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The privilege of Annual Advertiaws Ustrtcfly lm lted to their ovta Immediate buslneaa t andall sdverr lisemanU ferjha &m! ftfjjtliperBoavB well as. UhetllSofliohts. not imneditelx connected with ihair, own.baslnsss, and all eicesa of advertiMnwou, in longtn or, otherwise, beyond tit limits engated, Will be charged aj tha usuajjratee. , . LLLl jgg L.J"" ' fp AGENTS FtiR TflE COMMERCIAL NEW YOltf: Messrs. Baov &. DsRoaesT. BOSTON i FMMtiot: Kibdbb, E1 D. ClSflWELL, WILMINGTON, N. C. Feb. 8. 139 JOHN HALL. SHIP AGENT Affn COMMISSION MERCHANT, " ffo.J9 C R AtlSR STREET. New Orleans. April is, 'sie. " "' F, J. LORD & CO. Hice Factors i Coaniksfon Agents. Not. M, 1817. DTKBLLER & LCMBEH A.l) I' I M ii K K HOrs, UENERH CD 1)1 1 SSI (IN JlliUClims, aui tROCERS, .Store formerly irnqntd by Haui. A Abmbtbowo, NOltTJJ WATER STREET,' WILMINGTON, N. C. HBCTOB M'KELT.Al. Nov. 11, 184S. 10-2 L. MALLETT,. AGENT FOR THE 8AL1 OF Timber, Lumber, Nafal SUlt U., fiblt'i Building, Fortb.WaJerrtet, wo wiiiMiwoTON. ft. c; Ngr.fl, 131?. 101 BRRY, BRYANT & CO., CQAftllSSION MERplUN TS, WILMINGTON, fT. C. 'March IT, 1849 T I tf. ; WILLIAM NEFF, LlUi f the 'firth" of Nwdt Warn eh,) iflIP CilANDLERT, -SHIP STORES AND GROCERIES, 'corner op dock a jautxr strkets, i . WILMINGTON, N. C. "DecTTtnTim 113-tf. I iduyDLovE, DKALKIl IN Cabinet furniture, BXUXrKAUS. f, II AtftRH WRASSE, tf.. i ROCK SPR1 C. WILMINGTON. N. C. SCO IT, KEEN A; CO. MERCHANT TAILORS, AMU OA(.Kit4 IN SUPE R I O It I MARKET STREET, ' WILMINGTON, N. C. lOct. 21. 1818. 93-T. I CORNELIUS MYERS, pi A N V FA C T U H E R, j AND DKALER IN aATS, CAP3, UMBRELLAS AND j WALKING CANES, &c. . WILUINOTO.N, N. C, Msrket-st. )ct. 1? 1849. 9l-tf. ITjAS. T. MORRIS, 'Lumber and Timber Inspector, 5; WILMINGTON, N. C. Dct. 12,1918. B9 6m t JAS. T. MORRIS, At for the Sale or Pdrehtte of NEGROES, j WILMINGTON, N. C. f ot. 12 1848. 89 6m aTb. STITH k Co., " j " Psyrttnrllle Btre-t, ). AALEIQn ,N. C . IIHSHend to sll orders and mnmlrioni In thelf o.'buflne.., with punctualilfand dtMth. ! to.-.. ... isRincllencTCHAe. Mahlt, 0. Wf to, atwiuw, ., I A. C. L. H INTO I. '(fh, .V. t, F(6. 22, 1819. UB l2a t. 1 ,"T ! " Ti-TT VOL. 3. J. HATHA WAV & SON. COMI WSIOX MERCHAXTi. J. Hathaway. Si. L. Uatbawat. 149. March i, M9. W. L, SMITH, T . (Late or tb fihm or SANoroRo &. Smith.; AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, WILMINGTON, N. C. 4 Store on Nertai Water Street, Paraltf'a bloc. ' Oct. 14 1849. ' 90-yc J. S. WIUIAMS, , Fancy & Staple Dry liootl Store: m DJJal WKSr UP Win. S.ll.V'S U.lllli S'fdRK MARKKT STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. Oct. 14, 184& 90. W. BRANSON, AGENT FOIU'HE SALE OF 11 ,11 BUR, L I! H B K R, N 1 V .1 L STORES, ic Natt'$ D lilding, North Water Street. WILMINGTON, N. C. N. B. I h'lVe a hme and Sw:uro Timber Pm whore I will put all Timber lilt with me forialeai aa 4milhclLir(8 ua la nude by any other Ayentln W. U. Stpt . 1818. 83-c. B. I. HOWZE, , ATTORNEY AT LAW, WlLMINQTONlNo. Ca. Will pruciire In all the Court, of Wayne, Duplin and New Hauuvw Counllca. JEFFREYS 1 LEIGUTON. General Commision Merchants, WILMINGTON, N. C. F.bmary 13, 141. WILLLIM i. CURR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, RALEIGH, N. C. Sept. 12th. 1343. 76-y.tri. c. CARROLL I FENNELL. Grocers & Con olsloa Merchants, WILMINGTON, N. C. j ATB AWWT. OH HAND A OBNaBAL ASaOBTMSMT or 1 Piitu cuiCKiuE, uwm, im, it AHD WIU. PAV PARTICULAR Atteatio.a to tlw siL'of all kinds of Produce a; j. Oa.oll. c. n. fsnxell. July U, 1848. FREDERICK CLARK. si ARur AOTtraaa and psals in all Kioa or CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS, BliUSTKAUS, WHITI.VO 1IK8KS, B.1T T8USSES, PAIlUSTtKS, k& FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKET, WILMINGTON, N. Cj April Uth, lft-48. 11-1 y.- DEROSSET & BROWN. ' WILM1NC1TON, tt. C. BROWN & DEROSSET. NEW YORK. iRKnL COMMISSION MKRCHAyTS March 17. 1848. 1-y. J, k SV. I. MeGABVT . MERCHANTS, WLaf!arON, NC. March 17. 1949. 1-7. GEORGE S. GILLESPIE. AOBRT rot. TBI SAL.K Or 11MDKR IUMDRR, NAVAL. STORES 4c wt.lmaksUberaleaab aflvancea on allconalgnments of produce March 17, 1849. I GEORGE W. DAVIS. COMMISSION MERCHANT, WILMINGTON, N. C March IT 1841. I J. C. LATTA. COMM1SSTUN MERCHANT, AND GENERAL AGENT, WltHlNOToN, N. C. Oct.10,1848. 67 LIFE INSURANCE IN THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND SO CIETY, OP LONDON, FIRE, INSURANCE IN THB ETNA IViUrlANCE COM PANT, OF HARTFORD, Co-n., oa, IN TUB HOWARD IN8URANCE COMPANY, OR IEW YORK,. Mafia effected by aapHostien i ' DaaVOSSET cV BROWN. t 10S nil m - BLUimN BLOSSOM, , . . COMMISSION MERCHANT, Liberal adnnea imcM bbo OoaigBafnso all - -v.. . UsmIs) W f raaWea. . , .v . 'lleaVraaeaaV'''' jj . Maaawa, i,lX McaUavj -,o v . V.-W. Dva;aa. -WlaailtSaa). , , J. K lieeeeat Ea. Dec. 19,1641 J 116 """''" 4- : .vr- , ,.- .. : ' . 1 . . , f )-. . - -., i i'- , PUBLISHEtXTRI-WEEKLTinX THOMAS LOKiNG. :r ;.. jjjzx. llrsjBi.,!.:,.! . WILMINGTON, thURSDAY.MOJlNING, MARCH 22, 1849. ' ' ' ' al !--, hlWISE L L, Vpf MORNING OR EVEMNG CALL; K GAPE FE Alt ' J AT fJCOTT, KEESf, Co'a. lMENRY p, AG&NT FOR THE KM STEAM SAW MILL, ..i WILMINT.TOM IM. C. Strict eltewkm yivin to ihu faitltul etecutWn of alTi ' - i . oidura lor Luiobvr. .. .Jaa.ll813J 124-lyc" . GElO. HARRISS, General Comiuiloa Merchant, J W.lI.MlNQiQ, N. c. . A CTRICT nttcn'lon 9lveriro" ptocutin j Freight ana purenusing vargocnor reaaeia. R. P. H-.U'EsoI ' S imfiVa aiyftfLi aBWarWfs5P uylor. F.sa. WilanratorL J.l). Bell .n'iy, Eq., . Jlleaira..BaH.ird A Huntington, ) Mbw. Tooker, Stuyth A Co., . v k " Thompson Si Hunter, J ew 1 orlt Alex'r. Hcrron, Jr , Thila Iclphla H. F. BRkar, Esq , Cr-iton, S. C. Jan. 7, 1819. 123-tf. SPIRIT BARRELS. A Good supply of empty B irrls. For aale Idw ill lilt id suit purchasers. bV DuROSSET & BROWN. 160. March (. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. A LL varieties, for sjle nw at HOWARD & PEDEN'S 117 Feb. 27. J. R. BLOSSOM, FORWARDING AM IXtt'llSSIM .MJIMim. " ' AlLMINQTON, N. C. Liberal Cash adv.uiccs aiadeoo eonsiKnuiunts to Mr. ' Uinjaiuirt HIohsoim New York. I '!,( ; tAi-iicr. - ' . I AGENT ilili TUB MUM BENI F1T LIFE IVM - I RIME i:iUP.M. Cuj)i!al I'mblcfii Dec. 19; m Uwj, ulout $7nn non. 1:9 Bin. MARTIN & CRONLV. AUCTION HE 116, . COMMISSION M E UCU AN TS, GENERAL AGENTS. Wihningtoii, N. (J.. 0H. 3 IS 18. b5-tf. Dr. B. MUNSEV, 110 MCE 0 PA THIC 'Til YSTCIA A", DENTIST"; MARKF.T St., C Doors abore Front St. Dce:, 1918. ' 120-6mo. JOHN T. RUSS, INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER WILMINGTON, N. C. Oct. 14 1 848. 90- F J. LORD & CO., Agents for trw NAUTILUS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co Accumulated Capital, 130,1)1)0. ALSO FOR THB V.AGLE LIFE k HEALth INStBANCE CO. Capital, $100,000. Will take risks on lives of Sluves. Office '3 North Water Street, Oct. , 1818. " wai. M. HAsaia. cuosnb a. dUAlta- HARR1SS k DRAKE. General Cojnaisi)n Merchants, WILMINGTON, N. C. RcrnsNcae: O G. Parsley Esq, ) Col. lohn McRae. Wilmington, N C. Messrs. BallnrdA Htinllnjfton, Will Peck, Esq . Raleigh. N. C. 2SSi5J: ?.M & Co " i F8yclteYille' v-c- Meenrs. Jauis Corner A Rons. Baltimore " K. A. Souder A Co , Philadelphia, ' Thompson A Hunter, . . PilUbury A 8,indford, Aew 1 orJC " Huniinf 6V Tufra, Boaton; ' " J.tO. P. Tlicomb, Kennebunk, Me. September I4ih. 1843. 77 tf. COTTON YARN, "g g Bales, B. KJ sale by Oct. 24. C. Yame assorted ntrmbtrs, for J. J. LATTA. 4-tf. A Fine Set of Tfeth for 25 Cents. White Teeih, Foul Breath, He Ithy Gums. Yallow and unhealthy loelU, afur being once or twioe cleaned with JONES' AMBER TOOTH PASTE, hatettieappraranceof the most benntlfut fvory, and at tht same time tt ia so perfectly Innocent nd ei'til 1 1 . 1 4 In. thai I.. An.M. H 1 1 1 It u Vu hi rrh I a ..lu.nl. ...v.j,..,. ........ wn..aiii -ui.j ux. ioiii.i., ... ....... jeoui. even to those teeth Ihnf arwln good condition, giving mem a Deaaiuui ponsn, ana preventing pre mature decay. Those" already decnyec', It prevent. fVnm tiu.nrtllnir wnru i I nj.. fitrntnn n4l mm mrm Kaw comtng loose, and hy paraeverance It will rtndtr tht foulest teerh dtdicateV white, and make 'he breath delclouMy aweet. PRtCE 25 OR 37 CENTS A BOX. Soli In Wilmington, Uppltt A Wlllklnf,. COW. PEAS. DJ(Us , . . UOVAOl1 4 PEDCN. Fab. 2. 117 n n r ' fVBr9HF.L CORN Jdst Redved per rail -wroao ana Kor aure ny HARR13S DRAKR, PetrflO 140. pCTtElL- Frtiti Qohen Bq'trT. For aalof X ' HOWARD 4 PED-Of. , Feb. 3. T7. "fttrw - m.U T HI N U E3TABL1S H M EST kpSTA RL1NH K3 the fact, lht lhachrapeat (loth- ini in mitninetoo, for UKHTa. l OU t llK .'iuunn, ii, iv nwuHU m, i iii Mint- riiaavrtanu Lit arr.vals htva reoleniahea thlr waini.enabliiii ihem to ckkallcnfe a nioic general 0ortmtnt, or at print within 2S ptr ttnt at hit at dyf UrereoaUtCloaka and Coata, of every de IwiptiiiaiT-Ureaa. frock and Buainrsa. ANT, Kfallkln(IOn.ludln black and ln- ESTJUf(W-3llk and SaUd of aarloda and ViMtiMttHM. WhJ(aC.lmera. v r Srl. r CaaMara, wU oalof a ltaren'a ue. in treat variety ' ol qnali- ty and patiarn. Feb. 15-142. FIGS. 20 DRU9!4 fresh Tuik. y Fias. For ftk at I HOWARD A PEDEN'S Jan 6, i v 124. BITTER! BUTTER!! lAKKOSRo.htin Butter just received per Soar. 1 J G. W- Davis and for aale by 7 WM.NIFF'S. 141 Feb. 13. SELLING OFF AT COST. WE hnve tnncluded to chnnire our b mineaa, and are now s.-llin off ou Stock of Dry Uoods, Hnrdwsre. Iron. dir. nt A'nc York cost. We Iiuvh al soon hand n supply of clmire V jnts, Liquors, Teas ami oilier oriifieri. H. which will be sold nt reduced prices. All peraons winhiriK to purchase, will find it to their ndv,tniue to oull nt our Store, aa the 3uck Islurgeand was bouglit rlii ip. , ANDERSON 4 VOUN. Feb. 13, 1849. 141-lf. PEAS AND BEANS. IITHITR Bednannd Block arid Grey rye Pens VV just received per Rnll Ruad for sale in loin to rttit by DF.HOSSET 4 BROW N. Fcbrunry 15, 1849. 142. CHEE.SE ! CHEESE)!! CHEESE!!! 2K BOXES a prime article, just recti vil nnd fdr 3 Sale at W M. NEFF'8. Feb. 13. 141 ' BACON & LARD. ftPafi Lb Wl,yn C.uyty Ham4, UUvr BOO Lis Lard auperior nuiility. Fer aale by ObiO. MVEUS. Feb. 17. 143. RANOE COUNTV BUTTER. Just received and for sale by GEO. MVBK3. Feb; 17. 143. CAHPHINE. Ci AW be had at 40 cents per gallon. It ison'y nec J eseary togivsa trial, aa we are convinced that Tnoac who try It, Will come nnd buy It. CARitOLL FENNRLL. ' Feb. 10. 140 RICE. .CASKS fresh bout Rice Willi Half nnd Small Ri"e lor snle bv DEROSSET & BROWN. Febrimry27, 1349. 142. SPECIAL NOTICE t HAVE Sold out and (ransfeired my entire Stock 4 ol (. roceiii s &. l'rovisions, to Mr. Ucoags Mviii, 4hu will coniinue the business at the old Stand, and i wlmm 1 recommend my former cuttomcrs and filends. E. R. WOOD. N B. I Invc declined business preparatory to letvini; tlup pluce, (early next month,) and desire an latiiiediate settlement, pro and con, with all persons awing Willi me unsettled aucouots. ' E R. W. Ian. 25, 1849. 133-lf. APPLE BRANDY. 1 Vr BBLS. AddIc Brand v. for aale br lkIVj DeROSSET A BROWN. Feb. 27. 1,7-if HARD WARE, 1 O DOZ. Corn Hoes, aaaoruid fromO to 4. do do Steel Garden Hoea. 1 12 1 1 Grubbing do: Rice do 1 and 1 do do Drawing Knives, II, 12 tod 13 inch. do Uuavee do. 1 do Manure forks lonjr handled. I do do do short do. . b do Frying Pans. 6 do Axes, long and abort Bill. 0 do Curry Combs. SOpalrVlght Traevi. Files, Saws. Locks, tcrewa. Hinges and all vari eties, tor aale low at HOWARD & PEDEN'S. Feb. 27. 147 SALT, Kllllll DTJ on r.LS l urks Inland, just ar- De Briar Ava. fur sale bv BARitY BRYA NT A Co. 182. March 19 SEG1RS ! SEGA RS ! ! SK(.HS ! ! ! JUST Received, 10.000 Havana Stears a very au p.riur article and kit sai law for cash by GEU. MYERS. M.rch 10. 151 CAMPHLNE! CAMPHINE ! ! 40 CK5TTS-PER GALI-O. For ttia at iba Sioro Of Fei . :i. J.G. BAUMAN. 147 BOOK KEEPER DISCHARGED! TN Lon$CjUcnce of the unpltaaant results trvm long A . en JiianO the trouole in collecting I am compel!- ed to adopt a cash system, so that after the 16th of March. 1849. no cfedlt will be irlvenat thla eMabllah nit nt. ii I prefer olng leas ou.ineaa and giving no credit t the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to collect according re law. 8. P. POLLBY. Pf. B. AB accountatBdawtesdos ths bjuj Irm of Hart A Policy vUl, V not paid hi the 1Kb Im. be put la ibShandaof aa attorsy for coBsetian. March t. 148 S PKJUt CAKDhk Paa-ai - BCWAU A FADWT Tab 3. Whole No. 4G9 ALL'H FOltTIIE nnT, AlT. for the beat ; be sanguine and cheerful i Trouble and sorrow are frleada In diaguiae Nothing but folly goes biihlesa and feaxft I ; Couraie forearer la happy and wise i AD for the best if a man would but know it, Provldenca.wlahea ua all to be best ; , This ia do dream of the pundit or poet i Heaven la gracioua, and All's for the best ' All for the beat ; act thia on your standard, Soldier of aonnsa, or Pilgrim of nra, Who to the shores of Depalr may have wandered, A way wearied awallow, or heart-stricken doei All for the best i- be a tun bat confiding . And the frail baric or Ills creature is guiding, Wisely and warily, all for the best. All for the best I thrn fling away terror!, Meet all your feara and your foes In the van, And In the midst of your dangers or errors Trust like a child, whilo you strive like a man s All's for the best, unbiassed, unbounded. Providence reigns from the Eaat to the Waal i And by both wlsdorrfand mercy aarrounded, Hope and be happy that Aire for the bett. From the Model American Courier. ThcKcntucatiauand the Miniature. Daniel Iin was a tall specimen of hu-J mainly, as Ins name implies, hailing Irorn Kentucky; iic sUiod about six feet efght in his blockings, and was wanting in flesh, although he niude up for it in stature, fie had great staring eyes, of that pecujiar color w inch generally appertakiH to the feluin tribe , a nose commonly called "a pu::," a huire mouth, which, as the faaa- .. ti v e i. . i i "A lioiib ur. aietuinc oouerves, wouia go round his head, if it was not for his cars : these ornauieiital appendages were conceal ed by a dense shock of hair, of the reddest hue imaginable. He was very decently clad, and one eve ning, while on his visit to one of our Eas tern cities, he sauntered along the princi pal sireets of .His attention was soon arrested by the display of some miniatures in a willow ; attached was a card, mfornv ing I lie passers-by that the artist was to be found at certain hours, accompanied with a polite invitation to the public in general to walk up to his studio and examine the "collection" on hand, to which there was 'free admission."- Our hero accepted the invitation forth with, and made bis wayup stairs, and o- pening a door, fonnd himselfin the presence of the painter ; he made an awkward bow, which was responded to by a courteous sa lutation from the other. "I say, mister," thus Dan opened the con versation, " did you paint all them picters in the winder down lhar?" " Yes, sir," replied Mr Easel. "Wall," he continued, " they're darned nice looking, and you air an almighty smart chap. 1 swow How long docs it take a teller to do'em up slick, eh V 4 It depends upon the style and the size." "Now look here, stranger, tber's a gal what loves me, an I love her, and we both on us love t'other ; I'm a goinir to marry her, 1 am ; whal'll you have for pamtin, her picter " ' If you wish a low priced article, I can accommodate you at twenty-five dollars; but should you desire a more finished one, in my best style, I increase my price to fifly 'Oh, darn your fifty," the Kentuckian interupted ; "I say mister, you may begin it right v-ay." "Veryfsvell, sir ; when will the lady be ready for her first sitting ?" inquired Mr. Easel. "Her what?" ejaculated Dan. "Her first sitting," rejoined the artist ; 'when shall I first have the honor of seeing her?" 'Seeing her !" our hero repeated, M see ing her I Why stranger, she's way out W est she wont be here at all." And how am I to make a likeness, nev er having seen her, or known anything of her?" tisked the bewildered painter. "Didn't you tell me, stranger, that you painted them picters down thar, and if you painted them, you kin pninl her; she's an all tired puny gel as ever I see, oryou see, or anybody else see ; just paint her as pret ty as you kin do." "Hut my dear s:r, are you not aware that there are different styles or beauty T Here are two pictures,'' continued Mr Ea sel, " of different persons, though both are considered beauties : the one a blonde the other a brunetre : you perceive there is a re- n.arkably distinction beiween them." Daniel staged at them, and, after a mo ment, exclaimed j "Wall, I'll just look round your shop, nn' see if I can't scare up somethirr that's like her. anyhow " j , And in accordance with the original idea, j nrrvcnrw 1 ' he ran his eye over every one of the pain- PRINTERS PROVERBS, tings with which the studio was adorned, ts'ever inquire thou of the editor for the but without seeing anything which could news, for behold il a bis dutY At the ap compare with his Dulcinea. At last he poruited' tirn to give tl n4sj thee without turned towards Mr- Easel with a sorrow- j asking. When thou do JU Wile for bis ful clance, and was about to spcjjk, when be espied a pair oi piaster casis, ana vaur dag over towards the mantle piece, on which they rested, exclaimed " By golly, thar the is now 1 'eeptin' she's ail white" " IK Mi Easel looked at him io perfect a mazemcnt, involving in his rnihd whether Jm visiter wa A fool, a ud man., or; on plajring off a practical joke., He reinein berefL too, that if was not ihe first of A oril. I While be iras thus untlecided, Mr. Long The cast was an Apollo ( ocgnn again. " Now, Mr. Painter, herVf ten dollars tcf b?gin with ; do yoy paint hei1 h'ke that errf tatpr.onl make bit look somethin' like flesh and blcod, and dress her op slick. If 1 duln't know she war alive this moment, I'd avow that is her ghost." "Bui, sir," responded the painter, looking" at the note and finding it genuine, "that is a east of the celebrated Apollo, tni-' 9 Never mind," struck in Dan, wheth er it's PoIIjr or Nancj ; I say it' like yr gad, and jest'you git to work aim! hav'the picler done agin I go home.' ,;. The painter then inquired be 4on.pfex ion, color of hair, eyes, kc., ruuT pf otnued1 to exert himself to the ntmott of bis powef. Dan left ; the -artist was in genuine ooan dary : hut be resolved p try at all events svnd Mceeeded in Making a' erf Jgwd f. came in every daj X6 Ht Iw hut1 ( al'sy : ') faca wm "guun'ga and, to correet mie ukea - - , ' ' At last the miniature was completed, paid for, and Dan set oflj riortiewaid bound, and i oa few days arrived safe and sounds Jt Insl for th? irlconstancy of thajjcrimle sex f Mr. Long round tnttt a Mf Snort bad s.jp plnnted him in the affections of.is lady love, nnd hiid made her Mrs. Snort. Cheatcd-humbugged !" screarfjed DatV; '-fifty dollars for your paint in', that ain't worth fifty copper to me now ! Oh I Cal ifornia is all tint's If ft to ,me l7 And hey took passage that rory light. . , . THE COTTON GLV The following extract ifforn' De T3ow' commercial Review, wflKwf rc&d with a great deal of interest Tl)e jecurriSry ad vantage of Jhi invention to the United1 States is by no means fully presented by an exposition of the value of the exports o( e'o'Aon (aiAOUnting to more tnan 'l,f0J. 000.000 in the last fortv-three veanJnor V the immense proponion of the rneans which? it has furnished this tonntry to meet the' eno inous debts continually incurred for imports from Britain awl,, the European continent cotton having totjnany year -constituted one-half, three-fiAbs, or seven" tentns of the value of the exports of the Union But it was the introduction of the cotton-gin which first gave a high value and permanent market to the public lands irr the South-west. The rspid settlement ancf improvement oAlmoet the eirtire Stats o Alabama, Mississippi, JLouisiana, Florida, aid Texas, in maiofy due to the large prod" uctkm of eottoa, coxaaewnA apoa the inven tion of WbHfleyr The4 States of Georgia and TetmexAM have also, been largely benefitted by the samedcan, in thenrfrspev; sal of their domain, a vast portion of which must' have remained unoecupied and valueless but for the immense .increase of facilities foe the preparation of cotton for the market. In the three States ot Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana, the sales of the public lands of the general goverrrrent amounted to 18,099,505 ace, during the eleven years ending on the 30ih of une 1844 yielding to the National Treasury more than W0,000,000. - The sales of up land cotton lands by the United States land officers, have amounted to many tens of millions of acres; and none have been sold at a lower rate than s)l 25 an acre a large proportion at a higher rate. It is to be remarked, finally, thai the cot ion gins now in use througcfotit' the whole South are truly the original- invention of Whitney that no improvement or success ful variation of the essential parts has yet been effected. The actual characteristics of the machine (the cylinder and brush.) the sole real instruments by which the seed is Temdved and the cotton cleared retrain in cotton gins of evei the most reeent manufacture, precisely il Whitney-left them. The principle has not been Altered since the first cotton-gin was put in morion by the inventor, though grtai improvements have been made in :he applitatrori and direc inn of the moving forces in the employment of steam power, in the running-gear and oiher incidentals, every one of the various cotton gins in use under the names'of differ ent makers, contain the essentials of Whit ney's patent without material change or -addition. The brush and the cylinder, like Pulton's paddle-wheel, remain unchan ged in form and necessity, however vast the improvements in the machinery that causes the motion. We must tell our coutrymen, that but for our inventors there would be a great deal of dry whistling among our cotton lords and cotton manufacturing baronets. Yet how have pur., inventorj been treated as a general thing.. Why most all the inven tions that have proved to be of real benefit and which have yielded the greatest pro fits, are just the very inventions for which the inventors were poorest remunerated. Many inventions have made theuprojectore). . nch but it is to be regretted that so many good inventors have sunk into the rave amid poverty and suffering. paper, never sat tmto him whaAlunkesi tbota of my piKe"4or it maybe that the iruttt nay oOend tnesv : il m snu mai iJiyo AhouUit Ask bin holt the Author rfe arutohie doij raufrt tt keep i such things to bnaserf, Xita thoat f sf.