,-iien. CM it to joni wltho.i spree
Z t.nd one ,11-abrinrapiritof .n
f"."f. n.ita-nW. ill the more elevated fee-
. " -four nature, and 'J
i : I. ... . .1;.
, . nature. ti raise uira,
J" . ,. r l..nks iii uoblie estimation,
.Zilli warior, or lbs- nf ?el Vf,hJ
"hisdU without inverting lb-
f ' l work! and bringing down, in ill. end
t r.rJ il faehv. thai eome-
.i,; J w p"""lr" nr,,,.,,e cur:
P""V ,. f the eounlry, end, through
U,r tawnr. of iiiJWAimta and the communi
" -HU..1 ihm Iran iinsitme no. measure
t
i" -.- . .... ... ,l:
ijr in'i
nlf.r8.ftii.ll. and prscursmc. u
nil fiiiil diorc of the unholy and un
BrtiUlli' eonnecuon between govern. iie...
.....k-.-iheercal measure of tlehverafire
likffiv." a- b-i-ily "pri-aml I by the aide
arwslIrlU J e
,;elperieiir aiiJ.rt rlBclion may omul out, and
swift
- ,aVe .' " "5 " J" I .Ml i...
permit m 1,1 eu""
"jfeV"'"""' IrmUng mraimt tj tlte age.
Il rrata ui" the .imperishable foundation ill
ZK l''e"b t 'ay be dHeated at 6rt, iti
iiudj "uinnhi 11 supported wiib. energy am) per
Vnh en a rtsje t,
J.C. CAUIOU.V.
rrn't".
Ran, ,
aud otlitia vt (br
MR- STRANfiR"8 I.F.TTRR."
HaJ?tbaroHg)i.Sefjt.l6tii.a8.
Cenllf'f- Vuur polite and kind invita
tion to partake of a public dinner to be given
bv pni'luiii of the Iti'puhliean paity of the
e wnlY lif (.' ell to their genaloni ami Ke
ajfaenlativea in the Cungfraa of the lT,
WitfS a' Yancey lille, on the 28'h insl ,
Kicliecl mr at thin place on the day before
yesterday. I avail myaelf of the fiial mail to
r. ply, apjirt-licneive thai my anawcr uiy oot
ffich you in time.
Iiit'with aincete regret that I muat rlecl'n e
liuling myaelf of your invitation, on accoutit
f ike inlcrfmiice of jirofraaional c!jim.
My gratitude ia, however, at warm, and my
iJin no Un aincrre, that your convivial
roertmj? may be pro Inctive of good not only
Uiuure!ie aut lu outxouulry.
In timet like the pieatnt, when party ran.
emir ipares nothing to proitrate every man
akom fortune amy have placed in the pub
lie Mfvice, wlien motive and conduct alike
are uuinilerood, or raiwepreaeuted any
exureatnon ufkindiieaa in felt like balm upon
an irritated wmindt and hut for occaaioi.al en
c Hjrajrrneiit of tliut or a like kind, there are
very ' ft-w public aervaiila w hoae atr-tigth
aonld prove ullicient to ria'ain Ihe btirtheaa
laid Bion them. Nothing g re nrej be
iHi to expreaa how fully yuut -invitation ia
pirrc'ulcd.
home of thnie who, ililTer with Ul In po
l:tics areitrangely a anting in charity i t in
i ncriity.in tlie wliolculc ilviiiincialioiia which
tJ-y nuke against'us ai a party. In the, for
unrr a iliev believe ua a bad aa they tepre
rent n zitl in the biter if not in bilirVing tliry
w dcc'iw. I am soriy that in ionic uiatancea
the e&aetple net uaon tlie oilier aide has been
MWod by I'jme on oiini ai.d I could most
sincerely wish that malevolence too frequent
ly exbibiie4 M their part had been oftrner
uelaaa'icbiiked by dignified forbearance ton
vun. tcjvery man of at-nae anil observation
wnl have aeen ani felt the effect of political
ilitlVreaoe in magnifying the faulta and con-o-ingthe
merrita of lhoe opposed to ut;
and tlms leeing 'id ff cling everygood
psh -glit stud ouIy to -guard liimaclf -ftmH
such iiiQurnce. ' I'axaion never yet
aided in the ascertainment of truth aiul if we
are sincere in our profeaaions of patriotism
a-ecnn not tail tn prci-ive that what ia beat
fir c iuiitry can be much .more aneedily and
wrrlv sve tain'd byalin dicuaainri of. facts
ad irinciplr than by mutual impassioned
erauaciatmn ef indiviiJuaU. I tfoubt not that
a large m.ij.irftv of all partira are aincere" in
tlirir prolesiit of pairiotum and all that
at wanting, 4n my opin on, to produce more
nanuntty amoug our citixena in their polit
cd view' is tu depoe pasaion from --the
Jarene of reaset whir.h she ha so boldly and
n,,ioii.iy usurped. Itllt wlnle personal Chan
tyatioild be aeni piously observed and paa-
in, inveotwe and denunciation careful'y a
viiidrd, there should he no comoromiae of
-'l icence, anal wlieu lound hnn'y maintained
s expect as little deference for my opinions
ay min. surh as they are, I bare rn
caored on all occasions to rxoreg lln-m
Imnkly .nd frarlesaly.i Iff have not done so
with ability, I can with confidence appeal to
Jlsavch .id my own cgncience, that I have
hme o t U-ast in uioal unfeigned aincerity.
v. Iirtln r nlie opiniiy.so exSrrsed hy m- on
-E"?"!. question more immediately agitat
"g the country meet the concurrence of a
fi'sjomyofthecitixensofthe Bute which 1
have the honor in part lo repreaent, ia, I
tonfeas, reduced in my mind to a matter of
much doubt. do nov leel the confidence
H felt t k T WfM-k since, that a majority
wiih n. rtt feel, very far from ueing
eTiwinced that a majoritv U agamat- rne
ThiaUt, I am well aware, woo'd appear to
mea startling dee'aratioiti .TIium who
believe rue wrung in my views ami th. re
t reel a very natural desire that other
!iiil think ao (no, are rlioroughly convinc
ed that the maj irity ia against me, and would
"onwibt womfer that the same facta which
nr k they imagine lea.1 thera t tbia eon
exiaion hire not. wrought tlie same convic
,'ionv upon me, ami would perhaps be ao
"jenaritable o prwottnee my incredulity
.u. ui siici would ask, d ies We ei-
4"ee which utisfica the Human Catholie of
" real presence ut' the Eucharist prwluce
.1 ''elnn uhmi their minds? Or do
' ey otntve wilt, the Musselma.i, not only
"1 mere none GotL but that Mahomet ia
'ff Pi 1 honest men see things
,. according to the lights in which
"vw iiiern. and no man can clauh entire
exemption Imm the misleading influences of
tisi.i...i: ... "
r--j...iice. Bui wheiher so fortunate aa to
e the concurrence of a majority or tint.
y public eoume baa been dictated by the
"eepest conviction that it was the course moat
wnsistenl with the institutions ami welfare of
, "w eoniitry. Very many I know think upon
aimoiteverr notittcal nuestion nreeialv ihe
verse of what I do, and t deeply regret that
" th'is thinking are ao numerous. UiU
while I respect their opinion and feel from
their opposition a modest diffidence of the
eorreetness of my ownt yet as a moral agent, I
" bound to yield obedience to the dictatea
virutn aslam able to collect theae from
he sources with which Heaven has fiirni.hf d
n- J i . ...
i nave as yet seen nor nearu any. thing
tncing me of error. Violent denuncia.
n both of principles and men it ia true are
..., nuking m my ears ami dutarbi
- kihih oi rean,-Dut you will nev r
"nvince , man who intenda to do right that
ts in error by aasertinr in bis heannir that
1 all who act with him are k..H
Tbe people of. North CaroUue have
j.......... i:..n I .irinn i w no win
' 'lb a,iing honour ol having firm proposed
' Conffre-i.. s 'hia once adopied. the wool.
44 md iiiilr .; ohCgtrora t. tMMiw- Jitr
elrattf by the ennfiarnce thr have MnoaeJ
mV wwemeri merHrd that conlidetice they
f vera ami i-.lU judirta. inter eat no leaa
tliaai inclination prt mpied me rery exer
tion to to fulfil ihe dutiea at the WigU aialtun
in whiclithey have placed me at to hare not
only, lAef approbation, but that of impartial
poaterity. I ilo not claim for myaclf any gifn of
nature or in in wmcii can attract to me pre
aent a.tention or-the notice of poaterit) ; but
the pejnple of north Carolina have placed me
where) my poaitron intrra'eavea portion of
my acta with the hiiloiy ufonr country and
thereby rescuea my name from an obcur.ty
which muat othera ise have been iti fte. If.
the, l ira wit moiu the moat r.velli)ij: of
wfetchi-a, w hat while acting on ao connpicu
una a thratrr, could be Kxective amile or
frown or temporary individual gaini or hopea
to the iroiul hope that my cuudnct might
meet the anprobaiion of orood men now ami
hrniiftei anil what ground i there for-lhia
hope far him ho teeki any other guide thjui
bii uwn rinc ol rilit' With theae viewi be
f.ife ins il I tiitre not acttd wiarly I muat a
bide, t)ie conac(iiencea auataining myaelf aa I
may with the cnciouinexs that 1 ha've acted
according1 ti the liijhla 1 pinaeaMd. Hut if
mint own rrkMin and cnncicnc(r-Hiiprr
me I have puraued the true interest of our
country, I hope for the approbation of my
eoti niporanea, but if diuppoited here puler
it will do-me justice Vhen the mittaofpaa-
m ami prejuuicc aiiati nave paucd away.
Alio me lothakyiHi for rour ownexnrra
lon of approbalioii and to aubjidw aentmxnt
or two which I beg may, under the circum
VutiC'.- be scceplcd as a aubatituta lor mv
ifrsunal presence and am with very high
resjuct.. ,
Vour oblige J and ob't servant
and fellow citizen.
HO. Sl IlANGK.
. Vie .Ifrmtrv f Harriett i'titir.'U tl wilt h
cherished by the Countv uliith suLiiiird
him. in his death and irreparuble loss.
uur LewHri Perish all parties whose
ticcea is not identified with her proiperily,
ntirpettiity ami pruCe.
l lie olunteer I nastKIrank at the Din.
ner were not handed in.iu time to eet (hem
in this wecn's paperi but wilt apppear next
ci-a.j
Mv. Mc Duffn antl a XutitmU Bank.
I aiilt believe k Dank of the United Htatoe
lo l rcnlituiionnl, ihI am a confident as rea
son end experience rn nwke ne on any simi
lar question, that it it tht tirtt practical- mrsns
of maintaing a uniliiauf uireocyv and -f-nd-dnil-irni
rate of eirhii; over the who! t'ni
ted Htales, ao tong s paper money rwit lute
Ihe larger portlou of our si tnal eurren-v.
. ' 'Cet.McD'tJft.
' 'if Mr. NfcDufTie betlovei a National Bank to
be ronttitutiooat, and the beat practicable sgent
jr Ihe maintainsnee of a nniforra currency, why
doe be abaudnn auch sn institotion ami advo
cate the ub-Tressuryt But be haa a prnviso:
" as lung a pap&mtnej Qtnititutetih targtr
serf eirr ucmi enrrrney.' Well, how
long is " so long"? Until the Hub-Treasury
Bank ahall comHienca! Or did " so long" ex
pire, when Ihe Uvro Ihretlled the Moniter?
We should be delishteJ b knovfc -
Will Mr. McDutli protend to say that a pa
per currency do i xor NOW "constUut the
larger portion oi our actual currency"! Will
the moat xealou anti-ban kite, the democrat,
just the etlier day frightened out ofc-bk wita,
and only able to articulate "Diddle' -the bank!,
tlia MoMir!--aeac aae ua and our poor
bloeding country!" will tbey, we demand, now
dare to eatt bank pony n.t disabled, enaV-tn
proclaim that Iheir "psper," "our actual curren
cy ,"hae been superseileJ hy gold and silver! If
th Dank are dead, why tbia unceasing war
fare! If gold and silver flood the country, "aa
it actual currency," why their scarcity! If Did
dle be overthrown, why' are hi note at par ev
ery where! We ean Ull Mr. McDuflio that our
actual currency is now a paper one and that it
must continue so in. some ahape or. oilier;
unless perchance, the - Sub-Morine Company"
hall rescue the millions that lie buried in the
untrodden ahrine of tli ocean! ' . -
-POLAND.
" May none lltoss marks eflVce
ljM.Jbrxeidlkin,ijrmPilft.J!JL!...
-The flag f Huasisn despotism Jet wsvtr in
triumph or'er the time-worn walla of Warsaw.
Injury and Insult have fallen for year en the
bleeding bosom of tSarmatia; and lbs Autocrat,
as if gorged with Hood, Would nuw tear down
her altars and armorial bearings and. obliterate
the last vestige of ber naliowelity and tUe em
blems of be former' maniflceiice. pfot long
since, Polish cttUcea were o ibile JTelrTn-
ing their own Isngoige; and recently an bksae
ItS gone futth requiriug the Poles to wrsr tlie
Kussian custjiujf ,. Ajowani ia offered to such
as, may wilb resdincss comply with 111 decree,
and those who do not are threatened with be
ing flogged. ' ' ' v
What a picture do we here sea of national
lrgradation! " The countrymen of Kosciasko,
after being deprived of every fjolitical right, or
dered by foreign tyrant to abandon the dress
of their forefather and adopt that of lUcir mas-
trrs. The Tyrolese er the Swiss mountaineer
reveres tbe qimint tlress worn by bis country
men for centuriss; while tbe Highlsiuler exults
in the costume that Bruce wore when bis brsve
clans followed liim to victory. ' Even th wild
Indian of the Wssl preserves his eottuiue snd
clings with fondness to the relics, sod legends,
snd tradiliona of other limes; . and with ,thr
white man, tbe remsiabrance of aborigmsl deeds
is perpetuaMd in prose snd song.- But ths Po
lander! Where now are his own peculiar en
signs hie loved national airs, bie language, or
hi lawal Annihilated. The "blood red tresses
cf battle" have been shsken Over bia country
tbey have crimsoned deeper with brave blood
until every plain has become a Marathon, every
defile a Thermopylae His enaigna have paled
in the fire of despotism bis loved airs are sung
byreemen in other linds his language ia to
him a Babel and his lawe lie buried with tbe
wrerka of former splendor! Yet they have
found tongue, load and deep -tlie "trumpet-
voice of freedom" is proclaiming their over
throw by tyrahny; its tones go ep from a hun
dred battle-field; it appealed to Europe in vain;
it now appeals from tyrannyto God!" And
the crowned hesd of Europe who' wers Indif
ferent spectators of hTdownfalL nisy well
I tremble when they romr uiber thai the 'eternal
4r ef Kbertyia brightntej hjf oangeona, Invi'e
otateilJiy ihe very torturea bjrwtuch they atrtve
to extinguish it lit them femembrr that th
" f'anoya approwchinglhat the fomp
anj pageantry of royalty ia perpetually failing
before the light of learning and civilixation end
let (be. weary Talari Jer erouaeonce more, end
a he towera again in the front of battle, let him
proudly refleet that kJaeonry"ahall not be en-
.laved forever-am! the! the voice which lLLiUU at thV...lte IWtUirtj
are long buna) nut a ad twell triumphantly over
the buried throne of Europe, ahall alao call op
hie long-fprgotten nclodie,aad elcken 8arma .
tie to reeaiahUali er law, eltjuY, "ind aanctua
ciea,nd ta-taame the endeared habitimehla'
of ber former beauty anJlreedoiu!,. But if thi
protid triumph may not be now; if. other ege
are to wttlieaa theae glorlei; let him remember
that the aahea of Koeciusko and Pulaski repeae
In American anil, end that here he w ill ind an
aay luut where Ihe weary wing may lie folded
aaJ the fainting heart have rent." Let bim come
to the land of Washington. ' Here be may wear
hie ewa eoetutnr) and hi eye ahall gladden be
neath the waving of a banner that never trail'
ad before tlia ear of lUapotiam a banner wboae
rain-bew light of tf'' ahall wane enly when
million of tlia free ahall ceaaa to blea ill ,
....... SOUTH CAltOliNA.
- Alas! how is the wiHrhlv fallen! The
preust, Ihe hiRh-imnden. Hie henoraUlethe ebiv
alreai I tarry Perry -ot the Union" h nofc giv
ing axninoMsmilimioos ef a disjiosiiioa ineowar
at the: Axitstont if xeeutive power: Twelve
months are. who would have believed that the
order of Hie (Hobe would have been paraded in J
the Merewry ann obeyed by the people ol
Obarleatoe Yet it is a fact,-strange a ft may
appear, just before the eleftinn, an ukase from
Ihe palaae, through Ihe eftleial organ, the (Hobe,
wsa nsaed. Renouncing Mr. fegare, aijoilnich
a deraoetat aa Talmadge, 'why waa not. Mr.
Hive Included 'J an proclaiming that It wa not
ibe will and pleasure of his maieity the usurper,
that he should be re-eleeied fins was publish
ed anal rvheraterl in the ears of the eitixens el
Charleston, f lor whose neckf, some fonr or five
er ago, the usurper wai preparing the halter,,
by the Mercury. The result I, that Ibis inso
lent ardor from Washington hka beea faithfully
obeyed!!! Lgare feosservativej ha been brat
en m tbe Charleston diitrief, hy Holmes f Van
llorea by a msjoHtv of 413 votes. Mr lira.
Kheu aad Elmore are re-eiied without opposi-
iioa. - i - -.
' PENNSYLVANIA. v
A GREAT VICTORY bai been achieved bv
the Whigs in Pliiladclitbia, k probablr throurh-
out the State. The votes for Governor, ia lb
City, stand as follows: - , . ,
Jose) Bawer, Whig) TM
.. David H. forter, fV. U J SIM
. . ' . . ' , ' ' 41J3
' The fargeit-vcHe and Targeit majority, h is
saM. ever riven I'hrlaiMtihia. In ailion lo
this, iwentv-orfd aonnties tiare been heard from,
whh-h, with the tfcy "vote, give Kiiner a gala at
3JS4 vote since the election ol 1S:)I
In the ei'J of Philad'-lphia, the overthrow of
tbe enemy was emnptt-te. - The whnte Whij
ticket for Congress, lgislfture, and siiy Oflieers
was carried triuiupIi'aHiyt ."Mrr'tvwylor wa re
elected tn CongrVaa In the 3rd district by a large
mainritv over Inrersoll, the Van Harm candi
date who makea no scruple of aaying he would
have been a lory in Ibe revolution. A pretty
"Democrat, truly!" The Raliimnre Chronicle
nntiliahesa rumor that the votes of the Northern
LriUertiis. wtilsti - Navler a tarre tnaioritv.
were art aside hy the Juitges, wMh a cerrnptpnr
nnae of eivinr the arai to tliT i irof enert Tery,
lageraofi 'in aonsrqnesiee of which great exeile
meot prevailed. Tbe returns Ol the Congres
sional election tome in slowly. We have only
hewed, a vet, that Messrs. Hergrant,' Teland,
Navtor, (Whig.) and Paynler, f V. H.larere-
etreted, and Messrs. Reily and HhefTrr, (V, D.)
and Mm-ri (Whig) aie defeated-the two Hist
by Whigs, and the last by a Van Rorenman
NEW JERSEY. - J ,
In thi State the Whiae bsve carried every
thing before them. Wa learn from tbe Balti
more Chronicle that they have elected - their
whole Congressional ticket and a majority' of
tsoth branches of the Legislature. ' ,
. . . , GEORGIA. '
In Geereis, ths Vsnt tea have been' defeated
horse, foot snd dragooiis." The Whigs have
triumphed beyond our most sanguine eipecta-
tlons. Uiliy nine counues are ;o oo uraruirum.
and as the lowest Whig candidate is about 800
heed of th bigheat VanJlUreivJl la befcivod
lira
Uoiemigticia
ml it is probable the Whig have a majority in
both tn-aurhe of the Legislature. This is as
good ss ths heart of the true tenublicean patriot
coutu aeaire. , , . .
j,"- - " 1 . ! .... ' ' ' " '
-,lt Quei's'r la he atirwsrdby th Membert
Of It, EntTOaUT. C03IVSTl0!t.
Last week an Agent for the ssle of certain
paUnl medicines called at our ollice, forthe
purpose of haWog a long advertiaea-nt pub
lished in the Spectator. When asked by him
what the cost would he, we answered according
to the rate established by the Convention
The tonsrrjucuce svaa, thai the geollcman ckr
rtcit IVay hi advertiaeuieiit, declaring the prlee
to be much higher than that charge 1 by 'iher
tUMor Wth Stmt," who advertiM lor bun.
War told him that all tbe Edilore ia) tbe State
Were bound In Aanewr to charge alike, and that
presumed he was mistaken. He persisted
in his statement, 'and named ihe papers that ad
vertise for him at one fourth tf th ettablithea
roifSy. We declined lo deviate from our pledge
to theOonvenlion, snd.'s staieJ above, the ad
vertisement was net left with us, The ques
tion which w reapeetfutly addre loeach W era
bar of the Convention, U:D yM ttnetlf
comply in atsir charge, vith th rate tttath
usneuV ' ' '
Tbe arnpriefy and justice of a prompt reply t
mis luquiry ia ouvuiu." irw. oyrv
To the above question, we, for 'one, answer
YES; and take thi occasion to stale that an
gent, perhsps the very same, called at our fcfiice
a few weeks ago, for the purpose of having bis
advertisement inserted in tlie Star, and told ths
ssms tslei "to which our reply was, in substsnce.
that given by the Editor of ths Spectator, and
the reault was the same. We see the ailver-
tisement he proposed to have publisbej in sev
era! of the paper of the State, If the rule ol
tbe Convention, relative to advertising, ia not
generally observed, it anight to be abolished
and let all have an equal chance. '
Au' York. .The Conservatives of
New York - held t State Conventon at
Syracuse on the 4th 1nst. (".id eon Lee
presided. They unanimously resolved
to go against tne Sub-Treasery. Van
Buren and Mircy. and ' determined Jo
support the Vhig ticket, which, (says
a correspondent of N., Y. Staf.1 ensure
the election of Mr. Seward ia Guvernor,
oy from 10 to 15,000 nafonty.
The bookt of labscripGon ta the Stock
of this lis ok. wrre opeutJ vcstertlaj
at 10 o'clock at the lUH Uol OfTice
In State '.,8ltfft; and tip to t e'cUlc,
A'int 'fliousanil f:ve JIundrtJlJShaTtt
ia the JUauk were tuljacribeiU. which,
when Hi whole amount ahall be final
ly patil Up, will be equal tr) Que Mil
lion of Djjtltirtn TJte t)k w'lll con-
dare, when titer will be finally ctoserf.
From tlte enxietv; tii4HtfsU:ilJtuf obtain
Slutrea in the Bank', rrrj littla doe'jt
cin'iitrrbt entertt.inrtl that the whole
it mount of lbe StfckVitl be taken tir
Tlte City Coencit and other rorporu
ttont in thin Cif r anil set-era) inrlivbltu.
al of Urge, property, have come fur
ward promptly nftd ?et the good exam
ple, bj aubscribing for the- whole a
innunl of the SUarea lav wJiiclrtliev arc
entitled, so that the prospers are choer
In. - AVe uniltratitttd , tjiat arrange
ment! .have been in a le for bringiuj; '
lioine immrdiatel in tpr.fi, to mticli of
the loan latefj , rlffeteti, , bjr-6eneial
llamitton, ai may bo necearj to put
the Rail lload Uank in operation with
out embarrassment to our other tuonictl
institutitHiT AcmUajajjjiqar-
tcra represent the people at prejiarnl
tn make up the amount of the (apilal
of tlie Btuk, and anxiouifor ilsiintni'
diate mtablishinent. The succe of
tlie Hank ma j now be. con'sideretl as
certain, and it will go very far to en
sure tbe success of tbe Itnml.
Charleston lifer,
SUB UEAijUltir.
Hie New York correspomlent of the
National Intelligencer says:
Ihe riulliners are not rrrasl in inn
ney matteis toVtis northern Yankee
yet. uov. Alarcy came, from Massa
chusetts, and Mr. Secretary .uotitl bu
ry from New Uampshire." Oiye Vftc
sub-Treasury nest, antl we will pile up
cortl tt gold anil silver in INew York
cUya,nd. leave the Treasury rags for
the ueneat of bouth Carolina, e
will bank snd aWe the whole bf the
whole of the Union. '" Our sub-Treasu
rers will setup in Wall street a bro
kers, antl draw drafts on all thejr bro
ther sub- reasurers from Nevr, Or
leans to St. Louts. All we need to
make the New York plan of humbnn
f!fry. perfectj.ii .'Mr. Senator Wright'
proposiuob to invest tbe surplus in
stocks. If Mr.1 Calhoun would have
only allowed this, we should teach bim
a great many more things in political
economy than be es-er li-arnt in Yale
Collects. Why, a itrrtt frotn'the Hon
Silas Vriglit and the Albany Regency
is worth more than an A. L or an Xi
L. D. from even, Harvard University
GoV Bafrby, jn bis 'address before
the Temperance Society of this city.
on the sum uir. gave a striking uiustra
t ion of the connexion between intent
perance and , crime. Hit kxcelleney
('who we alb know is a rliitinjruiiihed
criminal Uufer.) stated fiiaf in th
course of hjs life, lie had been employ
en in Kme ou or ou capttat cases; ev
rry one 44. which, as well as he then
recollected, was connected with intern
perancel W think the- Ooternor de
served great credit for giving his influ
ence to the temperance cause; for it is
the cause of public virtue, of national
prosperity and .of individual aod do-m-itic
hsppinesss Our gibbes, out jails
and penitentiaries, our poor house, our
lunatic asylums, and our domestic cir
cles .all attest the awful ravages of in
temperance among us, in brutalizing the
whole man, in pai alizing the head, the
heart,, the rm" in destroying every
l.,.. .,..) " J . '
port, and filling the land wiih ...,yi,sjtjig7
Inuthsoine, bloated, blasted drunkards.
ruined for time ami ruined for cter
nt$iTttcatoo$a IntetlieeuGr.r. ,
" Trtah oj Commerce with Greece.
The Globe publisliesofficially a Treaty
of Commerce and Navigation between
the" United Slates and the King, of
Greece. '.This treaty was signed at
London on the 22d of December last
by MrV Stevenson, our -iniuister at
tlie Court of Great. Uri tain, and bv
SptridimrrricoOpi, the Minwter of tUvj
king or (jreece at the same, and tne
ratifications were exchanged at the
same place on the 25th of' June Inst.
Tbe treaty stipulates for the reciprocal
admission of the vessels of each coun
try info the ports of the other, and tbe
admission and export in them of all
goods on the payment of tlie same du
ties as are exacted on- national vessels,
from whatever ports they may come,
except other ports of tbe same country.
the toasting trae being excepted. It
contains,' also, other provisions similar
to tliosti embraced in the commercial
treaties of the United States tsith other
States.".1:""":.
The Brilisli Steam Ship. the Royal
William arrived at New York from
Liverpool, brings English dates twelve
days later but they, are almost totally
aevoiti nr interest.
jVetr Cotton. Sales of new Cotton
were made tast .week at Fayette viHe,
at 810 to ail 10 per cwtTlie quality
issaia to oe very gooa. -
Locofoco Compliment to tht Conner'
vatite party. -The New. York Even
ing Post has issued the following de
fiance to the Conservatives. The Post
isx certainly entitled to the praise of
plain speaking. We have seldom seen
any thing more scornful or more iesalt
tng: - - ' : ' - --"
The delegates of the Consenrative
party ie ; this State meet the 3d of
the present month, in aolemn conven
fion at Utica. v (., ,., ., ' "
'lt.H-W be bped that they will
t y ' . -
" "V.. ' ' . . .' . ..... . ....''.:', . .
roake no attempt o Liitn themaelvea
again on the Democratic parly, by giv
ing ay support to Ibf "innnlfiTatea we
have ominalu. AVe want, not their
prraeiteein the- psrlj.' to corrupt anl
distract it bv their elC prujecta anl
perpeteal inirigoea. : want not
their few honrlrril itet we are atrong
enoti!t
to beat the, big. '..without
them. Tbev are not numerous enough
to withdraw any essrntial strength from
our', party by "Keeping aloof front it;
butlhey are unprincipled and active
enough to weaken it by mingling again
in our ranks.'
Tlie Mobile Advertiser pays the
fiilliwinr just tribute to the accomplish
ed I'resitleiit of ihu B4uk of the Uni
ted Slates:
The Pennsylvania Bank of the U-
itetl S'ates, ttmier the adiiiinible man-
;emeiit of Mr. Bidillr, ami exrrciMiig
I fact nil the functions of a national
institution, has accomplished alrrady a
er great reduction ia the j ales ol
exchang thro'ighout the cnuntrj, has
ssisted thi? Ooventment tn its neces-
itv, and 'is'', contribution: liberally to
wards a, resumption of specie nav-
inents in the Sou'1-.. The beauty til nil
tbts iVr-M'tv BUldlcraa tuxeth.creo -
pie and win 'goldi-o opinion a' in spite
f 'lamentations here or elsewhere.
Sal. lit.
We I ear'ii that . is Majeaty the Kni"
ufilie French ha. diivctetl that the or-
er vl'.A'mirhl of the J.rtrlon of Ifonor
be ctuifurreil mi our count i yman Wil-
ium 1J., Hodgson, a native of this Dis-
rut.
.Mr. Ilutlgson lias been connected
for. some years with the diplomatic ser
vice in tne umicu Mates, ami. while
aiding in Northern Africa and Asia.
levoted much of his time to the culti
vation of the Oriental laiisuasrei and
itvrature. His writings ott those sub
jects, among whii h arc his translations
f -tlte four-HnspeU liiVo the lierber
tongue, ami ms iau m the present
Pacha of Kgypt, procured fur him" a
membership of the Asiatic Societies , of
li'inuon ami fans, and the Knyal 8o-
cifty; to which he can now add. ns the
first American, within our knowledge.
me oroer in tne legion oi Honor.
I he distinction which has been
snmifoneously conferred on him by the
king of the French has been announc
ed to him in a letter from Count Mo!t,
Minister of Foreign A ifuirs, ami is as
honorable to the Hing, as the Iriend
and patron of literature, as it is flatter
Liiig to the literary success and celeb
Uniy ol our young country man.
Mr. 11. lias just arrived from Peru
with the ratjficafibii ofaTtreary between
the Peru-Uolivun CooiVderatioti and
. t IT a il. . - ae as.
tne untteii states, lor which purpose
ne "was despatched by our Uovcrn
... a. T.S.
aAf.yM.-. a . r., l..- y
'"'( -i nniai swim rourocr wan
committed in this county' oil (he
of lht Si) inslautf Mrs. "Terapay Shaw
wife of Mr. James Shaw shot her hos
band through the hearf. and lid rxnir
ed Instantly.: We have not been ablt
to learn the particulars, but 'under
stand that they had lived disagreeabk
together for 'some time This is the
second murder we have had to rccor
this year rotnmitted by" Feniales, i-n
this ' counfy. , W for bearcomment,
as the loafer will no doubt, tinderso
Judicial - Sntestizatitin. Mrs. Shaw lias
not been committed. to jail yet. for. the
uiicnce. it is suppoaeil tlisithe has
cutout." ' f . tlaiar, Aih:
We are gratifintl to learn that the faithful
and able Waddy Thompson Is reflected to
Congtoaa from South Carolina, by a mijori
ty of about a thousand votes.
JtlAItHIED.
In this eonntv. on tbe 9ti. inrt. by the Bev. Th.
G Whitaker, Mr. John Mt'ullers, of Johnston
rnin.tr, taMisa Mm tlia, dauglitee of Sam't Whit-aki-r,
F..
la S.mpson snnntv. bv the Rev. Mr, Colton,
Junes ti. ItolJiin, Kiq. oHfayelleville, to Miss
i,ouis"Tloln.ea, rlwigrrter ol Gabrivt Ununes,
Bin. nf Vi1min)r.lon. 1
In fjumbt-rlaail, bv ihe Ilev. Mr. Mason,
Mr. William Mitchell to Miss Eliisbelb
A. eldest slaughter of Win. f i McUsnirl, Kq.
In Milton, Mr. Caleb It. Hiebmond lo Miss
Msrv K. daogliter of Stephen Uoilson, Esq.
In'Stpkei comity, on Cd Inst., by Kev. Jnhu
Wl'son, Mr. John C. Stone to Mis Ksney Uov.
Iirstnn. Also, at Ihe same time and plane, Ih-
fl. K. Wall, of Stadiioa, to ,Mits Ma Jane
Covnigtoo. " ' ', ,' ,
' ' ' Dli:i.' ' '
On'the ,0th lnrt. Jcaie 1J.; bjuiiif so of Mr.
D. Dunuv.of tliis city. . . '.
lu lliia aouiiiv on, ihe Itlh . hist., Mrs. 3any
n.iii,. .nnmri nf William snellinz. t.vi
In Milton nn Frit!-- Stst ult., aber a Iwger
ine illness nf several months, Mrs- Ann bniilh
ivii.n. tnnuri nf John Wilson. F.io.
At Lacranee. l enneaaee, sir. rump oiit.
' ' !.! Cl -
. .f K.liihnrr. Mr, 8. bad been to the
Southwest on buslneu, and Ihenee visited some
relaiiona at Iterative, here h was taken sik
.nrf.ll.!.
In Kandntr.b aountv. Ilamon M iller. Sea.
aged 7. . t '- "'
, In Mecklenburg aonaty, Alea. CrlerrKiq
"the road to wealth
- Insured foa. Yvrty Lists.
1.... a and valuable MonthlV
.ki:..,i a.1..irf in i ha nurooses of eve
ry Earmer and desicned to trropsKSte all aaefol
.1 A . l..rnrn..llrvM annaeenine th Oil
irosriaa in the United Slates, entitled
, THE AMERICAM
SItiKL GKOWKK
, AYO FARMER'S AXXVALt ,
BMBitaiaaise witsj
Appropriate EsssiraTlaisaT-'"
snirsp at
WARD CHENEY at BROTHWIS,.
-, : n '.-' Brlatoa, H. J.
-. -,- asrereaLi i I
CHARLES ALKXANDElt Philad. " .
Tbe first eambsr or thi hbjhly important an1
valuable work, Is bow ready lor delivery W sob-
teriherS Wi ileg leave reipeetluliy t call it
sitevnloa at twif slnsens lo ll,e praise vorthy rfi
jtsit bss ievirsi, a4 for Hie promotioa of '
hiih it l ba pot hue nneraiion.
There.liaenol prnAably hsrtlolert been a tirruJ
bea ibe sUciukhi at ifce peopl. of this cnantrv
wss as airs n.ased o,i lU ut,j 4 ha Silk
Cullers si at preecuti nor a time aben those
who have alrvaily embvked 1 tbls -besHiess
felt such satire aonfideaee, aot rmly ibat liberal
proBn nay be denyed Irem it, but also tn their
aiilrty to (iroduee a good bilk nm be procur
ed in any part el the world .It Is tft'mved that
alt that unoe earning to fully esleMiih this greai
nuns ia ine soumry, vssih mi vast- anvaeta
ge, is but Hie dissemineting nt plain practical
information soneei nii.g He and to ei.Dlinea our
cititrai ol)iate know to be -Ins, v. that
there is an more difficulty about raising a crop of
Silk, than llierv is a erop of grain.- 1 be spMal
thus beituncd y e'.: a far feaier return than
ean be oatainen It em any otkar araaeb of hus
bsndry. The eilitors loiv long been engaged
In I he silk sulliire, and intend hereafter to
give it their entire attention. They base made SI
trslttuiio sri-tncemeaia tor sreiliae the silk -
orin, and sullnaline thai invaluable srweiea of
mftbtfiy trte, the Morus Mnltiesuriv. And,
rom l jit n-long eapei bnee in Ihe occupation and
'xtenMreenrreiiiondettee kith silk trowers ibev
believe ihey may aay oiihont Oili-nlaiioti, that
Iter si ill lie stile lo make the A marina Silk
rower, uaclnl sad enterUli.mt.snU in enmmu-
ici.te thn.oirb its panes inf.M rqi.imn aa valuable
respecimj evuy branch nl 'lie silk buainess, as
an lie rh-lwlirre obtained in die Unitril Slates,
tmriiun of Ihe work wltl be devoted to not
njr ihe iiKKicm Improvs meals ef agriculture, "
ml mth matters as are graerally usrlul to the as.
u'i'lor of the soil. j. ,
. The innri.mii reipeclftillr solU lt ottririn-
10m oh Aerirultural subiecli avavtallv-anrt al
art Ihe Nits tirtnrwjr.iJusn.cis in pailicnlar. Ail
dre,s the KJitors, .War Vbeory St Urethrrf
U'ii imjjton. , .;
Ihe work will be nnkliiked monthlv eveiv
number eomprilin, twraiy.foin- large uriavo pa
ges "i'h 'he arhlMinsi of a cover lor advrtliw
wents, tvo . ami at the end of each volame. a
eomplrle laklr nt eomenls will b luroUhed to
sttbsctibrri 1 rrait. On Ikdlar a veer, nsvs- .
lite in ailianee, fnr single snbtetthers. 1'wrr.iy
anharriptlnes will be anpplieil lor bote Jrar
bjr lorwai ding s cni-enl Ira ilollsr bill free" nf
poilNge.
All ornrrs tor tlie oik. nosUare tiaurreU
be proniptly altr-.ted to, it aililressrd lo Ihe
rulilitlier, t;. A suilcr, AlUcniso liuililinti,
Krunkliu I'late, IMi.lailtflpliia.
tJii aem, Silk t.rowjrrs, atilculinialisis, anil
iltirri, aim with to (a-Ocnrc this work from His
present time, .will please forward Ihvir uainci
and the ameunt or subierlpllon Imaaediatcly.
Liberal I'roniintn. .
Any AMt--'"ardnir"'tto renrraeribers fir
nne jesr, and a (SO current bank bill, will be
emnUil io Tr 'I boosaud bilk . it orrn Kegi,
selecieil I'm tbe most aiiimrfi'd varnjlii
whirb ran he forwarded by marl lo any. pait of
he Unitnl Stetrs, at a Irinine expense, anil
which, if properly aitrnrled to, aecordine lo the
instieiioni whhii are womulated In the work.
will i Klri a profit smisHlrrably c i seen m g the
mount ol Ihe priee ol sfebstrislien for one ban
dred roiiies.
(T F.ihtors of papers who are desirous of
eneourstins; lb gmw b of bilk ia this eonntri ,
ill ideas eniiy this artverliieaient a tew sums, -
and vi will fuiaiib tfiera with a F.xohanfce,
and also occsvionul aaniplesof the Silk, which
is manrhirlnrrd at the K'litor'l rsteeaive eiisb- .
lishmeni In tlui-tiugton, New Jersey, Jut) SrJ,
By vlrto ol a Deed of' Trust tn as eseentrd
for certain purposes ihei-em eofilabieit. II JUL
JlE SU1.U on Moamr the 10 h larot-mlier
nest, si ilieWslderreer of It. J.;Sl'HUJLli,neari
Tarborotigh all ttie periihable prniiii iy of the
lute Margaret S. Kpinill, supposed lo consist of
From 350 lo barrels Corn,
20,000 lbs. Wade Fodder. 80 to 90 fat
lions, Horse. Mules, Cattle, 3 yoke
of Oxen, 40 lieatlvuf Sheep.
Carriage and Harness, llovsehohl a id
Kitdiin Furniture, Furming Uten-
tilt, 4.
A credit (if nine mnnlh with Interest from
dale will be eiran on all sums mer die linllars.
all tin'ler live dollars ea.h. The piktchasvr will
he rcfliiired lo rive bond with twi undoubted ss-
eurlllet before the preperty I removed.
If not disposed f at private sale, at tb Same
time sml plase will be sold that , . - .. ,;
VALUABLS rAXlJtti
'atxovm as TMa "; '
SchcncU Plantation, .
t.t Hie on Tar Hirer, on sud s bait miles above
Tarborsugh, ontainiiig . ,
90S A CURES - ' -
4SO of which are etrpneieH-re be cleared, adjoin-
wr tltelaadsef i 41. Unyil,ta pWilsoa and
others, i There is on the Farm ,. , ,r
A trood DirelHnir Ilouct.
W.hh all neeeisary biTrVrmsti, (iin-houie "and
8crwt siiple und twavh Ortlimns. fclso an inca-
hauitihle ilepnsite ol rich Marl. 7"h bail
welt alaitei lo the growth of aorn, eollou,niiill
(l ain, ks, snd is ia a State of rirxl iuiprovi larHl,
TFJt.M.S liberal ami mail known on th day
ol sale. Hie subacribers reservinS; to themselvis
the pririlre ol a bid, I'osseisHin to be k'san
on the lit ol January next. Fur further panicu
lsri stiuly tu llJ. Snrnlll, on the iirrmiici.
fart of ail ths above will be sold ss tlie
I jiroper-
ty cf.Mi K. P. Hoss.
M . It SMI I II, 3 ( 1 lfe,
Eilccorob county, IM. Jill, ISak. '. " .
-IJVill be hired out, for theeasule; vear, st ill
...... lima ..., I nl.. tl.a k'I'UHllFS L.t.u.
ii.r 10 ihs said riltate, contiiliiia- of Men, lioj
Snd fiirls. 4.1 S .
.-tVWA-'l
ItalciKh and Colitmoln Ilail
.; . esas svwsssjissess
A sulBeient nam her of ibaveS of Ihe CapSlnl
Stock ef tbe ftaleifih sad Columbia liaii Kasd
Company to secure the charter mt laid IJnninr,
havint been subseribsd for, aoliee i ben by iV
en that S general, meeting ol the stock holder i.f
bsnI Company Will be held st the offiee of the
ttalelgh Sd Gsstoa Usit llosd Company, In (he
City of Ifateigh, on Ibe Brit Monday of Nevem
ber neat, for tbe purpose of sleeting a Preiiilent
and lhrsclnraof asud Compsnv.
, , - DUNCAN C A MKMOV,"!
WILIJAM UCYLAN. Cnm'rs
a .-TrlOS. sMiBVKHKUXjV at
CHAKLKi MANLT. : Ralelgl,.
;ki. y, MOUUEC.it. J .
'" Raleigh. Oct 16, 1S3S 43 3w '
UcgrsteHaervt tweeeks. ...-'.
, iii ' "T
Ietlcctall whom Itranyr son-
eerai Iksi spplieetioa) will be nih to the nest
Geaersl Aatembly toe a Act to form a new
eeeaiy set ef porlioas of Amos and Meclil.o
burc aoaalies. -
- ' - '- h tJle-
- ApplientUn wlllbe musfe the
aval t.aneral Ataecnbly for sa aat te rnaniiaie
1'om, laic the property of Mrs. Sarah MHsbell,
of Wakaenety. :
. Sepleaiber II, 1US. , .-" '- S3 la '
FOUSALi: AT fm OFFICE.
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