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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
Spoken, &c.

Feb d h is s. lon 10 W. ship Ozark Barls,i, from Calcutta
dec 9 Cor London
Mar 81 lat - "a, lou Il 10 ship Parliament days foa Law
eEpooi for Bo-toa-
April T. Of Sicily, ship Zanch from Hasr- Tor New York
April % Cape Clear he jessie Mitchell, om New YORK Tor
April TO- lat ~, lon ship w, show
ING red tag VIII letter n the
Aprl - nies south Of IAai ship Hampshire,
from i~erp for Ne~-York.
Ayrl % of Gay Head ship Portland from Ne~York
fpr
Apl TO- ht p 20, bn 50, vszzi- from Se~York
for s. Dsnnso.
Apr lat 81 os n, lon Is W.. shp john Hesry,
OF Bath. sfecElns
Apnl LAT ~ lou IS % W.. ship LOUISIANA. ofs
Yort, steering east
Aprl q lat n %. lon ark ch.apioa with p-sen
gcr.->t
Apl a. L - 40 oa "a hsrk Tor the Capes
Of Delaware With oss of her She painted black,
with srSh blact sresk, black sowsprt and nast heal
No date CAPE Heny SE - uslss, brig xeso
phoa, from Baltimore fos West Indies.
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Irrom our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Apnl 29frred-slp Mary Peasants, De
can Liverpool barb En- Mayo Boston, bns Emma Baker do
Steelnas Great Ess Harbsr: John Rogers May
hew Providence Bars Cobb Fall River; c. staMon,
Westcott Providence j. w. Ernckson, wcs,cott, do.
Cleared-Steamps Pennsylvania Bsymore, Rchnond Kenns.
bee NewYosk barh Charles Lev, Harper Port
Prince brss Isabella Sctesos Boston, A. Dunbar Fhnn
nah BLOW stephens HALIFAX schn Lonsdzs Baker Pr,v
Charleston Henry Lawrence Norton Bs
ton Lady sufoh Cow- do Hudson, Church. Norwich john
Roeer. Providence Barrett Cobb Fall
C. satton Boston, J. W. Ercksos westooit do
EXii., Galioti, Cornwshis.
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SALES OF SrocKs At PHILADELPHIA

~,,- a,rl No. Firf oard-1bOOO Reading Il. r. &c. 10
~ 70 psss r. az do 81 $500 Camden City 6s 90 100
~. .nd n; e3OOO Sch Nav 10, os, HIs $3.50 90 oo
Ls.h M, Boat Loan 80 oo City K H. is, ~ lo7 es5o
ss S. ss 800 DO ssh 400 do s1 esSa sS'q c az. % "a
A., MEADOW IS: IS Read r. r. 3ss 100 do 81 ~ DO
~ 100 DO sk Morris Canal iyA VI zoe o. oI I'm
estD Z. r. Mort 6s, "a, ST. 100000 49, STA ioo 'cA'
sssrs Bes,S-So Lehish Nav, SIX $50 Penn RR @ioo
ch,. Del Csps S. 81, 81; % 800 sch Nav ss o5 "a 40
xos Cara. ~ 20 Lons Island K r. IL 81 Harrisburg RR 4,%;
Al nn Nh Nav Mort, 80 irard Bank l3k LOO unos Ca
~ IA s Penn S. g3l 81 600 do, ~; 5Mnen K r. Tf96i
i0c sesa Canal sk II vcksbur RRio; e2osusa Canal %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

a s7 0x75 for extra and fancy lots st higher Quotations
co,sderabe sale OF RYE FLovR made at u S1ns
M AZ q in limited demand Sales of 800 bb 1t SS0s'o't
0RAS-Te receipts of all descriptions are small IN con-
SEQUENCE of the distractions Canal navigation Ia the
rior There i a good demand for WHEAT both FOR snans
aid shipment and prices have farths! advanced ced's
A. q, cent? RYE Is in demand 70 cents Corn =
Sales 5000 bushels Yellow at 81 cents s'oa pons,x.
nj, AZ 4i0tscts bush WHISKY sells at q cents in poth
hhds and bbls
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By TeIeRraph.

BOSTON April 2eAr bark Trinity Gslyeson schrs. g. L.,
New York Charles Al-trum Cape Hayteu 18th inst.
Below, bark Mara.
ship Shooting San Fusisco bark Governor Bnss Mo-
bile bss wavey Georseowa SC; Mary II. Philadelphia sehr
Olive Aux Cayes
CHARLESTON, April ss-Ar bark Yarmouth D. B. Warner,
New-York.
CD. bns J. Nckeson, Boston
NEw-oRLEANs, April 2s-Ar. ships Lew Woodbury. Boston ;
Sarah Purinston, New York.
PROVIDENCE April 29-An. bark Thomas winsow Chase,
Mobile scLs Tunph Brazil, dol Worcester. Rhodes, Phadel
phe j. w. Bel, DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
THy REGENT ADVANCE IN THE OIL

MARKET-The rapid advance IN our Ohi market ns
been attended step by step with corresponding sa'a
ever department of the Oil business Every des-
crptiou has exhibited upward tendency until me SUI
iect has become of universal interest nrouYnou. W..
Country Whale Oil has reached price never before AZ
tanned while Sperm continues high T..
Although many consider this advance 70 se cansca W
sprcuIstive operations have our reasons ior
oherv;se nor do anticipate any nInediae decnne-e
tsnly not during the present year THIS opinion We s
A. r3m the peent state of stocks importatons and sup
nes The advance in Whale Oil unquesuonaoIy the os.
ronne M ront in the subject to be considered in
hes of course altogether without precedent o' ~
causes precisely similar Sperm On In 1888 rose io r
" to Apri ~ uoii ''' Barrels
Fstaed import Of Sperm and Whale Oil tins yes' 90 go
Inno-t of Sperm and Whale Oil in 1851 1920
Ayraee import Of Sperm and Whale for 10 years past
Fsna of this wear compared with lSol 1000
Ealing of this wear a. compared with 10 years past
We have here united the Sperm and Whale On impors
sr .b fact that within few years the latter has
r TAI en- the pl ce of the former for burning
Now take the average consumption OF Don desc
Nis country ioi p " Barrels.
sney,p Oil average consumption years. U Ooo
Whale Oil average consumption years
Add average exports Sperm for years 800
Add average exports Whale for years. o@V"
Total demand ...............:.....
Tor far of the subject may mention
that the exports of Sperm varied during the time included
from 600 bbs TO bbls, and of Whale from ibVw 70
$4,000 bb 1t will be them at siance that tho
during the present year do not come up TO with
in half the average demand for years past.
Beyond conjecture useless The average
catch by the North Pacific fleet of l57 vessels IN 1901 was b
bbls or an aggregate of &c, 72l bbls.
New Bedford Whslemens Shipping List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
PHILADELPHIA Mankrrs-TBursdc,

crate inquiry. BARK 10 steady $S Is y tun The FLOUR
market quiet but the receipts email and holders
firm. The demand for shipmsrs Il limited ana only rS00
bbk fair srds hare been cold "a Is ssl which il the
general ssie- rate. There moderate inquiry fct cty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
Passengers Arrived.

In packet ship Lady Franklin, FROM Lrerpo-Rebecca copp,
Sophia Copp, John Copp Thomas
w C. no, Margaret Green Elizabeth Green, Ellen Green,
Mary Green, Emma Wilson, Mary Raven
In ship Albert Ganatis from HarreDe 6oeler snd lady, NJ
Be.ss, Nile. NJ. Bessa.
brig Nayafisse, from Ponce PIMA NJ Dorbors. chill
dren and . servants, Miss Caskruss VIVA. Yorkay.
la sctr Sorah frs, from Mason.asN Chariot. johnson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30


Mr.. VIM. M. Gouge, well-known VIII
ter on currency has written letter to Senator Hunter
in opposition to the project of debasing our silver cur
rency.
The Steubenuille Herald states that the
President of the Steubenvie and Indiana Railroad Co.
has closed contract for iron for very considerable
portion of the road This contract was made In new
York Civ where the President has been negotiating
bonds for days
Under the new arrangements made on
the central line Of Railroads in this State last week.
train will leave Albany at IL, and connect with tho
Hudson River Road, 80 that passengers leaving New
York at s. will be at Schenectady at r. Utica at B. SYRIA
ese at s. Auburn at Rochester at Buffalo at l2-f
the Express time Ia put on- the time for the mail train
10 the rule the arrival at Buffalo will be several hours
later The time between Albany and Buffalo will be
twelve and half hours-to be shortened to ten hours,
when by the construction the direct railway between
Syracuse and Rochester, the distance is made less.
About eleven trains will the Utica and Sche
nectady road every day.
The following comparative table of the
imports into the United States in 1850 and 1884, is COM
piled from the annual report Commerce and Navi-
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Receipts of Produce.

By North Rirer Boa12 300 bush Corn, 81 bbls Whisky,
I7l5 do Flour IS do Ashes 5000 BUSH Oats "a bales Wool
and pkgs. Cheese. .
By Erie Rairodd-lf9 bbls Pork "A do Hams, l53 Hogs
1888 sides Leather $40 bbs Flour "a BUSH Oats l0i Calves
~ pkgs. Butter, and 81 do. Cheese.
BY Haren Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter 9l do Cheese.
md / car load Lumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

40. NARY s. daughter o. 'As ave /" = '-
s ri sss yaLEsrlrs . ,, Ne: sasy
WE&6D. SNs- x.ri -. BY Rev. DR.: Spear, DANisL
- SiFf b RANKIN. daughter o. '0ss
- A<k-x Broekbn
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s. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE of FIRST

u MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BUFFALO, CORN
will offer for sale, through SIMEON DRAPER on the iseh
day Of May next at Y O'clock at tho Merchants Exehsne
Bonds payable In 1867 with per cent interest payable
semi annually, at the Bank Of Commerce Ia New.Yohs
asess sSnd; part Of one %S. thor ed 70
cured by first mortgage the entire road and its faa-
ehises BY deed Of trust to John A. Stevens james g =
vertbs into the stock Of the Company At per a. any e
within FIVE years from their date
Railroad to the City Of Buffalo. distance Of l34 loe
miles. and will when completed, FORM IN connscsn With
and direct horoushfares between the Cities Of NewYosh
and Buffalo and the Var West and will connect at Corning
with rail- which extends the ch IRON coal and umbss
regions OF Pennsylvania
road pse. 30 tho eh and fertile valley Of tho conhcsos
River ts the norherly ne of Stsnben
County, distance Of about fortyfye mes-pang through
Kennedyville. Avoca Liberty Corne Conhocton and Wsy
land thence through spnnswater Conesus Lycna Avo.
lwhere IT the Genesee Riyer) and Caledonia n
Livingston County and through Le Roy and Stafford Be-
tsvA N Genesee County This Part Of the line for nearly
s whole length through Of the richest and uoe
productive portions of our State.
From Batavia the line Of the road passes westssy =
nearly straight line to the City Of Buffalo
The running on Is miles Of tho road wes6
from Corning and Is expected TO have the rails laid bHAe
soh inst for twenty miles further when the cars win ~
- miles The road II under contract TO Batavia and =
desed that the Will b. running over the whole rcs1
The mortgage provides that only 500 900 Of Bonds e.
row be issued and the balance consecutive portions Of e
road completed When the whole Of said Bonds .hsn
BE issued the OF ncumbFance said road will -
something less than 81 500 per mile The amount Of ths
first issue 500 600 will constitute an ncumbrance equal =
$3.50 per mile upon the fy-six miles Of the road whjeh
nearly completed being lees than the value Of ths
iron and land.
BY this arrangement It is believed that the bondhodss
will be made beyond possibility OF doubt tbs prop
erty Of the Company being at all times amply sufficient =
indemnify them against any loSsL
Terms SALE.
Twenty per cent. on the day OF sale.
Ten per cent the LIST Of June.
Ten per cent the lst OF each month following until ths
whole Is paid
Interest will be allowed the rate Of per cent Per
all payments made IN advance.
The following gentlemen compose the Board OF Dhoeto0
Of the Company:
JoHS MAGE Bath; is. WApswoRTH, Geneseo;
CONSTANT Cook. Bath; ORviLLE CoNsTocK, Ayon;
ORsos PHELps Buffalo: JoHs A. G. GRAY, ". T.;
THos J. DuDigY Buffalo, DamEL CuRrIss, Campbsus
VIZ J. MILLER Buffalo; THos BRowS, Caledonia;
MILES P. LAMsos, Re Roy; TRUABULL CAxy, BsfAvfs;
ASDREw b. DICKINSON Hcrnby.
Pamphlets with map showing the route OF mo rosa
containing fun particularly with copy OF ths nionzsss -
bonds may te had application 10 either o. we
orof 05) s. DRAPER, coz. Pine sn1 wnnsmee
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MINiAruRE ALMANAc...... THIS DAT.
Su-RSss.. 6s-Sets..-..6 6j Moos-Ssts 25n
HIGH wATER......rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hset. 02m Gov Island. 3Dm Hell 0ats.T son
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WhAIerus

81 from Aaspos-tt 9Th brig Amecs, oasr Atlantic ecesa
rr rom Csrt Hob Of ship Hsn.cr, Of New Bstos rpos
kr Of Is.hrasz Feb e. o stated 70 sal on the sh Zoe
sassvs isais and thenceto the Japan Hes - Arr
can ss vAers sad mechafmen ax OF and oa Psys Eco s.
ssp VIVA WIZ. fsher Havr,. oi sts;st has dscharged
10 sscsst nxe ycas A. Rsss wlp,esay ID d. Al rsy,s
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II LAM scOpLAND and WALE5.--BOWMA3,
GRiHsEfil co viii i.us drafts Of 81 sterling en1 ~
wd payable 1t asht any town throughout Greet snss
snsewTsa'if Iow LINES Of LIVERPOOL snd LON
non PACKET-sHiPS-PeTso1s wishns 70 have the1F
nr he above Lines which ali regularly on the "a -
III " Of every month from Liverpool and svey seene
1bursdsy from London Thereby avoiding delay WI pteo
snuIv 10 The ouly authorized Agenfs In tbs cify-
BOWMAN, 0RINNELk W, a .
Od.cs No Is Soosb-sf- Nsv-YoEky -
FENWICH CHAMBERS. Fenwich-k, Liverpool
NB-When passcnseu decline coming The money VI
BE- returned without deduction . - II.
Lverpool Psckss lesvs NewYok the 9Th md 1ls e
ssch month London Packets Leave NewYoxk evssy 49,
nats Thursdsy. Yes psssass spply - above
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nVHE DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK,

No eis +th-sf, near Avenue c. psy Six Per Csat pr
snDum ON deposits on eli sums of Eve Hundred don enl
Under. By order. JOHN A. DxyEAU. Prsads16
JAMEs6. STEwAsr, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
financial.

CHATHAM BASE, NEw-YoRK, April q, iesa
A DIVIDEND of four per cent. on tho
IA Capital STOCK Of this Bank has ths day been dsce4
BY the Board Of Decoss payable to the stockholders On -
SITTER the LIST day Of May The transfer books VII -
eloecd from tie 9jsh instant to the ID proximo.
CHARLES FINK, Cashier.
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fords additional evidence that kewYe the sTea' mar
ket for the whole country. The prices realized were
generally satisfactory.
Arrangements have been made to open
the transfer books Of the Baltimore and Ohio hairoeo
Co In this City.
Land Warrants are more plenty ana
the tendency of prices Il downward
The Montgomery Journal gives the
annexed crop estimate from a correspondent Ii Is
rather under the general impression;
The estimate Of the probable receipts OF Cotton q tns
MOTT of New and of the general Of she United
States /, made from Information obtained from fsotofs oon3
business with the various sections OF the cotonsr
country and sven the most reliable nforuaon I'd 10
obtained from their correspondents: ,ee noo
Receipts 10th April inst. i'io,''V
Probable amount 10 be received from NASHVILLE ana am
Cumberland River i''S'
Probable amount to be received from Tenesseee - -.
n NJ - ~. p;.s, sna Thin, aries ..,...., 5000
~ ~ i n D - D. - ....... 10000
~, ~ I'm n, ~: d. - p;-.r ........ 10000
~. xoiI Dis - r., ..........,.. 10000
10 lIoi. srP ~ M;s.;..;nn; River $4,000
Total receipts of New-Orleans 'i3|lVV
Total receipfs Of Texas .................. .coww
receipts of Mobile .olvVU AZ.
Do of Atlantic States and Florida. 2i00~-lolo""
To al crop OF the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
STEAMERS mol ARRIVE PROM EuRop
LIST OF STEAMERS FoK THE MONTH OF NAY.

Havre be prepaid twenty four cents
half Inland Postage be added Great Bntan
Newspapers Continent be prepaid four
cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
NEw-JERsEy ZINC COMPANY,
Trausfsr Offico. Nc. 81 Liberty-k

Transfer Once, No. 81 Lbeny-ky
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
i ter Of the New-Jeuey Exploring and Mining Co. -
passed the Legislature Of NewJesey and been accepted
the Directors The title, BY the scf II changed 70 New
jersey Zinc Company
The New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Company stssh
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining anA
Manufacturing Company will be exchanged for the nSW
stock New-Jeney Zinc Company upon application ct tn
office. JAMEb L. CURTIS Prasdsnk
New-York March 10 IQ52
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DROKEN BANK NOTES BOUGHT

- james Bank 90 cents; New-Rochelle, 30 o-nts AZ
las 10 cents; Commercial Amboy N j. 50 cents; PecpaSS
Bank Paterson, Is cssts Salisbury. Md 10 ecnts BY
C.. Z. w. TIMING, No. % Wali-e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
VEW-YORK FLOATING DRY

i DOCK COMPANY, April y, l12-The President
and Directors have this day declared dividend Of per
the capital stock (om the earnings Of tho past IN
months payable to the stockholders ater the lO of
May next The Transfer Book will be closed from tho lst
TO the 10Th Of May, inclusive. II. V. MASON. Secy.
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hWIDEND NOTlCE.-The seml-an-
nusl interest falling due in this city the Lee day o.
Mey proximo. on the following psmed securtieS viii =
paid and after that day at the ocs OF the undeyl&ned
presentation OF the proper coupons The City Of Csvo
andseven per Bonds sued tho Cleveland and Ptt
bush Railroad Company. The City Of Madison tIndana)
seven per cent Bonds The Madison Indianapolis Rail
road Co per cent Bonds
wfNSLOW. LANIER Il Co. No. 50 Wslist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
For he enquirer
DISCUSSION IN HENRICO COUNTY.

aIessrs Editors The morning being pronlrious deter
mined attend the hecu" gwen BY our Wing fents OF
arrival found able eloquent and ready champion OF de-
mocracy quietly awaiting the coming OF Mr.. Glmet, who
arrived about o'clocs The attendance was sal-one
hundred composed entire auditory. After dinner and
few preliminary arungem uts the discussion opened by
MIR 6mer, and, really, Alessrs Editors could hardly h-
ryc my ears tie great presidential question: which
0gitates The public mind, Merged into iGsgnn-
view Ul The vast sEd overwhelming importance ai
small note b; and passing subject s,l greater
magnitude he pitched with ieroCl.us uUdcliy into The con
duct OF Gov. Johnson, and or while thought the s'r"ng
wall c democracy would be swept away by ms nrectre
tr passed away and tie speaker cooled down
dec two for e hal 20 dea with smaller things The
involved in The coming contest for The Chief Magra-
cy OF This mighty and glorious Republic he would 30"
forget party and invoke Wings and drnoctas skclor
wha, y country; no. no. God III" mark for the pro
motion o military hero whnse aim is evidently The occu
pancv the White House. and which, attllne' Seward
and Greeley be installed as Chief buffers and the E'ec
large and Of his subs, may possibly, catch
crumb il falls from the executive table. Mr GiineF
through his whole argument followed The track oi all the
Wing speakers have heard during this campaign attempt
ing all the while 10 draw attention from the main
point On this occasion the speaker whS slnguarly uG
fortunate as the sequel will show. He spoke hour sni
breath Of applause cherred him onns his time Want
ei minute OF being ont he would yield 'e slaha 10 ms
friend Alr. White
Suffering from headache Mr. White felt untitled 10
do JUS cause nevertheless he delighted 10 meet
The people Henric"; and his pleasure two.io'des
..ausc he could announce pld tings from the old kry
Stone State which had just spoken voice OF thunder IN Ia
vo Of those principles he here this day t. advocate ar
White then took discussion on small noas
audience demonstrated clearly his successful dfmo!0n
The shin plaster argument bv contned und- Of applause
Taking up Jordan Hatcher Mr. W. really iellcltoua
there was some shontng when he said that Governor Joh
son had acted under influence Of Wing advice" ana
among these petitioners advisers was Sidney baNlet
The very man of all whom Mr. Gner would nave Us
believe was best suited for counseD last fall The cause
South and our hslgYsd IL IT,, I,ea e vh ~ '
hands Of their bo'" ~ " ~ ''''' y
Mr.. Gimer rcoinrd in The same Intellectual strain win
which he began; Mr. White closed with the happy
iECiu Jda9fsfE2n tho tuaii""- II" r.civ unop
Messrs Editors, look out for the vote oi oiu
I ,h,, hc j. about 10 heel ranks and cast her Tor
Pierce and King. Yours, &c, SlnMa'
18Th 1852
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

I
'IHlE Trustees Francis A. Thornton ESD Offers
his large and valuable real for sac and invite all who
wish purchase land in Warren NoEh Carona Meek.
enhurg virginia. the following desirable sa.
itions:
ALEXANDRIA-The residence Of MIR. Thornton, 2 miles nom
Waenton from the Raj Road and lying on the ver Is one oi
The elegantly and valuable situations RoaoSe
The dwelling and all the ohouses large tasty and cove.
nent The consists oil 1900 acres high state o improve
ment GO are low grounds dtced and thoroughly drane The lois
rich and opery divided the fences substantially there bars
sufficient hundred hossieads Of tobacco The water is
good and the residence mile from the river healthy one
COTTES'S TRACr-IMmediaey below and on the river, OF
QUO which rs and Saw Mill Is also Of great value
$50 and the whole attractions with
which seldom meet in this other country
THE OLD PLACE-Containng 20O 3OO o which are low
grounds Roanoke Nj CHI OF the balance Is valuable and Of
wishing buy rarely found III so large
tract
BUCK SPRlNG-The residence OF The late Nathaniel Macoi-
comprising 1900 acres and lying the waters VI Hub Quarter
Creek the valuable highland plantations IN Warren
county and celebrated for good and healhu'esS
Persons wishing purchase will cal either OF the
who will pleasure conduct hcm through any porc or
all OF these They will sell privately III any lime
December uny all of the above
named having ample authority do and should any
main unsod notice will given Of pubic Rae on that
day. impossible do justice this valuable and extensive e
tate by descriptions of advertisement is the largest and
most valuable offered North Carolina ana hose
wishing such property earnestly invited 10 call so"I
A. e. BOYD
IN
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that had been attempted &c heaped upon by his enc
mics, Whig friend my elbow who Se az though
the very pillars OF his topng and ready give
way. exclaimed "Wherc is Mayo =? If Mayo only here
for that fellow !! wonder where K. w. Carter is?Nhy is
hn not hcrr? replied him. that these gentlemen were
III perfect liberty Ia have been present. and could not
plain the Of their absence; but that considered he
had efficient advocate in stand in the person Of Mr.
Critrllpr
On returning the stand after having been served with
an abundant supply OF the comforts prepared by
the rrovdent and kind host Wm c. Oldham Esq
entertained by address Mr. John Motlv Of King
Queen lhis gentleman, | inlurmed, Is late convert
from the wing ranks II il he that he is newly horn
ne gave ndsputahe evidence OF havns been weiCi The
sincere milk 0i hc word end Of his capabiity bear
strong meat When Mr. Molly had concluded Mr. Critchct
again came forward ~ lead the fu3.n hope" and
edition of HE remarks the iec,dIn day tho
''inlervcnGn doctrines kcs~ih, and The rquvocal posi-
ton Of The Democratic party III regard 10 the foreign policy
government and then branched off upon the old
themes OF DsrbUlion the improvement Of rivers and har
hors &c. hlr Douglas replied in speech OF much ANNA
lion, elici,ing The most enthusiastic applause.
IL is understood that OF Wing friends who
slider themselves in this discussnn threaten
send and get Of Their "ba guns" 10 fire We
kaow mel whether Democratic friends, Montague and
Douslas have acquired the imposing cUenOmen OF big
guns but they have given The uiUubied tstmony
that they fire quick und clear ind with DEADLY prccision
aud willing 10 trust hcn against the heaviest meti
opponents produce And Il The Democracy o the
Union will be true themselves aai thu Consiiiu
pn and opponents desire hear big gum, We viii
give them November which shalt reserberae loud
md long, from tho 'ganic hills" a! New Hampshire 10
the distant shores ot the Pacific \ DEMOCRAT.