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The GovcrnEnent sf the United states or II
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The Govcrument sf the United states VI
America, A. d., 1851.
7hs Executive.
,hdilLAxD FILLMORE, OF IN. r., President.
WLIIAM II. h1se. Of Ala, Pres I of the Senate.
Tie Cabinet.
DANIEL WEBSTER of Mass. Sec OF State.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

w WASHINGTON, december IA.
The Kossuth resolution which passed the Senate
Friday last will be sent through the House under
the submerged propeller of the previous question
1t will pass tomorrow, believe, and the President
will act upon it Immediately.
Kossuth's speeches are read here with wonder and
amazement. He is, undoubtedly, the greatest orator
of the day, and there is profound knowledge of his
tory and the elevation of the statesman in all he says
He is dreamer, but to all intens and purposes
practical man.
AS to how far our government may be impelled
by his views, is altogether a matter of american
policy. This continent is times large as that
of Europe, and we cannot make the destiny of the
greater body depend the fate of the smaller one
This would be contrary the law of universal grav
itation.
Nor can we noD declare against the doctrine of in
terventon; because sound logic would require that
we should not only protest against Russia, which
has now Withdrawn her troops from Hungary, but al
against France which maintains, still, army of
blood-hounds on the classic soil of Rome! The time
will no doubt come when the United States will in
tervene successfully in the affairs of the world but
that time is not yet. And may then intervene.
not only IS to maintain nonntervention, but may
choose to take sides. France and England, the
battle of Navarino took sides with humanity against
brutality and despotism. But in
sumo attitude which would prevent US from re-
naming masters of our own destiny.
This country cannot make its fate depend on the
fate of bates in Europe; though ought shrink
from the expression of manly sympathy for every
nation that dares Ito its right selgovern-
ment. Public opinion in this country is power-it
is the government isef-and hence the expression of
opinion carries force with it which will be suf-
fciently understood and appreciated in Europe.
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Dec. 13, 1851. s9s
Valuable Property for Sale.

A will sell on liberal credit, the House and Lot
ffSzm which 1 live in the Eastern Ward of this
NAs4 City, eligbly situated, the residence of Dr.
Josiah o. Watson.
The lot contains about of ground, well and
newly fenced in. The house is commodiOus and new
ly fitted up. 1t contains four rooms besides basement
neatly finished for dining room, pantry, &c. &c. All
the necessary out-houses, including Kitchen, Smoke
house, Stables &c., and the best well of water in these
diggins will be found upon the premises. The Gar
den attached the residence is in high state of cult
walton.
will also sell the Lot adjoining, containing three
fourhs of Acre, less The Lots will be sold
separately or together, purchasers may desire.
The property cannot fail to please any person, who
wishes highly desirable residence.
For Details terms, &c. apply Immediately to
THOMAS NJ. OLIVER.
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. IL
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY,

GRANVILLE COONI1S Ne c.
FNHE next session of this institution will commence
the End Monday in January, under the conduct OF
Mr.. j. H. Homer as Principal
MT Homer prepared for College under the tuition
OF Mr.. W. j. Bingham. and graduated: at the Uni
verslty OF N c. in June 1884, with the highest distfc-
ton In an unusually numerous class Since that time
ne has been constantly engaged in the business of Teach
ing and for the last four years has had charge of the
Male Academy, at Hamilton, N c. He brings with
him the most ateTing testimonials OF high moral char
acter and of his eminent m the and
instruction of boys.
Tuition in the English Department per session of S
MONTHS AIos O
ullon m the Classical do 1900
Oxford is considered Of the prettiest and most
moral towns IN the State, and is situated in an undeubt
y healthy region. 1t is thirteen miles RON Henderson
depot on the R. G. R. Road, which renders it very
accessible to the Eastern part Of the State.
THO. B. LTTTLEJOHN, Prest.
THos. H. WILLIE, Secy.
Thomas j. Hicks, Robert B. Gillian, John c. Tay-
lor, Jos T. Littlejohn, FO R. Herndon, w. w. Young
r. w. Lassiter Trustees.
Oxford, Dec. 4, 1851. rl-uU.
Register and Star copy times weekly.
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In one Mile IF the South-Sidc Rail Road. ,
THE next Session of my School will commence the
LIST OF February, 1852 and close the LIST of ugust
The course of instruction embraces thorough prepa-
ration for the Junior Glasses of best Colleges.
School limited to fifteen scholars.
TERMS. Board and tuition including bedding. wash
ing, lights, Sc, $75, payable in advance.
REFERENCEs. Thos. H. Campbell, Virginia Sen
ate E. Booth, Notoway Capt. Richard Jones, do.
DR.. H. E. Shore. do; Lewis E. Harvie, Amelia I;
Leander Masters, do; Dr. Geo. c. Scott, do; Capt D..
Il. Flournoy, Chesterfield VIM. ellis, do, NJ. D.
Hanson, do Mr. BENZ. Jones, Petersburg Capt John
G. Adkins. do; Hon. R. X. Meade and T. S. Bocock,
II. OF Hon. r. NJ T. Hunter and James M. Mason
U. s. Senate.
Address the subscriber Morgansville, Nottoway, Va.
A q. A. COLEMAN.
Dec. Is, 1881. S98-w6w.
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CHRISTMAS.

The following lines are so good in themselves, and
interest the little so much. that they will bear
re-publishing every Christmas. They are from the
pen of Clement c. Moore, an American writer:
"a VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS.
Twas the night before Christmas when all through
the house
Not creature was stirring, not even mouse;
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there;
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugarplums danced through theil
heads;
And mamma in her 'kerchief. and in my cap,
Had just settled brains for long winters nap
When out on the lawn there arose such clattter,
sprang from the bed to what was the matter:
Away to the window flew like fash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.
The moon, on the breast of the new-falen snow,
Gave the lustre of midday to objects below.
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer,
With little old driver, SO lively and quick,
/ knew in moment it must be St. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came.
And he whisted, and shouted, and called them by
name;
" Now, Dasher! now, Dancer now, Prancer now,
Vixen
On! Comet, on! Cupid. on! Donder and Blixen-
To the top of the porch TO the top of the wall |!
Now, dash away, dash away. dash away all ~
AS leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky
So up to the house-top the coursers they flew,
With the sleigh full of toys-and ST. Nicholas too.
And thenSin twinking heard on the roof
The prancing and paving of each little hoof.
AS drew in my head, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with bound,
He dressd all in fur. from his head to his foot.
And his clothes all tarnish'd with ashes and
SCOT;
A bundle of toys he had flung his back,
And he look'd like peda just opening his pack.
His eyes, how they twinkled his dimples, how
merry!
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like cherry;
His drol little mouth was drawn up like bow,
And his beard on his chin white as the snow,
The stump of pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke it encrcled his head like wreath.
He had broad face and little round belly,
That shook, when he laugh'd like bowl full ofelly
He was chubby and plump; right jolly old elf;
And laugh'd. when saw him. in spite of myself.
wink of his eye, and twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He spoke not word, but went straight his work,
And fll'd all the stockings; then turnd with jerk,
And, laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving nod, up the chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave whistle
And away they all flew like the down ola thistle;
But heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight,
Happy Christmas to ALL and to all goodnight 20 -
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APPOINTMENT OF U. S. SENATOR. Gov Whit
hed' we are informed, rendered the appointment of
me once OF Senator, made vacant by the resignation
Oh Coi Jefferson Davis, when he consented to become
candidate tor Governor, to that distinguished states
Hu ana patriot who declined it. 1t was then offer
ed to the Hon. John ]. McRae. who accented it. and
leI III Immediately for Washington.
selecnon cannot fail to meet the approval of the
o democracy; Without rejecting upon the claims of
,ha Ss,, VIII not be improper say that few men in
possess higher claims the party, and are
en'.Nea to Its confidence than Col McRae. He
IN high degree the requisite qualifications
r0r the position, and always given an active
pr 20 Ine g[eat principles of the Democratic party
triumPhs of the unconquered and rnconGuerabIe De-.
mocracy of East Mississippi who SO richly deserve the
compliment conveyed in the appointensnt OF one of
~ '' MississiDDi1D.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

MORE IMPROVEMENTS. Mr.. F. N. McWilIiams is
building him Office the Academy lot in this
place, where he contemplates locating it
is finished, which will be about the first of February.
Mr.. Edward Conigland is building him beautiful
family residence, in sight of town, where he will
side in future it is completed, which will
be in the early part of the ensuing year.
We like to see Improvements going Halifax
has improved very much in appearance within the
last two CT three years; and We gratied learn
that the business of the place has improved ALSO
May her march be onward, and still onward.
HaAfar Republican,
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The movements>of kossuth yesterday marked
with continued interest. But it is melancholy fact
that very little consideration is shown for his health,
position the objects of his visit to this country.
by large majority of those who worry him almost
death by shaking ofhands and spinning long yarns.
Let them bring bank BILLS in FUTURE instead of
meaning, bombastc addresses. That will be the test
of sincerity. How admirably did he put some of
these gentlemen into by asking them, in eff
feet the question, " How many dollars are you will
ing to fork prove the truth of your words 90
Aew York Herald, 1911 instant.
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OXFORD FEMALE COILEGE

NHIS Institution located in Oxford Granville Couu-
- ty, N G. under the of Rev. Samuel w ait D.
~ aided by competent assistants, has now been in
aNon one session. The next session will commence on
the second Monday in January, 1852. uniform has
been adopted for public occasions consisting of deep
oue Merno or any other suitable fabric for winter and
OF Pink Calico, Bingham, Muslin, and white Cam
brio or MHsn for summer. The Bonnet straw in win
ter, trimme with deep blue silk velvet and lined with
light blue satin; IN SKINNER, trimmed plain with pink
ribbon and lined with white, without flowers, lace or
any inside trimmings.
Terms per Session Of fUs months, one half IN advauce
Tuition in the Preparatory Department $40, in the
College Course $780, without any extra charge for Ian
guges, or higher English thEoug the course Pu-
pills can take partial course and study Latin Greek or
French or other advanced studies in the English
at S SO, for each study Extra erpense-Musc on Pr
ano 800 of instrument So; the same on Guitar
Drawing and Painting i'll water coIors SI2 in Oil $I5:
Needle work $40. Board in College under the imme-
diate of the President and his Assistants including
washing, fuel and lights. So per month. Good board
can be obtained in the village reasonable TERMS Fur
ther information be obtained by addressing the Pre-
sdent. By order of the Board
T. T. GRANDY, Secy.
Dec. IS, 1851. I3-tIstM.
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A MAN SHOT BY HIMSELF. Irwin Co.. e ~
den County, IN. Co employed as hand on hoard
the Schr Flag, while laying at Deep Creek day he.
fore Yesterday, took his gun and went into the 49,
to hunt squirrels, where he was afterwards fond
dead, having by some means other shot himsef
In the mouth the charge passing out at the back Of
his head. 1t is supposed that the ramrod damned.
and in attempting to draw it with his teeth the gun
went oil, the load passing through his head as de-
scrioed above. Norfolk Beacon.
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TRINITY SCHOOL.

TRINITY SCHOOL,
Seren Miles West of Raleigh, North Carolina.
Rec. II. TELLER RABBIT, Rector.
TINE Tenth term of this School will commences on
i the 9Th of January, 1852.
TERMS PAYABLE ADVANCE.
For Board and Washing, &C., with instruction in
English and the Ancient Languages $76 per term of
five months.
The design of this School furnish safe retreat
to which boys can for thorough training. In
respect beauty, retirement and heahfuness of siua-
tion and convenience and comfort of buildings, this
School possesses great advantages The of stu
y will be regulated by the requirements of the Unver
sy and pains will be spared to make the boys good
scholars.
December 5, 1851. ll-l3t
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Caswel Female Institute.

b. GOULD, A. NJ, Principal
Miss KATE E. KELLOGG, Assistant.
MRs. E. M. KELLOGG, do.
Mrs. E. B. GoULD, Teacher of Music
FESHE session will commence on the 5th of JAM
Rates Of instruction per Session Of fire msonths:
For the common and higher English branches,
Mathematics and Latin, from 90 to Is, 90
Music (Piano with course of vocal exercises) 1000
Embroidery, Drawing and Painting each, 800
French, 500
Board, (ncluding washing) per month, 100
YanceyviIIe, Caswcll Co, n. G..
The above Institution needs commentator TO
those who have had opportunity of becoming acquan-
ted with its merits. To others say with confidence
and candor that it possesses the highest order of excel
ence. The of studies is extensive the teach
ngs accurate and thorough in every department, the
expense moderate and the location distinguished for
healthfulness.
N. M. ROAM, GEORGE WILLIAMSON, r. D.
JOHNSTON, A. C. LINDSEY, o. e. FOWLER.
Dec. 8, 1851. S9S-3w.
Franklin. Institute,
Cedar Rock, Franklin County. North Carolina.
d. S. RICHARDSON, Principal.
ENHE 18th Term of this School will open on the Isl
Il Monday in January, 1852.
Board, $3.50 per month.
For Circular containing full particulars apply the
Principal,
JNO. ADAMS HARRISON.
Sec. Board Trustaes.
December Is, 1851. l3-6t
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ITelegraphed for the Washington Republic

Important from Austria and Hungary-A Military
ReroH Discouered-.Arrest of Kossuth's Agent
Burning Of Haynau's Residence, S-c.
BosToN, Dec. IA. The steamer Niagara reached
her wharf at three o'clock this morning, and her
mails for New York and the South left in the early
train.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
An armed revolt has just been discovered as about
break among the Austrian troops at HoIstein,
who are composed principally of Hungarian noble
men, who have been compelled to serve in the ranks
as private soldiers. They were, however, detected
and repulsed by their superior officers.
Count Potoski, an agent of Kossuth's, has been
rested at Rensburg, and proclamations found in his
possession addressed to the soldiers, exciting them
to revolt He also had with him copies ofKossuth' 3
speeches in England.
The Hungarian residence of General Haynau has
been destroyed by fire, the work of an incendiary.
Haynau being burned death in the house.
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7, O, O, F..

HNHE members Of Manteo Lodge, No. 8, are request
u ed to attends regular meeting at the Hall of the
Sons of Temperance Friday evening 18th instant, al
half-past o'clock THOS. W. DEWEY. N. G.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1851. IL
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The Tennessee House Of Representatives have
adopted. with only one dissenting voice. proposed
amendment to the Constitution of that State, autho-
rizing the people elect Judges and Attorney Gen
eraI for the Supreme and Inferior Court. .f..
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Six years ago the spot where Atlanta, Georgia, is
now standing unbroken wilderness. Now
there is city of four thousand inhabitants--to be
passed to the credit of the railroads.
Greensborough Patriot.
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LouIsourg Female Seminary.

TTNHE Spring Session of 1852, will commence the
/ LIST Monday in January. Board will be $45 per
session. The tuition varies according the studies pur
sued and all the particulars may be in the Circular
which will be SENT application. to any who may de.
sire it. The School has been under the charge of the
present Principals for nine years past and thoroughly
organized with able and efficient corps of Teachers
-aording advantages which, it is believed.
passed by those of any similar institution in the State
JNO. d. HAWKINS, Prest.
Of tke Board Of Trustees.
Dec IL, 1851. 1876.
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FEMALE SCHOOL, HillsbOrO', N. C..
VENHE winter Session of Mr.. and Mrs. BURwE1L's
Il School will begin Thursday, the 5th January
next Board be had in the Family of the Prinnipa
For terms, &C. circular. Address
REV. R. BURWELL,
... HillsbOro' N. G..
Dec. II, 1851. S9S-4w.
Raleigh Register, Weekly Post, Fayetteville Observ-
err, Wilmington Chronicle, and Newbernian will insert
once week for four weeks.
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For Sale.

A SECOND hand Rockaway, harness and tongue
N also splendid Chandelier.
Apply to r. p. FINCH.
December 9th, 1851 l4-3t.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ L. HARDING, & Go. Would inform
ID. their friends and customers that they be found
for few days in a Messrs. Evans & Cookies
Sto1e Call at the far-famed and worldwide renowned
Establishment of E. L. II. & Co., and get the best bar
gains. as heretofore.
December 10, 1851. l4--tG
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Mr.. Foote will leave the Senate to-day and repair
10 mississippi to assume his duties as Governor of
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$500 100000

$500 100000 1872, SOC, 900
OF these 424 papers published in the New
England States, s76 in the Middle States ut in the
Southern, and 1873 in the Western States. Avaroge
circulation in the United States 1885. There is
publication for every 7,161 free Inhabitants in the
United States and territories.
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MapRrrn

On the 9th inst, by Richard Harrison, Esq, DIR. j.
R. Walker, of Va 20 Miss Martha A. eldest daughter
of Mr.. Spencer L. Hart, of Edgecombe, N. G.
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NASHVILLE MALE ACADEMY.
TNHE next session of this institution will commence
the first Monday in January next, under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. Selah Hammond, who has had long
experience in fitting youth for College.
Terms Of Tuition per Session:
Primary English branches, $500
Higher do. do. 1900
The same embracing Latin and Greek, 1900
Board for Children be had in good families in and
the village at Sc per month.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
Nashville, N. C.. Dec. f. 1851. ll-4rw.
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BelfOrd Female Academy,
NASH co. N. G.
MISS MISS M N: E. E: s R'osAHD'o'' Principals.
TNHE Exercises will he resumed on the LIST Monday
i in January, 1852.
Board per month. $3.50, Other charges formerly.
For particulars inquire of DR.. G. SILLS.
Bedford P. o.
December I3, 1851. 1876.
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NEWSPAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES. The forth
coming report gives the following statistics of
the periodicals published in the United States in the
wear 1850
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Raleigh Academy.

Raleigh Academy.
TIME 21st session of this Institution will again COM
mence the 9TH of January, 1852.
TUITION, PER SESSION
Classics, $25.
English, I6.
]. M. LOVEJOY,
Dec. Is, 1851. I4--ft.
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[ut1aI Insurance Company.

Mutual Insurance Company.
TIME annual meeting of The North Carolina Mutu-
al Insurance Company will be held at the Office
Of the Company, in the City of Raleigh, on Tuesday
the 18th day of January next at o'clock, M for the
purpose of eecng Board of Directors for the ensuing
year. JOHN u. PARIKlDeTE'
Secretary.
Raleigh, December 10th, 1851. 10
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Bank of the State of North Carolina.
A Dividend of fine per cent on the Capital stock Of
n this Bank has this day been declared for the last
six monhs-payabe at this Bank on the first Monday IN
C. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. ltd.