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u i’Miw. i)i:n;)!!;i:K ui. i)i.
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I li :vin;: IxHMi issued from tlii
r!mi'!.iy last.—the {.Mirisfin
I'.avr no lu'us m
,.,l;iv s Wi'i'kly p:iper. We tlien'-
■ ■llli-^Vol'kly to suV'-
\V..kIv.
' Thk North rAROijNA Mr.MnER!^ of
I ('ON(!UKss.—We iflVr Avitli great pleasure
j to tlie vote of onr Delegation in the House
i of Hepresentiitives on the niotion to sus-
! peni the Rules for the purpose of introilu-
j ling a H'sohifion to ;i]>]>oint a committee
■ to w;iit on Kossuth and introduce him to
the lltnisc. Seven of our juemhers, in-
nnd difspassionato expression of opinion l>y
one of the most euiinent men in the coun
try. The freedom of the press, outraged
in every maTiner towards those which d ire
to dissent from tlie policy of the man who,
sane enouirh himself, has made lunatics of
ne arly all Xi-w York.
EdttoriaT/ Chan'of..—The North Cn-
I'olina Argus, at Wiidesborough, has passed
into the hands of Messrs. Shelton Sc Paul,
who have fortunately engaged the services
of Ji>hn W. Cameron, Esj. as Editor.—
Col. Cameron cstahli.shcd the Argus, four
years ago, and conducted it with great
spirit and ability for two ^ears. We wel
IjoriBViLLE, Dec. 23.
Rn^iijnatinn of the llmt. Henry Chiy.—
The letter of the Hon. Henry Clay, resign
ing his seat in U. S. Senate, was read in
both Houses of the lA'gislature to day; and
a re.solution adopted in the Senate, in
which doubtless the House will concur, to
elect a Seiuitor on Tuesday next.
t ii'
hope, however, that the jdaiiines. ium aumiy n>r two years. ^vc wei- t it t
atror f,.r iU. "'‘'d' m.v policy of i,„., v«,lion | .■o,„o ln,„ b«k to tl.e cluur o,li.„rial with C».av„ial l3 h!,"l a l.al.Te M til:
motion. One, Mr. Outlaw, A^as absent; | and war is promnlged will open the ryes | great satisfaction. | Mexicans at Ceralvo, in which he had been
r. ('lingman alone voted for it. The | of the i>eoide of tlie country, who. if we
for, whilst ! are not greatly deceived, are as little in-
motion
and .A!,
vote is !iiost gratifying to ii
direct intorcour.se with ■ (lined to war as tlu*y have heretofore Jieen
VU.-I.INV COAI,.—Weave in- any nu-mber of the House, we are truly re-' to entangling alliances with foreign na-
Ci.'ciisb. r.mgh j’atriot for ; joi^•od to liud tlu in .m) geiu-'rally taking the tiwns.
t r 'ting Hop 'vt of the IVi jt same view that wc have urged, of the dan- '
_• at'1 11 .insp'ti t.iti(iu ( onipa- m>v ut tins l\nssuth excitement ami hum-
! victi>rious, and had taken all their j>ro-
At Wadesborough, about 1000 hogs | amn,uniti..n. The Mexican
have been purchased at 0 cents, gross. ! l„ss is said to have been heavy. Carava-
Tr,i: l>i,oMKTUK.,s (’ask.-TI,c firin.. |
i wliom were liieut. (/niliani and ( aptain
Fayetteville Prices Currentr
DECE.MBER 80, 1851.
I From To
: eolmiui. It is founded on l,ujr, espeeially to the Soutii. And we are
■t 1 r‘>te>^>i Johnsun, .utd ei'i- greatly rejuiecd to atM, that some means
„! :» most i>n.mis-ng pro>peet of knowing tiie state of juiblie opinion in
North (’ 'arolina l(*aves us no roc'iti to doubt
that the stanl taken by our IX-li'tMtiou
will be almost iVKMiimously sustained bv
tie.' ]'.‘ op’.e. (if both parties.
(>i the ,)S neg:iti\e votes, nrarly all are
S. uthern n-.ruil.er ', and about three-tit'tlis
Lii(.-(^s.
of a IJritish brig into this steamer, it was; severely
. . " 7 : f('ared would ])rodr.ce difficulty l>etween | wounded,
ii ii utation ot the pieteusion s(-t up the V. S. and (treat Britain; and Secreta-j Caravajal is expected to enter Monterey
t: rt 'ted in the coal lantls. The
that the tract b.iug’.it by
\ 'li. 11. (.lilniev ai.d others,
by Kossuth and his fricJuls, (hat ho is still
(’.overnor of Hungary, and that the rnit('d
Statiis ought to recognize the indejiendence
of his country, the N. Y. Journal of (’om-
meree jmblishes Kossuth’s Address to the
ry firahani had ordered the frigate Sara-
Mr. Wiley’s lU*ader, we Icjirn, has re-
• f eO;,l of t
i l a'Mot
•Ir-r .-aei :'
h.]
!hl
le V(“ry last
We karti-
e that they
in liu'ir ct;.
■V TIIK rNi l'VP SrATi'.S
ii w..> the staitl’iiig news
iv> !' tlie te!egr:',]ihic wires on
t, s'rikin;r eoiivteru:i.tio!i in
i'..r. the d’. tr’i--ti 'U of
.t w.i> evi-lent. lead to a
: ' . rem 'Ve the s> at of go-
,;i. ;ie. .''iafe of :Iie \\’est—
1 W .|lld ll.lVe renewed with
. tie' '•e( tional diilerence.-«
•: v. hat sub'ide ].
••::!'’y only oiu> r - mu was
Ll'.rarv l‘.i lu, with all its
- a -seat lo», it is true.
•- w re ile'tn Vt'd wliii h can
r. -loHN s —'I'he .^lasons observ-
(! .'Saturday last as the anniversary of St.
dolin the
nae to the Moscjuito coast to prevent a re
petition of til3 outrage, lint the well in- ^ ccived the favoralde oiRcial notice of the
loruK'd eorr*”sj)oiulent of theN. Y. Express j Superintendents of^ (.ommon
,1 n i. *1 i> 1 /ti 1 Schools for the county of HockinKham.—
says that .Mr. (ramiitcm, the bntish ( harsre, ,p, i, , , ,■ "
l'eoj)le of Hun*'irv inlS4S fomiillv v> i • • i ; 1 l*e Jjoard liave under (•(•nsideration njea-
7: ; ' i s„ro» r.,r ,l„- .l.il.l,.-,, ofll.o
• ^ I.so. ueot '‘-'id aduiit-; (Y,,in which j C()unty with th(‘ “Hea
t!!!_ that tl,( le w.is no ho])e ot the ^'Ue- .,|| j —(/rrtnshoroiu/h Pnh iot.
cessful continuance of the defence against ' „p„lo^:ry will be'made by the British Gov- '
tlu“ alli('(l b)rc-,s of Russia and Austria.” ■ ^.j-jjjiK-nt
He thereu])'-.n flt'd to Turkey. And there
BACON—
Iliiins,
SitU-H,
Shouldcra^
AVcsteni,
r.EESWAX—
(’OFFEi:—
Kio,
Liifiinrn.
St. Donuiigo',
(;OTT »N—
Strictly jiriine,
I’rimp,
I’air,
COTTON nAfJCINC—
(iuim y,
l)uil(l(;e,
l!io!aps,
cor n IN YARNS—
No. f, 10.
DOMESTIC COODS—
15mwn .Slieetinpfs,
)sii:ihnra;s.
FF.ATIIEUS—
Kl.Oli;-
.Suj)erfin(»,
Fiii(\
Scratclifil,
$
•$
li.'>
II
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i
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! ou
Patent Rights ?iol alivays Improy^-^
menis^
As Agent for the sale of the only
nctual kind of I’ortulilo Steam Kiijrino !uul Cir-
c^ilHr Saw MiHb in tlie Tnited Stjitcs. I wish to
the Puhlic in reiVrericc to the n:uure
ot (icorj'o I’ajrc \ Co s i’utint linji’-oveinpiit'^.
1st. I l(> claims tli* i>'.:iy ui tin* saw -
-d. Coiide rollers running; on eHch side ot tlif.'
has I'videnlly Ix'en tio independent govern
ment of lIun'Mrv. since that dav, for the
J’rtxiih nf Fillitinre.—It is gratifying to
witness the exhibition of vigilance and
promptness, afforded by the l*resilent, on
as a common i (;i>
('em.
hfiit,
(IlitS,
I’eris,
II VP-
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4'i«j
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'i'd
'oi.n the Evangelist, with a pnnvssion, United States to recognize,
an 1 an ap|>ropriate Oration at the Hotel
Crn.v.—Amon^r other dHiiments com , .
,, 111! “*o morning ol tlie nre in tlie ( aintol, ot
mnnn atedto C ,mirn-s last week by the ' ,K..asional ami valued convs-
11 all bv d;;mes Banks, 1\
( Ast'Ai.Ti I s.—A vejy old neirro woman Indt pendence.”—Sp n-h nt
b( I(.!!:_rlng t;> (Jen. \\';nslo\v, was burnt to (’nhn^ A. J.
death in this town on Saturday morniuir ^' hatl recognize the indeprndeiiee of a
last. When diseovcred, the house in which l»‘"l’''^‘ "">‘lv »>"♦ in.lependent.
“.My third humble rerpu-st is that you Treaty has been formed, (as asserted
Mill recoiTiii/(» tlio lK‘( l:»ration f'f lliniijari-
niDrs—
I) ry,
President, was a h tter trom Mr. W eVistcr, i ponilent in Washington city speaks in the ' H'.oN—
statintr that there is reason to believe that subjoined coinmunieation. It is a fit ex- I Swedes, coTnmon l>ar,
ample, set by tin* Ivxecutive heail, to be |
followed by public offlcer of every grade, j |
of n'adiuess to dj every su t of duty every- ' j
where:—litchntnmJ II ////. I Mol.ASSKS—
.\t an early hour in Washington on ! *“’*'*•
New C)rli*nn.'‘. (none. :
by the Washington Fnion and other ]»a-
pers,) between England, France and Spain
in respect to the Island of ('uba. So th:it
But it i.' a small 1 .>
i '!nu-t;.‘n of the entire
abmif 'un-ri-
I'-n
.li;
_. by a watebni:'.!!. li
. j.fi.^iTss. 'I'he lire-
i bv l.il:"r at a }'revi'Ui>
r fi ^zeu and unlit
' :d'ont mi'l-day bef.ire
I. It i.' >at'>l‘aetor;ly
V. • n d bv a !e-
. i with a w.: Ill tire in
rioom^. .V timi "r
w ... tlie Li’oraiy. x,« t-
\v.i> lii>t d^eoviri'd, was
e:;ftr liie ilue, and was tlio-
d. Tli' fi'are in'liration" al-
: y uniting with tlu-same
1 -n lire.
;V a th Washington jiapri-s
•' voluni.'s of iiifst ehtiiee
:oik.' we.'e destro\.d, ti*-
p- i (J- c lleeti''U> of manu-
■ ma|i', charts, medals.
shi' lived was on tire. 'I'hat being ('xtin-
gul.'hed, she was t'ound to be dead. It is
sujipo>eil that her clothes caui^ht whilst
kindlinir a lire on the heartli.
(^n the saUK' morniiiLr an insane negro
man belonging t > .^i■;ss King \va ftund to
have li -.11-. d li'.nis(‘if.
Ko-st rn-iANA.—Kossuth, K i ssntb,
K .s>uthl 'i hat is tlu* burthen of all our
Northern papers. H- i> as great a talker
a^ p: te. SjH'Ceh ej. ui sjieech. ;l;;y aft(r
d.iy and honr atur hour; ;ind the New
1 oi'k ji:i[. Ts inflict them all ujion their
reaih r'-I
'1 ill' n; >t notal'b- :sn.] I v far tlie m>.--t
imj.'orfaiit cf his sj^-'eelu's. is that deliver
ed at tin* dinner gi'.i n to hitn by them- ni-
bt rs of the Bar in .\' W York. ()n this
(H-easiun he b(d«ily d-'clared his juirpose
and cxpeet.-ition to be. that the I'liit:-.!
Stat> sh^uild fir.'t d( e!:;ri' that lin^>ia
sii.-.i] n d interfere i:i a cnf- ^t bt Mv,>eti
ilin;:iaryand .Vu'tna, mid xvpj»>rt
that d, It./ w.m;! I'rom the
^j‘ee(.•h, as revised and {•'jbli-ii'-d by hiin-
,': lf, we copy the following extracT'.
Sp iking of canying out tht* piineiple
which he had a'ivancel. he ai l.—
"(^'arry out—but howi* 1 ha 1 the hoiiiir
to state it at the batifjUet i f th*' ciiv of
New York, bv de(ln'inir th;it tlie I’nited
States w’l! ii"; I rinit :.iiy !'• r. i_'U p wer
but who are makintl no dVort whatever to
m. guaranty lias been made between tho.sc j Wednesday mornin.ir, before one half of the i
countries to secure (’uba to Sjiain, and to thon.sands who crowdeil to witness or to; “‘i :
n
l.iiiBieil.
assist at the burning of the (’oiigress Li- | Tnnncrs’,
brary had reached that disastrous scene, i SA 1T—
and before the larger half of the members' l.ivtrporl. isack.)
of the Thirty-Second (’ongres« had prevail- ' *
Flaxsi'ed,
Clover. fnoTic.)
might be seen,—r turuiiKj to h!s home,— j .silOT—
''Miiiiiun. jipr
F.nck,
nr \\ iijn a 1 i iiif ■
contend for so streiiuously, that ••( Very unity in avoiding the })oints we urged in ' I’uited Statt's should do, and a'l that a :
na'.ion ha- the ri;_dit to regulate its own regard to biddings, cVc. and (.'abell’s speech, j I’resident of the I nited States could do. I
domestic concern.', without the interii reiiee (Jiddings denied that he was a Whig, ami ‘ btdore tin* rest ot the town was stirring, or ^
of an V other power.” Sueh an act v.ould called liim.-elf a ‘-free democrat.” The l>:dt awake. , •
, . II-.,- • , r , ... • 1 1- 1 1 liere.—at the time when terror and dis-;
I... a., tl,.. al- U l.,g- .l,d ,mt assno.lat.. ».tl, l„m, a„.l ,
of .Vu--tiii, and e\en of HuuiraiN. thv>retoi'e he left them. ( ertainly a man i ^-ahii advice and wise authority to consoli- !
be.'oine .so? Sueh an jiet wouM be in de- therein, as
fiance of the treaty between Austria and -'>^serted In^ie Locof.K-o i-apers^
the I nited States, and would j_dve the for- I'he North ('arolinian must excuse us.
mer a clear ju'-tification for a dc(daration We have toe much else to do to set about ' t‘d upon themselves in that bitter weather :
ot War Hjiainst the bitter. It would, more- enli^hteninti its ail'ccted ignorance of ihe ; h*a\e their blanket.sand f«‘athei beds,
ovt r, b(' a jialp tble infraction (d that “great prim iples of the Vv’hiir t'arty. The Caro- : , ,,
• • I . 1 • 1 I- , , 1 • • 1 . . . .... : the I’resident of the I nited .''tate,-.. j
)>i!iici]de wiiu li Kossuth and histrieiids hnian de.'crves credit tor hawver-like in/fe-I ^vhat a Pre^iib nt of the '
i’.io !•
Uo i: 70
i il i
1 t;o 17',
j4't j.
1 -JO i: 1 lo
• •d. ■•’faimor of r(»HTiociinp two cuiTiupcs to-
gptl»*'r in order to .saw lung .“tufl'.
Mr. McKin.stry says; .\s r(*frards tho end iil.-iv
^d piiide rollers, they r.r(* not \vo-.tti Imvinj! in
connfetinr tlie cairiis^o tojrether in this M ctiun
»>f the connfry. |N«i tl) '.ir ilia:!.) .Ml wmit
is i.no I'ln^ ciirri.-tjre. In my riil!>i I have an
)'.r)Hst:tl)le •'.il!ur on the saw shaft, which can
lie fhan;rt'd »t tlie ojitii.n of the savyor. aiel
keop the end jilay mu, v. hiidi und play 1 coii-
sider luinecc^sary. lll^t'v■:'.d of piiido ifdlors i
: hlorks of hard wnod. v hioh in many instan-
I CCS I hear they li.ne disjieiKt'd \\ith >nadp roll-
! orj on I’Hfre's- .Mill^. and uso.,1 the block.-! of
1 wood. \Mien tiic rollers iue used there is >4
i I oontiniial streMii of stiw dust nointnp down he-
tw('(-n them iiml the .stw. viiich phusi* h great
. deal of friction: but the form of the lih.ck.s of
w(.od art* so eniisti uctcd as to j)reveiit any j:ini
. of ihe saw dust against tlie whatever.
As regards .Mi lviii.stry'.s Mill t.-iking the pro-
niivmi at the MarylHnd State F'air. I was n*ista-
, ken. It should have been hi.3 I’ortable Steal.i
i En;:ine? for Circidiir Saw Mills, lie did not
hiive tiiue lii'IViro tlic F:iir came ofi' to pet hi.s
I Kiifrine and Mill buth ready tor the r..\hibitIoi;.
he took .nly tlie I’ortr.ble Knjriiie. v\hioh t(>ok
. the preniiiiiii. 'I'hc.se are now the facts; iind 1.
as MeKiiistry’s .\fient. nnd kiiowinjr the wants
i d' the I’nblie. would liVc to fiirni.sli I’ortabU;
i Stoain En^iines and Circular S.aw Mill.s of tho
j aliiive niannfaeture to those intendinij to ixivest
; capital in sawin;; lumber.
I ' II. C. HAI.b.
. Fayetteville, Dee. 'J'.'. lh>'l. .')l-:it
• The tli!dsbi)r(ii’;ih TelefirMijh iuid Salisbury
I ^^atl'hnlan will eaeli copy twir-*.
j ' niu s ai jT.
j A Tl’.VM Ilf four Mules, a Tim’oer Vi’apon, a
I /m Hoad VVa^on. a sciofjear. I’ricc !j?4'J:'!*
1 for tlie whole.
■ FATlQ-niARf* SMITil.
1 Cuniberl.:nd countv. I>ec. '2'J. .')]tf
fair-
I'or how do we know that a majority of ■ lias a riirht to .select his party; and when ! date and direct the active eneriry, which
tlie jicople of Hungary de^iri' any other he has done so, and openly proclainud his : abounding enough, needed only a Head to
than their present condition? As wtdl, in- selection, it is not fair to cdass him with a ! render it^df eflecti\e, -and when the eon-
, , . . , . , • I 1 , • ' flairration,—snlxhied into docility,—its
'I'*”' """ parl.v I,,, al.jorcs, , wi.l, ,l,„ rest of tl,c l.ailjinf.
The Milton Chronicle says that it is re- | off,—needed nothing but what cimld
r- rh/, th*' pr- j’vr-
. and IVopb' of the to inteifero with th
About Cu.Oi'O volumes nations to dispose o!
'•)_ ,n r.nother room, (bit
:i/ iiiiiV three volumi's ar*'
i-.'ncein-; that the Cnited State.' consider
thv !U-el\e'i to l;::ve the duty not to permit
;.ny viol.itioii > f the law,- i.f nations, and
that they invite (Jre.it IJritaiu to unite
b... k', ,'iiV' the National with them to s;ifeiruard audio guarantee
a r.iic.ii'cr of suji.-i ior j'iiint- the>'- laws.
■•uoun I the L;brarv wabs ‘‘liut 1 niav hr* an.'^werrd—‘•Well, if wo
Enghind, or .\utria, recognize the imle-
jieudeiua of Siuitli Carolina, as a nation,
and allou tlieir ]>eople to contribute money
and nijCerial to excite an insurrection in
that State. There is mon> reason to know
tiiat South Carolina desires an indejien-
dent existence, :ind that the effort to pro
mote it would be more .'successful with one
chiss or the otin r of her p. pulation. How
Would we, especi;illy of the .''outh, rdi>h
such a step on the part of any European
rro\erT'.mciit? ."^urely eveiy heart, out ol
South Carolina, would be stnred up to the
i.iiy !'• r. i.:n p wer highc.'t pi'd; of indig i.ition, ami t!i-
s i\cre’::n riiiht of try would w;th one vo;ci' demand a \\ar to
thvir I w ii domestic piniish sr.i h an cMitraL'-'ous interf''rencc
P 1 • „ j be well rendered bv stout he;irts and will-
nortcd tli:it ( apt. l aleott, in surve\inir tlie . , .• i-
1 ’ inir iiands, then, ouictlv tlireadiii!r bis wav
route for the Uu hmm.d :ind Danyille l.ad ^ hurrying to the e.x^
Road, has discovered that about four miles (-iting scene, ou iiis w.iy homewards to
of the territory of North (’.irolina, com- tho.se other duti«-s whi( h even the burning
■ising part of (’aswell cor.nty and the of a Capitol mut not povitiione,—mijrht be
P'
town of ,\liltoii, belongs to Viririnial
I’hillips's Kirc .\iinibilator was publicly
tried in Ni'W York hist week, and failed.
.^l Ki Hoinsr I'.fiscofAi. Cm u»n.—The
>tatistic> of the two division«:. North and
.'•'oiuh. of this Ch'indi, :-hows that the f>r-
Sl'lHlTS—
I’eaeh brandy,
Ajiple
Northern *•
N. C. Whi.-ikey,
N. K. Itnni.
.lanmicii Hum.
French Hr.andy.
.\meriean (iin,
iiolliind jia.
sue Alt—
Loaf.
('ru>!lu”l.
.''t. Croix.
I’lirto l\ici>.
New drleans.
TAI.I.OV—
Tor.ACCO—
l.cnf.
Manufacttired.
WllirF. LF.\1>—
UlNliOW CLASS—8 X 10,
TO .X 12,
wool
io
i7 ;.
10 il
|4') J
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i liOA'r iiA.xDS \va:stva).
i subscriber i.-= desirous of hirinfr lo nr'
I -BL able bodied Ncjro Fellow-, tor the en-
suinjr ye:r. fcr whidi tlie hiirhcst juice will be
j paid. TiiL.se fioni the cjiintry woubl be pre-
1 ferie 1.
j .1. 1>. "VVII.LIAM.S.
i ^ *'■ StCi.inboat Co
Her. L‘7. It
\ i'lttnjthelItott Propcrfif in Marl'tt.
'^o’oc l)wi-!-
• Jl_ linji Uiiuses and one Store. Hou.^e. A\hich
.•ire larijo .'iml in fro)'l repair. .\lso. four uiiiiii-
proved l.ots. One of the above i;’.enti: ned l»wel-
: linps is the residence of the subscriber. It i.-»
. lar;;;' and very cnnvenient. with all the nece.--
. sary out houses, and is in "ikhI repair. I’ar-
. "aiiiB may be expected, if applicntion is made
I soon.
I T!!OS. J. .lOHN’SON.
l^cc. 'I?,. l.^-.i. ;i-:Jw
■2
?:n
■J;*)
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•JO
:it 7i,
.seen, the I’ri sideiit of the Cnited .''tates.
Si me men thi re are who .■'Cein alw;iys to
say the r:;:ht tbiiiL^ at the right tiiii'*.—
Si ciii alway> to do the ri^dit thiiiir at the
riirht time, ;uid bv a sort of biek, as it ! This 'iliow
might alnio>t s-em. are always in the riirht Europe.
place at the riirht time;—of ?-n( h is Mil- We reduce f;uotati'':is of r»io Coffee, fitinny
lard Killniore, 1’ii‘sident of tae I nited Pa'r^iny. Corn, and White Lead, and advance
the [.rice of SuperfiTie Flour, to coii.^’orni to the
KF.VIKW OF THE .MAbKET.
Cotton—''■I’e.s this nioininjr of prime
tleuiiih it can h.'irdly be considered tirni at that, j
full of about 2 sincc the fall in i
TIIOS. JOIIXSON CO.
4 HE anxious to settle their hu^ncss at ns
early h da' as possible, and .•wotiM re
spectfully sufTgest to their debt'irs tlie »iecesr-ity
of attendinp: to their notes and .icci^unts. Fur
ther notice need not be exi)ectod. Those haviiit;
claims a}i:iiiist them are invited to settlement,
TllOS. .1. JOHNSON & CO.
Favetteville, Dec. -Z, 1S5I. .al-:lw
77i^ Stibsrrihcrs have on hand^
j)resent state of the market.
The Wa-h- . Iiiisiness not active durin-
ilU
I'.ih'd in J^the Cnited .'•'t.ites] make '•uch a (hudara-
; ; aicovc'i, Wi-
t’= >11. Of these wc can -all t.. tion i.f noii-ailmi'sion of the interference of
it'»; ]ii!iitiu;:s of tlu' tir't five llu'i'ia in Huuirarv, [_beeaose tliat i-- the
; :'!■ sii' ii.il ]ioi’rait ot (’olum- p;-ai ’ic..l nieanini
Decrease in 7 years
Tho Churoh South had in 1814
hi 1S.')1
Incrense in 7 vears
of till' word, I will not
V -li ! ]' rti lit of Columbus; :m
i j ii-.i';:? of I’l-ytou 11 iiidolph; a
■ -t B livar; a p irtr.iit of I'arou
!i by l‘vue. .‘Ml Knell'll art 't td
Ii . U'.ri-n 1' • Kalb; oii(‘ of Cor-
‘ ; .i;ie ot .Judi:- ll.iii'on, of .'larylaud.
iftt t'> the Lilirary by his family.—
p 1 b \. It and t\''d\e hundred bronze
of th‘- \’.irtein;!re eXi h.inri\ sonie
'.11 mort' than tcu c>'iitiui(S old, and
,:iiidv perf; ct. are anioniT't the valu-
d llu'>ia will not respect our
-then we mi^dit have to i:n to
'11-
di ny]. :
dieiar.it;
war.” And th('ri‘is the rub. [li inghti'r.]
“\V(11. 1 ;tm not the m.m to decline the
( >i.-;c(|Ui !!ecs of my piincijdes. [ireat
laughter and loud appl.m": ■.] 1 will not
sti-al into your symji;itliy by slipj' Ty eva-
>ion. Yes, ironthnun, / slfiiiol
Jillssiil ttu* t ilrilin'HtKiU nf
ijiiiir riiitiifi-tf, thru yon nr> nlilijnl.—hh-
iiljliiji-d, to >/o to Ifnr or rf.o hr jirr-
with onr diliie^lie afl'airs. Ijct us do ns The Church North had member^, 1S44,
we wotdd bo done by. I, t us meibllewith
the internal affairs ot no nation that is wil
ling to k' cp the jie.icv with us. I'rce in-
^tittitions will be far nnua* adv;iticed, here
:ind clsi.where, by the (jiiiet, ]>eaceful i'p«'-
nition of that j>oli('y of non-interfcrcnce
under whi h and by wbii h we have jrrown
s i jreat in brief a p* rioil of time. We
arc irlad to be a>sured, from many ipiar-
tcr'. but es’ieei.illy here in the S mth, that
tl.e madness of the New Yorkers li is ex
tended but little beyond the bounds of
that excitable, restless, radical j.opnbition.
What is the intere.'t of the whol. country
is especially and vitally the interest of the
.^outh.
»■>. 1 and 1 MACKEREL.
I’rime ami Mess I'ork.
Tanners' and Sperm Oil.
Clue :ind .Vnierican lUvet'-
r.nnd and IIoop Imn.
(''rorki'yy. Hardware. iVc.
'Vith a (iENER.VL STOCK, to \\hich tiny in -
vite the attention of purchasers, at wholesale'
or retail.
LEETE .t JOHNSON
Dcc. 27, 18.-,1. .-.l-;i.v
nier ha'd« (•re;tsc(l and the latter iiicrca
tlurinir the last seven years. 'J’lie st;itis- j T’/o H /i/o/r’s Son .—'I lie NN a-h- i ISusiness not active durinjr the Ho’.idays.
tics are ‘IS follow>- ! corrcsjiondent of the Courier and j Cotto.v.—The Eurojia’s news produced a de-
.1.1 ; Eui|uirer says: I dine of ^ to A a cent in New Vork, 1 to J in
o;',..'.71 i The last sti amer broutrht l^lr. Calderon | Orleans, and as much in Charleston.
' the jdeasing intelligenc.* that an apjdica- WIL.MINCTON M.VHKET. ' EOm'Y S A LI”'..
.,o., . throufrh linn, by a poor , p.„siness has been .almost entirely suspended sold nt t?,c MarketSlou.se, in the
4.widowed mother, in behalf of a son, \vlio. | durin- the Christmas holidays. Sott lurpen- town of Fayetteville, on Monday the 2d
like many others, had bei'U deluded into 1 Hard 1 !•». FeV)ruary next,
the expedition, had met prompt and gen-j At Cheraw. cotton f. to 8J, sales of the week j
erous (‘onsideratiou at the hands of the j |
.\ Si.iN.—At a (’onvention of the Bciin- j (^imen, wdio not only o.;dered him to b,> ‘ «Tth^ .
svlvania Anti-Slaverv Society, List week, I released, but turnishe.l him trom lier own j ^ ^
a rf.olution was adol-te.l (a.n-ratuhitin-! I’V"'.’"'':' ': ' V Friday la.^t. cotton un-i
* , ' , ^ ; I inttMi art liKi* tins is well settles. Imyers clainunjr a funner (leolmo. Mul-
acquittal ot ^ ; j.;,l( jilated to nmove much d' the prcju- dlinjri^to
2.h,.^.')2
r.H.tini
300 Xqvqs of
On the West side of Cape Fenr. known as the
Dailey Land, ne.ar the sfuitliera line of the town
of Fayettevnie. Term.s—C. months crcdit, bond
with aj.'proved security.
follows:—
(lice wiiu
h hr
existei
.\l.so, the Lot with Pweiling House on
Prime .Milasses 20 to 21. Su- . Orcen street, joiniu" Sackett and others, (lute
ind which inter- P’”' " I'i^^key If. I residenre of I’atrick Dailey,) upon n crcdit of '5
, , - 1 - , 1 1 * i- . At Columbia, cotton .’r] to 7.L i and 12 months, bond with approved securitv. '
Ived. lhat the ( onv(‘ntion recom- ested parties have emlcavored to foment, j ^ ('harle.ston. cotton r.J to S]: a f.ill of ^_to j ooo Acres of l.and, ioinine'tho
.^Ir. (leorjre Blake, who has votel for ; j rir.-^t tract, known as the Itush I.«nd. joinin;r
' • ' ■ • Hobinson and others. Terms—G months credit.
tin nisidvt s on th
llanawiiy. and anotlu'r a
“lie
menil to the Executive (^)mmitteo of the
!*enn.ylvania .\nti-Shner} ^oeiet\ to pre- . i> • i . .i i • , dieil ! ‘ Vp ; V i .-Qn i i • , | l{'bnison ami others. Ierm.s—0 montiis creU
pare an address, for prescntatnm to Louis ^'‘’3 * VM i i I fota receipts of cotton S..4._oS l.,l(>.s. against | approved securitv.
^ - • ••• i,„ i at .Springfield, Ma>s., last week. ; ,, .,.:^(;:nast year. Increase ..i>...l.. , AllcH’l> A. T. SMITH, ('. M. E.
December 20, lS-31
Kossuth, exi'i-essi\e (d’ sympathy with him j
in his heroic devotion to the cause of hu- j
Kossuth left .New York on Monday the
c
1 con-
Of the .'tiitnary burnt tn !, ilrijrniliil hrf'ur HKinhin'f fntw ’Jl.'t fir lMiil;idelphi;i, where he was re
WTthi-'-’^. W(- recollect a
-.-ii; an .\i 'iioin i'ronze by
up rior br ■nz'’ liki ne-is of
man freedom, and of earnest hojie that his
herculean labors in this belndf will con- j
MARRIED,
In Anson countv, on the isth inst.. by Rev’d I fi
I E. David. .Mr. WM. M. UOSTH'K. of Iliehmond
Ijitmhi rton Fcmalr Arademif. i
I^HE E xercises of this .''chool. under the :
control of Liimberton IHvision, Sons of!
l.U't of (I n. 'I'aylor by an
in-I a b'U'* of Lafiyette 1 v
th.
\V1
k which can be re-
I'•i:ir;t d ::t :;nd the
' ih bviibiiiig
1 ilu.N IN I’llA.NCK.—We give the
partaub.r.' of this iiijporfant e-
‘!i;'r to rejoice or to grieve o-
iiiiiii "ibb.- to say; for no one
wh.it will ;.frow out of it—whe-
1 -ion of r publican yuinciples,
p;- .mises. or the iron dc.-jiot-
: li y government, which his
>/oi:r [.Applause.] Y
fe." that wa;]d be the case.”
M. K s>uth then jiroceeded to sugar
I'lVtr this n.uiseous pill by assuring his
heart rs that no war wouhl result; 'i'hat
Kii'sia would re.'pect the decdaration and
not V( nture on a war. Jiut that even if a
war should n-.'ult, it could not efl'cct “the
s( curity of this country,’’
And all t'iiis was received with thunders
of ajiplaiise!
ccived in the ;ifternoon with all the honors.
The excitement coo|.-d off somewhat in State.s ami throughout the world.”
.N'ew York before he hd’t. The great gath- '
trinir in the Church at Brooklyn turned
out to be no squeeze; and .so did the
die.>’ reception at Trijder ILill. The whole
amount of money whii h he and his follow-
( rs were able to collect was only frcuii ’J.)
to and a large portion of that
was given in suin.> of and flOOO.—
Si.x bovs (*niploy('l in Stewart s fashion
du(i to th( oviithrow (d cijipi (. . i n, not ^ EMILV I5F.NNETT. of ..Vnson. j Temperance, will be resumed on the 12th of.
in Hungary alone, out in the (, nited j ji,p ^ame time nnd place, by the same, i .lanuarv next. I
ALLEN to .Miss .MAKV A. j ' Tuitio,, prr S,>:»ion of Tt Mo»th.-. j
,,,, r 7* ^ ' J^bNNLII. both ot .\nson , ,, t. , Keadinc. writiufr. spellinfr nnd arithmetic. !^') CO
i he Editors of the ]• ayetteville ()bs(^r\«.r ^ ]„ \\ ilmin.irton. on the L4th mst.. by Lev. L. , ,;,.,,„„„,,r ami (ieo}:raphv. 7 .Ml
confess in their last paper, that they have | T. HeHin. Mr. .M. M. HANKINS to .Muss .MAL^ , , i,jj,i,er M.atheinatics, ‘ 10 »U
‘‘waketl uj) the wrong J)as.s(‘uger. Hope 1 ANN ltlCi.»LES. j deduction for :ibscnce, except in cases of :
sickness. ■
died, I n. E. THOV, I’rest.
In Ualeijrh, on the 21st inst.. Mrs. DF.LI.V
H.VY^V(j(>D. widow of Stephen Hr.ywool. de-
I ceased. Also, on the I'.'th inst., of consump-
i tion. Miss .lOSErillNE H( D.SON, daiifiiiter of j fHlHE exercis‘sof this Bchool will be resumed
I .Mr. llobert Hudson. j JL on Monday, oth of January, 1S.)2. Con-
The i At the re.sidence of W. P.. I.oak. near Wades- I ducted as heretofore. I’rincipal instruction by
- - - . ,
they will be a little more particular next
time. We don’t like to be disturbed for
nothing.—A'. C. Ihmornit.
A notiible instance this of the fairne.ss
ifesscd bv the Democrat.
Lumberton, Dec. 27, IS.jl. .'il-Iit
I lamer h'eniale Academif.
ol-^tB
LI .M HER WAXTKD.
FEET of seasoned Lum
ber wanted. Aj plv to
S. J. HINSDALE.
Dec. -20. 1S.">1. r.l-tf
pn
.1 7i)rriro)i J*risoii( rs
Sj>n I
At . |,a.t «r a „p„„ Kos,„ll, «i.l.'.l.« (V.un^ ^nlah.s a'lc.or frn,„ I ..a |
toa;-t being ^iven to the Judiciary, .Imlge sum of their joint contri-. ♦Ih* Hon. P.iniel .M. l>.iiringer, our .linis-^ iiush of Kemj>er county. Mississijipi.
j Ducr, a most eminent and upright Judge, i,u{i,,n to the cause of Hungary; and of
.commenced a speeth, but, daring to ex- tl,(.y made him a speiH-h, which is a
press his dis.-.ient from Ko.S'Uth s .speech juodel of imidestv for a youth of 10 or 11
' and principles, he was rudely his.sed, in- The papers inform us that he pu.sh-
ter at .Madrid, in which he promises to use
every endeavor to secure the pardon of the j ZaHETH NL'NN. aretl 1'2 years.
.\merican prisimers in Sjiain. In his let- | i" ^
ter he says that “the unfortunate aflFairs at CO.M M I '.IvCI .A L Ul'X OR|)'.
New Orleans and el.scwhere in the Unifetl
the I’nitetl States, have much complicated Ilice, .) E Hryan, Lawrence & Troy. .) Dowell.
\\ . relea.-*e of these prisoners. He sajs, how- | ^ -j. 5,.,;^,, Son, li I Houze.
The comlition of that ' listened to thri.u-di the crowd, and, with-1 State.s, in which Sjiain believes there has
as to incapacitate and applaudel him as long as he faherin- or "hesitation, .>^pokc as f^l. I heen great insult and outrage to her flajr
. 1 . 1 * , I I and n ur (>s to her subiect.s, resident 111
jiraised Kossuth, (as a state.«man and pat- |amimjuii.. .1 , ,
liot,) but when he declared that his ]»ropo- (jov. Kossi Tli: Though yet young
hitions ought to undergo a long, anxious .,fre and years, I have learned more from
and mature didiberation, storms of hisses the free institutitius of the country than j j,,. do all he can to allevi
and urcat excitement were proilueeil.
large portion of those prc>cnt risii'.g and
(danioriiig for the speaker to sit down.
1 Francc n luaiiicd with- Sickles and Cram made neveral Friday last, anti at Washington yesterdtiy.
ext lamations, expressive of a determiua
■ "li. w" tear
iieaii principles; and to force
'p iCi^ni of .some kintl.
m liiied t.i hope that no further
■ id result, either in France or
l'i;r p...
e ('inada has arrivetl, with Li-
the l-"th, at whit h time af-
:kml all
supervision by the subscriber, or Dr. .1. F. Alli-
.\t Chajtel Hill, on the 2(lth inst., Mrs. F'Ll- . son, when not on professional duty. We 1ihv«‘
} rep.airetl anti enlarped our House, so as to ac-
I commotlate any rea.'ioniilile number of younj:
I Ladies. I’.oartl per month, including every
' tiling, (no extra.) Tuition as heretofore. Latin
.\U1UV.\LS. I tanjrht if retiuired. O. H.E\ .
Dec. *20.—Steamer (iov. Crahani. with boat i Mount ('ileatl, .Montp;om('r\ o.. )
Cien’l McKae in tow, with pootls for Murchison. | N. Dec. _0. ISol. j
Ucid & Co, J M .\ Drake. .1 A Mootly. Elias \ V
) Dowell. 1 I'.QLlll
Vrcenihoroifrh C.) Mutual
Insurance Company.
CRSCANT to un Art of Incorporfition, a
Company has been formetl untler the naino
nnd .stvle tif “THE GUEENSnoUOCGH MC-
Tl ,\l‘ INSCRANCE COMDANY. ’ and fully
orjranizetl by the appointment of the folhiwin^
Oliicers. viz:
.I.\MES STiO,\N, President.
S. (!. (,’OFFl.N, Vicc rresidcnt.
I’ETER AD.'.MS. .‘Secretary and Treasurer ■
C. P. .AIENDENIIALL, Attorriev.
•lOHN A. MEI5ANE. )
W. .1. McC()NNEL, • Executive Ct>m.
\V.M. .S. KAN KIN, I
lUltKfTOK.s.
.lames Sioan. John A. Meoane.
AV. .1. Mc'onnel. Andrew Weatlxrly
\\ illiam .S. Eankin. C. P. Mendenhall.
.Tetl. II. Lindsay. Lymlon ,S^^aiIn.
J>hubal (t. Coffin. .It sse SlicHy.
William II. Ileece. .lonathan W. Field.
SAI.E.
V M CamplH'll, C W .Viitlrews, E C Hall, .T
Tyre (ilenn.
This Company h.-is now been in sm-.-*^Hrul
hnjmrlaul Sale of Town Lol.j. \
virtue of a Decree ot the Court of Eqvii- Piuihlin-js, Mertdiandise, I'urnitur'*, Proilui't-,
# ty for the county of Cumberlanti. :it the joct of this orpinizrttion is to at-
liton was ill, since the s;iil- t;,,,, i,ot to hear Julgc Duer farther, and
pa on lheith. Sales of the they ealletl upon the members of the Bar
.^llllllling fair (Orleans 4td. to aid them in jiutting him down. After
Anothkk I)IS«:U.A.CK TO TIIK I’l LPIT.— | Arciileitt.—In this county near
The liev. Mr. iJeecher, of the Plymouth ■ j^mjcsborough on ediuisday the 11 th
Church, Brooklyn, presented Kossuth, iti ‘ instant, illiam Holmes and Holden
POUT or WII.ilB Ii^«T031.
AUKIVALS.
I>ec 23—.'ichr .) P Hrown from Philadelphia.
o Lots ou Hay street, joining E. J. l^il- | Company, and ex].erienct‘has i.roved the safety
Iv ou the east each ‘20 feet front, and runuinfr 1 of Mutual Insurance t'onipanic.s, n» well as the
back to Franklin street, about 378 feet. ' ?reat s.-ivinK tt, its members: and no .stronj;er
8 other Jjots fronting ou Hay street,
each ‘20 feet front.
a few words more, complimentary to M,
Kossuth, Judge Ouer took his seat.
Kossuth then made a few remarks pre
paratory to retirino; frotn the table, in the
and a cannon ball! Symbols, wc suppose,
of the religion of this reverend preacher.
The Press Baucjuet, at which the Presi-
'* '1 :idv;met‘il at Havre.
\ I::' ,,{■ Whigs of (Vaven was
‘ II! .\ '\v!(erii on the 17th inst. He.so-
•' H-ioMug the course of .Mr. ^,jj ^ uijy ]ikcd free dent of the U. States was not noticed, and
Adiiniiistration, ami nominating course t.i »iiivn , ,1
IMlu; P for Pn-i.lcnt, Mr. (oaham i discussi.m when he expected it; when he Mr. ^\ebster and other members of the
Vi,.. IVe.ident ami Mr. Washington i did mit, he had rather dispense with it.- Ca.nnet were hi.s.sed, is stated to have
’ islv adopted, i [Cheer.-, and crici! of “That’s the talk’.”] been altogether an abolition affair. No
- • ' had editors other than those known to be tinc-
--.J"? I I ' . 1 1 11 J 1 1 ' ‘»4 Hrigs Pamelia from Hoston. Arcturus from i west of the Englaml Lot, each - 1
his Church, with a bullet, a grape shot, I Horne were instantly killed, and .se\eral Dawson from Trini.lad; Schrs j and running back to tranklm street, »hout
1 others badly injuretl by the tailing of ^j^ric and .Mnrv Powell from N ^ ork: Barque 1 teet. 1 -.a r * AT Hot
tree at a choppiug frolic, at Thomas | Samucl Train from I’orto Kico. 2-j—Brigs .Al- j 2 Lot.s, eat h -(> front, on iMaxweil
TV, j pine nnd Joan from Martiniiiuc: Schr Adcll fm 1 and running back about l.^b feit.
f w nnotbcr serious monitor New York. ’Jt)—Schrs Mary Patterson from j 1 Lot, corner of Maxwell and 1‘rankhn
J his .ICC I . • ‘ ■ , Charleston. M B Mahoney from Philatielphi*. j streets, 27 feet on Maxwell, and ruiini/jg back
'•riioi', v.t rc unanim)u>
-Brig John Keutlall from Carditf.
to all, that “in the midst of life wc are m
death.” Too much caution cannot be |
Mrs. Hardin's School for Young Ladies,
facts almost daily demonstrate.
Waihshorow/h ArguK,
The Columbia Cnrohiunn t* Telegraph
■ !' /ut. , were appointed to the Whig , he felt that in a free country, h , . , ^ ...
u right to expect ho.spitality, not only for tured with freesoihsm, were permitted to
\vb-n'ii*ui thinks that the lieojdc 'linner, but for his opinions, [“You purcha.se tickets to it; and the Kditor of | Counterfeit
'li lt I tj .i, prt fer Ualeiih as the place have'.” “you hav
of the (Convention. . willingness to meet
; accounts for the indignity
i true patriots who have fearlessly declared
Such is the freedom which we are taught their determination to administer the fugi- .jj.q yrgU calculated to deceive. No notes
AT KOSE HILL,
Arfir FaycUettlle, 2s. C.
The next Session of this Family
School, under the imni'?diate charge of Mr. and
J' -r fli
l'ivii,KN,,.,_The .Merchants’ Bank of -uss these matters.
l,a, declared a .lividend of impudence!
Ca.sUier, are VoX i the School being limited in number,
cloan, well executed lithographio bills, and xhe present Session, will close 011 the 20th
Wl'tl,.. M 1 ...11 , r\ J l,v Ko.ssulli and hi,s fmiids: Ibo fre..aT.ni live law. 'J'lie IVosidcnt and his Cabinet I „f any .Icnoiniiiation abon tco dollars are
-•'i'1.1 ^7 - [ If speed,, wl,ieh «iU ..ot tokra., a eata , are no favorites with tUe aWiUouista. ! i.»ued by cither brau«h tf tbi. bauk.
instant.
Dcc. 18,^ 1851.
W. IL
HARDIN.
4B-ltOJ
I06 feet on Franklin.
Also, all the J..aud lying on Mumford
and Maxwell streets, known us ‘Military Green,’
hounded by Franklin, Mumford and Maxwell
streets.
1 Lot, fronting 50} feet on Green st.,
between Gee’s and McPherson’s, as per plot.
2 Jjots on Bow street, fronting 29 4-12
feet each.
1 unimproved Lot on the South side ot
Muniford street, joining T, J- Curtis, Esq.
TEPvM.S.—1, 2 and 3 yenrs’ credit, with in
terest after 0 months—interest payable senn-
annunlly;—tie purchasers giving bond with sc-
curitj u, b«
Clerk and Master.
Dcc» 22, 18j1-
argument ean be produced in ther faTcr, thari
the coBfidence which they receive from the en
tire community where such Companies are iu
sticocssful rtj>cration.
Any information respecting the princip’f-i? of
the (Company will be cheerfully furnished by
the Secretary, or anv of its .Agents.
PETER ADA^IS, Sec v.
The Subscriber having been ap
pointed .Agei-.t. will receire n})pltcatlone and
make suiveys to cffcct Insurance in said Coni-
panv,
JOHN M. ROSE.
Who is nI.‘»o .Agent, h3 heretofore, for the N
Carf>Iins .Mutual In.suraace ('ompany.
Fajettcviilii, D«c, 2f>, 1851. ol-3m
NE\\nBOOk^
HE Wonder Bo(^lf for Bnys and Girb. bv
FlRWthome; Ladies’ fJaide, or Skilful
Housewife; Emerson's -Aritl'imetics, /tc.
A further supply of The Ifafinonist. with*
patent notes.
DATTA' E.XPECTET*.
A further supply of Books suit-iM- for
Year’s Preseuts.
Dcc. 21'. E. H.Vtr. ^ vT ?•'
rjii