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W. J. WILLIAMS, PRINTER.
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a r: :ik r rce-sii iii::oi I'n)Vioi-t r.s opposed
t fugitive slave I:iw and in t!ie Southern
States -s a strong pro-slavc-ry inan as the cre
r.ti :i an; cii..ice" of the Soutliora rights De
mocrats. SiEc:ncATioN 1st. That Franklin I'iercv, the
nom'neo of the Democratic Coiivciuioa tor t!ie
l'reiJc::iy, as proved t!:o records of Con
i:rv., has ottil in tint !.dy for and against
rcr.eivir.. ::hoiiti.:i petitions arid i'tr and aaiust
S.mthera lights that in New Hampsliirc he
has used his inlhtent-i u favour of su.-Mini;Hf
Ih" fai'iiiti sIa'.c law :-i:;ee the pa.--ta:Te oi' tiu
Cor.:pt-o:ai;v', but never before that lie Las
t,. . ;i the n:aT d't!i Dv ::H.era'iij party in t.iat
MaU, "aivh has repeatedly in its Conventions
and ia the i.f:i;L!atarc. pa.-scd t!;e ran'a't Wii
ni: i rovis r. shitiaas arid ii?tructin the 11
iitaaves ;:i Lo;i jres-s Iroai taat St;:e, to
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r. -i"!e, r e')!i;.'hir the lunuai ltrv of
t . r.;r.: r 'ni- until att r the iiaiainatien of a
r . '.. i .-...V .r the Fre-idency w ai r-i:dc.
r. ation '2: 'Hail owm.Mo the opposi.
t r. ef t... 'jrt n: rarr.ber in thU Denavratic
Foa'.cic. a the Compromise measures, the
p!a;r:a . f frir.ri-.'es put forth bv the Conven
tie-.Ci f d r.e. , ;r:. u.w Iu,t adopted by the
Con-.ea:;cn, t' .t aev r.n-; t- hL'h Doniocratio
na?h rity, w.n aai -WJ l'.ir.a!i jT:-t a the c!oe
i f tne pr. eeexiin-s 2.ca t..; iau:c tlaan one third
of the racruln rs wa pavH t.t wiu-n they were
iiaper.'eetiv hcara eca by tiioe vh were pre
sort ana when a considerable j-ort'.un of tho-e
"o d'A hear thent oted r.3ati:.s; them.
CHAKGi: THK TIIIIU).
K p it I-fore the Io.:e.
i ait ;a cr. .juence of the jarrin:: opinions
n the D. a;xratic Lacntioa upon the Compn-
ua-e juc-; a. a:. 1 th
e number i f factions t.hat
coru)-e the Dcnrvratic party of the Union, the
Coa nttva after a ei.-.n ot several iLivs anl
a jrroat r.uaitr of ba!I..tin-j;s louud it could
r..t nominate any n of the men whoso cpi
r.i c.s were well known aaj d.-cisive ujoa that
vj.vir0t -nJ w-ho had U-en held un before the
l x ' 'inocraue candidates lor tne
re-. ... r.cybut ia order to au id breaking up
wita-AU talking a nomination, it was compelled
t Sc.ixt ob-:nri indJvi.lttnl t Wlmn.
J W i
b-a, wuoaecuur.se upjn the slavery question,
hU.i.-'iuera uevelop meats have proved, has been
so cos-itradartory, aal Uoo position is so cqui-
'. :e avr:aa-. ;ue. a ini.wio
States iiito t!i-.i Union.
S: 'c -. on J 1. 'i'iia.t i has I'Ccn proved by
the ifOor i, that bVaakiia i'ieiee v.m s a member
of the J I Ian:;1 -hire Slate C:u entioa, whivh
set m 1 S50, and whih Convention un-miincmsly
passcii u resolution deelarin,': "That the, holding
i'j'iiuma-1 beinsin boinjarfc i3 a car.-e to any coun
try; that W" are oppo-evl to slavery, bhteh or
hit", in all it br:n and tinder witntevei eir-.ran-taM--s.'"
Thnt on the riOth ot November.
; iH"'K in a speech delivered in Manchester, New
j Ila;: ;d!:;-.', .-a:d, "The :acn who would dis-
s .lve th.' I.'nie.f t a recount o! Slavery, tlid not
hale or d - piore it t:i T'.' tliai h.j did.r" Taat it
has a!-o b. en proved bey end the shadow of a
doubt, that Frankiin Tieree, on liie -d of January,
1 83 1, in a speech at New liostou. New Ilamp
sliire. Kaid: -1 have been asked if I liked the
Fugitive Slave Iaiw. 1 answered no! I loath
ed it. I have a mod revolting feeling1 to the
;iin:j up of a fugitive slave; the law is opposed
to humanity it is opposed to moral right."
Sracif ication 3d. That Franklin Pierce is now
war.nlv supported at the S.uth,bv James M.. Ma
son, Jeifersii Davie, 11. M. T. 'Hunter, A. P.
ihitler, 11. K. Cralle arid E. J. I)e Leon, seces
sionists and disnnionists, the Savannah Ceor
i..n and Ch u lesion 2dercu.y, secession and dis
union papers and at the North by the reat body
f t!i. Democratic Freesoilcrs, including alartin
Van Iuren, Jo!m Van Duren. John A. Di.", Pres
ton Kin-, 15. F. llallett. Ii. F. Ihitler, David
Wihnot.Thns. W. Dorr, V. J. lirown. II. Elam
Ihi, Jo'an At woo., Moses Nrri, and C. F. Cleve
!a:d, Fresi.ilers an 1 Abolitionists the Now
Vorh liver.ii! Post. Plamdealer, Albany Atlas,
an 1 Daily Dcmo:rat,Freesoil and Abolition papers.
JCKl ICE! ICE!
7'' s-il-.-: ! -r having a f;o'tl supply of this
X v!i.!e-o:ae lu.vurv is jepa.red to .issue tie
h. ts t i hirniiy; and others in want of Ije and will
far ii-li them at any hour of the d iy. and expects
t kepa -"-uppiy tbrthe balance oi 'the seisn.
V. DUNx.
Newborn, Anut, tilh, 1S52.
NCJilTli CAIlOIdNA
IIUYM IN5UHANCC C031PASISS.
Ai V AN C E F1RK INSUlt ANC E
Richard Smith, Trea'r.
John II. Bryaa, Att'ny.
I-: Life Comnanv has i.-i:ed nearly M 00 Po!i
U ci '.-; an i i ii 1 hut v.-ar ?.0 ior cent profits ujh.u
the pre. annas paid in. All life members participate
in t i " pr tits.
S!;e. are m-ured at lo r rates of premium.
The I'hv Company h.is issu.-d 40UO Policies; and
lui a Ce.j iial of nearly
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
ia I n !s pr ivily secaavd.
For the pre-eat year the follow ir.g Gentlemen have
been elected
OFFICERS :
Like CoMr.sr. Tinr: Company.
Di. C. II Jo!ea-o:i. Prof. J. O. atson, Pros
AV. 1). 1 lavwood. V. Pres. J, G. P. lioal!;..?, V. Pr.
James F, Jordan, See.
W. 11. Jon. - j, TreriM.rcr.
Ptrrin In-!oe. Att'nv.
Dr.W II. MelCee. M. Ex.
II IIKRSMAN,
dencral agenl for both Cni)tuii"S.
DIRECT FRO ENGLAND.
TMIST rerciTcd by Stcaraer Pacific from Livcr
'cT jd, an Invoice of rich Laci Goods, fdircct
from the Manufactory in Notingham, England,
cii-iitinj; of
Ih'z'd Lace Pe I and "Window Curtains.
Fi-r'-I. Luce Shavjls, Anti Maccossars. Valances
an 1 Ureases.
The above articles are now opened and for sale.
The public are respectfully invited to call and see
thcia.
ALEXANDER MILLER.
3ULL1XAKY GOODS.
MRS. McDONALD having now recciv hes
usual stock, ill be glad to see her friend,
at her old st.ml, where she is exhibiting for sale
a largo assortment of
of the latest styles and best materials, suited to
the Springacd Summer. Great care has been taken
ia thrireclccticn.
Orders executed vith neatness and despatch.
Dresses and Cardinals made. Bleaching and press
in? done iu the best style at shortBnotice.
Newbern, March 30th. 1&52 13 tf
"VTLVER KNOWN TO FAIL DR. OSdOOD's,
l INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE For Fever and
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fever, and the
various forms cf Bilious diseases- A supply just
received and for sale by
JAS. W.ICARoIER, Druggist.
eflEiHY PECTORAL
For the Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
CEOIP, ASTmiA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
This remedy is offered to the community trith
the ccnf'i'lcnce vrc feel in an article vrUich saidoia
fails to realize thelipppiest effects that can bo de
sired. So wide is the field of its useiullncs? and
s numerous the casca ef its cares, that almost every
section of the country abounds in persons pf-hlic-ly
knawn. who liave been reffored frosu :;-!i-:a:ng
and even U-sreratc diseases of tlu lur-r-s r'y i-'s
use. When pneo tried, its snpcrlori.y over ev.-ry
oflicr medicine of it kind, is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues a.ro I:nr,vti, th?
public no "longer hesitate what antidote to . ctnploy
fur the distressing and dangerous affections oi" the
pulmonary organs, which are incident to oar cli
mate. And not only in the formidable r.ttnckf? up
on the luugs, but for the milder varieties oi'C-.dds,
Coughs, Iloarseu'rcs, ic , and for Children it is the
pleasantc-st and saf-t mcdicin?. that can l;aobt;an
ed. No farailv sh-.-aal b-i without it, and those
who hive used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen,
who will be recognized in the various sections ot
country where they are located each and all as
merchants of the first chics and of the highest cha
racter as the oldest and most extensive Wholesale
Dealers in Medicine with an experience unlimited
on the subject of which they speak. If there is anv
value ia thejuugment of experience, see
THIS CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists, hav
ing been long acquainted with Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, hereby certify our belief, that it is the
best and most effectual remedy for Pulmonary
Complaint3 ever offered to the American People.
And we would, from our knowledge of its compo
sition, and extensive usefulness, cordially com
mend it to the atilicted as worthy theii b?st confi
dence, and with the firm conviction thai it -will do
for their relief all that medieiue can do.
ilenshaw.Edmands & Co. Boston, Mass.
Reese & Coulson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Ladd & Incrrahara, Bongor, Maine.
IIavilaud,Harrall & Co., Ch uleston, S. C,
Jacob S. Farrnnd, Detroit, Michigan
T. II. McAllister, Louisville, Kentucky.
Francis C Walton. Si. Louis. Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama.
Theodore A. Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
Ilaviiand, Rhley & Co. Augusta, Georgia.
Istnc D James Trenton, New JerseyJ
J M Townsend, Pittsburg, Penu
Clark & Co. Chicago, Illinois.
V. R G:y, Burlington, Iowa
M A Santos & i'on. Norfolk, Virginia
Edward Bringhur.-.t V.'ilmington, Delaware'
John Gilbert ec Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Z 1) & W II Gilman Washington, D CJ.
J Wri rht Sc Co New Orleans, La
Watson, Wall & Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana
C C Richmond ocG'o..Saa Francisco, Cal.
Lewi-: cc Ames.Tallahasse, Florida
B R Strong Knoxviile, Tennessee
Chilton & Duar, Little Rock, Ark.' !
tiller, lade & Co., L cxington, Miss.
N D Labadie, Galveston, T
Chns Dyer Jr., Providence, 11 1
Jos. M. Turner, Savannah, Ga
Wade Eckstein & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES;
J G Cofnn & Co., Valparaiso, Chili
F M Diuiond & Co.. Vera Cruz, Mexico
FredRivas Co.,Bogota,ew Grenada
S Provost & Co., Lima. Peru
Morton & Co., IIalifax,Nova Scotia
T Walker & Son, St Johns, New Brunswick
C G Salinas & Co.,Rio Janeiro, Brazil
With such assurances, and from such men, no
etronger proof can be adduced, except that found
iu its effec's upon trial.
LTDOLPHO WOLFS
AilO.MATIC SSCHIEDAal SCHNAPPS.
A PURE and genuine article, mamifactmvd by
f him in Schiedam, Holland, expressly for me
dical use, and strongly recommended for a sure and
permanent eure of the Guavel, and all obstructions of
the Urinary Organ?, arising from the Kmdeys or Bi
der. For sale by I. DISOS'WAY,
Sole Agent, New bem,
January oth, 1852. 1
SOMETHING NEW.
31ad-
V i''1"- j-tJPi " ' MYfwfP
ri"f iWi i-irlii--r - ir-iffn. m-tl-r rT-i r
AS iust recciv-d a numbar ef FiK7S PA-
TO
HI
1
METALLIC
ruieh he offers to the public for about
BURIAL CASES,
the same
price as line iViahcgany Comns. ocverai gentle
men have called to see them and pronounce 'hem
far superior to W ccd Collins of any kind. Read
the foi lowing which is considered a sufficient recommendation.-
Washington, April Cth.
Mnssr.3. Fisjc and Raymond,
UaiUrmen: We witnessed the utility of your
ornamental u Patent Metallic Burial Caf,e,r used
to convey the remains of the Hon. John C. Calhoun
to tho Congressional Cemctry, which impressed us
with the belief that it is the best article known to
us for traasy-ortatingthe dead to their final resting
rdacB. With respect we subscribe ourselves,
i our
II.Ci.at, D. R
L.EWIR UASS, A. U. CtBEEN-E, Vv . U. lVi-VG,
D S.DicitiNioN-, Da:;. Webster. Kenrv Don;
J, W. Mason, J. id- Beejiien, V. P. Manguju
Atciiin.sox, Jeff. Davis,
A LL persons indebted to the Subscriber, a;
f requested to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH w" jo:;es.
NOTICE.
TpIIE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
X of the Farmers of Craven, and counties adja
cent, to the fact, that it is near the time to order.
Ruta Baga and other Turnip Seeds, for the season
supply, and re-quests all that aro iu want ot Tur
nip seed, to call and leave their orders, as it is de
sirable to loiiru something about the quantity that
vull be required. The seeds I will warrant to be
of the best quality, and if they do not give satis
faction to the purchasers, the money will be refund
ed. Please send or leave your orders soon
JAS. W. CARAIER.
June Sth, 1832. ' sw 1 tf
:;rv 1 r fc 'if
r E1 tt a i? n i v?n no..- ...f,,v,1rt.i r.., fh
North, and is now openintc at his Old Stand in
Snionued and well Selectetl Assoitment cf Fancv Drv
Goodi ic, ice, to wdiicJihe would respectfully invite
the attention tf la's numerous friends bolli in Town
and O ounl :y, and the trade generally to an examina
tion of his Stock before making their selections else
where. Consisting of
CIe.lI
)s, mmuhng, Coarse and .S'r.erime,
iaee i
jnt hi-h Linen,
Jeans and Satinets, and Cnshrasrets,
nreau
:-erif
F.
S. DUFFY
AS just returned from the Ncrth with a fresh
supply of
mm$, MEBimm,
Paints, Oils, Colours, V indou
Glass, Putt if, Dijcstujj's,
Perfumery, dec.
ALSO,
A choice selection of WINES and LIQUORS of
superior quality ; together with a variety of other
articles in connexion with his line of business.
One door East of the Washington Hotel, New
bcrn, N. C.
July lsMS52. 23 6ro
Gentleman's. Cravats, all khah- of Hats,
Gloves, Ribbons, Gauze and Lsces,
Carpetings, (Straw and Ingrains,) Barege d
Laines,
Sliawls, Capes, and Silver Card Cases.
Collars and Cults, all cheap enough.
Boots, Shoes and Gentleman's Gaiters,
Shirts, Cheraezetts and Velverets,
And a spl:rdid assortment oi Waiters.
Cheap Calicoes, an.:! Cotton Hose,
JJjt which we invite attention ;
Goid fmyor Rings, and many things,
Too tedious here to mention.
April 20 1852.
EEPAIRED.
The Subscriber has
returned from the iortn
- !- .1 riof. . f
ii;i u guuu iissui iixiciit ui
jlaterial for the purpose of
repairing CLOCKS and
WATCHES, which busi
ness he has again resumed.and
he is convinced that he can give those who employ
him as full satisfaction as any workman in his line
of business has done for many years: they may also
depend on his punctuality, neatness and dispatch.
He will also repair Jewelry, Guns and Locks of
every description. lie can be found at his Shop cn
Craven Street, nearly opposite Mr. John Bris3ing
ton's Store WILLIAM TiSDALE..
Newbcrn, Sept. 1st, 15G2. 34 w 1 y
W L.'SiUiiSi-iii'i fcd Weill izs&XjJ 63 SubLsmS
ryRE Subscriber announces to his numerous
friends and acquaintances in Town and Coun
try, that he has repurchased his Old Stand,; he
Washington Hotel in Newborn, and that he is
now prepared to receive and accommodnte boarders
by the day, weak or month, or travellers and trans
siont visiters, on terras and in a . manner, that he
trusts will be satisfactory to all such as favour him
with a call.
He expects to make extensive and convenient im
provements on ibe premises, which when completed
will enable him to offer accommodations to travel
lers and others that will not be surpassed by those
cf any Hotel in this part of the State. Call and
se
HENRY G. CUTLER.
UNION POItfT FACTORY
h-
:-d
BLINDS.
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I
Gil AND MASTER'S OFFICE OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF NORTH CARO
LINA. Neweerx, April 10, 1832.
To the Masonic Fraternity in Xcrih Carolina .
At the last communication of the Mot-t Wor
shipful Grand Lodge, it was He so! rat, that er.ch My
son in the Statboth re i hut and active, behind he U
hereby most earnestly requested, by the Grand Lodgo
of North Carolina, to transmit as Svhjii as post ible
to Brother A. T. Jekeixs, of New K m, C. W. lb
IT LTCinxGS, of Raleigh, William Swaim, of (irec is
bero. or E llvtns, of Salisbury, as may be most con
venient, the .-nan of ?3, more or less, tor tlie speedy,
erection of St John's Ct)ilege, the reeeipt whereot
will be weekly announced in the papers published iu
the aforementioned places.
Brethren, with confidence of success, I appeal to
your liberalit y ia behaU of this enterprise, tlie impor
tance of wlJeh has been fully established by the
Grand Lod;o, and t' e geaefal concurrence oi the
Brethren throughout the State. While enough has
riready been done to encourage tho hope- of success,
and evince its entire raeticability, much yet remains
to be dene to render tics success certain, aud even to
prosecute unremittingly the measures ; ready com
menced. And yet it is'confidently beh ved th:t the
aid which you are able to render will be amply suf
ficient to accomplish all this, and that speedily. Up
on your action then as Masons depends the success ol
an enterprise which promises the richest bent fits to
the cause of Masonry and of humanity in general
Some of our Lodges have contributed promptly and
nobly to this work, auel we only ask your careful con
sideration of the subject, convinced as we arc that no
thing more is needed to secure your cordial co-op ra
tion in a favourable and early response to this appeal
Remember that in this as in every other social move
ment, harmony is its strength and support.
I am Fraternally and Respectfully, yours.
A. T. JERKINS,
Grand Master
Editors of Newspapers and Periodicals friendly to
the cause will please copy the above.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. 7 .
Craven County. ln Fmt
Louisa L. Lamotte and others. ) Bill for Partition
vs: of Lands bvSalo
Jane Lamotte. ) &c.
T being made satisfactorily to appear that the
defendant Jane Lamotte is not an inhabitant of
the State. It is ordered that publication be made
in the Usewbernian a Newspaper published in the
Iowa of Jvewbern for. the space of six weeks, noti
fying the said defendant, Jane Lamotte, personally
to be and appear at the Court of Equity, to be held
for the County of Craven, at ihe Court House in
Newborn, on the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday of September next, then and there to plead
answer or demur to the bill of complaint o
Louisa L. Lamotte and others, therein filed against
her, or the said bill will be taken pro covfesso and
heard accordingly.
V itxess, V M. (. BRYAN, Clerk and Master
in Equity for the County of Craven, at Ncwbern
this Gth day of August, A. D. lS-r2.
"VA1. G. BRYAN, C. M. E.
"W30 GV7
IIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
fejs, the inhabitants of Ncwbern and the sur
rounding country, that he will open School in tho
building cn Pollok street two doors above the New-,
bernian Office, cn the first Monday in October
next, where a complete and thorough education may
be obtained. ::nd where the popular system of teach
ing by the Cuai tcr shall be adhered to, and where
he would be pleased to receive the patronage of
the people.
To excite a laudable spirit cf emulation among
the pupils, certificates of scholastic merit will be
awarded to the most deserving.
A suitable library will be appropriated for the
benefit of the pupils.
Strictattentiou paid to moral, ami physical, as well
as mental culture, and from his practical experi
ence in the art of teaching, he Hatters him.-clf that
he can give satisfaction to" all.
Deductions always made in cases cf protracted
sickness.
The terms, which are very raoJerate, and all
other particulars, made known on application to
the subscriber.
HENRY McLIN.
Ncwbern, Sept. 7th, 1S52. W. & S-V. to Oct 5.
WONDEEF UL CHARACTERS,
"FXlSTO RY of the Popes, Pictorial view of all
fl3 Religions &c, fcc. Just received and for
sale at the Newbern Book Store by
WM. H. MAYHEW.
May. 24th, 1852.
SASH.
MANUFACTURER OF
Rolling Pivot Window Blinds.
Plain and Fancy
Window Sasia. Fane! Scors,
AND
Shutters.
N. B. Orders for l own, country, or biiipping
SWALMS PANACEA Just received and for promptly attended to, l
8alebj JAS. W. CARMER, Druggist. NevBerne. ISA Fib. 1850 ' 6
SHIPLEY, HOWARD, & CO,.
WHOLESALE
("second door west or liberty,)
Constantly on hand a large assortment, unit
v to the Semthern and Western Markets Also
SERVANTS' WEAR, of all kinds.
Sept. 1 Gth 1851. 42 ly
JSewbem Female Seminary.
61 PUPILS ADMITTED DURING TH
LAST SESSION.
THE Third Session has just closed, and the nett
will open on the 1st of October, 1802, at which
time increased facilities for instruction will be en
joyed, particularly in the possession of suitable
Apparatus, and the delivery of a course of Lecture
to illustrate the Natural Sciences.
For further particulars apply to
. J. M. C. BREAKER,
Newbern,N. C.July, 3 1st, 1S52.
Principal,
29 tf.
EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.
THE subsriber having taken the rooms in tho
Masonic Lodge," formerly occupied by Mr.
George Lane, wiU resume the duties of his school on 1
the first day of October next.
J01TN A. HODGE.
Newbem. Srept,22d, 1852. 37 tf.