TIi*' hU' JvJye WotKlbury.—The death
of tili.« coiltIonian was mentioned in our
,.,.11111111.^ VI ^ti-nlay. He was a nutive of
I'raiK t .-^tfwii, Now Hampshire, and was
(il years *f a^e. He graduat^^l
witli liiirli i.^edit at I)artmoutli College in
ainl was ailmiff«“d to practice at the 1
l,:ir in In 1'^-- lie was eleeted (lov- I
i.f hi.' nati\e State; and in lS'25toj
tilt- I'liited Stati's Si'iiate. In 18:U (leu->
,-ral-^k Iooh api''>inted him Secretary of,
til ' .N:i\v, the api'ointnu nt bein>i ehauged ' notice.
the Sv i retarysliip of the Treasury, on . — ~
till’ n i'ition of Mr. Taney tor that othee I K.itriKt nj n Jjitfer from (lit' S> mor hihtor.
l.\ the Senate. At the elose of Mr. A an | Nkw Yokk, Sept. O.
liiueii 1 re.'ldeury, Mr. oodbur\ le-j This City is crowded with strangers.—
tuniel t«' the Senate, hut during, Mr. *
OBSERVER.
a s
TlllRSDAY, SKPTlMlBEll 11. liH.
SnJticribcrs to the With-Ji/ Ohxerrrr
tcho (fesire to reeene the Sei)ii- WuMy, uulf
t«' th
ri'lk— I’residoney was elevated to the
iM iieh of the Supreme (’ourt, aiul thenoe-
I'.irlli loniparativelv withdrew from politi-
,.il iit'e. His iiauit* h.id re-eiitly been in-
I ientally mentioned in eonneeticn with
t’iO nemi>ceatie e.uididate lor the Pre.'i-
■ leiu y. r».tli in i>i ivate and publie life he
sustaiiieil a hijrh n'pntation li>r integrity
:iii.i jiiritv. Hi> name will always be
r-I k. n Avitli respect, and his uuniory
fully cherished by his friends.
( 'nm m> rcial Ath'.
/•V •;>( t/i( S"f> fit PfiSf.
The annexed connunnieatiou in relation
t ’lie ^t^'ne cual, will he found very in-
 'ting. rile writer promi.ses shortly to
j; jMie an article i>n the mineral prt'due-
r . !i' ‘t’ the s' ctiim of country ariMind (ler-
iuaiit"i» ami arsure.' ns there is as great a
v.i.i'tv as can he tound in this or perhaps
ill aiiv other State, within ten miles around
(;, r!i:aiiton.
W e 'hall be jilca'^ed to hear from “(’ar-
1, .11 ' at any time.
.sl'oNK CitM, OF STDKKS.
A 'iHi imeii ol this coal may be seen at
t':. ■ ■ ili' i- of the People’s Press, which was
t,ik. ;i tr 'Ui a sc;;m of coal a few feet thick,
i;i:ii. ^' liely below the dam of a s;iw mill
' : 'ii_.iig to V\ liliaiii Mathews, Km[ . on
(tMtieh! (’ri'ck. iie;;r its junt-tion with Town
F Tk.
Tiiis di po.'it of coal is near the bed of
erei k, which wi^uld make mining .some-
V : t ■iiiVieulr at this place; but a.' the min-
• n! f'Tiiiation indicating the certainty of
:r. coal, i.' clearl_\ marked from the foot
r' tile hiil at (Jeriiiaiiton, where it either
v.ed_"e> out or ilij ,', along the Town Fork
■iiid l>an lliver to Lcek>vilh‘, there may he
many ) laee> 'i leete 1 where mining opcra-
t. lus ai; be ci^iried to a great depth with-
:it the iiillux of water froui below into the
iigLriii-S.
I lie .'in faee iiidieations of ci\al all the
w \ on tlii' l’n‘\ may cniiidently be relied
.1.' pointing with tiuu h accui.icy to the
- ;:u "t’ coal, are a shelly black slate, a
..V'l , friable >and -tone, argiliacious, gray,
I r >vii. black and red shole. (^which is often
! '::iii 11 '.i> when in clo>e proximity with
enal. ir"U p\ ritic', ami at some places
‘ 't"lie.
rii’- « .;il !.' bituminous, burn> readily
>Ai'h :i briirlit fl itm-. and i>, perhap'. much
t:. ipiality if the llichmond ami
Every respectable Hotel is full to overflow-
in:
by their companions in Cuba; and then let Daily Paper in ■\ViLMlNOTON.-«\Ve
them reflect that a war with England and received ye.'-terday the iirpt Number of the
Franco, countries altogether different from | “Daily Journal,” a small hut neatly print-
3Iexico and Spain, must necessarily follow ed and well-fillel sheet. The prospectus
the attenvpt to annex Cuba. Let the Pko- will he found in another column of this
I'LE reflect upon these fact.s, for the// are paper.
the intereste«l parties. Thcj/ have to do j The Journal will doubtless be well sus-
the fighting vhich the bullying of the men , tained. The citizens of W ilmington have
of maiiife.^t destiny causes. And let them never yet failed to cncourage any entcr-
als» take this to them.selves and pmder ! pri.se calculated to advance their character
Vkrmont Election.—The latest re-[ Quick During the last fire in'[
turns from Vermont give Williatns, Whig, ' San Francisco, one of the newspaper offices '
f'ALL,
a majority of 1,670 over all other candi
dates.
the Whigs have 104 members; Coalition
ists 54; Old Line Democrats 23.
“A Card to those goixo to Cuba.”
a I-* 1 1 1 I , . _ I —Under this caption, Jno. W. Wilcox
upcmit. Suppose Lngland chooses to assert and intere.sts. Trusting to their well-1 iri *i r n • • t • -n
*1,... *1 , . 1 r XT ..1 n T 1 , I publisiies tlie lollowjiitf in the Louisville
that tiic }>eople of North C arolina are op- known character for enterpri.e and liberal-;
]>ressed by the General Government and ity, the Journal has b(;en issued without
desire their liberty. Acting upon this | jtievious annunciation or solicitation of
supposition, suppose that North (’arolina ' subscribers.
His information is fully corrob
orated by the New Orleans.papers. He
says:
\s to the Astor and the Irving, they is invaded by English troops. Sliouhl we | We .should like to follow the Journal’s j “Seeing the excitement that'now^ pre-
have put up the pvice of board to 8*2 50 a feel inclined to submit to such aggre.ssion? | example. lJut judging from the amount j vails, and knowing that, under the influ-
day, and still have daily to turn off throngs AN ouhl we not denounce it as piracy? Vet of 7’'x/ « ]>atronage extendecl to the Semi-! ouce of that excited feeling, m,iny brave
>f travellers, after putting three or fviur there would be no diff( rence in this ease AVeekly Observer, many years must elapse 'nien may be led into that which
single gentlemen in a room and filling up between the action of the English Govern- before any such enterprise can be success-' regret, I design to
■ - * * " ; publish a tew fact.s for the benefit of those
' interested. What I say is to prevent oth-
New Cotton.—Mcssrs.~Ka7 & Pearce ^ ”• «ame snare
that I was myself. The subject here is
being in danger, a double cylinder fast
press was taken down, all the small purt^, F IIiTj \l l\TI‘ll filiiOnV
^ , e . ,v,- . , .J screw,., I«ll9, &o„ bimed it. a barrel n„: * .1 Ml HIM lilt llUUlll>>
To the Senate, the higs have elected j^j. ^rnmnd, and other portions removed J?. ,-f. M*€UthcrtOit
17 out of 30 members. In the House, out of danger. The press was in this sit- ffTAVK just rcceivM IVcni New Y-rk iimf
uation at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, when, Jl-M. a coinpleto Stock of
the danger being oter, Messrs. Amerige SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
and C. Stedman, two New York pressmen, Among «hich may be IVum.l an e.xfensive lot of
took hold of it with tbeir deeves rolled up. LADIES’ DKK.'^S COODs, viz: Plain, watered
They got it into oj)oration again, and drove
off the editions of four of the San Francis
co papers, which n*ade their appearance
next morning as though nothing had oc
curred.—Srientific A mcricun.
some of the jiarlors with beds. 1 am ere- ment and our own action in the ca.se of ful in Fayetteville,
dibly informed that Howard, of the Irving Cuba. If we approve the latter, we could
House, has cleared 8100,000 a year for not condemn the former. The case is not
three years past, and if his lumse contin- a new one; but it is a forcible one and
ues full, (as there is every prospect,) at the loses not l>y repetition.
iiiereaseil jiriee, it will add the trifling sum We trust then, that for the honor of the
of ab.mt -?so,0(1(1 to his net profits. There i American name, we fhall hear no more of
is evidently a want ot luore Hote ls, >iiict‘ freeing (’uba; that no more of our citizens
the ]>ulling down (>f Hunker’s, the Citv, the
Franklin, and others, all of which have
been sueeeedcd by stores.
There is nothing very exciting in the Ci
ty now. The money jiressure h is subsid
ed, in a great measure; the (’i^ian fcvi r
has been >ubdued, for the inomt'iit at least;
the abolitioni.'ts are (piiet, and nothing is
talked of but business, at least among bu
sinessmen. The fashionable world is full
of Oj'era-going, Theatre-going, (>ce. I un
derstand, that there are abont fiftec'n re
spectable [daces of amusement ojien every
night, and every night thronged. ]ja-t
evening, for in?tauce, it is comiiuted, that
0 or 1(\000 people attended the Opera
alone at SI each. Pretty expensive jdea-
w ill engage in an eiiterjtrize, of which, .says
tile (’oninicrcial Advertiser, “it was con
ceived in wickiMbiess and folly; it has ended
in ignominy and death to the invaders, and
has entailed misery ami irn'parable wo
upon many an innocent family. No man
of right feeling wcmld, for accumulated
worlds of wt alth, exult in having advised
ami aided the entcrpri>e; or, having aided,
it, can now look upon its fearful ruins
without pangs of most painful ri'uiorse or
regret. Let us hope that the past will In-
a lesson for the future, and that the utter
tallaey of the allegations that the Cubans
were thirsting for independence having
been thus tragic.illy demonstrated, all fur
ther attem]»ts to lead (uir young iik u into
were the purchasers this morninr of two • ^ i ^
, , * A XT • ' misrepresented as to the arrangements
>a ts loni ,lr. John .IcNair, of Alfords-‘ uialc in New Orleans for 3(mr reception
ville, Robeson eimnty, at S cents. j and benefit. The facts are as follotvs:—
It’- 1 I- ~ -ifr-i There is lUMther nimu-i/ arms, nor aiuiini-
ArriDKNT.—e learn from the il- v ni ■ Iv
nition in New Orleans; nor is there even a
niington Journal of the 8th in.st. that the vessel prcpare] t* take you from that jilaee.
Steamer Kverirreen mot with a slijrht acci- and those tliat arc already there are great-
deiit in her boiler, on Saturday last, when l.V disheartened at the long delay and want
about 20 miles above Wilmington The "* ^ond th(>m oft'. 1 was a mem-
Sl,..-,mnr Iloiiricttii rclieviHi llic Kvorgreeii fr...u this
° place, and liave just returned from rSew
o Its (argf\ ^ )rleans, and can vouch for the truth of my
SnVTH Cauoi.ina.—The E.litor of the i"f:itements. 1 would udvi.^e all those who
ilmington Journal, recently returned
from a triji through a portion of this State
says, that its politics are in a jicculiar state
of transition. V*’hiist ail now assis t the
intend going to provide themselves plenti
fully with money, and put no contiflence
in the repri .seiitations of other.s; otherwise,
when they reach New Orleans, they will
find them.selves most grievously deceived.
The tSmn/ichh —S}ieaking of
the annexation of the.'C Islands to the I*.
States, Mr. J. Jarvis, who has l»een for
a .mmber of years a resident of Honolulu,
where he published a newspap'r in Eng
lish and Haw'aiian, .says that the offer is
now made to the citizens of the republic,
as a tree gift, of the entire Saiuiwich group,
on such terms as (Vmgress may themselves
ini])ose. 'The Islands ask in return simply
to receive the rights and protection ac
corded to Ani'^n’ean citizens. The area of
the group is 0,500 mih?s, capable of sup-
portinir ten-fold its prc's^’nt pr«pulatioii,
(8('0,iMl0.) One niilli(>ii dollars’ worth of
AmtM'iean merchandise is annually con
sumed. Its American permanent popula
tion is not far from 1,000, possessing val
uable sugar and coffee plantations, in
which, and other permanent imjiroveiueiits,
large sums have been expended. The
fl >ating American jiopulation touching at
these Islands annually is not far from 15,-
000 seamen and voyagers, from some four
hundred vesst Is.
right of scee.ssion, its ]>resent practicability I submit these few facts to you for your
*.t!.
I'r 11! ' i' trial' madi' with this eoal in the
t h-ui, 1; t'liiiuK'es. in heating and weld
ing'. 'ikiic'U an' mui-h plca.scti. ()ne
i i.' '• ! "1 it i' til ’U.;lit to be e[Ual to four
t ii'lh' ' -‘f ! iiari'.'al.
• i',’I'liiii and '.lir may Ite looked for in
• ' r _'!■•». if rli 'le is any reliance to be
’ . > i 111 t’i.‘ geol.wieul a>iK-iations of
i • Salt, from wh.it has been .M“cn,
. 't proital.lv be found.
CAPvliON.
.'L'l’lIKMK rdURT.
fJ—Simji'.in V. Fulcnwider
■’ !i. Ir '■ ;i. judgment affirmed. Craig v.
'I ' r tV 111 H'iid'Tson, judgment aftirm-
HV. Kyrd from Vaney, judg-
I:: '• ••tViriii, d. ()'born v. Ballew from
A'’ . radLrmi'iit affirmed. Sloan v. tJ;b.
' . f; 111 Meekh nburg, bill dismis'ed with
1- ' ni'ter V. M'■ Rone, from Iredell,
. 1 _Mii'!it alhrme-1. Gr.int v. Honsueker,
tr ai ^^u^t «n. jud:rniont afHrmod. NVilson
V. Kieliard'ou I>oster, from I'nion, decree
f’r [.’‘itriff. Polkv. Uobin'^on, et al. from
’b ki.-iiiiurL'. di'eri-e for sale of Pedro,
• jiav costs. Holland v. ('row ami
•t; !', from Haywooil, ju lgment reversed,
::t repealed and vacated. A. IJ. Chunn
W. I>. .loii.-s from liuiieombe. judg-
r:i-Tit aflinned. (’arter Fbyd and Sro«-k
t’olrman et al from lJuncombe, judg-
. nt aiiirmt d.
A'./.>7 ./.—State V. Heverly n.t>h, from
= arru'. judgment athrmed. iash v.
L' I M-tter. from IL-nderson, all exi*eptions
rr'.il' d; report contirmed, order of sale.
!• t v. Maxwell, from Iredell, bill di.s-
iid". 1 with co'fs. Alexander S. Neil v.
\ I’lbv.from (I.istoii. decree reversed,
J .Ti * .;i di'solved, plaintiff pays cost.
V. W't '1- v Curtis, from IJuncombe,
1 i.n, ijt re\er'fd venire de novo. JiCh-
III.- V. I.i.LMii. in Ivpiity frojii Surry, f>rder
' i \v atlinivd. plaintift' pays costs. H. J.
’ I wlv v. W'in.'ton Swangcr from Ashe,
J ’i;_'iii.iit revt-rse(l and recorils arc dis-
mi'-. l. l>avid Paris v. llobcrts from
Ibnieouil.f, judgment affirmed. State to
U'-' ..f Sally Potts, V. Ellis Davie, judg-
lii' • t ri vcr.'cd, von, de novo awarded.—
111.'. S. Pe.'ivir, V. Young and (’arter,
^ alley, judgment affirmed. Wentz
' Firidier iV Fincher from .^Ieckleuburg,
sures, supposing that the other fourteen j .'luh a slaughter-house will be abaiuloiied;
Were full, as probablv they wen\
I hear merchants complaining that they
arc tempted by the exceeding low ]irice of
go(«l> to buy too much. This is verv like
ly to be a mistake faiieii into bv niaiiv
this year; since the low price of Cotton
and other prtnluce will undoubtedly di
minish the ability to buy, esjiecially arti
cles of superfluity and luxury.
Tiik ('t 1,an KxI'KIMTIoN is at an end.
Tile arri\al of the Enipirt' ('ity at New
York on S.iturday evening hi'*, fullv con-
fiinied the news brought bv the ('ht rokei-.
Lopez was taken jirisoner w.imlering in
the interior alone and nearly c:;haiisted
from fatigue and hunger. He \\a> taken
to ILi\aiia and ijnrntnl on the morning of
Sejit. lt, in the i>resenee of NOM» S}>ani.'Ii
troops and :» large concour'c of citizen.'.
For three da_\' previou' to the mailing of
the Emjiire City, Havana had been thi‘
.scene of jubilee and rejoicing; guns were
fired, tonh-light prH-e'ion formed, ainl
the principal buihlings illuminatel, on ac
count of the capture and execution of Lo
pez.
()f tho.e engaged in the exjiedition. ovt r
one hunlred are now impri>.iiied in Ha
vana. Tiny say that their sufl> ring> be
fore their capture wre inten.^^e. For sev
eral days tlu-y lived iipon the leaves of
trees, I'ce. '1 he prisoners had no arms
when takiu. Their companioti.s have ei-
. ther been .'hot or liave p ri.'-hi l from hun
ger.
If any of our countrymen feel di.'p.-ied
to avenge the death f L"p*'Z, let them
read the folb>wing letter from Mr. Fish(r,
one of the officers in his army. It will
enlighten them as to his object in aitack-
ing ('uba;
Havana, August 10, l^.')l.
Dkak Sik: 1 take this last opportunity
and liberty of sending you this Ktter, for
the benefit of those who will probably come
to ('uba. .^ir, Gen. Lopez hna ih i, hn! i/s
nil: he is a traitor and no gentleman.—
'I'hi re IS iin r^'rtjliifiiitl hi /•>', IIS thf pnj>i rx
hurt- Ktiiliil. T(dl all those who intend to
visit (,'ut>;i not to come, for they all will be
shot. There is no  hance to get ba k a-
gain. If any officer has r.iised a company
or companies, tell them through your pa
per, if you think j>rop(>r, to disperse, for
the expedition is all a ereat humbug. I
don’t like to see O'Hara bringing men
here from Kentucky to be shot.
Such te.'timony ought to satisfy all, that
the people of Cuba do not desire freedom
from 8}>ain; or at least that they are un
willing to strike the blow them.selves.—
Sun ly then, it is none of our business to
strike for them. 'I'liere can be neither
benefit nor propriety in our engaging in a
crusade to free the world, when tin* world
will not ron.sent to be made free. Let ns
and. seeing that the Cubans desire no rev
olution. but repel fondgn aid’forsueli pur-
pitse when tliru>t upon them, let common
huinaMtty be heard on beh.alf of the flower
of our land, that their lives be not sacri
ficed in fruitlc'^s effort' to raise those who
resolutely rct’ti.'C to be rai.-^ed."
L‘('(>Ki'ColSM.—The II;. hmond A\’hig
thus expo.ies the characti-r of the Loeotiico
Press and p.irty in Virginia;
“I'he effrontery of the Loi-ofocn prc'' in
Viririnia is a recoiriiizcd fact among all in
telligent observers. To '^oeure a party ad
vantage, it will advocate the (’oiiijiromise
one day. and the next earnestly sustain one
who has been it.s bitterest f.pponeiit. No
one .'liould be sur[irised at .'lu h easy anl
pliable virtue. 'Snrrrs/ has alwaV' been
the coiitr.dling motive of I)eiuocratie ac
tion, and, to secure if. there is no purity
it will not preatdi, no Jesuiti>m it will not
practiee. An »'xeellcnt illustration of this
iiigenions lispositi.>ii h.as been furni'hed of
late in tin* mode in whic h the congres'ion-
al canvass has been carried on. Il.-mo-
cratic rcjirc''ii'a'ive.' who, during the la.'t
session of Con:;ri were iiotori ‘U>ly hos
tile to any peaceable ailjustim'iit of .sec
tional >trif*—who l.abored to defeat the
only measure which would give rpnet to
the Nation—who c.i-oju-rateil with aboli-
tiotiists to embroil the country in civil war
—now that the compromise has received
the >u]>port of the laige niajoritv of the
people, imjtuileiitly turn around an 1 pn>-
(l.iim them.'elves the TRUKST AM» HKsT
friends of the 1 nion. li.it answer can
be made to ^u( h an ur.blushing assertion'
It is unnecessary to deny it, for » very man
ot’ hoiii.stv knows it io Ke false, anl Vi't it
it is permitt'-il to go uncontradicted, Lo-
cifoeo inteirritv will (daim that the t liarL'e
is admitted. .V .safer rule perhaj>s woubl
be to a( knowledge that Pemocracy lannot
jtrevarieate."
“Succi'ss” is the Lik.- doco motto hen*
also, and to attain it, no lu^nns are left un
tried. It is the party watchword every
where. ;ind ill that seii.se the* Loeofoco par
ty i. the ‘'only national jvirty.” They
are after the “iiationar' spoils.
TII !. I>EST EvIMK.NTK. We clip till* fol-
lowint' ]>aragraph from the W.ishingtoii
I’nion;
‘•'I'he best evidence (says the Allentown
Democrat*) th.it Gov. Johnston is standing
on a susj.icioiis platform is the fac t that
all the whig papers of the South are con-
demninir his course, and will rejoice over
his defeat. }Vnn.sylvania whig^ery and
North Carolina whiggery are two difl'ereiit
articles. Not so with the democratic fdat-
form—that is a iiiitioinil structure. A
rroud democrat here is a good l)einocrat
and probability are freely discus.sed and
denied by many of the most influential
men. The idea e.f separate secession, says
the Journal is already obsolete.
Of South Carolina’s pretended contempt
for cvi'iy thing North (’arolinian, the Jour
nal .'ay.':
‘•We are neilher among the pceitliar
frii-nds nor jieculi.ir enemies of South Ca
rolina. She is simply to us as any other
of our neighboring States; but we must
confess that, as a citizen of North (’aroli
na, we have be n fie«|Uently irritated by
the armgaiice of tom* and contemptuous,
ness of manner with which the chivalry
habitually allude to the “Old North.” On
taking our scTt, about three wi'eks siTiee,
in the cars from ('harle.'ton to (’amden.
We proffered till' -ondiictor a three dollar
bill of the Commercial IJank of this place,
and one dollar in sjiecle, in ]>:iyment of
our fan* of f >r,r dollars, 'j'he note was re
jected as contt-m])tuously as though it
Were a w trthless raL', wi»Ii the remark,
‘•We Ion't know North Carolina money
on this road; we d( n’t take if at all. ’ We
st.ited that the Commercial ii' te. were rc-
dee;ii.*l in ('barlest'u; but that made no
d;ffe.renci—the rule was not to take Noi th
Carolin.t monev. (leorgia or Alab.ima
money is all ri'_'ht. 'I’his is but a s;>eci-
men—the s.ame tone of disparagement
fowanls North Carolina ]>er\ades every-
tliinir. Wt* mu>t also remark that the
coniluefnrs on the So\ith Carolina Railroad
are by no means as courteous as th'^se on
our Ko.'id, If the* people of South (’andi-
na dc'ire sympathy or co-operation, we
think tin y jiursue a .'traiige course to id>-
tain it.”
The Journal of Conimerce has th * fol
lowing article on the sime subject:
Smifh ('irrnliii/r. — We yestenlay had a
eonversation with an infellit^enf gentleman
from Sotith Carolina. From him wi* learn
ed that the oxci^eineiit there oti jxilitical
(|Uf''tioiis is so ^rreat as m.aterially to in
terfere with bu'iiH*ss. A large amount of
capital is withheld from us(*, on account of
the uncertainty whiidi (*xists in regard to
the future. Our informant thinks that a
decided majority of the peo]de in the Staft*
at larre are in fiver of secession, I'iic.; the*
only (juesfion is, wlu ther South Carolina
consideration, and liope vou will examine
into tlieni before acting too hastily in the
matter. John \V. Wilcox.
Ni;\y ( 'a i.cl i.ati nj 31 acii in e.—A n ex-
traordinary calculating machine says the
Lomlon Times has been invented b}’ a
Flnr flit ton.—We saw, yesterday, at
the counting hou.se of Messrs. Tredick,
Stokes & Co., No. Is south Front street,
several very interesting specimens of flax
cotton. They were exhii>it*d iiy Mr. E.
(i. Koberts, who is the patentee for the
1 nitel States of Clu^valier (.'lausseu’s me
thod f»f comerting fliix into a lorm which
admits of its being spun and manufactured
iti the same way as cotton, and with pre-
cist*ly the .same machineiy. Tin* samples
Polish Jew, named Stafiel, a native of of the fabric which were shown us were
War.saw. It works addition, subtraction,
multiplication and division, with remarka
ble ra]>idity and precision. It al.«o jn-r-
t^orms the operation of extracting the
scjuare root and the most complicated .'Ums
in fractions. l>ut its most singtdar power
is. that if a rjnestion be w rongly stated, as
for instance*, a gn*ater number being plac
ed f*'r subtraction from a smaller—it de
tects the error, and the ringing of a small
bell announces the diseovcryl
The Tini(*s thus describes the machine;
“The machine which the inventor calls
Aritfniiitiin lii.'ifrniiuiitiilis, is about the
size of an ordinary toilet, being about
bv 0 inches, an«i about four iiiche.s high.
The external mechanism represents three
rows c'f cipli(*rs. 'I'he last a’ld uj)j>er row,
containiiiii 1-J fi;:t;res, is immovable: the
second and tliinl, containing 7 figures,
each immovable. The words addition,
subtraction, nmUi]dication and division
are engraved on a scmicircuhir ring to the
right, .and underneath is a hand, which
must be pointed to w hic hever operation is
to bc' performed. The figures being pro-
I't-rly arranged, the sinijde turn of a han
dle is thi*n given, and the operation is per
formed at once as if by magic.”
I.MpoKTANT Patent Casks—Peamnci
.’Machine.—We find in a late number of
the “.''c'ientifie American” the following
reports of Patent Ca.ses in the United
Statc-s Court at (’ooperstown, N. Y., which
we publish as likely to interest the }K*o}»le
of this set tion of North (’arolina:
I.MI’OKTANT I’ATMNT t’ASK.s!—rLANIXG
MAClUNi:.-^.
In the C. S. ('ircuit Court for the
Northern District of New York, at (.'oopers
town, 7th of August, iSfil, Judge Nelson
]>n'siding. Wilson versus Allen, Law,
Heardslee, and Karlow. The complainant
praying for an injunction to restrain the
shall venture* the movement alone, or defend,mts from usin^ what is known as
whc'ther she* shall wait for the com urrc'iicc" ooiworth s Planing 3Liehine. '1 he de-
of other States. The friends of the latter fendan's are all patentees, and each lias a
alternative are numerous and increasing, patent for a planing machine, as being a
Tlu*y ojtposc' frjtiirnii’ secc“ssion, but advo- diff'/reiit invention from the* othc*r; and no
catc* rii-iiprnitli)>i ^ that is, sec'cssion when- doubt there* is a great dissimilarity bet ween
ever the* other Southc*rn States shall be tlu*m. Ihere is no resemblance between
very beautiful as n-garei.s tinene.ss and .soft
ness of texture', and were we 11 adapted to
rc inove the doubts entertained by some as
to the fi'.isibility of the proje*ct of substi
tuting flax for cotton in inaimf c tuics.
Xorth A mi-rii iin.
nnl ftp el Silks: N*e(!le.*-v.-irkpil (’as!«nipr**8: liro-
cadc’ .‘iriil \v;itnc*el I’opbus; rhamele'm Louisisoi-
!is: ('hc*ne Itep.s; l’lai-1 I,iiitre‘ri; rich Sasorty De-
L;iiii.s; pl.ein. watorod »7il f.^-ure 1 Silk warp
Alpacas; Swonit .Me.ariiiier I’oplins: blse k Boni-
bieziiu's; a few .«upcrieir I'Aciiirip; Dresses; pink,
liliio, white and straw oejloreil Tarltans,
I'iaifi aii'l w;Xte*|-ed .Mantillas; liay StsitP. jilai'I
anil oiiihroii!c*i f*il Tliihot aii'I (,’asliniere Shawls;
clralt aiifl black Cashiiicre iJilto.
Kre*n?h Worked Lace?
.thI ('>lliirs; werkcil Ciiirs; a beautiful b.t
IlcrtLa I.ace Capes; fncbjr-sleeves anel Chc.*jni-f
3cttci*: Swiss anil .faconet Triniininjis: Hem
stitched and Nce*elk“-wi rk','el Linen (.'.niibrie
IlaiKlkercliiefs; black. Hue and white Luce
Veils, 1*^0. itc.
—Ab?0.~
lUack, bro'^t'n nnel };rpf*n Frfiicli and Fnglish
('loths: V>lack aiul fancy t assinicrcs; plain uin}
tijr'il S!»tin Vcstinrs: Valenci« and ♦’a“bnif‘re}
ditto: 'I'woc'ils; .Sattiiiets; Kciitiicky .leans; fSilk
ami W orste^il pl:tid rcil. bluo
anei while* Flaime-ls; f rone-li nnel .''ilk warj'ditto;
brown and lileaedicil Canton elitto; Druggets;
OsnahurfTs; Frcncli and Kmilish i’rint.»: Irish
1/men.s; Towplinc; Tal'le Ladies’ aiul
(ientlenic'n's Kid (ih)vos. ot a very superior epi.-il-
ity; .''ilk ioid Cotton Hosiery; Lamb's Wool and
Me rino ditto; Ladies’ aiiei eientleiiien s ('nelimere
(i!"ves, itc. iSic.
A htnjp lot of Jlnimits; jh/les^hin ninl An-
Jfntx; Ml )i't mill Cnjin;
Jf'it ami liilt HJtbuns.
A enporior lot of Gentlemen’s Ca’f Boota
and Sluies; Ladies' Gaiters •md othOr styles of
.Shoes; Travelliiip: Trunkp; Tarpet Baps, iSC.
The aliove rjeiods were sflpftpd more parficu-
l«rly fer the I’KT.ML TKA1>K, and will be sold
c>n verv .aceomniodatinp terms.
K. L. k ,1. A. I’KMr.r,RTON,
Sejit. 11, 1N‘>I. '2 Iff
Reduction for Cash,
1T1A^'K jnst received "J^O ;ranoti.s of I’e)rter'.^
lU’KMNC FH11», which 1 intend to sell
fe-r cents per palbm, or 110 cts. a pi;irt. cash;-
ainl ^1 jier "allon whe-n charged. This rule
will be observed in all c.-ises.
Also, a tine !i.»."irtniei>t of FLI'ID T..\MPS,
v:ir;. in;' in prices from 4o cts. to •'20. Call and
take a look at these sjilendiil Lnm)>s.
II. KHAMIiF’.KT, Airent.
AIInr. ?,(). i^r.i. 2i-;;t
IVrARRIED,
In (bislow e'eiunty, on the -Itli inst.. Ly Ste-
plie-n Wallace. F,r*.|. KJ.I C»X, F.sq. ot Floriela,
to Miss U.\H1$.\KA, dauf:hte*r of liCv^is and
Ircii.-i Williaiiis, of Jones county.
DIED, ^
In \Varre*nton. on the l*2th ult., in the 71st
year of her a;re. .Mrs. .NL\1!V HALL, relict of
the late .ledui Halt, for mnny yenjs .in .Vss .ciate
.Instice of the .'>ii]ireme Court of X. (\
SC HOOL NOTICK.
us. IlOl’N will resume lier Schoed, at the'
iT3i Masonic Loiijre, on Weel»ie.sday the 1st!
day of (Ictobe'r next.
i-^ept. 11, If'-jl. 21-Ht
CO.M.MKliClAL UKCOKI).
Al!I:IVAL?.
—llowan and I’en lierry up. with froe>ds
fe)r I) iS: \\ Mc l.aurin. W S Peniiierton, rmckfish
Co. H ^ K .1 Lilly, A W Steel, S II .'steel, (""arr
iV Turner, L F Carr. W S: .) T Anelrews, S II
Yoeutji, .1 .S Turner. .1 H Treadwell, 1' P .lohn-
soii. Ilaelley, .J \V Maker, K Little. II Ci Hall.
.'sept. ]0.—.'steamer luv. (irahi.m with Lifrht-
er M. Hrown in tow, with poods for .sundry
merchants ot this place and interior.
RIVf]R in gofxl lloatinp order.
Al’.Un'ALS.
Sej't. ■). — Pr. r.ii.;r .'^ea Flower from CardifT,
Pr. Hrip .^e:i fnm Trini'iaei, I5rip I’.nena Vista
from New York; Schr. A. .L lieKosset trom X.
York. 7.—llrip IL-ilcyoii from New York. —
Schr. C. H. Ilopers froMi Charleston.
FAYKTTFAMLLE MAllKFT—Skpt. 11. ~
Brandy, p’ch.
;‘.0
a o->
j Larel,
14 a
I»itt«>. iipplo.
■lo
a
47
Leather, se>li‘.
20 a
L’O
a
'I'l
Li-ail, liiir.
OA a
t
R.-icnn,
14
;i
.Mola.s.«e*.s,
Uo* a
27
R:ijr>riM{r,
1:5
a
20
Nails, cut.
41 a
4A
Ccittou,
■y\
a
7 1
2
Oats,
4-5 0 •‘>0
('eirn. 1 00
a
(til. Linseeel.
00
('nffc'C.
10
all
Powder, 0
(Ml a 0
1 00
('lieese.
!»
11
.Shot,
1^ a
2
Coppcnes.
.Sii^ar, brown.
0 a
!»
raTielk's, V. F.
L’,‘
a
K'.
I>itto, loaf.
n a
i;i
Flemr,
4
a
Salt, sae'k, 1
•_>.■) a 1
40
Fe»iitlie'rs,
."11
a
l>o. alum, bu.
n
40
Flaxseeil. 1 OO :i
1
lliA .ShiiipU's,
'2 a
2\
Hides, pri*e‘n.
4
Tallow.
S a
lo"
l>itte». lry.
t
a
11
V\ heat.
► a 8.T
Ircin, Swc*iles.
i")
a
t)
Whiskey,
4;') a
47
I>o. Knplish
, H
a
4
■Wool,
1.'^ a
20
jnilipe>.
1
a
U
White Leael,
M cL
willing to unite with South (’aredina in
the establishme*nt ed’a Seiuthern C'enifcde-
eraey. M.my, it is believe*l, e>ccupy this
ground from pdic v, wlmse rc'al sentime*nts
are favorable te» the cimtinuaiiee of the
f ^11 ion ii!t if /’.y, on the Irasis of the Coiu-
preiiuise. IJut to advoe-;ite the* latter doc
trine at prese*nt wouhl ensure defeat;
when*as, by taking an aelvanceel position
as ro-operntioni.t., they hoj)e to e-arry a
majority of their fellow-citizens with them,
and so ke*ep the separate .seeessioiiists at
bay, until reflection shall beget reaction.
The deh*rate s to the (’onvention whie h is
some of the in; us one has stationary cutt^’rs,
like Law’s, ami the other reeiprwating ;
cuttc-rs like Harlow’s. It was alh*ged that ;
every one of them was an infringement on ;
the Woodworth Patent. The defence
pleade*d non-infringement. After three
-! days’ submission of testimony on both
sides, to show cause that injunctions should
issue on one hand, and to show cause that
injunctions should not issue «m the other;
and afte*r cojisidc*rable discussion on both
sides the prosecution wa.s abam.loned for
the presc'iit. We have been informc;d
that the a.ssignces of the Woodworth patent
Lime, ni'ue
4-4 Hrown Sheetinps,
Ceittcm Yarns, o to 1*>,
»>il cents.
]•
KF.VIK>\*()F THK MAllKKT.
(^oK.\ is ejuite scjirce; sells readily at •'»1.
B.veoN firm, anel occasional sales at prices
above epmtafieins.
(\)TTox.—.\ fcM' bales new sells at .something
above the quotations.
Ti hi'knti.nk.—Yellow and Yirpin ilip 1 7');
Hard '.10. No. Re>sin >0. .'•spirits Turitenfine
lias adv.anceil; sales at li'i to cents.
WlLMINtVrON MAP.KFT.
Sm.all fpiantities of li;i»’on rei'eived by Hail
intend to aj»ply for an amended specifiea- Road. N. C. Hams retailinp at 2 > cents ]>er II).; AVilmincton. C.. Sei>tember 8,
tion to cem*r mechanic al pressure on the ^^ides at 18 to cents. Lard scarce; sales at ,
, , . . . jy ^ • 11 X 14 Cts. No sales ot iJinihor. 1 urpentine has
plank in the act of planing, and also to 5 cents ner bbl.; sales of to l!oo()
' T'e il and venire de m>vo.
I’>iir.«ni J.—Ihx‘ eiri dem. of Jones v.
"o.r. fnmi lluthcrfonl, judgtnent aflirm-
Hettis V. J’.eynfdds, f^rom Burke, be content with the liberty we enjoy, and
.:in nt rcve-rsed anel venire de novo.— cea.se this constant interference in the af-
on v. \\ heeler, in Lepiity from Lincoln, fjf others. By it, we gain nothing
'Te e fur plaintift-and n port as to what is ;
we trust that American
'Te e fur plaintift- and re port as to what is ; ^
■ lie upon mort;:a;r'.'. neatty v. Conner, ,, ,
tr ill Catawba, iuiljcment affirmed. Posfen ' or ejursc ves, we
juil
' Henry, from liune-ombe, judgment re-
T't (1, venire ele novo. Armfic Id & (!o.,
V. I' lrti-r, from Davidson, plaintiff recovers
» ol but no ce»st. Seroggs v. Scroggs,
from Iredell, excejttions overruled, account
‘onlo»od costs out of funel. A. (,'. Mc-
/•>utire, v. P. M l-'.ntire, from Rutherford,
judgment affirm' d. Ilice, v. Woodward,
everywhere*, and (’done 1 Bigh r wouhl be , to decide on the course to be pursued are
as zeah)us]y supjuu teel in Virginia or Lou- already elected, and a large m;ijority of
isi.eiia as he is in Pennsylvania.” the*m irere, when elected, in favor of im- ^
The alnif>st unanimous eonde*mnation of mc*diate sec ession. But our informant apply to (’ongress for an extension c»t the bids, at 2 lO;—this inchnles Virgin. Hard 1 O').
T ,1m. tm.’s ,.f,iir e bv the S,,ufhe*rn Whi.r thinks the views'of a number of them have : Woodworth patent. Tt would be a very Nothing doing in Tar and Pitch. Spirits Tui-
' / ' •, * already chansed, and that the lemger final imprudent move to get an amended speci- pentine has a.lvance-d I^ ce*nts per palhui; sales
Press IS not only an evidenc-e of (loyernor . • 1 1 ^ 1 *1 ,.oi-or;»,rr ui.fbrIr.vir.o for it wmihl i>t:i(A. Common Rosin 00 cents; sales of be-
actiem can be deferred, the more hope ' tie.ition co^erlng such .1 devue, lor it weniiU o.
there is that neither South Carolina nor assuredly be a wedge to split itself. The
the nation will be disgractid. There is a | ]>resent prosecuticm, wc think, were not
chance that even the Convention will not i fully weighed in the balance by the as-
dccide in favor of separate action. If*hey | signees ot the \\oodweu th j»atent.
do not docide it, tl.oy ,„a.v be in- i .v.v.x„„i.ator.-Wc )e„rn
duced to postpone nnal action, which will ! , t n- > » 1
be equivalent to a Union triumph at last. ' ^atlemal Intelligencer s«London
So mote it be. I Correspondence, that a gentleman well ac-
ircticii's Maimal.r
NEW EDITION.
Anew Rovisod Manual of the Public Sta
tute Laws of N. from 18n^ to IHol,-
both inclusive, hy James Ireilell. Ppicc just
received.
K. .1. HALK .'ic SON.
Sejit. 9. l.S^'il.
in{()SPK(Tl'S OF
Tite l^aUv Journal*
Subscribers this day commence thcj'
JL ]inblie:ition in the town of Wdminpton, of
a elaily evening ]vaper l>y th^* above title. It
will be issued every elay (S»inelays »*xcepteel)
after the arrival ot the mails, so as to give th«
very latest intelligence from all inarter.-». The
j'ublishers will also avail themselves of every
adelitional facility witliin their reaedi for the
coU*ction of news.
! Particular attention will be ]'.iil to tlio Com-
merci:il de]>nrtmcnt of the pap* r. and full :ind
accurate reports given of the state of our own
markc‘ts. as well as of all others having an}' in
fluence upon the trade* of this p'ace «.r section.
The growing imp>rtance of Wilmington, and
the ine-reasitig w:ints of the mercantile commu
nity at I:irge. have seeined to call tor and war
rant the coTnniene*e'nient f'f this enterprise.
North Carolina is ahuost. if not epntc, the cmty
State in tiie I'nion in which no daily paper is
piiblisheel. California, vvhic-h but yesterday
was a wilderness, has a flourishing elaily press,
while North (''arolina ha# noi one within her
liorders. Such shouM not be t)ie case*. e
belies e that we e-an f.iirly apiieal to the Statef
pride, as well as to tl e intc'rc sts of our fello\\-
eitizeiis. to sustain us in our present ettort fa
remove tliis reproach.
It i« .scarce*ly iu*ce“ssnry to refe' to tliP poli
tics of ••The Daily Journal," as it will be undei'
the same ciliteirial management with tlie Week
ly ‘•Wilmington .lournal,” which paper will
continue to be jmblisheil on the same terms as
formerly, deriving, it is to be hoped, additional
interest from the use of the more extended fa
cilities which the* publicatiem of a daily must
reniler necessary. In polities it will support
the doctrines of tlie Democratic party; yet;
while firm and elecided iii the assertion and
maintenance e»f its own opiuieuis, will be mode
rate and respee-tfid towards those who may dif
fer f)'om it.
Tt'nax.—The price of “The l>aily Jenirnal"
will be six dollars per annum, invnrinhly in ad-
vnmc. The he*avy outlay aftetielant upon the’
j.iiVilie ation cd'such a I'ajter will render a strict
adhcr.uice to this rule ii.ipi'ratirr. A tri-weekly
paper will be issueel at four dollar? per annum,
shoiihl a siiffie'icnt niunbcr of tri-weekly sub
scribers be olitained.
The ‘-Daily Joiirnal” is now before the pub
lic. The labor and outlay which its issue entails
is very considerable, and will require* a gene
rous supjiort te> save eis from heavy loss. Ir.'
starling it, we have relied up.>n that liberalit;.
wliich has heretofore been extc*ndeel to us, and
h.-tve launcheil our bark, eleterinin>il that it
shall .sink or swim upfin its own merits.
F( LTON .'i PRICE.
18-M.
.Jedinston’s bael conduct—it is the very
best evielence that the Southern Whigs are
alwa}s sufficie'iitl}* inelepenclcnt of jiarfy
ties and sufhciently devoted to the Consti
tution ami the Union to deiieuince treason
tween and 8000 blils. Shingles scarce:
common 2 T>0 per M. Neithing iloing in Staves.
Corn market entirely bjire; arrivals looked for.
A few rafts of Timber have been sedel at *> -50 to
‘t (K» per M, according to quality.
\t Charleston, middling fair Cotton 8} to 9.
DAGUERREOTTPE
! PORTRAITS.
A('. S.MITII, llaguerrean .Artist, having
• been instructed in one of the largest anei
b -st Establishments in New York, and by one'
C'. the best Artists in New York e»r any where
else, would respectfully infeims the citizens ri
Fayetteville, and pcrsenis living near, that he
j lias a Room in the Fayetteville Hotel fitted np
j for taking Dapierreotype.«. and wonld be very
to them in any ejuarter. It is the very
interference in Cuban affairs is at an end. | that they are not -untrue to
If .so, we shall not indulge in vain regret : ,South ”
against 2,100,780 last year. Increase 2o(I,
for the fate e»f tho.se unfejrtunate Americans
who have been deceived anel executed. Tt
is a severe lessem to us, but it was not un
deserved, and may be preHluctive of much
benefit. It m;iy have, we trust it will
Jiut the fact as the I’nion states it, that
Locofeicoisni in Penn.sylvania is ]>recisely
the .same with Locofc)coism in V’^irginia is
al.so the very best evidence that the cohe-
PiioCiKK.s.s.—At a Free Soil meeting in
Lynn, Mas.s., -\bby Folsom was present
Teual receipts of Cott.m, •2,r?.V.,44:i bales, jnuch pleased to wait on those who may wish t.,
have their Likenesses taken. lie has the best
materials that can be liought any where with-
^ ^ _ out any exception. He inten'ls stopping here
miaintpd wVth thp PvanTnio,///s Tsalniist, Avith SlinpIcilK'Ht. ' «i*ly « weeks.
ciuainted with the exact mu(tu>, apetnnai r 'on wish a correct and goml
4 Likeness. lie fe^els that he can satisfy those
j irl’LETsO.V ' > ^
of Phillips’ Fire Annihilator, accompanied
, , 1 • r c V I by two experienced operators, left Liver-1 receivecL
and made a speech in f.i\or of sending a week, for the purpose of visiting 1 f^ept. 10, I80I.
delegation to the State Convention, half of; United States, and brin ging the in-i S\l K"
whom shoulif be women! She also strong-1 valuable capabilities of that machine fully ' r i/lv oA I jVj
from \ ancy, judgment rever.scid, venire eJc have, a .salutar}' effect upon that j It Ts a fact fijg i
class in this country, who
“Having no frecdoiu to tight fe>r at Home,
Must combat for that of their neighViors;
Who think of the glories of Greece and of Rome,
And get knocked on the head for their labors.”
At the commencement of this attempt
; to wre.st Cuba from the crown of Spain,
;ioyo. Jiale v. Harrison from Mecklen-
buig, de;cree fur plaintiff, defendant pays
ei»st.s. J)en on dem of Bradford, y. Frwin
Irotu Mecklenburg, reve-r.seel, vcn de novo.
Iti'ij on clem Lyerby y. Wheeler from
li 'wan, judgment affirmeel. Boon v. Jias-
'V'D in Kejuity from Caldwell, bill di.s-
iiii>.s('d with cost.. Aydelotte & Kudeselle, , v, • 1 1
llufr,.,an». i» K.|uityfrom Ga*to„, ,lc^
 ive for plaintiff, defendant pays cost.— »uust yet be ours”; many ot the old “mani-
.'loaii V. .McLean from Iredell, judgment fest destiny” men, who went for Texas and
beluw reversed, juelgment tor plaintiff. j “54° 4(j' or fight,” who now insist upon
^ lij (ijitrt. Long a loliver, v. Lot them recol- - - — * ,
i parties Me.^ican w'ar, in which, after all j whilst the business of the Brokers is fall-
di.siuis.sed^ ^ ^ I thcir boasting, they by no means succeeded . ing off. In Boston also, says the Adver-
The Cejurt will probably adjejurn ou !“whipping Mexico before breakfast”: j tiser, a sensible improvement in the money
ONE fine young HOR.'^E, low, by
H. liRANSON & SON.
Virginia Locofocos have already shejwn ' ^^ ’ I ^^eaboard and Roanoke K.mlroad.
their willingness to support abeditionists | irownn for the \ ice 1 residency. I from the Weldon Patriot that
for ofiic-e by voting for the notorious Gi*o. | Anothkr Coalition.—The Benton and ; the Cars have commenced running regu-
W. Thompson, a more bittt'r abolitionist, ! Anti-Benton (abolition and anti-abolition) ; between Portsmouth, \ a. and Garys-
even, than Col. Bigler. I De-mocrats of JNIi.ssouri, following the ex- j "
Sept. n.
It
Monky Market.—The New York Com
mercial Advertiser says that the traces of
the late pressure in the money market are
j let theia tluixk of tuo Laj-J blows rccciveJ | m-a'kct -was apparent.
ample of Massachusetts, New York, and; lMrORT.s and Exports.—Foreign goexls
Ohio, are attempting to re-unite. : valued at ?13,275,427 were received in
S. I.REMK CouKT.-Hon. Rufus Choate i York during the month »f A>.gust.
„ „„ „ I The exports amounted to ©o,o9-t,14a.-
of .Massachusetts ,s spoken of a. .,su,table! 1" . ’ >
fast di.sappearing in that city. The Banks ‘ ^ ‘ 1 1 'Difference against the United States of
discount to the extent of their receipts, It?''™'**" “> oolburj-on the l«nd,
of the Sunreme Court.
Where the Specie goes.^—The ex-
More Gold. The Georgia arrived at pQj.^^ of specie from Xew York in August,
New York on Sunday night, the 7th inst., j amounted to 82^673,444. The imports lio
'viLli 31,500;000 iu gold iluaL j §13(3,503.
Likeness ^^■i^ do it. Time of taking, from 0
I A. "^I. nntil '> P.
! iJark or black dresses best for f;i.king; white'
j ■p-i’I n(it answer well,
i Price.s from Tv.o to Ten Polltirs.
j Children one year r>lel nnd nrr^.ireJs ta-
j ken, if they can he kept still 1-t or •JO .^conrls.
I Time for taking Children, fr >ra 10 A. >L until
•2 P.* M.
Instniction* piven in the Art.
Persons taken in groups f they wish it.
Daguerreotypes and Miniatnrc PR.intiugs co
pied for those who may Irish it.
some power the piftic pie us,
MESS PORK D CylllliESE i To see ourselves as ithers see us.
It wonld from many a Hutider free ns.
And foolish notioii.—Bums.
Spanish SmokiN^ Tobncro.
*^500
SPANISH CIGARS, for sale
low by
H. BRANSON & SON.
Sept. 11, 1851.
21tf
R
ECEIVED this day, by
H.
Sept. 11.
BRANSON & SOX.
21 tf
Settlements.
PERSONS who are indebted to us will con
fer an obligation if they will settle during
the present month. Ail persons to whom we aie
indebted will pleaise render their bills for pay
ment. 1^. J. ilAL£ a, SON.
Aug. 1.-
But come when you will,
perfect likeness you’ll ha^e.
If you only sit still.
Lovers are of all others the best enbjecto fc.f
Bitting, though the most difficult to please.
Secure the shadow
Ere the subBtauoo fa,f’.e.—
y«pt. 1, 1-8'f