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a j a A
uuh tn euottier pgs n I
"I . ... -. i . r:.:.. nrw.i tha
. . -patch ' ,"ou "
.Z-it si,: Horftin- for diwamni the o
".7 th Pr. II i on. ol the of
L,. .b,ered during the piel --
,rv rilitt-B. II now op "
-mi tv-lto profess on Ibing - r
' .jihrr condemned , " r
r" . .. - im nvn rwm This
hi i espenuuure or r,. ..
In thrir h.n4 for th
throw of Sir. Adams' administration; atui
Invert
L h . ani-rord of but few of hi
meas-
F ' . ..... i .n.liuuJ ! tut ice be
. ,! liim. and let the same given ! mow
Uo succecletUi"".. Mr. Benton was proml
, t!,r,i in denouncing alwtes; indeed, lie
L kiuotiseport on tin abject, went into
. j". l in drluil, and, in holding up to the
. t ti ..I - lift Ia oInm
kfcatewl alliccaiuu- ,;."... - .
Ui, e..ilrmsn I..M them llisl the Uloe Hook
four KfuMi already corresponded win iuo
'liej Di.fe of Monarch!." All Una n done
, jrltp prrpwim is'ti". .
L hciciIcJ- Jackson came into power under
li he dying banners of retrenchment and reform;
UtiiHr. wa cliJice 8tanUrU-tearer; and our
rendu have ouly to refr to the extract in an
,hcr column, to know how well ho executed
,!,! trust. Speaking, in that Report, of the
. I f executive officer, Mr. Denton raid:
b4 f,iriuiJ.ill liKt. indeed! formidable fn.
ii.ini if r. mill mill mure u uum ius
. . . t iiil . -r I.
,,l 'uioiu'V ill tnuir nam". ' " acuun ui iutu
!wli of men. aupixwinir them to bo animated
t.f one sirit, mut h trmiiondou in an elec-
iiii and that lliey will ue o anunaiau ia a
i,mn.diluri too plain to ncd-domontraton.
i' r .
oer over a man' uptort h alway len
UU and admitted to he power over ni win.
ITie Ptednt baa pnwrr over the aupport ol
all these offlcei. and they again have power
,ier4lie auptHirt of debtor merchant to the
n. UK-uJlion of.dolJr.-per.nnumK
,suU over the daily aupport of an iminenite nun-
r uf individual, iirofewional, laechaiiical, anu
(y tahoriii!r. to whom they can and will extend
or deny valuable private wll aa iublic p-
uonta, teenrdmj to Hie pari wicy nn act in
tjte at well as in r euerai eiecu.w
If thi wu a 'fonuidable list' then, what
doc Mr. Ilentuii now think of the UK t
H US D I! K D T II 0 US AN D oflice-hold-
cn, now crealoil, and those that would be crea
ted ty the Sub-Treasury project! Are they
lost dangerous than were the mere hanjful un
der tU. Adama! -
Of one ibing wo are certain. The dominant
party came into power condemning the very
abuse which tbey afterward practiced, and
which they are now o unscrupulously practi-
eiu. We hope the people will not fnil to eee-
iliisaml to learn then) that denunciation of
abuse does not eniiile him who denounces, to
t!i piactice of it with impunity.
MR. CALIIOUN.
Tvpe of a race who did Corruption acorn.
As rock reit the billow round their shoref
We hive been more than once aurprised and
startled at the epithet heapej upon tin, great
mtnj and by thane, too with whom he baa effi
cisntly acted In dfeiiceefjdjw!jearjDclulea
nTtTie'Constitutibn. Tbafli) should
be tra
il j rtd by ihe miniona of despotUrri, those wllom
ha has bearded in their den, is not to be'won-
dered-at; but it excitoa our epccial astontsh-
ment wlirn those who have been Me coadjutor
in reform, turn upon him with bitter and un
charitable denunciations, whenever hi great
nJ original mind dare to think and act far it
self. This attempt to injure a man for inde
p.'oilcrice of thought, and action, exhibit a
principle which we condemn a disposition to
ettraciae every one who will not yield hi own
opinion to party: it i unjust, inimical to the
)iiit and geniu-of our free institutinns, and
calculated to injure the great cause of constitu
lional liberty and popular right for which the
whigsof this country are contending.
In hi opposition to a National Bank, Mr,
Calhoun at feast think himself perfectly con
riilcnl; and ao think manvofhi intelligent
and unprejudiced countrymen. In supporting
th Bank of 18 IB, he yielded to what be deem
til the nereixiiy of the case, growing out of the
lhn exUtiug and long established connexion
brtween the Government and the Banking sys
tem. On this question be acted-with Mr; Mad
ison, who believed a bank to be unconstitution
al, but, yielding to necessity, recommended to
Congress it establishment In 1831, for the
nuns rtaton, ho urged its re charter for short
lriod. Now, in hi opinion, that necessity no
longer exists, and ho can no longer, consistent
lj villi bi view of the Censtilutiuu, tupport
tli't or any nimilar institution.
Wiiou rt ccnlly, on the Sub Treaeary pro
jt, Mr. Ca'h iun acted with the ediuinsatrauVut
P"ly, a certain portion of the wbif perty were
loJ and deep in their dennncistiswtac while the
Ololie, u jf iD mockery of ear divMoa, was
(ratiGed to see "John CalaUmt CdMa'
Kinreitpon -firm groentl;" Maee bo i
"'trong mm straggling in jnrai" IwH
M by nchantmenl, in ewe aseatev ete4 of .
7. firmly fixed binwelf Bpea Ua IvsweJ
ciplrs of ihia pare and
" I
b j
nut what wa the setracl! thi
principle.? Did be yieU to tMrrHsj! Of
hilled by the syren rbaeM of
asj ;
r-reinlent-maksars!
No! do! II svsmJ a aa-
eormpied and fearless as be did in la 1 ed i
II Voted rihllA ka W., I.a -n.l ka
-B j - a i
bs nervesnd intellect to mset tbe cosMsrqoea-c"-
Did this evidenoe ambitien! If eot waa
n honoraple ambition aa ambiuott to serve
his country, from which, never in tbe 6 re of
Touth nor in th. vigor of manhood, baa be
found an inducement etrona-enotub to swerve
him. t..
Some are inclined to view his recent course
"HI "bid forth, Presidencf." Then a he
moat unluckv bid ha has m'aldiilstd
lu boat-fof will the adninistraUon support
hunt Will th, pjrta ,uppolt jmf c lh,
1uth aldri,,,en'-individesL elect bim! To
bhese
, . VI1ITI twlj siui jmt i-
t houn knew IWs. AnJ tet hi apport oft met-
I . , : . " -
1M pAntftaM twai ik W . -
- ,....v..
or a
overeigq State, k denounced a a bid for th
Presidency! .. He la cow, and ever ha been.
with the Soother Slab) Right Party, and for ;
this I he denounced by h North, and tradu
ced, by theigner of th Proclamation. Th
man who "follow in lb footatep" caused the
breach between Mr. Calhoun and Gen. Jack
ion. To do thi he was influenced by various,
and, to him, conclusive reaaon. ' Mr. Calhoun
ticket, that he might secure the South te bim,
and thus ensure a Preaident who waa commit
ted against the tariff policy. They aucceeded.
Hut where was Mr. Van Duren all thi whilel
PrulHibly upH)rtiig Adam, or inatructing'Tlu
(u King or ai)luelMdy'! else to vote against
alive Elates. Uut when be found that the Or
leans hero wa gathering popularity thai the
Sonili, through Mr. Callioun' influence the
great west, despite of Mr. Clay's popularity,
a portion of the north were all flowing to him,
he larked altout,- and rejoiced in the "expedien
cy" of "Swrving under auch a chief." Thus
was General Jackson elected; and Mr. Van Bu
ren, who had done him some service in New
York, was quick to gain the favor of the old
Hero, whoauddenly imbibed Northern feelings,
and, or course, a dUlike for Mr. Calhoun, who
waa unbending and uncorrupted. . Uefore the
campaign for a second term, Mr. Calhoun re
aigned, and Mr. Van Buren wa forthwith nom
inated in his stentl on the Jackson Ticket. The
State Rights party then' rallied under Mr. Bar
bour, but they, were beaten. Mr. Caliioun then
entered the Senate; where he exercised all his
mighty energies against the Proclamation, and
other Federal assumptions and encroachments.
Siiicc that period, aa before it, be hs been the
sworn foe of executive power, the unconquera
ble champion and defender of tho 8outh; and,
if he has recently erred, in our judgment, we
yet do honor to liTs various and splendid abili-
tios, and rety impticiily in hts hrtnesty an p-
riotiam. And the South should remember that
they are induhted to his powerful and solf sac
rificing exertion for their release from the op
pressive and odious tariff policy; and that they
still behold in him one who i indeed and in
truth their friend the vindicator of their right
, , ... ... . . . ,i
n1 honor-therepr..ent.t,ve of theu purcjj
lofty principles one who never sacrificed prin
ciple to party, nor bowed 'the pregnant hinge
of tbe knee" "where thrift follow fawning," at
the footstool of power, nor yialded to executive
or legislative dictatiun. . s
VIKGINIA ELECTIONS Fur 4L Rmult.
It turn out at last, that Mr. Bank if elected
to Congress by a majority of 13 vote over Mr.
Slaughter, and has been returned by the Sher
iffs, notwithsUuiktng th informal manner in
which ome of the poll were ' held, which it
was at first reported they had rejected. '' " -.
In tbe Legislature, th Administration have
IS majority in llie 8cnato, the Whig 14 in
theUousejpfDejegate, making a tie on joint
ballot. Some given to the Adminiatration, it i
t!uL wilLiole Ub JheJVhliisiadbKijoi
oi wbisj Ststtass is ersiJl tiUI proKa-
ble. A -'
ASilHfomttT'JItrSiileed.-'-TKeBdTiirdnil7
in attempting to hold a 'meeting; jn Philadel
phia, on the 17th, to a hall newly erected for
their use, jJin expense of 50,000, excited
tbe popular indignat on, and a large mob waa
raised, the bouse wa attached, set fire to, and
reduced toash.ee.
TREASURY NOTE BILL.
The bill authorizing the issue of ten million
of Treasury notes, passed Ihe Houae of Repre
sen tali vea on the 16th, by 10G to 99; so (mend;
ed, however, as to take away aome of its obnox
ious feature. A motion was made the nejrtrf
day to reconsider, which was negatived by the
casting vote of tbe Speaker; there being 110 to
109, be voting in the negative, the queation
wa lost. The vote of the North Carolina del
egation, oniu passage, was as follows: Yia;,
Messrs. Bynom, Connor, llawkin,"MKy,
jyf ontomcry Nxt,Mes
ham, Renchef, Cha. 8hepjrd, 8lanly, Wih
liams. . On the motion to rcconaider Yxa,
Messre. Graham, Kencher, A. II. Shepperd,
Charles SheparJ, Stanly, VVillimns. iat,
Messrs. Bynum, Connor, Hawkins, M'Ky,
Montgomery. Th bill passed the Senate, on
the 18th, by a vote of f 7 to 13.
U. 8. Bauk Mock in New York has tdvanc
ed o 1 174. The domestic exchange are also
improving: on Philadelphia, t 1-9 per cent,
now; on Baltimore, t 1-2; on Mobile, 13 te 15;
on New Orleans, 8 to 9; on Nashville, 13 to
15 per cnt premium.
Wilmington and Ualeigh I'uilroad
Cotnpany, The regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders of this Com pa -
fey met in vv niningion. on ine , in in
stant, and adjourned on Thursday af
ternoon. Tha nie,ttnj: was organised bt call
ins Col ANUKRW JOVNER, of Hal
ifai, I Ihe Chair, and appointing
Messrs. J. Mcltae ami lloukted, sec
re lar if, lien. James Owen was una-
aiomualy reelected Piesident of the
CtMnpany, and the old Directors were
attain clioaea without, a
without, a dissenting
voice. sMewra. Jas. L Batllef Kichd
Washinrton, E. P. Hall, and J. Cas-
aid, the former Directors on the part
ol I he fttate, nave been reapmnteu Jor
the ensuing year, so that the Hoard now
stand.
JAMES OWEN, President
A. LAZARITH, P.K DICKIN80X,
A. ANDERSON. Dr. T. II. WRIGHT,
W. B. ME ARES, ROBt. COWAN.
- 'Directors choeest by lb Stockholder.
E.p 1ALL. R. Washington,
J. CASSIDY, J 8. BATTLE,
Director appointed by the Bute.
ColsAndrew Jnyner- waa the prosy
on behalf of the State. So large a num
ber ot Stockltblder hat neverbefore
convened in' North Carolina, and we
think we are jttatifted in predicting. the
happiest result mj b.cofidentlj ajj- v
ticipated from the- ie tnd enetfj
mtniiestea vj all .
l TUtt the work will be tooa brought
t ahippj concluiioo" we hava -riota
dutibt, and we liucrrel Iiom and be
lieve, that the pint manifested by
tin meeting .will rapiillj diffuse tUelf
throughout the 'whole State, , It ia ab
solutely impossible that Ihe Intelligent
gentlemen present at thU meeting can
tail to engraft upon the respective por
tions of the State in which thev reside,
the am ar4ent desire to improve their
condition, and elevate the -character
of North Ckrolina, by developing
the rich recoUraes. which are now bur
ied within her bosom. ; , ,
There were about fifty delegates pre
sent renresenttni' 4,668 shares ol pri
vate" stock, and Col. Jojrner, represent-
ing the stock of the Mate.
The following counties were rep
resented in the meeting: -Halifax,
Nasi), Kdgei (itube, Green, - Lenoir,
Johnston, Vayue, Duplin. Bladen,
Brunswick, and New Hanover. JA7.
Mv. ,
SC'StAP TABLE. "J";" '
Recognition of Texian JnJejienJenct
England, it is said, witi acknowledge tbe inde
pendence of Texas thi spring, unless Mexico
invades that country. '
A wife in Maine, can, bf- law of that State,
divorce herself from a common drunkard
Good. A lady who marriea a briite by mistake,
ought not to be chained to bim lor life.
Jilair i vexed at hi prospects in Virginia;
he call one whig returned a mink, another a
A-uri, three rsn, dec. dec I be inarUQca-
Hon is ill concealed. ,
The banks of Virginia, have commenced is
suing ono and two dollar note redeemable in
specie. i ' ,
Cotton Yarn: The rayetteville Ubaetver
aay the experiment of shipping Cotton Yarns
from North Carolina to Hie North, has resulted
ao satisfactorily, as to induce a further shipment
of &U bale, which went forward a few days
ago. The price obtained is decidedly bettor
then the tame number of Northern Yarn tell
Kf:
Tomato or Love Jpple. It ha been ascer
tained by a chemist in Ohio, that thi valuable
vegitablo yields, by chemical process, a sub
stance possessing all the medicinal, without tbe
injurious, properties of .calomel; fur which it ia
much suostiiuled. So ays a Cincinnati pa pur;
but we doubt.
uen. jacason, in a leiier rcceniiv reau vy pit
. 8tate.Senal!(,u,eaiJlh.t
. i . i , . . . 1 1 , r
he haa ever beeu oppoaed to all bank. State and
National, and he look upon them ill uncon
stitutional. And yet some ol the Tory editor
fly into a rage whenever it ia asserted that (Jen.
Jackson's administration waa inimical to the
Bank.
American Steam Navigation Company.
We learn from the New York paper that a
new company ia to be formed immediate!), for
the purposo of establishing a line of Steoni ships
between New York and Liverpool. It i to be
called the American Hieam Navigation Com
pany, arid they commence with a capital of
$ 1 ,600,000. Two hip are to be built a soon
as possible, .
Lynching A negro cook wa bound hand
and foot, thrown everloard and drowned, by
the passengers of the Pawnee steamer on her
way from New Qrleen tciBt, Iuie, in ronee-
quence ol supposed violence having been com
mitted by bim on th person of a while dumb
Mi wtjosaJaibec waa on board.
Mr. Alexander .Jit Boditcox, (say tbe
Washington GloU, of the 7th. inst.) waa pre.
Stale, on Oaturdsy lust, the 6th Instant, as En-
vojP'E xlraordmaryana -Minister PrenipTWwntii
ry of Hi Miy-sty the Emperor of Rossi.'
Georgia. A ConveiotVof the Union 'par
ty was beta at Alilledgeville, On tbe 7th, lor the
purpose ol nominaung candidate lor Congress
1 ho
persons received the nomination: Robert
Pooler, B. Uraves, J. 8. Patterson, D, C. Camp
bell, Junius Hillyer, Piram Warrtn, Alferd
Iveraon, Dr. J. G. M'Whorter, Charles II. Nel
son. It ia said a a weaker ticker could not have
been presented. The party butt be bard fan
in Ueorgia.
. Automaton MinttreL The ingenuity of
our country-men ha no limits.
Mr. Coleman,
it ia said, of Albany, ha completed an Automa
ton Lady, who play on everal instrument of
music with great taste and skill.
I Splendid l)onatioru--The donation f wen
y thomnnd dollan by the Pennsylvania Bank
of tbe Umled State, tor the relief of tha. suf
ferers by Ihe. lale fire t Charleston; 1 One of
the most magnificent evidences of liberality any
w here oa xecuiiL.xeflcciiag. the high.ei.crf dit en
the humanity of Ihe Directors of that institution,
Oa the 6th, tbe U. U, Bank commenced the
payment of specie for all- euroe under a dollseH
and on Monday several other Philadelphia
Banks adopted the same course. .
'i'-he toco-foco of New York have tried in
vain to get rid of Alexander Ming. He ia to
them "the shirt of Nessus." V, T. Gazette.
Tbey ought then to cherish him. - He is
probably about the only "shirt" they base a
mongst them. Prentice. '
X Yankee Bouquet for the Queen of Eng
awn. -Among the small . articles of freight
which the Great Western carries out, is one
which will be a novelty in. England. It is a
beautiful, bouquet of flowers, culled from Mr.
Thorburn's garden, at Hallet's Cove, and is in
ten Jed for the Queen. It waa eneloeed in a tin
ease, bereruetfically eealed with a plate glass
cover. It wa prepared at the suggestion of
Lieut Carpenter, and so prepared, that It ia
hoped It will be preserved witb freshness, to be
presented next week to the Queen, at Wind
sor Cattle
'I'rue Charity. The whole number of schol
ars attending th New York City Sunday
School Society,' according to tbe report at the
public meeting nf the Society - lost night at tbe
I abernacle, is 16,000.
Melancholy framing Tht parents of three
children near Wheeling, Va. left the little onee
alone at borne for a short lime. They entered
a pig-pen, and firing the bed of straw, were un
able (o make their way out. Tbe parent a'
larmeU by smoks, hastened borne, but alas, too
late to rescu their beloved offspring. Y
A request, signsd by a great number of citi-
xens of New York, ha been forwarded to Mr,
Biddle, to establish a Bank in New York, with
a capital of fifteen millions; which it is id will
be granted. "
The A Ibion slates, that there are yet hopes of
urunuy's steam carnage being brought into
successful and general operation an4 that it
ia, beyond all comparison, the meet advantage
ou mode of land convey t nee. ' . . ,
Tbe Richmond Enquirer announces that the
Administration ba "lost the campaign io Vir
ginia, by the force ef arctmflanreo." This
means, in plain English, by fhetbne of the ma
jority of the Feopl of the Bute. . .
' w e regret to toarn that the Bev. i. K. MaffiL
at New Orlesnt, was aerioaaiy injured May 4th '
oy a sisoss or in utv wbii vt auung iq, a war
den in-tbat elty., -. rCf ' x.
The
r W rt to Israa that vtoleno has bee
already committed by tha Cherokee, within
our bnuts, l)r. Joba Bruater, late Surveyor
General of th State, baa fallen a victim to their
hostility. Ht Ferryman was killed, it is stated
a. few hours previous, at the Ferry, from whence
they prececstsal to bis boose, ilia body was
pierced tew.balrWTO;Vw-A
1 he rmisiieiptiia V. o. U axe lie aunouuee
thai ene miUU, out kuudrrd xasawtMsl efoUar
were received oil Saturday Jjy the L8. Bank
from' ll Wert, w a. . a .
Tbe be baa bees found at work on some
el tbe stream Hw e miles from Hiohmond.
It was thought be had rserimi Virginia.
There ceruinlv hae been lateir some sulitical
beaver there, working lip the raw material f
Vn uurenism to aome purpose.
, ai$ntU CsmorsM. A wile, three children',
a good fire ia a told day, a socking luif, aud
mmwf0ft ' - ' wn
Onl at f. At a recent 'electioneering
meeting in Maine,' Mr. Justice Preble, a lc
Foco orator, on the occasion, actaallr ''Hsr. d
that if the iusirof Mr, Cilly were a J titty used.
the party would, derive lar more advanta je Irora
bi lUath than h had ever been able to rain
lor , it in hi life!" Such ia lb viie and atro
cious epirit of Loee Focoitm,
J. F. Burg win, !aq. of thi Stale ha been
invited by the Pecrelarv of War to attend as
one on&eHoardjrTSers at the annual exam
ination of the Cadets of the United Slates Mili
tary Academy at West Point, to co3.uieuce on
tbe first Monday lu June.
C3 Cratle-ine "in th foottru."- Our old
friend of tbe Washington Chronicle we had
thought, from bis lofty, independent bearing.
would be the last to "lotlow in the footsteps ol
thetjurper::aiiil the "KoyaBli" but e
mwat eonloss that he is getting a Utile CoL.e.
(fj We must declniu piiblythiii(f the
strictures of our esteemed correspondent
Watson." ' Thry are too caustic."
The French are' about to lilockadc Uuen
ot A y re.
Mttittifipi. Complete return of the elec
tion in tin State have not been received!
hut it is believed Prentiss smd Word aro e
Iccted. " C3 A new paper has beetl' corrt
meiiced in New York called the
Herald of Holmes" published by
Edmund Palmer, "without monef and
wttlnrtrt prce-.-,, hlr Pal nre r says - rre
"has nothing; to do with money, bein;
convinced trut it is not, as must per
sons suppose, a perverted, but a per
verting institution) an engine of op
pressinn, and a curse to all mankind."
All this may be very true: but still
we are at a Moss to conceive how Jklr.
Edmund Palmer manages to live with
out contaminating, hi finger with the
oase stun, anu more tnan an now; ne
manages to get his paper printed With
out paying for it. That were a secret
worth knowing. Indeed, if Mr.. Pal
iner will apprize the. world of his mo
dut Ojitrumii,' there will be riojonjer
any excuse for irreThtlliig-with money
anil therelore that will be the shortest
possible cut t the great change be pi o
poses in ' the economy- of human life.
Mr. Palmer has other great Reforms in
view ine aoonuon "numon enverit
menti," and the overthrow of ' the
"nominal church" which will be ef
I fected, doubtless, about the same rime
that men come to the eonclusion that
gold aud silver and "promise, to pay"
'Brtt we tavivaloabtt . tnan brick-dust
and blank paper. ; ljiut, if Mr. Palmer
uK!wdv4rfrTmflfftTu t-r -
guCe4av4fr4fviflgtTutTrmonert &
in nrintinir a mnp- l.u, - svs, il ns ...
whert
foOtSfeps," though he be for a tlilie.sol-
ttary-and alone.' - We fear, however.'
that he will fail in hia" Experiment"
and that, like the Iiiii'.maii's horse, he
will die jusns he has learned to live
without eatih. or else that he will be
cast into the debtor's prison just a ', he
has devised a plan to print a paper
wtinout paying lor it.1 However, we
shall await t e dtaoutmtnt, fat news
paper pamgrs phis t Ray, ; with intense
anxiety! Lync. Va. '
. Fob tub Sraa. .
'' . A CASE. :, .".
' I am, Mr Editor, a friend to Christian wor
ship on the Lord' day. When Tenter '.the
sanctuary 1 expect to sea at least decency and
order prevalent on the solemn occasion. ( Where
lbe.caureeUtfn.Jjicflj
kneel too; but, judge sir of a situation where I
am environed, on .the right hand and on th
- feft, before and behind, with a flood of amb
threatening destruction to my best Sunday
nit, if I dare venture on my knees! This I
think a public evil, deserving public notice. I
hive, for many years, thought it irreverent
well indecent, to oiler libation of Iheoflen
sive Indian weed, intlead of a purer incense be.
fore the throne of the Almighty; and when I
wa myself fond of tbe article, I never dared ue
it at that holy hour and place. Indeed, we
generally notice that those who Indulge most
in this censurable practice, keep their seatt fur
thest front lb a'tar, thereby indicating some
doubt whether the practice will hear public in
spection. I do trust sir, that public sentiment
HI yet put down an eM to unbecoming the
bouse ef Uod. ' TITUS,
a JIIAItlCIED.
fa Baltimore, on the 10th Intl. by the Rev.
E. . Dursey, Joseph II. tlatit, .Pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in thi City, to
Mis Ann i, Ueale, of Westmoreland county,
Virginia. Oa the UUt, Drt Powell, of Halifax,
to Miss Msry Cox. ef Scotland Neck. In
Ratherford, Mr. Wm. O. Mode to Mi Win
nifred Crow. - Mrr Peter 'Thombury to Mit
Nancy Esrwood. Mr. Hsnry Melton to Mis
Mirah Dvesv Mr. Jamea I wney to Mia Mar
garet M'CurrV. Mr, Daniel. Melton to Mis
Narcissus Forturwi Mr. Jarne W. Mode to
Miss Nancy Money. In Wilkes, Mr. (John
Livingston aged 65 years, to Miss Msry Dy
son, aged 45 In Burke, Mr. Isaac West to
Miss Elitsbeih Houk.J In Rockingham, Mr.
John P. Gibson, of Guilford, to Miss Demaris,
daughter of Win. -Porter, Esq. In Orangs,
Mr. John Bird, of Caswell, to Mia Ann A
Brarnric. In Chatham, Mr. Isaae O. Brooks to
Miss' Susanna Marth. In Davidson, Mr. Dern-
eey Brown to Miss fclira Mock. In Gibson
county, Tenn. an tbe 19th alt, Mr. Benoet
Rtgan to Mrs. 8uan Yancey.
- 4' ' DIED ''; ; '''; 'X
Id Borke, M. Wa, Cuthberteon, r. aged
98 year and 14 day. Jle waa a soldier of the
Revolution. - in WedeM, Mr. Jcaut Matthiaon.
Prolessor . D. Knowle of the Newton (Bap
) i neologies i loaliutte, 0iea or vanotmd an
the fitb imrt. lie caught tha diseis while at
tending tbe recent nnivr'rsariee in the city of
jtvw s-ra. sm sssuiwoiiiii, . ui. xioftins, tin
Nwbefn, Mr. Eihily Hall, etnisort of the late
.'. -;' ,'4- v " "77"' ; ' ;"
Oe. A. HalL Ea. In Wa'k eounty , Fri
day a of a Pulmonary atlection, Dr. Kawsom
Hintoo a man i emphatically wiiheui reproach.
If be hid an ememy in the world, we never
beard of h. v He had for month a distinct view
f bw 4iolotion, which be eeniemplated with
that entire composure, that nothing bat the in
nocenc. intemtv and usefulnese of .bis-ble.
and an uni(Ti4a suiruisioo t-.tli. wiU.of
Providence eould bestow. Ntgntr-j In re
teraburg, on the Tfh Inst, in the bloom of life,
Mrs. Mary M. Hurt, the mible eonsovt of Mr.
Branch T, Hurt, and daughter f Mr.- WUliam
Gilmour formerly mf rhi City.s ' v ' ' .
wsss
a..
f E AT EiPEDlTION. .
Tbe Knieigb awl liu el Company
have lb i'ssei to snuouuee to tbe'publia that
the ltcidje over the ttosimke and twelve lu Its
ef lasirUiiM tvti,g ai(tielal in daily use, for
h ii-sasiwrVsliosvuf pte nl produce, lla-y
nn h,ri, -.( the siiiHpV.iHHi l ine Kail Jioau
bvtsteen Uiehmirnd "aii'1 Pi'tei skilrs;, a eonimii
ant hienlrsilsv eoinmnnatatinn from Litilclnn
to the North, lu Ihe conns vl k lew wsfis, s
bom SO miles more wf Hi' If lUil lloa'l tll t'
ready, ohi-u Iwieomolive will il:nlv leve Chalk
Levsl f llt'Miln toe lleiwlTuribeNoMli, iusteail
of l.lHIcliw a at prescMl. ' )
1 his is itir tirssl mail route, anil the different
Rail Itoad tympanies' nnw run thrlr d.nlj msil
line I'uua Cittlvlon la Near Yoik in S'i lurars
mimton time, oc liisluilmif nil lupwgea iultn
iImh is liuuis, without the H ol a smelts main's
sleep.
Iravellers from Geeerialinrough, Saliibory
ami the VV sal we iufoniitd (list, by lakiii; this,
route, hey will reach WaliiiiKon"l-'ty hours
ahead "nf any otlu c (int., avonling al the same
time about KI miles ol Shying and the loss ul
Iwo night's sleep.
Tins i the plratsati Jt and nimt experiitinus
route to rtie Viigiuia Spiii;. A fli st rale liiis
of Cosebr is kt'pt ep Irotn Littleton Ihrougti to
UaleiKb oliera Ihe bsihii Weu rs line mter
arcti it anil where it unites ailb ihe Brent South
ern mail line- to FnyeUcvllIe, Cutuiuki, Aa
gut and Urnrli S'us.
VlJf" The Kxluiti ll.igisivr, SalKlxtry Waleh
man, Greensborough Patriot, KHlrvill Ub
sref7 Rtrnrvflttf 'ltt'glsier, i Hi raw -t.'aietirr
tjotuiubia Trlesenpe, Autusta Courier, ami
M lilt ilircT illu Journal will itiarrt oils w. k
until tit nf A'lR'ltl. soil I'orwsid il.sir asvoetitt
tutheeinoe. on lit Itshih ltijultr.
Kaiiegn May IS, ISSS n it
I. : XV. MAKRHAI-Is'S
Ointment for llic Blind Piles.
Thi Invsliriihla. rem -ity ' ka bees) te-versl
teara' before the poblit tilt virta and sHIi-stj
have been vrejl tested, d, la noasweu lS'si
ers, hi ihe raest sggiavated form nf ihs diarair.
In net solitary sate bat It area known to tail
la ttteslMig a attr.' Ntsns very resHscSabl pts
torn have borne lesiiraeay o its vUisaayt among
whom it the Ite. W is. A Smiili, ul lit M. V.
CbuVerr, aiMl Kdilor vt the Cnleretwe Jon real,
who, Inn's kifowa eaperietMsj,' e"sniiely r
eoiniMeail it to tbe liublw St kUta, swaxaa
an, ism arncir.nr iluti,"
li may ld at the b'tore of II . TUCKER,
Agsnt, KelrighN. !,ja . t Mi ( :"
coach i:;), B.inorcyr.j.
The Sebtwriher bas oa baud sssortmewS ef
ttl kh..u IVni..!. K,,n,M . - Vte-I,l aislMlil.
" - " - -r , VI
wviksw 1, m tMi,tsrWaf SemutH iton ailtrt
ary maniiiMCiiirefi rlMrwAsts. 1 h
( wuhli.glo supply lueatselte. will phase tall
and julge for theucln. .;
T1IOS. COHBS.
Raleigh, MaySl. tSSS"
-. The Preparatory hol
Ol theOreenbiirough Female Collegi-
t ate Imlitute,,"'"' '-'' ; ,
It been epeowtl uadrr the topsrintsndenc ol
' , , Mis JUDS0N., !i. .... , ,j
' TriMi of Tpition, Ac. .
Readms;, VVrHmg, Aritbinelie, 'o. Itrtt
I lettOM ia Geography,- par setsiou of Ave '
mjntilis , . j . . SA nn
ttnalMi lirmr, 'fteojraphy.'ll'istoMMrfl
the V. atstes, and Brst ieitou in f'hilo- '
1 hrte, i(n History, Ancknt Uspgrapby
' ' orNstural I'liilosoplir, 10 00
for the preerding,' to far it 'hey remain
t h umpltU..-toHUir vuu any of
,iue loiiowiHg: Uliriiiiiiiy, AsirvrxHiiy, ,-.
' Itbetbriol Motirtf , Morsi atul lulcllretu-
ty, MfU.ologv.Msi, ; - sHiff
LjiIiii, Trench or Spssisb, s'rs. III UU
Drawing, Paiutmc, Unianwiiisl Needle .
. We k? extra, : ' 10 00
: .Exsreiara in Compotilion, and tbe as itisal
reading of such works at are tpsotslly tesigud
to loreu the female eharacier, will be submit iJ is,
, Suileble Assittsnlt, Uea neeettsry sill be
promptly provided..! , i - .
A muskal department will be peoctt aw Ihe
fit July:' Term, per scniea ot five niunikt,
SO dollar.'-- ' - .''
liookt used in the sekoel can be obtained in
this plaee I'upilt hoin s ilnisnce are a -id
not lorureitli tbemtelvet until tbee arrhal, in
onler to teaure uitiluitMiy. )
There will be two sessions of five anwntht eKb.
eeromeoeing ea the 1st Janusiy aud Jul. At
Ihe pt-caert, aesorsfing te Hits srranewmevil of ihe
uoaiil, win be a iirokea session, lbr will ae au
suspension of school etertitei litis tuiainci', sul
osiinue regolarly on uatil the winttir, teres.
i'upils tusy ba enteied at any lima daring the
etsiou, and trill be ebartad unlv tl oru tUtt umti
Of entering. , -- .
A tlricily moral and 'parental diaciplin
be snlortsd. ' ;, i.' ' . .
Boaril. in renleel . families, can ha nhtslnsJ si
from 7 to 'J per mouth., , s , i.
i- AptieatKn or eclrfenee rear be made lo Hv.
M. tlrwk and Dr. I.J. M. Linrtaav. ' I reent-
borough, Ret. H.G, Ulgh, Uo)dton, Va .He.
Heaueit T. Blke, Kaleign, and llev. Jesses
Hied, SalitberKi lly oriler ot ihe Hoard.
-A.vi u a. llltTANT, See'y. '
boro'.May ..,,,' .4I it3 3;
Grecniboro.
xunitEie ro ai.k. -
, The Sobssriber bat bow oa bsnsl, at lit Mill.
(It lltake'i) 17 mile ttslol Ualetgh, 100,000
iee oi tnouo'.Sjaiiiber, o( "t"y rrniiiisa '
tawed out of Lnuc l:sf Pine, that Maul-, -.1
ceiiense oi is roe wen anowti la tsM u.
pulf. Person sletii wig te pnrchate will pr,M.
"pi" w r, s, una sb reea. Usleigli.
or to Hry Hortou, at the Mills. -.
lb prise at tha MUlswitl fcf,l perboadredi
bill, if a Urge qivatay e btssgbt, evea lots tbaa
ibat will ba take.
k...; ; "-''. ' PETER FOSTRB-;'
Wake, May 81,13 ... -
Vissw4
jC' " i''ask i , , , .
sCxamlnatloas. Lwitlsbarv , N. C.
Tbe eatainatioa af tbe Stadeate of tbs male
Asademy wu commence ea ssnlsy.ith Jess
nest, aad tba young Udies tbe neat day. On
Ibaeveaing at I be nd day, an Address will be
delivered by William H. ilitlla, Ktq. ta th pa
pil ef both Departiaenit, ia Ihe female A astir
mt, Psrenla, and all ether hrtereated is Ihe
duaaiioa of yoath, ara swspastlully invited to '
tttrad a the asessien, ;... (By ardtr.
Loaiibarg, N, C, My 19, U3 i 1w
f Trre)"f Ltrat Kawlsief
itloa-sa? as J
IX THE MTIIDT OF; HC LAW.
Tt'UNKK lc tUt;MKUiritS; pleaiure of
aunoiuwioc B h acnili 'snksi frt llie BssSnd ble- :
deal of ! , Ihn eomutetma ol 4be abase
work wbkyw will Im 0nhil ieVsluakle to all
In the iaoeiitiou ot a Mu.ly, sseuraie aad iori-
stl arrange asrnt it iadrtniai'tttf. Withoe H,
the Student wi alwayt grops In ihe rl.rk, and
Ulliraatety , Ami hit labor . sisefees 1 he grnt
olijret af thi wot k bt to imprest opoa ihe mind
llie metrtrHliesI - divukin, nl tajMivtaieti of
tllMkHoii Cornnitslfrja wrl!tio enable rtie
student eftntvially to .setter e wra and prs
ttrvc the errangerasat at tbe ! geaeaal gaide ef '
bit luiuro fluihrt. , . -t , .
To the pra .tl. imitr also, ft It rTcemeiT' u teful'
in latnlKlating hit learning and" nrmingtn in
strustivo' sunt ornamental pnUe tn an 01
fits The genthnlaan, too wtta deairViot of
esnming asinted wnhthsl eytlent ef laws,
l vhicn wire -it prinsipally, smoostrL sod
whkh is highly natetvary to every Lfgislalor
and tchnlar, will ba mslsristly bentGlieil by h ,;
us-, e.pesiolly lu eotijm.euou with the Coinsaea
laries. i. ,i . ... :
'I'ne following Wit feaplsnatron sill tnnvey Id
lite reailrr jon.e Idea ol tbe TSll 0 Ltasa '
KNOWLtnOB ' ' ""
The tln re roots, Ceaer! Castoms, Partientar
Cu'ioms n4 Pai-ticulse Law, tpiingint; ton
ihe lilt-iviug .soil and af Nattowsl Kstvealeil
I sw, grew in ties blo that msgnitlvent trrn
tim loiiim'in l.aw of KngUad. whieli eurommd
the (.litrvnnee ol the lighlt of Msn, ke.
.The RikIh ol fenoui. cgotlitutiiig the first
or lie lit biaurh ol this tree, ttellneste lhr'iRht
ol mm, v,hetbr absolute er relative, theelattc .
ol socirty wbrtlrer.ceslrtias'teal or Ivfy eivil, "
milnaiy or mantiroe! ann rsMr:frt,t sleertst,
ol standing r from thf King to the Psstotitt tha
I'oim of Government, aa.1. Ibe beads ander
liitb tL it tn be srtiiniilUeil. Interperseil,
thi ouglionl, are the iutigiiM, tmhkms and mot
tiiet, vtliiih denote the rank, preednee ai d
I eeiili.tr province pi, each.. , -r
I he teionU uctmn dCBotet the Right ol
Tilings, and commences it It the iirominrnl rli
tinoii of rt si and persnual, kt epbig ihem (lit
I. net llirru.h nt, and enali'ci the frailer to have
constantly belore bim lit bindsaf property, tbs
rttstrs l,iih may be had therein,- the variuu
rut sms by s lurb Hit taey be arrjuiretl anil lost
making the rvstlrr also.aeriiiaiujf.d ilh lh
iifisoiit capable nf slienii.g, and ol being alien
nl to, ami tliiferenl methods nt alieaing
with du tlt, tlistr kiniltj. rtcjuiiilst, : anm
poneiit parts, how avoided, fcs bU bough
!MJ!j!s Qvjj jujehile jn.jiiio
ilii alnio'tt alt proptrly it( held by or andcir
il,-.il ' ' ' - 1 "
Neat In tueeessinn. It Pi Hats Wrrmt " Af-
tev:)sptuiite tn ttxim u hioh a saaa may,
niri .-t-li!y lolse, redirit Ms esa wrongs a jth
otii reroin se lo any tribunal, and tbe rrflren
hWh the law r es tlhout seeking ber al the
reader is aMretieeed Into ihe - vtrtoui Cvnrls
shrra lie may obtain redress, informed of the
method of obtaining, it. and all lh wroat which
lie it lisbls lo rcceiv in person or pronertv.
fUv!o puhlie eAVneet and the . remedy lor
every Itijniy. These remedies, ba wlUpertcive,
see bmae by BmU, tit her Bytng towartl .the
tree, wsestied anna ' lis woUghtt with a aeroU
wsfiitg torn ilt tk, 'wWherwo a rt- wrtttea Ilia
rvmetty. 1'ba first position indiesies injuries
notmiitctt wa ' fatWi vhw tss tniwries whkh
tow st Ihe eon ne ef sent si legal ett.
The last., se ieK brsnsh, represeut Puhlie
Wrongs. This emWsse th -nature .of arimea
aad their punivhmcnls, tha. jperton capable of
euminiiling ilw-m, the rethr. Sm ii-st in Cries
tul Cnunt, Ihe mrsns nf pt'eveAtlng their per
prlrstlon.'Smt thrle vsHoua kbiftat tgamut Cod
and Krligioo, lh ComfiMaweaHwrMh Gdvera
ntent, the jt ol Nat hint ann individeala AU
raw wrewgr ' wkisli nvsv ka atrevw eaob, are
aciorauly degoed, asxl tha aststlMWestl liHm
follow ths,esm.tiotsrtl be pvwUbraenti
re represeaied by fignre. . -ajcalaieti bylbeir
appraranee, to 4iaey,oreil: ef their aompir
ma enormiiv .Forf pior full asdgrapbis -prssaion,
so indt-s to i fatal branch it anneiad.
that index ft KilrrMtui erf In BtS allegory alto,
smvrying still te-tnnbf inrraettonK A teasple
j.et s, supported nyttire ltaatvt columns ens- -ilematie
tr th mited - snverasnent ol tiieat
u.
-iManarsliyy-Aiistnsrtay "t Ue
uon tl. entablature, a bu k they
cipperf, rises finely thtd sntumn represent'
trig ine urHiui t rmstitiuims. ieppntnMeoi
uiiiii, is ii(uUlem nf-tbe Ofim ssliA sre
tide over the tlritiniesoi thai mightjt Ballon.
OA One baud from a raii.bnw, that encient ibjit ef
a eavenant, ol ebedienre and pndecliin, bewms
a rtlulgtnt light, which spent -the vision, lo all
the. benefit whltli flow h-r ia ukudieuce. to laws,
ami good government. Plenty witb her eornu
topi of prolusion, rnlltt, gentle pee, wresthlsg
bet ei w sroens, oameed with bsrsittrrs.
Art ami Science, all trvellint ia ikeiMiihltof
s milleiiitrMi. ,llul on ihe other band, nay ba
(wrtielwtl in th datknea that reigat, v-in tor- ,
ribl rsublaaoary limned," tba figtuesof lenifio
rei gi-anee. breathing forth Ihe. punishment a
which e wait eseh a ims. "Wbere paated tha
hurt" Ihe tarse It fonnrt," and ea k writla I be
shatiMineal wbkb luUfw the fOmniittioa of
mitilenieanprt, . .. - i v
" Th abova deterltit io4 Is Wdranlte to eont ar
to ike fitiint el ihs reads, a just SevWptlon at itws
swleudid IVwsrsnisiB. r-lt, twould M .anruitietl.
and ibet carclullr, ia onler ts uailerstaiul
thnrnughryihe beauly sppaisni ia in do tiers
and BMrstflOBV ' ' . "Ottti .,
ar(ie.bwibM
prose ui ut iM ocuicqidlil Ol ine r.0gPtvr.glo.
ireatiy rii)og upoa the eilisen of the MUld
Nwelt tvtate" lor aupport ia tba smilertskingi ra
ttieetlMlly call their attention te this tngvassea
protluctiyn f on of ber, ot.t, a gcnllrmsn et
the bar. i ll it with great rrluclanc Hurt Ihey
kii4 for lb a 8nli ipisow isnsx eat, m iUs
preseat iUnei il i aaavaidaUaV ' Tba
inte, already incurred, rentiers it aeeetsasy
thai Maty to many enpiet ihotild be ttntt k till' a
assy be sailed tor by Hubsertker. . w i- .
lF(ir opy mouiitsxi wi rolUrt ia lb
loi-rn a a large Map, tight Unllsrt bound at as
Arlat, ( rhillara-or in iheeta, sensiiung ef
stvea plMet, Ave dollar. , ss t ,j
bsUtutbt rt will plsase tend ia ibeiratmes, at
an ci ly day, and sieify the lot-s Mr wbleb lbs
detire loreete Mi wotk.-'
Hiiee intent re In be teen at Ike Nnrtk rfL
ba llot k Store, where rrntlemsna sr Ixii.rf
alt and examins Mx valuable addditisa, to our
ta Libraty. ,
- ' TfJnSErt lc HCfTHR3.f
ttsleigb. May eisjm 7 !I V ' M t '
' , ...-.WAITED," ". '
A aitnatinn at 1 etcher, by e yrmng man aha
It tiualHieil to teach the Latin, firefk; Preneh
ami Knglith Lsngntjea. lie hse tontsderablw
eaperieiwe iu lescbuig, aad eaa produce satis
lactory tetijiuenials at to kooaledga and moral
onduet. V--. :.. . j ' ,-.- , . ., . .,
AppWcstioa to be aitde by letter te A. R. tf.
Oiloril, N.C, lirsnvill eons.lv.,
The Kxrixiaet ot this iinttiuiioa will sJu r
the first Settioa by Pablie Etaroinalioa tn be
heldon Tbwsslsy aad Kiidav, tbe Uh and I5ik
oi June. ; Pareoieand ft iead are invited , r
teiul. i no .eeeofttt settioa am snnimeaeeoa
Manila, ihe Jti of June.' "b Subtcriber'a
bpasa will still b Open tor Bnaidert, as Stw
tfents, el the ususl prise at f doltsre moeth far
boarH (S)ldal furaubinr their ova lirbts,)
Taissen, $T K, $10 and ftt SO th
J ai sL M.t . l Bs
tiiusted i iBtile North, West wf Leei,i,
one m is fiora the Htsr rotH. Tbe 8beribr
weald present the following adaantate of thai
IwatMuti
utioa. to witt Nt bealtby and retirve ii'aa.
a whkorhood at merat and iwni'rioaa
lioo, a
people. aal
n gcee wsiiy. . -i,rrnkiaMr
Ul ,.w mmr.
Hemden,
aowaf-
c-rtr. tr.niiLLcu hahmovs
ed bis rinse to tbt af the 4upertilr ConrrtJtrrfc
m Ihe Caee Hs ws) . ar may be litaacL
taet wtina, neetttssrily atseau a i ; v
sl.itVNos , rr - t -1 ( ' '
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HLANKr for nj bere.
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