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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
TEvHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
4 limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Tha shipa

ENHE NETWORK and LIV ERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-The ships
fAc SsRn West eA 6 SsPada
These ships having been built by contract expressly fox
Government service every has been aken in their coh
stucton also in their engines to ensure strength ana
speed and their accommodations FOR passengers are ans
qlsIled for elegance and comfort ....-oo, 500.
elusive Of extra size staerooms s325; nom Liverpool
TO NewYork, 236. An experienced Surgeon attached TO
zach ship Nc Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
Saturday, december 1879 Saturday December {, Iss
Saturday December o. 1850 Saturday January u, 1881
Wednesday, January g. 1851 Saturday January Is, 1881
Wednesday February s 1851 saturdny February q 1851
Wednesday, 10 1881 saturday March 9, 1854
Wednesday, March 49, 1881 Saturday April oor lSi
Fortnight passage apply to EDWAKD K C0LLIlaStSs
Liverpool T. G ROBERTS & co. IS kings Arms Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr Boulevard, Montmarhe,
The owners Of these shPs viii not be accountable for
gold, silver, bullion specie jewery precious stones or
metals unless bills Of aiding are signed therefor, end tho
eaiue thereof therein expressed
AFTER The Of phi next me ra5s Ofeight by the ssoys
steamers will be materially reduced E8
TH1HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
II fCAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LlyERPQoLdi rect, ead BETWEEN
The Boston boas only calling Halifax to land and re-
ceIYe malls and passengers
ASIA, Judkns. EUROPA, e. g. Lott
AFRICA, a Ryhe NIAGARA, j. Stone
AMERICA N. Shannon. CANADA VIM. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Letch
These vessels carry clear WHITE LieHr e their mast
head GREEN starboerd side port side.
AFRICA A Ryne, from New. YORK Wednesday, 2Dth Nov
CAMBRIA Leitch from Boston, "Wednesday, Zlth Hog
NIAGARA, j. Stone I'm New York, Wednesday, Al Dec.
EUROPA, - from Boston, "Wednesday, I'm Dec
ASIA, C. H. z, Judkins FROM n Y Wednesday, TN Dec
AMERICA, -, from Boston, Wednesday 25th Dec
AFRICA A. Ryrle from New York, Wednesday, lst Jan.
CANADA VIM Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedn'y 18th Jan.
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool, Let cabin $40
I'd 10
No berth secured unG paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond amount Tor
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post
Ofce.
For freight end passage apply TO
French, German, and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods
Through bills Of ading given In Hsyre for New York
Aer the lat Of April next the rate Of freight by the
above steamers from Liverpool VIII Do very materially
reduced. NJ us
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X ASSURANCE COMPANY-UNION MUTUAL
LIE INSURANCE COMPANY-Cash Capital and A.
sets sou. 0GO TINS class OF Insurance Pro9des Tor
TIE paymen Of DEBTS which would Otherwise BE- 0sI
and for the protection Of FAMILIES ef destitute. Par-
rculars given ard Policies granted. application 70
JUDD H0LLISIE2 R. 81 Ii1ncey. court. Wa!lst.
c. e. Gilman, y Parker, Ne6ical Examiners nj9 2vFeld
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nOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON Capt Wiltsie, every Monday
EXCHANGE Capt Rosekrans every Thursdays PoU0h'
KEEPSlE, Capt Hoffman, every Saturday at O'Clock,
N from foot Of Munay-st FOR passengers and freight
The above barges elegantly furnished with state
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabins and
pressy 6ed up for tho comfort and convenience OF pas
engers at Poughkeepsle in time for the stages
70 Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford.
For further information apply board the barges or 70
WILLIAMSON VAIL. l&l Waacst te2l sm
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toRPORATION NOrICE-Pabbc notice hers6y gwen 70 ma
owner owners occupant occupants Of all Hoss a9 Its
or uunproy,d Lands affected thereby that tho following
have completed by tbs Assessors aud are e
40 tho Office Butan OF Assessments oT eIannao oy an
point 80 feet north Of the souheT me- Of
Washington place by such Assessment mel
All dc svera Houses OF ground vacant ot pieces ana
parcels of land the easta side OF Broadway o'esn
Fuurtn Il and place. westerly SIDE between
st and waver place All persons whose interests ara tecea ~
tho above and who ara Opposed to the s
m ,bsr Of them are requested presen; their objections writing
10 the undersigned their ece 10 Hall OF Records Thn hy
s,y. from The Of this nouce-Ohce, Bureau OF Assessment
street D4psy trnen Nov So SAMUEL H. De MOTT FAS
els NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN. SMITH. Assessors. ms lOt
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limited STATES MAIL LINE frol

EMITTED STATES MAIL LINE from
a. CHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH Az and
hnTien !commapded bs Capt William Rollins win com.
mence her regular trips Monday Oct and sail regular
yffrom Charleston c. fos Havana on the LIST and 18th %
zach month ard fom Havana to Charleston the sh and
ed. ,.. a.
From Charleston and Savannah 70 Key West $50.
FOR particulars apply TO ..,,-,,,., ~, ..
In Charleston to NJ G. MQREOAEL
AGENTS In Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS b 90:
Passengers leaving Havana by is ship reach Bal-
more bv he land route the ah day, or by meeting sa
steamer Souherner, reach Newly York In same dime. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF HECoRDS-Pub-
Sic notice syou that the following Petaoas ha's bsrn
IL Aldermen To flag space four
sidewalks Of Avenue c between Eleventh aud Twelfth
grade EghtysIth street from t1yenls
to the North river All having
are requested present the andSrsgnsd bic
Office or or before November S5 1880
n26 JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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C1R0T.S apCYDUcr DEPARTMENT, R5,laia PARK Soe.is,
C,!s50-coRfoKATlON N0rICE-PGble a0aee = h7f75y
svsn thai petition presented tie B0art e Atersn
r spnug 81 ron Broadway rh5mssons, All persea
Interested Tie aooTo hA' ofetea' 'argo f4 %
before tie 2sth r9:-SICHoLAs DEAN Prsea' Croto7 A4ss
drrfD Il ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

STREET DEPARTMENT. No, HALL OF REC0RDs-Puble
nocs hereby gwen that the following Petitions have been
presented Aldermen; To regulate Luxirg
avenue Fifty third and Fifty fourth streets to woh and
grade Eighty street from Fifth avenue to HUDSON RIVER All
Interested having thereto requested TO present
hem IL writing TO sndst9nsd his Office ssos the 9Th
day OF December next--Sovember Is, 1870
JOHN DpDGk-, Strest Commissioned
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STREET DEPARTMENT Eo 4HALL or RECoRDs.-Puolc
te hereby eiya that TIE following petitions rave O-en pre-
seated y the Board erIeu: II da sidewalks Of Ialrsa -
c,se Seye, IL ara Eighth avsnles regulate AZ gats ny
fn.t Tea and Filth avenues 70 snce Tscani o q
5o,l ss Tsent5 Twenty all;t ald Irca streets %
sys srd ghI fyaa-' OF ths westerly seg o ss=n.e
Fory
sei 10 cor esroba h Red tho Prodis the street
Commissioners ue Also t5- io9wlsg t7se 4ton 10 fesis
nave and ard gutter Twenty street IRON est avenue
d Hudson AL Interested having o97ctons nsrT
ars requested pfseu: Al h. ogs o. or ei9ls
- :. -. ;..,or., 80 ui5
S1TRFET DEPARTMENT 40. HALL OF RECoED5-Pu6-
lie notice HEREBY gs- that petitions hsys oeu 7tss:n.-i Il
n. Board Of Aldermen regulate es act raet carr and isr
h s. Mari splLco % aud 81 70 establish edl
a Greenwich Washington IS Persons Interested aar x
The sane IRE desired prsen. them ~cas Al Tie
-e 01c. as 20 t2y ct December neT
Nor p, 1870 Iu?l JOHN I DODGE street. CoDila'o1s
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CORPORATION HOTICE-Publc notice hereby gwen to ma
Y occupants all Houses and Lots improved or lt
Lands affected thereby that the following assessments M
been completed b. Assssors aud are cd- IN tbs oce a
For hun ding aewer Ia ID a 18th the
aortsy line 9TH The limits embraced 5y 5uci Assess
all several Houes aud Lots 81 Ground vacant
Lots pieces parcels OF Lsne situated on both SIDES 9 %
avenue 9Th eth and on the aort= se OF oh
street between I'd AL persons whose Interests
IRE affected the 'nsd and who are opposed
either OF them requested TO present af oo-
:ops 10 writing to this uudersgnsd their Office No bal .. re
cod, within thirty from the DAT. Of thus soes SAM ~ h
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH. A.
.essors-oice Bureau of Assessments Street Department Nov
49, 1850. nc
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StTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORD5-seasd
the Street Commissioners Once IN
Ill Monday, 1885, O'Clock, NJ 10 Regulate and Set
Curb Forty he from the Ninth TO the Ienth avs
To Regua and Grade conformity with the Amudsd Grades
Section avenue Twenty eighth St 10 tbs NoTtherF
Line Gutter Stones the
Forty second sts sso Relay Fggns on the
Sidewalk thereof between Twenty eighth and Thirty
To Regulate aud Grade Section Of Second aF from d
Eighty Regulate and Grade Section o; Second ay
from Ninety hd One Hundred and Twenty thd Plans pe
Authorization thereto, had application TO tho
Clerk OF the Department
ROy. 2s, 1850. In29l JOHN l. DODGE, street CON-
STREET DEPARTMENT No, 4HALL OF RECO RDs-seaed
will be received ut the Street COMMISSIONER office until
Thursday Dec. 1880 at O'clock P NJ 10 Regulate and Set
Curb Batavia Roosevelt James SITS Plans,
specifications all information thereto be had application
10 Contract Clerk of this Department
Nov 81 1850 Tnqel JOHN T DODGE, Street Conn.
IMPAIRMENT or REPAIRS AND sUPPLIES-To BUILD.
~ ER5seaed Proposals viii be received at the Office the
Of Repairs and Supplies basement No New City
Hail. Saturday. Dec h 1880 Il o'clock H. at which time they
will publicly opened for budng house for Engine Company
No plan specification OF the work required be done and
all information be had the office Of the Com
Of epars and Supplies or the ohce OF the sup oil he
pairs to Public buildings, l9 Eizabethst
Estimates bsead at either Of the above oilcs
WIN ADAMS, Commissioner OF ttep an1 sup Ic
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tORPORATIoN SOTICE-PubNc hereby gwen 70 the
oens or owners occupant occupants All houses ami o
unnpoved lands affected thereby that the As
completed by the Assessors and are lodge ID
OF Assessments for eIanuAou by all per
interested For building Sewer with necessary ceFas
Chatham westerly line of Cross St The limits embraced
by all the several houses and lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces parcels Of land situated on both SIDES oil
Orange between Chatham and Cross SIS on ooh sides o. [,9
Mulberry SITS and the westerly sde oil u
Chatham and Bayard SITS All persons Those
above named Assessments who soppose
same OF them requested 70 present te
objections writing the undersigned at ther otce NO ha Of
Records within thirty days from the date OF this noceOce l
Department Nov 49, 1880 SAhUEH
DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WEN SMITH. As
ressors ms lot
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GSUPREME CoURT.-In the nztsY Of Application Of the
Shayo Adsrmsa ard Courony Of he City Of N&- YORK IsE
70 The 0PESISG Of SEVENTY EIGHTH sTRRETH ron
Thrd Avenue TO Fifth Aysase tie Snessst Ward + sad city
Puohc Foce hereby by ihs Mayor Aldermen and Common
sy the City Of EsT 70 The stat1a such casa
made and provided thai the said hsyof Aldermen and Couony
OF the CITY Of Hsw fu't Rtsnd maze apphoa N ns 81
preme Court YORK SPECIAL Term o. "a
.ad Court he4 The CITY Hal ths Cy Of ssT fek %
Saturday the 3 day Of Sovs5be A D. no II Us 9Psaas d
day. thsszEer Counsel caass asaf
ior TOE appointment Of ComuHsonefs E-tm2is ana A=.-a
entitled hat s snd eItscI q ne IN
pr5Trnent tie Grez1g s-rsJ fgt =st ro1 lafd A'
FS-t Avenue the Nns.eerh SFa'5 # SAD C . "a
upon map Van san Ct} % an ACT sns1
Act rstatvs U lmproT sn-as 'oaea7E oe 't'fas i
Road IL Cts for other p1fpc-=9 f-'sht
A2rlad 1901 HEABY 2. DAVbs ceurss. 20 tas Coroei.
Dttat NHr- Octooet b. ~ - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

VN PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate Of tbs Couaty Of Raw
York notice hereby given all person. having claims 1nai
JOSEPH G. CARPENTER -four merchant late s City Of New
touchers ssofto the snbsc
h.r nj tho Office of Thomas Allen 1873 Westinghouse; tie
CITY OF Now before tina sixteenth day OF January
Dated Kew YorE, the eleventh day Of July, 1850
THOMAS T. ALLEN, Administrator.
ivI3lawsms* MARY CARPENTER, Administrator
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Company have prepared form OF Dill OF ading adapted 10
their business which will be furnished shippers on sppl.
csuon the Companys office and with which they
quested to provide themselves, other form via se
signed by the Agent OF The Company, All bills OF adng
must be signed before the sailing OF the vessel n28 I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

I'M PURSUANCE OF m the Surrogate OF the County
1Fsw notice hesby all having claims asnln,
sent the same with tho vouchers thereof the subscriber At his
Office 9 Elizabeth street the City o. New York on or beors
the May neAtDxed new York the fifteenth day
of November, 1850 ALEXANDER 1oh'ol
lhN6mSN Aonnsuatof.
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gN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
LEew York hereby gwen all harihg can
against HENRY RUKDLE late OF the City OF New rom sr" o.
the vouchers thereof 70 the
,cre h' residence al North Salem The County OF
York before the tenth day OF EarcA
ueXt-Dsted New York, TIE sIth day OF September $50
s7lawGmS* FLOYD hEELEft AonlhsttAHH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

FEPURSUAECE the Surrogate oth County OF Reu
1Yo hereby gwen TO all persons having claims against
DANIEL c. SANDS late OF the City OF hewfort decaasedt
vouchers thereof the subscrlhs al her
sdeps street. the City Nav York or before
the ofFskTua nsItDasd New YORK tho second Dag
ofAugus, 1880 PHOEbE T. SAhDS, AeninhHAhN'
laws
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IN PURSUANCE an Surrogate tho County Of Nov
York hereby gwen all having elaine ,gAn'
,spt tho same with vouchers subscribers No s Wash
ngen street City New bsoc he eighth day Of
January ner-Dats9 New York the fifth day OF July 1859
JANE PATCHED, Administrator,
,ye IavsusS JOHN C. REMSEE. Administrator
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In PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogats OF tue County Of
Notice hereby gwen to all person. having cm
kgtnst HENRY CUMsKEY late OF tho CITY Of Now YORK decoa'
present with vouchers thereof To the subscrbs al
Office Joshua Colt Esquire No. II Wastree IN the City Of
before the eleventh day OF February neztHt@
Kew YORK, the 9th day OF August. go
Au0 lsw6m'S ELIZABETH CuhiShBf |, htnnmThr1
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CoRPORATIoN HoTCE.-Pubhc notice hereby the
SoWner owners occupants OF all houses and lots
improved lands affected thereby that the following
completed by the ard lodged
the Office Bureau By apeons
For building with necessary fecsyng oa
street, from the
Chatham westerly Ina of Cross stree The nts an
braced by include all the several horses and lots Of
ground pscs Of land situated on both sides
Of Chatham westerly ds OF liberty street. Sewssn
Chatham both sides Cross street between
Oranl Mulberry All persons whose interests are Affect
and who sed TO the same
or either Of requested their objections writing
to undersigned Their Office No. Hall Records within 1hry
d,y. from The OATS OF this uoce-0hce. Bureau Of Assessments
stree. Deoartnent Nov 49, SAMUEL H DE MOTT FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON ISAAC WV. SMITH, Assessors mig lot
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E5OR CALIvORNIA, Via CHAGRES,
TRoM gE1y.YoEk 10 cHAGREs

Sfdts-foOH bertli ~
=tandee berth forward salo0E -..- ....-.-.-... 20
Steerage berth, found bed and separate table,. 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
stnLe-ronTn herth ...-... kSaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of the Surrogate oil the Cou
ofNev York hereby gwen to all persons having ca9a
sganst RICHARDS late OF the City New YORK ds
with vouchers thereof TO hs subscriber
al the Office l. Wells, Esq No II Wslst the CIV
before the nineteenth day December
els iss6ms. JOHN BLASCHER Administrator
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PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate Of tas County o
YORK hereby gwen 70 all persons having Claims
.ganstTHADDEUs WAKEHAm late OF the City 81 New YORK
gentleman with 'euchefs sheseo
subscnbe at s oce No 10 BeeAman seet IL ma Cy o.
New York Of December neItDa@d Ne"
Tcrt thirty frs, day Or Nay 1870. ABRAh "hkEaAH
fms AdmilstEtor
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Storage foysd bed and separate table ,.,.,,. ii
FROM SEw-YokK TO
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VE order OF tho Surrogate OF the County
Now York notice hsreby gwen al persons having claims
sinst JOSHUA CULVER Jt Ato of the City Of Nav York de-
60 present tseof me subscriber at
his oce ths City Of New York on OF 5eiots
tho eighteenth April neItDaed New York, tho eleventh
dsv October ol2 lAwsrn's! K PAINE Administrator
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-18
The London Times.

There is no other newspaper in the world which
Yields SO great an influence as the London Times 1t
has placed itself at the head of the press in Europe,
and speaks with degree of authority which kings
might envy. The individuals concerned in its man
agement nothng-the paper itself is everything.
In it's columns public questions are continually dis
cussed with mastery ability. 1t may easily be con-
jectured, that no mind could originate prepare,
and UTTER from day to day. the erudite farreaching
disquisitions which tell powerfully upon the opin
ion of the world but that is matter of no conse-
quence The Times speaks, and its word is potential.
1t is gigantic impersOnality-a disembodied oracle,
whose voice penetrates every of the civilized
world and moulds the thoughts of large portion of
the human family. Those who familiar with
the way in which machinery is made to operate,
know that many pens are regularly employed upon
that sheet. Yet nothing is more evident than the
fact that all its articles, from whatever they
come bear single impress. The Times utters one
language 1t to tell the public that it disap-
proves of what itself has said Itnever strangles its
own offspring. The absence of responsible" OF
ndiscretion of an assistant is proclaimed as
the excuse for acknowledged blunder. Such a
practice would soon bring even that great journal
into contempt.
Yet the Times has a responsible editor one who
while he scarcely writes any thing himself
fully supervises alters and cOrrects every editorial
and gives consistent character to all the uterances
of the paper. He never informs the public that no
body writes for his journal except himself well know
ing that nothing else he could say would iniure it
much. Several men of learning, talent and expert
ence are engaged upon liberal stipend to write re-
gulary for its columns. They furnish articles upon
such subjects as may be suggested by their principal
or by their own Judgment They are all carefully
read examined, and usually altered and corrected by
the editor. No writer can have any assurance tina
his production will appear in the shape given it by
himself; and none is at liberty to claim in any
way the authorship of his own articles. 1t is thus
by making the paper great, and those who conduct
it nothing, that the Times has come to be the most
considerable journal in existence. It we'll knows that
the public care less than nothing about the ndivdu
ais who sit at its desks All its readers want is an
able intelligent, and comprehensive daily paper and
that it is careful to furnish The machinery behind
the curtain it has the sense and taste to conceal
Rochester Ampr;c0n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-18
Rocks of Lake superior,
nv LEWIS cAss,

Upon the southern coast of Lake Superior' aoout
SO miles from the falls Of ST. Mary, are the immense
brecipitous cliffs called by the voyager LIE loTTRAII
the Pictured Rocks This name has been gwen them
in consequence of the different appearances which
thew nresent to the traveller he passes their base
in his canoe 1t requires little aid from the imagin,
alton to discern in them the castellated tower ana
lofty DOME and every sublime, grotesque OF 1antas
tic shape which the genius OF architecture ever III
vented These cliffs are an unbroken mass u TN c
rising to the elevation of 800 feet above the level Oh
the lake. and stretching along the coast for les
The voyagers never pass the coast except IN Vlle
most profound calm; and the Indians peIore me
make the attempt offer their accustomed 0D''on: "
,,ronitiata the favor of their Monitas The eye IN
stinctyely searches along the eternal ior
single place of security but the search Is III E9l.
With an impossible barrier of rock on one slde' ana
interminable expanse OF water on the o'ner' SUI
destruction of the passenger in his frall canoe as II
he were on the brink of the cataract Of Niagara
The rock itself is a sand stone which is disintegra-
ted by the continual action OF the water with COM
narrative facility There are no broken masses upon
which the eve can rest and find relief The lake is
so Deep that the masses, as they torn from the
precipice are concealed beneath the waters until it
is reduced to sand The action of the waves has re-
moved every projecting point.
When passed this immense fabric OF nature, the
wind was still the Lake was calm. But even the
slightest motion of the waves which in the most pro-
found calm agates these internal seas, swept thro
the deep caverns with the noise OF distant unuhoef
and died away upon the ear, as it rolled forward IL
the dark inaccessible to human observation
No sound more melancholy more awful ever vi
DRAFTED upon human 1t has left an impression
which neither time distance can ever etface.
Resting in frail bark canoe, upon the limpid wa
tiers of the lake. we seemed almost suspended in the
air. pellucd is the element upon which we i0ated
In gazing upon the towering battlements which I'M
pended over us, and from which the smallest rag
ments would have destroyed us, felt, and felt in
tensely, insignifcance. No situation Cal
be imagined more appalling to the courage or more
humbling to the pride of man. We appeared like
small speck upon the broad face of creation.
Our whole party, Indians, voyagers soldiers Off
GERS and servants, contemplated in mute astonish
ment the awful display Of creative power at whose
base hung; and no sound broke upon the ear t.
interrupt the ceaseless roaring of the waters. NJ
cathedral, no temple built with human hand, nj
pomp of Worship could ever impress the spectator
with such humility, and so strong conviction ofth'
immense distance between him and the Almight.
Architect
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-18
MARRIED..

In Windsor BERTHE county, 9th instant by the Rev.
J. BLoUNT CHESHIRE WILLIAM HILL, Esq, of Wilmington,
to Miss MARY ELIZABETH OUTLAW.
In Onsow county, the Sth ins by B. M. BARRY Esq,
Mr.. THOMAS JERMAN, to Miss NANCY GREAvEs.
In Baden county, the 9th instant by the Rey SIMPSON
JONES' Rev P W. MCDANIEL, of the s. G. Conference,
Miss SARAH, daughter of the late JAMES GILLESPIE.
In Fayetteville, Mr.. WILLIAM H. Massey to Miss HoLLAN
POWERS.
In Cumberland county, the 10th Instant ARCHIBALD
MCLEAN, to Miss ELLEN daughter of Capt j. w WE1sE-
county, Miss FLORA daughter of Mr. DANIEL MONROE,
Richmond county.
In New county the 10Th ultimo, by the Rev
c. SHAW Dr. ROBERT H. TATE, to Miss MARY BAILY MUIR
Ply By the same the Goth ult, Mr.. NATHANIEL BoN
HAM, to Miss THANKFUL NEwKIRK.