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which have been strengthened By long % -. - ~
to-he-r,pee whch have bound my hea't 70 ttly =,
, "a Wrs payias TO ihsi Of JOnSthsp, and mSNo s
han bleed 3. nav hand trsees the sentence w,en =
sr,tes all pastoral relation sesween e. ana
ycu the knowledge that hereby resign h'o
NV Sc a. shop OF North Carolina and F'1eI - -
an 5e,er ned &c make my Submission TO the Oa''
Church. -. IL ., saw
ss tbs set i earlier than any pSrcsEt4on :. ~! -
al dstes by some months, the expiration o. tIs
go; 10y rh;cb sskei leave Of Absence, and ior wfea
50 promptly received from members o. your ooly -
s6varce OF salary, hereby renoanee AZ eiastl a
ssrne sud acknowledge myself bound on Al ''.i'
= - - p, rsrzrn whatever yCu may hsve al
x.rsc,S 70 re bevoad tkis I'D ay Of Decerioer
With continued affection and esteem p'aY you -
slow NE 70 subscribe myself -
Your fsiihfu friend, SC, j.. SiiLiNAN "A>
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WEST INDIES.
Later from Jamaica-Cemmercial News
Room.

co-r-.vcaSsar- e II. Savarzah C0arer
KINGSTON Ja1lAic.. Jan. 30, 1853.
DEAR SIR: am in receipt OF yours OF the
al. Tie weather now u Kingston Is very good We
have had plenty OF rain and srony norm ami Westerly
winds which make the mornings and nights ratner eo'u
The Island e q. present healthy, except the FA-a Oh
Wesrnoreland. TIE smallpox i sui shout teG ar-a
Business = very dali snd the news from Eng and re
tive to the Sugar duyes proposed oy the percy Gov
e-rneut very discoursgng 70 the Pianers Feop4e
aye getting ready 70 eugrste 20 AustraS mean t9e
respectAi l. porticn The English Mai steamer due the
2f INST hes not yet arrived some fears are ehleI'
tanned Tor her safety.
Much indignation is felt toward the Saint
Ans-es Ve.,ry fo- involving the Parish IN debt They
have managed 10 spend sl470 contrary - law dur
ing the last two years Toe othcers ana ereors o. me
Parish are :, rOusly Inconvenience =,
A great Anti-Slayery Tea Meeting was held
s, Cherry Garden Estate STEW evenings ago. SPeec1e
were made and resolutions adopted. \ COMMITTEE was
appointed draw ap petitions - both Houses o. far'
h r1ert and 70 the House OF Assembly. cOLecuon
slso vss made mot very large in aid Of the British Ant
slavery Society.
on Of d motions intended 20 be presented the
reei- and actually written out, Wa to this eiect
Thst tbs meeting 70 perton the Home Government -
irtu.e bceksde Of TIRE shoe coast Of Cubs VIII =
view the bst cheapest, and most eeetus Method 81
putrng az END 20 tire importation Of saves 70 Cha
MANY complaints are made az the great length
Of the Ses on Of the Hcuse OF Assembly Il still draSs
its slow Ter fh along and n al probability viii terminate
without udcious alterations, sosoluiely necessary 70
save tAe l.lHnA lrfui fAln
The trial of the military rioters resulted in a
verdict Of guilty tinst twenty-five OF the trsverseF
IL is said the Sugar Duties Acts OF lcio aud
ls4s have worked wei ior the British Colonies They
have ncIossed the production Of Sugar az all events
the profit from SUGAR growing be not greater The III
cresse l. a. follows ACCORDING 70 Wilson's figures.
In Mauri,is tuns coo Ii Trinidad runs 400
In Guiana do..... 5000 In Barbados Do. 500
Total turs annually. ID 100
Los jamaica ~
Total $500. IS 100
To enable the planters q produce this additional an
rual amount great expenses were mlde. The process.
son was Ibis Tho Legislature imported the a5orers
the eYpense q the public, and the sugar grower. en-
p'cyed ami psii them Tor their labor t. the usual aud
ord nary cost OF production paid BY the sugar growers
submit mut be added the additional expense or COS,
al importing lAborers which has been paid 10y the Colo
nies. This expense we have estimated ~ $500 90
Il msy be doubted Z ou the whole tae Sugar profits
have been increased
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Reclamation Of Bl.hop IYrr.
oNyxNT-CS o. TIIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL cirr-a,t.
N TIE Ds0cEsE WORTH CAnoLrNN
HnrF W-lnes4.v n. - t1-a.

COW ENT-CS o. TITE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL r,fr-s.y
N TIE DIOCESE o. roKTB cAHoLrNA
kosE- Welaesiay De - lsJ2.
DEAR BRLTHREN Some OF you. AZ lesst ara
EVtTe 80 ier years, toabtz Of The validity Of ry ~
ss hisEcl, have 8, -I-es hsrTlssed my mind All .fiv
enect.ed ny acton. Az otacr filnes L i r-ua crers
srross have arisen % override these a1gs-s 81 "a
bring ~ my mind pcrzry relief b. L has been cs
temporary, tor. srt-e q resolutions % ss.nd ne
Fca1ng and lie use q C.rhohc book N s.e n az
ct prayers and ertrrsrss that God sy1uld protr ny
ulitl s-A.-sf tie tsf-essl- Ll5nelca o. Csr. T~.f
and N PIE q pCEc AZ private professions ari 49,,
rsi;ons. Shich N tE1rs q s-pcrded dcabg sinr--v
msee " salel4 ry-s from srsp.oc and WI hek -
ccnloerce q rly d11ctse. which had BEEN Wi .iyb
loat.n Ts,c o, a. IA snd u uis-y cshs- e,n.f -,
rcEs ~hacA SUud rise W cs.ore me A. t.a r-~o,.g
Consequence O. su-sriEg ny a-i-1 y - cayr, rr5
II ne oEgeton q r.ich ny DOUBTS po.a-rf So.
tcurts Mould G-a-n re,lrn aka ircrsased at s,,,-
eTer~ ttl-nzE ssur, gazing nc a. r-ne. . - ~
borders q defsn,enselL -
lGcer these G5uhts desired tsfn,ors-v 49, f,-,
dstes thaf hsa become - dsqais-r % rle ~ 49,
n-ned - sccoEuPszy Ms. ives whuse hs1th i,-.I-y
cnsrge q climate, In E-crt zescucs sbro.I n. -
seree ~ ercu-ht 10 reesf . M mind ins.--i -
cogbts ,has G-sr-Ftsi have ,rosu ne - a. 4 -.
led convsuo1s, - scar and scf-e4 - ,,.rl,,,. .
stoiAion "a cOzscircce ard hnnor G.,a every ,li--
o. cHry a God All dis ChGreA, can 40 lairer rrss
n TT Foslrnn.
an called uPOn therefore % 20 A. A., n ss,...,
Ice = vsv Ct wtsch AZ othsr s,.sacrisc..- - I'd -.
Ne are ezs thar letting called upoa 70 seTs- D. -
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N,vAL.-The L. :. frigate Congress Com
- =: = person the sa- hip II Con- Isssc NJ,
Escyer sailed froa Rio de JGlelo Dee % for Mont
yidsc-aJl well - 81,
TbeTT : s,csner Sarsssc, Capt. Lowe. arrived 81
IT, s,orrsh hin Relief Lieut. K. p. Hl1chcock, was
q, Rio dc Iansiru Dec. Is
re- r : sloor-of wsr jamestown Capt : W. Down.
in- remained a. Buenos Ayres Ncv.S2
- r,,-.,e C1r,berlsud the CommodOre's ship, viii
proceed 10 Naples corvette Levsnt, Capt So'is99.
rush Bound 20 the coast OF spain; corvette - Lo'
Can't graham fnr Msrseies steamship SSn JsSln''
C,rt CTahbe. win probably follow the Cumberland
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i shortyt to share With Lous Napoleon The highest po
-, - p-,nce We shall rejoice II any approach oe
80 20 more fust element and liberal spirit II me
ccr6uct q public Eairs II the Couri gains SON ,a.rz
h resVectafiHfy and decorur and TIE county mis-
IL u future Sovereign no; wAyWsrd Ann neSisIos
s-s-nsr hit a enh-h-ered ard courageous mistress,
tbs mach i certain, that The Counties De Ieos- Ga
whor III. extraordinary lot hAs fallen, likely 10 psy
eonsidersbe part N the coming events OF these stiF
~
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Evcreus TrlpartsEe Letter

We published yesterday a eOrresponlebes of
remarkable inSSrcst oetwee- tie Govern neat II ss
CEtSd states ALL ccsts-a kZTUPe1n Powcrs ca as SAB
jsct q Cubs, era Tie communications n question D.
cane the t4stTuStve trot tse Elas,rzton ysrh
thy received By contemporary &ess;s shs Ane--ka
Scns,s II VII Be re13cInheroa La IL TIE course u
last same sr 0yerVrss made ~ Lar3 NAlesSs-y
10 tie Governmental re laiSs f5F tr1 sceaEe.f q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-31
BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

| PoWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
es This as as to ws
cng place IS situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The
building Gone hundred ieet in lengh)
hOARDERs; and number of Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
tiaEsToNE and SLATE all having
the work OF Natures own abIatory. They send forth
OF daily They se situated IN a oi ratSer Sa
sim the ground gradually rising 10 the south and
whiehs presented to the eye OF the beholde
anaseaps views In the county To the
rising up at distances OF from % to 100 yards, nom
northwest of the Springs Many of these elevations can
be approached nom the east or rear by gentle
The Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery its nut
ting its deep ravnes and its LOFTY peaks presents
panorama, which, bold outline pleasing riety is
is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery Virginia In
deed the scenery presented 10 view from the SUBMITS OF
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, seen 10 be
appreciated.
others in the vicinity, the principal OF which ares l. The
Cod Spring short distance nom this; 3 immedi,ie Is
above is halybeate sending forth a Iimpid stream;
mile gushing from the mountain sde is sweet ChaIy
a Of U sI n shade bs tic
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming from the North East can enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
north east 'front.' he SPRINGS The rugged grandeur this
natural detile the rocks towering claude
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration 1'
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid once with
drawn from the and perpleXties tolls and mouoonv
the busy world, and ecuperate exhausted ener
gies by quafne the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partsng OF the rich yiands that daily
We will state the benefit those who NAV mot L.
the fact, that a large farm attaehei ~
the Springs whele persons hava their pastureG
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with choicest LIQUORS
Cigars, Tobacco,
An attentive oser will be in attendance, and servants
10 the different departments OF the houses everything
be that contribute the COM orr Of The
guests ~
Pei sons visiting the Springs from the Morrill, can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here
ng. by the OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South will leave Stanton the morning arrive
at Woodstockto dinner, and the Springs tea.
For the amusement OF those who wish TO M tei
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin LEY been erecte
Bath House, with everything requisite for BATHING.
has been erected for the accommodation OF visters
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PR0sPECFUs
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
me or1gnai Prospectus OF the American Review, is
sueu az Washington by Mr. Cotton, former PTuprie
anu E"tof, number or the leading Wing Members Of
e 1Wsnty-seyenth Congress (1Sy6-6) subscribed heiJ
nance TO the following resolution
earnestly approving the plaE such National organ,
heeued and OF manifest importance undersigned
10 contribute for its Pages, time time, such
Ion9lhSaons as may be necessary set forth de-
emu me doctrines OF tbs United whs Party of the UnoD
S1Isneu by George p Marsh. Daniel d. barnard, ]. Ne
nelson Eerrlen, X. IDgerSon E. Joy Morris, y. l.
Snnginan DAME! Webster K. c. Winthrop Thomas But
ier dhng, Han;,ton Fish, J. p Kennedy VIM Archer,
fGius Choats, Alexander Fl. Stephens,' p E!,
an engraved portrait OF distinguished person will
oe oanl IN every number OF the Review. They will us
any &c portraits OF living American Statesmen when
mat is possible, will be accompanied with autlen
TIC Memoir of the person represented
II - OBJECTS OF the Review are OF course poliea
- Is oesgned TO set forth and defend the PriEef7 ne
edSsS anu the men OF the United IHfg Party Of the
II has been matter OF Just repr0ach to that Party
mat though 1t embraces its due proportion of the E:el
clce ana learning OF the country ii oEartery
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression and defense Of
s nd measures. The cnsSuctors OF the Amer
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and truth. - - Tfi'l-a - 80 49,
spirit with the political.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 clubs Of not persons, 2l
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GREAT ATTRACTIONI
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor IPe"t BToGGtrGy and FrankIu street Nm York
4 L tins Establishment be u
IA seHIatiOn Of LADY IN CHINA unIicr The IN III
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands in uoor. ~:
only representation oi the kind i'll the country The arresI
ana pest colecton OF Ancient and Modern Coins in tic u s.
The figure oil Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform; bc nn
bui lead buttons marked U. S. A. three.corleirI Hal
Brecchcs CATERS &c, DC. Also, Birds VARIOUS Plum
age, some Curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements u
Rich OH Paintings fine EnSIa wIIi nu,y other r.r,
and valuable Curiostes, Statue George Ill SinL CO..
lection cannot be found III any Establishment of the kind in
the United States. y double Cali, which
united to be great wonder. The tone,ic,
from the neck down to the middle. rhey are Iu groI n
perfectly ormed and were b. ought from town OF LYING
Live w hite Kat from lie KS co. Penn Admiance
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards Hnrk.
CANNON and Dominocs. Billiard Room with two splc,,
did Tables, Is also attached to the house. -i
REFRESHMENTS.-DiIIne and Su,t,er II, ,tics ., L
accommodated at very short notice. The will m
supplied with all the deliCaCies season. Game Oys
at any hour. ~
At this Establishment, may be seen celebrated bird
MiNo, lhat VIII Ielcat almost anything after stranger
The Subscriber having become Proprietor o Inc nbovc
celebrated Establishment and having various aern
tons Is Prepared 10 accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city OF New YU,k. Tie Bar Room, Which
tains the iarcs private in country heinz lilo
collection oil many will
il under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the H..
wines, dc &c Connected with the above is d REFKt
TORY, where meals will be all hours OF tIc av
and evening Private rooms for Courts Referees
Committees, Private Dnlcr Supper Parties. &c Nc -
The public respectfully invited grant him sha RI M
their patti onuSe. "
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
n1 rem ols wishing iorruc Vile Spirits may de, end
oil liza wing them geIun at This Establishment. "
N B.-Pnvatc families Supplied with Dinners or Simmer
III superior style, for Parties their reSIec
NV homes and wares OF sass or silver sent any part
oil the City FREE CHARGE.
I:,,trGnce o the REFECTORY in Fro,EJ;,s,
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city, that in the or SCI oiVa
letter. and many other diseases BRgsI ELulD
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA DANDELoS. is decidedly
above all other preparations. speaks
used; and although we have taken the pains
Ing published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF 1t, yet almost receiving
ders from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons who by chance havo
OF Its wonderful curative powers. The following
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used FOR
very serious disease:-
DEAR Doctor:
The two bottles ormedicre got from you
whenn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians DIR
city. rot quack medicine, them
quated with the component parts; say to All
such have not the opportunity making known
to- that 1t is entirely free from all Minerals is not in
the least ncompatibe with of the preparations OF
due, Fowlers solution, or other properties.
To be had Paxton 6 Lakes, Yahrling, and sol
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 21, '52.
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN T,nTHER


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BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T 1871!
Eeng alratives scenes and incidents in the real Lyr
ny THE LowLY.' ty w l.. g. Smith, Esq ~
The object OF lhe author to represent the condition
lie Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin his daiIy occI
aons and pastimes, relations between master I'M
the mistaken impulses and misconceved views OF Tie
passions ana sentiments in their natural orms as the
- displayed in the humblest society thus sho,ynt
more happiness than freedom; and the same to represent
as tS class OF people, viz: The Planter to whom
mas been done, and whose Cha acte exhibited il
every day lie, Is We'll calculated win the amlabIe ip
nIcnt OF the world. 'Ns
Chapter 1-.old Virginia -'' -"
% THE Plantation-Uncle TOMS Laznesa
-Sobrlety and Merriment.
Z" 1.-The Punishment.
" 5-The School Master.
:" G-Family OF the Planter
" T-School Keeping
S-Ihe Secret League OF Rebellion.
" 9-The Surprise.
-" 1@-Mdependcncc Day.
" 1.-THE Oversee
" 12-schoOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom
:. l3-Unclc Tom and Dinah.
F." l4-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master Uncle Ton
and Dinah
& l5-Cassy.
IS 1.-THE OversceI's Conmunicati on 10 the Planter
'' lS-The Suspicion
90 lS-Schoo Master Uneasiness and Departure
2O-Uncle Toms Notions OF FIcedonl
" 2l-iiis determination go the state of Free
dom.'
'' 22-The Escape.
a. 23-The Pursuit
+" 2l-Bufalo-The Boot black
80 2-llaId Times.
3" 26-UnCle Toms SooQuy.
:. 21-Thc Alarm.
" 2S-American Hotel.
" 29-The Fee Negro.
" 30-Couruge Quietude and Cont eminent
31-Niagaru Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
32-rhe Interview between Master and Slave.
" 32-Uncle Toms Decision.
a. 3I-.Back to Old Vii ginia.'
L" 35-Conclusion.
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CONGRESS HALF.

take pleasure in informing their riends
ana The travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession of well established and IA
voTRbly known Hotel. ~ A
CONGRESS HALL,
Third andChesnut streets
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and ali the
ndern improvements introduced, furnished in svie
o eesance which will at render it unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience 'o'
is decidedly the best located house in city, being
House, and many other public buildings t'
lanes OF onmbuses leave for every part city every
lew minutes their head quarters being within one
of this House. 20 ~ e 'aAaie
making this convenient and comfortable he,rt to the
traveller. ~ ~ 'ie
NORRIS & JACKSON, Ploprietors.
James E. Norris, who ia well known to MANY or N. he,
mess men visiting the CITY, lately in the
OF James j. Duncan & Co.. and formerly propretor oG
Virginia HOTEL st. Louis will We control OF the
ent OF the House, assisted by polite and conpcten
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aug224.
WASHINGTOM

from StuaRtss most celebrated Painting.
WIS large and magnificent Portrait OF wAsHISGToE
from the BURN OF an American rtist is eoHsderedb
iEcrs o. art ever published and likeness OF
feTos The size OF the plate is eighteen by twenty
inches, which viii make handsome paIloT
sna should be In the hands of every American citizen
Is correct COPY from Stuartss celebrated original
Painting, now at the State House; Hartford CT .
finely engraved, and printed paper
mar may be within the reach Of ALL the pubhsher has
reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR q! = 5lTEfs.
persons Temittng the may rely upon reeei'
ing perfect cory by return OF mail any part Of
States carefully PUT rollers made for the oss.
Address ali orders, postpaid to the pub% -.
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Hook seller AMI p !,iitker n YoTS