SEMI-WEERLiT.
[VOL. I.]
weMPW^«!aa-w'VJAr«JBMaB:!!»iUiarwjjejM
FAYl'/n'KVlLl.i:, N. C., TlirilSDAY Al’TERXOOX, Jl'JA' 3, ISol.
[XO. 1.]
PlllNTKI) HV J. B. XHWHY.
^DWAK!) J. HALE & SOX,
EDlTOltS AND I’ROrRIF.TOlltJ.
iii'O ior the S^cnu-Weekly ()n?KnVKU *?1 if
].inid ill lulxiince; !? J 50 if |>»ikl (iuiinj; the
voar of -ub?cri|'tion; or Sjio after the yeiir lias
txpired.
For the Weekly Ouskuvkk $2 00 per amiinu, if
paiil in iidvance; oO if paid liiring the
year of Mil.serijUioii; or 00 after the year
has cxj'ircil.
ADVKHTISKMKSTS inserted forsi\ty cents
jter sijtiare for th? first, and thirty cents for each
Buccccding publication. Yearly advertisements
by special coiuracts. at reasonable rates. Ad
vertisers are requested to state the ni^inber of
Jjiitiortlons desired, or they will be continued till
Uorbid, and charged accordingly,
i Letters t« the Elitors must be post-paid.
WANTED,
Law part of No. 1 Dev. iS: l>atile's Ke-
JL ports, and the List of Cases in 1st Dev s
Hquity.
The subscribers will pay a ronsimable price
f'lr any odd Nos. of ^{eports previous to Iredell's
(ith Liiw and Jiil Equity.
'i;. J. lIALi: SON.
IlESl’EUlAN HAUI>,
iK'ir SiiH/iiii/ JidiiA', jiisf yei'cirrtf.
VLS(). Bishop Uasconi's Sermons: The Week,
comprising the Last Day of the Week, the
I'irst Day of the Week, the W eek Completed.
1'he Lands of the Moslem, a Narrative iif Orien
tal Travel. The Path of Life, by Uev. Henry .V.
Itowhiiid. Tom Uacquet, and his three Maiden
uVunt.'r. Etiquette for Ladies. .Do. for (.»entle-
Thc rsiilmist and .Su[iplcment. lUitler's
|Iudihr;i)«. riutarch’s Lives. Madam lloland,
l)y Abbott, Dictionnry of Quotations, Latin.
French, \c. r*is:'si I'l'.'k* Dii tiimary. r.iirn.-'’
prks. I’ootrvof ni»vt-rir. Flora's Intei'prctcv.
E. J. jiajj: so.v.
May.-,. JS-'jI.
F'ire Insurance*
fHllIK -ICTN.V Insurance Company of Hart-j
.M. ford, havinc paid the tax imjvx^ed by the
Kevenuc L:tw of the laie Leirislature, will cuii-
tiniie its Apency in Fayetteville, under the
nianajrcnvent of the \indersij:!ied, whi is jire-
paretl to issue 1‘olicies of Insui-ance on liuihl-
ii;;js or Goods, either in this Town or in any
J :irt of the .''tate. ou jiroper appliciition, dc-
scriiiti' ii of the IVoitorty, \c.
The .^n’NA COMPANV has been in o))eraTinn
;.lv;ut -JO years. Its capit.il is )i:ti>0,00(>.
'fhe n«in. TliDs. K. IJj-ace was its lirst I’resideiit,
:aid i'.e still holds th.tt office; aul .•ever;i! of its
^ lirst Direct'irs are still active ami cthciejit wiem-
i bers Ilf th»* Muard. It has at all times su>tainrd
™ the hi^rhot rharacter ft>r the jiru«leiice of its
in.-in!irement, aiid for the liberality with which
it has ever adjusted its l.»scs.
1 E. J. HALE, A-ent.
•'r March 10, li‘_’-tf
i J.IFi: IXSTRANCi:, ~j
P ri^iiE I ndersi^ned has been appointed Aj^ent
-BL of the Niirth Carolina Mutual Life liisu-
, ranee ( nmpaiiy. fivery member fur life partic-
ipates in the protits of the Ciim]iaiiy; and the
annual premium f-.r life nu'inberahip. where it
UlUountH t-» tir morv, luny hi* nni*-hnlt*
in cash, and the other half in a note at VJ mnuths.
Debtiirs' lives may be insured by creditors.
A mati may insure his own life for tin- exclusive
Ijcnclit of his family. The lives of slaves u;uy
e insured.
'J’his system is rapidly growinjr into favor, all
»>ver the civilized woi’ld. It is one by which a
family, tor a small sum annually, ntay b>’ pro-
viiled for, after the death of its head, on whose
cxertii.iis they may have been de[K'U‘k-nt for a
S', suppi.rt. Jt is a good invqstnrjnt of mon«-y.
^«-ven if I'lie should live loufr after tak;:i;.r out a
'j|Life I'olicy. Explanatory pa'iipidet'>, and the
^Jjiffcss.jrv lllank.s. furni.-?l;cd on .iiiplic.itio;!.
” K. H .'.Li;.
^ Fayetteville, .lune IhoO. 7'J
^ Wheeler's History of Xorlli Caroliiiii.
* under'ijriied has been ajipointed (iine-
ral Agent for Col. H. Wheeler in the
' 7th ('onirressioii.-il District, anl wi.-hes to an-
jjoiiit siib-.V"ents in each of the counties of
Kobeson. Cohnnbiis, IMadcn, I>runswick, New
Itaiiover. .'^inpsoii, Duplin and Onslow, and
!isk' that ap])lication be made to him imme-
llafe’iy. The Work "oes to press in August,
au(l the prii;e will Ije One Dolhtr j'Cr volume,
and cousi>ting of two volumes.
JOHN .M. r.o.-r,.
March IM, 1S.->1. t.l-tf
lt\i\K J^TOCK. I
WILL be sold on Wednesday, the HOth day
of .Inly next, at the Dank in (ireensboro’,
l.'iO Shares Dank of the State. ,
loJJ Shares I’>ank of Cape Fear. '
,1KD. H. LINDSAY, ) |
.lESSE II. LINDSAY, '• Exrs. !
11. 0. LINDSAY, ) i
June 2i. l!^')l. 77-lw |
rB^HE subscriber has t.-iken charge of this old
-M- anil well known Establishment, and is jur-
pared to attend to all orders for
Priiitinir l*npor, Mercljants' ami
Factory Wrappiiiir, \S:c.
The Mill has recently been thoroughly rctitto 1
with new machinery, and the Nubscriber believes
he can furnish Paper of as good quality and at
as cheap prices as can be purchased any where.
North or South.
CHAItLEK E. SlIODEll.
Salem, .June 7, IS-'il. 77tf j
ivocM p(M- StcanuM- and for sale.
I'llU.S. ('rushed and Hetined SCCAll,
1 chest fine Hyson Tea,
"> casks best London I’orter. pint bot'ls.
4 cases su])crior old I’ort Wine,
1 cask M:ulcira Wine.
■> hhds. Cuba M ilasse^.
SAM L W. TILLINCIIAST \ Co.
2'». 1>‘''1. 77tf
.hine
the
l^'.l.
M 1ASII for all Mccounts and notes dut
Subsi-ribcr, jwevions to 1st .lanuai.
Persons indel)ted to the subscrib* r. a.'- abovo.
will miu'h oblige him liy settling the same as
larlv as loth Julv. •
SAM'L .L HINSDALK.
.hine ■_*;!. iSol. 77-tl'i.l
TiNXKR \\ AS'l'l'A). ~
A CiM»D .Job Workman will find steady ein-
^ W ]ilovment bv aj>plving immediately to
C. W. ANDliKWS.
.lune 2M, 1>')1. 77tf
Ucr. Prof \fisor )r^(in's i'cmriU
Sonina rij,
SALISUI KY, N. c.
/HAUL'S Collcgi.nte Famil.v Doarding School fV.i-
IL y«>ung L-ulies will open for the year
on the 7th of .July, a tei-m of I(t months. The
entire expenses are front l‘JO to 200 dolls., ot*
paid in advance. It is believed that no Semina
ry in \'a., N. or S. Caroliiui has combined equ.-d
facilities for the greatest imjirovcment of so lim
ited a number. [77-lwp
sovTH
MAF.i: AC A1)1:MV,
OltANCE COl NTY, N. C.
ilHE sixth Session of this Institution will
■omnu'iice on Tuesday .July I'l, and coii-
tin\ic for ti%f months. 'rin- S-tionl still conti
nues tuider the management of Uev. .lames A.
De:in. M. A., who has hail chai-gc of it froiu its
commencement, and ii:is gi\en it a high reputa
tion for thoroughness and morality. He w ill l)P
assistetl by .Mi-. John Dailey, late Princijial of
Leasburg .Vcademy, who comes with high re
commendations as :i ti-acher anil a gentleman.
The d;sci;iline of the Academy is such that no
■student can continue a course of immorality or
even of idleness, .''oatli Lowcu .\cad‘my .sit-
uatcd in a remarkalily liealthy section of coun
try. thus furnisiiiiig a de,>irable ret-vnt for those
wlio wi>h to escape the uuiica'tldness of the
lower eoutitr\'. Di-artl in the best familie>.
per .'sess'ou. 'i'uition: j;ii;riis!i ')i>. Classi
cal on.
•'ir: u!ars. giving fu'ler infoimatioii. may be
had liy ;4ppl\l'igat the  Mli'-e '.f the ••Ob>e!-ver.’'
D. C. PAIli;i.''ll, .''ec. Fx. Com.
Soiitij^ Lowell, .June D*. 1S'1. 77-;iw
T
(!OoD liANDS. at i ts. pprday. on
the Si)nthcrn P!ank I'oad. Stea ly
em|ih\viiient and cash payment v.eekly, if re-
(piired. Apply to
D. M. lil lF.
At the Stisnii Mill, fir to
A. A. McKETH.VN.
June 2:’., I ''",]. Fayette\i'le.
o
I'OK SALE.
NE SET SAWMILL CEAKINC.. including
an excellent Log t’hain and Crank.
Apidy to M. V. JONES.
April 4, IHol. Otiif
DOMivS'riCS.
fITTLE Diver )snabcrgs: 7-8 and 4-4
J .'sheetings always on hand, and for sale at
Factory prices, bv
STAUIl & WILLIAMS.
.June 7, If^ol. 7o-t^'
tk.mpi:uan('K.
A N .\pjioal lo the Protestant Christians of
North Caroliini, in belnilf of the Tempe
rance lleform. Dy (Jeorge D. Wcimore. Price
i't l eiits sin’i!'.', 'lo c?nto lor 4, or >>4 j)cr Did.
For sale by E. J. HALE i: SON.
June 0. 7u
TPi.VW (TT'FEILS, Corn Shellcrs, and a va-
rietv of Ploughs and Plough fixtures, for
sale by ■ J. & T. W VDDILL.
Jan. 4. .'>;Jtf
m:w iU)()Ks.
fEIC.H HUNT'S AUTOBIOfinAPI'.Y: Toc-
A try of tlie Waverly Novels; Harper's .Maga
zine, and International ditto, April Nos.; Alton
L ’,.e; Lavengro, Putnani'.s ciicap edition; .\i;'.n's-
fi'.M s Mexican War, illustrate*), cheap and bound
editiiMi>; (Jc'ldes on Plank Uoads; Comj)lete
Farmer and CJardener, by Fessenden; Yotnitt iV
Miirtin on Cattle; New .Masonic Trestle Hoard;
Freemason’s Miinual; Masonic Chart: Freem.'i-
son s Monitor; (io’dsmith's Works; .McLellan on
the Interpretation of Scriptures; McCosh on Di
vine (iovernment; McCiHFy’s Headers, second
anl third parts; Davies' Surveying; (Junn's Do
mestic Mciliciiie, iic. I'cc. Just received by
-\pril 14. E. J, HAI-E et SON.
\i:\v iu)()Ks. ■ “
KOIIP.OW’S LAVEN«jno; ('•race Aguilar’s
Wonu*n of England; .Mins Strickland’s
Lives of the Quecn.s of Scothind; .Vlton Locke;
Hints to 4Sportsmen; Nobodj’s Son; David Cop-
j)crfield; Scencs in Mississippi; Love and Ambi
tion; Irving’s Works, 14 vols.; Modern Britihh
Fssuyists, 8 vols.; Builder’s Companion; (,'ole-
nian's Letters from Europe; Abbott’s .Malleville;
Soiitliey'b Life and Correspondence; Life of Lady
Cohpdionn; with a variety of School Books, etc.,
juts received by
E. J. HALE & SON
.March 11, lk.')l.
SCDWl.X
A.'' received another aihiition to his Stock
of U'.VTCHE.S .\ND JLWLLPiV, coiuist-
ing of
Gol'l and Silver AViitclics, (lul 1 Chaitis,
SL'al.s and Kovs; Ear Hini's, Breastpins
iiii'l Fiiiirer Kinjrs; ('oil's ;ukI Allfii’.s
I’evolviiiix I*i>t»ls; .Music IJoxes, i^c.
Please call and examine.
Watches and Jewelry repaired as usual.
May iSoI. ' 71--Jm
iMJOrOSAL
1^11" publication fd' a Volume of .'•’ERM (NS,
by the liev. Jarvis Barry Buxton, late
Hector of St. John’s Church, Fayetteville, N. C.
—to be edited by his son, the Uev. .larvis Bux
ton, and accompanied with a Portrait, and
Notice of his Life.
The projiosed vohime will be printed in large
clear t.vpe. and contain over ;'>(>) jiages, sub
stantially bound in leather. Terms, 'J'wd Dol
lars. ]iayable on delivery.
The net pi'oceeds, if .any, derived fi-‘'^!!i the
sale, will be given to t!ie ;*erntanent Fund for
Missionary purposes in th«; Diocese of North
Carolina.
It is ilesired, (as few if any copies not pre
viously ordered will bo pul>lished,) tiiat i>ersons
wishing to subscribe would immedi.itely notify
the Editor himself, or their ovfn .Minister, vhom
ho respectfully repiests to receive Sul)scribers’
names, and to forward them to his .\dilress at
Asheville, N. C.
June, 1851. 7>
Kncourairc North Carol!/ui.
f B’^HE undersigned is manufacturing, in Fay-
_SL etteville.
Boot and Shoe Polish,
far superior to the Blacking purchased in the
.Niu-thern cities. He intends devoting his wlwde
time to manufacturing and vending this very su
perior Polish, and calls ujion all w ho think it to
the interest of tiie S«mthern peopie to become
independent of Northern nuinufactures, to give
him their aid and jiatronage.
He is ])rep:ired to show, by ahsoltiO' frurl, to
any one who will call upon him, the mitf siipc-
rii ritij of his over all other nr bhuhin;/
Tiow sold in North Carolina. C.illr.ni! haw your
boots and .shoes once eompletely lil.icked ami
{'olishcd, :uid.l)e satislied.
This artifle is otl'ered at a ]>rice not higher
tluin is usually charged for othci- and inferior
(jiialities, and a trial is all that is .-is’i.ed to se
cure the patron.ige of the public generally.
The undersigneil expects to visit eviTv por
tion of the State to intro.luce his Polish, and
asks now in advaiu e th.-it Merchants anil others
visiting FuvcttcviHi; will give him a call.
.{. .L W(H>DWA11D.
.Iu:ie ‘J1. 1S.")1. 77-'>m
~ WAN'rKl)/
rBlHllEE House Servants, good seamstresses
Ji. and washers. Liberal ]irices will be ]i:iid.
J. \ T. UADDli.L.
.Nlay liO. 7'Uf •
' \VAN'ri':i). ~
A ('tO(ll) Carriage i’.MNTEH will find steiiily
employniejit and good wages, by applying
inunediate’.y to
A. A. .McKETHAN.
F.-iyetteville. .\jiril 14. iS.'il. ii:lif
Blount’s Creek Factory.
4-1 Sheetings, 7-'' Shirtings,
I'bix :ind t'otton Clut'.i. 7-^an•l -1-!. {ur;de of
shoe thread.)
('ottor I •sn.iburgs,
('otton .irn. (:ill Nos.'
Stocking: \^iri> :ind (';;rpet W.irp.
For sale t>y the l)ah‘ or ]iiece. '>v
;i:o. .M.AKli.L.
June 1 1. IS.'.I. 7'Mw
iO^Ouiiir to the (lentil >t‘ the
former Agent of the Henrietta .''team I’oat (.’o..
the Books ami a'-coitnts } revl..u. to 1st .la!u::iry.
1S')1. have bc‘cn pl.iced in ni.v hati !s f^T .sfttle-
ment. .Vll jn-rsons having r.nsvttle 1 :i. l o-nits.
are reipiesied to come l'orv,.iril an l si t!;-,-, as it
becomes necessnry to close up the oM bi oks ;;s
as
i;ol’.T. JoilN.'-'oN.
Fayetteville. June D'.. 1 >•')!. 7i-tiw
i'atfi'ticviUi’ *V i'etilre
iSodft.
IN pursuance of the re pie.st of .*i i.und'er of
citizens on the line of this pr 'pos,-.! jjoad,
a Pulilir Meeting will be held :it McOregors
Mills, in Cumberland Coinity, on .''aturdav the
1‘Jth .liily next, wldeh all ]>ers tii-j interested are
iti\ited to .-itteu'!; and \yhi'ie Books of .Subscrip-
tiim will lio o]ien»'d.
Bv tT Icr of the Commissioners.
J!. l.ll.lA . Ch:i;rman.
.lune I'J, l''-'il. 7'.-lw
VAI.l'Alil.i: KI'.M, ES’I'A'IE
.\T .\t  TI(tN.
.N .'sATl'IlD.W tlie l^'dh of .July next, the
Sul)scriber will edl at Auction tiie l i'-ge.
Comfortable, and plc;isantl.v situated H>i >1),
on the corner of Mnmford and (iiilespie streets,
ktiowu iis the former rcsidein-c of Mrs. E. ."suKtli.
The Lot is large, the Buiidiiig in good repair,
and tiie neces.i.iry out-hou-i.s nnusaally conve
nient.
All per.- ;;is de'iring info;iii;it:on rcl 'tive to
this 1 M oiivrtV ’.V ill ap(il V 1 o \v ;!i. 1>. \\ ri'.rht. Lsij.
J!>SK p. .>;\||i'H.
.1 line J1. 1 '^•’>1. 7'>-ts
i''(){i 'ri:x\s!!
rnillF .'siiljS'TibiT ofVirs for sale, his entire
i ii.terest being one haU'i in the .MILLS
fornu'rly owned by Col. .Murchisou, but nun'
recenrly by liiiiis- M'and H. \. .McKethan. Tlie
above Mili.s are situ.ated ujioti Lowi'r Little I’.iv-
er. and h:ive been long :ind most favorably
ktiouii to)- their si.ci.il iu sawing, ione saw ac
tually rut l.'l I'i feet in one day. | w ith an al
most inexhaust.ioje wat--r jMjv.er. Conveidi nt
to this proj'city is a large and eouifort.ible
dwelling hous,-, and all neccssary out h'uises in
good laqiair.
.\i.su, A('U1>S Ilf jj.-uid, titty acres
of which is under cultivation. \ more perfect
descriiitioH is deemed unneccss.-irv, as it is well
known, and lias never changed iiauds without
liaving commanded high prices. Terms favor
able, but reserved foi- ]irivate arrangement.
Also, AClkllS, situati'd in the
('oiinty of l>iiplin, immdi.-itely upon the Bail
K iad, o niile.s aliove Wars.iw, -i.'.O .acres id’ which
are uirhr cultivation, th(? bal.-ince finely set
Tar]icniine hand, v.ith boxes .already cut.
.\]il'lication may be nt.ade to Wm. M. \Vi-ight
at Warsaw, or to the .sii’oscritar tlirough Bivcr-
sidc P. O., ('undicrland countv, N. C.
J.‘ .M. WBiriHT.
June7, l«'.l. 7ii-4wpd
XOTICE.
Subscriber having qualified as Execu-
-EL tor to the Estate of Mi's. Henrietta Camp
bell, nt M.ireh Term, 18')1. oi' the i'ourt of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions of ('umberland county,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said Es
tate to make immediate payment; and all having
claims against the same, to present them within
the time prescribed by law, or tliis notice will
be pleaded in bar of tiieir recovery.
M. V. JONF.S, Kxecutor.
-March 10, 18-)1. «i)tf
—All AccoHHts due
the Merch.ants’ Steamboat Company, for Freights
up to the loth inst., m.ist be promptly jiaid to
the undersigned, as much time cannot be given
to the collcctiou of the s.ime.
J. & T. W.VDDILL, late .Agents.
Fayetteville, Jan. Ii7, ISol. oiitf
MALE & fi:mali: school.
rH’^Hl'] School of the subscriber, assisted by
-hL .Miss Cecilia A. Potter, td' Middlebnry,
Vermont, will lie resumed on Tuesday, 1st id'
.Inly next. Bo.ird for any number of students,
can lie gotten in the village, at -^7 per month.
Tuition as heretofore, viz: (incidentals included.)
For the I’lidiments. jier Scs.'ion, ^0 -30
Mathematics. English (irammar. Histo
ry, I'ic., 8 .■>0
Latin an>l Greek Languages, 10 ."itj
E.X'l'BA.
.Music on the Piano, l'> 00
Cse of Instrument, ‘J ,')tl
French Language, 10 110
Drawing. Necdle-work. I'tc., o 00
A; D. .MeLEAN, I’rincipal.
Suiiimerville, N. C.. .lune 1, IS.')!. 75-l2m
T
.ITABi:
.NOTICE.
WILLIAMS have removed fi
FISH.
BBLS. C.IBBED HEBKING; 40 bbls.
Mackerel. For sale bv
(iEt). McNElLL.
June (), 18.jl. 7*;-4w
EDGEWUHTH FEMAJ.E SEMINARY,
Greensborougli, N. C.
IHE next Session of this Institution will
commence on Monday, July 7.
On a]iplication to the Principal, circulars will
be forwarded, giving all necessary information
respecting' the School.
IID'HABD STEl’vLlNG. A. M.,
Princijial.
(lov. J. .M. MuKEiiKAD, Proprietor.
June 17. 7()-10wpd i
A Valuable Farm for Sale. I
fBlllF, Subscriber otl'ers his F.MIM for sale, |
.1. situated on the east side of P>ig Cidiarie, !
known jis the Major Ollin Mobley place, con-|
tiiiiiing l-'V.tl* .Veres. The laml is in line condi- |
tion for tilling, and brings tiie very best of corn. i
Th'i dwelling and out-houses arc all in very tine !
condition, ^he greater part of tliem having been •
lately repaired. On the farm there is a s:i>v and
grist mill, which atl'ords a handsome income:
there is always a ready sale for the lumber, and
at « good price; corn sells readily at the highest
niarket price, without removing it.
1 will sell the above at a bargain, as 1 am de
sirous of making new arrangements in mv tiu.si-
ness. OWEN IlABGlKAE.
S.'impson Co., .Inne 11, I'^'il. 7ti-om
KING and A. McMILLAN have »fnlered
• into copartner.ihip in the Distillery of
Turpentine, and have erected a Still on tlie
est side of the Fayetteville and Western Plani^
Boad, 8 miles from Favetteville.
N. KING.
Mavf.—71tf A. McMILLAN.
IIIIDS New Crop Molasses, just reed, j mitul l)cc;n;if stnm£rcr every mile I rotu-
• J j J sliould find njy LusLaud dead ur dying;
-April 14.
FUFSll TEAS.
r;^xTnA fine hyson.
Li Do do Imperial,
Do do Gunpowder,
Do do Oolong, ;ind
Young Hyson TE.VS, of superior quality.
—A l.SO—
Chocclate. Piarley, Salad Oil, Mu.^tanl, Yeast
Povv'lcrs, c\c. For sale by
SA.^i’L .1. H1N>DAI.E.
Apiil 'Jl. l;^tf
}-)R SAU:,
WM. BOWLAND’S Extra thick .Mill
and ('ross-cut S.VW.'s, li jmd feet.
D. W. .McLAl BlN.
40tf
without hofitution. After
upon a group ot' wonn n
Nov. r.*, 18-Vh
DAVIS’S
I'SOB sale by
.Vjiril lil.
pal\-kilt.]:r,
SA.M’L J. HlNSDALi:.
f.8tf
.)|TST FlX!Sjfi:i).
^^DtllT NI'W Bl'CitjlES. Also, two second
hand. For sale by
June 2, 18.',1.
A. A. .McKLTHAN.
7 1-tf
 ESOOli!*:.—linvrli i
Identified, by liev. W. D. Wilson. D. D.; Manu
al (d'Ciiurch Principles, by ilo; Original Thoughts
on Scripture, by Cecii: lieavcn's Help to Cate- j
chising; .^lcCosll (ui Divine Government: Prayer i
Books, plain and line, .lust received. |
E. J. HALF \ S(»N. i
the
.''tarr. o:ie door west of .Messrs. II. Branson \
Si n, wln’ie they have .iust reccivcl additions to
the Spi ing purchases of Staple and Fancy 1>BY
GOODS. Country nKrchiints are requestcl to
examine our stock.
•L P.. STABB.
J. M. WILLIAMS,
.lune 7. IS'.l. 7.‘)-tf
T E wish to buy :20.0(m» barrels 'I'urpentine.
KlNtJ vV .McMILLAN.
ON A!,L Tin: BANKS IN FAYFTTHVILLE.
Just Printed and for Sale at this Office.
mm iliiloi.MCii (iOiiDS.
I S .1 I .
J. T. C'OrXC’lI. C’AIX
A BE n(iw iTi-eiving a larjie stock of .'^PBINi
.. sA A^>D SI.'M>11;B (jO()J)S, coiisistiug in
part of—
Strij.ed Gro-de-Paris: black and col'd Silks:
ciabr.’dered. ja-inted and black Barege and Ba-
rege-de-L.aine; P.iris-de-Chine: ('rape-dc-Paris;
ricli cmb'.l Tarltaiis: printed French Lawns; em-
luoid.cred and printed Swiss Muslins; Hoyle's
:iiid jiriiited OrL'andie; .Mourning. ]irinted: Polka
and f.;m\v Lav.n; Mourning and other Ginghams:
.laconet anil .Swiss Muslins: .'silk and Linen Pop
lins: soliil fol d Lawns; Bisho]i and Swiss ditto;
• Irass and other Skirts; Linen Cambric Hand-
kcri-hie!'^, needle-worked; Collars and Ciifl's;
I.ace Cndersleeves; French needle-worked Chem
isettes; fancy Mitts ami Kid (doves of all kinds:
splendi.l Bonnet .and othei’ BiVibons; Edging and
Inserting: French and Englisli Prints; together
with a larire supply of other ailicles suitalilc for
L.-ldics' wear.
Frcnch Cassimeres: ]>hiin Linen and Linen
Drill; Ciiei ked Linen: Silk, ,Marsi‘ille ami other
Ve.'tinLfs: Cashnieret; L>iabd'Ete; York Nankins:
Silk I landkerchiets and t’niv:its; brown and
bleached .''hcetiii'.r'' and .shirtings; a good assort
ment of cmliroidcred \\'iiidow Curt.iins, (some
very line.)
ES‘a(3y-ii]a(I«‘ 'iotliiii:;.
Coats; Pants; .'satin, .'silk. M.ii .-icillcs and otlicr
Vesir-: II lai-e .>ujipl\ ot I’acll.
.V lai-ge lot of Cmbrelhis, and tine Silk and
S.itiii P.ir.isols-, ass >1 led Kinds.
Be.i\er, Fur. Sill.. L'jr||,,,.i, other Straw
II.'.t.--: als ) a good su;o_ily ot' Boys' Hats.
U hite Chip. Freneh Ilair-Lace, and other
Bonnei.s; Children's tine Pearl Hats, Bonnets
and l l.ats: ^Vrc.iths ;ind ‘'lowers.
IS»otN K|io4‘s.
Fine C.alf sewed Boots; Patent Leather P>ro-
gans; Cloth and Buck ('ongrcss Gaiters; Oxford
Ties: P.itent Leather ditto; Laities’ black lyid
col'd .''ilk Gait‘rs, a line article: different kinds
of .^Iisses’ Shoes and ti.ailcrs; Ladies' Slippers
and Walking .'shoes; with a large supply of
heavy .^hoes, for servants.
."s.iddles. Bridles. Collai's, Padded Harnes.s,
and Wagon and Buggy Whips.
I LITEBABY NOTICE. 1
! riniM Tilt; liAi.KKJll {s. c.) KKiiisiKi:. |
77//-: M'ffMLX OF TilK lUlVoH rioX. h,j '
j lii.iz.MiKTn F. Ei.i.ki . o( l»') rxhutd Xev \
I Yorl,-, Diihi r ,y ScrHunr. j
i In dra'\v:n_;i tlie portrait of fcinininj love- I
’ liness it is niiich more dilHcnlt to ju'esent |
! an iiecurate likene.ss than (jf the bolder and
j iiion* proiiiiiieiit i'eatnri'.'^ of the otlu'r t-ex.
j Tlie lines are not so .‘Jtronprly drawn, the
I shades are more e:isily Mended, atid, while
! theri- is every tliinir to love and ;idnnre,
there i>j but littio lo ichite. AVitli this
io 000 feet of White Oak Scantling, 'Jl ai.s;,dvantaire, an.l tlie still -mitor dillicul-
tta* rlouira ISfMins. .\(Mreb.s * ^ ^
Vo»'ki^ atid
fHlllE Subscriber has on liand and is con-
.ffl. stantly receiving, on con.signment. a siij^-
pl.v of t!ie al»ove articles, which ni.iy be j>ur-
chascd ;iJl the lowest market prices ar the Ollice
of the Ik-nrietta Steamboat Conipanv.
. B. .M. OBBELL.
Apiil^, iS-'jO. 1 ttf
Linseed Oil and V/hite f.ead.
lOB sale bv
SA.M'L J.
HINSDALE.
t.Stf
.Vpril '_’l.
.V'V'ri:3> i.isns^s)!
H.
March
H.Vidi, Favetteville Fotindrv.
>1. ' 1,1 tf'
iilti:b^.\mso!iob .iii
FEMALE COLLEGE.
ty of obtaining authentic information eon-
eernins.' women wliose lives were princi-
eipally ]^;tssed in the Jirivaey of dtunestie
life, Mrs. I'llet lias sueec-eded in making a
most intoresting book, and we have iu
r» VIE next Session of this Institution will be-Iunpretending volumes perhaps the
a };i:, :it ;• o'clock. .V. .M., on tlie last Wed- j ‘'uly memorials rescued Irom oblivion ol
uesday tif July. U is extremely dcsirabl ? that | the noble Women of the rcvollttioii—women
all the j.upils .shall be pre.sent at the selection ! ^ylio should not Oldy be udmirt d Lut iiui-
liiliiiir with
I was a.s lirmly !uy presentiment :iud eon-
; viction as any fact of njy life. ^Vheii day
lu'oke I v.as sonu' thirty miles from Inune.
I krew the genenil route onr little :irmy
! c.xptcted to take, t\nd bad followed them
unri.^e T came
and (diil'lrcn,
standing and sitting by the road sido, etielt
one of them showiiig the same anxiety ot
mind T felt. Stopping a fow moments, 1
intiiiind if the battle hiid been fought.
They knew nothirig..
“Again I v>:is; .skimming ov(>r the ground
through a country thinly t-ettled, and very
Jioor :ind sv.anipy; but neither my own
spirits nor T!iy beautiful nag’s failed in tin-
least; we followed the v.ell marked trail of
the troop.s.
“The sun must l.a\e been well up, sav
eight or nine o'clock, when 1 heard a
sontnl like thunder, ■\?1iicli 1 knew nni'-'t be-
camion. It wa.-> tlie lirst time I ever heard
a eannon. I stopped still, wht'n iiresently
the Citnnon thunlered again. The batiie,
was then lighting. What a fool! ni^’ hnss
band could md be dt-ad hist night, and the
luiitle only lighting mnv'/ Still, as I ;;m
so ne;ir, 1 will go on and see how they
( ome out. So ;.\>ay we went again iastcr
than ever; and 1 found by the noise td
^ guns that I \v;is near the fight. Ag;iin f
I stopped. I could hei'.r )ut;.skets, I could
I hear ritles, and I could he;ir shoutitig. I
spoke to my mare and dashed oii in :he
, direction tif the liiing. and the slnuit' writ;
' louder than ever, 'i'he bliiul path 1 h:td
, been following brought me into the A\ il
■ mington road leading from ^loore's Creek
I ]>ridge, a few hundrel yards below the
bridge. A few yards from the road, ttndet
; a cluster (d‘ trees, were lying iieihaps twen-
j ty men. They were the wimnded. I knew
I the spot; the very treoF; and the position
' of the men I. knew ;:s if 1 h:nl seen it :>
I thousand times. J had seen it all night;
j 1 snw ;;11 at oute; but in an instant my
I whole soul w;;s centred in one spot; f(>r
I there, wrap»ped iu his bloody guard cloak,
I w;is niy husliand’s body! How 1 passed
! the fi V.' yards from the s:iddle to the jdac-e
: 1 never knew. 1 renioiiber uncovering
I his lu'ad and seeing :i f.ice clothed with
j gore from a dreadful wound nero?.s tht‘
tcn'.ple. 1 ]iut my br-nd on the bloody
i face; ’twas warm; and :in unh itotva voif
I begged for water. T Imaight il; poured
j some in iiis Juouth; washed his lace; aiid
beholdl it was Frank Cogdell.
After binding up the wound.s of several
siddiers, her liusbard, who had beeti in
:iud wo
of rooms, and the classification of the scliohirs,
, • I -,1.1 1 . .1 , , (;iteu. Vi hue tiiniiir \Mtli aiiiiiuv anu piirst t oi the ouc:i;v, came up,
whndi will tiike place at th.-it time. i i i i '• • • • • i - • , • * * -
The College will be provided with ii compe-' giving their aid , may imagine his surprise at seeing his
tent c'lry).'-of te.-iehers, and many improvements and Counsel to soldiei's and stati'smcii, WL* , wifo, wliom lie had but ;i (hcv' before lelt
made in tiie ilomestic arrangements. j them ]uirsuiiig with untiring energy , sixty luilc.s distant. She remained during
'I he departiiieiits of the ordinary English ■ their domestic dutii's, the e;ire and iiistruc-j the day rejoicinir with the victor.s and
ci'u and m!!:;::" i ^hihlren, and the superintends | unnistoVing*to the wounded, and at tuiU-
meiliatc inspection ol' tiie Pre.sideiit, who also ' hii'ge plaut;itions v»i!ile their hits- , mght again mounted her marc and started
.ci'es instruction in some id' these brandies, bands Were fighting the batth'S ot tlicir | for home. lu-y Vi ishcd her to stay until
He is aided by a Professor and three Ladies. j country. These Were the wives and mo- movuiiiir, and they would send a ];;irtv
I he dciiartmeiit ot Music is committed to ‘ yvho, by their exani]ilc :ind sympa-I with her, but she told them no piirty could
gl^aI^ui;ccMhatit'wiin.J'n^^^ and : keep up with her; so liast.-ini.-back, she
He ifl as3i:?ted by two exi.eiieiiced holies. i untre|uentiV' l‘V tiipir iiigeiiuity aiKi I rctuiiud to lu r home and child, which .she
For the .•leijuisitiou of the elegant .•iceont]*l’sIi-
iiii nt ol' >il-l’.,iutinpr the CoUeue at present af
fords su] erior advantaL'es. There is proba’oly
no wliere.in North C.imlina :i g.illcrv of paint-
ings'eqii.il in bc.-iuty of eveciUioii to that pi'o- . . . -
duced liy the ]>upils during the last year, and | intimation of diillger. 1 here' ;.S one iU-
exhiljited at Commenci'mcnt. ■ st:incO recorded of a young giil, sixteen
'J'he domestic dep.irtme’.it is under the man- i years of ajre, m:skin^ her way through
residiitioi, j.rov.-iitr,! n surprise or favored j roiudied in .sifc ty.
an escape. It w:is n.d uucummnu for del-j 'J’hongh 3Iis^ Sl-.cumb cotihl rid. a
irate and timid females to rise ;it midnight, j horse, .shoot a pistol, or tak
and peiiefnite forests to ri\e their friends
agement of Thom.-is Blake. Esq., and his L;iiiy.
late of Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. Bl.ake h.ave
reared :i family of daughters and have thus
larjie recommendations to the confid.ence of
the community.
The Boanl of Trustee:', wifli a liberality be
coming those who have charge of so tlourishing
an Institution, iiave detei iiiined to add immedi
ately to their present noble edifice, a building
which will give such room that more iiuietness j
]iart m many
raa.sculme omployme'.its, she was not inat
tentive to more feminine duties; slie card
ed, ppuii, wove, cut, and made all the
ehdhe.s M'i»rn by her husband during r.he
S-'Utheru caiiij.aign, and the ni;iteri;il of
luiiiufactur.-d bv her
I rOi'kn'y. lliiriiWiirt’. I'lltlcry, JlullllW-Wurt*. etdarge ami beautify the grounds and introduce
: such a system of e.xercice as will promote the
There is no sketch more full id' romatitic
and better discipline and instruction c.an be so- ! interest tluin the hist'^irv of Mary Sloeumb,
cured. 'I he pnjiils will not be crowded in the | of our own State. Tier maiden name w:is
Hooks; she was born in the county of ]}er-
tie. North Carolina, in 17iO. She w;is
dii-mitories. The Trustees will proceed .also to
Bio .and Laguir.a Cofl'ee: Crushed: Clarified, , i
Loaf and Brown Sugars; Salt. .Molasses. Iron ; I''’
, , -1 1. • "• 1' II. 1 ■ ( aroliiia oi' \ irj:iiiia th.ii
and Nails; Pnnc;pe ( iirars; 1-rench Br.indy; ; . , , - ,i ,
! A sale at t'ool
\\ ines.
Together witli a great variety of Goods id'
ne:irly every deseription. .Vll of wdiich tlie.v are
determined to sell very low for C.asli, or on very
accommodating terms ti> 'punctual customers.
We would bo glad that buyers generally
would call and c.xamine onr Stock.
-Vpril I, IH.jl. (idtf
"art union of PIULADELPIIIA,
For the Promotion of the Arts of
Design in the United States.
3^ VERY .Member, for the year 18’)l, will re-
J ceive for each Subscription of Five Dol
lars. a print of Huntington’s ‘•(.Tiristiana and
her  hildren,” engraved by Joseph .Andrews,
Boston; and the coniiKinion, a print of Hunting
ton's ".Mercy's Dream,'’ engraved by .\. II. Rit
chie, New York; or the cluiiee of any two of the
following four splendiil ongravings, viz: M. Jolin
Knox’s Interview with .Mary (^ueen of Scds,
painted bv Leiit/.e, engraved by Sartaiu. U.
Biith and Pio.az, jiainted by Ilothermel, engraved
bv Sartaiu. o. Mercy's Dream, painted by
Huntington, engraved by Bitchie. 4. Christi-
nished. A good Band of Music alw.tys iu at- ana and her (’hildren, )>ainted by Huntington,
tend:ince; a jdentiful supply of Ice, and the best engraved l>y .Vndrews; and a copy d* the Phila-
hcalthier jilace in North
..... . tli.'in (Jreciisbfiro'. The
;pe ( igars; ]• rencti iSr.indy; ; • i i ■ .i . i i i »•
, ,, • I inhabitants lu the town arc reniJirkablc for gen-
• ■lu; I ort, .Madcini, Sweet, and Scujipernoiig ; , i - i * i .• ,i
i eral morality and industry; the location ot the
College surpasses that of any Iiistitiuion which
SVAV Ff.oriJ.
’BA (^rALlT\'. made of new Wheat, for
'pring Mills, or bv
GEO. M'cNElLii.
K-'^At.TIic iiighest j>rice p;iid for Wlicjit.
June D’l. I8'»l. 7ii-4w
Slid (CO SlMMXiTs,
Cuiieity, ."V.
TB^HI.S deli'.htfiil Summer retreat is now open
£ for the reception of comp.-iny, the reme
dial projiertics id’ the water, and jmre atinos-
pheri!, ofFcring great inducements to Invalids,
U3 well as those seekhig idcasurc and the jire-
servation of health. Among the many improve
ments. are two newlv fitted up Bathing Houses.
The.Booms ;ind Cabins are neat and well fur-
the undersigned has ever visited, and he has
seen all those of most note iu the country: and
the situation in the central part of the State
makes it easy of access.
.Vttcntion is jiaid to the manners of the pu-
jdls, ami every acconqdishmcnt desirable for a
young lady to acquire may be (ditained here.
Wliile the ornamental branches .are cultivated.
they are not made to constitute the staple of i i .• i , i i , r *1,
. . , , , • * . ' —how tar; where and how many td the
the education which we ende.-ivor to impart to ; ’ . , , , ,
our pu]>ils. .V high, intellectual training,—a i I'C'gubif'' tiud tones t.ie\ \\ould meet, and
thorough discipline of the mind is sought to be j I could not keep my.-^elt troni the study.
years ot age, nusain
woods, across marshes and creeks, fording
a deep river until the water r-ached her ; h;'r own dress was
neck, to the Amerie;,n c;'.mp, to give the ’ (iwu hands,
a'arm ot an attack, ;ind, v. hile cold ;'nd i Vv’e must c1oj>e our accouiit of uur h roi ‘
wet, .setting about the j.reiiaration.s at once j ancestresses, (hough tlu're are many anec-
to provide tood lor fhi“ soldiers who had i (U>tcs which we would like to extract,
just returned from a fatiguing excursion
Tin: Lf E OF V INEtiAB.
'•'Tin iisr tf XhiKjur (ts (I ron(7,'/)ici;f
m.'.y be uudcrstfiod fV"!!i ;hf properties of
acetic aciu In its coi,centi;ited state this
acid acts on living tissues as ;i c.iiisti'-,
jjresent at one of the bkiodiest battles of! producing beat, rcdiie.'s, iind raj'id iufam-
the revolutioji, where the united regiments nuition of tlio sk’ii. It 'iissolvc.s many
of (’ills. J.,illington and (’aswell cncouti-
tercd .^Ii-Donald at Moore’s (’reck. We
will give a part of the story iu her »nvn
wonis:
•■The men all left on Sundav morninir.
ore than eighty wont tVum this house
S()t"niKI{.\ ]l.\f{M().\Y.
L'ST KKC'KIVl-:
popular liook.
fc'cpt.
Jp^L'ST KECKIVED, a new supjily of this
E. J. HALE & SON.
rS^lIE Copartnership of Hall & Hall will ex-
H. pire on the 1st of .August next, and in or
der to close the concern, we ofi'er our CK)ODS
at Pvl'DUCED PBICES. Those wishing to make
purchases on very favorable terms, will do well
to give us It call, as we arc determined to sell
olF our entire Stock.
W'c will also sell the Store aud Lot occu{iied
by ourselves.
Also, the Dwelling and W'arehouse in the rear.
Also, one Tenement in the J5rick How, now
occujiied by K. D. .McNeill.
All or auy part of the above Property will be
ofTeroil at private sale until tbe 1st .\ugnst, and
if not sold then, will be oft'ered at Auction, and
due notice given.
Persons desirous of purchasing, can get Biir-
gains by calling upon the undersigned.
UALL HALL.
May 10, 18oL 71U’
lelphi.i .Vrt Fnion Ileporter, a monthly pamjih
let, containing a report of the transactions of
the Institution, and iiiforimition on the subject
of the Fine .Vrts throughout the wdiole world.
The ,V)’t rnion of Philadelidiia awards prizes
in its own (’ertiticates, with which original A-
merican works of .\rt may be purchased in any
jiart of the t'nited States, at the option and se
lection of the person who may obtain a prize at
the annual Distribution, which tjikes place on
the evening of the last week-day iu ever}' year.
The Executive (Committee of the Art Union,
when so requested, select works of .\rt, without
efforts to please, at moderate rates of Doard, as
follows;—
Families per mouth, each person, ()0
Single persons, •* " I’-') 00
Per week, *• 7 00
Per day, '• 1 'Jo
('hildren i;iider and Servants, half jirice.
SAMUEL CALVEBT.
Juno -r, 1851. 7'i-tlo.V.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
rWl HE linn of Blocker & Bullard was this day
-B- dissolved l\v mutual consent. J. 0. lilock- charge or compensation, from their Free Gallery,
er alone is authori/ed to settle the atfaire of the 210 Chestnut Street, for those persons, in the
J- f - i>L(^CfvLK. country, who may live remote from Galleries, or
. DULLAUD. public exhibitions of the Fine Arts.
Harrisonburg, June J, 1851. 74-tt Subscriptions of membership, $o, should be
D. S.—G. W. Bullard also withdraws from , made as early as practicable, so as to entitle
the firm td' B, Culbreth i& Co. members to early numbers of the “Kcporter,”
J. C. Blocker and 1$. Culbreth will continue which will be forwai'ded upon the i'ecfii)t of the
the firm under the name and st^ le of 15. (Julbreth money to any part of the country.
& t'o., at Cedar Creek. | The Honorary Secretaries*will give m;eipts
for subscriptions, or remittances mav be m.tde to
OEOKGE W. DEWEY,
Corresponding Sec y, 210 Chestnut Strt;et,*
Philadelphia.
Honorary Sec’y for Fayette'.’ille, N. C.,
iu. J. HALf;
June 6, ISoI. 75-
book lUNDKUY.
W. H.VRDIE has resumed the I»oc»k
liinding Business at the new Store next
! door to Mr. Beasley, Jeweller, where he will re-
I ceive and exccutc Wudiiig in any style desired,
i August 1 ^ 27tf
obtained as of first imjiortance after the cultiva
tion of moral aud religious feelings.
The Trustees and Faculty make every possi
ble elfort to prevent extravagance. The regular
College charges iire moderate. The next ses
sion will consist of live months. For Board
and Tuition in the ordinary English branches,
and in Latin or (Jreek, if desired, the charge is
!i>00; for Music -S-O; for Oil Painting for
Drawing tor French or any other modern
languages t^iught, >j!5. *
CHARLES F. DEE.MS, President.
June H, ISol. 70-4w
Works 0X1 Free-Masonry.
EW Masonic Trestle-Board, adapted to the
Work and Lectures, as pnictised in the
Lodges, Chapters, Councils, anl Encampments
of Knight Templars in the United States, by
Chas. W. Moore.
The Free-Mason's Manual, a companion for
the initiated through all the degrees of .Masonry,
by Rev. K. 1. Stew.art.
The True Masonic Chart or Ilieroglyiihic
Monitor, by J. L. Cross.
The Free-Mason’s Monitor, containing a de
lineation of the fundamental principles of Free-
.Masoni'y, operative and speculative, as well in a
religious as a moral view, by Z. A. Davis.
For sale by E. J. II.VLE &. SON.
May 31. 74
w7vNTEr\
uOOO ft, .\she Lumber for Wagons, H to 3 inches
thick.
3000 it. Seasoned Oak Lumber, 1^ to 3 inches.
10(X) ft. W'hite Oak aiKl Hickory, for Axletrees.
lOOO ft. White* Oak for Tongues, Bolsters and
Shafts.
100 Post Qak Hubs, for* Carts and Wagons.
•JOOO Spo^s.
For which tiic highest cash price will bo paid.
Apply .soon to E. FULLEE.
May 10, I8pl. • • 72-tf
( iganic prodticts, such as camphor, gbifi'ii,
gelutiue, guin-i\>iii.-;, icsiu.-, tilirine of th;.
blood, white of egg, &c. When properly
diluted, as in vinegar, and used in nmdera-
ti'-n, it pi'omotca uigc. rion. The projoerty
of the acid in di.’solving gilatim; ?nows
with mv husband. * * * | the use of vinegar as a coiuliii.i-n’^ with veal,
‘“And 1 sle])t soundly and «(uiotly that | young iiie;it.s, and tish. It al.-o ;i.-;sists the
night, and worked hard all the ne.xt day; uigcstii.n of crude vegetables, such as
but I kept thinking where they had got to ■'*"lads. Its poweis aie hcighte;'d by
having aromatic or puiigeiit sub>tances di.‘-
solved iu it, Huch as chillies or t:irrago;i.
I’er-on.-^ who use much vinegar, with the
view of prrnnfiiii/ corjn'frnfif^ ni:?v lo
them.-^elvi's muih injury, and even cni; nder
cancer iu the 6m niacli.’’—[,I/7. ‘•Aici.i.
I wont to bed at the usual time, but still
contini.ed to study. As I lay—whether
waking or sleejiing 1 knew not—I had a ^
dream; yet it was not all a dream, (she ' lomhMm VijfUu:n Ji.ii
used the Avords unconsciously of a poc't not
then iu being.) I s:iw distinctly a body
wrapped in iny husband's guard cloak—
bhxKly—tlead; and others dead and wound
ed on the ground about him. 1 saw them
plainly anl distitictly. I uttr red a cry,
and sprang to my feet on the Hoor; ami so
strong was the imjiression on my mind that
I ru.4ied iu the direction the vision ap
peared, and came up against the side of
the house. The tire in the room gave Jit-
fireat pains are retjuisitc in purchasing
vinegar, as it is now mi;iiui’;u;tiaxd to a,
great extent tlironghont the country.—
Much of th:it rccommeudvd for its whitene.->
of color aud geiKTal purity, c'nibined with
great acidity, is made l>y adding s;ili,}iuric
acid to pure water. This is .-imt tin.i-
colored by adding burnt sugar, iu order to
confMrri to the apjK'arance of ordinarv cidi i
vineg;ir, while t!ie former is sold as wiiiio
wine Viii'g;ir. Thi.s deception i-; a very
tie light, and 1 gazed in every direction to i important one. ISiilphurie acid i;- an acid
catch another glini]».se of the. scene. 1
raised the light; every thing was still aud
quiet. My child was sleeping, but my
woman wtus awakened by my crying out
or jumping on the floor. If -ever I felt
fear it was at that moment. Setited on
the bed, I reflected a few moments, and
said aloud, ‘I must go to him.’ 1 told the
woman I could uot .sleep, and would ride
down the road. 8he appeared in great
alarm; but I merely told her to lock,the
door after me and look after the child. 1
weut to the stable, saddled, my mare, as
poison, aud posses.ses corrosive j rcticrtits
very different from acetic acid, aud other
liro])crtics upon the stomtich aud blood
which it is unnecessary hero to nicnlion,
hut which m;ike it evident tlint tLc fflet.
of this c^imbination, used as an artic]'* of
daily food, is highly dfdeterious to hcabh
Sulphuric acid h;ws, moreover, an affinity
for lime and its compounds, which reudci's
it very dcstiuetive the teeth. 1 have
before mentioned that, a travelling quack
denti.st in and about New York is persuad
ing the ignorant to allow' him to cleanse
fleet aud ea.«y a nag as ever travelledj and j their teeth from tartar, &c., with his piv-
iu one minute we were tearing (^own the paration, which is nothing but fulphuilc
road at full speed. The cool night seemed a^5d, aiwl certain destiuction to the teeth,
after a mile or two’s gallop to bring re-; 1 have not intended to give a thorough
Section with it; and I asked myself where ' discus.s5on of this subject, but only to put.
I was going, and for what purpose!'' Again people upon their guard i»i rCLpect to
and again I was tempted to turn batik; but article upon every body’s table.
I was bcou ten mileb from homo, jii'l my •*. A