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aif ;w?fo$ Jo advance andjttco dblUtfs and
p-it:5i(Jj6UHb' end f the taar. - i A r
l"f tb-lte: ufte!rlt'ote8s paid for ja advance.? Li -
KililorJ -iiatil all arrearages are paid. - iX-
1 1 TEKMS OF ADVKUTI5I5G. f j
I j boediillM rer sqoarefor lbe first insenioni id
j$fc$-'(ir4fcftt)9 for eaeb continoance.. J -.
ltJOtib 9c4re will be charged 25 per cfJhijjh
r ihan thd above rates' ' ,'. I't- jn - ;
r nuauMstiiuiiuii hmi uoietentu iui aiessume i., i , v- 1 ill ii i .- - r-:si iiriiL in - ill n iin n ' . i is vi v it ijj siii -i if i: i ii i r, i i 111 i: a i -m
of S3, pT'cenl willTje raadeV
j ,;:'Sl?8e ;wbb' iiJ4ertise bvnho year, v Jc r4 ! .
1 ';Wi"'i'BI?,1 villfbe eontmnc4raniii
1 IforbW and Charjed for accordtnzly; unltWorder-
fter j'iuresseu -to me ii.aiior, roqsi
i fciMHejpwf ofa lQ eaaore. altentimr;:
eptf litres of the MAILS,
j rom tialtiburij.
arrived every Moriifav.TbftiB-
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lart(Jyi ratiUf ana i' rKUy, ai 7 a m. 'i--.fi -fj
.tlH;UyTit!N- arrives everjX Moodat,
aajttatviortlay ai C'a raf leaves evjer$;bcft-
aj T4fdij tnd Fndav at 7 a ml
ffe ORa NlIO V an i ves e ver Kl onda i
day and
ilifrborkdiylaltllO: m
li :WnfW!dav;at 7
?. ifUPO .l Vt-r . ......
m. -, leaves every- oongay
a m. - ' V
'oes
H UNTSTILLK; (horse -mail) arrives everj
Fridav at 7id a: : Leaves every Saiuidav it
V FAYEpEVILLR. (horse mail) arrives v
Vf NVeine4a! and Saturday at 5 iro., Leaves
every 'iPnM3,yi any nursaay at o a m.
"tTT
Pit!
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,nl...
7.B1AKES this met
tf. i.e t:
-a - . inforrains his frtendsv
-arfd ibf public that he is
still carrying on the Watch
and Clock inaliing. and He-
pairjny busiripssat liis old
standi near he Coorthcas-
All!lpriyifie iiini will be - warranted fifor
,tif e ion!. HHe still keeps on hand a soria
?'Aisoir"aeja'lj jj Jewelferi ' ;V:.:: !r
i Pili.)Gbld llild.'-SilT'er; talcetx w exchange jjfor
!t j 'fa
irf liiffir I Faclt.
.I'tJtondre
rhitdrrn aod adults are lost jfear--
iy.h yornjis:, wfaerr some other eaose hai;be
1 K-liSfl'- it i l 3-J ill -J 11. .1 i-i " " ' . ? . A ill-'-i i
L(,is lumiuiiu Dv. au ociot? inai scarce.a man.
$vf pfioiari or feil extais bur what are sooner!
illilr; iroobtdij' with ; worms, ahd.Jn hondreda
or
of
j'Caaad jtIae, a svpposed .fever, scarlajrJna,
7ettd br somd.uither ailiny carries off the' floWera
4$lli&9fMffl fjaroily whilr jn iruh they di4 of
om.s-ir"ib(p8'coold" have beri eradicaiifd
jQ,adayjbyJb1e oss o( a battle i ivbinaiwtV
i jdiirl80oflr hejhoagb t. t;ai bo tilings
iffnoaid W-U-andi wha can everrorgtve'trTiio9e1lirs
for ojil try.ing;Uhis Vonn Exterminator, heo'
-eftoi-ira everijir ihe case was hot tvoTrns.
dilifftroeiyllioUld tm by any possibility do Mirt
always god.as a. pargatrte let tbe idi
be bjarjii may. flow .important : then -.te'
:jfl'iiM.wtU;dard lake ihe i .responsibility
d wuniiut-.iE L,et eery parent inai is not
I broto, asl thoos solves ibis question tntruth and
subrne,.
itO had; a child .very -sick lot
reels, and all ended by o. physician,
eai ;twrjl
wjihoot re
ief When Kdm&tocki Vermifoge.was
LavI ilt mra ikon frtvlv wurma sVttra
passfrd, V?httVho child, lecoverd rapidly. t
ll Alcbifd bfsal widow -woman, litring' neari the
VafibaUiri Vater; Works, bad dwindled fori a
Wililtiil'i.; a skeloton , with".. great . dryness
Bf riimriniyanditchinz ofUbe nose. .. A-Jio-
: fcriiarei ladyjiprjo called to provide for thfaniiiy
infnioedwtfly for Kolmstocfcs ermit)ige
I Hftth brouihtJ away great uantiles of! wfrms
;:.fgr.;.twoi-o three days, and the child grew ; better
I raolce, anliSegained ita loll strength; iniltes
f Mll everal cbildrfh tn rhighly respectable fatb-;
Broadway, had worms to a frightfol extent,
l!rj4jwerij jfcjared rapidiy with this yermifoe
: tf Ja ra b h a f a p i lies to '-the neiglr-H
t, Jboilof "..SO joiin's (ark, it has been extensively
seefj from life; circumstance of liaviogeradlca-i
; 'ted a ITgetfqtiantity of worms; after another
v 'fy known in that part of the city.
I4fa:
A family in New Jersey saved several.ehildren
i iOyiwJOsejpifiu.; une.a gi oi eigni yearstoi
age, had becbdae exceed i ngl y emaeu ted' before
lUffreaifiig wis given. The next day three
ltjj? iWormpTVere disIodged, and she let) iofXjtjje
'i&ty&&WQSi MHeo she became again wbrse.flajidi
Kh4dresurt tpsjb Veroiifogo that finally; brugibt;
, mhi au tiviiui uuiuiiii wi "viuiuu tun
sr.'JLJi r "-l-'t : ' S ; . . . I ' l . . ;!
s coro; was
complete, aod .she. gained herl heabb
,1
i P01 Physician! of atandingj had doctored a fa nih!
Jylfbf bhilreriiiaome weeks; withoal being aoleit-
f I jtmpm but joftei ont of the seven to health
' liad'tn liberality o seno tor KoimsiocK's ve
f !agW(l !cbred the rest with it io less tbaijii
'week;
i,uu)eioas;t:ase9 oi oui cuiiiinamis ntr ull
! posed to exiataod the pervons treated for fnyerj
lllVfiotterially a trial.of thijt Vermlfojrlicoy
eT4 the 18038 of; the sickoess,' bybrintig
jaaalrnoi an innumerable qiiantjt y"oi' winjls
I jUirge aod atinlil, and the persons recovered
'iiijflt$ypifY-, . . I oat a h la kind migli
:cifed 1q an limmense extent, but it Is oseless one
-'...Ul ..i'As'.i-.'i.- .u i. . !
if..
; iui i.pirvs will iuuw uj uur- niui rstuii":
f psttjMnV ihitf certain effects of this Vermrl.tge.!
I IpmriMftjeve'r bay thla'arlieTa dnlefsait have;
1 iVillr Kolmstoc'k's Vermifuge' handsomely feo-i
i i A i-ili-i . L i i. i ! i'l i.i. .i-.t..-:rt :l !
graved on tbejoutside labti, and theyfae simtte
. I nf aUornstock 1 Co.- - 7'. -; . i.. : r; " : 1 1 -1 -A a
S1.n. CreeofWo ; D I leaf t iJIillaboru J I'
oinorv, asipgion j or Piling uaieign,' 17; .
IStm PJLES--The pTree of this celebrated;
If Liaiqteni ia refoa def to aoy person' who
ose bottle of flays LtoimeOt fur the Piles'
retorri lthe empty bottle wftbouteing cured.
e03Te ooen :n terms 00 woicn lots
meiiit has been sold lor nearlv ten vears o.ti
s s ; . s i-r . , j j . .
I arM; not brie: buttU oot off one hundred haa eer
If: 1 J iiSkei a!nd. ;C8 Wheeler. Salisbury ft it R
an;Wefrjb.r,ii Hillsborayp llearttr Lex-5
ftfiol f M abry $ Ka leigb.r S Ditlh
i;mntnt&iii it 6 'A. M Leaves londayfs.
I fr$kitA mi. (Whit K t'ii nliv'i;. st 7 tiL - h .. fvhri'-;
Iflf raie! -4ii'j$431yS2
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I 1. . - I yy-r f t I ' 1 I ill. Ill I I I f 1 I I " I I I ' I I I I I I T I K ' -! " ' I I I 11 T --1 I I - I 1 I i . I . II,- I I ; I I I i I I - - I I I I'll
tBRUNER 1 JAMES
EDITORS
AKD PBOPBIETORS-
j 1
nit ; - ' if '
Sirenffthenincr I riasters; i
iflEbETIaatersg really improved; and ha
W vnS tbeprefcrerwre ofalfpifcers, are warm
yljlrjfcomtoended bj. all doeiorS as inraloabffur
rivali having iiains- in the DreaattUaefe. tor
tid& iVVeaknes.sirndX.ameneiss are relieved at
0K6 and (he
arts restored, to
rphgili and a natbral Tvarmth;and I beaJibi:Any
person vreaiinff lone of tbese riasters, will be as-
funished'aod delighted a, tbe comfort ii aflhtrds.
tThuse threatened with Long Cwr plaints aboald
bf Vf rstruVthemseves day Whhoot weaiinr
Hater;" rit'removes the irrhatlno of incipient
Coniinaiplion frornlthe-Lohg' tn lbe,-eorfaee'ot
the body, and draws off the internal affection
Sri in .Liver Cornpraintg, and Coogh. and coids
Children with Whooping Cougli should always
hafl 4e, to' prevent tbe cough setiltng on the
tMogsl; Theirexeellenee will onderstoodlbj
all on!ti(a;; fCTiFor sale bylG" B Wheeler,
Salilbbry ; Greensporo. by J & R Sloan; .frills
bjirol, by . D H ear Mi Lexing ton ;.JP M abr
RaUigb. Dr Stith
march 4, : IS4S lyS2
NEW
FASHIONS
r
TOR .THE ..
Spring and Summer of
M mjo Ha A s b I ct riso n -
TajESPECTFUjLLnu o
iluJ public, that hOttU carrifsion thV ; - -
i I I TAILOnilTG BUSINESS
o all its ions brai:besV two dif above J &
W. Morpbys 8orfe, where'be is ready to exe
CotelaH orders of htsreastorhers; in a style and
manner not so r passed by any in this part of the
couotr. Uois also In ifio 're2n!arir:eptof the
15IH-S ' NEW-YORK FASHIONS, -
and itrenared )o accommodate lit 'taste , of tb
Fathmnablo t ! limes.
1,A6ril 151843-4113
YARNS
THE SALISBURY MJiJWFACTUtl- !
BlifJlAVE still farther redoeed the PRICES, of
jOtbeir MANUFACTURES, in - conse
quence of tbe cuntioaed depression of b$ii.n
thiougbout the country Theyare manofactor-
ill: ri-;:. 1 "';'" - :.
do. &
xj ,7 -
l T7rc Public ar&assnrtil ihat
their Ifooris ar of the beat qtialuy. aod can b
purchased on terms as favorable, as Ihey cun b
procured at any other establish merit, v
'f f I : J. RHODES B RO WiN E, Agents
jSafisbogRlay 20. 1843 tf43 7
1 17 ij I 1 -, .., .... -
!,( "j- JYegr4Cs tor sale. .
I Wijl 8etl at the Coort Hooe in Sali4ory 00
Ibe day of FebroaJy r.exi,(i: being To'
day 'oif jthe County Coort, ) two Valoable JV?-
GRQ yJEJ, bf tanging to tb Estate uf Abef
Cowan-dee'd. JAS. L. COWAN.ExY. .
' ii T. i Lu 1 a o a 1M1 .-. i ' t . -
ij i; n " -7 - : . -: . 7 :
yfMff&': Bogs! llad pegs! :
IHB Subscriber, respecifolly informs. h
ID 'friends and lb? public that h sif cuntio
nes ituicarry on the Cabinet Business,-in Salis-
fob Main street a tew d(jrs Smb vS 3.
vMc
foteli
jiA(orpby's store, and just opposite the Rowan
wbere he may always be fuond atiendir.tr
cltjsly to bosiness. j "17 -
!peh!aa on hand a large assqrtnoeot of work,
which; was made op by Ct&iwrJ Vmkmen, and
nut jjbyj jconstables or wheel -and llel wrights.
ffe basjin his employment the best of workroer-,
arid kep3 the best materials ihe cbontry atfird;
arid he intends to keep a full assortment of soch
work asi will suit th crontrv, oh as Bureaus,
Sidt Boards,. Secretaries, Cvp board. Tables,
Can)dl slandsirfiVash stands t Bedsteads, fVind
sctr Chw. 4-c ffccV-' '.-; ' -
" jfAlnfiat assortment of C'lQUis will also bo kept
on baud, arraoged frond 20 iocbes 10 tbe largest
M :iU ' ' 7 ' 7t-:7T--?"7
!;'A1I rOl lhe above shall be made tn the best
sty le, and the charges shall bit as totv iir I.wfr
-tbaa attiany. other shop of thekind in tbis place.
una m oiste-s- ' - . - . - . .. . -. . y .
ATI ; kinds of coontry prrxfoce and lumber will
bpk(tf 111 exchange for 'work.'; :V?-'J
II ; p, - DAVID WATSON. .
IB.' All persons haying acconots l twetvo
i ai6rthsistanding must call and settle them by
burg or ptnert$e.. ; ;? u- v.
Sllisbory, Jan. 20, 1844. j. -:t 25tf -
bit Suiilh. Shop Wotice
Nr.K..;-f - . . ......
J niHE Subscriber basing purchased The Smith
j JO Shop, formerly oecupied by Mr,William-
South oj Murphy lore"anck East of J.
ji 1 : ; I j-.r 'JUJjotsans 1 arern, . . ,
willi keiep steady, cood and atteotivo hands sl-
wafa ready ta execute wot k la good siyle,ud
otoo the shortest ounce ; - - -
.iNHr ff 7 v i,-7'v 47 7-, j;'SJ-JOHNSTON.7i 7
pilubory; Jan. 1844;;; v 4 10mW ;
EpETABLEt UNIVERSAL. PILLS .
i for sale at this Office .r. - 4 - - 4
Saliaborv NC Oct 1842 tf14 "
4A. LL tihdse indebted 4o the late
VtV Mr.' S. D Pendleton, Will
pleaae call and aettle their respective
It ia necessary that thta call ; aboold
accounts. :
be attended to.' . . 'r a
' S,3ttsbor3f. N,or. llf
5ee ta iie l?ovfrnmenf cfoej not
. VP01 tjourRuler JDolhis, and
- :J.hi..i'scl i- it.--'.
The fleetino; Honrs, thf fleeiing lioor?,'
They pasi like dreams away-Jl
Pat light hangs onjhe jiectari fjowers
y
The Iw wind like a rooaroer gnecs
lb-;
w nt;e snaKicg apwo tnetr taded kaves.
.?-v-:'5'-if .:;i i HU'
.Where Is the laoteled son of Mars,
. ? A nftion greeted yestermorrl,
Th hero of an hondred warsljv,
' On hiscbaiger bornel i jjf
The tonooeof ehivalrv hvdnmb
j ne i qwe was ite moiUtfd tirom
Where Is 'the yourg bewitching bells .J ' -
ro dazzled yestetday the; wght ; 4
Whose matchless beamy from h:s ctll
MiffhJ la re aa. anebarite"? ill. I?-.
Whereire tho ihfillins: poise end lute .f
i ;
ITl . -lf , ' I. .LV.J'
a ' riave n ui answer JOiii uitTj iDUie
AiVhereare the pale-browed: heirs if.thooght
l tie bard t-he orator the sage
Who yesterday a wide world laogbt,
Anddigniflrt! their age?, - j 1 ,
Their great ambitions hearts sre; Cold,
And fellowship wiih dust tbey liuld.
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Then ask me not or false rewn -;i
To waste away Ihe midnight bil
(Thoogh graridenr and a oid(l fcrMo
Are tbe, rewards of .toil !'.'. . ; i'J J; -j
f nre jewels and the types ta power.
What are they in tbe dying hoar ?
Oh. rather nrg me tn forsake i 1 - i
The vanities that here hae bfrth ; i
Andy in tiiemoro of heroa break Ih-4. -Base
bonds that binds to earth, -4
Ard bridge, while yet a thing of , breath, '
With trostinff Hope tbe Gulf f D-ah. ,
4 -
. "7--" From JS'oah's ?felrfjJt4irer.-y
? p- ..- ' TH E VVO R LD7-
ftr, brine foV'a eod. plaid dif
jdionerrsald
a
meiancnoiy loORtng loiMricual to a waiter at one
of oar principal hotels' ' 1 ' ' - h"
Yes.' sir 7-'- i 1 I h I : f r
Th dinner was brought! artdH devoured JahrJ
tne eater called tbe landlord aside, and thus ad
dressed him " 1" 4
7 yJu are the landlutd ? j
; Ves.' --v '-. I "' ' "'-':.-!, If
' ; ? Voo do a good bo si nfts s here ?'
" Ves. (in astonishment )!
i 'yrin make probably ten dollars a day,' clea
Tben T am sap I cannot 1 paf ? fur' what
liavecnsomed I have been 001 of emotoymeot
en months; hm htve engaged ci 20 1 to work
tO mnttatl mLLiA haud nlikiuil Cmwl f..or anil!
t iweoiy tutors when i entered your place, f will
pay voo in a week. ' Jl 1 . '!r: - ' !
' I "cannot psyjmy bills wiihj soch promises.'
Mustered the landlord, aod! I do nl keep
poor-hoose. Leave me something fur security
I have, nothing ' 5 i f If
I will lake your coat. j
If I ro into ihe streets without ihnl I will
5et my death, snch weather asiit st.
Yon shoofd have thought of that before you
came here.',:- ; -4 ;-!!-.!;'
Yu are Rerions r wii4 1 solemnly ayt
that ooe week from now I will pay yon,' 7
, I. "will take tbe coat.!' : ' i: ..-1 .
1 he coat wasieit and a wet K afterwards r
deemed . .1 ' , ;' ;! ' ' ' '"j.
Seven ye8rs after that, a wealtiy man enter
d ihe political arena and was presiented si e
eos 39 an applicant for a Coogressional nitmin
fion. .The principal of the caucus hld b.
peace he heardjthe name 1 and tbe; fclssovvil
the. applicant, who. was s member
and ooe of . the roos: respectable
wssfhairman. 'I he vote was a
of a cbui't
Kni2erB.
ft
tae and he
the negatived thereby , defeat :ng
PpliTan., whom he met an hour
ihft went f
afterward
wnoro n sbio . .
Vno dun't'rememler me ?' "I
No ' . :. ; - ;j;7; , I-'
il onre ate a dinner to your hotel, snd alt ho
rl told 700 I was famishing and pledged my word
and honor tpay you. in a week, f you took my
e4t an'! mw me go into inclemeDl ar, at tbe
ivk f mv life, without it. I ; 1 j
: Well, sir, what then V j !-'': - f " .7";
Nut much. Vu called" yotir?e!f a Christian.
To night yon were a candidate for nomination,
tod but fr roe you would uave beeo elected to
Conrrress.' ,;.!,. ,- . : ,j !.j - 7 Vf
1'l.roA 'rears after the Christian hotel-keener
beeame baekropt snd sobghi a 'bo'jne :. BelleviWlandiWis'laken away ty a numbrr of tes-
-I he poor dinoetlf wretch that ws. is now a
hhrb functionary in A'bany. j We IknoW him
well. -The ways of Provideace are indeed woiic-
derfol.and he worlds mutations; almost bay end
conception or belief. 7. .. . j." j - ,J: ..,. "
Landlorils have ffenerally ihe cbaraeu
of being harJ-fiearied. We suppose" they be- 4
Cons callous bv beingfrr qoeotly dopd snd in
posed opon. Hat we know f al fconorabfe Cx
ception Angns Stewart cf,Chai lesron. He v
ji soul ihat 1 woold fill a body as hrga aa hio oa: 4
Me.uen ijomono ano oe crowoeamenr. An ev
idence of ii A! yooosr mao from the Notth,ao
1 - f ! t : i .
N.n..ov.w, c4r :Mfacu. . "'VTihe city, jTbe greatest; sympathy was e
rrosnecis of'a aitoaiion which; werefmttf sftef 'ItXifL . fjwii-W: .4-art?,.ft. ;Lt'
watds realised. Ha stopped f at otewsri a. fur a
few days on his way to the place of bis destina- 1
..-i.;ji. i..,j j 1.:- v:ii i ir. 4
MUU n9niuij kirmru, uin :ili, auu ic,
to meet . with disappoint ment. He , retorned 1 to
Charleston, in advance of Els family, to maker
ariasgementa for , some cheap conveyance for
f them borne by sea - His foods were low, and
rbile be remained be io tended to take ai cliiap
boarding boos. He stopped at Siewart'a 10 get
bia dinner, and teqoired of bim fbi i decent
boose. stating that bis fonds"twere . low; 5 Pi!
po! saysStewart. yoo hant 'qoit my. hoose
on that account, i What are a few days orr weeks
boarding to me?,; -Thia occur, red aome t:me ago
but we said at ibe time, that fwe hid a corner lo
our heart Where Stewart should lodge, aod we
wouia never coarge 01m eoi iui rem.
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Ii
aa
Be content with" what yob
have
the rat sad to the trap, when he
bo bad left part of -his tsil m it.
aat
that
i Rosaeau tells us," that to' write, a good
love-letter, yoo . oogbt a begin without
knowing what you mean to say, and to fin
ish without knoaring chat yea fclve aaid.
aemdreioo niucJi now : - T .
Llik&Tf ia8AEfi.-.CenI.ilimson. 7
iwFrdm tkt Jitehmorid Cmpit--0
ff
10 tue various vicissitudes tf aifoofha!
lsiih fldf crr tatQws' and legslittve
ieatiiiorb poj'iiUe for bita to (bake roouk
roi.altiieysrea;)' ' tVe gcoeratly
topeci Jirlgl whvi 19 tiQsetl, mate a. 8ccies t
ttt niatters of.imof taoce to thf business and
tnferest :of the people for wboin wo cater.
Uoccntlv te have been coriipellorj lb leave
nua &re6Hel Ibib:bad.'rar8V(i ia:
teifftB20fh'!3twa scirno1 accaant of
leceDt rerirkablp case in jVeW Yiirjt, WliHsb
wrwji ocwbrif:ji;t4; -f;
; A yopowoinarj tiamedj Amelia Nprmani
aomfl time s'.rjce atabbed tnah neroec Itetit
vyj I .Bia r dj b loriico jot the Astor
House's abe a arrested.' icD;risoned, and
relrk befure rfaitfetriel on Ke6argot)f stab
biag with -mtejitj pfeUi;-: It Hi stated, that
Bsllsrdiuras Iter atdcer Vf thalt ho accom
pli ibed, his pai'6oBea by a cdorso bf.'cun-
doned iJierfunderciicarM
cruel thatj ho ins da a voi aeeito England-
that on htajreturnJbe, vrdoeed
with tar iofaot to provide foi, souibt" bint
ana appeaieri to mm lor aid that be brotal
ly ropuUed her, and as ho wa aboot pass4
irg jnto tba Aatoc ous jabe desperately
tbrar Eersair bprijhiin and sitabbed lim in
the. breast The wound wbs not serious.
though flictcd but little way from wbere
oi uave proverl fatal (t was proved
that be had, before aha fell into; Ballard'
snares, boeo a idiBcfelti modest aad amiable
8!irctablepseritig
i, oe ijac i u9, iiBBg r IrJr
piof Dd be -counsel fori 1 he prisoner
ota.l thai j ibe ifldncalcstiblishio
facts above atated, ba introduced, as haviog
led fio tbe state of mind coder which the
prifbnf r; asiauliedBMIir
for ihe p'rosecotibn objected and elaborate
rguments were, submitled pro md con.
On behalf of the motion, that decision in
teijeasejof Singleton Mercer, by, which the
whole test iojoo y f of the seduction of his
suttr by Hubert on, -whoof he murdered,
wsfi admittf d, ; wsM Quoted. I The Jud e
however "cytrroled;he 1 raotjort,! on tbe
ground. 1st ihat conld net justify j ; ihe at-
leropt to kill ; for soch gratification, Ihe
hpJui tended i bomictde, and. the proposed
; vidfnea aanot)fi: that character s2d
hjj sa going to show ihe stile inf mind at
he itime off the. asaolt, the evidence i was
notladmUsajblalf iKit wouldj produce in
Mfttty in some constitutions; Would not in
tt.ert, and tbereforo Cf7ti3?a were not a
test for the jdgem-nt of a jury of Ihe
-anitf o an individual, unless accojopanted
v evidence of tne c
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Some act should
0 nroveo louicstioff
deluded state of
ind at the time or about the time the as- 1
oli, wa commtted,
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. Nlwnhstandirg iihe dee iston of the
''orjii, tbe Jury would g behind the tes-
ony admitted, ?od make up their decis
- ,m-. vietw of tlieitrain "! i?el5l8 which
!t tbie de?prae;def d fj tpe prisoor
Sequent ttlrmpts Were made to elicit from
itneFse5 jtbe desired testimony : but the
,ou overruled theni all. . Tbe srgoments
r jthe prosecution, and for the defence
wpre, able; ib latter was addressed with
rcat powcr fo the feelings ef the j'try, and
tias often applauded by tho crowd, which
bang upon the trial with intense! interest.
The Coort iafas unable to repress these pop
alar put .bursts . After hiving the case sob
mitted to them, the jory promptly rendered
a verdicj of acqoiital.-; . 7 k
VVbenl tbe veridlci : was rendered,- the
conrth6iise for a long tune rung with shouts
snd clappings' of iapplsuse. The prisoner t
at the annunciation Of the .erdic, fainted
with extess ! o( feefing, but was restored.
pectable ladies, smong them Mrs. Hopper,
!Qdi.Mrai IAlal. ChVid,4be celebrated m-
1r . ' !'' " h i ' ;- m i a " :o ! - " a ; 1 "
lioress, wnoj nati Moon firy tier tnrougn ihc
rial, snd had odettaken to see after ! her
iiuire welfare-iMrs. Child jwitb aTacritt
UirR UPC tOi ibc. oosom,. 01. nn isnuiy 10
real her aa iie of;its7rhembea. -The
case is rerrnikablc indeed fir thex-
t tent Snd degree of excttem?nt it occasioned.
On berime olttal4 lei ! counsel I was ovjr
ia hel rncd -.jfijhe'.gJeillngBild.yongratd--
lations of the crowd t Ballard bad tt flee
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Inn 'm f m ' I :
ters .wera daily aenVttf, inch'smg money.
Mri. Child, in a 'letter! to cue iof the New
yjtkjEditorsata,;
1 appeal 10 the manlioesa f New Tork
editors to fo'ibeir inserting unfounded, per.
baps maitcibus, roftnoraf oncerning this pdor
broken-hearted gUUIil never saw stronger
indicationg'of iSii$b ;(are.tbrjtoibe'pifW
ofiVlueanid tdfitxineas ,aijaaj'pwsible
for past etfbrPyl illifa of opdestaecro
atoa and jasetulbeasl U tn ; the name ol hu
manity, throw, oq obslroeiiona in ber way,
botlrathejrfiii.bet,: itywttf cold
blooded aneera lo bim wbo rnined her, and
who, naUrally enouih, would like lo hide
bis own ehame by aggrivalin bjera. j ;
I After rafctriUhS'fr
which moved the public mind j jn ibia case,
a New' Yor It jbornai proposes bb following;
remedy for tbia great crime s a 7 i t
j How, bare inaat 'reform. begin, if ra
foclety is to get rid rid of tbrs etil. ; So long
ts . tbo known seducer of onprotcctcd Cc-
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mate innocence' is admit mrf mm irenft&
ble eoctetr so oo is- lioriorableTind rV
fpcctabla htherV anMaotheraj petjenit such
Kftmioa'ts to nnllulo With tlietr
atmoppbere of. a virtuous dwcUiug--to long
will tbe crime cf etioelion increase; atnl be
PC'pcttated witli nnpuuityr fad thtr idnly
ajy in wbicli Ibis.chuige ioLjptib ic-aenti
ojeni can be ciTrctedp itfi btaadrji crime
of Reduction wiih'tha'sacae "degree of infa
my and disjracei irrj ibe eye i of jhe law;
aa are attached to tbe crimes rT iheru nr
robbery, or murder.
cl J once made a
aJklor-a.ciB
ages h 7-4,1 1 iaVank
Slala c prUotiS offence.
proaeeutiba fur Jam-
insuaiog mockery
Djoikery rf justice -f of moraluv-tof rieht
-of the dep love f virtue, whic.h, think
llefveoi vjilllivea :mi society; j But brand
tke aeJucer ;aaia felon, and tben you1 abut
sgitdsi V'tu Ihe dooravof'aM who esire to
tp'stn ibe-eligbles.t pretedce to.repecta
in tbe ev6a-of
tbajwoildwiij
De Clay Club qfhei:tytot Boston
baying elected aaverall disUnguiabef Wblgs,
JO varioustocttons of the country, as bono
rary taerobcrs of their Club, and Having
notified those gentlemen of their election,
atiswefa bave been ;receiredin afverarin
etancca, which eyioce the deep interest ihif
is (ell in the approaching election, and the
grateful enthusiasm 1 which- animates the
Wbig ranks. Of tfijaslbe fblldwing (rotn
tbe Hon, Garrett Davis - teoreaentative -in
1 Congress from the. tate of Kentackv. is
Pao,4T- co 10 J,nft ooston papera ? , j. , f;'
Home if Representatives Janitarn S. 1844.
;7GEHTLaia:y our favor of tbajlatb ult
tntorming me Jbal 1 have been PWjn
el?ptJorry-rnember of tbe Boston
Clay Club, No. i, baa been received. .f 1
pry yoo to mike mf acknowledgemenla to
ww. .ainvii vasociauon nor ibia drstio
goisbed testiaijony of their confideope IV
ba allied with ihe gallint W iroarbearlad
Wbigs of the old Cridle of Liberty in the
impending conflict, tp me ia a apint-atirring
bonor4"l doubt not i that ihey will prove
they have inherited the principles aiid atead
ineas of their fithersjand are right worthy
to he the .countrymen of Warren; and n
traate witb tbe ward of Bunker Hill. The
sound &f ibe first goo of tbe Revolatioa wia
carried from the. old Bav State in nn init
to anotnar,; Until it -reached a aettle'menl of
bflrdy rooeers olanterTthen: deenl in the
WesternVwilderness. TTbeir ioola faiere 5
full sympathy with their struggling counlty
men, and in the enthuaiism of the occasion
theyrcaned" their location -Lexmgtbn
Since that time this prjil has grown to beja,
beautiful litUe city, anld beenme the heart of
a great ; common wealtl Massacbosetta and
that commonwealth base long been intimate
ly connected Jo principle,1 in policy, and
love of couotry ; and bw, when principle,
policy, aod country are all in peril, will not
the C8'ly nd later connexion of tbeaa two
iiiuies iocne an tiie troe aonajpi both to
generoua emulation hicb; of4 them; shall
roost disiioguUb herself lin the rescoe?4Let
each so bear herself ak to challenge a deci
aion hetweu them, allter the ides of No
vember, from an admijring nation. - , ; '
Will you receive yourselves, gentlemen,
asufsnces of the high regard of your obe
dient aervaht. ; OaRRET DAVIS. 1
?tci. At a loeofocol rnntenlion rainl1.
h.ld in TWeo. cU.j. I, . . friend oti
nr. M ass moveit p tesplotion to the follow
ing effect : Whereas,! Gen. Lewis Cass
emigrated to the west from w Hsmp
shire in early :hfe whh his knapsack n
his back, and unsheatlird his sword in re
pellin the Indians frbW our nor lb Vest e 1 n
frontier, and lo fiahting against the British
d u r i n g 1 h e J asl w ar ThererorflL. resolved
thai he ought 10 b au'p'ported by ilte demo
cratic party "Tor President o! iheii United
States " A brother locofoco moved to a
mend the resolution! by atiikingfput the
name of -Lewis Cass ,"jnd msertins thai
id 'Mariin Van - Burjcn I which Jmotioni t
uiier au animated cucussion, Tprevailed.
Some ono called for the reading of jibe tear
iijution 3 amended whereupon, tho eecrei
tarr. in a lond voice,!- commenced reading
Whereas Oeneral Mtrtio Vn Buren em
aratd to the west fiom New Hampshire in
oar!y life with his kqpack on hif back,
snd unsheaihd his sword in repelfmg Ihe
ftidiuns and fzhtink o'gainl the British!"
Bf thp tune rtio ecrtary. got bad tjtus fat,
the absurdity of tbe thtng became so oanifca,
that ibe same Locofoco who moved' , the a
mendrnent sprang tof his; .seat, exclaiming
pTut. lutt Mr. Cbairrnin, tbatM never
do I I move lo lav the affair on thejtshte."
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AN INDIAN'S INGENUITi1.4i 4
; "A Spaniard having stoleo a horse from ao In
diao, ihelauer convidld bim of ihe ofifoce by
a very ingenious plaBJljHe complaioed 10 a
jade, who had tbe Spaniard with tbe horse
broogbl before bim. llbe prisoner swpre ibat
the animal belonged loim. aod taal he( bad al
ways had it, so that the jJge diToot Tflod him
self in a pition to convict, j He wai eveo about
to retorn the horse to bim, when the Indian said,
If yoo wiir allow roe, will prove that jibe aoi
mat belongs to me Immediately he palled off
his cloak, and covering Ibe bone's bead, asked
the Spaniard, of which eye it waa blind ,? The
roooer was mucn eu3oarraaed' at.- .ne qaestloa,
bat nevertheless, oot to jdelay the coort J be re
a- a 7" - '.' "
puea ai oazaro tnai 11 was ata rigai aye. l be I
. a a . . . - i a - m mm m .
ledran, oocuveriag tbe bortaa head. xelaJaaed,
The hersa ia not blind e.iber of the right eye
or tbe left The jodge immediately
that ihe animal waa hif .. 4 !
decided
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. DEATH OF.QUEEN ELIZABEI I 1j
A tiiicitcal raaasee,' jaieiy published to U oi
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ouo, coses who ma i..u win, striking fcene.
to uhica ibe reader is introduced to the death
bod of qoeea Elizabeth., Her majesty has 8on :
mcned L.ocy b entoo to ,; watt upon h' jjllf '
ecene is powerful and melo dramatic: - - f ; 4
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Tbe qneen laid on her bed 1 ihe bid ordered!
her attendants rot to draw tbecortaics over h r
windows, and &!.3 watched tbe leaCess trees'
waving-10 and fro before them, aod tbe ruddy
flame cf her fire doc.rj epao ih lapestTVi
Elizabeth lad sunk iuto thai partial torpor, jo
which, though the ciind has Dofaltrether yield
ed lo the inSuecce of sleep, the cecories.i f t
viiions ihat pass over it, have ibe intJutitc'fir: a
of a dream, f A lorz tiain of sbadons flitted! bf-
fure the mental eye cf EIiz:be:b ; there was thg i
uir face of Gertrude (larding aod 8ooihr face
as fair; tbeifeatutea tow ol ibeull f-ted Ess a 4
iroseioowoi nr in uer stpi out ever wre
those ifnalejaccs pr-srot ,venw heath e4i h s
jba'u passed away! i . Suddenly EhzWit. s'arrVd
up she was "wide awake, bat an cnuucrable
horror had seized upon ber soul cny ittngio .
esr-ape frooi tiiat Wd ; aod, wheu t. e-r " dirxt
shriek bad summoned her attendants ta herai
partroent, tbey found her standing lo hrr nigbt
dress cn the floor, her bands clenched,' her .oyer
fixed aaio a cuovoUion. and specks of foam up ,
00 bar patiel hpa L It was i aTTrirbtful spectacle.
tbetrnnglJujarked but wiiheied featurea ahd
ftonjy blue ejfesot' the miseible qoetniv in- f4
j But whit t.cedi it to jtrulong tbe descnp'.ion
f'scenes soj horrife'i the siroggles f a soul
whicb had used its' greatness, to destroy ; andj
which summoced, to quit that wot tdit hath too
much Iuvd,i sbruokl tromhha4cooiemplatioo!of
its' past career. 4- ?i-'-4 - '-;7 t:J:ij
(. No entreaties could prevail upon the wretched !
queen to return to ber bad j she rated, screamed, j
aod wept at the proposal: Cushions were brought, i
aod upon them she waa exjeoded ; buier! v be-44
ui"uiipjj usi uiiciuio ia 10, souictuaing an icl:
fresh ment and conaolation: '"4;i7
4 AVbo does'oot know that for ten days the on
happy qoeerV tbas remained, stitl refasing loenf
ter,ber bed. ' -The bishops, aod tbe lorda of the
coaocif, alike in vain entreated ber Ha alter this
resolution T LocyWilougbloo, whom . f he
stilt detained in attendance, she expressed stron?
indignation avaiost secretary Cecil, tbe. soo ij of
uer old lavouie uorieigo. v - .1 i
He telleth the people mistress Wiloogb ten,'
said Elizihetb, that lam mad bat I am oot
Lmad ; ob, would to God that I were I id! v4jt f
Gractoos madam, be comforted V said Lucy,
who was; moved by the pitiable condition of the
r Do not then mock me, fair dame, wiib soch
Amy t jrjwpr AJ jmmM 4 V t ad thy poor
couslo8eenlmf jitau3,sbebad known mejbetier than
to talk of comfort, i Alas, alas, tby does ber
(ace atill pursue me ?.God knows bow bitterly !
I mourned her fate? bat it cometb. it rometh
far ever and still accompaoied by another which
my soul sickeneth to behold While Elizabeth;
spoke, aotersd Sir Robert Cecil, with; the - lord
Admiral, a relaiioo of thef queen ; tbey rame to
entreat that she woold suffer herself to bs con
veyed to teif'it&A '- 7
Llrzabetb looked- round , shodderlnr ' at her ?
costly coocb. - Obi oever, never, never I she
exclaimed; h Oh, Cecil, if thou badat. seen
there what f have seen, thon 'wouldst not. dnya
thy mistresa ia thai cooch of horrors ! 1 ' , if
What baa your! grace there bebeld ? said
Cecil havevou seen the; dwellers of another
world ? 44. 4:4!-'744:" '--4'-4Ft;H!7:
4 Nay t answered Elizabeth; assuredly that
feT'' .v .,:.., tmX i lJv., juii.i .I .
In soolb your grace moat retire 10 bed, per
sisted Cecil ' if it bs to satisfy, the affection bf
your people l;-:' .'4' : 'ffe !4'-44;, --4' jr,
. At these words; the embers of an almost ex
tinguished Are again blazed in the heart of Eli 1
zaSalb, and' lighted up her (worn featurea with
soroethmgof the dignity of old ; sbe raised her;
self on ber cushions. ... - V 'I f
, , Mosttshe exclaimed J is mv$t word to ba
addressed to princes 1- Little man, 4 little map,
thy father, if bs had 6een alive, durst not have
used that word But alas I alas l continued
the queen, i wringing her hands, aod speaking jo
a tone of deep dejection, thou art: grown pre
aomptooos, becaose tboo koowest that I absll
die f .7 45j7. ;:4i"-; :-"--47..-: ,;-4.4;-v-:j i
r t Good madame, be comforted, aaid . the lord
Admiral, again approaching tbe queen. .
She again raised herself .with Lucy's, assist -i.
ance, aod grasping him by ibe bandshejeik'd(
him piteoosly .io te face then bors'ing tno
tears she exeJaimtd M y lord , my' lurd , ! ami 4
tied with an iron collar aboot my oeefe ; I. a 01
tied fast arid the case is altered with mej ' v ' I f
i From this time the " qoeeo gradeally anck,1
tl!A
rbicn released ner irorA;
those mental torments which it had wrune tha
compassionate heajt of Lney to behold idorin.
thia lethargy she was 'pled In her bed As
her and '.wa iow e Ideotly ! fast' a pprdsfchiiig,''! 1
lord' keeper,-"! be ad mi ralT rtd t he s ec ret a r r C4j
eil weie Jepuled' by the eouucil to'iearn 1 E!iza47"
beth's'will wiib regard to her successor. : Locy . ;
Wiloug btoowhoin thti qoet-b during betJ0te'; 4
vats ot consciousness bad com mtaded Ita rema.j f
near her, Stood By the side of ihe royal co4ch.-j-i
The queen toi'k no. notice" wlen the, fctng 4"!f"7.
Scotland and France were I nSentiontd by -buNe
lords : Jhcn they spoke of tb heir fcf4be bouise4
of SuffUlk, ihe, lor A Reauchacnp the son cf lady
Catberioa Grey and .the ear), of Hartford to'-'
whom El'zibetb had always borne a atroog ai
lipathy. Atthia name she s'arted, and the dutji -
ess of death seemed 10 vanish for a mcmvqt
I TRIO ner TIU OIUBtPje, hihip i r urcrij
claimed"! wll l lhave no j rascal's mn in ro v;
seat ; nonebot a. king sballst opto the ihor
of Elizabeth f and who sbould.that be-lnn on
CUQ9ii,the km 2 of Seo'ief
Sbe oever ptke againr
' :i7 mt- . - ' ' , ... .( iW . " . t 'i .
j he lyooauun me oartccjj. a wgttB;
been teilang the edifiorEof th .;-Sport jfit'i
Chronicle a -stnry of his exploits whej ih'
Caoada, engaged tn the Jumber busiueM irtj
which he says be 1ibol lihve made a for.
tone hid bel remained mother year. v lip
says theye wis a crf at dell oi4r rough gasv
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f n finii 11 mimniinm. wmni nn nn in rt ri n .
steal the ew li'gv, be was smart enoogb toj
steal the boaids ready aa wed I . He conctudep
nis-aiorj oy reiaiuisi . iuii unj; inu ,n
leogtn come b rbcb V piittbat afall thja
'saw mill a watch waa aet to pre vest' 'ste.atj-.
ing logs ; buf be" hid got so wide awike in
the business ibat he could back a yoke of
oxen op to a log with a man anting 00 if,
and twitch it oot cleir, leaving tbe tnafi
Billing on the Lsrk. 7 : : j ; , ...
. It ia now e id
that BJooot 7 Mitchell,
peak of tbe f Black mountsin, to 7 Yancey
rounty, Nortb Carolina; la 6477 feel high,
and is Ibe hibeat : point of land in "North
America, east 4f ibe 7 Roeky Mounuins.
Tum n1( in Vtreinia. are onlv
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f !T K'.,.0,55l $?m'?)
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Aotrondac. in ihe western
wtldcrncas
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