North Carolina Newspapers

G i i' : ' ij, :'; H:- ' 1 ! 11 jiqrfl LAW 0 i' HiMbcribers w' Jfcoiifra.ry, ". cun: J; iitcnitifii. t 1 . . '2. If nuhitrribfr I . 3; If HuUrribcr nre ; fnn; th'ofiktfii lh p nirwsrArsiis. t ill riot pi vp xr' notice to lcrcd us wiahinff to continue h tin- diswnlimni'oi m ,r l'tt W..,unueto HCXKl tlicni muu cl or rt-fn' takin? their papers h they ar" sent they are held an -willed and their paper or- riilcd that refusing to take a from the oince, or removing evidence .id ... . ii wnWiiinWc till their ow derd hi VdiHCoiitimie. -jl' The Court" liave "It ..-.T.t,, Ji unralN d ifor. is " prima facie Forjj')rip;ion, pfr y advance. Dut if noi lijj flftjr cts.l'will he ifllUNER & . JAMES, Editors Sf Proprietors. he AVatrlunaii. hrjttn Dollars f ,n rniJ inaJvante, i wo uu.ia. rhfifced f,.r ifj lirsi. nu rnnri orJers ch irced Keep check cpon all vocr Rulers. Do this, asd Liberty is safe Gen' I Harrison. s NEW SERIES. VOLUME VI NUMBER 14. SALISBURY, N. G , THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1 849. to'.. i i. I ot" l".;i...r ilinii ilir-e rntr ; -r.4".! "i " l-v fl.c year f lion lo IM'W " I , . . .., ;, I ( ' 1 lurd B1 1 it I Ilf I M ' I LMIIM. 1.11 Ml'l From the National Intelligenceri We had !dst -sight of our old LmtM ?.'' MI) BUY!; mer Instead of calling him a ilcilr. von: - . . ..... . r 1 Ma-- snouid call him a nateral born fool. In a lrberai deduc- jor Dorjcningx so long that were. quite! refreshed onjSaturday by iheSrecbipt 61 a letter bearing h'xs well known u)ersccip-j lion. Our readers, we ar6. sure will jbej equally gladjto hear fro m the wofthy Ma- stead of allowing him to be a eighth part of a man, you should swear right un and' down (that is, if you ever do swear) that; BARGAINS 3 .vilf'p 1 K- -mT7r "7T?- -rfW-w BARGAINS! From the Greensboroogh Patriot. MEETING IN LEXINGTON, YAD KIN K1VER IMPROVEMENT. t At a meeting of the cilizens of Lexing ton, hflrl nn ihft 27lh of. Jnlv 1S40 on tuere isn i a particle o the hair or hide oM motion of Jesse H. Hargrave, Esq., Mr. a man auuui UlIII. J of way, and our pa TWO FACTS UNDER A HOOD. Mostofourrenders will rrcolh-ct the im position, during the late Presidential can vass, so completely exploded by Mr. Sen ator Mangum, and so repudiated by hon- orauie senators ol the U Talk up in that kindj John P. Mabry was called to the chair, but which was undoubtedly practid by arty would begin to 1 and J amps A . Tanner ftnH A I frpH fi. Titpr 1 opKfnln n( ilr ; . i i r.r jor again, although he still dates from tbatt; courage, and feel as' if there was, appointed secretaries. Whereupon the for the purpose of exciting the Peonle of 11 . ll region, the terror of politicians1, Bait Wv-1 so? hoPes for em L following preamble and resolutions were ' the South and those of the North on Jio,mps: er. His letter will be found below, arid!! , """S U1ia ,,I1,orium presented ny Junius l,. tiemmons, isqr., grounds w K. ik'K .t,.. ;r .LL:i.Uj! and. you feel very anxious about ifj and unanimously adopted by the meeting, selves tc wv .....um. "V' J,c1smwui;; anu tnat 1St that we sh(JUd get Gin. Tav-! viz f rlltK utw"rifier is i w receiving one of the hand I LinH-W and cheopest Slocks of SPRING AND SUMMER of the Union should be disposed! to take exception to the freedom of personal ad-! dress, the hciaest advice and gockl inten-ji tions of the Major may plead !hi excuse.il A charter wasl granted by the Legisla- Presidency. One would have I ? Vvfr'oui rd in thi market, purchased in Philadelphia ' rtj Vrk, fpm the! latest Foreign Arrivals, and F 1 at the fciwst; caHirfigurefiTonsifJting in part of bl'k.Mae, A VOICE FROM SALT RIVER. Head oSalt River, July .1, 1819. I can't i keep from A Dear Mr. Ritchie lor out somehow or other on the Wilmot proviso. It's a shame and disgrace, and a crime worse than high treason keeps his mouth shet on that su hope you will be able to contriv way or other to get it out of him : but J;) of not less than thirtv thousand nor more know it is a difficult matter. Cousin Nab than three hundred thousand dollars. by used to have a way of getting secrets This charter secures to the comnanv out of folks when they was asleep, abouti the exclusive navigation of said river for as opposite as the poles them- to each other. againsT the candidates for the Prrsidencv and !: ture of North Carolina in January. 1847. that the detention .Mnn,p ,lrT" r . """7 'w v that he incorporating a comnanv for cleaning out that shameful ifir wnnM i,:" n Z I ni)lcn "Ct lhat. Xn Uie hit Ir iu v n b- t .l a . u n ' ' . . . i - inose icno are not owners or sttives Died. .1: the V aflkin Itivpr from th hotitn (jam 1. ston nt Lnct ihl tk r ; e. somV !..i;Mt w:.b "k " u" r .Wj;n;" r ' . Ul craUu Vemocrats-&l least the D - : i i iiij l m mm i i i i .11111 . i i ri . ill j v rv i 1 1 a ir-iiivviiiwi ivi i nwr w y- r v av-tdan I ' - - was M V. & A 1 of such any strategy, condemned by every principle of truth and honor. Not at all. The party is at this moment playing the A PRECIOUS CONFESSION I AND ; CURIOUS REMINISCENCE !' h About the middle of last November, just after the result of the Presidential! election was known, and when LocQfoco)- -ism was in a collapsed state; andfwould as soon otter a truth as a falsehooi!,' the New Orleans Courier, the Southern organ of Locofocoisra, after statins that the I parishes ir. Louisiana, which hold tlie larg est number of slaces, votcdJjte Whtg tick- . tt with the greatest zeal and unanimity? made this farther most important confes sion : The same phenomon occurs in other States in -Alabama, in Mississippi,, in Gcorgiaih rough the whole South, the most strenuous partita us cf Taylor and Fillmore, have been the rich planter and ; owners of slaves, with the exceptions of Carolina, and even in Charleston, great nullifier, who refused , to pay duties on a cargo of sugar, was in favor of Taylor, although he could not swallow Pillmor nnA was r.lli? In " Pnnf rp; 5 n onnnsition lo n flpmrtcp.if wfir iought .t. fP;..,n.. ro.o n..iin. f - States, are gen- emocrat- ic party in the South is composed, in a. great measure, of that description of per sons. It is a curious condition of affairs, at any rate." . We would call the attention of the Whig -i ffnlJi-niFrrnelrn(?lade8 and npple green Cloths; black 'iijjljiktf ifijied and oilier fancy Cnwinjeres ohd Vesiings, s F.n'diw'i ."d. French f)r4) de Hia; handsome childrens .. nlsiJ sJ fft ik'S : n lare.Htock of cotton ade ; and nil i- '" cithrr Lkuld ot centjem!ninummer wear. Al ! bl'K Tajif t'fi and Iro M iSliine Silks j)!ain fi Same Camp: tlnivnninir th fniintainu on1 , v i --. . i , . - , n n 7 .--''-'...pk.uv.wuiitL.iijoutivi writing to yt)u no longer. I must say we luelr lovers and soon. I believe she used i thirty years, on condition they open a pas- ' conduits of intelligence, as barbarians in are getting most out of patiericef up here , 10 Uo 11 b stealing into the room slyly sage from Trading Ford in the county of war do the natural fountains of the earth, whole South, and particularly of the Whig in this Salt river territory and are be-!l where they was asleep, and holding af Davidson, to the town of RockforH in Sur- ; to destroy their adversaries. In the pre- ! press of New Orleans to the entire arti ginning 10 ieei a gooa aeai dsa,ppointed , ,""7'"6"6,taa UVKr meir wees, anu wuis-. ry county, ot sutlicienL depth lor ooais sent age, it is po more lawtul in politics ' u to iniuK mineral layior is noiding on, tos; KMiu& lu c" u uieywouiu answer any drawing 1 inches ot water, by tlie nth than it isin war to resort to such atrocities the rresiuency so long. 1 -was tn hopes riu",,u "u cm. now. u you couia ol January, 1852. Commissioners were against an adversary whom it is feared to a . nnil n ! if . . . w - 5. . , - - i 1 1 m . " . 5 ' ; . I O i Imo' splendid aftcr 'u concluded to stay down there to caic mineral layior asleep somewhere, ; appointed by the act to open books and j meet in fair and open field. s'dchamele- W ashmgton land fight the battle but, that., or 11 3ou couiu gei one 01 ine servants ot j receive subscriptions of stock, but in con- j With on IVHi-tlt.ISoi.-,plii-trn.tl)g d silk I t-sues, lrayen, oil you WOUld ai TOUted him OUt by this time. r:kJ..r?,4nJu.encl.,u1.rays emhroid'd Swiss Robes . I a chance td cdhle back tiiwii rftintirur Ilandkriiiefe. (a la rue Htockybl k and . f . ' ... " . , i Kid .t. loves, nrunnily am nly eranhdaiej, fancy ftnd fuftiiiure Prints, bl'k ' . iwcrh n-lres, Klojmii p, plain straw, Kock i..i..l m.nA..... r '..ji. i... 1 1 . .j . i i,.,.,u i,, ri.Ko ,UII I yl ' n' liill(iillivjf l iMttirikrt fviir, 'liiierinlifeiiiiji 1, 71 0 nn J 1 'J ojjnrter wide.bro. &. bleach'd , iTiHil (9s'd;-4il'dd broj eoltou shirtings and sheetings, 1 lari?1 tt'bct of jeaity tn;iilcloihinu, floor matt insr, blasting jpwfleK, iom'"vtf lf,. ' Itlo Coir-e , bro. and loaf Sugar. ! trussed ahd p'ulireriwif df.,iiiieribr Tea, almonds, rais ! ih",iif)lt'lifather;iiiiin anil btwdirig skins, tunned sheep . f nd lAforficco nki)W( liartieHs' lenfher, clover'and grass ;$rei', nadJlfs,.ibridles nnl saddle bags, leather trunks, ' macfierHlln lUdi nd half bblw, while lead.sp'is turpen- tinr by Hit cat.' nr.honle.scopal varnish, tanners oil, 8 by 1 10, f 0ly H and j I by lt glasrt, anvils, vices, grain and .'( .gra( tcy-tlie.', "-tenl wee(ih bcs, shovels and spades, i milPand.froM cut'saws, ihect Iron. Also.n large STOCK 01' FINE CUTLERY, Varrjagr Hpring", axles, stained glass lamps, patent and paiiiteJ cVih, lacesV-' d,M 4 I fc, Miles' ilresa boots and la- i. it hi. t i i i r tu(M , qr, silk, l anaina, liegnorn ana paim leai lit N and tnp, Books and Stationary, CWo,;.riafin nhd Qiiepnlsware, Lard Lamps, (very hand- loniie) ISOVa Scotiu tKiiKl Moi.ies, &.c, togettier witnan f nd(ei vjltiv-iy of other oods not mentioned. Persons tinirjriijf; iflit market wmild do well to call at the i'eV CUItLMor, corner leiixt of iFk Cotirt-Ifoiisr, before ' buying," ail' I am. determied to oIer to call buyers at iM HtjilH; or retail, extriiordinary inducements in the av5 of.h-fndsoiiie nnl frsli goods and low prices. Call tiJjjmf-'H.'li)ryourfeiesi : I lh JOS. 1 CHAMBERS. " ''ajishrrity April VS, 1819. 49 "SVlilN(i A!X1) SUMMER" gingham Lawns, plaid , again. ioijinai t VR got any thing agin; and col'd Al- j Gineral 1 a for ; and 1 don t say but what Rue and Al- j'y a cevcr' sort ofa man enough, and fout well in Mexico; and I don't know, but what hcjand the folks round him is! carrying on the Government: all smooth' and regua. But all that's nbthjn to the pint. The whole nub of the argument is,; j they've got our places, and vvp want 'em. This Salt river country is a tiresome place' I to stay in. And we've been waiting here; 'now a number of months, ihoping you would upset the whole apple cart of the) Administration and -give us all a fair! chance to pik up the fruit, j But we'vei been disappointed. I don't sge as you are; any nearer getting Gineral Taylpr out of office than you was three months ago. ; We've had as number of meeting! up here; about it, and, talked the matter civer and) some of our friends are quite putout with' you about it,!and fling out aboutyour be ing old, and lost your spunk, and don'tj tight with tne grit you used to. viso, probably the secret would be out, and our party would be safe. ,It makes ithout further nrefarp. wb invifn thp the white house to catch him asleep sornp. i sequence of there being no outlet for the j attention of our.readers to the conclusive time, and hold a looking glass over his upper Yadkin to the sea-board, very little I evidence which we subjoin of a determi face, and whisper lo him and ask him i stock was taken. The project was look- I nation, which we have already had occa- whether he lsur or agin the Wilmot pro ed upon as a failure, and the charter ve- I sion to indicate to them, lo accomplish by ry generally forgotten. iUpon recurring 1 any means, fair or foul, the purposes of to the charter it will be seen that the com- not a pin's difference which side he conies j missioners still have power to act, and out on; we can fight him as well one way that the charter is to all inlenisand pur as 'tother. The only thing is to get him 1 poses yet in force. The location of the out. We are ready to head him on both J Plank Road from Fayetteville to Lexing- taCKS. It he ComeS OUt for the nrOVisO. i ton hc orivon tr t Vio VnrlL'in navioratinn ' Wft spIpcI ns ohipfts of enmnmienn an A we can run him down with Gineral Cass ; j project a new arid interesting aspect. By j contrast, speaking for themselves and and if he comes, out agin the proviso, we I extending the Plank Road from Lexington needing no comment to illustrate them, can run him down with Col. Benton. But j to the Yadkin, a distance of only 8 miles, the two following demonstrations, the one it 1 It appeared in the Courier between the 9th and 15:h of November last. It furnishes an invaluable commentary up on the motives which actuate those Dem ocrats, who own no negroes, in their ex traordinary zeal for the peculiar institu tion rRich. Whig. an Opposition which has absolutely no ! BENTON AND ATCHISON. s ground to stand upon, and whose heads of j In Platte county, wliere Mr. Atchison objection to the Administration, so far as j resides, the belligerents have made a com they are honest, are no more than the ; promise. Some time since, a meeting.ir- phantasms of disordered imaginations. j respective of party, was held, at which 117 I? . t . . . - . . . violent anti-Benton resolutions were in troduced. A long discussion ensned, fol lowed by a postponement to a future day, without taking the vote. "At the time ap- t . . I I It r 1 . .- . . . 1 I .ITx .. . ir- aoni comcoui ai an, i am airaiu we which the people ol Davidson win do, the irom the Democracy ol the&outh, the oth- pointed, the Atchison men withdrew their i t.run mm down wun noooq. river may be made available as high up er from their brethren of the North : I resolutions and offered other I too k youq part strong, - . .:, FASH I0SS- FOR 1819. . i. a- mm D . -i 1 i 1 i I.I- tw tr i 4 i I, HORACE H. HC1RI), HAS just received, (at his old stand,) from New York, the American and Eu riipenn Fashion, (or the Spring and Summer of 1849,, and will continue to receive them quarterly. He is prepared to execute nil orders in his line of 1 he trade, in a fashionable and workmanlike manner, at From his the art of 1 the shortest notrce i long experience in lingtnj making gnrinentu, he feels confident that ran' cive saiisfnctiioit lo li s customers. lie ttripectyllv returnd his i innks to his friends and public for their liliril support tendered him herero Ne, ahJ wi!J endeavor by incream-d eirorts to please his C'lrtoiiH'ri.ttf m-rit u eo itinuance of tlit ir fnvois. i . V IIOR ACK II. BKARD. jN.TJ. All kinds oftfountry produce takcji a l the mar t priori f,,r Wotk. ' lVaM(in,..sV,r 2jB:18. t f 47 of vol New Cabinet Ware Rooms IN SALISBURY. i - i '. lilCHAuM) FOX and8 told 'em 'twas no sichi a thing; if you vas older! than you used to be, you wjis. lufF as a! pitch-nott yet, and had as much gfit in you; as ever, and j)nly wanted rousin o make: you frgiit like a tiger. They finally a ' greed if I yvould write to you f and stirj you up, so a to make you come down upon the Administration hot and heavy, as. though yqu meant to dp something,' they'd be patient a little longer.; But if not, they'd kick the "Union" dyer-and' take up another organ for. the party. I asked 'em hoiv they thought thpy could, better themsejl ves by that, and where they; thought they jcould find an organ to be' compared to he Uniorf? i f ' Why,' says Bill Jones, says he, ' we'll! take the SaltjRiver Herald.'j t -j SOUTHERN' MERIDIAN. A State Conven tion of the Demo- rovv, do try and do your best to get tas Wilkesboro', and a direct communica- hirn out on the proviso, for you see how tion will be established between Wilkes important it is. ... boro' and Wilmington. There is no rea- So I remain your patient but rather son why the work upon the river may not hungry friend. be commenced forthwith, since the compe- MAJUK JAL1V DUVVN1NU. jtition of the Plank Road from Fayetteville Georgia, on the 1 1th ' j J to the Yadkin is now a fixed fact." The of this month, for the Cleanliness of Boston. Mr. Fuller, of r r may be ready for boats by the time : nomination of acan- tu xr. vu Af:..A. .,,:,:' k:. ' the road is done. i iic xicvv . i um mil iui, wining iu uia uci- ;. Resolved, therefore, as the opinion of this meeting, that the Commissioners for the Yad kin Navigation Company should open books tvritincr f r Hie na. per from that city,. says : ' The city of Boston isdesperately clean, and consequently there have been but 33 immediately in iheir respeciive counties for the cases of cholera during the whole season ; 'purpose of obtaining the stock required to or and even these probably would have pass- j ganize ihe Company, and that all the counties ed under another name had not the dis- 'along ihe line from Wilmington to Wilkesboro' ease existed elsewhere. Forty thousand !;are deeply interested in the success of the pro dollars extra have been expended in clean- $ect' ing the streets ; every cellar has been in-. , R011 That e chairmain of this meet. neMPr1 nd nvPrv R5n1? rlidnfprtPfl Thn ! mS appouii a cmiimiuee wi,OSse umy snail oe I Nat. Int. NORTH EES MERIDIAN. At a Democratic Convention held at crats of the State of Albany, in iV. York, a) on Saturday last, the following was one of the Resolutions didate for Governor, adopted, among a the . following Reso- number of others e- streets are swept, as all streets should be, early in the morning ; while all the inci dental fifth, deposited during the day, is instantly removed by scavengers in wait ing. I have no doubt that if a tobacco chewing stranger should expectorate his to correspond with the commissioners and olh er prominent men upon the ; subject and urge immediate action; i Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet ing be published iii the Greensborough Patriot iaud Fayetteville Observer, and that the other a lt:. a papers in tne state-'tavorame to the improve. lution was adopted : " Remlrcd, That Gen eral Taylor, by organiz ing his Cabinet with a ma jority of turn known to be facorahle to the principle of the Wilmot Prnrio, Sec, has given just cause of alarm to the -friends of Southern rights, which should excite in the breast of every true-hearted son of the South feelings of the deepest indignation and the most determined opposition." qually false and ma lignant : others by way of compromise which the Bentoniams ac ceded to. They were to the .effect,, that the Missouri Compromise ought to be ex tended to the Pacific that all American citizens have the right to carry their slaves to the newly acquired territory and that the people of the county be polled on the 1st Monday of August, for and against Benton's " appeal." ' . , This compromise is regarded as a back-, out on the part of Atchifon simply be- ! cause he had taken much stronger ground pretence of anti-slavery by the present Whig Admin istration, WITH A SLAV K noi.DiNG Executive and Cabinet, &c, are fictions which all fair-minded men must perceive, and all true Democrats condemn and opjiose.' plug' upon the sidewalk he would find a j; ment be requested to call public attention' to shovel after him immediately to remove the nuisance. i 1 'j '' i m RESENTS his the f siifro(indii): der of JiU services as a respects to ...... 1 1 yens ot raliHtiiry anu country,-with a ten-. .rl.t2lS CABINET MAKER, .'Ppari execute all irders in his line with despatch lliei Wist superior W orkifianlike innnner and best 'l- i te will keep constantly on hand the best mate- 'ilfoi; making . ' : S 1 j fOpS, UUniiAUS, OTTOMANS, jfJtdl.ewlMuing. Centre, Peer, and other Tables; ;K0cklnRim"icr. na I'rlor Chairs ; Pedsteads oiLsu- I Ktior.Qilivh and latcn fashion. iCotlih.furnished to order on the shortest notice and accommodating teniis. ! i''t.iifteni of bis wotk and skill can be found at the t J-iiwna in Cvrijs West's larire brick build inir npvt yt.jnkh Ollice. . . I ! Tlieicheapnes, duraiility, and superior uy of ail work j.Mrned V)it t'u,u, his fshoji will be a guarantee of the pa- tR)naUf ,1P' public. , ; i ' H''n8 done, at the shortest notice. rij lira''ucf and -lumber ot all kinds suitable for f yrPint'r and Clibinei Maker, taken in exchange for TMliuit In hisline. A lrge quantity of shingle's ini- lut.' savs 1. ' vou know the Salt River Herald cant hold a candle to the Union ' Indifference to Death. The Cincinnati for respectability. j ! Commercial relates the following : ' I dont care for that,' says he, 4 the Her- As one of our reporters was riding aid is a smarter paper; it can jell two ; down the hill from St. Joseph's grave lies to the Union's one week in afid week yard, he met a rude vehicle drawn by a out, and put H sting in the tail of everyl j single horse, and in it a coffin con one of 'em.- If i ilaining the remains of probably a stran- Well, I aipt agoing to brag.'i says Ii j ger. The driver was in his shirt sleeves,, about the Demon's talents for ; baching i and astride the jaded animal, while sit fibs, but there's one thing ypu ought to i ting upon the coffin in the wagon was a remember, the IlerahVs truths arc always . dirty boy about fourteen years of, age, wavcrin, whilst the Unions Jibs are always ' playing ajewsharp ! And both man and well stood to i and you know, according boy seemed as merry as though they vere to the old sayjn, which is considered worth ' on their way to a frolic- instead of the the most.' j I ; ' eternal resting place of mortality. Truly, 1 think I rather got ahead of Bill in thJ j habit begets indifference, and pestilence, nrtriimfnt Iiptp. fnr br ennlrln't answer mri L like War. Seems tO obliterate the feefingS W ' t i S the'fagts set fdrth in the above preamble. The chaiinjian in obedience to the second resolution appointed Junius L. Ciemmons, James A. Long and Alfred G. Foster the cor responding committee. Whereupon the meet ing adjourned. JOHN P. MABRY, Chm. James A. Long, Alfred G. Foster, Secretaries. a wor"d. Mr Richie we are inj up ;nnd put And now my dear you see whatjsort of a picklej and 1 hope you will spunk your best foot forward ; go at lh Admin istration in arnest, take hold of 'em like a catemount, at)d give 'em sich a -clawing that they'll b0 glad to clear but In a Hur-I of selemnily which naturally the human heart.'' y belong to WOMAN. The perception of woman is as quick, as lightning. Her penetration is intuitionr almost instinct. By a glance she willdraw ry, and let odr party come n find have i a deep and just conclusion.- Ask her how she formed it, and she cannot answer the question ; while she trusts her instinct-she is scarcelv ever deceived ; but she is gen. Mlnbury, V Now t. 4 30. 18 -in. 4- is your i Time for iiHT ITMIV BARGAINS. 11 h undersigned beg leavelopre sent to ib public, thai ihey have a v 3 r rv r .1 i l.. r r, 1 -on hind. tedics pp d ''Ot -foe men's Summe? Wear, , Mini hey firdDose ij aell v, i.. i Li il fc 'O.S th.! notice for the reason that theJ Cle" Selves in time L -V- '' " 'mcr Slock. Those who mv v- W of summer oiijiirel,. wouldj do well to call. x BHOWNiA: ELLIOTT. Jlwry. Juuti 7, 184t) 5 JN I.M.".J.'M !m Ml5. cc KEGS At the rights again that have belonged tp us thisfwenty years. Now, I dont; 'want to fiud lault nor complain ; youi know it aint my nater.- Bfit I must, say I think you 1 erally lost when she begins to reason, have been quite too tame a long; back, and . . - , i too mealy mojathed, as if you was afraid to speak on ydur mind. The! faql is, you must go at Gijneral Taylor in real arnest lies the head of the Administration, and , you know if we can cut the neadjf off thej critter's dead.j But you must gtfp harder blows than any you have used t?i, I dont deny but what 'you have used some con siderable smkrt words towards him : I don't deny but what you'vej caljkl him j 4 dolt; and a 4 cheat and 4 a tool, and a ' mere cypher,'iand 4 a disgrace to the couni try, and 4 an' imbecile, ignorant tyrant, 1 and 4 whitenejl sepulchre arid a man f who 1 ! is disgracing himself,' and 4a fraction of 1 a man,' and an eighth p rt of the Cabi- TAYLOR MEDALS. ! We were shown on Saturday last at the Library of the War Department two beautiful copies, in bronze, of the gold medals voted by Congress to Gen. Taylor in commemoration of his famous victo ries in Mexico. .The portraits of the Gen eral on both of vthem are capital likeness es. One of them is in honor of Buena Vista, and besides the appropriate inscrip tions and national emblems, contains a picture of that field of battle ; while the other is in honor of the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma. They were executed at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, and are in the highest style of the art. We are also informed that the Hon. Secretary of War has pre sented to the several members of the Ca binet copies of the medal commemora tive of Buena Vista. Nat. Int. DISUNION. J The New York Courier thinks no polit ical movement or catastrophe would be so fatal to African slavery as a dissolution : of the Union. We quote: 4,The Constitution which created and preserved that UTnion, secures the institu tion from foreign interference, in those , States where it now exists. It may not, , it cannot, prevent the exercise of moral ; influences aimed at its destruction. The enemies of Slavery at the north may 1 preach against it, may denounce it, and do all which can be done indirectly to bring it to an end: they may encourage 'slaves to run away from their masters; they may aid them to evade the law which justifies recapture, they may do much to render slave'property insecue, to make slavery odious in the eyes and thoughts of men, to prevent its extension, to weaken its foundation, and thus ulti mately to secure its abolition. But allthis will be partial, gradual and doubtful. And the Constitution of the Union pre- " Resofred, That the "previously. He certainly has gained all the points in controversy. But Benton it is said, will not acquiesce in the stipula tions of his friends, and he has gone to Platte county. The St. Louis Republican of the 17th, says : Rich. Whig. In the Field. Senator Atchison and Mr. Green. Representative in Congress, are following on the trail of Col. Benton, making speeches after his disappearance. Atchison was to make a speech yesterday at Fayette Green made one on Saturn day at Glasgow. Meanwhile, Benton has gone to the Platte country, Atchison's "stumping ground, and it is suggested that it was not without a very apparent motive that Atchison left his own ravage, to be invaded by his political enemy, while he went speechifying In a different region. TEMPERANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY. The late session of the University cf; Vir ginia was distinguished by an order and deco rum on the part xf the young men, thai has ex cited the admiration of ihe country. The fob lowing extract from a Temperance Address de livered by the Rev. Win. S. While, at Lexing. ; ton, Va. will go far lo dUclosc the aecret of that success : 41 The present condition and character of ihe Univt isity of Virginia, contrasted with its for mer slate, furnishes one of (he most imptessiro and pleasing illustrations of our views. " Moth er," said a young man of our acquaintance, writing from that beloved seat of cience, I never was in a place where it is so disreputa ble to drink anv intoxicating lio'ior as it is here." The mother's eye filled with tears of road across the Florida Peninsula, from Mary's on the Atlantic to Cedar Keys on NEW ROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS. The merchants of New York and New Ort leans are talking seriously of building a rail- St. the Gulf, which would be about 140 miles long, would shorten the steamboat travel some 1000 miles,, would reduce the time between thd cities to tour days, and would avoid the dangers 01 e Florida reefs. The scheme would doubt- pay well, and be of great public utility. : Some time ago the Union compared, or suffered General Taylor to be compared to Nero. In a late number of that paper the comparison is varied. He is now said to be a 44 second James the II." and Macaulay's character of that obstinate ty rant is quoted to furnish the parallel ! Now, is it not evident to those lengaged in this kind of work, that they are overdo ing the matter?- Alex. Gazette. Belvoir Classical School. A ROORBACK. Dr. J. C. C. Blackburn has stated ito the editor of the Georgia Messenger (says the Fan 1IIS School, which is now in a more JL 1 ison papers, to her niece, Miss Payne, and the other to her son, Mr. Payne Todd. The act of congress respecting this pur chase, gives .Mis. Madison the power to dispose of tU fund by will, though, during her life, could not "draw the intereU of it. Our readers will be gratified to learn, thattlie chtilera epidemic is rapidly on the decrease in the two principal cities of the yearly expense to S0 or 90, accor i n 2 to the studies for California, with most important dis- West, St. Louis and Cincinnati, wnercr n.. ,l Tk. ,l;.-;.lorl into tWCV Sessions of five : . I r- l;n . -.I V. farfid t?irill?n" J and 4 a Cyclops and sich like. But all this w"7. , ,T. ",T7 C "T I ninths each No cb.ee made till af the pupil h.s p&tcnesior uenera. 1 .r.om.u - " it nas rageu wuu - : dont amount! to nothin. Itts only jest ! ashlngon mon abusiVe of 1 16 ?'eS iered. -After .n.rJ no deduction for absence dur- to the future government of that coun r , , sQn arr.d at modem a mah inthe ribs wUiyoor el-ldentt and attributed to himl " The feditor ; itig the session on account of tuition 'n, ca.fT of as Gen. Taylor the PrsidentJ has aeter- j on Saturday forenoon, and im- bowfXnTpt o AoS. l. kUUf-tber says Dr. B. sta.jd that bj did - Sit !? ' K Ml for Clci.and. uhich place himiheail nvpi hpl If x-m rJi11v mpnn vote for fipnprnl TWlr. Cn tK Prricidpn. ;t r..-. ( nh.n.p either on the score of Iward or tuition 1 ltV in OUT unorganized it -h-fl in tb afternoon and Started ,. to do any ihiiig, it wont do to stnd mi- cy, and that he' had never said to aU one W? i P'rvation f' ,u- l.ft Washington . for Buffalo. His health is as good as could. t h n t Via rorrrnllort H4.:nn.! -U n r. nnimj C r MfVW I'll. unv . . . t.t ttii.i. uv ngivtivu uuiill i 5UVU vote i nei, and ily Upon a coach wheel and a Philadelphia Ledger.) that he never pub 4 butcher anp Nero and! alMolpchf Mi .u ottti. wu:nu nnMPPfi tn tb flourishing condition than it ever yet has been, is continued on the terms heretofore published, viz : BOARD AND TUITION IN THE RECTOR'S own family, $125 per annum. Board may be had io other families at a rate, which wiH-retluce the whole eludes them trom doing more, nut once abolish that Constitution ! Destroy the pleasure as she told us this. How has this bond which now holds us together ! Di- come to pass ! Why, every Profesnor and ev- vide the states that now form one Repub- ery Subordinate oflicer there has long been $ lie intotwo nations one made un of Slave thorough Teiotallar and all the members of States and the other of Free States, with an imaginary line between them ! Let Freedom be the grand characteristic of the one, and Slavery tl tt of the other ! The very creation of lwo such nations would implant between them a hostility which nothing could ever appease but the annihilation of slavery, or the subjection to slavery of the free millionsof the North." i The following information, transmitted Mr. Madison made a will .giving half 1 ner telegraph from Washington to New of the fund of 820,000, appropriated' by York, appearing in nearly the same torm congress ior lue last purcimsc ui uau in several New York papers of Mondny, corroborated as it is by circumstances within our own knowledge, we suppose to be substantially correct, and therefore i-copy it : Washington-, July 10 iy. 44 William Carey Jones, whose resigna tion as Secretary to the Board of Mexican Commissioners lias been previously an nounced, will leave this city in a few days the faculty who are accustomed to public speak ing are among the ablest and most zealous lec lurers on this suhjecU One of ihe largest and most efficient Divis ions of ihe Sons of Temperance in our land exists within its precincts all who know this case to wonder that her halls are crowded wijh Students, distinguished for their gentlemanly and ttudious habits." Rich. Whig. cin words in this soft kind of way. You must pot the plows on with si eqge ham ft County, N. Carolina i 1" j January IB, 16494 THOS. S. W. MOTT. Iam37 on h ;o0ur6SUa.-A hU ! be expected. ( 1 . j . 1 . t 1 1 .1 l . 1 . i ! 1 : A I)' ii b i 5.1 I II! i s