-v- .
-.- .: . Vi -t i,.. jr., .- - t : . . .- . r. '.r '
i. v v - . l
.Vfonfct vrlr against the French
' f, of Hilbosvwhert they rctreat-
?VJn se" tc.iT superiority in? number
1 . :vifleTsl AsROon us the column of
f mnchi6ed 'Spaniards 'errtercd ttnria
laid ctributifvrf $8000 on tlie inhiw
t the commander'. made proclarn;
VAti "t,t:- .11 the vounsr mc n to arm: thev
t" i fnilitiameh and patriots; and
.kill -
hut-thev could hardly restrain the
r,.,r vho were intoxicated ' with their
t which they repeited. , They heard Te
of let the soldiers ofthefaiUi die.".
ll, h, de la f : All the rich persons. of
T rrovirce of Vittoria have retired to )nr-
flvin 'rom the enemies. The, chrcf
strste of that province, after hnvm say
r? all that Vliich belonged to the.natson. re-
himself With n column of 6Q0 militia be
?iTnnto the same province.. At Burpros
hlrt re-umted all flie troops of the dis--ctto
act on the flank of the enemy; Cen;
J fteros. with the troops; and S9me militia
"ftbe f.fS district, have been posted on the
J k of the Ebro. ;Gen.t Morillo, as soon
' v. of the invasion, adopted the best'
' a 4-1 a nrm m rAti &4i ttfW I
the
; of the country and of liberty.
He
v srlected Benevente for the -seat of his j
"derations, vl,ere he has ordered a member j
1 ..h rnvincial depuUtion of the second i
ni 1 v, i i - - - I
starneaovi ui 11
Tr.i'lf on he. to oi -uiy. uu
,.v?rl are
and he has ordered the artillery wMch was
?n Segovlvtobe brpught. there ; finally be
prepares himself to give a good reception to
the infamous hosts which come, tojsrislavc
: The King, in order to shew tl testimony of
Tiis regard fcr this citya has bestowed the ti
le of Bulce of Seville on the infant sop of
Wanta Bona Luisa CarJota
j IMPORTANT "
Wrvr-rork, Jinte 9.
Ry the schooner Eclipse, Capt. Hathway,
ifrnro Ij Guayra, we have received Caraccas
papers to the 22d May. -V .
A postscript in the Columbiano, of the 21st
3lav, announces the important inteUi.tjcnce
of the capture of the fortress of San Carlos,
snd consequently the lake and city of Mara-'
Montilla. The information was. received
through so may channels, no doubts were
eutertained of4its authenticity. A salute
vas fired at Lagnavra in consequence.
A division of Gen. Morales army (600
-Strong) under the command of .Coh Grme.,
v hich enteretl .Coro, were lately defeated bv
the Colombian troons under the command
.of Lieut. Col. Gonsalez. The Spanish Gov
ernor, with many others, were killed.
t On the 20th May, the Colombian frigate
Congress, Capt Cheyne, of 44 guns, 300
pieti. anchored in the roads of I.agufiyra.
The Spanish frigate was still at Porto Ca.
"Sello. not having, repaired the dnmrge she
received in the late action, with the Colom-
man cwrciic.j .
Letters receiveil at Caraecas frt.m Bogota,
.dated the 1 5th , A pril, state that Cnngress
xnet for the despatch of business oh the 8th
April. Thev also announced that Gn. Bo
lirar was at Guaqui! in the month of March,
and bad withdrawn the succors furnished by
Colombia to Peru, they, being.no longer
wanted, and were on their passage to Pana
Tna, to proceed to Santa Martha, and, if ne
cf ssan-, to Maracaibo. This foTce is said to
amount to upwards of 8000 men.
John Jlr Tftfv son Tool of John IJ.
Teieron r Jirehihald Thweattf and
Thomas TJnrrnft ; r 1
TAKE NOTICE 1
THAT I observed in . the Petersbnrg
Intelligencer of; the 15th' instant, a
notice from yon, that you would on the
23d of July, proceed to take the deposi
tions. &e. of sundry persons therein nam
ed, from day to da v thereafter as lotg
as shall be necearir. I shall attend, if
vmr power, as X know it will Be to my
lintcrc'nt and by way of -keeping you to
the-truth, iffion&iblc
' WM.GILM0UR.
Raleigb, June 20. 59 2t
5!OXr:Y lost.
ON the 2d day of July, 1'822, a letter wai
deposited in the Post-Office at Waynes--boro'
in Georgia, directed to the Subscriber;
-at Clinton, Sampson Comity, N..-C. and con
tained the right hand halves of the following
tfiotes: viz. " . ' . . .
1 20 Dollar Bill, State Bank of N. Carolina',
dated 22d February, 181.1, No. 840, let
r ter B, payable at the Wili;)gton Branch
anlc to Hanson Kelly.
1 510 do. dated December 2, 1815, letter
K piyable at the Principal Bank at Ba
leigh to "Daniel Dupre
1 S10 on th corriA Tinlr AtA TtTi Knwrr.
ber, 1811,'letter A. payable to TroUer,
vsome part defaced.)
This sum, amounting- to S40.' has never
-foTUe to hand ; and this notice is given, that
rewons receiving money ma jie on the look:
ut, and the Banks within the State may be
meir guard, and confer a favor, on the
-Dscriber, by stopping the above described
rotes, should they be offered for acceptance.
e . THOMAS BOYKIN.
Sampson County, June 12, 1823.. 39-3t
. STATE OF NOTII-CAROLINA.
' , Sammoit CotrsxT.
vourt of picas andV-Quarter, Sessions, May
. . . Term, .
Susannah Haynes ' - Petition
. . " " t. w r - y tor
cirs-ot John Havnes. sen. dee'd. N dower.
TaPpearing to th satisfaetion of the Court
J- that Joseph Haynes, John tfaynes, jr. and
Abraham Hayhes, are not inhabitants of this
?n v 11 18 onIered that publication be made
J? the Raleighf Register for three weeks, that
personally appear tit our next ' Court of
'leas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for
c,t Unty of pson; at the Courthouse in
tfi? jn the t'rd Monday in August next,
M. uan tnere to wiswer, plead, or demur.
r 'Oe netltirtn ;n k vAn r.
- ess Jame! Holmes, Clerk of our said
ttS offit the third Monday of May, A.
!3
JAS. HOLMES, a CC-
. ...onl Jmnsess- the r rencn rroons
P.', fp--st the same ntfrocities. . The com-
i Jlf lhc last endeavorei tostop these
t-. m armv n un mr creaicsi aciivuv.
fl ln8 placed four hattahons mthebaraacks,
.v;rh re exercised at every hour in the daj
'V T the late Examinat ion, of the Students
fAf of the Hil!sSoruch Academy,' held-in'
presence or v'V8C ' !
his State, fifteen: J-j'k Gertlemeh were
jinfiroved on the fUnd-csprepamtory to the
rmn nio': A(i six for the Sopnomore.
f 'he KScefcife of the Acfde my! will be.re
sumed on" the. lnst"Moi.!:ty'in the;,pi-esent
month, ' ? i-: ' v
" The snhacriber has ena.rd tlir ass'jj'ance
of ft. Centleinan, who IfaVtaij-ht'lfor' .several
years in one of the niost distinffviijshed classj
cal ffemmarjes m Maryland.
Idle, dissolute and: profane founjr men,
who may think of resortinjr to this Instituflon,
are -hprehj-forti arned, that neither a the
Academy, nor in the' tovr, wilf immorality
meet with the least countenance.
; Exclusive of the t'me allotted for Tecitat:
on, rejnilar hours for stud vine1 at the Acade-
mv," under the inspection of the Teachers, !
are prescnoea, morninc- ana evening f t so
that the time usually mis-spent -by Students
j at their lodgings will be here usefully em-
pioyeu. t , i .
r ! JOHN BOGE RSj Principal. ,
.Tune 16. k j , 58 6t .
(Cj The Editors of the Carolina Centinel,
Edenton Gazette, Carolina Obiervcr. Ameri
ean BecbrtTer and Western Carolinian, are
requsted to insert the above in their respec
tive papers for, 4 weeks, and forward their
accounts tome in Hillsborough. J. B.
. . - .1 I .
I a tl ni o'perntion. under the superintend, j
f aTce of the Bev. Nathaniel II. Harris
The 2nd Session will commence on the 8th
of July next. "There is also an excellent Fe-.
male School in the same village tinder the
charge of Miss Marv Mcfvenzie.: Board can I
be obtained ot from $6 to. 8 per month. It
is unnecessary to make any mention, of the
healthiness of.jhe place, as it is ,We!l known
to be as: much so, as any situation in the
State. . .)-,.; ..-i ,
I -JOSEPH SMALL, SecV.
Pittsboro, Chatham countv,? 39
St
t-m.
June 13, 1823. S
' BTATK OF VOItTII-OAIlOtlXA. -
- v . , . . ;; .
Martin County
, m i '
W E the undersigned, being summoned
by AV'Illiam Anderson, Banger for the
county aforeso'd. to attend at the House of
"William Watts in Williamstnnyin.snid county,
in order to describe and value a Stray Hrtrse,
taken lip by Wm. Watts, give the following
as ah accurate description : The TTorse yns
taken up on Friday th; 6h of June, is a dark
bay about five feet 2 or 3 inches high, long
tail, and bodv somewhat gaunt, ancfabout ten
years old. Appraised to eighty dollars.
SAMUEL HYMAN.
; JOB S. CHERRY.
Sworn to before me, this 13th June, 1823.
.t.Gtl8S')7f, J.P. , !
STATE OF NORTH -CAROLINA.
, . , Rowan County. -
Superior Gcurt of Law, April Terrn,
1823. V
Jane Weaver, ,T - !
. 4 v. Petition for diyorte.
William Weaver. J
T Rppe.trtng to the satisfaction of fhe
Court, that the defendant is no an h
habitant of th?s,Srate ; it therefore or
dered, that publication be made forthre
monthsin the Register printed in Rf leigh,
that the defendant appear at the next Su
perior Court of Law to be held for the
nonnty of Rowan, at the Courthodse in
Salisbury, on the second Monday after
the 4th Monday in September next, tlitn
and there to nlead. answer or demur, or
the petition will be heard cx parte
39 HY, GILES. C. S. C.
JNO. PRIMROSE 2c CO.
XTAVE now received the remainder of
I JL their Sprine supply of Dry Goods, ti
Paints and Medicine-. ThHr assortment i!
is very complete, -and consists of a great ; VV fP1'.f was removed from office,
variety. They haxe a few Gentlemen's jj For this statement the National Intel
I,gborn Hats of very excellent quality, ; ! ligencer asserts there is i no foundation. !
which wiiii)eold low as the season is Xhe Presitlent in accepting 'this" gen- l (Sir I should be happy of your company
somewhat advanced. J . !i tiernairs resignation, which does"not! i! day after to-moirow, to go cjrthe
They have also (on consignment) B.or w.Su it rt'u unyert to Mr. Domingo Garcia to drink a
10 doen Edmborough Strong Ale. equal !akf hect until the 1st ot July, did it ;liairlo.en 0r w;ne. f shall go at 9 or 10
if not superior to Poster, and will be sold 1 i ,n ,erm of acknowledgment a nd con- j ; lock. i Yours, &c, v
by the dozen or sirg
Raleigh, June 20.
J9 3t
The Committee appointed to con
tract for a Public Dinner, on the 4th of
July, ann unce to tlxeir fellow-citizens,
that thr yhave discharged that dutV. It
wdl be fTrnis;ed by Mr. Robert Wynne
at his Tavern. .
The Supreme Court commencrd its
t summer session in this city on Mto-
day last. Au the jyugt's are present.
The following young entlemen hav
ing undergone an examination before
the Court, were admitted to the prac
tice of the law in he several County
Courts witbirr the State, vii :
Charles Hunt, Anson.
Alexander Little do;
Alexander H. MRae, Fayetteville.
Charles L. Tortence, Salisbury.' .
Joseph D. White,
Edenton.
k David L Swain,
T'homas Carney,
.Robert H. Cowan,
Jesse Wilson,
John D, Pipkin,'
Buncombe.
Newbern. '
Wilmington,
Pet'quitnons..
Gates.
( ' Wc regret to learn, that Joseph Wil
son, Esq. has resigned His appoint
ment as -Solicitor of, the 6th-Judicial
Districtof this State.' , His 'successor
is not yet designated. ;
; Chatham - Agricultural Society.--Pursuant"
to public notice, a number
of respectable Farmers of Chatham
Cotintyv met: in iPittsborough on the
1 2th of April last, and formed a Soci
ety btanng the above title. The fol
lowing persons, selected, from differ
ent sections of the county, were ap
pointed Officers for the ensuing Year,
".1 tj i P J . t
iuucnci. vunen, xrregiaent j uoi.
....... ! . ,1 4 .n . k.A i ii trCTinir n i T tu xr . 1
e DOttle. i. siuciaiiuu i"i ins iJaimiiiu aci iv. Co, ; j jujiii il uaj t Vi . i
; . FRIDAY, .ITNE 20, 1823.
If;,
wood, YicFrcgnlrnfs VolsonLa
Treasu remand : Librari a n J6?. f5mal j ,
Secrelariand fienjam V jjl iams
mund Entice, William U Hays, ChasV
J. AVH'ia m;r Ambrneev.Ramsay
Thonii K i I I , Jlicha rd Fre emar Jind
LL., Vaujdian. Managers. ..
Th e S oe i e t vTt heft ,ad j u u rn ed in met f ...
I at Pittsbortuh on, the 4th, of July
nextj lor jrnc)urpos oi awaruiug i. iy-
rniutns, ,&c. - - s 4
1 1 ...
pre:.ceiHn'j)afc.'Mu$;e.xtracts from
foreign papers, Our London dates
are to' f lie SiHvSntlLivcrpoidf.b.lh'a
fOth Ma, received by th packet ship
John, Well in 30 day from the lat
4or nort being ten days later than
h advice? the James Cropper J
The head quarters of thfe French army
were still at Viitoria But the (iivi
arori of their Arm. in the West of
Spain had advanced a little trcjond
Huros. The 2d corps under General
JifoFitnt, is stated in the official bulle
tin of that officer, of SOth April, jto
entered Saragosw, the .capital of
ra-o?i, rti the 26th of that month. S.
r Arra?
fiehosfinn was invesfpd, and he ' AvtlU
fprv (4 pounders,) for the seh;e of
that place., aud Pampeluntti began to
arrive,. The 1st corps of the invad
ing army bnntintiet) before Pamprlu
na at the last advice, waiting, as be
lieved, for reinforcements 'to redacij
that post, St. Sebastians, and Figtferas.
The name of Charles G, ;nig'
shoult!. have oeen mentioned in our
last paper, among those on whom the
decree- of Master of Arts was con fer
red, at the la(e commencement of our
University. fr '
It is stated in the Virginia papers
that th ravages of the Ilesian Fly
have been "so great in son parts irf
that State, as to render' the p-.ospcts
of the agricultural 'community gloomy
indeed. Tn many instances vhole
t
fields of wheat have been destroyed,
' leaving to the owner the anticipation
'of not realizing even the quantity ori
j ginally sown. The same picture may
I be drawn of the agricultural prospects
I of Maryland aiid Pennsylvania. On
tlie cuntrary a txei'rgia paper speaKs
in flattering terms of the appearance
! .
of crops in that section rf country. -The
wheat fields never; looked more
promising and a prospect is also pre
sented of an abundant supply of Fruit.
In oar own State, (from the eastern
part at least) we have good accounts
of Wheat and Corn Crops ; and as we
hear ho complaint from the western
section, we presume they are not de
sportding. With respect to appearand
ces in our immediate -vicinity, we-n
want rain much; and long for a refrffeh
in'g shower-
The Postmaster general of theUni
tedv States, has resigned his office.
Some. of the New-York editors have j
I . a M . .1 - . i '
STaJel ,n i autnonranve manner, tr.ai i
especially in the late war.
A nd re w Armstrong, Esq. American
Consul at Port-au-Prince, has arrived
at Baltimore in the schooner Express,
from the former place.
Tlie schooner John Armistead, of
Washington, N. C, from Tombago o
Turks-Island, has been wrecked on the
N. E. point of St. Domingo all hands
savetl exrept the mate. The vessel
was totally lost.
The time approaches (says the Na
tional IntelligencerVat which we may
expect the return of Commodore Por
ter and a part of his squadron. .They
have endured great exposure in a most
fatiguing service ; they have effectual
ly protected our commerce from the
moment of their going out : and the
pirates have fled before them as chaff
flies before the wind. A sufficient
force wilTdoubtless be left to guard
against a renewal of their -base and
bloody career ? but we trusi.the whole
ron, attached to which are1-so
many valuable othcers ana seamen,
wilf not remain to endure "th6 effects
of a' vertical sun inthe season which is
now near at band. v . ? -
, MM ' . .'- c', ' V
The negro man committed to the
Jail of Norfolk Cou nty, Va. as an ac
complice of Lewis (already condemn
ed) in the murder of' Mrv'Wrn; Wal
ker, was brought up for trial before a
special court of magistrates of the
county, and the. fact of his haying par
ticipated in the perpetration of the
crime .being clearly - proved by the
testimony of negro David, (the same
witness who appeared against LewisY
thev court condemned him to suffer
death , and appoi n ted the T th of this
month for his execution
I II ,11. I i '- 1
ter, olTerji ah extract fromjthc.Eutope-
triie nt Ahttnnu iftbef of; melijeftj pi p vd
gra ml total v$hfr -Jipf hundfen krijufevr-
tppflA tnoysqnitK $wn nunapfa; aw
w7;sfjis&s fTimf n wer hf ar tr
iri f hW ca u se, ' and Vere . co m m aid C$
bv able oeherats . ; ley ' fought far
fim r jfn m ( and were ,fina (ly sti cccss:
fuL a3ch:.cptJ Jroiri
lOO.OOOv raen, -eoiojg.- reluctantly to
battle5 arid fed on bj incompetent ofiU
cers.
- Inland Trhde The TolTn w(ng shoTt
statement, of what is already done on
o eection of the Nw-YorCana! will
aflTorcl some.' idea of the immense bene
fits "which that greaVwork is, about to
confer on the enterprising statei which
const rudted it. This brief statement
also ilftistrate.s ihe advantages; Whiclt
would result fo the industry of the na
tion from a general system or interna!
improvement. , v ,
.' ;iv. ..;:'.;-;'- ' . Utica3tay 20. -..
Eric Cox a I A'aiisration.'-r Arrived since our
last, 123 hoats, with . 7703 hbls. flour, 830
bbls. pork, 292 do. ashes, 32 do. oil, , 76 do',
beer, 6 do. ejrsrs. 436 bushels wheat, 4794
i do. water lime, 547 do. rve,. 4794 gallons
wmskev, 98.5f)6 ft-et- boards arid scantling,
j 20,000 laths, 8 .000' WO-'pipe and hhd. stave's,
1 11 92 -31. shingles,'. 4,400. cedsr posts, .8 tons,
lard, 25 do. gypsum, 30 do. ftirnkure,462do.
merchandize, 31 J6. ea5lin'gs. '4''.do. :nifiich
nery, 6 do.4 hams, 3 do. old copper.
. The New-ttampshire Republican of
May 28, con tai rrs a j e n g hy account
of the conmemoration of the firt set
tlement, of New Hampshire, which iook
place On the Slst at Portsmouth, The
procession was", made up of the mecha
nic associations, the masonic Trater
nity. clergymen, civil and military
officers, thp latter in uniform, citizens
and masters of school and their scho
lars : and continues the editor of the
above paper, from its great extent,
j the richness and variety of the dresses I
and deenrafions, and the admirable, or s
tier and regularity with which every j
thing was coiulucted, it wasf one ol
the nio-st remarkable ever witnessed
in this state or any, other. The fciti
ens assembled in an expensive meet
ing house, and after an appropriate
prayer by President Tvler, an oration
was pronounced by Nathaniel Haven
jr. Esq. of Portsmouth. After Ihe
exercises were concluded about 200
gentlemen dined together in Jefferson
Hall , in the evening a very superb
ball was given at Franklin Hall, in
which it was supposetl there were
nearly 400 ladies and gentlemen.'.
After spending the.evening in inno
cent gaiety, the company separated
at a seasonable hoar the sentiment
was univeral, that ' every thing which
could have been done,, was done, ami
every thing that Was done wa well ?
done.
New mode of challenging. 'Yht fol
lowing is extracted from a Natchez,
paper, and is entirely a new mode, of
writing a c,haljenge. rFhe party invit
ed, however, seems to, have understood
lhf fkhiAf. and riofllnoc tha nuif
Mr. Dowroo I.nrds,
Mr. Jost.ph Gaiva, "
Sir lam quite happv, on the present oo
casion, . to inform you, that considering you
wholly unworthy the notice of agentleman,
and being fully aware of your blood-thirsty
intentions, I cannot comply with the request
made in your very hraye and polite note, and
would advise you never again to trouble me
oh your wine drinking busine&s, or any other.
Yours, &c.
j DOMINGO LEMOS,
j . Iron Hail Bond.-.During t be last
session ot "the Pennsylvania Legisla:
ure, a company was ihedrporated with
the privilege of erecting an iron rail
road from Philadelphia to the town of
uoiumDia op tne ousquenanna-itiver.
We learn from the papers that the
company are now about proceeding to
obtain subscriptions in order to com
mence the Work immediately They
propose to require the payment 6f g5
per share only, and to alio jy each sub
scriber to pay up- the balance of the
instalment or not. at his option. He
wiiy therefore havean fnotunity of
seeing a part of the road actually built,
and the experiment of its utinty-illus-
crated, anu may men .determine whe
ther he will pay up the subseauenin
stal men ts. -The road is to tie Com
menced at Philadelphia and carried
by , Hartiltonville, on & new rotit6 to
Cofumbia. ' '''::ryj '--r':'J- 1 '
Salt.--X geptleman in Susquehan
na county, Pa. (says the National Ad
vocate) has been boring, from time to
time, for a period of twenty-eight years,
for salt watr, and has at Jast succeed
ed in obtaining a good t supply, jimin
which salt of an excellent quality .has
'been made. He has , sunk a shaft to
j the depth of S73;fee boring v the
greatest part oi,the way through solid
rock. ' The water is said to be mucK
stronse;
stronger, than at the Onondaga wrM$
1 tinA :hn r if .?d fetfiti' jLtUTrtiti6'&
Nmnuce ixicnoia uiuhci, ie. rre j
;danf nhihn lftiift IStaW Bank.
stttlf&de
I bnileris and other' Necessary ; convene-?
pntres to-earrv on. the manUlaCltire in "
lalt J n ahCe::teh5ie.jnatyiW.c ii m 'V'i
i fWhen about, 4eirn)Tp 'S'i11'
njirie on Tuesday ;iast,Mrr
Ingsfested tQstmgentlenenv that .": ti)
dainr nr-'fh ' TTnitpd ,:5fjitt"L e thr 3
Would fce'an
neo liu ii ooi inefniiiere;iii. - pjirts ui , tr".
i inmn.'awi t rouaui v evei v ml.iti ivoiiui
iir i r ih erring!.' . - 4iici.Aiuii. ii, t , .
ever to-tnecir ite remarKct(r;iiiai ne
k n c fr 1 ji d h t r ro n os it i on .1h .4 d r n f hf f n ?
acceded to, as. he had tiojdoubt that jff
the election J hailtakeinj jplace tbeVejf
Furdjf, (the rri4erj o;Ecl pc) i(wUtr4
nnita np pn. rnnsriL riu.fi-1 iiiiri nriittr num.
J Eclipse fore&r ' tailor in IIul
nn lninrms m cirm i7in(irs mar ne dhh
returned: froin NewVorkand brought r ;
ivitli' him a new cii t for - coats; "whipli 1
h s ine I'eiinstr rnuprn .liitnij-t
- . ..;:,!:.. ... . i,.7up.-.' .
r MVe understand th4t several fail oK4 .
fin V.irgiuia are 'nowjjmaking. '.what U4
1 called the Ilertry coatJ The only dif
terence oeuyeen mat anu me 4. xorK.
Bclivse coat, is, that- the ;f(rmr i
if i . m l - it ': .ii i . Aft.. .
wiif a ifTigui -longer .man, ,inav oi um -
latter. ia.Pa:: ;J : - v t '
i KaTTors have been received at N.cr-'.. '
York, from England, engraved with.ar j-
clipseand 3ir Ciiar-tfSi.i-aiV'lih
(het represent Charjeis' running tlpoa1. s
three If srs? ' ' -r -f :.:r.-.r ;.A. ;v-.- v
The N.Tork dpate states that j
upwards of ten thnusaiid dollars have
the admission of carngsvand horse 3 '
to the Ouursc, and letting out jjouthi j
and stautU. -' ;. "I J? ;' $&t4' I ;"i
. Jtnimal Instinct"- Canine Uevenjt
4- A i n o ng k e m a ny c xtr an I n a fy a n K-
ecdotes we have sread, and eiiejajlyj,'
recorded, of animal initnct.t'wpdo -t
not at th i mom en t recol 1 ;c t 'k pa rail el '
to the circumstance We tiow lay4e
fpre our re ad e rs . A te iv l a j s ! ago i ;
whilst a fi ne" - we j I grown ; Newfou pd
land tlog was picking upia ! sjone frorn i
the Chclt near- tlierjir)nel.;btHige, a
smalj terrier, ! the property of Al ri
! Broad, solicitor iof ' tlie to wti;M happen-
ing to pass uy, uegaii i.u uarK in tieii .
ance of 'so powerfijl an aitveriary ; up; j
tin .which the Newfoundlander delibe
rately ascended the Bank, and f seizing
I) is cum para tiyely diminutive insultei4 - j.
by the ctdlar, carried hi nrjown to tl)Q ; :
dtypest part of the ttaih,: and. ifii-C
mersitig his neau in ine- waicr, tnero
teld
him, until, by the interference tit
New fou n clla n d d og's ni a ster, thfc
the
unfortunate terrier was rescued, froiii
drowning. ' l v..;-:- . - ;
Leuhlioeck reckons-, that In ono f
the scales of thecarl-!ikinwithlwbicfi
the body is covered, there may be five
hundi-:l e x c r e to ry chaiineJs,ahd that
one rain of sand will :over ttvo' hun
dred $nd fifty scales, therefore onV
grairi of saiid will cover one hundred
and twenty-five thousarid orifices thro"
which we are daily peripiring. Vhatr
a prodigious number of; gland s mu36,
there be in the whole trody ; into eve
ry one of these gland's itiere ' enterii ant
Artery, a veiQ and nerve. 1 How ma-
ny organs tjieo in the whole 6udy;5w
IBICES CUimE&I?;'
. June li. June 12.- June fi
".Brandy, Cog.'
Apple,
Badon, 4
Butter,
; Beeswax," 1 -r
Coffee, ( :
Corn; , , "
Cotton v
Candles',
flour, bbl.
Gin, Holland, '
V 140
100 a 150
40 a 41
45 a 551
40 a1 4. ,
8a;- 9 A '
la"25v
32 a , 3
8 a
12 J a
25 a
60 a
, 8 k
10
II
8a 9
251
15 a 25
35
30a32
28 a 139
26)
30
65
65 a JO
9all
13 a 16
-9 a .
12ia
$9-
750 a 8001
Wa72J
90 a lOW
90 a 110!
125 :
. American,!
38 a -0143 a v 45
45 a
Iron, per ton, -Lard,
; ;. H
JMoIasse, 4 ' .
Potatoes, bbl. ?
Hujn,' Jamaica,
V". India,
Uice, per cwt.
Salt, Liverpool,
Turk's Isl.
$923 a 95
$100';-
$120
4
10
S0a SI
18a 10
80 a 110
8 a
30
100 a 1251
82 85
90 a 100. -75
85'
60 a, 65
70 a 80
i300 a32
350 a 400;
350a40O '
55
8a a 90
70 a. 75'
65 - '--v '
184 020
10a IX
45"
:60 a. 65
Sugar, Loaf,
ira'.
- Brown, i;
.8'a'10
Tobacco,' cwt
Tallow, -s;v
Whiskey,-
2T5-a350
9a 104
'Sal 9
10
27
'-35 a" 40 40
v -
, On the lOtli lnsi. at the residence of Gen ' f
John Alston in the -county of Ilalifak,Marioil
Sanders. Esb:: of SumnterJditrirt: st ' tti; -
Misa Sarah N. Alston, daucrhter otthe Gxit& Ul
. In)Neb1ern, :rin ejJllinst. eyBicbd
Mason;rof the Ebiscopal Churchy to UttfsV
Mary Brjah.-"fr S f - ; ' '-', 4
i At his residence in Camden county." on tKc .
I AtX. s r i . -nL:. - t .
vi a unrcruig toiess or nearly lit ,
hinonthv r; Wilhvn Lewis in the y hlooay
oflife
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