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LKTTKKS FROM Tilt: SKNIOR EDITOU.
Tliosi- wore iuteinloij for tlie Ob-
vorviM- of tho *2J iii't., but on account of
tlio j:TO:it irregularity of the mails. tlu'V
Avcro not roceivivl in time. Wi* j'ublish
tlu'TU Imwi'vor, as furnishin!; inti'rostin_:x
infiiruiatioii as to tho clinrac tor of the i'u-
ban “patriots” in Xi w Vi»rk.
Sakat»k;a. An^. *J6.
The reailors of tin- fonntry m'wspai)ors
arc litrlo aware of tho nnblu>hini: etiVonti--
rv of some of the eity papers in mnuvhir-
ti i-iiKf news, to effect any ol-j»>et which the
supposed current of popular ft'eling may
ii.alce th.'ir interest Since this Cuba ex-
( itruient, the X. V. Herald, ami others of
tliat (.hi'S (.if unpiintiplcd papers, liave
m;:do up all sorts of stories, whieh they
pretonJ to receive by Tch-^raph, by let-
ti T , and by .stati'nu'u's of passengers. A
il:iv or two ai;', the Herah! aiin nun'cd that
ii; ,t f'W days W(‘ should have the news of
file formation of an iihlependent jxovern-
ment in Cuba, and a I^iploiuatie .Viri'Ut i>f
thi' n'W government would be in \V:ish-
iii'_'t >n in about two wei ks, 'J'his re-
m.iikabh' nc’vs the lliMald had from a
•Ti liablo source.” Ve.'terday it annouiu i'il,
wi’.ii 'piite a llouri>ii of trumpets, that an
;ivvival at 1’eiisaeola, on tlic lidtli, iu four
d;'\s tVom llavaiui, furnished information
•,.t two liattlrs b.'twt i-n l^opcz and the
.''paiii.ird.', in both of whieh the “patriots''
had ln'en vietorioM>, and that the people
Wi re joining' tliem at the rate of 14M) a
day. Thijpinews it was ]'retended came by
teif;fr;i|ih fi'oni Mobile. l>y comp;’.rin^
uate. (^whii h f■ w take the tr> nblf to do, ■
it appt-ars that this remarkable news is
one day older than th it rcci-i\ed by the
Cherokee p.early a week airo. It v.a> evi-
(b'nfly iH’t t! nr'iitii r i1. an'l for tlie b.ise
purpose uf oneoura^rin:: iirnoriiut adventu
rers to go to (’lilia, in the hop.' uf partici-
pitiuir in tlie spoj|> .»f \i(.t.iry. 'J’lie se-
; ret "f all this, and I'f the mass meetings,
iVe.. is said to be, tiiaf specidators ha\oad-
vmeed largely t I, pi z and e.thers f r the
j arp of proeuring men and n.ean- to
V"V"luti. nizf Culia. Tiiese men will liave
Mueh to aii'Wer f >r. 'i'hey inveigle igno-
rint and ne dy n\en to their d 's’rv.eti 'ii.
ia all t’iterpri/.e whieh is abhorrent to the
1; W' ■ f iiatii'ii' and the duties of citiz. iis.
?ah.\T(m;a. Aul'.
T^ '- C ' t • xeitement, whieh now rages
t ■■ ■ ..’;: ii.a degree, is likely te, pro-
(’•I' •’ ' vent' t' ihi iiio>t momentous natun'.
'l’!h ]i"r;'‘‘le ri"t in Ntw Oileans, the de-
stniefN'n '‘f pr-'pi-rry. the abrogation of th‘
i.i.ertv 'f tiii pi'e'S. the violtiu e ih tie to a
t' l -!i • iii'ul. who>e per-oii and pr' perry
ni- lieM s tered 1-y all eivili/.»*d people—-
a".' l.iit th'' beirintiings of evil. who>t- end
n ' man ean foretell, nnh ss the arm of the
law i' raise.!, and with vigor, to uphold the
ri_'lit' thus trampled under foit.
T! ;s Week Would undoubtedly have told
rt tale "f e|ual horror in New York, if it
La i n-ir ' e, u that tic niein «ry I'f tiiefirm-
n:'' "f the l^iliee in the A^tor IMace ope
ra r' t' i> st;!! fn ^h in tho inimls of tliose
who wai’.d ’>*• (piite w illing to sack a print-
iii^r "thee, jii'iivid'-d it ei'uld be done with
a.' litMe danger of personal cori'et|Menevs
a' iu New ()rlcatis. 'I'iie condiu'u ]iunish-
meiit iiiiliited then has .‘■aved many an
outbr‘ :!k sine''. It saved one on Tuesday
l.t't, when >11 .th the pre-iding offir., r ancl
the >iK'akf rs at th ■ third Cub>a meeting in
the I’aik endeavored ojienly to e.xcite the
!ii }. to .ittaek tiie Sjianisii paj>er aiil the
Si..uii.'li C'tnsul in that city. The account
..f the speeches, whlch liaf! just Coinc to
1, Ue! in yesterday’s K.icpress, is too grave
I . lie alloweil to ]>ass without particular
II .*'ee and emphatic * ondemnation.
T'" Were several thousand ]>ersons
pr. ^ei.r ,it tht> ine*'ting, over which a Mr.
Iihnu:i 1 niaiikmati presiih d, w;th 'I'l \ ice
J’r‘ident>, aeeoiding to the official ro-
p'.rts,—(Seine of wliom, however, were not
in the eitv. anl others complain of the use
of tln ir names without authority and a-
gainst their principles.) The chairman
ealled on his hearers to go to the aid of
Cuba, in the belief, ami witii tin* expecta
tion that by proflueing a rev(dntion there,
th.-y might h ad to similar revolutions in
Iluiiirary, Ireland, (lermany, “ami inleed
tiod e.ulv knows where the movement will
stop.” W’hat better calcnlated than such
purp iM“s as this to arm all the world in
h 'stility to u.-y An- we never to be con
tent with our own hajipines.s and prosperi-
tv, and immense domain, but that we are
to bo everlastingly thrusting ourselves into
the affairs of other nations, exciting them
to rebeHioii, and ajipropriating their terri
tory';' T'liis spirit must be rebuked, or we
shall unite the nations of the earth agaiii.st
u.-'. Mr. Jilankman continued,—
‘Mir ntlemen, I have read it in the morn
ing papers that not only iu this city does
the greateiit excitement and f^ynipathy ex
ist, but in every city and town from which
we have yet heard, meetings have Ix'en
held, and synjpathiziug rcKolutioi^^pidopt-
ed, mon‘y .subscribed, and aid sent for
ward. Indeed from .^laine t(* Florida has
fill! cxeitenjeut .spread. In Xew Orleans
one of the Sjiani.vh pap(‘rs gave offen(!|^^)
I lie fi’iend.s of Cuba there, l>y publistmig
some liefarious lies in reference to the Cu
ban struggle for freedom, and the people
promptly took the matter in hand and de
stroyed the press, I am sorry to inform
you that even here, in this city, a Sjianish
paper, “La Cronica,” has done precinely
t!ie same thing, (groans,) calling us pi
rates, buccaneers, freeboot;rs, &c., and de
claring that the tifty brave Americans shot
at Havana leserved their miserable fate.
1 will read you a specLmen of thid paper’s
logic. [During the reading the speaker j Now is not this a promising sp('cimon of
was frequently interrupted by groans and the “liberty” which these “patriots” are | XA.—T
execrations lor the “Cronica ’ and procure for Cuba? If a I the “Southern Medical Keports” for 1850,
bpanish Government, (rentleinen, con- ” . *, , • ^ ,, i . „ . ,
tinned Mr. lilankman, that quotation was thing that is not agreeable a portion of an article on the vital Statis-
penned by a minion of the Spanish Gov-; pt'ople”—(’ajtt. Isaiah Ilynders tics of North Carolina, written by Pr. W.
ornment in our very midst. I think the »»d his crew of Tom, Hick and Harry be- j H. McKee of Koleigh. The following ta-
oiVue is in Cedar .street. j ing “the ]>eo]ile”—it is forthwith to be j ble prepared by the Doctor, will show the
A oice NT (td.ir stieit. i pitched into the river, types, press, editor total ])opulation and the per centage of
Aft.'r having thus paved the way for a 1,oldness to ! deaths in the six central
riot, Mr. Blaiikman disavowed an inten- .speak a word in extenuation of tho conduct ' State.
tion to excite one. Of ooul^e, ,,f man, (which conduct is really ! The White population of
Another .sp.>aker alluded to “taking understood as vet,) why lie is to ' W»ke is .Sluvo.s 10,G7'.»; total 2l,0ir>.—
Canada, whem-.er we want it,” and this be “nut out.” “tnssod nv.^r ” A-e X.w J. i J .. l>eatl.s-JH4: per cont. l.M.l,
H^XLTII or Cen'WA'E North Cauoli-j GuBAT^rFAlRS.—No late arrfrrrl from l paper counsellors.wiU4:opp t-h^r pale .souls ' ..^re reqnested’ to state that thcr?
The Raleigh Register extracts from Cuba. The Empire City is expected to • scene of conflict. j ^|]] a J^laiik lloud Mcotlnrr at Hank'^’w
arrive at New York to-mirow. Our latest | , above letters are vonched for l.y | i„ this County, on Saturday, thl 18th
the honest and patriotic citizens whoso j and at ]>arclavsville, in ('umberland*
advices from New Orleans are, that the i
SpanLsh Consul ha. closcj l,is offico an.l i ScZhw' I
placed the persons and property of Span-: citizens will not shrink froin snpi.ortmg ns ! p,.opnscd J>lank Road from Raleigli
ish subjects under the protectioli of the A- j now for obeying the w ishes of sue h men, Fayctttrville are cordially invited to be
J merican Government. From New York, ! ^r"iu us th.c all-suiricient sup-
counties of this by way of Washington, v:e have the fol- ! I'loyi ed so tai foi o.u juott ction, in
• . ♦ f n . , the event ot rampant mobs assailin;.r us.
hiwin.tr t,(dojfr:!nhie letter from one tlie ! • ii _• .1 . r
liberty of the press, and liberty of siteech, : l>i-atlis, 122; percent. 1,041.
as understood and expfuuidiMl by the “na- 's 11,>71 Slaves .'),2;>o; total 17,12(5.
,, , , • l>e!itlis 1-‘!H; i)or eeiit. 0,77t>.
be “put out,” “tos.seil over,” &C, Such is i.’..,,,,- • ui - * * 1 n -iq
was received with tremendous cheering. 1- ^^ I ks t..20.,_Slave,s ; t..tal 11, 18.
Another speaker said,—
“There are ].apers in this city who dc- i,,mt on iriving liberty to chatinn, is l‘> 47»
lend the Spanish (Jovernment for the.,,, , , • . , ^ ‘--i'•»
....... . , 1 1.1 I ^ •*'1*' tnen‘l>y .secnrintr to them.soivcs
c(>urso jmrsuod, and traduce those br.ive , ' .
souls who would avenge the blood of th(>ir I'lui'der the rich men of that
rieh island.
U hen Rynders concluded his artfully
inilammatory language, the meeting re
sounded with erii'S of “t(> (\dar street”
lowing telegrajihic letter fiom one ot the ; “Owing allegiance to the soveri'i,:ity of
Editors of the New York Express:
“Wasiiin(jton, Aug. 31.
! the pt'ople alone, true to that allegiance,
i and fairhfu! tft all the duties it imposes,
on Saturdaj"^, tho 2(>th, when and where all
the
h to
lly invited to be pre
sent. Several speeehes may be expected
on the occasion.—lid-ciijh. Jiiijintc.i'.
BT A R RI E D,
Xciir tlio H()l(t‘son IneiiiTite, on TliursJav tho
2stli l«v N. .M.-Nciil, Ksii.. .Mr. NKlLi.t
. -1 ,.1- • 11 I 11- - 1 ' -1 i- 1 £• ' _''Wi .\ ti” nv 1 SI, NFIL*/
“Jhere is deep leeling 111 all tno (»tncial we rely with a conliuence never tor n mo- j y Mcl.KVX toMrs. M \ll(j \iti;r (I >icKlN-
circles of the city in reference to the Cuba j ment impaired in the justice of our fellow- ! XON, scrond ].nifrhter 01 AicKibaM i'atterHon,
demonstrations. The pjxecutive Depart- j citizens
ments have made arrangements, nndor the
dec’fl, ill! of IU>l)cson.
I'rother-I
“Voices—XaniesI namesll
“(’arr—I refer paiticularly to the Ex-
‘•\'oices—“Damn tho Express,” “Roo-
byl” “IJooliyll” “'I’o hell with the l‘]x-
pressl” “('!ive him a eoat of tar and tea-i
tilers."’ I'ce. &e. j
Hut the cntwning speech was that of
Caj>tain Isaiah Ilyiulers, from which 1
send you the following extracts, as speci
mens:
“He did n.‘'t like sacking ]>rinting f>f-
tiees. lie respectt'd the Liberty of tlie
1'rt‘ss. but the I’re.ss was bound te,- respect
till' I’eoph'; to do nothing, to sav nothin!^
against the publie opinion wlu>re its bread
was tarned: and when it did, so helii him
tiod, if it :is a foreign pajier es])eci.;llv.
ho tlid nor eare if tln> efliee was sacked,
and, v. ith the bo,!y of ('ien1entiing In fnro
him, he believt'd he sh.Hild help sack it.
(A t'elferons chet-rlng.) New>papers owed
deference to pn)dic opinion. Iviifoi-s of
iiewspaj'crs had no riglit to run counter to
all the peoph‘ they lived among.
“"1 he Amerlean e«'nsul at Havana, lu>
was told, was coming hen',—that rnatm-''
called the .Vmeriean consul, tor he was no
man. (gr"ans lor Mr. ()wen'. * *
coat of t:;r and feathers was to(> !_'ooil for
h;m. He woul.l not t‘\en tar sueh a
wietcii. I A laugh.! [Heri* somebodv in
the crowd inttrp.'Sed a word in delciiec of
Mr. (>w» n. to tin* etfect that nolxtdy as vet
kiU'w what h.‘ h.t l done; th.it lie was uu-
t;.'fend'-i; his crrespondt-ncc with hi.' (!o-
vernnieiit was m t yet known, \e.] 'rie-
({'tain »(>n:iiKied—,\s a public speaker,
1 am willing to answi-r fiir questions.—
(Cries of “Tat him nr,t/’ “l*ut liini out,”
‘•'Joss h;iu o>er,” “Sn.ip him up.'' ; 'I'he
Captain, aga t;—If tlicie is an\ man here
wret( h enough to defend this wretch, let
him stand f'rtl;: let n> see him: but 1
-uc.--.', ly this time, he is sin.dl enough to
di'i.p thr.'U_!i a hole a bumlde bee (.ould
not get tiir 'ii'^h. ( .V ;:t(at laimh. »
“Hut. fellow citizens, the Caj>tain con
tinued. there is a Spanish ]>;c.'S here a'
Well as in X(.w Orle ans, and there is a
Sp.iiii.-'h con.'ul here as will a.- in Xew
( hii-ans. 'I he naiin' of the Spani>h paper
i> “l,.i Cr'-niea,” w!ii h mean.', I am foM.
'J'he ( hronicle,—but 1 ; in no Sp.ii ish s. lio-
lar. lii'h-ed. | can't rea l Spaiii'h. and
therefore ilou’t know what i.' in that pa
per. exe. pt a' 1 ant toM: and 1 am told,
till., it i,' pT'e'ty bad: and if if i h.-ilf as liad
as »he "i:'- 'n X-w Orle.ins. tlie b« t tiling
tl'.at {-an be d'-no w,th it. I think. Is to ])it h
types. pre>', editor and all the other siile
of (ioveinoi's l.'laiid, .n the wav to Cubn.
(irc-'.t cheering.) Ihit mind, fellow citi-
Z'-n>, 1 am iio law lireaker. ( .\ jrreat
laugh. ' 1 never break the h w. i mutter
ing in the crowai—‘'Tliat you don't; but
you stir up otht i> to break it, and kc'op
yours(df eut of tlie w iy.''J and I ! n'f ad
vise an \ Indy to bre,.k it; bi:t if thi.- La
Cronica is as bad as they say it is,— I don t
know, for I can't re.-id it—it would be l.et-
ter the other side of (Io\eriior’s I'l ind than
hell'. ( Ileiicwed cheer'ng. : 1 aj.jirove
the breaking uj' of the Spanish press in
Xiw ( h lean.'. I think 1 should have had
a hand in that, if I had beo'i there. |
w.ml 1 not sufler a foreign p.ijicr to be in
solent in my ow 11 c> tiiitry. (Cheers.) Rut,
mind y‘ here, I advi.'O no man to break
the law. 'I'he ]>re.'s. bal as it is. is pro
tect* d I'V the law. 'I he Kditer, fidious ami
il.imnable as he is. lives under tin* law.—
(Crit sof“H—n the law.” ) Hut I lan’t
hi Iji saying the prc.ss and tin editor would
be bett(‘r the other side of Governor's l^:-
land than here. (Cries of “Where is it?”)
I don't think even our own m'w.'pajiers
have anv ri^ht to the protc tion of the
law when they run against jiublie opinion;
but a t'orei^n p jier, a Spanish pa]ier, the
orL'an of a (lovei nmeiit that has ju>-t
butt lu red titt\‘ of our citizt ns in cold blood,
manirled them, trailed their bleeding limbs
in the ibist,—such a j>a]>er, I am sure, has
no right to the protection of any law.—
('Renewed yells, now, of “Wh«*re is it!'”)
M Cedar street, that is the place. (Great
surging of the crowil hcr(‘.)
“Rut mind ye, fellow-citizens, I advi.se
no man to break the law. 'I here is a
(hingcr in breaking the law (cries of d—n
the law I—but humanity speaks, tho spirit
of a man within you .speaks, your own
iifi (' deaths 1 ,(>.'^1; Tier cent, of deaths 1,(II
Mno t lonica —“tlie ( ronica —“to ( e- > > 1 >
Slaves total 18,881. ; directions of the President, to execute the ^i.K. ^\ Ki’s'riiK.—At a meeting tiU‘ | C 0!\| M Fj
Deatlis 184 pij ceiit..l,ioi. ’ I'roclamation, whi(di was itself an embodi-i WIiIl's of Roston, for the pur]> >se of i vi>i’ivvr'.'
C umlKTlaiid i.s l:!.:5'.i:;—.slaves / ,21 /; total 20,-r 1 /’• i i- • ^ 1 • 1 , , . r. ' „ A K1.! \
Hlo licatlis 2‘{4; jier cent 118.'). ^ meiit or the law’s ot ( ongress, aiiii a tair choosing delegates to attend the State; Scjt. .>—>teamvr Ciiailuim, witli full ,>ni fro,
•lolinst.m is O.o.W-I'siaves 4.72»; total' 1:5,77:1. warning that all who engaged in hostile ntion, the following prnci-nlly of il.e inti-rior.
Kcatlis 124: nor cent. 0,!til0. 1 exi>editions iiut themselves beyond the I ^ SteanuT Hcnriitta. with goo'ls for
n'l 1 I • 1* 1 • 1 *l i. 1 I 1 * V 1 HUM!nninilSi\ ' SUI^.ii'V iii tow 11 uli‘i COUlitrV
1 he total popnlatu.n ot these six conn- a«.s ot the country, and could nut ixceni the .en=e of tl.is n.eetin.^ i "ith b.-.is . n.Alv and P.ou-
ties, IS K)(),.)lSj and the whole number of ^ ‘iQ^'iarhitWum^ ^ nonn.e.ti.m !
and “where’s the S
pant.-
d:ir street,
Cousiir/”
Mr. Hlankm.in said, don't break the
law; I advise von not to break the law.
Hun no ri.'ks of prison—we want you all
tor Cuba; but 1 join with you in d—ing
the ('oiisnl and the CrouIc;i.
, York yesterday
1‘rom an article in the Xew Orleans {jtting out for"
.Medical Journal, Dr. McKee learns, that Instructions were immediately
the total population fif tho six central
counties iu Georgia is whole num
ber of deaths per cent, of deaths 1,-
ol. From this it will be seen that the six
Xorth Carolina counties with a jiopulation
M’l.r. ..... . ; .1 e 1 I * 1 irri'ater than the (Jeoruia counties, by "27,- and to fulfil all its leiral obliiiations.
i lie proc'.'ssion tlieu tormed, and startwil 1 j ’ _ . , ^ ,
, have fewer deaths by 2(5 per cent.
■ • i * 1 1 1 »i (• 4- ii • •• iiv .wiMiey HI low, tin'i jrni.us i.r 11 iV j.i iv,
formation came from X\>w i ‘1'; >''» ^ iWce, W I'rinr. T S Luttcrluh,
V tliat an cxiuMlitinn was ot a caiKlMiato i>>r tho 1 n‘>nl(MKy Ik* I'ronght : A W nmi oihcrj;.
Cuba from Xew York.— bcioio tiie ( onventioii pn posed to );c hold j iUVI]R in p;i.ik1 nMatlug i>rdcr.
jreimmediately .^ent back to Spiin^liehi, that (u;r delegates be iu-^ ^
the (\dlcitfir and other (Jovernment ofhcers
to execute the laws against the marauders,
by preventing the departure of the ves.u ls
and j-arties. 'Fho (joseriimeut is resolved
to employ alV the available force it can
command to obey the treaty with Spain,
and upon the | FAVi-TTKVILLI’ MA H K1:T—But. i
liins of tliF Hon. ,
T. , ... • 1 1 . J>r.iii'h, 1) i-!i,->0 ti .,;j
D.tnieJ \\cbsterto that .nsfinirui'iied sta- ‘ „ j.', !Leather, pok
20 a 22 lA'ail, Imr,
strueted to aiiveea!
•^uperi'T ni.'^rits and
l>hU),
tion, above all others; and to as.scrt, lU-cswax,
IpAuhl and AoA//y, th.-it he i« prc-eiiriiently j I’acon.
the first choice of the Whigs of Ri ston, !
and, a.s we be lieve. f>f a large majority of
out of tho east irate of the I’ark into I’ark
Row, wIk'io it halted and the leaders held
a consultation, after which they resumed
the line of march. There wore between
eieht and ten thousand in the procession,
which proceeded down Nassau street, head
ed by l']lil's band. I’assing the 'rribune
ofiico, that establishment was saluted by
one i-ontinued ^^roan whih‘ the ]>rocessiou
was pa.'sing. On the corner of Fulton
and Xassau stn'Ots, under tlu^ awning of
the Sun's establishment, a crowd of a
thousand or tii’feen hundred was g.ith-'red,
who exch.sngt'd cheers with the proeessic.ji,
the latter halting, and serenading tho Sun,
and its mornin:,r contemporary on tin* op-
])osite corner. The emplovees of both 's-
tabli.'linieiits quit their work, crowded to
the roofs and windows, and returne 1 the
cheers of the crowd—waving hats and
handkeiehiefs, and tidiilig tliem to “go
ahoadl” 'I'he procession m xt )>ase.l up
l>roadway, creating tho most intense ex
citement I'Verywhere. It was rumored
tiiev were going to tar and fi-ather tin
Spani.'h I'oiisiil, Seiior Stroughton, am
afterwards to (!e^troy L:i Cronica estab-
hshnient; hut t)t> t-tnnn/ f'nri- of^tnHn
\ j * » ' * 1 * 1
*U J
rpoii those fads, l>r. McKee remarks:
“’I'his h'.st exhibit of statistical data
(dearly shows a large ]>er cent, iu favor of
.^liddle X'orth (’arolina over all other
places; and while I have been promptotl to
submit the above statistical information, it
is with no desire to detract iVom any otlu r
section of the country but to aid in con^ri-
“(’irculars to that end have been sent people uf our State, and, iuithei, th.it,
to all the revenue cutters, to the revenue h' Nati.mal Con- ^ (’hceso.
14 u 1'ltj
i:; a 2U cat,
•'.] a 7J O.u s.
a Oil, Liiiseetl,
10 11 1 1 l’ii«der, .*
all .Shot,
U H
20 a 2:;
a (
c.dlectors, ami special instrm-tions toother b'-n-:>fter to bo hidden, that an-^ ’oi.pera.s 2.t .^ntrar.brojvn, 0 a !
ofhcers of Government. I‘'--f '-;:»-le ca.ndidate ot ; 1 ■ t- 1-
“The Spanish Minister has di.spati lies, ' .I' *’.*-’ . * ^ Featli’ers, 30 a H2^ Do. ahiin. bu. o'> a 4(
which he regards as reliable, of the defeat '' district, Wid go for Dan- ^ Fla.'^.^^eed, 1 00 ,i 1 12] >'l.in:los,’
Hides, frrtt'H, t
Ditto, ilry. 0
Iron, .Svve.li'S, o
Do. Kii^Usli, :l
I Imlitiio, 1
a n
a i
11 4
Tallow,
W heat.
V.'hiski V.
Wuil,
Vi Lite Lva'l,
4ja U
4 > o Oi*
00
0(*n0 0«7
15 a 2
9
l-i
U1
a 40
8 a 10
8^1 a So
42 a l -'j
18 a 20
2 a 2i
0.1, coi'.r.s
17‘ “
of the whole party which lande.l from the Webster in pridW^*^o t^^l others.
I’ampero. Gkkat 1 .WK.M'Kt.N.—'I'iie Tntelligon-
Anothi'i Icttei, ot the same date in the Y. ('orrosj)ondent savs he w’as re-
buting to the limited stock of our Southern pi'per, says that the oihcial news re- sh iwn a plan of a eanital invention, j none
reports upon tb.is subject, with the hope ceivod at Washington by our own Govern- hy Mr. Edwards, of the house of E lward.s, i ^ 4-1 I'.rown Sheetin
that it may add .some interest to the vital ment and by the Spanish .^llnister, prove .S nidford & (’o i Cofton \anis, 0 tn
'''iVilkiu/iw |..r of l>;,r. ’ ' ‘-1- ,1,0 fa, tur. ,.f | M.UtKCT. •
"ia as the luost favorable, and comparimr i'*rgerics. J ne same letter u-o, t.y w liu h, with a simple ce.ntnvanee, ; Nn clmngc in piici-s i.ri'i-o.luco .since Ties
it* with that of >iiddie North ('aroliiia, 'T ‘'‘‘Vs: ^ not lat'ger than a small “refrigerator,” an i day s j.ape^
have not done so with the wish or inten- “The I’resident has dom-his w hole duty in.iivniual in tae n-o{,;es, or atiy other liabita-
tion to detract from the he;ilthv character in regard to the (’uba invasion, and will ble ri'L^on, can treeze a tralioii of water to
.1
X
nio!
)f Gcorni;i, but to show that in .^liddlo not shrink from it, the hundredth part of a solid block of ieo in the space i>f one ; ^
Vnrih Carolina we have health, if not a pin, as you will have occasion t » see '"iii'ite! ^ Inis wiil be a great thing for
iiore, ;it least e|ual to any country in the anew. I wish 1 could feel that all holding planter.'.’ I ^
ci\Ilizcd worhl.’ 'I'he ri ports made by offn«‘ under the (b-neral (I .vernmont,— — . ... . „ , | .
Dr. 1‘endh ton :ind mvself to nrovo coll- the Collector of the iiort (d' X('W Orleans, rTNNY. I he \\ ashington I nioii of the
-Vt New 'S'ork. fottuii wiy i*nii. v.ilh an up
waril leii'lencv.
ti'itli'/ Ilf
> J th'm t>! i hiiixji'
niarching an.Kiid
hours, .'creecll IIIL''.
LM’oanliiLr by turns
>■ A// Mr. liiii-'-
fh> if and, after
town ii»r a t ouide of
hoeiing. ch( cl ing and
the crowd went In mi'.
having siicce'ded in throwing the wh le
lower part ef the city into a greater hub
bub th.iii it has been in f >r years.
Such i.' tho account cd’ tho doings in
Xew ^ ork. AVhat is to he the end it?
Are We’to ha\(‘ flu* Con.'titution, the laws
of the land, and the law s of nations, tramp
led under t’>ot. at heme and ;ibre.id, by
siieh a set of•i.lai kguards .and loafer.', as
|{}ndcrs and his crew!' r will coii'.':\;iti\e
men. honest men, labi.ring men, th.'Si who
have t haractej nr property, or t xpei t to
h.ive either, uiiitt* in jmtting down, ly
public opiiiien or by the .'trong arm ofilie
law. tlie rowdies wlio thus attempt t.i ei>n-
tnd the destinii .' of the country and of
the world!''
I>r. 1‘endh ton and mvself go to prove con- the Collector ot tlie port
cImsIvoIv that the long coneoived ojiinion ex.implo, had dom* as well, but the
tliat the South ihiriiiif tiie summer numtlis niultitu'Ie of New ()rleans City, from all
j in particular, is more unhealthy than oth- accounts, seem to have been struck with a
er .'■(•etions of the country, is ernmeons. judicial and moral lilindness. 'i’he Execu-
Indeed, so far from being* true, this opln- tive Departments here had sent on instruc-
ioii is entirely tho reverse of if; and if the
census returns are at all to be ndied upon,
tliey hoM out the districts cemi ris. d in
.\liddh' Georgia and MiifJ/r Xnrtli
ii‘t as aiiMiig the healthiest regions in the
worhl.”
I'liiiM Ki Kol'K.—The Steamship Atlan-
tions to Xew Orleans, which if obeyed^
would have prevented the sailing of the
I’auiporo, and saved all the lives which
Were sacrificed at Havana. 'The Dresident
will not condemn tho Collector inhoard,
but how can he ex]»lain his b id faith,—his
omission to call others to his coun.sel and
to tho aid of the Government. To plead
:E\y (;ooi)S.
■^IfK Siit-scrilier is nnw r(*ci‘ivin" a larpc
and «ell soluctej =.tock ofti > »DS, recently
jiurclKised in New Vork for ('ASH. whi-li arc
2d inst. jiubli.shes two columns of Edito- (lilVred fur s;i\o at low prices ter easii. country
• 1 1 • r- .1 !• /I priKluee, or on time t> iiiincti’al men.
rial denunciahon or the secession ol jh uto- ^ , ’ , '
. .. , , . I i')0 IjMs. No. :> ^liu-kiTel,—new.
ri'dtir > outh ( aiidina, and cfnidemnation : hali and ijuarter hlils. extra N". 1.
of the ail! and conifort given to that State, Kits No. 1 Sahnun and Mackerel.
KLIJAH 11 LLKK.
Sept. 1. IB'.l. I'.Mtw
by the Democracy elsewhen'. Its next
two Kditorial columns are devoted to prov- ■
ing that the (’omjironiise i.s a “Democratic
measure”!
DECISIONS or THE Sll’KE.ME foritT.
Jijf /tiijfhi, ('■ 'f-—.\ttoriioy (Jeiieral
vs. ()den Carver and Jesse J*. Hyatt.—
Information.—Grant vacated. Isaac \'an-
tle arrived at Xew York on ,^londay morn- ignorance of the fitting out of such an ex-
ing, the 1't inst. I he Atl.intic brought pedition is to betray both :in indiften;nce Iiorn and others, vs. Alexander Duckworth
ncai IV ‘JdO jia.'seiie:crs and Liverpool dates ^"d contempt for, the most a-ccssilde .,„,j wife, iu Hquity, from Riirke. Ho-
I'lie l?o.«ton Acadcmv's C'ol--
Icction of ril'-'RCH a further .«iip»ply
)ust receiveif.
K. ,J. HALi: & SON.
Sept. '4, 1S-->1.
Kjot fit •Itsrtioit.
Wll.l, *>e sold !it the Market House, oa
Satur.lay the tith instant,
to the 2(lth ult.—three days later than the
Aia.
Simc tho s;i!Iing of the .\'ia. Cotton
had been active at full rates. Middling
qualitiis had advatucvl I. The .sales id
th“ three d.-ys w. re bah '>f whiidi
e.\porters and speculators took SUdO.
'Ihe fivorable weather anl promi.'i.ig
harvi'st h;ivo very mneh deprt'ss(‘d the
I'liiur market. Wiieat dull and declining.
Corn in fair demand at jirevious rates.
Xoiremral news of importance. The
means of information. One could wish
for the honor of an officer of the Govern
ment, that su« h conduct might bo explain- y,
I'd,—but it, in this ea.so, is palpably irno- ]>in ,li'^mi^sed with
ranee or connivance ami neglect of duty;
and in the judgiueiit of the many here, it
is the latter.”
^-1 Lot on llai/niouftf,
niurrer sustaiiioil; liill dismissed with costs. ' Ji>inij)*r the L'. S. Aj’sonal, on the ni.nin .«treet.
Wiley (’. Bailv, vs. E. Carter and X. "• 'i'fbLlNtiH.V>T, Auet r.
Vilm’rs in Equity, from Yancey.
IS'.I.
It
I'osts
Lewis Cham-/]']1KRK IS YET A CllANC'H
J'or r and Turjjcnfinc Gcft>:r..
rglHE Sul'scriber still ot}Vr.s for sale, about
R.\sk DKCKI’TKtN.—We find in our ex
changes, lettirs from many of the Cuban
invaders, who stifforod death. From one
of them, from 11. T. Vieune, to his Rrother
and Sister, we extract:
“Before 1 (//», I am }>ermitted toaddriss
—“The iVnioeratlc (Ireat F.xhibitioii will close on the Ilth of my h'^t words in f/ns ir>>r/if
Xdtiniiiil sav the Lo- ()etober. The l\oy;il (’onmiissioncr will
Ohio Hi
party is (hr
cofnco papers. So also av the L'^ci.fi.cos
ot lliio. Rut tlii“\' s( nd .ibolitioni't.' to
Congress and adi pt such re.solutioiis as
this;
“/V Tliat the jieople of ()liio now.
as they h:ive always done, lonk ujM;n slav
ery in any ]i.irt rd’ the I 'nii n as an evil,
and unfavorabh' to tin' full development of
the spirit and jiraetical benefits ot' tree in
stitutions. and tli.'t entertaining the.'O seu-
tinn nts, tfiey will at all time.' fet 1 it to be
their duty, to ue all ] ..wer clearly given
l»y tho terms of tlie nation.il coinp.icf, to
prevent its ii'eroaso, mitigate and fully
eradicate the evil.”
That looks like “niarching to victory un
der the banner of the Compromise.”
True, they reso!\e that they will not
interfere with “sl.;veiy in the States” but
that, nobody advfa'at just yet, and similar
rc'olutions when adopted by Whigs, we
are told, mean nothing. Rut they passed
; this resolution also:
T'lat we ayij>rove of the ad
ministration (d‘ our Chief lOxeeutivo, his
manly bearings, prudent counsels, and
! souiid I*em(M ratic doctrines, and we com-, sions id’another
meml h;m to the people, as worthy of tho such projects the Governuieiit of this pri.soners by the steamboat IlalKineni.
ho
b»Ms, vs. li«d>(> .^lassey; in Equity, from
Haywood; ih'cree for defi-ndant, jilaintiff
pay eo>ts. Jacob Sims, vs. .John Killian, - ,, , , ■ i i
!. • ,, 1-1 , «• 1 T I 1 l-eiir laindreii i.nd Kiirhty Acre.-^ of Land
from^ llaywoiKl. judgment aflRrmed. Jolin ('hicken n.ad, 4.^ miles fn-m Fayetto-
Ledford, vs. (lOO. \\ . \ oils and 31ary viile, with Dwelling House anil Out-houses cmii-
Ferrol, .\dmr’s. from H.iywood; judgement pletc—with good crop of Corn, Teas and I’ota-
affirmed. toes. Also, 2‘> or 27,0(mj boxes.
l)i/ XiI/i, J.—Milos Goforth, vs. Little-! 1 also offer for .sale, LS-t acres of
toll Ratillo and .John Young, in Kijuity, Lanu on the Kr-st side of Lumber River, about
from Riincombo; bill dismissed with costs. : '"ile.s above Fli.n.l ('ollefre, in Itobes-.n
,, . i> • 1 .L. \ Ai' T> • 1 1 eountv. 11 v person desirous to see the laniJ
M. A. Raird, (Sen.) vs. . R. Laird and ,;i,,i,rist. on th.* premi.ses.
“H-‘cervcd by false visions, I embarked Runcombe; decree For further particulars, applv'to S. S. Giklirist,
, in tho expediti.m for (’uba.* We arrived, pl^dntiff, account ordered. Hall and in F=nettcville.
about four hundred in number, Ia.«^t week. ot al,from Hay-; , ‘McPIIKP.M N.
receive the Hejiorts on the L'lth. and tht
go()d> w:ll be returned immediattd_\ after- ,j,, j j,j about an h.nir from now, wt*—1
ward. mean fifty of us—will he lost. 1 was taken
'I’he first accounts of the Cuban difhcul- pri.soner after an engagement, and, with
ties were riceive l at Madrid on the loth *^’hers, am to >e sliot in an hour,
nit. and were repn-.sonted as very trifliuLr letter to Messrs. Stanton iV ( o. of X.
a.iid as s].eedily suppressed. Tho Engli'h A. ('ook. is as foHows:
1 • > .1 j-fl- !.• Ha' ana. on iio\!u> a .MAN-or-W\n.
pap. rs al.-o consiuer the d.fficulties thus s K-.1. J/.. is.',i.
far. a« trifling, but the London 'rimes an- Sta.vton it Co.
ticipates trouble. In that event, it .savs. My dear friends: About fifty of us. Col.
that EiiLdand and France and the other ^ ritN ndcu s commaiid, were taken pri.son-
alliosrd' Spain are all interested in pre- vostorday; have not received our sen-
, . , tenet' yet, Imt no doubt we will all be sin#
vontniL' ;inv occurrcnee winch may con- i r ' a. t ii iji
• licfore sun.set. fli>' has
tract tho pecuniary re.«.urces ami les.sen deceived us; there is no doubt but all those
tho available stn iigth of the Spani.-h (lov- rejiorts about the Cubans rising were all
♦ rnnieiit. Cuba and the I’hilljipines, says trumped up in Xew Orleans. iiOpcz took
tho Times, “are the last remains of Imr “*'•■"1'' command ami deserte.l us; we
• 1-1 • fi'i Were attacked by some five hundreil or
mairnihcent ccdonial empire. 1 liey are i i i ,» - i
' 1-11 1 • 1*1 seven hundred d tlie (.Jiieen s troops the
both of th. n, hignly proiluctive deponden-
cies—they both dc.servc an abler and more lant (’ol. Crittenden ilid all that any man
disinterested administration. Iiut the could do—but wo .saw we had been de
transfer of those Islands to any other mar-‘ *eived and retreated to thi' sea shore with
itime Power
ness of one
\ujrnst 1801. 19-tf
FALL STVLKS. 18.',!.
xru.\ltl LL A: CO.,
242 Ralti.moue Stkkkt,
wood; bill dismissed with costs. .Joseph
I’onder. vs. .Tames Carter's Adm’rs., at law j
from Yancey; judgmetit affirmed. Wiley '
Kovel, vs. .f. A. I’earson, and S. .1. Xeall, !
from Mclb)well; judgment reversed, vtiiirc
h' itoi'ft.
r>;i , •/.—M. Ratton. Adm’r. of
I. R tird, doc’ll, vs. W. R. Raird, in Kuuitv, 4 and opening thoir FALL
fnmi ]^.lnconlbe; no error in decree below. " LMI Obl .VTlo.\S of
'riionias S. Heaver, vs. A. L. Lrwin, in ^ P*Ht€Sti’ifS^ A* Mtt’US’*
Equity, from Runcombe; no ernu- in decree Si\S
below. luiunctii n dissolvid with costs. ■ prejmreil to exhibit tlie most conijdote
l{ebec(M Liiii, vs. .Michai 1 Huffmann, in r««t-ri'.s and
II -A. V i> 1 1 i.* 1 • i.*iT HI inis c»nntrv, which will be olFcrO'! at
Equity from iMirke; dceree for phiintiff. rates than u.sual.
Hobort^Chapman.vsJacoh.Mull,inEquity, : TIIUKK-PJA- AM) ^rri:RFL\l-:
from Lurke; bill distuissed with costs, on I'L’TS.—We are now receiving otir Fail styles
di fendant ji.iying Hill’s note. .las. R. of tiie above, including many )Kitterns manufac-
Allcn and wife, vs. L. Ii. Rryan, and Mills. expre.ssly tor us, and which eanuot be ob-
Adm’r. in Kqiiity, from Rutlierf.ml; decree ‘‘f**.-.
. . .. ' • . . \ - r /i\r
f>r idalntitt, accimnt ordered. Ji. D. 1 UK hi) ( A R I'h'l! \ hS. We have
,11 -I 1 IT II I'l • I’ -.L ” 'arge assortniciit ot jrood stvles of low iirircd
!uld> vs. H. Hendrickson in Lqu.ty, | ^
from ( loaveland; no error in decn'o below, ■ as to defy eonipetitimi.
jdaintilf to ]iay costs. .lacob Harshaw, vs.
E. S. Moore, from Rurke; judgment afhrm-
! ed.—A-li> l iUc
w.mid only auLnnent the weak- the intention of getting off to our country ; ' ~
, ", '■ if possible; got three boats and got off with Itrmx in Sum/.—Mr. Love, the
a e, rem enng le a_gus intention of coa.sting until we fell in (\>nsus 'Taker for the county of Surry, in
nor more t'luco>stiil. Afr*nnst witli an Aiuorioaii vossrl, and wore taken whom wo mot at Mocksvillo, on
^ 'rnesday last, gave us an account of .several
high ]if)sitiou h‘ now oci-uj>ies, and well (.onntry, in conjunction with that of France i J-j.xplain to my family that I have done remarkable ]tersons an«l things with which
deserving tho trust of our standard in the
ensuinir campaign.”
AVhat are tin* ‘sound Democratic iloc-
and of Spain herself, is bound to make an ‘ instigated by the l,o met in the performance cd' his duties:
early and effectual stand; and from the motives; jhat I die with a clear ^ Ho found two persons, each one hundred
. 1 • 1 1 n 1 • .• n' I • con.scienco, and like a man with a stout ;md throe years old, and another, one
xvisdom which the Cabinet ot \\ ashinoton my wat(h to' you; it is fi>r ' hundred ami twi
III years. He visitf d forty-
has sometimes evinccu iu avoiding the i little Renny, my neidiew. t'ood bye; tJod | f’,mili('s in two consoeutivo days, and
hearts speak—and tho number is S7 Celar . , i i • i • i i •
street. If I could read this paper, I sIm.uI.I ' ‘
have read it the first thing this morning, n re-nomination and to the jiralses of. T i i r i ' iV'*" *iit"‘V'i v. ^
ami what was in it, I should have read to i Southern Loeofoia, Hisunionist.s':' Why, iu i right young baby every family,
you to-night; but it is lucky, for I rather ' j.i^ inan^niral Address this same ('jov i»’in^'xation, we hope that it; (-IL.MA.N A COOK. ; two excepted. And last, but not lea.st,
wish tf) rcstraiti than influence your zeal . i *i ~ i *1 ' i may not be wholly disinclined to concur | These and other letters ftill}'establish he found a woman two feet six inches in
ood thus summed them up: | , the fact, that many of tho.so who joined =^cventy-two years of airo, and
against sm h a paper. When the meeting
is^idjm.rned, however, let us all go down | , ,,,,,n inei,
.. K~ r.wl-ii- . r. 7 1 the groat questions at issue, thus: L^sen- P I
there, to t oaai street—go in iieace, J ; . , ^ , n ■ ■ ti, nf
I..* 1 „ ..... 1 t'!il modification or rojioal of tlie Fugitive ^ ^ rown ni . pain.
with other Governments in endeavoring to
• , 1 1 J 1 tri’iiilniKi mr Ininnnil nul iii'i'cntii-pre
rmanent union of Cuba in- the expedition were induced to do so by
mean,—but if anv of you do cntrary to j ‘'i"
my advice, choos^; to look on there, and ; I
the jiress, and the type, and the editor all
come out, when you go in, why I shall be
there to lo"k on; and there is no knowing
but what the force of examjile might be so
strong, that I might be tempted to have a
hand in it. (Ltingiiter and checrs.) As
for the Spanish (’ounsel, I would not advi.se
anybofly to touch him, yet. He lives
nndor our jirotection. He will be warned
by the fate of his colleague in Xew ()rleans.
worthy of civilized legislation; no exten
sion d'slavery; immediate abolition in the
District of (])dumbia.”
Is it not queer, that Locofocos who find
so much to abu.se in the conduct of Xorth-
ern Whigs speak of this (’onvention which
nominated Wood, not only without con
demnation, but actually w'ith praise? Yet
smdi is the fact!
. ihiiiikIsI Mr. Love savs this is onlv a
false rej^re.sen tat ions ot the state of f,>eling
Xo political news from FVance, except in the Island. They were told that the j .^vith in'Surry.—Tra/e/n/t./;/
lat a re% islon of the Constitution is fa- pj^onle of Cuba were pantinr for liberty ! , - , - -
/;\f:fjsn .• i vaa’/'-m.v on, cloths.
—.\ large and cojoplete assortment, from 2 to
24 feet wide.
Druggets, from 1 to 4 ysirds wide; Cnmib
Cloths, a new and bciiHtifiil article; Chenille
and Tufted lUig.«, Mats, J’iano and Table t'ov-
ers; Stair Hods, i'iie.; together with evei'v arti
cle appertaining to the (Carpet business. *
Tl'HNlU'I.L CO..
242 Baltimore street.
First Carpet Siore al>«jve ('harles.
Sept. 1, l.S.*)l.
K.cfcufor\s Notice.
^H^HF, Subscrilter, at September Term, IS.^1,
■- of Cmnberland ('ounty Court, duly ijtiali-
tied as Ksecutor of tKe Last Will and Jestainent
of .John Smith. Sen. All j>ersons having cbiims
ag.iinst the Testator, are notified to present
them within the time limited by wet of Assem
bly, or this notice will be pleaded in b.ar of re
covery,
F.VRQUnillD SMITH.
Sept. 3, IS.'il, 10-Ctw
Frcxh't in thr liodnnhr.—'I’he recent
Rains .so .swelled the Roanoke, a.-« to cau.se
Settlements.
S w ho Hro indebted to
ter an obliiration if they will settle during
JI^F.IiSONS w ho Hro indebted to us will con
that a reMsion oi ine vonsiuuiion is la- pj^ople of Cuba were pantin
vorod by n large majority of the Councils. , , i ..i • • . *
^ ^ , jiml f)iily waited their assistance to secure
Gkoucia.—A letter from a respectable | it. Such appeals were not without cftect | ^,^*^10 of the I>iw (rrounds to overflow, on , present month. All pirsous to whom we aie
gentleman in (Jeorgia, to a friend in j upon the people of the South West. They , Tuesilay, the 2(>th ult., that niirht, the '"'b’bted wdl pie.ise render their bills for pay-
\Vashington City, says the X'ational In- j freely gave men and money. The result
telligencer, contains the following cheer-, plainly shows that those who instigatel
ing view of the political jirospect in Gcor- j the invasion, were only anxioiis to obt^iin
! the sjioils. They cared nothing for the
ment.
Aug. 1.
R. J. HALE & So.S.
‘Cobb’s majority over McDonald will be ; liberties of the people.
^ rnilK il, I am »i i€i»Y
still I think, I should be almost inclined, j bgenccr,
in this case to break the law, and hang the j reported upon in the Third Auditor’s Of-
Spunish (’oun.sel. (Great cheering.) He fice. Under the act of 1800, the Pension
knows* his duty, and I know mine. If he
.should come and say, these public meetings
must be put a stop to—these speeches,
those pnKjeedingS'—why, I should just fold
up my arms and say, “Mr. Mayor, I’ll be
(1—d if we don’t have as many of theni as
we d—(1 please.” (Great checring.)—
Rublic ofiieers are the servants of the
I'cople. VV’^e are the People. ((Jrcut and
ronewel cheering here.”)
Office, since Jan’y 1st, 1851, has issued
about 40,000 land wtirrants.
SUICJUE.—Hon. Luke Woodbury, Dcm-
No National Convention, un- few men to do that which it will require
thousands to accomplish?
“The friends of the Spanish Government
are thoi:e 'vho tauj aouaael, aad the aew>
the Corn down level
cr:n.sc(juently it took but
little water to cover if.
We understand that the Crops on-the
High Lands suffered some from the wind.
But with all the disasters that have be-
((’hecrs.) If the S)ianish Consul here, Rounty L vm> Casks.—During the | the opinion ot others it will. Remarking upin the decep>tion hereto- tho River been precc«i
l,.,wevT, ,.u( a„y „f I.U lio.s in tho be greater, i I fore practise,I, anj still sought to be, the ! which blew much of l
Cronica, though 1 am a law a>»iding Citizen, I •_ ’ majority in the Legislature will be equallj. , ‘ n w »> n ' with the Ground- cm.-
" '’-•licer, 8,4:,2 liotmty Lan.lc.-.ses were jecisiv^fromsixtytoseventj.liveonjoiut -^'»0'''"‘‘"S‘'TrueI)elta’ wells,-,ys: i "
ballot. “Ill the ncCme of Heaven, why arc de-
“Georgia will have put the capstone on ' cepf ions still practised on our jteopte? If
her policy w'hen she declares and acts on ! the capture of tho Island of Cuba be an
that declaration, that in respect to all party : affair determined on—if the American
ties, jiast, present, or future, they must I people consider that its subjugation is
conform to her platform. Nothing should ! demanded as an atonement for the blood
ocratic Candidate for Governor of Xew ^^ft to mental reservation, such sis ia j that has been spilt, is it wise? is it prudent'/
,, 1 c 1 I cxceTitcd in the programmes of New York i is it patriotic? is it practicable to send a
Hampshire, eou,milted suici.le a few Jays; (;„„,,„„tiou, un- ‘ L. .w/.Ki.-h 1. »II1
Since, by hanging himself. 'I he principal ciHiipo.scd of men true to the Constitu
cause assigaed is, that he did not wi.sh to tion and faithful to the Union—the whole
be Governor! j Uaioa—in cv^r^ part^ uad all parta.”
River commencod falling and has boon
going down gradually ever since. Some
(laimige has been done to the Corn, pLuitcd ■
in the low’ost places; but to w’hat extent j
we are unable to sa^\ The injury would j
have boon but slight, h.itl not the rise , s'* i • i
River been precc(ied b}' a heavy bh-w, I otQg’C iillie tO ivcllCl^ll.
fjJlHE Subscribers, Mail Contractors from
Fayetteville to Raleigh, Avill commence
operations this diiy, with new and comfortable
Coaches, good horses, and careful Drivers.—
The P'are FIVE DOLL.ARS--same as before.
The Stage Houses are, in Fayettisvillc, the Fay-
« .^1 i • i etteville Hotel, in Ralei^'h, the Varboroutrh
fallen us the present year, it gives us Honse; Vjut Passengers will In; conv«.*ved to srich
pleasure to state, that the Farmers in this other Hot«.sert as they tmy w-lect. The hours of
section of Country, will make a plenty for I departure will be, until further notice, at haK-
a support and some to sell to those who ' Fttyetieville, and at 2 P. M.
have been less fortunate. (
,, J rt 11' 1 unremittea attention, to secure a liberal sbaro
Roanoke Republican. gf
MURDOCK MeKINNON,
Honesty is more commended than prac
tice J.
DAVID .'.TcXhlLL
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