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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-21
For the North Carolina Standard.

Al meeting of tire members Of the Bar attend
ing Curriluck Superior Court. called for the pur-
pose Of paying proper tribute To the memory OF
their. deceased brother, VIM. W. Cherry Esq his
honor Judge Battle being called TO the Chair, and
B. M. Baxter appointed Secretary, the meeting
was then addressed by G.. r. Kinney In warm and
feeling manner peculiar to the occasion.
The following resolutions were then introduced
by R. r. Heath. and seconded by 7. F. Jones and
passed unanimously: .--~
; Reso1red, That the intelligence of the death of
William w. Cherry, Esq. a member Of the bar
residing in this judicial circuit which has reached
Us during the present term has been received with
profound sensibility and with tie most unaffected
regret. and while in This affecting disPensaton of
Providence, we deplore the loss of kind, sincere
and generous friend and able ingenious and elo-
quent brother, we feel that our private eriefs are
almosr overwhelmed in the great calamity which
has beGallen his family, and the country.
ResOLred, That for candor, amiabllty, and be-
ueVolence in private, and for firmness, independ-
ence, ability and generous devotion in public rife,
we in all sincerely, declare our belief that few
have equatled and none surpassed him whose worth
now commemorate. --
ReSoLved, That as tribute Of respect to our
deceased and beloved brother, we will wear Grape
on our left arm for three months, and recommend
that our brethren throughout the District do the
same. O. '...-.. en-. =
Res6lred, That these resolutions be transmitted
by the secretary to the papers Of the District for
Publication, with request that other papers of the
State repoblish the same --r....' -. -
It-was moved and carried, that R.. r. Heath,
G.. r. Kinney and J. c. B. Elhringhsus be apPoint-
ed committee to transmit copy of these resolu-
our deep coincidence with them in, their bereave-
ment.S 90 w. H. BATTLE, Chnl'n.
B. M. BAXTER, 'Sec'y +.- |s'' -.,'--.. ,.....t
Cufrit1ck 9Th May, 1915. -. -,+, .-,.gs,.. ..ia
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1845.
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KATE have just received large assort mt of NeS
w Spring and Summer Goods and would respect
fully ask those who want bargains CALL as We are de-
termned to sell in accordance with the times and IcH
sell any article of merchandise We have at but small
advance of New York prices. Below we mentiena few
articles, and those who may call, promise such
an assortment, at such prices as cannot please
Rich Balconies, French Muslins anG Lawns.
bordeaux, Cobalteen Organde Muslins New style.
Black Matenna Lustring, Striped Pc. de. Sose. d
Light Spring Silks,
French worked Coin and Capes, Hem SliicLu aud
Revere -Bor'd L. G. Handkerc hiefs.
Large Loi Calicoes, from Cd cts yard up to 25.
Mtts, Kid Gloves, Laccs, Cotton Hose, Silk do,
Shades and Parasols,
Grass Linen, Brown do, " hite Drillings Brown do.
Cotton Stuffs for pants.
French Cashmere, Marscilles Vestin8s. Narssilles
Quilts.
s-4 and l2-4 Black and Brown Table Diapers, double
Danask Table Cloths.
Iackonets, Swiss Muslin, Linen Lawns, BObbineis,
Greci anetts, SC. sc. 50,
HARDWARE.
Scythe Blades, Collins Axes, Wedding Hoes. Coffee
Mills Trace Chains, Knives and Forks. Pen Knives,
Razors, Razor Straps. Spades Looking Glasses &C. &C.
Also best .Veto Orleans Sugar and best Rio Coffee
which'we will sell very low.
J. HIBECKWITH & CO.
Fayetteville StFeet few doors ebOve Mr.. R. Smiths
Store.
May FL. :.-1 , 550-6t--
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Relations ao;tA England. There is rumor
from Washington, coming through channels like
ly to be correct to the following purpor viz: that
the administration, in consequence of the new pos
ture of enr relations with England, contepplates
sending seut an extraordinary minister, charged
with the Ooregon egotiation, and also to propose
treaty Of reciprocal tariffs; that the President
desires that Mr.. Calhoun should undertake this
mission, and that it is with this knowledge, and
the understanding that Mr.. Calhoun would accept
this special embassy, that Mr. Pickens has dcclin-
ed the place of resident minister which was ten
dered to him. This is not bad plan, and we
have no doubt that it has been discussed at Wash
ington. N. Y Journal of Commerce.
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MARRIED.

In Nashville, N. c., on the 9th last, Dr.. Theo
phiIus Fl. Scottr formerly of this City, to Miss
Mary r., daughter of Lawrence Battle, dec'd,7 Of
lille. ..-'
AT Key's Cove, Badcn County, Mr.. D. A. Nc
MILAN. to Miss Barbara Allen, daughter of Jas
Allen, Esq.
At Newport, R. I. on the Sh inst. by the Rev
Mr.. Hall, Camillus Saunders, of Raleigh, N. c. to
Harriet Hamilton, daughter of Capt. VIM. V. Tay-
lor, U. S. Navy, of the former place.
Al AtFriends meeting house, Deep River the 14th
DR.. Nathan B. HILL of Randolph, to Eliza l.
daughter Of Richard Mendenkall, of Guiford.
In Guilford Mr.. Jesse B. Holmes TO Miss Han
nah Gorrell.
In Lenoir county, near. .Kinstou on the 18th uh
by Jesse Jackson, Esq, MIR. JORDAN McPH Fl ER-
son, aged IS years: TO Mrs. SOPHIA MUCHEY
aged 75years.
When Hymen brought his love delighted hour
There dweA no joy in Eden's rosy bower: a
The world was sad the garden was wild ..
And Man the hermit sighed 4iA Woman smiled
Communicate
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DIED,
Communicated


AT his fathers residence ia Louisa county, Viz
gina, on the 18th April last, DR.. Matthew Pleas
ants Anderson, at the youthful age Sf twenIy-eight
"Frend after friend departs
Who hath not lost friend 2"
The writer of this humble tribute knew the de-
ceased well at the Richmond College they first
met, where their acqus iHtance soor Tfpened into
The most ardent friendship aAd cfuse.R and delight
ful intimacy was HlainsaIned during their entire
ith hatinstit1ten. In his intercourse
with the stGdents he was greatly admired for his
social qualities and manly virtues, and gained the
cordial esteem and regard of all. With truth may
it be said, "none- knew him but TO love. hirfl.' /
But, alasl the spring time Of life, in the buoy
ancy ofyouth-when all around eonspired 10 rem
der his earthly sojourn. peaceful and joyous-this
valued friend has been cut off by the relentless
hand of Death and his ence noble but now life
less form reposes in the damp, cold grave. :
Most sincerely do we svmpalhize with the aged
father andthe desefate wife in their bereavement
and we would unaftectedly mingie our tears with
theirs in this the hour of their sorrow and attic
tfon a. - :,-l... LC. sS**********
c.'l: From the Jonesboro' (Tenn.) Sentinel.
In Carter county, Tenn, on the 4Ih Instant, in
the doth year of her age, Mrs. MARGARET "A.
SUMNER relict of the late David E. Sumner, Esq.
of HEREFORD county, and daughter of the late Chief
Justice Taylor, of North Carolina. She was on
her way to Middle Tennessee, but God in his
inscrutable wisdom, decreed that she should never
feachher destination, but after very short illness,
serPed the pptsatlons OF heart as warm as ever
throbbed within the human breast. She has ever
been an afectionate and attentive daughters Ten
der and gentle mother, and a humane and aiadul-
gent mistress and has discharged fanhfully alf the
duties attached to the sphere of life in which she
moved. 4Then may we not hope that she has not
gone unrswarded! An aged mother and a large
family of children are left to lament the too early
death ofoaes whose life and virtues viii be source
at sad but pleasing memory to the one, and a
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To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical works nj the
- North Carolina Book store.

A System of Practical Medicine, Comprised in,
n Series of Original dissertatiOns-by Alex. Tweedie
NJ. DE. r. s., in 2 vols.
a Treaties on the Diseases and Special Hygiene of
Females-by Colembat DeLIsere-by Charles Meigs.
Principle Of Surgety-by Jane sMiIler, F. r S. &C.
in / vol.
Taylors New Work on ss.MedicGl Jitrisprudence.p
Churchill on Diseases of Females in 1 vol -
r Alison's Pathology in yol-7an nes1 Aeork s
Williams Pathology ia vol -
Fergusson's Practical Surgery, With Hius1rations
Graham's Chemistry with numerals Iliustrat,ons
The Elements of Materia Mediea and IhereapO
by Jonathan Pere:ra NJ. D. &c. -'.-E,.....
Prodt.on the Stomach and Renal Diseases. ana
Hope the Heart-in vol - 49,
Lawrence on the Eye. \ f.
Rcord on Venereal-in1 vol. ...,-
Elliotson & Stewartsen's s Practice Of Medicite e.
Chapman on FeVers Dropsy and Gout. ~ +.
do on Thoracic & Abdominal Vicera.
Also all the Works Of Dunglison, Eberle, Devices
and others. Call in and examine Stock, send
your ORDERS which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. ~ f.. ~ ...-' -.
TURNER'S & HUGHES, PubEshert Agents
May 2I, l845. 550-Iy
01S- The Register and Independent. .~ :. =
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THE MARKETS.

NeU York NAY is.
We have no later intelligence from Europe since
our last NOR have we had any news from any
quarter ocreate an excitement. The legislature
of this State have adjourned, after long session
and as usual, on the last days they done up all
their important business. The Erie Railroad bill,
as well as the Albany and Harlem, and many
more important measures, were passed. The en-
Iargemant of the Erie and other Canals was vetoed
by the Governor. The New York and Albany
and New York and New Haven railroad bills were
defeated. AS the season of hot weather is ap-
preaching, aud Congress and the State Legislature
have adjourned, we shall probably have very
quiet time political affairs for month or two 20
come, at least. The great race brought to our city
multitude of strangers, and for day there was
good deal Of interruption 10 regular business.
The receipts by the Canal are large, particularly
of Flour. The amount Of goods sent from this
city is also very great Erpress
Cotton. There has been rather an improved de-
mand for Cotton, and an increased quantity has
been taken for export. After the Hibernia arrived
thsre was slight decline, but within a few days
the market is restored, and it stands where it
did The sales have been about 10000 bales at
the folloyvin0 rates -s,.r
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material reduction ia price has been experienee1
since, last Thursday, owing 10 ahe anticipated ar
rival Of large supply. We quote 70 day, at % 50
F'dyettevilLe, May r. !
There has been very iitlle change in our narket
during the week. A lot of 90 bales cotton brought
5-16. We have heard of no other sales Of any
IS to $4 25. Bacon is also in demand, and viii
readily command quotations. But4iltie sdo-
nestle liquors oferiDg and holders find it difficult
TO work off. e37(a .E-.s.= p i5as
We hope yesterdays rain viii have the effect III
making our river navigable for steamboats,.
,Cdfotinidn. :
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For the North Carolina Standard.
PHILANTHRopre HALL, May I0ih, 1945.


sWhereas, 1t is with sincere regret. that we the
members ofthe Philanthropic Society, have learn
ed the recent death of four of its cherished Mem
hers, Ed D. SIMms, of the University of Alabama,
W. w. CHERRY, of BERTHE, Taos. H. SPRuILL, OF
Oxford, and .GREEN-M. CUpHBERT, of New Berne ;
and whereas, il is proper thatwe should enter up
on our books, semetesiimonial Of our deep sorrow
at the loss which we, together with their respective
States, have sustained in their death-the two for.
mer having already been distinguished among the
wise and goodsofou land, and the two latter hav-
ing given bright promise of life of virtue and
usefulness, therefore, ,Ezis',sa
Be it resolred unu1simousIy; That we deeply
and sincerely sy mpathizea with the families. Who
by this dispensaton Of Div inc Providence have
been sosirrePaTably bereaVed '0a I bps f.'s7'tT
ReSatHed unanimously, That we as 4 body, Of
which they. swere members, deeply lament their
premature fate by which Sc much worth ahd.tai.
ent have been cut of in the midst offher useful
ness, and we ethereby deprived Of SO much honor
which the promised brilliancy Of their career
would ha We reflected uponsus. = - l.T1'j 81 sEi
Hesotued unanimously, That the members Of
this Society. from sincere desire Of showing eve
ry mark of respect due to the memory of the de.
ceasedf Wittso in mourning for them one month,
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Look here Mr.. Richie! Amid your many
cares and labors for the good cause, we must call
your attention to the article in another column,
signed "A Democrat of Fifty" We know the
author personally. He is good man and sound
Republican. We have not seen the spectacles, but
ne says he has them-and his word is as good as
his bond. But there is one thing to which we
object in his article He does that stern patriot
and great man, Francis P. Blair, injustice "But
what is writ is writ"
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MISS l.. DORSEY'S MILLINERY
SI3 Broadway. New York.
May 81, 1s45. ..-.> .->.. $50 ct.

''Miss DOrsey's Heightening Of Beauty Called up
On to guide country relative 10 the fountains Of per-
sonal establishment, few days since, we led the
way hrst Of course, to the tempting charm factory of
Miss Dorsey. 1t is difficult for those who have only
been accustomed to took on bonnets whose destiny
is decided, to look such exquisite creations aud be-
Iieve them incapable of love-ior, to those who
them, they sci4 be grace and beauty, asePaabe from
the form they embellish 1t strange how much
exquisite these caps and bonnets than most ofhat
one worn-slrange, because should suppose no
lovely woman would nhabit universe where such
things were without finding 20 possess them. 1t
Is worth mans while to get his aunt some
body. 10 take him to this repository Of charming things
We came away wondering at Miss Dorseys inexhausti
bleness Of inventive fancy. = w Y. Mirror
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THE NEW POSTAGE BILL.

The new postage bill will be considerable re-
lief to those subscribers to newspapers who reside
within thirty miles of the place where the paper
is printed, as they will get free of postage. The
following are the rates of postage upon letters.
newspapers and pamphlets, as regulated BY the
new bill, by the last Congress, which goes into
operation on the first day of July next:
On Letiers-Single, or any number of
pieces not exceeding half an ounce
300 miles or less, cen,s
II over 300 miles IN
Drop letters, (nct mailed) <.
For each additional half ounce or part
thereof, add single postage thereto
On Newspapers, of 1900 square fnct-f
es or less, sent by editors or publish =
ers, from their Offices of publication.
any distance not exceeding 80 miles. Free.
Over 80 miles, and not exceeding 100 | cent
Over 100 miles, and out of the State IL
All sizes over 1900 square inches. ..
postage same as pamphlets. '.-.s .
PdmphLeGs, Magazines, aed Pc, ,iodicals.~ d,
any distance, for one ounce or less, .-...
each copy, '~2
Each additional ounce or fractional part =, $50
thereof a.r e.,
On CIreutass-Qu post, single cap,----,,
or paper not larger than, single CAP 5s;v.it
folded, directed, and duaseaied. for e1-s - s
cry sheet, any distance. s.1E2
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by The usual mode Of weaving Grape on the left
arm. .se L.-r~
Resolpedt further, That copy of these ResO-
IIptions be sent to their respective families, and
also, to the Raleigh Register and STANDARD with
tFequest for publication. .,
RICf1ARD-N. FORBES, >
- RALPH P. BUXTON Committee
F., J. J. B. BAFCHELOR.-
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THE CRY OF PRESCRIPTION.

The Register has been bowling for some weeks
past about prescription What will he say to the
following from his Wing 5rOtAsr Of the Halifax
Republican; ..f. oa. .t.-.<, ~ -. :
"From the following extract from the Pfesiz
dents Circular to the Heads of Departments. il
will be seen shat Mr.. Polk intends making Office
olders walk 'chaEk mark" 1t he will only stick
20 his professions and promises, and punish the
!ty in every instance he will doo6tiess make a
bd President: 1t is high time that change
hould take piace-that Office hoIders should
tscharge with fidelity the various dulies assigned
eem-that they should faithfully and honestly ac-
unit for ali the public money that comes into their
ends-and that they should not be embarrassed
their peeuDiaTy matters-in which erent the
public money might be used 10 reIisEe1them from
per own debts, when the GeEeFnmeht might be
the sufferer" 6iat 'a5,al
~ An Abstract of Mr.. LangdOp's Report as
agent of the N Carolina Bible Soccty, IS in type.
and shall appear in our next s.'t' "a ''s
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A Anatomical Atlas Illustrative of the Structure
n of the Human Body-by Henry H. Smith VI. D.,
under the Supervision of William E. aorner NJ. d. in
in one large volume imperial Octave For Sale at the
North Caiolina Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES.
May 21, 1916. S5O-Iy.
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nominal

NapuI Stores. The stock of Turpentine is very
small and there is but little doing. The sales Of
Rosin have been large about 1000 bbls at 65 70
cts; Spirits 42 43. - -..... ...,,.--.... 4.
...,, Petersburg, May 19.
.Io6ncco-Fo the last.week has remained much
the same. We therefore continue our quotations.
Luzs s rs to 2 30; common leaf 8 to 5; good do.
IS l-2 to 8, and fine, 9lo $1e Breaks quite large
Cotton-We' have to note an active demand
for this article. Sales this week reach abont 400
bales, at prices ranging from 81 TO 81 49fi.gi.t--
Corn-Sman sales making at 40 to 42c per bush
! Bdcon--.The demand for this article Is confined
10 the retail trade, Prices are not so good as last
week w quote Western Sides at u to 8; Shout
deFs' 1t to Us Virginia Bacon, hog round "a
i ,Sagar-POrto Rico, 1-2 to 8 90: ST. Cro,, o
to 10; NJ o. e l-2 to 1-2.-'- = ~ - =" -
! MetdSses-N Orleans IN Bills, 35c We.tTnd;a
in Hhds; 32c. go, o1 10 9
cgggsSaIIEegpira, s'l=2 to q; Cuba. I 1ss; Rio,
1ron-4 1-2 to for Swedes; English TO- 4 led,
Nev HeETings-A cargo sold from the Wharf
at 4 Ia per bbL, which shows an advance! ,&ss 3
= Wilnsingt6sa, Hay IS
Since our last report, we have notiee ed rise in
the norIh-east the Cape Fear river and also
Ia slight rise ofthe northwest though sufficient
to enable Produces to bring in, the products of the
county, to any very gteat extent. We understands
however, that from 5000 10 900 barrels Naval
Stores o9 The way 10 Rlatket-sdown theznorlh-
east prong Some say 10000 barrels are expected
10 reaehyShe maFket ID q few days 4,
Z Naval ktSLeKes- The article has come in for few
days past more freely than for some time back and
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TO DEALERS In 49,,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DEe-stuffs, and
.-. .r.r..- Hs q 1.lF.aS

"TE have again to acknowledge our obligations to
w our friends and the public, for the n1nifcent
encouragement they have bestowed upon u.s. and hote
that complete stock of every article our
kRe of business, prices rated low these Of any
house in Petersburg or Fayetteville and devoted atten
their appreciation and increased success We
have recently made large accessieRs to our
BY purchases in the best northern markets In which
special regard paid to the quality Of articles and
enabled TO offer such induce mentsto pi1
COUNTRY MER CHANTS and others, astheS have never
met with in this city, -e,o ,t. ~ -s.7's
Below we enunerats few Of the leading articles Of
nur \
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q F6rgstting her. "John, L fear you are for
getting me- 3 saide Brighteyed giflto her ssetl-
heart the other day, Yes Sue. have been for
getling you these two years. ls4D u. u IL 70.
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SWEET. ORANGEy
and lemons

Just received 20 boxes, in the best order Country
merchants can lie accommodated by the box or hundre
we'll packed, at tow prices. ~ -
- G. W. E c. GRkHyME.
Raleigh MAY IA, 1s45:I re- 549-8t
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Maj. Calvin III. wiley, Of Oxford,
will deliver the next Annual Address before the
two Literary Societies of Wake Forest College.
. May Is. 1875. 549-2T.
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DRUGS. MeFcury, Morphia, Soda,
Eng Calomel - ,r.s and Potassa. -sg.t.
Bait EPSON Salts. PAINTS, OILS ADYE-
Turkey Opium, M : ss1af4 3e} .' STUFFS.
Camphor, .-i.r.e re-, Best PhiIAdeIphia white
Balls CopaVia (Maracaibe,) Lead, article supe-
Cren. Tartar, a1s.l Tl0E 10 any ever intro
Soc. A1oeS, duced into this market
Sup. Carb Soda, Dutch Green, algood ana
Soda Powders, B. & very cheap color. , A.
Seidlitz do = ....g - Paris Green, s7sE@'ola
Castillo Soap, -. ..r Chrome Z" No. T. ,ja7 ~
Sulph. Quinine, !..t Chrome yellow, s;a95ts
Ext. Bark, = 5,.s ~ Chrome Red, !. sG is,liE3
Castor Oil. - .. Tt s - Prussian Blue,
Pure Salad on, TIMBER s. Terra Di Siea6s
Chloride OF Lime, Vermion,
Ext Indian Hemp, new Va1dyke Brown.
article, much approved Fusfic, Cam-wOod. -lsgEEy
blythe Faculty q'.i"2 Iogwood, ext eli do 5I Il.
And variety Of carefully Sunae MadtieF % - p
prepared extTscts Aifthe Indigo, best Flotan, ~ 4
preparations of Iodine Iron, Cochinea Oil Vtol5 l
- 're .58l +dt ts3i a'i AQUA F'odfs -
.h Surgical and Dental Instruments ~ sj
ID Syringes and Tftsses, 81 ~ - ,5+.Yl g.,
PefiumeFv and Cosih etics; y 90 - -. dil
Spices Vafnisilss Bfu.h5 Window Glass ana Pntty.as
Medicine Chests, &c, SC "
Also pure French Brandy and Port Wine, selected,
especially for invalids.
May 14-549 Raleigh, N. c.
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X An additional supply OF
Panama. LesslOrn and Beaver daily -ex
pected, together with a BEAUTIrUI. supply of Very
Cheap and Fashionable Spring Goods,
from New York. ~ t.~ B. b. 8
April 22d, IS45. - ..se s...:-s -647-6t
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"f shall retire in Dis gust" as the niger said
20 the eshlrricane.
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bright example for imitation 70 the others. May
Godsin his goodness soon staunch their wounds
which now bleed so profusely. Com.
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The New York prints are said to. be in full
chase about the rurnor respecting Mr.. 1Calhoun's
going on special. mission to, England. The
Herald has an article on it, with'the head, "Min,
lister to EmgtGmd--Peace or War ~ 1t says that
its previous article g, has been cemmenteA on by
the press with good deal of interest and particu-
blarly by The commercial journals of this city
No wonder, indeed, if the issue of''p peace oraoar
were involved in the question, But we respect
fully advise the quidnsnes of New ork TO spare
their spceulatsons until they ascertain the facts
The first rule in all philosophy isy 70 be certain
of the facts of the case What .waggish, philoso-
pher iwas At who once set all the savans of Eng
,landto work upon the curious problem how IL
came 10 pass that a certain person had leg so
constituted that boiling water could not scaId it
land ia the midst OF their ucubrations, he wrote
to inform them that he forgot to state one circum-
stance of some little consequence in the case, viz
that il wis a wooden legsl The politicians and
merchants of New Y ork, had better pause until
they ascertain whether there be any thing otoot
which is worth the pains ofa discussion .cs< ~
= - .s55.siiAt3 Washington ElaSon. "a
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Panama, LegbOrm,
MOL EsKTN AND BEAVER TIA

A beautiful assortment of HATS,
90 of the above, and ALMOST every other descrP-
- lion, from the celebrated Factory of Rankin,
- Duryee & Co. Of N. J. has just been received
by -~..--... - .--.-r B. B. SMITH,
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Narul Stores. The stock of Turpentine is very
small, and there is but little doing. The sales Of
Rosin have been large; about 1000 bbls at 65 a 20
cts; Spirits AZ 43. - -....-. .,.,..--,...> -.