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The southern press., 1852-05-01


tH- While Southern men sit supine under
the repeated assaults of Northern fanatcism, a
warning cry comes from the North. SO strong
and rcsistless is that current becoming that even
partizans feel the necessity ofstemming it, be-
fore il sweeps away all before it.
The Albany Argus, strong Democratic
journal, thus protests against the last movement
in Massachusetts
MULTIPLICATION in MASSACHUSETTS. - The
Senate of Massachu etts have PASSED bill
which proposes to take from the United States
authorities, jurisdiction of class of questions
arising exclusively under the fugitive act, by
The process of habeas corpus. This is practical
notification 1t will if passed and attempted
to be enforced, bring the United States and
State authorities directly into conflict 1t is
similar to the Vermont law, which has been re
ceived with such general execration among all
beyond the ranks of the anti-slavery fanatics,
and which has been productive Of so much OF
irritation in the Southern quarter of the confed-
eracy. II is one of the fruits Of the coalition"
in Massachusetts, which elected Sumner and
Ranlonl to Congress--and which is seeking,
through the abrogation of the pluratwprinci-
pie, to foist such partizans into the electoral
college, against the will and wishes of a MAORI
" Of the people. The re-enactment of the
'odious Maine law. is another of the highhanded
attempts of this hybrid coalition.
ltwould not be at all strange if the Coali-
tionists who held the ascendancy in the House
of Representatives, and who have exhibited a
proneness to enact any and every enormity,
should second the Senate in its efforts to multi
fly law of the United States. Perhaps it is
well that this incendiary spirit should have the
opportunity to exhibit itself in its true colors
and aims. 1t can scarcely fail to cure itself.
The southern press., 1852-05-01
Frs IN THE VICINITY OF ASA
TEAGUE LIGHTHOUSE


-Nots.-The lighthouse stands on en- elevation
about one mile distant from the beach, and is in
latitude 80 81 81" north, and longitude ITO 9P
04" west from Greenwich
In the list Of dangers, the hearings, &c, with
IN brackets, are true; those without are magnetic
or by compass. The distances are in nautical
miles.
Winter Quarter Shoai is one mile long, and one.
third % mile wide, running IN a direction f. by
N. N, and w. by s. s., re. N. T.. and w
;. w with not over3l fathoms water upon IT,
The least water is ~ feet, in several places al
low tide On the seward side the soundings
change suddenly from . to {, and then to faith.
oms II ~ 9, miles distant from the nearest
land, with ~ iatboms water between il and the
shore. In clear weather the lantern Of Assateagus
lighthouse - Jus, VISIBLE from IT, The centre Of
The shoal bears from Assateaeue light T.. BIZ N
IN, IL. by N. MI distant III rniles Tbi,
is highly dangerous shoal, az The sounding,
change suddenly, and lies directly in the traek
OF vessels The sea breaks upon il in heavy
weather.
Chingofeagpt Shoai is long narrow bank Of
ridge running in direction " f.. r. and s. w
w, IN. 4. E. and s. w. WI a mile
long, with an average width Of quarter Of a mile
and distant from 4 70 miles from the shore
with from 3! 70 fathOms water upon il. IN
north end bears T.. by s., r. s., i distant u
miles, and it's south end s. T.. S., rs r.. s.,
distant S. miles from Assaieague lighthouse.
"A dangerous shogi lies s. by &. r. rs. 8. f.. !,
distant 4. miles from Assatesgue lighthouse, with
10 feet water upon II.
.qnofh<v, with 0 feet water upon IL, lies 8. T.,
rs. b. Ed distant ! miles from the lighthouse.
.9nofher, with o feet water upon IL, lies s., rs.
Z. distant 81 miles from the lighthouse.
The southern press., 1852-05-01

Mr. ISRAEL T.. JAMES, of Philadelphia, Mr..
C. w. JAMES, of Cincinnati, and Mr. HENRY M.
LEWIS, of Montgomery, Alabama, and their as
sistants, are our only travelling agents for col
lections.
The southern press., 1852-05-01

OF the Superintendent If The Coast Surrey 10 the
Secretary Of the Treasury, in relation 10 dangers
in fhe vicinity Of 9ssatsegpe Lighthouse, on The
coast Of pirpiuia
The southern press., 1852-05-01

April 10, 1852.
Sis have the honor 10 submit TO the Depart
mem report Of the dangers in the vicinity Of
Assaiesgue lighthouse on the coast Of Virgins.
derived from Lieutenant Commanding JoHs J
ALnY, United States Navy, Assistant in the Coast
Survey, who has been in charge Of the hydro
graphic party working on that co.st during the
past season.
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Including newest and most improved coal and WOOD
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NEWza BOOKS.
The Campaign Of Gen. Scott.
GAN HNTENsEE.Y INTER EsTING ROCK

lHOl. i2MO., Si,Zo. -Er's aIf-t
MooRE & ANDERSON, have just ready in duodeei
- IT The fSis 9ahpA1GNo OF GENERAL SCOTT
vol, with Map OF the Hattie Grounds-367 pages
- Lieut.. Sis a man Of sterling sense: isir
and impartial account of all he sawhenda in the NJ o.
spirited and extended the Mexican Cam
pa The author is I to the ssyy but
ssr haying commenced its peusa lay it asideNr
one Of most gallant officers in the Nsyy TIL: The
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We have seen no work which has given such vivid i'm
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Has given to the public very attractive workcharles
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The very book which that war has called FORTH
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In reading some of authors descriptions assaults
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
TJ,HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
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WASHINGTON.
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1882 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1881
DRY GOODS.
Haxng DN


MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is receiving
M his stock Fall and Winter Goods. for Jobbing OF
lat and from the best manufactures OF our
couutry. carefully selected expressly for the
JOBBlNG TRADE
or the best fabcs designs and coors, to which he re-
spcctiully soctS examination from his old customers
aid Country Me- chants
CIOTIS-Is stock consists in part OF the best makers,
aud OF the usual variety OF colois both Foreign and
Domestic. ...
GASSIMERES-B black and dccskin as VOL as OF a
great variety oil the choic est fancy colors
SATlNETTS-BIack Blue, Stcel-nlHed, !ancy Green and
3 B,owGs &c. \ vcty full and complete sodk; also
Tweads and Cy jeans.
OVER COATING colo cd blankets, pilot and beaver
; cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRlNTS-A very stock OF the best makers OF last
madden coors. As well as the most common KIND
, OF low ptced prints Tor comforts &c
DRESS GOOUSGinrlus, mouse tie lains, emb Il lustrc
Vain and fg'd black alracas, as well as oil colofs
or the best variety, no tn figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, iacoucts, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
. da book thread and cotton laccs, cdgngs, etc.,
/. in variety, also Irish linens.
CAPS-Mcus bows, and chdi velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican bats mos; desirable lot,
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- bcacLed Inlsliis. shi, ting checks, Ticking, &C.
,yc;. together with Il full and complete stock or
Notions OF all ITS, usually wanted; and altogcth.
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found in all respects, perhaps superior 10 any
stock OF Goods before offered in the ma, kct
aural FEsI WI SELBY.
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c1yc1NNAFu 11YDROPATHRnG OR
Water Cure Establishment.

y1,E above Institution for the reception Of
on tic Carthage pike but few rods from tho Hami
to Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
ti me distance from the Miami Canal i'll the front, rem
lie easy OF those DESTROYS o. enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution. - ~, ,,,,,,- or
pleasing variety OF o Gim to te
before There s naue and art combine rendering
beautiful beyond description ,;, 81, 49,.
of the artist at glance The ncatness and elegance OF
Interior combined with the numerous attractions which
present Ies able one. The Halls
sye the Rooms spacious and inviting where he Invalid
can snnss a. The He'd Rooms ventilated
and neatly Furnished the Hath Rooms are ape anu ~
modious being convenient the application OF water IN
eVeIv ofm In connection with the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. seyenyvs cst ons Me9t'
trnnatb nv heahn, exercise. The Springs which mr..
nsh the we s o sss srave
forth water cold and delicious If
not think OF more desirable place. for those seeking
hsn had much experience in the
q disease for @
those committed his care Mrs pEAsE, who mas, 'ot
diseases being "
station .m iie with it's train Of
aimens that bane female beauty health and happiness
nc gs r M be
this Institution successfully OF
pporte1s OF as 'a ali eases We shah expect
Persons sitting Cure by the of the cnenna
;itnn and DAYTON Rail- DAD, will stop at tho Carthage
tt;nno Patients alc requested to bring two coniorta
HES two blankets, Sheets six towels and
quantity Of old linen, suitable for bandages
TER ws-The Hoard, Medical Services ana a
ordinary will be ten dollars per week.
entix RStra attendance will subject the patient to an
charge Some deduction will be made to those who
find II necessary spend length OF me IN me
ton. Transient persons VIII DC ehatgea wv Pc
day. I'm - .h,rced for +be a ROT
examination. - ~ III 4r.
For iu''he' li pa Hn" D. A. PEAsE, NJ. D. s...g
l ..ss ~ .lisIs Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage, Hamilton CO.. Ohio. ausei.