Bock exe. criminal, aa the re, are the nat-.
mni rejult of tiolatioii of tlx law et hamaii
Uy. It U against all natural law and right, thai
j Government should extend It dominion be.
joai a, own aoil. What jastiee or rcason i
- there la the English, Ootorninent holding away
over millions of people in LuMt It it not
flagrant violation of nature thai the Monarch! '
of .another hetnisphera should hate sway in till?
The people of Canada ought to rule Canada,
ad the people of Cuba oagbt to hatetbe privL
. lege of making their own law, and lerring their
"owa taxes. Locality and. continuity ought to
hare eooe effect, and it is worse than idle to
-expect the people of New Orleans to hate les
sympathy with Cuba than Old Spain has, thou,
anda of mi'.c dislitlv.
I am not speaking in favor of any expedition
to do for the Cubans what they bare nut got
punk enough to do for themselves. By the
Law of Nations, which is the basis of all our
international treaties, no American citixens has
' any better right than the American President
himself, to operate against a Government with
which we are at peace, no matter what may be
" the temptation to do so ; and if any of our citi.
aeos see fit to violate t!i s conventional duty,
dtiey must not expect to be protected by conven.
'tional oeagea. If men will adventure into such
crapes, they must expect to Cght at auisadven
tiig. Out what I mean to say is, that tho pre
sent condition of Cubt is an unnatural one;
far more unnatural than that our people shouM
feci smile indignation at its oppression.
'The t.,88i of Spanish barbarity which led to
the iuiuat demonstrations in ew Orleans, are
undoubtedly untrue. An eye-witness of tbeex-
ecution of tie SO adventurers told me that their
dead bodies wore art insulted, dragged through
the gutters Sit., but were immediately placed in
.prmi looking hearses, and decently buried.
7 iuen, 81 women, 108 boys, -and 119 girls
died In this city last week. Cholera Infantum,
Consumption and Pyscntery carried off the m.
jority of them.
Steamship ''TVinfield Scott" and " Cherokee"
'" lesve te.fl"fiv with Adams & Co's Xow Orleans
.JUpreia. freijih t, TM "Chcrokea" will go -vi
Ilavorma, and, it is not uulikely, may meet with
Some trouble Ihere, especially if any of her pas- -jority of the people of Massachusetts, should
...acngers go ashorft.' On one occasion a Captain j l"0 'ubject coiaebeforoa national courration.
-fnn American tU SJitrAVT.iSR
-fwliO woulXhl pav) on a dusort beach of ( Tubs, I ,, r i r '
- , ... . . r .. '! that tup Hon. Luke Woodhurv, democratic nom-
anu was uneo f.wo ior purHgim ashore with
' -out a passport
' For the Utar.
Tue Mains Liqron Laws. The enactment of
' laws, on tho part of the Maine Legislature, ex'
-eluding rum as a beverage, from tho State limits.
can no longer Reconsidered as nn expprimont
t.. ouaottut aue. a l oruanu wrrcspoi.uent
ui iuo a'trwuuTj-pan iinoa sajs:
To temperance law in operafin mu.-li more
favortiW thni ws . ft(i,ticipiteii . Jjlwre .i lasa
resistance oh th rrtof tho salioni, and a tr.itrj
l. :i. . s . .i r.. ... ...
imitj ihihut ut. rum who mo siACfl. mou d
t . . . . .
iiieiaw ne siippoma, it will no flotiht leai to its
ndopuon throughout Kew Knj;l:ui.l. They h oi
upon and (Tflat the msana of druukenoiw Iwre,
as you do the means of gnmliling. which are
onfiscatedr For twit months there have been
no commitments fur -jntoawwanee-in th trty.
" und 1 lenrn from the overseers of tho poor, that
it is Having a visible effect .in that department.
If the reform continues, an alms house miy vet
.heconie the retreat . of the unfortunate and the
invalid, free from all association with rice and
icrime."
What a great improvement, would Uiero bo
ia- tha tee KrnTh fJiiroflni. 'tr rf should so '
happen that the soller of spirituous liquors
would cease to deal out to his fellow .man the,
fiery water that is destined to bring him (o art
.early grave. We hope the timo is not far dis
tant when the foundation of the last grngh),l
hlr-b torrrnp
temperance shall bo raised, and rillic J under
by the many thousands that now reside within
the borders of the Old North State. Peace, plen
ty and happiness would bo our continual enjoy
ment. There would then bo no need of building
.. .Poor itaiwa-atd 2nar?-Arta Tri 'IVcif
places would he reared up institutions of learning
to educate the ri.W mnlU ;,, .1,
and principles of fame and honor, and 6t them
for honorable placet in society. A. G. V.
For tho Star.
RiriitnroKDToN-, Aug. 10th, 1851.
Sin In your paper of the latb, I notice a
-publication, statin you were authorised by Mr.
Nat. Steed to say 1 boshol of wheat sown by
him lost autumn yielded thirty-nine bushels and
a half. Yoo stated thai you would be pleased
to hear from any fanner who can beat thi.Iy
namo ia Stood except the Nat Now, toll XaL,
if be will eotue to Rutberfordton, and enquire
for me three miles East of this plaoo, that I will
prove to him that oat of 11 bushel sown last
autum, I raised exactly the same amount that
he states j and perhaps we can scrape up some
relationship. It looks very much like it as we
Tory respectfully,
KKHEMIAII STEED
Items of News,
Ltaoa Kecairrs. The Receipt on the K
V'T. Railroad, on the lfith inst., amounted to
12,tKo. it ia estiinato I that the entire receipts
tot the m inth, will be $100,000.
VvtcAnw Fakx. A farm of 41 aoroa, nf
Syracuse, X. Y., was sold a few days since, for
$17,500 about 4J8 per acre.
A!toTiica.--A: Fugitive Slave nas boon arrest
ed and delivered tobia master, at Uuffalo, N.Y.
The K. I". ipresa speaki in hifrh terms of com
mendation of the coadui t f tlie Commiasioncr.
who when a number of negrox' passed aroand
him, with a view to effect a rescue, proclaimed
In an emphatic manner: "I want to lav to ru
eolored people, that I bare the order to carry off
l?i!i .njm..and. taore wtil be ft.reo to executrvtr
telegraph or no telegraph, and if any of yoo re
1st yoo will bo shot down.'
LATE AXD IXTEUE3TIX3 FRO at IIAYfl.
fc.
'". A letter aated July 20tU says, in
onseqoenoes of the departure of the
for ilia Xorth wilh hostile Intent, as was suppose
d. holdera of doobloona were hy, and bold
then, i eoA
. I ' .
JEnjiaiaaA Jsewoli- 3prfSir1)iinit'gTfcn X"
pnblio notieo thai thej would blaskad vr
Prt n the Wajid, in ease the Haytiea eimene-
Mhmmi-inirmtiss the'
arai parcel of the pew Coffee crop ka4 hBto.
"reo, aud there J Bow no doubi of the inv
mensitwnf lb vlnM fau. t . r--t-
" - i " --. on, ia eonseqaenre,
Stllea from f 100 f.pS. Haytita earreney.
M. TTiIwtxr. l)4nil Webster,, gay, a cor.
respondent ef th. Boston Traveller, ia on a viait
to the White Mountains. He ,trtd. on the
-t'th, on horse-back, with a eavalcada of about
I.j;.. . 1 .1 . .
twenty taaiea and gantlemen, jkrtjnjBiiMl.i,
Moan Warttrnaon; a lsunt of nine nnl.
an elevation of 6,200 fact, lie ys he made
tho ascent twenty years a-. with th famous
Crawfurd for his guide. lie kn now gone with
Oliver Fabyan, than whom a better does not
live ia the mountains.
The slave ease at Buffalo is not yot disposed
. The counsel of the negro Daniel has spoil
of. The counsel of the neero Daniel has anoll-
ed for a habeas corpus from Judge Conkling. of
mo ftortnern District of ?cw York, and tl
Judge has issued an order to show cause why a
writ should not be granted. This will, it U sup
posed, bring op tho queetibn' of the legality of
Mr. Commissioner Smith's decision.
Tlu Bodift bfCnl. C ititndrn aiut CwL Kmr.
New Orleans, Aug. 23, 1851 The bodies of
. '
voi. vnitcnuen ana Captain Kerr were not
brought hero by the steamer Kiapire City, but
by the Schr. Urial, which arrived tho following
day.
Them was a considerable storm on tlie eoast
below Wilmington last week, and some vessels
were injured.
IIikrt Clay. The distinguished Kentucky
Statesman, it is stated, on authority "hardly to
be questioned, docs not now deoigti to resume
his seat iu the United States Senate, unless
there should be a revival of the agitation on the
compromise question.
Tho Saranao sailed from Norfolk for Cuba, on
the 2stli ultimo-
Boston, Aug, 2T.
Wuig .MovrscxT. The Whigs met ti-uight
in convention and nominated delegates to the
I IVhig Stalo Convention. Resolutions wero
' passed instructing tho delegates to insUt on
LPaniel Webster for President. That he is the
choico-of tho Whigs of Boston and a largo ma.
j inee fur Gove-nor, iiung hiniNelf at his residence
I at Antrim, this morning. lie had been unwell
for s.mo weeVs.
JudgsLevi' Woodbury is quite ill at Porta,
mouth.
J pEAT orCilr Mcl)owi.l,orVm.i,Nu.-Tl.i
, ,n,tngHhed man died on the 24th instant, at
, hi, residence at Lexington, Virginia.
IIBA LITEST AEWSJ
We pnhllsli'hcTow a distcli from New York.
tiurisfii'tinif Ln iFiTt) tlm surtt-Hiice of iliftntrli ro-
! r . T , r " . , i .
t't'ivt!! rpfiiit i nt -tin l;wii. tit tlie ntsniiT i'nmiiprii.
ceivea from Csjitiin Lewis, of tlie ("tesnier I'ampero,
annonneina the Ittinlmp: ot a S'-'cmro eSeiutoa nn
ti e Iflaiot of L'ubil, under tional ,' Ai'iiJ .tlmt Ueu.
L'.tjv'i not only rci:iiuej possession of the fort nenr
Iluhi.i llonrl.i, hut lind actoa'ly hoiHtetj the bone
Stilr of t'uba on the friille l'unrro,wbc.U had been
e:tpt'ii'rtd b.v bim hs she l.iy aground on the coast.
Thus the accounts contiline an conlrud:.etorav ns ev
es, nothlug positive having yet bwn received as
to the fate oi'Lopei and the remainder of hiKfurces
; far.. however, ae that portion of the dispatch al
luded to speaks hf having landed lien, (iotizaler.
near ; Kahia, Jloniw.e. iaxe.heiorua.poiutve-fve4:c
of its incorreetness, in the fact that Uen. ArabroMio
jM9eGontal;!t. Wfl?-9j!i theiIaUi.Aujciisii4)hpletnrr,
a letter from him appearing in the MerenrT'eoTitro
verting an editorial assertion that Mr. Calhoun
was opposed to the annexation of Cilha. AS to the
remainder of the dispatch we give it as we receive
it, without heint; abts to form any opinion, amid
the conflicting rumors.
THE DISPATCH.
Wt-Tx;aprv'!WI-adrehtiirBui aC I
muintunce, fortaer'y M the South, recently a res.
dicnt or Philadelphia, but at present living in the
eit.v of New Vork, gives the Novark Daily Adver
tiser tlie following information :
He savs Captain Lewis, of the steamer Psmncrn,
who' took Lopei to liihia, hos sinoo lauded in safe-
ty at th MM point General Cionxalcs, fran Jack-1
suwiivJnrwra, wivw-a wvye party or mcn nij'i mn-
nitions.
The troops under Iipes have ponseHglon !
of the fort at St,
Marie!, where there is n Rood ;
l..li- ..,,1 li Wend, of th. evoedition e. ,,.
In safety at any time. Thrr bad also taken the
Spanish wiir steamer Pixsrro, which is uowajrrountl,
and to be need as aoon as she can be got afloat.
Captain Lewis is now on his way t iwards New
Vnrk. and expects to take aboard any parties who ' ,
wilt meet him and take them to St. .Muriel; and if j .
they there see the bone Star flag still lloutinjr off
the fort, Lopei is safe snd they land; mid if no flag
is seen, they turn shout and return home.
Captain Lwis was hotly pursued by a Spanish
crnsier, but had the fastest ressol and escaped.
The above is said to be from a privato despatch
from Captaiu Lewis.
. REPORTED CAPTL'UE.
Peveral Dipalohes from New Orleans stats that
private letters, from authentic sources, teeeived in
that City, affirm that Lopes bail but one battle, in
which he killed five hundred Spaniards, and was
used up himself, not one ef his band being left tn
tell tlw dreadful Ule. Another account confirm,
the slaafthtcr of the Spaniards, and says l.pa and
The following is said to hu oonlinned 'by letters
r leetTtUUa Sew York I "
x o.i.. An 22 B. i.it, i,i '
hero from authentic sources, dated from Havana j
ths 18th, we learn that Lopes hod fouiriit only one
battle With the Spanish troops. The latter met j
Jih"Pal'.'b',i;"'r,1J ZVZ,Ur'lt"!Z
foreements, with eannnn, c, they returned to the
eharjie, and sneoeened in utterly muting tlie " pa
triots." and capturing nearly every one of theia,
int lading Lopes-
This battle occurred almost immediately after
ths landing.
Theloss on tk Spanish sh upon th.ir repulse
was between fonr and five hondi eii.. .
Krerv thine is onnarentlr naiet at tiresmt. and
ho farther difficulty is anticipated until sore "Fil
lihiisters " arrive.
The Boston Advertiser ef the -oth conta.os a
JSlJffl
ia( of Lours, ths subsequent battle, and the anal
utter ronte of the invoilars. The Mpaniards execu
ted their prisoners on the spot. Not a rauaar Kiisn-
ib soldier joined Lapas from iiexinning tm en4
The letter adds that the Captain inerl expects
anothsr mvasioa and is prepared U meat it. )
' COMPLAINT AliAINST LOI'EZl
Nsw OnxsAXs, Auziut iSit. .Letters published
here from Capt. Kerr, Major gtanforiL and others.
bi were shot by the Mpanisk authorities at Havana,
!wiuiw,
-tn're?' much bbime Spon &enrarXopei7ToralM.n
doninE Colonel Crittendun'a oompauy
y, winch was
siiWiinentlveaptnredand met e trrilil a fate,
. . Vcrnas efforts are being made to raise rein
forcements f tr Lopes, with some prospect ef sue
ens,' Men are plentiful, but fands are luvked.
t A..ofii,iiii;Ai:iiiiu;iui
Anj. aj The steamers Fanny
and Alabama, Ailed with armed men and atanitions
of war, ilc't Ut night far Cuba, amidit great o
thaiasia ant fn defioooce ef Ihe feetils Apposition
of the Cavfineiit eSieers. The Keveuue cittter,
it is said, intentiona'ly kept out of tht way.
'THE SEW ORLEANS BIOTjr
TSririPalhgtmi RgpttCTic: c.inira.lic is l!ie
that a dlsoateh had been received at the War De
partment of tlie esaasaination of the .Spanish Con
sul. It is said t he Consul hoe beea bora in etTi if
aad beea compelled to snrm.der tie letters, whiub
he hj'. lire(. rjifntf-'l ,"! j,
"Tjo bi j'j were destroying all the bpanju prop
erty they coal J aud. , .
' , CCD A.N MKETISOa I
Another treaaendou gathering ef the Caban
tvmpatirieera wa btld La A'ew i'edk ea the night
of the Sfith. At lens tea thousand pertnaa were
present, Sate, was the evcMteitnt that prevailed,
an nj.a nook was anticipated, end (he aiiiilary were
railed out. The epanuik Count was threatened.
The mob Anally dispersed, quietly, ,
t .,. V .ij
1 ""M" mMiiogsntew nine oerjLDXiiiai
ftfttoaiitilteHsy'CTty'aua Rdtireore. Besotutioas
adopted similar to rbos at New Yurie nad Phila
delphia.
BEAT!! WARRaNI!
The Xw York Sua, a Fillrlratr ersrsn, (t'ven
the following tranUtiou of lien. (ViKlu'a clefctli
warrant for the cxeewtion of the Jifrjr .American
prisoners at Havana. Aril 1 1 1 1 , li.il. H will
be seea, tliat the eseeutiMU were iu Cfmaequence
;oi aeeiarntmnss (by ttie nny pnattners,) enUivisli
Lone,-, .inn.!.
It hsvins been decreed 1T the ceneral onler of
I the 20th April last, and rabsrotieatiy repm(IneI.
wimt-TsiW he tlie fte of !ie p rates who shonbls
of tlie ileelaralioat ni i:ie tiitv indivbluals who
hare h??;i Uten hy his I'xeellcni'y t!ie C'n-niftnt,Ufr
tleacrul ef tliin nval t-tHtiun. nivl oltcel nt mv 1
disposal, which (lerlarationi estaMirh the in lenlitv
of their persons as pertaiaing to the her le eem-
msnneii t,y the traitor Lopei, 1 hnre re?olrel. in
I "wJn, i! ,"r'e "'i' m. ,"f
dinanees. CenernI Laws of the Kinelnm
lloval r-
e'hon. oii'l pai t le-
nlarly in the 'Kyn! Order of the 12tU Jure of the
past yeer, issued for this particular case, tl.ct the
said IndiviilualB whoie uamesend desi(rmitions are
set forth oi the following statement, sunVr this ih
by being A H, the execution beiag committud to th.
benor Tcmeute de Key, r.rigailicr of the Plata.
Vr. I.t foxciu."
Litttxl C if h a n It e m s -.
PAMl'KliO'S Tllll TO Cl'B.V.
The "Savannah 5v?a" states that the I'ampe
ro, when IS miles 'from Uavaim, broke some
of herrniebmery, pausing her to ll tat two hours
along the current of the t.olf stream, approach
ing Havana all the time. Before the acci
dent was repaired, she. was carried in full view
of Moro Castle, and iu si'it of the soldiers of
oCthe watvr UiUerv.
She finally got up steam and boro away for
Bahia Honda, wtiero tiie inhaliitanta received
Lopez with open arms, and every demonstration
of favor, and very soon n lare part of hi force
was mounted on h irs js, ihi o uiilary offerings
of the njoiilo.
The 1'ampera remained a', fahia ll.mda nil
niht. and thenaailed for Kev West nar!v drsti
tute.of Coal, whn'li accounts fir her long passage.
-"SATATXOTTXriTroSr'"""'"""'"""
A letter from Savannah says a company of
100 men would leave th"re on Tue-olnv t',,r ('u.
ha Thcr- Magivat excitemet inconse ueA e
the city was illiiniinatiHl, bamo-rii wero Hvmi,
fireworks. let o?, nnd the CuVia Rag floatlng friMii
the tnjis of all tho public houses.
TfTB X. Y. UElH)UT"0F"Lui,E7f; riTE.VT.
The XationcJ InfUig"ncor lots' un.inul'ted ev
idenoc of the fact llmt the "pauish Minister lit X.
Vork did receive official imfoniiaf'ou by the CIht
okee. that Lopez and h's entire firce were bro
ken up anil dispersed nt Tozas. - H does not say
lliY wore captured. -
A ilispnii'li from Xew Orleans, dated Aug. 23,
save, phiee-iin reliance in the repVirted "captii re
of Lnpes and Ms party.
THK PAMI'KUO'aTsAIX.
It is reported that this vessel has mado a e.
cond trip to Cuh:v landing a second 'expedition,
and brings news that Lopei had possession of
the fort at St Mnrriel, and had captured the Pi.
rarmr -nil-whrrh t vvrMerhtr "ntrrrrrv."' - -
XT. W OR'LTl AXS, ATO.'ClV, Tiie elty is com
paratively (piiet. At least 1,000 Lilierators are
here wailing conveyance for Cuba. (Jon. Felix
Houston nets ns commander of this force.
flio . Picaynna siyi thy an doiu the thi ng
in a U'znl wav.
, UoarjiN, AnrtJ3
A f.'W minulcs hefor? six o'el.ick lastrveil
iner..a terrilic tornado glroek in Watfrlown,
and passed through the villages of West Cam
bridge, part of Soinnrville nad Medfunl.Jft
Maldc'ii ; where it cxpcniled itself. lis path,
alwwt 6ffi wide-; -TmTnjntrilctBf'orrn
jiTi nrfiil
dcslrnciioii. In West Caiuliriiliti',tla Mhw-
uig nro ;i iiionir ihc so Hen; is from dainagn to
buildings : Messrs. Ftesscnden, Whitteinorc
ik Co.'s store, entirely demolished ; Cershom's
and Ilrury Whillcmore's card faciory, unroof
ca ; F.dwin K. t'rcscolt's house, partly un
roofed and ihe cliimnics blown down ; Shiiiii
el Buckman's houao badly ilsinascd and 8ia-
biuirMaii..t.luMaa. ttroi
roofed, and cliiminies blown down; Lnlon
(Jnssctt's do.j L. Agurs house, rmf carried nffi
John Fillehfown huildinj, badly damagej ;
llaies' hotel, wkh nil tho stable and oti:-
buildings, complculy levelled: William Clark'a
harness shop,
unrc
raoiKu and otherwise annoyed; the same
also occurred to the houses of Datid V. Ilor-
10- J"nn 1 r,M!- " 1 ow1'. "u,s"1 tT'-ler,
F.dwin R. I'rcsroit. Mrs Frost, Daniel liiir-
hecl;, and others ; the livery stable of William
Whillcmorc was unnMifed, and sheds and out
buildings belonging to Thomas Cushitnv wero
velletl. As tho i ornado approached Aleu-
ford, it narrowed in dimensions, hut inrrencil
in fury- The elegant mansion of die I'ov.
John i'ierpiuit was nearly dcTnoltslittL . Twu
men were blown entirely across the Mystic
river. Al the Metlford gate, 8 large and clrg.tnt
dwellings were blown down. They bidoiigol
to Messrs. llslicr, Edwards sad llacon, Mr.
Sonfmd, 4m Uttion-iHasteT,- wrse : srrimmiy -in -
jured. ins son, a noy in teen years ol age,
had both his legs broken. A freight car on
the track near the station was lifted up and
borne uter one twrk, clearing
fence nnd
landing some leu rods off in an adjoining field
SevvrA nhopj til Me.lford wore blown down
"""' "f 'ho- !,.,j0. MlHf.J in -Mulr
illi'sex County piosl ated. 1 ho following
pcrjiiiij were injured nnd conveyed trrlhe
Hospital :- Luke Costello, arm broker) and
olllurwiso bruised, James S. Sjiiford. both his
,, ,rkcn, (ihev were nmputalcd last even-
'"Z-) t;corKc Maxwell, fcea.l fractured i Mr.
i' " 1 1 v
liumnasior, mUTiiai iniuries. Jvo persons,
fortunately were killed. 'The total damage
cannot be less Uiattiuo,UUU. iV. i. Sun
Tub YHo 1'artv 'The ft hit Party,
as we have always maintained," aaya the I'os-
liin Adas, "is the true National party, and this
fact grows out ol its very construction. It is,
iu plain words, the tonservnlivt partv. The
ITninn. anl tht rnelmiit nf rn,.l f-ia a..
elennn,, of ,.. eoStan. andre
niirniMiiii. which fiipurmiuo an iiii-.;r lORSlloua
111 tlie Whig creed. The n hig do not seek
10 rurl individual opinion, or lo repress indi
vidual fetiiinicnt In improper Ways, and in
this, thinking men will perceive a wise rnn-
servalisiii."
While it is not a part of the Whig system
of principle to seek to curb finliviililal opiu-
lon, or to repress tndiviiliial senlimcnl nn mr-
. , 1
aan5nier w tne raw v. m. lianoocK.
sysietn 01 (inncipicf o rpae, ouciiaive nse 111 1
tlie freedrisn of speech and of opinion lor the
gratification offin itical viriilenM, tit for the
aiuiiimcnt of telnsh and acction.il aim. ,I(
-ettt eul fmni iniiir.-tt srvmttl tre a foolish bra V i-
do ami a most ridn-iilom aasiimplinn fur
metolaiin my right of opinion and ol speech
in dcmiutice liitn for not following iny fis.'inm.
rurli a'lsurJ armgiiico would not be ui-igli-
hnrliko nuC a gentlemanlike. It migh prove
the v
sin egotist til be 1 fo-il loll WliaUMtllkixja nnmhae. nind apsfineinod alieat 4U,xi
tVtiyntl fiiiH vi. tildes his folly beeomeel
Iroublcsome aud iiilrusive and then let Juni
be nnswered according lo Ins lolly.
U e in Una seeumi oi Ihe couniy and inr
llier rkiulli have our own system of ilntnostir
mnfttdtitlff.; Irtrf'fOffSjj- ofi orgTmiafnirt'of fjbor
which is the bin we can command just uasr,
Oilier ftectiona may have a better system at
all events a system which may suit them bet
ter thin ore would. If they would be satis
fied with thetrbewr arsrem, as tliry consider
it to be we should cot aeck to force hurt upon
thrm. Hut for rliem to mume tosii in jtuV-
mem upon us and rur, to put on the air of
superoriiy, lo immune m pi:y or condemna
tion ( and to muke it a point to aaaert abstract
ly or by praclicnl exercise ihdr right to di
tofb mtt dttmoetw1 ayatcm by ajplationr or- by
lo-jijtatiyn.icrhy ant otUermodeofdisnirhanre
this is to in rrinjrs the first principles of gixi
behaviour, of neighlHtrlitHid ftdlowship, ui I'r-t-teins!
harir.efly,of f Hrislun duty ' II is must
iiiuBst' otis and ridiculous to seek In exrnsr
I Ui' se nutr.igr-s unrt.'r tiie plea ol a rtgnt tit Iree-
i '"'n "f speech and of opinion. Take)
vour
i f't'l'l, but remem.wr tlwt you aire responsible
I lor the exercise of It, Yon mav W'Ciir pisttrls
t a poinari!, bat lht irivcs vnu no riiflit to
i '"' "
Jl Httrlcait.
This Halt Uotn. -Wesirinttsly spprehtTMl
ilie ritttre f.iilure v( the cfTor'a to rchui!d the
Kaieigh an. I (laoton Hailroad ami that, to.),
from a want of proper effort on the part of
those who nro as much or more inlerrsied in
iis rifoiisimciion than anv oilier
people oij
earth. We nie.in the people of Warren coun
'.y. 1 was rcason il.le to rxpert the peopln of
lilts coun'.v, ill view of tho stake llicv hnvr
j , ,,,, m3,icr, t0 ,!(1R.rib,
, ,i , . r
i ""'" ,a" ,h0rl "f . U
he oU,000 Dollars, but
in 10,000 dollars.
We can account for liia in no nlher way than
hy sui)iisin that our riiii-.'n are not really
aware of Ilie necessity of action, speitlv) dc
cu!cd ac.io i, on their part, but are ramly look-
ins; for othrr spetions to ila fot tliein what
llicv cannot dii for tlieinnelves. It cannot bo
for a want of conviction of the utility of ilie
road to (liein, that is Ion plain In admit id
I'o ihl. They know, foe they have experi
enced iis bcmlius. fl'ar. Aetr$.
litosr ron Kail Roaos. 'f he brie Sophia,
cniit. Dickson, from Cardiff, brinss iron fur
the Wilmington nnd Manchester Kail Koid.
Wc nniica liiis as it i tho first cargo of iron
:i .I... .t.-..l .r.i.l .i
i ur mH'n " i"ia ciin oi uia uoau.
The bri tii rinnle nlsolirmig'ittron, for the
ilming'.on and Kah igh Klul KoaiL
THK IIKlNfi INTO THK FALCON.
'The following- leiti r stales officially ih'ecir-
ciim-lanccs ri'jirciii:i; the hung lino and boar
din'' of ills I', 8. mail strainer Falcon bv a
!i war slramcf :
U.S.
Mail SruAMKH Falcon,
Havana, August 17, 1851. ' J
Sin: 1 arrived hero wiih the Fulcn yrk
trnl.iy nfirmonn at thrco o'clock, from ('ha-
grca, which place 1 left at 7 1', M. of the
iltli,
You will iro doubt have heard hv tlie Brolli-
r JotV!iih(iri,-f the Ohin'r KCcrtdciii;
She left Clisgrv-a on the lOih, at 3 l. M
and, ,i long as rho CJinld be scrn, appeared to
get along almost as f..sl wilh one wheel as she
line done Willi two.
In consequence of tlie crippled slslaijf llif"
Ohio, we judged it host for this ship lo receiv'r
Um motle - tieTev
I wob in hopes that lite pnssciigrra of tho
Sarah Sands would reach Chagres in limn lo
tike, passage with us i but Hp to tho time wc
h it, there was no news ufJIfiCJtrriial Si I ana
nia. The gpveniment here is mucli tronblei! and
alarmed by ihrr landing of a 13iiity br Thviiilers
Irmn thn l.nitcil niairs, and the exported ar
rival nf mum . - - -
Yosirrdsy, when running for this place, I
waa. cliaaeu by a-etvnm tngafc; Bui kept my
course, and she failed to ealcli vs : but snotli'.
I cr steamei-, under the command of the U bp-
era! of Mirin", fanie Tiiil Trlim uniler the land
and intercepted ns. Khe fired four ahota a
trriftind ahead of us, nnd at Icngih ranging a
loiifsidelliailrd us to slop, which, after many
repetition of his hail, I did. He sent sn officer
on hoanl lo inrjuire the character of tho ship,
and wi'hi'd me lo 50011 hoard of hiirt, wiiich I
refused 10 do, telling him alma that I should.
protest concerniiir llio affair. The lawa of
naiiiuia,.8iid exiaiing ireiitnalnnces, may jus
tify his course, 1 thought it bellcr, at ilie
time, not to jeopardize the lives of the pas
ecngcM, and interests of the owner, by using
of personal fueling that I refrained. 1 shall
"e the Consul to-ilay, nnd make protest.-
The captain of the Albany anil the Consul
have already told mo that the course pursued
hy llieso people waa legal and proppr, but I
think it a qtipsiion.
Respectfully, etc
(Signed) IIKiNRY KODGF.KS,
Lieut. If. S, N., Com. steamship Falcon.
To M. O. Roberta, Esq.
t from 1'Uironc.
1 Tl
Live
The Steamor Aiin has arrived at New York with
erpeol dates to tlie 6th Ang.
Cotton for the most part is unchanged. Tlie de
mand has been without animation, and freely met
hy holders. Goad Orleans aud the lower qualities
of American have advanced a shade.
breadritufle bad declined.
Itaiv. A conspiracy had been discovered at
Venice and Vienna to murder the Emperor and all
the AuHriaooIiicers... Sevsral uf th parties impll
ented were arrested.
' The news 'rom France and Kngland la wilholit
interest.
- MARRIED.
In Fayetterlllc. on Ihe 19th alt., Mr. Jesse Parks
to Miss Klisa Phillips.
In Sampson eauaty, na the 23rd July, by David
A. Iliiiell, Ks , Ur. Joseph J, Ellis, of Onslow
county, to Mios Hunan It., youngest daughter of
Moses Coa. ; ''
In irninihcroash. 8. C, en the 10th alt. by ths
iiev. Alien rinjuuaie. Air. r, Bbemwell, of the
llrm of Arey, Shemwell H. Co., Kayetuville, S. C.
,w ni r.iiKniH'iii niuirnnsn.
On the Klh inst. in Oxfonl, N. C, at the resi
dence ef Mr. R. Kingsbnry, hji the Eev. Joseph J.
Itidley, Mr. Thomas Kingstiary, of Little ttoek,
Ark., to Miss Mary Anu, eldest daughter ef Mr.
ttni. T. Hi y ao I, late ef Elisabeth city, N. O,
In Cmnberlanl county, on tin 21st ult., by
Arthnr Horno, F.q., Mr. Dompssy Averitt to
Miss Sal ah Ann liurdennx.
In Cumlierland eouuty, at tho rosidorioe of
Mr. wm. n. Bolton, on tlie Zith alt., by the
Rev. C. F. Harris, Mr. Xloaander J. Waldea to
Mits Catharine Limeberry, -'
In Carthaze, on the 17th ult.. by Ram'l Bruce.
Km. lr. A. W. Brewer to Miss Marv F. Ilan-
II t ........ rw --r
. V 7 t' , ""Tl"uu "
isa Sa
rah U. Tucker, of Iredell. Also. Mr. Joha K.
Lipe to Miss Las tor Ptaton. ...
.viwi-l'l:Sw''!K'fi,
Tn loajr fsyrtuville, ea the ltih alt, Mr James
.Mitchell, aged 78 years. . . .
In the vicinity of Hateigh, on the IKth nit. Mrs.
Xancy IfiirTitoe, at the adraaoed age ef loa rtara.
In Edgeonmbe eounty, oa the 22d alt., Mr.
Benjamin lHckea, age(f about 64 tears. We
understand hy his will he liberated his slates.
of hi estate to their removal and future eomfort
and subsistence. Tarbom' Vna.
Id WavnoslKiro. STrT Willie Saa.ee. K1
in rorsytb, Joseph Spacli aad Tho. Koth.
rook. ...
In Pv.irkY.rd. Mrs. Mart W. Vi'aurh. wife of
n. M. liitugli.
.V- 1 -RALEIGH MARKET.?' -Baeoa
11 12. Butter li t$ 0. Cotton
Yarn 19. Com 80 V5. Coffee 13 (b) 15.
Eggs 8 10. Floar 6. Foddor 90 $1,
Feathers ZZ (s) 30. Iron, tjwedea 6J (i 6. Iron.
extra site j Q Jlnn, English 4 -Q 8.
Leather;' aule CO Q 25. Leather, calf 00 (00.
Lard 12J Cc 13. Meal 90 Q 05. " Molawes-
gaL 85 fj 40, Nails SJ 6. Sugar 10 ( 12J.
Titeswn t)0 a 00;- Salt, p. Ahiw 2 20 a 2 85,
Sals, Liverpool $2 Oft. lotstoe, aweet 00 a 00,
. WILMIXOTOX MAtlKAT.
Bacon, hams 12 a 13 cts. Butter, per pound
18 a 22. Corn pe' bnshet, 68 a 75 ets. Coffee, Rio
10 a 12, St Domingo 11 a 00, Laguyra 111 a
12 J, Java 14 a U. Flour a U. Hay, OS aTOota
per ewb Lumber, River, per M. flooring boards
Ml a$12), wide $7, Scantling $5. Timber-Shipping
$10 a $12. prime Mill $t a JDJ, ordinary
! J7. inforiof S2.00 Molse;r gal. Cuba
20tts, Porta Rioo Oct. Turpentine, per hid.
iSO IbTellow Dip $2,22, a 2Ji Virgin Dip
$.50 aCflO Hard $10TarSl, a$l,45Sirios!
per gal, 29. otv Salt Liv'l sack 80 eta Sugar,;
l.per lb., X. OrlcansOa 71,r.toKico ia3St,
v.roix i a Hi ioni io ait.
FAVETTKVILbB MAfiKJST.
Bacen 1 1 a 1 tj diss i a 7. CaroOD a i. Flsar t a t
4j, Mohuse. II a Si. swk, IM a l,Mi AIiib haih.
.-.a. Wool IS (oj IttJ. Whost lee f$ Hi. AVhUkfy W
fit, 4.
rKTEHSllVna M.tRKKT.
Cellov 01 0 . i'bjor H. ull. Cora t:). rriiae
White Wheat 80 a H4f Prlnit Itril tla S. CvsiMua
to MlilJlinj MS fee, Tobatvs Maa6rartKrln( lit 14)
Fronted 1.uk 11 a 31 dollars; Uuud Ui Fiu Legs 4) a
i .11; rililppiug Leaf 7) a Kloll; Maanfaeturini Ui a
ir.J .h'lu. s
XEWBEli.V MARKET.
Corn, barrel, S.ii Corn meal SO 90. Coltoa
HQ ). Ftwr(,y, alolasMS M 54. Tr
pentlne, new dip, l !,10 ; old dip t.ti 0i
tot SSOIh; srraps 1,50 a US. Kutla $tl,N Pitch
$l,ll. (titirltntaL !jl3ll.
iBTEtTlSIJEHTS.
4"
W. IT. ,f Jl. S. TUCKER, '
riRTMRS AND II'CCKIIOII TO
K. TUCKI1H A
Faiblonable Hat l.siporlunu
Al tlii Ul'.lihiBout will b friend at all times oat
of the bent mot! menu of Ftvs Ooaiu in ths City, '
The Hltiek Is enlirwly new and Is eoiiipriae4 of
t'AelllO.VUBhli MOLESKIN A Ut-VVtlt IIAT.",
I f the M.n a lure of W.-P. Warhartea anit W, C,
Otuno a flw e.-rieirnonmi eaq I' . V ,
1,1 . a . .. . l- . - w.. ij ...H mm 11... . ..u.uv.
A auiji.aua At-itiTrr
Army, A'rfcy, Arii f, tS'ulig, Trailing, Dreu,
uixt Opera 6'ji.
"X3fhe elfoilii writ He sterleq ,S maintain for
the'Mnri-hseillee of this KtalilUliment the rank of sa
perlnrilf Mlt relative rhespnsss wbleh baa hllhrrto
eviaaienaed it to the approval aal preference at riea-thuiaa-ef'
taste. 1 . "
' . . , ; -- M
Kibtwnat ltlbbolisl
150 Pieoes Huh Buunet, bmli, Xrclt, Ctp and
Dsll Ribhuna. . - W. U. All. 6. TUCK SR.
M .
KF,W T.tlC ASOWIHTt'lH CltslWlS.
ji-T anaivsn, a.vs haii.v aaaivuto.
T M.-A H. -r;-THKlt rsppeefrutly annonneefi'
t V a the puiilie, that many of ths most aasirams ar-
tii lea .aiabrariol la thett large and extenaivs osaortment
of Palt and Winter tlliuU, selrutcd with care, hy one
of Ilie Finn, in the beatlNorihern markif I, have beea al-1
rvsly reivdanefeWMherrmiilrlyarrtvtiii anil
Ihev flatler themselvM they will he prepared te nest
the dcmsndi for goods nf every deirrliiUun, n.s cant
lerniV oa diey can be sold fn thieniNrliet, Thaukrul for.
mud souout4 kf ilnerery libtrst jmtvonare bertaWrtl
open Ibeia sines tholr eenneetioa ta bMainess, they
bars ventured to lay in a vary heavy stock, Stt' waive
they ruvits ihe attcutiua of pun-liuers, honing their
eiforta to sceoiutnedalo will not fail ta p!ee.
Tht attention of ths Iiariiet is mpeetfuUy Invited te
the foltiwlng daiHvablt dreesfoeitat
Hiipsr orocale A t;bameleon Silk, 1
lllau Hlaik A White '.Vaieent ila
Ill'k Gen De'Bhine A Italian (I
Plaid 80IU A r anry Lalntriii j rte
Ca.h
FiftHrl
LOpi
EiikIIi
foliil
Rieh
Paris s LateH,
Plain A Kehey
line, '
L . lMiHi I.SeM,
'.1 ...wwc.trm i
Jeep Kilk rrfns0 .
Paris Kid (llovea,
llattimt A TriMmtnes
Heallxpei! Biakruiiier Ksnken hlrfs
Jaikonett 4 Tailun Uaahaa,
Cheinieette. Cidlara, I'mlereleevea, nffs,
Muilin Vtmit, Edgings A Inattxiego,
Aom ' A" Ae.
W. 1L K. a. TUCKER.
(s
dllHT PUBMllt:i.
1 XKW Digoattd Mannat of Ifn Acts ef the Oeaa.
VnHlsWTirHiirai Carolina, from the year
ta;i to tht year IsJI, Inclusive, (omitting all prtvau,
(ami and lainporarv acta.) with refonaeM te Jntlleiol
ditloat. llj JAMKU 1KKUELU Prle .1,S,
PijraouB at a diatanus, deeiring tht work, eon kavt it
transmitted to them b.v math t ajHhy, apoa their
ontloaing tht prtot to tht sunum ner.
- 1. it. PB1tItTr AeC
it for ths Pruprittor,
S I si.
NORMAL COLLEGE.
Rsv. II. Csavrt, A. M. PntMni Pmfnmr r.f
Amitmt l.qwtrf, nH f,eforfv la Armm rmtNiag,
W. Me. HnsslMa, Profrmnt nf Mulkmutttnt. -.
Hat. A. . Asnnawt, "Biiaw 0 A'geA tnest Xatwml
IMHMk- - - :f-T
A. !. rsan, Ttler. .
t HUE Pall Amaien will eammenee ea tht 17lk ef ep-
X remher, at whleh time alt who Intend ta enter dn
ribg tht Hesslon, ami all whs with to obtain Normal
orriifleato-a nest Bummer, should he nveetet. - Th Col
lege bnlldiega will be complete, and tvery aeeommo
datlon neceeea-y for the eomfort and raeeaee of atodents.
ThlaLnttltntiua now afford every aoeelbl advoabige
for every grade of stadenU, frotn Iht nert beginner to
tho Anithtd gradnat. Jl arrangtmtnte fiat training
teaehers sra not snrpafatd hy any In die South.
Tb eatiif inent per sestfon varies from $3& to
$t5 per session.
It. ft. EI.MOTT, fWl tl. Trm,.
Adibees the PnMidtnt, --
format Cotlegt, taadolpk Coanfv, X. C,
r.egialtr sopy en moutli and tend aosonnt te
tht Ptetident. ... 1
CIIAItROX. Fl I.I.I), AS OCOH
17 EOrTfl tSABLU ST,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Importers and IfkoleaaJe Tiealre in Portion and
lh mentlc lry t;ooda .
ARE BOW reerlrtng thtir atf-k of
PALL ANB WIKTKROOOnS,
emhrncinga great' variety of 'reiM-t, -Jtetiiti, AVtVet,
lof'aia nnA Itldim ilwtd, fagether wilk a complet as
onueat f
Domeatlr Uood.
parjiclariydauid-a. iho iimisn-iranVr'hwriifll
Healers art rtrKMtrully oliiai w taenia Uicir
Rtaek 1 whidglng onraelvtt to offer them mduetments al
tenet jimI to any Ihef may And in Martbern Market.
S. B. Hating SMurod th tevrleee nf Air. B. JL
Btammirt, of lUthtrford C Mr. I. will be pleauttd lo
aet nie irienne
irnds and. ifttit,tb it, giro bint M rt
or tmainaaa, or t tho I mud Kute JlotrL
July I.L, 151. f-Zm.
F 'WW nil,, M ... III. l.ltllllliai 1
KORTII C.tllOU.MA ML'HIC sjrOltK.
WHERrtaity always htfonnd Mailt and Mneleal
Murahandia of slnoM vtry variety, and si
prices that eonnot fail to pleas,
Pianos, Btnplunos. Uuiur, Fiatts, Violin". Danjo.
A"oien, Moeie Ho in.. Plolinea. Violin tvina and
h:W,-sirfiir1s-, ImltoS ate dwinaa Saiiwaodt
Vlniwvrttringa, 1'iano and iuioimtr wins, Jswlratteoa
B odis UUnk Booh. Portf.ilin.. aai oe. dwut
iiMiint ow.i itnntrne.(
' v A-tpW 'twl ataorunei
lot tit Migravingt aad Baiauags
for frMBtlflg.
AeoMidooaxstnaiistiJ Ai',ifr-( .'c,-iiiiivt(-i d
iwn 01 any tloe eni fo ori-r.
si. W. I'HTHUUILIA. ,
' .... '. .... :-SJ
re ir adosee,
I tirillioHtus,
e rivnuii i annua,
h A Ne man do
1 rarainouos,
FiL-nred Kid
HOHTH CAKOI-tSA 1
Stalaal I.Hc lnnranre CniPiijr
' trrltl liLLItU, S. C.
TfllS Cehipany eontinnee le insure thtlivoeof
all htalthr Whits pevsons and Klsves.
The ereaterl Ktk taken en a aiuirle life is g WX1,
gava are tear4 tor a- trm wf ana r SVe yoarv
ui fus uaur vaiae. . . , . .
ornraka.
IV. Chaa. E. Jabasoti, Presideat, ;
- I. IlaywoeJ, Vice President)
Jatnes P. Jordan-, Hecretery, .
Wm II. Jones, Treasurer,
' Perrin llMhe, Attorney,
Ir. Wat. II. MoKec, Examining Physician.
- J, llersman, Oeneral Affent.
All losses are paid within bo day after sstitfac-
iiloMk and Pamphlet. ahew!ns the pka of ope
ration of the Company, may be bad on applicalioa
at the Office, er any of the Arenoits. ' AH letters
oa business shaald be anire sen to
. , JtME3 P. JOTtD.tX,
'' '';' . . .. . . HttTtlarjf,
April 2, 18T.1. 1 tL
D8BI k C.'! r'
UXPIlliia '
For CllAitI.tT.X. AVAJw AH, ana the
ISTKiUOn of. CAUOIJJt A a tilCOKtilA.
PrciAh Packsjvws Per. via. ptelt Jewelry,
amt mlaaldv of every J iwilpiMMt, ft tTiartetUm, ea
vanaak anil the Interior of Penth Carotina and Uewgie,
rorwarMitti (vex ditpakt) and Hpoa the Boost 1
mtislist terms, :
Particular attention piid te "the eolteetloa of Draft t-j
Xotet. IlilU, etc, aa Caarlvaton, Colnwliis, Aagula,
to, aA rotarns nail wtlk Hillly aaA pnuajitatee, ta
Nrw Ytrk city roads,
HOEV A CO, IU Walt tt,
W. XT. WUITE, Areat, Ckartestoa, B. C.
' -. . fa gov
AMiuucAX bepi;btob or IT
TliTlOXS. .'
- Ta Bttlianlfit, InvtBtun mJ Enauriclnrtn.
aivixTn roLt-xi or ths sonmric Asnicl.
MKSSKS. MU'SN C0, ...
Ammcm east ibmga I'tlml Armu, est rtUinm
the Scinttjfie A steraMa.
ltespectfnlty snhooiiecto the labile that the tret
number of Volams VIE. ef this widely circulated
and valna le journal will Issue oa the Huth nrpl
Ths new volume will commence with .new
kype;' printed" Vipou piipdif of a bavir texture than
tilat uaod la ui preeeutug volume a, tt ta too in
tention of the publishers lo illustrate it mora fully ,
bv I itrodu-l it reprsMiitatlona of promlneut tvei.ta
eoiinectcd with the advancement of aeienee 1 beeidos
furnlsliin th asunl smnnnt of eniravlnirt of new
inventions. It Is imblithed weekly iu form fir
-WodiosrirntI hWs-at the end of the- yeara-sprcwH-:
did volume of over lour hundred page, with a o
nlona Index, and from Ave to sit hundred engra
vings, together with a vast amount of practical In.
formation eoneernlng the progress of ineeiition and
diaaovenr threnghout. the world, v 1 Itore ia no
suhleet of tmoarUuee to the mechanic, Invea
tor, manofsetaier and general render which Is liol
' , . . .
itrcstea in 1 no rnvji.tiwa. jnauew-"-"
ronirmauirp ui i-,i .iwnn. . ... ....
hlithest attainments. It is In fact the leading
sclent Me journal nf the country.
The Inventor will nnd la It a weekly list of A,
mevican Patent Claims, reported fcm the Patrut
Olkoe, aa original leaAire Mot found in any elliei
weekly publioatloa.
.i v TERM.
two noi.t.A A ti.ia.osa aof.ta tea tx aoTrna
r ttAHlMttrr'm wwr irf rif tftrtttui u
".Vt'A'.V Cv hiUi,Kfn nt tt ,Wehlc jlstrriiwe,
VM tWnll-Strrrt, Ae-Ii.v
INDUCEMENTS POIl (TLCDDL'TO.
Any peraoa who aid tend aa foar aulieorlbers for
olxteonths, at ear regular rates, aha1 be entitled
lo one oopy for the same leiigib of time, or we will
runiiiii - -
Ten eop!e"sTo ' Wi Wonfhs, 5
Tin copies for Twelve" Months', 4 IA
Pilteen copies for Twelve Months, fiS
Twenty cot vies for Twelve Months, 'il
SoujUiora and - WasteraJaohey ; kea -a per fot
snhsoriptious or Past Office tStamf-s takea at thelr
full value.
t'NIVI lt!ITV OV Pa-INKMTI.VANIA.
Medical Dtpar(ui(it
l;lirlitvltk Useatoa ( leWtl-Jt).)
riTltB iMartunt will Mmnwar oa Mosnar, Oi-Toata
X vas Sth, and terminals at Uie ehwe ef Monk ewtt-
1UK.
Thewy aad Practise ef Medl-
vine, by - ' flronoa II. Wooii.'M. D.
Aaalonv. W'a. K. lIult.'itll.iL !.
y, Jutnea rxnaas-, M D.
rhemlatrr. daaaa 11. Uusaao, M. I.
fnrtery, ' ' WrLMAa Oiaaoa, M. D.
(HioutitM and the niraatH of
Wteaea aad Children, . Urea t.'llwi, W. TK
(Mittttoe ef Medicine, , - ttaatiat, J acajou, Al. IX
(niriU f nlreti.iii a) ,)h Peni.ytyna;n.ii4:ita',.liy
UK,. Tl. WmiS, x. U., and ay una n . itoaats, at. 11
Demonstrative Inrtraetiiai In Medicine snd In Sargery,
hy lb Peuermoaa or fi Msnirxt. Pacvi.vv, satis.
u-4 iij w . w. Usanxan, at, 11., and tiassr Jl. naira.
M.D. , .
Proetital Asotoeay hy Joss Saiu, II. D, Dsmeastn
t. -.,
Aiaoant of Teas tit Leelnret In th rnlreralty, J
M ilrlonlating rt (potg once only,; -
Iloapitol Pet, ' 1
J'ravtival Anatomy, Is
Uraduaung Pet, . He
..,H...m "... W.IL'l!I,M.1,r',-""
Avon t (A Aftthewf t'ornkg.
3S rlerfaiat fr I, ere nl, I
' oihoielYe (At (. X Hint, Pkiladrtuk!. J '
M-Ilt
Swrndl rrfega, Aff l(llk,vtstl,
Dr.at Pis i VoaVltt ptsst faifettah tlialtiwall party
of tplt earn to tkia plot ia July last. In stare), 1
eappnee, of neanu ana pwstara, ana atuonunauiy 1
wot aot txortiy preptrta at lut tint to moat viiiian
eomlurtalilr, nod tiwtstd my deep regret that snob
was th Mat tf things, Jiat this was not tlie.retnll
uf any delay or want ut taergy on my part) hut rather
a want of judgment la or oversight ui th tarntuttrt
nggd In tb work lte aotn ditapMdnltaenlt I hod
I Inour in rtgord la othtr bond. Jiat, aovwthidrt, I
hod a aort. nt th . building aot Ja gaotl oar at Mm
two-teat poaaild notiet lo render them at eomfortabl at
wn la mv power to ate an alter maaiaiai ota an
dayt ia ptrloet ptao and o-iiadshln, no 1 timugbt, Uil
family aoaaeetiwa ail al ae ooaudadod to Itav nd
tswal about th ewintry a Uttl and trn kam.
Their bill w paid and a dtdnetioa taad oa astoant
of th mgb aUte as thing ea tkotr arrival) aad I
thought gonotoi latiarattion wot tspeotatd, aa 1 knew
every tatrtioa n my part wn mud to eUt oat th
work, tmprar Ifat far aad rdr alt visitor matort-
abl. . .. . .
But tine they left, X am informed thiy msdt crest
eomplaints and did not txptaln th. reoroa why thit
thing wo to. not tinrt taey K it, vr aav wiatnd
np th work and rentwrd wit eatrtlvnt ia laying In the
necMsary previaioni, anil wt aart tout lb different
reemt wilt its ftmnd entirely eomfortabl to tht vlaltorr;
and wt feel toattdrno Ui fait will b good ts at
any othtr plot a tbt tame pnoe. w tberefort a.
licit Umt til pormira in setreh ef health or a pleasant
eaminer retriiat, will Ventura lo girt ue call, wkh
liiis eonltlua that If tkey eh mild Bad Ihomielire in
any way ditappnlnted er dietatiaked at that plot, that
we feel that wo hvt an Bower, atiili jr hav n auy de
air te dtbeifl ihcm ont hour longer than tl.ty ot theh
owa oeeord feel perfodly fre to stay. W art anart
that flight rumort, rtariuitt of in motiv ut pvrtott
may bt actuated from, is ealMtlaled to ti jur Ilie rip.
tailon of plat likt Ibis, t, tbtrcfurot twunily ta
li ill that th Mde ahoult eoine and to tor IhtuiittVtts.
hoping that ntither laditridnaie or eompaniet, may fuel
no groat n Inkirvet In nielng tht nam of any almtlet
ptaet, that they would, without ji.od c-fOns, altiunptit
by-pnlrhigaown-rfiH.
. loan ratpeetraiiy. - 1
; i.. JL FRASnURIIi
i.-'n i i ,n i i I...,, i -i. ,-i ii ii. aji '.'
ejw'aivw.uaa rraniiWritieT , autboriitd lesttl
.V1 w -a. A valaabla Iroot of hand iiu
I ,
Uia apW VI
Caioiino,!
leyeille, o.lj
Uie npW vnd of Halifax tounty. North
n th neigtinernaoii ui llrink-
tB'wj
Ijoiuinx lb lands of tht lata
a. II, i hurue, Joetph J. tVUluou
and eibOra, ontolniiig sua arret ly
roeent eurveyt it being th roatdeuet
of th loteCot. JL Read. There Ira good and convenient
dwelling Hmiato the tntrt, itheea Uttl repairs, with
other oat howeat, and a aevtr failing print of a-uud to.
V OJ tar V fouht b deelree), 1 fb)eB (t, JwneieaHry
10 say imyiuing wiia rtgara ve ia otiaiity of tlit hmd,
only I ihiak it uai w I th neighborhood. Inaua, mm
noparaon won Id pwiehtv wllhuot vieniug. A (rem
hnrauio.ua b had in who. arsny part.
Any person wiabing lo porvkaet, eaa lad m ta th
neighliorUotd at th land.
k vft r f -1
.. W.M.BI1!.KLRV.
oe:ir iirnmn-vvnie. finiilnv t-n.. it. t...
'''I
Augant its. a:l.
' IJ-UL
f Tmanai
Tlit Farmer'! ajid PJanitT'i Ilrw-yelopi.
Tkt. Tarwur't iui Planter nryrJojKrim tf
Rural Affair
ADAPTKU TO THE IMT1I) STATr.c
Uurwti tonev "--), jf W bnt, Utrlv, 0i.
. UnUtHM. tlttt V i?nh f AuriculUirc. tf-i bide
arua tejrnivlnita ui ww4l tbt mwj4 .
1.. sic, efttK Av,
fAjTaTMiitjli MP- all vNhfeciafj fiTyartsjrirl with Urmlng,
a4 pptjiia4aiii t ik tountry; trt ttng of tb aTesV
at ir.lT "rr ai4 maiest uf etu, mnh nwiif
ptatticaUra ivtatmf to and bsr--iir, af
fowl, iB3lBiittf( a 5caKriptioft tif liMn-mkmji will. ,
drawingf f tba iav(rakMa iMnpttjfr; nf bet t a"1'
ta Kiftiia n4 kHbar tywttm f a'i-iin? bars a4
trArttiif ktvaa. , Couk ariisrlct tifa an 4
prfftankliaa nl' bonc lime, yuitaa, a4 lu orri of
aaimal, aiiaml aiMl Vntmb.e abtajit iijpUrJ
a Maaniva. ,s?Krijjfu aftba MsvtapkjruTtf! p.utatv
barruwa, threrlirris a) vwry athr agriha,iml -ebiai
ani Injvttnavnb; of frmt an4 hal trra. lornt
tngen aui hrotut, of weeclis kb all fciH'l. of fltea, a4
tittravliv auriaadi and int'U, Ue Wit mean f ettlaf
rti f tatm; to)tvthr wit If a tliuaniitt other Mttar
nrlaiinj te rvral lif, absaak a-blcb ifafttrumt: iaimf
ataalljr dari b aU r')eW Iha wioir.
Maw1 iVarrkr iui4 mduok--Keir IldUWk.
the aacTrac iv rorttat rmaiaa:
UfA AnitAul i
TIIE IIOngE) r
IVttX .to r ifanagtmeni in U t?ava, 4
" Tiafment i Dietiih
. BT tlCIltd IlSOel, I. Da,
: 11 4 PursaertyofBnvy scanty, Virginia.
To whlrk It a l,le.t. A PF.IZC BP?AT OS 11 t'I.F-1; aad
A.N AI'I'KMUX, eontaiaing Jtcriptfut JHatm
of line, Oattt, Cowa ('olvet, v-heen, ling a,
. . (Stint, Aa, A. With Aamie !'' TnVl,
AoKneonHtnil llouk. Rulea for train- '
ing, Jtnoing, Ac, Ac, Ao. , ,
WITH A SlPPLteMENT,
Cemnrlalng aa Kenny on Dometlle Aolmala, enpeclally
Ibt ilorttt with Raotarka oa Trvalmentnnd It reed. ...
Ingi together with 1 rutting and Racing Tahlrdj
thowiug tb best tint on rtoerd at out,
twa,tltrto, four mile ht Ptdirree . .
of Winning lturiea, inc ISSIf,
and of lb tanet toljbraltd
Klallioaav A. ManS W4tlr -
.,V ttstfnl Calving sad , ;-
Lambing Table. Uy
J. It. ftlJtWeH. Witi. bow of (hv rvrer Tihart,
Jitw York, Ae., A. Pur Safe bv ... ,
JiBXRY I. Tl'KKER...
A', a aW Mora. ,
Rtlelgk, Angntt, lit. - t
ffiSf TE3'3 ; -KUIRT
KiTAHI.lSlinET.
Market "U IlalUatarw.
TUB I-trgeetsnd only Manafee.
raring Wbolntl Eetablltheatat ta
tht I ilyl Tht rarltal and fore en.
gagd enaldts , al all llmr., to onYr tn CUt'NTHV
AliRtJilAhTt) end JjKALKK to HlllHWCOU
LARS. LINKS and CimO.N I1RAWKHS great la.
dnrmtntt-niort thin a.unl ellurla tihring beta aud
te render tlit a"orunent ef thet attic Ibt fhll and
totnplrte. ' ' ' - ,
The Black en hand UJargt gad wtH astnrita to
Mli.S' and uOYH. - i '
rr All Orilira fiOtn the Coujljy attended I wiia)
nnnctnaHiy and dWtstik. "
lletw labor Iht'.VdoK, and A". I", JfarJW .ref. i
,J , - T. W. DKTTOX, .
w -fl or' -
x.nTICu.
T1IPR8 wilt b a nwetlng ef Ik Board f TratteM
of ft. Jidint College at Orfotd, n Wedo.dy Ihe
Ard of FeptttaVer Bsxt. . ,
A full nuindaa of th men here It tameef'y rett
td, naaiattoM of ntsrk tnttvoat t Ik InetiiaHMt will
vntt'-hefov-the ftonrd;"'"' -' 1 " ' -i ..v:- '
Ily order of -flit Paavifc
- - . - JAtkt. LITTLKJOUT, retary. .
OvforiT, July la, tail. ... At ah
Poptrt frhnvlly to the Inetitntloa an rtqaeated la
iiHi rro .n'oto..
CiOCERS .k CDJJ1SS10S heichiti
! ' Vj'jKHltt Fmitf t lt t'l, ifyeowiar Sirerf, .
'" PISTKR8IIURO, f A
. DM. tl Jill AM U. MILL tit. -y
errl a asov vnn
" T.tFK INtH RANCEUFFICB.
Bsltlgk, July Jiud. )51.
I'srutlna Female Cullcg.
Oy.alisi hadkt). t8tt of Prptt nlher hl, (SeTat'11''
b ee wilt niKtl la lh eulleg building, to eii-il V
Poroliv lorisr.l. , ,
A Prttldvnt sod TVftfcater of Mesial and Voral
Sclent. . .
. A Prafetoar tf ItalJieinalle aad Katnrtl Selenett
A Prnwtv otLsngungta. "
A Ptmal Anlatont and TVnoher of Prearh. , '. .'.r.r
. Apt'li.aUoii.miukl-.ltttMcJathtetfaiociUV, ii '
siiif wilk priipoaiiien as lo salary, and difei u-d, pott
paid, to Wat. U. hiailh, Carolina Female Collego.
. . . J. AlKliLEY, VrVt .
JliW Pennv
tih July, ns
S3 tlAaerd.
i i la'ICW AHHIVAIj. ' '
f JCTtT rtetlved a few settt of baml'ontt 'OeraBi
ftJ doiat. ait ailvtr nnd Plated spoons snd lorkl
lUuiiS eall at ths -Vorth Carolina ..lirinablt Jew',
tilery fltor. - i. 4 . . , ,
lot, ink last. .- PAI.HKf. A nAUitT
Oa hand a targ. atwirtsataL M fin JLaeora, Pteket
and Pt'U Knit et aud dt-iatiMTs. ,
PALMER A ItAMSKT.
JiARbW aiii; ASii CARiUAuk
MATI2KIAIJ. . .
LEWIS MAIIHt :---;v":
Siijn He 'Krf HtlimiriHik Sirttti
Itts fur salt, snd intends to keep, a full 'supply f lie
lOiiowiug aniniet i
POR CABMAfiK At A K ERA. i
Cllnlle Atirlnee. II In. 1 nlata tnl'l in. A nUto.
eulaey Axles, It and U ia.. Boggy Axlts U and i
inehes.
Carryall, iiaroofh and Carriage Axles, , ' . ...
Carryall, lluggty and Jlaroneb liows)
Hubs, f tUloa, fpoktt and fhaftat ,
Hari.i4i a4 Carriage Hlepe; - - ' , , . .
PiAh H'ktat rialeeand Hiogtl ., , . , ,
Cooeh Laces, Toathls, Tulu, A rtngt and Binding.
Drab and Hint Clotbtj Jltwtikt, nil eolors.
Hroa and CUvw Hub sad fsnd Bands'.
lira at. Plated and Japanned Knobs, '
Rrttt, PUted and Japanatd Naila Daak Iront,
Lamp ef eilrer and tlrati PialtL all aleo.
Top flldet and Hld-e Jtnonitlltd Ioiher oil itlttat
t,. , t .1 .LI C 4! "
www, imiiiiai- ,uHja, mtoioiw nnt .01,0.
liaak Itouka and Ringt t Japanned lltieklet; .
Malleable Cuttings and Waoker Plate., all kinds.
Taeke, ttonwa, Ulatt, Panes, Whiei ll!tk )U,.aal . .
. ..1 . .I . . t . 7 . ,
AXI IHIMFSTIC HAItuWARK
TOOLS sulubii for t'srtttrs, Metbaaies aad Hoatt
Keeptre, .. ..
All of whbk willhttd, ITkoteaateitrBtbut. -OAs At
amah hrtrtt prles than htrttofort.
mX
Xertli CeroIIna Kashlnnable Jewelry Utorw,-
, JA IiAi, H drc fAJId-t.
3 DOZES Cold Urn W.tehes Ir'nw I Ilia;
4 Hot. Hilver r' ., ... l - Itj.
A larg Aaaortnleht of Faebioaabt Brta Pint,
Kinder ami Kar IIihmI
liolii Pencllt, tt'oleh Chain., fenlt ahd keys;
li'dd lea kete, Cug-plnt end Pene, '"
I lo. shiver flpertaeles, Kpfing tel Dir.;
"liver Card Cotes. Peart and TortMs fhell He." . , , Z ' '-'-'
Ptat kpHitm-iriajand Sapkln Riiie.J
ta ttm, Kilrtr Hpeottsr
Tiiltea, ugtv Toegs anil Cnp.
A Irve Aiwortin-nt of M. . Plated ppooe,
soraa aua nnivet ror tani no,
A Ler Aesortmrnl ef Kaivrtand Raton fine ijniiiiy:
I'll. led Coelera. Canrtleatli-ka, Walter and Jta.krlt,
Anaortnwnl ef Clocks front to '. Ksiramrd.
Perfuratry. Kstrocta and Coli-ent snd foann.
rlhaviiig.llairendSailIini.il-';
Hoary J'araet and Ptvkel liin.Lis
Tea Setlt, Wail.rt tad TaW Knire la (!.
-Iket'diliiftHttots; ktel eualiiv,-' """"""
PWw Kant. It.ourl Holderal ......
Wntktng Canes, Ae, Ae.,. A A. V . h
Th nlinrt hav iliet been nurhad at ilia S
and Wt thiuk eieella in Unulv and fa.ln .n ae p
tinw ssMdi ef Jewelry oflared tn this r .
belter prpparvd tn rrpair oil kin4e nf B a' ' . h-i---. -r-! '.y'
hur poiehoeeiia lnr?eaittinrnl of Xpuia an i luliiim;
Irwrliy rrpairrd 1.1 onler.
PAT.VKR A t.tJ",r'.
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