a re pbsselsed -of pe
cu'er qaalities, which rjot only expel all disease,
butatthesame time restore and ijivigbrite the
system WhenHirst Ukert intofthef stomach,
they immediately diffu4e themsfcve9 like va not
tbreiiab every pore, producing ati once
delbiful. salutary, andiperrnanertt. Vben ibe
s;vfk of life begins to glow dim, iheeircujlaiion
languid, and the faculties paralized, these oedi
nines are found to give a! lone to tbt nerves, ex
hilerate the animal spirits, in vigoratu the body,
anul re animateJbe whole man, s i -n
The Life Medicines have also been used with
ih mnSt innnv success In NtrvJis and Dt s-
peptic diseases, Contnmption, Asthma, i-iver
Complaint, Rheumatism (chronic j and jiijfUma
tory D fopstes, &c ! Mi Li
jCJfJan at UKEsa st uooia i, cf
Saiisbary, Oct 23, l4S-iy 13
1 . I . .! "Jivj 1
ICP A soppty or :ue above mvajof. .1
DICINES are for sale at James! Cioss ladi,
Iredell county, by fr ? - li I 4 '
A. C JUpLVTOSiJ. Agerti.
To Pu&teltcr j j
gC3 A VOUNG MAN. who1 as hjadicon
siderabU ennerinee a lmTKEwihh 4 u
uatKQ as Foreman r Jonnmman .Satifa4iory
references can be aien. hyi pariich.rsjddrf
ibe " Waichniao Uiace. q
alisbuyJN. C post
'llanoarySt. 1843.
JF. S. Joh
arroRSET aso cocks?li.or at i.4,r
IR flTAV be fonnd tlwata
St ibe Qfficel 4 H-
JTJL-C. Jones, Esq difeclly o
Iosit
ite - ibe
Roan hotel t l
: Saliatmry, Jan. 7, 18434124
ia '.
r wc,"je ceo is lor ti nikItu..;. j . . x ;
Vji Cour t nW. m "ce-; :f fl
A drductioo of 3ti .JmU v J -
All ad verttseicDta wi!t k i.V. j 1 f
rMi 1 v - V. - v oe. con 11 need oatil
forbid and charged for accordint. JJ. f
eiir a wrrarn nombef of timeV ' F " T
iw i.Fiii da ure aiiemioni
wam!Mtfo1l.
TTAVlNp parcjhased that wHI known, aad
-: jwrWMf l-,.,J., same la bow
kyhe?P'H f Traveller & Boarderr
Jilt I'tBLkiani Baa.uml i. Lw-i:!.V
the beat Ibe inirket and aurroaodinecuantry tf
tores, j ' I 1; r rHr V"--''- -
J ,L JAtCSp!acioos.- ;tndloantiflW 1 up
and provender, of all kiodtv at
tended by faithful aod altemive Oatlers. j n
The anderslnell pledges himself tbtlltot tx
ertko 00 liitl part shall be wanting to' mvegen- '
eral saiiafactiao toall wh9 may favor him Vmo
t cau.t: -x I :.4 -:, , ttr j.-,; .
11!. Hi JAMES L. COWANS
wwoTO peps. 11, 1540: tf7 . 1V
MI. Aprils j : -isjysjl :
TO CLEK$t SHERIFES;TcOmTJl-
BLES,
mHrPROPRiETORof the
U'.I.Lm..
Ja Printing OrHce. tesncifalw i nfnrma I ho
, w .ltnwll -
j Clerks, Sheriff's abd Constables of the surroond
log Coonlies, ibat he has and will continue to
keep on haod, a full supply of BLANKSieatly
printed on good paper, tod not surpassed by'any
work done in the State. All orders from ad ia
taijce r any of the followiog Blanka piomptly
attended to : : ' ! ' . .
'Superior crr-Vittest Tickets,! Writs.
Capis Bonds! CajSa Bonds, Suhpcciias, Vendi
tioni Exponas, Jbrprs' Tickets; Executions? p
Coujily Cowrffl Juror's llekeisExecutjoos,
Affray Indictment!, ladictments' vs. Ovrrseet,8
of Roads, Veodf. lExponaa, Witnrts Tickett,
Writs, &c.
fwccaneou5 Constables' Warrants, fwith
:!.:: i i - -
Execotions attached,) Ca Sa a & Bonds, Guar
dian Bonds, Apprentices' Indentures, Marriage
License, A ppeira see ! Boods.vDeeds of Tiost,
Deeds of Cunveyaoce, Delivery Bonds,' fnjanc
tioos. Sheriff's Deeds, . (Vendi. Expo.) Appeal
Bonds. Commissions 10 take Depositions, Coo-
stables' Bonfs, Administrators' Bondsv Presecu
tioo Bonds. Superior and Co' Coart. V ')
; j , 1
Printing, ! Printing JJ
FAZ707 JOB WOZIZT
DIKFERBNT COLORS, done si
be shortest notice, tod not -surpassed by
any in the State, t - , , ! ,
Salisbory, tyof 19. 1842. r
TO THE kFtLICTEb.---rtlic
aabscriber has jast received a large and frrh
supply of Dr Moffakl'a Life Medicine. Call St
obtain relief. L i O B WHEELER. Agent.,
Salisbory, Dec 10 1!20 " H
Dr MSrandctWs ' 1
!WTEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
v for saleal (hiss Office.
Salisbury, N. C. Oct. 1842 tf 14
Farmer's Look out. I liavo
a ValoableTracioflLand near Salisbury, which
I will sell on good terms, if application be made
Booa.
1
I. LVEKLY.
Salisbory, Dec 10
t " lf20
pniOES OTJHIIEI7T AT
. S.iii8BGY,Fe0. 25.
Gcul.
Cents.
Bacon,
5 t pi Cotton Yarn. 00
Brandy, an. 34 a 35
Molasses, 35 a 40
peach,. 46j a j55
Butter. 1 10 t M
Nails,
Oats,
G a7
15a2Q
3 a 10
I5a13
8 a 20
Beeswax, 27 a 28 j Pork, i
Cotton, clean 51 a 6 Sugar, br.
Coffee, 4 a 1 1 I loaf,
Corn
Feathers,
25
Salt, sack;
Tallow, 1
Tobacco,
20t
Flour, ! 3;a
Flaxseed, 501 a
5
Tow-Linen, 12 a 16
Wheat, bush t -i75
Wbiskey,7 25 a 30
Wool, (clean) 25
Iron, pet lb. i 3 ai4
Linseed Oil, pf. ! (
gal. 90 1
F V KTTKV t L LC
Feb 15; :
fl randy, peach
45 l''Mofastet, ' 25
), Apple 3o;a 5s
I alls, cut, t t ot
Soar brown , i A Yd'
Lamp .-' ; ' It ' 1
Loaff , IM J
ft-ii. 50 tea
Uacon, Of a it
8eswax, 2Za 5
Coffee. 10 42
Cotton,
H - d
Cotton Yarn. 14 a
I?.
Sack, ..j
Blrrtti?ccftleaf
40 I
r',wf!M. F.F. I$
17
Cotton D3g
"son ;
Kfaxseed
Flour"
Feathers
80 n il
lt,f-rone. ' 8 a 10 -'
$4 t4f
0 iai 25
5 a 51
Wheat eew 80s SSp
Whitcv r SO a 15
15 a 20
CtiERItw.jJan 31. 1842
Beef ;3i;;t
Racon 5 aj ,5
Rniir 12! a 15
US
7 vf - Jr
Nails cut assor 7s
' wrbtighf' '1 0ari8l 4
Ontn bushel 30 a 37: . .1
a 25 I Oil cal . 1 75 a $l i
r.. .J 9rta 22 I lamp
r o .r
BapeH, 10s ii linseed l0l
LVX l mi Pork lOOIhs 5i a Cj
" 61 Rice lOOlbs 4a 5
Cornish JSfliSP
Fiourb.1 S4 f 1 j Salt ck
8 a 12
$100 ; v
10 a 00 ,
Feathers
iron lOOlbs
m WiT'f 1 " f I
Lard
fnla-ses 3o i
7 English
01 Germaft
14
12 U
81 137
Tallow
t
Teaiinpe
-r COUS;N pUTVBITS-
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