rnnceasias wim
hi brains,
..II :.. nlirft
rr4o" '".I" ,
tthTFalt Tnrf of Wake Spe
1 Ca-t cominenced ita te.sH.it ; in
L (:Uf wa A""U"V - " 0 -
L..rrtito8 : . . ; .
ff uf Mr. lU-ubttl Muse. of this d.y,
. W' lichtriins tn Saturday
MisV She iWnh,kr
mlYnd a.U.I. boUi f whmii, by a.
triable proviuejicc, eatapwu
iii
V '.. Franklin, 1'Uq,
Ckrk of llie
.tf of liVpreseniativea of the Unit-
,l"'lriiie tjl Lancaster; ft
)V-A noyit binng this title,
;.iMibv Mr. '. H. Ransom, lormer-
li'arreoton.
i 4hi State,, has
t been ju'.Jihed
at the fturthv; A
t,f complimentary notice of the
mf appear .hi tlia New York Even-
of lite
r"gta?, but it highest commendation'
Icnad iu the fae't, ' that the ,je'majul
it Lai bceu so great, the fn st edition
nearly i xl-susled.' TT""
ABOLlTlllX AND UKMOCiUffe
A(a Van ureu Cwuv cntioo recent -
Ui-hHu Vrimuut, 0etuIjuiuetI'UeV
ution aditptcJ
'i'li.0. Uwmocral. m eonalJec
fclorepWj ourle. to all reimiltt.
.iwlcterliiiiK if tj mwnnieni.
.lorxion 'r. Su'-ch a violent xoa
cti going on Wtweeo tlia ilurmoni'
and the other in'.iauitanta ol Hie
iMili n-eslern purtuni of Misouri, that
i.ialleu iu ine at. jOui papers ie
i . ' . : .t
MiM'WMi r.
The French have nrt reinforce men la
tli Mexican coast, and are prosecu-
iti line blockade with truieaaed vigor.'
. " hi i ' ar, i - hi i i r" -t .
Cue. Wtlliam Clark, of -Mmsoun,
aliose name tinpvrt&hablr associated
vith liiat of the late ileriwelhft Lewi,
in the history of the expedition tv the
rVific wna. er U lUck r Manor
.A - . -
lu'iui, dud at Si. Lutiia on the lt ulL
Something A't'. A pCopoaitttnt has
Wa made m iNcw Turk, bjri, writer
win iihhold hi name from the pub
he, tu get up an exjH.tli(ioti, Cuniting
f mixal jaung wen iiljr, to settle a
w J the iaiaoiU in tlte I'a-tific ocean.
whicH ar! repretentrd to be pel fact e
ly.iawa, rich in every thii( that couh
Urfpt ih l art of man. ;. A joint atock
jn p any i li be formed, and louie of I
1 1 . . aitcil Inland la be uccupigd
1 IW 'uree a trade in 'to be carried on
iii Sue natives f the ueiithboiiiii;
luamU and with Can'on; Jliitilla jjn
lfn4ndiii-de
( tt made, (which ia ) too io a
lew'f eara.'l all ht3i' if, wiH t
at liltertr to retr to tltir placcf o
'iiij, and liejikc piiiicea the bal
ance of their day . Uut ao dulightfu
and aaluurioutia the climate, but ew
it i conjectured, will avail theinseltea
of tliia privilege. Tim Boston. States
man t'jinka the whole atlair (jar-dream
of some love sit k youtfi, which will end
in tlisapptiiiitmeut and vexation.
- V " '
Gen. Iliiiniltwn. has regoiiated in
Uadon, with the house of Joha Horse'
if Palmer, a Itian of two milliot'ta for
the Charleatdu and Cincinnati Uai
lload Company. The Charleston ,oti
ier says-.-Tl,ift . gratilying intelli-
Cnce places beyond ;conttiigencj.th
""We enternrine, for the execution of
l!ie coiopanj.was foruieil. -
Thin tr iVy tludr .right .'umet-Jin Jfntlt
reaenUtt a Van ira Democrat.
The prekent .VauBureQ candidal
tor W em or in Maryfand;.was unrjor
ned by hi party to call hiinaetf t
Democrat of 'Dtrf to Which he respoiWlu'.
umi: fffiicLJrkiff.
If I were (n a I w ilvinnrra
f 08,to the charge of deceit ajaiwat iue-!
teiknl.l lk . i'i.i l. : ftP ;
. ur auperanucu inai il lncoBami
'"cv against OUR party.. J nave-never
denied that I was a' federalisSt A re
tarded old partiea." , ....
A method ba been invented ef drawing .en
sine, aid to ba vat far'minerior in eiRfct to I
thognphy. Tha roodrof prepirinf tha .metakj
o aa to fit u fM th purpose Is said t be a aacret
knnwn but to on ron fllU.i.c9uBtr
h process of stamping, ft delicate piuk 4lnt i
n. nu
r j mi . , . m
. . .. tn.'ll - - -
, Jf i turnll J ' him "P;
-ISAAC. CfACHEl'V-:':
vBvrjea mm pMr, bywbiclnkaenB:n34xper . . 4 .Icborcai iy IaUi,lJl 1. 10th,. and .1110, it oii anu jaw t rn, - -rr
..'-. ' .. ..... --.T.A-i.rj.? L.. I tioh -narlv and tha AbolltlontStS: It 1,1 J , . . k 'I .K.lf- tits late: llev. Cbkrto A.
w n-aieio auumathe anoeannmof tnavrinzin eraUc vanl .Allt W ttto orin.irvumpimn. 1 ry ---- j. , u-rrr.a tow w u-m. n,7 , --v. . ; . . ,nji ,j .
' '." ! '''''' ' 1 . ..-'.-' . ''". ., '. . "; "; rr-J: - ' ? ,, -. . -, '.' ' ' ."':'" . '. ! '..."' -- :v- : " ' i;-' '' -' .'. ' - ' , -'.: - - . ". : ;'" ''''" ! -'' ' .'"' ' " '
TH5 UNjON-Tne .NORTH 4 SOUTH
Th great and auspicious events which prsce
leiTrid attended th formsuorf of th Bum id
le aa Union,' and the unexampled prosperity
mtkh ba flowed from it,.hav combined to en
dear the State to each other, participant in
th iplcreU.tnd tiling. 11. ootid of em-
jearineiit U but a natural eratuene ot Ukit t
iclaiivn U eeb other. Too' iloaceitdaiiia of a
common ancMTy.-aoJ exile from sonimni.
ounlry, t'tn wiiile eiuturinf colonial aaTk
-age tblMr arr (ouni tofether by tha airongnt
ayngaiiiir. , -iiencorwoeo in nrai mow K'li on
Dot tan, lue ahorJ of patriotic lympatby vilmiled
tbrougli the kngtb toil brratkh ol the colon.;
lb hum of ftaaaaehuMlt regauieil a th
(ju oflte eountry and ber wrong were b
eed to dvmiiiid an iuiftieJialeerno of th
npir. AAJ a the car-of Britwh airnac. and
iuaidnr iij partiil triuoijil rolled onward, thS
colonic aliariutety huped and featad as th UM
ut tlioanie common ctu Waned or prooi.'ljr
glltt. rtJ in lb acendanL - A I but, when they .
hll tfiumj'ticd. the reellectiou of toil aod bard-.
hip encountered together, and of victuue
el.icvcd undrr one banner and. orer ,tt) utw
foe, iaerelU uiott powerful iurentire to that
aboeul nmty or interest ami IcelmJ, wlilcb
ttirj hoped wouM be pi rjietua! as their naer
w bad baeii brilliant nj glorious. UuLsi-
pericne oon'taujflit tb impoteury of tbf Coti
luikratioii; and ibrConvenlion of '89 asserubli'J
aud framed ConilUtlon, wblch, wbil it
eiHtrjry did dircetioa, to lb federal arm, prom-
Ud to liolJ tire ritits of the Union and o!Vthe
Slates in happy counterpoise. . The aneiam-
led"proprity which uaad oa this cent; ag.
'culture untaxed, aiid yiftJinff a suerfl.aity of
llie aecessaVir nd lunurios uf lif; eoiuoierc
ree s air, and Waging to our port the Wealth
sud products of other nations,' a tha. return for
our funil:-'.itie, atltod the .cweelterica of th
Cjiisiituliua nd the wisdom and o'liity af ihos
iiiia tVriuvir'it.",h eoordrrat' brauthe of
th government worked harmoniously .together;
and lb most perfect equality f condition aud
frcedora of sditiiuerrt pervaded tha.oountry." No
jealous rivalry, nor ungenerous bickering and
controversies then distracted th public affairs;
mutual want create joutu'a) 'iepeni!enc and
the tyro great section were duis niade depend
eut upon each other. Kvsu then, our territory
embraced avery variety of soil, and every pur
suit, of "life. This, Which to ih uperfirijl
olwer.ee Would seem a barrier to 'uity and ja
ler course, was, of itself, the strongest link in tha
cbainflfounJiiroorpid tire North luck arti-
rle for eonsantption? Th South war ever com-
potent nd .willing to furnish "(hem; aud what
ever the North iuiporled, or manufactured at"
home, alway found a ready market at th south.,
With the proud recullodtoo of revolution
ary triumph, and with those motive to cherish
th Union of interest nd feeling which suc
ceeded Uit triumph, can .it ha that a apiiit of
disaffection to the Constitution nojw aiitM We
confess our apirehcuslon of the possibility, sy
of Ilia eertaitttf of tha eristenc of such a spir.
it If so, with who'm ilid it originate Jlu in
quiry. it i now our purpo to auswer. .. ...
At th aJo-tion of the federal eemstilulion, the
numerical strength was with th North. Henea,
it is not remarkable that there never has exist
ed is tbt section an r-U! or numerous Btate
Right party. As their numerical strength in
eieased, their federal principle began more ful
ly to developa themselves; and they war not
sc.opulous in the us bf Ih'at ascendency Which
this advantage secured to them over the na
tional ceunrhV' Their ablest Tnea wer soon
actively engaged in tha advocacy of monarchical
p. wers lor the federal governmentt and they
curej. 'wilh little difficulty, the election of one
of their oartv. Mr. Adam. But tbr practice of
his principle cost htm his place; and with him,
the federalists were prostrated. But ifiey .eooa
revived, collected their, brokew forces, and re
newed tha attack witbra-ouhltdi vigor TVy
brought out Mr'. Burr, in opposition to Mr. Jef
ferson..', iy this dm, hovr,' the South bad
1iTme mora perfeetiy arousnJ. and mm folly
apprehensive f the true Ute of parties; .ana,
with th ail of a small republican party at the
east end north, sh again overthrew them, but
not Without a desperate and aggravated conflict
Since that time, the eauntry ha witnessed the
unceasing jealousy ' Snd tvcroacJiment of Ih
North. . When th embargo waa UiJthfy.
perceiving it would operate omewhat heavily-
dpott lheinf loudly detiounced it as unconUtO-
jloiiaU Where weri tbes eoniflituttonal ere
pie in 'xH. whso th taruT wa to be tied upon
the 8utht But the Just eomplaini of lbs, ion th
do.BoCstopiiere. For year Jiellaanilor J
th vitunerataon of the NortK, becsut she rx
fiv.ies a privilege acLnowleijgef in 'die revbloV
lion, and" which is secured to her by th high
immunities of the Constitution. Tbey jctainf th
I right to tax of for their awn benefit; and in die
Lexercise of this usurped power; they have bee-
unjusl and oppressive. And it was not until
One of the Southern States, gosded to mailiieea '
by thes aggif sni.iHS, tlirw lu-rself belwrOi the
rrrtprrrdand th oppror, that the 8outh ob-
(alosd a Buligatian of the' iv its. And.wjien I
she d d tbis, tn country: peneid ine eiirsornin
ry spectacle of a peord wh o bad oppreiedketit
unslieatlii a g the aword, aml uniter . the , broad
6anner.of-J)e'.6iIsUteMoilli aaettjng'!a'octrine
adverse to a wueraHvw-Niiiun, sun
bar. as rha prualty of their vrolsuoo.iih sword
,'and inJiscrin.inatemassacrvi ' ,h, irwilter not ly
whaC a'rni thi' blow Wa arroUu . The. North LBy Cjl. C. if). Tba Dying Child. By . Mr
tj-. i.'..t';r ri .u.trM.lc I., s'SoniWJ f. lU-eins. -18. Line to the memory of Mr.
UKU . -v -
ern am, that arm was jitorkusy"under Nprd-'
em influence, 'h Proclammtwasad the fore
Bill thus funed " ngbU of Sttil. atruck
deeulv into th Constitution, ainl 4hs scsttcrd
foje.of 'Federalism then eam Jironglnji to
th alaadard of lbs Admimsts-Sjtion; men wnor, mi
ha 1
a'for year exclodeJ.fromoliUcal .life. BOW
baud of ofac hoUra, tha PrwdtUnl than ven
tured upon thai wild sitravsganc and ungeae-
roos proscription whirli so anfortunately mark,
ed tha greater part of his admib'urtrauon. At
every step the South was th aotTerer, At avery
step thf Constitutiun sulTcred vioUoce.' Th
President assamed apoa himself th adminislra-
B6"rli8riff11fe'ctfoiaWiaer
eapricioos and tyraanieai us of th.yte pew.
er, h in more' than oneinatane assumed apoa
himself th faulty of axclusiv legislation. II
took lata hi own eostody th public aVoneya,
fcuaiuirig 'In hinilf tha' uprtrn' fowetV
the para and ihe aword. II distriUoted this
money among partisan Banks and factious ad
herents; thus itimolating thraugb. th ana th
people to over-trtding; and through th other
perpetuating hi .own distinctive principles aad
policy '; He.interfered with 8ul and with local
elections; arid wcloa this grand drama f usur
pation, with th most shsmeles indelicacy "be
nominated and .procured the elcctioufQU toe
cessor!! . . '.'., ,
"The measarc were perfectly conseoant with
federal principles; and if tha prmcrptebe eerract
that disaffcciion lp th Union consists In eon
soli Jatinj it powar and io violating lb Con.
libation, then is th North, and th JV'orth a-
lone, th disafl'ectcj portion. ' Yet the South, at
time passive, and then agaia striking back time
federal aggressions, ts suMected to tli suiaatar
fat of being charged with disaflsction to the
Union precisely in proportion as sh uphold rt
true priricip'Dars,! a fajerativ system, ud
not a eonsolidtd one; and to blend th Stat
into a consolidated monarchy, under the reign
of one man, or of a privileged faction, would be
to evince a disaffection mora deep-seated and
reprehensible' than could be manifested by a
blow which would put tha Union asunder.' :
The prospect-ahead is inviting; and weon-
jur. th patriotic and Constitutional Unionist
not to despdrn. Let lb South eonUnue to suow
to the North,, by a firm and manly reeistaitce
of eiecutiv eiieroachmeuts, fhet lhey prize the
Vnion a itTAeiiU bt, next to , liberty. The
North ha ceased her aggressions, and is now
abandoning her high-toned monarchical, and
liadoral principles;' and if sh will disclaim, th
right or th intention to disturb our domestic re
pose or to desecrate our hearths, altars, and
actuaries; then, msy ws anticipate the time
when th southern and the northern man shall
grasp hands with kindred feeling" over the grave
of Washington; whe the same banner, undint
med by igt and unstained by etime, shall glad
den the eye uf kindred freemen as it wave m-
jesticalfy amid the' pore brecie of tte northern
granite hils, or hangs tremblingly in the merid
ian light of a soullisrn sun; and when the L'n
Ion, cemented afresh- by the re membrane of
past glories, ami by the hope of other yet to
coine, haIf ,oVa onward under auapfcea the
jnost -noble aud beneficent, to th fuiuluwiit ef
Ha aiagaiQcent destiny! ';
C Joaeph Bonaparte ha taken passage at Lon
don in the' packet ship Philadelphia, and may
be expected to arrive at New York.
Cotntuodor Porter, Cbr dAICuta at
Coactantinople, is on a visit to the U. .Plate
for the benefit of hi health ' " -.' '
SOUTHERN LrfERARY MESSENGER.
-.The OctubetLbiim ha
been received. It leading psper is an able and
interesting . Memoir on Slavery," by Judge
Harper.'of South Carolina; and k will be sera
from th subjoined, lahl of contents, that it eon
lain various otber attraotivo arliclea. , 't :.
CtuUnh th Octtbtr mttmbtr (Ae Jle
' . .-: ' -Mtngtr. iv: 'X-'r- y .,
' ''. 'bniCINAt PAPER3t '? " .
, 1. Memoir on Hlavrrr; read befor the "8oudl
Carolina Society for; the advancement f Learn
ing, in Columbia; oy Juuge narper. ungin
ally rubUbe4iaftiiharl Liierary Journal.
Revised and eo.racled by . tha author for the
Meaenger.? S. Odd. and .End. Or con
trasts of Old snd Jfew l ime. By Oliver Old
arharil. - 3. LsHter Jnllr40-UV KdUofcof
I th M etw ajvn .s)epartoM from Yaletta; Citta
Yeochia; Beggar; Catacamna; ou raui oavoj
Statu of St.' Pauk.Haodof Bl. John; Aneedoto
TS iloiii parlet'Til rtcitvb -hbtryrJjSktt5Ueaj
ih. Crsnd Master U'Aobusaon. . 4. The Copy-
rtOok-O-a. JV.My Coaw Bobt Warwrck ujd l,. :,orocd , W'tt- Terdwrt:, oi
Dunmore,' Genealogy; Hawwoodj An MiktA fit u.-f, -.h-i ahoSvas bran-
I?. t:sssss. f Paterdlartr;.
tinned T , Itemuk a - th Ksssy enntled
Washington and the ratnot Army, pvousn
ad in'thAugaa No. of the. L, Messenger,
relative to the dothiqgof Gn. Washington with
tha imperial purple, by the army. By lU bi
ographer of Judge Cbaam, . A Review of the
(tew Worn yn ex tracts;-rnuiicu,
Skcteheaof ihelr Moil, Clirota, KereosaaBd.
tjcenry; by'jaa Jfall. author of Bmriler Tales,
ate.? Y, Biographical kU-heofliviogAmer-iean
fVctaand Novelist: No? IV, Oeofga P.
Morris, Esq.rof.iVw York, with extract from
bis prose and poetical writings, embracing" th
Little. Frenchman; Woman) Lin -afur the
Manner oTthd ' OlaeTimn Rosabel; A South
ern Kefraint Ahniiversavy JJyuin; 8tsrtibt Re
colleetirms; Khfme add Reason; Tbe Miniature;
The IUlortt Indian Poem; Line to. J'oct;
Mrt..'i U nf.n. pueblo's Addreas. Ao'. SrC.
.- . o ... ...I
1 Th W.irluV A,n extract, from tlie.Columbg
f Lilies to the Memory of Mr.- Anne C
Davis, of Natchea. Mriwjpi By Mrs fi. A.'
DtHiny-tO Tba Mourner Coiafortetl; By Mrs.
I..H. Sigoufrney.Ml. Banco; or the Tenant
oflbe Spring. A Legend ptths White Surpliur.
Wiilleo by a gentleman at the. White Sulphur
8pringa,duru) the last season, at the request of
a Lady, who wondered, why ao eelebraled re
gion bail notprodue4 a rqmanc. .1. To a
Bscbelorof Aru'on hisimo;;. By abrothjw
A. B. Cirr.ln, 8. V. 13. Th Widower Ho-
Bloouv.' BvS. 14. Th Evening rnmrese.
fXi- , ,,,, . . ... , i;i,im,i
ft. I l I . I U'lT .'..1 r.irtVllMa VMT&
Vj Eliza, of Main. s ny,
rJ h' ' JiBOLITIONWM. , .
Tlie -tynchburg Virginian has the
I following array of fact ihowing the re-
.. . .. '. 1 .it".
lationi fwatiogoetween certain icnuii.g
nrejnbers and,presses of ttje administra-
the organ of tha democratic party, ia a
decided abolitionist, though not so vio
lent at Wrn. Lloyd Garrison. In ISew
Hampshire, the brother of 'uevi Wood
bury, Secretary, is chief cook and
bottle-washer'?' among these .modern
Pharise-S. in ermon the van Bu-
ren candidate for Secretary ct State
and Oeutehaftt Oof eWpr fit th1ast el
lection were (.Dicers of Abolition Soci
eties; and the two last democratic State
Conventions, "held in the Common
wealth, openly expressed abolition prtrv
Cipies. tu i'lassaciiusciis, a tare pui
tton of the v an ueren paper are auo
li'.ioniita-tif the 200 Van Bnre mem
bers of the last legislature of that
State, only su voted against the aboli
tion resolutions adopted, after being
earneUy advocated, amtoi ulhera,.by
Selh Whitemarh,:trh7rhTa(rteil the Van
Bann Electoral Ticket, -and' br F.
Bowman, another Van Bureu member
who said that vhe believed the rcsolu
(ions would disstdve the Untoti, but he
should hevertneles give them bis ote,'
that lata ; democratic caudidate for
Congress in the Boston District,' Amasa
Waflcery U aleiding abolitlonisl, as 1s
Ijeorge Tjancroft, ivceull.appoiiiUd
br Mr. Van Btfren collector ol the port
of Bostyn. JivJ-re Morton, their stand-
ink candidate fur Governor fr thetiaf
fifteen ire'M's. Aleiande'r 11. Kverett,
one' ofthtir new Converts, and - many
others of less note. In UhtMle Istuiii,
DuteeJrarieithe Van lluren leader,
heads the Abolitionists likewise In
Ohio, 'ITloinas Morris, the Van Burcn
Senator, their file-lfader. ' ";.
Sound DoflrinKK communication
in the Richmond Whig contains the
following sentence.'" It is the true, and
the ouly true tloctiine, and ouht to be
deeply pondered by every patriotic
Whig! - :L: ;..
Let the Whijs convince their oi-
poneiits. by their acts, that their uu-
lect Is nurel v to reform the govern
meut, anu in tng it duck to me goou um
limes, aud not the telat or aggrandise
ment o m ont man or tet of men, and
then we may work a change, hich,
.. . . . ..... . .. .ii
thoush it cannot cure the curse that has
fallen upon us in the present genera
tion, will in time nrove a tlesinj to
our country, and it ts to. be hojied for
ever be a beacon never to worship uiiy
man.
Jm The Great ''bstwk V; t
lentrth touched the shores of t lie 'Ureal
West. S.e had a larSe number f
cabin nasseniiersrrdS autn'e of them
distinguished nersonazes. - Slibrin"H
Jttws that there Was !;loriou! weatli
er" in Ennland for harvesting. . Not
withstanding the undoubted cliaracte
of the crop, the prices of grain' do not
appear to-have failen mucli. .we are
led to believe, though,, thai Ihe 'lad is
owing to- the manoeuvring ot the gram
hlerr and thovCwhoare interestea
in reducing tba duty "average in order
to throw into market the bonded wheats.
Notwithstanding these efloHs.irowever
a-decline, bad taken place, and few
transactions were making,- in coiise'
quonce" of the tndigpostt'uiftirf . ptlrcha
sets; snd Jhe Londoii Tunes says, in
bonded wheats operations were entirely
suspended. A reduction of 23 cents
in the bbL: took place in New Yock oh
l ot's lay, though most holders wi re said
i. . ... v;h' 'fnMAw . '
IV UC UIMI. H.,.im.
Iredell supERioii.coifivivl
, dona Uope wnn wns-tnuicieu lor yiic
murder of John 'Brtgg and who - had
fet-en found guiltjr; at this lace si
mtin".b s ago, was "igSi n pu tZ u port , his
trial at .the Superior. Caurt -of Iredell
which was held last ,week bf Hon
or Judge TU'tUeTe
iuuel the same, as that drUVered .bo
fore the first Jury with one of: two iin-;
.porlau.JcxccpJio
After rcmaiitiiig out auoux ait - nour,
lieu witn I'm letier. -i.r,- j.
haiid, and'acntehced lO' 1 jhonths'.'Mn'
niaiinmi.nti Miwt iif neiftnle believe thai
he has treat cause io be thafikrulifoT
if . , -wl- ;. ..... t,:S
ma good uck.. urejiwjdHivci iiun. uui
the pall.iwa evidentlv fniin the same
f.l.. 1 . ' I -..... I. n, Sum n-i.t-i
Judge Bailey, to grant hint J riew JriaJ,"
to wit, that thefe'wa ro1'itchardent
Htiints used' bt the witnesses,', jt "be.
fore the coutmissioir of the offence, for
it to b! cfci lairt. tliat.the - hail a.cleaf
perQeption of the' facta.,." This doubl
save'd hiin-( - " s, V -' , - ' ,".
Jamf.s It I)oDOK,SolkilfJvr (lie State.'
V, t : AfexandeO .
D.F. Calewell.
sqra for Prisoner;
,? tt'utcliniHin.. ,"
The Leeds Times giyea aonits TaVther .
particular of the inarvclh.ua pjeiirVif
good fortune tlisi has 4etafea'ajdckvr
tpg kmtter of Nouiohah Mr xoifiin
into possesitiin of . barnnetCy and. esr,
tales valued at twoiltlionB ofdollars
ner annum. besides an acculuTatcd fond
of about ten luUlious, llfshaine .isj
John Leman---now Str Jomi-raUl nA is
54 years old. He ttime into ihe title
SiU estates oy remote uaccat,ueing
e grandson of 4 cousin, to. the 'late
poSMssor.
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C O N V K D S U M,
I sm a word of 13 lattera, Uy 3d, -1th, Cth,
j 1. - :.. 1.- . - -.1. 4 1 iW
3J,th. and 1.3th, is adistingiiisbsdms-H kty-j
7th, 13tB, Mb, and 3rd. ia a amaUmrd,. ftly 7Ut,
4th, lOlb, and 6th. i distinguished, nembe
01 vongrcs. - my 1st; jvtn. vtnj anj uw,
wbat many are iret.Wed wita, and none wam.
My Jd. 4th, lOtb, 6th, and u, belong to a
. .' NOTICE- ' ',
Tax Sala of Laud Its ttoc County of Benttrortt
i Will b old, at lb t:ourt Hosm door la Washington, a Iba lh day Xovembee. It9.
follow mn Ui ia lh Town of W siasio aad Uwls ia th aoanty of Beaolorl, for lb eTr- i
tl laiesdu k lb JarlSi7;- , -J" ';. '".V':; -'v''
0ars ! rejuited own era'
Situslioa.
Tba nnr nf Phili) fj.ley
Uasner'a oirf paK or
W'siaatoaM - i,
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do .
.loffJa
r.. rvputcd eaaar. y ,
Estate U Jus. K. Usuttdi,i
nioant't Creek Mills, . ..
Ttanler's Crevk, : ' '
Near Washington,
ttiu the Leii s ut Kennedy,
11 U.atk Toll, ..
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Wakh'ni'siqn, Beaufort ;0"y . September t, 183 J
RtlWAN SUPEIUUR COURT.. ;
' The fall term f thiaf iipei itr Ctnirt
has just cimelnded t session. "Nothing
of a very interesting'.1 character has
coine.lwfoie. the;' cittt. Hid Jloiur
Juilo. Settle. ' lUchamed hi,fdutie
much to Hie sattsl'action i.Talf.'prsoiiji:
concern eU ' eKiiuw ,ot,no vim.-
in iii itidir'titl denrtuet haa more
of the oviri rr in moda As well as tlie
forliter in re. "': :
... . . a , . ! ..I
aiilior JutllU .".ticil, was nppunneu
CWrk of this Court ih ihe plaVe vf Co'. J
llciuy tides, wno .restxvci " .
iinetice of WI health, and who lie, we
afe sorry to sav; at"the point of death,
' r. . lf.i-1.
. . , i artunit ii Hicifiiuui. ,
H .-.I in-' I. ii iiiii .
Prnrerbi.-X wlrite tlove often
ciiiiceals a tliiiv hand. The remedy fur
injuries is not to- remember them, lie a
friend tn yourself and other will. Asuin-
to thi nuntrv to hear the jiews of Hie
town. lie.not a baker n your nean i
v , v. " - I !..,
made of butter. Call me cousin out coz
en me not. Faint uraise is tits pa rage-
metit. Ask tltv purse what, thou should!
buy.- Zeal without knowledge is like
fire .without light. Youth aud White
naiMr r(miii take an Impression. Vows
made in storms are forgotten in calms.
The chuah is euv,ol temper when
clini iiv'is culd and zeal is hot. .The
sting if repreach is the trofli of it, En:
y ahools atotbers and wound herself.
A coesequill is more uUngerous than
a lion's claw. iJewaje ot a snesi ;
and a'wet rat.' . . , ..." r '
7 fi7 vio!What:wtrll be tha
characterof our Oivernlneut,'it io
the Pmidtait'dVutUtnifyto execute the
laws and his capacity of CoinmWKief
in-Chief ot 'the Army, were addet
the control of, the reve atti, iJiniugli tie
Sub-Troasuryi scheme? . . : '' " - 5 ' ,'-'
,f yinier.f-ln whatever slat an -individual
unites in bis person, the; exe
cution of Ihe lawa,"the comlninfl of the
arm and the management f 4lii rev
enue, that state may b termed
a MonaTcJif." .The name assumed 4 by
the superiirr; thua itiveaied is j, of 'little
eon'sequence to .hepublirji orwttt
avail wUalher 4hi ajfgregatea trust ts
devolvett on iTictator, a triumvir. ' br
-.;:- -a vrifiofewfi'i j7wh
; r - . For the Sir ' ? ' ''--,
. MrEal Vo? SirIn .looking over. Tlw
Blsadsrd". of the 20lh JiepWt by ehauc pstus
. kit m soininiuUcnlioW In' lb at. tseswdlekl siglied
P M.'criiiT'isfntrai'i.rt an edela Jgnad' L which
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pt.ieare-1 ir) in ureerBi-.aag.i 's-wriv .m
?tti Sept - l b Jaig M. ppoairu au; inpraiii
ahoot Jetleri m-ing carved iu ga.iafn 'p cdo?.
thai I Was inJUi ed to procure O opy' of the
Patriot, to see whtU-fould b ihe great gara-J
lias -wKihii ealleil lortn-aucll a si.owcr i eriu-
wamrtogetboT wiiri so great display ol Hi ssm
IvtV igmimnea-'-'when luf I foond a piuipla rela
4ioH of an rncidoiil, wfthont any direct refcreoo--td
snv iiarticular tfiimit, ' eV) the old sdag has
onoe again proved Uua;' eouscieuta need. 00
lrh,hM-r-een; moeh 4rita'ocmar
1.W fn ns-Wl4.sui)MiM h. has) -tW 8is.
sMRsqlato-vatary -of Cupid Inigk Jtoys obwrrved
that Jt-Hcrr are ofieaWwrredaftor ear. ton and
If fa. .haul J never bseWrved the fact,la i bo
Laeeros not to be ' man of obstlrvati6n:) ud is
tJisposod- ti doubt Ihesouihlness ol tn asrtton,
lfh"w4ll4ru-4hi.Wigottottelf into oms
city grsveyjard, tr a rospeciiiCl msrbhr cutter's
lnip. be esq have att-oceutar damoaatraiiaa T.
tjto fact. " -. ' " ''
'. 1'Ji4ove-ii:k- eour. would have onO iisliev
that iwkMtleewarv for freott to Uka a reg
ular eousq of studios )0 as hijf so iilstituliou j
as a eoBege; to Jearn.liow to 7iaee ine,iwy sira
i,le Worda.iV.winr eafr7, Mor taloly oav.
"WkS&S t Which' Aegradu:
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be brfsf) -On Would. Urdly rbuikr it unju to
iihiuMs thsi th eentleman if SaJtatt with tjie
departed jfsrm and -feSto! of h'ie luvely Uulce--ni
lhat'bi wer if observation are. on.idirs.
bly imiirauV, Now, I would-ollvisa Itiit) "to qail
dnbbjjug in newspapers rUiionger heads tliab
hitroVn. or hp mightiet AUiselT fartlier" into a
eeu-gory risp hi rtov i.-(rwrould,'oot have
bim frar fikmucal force.) If -be ahoirfd not U-
jii-4, his friend L. mii.ht.Whh propriety, rb.im
with pu of oM, "Oh? tht my ep-onen wouu
ajTil't a book, aud cail.that huck' n-imtf."' -
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lAItniElis r
. lit thi Coimty, by JirVfi.11, PH. Mr. SuM
V..sa 11 Slv-klsdlh M
- In Urjinvilla county by Thoma Cook,
i itt; .IIiUsaran-DilliVl to M iss- Caiidjs Bailey. .
1 yg thtaeoimty, by Joseph r. vaott, a.sq mi,
John P-.' Kobesow to Mis Marrjia Trrll,
daughter of JteSobwoo Tenalt. - , ,' -
InLin'crilnfy th Rev A. MiUor,"Mr. Joim
P,,Aberuati.y to "Mis Jan Rankju. ' s
VAlso, by.UieaaraeilJV. JaineaA.betnaUiy, to
Mioo Mar Kankiav : .' I
' ' "' ':r toli?'5;r,'
In thi city oh th.S4tH ult. Mare'krat Wjight,
aged tJ.montha, uVughler of Mr. Wm. UF
...a f . IS tl
. In ndimrteounty,Tenn. Mr. josepn i.j
lor. formerly of Grntill eoorlty, in-Mbf 8tla.
.. ln,ConeorJrCbsrrti eounty, aged shout
yer,Tivid Stork; Esq. formerly of ,thame
vnsswi'l"
Kmrr at
laao.
Aaaasi t .
TaA ouw.
not fcataM
ol 4t I
kit I
13 10
13 50
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AlXEtf GRIST, Bbwif,
Price Ad, jr),.; . .
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well beloved tuber isf th Luihmau Church in
thssactuui at tha Stala, -' ;J ! " ..V .-;
In Korkiiuiham, on tli 10th mat., athamsl
Fields, aged about 40 years. " '.
I sill sell Cr ssth, M Ihe lUmrl llouss fa "
Suteavijl. in MoiitUj, hc 'With of. Ueutbeex
next, lit kdlowing ti-ucls of tai.it, or a aiash
thriitol wlH satisfy (be Txe due there (er ,
the jer ISJ6, sud all ta d;.'.' . , ,
erson Dsiuea, t'iinim Nasi Tu1
lli.triols. Ar, due.
B lward llui-artt W .lkors - 46 'l .1f
John Slaveu - " do ' SO. '90
.esi W alker ih ' t 'IS
Jebrire Kiiiuriirrt' do - t M
Agorss HtfarU " Miwigoracrr - SO" I
Jseob Johnson - - do - ". S7f'
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jrb l utkre ' do. ' l !
J.iwtAi M. tlll Tsjset 11J;
jokii .Mcl.ain do ' , liH "'
Jim. S soil (itit errs) tie 115'
Klitha Seolt ' '.lift ' ' ti
Vim. I. .'(). irfsnn tJIsrke . VW
John ti-in Ur IS
Dtinsnn W illismson do - " 100
S'jioiifl firming Joiw ' . - - ti
asmMVI l.silui
John Nsil . Jonet
Jiines Huilvoh UeniR-tl .
61$
lint
cil Itiall l'..IM . ilo ,
.ImifS WmMlwunl" il 'v
7i
sow
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.I00
tr,rs
Itsilrbril Qihrra - da Z-'
Anilrew lok llarringloa
Joan t. Moure -. ou
Xil MtKuy (estate), rlo . :
Ueo, Moura (estsw) o
4W
jusr.rii ni.
liadell couutv, Sept. Ii. IVJi ' - tl 44
t Priee Adv. $5 ''
TboI'ltllaaelplila . .
' SATt yKDAY COUUICItV -! 1
tax fjjuil r Ejrst jpgB
. Tbe Hn-si lti;llrrl pstronsge, Irons s.ery' as.
Hon ot' attMHtry is tba4iet e.nteosajif il ipro
vsl. lis- list euibisse over thirl Iktumnd sub-
surilwi ! ! "'.kleading bora llie Lakes to thc.0
eu, SU'I ennibining all iatvresl nd slsisei ef
the ii-i-'l r Our rrpuhlie. It is lb LAIMlK.lT
abtl CflKAPKST Journal ih Iba World!!, Tk
general ehsrseter1 of Uis Coariier is -li ,
Its' column aobtsia .v..,-,,;-;.- J
" Selenee,' " ' " Domrstia InUlligene
' Meehimita, Health,
.. Agt-teultare;' ' .;' KsHteMtoo, Vs-v;- ''
' Kiirwitrn news, ,5.-. Aruusrmeat,,!.,,.., ,. , -..
. klnikliiv. r T'ha Ihaina.-.,,.. t
. v.. K..l.ll.i;nn. . Cilv Miliar. ' ,
Mrilivlne. 4. . Amusing kliseclfaar,
-The lk t'almee, Tlia Markets, . '
, Hunioroai Postiesl Artirlrs.- :'
Aad' all other nuitrra iliieuised In a VuWsal'
-saily Jonmar lurnistiing alingeibae ssiaM,
nr-e believe as interestni; a Vsriew, aaaaa So
band to -asty oilier Jouraal issued at lb wortaW '
Uur arrngrm-t.siMbl'.' its la 4. v ho-aib
suirvnt tJta-rslui e ol bwoaa, enit oyr orre
ivattei-ts' Hi bem embrase many pi th best'
1iyeiiar4iMhe 4wirv,.u.l...l. ,
This apprbvetl 'Hmily pM-r ia ftrtcUy nratrai
Ha af
tta.
In-pulrlMS sun religion, aim tne aacomproRiismr
upiuucut.s-f all q-ckry. ' " .
''v.jf'o'it:. fij-T'onrii;
I)wrHts to aM iiitriest i the soiumss ef Ika-
Otti-ior, -we lf -r pr. it.-ium nf Ibiee hoinlr-ed
dollars -tor ihs'j i-it story ihst taay k ssirt a '
brl.M-e "Ihe fii sr ol November neat, to btk
mliltd r Ihij rtreivi fif the' MloWlng geau
mr, aH knuSa ia Ih Liiaratwra. Of par oaa-.
md,,tr ''- W, ..; . ivf-,. .'.: ...
. '---ct-.. WJOSKPIl B CIIANULRlt .
. . II1IIL-Ir UlilMHU -.
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.'To Ihns writer aba-May "eend u.TiVs,
atilh"inv 1mi )sk (ba nrfr J bm v,lich w awr '
ai.li to iiubli b, shtll.s in) ,a entira strt of
the Vkat T lhilJtlihl,: llyytha- selebtslcd
WI1jtJ,mhnwrrrg-ey--af -MskMitl -biiStilHiir
ot oar rr s(unwikd by tetter,
yrrs desrndia r -itaJU-l'Isti'sMMS
- 'bw'prwa l Ih Cuuru-r is otily 4 including "
the jie I'C PM-moonl sad . Giranl Ci'lleee, Joe .
one money mA posi.aa. "V "t ". " 1,
;.M.MAKI?I It flOlJlEN, .
.'- "" i- ''. -N. "0-4Mek Slrost, "
. , , Oppmlla ll.c Ksebaijge; lkilil
Par ( -wa-svl sa aopis- ol'iha.Conrr, -irvlr,
aud lb W4ks ot Cspt-'MsrjsU lo-d.
Mr. .pulwar, smbmlg'-r"::'..T'.;-'''
s ; ;;. mghifii'nivW.'f
mm riha-ilsy. . -
V ,', wUesemttsia aop.. of the Caar,
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For (5 Mote, e send la hi subttriW. tha.'
, e senil la mr subssri
ear aad Ih facuiv
. Wild et:e,' pMs. 1
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twnrr toe jrrsr aad th cuiv yieaf of
runauciiHiis, or.
. Aiiplicatiou Will Ih) mnIe'4o
the neat briitfral Assembly' lue Au Ael'loe.
msHrJi Hsli; sommonlj llrl Jm'l kn a by
iba tMMSMt f Hnb Msio.; iha : oroori-'r of
William -Ilill blibe City juf JlJeigb. f:
, ;eH.S, 'iSSf. ..,. ' 4f if!- ,'.
ItoniloKi! JVavintioii loripir,f-
'1'lia Arnuisl Vlsslirig n lb llusn'nke
eatjin Cswrpanr, . will, ee.bi.id at IV UJo, -o '
Moad lha 6lh til Xural. . " ' -
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t-WeldeW-Spt. it II5 ',..,: ,t fl. ..
'. J: nith KOAii iitox. ; 7 '. '
,'Th sitbmriiWr wAVra to imparl Iron fur-Rji'li''
irir, vlelivered maajt of Iba Atlantis ortsur
Nw tMeao oa Ibyiaaat raasoasb' leems.",
pbibHlclpbia, Jaee 1, 183S, 1 iiS oeat ihii5
.;'.- OTTO YAKSS.: ; .
" J m hsslrneted to scU this tiel lor thah.
ecr, ky wholesale saly, aa to afforil-tlie Mf-. f
sliaiit room to snsk a profit " Thru ah
m,y wmi the yam.lv lb rpiaatrty, will P'es) ;
cm) af a ffie, add rxmm prhwaud qnalily.
Wsera si'ma wrlasired, I vull lake noleswlih aia
urUc to be ld t Ih eml of sis raouiUs.
, ,- WIL.U PECK, . V. - ..
, N - f7 r Agon lor Battle l Brsiber,
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