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The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
" VICINITY OF RALEIGH FOR SALE.-By
virtue of Power of Attorney, executed TO me by the
owners and parties Interested shall offer for sale al
Public Auction the highest bidder, that highly i'm
proved and desirable residence of the late Judge SEA
WE'LL together with The lands adjacent and appurtenapt
estimated at 2SS Acres.
The MANSION HOUSE is a large two story build
ing, of excellent material. containing eight large
Rooms, with good dry cellar, silualed in The middle
of an extensive grove Of Forest Wi hin the
curtiIase, and only few yards from the door, two
exceen, Springs of the pureSt water. The outhouseS
consisting of Barnes. Stables, Carriage Houses Work
Shops, Offices, Kitchen, Servants Houses, Dairy &c.
are conveniently located and very eommOdIous. At
tached 10 the premises, is highly improved Garden
Orchard and Meadow, and about 20U acres of Land
heavily limbered, with Oak and Hickory. This Resi-
dence is situated about of a mile from the Capitol,
and when considered in reference to its accommoda
lions heaIlhlulne>s and location, offers attractions
purchasers very rarely be with in this part the
Country.
The Property will be sold in Lot. Of different sizes
10 suit purchasers, and will be made positively ifhOu
feSerUe the premises. Thursday, The lst day of
December next. A credit of one, and three years
will be given, TO be secured by bonds, with satisfactory
personal security, bearing interest from day of sale:
and the title reserved until the purchase money paid
Persons desirouS Of visiting examining the pre-
misses can Gallon LEONARD II. SEAwELL, Esq
WARNER NJ. LEWIS.
Raleigh, September 8, 1912. All 13t
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VgNAKEN UP, and committed to he.Jail of Wayne
county, on the 23d of July, 1919, negro man who
calls himself Noah Runnels and says he belongs to
nes supposed 10 be about forty years DID, five
feet nine or ten inches high black com plexon quick
spoken The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
CALVIN COOR. Sheriff.
Sept 2S5 l642. pr. adv. SO &c y 4lS:6m.
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HATS AND SHOES IN ABUNDANCE!

q AMES II. ALFRIEND has just received,
- and is opening beautiful and complete assortment
OF goods in his line comprising great variety such
as Beaver Brush Cashmere, Neuria and Silk Hats,
very best for gentlemen and youths Gentemen's ine
Otter and Seal Caps; fine Cloth and Seet;e Caps for
Youth and Children with large assortment of white
and black Wool Hats and hair Seal Caps for servants
His stock of Ladies and Genllemen's Boots and Shoes
Is also large part of which is very Superior having
been selected with great care expressly for this Marked
His friends and the public generally are invited 10 cali
and examine for themselves he is determined 10 sell
cheap for cash, short credit to puncual custom
Eers, (only.) JAMES T. ALFRIEND.
Raleigh, Oct. "a, 1912 4l7-lct
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neutrality-suspicious. For SALE

VJALUABEEPLANT FOR SALE
~ The SUBSCRIBER offers for sale that valuable plan
tation, miles west of Raleigh, called-OAK GROVE
as any IN the county There issa snug dwelling house
on the premises ofthe most delightfol situa-
tions fora country residence where TO be found
Apply to JANE WILLIAMS. VILLA lss
Raleigh. Aug. 24 1912. 406tf. :
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Nov. 1s,., 1912.
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

y COUNTY OF FRANKLIN.
Court pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sept Term 1912.
Rebeeca Virgins
The heirs at Law 'tio o " NN0e''
-Of Elias Virgins. J
Josiah Watford and wife, Petition for .alc ot slaves
N'-" o"N-'' belonging TO the Estate of
Alfred Virgins & others. ''"0 ie9'ne' oecedseu'
1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF The Court, that
Harwood WIggins Green Virgins, Alfred Wiggns,
WihelorG May, Priscilla Underwood and Sally Free
man, defendants in the above stated Petitions, reside
beyond the limits of this State, that the ordinary
process issuing from this Court reach them Ii
is ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Standard for six weeks successfully for them appear
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the County of Franklin at the Court House
Louisburg, on the second Monday in December next;
then and there to answer TO the said petitions they
will be taken pro confesso them, and final DEGREES
be entered up accordngo the prayer of said petitions.
Witness Smith Patterson, Clerk of our said Court
Office the Second Monday in September, 1912
s.. PATTERSON, C. C. C.
Ssptember2, 2, 1872 (Pr adv. IS 62k.@> 4I86t.
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a CARD.-W T. Balm. residing within one hun
n dred yards of the Capitol, will be prepared 10 ac-
commodae with Board few Members Of the approach.
ing General Assembly. His Terms will be moderate
November g, 1912. 4i9.Gt.
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"A wees to The Public as Agent to buy or sell
Bank or other Stocks or Public Securities in North
Carolina His charge will be per cent on the a..
mount bought or sold. D. w. STONE.
Raleigh, octll, l841, 377lfY2.
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EEOHT"S CORN OIL, recommended as cure
IL ior Corns for sale al the Office of THE NORTH
CAROLINA STANDARD" Price, 25 cents per bot
tie 81 per dozen bottles.
March l, lS4l, -..-. S2S If.
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HRAY's OTNTMENT.-For sale, al The OF.
Mice of the North olina Standard that well
known excellent article, Gray's Oi0ment-by the do.
zen or single box. -9
Raleigh, Oct 26. 1912. 417.f-
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DORTR AIT PAINTIyG.-GEORG W.
Il FITZWILSoN, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity His room is
over Mr. r. C. Pamer's Jewellery Store, Fayetteville
Street. where specimens may be seen. The public are
respectfully solicited TO CALL
November 9, 1912. 4l9-5t. 4
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TNHE INDIAN ELIXIR, cure for Coughs.
L Asthma, and Inflammation OF the Lungs, is
eagbleexract OF agreeable taste, and in its
happy results. Price, 81 per bottle For sale by T.
LORING, General Agent, al the Office Of :The North
Carolina Standard" Raleigh. Also by w WARE,
Wilmington, and by A. PARKS, HIstoro', Y C.
March !, l941. 236tf.
Sttate Of North CarOIin;a-As Sac COum-
- ty. Court OF Equity, Fail Term, A. D 1912 Rich
ard Gentry Robert Hamilion, and Charles N Dowel
Bill of Injunction. s--
1t appearing the Court, that the Defendant Robert
Hamilton is not inhabitanl Of this State 1t is order
ed that publication be made for three months IN the
North Carolina Standard, published in the Town Of
Raleigh that the defendant Robert Hamilton, appear at
the next Court Of Equity to be held for Ashe County,
al the Court House in Jefferson the sixth Monday
after the third Monday of February next, and then and
there plead TO answer demur complanants bill
otherwise it will be heard exparte and judgment pro
confeSso taken against him.
Witness. Felix 3. Parks, Clerk and Master Of said
Court Office, This 18th day of October, A. D. 1872
F. B. PARKS, C. M E. y
October 26, 1912. (Pr. adv $73 4l7-l3t
. ECEK VVIFH'S ANTl-DYSPEPTIC PILLS
D an excellent sMedicine-fur sale at the Office of
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD. Price, so cents per
OK. SO Nov. 81, lSlI.--369tf
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Joel Jones. J -.,
1t appearing to the satisfaction of The Court thai the
defendant Joel Jones, is nhabitant of this Stale
1t is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
leigh, for six weeks, notifying the said Ioel Jones to
appear at the next term of the Conrt of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for said County, at the
Court House in KenansVilIe, on the third Monday in
January next then and there to plead, answer, or de-,
mur to said Petition Otherwise the same will be taken
pro confesso as to him. and heard exparte
Witness. JAMES DICKSON Clerk of said Court al office
the third Monday in October and 9Th year of our In.
dependence, A. D. lS42. -
JAMES DICKSON, Clerk.
Oct 81, 1912. (Pr adv IS 623 419 St.
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T'4UO EFaeas0IseCE EDOEEzvrS KeGUES1tg.
PROCLAMATION,

By HIS Enceztemcy, JOHN M MoREHEAD, Coz
ernor, Captain General, and Commander IN
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progress. of,hc Conspiracy.

We understand thar the Loco-Foco inspectors
IN me Iveifih hay,, taken the responsibility. OF
=7elthholdin4 from Mr.. A1LERTos (nnd we De.
=licyc from Mr CAnsAs also) he CERTIFICATE 81
Election /, which the Peoples Votes most clearly
ct,i,l,. them. We have heard, too--thongh II
zccfrs incrcdiblc-thathIr.O sGooD Eus expressed
lbs nrtlli1.caess 10 clain: ne seat ~ 'cllch he
Apolrs he uaS not clcctc2, and for hchtcs another
Ia3 ,qony n0rc roics than he. So in tie Sixth
Ward the candidates elected by the People arc
denied u rc;Irn although tic MAYOR on the night
rthe Election considered all the facts and deer
,ea that tho Election in the First District was
valid and the canvass good and la"ful we ap.
pea. to all honest and highInndcd mcn-to all
Loco.Focos who would scorn to hold poverty q
technical quEble--to stamp this conduct with
,Iior indignan, rcprobation.
But tllis#roor shuttle w not avail them. We
arc assured that the Peoples choice requires no
ratification from the late Common Councils In
.peclors Tic law declares that tho candidates
having the greatest number OF votes shall be
chosen; tie FeoPic have so chosen the =lnsPec-
tors nuvc counted the votes and whether they
choose TO declare the result or not, is mmaterial.
The result is notorious, the public will know it;
the servants ,hcv=havc chosen know il and they
VIII claim and take their seats accordingly Let
the OAcc.lloldc7. obstruct them if they dare
A. regards tie Twelfth Ward election,
know that nothing need be said on the
merits Of the case but the gross ialsehoods put
aAont with.rcgard to what Mr.. ALLEnros has said
or admitted are SO circums,antial and positive as
TO require rcfutation. The following letter from
Mr.. a. viii SCI them rest:
M Editor | am informed that report has obtained
circulation 10 the effect either Thurfdav or Friday
a,f had made affidavit before His Honor the Mayor that
did IN Sixteenth Ward and that had not conteni-
the Twelfth War at all anu am also
reported! said that allowed name 10 be used as
"A candidate for the Office Of Assistant Alderman OF the
Twelfth Ward merelyto crafty few OF my Wiig riens
that did intend 10 serve tcven elected 70 te
#iow Common Council, ac. &c.
Now, The whole matter rs above reported 'or iac
fabrication from beginning 10 end have never
pleasure OF AN Interview with His Honor the Mayor
officially Otherwise consequently so much is al>c
:i,r regards aiidavt-naking
Dprinn portion Of the last past have been within
ISL, Ward, but have been legal voter only IN the
2tl Ward where have lived and voted for fifteen years
and have voted anv where else during my lite Hy
>;ty Tie 10th Ward bein. merely temporary and never
emitting polls took possession of my house
goods there and nj! family exccp, wic and the
attendants her whc lying SICK, aud IN slch
condition TO preclude the possibility OF removing her
without endaugrrlng her lie.
person should take sufficient interest IN thus matter
10 induce him TO make tur,acr inquiries, TIL, Chairman Of
the Committee depuicd 10 tender me the nomination tCM
Ncw-Yofk April 49, l8422 GEO. w.ALLERTON.@
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Affair.". nj TTnnhiuuton.

rhrousl! letters and other adviccs from Wash
ipgton, we are appraised Of sundry important move
,npnis an the Political chess board, which we deem
worth communicating 10 our readers. We must
be brief now, but may tiH, room for more particu
lars hereafter.
!. Mr.. 1'aM Burcn is very generally regarded
by the knowing ont of the canvass for the
ncx, Presidency. His lahorious pilgrimage to the
shrine Of the Prophet, his conferences with Mcssrs
Stevenson, Richie, Polk. etc will no, avail him
The lnostcr.spri,s at Washington will settle the
game, aud they pretty unanimously Determined
II, ride or drive mex, time themselves The only dit
trrcncc is as to which of them shall take the rcius
Bcu,on alone remains faithful to the discarded
chief
II. Mr. Buciaaan in Pennsylvania, IL pushing
AMho,na, expects to be Vice when Buchanan Is
prcsilcut-which is very likely. They are two bro
tier Senators of many years association and SYM
patty (Buchnnaa is AN nvctsrate old Bachelor,
and We believe King likew.c-so that We r:ay cx-
poet the latlieslo take ground against them i! they
#rua.) Col. Il. ". Johnson is making considera-
bic interest for the Presidency in the West and
=
had not too eagerly exposed his Choctaw and pri-
vate-claim spccu!a,;oas. As it is, he may be con-
sdcyed a usedupman
ILL., The ticket which rs vet combines the great
est Loco-Foco strength at Westinghouse com
prscd. ,loba c. Caihoa, ct South Carolina for
PRESIDENT, and Lcrj Woodbury. New Hampshire
lor Vice President On this ticker thctull strength
otNulhiicaton, ul,ra-t'rco Trade. ul5ra-Savery OF
the Moth 10 mi,,akcn Southern policy can be.
rallied. Birmingham and Yorkshire could well
afford to furnish the sincws OF war to ensure It's
energetic support. We think this is The ticket
which, VIC shall have the luxury OF opposing in the
great contest OF lSis Won; i; be labor Of love
10 do it
IN.fherc has been an effort to bring forward
StlR> H.'1skt# OF our State a candidate for the
Presidency, but it meets with poor success South,
oyn Loco Eocoism Is resolved 10 have the whole
ordering OF affairs this time and i, docs no, fo-
GET that Silas halpcd to shape and voted TO pass
the high Tariff OF 1928. that, hillo denominations
aud would be an advocate OF Protection but Tor
the cou>,ain, Of his party position.
V. The las, card vet played By the Van Bu-
rcn section o! the party IS that OF paying court 10
Captain Tyler, praisins and tla,,csios him with
promises OF support in the next CANVASS in case
he viii consent 10 rcGacdcl his Administration so,
As regard 70 men and measures t2e IN
cosdaacc with their views They only ask for The
prescn, Ncw,lo DIRK Loco oco in the Cabinet ana
Veto on the Iarid bill tina, is 10 pass il il do no,
cnlhoiy Repeal of the Land Distribution! Mod,
estsouis Bu; this squad ha. no real intention Q!
supporting the President for reelection any even;
-'heT present maneuvu Is only Intended "a
mead other aspirants. We believe Mr.. lyle:
has too much sasuciiy 10 DC deceived b, them.
VI We rcjoice hear tina, ,!;e!r is nov ma
lory Q; MrcS in the Senate in "a s2r OF passing Mr.
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Tallnladg.s ExcheqCer bill with same unes seniIal
notifications. In the House there Is less sssur-
ance, bu, the feeling Is improving. The TACT i,
either the Exchequcr Plan sctil answer, and there
fore ought to be adopted for the sake Of The col1-
try or it ron; answer, and ought 10 be tested 10
the matter :, rest and remove al cavl agaii.t
more efficient measure L., this subject Dc soae-
how dis posed Of and ne shall then beabl- 70 make
direct=issue with our antagonists a Protective
Tariff and the Land Distribution on both OF which
tho genera! sense OF The Country i decidedly IN
our tavor.
VII There j. che general r,lleyvtlic! na- be
held 70 aervadc and color all action At Washing
ton and all bulletins thence issued. '.iz-Is.@
eucr yo1l f2a a man reiement ard r0c!ter0ls
agaiast sPREslDEST-MATIsc BE- SIRE he is dse2-
lyengoped n IL; and ,rlere gan. ind a 1na1.ds-
claiming ago5ast Congress tor DING nothing.
be SIRE he is ouc erho 1ra5,ts aotdie donc.
GEyr1yr RErogY.-The House vi Representa-
tives on Saturday adopted an amendment 10 the
General Appropriation ball. By which all the PRINT
ing Of the Executive Departments Is hereafter to
be advertised and given by contrac; TO the loves,
responsible bidder. This most salutary= afd excel
lent provision uill PROVE of iaculculablc salue 70
the Coun,ry-cn.uring i direct pecnniary saTi'g q
considerable annu,l amour, in the first instance.
bu, of infinitely greater worth indiminishrg Ike
cu,ive Patronage and the means OF holding N ccr-
rupt sIbscrvioncc the Pablo Prcss. The thanks OF
cvery Patriot are due 10 Congress Tor this Hooi'
provision We trust twill in good faith be car
ricd into effect and that,hc principle WILDE adopt
cd as fast as is consstcn; with the nviolabilit,
of existing contracts, by every State and City in
the Unon. It's selutary influences caanot be over
estimated.
THUS We find Congress, 80 falsely, iasidiousl,
rcyilcd as idle and useless, pushing through i'm
por,ant measures and cnacting salutary Reforms
with every week OF It's existence. For ten years.
never has 50 much been done, or so we'll done, at
so early a period Of the long Session. Yet the
clamor is keptup and blythe yery party viii Oh does
nothing, obsructs every thing and has to be driven
step by step by main force in order tina, any thing
shall be done Wings in Congress prefit BY these
uniu-, ealnors of your adycrsaric.; givc them the
One Hour Rule forthwith. and take at least one
important bill ont of Committee every week-by
mun strength, if need be. The Country is with
you, and needs but energy and action your part
to rouse il again to bear on the Wing standard 20
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10 Two brothers, James and Alexander Swca-
ncy, the one passenger and the other hand OH
board the Ontario, were recently drowned. about
four miles from Portsmouth, on the Ohio. One
of them, in a state OF intoxicaton, had some diff
Guilty with his brother, and jumped overheard :;
wheIcupon the brother lcapcd into the yawl to
the drowning man. and both were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
Ecy- York guttie Market.

fRep6rted Tor The Tribune.
BEEF-!G1 head OF beef cattle froEa last
week, 1000 brought in sinceo which 80 were from inc
South, the greater part the this STATE and
ie" from the East a large proportion OF the cattle were
OF ordinary quality selling at 81 50 per o!bs aud he'e
were none extra fire. The best brought s. 81 So The
average OF all the sales about IS. 1t wa, called on ths
whole dull market
Mich COWS.-Therc 40 COW. with calves IN
market from Pennsylvania and New Jersey and all but ~
were sold al goo S}5.
SIEEPTl,erc were t75 in market, ard 800 were s71
Some very fine brought $ SO per head and some heafed
so!d at 81 Sc Others ransed from - 81 So according
quality.
liAf-The demand was light, and the quantity brough'
IN vas not much more than enough 10 supply II Inc
sales we're made loose by tho load s4. per 100 IDS
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FAcroRlEs-Wc learn from the Troy Wing
that Mr. Benjamin Marshall, of this city, Is aboat
erecting four factories on the Pocs,enkill i'll ndd
ton TO the two already in progress there. The
amount Of money to bccxpended Is about $500, 600
and the mills when in operation will afford en-
ployrncnt to more than 1000 persons. y. y AM
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7Sarlxcss,

AS!IES-h parcel Of barrel, Pots has been taken al
81: anda small lot at6c0. Pearls are quiet at 5 o.
ZCOTToN-Thcce has not been enough done to-day %
show the full e.ec, the adyces from Liverpool but hod'
willing accept lower terms nr the poorer grade'
Fine Coons viii probably hold their prices.
FLOJR-Snail sales OF Gcnesce made At SIT but
tic weather to-day has prevented much business Fora
iavor,e brand OF NewOrl-aE afoat co offered and
refuses. There i,qriry for SouthernG Georgetown
81, Brandywine ai az, Pennsylvania 10, Balti
Country ) Is, Richmond City 90.
GRalN-Corn and Rye are in fair demaod and have an
improving tendency. Sales 1900 bushels yellow jersey
Corn at 81, and 1900 White a, g. parcel OF 1000 bushels
Ncw-O!eans sold att.c and 1000 do Virginia at &c
meas. Rye Is held al 6O 6lc-Nonhern Oats i5c
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II Home Leaguc.-The regular meeting of ,ba
Home League OF the State Of New York viii be held ar the
Repository OF the American Institute in The Park on Wne
Gay evening next the pt instant .. O'Clock IL hon-d
her WI! DC general attendance Of the friends OF aIuer
gers BOW n The city. - 10 81 an
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:.DDITIos4L DEATHS gY TIE ESrLosloS-Ne
are panied to add to tho numbered those who have
died OF injuries sustained by the explosion board
the Medora o., Thursday la,,, the names OF Duncan
Fcrguson TIE Engineer in charge Of the beat: John
Ysacer. late Engineer at Laavale FACTORY and
Jackson Recdsr, sou Of Mr. Charles Resaer
We we're MI led in placing tho name OF lH9H-
As ELpRipGs among the names OF the dead de
Is vet living. bat in a critical condition Inc
number OF deaths By the explosion, thus tar ascer
taii,cd, is t.ccnty.fse. Its YET quite doubtful
whether some four or five of those who have re-
ceived injuries viii recover. Bait Amer. =
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Us 4 daily paperis proposed TO be published a
the office of the Whitchal(N " Chronicle i
will be Wing of course.
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% The Toronto Patriot estimates the amount
Of American salt imported iRto Canada during the
last season ut 48 900 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

o.CossE11.s apDRE<-.-C'uE readers viii re-
member ,he=addvess Q; Daniel o,conae! 10 the
Irish in The United Sta,es, exhofsing them ear
nesrlv TO act with the political aboi.nis;s, which
was 50 strongly rePudia.ed by Bishop ErGHEs.
who declared his belief that inc address was for
re-y, and who said that st ali sveHt= 1t was the
duty Of ever na;eralizee: Irstinan 70 reject and
repldiai,. the address with indignation. In reply
to ,lli, card Of the Bi.aop. j. G. BtEsEF has pub
lishcd letter N the Detroit papers. declaring
that. thougfi=not pegfcctly sure. he has tie best
evidence for 5eEiesing the ,laress 70 be genuine
and he relates, in sGppor: OF this. several CONVERSE
ton, with M oCoane! in which thar gentleman
declared his intention his rs: leisure hour, OF
preparing and publishing precisely suc! an ad-
dress Mr.-Birnev says that Bi.hop Hughes
knows Ina, the guilt Of charging 50 base for
gerry upon his fellow-c:iizens K, in moral point
of .ew. Lu,litte behind the guilt OF PerPetrac;ng
the fraud itself.
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SHlrwREcK.-l;c American ship Majestic,
Capt Morrison was lost on the 10th of January on
the coas; cf Mcrlincour. six leagues west of Bou-
losnc. She was bound from, Antwerp 10 Apalnch.
cola, in ballast, and on, Of sixteen persons on
board enly FIVE were sa,ed-,hc Captain and the
two Mate. being among the lost. The ship was
likely to prove total loss.
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rJS The Ohio Statesman announces that the
Ohio Canal will be open for navigation on tho Goth
OF April
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0G The Hon Martin Van Burcn at Mo
bile on the 9Th.
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y The April number OF the AMERICAN LABoREa i. for
sale al th. o:aceprce {; The second uumber OF
this work viii be published Oh the first day OF May. The
volume VIII be completed in twelve numbers a, s. cents
each Persons desiring have The volume complete had
better sencn their Hanl-s carly possible The entire
volume viii cost but 10 cents ihns placing within the
reach OF all Mechanics Lasorer Farmers, you are all in
eres,e Ia the subjects discussed ths volume viii YOU
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BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

LATEST FROM MExno.-The schooner airs-
gold. which arrived Yesterday from NatamoraS,
brought alyiccs to the Sd instant. There Is MOTH
inc The news that enligh,cnt relative 10 the
intended INVASION of Texas, 81 the war-ikc plans
ar S.,,a An, y. O. PIC. 10Th.