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, .f 1 THOSAS J. LEin, Editor. VOL. XLIL AGRICtJIrCRAt. MY.N VGKMKNT OF MANURE OR COMK)ST ' ' " ' HEAPS. . ; Vs. thr. ta!kcUnuIlfl!JWisAliniut!Loa M hands to He the prime source ol agn;ult:t. r.il prosperity, 1 submit the following, on the inan-ieement ol certain matter, with a view la that object : . - The fir" 10 ,,c a!,cnlcd ' is, the se-i-'inn of a suitable spot for a manure hilap. This ehm-idbeon rhc lopof tome rising grnuntj or ,ou a jniiind. at least, o level that there call l,e no run i' water to ar"l from' it, in eusc ol vi olent i.nns. A ,rue regard to economy r wiii : l iiegi-i that it should be placed n tome f,, .;,! r hh benefit fniTTiaiiily Intended:' II.. in a, Led out the ground say 25 feel In Ifi. or any other dimensions suitable tn x.ir means, sink stakes hree or four inches f, i .lamrier. two fret bclownhriiirfiice" of (he r, and rising to any Convenient heitrht .ne, at each corner, and at proper distances km..!.' the sides and ends. N'j collect from m- woods, sufficient leaf mould or rich virgin sml t'i cover the whole space inclosed, one i .,i deep, hi) infold rails, or any other malcri ! at hand til f ir the purpose, airing the inside , ihe -i ikes, as the mould rises, to confine it ', i hm its place. Next, lake from -the stalls ,it" nur animals, (the wayof managing which, t ill presently be giveii,) as much manure as will cover this mould, all over .equally, to the depth of one foot, except the sides and ends, n hii h should invariably be mould only, fur a. least, six inches from the rails, by which iiir.ns it will be perceived .that the rich and n.H'hHi'j material will be so eased up as the prevent an escape of the gases. Then coyer " itiTs Tii Ve'rViT Ihlfriurei'SolirrSsTVfir?' rTe.l'n'orJcr id rcvem loss bv evaporation, with mould from tin- woods. to the depth of six inches, and cov cr ih. whole wilhany.kindof gtrawj-as wheat,' oat. bartev. rye, of buckwheat, one font 'deep. Tins' .tri-irftiTCftw''e j.:- K.me nine mat iiprevenu injury from the sun and iiid Leaves will do, but straw is riiii. li lioiicr. ? Let it stand in this state un til vi'iir sialls again "require cleaning, .: You will then reniove dierawand.j9pO!ad-aa-4 ntiicr l iver ol manure, except the sides and mis. io the depth of one foot, and over t!tai,"a new hyer of mould six inches deep, as before, linally replacing the straw as in the first i,i nance, (io on repeating the process till you line got ihe heap to the top of the stakes j then replace the straw and let the whole stand i 1 required for use, com m nire ing a new heap :.nv where else most convenient. : ' : -As it may be thought' tlVo layers (irmanure ni.uld he too thick, I will now strive some di r. riMiiM for ihemanageiiientof ihe horse stable, -1 tile stalls, hog pens, &e., from which it is tube laken. II' fire entering u p-n this.howcv it, Iwoiild pause one moment to 'remind the render of wlialhehasbeeh rigain and again told tins in valuable journal, narrrrdyhatattTTinr in il i hat is worth keeping atall is, on nil accounts v-or'h keeping well. Probably there is noth ing in whi.-h tho farmer errs so fatallyto him "i !f, a in the sysifrri lif Starvation so often 4 ursucd, w Ulv -regard -4o-4it-eTrj7iaiffOTW friitfs. One animal well fed is e)f more pro fit in the end, than three hull fed ; and for the one reasons, thfi manureJVoin one, well Ted, i' w-irth nil tha f(oveftysiriekeri dropfiiigs iif three tunes its nuiniier,hall-starveu, rew i iiiiL'sJare inoro evident to reason than these j r.u vet, there are ..very few thines which some ni"ti of intelligence are sa slo to re- et-ive anu act upon, JtJwjth, rejsgjatf flhilhats, very mueli as with regard to teres i every one is crying "more, more j" when, in nine e:ises'oufof.teri, every" iiidivldiial acqui ' siiion is a positive and material loss, It uould be dillieulv tolay down n ruts on this Knhjw;" tf"ah1vieit,'Hpprie much, however, may safely be said if you w ini good animals, and good rich manure, 'whii h, if properly managed, will alwny be a lair com pensal ion for the food ronsiimed in making it.) yon must not stint your animals; ou must feed m nearly to the full, in quan tity and quality, as vou can without waste. Another rule hitfdy necessary to success in manufacturing manure is," f hat every ani mal r ri .9 plantation almuld be IwtHsed at tiigh t, . -ilie vear round ; and in winter, "by day, ex- ept so much time as is neressary for them io get watei.and take sufficient exercise. - In very cold weather, they should be let out im ly to get water, and then immediately put up xgairt.- This is the writer's own rule, and he linds it rorks well in every cass, except in -1fHo hogs, which, for some reason, do not appear to hear' confinement in the dat time, in this climate. "This practice Is rare at ihe south. If there is another imtanci "if it in North Carolina, he is not aware of 111 - Tku ,l l I It..! uMiiLu;va oi it, iiowevRr, arc onvious, and sooner or Intpr it will bo adopted by all. Into the stalls of these animals, belorc they arc allowed to enter," mould should be thrown . .l. .1 ,t .r . . . t . ii uib ucuui oi one loot, as soon as this has become saturated, a mixture of Virgin soil, leaves and old lrs, siitriciwitlv deCaved to break up finely, together with the scrapings irom uencatri anil aniuno ttirm, aliouiu Irom time to time he ridded lit sufficient quantities to keep all dry. and comfortable; ,' A' little shelled corn thrown into tho stalls and pens, will induetflhe hogs to root, and mix up the Whole together, in die best manner, at dj osu ; When the accumulation has become too great for convenience, let it' he rsken im and put upon the pile, as above directed. Be fo.o the animatsare again put in. throw mould, as at first, or any material fitted to absorb ant) aid retain tho urine and juices, to the depth n( om) foot. From this, it. will be seen that no mainure goes into the pile in a state tending m waste. v hen required for uc, the pile t cut down perpendicularly, and as evenly as j"inie, in order to pulverise It well, and make the whole mixture coital. ' '' ' ; .'f ne. Vriter . h. npyr ptusucd tliia plau-to-a-j 'creaTe'r of less extent for nu er il mn. . Iia ( advantages, are, that it saves thf! expense of all j tedious preparations to prevent the escape of' lerunsiug matter. U adapted to every man's !. iv, nnu every man s means; Nothmir is crer teen escaping frohrohe nPthenc" piTes-aA-i'-a ! as - ' C'"""S hkh, ifom ttirnuee a ease so common whera thrr content of stables arc thrown eut without any admixture to absorb IU The rain never falls in more than suffic ient quantities lo afford Uie necessary mois ture, while the straw always to bo kept on lop, 5' an effectual protection from sun and wind. It tendency to promote Uie health and IhriOi nea of the animals must lie nhv i.xis. Their anus are always sweet and comfortable. - Of roiirsr, this plait also save ihe expense of - rtoilrlmg niarmre houses. Its supcrioriiy to """ """"mT - mesrmf'rrVcomniii'tily vu,IH i-i, hit w.no'i m(.j-,.vil,i, U,,,,!,, &irn .ioa,i, , M .rv!i and Svptmihr-t yard into the form of a ditch, and throwinir I ,he man,,re '' i to he washed awav and i wasted by rain, wind, and sun, will readily appear Animals should not-bo permrtte4 to run in a barn except ingoing to and from their places of confinement ; aud to , prevtot any loss from this.usliouldbc kept constantly rov with mould, leaves, straw, which, ouce or twice a year, inaybe scraped up toput on the haap htitwecn thelajrrsof manure,. " ; There are numerous other sources from which materials may be .drawn to augment and enrich these heaps, such as weeds, the scrap ping of irarden walks, the contents of privies, fowl and pttreim houses, rotten chins, saw. dust a capital thinj to throw into- pigs'ies iiu cow Biaines otu rags, nog iiair, coal ashes, soap suds, dish water, urine from the chambers, which may be poured, upon them d.iity, and last,, though not least .corn cobs. These are sadly wasted at the south. Give a really good manager 10 acres of land, and the corn, cobs that are burned, or thrown svvav upon some of our large southern plantations, aud I verily believe, though as poor as pover ty at the ouisct, he would in a few. years be come a very comforfcihle liver. Bv "this plan, these xill of curse be preserved. Where corn is fed to hogs and horses in the ear, the cobs will be mixed up with the materials un der foot where they are finall y thrown ; when shelled for family use, or other purposes they should be carefully gathered up, and thrown upon the barn yard r into the bog pens,, A person who has not tried this plan, could hardly Conceive how large a mass of rich f-r tdising m itur mnv thus be collected in the anu now greatlv, H well tollowcd up, it will -.1 I . ' .1. . .1 r i , 1 ... aim u mo vaiue oi lanued property. It, is well known tbit tlie-whole iiii'i by lying a suffieient time, and at last thoroughly mixed together, will become nearly. as valuable as so long side of it of equal, perhaps far grater o riginat value, is going perceptibly nd rapid ly to ruin, the one on which tiii-, or some better svstem is tnirsiied. wilt be ouile as r.m. adlyiroprflvmgHtr-4eatity, various means ol com orta iia iniit. .. Th4 2"af(Ietl,' h!ctl "at Grsl produced icareely'aliv.1'" mw shall Fndijrse on all process issuing thins eatable, begins to aend forth daily i'tsl ' criminal cases, cither for the State or the Stores of the finest vegetables; the fields, which produced only ajdgc grass, and that with much ado, become loaded with yc;rlv incraasinif crops of gHHnthflrr unsightly; patcTP' es are clothed in tich verdure ; the nrchnd. renewed and inyigoraled,!..lt,r,uiSi, vri!hfruit. sweet to the taste, healthful to the body, and delighiful to the eye j everything Itiokseheer ful smiling, and happy,- ' The rory animals participate in the general Mcs ing. Tl.eir glossy hides, their sportive millions, their in dolence, and their ease testify their comfort, and the enjoyment thev find in 'he abundance ther-tiaCB thifs been iiUrlimenlul in creating" around then. , . . . T.S.W. Mott. BdvirrX,-GFtbrl9tln 1851. ,t . T Although, tlii" above adinlnihTc article was written for the latitude ol North Carolina, it Will siit, with slight modification, that of eve ry slate: in tbeUnimi.- h,Tnfnmd of mn aging nuriiir? and muck hap is one of the best we hivccvsr seen ; and what most high ly enommends It, is, that it can lie practiced by the poorest, as well as the richest, and e qottllr uit thema8 Tjl a leiv acres or maiiyi l;DiiM.ilia haqe mil plljHrfww'"f lcaw rom me woons in mix wim weir, rompon henp?i.wtlHdQ well to Use plaatercharoal dost, or sawdust. Plastercan always be had S and a peek of it t$ a pubic yard -of compost, is quite suilicientlo fix the. ammonia and retain atr'ihc'to l 'v; - American ..floriculturist, -i- .KOMoiA.V : .' OF SOUTH ClltOI 1 : BV AltTIIORITV. To establish a Superior Court of Law anil Equi , ... ty for the County. of Watauga, s . ,Seo, I.-. He it crrach-il by ttwiJennral As- seinlilv of the Slate of North-Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That there shall be a Mipenor Court ol Law and Equity opened and held for the County of Watauga, at the. ;ourl Mouse in Boon, on the sixth Monday after irifl fiiurllrMoiiday in March ami anoleuiwr, in each anil ever y ear which court aliall have Jhc8amcj :.ir!dtetio dial corresponding courts in the Several coun ties of this State no have and enjoy. " Thai the first lerm of said Court shall be opened and held or. the sixth Monday after the fourth M onday of March a nil September next.at w h ieh time, tho Judge holding the said court shall appoiiit the necessary court officers. ." " . ..' See. 2. Ho it further er.acli-d, That the County of Watauga shall constitute fpart of tho seventh eircuitrsnd iheaoiicitor who shall a tend the Superior courts, of said county,: shall be entitled to the same pay for , his ser vices as he is entitled to receive for -attending, the other courts of his circoiu, S;;c. 3. lie il further enacted. Tliat all suits ir I.aw or tu F.qiiity, miW pending in the : Superior Courts of Ashe Wilkes, ' Yaney or; Caldwell, respectively, wherever the plaintiffs or 'petitioner and defendants, or both,; are eitueis of Watauga, or wherein the eiiiznns of. Watauga are defendants and die plaintiffs or petitioners arc not citizens of either nf said counties of Ashe. Wilkes, Ynucr pr Caldwell; and all indictment ad criminal proceedings against the citizens of WaUmga, and which are pogttizable in the Superior Court of this Slate, shall be transferred from -'the terms of the Superior Courts uf said counties of Ashe, W'iikes,. Yancy and Caldwell, respectively. to tlie superior t.otirt ol vValaiiL'a, irr the intnsforring suits liom onc cnuuiy to another. Sri A Tip il fiirlhitr tnnf,l l'liil Trim, arid after Uie iirst'dav of July, iph the Su- I periot Courts af Law and Equity in ihe.sov- i entli Jiidicml circuit, m thn several counties I jlijyerha.ll iiIm4svU m-tizk vnti- (every year at tlie times licrettuller expressed. vizi In UMtfminty of Clwroktie, Ihe - gjiid courts shall he held on the Ii rat Monday iu March and September; in the county ' of Ma con, on the second Monday , iii , March and Septemlie.r; in ihe county of Haywood, on the ihird Monday M March hnd frrtcmhcT; in ihe county of Henderson, on the fourth Monday in March ind Sepunnbvr; in - tlie county of Hunconibe on Uie (irst aiomtay alter the tourili I i ..t ... ... i .,t. si,.i,.,i.,. ; ii. ..., ! tv of.Vladim,on Ihe second Mond iy alU-r th( ! fourtii Monday in March, and Srplenibnr ; if - ; hftcfrt-iti' nt Y mry.onthr r!'.rrMWy aftcvi rjuno-maurr-i. ow rn wtibeil-hylim foTfT'V71nS0,i',"',.,!.'7, ;''" "'Vt 7 . -, , 1 , ,, I ... fcxeeutors and Auniiiiistrtlors, chapter 46V : N0KT3 tlEDLI.M "Pawtrful iu Inttlltrtnal, moral end physical n sonrm, the land of WEDNESDAY 3IOIINING, APRIL in tlie county of .McDowell, on the founhj ,c ......... ...ummj m aren nu orpirmorr, in me county ul Caldwell, on nirnrannnnraj aner ine lourtli moiulav in . L .. i l . i 1 . r t r. , . . . March and hiptemlier; in the rounty of Wa ttiuga, on the sixth Monday after die fourth Monday in March and September; in the county of Burke, on the seventh Monday af'cr the fourth Monday in March and September; in the county of Rutherford, on the eight Mon day after the foitftTi Monday in March and September; in the coumy of - Cleveland, on the ninth Monday after tile fourth Monday in March and September. ; 1 ; - r . See, S. Be it further enacted, That the Spring and Fall, now Jury terms, of the duns of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-shall be held in the counties oi Cherokee. Macon, Hay wood, Henderson, Buneamlip, Mdisonr Ytm cy, Mer)owell.Cldwtdl, Wataujga, Burke, Rutherford and Cleveland, at the same - time and on the same week on which th Superior Courts of I(w and Eauity shail be liuldeu as provided in ihe fourth section of this act., -Ratified 28th January, 1831.' :.: J - - . ' ' AN ACT To taiend tiio U!)th soctmn of the 21st Chapter . of tlie lievis -iSsnrtiteg, entitled "Courts, Uoun- ij anu cun.'rior. . Sec. !: Be il enacted by the General Asscm- my oi me isiate ot orlli-UarQIina, and it is hereby enacted by die authority of the same. That the 119th section of the 31st Chapter of tue itevised statutes, entitled "ijourts, (Jotinty and Superior," be so amended as to authorize a reference fur stating an iccounl, in all suits i!,?!!," there is a plea of no assets. wi.hout regard to uie manner in w hich sunt suit was commenced. j See. a.- Be hfnrtheTTenactedf That thismr shall be in force from .'and after its ratifica tion. " --' ;"': ,i: ,v ;:'. . . AN ACT In relation to the execution of Criminal Process. fcec. I. a - it enacted by the General As- Sitmbly of the Stale of North Carolina, and it 1 ,la' sueniis oi ine severa i-ounttcs in defendant, Ihe day when such process came to hand, and also the day' of its execution; and on failure of any sheri If to perforin cithnt-of said dtiiiesrhrr-slmlt ftirlllr Uie sum often dollars, for each 1neglecf, for the uss of ihe '?,!?f. V?.,!'.?.t?!HlTretI,Jiir.ilia,.Stater in -lite same manner as recoveries arex now. effected against sheriffs by parties , in ciil suits,' for neglect to makcilue return ol process dc iv- pered to thbm, Ratified Belli J-mtiary, 1851. - '"--"-A N ACT .To.proyidojbr.tlw payment ..of tlie dobt of the :'.' . " suite. , .-. WtiraEis ihe contingent liability of the Stater on account of appropriations hereto fore rniidefor iwOrksoriiiternaTlinproveniehiH and-fonrtlier pwprsi-irre-l7irgppriid wticre" as demtuids exceeding the income of the Slate may be made, on that account, upon theTreai "rxJrethe m.e.r.U!i2jdWWwfitijreU Assemhly: Therefore, Sec. 1. Bcit enacteil by the General Assem bly of the State of North Carolin-, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the s'unc, Tlrat ihe Treasurer of the State be, and he is hereby attihiirizi-tl and dina;u;d UK issne -.e iiScaios of dent, in pfopcMtirin, in the naiiie and in behalf ol the State, and under his sig nature and seal of offi ce, for a sum not ex ceeding two hundred thousand dollars, binding the Staiof. for the money purporting to be due See. 2. Be it further enacted, That said certificates of debt shall be issued at surd time or times as the wants of thn Tre .sury may re quire, to discharge the debts and liabilities of the Statet and shall be isauedju, sums ., ot not less limn five Iiundred.-ttoT more than -one thousand dollars eaeh.and shall hear interest at the rate of six "per cent, per annum, pnya- blu H'ini-anniuillv,atiicli places as the Treas urer may ifestgin'.r; vch cli 'i-ertifie ates oTdebt shall be severally redeemable at the end of ten years from and alter ihe day on which each of them is issued, and at such place or places as the Treasurer m if 'appoint. Sec." 3 - Be it further enacted. Thai nil ecr tificates of ricbllvtF the Suae, issued under and by the auihnriiy nf this net, and signed as a foresaid liy the l'ulilic - Treasurer, shall , be countersingdd by the Comptroller of ' this S'.aio and duly registered by hint," in a book prepared and kept for that purpose. J - Sec, 4, lie. it further enaeted, Thatttidl cer tificates of debt shall bfj iransTcrab.n ' by ihe holders thereof, or by his, her, Ot their attorn ey, in a bunk lobe kept bv lite I'ublic Trcas i nrer for that purpose; and in every such trans- fur, tne outstanding Crttfieato shall bu surrcn tiered to or cancelled by ihe Public-'Treasurer, and a new cenifieate h ill be isjiied, fo? the same iniotint, to, the person or persons entitled to thosame.. j. Skc. 6. lie it further enacted. That the Publit; Treasurer, whenever required by the Governor of die State, shall negotiate tlic'salc of the rcrtificates of debt liereb- authorized io fie issued, first having given thirty days' lio- ttee tlitireot in iwo or more pphlitt newspapers, and shall 'have power and authority to sell the same. ut not less than their par value, lie. and shall apply lite proceeds, rfigctlier with any tin-ini-utn or profits that may be made by such sale, to the payment of any or all ol the aforesaid debts of the Stale. . f See.. 0, Be it further enacted. That this act shall be in force from and after its ratiuVatiuu. Ratified 28th January. 1801. . .-..-i . -,r7'--Jli'ri ' -' "' AN ACT Sec. I. He il enacted bv the General As sembly of the Stato of NorUi Carolina, and it is hereby -enacted by ttie autlinritv of the same, THiit the 20ih section of the Revised Statutes, chapter 0, Ejiocutoriiaiul Adminis- J trr,?OTs,--w, sRn TJieTsftm rs'tieretiy-rept-aiea; and aTl sums of money, or other estate, of w hate ver kir.d, which shall now remain, or shall hereafter rc.nain in the hands of any executor or administrator, for four years after his qualification as such administrator or ex ecutor, unreeovcrcd Or it ti reel aimed, by full, ?ty Uie crMitori, 1 atecs or nest ot kin, or ihe -mid execntor' nr tdmiliislralor, be pmd over to, ihe President and Director of the Literary Board, fur purposes of common school education. See. 2. Be it further enacted. That the i'rid at ind Dire I'tors'of the Literary Burtrd '!", nnd tb ii-v arc herehy entitled t alrthe rights, in law or in equity, for ohyiining thej (possession ol saia estate, mentimud in the 1st section of this act- to .which .the trm!egf-iManin of tlie L uivcrsity were before ihe passage ol the act...." . .. Sec. 3. Be it furhcr enacted. That this act shall be in force from and after its ratifi cation, , ' " , Ratified smb. January, 1831.3 AX ACT To reneal an act of the General .Assembly of - 184t-4y, nrovidinir f.ir thesunourt of a svstem of interuatiunnl, J,itcrary aad JjeicntitiaJEt ' chnnges. " ' ' : .. 1 See. I. Ce it enacted bv the ."General As-! sembly of the State of North Carolina, and il is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That the act of the General Assembly, chap ter sixty three, ot tlin session ot Hi IH-l'J, es tablishing the system of scier.tifib and literaiy exchanges, beiwern they city of Paris, in I ranee, and the State if North Carolina, be. and the same is hereby repealed. .; -" ! " See-2, Beit forther enacted, Thar this act fchall he in forco and take effect from and after US passage. Uaiilied ?Sih January, 1651. - - ' AN" ACT " To prevent the obstruouun of the passage ol . Fish tt inlets on the sea cotut of this State. Sen. I, Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of North Varolina. and it is herehy emcled by the auihorityiif the tame. Thai It shall not be lawful f.r any person or tfiiil T penons m nsn wun a seme, set or drag net, li State, between Ocracock inlet anil Roanok Island, nor within a.rnilo of said inlets, in Panilicfi snnndrlretwrcfflhe tlrsrday'nrFcB niarf and the first day,of May then next en suing, in each yean and if any rterann or 4 parws.hH stHt-dtH -anr trf rher iStd" IhTcfs," or within one mile thereof, in the waters nfi said sound, willnii the time before descried, and conttary to the intent and meaning of this act, every such person or persons shall forfeit nnd'pfrfbyc'sclinBnir'cverFaup offotiee, so unlawfully committed, nn follows; for each and every t'rne a seine or drag net is so dipt or dragged in "the waters of said inlets, or within a mile thereof, as before set f.inh, one hundred and fifty dollars, to be recovered by any person or 'persons suing therefortiti l e COUIltl' Or Stitierior 1 Ji'inrt nf lh enumv i which such ofleiice is committed, or in the Superior Court of an adj'iining cpuniy :aiid applied one half to the person or persons so suing, and the oilier half to the use of the wardens of tho p or of the county, wherein such-offence is committed; and fir each and every net, lor eactt anil every tune set as a- loreSaid, the sum of twenty dollars, lo be ra- -onered, by warrant, before any iusiiceof the peaceifl thecmtmyln whicTi such ofj'eitcB is committed, and applied one hair to the persmi afwUnse instance such warrant is issued, and ine oiner n ill u ttie is8of the wanlcns of uie poor oi sain county, j ScS 5.TBe if Turtiier person or persons aiuiug, anet'.ing, r in anv manner lending assistance to tho violation of di pmiriM ?f -irria-atnhall, W h'tilil and deemed as niueh liable to the penally ornen. allies thereof an tint principal or principals; and may be proceeded no tins!, ntt against said principal or principals horeinbefore set forth: and the recoveries so efr.pit t,ll ha .nntu.1 I : ., t . . aHresm, tfr-proceeamizs SJalMt principal or principals. 3. - Bo it further cjiacted. That this act shall be in force from mid after its ratifica tion. -. . - . ' , .. Ratified 28lh January; 1851.") AN ACT " '. To amend the insneetjon lawri See. 1, Be it enacted by the General As sembly nf the Slate oi North Carolina, and il I is hereby enacted by ihe aiuliority of tlie saiutv That all ton limber, n the Cape Fear river. i and at the several ports belonging to the same,1 shall hj governed by the following rules of ttispeetion, viz : all sound toniribgr sasiiw, eleveii iiicTics and iipwarijs, nnd showing bean one half the lenelh, shall b merchanuible : and all other ton timber, not being of the de-' scription aforesaid, shall bo refused, " Sec, 2. Be it further enacted, That the fees for inspection of ton timber shall be iwenty cents for every thousand feet, and shall be paid bv the puri'liaser. ' See. !). Be it further enacted. That litis act shall be in force Irom and after tu ratifi cation. ' s ' ... r V 'Sue., i. Bo it further enacted. Tint all laws and clauses of laws, coming within the meaning and purview of this act, are horcby repealed. ' , tanned 28th January; 18rl.T ' " - d."-. '-.- - ' ' ' J- -f - AN AC I 1 Iii-!atine to Iiisneetorf of Stovci.. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General As scmhly of the Mtatu of North L'arolina. and it is hereby enacted by ihe authority of the s unc. That all laws now in force, providing for the appointment of inspectors' of staves,' be, and the same r.re hereby repealed. ' ' Ratified 28th January, 1931.1 ' "''" AN APT For the further regulation of the Itmcctien of I ,- ' lar ul. in this State. ,- Sec. I. He it enaeied lit- tin- flpnoril Aa. senibly of the S::i(c of N'onh Carolina, an I u is hereby enaeit-d by tho authority of the s-iiiie. That bereaftrr, all tar that -may bo inspected and sold in this State, "h ill tin inswcti-d and sold under tho samo-rules and regulations, by the same laws aiiii restrictions, as now pro-, vided for the inspcciiTin irf soft turpcntiim in tins ta.te, by nn act ot the (corral AssV uililv. rrreptirrST,Trn tsr," of 1840-47.!'.' ' ' - " V r ?' ' Sec. 2.? Be It furlticr enacted. That here- illcr it shall be the duly of the purchaser to pay the inspection fees, on lav aiKUurpontitic, Lliatilietl ZWlli January, IBSl.J' AN ACT To amend an set, entitled "An Act to authemo the Inspection nf provisions." pfissed Ifl.tlwtassure .shall lie cnlitleil to receive Ins ilepns ; year 1 chapter forty -three. ' ' :' Tite note, upon thij . payrnenl of his proportion , Sc-c. . Be it euitcu-d by tbe General As-of all losses and expenses llut have iiccnicd semb v nf the Sl.-ft of North Curclioa. an. il j ... , w,.v-.." virm r tr,L .1 1 , , , t.j ui ur ti tit., j That in addition to the articles of provisional i h.r. ,u,u.,.nii 1... if ti.imiA twwimxnwm-fmvmmrwtmw friwef-iwe-sn.1 benefit, utiott all inspectors, appointed under Said act, to it - pect all hogshead' of bacon imported from any other Stile r Territory, under the same rules and regulation as sins now provided by law, S- ,-;. Be it fur 1. TV our sirrs and humt of our aiftrtiimt'' 9, 1851. forage or provision, without die same having been inspected, conlrarv to the true intent ami f-nil nei.bp;-iihe-m)irv-stratlrfar each and every offence, ftvrleit and pay one hundred dollars, to be recovered before any jntice of the peace in. the county where said offence shall have been committed, and ap plied one half to the use of the informer, and the other half to (lie use of the wardens of the poor; Provided, That this act shall not apply to any article previously inspected by any in act: spector of this t State i and provided furrier, that it shall not apply Jo any coitntv where the esomy court shall refuse or nejlcct iO'p' puuit such nispector. V lY i 1 ' Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, Tliat it shall and may lie lawful fur. any inspector, ap pointed under, the provisions of the before re cited act, M appoint a deputy," "whenever-' tbe business may require it, wbo shall ba subject to the same rules anil regulations, and for wbos-j iiilicial duty the insiiecior shall be liable. . -fiee.,4. tit n tunncr rnncicu, I nat it shall be the duty of die several inspector ap pointed, or who may hereafter be appointed arcortling to the provisions ol the set herein before recited, to brand every barrel, half bar rel or keg, every hogshead, box. firkin, bale orbundleof pro isions or forngo which he J-may inspect. ; v " - Sec. 0 Be it birther enacted, I hat this act shall be ill force from and after its passage. Ratified 17th day of January, 1851. AV .CT- rMltirbl-urcTiiM -aiolpSv 0.e t. rMrfiiiricct ing tu pentme, Sec. 1. Bo it enacted bv the General As- sembtvMjf- tho Btateof -North Cahdirta, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. I hat hereafter it shall be the duty of those whir-yiiH'lMW'tmw-iftt inspecting the same hit law or usage lo the contrary notwithstanding. Sec, 2. Bo 'it further exacted. That this set shall be in force from and after its ritifi- cation. - - .---r-- ' r- RaUficd 28th January. -1834 .";' AN' ACT Te inwrtiorat the Western Mutual Thsiirance tumriany ot North taniluia. See. 1. Beiionactwl bv tlio General As sembly of the Slate of North Carolina, and is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, 1 lint William Murphy, John 15, Lord, A. II. Caldvi efT.-'Joli n J." Shaver, Be ttj a tii 1 ti f." Via ley. II. I Robards, John I). Brown, D. A. Dans, Jos. F. Chambers, I!. 13. Kohcrts and J. II. Jenkins, and all other persons, who may nerealter associate with them .in the manner herein ivrescribed, sh.dl .boji corporation, by tho name of " Tho Wr stern Mutual Insurance Cotnpatiy of NoVlr Cariitiiio',wrrirllKr"piif p ise of insuring their respective dwelling houses, stores, simps, and other buildings, household furniture, merchandize, and other popertyainiinsj loss -w- damage 'by OreTand jlsn of 1n9tmng'their"Tt!!n make all and every insurance apnertainina to, or connected with, lifts risks of whatsoever kind or nature. as wtII of tllff iotiiid in health as tho infirm or inV.t'id, ' '' Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That nil persons who shall hereafief insure with the said corporation, and also their, heirs, execur tors, adniiaistrstors ami assigns, continuing lo ...Ka tnujiil. in AuiLj.aMtAi.tttM.. Aa:t.0M3it.r...i ", '":'" provnleil, shall tlierehy tiucome tneiiitiers thereof during the period they shall remain insured by said corporation, and no huiL'f r, " ' See, 3. Be it further enacted. That the affairs of said com pony shall he managed bv a boavf dim'-tm'' hers as hereinafter provided fe,r; all vacancies happening in said board may bo fijlru by ihe remaining directors for the remainder of the year, or time for which they were elected, and a m tit only r,f the whole shall eomti ute a quorum liirlhe dispatch of business. Hc. 4. He it ' further vnacted, That the abnvc mentioned directors. in section first, shall bo the first directors of said corporation, atid Miall continue in office ' for onn yea'f ufier the piissago of this act, and until others are chosen in". their places; ' which board of di rectors shall hcrenlter be elected in each year, at such time and pl ice, in tlni town of Sa lisbury . ss' 'the corporation in thoir by-laws shall piii1nfTbfl'wbleJr'Yleetlrfna1i1fi"-hi-l tiee shall be given tti some pnbhc newspaper printed in said town, at leant thirty days in ceding such election ; fluc'.i. electfiiii .hall be holdcn under the inspection of three inotnbers not bping directors, to" ho ftppohiled previous to cvorV election by thri' board of direclnr ! and sumi election shall be tnads bv ballot, and bv tii plurality nf the votes nf the manners or thetr proxies then present, nltnwmg to each ) nirtitilnir one vote I n- every tSKJt) lostireu in said company. . . t N;.-c, 5. Ba it funltrr etrielcil, That the ilireeiors may il lcrmm'' ine rau-s of insu rance, mo ainonm io ha insured, anu tne sum to bo deposited for any insurance, ,S. ,0.- Be it' further enacted. That every person who shall become a 'member of "said corporation by . effecting;''' insurance t'tereiti. shidl, br fore he receives his policy, 'depositc his promissory note for such a sum of mniiey1 as shall- 1m .determined by the direct'irs j rl part not exceed in 2 'ft'r per 'ecttt: of said nntc shall hc'iiinnedi-itely paid, and th'' 'remainder of said depositc note shall be payable, ii pnrl or in whole, at any lime, tviien ilia direcXira shall deem ihe same ntftnirits for the payment of losses, and sueh iiicitieiil )J cspen ieV as may hi necessary fur transacting the business of said company; ami at the expiration of tbe time ut Ittsijr.inc:-, l!i-3 said tiriie, or sueh part tlitrreof a shall remain, unpatd, nfier tic- diiciiuj all lo-tse" ami cxpi iises nceriiing dnr tr.vir; 1i 1t btrr huiUtdird tiiil fin-n f " to tb't nitiUer thereof, or if he be dead, lo his personal representative r i Sees 7. - lie it fnriher enacted, That when any properly insured' with ibis corporation shall he alienated bv sale or othi-rwine, the jiidiitif'istiMH-tiiwicMinti imxtsmrlrnrnd "tvetmtr. j rendered to the ilircttors of said eiitupaiiv to j lw cancelled; and . unort such siirreiitler, the .. in .,!, '.nrren.W l.nl i,A ;.,.'.,.i , .x....-.-., ;--:w.mi.'.!-. !'..i"-.'..r i. '..:..;: .1... :...i:. . s. I . - I.;... i, i t; , ,;t; i,iti ,in litil'IJ .Isini-y ,j (HO, may have ihe same i itified ntul C'liifirmi-'l to 1 applie:;t on to the directors,' "and," with their cotiseu;'. within thirty : ilayi" iiTjW Ijifter s'.ieh rly ilayi" liiiW -.'titer s'.iell ; alienit'on, nngiviiig proper security to the sat. j isl.intioti oi Naid diroi'tors fur such portion ol Ith is depositc n prciuiiini note ipaTif; !ifSi!,Tiv"tte r'tiiiiiti as nny rryiinjii II i urip titiou and cotilir- ui r.n'i lb" iiitrH' -riti sin" ii'r ir ur it, " ...". 'i ' J ''" "'"'. ij-j-iHiiigisir 'L .4irn'..jT'.""0"iT 'iTrifflMTigraw'si given, shall be entitled io nil the rights and dcsimiuted bv a majority of the company pre. privileges, and be subject ty !!l the liabilities! sent, atany regular tneetiog.. -,- tti whxir rlnj Tfrtgiirat p.ity io"wTMiiiiTTiFpol!py T " Sec. 18. be it further enacted. That this issued was i-ntulcd and aubjeet to under thiii act Sec. (J, Be il further cinetrd, 'That every memher of said company shall bt h-mntl tn pay for losses and Bueh necessary expenses as aforesaid, a'.-cniin; in and tn said company, in proportion to the nmmnt nf his depositc note ; and all buildinira insured by ibis com pany, together with the 'rights, title and inter est of ihe assitivd. to the hinds nn which tliey stand, sliidt be, f.hd arc frorebyjiitHlged company; a'ml said Coinpniv shall have a lien thereon in llienatnro of a mortgage H the emiiunf of his denosiio note, which h 'H eon Untie during hit policy thi )-en to take cf lcTrtfiS88vWllfra with and have entered "in- the bimk of mortga-jes! 'kept by th trg'ijttr of tbe- oituntv where tli"; ipropertv t situnte, a rricinririiitliiHr ol thpi jn-ime nf the imlinvluuHtV!fTed;-n ileserijition l -.IU; proper!)' Ihe. .flKii'utit. of. the. dcpoaiiCi note, iuid the term for which said policy shall continue. -: - ' ..'---- ', - - See. I). Be it further enacted. That suit at law may b maintained by said curpnratiuit against an of its members for the collection of said depositc notes, or any assessment llicrcon, or lor any other cause, relating to the business of said corporation also suits at law may be prosecuted and maintained by any member 'against said '.corpora tio. fur losses", if payment is withheld mora than three months uftor the company are duly un til! ed hltwsiw j"mr f" member -t: the rorpotntiun, not being in las individual capa city a'party to-sueli, a suit, shull bo ineompc- tefttSr witness may-ttc4i:eaujmua.acc.uaaL of hu being n member of said company, ' Sec, 10. Be.it further enacted, 'J'iint ihe mtvetftrs" srniTtrnUP'rTri'cnv iwg notice m r.uv loss or' damtige sustained by anv member, r.iid ascert lining the same, or after the rcnditio-i of 1 any judgment as sfirosaid i);; iinit said com pany, for loss or ilama-je, setili; anddeteriuiiii' lite stuns to he paid by. ihejr-j'i'raLnif mbers tliereof, as their rffpirSivi! prn;nr;i.oi of Mtcti. loss or il.intagr," and 'published tho warm: ii sueh manner as they shall sort fit, or t,s the by-laws shall have prescribed; nnd the u:n tu be paid by each uiemlfr slinll always be ilLrrPBUrUS!!). lo tin; rrifjtisl jiiiiiiiiiiI of hi. depositc note or notes, and shall be. paid to iho .Treasiirer within thirty days next alter the nublieation of snid Holier t and if any RtL-lnber shaft rVeglcel'. r renise for the suaee of thirty days alter Lie publication ti said notice to psy the snin assessed tipnn Irm as his proportion nf tho loss aforesaid, i) such case, the directors may mio for and ree.iier lllC-lvholc .atiio'tut of- hw .tlepiwilc. jwte. ur notes, with Co! of stii;i..aiiil.lJu'..auiuU4lt tluis colli-cttil. sliall remain in the ..Treasury of said couipiiuv, Suhji'et tn the payment of sueh losses antt e.-; prices as have ur may hereafter accrue ami the balance, if any rein:iiii."siiall be r?ti!rilrtl lj the "btiity Troiii vl.oni it was in three ntontTPi from the expiration of the term fot which insurance was made. .. . Z F?fZ J4, Be fiirtlir-r cnaclcd. Tint if tho .whole amount of deiiQsiir; notes should be ilifiiiueicnt tn pay the loss occasioned by any fire Jir deaths, in such case, i)ie snllercrs in. need by said company,, .nr. their reprrcnt;i- tive.-i, sitidl receive toward making kikjiI their repiiiv losses, 4 propofiina!ile dieidend nf tho whole amount of s.nil notes, according to the siiitis by llietit 'respectively iustired, nml, to addition therein, a sum to be assessed nn all the incniher of "aid cninpany,on the s.im principles ri.'gulaled lite nitioutits nf tbei resirfretiVe depotilr"-iftiilt!', 'ln)r'"Hiif",;)te'ee"dTii one iluynr on every villi) tiy them respi-eti-.t ly insured ; an I tin member thjil ev-'r be n: quin d lo j ay for any loss nceationed at any on-- time, more than one dollar on every f I III) ; itistiri'd in said coiHpaiiy, in .addition to (lie aiiiouul of his deposi'e note, nor more than' that ain viiii! for any audi loss after his s-iid note shall have hfi n paid, in and expended ; but any member, upon payment of tbe whole Of h'S-depositc note, and surreudcriiig. .hi policy before nay subscpKiit loss or expense ban oi-ftirici!,, may be di-eharged from said c.itnpmy. .'..', ; ; . . ' I Ki-t.. l'J. lit! it fitriher etnrte,!, That it shall lie l it; fill for any untried woman, bv hc'rsflf' and In lir;r"tvvit'lil"ue, 'or in the nr.nii- nf any ihir.l person. . ttitli his await as her trustee, ui he. caused lo be insured for her sole use, tho life of hr;r husband, for any dell niie period, or for, the lerm of liin iwtur ii lifij ; and in cue of her surviving ht-r; husbnnd, she shall have and fnjiv the licit atnniint of tlrt proe 'c li of tlie niaimiir", becntiinie dttt- and pnvaoie to her. to ami r li- r own use. fr c b "in ihe ctotnis of ihe rnpri'Si't'italiiet of hu'ii.itid nr anv ul Ins cr-ditnrs. Si.-c. 13. li t it fnrtner cineied. That the linshiyd jnav iiiitii-e his own liln, lor the mile, use and bi-ii'-lit of bis win or i-lnhlreii, and, in case of die death of (he lius'miu, the a mount lints iii' iirtd (iiall bn paid ovi r To the wil" nr eliil.lreii. or their jjtiardiaii, if iimle, age. for Irr or Ih.-ir oyvri us, froe frottt nil the claims ol llnj rcpr'-sciitstivrs of the hnsjaud, ,,-iSc.f. ,1-t. Bn ,it "'further enacted, Tlmr. : it shall, hq Uwful (iir ihe i!jiii .corporation to loan such portion of ihcir money n hand as may not .he iiii.iipdi.iti-iy .waiited for the 'purposes of s.td C iiporJii'Mi. to In! fcffciireij by ntort ag(t on .uiic'oetiiuby-rcal. r :tdxesinic of doub!, iho tahie of .tha siini o tiaited,;.or by bond with (wo Or more mrniic u t' be approve i by the board of directors, or a cottunitti c .-i)'uiiit- ed by them lor that purpose, Hf.v IS. Us il fiirtlmr iiiiicK-il. That the .! it 1 1 -. i . t.i , it ut. ii oiu ot,ii ij;, in n ill ij'ii 1 1 i ri .i . ... -.nl ... . I i . -t .iiilui. ii;iii uav.c ei.i.'.r .UMOiiiv Jinu.piu -CiltiL- i such hv-laws, rul'.M nnd. rr-jrn!atiniisj, es to1 Uinn thall tippear-needfiil find iroer for the management nnd ilipoiiiion ol die stock, pro perty, cslaio and r-lb cls of said. corporation, and fur al! sueh iii'iliers as appertain lot the :husiit !W,jli.;H,il";.,.atiL .hull .iiHV.a powes t't appoinl s icii ofiiVers, clerks and agents, for isarryitiL' on f.iu business 't th coriioralion is t!ii-v ni3t- svlicl, with sueh allowances lis 10 them shall -appear, jii't and satisLTCtpry ; nil inil rrViitLi. r,.....i..i .1..., .....1. k.. 1 ..iu , Ul turn 111 1. "in 'i try - i.t . .., 1 tin s ,iiiu 1 1. w- '"""" "" - ' ' """ ui 1.1 I 'i'""1 ' H iii Xtk UitiitVl M-tU.s. or tilt Sl.itu. i-j NnV ir lic it fortiittr -si;..;H-'J, Tliat .lifi !"'"' "'t-'l' he bv Miid flniui any. lpplic:itron sliill lie'lrtaoV for ipsojuiihi'.t until t:l r, ,; 11 " : '!,r inwmiraf.w me j '""" ot " I'0" "" thousand i!ol!arn, 1 S:c- 17. 1't it further vlneted. 'l hut the Ojit r inn at I liimm.ii o J, t rurpor.ilioii shall be ca'ned on nml ennducted l inii-h , I e' . i lo in-vn nt M.,li'iurv . .ti.,11 t, t fuMic Trinirr. NO. ir shall coi continne in force fifty years. ' ' "; 19. Be It further enacted. That this T act shall take effect immediately after it ri- ; , , fi cation. ., ,, , . .. s ., .Ratified 2Sth January, ,1851. '''' LtTTER TKOM UANlEL .WEBSTER V TG THE MAYOR OF BOSTON. Rostov, March 21, 3 P. M. M 1 ;."'lie fnllatving letter lia been received from " - j -i-the Hon. Daniel Webster, in reply to the resa- j S , liitiotis of ihe city government relative to the .,?''? late sine rescue iq ibis city. ", , j ' ; WasiitNoToN, March 10, 1351, "r; vn Sir: The, President has had the pleasure of reseiving yonr Wttor of the 2Cth of February,; eucliing offirt4 rpicLf lb ' "TltT onlrr and resolves lately adopted by the two hraiielirt of (he government., of the city of j'U Bostpii.,;.. tj.(lords hiiii great satisfaction w ;Jv perceive : that such rnewues hare -been taken : by the authorities of Boston to give assurance ' j, tl.st no other outrajje, "similar to that which '.-f was, he presumes, the immediate , esuie of t their adoptiiin, will be permitted lo take place ; ' i in vntir city. ','-,'. 'J " .. ! v . From his earliest youth he ha been ccu lotn?d to regard, with the greatest respect and veneration, the city of Boston mid the Com monwealth of Massachusetts. He lias been, iaiig'ttt to believe their inhabitants, aiirjoi t botcall others, thn friends of good order and g.MdgttvcniiMutt;clUg cia'c the advantages of the free iiMtitiitinns of liieir own choice and -tapaWe Of ' rowing that , i great political problem of the cohi'pstabHity of ' fi i J "Ta" wTiTi 6 ri Ict--o f , ti tf ty tl i 9 1 i n srn isrhtnl ' : r -from lieciiiiousiic"- and of self-government, " 4 thrftmheresf Temtrred' ftmx"dttz,'vf?T" anarchv.' That thev were esiarilltr devoted --, ' t. ' I'nion of the Stale, and; the constitu- Hon which estrblislie and maintains that ti iitpn and that their patriotism never failed to" counsel them to fulfil all th'rir obligation tin der the cnnstitaiij'n. jiisily.sciLCjl! v and in th very rpirn in wnu n sucp innii-aiii.ns were en tcred into by their renowned 'ancestor. En- -its -tertainitig these sentiments, it was difficult fur '? f j the I'ri'sideitt to credit the ai counts which - . ! were rcccivcil pi Uie o-jlrstj j on all .Jny 'per I pctrated in Boston on the; I5:h im' February . last. .That a prisoner, in lawful custody, wiiUiti the precincts otthe court house, in the hire of thi city ami in full sight ol tne olhce s of all municipal authorities, had been at noon il iv l .ifcitiiy rescue!! tiy a moti ot one or two hundred person", frMn the oll'u'ers of ihe law, Mri'-d nut of the buililintf nttd through tin Ln.v''lf...,.l'r.V! it -V ?ort of triit itiph.and enabled o j-;cap.e akogctlier-wHhotil- en atttmtpt tn the psrtof any rd'thc ajitliortiej, or. my of the iti7i-iw, to preserve order and niadiitatn tr.'i law, or tn pursue endjretake the fugitive, was a sutcnirnt thai tvemrd lo biih Uirtmprrdfii blu lo uc Iri!',., ,, . , ,, , ... U. wa wiih-iccliugi cJ.grMirx.UcC. lliat.he- received such cxplanntioiis of th's strange oc e.irr.rtite, as showed it to hare bcetmtr entire surprise upon the wizens nnd upon Ihe au ihorilics an. act pf. suecessful temerity on the pith of a very inconsiderable " tuiiiibor of pc.-ioiis, tthieli only rtacded to have been ap-prehciuk-d the shortest time hrirchanttl have -been prevented, 'I be' President i confidetii tbauius great 4iaprilyi of Ui,.ilieiis.jif Boi ton are entirely loyal lo tbe constitution that they uew u-uli jiif .indiriatlftii all Stmli riin rastits, ami all alii-mpts, whether by writing or speaking, lo incite the 'cnor.int sttd nn thinking lo sueii act, nf violence;- and that "'lir-rflfrridv-W bent on lliein by the constitution arid the law,..' , of l lie Ftiiti'd Slates, faithfully and fearlessly .? uuder.nll eireinnstancns, whenevrr called upon by me proper authorities, , .; .... .... , The occurrence of the lidi of February t . . ,; crrtainly greatly tn be rcsretiet!, s it cfvr oe. . , t . casion to those noj unwilling-to. vte -ojion it, to mirstinn the dinpnsition of y-.ir feltow-i 1 eiiizetis to comply with the constitutional o'h i. . ligations in good faith, and the hialoiy of sjch j, i an onfragc spread f ir rmd-wide rcaclie wlii:ic ?,n ejtplaii.itipii may never follow, and . . creates ill feeling tows. d.s those whose only ennntxinn wilh it is that tllcy were resident .4, of the place., in which it was perpetrated. ' J But if, as the President dmihts not it Wilhtlnj event will arouse the attention of ail good ctl ijteiiSjo a sense of tho d.vMgrr lo be .ippre- i j. ; bended f.oiu ihe itirulentiort nf such doctrine "' as haye been spread abroad in the criimry ! tending tq shaUo thn authority hf all law, lo . titisetlle society, and to absolve man from til ',; :'., civil ami rrortl obligatiims,' atid. shall tin: them, on their guard again it tho further diffn- . . sion of such pernicious cniiinents, it may in ' !, the end It productive of happy rrsnl's; nnd cettrtitily .ihc.nliri isi unanimous expression of ' ' indiga.iiion whicli.it called forth atrlofi;' out , citi?.rn, balances, to some csletit, the iil el- ' t ftcts llou-liig from it. , .. ,. . .. ; ... , Tlie I'resident t't ies mt dotibf that t ." pev . pin of Massiichunettsi perfectly understand tho j? ? dilf.-reticc bsi. ven ... the just lii-iciiisi m of poi- , ,,, illcalji,.ire. and opposition to lenl enact s " ' uieiits already undo nnd cst.t'olisheil. He l quite sure tli it Hit) regard the law of Ui land, not as a ser.'iment of opinion, but as at - ' tnh: of conduct prescribed by the general au- ; j fliorily, which ill are bound to obey at the risk . ., 1 of the penalties ali-iuhedioit violation. ' ' . .The pid tit directs tne to b tidrr yon hit ' .thanks for the tran-oniwloii ofthe resolution. -. :. I 'I ri-tijiiii, Nlr. Afayor, with crat renpisyt, i ' ' your olM-dient servant. LlvstEt. Vra.-'Ten. John P ilit-'d'iW', .M jyorof Bostun. I rm: Paorrrs np MirvntcvNcv. Att no.'- . an old and I pi U -'II per toeu'-.inis tiio ar-vst ot 'mvetcratc neiTrai-.-rirr.ipTjin--trr- t-r-r-trCi! !n-t--dtiuib, i;pon w hose person was Iiiiiip! it greal ii'tmber ot articles. . Among other tltim,MTfc nonce a prayer book, some written puiTers, sever d tiieinoRinduirt books from which It ivm cb,.ir!y piove.ij j'L'LS'n" r.iscd k'uta i'v''"rt j try ot Ins cieh-cuHis and evpi niii.iirt-s, ht-.siu. work ktioiv il as the "Bei'-.'.ir's )nc-toT ," (tililt liilin the Ii lilies iiiitl rriid'-'ic' s nf .ul tbe ioon! t-liarit:i!ile iii'rs-iiis tbro'i ififil't the kt'iir- (, ; wll, ,R, lw.rt r,s,.i,w.piiicr f-.-'li.; iiihi. I ' : . i""' J Jt (, I jy.. f .1... 1.1.. ..' U J.J ! Llt'-i ..i t!x.v' ., yMKy eolh-cied by s-i.-h v-i- d..v-,!- Ula V 'ic InntK-il when tt Was imrnn, ..;i e a;:t- ruintr his ftiih bonk, tbat'tbc Wand of .l--f y .in I Ctii-rn v v uloiu-fiiri'isln it hi''- 'villi ll.e sum of "A' 10' tK l;d. ( tlx Innt 'l': cftr.in" ! ping nvelvt d.ivs only in i-olli-i-m-tr Jhavg iHiiloidit tlmt tio-tfifih cjtiltftS-r,'.- of bigi. irs n u Utlt simy x;i r ' 'is e whit ntoro deserving of vli.intv ih.in v u t siintidrbl whlK' r-iw,- 'il '." IT-t JS ! "1 i 1 "i , I 1 11 . 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The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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April 9, 1851, edition 1
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