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*um >i '.n i ???ft The Metropolitan Rail Road.?We last 1 week published the charter of a company i for cons'ructmg this road. In the nf cessa-1 *ry absence of the editor from the printing , office, numerous very awkward typographic : cal errors occurred in it, as well as in other j parts of the paper, both last week and the ! week before, but they were no! such as to prevent the reader from gathering the mean- j ing from the context. The charier is a good j ' one, and ought to prove, and wo doubt v.of j will prove satisfactory to those nho may! wish to invest their funds in the cuter-prize. ( We h am that Northern Cb?pi alisls have1 had such an examination of the rou!c made as saiisff s them thai the slock will yield a imt nrn ro idv to take stock. J'l Ulu; u??\a ?*i v . w when so much of it shall be taken in the j neighborhood of the route as will secure the ; efficient management of the busio< ss of the 1 company. Another Southern Commercial Cunveil, fion is to bo hold in Charleston on i!i? tlJ. : April. A public meeting in li e city :>p? j pointed a large number of ihlega'es to at. | tend it. Delegates have aiso been appointed I by meetings in some other p'accs. _ i North Carolinian. ? This is the title of a new weehiy paper ju^t .ssu-1!i.; F.i .otteviln N.C. ! ; Mr. II. L. Holies. From the lirst i ui in her wo judge th the paper wiii to oh'y co:i hic ? >!. ft wl!i he a party paper ;i!u' VViii supjjorl I.JO p'CS"i ! Jni !1 Mi-iiiou GC:I<T.?I GovQrnntui.:. \\ hope wiil be more taupe rate ;lt so mos- party pv' j? rs of (!i ? piesont d.iy. and that i; wilj ffvrr'I.'sc n ! to ac! or><?" the rule J.h i i:s ?\uise jhus: be supposed, by i'h:r moans if t i y answer. bur by bub .ncuiis if ticcossa y. (iturxcc Farmer. We have received lite February Xo. of this cheap and excellent Periodica). Of its poindari'v seme estimate m?y be found fr. in tlie fact that FIVE TlJOtfS \N>) now mnscs were added to its Mibscrpiiun list during the tionth of January. I' is a Urge sheet published in octavo form % ' lor convenience of preservation and binding, and it contains the choice articles published | in the Weekly Genesee Farmer The price i-: on)y ffty cent* per annum ;?Eleven copies i>r tire dollars. Persons wichiog to subscribe, for it will address the publisher, I.cther Tucker. Rochester, X. Y. The present No. con'aius >1 beaut .f;:! ruts representing the Fives tor, Sheep, and the improved "China and Worhshirc hog-\ i' a'so -contains a cut shewing the froper form o! chimneys, to proven! smoking, and one shetv 'injr the thctures lor feeding s;!k worms. o o The mails? Wc have never hoard nwe Irrqucnt compl.mts of the irregui;r !v of'the mails thin at this time, and we know from ex. pericncc Tint the complaints are well town!, cu. There is rertain'y gross misnnrngement -somewhere Oar: a lest paper front Washing, ton, at tiio tuneof prnning this paragraph, is <!eccn day* old. Oar lat'ol news from ("ongress is often received from the Charleston papers; and even they, when snjp hv way cf George Town, arc no'* unfrcqrrrntly suffered to ; nss on to Fayettevd.'o and ;.re then kroug'tt to t;s hv the Nortfcerr. mail; whilst our Northern papers are still m ?re frequently sent on a visit to Charleston, or some other jlacc perhaps farther out of th way, a d arc brought to us hy the Southern tnuii. Letters are equally slow in their passage, and olten travel equul'v circuitous routes hi-fon* they reach ns. Family Visitor and .S?7v Ctihuri*!.?This :is the title of a new porodic.?! issued in Now lor?, andcvitcd by Jitc-odoro Dwigid Jiisi. . Wc have not seen it, but copy tho folio \i:ig notices of it from t wo Tory respectable sources. i'Vo.vj the Con^.T^ali<>aulisl, Oj' Hertford Conn. Tuk Family Visi rim, and Silk Cvltl-i hist.?The Hrst uutubcr of this Publication | Jias be n laid upon our table. I: is edited by ? Theodore D ivight, Jim. and published by Theodore Foster, at New York. It. is issued in weekly numbers nt per annum, or in monthly parts stitched in covers, at S3,00.? The work is designed clncfly for the benefit ' of families, and promises to furnish a varelyof instructive reading "under the heads of Useful Arts, Science, L-terature, Natu-al History, News, Juvenile Instruction, Poetry, Music, &c." Kach number is to contain several en- I graving?. The specimen before us is highly attractive in the interest and variety of its contents, the beauty of its embellishments, and the neatness of it6 typographical execution. The Agent fjr the publ cation in Hartford is Westerly Perkins, No. 37 Mill Street. From the Christian Advocate and Journal n wt ?? ? oj i\ sic I or/:. Family Visiter and Silk CuLTL'r.isr, a splendid weekly magazine of the quarto 6ize, elegantly printed and richly embellished with appropriate cuts, is published by Messrs. Dwighf, Allen & Foster, 135 Nussau-street of which the first fou: namlx/re, making one monthly part, stitched and covered, have been shown us. This work we think bids fafr to be; a valuable addition to our periodical litera. ! ture. i _ Virginia. The Legislature of this state, j after spending several days in balloting for 1 U. S. Senator, in the place of Mr. Rives? ; whose term vf service expired with the see sion of Congress just closed, finally postponed : the election indefinitely. Messrs. Tyler, Rives and Ma6on were the candidates first in nomination. Tyler received about 47 votes Rives 45 to 50 and Mason 09, for several bal. lotings. Tyler was then withdrawn, and j Chapman Johnson nominated; after which Tyler, Johnson and Rives successively came j vr'thin 4 vet?? necessary to a 1 1 J' J ill i. ,i,i. choice ; hut either conscvervatives enough [ would adhere to Mr. Rive?, or Whig* enough , to one of the other candidates to prevent an j election. . . . - . i Harder Troubles.?The difficulties bo. ween the slate of Maine, and the British : anthorities in Canada on the bo undary question seem to threaten serious consequences. The Governor oT Muinc,having ascertained that mnnv mrsons were ensraned inclining | a o 9 I timber on a part of the di-iputed territory^ hi hero under the jrirrsdi lion of Maine,sent : a confidential communication to the Legis- j latum, then in session, cotnmurficafcng the . act, and asking power fori!spt<hnd Agent, j u put n stop jo the trespassing. The Lo- j g'slaturo gave him authority to t?r rest,detain , and imprison til! persons trespassing on j the "tori'i'nry of the slate, as established by | the treaty of 1783." The result is com. mnnicitcd by ilie governor to the Legisla. turn, in the following message. To the rlouse of Roproscn'alives : In compliance with !ho request of iho j House of Representatives. I hcrcwi h j communica'c such information as I have in j rolation to "the reported abduction of the Land Agent." Under the resolve of tbc 24th of January ; 11st. entitled Resolve Mating to tregpassor3 ' upon the public lauds," the Land Agent re. j paired with about two hun 'red cliosnn men to the scour of operation on lac Arr.os.! took River Prior to his reaching there, it is j understood that tho frospassors, amounting J to about three hundred in number, cdl well ! armed. had combined and were determined 1 i0 resist every effort to break them up.? ! Rinding, bowover, that the Land Agent had ; prepared himself with a six'.pomuer, they* chose to retire from the grofind, passing dowii the rivor. j The r.and Agent, win his company, also, passed down f.c Aroostook to near its mouth, liud ug the several places of opera.' t on abandoned by the trespassers. On ! Monday : ?s:, they captured a gnngol aoout i twenty w l o had been operating further lip j the* i ivor,:ui?I s"nt several who were consiJoroil the ringleaders lo Bangor, where it; is supposed they are now in jail. On Men- j day ih" Land Agent tent a letter to Mr, J MeLnuHilin, the Land Agent ot* the Provincc of New Brunswick, inviting a meeting with him at the house of a Mr. Fitzlier. j bert, nbont four miles from where the com- j (rruiy w< re the ? saiioacd, and on :.!i same j evening, with four o'hors, Mr, Mclntiro repaired to the house of Mr. Fi'zhrrbcrt, in.! ending to pass the night there The tres- I passers, however in some wny became pos- { scssrri of thu f icfs, and detached a company i f nbout fiftv. who seized the Agent and hose accompanying him, and transported hem. it is Ik IiovhJ, beyond the bounds ofj :ho Shite* i Oar company is now at No. 10 on tl.o j Aroo-took, fu'ifid, and anticipating an ! attack. in ease any attempt should bs made ; on our port ;n cxceuto li e resolve of the t? 1th of January by destroying tho timber which has already been cut. J have advised the sending ofu reinforce, j i meiit of three hundred men, as it is probable ' the number of the trespassers will bo eon- i stnntly augmenting?and if a resolve to that, ctiect he passed, shall appoint an agent to | supply tnnporar ly the place of Mr. Mcln- i tire, an-! lead on t.hc expedition. I have , a'se despatched a special messenger to Sir 1 John Harvey, I/. Owrr.or of New Brims-' wick, for the purpose, among other things, of; of ascertaining whether these highhanded j proceed ngs ol the trespassers authorized or ! in any ffiiv countenanced by the Provincial ; < iiivernmcnt; and 10 proccro tbc release of t Jto Agent and those taken with him. The i Agent was also charged with other matters j pf r ainng to this most extraordinary and i outrageous proceeding. The facts above related, except in relation to my own doings, have been commu. ( ak-atcd to me verbally by the Sheriff of Penot scot, who formed one of the company of tin1 Land Agent. ^ 1 This is the only communication from the | Land Agent or his company, which I have I had verbally of otherwise, li>et could bore- j liod upon. ; John FjuacmT.D. j Counci: Clumber, Feb. 15, 1980. The following from the Hanger Whigexhibits something of the excitement "which - f po vftils in some parts of Maine on this sub* j j.e\ Office of the Bangor Whig, ) Sunday evening, 6o'clock. \ I i Capture of Mr. MeLauchlan, the War. don ol the -D.spuujrf Territory.?Mr. Me- i | Lnuchlan, the Warden of the Public Lands ' j in New Brunswick, and Cap'. Tibbetts, oft ; the lobique settlement, have just been brought into 4he city, prisoners. 1 tie cxcilomT' in Augusta, (where tb legislature is rn session A in Portland nnd Bangor, on account of ihc seizure ofthc Land : Agent, of Maine, is very great. A corres- i I pendent of ill: Portland Advcr.iscr, under j j date of Augusta, Fob. 17, says : "All is bus-j tie and confusion?horses, carriages men,! ; and munitions of war, ail preparing for ilie ! Aroostook country, which is soon to become j he scat of war." Wo will not be trifled j with any longer?our cause is a righteous | one and we will defend it with our best ! blood." "We can take Canada and the I provinces single handed, especially in the Drcsent state of public feeling there-." : 1 Sir John Harvey Lieutenant Governar of New | Brunswick his issued a proclamation, calling on j the ci-il authorities to adopt proper measures j for resisting invasions of Her Majesty's teritory,?and also calling fir n draught of militia to aid the civil authorities in this work. lie has also addressed n communr cation to tho Governor of Maine, in which ho assumes that the disputed territory, was to j remain in the exclusive jurisdiction of tho j British Government according to ogracweut v'.th the TJri'ed Ft?.*0? G'c"cvnn>ej?t. r.-vcf ?cr plains that the Covornor of Maine has uudcria- J ken to remove hy force allcdged trespassers with* j out first applying tothe'propir British tut I t-; ties for 1 heir romoral. j'( These papers the Governor of Miiihe has s?ni j to the Legislature of his State, informing thorn !' . at the same time that he had despatched a forin. of imtween four and five hundred men to the dis* [Utod territory, and ordered a draught of 1003 | more to ho held in readiness for the same sor. vice. The Senate passed a resolution hy unani. inous rot:, appropriating ?310,030 to enable the Governor to stand his ground, '/'he rosoliition | doubtless p issed the lower house also - I A communication on the subject was ah?o ! unda by the Governor of Maine to the'Governor j Nl issachusetts, which owns a moiety hf tho vacant lands ia Maine, according to stimulation ti nt the time when Maino Was seneratod frOUJ ! Massachusetts and erected into a State. Gov-j' crnor Everett, however, take9 thr matter rather j more oooly thaa his excellency of Maiuc. lo a message communicating to t!io Lcgishtntc the . docmncuts sent him, he says that "shoold a state of t! iogs Unhappily arisc in wheh the Govern. I mcnt of tho United States chill call upon Massa- J cnusctts for her assistance in asscrtiug the rights < so long and so injuriously withheld, (he) is per* j suaded the call will receive a prompt response 1 from the legislature and the people." Maine would havo the two countries hy the : oars at once if sin could. JJut happily the war ; power is net vested in her. 1 Our relations with Ct eat Britain c!ended ! i Report of a Special Call of Congress Th? conduct of the British authorities ia j New Brunswick has thrown the S;at? of; Mnirto into a violent ferment. A dr?cmber ' of Congress writes us, on the 4i We ! ?re anxious about I he Slato of our Northern ' Frontier. The whole border k bent on u : war wiib England ; and the recent events j in Muiuigivc rise to the roost scriotfsoppra-j hensions ^ j A passsengor, who, arrived in I .C Noith- j cm Cur, yesterday morning, s;at:s as a . prevalent report in Washngton, that the! Cabinet had been two days in Council# j and that it was said there would be a special j call of Congress. In fact, n loiter which i we rcccitcd tho day before mentioned the ! same circumstance?and stated that there wore other circumstances i.si ?or relations with Great Britain, which were calculated to produce some imoasincss?that she had 1 made a demand upon to deliver up cor- j tain persons who had commuted crimes in Canada ; and it was said to be th President's opinion that he ootild not under the Constitution and the laws comply with this demand : ?and that he would probably ?? . nn early i day make it the subject of a special mos- ! sage to the present Congress, tc., Our , Correspondent adds, that if14 prudence ecu nccrcomo these difficulties they will be avoided."?11 kitmonfl, Enquire/. i m ?? . XJiN'I XAMPLED JN THF. HISTORY OF RAIL- j roads.?Tho Georgia Railroad and BankingCompany hive, within the last three; years, completed and put in operation cigihy miles of railroad, and graded upwards of, fifty more. At the same time they have ! boon able to declare from their profits reg- ! ular annual dividends of eight per cent, per annum upon the loholecapitalhn'cs'.cd in the j railroad and hank. j The receipts on that part of the road j in operation for tiio last three months (70! miles in length) ha9 averaged S1G.000 per ! month. Wlr n openod to Greensboro', and j tlie whole sou 'hern travel thrown on it, to ( that place, it is estimated that the reecip's ivill react:- $26,000 pqr mouth, ? V, ?S, J Gaz. ____ _ j We understand tint a delegation of see- [ oral gentlemen is now in this e iy, in benaif i of the American Society for the Diffusion; Useful Knowledge, .and th .t I'uo Soji-y nr? i now taking measures to invito the ntfcntioo of the Goneral nnd State Governments, au J 1 of the cit Zens of th? United States genor-1 nlly, to the important objects of ilia institu-j tion. A Publio Meeting f??r this pdrpbsc ; will, we are informed, be hold on Wodnos. j cloning, of which more particular no:ice will bo given.?Nat. Intel. ? Uncommon i-eesencb of mind in a boy. ; ?The following fact is related to us by ' a friend, who had it from liie moutli of a f gentleman from Muchias : Mrs. , of. Mnciiias, Its ft her five children in bed, the ; eldest a boy of nine years, and wool to neighbor's to spend the nveni g, lorkiagthc 1 door after her. The eldest boy was awnk. oncd by the roarug cf fire, and t lie falling, of cinders on tho hed. 11c sprang np,took j the infant from the cradio, ran to the door, j and, (indiig, it fast, stove out n window,! jumped out, and laid the infant iti a place of safely ; then roturnod and pulled the , otiicr children out of bed bed by their feet, and threw thorn in succession out of tho window, and then go: out himself, an I hegan to cry fire ?t tho top of his voice. The house was entirely destroyed.? Bangor University of the City of j\'ew Yorf:.? ?The Council have elected tho Hon. Theodore Tndingimysen of New .Terser, to the Chancellorship in place of t?:o Rev. Dr., Mathcwi, resigned. j t The Mails.?Welenrn from a gentleman who has recently travelled over the rou'C, that by the present arrangement, the great i Northern mail is stopped 5 hours at -Rich- ' moud, 13 hours at Petersburg, and froto 4 j to 5 at Italeigh.?Fayetfcfille Ob. | More Will Cat Intelligence.?A letter ' from Michigan, under da:c of January 26th, 1839, says: ''The monir-d affairs of Michi- ) jjnn grow worse and wefts'*. A year ago last December, there w^r; in Michigan six- 1 tv-tlircc Wdd Cat Banks, and probably each Bank on an average put in cirru'ation 00,000 dollars; some did much more. Now, of j this Wild Cat establishment, the bills ol only j I two Banks will pass. Much of this Wild [ Cat money travelled abroad, yet the pro- jj babio !oss to Michigan was tiro-thirds of the whole issue. net f^si d*jn ir/'OO Q^) cf: / of Among tiie deaths a: Newport, R. I. dur- j ? ing the lust year, are twenty-nine persons reporter! as over seventy years of age, and _ one a hundred and ten. Their united ages He were 2,477 years and the average eighty and a half years. j>n " Be The whole number of members in the Ba Methodist Kpiseopul Church in the United States, is 720,623. Total increase last year, from December 1837 to December 1838, 39,572. Ft* ? ...?? Fc ! Fo FRO?I MEXICO. | tli Great uncertnitcy yet prevail as to ihe j existing relations between Mexico and ; j France. Reports have readied ibis thvdugh j channels, representing that the controversy j La had been oniicab!^* adjusted, Tiacrc are ? Rc circumstcnccs which go very s rongiy to j confirm these frUileVnents. The return of i ^ llio Prinrn rl.* 4f?iiivill.? lf> flnu.ma nnrl lliO ! *r_ announcement of tiis intention to proceed Na to France, ore f?dts that'show that the war with Mexico was over. The Italian! ry of the young Prince woulJ not sutler him to ! leave the scene of conflict, while tnere was achnnceof participating in the glory of a Pj military conquest of Mexico, On the otu. or hand, some doubts arc suggested by nr. j {? count3 recently received from Tumpieo. A g|', gentleman who sailed from that purl on the 15 h install*, slates tint uotbmg was said jSa alouf pence at Tumpieo, although they had ; Sa news from Vera Crn?. fo the 10th of Feb. j ^ runry. The intelligence from the interior 1 was favorable to the arms and progress of j the Federal party. General Urrea badjTu none to San Fouis Do Potosi?General j*c Alexia to Tn?pan, and Gen. Demos to Met-1 amorns. Every where on the road the j w people received them with open arms, itj was said the force under Urroa at Sin Loui$ ' ^ would be little sbort of 8000 men. Tiic ] j>, port of Tampico was not blockaded by any | ships of war, nor Was there nny restriction Cc upon commerce wills the interior. Heavy gauss of wind were experienced in the Gulf i ^ between the 1st nr.d 12th of February, but no shipwrecks were reporied. ? iV. Orleans Bulletin- Fa M Hard to ult..?it is stated by a corrcs- j jy. pondcrit of the New Orleans Sun, that I)o. j Si sha, tbeson of a former Governor of Ken- ] fuefcy, who murdered amnn named Baker, j and was reprieved and whoaferwnrds mur., dr red u mania Texas, but di :?] in prison ! before tbc day of execution cam*, is since j F1 discovered tc be alive His existe nce is nr. j counted for l>y supposing that ho did not j absolutely d.e in prison, and thnt a log of jf wood, n counterfeit liodv, was buried ins'end ! 1 of hi:n. - | U british na vi*. According to kite English papers, Great I I\ Britain * ns besides .% steam vessels of War, afloat aod building, u navy consisting R of 80 ships of the line (it for s'tvujt, upwards of 300 Frigates ready fur service or ; p. easily made so, with smaller craft in pro- ; portion, amounting in nil to over 1000 sail, i ?n force said to be more than ''qu 1 to the I cooobin*! oavies of France, Russ'^ and ' ' tbe United States. inl -?. >? i e , For the Cheraw Gazette. j " " Acrostic. g.i! S unsiiine ana clouds alternate high. ' ? O'l A ndday and night, changirg, rQsh speedily t:. > by i "u II cfulgent in light, then invclopcd in TO gloom,? ljt A fitful coufscr thus, is man's way to tltc lomb, I? ow brief and how few are the rays thai 52 ere shed. H nlighteniug and cheering Uis heart and a his bead! J\ L ong, cud heavy, end tcdioite the seasons for of woe. i cn< I n the I fo which ho spends 'mong his I An fellows below. I t'?r Z ca'l, arid wisdom, and energy ne'er can j l,l< redeem j A heart from the griefs which around it ove ! FC? " t mc lecm' j ver M en in vain srek for joy and iir happinc?3 j j,]/, here,? j Ag Youth and manhood arc vain.?Tho* wo (tim gaily career. i ag: | sta O 'er the plains, where, 'tis u.aid, these j nj ' dc'iglits may bo found ; j ^ \\t kan u-f?Vl etiafTthe rich draught, lo / 'fts , ? IIV 1 ? . dashed to the ground. , ' N ew pleasures are ezcfi, bat pursuit is vain? I, oss'bflovcd ends atu! heart-ache are oars ag3in! __ OJi! these scenes I have passed; but ret p find 'mid the gloom, * V ita! comfort, tho' called to lament o'er the tomb' J3 i*rr trusting, secure, iu the grace of tho I Lord! , vic D elighted in wo through the truth of his word? an< I hy We shall see hiia in Light and while (tor dwelling below, an( J have strength a* my day;?while to com. vr.? fort in vro, < F ind I all that can solace my bosom through ,ifc? s E' cn in thee, O, my Sarah ! my own be- vic loved Wife ! rt,0 1 l-1 ' 'g 170 MARRIHD. In M&con, G.i. on tlic 15th January Mr.1 . Murdoch IttcCaekill, of this town to Mttit Eliza ^ll Nixon of the former plac*. In this District on the 20Mi February J," Mr. Neill Nicholson of Bcnnettsville to 0l)( Miss Hannah Ellerbc. act Near JHorvon, Anson County, N.fC. on Wednesday evening the 29th February, by the uui Rev. J* C.Coit Dr. Glai?s of NVadesboro' toj Miss Eilen II. Parsons. In this District 011 the 10th February by the Hcv. John D. McFarland, Mr. John MeCoIrnan to.Mrs.. Isabella AIcDuffio, an( tiie Notice. , ? THE subscriber having employed a bh<;k-i pmith from North Caroliua (the hud of " good blacksmith*) solicits a eliaro of public pa. q| tjonagv. Ills shop is situated on second blreet. He JOUS Mi SMJTU, r'en^ ^irch *4i.'M33. *' ; J* ' ' Q3????g8?BM?KOM ? CHE I* AW PRICE CURRENT - j March 8^ j j cf in market, lb -4 ^ j G< con from wagons. lb 10 121? by retail, lb 12* 15! tier lb 15 20 j csvvax . lb 22 21 j _ gging yard 19 25 i lorupe Jb 10 12* j ffco lb 12* . 16f] TTO.V, J3 15} J rn -bushel; ?5 100; cd fir Country, brl J 650 800' ne athcrs from wa?offs #b j 40 45 i rci j.i__ ? c i nn ' uucr, | 10 | iuu tn; dcf greoil Il> 5 ' dry ib !!?i ?h 100I!?s 5 50 G50 i ligo lh 75 250! nc cask 3 50 4 101 _ rd Jb 12$ 15j athor sole lb 24 25j r, ad bar jb 10 i I tjwootl lb' 10 15; jlnsses 'gal' 45 50; p, w Orleans gal "?>U C2$ j ib> cut assorted Jb 7J 8 > wrought lb 1U fl8 tts bushel 50 I barriers gal 75 100 lamp 123 j linseed 110 125; irits white lead l;cg 325 45*2; Spanish brown lb 8 12$ j rk '/Ombs 000 8001 _ cc lOOIbs 550 0251 of. B'V 250 ! _ . 14 lb 223 ' I gar II, 10 12$ * J It sack 325 350 j W sail bush 100 125 " jel American lb TO 12$^? English lb' .1.4 j German Tb? 14 i 1 Jlow ib 10- 12!nC frhperial lb 1 (10 137$ j ^ Jiyson lb 100 ?bacco Aianufactared lb 10 50 ar iadow glass 8 x O SUA 3$ 3j * 10 x 3$j | j Charleston, Alarch 2,1839. fa< Leon, Ilitn?, lb. 12 a 13 Shoulders and Middlings, 0 a 11 dree, Green Prime Cuba. 12$ a 13 Ordinary to Good. 10$ 12$ "Porto fttcn, 12 a 13 ; ? )?tOn, Upland, Inferior, 12$ a 13 Fair, 13$ a 14 t| Good, 15 a 16 3 ird, lb. 12 1.2 a 13 1,2 olasscs, New Orleans, gal. 35 a 37 fl.ivanna, See. sweet, 23 a 20 ails, 4d to 20J, lb. 0 a C$ igar, Louisiana, ib. 7 a 8 llaranna, white, 11 a 12 Brown, 74 a 8 Muscovado, 9 a 9 1-2 St. Croir, 10 a 11 Porto Uico, 7 a 9 nr.r, Philadelphia. 9 a 9 2* B iltimore IIo-.va.id c'rcct, 9 ?5 a 9 3?) New York, Can*], 10 00 a U 00 Alexandria, 9 75 a 10 on,.Russia, pig, Ion 33 a io } Bar. cwt, 5 n , i Swedes assottcd, 4 75 a ? S .. amber, Boards, V,'. P. Clear, M feet, 30 a Merchantable. 1"G a IB ? P. P. in rafts, 9 a 10 ? ark, Mess, N. Y. Inspection, 93 a 24 j -* Prirnr, 18 a 20 tee, prime, 100 lb 4 00 a 4*68 Interior to good, 4 00 a 4 50 Rough, bush. 1 a 10 i!t, Liverpool ground sack 1 75 a 1 87 do bash. 00 a Turk's Island. 40 a 50? j Ne ' Orleans Feb. 27. j Gug.tr.?Lonisania prime, G 1-4 a 7 cents;; ferior, 5 1-2 a G. Havana, white, 12 a?; brown j i 9 cts. Molasses?On Lovoc, new 31 a 33 cts. per j 1; sales on Plantation, 23 a ? els. Pork?Clear, ?21 a ?per bbl.; moss, S19 a ) M.O. ?18a?do; Prime ?17 ; P U. ?16; ilk Pork G 3-4 a 7 on the Levee. Baron?Hams, 10 a 11 cts. pr. !b; canvassed a 12 1 2 do; Shoulders, 8 a do; Mid- ? ngs, 9 a 10 do. Lnrd?Per lb. 91-2 a 101 2 cts?sales. V WM?M?????j JB JVIorus Multicaulis, ** C/0 Or genuine ntid Chinese Mulberry. aIl L LARGE stock of best Southern raised tin lately put into the hands of the subscriber disposal, at thirty dollars a thousand, for hit/is, 1 twenty cents a foot for main stem and root, id discount for large trad?, say five per ocnt, five hundred dollars worth, and ton for one tusand dollars or more. But as the price is 1 rising, (now four cents a bud in many pla. i,) owing to the very inadequate supply for the rcasing demand, it i^suggestod that, to pre- M it disappointment, those not immediately ffp- grii icg to secure at above prices, shouId expect aa hoi: :ar?c5 and say in order at going ratts." Til ain ; its the season is advancing, and, little pre io for ncgociation, os to distant deliveries to linst early (best) time of spring planting, it is hy ted that no quota is to be forwarded until pay. me nt y jirst made or secured at place whither abb Icrcd ; say fcere, En field, Halifax, Petersburg, craw, Charleston, Biltiinbre, or any place in ' country, accessible by water or rail road lveyance. SIDNEY WELDER. Briulueyviilc, Halifax co., } !>. C. Jan. 20t i839. $ ^ 13 f_J rospcctus of the American L. Museum. ! - - . . j , ito I1IIU American Wureum. oj Literature aaa . L the Arts will combine the solidity*of a re. " w with the lighter miscellany of a magazine ; .co lidos impartial reviews of important works, . ' 1 short notices ot minor literary productions the Editors, it will embraco essays, tales, his- 001 ies, poetry, literary and 6cientifie intelligence, P? 1 translations from standard and periodical a^' rks in other languages, co'iifribatctl by some tru the ablest writers of tho day. an,' I'lie Magazine will also contain ft sdrirt'rf re- . ws of such writers as have by their talents id lustre upon Americin literature. These re.: ? ws will be accompanied by potraits of the au- i ?re, engraved on steel by th? best artists. Tho . rk will bo beautifully printed, with now type, cqj >n fino paper, and will make two volumes each > rcj ir, of more than 200 pages each. . * \gcncics will bo established in tho princtpal I ^ ies, and arrangements made to delivor the work { s' o of postage. As the Museum is printed n icdium and a half *beot, tho hig.icst yastage * it can bo eliarged to any part of the country, fbr > yoar, will bo #1 50. Persons desirous of ing as ftgant9 will apply post paid. Terms. ? l>cr annum, payable on delivery of tho first j ^ [Tiber?five copies NATHAN C. BROOKS, J. K. SKOOGRASS. .<* Editors and Proprietors, Baltimore. Ijhi Editors favorablo lo the cause of literature. 18 J desirous of on exchange, urill plcuso copy <pr i above. .g* WiOes, rUST received ami for *ilc, Ciiampiigno, ' Madeira, Tenerifl', Sicily, Port, Muscat, c aud Malaga Wines, and lor sale bv J JOIIN MALLOY&Co 'aa, Ncv?m'w?S3[f!. V ir It fa?pt Removal. Pfc L. McKJLY Commission Merchint and lJr? Receiving :snd Forwarding Agent ^orgctown is. G. has Ilcnn.ved from Wufct. iii's to Taylor's Wharf. Georgetown, 22nd Feb. lb3H 10 fit Dissolution. 11HE Firm hitherto existing nndcr the name . of Middlotos & King is this day dissolv. bf inotaal consent of the parties?the busi. ss will be condoclod by James King who Will ceive all debts doc to said firm, Lndpayalldeinds against the same. Ji. G. S. Ml DDI.ETON. JAMI & KING, 22nd Feb l?3!>. 16 Lnw Notice. rUE Subscribers have entered into enpnrt. nersnin. and will nractiee Law ot*4ci the irae of McQueen 4. crvtn, in the Courts of icstcrfield, Darlington, Marlboro, Markup and orry Districts. Their offce will be at Mivlho. Court House, where one or both may at all nes be found. jno. McQueen,..ERASMUS B. ERVIN. Marlboro' C. H., S.C. ) Jan. 28, 1839. J 12 4^ To Cotton Planters. rllR undersigned ha# located ^hfmself in Oheiaw for the purpose of making tnd pairing Cotton Gins; and has taken a stand the comer of fro-,t and market streets next or above Mr. F. Long. His Gins will bs ide on the plan of those of Messrs Win. M?. eight &. Son of Winusboro So. Cu.. Ilo will it eonlino lntnself to est! or the common or ?nrse Gins, but will make either to order. Ho wi'l also make Reversed Grist Mil's; cn liclo highly approved by those, who hayc had em in op ration. About ?m hundred bavo en sold in this and the adjoining states. ; The undersigned hopes to giee general munition by assiduity and attention ta business,* aj,d e chaMctor and finish of his work. VV. A. .McCfvEFGnT. Chcxaw, Ftb. 27. 18i?!h id . ..v <r Htaiuiani Works. FN decani i.teruturc >':& received at th* Book L Store, viz: Hoole's TassoV Jcrasaleni t'liivred. . Fenny Magazine Complete. T'V.i j'e Index lienui. English 'jVartsUrione, of X"ropl:03, C.iesnr, Sal'.ust and Cicero. (Chssi.-al Jjbrary.) Wallet Sc??li*s Woivks Complete,; in 7 vols. hvc- ' V, :rou's tVorkij, " fi vols. *?? 11 Ivol.8vo i-hnLV.'orki-, 2 vois. 44 J.'og-:*.; Boerr!*. 1 vol 44 Milton, Young, ( ?ruy and ft-atli* 1 ,4 44 ? CampbellThomson's; ftoaf-on*, Aw. jc *..i Jut. SO, I3S0. It * . if,, " i\cw Works* . y, 3"N CUsm-mI and MUoeltaneons literature, I jusi received at the Bookstore, > . P.vseoH'a History of Ferdinand cad" Isabella, 3 Villa. 6vo, ... li vings Life of Co! iin'.-u, ?> vols, 8/0. M c I .i n'.h'.-jjf fist ory ot' England. r SeC'tiH History ofricot'and, Roborlsons Uistorival Works 3 vols. o' vo. f" V.'fhakc's Political Economy, i vol. 8ro. Potter's Grecian Antiquities; Adam's Roman Dp. Lnrcretts LrSin Lexicon ; Andrew; ?nd S'od. dirdsilaihi Grammar? Foltcn's Homer's Siuid; Antbou's Caesar, iSallust and C iccro, Anthon's new Greek Grammar ; Itirkham's English Gramriiar. Emerson's North American Arill.motic, 1st 2nd and 3rd Parts. Jan. 30,1830. Notice. Jp ERSONS indebted to the Estate of David G. Coit, late o' Marlborough District, an I nested to make payment to the Rev. J. C it, whose receipts will be received by me for payments that may be made between litis rc and I ho lath of .March next. JOHN CAMPBELL, AdmmstraJor. January lG.li, 19G9. 10 tf BURN S MILLS. [1HESE Mills five miles bolow Cheraw are _ now ia complete order for sawing lumber,, nding corn and wlioat and bolting flour. The ting cloths are new and of a superior quality e Proprietor intends to remain at the mill* the sent v?ar and will give his personal attention all -trie Business 01 ine uiiiib. no uvpe? punctual attention to business, not only, rit, but get a large sharb #f custom hi Iba v? line of business. 1XV. BURN Chesterfield, E'hri.rict S. C. Jan. 22tl, 1638. 12?tf The Monthly Genesee Farmer. VOLUME IV FOR 1839Published at Eochester Neic- York ly Luther Tucker. rllE large c rculatioii of this paper hat made it extensively known an & depos. ry of the most valuable /acta connected with ^science or practice ef Agriculture ; and tho rdi al and incredsing fivor with which it h4.^^ :n received, furnishes the bent evidence that merits and the exertion of both publisher a#d aductors to deserve the coafidcrco and tdtprt of tho public, arc properly u**Jer?COod and proeiatcd. This confidence anu support, it it istcd, for the future, will bo e^unlly deserved d bestowed. .*4 flic Mo^rnr.r Or^ssc V-mMcr. ft devoted to ; advancement of agriculture and horticulture the interest vr'the firmer and gardener; to s producer of grain, fruit and vegeUbloe.? cro is scarce a subject connected with , these rious interests, on which the Farmer will no UoLn papers illustrating their utility %od aiivo impoTtanee; pointing out the haal nvth. ; of cultivation ; and the modes hy which tbo ) >airation and success of 5treo?, plants and ills may be secured ; and all this mostly from .oal pxj?crir>!)re. In short, it is intended that s Farmer shall continue to be a repository of ' pors, communicated and selected, on ail the ;at topics that interest the cultirator of the . !, or can add to hia wealth, luiprovofliept of . nfort. - ? Teems.?It is Mjived to be tho cheapest pofe. ation, for the amount of reading ft gives, in is or any other country. Each nniuber cents of 16 large pagos doable ijuarln fortn. The ice to single subscribers, Firry C'Krrrt Any sntloinan sending us $5, free efejcp opr. will : entitled to ale von copies. LUTHEd Tt'CKFR. Rorhrr-'rr, N. Y.. Jan. 1. }839. TSuUOlfjbiNc. : rHE eubscriWrs have e?taWisIie<Wiem?elvpa in tho above line of business in t'lioravv d ofcjtbcirsorvicciito its fiitizcntf <t. itArvfcnirn'T, & a\ Jrvvi S '