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armeatediate.
i ti... T.s." nr-aTculstea
1J Bytt P!U!$Z J
a am. aniAiint nnr
1U IU miuvuM
A
. .;m--,. of three- eotaraissioneri Jot
adjCithlaiinaarisiGf; untft r faex
$nSj J lf jaccornctf tfiU 54
hreepominh?ionerere nommatejt ?
PreiiatTiTLOT an4 bj M00"
--iV P tha ; Senate icbofirined.:., Amongst
rlaim, e'bUiBe bjT apparently OtttbenUc
and ondiipotdtimony. waisextimoed
and Uow?d1be;mi8ersNb
saplcioa wt e&tertained of any ftud,jl0 Tre
garJ to thit.clairariuntU ner lUwrdf ad
payment by tae'coromiMionera, f t Mtf
SaUaequera,'howeTer, to the payment, a
the claim, and af ter the departure 1 CUI
DiHSfor Earopei Uai laid thalJieJadi
donfetted toraf Mrr Ports that the clwro
wa fraudulent, and iitaioe4 by, labricate
tesUmonyr pJport receiptor fl
tioo, the President directed theDistrict
!orney,oinforin' the Grand Jgijr,
lession.-of the epreentatiotki5linA
DiiritiuTbif -wajdone, and rewind, ia the.
finding Of a trae bill' against Gawjihm fox
false twearing to" the mmori8J. Ports
hating been summoned before lher prand
lary, denied, on bath; the confewion td him
bf VARDiKBR that the daim, was fabrioatedf
The bill, tu found, we underitand.by tbe
Grand Jury, upon testimony before them
nfhpr than that of Po&TE irtH ,--4.
Stichia the brief and correct atate'mentof
ihifntai illeged; W have been perpeiraled
upon the G6Ternment.
It wil be se n that no responMbility . at
laches to the EzecttUve Administratioo for;
; the deception alleged to have been praclwed
upon the Commissioners by 'GRiiiixRt It
will btf teen that in consequence of the
prompt discharge of his duty, the Prbsidsm
: has subjected the alleged offenders to a prop
i er responsibility for their unlawfulicts. f
i The jAdministratTon is thus acquitted by
! the facU of the ease. The lAttojKoweyeri
j proceeds to condemn the Secretary , of. 'the
j Treasury because he, "as a Senator of the
United Slates, a servant of thef people, an'(
pafid for' hitfiemces ty the peopje was ldj
receive" a contingent Jee upon the allowance
joTthis' claim' by the Board . of Commissioners-
'iJL-" .AtJs 'j t-i. rfi -i
It goes on to argue that the receipt by. a
Senator of a contingent fee for services to
be rendered in the prosecution of a claim is
tfroBg? because his' services belong " t 6 the
vingofrepaUoa.lTo.
Jt'tbVhope Of 4te Stockholder ot tJlAtt P'RW
ice the re. r'V-ai&A'ili;..'
is nnirlim -!,.-''' ". U Annual
ANNUAL MEiETir Ga. rr :
TSjiVe'frcjWseto
call tne auenuaa-couswwy-- -ki
wmwhwitaw onoii the nractice
nmh.tion wmch it desenr. s. The practice j to-Jni1 Drevious notice. tbe -Annyal I
k which wfeferjiifierosewUcof claimp f Jeeiuis of the SfockhoWera of thcC. tF
by member of the NaUonal UtpjfcAfp aCeiii:PiitsboroVo
fail torn rargereiwntraaawttn.ttd he Wpofntment DfV A,
ratherntorelhttt tw f t nRmset: itof Wnmiozton.Prestdent, and
lrtneb?Jt":iavev!dennrjnm
kijhe eultof aaor bfof ? .T15 iMetr.iVJHWii-U mogbtpoCorn
lionai Agtsianiro i seiriwfvMH T tow
t supriOe w:iubmitte the VM f deTf irvI hecessart that there should be i
jMta1itfwWcli-todiaewmw
Uf ffaltmi ka rfivecl COmhensatlOft'OniOr fZi . . ; nniAnt
rfflamlOyedbyepanm
ertmeni-apepartment whose officer! were I . .nd further, that there;, waa
aptedbjJiefXto?
towhtehjhedtslingwshd indmdaal heloitg- tolUw ouutof W40(,wMcttVrP
eaj,aoppose .we J5 WM concurred ItK Mf m. i
attornerwas aitAeinberof the representative" - - ; '
body lo-whtcls this claim raUrht?havebeeir eOatnoUon, rt.was. , if
referred upon an appeal fromlbe 'decision of 1 ,RewfotTThat eH persooi 1 owning one share
theDepartmenVhdtbititiaUow
thui havCbeen 'ade ,td yepen: uTxa t w
v- Kf jr.tw.it.wi -nai himielf. I Ahle and elaborate reports were then sub-
Suppose
ose isnouia appear ihat the disUd- miUedby Dr.SvMcC1enahPreitdetUand
Bdivuhial wasVDemocratl the head Cd(, Wjcw B..Thompson, Chief JEngineer of
of the JWpartment a 'Dembcrat, aad"thatye I the Company, aeitng torttt m preeni,.con.
J:r t n.n'.rtaiint tn I dition of the work. its future 1 nrospects, etc
.Ah vtrcrno.n;Thrf ;:v;f?.lftl Vplonred i ReDorts taid on the table for the present. -
-t.. Tm,w.Min..titt 1 krion!d ; never JJ. JaclwonTreasurerdf theCompanf ,
IUf iu lira
as( yfear:-; Report
of his political wfloence Our cotttemporary 1 otioni B, I. Howie, JEUat
T7 ..t 1, . . .j red in reDorta oi in- rrettaenis xnsnnecr.
end Treasu remand that said Committee report
ihafg thaCthesidornovjag f the lubmitted Report, etfin
in employing the distinguished. m-1 tna expencutures tor me 1
claimants :
dividual all aded to'im plied a bargain and sale ,
last twd yearsVVnor are ihejjeonfine
one' of the great political parues of the coun
try. For ourselves, we could neither be the
defenders of wroW nor of wrone-doers. It
would neither comport with our political
principles nor personal inclinations." W el be
long to that Whig school which resisted die-
to this Convention, to-morrow morntnz at 10
o'clock, r Mesnrs. Bt I. Howie, Henry Elliot,
M. Qr addelU, JHiai Bryan and Dr. R. K.
Smith were appointed aidConraitteeT -
fXri.-... ' mLl.rm I tiA Cn n tikM mA.
isuon in jacicson ana Tenaiuy in ins iwcf 1 - . l.:t 9 n.ii, -
tor.Hr-denonnceddefalcalionwheii Demo- J0arod ?ntl! -
crauc orators, organs, ana omce-uotaeri ae-1 t s i aninwijiwoiurt. 1
flndediL ; .. . i admelT lustily extensive engagem
cinleto condemn an abuse rfpoliucaVin- r But what, u QuercUron
XTJTi "" elcent teorsing.tbe imirate au
"WW ww imuivKm iti. i , 1 .rinirkr nf that kihnraid lhilnrlr iiaMiunr
applogiied for the Jenfencj pfMr; Woof iq to ri,, bj jodiTiduala W make up
?-:uw ,,r"-",W"W -l 1 the cawtal stock tf the ComDanyV i It
-T- a; V-n. rf the discujstci at Bath be-
tween Jlessrs. tanly tad EuLa. the.lauer
ttemrted to prove tnst vVash.n-toa favored
the doctrine ot .aeceswvu- ,;r.i Tj;.
arge book end read bU aumomy 10c ui..
ertioa. remarking, before he commenced
reading.' f I have y0t, rA rrQ.n?
Stanly) "oa.this poinn c"Il II.V
Washington adrr.;i-3 the right to Jjede.
In reSlvinz lv'.r. -"-jr held the Swk 'op
Ruiia )Rd prettade'd to nd from, and, read.
eVwhat 4yc4i Mppose.aa there! .AYhy
one of the Utnn vfUe bookX tj t.-
X - . 2. J.mV With
.HiThe auateace were wtwAumu- . -oiameniiMP1061
haD? l.h,r .?5d$
-that a raao aspuiag to repreieni jsn 1
est, intelligent people in the council&of the
eaUonhQid hg uilty toT 10 rascally, piece
ontaoneii.fi J , i "
- m. staniw rv effectuallr exposed the
friut inl khAWftd from i the life : of Wash
ington writteA by Judge 'Marshall,-that the
assertion that Washington ever iaTored ae
cession a vile slander of Uys Father 01
his Cougrry. , v- . i .
In reply to a quest ton asked mn oy nir
Stanly, Ru5n said he cut the slip from a
paper printed in Choctaw county Alabama!!
The question arises is man who would
foop to a trick of this sort fit to represent an
honegif people in Congreis ? ' V
f"" ' " Wisingto Whig.
- . 'i in' -
Dr. De fioaset. f VYUmkurten, xwhen he
was ud at the late ateetins of ttockhotden of
. . . , . .... . . .
the Railroad, ave us a specimen ot iaerctt
rbn Bark, with the remark that it had become
an article of eiDort from thelNbrth to i con-
aiaeraoieana increawnst . cacuw ,uciu cm
principally TO OglWUi wuern ii uku iur
d veinr. l He further .remarked that North
Carolina, along the 4ine of the proposed Cen
tral Railroad, produced enormous - quantities
01 uiia article ; tnai ins oouinern praouu
said 46 be superior 1o the Northern; and that
me aemana aua price wouia prooapiy nana-
some iv iusuiv extensive eDneemenu in ujb
COMMDNICATION.
1 "Mai GAiMJThonghfor one,' I Aaoi com
mend the ? watchful . wlence" observed -.by Mr.
GaaTcs, at tii'w jancture.yc V w a Union loving
man, in eonjunetionwUh thoosandi oTbUiera in
thia District, i ahall give him a wHUWaud hearty
vote He i tthe Candidate , of the. People not
aelf-nominatedV Ue U iindenrtood to be a Union
nun and supporter of the Comprotnae measure
of the la'Congres. Thepeopje of thia Dial net
m m tTninf.'m"ftn-itheT ara willinsr. not onlv to ae-
flniosce in, but to abide by and give an honest ;
.i ti:....'.JnMI k thai ln.t I
Congrlli'ftftal SetUeratnt etthe diffieeltiee
that have exbted between the North end ? South.
They will noC knowingly, give tnair anffragt to
n man who la for further ajr'ttation t who i wiiR
intr, a"ln, to own the quertiona, that gave these
otates so mucu uihmibuis vijjuicu uiuum hhwi
and which threatened te involve na in disunion
ancfitaJneceasary eonaeqnence,crvnv.wasw
' In e ftir canvaawttlt- Cnmpromiae,, Union
tlAmner&L where nartv could not be brought into
the question, I believe that Mr. Venable eonld not
command a mJiooty of the vote of this District
by 2000. lithe people ot me lisnci anaemooa
his position clearly now, he would be defeated by
a decided vote. : We look, at all events, with the
strongest hopeai to Mr. Graves's election. Never
HAS SO mncn opposition oeeu ui3uuckju bwus
one who had no canvassiriaf opponent. . The peo-
nla krrbklnsf thematter rinte their own hands
and wilf be heard with a voiee that cannot be dis-
renuded.- They have heard the charge or disun
io and when their dearest interests are at stake.
they will not be silent. We propose to give this
charge of disunion a alight examination. Mr.
Venable denies it. induroantiv, but there are just
' 1 -.- . . w r .... -4.1
legislator, 11
was
people who iaver paid him for-
kThn Wfr svipposea-a qutstion 1
his time.
of extra em-
Bark I Whereabouts does it grow ? bow is it
prepared ? Owr knowledge vat about equal
to yur,wise reader, unui tr. lie. k. infor
med ni that it was nothing more 6r-less than
the bark of i our , common black! oak. The
specimen, as iL is prepared or exportation.
wr ' r 4 ' a " ."e
are mecn gratinearitn tne. earnesi- tedthateaebscripuon of UO00 would at
nesa wmcn tne union now evinces amnst 1 . i - :.ri ...k
the employment of political influence for the t tXtm ftfa)o whirl Arnold nTsV. nn tk- W.e "jOee Uue,ciy tside
advancement of personal interest.. We hope iul ,tock ihe,Company.Tbe;Tiewi of
en bC an3E XfieT Vrhite or inner bark
crashed in the manner med by our tanners-
Doliticat influence to hear fn, the oromotioS , rT"'- " , If w Dot mistaken in OUT -reCOileCrion:
Z"?i ?:e'wr ia 5N Book. of tnbscTiptbn were UriC opened, ttSat prewnt price J,
lh lltdimtl lnhnii.li Al Ik Mitntm iwhllnM . .. .. . . . I ISlMf MI . -. .
jvms, uiyuuiu UN..VWWHU s wr 1 Sju mui wen. added to. -tne aubscriouon I 'r - III: ' -'V. !?v; w
. - 1 111 iuc kuvii u uc ncciiwi w iii iicmw
Congres itself whet her by members of the I i:gL
The Convention then adjourned until Tri-
Seftate or o hers,, shall be defeated and ex-
it'H morning at ia o'clock.
purpose to expoae onl those abuses of poll
ticat influence which may injure -the Whig
party, it will constitute some atonement for
the errors of the past ; we will then pledge
our cordial aid in every movement which
proposes retrenchment and reform, or the in-
I MB I II HUH MIUIIKUHIIVUi W ObiUI-U
'withuie constituency of the Senator, and not
with this publicia M
i The next charge is embodied in the fol-1
! loWidg paragrapn taken from the - Union :
Wb7 then,,andfos what purpose,were Wh
;6enatori employed n4 paid a fortune In" fee t
"I'here is hut one answer to, these qdesu'ona :
1 PeJiticannSuenee ores poIKitaT friends' was Ihe
thing bduglit and the thing sold. " A Whig c m-
' mission was Hie conn .ot last resort, and Wbi?
i . PofitHsiana were taid hizb prices. . A b ind; man
I ran, See and a deal man. cat: hear tlie secret pnr
i 'boeea of the eonsotraibu. Political Dosition and
I poloi. al tnttuence .were the things paid tory po
iilicai pojiiioo and political inuence were the
! , tilings 'suU. ;vpisguise is ascless-evaston -fw
! without avail.""'
?W will ;not,, undertake to 1 say; whether
'the'practice ot eipploying Senators to pros
! ecute claims before a strictly judicial' tribu
j ?bal be proper, but it is far from being unusu
I al.' The roost eminent members of the Sen
late hate appeared before the Supreme Court,
. sJthey have received, we suppose, fee direct
I and contingent, as is the usage of profession
i at men r yet it was never said that because a
Democratic, Sena' Or received a cbntrneent
! ftcfbTprecticinginraicourt, the judges of
i l!.Lll. II -
I wureuwere ap(oiuicu uy sw isemocrauc JUX
, eculive, that "political influence was fthe
ninzpaia iot, or nomicai innuence tne teinsr
,'iold.", Tbis was an imputation reserved' to
: c Jbe charge d by a "bitter polii ieal journal as pe
I. JcuUartotheWhigpartyv'J
tJroni.which we iil not descend to defend
our. poliiical associates or ourselves. ,.
tTbt; Board of Mexican Claimt it emphari
xlytSndicial Its ' duty Was to audit -nd
i jadjudjca'i! the Remands' oTotrrf ;own ci izens
' -aMinl(the'i;ovrhraen
sAmountbceived under, ,U&"bea4y. proved
msufilcientvto satisfy the , whole .-amount
'"claimed, then the sum: reserved swas to be
?'ntlied in -nro rata salisfac kn of the dahlia
tlowed 'The t aimanti were all, therefore,
lerestedin excluding a&yhad Orsuspicio
lryui nor could Ihe1 BaanL, oXXro nussion-
exsihave rau4uI' ntly y preferred oe c!aim
without the indignant dea'unclauor. of all i
Wetanfebt see how, th y couldif they had
, beet! focdisposed, have promoted themselves
ot'tbeir party by pretgrnng a claim which
ikufbected
the BowdotCornmisionenpould have.been
irtflashced to prefer a political friend as the
iidVocatef a-claim before thenS, it is nlain
that they, were rtomore liable to the imputa
F tiodUan:anrr olh.er;judicial tribunal would
f L Yet that io1mpuiatw Wth'e
1 wAQiiseoC biatAffici4 nflue.Acitas ipember of
. FBIDAY MORNING, 10 o'clock.
B 1 Howxe. Esqj:, on behalf of the' Com
mittee td whom was refmed the reports of
he Tresident. Engineer, and Treasurer, sub-
muted a report which was concurred in and
a ' a a i I . . . 1 .
Tcsiigmoo ot any ai egea aouse m ine exec- ordered to be spread on the minutes of the
utive, legislative, or judicial departments of Convention.
the Government Dr. F. Hill offered tne following resolu-
' r i a- t
um wuicu wsa uBsuioiousiy aaopiea, , ... .
ReioheJ, Thatinthe opinion of this Conven
tion, it is necessary and essential to the inter
CAMPHENE SUICIDES.
St -v- - - to.
asA tarsre TiumDer oi aeatns. ciassea '"acci
rv on. tne commerce una navigation ot tne
united. States for Ihe year, ending 30th June,
1350. we find the Tat ue of the exports of Oak
Bark and other dytj to be $2,771 Of this
$85,384 worth i sent to England, $54,482
to France, $21,021. to the Han e Towns,
$10,000 to Holland. $3,992 to Cuba, and
smaller quantities to other countries.
This is orobablv ovlv one ef a crreat manv
sources of trade' and profitable' employment.
which had never entered the mind of our
people of the interior, for . want of more di
rect intercourse wjtb the great world of com
raeree:Geis4oro Pairioi'
dental," might, without much perversion of I st of the Cosnpany, that the President should
language, be placed under the " head, of sui - visit and give his personal supervision to the
cides. . . Aanongthese are the fatal casual- work at erery point on the river,1 at which
ties arising from the misuse of campbene. it may be progressing, Jeast once a month.
vt e continually near oi tne explosions ot cam-1 l be uonvention then went into the elect
phene lamps. ; Now, sound campbene lamp I ion of officers for the next year, which resul-
uu not eipiixje., lueuuw is mgaiT innam- I tea as loliows, vtz
THE
mabie ; and if name is brought an con act
For Director Messrs. John II. Haughton,
TbosHitl. and L. J. Hauzhton.
Dr. John A- Hanks, the Representative for
wnn it, or even witn tne atmvspnere imme
diately around it, combustion is the f result,
and the burning; liquid ia almost 4 as inexlin-
mishabls as tha Greek fir ia rennrtd . to
have been.r4These facts have been published lae State appointed Messn-,R.K. Smith, and
timeainnumeraWef There is not a news- "c CIegg,Dtreciors on the pait of the State.
paper in the Union that has not made them Henry JMult tsq., offered tbe following
the subject of warning and of , comment tt ilf i"Iv -
The journals of the large- cities may almost Resolved, That e Committee of Correspon-
be said to make the dangers ideamnhMia a t denes be annotated la. collect atatntica and
. - - o -I r , i .-T . r I It I Vw" t wvuesj.MHituieT will
standing theme. And yet reasoning; beings; information in relation to the extension of the 1 azare k oat before they lose the opportunity of re-
luoaiis uuuu inuimij inaitcti. ucniu in i viic M7 4u win wcu ium luiuiuiciucut iv i wanac;ipsuwTwwaT,, inscaiMituan it neaa-
trimming their, campbene Jamps at night; the Yalkin and Catawba Rivers, and report er difi:Mlt or abstruse, for a very modetate know l
and not a week passes without the coroner the result to the next general ineelinz of the edge of wCceket'Jai all that is necevary to make it
COUNTIES OF. GRANVILLE AND
WARREN, N. &
The ftllure of these two eouaties to pot nn their
snare ot tne sans necessary to repair the ttaleisjti
sod Gsstoe Road has exci cd very jastly a ereat
deal of .surprise. ,JVYiutyer fiscilitiea the Central
Raiboad of N th Carolina may offer to the other
counties ot that Sjata, jt is alnolotely eeruin that
uranvilieand Warren cannot partake in the slight
st degree ofthein. Their reliance b oa the Ral
eigh and Gaston Road; and if it is permitted t go 4
aowa.tney wiMiraon to we sncieni regime, and
hawltbeir prod nee to market in the old-fashioned
road wagons Will ibey be content with ihisl
Wilt Uiey, be satis be J to see their labor taxed some
15 otJ20 per cenL throughout all time, rather than
part with temporality. sum of money necessary
to repair me rauwsyi. , nave mey maue a caicu
latida of the depreciation in the value of their
lands which tbe loss of tbe railway most certain
ly cause? y If ibey have not, we beg that they will
of th!tiw KAino mmmnnti) f n hvtit: n m r I ftlrw1rhnlrle-a
11" - 7uT- .tr'r' l "i"rir'"-i -? s
i-?iViC"tJ " w r ,C! V wThatsaid Committee consist of five
Wte- ?f to be eppomted by the Chair. 73 4 I
. r. :j iliiit- . .r.L- .j. v 1 - osiuicMHUuuui witc uuauiinvuuysuuineu
iT0hIXr t " Vj ;" U "g Committee, to wOs H. Nutt,JI.,Q.
J2tlif'k WadlelUDr McClenahan, W.B.Thompwi
thaUU igBtUon isjnev.ablc. , When death- anj t u ttanrKtnn ; r ?
ensues;the coroner's iurv calf it "aedden- d fi". Haughton. - ?
tal." This is a mimomer. If amah should Retohed further, s That a Committee of five
purposely place hi mselt before the mmtlh of be appointed by the Chair, whose duty it
a cannon, as tne hzhted match of the artille- hall be to prepare a system of By-Laws for
counties haveoayetT iS s thousand la trans porta-
ttotu ana oy seepinf .nerses at nome, which pre
viously had been ttatfjthe year on tbe road hauling
tbettthitcce to market, have ceen able to cultivate
other crops. Are ihey content to give Up this ad-
vantage! , But let us look at the article Of wheat.
We have bten "old within the last hoar, by an ia-
telugent gentleman from the county of W arren,
that more wheat per year is now seeded in that
cosinty, than was forme! y reaped. This, doubtless.
is tbe eane ia Uie county of Urasviue, o:ne reason
of thia ia obvious, enongb. r trevknis to the exist-
saceoi tne rauroaa, the rarmers ia tnose counties
. i ' ( a - , a - - ; - a a a t s a at e I aw w wa Htvanau ss aasa o mmm iMWd wuMltCi
nst apptoached the tohchbole; and be blown company and jeport to the Stockholders made only wheat enough for domestic consomp
io iragmenis oy me aiscnarge, tne act would j .wir BB innui uiceung. . messrs, jonn
be, called .suicide." The temeritr Srhich A. Hanks,' John H, Haughton, M. Q. "Wad-
crowds tne columns of our newrpapert' With a9' ;'u ana j. j. jaexson rwere ap-
reports or deaths occasioned by camphene ia pomten saic uommutee.
fe,y1" "On motion i - M :
&?Xr:hrjSt .teohtdr That the next Annual Meet-'
w w ywii wi jra uwwa ; svaasaa a a w Bu.as wasi li ' a . . a 'M . ;aw a & -j w x
Lwork miracle m theirraVor1iv tnfrAitti.rV J???! fHlayerood
the operation ofi physical law,Tznorance
cannot be pleaded in stich casesfor no -one
?7jCTfimW
contingent ur bringtrigameintjtt jclose
proximity with an agent as combfistibfe as
gunpowder! We tUok'therefbre, thai sjch
vicums of campbene as' seek death in the
H thethlrdTbtirsdayr of Jufy; 1 IM2 and
that the Prestdeht be .requested Vto ' have a'
oieamDoai in;reaainesa,aiiecine aaiouro-
menlpthe fame,., to take, the Stockholders
on an excursion on 4be fiver..
tion. because the article would not bear trans dot.
tat ion to market Ara-they prepared "to give op
their wheat crop, to abandon the knprovemeaw in
gricultsre, and go back to the eicfviife cultiva
tion ot tobacco as a market eropr It tliey are not,
let them do theirpart ia reconstructing the railroad.
The county of Granvrlle hascome within fifteen
thousand dollars of iier auou of the money neees.
sary to repair tbe road, and wdl doobilesa be fbrtb
coming with the ' remainder. Bat tiie count of
Warren is still thrrfy'lliotisand dollars behind, and
luauiima u laoioereno on -loesuojecs wnich is
truly astonishing Warren w mote, intereated ia
the reconstroctiua oClbe,roatj (baa anv county on
Us line. 1 Sh6Tiflsifire slave Dooulat Ion. fine
rroimda for suspicion. ' and a tesislator, like
CaisarV wife, should be above suspicion, upon
sneV a viUl subject. - We wilt first state Mr,
Yenable'a denial and then our causes, for ; ans-
nirinn.
In a" speech at Bnuwfield's, on the 12ih inst
be said, with the strongest expression, that -any
man who chareei Aim vhh being a ditumonitt.
wis either so tlupuM that a eouu not unaernana,
or mo wUfuUv corrupt that he could not tell the
truth, !" Thui be repeated twice and enlarged up
on in the most emphatic manner. So much for
Lliis derimL Now for onr suspicions. (I hope he
wont eharsre us witn oeins aiopia or eorrnpi ror
suspecting him.) In speaking of South Carolina,
be said that be did not agree with oer in tne course
she was oursumr. -"one danced ahead ot tne
a .ta WW f 3
musie" Hutbeavmnainiseawiinner. iiecouia
feel for a brave, noble and generous people, labor-
in? under wrones and affjrressions. (Pray what
wronrrs has Sonth Carolina, that North Carolina
Georgia, and other Southern States have not?)
They had his sympathies, be said, but be did not
agree witn tnem. rie -occupieo ine tame position
that Butler and Cheves occupied. Now, what is
the Dosition of Butler and Cheves T They are
. .. ... .
opposes, as t nnderstand, to separate ouie action ,
00 me Pari OI OOUIU Vyiruiius, m pivuiavuis im
Drecinitste thev-are for united action on the part
If the Southern States and believe that separate
secession will defeat this. They, in substance,
mv to Sonth Carolina, "bv and bye the crisis is
soDroachin? the time is coming, wh en all
Southern States will unite with us." And the
sum of their advice to her is to remain in the Un
ion where she can have influence among her sis
tor and hasten on this wished for time, Mr.
Butler, in nlain language, tells her what a coo
tetnptible figure she wiu make among the nations
of the earth, when thrown off and alone upon her
own resources.' , lie is not opposed to Disunion
or Secession, per se only because of its inexpe
diency, does he opoose it now. ilia wish is to
prepare the whole Sonth for it; let all seeede to
gether and then we will have the Southern Re
public , He stands pledged to this end ; and Uhe
not a more danseroos disnnionist than the Rhetts
and other 6ery spirits who cannot bide their time.
but whose impetuosity would defeat their wishes !
Is he not Duriuins the wisest moans to obtain
the treasonable end the disunion of these States?
Let plain men answer.
In Oxford, on the 30th, Mr. Venable made ano
ther speech, in ; which he qualified the harsh ex
pressions used at Brassfield's, by saying that "any
man who ehargtd him with being for disunion,
without adequate cause, was either so stupid," etc
dir.- He did not say whether this adequate cause
existed now or not neither could one infer from
his speech, (though praised to be very plain,)
what his opinion was. Be this as it may, he has
frequently, and in almost every variety of form,
aid, that the "Compromise measures carried with
thara disgrace and degradation for the South."
T5iis was bis language at Graham, as reported by
his organ, the "Democrat;" and which he has
never disowned. Now let us compare this with
other declarations and see how be stands. He
says he ia a Union mar is no agitator acquiesces
iu the Compromise measures, though he does not
approve them it is understood by his constitu
enlathat he will not disturb them that he is
willing that they should remain on the Statute
Book. And yet these are 'the very measures,
which, according to his opinion, fix. upon ua dis
grace and degradation 1 Now I ask, will be not
if a man of spirit wouM he not, exert himself,
agitate, agitate ! ! AGITATE 1 ! I until he bad
wiped off this' disgrace, eWier by removing - the.
foal blot from the statute book or by rebelling
against tbe Union or seceding from it ! ,1a he not
obliged to be, from his own words, either an agi
tator, a diaunioniat, or i tubmusiomsll : Ah ! but
he acquiesces acquiesces in submits to disgracWr
ana acgraaaiion vo- ins counw a nen is ne no
.the wort of subruissionists!. Those who support
the Compromise as a fair, just and honorable set-?
tlentTnl of the vexed questions which have divi
ded wur Country and well nigh involved ua in dis
union and ruin, are sneeringly called "submission
isls, chicken-hearted, lily-livered, white feathered
cravens, pointer puppies Xhat lick the hands, thai
smite tueea antrare itianktul that tbey were, not
hint If he wou'd buy the girl that he Wormed
him he would look at .her. and with th .;o,
contpanied him totbehou-e n Caryffjreetaod
wasrzamininzibe eirt when iKp tiffiw. Mm. ;n
and arrested the panies.- Io reply to a question
irom the imyor s to ine probable value -of the
slave the Trader slated that he thought shs would
bring 1110. .or tiiereabouts. , St f)ii1tlu a .La .,. An
other trader was then called, who stated that he
knew Mark Rxiyster ofN. C, but did hot recollect
having seen the prisoneWilliamsuefote. ?He
stated also that he waa aware ot the fact that
Rovster.hsd purchased Waves in this city last Fall,
knd kneW;he had include 1n that purchase several
girn aoniii uie nze t oi tne one now before the
Court, but cpuld not saf thaf she be1ongd to that
gentleman. Slaves were scarce in tlie section in
which air. tloyster tesided, and comuunded bet.
ter prices than they did in this city
Williams admitted that he had dressed the girl
in bors; clothing, and gave as .a reason for doin
bo, wihi nei cioimng was very inwnerent When he
obtained her, and be eoUld not ; obtain better in the
neighbourhood; but abort! y after Teaching the city
he had, procured the dress she now wore.
The Mayor deeming the eircuma'anees atten
ding the whole affair' worthy of farther in Testa
tion, committed the reputed owner as well aa tbe
slave tojtil till the 6th August, when the parties
:!.: I I - l . . I r . . .
wui oe again oroogm oeiore nim tor examination.
In the meantime, proper steps will be taken to ap
prise sA x. rxoyster ot the position of the parties
nere. ttienwiuz. i :
TATE OP NORTH CAROLINA. Cald
wsll ConNTV. SorEsroa UouaT of Law.
tfpr'iDg 'lerm, 1851 ,
Eiixttbeih Maltbea ts . Irvja Maltbea.
; . Petiiwu Jox Oiveree. ..
It appearing to the saUsfaeiioa of the Court that
the defewlaat ia this ease is not an inhabitant of
this State, it is tharafors ordered that pubMeatrea
be mads ia tae Kaleigri Kecwter and Saliabary
Watchman, for the space of three months, that the
defendant be and Appear at the next term ef ar
Seperior Uoarttobe held for the County of Cald
well at la Court House in Lenoir, en tha nth
Monday after the 4th Monday ia 8ptember asxt,
to pieaa answer or aetnor to tae aiivxatioas set
forth ia the plsintifTs petition ; otherwiae tha same
will be heard tx parte and a decree pronounced ac
cordingly.
Witness, C. C. Jones, Clerk of our said Superi
or Court at Leuoir, the ath Mooda after the 4th
Monday inraarcn, A. u. isai.
' C -C. JONES, C8. C.
July 8lh, 1851. (pr. adr. 5,62J.) 55
S1
ATE OP NORTH CAROLINA Wake
Coomtt. la Equity, Spring Term, 1851.
George W. Marsh burn asd Lemuel Marshbum
-. ' against' ; ..;
Samuel Marshbarn, William Marsbburn. M athew
Marshborn, Henry A Jdarshbura, Susan Adarsh
buru. Uray W. Tboruas and his wife Esther, El
len Todd and Alpheus Todd, Infauts and heirs
at liw of Sol. and Sarah Todd Petition te sell
laud. . ,
la appeariaz to the sstisfactiea f the Court, that
Gray W Thomas, and wife Esther, Ellen Todd and
Susan Mirshbara, rrside without the limits of this
Stnte, raVrerf, ibat adTertisement be made in the
Raleigh Register, for tha space of six saeceaaiTe
Wfexs.i for tne said UefenUunta to oe and appear
before tha J uoge of our Court of Equity to be held
for the County of Wake, at the Court Honse in
Raleigh, on the first Mondsy after the fourth Mon
day ia September next, than and there td plead au
swer or demur to th PiaiutiiFd petition, or judg
meat will be taken pro eonfesMt by them tospect
Ively, and beard e parte. "' '
P. BUS BEE C M. E.
July 181U, 1831. (Pr ad $5,62) 58
'I'uTT. Via...
i8from Rrl!.?aTr r,,..
aasanment
tivooa.
V . aarin
rnn.. :it i
u induce
rarticlar aaamiV? tZT
ltaanvof.hr"?.tjuYWi
PTelt to our ord " a.
?"y.yl and eh W
rihem,0,
"c anickb...
" a,
ry L.
,w ne . Tta
iWirm Varu R,u:f:.. "Mb
Belu . "C.J.Hrt
Satin BndTilfeta Ribb0D. of .,
Silks. 9 . v.i .-r.
---"era American and Ynn " "Tto. fcr sjTt-
FineF.mk in .
Crapes, Lissea Tt.Ui. ... .
Zi: B ieu6 crusseia Thrii "
i hread Lacs. ' oil, 04 jT?
Kid, Silk, Sowix
Glotea.nd Mits ' Uslt hat.
- . miu OWIS8, Boot Ri.i
Jsconet Muslins. ' BSLuiy
Bneliah. french. An.j "
Goods. . ' "c" 4 luiuafcl
Jala lQtk ltd t
W scting TrBstee. ffg
JL ed seminary, Vm ml
lents to tbis citjr and its vicinity; Tainee f"''i r A. J. DeROSSET, Jt..Prct" '
oa m juiy, iou, nas' inrnisneo tne TiTH ;JN A "!
" fcfhet Cabinet. Mr Coewur eems.,n hen he
''Ur the"Sfnate4to have reteasea ? all fulare
oMKgttit iateresrin' the;laira referred
- JmumiAo tha
ffiaettkeiteja;ith. flteres-direct or cpn
tinovnt, in the adjudication of the clairo
J; We. therefore; jeraMha tfte i claim was not
p'elidiriljer Senrt
'1 vn waa a membeTrrroTtltd he have anv in.
J noliticaf influence promoted Jus infeieifs, or
hv the rartiefcalrouiaWw aiiewea mm to
' retire with tSbeilaIoatien just at the
way we have descrihpd, may properly be said f nified,o(l highly Satisfactory .manner in
to d e by their own handi. - t r which he had presided over the deliberationt
C(,-Since the above was ritlen.a!" jrentle- of tbe meeting. .
man oi uroouty n wtio proiesses to have oarU i'F WH'Mi Oy inoiion uie. convention
holly kept an account of Ihe 'camphene "acfJurned
the
bQne with hit memoranda .The number of
Casualtieyppted, in hi journal is fifty nine,
and one has'occured since it war prin4ed.-
LWe are'.satisfiedthat ihe record It itnperfec:
uui Gieu ,iiijr r uuiiiiiiga, v uiiktcnns, anQ
deaths by camphehe is an awful tnnmber,
Andrjetah air-tight 'camphene; Tamp ; 1 "V"1' Tl W.,MI
carefuUandis'n
H;iSfeV2 3 ihl&&WirJi&i I line. 1 tSMTu
motton. tendered to the:Presidenrfcr ihmTlSTrrrr.
-- . - -i. - 1 i m fc-j i. .7- - r-r s-tl i sirs iiniiriHninsr i
a m? i
UiL ; ito-reter Juter- mt y, be nethm? in
.If.
"StcDMAir,
J. J. JlC-SOJT, i -
ISec
A God pto Fahioxetji SovTBXKir Toast. I
floori-hiaschools--ir.teresta.sll of .which
must be materially damaged, by uhe downfall of
ie laurwo. K ?e patm ueara inai. ner inuuierence
to the work f reconstruction is. caused by a belief
that the, road will be rebuilt J Whether she contri
butes her ehare lowarda it pr noL ,To lay nothing
of the aelnsli and ungenerous feeling which would
prorapt this conduct, ws beg her, fot her own sake,
to, ridlierseirorthe delusion which, if perse veied
in, 'must be fatalto her, best interests. She ms v
rely upon it, thattha communities which have al
jready contriouted thf shares aQbtted to them will
nat san ts iViia f s n Vwil-kt 'n-rhjiS hmiH k.
. ff-s t . f-a , 1 a . ... ii ewwt vwit i mi Hwtuci V VV wv VUMI. BUB 'UUIB UU
rfTbe lat Fourth Was celebrated With it4leoe. a amount aa ner wJalih arid her KWat.
C1... ft v-
9wM
"FORTUNATE F.niTTIlll'ifA
. ...... r ,
t Our brethren of the press have very truth-
fullj-ryM liqriorunaje eitorla haviiio;
a 'better atf4d relieve b i fcr a time from t ha
hdwfiH ofthfitjlnce &SM hot'only todic-aM'
6fihercitori.ldepartment,butTfen,necfsity
renmdtfheemployederietsurem
a the C4we ; and onr ink giving ouVaha-ac-
tmHy-fnade mr-As-pecimen-f-i Hi
quaUlyveTeTeTyou fobw paper svtuch is
printcu iia some ft sivm tne $ press riad
fallen WjJteeetwe teriiybetieve her Yankee
TngenuUy wonlt: hTaveluesied sxrmethiibg
W Ps yftjenyieat old, bachelor, eJilors 1. we
know-yofwiSaowoid4
mense spirit all over the State of South Car
oliria: "Colomns of toasts were tdrahlr! With
srilf fully jnsiify. yarren noir holds the destinies
or the road in her hands, and she may either rise
With it cr fall with it as siiefehooses.
. . Extract of a letter from : Sam Dson count v!1 "to
the Editors of the Feyeitevjlle Observer. ,
. fr atn kapy jm sayA thstj haye never, seen any
g.n!?Wch1 Wt h I PraiU of H. WTMilterT has .tipon those
w w inuiiiiwuj uciurc uieireyes. itis ai wno nave reao nere. Many whof were strong
toast delivered by Madisov Moonv; who, from Laq"vocatea ofherleM 5of aeecesuon, .have beea
the sentiment musibe oT kiniw rABtttre .wced'e c-J.lbde lEaf no such-right exists,
VHaaaa I i . . Vi . .n I BIsU UIEllW IT
of them smacked stronslv of secession, but.
raged honor, llood, swords and guns,&c .
Amid the idoomy glare Af . these discordant
elements; however, there is a-rieam of sua
V!.. .ill' ' . .
-uibc,- wuKa ai nave -iniprtsonea lor tne
than: hit n-me; miDorts. It is iPen anil
frlenty tfc. ii vXuia --
,u,u!Coro"irilbe'r!baMmoheTl)e boctet
' " RaKv in k .A14 ..j 2.Vf i i. '
L-jrv r--"-v . " v.im , uivht wuo IV Jm. M
nfl'iv,o;.w il i...... : ,r .... :. n. 5
iiv u cwaec ana su?sr id tne osrreL. j-y
Sitence around tbe fire aiths, and folks that never
; the Democrajjc patty
lynnpoputarlhere."
and aisown if as a meaSare that is popuiar with
of Ibis State. . It is decided
'We 4ave arrived at e neriod rrobabfv"the moat
pregnant yrH our fate of aby ! In the, course of
Kicce. A" we wtsoora an nonesty
we possess are required: for the Jimes.: t 7 , - 7 1 .
is ji, PosiOTer o we dear; Mr.'.Kjsher; ithat
Tioaicratribunal iHcs1en wh brtrfy-yoiif y- reducirlaro!f - to in -may oe MooDT'ssbirie ofthesSayl
! rietjtiieinber wb nUmltjMcn-:;- X' :ffitaugtm'h
Theft is o Seceuion ibotrt jtbatrrred hot
Hure,of inttW.which. "in short,", we hope ii!!fV fe.i? j0-,f P0968 r-
s. someoi tuese aayawpnnfi rn-,il,j'- v.:.T.v .:.'-.Z..
killer--with inany other beauif"U chaste . and
cZoc epithets. . Now I pat it to plain men of
common sense, to say what kited of submtssiontst
that man most be, wmg would acquiesce, for lone
moment, in a law that? ia his opintou, fixed upon
him and his-Country .disgrace '.'and degradation;,
without doing all in his power to fire his consul
uenta with hostility and opposition to that ijiw I
I will not throw back his epithets ; but will . rea-
jpeetfully commend . to his owa Jipa .the .chalice
which he has mixed, not doubting his ability to
korrj1ownn little! &u- . :
, r; UNION.'.'
' . Granville Co., July 29, 'Si : ' t .
ARREST'OF A UVPOEI) 'KIDXAPPER.
At an early hour yesterday morning, Messrs.
Pearce, Johnson and; Bibb, of the police, received
art intimation that their presence would be agree
able on the premises of Martha Stephenson, Cary
street, nearly opport'te the Columbian Hotel. The
officers repaired to the place above named,1 and
learned that a white man had that morning called
there for ihe purpose of procuring, e frock for! a
negro girl, apparently about 10 years ot agej that
after iKoconng the OreSa he bad brought the girt
oyer from the hotel, when it appeared that she had
been hitherto clad m boy's apparel, aad that after
changing her clotbes the ok teasiblo. owner had
aked permission lor tlie girl to remain in the kitch
en till h COrild ll hmr In ng nf tK tradAr-f hu
I he had gone to Wall street and iovUed atrader op
to iooa at ner,and tnat the trader, tne ostensible
owner and thegirl Were at that lime in the kitchen.
The oScers instantly entered tbe kitchen and (uupd
the parties. The tepated owner and, the gift were
both taken into custody and conducted to theWay.
ors Court, where an in vesrigation took place. '
: " The man claiminir thei slave aa hisnronm-i-
gafe bis name aa George William, and gtaied'that
be had purchased the girl ii a whi'e man 4b Gran
villa j:ountyN.3r Be failed teprodjice a bill or
sale for the g.irlhQwever. and when asked by tbe
officer why ha- had not obtained ibst instrument,
remarked, that be thoogbt it entirely unnecessary i
aa he never expected o see the man from trhom
he bought hel agim, &c,i - The girl, orf the other
hand, :eava she baJon?s tO"Mark: R6vster. Of
Young'sCrois Roflds, Uranvillecouniy, N. C.- '
that ahe waspnrchased iiy ftcyster in this city, last
Pm 91 Anaiie i7av,at!a mat wuuams took her
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA G.
S tllsCoostT In Equity, "to September Term
1831. : - - - - -
Joseph B.Litllejoho.Sen' et al 1 .
-s. 5 Original Bill.
James Nutt alt, and others. )
The Bill states In aafc ta nee, that Thomas B.
LittlejohBy by dead beario? data the 30th day ef
October, A D 1827, coaveyed certaia real estate
therein mesuioned to John Nut tall ia trust, to ae.
cure the payment of a debt due by said Too. B.
Littlejohn to said Joseph B. Liulrjobu. and with
authority and direction ts said trustee to sell tbe
said property for the purpose of paying said sVbt--thatiohn
Nuttall has since departed thia lita wkh
out sxeculing said trust, and that the legal title to
said real estate has descended to, and ia new Tested
ra the defendants, who sre his heirs-sl-law that
said heirs.atlaw are nopteruut, and certain of them
in said bill named are infants, and aUersof tbcm
therein named ate femes covert -that .they eside
in diffeient places, and many of them, to wit : the
defendants Isabella Webb, Mary Webb, Lewis
Webb, Mary Nottall, John Nutuli and John Black
nsll and Mary J. his wife, reside beyond the limits
of this Suite that the pMntifis - era detiraas of
harinsaaid trust ssecuied. but that by reason of
the m itters aforesaid, the execution of .he same has
become mpraciicaMe, or at all event, cannot le
effected without treat expense, delay1, and difficulty ;
and the prayer of the bill is, lo the end that the
said trust may be carried into execution, tbat some
suit able person may beappprnted tnutee in the room
and f lead 1 of, the said John Nuttall, and for further
relief. . - .-'
-, And the plaintiff according ts the Act of the
Gsneral Assembly, in such ease made and provided,
having filed with their bi t, aa affidavit that tbe said
defendant Isabella; Webb? Mary Webb, Lewis
Webfe Mary ..NouailJobo Kulialt, and John Black
nan ana marj j. 01s - wiie, ar mm resioenis or ii8
Slate, publication ''is hereby ! mads t-tt thasaid
noa.resident defendants, aotirying tnem that they la
and spi'ear in the Court of Equity to bs held for tha
aa'ul County of ' Granville, in .the Court House at
Oxford, on the rst Moudsy of September next, and
plead, answer or demur to the said bill, otherwise
the same a against thebi. will be taken pre eonreto
and beard ex parte.- - " ;'"5 ;
W.tnew.J ft IBM M. Wif cias, Clerk end Master of
said Court f Equity, at office ia Oxtord, the 26th
day of May, A. I) 1851.
JAS. Al. WrGCINS, C. M. E.
July 1st, 18Sfr (Pr. Ad- $8 ) 03 6w
of our Uaivrrsny and la, bB '
time very successful!, in ttwft
Fayeiteville. U i8 Uaraing, tSl S
character give assurance To PaSr? s
The exercises of the uett .,:
on Monday.the 21st iustaut. ... ".. 111
truction is preparatory .0 the UmC"?
ioor iu future will corrnd siifc tJ'""
Hiii. , a uh sf ci;
Terms of Tuition 81:00 alw,y, iB ,
deduction made uaess i case ol protSjl.
Bv Order nl It .V
REFERENCES. M
PRES. AND FAC. OFTHEDNS on.
C. T. I'lAlUH, Esq nliuS 0Flt
HON. ROBERT STRANGE.
E.J. HALE, Esq.
uiy oiu 1001. SUlfc
WHIT.; M LPHU
AND
CHALYBEATE SPRDi
wanea, H.c.
TIIE proprietor of tliis estab ishraeBl.adsi.
i.iiaciiuo i Buuuuuciug ( me public that mi
Vast sesKon, he baa greatly enlarged indiai
buildings eo ns to be able to iccommidiK 1
larger number, and to offer si ill rrwteritmn,
to those who may visit this pletunt sad
result.
TheMedicol properticsoftheeWle-hi.
amply tested, for severrfl years, by ihrptkan
Tisitor?,Tnd their beneficinl resulisstrikinftjj.!
sis, see handbills. I
Persons travelling on tbe Rtleigb t Gutab-I
road will always find a back ready for tls
uon at nenaersun auu me narreuioi ma
t e o u o
.mrftmott.- h
,w.:u- ..1- 'i 1 iTT"" vvurt, i ..... uu luejn;
an eaioe to the XjIt IfotpmBsketl
?i KOAIOKEii4l. ,
THE Subscriber, havintr four Planutions con
tainiiia abool 4,500 acres on this River, Is disposed
to sell doe Of them, and to 4 good neighbor, who
will oontinue the System of improvemeat, the terms
will be made very, advantageoos. The stats con
taius about 1000 acres, Consisting of the usual per
t ioua of ptr ronrjds,second low grounds, and up
lands, part of wnicb ass beea crsatly impravaa by
Liming, Planter and Clover. There is svery ad-
vaotage oi.uiver commuoication with Worrolk and
Plymouth: the Itai.lroad to the former will aeon be
completed, and If the - RaUVisb aad Oatoa Read is
rebailt, the estate will 1m aecemibir rYefct RsletgV
in aalfa day's rs. Thi health of the low'ftoao
try has unqavstkoably chaaged ithio tha last tea
years, so U ia no loiigeraus4fs te reside tbers.
, For further information, enquireby letter, post paid,
sf the subscriber, or. in bis absence of Thos S. Ster
ling, JseksoD Xf. C - , H. K BURiWY.
SOT, ataadard please copy. . .w
TOtlWILOJiD'COJrritACTORSt
XilBE ;Sabsribers keep coastantly' on" hand a
as.fvsai;rff .mvy Buassiaajr vu
larva stock of Ames' SDadesaad Shovels. .'
and OctagooVf
u PIcV and siaafasritt of waicn wl offsr'ttr sals
at rtew York FncesV adding appeases. 6
-ti.s-T'i' DUNN A SPENCER
aSteolrtiira
2 tHi1:sboo freeerdarfaid Greaiisboro' Patriot, will
Copt WSeWy.'forfoariwwks, sad farwardaceounU
I to .. f jrft at vs. sn DUNN at JBPENCEIL v
MDISSOLUTiatfiQFlcd.PJlRTNR'
jCk Wtfta to tte coDiinued ill-hwltk siTster W.
Walker, the prtneraldptaotr'eiwtiir in hb
Cut aad at Qa8to.N.CL ander the firm and etyts of
I Pattsrsoa, Cooper Cebt Petersburg; and Walker,
UoopsrUo.af tlsston, arrs this day . Hissoiveu oy
maiaal eoaaent. Tha bojiiness la Petersburg :t'l
b settled by Pattarsow Cooper, and tb.M)ine
at Gsstoa by Peter W. IValker Tha asms or the
concerns' will hi used by either party in liquidation;
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TERMS.
families per month,
" week,
" - py.
Single person, per month,
" " week,
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Children under twelve years of agt itdSdatf
at half price.
Horses per mcnth,
week, ii
- diy,
WM. D 105S
June 26th. 1851 8 A
NEW STORE,
OPENED TO DAY by the Submit!
the Bccouitnodfttion of the public, jrwfl
opposite the Raleigh and Gvlon Kail MObj
He keeps coastamly on hand Groceries' wjl
description:
Confectionaries and Frul's,
Cizsrs, a choice assortment. For tale k.
401)0 superior Rrgalia and Principe (P1
rana,;
Ktl.lA n!.t.T1 in l Inn nnnlitiM.
JennT Linti ftud PeoDle' Cbokc 8jptriw
Tobacco,
f ? f t a Hrtnila ai Paa trt
VUIU4 wvu? aa uuv . y
The Subscriber offers his goods at iw Wfft
nrl invtlM tViA nnhlir Income IDfi Pisa I
Rah-gh,July l9th,185l. J.
Talnable Episcopal Pablieafisf
BURNrlPS HISTORYOF THEREFORMg
, The History of the Reformatiop UjO?
f EoglandJy Gilbert Burnet D. Z,
qpof Salisbury wiih the ColleciioMl
ond a copidos I-dex revied d "f'fL
ditioaal Notes and a Preface, by the KV
D.D, bite Professor of Modern lisrjs
University of Oxford. J
Cheap edition, without the Rowds,'""
BURNET ON THE XXXIX igg
Exposition of the Thirty-Kiw Arw n
Church of England, by Gilbert """'ifg
Bishop of Salisbury. With an AjJ
lug the Augsburg Confessioe, Crert mrjj
IV., Ac. .' Revised and oorrecteJ. JTBil
and adJikioual References, by JgwJ
. 1. ri M- Tol era. CWw,Vj I
rage, a. isi., ui - o
uoGrLBT.oNurBArmr(
An outline of the Argameot
Lay Baptism. By -p-OllsJ
fessor of Eccleswstic-i nwj. . a
Hook. The Cros of Chrurt; Meai
, Savieor, lemo.
Ires Bishop. Sermons.
i:nv.'. Lwinrei on ike taoresis
Maraaaii s wew-y-'r--.
-wright, tt .rr a W4
Wp,tly0efo;,1i
T. !- on the Uony of the "7, nofl
of the .ltniuuuB" 7
Tanning
A Kempts
lflmo.
Shea's PracUcalC-r
SoincW Manual 01 '"""j. ijs
Wilsons Sscrs "' TL gnrfek
iv
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Churtoa's History r ia. a, ;
Thoughts is P8'" Pper ! :
Cltrismss Bells sad otUeri roa
t5. Colden Ora-Blf
Taylors Episcopacy ' j,L'
KuVsobl. Witness ofth- .A
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