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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
.son.srcj1e Female Institute,

Al LEASBURG, CASWELL, N &.
TVNHE session of this School will he opened
the frs; Wednesday in January, the first day of
the month he of studies il xtrnsivc and about
the same in frma!e Colleges Probably there is
nr community in which school could he located for
thr tiig OF youth. that little of unfavorahle
influence and affords greater facilities for orng virtuous
principles aud correct habits of life philosophical
and chemical apparatus sufficient to ilushafe most of the
principles in these sciences. is connected w the school
There is also library of well selected bookA which
the young ladies' have and they encouraged
10 spend their time devoted 10 study i'll reading
useful hooks.
Terms per Stsxion. # Fire Months.
Board in my we'll D,ust "i the families in
fhe village and nrighhorhool. at $50 per month.
Tuition in English, according advancement, from
$40 to Sl5.
Music including the Of the instrument, $50
Drawing aud painting. csch 5
French Latin and rrck. 5
Needle work, free Of charge.
SOLOMON LEA, PRINCIPAL.
I,enshurg December 7th, 1880. si6-4t.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual Life Insurance Company
RA LEIGH, n. C.


THIS Company is taking insurance on the lives
of healthy persons and Slaves. at their established
Of premium This being the only Life Insurance
Company ia the State and working under charter suit
cd the condition and circumstances of ALL the Drec-
feel hesitation in saying that it affords
Inducements for the insurance of lives than any OheF
Company in the country. IS
The 5th rc. Of the Charter provdcs That the usband
may insnre his life, for the sole and benefit Of
his wife chdrrn free from the claims Of the repre-
scntatves Of the husband any Of his creditors.
1t is conducted the mutual plan, each person in
sured hccoming member thereof, and not liable beyond
the amount of his premium.
Policies for 500 $1,000 will I've issued the life
of white person; and Slaves for two-thirds their
market vslue, for of from to five years,
the owner may desire.
All losses of The Company paid within 90 days a
proof of lossis furnished No California risks taken
The business Of the Company is conducted under the
immediste supervision Of
DIR. Chas. L. johnson. President,
VIM ID. Haywood, Vice President
James F. Jordan. Secretary,
Wm H. Jones, Treasurer. : ia
Perrin Busbce, Attorney,
DIR. VIM. Fl. Mckee, Examining Physician.
J. Hersmsn, General Agent.
All Communications business should he addressed
post paid, to JAMES +. JORDAN,
Secretary.
Nov. l. 1880 -
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Nov. I, 1850.

O. offer for sale my entire Real Estate. upon which
% thirty five sells of Boxes, the mort of which
have only been in tros to two Years; with Euf
fcien quantity of round least twenty
The lands upon which these situated is not
easily surpassed by any pney lands in Eastern Carolina.
There is upon the premises DistillecE neatly and
conveniently fitted up. with al necessary ouhouEcs.
Upon the farIn. think the buildings altogether sr
dom excclled Those wishing 10 purchase invited
% examine for themselves Terms shall he lew, md
pay ymrmts accommodating. Come nnd SEC :
Any person wishing to purchase be furnished
with sufficient number of aud wagons carry
both the operations of Farm und Turrrntine, ard
with years supply. OF pro<isors.
JOHN A. AVIRETT.
Catherine Lake. onsI"w !, Nv. Go; e. n c,} $780,
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FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
(HfLLsRoRoCGH STREET,)
RAIEK NC

REV. BENNET #. BLAKE. Principal.
Ms. ". e. DorH. A. NJ. I'sttessor Of .M.thematies
u'ta A"cfenf LtnSu4ses.
kAEL w. PxrEu~rLrA, PrcfeSsoz Of WIsfe.
Mus. L::cr NJ. P@rEnslL,A, Ieucher Of Drd,cing and
Painting.
ysvl.E Ladies' bo accoTnmo-
dates, with hoard lit ie family of the PIinripal
r,se will rccev: all tn" attention., aud enjoy all the
comforts vi private family.
The course OF sui, is WILL di:srsted. thorough aud
.xtensivc. Thr ri'ire rIp-nse pupil will he cover
-? nv III. paym,. "f O,c Hundred Dollars i'll advance.
for sr <-iun of five ,.nth+ This will include Board
anil Tuition. with Music. French. Latin, Greek MaGhc-
lnatics. Drawing and Painting.
TIkcn separateiy the charges will he as follows:
Bo.r,l ,s.r session Of five months $50 GO
Tuition in the Classical Department, 20 90
Tufsion i'll the English Department. Is 90
Music Piano Guitar, 90 90
Drawing and Printing. 10 %
Painting in oil Colours, IL 60
French, I'D GO
The Pupils will he regularly instructed in Vocal Mu
sic, without further charge.
The Session for 1851 begius 9th January. 1851.
B. r. BLAKE, PrimcipoL
Raleigh, Nov. 3, 1850. 1T.
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FEM ALE INSTITUTE,


TIME Twentieth Semi Session Of this Instiiu-
ton will comn,cnre the LIST Monday in JAM SIS l..
The location is pleasant, proverhiay heahfnl, retired.
vet easy of at all scasons OF the This in
sritution arranged aud conducted combine the
greatest advantages with the least expense aud to give
competent aud efficient instruction i'll all OF the various
branches of al accomplished Female Education
The Board and Tuition in all the branches requisite
for n Diploma aud Gold Medal will exceed 81 "a 90
per annum. ....t...-..
The Ornamental branches, embracing Instrumental
Musi:, Wax Fruit and Flowers. Ancient and Modern
Languages. Driving and Painting in Oil and Water
Cnlors. at the usual prices.
Vocal Music. Needle and Fancy work. gratis.
The Libraries of the Principals accessible to adj
vanrcl students
Lectures upon Literary and Scientific subjects with
apprnpiue pemcns will he delivered during the Ses
SION Raw. n. l.. GRAVES,
/. WILCOX. ..
l.. T.. GRAVES,
-4ssociafe Principals.
~, November 30. 1850. q
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HENRY GERHARDT,

TTERGHaN:p .E.AITGR,
S-NET1FIESD. .yoh,sSicn G+., ~ 1th fGrDlSi.G.
TINHE subscriber would respectfully inform his fri. nds
i aud the public generally. thHt he has hand u nrsc
and rich supply Of
Cloths. Cashmere. VcAtihes. shd 7 rim mil Cs
Of oil and that he is prepared to execute work in
the hest m-tlrIer and at moderate Prices.
Hc also has on hand u superior Iol Of
Ready-Hade Clothing,
consisting of Closks, 6vcrroas, Bhsiurss Goats, YestE
Pantsloonssambs wool Shirts, &C. which lie will dispose
of on tIir most accommodating terms.
He solcits n call from tho*- in Tart Of Cothing.
he is determined TO give good hargainS and do lis
work in the best aud mort approved s'yic,
HENRY GERHARDT.
Srnithfeld October 18th, 1856. s37-3m.
New WatcEl and Jewellery Store.
e w. H. THOMPSON Would respectfully i'm
"a form the citizens ofRaIcgh vicinity lIut
EssssaAhc has opened choice stock Of
Watches and JcWelry,
in part of the Store occupied by Mrs. Thompson
Millinery establishment, where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver watches, Warranted correct time kctle
the latest styles Of
FasIliOna Bile JcWelry,
such Guard, Vest and Fob Chains; Cameo stone AMI
n,ournng Breaches; PIlin, Chased and stone Rings;
od Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver FhimbleE; Studs.
Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Ear Rings, Gold and Silver
Spectacles &C. Fancy Goois aud FiDe Cutlery all of
which will hc sold cheap Watches, Clocks aid cl
ry repaired in superior syle Old Gold and Silver taken
ih exchange.
Sept. II, is49 T77-6m.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

MISS JULIA PEACE informs her friends and the
vi citizens that shr intends opening School the
LIST at january which will lie Taught the usual brnr
country vino would wish send their children, her Moth
accommodate them with board Particular
will be paid to the nanuers and Improvement OF
the children her charge Terms the
as the other Schools. .--
Raleigh Dec. I6, 1850. ST.
The KaIeIg Star will pea<c copy tlir, times and
send arcuuut TO this Office
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CITY OF RALEIGH.

DeSira BILE % residence for Safe.
TlNHE Executrx of the late Louis D. Henry, ocrs for
sale his late Residence. City of nIcgl. I ie
dwelling House is a large snd commotour and
remarkably well built, with all houses complete. Il
has about Is II of land he'd. under the
highest cultivation. The premises being Of the
limits of the Corporation sute the City ax,
and sn the situation is convenient, and within fifty
yards of the Governors Mansion, in excellent neigh
b0rnood.
The terms of sale would be liberal.
D. K. McRAE.
R4iei rf, Juiy Il, IS5J. S22-f
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LOUIsBURG MALE ACADEMY.

FK ANKLIN COUNTY, n {.
HW>IE Spriug Session of 1881, Will camm"ncr on
Monday the 9th ui Jai,uaIN he luraiI,.n p,rs<es.
sr< the a.ivass. liz ,l aud excellent Society. The
Will knM III the public. having. ,I several
Wears I,ar rharv ,f la,gp aud flu .lhg srh"ol
Midway Thor, ugh s,<tr ar Iil hr
u;v~r uunn all suirrts nsually an2i in Academies oi
fine ,sh.st ra,tt dr~iIing H. will prrpai.
ivdiir I'd (uIirg-. All reasonable "t.
,ari- shall elevate both the -ecissl aud
moral character ,,i the Sfud-nts.i t-s.st
.'rERAS
Tuition in the t'la<aica an higher Erg-
ga snu aisthtmatlral Brahcbes, $l5 per Session
c"ini5'n Eng IAh branches, 10 = =s =.
Board sslth the PriurIpat. - monti
r n. JONES, A. ~, Prinr,psi.
Epcp,,l~i lS. 1880 ii-St.
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When two or more pupils come from the same family
the charge Tor washing will be % 50 for each AS the
umer o pupils is limited. persons desrous of securing
places carly application. For circulars
tanning all necessary information, address Rev Bur
well, HIllshotougl n. G.
Dec. / l. 1880. .I2-w4t.
ettevIlIe Observer, and Newlernian will inser, once
week for iOur Weexs.
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
CED az 1tOCh. r. u,..t.,. Lo.,Itg, ~. {

CED. az 5tOCh, r. u,,at.as LorLtg, ~. &.
u. ). RICHARDSON, Principni.
Z. Ii. STOCK WE'LL, -AssisIuMi.
TFHHE Spring Term fpr 1851, will the
I3t,i day of January. The New Acadt my will be
rIcated uII tiIat day. rhc students earnestly
,Ilsr To le present FIR Gil, liar continuing patic-
uiars apply the Principal, Beliord r. u, Nash
County.
Nash, Dec Is. .-- -. s....f. I3-tlFeh.
- The Tarhorough Press Raleigh Register, Biblical
Recordet and North State Wing, will plrasc insert The
above till lst Of February, and send accounts to u.
:. Richardson's.
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
Henry d, Turner,

q 11SAIy y. 7 UA44C4i
Publisher. BOOKSELLER ;sHd StHtiOncr
No. l, FArKrrxvlLLE ST.. RALEIsH, N. G.
ETAS always hand large and general collection
of
Law Medical Theological Classical Voyages Travels
Novels and Miscellaneous Books. Also, q very
extensive assortment Uf School hooks. &C.,
Blank Books, l.edgers, Journals Day Books
... Pass Books, Bank Books. Recor,. Books
Blank Check Books, and any other kind
tina. may be wanted utacturcd -
-.- ......-.s to orIPr. ----.
Together with general assortment Of Stationery.
Particular attention given to filling all orders complete
from Booksee Merchants Teachers, end private ini
viluals And every article in his line sold at the ioDef
prices ior cash or approved c,rt either al Wholesale
Ietail
All now works received ~ roon as published,
Raleigh August 81, 1850. $50,
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SEDGEWICK FEMALE SEMINARY. :
RALEfGH. n. &,
Sc. MARY's SCHOOL.

. tll =. BALEIJH. n. e. ~ a.
HIHEIE la.h Term nf this School will c"amcncc the
fourth day Of Janusry ls5l, aud continee till the
9TH of IunS vse - +ataA
For Circular containing full paTiicuiarS. apply to the
sSuInr Fii'cr, ALDEir SMILES. Rerf"r.
De....u'rr Oh lE:G H.-...- s.4 lost.
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Important to
MILLERS & MILL OWNERS!


FHNHE Undersigned would re<prcIull, Inioim those
II Engaged in the AilIIn- business NJ c. that he
keePsc"n*anly on hand aud will supply al The soiies
nvtIce, that almost invAuahi.. article
YOONG'S IMPROVED PATENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE
The only Machine nfthe kind thai stood
given Satisfaction tn the pubic IL has surpIanrd
Smut Machine yet offered ia tlIr Stale less al
winch has been taken down To make room ior II. Th
uD:irnred imposition, there 2eO
hArhinrs running in G.; and ish t1cr oh-,
rrfeIrnc-s than the S~ntlrnen " hn 'ISIag them.
whose rNper laiiuHs have bsru than r,atiZ-d I
their pr fnI II not oinnghy cItans-s The
heat ut sl mt also purIii's il ID all ollie
aItno-t {" peii'cn. II takes up hat squaIe Ia
the Mill and requires bni little p"wrr. IL
ht five against breaking w-aIiug out, and also
To retain its Cleaning Qualities fpr thai umr.
There anumb"r ni these Machines through which
I0n 900 bushels o Wheat have cleaned, aud they
have never been out al order DAY.
There awarded IL it The Premium at The Maryland
State Fair. ami Premium with Silver NJ eta. The
FAN at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore. Fall
Address The Subscriber uu;h Lowell Mills. D ange
county, N. x. JNO. A. Nc ttANNEN
December 81, 1850 l5-u
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Oxford Femaie Academy.
TEACHERS WANTED.

rEyHE Trustees nf the ForrstvilIe Female Acaferny
i wish to employ Gentrman aud his Wife to take
charge OF their school, commencing a'out the 2nd
3rd Monday i'll January. If they cannot setia and
his wife, they would employ young lady. ii TI i
Trstnoals to cI,ara,:tcr and qualifications will he
required. Address tp subscriber ForcstyiIle. Wax.
county, n. G. J. S. PURIFY, Sec.
Nov. 22. $780, l0--tf
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To EmvaIId..

A T Pcscud's Drug Store you may find Old London
IN Dock Brandy. Porter Old Madeira. Sherry and Port
Wes, selected expressly for Medical purposes Also.
Capsules of Copaifa and Cnbel. Castor Oil Capsules,
Tsaats. Marshalls and Carpenters Exits of CcpsiIs
cnhebs. DC, and all the most popular Patent Medicines
in use.
NaxeMber 2I -
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MOUNTAIN HOTEL,
MORGANTON. Burke Co. NC.

q THE Subscriber. thankful for the very liberal pat
ronagr heretofore received. would Tow inioIm tie
TH.9V.EkLI.N-sI PEKL3C
that his House is still open and that his accommodations
(Lerctoore limited enlarged. He hss erected
row of Offices for Professional gentlemen. together
with commudious Hotel. all of which is entirely neu
Tile location OF the MOUNTAIN HOTEL. commands
the finest of the mountain scenery in the places and
is removed from the noise aid uIroar of Courtyard
and the Public Square, and ct sufficiently near for all
the purposes of business.
Tho subscriber promises sIarc pains to provide
the invalid comfortable Summer Retreat, and to grI-
tlemen of pleasure and business desirable Boarding
House. j. VI. bAffOI'D1.
Muryanton, July IS, 1850. SSS-ly.
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THE SCHOOL AT HAMILTON.
N 4 IL IL

f# .N9RTz.N' (<I. ~: q. ..
AIR. J. Fl, HOREER resun,es charge of the School
~ at Hamilton. the lst Monday in Ianuary next
III the Classical department The studies. hrIetopEc
will be strictly preparatory to the University. ,.E.
Board in the Principals family and Tuition per w.
sion of i've mouths 55 90
Hamilton il situated elevated plain Roam
ok river twelve miles above W iaasnn, und ~ capsid
red II healthy loration, 49,. ...,..-gs as, d
r. ?. CLEMENTS, s.: Board 7rrs.
Hu,nItnn. October. 1850. s]at3,---
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.VP3C Books.

.NP3O hooks.
MOOT Prints ri the Creator 81 %.
i The Hume Altar by Rev. ChHl les +. Deems IS rt-
The Eminent Dead or Triumph vi Faith ia the -!
Hour, 81 90. s3a -.-tf Ea =s >.
Thu Angel Wnrid. P'~ur by Philip James BaIie,
kuiiioi nf Fe>tu-, so cf$
Life nf Jhn ,p.ioph q" Roa"nke by Hfgh A. Garland
% vol. Muslin. "a, 81
Hsrot, the Polk administration BY Lncirn Chase.
$3.50
Annals the Qnren- of Spain by Mrs Anr,eia George.
j! 2vol. cloth so.
Lives Of Literary and Scientific Men OF Anrrira.
81 90 -a- - Htf- -#-.
Wa,s ot the Honr- -bv !. F.-ninore Chopper. $I.z5.
Tie Lily and The Fasum of the hu5urnots' -, Forida
by " Gilu,orr Siturrs.. asss.f
Lie here and there by r. Willis
Thr Vale oi Cedars by Grace AguI!ar
The Esrt's Daughter. by Rev w. Sewrll.
Just received and toi sale ny
PoMERoY & o'NEAL.
December 8, 1854. Ia-
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..--... p. r, PESelD,
VVslOgeSaI. and RptsIiI Druggist

FAYErTEv1LLx Sr. RALEJGH. n. e..
nFFERS for cash. approved credit, ut the lowest
market prices, large and well selected assortment
n. East India. Mediterranean and European
DRUGS AND MEDICINES;
French, .Ia eif,iI aid Am -rican ihemicals,
Foreign and Domestic Soaps
P.rfmcry, Paints and Oils.
Fancy Articles, Dye Stuis
Fancy Soaps, Druggists Labels
Brushes. Window Glass,
Extracts, Surgical Instruments,
Trlssrs Druggists Gias. Ware,
l.eeches, Shakers Herbs and Roots.
Peas HmAxpr, Madeira, SIERRY and Pokr WINES,
Selected for Medicinal purposes.
Sands Sarsapariia. Wstars Basam of Wild Cherry,
Ciray's Ointment, Beckwith's Pills. Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL. Doctor Wilcy's Cough Candy, Gem
uine Cod Liver Oil together with every
article comprising the stock of Ply
sician Druggist.
April Z, 1850. 500
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
IIILLSBOROU(iH, n, G..

rVNIIE winter session of Mr.. & Mrs. BurweIPs School
Il for young Ladies will begin Thursday, 9th OF
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A NEW BOOK STORE.

R4Iei ;l,, July Is. I'5l. 522-t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-08
gouN IsANDohP or rsOANoNE
REMARKABLE DEATH BED scENGs

The following is an extract from lie life
tot John Randolph, Of Roanoke, by HughA.
Garland, which has just been published:
! Mex, morning, (lhe day on which he died, J
DE-, Parish feceIved an early and earnest in
|yilaton to visit him. Several persons were
! ia the room bat soon left il, except his ser-
want John, who was much affected at the
! sight OF bis dying master. The Doctor re-
marked 10 him, 4 nave seen your master very
low before, and ho revived; and perhaps he
viii! revive again ''J0hR knows better Than
that, sr.N He then looked az the Doctor
| with great intensity, and said in an earnest
and distinct manner, II condrm every dispo-
! |silon in my will, especially that respecting
my slaves, whom have manumrted, ard for
whom have m1de provision"
II ara rejoiced 10 bear such declaration
from you, sir, replied the Doctor, and soon
lafier proposed to leave blm for short lime.
10 attend 10 another patient. '.You must
not go,F was the reply; .yon cannot, you
shall not lenVe me-" 'JUhn, take care that
The Doctor does poteaye the ROOM" John
soon locked The door, and reported "Mgsler,
Il have locked The door, and got the key in
my pocket, the Doctor can, 60 now"
He seemed excited, aud snid. ''If you do
go YOU need not reutn,' The Doctor ap.
Epealed to him as 10 The propriety fsuch an
order, inasmuch as he was only desigous of
Idischarglng his duty to another palieni. His
Emaaner instantly changed, aud he spid, II
Iretact that expressicn." Some. .lmeialtet-
waids with an expressive look, he saidagau,
ErlfeIract that expresson,'
The Doctor now said he understood the
Subject Of his communlcatiun, and presumed
40 Will would explam Itself iully. fIe res
piled in his peculiar way--"No, YOU doa't
luudersandil;I i know you don't. Our laws
ARE extremely particular on the sublectsof
slavery; will may manumil them, but pro.
vision for their subsequent support requires
| that declaration be taade in the presenc e
Iof q white witness; and il is requisite that
the witness, after hearing ibe declaraion,
should remain with HE party and never lose
lsigbt Of him, until lie is dead. Yog are a
good witness 70. John, You see the propri-
Iety and Importance Of your remaining with
me your patients must make allowance for
your situation. Johngeld me this morning
"maslef you are dyiugn
The Doctor with entire candof replied,
that j astaiber mafter Of surprise tl,a, lie
Ind lasted solong He now made bis pre-
EIaralions 10 die. He directed John 10 brihg
him his fathers breast button; lie then ditee.
Ted liim 10 plactt il 10 the bosom Of his shirt.
4 was an old fashioned largo sized gold srads
john placed il IN the button hole of the shirt
bosom -but 70 fix il completely. required 4
hole cn the opposite side. .sGet 4 knife.''
said be, 'sand Sul one" A knapkin was
called fOr, and placed by John ogvf his breast
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-08
rEMALE SOCIALISM IN FRANCE.

have often stated fbat wlIgi are called
Snclalist doctrines that is. doctrines viii n
proclaim that religion is f,rcs, property n
robbery, marriage an infamous msulution-
were making great progress among the
masses. lnGeed, they are already prolessed
by majority Of the working population Of
the great towns, and it is to be feared, have
spread anong the peasaLlry to an extern
greater than some pe0ple hre willing 10 be-
lieve. Notwithstanding their mingled stu
pldiry, injustice, and liceniiousness, these
dactrines create veritable fanatics, and 6nd
persons of beth sexes who ate willing 10 be-
come martyrs lOftbem--as If they had the
sanction of Heaven. aud were destined 10
promote the happiness Of man. Even wo>
men shocking TO felaIe-openly profess
them; nay, some have even devoted them>
selves 10 preaching with extraordinary fer
yor. Yesterday ] was witness Of curious
and painful instance Of the innalicism Of
some Of these she-Siocialists, in lrial Of
several persons for Illegal association. in
which women are c. neerned. The judge
asked female one Yf The accused, and who
seemed 10 belnng TO respectable class,
s'You are Socialist" ~ am, cilizen"
said she, as if irwcre something TO be proud
Of. "You are an adversary Of the rights of
property" "Ctizen," she answered, "prop-
erty has no rights lit is robbery" ''You
object 10 msirioge?" 81 link il, citizen,
an infamous thing, because it leads 10 the
Of women by men" "But, i'll
here were no marriage, society would be-
given up to prostiiution?" "Cal il what
you please, citizen; bul mtiniain that man
and woman should he allowed 10 follow their
own inclinations unchecked by anv lawm
but children would be ilegitimate?" $50
much the better, clizen!' "Who would be
for bringing them up?" "Fhe
community; the rearng OF children is a.
charge which should not be thrown on either
father or molber!" "Woman,n cried the
Judge, trying in vain to check his ndgoa
lion, "what you say is abaminaben' ''lnI
your opinion it may be, citizen, but il is not
in minem And the amiable creature seated
herself with the swelling dignity Of a tragedy
Queen. And 10 think that such abo mBable
are entertained by thousands and
tens of thousands, aye, millons--v verify it is
no wonder that France is maldde - Paris
of the Britannia.