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Interesting .ir"m T'xas.-Wc learn from the
Galveston papers th'; u iorna'!", on Friday week
visited Galveston with terrible whence, causing
much tamnrr I" the shipping in the harbor, and
som" serious accidents {" life and limb
We ais" learn that the steamship Galveston
was aground but hopes were entertained that
she would soon be aiioat again.
All accounts at Galveston represent the conntr nv
as quite impossible for wngons, and scarcely SO
for stages, and even SO for travellers on horse
back. The Trinity has not been higher for four
years before.
The Remains Of Hon. Arson Jones were buried
with imposing ceremonies. 4 beautiful and touch
ing culogy was delivered by Hon. Ashbel Smith,
The Democratic State convention met at Aus.
lin on the sth DIR. Taylor Of Cass county, prrsi
ding. il was thought Judge Wheeler would be
nominated for chief justice.
Lieut.. +. fairfax Gray. l.. S. Navy, of Hous
ton, has resigned his coInlissioi, and will enter
upon the practice Of the law.
Gov. Runnes has voted the bill for the relief
of the Houston aud Texas Central Railroad Com
pany, by the amendment of its charter.
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The Statue Of IFashingto".-The involuntary
exclamation Of admiration with which large
coneourse of people saInted the statue of Wash
ington on yesterday, when the canvas was re
moved and it was for the FIRST time seen in unn-
terrupted relief, implied the highest tribute to its
excellence. A careful criticism may develope
trivial blenshes Of detail but the general effect
surPasses public expectation. AL are agreed
that it is noble creation of genius. equally wor-
thy of the patriot aud the artis, whose names j,
is destined to blend in n.eperable association and
to transmit to the remotest posteriiy.
+ The static will be again covered, and will 90
remain until itsinauguration its on the 22d Of Feb
ruary.-South. "A. =
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Jdpan.-Mr, Harris, the American Consul in
Japan, has accomplished the following:
Permanent residence is guaranteed TO Ameri-
cans after the 4th Of july next. The sxierrila.
riality of Americans is acknowledged. and they
are aInenable to their own laws The Consul.
General and family have the right TO buy direct
from the seller. and pay him in japanese coin. I
and he is not bound in relation to penetrating d4
interior, by the limit Of seven H. or mile
The spies are all sent back TO Jeddo free ac
is allowed to all shops aud houses; and
policemen fellow us any more. We have
prospects Of settling many other matters.
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ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

IN net Ia "if.y ",.i "m.ndhn iur in f,iot;on la
Mc DnH.f""t;"n "f J"rorS
See. |. BE- ii enacted by the Honorable the
Scna," and House of Representatives. now met
ahu sitting in General Assembly, and by the au-
tho;iiy "f tn" same, That rv"ry person who may
be entitled by the Constitution "i this STATE 4"
vote for ni'rnh"r$ of the State Legislature. aud
VIII" shall hav" paid the year proceeding" th" sit =
ting oI The Court, II, which new Jury list shall
he made, II tax of any amount whatever, for
property held III his own right, shall be liable to
serve II Petit and Common Pleas Juror.
See. ,. That all clauses Of Acts heretofore
passed r"p,:ynant to the provisions Of this Act,
and the same are hereby repealed.
in .ici fD exempt .H"nng'rs IF E,ction from
M' performance .j OnE""'y Mi"'" U"iH
Sec /. Er it enacted by the Senate aud | louise
Of Representatives now met and sttim. III Cen
cral Assembly, and 10y III" authority al Ill" same,
That Managers of Election i'll this stat" be- and
they are hereby exempted from III" performance
"i Ordinary Militia duty, for and during their
term Of service.
In dc, io "w,nd he kam IN i,lot;,m In i,rrl;ny
";H @".,x
lie II cnn:tcI hv the Senate and House ,f Rep
rcS"nta'.v"@. now met and >;tin" IN General As
scmbly, aud 10y tin: authority of the same That
II any person who had been once coz vctrl nG
dealing, trading rr;ckiuy with IL slave con-
lrirN io the Acts ut The General Assembly now
"l i"c'. shalt be second ic convicted of il,..
iikc "irnc'. such pris"ns tn": hcin. whit" t,.-
macj shall i"r s,.cL second or other sus,-
Ii"nt offence, in addition to the rc,.rltirS NOW
provided hv law, hr whipped not "Ac"r,n:c ;!,a,,
ihr'j nm" la,'"S. Provided, i!a, Tie said ru;
ish'ii"nl shall n,t extend 10 any ""nvriuu tnr
AN ",nr'. r"lmin;t"'! prior ILL.,, p;.>.,g. of this
Act. i'a! amy free person "l color. who shall
sell, gIN", or III amy way deliver iiiuoi!r Ia II
slave, wiih"u, Il permit, fran The owner. or per-
son having: rl,.r.c al sch si;.y" shah, upon con.
vIciion, he whipped not more than i;.,y .;.s!cs.
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:. Breach of Promise Case.-;Sl96OO Damages
Awarded.-..A breach of pEeiisiso case was tried
in the Common Plsass5 ssterday, Mary Jane
Cribbet sued w Wilt1ln Mathers for not fulfilling
bis, promise omary her, and in aggravation of
damagsspsit was in evidence that the defendant
wass me father Of. an illegtmate child, boru on
~ 22d of March, 1857. The complainant is
1iS years OF age, and quite good looking. She
testified positively to the marriage contract, and
to the various subsequent .acts Of defendant
which resulted in the present suit. Tho damages
were laid at ten Thousand dollars. and the jury.
after an absence Of half an hour. returned a ver-
dict for tile full amount asked for blythe con,r
plainantst- Cincinnati Gasette.
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l. s!'.N'lt,li.

! IN" Il .i'~>inpcr H"cS far N"'h;"u-Th" fol
lowing article should b" read and p"..,lc.r.l well
10y every ui:iii who takes il newspaper without
paying for ii:
The results OF my observation enables ,nc To
state fact, that thu puhlis,rl% of u-wSi,,l,rS
are m"r. p"hiy rewarded than any cln>S nI imrn
III III" | ncl states. wlt" nv.s, an c.;, amount
of labor, capital, anl Thought. They AR, "y,.c,
led /" Il" i""rc service for less 10 stand more.
si"n.:in" a;:i '.'l. h,i,nr, t" lrii and defend
NOR" people without Zee !i,. of reward than
ANY other class
! They credit wider and LONGER; ret ortrncr
cheated: suffer more prriuiary l"~S ;Ir. niii.-r
the victims "r iniSp!acrd confidence, than any
other ling in the community. ncopIr pay !,
! printers l'iil more reluctantly tlian any Other
. IL ic".> ha,,!"r with hrm I" rXpcnl II dollar on
| Il valuable. newspaper, than on Il needless --w
gaw yet cv"ryho.!v availS himself "r The use Of
| the c.!:io:s pen and the printers ink.
| How many pr"t,S-i"mal political rrImta,ions
AMI fortunes hav" been made and sust :incd by
The friendly, though unrcquit"l pen Of tn" c,!itui.
| How many embryo towns nn.l cities have been
| brought int" notice and pulled into prosperity hy
til" press? How many railroads. now in success
ful operation, would have founrrc,l. hut the az.
| SiStcnrc of the "Icvcr that moves tn" w"rld?' In
short, what branch of Industry or activity has NOT
! been promoted, stimulated, and defended by the
prcssl
| And who has rendered it more than misc rnblr
l'ltiamce for lis mighty srrvicc.i Th" baz,,rS of
fashion and the hauntS "fai,lcn and dissipation
are Ihron.ccd with eager crowd. bcari u. gold
III their Inns, and the connoii:irs there. needed
are sold 1T cn"riomS profits. though In;riusicy
worthless and pail for with scrupul"l> runctu-
aty while !!,c counting room Of the newspaper
Is the seat Of jcwin... cI,rarrrim,. trade, orders,
and pennies Ii is male point uf honor to ,ju-
date groy bill, hut not Of dsloucr to rrpudlia.r
| u printers bill.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-04

Richardson, Spence G Co. quote: Flour ~
generally dnl! al :: decline Of al (n Is: Western
anal Us ct us; Philadelphia and Baltimor.
80 "a Ills Gl; Dhin Dos. Wheat is dull =, "a m
''S decline; red Wheat It's Ut is id. white TX 81
~ - "a. and Ss for choice. Corn closed ,luIi
ana a'l qualities slightly lower: Mixed aud vel
3us " o' ~"
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]c/Dr F'r'r at U"va"a-'rhc following cx-
tract from II private letter, dated January 18th,
gives n sad account Of the sickness in Ilavanu:
- our package for the Sonora -. arrived too
late: she was dead and buried. Her illness WIS
short. "nl y four days. her disrase, this dreadful
fever which our physicians acknowledge they do
not understand. Every day we are called upon To
weep over the fresh graves of our dear friends.
Besides this strange fever, we have yonto and
small pox; both very fatal. rejoice every day
that you did not come this winter. The heat is
as intense as in August. Let none of your friends
come here"
From other sources the New York Express
learns that this Strange fever" is the African fe-
vrr whicl, somewhat resembles the yellow fever.
but is more fatal. Even The Creoles rs in the
case Of the Sonora D., arc dying of it.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-04

FRAN hingf"n.-WA<nIHGrnX JAN 2S-
The Secretary of The Treasury, in response TO
the restitution of Senator Is iIsnn, has cnnrn,ni-.
Gated I" ;hc Senate Il statement showing the
amounts at rcv"nu" collected during six Years to
June last. together with the rxl".rscs aud number
"frnpl"yrrs. The total amount is $;I5, ,:jnD 900,
AMI The expense of collection S2l 900 In
lS2, the employees numbered 4, $40 persons, and
in 1887. ::,D~S.
Governor Wise has; it appears, postponed, for
the present, his c".icmpaird letter on Kansas,
Tor the Prrusal of which nucl, anxiety was
manifested.
Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana. who occupied the chair
IN committee OF the whole ON the state of tho
ln;"n. IL the House to-day. gave the Auor to
three "l the opponents "f thr l.ccompton constiiu-
ton. NJ. l.ct"h"r. VIII" desired To bc heard OH
the other ,i!c OF the Question, c"n,,.n,!cl that he
was entitled I" il. in preference TO Mr.. Sherman,
but lie did not prrS"vcrc in his point after Mr..
Davis ANNOUNCED til II he had acted honestly in
ass gnin@ The floor to Mr.. Sherman Much con-
fusion was cons nseinrnt in the proceeding.
Senator douglas in vain tried IN the Senate to-
| day to have tn" hI for the admission Of Mimnc-
sofa considered. at that period The Senate ADJOURN
cd till Monday ~ nearly two thirds minority
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CArrrEE or Az AFRICAN SLAYER

The british ship Sarrh" captured II SLAYER OF,
the west coast "t Aiii"a. The shaver ran ashore
/" prevent ,I," capture" and after ,lrowin,. OVER
board 500 negroes the escaped to tn. shore
III boats. Half "i tn" nr.r"rs were sIrnwn..l-
f"ur h"n'l'"'! more found on board of tho
vr>:l' Which WITS subsequently b ed to the wa.
ter. cLuc
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Ny I.TS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan 2.-Col,un-S;lcs tnrino thc
past lln-r days ~ .!h'o babes including llu hale.
I" Sl"""lai"rS. and ,l"n bales for export. Tho
n'''rk"' sErn"raiIy unchanged, closing quiet and
steady. i ~
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1h' f"i"~i=o'i"" "i' N;mrngu,-tn agent is
about /" embark for Central .An,crir: um.l-r the
auspices u! Il new S"ciriy formed in WaS!!mutnn
for the ,"l"uizaii"n "i Nicaragua. He intends
carr!'r; out with linn the materials for Il rriu,-
ing "i,.,. aud to cnininrnc" the pullicaii,n of Il
newspaper. us III" chronicle of the cn, ,rrrSc-
The lLi!a'!c!pha american, in noticing The fact,
says:
II s"":ns. from all we can -,thrr fl:u, the or
"an!Zati" is really bent planting nurt,r,, SCI,
Hers III thai Remote r"gi"n, aud rearing mp, bv
such i"';s"'in l,irinS. Il free State y Ilr. h.,>c
"i land has been made, will be- and no ,,,,.:,s-
nr"S, cNr"ii those "I Il strictly l,wfil kind, are
4" he cniu,u.nccd. lh" locality S.-c;r.l We
are inl"riu"d, is between Ni.wim bay and San
Juan del sur, nn elevated plateau, removed
from The nraluio,,s influence, oi rl. coast region
"n tie Atlantic side. AMI quite <anl:ir,,S. THIS
ground WIS Int ui';n i'll order to project tn" ur-
dcr'akmg from the chance of failure ihrnuul,
sickness. rnuS"'l hy ia" inilucrcc of cIin.:,caI
'ss"'>"s upon newly arrived rui.ran,>. Anoih-
"r ,"a'n "f weight. "!inrd,rl hv tI,.. f::-il.
I'i"> sui, Il r'>Yu would nIl;r for rrcr.v,rw the
adventurous p'l'uluii..n "f tarn,:i, always 80
"h:.'r |" embrace. opportunities of this kind. -
f"ii:iIS more c',cciii aicuirnt for the 50 &C.
'I"i made WAS the pr"Ni,uiiy of The land To the
sc'nr "i " alkr,'S " Irrati"nS. II II furnishing
colony sl'"ul! he planted l"rcb by the society. Tie
tihhusscring projects would be ut an end
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-04

Direction IF EnrY',rs.-Mr. r. Turner of
W"lrcrhnnW"n, has originated an ingenious de-
vice for drtv"lin: burglars |, is ,lcscrc, ;,s re-
marknbly simple in design. Inexpensive in con-
s'rnci"n, and effective in its operation, and may
he affixed, III trilnS cost either To buildings "a
ready erected or 10 ucw ones. I,Sac,inn is E,arlv
Identical with the spring bell, now in use.
IL Is impossible TO open Il window door To
which it is attached without Immediately setting
the in'l!catorn inoi;on-thc naim bell is rung,
Il light struck, and the face Of the inslruInrut
indicates the actual door "r window d,Sturbrd.-
Consequently any building supplied with it enjoys
IN absolute immunity from the ordinary class of
burg'ari"is ait"mps-no entrance being possible
without disturbing the inmates. In form and ap
pcarancc it is sim liar TO clock face or the dial
OF on electric telegraph. II is intended to he
iixed up in the bedroom aud is so contrived that
no door, window or gate TO which the wires con-
nccted with it are attached can be opened with
out an instantaneous alarm beng given by the
ringing Of Il bell at the same time match is
struck which cnnbles the inmates, by the face of
the indicator, to know what particular apar tment
has been entered aud also to trace the progress
Of the unlawful visitor through the premises.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-04

Tile French Prince 1aking an Airing,-The
way the little son of Louis Napoleon takes his
airing is n show for any one to see though all
may not regard it in the same way. He rides in
large coupe carriage, drawn by four horses, con-
Quoted by two postiliions, and the nurse holds
him up at the window that the people may see this
really fine looking baby. Two iiveried servants
on horseback precede the carriage about two
hundred yards and are followed by half dozen
lancers, bearing, Of course, the small uniform
flag upon eacl, lance as if to anuse the young
sters Immediately III front of The leading car
riage horse Is another mounted servant, the two
others are seated in the rear. At the side of the
carriage rides a gentleman in plain clothes,
called in English and equerrysand in the rear is
a detachment OF iancers--perhaps ten or twelve
in number-under the charge of an officer; the
whole cayalcade moving at u rapid pace. To
one who has had several boys quite as promising,
as this prince. escorted at :his age by single
nurse. this expensive show seems useless IL not
rdculous; but it 10 not so consideresafby the
French people -
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Er""'l>'"il- 'lni Wh"a, has II decline fen
d'"ry ali Qualities slightly lower Sugar cloxe.
changed.
.h"""y -H"rA'f-I."ni"n, Jan. l2th.-The
money market is slightly r;.Scr ConsoIs oIe
l"r n'"n'y, and ~. Tor acr",,nt.
L IL
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ih" following Is III" latest news hy the stcame,
h""g"r"", which arrived at New York. Wed.
n"s'"y. Will, Liverpool a!vicrs to tie 18th ol
Ianuary:
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Ali Pacla succeeds R-,lschid Pachn Ms Grand
Nizirr.
IT, is said that the Russian have ccnsr,l to in.
'rri"rc i'll the navigation Of the lirc,ssi,,,
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| ncnt; celebrate in fit time, the union of the two
| oceans that wash its boundaries; and under the
ministries of Providence. work ont the final de-
vrl"pm"nt of the human int elect in its most gOr-
ge"'iS ant Misunderstanding forms.
| The wheel of events usually r"ls will, snmc-
thing al leisure and measure; but roll il slowly,
orr"ll it swiftly, this end will We, lie acromp!Sl,-
cd. H. was this mission that free, the in,.i,,a-
ti"n and ncrvcd tn" heart Of the patriot Senator
! from Texas Along this track he moved with
| ""t "i fire; and no prrs of the march, and no
w"ar'n"Ss "f the load, deferred him. for ;iI,on him,
as upon the patriarch, burs, visions "f glory ;
AMI ~ them II" saw his country leading the
, lanah"I:rn Procession of The nations whiI. the
! ascending races of her children crowded up the
mystic ladder, tl. topmost rounds of which are
lost III the enduring spIrnd"rs of eternal mind.
C"r" far Wydr"ihohio.--M. Guillabcrt, Il sur
gc"n ui the first class in the Fr"nch navy, has
just addressed letter 10 The Academy of Sccu-
c"S III IariS. on Il Specific which enjoys great
reputation in Greece as IL S"v-lc;ym remedy for
!ydt"'h'iia. In lSJ2 he Received orders To Wis.
II the Convent "f -. Mary pan.ro,I,cur, III :h,.
Island "t SalamiS, noted for many wonderful
cures ordered to examine the remedy. and in
Turr int" th" treatment of the patients .boiing
un'!"r that terrible na!aGv. aud in lS:,.1 some OF
his observations wcl" communicated. To the tcnd
envy "i MEDICINE" The treatment Is a. inllows:
The bite is first cauicriHri with l,oun oil
and l' grains "t Il powder, c"m,"s"d of equal
parts al ia" RADICAL bark of The ) >g""".h"m .r,..
IN" a'''l an i,'src, known in ct"ni"orv ly the
nanc OF .Hp/fbfiS S;u,nc"'n:a are anuIinist cred
Inwarlly. DR.. tati"Sra>sr. The chct pi,v vsici:rn
To tn" navy at Smyrna, subsequently, seat beth
th" plant aud insect The French Minister oi
I"inn"r"". Although, the efficacy of the <I,rri
lie WAS doubted, not only by the above gentle
man. but hy Dr. H"z,r, physi"ian I" King OHIO.
~ Greece, II WAS resolved that il should b: put
I" tn" i">t AT th" iiist opportunity. a. Dr. I;"-
Z''r had often been Obliged the fleets pro-
'!ur"'i 10y the t.rHiri'nt oI the monks uf SniS.
s'rh ~ vi"i.mt vomiting and purmmy, hr deter
'nir'; t" nr"iiiv the prescription. The first
at h>dr'l'''"h, that presented Itself. he treated
n> i""wS: 'lh" wound WAS catIlrrizrl with Il
'r,l-h" mon. and inlI "r;n "i c,nlhiri,lrS adj
i'lin'S"r'' internally. aud repeated until >vlmp
toms "t Sir"iu1"<inal irritation mp,".:r-d -
A> for III" xn"an.ha,". which is II weak Iur..:,-
tive, llr administered il under the fur of :; de-
r"'i"n III III" proportion al II urainin"S per
III "gra,,iinc of water. The patient was saved.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-08
MARRIED,

In the Baptist Church, in this city, on the
oath ult., by Rev. Thos. E. Skinner, John
II. Bryan, Jr., and Maggie Henderson,
daughter of the late DR.. VIM. 7. M. Outlaw.
At the residence of Mr.. James Richardson,
in Christian county, KY, on the 26th ult,
by Rev. n. II. Lee, Major John Gum, of
Rockingham county, N. O., and Mrs. Susan
P. Stevens, widow of Rev. Geo. Stevens, for
merly Of the Va. Conference, and late of the
Ky. Conference.
In Caswell county, n. c., on the 10th ult,
at the residence of Mr.. James Evans, by the
Rev. j. W. Lewis, Mr.. VIM. A. Turner and
Miss Sallie Ann Evans.
In Caswell county, n. c., on the 10th ult,
at the residence of the Brides Father, by
Rev. J. w. Lewis, Mr.. Alpheus Stanley, and
Miss Mary F. Mckinney.
In Orange county, n. c., on the 26th OF
Nov, by Ruffin Tapp, Esq, Mr.. S. P. Kirk.
patrick to Miss S.. r. Miller
On the 18th Nov, by VIM. Zaokery, ESQ.
Mai. VIM. Thompson to Miss MargaretS Stone,
all of Chatham county, n. c..
On the 7th ult., by Oliver Clark, ESQ,
Mr.. Nathan Stuart, to Miss Susan Stage, all
of Chatham.
On the 18th ult., by VIM. 10y, Esq, Col.
Christopher Seagle of Chatham, to Mrs. La
ry Ann Yorke, late of ASHFORD, N. C.
Bgg= Greensboro Patriot please copy.
In Franklin county, N. c., at the residence
of W. Dickerson, Esq, on the Both ult., by
A. I. Fuller, Esq, Mr.. John f. Hedgepeth to
Miss Mary F. Woodliff, all of Franklin coun-
ty, N. G.
On the 10th of Nov. 1853, by the Rev. N.
w. Wilson, of Danville, Va. Capt. T. Fl.
Walker, of Halifax, Va, to Miss Mamie N.
Ferguson, of Pittsylvania, Va.
~ Religious Herald please copy.
Rev. John P. Dunn, Mr.. Thomas Potter and
Miss Frances King.
At New Hill, in the county of Wake, or
the oath ult., by r. NJ. Brown, Esq, Mr.. Asi
Olive, 70 Miss Polly Barker, all of Wake CO.
n. C.
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NORTH CAROLINA FoRM-BOoK.

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Raleigh, April II, 1858. a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-08
Works very Recently published.

The Household Book of Poetry, collected and
edited by Charles A. Dana.
Rational Cosmology, or the Eternal Principles
and the necessary laws Of the Universe, by Lau-
rens P. Hickok, D.. D..
The Laying Of the Telegraph Cable, with all
its incidents and anecdotes, impressive or divert
ing, as well as fresh and reliable biographical
sketches of Messrs Field aad Everstt and Capt.
Hudson.
E~lectrou. or the Franks CT the modern Puek,
ID photographic Epic for the Times, by William C.
Richards.
K. n. Pepper, and other condiments put up for
general use, by Jacques Maurice.
Adele: A Tale by Julia avanaugh, Author of
/" Nathatie,' Rachael Gray, &C., DO.
The Coopers, or Getting under Way, by Alica
B. Haven, Author Of NJ such Word as fail"
"Alrs not Gold that Glitters," &c.
Legends and Lyrics, a Book of Verses by Adj
ela ide Anne Proctor.
Two Millions, by William Allen Butler.
Ursula in two volumes-A Tale Of country
Ife-by the Author Of Amy Herbert, Ivors, &c.
Coartship and Bla.rimony, vita other sketches
from scenes and experiences in social life, by
Robert Morris.
From New York to Delhi, by way Of Rio de
Janeiro, Australia~and China, by Robert B. Min
turn, Jr. For sale by W. L. P0MER0Y.
Raleigh, Nov. 10. 1853. 12-46-tf