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THE LOVE.OF -THE JEWS tQR
p ;r.t ia au f a nee, nu tic aouars una
(hot at tire opnonf
- jaj- ler square f3rt he fftst insertion aad
L fife Iff!" VAV" v,l,u,,,c,-
: ::'.;.Milt will fnnltnnt mti;
,lf::lR",:,"" " ' WV M Villi
ess orrfer-!
iji f Wressi to ihe
Editor xapsi
it
itlN( b'ircliasecl tliat well known and
Si Js&bfisHedtPpblic .Hoawi; fkhowri
?t dPiMe General If i that Hie saaie is DOw
?1 fnr ih reeptioii of Tra r el lers &f doardBrt
Fibe ticket abdisaWoaoding cfantry af-i
vVsttf sDacioos, ,andr boontirllT s4i
h "ilU irrafri and pit 6Toder , of all kinds? kl
mihWlwd ftM"e: Oa,e k ;
adcreifia pledges himself that oo;e
k oh his iattt: shall ;j be wrantngr u iTe gefl
aiklsfectipiII whoij irraj farorhim wUh
Vitl
1 1 JXMRs lv cowanJ
8 tiff
1 U184Q: t.f7 T'lp--.- V
IT
FS-iil is lfows i!-44I ' For jnfims . ki
S tbfcead el from lo'srf, jLnd-eaosiiig'i'loX
L ijfittplieskio jolits natorall strenjih
iiieH lf J pratentbz the ialliirpat of
iftirSd Pot any person ctecoretinff from
i iebiWJf ;sane enaci is fprodaeeuf 4in
fsd jjij;fs8;i ii) I i !' growth is started,
lit te)reSBied M! atjiintfoo ito iheHatest pi
imM!MtiTM:ih head from dandl
fiingieolliheociis imparts; health and
rfl4$leM jdiplaUooi tsiiid preTeotajthe hair
fii cbinsl Colour orl cettinj srTl t-6tb It
-uMt ibe bkbto'corl beautifully when done op
SiiilCljjldrei whi hare: :bt Jt'iifl mansconi-
ii 'rttdttlhe beadare Immediately nd
aerfectlf eaied of .them by its bse. 1 1t Is jotIJik
.iMiti!m.-iii!Hrv.?!-. I --v' r
I had wen ,old about fire years no more hair
;athe top of; txfy head 1 ban on the back "of of
md mv Bead coTered wiih a thick 6Corf.
"r-r- , T; . if. . - i I ri - i
ttbissitoatiod ;?aooatj tfte 10th ; ot Aogast last,
imn osiosr'&ft Calm.of Colomb'a, from Com-
5tk4-4l i wBicb.l hae esel two and
i fttf botjls tbe Biftlmfi which has fully re
Mffl-'lf'y bead otlrely from
t&t -f .ifybe'fS js jnoWjeoTcred wilb fine. flof
icf lon'bair-fsthicbnjF one may seejby calKag
a tl(Htam.$rdiL0DMtieQi.''r I 4i" p
Coa'nterfeitsare - abroad -4-look al ways for the
i, Icr.tief;Waiei'mao OfBe, and by C
6 Wheeler. Sliborf Dr rSuth. i-fUleb i V
lmtt,Uil$bert 4 u ILbloan, Greebsboro,;
inefcffli$Si:iii44f; i
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UNIVERSAL. fILLS
if
1.' "VW
far; ssjrai this Office.
Office.! J
54liwtS;pCtl842 tf4
f ttUici cap Wo oojain a- rcMtoy pi u .
Siliilwry'; Pic -10 'I';:
tf20 I
pfii basl-Kt "Reived a ; large $nd, fresh
o??!r;of!DtMfifait-s.L'tfe lledieine van et
tWareUeL if 110 B WHEELER J Agent.
-I-
5Sc$3 btJXlUBilT AT
'. : liciiV..-;:; ! in ll ....
tSlussoilT, JtinelO
! t
0 P IrU-li
Oolton Yarn.
75
rjJyi55 4U v Moislsses,
peactlilit)! 45 Kails, -
35 a 40
15 a 20
-natter,
:t;ll';ti
Oats,
Betsw
Pork,
Jej5Ji6
Sugar, br. Ga0
f loaf,hl5a18
8i 11
i1
Salt, ! sack, 2 75 p
reathqrsV -18 s SO
Tallpw 6J
Tobacco, 8 a 20
Tow-Linert, 12 t$6
:lB.i:.;;iJ;a;4t
WMat, bush 75
I; nil. nr. '
t-Fh rtey, 25 a ?0
i.i .f It ' 3S
25
PjsrfctTiiLE;' May 5J,
el t
,piaeh 40 4j
Molasses,
23 a 28
5i a b
mi
e - S?' a . 40
lfMi's1 6 1
Nails, cut.
5C00i
Sajar biowe 6 a .10
I.nmp,
14
IS a ;l3
S0-a60
in
cacti.
Tobacco lea
2a
Cotton ib
Bal-eTope,
8 a? in
WheaU nejw T5 a 80
miyrit-lr'Moijr'
Wbisuey
vil.
!2G
121
alia
1343
Nail? cuta;ssorjSa&'
roughl IG ai 18
ats bushel a; 30
f i 22 a 25
Oil gal :1k75 at 80
lamp jf- $1125
linseed I 10 a 1 25
-PotklOplSiiiC
;;leop,fi:oSr
14
6
UICO IUUI0S 43 9
:,Coti;busHliyiiiii.
in::.:; tn'HRni :
&-ipr to
Salt sack
II 10
hush
50 4 0
NitrjoibaTiSafJi
Steel Amcr. 10 tvOO
Errjlish
(01
WVhe'liTC rales. ' - f T ' '."iff
i?iSiibiiir S3i fir cent will bemarfilki
if
r ft a ; (
fWaJ
ii , p .
a &u
14
:M : 'I ,'f,"y. , J .. l,L -f'
J iCiijRAvfjkMay .8
loussein n
2&J GertMoJ
(D; PEJTDLEXOX.
i I ' 'lis- i It -'4. I . : i L
REPAIRING.
f T1 H R Snlscnbf r respectf ntty i n forms t Is old
ha opened! t, shop ii feahs&ar j la tb tboWhvSi-
irpbf.
t In sadditionto ib'4rabvet'l'tvubsi:ribeir'wflK
jearryl oq ' ibapSi7r Smttk Diiiikm zft the
varieties I eommoa in coooiry towns Psoebvta
ma king j Sj.aons, y lie., and repairing ilT
j Hebe-rs to assure tbe noblic that if panctoaj
aUeniot besiness, and skillff worwitl ei-
uim iu paironageioo sanporr. ne wijjimei
it it;
iitt
A A ROff VVOOLVVORTH.
KlStflfi
:i I.: j 1 ii I 'u;Tl
si
a.
ill!
i-l (l Jkl i&i3Ei37C in :iftls - IfirW
iiBCii?iiji inecnespesi ana .mosi pieasanr.
iLD I he Mfldiral FkcaftT warmfv aOVerhrtn.
'HrMk&mwtit9 a skilaFt nd ezprreee4t Ifiiy
eician. and sa, member of ibe Medicaioctety o
N.-iTOW.feirSr ii h J !J .,L i ....
Areibesaiesl. sarrst, ana mosvnectqai remeoy
' i : -v .1 'U ' v. . i i . .
Conffh. i Asthma. Tizhtnss of the Langs or
unesi, c.
1!
Are ihe-onlT infallble worm destrovinr medi
cine ejter dicoteredl ny bays been osed in
over t;400j00O cases and never know n4o fail.
snEU2IANS CAJaPHOR XOZENOES
Give imraedtaie relief in nerrdaS or tick-Head
ache, palpiution of jhe Heart, Lb w n est of S pir
ns, p uesponoencj sr iiniing,! oppression
or a
senselarlSiB&ibg of the Chestf piar'rhceai
Lasi
sitodeiOr alseneeof ifatieae;
Are tbWmoist certaie remedy for this distressihff
eomplaint,yerkoffeted to jibe American poblic
n tne immense nomoer 01. eases in whieintuey
hare jbeen ased; tbej have never been known . to
fwl.Viii. it . i-PL-U h .. -i- ; j - . 1 -
H Sherman's -Restorative Lozenges
l)ifhte pfiioo9ene8s of jh powels, ad conf
moni and troublesom darinjr tbsaromer montbt.
may paw be entirely prevented by a 'proper, ose
of these; Lfrige hey are prepared express
ly loi that -purpose, and can- be jreHed on); will
perfect confidence, persons subject "fe deraogo-
rnentqt the bnwelssnouia never oe witpouunem
They sGTor iai mediate relief from aft the attend
sot griplogsifafbtnss, depression. $-c. '-T '"'"
Are as leasant and easily taken as tbe common
peppertaiois ; I and are aw active ,ard efficient
mediplhjs. Tbey cleanse the'eiomach and bowels,
and areTtns best catbsrtTcevero6fd foribiiiens
pertonsf .' Wbere afi actiee medicine is reqoued,
they are net only the best, bat the safest that can.
bejaaVtoisjrercd. : - t ! . V
The befit of all plastera lor inenm"ii?m,
bagoPain.tVeskness in the ffav
Side 'm Dreast. A . ' ; - - '.
Lnmr
Loins,
TbeJthove1 medicine ia for sate, wbnleaate or
retail ii tlw'iSalisbery Medical Drug Store, by
M M C.!B WHEELER. Ageai,
1 1! I I. Hlti' -i r-'; - Salisbory, N."C
-" ! I' i ' 11 1 ''J ' -j t 1 zz
TOiOSSESb ''iaoalftiea olThel'toJd and he
tides tne! most; anjitresceriip comhiaeti" with
.inafn ka the onlvicertain snihtnie
. l m - j ..m i v i i. v sis JTi a iiH si is
ha lk nrndared eifher from cofd, ohstroeiton,
bad airvswampy and damp snuations or polrid
miasmilWhliber maUgriant epemofby
i.l jujJtiJ iL.Jn..j;.;. .,B:.riji n m their
other catoses, these; medicines are
arW nrtssessed of pe1-
Unl nr kalhiei which not;.en!yxpei allUiseasd,
CQIiar OBI1I1IE8. Hlcn nut t.Mit t.
ut i5m rPfore and ihvirofate the
iLJT -ltwi.il' fiUt i.t-n rka ihe sitomacri .f
YBiiHiii. f e uoii uev - ----- r '
hilkie rtjeiaaimal spirits, invigorate the, body,
and .n4matetnii whole mairJ I , - "... I
The We Jlfeiictncs have alio been used with
h ihlt hanne saecesa in Nervous and Dye-
peptjid J diseases, (Jonshroption,! Asthmia, J-Tjer
Complaint, Rhcaoatism,ichrpnio ano inuamu-
tory U ropsiea.etr.. m i i
ECTtCalilat Ctpss & Bogi?r, girnfs. p
Saitburyict22. r842-lil3 i
ff! A supply jof :hebos4lnvaTqaMeME-
DIClNESare
i are for? sale at Jamea' Vrosa uoaoa,
Zhfr u-J. .!: -I : i4-
Irebtetlj county, by
n.
4. c Mcintosh; Agent
44-
mAkEslhiietbod ot
' II .T ' . . J - .
A l Informing his menus,
anc the puiMic,iaai b .a
u . ' . .4 . . ti
atiil carrying cn the Watch
and tf f:
pairing wMnwiii u
JeWetleri'ltriwnrk done. L
f ayiytfach 12J 1842f-tf35
LI.; S Johnston
ii.f ! i . - . K ' "
itrotitcr Jun cowfM.W ati -xaw.
f !
. !.' '1 1 !.! i
J
m
ne.in a room directrr I opposiu AVesrstbrwk
bundjog; id ibe house of IXr Bar formerlj
(owned bt Jo. l.Shirer and iost below JL & W.
tbey immediately idiffose themselves lie vapor
throdgU.everyl roripraJacingl effecis Jat once
delighttpljsaloiary, and permarjenM When ihe
8?sJrk b m begins jo grow cjiro.heci fetation
langoidL ahl the4laculUe8 paralffied, thee med -JZDi&rk
a ffive a tone to the nerves, exr
i' a
g-w- aiina.itanat wwwwBP iiJ.ifet koeW wnetnet I', was aa opucai luasran uw
igi circled a mareartful rogue than himself j 00;eperllloQol nt
ff Ci!iwt hff f af 1? ! Welwnstbe- aavar before wttneseed.o aumetbiag of a
JhaMar the CaJeJeaia. Abater Finntbe Trmur undenake 10!
."Vs - ' .i-i .1. 1 1 a tnoeBToosiawe. i -,t , .. 'iL.i::i .a.
u a ufflBi iHM uii'i --r m - ' . u. ii. l k ..m thit hii 'Hitmni iron
r-f- ir-i 1 .1 ifrm uiwa, u -ffp
1 . rr asj - - , - ' ... i i
sit .-fiwii nti j nw . . i
rfandreda of children sod ad alts art loifjnf
ly wilb wpfmtwNo some etbei aoa baa been
sappesed i6be (be tro . ' 1 r r
Ii4s adartted by 1 doctors ihi acarre a mas.
wocjaa.oT chiU eaius bn sfhai AW,sta;eT
lataMroobfed wilb werips. sad ia bandfeda oT
c?ws. sad, ttshte, a tvppoud lam j sesriattna.
eviu, or some ocaai amps' ear!Me.oi tae twfa
f nbeliomirfTiniiJy-ife lft triithlrmy dlicl
-Worms 1 'ntf these ebald lialri been eradicated
a a fay by lhaaeiaf w WtU of e&lfjj)
Vtrvutis:k the cpat ota p3tnar ot a dullat Ii
HoarekeBjaftiajboqgbMlra 4bet ibinz
t0,4 fc?r?an4iMio ifegje ibesasritea
for net imnfctbislW'orm iermiaator. when
Ihey finoio that eve a if Jhe cW waa nnl wdrtiasi
Vbis Irelnedy Wd"wwt by'any fwnii dd 1iort
tmtjays ?txxf ar a porganre 1st tb ers
ae be bit it' rtsy . -ilw- iareofrnt-rh5 fli
ladoyutbottt ii? LtTerT parent ibai ia.aol
jkboB.sk ibejTjsdf ifis oUuo io-.UuUnd
sooernea.
ffi van and ez dsjr mote than forty- worm!-were
passed wbenr ih child recovered npidiyi i
A child of a widow woman, living nearibe
MwhattanWatr) okieJiadwindJed jfor a
mntb.jill neai a aLeleluo. tvitb- great drynew
tbe montbr andj iichin pf ilia aosePr A a
mane ladv. who called to bhvide for l1e famtlv.
sent immediately ftor Kolmstock Veraifoge;
wbicb brocaht i way ft eat qos ntit lea or wiir ns
lor-iwotitbree daya, aad taa-ebtlf grew JjeJtet
at oDcej and feainedV its folic at reojtb in less
than a monib.., .t , . . ... U i t- '
, Seyeral cbildreg ta a j?ijbly reepectabl? fam
ijylnBrbawayhad worms to s .F;igb tfal extept
ar(J .we're "ill enre tapi4ly wiih;tbtayert3ife"ja.!
; ' In some of 'ibsr best f Ithiliea jb "ihe; neijhbori
-tWia Sr. John's f arkiltlwrbeeb eaiensively;
used, from the circamstance? of having eradica
ted a large -qoaniiiyef worms, after; all other
remedieabadTaUed which wasnrery extensive
ly known in t ha V part of Uhe city j :f. v , $;
' A family in New Je'rssy saved several ehilifien
by theoae of It. J One, a, girl of aigbt yeara ol
Sffe, bad' beWme Vxeeedingly ' emaciated ' before
targe worms were dislodged; apd sbe Ufmfl the
Vfrmifoge,v when she became again worse and!
bad resort to the Vermifuge t bat finallv brooobt
away a'n incredible quantity of worms, aad jtae
core was complete, sod she gained tier bealtt
rapidly.. - . ; ! . ;
" APhfsiciacf standinsr, had doctored a fami-
lyof children "Someweeks, wiifipot lieiog able tr
restoreltet.pne oot oft the seven ro health ;
had iheliberalfty o send for Koimstocks Ver-;
mifngerand cored the rest with it 10- leas tbaa a
week.
4:
v NoroerpoR cases of other com plajots were sop
nosed to exist, and the peraoa treated feV feVer
&c.,bat finally a trial of ,0119 Vermifuge, dteijov
ered thelroe cause of the sickness, by bringing
away almost anjnnamerable qoaotiiy of.'wormaj
large apd smal tUd the peraona' recovered with
great despatch. Instances of this kind raigbt be
cited to an immense extent, bat it-is qselees,ione
.-i jr. L. '.if.lt - 1
iriaLior sa.cenis wjm anpw ny one wup eaop
lshment the certain. effects of tKisiVermlfoSf .
x5t tmj tiiiri at wtnj it u-jj
" Df KolmstockWermjf)geH hibdsornely" en-
ereved on the omside label, and the : fa6 simile
of Comfttock &. Coi ' " v
' aenl C B Wheeler, Salisbory'; J Sc
R
81naa Greensboro D Hearti, Hiilsborb;; j
.Mabrjr . Lexington ; Ut Rlith, IUfeigh.
: Marcb-4, 18-t3ljS2 .
;"&febfy J?dmale :emi j
rjTI,HE-&immerfston of thtslostitetion, Will
'11 . -commence on M onV a rcu JBlh-- Ai
rs cgeroen ts a re- roakieg to . piCQrft-BiirJ5sisian t
l eacber. who will probably, enter on hi du Hi
in one or two weeks.. . Terms ss formerlvi but
class cf small chilfrerr, lramio2 only Reading
and'SpeHinff. will be' taoght at fB." fevery
branch nsoslly tatight" in the first Female Se
minaries will be attended to, and it is believed
that its present .arrangements are Superior lo
those of sny fftner aession. Rev. S. Frbntia
ita nan Y o ui mr anuci is itixi riavi inir S SHI BM t in a. B Sfl
Jfreecbrlangnage, aa,d it is desirable that olbers
who. intend joining should do.so iroroedistefyi U
He .has a!- roneenied to take ehargef ajcUj
Jin Cravon Drainf? : a branch which is hiffhl
i appreciated at the Norh, and hot! little attende
ttended
to-among.ua. ' A lew -young i.adtes win hej re
be re
Lceived mtr
ceived into the family as boarders, and Coll R
W. Lose will 'lake 8 of 10. His residence i
, - -ii
agreeably aitoated in a retirrrf-part tr towpl an
erV conrenient to Ihe Aeademv. - No dednelion.
made fbr absence, bat in casts of oogconiinued;
sickness.
M
MS-
Tuition $$8 10 -or 12 50 accord eg to
the advincemenl
Jvtncemenl of the pdpil.
Music fin Piano per session,
21 50
1 Guitar per quarter,
1 Freneh pr eesstou,
ii 00
10 00
Drawing wiib crayons per sessJorr,
00
Ratoiing in water colors da
Wm Work. ;
00
6 00
Needle Woik;4nj. taoght :f desired, jl;;'
T EMMA J BAKER, Prwjat
Salisbury, Msrch lst;i843-tfSa I UE
tn! Rrtoa
Diamond all XWtfmond.A thief
lately enacted the constable for tbe hcace, arrea
ted a brother thief, whom he cbargod Wjith rob
bery, ind preteaded ibat bs waa about fo carry
hlnto thecityiJaiL but final lycouaentef tetalte
I . . .t ..L,Um k..l .kf..t h MMMMIlL
1 iuu, n ma iub" -..nTiwr-..
1 . . . j 1 . t - r .. tr ,t
ty foejua appearaucera
I .Tt meriiinr;
jnoarresiea imewu
t covered ihaia
. . . lj -' l:
77. i
cooatry in ibe Great Westere. ; j
An Irish... tfau. desciibei 1 whaelbatrow
Hi. a litite? carriniiVh M wheel. ed
o. ' v . IIM.. ' 4 a . itm " I . . ' i i J 1 i '.t l.fc
jw v ictrtfota pad a ctiiid ety sUt for
near two weeks aneaded .Ty a physician,
witbooffelief. when ICftimstrtr'A Vr6lfnfTA
TL...-IL I- i- V.1-M I J!.ktu UIt . IZMI W I MIWIBIHF . Nl Mvm'-wr mmw ,
(From ths JVtw OrUmi Trcpte.
t SONG FORTHE TtMES.
:l ' :-.f.4;4':: M
fTbea np wiib lba oM WWg lag,
Lai iiJbMit flapla lba N; ! I
Oar rnea at its flatlet sVilT lag, i
I? or the t taw may velj tniit ihisa pale.
Tbey know tbal ita folds embrsca
Oar eoantry Ua vaior its la wa ;
hsri afeodtri fleatt yi mayNnee
rf tritttaplr of liberty acaoaa.
HI
Mill ' ' " I t '1 ' ' "i
What tbopgh we hate somelitnei fail'J,
Hy.oar cLivalno honor deceived-
Vet We niTer were kjtows to hare qoaird,
Nor forukea tbe tfetb wa benev'd.
'"!!. itr : "
i TTisirae, anajcb Tiaitnra'eured, ,
,Like a viper, that's warned into Jife. j
Has wosaded tbe breast where ft nota'd,
, Aodmra'deat afell brwdof tnle. .
-I i 4- '' N- V.- -i':i:IL
f Yf atiirifl we pnadly anfold j !
' OdV ey1ma- in prindplr siroeg
Oar Hond'r, uabartarTd' for gohi, M;
' Oar Fame, unobscar'd by a w roag.
j Thin a? Wiib the pW Whig flag,
, Lei kholdly-flap in Ihe gale,
j Oar. foes at Ma flaUer will lag.
For tha view may well torn tbatd pale!
j THEiLATES rWOPiDER,
Since the abeqaatolaiion of Treascrer Gravers,
ajl sorts of diseoTeriea ha?e been made Jo Miss
issippi The latest wonder that has come to
light fa feeorded by the Register published at
raflnia, iuiia. me account lainy "iBes ine
rsg off the hash if it does not qaasa aome ef
oaraoperstitleas friendr to open ) their eyes, wa
are mech miSLakeo. JV. O TVepid. '
WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
Singular appearatui$ ef the moon-9 black tpot
on Ihe surfaetMt mcgn split into fragments
. -lirhh shooting tiff1 from itnnd forming into
the shape of a man 1 j f'
MriJames D. Kin?.a rssneotable citizen of
this coon try,, aad gentleman of oodoobted ve
racity, called) it -oor office on Wednesday and
gave the following details nt a most remarkable
appearance of the moon, for aboot an hoor; be
tween aeveo and nine o'clock oa Tneaday night
laet. j ;; j ..; 4 - j 4 j
He states that being in tbe habit of noticing
the appearances of the moon ' at this season of
the year, with a view to tbe common prognosti
catiorr of whether it ' Would be Wat or dry,"
4te observed while looking with , that ehject on
Tuesday night, that it appeared at firat mocb
larger than common, nearly , threa times the os
oalsizeVaod nore like s circular sheet of fire
than like an ordinary moon. In a few moments
a very dark and deep black -spot was plainly dis-
cernaiile abaot the centre of the ration's disc.
which immediately commenced Joying op and
down, backwards and for war da 6n the sorface.
and as tbe spot approached the epper edg h grew
lessee nd s fsint light distinctly ebone ibrunoh
it. This Ipo finally became eamnary tn the
centre, when the moon divided into three separ
aie fragments each 2in2 distinct and separate
tights, being of wiegnlar forms and appearing as
thoogh the spot bad snlit ihem off Tben the.
moongradoally reiarped to its orginal appearan"e
and fj-odfthatlagain looked natoraUy.
. V(hat be; fiad already seen was so remarkable
thatTjirTlwrh' his family jcontinaed the
obserntioo.UdaS0" hd llPwd
before the black spm ngwTtpf Sain
lK. MMn rt'liJIlh-e tinitt In In iT IS' lOCl IT
uv inwii w w 1 1119 1 1 mm ;a w
ttOTw.
regular parlor ;fragmenia.;!pfinij I immeiatwfg
ajigat resembling the tail ol a comet snot Tom
the fewer fragment al the soath east corner, ap
pareatly sone 'three or foor feet 3ownward, while
annther maeh lanrpr. from the uhrer norlion or
north-West coirner, atrnck ff direnilv upward,
to the length of between five and six feel. This
last now went off and left the corner apparent!?
four feet or more and formed into the sfiffps uf a
man l sianeing ereci. . aneugrw w
mosli Wrfectiinaginab!e symmeiry. o( about ibe
medioroaiza and height, doibed ia the purest
snoar wbtte! and the bsrk atone presenting itself
f to view. It wa visile a lew momems. wneq
j graolnany the figure changed q the simple Ugbt.
tbe lights retreaeo o me nagwenis, nee
came together and tbe moon tesaed its natural
appears nee. ' : : -
The-family of Mr King consisting of bis wife
and a daughter thirteen years of age, with an-
ether young lady, al witnessed what is above re
lated. Mr King Uvea about fie miles east ?f
thisipiaceU He protests that in calling oa a to
I make poMfe these facts, be has no motive but to
tell ja plain aad aovaraisbed tale of truih, aad
leaves others to judge of ita impott-thai be was
notjio tbe leastalarmed or agitated, bat aa saocb
io bis sober seasea aa he evet waa in bis lite
andj in order that ne oae abould have occasion
doidtt the eiaeeiiif of Aia oairativa, he has ao
;T , m 0 ltfff l0
" 1 , . . , sL with hieaseir
1 1 am it t mm wiw- w. ... r
1 ot w nai cimw
does
! . " it t ll i.MMSM.
! I tal,Jaaioed ta be tTueoa hia-hooor aod charScier
- as a man, lad be will e-C!J
teY'htbc roen-etre et n.m - -
I m attrtvtaVJ ha
NO. 464VOLIJME XI.
whole jrd
566.
B.tityeidty bftbaateamsbip
Ntw Tork Qspi. Writht. we base GaJvea.
ton ditss.np id the Idb inst., ! The oesrs
will be fouod of onnual inieret.
Ohb of tbe cost ionortaht it imtl-
i lefge forca UCC Texas
early Fn ibftSpr g nn aopther Sana Ve W
,, uuaa mis 1 1 roe tpeir object ia j
tear and frdde. Soi&a i5. : ai...w
ri cji.-i 't 7 "T i - -
ut. LiuiTPiw wmmmtmmn m irri mi..M.
. ..T...v . wtt.vLii(uu io raiae i
of the north-east, for a descent nnnn ?im.
ijm .u- h. .r t ."" . r
,h- t T. r T ' . I T
-t uw iuc cuinrB ot in itt.ni imm
rpi, ' p, t- . fRZ, vTr -i
atsVaS? !fVt!?
states tbsl sfaf princjpsf dUIlcalty w.
.u r.i90 Booiif rroen,! bono keep from
t elect their own commander it tbe place oj
general mar lingJano marc, immediitely.,,J
Tbo.arbolB'(BgJiia,jeo kept a aeeret
In Tx"-:fI,i 'P Wa ih editorji'ofi tnajt
eottntry have pursued the wiser policy
The calamities befel the former SantFe
expedition were in part Caosed by the too
great publicity gjvan to tie eaoyeeients.
The root taken by'the present expeditibn
is to the soul b of 'Red River; only crossing
that stresm wbea ihe road rendered it rie.
cesssry; llintarr operstione were to be ex-
eluaively tfonfined to tbe territory of Texas j
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and Mexico. Tbe St. Look wtlbeentered
150 milea from Santa Fe Within theterrl-
tcry of that depsrtment. ' ' "r
" Bv fir the mit inftriant nfU. krn..
y 0 esV'TpS, is tbe latl :tbat; General
obedience, cnnlumaeyrand mutiny by Hotis-
ton, is declared lospended from ill com-
mand in the navy;
of the Hepqblte apd ia
ordered
And I forthe deefsre, and prochirp, on
failore of obedience to ibis com mand, or
on his having gone to eea, contrary to or
ders tbit tbia. government will no longer
bold itself responsible for! bis aeta upon the
hick aesa : bnt. in such ?aae. remiaata all
tbe governments in tiesty, or on terms of
amity wnn mia government, ano an naval
tfifficera bn the high sess, eW in ports foreifn
)o this eoantryrtoj seize the said Post Cp
isrn E. W. Moure, the ship Austin and brig
Wharton, with their crews, and brroffthem.
or any of them, ioto the port of Galveston,
that the "vessels may be secured to the Re
public, and the culprit or culprits srratgned
and punished by Ihe sentence of t legal th
boosL !
... us?
seldom that we have been more as
tonished than wh
le reading this document
of Gen. Houston.-- Wa do not know how
fsr Com. -MM)re.
has disobeyed the orders
of Texse, who has very
of the Executive
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he was utterly onaM to obey but unrterJ
the preset.
r.t rircii)3t9Rce to thus poblish
a to thos pol
bin as a pirste and rnuliieerris an aei we
never aunposed Sam' Hiioston -wouldtbV
seine how he can justify his. conduct.
While Mexico is twsr sgsinst the Govern
ment over which he has rile i While srmed
bands from tbe former country are eontiao-
all? makinir inroads into Texae.-csrryiUE
her citizens into the worst epeeieu of eaptiv
ily after destroyiff their property while
all thif goiog 00, an ofucef of; the texsn
Geverntaent. eriiirfpally through bia own
exertions fits out a little eqbadron 10 act a
uaioet the common eneror. end for so doing
isnblicly prdtltimed an outlaw snd a pi-
rate! Houston may have reaions fur thts
unaccountable course, but ( for the iivex of
os we esanot f athpm themi -; - - ; I -
la the me ami roe Com. M , has tbeerm
pathy and beat wtshee of almost every man
in Texas ; and eyn sbotild he be brptifht
to Gslveston a prisoner no a tbbunsl coold
be found to try bm. Should be eoceeed
ia capturing the Mexican steamer and
bringing them safely into the harbor of Gal
real on, he would be bailed With eeclamation
by Ihe entire popol alio W waile Houston
would desreod : to so infamy bis sete.sre
fast hastening him towards J ;
The Texan papers contain a list: of the
propositiona msde by Santa Anna to' the
to j xeefTtph jmajstee that jedge Rmaon
O'ODie ol tost couniry. 1 nw tioosvon
! the hearer of theae propositions, first lad
his , ... . l0J5tnt Anna-aesotaint for
i K.if .k. .bl-if anakine
peace, and that
u,wa.. y- -
not he did it olely lor Uie purpose t)I attatoing
his own liberation. . j,
A writer in iha f Whitehall Chronicle says.
every Admia'mratioo ehoold be kaown by its cba
ractenstie eegaemen ; aa sbr exaaapfcr:
Mr. Madison's aa the Her Adomistntioa.
llonroe-s 1
J.Q. Adams'
Jackaoa-a
V Boren'i 't
Tyler! T
PaetSu
Eeoeetuical
EXperiaaeotal
u
it
Treacherott
raising too m$np Fjvj bondred are koow aoolhet'a.Lwitb grt iter sorrnw than tbt poor
cer amlyto W in t fielapoit iithog Jewlaiha
thapthe rca nearer eifb 4 Tblaca at lesat, ia palrioutci. . lt ia coiiooa."aya
7 - .t -w ? VV ' -7 f ,' :-w'PPt lB-Baa laiDpririoo whoo I biya li
the lime tbe 15h of AdHI. The men were f readv narviirl .u:-
Hooston bse issued a proejamalioo virtyajly ,n 4DC ,,na 01 nan nrsi come iue in
tfeVnneing'ComMoort'lna pirate and 1ne data of the Mssiah.V It rs worthy? of
mskfngwar upon tbe Mexicans, eootrtry !Wkv" ta?feLSd V.PgW
to his (Hbnston'aV orders The Cooaol l,,h lIia ajngolar peoplejave l-
dore isJ moreover, ehareed with set. of dial tniiiifeited for being toned within
to reooit forth with, in inerson. 10 1
the Head oHhe Department of War ltd be vaUay of Jehoahaphal ; for the Tarkifh
Marineft cpimtry. We nowgive tlie n$V M permed: bat e very
two coieluding rbsrsgrpia of Houston in -oi" timber of tie Jewt to nter Palea-
hia i own word. -iL I, 4ine. -Ssodyaaaw ahip loada f Ibis mel-
Wiib all tbiat aceomutated
H tbia tosolt iaod teW hstrad opoa
ths; .
israahto here, more eveuUin in any elbrr
coontry, w by; ii Will b asket b not
fly lo other aad heboier landaf t WhV i
he ?e H rest ooder'tbo abadafi of Jercsavfttl !
!o.sll ? Jpdjfpeodeta cf j that natl&l
wa obieeta trtog the levlto Jertr-
aaleo to clody tbe SeripluWeod the Tat
tand; and tbeajltl.Jie, aad bate tit bolnee
laid with bSs forefathers in tbe vsliay of jler ,
hiabpbat. en m U booea of the pjrW
f cs ;wero firiar irja.ovi of pgypt.
rastter what or.baw far .distant b ! codntry
whore tbe Jew resides, he atUI, lifea opon
tbe hope that be will on day jnumyjfc
wiward. dime can ehaege, bo tearoii
qoeocivtbat psthnfie ardor with which tbe
Jew beholds Jefoaalem e.n thrmh
rT5 woaaiem, eten: through ibo
wa oi anions leiaritt . On his oonrakeh
. . . - ...
ia tne eiie whii w m.i,v.- - '
Ui. - r;.-r
on bis best spparel ; and wjieo
a? of ils bund open bia sigbtt
'MW v or us aursts
i. . . - .
renojMiia gsroiente, rails down lo weea
o cbiia ever returned home after lon
wnet with warelya'araiori 'v&.Mvtfti .
prdodtartm eva beheld bia aneeitril ow-
art and lordly balli wbeo tka? bad becoma
aorvevinei tbia sic
totsl desertion of Palestine, laread' the tn.
dieilinn or fond attachment to hs very liir
and aotU scsltere about ia the Jewieh wri
tines;. still it is fsid, that mm ia esteemed
most blessed, Who, after bxs death, shall
reach the land of; Palestine, end be boned
there, or even'shaH have hie asbea 'sprin
kled by i bandfalof its eaered dasl. Tb.e
air of ihe land of Ifrset,' ' ssya one. 'makea
a man wise;' tnofber wntes. 'he who walks
foor eobitsJiD the land of IsVsel h in re! of
being a abo of life Ito eome.9 Tbe j great
wise men are wont, to kite tbe borders! of
the Holy Lnd, to embrace ita toinaj aqd
roiriReroselves lo ijs dost. ffhe sine: of
thoaerare'Mrgrven Who inhabit the land of
JsrSef T?e who Is boned tkere is recbo-
''M lhh?h w?
the'e limitsthai irv ihf seventeenth
wnffl qtn(iies ofjhr bonia wer.e
fVJ tntiner irom an pins or the
aneholy freight ; Jopps, and the vslle? of
Jebosbspbat are literallypaved with Jew
isb tombstones.-FFtti's 7 ravels.
Extracts from a Modern Diet Umarg.
Belle A beaattfol but oseless insect witb-
OBl winpwhose i61on fade on heing rt
moved frona the eutshine.
Heart A rare irticle. eometimet found
ia bomas beings. It is soon however de
stroyed by commerce with; the eorlo, or
else become fatal tp its possessor.
' tloaaewifery. An ancient art, said to
hae-beenfaihionble among young girls
and wives ; now entirely out of use, or prac
tised only by the low ordsrs.
"Wealth The moat respectable quatity of
l man. 4
Virtue An awkward habit of acting
differently from 'others. '
A Vulgar worid-It creates great mirth id
fashionable cirriea. . f
Managers of lotteries Men who pay the
I r..wlilili. h n ri.Am.ltr In. Ik. im.il.it. rV
-T j . u r......f
cn?linI e PTPf . 7 . 1 .
Lie procoeoiugs unurusaee coo weaa
of the diik agea. i - . -
Sitincal poems- Harmless impertinence
verse. I I ,
4 gse through which the
Mernsge-
bsppy lover leaves hi
enchanted vtstoni
end returns to esrib
JJeath An HI, bred fallow who visttl
people at 1 seasons, sod insiaia opon tbeir
immedittely returning hiaeall.
Author Dealer in words who gels paid
in his own coin. j
Domestic hlist A term used by Milton.
Bargain A ludiroue trsnssetiop in
which each party ibinka he bss cheated this
other. ':. ! 1 ., I ' ;H ' -
Lunatic Aatrlom A kind ef bosnital
where detected lunatics are sent by ihoae'
who hsve had ibe adroitnesa to cooceal
their own infirmity. I'
Jail The penalty of mischief, and ofleo
tbe reward ol virtue. h
Ruling Portion strong in Death.- I
When Lmsrtntt waa lying stretched on ihe
deek of the Chesapeake, mortally wounded
sod tbe immortal spirit waa about q iittiog
its' frail tenement .Ibis laet dying injunction
waa JJotvf fftte tip ihe Aip." !
When Batnpnogs lay atroga ling ia death,
00 the bed ol sickosss, his memory fever
ted r to the scenes id which be had many
years before borne so actiru pirt. He. Im
agined himself in Vom mand of a gallant
teaseh scrrounded by hir oQcert," 00; the
eve of sn'engtf Btandsootoooicrg ill
hts eaetf tea fitrajfinal effort,' be exclaimed,
Cfrloirbotmrf
When Porirf.ia 1 foteign land, was frtk
ing into tbe grave- bia body worn out with
the exDosurea and bardabioa to which be
bad Jxeen snhjeetsd for a period of many
years, io the service of bis, coootry-j-in hts
last oooetyj he directed that bis body
sboold be h tied; at the foot of the Ig staff,
thst etpo alter death ibe glorious atara and
tnpes of Acer if a might wave over bio !
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