.,. Pi RSE AND THE SWORD
. .... I m .; n
, f ur furernmem e -
F .. i;.in admonition m
I - -inefeilb th. dual tb.t drank
fble - tbir noble deed, and hallo
- . ,' .." .,! in natrlot-
ig, Recreant, io 10 r
"Zityt, a douWe traitor tuorf be that oo who
j(d W wiuY"U
!Him. -'bich they delisted for th. perpetu.
Z .f freedom. Among th. mind. that low.
. . nill.r of fir above "the storm of th.
notation. " mor' Jea,,,u' fof l,W "',U
"Tj hhartVib.n PATRICK HBNRY'8
Ban. w.reore apprehenaiva oflbo anfe-
-J, which we enlUUo iu preratiou.
pATBtN lie..'" .
That forert-horn Denioathene, ,
AW,,, thunder shook th. Philip of th. ca!
;i, ihe'danacr of an union of lho pur.
! or n argument more irreaisiiuie
L,o lb blowing: ,
Tell mf, where and when did freedom ex
:. '.limine pur, and .word wea given up
j, M lbe'r'lr' L'ulea miracle in human
ilairtthall imerfMwe, no naiiun ei um,
IjrcSM reisw " . .
WJrd mti ine pue-
. t .1.1.-1 ion. aaatnrt the immense patronage
of the Preiderfl;.beraur it-place in hi hand
the mean' o! corruption, aim ui iiisiruiuitng
4 -i. '...i ,1... .iiiiiirv. a hand of rrlainera. in
BmMI(U"J J" '
lke'hM) if Judge. Hovenue Olliceta. and oili
er, od wlncli render -Iru l-reaiauuie in any
(fbcrne of ambiiinu that ho might meditate a
aiat Hherlie of hi country."
I object to the whole gang of federal ofli-
- - , i i i
r,. vieniieincu. ucprnu wyvn ii,
power may work aorely on your jiecka.
ReooWiri, howetr rinlglitened by learning,
L.efcr eleteJ by the pur. maxima of liberty
in rr free frorri dangei.' " Their ao.l .
Lra with drag teelu." The ery liberty
iVf fherish incite to ambitiori; and if that am-
tilim le duhonorable anil ;CUttied, witn. tne
.utiitM of law. wha'oiuniment of freedom can
Litluttiad h arm, or what landmark of aocial
Liau eacape iu acrilcBtoua toufli! The
Cmbitibn of Car grew traitorou an ' powerful
t litre Lilierty gae law to the world; and the
Ivilli f republican Rom. were a defeneelesa bo-
lore him the liberty which had nouiihed and
ijuickened bi mighty intellect into life, ftapo.
Iron waa amtiirfoua amid calm and amid ex-
titament; yet do general Wore htm had more
'iitliUKiaitically unfurled " the republican atan
ui ttirough'iut Lombardy," no patriot had paid
Li.M miMa.iiii. .1 w , .1 M lilwrtv'a VMtnl altar.
SjuI when, the tumult nJ excitement pi rerolu-
jtiiai had pawed away, th geiiiu of French, lib
Lrtr lwheld the unmavked' arra of herdeToted
rliimpioniiiveated with a reaiatleca pieroga ive,
hI aacenJing to empire orer the wrecka of thoee
inMiluiiii by which, through atorin and calm,
Ik had been protected arid invigorated. If more
raligh'tebed Iha'n Jlome ( p.uer than France,
doe it ofcourae follow thafVt bav no Ca-
air'a no Bonaplrfe'a? ifa ambition iefj jhe
oAll', iAoOf. cur libertM guarded by ada-aMatiVi?wl1-Hriat
tbewiiMrAuhlUrt may 6te
arertorowu! . dive th. awW and the purae
lit peWer and 'the wealth" f ih nation to a
ieke.) and funbitioy. man, and you virtually
ttir up Ih ConalildtioiT framed by your fathera
mi roll their banner and 'the banner of their
111 bloodt V ''
HO.V. H. Ar. WISE. 5 . .
Tbiejually dialing uialtrd gautleman Wa' in
vited to attend the late Whig, Meeting of lha
Yaung Man of New York, but the inviuiion.
iwinjto hia abaenc. from bom w received,
it tea Uu a period to permit hi attendance.
No man in lite country ha more unceaaingly
advocated the rijhu of tM !peoly lhar" (.
Ww and uo Amrr Haiecetved iior. unceaa
ing abuat at the hapd of our'moJern demoerata.
AbJ if their aiuB if Vlielr virulent ' daniineia
tiixi bt th reward of aa adtooacv of ,ra prill'
eipK then I., if lu NeXl ;to" th
- Li, ftie'nj, wjj b.regata every vial of
ll burning wrath tliey hav pourrJ and may
pour upon.bim, in the, degenerate day, the
abua Vecaiv. by th. eitizerf from the power.
how arui ha check and from the minion of
(bat power, whom he elartlee from th public
apiU,'ih'ould be held at pricelee value. De
aid it, the hiurel that bound the bald firat
Caaar'a brow" wlrlter intj perlahi' AV truat lo
ee bim again at hia poet, battling for -every
landmarlii and sentence, and reliable, and letter
four g-ejt. Magna Cbarta. auaUined byhia
ronititueuta and animated by the public appro-
baiioeu W make lb .following extract .from
hi reply to the Young Men of New York: "
" Our onlv hop. now is in New York; her
."hit,, may. save " ua from the. infatuation of
ainar niaie in which our trurt eemed ui,
' bat which appear to hav. fallen into th. band
'"f tliaanemy 'alrnMt without a eauae. Uut,
' i a cauaerone I know of, the ' Execu
' ' i If Wiaxr ) IU Peable.' The verj
l"'ty wliu-Ji raiaoa .such an outcry against ail-
OHHi'ipoUea have imiltun the moat mmenae
-Id fearluVnf all mofteooli that of political
.'pwer aiid money power in th. hand of one
wrporaiinn-lumr, the Preaideut or the Vnited
uiea.' TliMe are but three source of power I
'know of in the government, the power of the
I'Uhlic money , the power of the public land,
''J the power of the public oflice, all ibre
'eaiiilitulinir what ia called the nower of natron-
Ma. Who haa all three of theee powera and
i,'1 i'M'i,1''nU lo ,n'' The President, nun
t0'nw! And yet to the nti-inonp!it there
Dm terror at all in this moiiatur monopojiat
f all!!'" ' '
Tbe coming content in New York" i looked
tih deepfxiety by (he friend of reform
hroughout tne country. Great intereaU depend
"PiUte.ulU "" "Last foil Now York nobly did
"r dtity. A, rebukel-an overHb,eming rebuke
N'VV, woqW how ber recreant son ihatnei
th,f beraclf nor the Ttni.m !. i k. rmA iih
' :fr - ""(
who mere fit than her to administer tbi r.
ke! Wt ao powerful to unnerve the arm of
porrnnf To'ihak th purlieu of the Whit.
"ilh an thqa,.MKIt0t victory !-i
kwbwn i&bl.' motto be th. watchword of
i'ch ali
heraon in lUu trclt aUuggle; and may alt.
acbiev victory that will gladden th. heart of
the patriot, and palay th. arm of a tyrant
A new paper haaWn etab(iji.ed in Porta-
moulh, JVa, called the Old.. Dominion," and
eJiledJiy. Fiak St Cunningham. Fik ia a man
of conaiderabl. Ability formerly an Urrlveraal-
lit preacher.' Their paper, w underaund, will
be decidedly Loco Foco. John T. Hill, Eaq.
of th. Portamouth TiniM, (a neutral paper) baa
deemed il hi duty, to combat the dangerou her-'
lea of hia new competitor, and haa according
ly iaaucd weekly political newapaper. entitled
Th. Republican." Mr. Hil'lta a featlea. whig;
and aa aotlr w. wih bim all poaaibl. uecaa.
H. aaya " hi enter the field with few toauatain
liim. But he unfutU a aiaudarj, and when on
that atandard i written liberty, th. eonmitutien,
law, anJ the bond of human fellowahip, be fore-
aec iu recqiiion, and ia fear lea of the ieaue."
03" It is rumored thet Mr. Diddle il going
largely into lb. culture of: the Moru Mullicau
lia. New, what doe thi look" like! Heaven
preserve u from the Monetcr! Why that Bid-
die man will next buy up all the kick-try sap
lings' in lb I'nion we reckon!
: i
MOBILE ADVKttTISKrt.
TliU ablo and fterli- p; whig print has
changed han3. Messrs Langxlon & Harris
are now the Editors, ami judging from their
iiplrrea to the public, it will be cmtducted
herrkAiM' with tncreaa4 veal ami powerful
ability. The folio!' g is a portion of tbci
address i
" i.onjr lone will it be, before our pov"
ernnient will be restored to that priatine u
rily. ami republican-simplicity, which charac
terized the republican adininialrationsof Jet
Icraon, MaUiaou ami Munroe. Uribcry, cor
ruption and ileapotism are novc, baud in han.U
boldly utalkinp Uirooli the land, and in their
tieaolittiiifr. course, recklessly trample under
foot the Constitution, ami are attempting' to
overturn the civil jmMilutiont ofour country,
and uproot and thto into iti'X)rilerl the social
relations of society. They must be arrested
in their career, or tlWe i an end to nur free
government. The i(ic, now before the cihiii
tryf is ' CtHitilalhmil Jjberty, r Sttrn Dcf
psriaw." -1'his paper ahull always be found
on the aide of liberty the xealotis advocate
'oPgood order, sound morals, and the suprema
cy of the conatiHirion uml the laws i and will
seduotisly labor to brinp luck the Executive
within the limits prescribed by the Constitu
tion. - We are opposed to the leading meas
ures and policy of the present' administration.
d we obj et to the manner by which it
came into power. It was "conceived in usur
pation, and brought forth in corruption," and
we now awear, on the attar ofour cimntryrMi
compromimiug ami nnceaiing oppfitiort It the
r(-elrttitn.,tf Martin Van Jturen. We are
determined to take a bil' ami indrneiuleiit
stand, ami honest y and fearlessly sustain it
We slia'l advance no opiiiions, and advocate
no m. asure. but a ich ,as we honestly ami
sincerely belt ive to be comet, and calculated
to advance the prosperity of our country, and
promote the cause of constitutional liberty.
We shall expose cwrruptioir w herever fotiud,
and the art of the demagogue shall be held
up to view for public reprobation. Uut while
pursuing thi fearle course, we shall care
fijly abstain from -entering the arena of pr
soual ktrife and shall cautiously labor 10 es
tublUh fur our paper, a reputation for dignity,
and manly independence. - I
Front the Nalioual IuielUgencer,
,Wc have just received a rteatlf
printeil Volume, eiiUlW '3jtmoriat
of North Carolina," bjr. J. Skawkll
JoNtsKKq. anil tleilicated tu llie J Jon.
Win. Coil Johnson, of Maryland. We
hare not yet had time tu give it a per
usal) but buMh with pleasure lite Tut
loving complimentary' notice ol it Trout
the pea of a gentleman of learning and
taste:
MThe spirit nf inquiry and research,
manifestly increasing in the several
States of the Union, promises results
not only honorable to the iiidivi.Iuais
engaged In resuing from 'v'oiivion the
most precious maU-,ials, and eminent
ly c':r..'.ucive to the exaltation of the
national ' charider, ".but incalculably
valuable in developing the resources
and capabilities of the country.
Reflections on the beneficial influen:
ces ofintellectual treasure,Jlaily dif
fused by.lhe teeming pregs, bi"ve been
ehrited by the perusal of a fecertfpub
lication. entitled "Mtmor.iuls of AorA
Carolina, by J. sawcu Joxes, of
Shocco, the style ol winch is at once
graphical and lucid-, and its proofs and
arguments are strong in support of the
facts presented..-.-
The work referred to 5s,' indeed re
plete with most interestinr matter, and
Tom riMl1i-4teulighiejii;(La ujjj orju
the jrratelul consideration of the Amer
ican people. The philanthropist, the
statesman, or the antiquarian, will duly
appreciate these memorials .and, in
view of the varied fi.ld for mental cul
ture to-which they induce amUuvite
discosiuon, the inte,Higent reader will
entertain a patriotic asp'nation that the
"march of a mind so competent to sub
serve and promote the toniinort weal
., ...".It
nine mosi essenirai particulars mm
be onward, and never weary. -
PHfLOMATH
AOES Or 'THK ) PnKSIDBKTS.1 We
gather the following interresting facts
Iroin mz article, published in the
Ntttinnal . Intelligencerk . some six or
eight months past
George Washington was born 1732,
elected President in 1789; installed
the' same year at the age of 57, served
eight years, and retired to private life
at tne agei dj. , , . . . ' '
John Adams was born in 1735 elec
led in I7?6x 62 years of ace when in
stalled; served 4 years, retired in 1801;
at the age f 66. V v ' ' ,
Thomas Jefferson was born . in 1749
elected in ,1800 installed in 1801, af
ti.o ae f:58 years: ser.ed . 8 years:
retired from office in 1 E09 at the age of
66 years. . ;
James Madison was born in 1751
Ktactn.l in 1808. installed in 1809, at
58 yaat s of age served 8 years r
tired in 18 IT. when he was CG years
old. James Monroe was torn in 1758
elected in 1816, installed the next year,
when 4ie ;Was 58 years of , ages, served
8 years j retired from office ia 1825, at
the age of 66 years.
John Quiticv Adams was born 1775
elected in 1824j installed the follow
ing year, at the a'ge of 60 years j served
4 years: retired in 18-29, being then
64 years of age. ' ' : ' "
Andrew Jackson was born' in 1767a
iclected in 18287 went - into offie. in
J 826, at the age of 62 served 8 years,
retired in 1837, at the age of 70 years.
. Martin Van Buren was born In 1782;
elected in 1836, installed in 1837, at
the age of 55" years.
It will I teen y: the foregoing that
fourol our presidents wrra sixty -six
years of age when they retired from
public life, one 65 fivcj'one seventy',
andtme ('John Q.. Adams j -sixty-four
when he left the presidential chair, but
he is still in public business.
The lollowingare the- ages fof three
"'her distinguished individuals, who
are spoken ol as candidates for tlte ex
alted station of president of ' the U,
States; viz. y ;;.
William Henry llarriaon was born
in 1773, Henry Clay in 1776, and Dan
iel Webster in 1732. ' - "
f Mr. Van Buren is the youngest Pres
ident we have ever had, and should he
serve the second teritu tie will then re
tire to private 'ife younger than any of
his predecessors. Uut should General
Harrison be elected in 1840, he; would
go into power i.t an age more advanced
than any before him. Mr. (Mar "is
now in his 6lst year, and Mr. AVeoster
in his 56th. , , . ., -, ,
GBN. BA RRlNGEll.
We have been gratified to take again
by the hand, the fitrmer, indefatigable,
faithful and able Rebretentative to Con
gress from this District,- Gen. Daniel
L. Barhinokr, who after Ji is le teat
in IBJ3. leu tins country aim . settled
in Bedford, Tennessee. When he took
his departure Irom among us, his health
was so feeble, that but few. if any of
his friends, ever calculated on 'lis res
toration. But now, on a visit to his
relatives in litis State, and to the theatre,
where he. acted for a long period so con
spicuous a part, we are rejoiced to find
hint a hale , hearty man, auu as uncom
promising as ever in his support of the
great piinciples of the Constitution.
We hope yet again to sec him in pub
lic life. ; s - fltg,'
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING
IN NEWUEKN.
. Agreeable to-public notice, a large
and respectable meeting of the citizens
of Craven County1 was ' held at ' the
Court House jn.lNewbern, .on, Friday
evening, the 26th ult., for, the purpose
of nottunalitig Delegates to the Gereral
Improvement Coiventiwi to be held at
Raleigh in December. ' m -
The meeting was duly organized by
calling to the chair Jno.. T. Lane Esq.
and appointing H. W. iatimgrSecie,
rclary:Whereupon the", Cliairmai)
made known the object of the meeting.
On motion of Thos. P.' Burgwyn,
Esq.,', the following preamble and Res
olutions were submitted. ' .
' H'kertett the citisei f Craven County,
entertaining a deep aerwe'bf the immense, ail
vantage rcauUing to a dtntry - liere an en
lightrneeVaml liberal system of Internal Im
provements encouraged and fostered, and
being anxious lo co-operate; with their fellow
ciiisen elsewhere in forthermg such mea
nres a v-'', oe productive of the welfare of
N'irtft Carolina: '
Retolved That Delegate be appointed to
represent their views and interest in the In?
ternal Improvement Convention which ia to
beheld at Italeigh early in December- '
Retolved, That their Senator and Itepre.
sentative of the General Assembly - be re
quested to promote Mich works a . have for
their object and end the general good of the
whole Male,. .. . . j . . .
.V;vd,.That each county throughout the
Slate be, and.bereby-is, rejpectftllly invited
lit respond to this meeting. ' , ' r '
On motion of Jas. McK.. Soead,
Esq., the following Gentlemen were
appointed Delegates.
Hon. Win. Gaston, Hon. J. R. Don
nellrJCoIr Saml. 8. Biddle, Samfc
Hyman, Win. B. Wadsworth, Robt.
Moore, Thos. P. Burgwyn.
On motion of Olivers. Dewey Esq.,
Resolved,. That these proceedings-,"
published and the thanks-ol the tneet-
inir i tomlpreil lo 4hst i Chairman ' anu
Secretary for the discharge of the du
ties assigned them. ; v
..' JNO. T. LANE, CVm.
W L at t m tt si ',' Sec r'y.
Mormon difficulty te(lUJ. The Nior
nxons, to prevent the effusion, of bloml,
have abandoned their lands'in Carroll
and joined their bretheren in Caldwell,
the citizens of Carroll agreeing to pay
them for their property, and such dam-
azea as shall be assessed by two men,
chosen by each side. from the. counties
of Howard and Charlton.
- Second fAdnsrt. Mr. Van Buren
said that the , second thoughts of the
neDle are much more riirht and effici
ent. " ; Precisely. soT The peoplt of
this Stale last year thought the pres
ent Administration undeserving of sup
port, and on second thoughls" they
see no reason to alter their opinion.
v : '.:..-li.;3:v-iV.,-1'1 Star,
Lot of the Seam i'acket Neptune.
Gentlemen who came passengers in
the Steamboat-South Carolina, from
Norfolk, and who reached the tatter
city by the Portsmouth Railroad,-- re
port that the steam packet Neptune,
which left Baltimore on Sunday, Slsf,
instant for Charleston,'; was run a
shore in a severe gale.near Smithfiield,
on Tuesday night last, and was; lying
high and dry, with her wheels, several
feet out ttf walrf. The passrngers
were all saved, and it ia' epped
the boat may got beCthougli not wifli-
out great loss and cxneu
JialU
Chron.
A voun nrecenlor in Vermont lafi-
ly chastised a female pupil nearly af
old as himself, to whom he was under
an engagement of marriage. He told
her that though he kissed her as a lov
er, he must lick her as her. tutort? WJ
hope she will pay him well for Ins
patns,whenshe gels him. ,1met. Sent.
f On the 2Gth instant the Legislature
of New Jersey re-elected Gv.Peu
nington to the oflirenf Guvet nor for the
ensuing year. s
Whig to 24 Van
The vote
Huron. '
stood 40
c The St. Louis Republican states llial
the public works on the' lies Moines
Rapids, Upper' Mississippi have bet-ii
nearly suspended. The wealher hid
become so cold that the labnrem' refus
ed to go into tU water. - As high a
g3 perday had been paid by the sup
erintendent to workmen tu go into the
water, but most of them iefued to
work even for that stun. " l
,' - r-- :
- New Fork, Oc obtr 23.
A transient ship, tne lltbemia, gives
us dates to Sept. 29, front Liverpool.
The news gues toconftrin the fact of a
short crop, high price, of grain, scarci
ty &c'8kt. - lite orders opn the Con
tinent had not been abundantly an
swered. ' The weather for harvesting
had been excelfent. Great rll'irts are
now nuking Iu repeal the. corn laws.
The Ministerial . papers semi to he
looking that way. The deficiency in
the grain crop is estimated by ; some to
be 23 per rent.
The political news does not sectu to
be to us of the least interest. ' Money
is stated to be rather more plentiful
than Unas been, the rates of discount
being '3 4 lo 3 per cent. The Na
tional Guard of Paris are beginning 'to
claim the extension of lite right of suf
frage a right they already h ive, I be
lieve, but which they now claim for
others. The Ministry seem to be re
luctant to second the mnement. .
The American oidcrs upon the man
ufacturing districts of Kngland . must
be a ur.dant.for hands are -generally
cmployeil, "ah'l the wage pn lty gnoi
A villainous, attempt was Jiiaile the
other night In destroy the buildings at
the Mooresville depot, ( the Wilming
ton and Raleigit'Rail Road. CunipatiVi
A parcel of combustible mailer w-s
placed u.itfer one corner of th Ware
house, and fire put Jo it,, which burnt a
large hole In the bulling' before it was
discovered. A , treat quantity of
Merchandise was stored in the Ware
house. . . r:..,.-.
;i;i'j':Vi JtVintns(!oii JlJverUter,
7I7njon Jn Texas. -Under the head
of Texas Slid Religion, the Natchez
(Miss.) Courier of the 29th ult. states
that, the Rev, L. Fowler,, suprfiuten
dent'. of Missions in Texas under-the
control lf the Methodist church.arrived
in that city on the preceding day, on
hi way to 'Tennessee, bci business
connected with his mission. f Accord
ing to the Courier, Mr. ;, Fow ler ropres
ents the, enterprise in w hich ,he is en
gsgeri; ' as in a prosperous condition,
and expresses himself highly delighted
wkh the country and people of Texas.
He states that "t ere are about thirty
active preachers in the Republic, all ol
wnom are coruaitiy, recetveu uy tne
inhabitants, and that with a praisewor
thy liberality in supporting' the church
amongit.them, the citizens in all parts
of the country are desirwi of receiving
more preachers." " Mr.' F. expected- to
receive a considerable accession to the
Mission under his chargo-4Vo,Tennes-
see-
Napoleon's fWoir. In the acccunt
of the recent coronation of the Kmperor
o( Austria as Ring of Loinbardy we
find the following snort notice of Maria
Louisa, the Widow jut N apoieon: -"In
the state carriage next to that of
the Ernperor was the widow of Napol
eon laria Louisa. Iter tun lorni, am
ple countenance and careless or con
tented expression, would seem to indi
cate that the yicisitudes of life have pas
ed over her -without leaving any deep
traces of saddening recollections be
hind." ' ' " -J-"?
Ilow cold and heartless must be the
breast of hi ' contented woman! She
Lis tloiv the wife,' we ' belTeve, of some
German noble,' and follows joyfully in
the train r the legitimates, wherever
they move. , Little did the- Emperor
of France, or the exile ol St. Helena,
niicioate that this would be the fateJ
, it I t k -r
III tne inowier ui ma crniu anu me ,nc i
of his bosom. ! - ,
'.. 'flu poet Campbell and Jioz. Will is
states in one of his letters, -'under the
Bridge," published in the New York
Mirror that the Poet Campbell is coin
ing our country to visit the hal
lowed vale .-of -Wyoming. I'ennsyl
vania, which his pen lias innnuiialized,
though never behold by tbo author.
Box, in other words that . marvejlous
young writer Dickins, whose Pick
wickian papers have spread like wild
fire over the reading world, also pro
poses to embark shortly in-the Great
Western. .
Tbe Eastern "penny papers" keep
up an eternal chatter about their wo
men. Can they find nothing better to
talk about?" tin. News.
We are astonished at you, Mr.
News. In the name of all that it is
beautiful and good, what can there , be
00 jhU dull earth more worthy to, -talk
altout, to write about, to sigh for, to die
tor, to cry lor, or even t lie far, if need
be, than woman angelic woman.-
Intense study of lie Bible will keep any
writer from being eWgtfr in point of style.
r L i . li.. i 1
-a loronr uo not "u hi"-i mj im,
my country; but Unirnajre, reltjjion, laws,
srovemtnent, blood identity iti these makes
men of one country. . . ; - -:
Canning flashed such a liht around the
Constiiuiion of Kngland that it wasdilCcult
to aee Die ruins of the fabric through iu
Good and bad! men are each leas so than
they neein. - . -
-A man7fn)xlms ia like a Cyclops with
one eye and uW rvff in the bark f hia head.
.-'--'tli,kridgt'i Thble Talk.
- .MARRIED,
-tr rluirifyrnn M rrenins; of rt-51 rt. inl., by
tl.i- Ilc-v. Mr. Mr. Thokh Kuut u Miat
Cklis Ant Ss'.ar.'
In i'ii e n .U; on the tlth vf.t. by William
Lnw, K-ij. Mr." Jarkaou i'Me to Mia Angi-liue
'anniidy.
AND
WINTER GOODS.
LITC IIFOIll & oi.acu,
MKUca.iA'r T.ui.oHs.
FAYr.rrKvttLK Sr. Ralkioii, N. C.
AUK NOW OI'KM; at ilirir Store.- one
ilo'or bc-luar tlir Chh! r ar Hank, air elegant a,
I'lrliaeat ,l tiiMMla tt tfii-ir jnte, tu,l,ri,ci';
t;inil.a, (iiiirii-a. imI VrtiH-g,, t evn-jr c I
ami quality, ol aliicli tl,e folluaiug couii m-a
pail:
Soperinr Wool Died ItUck 1
- . l.t, lllue
It.fl.-T.itM
i)t-Mke rvk f.iren
lira (ii'n-i;
Kort- iln.
Merl Miaed
Atanith fly
I laivingiitn an.l I'ilul,
li. w ai title loi Ovritbat
Stiit-rii,r Wool Dii-d lilack "
c Lot us
i Hr nam - iio.
Sn.ckiHrl It.b'.l do.
Diagonal - tin.
Sli-att do.
I'Uin lllue .
i
CtSIMEtlES
I
If ill ,1
r'tfrni'l Vialoria
I'laiil Drab
Siri- fro
Huff Cailiniarells
Superior plain HCk Mole-ik
Velvet
Tiger do. do.
FiRim-d tin. ifo.
oiilen do. Jo.
rnsTi.ycs.
r ikmifiI SHa .
I'lain ilo. ,:
Valencia
Itutf Cailimarell
i
"J
1 nertln-r aidi mn aaanrlmriit af It E .1 D Y
M.I J) K C L O TlltXa i Mdniiel ami
Hutk-ikm Sliina i Draarri) l.iuen lt"i"iii
an.l Ci.nari, viitlU-t an.l (,l.,n, (inmrtattie Sa
peud.rii llotkiit, tlucktkin ami llrrlin
III k Silk and Viciinia l.'ntvata, a aplen!nl mil
cl SlOM'a t tovk Sami HiiiBUaaiiie. and Wl-
.'Til; Triinkul'a crlihiatrd Sl"ck, ol ciy kind.
w.v.j iinn mn cn ue lutimi in aij
ainiilar eit.-ililitlnut-kl fiwU or S'.mli I Inn
giioil, havr been aelt-vteil hy the junior pait ier in
Itvrsmi, li i tpareil nei lir riiiriise nor p.im in
llieir selL-cliiin, hihI eeonli.lcniljr U-lien-, aie
I lie bral aawiriinrnt of (cnmlt evrr oprnvil i,i ili.
Mlalet Inr the li-uilt ol call and r(:tninr
for yonin lnn. We bait hi bur t mplo) ftitl
rate Naiil.eni workmen, ami aii.il .uui eln ot
alt tliacliminr, in tu l'.,.liioua. us sihiii at tin)
lake pi we at the North. V ll.Vrvturc b aie lu
hesiiaiinn in warrantii'ig ereiy lliins; e ni:.ke1n
be well and as futlnunnblyciit and irade at t in
be, NoHh or buqlli AJriutitr ol ll.e Ijeiila
tore and oilier liaillng lite ily ilui ing lh .'.
aion, would do well i call axrt esamiue our
aloek bilm-e purlial(J. 1 hi. m niiliihjj iliti,
own poult in.y rely U.n haiinr Ibrir wuik si
swll eaecutril as lliongh at luruialied lb ma
terial!. UiflVrs Irom ilitiaiice ron,,il) at
triiiloilto Tliaiiklut tor paM larora werctpecl
lully aolinit a continuance (if imblia i,atrnhn;r,
I.IICIIrOUI)kOLIVKIt.
Raleigh, Nov. r, 18.18. 44 4w
PROSPECTUS OP
TII NATIONAL IHAOAZHE
: AXn HEPVaiJCAX HHVIEir,
a. i. sbkst, aa, nnrrea.
Tit .Xatimiul JHueutiiH uml Hepnbllcnn lit'
view will be itillialieil iu tb city ot IViIiiiirUu,
LnMruti i Ciiluntiiia, oil - lit lu uai ol Jaisoart
nest, aodlvkrvied monlbly lu all ii ;.i oj Hi
Umtril Mates, UesoleU cluicly lo lUa ail.
sauaemrnt ol til great irmaiile .t,lli VVhig
ki ly , aud lh Kttcoui ajjctaciil nf litt;i atui ad
svienee, ... . . - - A
'rbegcipwirrwe nf die patt JTtar Las coufiim.
xl ia the luiiul of tli wore rtuculilig anil saga
cious of lb big wrty llial a vacuum ai,ia in
the iieiioilkal nn of the country, in wliicb
lioulil bit. emubined tlia urwloctioas ol tmr
great slalrtrneu no literary ami M:titifie iub
jeota, Suit iboae uf tbe entinenl Itlaiary gciiMisrs
of hicli liie UniMnl Stairs an b.iast so ainil a
ahare, on the various subjeclt itai (.rearm trtrfn
sels lo a sound and vigoniat iniellei-t. .
Il eaiiiiol be iloubied thai the present eriiiid
u:ida lb publication ol a wuik aleulalel to in
luu and circulate Irue ami lioneil poliiirat Inlor
nation, aud lo (nuiileiacl llie dii-rlul IuDuriice
eaei tcd by a nmntlily peiiwlie l ol a similar lia
luie ,uhlitbcd iu llii city, urnler ilia auiHj,.
ami bearing Ilia name of Ilia self-styled litmus
iscj lit llic iicm-i,i day, silrocsliiig liifwanci
bleb, if uciiea4ul, are deaiiued lo moiijilcr t
ruius lb lalnie ol our nob I Consinutin, by
placiug entiuclions on it 'O SU.l tbe capiia
and a.liaiiaa tb reaching of a aovnipt aiub tlon.
Th union of auch inuiil wnli a gnuerat
litcraiure at bare imuUeil the eurrnv il kiw
and bonesty of lb eounlry, by (iiwUiiJiliiB th
.VIartyn!o ot Cillej." lehilerrd m asjanncr
more ileiciiable li-uui ih Inuiliou way iu sliicli
tbey are cwnibhieil, lend duecily to ibe Sitor
ganttcaliou ol all tli.t, St Aitivrkans, slioulit be
in lit Utuii aacieil. Tbi toiabinaiion Is lauat.
V? " .'U?,U,!!!"!L ,nr.,''i':
a ihch iiicj mRni uiiiiii . f-Titt a
well at Irom a eti tain deceptive air; oi bib louul
philaiiiHropjr and espantire libuaiity nf licet,
nn wiimh iney are aiuuuy suie t mei incm
seises, lor lb nui-imae ol stealing ibeir st hi-
lo Ibe hetU ibroonkTllie umutpcuing brum of
nisi aiait on snu n oepenui me ursiniy at
koiet the nation yoangrarea. ' VMiiln tlie
more eiHriciiecd sagacity ol older brailt cck.
,,ei-1 ktatiMe a tuoinrat m mitgiiiaing the rcaf
naked ri.lorinity if lliete principU-a ol moittis
l(amK)iiu, siuilrr all III lair-Mri uitng uiiRifi
ilitv war atiuine, )el lo lb toung tne) ire re
plete with a tubiU danger of. tbe most pernkioul
character.
'Ike Natkmal Magasine and Republican
Iteiicw h deaigiwil, anil will , be nunUusi.
ad with these anil other high iiuponuul aim
sideralKins iu view, calculated lo correct. mis.
couttrucliowa, and lo itirulcat the cot reel politi
cal priusiple ou which are baaeil the Slews and
praaiiee ol the great Uepublican W big iit),as
well aa lor the cneouivgcnienl and nutiiucHaacs
-ol eeiHiiae nolile literature ' I be publiilMrrs
will neither ajme caicna Hi the iu!$hauiral de
partment ot lb work, nor llieir ulwtnal cftiM-la lo
render the review uartui l tSu ISiblic in a lite
raty point of iew, and konoruble lo lb aouiiliy
ami cause which, is. dcUiocd lo espput ssa
Naiiuual aeik.
'1'lMrwcriixt ia fast amiting wkew Ike aeaw-ry
will easerge front iIm wantiaiow ol a party kitk
bat sees Into power nailer ih irrnH iafla
ense of a utiilvd n!r wn jmlite,, ,ud ab!k
bai tdvoaatcd arid ilcd under t li kioad ami
oiiU4 n.oliu af effice- arekera, 'To the tkturs "
Urloog lha Strititih i.ji,pM.il:" brw a-
like auti-epublicm, atwn,Miiuliorwl,'"iid a'fuwl
Haiti upon the ha lii.lilulio,., m he euonlry.
that ca H.ly be etatlicaM by lha limmph 4
III i prances bic I, gotcn Ike Uepublima
Whig li) ol lb HTrut day;
U ailiocai. u ih p.iii,,c, ,)U1!,4
aha bmtu siihhI tun-mo w ttctcne .f t),e Con. -tliiuiHH,
and Uti wtirn iy r at Stimiun- '
lire aa a piiy aoahr U. ea.nm the Wr'riU
ul a lirtjflti SiIh. wah tkeJuau,0f Xr.-ar
swHrtrrtrareaTTf MKnrtrilnl m irtauing il. ;.I
i uieiil tin lb gmp i.l wmwptioa, wMI drent
Ircia it tlivir intportaiif i!wtjr tu owiIm,. ibrir -clfurt,
aul it aauwit Iniitrr b dun than at sou..
piu iing a peritalwal ol high stantling l,w snuual
polilict pitncipl and liteiaijr wiHtbt awl Mich
a una will be found in tb Nattbnaf Mrgaainc anal
ItrnitblieirtlViirw. ' ' " .
I be (uccrstof lb Magslne will Ibcrr&nV,
iteiend, in a inrasui-e. on the vrrai but i.f iL.
ippuurni of th pr.s.Kt Adminiatraiiim, ahnaw
i..trial l will be lo aid in il permancul rib
Itdirueul Aa.l il will be npjcll, bn.lihr tot Ike
tulc-iilea aM iali ion band ut IcaHu. bra
tpare neither ti.ue nor lab,Xui espl.HWion
and wdvocway ot ibe true and cwTy peftlrdei on
bwh Ihw tMiri,imrHl ran pmantr, ami null,
ttieccas of l.,cli.U ,d, . gnat csixriuiciit
ul Keublictin (ii,ernmrni.
Hating mad im-M (rw remarkton ibe pnlhl.
ual e.al ol thr publican.!,, . em.n.leM il.al
at iiiilit y will be rrailtly i.ocei,d by thr fubli.,
and twllr upprecUtdi, B w.t,,iB , , .,,1
c.d K-a.ot ra, ibe f.lloai, ,,e prt,,!..! '
aiiijcci i ll l,h rt,irw Wj, ttTUU h
pent L motl tikbratcd wntctiol llie piesckt
Itctirwt snti Ctilic, I Notites wTiriHnraT"
irimn l its uxct. ihrichv .i.m.
pnr
iiiim ai.de, i. .me to ,Utb pionuaiiuuteuly at aic
richly ileiriiig bt it.
A AKeU-h ul ibe i'rnceeillngsnrCelixrett will
be Kivru at , ., 0I each Sesiii,. u, l,b
dtb e.ln,cd Ibe aii ml iflVcl nl all
'piaiii,,-nt mi, ,! ,,., cirtiipilrd by
Knill. ni,.,, acknoalralgrilkhlliiy and oppnitii.
uilj to ai-rannv a,n nl, r aucl) niftier aa Will
p me bi'dli ibl.reiiing ,.,! j,itn iKiiie.-
Klccliiiii ki lin tu will be gitt n in a tabular
loim, rmbiaiit.g all electinnt of iiuptiriaxce in
the taiHmali,t. at icily a ptactMable alter
die revrpiion of iifRcial rrlu't na.
Him, a ant! I'aUs will aw, In, in ru imprrtat.t
, t nt the wntk, and .If nrigbiat ai tales .i it. is
ibaiacier w:ll rrerire pnnit ii-iilini. Tim
idijucl f il,e pnldnlH-ra, hrt in ei.bancH.g ih
KO.nl (jHitei hil, they bar r'n bat kid, wiil Im
ui liuiii.h Ibr reailrr hI, i,, niattilaa will
., in.ciuci aim aniuvet and, at fcr -
r-kvlchrt and lUliiliiiicciicct of ilrntl too dli.
uiite tin hittoi't
Hi.i ihicl and IlittorH-al SktUhvt ol tits
t ii-tr'i ,1 tin tma(i-t K.
- O, iKiual I'octty will be well tptinkled tbreukh
' P'ttet, f...
t-.n-i Mtiiig ol li,tingiii,hrd Sialeinira. If.
ike w..-k li. ill. I rrt't-ive die tanic ri.eilnl,Kc,,i,,'
at ia u-iMlly rxlcn.lt. I to ihthuIk-.I, ,.f lite.
I V ami ten-Mine characli-r, iht- tubtcribvi lo lha
lievii-w will i.nl only Hint iheif NUtiibrit t !! bel
li. lu-.l wiih ibrte tlrtirable pl.tr,,' but alio i.k
luatij- other lalUiLle iiiipraveiuent.'.
Tf.lt M3,
The N .ilmil M-iaiinc and Rrpubliean (.
xw will be puldhhtil in ruoutty iiuuibr, of
eighty nclain pagis eaeb, nn flu iap,r. with
n- w and liainl,..ii.npe, and iHlhen.o.i appnit.
il tnrchai.Kl ami l piigraphwal ap-aiaue, at
llie miMlrtate p, it ul Kite DolUri a rar. uii.
able hi all art in adtanc, or nn tli iteliti'ry '
of I Im Ihii-d iiu-i.brr, wnhuul retwt lo cr.i,.
Ai y iei"H fiH a,dt,.g I. n ti-tprrtaLl tub
teribi'i t, atnf bcciiiMHig ie.puntible t r i a.
iiiiitii.l f Ihe-ir taitMiinliiin Inr iha flm
-hall re relie a npy gratis as loi-f at Ihey may
siuiliuiie l-.bKiibci -
I be pnbiiilt i t will be retpnntildr for all n,it
ne) t foraatilril by mail, in rate.id mitcairiagr,
l.i iiiiitiil the retlifical i f Ihe I'miniatirr shall
b temirril, ami anpira Inra aidnl acc.i'l.igty.
Il' a subscriber (hall not iH'der hit tubtcrip.
lion In be itiiciiiiliiturd at lb ipiralin nl ih
year, he shall Ini cnneblert-il at ahhiug the Ur -liew
ecinlinncil, abicb thai I be lot warded, and
llie siibur, i liim money is-ird nn llie ii-ceit
ul ih thud number, at In Uie Snl intlance.
No sublet iplina taken lor a It-M term Mian on
tear ',- - - '-"-
eimmun'ieatinnt rfisl paid, aiMirtied In
the puhl shers at their rrstilrnse, Ccorgrte-BR,
I). V will rree-itc prompt aticnlion r-
I'ublithrrt of iiewipairts alio all) flf.y the
fntrgnhig iniK-cnn wilt t.ei li- a (i nf th
work In rschaiiKe, and also coulee a lasting favor
upon Ibe nruprn-lur. -
Kl'LTOS fc SMITH. -
RaonotTaws, I) C. . y .
It is ibe earnesl rii)nr of th putdithei tlial
nrrespniitlrhlt will lurwant llurir (Oidribuliim
for ihc ltlw at lb earliest pottikle miiiiM.ni,
State of North Carolina,'
- - - n - . , ... - - ...... -t , . fa-.
Court "if Eituily Term, .1838.
Win Put ker anil nt hers. Heirs) Pvtli1im Inr
at law ol Ihni'l C. faiber, J 'Sal ui taiid.
It antirarine to Ibe sal I, faction of lbs Conn.
ilia I Luke I'atker, one'of Ih belit at law t.f
Daniel i'arker, di'd. la not a rctidrnl ol I lilt
iilalei h it Iberelurv otdered llial pabliealhin bw
uiatie ih lite llaieicti tar, tor us wetks, lit tt"
dee that lb said Luke Hatker, if title, nr hi
lieit-t, tuny - appear at our lies't Coin I lo be bhl
tor ih cutluly nl Galea, at Ih. dart IUhs hi
l.ateteillr, tn lb first aiutlday alter the Inuilh
.Vionday iu Maish nrsl, then and liter lo pit-ail,
answer, or tlriftur 16 llie laid pctiiioni oiltetaita
the aam will b taken pro coufelsu ut IB liitn
and heard es-parle. .---.-. ,
UM. W. COWI'CU, O M kt.
sTV, .Uk imtm it. J! .'
viivr aa, a w mm u ut i
I'tic Ad. 93 oSJ ."
tvotici:
To till inr Creditor.
Messrs John II. low , llrnwn kt Snow, Alfred
.I'.ars. (I.l.hua Ungrra, Hieli.rd Junes, II t.j.
li. Smith, H)lrartlr bniiib. Jnlml. Mai shall, :
John Hollnaay,. Jiisetdi Hem, Kinillaiei U
Ilojd, . Willbnu franklin. IfHhaid It Sniilb,
John Malnne, I'ankd II. Iliii-T, IMh-.I K. J.
Ilavwoo.l. Alfii-tl tiliamt it llnjaooil. Is.f
el Mnribf, Cut. Uatid Holland. Ilcitry yrsuke
lis. William Anblci, Col. Allen Uuers, St.
' William it. Klrcll, K.dmnad Une, M.
' lint bee k t'n , Alary lluiilcr. Jattir l.rtch
; fnrd.Lewit IIdIiiiii.im, Elijub Vounj, brand
v. It v stinv . . .. '. ' .
I'luaav uke uniiee, that at . the Ncarniher Term
of iha Count) Cmirt nf Wake, Inr 1131, I ilull -prar
at Ibe Coutt llout in ilUltigrt lo take lint
brnt fit nf, th Law, mail aud provided Inr the
relief ol Insolvent Ihbtnrti when and where yon
may" attend if yuu think nrnfM-r.
', - , lll10 FKAXKIJM.
. Ratelgb, Ko. S, I tilt. . 3
' TIK.YCIt HIGIII2S'
NOliTll CMOLINA ALMANAC
for the,) ear of our Lord 1830, contain
log notires of lb rUlips, of Ih gOktrnu.ttrf
iri . Carolina, limes ol holding lb i.'t.uila, a
li.l nf ih Hanks Ihe-ir bratichts and uUicei a the
tJiiieritty with list ot it pn-fetaor aud the
Houk itqnikile Inr a Student, lutdual lo.irtii
reenis. Unlet of poalae., our btai Home.
Vleniber of Congtess and of tb btair i.rtii.ta
tnt. l'obli Works, lioneramcnl of Uuiicd
!Stra, farniliil lluimett with tondry Ititrta lo
th farmer, Interen wig nmiscs id N. CaioUu.
eonlainuig an a.anunt tf Ibe progrttsiiw Settle,
metal of the St ir, many antuting am-edotea,
tt. at. ' It It primed on tin paper, and in ty-migt-aphy
it unetee-plionablc. Jusl rreeieed Snit '
loraal by lit Unit fl. 1 dots fS 40. IS
cent a rlrsea, and 10 cents for a tingle copy a
4.- N..M i!.MItlllll ItflMlt hTOkK K W. Id. .11
orders shall niacl prnmnl aiteaiiou.
. , Tt'RNEIt bt IIUt.HK.
AFplicntioM will l uiVdto
be ne SI lirurral Assembly M An Aal to
mane-ipai Bob. comvualy called aud known by
the tium nf Uub Kttww,' ihu proptila 4"
WMUaw Mdl ul the Cat; ot .Uiab. - ;