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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-22

The Hon. Isaac E. Holmes, VIII recently represen-
ted the Charleston district of South Carolina in Con-
gress, and was passenger in the steamer Georgia,
which left New York on Tuesday. is said to be on
his way to California, with a view Of devotng him
self TO tho practice of law in that State,
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-22

DEsPoT1sM. Despotism is nothing more than UNI
limited power. and may be. exercised BY majority
without any restraint but its own will, and freed
from all the barriers of constitutional principle, will
be just sure to tyrannze over the minority, as
mere WILL whether of the majority or the minority,
are equally arbitrary The absence of restraint is the
great characteristic of all despotic governments, and
democracy without it, is only tyran in disguise.
will be the worst government in the world. There
will be no other right but that of the strongest
Those who in majority now, had better look to
this, since the period may arrive when they will be-
come minority. and be offered up victims to their
own shrine Southern Press
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y
TO the prcceedings Of The Nashville Cnns
yuntlon Is bound III Il Il honor nos to Is deseft iicr
having takesi counsel with
them, sha is pledged by that net to remain
aug share With them q spmtl ion fntefss long
as inc ,rriey yances they met 10 redress com
stit,ue unchanged In their character md ex.
tent. & t{.j !. so -
25th. Sa6misslo1 Is not the alternative
OF sceesslcn, althongh frequently used as
snch Tor dceoy TO the unwary. In the
:choice OF remedies for an existing evil;
tmali alone Is endowed will, reason, and ;he,
sia thus enabled TO determine what is ap-
Propriate and what Ii mt Ifhe be deter.
mine. to remove ,lle evil, by applying tho
only appropriate remedy, none but seces-
sionists viii call that submias,on--.ths
world will Jignay the act by its proper
naIne--it has none.4 lit for remedy that is
incalculabty worse than the tlisease.
Final The ponderons materials Of
which this Union 10 now. composed, to-
gether with the reck kirss spiritsvith which
lrsgoyerIment5 5is administered. leave no
room {. SSbt Tint a disruption Of it's parts
at no is inevitable. We are
ioted To conteihplate such an event as
near at hand, and In suspending the lpxer-,
else Of the right, Of secession Tor the present,
we do so, not only in tho expectation Of Co.
operation to be excited by the further move
ments of offapaticism, but 10 arise from d con-
dtion Of things .entirely independent Of that
cause, and from which Southern con.
federacy must result. Z
Very respectfully,
c. w. DUDLEY.
Rennetsyille, 10Th Sept. 1851.
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s.RasIses,ssIs.!a, - ~ Z.

lteo Doslars ln I'D yaiite, F@1 Dollars
Ssand EiEty-cents ai the aSpifat ion sof six
'i;noht hthss or Three Dollars at the end of the
No apsr discontinued until all ar4cafa.
1 goa are paid, unless at the. option of the
{ e,supriatH ID III 10 s s
81 AZ as-A Aslye.tisame entsf inherited at 7B cts.
\ square, q lines 6r ioss,3 fof the first
4 sss:id half that sum for each subsequent
,iserticI. :. II. & 5sss..L 5,.
srhe niiahb rof iissertitH4s b Be mark
\ nd on all a Adysftisem anita sSf they Will he
Z pnblis dahtil or al cred To be discontinued,
stsA char Srbfd dlngly. /, q ..
] asRs DOH per 8qIafes for sa single
s tasS puafterly and Monthly a daSer-
5tlseitehte vii be charged tho same asa
! singl nBe rtioiS and seniistnonthly the
Il ssssre ah new ones. t.{ 49,, Z
All Obituary Notices exceeding six
sslsE,es, and 510inm uhi hicafions recommending
i didafes for public offices or trust--or
sf.s;iing ExhibitIens, viii be charged as
L A.trsItiseme ents, ~ as. 80 ~. 81 q.
Rev. FREpEEtGK RusH, is a travelling
rent for this paper, and Is authorized to
iskseciye subscriptions aud receipt for the
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
.----.-L-->:-,z-.-.
SumterViile, So. Ca.
JOHN t. GREEN, Enron.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER z, 1851.
e9" Nicssrs. A. WHITE g. Co., are
Agents for the Banner in Sumterville.
Our PRINCIPLES.

There Is one point on ,rhich there can be no
dirersify Of opinion in tho South among those
,rhn arc true 10 her, or rho hare made UP their
minds; NOT TO be starcs; that Is if ,pe shoutd be
forced to choose Je'reen resistdncc and submission
Ire should take rcsistance at all ha=drds"-
CALHOUN.
ry, not 10 sare the Union, for 1t rouid then be
too late, but TO ouysclres. Thus in nv rie,r,
concert IS he one thing needful.."
:. What is the remedy? I ansrer secession,
united secession Of the holdinS States, or
large number QI them. Nothing else tr,i be rise-
nothing else rsH be practicable. e."-CHrvEs.
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TO Mn5. SvilIi.asm EHnynswortE,

IL we were not perfectly unconscious of
having had any intention Of impcaching
your honesty and sincerity in tho questions
addressed to you, as President OF the South.
ern Rights Association, we should no, readi.
iy pardon ourselves for the pain which they
have given you. and which so deeply ,nges
your reply, now laid before the public.
"Tlc tendency Of excited political contests
to ALLEVIATE feelings of good will and friend
ship, and to generate dis,rust and suspicion
az to the honesty and purity Of purpose of
tho opposing parties" is one of those
painful Incidents which we unite with
You in dePloring. In the hurry and hustle
OF active life, time does not always admit
Of the operation Of this truthful and salu,a-
ry reflection upon tho language used TO
convey ideas, which sense Of duty may
impei us to give expression TO. Even in
the exercise of only proper zeal in advo.
eating cause, the convictions of our judy
ments may lead us to espouse, We are not
nnfrequcnily denied tho opportunity OF
paying that regard to our phrnseology,
which strict courtesy may demand and
which the most scrupuluos sense of duty
never forbijs. Had these considerations
been present with us in thoir duo force,
when you, sir, were addressed MS Tho Presi-
dent Of tho Southern Rights Associations.
we assure ourselves that every expression
would have been avoided, which had even
The appearance Of snhiecting you 10 the
torture Of an extraordinary "inquisiiion."
Of addressing "a series of cross quea,ious
such as arc resored to, to extort tho truth
from relue.an. OF suspected witncss,'tto
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eV As Maj. HArwswoRrH gives his
reason for Withdrawing his Response and
publishingit it first in the Columns of the
lFafchman, TO be his desire "that it should
be laid before the public previously TO the
large meetings" held on Monday last--anl
AZ that purpose has been fully answered.
and as VIC are very much crnwded--we
have thought that no injustice would be
done him by not rc-pubishing in the Ban.
ner, at any rate Of to-day. Should il be
thought otherwise by him, we will publish,
il in our next.
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COOPERATION TICKET.
FOR THE
SOUTHERN CONGRESS.
COL. JOHN s. PRESTON. Of Richland.
COL. JAS. CHESTNUT, Jr., of Kcrshaw
The Market.

CoTroS.--:Tbc transactions in Charlcs,on
on Saturday. last were limited 10 tho sale Of
about 500 bales Mt extremes ranging from
2 Id too 1.ec. The market continues
in very ind langpid and depressed state.
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Election for Hgnsor.

!. Statement Of the election held OH the
lth inst., To supply the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Maj. E. M.tAsDERsoy
Of tho Upper Battalion 44th Regiment.
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Love PnritYEa and EidalitYl

,tssi asc New Hall Of Sons of
Mempe o styiti take place nas friday.
mig it;the isilt inst, NJ 3 o'ciock g.
cSaAvlaleree, y uarlinSson Iayi hail neigh.
boring isions; md The publ sosre
Invited to attend.
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;salotts cotst sios ia b
Ipfcyoking die slsissogIsy ~ $40.
lspst REQ Isl 81, ssss f'ssl ses is
And wEtls sais 81
Tho niaf 30
lin, fs called rs
Districts, tiss Central ssea ss6as;I 3.
apeeffuIiy suggest III IL
agitate the subieet, has j. fcs oisss,:;,.ps
of Free DiscnssicJI t.or Is rssig s5.ssf asy
sAe seusral ii az
ne oi eypressifg fssan Il So sij;o;,
approval pf The Iass il sisssiss.
toni, For tho secesssos, party Id fslk oaf
free discttpsiori after III is
Pause, bsrs sif yos, please Is,os:,,ss
back 5oyer iha say sye have sssii
;us. wiserc aad ID what lie Sassssioa pasty
has manifested spiTis srieadss III ptss
DiscussjSnf ypls:rs ay,si is What slo soa
find |, acting sirapIy md so f,s
Inaxinas oI every day kotsgI,p,sf, asnasss
Isarc and iii what ,as Ii slewu u j iisf,caI
lion s.to mako tbe people fntre COMP ta
make Alright siiscnssivts, upon 4 me- ssisra.
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SSS
Majority for BLASplxo, e32
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nY TERRY 81 SfsEE3Esss.
III. 9s,H~

Tis LYNs1BHgj Nrts>u>' is PUBLISHED erfa .1Ioa-
dII nal TIHfS iug HlprtlE.d teHi D4,tpS pcr
tble - istse. ~ NJ #etoa ir bc fcccred fo a
shorter tine titr Sir mouths al Insr eW be dston
taasi (creept at tte discretion u The EdtotS) Utd al
crfeardges pad
ApSEgr-ssNr> inserted n 80 efits per Sfa'e (ar
ieS for erry Iter ar Insertions aud IL cts pff squire
Tor Ie,s) far ceerg outer farm i7Neff'pn.
Ecerg ircrer 'sfelafrdfo h'e on The HS hot7 long
,eiSeS ms advertisement Inserted advertisements not
so uotei p Inserted m rs diyeoHfbt,cf be ordered
For ADVERTISING he terms for the predcge
eftpo Slcs, so; far squire - fof one squirt IN
form 81 Ererg yeig airefftSer cN he required 10
60 tfle ms s,trerins 10 tts particular e = business
j. IpB PMSrlV1 erecUted Hetiy and erpedtonsiy und
onrcasonu5ie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-09
JOHNSON, YOUNGER s. SMITH

REnaw rnllv prepared tor the Fal and Winter trade,
"A having a.t received IN stoc very inse addition Ia
her stock ol
g cerics
Sugar Coffee T,a, salt A1aese. Candle, Rolled and
Hammered lrsn. Nus Vny snpr'ior article Cotton
Yin- I.aL Crushed Powdered and Clarified sugars sole
Ica,hct-al-o WY superior aitcic oi virginia mad.
Che-e Fur nd Wao II n, fet heir stack j. ialge and
conuui e. e,rty a,trc .ui,d Ia tic Grocery hadc.
spry 20 % d =.
Dleacb,d an1 Blown Donestic u all widths and pr
re- .blgs OF Naons haod=. Caheoes and Alp.rss,
haolom, aHislr md cheap t"lsl Cloths sntn''s
I.n>,,s Negro Blank -, Guernsey SlIts, Nc, sc.
\. fs.
Fin. Pcrat Brandy, vintage lsll,
oistd d" l,arl, and Pale, lsAi, ~ 3,
= 4 Scieuc Is *
Old Madeira me- variety Brands, very suseror,
Sicily Madeira "
Pnt
Besdes large sioe oi Domestic liquors, such as Brandy
tf, Rom and Whi,tev We have hand at this tim' q
lot Of mott superior pure old H,e Nishss-a all o Wllch
will sell nr for CASH. OF IN exchange tor County Pro-
,iure.
Nuy Its
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5000 Acres.

5000 Acres.
THIS proper'y about two miles i'em buchanan (Which
point the Jamrs River aud k,naNha Canal will be compile
tel ina shet time lti~"ell improved, IN ever, way re
qnnitr Tor the and profitable operation Ola Fur
mace aud The impfov enents all III good state otopnit
and passescs macy a antaate tnn property any
cst,bl -hmcnt oi the kind IN Wc,tep Virginia,
AL al the same tune aud rlice the following Other tracts
al laud, adjoining ncu the Ena fntnaoe property, Ia
tract II and, called thr sEwEIt. FARM, containing
about go Nclrs large poml o II eieaied, aud under
good tencc anl in good cult, and the residue
swell timberel aud neatly all al good arabic land
tmetr land called the DOUGLASS rRhcI, con
nart oil land ADJOINING the puglass Tract, containing "a
bt,act Of Land. called tie FuLWtIER rRtcT, con.
tanning 10 Aeca, situated on the Turnpike Road, between
thr Furnace and ptlionsbmg.
prce al land containing one Acre, with SAW MILL.
aud water power apputcnald thereto.
oi woodland near patoushutg, and adjoining the
Furnace ilaet, supposed to contain 5db Acres.
\ uaet oi Land purchased by ssd firm hou John Zimmoi
man containing 80 \rrcs Aud another tract adjoining this
containing ls Arrcs
A lot ol Land in p.llonsburg, situated be.oen W.'cl
Street and the River,
tact ol land situated on the head waters Of buffalo
Greek, IN koetbijse County, containing 26o Acres
ns s m M 81 ] %9"E , 2 % s '1i s ' 'i@a @,E1gS S% is
County belonging TO AHb, Aathcny and the oihei Ia
from the Funare the Coalmg one hans, together with
the stprrslfleiurr 81 Tic whole ~ ftt ithli hoin
ALSO, at ihr lime aud ulaec number al valuable
Horses and NW1cs,
comprising owned aud used nj he Furnace by the
said finn, a number ol Wagons Cars, ita Road tais
Blacksmith Toals aud Carpenter. rools quantity OF Coal
Cntd-wood Corn, Iu4 Se., two large Platform Scales--
some articles u Household and Kitchen FUliuten spia
Dtp to5ds and dyes other articles al Personal
Property, al ,atipns kinds and descriptions.
The .ale III commence Monday, the goth day OF Jan
uaf, 1851 above Indicated nfd not completed on that
da. will adoned and continued from day To day (Sun
days excepted until completed
TERMS
The Tina Furnace Property will be sod or Que th'd
ca.h, and tho residue and t~oNeafs in rqna nsla
hr other ica estate credit oi q, II, II and -
months. equal ins,lmcnis eNrepi small portion OF the
pchs, money cash dcy the expenses aud chaiges
Of sale The deferred m~lamen oil the real estate Ia he
secured bt bonds with GOOD tsnna security, well as bY
The retaining al the tile 10 the property mll tho peh''e
money I've paid The personal property will he seld on
ctet NJ months for all suns U Ten dollars and upwards
the pnchascr Wing bond with good pclsona eeuniy I'm.
der that tie cash Will be required.
The title the above property - believed 10 be good :
bat acting Trustees shall convey only such title as IS
vested in Us by the said deed o trise
VIM. w. nOYD, Trustees.
r. A, MARTIN, '''''''
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gIEsAEG .A.Ep TECG.

VOIIN WARWICK, decd. la'e Of the county Of
eB Amherst in the ) att If N4i il hari by is last
WIN iaai Testament dn, prven md ecorded IN Amherst
Cnnn Cngrt cmancira ed all his negro slaves. with
drrciops. TIA, they -,uud he fnmavrd b bNnnd 'he N
is # this State ti some of the Fee States # his
Uulan. And the Undersigned ha'ing qnal'i at, rs the
Executor OF the said Will upwards of iva years ago
And it beinr necessary thar he said slaves should ne
lem we'd as mn practicable. any further delay
heng mi rlnus as well the said >lay,s. as Ia the Exc
caio, and being IN which the ordinary Felnnu
ing Bonds could MOI b. gwen FIR the ind molty et the
EXecnor Ice is hereby ajven 10 all persons cIaning
To be Crp,iors of the SAID J hn Warwick - present
their claims f., plYmeot, and un'ess they -ha do ST.
within three mnnhs from the date hereof. THIS notice
VIII be plead in bar Of any attempt to snhj1ct the IKE
cntr 10 the payment thereof, in MI after time And
all h>e Indebted 10 he estate, either by cniract VITA
the feSator or the Executor r.gued orihwlih 10
make payment. as niger indu'nenH cannot be given.
DAVID PArIESON.
EAo. Of j0ha Nala lck decd
os y et!Trb Ot.!7, is5o.
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Austrian correspondence.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

W N"HtNNIuN. TIIV bU, TN.W.
To he President q. ne laitcd States
Tho Sccietuy ii Siaic t. whnfo has heeh rsierrrd
thr fesoiinn ot thr Srraic ut the 9th ins, leqo'sg
the Poi lem communicate ~ thc Senate II
carretblr with tho public interest. copies ol cnrrrs
noudeoce II any hs aiken place., between the nepnfi.
mon nj Stnte AID tho Ausifmn thuae d'Alanes. res.
nrctog the appointment proceedings nj h" agent renl
out 10 cSamur aud rrppt rron he ndi,lun and pros
pectsnl III" llupenuan pnre dnr'ng thar rreot rug
gle t. Independence > bps the hlnet Ia lay helo the
President oeory of hc peudence called ar by ,hs
rts la ion.
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G. Z E E IT. S
YEsEsE, E9bE.N'EpEg y.

No l2s Fulton Street SIM Buihiine, .hcte York,
No Il anal Shffl Ro,e. .Nrn Orleans.
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS,
exTlIH confidence nye the tradc,bclorc they purchase
w elSeWher 10 gvcue rall Al No. Us Fulton street
Ne,v York or At No. II Canal 81 Row. Orleans, where
am ready to furnish them witt all kinds oi
Eoutk ami Newspaper type,
Of lie -, an m1t teatiIu -yI" an, 'i-n prepared
l., p,, tr much admired scotch l,er hfvne stlt tro-
rnr. l,u Sr,flael o fha-i leaulul iaces t"ge
cr with every vanity ol "rn aud rat'cn1oi
ornamental and B0bbin2 Type,
Bordering 81, ce' asur.l ta tho eegan"e ard arcuta
cv orall ,pr mann acred bs cafnOi be surpassed 10y
ay Fauude IA ihe un.n. ~ entire, new ymelhod in
the xinr and casting am embed 30 fcaiuth' Virtues o
the 30 t ,nrn parts al hc metal and hps ' w"dnce, ~
aldiun to ~, erwiit the n3- SOLID AND BDItAbI'F.
TYPE. pG red III" puh'lr u iIu- last t'aufc
wrn il pa tirular cal attention l sody and dnah-
ityoI,pe The usipe OF economy OF tbr eeaest IN
poti to all typoeripr. The members 81 the craft wall
slso Gud ne rcid, to>upp'v alt kiud- ot
PERMITTING OAsice Essrntfwre,
to tie estaal-h.unt nroHpete Pn'mr Offices such A.
Prose Vad ype Cases ~land Bras Pr ssand Food
iulr-, lmp3.n, ~tnurs. funpp.in@ Stick, Fras5 and
WOOD tsls1., Bielct4. Cnsot Racks, S.,S
0ld TYPE taken III cNchtnge tor nrw at cent? per lo
The Trade de witlrcn the most liberia terms and patron
olir'cd on the ground Of the purchaser
article with "bf he will be pleased aud which VIII bring
hp he worth 4 his monty.
Elfolsur prtntcrs wishing 10 establish Newspaper NJ
Job Printing rfi,c will BE- furnished With estimate in
Diet iil OF the by stating size OF paper and iad OF worto
be executed II II. GREEN,
No 12S Fulton st, New York, ard
NJ. II Canal st Row, New Orleans.
II
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Secretary Of State 10 .Nr. Hu'semann.
DFpAUTuENT OF STATE

WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 81, 1850.
The undersigned. Secretary OF Sla'e oi The Unned
Safes had the houor To receive sone iime age, Tue
note ot Nj IlnIsemann Chage d. Afiifes Of his Ma
iasiy the Emperor If Austria, o the 30th September
Gauss not arising from aay want Of personal regard for
Nt Ilulseminn or uf proper respect fr his Govern
ment ha We DELAYED unil The present mo-
menr. Having submitted alr ius nann's letter 10 The
President the undersigned is directed by him 10 re-
turn the following reply
The objects Of MI Hni.smann's note are. first. TO
protest. hy order fhis Goveruneu. against the Steps
aiken BY the late President OF the United States l., as
cer'an the progress aud probable result oi The rev u-
tiona,y movements in Hungary and, secsndly, 10
conplan Of some expressions IN The instructions o he
ltr Secre ary Of STATE 10 Mr.. A. Dudley AlaGn. con-
fdentia agent OF the Ulrt,d Sta es. communicated
by Presidcn Fay TO the Senate On The 2slh # March
last.
The pruc al ground of proes j. founded on 'he
ijea, uf ia ,he all, CATION, that the Government Of The
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OSl an tb,sipas la, tn Ill ncsemhet thc present
mouth he',vrru EIlntts ll,ttY Ntabr N ,nrhhutg.
aud tl,r,' G,rel I'LL ieu,e Amhcrst cnnut,, asnail
fOtbEi Bppk once ,ed hut hnm having boon uttd ~
Ia dark ei taek srpentan,e lrpntnued
wien ls So u0 ~ Aupinla muurN inluNs hue note
iud# t,o at "a each =laut al 80 zach tu o 40
each. aud - vii pa, tho sho,t tcNAfd al futY
nallats any pesun finding the it pocket hao WIN will
deliver aud tnni,nts 10 mysl tul. Iong, ar Nh 10
soph ilamor of Amherst u, 10 JAMES l. Io,oet 81 Lynch
bug either OF hieh gcnpmen authorised TO settle aud
pay The reward
Jn2- 81 I.uDWkf.I WATTS.
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VOL. XNVlul.-NO. ~.

Power III. r., s,.rot,s oessooe was y copmunirn--
In, ,paae by linn 10 tho senate tfanamno n coips.
n,,l.ne. beiween ,h, Exrcn ". ,yetanpnt and cum
6lon,i,l ngan uf ia nwn Til. ouLl see,n Il, bs
ita II domestic tsnsaettn. ins,ancs of ter
r,nfae bstaeeu the Pn-dan, aid the S'naie. in ihs
mannrt which ~ usnol and ludin nsable in co
cations between the different branches ffke Govern
iurnt II was addressed either to Au~fa or Hun
paty; ner uas II any public nani,eso to winch any
lnfcen Siae was cal'cd on to reply. 1t was an C.
cunt of ~ tans,ctpus communicated hy hs Esecn-
va Government To the Senate ut the reqnest oi that
body made public. Indeed. hut made public only be-
enuse such il The conuon nsn i Of proceed
ng aud ma, he regarded a. snnpwha strange there
re that tn Austrian Cahlnri did not pctepivs that hy
III ns nctinna given 10 NJ. insemann. II was r@lf.
interfering vi The domestic ofa ore-n State,
tho very Il 70 which, i, the ground Of its complain,
gnpst the United Stats
This Drparnlnnt h u, IN fumer orcasons. ihfprnei
Tho Minis efs of + relqn Powers ihn u comm ca tan
p,o IL. pte.itnt h. either II mse II Concre4. Is rr.
oared aa n ,l.tnpse connnncation. OF which, nrdi-
uatlly M ofepn Sac hts cegnz,ucr anil. 10 mofs
nj : the pr.ai Inconvenience of king such
nIlus subj els of diploma ie cpucsp1 deuce
aud discus, on h ~ hon flly Sa,vn II 1t had bren til.
pr4sh,e # his Mai sty tho Emperor of Ansra. during
Tho struggles ot Hungary. To have admtn-hd tho PA
,slonl Gnvernlnrot ~ HE people ni that county n
s,inst tavnivng themselves IN dsa.ter hy fll wing
thr i aod Il nprtpn~ example of The United Sai's {
Au tca ia nak,pr el s ft he establishment It md.
pend. vt Gaeernmpnl4. such admanitbn npm that
sovetign toti. lungat,n sn iros would cot havf orig
inatal hrc diplonnt caut spondenee. The President
might, pethaps this aoand. have declined 10 direct
.oy putiru'ar tepy 10 Nj llu'.emans tots hut. out
nf propet fesI pee, lhe An. ttan Goyerum nt l. h's
In thou IN bceot 10 answer dat nne ut hugh aei
| ha especially thu orcasmn IA not ualav'rhhla
for The expression " h. general sentiments ot the Gov
snnfnt m tue Outd States upon the topics which That
noie ,seusars.
lradinu subj ct n Mr.. Hnlsennnn's note Ia that II
The correspondence between Mr. iusrmann and Tho
pfcdf ssu ni thr undrtsi ,aed IN which Mr.. Clsyta
& t,T. .l Al. It,la.
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For Families.

C,HOES. Bonnets. ,Gc--I AN now receiving add
> tional supplies Of DRf GOODS, SHOES, &c such
a. Prints beached and brown Domec, Flannel, insev,
XIV Jeaues, Bedticking, LADIES' and Geneinens heavy
sIoes Baois Sc, recently pfeased very low or CASH,
which will sell avery low price Call and see tor your
selves JAsihS WILLIAMS
.Jtnnary 2-ts
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SEE EATEss aYHPgs sOVE7sENT.
ifehnrst,a ele hratcd ia gnerria lleries

Nam street. L,nehbnrg, Bunk sqalf.. II Nun 81.
sirn nuni. sycafn y Petptshufg. Main ~. Nj
fok ~. B iumora st f'alnuo'e. Penosy leanla AF
opne Washington u. C.. B soadw1Y New York.
Fgy T. slb-crber woald tespfc iui i"arm the nnRlc
n generally that he has ioei returned from the Noth
" het. has Speut several days in earh ot tie ahve
Galeris Asp. ia thu ohef lradlog ia lrre7 III NJ"
York. Priadtfph aud Batl nafe, ipf the rn'plse o
.gttiar all The las improvements il !agnerrep ypng
and uow having his s,y ig't arranged On The 'nrst in
proved aud .cr1ui: pia, ,he Is heter prepared 'han ev
er t, take ken's7s. (cqfal 10 alyl in all the latest
styles and iu any kind Of nca her.
Ferlint grateful or he libenl paionage heretofore
received, he pledges himself al ?oper means to
- = P f. GIBBS. Ao'r FoR
j. II. WlllrFH tRSf.
n 3 Likeness-s o( every deception copied, large
sssortment ii Tocles and medaIls d superior qu'.ity
f., Dagusrteoy ; pes always 90 hand.
The highest premium awarded al tue late af o' me 'A
r,l,nd Institute flr the latest improvements
". - 7 f. GIBBS. As'.
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ruNlIE subserihrr returns bi- thanks II the c9rns al
Iynchbnrg and vicinity, lot the very liberal patronage
tv have bestowed upon him during the ,lesen years he
has been he Building business aud Mould alse
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