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Goid--Fhe FayetteviEIe, N. c. Observer ofthe I2tb snjt. says-The gold region in thus State is enlarged hy sew discoveries almost every day We learn thu, the precious article has lately been found in several places near Carthage, Moore County, about 40 miles from this town." 5...'

 Ho6oksn Bank BIis.--At ap auction sale ip New York; of three parcels of tese bills at the exchange on Saturday morning, by James Becker. lot of

 lO0O was sold at the rate Of19 l.2 cents un the dol la, 1; $500 at 25 cents, and $299 at 20 l.2 cents,

 IokR Randoiph's LaSt.--Having obtained leave of absence the day before the late inauguration the gem teman from Roanoke mounted his horse, and running out his terribly long fore finger at gentleman who was standing by, 'T dOn'," said he, ''aend the inau guration of Gen. Andrew Jackson-mark ,l.a,!" and rode of. He declines a re-electiOn.--- Amer.

 A hard hearted cd Justice of the Peace, in Massa. chusetts, adopted the following srratagem few years ago, to obtain small debt of poor ncighLor The debtor of those easy, good na'urcd ", lever nen,' without a real enemy in the world who are visited by ull share of misortunes and ailctions, until their patience and experience under trials, inclines them to let their "moleration be known to al' creditors. This poor man fatted annually one hog, which protected by law as family necessa y. At the proper time the Squire gave his poor neighbor friendly cai-inquired respecting his health-was glad him thrive, and was par,icu-

 ary pleased that he had raised fine hog for the use of his famiy-and by way of encouragement to wor. thy neighbor, offered to give him small pig. The offer was thankfully accepted and no sooner had the l unsuspecting man brought home the generous gift, than the old hawk sent sheriff and took the fat hog --leaying the pig sthe Jaw directs.-- Trareller. MARRIED, ....

 IO Hartford Mr. Julius CatIin to Miss Mary Fisher; Mr. M. A. Kellogg to Miss MariIa Cooley; MT, Wm Butler, of Wethers6ed, to Miss Frances White, 1 daughter of Mir. John White.

 In Manchester, Mr. Edwin Spencer to Miss Ade' 1 line Foster.

 In East Hartford Mir. FWm. c. Cowles to Mis-. Jane Kilbourn. l DIED, .. In this town, the 27th ult. Mir. John Glass, aged 30, a native of England

 On the 29th, Mrs. Ann Marsh, aged B, wife of NIr l Ormond Marsh. At the poor house, in this town, Mir. Jared Moss, aged 37; Mrs. Smith, 78; Mrs. Jones, s6. In Retliem, Miss Sally Hannah, aged l6; also, the wife of Mr. Nathan Jackson, aged s3, and his infan, co~, ~ged 16 months These deaths were incorrect | y published in this paper ofshe 18th ult In Bethlem, on the 10th ult. Miss Dotha Prentice daughter of Mir. John Prentice, aged 37. In Bridgeport, Mrs. Electa Gregory, 26, wife O l Mir. Stephen Gregory.

 In Northford. on the lst ult Mir. Samuel c. Maltby 1 aged 36.