North Carolina Newspapers

RAILWAY 11REAK3. A few accidents having recently 6ccurred on the F.nglUb Railroads, considerable at tention lias been directed to the discovery t'f nome means to prevent their recurrence. A trial lias alrtady been made of a new pa tent break, bctweeu Manchester and Ac cringt .n, of which wo find the followiug mention ; " The chief features of the patent i a ) shaft which passes over the top of the mire train, from the engine in front to the van at the rear, aud is connected with each separate break, Ro that it is in the power of any of the railway servants in charge cf the train, from the driver himself to tbe guard behind, to apply the whole of the breaks with which a train may be furnished at once, and iu au instant. The difference of height on the carriages, or if the train be curved, longntcd or contracted, arc points all pro v Med fur. If lht courting chain or side- chains break, and life carriages separate, the !ide of the shaft at the top hem drawn out ' f , . i i .1 i , n( lb crveLoa erisul.l itself ane.tv ,h VimnL'S T, ."' . . ., ",f. ... . ' 1 he cnie't'cn between the shaft at the top . ' if the trs'l nnd the- breaks i.s effected bv on upright cylinder at the end of a carriage j or van, whieh contains a spiral spring, ac ting on a cr.i-pin and worked by a w heel ami pinion at the top, between double racks, with Cfnticc.tilig links to act on the lever. j The object of having two upright racks, ' one enly bring used at a time, is to enable j th riiotion of the etirriaco to be reversed, i 'l itis is i fleeted by an eccentric, throw ing "tic rack out and the other iu trar. The) breaks are all self acting. The trial trips; w. fef tineiitly successful. At a speed of twenty miles an hour in a dsir.zling rain, on lippery rail-, the train was stopped in eigh ty yard. A run down an inrlined one in t i'r'.y soven and one in forty-nine, at thirty rice miles an hour, which previously it was Tn-vrr dared ti attempt over ten or fifteen miles an liour, and the train wa stepped by tin- break' in two hundred and twenty-eight ; ard.s. I piu a gradient of one in forty eight, at a spi ed of forty miles an hour, the breaks were suddenly applied, aud the triin bii,it;lit tj a stand-stii! in three hun dred v ! . ij'.ity yards. It is calculated that, with improvements whieh have been suggested, an ordinary traiu will be bruu.-ht to- a stop within fifteen yards." l. io Tit io Iit.AIl:!t A young, mid i'f ii.au at;;ic'ie J t j the Jap-m eipe Jiti jn c- the fill 'wiiij; deseription of the dress the inlnbit it t mi l. io C'tioo, oue of the j... ..p .ti s islaniii : "1 a among tiie first to lanl, and cn y yed a rich treat in a ii;litof th- Loo t'li jo liander!. Their appearance i in th-highest de.r.-e ejT-m'uate and iiiiplc, aud is r a-' -1 I y their dre-s. They shear the t .p the li..-a 1. b avii.g a nJ'u of hair all tir.i-ind. Tlii-. when it grows long, is gath er M ui' aie! n.ade into a knot on the crown, ti--- l,,.ii.j tjrii.- under and concealed, .-d all br-i-hvd o smoothly as not to k-ave a h ir o it of place. It is then kept in its !ip1v two j-it-e cn-in each other. T:j -'r i'ire' c ti-i.-ts merely of a piece of I ht aire niaterial thrown ever the shoul : r-. : i d gath-r-p1y kelt at tbe waist, i i.t eii ' liatigins down altno-t to the ground. 1 h.-;r ---nlals are ruaJ; cf a kind of straw, ire 1 by a trap over the instep and n'e.t;. -r c mil' cting with it, rearing over the t it 1 px-iiug betwetn the bi and ueit ji.i i i- th genera! dress. That of tin; itis and the upper ten' i s.jiuewhat , tin re is a little more of it, and they .we 1 the lui'iry of toi kings. All, :itrng a Loan- leave their saiiJa'.s p.. o r. ' .sALARir.- i'F S ll'X'I.MASTKHS ! IJ-isTON. ti ; iiii-ur ! a uiies, wects.rve, are be i ij lie ri ased at those place where the t e ory aui art of teaching are be-t under t s J. win. re the lialiDcatiuio of teachers a e the aio-t rigwiy scrutiniu-l, and when f...:.J t- bi- of a bi.'h crade. are tiie u.o-t ti iri.ly :-ppr-'.-iaU'l. A!t-rtiie 1 -t of March r.ei:. ui .--t of the t aehers in the variou ; . e ho ili iti litou are to hare their J ay in r a--!. The salaries cf n.a-!er in t t: Lat.n a::i 1 1 'j SehcioU will remain a.i a: pre-,. nt. "J I ''). Ma,t-.-r c th- (iram n.ar -eh . 1- r t j r- i-eive 1--m.i per annum, :.i-t. ad . ?l"ii i. a.- at pre-enl The sab-ina-tiT- A 'traiiiinar .''.hvi! will iticreas--i frvn Jrll'M to lJ'HI ,r c! fr the year's ' rvic", ell'") for the second, -1-' .0 f r the third a&d thereafter.- I'ahera ' the Li tin and iliii .-'ehjol wiii receive e!" ' i. i .-teai of S I -". The salary of u-h- r- iu the ttrati.ttiar hooK will b in-it- I'-e-i fr juj is-t'ij t.j ?). Hea'i a-sp-tains ri 'ira iniur Scho.is (fetnaiesi will recer-e l i 'i i p- r j jLjui, i-i-t'-ad of S t'"1, aud th ; ri-t:.: ;,'iy of $ i" to f -rtiale a-i-tatits w.i: b eh an :-.! ti cl'I't. The salary of the 'jf th-: N' jrilial . -h-il I flld Ut : 10 J p r i, turn. .ttei."e ll"mrr. l it r ,-' Mr!-Tf.H T'lSi'Mf Tn M. i has only ehaned sky Ti'it head -bv living in New Orleans, xr li" .rt- wi. i i j-t ai jiiueh a J'renchinan in jynipa ty. n aniier. ta-te and character as he cvtr a-. we l ive nr)t. a? we have often said, an i i hi. : i.Sia. ij. - that he wiil reprew-iit Ihiiii .j taf-s at th Court of Mad 'id. Mil w(, are in eitreme at home, be taa rf t'f ruf a ferine of principle that i'is.;i- ra -ni estr in- here, often become e-e' :i. r Inene an i d vile, and latie to. i S',i!o wje'iit to Madrid, ire all 3d M (.n iw. a eotorioo," ftlli'miir r , but the mo mi nt he reacht'l Paris be began to saiotbe ! :.:ji -ri.tii I asc.jriri pride. He hear r,f inn now as inr-i .fritjeg anaj'ire- to tu 'V leei,. iu or ), r t be rs-e'-iveel. The Mid- no .t ilt 'ti of the i.' 't ti uimm. aa eitraa-t Ii iu which is before U-, says : ' It at p ar th it M S ,ale has declared. a tii-'iiii' r the nio-t explicit, that hi mi- i'i w:i eotiipb ti 'y fire-igu to aiay j rojeet II'"' .i.r I-lafid of Cu. 1." 1 I i'. rt'.r III!, ni.lt't 'ItisNf A fcW dv- g 1 a 1. ai, aj.pii.'d 1,1 tin- proper authorities l.i a natr.ij,.. ctri.ti'.-st", bat upon beiiijf '(I., -t fe-J i,.. i,r,,l f, T. ,tt'-, ti,e Uxu). ,J ,. 10 ui.de ! An- r .i,,e -alC sptr.- ir silent t oU'l.', lo- 1 iji-tf.d that the lady w:ss d a!t r - '!ui c.ty in Mnaeiiu-e-tts at. i be lahcrb l.ev.ij thi! it was" NVore-esta-r " lilt wh'-n t:.e tou!.:.' tlp f. r,. -J,,. e. ' Hi to. the lady with a rcproviitoj a: her 1 reie- lovt r -t at. d that ,i r ualix w a- ie r . iiie. liii'jit iucilit. Ti vn.'i A PAY The snriua,; fimii- geati 11 "f f r 'ig-ni t to N' Vork i 1 it f a'. idt a th us.itid a 'Jay. i ijutrv b.-si le this c jl 1 reeir t-w at tin Wii at a d.ii- ) , aee-ssiuti f ui L a p"pulati u without it Icing f ill leas-J bv t P t, oiUt I'ltl and J i rrj.-r " ,.t thi ii 'inly what i recs-ne i at on ut l.ru S ..' rites 'JTortfr (Carolina Tncsday Aftcrn'n, November 29, 15-3- Li Willi AM THOMPSON Esq. '" Bjl"liwr' auinon.ru 10 uk im-iit and siibscrivtiens, .ilia tu griirit ri'Cciits. IT E. W. CARR. is nnt agent in !'hildr. 1 , ., , . , . ' ..... .ulna, authorized to obt.uu advertisements and pro. I....- hcrinii,.ii IT' V. B. P.il r, Kt is our authnrired scent fn re reive- advertise me-i.ts and subscript ions st his otlie-i s in hVtun, Mtw York and I'lnladtluliia, ' Thanksyiviii'. ! We wrrr jjratifird to with what unanimit? ThurtuJ.'ty was kfpt hj our citixrnn all bum. j m ss was uh ndtd w ith a ft w rxecpriont. Anolhcr X. C. Literary Produclion. Mri. I,u7nr rhijinrin, of Guilford County, North Curuliiia, pnt nti d u, a ft w J.i y since, with a nalir hound, and cW irlv prmlrtl, copy ot" a little bok, the production htf own pm tnti. t!d "l.irn'ft ri.trt'Ltioa and appr..Is to the un. Convrrti d, with pt TMtaM V.8 tu rlij;iou dutii-,' lt-jrm-d from the ant!jor' that the tdjt-ct of tli i.le of tlic bo.k wait, at'tt r drfrayir.g thr ti-pt-nc of its publication, to upply tltc proctids to l!ie MiPftionary caue. We have not had time to examine it claiini to liter .iry merit, but we notice I V.. t ore o'" our t x li.M; a. tl.e " R.i!ei;h lit gist r," con pttrnt authority , jjivi-b it quite a rUtUnnt,' no. tiee. It w--.f pnnlrd -I tiie c liice ot the To!," lUU-iyh .V t;no ti.ul it appr.r? WwklT to Ih-, out Its mural and out, a North C'jfotina prutiuctinn and thr objec t ot it ili will coiumcnd it to tin patmuae el a liberal public. The People's Journal. WV have rvei .ed tin- firvt number of ti.; month ly pcriiHjiral. publiihed in N- w York by Alfred K. Ik-arh, at aU ci nts a vul'ime, lt Ue numbera prif.nu two wlumtK. ll ta an illutr-td reeord of ajruulturr, mechanics, Ctene'V asd Btef! knowb-dge." ' FriiK r. Mi char.!1, in v nNrs,-mn J-Mtures, and people of tcry pr"f-aion will find in the People Journal a recwA-rv "f vuluaid- informa tion pecuii ir't 3i? d to their rtspeethe wants.' Kvcry ii-ni.iwr coi.ta.ma 3'2 l..rc tsm of Isttter-Fr-!1, lieautifully printed on fine piper, and pro furly i!lu:rt.'d en''';." Wc h-ve ftUo received the prn.prrtut of tiie 'Southtrn Kdrm r," a w-ekiy j"Ui:.jl, di voted to agriculture and kim;cd auhjieta, publiahed by W. A. J. M .,tm and e!ited by Thomaa S. I'l- a. fints and Aiwir vv N',1 Iim, in P U rttburjf , 'a. Terms of mtiM rij't ion one didiar a year, payable oti ? tie receipt of the tut nuintxr." We dcuhl not but that our f.rniera would be pleaiM d with t: tin x of the above wurka. "What's in tbe Future! There is now little or ni.tlnr.g in the political world wah which editors ni:iy lu g jilt- their lueny, dratreiTiir moinei.u. Tht spirit of p"htical actiii seems let U- restirtj in skep, that it mi'T the tH-t-ter sust;i.ii il.- If in the stiTins whieh tile meeting of the tncon.ni Congress will ive rise to in tne coantry. 'lliose ominous s;;'c' s, winch have for some linii- iieen ( hs. rved ili the hor;7' li of the po. l.tical skv, "t'.w l.irger and durki r, anJ hring olh. t T ili'.o i ii w, r.s the lot t;li' of ( 'on' rt.s a jiproaeh. ' s. Ik idt. tiie f,rti!Iy quirr.l in the IVi:oertic pirt "' U tween tiie ' 1 f i r l! s " ami ' rts," which w 11 oeeiipy a 1 i.-ec pjrtion of t'.e ueliln.ratioiis of tiie iK-mocritic majority in t'iinr ss.aiid wi.ich -a i, 1 be ii.W'd l.y the ins with tiie ssn.e spirit of Hid rTefnee whd h lllarktd the f-i'ili'Bcf tiie s jiiuti who itood Witu her arms f .lued and lkcd uin tiie fight txtween l.er hu.-iiuiid sua the bear xe'tit so far as they rii'iy fe. 1 itouii'i o prevent the .SiH" from oliUil.mj; the sup'elnaey in Con-jr'-ss tin re w ill not only Ik the preat Pacific ltdil Rond Itili. and the still preaU-r uotion of (.'uhan aiiiu x'.iori, but, a i;re4t.'r than all is tne aniieistion of the Sandwich !-ljiids, lyinp in tiie Pacific tce,n three Ihousml inilcs from the A inerican t onti in nl. Ttic foilowiej art'ele, v:iiieh we cxtraet from thai gre.it exp'ij' lit of our nutters! party filth, the S. tion.l lnti..i(ftn" r, wil! tlire.w .11 the l.ghl 9n this important .luteeet whiih ss (i-kin ii, 3iid -how ie our reaccrs the reality of the dan'-ra with wiiii h Democratic p.. Ley thrciitrris to involve tiie future of our onward e irecr in national glory S'l hjppineis. A NEW sS( HEME t if .I.V.V.A.l 7O.V. The reader W.II find b- low a comri'Unieat.ori from sn e-stee ined corr-sjaynui nt m a distant citv, on a silh.eet Wloen, lOoligli trciteij by liuii halt sjeortively, is eirie ot' dee p impeirt, anej one already liirv-leiiisig to ue e 'eirie a d.sturtiing clement in our puhoe isltiiirs. Trie pch me he re t rs le. is so new, sod solar transci riUii.g any previous cone. p;ions of toe Wildi-l imaaueation, tii-l th readers won -r' not in Hie lialnt of p. rusioer l' lii'.i r-tic pa-(- rs wfjuid re-t understand llie s ilusions of our e:or. r-'s-joriei' nt witnout some fmiirrj , xpl jnatii,n. Tlicv would hardily conceive li.ilt u scheme is n f - 'et to ete-d the tsugmts ,f this American l.'mon U"' lho'J,,"d .'"" "" "! ' ' to afiioi.-e iir.'J i'tii' x to Ho I nited -"tatra l'ie sal.ju 1-e. 11'!, com, a. -ed 'if II yiiee. anu llie Cool g'.ieus c:u I- loril.illg lli t'roUi. Iiain rejij, r a, woo l.-ve i-.ke'i only st the honor..! 1c i.aoer arid In;;'!' dratiny eou'eiopiit' d Ly the frannrs of tlic rredji 1 ,s - .(, ,, . , . ,,i . iui.,o a., vast i,d ... 1 t"'.L.W U Lfirj'-Lttf. If)' tlfi V .lf.' T,t tt, t,t . In .1 ft nr U ' torii trom m.r !,t u.- ir-m. Lraiu f ni; Mmtimnry ol the l iiiM-ra Ocji-tsverjlii I oiiiiiu.t' nd "in-?riiiietJ tiikr t-j tj trur itti'-K fit Afiit-f cn print-i,' n ai,J a.. ;i, r.tii'-!,!. Hi I! rv ri t.f'-'J rt-.t- t p nhftuio r . , iiinii it f-(!u'uu, fii'l it -!. I th in with on Of tvn t liOtilH ol tftt- pf'i XtUlll Iff fJU'GlC jf-P. I'nv f.rl i tut- I'-ii'H tug klr-t t tr nu a H jpfnt.j;. toil iftu r i l!.t I'hii-jfj' itiax Amrtwuu t'f th I iUt Ut r -' 'pr.rd if you i,ou!J fn w,Vt. .ii a vr wi km tint a tr-y "? urtuesatn-u t,j th I int"j l .tt ru rrtty t ' i li'o.tiaH O I. I n Itf It'.'fi, i-I'fi.'CH eMviHn., ( uiU ."t it f i ..(ri. iih RPM-jtrr lo Ih 7.-. i.tJ vt i h 1 j.4iilw, add Hit: authors ili'Mf.f fi,at H lavjinu (. mint tit. i .J'f), ii j g i. -t 1 1 u it tAjd'ju. nrv h (f'4ty if no' on it to W sj'j,r,((l'-i.. Mr . v .it j tin auttionty to ti'j5it4t- iij' h a trt-ty, sj. J tin- r".- rt i hanj- . t' C lijaiUII t sbili' t in UH'lt r'i lu Jur U , tf '.Ujf ht sihoij I', ( tjiu'.fl, thdt T is lilt, Jr J'.'UO, wSo f und itt !...!, r ot .Hr. Ai., i fn r.d of Brtti r.t 'ti, bet d ftsf ri ilm iWi oiii(ijiifiMt -nl 'j rnfjt-iit ( tu if in oliti- nt on the m'ljf t ; r r h t i 1 1 i m-or; a: uf j t t' bj v ths t he ,., .ii t. vir -t ' mi in I i!i'P ittf f t ifi roij'Jjti,iii, ( ' Ki i t .i ii 'it'' f adM -i, lid in i'ti ut sthn j,. ati'sij doir IM) aii! th tin ," VV hit an nhisufJif y to t lit t,f ftnnf tl,n ' 'ti m- h iNai, it u -.liii xtd T i'-j i .lif.,rijj, at pir f t h 1 1 St . tr 1 W r irr-fUiii( thut it t an not l on- n.)aUti to ror f Stat uf Hum Or iti.iid ir t' v... - - ! . V . i ,'.-. t. t T'rt.t ntf in it then as a Colony they are to I held ? Is it pro. posed to adopt t lie anomalous plan of colonics, un represented and disfranchised a political condi tion so utterly at war with the vital principles of our system of Government t And if as colonies, into what a sea of hazardous rctD-M nullities and perilous conseauences will this I'nion be embarked, I one that we shall ultimately fiud not piciir , hew. ever it may be named on the mop. But the reader urny say this is only a random surmise of a news-letter. Si. then, what llie ntti. cial paper, the men, says in its noinbir of Tues djy Uat : " I'M! As.NtX ITION OK THE S.VNUWICIl Isl.l.SUS. The beauty of the federative system ol liuvtrn iiient is sotin tu be illustrated in the queslmn ot the anneijlion ot the (Sandwich Islands. The im portance to our commerce, and the advantages of hiving them attached to our Government, hove not been overlooked by our peopls. The Ltgnla turt of Aikontatt at its session of lt-5J-'i3, ex pressed a dt eiiled opinion in favor of the acquisi- ; tion of those islands, and the auiiie senium lit lias j been fiut-rally entertumd wherever the qoMtion j has been considered. Hut our Government h..s nut departed from its established policy in regard to this mailer. The question of the annexation ! of the S .niiwich Island's has not origin lied W illi i our Government. The influence of our example i has been ojierative, and cit-xens of the I'ntlcd Mlei, in the prosecution ot their lawful schemes 1 of enterprise as individuals, may have exerted an influence UKn the question. Hut our Govern, i incut has taken no step tn bring about the result which now seems tu be nearly ripe for eonsuiuma. tion. If the islanders make up their niinda to seek ' the protection of our flag, our Government will i not lasitate then to take the subject under eon. aidert.tion. This is the natural course of things, nnd it shows that wc need no fiiiiouslerism to bring about those expansions of territory which all intelligent men see must, sooner or Lter, be . accomplished. ! " Our mission is to extend the area of rcpubli- can liberty by giving to the worW practical and , ilrmui atrative proof of its excellerre. When up. plictioiis are niade for annexstion, it becomes us then to look to our nwn inti rests in deciding the i question. Although, our Government has had no. Hung to do in niuiii(r elioiit the st..tc of things which seem likely sunn to result in an application Irom the Sandw ich Islands for anni x..tion, we art assured by the doctrinrs of President Pierce's in. augural, as well as by the American scutum nl of the Administration, thitt the application will re. . ceivc prompt contxdrratmn. We Cannot a moment suppose that the measure will Ih scriuui.lv tmhar r.ised by the outrageous pretensions set up in the protist of the French and British Consuls. The answer of the Amtricaii Cumiiussioner, Mr. Stve. ranee, is a full and conclusive reply to those pre. linsiuns ; and we have no reason to doubt that Ins sentiments will be cordially approved ly the Ad- ministration. ! All " pretentmim " are held tn lie ' outrageous " ; save our own. Itut i ur present purpose was sim. ; ply to introduce the pregnai.tconi.'iunic.itioii which ; follows, and to tlut we leave llie subject to-d.y. ! A QUERY. Messrs. GALrs i. Seatoh : As you are presumed ; to be always " posted op " on all questions of con. t stitutionu! intcrtrepatien, I wish resper'o'iy to in- ' quire whether or not the eapfion of our f ederal j l'onstiluio, which describes it as " The Constitu. j lion ef the I nit. d StaJi s fif Amrrica," is an ielr. gral part nf said inirument, di s'grrd to define the ; territorial hiwi rs of Us purvu w ' All copies of the lonsti!iitjon which I remember to have sein are ' iirosided witli this specific title, intended, is I al. ; Ways supposed, to give "a local liahitatieri and a ! n in.t " to thr I'niled States for which the C'onsli. ' ttlli'in that follows was framed. The motive of this interrogatory is sppsrent. I sec that we are to have the S.ndwich Islands an ntxu'4 to our glorious CnntV ih ri.cy ; and as it is 1 quite probable thut I may le in f.ior of this niea. Mire myself if it is only constitutional I is n,h to leurn whether the territorial restriction above sllu- 1 di d to forms a part of the orig-nal iusiruinent, or is only an in t.-rpoUtion, foisted upon it by the prin- ; ters ; for, if the former is the case, 1 do not clear- : ly see how we c -n bring these Islands withi.t the I p'.lc of the Constitution of the fluted St.. tea of A. , mrrxra, since no map that I have consulted pl.ict m them on our continent. Perhaps your nuBhbur, ! thi I nun. w ho scf nis to have very IiCh ral and ex. pansive ideas respecting what arc called "Airier i rail w..ttrs" and our right of "eminent domain ; in the sanie stiout the latitude of Cuba, may be a. t hie to throw some light on this geographical ques. t tion ; for, as nearly as I remember, the latitude ot Cuba and of the Sand won. Islands is about the I same. 1- the 1'aciric Ocean as well as the i " liulf of Mexico ' on .4mrriraa wa tcr ? ; 'I'iie necessity of clearing up this difficulty I. : fore wc proceed any further in the businiss of an. tu xing " Vs half.way house between the Anieli. J can coast i:id (. hino," as tittse Ilamisare termed i by one of your correspondents. Incomes the more aprarent from the able inainfi i-.o of Mr. Comiius. ' sioner Severance on the protosition in question ; ' for he (ipressly stati-s that "the Govci nincnt of. tiie I nited stales can have no colonies, Whatev- ; tr territory is acded is but on integral part of the ; whole, mi subject to the same national constitu. ; lion and laws." In case it should appear that enr constitutional fathers, in their short-aighu dncss, did actually lun:t the I luted St..tes to the Aint r ira n con tinenl, : would it not he advisable in amend at once the denriptive title of our Great Charter so that it ' should read, ' Tlic Constitution of the 1 titled Statisof all tin- World and the licstof Mankind "' i I'lns, nicthiriks, would give us "ample rn.ui nnd v rge ciough" wit it in which to excrcia- that pow. ft of aerjUsition which constitutes, according to our able Attorney General, the "vitality" of a nation. Ql'lE.N tSABK. Who are llie WlUr judges ! The "North Ctfolina SUndaff.,' and n few oth er flint faced IfcmocratiC prmli in tiit South at tempt toiiiflain the Prenident and hiif'abmtt for tneir unwsrranlib!- ii.t-'f r n'.e in the rnuriictpe.1 peirty r guUtioni. of the Stit- of N York. They Like the ground that the fix- id'-nt hirnwlt i fplfdp'-d hy his h IUr of acc jttance, and in hia In- 'jurl Addr, ti iuftjin and carry out th. ('inproniiiie .Mc. nun s, and that any one a;c pi i n j otfire under hun are jireunH.-0 to hate fore iworn s 11 pit at henxufl and placed thtiihtlvLa up. on the ?me ho-id ground ot national f-tith. Tii howvtr it c.'y a nrcitumtion which, like all oth. en, n.ay Ik; r hutted hy arcuinfUrici 'i'iie Ad iiiiiiiistratjf n do a not, and cannot, dny liidt tht 1 li-flf ' are true V the national fuilli ot tne i.irty, t ea u- Xitt y hat ve al way U en ixniiinti nt UjKjrt. m ot the Compromise, " and have ever h e n ITU" to tflt COIltltut,OIisll lltll fLtii uf fit .jllth, whertsit ti- Silj' were mir r no until t'.e :',tc lion ot eiic r4l i'lcree j and hate not in.r pi veil any oj n yU'in- tliat thy had rcintid th-ir for in r errofi und r p:nt(.-d of Ihrir tonn'-r ainv. It th y iitve con- o now, it i ordy au; thty have Ut-ii.or were to U'. hy tontri'-t, piid lir it in the t tjrr' fit St k of i iTf-rnfriei.t patron . gt. Tin nt itM'lf WOUld if. HUthClt'dt to justify stil llOl.f aft, i' i miik nt ft in dmtrufctM.g their tid lity. Mm h - opinionf can In. h'Hilit at any pn'.c, or Jir any ron. deration, ar unworthy of puhoc trut. JJut unp th-it liie Fr:iid-nt i prrieclly hoiitsl in tl e adoption of lux pohy ,' e con I inJ, a thu " J I . r i " do, that hi f,ofitnh w.t: ia nuiipUc. J. lr y TM pint, thr "Hards," or national Ih iiiotrutu, in In-; V'jrk h ; hi -n txp'i'! ijU ting Willi, and adopting every ript.cit nt hi tl.c wuntj, to iii'iu-t the ".S-dti, or irr'r: .S.jiJr and Alt At -t'nii,!B( to ah .it don their do trin t and work fsjitlit ji,y m the trac.a with llie iiittiooiil prty, Soiii.-t.im i, for th nuke of v-curm jr ti tlieniM ivte porli--.'i of the f.if- f.rii --, ti,' y have n.iji ,( ., With tiie " Mar'ta" in th-Slut.-i-Uetioni, hut h-iv tnvariitbi v provd j tat i t In 1 m l, thr-jr ph:l c, ttmt tue " Hro ' tiave 11 tii conho nc: in llifui, a. In-. rvJi.ntd tvry Iiojk- em r Iwiiijf ihi to pWjiii a.!!, and Um rrff'r J's,- foreawf;rn all futiire 'on. n-jiofj wiit i..rin or trut in II in, .Now, tii (u' kliofi ariitri,, what ground forma tne aureit hapo u.ii whir h Ut rf t a judiuent, tin: lonjf trn d ejr y ri' tit t t,i the ' Hurdf" with tiie KuM," or the ; ' "-i ruiM i -Ui " iAit y of the l'rtidenl ' 'J'he fij. ture w(. t. J with bi - ft . r i fit ta upon the lor. tuiie if t !. Itt-iwr.r Jtic pirty. It is not an an- ) ittmtly in huiitein ift'uri; i it not inoi-t f.fuoui aWriit v, ia it rif.t a htray;t of thr moat ron. 1 tf'tnptiMe 'apufily Ut rule, lo e a rn-in y iie ; tifji'lf to peraue a tertun roora" if pjlity, and tlmr, 'r-fi f r hjfl efffistitij'aon-il advivra, m-iti ministerial officers, to assist him in making rood Ilia pledge, man whoae antecedent lives bad tireii one continued struggles to crush the principles upon which thut pelics is based T What would have become of our blessed inslitulions, for which our patriot fathers had struggled through seven I king years of privations, and sum-ring, and blood, j it Gen. Washington had selected his Cabinet Irom ! me nriiisn lump, onu urinsn army r loovenooa I such a well tried patriot as IX, mil S. Dickinseui j l New York, and select such a fiictionist as Wil. liaiu L. M rev, to fill the Second highest otliee in the Government; and to n move from i.ttice such a faihful and loyal public crlicer ssGmn C. Ilron. son, tu muke roiiiii lor- such s vile traitor Liid ab ject partisan hs II. G. Kcutield, are pulitical sins for which General Pierce can never sufficiently atone to the people though he should wear out his life in making empty pledges, to redeem Ins bro ken vows. The tendenrics of DtMiiocrar y. At a meeting uf the " Hards " culled in the city of Washington on thu 14lli instant, to rejoice over the defeat of the Softs" in the lute election in ' New York, the following harmonious scene trail. ! him the entire monopoly of the tobacco spired, evincing the progressive spirit of modern manufacture. This is regarded here by Pcmocrucy towards a stale of anarchy ; j distinguished men familiar with Mexican al- The meeting was orgunixed by the appointment ; fairs as a very significant and important of Charles S. H'allsck, Ksq., President, and lien. ; fllcli aIJ l,jt.l, may Vl.f all'ect our relations If Vm" "nd '"ur," '"J'l'r" yi-l,reS.dc,,t.,ai.J : ;th It'is believed that Sunta . H. t base and others, Secretaries. i . . , . J , Cornelius W. Wendall, Ksq., oflcred a series of; A" " ' '. upon reopening of illt resolulions, which declare that the nomination anu ; ficulties with the United Slates, and nothing rivctum of Gen. Pierce to the Pnsidency w.. in 1 but the want of means has prevented a rup consequence of Ins unmistakable national unteee- j ,ure ere ,liH 8llpport 0f t,is vew it js dents, and known opposition to tbe opinions and !, .. . . conduct of those who defe. ted Gen. Css, in IMS, 1 f nl7 necessary to glance at Ins condue s.nce by voting in f..vor of .Mr. Van lluren for tne Pre. his return. It appears he has at length smeucy j that the meeting dues nut regard the succeeded in establishing a European cred Haltimore PUform as a gineral amiieity to such , 8J() j,; j, oiru.0rJ 0f t,is iroverntncnt arc uarties ; and thut the attempt ol the IK-p..rtiiieuts j i . i t i .i . i Inrush lout the National Ihmueraey in New York, ow PP-red to hear by every mail that he deserves the immediate atu-ntisn and correction of h throwu off the mask auJ commenced the President. The resolutions denounce Secrela. ry Guthrie's iulerirence me State sfl. irs of Ni w York, and eongrntul.le fit w Yorkers on their signal victory over the Krec-Soilcrs ; oepric ling the recent attacks Uwn Moil. .Ir. Ihckinson, Ac I he resolutions having men read, v. nicl It..!. clitle took the pisiform nu issdc an able speech SgaiilSl llie resoiUllOI.B rigaiuui): ineio a- Miaiiig a ii.. ,i , . . ,i A.i ..p..i..... .....l u "iiiuiy uiiaii i n.i.Mi.i. ing upon the movers of this imeting a eesign tu ink the Administration and bong the l. mm r-iic pariyinio disgrace. TV'V,irr,rfJd"with eiiciiit nt, and the speaker evidi ntlv Carried witn r . - hun the sympathies ol s h.rge porl.oii ol llie nice I- ing. Mr. Wendall arose to reply to Mr. R. amidst much cieitemcnl, and ssid he was one of those w ho had been instrumental in baring the meeting tailed, .md pioceeded at consuieriihlc lengih to aa. locate the resolution. Ils the President, he ask. ed, earned oui the principles of tbe Democratic party ? A boisterous response, ' Yes' and ' No,' was made by the gen'.hmeii present the former, apparently, predominating. The Chair called to order. To quell the excitement, the b.nd in at tendance coniminced li play, sut the music was nearly drowned in cheers for Dickinson.) A tier order w as restored, .Mr Overton uddrciscd the assenihl v, and said thst the great question w ..s not opposition to the Administration, but simply whether Free.Siilisin should tn an clcioc.it in the Democru tic pnrtv. Aitir Mr. O. had concluded, there were calls for the question on the resolutions, when Mr. K.lcIi:Ve reminded the meeting that Ills resolutions were in iiiifrsll v designed as sn aitaci upon the Ad.iun. istri.tion. Mr. enilcll di tiled the sift, on, upon which the greatest exciti mcnt pcrvadeH the whole --cm blv. and an appeal tu blows sinong the leaders ot Softs and Hards was for some tune ex pec ted. Jsonichudy moved tnal the suhjfet In-fore the meet, ing be indelinitely postponed. Anolhcr gentleman wished to olfer a substitute lor the resolutions be fore the meeting. lie tore the question wns distinctly put. Win. II. Thomas, Deputy Collector of tins ,".rt, sprang up. on the piatiortn slid moved an jujouriin.t nt ; hut In-fore pulling the question, pri'ted tone chiers for the Administration, whirl-, la ing heartily re sponded to, Mr. Wallack, the harrman. strue-k Mr. Thomar, and knoeie-d hint from the pi .llorin. V hereupon a general melee e isued, which lasted lor several miiiutcs, but whick resulted in no very serious bruises. The meeting was thus broken up, snd the N.i. tmnal Democrats then proceeded to serenade Ik-, verly Tucker. The Recent Elections In New York parlies are divided into Whigs, Hards, or National Dcmoerais, and ."softs, or Free joilcrs and Abolitionist". In the recent election in that Slate, owing to lis split between the M Hards' and ' Soils" e(li running iia own ticket, the Whigs, hating a h.rge plurality ol votes 111 the State, elected th ir whole t te lie kit except the two Judges ot Appe-ls Ue,n wbe.in llie " llarus snu " rwjns coiieu anu win nave upon joint ballot in the legislature be-twe-en nine, ty and a hundred majority. With all the power uf tiie rreid"t.t and In (i. oint t to Uick the S,fU," the "IIci" beat 'hein by, about !t,UtU import anoe to th oum anv "I" lr.-,.-urin: nl! v...n theSutc. Tin. a. it .huld hue u Tot:crvt an! of briJ-iti- it . X h Tn .MaKaaehuacttP, tliep- Wsia no election for f t!l( wt point J.iibl. without Hitcrfr-r Ciov. b? the people, ul aa e w hijra hve tio tna. ing villi tin fiicteli':y uf th" Tnal, wT? a- jonty in the Houte and I m the S-iuU-, it ta more tine'l y him i th; r?;toii.- w hi U caue J th-n p.oU Me that the Ise.Uture will elect a hiUi to tlt'rhne the iucriii-ci .-ary. VN 1'ijf t.'is'-rnejr. " In IejUl-lana, it IS sail lll.t tlif IV meeerv ta ha Vf 111 niaj'iritv in llie Lei'isl .te e. Three I-nii.e r..ts and one Wing are e'r.-j-d lo imgress. (i.-e.t: A Cl'BIofM r Af T The National Ilite"i frauels are s..id lo liavrW's rpe tru d in Hie -.'encer, in remarking on the fm-t fif tii" elrriions in New Orle. ns by tl e lVn,,.. r..tm The ra,ua tliane 0f ,1C rliaraeter of the I'bi I emevcrats have earned the Stats ot Vs isei.nsui . , w. , .. , - lar ,j , teet Mates enatc Irom a Mere privy cnnlii n j of the I'resiilent to a ile ei'leil deliberative , I body, savs, that in the lir-t es,ii,!, of th" A happy Lmon ; fir,t t 'onres.a, J'resiilei.t V 'a-hiii't "tt e.nne WV ie it stited in 11 Duly Pele-rstiurjf In. Jeersonally into tin; Senate when they w- re lliL'eiiee r" that tie- I ni'.u V i.iif anil .N li'.n .1 Its inue r..ls e.f .New Y ork ateabf.til ta unite t'i but de.wn j-'r'-e: Smlisin in tliat S-t le. If so, it wotiicl lie the ir'ait honiirai.ii', liisful, B'-ee-pL, ble, and r..l' is'irthy, callti'e:i ever lerinrd in the Noltli. e-rn S-Ules. .SYNOD OF NORTH CAROLINA. The Synod of North Carolina nut in the I're-hyttriau (.'Lurch, in this place, on the evening of the !Uh of November. In the j absence of the Moderator, Mr. Mebauc, the Rev. Mr. Mcl'liersou opened the ."syneid with ,' a sermon. The llev. 1! McLean was tier ted Moderator, and tbe Kev. Messrs. McNeill and Caldwell were appointed Clerks. JJe teeri titty nd isixty ucinbc-ra were in at tendance upon the esniou of the "Synod. i he business, was tran-acted with great unaniuiity aud di.-pai' h, aud the Synod ad journed at a lat- hour on .Saturday night, to meet next year iu the village of Concord, Cabarrus County. The nioct interesting item of hu-iness which came before the Synod, was the pro posal made by the Synod of Virginia to tu iow a Fourth I'rofessorship in ( nion 1 heo logical Seminary. This) .Seminary ii under the joint control of the Synods of North Carolina and Virginia, and is located in I'riiicc Kdward county, Va., in the neigh borhood of Hampden Sjrdney College. A delegation of Virginians, consisting of Rev.: I'et"n Harri-on and Rev. Dra. .Samp-on and Dabncy, I'rofes-ori in the Heminary, .'il jicarud in ."-'y .od, and gave iiiforma-; tion concerning the view and feelings. of the Virginia. I'risbyteriarm, touching fcf this matter, harncst specclics were made by Rev. Mr. IV-nick and Hon. A. V. Vena ble, and .liter con-iderahle di-cus-iou it agreed to proceed to the work of endowing miid rrofesorshifi, and the whole matter referred to the loard of Director of the Seminary. 'I he remaining piart of the Kcssioti of the i Siiod was occupied with the supe rvision; A noteworthy cireum-tance iu relation t., ol the Records of the various IVesbyt- ri.-s, thn present condition of the dry good- mar and the general subjects of Mis-ions and , Vet of the Cnited .States, in that while fr Kdut atioti. Tim Rev. Dr. Lowrie, of Newjc-ign fabrics are abundant, .-n,,! prie s !' York, was heard in behalf of the Hoard ol those of dome-tio iiiaiiiil.ieture ar in ,),.' roreigu Missions, and the Rev. II. M. .Smith,! maud nt high prices. The lirt is to be at of Virginia, iu behalf of the Hoard of Pub-, trihuted mainly to the imme,,,,. importations liesrir.n I li II . eief.t.. g.s MirSv"tsellS ne-rr .1 Tie members of the Synod Beparntod with the liveliest impressions of the boepi tality of the citlaens of Wilmington, and were followed to thsir tiotnes hy the auet j tion nJ respect of Uiauy hearts. Wilming ton Commercial. SANTA ANNA'S PKSIGNS. The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald telegraph to that paper as follows : " Letters have been received here from highly respectable persons in Mexico, to the cflect that Pou Miguel Kcundon, the weal thiest uiau in Mexico, wortb tome thirty millions of dollars, with au uuliuiited credit with the English house of linriug & lirothers, has formed a clo-e aliiancu with Sunta Anna, and pledged him all the influence of his name in sustaining his huropeun credit. In return for this Simla Anna has eiveu hostilities. AMERKAN InuEMITY MATTEIts THAT almost Think. Among the multitudinous oKi...t. ;, im,..., .i tt-.l,ioinii : oh:.ts : p,,.,.,. nf,,rt W.-him-ton ; .1.., .i.;n ' j . , . , . fill invention that rucks un runs frnm a eon- - , . fused heap, turns them all around wi'.h their beads up and sticks them iu paper in re - "1 rows'. Another machine goes through s. l l. ..l .. c : . i . i : .. . "c uoie process oi cigar msMiig, iusiu in the tobacco leaves and turning out the per- j feet article. Une machine cuts cheese, ano ther scours knives and fork, another blacks boot, another rocks the cradle, and seven or eight take in washing and ironing. An-i other pat ftit is for a machine that counts the paisengeri in an omnibus am! takes their fare : wheu a fat mau gets in ii counts two and charges double. There ii a varie- ' tj of guns that load themselves, also a ti-h-line that adjusts its own bait, and a rat-trap that kilU ami throws awa v the rat, and then baits and sets itself, and stands in the cor- , uer for auother. ' The Case of Capt. teinsns It is stated that in the ca-e tf I'apt. 1 tlin, of the ichootier Flirt, the Ihiteh ( i ov eriiiueiit are willing to luitil the verdict of the Jnt.m court, which was anuuiled by the colonial autliuritief . Accordingly it is suggestod that the Captain should receive his indemni ty for detention, urunj fntn eighty-three to one hundred thouaml dollars, take back what there is left of his prope rty at li.it av ia , and say no more about it. On tiii ha -is the matter wiil be settled by the Ihitih without any official correspondence with our Government, and, ai it were- of their sp hi taneous motion. Put Gen. I 'i.-rct , it i re ported, does not regard thi- proposal i sat isfactory ; in his view not only i- there an in demnity due to Captain iib-on, but an apol ogy is necessary lor the insult oflcred to the 'stars and stripes by the unlawful seiiure of o American vessel. A RaKK. CaiE. The rare ili-tanee of an officer refusing to have his salary increase d has occurred in lialtimore. Win. G, Harri son, K'ep, re-elected President of the Haiti more and Ohio Itailrond Company, had his salary increased by the? Hoard of l'irei tor-. At the mef ting ot the Hoard, on Wedin-s- (Jav, Mr. Ilarri-ion clined to receive the increased salary, though he stated he Couid not but feel highly compliments -i by the! vote 01 the Iiviiru Ml OC rmj it t tiim. 1 hf vote ol the Hoard iiiofie -rin tnL'ai;ed 111 Kleeiitivc Se--i'iii, .ind m,iie ,ia tioniiiiatiotis liiiusFlf. He took llie Vice I'resiiletit a seat, and fn i'i-iitly a ldre'-ed the Senate on Uie exeeniiv hii-iiie-s tln had before them, and oft n exerei-ed an in fliieme and almost a control, that wnuld be roiisidered as liifhly improper i;i riir dnys. 'J his praetice, however, did Uvt long con tinue. Heavy Hhihikkv tiy Goi.ti I)i r Thir ty Luxes I' preieiited to contain i jli du-t were recently alnj.ped from ."vm rnmei-eo fur .Nt iork, via l'anaina, coii-ine i to tiie American Kxchanc iiank. I pon arrival at New Vr-k they were forwarded to the Mint for coinage, where it was a-eertained that two of tlee boxes were filled with hnl lets and ljot. an adroit robbery having beeu effected, probably while the boxe, were in Irai-stUi. All of the thirty were originally of the same: sizo and slmpe, and similarly branded j but it ii siipp.j-e.l that two of them were ab-traeted , and other- of similar exterior .-'ib.-tilued in their places. IIkavv Fai.i, of ,1iiw-Ii, a letter from Fred flimp, a highly respectable citi zen of eJohn-ou County in tins .State, da ted (let. "J-'itli, I "-":), he says : " Night before la-t we had a snow, wiiich iell to the depth of thirltin im he's in in'' our mountains. The Timber i- crm-k-iu all directions. Trees of the l.r. t size have fallen to the ground- some have broken up from tin,, root- others broke off half way from the ground, and others have bent their tops t.) ,.. trround. No one at a di-tane,. VH, j,,,. aeine the danger or travelling jn the woods. A ipiantity of timber has been; destroyed.'" tiitm hlnn 't 'I',,,,,. WAiif, I Which hate floi'teel . POie,l,ry imi ' 1' r 11.14, s,-,r sua, tt I I IP II. I I I s TtUgrophtd Jar Hit Cliarlfton Courier.) Saturday, Novemuek 20, 185U. LATER I'KOM KUKOPE. AR Of THE HR.MAll.STliA.VER CANADA. New-York, November 34. The Royal TSritish Mail steamer CanuJa, Cupt. Stone, arrived ut Halifax this morning, briniii; dates from Liverpool to Saturday l'Jth itift. Her news, of which we append a synopsis, will be fouud in.oresting and im portant. LiVMtrooi. Markets Millignn's Cinu far of the 12th, quotes New-Orleans FairliJ j New Orleaus Middling Oj Upland Fair fij j Upland Middling 5j. Thr demand was good aud prices stiffer, the greatest improvement being manifested ou Middling ijuulities. ;ales o the week 15,000, of which speculators took 11,000, and exporters 3,000. A later dispatch gives us the following particulars. Kus. Cut uiElt. Cotton. Middling grade have advanc ed ncurly 1-1 Uili. The warlike news from the East, thestop paoe of mills on account of tbe Lancashire strikes, aud the shortness of the harvest, have stopped speculative operation. The circulars generally do not change their figures for quotations. The sales on Saturday up to the Cana ila s sailing, were 4,ii0 bales, the market cloning steady. The Liverpool stock is now OS 1,000 bales. Rkkaustiiis closed with an improving tendency. 11 li E. Sales of 100 casks Carolinia are reported at ail, beiug a decline of (id. At London, Rice was active, wi.h an advance of :i a rid. State of Tbahe. Trade at Manchester holders refusing to submit to any 1 decline. I Con EE has gained a slight advance. i Havre Markets. Sales of Cotton for 1,1 L II. lllll t .l,.a i the weea oi'iur liaiis. Market firm. l)r- ( leans is iiioteu al t II. The commercial advices from India were considered favorable, .....,.(.,. ii "mm i ii.ei'cLi l'tlhll ILAli l. 1 r.L.lali i r..M r,. The Waii in tiik F'.ast The Car has iv-ucd a violent aud threateiiing tuauilcslo, declaring his deteTUiiiialion t) bring the Porte to terms by force of arms. Ii v a telegraphic dispatch from the French Consul at Hueharest, dated November , it is announced that the secotiu anu tiiiru divisions of the Turkish forces had defeate! the bvurth divi-ion of the Kusisiaiis near I'or t ut ti. 'i In; Pus-iaiis had retired towards Pucharest, with lu of tilill killed and Woun ded, including 1 I officers of high rank. A Kus-iaii war steamer had been burnt bv the Turks n-ar Arsova. The Kjsiian f rees defeated constituted the main body nt the army in t Paiiiieiiburg. Priucipalitifs, under Gen ' ' '1 he Turk Lave a!.o been ict rious in Asia, under Selim Pasha, and were pressing ; in strong fine towards liuctiarest. j Itis now believed that all attempts to settle the difficulty by diplomacy inii-t fail ! at ira-t until a decisive haltle shall be I night The llu--ian army has been rsduc -! by sicklies, t i "it.iilMi, and no reinf irei tnents could arrive under six weeks from the last accounts. Au-tria having concentrated large bodies; of tro ips on her frontiers, the f"erian Gov-j e ri;iio i.t have noli lied the Porte that neither , Au-tria or Pru-ia, should be allowed to! occupy that territory, and their population, was eaiied upon to arm. It is rep jrled that i v, st.. i...i l .(; .lu-'im nirieui'ijii uiiiuiriu iieuii sut, wil , . . ,. ti i t'Miiilili.Mi Ilia I .irl's eanelil in m iniilat ,, eil " f- - I ' iti Ins army t ) Au-trian relajees 1 here are , fresh ruinors of troops being rai.seel inKgypt. ! Imma. The la-t overland mail brings' news from India that the Ciar of the Kusia j bad aiT' Cted an alliance with Dost Mahomed, whereby the latter ple dged to declare sit i ajaitist the Indo-Ilritabtiic possessions, if' Kn.'lanJ continued to epou-e the Turki-h ' eiuse. A large Rus.-ian force was to ente r I I'.jrkhardi. j It was rep rted al-o that a large Persian army w as cllectirg in aid of Ru-sia, hut' this is denied at I 'on-tanliii'iple. 1 Km.I.ami. The fleet at Spith'-ad bid; b'-eii ordered to prepare fir e by llie I 1th I in- or ler issued from a full Cabinet Coun- , cil, held on r-ceipt of the ibove ink-lli-genee from India IsAl T llt"I TIIK KtT The Russian ' oiFievrs who have- been taken pri-mers have be. ii taken to Cili-tatitinoplc. Tbe allied fie. ti were in the ) ! i phoru s. It was ru mored tloit the Turks li.id.slorined Hucharet. The I' .rtc hal ileeidediy rejected all if fi ri of ilipioiiiatii' arrangi'ineiits. It was currently rumored that imniediate ly on r' ccipt uf de-pat. In from lieu. Rarapuay D' iliilii rs, aim. Mincing his arrival at Cotistan tire. pi- , "Jo, mm French troops would be or ! red there. The AtLiiitir arrived at Liverpool on the Uili. iii-t. AM'IIIO.M, vm ( AVAIiA. The Turks have fortified Hlenita. ( r ivitji, a t in of Si rvia near tu Danube 'J FtiS. ('ill It'l.rt, Four thousand Turks have occupied Kal arn b... Karakal, a town of Wallaehia and Capital of the District "f Ramanaui, .'iitmile-S V. of Krajova'J Kh Cnt.HiKR. I wo thousand Turks were al.-o on an is luid in friiit rf (iiurgeva, a town of 'al lachia on tiie ii ft hiiik of the Danube, and twelve thousand in lj."r Wallaehia. Va rious other movements uf the Turki-h forees were re-ported as having been made in the Vieil ity uf the I l.-ltlul'C. I he lirt buttle in Asia took p!aV:e at Ral- lovnon. ( ) the Czar bad reiiieted the Montcne grins to act against the Turks. c(insh;ni;i:s ffr raili:oad Fll'iVt IHK'.'IsT TO TIIK 'Jfini. I 11. II. Corbett. ;. Marshall, M. linrgen, R. E. Johlirton, .1.1,. Rillew, II. Nieiiols, Wakefield W., W. Weaver, Levi Parks, Siil S, llevin, A It , McArthur, t,-t V I! , D li MeKillley, McAmy White, C. I'. Fi-her, .1 D Drown i L., R. .t A. Mur phey, R. K Simontoii, D li. .V ,1. L. (iaither. U. i uiton. Miirpb. y fc S. Webb, I'hifer V I., I . . .lones A I',,.. .1 II .., .,... t 'o , .. o. Fink Si Co., T. R. Tate, .Jenkins, I R ."x Co. R. Reid, Murphey, McR. k Co, I I. li. Kmeaid, R. C. liiirgar., .1. . liordan,1 Mrs. M. ,ke, Chaiiibera X (',.. li I .Sloan, II. F. Ram-oiir. Ilsri.pr .1 .1 l' I Springs, . (;. Hamilton, A. Mieek Si II Mei'y. ' IMJIiMC sai.i:. 1 1111 1, subs' rilH r wilt a. J I ..is tiis U I sl e.f iKcem. a Im r m l, nt In. ,l.i,,l limn , rabiirruari.iin. ...... in. Sloes . , ,, i,el, II.,!., Ko.l.l, r mill M 'V, t..'k "I ( allle. I.,i, ,, r.,.., r k,,,,! - ..ififon. un, .. i ,i ni, i,,,,,, , 'i',,,!., a ,-. Al ISO, vein e.li. r I'll s.lle oil thill day, iy I'l.'iiilation, I. in. i .r. iii.usiy W,,. r, rsims wialiiiii i, eli.'isi s.n i.leaa. rull e.ei r... I..r.... el .i.. pur. F. L. C, ALI.f'WAY 1XI.I--.-I. . ,,, .V., Harness and Saddlery. A K E now receiving t the Charlolte Sad.ll a SABBES, WHIPS, &c. that has ever come to lhia market. Ti ennstnntly on hand, a large stock of P of their own uianufactiire, and are alio r. iniinuf.icture llainess ol'ev. ry ,t, rii, ''" ,0 to ...it the times. WV feel j u.lil.a l,, "n that our work cannot be beat bv am on ""'""If hshm. ut in the .Slate. ' ' t""b. I (Call and give us s trial, and wc warr.. I... .le.l 1,1 llie I. IM, u . . """I tl.n ' V V, cauillc and li ness M-nulnetory," and no mistake ahum .. ir u i lUt . :.. i, "ooui u. i ii'in muiiuoieo ail C'lSCf PLUM MEM c Wum-sfrei-r, 1 W uhur, Ih, 1U ,i CkarlMe, .Voermfcer .'!l, 3. n,f Sale of iVcgi eieo. HAVING taken out latter, ,,r Admii,i.i, cu the estate of the l.le W,o I io l. and having obtained an order of u( J groea, 1 will expose to public sale, all the " C ii:gii?oi:s of said estate', in Charlotte, l)n Krulry, the .llnl, r Drei iuLe r Hex', on credit of an ,'nil, j ,,', , ore eleve n ot said Negroes, ronsistu,,; ol 'j'' men cud children most of tliem young nu iJ u The Note s and other papers of sanl et.,t, , the hands of Win. Johnston, Kj., of Charl. .11, (tj all person- indelittd tn the same are rei ut.i. , 0 call ami make payment ; and those bavu,( t !,,'," against the estate sn requested In pre s, m hun prope rly suthrnticat. il, r Ibis unto e mSn plead in b.,r of the tr reCiiverv. T. L. JOHNSTON,. I,,,-, Aarrm'.er ail, I -.'. U7 (rood Hlnekiii;. Ill K suhscnlirr, having piiretnai , i ... ngi i now lua nu fact 11 nnp in t hirl. lie, a -n -t.' , 1 tiiile of Oil Itiai Wing, tor Uvots anu s.a,lWi(1,a he Is now ready lo s- wholesale or r l-i! . ti fr in.et scMirnitifMlating terms. Pcrsee a tn t!a ! ; ( of kcriiiiig tne srtu le neeil not no s. ln 1 .,, o, m i n a mole up. riur artie le un . f1Ki. . j near home. (TI AP.LKS T. KIIKI'.II A!:'- .Varcm'.er '.' I, l."ij. fill t IH N i.li r'. l longing ,., N,o, M lanU witi bv lured at the poioo Charl. lt, ou the 1st els y of Januar r I ""' 'l,l''-v ' '-' . " ; (.HIS. II JAS. P HKNPKU.snX. f.i- o .Vrteew.'r ol, l.i.'t. Aofiee I h ft v (jtcii all p f til ill J. I.. tli JLfAtMl, !trV i jftj at.rj m up p4 y 11111 1 ; ni (j ( .!, tnni Mid faljir ire r ti tj. i-j t. t.-. . n m leg illy authentic atrd wiihin t'.e ' senhe.l l y or tins notue will u f W.M M GHIKI', t .. . J. S M KAN'S, ' l-i.1. Ua .Vur-f m 'tJ mi. The suln 1 r I her in i'or tv s !!.r r" W -iy ltrn",'lr. "! he ha, rr i.;a , -i- FT eel his ( onli etioo' r v eeol If r-j under the lo iMfef . - . , .... ; 'a tiis tut'-hl, on, should tbe eneourat'eio, nt s i .... .... . I rslil II. Iu Keep a upfl 111 sell rln .. ill Ih. 1 . II' tiis now on lund Pine Apples, lerr.afa I ( tiy. N'uts,tanarj S--cd, c. T. J. IK'LTn.v t'hatlt'ttt , iurtmtt o l-;.:t CM U'ahuTTK. rf W W in Tttg, . dirmt and ( hi iu- t. I anj if, .tlultf, I h!t. I inU jfid .i-D: Arliri-., ..ri i.hf, tni'ow i.bisat..; I t : art-, ( rrni h, Knpl. h a r.ft nrt , u Y in rr, Kmr T-iih I mh! hatttg Sa.pi, ,,- II si fid Tiitrth llrijitM. ISmt tryihf, urp IN ii til I minim' nl Tr i nd nf.(.ri i kiin, ;irf , Nibjli, M IniUriurrtl (e.f. .. t .r i'atctit and Pf njir i tiff lnniM"l l Si(rri..r Ink. I'nr n. a ai.d Itf-n:;- I r tit tli ml piif p-.w n, J-.,! fair U f.t (I j fj-t f i , rr i, it . !r- l nJ i t.itiijnt tt4 n .v .j., - i "ft Kind in lif i-ff-jtsrf f..i..if i. !.,.i 'I . ; Kn r Arti fi A i , A . 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