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July 1. ls47.

For the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, Piles, Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia,
Cholera Morbus Pains in the Back, Limbs and Joints
General weakness, FiIs Consumption, Palpita,on of
spelas, Deafness Dropsy, Asthma Ichngs the Skin,
Fevers OF all kinds, Colds, Gout, Gravel Female Com
plants. Nervous Complaints. and all other Diseases
from impurities of the blood and morbid secyetiOns
lirer and stomach. .
Every disease to which the human frame is subject,
originates from impurities Of the blood arrangement
of the digestive organs. ...t = .-.- b.. 90 ..
DIR. GOfdOns Family Pills.
Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate the impurities of the
Human System.
Strike at the root Of the disease removing all impur-
ties from the body opening the pores externally and
ernaly, separating all and obnoxious PARTICLES
from the Chyle, that the BLOOD of which it is the or
gin, must be thoroughly pure-necessarily securing
free and vigorous action to the Heart Lungs, Liver and
Stomach thereby restoring health by opening the pores,
cleansing the veins and arteries unirnpeding all the
natural veins and purifying the blood they render the
system not only thoroughly sound, but also impervious
to disease, tohen all other means hare failed
Within the last twelve months, more than one hun
dred Of the mott aggravated forms of dyspepsia
have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting
the Blue Pill and almost every other means have been
resorted to without any benefit and when death stared
its miserable victim fully in the face If Dr. Gordons
Pills not adapted to the of any but this hoTd
andI0dy, their uniform success in this disease alone
would be sufficient to '' watt fame the name of
their inventor, a benefactor Of his species. .st
This medicine fails to the worst cases of
PILES in Deek! .-..-... ,. ... ..a.. --sF.
For more detailed description Of the Medicine, the
of its operation, the complaints it is adapted
and the cures has performed refer the reader to
our agents, who will give them Pamphlet gratis.
For sale by Henry D. Turner, at the Book Store,
Raleigh ~ c., aso for sale all the towns and country
stores in the South and West Price 25 cts per bottle.
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, North Carolina Merchants,

AN AND "a SoFHERs, WISHING 70 RUr GOODS IN ~ ''
f"El resneetfplly invite, before making their po
acare comprising among other articles the following
Gut and Wrought Nails1and Spikes, Horse Es'' HnD
Tacks. Brads and Shoe Nails, Hollow Ware O'su wen
Mouths Kettles and Caudrons, Cart and MsS
Axes, Hatehets and Hammers, Shovels and SPaos.'
Grain and Coal Scoops. Hay aud Manure Forks CaU nU
lima Hoes. Seythess Scythe Stones aRa Sneads COV
Wool and HOUSE Cards, ood Screws, Butt Hinges az
gers and Gimlets, Sad Irons Waffle Irons, We'll WhseS'
Cast Iron Pumps, Grndst0nes, Crank and Koiie.iI SI
Paint Mills Platform and Couuter Scales, Patent D
Handles and Bolted Latches Irpeptfae SeOrerS oI M M
most approved patent &C., &c, all Of which WIZ "
sold at cturers lowest ptices BY their agens
'H"of s'S o. n9F'laI THOMAS. & FRANKLIN,
'l..gH noTi fii9ti75 sfW - bnE 50 Water street
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NeWStyIes ahhttaE EubuAOAAs HOt SttuAuHcE.
= mnqE .O.s L.kBURCH, & Co..
so E.Iaxa. sEAvsa on HAND Of their own make, an
- @G%assoFtmen OF Doors, SHoEs, and GA u
baog1 &C. TIERS, which. for style and beauty can
not be Supposed They have also made arrangements
TO receive the Northern Fashions immedately their
appearance go that purchasers always get from US
the latest styles and fhe best article. 'r s.-.fi
QUA WoRKAEN.a We have in our employ as good
Workmen as the Northern Cities produce, and our
materials are the best that can be bought. -, a..l
oRDERs, Persons writing to for Boots, Shoes. &c
win please describe. as near possible. the article
desired. : = :. o. L. B. & Co.
p Raleigh, April 29 lS47. ~ - " 65l-
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RIcHARDeON. q Ce.

WHOLESALE DEALERs ~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
s DRY GOODS. s.-T9S
No 81, Mann Street. Richmond, Virginia =
HTAYE already received large potion of their sup
ply and by the first Of next month, (SePtr Will
be prepared to offer Merchants general assortment OF
FaH Dry Goods, which have been selected with much
care and well adapted to the trade OF Virginia and
North Carolina.
Their stock this viii! present great variety oil
Fine and Coarse Woolens, Blea. and Bro. Donestics
Dress Goods for ladies' of the latest styles, and such
articles as are usually found in Wholesale Store, all
which are offered for sale very reasonable terms.
Brnsses Threeply and Ingram CarpetIngs and Rugs,
Of which better assortment cannot be found within
Richmond, 2lst August, Is47. 66s-IOipd
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A3A.OOO!

- 984o
= ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. :
Class 81, for Is47.b Toobe drawn al Alexandra,
Saturday, Ain Of September. /!
rs Number LoiIery-13 Drawn Ballots!
sPLESDID SCHEME. ,
I prize Of $34, 600! l Of $4,000! of $1,000!
Iof s 5000! 1. Of 3,5oe! prize Of $2,570
30 prizes of $1,000! 30 of 8 500! 30 Of $500!
lz si 200 Of $500! &c. .tt~
~ sTicketsSI8-Halves $5-QuarieTs $3.50.
CsFt6eatesof Packages of Is Whole Tickets $50 90
n no > 5rgcdo of Is Half do 65 90
Do. 500 - do r.fs Of25 Quarters do - 80
M Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates oi
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account o
each drawing sent Immediately after it isover to all who
order from us-7Address, n j. & C. MAuRY,
Agents for J. W. MAURY G. Co, Managers
> r - (SuccesssFs to ]. G. Gregory Coz
Washington City, D. c.
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Raleigh, May 81, lS47.
village Hotel, Wentworth N. G.

Village Hotel, Wentworth N. G.
HlHE Subscriber would respectfully inform all his old
customers, and the public, that he has added hve ad
tionaI Rooms aud otherwise repaired and improved his
tavern establishment and holds himself prepared to al
ford his guests comfortable quarters while they may stay
with him. 40
His Table is served with the best that the Plenuiu
country around The Village affords. =
His Stables have likewise undergone thorough repairs
They will be served with plenty and attended by
fol hosters
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction to all who
may call on him. - REUBEN }. JOHNSON.
Aupu 667- Sm,
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GWaim'S North Carolina Justice, Con-
attaining a summary statement of the Statutes and
Common Law of this State, together with the decisions
of the Supreme Court and all the most approved forms
and Precedents relating TO the ece and duty ofa Justice
of the Peace, and other public Officers according to
modern practice; the whole intended complete prac
cal application of the Revised Statutes and late acts of
the Legislature of North Carolina second Edition,
LACED, revised and dcorrectod-price s., 90.
Published and for sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
N. G. Book Store, Raleigh.
March, l6, ls47. els
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Come and See.

Come and See. ..
>HE undersigned have just received lot of beauti-
tni fancy prints and other Dry Goods, together with
the following assortment Of groceries, which they will
Sugar, Brown, Loaf and crushed Coffee, Java, Rio,
and Laguira Tea Molasses, Candles, Pepper, Ginger,
Spice, Powder, Shot, Lead, Indigo, Madder, Snuff,
Tobacco, trace Chains. frying Pans. Sitcrs, Brooms,
stone Churns, wedding Hoes, bed Cords leading Lines
Soap, Salt, Vinegar, sole and upper Leather, cotton
Yarns Nails, Castings Bacon, Lard Meal, Flour, Corn,
and fifty bushel of Oats Fur and wool Hats Crockery
ware, sc. BROWN s. HAYES.
One door below Ryas & Dupree's corner.
June %, 1S47. -..... .t.. 659-tf.
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NAHx; AGENT's l0FEqcE., Washington. Aug. g. ,I647
DMaieFials for Docks, wilt be received this Office
6ntil 3eclock, m, the 18Th day Of September next,
for sthe delivery of TIMBER Glasses and g.
Pensacola also delivery of the copper and nails
specified in class s. at the navy yard Pensacola.
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State Of North Carolina, Nash County.

OtutS y 1NUIHt OuIO IOt''to'' 49, = 80
Superior Court of Equity March Term, 1s47
Isaac F. Dortch and others, Jno Dortch and others
DURSUANT TO an order of the Court OF Equity oi
notice is hereby given to Polly Pitman and Henry
Dorch and all other persons claiming h be their hers
al law and distributes, 10 come in and make hemSelyes
known or make out their kindred before me at the Of
ce of said Court in the town Nashvlle on or before the
third Monday of September next, as in default thereof
they viii be excluded from all benefit in the division OF
the proceeds OF sale of the real estate of the late Lewis
Dortch deceased. b. H. BLOUNI. y. M. T.
May 20, 1847. : - ...-.- oo|-Sm.
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XX7E have had our Soda Water Apparatus thoroughly
w repaired, by which we are enabled TO make teat
delightful beverage in its pristine purity. Ano with
the aid of Boston Ice and the richest Syrups We are pre-
pared to offer to friends something decidedly nice,
this Season. .... ,..
We have Just received large supply Of CONGRESS-
WATER, in Quart and Pint Bottles; and Barrels
WHtrE SULPHUR WATER, from the Greenbrier
Springs, in Virginia.
our counter, we will keep a supply on Ice
49,. H.. -, ,PESCUD s. JOHNSON.
Raleigh, MAY 81, lS47. $50.
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Private ROnrd.

EOMFoRTABLE Board by the week., month, or
Syear can be obtained on application TO- The uAder-
Fsharges viii be moderate. na5- W. II. BA1N.1
August lS47 =. 666-3t
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New Tailorins EstablIshment.

"oNsIEUR ALEXANDER NELSON, begs leave
1vAo inform the citizens OF Raleigh and vicinity, that
he has opened Merchant Tailoring Store on Fayets-
vile Street. few doors North OF the the old Post Office
where he is opening fresh from the North, and Of the
latest impOrtations complete assortment Of Merch0n
TailOrs Goods. bo At reduced prices, and which he
will make to order III Unsurpassed style, both
regards cutting and making Those who prefer to fur
nsh their Goods, either TO make up, or 10 cut only
them entire satisfaction All that Mons N. asks,
trial. that fashionable and intelligent public will
appreciate his professional qualities. Cea rsuore
que ron cO1nait P0rtisfe.
. July 20, lS47. .... 664-ly.
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New Pablica tiOnS.

r ,a-s. New PablicA tiOnS.
A MANUAL Of the Principles and Practice of Road
"A Making, by Gillespie, Prof Of Civil Engineering in
Union College. Men, Women and Books, by Leigh
Hunt. Russell, New Novel, by James Life OF Paul
Jones' with illustrations vol. IL mo. No. u Pictorial
England The Soul and the body, by Geo. Moore, NJ.
d. No. LOUIS the 14ih dealings with the Firm o
Domby and Son, Wholesale and retail with
or the days Of the League.
"El For Sale at the n. C. Book Store, by
g.: --#... --- Ii. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug. "a, 1s47. 66S.
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DAGS. The highest market price in cash paid for
+ Cotton and Linen Rags, white or coofed, at fhe
Frankla Paper Mill in Richmond, Virginia. Parcels
foEwsFded the Subscriber will be promptly attended
TO and payment renitted instructed by the owners
+ ~; 'a;5 oi John RICHARDS, IfaJ ,s-os5 +.
ii ess 7s ,<97.g SuPerintend't F. Paper Mill,
sf assit5 - o.. ,sagylt b. c.'f'!": Richmond, Va
20 August, ls47. ..a- 1's ~. ~ 667--tL
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Auction and Commission Business

AT n. B. HUGHES AUCTION & Con-. STORE.
n HAVE now on hand great variety and mixed COL
Election of GOODS consisting Of Dry Goods Groceries,
Hardware, Iron, Books, Paper, Ink Sc Sc, sc. all of
which is offered at unusually low prices tor Cash only,
at the Auction and Commission Store Of
NIB. HUGHES.
Raleigh, August, %. 66s.
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Truth is pOoeul, and, in this instance has prevailed
Peters Vegetable pills.

TestimoniaL Extract of letter from Dr. Waines Of
Philadelphia Feb. 2. 1910. s Your Pills are the mild
est in their operations and yet most powerfu in their
effects, of any that have with in practice
of eight and twenty years Their action on the chyle
and hence the Impurities of the blood evidently
very surprising. - "+"
Extract of letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of Quebec,
L. c., March s, lS4l " For billions fevers, sick head.
aches torPidy of the bowels, and enlargement of the
sae by Williams Are Peaen
Dali ;rb NJ n
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NOTICE..

A T the Annual Meeting ofthe Members of the North
IA Ca rolina Mutual Insurance Company, held at the
ofhce OF the seeres January s ls47, the following
: Weston R. Gales. of Raleigh. Wake County, - -
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

1t is sovereign and speedy cure for incipient con-
sumption, barrenness, impoency lucorrhoa whites
obstruction, difficult PaRul menstruaon, incontin-
ence of urine. or involuntary discharge thereof; and
prostraton Of the system, whether tine result
inherent causes or produced by rregua:iy, illness
accident 1t is pleasant to the TASTE and positively
IN its operations Its unrivaed reputation in both hem
s the result of its almost supernatural virtues
Williams, Haywood & Co., the sole Agent Raleigh
also for sale by Druggists at Petersburg and Rich
mond, at So per bottle. ~ - t7EE7 : ''077'
Raleigh, August 1s, ls47 BE-. 667.6m.pd
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o1 RFin1ing Paper, of the best quality, o
any dmen5ions; ErveI0pf, WrerPing. &c, &c fur
hShed 1t the shortest notice. We invite orders from
N0Vth CapoIips, which. may be addressed to ZMesgra
Davenport, Allen, Co, Agents Of the Company OF to
the Supernte endent at the Mil =, - +. i'se1- ..g
August ie47. grs 667-tG
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KN 0mted From the Tobacco GrOtcing section, in
w North Carolina A gentleman with some capital,
as partner in established Commission House IN Vlr-
9ints in which, by application business he make
or himself from two to four thousand dollars, accord
ing to the capital he may put in. This may be done
with only such risks his knowledge Of the customers
would justify him in taking Information can be had
Of the Editor of this paper. mar -..... ..s-5..
August l8, lS47. ...... ..;o- 66S-4t
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Thomas A. Demll, of Washington, Beaufort county.
. John McRae, Of Wilmington. New Hanover county.
George McNeil, of Fayetteville, Cumberland county.
Kemp P. AlstoE, of Warrenton, Warren county
J. R. Sloan of Greensboro, Guford county. -
Richard N Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county. s't-
And, at Meeting of the Directors held on the I4th
inst the following persons were elected Officers Of the
Company for the ensuing year, viz:
. Josiah o. Watson, President, + -''-' .-
Albert B. Stth, Vice President, =. ..T F.1f .a
Richard Smith, Treasurer, Md d! y a-.. go
Theodore Partridge, Secretary, 49,. g.. -..-.-
Charles Manly, Esq, Attorney,
Weston Weston E. s,1h Gales px..nt;.. .r
A!6ert iSertG B. ssh sti1h M hAse0"'e e o0nhi'''' "
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected Director Of
the Company, Dce Hon. John H. Bryan, who declined
accepting the appointment. ''- 40 I''D 5i'''
-0'''-T r. PARTRIDGE. Secretary
Raleigh, JAN IA, 1s47., - - W., 64l-y.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

r Will sell at the Court House door, in Carthage on
The fourth Monday in September next, the following
tracts of land will satisfy the taxes
due thereon for the year ls45 and contingent expenses
nf aala fo.Hif
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The Subscribers

OFFER for sale, for Cash, or on approved credit at
Viosvest market prices alarge end weh selected
sormsnt OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuff, Window Glass, Surgical Instruments, Truss
e. Pefnmery, Brushes. Druggists Glass Ware New
Chemical Prepar9fiops, Manufacturers Articles,
yrhi fosIna follo,vin0.
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State Of North Carolina Nash. .Couaata

lrH Superior Court Of Equity-March Term 1s4T. !
Joseph Wright and wife Martha and others ps the Heirs
at Law of Boyken Taylor, ella Drake, ahd Elizabeth
Pitts deceased. t.,.rl.--,.-.
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The above lands will be sold atthe above time ant
place, If not preViouslypaid for
=. WM WADSWORTH. late Shf:
Moore Co. August Is, 1S47. Cos
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w anted Immediately, Vest and Pantaloon hands:
w None need apply, but such as acknowledged
first rate makers by Merchant Taors and willing to
engage themselves for the next season. r. -.-rs p
", ALEX. NELSON, opposite Market House.
August S. .-.+.. ..- 66s.
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M Petition for partition and sale of Real Estate.

this case appearing the satisfaction of the Court
resident ofths State, 1t therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard for six
successive weeks, notifying the said Elijah Bodde be
and appear before the Hon. Judge of Court EQUITY
for the County NASH at the Court House in Nashville
on the third Monday in September next then and there
to plead and answer or judgement re conssO will be
Witness B. H. Blount. Clerk and Master Of our said
Court The Sd Monday Of March 1s47.d -, 's.55liE
Eno!i ssa7id t.iaaa gHiq 3. n. BL0UNT, G. N. E.
August 4. ls47n ,,n Pr. adv. $Sl62 l-2. , 665-8t
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IrBlanks for sale at this Ofiee.-Ed
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INSTRUMENTATION

roUNur:p IN aS42, RBs-aaoDEEEn AN d fs'sh AA''
IN l84T.- - .;ss-, 4
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yTHE SUMTER BANNER: !.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY.
WILLIAM j. FRANCIS.
TER NJ 81,

Two Dollars and Fifty Cents in advance, Three
Dollars, at The expiration OF six months, or Three
Dollars and SFily Cents, Mt the end Of tho year.
y Advertisements inserted Mt IS cents per square,
tl7lines lcss) for The first and ha that sum for
each subsequent insertion. The number of inscr-
tions TO be marked on oil Advertisements. or they
will he published until ordered to be discontinued,
and charged accordingly.
Que Dollar per square for single insertion
Quarterly and Monthly advertisements will he
charged the same as single insertion, and Semi
monthly tho same as new ones.
For, publishing Citations ar tho law directs thrcc
dollars will he charged,
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines, and
Communications recommending Candidates for pub
Tic Offices Of profit or trust or putting Exhibitions,
will lie charged ss advertisements.
aTAcceunsa for Advertising will BIO presented for
payment quarterly.
All letters ,y mail must he post paid TO insure a
punctual attention.
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A LESSON FOR APPRENTICES.

We find ina Cincinnati paEer nm account
OF young apprentice in that office, whose
traits are S" remarkable, aud so worth,
withall Of imitation by our more youthful
renders those who are con.
sci"ns l'br necessity nf working their own
way through life, that we have concluded
to place the fncs in n prominent placer
II seems The youth in question was only
about two yearsng", common "Currier."
While thus employed, he used his leisure
mnmenls IN the procurement Of The need
iul degree Of education, fur the part uf u
c"mpnsit"r. He has already cqmirrd such
proficiency. combined with and simulated
ny the spirit of industry, that he has e, u,
IN single week, $4,000 ems. rommencin.
The week with empty cases, and sIislrihu-
ting the whole Of his letter. lie receive,
the ordinary run Of matter, made Glen,
proofs and spaced evenly. The regnIn
weeks work IF j"urneyman is from 32.ON
10 10000 ems, and more fall sbor, Of tn.
lesser amount than exceed it.
This exhibits rxtranrtIinnry rapldity MS ~
c"mp"slnr, and il is worthy "f notice for
several reasons In the Gazritr, viz: Isi; II,
jo"rneymnn's wages 1000 ems nmuuni t"
$40; 81. This apprentice has his weekly
lask, 10000 ems, for all over which he is
paid full price; Sd, he has had no oppnr,,l-
mites beyond those of apprentices general.
ly; M sperial favors were shown him in
the distribution vi copy, nor is he blessed
with better health or stronger consii,u.
lion than ,h"sc uf tho bows OF his age. lie
has formed good habits for himself, works
regular and with industry, is true To hi.
employers. and faithful 10 noble resolve
he hus made-,o become In word aud deed
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AGRICULTURAL.
From tho Camdi n Journal.
CULTIVATION OF RICE.

Thercfisiiip axiom more generally true.
than that the pre- jn,Iices Of The planter, are
strong and difficult to he removed. Hc
will persevere in Il setllc.l course, although
by il, hisproiils, continually diminish. His
prejudice tn test new project, To abandon
Il once lucrative staple. aud launch out up"n
a new article nf commerce, is n truth ofdaily
Observations; the regent history Of the cotton
\ market, with the train Of evils resulting
: from its ,pro'llc,inn, and in the absence of
every prospect "f all"viation, will prov"
this-aud why this le,hnrgy! When We
appreciate the elevated station To which
the agriculturists of sinuth Carolina legiti-
malely Inspire, we arc at II. lnss To find u
reas"n; we cnnnnt see the ground on which,
tn resi- his repngnancr, To try new pro-
ject-you may convince him by argument,
yuu may clearly illustrate your p"siti"n by
examples; he may see evils settling around
him like an incubus upon the vital ognns,
sill he persists;yon cannot chnnge him
he will not be c"nvnce,!-he follows sill
the ignnus fa,uua, as long MS one tlickering
spark remains, his lingering, though bnf
hopas are ihere-he cannot. yea. ill not
swerve from The even leilur nf his way.
As.inyeieracy then. in his agricultural
habits, constitutes trait in the character of
the planter, itremains to he determined,
whether il is q frnture which adorns or ob-
scures. the under standing.
q Bnt if we estimate the endraring ties
which bind MS In our offspring-if we np.
precinlc the free institutions Of our beloved
, Stale, and w"uld pcrpeluale them; if pub.
lie interest and private. considerations, in
vite lis, we arc constrained 10 question the
soundness Of the policy, and may we MT
say al q crisis too. in which Ceres seems to
have awakened the ancient spirit Of Gin
cinnalus-a period in which the science nt
agriculture is pursued with sn rnurl, zeal
where its vntare take so much pleasure iD
-propngaling lis principles; but alas! us
for your labor and investments, you have
M inadequate return. while every change
exhibits n -fpn!ure sill mure aud more OPP
pressive-when all these fail to arouse tins
wanted spirit of enterprise. then must il re-
main subject Of unfrigned regret.
But will the torch which has been lit by
the agricultural spirit Of the age, fail to en-.
Tighten it's yoarps7 Will NOT success.
ful results in producing some of the many
articles, besides coltnn, iha. is adapted To
consumption at hnme, aud suitable To com
merce abroad. eliri. inquiry Should the
cries of The hungry and naked poriinns Of
the globe, not awaken The tiliers of the soil
from their teIirium!
The diversity Of culture affords great
relief 10 the mind.
The cultivation Of bread sluGs, and lhc
gearing of stack. would. Independent, of
the relie fforled tn the consnmp,ivc purse
Of the S"uthern, ,cottnu planter, tend to al
Icvia,e a. This severe crisis, the wnn.s nf
suffering millions.-This then. is the mo-
menl Tor aciion-itis The period program,