IRk'ri7-i'v 0-: h 7:;.-if M- i :i : r; -
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;rmN!-.: :vl,'.i;. s :i : 1 - -A,rA a -
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--Willy.' aid a dnaine parent at the bre-k'-"; 1T f D W A Afl A FlFMV
fcit ublr to an ab,i.tgi e,!itio., of hin.selfj AU?r , VL AUAULiUI.
bo had iiiM -rultrrnl tllframmar claa althe f7P Th'v'"' I401 ln '
it u fcs i l .V.ni ,iJ mi , JLL lnrtl an I the f,tmf. mUji of Ump cll at
,l!r,h !?ci,,K -UV ilrr T"11 -WJ rcum! tie arnicwof
biittril 1 hi rt a in it. t!ir it taklnr in to Mr. J-iav II. DiwL-nr. ntln l kU
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people of this country ienI in lliif way fi
minions of uulitrs a y ear to purchase foreign
tnrullnrtit produce, in tbc hapc? of good,
w hile foreigner take little .or nothing front
ui; our whole a-jricnJuiial export to all. the
(vurlJ (exceptin;cotton and'tobacco) do not
amount tu ten rotlliom ofclollsraa year; thus
Sir, we purchase five ilallar worth of:foreiji
agricultural produce to jevery dollar worth
W4 aell; this may seem, alretigp, hut ' it I ,
atrirtly tr ie; I defy cpntrx irtion-1 chal
le'ufte investigation I-t neiitlcrr.eii lij.oel
to cotite?l it select an artideof foreign goal.
yard uf cloth, a ton of iron, hat, a coat,
pare of shoe, any tiling, from a .needle
In 4ii anchor," examine in couou aeni part,
tlie rv material, tnc clothing nd the
fubiiu:e of the lbor employed in its
tiMhuUciure, and it ; would bo ltfoverel
tlut more than half, often thr?e fourth!, of
.the.wliidtf price in mad) tip f annilitiral
pro. luce. lr is a well known fact thai
frinr often tiiake.liunJretlaol; dollar woith
of tloneetic good,- clnh, &c.f without
uain a dollars vVohh of anylliuije not pro
duced on their own f4fnM; iroo U ami rloth
lhu made are therefore entuely agricultural;
and are not the name inateiial ummI in the
A correspondent cf the Augusta Chronicle
gives the. lollo wing account of the tlcvnlit
tiouury services of Col. IVk'a anlcesior.
which have been o much lauded "by the
Democratic Review, Globe, Standard, Gen.
Saur..iem, &e: -l . U -r; U ': f 31 ( r
While Lord Corn w1U was encamped
at Charlotte,1 the aid Kzekiel remained tu
the Hritih cmp, during which time, (a a
maik of repect to hi country' invader.)
he wore the insignia of royil'y, a red CO' .
After. the retirement of Cornwall!, zeUttrl
returned to h a home, iimte on Sugar
Creek about seven mile from Charlotte.7
I'he Whig in that vicinity, unwilling to
tolerate his neighborhood, rrsolvVd upon hi
death. I lie forentot of the p"rty who had j
taken upon themselves the huimi.ry execu.
lion of hit nentence, was a Mr T);r. who,
upon fi'Mtiiig. the lory. It-veiled his gun to
kill him; b it Kzekiel fell upon hi knee and
imploring hi life, wa, after some conuUa
tiotu permitted to live, upon condition that
t he thoold forthw ith rpfit the county of Meek'
lenburg ; 1 hi con tinon he pranrptjy com
nlied witlv. ami did not return until after
peace ImiI been vtahli.hed ff I h .
I lie List jMerkleiilinrg JeUernni3n 1 a
iiMiiufrfClure of goods, whether made on a 1 ileui a the grave on thesohj-pt of4he Uvo
frm r in m factory ?
Mr S. aaid he hid ascertained thd fact
from Uif own bonk kent at af furnace, that
luUonary services of Col. l'uikii aucestur.
reader
j As a matter of new, which cur
more lh tu three fourths of the once of every re putnlr.l to knoiv at our li -nd. we M
too xjt lion sol.l, wa pint to neighbort ig I '' e " U iien Mucpent'eut, r a neu'rl
fjimers lu their domestic good., the r utcat per, K liet hy Mr. Tno., horjng. tlie
and dur, ih'at rluihed u. fed hi hmts: for tormer Lm-ofoco Kd tor of the Startilard,li
into a
their Hap, corn, oat, ' $v.t tint miUiiieil iht 10 ronerted. Mom. heticef. rth
t.ures mule and ocu emplojed about his 1 Mujiporter of Clay,.Frelingiuyen, land Gra
wuiks. In Kngjidvj tiuu is made ul the "a'" lor 'he reasons. ' principally,, wet forth
auie mateiiala that coiftitnte it here; welt, in -the following extract from its No. of
we no.v import, manufactured and uum nu- Saturday last: FayeUevtlle Obnerver 5
factured, euht millions of dollars worth of I he disgusting apene of the la! Legis
iron ami ateelz a v ' bn v half it valou i I lature, it will he onr uruvince 10 'notice
agricullurrl protlnce, jthu,- then, we: hend more paniclaily hereaf.er, as.
f tr irullton of dollar a year to purcnlie may require. : -
foreign airnculiunl nroduce. consL'rted iiito The Democratic Convention
; FROM ; TKX -IW
way ef New Orlfan Texa paper to
the 19th instant havje ben received 1 sThe
rrver contain little worth extrf ting; tHy
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are nlletr with articles on annexation, I he
Gazette of the 19th kays that if TrX4 eruld
procuie from Mexico a cothp!et recigtiition
of her .indenendenee. a '" ttiitirit v of the
citizens would be opposed loabnerafibnl i
. in reMiion 10 ine annex. 11:011 cjueuon, iiir
GalveMon Civilian of the 13th utitmq sava;
'-i- The annexation fever if we jare htppy
to siate, j tloW cof fined pHneijriOy to jjtie
othr side of the Sahtne r l.ike the grippe.
it ha, been of a muchmilder typej ami ipJ
ed off much sooner here than in the Duiled
State. Solitary; at'i alone we have until
recently held the only pen, f-ehle one, it
tl true which has; betii l treated against this
irieaUre.;.hut anchor has at length come
for vard, and the large; Intetliiient, . and
respectable class of citiz-ns who havr; Mood
opposed to the measure re likrly to rtud
other and abler adtorale of thei opinion.
At the ouiet of the; nego'ia'ion jt ws a-
Mimed, with i more confident e thin circum
xtnre witrratited,' tiiMt ' nine tenths of the
jieople of Texan were in favor of1! he mesu re.
Tin was a n.eie gne, like; the one which
give rise to it, (viz: that; two thirds of the
United Slates Sena'e ould voter, fur the
treaty.) and a hot ten knowledge of hicts has
jroveU that both .vi-re erroneou.? its friend
tiefe are a!toiiihed to ti.nl th opposition to
it Mrst'rort and iccetul. I ne tdc-t t not
to he concealed that ironi all cpiarter the
evidence are s'roii and p-ilpible of a grow
ii) aversion to tlie scheme.
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iianhe any thing. Hotter ith a common thut- .r,'' v ttun or Mr. Vtu J. Btngtani w
thkn'ive. neuter 2nhr, ajfreeth with hot iV!, V?0
bj- w m m mm m w mr a f mm a m m hi av a ar bhi mi w , : i m . f- l
miuih mulathe imdeistooil , j -
Air. 8 rior will ta ihc rbuul on the ISth Jot arvl
tjetr on the 1 jth iWtmrcf. ; T! crurw vf clxaaical
atn.flak. Miti fw. ... .... IT.: f . i. . .
ania iM LM t nmxxxxxs ai mm 3c 4 jtui uux , .V " r' 7 'Vv ... ' v u "J-1
51 JKT mwuiu. j
luiUvu in tut Cubical Drjrtmcnt, - $n prr action.
f Rl It hILi.Ji.-a of 'lb 1MB nvotrnt Sicurtv 4 Oxtwf
XL pnijuir ta b!.! 3?2V.XH in tlx Intuac imtoeUi
atiy jn the rear of Mi-fr. iviiijjibuTj'a , on
IT U ES D A Y, AtJG TJ ST C I'H, being Court J ie.-
re j.rrjmrr,t a variety of fmcT ani urful arudca
wbicli will !f oflemt focaate ou that uccraa. j
V ' IDXil33 filt'jatw .be 'ncepuc-l V2brr with
thote wh I m i j frt-l ilikw nt ti p-ttruutzr tV S'tciety.
Pcraiii' frtfihilr tiu the Societj, anl tb public Vue
ratU are ttivi'inl la dait. ! I " J
auarxaxva tn exxxcai tanim a tatai i acaamx i
US T OF LETTERS j
TnSM AINLSaiin the P4 DlSje at UxArJ, N. C.
lh I t djy f J ul v. which if n t ukrn out by the
lUUf uf; O rtithr. ?wi i btf rut to the Post OfSca D-
pirViiieat Uiat 1-Ucra.
.iron and sent hre for sale, while our own I held at il tltinrjre, i as developed iueilent i.eOMa
OCCaIOII
recently
WESTERN NEW YORK S PILL LN;MOTlOi.
i T;he. Uochest.er j Democrat: deptrve near I v,
hve column to mi accoiint of vthe hit
meeting in mat city, laM rmma, k it a
:t glorious i lly of t lie freemen id old Monroe
county, ij. IJft ween eight and tell thousand
were present, ami
country is hded with ore and coal, burieil ami character that tie" and the ntteoHon
and uelei, and the produce of our farmer and scrutiny dl every friend of freedom,
left without inarket. . Will the farmer of lleie we behtld Uink and ami B.uk men";
thi country submit to such a sytteui a this UniouUt ami Diiiiiit)i.ii!; lepuliationits
openly advocated and adopted to favor iid anii-Kepudiationi.! : Tar illites land auti
foreign industry al the expense of our own? Tariflftesiiiei together in a spuit of mutual
Will thev tamrly add silently aitree thus to mal guily; and after rei'-ctiuss from their
be crushed and sacrificed ? No, sir, they uppoii every matt of imntl and njerit, we
vill not, they will ifpeak out against thi wee Uiem ojfeel to li.irinoniZf u;)oti a man
Unjust and ruinous measure; your tables will f straw,' t amLiciously hold hijnij up to
aoou groiu'under the weight of their remon the American People as a proper candidate
a'rances against it. I edl on them to do so; for the Chief Magistracy of tni; great and
1 call on them to come to the rescue before glorious Union. Is thi the Democratic
il is tuo late. i f vi j ratty J Ih this the freedom of the Public
Wil,? Are the People to submit to thi
L0C0F0CO P4tLN'ClPLEi EXEMPLIFIED. ariug inti reckless itespolism ot selhsU
" We he.tr mtich from thoe who would ld"ician and an.bitiou ilemagng'des?
transfer thp people olthe country to Polk. frue, e say -No! We will neither
.and Dallas, ahojl their love of urinciiile ' ,m.f' suniml nor be cr-venly silent. And
Letua ree how these very 4 44 democratic' htle we lender our heart felt thanks and
principles look in jtixlapos.'tion: If express our wanrest regards to the many
Mr. Van lWn received a larire maioritv l,urw am! honest nien of the democratic party
of all ihe vole gi veil in Convention on the iih.whom wo have been anociated, and
fir ballot, yet Martin Van Hureit Was I whom we have received many kind-
Ihniwu aide lo give tdace to another. i!j "esses, we uttetly tepudiate and denounce
. - The Convention was held,!professedlyp to lhe course of the Cadets who holt! the
embody and carry but the! wUhes o! the destiny of the . party under their contiol.
party. The delegates were' instructed jin pin: the triumph of ih.s comt illation of
Tavor of Van Dur.en, Johnon, Ca, Stew'art, ellJ?hnes,.. ;cle.niagpguiin nnl dUorgauiz
nd Calhoun, but none of them in favor ot no,, out country ha nothing nfj good to
Polk; yet Polk! was nominated over 'the hope, but every ihmg of evil to fear; and wp
heaifi ol all the othtn! . oeheve that a consistent regard fjr the purity
Mr. Van Uuren ivroto a letter against of 'republican principle,, will be best pro
annexation. Tliep:irty pressesof the Not Ih l?exl " the suppoi t of lhe Whig Candidates
came in
il lhe display as the : pro
; from the eveat-town.
with rappiopnatel b uniet audi nut?ic,l ws
I he- venerable Vincent ; Ma
in intficeiili.
Ittviyat pesidel. jThe( spker efe Gov.
Sewaul, J A. j Col Iter J Dr Dcon, of New
Yoik, and J. J 11 irdiu, of Iiiijioi.t i H 7
Onj the same j (lay tipwaflfof filcen
mi t i . Iff. ' mTm z.. - ' '
tnousana ot tne vv nig ot Uavuga were in
couuciu evincing an enthusiasm that va
never befnre witnessed there Mr. iluibutt
was in t he chair, and the people were uddrrs j
Anua Willi im Scn'r
Allen Uicbanl . j
Bnutt Jtfi-uh C f
KuhUti J J j
Btl ick IticharJ i
Btrr V S
C triu tto Willi im
BfiinKt Letvia
rtutlef Henry'T 1 I
But!r Alt 'xatiilrr I
i-..J . inr'-. : s
CbaudMr Daiiit-l ; f, , i
Oillliuil tlinvrl 1 f 'I
Colluii Mrs Alary if.
Uuke MiUln u ami Lues
FtiWief Hetirv I I
Freeman t littcki.l
Uiltiarl Uiiltt-rt 1
Uicica Mmh S ir.iL D
Hicka Oayitl W A
Mmi i'mmiHS j li;
Joiim i1rs Henry ';
Jnkiua Aiwa SusaO
J.thiison Wjliiaui $.
iviiitnii joint ? r
iiiiott Buril, it i f
K-inreil Jtihirthun
Lh'iii.jv Samu
L.aiuaiii Uyuia
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Mitchell AS
MUlea ThotiMa
M.MKy W A .'
NelaiHt Iticiiar I
FarrUh Miaa FA
Peare Jului
Prha h Kf nnoa
lt.harla H J A -A-ll.tyaier
B tniter
itlClM-rs-ui Saul
tt- t. r Al U
ltowJanl rbomas
Sunc PurktT
5tiitli S VV .
?itietii II
.'jif WH-t Manaon
raL,r J 1 1 .
Puwiirf A - -
Vrrty Strfhen
I urucr Drury tl ,
I'urker 'I h'Uiia ,
VVaiikiiH SuiiiW , ; " '
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Vi.U4ii.a WD
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V.ioiiu CHinciI
Vi liaiiw C ijit Arch
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Pcru.ni catlins fir any of, the above Itttcra wil p!eaif
say iiify are uuvcinca. ,-'
-i-'n; I .-..";! A' I's J. C. COOPER, P. M.
July 2, 1844. " i -. !33' ; j --i 3""
ed b) 'Messrs. M irk A. Sibley; J-dm
Kin', Kraslus U J (Jul vnr, and others.
THE
A.
WM.-J. CR ANCIL
Franklin Co , June C8, IML S3 3
P. S. Thi instttotion ii aitoated In a bi;h tnJ bealtb-
fat region f country, miJ.Ty belfTn Louubar and
:i I '. ii. i.ci.L.' .ii ..li
rentiita from all aceiKa of uWiation. j "' '
STATE of 6 RTH CAROLINA
ORXNVfiLK CoUXTf IN EQCITr.
rtilin for the Ut irt th b"al ctatr of Jaotra Siirflh,
Si?n'r. Jcc'J., John T- Smith, Wui. F. SuulU and ubrra
j 1 ajalnst I
Ij Stephen M. Dance anil hia wifSarali, Jamrat.. "WH
Janira MiuMirlh, !LJarJ MitcLrll ataJ Alanlrr
MttcbHI, Eiiilelb RrMadikia and Ann MatUtr,
Joiin W.Sinittv Au'u-tua r. Siuitb; TUomaa W,
SJuiIib and uherv ;r . ... . . J . i
Rlrt B Gilibm; agent and attorney of the PHitJonrra
liaving matle Mth acnntliii; io act ot Aancmbly in auch
caw made and 4nivid.tl, that all of the ahnvr naiMtl
Defendant! rratde without the Iiiuita of tl.ia State. Ilia
thTefire orvlere.1 that puhlicatkm I ravlein the Oifird
Mercury fr si i acrei e ks f.r t he taid dr frmlaitta
t.i amicarat the.n.t tormofthia Court, t l btrU! atlho
Court ttouse in the Ton of OxUrd,n the fir4 Mon
thly in SejAeinln r jtiext, and plead, answer, er demur to
the iuii.1 irtitinii, U her wine tlie Mire will be tales a
confessed hy tlwt arid will lie beard Eitiarte.
Wilnes, Tbrtrna B. Littlejohn, Clerk arid Mastrr of
tue iwii toun uity, at Uicci the 14th day of May
A. D., It41. f v .' i; '
THOS. BLtTTLFJOHN, C. M. E.
;.M-y XX WW. ij :;.- .(Pr.ade. S3 621) I ; 2GCt .
tlE COLOMBIAN '
LaciyT8 & Gentleman's Masrazinc,'
. edii:d by johx Inman,
And died with c.intrilutinns from the most eminent and
. "' acouii.lulicd writers f the cbantry.
nnHB motiveawhich have led tn the crmuncnce:ncnt
ii. ot thia uudfrt jking mar be briefly atsteit. It is be
tieved tu tlriirietor ttiit there U in the rjiiiied Sutra
an i luneiwe roiion of liicrary ability, fir which aaytt
there is no adHte rucnurageruetil or .field of display j
t(i;it besidoftthe iii'iitieis of clevrr and eocc sful writiTa,
whose luct'onMre wei kly, and monthly, and annual
iy read wit.li deitlit hy thou'm K there are vft ert r
;inrniieraconswiMuy arriving al niaiuruyo: power, w&q
have nly to apr n the alsge f puUicatioii to receive
abri'.liaiit a ward, of fame; mid that the fxiwcrs of Ihtate
wlicwe names arearcady pronounced with re'?rtby liia
ot wiflest censuTe, are capaNe if inore arut still bishcr
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FHMlNiJ INTEREST" OF
CAI'K COD:
The editor ofih Ne iv York Cnurier and
Inquirer thuvfacetii'usty dicoure!i I i
The larmin Vntereal on Cajje Cod ap
pear t l)eii a rath r Morie preinu foot
tii than any where els, where agricul ure
i purs ted to any extent. A cotijdeof acres
ot tanu, pianteu witn eurn ny . iir. 1 lat vey
the
(XFqRjpI AG A D EM Y.
Hl HEj Trustees jareapjv tb inforitt the public thai
AM. they hive. eniiiloyd Air. Jamks L. UlL,I.KrPtR, l iti
of Ol.irksv.U.i Va. Ho take chars . ks urinoiDaL 4if.th
inate (lemrtwient of tht41iiMituiioii From the emine.ni J exertion than ha yet been catted forth. It i belie ted,
lUH!ifi;aiioti and loli t'Xperienre of tliia jjent'emin in I k that the (lemaiid tor literary production in itdaeoun
it'iW Droffs-i.Hi of teaciun i t. to r,.hjr with t he man V ttai-1 try. eau. ciallv in a v rv lure uriKxirlion. and t;it nrvt
I rnoMils from the bigbrst wurces accMiijKiiiing h'u ap J suppjiea have only! U lie prcat'iited of the rljjlit '"quahty,
1 plication, the '1 ru-tfc-rt with mu;-h confidence reciMiiuieiid I UI' " lhe riht way, to ensure a hearty wttoiite and
j the iacbool to all'whft miy lw. willinsr to imtronize it.; I I profitable reception.' No doubt is entertained of tbo
Jnal
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; The many advantages atteudin tliis location for! a 1 merican mind's aTuIity to sutaiu itwlfcertahily on Ha
1 : 1 ? I I' . . . ' u I w 1 es it . . IBl M.m
7 . . . - .Rf m ' ' m : I . . . 1 -. mm . . m . mm. .
pUtMtc to require tat th.-r notice, l ho liiHtitutton will be I mat tne iniriiecini otner lands
oeued aain on Monday the 15th of July next.
tUhiAlY H1L.L.IABD, iS.c'ry,
j; v 3d ' 4w !
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June 3. 1814.
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and West lauded it
offices now
about to
aa ' tiat the thinz: as ,ulr u,e promiuciu
mW i ' - -
whntlv. entirelv. and tiureli- democratic oe7UMl Vacant.
Mr. Polk wrote two letter in fuvnr at f We shall, therefore, in our next number.
Immediate and unconditional annexation, and liames of Graham, and Clay, and
1 the pily prees pronouueo bin the true
j demur rat tc position,' and Mr.l I'olk the very
dnk of Democrat!! j :
The Convention nominated ! Polk and
Ddlaa for President and Vice Pieni'lent.
- Wlnle one was contending ! and . vol ins; in
one branch of Coiire against a United
Frelina.hu) sen, at the head of ouri editorial
eolumns, and endeavor to hoW that the
safety and prosperity, of the country lequire
their, election." ?
REVIVAL AMONG TH E NULL1 flRRS.
NV learn from the Charleston CotirTer ol
St4te! lVnk, against a Protective Tarilf, and I the 27th June that the lion U H. Rhett,
I we j, at Dennis, wrfs blown (tWtty by
wind,) a few ilayst i ti.ee, to such a deptn
it was impoMhle to tell which part re named
phnted, and ! vJneh (lid not ! We have
neani Buange sioriea oi vape uoo larminr
be rltow they f uldered their pv iiptni
coilhh, and weaned the calves upon pickled
tie 'ring,1 arid all that; but llii. tbuMne l
haliii$; iheir freehold taken otf. bodily by a
nor -wftei'i i a ealaiiity.lhajijqiiite. new,
to us. Why loni the Cipe Coil nt?n kttt'ick
their corn fie Ms as they dO.theVr tnackeiel
hoiits, or tie up their pot-to patches jo a tree,
when tney aetra xjuall cmnthj;?,; j A
It is said that Dick Jrhnon,:Whfn lie1 asv
certaintl that he was lroppt'by the Con
vention, tore his; old red. j icket froui top 'to
bottom.' He declared ho never woult
a ja i , 6 r aheil a leaf, 1 1 o ave't tYe
from the d I-' -7- 1 a y v i 1 1 e , ajle.
oit s a a.
E SHALL attend atjtht foliowin r pincva on the fo!
lo.ving days to Witt- Couioicticing at i j
Juty
agitnit D stfihuiion; the other, in the other
branch, was advocating a Iiaiik, a Protective
Tar 1 IT, and Distribution. This illustrates
U'leofoco conxistencij as well as Locofoco
democrucy!' j :
The Hitiiuiore Convention adopted a
resolution decl inng a limk unconstitutional
nd inexpedient. 1;
Mr, Udlas as late as Jtdy, 1S36, mn
tendril thai a li j 1 1 k ;wa both vonslitutional
ml expedient. ; I ir
The Convention adopted a resolution de
claring' the assumption of States debts
unconstitutional. i ij
Tho same Convention resolved in favor
of the annexation of sl'exa, thus auctioning
th a-uhption of the ten r twenty
milinn lebl ot that country ! Mi
We might extend this exemplifieation: of
the beautiesofthe "democratic" principles
tn almost anv len-rtlu! 1 his will auUice lor
.the prttent. Qltio State Journal. 1
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tF.LKOTRICI rY AT BREAKFASTJ
Ur. Lsrdncr .iys startling as it ."-may
teem, it is beyond runtradietiou certain that
the largest charge of the largest Leyden
battery does not equal in quantity the
elect ricity which payees betweeu'the tongue
ind a silver pou; during the simple act of
eating .an, eg.' Indeed, it , the quantity
developed in the latter cae were free to as
ume tlie forat of tho electricity obtained
from friction, the result would be a lightning
flsh of no s nail pow?r. . l he chemical ac-
tion of a grain of water uponTour griins of
Ztnc, can evolve electricity equai in qoaou
to that of 1 powerful thundcralorui
one of the Hepiesentativus in Congress from
South Carolina, has recently athlressed a
etter, in pamphlet form, to his constituents.
lie is in favor of a Southern Convention to
levise means for the annexation of Texas.
nti tninKS sucn a rnnveinion tinaiiatuanie
during tlie canvass fur the Presidency,; the
quertiun that absorbs sll others. 1 11 tela-
tion to the tardi. says the Conner, he
differs, it seems, from Mr. Calhoun, and is
forthe State preparing by legislation to put
herself once more on her stveretgutyv as if
a State vjfte not afways on hr soVt reignty,
i.-e. by calling a Stale Unnvention to meet
in April next, to apply that mot wrongful
of ail things nullification, the rightful re
medy,' hhould the new President; and the
new Cabinet not be of the right sort, and
supersede the necesity for State action."
Salisbury Watchman.
ANIMAL KLECTRICITy.
Mr. Glover has published the loliowing
method of receiving the electrical shock from
a cat. Place the left hand tinder.the thioat,
with the middle finger and the thumb slight
ly 'pressing the bones of the janimal
shoulder, then gently pressing the right hand
along the bark sensible electrical shock
will he felt in the left hand. Very diMiriel
discharges may be obtained too, by touch
ing the tip of the ears after applying friction
10 the back of the eat. It will Jiardly be
necewsary, we suppose, to hint how requisite
that a good understanding should exM
between the experimenter. 3nd the appar
atus lest shocks might be tliciled more
electric than were to be wished. i
.SIXGUL'A Rif Clitt'U.MaT-A iNCK;!A'!,j
n Al very eingul.tr ctrcumstarce has been
communicated to us by Mr. tVickera,!of
iiar,y
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! Hanis Store:
i Pution's old Store,
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; J itue Ueflin'-V .
I E1ij ih llei.ti-r's Store,
Jetlerrton HonieiM .
James Hed Jpeth'sjj I
jtisfph U. Hubjjuoiirs,
.Win li Webh's ure,
M U. Kftyter Slufe,
Urprory'a All I,
J hii Jtirdi-n', f
Jatut s Ellis', 1 I
Oxford,
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For the purpose of ertllectink the TAX due for the
Vear 1813 All those who arc inde bted for the same are
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chooner Henry Curtven, of this.
ring of ! the
On the 7 h
notice of srientific-
the
port, desetr
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individuulif.
of .May last, in lab 44 N and
..ng. 32. 35i about fur o'clock" in the tnorn
ing; it was discover! d that all thi;ivatrhea'nii
i m..r - 1 1 : - i 1 i .. r "' i : . 1 i . i .
hoard, and ; the chronometer, had f iopned ;
to the compasses; of j w litch
on b);in, tfiev' pointt d to
and on referring
here were tin ee
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different parts, ' -anil were "for a. time usflcsi
hi about two 1 hours afirrwartls ..the,; watches
and chronometer recomuienced gong, and the
cumpassea became again as before.--Liver
pool Mail;
J. It. .GOOC H, Shtrijl
at the following places 011 the
1st! Thursday in Ausiist next, to wit: at Henderson. 1 J C Nesl
Unnhank', B-rasfie!d Uest ia Store. ' Ji ff, rsou Hur. W G Simml
n rii, John SheraiaiiV O 1 1. Youns's Store. VounT's V I Eiies Strffent
II1.' 1. lit . . I . . . . w a
uoaii. vaiTioo, wiiiiamsDorirtiun anu uxioM. lurthel I heoJore o bar
pnriKMse ot ElMitinz'a Governor of the Slate, a SeiiihirL I R W Griswold A
anu oirre commoners i represetii me county of Uran-1 tJeorge. P Morria
nr in tut- ut-i own- jcirifbiiureui ourta uaroiina, anu 1 oepu omitii
Mrs cuiiiia U bmbary -
canbtihs the eitcoun- '
t r ; and full a-suraii'se is frit that aoicn the m limits uf
A merican readers there ran be, and is, cor Jul electee '
for all that America 11 trnterstan produce uf-tbo cxcvl
lent and iiiterestinj. r i . ..,. -
: From tliese jyviuises it is undoubtedly Inform!, that
there i abundant ;Tana for another M iazim, notwith
standing the merit ami suoces ot tliona already in l inp; :
that there can be no lack of ability to fi t iu pag a accept- '
ably, within the reach of capital and hln-rd ente rprise j
and that such a riodical will not fall to lie gre,-til as a ,
we'eome visitor by thiMiiands upon thousands, who as
yet hive lime little or iHrfhing toward 'the su,jjort and
ut-vrHriiu-iiv ui iwriran peruioicai nirriurs.
. Anotlier and strong in itive has. been tha feeling that
New York, the fjrst city of ttie Union, should be the
tnme of a peiiodieal owning no superior iu Cither merit '
or success . s (-- I - ' ; . .
The Columbian Magizino will lo pi bVuhed on the
irst ifay tf vt-ry montli. Its mechanics I arrsngenienta
will tomysite the best of iwjr, and lyp, and workman
ship that money ican procure. f : ? ; -; j '.' :
. Its cont ributora .wiil e nought for among the ablest
and niosC pjuhr writer in thociuntry; and no efiUts
willhe spared to aecare'the aid of thu luosl djsUugttUhe.,(
uch aa v. H ... r . .... .r- . '
AVC Bryant- r r
J K PauUting !
K l Wi li t
Nathaniel Hawthorne
It W Ungfellow
C P Hffinaa ,
TS Arthar ' . ,
11 P ilarnnsloa . ' x '
Jtihn U. Stepheba.
K.GK Ualleclu 1
li. W, Ileib.rtj : '
H. T. TuckermdrL
J. R. Chandlery ' ;
T O Gratun v
a Sheriff ttt the Count v of Granville.
:i : ; :'' - T.-U J. H. GOOCH, Sheriff.
June 8:h, 1314. -j. 34 - ! -
M rs Ann S. Stephena
Mrs eba Smith
Mrs II. E. Beech Stvre
10,000iJ)s. BACON.
400 So. 1. IiAliD.
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Nothing i
Via
aweeter than the trarm, ardent
Irotn one we love, ttnlesa it is mo-lasses.
PUT t& U S BUiiG Al A U K KTS,
l i 1 u Monday Moaning, July 8, 144.
Business baa been exiieedingly dull for sbmo weeks
jasti except in a few artids-of which Totiaccb U ouu
with soma slight variaiioii, itccasionaltj ' ices havt-.
u. dergone Jiule change, and the iusiiectiotM have fallen
off in ouiintityj 1 LUGS- tor Shipping sell at S1.73 ti
aU. ib FSJ tos Vhe-iusucctKtta hera are
lihda ajiainst irj Id last Jnly. , . f, : iisijUAu' U
i Some tittle new wbt-athas been brought to market
and sold at 03 cents. , A tew contracuf ir earl deiiren
buve b."en ukuleat tkat price; but tnen jceeuf .U bo tui
dispoeitioo to opt-rate extensively at'preenC j
CUKN-40 cents and duiU i - ! 11: i
BACON-Vtjrgii M Hogfeondi td'Clf Wesfefn
sides 44 t6 5i Shoulders 3 J to 4. i i- , -Li
There has been a fair demand fab Domestic? Cotton
Gdods, aryl our Mi'feare frUishirigxtr4dr(ah(e supplies
to tna dealers 111 tno iMortocm utiea. . i nf weRiy thnt-
inenis 01 uuou miiu laiua noiu ceieuouK kviuhuuu
one of the largest items in her tradato Bd'tiinore i'bil
adelphia and N. York the quality of the articles secur
ing ihcin a preference ia uurketa where'thej are known.
TTU3T received and for sale by I
Jl . A A ' : 1 Ai I : i 1- P. W. WYCHEi
1 Henderson, Jiine2ll5444 32 4t )
iT ., . , Jt. : J . , ... . sBaaBBsaaaaas
HENDERSON HOTEL
m -'M-r BY 1J1 B. DEliN AM, Z
fTTl HE subscriber ihaa taken charge of this Urge and
JU. tcuninodious hiu and takes grat pleasure in an
lumnciii t his old tjfienda and tlie public eenerally, that
f ta. iiuvt pr-areu .10 accoiunKMiaie an wno inay luvor
lumwiiu a cm. cery enon win De maite to render the
aconnmodations comfortaMe and agreeab'eUi bis patinas,
and he hojies by prompt attention to business to receive
ail irge nh ire of the Custpin .( thetravehing iutl;c. ; His
- taJ1a i- -.a'"'' a 9 f .
I ante au in tie lurnine, wun as eootl prmlsions as the
narket affrds 1 Gojl and attentivo ostlers are in the
service tf ihe establi4hnviit. ; j " A V-. V, : .4
Uendersnt! J Qile l44. ; ; 30 5t.
North Carolina; J Court of Pk?aa and auar
1 ' ter Sessions, !'-.-. I .
1 Obanville Cotjxtv. j May Tern? A. D. 1S.
.tl;- Sirah EastwoaJ,! , 1 - .
:f ' '---A' against I lM-;:': Petition for Dower.! '
The Heira of Cilia: j Eastwood. )
IT apiieariug to the fsat'uficl wn of the Court, that
Wil ie Eastwoix), on of the Iefen ' nl, reside
neyond tile limits of the Slate V it is ordi n-d that pUbh
Cittioii ho nude in thej Oxford Mercury, for six weeks
successively, notifyintr th said I W illie" Eastwood - to be
,iud apiir lietoro the next Term of tho Court of Pleat.
inr: Uuarter Sessions, t ha beld Pr the County ol
Granville,' at the Court Hooo in Oxford, on the firvi
Mimday in August next, then a nI there to. plead, an
wer or demur to naid ei ition, otherwise, the same . aii!
w hrsrd exiarte as la bun, and ahd prayer of the pfeti
tianer be granted. A ' ' - 1."
Witueas, J.nnea M. Wig;in Clerk of said Court at
OSka in Oxford, the first Monday of May, A" D, 1811
11 H Weld
Jwhn ICeal 1 ..,''
Park B. i jauia i
It H Daui j
Hufu Dawea ' i j
KM Bird j . "
MraMsry Clavrrs ' .
Ivl is Frances S O'gooJ.
Mrs E F Ell't1- 1 .
.Vim Volnev E Ilawsrd
M rs Lvdia H Sigouruey Mt M S Leni Loud ; j
Misa EIiti Leslie L Jrs A M F Annan' u
MUsC AlSeJjjwkk MUa Hannati F Gould
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rely forullance, than to present a ure laudatory
chronicle of new publications.. : ' ; .
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