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Posr OFFICE Der ARTaEsT January It, 1851.
PROPOSALS will resolved this until 9Th dav
Of March for furnishing stamps for the use Of the pos,
United states for four from the first day Of April
ordered the department. Of the following descriptions,
viz
The name form, a
figures month day. with thumb
figures place Such the
letters composing OF the those
aud turned mahogany handle of the
like size securely fastened stamp. The
the letters
from solid blocks OF har
dsned steel Figures al 81 "
like hardened metal and Of the size
aforesaid
now in
those
All of the above stamps be made of hardened steel
The proposals bids for the circular
stamp, with the months and figures.
Also spaae piece containing the month consisting
three letters.
Also, separate piece for the da"s Of the month.
Also, for complete selso Of months and figures
with the words pad and free"
with the denotng
making OF different viii be
different but the proposal for tho whole which
favorable TO the department will be accepted The
itself the right TO reject all proposals. The
price IL deemed cxtravagant
kinds OF required be
the appointment Office Of this department
N. X. HAIL.
Jan 10 Postmaster General.
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I KNOX WALKER viii pr~etis. law In sns ssstss 4
Court Of the United States and attend to the
claims against IN. government Addr,.. Washington
Mar, loft
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Fygrf,M Death of a R,ye. Wake

BAros RoUox ia. } Feb. s Herr Reyninger, a wiu
performer, In attempting walk from the OF the
iol, Tell and killed.
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y. ". PATTON.

(Former partner Of J. r. Dow, esq., c.,.rs
GENERAL AGENT for prosecution Of claims
~ or either ~ the - pensions sho IL
resrs of evtrs lost horses any other os'
tiers, post pcid addressed JV Patton, washington Wv
receive Immediate attention. -
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(By telegraph 10 the Baltimore SUM-

dtrtual Of the Enpus Guy.
Nxw YoRK, Feb. Us, D. - the steamer Enpiro City
arrived afternoon She brings two .andrea AMI
and about million dollars rth OF gold
dust Her dates from San Francisco 70 January ls,
being weeks later
hrs had occurred Laguna, which destroyed eight,
houses besides other property TO considerable amount
The health of California has greatly inp~bved and the
weather as very line,
The by the Indians continue very annoy ing
Many the have been compelled to lrNve then
places in consequence Of the deprsdatons.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from California.
Serious nterained for the saety III the
s,samsr Panama, which had, At last accounts been
twsnly' eight days
John q. HOODS, from Maryland, died board the Ala
bama, which vessel has arrived
The snip Wudron OF Baltimore, was spoken August 26,
In latitude 81 deg norh, long Jude AZ,
The George has been totally destroy ed by fire No lives
lost. II.
The steamers California and NoIlLernes have arrived
sale, with uil Oh board.
The election OF United States senator appear. 10 be
the Topic OF conversation Among the whiK
Edward Bixaut aud John wethered prCtn MI,
spoken OF candidates. and Win the democrats John
b. Weller, w. Halock, w. George, Colonel Fee
named The iater, however, stands chance
II The pluI ally rule Is resorird 10 IN the election
The lex isature meets at San Jose the 9th of Feb
TuaSy
The Empire City brings Kingston dates the 3lst Ja1u
ary he cholsr was decreasing.
A ss,lous iasen place ST. Dayids by which
several lives were lost
Business in California generally Is steady and healthy
All kinds produce ABUNDANCE and iices Hour pro-
visions, &c declining, though quotations do differ
much from previous accounts,
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EDMUND ". WILSON, Attorney az Law, win practise
IL OF Washington. CoecoIA and claims before the
attention hso,
adjoining counties OF Virginia viii
Ohc- Iousna four doors above
Con Paw l7--dm
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AGENCY. Washt-gton.-Theu undersigned, late o. .rui
II spection branch Of the Post Office Department, offers ~
ces to mail generally, and those Of the 49,
section particularly with the that his removal -
dose not initiate against character he has for many
tanned in the department capacity and
refers 10 HE associates In office Of both parties with h"
consent 10 sustain him therein. -, x,
All crders 10 attend business Of nature m
government, viii he thankfully received and promptly po
July 4-dtf late OF Post oace Deparm'p
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Massachu4tfs Untlsd .Stafss Ssrafoy.

BoSroN, Feb 7.-Three baios were taken by the hou.
day United States senator The last siuod Sumner
(res soer,) 1888; Winthrop (whig) 1861; scattering D
Necessary 10 choice, 1911 fne house adjourned unit
Friday &c
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WIN. II. ID, CROSS,

WIN. II. H. CROSS,
Attorney and Coun'dior at Ian,
Washington City, D. O.,
Pracse OF Columbia and will attend
and the prosecution ocam Of every
description including bounty land under The act Of
lately passed. Once In the City Hal
OcI
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DISSOLUTION Of firm heretofore exist
Of Dyer Brother this day, by mutual
consent dissolved Dyer win attend to the settle
num- also Of the unsettled business.
Robeu W. deceased to which immediate attention
IL respectfully requested. EDWARD c, DYER,
GEO. +. DYER
WAsHHoTos. September "a, 1870.
l- Copart rshp Notice.Tbe undersigned have formed
and firm of Dyer Mcclure, and
ard commission business the
Of Boter Of 10th and Penny
They respectfully solicit continuance OF the parsnage be-
upon n, and pledge themselves TO discharge faith
fully conhded 10 them.
make advances all
signmeni and TO cssh all sales made by them.
EDWARD c. DYER,
j. c. MCGUIRE.
WAsHsoros, September 81 1850.
Sept 27-du
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DIED,
Saturday, 9Th Instant FANNIE ELLEN daughter OF
TnsnAs j. and MAay A. CAtr aged
will place. from the residence II her
Lsuisna avenue, this tsundiy) afternoon O'Clock
night fthe 4h instant the residence NJ hi. ther In
sasss, virEa Dr. RICHARD H. MOORE, in the slst year
sfhs ~.
m. ueessurss on Reformatton OF CrirnsnnIs~--
psak Unarsn Church. this and evening
sub,set Mr. will the evening
mission England visit the prison. oEurope
FEB
3MasoMteA meeting Of National Lodge No ~ will
of and 10Th
Mondsy evening The requested be
psnetasl in attendance A. there IL work 10 be done
rsb
National Hall
SEVENTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS DAv-
EXPORT.
Monday evening February 1851 Knowes ad
s@ mirsd play OF
THE MAID OF MARIESDORPT.
Meea Miss Davenport
Mo1ausae Mr. John Gilbert
UsiDsr (or this night only Davenport
To conclude with
DR. prLwoRTH,
ne.,s rs e~nss se~ond seats, so gallery e.n.
Toors cpsn At az O'Clock begin At haifpast 7.
nes once opsn from 10 10
kss e-n
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+ &c rURES and Experme nts.-Last yveek.--Messrs.
FIsKE EVERETT will lecture and experiment every
ing this week, the Temperance Hail. TX
which will he the last in this city.
Admission IS gentleman and ladies, SO chill
dren half price Feb 9-6t
II. Fiske's Night Class.-Mr Flake will night
biology "wednesday evening February L.
the lower (eat) ofthe Temperance Hail.
The public lectures and experiments will be continued every
evening this week only. Febo-a
A MEXICAN and European Oratory. a Carast's sa-
LOOM Wednesday Thursday, and Saturday evenings February
IL 3D. and u.s. ~ .'cIo.k.
Professor Whitney Just highly pro-
fesional Britain
will his assumptions Of British Amehcan
Admission, so cents (see circulss)
Feb Y-6t
six hundred thousand dollars, good security
will be given
address G. R., Post Once, Washington, d. C.
Feb9-3teod.
Grape shawis-2s richly embroidered white
Febs 2wd PHI. HooE co.
by DYER d MCGUIRE, Auctioneers
STOCK OF LACE GOODS sHAwLs RIBANDs, FANCY
~ GOODS, PERFUMERY, GLOVES, HOSIERY, AEON
Monday morning. .4h February shall selling
occupied Madame L. taverdAtchef
psnE large and choice of rich and desirable
fhe sale viii be continued from day ID.
posed Of
Thos acquainted with her stock description
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WILL attend prosecu OF claims before Csrrss' are
w va. ops erecut,se departments Of the
Office and dwelling street, between etb and ION stTes
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Second Course.-Danctng Academy.
Y. Liable has the citizen. Of
vi of
Lessons for the will commence Thursdsy January
residence, Pennsylvania opposite WIiards Hotel
Of tuition Thursdays sstu,-
days; Gsorve,own--Moussy- and Fridays
Dec 2e-dtfm
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SERNANFS--Wnnted. - male servant and e.
- cook, do the work Of small family. None will BE- .H
who bring good recommendation Inquire this ot
o1-inf
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WIN. u. STONE. .yr

WIN. y. STONE. Jr,
"a
Office r, the Of street.
ln-h7m
lANCtNG Acede"sy--Fir-t Cour@e.-Mr v. LAnus has
the honor to tho Of
his first will eo,
Tuesday October 2h residence on
avenue opposite Wiiad's hotel.
Days Of mion Washington Thur.aay and sar-
days. Georgetown Mondays aad Fridays,
Oct . -dn
ID II. uOOE ~ CO.. w hoiessle Retail Dealers In
cnrpe''ne floor oil cloths, matinr4
sheetins blankets, and furnishing generally
Pennsylvania between 9Th and Washington
y. C..
Aur
G1xTY-oHE desirable lots. N Hour
~ ish'ng ofthe
modating terms. Apply TO
NJ THOMPSON
Once one door Of jackson Hall, Penn. avenue
lift
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John ~. MeCALIA. late Second auditor of the IT.
offers his services in the claims the g
men before Congress, the departments, the senem
military eecount-, and agency business generally a.
Letters addressed to him business should be paid
hce IL At the corner 81 6th and Louisiana avenue.
WAsutSaros CIry, April 9s--tf
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nREM. HOPKINS, - ROSE, importers nj tobb~rs n
cloths, cassimess, vesns trimmings, and goods generally
warehouse No
Of conducting buyincs branches
desirable their iins
be found Ia the United States.
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ATfokNkF AND couNstLLoR AT LAW.
Office on r, the corner Of l4th street.
Dell lnn
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no.,s. rs e~nss scecNd Seats so csu gallery as cent?
TSoovs opsn At az O'Clock begin At half past Z.
Boz oAbcs open from 10 70 s.
ksA e-It
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MOSES T.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
Son Froroiscau California.
Rsr,s.sosst Hon. e. w Inr- c., Aabapa; John s w
ESQ.,, Mobile, Alshama; Messr Rhodes. Wright Coz I,
leans Louisiana, Henry y. Clark esq, Tarboo Nor'h va
Hon w. NJ Gwin " c. California Benz X True, ESQ., N 90
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 5-2Tp
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nOvE's FALKIRK scotch ale, pint.
~ Barclays brown stout
last India ale, quartz
For sale by JNo. q. KIBBEY CO.,
Jan 25-6t~od No s. Market
SUPERIOR EIOUR--we have received few barrel. of
~ very nns extra New York family nout superior
pastry &C. and manufactured especially purpose
by JNO. b. kfBhEY
Jan 2S-eteon No $, opposite Cent?. Market
pHILIP BARTON KEY attend to any bu.,r,..
he be inrnstsd with before this Dis
and will also .fore Con
ue and the DEPARTMENT.. Once On c street.
WASHINGTON, July rs, tstG. Juiy t7-aawtf
AZ ". and Mrs. HLAsKO have the honor Of ipSorro,yu
vi the ladies and gentlemen 81 Washington their Dancing
Academy the saloon Of Temperance Hail.
day from 10 O'Clock O'Clock D. m except
ing supdsys)
Parties viii he upon with erc.
lent n tnaas
parksr's Fancy Store, National Hotel.
Feb T-eotMl
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The REL1erous CHARACTER OF JOHN c. Ca

The RELIGIOUS CHARACTER OF JOHN C.. CALHOUN.
At the time of his death and since, there have been
many surmises on this subject There such
complete absence of all profession in his last mo-
mens, that the most opposite differences might be
drawn. 1t is difficult for the Christian to believe
that much purity of character-so much rectitude
in all the relations of lfe-coud have been the fruit
of sceptcal opinion. The fact which here relate,
coming to from the highest authority, has strong
bearing on the subject. On one of his most recent
visits to the metropolis of South Carolina he had
casion to requesthe visit of eminent divine on some
question of mutual interest. This having been dis
cussed, the subject of his health introduced. He
remarked that whilst his dearest friends had not
suspicion of it, HE was conscious that he was near
the end of his course, and would probably lay his
bones in Washington the ensuing winter. He sta
ted that he had always been believer in the great
principles of Christianity, and that he was devotng
himself seduousy under its guidance to preparation
for his great change. In earnest as be was about
every thing he undertook, it is be hoped that he
attended to the one thing needfnl, and that the calm
ness of death, instead of being the indifference of
Stoicism, was the resignation of the Christian.
Journal of Commerce.
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Laurel EE6N Cotton FactOyu
TO he Sold

VENHiS very valuable property. situated on The Sour
n Fork, about three quarters of mile west lin"
colnton having attached TO it about 25 acres land on
both sides of the River, including good sLaa ,r;
be sold at public sale to the highest bidder on Mordar
the l4h day Of July next by the undersigned as CON-
missioner appointed for that purpose by decree b
Court OF Equity, held for Lincoln County, at Spring
Term 1851. Fo
The Factory has IS inch cards Rail Road Head
Drawing Frame Spinning Frames, l2S spi&r,
each B Rhees; Picker and Willow . Il Bo5h1
speeders; Grinding machine and al other machiur
ny that is necessary for manufacturing cotton warm
All of the machinery is OF the latest improvements
and was made by Charles DanfoIth & Co., Patterson,
~ J. If has only been in use about II months during
which time it has become justly celebrated for the So.
rerior yarn il has turned out.
The sale will be made on the premises.
TERMS. One half of The purchase money PAYABLE
one year after dae-the other half two wears after dale
with bond and security w. WILLIAMSON,
C. g. NJ in F.
LIncolnton, May IL. 1851. pr adv SO 5S-3t
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''OA oF THE N. y. RAIL ROAD CoMp.Nv,
GREENSBORO, MAY 10, 1851
)hoPOSALSw will be received at the foIlowi,.,9
and places for the Graduation, Masonru times
6ridgng required for the NJ c. Rail Road W.; oils aud
Al GoLDSBOROUGH the goth of Inn
Pa d % oeiu noad between the Wilmington and P nat
nail hoao and the Wayne and Johnston line u Naegh
AT PINEVILLE, in Johnston ON tba o.
al part OF said Road between the WAYNE line
saa ROAD crosses the Neuse, about fonr i "hete
Smithfed. iOu' miles abOrs
At RALEIGH on the 2sd of Jnno e,r,
road between Neuse and Pratt's Store in part Of said
Al 1iELSbORoUGH the 25th of Inn
part OF said road between Prats Store and tba f t
line anu 'le AlaManee
AT GRAHAM on the 9th Of Inn.
said road in Alamance ' o' Oil mat ho
AT GREENSBORoUGH on the 9Th os 1n,
that part OF said road between the AIamrDoa Ofal
Prospect Westinghouse line and
At LEXINGTON on the Both of Jrro
part of said road between Prospect and The vial that
AT SALISBURY on the I'd of july for tbo oHin river
tween the Yadkin river and Cabarrus line zane BE-
=, Al CONCORD on the 4th of July, for The s,rD..
the Rowan line to Charlotte. "' same from
Specifications, Maps, Estfmatos
OF every Section of said Road will be ready G 80
ton by the Engineers and after the LIST If %n e&h
By l.. M. PROVOST, from the Wilmington ue; VIZ;
eigh Rail Road to Mrs. Bets l-2 miles Wn onG Ra
eigh; "eS Of RaL
By JOHN C. McRAE, from Mrs Ber.,.
nance and Guiford line " Inc Al
By J. L. GREGG, from the Alamance line ;, =
;ngton; "e 10 Lex
By JOHN McRAE, from Lexington to Cb,,lo,,.
The Engineers will make appointments and :
notice, so as TO afford every facility 10 perso Que
wish TO take Contracts wig "hO may
The Surveys, Maps, Profles, quantity and Lin,
work to be done, and the estimated value of S"a OF
OF work, have all been prepared with so much An1
accuracy That it is believed contracts NAV be safn ana
on any Section OF the Road. SAeA
Contractors will be expected TO commence uo., ,
the earliest convenient day, and in no case IN d
commencement of their contract beyond the frsi .s
uary, 1852, and the completion thereof by The fa
January: ls54-recevrng in paymenon their conir.c,
ehalfin stock of the Road-fhe ofhrr half in ct '
By order of the Board, ]. NJ MOREHEAD
May % 1851 so 'oa .I
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For the North Carolina Standard.


Mr.. HOLDEN The following beautiful lines have
lust met with in the of my reading, and as
they will be read some profit, trust, by many in
considerae and degenerate and daughters of the
present day, you will oblige me by giving them a
place in the Standard.
Ingratitude and unfeelng treatment to parents are
sins of the deepest dye, which can scarcely be for
given in this life, nor that which is to come. A.
BE KIND.
Be kind to thy father: for when thou vast young,
Who loved thee fondly as he!
He caught the first accents that fell from thy tongue,
And joined in thy innocent glee.
Be kind to thy father: for new he is old,
His locks intermingled with gray
His footsteps feeble, once fearless and bold
Thy father is passing away.
BIZ kind to thy mother for 10 on her brow
May traces of sorrow be seen;
Oh, we'll mayst thou cherish and comfort her now,
For loving and kind has she been.
Remember thy mother, for thee she will pray
AS long as God giveth her breath
With accents of Kindness then, cheer her lone way
Fen to the dark valley of death.
Be kind to thy brother his heart will have dearth
If the smile of thy joy be withdrawn;
The flowers of feeling will fade at their birth,
If the dew of affection be gone.
Be kind to your brother, whoever you are;
The love of brother shall be
An ornament purer and richer by far
Than pearls from the depth of the sea.
Be kind to thy sister: not many may know
The depth of true sstery love;
. The wealth of the ocean lies fathoms below
The surface that sparkles above.
Thy kindness shall bring to thee many sweet hours
And blessings thy pathway to crown;
Affection shall weave thee garland of flowers,
More pleasant than wealth or renown.
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LONGEST RAILROAD, The Erie road is the longest
in the world-467 miles. That between Moscow
and ST. Petersburg, in Russia, is next in length, be-
ing 420 miles. The Russian government is about
beginning road from Warsaw to ST. Petersburg, a
distance of more than 700 miles, of which Major T.
S. Brown late of the Erie road, will be chief engi
1t is note worthy that the American great
prise is by private company the Russian is built
by. government. Mr.. Webster made APPOINT of this
in his speech at Dunkirk:
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New Goods, New Goods
Look. D2EI fj11. EGOOA BARGAINS.

I UST the very thing at last that long and anxOusE
q looked for train containing those
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
that was selected by Creech, with great Gaze
and with an eve single TO the of his friends aud
customers--has arrived and now opened and for sale
For the Lades-a large and varied assortment ofbeaG
tful prints of the latest styles, large assortment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
large and beautiful assortment of most every kind fol
Gentlemen. Call at his Store, two doors above Mi
Richard Smiths corner, and next door to MessTs. A
Stith s. Co.'S AUCTION and Commission store. and yOr
will not regret it, ALEXANDER CREECH
Raleigh, april o. 1850. 49,
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New American Novel.

NOW ALlIOEICtIH NOVOIs
TlHE MOTHER IN LAW-by Miss Emma D: b
hewitt Southworth, Author of $ The DeSe'''0
Wife," Retribnuon, - g Shannondale," &C. .ir
The Author of this volume mas golden "a
her literary career. The present tale is destined u
widely popular. Il is told with dramatic interest,"
Just received and for sale by -nov
Successor to Pomeroy s. o'Neai'
RALEIGH May %, 1851. oe-
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L5teraw NOfice.

A w. LEWIS, Esq, Will address the Stud Ganso.
~ the Franklin Institute, on the 9Th ofJtIhe: hns S
rca Exercises by the Students dnrng the day and az nd
Eyam;nation on the 5th. Examination: of the behON
Female Institute on the 4th. ,soN
May ~, 1851. So"
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The piles under the London Bridge have been dri-
ven FIVE hundred years, aud on examining them in
1916, they found to be but little decayed. They
principally elm. lac
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-31

MEETING GUILFoRD. In obedience to previous
CALL large meeting of the citizens of Guilford
county, assembled from all sections of the County,
took place in Greensborough Tuesday, the Goth
inst. On motion of d. F. Caldwell, Joseph Gibson,
Esq, called to the Chair, and Jesse Shelly, on
motion of j. A. Gilmer, Esq, appointed Secre-
tary. Mr.. d. F. Caldwell stated that the meeting
was called by a number of citizens of the county to
consult upon the most proper ways and means to clear
the county of certain abolition preachers who for
time have harbored in this section of the coun-
try. On motion Of g. H. Wiley, committee was
appointed by the chairman to report to the meeting
some plan tor its action.
The meeting addressed, at intervals during the
proceedings, by Messrs. Robt. p. Dick Peter Adams,
w. E. Edwards, ]. R. Mclean, Gilmer, Wiley and
Caldwell. The following resolution adopted by
reclamation:
Resolred, That committee of five be appointed to
notify Adam Crooks and Jesse Mcbride, persons who
are said to be emssares of Abolition Societies at the
North, Immediately leave this county, and that If
they fail to do so, they must abide by the conse-
quences.
The Chair then, in obedience to the resolution pass
ed, appointed the following committee Wilson S.
Hill, ESQ.,, Joab Hiatt, DR.. S. G. Coffin Col. H. c.
Dick, and Samuel w. Westbrooks, Esq.
The 6 Patriot - remarks
1.-The. proceedings of the public meeting held here
on Tuesday speak for themselves. The assemblage
was very large, embracing it is believed, fair rep
resenation of the people of all parts of the county,
While portion of the citizens present wished tho
adoption OF such an expression of sentiment they
believed would more perfect purpose of haF-
mony in the thorough eradicaiionof the evilyet all
the propositions concurred the necessity that the
obnoxious fanatics should leave the country. Deep
excitement pervaded the assemblage, and prevails,
throughout tLe community to an extent weThaye nevx
er seen BEFORE"
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NEW BOOKS.

NATHALIE, a tale by Julia Kavanagh We
~ Gwynne or the court of the Stewets Nile Maze
of A. Howadji; the commissioner by G. P. K. Jame'
Esq the tooth ache imagined by Mayhew annual S.aS
Scientific Discovery for 1851 the old Red Sand Slop;
with illustrations, by Hugh Miller Curran and u
Contemporaries, by Charles Phillips, Esq; the IvT
Confederates and the Rebellion of 1888. by Henry w.
Field; Christian Purity, by the Rev. R. S F0s.TS
First Things by Rev. DIR. Springs For sale al Inc
C. Book Stoore, by H. D. TuRNssN
May 10, 1851. Do