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V F; C HILL., Editor and Proprietor
JTUST Fin jOT.
Wilmington, Xorth, Carolina
FRIDAY, A1JGUST 24th, 1838.
WHOLE NO. 136.
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Jsrriiy FeD.i y morning.
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. ' Q.oe of the pirstimnHh ,t!Rninokc Tl. K. Co.
' I j Potrdtiiuach, V'u. May. 23tli, 1333.
Great Ventral Itoulc
-v'Jv I'frtjrilier l nn,rove u.niak. it absolutely
r rmfmn 'frv that h-: l..u.!.t hcr.-at,r receive .
i..vriablui advance, . ,
1 . PKTVVKEN TIIK
. Norrrk and south,'
:lria -'Ac pjfUm'wtr'r. an t 'llozx.r.k' Rail
'"'''. rJxd,iiiid the Cic.inpeaJc: H i-y
.' ' -. .'.- " $le'i"i 'its,
iIlROUCJH f7.a I i .l fitx. N. C. to
X n;, v..rk. wi F-arv t;.!: iiouii
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d.xv rivuiay. Li.iuiiu.ie i-viv j.U'jiiJiiy,
' WednsJy a'ul Friday. vi AVuihinUxi ('uy
. eiry' Wednesday. -Fare fivui. ..laijiSx.n VUiUx-d-jipiiia,
inc'iiJin cvey expensv-. (iiicar puiiti-'
i&c.')$iB..:..- .v" - ... .'
1V b j paj! is'.led unti'. f ubid in ti.e A uiist i
, Qhriiiic!, b Ivuiinrtlv Gi ori ui, t.iit.les;.n
"Ooiu ier, N.rfo!k Herald, Baltimore Pa r ot &.
Ain.-rkuii, Nu'.onal In elhei e r, U nMr.z -tit-,
PeiuisYl'vauiati. ami iew loik atir, ai.U.ae-
count sent M the 0:Ti.-e' u;
tr.e i ot t.ditioi.ii.ii cc
Ilt'a.no.ke-it i ; ! ro i I ( ,'oin'p u y
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NOTiCiu
fO .'JltitWUANTX.
' -A LL -.Alerehan-lisp,.. iuk-nd.-d to b fi
XM.'a:'d d mi the llaihoad. ir.us he sei.l bt:
tveon 6'jniise li.id ' eiiit o'cio. K, A M. Any.
' thl'rt 'i.iVt.: aftei "that i:ui-.''s can;i.ii be tnKen on tnai
day. .iithiii-AVill "' received, ijillrs it. is pin
'up In Vie fti-.t'.sabs;'iutiat laan .er.. 'Everything
mal have th i owe..s nui.ne marked distineily
oil Ij't. uiid-iJt tuil ,a;-f inpaiiyh' -it," specify ing tln-
vtiz'it, stattns;"'vi'iio'ti is iVoih,;viio. it. io fi- t at.-i
witeie it is to ho lefr. --v.--"-. - '.".''; .
Thd mVchanis -v ill bff held responsible in
very .ca'4aviVn- tlie fr- iuln on evj: y iiii.gset. by
ta eai .' :1 ert l "n fa b .1 v 1 n cu 1 1 tn utevts' o f pro
duce,. and oilier irt':cles ft nv tlto o..i;ilry,.iiias!
Ink 3 ihV;m 'lv ay 1 1 n d 0 y t h 1 1 t lit y a 1 1 1 v e , a l H e
Cunipuiiy w id ui i be resptuistbh t'-r ajiy. ilvus
Sur.VaeCitio retii.isn at lite D j.oi vIl u.;l 1
Artiehi will be., do! iveid at, and tpKcn tiorn
JoiIoWmV' p-nirs tri tne rea'5. viz.- ivt.ty
Faint
it Dcpbt, Wtu r Siation, near- -Hur-aw
anp,aiAl the. ioior near.ooui w asmu-iou.
A 'em of rrai:S!oitation.
:.: If
May 12th, F33
NOTICE.
rTlTT oitWribV-r beitior about Io remove ;
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notsi due hmi, ill ti.e h unt
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M iller Atto.uv. for ctU. :u-4.
i .' JSAMULi. ...XJ- CAXXOX
nMin.wAus?. li.h)18S.J' 13a lUw.
COALtj Uale-itooe of oo'd quality,
'.40 piVcc..ttb.i Biijni.
ioa lit
rVUv I'.POVVJ & SOX
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I " - S. B EVtjRETT.
P.r.itSvUle, 15;h Au-:. loH. 133 tf.
i'UUT SALK.
O
Vth27th ofl his month. I avi.Ii sel! nt Public
4uctiiai, in th nvn ol ! ay. ilnj tile. u
tui. I
i.:r ..-t .iM.l niost ente.ns. v.t tSa.or.nj.fcnts cl
JPritz and etiicincs,
i . U VB 6TU F Y S. j .
II ATT & US' MATERIA LS, ;
Iu4h wte. Also, u qi tmhy of elijMi.t FUtl-
Ni r0 it k. n Ait'auc u c ai ti a ess. m.
ud dtuble. AUo, i-'i?y f FfV KM tG
UiTENSIt.S, and two KEciit'ES.a tnch and
f'lnW' .'' - " 1 'i .i ' ' ...
VXk1-S Hr K''d?r,Casdi; all ever, 00
livi wt.h i.iii'f'Hl papci. i 'jciab'i? Bt hat.k.
"y1" V4 -AiMlb' KIM'UAl,.L,.4iKi
AurustT.b.lSSS. , ,
' . ;-VXo hi chafttto .tU yettrvnjSe a.yri!l
copper cofvur .uout'i4 or 25 years old ; httd on
" ..r.; iu uni Mumv a coarse sun ot clo.hes.;
H'is front teeth are somewhat defective, a
i.-trrrv oick-spoken.-' It - in SiipposoJ he
taJ he
;. -rr riiek-SPokeit.'' It w tuppr.su: he will
wake tor Wihphigton, and he ran a ay 'some
inAn, and by trade a brick mason, b ealh d
hinidelf 'JtfUH La n d EJlP,v?Pft-'
ton iaSeptaWtfiTAiy PCPR WJ10 P"??
Liiaio'nie oraeciwe him iaiail so that I gel hun,
f.aii hve-th above rewards
um . R. P. GORBELU
Greensboigh, ,CJh J35 Zw.
i
THS ncA Stkrrs i.i at the South East
corner of the. Town Haul at present occu
pied' by Chaih Ni.xoi and Vr 1 ' ' p's.ou
riven 1st Ocnber.jie.vi. App'iV" lii.uuJh .Messrs.
TfTN avvny r-m the eubseiiL-creili Saturday
iU?ni-ht lb, -lift iiist J a Nijro U.y'Ly ihev
rt.V.nf"MS-rkbVui "Oet 10 inches !n-!. ;
: XOTICE.
TT HEREBY fowvasn all' person: fiotn tiwdirio'
fl. for a.' Noe ff tlaud ive-n by ;lie ub.sicriber
los John Cui i v, dotted s. nie time iv June Iat, six
months aficr date for tinny ooliars, as 1 a'in tle-
tt hnfnfd iiol io iii" f.n:u hute. as it was'iduui
lidy cbtaiiud against ii.c. 1
Ausust J.1tli,'lS3S.
6 if.
-7 7T' rPfPYril?'
rit- iTCi Urms for the present Volume
fX cons?qMnci :.of repeated jipplieatwjis for
the Mtss'user fr a less period il t.i 'aiijeuiiru
4r. tlie l'u'.i.sher has iii !ud J to tit
cusid:tuiis. for Ikz ihC tnl near only, so hi
nf-etvc tew M bsri s tV-r thzrtitUiiiidcr i this
Vii!urne-Jo c Uiiri Mi.ce wi:I ei htr the Mjny or
Ji!v nuinlier tii- kioi:t nunihers will ostfi o3i:
. s J ' , i - v ! -
ti'j fix I'Uii-bers, torn ill v'r,) SU I f
Tin;
f the A
h'e.ivy ' expense, v. Inch tie juibtiCAtion
.ici-sen::ti i.i its t:resent style ren'ters ni.a-
lid ilis of th. I VopneiOT sldt
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I he ritK of ui!tti:i'i:"iui'; -UM5cri?t:ons bviftaKs
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every
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tt r t riiirnW-s.t; is 'rehirAKU
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tea-:
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r
:.i:t! n 1... iiu rai'diiin f the
ii'f:nber a to I ptitij-ubir liiarhs
a note- eut.
li:
iclrsi v)'!, July. ! H.'-8.
S., l li'J,
i 1) WILLING HOUSES
'J.IE subscriber ofi'ers for Sale that de
p :j;is;iniv s tuai!4 liv,
die 'n'onli side or 'Market '
1 r-, .
irct 1
n
Se.e .!..! anil Thisd 8ijr.--ets, at prosen
iil:e
by Mr Ai A. Crflvvn. i ins is a larej
! Ven eiu
ii);d rleisnt house, and ihe b-t i?
usu.s'ly jare, wii,ievet y.ro'-nventenc'e, acai'f
it if? a! i.e ; " ;i, :i i ti i..iup an'P. Vilio. eri'l
.ijtiiie i;hiu n
... .. . ... .. . j , -,
stables, eve. and s-tUHir
in the!
lntost. hcailliy and j)la?;u)i part of v' l'aniuton
"Ivi'i. cottwenie 't and pleasant BTljlCK;
'ELL! lSGr vkh ' An exceilpnt -sroie- iitiidt r-1
neaih, 'si-Uiiivd i"sr ihf Tuv iHoll, and sidjo.i-
'i$;. Mr John 'Vv o-.sirrV, al prcWtt'.t occupied hy-
.Vtrs. Ii.-ii "Vii'. i hi. i a vei y conveu.t nt .i;l
If
sam l.ouse, ' ill'. exerUetu-' n pii'r, .loar ill
nj ii' Ke', ai.tl very '..i vt r, leivt to t lie. o...-.iuess parli
nif Ui.e ttp.'n. the h: . e:ai bds iroia. viathet
b: r-t t b .ck to en ::i y. j - M
For pur;i.euia., el-ply to ATr. u nt Wi1ftn.
T. II. DVUK.
Aausta , ic3S. if
Torim Ayr j acted.
' '68 ASLOCiS
Veso tabic -Powd'sr and
For Disea'trs of I c LUttgst Liver
jAu liiis, Dyspepsia-, t-uug-is. CtttJs,
Co ml
m ij r ij .1 a,-, a. ' it .a j ' 1 w. st-Jt ia.a . & r.
Sr,''iK 'oper;iiion;oi 1 his Aiedi.-ine is par
iii.ii.iiiv uiiiw.aiiii.s'M3. j 1 jiiu ;ioo:s t Ken ucj
tin
lieat'thtui t eu-ptratioi.,- ar.dvcnc'et s lUoihiij
and bcriiiClouxS'A-.'tun.i's i relieves ehroiint wtr.e.-
Jiotss and tiia-e;ior..-u; -ihe Inn-si; asfivie
r- - .
oi2h:-.pront't'K'a ir-e i.hd t .1 1 i ! . . x 1 'c e t if . i : i t : 1 ;
t.l CAM.T-. l it !... ill'.. .Il iC...... .I.i-. .f..i. t- B. - V..1I1A
- , , , , . ..
Lrii.aes p.it.is fi.'i"n tue chest; relieves sisl
brdiiiicuil ivsptra'lir.ft ; corrects obstinate c
n S3, ' i'i.V'd leaves the . bowels in a reul
h idiiiy st.'ie. 'I'htije nainfid svnintoh;r
ciiMtive
iic .-.nd
t r.iuo oanoi'i syniritomr ivniclii
liMln-atedneased iu'n's readdv ie i! to tli
di .v.sed hia"5 readdy yie.d to tlilis.ee:-)
jain lemedy, v, ,,.!i v;ns(!itt!!y n sorled '0 ; a
lestoi s t!io p.iti. .ii. t: i lift ti.i lily yior V. hih tl
nd
vaittug" disov H'r," he co.nsunn-ii.ln, if Jell to!
flu luiturai o'p.-rvti" so surely dastco'ys,
TO PU3IC.
Ve have l-'io
icr!.. tu jot oj.j.iiuj.utes Oif con-
:h
ur rtr.jni!i fauces at tl-se (south, f
.who Imw. u.s-d llai'l.,ek's V EGETABLH MR-
iitCl.NL. n.airytil whose na:v.es ureaitilrhcii toil1
piis tertiiicati l iVt m ourk.nnwl.eiv v f theirr
jretiectaiility,' and the benefiis vc hich ;'it -y.up-j
.jjienr;d to haw dta'l.ved Item ils use yli'huvc no!
UlfsilililOU in fXuVi s .iii.' .'u'ir ' bhef lltAl .it - i nl
jvuluab-e Medieire. tor;. i hi- i.urp'.so.C.r- wfhif.h ittj
Unified to the public ai.d a uch we ehetertuliy i
Piiov ao n tlTTVr,
1 Late TVisa.r of the rrcsbyttriim -
lhiinii. Vi!niini''?on, C.
. tl". A. ROWLANfV
Pastor OT tn- Pt :! i're: '. Chnrch, I. Y.
j Th -.Honey of, Ins, -.ledreine hasl.t-eu njfully
ft. f-tnl. ti,;.i.u .!: of c:il;ti Mi s i.ivi' inichtbc
if'ioiish.ol) is i'.- r.u'd. uiiiitCc-ry. it ikiay bo
t o t-iiuU l the s.v;m.i .... r.
Wm O.JFPFRBVS.
Vilruinstbn, rifcenibti 1st, 137- 4irif
Mr.JluJtift a,l Txas- Nr. Biddle
in taking the 'iVxa loan of t wo millions
of dolikirs (accoiding to. .the papers has
given ki new impulse "to the .young. Repuh
lie. The notes of the Uulttd States Bank
are to be utken in pavmeia of . Govern-
dues airfpecie. in thus furnisi
cu rretiVy to Texas n stirnules w
in 2
U "be
d'this
given to the commerce bt tween it an
country, whii!i will draw forth -itsfener
eits and iesot:rces in a manner gretiily
beneficial :o its pfosperiVy. It ;s further
Raid that. Mr. B. is to advance on the cot
tori of the planters' nt a stipulated'tfite.
Which is lo be shipped to his agents in
Liverpool. ' 1 be New Orleans Bulletin!
thos states the effect this news had on that
market : " The heusf the arrangernenti
between the Government of Tex?s and
the U. S. Bank of Pennsylfania has
created quite a sensation in the ' money
market. Texas notet have risen it) price
fifteen per cent, and holders a re a o wil-i
j ling to sell at the most liberal rateaV
i e i a- l i i.
1 ,
Richmond Ccmpller. t'
Frons Chambers' Edlnburg' JouruaL
TIIK' I XKSO v X t i x t 12 ii
,i ool1 sumnier morth a.bouil
aexerai ycutas; cl Seville Murillo, pulling his ear. I
app.oached the dwetiing of the. celebrd.; one. master, no one.1 rep'ied ihe
ted puimeriVItiril,o. u here theyiarrivedf tremblina Stbastian vvith:ea?erpiS.n
nearly at thime tfme. Alter h'e uu. 'Thai is false exclaimed AluriUo.
V, mOU!TT siudio.
,,' ol X01 u,"rtv andjeaeh. ofl
t,i pupils wafked up quickly to his easel
tnur e e;raini nau Cried, or per-f
uapes to auuitie ills. tv.orK.oi the previoasl'
Vil S' - l, ; i
, i .ay genemen, excltned Itturnzj!
angniy, u hu-h of, you remalntd behindjl
in the sluuio last iiit'h ?'
. irri - .. . .
v .... uiu.u ijiirfiiuii . ifjiifu,.
Lotuavb ; -doiif t you recollect that uea!"H!
uaqjrvuy, tier i
i liis is n .foolish Vivst, ffrntlemen.'
sweredTuriif ; 'laa eVeiung I c lea ued
my; paleite -wwh the greausi caie, and!;
now it.is asdirjty as it some one had uedfland yhn, gentlemen',! to work." -L
it all nifftu.' ! ; T?r. nrt,,i...i.!lt ;!! .i-'Lr.
Lock !' exclaimed Carlps, 4l:ere is .a!
ftnui. nure tit; iht-corner ol mv canvass,
- 1 1 r - - . 1 ' . i! :
and it .isnotba'dly' done. .1." should hkejl pencil to alloWa woid to be spoken tut
to j' know, who.; it i- that amus'eslhimselll u'hat regarded their occupation, lut the
. very morning with .'sketch. 11 huresf momei,rhe dippWred, ih pupils made
sumtlumes-on ny caitfais, sunieiitjiies ofif ample amends for ifis restraint ; and as
the-wnl's Tli.ete Was one yesierdayon jj.ihe unknown painter iccppitd all their
your easel, FeiJJirjanq.' . . tiiounht;, the conversation naturally turn-
-.- It must be :lM.;ti.z,' Jsaid Ferdinand.); t-d 10 that subjeirt. J: l
H.cnucmen, rej-.lied Ut-i'uz, I .pi oiest '
'YiJU netd P.ul praiel,
ve aii know j vu are
iii los :L
not I'ajVaLie ou
' . . "
i ketehitifr- tuchja riureas mat.'
'Al W
r.t
oui5-; une yiu:d thiiiU tiiut vou had?
doue u in r-si ?
!
J
And-my 'pencils are. quite - wH,' saidi'f
Gotlaio in hs ' turn. ' Truly 'isiraiigtj
thines o on here during the niglL' 1j
J)) you not think, liue the nero Goi'i
rne'4, that if is the yiinbi wlio comes and!
plays aH these (licks?; said Isiuntz. I
Truly,' saidlend z, who had: not yet
spoken, being absorbed in rahniration olj
the various figures which- were sketched?
with Uie hatjdfpf a master., in dillerent;
p tr(s of i!ie s;udio, 'if the Zombi of the!
negroes draws In this manner, he wouldj
make a beautiful head of ihe Virgin in!
rny !)i 3cent kon the Cross'.'. - I
With thise jwdrds, 'Aiendrz, with a
careless air, a pfero-.iched his eaiel, .whewi
aii vxclauiulrouj!! i'.astoiiishm'ent scaped
tiitn- and he' gazed in mute surprise on
his . - canvaSt;, oh . wliich: W ,s liiusiliy
sice fc bed a mot beautiful heiid of ihe
Viroin: but theii expression was so adini
ble, the lines so cl-vir, ihe cotitoor. so
graceful, that, compared, with the figured
uv yvMiicn' it wai encircled, it seemed n$
if suthe. heavenly vioitani had descended
among triem. '
A'i, v. hat is the matter V said a roneli
voice. The pupils "-turned at the sound
and all made a rtspectful obeisance to i ht
Qfreat mas. rr. l s
Look, seuorMuiillo, look l' exclaim!
ed the youths iisthey pointed 13 the ease
of Mendt z. ' ; ' ' . . j- L -
'Vho has painted this who hns painti
ed this heatl, gehilemen V asked Mai iifojj,
i agvi iy. 'Speak, tell nre. He" yho. hai
sketched this V tigin will one day be ti
master of us all I Muriilo wishes! he ha
done it. What a touch ! what delicacy
what skill ! Mndcz, my dear pupil, was
it you t . " .'.',!.. !-'
'No, senor,' replied Mcndez, in a sorj
rowful tone. ' ,.. ;
Was it ydu.ithen, Isuritz, or: Ferdir
nand, or Carlos V j
But they all jave the same reply n$
Mendez 'it could not, however, co iie j
here .-without hands,' said rJurili6,iinpu-'j
lientfy. " T 1
1 (think, sir.' said Cordova, the youngf
est ol the pupils 'that these Jtra-ge pic
lures are. verv alarmintr: iude dl this 'is-
iiotihe first unaccountable even
vhicl
has happened th your .studio.
To tefj
ve hart -
truth, such . wohllei ful things have hart
reneuV here, one scarcely knows what lb
i iiCT.irc.
What are thev?' asked Muriilo, stifl
lost in ndmiiation Of the head of the Vir-
gm by ihe unknown artist.
'According , trj vour orders, senor.' arj-
severed Ferdinand e never leave t!
S'ndio without putting everv rhing in or -
Jer, cirauiuj cur - hah ties. ' wasiiing ouj
.brushes. anJ arranging our easel ; bi
when xve return .in the morning not only
fe' v t'
is ein ry tinni' in conujio:i, our uiua.ixp;
mbVf r,kr HiVt.rl loii 1
nere and there fare sketches (beauliftll
enrsi ihc ir i.iry uir, auniv mu.
of the head of ah angef, sameiimt s of 'M
demon, then again the profile of a youiijg.
nirl, or the figure of an old man, but hjiI
ad rhii able,
seror ' .
as you have seen ydurseif,
This is certainly a curious afTiir, gen
t It'n. en,' observed Muriilo, ' but yce AvaV
socn learn who i!s'.lhisV.ihtlv' visitant.
Sebastian,' bn coii'inued, addressing s;i
l:tt!e nmlatto boy about fourteen years
old. who appear. d at hii call, 'did I not
desire you to sleep bera every night? J
- 'Yesl master,' said the boy, with' timid
uy. ;.. . 1... t ; v.i., ;. j.
And have you done sdF ; i
; Yes, master. ;,...;'''. , L ; '.A e
Speak, then who was here last nigjHt
and ihif morning before fhese gt hilemen
camel:1 Speak, slaref or I &h,all tnake
you acquainted with my do ngeoh, said
JUuriuo angniy iio tne aoy, wno coaiirru
?At Ivf.s1, aiin t red. Is tit iiz,. 'I have you hue made it yellow enough alreju
lev.r'mUwe'u $ke!ch ts ' bud as that ofHaiid as. to tfte eulpiit- I haVe already to id
rd to i wist the band of his trowstrrs with
iuit PiirJirm -v. I :;'
- 'Ah.yuudo not choosefto answer taid
'No one hut me, I swepr to you, raas-f
ter.' cried the. mulatto, throwing himWifj
on his- k.ee$, in iheimiddje of the studio,
J holding out his litti hu'nda' in sun-
pjicatioti before his master. - .
I Lifen to me,' pLrs.d .. Mfcrillo
wih to kno.v who h;is skeu-hed this head
of the Virgin, and all the figures which
,.,:,.;!, i ....J... u......
coininfr to tne studio. 1 nts n irn:. in puce
1 1 it i M h f ( r. i r r i.i rl . . .
of gonS to Bed vou shall keen watch: and
if by to-morrow you do not discover w-ho'
an-ihe .-nlnrit"is. Vou shall hnv tvvfn'v-fivf
strokes from the lash. You hear I have
sa5k it: now. so ahd fjrmd the colors:
m i na ti o n o t h e h our of . in st r u c t i o n , M u -
L lUlllx l.iv .U.IMIIVIIt.l llll III till Illl l I'
rillo was tdo mucli absfrbed Hvith his
-Dew are, Sebastian -of Hhe Mash? said
- Mend(.'z. 'and wafch.well for thesCiilor it :
i - - 1 - - .V t i
but y it e rue t he INan es-.ve hnv '
'Vou. do net need i'., Senor Mefiez :
, 1 j
I vou that 11 is the Zombi.
'Are these'.ne2roe
s fools or asses with
t!:eir Zooibi'?". said 'Gonlalo laughing;
'pray, u hat is a Zombi ?' j
'Oil, an imaginary beinjr of course.
But take care jSenbri Gonz.ilo,' eontiniud
ciVbastian with a mischievous glance at
hhs easel, 'for it must; be tile' Zombi .who
has relched ;the. left arm of your St.
Julin to such a length,- that, if; the right
resembles it, he will' be able to untie his
shoe-stiings w ithout stooping.'
'Do you know, gen tie in en,' Said Istu
riiz, as he glanced -at the j-painting, 'that
the remarks .of Sebastian are extremely
just, and much to the point.
'Oh they ay: that negroes have the
face f an upe and the tongue of a parioi,'
rt'jvtiued Gonzola, in a tone of difference,
'With this distinction,' Observed Ferdi
nand, 'that tile palrrot repeats by role,
vhiie Sebasliau iius judgejuient in his. re1
marks.' ;'"' . ;." . 1
'L.ke the parrot, by chance,' retorted
Goiz.i Io. J t
'Who knows,' said Alendez. who had
divesi'ed the Naides ve-lfovv, 'that' from
'jrindino; the colors, Be ni:iv one da;
y as-
tonish
us b' showing
he knows 'one
from another ?
'To know one color frct'n another, ad
to knw how to use them . are two very
d:fF. rent thinks,' replied Sebastian, whom
the liberty of. the studio ajlo.wcd to join j pupib? were not Icss.asiorushed at the cio
in the ,-ouveryatioti; of Ue pupils ;. and i covery rhey had made! , .
truth obiiges ua to confess, th-it hio taste j Murillo having, with a gesture of-te
Wiis so exquisite, his eye so correct, that ) hand, imposed silence on his pupils, who;
luanv of. thet'n did ifot 'disclaiu to. follow ! could hard I v lesttain therYiselvts from'
the advice he frtqacntly gave them re
i n . i
pectin g theirrpaintihs.-, Although t!iey
sometimes amused themselves by teasing
the little mulatto, h'iwas al great' favorite
of them all ; and this evening on quitting
the smdioi each giving him a friendly tan
on the shoulder, counselled him to keep
a strict wutcji, ana caica tne iV.mDi lor
fear of the Saph.
It was niht, and the studio of Maril-
Io, the most celebrated pa i titer in Seville
this studio, which during the day was
so ch.erju-i and animated, vt as now silent
0s the gr.iye. A single larrip ..burned
upon a mab!e table, anda young ..boy,
whose Sablei hue harmonized : with the
surrounding: 'darkness, but whose eyes;
sparkled like diamonds at midnight, leant
' against an easel, immovable and still;
he was so deeply absorbed in his medita
tions, that the door ot the 8 udio was
opened; by one who several llmVa called
him by mime, and who. or receiving no
answer, approached and touched him.
Sebaian raised hi eves, which rested on
j a tail and handsome jneirrof .
1 'Why dojyou come here, father 7 said
! hv;,n a uU,.cboly tone. j .
o keep jour cotnpatiy. Sebastian,.
. ' J re JSI u0 nd,! father ; I can watch
' t: ..
i . , . , , .i . ,
'But what if the Zombi ;shou d come?
; oo nn iear nim, re nuu tuc woy,
. i i : .-I r - i - j L ,U . '
u u iiriunr ciinin i ..., - .
ft
e may
. - -, - i
carry voU nvSy, ruv son, and
then. the poor negro Gomez uilf hive no
on" to console him if) his slavery. ...
Oh. how sad f-bjDwVd j-eadfyl it is to
be a slave! exclaimed the boy, weeping
biiterle. . : I ;5 :;
It is the-will of Gcoy 'replied the ne
gro, with an air cf restgr.ationJ '
God! ejaculated Sebastian, as he rais
ed his eyes id the. orf,e :qf Che tudlu,
thiough vvhich. the stars glittered, 'God !
I n ray constantly tihirh, my father, (and
he will brie.; day, listen to me', that we
may no longer be slaves. But go to bed.
father, gor go. and TI shaltgo io mint"
there in tbat cornet, ahdkt shaI sooq fall
asleep. . Good nighl father good night.
Are. y ou wjm not- atriid "of the Zornr
biJSetisUan'y.Vr..i; . j
1 Mr father, that is a sapersutioo of oar
country, tctaar iumo aas ajmreu
me thait God does not permit supernatu
ral brings lo appear cn en rth.V
'Why, thtn, when the pupils askd you
ibo sketched the figures ihev'find herr
every morain, did you say it was the i
Zo-i.bi V
'To nmnse rpyself, fiither.-aud to!
them lauirh: tliiat was all " i .
'Thrn,4gcod mehi. my son ;" and, bar
in'ir kissed the boy, the ne-ro retired.
The moment Sebastian found h'itnselfi
alcne, he uttered an exclamation of joy.
I Then suddenly eheckmff himself, he said.
'Tuerity-Uve lashes lo-morrow if
I do not
fell who sketched thes figures, and per
haps more ifvI do. Oh. my Godj come
o rny aid !' and the. li:tle muUttojthrew
t. '. 1 1' : . L. ' i li
iimieii upon tne mat wnicn servea mm
Ho'r a bed, where he sbon fell fast asleep,
rteuastian awoke at 'daybreak.: lit was
only three o'clock : arry other bovM'duld
piobably hsve' rrone lb sleep aain ; not
so Stibastian,' he exclaimed, as hejshook
himself awake; three hours are thine
only three hours; vhen profit by them;
the rest belong to thy master- slave.
Let me at feast ' be my own master for
three short hours. To begin, these figures
muit be efi tced, and, seizing a brnsh, he
-approached ihe Virgin, which vieWed by
'the soft light of the morning da win, ap-4
peered more beautiful than ever.
'Efface this! he exclaimed, 'eflaee this!
No ; I will die first.' -. Efface-: this-Uthe.y
dare not neither dare I. Nothat head
she breathes she speaks. It seems
as if her blood would fluw if I should
ofler.to efface it, and that 1 should be her
muiderer. No. no. no. rather lti me
finish it' 1
' Scarcely had he uttefed. these word.J
when, seizing a palette, he seated himself
at the easel, and was soon tolall v absorbed
in his occupation. 'Hour afief hr-ir pas-
sej unlieeded oy aebastian, who Was too
much. engrossed by the beautiful creature
of hia pencil, Which seenied. burning into
life, to mark the flight of time. ; 'Another
1 I ' fc ' r k. t
touch,' he.c xelaimed ; a soft shade
now the mouth. Yes, there! it
lere
opens
those eyes--they pierce me through X
whnt a forehead I what "delicacy!! Oh
my beaut. ful ' and Sebastian
the hour, for cot he was a slave,
forgot
lor got
his dreaded punishment ill, all svas ob
liteiated from the soul of the 'vouihJul'aT
list, who thought of nothing, saw nyihing.
but his beautiful picture.
But who can describe 4 Ihe horror and
consternation of the. unhappy slave
when,
eld the
; their
on suddenly turning routio, he beh
whole pupils, with his master a
head, standing beside him 1
Sebastian never once dreamt of justify
ing himself, and, with lii8 palette in one
hand, and the brushes in ihe olfn r, he
hung down his head, awaiting in iilenre
the punishtnent he believed he justly me
rited. For some moments a dead silence
prevailed,for if Sebastian was. confound
' ed at being caught in the com minion ofj
; such a flagrant crime, Muriilo and hi j
. . j . . . : i .
giving way to their admiration, approach
ed S e ha st i a n, a n J, c o n c ea 1 1 u g h u ern of to n ,
said in a cold and severe tone, .while he
looked alternately froni the. beautiful head
of the Virgin to the terrified slave, -whp
! etoud like a statue before him,
j Who is vour master, Sebastian V
'You,' replied the boy in a voice scarce
1 y audible. . '
'I mem vour drawing master.' said
Muriilo. t
'You, senor,' again replied the
bling slave.
trem-
lt cannot'-.-' be ; I never gave you les
sorvf!,' said the a?'.on'shtd painter.;
'But you gave them to others,
listened to them,' rejoined the, bo
and I
-m-
boldened by the kindhes of his masrer
' . ' m la
And J'ou have done better than listen ;
you have profiled by them,' exclaimed
Muiillo, unable longer to conceal his admiration;-
Oentlemen, does this boy inV
rit puos'shmen't or reward ? , .
At the word punishment, Sebastian's
heart beat quick ; the word reward gave
him a little courage, but fearing tnt hjs
ears deceived him, he looked will) timid
-und imploring eyes toward? his master.
A rewdid, senor,' criedthe pupils m a
breath.
' 'That w xrell ; but what shall it
. S;bastian began io breathe. ,
Ten ducati, at least.'; said Mend
'Fifteen .' cried Ferdinand.
bef
ex.
No,1 , said Gohzalb, a beautiful new
dress for the next holiday.
Speak Sebastian? saidMurillp, look
ing at h is sja ve, whom hone of these re
wards seerned'to move, 'are taesej thing
fmtto.' roar tasted Tefl rae what you
wish for ; I am so much pleased with
four beautiful com posit ion,th'atjr will
grant any ; rfqusvyou may maJiie-aSpeak,;
then, do not be afraid.' . ;' .
Ohl master, if I dared. and Sebas
tian, clasping his hand, fejl at the feet cf
his master. lt.vias easy to read in ihe
halfbpeed Upof the .boy. abdJiis
sparktinff eyeaf some devouring thought
within, yhich timidity prefented- him
from uttermg.". ..';. .
With the vewr of encouTaging, him,
au"ot the pupils aggeted some favor
for Dim to aemanc.
,. Ak gold, SebaitUn.'
Ask rich dresses. Sebastian.' . A
I 'Ask to be received as a puptl.Sebastitn,'
A faint smile passed over the counte
jtance of the slave al the last words, bu
he hung down bis head, aod retpaiaoi
silmt.
j 'Ask for, the best rdace in
tba studio
said Gonzalo, who, frorabeine. th la!
come pupilt bad the wont light foe fill'
easel. - i ;;:i't-;iW :
'Come, take courage vsaid JIoxiKcJ
ffaily. . . A-- '
! i .The waster-is eo kinU,Uoday aitf'.
' Ferdinand, hall aloud, I, would rule,
somethinii ask your freedom, Se bal tan,.
At these words Sebastian uttered a crj
of auguiht and, raising his eye, f.0 tint
m i.ter, he exclaimt'd, in a yoice cboakecf
with sobs, 'The freedom of my father!
the freedom of my fulher 1 . - -'. - C. ',
'And thine alo?aid Muiillo, who! Tl?
( longer able t econctal his einolion, thre
j his arms around cbutiau, and 'rrcasic-
i him. to hisbirust. v a 1 V
. 'Your pvncil,, he continued, 'howf
that you have talent: your request prove!
j that you have it beau ; tho arlut IS com
plete. . From this dy 'consider yourar.t
not only as iny pupil, but ua my. f on.--:
H;ippy Murillo 1 ; 1 have done more tUaii
paint i.have ii-ade a 4i-ioter.
1 u rillo kept h-j voidrand Sebastian'
- Gomez, better known under tbd.natne-o.r
Uie Mulatto ofrMuriilo, . became ono of
j the mosr.celbratd , puinteia-'in Spain.-
j 'J'here. may yet be seen iu tlie churcbef
j of Seville "the 'eekbrated. picture whicii
j he had bt cu found painting by his master;;
a!so, at St. Anne, aUmirablv done,- a holy
Joseph, which yf extrein-ly beautiful;
.und others nt itrtf 'lug best merit.
j , r ;
I In one
of Casimir do .la Viffuo'
j dramas, 1 met with un expression whick
siiuck me fjicibiy It wa aid of Dou
Juhn, who was ignorant of his birth, Ui4t
periiaps he was a nobody ; to which l1
replied, 'That a man of gootl character
and honorable conduct could uever be
nobody,',, I consider this, my youn
friends, an -admirable reply, and I ; hav
endeavored to prove this truth by the for,- .
go:ng example. In all my narratives, 1
have shown you children born of obscuro
and'iudigeiit parents, rise by their own
talents and perseverance to the first'rank
of society. If it is gratifying and .noblo
to bear with honor the name of one's fa,
ther, it is surely ""more poble to trnakea
name for one's self ; and my heart tells
me, that, among my young rvadersithera
is moie than one who will exclaim, with:
ardour, and with a firm resolution to fiilr
fjf his proii.ise, i, too, shall make a name. (
f Tl.ia tale has been translated from lha
French .for the Journal ; but, from the crele
nesa of the distant carresfOn lent who furnished
the version, I iei EdiUus ory uuabfc to UlC lh
uaiiiu of liie original nuihor. ,
NEW TKEASUUY C1RCULAB:
To Collectors tp Receivers of Ihe Public M$tf
Treasury Department, July 14,1833.
Congress having adjourned - without
maki. g any additional provisions for tba
securiiy or-safe keeping of ihe public mo'r
uey, it is obvious that in' the present stato
ot ho laws and the Banks, an unusual
responsibility devoiyj s upon those who
coiiecl the revenues . of the General Go
vernment. 'j'iie l difficulty in obtaining-
: tuitable depositories for il.'as well as io
transferring or paying it out conveniently,
j without the aid of that further legislation;
jue necessity a no character of wnicn have
been fully explained jn public jcommunu
cations from this department, imposes on
ai! Collectors and Keceivers the duty of
extraordinaiy vigtianee and care.., j ..
. 'J'he President expects, that' exertions
corresponding to the occasion will cbeer '
fully be made by: every officer, at)d that
no effbijt will be f pa red to have all the
laws, as u ell, as the regulations aud io
si ructions of the: Treajury Departmeot;
scrupulously enforced. Aceu racy inyourV
accounts; punctuality in returns; ..pronj'V
ntss in your deposits and paymenta, and
entire forbearance to use uny'part of the
public funds for private purpose," will, it
is hoped, chararierize the whole class cf;
collectiuc officers. hereafter, Jnthe pra
?-nt condition of things, if any departoro,;
from such a course abould uuforianatcl y
occur, it .will be much regretted ; . and;
however unpleasant the task, an eitem'
plary and severe nonce ox the irregulantr
will become necessary, in order to ccujhl:
ihe gieat iu Uresis involved in the aubjept.
Tfie duty on the part of the public ol'S'
cers to abstain from the employment of tha
puUic money for private ad vantage iatQ
apparenC that no excuse whaterer fofi itC
can he dehie4 'udmiaible. IleVpectfalljp f
yours, .-' - 'f4 ivfj
LEVI WOODBUttT. .
... -t Secreury of the 1sury,
The fife Banks in Augusta,- GeVrgia;
have in specie 8S56.631; and of ' notasr in
circulation. 1,629,907, Due other Banks;
$3 1 8,622 ; due from other Banks C6G9,-
C27, and notes of other Banks' on hand, -"
804.79. The imcunt of 4 Depcsiles? ti
8527.823: The balance in : faror of tfco
five 'Banks appears to be 0l27.24i. - ;
Sixteen-individuals were sentenced to,
dtatb, 00 ihe 5ihiosL, at ToTocto, Uppt
Cauada,, for being concerned in the lfito. 5
j t si ur Dances, tourot tec Bumper wera
I Americans.
5-Charge ta C&roUna patriot j.
, ! ;,;
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