North Carolina Newspapers

:OTpijijs mm mm m , . f-y - : , .. . ; , , - . .. ' . . , F. CI' Hill Kdb rand Prcrietw. t t W j"-'- XI .row vab v . -rtvuv: ; -r . :.s ,r..J:.;;-:::lJ..-vr..,--.l... ; .. -. rirST&Jn JFJEMMOTX ... Wilmington, North Carolina. 1 WHOLE NO. 68- .1 ' . ' OtTttf .TSTlPn f TBIUSX3; -, : " : FitRCS DOLtAiS FEB AXKimi IN llVANCe. - APVBRTISSXAXTS v u y. Nit ctvtedins a 8irlMci at ON8 DOLLAR! . i fr;i inilTWE.rV-fITS CENTS f itr eieh tntiw. . lWtrt intnlon. ' ; ' i SabcKbcTs taken for less than one year, an J all vlo permit thsir subscription to run over a yenr, without giving notice, are considered 'vwii for the second year," and so on for all suc ' 'C5?ilin yearsA , f,N. p it ili4oniinueJ until all arrearages are n;ti'l, unlicj at tUa oitioi of the E litor. Ywady advertisers, who will igree to pay $10 ' nrr ye.ir WMibealloweiJ30percent.discount,on tM over, that sum, and that sum included t so as , . vL. to r'lu'to their yemiy bill below Si- . - 1 ! j wr r ryrj -in mi; uui 11 Btutj vi mita sc 01 xv, ur t- the Court Knoan. ' ; RAir.-UoAnOrVicE. , Ik'W", JYy 1st, 1336. '$ A T a meeting oCliie poard of directors of the 'Wilmingloti'and aleish Rail-Road Com 1any thu day, thc'following Resolution was pass ed and ordered to be published, viz: Resctlvcd, That Interest be exacted from such St-K-hholdcrs, as shall fait to pay their instalments witi-in the time prescribed by public notice. True copy frnm the minutes. JAMES S. G RE-EN, Secretary. July I.I83G; , 33 tf Ram. Road Office, Wilmington, Dec. 17fh, 1836. $ T a late Meeting of the Board of Directors Svl. '-of 'the VVilminslon and Raleigh Rail Road CjKnpnny, the fullowing Resolutions were passed und ordered to '-bo published. '-, Resrt'ccl That a Discount be allowed, at the "tat-c' of six per cent per annum, for all anti cipated payments of subscriptions to the tloilc of thisCompany; to be estimated after uU tlie payments of other subscribers, shall hive been mnue: and the amount men re fmided a.grerably to tlie same. Resolved That Interest be allowed on all In sulmcnts paid not less than thirty days before ' they are due Truf; Copv from the Minutes. December 123th, 183G JAMES S.GREEN, Seer. Notico to Timber Getters. TH UEjCompany is now prepared torecf ive pro H oos lis for the supply of Rails, Sills, and 5ri ls;c-iiinbcr,to be delivered along the line of the Uoad.from this place to Kenansville. Apply to G in. A. Mcllae, ami Mr. M. i . UoiqsDorougn. Assistant Engineer. or to the bubsenber. v j WALTER GWYNN, Engineer to the Company. Au; 19, 1B3G. 33-tf NOTIC E. A S Agent of tha Rail Road I find it absolutely iVL n'.c;-a-y to enfoice the law against persons r.i Jnn will) ue-'toet. This is there tore to warn all pM sous against trading with any of the hands on 'id i ilo nl, witho it an especial pass from ray. s;lf or nomo one of the Engineers. A.. McRAE. SuperintendanL WilmWn .V"br. 117. . ' f , rgTJE Subscribers would invite ht attention of A- iho pvib'ic to thi-ir new and rich supply of tt.riu an J .Sumtiier Goods, i-irceivcd by recent u rivals'-Iivni New-York and Philadelphia, com j riiiu- in part: SuknM-ior striped and pi lid Summer Cassimeres, il. Tr xaii Coids, d.. Cashnii rits, assorted colours, il l. T willed and ribbed Crape Caiuleta, do... Plain' . J- do... f !.. Cra,e Lasting, ' v., ! Hotnbiiziii.-'-s, some rxtrn super. . ;RU R ia l Miiics, Rowan Cassimeres, Y 1'nu .nni, ' . , ' Sui cuv "'Vhijc Willing'on Cord. Lii.iiciilir llin,'. a-isot t. d. 48 inches, , i'f.iid and Stuped Moleskin, ' Vi'lifium Cord, . . : , Single nnlied Llack Caspimcre. . A hr-isoinieiitcfStcks, latest Styles !'. tibosl . Satin Vesting, S ik Skin . do. ' do. do. do. do. do. do. Plain Black and Blue Black ' Suer Chnlie l. Fancy Welting d.. Pl.sin d.. duilted Marsailcs Mucins antl Silk 'Goods. nic'u-printed Muslins and Jackonets, Frrnch, Enish and Domestic Prints. Fancy Ginghams, a lare assortment, JVl.iurr.ing do. wnie undressed. Two rases Scotch Ginghams.- f-l Fancy Striped Muslins, iiiip.r.Siviped and cross, bar and. plain Swiss . Muslins, . . ' Cambric, J.irkonct and Mull Muslins, JVluslm and Lnce Inserting und Edging, Li'iiieh Cambric ilkfs. 1 . .' Lace and Muslin worked Collars, MiHim llsnus- o t i 1.1 l. i. -1 : o:n. juh.i utavn iiaiiau pitKt i 44 j 0.7. binchew, II II l" r i t!o. Grosdeswissc, Rl'ue-Blaek do. Fi and Poult dc Son. OolouridGrodenap, . , White do. JJUck and Blue, Blaclf and "White Salio, plain ' -o cd and'fiured, Satin Figured Manderine Lawn, Printed do, i . , "Faiicy Handkfs., newest Fashions,"' v Black Italian Crape, wide for Veils. White do. Fashionable Veils, Pongee ami Bandana Hkfa. . Grass CloCh , do. Lace Gloves and Witts, Pic Nic do. v ' llosktn 1 do. Ladies' unbleached embroidered Hose, f Silk Hose, -and Half Jlose, . . Bonnets assorted Leghorn Hats for children, Palm Leaf Hats. - . . 'Also .:: A large asiortment of Hardware, Crockery, Hats and ahoea. ' 1 BRADLEY A DICKSON: April 7UylOT;;- . . 1 uf. TIMBER LAND. I WISH to sell ixt a fair jprice, 4 Tracts; of fitO Acres each'. if -well limb." red f.nn"1 onbofh nides of Little Cohira,-on'SoutU' River, and Black Minro run in Simtnfli'Mtv nd n Black Alingo and Black Rtver Run in Cum- OerlaDd bounty. , Perspns wishing to purchase, PP'y for particulars to me in FayeltYillc,' or n . in Wilmington P. MALLETT. March 17th, 1837. lOt-f. $50 Reward. RAN A WAY from th Subscriber, near Cha pel' Hill, on January! 27th last, ai Nerro Fellow, named A mos about 23 years w a:e. He is about 5 feet, 9 inches in height, dark com plexion, slender built, stoops a little forward in walkingspeaks low. but tolerably ciuick when spoken to; his upper teeth en the right.side are somewhat defective. When last heard of he was on the road to Wilmington, where I purchased uimoi joan v . Hamilton , on tneist aay ot ro vember last. He took with him a small Bay Mare, with blazed facr, one white foot, and hin- shot in her left hip. Thefabovc reward will be given to any person who deliver him to me or secure him in such way that I may get him again. t M ' v BURRHUS CHEEK, Chapel Hill,;Orange Co., N. C. February 10th, 1837.; ? j 5 t-f. lO KEWAKU. t ABSCONDED on Sunday the 6th instant, from the resi dence of Mrs. Elizabeth Kea, in Bladen Cetmtyy a Negro Fellow by the name of Peter. He is five feet G or 7 inches in height, of dark complexion, shows his teeth when spoken to, has three or four small scars on the breast, took with him; a copper watch; and clothing concisting of old black coat, and blue Sat tinet Pantaloons with others not recollected. Pe ter was formerly owned by William Kea de ceased' and is said to have! a! Wife at Rolrt Mr. Rackan's on Town Creek! vhere he is no doubt wen Known, ms rermer master naving resiaeu in that neighborhood for a number of years. He Is also well known in Wilmiiigion. . The above re ward will be paid for his confinement in Gaol, or delivery to me in Bladen conhty. J. M. pILLESPIE, Adminstrator. Wilmington, NovembetJ 16th 1836. t -f. $ 1 OO Dollars Reward; ILL be given. Tor; ray jman Ben, who ab f f sconded on the IGthrnst. ; he is about five fectilor 10 inches high, and of very dark com- picxion as .Denis very wen Known about here I j . .: . .i ueem 11 unnecessary to give a more particular description of him. Heihas'many relatives and acquaintances about Topsail: Sound, it is likely he is lurking about there or in this place. The above reward will be giveri fifr his apprehension and delivery to me, or4he Jailor of New-Hanover county, and an additional reward of fifty dollars for sufficient testimony to convict any white per son of harbonriiig him. ! I 1 I " ' A. M.LASPEYRE. Wilmington, Aug. 17, 1836 32 tf SADDLE, HARNESS, arid TRUNK JIANUFATOUY. TH Subscriber would inform his friends and the ublici that he still continues i ji - i . .i ii . . nusiness ai me, oia siana oi John-A j Taylor, Esq. where hh?is just opened a general assortment of articles in his line, purchased by himself in New York. Thankful for past favors, he solicits i a1 continued ' share of patronage S. D. WALLACE. N.B. Wanted, a jouijneyiraan. harness mas ker, to whom, employment will constantly be jiven by the day or job. ; i Oct. 7. 1836. 40 tf. JUST RECEIVED. Pr. Schr. Repeal', from New- Yorkt . lOBbls. Whiskey, ; " 1U do. . Rum, 6 do. SurJ 3 do. Filberts, O As A ImfSrirle '-' 20 Bags CoiTeej ! ft Boxes Tobacco, -! . 6 do. P. A. Cheese, a prints Article. Also good Assortment of 'as cheap as the cheapest,: ah best." ' -J M d as good as the SALMON STRONG. Wilmington, Mardi 24th:, 1837 U t-f. FOR SjILE. 1 ! ! i Jusl received pr. Schr. Factor. from New- 'York, and Schr. Floj del Mar, Boston, 2t) BWs. N. Y. City Prime Pork, 20 " do I Beef. nA ic iu. Ha. i -20 " Fresh Potatoes, 60 ", P. K. Kara, ! 20 Bags Rio Coffee, j 30 Bundle Hay, j . 100 Drums fresh Figs and a fresh supply of ! ! PATENT BALANCES and Apply to March 31st, 1637 BARRY & BRYANT. ; i : 12 t-f. Fayetteville and Western F&JGT1CE is gien that the Books of Subscrip il tion to the Stock of this Company are opened at the Bank 'of the State. Ill An instalment of Two- DoT.ara on each share will be required at the time of subscribing. By the Commissioners i ,! , JAMES OWEN. AARON LAZARUS. ALEXR. ANDERSON. ' i NEW GOODS. O t oi the Subscribers has lust returned from tue IxorUi with a laisre assortmeuc of which they &r at wholesale or ! retail cn the most reasonable terms. Country Merchants. Lind others, wishing to purchase fresh and cheap Goods, would do well to call on the Subscribers beforej purchasing elsewhere. They likewise keep wuauiiiiiy wu nana a large assortment ot Japan, 7m and Britannia I Wares, - all wliicb can be had at the lowest prices. I f UK I LK ot SH ELTON. February 24th, 1837. 7 t-f. fj-f The Manufactory of Tin Wares carfied nn ho tA nWr.U... . .u.: i I . fctanrt in Market street, between the Court house and I own-hall. . ' Valuable Property For Sale, j j '1HAT. valuable Plantation in the County of - rrunswicK, Known by the name of Walden, situatep near the sea shore, about forty miles fri Wilmington, ot the Qeoretcwn fS..C;. mi road, and seven miles from the State line, con tain in g 1500 acres, or more, 3- to 400 acres of which jis in high swamp, and well adapted to the culture of Cetton, Corn, Oats, Peas, or any th rrg else. pThis land is so situated, that the water which falls upon it, runs off in opposiledtrcctions, emptying itself into Little River on the West, and Shallotte River on the East, which prevents its evef being inundated by freshets. About 5 or 30 acres is now enter cultivation, and will produce as much, for wliat I know, as any Is nd in the State. ,The baUapcc is well covered with White1 and other OaksJ Black and Sweet Giim, Ash, P-opJ.ars, Swamp Palmetto, ic. &c. The residuejof the tract is of Hammock and Pine land, calculated for Timber, Turpentine, Tar, The range for Cattle is excellent, having the be nefit of a large salt marsh, and the Hog ranjge not to be beaten. Fish ' and Oysters of the best kind, are to be obtained within one and a half miles of tha settlement, in great abundance. The advatai)esc.fShallotte and Little Rivers are very great, when vessels of considerable size can ap- proach within five, to seven miles of the sett e- ment, and carry produce to any marketl The settlements are new, and in pretty eood ordd the water is excellent, and the situation not only pleasant, but very healthy. I well sell the plal ce as it now stands, a part oi the crop planted, a the ballanee under way, with a good stock id of Cattle and Hogs, Oxen, Carts, plantation Tool s, and about 200 Bushels of Corn, Fodder, Peaie, &c, and hire the rJegrocs for the ballanee of t it year Also 1000 to 1500 acres of Terpentine land, w th four-tasks of new boxes cut, work shops, &c. at la"ched,-r-situaieu on bmith s Ureek. abova five ot six miles from Town, and about two from the Creek, where flatts can receive Turpentine Tar at any season, and in one tide bring it Town. I Mv Terms shall be made aceomuodatine i HENRY NUTTj Wilmington, March 24th, 18:17. 11 t-f. JT Pcrson-a indebted to me are respectfully ijn vited tolcall and settle, as further indulgence can not he granted. LI. iN. PROPRIETOR ,OF The JEagle Distillery , and Dealer in Naval Stores, "H"S prepared to supply orders for Spirits H Turpentine, Bright and Black Varni Rosin, Pitch, &c. Wilmington, Marrh'2lth, IB37- 11 t-f. nis'h. More New Goods, By the Schr. Regulus from New-York. . offers to sell at Wholesale and Retail, Cases ord' Bales of Foreign and y- Domestic Good of every descri tion, at very low prices. I All arc resptcltully invited to call and examine for themselves. ; - I April 7th, 1837. ' 13 t-f. PLANING MILL. FfTH E! Wilmington Planing Mill has ben JL- rebuilt, and is now in operation. A Stork of well seasoned flooring boards is on hand, and 'j ' rn i ' . l j . oroers win ue punctually aiienueu io. Apply to ! A. LAZARUS February 10th, 1837. ' j 5 -f. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, TH Following Blanks, Viz Bills of Sale for Negroes, Charter Parties, .1 j Notes of Hand, . ) Deeds, i "Bills:of Exchange, Bills of Lading, ' 1 Shipping" Articles, - Writs cf Ejectment, Crew Lists, Inward Foreign Manifests, Outward Foreign Manifests, Entry of Merchandize, (lArwFear Rank Checks. Bonds to appear and take the benefit of th i Insolvent Act, Warrants, ; Ca.Sa's Justice of thePeace, F. Fa's JusticeofthePeace, , Subpoenas, Ca Sa's Superior Court, do. County Court. BailBonds, County & Sup. Court, Subpenas. County Court, SheriflTsRecognizancea Superior asd Coun- ty Court. j Venditioni Exponas, Constable's Levy, Admintstrators'Bonds, Marriage Licence and Bond, Appearance Bonds, Justice Peace, Slave. Manifests, . Guardian s Bonds, Negro Bonds, Inspector's Bills, Notcsof Hand,boundin Books of 1 duirr each. : , -. ' Consiables'Jbonds for the delirery of propel iv unaer execuuon, i BilUpfSale for Vessels, j Power of Attorney, j. Billsof Sale, of Goods and Chattels Tables of Gold Coins, Venditior.a Exponas, ' WEST & aiarble; liealevs in . STAPLE and FANCY Ready made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, &c. Vo. t09.llarkcf Slrcct, April 21st, IS'17. ! 15 t-f. KF Family Supplies. ll,s- choicc BACON, for familv Jr use, 1G Bbls. f.rsl quality LA.RD, 100 Drums ficU FIGS. Also on hand : j A good assortment of j Family Groceries i of the best quality, which are offered on reason able ter-o.13. Customers are iuvitcd to cull an;! examine. j - TED EN & RUSSELL. April Cist, 1337. 15 t-f. riM I E Steamboat Edmund P. McNair has com menced running fnni ibis place to'llalliville, Duplin county, and during the low sta jeof therivitr, will take freight on reasor.blc terms, to any place where a bout of her li;ht draught of water can run. The E. P. McNair will, after being put in handsome order, commence running between this place and Smithvilfe, on the 1st of June next, go ing and returning in the same day For freight or passage, apply o Wm SOUTH ERL AND, er, O. L.' KELLY, Agent Wilmington, April 21st, 1837- 15 t-f. Molasses, Sugar and Coffee. I Just received ;r. Polli:, Pitgri;n, and Chickalabut, 290 TI'uJs. Molasses, LA) I'.n-s Uub.i Uott. e, C Ilhds. and 20 Bblsl Sugar, And for sale in lota, nt maiket pric.-. bv BARRY 4 BRYANT. Wilmington, April 21st, 16: 15 t f. SET Fresh Meat D) THE Subscriber has commenced butchering, on. I I .Un -i StnH .n frill .ill t.i(lf l!lf Market House, which will b r-ddarly served up with the choicest meats that can be. j 'iwured Every attention will be paid to please Ids custo mers, and no exertion shall be spared to render his Stall inviting to ihosa who may be disposed to patronize the market. JOSEPH M.TILLY. April 14th, 1S37. . 14 5 t. FOR &JlL,E. Just received, and for Sale by ihe Subscriber: 50 Bali s Hay, j" 50 Kegs of first quality Ln.rd. II. BREWSTER. February !d. IR37. 4 -t f T. II. BYRNE AS just returned from thri North, and is now openrVig at his old iStanJ, north -side Mar ket fctn-et, an entm lv new a i u i-.annsrme Assort ment of Suira and Siur.mcr Goods. Also, a general Assortnu-nt of Ilai-.Jv. ar j, Cutlery, Gro ceries. Dnvs. &.c. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices the nidikct can ntlord. He most respectfully requests Ins former customers, and the public gener&rv, to call and examine. Fie foels assured he will not fail to give, salis f. ction to all who nviy favor h';m; with their pat ionHire. i Wilmington, April 14th, 18.7. 14 t-f Molasses. . 33 Hogsheads Supeiior Quality, For Sale in Lots to suit Purchasers, by BARRY & BRYANT. April 1 4th, 1637. 14 t-f. Just received ,fi qui- Ncic- York, 50 Bass Rio. Cuba, and Lagu' ira CoiTer, F. FF FFF. Dupont's Powder, Basts Shot, all sizes, N. E. Runv, Claret Wine, in Bottles, Lemon Syrup. Also a new and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer For Sale at low prices by SAA1L N. CANNON. Anril Uih. 1S27. t M t-f. OT1CL A FEW TENTERS jF:tThd ready employment tipplyjrTtie Subscriber. on' the Rail Road, Va tins place and the North East River. Also a eood-lTale tm : WilaFngton, April 14th. 141. 14 o-t. p A L.L Dersons having brrowe?1 Ko-tks from the Subscriber, are hereby requested to re turn the same, or pay fur them; Also those who are indebted lo ni cither by Note r Account or otherwise, will corfer a fivour by calling and seltlin9. And I aUo wa'rh the public from trust ing oMrading with any person whatever on my account, as 1 will not uc responsible, without my written order. II. R. FOY. 13 13 t. April 7th, 1B37. Wanted by the Subsribcr OAK and Bay Bark, for which the following price, in cash, will be paid on delivery, TW" S 6 00 pr. Cord for Oak and S3 50 do fbrBayJ delivered in gcod order. ' JOHN J. HEWETT. April 7th, 1837. 13 t-f. JUST received froia New-York, and for Sale, a Hew and elegant assortment of ii i . CA For Salt at law prics by SAMUEL April 7th; 1637. CANNON. 13 t-f. Tire Dyinsr Boy. J It must bs s-rrft in childhood to gire back ! The spirit u Tin Ma'.i.r, cr the heart Ilalli grown familiar with i!n paths of srr, And soon to gather up its biticr fruiis. J I know a boy, whose infant fret had trod Upontha blossoms of s-rn? siven springi, :"""a -cawnepspT snowing the rrt Anl wh,-n the ei-hrhc.t m roan ianJ ca'.lcJ him js ,r,s and rrowi6,s C Rbsd.nin th olll jsystorn tve hal. and 81opinj "!itrr To revel m its lighr, he tj-nd away, j irrencv" .nd thereupon the .Major ft i .1 . j j ! ' forth his reaon as rnni'iinwl m ik. f. i r.nj cuiu nts Ctiarawr. n uc ouwii tnu oic. Tvns nl-rht. he. t.in!T.or,iJ h s accus'omtJ friends, ; AnJ in t-iis wise beitowed his last rfiutsts: ' ' - ; " Mother. I'm dying now, ! Th;re'i a deep suflfcaiion on my brtast. As if some heavy h ind my bosora pressed. And ot my brow I feci the co'.d sweat stand. I S.iy, Motht-r, is this dcMh ! Mother, your hand ! Here, lay it on my wrist, And place the other thus, beneath rav had; And stry, sweet Mother, iay, when 1 am dead Shall I be missed 1 j " Never beside ycur knee Shall 1 kneel down agin at night, t pray, Nor in the morning wake, and sing thelay You taught to me. Oh! at ths time of prayer, When you look round and cc a vacant scat You will not wait thvn for my coming ktt You'il miss cue there. , Fathrr, 1 m going heme, Tothat;reatho!v.eVouspokcorithntUCs,.uan:J KM.... iImi.s i;nn!.rMKtflmnr n 1 WU . T 4 li" 3 O :l i iiv it iiivn. i u.iv. i0. ' ' i j -i And toi tares do not come. From Faintncss and from pam, From troubles, fears.'vou say, 1 shVil be free That sioknes does not enter there, and we Shall meet a in. Brother, the little spot ! I used to call my garden, w re long hours We're stay'd to watch tha cowing' bads end flowers "t Forget it not. Plant there some box or pme, Something ihat lives in winter, and will b A verdant offering to my memory, And call it mine. ; " Sister, the young rose-tree, That all ihe pr'mghas been my feasant care, Just putting forth its leaves so green ami fair, I g:re to thee ; And when its roses bloom I shall be gone away my short course run And will you not bestow a single one Upon my tomb? I Now, Mother, sing the tune You sang lust night, Fin weary, and must sleep Who was it ealkd my name T Nay, do riot weep, You'll till come Sm !" Morning spread over earth her roy wins. And that meek sufferer, cold and ivory pie. Lay on his couch asleep. The morn in; air Cams through the oen window, freighted with The fragrant oiors cf the lovely spring. He breithed it not.. The laugh of passers-by Jarred like a discord in some mournful note, But worried not hia slumber he was dead ! THUS J THINK. From Locke'i -Miicdlanous Papers, publuhed in his Life by Lord King J , ft is a man's proper business to seek happiness and avoid misery. Happiness consists- in what delights and coi.tents the mind; misery in what disturbs, discom poses, or torments it. I will therefore make it ny business lo seek satisfaction and delight, and avoid uneasiness and disquiet ; to have as much of the one and as liitle of the other as may te. But here I must have a care I mistake not; for ii I prefer a short pleasure to a lasii. one, it is p'.ain i cioss my own happiis.' Let me then see wherein consists the most lasting pleasure of this lite, and that, as far as L can obserre, is in these things: 1st. Health, without which do sensual pleasure can hare any relish. 2nd. Reputation, for that I find every body is pleased with; arid the want of it is .1 constant tormenL- 3rd. Knowledge, for the little know ledge I bare, I find 1 would not sell at any rate, nor part with for any other pleasure. 4th. Doing good, for I find the well cooked meat I eat to-day does now no more delight me, nay, lam diseased after a full meal; the perfumes I tmilt yester day now no more atleet tne with any pleasure; but the good turn I did yester day, a year, seven yeara since, continues still to please and delight mo as often as I reflect on it. 5th. The expectation of eternal and in comprehensible happiness ia another world is that also which enrries a con stant pleasure with it i As opposed to intelltctuaJ. ; Tlic Prophcry. subjoin a letter tvliich the late 1. mentfd Maini TV-niny wrnlii tn ti Editor of the New-York Daily Adrer jtrser. three years since." We ask our . readers tn give iu a perus.iLxkod ste I tt hrthtT the gallant wiajtr it BoVentitled . tn a puce. a ica aajeng the ur pre Fron the Xeic York Gtzrile. Times Past, and Times Pre cnt. "Conic, let us rtason tftgethr.- . lX The reader will p.m.e Sar in mind that I he public had bcn furnished :. l. i . ii t . , . , . ...... ... .... . '"p iui "-"'" "ut n aienc. IIDC only aho'.v which was correct. ' OFFICIAL PAPER I L Read to the Cabinet, ani Maj.-.rt. Addi- ts, and Under-S.rcUries, and Sub Posimaters.aud the reit oahe GonJrn ment. on ihe 2&h day of Urvfir.lk-rr A D. 1S33. and pruv.il fur tlie use cf r.'l the cilions from Djvuingvil! t.- New -Orleans, nlon the teacoast, and up the Mijippi, and Missouri, arwl so down the Lakes, and across by lh Erie canal to Albany, arai alnn by the middle rout over New Jersey. ltin nlvay.and MaryUnd. to V.ihineion and away agin, to all par.3 of creation, and i vrry body. Gineral.and 0 r.tlrmen rf the cabinet, and the rest on yr.u hTe pri'seiit, com posinlhe Govt rmr.tnt I spak ta you a man s'.andin right belwuu v-'J and tl-.i p-up.e, aim wiut l atu com to siy am I calculated to itiake any on od ci.ane vcur oit'iiion s.i inu-'h as in m .Li. imb J 14 j know ,nirit. vf)tl i,aVt. pf . j. f a u- nad now comes rar r.ad now comes 1. . . i rjj a i, y IJj ) ner., and scrapes the tkin a little, it lis j because I hain't had time to fi!e:heedgef l smooth. mi l ii give you my notions prett7 I11UVI t i as you pet bread from the bakers and leave vou to slice it or chunk it ai best suits you; and every man on butter his own slice just to please, his fancy thai ain't my business so much as it is his'n. , We are met here, not only to fix on some plan to get the country ouiol trouble, but to see hgw it got into trouble and I am guin to say a little on.bih pints. When a.chirably smokes at the wronj rend, whh the wind at north eatt, some rolks may corner themselves with openin windows and doors to let the smoke out ; hut my notion is that the safest plan is to see into the cause on'f, and vorrect ft, so that the chimbly will only smoke at tha . ri'hl cend. let the, wind blow any way. Now there is a few things we must -look into a leetle, and then we will know more about 'em, and 1 am goin to exa mine What kind of a critturihc Bank of the United States raly is; Whclher its natur is to do pood or evil to the country; and then wind up with Matters and thinps in general. Twenty year ago theVountry was in trouble, and lili'd up with all 'kinds cf U-ir.k pajr nih upon as lad as old Continental and a good deel a lettla worse. If any body ain't 'old enuiT to remember that time, and wants to see what kind of money I mean, let him go to the Treaeury, and Mr. Taney can show Kim nijh a million and a half of collars, not worth the con ol the paper and ink used every year in makin a report on't: but this is only a drop compar'd to what would be there now of the tame kind, of stuff if it had'rit been for the Bank cl th? United States. All our wise folks of that day said we must have a Bank of the U. States, aud a good big oneone stronc en tiff to do the work well, and to clear out all this trash, and so tlm Bank was made, and the first thing was. as theo was a trry little rale money io the coun try, the Bank went and bo't a cood isc on't io Kurope, and nem to work elcann aivay jest es we do our fields in tbfc epimg It w as a pretty dirty job lo do so, I tell you, and the Bank didn't get through with it without tcrachin, and tinuuia its fingers pretty considerable: and that warn'l the voom on't for the Bank. Tbo Government made the Bank agree to pay fifteen hundred thounnd dollars for the priviledge of doing this work, and md it agree to take care of the pcopft mo ney in all paits of the country, and to pay . it "here and there whenever the Gorerc roent told 'env fld to nay offall the per sions, and lo do eny thing in the money way. without char gin any thing for a to -the Government, this was a pretty talT bargain for the bank for all it got tn re turn was, to hare the kerpin of the money aod when the Government didn't want il the Bank might lend it out. It took a good many years afore the Bank got things to work smooth.. It was like tp' whoppiu bigrtragon that wanted a good -many horses to" drag it, and as it had a valuable freight in it, wanted coo bat tbo best kind of horses rale Cooestogt and it warn't erry one who knew how to drive such a team. The owners of this wagon foond that out for tome c! the first that they get came plaguy nigh preiv WUroiagtoa, Feb, 34th, 837. 7t-t Uotpital Keturns, J -.. i - ...