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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DARTNER WANTED, IN A NEWSPAPER ENTER.
prise One who has cash capital and Is willing 70
conduct the bnpnes IN newspaper enterprise
with unuhus prospects Of success, will learn Of good
portuniy ny addressDp With real nams "Eevtpaper
this Once.
WANTED--A FAkrNEa WITH 4 CAPITAL or 500
w to Sl.Q by artis. establish business
which will Yield go The object q the advertiser Is
Otc the extension Of Invention IA which he has
only competitor IN the rnsi States, aud which has
lately ~ very celebrated IN Europe. Appclnt
Guesed 70 address w. H., Herald Once, and All notices Will
h. punctuslly after dsd 20.
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VIRGINIA STATE PER CENT CoUPoN BONDS
nasas psysSes il this city
'rs& Co., Of "Ashinss0n,s ,oooo
ofyrgnia State Six per cent Coupon Bonds am now pre-
pared to offer the same in to suit for Investment for
This H. portion e loan for 5000 Esas hundred
an Tor the Indian Annuity Trust fund.
as enE sss best Investment 2, s price on tn. market
quoted about as foilows;-
.yirsnia Coupon Bonds per cent interest. 40 1885
S SeS f fcas st Transferable. lis i iss
U. States .dansisr able. " ,Is lsE
IN On ss::s .an.ss Dc sssss.
late able secretary OF the on's,d sases Jan ISL
Ihavs lately carefully eaamnes the debt credit. aad re-
Coupon BONDS which tina. popo to
for 81 Il. .s the and
equal any state stock in the market s
a;ns in official saBssty Or for third PERSONS
time they have to and the Interest preferable
The of Virginia ample and rapidly
@ sna ne people 81 the STATE are o.
''A'' '' ~" V ''' RI WALKER
n ". for s ss tss Sa IhaSs into M
'A' virginia sale as ''hs' Jo OH fa6xrsoN
8, Va fi street. New ssSi Yo:.
.. eoxxes sxx Eaf fhSg 81 s'S $Iso1s1A..
Virginia unto Robert Johnson bearer the
Hundred Dollars redeemable alter the first day of July
$50 With interest at Elk per cent per payable
New York on Presentation and surrender Of the proper
Coupon hereunto annexed until the payment Of said
epsl sun This Bond Issued BY authority OF Of she
General Assembly OF virginia. passed 9th March, ISL
thorking the sue Of Coupon Bonds provide for the
mht OF the state debt contracted for the Of
nal nm proysnenss
hs Bond recorded in the see OF Treasurer Of Viz
EniA-is transferable on delivery, and for the
whereof The faith Of the Common wealth Virginia 10
pledged. Richmond, LIST July. 1851.
j. Brown. in, Second Auditor.
Ro. BUTLER, Treasurer.
Tie direct liability or debt Of Virginia, before ssu-
ing any OF this losn was. 02, iJ9
This debt 10 held
IN EurvPe % lSnzg
'tHnis. OfODl.fol
In other States 6i5k9
The contingent liability OF the state BY guarantee
ing the bonds of internal i'm works. 62
The Aueitor, on the Jth Of September last esti-
mated the value Of stocks owned by the State at 600
showing that Nirgnis like New York. balance her debt
by her resources.
This stock tor sale at the Office of the subscriber $3.50
and Bonds They are payable 20 bearer and trans
fersbe by delivery They have Thirty Five to
and the interest in this city the lat OF January
hdJuly. J. THOMPSON. 81 Wall street, New York.
@ O0n OR si,4Co WANTED, AT SEVEN PER
OO cent interest for eight years property in
the village OF Morris ania. note addressed to Money and
lett at the Herald once, will be attended to,
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KusICAL.

Eos seIE-A Why HANDSOME AND Cosrnv sr-
Sond ssd fisnoofte. Hoetcn made, 10 good order, VII
~ eod eat teo1toe ~ oonGcdserce 81 tAe fam
rehsne W h,sees eepins. Aiviy a. ~. p o. guRTlsl
sgeet = He~sr merriam PateOt kttiVs 4zes y,+s r.
"a hsStevty, sbtgS ftVss H ssee-
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nj kTRIh0rr MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
avs AoNer-iToeesor Lawtcn, Of London hayins arrived
70 rsd plain directions to enable isiies gentem,n 20
Nhte oeNot1 elections OF the opposite The process
snre but o. csrtivtiny that AL may be married, irr
pscNe % st appearance or position; ana last thoush
nti lection 10 impossible Address Professor Lawton
n0.on hsss letter taken from the Post Ofee, Hnless
tie postage Ia raid.
ARRivhL or DIR. c. W. RoBACK At NEW YORK
"A The celebrated Dr. - W. Rohaek, from Sweden, Pro-
Csero AstroSev, Astronomy, Phrenooty aud Goomancy
WIN the most extraordinary for the ss four years
oilers nov his services 20 the citizeas Of New York an 1
VANITY I. W. kotrck. being tho seventh son OF the
seventh son and having dc Asroogy his exclusive study
since e early fifteen years. enjoys advantages derived
rom tta ns nnd reflection that possessed by none In
tha country IN Europe, aud being gifted by nature
INC ha ing cussd those blessod gitts he prepared 70
ttout then 60 The tolioeirR and TIE immediate con
suninntsn cf ths following Totics-He can be con-
suited With tt h ot'oe by lobsr, IL prepaid and
hc Trtpsred TO mako nee 81 bis poxer on any o. the
~ lend est; oourtshIG advice given for their sue
cessfl accomplishment; sUeculN na in stocks, mercian-
disc rial estate the reccyerg Of egacies in dispute
the RELEASING Of tichss aud 'he safety of sps H
bSn9Fsblc John berpsdot-, orinCrly King 81 svebsc
oh ~ N rive lin great pleasure Ia showiuy 5pect-
she 70, o h ith call he also bis servisess Law
mfhtath wealth, and marriage love afars yopath. ,s
so's az nlty IN business, irr I'D ekness of lite AID
Trctnt Sud tutlre txants, and ~ ho cone en,eii,
zee 70 ecu g'tn a-c as gsSvities calculated
trs rsGs IN faii COCO. hg TO ana @s.esne
sgns itti.e 81: eens ,h p. y in mi "a ts",ds ~
" - ''ht-s0ns - a s.r1noc have their nativ
- VI .endog a. tte dav u their birth All
W.. ainios 90 a.orc tee val rrceve immediate a.
nssh writer au-abls aaer. Al et.ers On ave Of tb
". ,2tc' West rridt n D. versd grat's. ~ ,fo,
1855 Nh'oet-ss. y b. a tasss g. havsy
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HORSES. cARRIAGxs. &c.

NTw YvRK HORSE BAZAAR "a cR,lsBY STREET -
~ Auctis sale OF Homes. Garbage Names sadfs
a.; every &oBdsy aud edne-5sy, cirg ~ ~
tsli and have b. registered. 800 'N
JolsN ". ClTrrr ~ pr,rrisscr
Az owNTR WANrEo-roR a BROWN HoEsr.
n With harm land vhltc ~ Ect on. tsn te seen a. -
Hsoi"rv, jr Ntle. cerner e uri,cIs, piass and Tr.
tccT- street.
EoS sAIT-A TvpE IRON cary SAhE. a.. E.Nps
Jsf. Ncrrs UN ID So. vi. ~sr., XII q,
inc =. al respects. 70 ~ u -. iaalit isS
sbc vod " very ,su stlo. SIS, sht Re cav Ft.,
l'r 40 or four rer,sr ArTiy &c iluris sttt. q
Bsst 1yes fy.tr,t sir,o,
pen Sbs.k--i COOP sN"oNr Bs ~ Cf', skUUVr
~ Eprte Arof. aish SEQ. o. s'- arc tfa+
pcss ~ gosN s0uuit'nH. % vii sHi. Toe. Joe
so'ys q. l2G H-,a,vry. . VI. 10 4 r.s.s st..''.
roB All n Gisrg ROE r4r9r sor .iir ~.
a tsrt 90 e. -..r ~. !, 't.ts i.ee' as pa. I-rt
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THE TURF.

('%NTnENuLr CoURsE.--TaOTTINa.-rrss no
~tis heats. beet three In Eve tsr-4- free ar Ell
et't t. cme "a AUGUST - Entries 70 clos Satrisv.
$500 :, ~ w o'clock. y ", al Mr.. Mtdiau H8.si. -,
sSiheia street. ~ u JOEL CONkItN. Propnstor
GV&TbNtLiE oURsE.-TRoTrtNG.--rU Ssr Ss-a
re he' ~ harness. free fer al h0res. r. IN
On theet ~ Entries 90 close Saturdav suy-sts Lv la
.cl ~ ~ AZ Nj Msddsn's Hotel ~ tha.i IN i.,s.t
NsN ''fh' JOEL tONkLiN PrcTris.6r
~ EN House Pleasure GRorNnS-A yaT,,g Al.
~ 1kst VIII be commenced Nor isy nir rnpg lie
ssh ~ between the ~ George Cuh III tIs cis, 49,
tocio"iv fer tisitass a: j. W ~
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

- = - 49, -
HOUSE wANTED.-A LARGE HOUSE, or AT LEAST
three stories, Is wanted for good ten,nt in
nont een,rs part of the city higher than Tenth
and not far from Broadvay The advertiser the Of
nyery pleasant house in Twenty street nd wisbng
TO remove further dow Will let the for bnnt
5000 pr snnuln. IL has the modern improvements
apply ~ /. ". Fleming, 4 Now street.
pAE WANTED TO BUY-A GOOD LIQUOR BAR
- not lee. then ttcen feet In length; Il longer will do.
Apply, tlis day. at No. 10 Ann street.
"sS1ED TO ruRCHAsF-A MILL OR MILLSITE.
convenient TO the city tssy within two hours distanoe
With SUI ent water the round to equal 20 hors
dwelling house and Few VI land would not b, abss-
honabe provided can he purchased low for cash. Direct
Iotpsid txne full description. price, SC box 2o Poet
Once. S,w.lork.
WANTED-BY FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, A
large furnished bedroom, With pantry attached with
out board Location west o Eroaiwsy and below Canal
street Eocr,sees exchanged. Address Box 22R general
Pest Once.
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NOR sALE-ONE OF SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
B0wery. W. L. CONKLfN.
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MANAGED TIN PLATES FOR SALE TO BUILDERS
~ Tnmen and Others For sale W boxes Of dana ed
tin plates, for roo ting purposes. Apply to
JOSEPH EAYLOR, Stone street.
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TO EXCURSION PssrrIs.-rUr DtRDE LFyINa
ton wll be Jet fcr ssorreiens rsoepn eble e'os
be targe Z 10 good ctGe: end VOL ap - 20 ne bsasss
ihqsre Of u. Sbsol,Lf, board ~ he hofA 70
if'tuk yffsJ street, sf - RltaUaSu si5 iCl " "a ~
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FOR SALE AND TO LET,

NOR sALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, IN
Of the hest neghhcrhoods in the upper part OF the
city with leae stock and three stables and
large yard, and good cellar Inquire the premises, 62
Greenwich avenue.
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CROCK or FANCY GOODS FOR SALE. AND STORE
~ TO letpossession time suit. First
Dress Cape, aud Millinery articles Stock lsht Terms
esBh. Apply NJ 315 Boyery.
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NIGNOR sPINETTO VIII OPEN HIS EXHIBITION
- Of performing Birds and Cats Monday evening 18th
July 1851 at St. Lukes Hall 6 Hudson street, and will be
continued evening until further notice Performance
to commence At ocoek Admission Is cents On Wedues-
day and Saturday the entertainment will be in the after
at o'clock.
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EQUESTRIAN INsTITUTE.-WHIrE'S SEREN ADERs
~ most respectfully announce to the citizens of Williams
burg that they will give grand Ethiopian
at the above did Monday evening Jnly
18th 1851 The company consists of nine talented and expo
rieneed performers the whole under the direction
White Doors open at concert to commence at clock
Price @ admission.
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ChsTDff CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
-Lsalts or gestleneD leaving the crV or hreal mr. =
h'osel eesng obtain The hiShot oash sa-
Furniture. &c. by senJinr thro the Poe 80 a. ~
N COUEN
y. B.aiies st;oE-ied ty Yrs cSben ~ i@'o sweet
(NseT err cLoTHiEG WAETTD-TIDyES AM cry
- usnen car obtain Goeo Price fer their elt
b, tene,ne 70 :. Goodwin Nc. ~ Ci'y Hall Iisee Isds
ss gentlemen waved On st their retiGenc,e
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LOST, Sc.

Q IN REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE HECoN cry
nv eta French Pointer Dog lie thcr aulrF
of Dash and Ray Is eeorea white and she.tnut usirhs
about thirty pounds. II. u. TAbLNAN, 10 Coentiss slip
4 osT-GoLD srrCTACIEs. IN wORsTED-WORx
- caee, we've dr"IIcd w Lc irgton Suudsy
a,onine tetweon Tpenty fifth and rNrnIyi,th struet
hndcr VII receive thanks aud reward from to cvsr
y. iscxne avenue.
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NJ BARDIEa. FORMERLY TEACHER at rue
Az College Henri ouHre, IN Paris T. DESTROYS of haVing
scw Ills TO instruct in the French lanFpty wosd wish
nsla engagement In schools tor Che sVproa
In teW York The best Vatsbfisy
Tan Ne seen q. Isl Grand street, frcu I2t9L
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-16
Omissions in the Seventh Census.

The original tables returned BY the
Marshals and filed in the Census Office,
profess to include the names Of all per-
sons residing within the United States
at the time Of the enumeration, and it
is important that these tables should be
as correct as the nature Of the case will
admit. Appeals will be hereafter made
to these records to ascertain facts OF
importance to families and individuals.
References are now frequently made to
the Census Bureau to ascertain from
the documents in the office facts relat-
ing to the place of residence Of fami-
lies in 1890. In view of these circum-
stances, we have been requested to call
the attention Of all individuals who may
have reason to think themselves over
looked by the assistant marshals to
these facts, and to request that they
will furnish to the Superintendent OF
the Census the name, age, color, sex,
aud condition, free or slave, and birth
place of each member of the family,
with their place Of residence on the LIST
day Of June last. Nat. Intel
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THE FOLLY OF SECESSION.

"Any state Of life may have Tvs evils. lis
sirials. Ne aflllciions-but 10 gu ont Of life
Cor The purpose Of getting rid Of them,
would he desperate resort indeed. in like
manner State Of the Union may have
grievances resulting from its condition OF
political existence. vel j, would he very
strange if il lahored under any i'll which
secession could cure. or which secession
would not aggravate and make worse.
I. Present inconvenience is indeed often
/ regarded as more intolerable than pro-
speciive misery; but that caprice Of The
mind disappears. as wisdom and Judg-
me nj advance to The control Of conduct,
and as irrilabiliiy gives way to the die.
tates of reason" Bali. Amer.
The truth is, the State of South Caro-.
lima has. for the last twenty years. been
churning herself into rage against The
Union of these States. The evils Of which,
she so loudly complains have not borne as
heavily upon her as upon some Of her
sister States Of the South. for whilst South
Carolina has lost one fugitive slave, virgi.
MIA and Maryland have los, forty. Amidst
all the complaints made in South Caroline
Of The evils inflicted upon her by The Fe
deral Government. we are constantly read
ing accounts Of her increasing population
and multiplication Of means Of producing
wealth. We doub. il her eommsreia
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Select Classical School.

THE subscriber intends to open q School fer
Boys on the 18th ofJuly next, in Alamancc
county, Is miles west of Hillsborough, and 20
miles north west Of Chapel Hill.
The design is 10 have School in which Boys
may be thoroughly prepared for College or for
Business in situation remote from temptations
TO idIeness or vice. The number Of scholars will
he limited to Thirty, who will hoard in families in
The immediate vicinity Of the Academy. two in
ROOM He viii be assisted by R. w. WILSON.
A. b.
Trnxs: SIS per session in advance, for
Board, Tuition, Room, Bed and Bedding, Fuel
and Washing.
Circulars containing further information, can
be obtained ON application to Rev. A. WilsoS.
d. D., at Marlborough. N. c.. until LIST Of June,
and afle, that at Burnt Shop, Alamance county
| N. &.
ALEX. WILSON.
Hillsborough. N. c., April 9, 1851. 7s--
;r The Raleigh Register. Standard, Times
Fayetteville Observer, Presbyterian, and Watch
man and Observer. Richmond. will copy once
week fsr four weeks.
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Three Cent Coin.-ws learn from The
Philads iphia papers Iis, prrparziions alr
m,kinr i.r large Issue az three eenl
pirrrs from he Uniiei Sla'ss Miai At an
early day. BY authority frrm The Urea.
snry Department. great psri nfihe silver
bullion fund will he converted inin ihrse
pieces; and sfies rrreising suiIirirni sup
ply lar the ssFinus Government Officers. the
hslsnce will he exchanged Tor drposIles
OF fnreien silver ruins ar bullion. and also
Cor American gold or silver cuins. A fund
is likewise provided for prnruriag linnre
supplies al silver hnlIian lnr This roinage.
so that all The public demands NAV he
promptly satisfied. To prevent undue
arcnmnlaiions Of these rains in single
hands. discretion j. allowed 10 decline
selling more than $3.50 worm NJ lime 10
one applicant. The leasi amount 10 he
sold is $40 wnrih. Authority is also given
10 deliver the cains in distant cities al The
ensi of The Minl Tor transportation. as is
now The case in distributing The copper
coinage. Noiire will hereafter be gwen
Of the time al whirh applications Tor the
new coin will be rec lived.
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pANclNG.

MIR. d. R. BELMONT respectfully informs
IsA the I.sdies and Gentlemen Of Marlborough,
that his Classes for instruction in the above POI
lie and elegant accomplishment, win open In
Major Howrrion's large room. where he will
teach the latest and most fashionable styles Of
Plain and Fancy Dancing. Walirine. Polkar,
Reiowa. Hop Waltz. Gallopades. &c. &c.
Days Of Tuition, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. A corrLtios PAnrI every Fridsy
evening.
Private Instructions in Instrumental Music.
Hillsborough. April IL. 1851. s9-iw
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emporium was ever - pFospelnus AZ a.
PRESENT. snd Ne know ihsl hfI system Of
Interval itapmvpmenls h working ~ fVe-
rahly - aHy - ihs uHin1. The Tsnliing
aubiiinn o. snme a. he p0biis msn IN
Souih casolina ean alnne sreo1ni Ter me
upinuunasr position II hrh shs Sale has
plsrsd hrrsflE. II fh.s had received sIl
The honafs firms inc Federal Government
which their sn'hiiinn led Ihsm In sspifs
10. ~ should hare hoard nolhins Of So
ressian In South Csr.iins. Pc. Ifsl
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A MERTTED COMPLIMENT.

The international Magazine refers m
warm terms Of commentator 10 series
Of editorial articles on The Union, that
have recently appeared in the columns Of
e National lnieIligenrer. We have read
The articles referred to with close alien.
lion. and take pleasure in endorsing the
praise Of The International. They are not
only written with mastery ability. hut
they are imhued with know ledge Of The
laws AMI The Constitution, and elevated
sense Of justice and ol enlightened philan'
ihropy. which, together with their fidelity
To the Union, render them among the mos,
important political essays Of the day. and
honorable alike to the head and the hear
oi their veteran and gifted anlhor-Josepll
Gales. The International, commenting
further. well observes:
~ he leading articles from his hand
which in the last twenty-five years hare
appeared in The National Inielligenrer.
would fIl many volumes; and IL collected
and so submitted To one view, they would
astonish. by their variety, by the exiraor-
binary sources Of information which they
evinre. by their soundness nf logic. cleva.
tim of sentiment and uniform adaptation
To their seve,al purposes. II they lack the
pnneen, wit. and fiery energy of phrase.
aud adroiIIy venomons spirit of " Junius."
they have. with their nohlrr calmness and
uniform candor. far wider sweep, SUBJ
Tier apprehension Of consequences, and
more slaiesmanl,ke aim aud capa' iiy. The
diclion &c. Junus" was calculated 10 arrest
attention. by its glitter and strength. and
by its freshness; for il was in siyls, after
all. that he was most creative. and since
his style has. by imitation, become iami.
liar. il is for The mystery of their anlhnr-
chip only thai his works have continued
eminence. A. materials Tor history. and
as suggestive guides of policy. we have in
American literature very few works so I'M
po,tant as The leading articles Of Joseph
Gales would constitute, filly arranged. and
illustrated BY such notes as he could rea-
div furnish, necessary nav. on account Of
the time since some Of them were origi-
naIly printed" Phiia. Inquirer.
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Union Ticket in aiuissluui.-IIind. ronu

Union Ticket in Hississippi.-IIinds rom.
~ u iirsi IN The h.ld. The Union Com
vrniion Of that county mel last week a.
RAYMOND. and nominated The following
ticket; For The Convention. IIon. Hen.
~ : Faole. lion. William l.. Sha,key.
and Hon. Amns n. Johnston. For Srna-
tor, Daniel W. Adams. ESQ. For Lreis.
laiurr. Thomas ]. Cairhinss. George w.
Harper. snd Isaac N. Srlsrr.
A hard battle is 10 be fought in Missis-
sippi between the Unionisis and Srces
sionisls. hui we have no fear as To The re-.
sull. We learn from varions sections al
ihe State liai The most aeiive preparation 9
are making for The campaign by the friends
of The Union. and no doubt Is entertained
OF their complete triumph.
Neip Orleans Bee.
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MI. Webser,-The Boston Mercanri

Mr.. Websler-'rhe Boston Mercantile
Journal. speaking Of the change ol public
sentiment IN tina, ciiy. says:
There are thousands IN The community
who were dissatisfied with the speech and
position of Mr.. Webster in March last.
who now recognize 10 tie fullest extent
The wisdom Of his course. The film Of
prejudice and passion has bren rrm"ved.
and they now recur with sbu,lier To the
dangers from winch The country has been
already delivered"
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Culinary.

Died In lhis eosnly. sa Dc nh is~-. sher .
long and painful lines. Ma M4ss MsssoeE.
ssed sbous So yesnL She wss Q essstssess mem
i<f f,he Bspsis churrh. and did IN fuli hops
sfs hie-srd immortality beyond he ssve.
Died, in PiitshoFough. on The rncsnins Of he
18Th inst. Mn. Caraarrss Yrarsls. sik Of
Mr. n. ". Yes'ssn. having husband and hire
children. together with large circle Of friends.
10 mourn Their inepsnl,ls los. fcex.l
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In the United States Dis,rid Court al
Baltimore. Ge"rre Thompson. one Of The
parties convicted Tor passing counterfeit
q.srier-eaeles. was sentenced ON We'd
nesday morning by Jude Heath lohe ren6n.
ed in The Stale Peniienilary Tor = period Of
len years from The present time. being The
full extent Of the punishment. allowed b,
law. He Was also ordered TO pay flint
OF Eve dollars.
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Authority Of Law The Sale.

Authority Of Law The Salem
(Mass.) Gazette forcihly remarks tina,
" reriain popular errors iouching the fun
T. damen,al principles Of society have been
+. brought into prevalence by superficial
= and inconsi,leraie enthusiasts. which
!. need 10 be reciiied. The authority oi
|. law in a Republic does no, rest upon
1.-The inherent correctness or justice Of a
I. particular enarlmeni. bat upon The sociaI
compact. The whole people are under
an actual agreement, binding contract,
10 obey and uphold such laws as may
/. he enacted by their agents. within the
/. limiis Of 4 Cnnsiiiu ion established
f. by The whole people. Scarcely law
I. passes wiihou. opposition. based more
. or less upon principle. but when passed.
and while on the siaieuie bonk. il binds
: all. A departure from this principle in
+. wolves the utter overthrow of all the
securities and privileges Of sociciy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-16
The Truth well expressed. There

The Truth well expressed There
is much truth in the following brief para.
graph from the Petersburg Inlelligencer:
!" Much Of the opposition 10 The Com.
promise measures is attributable TO the
fact that they have been sanctioned by
a Wing administration. Had Northern
Democrat been in The position now occu-
pied By Mr.. Fillmore. and given his as
sent 10 the Compromise Bills, many who
now dennnnce the Adjustment would have
been loud in their praises Of the NORTH
ern man who thus manifested his Snu'h-
ern feelings. We believe this as firmly
as we believe that the sun shines; and
we further believe that had President Fill.
more. instead Of signing The Compromise
bills, placed bis veto upon them. those