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M1kLH EAk0ILNA
JEWELRY STORE,

FASt1lONABLE JEW ELh1 O1OhEl,
-
Palmer & Ram ay
lave Just received the most splendid stock OF
III Rich and Handsome Goods
in their line offered sale In the city OF Raleigh
the elegance of the articles being only surpassed BY the
usefulness and convenience The patterns are enuey
new and the beauty of the various designs BY Wnicn
they embelshed quite and fancIfu reach
ing the very highest perfection of art and Skill de-
sire inspection which is the only proof necessary to
convince all persons that such splendid
Goods at such very reasonable prices were never oered
before in North Carolina Our Fashionable Store there
fore. stands A. No l. among the attractions OF the City
OF Raleigh during the present Winter.
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Splendid Gold and Silver Watches.
Gold, vest, fob and guard Chains,
Ladies watch chains style,
Seals, keys, chains. earrings, breasPIns, nngs,
Diamond breast pins and Kings,
Gold lockets, bracelets, ketches, and necklaces,
Gold and silver Pencils and pens,
Gold silver, and steel spectacles,
Geld and silver buttons and studs,
Gold and silver thimbes, and silver combs,
Gold and silver buckles and slides,
Coral, assorted, silver and shell card cases,
Clocks warranted good time pieces,
Silver table, desert, and teaspoons
Ladies. sugar tongs, cream, and salt spoons,
Silver & plated butter knives silver forks and cups
Steel worked bags, tassells, rings and beads,
large collection of fine Cutlery,
Perfumery for the toilet, and fancy Boxes,
Full fine Walters,
Rich plated Castors candlesticks, baskets,
Walters and fruit stands, styles,
Bnttania and flower WAGES,
Pocket books and silk purses,
HAIR tooth and shaving brushes,
Pistols, table cutlery and guitar strings,
Fancy Goods
Their personal attention will be devoted repairing
all kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewery.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
November 1850. O.
New Confectionery & Grocery store.
B Doors belOsr the Post once.
VIM. GRIFFICE, & co. have opened a Confec-
below Il Post Office, where they have hand, and
will sell reasonable the following articles:
GR0CBRTES.
Sugar and Coffee, Crushed Sugar,
Do. ST. Croix, Havana do.
Candies and Soap Pepper and Spice,
Black and Imp. Tea, CoPPeras and Ginger,
Saleratus and Snuff. Brooms, &c. &c.
Myers Best Chewing Tobacco.
COnfectiOnarieS.
Best Segars, Water Crackers,
Dolls, Accordians, Butter and Soda do.
Fancy Candies, Citron, Prunes, Cocoa Nuts,
Almonds, FiIberts, English Wanuts,
Palm Nuts, Figs and Raisins,
And every thing usually kept in Confectionery Store.
They will say to the public that they carry the
Candy Making Business,
and without boasng they the public that they
will sell the best Candy cheap any house in the
place. and warrant it to be good as can be made.
Merchants and others, buying by the wholesale, will
find it TO their interest to give them a CALL
Raleigh, October 9, 1880. sS6-tf.
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For the Benefit of all Concerned,
ID E it understood that f. L. HARDING, & CO.
lDwill usual
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK,
From their Houses in Richmond & Petersburg
UHHl the Isl Of July.
This consider quite advantage, for the reason
that they will be constantly making additions their
stock, which will always make it attractive.
Raleigh, April 6, 165: 45-4.
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Works on 'COOkin &c.
FENHE Modern House Wife, comprisiL thousand
IL Receipts for the Economic and JudIcIoos prepare
ton of every meal of The day-by Alexis Snyer The
complete Cook and Confect"ner-by J. NJ. Ssndersons
The United States PRACTICAL Receipt Book Miss Lesl ca
Lady New Receipt Book. Modern Cookipg-by EIZ.
Acton. Virginia House Wife, nj Methodical Cook-by
Miss Randolph Miss Beechers Domestic Receipt Book.
Miss Beechers Domestic Economy. w ell and cheap,
Tor Domestic use book of useful Receipts For sale
TURNER'S N. c. Bookstore.
Raleigh, FEBRUARY 8. 1851.
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ENGLISH Mustard
LAW NOTICE.

SNAAn lbs. Sperm and Tallow Candles, Best
SUVO Brands just received by
r. TUCKER SON.
Raleigh, Sept. 2lst, 1850
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New Medical WORK.

New MEDICAL Work.
"A Systematic Treatise. Historical, Biological and
APraccal, the Principal Diseases OF the Interior
Valley of North America, BY Daniel Drake ID. d. vol.
Octave, PIP, s7S. For sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, April IS, 1851 So
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AMP OIL, Burning Fluid, and Pbosoano e..
IL good supply expected by next freight Tram.
p.,. o. ,a-o p. F. PESCUD.
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LOubin'S and EROusels Extracts
FoR THE HANDKERcHIEF.
Heliotrape, Bouquet DeCaroli1e,
Violet, Jockey Club,
West End, Vervaine,
Jassamin, Lily,
Rose Citronella, Palchony,
Geranium, Jenny Lind,
Italian Flowers, lube Rose,
Musk, Honey SuCke.
Also, Farna Cologne. fine Toi:: and Shaving Soaps,
Toilet Balls, and a large Stock of Dressing Combs
Hair Tooth. and Nail brushes which will be sold low
the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, CO.
Dec. l9th 1880. IS
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Fresh Garden seed

FrcSh Garden seed.
OF all the popular Varieties this day received ant
Dfor sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD. s, Co.
January 80, 1851. 26-Sm
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Medicine Chests
Tobacco and SeSarS.
Just Received.

Just Received.
900 DOLLARS worth of Watches and Jewelry o
OOOa kinds just received and Tor sale at the North
Carolina Fashionable Jewellery Store.
Expected every day. by Express large lot of Silver
Spoons, Ladies, &c. PALMER & RAMSEY.
Raleigh, January 2, 1851. ls-
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Linseed Oil.

n BBLS this day received and for sale at the Drug
SStore eff WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh, March 2l, 1851. 43-
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A MOTHER Lot of those beautiful four dollar Mole.
N skin Hats, just Received by Express.
r. TUCKER & SON.
Raleigh, March End, 1851. Al
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Jslst Received.
I Hhh. Refined Brown Sugar. !. BROWN.
No. 9, Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, Feb. ls, 1851. a.
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Valuable Land for Sale.
Valuable Tract of Land containing 2OS acres lying
n between four and five miles West Of Raleigh, on
both sides of Walnut Creek, and adjoining the land of
Rev. Thos. Meredith and others, will be sold
able terms.
For further Information apply to
M. A. BLEDsoE.
Raleigh, August 81, 1850. s29-
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RObinSOM's Shoes.
CONSISTING of Ladies' Kid Walking,
" Do. do. Slippers,
Do. white do.
Do Satin, do.
Misses Bootees
Misses and ChiIdren's Black and Bronze Bootees,
Just received by r. TUCKER, & SON.
Aug &c, 1850. $685.
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White Wine for Cookimg
UST Revived and for Sale nv
December 10, 1850. "ooD & 60
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Red Glover Seed.
A SUPPLY of Fresh Clover Seed, just received and
IN for sale by p. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh. April LIST, 1881. a.
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1oNTAlNlNG the Elements of Building, surveying
o1 u architecture with practical Rules and Insruc-
IONS connected with the subject Bv A r. STneaton
Ol'ii Engineer, &c. For Sale by 0'~-'O'''
Raleigh, Nov. 81, 1850, 0NNaN
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Humorous American Works,
TTifh Illustrations by barley, Price so cents.
DOLLY Peabossom's Wedding,
I Wild Western Scenes,
Simon Suggs,
Chronicles of Pineville.
Drama at Pokerville,
Mississippi Scenes,
Adventures of Southern Medical Student,
Big Bear of Arkansas
Major Jones Courtship.
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, April LIST, 1851. 43-
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Lamps, Lamps.

Lamps, Lamps.
PAEE On hand large supply of Lamps for Gas or
burning Fluid, bought auction at low price and
T C will sell very cheap. Also a supply of Lard
want Bargains. p pS SS1n you
Raleigh, January 1st, 1851. II
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SOAPS SOAPS!
Il HAVE just received a splendid stock of American
French, and English Soaps, consisting part fol-
lows
doz Lows old Brown Window,
Z" Large Omnibus Brown,
{" Palmyrene, "a new variety,)
1 box Barber's Soap,
q g Hotel Soap,
doz. Assorted, Rose, Almond. Portrait, Imitation
FIuit Poncine, Spring Flowers, Honey, Jimmy Lind,
Wash Balls. Military, and Almond Soap.
dog. Creams, and Olophane, assorted,
All fthe best quality, and for sale low, by
P. F. PESCUD-
Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1850. ss5-
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- MoLESKiN, Beaver, Otter, California, ngelia
sr aga Fur Hats. Gents, Boys, and Childrens
'S' "'ao Caps, Just received and lor sale Iy
Sent Al, 49,. r. TUCKER & SON
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LinSeed Oil.
A FEW Barrels of North Carolina manufacture
N very pure, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
Raleigh, Aug. 2lst, 1850. s29-
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Window Glass.
4 LARGE supply of Window Glass on hand som.
Aof which was bought at auction, and will be sold
Ao~ Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1851. Ill P. +. PESCIJD
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NEW ARRIVAL,

UST received few sets of handsome Cjrandolas
= also Silver and Plated spoons and Forks Call At b
No % CarolIna Fashionable jewery Store.
On hdno large assortment of Fine Razors, Pocket
~ " ''es' ana SCISSORS. Warranted TO be good.
December 9th, 1850. 20 l.
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JUST RECEIVED,
90 PS. Marlborough Stripes and Plaids (for servants
@OBeached and Brown Shirtings and Jeans,
Crushed, Brown Clarified, Refined Loaf Sugar,
Old Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee,
Cut Nails and Brads, Swedes Iron and Steel.
For Sale by
]. BROWN
Raleigh, LIST April, 1851. 43-
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On Commission.
"a JARS Picked Oysters which will be sold
oHeither whole sale or retail. Terms cash.
J. BROWN
No. 9. Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, JAM %, 1851. rs
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Kendall's Great Work.
TTNHE War between the United States ard Mexico,
Illustrated embracing Pictorial Drawings of all the
Principal conflicts with description of each Bat By
George Wilkins Kendall, author of the Texan Santa Fe
Expedition. Received at
TURNER'S Bookstore
Raleigh, April I'd, 1851. As
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20
ssWho is to decfde!,,

A disagreement amongst the DOCTORS especial
" over a desperate case, is a great misfortune,
and unhappily for the patient, the chances of dis
agreement multiply as the case becomes desper-
ale. This is pretty much the in what is rep
resented to be the disease of the body polite
The first session of the thirty first congress pass
ed series of measures for the settlement of an
angry controversy. The infinite variety Of minor
views respecting the merits of that adjustment
are absorbed by the great practical question of
acqWiescemce or resistance. Those who advocate
the latter policy, do SO, upon the consideration
of what is Asserted to be the ntolerable oppres-
sion of that adjustment. They all agree thatthe
so called radical disorders of the country require
some extraordinary remedy and have conseqnent-
" resolved themselves into medical faculty for
the professional treatment of the case. Unfor-
tunately however while they coincide as to the
pathology they widely differ to the therapeutics
of the disease.
Some contend-and they by. far the most prom
sinent and consistent portion-tlat disorders as
radical as those or tile country are admitted by
the Others TO be- require a desperate remedy;
nothing short of the amputation OF the corrupt
ed parts will meet their views of the emergency
So the secessionists decide.
OtnoFS Will 4ACet1
postponing that operation until the effect of one
powerful stim,llant Is tfed, after the anticipated
failure of which, they are wiling TO resort to ex
tremes.
The last although they represent the case. 10
be as radical and inhamatory as the former, pro-
pose simply to irritate certain nerve TO tease
instead of cure, and that TOO while they admit
that the case is worthy Of the most desperate re-
sort. 1.-THE advocates of taxati on proposed that.
policy witha view to enforce the faithful obserx-
ance of the ipstnaent by The Northern States
there might be some consistency IN it, and ia
fact future causes may justify the use of the pow-
er for such a purpose, but when they CLASSIFY
themselves with the ponents of the adjustment,
and pronounce their scheme mode. Of resist
ance TO the are certainly al
a loss 10 comprehend its ign ticanee, since how
ever much their policy may inilre. the North.or5
benefit the South, tie laws aimed Of out
rage and oppression are still tolerated
Returning however iroln THU short tligression
decide when these doctors disagrceap They. all
under the comp ehensiv E and generic scnhri uet
of State Rights men, southern men. assert
that something must be done but differ RADICAL
If rs % what HAT something IS. They invoke
tie confidence Of the eoTle in their jsldg nent
of public matters, when although they agree as
regards tie allied ICED lame table condtionof the
country they differ re ation to the most
tant quest on--the policy TO be pursued: They
are ali for but then modes are as unlike
as IS The sound o. q eaE.noE .to tIe report Of q
pop-gun.
The Distinguished cue Of this comprehsnsiys
faculty for sectional hose fact who
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20
Texas sugar Lands.

The Galveston News has a letter dated
Oyster Creek. Dec. 3, which says: I think
it may be asserted that the Oyster Creek,
lands produce sugar equal to any other on
the Continent, not only III quantity, but
quality, Let the hing speak for itself.
On the estate belon aing to Governor
Ksunnels the crop vhich is about halfmade,
Is as fine an article as was ever seen It
is equal to- Louisiana Clarified, and as to.
quantity fourteen measured acres has this
year produced cye 30, 900 pound Of |s,l car.
10 give son1esidea TO hose who are coll-
versallt with ma may add that.
the juice Weighs from S to 30 i ~ Banme s.
7accharonaet ~ rom 06O to 1880 Of.
The lily rolneter, and Is SO sIi Gully acid as
scarcely to color Il mus paper.
60 mar factnre sugar from such Juice.
requires buEslittIs Skill my old woman
with set of stew pots would Be bound 10
succeed here IS also being 6 rected on
this plan ton one Of W. lkinson's improv-
ed Steam Ppenir arc pms, for Che purpose
OF king the noIasses into fair sugar Z.
ording to anal Ysis these lands are
nearly the same as the pe Ita Of the Nj le.
they are as las ii Z. and fhe more crops.
made on them, lis better sugar do they
rlfnd11cn ST So 6 "a b t& Z 81 - IS 3
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20
SUM M ARY.

K
The Legislature of North Carolina have
rejected the bilhproviding for the call of a
convention of the people Of that State, for
the purpose of reforming tie representa-
ton, and adjourned on the 24th inst.
The Steamboat ohm ADAMS was snag-
ged on her passage from New Orleans to
Cincinnati aud one hundred passengers,
mostly emigrallts. drowned. The cabin
passengers, We're saved.
According to ansestiritate of the WASH
ington Correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier, based on returns as FAR as feceiv.s
ed, the census insttalSeia wi show q total.
population in tile United States of23,320y.
600.
The Alta o. lifornia says the scrip issued.
by the city of San Francisco was selling at
30 cents IN the dollar. The city is deeply.
raise 500, 1000 at 3 per cent, month,
which failed. The city is paying 81 GOO
Tire frigate ST. saSvFehce has commen-
ced taking on board the purserls store, in
preparation for hef voyage 10 Isondon and
the World Fairs:
In England every man is subject to a
fine who is found walking on a railway
track In tbs country the penalty exscted 1
is death
The French Ministry have resi- gned IN
conseqnence 81 arnpture between Rresl-
dent Napoleon ind Gen. angafnier.
a MARTYR no NIopEs "A young gem
f4E 49, ma
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20


taah taas s g SIS
of slte interests slie apnth
On other ha ast 4 IS gfaHely posed hy the.
antagonist rorti The eonsn tn lipn. be aavo-
eateso risk tie lesut pf his ilnpor-
taht case upon Tie pocket psrrs They even
So far arruaate iii exclnsirs manaa egne1f of tins
alarming aisorte tie loa III ia, as 10 insist
,,o t ID o.slei MOI as Chee5es
a,,d ana RI,stt thev
i, nm, he ts,,sz
5, s .,sots ;<..s s ,l,a Ills tgne
,bst IL grsat sac sa3,t spattv winch g So
,fFsesss;ye, 4 embrace evcrv boslF WHO
gII M should i lone. 81, s,,:stz
S IS
4, lc gi
,;5, N ~ W., have NAMED, s.
~ ss,st 1.;,,,, ~ ,l5e,. IS f,a,lsstlv S.
s;nas., ,lsss See R;ob,s veter,,, s whose rine
l,,,y.5
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20
periodicals.

BLAcKwooD for January though late was not
the less acceptable. An Interesting article on
Biography, reviewing Miss Stricklana's Queens
of England, with elaborate paper on British
Labor and Foreign Reciprocity are the only por-
tions of the programme which we have had time
to notice. Tie following embraces its table of
contents: The Currency Extension Actof Ma
ture; Ny Novel, Varieties in English Lie; BIZ
ography; The Lay ofthe Niebelnngen; Addition
al Chapters from the History of john BulI;sH
garian Military Sketches; The Message of Seth,
by Delta; The Voice of Nature; British Labor
Foreign Reciprocity.
GRAHAM's NIAeAzIvE for March, is, whatit
purports to be, a surprise number" The enter
prising proprietor with just regard to agreea-
bic novelty and variety, concentrated the whole
strength of the number upon its literary treas
ures, presenting the public with IA pages ofex-
cellcnt contributors in place of the usual fea-
lures of the work. The next two numbers will
contain the usual splendid engravings after which
the 'snext thing will be something else.a
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20
CoIun1plts, g lsstssl1, pt,
THURSDAY rEBRiJ AIRY 20, 1851,

asen FROM EuRopE Telegraph adj
Ices were. received on the 4th inst. aii-
nouncing the arrival of the steamer with
later news from Liverpool: and nnoting
cotton at a decIIHe pr-s q: IN that market
nWe are indebted to our.oid friend r. ]
Cooke of the steamer Clara for. Mobile papers.
Without them we would hive been entirely
thrown upon our industry for exp position of pass
ing vents. while the total failure of the mails.
owing to the late freshets left isnorantof hat
those events were. sssss ~
We cheerfulIy embracc this, as we do every
other occrsion, to render passing tribute 70 the
well earned popularity ofthe Clara. In all those
substantial claims which recommend a boat 70
the patronage of the public she is unsurpassed.
Her officers unite the accomplishments of true
gentlemen with the highest skill and experience
in the discharge of their duties, while our friend
GEoRGE, the generous shost'' Of the cabin, serves
up his profnso and costly reflections with polite
grace and literally which never fails TO make I
lasting impression.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20
sleep VS.. industry.

Z SA&Gn VS. sIMA0Ak9GIye#
sThe Republican IS beyond question ssprimi
4 tiven expositor of the melodrame and TRACED.
of life. Its taste for verbal criticism is as pro
verbal as IT'S lack industry for Independence
i position of passing events."--S Outhern Standard
Either as a matter of taste or jud gmen
--of inclination or duty-we shall Away.
prefer a quiet map to that proyerbial I'm
dnstry for independent exposition Of pass
ing events, whose long spun and elabor
ately reasoned conclusions. are perpetualIy
ignored by the truth of history, or repudi-
ated by direct confession. Our "dialectic
ability has atleast been sufficient to pre-
serve our consistency for three years. and
has thus saved us the Improbable .indus-
try ofpulhng down in 81 the expository
fabric of '48.
We certainly prefer the more pleasant
and equally profitable fate of old rip" to
that Of the unfortunate Sisyphus. and are
content with our "nap, while others with
vaunted but mistaken notion of industry,
are engaged in the laborious but futile
work ofrolling their huge stone up the hill
as often as it rolls back.
It is really. amusing to think that when
the STANDARD fails in its surgical opera
tons upon trade as a mode oftreatment for
Southern vassalage, it may in its untiring
Industry for exposition" go back to--non-
intervention, expouascz again.
RHODE IsLaNp SENATOR The Mobile
Advertiser says, the telegraphic announce
ment of the election of Gen. James, DEM
.ocrat, as Senator from Rhode Island is con-
frmed by the papers. The reasons. which
have led to this result ina Legislature
largely Wing, are not yet given. The
presumption is, that the Union and Com
promise questions had something to do
with the result The Providence Journal.
however, is not at all satisfied with The cleo.
ton, as may be seen by the following re-
marks
eve will not trust ourselves now, to.
characterize. this transaction asst deserves;
but we should be wanting in selfrespect, if
we did not take the first occasion to say.
that, in our opinion. more shameless
treachery has never disgraced the annals
of any partyin this State. Whothe four
teen recreant Wings are, we do not know.
They prndently sheltered themselves be-
hind secret ballot, and we would not,
without good evidence, charge such con-
duct upon ny member Of the General As
sembly. But their names will be known
The Wings ofzthe, State, the outraged con-
stituencies whose confidence has been be-
the men who have done it. 2
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20


The BR1TIsH NAvY IA late return 81
the naval forces of the United KiisadoIsa
shows that the Royal Navy consists Of Gil
ships Of war, either In ordinary or commits
sion, varying fronl2 to 100 guns eacli. or
this number II are armed steamers, with
from 100 20 500 horses power engines, con-.
structed on the most approved principles
for active sea service. Che feet employs
in time Of peace from $4,000 to 40,0 900
ableSb odied sean1en. 900 STRONG lads and
|l3s 600 royal lnarines here aro. besides.
ten conn Of marine arti llery, and ten
battaIlions Of doclzyaFa volunteers, ali Of
whom are well aeficed iii a1llinerp and
MEDloAl usE 81 S n many dases
ofsdisordered stoKnael i Iea 5ppnfal 81 salt
y g certain cnre. iii flle violent iitefnal
pain. termed colo. te spoonful or saif dis
solved ia pint Of cold sVnter. fal1fI, a.
soon as possible; with 4 short nap irnries III.
ately after. + one 81 tie most eiTectlial liaI
speedy remedies known r ne same VIII
relieve q person who seems almost aea6
from receiving = heavy iall
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-20

"a ATARTyR no MODEST "a. young gem
EIeman lataIy bathing in he Miss issippi
river, ON obsefV ing some dies sud denly ape
pfoaeIling =, lstantIy drowned lGirnsel from
motives of extreme de icaey S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-25

orator; and of some Of The Odes of
Horace, in which we loose all admi-
ration for the genius Of the poet, in
utter disgust Of the pulling sycophant.
This letter begins with flattery TOO
gross to be pslatable, is full of pre-
tensions too glaring to be mistaken,
and closes with compliment toofar~
fetched TO deserve even the praise of
elegance.