mntum
TlLMIXGTOX, . C:
FEBRUART2. 1301.
THURSDAY
27.
From tAe f " QM BED1NI.
THE POPE'S MJtiu
scn-er, ,u --o- Dt hl9 troo en
the United Slates to P -.i- Havin
!d.Biai"LX;n people. . Having
RCter to tne - . h his charac
becoe fully acquanued lh o
,er in Europe, we er hV, Career, and to
rJ to ni w'i
information 'n eeeive him with just
' "r.rnhnt on wnicn ue
nrhich he
.1-
that measure o .? him lo be
serves. We li ""VV- we did not
wishto -eeAin safeguard of so-
good order h.cn willing the p-ibhc
C,1Ct-V, know his Character and his fitness
should know n enef t0 a free peo-
X wuotgov rnmentTehad ever held in
ionSd looked upon as htgh treason
to ak of him as a Catholic
,g lo do. Th. . great prm l l "!?.
hia couim, is nol thai 01 ine t
feces belrei C.tholic an.
which is oonoxiuus - -0.
' Not at all- It is because he
rcuresenu European Despotism in lU worst
rrp eH " wnant form. U '8 because
h i he arch enemy of Republican liber
throughout the world, whose hanJ. are
- ' i3...;,h .1, crushei and bleeding
DOW run k , . .
victims he has immolated on the
tArtnn
altar of
them
of lib-
. i- .t t
HIUI in'."" -
"his because the blood of Italian martyrs
who. goaded to the last extremity iy mu
tyrants and oppressors, resolved to be free j
u'r die in the attempt to liberate themselves j
and their fellow-countrymen, cries front j
their graves, moistened with ihe tears of!
their exiled brethren. It is this, and not
Uca ise he is a Catholic, that has aroused
the indisnant feeling against Bedifii. The
demonstrations of violence have not
-r .iin hopn made bv American born
gen-citi-
Ton Thv have been bv men
d riven
from their European homes by the kind of
tyranny he upholds and defends, ?.nd for
which he is reav to do the bidding of his
master tyrants, whatever it may be. These
bodies of men have been largely composed
of Catholics, but such Catholics as are
loval to Republican institutions and the
bud of their adoption, and nence tneir
testation of this Nuncio. Some of
most noted demonstrations against
tie
the him
have been made by men in communities
where the Catholic religion is near or quite
nurtl tn the Protestant in point of num-
. - i
herd. Such is the case in Baltimore. I
In Wheeling, Virginia, five out of the
eiirht persons engaged in posting up hand- i
v.iiij Against bim wpta Unman Catholics.
It should also be' added, that they were j
KepuDiicana. uunng ine Italian struggle ,
During the Italian struggle
for liberty, in 1849 and 1850. he was the
emenv of the rjeorjle as he is now. During
that period, he was the man so it
has!
been repeatedly charged, and still remains j
uncontradicted who ordered to execution i
a large number of persons who had es- I
poused the liberal cause. Nay, not only '
condemned xhem to death, but actually ,
flayed them alive, and indulged in sundry
other acts of cruelty, which only a devil,
could devise. That is the charge. It has !
been made over and over again. It is !
thrust in the face of the Nuncio, wherever
he goes, and we have publications in which j
names, dates, and other specifications are '
advanced thus: !
Ho. Date-
1. May 23. 1849.
2. June 7,
3. -
4 t ;i i.
5 ..
G. "
7. July 24. -;
S. Aug. 8.
Name. Y'sofAsre. i
A. Burtolotii 21 I
C. Mariani
L. Praii
O. Lanzoni
23 '
21 i
45 i
N
Siinariorfji
26
23
21
43
48
19
22
50
40
40
40
33
39
27
21
20
25
23
28
R. Germani
L. Ri.-.el
Ugo BuMi
G. Lieraglii
S. Contoli
G. Pinochi
G. Scrosta
S. Plazzi
G. Gorini
T. Gorini
C. Scrosta
G. Baldini
S. Migani
O. Gaiti
A. Tacconi
N. Maretii
B. Rizzt
F. Lofenzini
A. Tacconi
G. Seleri
A. Guerra
B. Caravita
G. Grazia
G. Moolanri
D. Bertoni
A. Cagnazzi
C. Mootanari
C. Gulmaneili
L. BiiruffalJi
P. Zdppi
B. Colli
G. Lamberti
A. Poggiuli
J. Mirri
C. Cassolinn
G. Contavilli
D. Folli
L Lamberti
A. Cazziari
S. Borgbi
G. Aibertazzi
(J. Furo:fi
F. Mita
P. Meluzzi
9.
10.
11.
12.
3.
14.
15.
16
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Sept. 1,
' 13.
27,
8,
30,
Oct.
Dec. 28.
24.
25.
26. Jan. 20,
27. -
2S. Feb. 21,
2y. Mar.28,
30.
31. il
32.
33. "
28
28
25
23
30
30
25
27
31
27
23
23
23
22
1850.
ol.
35.
3U.
37.
38.
39.
40.
II.
42.
43.
41.
45.
46.
47.
48.
40.
50.
April
Sept.
o.
6.
u
u
11
21
21
28
25
21
23
31
21
32
23
20
22
9i
u
il
II
((
A. Garotti
w o nave said that the execution of all
and the extra torture of some of these per
sons, is said to have been the handiwork
of Monseignor Bedini.
Here is a list of fifty victims, and yet, it
is said, they are not all toij.
Such being the character of the man,
what should have been the course of our
Crovernmem the President and members
of the Cabinet in regard to him . If he
presented any mesaages, letters, or evi
dence of -.uthority from the Pope to our
Government, ahouU bV not have been
told "Wo, sir, your master has mistaken
' Hlkas-bJ selecting you, the execu
tioner of the frjends of liberty, to come to
this counUr, sent an obnoxious man, and
offered a direct insult to our Government
and people. V shall exercise , the Tight
reserved for ever independent nation, and
cCuato recogntjf you bmciall, or receive
aHy cornmitntcaiiooa through jrouxhaadaj
Retim toujour spriest-ridden, king-ridden
. . , ...
a . ' 1 i 'a, L k mmw A n
country, ann ten mem tnai wucu
descend to receive a Nuncio from
let Jinn be one that ha not earned the exe
cration of the world by his cruelty towards
republicans. We will not receive the
sworn enemy of our institutions in any of
ficial capacity. n -rir
This should have been the language of our
government to such a man Now what
do we see instead ? The Freeman s Jour
informs vs that Hbe President has ten
SSirfyand propriety of WJJ
bim as the Pope's Representative.- Ne
cessity forsooth I Is it necessary to de
grade our country and insult a Republican
people ? Is it possible that - he has been
il rfifioo-nized ? We know he is in
Washington that he has visited the Pres
ident that he was the chief attraction at
Mr. CampbeU'a levee on this night week
that he was there arrayed in the trappings
of his station or office ; magnificent dia
monds glistening from his hands and
breast, with massive gold cross, and other
evidences Of his vast importance to the
political fortunes, of somebody who wants
the Catholic votes. Soon after this, we
see in the United States Senate, nil the
leading aspirants for Presidential honors,
leJ on by Mr. Cass,'who is understood to
have been requested so toby the President,
asking for information and correspondence,
which will show him to be an authorita
tive embassador, or messenger. The grave
Senators vie with each other in the advo-
rar.v nf his cause. Thev bow to the bid
ding of their country's enemy
in the hope of "raining the anti-republican
vote of the friends of Bedini. Their de
gradation is most humiliating to nil friends
of liberty throughout the world. The
paltry truckling to one who insults the
moral sense of the people is degrading lo
ai American Senator, and like other move
ments of the kind to obtain popular favor,
will be very likely to react and arouse an
opposite sentiment strong enough to defeat
the olject they have in view.
WHISKEY.
" CY B DLS. just received, for sale by
ZUU FREEMAN fc HOUSTON.
Dec. 11
119
CO-PARTiNERSHIP NOTICE.
TUI B Subscribers have this day formed a Co-
J. Partnership m der the name and style of
JAMES r. GILLESPIE & CO., for tha purpose
of carrvins; on a GENERAL AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
JAMES V. GILLESPIK,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE.
Wilmineton, Nov. 6, 1857- 100-if.
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
TR.M lutlon, Portrait Painter, moat respect
lJl fully aaoonnce to the citizens of Wilming
ton anJ surroun linz couatrv. that lie has taken
rooms over the store of Mr. Azostini, on Market
street where Lad cs and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine hia Paintings.
Persons wishins Daguerrco ypes copied, ean
nave it done by htm as true as n takeu iroin tie.
Dec. 17 17
G0LDSB0R0' MILLS.
nHK Sub -fibers are azea's for the above mill
JL and are daily receiving Meal, Hominy, Horse
i Peed, Pea, Meal, Peas, Corn f-c., freshly ground
; from new corn, and tiuperlor lo any in market
' sold cheap for cash.
1 W. M. SHERWOOD &. CO.
I Dec 22 H9
barrels.
O 3 Tin Stands
Dec. 17
LARD.
RAN KIN MARTIN.
117
CRYSTAL PALACE CLOTHING,
AND MERCHANT TAILORING
US TA UI.1SIIMBNT.
! T"A1
'AHNWE1LKR A BRO. beg leave to announce
IVto their numerous friends and citizens in the
vicinity, that they will open, cn or About the ZsW
inst., a branch Establishment, on Market street,
next to the Masonic Hall, where wilibe found con
si antly on h.ind, an clean ni nnil rich aKsnrtmcni of
Gentlemen's Goods for Wearing Apparel, consist
ing of
CLOTHS, CASSIMKRRS, V IJSTJXUS, f-c.
ol the most recent importations from Paris and
London, which will be made up in ihe best and
most tasteful manner to order.
K. & Bro. have secured the services of a Practi
cal Cutter, having been engaged In his profession
for fourteen years in Paris, nnd being aware of ilie
great need of such an establishment in this city,
they feel jut pride In being able to offer toGenile
men, GA 11M FNTS or very description, equal in
taste and fit to any establishment of the kind,
North. ALSO,
will be kept constantly on hand, a plendid supply
of superior mada CLOTHING, rut and trimmed
in the laftest Paris style, all of which wilibe sold
at the lowest possible price and
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Oct 11. 8A-
WHISRKEY.
BBLS. superior Whiskey, Tor sale by
Jan. 20. T. O. & B. G. WORTH.
50
BLACK! BLACKER!! BLACKEST!!!
BLACKING. We have 44 gross best Black
ing which will bo sold cheap, in lots of half
dozen and upwards.
li is wsrrented to be a superior srticle, and
make the blackest black of any in Wilmington, as
many of the black boot blacks can testify.
V. M. SHER VOOD & CO.
Jan. 26. '33.
CORNICES AND BANDS.
rUST Received and for sale by
WILKINSON
ESLER, Upholsters.
133.
Jan
25.
BUFF LINEN.
FOR Window Shades i made tip and p .it tip by
WILKINSON & ESLER, Upholsters.
Jan. 26. 133-
TOOL CHESTS.
FURNISHED comp!eteforgentlemenndboy
June 18. J. M. ROBINSON.
DENTISTRY.
n T. R. CARR has returned from
the North with a largely increased
k nf Teeth. Instruments, dtc.
HnvlfKrminanitt mnnv eminent Dentist, he has
pcrieci connaence in ine supcriurn - - -
tent mode of inwrtlnir teeth with artificial gums
Full sia inOTti f mmrilinlrlu after the extraction
of the teeth. nH remodelled after the guma have
healed without additional-charge. They can be
worn wiihont n.-in nnd removed from the mouih by
the wearer, and are cleaner and stronger than teeth
inserted In anv other way. and are warranted to
eive perfect sniiafurtion. All other operations per
formed in the most approved manner. Reference
to individuals in this place now wearing teeth with
tne patent Improvement.
Oct 4-w-tt If . 86
Y. M. SHERWOOD & CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mer
chants Wilmington, N.C.
All consignments of Naval Stores, together with
Cotton, Baeoav, Lard, Corn, Meal, Kkiur. e., shal
secure the highest market price.
Dec. 13 118-tf
JUST BEfSIFED. '
AVVPLTt CmrtC - tat KaWtt Yeast
Powders i Presto'al..aisof Lemon, Vanii
la.dxc. For saJlw,b ,
- ? 8.B.4W.A.EVANS.
De:t8. ' - 118.
LOUNGES.
TTTHYnat bu
t a uounee or '
WILKINSON 4
it
Jan. 7 .
RSTjER,
Upbolaterera.
? - JUSTTO flAND. i '
1 HA BOXES Raisins j 50 boxes Cheese I 25
1 KJJ small E- Cheese, 10 boxes cash extra I I
bbL Cranberries t I do. Shell Barks; BOO Coco
Nntta ; 1000 lbs. stewana oesi osndtea i app'"i
B. II
(for tha cash, at the original ?HyOrcerT, rroat
8treer. - -; v w "GEO. MYERS,.
Bnii. Tm h. uaiona ana irisa r oratw
Back wheat in bbls., boxes and bags, U Warn Smith
Flonr In bbl.. half do. and bags s 100 box Near
SeatMt rmI.. t utm tha. Codfish, and tat sale low
Hir jcui auiiUai Jiitvnit m
CLOTHS ytX Of Egtadlii(Hfc H.iolly
ceUbra letf Freflcfr P lack Cfc b Piuo&
TMeCrf -9el iketi colonrei Tt6 white
NaTi3iakeldycry hajr Ntgt Kenej,
warrant hU ooiLFakK by " r
T4,t 39. , -?AJKS DAWSOri.
ntTVAL LlFEI.XSlKAMECOJjr'Y,
r :- RALEIQH. N. C.
'pHE aboy Cooapanyhrabeea iooperatlanslncr
AtMiHM Aprtiittiid, untfertoeetreetionoi ta
following Officer, vlt t ' "
Dr.ChreE.)nb80!i',PreBiaent,
Wai.OHrwood, Vice Prefldent, .
-JamaK.Jtdi.tiecretarv. ' '- -
Wm.H. Jnca, Treasurer,
Pcrrio fiusbte, Attorney.
Dr. Chariea K. Johnson, 1 " .. , J J
Wo h iw..irr ( Mtdical Board of
ffr. R.B.Ilaywooa; S . CaftauAi. 7
J. Heraman. Ganeral Agent.
This Company hai received a charter giving ad
vantages tothe insured over any other Company.
The 5th Section giye 4he Husband the privilege to
insure his own lite for the sole use of his Wife and
Children, free from any claimrof the representa
ives of the husband or any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
members participate i n the whole of the profits which
are declared annually. Besides, th : applicant for
life, when the annual premium is over S30 may pjy
one half in a Note.
All claims for insurance against the Company will
e paid within ninety days after proof of the death
of the party isfurnUhcd.
Slaves are insured for one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this
class of properiiy against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
feature in the history of North Carolina. which will
prove very important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company
shows a veryl argeamount of business more than
the Directors expected to do the first year having
aireauy issuea more man duv i'oiicics.
Dr. Wm. VV. Harriss, Bledical Examiner, and
Agent. Wilmineton, N. C.
AH Communications onbusincs sof the Company
gaouiu oeaauresgeu to
JAS. F. JORDAN. Sec'y.
Ralcigh.Feb. 12, 1853. 141-tf.
EMPTY BARRELS.
Qfn PRIME S Spirits Barrel jast recsived
uuu ni for sale b
Dec. 17
ADAMS BRO. & CO.
JUST RECEIVED
17 ROM New York and Baltimore:
. 20 bags Laguyra Ctffee;
40 bags Rio Coffee, extra :
25 mats old Java Coffee;
20 drums Fresh Figs ;
40bbls. and boxesCiackers fresh j
4 krg Malaga Grapes;
5 boxes Fine Lemons ;
10 bbls. extra No. 1 Mackerel ;
(0 boxes new crop Raisins ;
5 cases preserved Ginger ;
6 boxes fine Citron ;
40 boxes Fres-h Buckwheat ;
5 Rice Flour.
The above goods will be sold on thsbest terms
forCagh. C. DvPREACO.
Dec8 113
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WE the undersigned, entered Into a Copart
nership on the 1st of October. 1853. under the
style and firm of TAYLOR PKTTKWAY. for
the transection of a GBNERAIi GROCERY
BUSINliSS. We have Oiken the store formerly
occupied by S. P. Gause, next North ol Ellis dt
Mitchell's Grain Store, and hope by close attention
to buslress, and email profits, to secure a liberal
share of patronage.
A. D. TAYLOR,
JAS. T. PETTE A' AY.
Wilmington, Oct. 22, 1833. 94-3m.
FINE PLAID LINSAYS,
PRINTED Druggets; Heavy Woolen Hone and
half Hose ; Thick Woolen Shirts for Negroes:
very heavy all wool Twilled Blankets, and Crib
and Cradle Blankets; Georgia Kersrysand Plains.
Just received and for sale at the lowest price", by
Nov. 29. JAMES DAWSON.
"MAN KNOW THYSELF."
AN invaluable Book for 25 cents. "Ever; Fami
ly should have a copy."
Six thousand copies sold inlersthnnthrce months.
A new edition, revised and Improved, ju! issued.
Dr. Hunter's Medical Manuel and hand Book for
the Afflicted, containing an outline of the origin,
progrefs, treatment and cure of every form cf dis
ease, contracted by promlscuotissexual intercourse,
by ielf-abuse.or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention, written in a familiar style avoiding
all medical technicalities, and everything that would
offend the ear of decency, from the result ol some
twenty years successful practice, exclusively devo
ted to the cure of diseases cf adelicate or private
nature.
To which ia added, receipts for the cure of the
above diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symp
toms aud cure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty
five cents a copy ; six copies one dollar ; will be for
warded to any part of the United States, by irnil,
free of postage. Address, postage paid, Cosden d
Co., Publishers or box 196, Post Office, Philadelphis.
"Tliis is.wllnout exception, me inoti comprenen-
sive and intellifiible work published on the class of
diseases or wnicn It ireais. volume an teciinicai
tmms.it addresses itsell to tlir reason ol Its readers.
It is free from all objectionable matter "and no pa
rent, however fastidious, can oojeel to placing it tn
the hands ol his sons. 1 tie ouinor nas devoted
manv years tothe treatment of '.he various com
plaints treatea oi. ana witn too nine Dream to pun,'
and 'too little presumption to impose,' he has offered
to the world al the merely nominal prlee or 25 cents,
the frultsof some twenty years most suecesslulprac
lice." Htn.ALD.
''No teacher or parent snouia oe witnoui tnc
knowledge Imparled in this invaluable work. It
would save years of pain, mortification and sorrow
to the youth under their charge.'' Tioflk'sAdvo
A Presbyterian clergyman In Ohio, in writing of
'Hunter's Medical Manuel, ss ys : l nousands ol
our youth, by evil example and the influence of the
passions, have been led into the habit of self-pollution
without realizing the sin andfearfuleonsequen
innn themselves and their posterity. The con
stitutions of thousands who are raising fsmilieshavs
been enfeebled, if not broken down, and they do not
know the cause or the cure. Any thing that can be
done so to enlighten and influence tne public mind
i ,.hk. and ultimately to remove this wide
spread source of human wretchedness, would confer
the greatest ojessmg "
Christ on the present and coming generations-
Intemperance, (the use of intoxicating drinks,)
though it has slain thousands upon thousands, la not
a ureater scourge to the human race. Accept my
thanks in behalf of the afflicted, and belleveme,
vour co-worker in tho good work you are bo active
I. A in '
One copy will be forwarded (srcurelyenveloped
and postage paid,) on receipt of 25 cents, or six
COPieS lor l. nuuirro,
COSDEN Sl CO., Publishers,196, Philadelphia.
Booksellers . Canvassers and Book Agents, sup
plied on the most liberal terms.
June 2.
34-ly-c.
MULES FOR SALE.
I" WO likely young Mutes, well broken and gen
. tie, three years old nest spring. FA"PLy0'D
J-n.7
PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS!!
Ctfn PLOUGHS, all kinds and castinxs for the
' same.
inotrffr.eived and for sale by
ZENO H. GREENE.
N. C.T. copy. U7.
Dec. 17.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
w
E have just received a large supply of Domes
tic Goods, among whicn are tsieacnea ana
rJl?.. sTnnSu' Aoron Checks Ac.; also 300
pieces best American
Prints, bought since the de-
and will be sold at a small advance
H ED RICK RYAN.
Cline in jjiiw
Dec. 20
WHISKEY.
A f BBLS now landing.
4U RANKIN 4r MARTIN.
Deo. 17 LLL
CIDER AND APPLES.
CtC barrels Marshall's Cider and 15 barrels Ap-
CJ plea in fine order, jast received per achr. H
HaUock. For sale by . J, a. PLANNER.
Dec. 20 U8
GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.
ALL noraons having claims against steamer
Spray. S. H. Martin dfcCe., or A. H. Van-
Bokkelen. prior t first January, will please leave
same at txead wiuarters, outn wnarvea.
A. EL VAN BOKKELEN.
Jan. 5 124-lm
JUST RECEIVED
ALA RG E sad complelst sspply , o t FRESB
SEEDS, eomnriainirersrv variatvnanallvesll
d for, raised and pat op by the United Society of
Shakers, at New Lebanon, N. Y. ; Orderafrom our
IVOR Than died Knives and Vorks, ivory band
led Knives witKoat Forks, ia seta or by tha Am..
Spoons aad Forks plated with three plates of par
Silver, warranted te Usr a long as toe "oldest law
habitant witboat changiag cslor. ' For sale at
the Hardware store of ; ; ;
Not - J J. M. BOBINSON.
CLOTHS ADD CASSIMERES.
W sell Blsek and Fancy Broad Cloths and
Cassimerer, made byihe celebrated NelUten,
which are superior in point of service and beauty,
to any other goods sold. We buy this portion of
oaf Stock directly from tha Importer, and caaell
cheap. All cloths sold by us Warranted.
Nov. a HEDERICK dt RYAN.
SYRA AND OTHER POEMS.
BY ALICE CAREY, in I vol. 12 mo. cloth,
price 78 cts.
"Alice Carv's Book is full or beautiful thoughts :
There is draught after draught of pure pleasure for
the lover of swoet tenaer ranties, ana imagery
whicfl captivates while it enforces truth." A'tc
York Com icr and Inquirer.
. . . ... r t m . rr r. r. . r-.
Korsileat o. v, iti.uai.mvs.
Jan. 24. - 132.
BLAIR'S RHETORIC.
UNIVERSITY edition received and for sale by
J.T. MUNDS.
Dec. 22
119
UPHOLSTERING.
WE have now on hand a large assortment of
Paper Hangings, Fir Screens, &c.
ALSO,
Arenrenared to make all kinds of Mattrasses,
Cushings, Lounges, ordoany kind of work in the
aoove line. Uur stoca ot curtains uomasK ana
Lace- Shades, Cornices, f"C., dc , is complete,
and would advise those wishing such, to rail and
examine, before purchasing elsewhere, on
Oct 6 Up stairs, over the Fruit Depot.
NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS AND CONSIGNEES OF
PRODUCE. Take notice that on and after
November 1st, shipping wharfage will be charged on
all produce sent to and shipped from my wharves;
and landing wharfage on all produce discharged
thereon, consigned to other pnrtie '.
Nov 1 97-tf VV31. A. GWYER.
10 TUBS EXTRA BUTTER,
JUST rdceived and for sale by
Oct. 22. V. DuPRE A CO.
F. BROWN'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In ordinary diarrhea, incipient
cholera, in short, in all cases of prostration of the
digestive functions, so common, it is of inestima
bie value. Duting the prevalence of epidemic cho
lera and summer complaints of children, it is pecu
liarly efficacious ; no family, individual or traveller
should be without It, as it enables the system to re
list the influence of incipient disease, which lurk
in a changing climate.
Cautioh. Be sure to get the genuine Essence
which Is prepared only oy F. Brown, at his Drug
and Chemical Store, N. E. corner ol Fifth and
Chusnut streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by al
the respectable Apothecaries in the United States
Sold in Wilmineton by s. H. dc J . A. kvains
andC.Jt D. DuPRE. June 16. 40-ly-c
DR HARRIS,
OH ADUAT 12 OF CAMBRIDGE
CLASS 1824.
3-FOUNDER OF THEj$
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY.
No. 3 1 SOUTH GA V ST.
( Opposite the Exchange Budding and Post Office.
HOSE REQUIRING MEDICAL OR SURGI
JL CAL AID, by applying to Dr. II., may secure
SKILLFUL TREATMENT AND ADVICE
while all communications will be sacredly shield
ed by the .lis is of professional honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to dis
criminate, in a newspaper advertisement, between
the genuine and skillful physician and the spurious
pretensions of the designing and dangerous Quack
Dr. U. will cticcriutiy give, wnen appnea to, sucn
private references as will fully satisfv all whore
quire his services.
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cor
dials, advertised to cure alt penont under varied
forms of disease. As the constitution and habits
of individuals differ, REASON TEACHES the
same remedy cannot be suited to all allCc, and mat
disease can only be safely and effectually eradicat
ed by a judicious application of proper remedies.
A practical experience of over 25 years enables
Dr. H. to insure a sound nnd speedy cure in a cer
tain class ol diseases, wnicn nave ioo iun uccn
yielded by regular Physicians to the hands of quack
ery. He amy be consulted confidentially, either
in person or by letter.
Persons at a distance cured at nome oy address
ing a letter to DR. GORDON HARRISS, Balti
more, Md.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by Mail or Express la any part of
the United States.
July 19. 53-ly 43-ly-c.
HAIR, SHUCK & MOSSMATTRASSES
ON hand and made to order, at
WILKINSON 4- ESLER'S.
Oct 27 up stairs.
SEGARS! SEGARS!
OF all grade
Depot
qualities, prices, fec,, at the Fruit
WILKINSON & ESLER.
Oct
.6
X-
CHEESE.
QCn BOXES superior Cheese, for sale by
C'JU Dec. 15. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
''I am a man, and deem nothing which relates to
man foreign to my feelings."
READ ! ! ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous l,lfe or a Premature leath.
KINKELIN OS SELF PRESERVATION'.
ONLY 23 CENTS.
THIS Book, just published, Is filled with useful
information, on the infirmities and diseases of
the Generative System. It addresses itself alike to
YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD AGE.
To all who apprehend or suffer under the dire con
sequences of early or prolonged indiscretions to
all who feel the exhaustive effects of sedentary and
bencful habits to all who in adition to declining
physical energy, are the victims of nervous and
mental debility, andof moping and melanchoiy de
spondency. Dr.K. would say
READ THIS ROOK.
The valuable advice and Impressive warning it
gives, will prevent years of misery and suffering,
and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their children.
UrA remittance of 25 cents, enclossd In a letter,
addressed to DR. KINK KLIN.PHILADELPHI A,
will ensure a book, under envelope, per return of
mail.
j3rDr. K. fifteen years resident Physician. N. W.
Corner of THIRD and UNION Street, between
Spsucb yndPisa, Philadelphia, may be consulted
confidentially.
He who placeshimself under the csreof Dr. K.
may religiously confide in his honor ss s gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skin as a physician.
fPersons at a distance may address Dr. K. by
letter (post-paid.) and be cured at heme.
PACKAGES of MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS,
dc, forwarded, by sending a remittance.aad pot up
secure from DAMAGE OR CURIOSITY.
f-Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Canvass
ers, and all others supplied with the above work at
very low rates.
June 2. 34-ly-c.
FLOUR.
40
BBLS
best brands.
For sale by
C. DuPRE
Oct. I.
& CO.
FOR SALE.
THE House snd Lot occupied by the sub
scriber on ! oart, between Nun snd Ann
.Streets possession eiven 1st October, in-
ply at the Ice House,
SILAS H. MARTIN.
June 28, 18 53. 44.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
I HAVE this day associated with me in business
my Brother, B. G. WoUh, and would solicit or
the new firm, a continuance of the patronage here
tofore so liberally bestowed upon myself.
' . T. C. WORTH.
The undersigned have this day formed a copart
nership under toe style of T. C. B. GL. Worth,
for tha transaction of the forwarding and eonmaaia
sioa boaineaa. . . ; .
We are occupying tha fireproof brick atore and
plank wharf in front, owned, and formerly accopied
by SU W Brawn, aa well aa hia naval store wharves
and shed, immediately ,below Ann street, and are
amply prepared to receive and forward.aell er store,
any amount of merchandise entrusted to oar care.
Usual advances madeon Co rton. Naval Stores or
i - - i -- H nrftailii m
5
; OUR0OTTO lSJTaPLBASE,n
iit i-.: ?--iVAT-rnJaV- - r ?' C
TYUaalagtoa saddle. Hartteaa, aa4, fr
JLiwii" .;.;. fMaamftetoryv -: , , t
THE aabactiber raspaeUslly in forms the pmblic
-L that he has recenUy received additions to !
stock er Saddle and Harness Mounlings, dte., the
latest and nott iraprored style, and ia constanly
maCMt&etnrina:, his store oa market street. vary
deecriptton of artlclein the above line. From hia
experience in the bnsiness . fee feels confident that
he will be able to give entire satisfaction to a 1 1 w bo
may favor him with a call. He has now on hand,
mna winconsianii Keen a nrx uionnen i o
Concv, Gist and Sultey Hornets, LMdy'i Saddles,
Bridles. Whips, ..Gentlemen's Saddlet, Whips
Spurs, pe.
fe-allofw
V Jbest in
5 has ala
which he will warrant to be o
f thefe
inks, Tf
materials and workmanship
1 1 so a larcre assortment of Trn
Valises, Saddle and Carpet Bags, Satchels,
Fancy Trunks, dec , and ail other articles usually
kept in such establishments, all of which he offers
lowfor CASH, or on short credit to prompt custo
mers.
Saddles .Harness, Trunks, edical Bags. 4c.de
made to order.
Inaddition tothe above the subscriber always
keeps on hand a large supply of String Leather,
and has now, and willKe?p tlirougu ineseason a good
assortment of l'Jy Nc-tts.
All are invited to call and examine my Goods,
whether in wantornot, as I take pleasure in shew
ing my assortment to all who may lavor me with
call.
Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at af air price
topcrsons buying to manufacture.
Also. Whirs at wholesale.
Allklndsof Riding Vehicles bough t andsold on
commissions. JOHN . CONOLEY .
j a n . 8 1853. 39
sashTblind
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Formerly conducted by Guy C. Jlolchkiss
rrHE public-are hereby informed, that 1 havebcei
JL appoinied agent for the sale of Window Sash,
Blinds and Doors, manufactured by the New Ha
ven Co., and am prepared to filial loraers in the. i bo ve
line. The quality of the work ol the New Haven
Co. is well known in this market. Builders andall
personct n want of the above articles, are requested
lo sendin their orders, and they will be promptly
filled l crmj lnvanaoiy casa on aeuvery .
WM. A. GWYER.
General 'Agent Commission and Forwarding Mer
chant.
April 18. IS
LARGE STOCK
OF FURNITURE.
TU h subscriber w
ou Id re g
ttenilon Wegk
ety laigc 1
spcctfully Invite the
of the public, lo his v
and complete assortment of Furniture now being
received and recently selected l-y lumscll at tin
Manufactories : duiing the present month, hisstock
will be complete and consist in part of the fol
lowing articles.
Fine Sets Drawing Room Furniture, in Dam
ask and Hair Cloth ;
Setts Painted Chamber Fan.il u re.
50 Sideboards, Secretaries and Book Cases;
50 Sofas and Tele a Teles ;
100 Bureaus;
100 Wash Standa, marble and plain ;
100 Rocking Chairs;
75 Nurse do.
125 Tea and Dining Tables ;
75 Centre, Card and Sola do.
75 Toilet do.
100 doz. Chairs, cushioned, cane and Windsor;
250 Bedsteads, in mahogony, walnut, maple and
iron;
Wardrobes, mahogony anastainca;
Office Furniture ;
Children's Chairs;
Ottomans, Foot Stools ;
A fine assortment of Looking Glasses ; ,
Teapoy's Whatnots Hat Stands ;
Settees, Work Tables ;
Work Boxes. Paper Hangings;
Window Shades, &c. dc.
A few viiy fink Piamo Fostes, and in fact al
most any article that may be dt sired, in complete'
lv furnishing Dwellings, Hotels, Offices or So
ciety Rooms Front Street.
J. D. LOVE.
Wilmington, N. C, Sent, 9, 1SB3 76.,
SMOKED BEEF.
and I'. M. Beef. Smoked Tongues
OMOKED
O a
Mackerel, &c, received ihis darby
L.. it. BAKLUIT,
Dec. 17 No, 3 Granite Row.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
MARKET STREET.
NEXT TO MESSRS. WILKINSON 4 ESLER
I HAVE now on hand and for sale, at the very
lowest market prices, a full assortment of fancy
and domestic Dry Goods, viz: Ladies Cotton,
Flannel, Cashmere, Merino and Silk Hose; Gloves'
of all qualities and styles; Children's worsted
Boots, Boas, Leggins, Habits, Hood, Hats, Sus
penders, Comforts, Scarfs, &c; Merinos; Cobergs;
Black Alpaccas; raw Silk Plaids; Mouslin de
Laines; Persian Cloths; Cashmeres; Calicoes:
Ginghams; B lea cited Shirtings and Sheetings;
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings ; Oxnaburgs ; Can
ton Flannels ; Table Linens; Towellings, Nap
kins; Blue Demims ; Striped Shirtings; Bedtlck
lngs ; Plaid Linseys; Marlboro' Stripes ; Kerseys;
Kentucky Jeans ; Satinctte; Cassimeres, Cloths,
&c. Ladies white and colored kid Gloves ; Gents
colored kid and buckskin Gloves.
I would most respectfully. Invite the sttention of
the Ladies to my assortment of French worked
colored Embroidered Handkerchiefs ;. Dress But
tons: Silk Gimp; Braids; black Velvet, for trim
mings, fcc.
Haviug now a complete assortment of Dry Goods
I would most respectfully invite purchasers to ex
amine my stock before buying elsewhere, as 1 feel
confident they will be well paid for iheir trouble.
Come and decide for yourselves.
Oct 6. L. F. WILSON.
WE ARE NOW READY,
TO Contract for any kinds of Work in upholster
ing business. WILKINSON & ESLER,
Nov. 15. Upstairs.
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
1 Cf HDS. prime new crop Cardenas Molasses.
A wU now landing from brig Ellen Hayd.n. For
aale by
HATHAWAY & SON.
Jan. 3
123
CORN
SHELLERS AND STRAW CUTTERS
A LOT of each, just received, among them is a
l new style and much approved btraw Cutter
For sale by
ZENO H.
GREENE.
Dee. 17.
N- C. T. copy.
117.
NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMERE.
3 BALES Fries, Cassimeres, manufactured at Sa
lem, N.C.; the best goods of the kind made in
America; cheap. H EDR1CK A RYAN.
Nov. 19th 108
BLANKS.
THE following Blanks are printed and kept coo
-L stantly fot ssle at the Office of The Commercial.
COMMERCIAL.
Shipping Articles
Rates of Freight on W
& R. Rsil Rood.
Do. on Line Boats.
mils or Lading.
Do. Letter Sheet.
Crew Lists.
Prices Current.
Checks on sll the Banks.
Charter Party.
Msnifests of all kinds.
Entries Merchandise.
Do. Ballast.
Bills of Exchange, bound
sad In enecta.
Do. Domestic.
Negotiable Notes on the
several Banks.
Do. on all the Banks.
BUI of sale of Vessels
MISCELLANEOUS.
Warrants, with and with
out judgment.
Negro Passes.
Warrantee Deeds.
Bills of Sale.
Do. of Negroes.
Bonds for Negro Hire.
Mortgsge Deeds.
Bonds for the Delivery of j
property. I
COURT BLANKS.
Von. Exponas. iSnbpcenas County snd
ca btiod Bontf. Superior Conn.
Alias Vend. Ex. Jurors Tickets, County
Kits. f and Superior Court
i Writs.
Allklads of Blanks and Job Work, executed te
raer wits aeatneas and dispatch.
JU9T RECEIVED FROM
BLTIM0RE AND PHILADELPHIA.
QprB8LS.SU vers Fire Proof Pais t , all colors
tJ2Q casks Spanish. Brown ;
10 do. Venetian Red ;
& da. Yellow Ochre. For sale by
C.dfc D. DuPRE,
Druggists and Chemists,
Jan. 9. Wllmington.N.C.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
OKK EGS Prime Goshen Batter t 150
boxes
1 prime Cheese.
For ssle bv
ZENO H. REENP
W. C.T. copy. 117-
Pee. 17.
QrX QUARTER, and Half bblaw sxtra fine Fallen
aarKet Beet, fox sale by - -
QStJBL 4v - V K ; ; C DP& CO.
BANCROFT'S HISTORY U. S
TITS voL 5tl vol. aa lssasr stahHsbed. Received
:CRNrnjRe.
JUST received end lot ak to for en si. byS.lt
WEST.:- - -
2S dox.Ca.alr, assorted xlaast
$ Rocking Chaka assorted kinds t
.iVfcCildrB's I -oo
S Fin Mabogoay do
2 Wash Stands, do
2 Toilet Table, 4o
2 " Dinner, do do
20 Fine Bureaus, do
40 Fine Mahogany and Walnot Sofas, assorted
kind;
F1ie Chamber Set. assorted kinds ;
A) Bedsteads. do
60 Looking Glasses. do
100 Dox. Olass Tamblers, do
2 Fire-proof Iron Chests, Patent Locks, said to
be the best now in use.
Call and examine or yourselves.
Nov. 15th 104-tf
SPIRIT BARRELS.
ZCr Spirit Barrels, just received per schooner
CJJ Victory, and for sale by
Nov.8. 101 RANKIN A MARTIN,
DR. J. B. IIARCIIISI'S
CELEBRATED CATUOLICON,
For the relief & care of Suffering Females.
It r lands pre-eminent
for its curative
powers in all the dis
eases for which it is
recommended, call
ed Female Complaints
Of tnese are Pao
Lxrscs Utsbi, or
Falling of the
Womb; Flovi Al
bus, or Whites;
Chronic Inflamma
lion and Ulceration
of the Womb ; Inci
lental Hemorrhage,
r Flooding; Pain
ul, Suppressed, and
rresrular Mmstrua
on. oxc, with all their accompany evils, (Cancc.
excepted,) no matter how severe or of how long
standing
1 he Catholtcon far surpasses other remedies, in
being more certain, lessexpensive.and leaving the
system in a belter condition. Let all interested in
such a remeedy call and obtain a pamphlet (free
containing airple proof, from highly respcctabl
sources, of Ihe happy results ol ilj use together
with lettersfrom first-class experienced physicians,
who have used it in their practice, and speak Irom
iheir own observations.
R SFEBEKCCS.
Prof. Dbsiinr, M.D , Baltimore, Md.
J. C. Orrick, M. D., "
P. B. Peckham, M. D, Uti. a, N, V.
D. V. Foote, M. D., Syracuse, N. V.
M. H. Mills. M. D., Rochester, N. V.
L. D. Fleming, M. D., Canandaigua, N. V.
W . W. Reese, M. D., City of N. Y.
W. Prescott, M. D., Concord, N. H.
J. P. Nswland. M. D.. Utica. N. Y.
Pamphlets can be had gratis at ihe .More of
S. B.& J. A. EVANS, Druggists
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wilmington, N. C.
And of most of the leading Druggists in the
State.
Letter addressed lo Messrs. Beach f- Brownscm,
Agents at Xevibcrry C. H., S. C, by Rev. C. S.
Beard, of same Slate.
Glbwx SmiNaB, Jan. 9ih, 1853.
Messrs. Beach At Kaowwsow Stas : I send for
another bottle of your ' Marchisl's Utarlne Ci
tholicon." My wife has been afflicted for eleven
vears.and a variety of means has been resorted to
for relief, but none was obtained until I received
this medicine from you. lis influence seems al
most magical : there was a manifest improvement
from the day it was taken.
As there are a great many females In our country
laboring under the affliction for which your medi
cine proposes a remedy, I feel It a duty to recom
mend it to atl such.
(Signed.) Clough S. Beasb.
J. B. MARCH ISI & CO., Proprietors.
Central Depot, 304 Broadway N. V.
Nov. 19. 106-lyc
FOR SALE.
THE DWELLING HOUSE on From
street, at present occupied by Mr. Geo. H.
LKellcy. For particulars, apply to
T. W. BROWN.
'. 17. 106-tf.
No
MATTRASSES
OF Prepared Chucks, Moss and Curled Hair on
hand and made to order, up stairs over the Fruit
Depot.
Nov. 15.
104
JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILAD'A
1CASE Sulph. Quinine, 50 ozs. Calomel,
10 ozs. Snlph. and Acetate Morphine.
25 ocs. Cinchonia, 5 ozs. i'alarlne,
25 ozs. Blue Mass, 10 ozs. Chloroform,
19 bbls. Epsom Salts, and a choice collection o
Chemicals from the Labratories of Poms & Weight
man and Chas. Ellis. For sale cheap at
r.. &. D. DuPRE S,
Drug and Chemical Store, Market at.
June 9. 37
WILMINGTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
1He .iih.rtl.r)ili.ll,ir..i..M.H Ih. .... nl
A several lareeestablishments at the Norfh. which
willfiirnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
nnfinishek, foreign and domestic MARBLE of sll
quail ties, is prepared to nil all orders for
MONUMENTS AND TOMB STONES,
snd every other article in the line of the business
at reasonable rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING OR CARVING
Executed a i vcllas can be done either North or
South.
The best -eferencc can be given, if required.
JAS . McCLARANAN.
Msrch 3. 149-tf.
TALMAS AND LADIES CLOAKS.
BLACK and coloured, of the very latest French
Pattern ; Ladies black and eoloured Cloths for
C ieaks, and Trimmings for the same. Received
andforsaleby JAMES DAWSON.
Nov. 23. 109.
FOR SALE.
1 Cn SUPERIOR. ?J. C. Hams
RANKIN A. MARTIN.
Dec. 17
117
FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR.
rye BBLS. fresh ground, for sale by
I O ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
Dec. 1
110
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL assortment of Preston & MerrelTt Ex
tracts snd Yeast Powder, Lime Ji'ke, f-c ; sUo
Swinborn's patent refined Gelatine, a new and su
perior article, at L. N. BARLOW'S,
Pee. 8 3 Granite Row.
"STEEL JMIXED,
CADET Mixed snd Oxford Grey Cassimeres, s
large assortment ol long snd square Bay Slate
Shawls; fine Merino do., sssorted colours, Real
Shiker Flannel and Shoker Knit Shirts sad
Drawers ; Ladies French Corsets, Cat ten Fsrni
ture Fringes i Psris Plaid Sstin QusdriUe Dresses
and Rich Winter English and French Prints.
For sale ay JAMES DAWSON.
No. 29. 109.
TOWAGE."
ON snd after this date all vessels
towed in hsrber bv Steamer Sam.
Beery and Calhoan. will ba eharvea
4.00- . GEO. HARRISS, Agent.
Nov. 8th, 1853. . 101.
TOWING BY STEAMER CALHOUN
I HS!Jk ORDERS foi
US-CALHOUN,
sBawMwdilefi at tha offi
fortowingby STEAMER
ill have attention u
office of
GKO. HARRISS.
10.
Ns
1 16.
WESTERN SIDES.
1 ft HMDS, expected, per brisBaena VIsts. Fa
XV sale by RUSSELL A BRO.
Nov. 22
10?
GARDEN SEEDS.
GARDKN Seeds iostieceived from PhUsdelphia.
A large supply of Garden and Flower seeds, for
ale at
. D.DvPRE S
aJaa. 1
t ; f .
Drug aadCasmUal Store.
FU CASrs on haad.
. RANKIN MARTIN.
O? haad aadssad as rer, ?aa aisaaad aaaJ
2m&JiS i. '.ASa ' svsoi
.Frsasl SialUns UL Messenger ., Decerned
' RAIL svOAD LYBJCa. , r h
Am Cvmin' Tkrvngh the Rye."
If an engine meet aa engine
" Coming round a enrre," '
If they smash track, train and tender.
What da they deserve i
Not a penny's paid to any
So far as we observe, j ( ( 4 ,
But all acquit the engineer, ''. ' :
When " coming round the enrve."" " ' '
If an engine meet a steamer
" Coming through the draw,"
If they crush or drown Use public,
Need we go to law 1
If the engineer was careless
P'raps he's rather raw
They don't discharge an honest fellow,
" Coming through the draw."
If a steamer chase a steamer,
" Running up to time,"
If they burst their pipes and boiler,
Where's the mighty crime T
Should a jury, in a fury,.
Make thern pay one dime.
Or send the officers to prison,
" Running up to time V
If they maim or kill a body,
Or a body's wife,
Need a body sue a body,
For baggage, limb or life 1
If you sue for damages,
For pay for what you lost,
You get a broken neck or leg,
And have to meet the cost.
MISCEiLMNY,
YOUNG AMERICA IN THE NEGRO TRADE.
New Orleans. Jan. 17. Quite a laugha
ble scene occurred on Saturday night at ttic
First District police station, which (or a time,
f yen caused oor friend, the deaf, nnd dumb
jailor, to rt ltix the rigidity o( discountenance
u lntii', and burst out into a mute laugh.
Two small boys, apparently nbotH nine or
ten yeursjofiiga. appeared at Ihe high consta
ble's office, leading in a small iiecio boy,
with his hands behind him.. The yaunfr de
scendant of Ham could not have been more
than ix yeutsof oge. The officer in etten
da'.ce at the jail demanded of oar preeocrons
young friends what they wanted. The
spokesman of the party, who appeared to
have a few days the advantage ol hia corn
panion, both in age and wisdom, replied.
'We wants to sell this 'ere llijrrer.', "Where
did you get the nigger?" inquired the officer.
Oh ! we picks htm up in ihu street out here,
running at large ; and wa wants to sell bios,
to get some money for to go nod see the han-
imuls what am come down to Canal street."
returned Young America. "Well what do
you ask Ibr him ?" inquiied the officer,
"Ten dollars only." responded the young negro-dealer,
with a cotiteroplous eorl e4 the
lip. The officer told them that it wasa very
low price, and he strongly suspected they
had stolen the negro; nnd that he. would
have to arrest them aa negro stealers. At
this tho young dealers took fright, and away
they scampered, leaving their property in
the hands of the officer, who released the
boy and had him returned home.
From the Charleston W. Xeics and Southern L. Gz.
LITTLE TOMMY.
Last summer, while naseinir. rapidly op
King street, on our way lo the rail ears, that
were to take us to lite mountains, 1 saw a
ittle boy seated on a curb stone. ,Ha was ap
parently about five or six years old. and hia
well combed hair, clean bands and, lace,
bright though welt patched apron, and whole
appearance indicated that lie was the child
ol a loving, though indigent roolher. A
we looked at him closely, we were struck
with the heart-broken expression of bis coun
tenance, and the marks of recent tears on
his cheek. So, yielding to aa impulse which
always leads us to sympathise with the joys
or sorrows of the little ones, we stopped, and
putting a hand upon his head, asked what
was the matter? He replied by holding op
bis open hand, in which we beheld the frag
ments of a broken tin toy--a figure of a cow.
Oh ! is that nil well, never mind it.
Step into the nearest toy shop and buy ano
ther" and we dropped a fourpence into his
hand That will buy one, will it not T' r
4 Oh yes.1 replied he, bursting inie a par
oxysm of grief, but (hit was little Tommy's,
and Ae's dea d !"
We gave, him the last piece of silver we
possessed, hat had it been goid, ' wa doobt if
he would have noticed it more"than. he did
the silver. The wealth of the world coald
not have supplied the vacnocy that the
breaking of that toy had left ju his Utile on-
sophisticated heart. ,
SLAVE PLOT IN KENTUCKY.
We learn from the Louisville Courier,
that Henry County, Ky., has recently been
the scene of considerable excitement, arising
from the discovery of a plot of some slaves to
murder a family because they thought one
of their number had been sold, and make
their escape to Canada. The family which
it was proposed to murder was Darned Hern
don. One of the servants, suspecting that
his master bad taken another off to sell bim,
told his views to several others, and ir was
agreed to throw a stone in nf ihe window
and kill a little boy.
The lady of the house, it was expected,
would be alarmed and run out. and thee she
was to be murdered. Tftis done, the negroes
were to divide, one party to flee at once to
Canada, and the others la remain until the
return of their master, who was lo be killed,
and the money which he was supposed to
have received for the servant he bad taken
with him, to be appropriated to Iheir ose.
This scheme was carried out so far as to
throw the stone through ihe window, but th
boy at whom it was directed, escaped, and
the hearts of the conspirators failed. PSTbo
neighbors coming in and enquiring about tho
atone which had been thrown, the negroes
talked so aa to draw suspicion upon them
selves, and being stoppea confessed tha plot,
implicating a large number ef negroes and
one w hite roan. Several ef the slaves eon
cerned have been sold. ':
IMPRESSIONS AT FIRST SIGHT.
This subject at sapper table was getting
' talked over." when th lady who .presided
"o'er the cup and tea," said, "sb alwaya
formed an idea of a person at first sight, andj
that idea she (bund was general! correct
one." - - - - - " ',
-Mamma," snid her youngest son, In a
shrill voice, that altraawdj the attention or all
P WeH, my dear," said the iohAwMlr,
"what do yoa want?" . r t
( want to know," said Young Atactica,
.'what yoa t houghs wbeav yow first saw me T'
There was no answer ta this qoery) but
we learn that a generaj Ulter prevailed, and
tbat Charlis) was taken Into the kitchen im
mediately by ih servant, v -
fitz-cheen nmxcjLsrl
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