jROM Tfrr. r«lt..\Dst.rmA vonrn a^ckfican.
INMA8KIN0 THE ENEMY.
The IVnnsylvanian laborod yesterday
llirongb txv-o niid a half columns, tn extri-
:it»* itsolf from the unfortunate dilenuiia
into which precipitate zeal had thrown it,
•‘.nu'orniug the Domocratic nominees, and
»bv a rtliuflling attempt to screen
r.»l. HiuiiM- from the rv's^wnsibility of his
j'.inlir arts aiiJ reconh'il vot^sj. We pro-
]• .«> fi> rcpiv, not hv sp«‘ei(m« e(|iiiv(.K*ation,
’ifiit, ;•.» >vv liave always done, with manly
ihnr}i;t>s,
(hie of the UvU very ovedituMc expedi
ent,' (.if (nir cutt‘iu}i'>rary, is ei)M?tantly to
Jni-roprt-f' -Tit the pusition of this pa)n*r in
rt'^j.trd t'> t!ie measures >f eonipromiss, jis
th. v are eninnnuily known, and to aeense
Vis of hostility to the S ivith. We thiiik,
H' lio jnany eminent Southern stati'sinen of
hotii parties, wlio want .substantial and not
loiilitt‘iil rop-ise, that ]>arts ot‘ th»' adjust-
iiiei'.f. not atlcetijig any atlirniativi' riirlit or
]>vinvij*]e. niiirht have beon s»> improved as
to h.iv‘ silenced all rlain-T auil opp.'sition.
l>nt sliii-e they were passed in the \visd(tni
of (’oniirr^s, and anor.iin^ to the best
Ii::l(ts b. t'ire if. we have n-Kiniuien led full
aeipiiesi ence tm all o ( asions. and are o]«-
po('d to anv ujov nieiits by which the scc-
liotial (•oiitn>versy may be reopened.
If the Suiitli e.in be dcit iv»‘d by the ex
ec.-,'ive protestation.^ of those who have
tlieir own object." to .-ierve in makinjithem,
Avc are ii’.iite willing' that political Maw-
w.iiiiia should reap the prolit^ and enjoy
the honor." t‘ tlnir hypocrisN. Hut we
know sonii thinjr >f southern chanu ter and
ot‘ southern feidiuirs. and we know well,
that ainoii;: that chivalric and full-hearted
people, no jiiilitieians. or public men. are
" > nuK h or so justly tUs]»i.'e«i as tho-e who.
by ntenenary eilorts. have cnde.ivored to
propitiate th‘ir fivor. And wt> leirani as
the wi r^t eii('jui.‘s ot' the jmblit- peai e
th'ise presses which are kee]>inir up airita-
tiou. by {'roehuniiuir their hostility to ajxi-
t itioTi. Who i." it that disturbs tr.iuijuili-
tv but th- se ;i'_'it;(tor-^, for their own sc!li>h
j'tirposcs'/ it the eotnitry wert' allowed to
settle down, a' it would do but for clamo-
rou> chauipiou^ who have more lu\i^ than
"■ui crity, tlu‘ insane efforts of ;ibolitioni.'t.-
ou the .'i.e "ide and of disunionists on the
otlier wiiulij pas" l>y :i> the idit' wind. Hut
there is a cl;i"S of ji>urn:'Is. wliieh we could
oex-iibe. tliat has turned this bvisiness into
aprotitable speeulation. and seize'! upon
it a- an ea-y nieth id of replenishin:: im-
poveri.'hed pur-cs. It will be a melancho
ly tlay wh.-n th* .safety of this ilnriou,'
I iiion, or the i'bligation> enji>iued by the
('ou'tituri.-u. shall depend uj>'in .'Uch .'cl-
li'h and t;tue-st.rvin:x adv H'ates.
The l*enusylvani:iu excepts to our state-
nieiit. that the Wiiir ('i>n\ei*fioii ;it liin-
caster went a^^ far ou the (’ >niproini.s* as
the nemneratie Convention at lleadinir. or
•'larthcr. as we thought pr"jier tu .-av.
while it stultifies it>elt' by pr-.'.-utiui: the
respeeti\e resolutions ."ide bv side. \\’e
shall rt produce tlu'ui fiU' j'ublie I'.iiliejitiou.
1'rMiicKATn r.|i:r,f;i! i!i;- .Ioiixston 11i:s"-
.''iMTIO.\.-i. I.ITIOVS.
/i’,Tlirit tlic Dv- That th"’ a'l-
iM’ i-rjitic jiai ty (if I’ciiii iiiciistiri's of
s'.lviiuia ;trt- true to tlie tlio l:i.'=t ('i.ti;ir(“-^ sfuill
I iiiiiii. tlio t'linstitutidii rv**.l
.la'I tie* I:nv. jui'l will .ini r -sjifctci i.y the
t.iitlit'iilly (.iliserve aii'l Whiirs.
c\c('utc. .'• tar us in That :in uti-
thciii lies, all tht? iiu-.i- .iltcTiible 'k-tcruun;Uion
lit t oiiu^iritniisv a- t>'niaiiitaiii thesuprem-
1>. th • latr (’ :i- ;i-y .if' the (.'"ll.^ituti'Ti
;rriS'. t"i' t:.e jmr]' aii l laws, lias aii'l
’t si'ttlinir th> i^iicstii’ii is jium-. i.no of e’lr car-
jiiisiii^r "lit I'! domestic i.liiial liuctriiics. an.I th.it
.'.avcry, .ui l tliis ii-it while others h:ive lil-
mIv t'r.irn a "'as- nf tcrol. the li'sl.-rvthe
iu:y a." citi/Ciis U'h i jr jiai-t y dem'iii-
iit tills reiiuliiic. hut al- -tratfs tiiiit, in the
" I ti'i>in the kiii'I aii'l st"rni f't' a'ivovsitv or
trieiiilly f.TlinL's w hi' h the siuishiuc df j ni-
tliey cherish tiiwar ls |>erity. .xui'Hnjr "tar
t.ieir •■rcthrfu if' tin- .t' our ciiiiitry's h'ljio
1'. i.-h'ji'liap' States. lias never heeri ■iiitune l
i'v li.s ai-ti'iii (,r ci'aiicil.
I lie.s,- w( re the o/t/y resolutiou-i .lu eith
er 'iile afTi-et iuir couipr iuiise, and w‘.'!iouM
I'ke to know iiow’ it was possible to iiiak'-
tlio.'e adopTecl bv the \\ iiiojs strojl'jer. Uiolr
compreh'-n"i\e, or tuore positive.
Ill our 1 i.'t article, w,.".tid tliat the move-
niiMit o* Mr. S.-ott was supertluons, because
lii' ].rop..sitiou wa- fully uiid distinctly eiu-
1-raeed iu tiie fore^foiuir resolutions; .nn l
we then a-ked the I’eiinsylvanian wh -n it
h id O' liounc'd the Lane;istcr ('oijvciitiou
b'r not adoptiuir liis aiueii'iment, whv tie-
l{'aditi^r 'ouveiifii-ri !iad parsed ni su>-li
rciilutii>ii/ 'j'lio an-wer wiiich we (rpt is
sdeiicf. I’iie in(|uiry is avoivlc'l. " And
th;.' i." the prcei,e lu inner in whieh tlie op-
j'ositi'Mi "hirk all inij.Mtfaiit i.-sues.
Iti the 11 irrisbttr'i I >i tu >er itu" (’oiivt'n-
t i''n., ( ontiiMi"s the \orth A ineriean. :• when
Air. !>rew'. r undertook to ijuestioii Wil-
ne>! orth"do,\v. the foil,,wiu;r scene
.-u.-,l:—
But v«il our cot«npjrary um,
siooo it fciaelv claims that thsse cloe-
tions to which we have referred were re-
GiAH*! TERCLIVE THE DIFFEEILSCE. [ The imsundcpjtiuding thu Coxa-
A corresppndent of the North Carolina i mandant and the Meehai\ics of the Gosport
tions to whicn we nave reienx-u v»c.r SUtndurd, in noticing a discusaiou between , Navy \ ard ha.^, v. e are glad to learn, been
’ D^'awd b thr-.Sado...-.! Pomocnil, of -Messrs. Dnoker.v and CaM>fell ... li.ch-;/ecoi.c.leJ, and the ,ueu .on.a.ej to w„,k
^ e«rv otber siate in ti.e V..ion,” Uow it n.o..d county, «Vito, thus: ; yostcrda.v. M,-. -!« »f
i came t(» TWM that the CVitve.itioii at Hnr- J “Mr. 0.idweU affiin.ed that the States Oe ' ^
risbnrg did not repudiate >lr. David AVil-^ which formed this (Tovernment were sove- ^ I'^r-'inilation of the n-ivv
1 mot, tfie author of the Provino and the fo- reign and had never parted with their T ' Oftirers an ointed
' Tnter of all thi.aeetional discord? Why «o4eigntv; that all sovereignty > i^l'^ly | to be ve.teu ut he
w., it. when Mr. Brewer assailed hi« po- underiw wa. in the people-lhat
litieal faith, that he was “rebuked by the had created and th.y could .le«troy. lie ,
Convention amid a storm of hiswoM and admitted that for the jmrposey tor which > c on n, " ,„.r,',)prtv'^ h id
erie.s of ‘shame’r' Whv wa. it, that the the trust powers were confided, that it was | prote. t.on of the publ c l»npeifA , h.ul
head and front of the war upon the 'South to all intents and purposes a gov>rnment ; ‘ , f’V'-VlT^T
was received into Huch lordial connuunion, and obligatory upoj* the people; that even t »i^ !id\u-e, it .seems, «.is ^ ‘*1’ •
dunrrfinn.—^\’e are informed that the
(\'dar Falls Mantifacfuring ('luupany was
not tlu' purchaser of tlu‘ jiroperty bidong-
ing to the Kaixloljih .Manutiu turing Com-
pauv. 31e.ssrs. John H. ^I’roy and II. J5.
Kllioff were the j'un liasers, and they liave
in view tin' manufacture of woojeu as well
as cotton goods.—A.lilioyiinjIi lhrill.
I illn ! n If un n Ijin'ifr S>'nh\—Tht* Sliaw-
iM-etown Advocate of the lith contaiiis a
eii-
"■I’eiiding tie- di.'cU'sioii iip .ii the iiioib*
of b.dlotiii;/ t’or caudi.kites. ;\Ir. Hrewcr, of
1 ruikliii. made an a-sault u].o)i the jiolifi-
cil faith of the lloii. ])avi(l W iliuut, which
w reimk'd by the; (’oiiveiition, auiid a
s’l'nji '} his«;t‘ erics of ‘.-^liame.’
“.^Ir. W iliuot rose, on h ave giv(‘u, ami
!ii i!e a dignified and effective exi.huuitioii
ot hi." cour.-ie of cf.tiduet iu the Cou M-ess of
iv;s-
>1 th“ (',,11 V' litioii supported .^Ir. Wil-
v.li'iiii It Was neee""ary to eoiiciliale
lor tie' vote rif t!ie Aboiitionists, aud
'•liooteil iluwu"—to U"c tl»e favorite phrase
of tli.‘ Pi'riii.'vlvanian—the National Dem
ocrat, Mr. Hrewer.
Sill irtiiig under the expn.snrc of the eo-
aiiti'i!! between *4ie 1 >emo-rats and Al)oli-
tio:ii>t- all over the Ntirtheru States, wlien*
the prize of ullice was to b(> seeured by
coiiii.liiati.iu, till! Peiiii'ylviini.m b.is the
c.iiiplacency ti ask us, if Suiiiner, ('hase
atid Kantonl weri' not repudiated by the
.Nat'iiual U(;moeraeyWe answ(‘r that
.Mr. f'haso rec(‘ived th“ I k uioeratie vote in
tiif Legislature of Ohio, which, unitt.l
v.itji tliat of the h'l'ce Soilers, sent him to
ij;‘ t'eiia^t(! of the l iiited States, and that
t}i(- i-ousideratit'ii lor this support was a
division of the State ofiiees amon;r the Dt'-
ni H-rats. If the l^•^mylvaniau^" lojr’n- 1„.
d, then there is no National Deuioera-
I ; it) (Miio. We answer that there were
luit s iiie few huiidreil vote.s east agaiu.st
Mr. Uaiitoul, ill t!»e district from which he
UMS eleetei to Couiri'e*.-', by th)se, who ca[l
I lu iDseiv es Natiouai {)i laoerat.s; the rank
:ji«d ti)‘ 'if the ]Mrty voted for him. We
a»i>Mer th.'t .Mr. Suiaiier was elected by
the rK/'ly il the Deiiioejatic party, and un-
d'T [K-rsiiasiou?! which they thought suiH-
l ieiit. All I w - might say'that ]\fr Whit
comb, ^}r. Siiiehls and others were ahso
eho.'Cti by Kree-So;i pledges, which they
c.uvcTiieiitly repu iiated after eleetion.-l
I. the j eijii-ylvauiuu meet these elj:;rrre>i
il i' I. -n. jijx'J i-onfV'.'it, n.-‘ if it be able
if that (’onvention was eompo.sed «'f Na- the li«'gislature of a State, “by no enact- ‘ iingiam
tional IVmocratsy llowevt'r tlu> I'enn.syl- un'iit,'’ eould render a law of (\uigress null;
vanian mav attempt to throw dust in the all owf'd it olK'dienec ami that olu'diencc*
eves of the Sotith, the fat t that it and its t-ould be enforced.
party wtoe caught affiliating together with “At this point he was asked by (Jeneral
the Abolitionistij for a political purpo.s**, l)(Kkery, whether, if elected to Congress,
will stand to tin* utter condemnation of all he would vote tin* I’resiih nt men and
the cheap eant'that mav be employed for money to carry out the fugitive sl;ive law
evfeni;;ding an ofTence which they have in A’ermiuit and Khode is land!''
liiibituallv denonni't'd as treasi>nable, when cs. .said .^Ir. Caldwell, 1 will give them
it cost nothing for the denunciation. both men and money to whip them, and
To our interrogatory, asking wiu'ther to whip thetn b.ldly.
(Vd. Hiirler was in favor of the Tugitive “Where then, I againa.sk, do you get long article detailing the }iurtieulars ot the
Slave law a.s it .utands (>n the statute book, this power, and vet deny that the (lovern- dis(.’o\'ery aud ai r« >t of a gang of \ illain>,
the 1 Vnnsvlvanian replies with its aceus- inent ea!» eoiMi'c a State into obedience,:' who have carried on for \eais j.a.'t a regu-
“Sir, said ."Mr. Caldwell, i-anuot you per-, lar sy>t. ni id’ kidnapping slaves, forgery,
ceive that there is an essential difl'erence!'' thii-ving. and perli.-iji." mur(.ler. Their head-
1 cannot, said the (Jeneral, ]vereeive any tjuarters were on Wolfe's Island, K*ntucky,
difVereiici'.”
• Now we are like (It'n. |)o( kery, we can’t
see the diflerenee. We think .Mr. ('ald-
in one ijUarti r to be repudiated in aimtluT. well wa.>» eojuplefeiy (ornered by tlie (!en-
lle has met the issues pre.sented without eral. in as handsome a manner, to >, as we
t|ui\erinr, without hesitating, without fal- h.ne seen the like done in many a day.
tering in a double sen.s«>, and it is in vain 'I'here is no difrerenc(“, and nothing Init the i »• i
for theNoith Atuerican to go ba«k to show tiikle fanev of a distempered imauinatiou erproiuiiient ukmu lei o, tiiegang. In .la\,
ike anv man imadne a rational dif- Iright gave Abe Thomas, a man of
dc")>erate character, ^l;>t) to kill I >r. S.
.\eeordin‘jly, Thomas, piefeudiug to wisli
the d'H lnr to visit his sick f.ith- r, enticed
tonu^l evasion:
“•.'^o far as (^olonel Higler is concerned,
let the Ntuth American rest entirely ea.sy.”
Again: ••lie is with his party on the great
i[Ui'stion o! the day; he is with it thorough-
Iv and ardeutlv; luddinir no one sentiment
iK'ar the corner of the St.ites of Kentiick\.
'I'ennes-see. llliiioi.-*, ainl .^lissouri. 'I’lie
band was discovered not long since through
the failure id’ an a!t’ iiipt by 'iie (>f the
rinirh*aders to mur«i r a l> icte.r .'^w.iyne.
who had reeo\e;el a jiid^tiient f>r some
.$|t>.()0() aL'ainst Newton I']. W’riirlit, anotli-
';tion IS insincere or in- can m.i
that his present |
con."isti‘nt. "
Now we do not iutetid t i I’ollow the ad
vice of our eotempomry, and rest “entirtdy
ea."y." '. >u the contrary, we intend tf»
coiitiniu' our exposuro of the frauiluh-nt
coalition with the Abolitionists, wdiich the
(Ijipositioti are now attemptii\g to pr:ictice
iiere. as they have done elsewhere, tintil
Colonel Higler jilace." himself franklv be
fore the people of Pennsylvania, whose
votes he is now solic^tiriLr under unworthy
ilisgu;>es. Wheti the 1 Vnnsvlvanian says
he is with his party on the ::reat |Ue."ti'ins
of the day. (b>es if Kie.in with the Harn-
bi:rtuM- of New York, who are in tlu‘ ma-
j irity in th.it State; with the I'emoeratsin
the 1 jeixislatuie of a"S.n husott." who (>-
leett'd SuniUer; with tile MeiuiKTats who e-
le ted H.ititoiil; v.ith the neiiiocrats in the
Legi.'latinv el Oiiio who elected (’hase;
an I wi*h heni 'crar," like 1‘avi.l Wilmot
and his folhnvers in the Northern counties,
of this .'statt : or does it mean th it th -
(' 'loucl is all things to all nu ti. and \sith
thi- natiouiil 1 •einocr.it'' in riiiladtdjhia,
and the a.urination il 1 >e;tioerat." in otlu r
pa'ts e.f the State!:'
•'Hut. saV" our ne;i.rub"r. ‘‘('ol. Hiirler
h;i" be,'11 nation.il. and riiriit in hi"
\ ieW" of the cou'tliution."
When ('of. Higler voted in 1^17 f'orthe
ai t denying our jails, he was th- n fiillilliu!,'
hi" dutic". a" a ••national 1 •. nioeiat." t>
the ('onsrituti' ti'r And w!.. n he voted for
tht* \\ ilniot provi* >. In' wa-^ ;» observing:
his obligation," to the (’oiistitiifi -n;' If he
WM". perhaps the 1‘cnusylvanian will re-
[•rrUelje IUe0U...i.te!ieie>i w!
ference. — Asli/n>ii>iii//i Ih raltl.
Not lonirsim-e I’rentic''of the Lonisvilh
.lournal was ver\ >e\crc upon !\1 r. ihiiiham, |,jn, fVom houie and atiemjitcil to niurdi r
a nn-mber of Congress from Indiana, be- |,i,„. }„;f ,l„. ,|,,(-tor. after l.-in:r ,.i,ot in the
cau,"c he had made a litth' too free with
the franking privilege. .^Ir. Ihinliam tlicre-
npon compliiined that I’reiitiee had al^u.sod
him. which the latter denied, but at the
s.inu' time asked if le,- h id not as good a
ri::ht to abuse Mr. ihinliam as Mr. Ihinham
had to abuse the franking privilege!''
ai III. gave the ;ilarm. aiie
e.scapi’d. .\(>( wilh>taiidint
the i!e"iierado
every ex.ition
vill.iiii, so deeji-
(leii. (’iimpbejj. tile W liiir candi l;ite for
e. iTiior of Tennessee, i" Ivinir danger..u--
Iv ill.
.... . V.,, . . ,o.cy ..aiii.oi le- f:,re onlv t • speak of h:m"' if
cone.le :neon."i,tencie,. wh:c4i appear to u." .,,,iron and ne-.t devoted frie
uaeriy Hi. xpuecd !e. urdc."S the ('olonel eluded by pr..;.. ,"ing to f.-rni ;
hart ."••'01! Uew light. ,Vt all ('Veuts. w,
think the l‘eiiii'ylva:iian will b'-* eonteiit
to with'ir.iw that unf..:runa’e >;■ e'.aration.
that lit' ha.s been i: itioual an I
right in his views of tie- ''onsrincioii. or
to concede that it and it- catul; laie have
V'TV different views.
S;in;e we have n"t be, u able in tie- tir-^t
atteni’.t to extort a (!.;•(ct a.n.SM’’ r from the
renn'vlvani.in reirardiuL’’ (’"I. Hi:r!cr’s po-
?itiou t.n what; it pr'’fes.'i's tor“;,-;> i :>.s the
most delicate subjects conn'-ctel with the
eativa-is. We prop.ist* to kc p the lollowin^r
(jiiesiions before tlie public until we it>
ceive satisf’.ictorv replies:
IsC l. liigl.-r in faMT of tie'' l-’uiiitive
Sl.iv ■ law as it ii 'W ,-farids. without niodi-
lieati"U or am ■ndni nt!'
Is ('ol. Hij^j.T prepared t) repu.iiate hi"
vote on till- act of I17. deii\in^f tiie j.iil-
ot this .''t;i*-' to I'u^itive .'•'I.ave,-/
I- Co], i:i;;Ier ready to dis.ivow lii" vote
in tiie St itf S--n,ite in favor of :he Wilm >t
pr(-vi"o''
We l*e^ oui-.Soiith‘'i-n friend," t . reni* ni-
ber til,it not a siii'jh- one r>f tliese inter-
rogat'iries !'a" been .'inswered bv the Im-
oeratie caiididiite or his organ.s; and. for
the ]iurp i;-e of enlighteniiiL' them a.-* to the
diflereiHt* between I>eniocnitie sentiiu uit
in the c?‘y and -ountrv, we invite atten
tion to (he followiiii: arti( le from an in
fluential paper, tin- Hlair.sville (^Indiana
county I .\jni fiicli tn It:
‘‘rile WhiiT" will, without doubt, re-
nomiti ife (lovernor dohnston, ;md althouch
tin; contest m iv be a warm one, we liave
iiodoiilit oft’ojouel Higler’s election by a
large m.ijoritv. \udess his ldeat shiuild be
broiii^ht about bv the u.ovemeiit which is
beiii^ m.ide to jilaee the jiarty in a truck
ling attitiiih* towar'Is the South, lor the
jMirpose of’ forw.irding the di'si^ns of oth
ers who are anxious to reeidve the southern
aid aud influence. /I'here art; thousandsof
honrst, thinking voters in onr State, who,
when a -ontest i.s narrow’#‘d down to a
elK>iee bi-tween a candid:ite ])ledge«l to the
distinctive nniasures of the “Democratic ”
party, or one of the oj.posite, will unhesi
tatingly and cordially suj)]iort the fonuf'r,
but who will never do so if it cannot be
done without shouting pjeans to slaverv
ami smothering their natural feeliujrs iu
favor of liberty. 'J'he re.solution of th(>
Convention iu o]>].osition to the anti-kid-
nappinir law of 1S17, wdiile it may advance
the interests of those it was intended to
ai 1. can neither prove a credit to the ].artv
.11 MIN .ltiNi;.v I'.VHTV.
.\t the tini(» of the first election of i. n.
W ashiiiirton to the l*ri'."iileticv there w i" a
piirty iu \ irL'ini.i called ••///e
Now. the said doiui done." was a
mill of talent, and a pI 'ttiiiLr shrewd ft 1-
low, ]>o,x-*e.'."ing all the rcijuisit. > i f a poli-
tai.iii except p'r- :n:il jn pularity. ’I'o over-
com • this defieieiicv in a coiiti ,"t with a
more popular candidate t'o;-C >n_n'e,"'. dolm
early ;n >w d iiiiii"* !f a" the peculiar and
de\otcd tVieiid of Wa>hiiiL'ton. and upon
this jioiut endeavored to |.i;e e hi> rival in
e >po"ition. 'I'o c.trry out hi" obj i t. h>-
call.’d a nicetiliir -f the pcple of
county frii ndly to the • lection i f (ieii.
W.i."liin::t.in. ( »ii 'he day ;ij>pointed. .^Ir.
doiie> aj'j'.eared. and wa", > n ne'tiou > f :i
friend, iiuide ehairmtin. He oj.em'd the
proceeding" by a hi;rh eulo.rium upon the
life and " r\ ice" of \\ .i diiniitou. but taki!.^
tk of h:m"-If a." his earl\
lid. and con-
i /mrfi/ to be
c alled " Th' /,••) ' n,-.! > Illy s n r'th' /’/-
iiit r "j Ins . frj/," and f'r th u t.bjev t
lie .'UbllKtted to fh>- I oil "i. b rat ion of the
m -etiiig the follow iiiir r' -i ibitiou:
Ji’i.>)/(■'if. Th.lt We arc the iVit iels i f
i;.-.T,Lr'‘ W a"!iiiiL'ton. I!sj.. and wi||."U"tain
him ia th ■ c- n.^UL' election t',,r l*re."ident
ag..iust ;;!! oth* r « atldld.ltc".
•• icntl-'uieii." s.iid -Mr. done-, ••tht
('ha:r i'‘ le'W a! to put ihe ijUi >ti. it.—
1 ;ie ('liair iiopc." that one will de-
ciavo h;s ."cutnn lit." f'r or ;i;:.iin"f. ,\11
those iu t.ivor i>:' the resolution will sa\
w;is niade to ferret out th
Iv was the plot laid that he was i j.iv at ci-
dent.iiiy di’-coverod a -liort time aj_'o. and
his di.'coverv led to tlie di"c|o'ure i f the
w lii'h' afl.iir" of i le“ comp my. TIu'V nt
t t ha\e made a rcgul ir hu"iiie."> i.f ."realinir
"lavi'" in one .^tatc. running them ofT to
;inofh-r. and th*Te ."cHinpf tlu-m. Tle v
c.irried on .-inothcr ."pecies of "V. iiidl ii.Mip-
• 11 an e>cten"ive S'-de I'V means of tictiiiou.-
idainis ag;iitisf est.ites ot deceased persons,
li.iviug foijre l not. s for large .•uii"uii'" ;i-
::aiii,'f "U> h « "tat*'^. they wmiM pio\e the
\.i!;dity of the (I.dm by "..me ot' th.eir
^aiiif. in some ca"c^ they ha I g >ne fV.r
a> to t.ike |. jKi.sition.'; .and were ]>rovided
w ith cotinty "cals and every thing rcfjui'ite
to ^ivc their proof" the seinblaucc of legal
ity', L.:,ns. ;H.
Ah Hu)!'t I y-sf.iiider "tatc"—
a la.iy -tcppiiiir "fl tlic car,- tiii" mirnin:r
droj p. ij a pur.-e conta tiiiiir I iiil f v-fi\e dol-
l.ir.". boy alionl lit or II.’ Veai" of' .i^e.
by the name I'd Kudiard .‘'iia\, p-i k- d ujt
the ].nr."e. W'iiilc ,sc. king f. r the lad\ .
he w,is f.'lil ).\ a number of h.M kineii to
klip it tor "he W 'uld ne\er give him a
(cut. Ihe h.iio 't lo\ piie.f, ••h»-did not
CiUe. he di'l not w.iut a I-. lit f.>i tlie mom V
wa" II .t his.” Ill' 'OU._dit out the l;idv and
r "tored her the pi:i"i 1 am informed he
is the .lde"' .-.on of ■ widow w.^niut:. who
t;oi " .ait t I \Mirk t.> 'ii|'ipoir le r f.tmilv ..|
,"i\ eliilili. n. and ii\i - at .No. Hj-oa !-
w.iy. — AUntm/ Atli’ii
Hieh ird
t!ie s.lkt >'f
w u! I h.i\ -■
crime.—A'.
h IV- pa^" hi" n :!r;e r " in.i. for
“lie iioldc aii"wer t'. til '.vlio
• t iined hi" voiiiii: hc.ii t with
i. ''-in I.':'n nii.
the ,h'>Ul of
riu' r. "P'.;;"
i.y v..i. es.
•■ .V' .w f >r the • "iti i:. " ."..id M r d .nes;
‘•all of tiie c Mitrarv mind s.iy •no.'
Not a \oice w.i" bear.l. 'Ihe de.u] "i-
h tic- ,ecined t'> coiitli"'' Mr. .b'llt s ;i lit
tle. and he ".I'!. •■( I, ntleinen /" ' "/■. The
('hi!r can't deci.ic a di,'jiut 'd ipie.-ti.^n
wie il n 'lio'lv \ot,-.' t otUi-r sid**, s.> that
the countrv ni.iy kii 'W who arc the true
tVicii.i" of Washinirtoii.'
I poll till." appeal oiii' of the audieiiei*
ro"C and said tluit lie perceived the dilem
ma in which tin' Chair was jdaced. and in
ordi-r to relieve Inui from such a ijuaiidary
he prop'ifi.d to amend his resolution by ad
ding after the name Washington ^unti/
.Jijjni /'>r f’'uii/i-i s.. ' ••! acei pt the
aniendiiieiit." ."aiti .^!r. diuies. •'and the
Chair will now put rheipiestion as amend
ed'
“.Ml wh.i aje in favor of (Icn. Washinir-
ti'U for I’rcsifh iit and dohii dones for (’(In
gres," will [dease sty aye."
‘•Aye, aye,” said done." and his brother
Sam. 'j’he ( h.tir he.sitate-l like—“put tlie
eoiitrary,” said a hundred voices.
“-\11 o]t—op—opjiosed say “no."
“.No.' ’ thunden'd the congregate
titlldl.
“C.ntl eiuen," said .''Ir. Jones.
Chair.p'jrceives that there are folks in this
meeting what don t beloni^ to nur jiarlv;
they have conn* here to iiifitiih’. [ tliere-
fore adjourn this meeting.’’ I'pou which
he hft the chair amidst shouts and huzzas
for W ashingtoiij and curses for dohn dones.
(tI'llrfin Kiiifiiirt r.
-I (Innf Tlie eooij pc'ople of
-Melxeesport (I’.i.) have waked iiji a sea
ser]>ent on dry lan.l. 'I'he ,"tory goes that
a snake has been tr.iversing the neighbor
hood, and was seen by se\cral rcjuilable,
good, and true citizens of the bailiw ick, as
niul-
“the
puld;"h the followiiiL'’ opjiT f ir ;i bill
, ,,t : J - _ i I ) 1,111 i III ' t I it> rut tin . I he "ehool-
m:i't r w I" un.loiiliteilly ••.d>r.*.id when
the wiitir rei eivi .1 hi" ••cdicafi *n. ’
••(’...It line ehi ek sh'H's nuui!>er t.'elve
coj. jile I.\ «hlirt" ole- ov Hard lioiispiin aiid
other I b rcii iiar.i houspun a'ei a dofli.-n
^•hurt beteii." aud .1 pare ov troa"er- "Uinmer
ti'oas* r.-i. '--- H f:n 'n i'‘It .Iminiil.
.1/. Sirifih ht\ 'III f'iiti rrn f !’,na.—d'he
following reiii.irk by this lady are advi,sa
ble and Well-time I, and indicate strong
sense amid unfeminine peculiarities:
‘•'i’he Jihy.'ic.al right to be taken care of
is one of W oman's riirhts’ that we will nev
er yield. (>ur phy."ieal weakncs." will be
our stronge,"t argunit nt for chiiminir all
legal and monil yow er- of defence, hi an
inti-Hectu;d or moral vv.ir, we ask no ijuar-
ter on aceoiitit of woni.iiihood; hut of everv
m.iii we meet we ( laiiii p]iysical protection
just because he i> a man and we a woman.
As to lu'etinu iti eonvcntion to discuss
Woman s rie)it to en^aire in anv oceuj.;i-
tion for wdiii'h she has a capacitv. it is
sheer non.'ieii."c. 'I’liere IS no law to ju’c-
va-nt w inien f.>l|owinjf alim^st anv busiucs.".
and why do tiny not take their right to
Work at any thing tin \ pleasei'' .^Irs. (’oe
urged that w .men ha\c a right to be -ap-
tains of ."hip'I W( II, wh\ are they not
caplaiii"/ 'I'here is no law to prevent it.
If we bidicved it right and thought we had
the c.,]>aeity, wc w.iul i soou command a
ve.".s( I, aud no doiilit tiie world would a--
kiiowledgt' onr right. It would have ta
ken a de:d of talk to coin iiice the world
th.it doan of ,\re and dagcllo had a right
to be soldiers, but .without anv argufving
ou the subject tin y proved their ri^ht to a
niche iu the warrior's teiiijile of fame.
‘A man of words and not of deeds, i.s like
a garden lull of weeds.’ and a woman of
that kind is very nuicli like him. There
is no ii.se elaimin;.: rights for those who dt*
not want to use them, and tho.se who fh>,
siiould just take them."
St ill n ( 'mnl iunh'
.. ♦ *1. • • n* ,-■""‘,•010 II lie COi/.eiis Ol me oaiiiw icK, as umiI'lnu .—.V mMmeman cat
^he nomine**, espeeiallv *1:1,. 1 • 1 1 » «• .i .1 1 1
I 1 1 .1 * .1 1 • *hiek as a stove-iupe and iiearlv thirtvfeet "ito oui ofhee the other lav,» who savs
wlieu it is rememl)(!reil tliat that aw was 1 ri.. • . ‘ 11 . .1 • ‘
f,„. 1 ,, 1 IV 1 I • 1 i' 1 his IS trulv something of a snake, vears old jiast. lie wa.s married
, 1 • 1 ' " a...l it i. .ai.l !„■ 1^1 a.,)! vvi.l, l,is „ile :iO vcar^-.
,"7." "f ll.e I.. I, a th..,.- I.ad 111 , l.ihllv,, ,|i,.,l.
-A gentleman came
he
at
-she
mocnicy iteliirhted to honor.
..1 ftOi'i' ^ Imiii'c—U hn infl nraif tJioti-
./ ///—‘“One hundred able-bodiei|
lawyers are wanted in 3linne.sota, to break
prairie* Ian.I, s])Iit raii.s aud cord wood.— wor.se on a* lady than darned stiH kinirs.’’
lOa.-fern and Southern jiajiers please copy.” Allow us to say that stockings which ii>nl
Sf. Pit/iii’rr, ,/inn; i). ilai nltnf look nim h worse than 'darned
sand dollars has been offered for his seal]), lie then remained single 10 months and
and two thousand dollars for his sn.ikeship niarried again. Hy his last wife he had
> - •*! I- . cliildren. lived with her ;>:> voais, .she
ha.s been dead S year.s, ami h(^ h still a
ciindidate for nuitriniony. J'^verv one »f
hi.s children lived to the years of niciturity,
.‘irid niiu teen are .still alive.
lie can see to shoot a rifle nearly as
well as ever—can thread a needle Avithout
alive and kicking, with his scalp on.
\ female writer .says: “Nothinir look
RaUroad TAvuivtiii.—The Pet^i'sturg
i and Roar\okc lluilroad Company have dc-
I clared a dividend of 3J per cent, upon
j tlieir operations for the last six months.
! Po!(-0(fire Di.y)atch.—A gentleman in
' this city had a letter containing $1,500
I returned to him yo.‘?terday from the Ik-ail
! Letter Ofiiee. The letter was written and
j mailed in the }*ear 18481 Verily, letters
cast upon the troubled waters of the Post
Ottieo will come back again after many
day.s.—JV. y. Tribune.
! Cut fun roniiiiif d»vn the \orih lUvf'r.—
j I’he Roehe^iter Aniericati of Saturday says;
I —A eaii.i! boat lo.ided with raw cotton
! from the Mississij>pi, ]iass*d this city east
i on Thur.sday evening, bound for New
j York. 'J’he fact i.s pregnant with inf*rest.
{ .1 Man uf Wi hjltf.—A eorre.spondent d’
the New l.ondoii .'•^tar writes, that there is
I a man in Ivist Iladd.'ini—a Mr. Kuinions
—who woielis ///-e Jiiiutln-il (tnl ihirhi-niiif
yyo///;»/,■••, w hich is about oiH* hundred p.-uiids
!lie;ivier than tin* Hon. Dixon II. licwi."
: was. 'J’he w riter adds, “lie is of line per-
.'onal :ippear;aice, of eh*gant proportion,-«,
and .".lid to be one of the best jii.lges of
' hor,s*s in sevi'iileen counties, besi'U'S Indng
a gre.it fa\orite of the ladies.’’
.Miirtnfihf- til St. Lhi'is.—'I'he number
of interments at St. lioui.s for the week
eiidinir dune was l_7d, .f wliicli 1 Jit
wi re by i hoh ra. 'Plie week previous jo
tliis tlie t-'tiil niortalily was "2-\, and the
ihallis by cholera iLd, .showing an in
crease ot oil the whole iiuniber, and
on the deallis by i hoIer;i.
Lord All'ciiiarle was tlur lover of .^^lle
Crraui h*r. As tliey were w.ilking t.igether
one e\ cuing, he jiercei\ed her eves l:\ed on
a j-t:T, ;ii:d said ro jjer. “Do not look at if.
my ilear; I eannot give ir f.> you."—
‘•Never," s:ivs Marmoiilel, “liid lo\e ex-
pres.; it."clf more delicately."
\’/heii '.M'are ;i]one we li:n e onr tlioii:.diIs
to wateli; in our f.iniilic". our temper.-; and
in soeietv. our tongue.'.
Settlements.
8SKr>.'‘()N.s wl:.. are inilelitct! tu i!" v. i!i ceii-
iVr an i,l.'i"atii.n it' tliey v^ i!l sr'ttle diiriii:/
t’lc la-eM-nt lai'iiMi. ,\!! | ejs.tus tu wlimn we :iro
iii'li 'it''! v.ill }..lcase i>ii.‘er their l>ii!." I'ori'ay-
laeiit.
•Inly 1. K. .1. ii.\i.;; .V
\ ()’!'!(• I
I. 'aki- :• : j.'aii r i aliiimile'e t,o tl'f" J tl'i-
that il ,'Iale .'". ie. il \vj!l in' i.j.:i-iie'l
nt th." nil .^l•■ll.Ia\ tl.e 7tli ' t .lilly lu \t.
iiii'lir the care .>t Mr. Thunui" F. blleriie. l.atP
Ir.'Di Ala)..I III.I. .\|r. IMi-r^*' ci.inis t'. iiis well
re. iiia'.K'ii.ic.j. l.i.th i:« t’. hi" i,e,a!i;ii nii"n:« aiel
iii. i-m!': (iii.i I'n-iii his c\}.crience in teaehiri".
ali i !;i" h;i\inj’ I'eon li tely a ne-mlier ef a (’"l-
lfj:e in Ma'.aaia. we I'eel wari inte.l to say. tleit
»c '..I'.e’Ve hiai I'ully ca;.)i'i'.e t.i t-; !i all the
l.niiiehe« i.f a e-.imii' :i l!ii;.'i,"li c.|iK',i’i' M. ;■■■ ‘■
also I : iiisTiiiet "'a.icat" iu the luLihiT ilej.art
lucni" ■ l.n^li"h mi l 'l.:Si«i.‘:il fiiui-atiuii. an '
t i.re|.!ire \. .in;r laen t . .•i.ter th»- tirst f.as.'""
. t loiy I'l.lle..:.- in thi-' State.
" I' ; II'.ti.-'-. tliv.t 1 ;;ny wish ti>
J...;:- :.i.ar .'"i-Ihh.I w|... H\r ;if (ust:iiice. they
will tii>.l ilii.inl here iu - .1 I'aniilie." a" ch.-.ij.
u> tfiey wiil tile! it i.i:y wh'-ro el"('. .m,' there :i;-c
"cveial Imi.".-" j.ri-pare.l ari'l willili;: t.> take
t.
11' ral (.lane is.'.l. Ts-’Jw
('iij)r I'rnr i t/f ('nu'tpunif.
BJl il.sr\.\'r I') 11 1 "Ii’iltii’ll ct the stoek-
M li- I'itT" .'I till- . }^c i'ear .X a'ipv ti.'li ( ..iii-
paii^ . at tiii ir jreni’iai liiei-tiilj.'. .M.iy.'lo, 1 S.'i 1.
(I'.Mi'f i." h'-iotiy civen. that Ir.'iii iiii'l .it'ter th>
1"! . i \n;;ii"i ni-\t. ;iil Mi ti.-Ies, ei.nini.ulitie".
]r.i'it:ie. 1.", wares .-ill.I iiM'rehiui.lise, con-
M-', ci iij.iiii the t'.ii.e I’e.ir iliM-r te or fri.in
Fii\ette% ill»- I., i.r li ..ni :‘ny p-.int interine.liiitc
l.ci'.Neeii r«yrtt'"'ille .'in.I W i!iiiin;rtni. iiiel to
• ■r lr..ni 'N ilniiiijrten tu er t'rnin any p..inf be
tween the ni.aith i.f’ lllack Itiver aiiij Fiivetto-
\illi-, .ihaM lie siit'ieet t.> t"!!s. at tiie r.ite of
tuelve an.I ..tie-half j'cr centiini i.ii the .••ininint
I.f Ireijrlit el.arireil, cveei t ttrtieles ei.nveyed ii].-
i.n ia;t,'. u.icl tljit.", an ! craft tiii.ler thc t.iirtlieii
."t ti’ii t'li)."; and «lien tlie fiu.at owner is the
"hij.piT or ..Wiier of the j.ri.perty shi|.i>efi. the
l:ke toll "!i:iU !>• eii:ir;reil. to-wit: twelve and
I'lie-hulf |.i r eentiini ii|i..n the enstunuirv ratei.f
tre:>>]it ili.-ufied iip. n Muh l^rlicie^ as mav he
shipi.e.l. From nn.l after the 1st ..f .Vnjrust
th‘ Owners. ('aptjiin.s nr .V^ents of .•ill
l».;its not iin.Jtr ten t.ins Inirthcii. n;i\i>i;itin^
th.. Itiver l.etween tlie iin.iith of Uhuk Kivcr
and Fayetteville, are required to fiirnisli the
I oil ('ulleeter at W ilinin;rtiin w ith a list, on oath.
:is I'rescrjhed hy law. >1 the niiiount of fVeipht
eharjre.j. i r i*t the estiinatefl iiinoant. wlien
.«hip|.>e(l I.y thf Boa? (hvncr.
.'Siilice is also ^iveii. that Tho.". Wi.rtli has
been app -inte.l 'I'dH t ■i.'lcet..r at ihuiiij:l..u.
aii'l {.ayinents of tells upon articles oonveyi'.I
Ml.Ill any point below Fayetteville t> or fri.ai
iiminirti.n. an- to l»e iiiarfe to him: and tlie
atfiresaiii lists of t'reiiiht t’tirnished to him. .Ml
other paynu-nt.i t.> lie made. h.> heretofore, to
• ieoriic .NicNoill. Jeneral .\rcnt.
•IOH.N II. il.VLI.. I’resiileiit.
.1 mil* "*. 1 s.'il. 7>>-tl V
I ^ 1.
.1. T. 11,
' KK now receiving; a larjre stock of .S’>i.
AND WLWl.MKU (iOOHS. conaininJ
part of-
Striped Oro de I'liris: black and m
embrijidered. printed and black l.mp.r,. ,, J,
refre-de-].iuiie: I’luis-de-t hintr: rttpc-,j^ i!
rich eiali'd Tarltiins; printed Frein h 1 ■
bri.ideied and printed Sw i.ss .Vluslin>.'''((’'“
;ra.*!S and other .'"kirt
nee
FOR TEXAS!! - mu
Subscriber ofT'crs for Bale, his entire
JL interest (being one half) in the MILLS
formerly owned by Col. Murchison, but more
recently by himself and E. N. McKeihan. The
above Mill» are situated upon Lower Little Kiv-
er, und have been lon^ and most favorably
known f(>r their speed in saiwiiip, (one saw ac
tually cut Li40 feet in one dny,) with an al
most inexbaustable vater power. Convenient
to this Jiroperty in a large and rouifortuble
liwellini; house, and all necensary out-houscB iu
jrood repair.
Also, ACKKS of Land, fifty acres
of which i.s under cultivation. A more perfect and printed Urj!-an.lie; Miuiniiic".„!j" '
description is deemed unnecessary', as it is well and fancy Lawn; ^I*>urnitl: and otlier ^ '
known, and has never clianired liand.'j without •Jaconet and !wi,ss .Muslins; silk .mri j
h.-Lvinjr coiiimanded high prices. 'I'erms fa\or- liiis: solid col'd Lawns; Li.sliop ./„fj
able, but reserved for private arrangement. . . ‘ •'^"i
Also, I^OOO ACKKS, situated in the
’ounty of ItiipHn, immiliately upon the iiail
Kuad. o miles above Warsaw, -loO Mcrcs of which
are umliT euUivntion, the balance linely set
Tnrjieiitiiie laud, with o.OOd boxes already cut.
Ap])rK:ation may tie made to NVni. M. V> right
at Wars.i'v. or to the subscriber through River
side 1’. )., rmiiberlaud countv. N.
•I.‘ .M. WltinHT. riicckcd Linen; Silk. .\Iar«eili..r;L'''^
.huH* 7, 7i»-lvvp(J ^ V'asJinierct; I>rab Viu'k '. ’
— .'•^ilk Handkerchiefs and «'ra\ats- hr
\ lil'.\ BLl’^ ivl'^.AL WfHt'hed Sheetinf^s and .hirtinp,s:
AT Al.CTlON.
^ S.\Trf{I»AV the l2'.th of .July next, tiie
X >■ .Subseriiiei- will sell at .Aiictii.n the lar;re.
Coiiit’i.rtable. and pleasantly situated HOC.""!'].
I'll the corner of .MumtV.rd and (iillesi>ie streets,
kil.jw n iis tie.- (i.raicr rcsalence of .Mrs. M. Smith.
The Lot is lar^e, the liuildin^ in irood repair.
aii.J tiie necessary out houses unusually conve
nient.
.\ll persons .lcsij‘iii: iiit'orni.-ition relative to
this piopcrtv, will jijiplv to Win. I!. Wri^rht. F.s*;.
JL..SI'; p. .\IITII.
.lutli.' ‘Jl , IS-M. 7li-ts
er .^kirts, I i,,,.n r. ■ •'
kerchiefs, needle-workel; (■o'l.,rs*"*"'i **"
Luce rndcrslecves; French needle-xw.rke i n'
i.seltes: fancy .Mitts and Kill of l
splendid I’.oiinet and other lUV,b.„„. i‘ i •
Inserting; French and Fn^rii.Mi l‘ri,',t
with a larpce supply of other arlK-b-s I.;
Lndiea’ wear. ■ nt.ihlp
French «'as.-,imerrs: plain Linen
J/riii: riicckcd Linen; Silk. .Marseilli.r.i,
WAS'Vl'A).
I^lIIiLF. Iioii.m* ."Jorvaiits. ^oo.l seani.'^tresse.s
aud w.i.shers. Liberal price." will 'oe paid.
.L vV T. \VA1>I»ILL.
.May -Jt;. TStf
^ liiail) 'arria;_'e I'.MN'TFl! will fiinl ,-te;i.ly
& eiiiployiiieiit and w.i;,o-s. I'y apj.iy inj;
iiiinif-.|iaU\ X 1'
Fa vette\ il’i
.\. A. .McKFTIIA.N.
Api-il I J. iS.'.l. i,:;tf
Blount’s Creek Factory.
f-l .■"he.-tin;:". 7-'' .'"hirtincrs,
l l;i\ aii'l ( ottoii I'loth, 7-''aud l-l. ! lllaiie of
sl.-.e tiil-ead.)
I ..tt.iii •siiabtir^rs.
('.•tt.iii ^'arn. 'all N'os.
."'t>.. !inir Varii atel Carjict Warj..
l or sale by the b:ile or pici'c. b\'
nient of embroidered Window Curtuiu,
VI-ry tine.) '
fC«>ar1y>inaU> C'loliiin;;,
r.iats: Pants: Satin. .‘.Jilk. Marseilles
Vests: a larjie supply ef eacii.
A hirjre lot of I mbrellas. and fa>' s ■'
!"«tiii i'arasols. assorted kin.Is.
I’.eaver. Fur. Silk. Le^dn.rn an-l
Hats: also a pood supply of 15.s ''
\\hite (’hip. Freneh Hair-Laee. uii.l
bonnets: (’iiildren s tine I'earl Ihits,
.‘iinl i lats; W reaths aud Flowers.
ISooIh aiad
Fine Calf sewed )Wi..t.>: J’atent
gans: Cloth and Hu k ’mi^riTss (iaiters;
Ties; Patent Leather ditto; J.adii-.V
col d .'"ilk (Jaiter.s. a tine article; ditlercii-
of .Misses' Shoes and (iaiters; L:».iic^
:ind Walking Shoe.s; with a large sur.pf
heavy Shoes, for servants.
.'^a.Idles. Mridles. Collars. I’adde.J
and Wagon and ISuggy Whips. ' '
(’rofktry, ilardwiirr, Ciillrry. llolloiidhrt
4m ro*orios.
Kill and Laguira ('oflee; Crushe.J; ('lariS^'
aiel Lrown Sugars; Salt, .Molassm. iV.
Principe 'iga.-s; Fren.-li iirundv
-Madeira, eot. and .'^ciii.jArn.-.i-
Loaf
aiid Nails;
din; Port.
Wines.
Ti.jrether
with
.lui!- I L IS.'il.
(iF.o. .McNKll.L
Tb-lw
nCPOwinu to tli* (lentil of llic
t'o-nier ,\gi,ut of the llcnrii-tta Steae.i i’,.>:;t
the Ho..ks an.I eoe.iiints p!-evi..ns to 1st .Ljnu.ir\.
l^-.l. have been phieed ill i:iy hands for "etlle-
i.iciit. All per"oii" having un-:ett!e j r.cconnt.".
are rciui-sted to come forwar.l and settle, a," it
beconies necess.ary to clo."0 np the old b.x^.ks
soi.ii as J.."^'.'oiv.■.
ItoFt r. .loFINSi ».\.
I ayctte\i!N>, .lujte 1;’.. L''-”)l. 7*'i-*‘w
rtdfrttvvHU' *V i'fHlt'V
tZoad.
is ].iir''iauce ..f the re.iue,"t of niiiii1>.-r of
^ iIi/•tl^ .til the line f.f tli's j r"pi.."ed lo.ad.
:: Pe.Klic Meeting will be he!.I at .Mc^Jrog. r's
.Mili". ill I'iiniberlaiel '..iinty. on .'•'aturd;iy the
ll.’th .Inly next, which ;ill persons inti-restcd .are
invi'ed t.i alien I; aii.l where IJooks ul .Subi: ri’>-
ti n a ill be opened.
P.y or.ler f the 'oniinis'ion'T".
II. i.lld.V. ('I’airiiKui.
.lane 11*. 7'i-Iw
i'lSH.
P.P.L.>. (.IHMFI) MKIiniXr,: 30 bbls.
a great varu tv ,.f (;„.„U •
i:ear!y e\ cry des.-riptir,n. ,i;j ;
dcterinine.l to sell very i .\r ;'..r ('a"U. ov
aceouimodatiiig terriij t-. paTu-tUi-.l en^t.llnf'ls. '
e w ould I..' ^hel that buyers ^eucral!-,
woiiM e.-ill and e.v.iiiiine our .st 'Ck.
.\pril L 18oI, iji'.tf
Dissolution of Copartnership,
rSli/l'.' firm of IJIocker iV Hullard was tli>
M. diss..!ve.| by mutual coiiseut. .1.' . I'.l, ..
cr tiii.ne it autliorize.l to settle tin; atl'aii> '.ft:,
same. .1. P.Li M
•. W. bFl.I..\j;D,
Harrisnuburg. .Ii'ue •_'. IH-M. 7V-tf
P. -(i. W. Ibillai'.I also witlilrnws t;.,-
the firm ot I’l. Ciilbreth \ Co.
.1. .'. Iilocker aH'l 1!. Ciilbreth jvill c .i.tiM,.
the firm uii'ler the name Jiu.l ."tyle >f IJ.
it C".. at t edar 'id-k.
DAMS’S i\Al-\-ICJLIj;K,
sale I>v
April :.*■].
.ir.sT ri.Msiitcn,
w,''i.aiT ,\i;n isrcai's. .\iso,i«os,
M J hand. For sale bv
‘a. a. M.-KKTH.\N,
.luue ’J. l.'".'il. 7 l-tv
.•^AM L .1. ill.NSli.M.K
.^Iackert
.luiie 1 .s.'il.
For s.'de I v
CKO. MoNFILL.
70-Iw
KIMi and .V. Mc.^lILL\N have #i:'ered
^ • into copartnership in the I'istillerv of
Tiir;H'titine. and have erected a .'"till eii th«*
W e."t si.le of the I'ayetteville aud Western Plank
Po>;id. .s ni:les from Favettcville.
Kl.XO.
■Mayti.—71tf A. .McMILI..L\.
^ F. wi.-h to buy •JO.OOO l.arre!." 1'ui^penfinc.
kim: \ .McMillan.
.Norici:.
^JTMvIt WILLI.\^L'' have reniovel to the
.‘'tore recently occupied by Mr. .lolui I*,
.•"t.-irr. ■•lie do.ir west of \Iessrs. IL nraus. u
.''on. where they have just received a.l.liti..iis to
tiie .'"pniig p'lrehases of .ta])!e and i'an. y 1>11\'
Country inerchants are re.jitVsted to
coons.
examine mir stock
.liii.f
.■T.\i:i;.
WILLLVM.-^.
7'*-tf
riNNKK WA-N'I'KI).
4;(>ol) .t(jb \Vnrkman «ill find .«reaily eni-
ploymcnt b\ H]>|lving iminediatelv tn
W. ANDKFWS.
.June •_’.'{. IS.M . 77tf
l'.ncourar(' ?^(n'th ('arol'uHt. F>[)W1\ (il.OVEU
OIK'S—Darned if they (lon’C
Jyoston Post.
.speet;icles—hearing hnt very little impair
ed and nervoiis svsteni peil’eetly steady. ‘
Sojiie mi.serahle poor devil of a hen-
peeked hushand laiist have perjaitrated the
tollowintr. lie deserves to run the gaunt
let through a regiment of termagants:
“John, how I M-i.sh it was as mm h the
hishidii ti) trade wn'es as it is to trad«*
' ’‘Aviiyso Tiniothv'^” ' eneuniher press the ; ho over f50, iind i.s a.« straight as an arrow Per week,
; •, ’ ' V •; , . out ot It, then with a feather apply If —anl i^uvs that, exeeid the rhenmaHsTu .. 1 **r day, ^
I d cheat soniehody most s.ioekin’ had to the bedstead in the Led hni/' raiio-e and he feels n'o-nlv -is vonno' ever ’j t^hddren under 12, and .Servant.s, half price
a'ore uieht. ’ tbov will ,lo. ‘ ' Ir ! S\MI KL (WLVKUT
Jiuic I. 7Vtl.;iA
Ijfui' Drn'li.—A pair of .sky-eolored eyes ^ ^and nervoiis .system perfectly steady,
illuiniuated with guod natnrt^ j can eiit and split 150 rails a
- , - and jiun]. up and strike hi.s heels to-
tidlowmg IS an tdd wo-1 gether twice before striking the ground at
nian .« r^'f ipo tor the destruetion of bed night. Jn ajipearatjee he docs not look to
hng.«: “Jake a ripe eueuniber, press the ho over f>t», and i.s a.« straight as
undersigned is inanufacturiiig, in F: v-
JL itteville.
. Boot and Shoe Polish,
far sii]ierior to the lUa.jking jiurchased in the
Nortbern cities. He intends devoting his whole
time to manufacliiring and ven.liiig this verv su
perior polish, and calls upon all who think it to
the interest of the .'"outlierii j.eople to becomi*
in.le]i«.!ident of Northern manufactures, to give
him their ai.l aud |.atronago.
He is j'.repared to show. t»v ohn'fil'ti*' fi'iui. to
any cue who will e.-ill upon him. the faft
ri'-riti/ of his over all other jhii'ifh>. . r hhtcl.iinj
now sold in North ('arolin:i. 'nll and have vour
boots and shoes once completely blacked'aud
poli.^ihe.l, and be satisfied.
This article is ofTerod at a price not higher
than is usually charged for other and inferior
•lualities, and a trial is all that is asked to .se
cure the patron.-ige of the public generally.
The uiidei signed i vceets t.. visit every por
tion of the Stnte to introduce his Polish, jmd
asks now iu advance that .Merchants and others
visiting Fayetteville w ill give him a call.
A. W00UWAKI>.
.June •_'!. I Sol. 77-t'.m
Xi:w FI.OI K.
I^'IXTH.V (/I .\I.1T^', intule of new Wheat, for
J sale at Cool .Spring Mills, or hv
(U:u. McNFILL.
The highest price paid for V. l.eat.
•luue It). IS-M. 7'i-4w
siiocc’o si*K]X(;s,
Warren Comity, 31. V.
rMllllS delightful .Summer retreat is now open
JH- for the reception ot company, the reme
dial properties of the water, and pure atmos
phere. ofl'ering great in.lucements lo invalids,
as well as those .seeking pleasure and the pre
servation of health. Among the many improve
ments, are two newly fitted up Hathing ilousos.
The Jioonis aud Cabins ai-e neat and well fur-
nishod. A good Usml of Mumo always in at
tendance; a plentiful supply of lee, and the bc.^t
efforts to please, at moderate i\ites of as
follows;—
Families per month, each j^ersiin.
Single persons.
.VS received another adi'ition to his Sto-'k
of WATCMFS A.Mt .ILWKLKV. consist
ing of
(rold and Silver Watehe.s, tlnld Cliaiii",
Seals and Keys; l''ar Ilings. l^re;istpins
and Kinger Hings; (’olt’.s and Allen's
rievolving ristols; ^Iu"ic Ho.xos, »!tc.
Please call aiul examine.
6:r^y‘ Watches and .lewelrv rejiaired as usual.
May 1-J. 1S.M. • 71.-,,,
pkoposal
I^lop, publication of a Volume of SK11MOX.^'.
by the Kev. .7ar\is Parry lUixton. hire
Hector of .'^t. .lolin's Church. Fayetteville, X. C,
— to be edited by his .son. the llcv. .I:ir\is I>iix-
ton, and acconip.anied with a Portrait, aud
Noti.-e of his Lite.
The proposed volume will be printed iu large
clear typo, aud contain over oOO pages, suh-
stantially bomid iu leather. Terms, Two l»ol-
lais. payable (>n delivery.
The net proceeds, if any. derived tVom the
sale, will be given to the jiorniancnt Fund for
.Mission.-iry purposes in the I)iocc..^e of Ni>rth
Carolina.
It is desired, (as few if any copies not pre-
vi.>usly ordered will be published,) that persons
wishing to subscribe would immediately notify
the Fditor himself, or their own .Minister, whom
he «‘spectfuliy requests to receive .Subscribers'
names, and to forward them to his Address at
Asheville, X. C.
.Iiine, 18.->1. 7(j
l^lre lasnrttnee.
-ETN.A Insurance Company of Hart-
ford, having paid the tax imposed by the '
Ivevenue Law of the late Legislature, will con
tinue its .Agency in Fayetteville, under the
management of the undersigned, who is pre- ■
pared to issue Policies of Insurance on Build
ings or iJoods, either in this Town or in any
part of the Stjite, on proper ajiplication, de
scription of the Property, &e.
The -KTXA COMP.AXY has been in operation
about 30 years. Its capital is l^itOO^OOO.
WAX'rKD.
(i(IOI» M.A.Vji.'s. ;(t 7') ,.js. prri’iiv, ■.
the S.iutheru Plank K. ad. ."Ua'
em]iloyment .•m.i cash payment weekly, if r>-
ipiired. Ap}>lv to
I*. AL I’.rii:.
At the .'‘te;i!ii Miil. or t..
A. A. .McKKTH VN.
.lutie'Jo. ii"'il. V'liyettevire,
iji'i: ixsruANc j:.
TBIHF t nilcrsigned li;is hcen ajipointe.l .\gi":
M- of the Ni.rth 'aro!ina .'Iiitnal Life li;.' .-
r.-iiicc 'on;p.iuy. Fvery iMeiiiber f.n-life j.ar;! -
ipates in the profits of the Company; and !■ ’
.iniiiial priTiiiiim for life membership, where •
.•iiiiouuts to XoO or more, may be paid one-! •'
ill cash. ;tnd the utlier half in a note ;it 12 nmrti,'
liebtors" lives may be insured by cred;: r-
,\ man niiiy insuri^is own life for the e.xcln'i'"
In'uefit "f iiis I'aiii||^ The lives of slaves ii.iij
be iiisure.1.
This system is ra]*i'ily growing into favor. :i
evor the eivili/.C'I world. It is one by wlii.’h .
family, lor a small sum annually, may b.-- ].r-
l i.ie.l t'or. alter the de.-ith .,.f it,s head, on wli. ,'“
exertions tlo-y may have been dependent f..r
support. It is :i good investment of inmipy
even if one should live long after taking oie ^
I.ile Poliey. L.\pl;inatoiy p;imphlets. and t'.
nece,"sary lilanks. turnislicd on application.
E. .J. H.M.'K
F:iy’ttcville. .tune l.'^-'iO.
IlKSi>i:UlAN HA1{P.
-1 »'’>/• Stnifiii'j linnh'^ just ri'iiii'i’l.
A IS(\ llisliop p.,•tscym’s .Sermons: The V>'eek,
comprising the Last Day of the Week, ilic
First I>ay of the Week, the Week Ci.mph teii.
The Lau'ls of the M(>s’cm. a Xarrativo Urien-
t.il Travel. The P;ith ot' Life, by l!ev. Henry ,\.
Itowlaiid. Toni H;;ci|uet. and his three .^l;lil■i^'n
Aunts. Ftii{uette for Ladies. L>o. for (ieiitlr-
nicn. Tlie Psalmist aud .'"upplemcnt. UntliT^
Hudibras. Plutarch’s l.ives. .Madam Koiiinii.
by Abbott. Dictionary of Quotations. Lutin.
Frcrich. \c. Fnion IJil.le Dictionary. P.urns'
W orks, ■i'oetryof Flowers. Flora's Interi'retfr.
liook Keepiii'r. .’school Hooks, i’c.
K. .1. HALF Sii.V
.M.ay o. l,s,-,].
Wheeler's History of Xorili Curoliira.
undersigned has been apj'oinfe.J (one-
ral .\gent for t'ol. .1. II. heeler in the
7th (,'i.ngressional I.dstrict, an.J vislies to ap-
jioint sub-Ageuts iu each of the counties ct
llobesoi), Cohimbus, 141alen, Hruns'vick, Ne^'
Hanover. Sampson. l>uplin and (hislow. and
asks that iipplication be made to him imme
diately. The Work gfics to press in .\iig'ist.
anrl the pri*-e will lie One Dollar per vi liinc,
and consisting of two voluiiios.
•IIJII.V .M. ROSF.
March lil, L‘^-')l. lil-tf
>
I'OK S.M.K.
Si: SET SAWMILL GKAIUXC. including
an excellent Log Chain and (’rank.
Apply to ,M. V. .JOXKS.
.April L 1861. HHtf
I)()A^i:s TICS.
flTTLE River' Osnabergs; 7-8 atel I t
J Sheetings always ou hand, and for sale at
Factorv prices, by
STAIUl & WILLIAMS.
June 7, IS'il. 70-tf
^TIv.VW’ CFTTFdLS, ('orn .‘'hellers, and a 'Ni
nety of Ploughs and Plough fixtures, f^'r
sale by
•Ian. 4.
& T. WADDILL.
."tf
NEW BOOKS.
J^EIGII IIIWTS AUTOBIOGUAPHV; Po**-
^20 00
25 (K)
tH)
-5
they will die in^ tuntl'
Lctri.-fovii (^ / r*;.) Tele^rap}>.
try of the Waverly Novels; Harper’s Maga
zine, and International ditto, April Nos.; .Alton
Locke; Lavengro, Pntuam’s cheap edition; Mans
field’s .Mexican War, illustrated, cheap and bound
_. t‘dition.«: Geddes on Plank lloads; Complete
The Hon. Thos. K. Brace was its first President, Farmer and Gardener, bv Fessenden; \ouatt
and he still holds that oifice; and severtd of its Martin on Cattle; xVew Masonic Trestle Board,
first Directors are still active and efficient mem- Freemason’s Matnud; Masonic Chart; Freeina-
bers of the Board. It has at all times sustained son’s Monitor; Goldsmith’s Works; McLellan on
the highest character tor the priulenee of its the Interpretation of Scriptures; McCosh on Di-
inanagenient, and tor the liber.ality with which vine Government; McGuffy’s Readers, .second
it has ever ailjusted its losses. and third parts; Davies’ Survej’ing; Gunn s Do"
r, .T. IT VLE. Agent. inestic Medicine, &c. &c. .lust received by
March 10, lP-31 (j'_‘-tf ! April 11, 17 .t. HALF i'v: SO-V
om
jay:
tie:
Fruin thr S''
Seini-”
We now is
fij«t Scnii-Wt
in the ancieni
trut^t it will
abroad, as a (■
Town as well
will be .«(• .sn."
we phall he
baekw ard.’’
and though a
atid iQ other i
]>rcf*i*el a li'
their numbei
lieve ns d' tli
of hvbor and i
t*tance« wi- in
tt'rcst in the
jironiptly and
tions.
It will he i
and Titesdiiy
lde that*id\e
in.Mortioii. sho
1 1’. M. of TI
Some rules
be stated as
after ait nbset
ing of the twi
The ] •riee i
as heretofon*.
^4 per animi:
lnring the vf
oxpiration ol
■where a sui'si
the weekly pa
fcrred as ;i er
just h:ilf tin
allows tll.lt III
1 St of .1 u! v. i
If then- h
tiu! haiels of
r.hliged i, v at
And we w!,’l
to whom ihe
will call att.'-,
The Nat iiu
in this town
of respect an
I’nion.
At !•:> o el
vie l*riH S"i.
Street nnd‘-r
Cook, ali'l 1
Hall, wh' i. ,
liilchvi,';. thi
wap well !e;i:
and a trul;. ;
tion deliv- n'
The or:.till
of the oLei
Festiv:il. ’ ri
upon till* ma
(’on.stitul:"!i
of eivii an
(.ipoke of thi
the awf’til el
follow its d;
struetioii of t
were (*!o«jtte;
the very aj»p
I'nion of th
balluw'.'1 dor
fanatics mi*i
the apj*ro|i;il
So may if
Trayer v. :!
I'urify. and
the K v. .M:
(lispevs d.
In tllo evi
pla v of li^|'-\^
witm*.ssed b]
idose.d the e
many more,
rolina, and t
Tho lb'll.
ed as the \>
the Xi'wben
inally 'ici ■liii
ingtoii. IVtt
uomiii;iti"ii,
that the elei
The X w bcl
(loldsborou;.
pa|H*rs in th
confidetice o
result most
blow to the
w hich his 11
that no Di;
Venable’s, ;
will send a
gress. 111 I
llepnblieaii
Stanly’s eoi
of (In ri'jht
V/e Icani
wards of
the Phiiik 1
poet of (d»t
in tjii.s towi
aging; and
ly do as we
as it is now
See the r
ing at Mci
object is to
aeribed to
Centre ('on
I\f;voi-f
informs ns,
Sloeuin, w
men of th.
that the bi
the cr; idle
ry mid nigh
manhood,
died in Wi.
venerable i
She had a
al.-o a mem