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Frightful Tornado at Raleigh, N. c.

Frightful Tornado at Raleigh, N. C.
The Raleigh papers contain details of
terrific storm of wind which passed over
that city on the 4th inst, spreading ruin and
devastation before it. The Register gives
list OF the sufferers, and says: ~
sit seems to have been confined within
belt Of hundred yards, or perhaps more, in
width, and passing through the city from
southwest to northeast, trampled every OBJ
stacle to its progress, within that compass.
under foot, with the velocity of lightning
and the power of an amy of giants-up.
roofing the largest trees, overthrowing Chin
neys and fences, unroofng houses, and, in
three instances, actually lifting the houses
themselves from their foundations and shiv-
ering them to the earth-besides doing. in
other ways, very considerable damage to
property. Fortunately there was not a SIM
gle instance OF serious personal injury. We
have heard Of several remarkable escapes.
and of one or two bruised limbs, but how
there should have been noone killed isalmost
unaccountable. The track of the hurricane
after the storm had spent its rage, was indeed
an appalling and dreary spectacle"
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IREIAND-lTs FUTURE CONDITION. The
emigration from Ireland to this country will
exceed, this year, that of any previous one.
Large landed proprietors are laying Off their
estates into small lots and selling them in
fee, instead of leasing them, as here tofore.
These lots are being purchased by English
farmers. The result is that Ireland is being
peopled by Englishmen, while the Irish are
moving to America. In fifty years hence,
there will be fewer Irishmen in Ireland than
in the United States.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-05-19

A horseback jaunt OF carriage ride now
a-days over the Plank road, east Or west, Is
one OF the greatest Of luxuries. The Central
Plank road is now in travelling order more
than twenty miles eastwardly, and about
eighteen westwardly, thus giving scope in
either direction for stwo forty" horse and a
"fast" Jehu, "A view Of the deaf and dumb
asylum on the east OF Of the Insane asylum
on the west road, would justify an excursion,
without taking into consideration the pleas
uIe oi riding on q surface smooth as 6oor.
country ar, and other Qualifications. Our
young folks, Judging ilom the number Of
equApp!ages visible these fine evenings, can
appreciate the truth Of our remarks.
Indianapolis Journal.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-05-19

ANOTHER Lucky LAW FRM.-A paragraph
under this head, mentioning the political luck
Of the firms Of Fillmore, Hall a Haven. and
Giddngs, Wade & Ranney has recently ap-
pcared in most Of the papers, as something quite
novel. A like instance might have been noticed
as long ago as 1846, in respect to Lott, Muir
ply q Vanderbilt, Of Brooklyn. Lott was a
member Of our State Senate, Murphy Repre-
sentative ii the United States Congress, ana
Vanderbilt the first Judge Of Kings county
Court.
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Oyster Trade West.

Mr.. WISE, in a late speech in the Virginia
convention, stated that one firm in Baltimore
had, in ten years, amassed fortune Of $250,0O0
by simply transporting oysters to the western
States, and that they had paid the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad in one year, 5000 for car
rying oysters alone. Cincinnati pays her full
share of these round sums.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-05-19

THROUGH THE Cur AT LAST The work on
the big cut on the Frankfort Railroad was
finished, and the cars passed through it for
the first time yesterday. They now go with
in six miles of Frankfort. There only re-
mains six miles of track to be laid, and the
cars will be running to the Kentucky river in
week or ten days.--Lou. Courier.
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Cholera Relow.

The Louisville Courier. of Saturday last,
says:
We learn that the steamer Hungarian, that
passed here Thursday morning from New Or.
leans, on her way to Cincinnati, had more than
twenty cases of cholera among her deck pas
sengers previous to the arrival Of the boat at
this city. Previous to the arrival of the boat at
Memphis, three deaths had occurred, and sever
al more cases had terminated fatally prior to the
boats arrival here.
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0r An estate of George w. Weissen-
ger. decd, late one Of the editors Of the Lou
isvilIe Journal, which was situated about
two miles from the city Of Louisville, on
the oakland road. and consisting offifty-6ve
nrrta, wns ls.t weehsold for the esuH Of $3.50
per acre. All iie improvements on ille
place were included in the purchase.
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The New Orleans papers are hardly salts
fled with the census Of that city. OF "a
cities, each with population of over 10000
in l840, the rate Of increase has been less in
New Orleans than in any one of The remain
ing twenty-three.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-05-19

AN Ono RIFLE Tho New York Tribune
notices remarkably beautiful rife manufac-
tured, for exhibition atthe World Fair, by Mr..
Henry Cromwell, Of Tifin city, Ohio. The
work is exqnisit. After the exhibition. Mr., C.
intends topresent the gun 10 The Emperor MIC
holas. Yuzza for TifIinl
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An exchange paper, announcing the death of
agentleman out West, says the deceased tho
a Bank Director, it is generally believed died
christian, and universally respected"
tits proper to add that he died in full faith of
"indiuidudI liability" l1 !
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The WEST. Sir Charles Lyell, the Eng
lish tourist, in speaking Of our Western
States, says there are only two articles
which merchants tsappear to pay cash fol, viz:
(" fax seedr and " old rags aa9T fr a.
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Bodies Found.

The bodies of two men were found about
five miles above here, in the river, on Sunday
last. One of them is supposed to be that Of
the man who committed suicide on the Sab
bath preceding. The other bore marks Of Vi
olence upon the head and arm.
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The Heirs Of Dsr,Dent,cdter, by E. L.
Blanchard, Esq.-Messrs. Dewitt and Da-
venport, N. Y, have been pleased TO for
ward us this charming fiction, foi which they
will accept our thanks. We have never pc
rused work of so complicated plot that
was carried ou. with the clearness Of this.
The hero isthe last of long line, known
in history as the Radclifls of Derwentwater,
whose estates were sequestrated and them-
selves attainted for the part the Earl took
in the affair of the Pretender. The author
has given graphic picture Of the men and
manners in the reign Of George III, and
shown the difference between rich and a
beggarly scoundrel. Lawyers should moi
fail 10 peruse it.
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our Tahle.

Godsys Ladys Book, for June is a mag
The Illustrations are. The
Storm, The Morning Ride. Model Cottage in
the Tudor Style, Fancy Dress Fashions, Mu-
sic, &c. This number completes the I'd vol
ume. The July number win be made up by
contributions from the ladies, out of compli-
ment, Cooley says, to the fairer portion Of
creation, who have SO long and SO literally
lent their support to the Book. We are anx-
ious TO see what the Women of America can
do. The terms for the next 6 months are as
follows:
! copy mos. from July 10 Dec. 81 so
2 copies " :" /" $50
70 g I" /" 500
10 ." :" I" 1900
and an extra copy to the person sending a
club of 10.
Postage 500 miles 2 cents.
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Postage 500 miles 2 cents. |

American RailsOay Guide for May has
been received. We perceive that it still
keeps up with the travelling and transporta-
ton improvements in the Union. 1t isa
valuable work.
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ur Our publication day being on Mon
day, all advertisements and notices forpub-
cation. must be handed in on Saturday.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON s.
Ss. assAiSEE ER0FT.
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tCiEs door bel lpw WentWTtibySsreet9
we would ngHiu respectfully iHy yiia ti.paItels.
iio,l Of orr fficpsls eli unstanerS in thoiatlnsy,
to nuf Sxirnsise sSi6pa af dry GOODS when
ibsy fisitfUur t'ity, Always in lsa.id 3lf5
sDpTHEBN afa.1uF'AGTnRED.
Eossitijng pf Eeerpta piainrs pud Kcrssys,
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Blsasiieii aud iise@n Domaiics
suPEN DuFfiE. BEsNkETsy-biRECT
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oir IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, het:g one pf tte LARGEST
s'raCK g IN TIE S sfitlTffEHN tiutaErRY,
Rs pre- i,so prepared 10 furnish eseryt article
III tia Dry tsooas Eiiso ssi1: Ttstsfa. t;oitca,
Linens. Flauiels, Gipihs, tgiiasrx, Bea,hssipcs.
hiracesis, ATstenles, MauSseilifn Do I.nisrs,
liattas ias,one y ard ssyias staslias. fataitur,
SElinliy isrIttss Eihglaanes, SGlWis. laess, tlg.
Sssf. Rtbbsas Ttalaaings, Sc, &c.
Is;ss "a s{tiicrtber 2a, 1851 iA.e5s
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s,ial rnpairs Of tt casit, ,3.i ne s,i.s, sas,al
Will dts ftanta aitkai Ihe la Sf ietabafs st
syhteii..isse ii 1s f!e:u ss,f
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Canal nnH its Resef tTe a fss nj s,sil effssts
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for fnHr years psss,l Iisrehy gisfng . csstaif
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Hats and Caps.

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and taJs itiIwiii tigfo,l 1t ,itsisspasir sats
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"a 900 dark Igiiisel aus de 81 allti Gasii.
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80 aieces Of ftekst 4 its$ss la'sre,
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81 sala. Or retail. d sSt e i,s s3 81
VI Many oshSs uiEs ennnerattng, iltis
. sfat.c fFeysnts. Suee To say WE respectfully
ipSitc nuba nGpectp;is and de.y coltips ,ion.
Tiierefnrd, al on aNr friends a; customers
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THIRD AN.:N.,.gIIa.
South EarnaI,IS

THE liirtl ApnIa! taI
ChIl0LiiS II s'rtTUJ1
of hFi, aiepl.snieal tigsy
Will Sa hea IN Ghpflsaioss
MoSDsg, i7il SosembaS;
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-Spcrimeds IN rgaTy
Ast a1sl Industry ; ali 4,
lppsreo and all o,hetl
soiieitsi tpr Which ..sss I
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