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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-23
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law--Spring Term,
1851.
Willie Siggg }
Lucy &agg.

N this case. il appearing that copy Of the pc.
ltion and subpoena were issued to the de-
PENDANT, in manner by the statute IN such ca
ses is required, and the return thereon beinc Ex.
ecuted by delivering a copy &c this pciien and
---t to Lucy Staog,' and proclamation
hcins publicly made at the court house door, nv
the Sheriff. Tor the said defendant to appear and
answer, as commanded by the sulpona, and the
defendant failing to appear. II is ordered hy the
Court. that publication, for three months, he made
in the Hillshoruugh Recorder. for the said Lucy
Stagg to appear at the next term Of this court 10
be held al the courthouse in Hilsbosoueh, on The
second MONDAY Of September next. then and
there to plead. answer or demur Ia the sai.l pc.
tition, otherwise The petition will ne heard ex mar.
te as to her, and judgment p,o confssso will he
granted against her.
Witness, Richard NJ. Zones. Clerk Of our said
Court. at Office, the second Moadsy of March,
A. d. 1851.
r. M. JONES. c. .. c.
April 10. 1851. tPr. Adv. s7:5o.l so--am
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For the Hillshorough Recorder.

MEssRs. EpIroas: DR.. d. A. Mon,
s"lnrry. ~ the las, number Of your papcl
has worked himself up into storm q
fnrv, and. like Inilc bull IL Bashan. brau
dished his horn and pnnrs oui the vlals q
his wrath by means of the ihundrrholt
OF MI. Ararat aud the "infernal spirits
which danced before his disturbed imagi
nation and interrupted his pleasing dream,
of roli"n hags from South Carniina an,
bales Of Cotton yarn flying to the North
ern markets.
had supposed. from the doctor. usual
Is bland aud courteous manner. that he III
derstaoi ton well what brlnny.,I to IN.
bearing of a genilemaa 10 be- betrayed in,e
the use of language with which some ons
must have supplied him.
lie may, u he rhoo>c. helrh hrs venom
aud puke his gall upon all who dare STAN,
firth and maintain the Cause IL ruth and
justice. !. Will he treated with the pi,y
and contempt IL deserves.
NV motto i.. the righfs Of the people
against the M. .3raraf Mock.iolaer. Tu
Tins favor he must come. The object Il
the meeting viii be explained bv lie pub.
lIca'ion of the preamble and resoluiions
jus, as they were presented. I ask you 10
publish them.
" Whereas the lots in the town nj Ora,
ham we're sold under reasonable er-
pecfafion that The North Carolina Rail
Road should pass through said town. aud
whereas the principle, Tia, said road
sl,o"ld p,ss through he towns of Hills.
thorough. Graham. Grrensbornngh. and
Lexington. is understand 10 have been
adopted hy the Stockholders
!. Resolved. Tina, The inhahi,ani. Of
The Town Of Graham and the county Of
Alamancc feel deep interest in the Ioca.
ton OF said road as nigh 10 the business
part Of said town as possible.
2. Resolved. That The surveys already
made. have not met The views of the PEG.
pie Of sanl lnwn aud county. and that wei!
grounded fears are entertained that the L
cation Of said road. as already done. will
sfec, The valne. Of properly in
Graham.
5. Resolved. further. That committee
DC five he appointed To communicate with
The President and Directors, and urge upon
them TO change The route 81 said road. so
IA 10 NEE, the viws and wishes of the pee.
pie of Alamance; i consistent w,,h The in
leresls 81 the road and the people Of The
State.
4. Resolved. That this meeting dis.
avows any intention TO interfere with the
legitimate exercise Of The powers of The
and nnly desires III 4 the bou ny
4 the Stale may nn, lie made to injurs her
if a-otJ,hle.
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Another expedition to Cuba is re-
ported. The Atlanta lGa.) Intelligent
Ger Of April 10th SAYS: i" Oae hundred
aud twenty enterprising looking young
men took the Macon and Western cars
f.om this city. this morning. bound pro-
f.ssedly for California, but it is we'll
understood here that their intended
destination is the Island Of Cuba. Se-
yeral young men from Atlanta joined
the company before it left. II is. per.
haps. worthy of notice. in this connec-
tion. that half dozen boxes Of rifles
were Yesterday morning shipped on the
atlanta and West Point Railroad, from
this place.
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Obituary.

Died. in ihis county. on Friday the 18Th insi..
siler an illness VI two days. Mrs. I.rprA MeKss,
eensori Of the late Rankin McKee,. ESQ.,. in the
66th year Of hei age. The deceased had bern
for miny years . consistent member of the Pres
hyterisn Church; and BY her uniform kind,ess,
and her charitable and benevolent acts, she had
greatly endeared herself 70 all within the circle
Of her acquaintance. She lefi many relative,
and friends 10 mourn their loss.
DIED. 10 this csun,y, on Friday the 18th Inst.
Mr.. Huss cruarx. aged about as years, a SOL
disr Of the Revolution. He had been membe
Of the Presbyterian Church for grca. numhel
ofycars, and was highly esteemed among his &c.
quain,ances.
Died, at Carthage On the I'd ina., aher lin
gering illness. MvHpocH D. PEnsox. esq. TIL,
deceased at one time represented Moore count,
in the General Assembly. and was highly be
loved and respected as man and gcnllsman.
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The body ofour frilow.rilixen, Andrew
M"iz. was fonnd in the bend &C the river
where !, had a,aied against she bank, ON
Sunday tic 30Ih 81 March. A jury al
lnque., wa. Immediately empanneilrd,
The ver'.ir, nf which will he found brlow.
he body was inferred in he Cemetery oil
The Episcopal Cbnrh on Monday last
~ u O'clock. whrre the rites of sand
church were performed BY The Rector. the
Rev. Mr.. Hnsk, and the ceremony of the
independent Older of Old Fellows. by
their Chaplain, The Rev. Thornton Bu:,
Ter.
A jury of Inquest was empannelled on
last Sunday. an the bend of the river.
about one mile southwest of The Town #
t.lnrolnion. IN I.incnln county. ~ inquire
into the cause or causes af the death al
ANDREW Maiz. his body htina there found.
On examination. and .iue drlihrralian. no
marks oi vi.lence being found. the Jury
returned verdict. THAT Andrew Moiz,
ON The night Of The 7lh March. 1851. abou,
the hour nf 8 o'rlnrk. left the holisc near
The fariory Of M"lz. Barrett a. Co. on his
way hones ard. hy way OF the bridge al
the mill Of Capt. SIadr: the night being
dark and stormy. and thai nv causes IN.
known To this Jury. he got in,o the water
at. or near The bridge. and met his death
by drowning.
w. II. MlCHAT.. Coroner.
Lincoln county. March 3oih. is4I.
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The Ssp<rT eea<s fsr Fsrsylh Casn.
y ~ss "a ses>ioa A<s sesk. lsis Hsanl
Jsdze Baley prr>Aisws.
We irsas in,as the sslsm Prrss .shai 90
Th,'<>si@y r.1r Irsm DariissI,. The Stale
W. eshssai Aanan-a frrr nrxs. sr.
raenrd on = charge af stealing : slssr,
vas iskru sp and trird. The trial or a.
pred the whs'e ~ 'fharsd,y iiil mar a.
rlo~k Al n'fh'; ani Aztec a. clear and re.
marknhiy impartial" rharrc from she
Judge. ii,e Jury rrlirri. aud sflrr being
ahs-Hi some Time. irlnrnrd a w. dirf ai
guilty.. Salirinr Puln.l~xirr and Ralph
G'rrr J. Egg. APPEARED fsr The State. :, a
John A Gd.srr. J. NJ. I.each. and ]. X.
Mrisrsn. EsqIrr-. for shr p.isnnrr.
Ia Friday marsing Judge Barley pro-
noa'Hred ssnirnxe nf death upan Marin.
whrn an appeal Vas taken 10 lhe Supreme
Court.
VIZ hsm from lhc :. Pess." that Jesse
MrBrisie. WIN was causi tel NJ the last
Trim nj Forsyth Superior Court. az cir.
rnlai'pg an incendlsry pamphle,. hut ., !.
peaied Ia ihr Supreme t,aurt. ais, made
his appearance. as he was bounI To fo.
No ariion having been had on The rase =,
The Term of ihe Supreme Court. On ac.
e"nni las Is supposedly of snn,e infarnali.y
IN the reenrd. the appeal lies over and he
was again held Ia bail in a band pf ono
thousand dallars for his appearance =, The
next Superior Court.
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Their tsliaf lhsif Lssls llslF 'Enese
~ lhsiF tails. pFenr mtrh ~ III iiuif,
The durpH ssys ! rsri disnsPerliui Ia
guage inuarts ti.s DiHriars and Enai.
nners. liz rlirul. ~ ernrs.l ssid. q
re arriiaE. Il -as si.sr~i II him Noe.
ssr. ~hrh is rishsf asa nss f-na RI rnn-
ir"r~rsirs IL iisis snr'. hus n has h<s-n
hsred npan me ~ q. a. Mm.rssn<ry.
sss wsh w. Arsrzi hrf.ne Nj. ryrs and
same hss Ga ss.nira~l< In me shape &c iwo
rrp~nsisr h'i.is~s. sad Iars- rs.i-rssd
saais@ri hsfie his ssA The ~yrs 81 SHINE
az ri'are ~ha eesii6ra fs him. misrrprr-
srnisd whsi wss said and done in the
nrriinF. This I siaird IN any farmrr
sammIairaiiaa. and nov seresi IL. nns-
wiii-sanding hss bssssslses and bull,-
is8@.
Msssrs. Edii.r.. Iilr apininn nf he pub.
lie hsir j. lhxl Ale raiirazd ousll 81 rome
dawn from Paetidenes mreIinf hsHsr tn
6r-ham. and Ihrnre slpnr lhr ridge dirid-
ing ihr uairrs 81 AlzlnzRfe aud IIaw III
vers taa paint = Ia le saslh pf f:alhsaiih's
forsi. whrrr u rrminalrd In high huff.
Herr 10 bluff. an the nar,h shlr ~ The
riser. The ISrhinus nf the highlands ca
whirh IlaS6rlds Chhrrh stands. nesrlv
app"siir la the farmer. if these hluffs he
ronnrr'sd BY single til hri.izr. NE hate
a rouis naI July psarlirahl-. hat. IL Is In
sisted. Gar less expensive than riih-s Of
ii,as~ Surveyed shore ihe nsas,h NJ Bark
TREK. u will .hsiase the rass ri bridge
arross llark Creek. and The grading ~
nrs'ly .i1ne nv The hand az nature. This
rnuir. 10 .. hrlrrrd. has never hern su..
rryrd. tits li',lr longer than the upper
routes. bal ID j. rnnirndrd thai grading af
q railroad aud bridge building rnnsii,uie
The rhlrf outlay az mnney. and j, is i'm.
psrizni 10 make ihe rad a. cheaply a.
pnssiblr. " these views he cnrrrri. anil
they ,hsuld he verified hy survey. the
prople IL Graham insist llia, their claims
sh"nid be treated with praprr rna.rra-
iInn. q. l.. HOLT.
Graham. April isih. 1881.
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afsrf ~ hst0Hmfnf OF
READY.MADE CLOTHING.

Al OF which have been purchased al the North
with cash. and will be sold cheap.
They have taken advantage Of the viii 10 the
North to obserse the Fashions, and are prepared
10 make up IN tho most fashionable siyls aud in
The hest manner. any If the shove Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may he assured
that their work will he dime in EQUALLY coed u, L..
They take this occasion 10 renew the crprrs-
sion Of their thanks 10 their maay customer. for
thrir past litcrality; and as they are d.trImin.
ed 10 srll cheap. and 10 have theiI work erernied
In the hsss possible siyls. they hope for eonti.
nnsnce Of their ssou. Their prices for wo,k
will Ne reasonable and suited TO the times.
April !. IT.
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Queer.-Ths Raleigh Standard. which
den0nnres VIZ. Fillmore and The Wings
IA Ahoiiiinnisls, beranse they supper, the
Compromise ac's. seen to have no dis
gus, for Democrats guilty of The same i'll
conduct. The paper SPEAKS of Senator
Douglass, as a :" distinguished statesman
AMI pat,m,." and iis editor joins III an in
vitat'"n I" address The Democracy Of Wal q
County,
II eSiandard's sincerity in il. zeal Cor the
Saulh may be estimated when we remem.
her. that This same VIZ. D mglass no, nly
voted and spike far The Compromisr, bu,
claims Ia be- tie author Of the California
biz, aud che jris,M Of Cali ornia soho
secursd as admission into tke Utsion.
T,uly has bern sa,d that The pm .
raase Of npp,wil,on 10 The Co,npr"mi. Z
IS illa, Wing Pre.iden, apr,assJ j.. A
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Cabinet Making.

THE sutseriher would respectfully inform lie
= citizens Il Hillsborough aud The public &c !.
nersly, that he has on hand. Il hisshop on Chur.
ton street due west from ihs'eeurt-hou.e. q vari.
ETY. Of excellent Furniture. and that he is prepar.
ed 10 manufacture. in the Lest style, all articles
10 his line. such az
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and WAL
nut.
sIDEB0ARDs. Of Wild Cherry, Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station.
ary.
COPFINS. from Common to the Best
Style, &c. SC.
lie promises thai his work shall be fai,hfullv
executed. and At very low PRICES, and h,res that
he will receive due encouragement from gene
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cahine, Work.
such Is Walnut. cherry, Poplar. Birch and Ma.
pic. will he taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
cciyej and promptly attended To.
RICHARD MAYO.
April 10. 79-ly
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The Creenville Southern Patriot says !:
!" We know of some gentlemen ri wealth
and worth who are ahon, leaving South
Carolina, on account Of the continued po-
li,iral turmoil and war are 9Th The Gene.
raj Government which chararierises her.
If she persist in her mad scheme Of seees.
sion, her hes; c,iizrns will leave her IN
,liovcs. anil mnve, az one told us Few
days since. into the United States.
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We xrr rra,ised q &c a ssra<s 5ses>ios,
Ga "a sA~ p~n q - CAPS FsF ard DRIP r.
- sasisan-s csnPsss. - prs~r~sss ih<sl
~ss 20 somP,risa. & pesAAe. tsdas ~ pse-
80, selaa- q 4 lhsir lassn:ssza. ~ som - lh<
~.lr. are sufficiently is~. u pa ss<~e 500 hsnds
% ,he Iiar. r. arei shs large ss'Isy required,
aa a,~riiag q tic sisrtssiicrs held a, Ptisl'o-
slsh recently. resssassa ~as sassilnoss,y
sla;er.i. sa;horixiRs the Dirertsrs 30 borsw Z
% n M, rrser5i.s $50 600. plrdsiar the remain-
ias iH-iala.rnss due on Subscription q slosk. &c.
IS an ialea-isy 70 them; the Directors 10 bor-
ROW the mssey On their ssn Individual rsspon.
slsliy.
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The plurality Law of Massachusetts has
heen signed BY the Governor. and is there.
FIRE law a. il was To take effect from
and after its passage. The e!eriions held on
Monday were the first under tho act.
Where there was no choice Of Congress,
men on Monday the next trial will selile
the msl'er. as then the randidues having
the highest number Of votes will be cleo.
ted.
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NJ 4 ~ ssa ,wspy yFa'a AL bssdaI ~ u.
,ssss 4 a. sas~-iial ssrsn - ss,l. p.yslls
sr.alaunsallg. T. s-sufs ~ Psyhsal 4 tl,s
L,sL. anFfsass ~ = aals e lAs ssal a.
,.r.saal ssaalr. psoP-siy al rfsrss IN Cen.
.4uy. Tre esnplssisa 4 Ms Rad. d d rs-
e.s.sI. ~.li "a nseA % fss p<s-rasy q ne
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N Office.

THE undersigned. having taken ont Letters
Of Administration on the estate Of l.OFTIN
X. PRATT. deceased. at the last November term
Of Orange County Couri, hereby gives notice 10
all persons indebted to said estate to come for.
ward aud make immediate payment; and those
having claims asaina the estate. will present
them. properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law. or this notice ~il be plead in
bar Of their recovery.
JOHN BOROUGHS, Admir-.
April Ia. 79- 3w
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Spring and Summer
S u PPLY.

M1zszs. CAEmlCTAEl 3 rrx
HAVE jusi nrrised Large and Elrrsni As
so.iHseni u Materials FOR Grnlsmen's LIo-
ihiag. snsns ~LieL sEr Tie sllo~ils:
Superior Black French Broadcloth.
Brown !" I"
Blae I"
+" Olive I"
Black Doc Skin cassimerrs.
Plain ditto.
Fancy. Eng. and FIR. ditto.
Tweeds, Linens, and Drab d'Etr.
Fancy SILK and Marseilles vestines.
Gloves and Silk Handkerchiefs.
Drawers, Shirts, Cravats, &c.
Fine Dress Hats.
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Public Sentiment IN New York :


William Lloyd Garrison. the Presi-
dent of the American Anli-Slavery
Society" has issued bulletin inform
ing its members that the annual meet.
ing Of that Society. to take place in the
ensuing month. will be held at SYRIA
euse. New York. Heretofore. he says,
these meetings have been uniformly
held in the city Of New York, but that
now no meeting house or hall in that
great city can be procured. either for
the love Of liberty or for gold. for the
accommodation Of the Society. Nei-
Their in the adjacent city Of Brooklyn
can any suitable building be obtained
for this purpose" The peaceful and
orderly people of the great city may,
We think with reason, congratulate
themselves on this radiance.
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Ssu1hS. oosl7ta uCs4iJ15-1ta i7te
'nrriins of The Elsrfield Southern Rights
Association. Mr.. Builrr. membrr az The
United Slales Senate fr,m Sauih car,li-
m. made speech an ACCESSION. The
E.isffeld Advertiser gives a summary of
The speerh. from which We make the col.
lowing fxirsei;
la rrirrrnre IN ihr aciinn az South Ca
r.'lina. he lMr. b. is convinced Ina, sr-
cessirn will mol he opposed by a.y art of
war an the part oT The Government u.
Washington. lie has snme To ibe ron.
riusion iha' The Stale will he p~rmired 10
ssrrde prareshly. This he considers by
FAR the n,nsl formidable danger Thai llss ia
nnr path. We're war consequrncs Of
nur ariiou. he would moi dread the sirp as
mnrh - he does. But he locks wllh
alarm ia The indics,ions. which are becom.
ing paIpalar. iIla, We will be permitted IN
depart without m"leslaiias. Ills appre-
l,rnsian, Of evil rum this couse Of mas
irriy Inactivity. are based upnn The dis
sensinns which. he frars. will spring NJ
among "ur people. fr.m The strong oppo-
silian of The commercial interests 10 our
midst. ani frnm the anno,a nce whirh
Fr.leral gold NAV hribe the surrounding
Silirs 10 innri upon us. lie fears this
mar render our arInn a failure. But he
firmly brIieres thai il South 'arolina were
united. she r"nid safely aud certainly dis
solve the Uninn at oncr.
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Gen. Scott Boston Alias. the
organ Of the Wing party in Massachusetts.
has openly prn.laime,l itself ia favor Of
Gen. Scott Tor the Presidency.
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Hamilton Fish I'VE find tbs follow.
ing admission OF the entire worihiness oi
he Whil Senator elect from New York
for the high honor ic which The Wing
party have raised him. in the columns Of
The Albany Rrei<.er.
"We are enabled 10 state. upon the
n"si reliable. auihn,iiy. that Cav. Fish.
sinre his election 10 the srna,r. has wril.
zen letter in whicI, he s-ys IN substance
that he shall cxeu himself IN that pos, 10
give faithful and Cordial support to the
Administration. al whose head he /. plras-
cd 10 rcrogni a psfson-i Inend. as well
as distinguished lrs,Irr 81 The political
party in his own Stale in whose ranks he
has erer labored zcalously."
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Equity Sales.
SALE OF LAND.

fSyS ~ obedience TO the decree of the
TTSx Court Of Equity Cor Orange county.
sS shall offer for sale, At the residence Of
ss>~s the late Samuel Forsyth, on the 10Th
day Of May next the Real Estate OF said Samu-
el Forsyth. viz. the Homestead. consisting Of
3a5 Acres, situated on the public road leading
from HiIlsbrough to Oxford, about midway be.
tween The two villages. and is = good location
for Public House and Of one small Tract adj.
joining James Walker ami others, on which there
il q valuable Grist aud Saw Mill.
A credit twelve months will be given. Bond
and security required, AMI title reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
q. F. LONG, c. & N. =.
April 2lst, 1851. 60
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
Another fapasion Ertenare MEf.ry Prep,
rafions-t;eR. Lopez, DC.

Aaotier hpasion-- Erfenare MEf.ry P,sps.
rafions--Gen. Lopez, DC.
Alei,rr IN the New Yak Herald. dated
Havana. April Slh. says the government
has positive mior,naiIun d, the fellow ing
sirri:
"t;rn. Lopez FAILING to rersive acer.
tain sun II nuney which he expected 10
receive fam tins island. would with fea
followers ony, rndravor To effect land.
lng an this Island. and in conjunction with
CERTAIN rreoirs. raise the cry uf rebellion
m,he Spanish crown. ior winch purpose
s'hnonrr has hrea placed At his orders in
the Gull of Florida"
lat IL is known that very large sum
ri money winch had heen subscribed in
,his island was rrrcuily RENTED to New
Oreins; that 1900 men hal been en-
rolled ~ The Southern States ani Texas
q moi already sailed Ior Cuba, are shorlly
!" 10 so. They have several pieces Of
artillery. agd are ~ every way prepared
with munitions nf war.
Tue government have issued the mos,
energetic in.iruc.h,n.. aud the lrnnp. have
been 81 placed throughout The Island thai,
the poln, Of Decentralization will become
INSTANTLY kn .wn. So thai the invaders will
not have The slightest chance of escape
m shore; hu, very murh doubt, they
will elu,le the vigilance ii The cruisers, or
he able To approach The Iani al all.
The Captain General giving full Gre.
dsnce to The information he has received.
the sa'.isncc Of which have given yon
ahnr. has made h's dispositions. ami is
quite prepared to rcsis. any attack what.
ever.
Tie Pensacola Gazette says that re-
ports are current there of the revival of
tie project for the invasion Of Cuba ul,
der Lopez. He will be a prominent
actor in the expedition. no doubt; bur.
II We are correctly informed, he is no.
T. be the leader Of it. Nat. lateL
The Government Of Cuba appears to
?. actively awake to the designs Of the
Invaders, is prepared for them, and
watching their movements vigiiantly,
lac CAPITA n General has disposed Of
nus large body of troops shraughout the
Island, SO that escape and puhishment
VIII be impossible if che invaders land.
ia: sefs an alsa guarding the coast,
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5, RSssle-,l. rAa alesr Hfasn, alus,ls
pnhli.hrd.
WdEaa A. csrsissa. Mishsslw IIs',.
Prlrr r. HARDEN. JrrrIaish lid a'd Ja-
srPh w. Sl-El. uesr aepsialed Ire Cen.
mss,~s n 6xr
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neaSwsl sha . - JARVIS. h ~ Tsl.I
iFar T.siii,.i aad = Cru trend ~ he y ,u,lii
sni Mhis u xsrliy Ne stlae p.,-ilion,
. lsAlllT Ind an absliIh,alsI.
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and 4 number q steam vessel, az war
american. FrcaeA. and English, ap il
me ilanediate neishb0sa0sld, an 81
iFhiCh Wiil deem Il iheir datF Is inter.
Psss . prevent 4 repetition of the dis.
gfaeetal sssaes st candenas. Tia
chance Of eseape xith their lives for
ssass aha arc fsolish enosyh 70 engage
10 ssch an adsentare is 1 very narrow
one. indeed. The Captain General Of
Cuba wosli Dot be d,spossd 60 listen
i.sorabiy 20 any intercessioa from T.
uaited States in behalf Of those who
isii into his hands; neither would ssch
interference be just or proper. in the
lace Of facts exhibiting sach an utter
disregard Of the obligations watch ssch
Persoas owe as citizens TO their country
and MS laws. Those who make them
selves outlaws have no claims upon
their country for its protection when
caught In their lawless acts.
PA;iadripAia Lsisu.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-12

DISTRESSING CAsE-SUPPosEp KIDNAP-
PISe.-A colored woman named Alice Hun
ter, widow, living within mile and half
of Haddonfed, N. j., left her house on the
Odd of February last, to bury her father in
Berks County, in this State. She left in
charge of colored woman, by the name of
Jones, her two children, one named Hannah,
eight years of age, and the other named OIL
yer, six years old, until she should come
back. About week ago she returned, and
to her surprise and great agony, found her
house entirely deserted. Since tl.en she has
heard nothing satisfactory of the woman or
the children. The unfortunate mother is
suffering the greatest anguish of miud, with
inisgiyings that they have been kidnapped
and are now in slavery.-Phiia. Ledger.