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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

LIVERPOOL CorToN MARkET.-The Circular of Messrs.
Brown Shey of the 18th ns reports the sales during the
week Of Cotton at bales of which took 2
600 and exporters 5000 bales leaving 81 bales all descrp
lions the trade Fair Orleas was quoted at 3d. Mddng
oreans at sd Fair ppla4ds 3D. ahd Sdding Upands at
5td The sales On Friday 18th in comprised 1000 bales
and the market closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTIFFs MARKET.-Flour in good de-
mand and prices had advanced during the week % bb
and Ohio was worth 36s y 1876 lbs Wheat had advanced
and White was quoted at los I'd 10 lbs Corn was in
Se e. DOS o e. ar geeW ana White
ed in value as also Pork Bacon active Lard
lower Taow had advanced Is 3D. q cwt consequence
Of the destruction of large quantities of that article by the
great confagraon at Mcneil There active specu-
atye demand for Rice at higher prices with quotations
at from zzs gas ID ID cwt There moderate bust
ness transacted in Coffee at previous rates.
The Liverpool Naval Store Market.--There had been
large arrivals of Common Rosin and prices shade
lower being quoted at 4s y In Crude Turpeptine no
thing had been DONE Spirits of Turpentne steady
Freghts in Liverpool had advanced aud firm with
upward tendency.
The Liverpool Failures.The liabilities of James Nc
Henry arc quoted at $500 600 sterling.
State of Trade.-In Manchester trade had largely de
cIined. --I -
The London Rice Market was firm.
Inc London o Money Market was unchanged. Consol
Of 1852 were quoted at from l0l@lo2.
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SAD TERMINATION OF A LOVE AFFAIR.-We, in COM
mon with other papers, have briefly noticed the sui
eide of Miss Jennie Bear, of Bristol, Ohio. The
Cleveland PIaindealer gives full account OF
the unfortunate event than have seen elsewhere
copy it as the last besr story" The Plain
dealer says:
worst. Miss Jennie pet of the family, although
she had been chained the foot of the for some
time, owing to her peculiar love of chickens before
they were cooked Some of the feathered tribe going
to roost night in Jennes tree, she thought she
could help herself to bit of her favorite food with
out molestng any of the family by so doing She
went up the tree, passed over limb in search o.
chickens, and undertook to come down on the othe
side, when her chain proved all too short. She was
disappointed, and in love afair-a love of raw
chickens.
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The Last Card of the AbOiItiOnIsts.

The Chicago Times says
1.-The Abolitionists of Chicago having, since
the return of Senator Douglas from Washington.
sought by every means in their power to insult and
degrade that gentleman have, as last resort, en-
ployed negro to aid them la this city they hired
and armed ruf6ans and DULLES to groan and insult
him, and to prevent his being heard They then
hired Codding to follow him about, and by all manner
of means to insult and msrepresent him. Codding
having proved unable to accomplish the desired end
they have employed and brought hither Fred. Doug
las, the negro, 10 aid them, and sent him to Aurora
to-day for the express purpose of insulting Judge
Douglas. We much mistake the character of our
citizens if they do not entirely condemn this last at
tempted outrage upon Senator Douglas. There are
certain decencies and prophecies of life, which no
difference of political sentiment will justify inva-
sion of. And we do think the employment of ne
al least. has enjoyed the personal respect of all
of all parties in Illinois, will not be sanctioned,
will it pass unrebuked'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

The George Law and Star OF the West at New York.
NEW YORK, October. 27th-The steamer George
Law arrived at il o'clock this morning, bringing
dates from California 10 the Both OF September, and
about 81 100000 in specie
The principal consig nees by the George Law are /:
Duncan, Sherman & Co. s242,OOo; Adams & Co.
$259, 900 Wells, Fargo & Co. $4,000; William
Hoge s. Co, $4,000 Drexel & Co. $4,000,
The steamer Star of the West connected with the
Cortez which left San Francisco the afternoon of
the 3O,h, bringing $50 passengers, aud $500, 900 in
| freight.
The principal consignees of the Star of the West
are Duncan, Sherman g. Co. 100000; Adams &
Co. $4,000 Wells, Fargo & Co. $4,000. and
Drexel & Co. $68. 900.
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From the North State Wing.
Commerciai Convention.

w WASHINGTON, N. T.. Oct Ism. 1894.
Pursuant 10 call issued on the 5th day of July
last, Convention was held at IL o'clock this day in
this town. to take into consideration the subject of
improving the navigation Ocracoke Bar and of the
tributaries to Albemarle and Pamco Sounds, and the
proprety ofprocuring charter from the Leglsla-
lure of the State for Mutual Marine Insurance
Company in the. town of Washington.
On motion of Col. TayIoe John Blackwell. Esq,
of Newborn, was appointed President, and j. War
rem was appointed Secretary of the Convention.
The President addressed the Convention at length
in explanation and advocacy OF the objects for which
it was assembled
On motion Col Thompson of Newborn. and Genl
Singeltary, DIR Bryan and Messrs. Albert and Marsh,
of Greenve, were invited to participate in the ac-
ton of the Convention.
NJ ,
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment, and
was again addressed by the President
On motion OF W. B. Rodman, Esq, the letter of
invitation of July 5th was read by the Secretary.
On motion of Col Tayloe, w. B. Rodman, b. F.
Hanks,and R. l. Myers were appointed committee to
obtain statistics from the several counties interested
in the objects of the Convention, and to prepare a
memorial to Congress soliciting appreciation for the
improvement of the Ocracoke Bar
On motion of H. A. Gillian, esq, committee OF
ten was appointed by the President to collect statistics
and to memorabilia the State Legislature (ncorpora-
ting such statistics in their memorial for appropra
tons for the improvement of the navigation OF the
rivers tributary to Pamllco and Aloemare oounds.
The names of the Committee
JOHN MYERS, wosh;roton
SAM'L R. FowLE, !
H. A. GILLIAN, ! pI,,nor+h
H. B. SHORT,
W. w. GRIFFIN, } r,.-o.o,, o..
VIM. MESSENGER,
r T. PAINE, pao,
w. BADHAM, H'o0n'o"'
w. G. Bryan, Nl
NJ W. JARVIS, 1'
On motion OF R. Myers, Esq, the following
gentlemen appointed committee to prepare
charter for Mutual Marine Insurance Company in
the town of Washington, with clause therein en-
powering said Company to purchase steam tug OF
steam tugs for the use of the Company. and to pro
cure the passage of the same by the Legislature =
Joseph Potts. w. Fl. Willard, B. F. Ravens, Geo
H. Brown, W. Shaw, Jr., Jas. L. Fowle and Isaiah
Respass.
The reading of the reports of committees hereto
fore appointed was dispensed with, and it was or
dered that they be handed to the Secretary for pub
LEGATION with the proceedings of this Convention, and
referred to the several committees now appointed.
The Convention addressed by H. A. Gillian
r. L Myers, and w B. Rodman, Esqs.
On motion of John Myers, Esq, the proceedings o
this meeting were ordered 10 be forwarded to thu
different papers of the State with request that they
publish the same
After vote of thanks to the President and Secre
tafy, the Convention adjourned, sine die.
! JOHN BLACKWELL, Prest.
! F. J. WARREN, Sec'y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

ONE OF THE ARCTIc's VICrIMs-The Due de
Grammont lost in the Arctic, was sent 10 the United
States attache to the French embassy at Wash
ton, and but twenty one years of age, and the
last of his race. He was neal descendant of Count
Philbert de Grammont, famuas wit of the court of
Louis XIV, who. when banished from France, went
to England, and became equally famous at the Court
of Charles the second. He married Miss Hamilton,
famous English beauty.
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NOTICE..

WILL be sold Swans Point, the late residence Geo
w H. Mcmillan deceased On Wednesday, the 18th day
Of November next, all the CROPS, STOCK, FARMING
UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNE
TURE of the late deceased credit of six months pu
chasers giving notes with approved securities.
Onslow county, n. G. d. MCMILLAN, Executor.
0 t. 9th 1854 Stf
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NOTICE..

THE SUBSCRIBER, having qualified at the October
term, 1884, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for Dupln county Administrator with the will annexed
of Guy E. Buchanan, deceased hereby gives notice to ali
indebted to said deceased make immediate pay
men and to all holding claims against said
ed, to present them legally authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, otherwise this notice will be pleaded
bar OF their recovery. c. |. OATES, Adm
kenansvilie Oct. II, 1854 7-3w--3S3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

FRANKLIN SUPERIOR CoURT.-We learn that Ea-
ton Keith, whose trial was moved from this county,
convicted for manslaughter, at Franklin Superb
or Court, for the killing of Napoleon Blake He was
sentenced to be branded and to imprisonment for 70
months. The former part of the sentence in me-
diately carried into execution.-RaLeigh Standard.
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LIFE PREsERvERs IMPROPERLY UsED.--A writer
in the New York Times who was on the Arctic, de-
scrbes the after the sinking of the steamer as
awful in the extreme. Dead bodies Of men and wo
men were floating about, many of them drowned by
the life preservers, which in their ignorance thew
had allowed to slip below their waists, SO that by
the rising of the life preservers the surface of the
water their heads were drawn under.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

ASSISTANT STATE GEoLoGIsT.-The Standard states
that DR.. J. F. Tompkins, Editor of the Farmers
Journal, has been appointed Assistant TO Prof.
Emmons in the Agricultural and Geological Survey
of the State, going forward. in place of
DR.. Mechanism of Chatham, resigned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03
LOST.

BETWEEN Wilmington and my residence in Bladel
ID county, q POCKET BOOK, containing one Note OF
hand made by Joseph BLIZZARD and Daniel Mcmillan for the
of fortytwo dollars dated the first of January 1881
also note George Russ for thirty dollars dated the h
of April 1854 also, Note against Gabriel Blizzard and
Duncan Mcmillan for nine dollars and eight cents
dated in FEBRUARY, 1854 also Note against VIM Hunt
for eight dollars and eighty cents given in 1851
All persons forewaned against trading for the above
Notes. and the makers from paying them to any person e1
cept myself. The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the Pocket Book and contents to me-
A. M. LARKlNs
Rladen County G. Oct 9th 1854 S-2tt
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NOTICE.,

THE Subscribers hereby forewarn all persons from
ing with gun dogs feeding penning stock, cutting
timber choppng defacing trees trespassng in any
whatever upon their Lands situated in Dupn
y the utmost rgor of the law will be enforced against
all offenders VIM. r. PICKETT,
HESTER PICKETT.
Duplin CO. Oct 9th.
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.-.,o-,zed A gents for the Journal

LAWS M REDMOND, Tarboro', Edgecombe co., N. c.
1osIAH JOHNSON Clinton, Sampson county.
JoSEPH r, KEMP, Baden county.
JAMES H. MEREDITH, Gravelly HILL Bladen co.
B. BARNES, Black Creek Wayne county.
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. o., Lenoir county.
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London, where Advertisements and Subscriptions will be re-
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-annointed On the mart of Wilmington and

aDELEcATEs, appointed the part Of Wilmington and
Hanover County, to attend the Railroad Convention to
be held in Salisbury, the I'd day of November VIM 8
Ashe, w. H. McRary, w. Marsh George Houston, l. C.
Worth, E. j. Lutterloh, "A Keith F. h. Dickinson, A j.
DeRosset DR. Thos. H. Wright j. H. Fanner Jas Fulton,
E. Murray N n. Nixon, Jos. M. Foy T. H. Williams, w.
B. Meares P NJ Walker J. D. Powers R. Tate, DR.. A.
Newkirk, J. B. Seavy, w. Sudbury, L. ], Fleming
Delegates will obtain free tickets the w M Railroad
NV calling at the office of he COMPANY.
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BEAUTIFUL Er1rAH."-The San Diego Herald
publishes the following. written upon young man
who was accidentally shot,
'here lies the body of Jeems Hambrick
who accidentally shot
the bank of the pacus river
by young
he accidentally shot with one of the large colts
revolver with no stopper for the cock to rest on il
was one of the old fashion kind brass mounted and
of such is the kingdom of heaven
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has 1900 ACRES OF LAND. about 50
l. miles from Wilmington, both sides the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road, which is abundance of
the best Lghtwood for Tar which he will rent reasonable
terms to any responsible persons be worked during
present Fall and Winter Those having hands to spare can
do well by making early application.
Whitevle, N. c.. ALFRED SMITH
Oct. 9th, 1854 S-2m
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BURGLARY.-The Store of Messrs. VIM NJ. Sher-
wood & Co. was broken into last night This is the
has been broken into and robbed of several ARTICLES
of merchandise. We understand that several dwell
lngs have also lately been entered, at night and ar
tices stolen Our town seems 10 be infested with
burglars and it would be we'll TO keep look out for
the DerDetratOrS
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PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL. FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his PORTABLE STEAM
J. SAW MILL. The Mill is in perfect ORDER with 81
inch Circular Saw ls horse power Engine Refer Charles
Montague, of Fayetteville, for quality of the Mill Terms
will be made accommodating. Apply to
JOHN A. SANDERS.
Wilmington, N c., Oct 9th, 1854 SIT
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FOR SATE

"a FOR SALE. -,, &c
I'LL THE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE ANDT
LOT in Kenansvle, Dupn county, together with six
of Land The House is comfortable building, and good
water on the premises.
For further particulars, apply to JACOB DOLMER
Oct. 9th, 1854 S-4t*
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NOTICE..
Oct. Goth, 1854

A PPLICATION will be made to the next General As
"A sembly of North Carolina for the Emancipation of
Abraham Smith, slave, owned by Jacob Smith, ESQ., of
Dupn County. -
Oct. 9th, 1854 s0t
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SPLENDID HORSE FOR SALE

IT HE Subscriber offers for sale fine Stallion years old
L weighing 100 pounds. Any person wishing gooc
Stock Horse would do well to call and him. He is pro-
nounced by impartial judges and who judges of
to be of the finest horses raised in Dup COu
ty. d. T. BONEI.
Teachey's Depot N c.. Oct 9th 1854 S-H
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MY WHEREABOUTS,

MY WHEREABOUTS,
THE subscriber would take this method of informing BIZ
l. friends in DHpin, Wayne and Sampson, and his &c
quaintaneas generally that he is at present engaged in m
store of Mr. A. B. McCALEB Market street. near arS
Dock, where he will be happy wait all who may aVs
him with call Goods will be sold low, and pains spared
to please. JACOB w. CARR
Wilmington, Sept. 22d 1854 S-3m
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A New PRoJEcT.-The Concord Gazette is agta-
ting for Railroad from Concord to Cheraw, via
Wadesborough and the Carolina Female College
The idea that the distance from Concord to Cheraw
would be p miIes-from Cheraw to Charleston 40
distance from Concord to Charleston via Cheraw, 2l2
miles. This is apparentIya counter project to our
projected road from Charlotte to this place. 1t is
hardly likely to succeed.
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WANTED,

WANTED.
DISTRICT No: Maisonboro' Sound wants to employ a
- Teacher for the Common Schools. Apply to
R. BEESLY,
ak Hewlett
]. M. STEVENSON
Oct. 9th, 1854 89t
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WANTED
Oct. 9th, 1854

WANTED,
A COMPETENT SCHOOL TEACHER, for district
"A No. %, Covins Creek New Hanover county apply
to JOEL L. MOORE) r.
A. M. COLVIN, Committee
JNO. HENRY,
Oct. Goth, 1854 7tF
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DIED.,

In this town last night Of congcstive fever Mr. JAMES
BOYD, in the S3d year of his age of South Queens F.
Scotland, of the late Jas Boyd, master r. ery,
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10 REWARD

10 REWARD.
"a RUN AWAY, from the Subscribers planatol
"a New Hanover County, the 18th Oct, 1871 O ~
a Negro Boy. named BEN. Said Boy is about ~ :.
~ years old, about feet inches high will give sn
above reward for his apprehension. Said boy re@G %
write. TIMOTHY J. BLOODWORIH
Oct 26 SAT
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From Mr.. Munds we have "Gideon Giles, or the
Struggles of Llfe," by Thomas Miller, Esq, (not our
felIow,cgenl 1t is story of English life, and the
struggles of the English poor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

FALL STYLE DRESS HATS.
ENXTRA French and American Manufacture light me a
IL graceful. different styles. Hats fitted to the m
irregular shaped Heads. Cali and give Contorma0
trial. G.. MlEho,.
Oct. 9th 1854 Hat and Cap Emporum-
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9z- Governor BURT, Governor of Nebraska Terri
tory, died on the 18th inst.
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~ The Charleston Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting, day before yesterday, and appointed CON-
mittee to proceed to Washington and represent to
the Postmaster General the evils to which Charleston
in common with the people of the South and South
West will be subjected, by any interruption in the
regular transportation of the mais-evs in cempari-
son with which the amount in dispute, between the
Department and the Railroad Company sinks into Ut
ter insignifcance. By the way, did it ever strike
our neghbors that there is another party to be re-
monstrated with-the Railroad Company?
Safety the English Arctic Exploring Ship Enter.
| prise.
New YoRE, Oct. 27.-The British steamship Pey
tona arrived at San Francisco from the Sandwich
Islands, being the pioneer of line of steamers
between those points She brought full cargo anG
81 passengers, portion of whom came to New Yorh
in the Star of the West, the first who ever arrived
this port travelling the entire distance by steam.
The Peytona brought intelligence of the long mis-
sing ship Enterprise, which arrived at Port Clarence
on the elst Of August, having only lost three mer
during the whole time.
The Enterprise brought no news of Sir John Frank
lin. She entered the Arctic Ocean in the summer
1851, and passed through the Prince of Vale
Straits But finding the ice impracticable, she pas
sed the winters of 1852 in latitude II deg. g.
min north, long. III deg. IS min. west. After max
ing every exertion 10 accomplish the object of he
voyage, she passed the winters of 1888 in VOL
lasten Bay, in lat. SO deg north. los deg. 80 mir
west. The winters of 1884 found her in Cam
den Bay, in lat. rs deg. O8 min. north l45 deg. 3
min. west. The ice released her on the 3Oth of Jul
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NOTHING New UNDER THE SUN.-Mr Finney, d
Dentist late of Alexandra. Egypt, is reported &c
have found plugged tooth in mummy, and several
teeth in other mummes which bore marks of filling
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BRowNLow, of Knoxville, after an article announ-
cling the decline of the cholera there, adds the fol-
lowing; 'Since writing the above, we were informed
of two OF sickness in brick house in the
west end of the town. We have been there and
inspected them infinitely. Add to their imprudent
living and eating the unexampled flth of the house
and famly--the manure, vermin, and horrible scent
of all concerned, and if Providence were not to kill
them off, those of us who try to be decent would
have grounds TO complain of bad treatment! We
predict their death by the time our paper goes tt
press.'
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Hon. HOWELL COBB of Georgia, in letter 10 the
Editor of the New York Evangelist, discusses the
questions of revival of the African Slave Trade
and of the acquisition of Cuba. In regard to the
first he expresses his conviction that the South is
now as it ever has been since the trade became I'M
lawful utterly opposed to It's revival. For Georgia.
he feels authorized in speaking with the most perfect
confidence He is clearly and unequivocaly in favor
of the acquisition of Cuba The letter is SO inter-
esting that we shall take occasion to publish it in our
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Oct. 9th, 1854 . VI
NORTH CAROLINA HAMS, Shoulders and SlO'''
IN Fayetteville Flour;
Mulletts;
Irish and Sweet Potatoes;
Cheese and Goshen Butter, very fine;
Soap, Candles and Lard
Sugar and Coffee, different Qualities;
Sack Salt. Just received and for sale BY rpANT.
To be found under Carolina Hotel, Corner of MarA'
Second Streets m , In
Oct. 9th, 1854 z-W~
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.- We have in store J plush
IN stock of low priced Wool Hats and Ciotn at yer!
Caps selected for Plantation use, and can be oee9 by
low figures Your orders will be punotualy MYERS
Oct. 9th, 1854
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
Per Schrs L. p. SMITH and ALBA.
S00 LES. of Large Goldfish 5 bbls. Irish Potatoes
COO boxes fresh Cheese; 10 kegs of best retai1g
Butter. Low for cash at GEO. H. kELLEII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

81 But are you not tired Of this busness'" why,
didn't want to 90 out, the last voyage. I tried 10
get another captain TO take charge Of my ship.
wanted TO stay at home and get married b., pooi
mn "a tEstaess scarce. And | mad n CO."
But he noble ear tain seemed ambitious OF higher
career. What should ike best Of ALL" said he.
would be to 90 pr1rateeriag. To comc4zad a
meroh8Dkthip. al d 10 go numbering along, i,Aded
down with freghi-tbat ! cannot bear Il Kills me-
But give well built clipper, with six guns on 4
side, abo a long Ton in the middle, and a letter Of
msrque 10 range the ocean, and / wouldn't cal the
PresideBt NY brother"
Such was the substance Of Capt. Smith story. We
allowed ban TO run on WITH his exploits 70 see what
stuff slayer was made Of. Was there ever q more
I.rvert,G baturel Here il man vh0se boast "a in
The gIgebiIc character AMI the success of hi- vida
IiCs. HA coGraZe is tO shoF hs power over tue
W ak and def Br'ls's; ~ crowd hunfr.fs If hu n-u
teirgs into cOss nod, wnere one hundred ana M
DE ia lew geeks. 6DQ hi5 gretfos5 eIdtatOn -
have Cehtd the laws 81 Ih- whole civilized word :
But The oct important reflection II % the weakness
tnd negligence whico permits tots traffic 10 20
checked. Ata Yo,k the ctef pOr ia tie rOrd j,r me
STARE trade 1hifiy five slavers year SAILING DO xn
our bay lie this true II -, why not theso
teIs searched and seized On ehIm the bi
Do officers OF Government cOnIye At the traffic Or
they Jlai not to Sc wlaf pa.-ss under
their eyesI Or are trey TOO ~sak or tOJ a1OleHt 10
tLioroe then country jns, .