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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24


ycux pour son success. Puissent ces vnn
Sc r~eaIiser pour Independence dc Ilfe'
Ia grandeur Dies Etats. Unis, les intertt:
du Sud!
p. s. Dcpuis que pons o tcfit les
lignes qni precedent, voici les bruits
qui Sc r~epcndrnt: Empire City scrait ar
rive a Ia Non, cIlc-O Orleans portant dc>
nouvellcs qui ont porte lie denilct la de-
ISOLATION parmi dc bien honorabIcs ia
miles.
Lopez aurait etc attajue dams nnc for.
TIC position, par 400 E~spngnols ct leu1
aurait tue environ aenx cents hommcs.
Les %troupcs dc Ia Refine auraient etc
obIigecs dc battrc en- rctraitc.-Ics bal
les des Iibtratcnrs scraiont toutcs empoi-
sonntcs.... Tonts les ESpagnols bIcssa>
sont morris.
Tn ]detachcmcnt de 53 Iibfratcnrs IN
raft tcntt sur dcs chaIoupcs, la prise d'u-
nc position o%ccupec par les E>pagnols ct
aurait etc f,it ]rrisonnicr par lie Pizarro,
>.Tvcnu pendant l'attaque. Ccs phi
sonnicls auraicnt etc immtdiatcmcnt
t%ransportes a la Havana, JUICES, condan-
mes. f~usiiies. Pais leurs cadavres al--
raicnt etc indigncmcnt, mi>erablcmcnt
Iachemcnt mntiles par une popu'acc alb
~jcctc, par une popnlacepour l%aquclIc
dcs cnurs trop genereux Won't f.ire lc
sacrifice dc lcur vies.
Parmi les martyrs dc Ia libcrt6 dc Gu
ha on nomme jules Viennc, Victor
Kerr ct Mr.. Brandt, tous les trois dc la
Nouyclle-O orltans. Nous ignorons rs
noms DIES autres victimcs.
Qucl est en- &c momcut le sort dc Icxpe-
dition soItie sous les ordres dc &c fou qli
SC nomm ~i.opez?. Nous l'ignorons, mai>
nous reductions bicn pour ellie l'cxtra-
vagance du general qui les conduit$
a quelqncs hcurcs dc marchc du canon
du MORO.
!, LA plus grandc cxcitation anrait rtgne
a Ia NousclIcO rIeanS,a I'arrivec dc lEm
pire C,ty,deux mile ]personnes Sc %seraient
%rtiunics dams I'e*pace dune heurc, apres
l'arriyte du batcan ct la fnreur de Ccitc
f,ule aurait cherehe a s'assonyrir en- ic-
tant par les fcnetres l'inprimeric de "A
UNloN, feuiIIc ESpagnoIe cni defendant
Ia cause dc In Refine aycC talent ct ener-
gle.
Nous conprenons ramonr de I'inde.
pcndance pnisq'rc noes repronyons o4,s
meme, nous conprenons Indignation DIES
hommcs, ttmoins des executions ct dcS
mutii.,tions de la U,vane, mais nous ht-
%trirons t%onjours la violence ct l'arbilrairc.
don quill sorte, noas fletrissons done
dc toute notrc anne l'abus de la force
don't les proprittaires dc La Union ont etc
victimcs dams &c pays de libcrtf. Nous
combattons pour Independence ct nous
vondrions imposer nos opinions, on dn
.moins empechcr ccnx qni nc pensent pas
commc nous, d'cxprimcr les lcurs? Nous
prccherions ainsi lie despotisme. Avant
tout, vive Ia ltg,litt; ms ellie pas dc
sfcurite publiqne.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24

H-Nous avons recn du .Nary Foley um
DOMAINE dc jonrnaux de rOuest, DIES der.
nieres dates. Nous rcmercions bien les
OFFICERS dc &C bateau de la fatteusc at
tention don't nous asons ele l'objct de
icur part.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24
EVENEMENT ~DEPLORABLE.

lie fatal ayencmcnt don't nous avons
rcndu compte dams notrc dcrnier numero
ne Sc trouvc keias !! que trop confrme.
lie dtpnte Sheriff, LEO KNoBLoK a
succombe lundi dcrnicr aux pleasures qui
hi ont etc f,itcs par lc %furicux qni ne
vouiait point SC .cndrc a Iui, WILLIAM B.
AUSTIN.
Les pleasures rccucs par NM. Martin
ct Ballard, quoiqpc fort graves. ne pre-
scn'cnt plus ueu danger.
w. B. AUSTIN, arra,e dams i'actc dc sa
resistance de descsptrt, attend en- prison
one Ia justice dcs hommes pronounce sur
sal conduite. Il a le bras case dams dcux
endroits ct plusicurs bales dams le corps:
sa tetc est mutilee ct sa poitrine siIlon.
nee dc .plnsicnrs coups dc bowie-k"if.
II await a sa portte tout I'm arsenal pour
So dafendre.-Ii TIC sen est que trep seryi
Embarrassment pour Iui-meme, NAL
henreusement pour MN. Martin ct Bal
lard, Embarrassment surtont pour LEO
KNoBLocK, qui lai.sc derrierc lui ure
pauyrc mere, de-ormais sans souticn,
pour lc pIcurcr pendant les qucIqucs jouns
quill hui rcstc q viyre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24
(Erlrait du Vigitani, nsoins les paren-
heses.)
lie DELTA EFT. lie GENL. Nj ARTIN.
k s sg5

lie genera! Martin, dc rAssomption,
est tellemcnt dcvcnu l'cnncmi commun,
Cab ie monstrc , Ic point de mire con-
tire leyucl sont dirigees les %furcurs de Ia
passion, { Pauvrc diable ! quill est dc
notrc devoir d'elcvcr cnin la voix 0 de-
soucmcnt! , ct dc reclamer pour hi Ia
part de justice qni lui est due 20 The
mis- y II a dn cote dc nos advcrs;ires
nn tel c~ntrainement a vilipender Get
honorable citoyen, (Mausaises iangucs y
quill scrait honteux de notre part de ne
pas dementir les mensonges don't on Fac
cable. (Redresseur de forts, VA II est
done bien redoutabic i 0 antagoni>tcs
Get intrepide jolteur (pouff.. } Il faui
q,i'on lc craigne bien pourl' attaquc,ainsi!
Aycz pile dc nous, Seigneur ! J Cepen-
dai,t, tout Ie mondc (Ah ! all ! justice hu.
maine VOLTA DE- ties coups)se plait a reIiJre
justice a ses qualities P~ersonnelles ct pri-
wees C'est trop JoIi ...D Don
Went done ct cxces de rage 1t de fla
reur?(De la caDicnle, mon cher y A quot
aboutissent toutes ces prosocations
Pourquoi le trainer dams Ia bouc Pour
quot cetle grande ct immense, colere !?
(C'cst Ia nature qni est coupable !! All
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24

AssoMPrtoN.-dcs pluies t%orrentiellcs
nous inondcEt chaqne jour, a la grande
jnhiIation dc tons nos p!antcurs, don't les
cannes, grace a ces hicnflisantcs ondees.
croisscnt a vue dnii, ct III desespoir dc
tous les promeileurs ct voyageurs qui au
lieu de chcmins nc rcnconsrcnt qne dos
bour5icrs. L'interst general nous frit
volonticrs rire dn disappointment de
ccs dasesperfs, surtout de celui des pro.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-30
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
THE NORTH CAROLINA READER;

A WORK designed to familiariZe the minds of the
~ Young with the character history, and resources of
fheT own well-favored father land The author, while
prosecuting the work. received many letters OF encour
agement from leading citiZens-a of whom expressed
desire that it might find its way into every home OF
North Carolina and these good wishes and favorable
opuions uttered before the style of the work was
known any butsthe author himself The public
will be able TO Judge of the merits OF the plan, ana
of execution for the msrveS and, considering the
amount of matter it will be cheap and in the power OF
every one to buy and examine. The work Will CONTAIN
lst a general description OF North Caro"hd' " iU'
reference to scenery productions, capabilities pp
ton, and manners, illustrated with numerous e"s''"
ings. ,. od ro.
2 history of the discovery, settlement anu pro-
gress of the State down to the present l"e'
3. Political and oratorical eXelcises' solie VI '
by North Carolinians. ,, l,o. r,bo
1. Chronological and historical tao'es; s;e 49,
last census explanations OF PcPnlar scleElhc terms'
SC. SC. , 60 ,r.o,, rood;no
L;iJ a nd dgested the hest authorities, and IS
intended to be- to the North Caroinah an inalspenS1
hicomnanion twill he published by. LlPPINCOII,
TpAMRO e. Co , successor TO GRlGG & ELLIOT,
No II North Fourth Street, PHI adephia. and orders
addressed to them will be promptly aendedto l. ne
Undersigned will also be in Philadelphia for few weeks;
tters addressed to him urthe publishers will meet with
Trade and merchants of North Carolina who deal
in school books would do ell to call on the publishers,
or send early orders. Liberal discounts will be made
wholesale purchasers and the retail price Will De
$I-6 copies for $50 for $50 Tor $50
C. H. WILEY.
P S. 1t is the authors design to publish, in the
conrse of few months Reader for beginners provd-
ed the work in press is literally patronIzed The
two Readers will make complete series ; and the cost
win be but little half that of the Worcester Series,
tbe ono most in nse while will contain all the
cessary instructions and matter to suit all classes.
July 2Sth, 1851. SO-
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ENHE acting Trustees OF this long established Semln-
airy, take great pleasure in announcing to the public
that they have engaged the services of Mr.. BENZ R.
HUsKE, who will hereafter conduct the Academy Prn-
cipal.
Mr.. Huske is native of the State, and graduate of
University, and has for sometime been engaged,
very successfully in teaching in the town of Fayetteville
His learning, fine temper, and Christian character, give
Parents that his duty children entrusted
to his charge will ably and consccnciousy performed
The exercises of the next session will commence on
Monday, the st instant and the of instruc
ton is preparatory to the University the sessions in flu
ture will correspond with those of Chapel Hill.
Terms of Tuition, including courses, So 90, =
ways in advance No deduction made, unless in of
protracted Illness By order of the Board,
E. A. HEARTH, Sec.
REFERENcEs-Presiden and Faculty of the Univer-
sity of NJ c.; Charles G. Haigh Esq, Hon. r. Strange
Edward ]. Hale, Esq, Fayetteville.
July 5, 1851. 7l-6w.
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THE FAUQUIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Fauquier County, Virginia.
WILL be opened for visitors the first of June.
w They situated the Rappahannock river.
(now navgabc) thirtyeight miles above Fredericks
burg, and fifty nearly due west from Alexandria.
No pains have been spared continue the attractions
of the place the votaes of pleasure the seekers of
health. The publication in pamphlet of the en-
incnt and Rev Thornton Strngfellow shows beyond all
question, the healing qualities of this water in many d.
seases-dyspcF sa, droPsy &c. &c. He had spent the
previous here and made thorough and sitting
examination of the details Of the reported by him.
and he is of opinion that the extraordinary medicinal
advantages of the Springs have been ohscnred in the
greater alurements to fashionable life
The railroad from Alexandria is rapidly approaching
these Springs, and will soon make the trip delightful
from that city and all north of it. In the time
the stages tri-weekly from Washington, and will be
daily after the LIST July. A daily line of stages will be
by Mr. Quscnbcrry, from fredericksburg after lst
July; and in the time he engages to send up all
passengers, at the regular fare (S3) they may pre-
sent themselves.
Terms of board as last year, viz $50 dollars
for the whole season. ending first October for three
months; $50 for months S35 for month; SIS
for weeks $40 for week; rs per day. Meals
lodging so each. Servants and children under
IL years, half price. No charge for children under
years Horses so cents day, $40 per month.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
Nav "a, 1851. 59-2m.
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TEACHER WANTED.

4 LIBERAL SALARY will be given to any gsntle
L man who well recommended, produ,i
testimonials that will satisfy beyond doubt character
and of his entire qualifications take charge of prcpara-
tory School Topsai Sound, which has hitherto been
largely patronizcd, and in prosperous condition The
Academy (known as ToPsa Academy is beautiful
and healthy location IL miles east of Wilmington in
neighborhood surpassed by any in point of morality
and social intercourse. 1t is desirable that the
scholastic year should commence the first day Oc-
tOber next Letters early addressed to n. N. Nixon,
Wilmington N. c., after the 18th inst. JOS M.
Foy, Esq, Wilmington N. c., will meet prompt at
tention.
NICHOLAS n. NIXON,
President of Board of Trustees.
Sl-tlOct.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-30

This extensive and well known Establishment, has
now in operation for upwards of years. ard has
turned and sold more vehicles than other in the
The sales for the last five have averaged
upwards of 8; 900 per annum. The Establishment
is situated on Main Street, and comprises Wood Shop
containing benches; Harness Shop, containing
benches; a Blacksmith Shop with FORCES, and Large
and commodious Paint and Trimming Rooms-all new
and in excellent order There besides these large
wood house. filled with immense quantity of fine sea-
soncd Timber adapted every department of the bust
ness. A Turning Lathe and Saw moved by horse pow
err Pump the premises. Shelter for vehicles,
and in word all the improvements ard convcniences
found in the best Establishments either North or South
IA Immediately opposite, the Dwelling House
Hin and Ware House. The Dwelling-house is a fine
two story building with lot attached, having all
necessary out houses and conveniences required by
family. The situation is elevated, healthy and pleasant
The Warehouse is a two story so X &c #. build
ing, and upwards of $3.50 In addition to these
will he found largo and varied assortment of
Trimmings, Paints, Leather and Harness
NiOUNTINGs,
all new and OF the latest style.
The position of Greenvle, situated as it is in the
midst of the weahiest and most fertile portion of the
ate-connected with Raleigh and the west by Plank
open Steamboat Observation-Disclosures the high charac-
of the Establishment for the durability and elegance
of its work, combine with the growing Importance OF
the place render the appropriate point in East
will obtain the most accommodating terms, and any
reasonable time to make his payments.
To his friends and patrons the subscriber returns his
hearty thanks for their liberal patronage. informs
them that he has hand the largest and finest
sortment of BUGGIES and o'her VEHICLES ever
here which he will he happy to sell on low terms
for cash negotiable notes. He respectfully invites
friends and purchasers to call and examine his stock.
JAMES NELSON.
Grccnville June IS, 1851. 75-tf.
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NOTICE..

FENHE Subscriber is authorized TO sell valuable tract
n of Land lying in the upper end of HALIFAX County,
North Carolina, in the neighborhood of BrlRkleyVIe
adjoining the lands of the late VIM II. Thomas, Joseph
Williams and Others containing S96 acres by are,
cent survey it being the residence of the late Colonel
Rhesea Read. There is good aid convenient dwelling
House on the tract, with little repairs, with other
out houses, and failing Spring of good water
as could be desired deem it unnecessary 10
think it equal to any of the ghborhood Lands no
person would purchase without viewing. great bar
gain be made in whole any part. any person
wishing to purchase find me IN the neghborhOod
the land.
WILL. BRINKLEY.
Brinkleyville, Halifax, Aug. 10 Isl. sI-tlDee'
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For the Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, BRON-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOP-
ING COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.

In-offerIng the community this justly celebrated
remedy for diseases ofthe throat and lungs 1t IS not our
wish 10 trie Wi tn the lives eath of the afflicted nut
frankly 10 lay before them the opinions of distinguished
and of the evidences of lis success, from
which they can judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves to make wild assertions or false
statements of its efficacy, will hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many proofs are here glven and solicit an inquiry
from the public into all publish feeling ed they
will find them perfectly reliable, and the medicine wor-
thy their best confidence and patronage.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and
.Mnte''ia .Aedica, BOocdoin College.
Dear Sir: delayed answering the receipt of your
preparation, until had opportunity of witnessing its
eterts IN my own family, or in the families OF my
friends.
This have done with high degree of satisfac-
ton, in cases both Of adults and children
have found it, as its ingredients show, powerful
remedy for colds and coughs and pulmonary diseases.
PARKER CLEAVELAND, NJ D.
Brunswick, Me-, Feb. 5, 1S47
Read the following, and see if this medicine is worth
trial This patient had become very feeble and the
effect fthe medicine was Enthusiastically distinct
UNITED STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRInGs)
July 5, I849.
DR.. ]. C.. Ayer,-Sir: have been afflicted with a
painful affection lungs, and all the symptoms offs
tied consumption for more than a year l could find
no medicine that would reach my case, until COM
menced the of your &C Cherry Pectoral,' which
gave gradual relief and have been steadily gaining
my strength till my health is we'll nigh restored
While using your medicine had the qualification OF
curing with it my reverend friend, Mr.. Truman, Of
Sumpter District, who had been suspended from his
parochIAI duties by attack of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you,
And am, sir, yours respectfully,
]. F. CALHOUN. of South Carolina
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver, Practical Chem
Ist, Lowell Mass
Sold in Raleigh by Williams, Haywood e. Co., and
by Druggists throughout the State.
May 81, 1851. 87O-3m
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TO CAPITALISTS.

TENE Subscribers offer for sale the Bonds of the Town
L of Wilmington, to amount of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND Dollars, in sums of five hundred and one
thousand dollars, payable in from twenty years
nually.
These Bonds the only debt of the Town, and are
duly authorized by act of Assembly, with ample provs-
ons for the payment of principal and interest and being
exempt from taxation also, they present opportunity
for and desirable investment rarely met with in
the State. Apply to
DEROSSET & BROWN
Wilmington, N. e., April IL, 1851. Att.
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MOUNTAIN HOTEL,
aORGANTON. Burke CON- C..

sSf THE Subscriber, thankful for the very liberal pat
ionage heretofore received, would now inform the
TEs.gE.ELLE.N'6+ IsERLIC
that his House is still open and that his
heretofore imited) enlarged. He has erected
4 of Offices for Professional gentlemen, together
with commodious Hotel, all of which is entirely
The location of the MOUNTAIN HOTEL commands
The finest view of the mountain scenery in the place. and
is removed from the noise and uproar of Courtyard
and the Public Square, and yet sufficiently for all
the purposes of business.
The subscriber promises to spare pains to provide
the invalid comfortable Summer Retreat, and gen
llcmen of pleasure and business desirable Boarding
House. J. M. HAPPOLDT.
Morganton July 25, 1850. S26-ly.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-30
A New Law Dictionary

4 ND Glossary containing Definitions Of tn princ-
- pal terms ofthe Common and Civil Law together
with ranslaons aud explanations Of the various echn
cal phrases; embracing also all the principal Common
and Civil Law maxims. Adapted to the jurisprudence
of the United States. by Alexander Burrll Counsellor
at Law. vols, svo. So.
Also Adams Equity, 50 so Storry's wurks on Law;
Chittys works Law. For sale at the lowest prices,
W. L. POMEROY,
(Late PoMERoY g. O'NEAL.)
w. L. P. will receive subscriptions for the series
of Lngsh Reports in Law and Equity, publish Dg
in parts by Messrs Little Brown. Price 81 per- No.
$40 per year IL Nos, bound i'll six, 81 per vol.
Raleigh, May 26. So
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A FAMILY ROOK.

A"irHy CycopediG Of DO nestle Medicine. SUo.-86O
pases.-ITih Wood Engravings &C.
WIS work contains very large amount of highly
HaiuaoIe ana practical information arranged IN
!or G,'er LOT ready reference or attentive read
causes Premonory signs and distinguish.
ing symptoms OF Disease and the nature uses proper
corning Diet, Air, Clothing, Bathing, Exercise. and
other things connected with the preservation of beath
also, concerning the management of the Sickroom tbe
Nursery, the preparation OF Food Drink for the SCI
the application of Leeches, Blisers Poultices Drsb
PasteTs &C., to produce the best effect witb the
least inconvenience and suffering the patient n5
such other information will tend to mitigate the
erngs of the sick-room For sale by
H. D. TURNNR, N. C. Bookstore
Raleigh, August 18th, 1851. 40
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State of North Carolina, HEREFORD Co.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term, 1851
MiIly Alston Adm'x. of Abner Alston the heirs
at Law of Abner Alston.-Peton to sell Land.
TT appearing to the Court that Dempsey Rocks and
wife Christian. and Starkey Davis, and wife Eliza
limits Of the State, it is ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made in the North Carolina Standard Tor SIX
weeks, notifying the said defendant of the filing Of this
petition and further that they be and appear before The
Justices of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions at the next Court TO be held for the county
of ertford, at the Court House in Wnon, on the fourth
Monday in August next, then and there TO answer or
demur to the said petition, otherwise judgement pro COZ"
feSSO will be taken to them, and the prayer oil The
petitioner be grant ed.
Witness, Lewis VI. Cowper, Clerk of the said Court
at Winton, the Fourth Monday of May, A. D. 1851.
L. M. COWPER, CiTk.
July z, 1851. (Pr. Adv. $5,623.) sSO-6w
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NTBDIG.A.I DBPAR. IITENcp
OF RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

OF RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
TTNHE next Lecture Term of this Institution will
L mence the lst of September and continue ten
months. This School is recognised and its students adj
mitted the ad cndeun footing by of the most
respectable Medical Institutions of this country, among
which may be mentioned Jefferson Medical College, of
Philadelphia and the University of the City of New
York.
The of instruction is extensive and practical
Anatomy taught both by and dissection
and students procure abundant material for dissection
on very moderate terms. During the frequent
opportunities afforded students of witnessing and
ssting in important Surgical operations.
The fee for the is SII5 90, and always paya-
bic entering the School. Board convenient to the
School, can be had on very moderate terms. Students
obtain the Textbooks in Farmvile, village few
miles from the School.
FACULTY:
JoHN P. METTAUER NJ d. LII. d. Prof of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Francis j. METTAUER, Jr., A. NJ, NJ. D., Prof of An
atomy, Physiology, Chemistry and Pharmacy
JoHS. p MErrAUER, NJ. D., LII. D., Prof. of Therapeu
tics, Matcria Medica Midwifery and the Diseases Of
Females and Children.
JOHN P. METTAUER,
Dean of he Faculty.
Prince Edward G. H, Va July IA. II wt27A.
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E3fe PHhI5casi0Ess.

Z ORD and Lady Harcowt, Country Hospitales,
IA Novel by C. Sinclair; Dealings with the Inquisi
lion, by DeA chilli Nose among the British ers n ell
wynne, the Court of the Stuarts under the Reigns
of Char les I'd, and James 3D. and Historical Romance
The Motherin-Law. by Miss Southworth; Harpers New
Monthly for June; The Hero of West Wayland, Tale
by Mary Hewitt The Dinnings and their Beaux, by
Miss Leslie The Widow Rugs6y's Husband, and other
Tales, by the author of Simon Suggs. Received this
day At the North Carolina Book Store.
Raleigh, June 8, 1851. 60