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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28
,EoTEs FROM A PRIVATE MEMORANDUM

On passage down river, from Virgin Bay to
Greytown, on steamer under command of Capt.
Smith, who was at the time acting in the en-
ploy of the Transit Company, and WI en- we
were some twenty miles FROM Greytown, we
broke the rudder to cur boat and our steamer
became unmanageable. In taking short turn
in the river, we saw Native, who had pulled
his boat, or what is called Dug-out." up
close to tho bank, and was sitting on the boat,
and at his side gun. As we neared him, and
in making the turn in the river, we appeared to
be going directly towards his boat There were
some words, in Spanish between our Captain
and the Native and those who understood the
language, said they were threatening each 9TH
er. Our boat passed without touching his and
we passed by several rods, down the river, but
as soon as the boat could bestopped and turned
back, we did so and was from one-half to
three-fourths of an hour in getting back to the
small boat. When We came along back, the
Native and his boat were there Our boat
struck the Natives boat quite hard, and, at
aoout the same time, report of rife from the
wheelhouse warned lis that the Native had been
shot. AS the boats came together, the Native
rose up with his gun in his hand but at the
report Of the rifle, he stepped back few steps
and fell dead. There was another man on the
boat with him, and several on the bank. We
then went on our way towards Greytown, and
,,,oI tlo,n ,la
this Capt. Smiths boat to the Ocean Steamer.
AS passengers were landing, posse of armed
aen came alongside, and demanded Capt Smith
he was protected by the American Minister.
Borland, who came down the river with us.
Soon after, Borland went on shore, and WAS ta
ken by the Natives and shut up in a callaboose
He vas slightly wounded on the ear by glass
bottle.
After he was confined he sent to the ship for
help. Speeches, &C., were made on board the
ship, and we came to the conclusion to let the
matter stand until morning During the night,
Borland came on board, having been released
The next day was spent in speeches. &c. Bor-
land claimed that he had been very much in.
suited, &c. He alledged that the Transient
Company were in need Of protection tn nc, and
agreed with large number Of the Passengers
TO remain there, until another course could be
taken for protection. Borland and Capt. Smith
came 10 New York.
To the above Mr.. Collins now adds the fol
lowing
'.Just before the native was shot,I saw Capt
Smith going up to the wheel House, with a ri
tie in his hand l had seen the Captain ant
Borland talking together before the native wa
shot, and as Borand had disappeared from
among us, l supposed and still suppose, tina,
he ,cas by Capt Smiths side when the dee,
was done.
We who have travelled that way and hay
stopped at Graytown, do not consider the in
habitants any more piratical or worse than thos
OF Panama, or any other port in that quarter :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28

- 'IFde w jung, a'5on''''S aotno1'FJ' 'o'd
Mr.. EfsRihe to 'sit down." and if he did not,
he should resort to other measures. Erskine
replied, Your honor may resort to what
measures you please; l know M rights and
my duties quite as well as you know yours. "
After the trial Of the Dean of St. Asph,
public attention was called to the subject, and
Mr. Fox introduced bill into Pertinent
which he stiled " A Bill to remove doubts as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28

nv All to the FREEMAN, whether on bust
ness Of the paper for publication SHOULD be addressed
postpaid, to the Editor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28
Che freeman.
MONTPELIER :

Thursday Morning, December az, 1854.
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ity replied" In the verdict we have render
ed, we have given satisfaction to our coscien-
ces, and we will make no further answer.
In 1910, some twenty years after, similar
attempt was made by the court to interfere
with the right of the jury in the case Of YIN.
Penn and VIM. Mead, charged with tumultu-
ousy addressing crowd in the streets. The
jury brought in a special verdict Of equity OF
speaking in Grace street Church" They
were sent out several times with instructions
to end general verdict, but would not, and
at last returned verdict of not guilty. For
following their own convictions and opinions
instead OF the advice Of the court. they were
foed 40 marks, about sl33, and most of them
went to jail, il preference to paying The
matter - 80 Chef Justice Vaughn on
a WI |orpus, who decided that
/ tFs sufficient to warrant their
rr they were discharged. In
rR kundred years after-Mr
~ ~ ouse of Commons, that
lie hurt to dictate to an Eng
been renewed since the
I Nm. Penn.
pa of ST. Asph in 1888
which an attempt was
TO prevent the jury from
halter was libeous. Mr.
solsmnly declare that ac
lnd constitution of England
Try have an undoubted righ
Nc Ibut the legal constitutions
rIaas.V.5 yto judge both of the law and
the ffed. tho judge, assuming authority tolc
Mr.. Efseihe to ''sit down." and if he did not
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28

Nd have been in
fish government
! Jury to indict
y speaking trea-
orously and fell
Act! But they
ben independent,
charges against
hc Declaration Of
e had tried to de-
jail by jury.
|me right of trial by
brought over One
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28

3 UT SXXPI6S dS 10 tI6 CUHSUIVUtIUIIdIlty
C fuai ave law which would prevent
fin |erdict Of guilty, and if they
hey ! Jet aside. A greater insult,
peakqp was never otfered,sto Massa-
It's M it ought to have peen resis-
n tire - Applause. | am man of
!, said ale, have submitted to a
dealhs fe; but if ever put in such
lationl Duch a question put to me, |
say i Judge, " Sir, the question is
suit, resent it as such, and my
g IN obedience to the law does
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VALUABLE BOOKS. AMERICAN POULTRY
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The culturist.
| Blake's Farmer at home family text book for the
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| Pioneer Bookseller, Raleigh N. c.
April 15 1854. 43-
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Raleigh, June 13, 1854.
TEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS CHEAP.

TEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS-CHEAP-
% Err THAN EVER The Subscribers take great pleas.
in informing the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that
they have just received entirely stock of all the
cles in their line. .-.--zs- Il
Thankful for the liberal patronage already received they
will do all in their power to deserve continuance of the
same. ''fs
Their present stock consists in part of ata
JEWELRY-Goid Earrings Breastpins Cuf1ins. Finger:
Chains Pencils Pens Watches, &C., &C.,
FANCY GOODS, &c,.Berln and French caskets, Fur.
e Spanish and French Fans from so 81 co. Port
monies of Leather Velvet and PEARL French Cigar cases.
Pocket books Wostenhom's celebrated Cutlery Dressing
Pocket Combs of Ivory Buffalo India Rubber round
Combs, Puff Tucking and side Combs, Fabers pencils,
French fowerwares of all descriptions Fancy
GERS from 40 to So, Gothic and day Clocks Ger.
silver Castors wax kid crying and India Rubber dolls
of all Sizes Looking Glasses from 81 50.s
All kinds of Perfumery and Toilet requisites @
China and Glassware of various descriptions, &cs
CONFECTIONERY, &c.-Common and French Candies,
Pickles. Preserves Brandy Fruit Prnes Raisins
Cron Nuts Wines, Vinegar, Porter Ale Cefdas Bittefs,
Schiedam Schnaps &c, &c F. MAILER q co.
Raleigh, April 10, 1854 .zLz - A.
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ISAAC PROCTOR. MERCHANT TAILOR. Sue

ISAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR >1.Suc-
cssor to O0er Procor) Would respectfully announce
to his patrons and the public generally his from the
northern cities and that he is his Fall and
Winter supplies of Cloths Cassmeres Vestings Fun
lshng Goods and Clothing which, being bought
He has now in store at the old stand opposite the Post
Office; ff .itt-.l
Superne black blue brown dahlia and other fancy Cloths
of various goods. ....e..
Superne French, English Cassimeres of all
prices, plain and fancy.
Superfine Smoni Doeskins for Pants and Oyercoats
SuperfiHe black Satins and Grenadines.
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestngs. =t-.
Fine assortment rich silk Cuttings for weddings and PARTIES
Plain and figured Plush Velvets very rich.
FURNISHING GooDs-A complete assortment, consisting in
part of -t.31- -
Superfine plain and fancy dress Shirts.
3-py Collars, large variety.
Canton Flannel, bleached Drill.
Merino and silk Under-shrts and Drawers.
SILK, cotton and merino plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves, superior kid, black white and fancy. .F
CraVa black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
and parties.
Stocks, black, white and fancy, with and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c.
In fact everything necessary for gentemans complete
outfit
With sincere thanks to his patrons for the lib
era encouragement heretofore extended him. hopes
strict attention to their wants. and determination please
to merit its continuance -...
Gentlemen furnishing their goods be manufactured
may rely receiving the and attention
though sold by himself.
The latest Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times.
He will remind those indebted six months time allowed
to puncua customers. Those longer than the
by cash or note, and oblge ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh Oct 18th, 81
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,umber of advertisements will be taken for the
limited nu hnt no deduction will be made on any but
Ey apsiments-these will be inserted at onefourth
a ne Or business Cards, not exceeding five lines,
in either the Weekly or Semi-W eekly for
Ill inSetbs or $40 for twelve months; or in both pa
n for SIX mGn snr ak months or S15 for twelve months.
Ts s paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX months
the yeab and others who may wish to send money
SG. can do so at all times, by mail and at his
the bdot for all sums will be promptly transmitted
ik ReceiPib @ The Editor must come free of postage.
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GREENSBOROUGH Mutual INSURANCE
IN COMPANY.-The cost of Insurance the Mutual
plan is but small sum- compared with joint stock com.
pany This company being located in the Western part of
the State consequently much the larger portion of the risks
in the West very of which in the country
The c. pany is entirely free from debt; have made
and have very large in cash and good
bonds is therefore confidently recommended to the
public.
At last Annual Meeting the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
JAM ES SLOAN, President.
s. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
G. P. MENDENHALL, AttOrn<y.
PETER ADAMS Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
JAMES SLOAN, DR.. s. G. COFFIN,
Dr. J. A. MEBANE, jamestown.
c. P. MENDENHALL, WILLIAM A. WRIGHT,
WM. s. RANKIN, Wilmington.
Rev. C. F. Deems, DR.. C. WATKINS,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT Carolina F. College.
JED. H. LINDSAY, JOHN l. SHAVER,
w. j. McCoNNELL, Salisbury.
Greensborough. JOHN H. Cook,
E. F. LILLY, Fayetteville.
marlborough. J. ]. B1GGs,
w. p. MOORE Raleigh. .
Newbern. ROBERT E. Troy,
II. II. BURwELL, Lumberton.
Henderson. DR.. RoBr Fl. SCALES,
j. L. BR1DGERs. Lenox Castle.
Tarborough.
GEO. T. Cooke, Raleigh,
agent PETER ADAMS,
WILLIAM H. CUMMING
General Agent Secretary.
December 12th 1888. sly.
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~LENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.-TH1s
GN delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical process
from the hot house plant LEMON TRFoLIA confidently
commended to the Ladies particular account of its
feshng and delightful odor. contains all the fragrance
plant itself concentrated orm and will be
very useful for removing the anguOr occasoned by crowd
ed rooms, &C. Also delicious perfume for the Hand
kerche will be found much cheaper than the Extracts
and equally good and pleasant change for the Eau de
Cologne.
Also Glenn's Musk Toilet Water
Glenns Rose Geranium Water.
Glenn's Citronella Water, all delightful and concen
trated perfumes.
For sale Raleigh together with assortment Genns
Justly celebrated perfumery
For sale by
r. D. TURNER.
N. G. Bookstore.
D,lo;
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&TATIONARY, BLANK BOOTS, ENVEL-

~ OPES AND PAPER OF every description PeItumery,
Brushes. Also, Fancy Goods in great variety.
The Store of the Subscriber has lately been repenished
with New Goods from the New York, Boston and Philadel
manufacturers Among his extensive assortment may
be found all kinds of Letter. Cap Drawing Note and Fam
cy Papers, White, Buff and Enameled Envelopes Paper
Mache Rosewood Mahogany and Leather Writing Desks,
Work Boxes &C., Cloth Leather and Papier Mache Porte
foos all styles of Card Cases and Porte Monnies Wallets
and Pocket Books Steel Silk and Kid Purses Bankers
Cases Lubins Celebrated Genuine Perfumes Farnas Un
rvaed Cologne; Bridal Glove and Handkerchief Perfumed
Boxes Building Blocks Wood Aphabets Pearl and Ivory
Tooth, Nail and Laher Brushes Gentlemens Dressing
Cases Shell and Horn Dressing Combs Ivory Combs La
dies Companions, Spool Stands; all kinds Rubber Balls
Vesa Lights; Tea Bells; Toilet and Travelling Glasses;
Tooth Powder Hair Oils Toilet and Shaving Soaps; Chess
Dominoes Back Cannon Boards, Chessboards Dice
Checkers Sewing Birds Penknives Scissors and Shears
splendid assortment of Gold Pens in Gold and Silver
Cases Steel Pens fifty styles Pen Nibs and Qmls Letter
Seals Stamps all Styles the best of Wax warranted to
Transparent Porcelain and Paper States large assor
ment of Visiting and Wedding Cards; Stationary Articles
in general Wedding Stationary and Fixns best quail
ties Patent Blot Pads Diaries; Ledgers, Day and Cash
Books Journals dc; Letter Copying Presses Books and
Ink Mathematical Instructions; Blong Papers; Paper
Folders and Paper Weights; Erasers Mouth Glue Indel
BILE Inks Inkstands of One Hundred different varieties.
Ali of the above described articles be found greater
proson and variety than house South of the Poto
besides other articles too numerous to mention Call
yourself They will be sold the lowest prices
either at wholesale retail.
HENRY D. TURNER,
No !, Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, n. G.
January 1854 2l-
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Spring Is54.-WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
STRADE, Petersburg, "a We take pleasure in announc
ing Merchants of Virginia and North Carolina, that
of house has just returned from the North and
East where he has and commanding
stock Boots Shoes Brogans Trunks, Carpet Bags Vail
ces Wrapping Paper, Lacngs &C., and ali other articles
belonging to our branch of business.
Our assortment this will be much larger and more
varied than heretofore in order to meet the demands of
rapidly increasing trade Our goods have all been bought
First Hands, and selected with by old buy
of thirty experience with special reference to the
of the Virginia and North Carolina Merchants.
We in receipt of portion of stock and
in daily expectation of large accessons thereto which will
render of the most complete and attrac
tive ever offered to the Southern Trade.
In soliciting examination friends and
public generally that prices shall be found low
and reasonable those any similar establishment
south of Massachusetts,.
~ Merchants and others buying by the Package
Dozen will find to their interest to examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere it is discrimination to sell
cheap any of our northern competitors
w. R. JOHNSON CO.,
Two doors below Paul & McIlwaine,
East side Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
Feb. %, 1854. Sly.
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WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
RALEIGH. N. G.

4 RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING AND
n Summer supplies making the largest and most ex-
tensve stock of Medicines Chemicals Paints, Oils Dye
suf, Window Glass, Putty, Varnishes Perfumery, &c.
which they have had the pleasure to offer the citizens
OF Raleigh and surrounding country and which they will
dispose of at the lowest market prices.
Physicians, Country Merchants Builders, Painters Plan
ters and others will find it their interest to give them
call before making their purchases .sl s-oaE
April 81, 1854. fl
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GARDEN SEEDING are now in receipt of large
OUsupply of Garden Seed warranted resh which the
attention of Gardeners is invited. 4. ! tn
- .t T. WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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~REAT BOOKS FOR MECHANICS.-THE
W Practical Surveyors Guide, containing the necessary
information make any person of capacity fin
ished Land Surveyor without the aid of teacher. By
Andrew Duncan Land Surveyor, &C.. 12mo.
American Miller and Milwrights Assistant By W. c.
Hughes.
Painter, Glider and Varnisher's Companion.
Dyer and Colormaker's do. 81
Builders do.
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's do. .---
Treatise a box of Instruments.
Paper-Hangers Companion. .. --.a
Assayers Guide By .. NJ. Lieber.
Practical Brewer. By DR.. Byron.
Practical Distiller. By DIR. Byron. .5-
Pyrotecnists Companion. ' ~ ..'
Walkers Electrotype Manipulation.
Templeton the Steam Engine For sale by
H. D. TURNER, N. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, June 1854. 63-
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DROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-l2 DOZEN, JUST
Drecelyed Also large variety of Lubins and Bazin
Perfumery, at the drug Store of -.., .,.y -. /.
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Goldsborough Drug store.

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS having returned from the
North, respectfully inform the public that they have
pnrchased and receiving of the largest and most
Stufs Window Glass, SC, that has been offered to
the North Carolina Trade As buy almost entirely by
North or South We would say Physicians Merchants
and others in want that prepared to duplicate all
orders that have been filled North South We
thanks to those Physicians Merchants and the
bestowed upon u.s. and hope by strict attention business
and selling but the best articles at the lowest prices
to receive continuance of the r. -.
VAUGHAN & MOORE.
Goldsborough April II. 45-
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yHNO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER ANTO-
IL MO PIZZINI Foreign and Domestic C0nectioner and
Fruit Dealer, formerly of Richmond Virginia, has the
acent country, that he has opened (three doors below
Messrs. w. H. & R. S. Tucker)
A Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establish
ment
In his store will be found at all times all that NICE
and agreeable to the TASTE Believing that the ct
zens of the desire the establishment of house of this
kind hopes by attention to the trade to merit portion
of it's favors ANTONIO PlZZlNl.
N. B. He keeps constantly on hand
Oranges, Lemons, per box, Preserves, .
Raisins, per whole, q and u Cordals,
boxes, Cigars OF all Kinds
Nuts of all kinds, French and German
Figs and Prunes, Fancy Goods.
STEAM CANDIES (fancy and pain) manufactured by
myself and warranted good in the United States
The above articles be had at wholesale and retail
A. PiZZINI.
April Is, 1854. a.
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WUST IN SEASON.-TBE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
Cd lust received New York the largest assortment of
WaLing Crne comprising Whaebone, India Rubber, Lg-
mum Vitae Malacca, Rattan, &C., &c.
Also French and Spanish Fans of all descriptions. Come
and see, and will give you satisfaction
s. MAILER co.
p s. On hand few beautiful gold and siLDer nsountings,
manufactured by H MAILER.
RALEIGH NAV 5th. 1854 49-tf
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TRANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAR-
ED OLINA.-A DIVIDEND OF FIVE AND ONE
quarter cent the Capital Stock of this Bank for the
last six months day declared payable to the
stockboderess the of twenty-five cents each share
owned by Indvduals-at the Principal Bank the first
Monday in July next and the Branches, fifteen days
thereafter
c. DEWEY Cashier.
RaJeioh June e. 1854 STD.
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GRASS SEED.-Red clover, Herds grass, Blue grass
~ mixed lawn grass and Lucerne. Just to hand at tn
Drug Store of <; -f' WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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TNNABLE SALT.-VERY FINE AND WHITE in
IL small bags, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
TORN STARCH.-A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RE-
~ CEIVED at the Drug Store of
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WNRESH HCURRANTS.-JUSTR RECEIVED SUP
It PLY of Fresh Currants. Also Fresh Prunes Ciron,
and Figs. The above articles are for sale at
f7t>s.et 8 as ANTONIO PIZZINrS
New Confectionery Store.