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81 llARpEsr cAss lEr.-A few nights
since, says,the Boston Bee, y journey
man printer in that city lad made pre-
parations to be married.; hut stangc
To say, the poor fellow was on n morn
ing paper, and could not get "s,lb."
business was crowding Mt the Office,
and he must attcrd TO work; SO the
parson was sent for, the rites periornl-
ed, and the poor jour had to- leave his
wife, go to the Office, and work. sallg
night, till broad day light mid go home
to his wife in the morning." .8 Sl
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Mexican Buchanan, the American
tragcd'an, has sailed for Europe, to
fulfil professional engagement. s5si'
a plan is proposed to build 4
rail road direct from New Orleans
10 st. Louis. The new route IS
through Arkansas, and reduces the
distance to $50 or 700 miles. s.9 sifs
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FLORIDA FlLLlnusrERs.--At tho
late term of the United S,atcs Distrie {
Court for the Northern District df
Florida, held at st. Augustine, about
twenty indictments were found ag:tinst
parties, says the correspondents s,fsihe
jacksonville News, for the non' crime
OF lillihustcling.
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A BUNKER Hill VETERAN GosH.----
Lieutenant Nathan Craigc, aged ninety
eight years, died at Leicester, Mass,
on the 9th inst. He took an active
part in the Battle OF Bunker Hill,
served in the army in lT77, .'7S and
81. and was present Mt tho surrender
of Burgoync. 2tF
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PoSSfTc recover.


TuE INCLINED PLANE AyolDRn.--
Travellers especially, and the public
generally, will learn with pleasure that
the cntcrprising contractors, Messrs. u.
c. Sproull & Co., completed. on. Sats
urday last, the track around heinclin:
cd Plane, on The Charleston Rail Road
Mt hikcn-and that by the first Of Nav
the cars will pass over the new route;
by which the Plane, such terror t9
many passengers. is entirely avoided.
-1Mgusta Chronicle f .Seati,iel:
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DEATn FROM I.IenTsrNG. The
Camden Journal learns u,at5on Saturrg
day, the nth instant, during the Storm
two negro men. belonging to the estate
"t James c. Dolby, were struck by
lightning and one Of them (Joe, ali
alIs ;,sS,;ls se.gart as INSTANTLY
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TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
ind Fifty Cents Mt the expiration Of six months
or Three Dollars at the end Of the year.
No paper discontinued until NIL arrearaer.
arc rAIb, Unless ht the option of the Proprietor
esE2t Advertisements inserted At SEVENTY
FIVE Cents per square. (ls lines or Icss,) for
,le first, and half that sum for each subsequent
insertion.
G:y The number of insertions to he marked
on all Advertisements or they will be published
until ordered 10 be discontinued, and charged
accordingly ~
~ ONE DOLLAR per square Cor single
insertion. Quarterly aud Monthly Advertise
ments will be charged the same single in.
hortion, and emi-lnonhIy the same rs new ores
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schemes Of GO ~; S ss h ri ~
tions.-,lhcy ssspslSSiss sslSiss3..is,S " sts2
up from intercourse with other cuun.
tries. There would be no right to
force an individual to surrender his
nisanlhr"pical views if he i;ncie,l
exclusion from all communion with
society. He could not be rirlllilIIy
punished for his anli-social disposition.
So with nations. And if China and
japan are I" he visited by the pcuali
ties of bomb and c"nxrcvc rockets, for
refusing Intercourse with the rest of
the civilized wOrld--if freedom of
commerce Is to be enforced bv the
cannon mouth, and not accomplished
10y ncS",lation, in the countries which
have no naval means Of resistance
What is the difference between the
close monopoly which Mexico and
SPAN have adopted i'll every portion
OF their territories and the exclusive.
ness OF these trlr:,tial>! WHY is
there not the same right To make
MrN"" relax her commercial policy.
and Spain t" do the same as regards
her colonies, MS to hnnIharl The cities
nf China and Japan, for The same
end!
But, rs we have said, there has been
Il total miSc"licrpiiou rs +" the object
OF or Government in plannin. this
expedition. Ii is not to compel The
Japanese to lmScal their pnlls--to
reverse their peculiar system Of in
tcrlational, or rather unconditional
Intercourse. but to make Il fuller cx-
rloraio'i than hitherto has been done
of the Polar ScaS-to Indicate thr
points OF danger to navigation from
reels and shoals that fill that sea. and
on which several Of our whalcmrn
have been recently shipwrcckcd, a,-
tended by IL great loss of life. A.,
mother object is to induce the Japanese
Government to treat with humanity
such OF "ir mariners rs may br
driven ON the coasts of Japan, and rs
subsidiary To these purroScs. TO effect.
by negotiation, not by force, any
arrangements by Which intercourse
cam he established between the is
lands of the Indian Ocean and our
possessions on the Pacific coast. of
the highest Importance since acquisition
of California. = ChuvicSton Ecrni,.y
NrWS.
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c-s" TuEHE i, no news Of iinpor-
iance from Congress. The time Of
the members is consumed in wrang!ing
over the government pap.
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The Expedition 40

The English and FrcncIa aarers have
been quite cu'ogistic of &r Govern
mcnt for the projected cspedition to
tho Arctic seas and JaPPemisc pen coast.
They appear to entirely n,isconceive
it's objects. They suppose that it is
the purpose of the GovcRlment Of the
United States tot0,ce Il commerce wi,ll
Japan by an exhibition Of II large nav
al force. In the hope oiS participating
in the advantages OF s,irh an inter
course, while the expense and rcspon-
sibili,y fall on us, the English journals
can see no crimnality-no wrong i'll
such an enterprise. yet they read
us frequently Lessons on our lust for
our territory, if: i'll pursuit OF lawful
purposes, We acquire dominion III amy
other part of the world. The an
nrXation Of Texas and the conquest Of
California were gross and irrcparablc
offences against Mexico. But to com
pei the Japanese to open their ports TO
the admission Of foreigners does
no violence to the equality OF nations.
To compel them to abandon long
cherished system OF policy does no
national wrong.
We cannot comprehend such po!iti-
cal ethics. The Japanese have the
natural right to exclude iiom their
ports all whom they choose TO exclude,
and to discriminate Between one class
OF foreigners and anothcr-to admit
lloIlandcrs and refuse to admit Eng
lshmcn and Americans. If this right l.,
theirs, there can be no justification in
forcing them to abau,'iu their peculiar
policy.-llcy are bound to treat the
officers and crows Of vessels cast on
their shores contormabIy To the usases
OF civilized nations. The japanese
Government should be compelled to
conform to those Vsagcs. Further
than this, there can .r no right t,
enforce OH them our lotions ol com
nercial intercourse.
Tie English journh hIists would be
glad OF the support TO their owl
plea, in tho example OF the Unite,
States, as rc'ativc to China. Tho
Chinese were enforced to admit for
cigncrs to trade with them, by lLngisl
great guns. 1t was made question
Of power. Still We think that NOR,
will be done by bringing the Chinese
as well as Japanese, n,o perception
of the benefits OF commercial inter
course by the appliances ofpcacc thai
: by those of war. H. contact of Chi
ncsc with Americans where they NICE
on n common theatre ~ wide enter
prise, rs thcy do i'ss :aliioria. will IL
more to spread the knowledge oi'thcs
+, benefits, than the law OF the strongcs
declared ut the ca,hons 5 mouth.
Now if this plea is good, in tn
case Of China or Jnpaii, it is cpuali
! good III the case q Mexico or III" |:
: land of Cuba. .ss, Ground - d
J !, v.spsssys o. sel,Ss. FEy~
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gI+" The State Convention met in
Columbia on yesterday.
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PrnLlc ESEcurIoSs.-A bill passed
the House of Delegates of Virginia on
Saturday last, to prevent in future the
execution of the sentence of death in
pnbllc-it was Immediately sent to
the Senate, and will no doubt pass that
body; thus putting IN end to these dis
gushing and dcnoralizing spcctaclcs.
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80 a~s@-~,b

Court OF ArrEAis.-Ilc CumL of
Appeals will meet in Columbia on the
first Monday in May next, am, the
d"ckcts will be called in The follow
ing order:
EQUITY COURT.
!. Appeals from the 9th and 3d
circuits, TO he called ON iii. lirs,
Monday in May, for one week. if SO
much time he necessary; if not, the
circuits next in order
,. Appeals from the 9th and .ith
circuits, on the second Monday in
May, (nnlcss sooner reached bv
cNlmnstimg the business of the pre-
ccding circ,its,) Tor one week, if so
much time be Necessary; if not, the
circuit next in order.
:;'d. Appeals from The End circuit.
on the third Monday in May, unless
sooner reached by cxhn,lsling the
business Of The preceding circuits, in
which ease the appeals from this
circuit will be taken up as soon as
the business of the preceding circuits
is disposed Of.
LAW COURT.
|. The western circuit, in connection
with the appeals from the District of
Edgciicld, on the first Monday in May.
=. The northern circuit immediately
after, which will be followed by
=. The middle circuit, and probably
in the same week.
4. The eastern circuit is assigned
for the 2nd Monday in May, TO be
followed Immediately, and probably
in the same week, by
3. The southern circuit.
The Court of Errors will sit during
the first week of The term,
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kosSIihs $ second visit to Washing"
ton appears 10 have excited very little
attention. lie returned there dcjcc
ted and chagrincd, in consequence of
his ilI-sncccss in the W est and his
cool reception in the South.
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gave rise to an exciting discussion on
the compromise measures, when the
Committee rose and the House nd
l9nlned. y.
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They say Lola Montcz is going
TO edit diaIy paper at Boston, which
causes the Washington Telegraph to
ask; 'liavc they no vacant pulpit!'
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Hats arc now beginning 10 be made
ut cork.
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Sssss nlI shou1 Aessss 4:
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INNING AZ a O'clock The Society goes into operation
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HALL.-FARE-
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NT ENTAL ALCHEM I -CHANUE OF
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SATURDAY EVENINGS. o,,,
doors oren at o'clock Lecture 10 commence at o'clock
Cards Of admission Is Cents admitting lady and gentle
-, , -
Private cess to the mysteries of the science and how
TO government as Dr. w does each evening immediately
after the public experiments I1ckets-5 lessons,
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~ III. Apollo, this Evening.-AFrEND the
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Chances for Business Men.
ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

An old established Drug Store, located on principal
street and doing good business will be disposed OF az bar
gain applied for For particulars address Box lb3,
Chatham-square.