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" CHARACTER IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS J ANrS jrHK GLORY OF :THR$TATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY" W.r v X pg. yuxojy LAYETTE VILLE, N. Cfc APRIL 3, 1852. ; ' " -ti texixtxs or THE NORTH CAROLINIAN. Per annum, if paid in advance, $2 00 "O. It Uaid at fhcrn,! nf1 mnnlhi 9 rfj Du. Da. if paid at the end of G months 3 00 if paid at the end of the vear, 3 50 N. subscription received for lew than twelve mourns, unless paid for in advance. Letter! on business connected with this estab iisninent, must be addressed R. JC BRYAN, r.jnor ot ine xvorth Carolinian and in all cases past-p.id. KATES OF ADVERTISING : Sixty cents per square for'the first, and thirty cents l'r subsequent insertions, unless the ad- vertisvinetit is published more thaa two months, men 1 1 w jh oe cnarged i sFor three months, ... $4 oq For six months, - - - . 6 00 h ov 12 months, - - - - .10 00 " CCJ- All advertisements must be handed in by 10 o'clock Fridiy morning, and should have the number of insertions intended marked upon them, otherwise they willbe inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. JET-i FUli SALi: AT THE C A It O LIN IAN () F F I C K, ut 7 5 cents per quire. For any quantity over 0 quires, GO cts fer quire. JOHN D. WILLIAMS, UonmiLSsion and Forwarding MKUCIIANT. Fayetteville, N C. IS51 . Oct I. TOBACCO. The subscriber has ; tjood stock of Tobacco on hand, and will receive regularly, from Messrs J. Jones &, Cos f.ictory, qualities assorted, from common to very fine, which will be sold at the lowest manufacturing prices. J. UTLEY Fayetteville, Oct 1, 18.31 . tf MARBLE FACTORY. .Nearly opposite to E. W. Willkings' Auction Stue. FAYETTE VI LLE.N. C. Oct. 1, 1&51 v m Li A ! rpwi 1 m n a If Hyson Ten, Imperial Tea, Young Hyson Tea, Ooloui; I ea, quality flood, better, and choice, a I u;e supply and good assortment all selected by a jii'lc, and recomme uded us fresh and fine flavored. i or sale by Oct 11 S. J. HINSDALE I ! I K It I A Li TEA. Just received to-day a c hest of Imperial Tea, tint is asjiooU, it not a little better than was vver o lie red at tins market Oct 11. S. J. HINSDALE. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. AT V IIOI.KgALK & RETAIL. J. M. BEASLEY Would respectfully in form the public neutrally mat lie lias recently re turned from New York with decidedly a very lart;e lot of WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Many of the Watches were bought bv the nack age for Cash, and can therefore be sold very low lie has watches of all kinds; chains, keys and seals of all the latest styles; finder rins, ear rinjs; madahans of all sizes, both English and American make; ladies chatelains; collar and sleeve buttons; slnrt studs; gold spectacles, Iiht and heavy; any quantity of old pens and pencil: gold and silver thimbles; bracelets; silver fruit and butter knives ; silver spoons ot all the vari ous kinds and sizes ; large lot of pocket cutlery; scissors ot all sizes; button-hole scissors; survey ors compasses and chains; mathematical instru ment,; any kind and quality of pistol that may be wanting; large lot of fine and common single and aonbie-b.irrei ixuas ; game Das, shot bel and powder flasks; MILITAUV GOODS, including all between the small button and bass drum ; violins and extra bows; flutes; clarionets; fljsielets, aceordeons of all kinds, music boxes. perfumery soap, tooth and hair brushes, dressing and pocket comas, piaieu ana uruanma ware, and various other things too tedious to enume rate. Call and give me a trial. ftf- Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired. Cash paid for old gold and silver. J. M. REASLEY, North-east corner Market Square. Fayetteville, Oct. I, 1S51 ly HTtT. HALL. . FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY. Castiuns of every description made to order. A lot of Rabbet Metal for sale. WINSLOW STREET. Sept G, 1S51. tf Fire Proof Slate Roofs. All persons about to erect Fire-proof Build ings will do well to call on the subscriber, as he is prepared to contract for Slate and Metal Roof-in"- Gutters, Leaders, Leaderheads, and every thing belonging to the Roofing Business. Also to give instructions in roofing for slate to make it effectually prooi agamsi me anu vit. FRANCIS SHENTON. Fayetteville, March 0, 1Sj2. 3m THAT POLISH, HOW IT-SHINES! 10,000 boxes sold within tlie last O months A J. WOODWARD returns his thanks to the public for the unprecedented encouragement he has met with in the manufacture and sale of his celebrated Tolish, and at the same time wishes it understood that he always keeps & supply on hand for wholesale or retail. Experience has proved that this Polish is un surpassed for quickness in putting a gloss on boots and shoes, and also iu preserving the leather. Persons wishing to oil their boots can use this Polish with equal success immediately after wards; the leather should be rubbed as soon as the Polish is applied, before it dries. a he ro isa can Ue iound at the store under the ClinianJPxrntiax Office-.- FayetUr illeb'y 21 ,. 1 s52. 1 ' 67S-ly SALE Or LAND FOR TAXES. Agreeable to an order bv the Coitrt of PIp9 and Quarter Sessions of Robeson County, Feb'y Term, 1652, will expose to nublic -sale, fnr chsIi, at the Omrt House in Lumbertnn 011 thi Ith Monday ii May next, the foil owinir tract nf i-iwiu, or sucn pari tnereol as m nav th- tai t 1 .7 .. o due thereon fr the year A. D. 1S50, and all ac cruing expenses, viz : Yu. acres. By ichom listed. Tax due. 140, Owen Carter, . 2 73 100, Archibald McMillan, 2 49 175, JnoCampbellforDTorret.ce, 31 140, Malcora C.Cauley, &G 23-51, John C. Davis, n 42 137, Hector McNeill, 461 50, Dugald McDuliee, 16 12.-10, N.ry Nelson, 9 20 200, John Priest, 1 23 95, Dugald McDugald, 2 29 364, Dugald Alcluald forCatha- line McDugald, 3 70 1015, John Gilchrist, 29 85 200, Daniel Campbell, 5 57 110, -eilJ Campbell. 3 91 134, Lauchian McKay, 3 53 75, Duncan Deal, " 2 51 J 5 ', Jesse 13rovks, 42 S3, James Bryant, 2 38 150, John Laws, 90 350, Clinton Oxendine, 2 SO 100, Sampson Runts, 28 100, Mary McLean, 49 50, Gibson Bass, 2 IS 2"20, Levi C. Hayes, 3 45 JOS, Jushua Inman, G 96 200, Je?se Spiney, 3 2G 3(0, John B. Conner, 3 "JO SI J, Hurman Cocks, 2 12 110, Daniel Ivey, 2 49 100, Cader Iey, 2 49 50, Hardy Wilcocks, 2 17 REUBEN GS2-10t. KING, Sheriff. yr adv CO Robeson County, March 16, 1S52. 5 I'AXD. FOK SALE. THE subscriber is desirous ofsellimr.T lot nf Land situated about tvo and half miles west of r ayettevnie, nar the Fayetteville & Western Flank Rod. The fibovt- lots, nontainin.r ir ,.11 l.ij acres, are deiruble for buildinsr lots. Per- ' ' ' ' ' n u 1 1 sons wishing to purchase can apply to D. G. Mc- juiiie or 10 uie suiiscriber for particulars. ELIZA A. OCHILTREE, 24 miles west of Favetteville March 20th. 6S2-tf r H. & E. J. LILLY Are now receiving a larfro sfnr c rf SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, To which they merchants. invite the attention of country Fayetteville, March 15, 1S52 GS2-St NEW SPRING GOODS. 1 he subscriber is now receiv-mr his SPKIXfi STOCK OF GOODS, embracing a eeneral as sortment of STAPLE & FJ.W'y Als so. Straw Goods, Bonnets, Hats, &c. Umbrellas and Parasols', of which will be sold C VI V. r All m. m VV. S. LATTA. March 19, 1852 CS2-lt LAW NOTICE. ARCHIBALD A. T. SMITH Has taken an Office on Anderson street, npmlv opposite the Fayetteville Hotel. He will attend to the collection of claims and law biii .r-. erally, and especially to the takwir of accounts of executors, administrator, guardians and part ners, either in suit or otherwise. Jan'y 11, lt51 y II. Li. HOLMES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILMINGTON, N. C thee on corner of Front and Trincess streets I miuer ine journal urtice. Nov 15, 1S51 . tf FOKCE PUMPS, Chain and fixtures for Force Pumps, Rollers and fixtures for Grind Stones, Just received a large stock, for sale bv Dec 13th. tf COOK &. JOHNSON. A. H. OThLitfield, Coach and Light Carriage Manufacturer, Would respectfully in form the public that he still continues to carry on the above business in all its branches. He re turns thanks for the lib eral patronage he baa re- SsAegstrict attention to h,Ti. ness and a desire to please all and ?ive nl satisfaction, to merit a continuance of the same He warrants all his work to be marl. k best material and bv exDerienced workman. Should anv of it fail in 19mnnthru-,f.;..,l v either in workmanship or material, he will re pair ii without charge. Persons wishing tq buy would do well to call and fore purchasing, as it cannni h mnmmA r style, elegance, and durability. He is determin ed ko sell low for cash or on short time. Orders thankfully received and promptly at tended to. Ct Repairing neatlv executed at Knr lowest possible prices. r ajenevme, jao ID, 1S52 State of X. Carolina Cumberland Couuty. In Equity. Marj' Black vs. Ann Wilkinson andThos. Davis. It appearinc to the Court that th lr.l-nf n,nn.. Davis, ig not an inhabitant of this State; it is ordered that publication be made far six week in the North Carolinian, a newspaper publuhed in the town of Fayette riU. notify ing the aaiJ Davis to be and appear before the Honorabi the Judge of the Court of Equity for tb County of Cum berland, at the Court House iu Fayetteville. on the aixth -Monday after the fourth Monday of March next, then and there to plead answer or demur to gaid bill, or the same will be taken pro cunfesso and set for bearing ex part as to h! ABCn'D A. T SM ITH, ti-ot. - rinrt It M.f. Persons indebted to ug by bond or book account, do previous to 1st Januarv. ISM. must t 1 or w will mabm settlement by legal process. f .. , -TJBrcn- . J. & T. WADD1LL. ' LAND WA It It. A rVrr. tThvl-iuid wmtMttn kMed ooA,r tbrtecent fcfir?w:fcV; Cranfi Di-ehine . f". " ""7 ""gu oie au persons holding warra. wishing to dispose of them, would do well to call on Oe uuurmigueu. wno can now dispose of them on favonle terms. Aii persons entuied to Pensions and Bounty Land for Revolutionary services, or as Soldiers in the Indian wars, or the last wai with KngUnd.by calling on the subscriber v-u u nieir Claims established promptly. Alarch27. 6S3-3t JNO. M. ROSE. OLD RYE.Another lot of, Doctor "Williams' old rectified RVE WHISKEY. March 27. J. fc T. "WADDILI.. FOR SALE. AT THE OLD STAND of A. Johnson & Co., A few sets China Tea Ware, do Japan do. . Ewers and Basins, and common Crockery. Blue and Mulbery Teas, Plates and Dowl's. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Castings. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Sec. A. JOHNSON &. CO.. March 27, 1852. 6S3it J. Crow. Aeent. Office Of Hie F. & W. Plank Road V. j Fayetteville, March 20, 1852. The ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold ers of this Company will be held at the Fayette ville Hall, on the second Thursday in,April, the 8th day of the month, at 12 o'clock. EDW'D LEE WINSLOW, 3' President. E W POOD s . Cook & Johnson ARE now receiving their SPRING STOCK, embracing a large assortment of Hardware, Hollow-Ware, Cutle ry, Crockery, Glassware, and GROCERIES, To which they invite the attention of purcha sers, at wholesale or retail. March 20, 132. GS2-3w NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. We are receiving, at our NEW STAND, East corner ot Oreen street and Market Square, a tnnuii ana general assortment ot SEASONABLE GOODS, Consisting in part as follows : Watered, figured and plain black Dress Silks Fitrured. chanraahlp aH r,A QMi. . r'Kii..., ' r- - v . 1111. . iiai 1 y 9 f Bareges; Barege De-Lains ; Tissues; Crape De Pans ; Organdies ; Emb'd and printed Lawns and Muslins ; Jaconet, Swiss, striped and barred Aiusiius; Uinghams and Calicoes; Bombazines: . 1 1 . 1 ....... . . ' on iv anu tuuuu warp Alpacas. -ALSO- a tine assortment of French-worked Collars, Cufls, Capes, Berthers, Under-sleeves, Chemi zetts, Bridal Veils; Embroidered muslin, lace and crape Miawls : Mu in and hire t:.itillr,. Thread, lisle, cotton and linen Lace and Eluin" Swiss and jaconet Edginc and Inserting 0-0 Silk and kid Gloves; Ribbons, Tabus, Flow er., &c. x-ii uimlemen's wear. A fine assort I - r . ment oi Cloths, Cassimeresand Vestincr; Vrt-urU and English Drab D'F.te ; Queen's Cloth; Cash meret; Slate and brown Linens: White an,t colored Linen Drilling. A complete assortment of Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasols. With many other articles not enumerated, mak ing our assortment the lamest and best wr hav ever offered in this market. To the above Goods we would call the atten tion of our customers, friends and the tmhlir- generally, as we intend to sell them as Low as any other house in this market. ALEX'R JOHNSON &. CO. March IS, 1852 GS2-tf 100 barrels prime Yellow Plant ing POTATOES, now landing and lor sale by H. BRANSON &. SON March 15, 18o2 BOOTS AND SHOES. I he subscriber has just received a solendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, Tor gentlemen, ladies and children. This stock has been selected by the subscriber himself, and those feeling disposed to favor him with their custom, should the work fail in point of work manship, he will repair it free of charge. Call and examine for yourselves. He dont think that this work can be excelled in point of workman ship. Thankful for past favors he desires a con tinuance of the same. N. SIKES. March 13, 1532. 6Sl-4t JlND FOR SALE, By W. S. Latta, 1 qr. Cask old Madeira Wine, 1 qr. French Brandy, 2 bbls. Granulated Loaf Sugar, 1 chest very fine Tea. ALSO, HATS AND CAPS. 2 doz. white and black Kossuth Hats. 4 4 2 2 2 California do., drab, black and grey, R. & R. Wool do., black and col d, . medium brim Bearer do. Drab Brush do fashionable Mole Skin do. A general assortment of men's, boys' and in fant's Caps. Also, Soots and Shoes. A new supply in addition to a heavy stock on hand before. All of the above will be sold cheap. Please call and see. March 12, 1S53 6bl-4t - ' . . . . - - . ii - ' " i - - r ESH SPRING AND "SUMMER GOODS. " ' . . ' : y uXi. CcT.H. Pemberton ire now opening at their old Stand, two doors ?st of Messrs H. Branson &. Son, the largest most beautiful stock of LK AND FANCY DRY GOODS er before offered by them in this market, con st inir in part of fRich fig'd Silks; black watered and ol'd do; ja Silks and Poplins; Barege DeLains; dotted Sakind ernb'd Tar 1 tan Dresses; col'd Jaconet?; nit and fuTrmournin Tissues aud Bareges, a ririnieiiiLjaJwn ana -aiuiicw, a icw iiauusome carege Kooes, at entire hew article of dress iroods: French- nH English Gingham Lawns: a lot of the handsomest English Prints ever offered in this market; Swiss, jaconet, iape siripeud plaid Muslins; Dotted Swisses; wide blak fig'd Silk Lace for Man tillas. Also, in the EMBROIDERY line: Swiss and Csmbric Edgings and Inserting?, ranging from 10 cts. to 1 75 per yard; a beautiful lot Under sleeves and Chemizetts; Worked Collars and Cuffs; Thread and lisle Lace Capes, a beautiful lot emb'd Mantillas; Alexander's Kid Gloves, ceUbiated for being the best article in use; Linen Catobric and needle-worked Handkerchiefs, from cts. to $.; New style shell and buffalo Tuck Ccrnbs; Bonnet, neck and sash Ribbons, some en-ti-ely new. For Gentlemen's wear Black, brown and blue French Cloths; superior black doe-skin and fancy Cfcssimeres; Plain and fig'd Linen Drilling; Qishrnerets; Italian Cloths; Colored Linen Drill ings; Black Satin and fig'd Silk Vesting; White fij'd and col'd Marseilles ditto; Linen and silk Cravats aad Scarfs; Linen Collars and Shirts; Silk ditto. ALSO !A splendid lot Oil Window Shades and emb'd Muslin Curtains; Paper Hangings; Fire Screens; C,r;et Bags and traveling Trunks. Maleskin and Kossuth Hats; Panama and Canton traw ditto; Silk and Gingham Umbrellas; s a rich lot Parasols; Bonnets, the very la t test fashion; Misses' Pedal and Bloomer ditto,- Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots and Shoes; Ladies' Gaiters and Slippers. The above stock was bought with treat care: later in the season than usual, in order to secure the most fashionable styles. We invite our friends and the public to give us a look before purchasing, as we are disposed to sell at very moderate prices. E. L. & T. H. PEMBERTON. Fayetteville, N. C. March 2Gth. 0S3-tf Important Sale of NEGROES, Mules, &c, On 27 til day of April next. The Undersigned havinir nc:rlv cnmnluli. ffheit contract on the' South Carolina Kaiiruati. will positively sell, without reserve, on Tuesday the 27th day of April next, at Aiken, South Carolina, to the highest bidder, 130 Negroes, S5 Mules, 3 Horses, 90 Carts and harness, 25 wheel barrows, 190 shovels, Railroad Plows, Picks, Blacksmiths, Carpenter's, and Wheel-Right's Tools, &.c. Those negroes are beyond doubt the likeliest gang, for their number, ever offered iu any mar ket, consisting almost entirely of 3-oung fellows from the age of 21 to 30 years, some few boys, from 12 to 16 years of age, and four women. Among the fellows are first rate Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Coopers, Brick-Moulders, Wheel Rights and Waggoners. Among the women, one excellent wearer and seamstress, another one a good cook. All well trained and disciplined for Rail and Plank-road working, (having just completed a splendid piece of work at Aiken, S. C, under the management of a gentleman of verv superior ability and ex perience, and well calculated to train them.) which makes them more valuable than untrain ed hands, to which we would respectfully beg leave to call the attention ot those engaged in such enterprises. The Mules are all stout, young, select, well broke and in fine order. The Carts were cotten up by one of the best mauuf.tctuiers in the State Iron axles and not much injured by use. We deem it unnecessary to sav more, as the property will show for itself. TeVms CASH. Aiken, C, immediately on the Railroud. lfi Miles from Hamburg J. C. SPROULL & CO. March 12, 1832. (5S3-4t NOTICE. Pursuant to an order made at March Term last. the subscriber will sell on Tuesdar of Suuerior Court next (being the 11th day of May) 510 acres ot iainu, belonging to the heirs of Duncan Ray, Ksq, dee'd, on Deep Creek, and immediately on the south side of lower Little River, adjoining the lands of Neill Ray, Munroe and others l,s7 of which, including the imprevements. are suh- I ject to the widow's dower. Terms, months credit, with notes and approved securities. WILLIAM McMlLLAN, Adm'r. March 26, 1S32 6S3-7t Spring Goods 1852. J A 31 ES KYLE IS NOW RECEIVING ABOUT 250 Packages of DRY GOODS, All of which being purchased for CASH, will be offered at very reduced prices for cash, or on time to punctual customers, either by whole sale or retail. J 3- Bolting Cloths from No. 1 to 10, of the best that is manufactured March 27, 1552. GS3-tf 7-8 and 4-4 Sheetings, 7-8 Osna burS and Cotton Yarns. The Beaver Creek Manufacturing Company have changed their style of Sheetings, and are now manufacturing a superior article, 2" yds to the pound. Also, Osnaburgs similar to those formerly made at the Franklinsville Mill, Randolph co and by the same manuf.,Mr Geo. Makepeace Cotton Yarns, 5 and 10, large assortment of best article. All person in want of Goods of this descrip tion, are solicited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN If. HALL, March 26, 15o2 6S3-6t THE NORTH CARQi MAtt, Fayetteville, V.B. PALMER, iUn American ; Newptr. V. ...thnriuil tmnl tnr thia DaDet iatU R.-..nn K. VArk ibiI Pliilmdelnbia. and i did) ered t tak aUvcrtiinirnts i ubscrjpUM mi l required by Hi rrceiPt".TlV rT.CS NBW YORK. Tribune Bnndlng;f UtJUAOjt Wi corner Third and Clwsnnt f V FROM EIITifC. - 1 The British math steafpvp Etrpji ar. rivl t New York froil'iveriMH!.n the 25th. Cotton .had deT eiiu..'0f a penny i the LiverplfrVetv Tbenews from Engl f ""'"anft 1 l"lldJllUSI(M The Kaffir war had been concluded by the unconditional submission of the Kaffirs. In France a decree has been published which declares that it is indispensably ne cessary for members elected to the Assem bly to take an oath to the Constitution and the President, and that any person refus ing so to do, shall forfeit his seat. The exclusive control of education will here after be exercised conjointly by Church and State. The arming of Paris progres ses. It was believed that Louis Napoleon would assume the tiile of tttnperor on the opening of the Chambers on the 29lh. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN N. YORK. At half-past 12 o'clock on the 26th, a fire was discovered in the large five-story stone-fronted new store of Merritt; Clias & Co., importers of woollen and other dry goods, 191 Broadway, corner of Dey street. The building was a double one. The rear of the back store on Dey street was entire ly destioyed, ami the walls fell in. Messrs. Merritt, Bliss & Co. had slock to the amount of 8300.0U0. Insured for 8140,000. A large amount of damage was done to the rear of the three or four adjoining buildings on Broadway, caused by the falling in ol the walls of 191. Messrs Millian & Co , druggists, I S3 Broadway, sustained damage to the amount of from 85,000 to 810,000. Sky-light stove in, &c Insured. A man, supposed to be one of the clerks, rushed out of this store, when the adjoining walls fell, forc ing his passage through a door with plate laSS U ilillllU'K itriP unarlor i.f o rt v. at, uivii thick, without damage to himself. -Messrs. flenrv Robinson & Co. IS" Broadway, denlers in dry and fancy roods. , - - had their sky light stove in, and were otherwise damaged to the amount of from S5,000 to 810,000. Insured. The entire loss by this fire is not far from half a million. N. Y. Journal of Commerce. FATALITY IS IJLADKN COUNTY. A few days ago the body of a white man was seen in the river at the Big Sugar Loaf : a jury was summoned by John G. Sutton, who was appointed to act as Cor oner. The body was taken out ami care fully examineJ ; there was no mark of wounds, except that it was disfigured from the prey of birds and fishes. The jury returned a verdict of drowning. The de ceased has since, from identity of clothes, been said tube M r James Gardner of Man i son Creek. The last the family knew of him was., that he left home on Christmas to go to Lyons Landing, (David Lewis, Ksn,r's. store,) for ammunition, and was seen by some person, leaving the store and going up the river bank in search of a boat to cross the river; powder was found in his pocket. I low irreat must have been, and still is, the (list ress of his family. A Mr Dougherty left home, Cedar Creek, on boaid the Chatham to go to Wilming ton, last week. A body has been dis covered at Walker's HlufI in the river, with its nht arm locked around a willow tree. He is missing, and it is believed he stepped off the boat, and that it is the body of Mr Dougherty. A few nights ago, a woman by the name of . came to the house of John Lewis, and went to sleep complaining of a pain in the side. Next morning he was -ieen lying in the field a short way from the house; upon examination it was readily discovered she was dead. About ten yards from her, concealed in a hole under some rails, apparently arranged, was found an infant dead, with the marks of the fingers and thumb of one hand upon its throat. Mr James Holtou having been appointed to act as Coroner, summoned a jury, who by the aid of the testimony of an expert, were enabled to satisfy them selves as to the cause of death, and ren dered a verdict of Infanticide" in the one case, and of Death from Labor" in the other. IFilmington Herald. The Captuher of Lopez Rewarded- The man named Castenda. who captur ed Lopez has returned to Havana, laden with honors. The Queen gave him yt,- 000 and made htm a captain in the rural militia with a salary of gl 10 a month; ten negroea and a tract of land have been given to him. The order of Isabel deco rates his person; his children are to be educated at the expense of the govern ment; and while in Spain, he was permit ted the farce'of kissing the hands of the Queen and the little princesses. He can neither read nor write. ftJB tfca Wilmington Commercial. -iMR. T.RA. LECTURES. mornkfr . 'tTcred three L.ec lure. IWu euV ' TIMS," for UlC tw"6 first n;i. J tl. kird lN f 1& iHlC ell attend, in conseqae'l vre beh- ol tntr-rifr'. f row'"" ilii4.oi K!t there 1 Hwrw "- attempt to b was no ground ever might have lew a very few the! but quite an insignificanK for such a purpose,' as nf' Citizens of thia nfflM tvduli'' me fertarerbecause . r.. speech by an atlopted citizen, wliu gcre very satisfactory testimonials of a fair character, or by any other citizen, will be contended for in Wilmington on all occa sions, as one of the riit of American fret men. There was no interruption worthy of notice, except on the third night, when some person placed in the Hall a vessel with a mixture that gave forth a very offensive smell a preparation disgusting to the senses, and injurious to health. The guilty party were not discovered, and we are glad for their sake that they were not. The Police will hunt them out, we presume, and they will be oro- ceeded against legally, if found out. That the whole community will say amen to this, may be known by the universal in dignation expressed by the people, at thi unwarranted and unprovoked aggression upon the rights of the people, in lawful as sembly met. 9 ml The Lectures were obliged to be clothed in language, which, on any other occasion would be objectionable, but necessary in this esse to a proper understanding of the subject and astounding developments were made, which it is proper that every citizen of the United States should know'; and we trust they will be known through out thelength and breadth of our land. A yet there is no monstrous hierarchy that can impose, by law the despotism of silence upon the Freemen of America and we hope anil believe that no such power will be permitted to impose this Despotism up on us, either by mobs or other unlawful Agents. David Kinnison, the last survivor of the Bostonians who thre the tea overboard in Mosto harbor, died at his residence in n,caS' on th 24th of February, at the extraordinary age of one hundred and fifteen years. A Ln VE SXAKK KjliCTtlJ FKOM tuv m, m. Stomach. liemurhuble Case. The Char lestown (Mass ) Aurora states that Win. W. Sanford, of that city, who has been sick for two years, and was supposed to be in a decline, took some Indian medi cine which caused him to cough and retch violently, when he threw from his sto mach a living snake, about eight inches in length, almost perfectly white, with sharp black eyes. Mr Sand ford drank water from a btook, in .Maine, some two years since. Thk Ex i' kdition To Japan- A trri. ter in the New York Courier and Enqui rer corrects the rumor which is abroad that our Government is fitting out an aggressive warlike expedition against Ja pan. The writer says that the only foun dation for the story is, that Government is about to renew, and somewhat increase, the East India Squadron. It will consist of seven vessels, four of which will be steamers. In connexion with other duties. Commodore Perry, the commander of this squad r.m, is io be instructed to tnaku commercial arrangements with Japan, aad for the better treatment of ship-wrecked American sailors, who have been hereto fore barbarously treated by the Japanese in several instances; and possibly mav be required to make reclamations for injuries and losses heretofore sustained by Ameri can citizens. Japan has now no treaty with any Christian Government except Holland. National Intelligencer IIOHHIBLE TltAGEDY IN VlHGIKIA Six Persons Murdered ! The Fairoiount Banner announces the murder of six men and one woman, who were emigrating westw ard, at a house where they had stop ped to spend the night, in Doddridge county, Vra., on the night of the 17th inst. The horrible miscreants who committed this wholesale murder are supposed to have stolen 8'22,00'J from the party murdered. The names of the victims are nut ascertained. The murderers left Clarksburg on the morning of the 17th, and the same night stopped at a house at West union, where the murdered party had also put up. During the night they roeand indiscriminately massacred every siugle inmate, robbed them of their all, and escaped The same party, it is believed, rescued John Owpd. IY. u. jail at Clarksburg on the Sunday nht preceding, who was charged with having set fire to several buildings in that town m November last. Suicide A citizen of Sampson coun ty, named Brazzeli Butler, committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence between twelve and two o'clock, A. M.. I"1 luiiimg oi zzu uii. i ne ueceasea was a highly respectable citizen Journal. r r
The North Carolinian (Wilson, N.C.)
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April 3, 1852, edition 1
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