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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
SUPREME COURT. Kings County

- lanes Gaunt and James r. Dsrrickson sssm oo.nsct
sader Rlddelsgmnos, ~ norsy a are hsrsSy
To ALEXANDRA RIDDELL lou conpisint In this
rnnn,d and reqursd TO snsger ING @r.-t al Kisss
acoa which was 6ied in ces Of ss as ssd 20 sss"s
County the 2sth dag Of Ia con psint ths sub.
enc: cs ss %isin sweat. days .s'
.p:o Of tas day ;s'e eisin n.
and g .1:~sT .hs a.: sss VIII als
time Of Sse hS.e'sd ram sna u. S
Eve doisn ~ ONE thousand eight hundred ato nly
hs.,Sss he cost Of this sc.ion Dated !ss;
eeh'' q M D. L. HEEKER. Piaintih' Aa''-
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H IlMEH b SEKFTToIF 00~'''h'"'
HENRY Il. DAVIES AttoyAsr. nz5 JN
SUPREME COURT, Kings County,

~ UT NEWE OVUNI, hIHgS OVuHsJs-
SFrederck H. MACY and James u. Rich against Aleran-
der Embellishments for money demand coutract-Tc
ALEXANDER RIDDELL: You are hereby summoned
and required the complaint in this action which
was filed n the of the CLERK Of Kings County the
2nhday January 1881 ard to acopy ofyor answer
TO the said complaint the subscribers Mt NUM-
her i8 South Seventh Ia the City Of Wilsmsburgh,
Kings County within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such service and If you fail TO
answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this viii take Judgment against ysu or
the sum Of ninety four dollars and eighteen cents with In
huLdTed ard forty the sum OF sixty three dollars
and fifty five cents and interest tie further sum Of SIX
dollars aud sxty sir cents since March 89 and interest
on the further sum of ten dollars and seventy seven cents
snce February 1851 and interest on the farther sum OF
dollars and twenty since August o. 1850,
besides the costs OF this action Dated January 1852
i27 IawlOyTu g. NJ l. ID. e NEEKER, Plaintiffs Auy
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DIVER RAILROAD

UxuDsON RIVER KAILnohID,,,mc
and sGsIsSH SS1sA Era f9.sst
-sises CsDa.st ri h< and delivered al The
"a s sSn ss;: .ss N IN
per ten viii bs ss Live stock, Hay, &C. ~A % ~
seved and sslvsr,sos srRr HIOHAM. supeyntsndsss.
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DUDKINS'S GINGER WINE is sold

Ia by all respsc able grocers and ccnfectiooers IL
ath cheer fu and delicious cordial agreeable win
for ard evening parties for dyspepsia weakness OF
the stomach and debility positive remedy. noting d.
by gently exciting the system into he slthfu action
No 10 Beekman- st, NY. 81 lms
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UDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Il 4 NEw-YORK to ALBANY and TROY. Winter
Arrangement On THURSDAY, Jan. IL, the Trains WILL


Until further notice, rrn a. follows:
Leave Nswgork going North, rom ms once near
Chambers st. At 81 AM. for through freight oaly Ial-
ing from 3ls-st) At A. NJ. for passengers TO Fseks
XII ard al intermediate stations At NJ, MAI Tran
Albany Troy stopping Pesksku and all stauen
ncrth of that place signal At 81 M for way ana
through freight only, starting from 3lst at AT rM
cypress Trails fof Albany tns Troy, stopping Only az
Pssksk, Cold Spring Fishkil, Ponghksepss, ahasoyck
and Eudson All. passengers and fe,ght 70 rees-
XIII only, stopping at ali way stations Atf "a, P~so
gsrs Peeksklll only, stopping at way stations a.
III slsil Tram for Albany and TTef, topSinx a. reehs
kill Cold Spras Fishk NewHamburgh ana 70 seep ..
ali stations NORTH Of that place on ngnA a.
f- POughkeeysis stopping at all way stations a. ei
FOR Emigrants and through freight only IRON ss, ,aa
Gong youth, leave Troy Engine Station Az - tx x
NJ ard ION. PSI Leave Albany ny y a 70
through freight only, (froa East Albany a. t,i"a
sIa Train Ter New York. stopping a. Al $500 A.
where there aIe are mailste be received and n
A 81 for wsy freight onl,, from East AoN1 a. Hud
M Express Train New York stepping OILY a. A.
son RAinsbeck Poug eepse. FishkiI ana A. vay.
!; p m Tor Sasse,gers 10 New Yorx, stopping sihany
stations on signals. At 81 P. NJ, iron sA'' A'''''
NIGHT Mail Tran ". =, A; A. n, stop
ping II way state rs ~. =. 81 A N. ers
and fsight to York stopping ;a ~ way-sta-
At5PM rssserrers to Nsv-f'rt' s'pPe
uoas. - -. rqck ets bsfc7s satsnnf L1e Csts-
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wGmrimg 5fbrnls.

DANCING and WALTZING Glasses
~ for the second quarter at H. sEARISG's private
Academy, No Sc Bond It The new dauces-Schottisch
QuadIille and Pafodi Mszurha composed by Mr. Will
be taught during the tenn N Blades and gentlemen
can private lessons at all times the Academy is
ep.n every Sorets TWO weeks exclusive to the
PATRONS ST 6tThThkSs
HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS
u MADAME r. Gaveili} ACADEMY for DANCING
and Graceful Department at the suyvesant Ins tae, No
$50 Broaeway New Term commencing. Glasses fOI
Adults on Mondays and Thursdays morning and evening
elasses for Masters and Misses. Wednesdays and
Saturdays 3P NJ Hours devoted special classes and
private lessons. Tlm
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Oteatl Cleaners, XE.


rEYHE BRITISH and NORTH AAEEt.
4 cav ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
yEV-YoRK and LIVERPOOL, direct and setwsss
SSSTON and IIvERpOOI-The Boston ships only call
Isy at HsAI land aad receive mans and PASSENGER
ARABIA, Capt. -. 1870, A HTo
PERSIA, Can't. -. EOhOrA, r, ,Lo.s
asa c. Il e. Juakihs. NIAGARA >. Stofe
kNERICA, N. Shannon CAhhDA, v HNf'ea'
CAMBRIA, J. Lsitch.
These vessels sarry clear white light al Eas.-asas
.rsen on starbosrd bow, red ON port bow
SNFRICA, shannon from BOSTON, "Wednesday, FEB. l.
SIaCARA Stone, I'm NETWORK, "Wednesday, Feb. H.
EUROPA, Lott, from BOSTON, Wednssdsy, Fob IS =.
TANADA Harrison from ". YORK, "Wednesday, Feb; -.
CAMBRIA Lstch. from BOSTON, "Wednesday March s.
1FRICA, Eyrie m NEW YORK, Wednesday. March ~
AMERICA shannon. from Boston, "Wednesday Mcn !.
ASIA, Judsins, from Ew YORK, "wednesday, MsrehM
rSs FRENCH German and other Foreign Goods roceyso
aud brought in common with British Goods Through oias
Il lsding are given in Hsyre for Eew-VorS go.
ppssage from New-Y srk Boston 20 Liverpool, ~"
Ssrths not secured until paid for - .. f..
Freight will be charged on speeds beyond II -S
ssysona, expenses -.
An experienced Surgeon on ooara. -. -. .,x,..s ~ =.
ssV An letters and newspapers musi pass t2Oash N'
Post- oFcs For freight or passage Spply 20
girs: Cabin sise: Second Cabia. $40 aa-n
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-
Z ipsten for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE NEW BED
FORD and TAUNTON -Ihe steamers COnMODOhE
and MASSACHUSETTS, of this line. now run reg 1srly
as heretofore erpatey leaving Pier No g. North River,
wharfabove Battery place daily SUNDAYS excepted at
430 p Nj. The Eas. Steamboat Mail Is now trans
ported by this route formerly. -
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place board the boats. 3fI
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Mnsirsi.

M USIC.-A Lady is DESTROYS to obtain a
W. few pupils for the Piano Forte and Singing.
Would give lessons al their residence If preferred Iers
lin st. liz 2mS
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SUPREME COURT-County Of Kings.

- John c. Provost and Peter G; Provost against
Elizabeth Degraw. George Rer, Am Eliza ksI Ellen
and Mary Frances Dtgraw Summon for relief 70
GEORGE REX, ANN ELIZA REX and WILLIAM n.
DEGRAW You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action. Of which copy
herewith served upon you and to serve copy OF ycsr
answer to the said com plant the subscriber, az AIS
Office No (69) sky nine Wall st. in the city oil new
York within twenty days after the service hereof
Of the Say of such service and If you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid. the plaats IN
this action will apply to the Court for tae reei as
M anded in the complaint Dated Jan. IT, 1919
GEORGE J. CORNELL. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Tn. eonnsipt IN this cause was filed IN the Clerks
Office Of the County Of Kings the i4th day OF January
eighteen busdred and hfi y.twO. - ,oc,,r,,
OEO j. tOnNkbb
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSEY-wINTER ARRANG EhiENIS;-Le
Eew-York at A. NJ and Al p. foot Of Caurtlardtst.
at II A. NJ lfreight) and { 10 =; ~, Pier No NORTH
Plains, Painaed, Boundbrook, sonsrys, Rarsn. White
House. Eaten. &c. nlu
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AaARSUS COURSE BOOK-KEEP-

WI ING-The advantages OF this new Work wl DC ~
suce perceived by Teachers Of Academies ana sei !,
rachsrs They are these II ftrsishes complete SO. Of
mercantile accounts business TRANSACTIONS forms ano cal
sDs;ions fsppropriately printed colors embraces
fesdts leo pages Of familiar explanations dared TO Apply
eIreoiy TO all ehtss the account BOOKS; ee "hoe
for tbe student TO pass through 220 ~ o. nana-
p ely bound For sale 1T the Authors Counting h7,ms
for the Practice Of Book Keeping No 3f Broao"a dne
work Ia Spanish price 81 so. ia I'm
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nRANG MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE.-South Orange, Essex Co, New Jersey.-JO-
SEPH A. weber. NJ d. Physician TO the Institution
Visitors from New YORK leave tae foot OF Coundt s. At
81 O'Clock. A NJ. and I and o'clock p. 81 iz7u
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INSTITUTIONAL Lady, accustomed
TO Teaching having hours unoccnpled wishes 70
ettsip few more pupils or would accept engagement
i, School Her course OF usTuctI' comprises the usna
Frtih branches. French, Music and SINGING Address
Ms No 40 walker 81 19f 3truTh&Ss
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ARTIFICIAL LEECHES -ALEX-
'nhTCVFLOR,s LIQUID HAIa
natcr Cure.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE.---
n DIR. TRAIL receives patients nj the commodlous
city establishment no. Is Laeht-s. special Depart
meut ior the mechanical and surgical treatment OF Female
diseases under the charge Of Drs Trail and Hcsiord
lQf lps
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a. INTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

,iI1Iso t michigan Southern and Northern In
eahe fAA.cads run daily (Sandays srcepted as follows
L"Hvs soaroe and Toledo al SIS A. NJ arrive at La
pore AZ b'vf NJ thence passer gers 20 BY stage en-
P4n hoa0 - miles TO Michigan City theace by ears 40
miles 10 AiswOnh and by stage miles 20 Chicaso Az
.er Feb. !, by cars through TO Chicago.
Returning 20 Laporte way-cars leave Ixnor.e a.
] 80 M. and arnve az Monroe and Toledo az 5<5p M
Daily stages connect With Fcrt WAYNE az Sturv, with
Logansport, La Fayette and indianapolis at Soath Bend
ard at ether places the lEe, with he principal towns
north and south
A. Toledo this line connects st - p. NJ OF A NJ with
the Lake Ere South Sbgrs route by stage and railroad
Cevs and thence by railroad and Erie thence
BY rallroad Bunkrk 10 New York, By stare from
DunsiYk IN Buffalo. and by cars after Feb. J.
fhs p. NJ. tram tae New York and Erie Road,
meets With she Lake shore train
Passengers at Cleveland take all the way 70
ttsburth-thercs by railroad and IS miles staging
Philadelphia and Eew-York, Baltimore and Washing
IL. p. WILLIAMS. Superntandent
Adrian, Jan H. 1882 iiSN
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Umpire CITY LINE.-FUK SAN
IL FRANCISCO, via CHAGRES and SAN JUAN d.,
rect, on THURSDAY, Feb: I2-The new and splendld
burden D. Wilson commander formerly Of the ste AN
ship Empire City, will leave her dock at Pier No North
Feb 10 at o'clock This steamship has unequaled accom-
with special refereuce TO their comfort For freight
passage apply 10 J. W. RAYMOND, No. "a Broadway.
Tie SIERRA NEVADA will leave again On Saturday,
March 3 conrec ing with the favorite steamship NEW
ORLEANS, a. Panama Books now open l2e tFL3
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INDEPENDENT LINE for CALI

INDEPENDENT LINE for CALI
d FORNIA Opposition To THE OLD MONOP-
OILY AT REDUCED RATES OF FARE The new
and splendid steamer BROTHER JONATHAN 1900
burden. with accommodations for 700 and
unryaled speed having beea thoroughly overloaded,
enlarged and improved will sail fer Chagres
and San THURSDAY, Feb &c. at o'clock. =. NJ,
reduced rates. apply to MILLS, Agent,
l0f t26 No 81 Courillndt.st.
TINTED STATES and PACIFIC
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only Through
Line for San Francisco via Chagres Direc'-CAANGE Of
SAILING DAY-on FRIDAY, FEB 2oDTas splendid ea,ad
in her accommodation and speed 800 tuns. Hart
stein u s. N, commander, Will sail on FRlDAf; leo.
On AZ clock Nj precisely. from her pier, foot OF War
rem ST Nerth River with the Govern nent ais Tor Cna
eres direct connecting with the extra March steamer
from Panama to San Francisco. =, --r.
For freight or passage apply at the Office No III West
At corner Of Warren 81 -, ;
b:-phi' VI '"e 10f
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Goal.

NOAL.-The subscriber has in yard a
SyI .nnp,v of Anthracite and Btumnous Goals con-
,stpg OF Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehgh Hazleto.
Txglish Camel Liverpool Onel, Cumberland Sdney-al
N which is warranted he Of the best quality delivered
m the best order and for sale at the very lowest market
r-css JAMES L. WORTH,
Fiitf re "a Broadway and 4th-st cor. Thompson.
rgNHE SUBSCRIBER is authorized (as
Agent for the Company to contract for the delivery
of CARGOFS of the celebrated COAL from the Salem
Nm Mines at Potsve. Pa. formerly worked BY Mines
alfiv. 'A' sc OGDEN. No. 50 wsll-st
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.ISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership

n f. TEN BROCK will continue the Dry Cool
hutihsss, on his o~n account, 81 No 800 Gresn~ch-sf
81 OK
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

DRUViDENCE AND WORCESTER
u hAILRoAD-SPECIAL NOriCE.-Until further
hOuoe, TIE ocock NJ Train fioR Worcester 70 P!ov-
serce viii be detained st Worcester until 81 s'cocs.
i'ressall, 20 with The Exbress Tram which
lew. Ne" fs'k 81 o'cloc. A VI Of the same day.
W. insure connectloa, unless the EfpreG3 Tran
Is ccinypc BY sSHs unusual calss
- y ISAAC Il. SOUrHWICK. eAp:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
A PROCLAMATION.

By Ha Eroa1~<y Davis 4. Ram. Csr<rso
J. effke ssale ef ksrfk caSslsaa- susa
WHEREAS. fhree-6flhs q ~ vhs,< nss-
w ber Of n<uab<rs ef sarh ks~sr q NE &c
neni Assembly did. a the lssi ses~'oo, pas The
following Act;
AN ACT to amend the Constitution Of
North Carolina.
wnknsls, The freehold qualification po~ re-
quired Coz The electors Coz mrmbefs of the senate
colsaiets ~ilh shr fundamental principles of lsi-
Sac. 1. BE il snacfes By fke Gea<rsi Asss4lis
offAs lxafe Of NssfA csroiisa. sHd u is kersty
e.scfeS by &c aufhs~fy ef le sons. three-6fihs
Of the whole number ef members ofeach Hous<
cooeurfinx. that lhe second clause Of fhird seeion
'of Ire f;rrt Arsiele Of the amended Constitution
rs,iied bv The p<oF4e Of North csrolins on the
second Monday Of November. A. d.. 1885. be
ssnsnded Nv striking GOT she words = sSd po~es-
sed OF irrehoiI within lke same district Of hiiy
acres Of land for six months neni before and al
the dsy Of election" 30 that the said clause Of
aid section shall read ~ follows: An free white
men sf she age oftweuiy-one years (ercept ssis
hereinafter dcrlared.) who have been inhsbitsnis
Nuf Ns@Ss
Immediately preceding the day Of any elecIion and
shall have paid rublic taxes, shall be entitled TO
vote foI member ofihe Senate.
sre. .. Be a. further enacted. That the Gov
srnor Of the sisie be. and he ID he,eby directed.
10 issue his Pfoiamalion 10 the people Of North
Carolina, at least six months tefofc the nextslee-
ton ior nembers o. the General Assembly. setting
fohh the purport Of this Act and The smsndneni
to the Consultation herein proposed, which Pro
cIsmsiion shall be accompanied by tue and
perfect copy Of the Act, sulhsntiessel w The Ger.
ii6caie ofihe Secretary Of Stale, and both The
Proclamation and the copy Of this Act. the Go
vernon Of the Stale shall cause TO be published 10
ali the newspapers Of this state. and posted in the
Court Houses af the respective Counties in this
State, .. least six months before The election ol
members 10 The next General Assembly.
Read three times aud agreed 10 by ihree-hiih'
Of the whole number of members Of each HOUSE
respectively. and ratified in General Assembly
this the cath day Of January, 1851.
&c. DCBBIN, 8. II. G.
w. N. EDWARDS, 3. 8.
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Gy2Aa aeo1ol2.

suhsoiling.--The practice Of subsoil-
ing is slowly gaining aground among far
mers; but vet there are many who do
notbelieve that the extra expense which
il requires 10 subsoil thoroughly will
mcet with corresponding gains in the
soil or crop. There may be instances
Of deep. porous soil. where it may not
perhaps be of SO much service to put
the subsoil plow IN. but there are vast
places. indeed. on almost every farm
we find. that II would be advantageous
to break up the soil much deeper than
il generally done. We have found il
Of essential advantage {, subsoil where
crop Of roots were to be raised. es-
pcciallv Of carrots, parsnips. beets,
and such like, whose roots aim down
wards, and want loose, mellow bed
in which to plunge. There are also
situstrons in which IL is desirable either
to have the water which collects in the
soil descend deeper from or come up
nearer to the surface. W
B.y. French. ESQ.,. Of Braintree, in
communication to the Journal Of Ag-
ricuIture. on the subject of subsoiling,
observes that loosening the subsoil al.
lows the roots to strike deeper. and
! besides. permits the upward passage ol
water BY capillary attraction. and SC
affords a double protection against
drought.
/ The raising watcrby capillary attra,
tion is pefectly illustrated bv piece
ofsponge laid upon plate filled with
water. The water will rise into tht
sponge and moisten II throughout, con
! trarv to the ordinary principle as j
would seem. that water maintains 1T
level.
This same attraction is relied upol
in flower pots with holes in the bottom
through which the water, poured int
! the sauccrs, rises in the earth to tn
surface. hF
He also very pertincnily observe
. that few farmers would expect a GRO
, from a soil Of the depth Of commo
) furrow, saw FIVE or six inches, ii iher
were sheet Of cast iron undcrlayin
the whole fields of.that depth. SO tina
no water could pass down in the sprin
nor any rise up in the heat Of summer
and no roots strike beyond that depth
. We should have no hope from sucl
a soil. II would be drowned in tn
spring and baked in the summer.
! He also states that he has about min
, acres Of land which has been SUBSIDIZED
; on which he has raised all the usua
crops, which have grown luxurlantl,
and a number Of fruit trees; and he ha
faith that whether the season be wet
\ dry, the process has been essentially bs
: neficial to every acre.
9 This is good testimony in the caus,
and good argument offered for others
try the principles involved in the pra'
ticc.
Subsoil plows can now be obtaine
at reasonable prices, and those tarme'
J. . who have the means ought to try then
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N w FIR M.

vIyHE subscribers. having purchased ihe entire
u stock OF n. M. Holi & Co, respectfully m
fsrm the public that they win continue The huss
s.ess .t the same weilknown stand. where they
viii i.e pleased 10 sc ,he oil eus,omsrs o. The
canccrn. and their friends generally. They have
purchased the siaek on terms which win enable
them 10 sell Goods lower than they have hereto
fore hcrn sold in this market. and fheg intend
dining so. They will lie receiving new supply
ef ffesh Goods in few days, which will render
their s,sck complete. Call and see bei"re puf-
chasing elsewher.
]. J. & &. J. FREELAND.
March 10. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Every one has read Of The q action.
acfion. ACTION" ef iJemos.lienes, aud 4
what a variety of emotions aud passions
Rosc,ns could express by mere gestures ;
lei il n"i he supposed that such periec-
hons ef ari belonged 10 Ihe an. ien,s only.
The fallowing snecdole Of wm. 4. Prs-
ION Is Illustrative uf our remarks:
.Some years ago. among thousand
others, we were listening Ia one ol his
splendid hzrrangurs from The stump. Be.
side ne VS. one a. deaf a. post 10
breslIlless s'sen,ion catching. apparently.
every ward that fell Ir,m The asalar's lips.
Now the tears Of delight would roll d,~n
his cheek, and nov. IN an ung.vernsble
ecs,acy. he would shout out applause
whirh might have been mistaken for the
mise of a small thunder storm.
AT length Preston launched into one
OF those passages of massive defamation.
which thnse who have heard him well
knew h,m 10 be 80 capable of uilerins.
In magnificent splrndor il was whsi BY
ION had described the mountain storms ol
Jura. It's effects upon The multitude wa.
like whirIwind. Our deaf friend could
coniain himsrIf no longer. bu, bawling IN
TO our rar. as fhe would blow open viii
a iempesi. he cried:
".wha's that spcakingr
!" wm. G. Preston replied We, Al
loud as our lungs would lei us.
WHO Z inquired he, still louder nov
,han before.
.. WIN. G. Preston, of South Carroll
na!' replied We, almos,spliiling our ,hroa
in the efIori.
.Well. Well!' returned he !; : I can
hear word he or you are saying; grea
Jericho, don't he do Me motion spiea
didg"
=
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men'. he Irzn~d upon lhs gun fsr suppon.
| have sren men ~ al phases Of rxelle-
mrns and suspense. bat never have ! feen
three human beings more osereoms by
thrilling emotions. Than on that startling
moment. wilrn ihry hrsi knew The snsei
Of our gunners sh.i. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

A party in South CaroLina is urging
upon the State Convention, which meets
in the month Of Nay. a wifhdra,rai OF
the Senator's and Representatives. Of
South Carolina from the Congress y
the United States. The Hon. Mr.. Wood
ward of South Carolina, has written let.
,er. touching This subject in which he de.
n The rish, Of The Convention thus 10 ac'.
He contends that the people or the Legis-
lalure may fail 10 elec, their Representa-.
,ives and Senators; but that the Conven.
lion cannot Withdraw them, and the Legis-
la,ure can by no ac, prevent ,he people
from holding elections. lie contends.
lha. il will be the duty Of CongIess.
should the Legislature abrogaie the exist
ing election laws, TO provide laws under
which elections shall be held, and that
the persons elected under these laws will
be legally constituted Representatives, in.
vested with all the privileges aud rights
OF such. NJ. woodward not ealy con.
stlers recall Of the South Carolina Sc.
. na.ors Illegal. but inexpedieni. lie very
properly observes, that public opinion
| in our sister States would be unanimous
against u.s."
: rruely has Mr.. Woodward said that
secession is dead. And most happily il
{ caano, be revived even in South Carolina.
The high probabillly-aye the certainly
is li,a, the CaroIinisns will quietly submit.
and 90 on ia the even tenor Of their way.
e with grumble now an then, with na a,li-
N er OBJECT. than to impair their Inaueace and
,r weaken The confidence rep0sed IN them
c. by their neighbors. But we hnpe thai
their very granhIes will berepressed, both
ID for their sake and thai Of their sisters.
Il DanriLIe Register.
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air. and if he did. he deserved "a. Cap
tain. yan are honarsbly acquired of she
charges. s;oad bye. ear. shaking h-sds. ]
J w'sh yon > pls.s@ni and pfosP<soss
voyage.
capaain-Adeul mos, wise and righ-
Ieous Judge.
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.4ge Of Presidenfiai Cnadidates.--
Cass and Webster about 10; Buchanan.
62; Hons,on. Scott. Marcy. and Butler.
over 6Os Fillmore So; Lane, so; Dong.
las and Isaac r. Walksr. about 10 years
Of age.