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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-17
Roleigh, January 1, 1852.
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CARTHAGE
The Snbscribes have taken charge OF the shop,
known as 'Clarke's Shop, about 100 yards west
of the Presbyterian Church, where they will CARY
on the CARRIAGE MAKING business in all is
branches. Coaches, Buggies, and all other vehi-
cles, made in the very best style and on the mos
reasonable terms. REPAIRING also carefully
and pnnctually attended to.
Having the best of Workmen in their employ,
Smiths, Wood workmen Trim mers and Painters,
they feel confidelt of giving satisfaction. They
respectfully ask a share Of public patronage.
WILLIAMS g. MYATT.
Raleigh, Jan. "a, 1852. 2l-
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SUNDAY RRADERG.
Do SOMETHING.

A young man in Portland, Me-, about
t%wenty-one years of age, named William
H. Hall, has been sent to The State Pris-
for life for the crime of roherry.-
When he was brought up for trial. be
plead as an excuse that he was drunk
when lie did it. But, so far from being
an excuse, this only made the matter
worse. Why did he get drunk and if
he does, the law will punish him for the
crime he commits, although at the time
be has lost his reason. He committed a
crime when he drank what he knew
would take awar his reason, and must be
held responsible for what he does.
But why did this young man get drunk
Because he was idle. He had nothing
to do, One Of the witnesses was ask
ed what business this young man follow
ed. and he answered, / never knew him
TO be engaged in any business Here
is the secret Of his bad character. He
vas idle, and idleness is the parent Of
all vice. Boys sometimes think it a fine
thing to have nothing to do; but be thai
has nothing to do is in the way Of temp
%tatIon. Therefore, do something-don't
be idle; do something, even if you have
TO beg for work. 1t is a great mistake
10 think that idleness makes one happy
Shut a man up in prison, in a cell by him
self, and give him nothing to DO, and b,
will soon beg for work. Useful employ
ment helps TO make n happy. If yo,
wish to be miserable, aud come to ruin
be lazy.
Lord, what will thou have me TO do9
Whatsoever thy hand fndeth,' of al
the varied forms Of Kindness and Of good
Stand in your lot and work around you
in your W home ; in your own neigh
borhood, your W town, county or State
and if God enlarge the ability and oppor
tunity, break forth upon the right han
and upon the left , but don't wait for
large field cultivate the spot you have
and help your neighbors.
Don't forget the prayer meeting an
Sabbath school ; nor to do good an
communicate for with such saceifce
God is well pleased
Remember that to put a sound Gospt
tract into a family, is like giving the
a draught ofthe water of life to p,
there an evangelical volume is furnisI
ing them a waterproof Of two or three fl
. kins : may, some volumes might. rattle
be links to a re~servoir) but to suppl
them with the Bible is to open a fountai
of living water BY the very hearthston
; 1t is like planting a perennial spring
= the travellers track across the great S
{ hara.
J Do any or all of these, and a blessir
shall return into your own bosom, al
) God shall be glorifed in you.
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N0BFENAB0NTNA
Mutual

INSURANCE. gO0Yo
AAG81EERs ST. Ga
DRILLS Company condnnes to insure the live
Z of all healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk take4 on a single life is S.
900. Slaves are insured Cor a tenn clone to five
years for 2-Sds their value
oFFIcsAs.
DIR. Chas. E johnson. PresiIent,
VIM. d. Haywood, VIZ President,
James F. Jordan, SeclAary,
VIM. H. Jones, TreasuAr,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee, Exanining Physician
J.. Hersman, General agent.
All losses are paid within 80 days after salts
factory proof is presented.
Blanks and pamphlets, SMOKING the plan O
operation OF the Company, mayk be had on appIi
cation at the Office, OF any of the Agencies. AL
letters on business should be addressed to
JAMES F. g0RDAN,
Secretary.
May 9, 1851. Ss-,f
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Practical and A~naIvticaI Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by Williams, Haywood & Co., Raleigh.
Aston & Macon, Warrenton. S. ]. Hinsdale,
Fayetteville +; and Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines every where.
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JOB PRINTING.

WE are prepared to execute JOB PRINTG
w Of every description, with neatness aHes-
Patchy and respectfully solieitthe patronage our
friends in this department of business. Wwlfl
warrant our woI8t to be as well and cheaIdone
as by any other Establishment IN the fe.
So send in your work and give us a tins
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FALL STOCK. 1851.

HE attention of my friends and Dealers, gen.
l orally, is invited to my assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Medicines, Paints, Oils.
PeJmmery Dye StufS, DC,
which, as regards quality and variety, Is unsur-
passed by any house in North Carolina. -
My Stock having been selected with great
care and purchased on the most favorable terms
from IMPORTERS ANDMANUFACTUR-
ERS, enables me to render satisfaction to all
who need articles in my line.
l take this occasion to again tender my
thanks tor the very liberal support hitherto ex-
tended TO me, and by continued assidnity, and
unremltted attention 20 the wants of my friends
| hope TO continue to merit the favorable opin-
ion 50 generally entertained for my Establish
ment.
continue 10 keep a supply Of the Purest
Wines, and London Dock Brandy, bought ex-
pressly for Medicinal purposes, and a large
assortment Of the choicest brands of Cigar
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
P. F. PESCUD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
R.loirh 0ot O0th ISEl
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
P. FRIEDMAN 4 CO.

4I4 IN o1Ao AN
IA, Broadway, | door South Of Liberty
Street, NEW YORK.
Jf AVE now on hand, and will be receiving dali
III " through the season, Neao Goods, direc-
from the European manufacturers, and cash Auct
tions, rich, fashionable, fancy Silk, Millinery
Goods. Our stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises
every variety of the latest and most beautiful de.
igns imported.
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
to our order, from our own designs and patterns,
and stand unrivalled. We offer our goods for
nett Cash, at lower prices than any credit House
in America can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their inter-
eat TO reserve a portion of their money and make
selections from our great variety OF rich and cheap
Goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes, and
Belts.
Bonnet Silks. satins, Grapes. Lisles and Tar
letons.
Embroideries, Collars, Chenisetts, Capes,
Berthas.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and Insertings
Embroidered Revere, Lace, and Hemstitch
Cambria Handkerchief.
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces fol-
Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Mantillas. and
Wells,
Hon;ton, Aechlen, VaIenciencs, and Brussel:
Laces.
English and Wove Thread. Smyrna, Isle
Thread, and Cotton Laces.
Kid. Isle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk,
Gloves, and Mius.
French and American Artificial Powers.
French Lace, English, American, and Italian
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
February, 1852. 26-st
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May 9,1s5I.
TO'SoNS OF TEMPERANCE,
MAS0NS, ODD FELLOWS,
AND ALL OTHER ORDERS
A Nd SOCIETIES.

MCDONALD s. LYONS, No 7, Exchange
III Place. Richmond, Va, 2 doors fEm the
Post Office, manufacturers of U. S aFlags,
Regalia, Banners, Costumes, Emblems, jew
els, Marshal's Sashes and Hat Bands, Mashals
Batons, Gavels, Ballot Boxes, &C., &c.N One
of our firm has just returned from the North
ern cities with a large and splendid ABSORBENT
Of every kind of Trimming necessary foraour
business in all its branches. Our stock has
been selected from the best importing houses
We are, therefore, prepared to manufacture es
cry thing in our line at unusually low prices
and warrant onr Regalia to give satisfaction il
style and quality.
Electrotype Seals engraved at short notic
and forwarded to any State by mail.
Banners painted and trimmed in every va
riety Of style, from $25 up to the most costly
Gold and Silver Embroidery, Of any patter
or design, executed in the best manner at shol
S~otice.
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MCDONALD & LYONS,

MCDONALD & LYONS,
No. z Exchange Place. Richmond, Va.
n. B-Gold and Silver Laces, Stars, Bull
ion, Fringe, Tassels, Braid, Banner Silks,
Gilt Eagles, &C., &C., always on hand and fol
sale low. Med. s. J..
A. M. GORMAN, Agent for N. C.
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Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Raleigh, Oct. 10Th, 1851. &
-YIGGIPIN@AN0N W@BN

YlESIlPlM&AN0N WORKS.
Carpenter on Alcohol-The use and abuse
of Alcoholic Liquors IN health and disease. A
Prize Essay-By William B. Carpenter, NJ.
DE-. R. S.-F. G.. S.-Author of Princi-
Piles Of Human Physiology. &c. &c. 80 cts.
Bacchus-A Prize Essay-on the nature,
causes, effects and cure of Intemperance, by
Ralph Barnes Grinrod. IS
Speeches Poems and miscellaneous
~writings-On subjects connected with Tenn
perance and the Liquor Traffic, by Charles Jew
cit M. D.. 80
For sale by
W. L. PoMERoY,
Raleigh, Oct. 21st, 1851.
Also a very extensive collection Of Theological,
Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books
generally--Blank Books and Stationary all of
which will be sold on the BOst reasonable terms.
Call and examine
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large cdEee Of "a. stone ~iue3 fer school for te'
lcsrrn children is the intention of the Community
build another edco ard receive n.o schoo. mer
icsn children
The community s shout to r.5egsnize its concerts
snd thesters portion OF the hall win &c reserved Tor
Americans thirty or forty CT whom win Be admitted
each evening provided they procure tickets which VII
be dstril uied AZ the Office days besorc ia sach
n ulsnner that esch can, in his rIrn. b. sccommo
ds,e1
The Commission which accompanied the lcaTisns
who went 10 establish themselves nj lows hiss rctaTne
They found suitable oci"n which viii afford water,
wood stone for hre clay Tor brick and pottery, stone
co and fertile prairics for cultivation The settlers
hsve commenced their works Of occupation OF con>true
ton and OF clearing end have registered their enms o.
preemption
Next year ether carisns viii 20 and form nex estab-
hlnents by the side 9th. rst They VIII hrst erect
sssw snd Touring mill and brick ysri and then com
mcnce the CONSTRUCTION q; s village or cosszrzS
The Community confsmplstss the construction, Ia -
workshops at Nsuyoo Of small steamboat
IL expects new mcnOcrs. who have departed from
HRvre and Bordeaux, while sevcral American and Ger
man Societies have announced their Intention 20 unite
WINK INsuvoo Tribune
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Icnrian Colony or Community.

The Icarian Colony, composed chiefly Of
French aud GeNlan eni grsnts and which admits emf
grsnts from 81 Oher countries when they adopt sys
tem Of social and political organization and when they
fulfil all ts conditions, engaged 1t the time in
ricuitUre and industry.
II eulnya,es several farms which have yielded, this
year beautiful and ytluab0 harvests Il has gathered
over go bushels Of 6ne good wheat, 200 bushels
Of excellent sweet potstoes, over 800 bushels Of very
good Irh potatoes from 5000 10 10000 heads Of cab
bsge which II "a now making into krou besides many
&C. end it il now engaged in gathering 60oO or 1000
bushels offne corn, which II brought in the hasks from
the prairie BY wagons and husked with pleasure by the
entire Community, before il Is cent TO the Community
mills.
The masons the carpenters the joiner, the glaciers
and the painters Of the Community have nery nnsbed
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HORRIBLE MURDER BYA Bor.--To DR.. Davis


nar,s,ns. who came passenger ON the julia Dean d.
rect from the neighborhood where the deed was com
rnited we are indebted for the following particulars
an awful murder committed by boy some III OF ~
years OF age, near Augusta Ark ON INC ""f'ns "'
orb mt: ... u.,hs,,e, Nan
drsge who lived in the vicinity OF Augusta and worried
small fam On the evening previous 70 tne murnef,
~ n corrected an apprentice boy named Campbell, for
scre rnishehavior and told him be would punish hun
agsn next morning The boy arose about dsybreak the
.sxt morning loaded doublebarreed gun, went 70 me
he'd where Mr. d. wa lying aRd deliberately nred on
The contents both bsTres into his victims head blow
inc out the brains and hsiterng the entire head into at
otns lie then went out into the yard-haned small
sled which was used hsuing water into the house
placed ii songside the bed and rolled the body OF the
bed the sled being too heavy Tor him 20 haul o.
be went Ont and caught horse harnessed Il, brought
20 the door, snd by Of long rope fastened 10 tho
sled hauled the body o some threequsrters Of mile
fr, the house swamp wherehe left IL and returned
10 the house His next effort 10 hre the house. but
ne prevented In that By old negro woman slave
OF the murdered man. lie then bid her TO remain silent
sbout what bad happened and left the house Soon at
er neighbor came IN when the woman told him all she
the affair who Immediately got together several
other gentlemen and started OF in pursuit Of the youth
ful murderer They had not proceeded more than three
or four miles before they caught up with him He con-
fessed that be had commtso the crime entirely by him
self without any assistance from the woman was taken
back examined before magistrate, and committed 70
jail. Tic bed covered With the brains and blood,
and presented most rcsoting sight hs body was re-
speciably inferred b. MS neghbors.
The unfortunate thus uncerenonioQsly and sud
delly hasteped from this world without moments no,
tee or preparstion highly esteemed and respected
y all who knew him He formerly lived N or near ns
Piece and has relations residing near nefe ang hsI
nsudO at the present time, TO whom un meIancnoI
news win come ike thundercsp casting sorrow and
stsc.ior men them in moment when least expected
Mr. Campbell the faher of the youthful murderer sso
eoved 10 Arksnsss from this portion Of the Stase hsv
ipe formerly resided Of Germantown more awful.
caId'tIooded murder We do not remember a. ever hsv-
inc hoard OF especially having been committed by
boy 60 young and we hope never win be our day 70
shyorifk similAr one. MenPhS whis IT.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAiLROAD.-This Road

VIII be completed 70 Pittsburgh by Decerne-r Isl 'er
WHICH all goods consigned her Agent 81 Pm
vii 70 thr0-.h without rT.nsshipnent WITHIN seventy
Hours AZ TIE rates below published oerins 70 NeTens
pprg 70 20 Its CT the ONO River any Of me Wes'
err s.ers facilities not 70 be received other route
TteIr with connecting roads complete By
wsch Goods can be forwarded the Interior Of tie est
err States by Rs-ca6 the lowest rates and r. Gases
without detention. .. ,,,n,pv
frrzn Philadelphia 20 P-1bzAss
IL. cr..-T,-y Coo. Boot shoes se 81 PEI 100 "a
"a Class-HaIdware, Machinery, Bales
Brown sheetirg, Wool nc. ..e5e;s- per f> Ds
Sd ClAss-Cofee, QneerswGTe, Heavy
4sh CEss-Bason Lard Fish, &C.. CO per 100 Ds
No Cor Nilsson charged for forwarding 2: Ph1!adephs OF
Pitisbursh. n. h; hOusION
Freisht Agent Pennsyivan Railroad Co, Nos "a
saa &c Markets. PhilsdelphiA
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY


- A Fames and MARI Harley panuf', az MARY no.
80 a., 10. nnah his fe Mary Harley, Jr James ~ Harley
and sarah h. ms Aired Pstt snd Abigail H., Ne hsfthA
I'LL, C.fhsau. Ha-y sud samuel Haley, de.nnt- Ia Pari
nurnancc and hy order 81 tho & aft made N
,he above acton day Of harh last notice heoy
90 r.ep havns -ny ncnmbrlne, ~ Judgment OF
undivided share % interest ~ sJ on We
owners "a the premises f.ter escfed TO pflee 70 me "
pe ree. appointed ID the Court, or siore NE %sth
a.. ~ next ny ofce No Court H. 10 Ine
90 nv Of kirr- proof their pecve hen anl "a nDaee
,.., ~ IN a., s,,orv eenr the sm0un due thereon ana
"a sps the nature 81 such incumtIne snd the "'i7s
re- p.cirey said pfensesafe doscDed m me ~
CERTAIN aioanl pieces parcel. 44 - " ~
r,,e Icing and b. Alih va Of the CITY and cOany OF
nushei n Os Nos Ely even hhl MY
s on certain ground "a the -shi MN " ara % ihoe
X Lsdrr CITY dated Jy lo2 "heh map or eSpy
wiz to Adonah Und.rh dated May @ and corded 70 me o.
the Cry and Coasiy New tors "
Co1veyanc- page I'll 16, Which ssd two lots t4ken 70
srther o~s that 70 saJ ro west
er b. Houston = forny North gy et and i've inches
south number hy on SUD map ehJ tse ess
eaery and or ofrry oeons
ns 10 he hes 81 Corae Ten Broeck, d~cr uv ~ -
@ and the westerly BY lsHd or asy Deous
20 the hers said CoEe Ten Broeck deceasd shy at t 'o
nchcs AnG al an three CERTAIN o pieces or pafees o.
hnd and beng tie Town o. BnshVef cosn'y Of
snd 81 Nei ard snd dsiing on Ger
he The Of u the Cek Of the Couay OF hoss N
titled Map Est@e Of Noah Watebary E the Town Of
B hwck mace b. Joan PTstca Village surveyor IN % sns
the nurte hrnred ard three hgntred and
sundred and FIVE, hch lots "a
bounded and De- ri Cd so- Beginning ~
pcsai rfhry side VI Wycsof aid down sid map,
hundred and hes ohe cos
sffery yckOf and Waterbury and hsncs
uee,y the north>ry sde OF WyckoH fur eei,
tssp.rthsry snd parallel WeisDuryst ninety Eve sef
- Wyckod feet, and
insgy and arael El Waterbury eve est 10
s ILFc u beznaEg and also L4f width Of Wyesof o. "a
sstef snd rdr The 'ad three lots est We
BARNARD 4 PARSONS, Atiofneys,
10 iss6wTa No. 10 WI t., View fors
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L. =. Circuit Cours-Dcci-isu In a Derrlse
Case.

Crrrc.rcndence q TIE \. Y rrease.
PROVIDENCE, Friday. Nov. ID, lisa
The L. $. Circuit Court for the District Of
Rhode Island. in session, has been for several
days engaged in the case of John s Dspeau vs.. John
n Olney. This action Of trespsss and arrest.
and arose out Of the troubles in this state in sf2 Mr.
pspesu WAS an active member of the Dorr party and
was arrested in Psutucket while the State under
martial law by the defendant acting commander OF
corps OF military stationed at the above named place
The complainant. was under arrest for the space OF
about on hour was not ntrcs;ci, and The only object
in bringing the sui, seems 20 have been 70 the
ndy of the acts OF the Government while supprcssny
TIE DOrriic movement OF s42 The has been over
ten years in Court, and was brought TO close this
morning by the Jury rendering verdict for the de-
ierdant The decision in the was looked for with
considerable interest by Ill parties in the state from
lie peculiar nature OF the circumstances and the %.
diousuess which hes marSed its progress since its
commencement.
The verdict wss special snl given for the defendant
on the ground thG; he acted in good faith and under
orders from his superior officer The costs ia the
case which the plsini hrs the satisfaction of paying
he very heavy, probably Al so $4,000 Throw.
ing sprat TO catch minnow never more clearly
illustrated than by the origin and result OF this suit
Thh arguments in the important liquor case Of VIM
H. Greene rs City OF Providence, through two of its
ponce officers, have been heard before this Court this
week, and is held for advisenens The opinion ofthc
Court in the matter may be delivered until about
the Goth of next month, until which time public expcc-
stion which has been tp'oe for the result for
oral days, must content Itself
The defendants pleaded the statute under which they
acted in justification OF the seizure of the liquor and
the action of the lever Court in favor of it, destruc
ton The ground taken by the plaintiff Is that the
act which authorized the taking of the property is
constitutional and that haw exists in the by
which it taken sufficient to render it a nulliy.
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NTFW-yOEK SUPREME COURT-County

NofK-s-R sh,rd L,nssih john W H-rber---snunnon
=, a. h,,g o,. DEFENDANT You hereby .uumsei ard
re.led % n-wer the compliant tbs ton whhh "h ~
sd N The Oh he Clerk u The County Of klnss al az
80 a The CIV Fall cry brooklyn, ant 20 serve copy oil
,our ausuer 10 the complaint the suhseer, az as
.ai,e 20 100 Broadway, N The CITY OF New fo'k ri,ta
y, he aey Of su.h srvc- aud you fad answer the SAID com
nt within the the paa,f this aei1n WI Apply
~ m. Cou Tor The demanded the comp Mn nov =
Is52. T. H. bo1AHp' - ls rs -. = - ~ ~
g County AZ he CITY Hall City Of BlooAyh on The An ds oi
November, ia T. H. BO"AADtS' ruh''A 'A''''"-''
To
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EOR AUSTRALIA pIRECT.-New.YOrk

IL
and Canada Dispatch Line.The beautiful 4 clipper
zen inns harden and only 81 wears old VIII sal tor the
above pom abou, the Of December Tas splendid sap
having made very successful voyage 70 Cauo ma $40
hercomander having great experience IN the Australian
trade persons engaging expect very shOt PAss9'
Ler b. decks very high and thoross
and fitted no with State Rooms ton the cOiot o. Ies
or single persous. An experienced surgeon VIII
the ship with other proper attendants AL PesCs hooa'
taking passage are respectfully invited 70 examine 10, s
selves before engaging elsewhere. board FER % sss
River or To BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos 100 and lis
Sonfh-sf n y.
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

nor CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
now and fest going steamer JAMES ADGER J. Dickinson
conn ander viii leave Pier No. North River on WE'D
NDSDAY Dec ], at O'clock Pm precisely Foriroigh
apply board where all bills Of adng viii be signed, ard
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON6 co. No. is South st.
Savannah passengers ticketed through without further
charge Through tickets said to Florida follows To Jack
sonville S3l to Piatka, SSj No bills Of ladng signed
after the steamer has sailed.